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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

The issowisR y - sxStAetftsnA letter wit
ten ey the Rev. J. 9. Holme, pastor ofthe Pie It
poas sessst Baptist Church. BroUklys, n. r., -
the JesrssI Esd Messenger. Cincinnati, O., a
speaks volumes in favor Of the world -renown ed
medicine, MIS- WfNSLOW'S SOOTHIst0
SYRUP t01 CRltDRHN TEErH1Ne;-
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to sayte1oue sssesrs thst sAis = - humbus--
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
From Sew Orl,
From Washfnston.

From New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, March so.
The True Delta newspaper has failed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

.isssa ktNbeEY,s
lnprovo1 He'd Do6roAee anl
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
FOR tho Cure Of Ill Diseanes
AIMING 1nOM Al nlFUn1 gTArH OF TEE
/. l1LOOD. SUCH ~
Ocfolsls, Canesesus lesmoeions, Cutapsovs
diseassA 1ryslpslas, Boils, Pimplss on
he hes, 6oes Eyes, 6esld Head,
letter aGsetiens, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspcp-
-, Uestiveness,
Jansdies, Salt Rhsuu.
AsscUsial diseases, 0eseral
Debility, Liver Complaint.
Loss Of Appetite, Low Spirits.
fosl Stomach, together with al other
diseedess non On Improper condition Of the
eirs0latory system. ASS geseal ten.
10, ~ effects ase bcnignant, and
eannet fail 20 benefit where
used persevsfinsly and
acording TO diree-
WE OFFER 10 TIE PUBLIC MEDICINE
W which has marked its way to popular svos. solely
upoa i,s own inertia, In shorter dine than any medi
CHE ever moUUoCtuyV0-UUui uOW--W mas OeCOWe ]
.!andard remedy Tor !" ABOVE D,srAs." all over IL
Unio0.
nead thia and n alFsieted try IT,
J. n. LINDSEY,
DIAN SIN We woald Just say that you
medicine hes cured case II Scruf0la that has bcei
coming On fs i've years; the Arch eaten OF tn
lady's arms-you could the sinews working. Sh'
10 at the eighth bottle now and the flesh IL growing
very fast. Your Blood Searcher II going ell
The c0uatry. Yours, truly.
JOHN KxlSroN 4 SON,
Elderton, Ind. station.
r. Z. SELLFRS CO., Sois PncrnirToss,
Pittsburg "a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
Mp the EVIL In the Bud.
~. vvmnTr1ER,
~ South Clafk Street, Chloogo. nm.

Has for many years nads Ne
treatment Of privste diseases BIZ
!lbusioass SD study. Syphilis
lin oil ito forms, elect and Stric-
etures. Partieular attention Civ
en- TO old standing sases. which
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
Bi0krone.
MUNNRWE1.n..e

Ten yedrs has clearly PIT .
we'd that the theory Of sim
plicity. the great element
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

JULIUS IVES Z CO..
~ Deel1aIaAa ~. New rerlk.
These La1nps are for Sale g. n.
WEBB and Aby DOOLTTyrLE =
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
Economy f. Drilliancy
KEROSENE LIGHTS {!
Gas eUPERsEDEBDl
Petr0tc y ~ PopseyNs'izesl
By TnE USE OF
~ CAMP

II can be FILLED, TRIMMED, and LIGHTED With
eut removing the EilAi or CHIMNEY, and has
many other valuable pYvements.
We have . large assortment q Chandeliers and
Hanging Lamps, Brackets. aud Table Lamps; also
IVES PATENT ATTACHMENTS, which consists d an
improved Shade or Globe with Chimney and vssdes
Burner, conveniently combined and made applicable
70 any common Ia IL Lamps and Gas Fixtures already
in USE thus giving to tem the adva tsses Of lighting
Allng, &C., with nut removing the Shade Chimney.
lissNna Anvfn~ ~ lSnmaa M ~ m -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
NAVY GAZETTE.
by telegraph. !


Dispatches from the United States steamer MoDocacy com
mander Cartel report hen arrival at st. iLomas Wet indies
the eth inst This the first intelligence oi the vessel
since she left Fortress Monroe a month ago.
The Navy Department to-day received dispatches from
Acting Admiral Godon. dated Bahi0. August % in
which the fact Of the arrival Of the flag ship
BTOoyG % thai port G s 5 long %RdSr e
spGTs Of large ship about go miles TO the sonhVerd when
yee had evidently been burned not far from the place where
On reaching Bahia the Admiral found the Nipsc Leui,
Commander Blake awaiting his arrival That officer had
properly carried the Departments instructions 10 salute
The Brazilian ag under the order Of July r. The incidental
peasante character and will not fail to be agreeaby remem-
bered The Admiral nciOses certain documents which shOw
that the fring salute Of ~ guns TO the flag Brazil
10 make the GmeHds honorable oense committed by
United States officer which at once dsayowed by the
the Of the Confederate Florida in the port Of
Bahia and the bringing Of her TO the niied States waters
where she lost Commander Bake IN bis note TO the
President Of the Province Of Bahia says The Undersigned
in executing this duty begs leave to express to your Excel
lency the hope that with the dying echoes OF tho last
gun viii also expire any unkind feeling that moy exist in
Brazil from which has given rise To this ceremonial
The President Of The Province IN reply rfjoced that the
Government Of the United States meenng IN It's wisdom
the justice which exists in this Empire should not have hest
tated giving public satisfaction oI an o1ense committed
during the tranquility OF profound peace ana con
fdng in the sentiments which are manifested u es3 became
him assure Commander Bake That lie hohOf OF INC baoh
being thus satisfied not tie slightest resentment VIII remain
against Government which thus soemny shows before inc
civilized world that she does not avail herself OF he force AZ
her disposal against injured power and that on the con
nation which cOrtindes TO make more dear Tue relations o
friendship and consideration which until have united
and will continue 10 unite the two Powers which nhabt the
same continent.
given the anniversary Of the coronation
OF the Emperor and was returned gun for gun
Admiral GOdOn he shall probably send the Npsc TO
Pernambueo and sail himself for Rio the lh 9Th OF Sep
TENDER The crews Of both vessels in good health Before
he LETT Rio Gen. Webb Minister TO Brazil had arrived
and a change Of ministry had taken place TIE present
iacumbents are pledged TO more aeiy, prosecution OF the
war
the 3st Of July the Admiral instructions 20 Com
mander Cusbv q The ShanOkn hold himself readiness 10
proceed COenes in should be necessary for him 20
Paraguay under the contingency mentioned in depart
metal orders Of Apr. &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
n NEW RAILROAD.

OPENING or THE NEW LONDON AND NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD ExTEEsIoY-LoNG ISLAND SOUND UNITED
WITH rHB IsT. LAwRBECR-A LARGE NUMBER OF
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
NEw.LoEDoN Sept II, 1866.
The special excursion train, belonging to the Newton
don and Northern Railroad which left here on Tuesday
morning in charge Of Superintendent g. w Bentley, for
Che purpose Of conveying large party Of excursonsts 10
Brstteboro and back TO celebrate the completion Of the
extension Of the New-London Northern Road from Am
bers Mass achusetts Grouts Corner station on the
confines Of Vermont arrived here on Thursday evening
en- from BratteboTo The population turned out TO
welcome the eXeusonists at the different staons, the
special train OF SIX cars stopping at Norweb VIII
mantle Stafford Springs, Palmer Mass, CIRCUITS Corner,
number Of the principal railroad men OF Northern
Eew-EDgland had assembled, and after compli-
Dentay dinner there, accompanied the excursion
ssts back 10 New-LOndOn. On Tuesday the entire
party numbering 200 of the principal railroads
Featuring and commercial citizens Of NewEngand paid
visit 70 the Pequot House three miles from London
special boat being chartered In the evening grand
6nDeT given by the company 10 the guests, and
speeches were made by Gov. Hawley Of Connecticut TX
Gov. HObrook Of Vermont, Mayor Allen Of NewLondon
NalorGen Phelps OF Brattieboo, the Hon. Aya Croker
of ftehburg Mass, the hon Bandogee OF Conn, and
Others The leading journals Of New-York and New'En-
gland had representatives present The guests rested all
might OF the Pequot House, and on Friday morning paid
visit TO the U. s. frigate Sabine located in NewLOndon
haIbOr Capt X. Is. Lowry and his officers Unanswered
fhe Of $50 boys in guuney exercise and salute Of
IS guns fred as Gov. Hawley entered the vessel
and an additional IS he left the Sabine. This after
noon the eXcursOnists went on pleasure trip 80 miles
down Long Island Sound on board Of the steamer City Of
Boston, furnished BY the Norwich Transportation Com
pAny, accompanied by band Of music. A magnificent
COLLATION. served on board and the usual speeches were
made.
The New.London Northern Road as extended at pres
ant 20 GTout Corner IL l0i miles IN length and by the
completion Of the track, the head waters Of Long
leland Sound placed in direct communication with
che waters Of the River ST. Lawehee The total Of
the entire road IL 81 100000 or $4,000 per mile, the
cent EXTENSION costing the sun Of $500 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
SERVICES COMMEMORATIVE or THE REF.
JOHN PIERPONT.

Yesterday evening services commemorative OF the
poet phanthropst and patriot the Rev. John Peponi were
held at Dodworth Ilan
W c. Bryant the Hon. Horace Greeley and Ralph Waldo
Emerson we're have addressed the meeting but owing to
other engagements were not present.
There was quite largo audience present and several IN
tcrcsting speeches were delivered.
Mr. Oliver johnson presided. and opened the meeting ID
remarks eulOgsing the character ana
genius Of the Rev John Perpont Tie Rev. M Can, then
engaged IN prayer after which the Rev. o. rockingham
addressed the assembly;
befoe them lie had expected that M Greeley Mr. Elmer
son and Mr. Bryant would have been there ~ have spoken
1t was proper tia; he should speak hrst as he had
nothing or httle ~ say.
many respects he far In advance OF his lie had been
lwyer merchant and preacher IN coud 1t be
said that ne was successful could not be said that he was
philosopher Or contributed much 30 thought. Everything
with practical end IN view Hs tcart tender
true and clean. lie loved hs family and his
friends HIS Wmp1thlcs were not Clinse but
intense lie always looking for some evto STAY IT, He
right H. Chrisiiane mon IN every sense OF the
word The Gospel o. lin the Golden rule The sermon
on tie Meant Was enough for hin. he out ami out
Unit rim all made secret OF H. HIS syWpaties were
large aud true. and loving ana hs religion meant JNuee
between man ani nc for tlc ab1ton OF al wrong
of all ntemueruuce aud a uucanueas lie Nas for the *
uctOn II Slavery aud ~ favor o Tie EEhts Of woman lie
owed no man anything net toe debt az love.
pertinent einarls saI that J Perpon claimed supe
roIity because be- bad is fan or k'Toiend u'tehcd
10 his tAppalse lie leyeT 5ote couicmuousy 10
the poor or The ou.Clst.
M.ss Euma Haflrgc delivered l.tiv rpeeoh erosstic
OF NT Perponf and w33 atfe'i'eY it.Hri o f-o1tttG
gentleman claimed fJ De- " cr-la tt' tiel sane 'or
word, ana spsac i1r Ib1uf five inmates
Tbn proceedings were tht9 bIoaell 90 . slgS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
THE S ,ORM AT THE VEST
syyoprs FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.

- 6IPORTS FROM VARIOUS sOukCks' -.
m VI oIgNATI Sept 2l.-No rain fell here last hleu''
10 morning the weather is cloudy and cold. ID. ,ros
CoIISfprs Ohio Sept. 2lIhe rain here last nght M'
slight Ihe weather oe2I a rsn Ps1 seTe al last night
The scioto four inches higher than ever before
ST. LoUrs Mo- Sept 2The weather here this forenoon
IoTisvLT KY Sept 2lIt rained very slightly here ias'
night This morning the weather IL clear ana c9u "a
CHICAGO Ill, Sept 2l.-The weather here TINS morHs "
PTsgPGs Pa Sent QiIt raired here oil last night ana
the storm sill continues Railroad communication - soD
what improving All me uds and Cincinnati Road
Is clear Trains went out regular time this morning Inc
Msriefts and Cincinnati Road also In running oraer
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Daton, and the Az
opo and Great Western roads in operation to Hamioh
only several hundred feet Of the emoankeht os ,
and IS still rising dispatch nom Dayton ss3s tnat AZ
o'clock Wednesday the canal bank broke az g o SnS
great piles Of lumber and other property Inc wafer Was1
Jefferson and LudoE.sts, submeTgns p par, ,be
FIRST floors OF many dwelling'hou:es and sS no h
The bawater eneroaehed upon the southern portion OF
civ and at 70 o'clock on Wednesday night the greater portion
was under water which in some places was ol Ieet
Tbe loss of standing corn fences and stock is enormous
There Is no railroad connection anywhere ron 0P
by the Little Miami route via Xenia ., ssterdov saws
that the rain Tuesday night poured down IL peiee
SDo ans so the ey TeSgTaphc Communication
been considerably interrupted by the Storm opt ~ thS
ne ertheless maintained with the prlnepa pOin' ~
THE STORM AT BALTIMORE ,
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2I-It rained heavily an ia aS'
,rbt and connnes today The wind has shifted to the
and IL cold and disagreeable So far no deen
on Of the railroad ceuterDg here have been eaueu
by the high water in the streams
STORM AT RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Sept. 2l.-There were very heavy rams
last night and this afternoon accompanied by high Wnd
DISASTER TO A scHOoNER-FOUR LIVES LOST
CHICAGO Friday, Sept. q, 1866
During the gale last night, the schooner c. Hensha"
was driven ashore six miles north of this city Her captain
and crew attempted to reach the shore IN s9a.l poa
bnt il caszed and four of the reported 10 nave
Three other vessels went ashore, but got of without
damage -
DAMAGE TO RAILROADS.
On one or two railroads running into Chicago some
of the bridges have been either wholly or partially de-
sroyed by the eshes, but the damage IS being Iaplu!
DISPATCHES from various points in Northern and Centai
Illinois report heavy frost last night causing 1T ieared
some damage TO the corn crop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22

On motion Of Mr. Sullivan the nomination Of Mr. Allen was
made nimous. ,, e...-,.4.,aor,
Oh motion John Delaney was LomlhAteu ioi "uP'i'"'
Uf the Poor By aeolamaiion ,,, ,or e,rro,,te b.
aecamaton and stephen G. Vooies was HoAin"'su " jus
tioe OF Sessions by acclamntion
TIE Convention then adjourned
CITY NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC cONYRNTHoN-NoMISA-
TON oP CITY OFFICER.
The CITY National Democratic Convention OF
King, Coun,y assembled at the Capito Hotel Joraemoa-
Yesterday Afternoon elected Mr James Carboy President
and nominated the following card' dates:
Street Commissouer-James Carboy Of the Twelfth ward
City Judge-Samuel Garrison.
EIGHTH wARD JOHNSON CLUB.
This Club met last evening, James +. Lewis fIes-
ident in the chair Speeches made by NJ Orahder
Col WIN. johnson ard others
FIRST WARD JOHNSON CLUB
This organization met on Thursday evening,
ADOPTED constitution and by laws and elected the following
officers, Presideut-D. d. Whitney Nice,Presdehts-M
Rusph lyman John Dixon, C. Huchns, VIM Atknson " a.
OBren and Alex McGrothy. Secretary-John =. iyhap,
ROdd After adopting seIie, OF
audaory Andrew johnson aud the PhladeIpha Non'en
ton the Club adjourned.
THE WILLIAMSBURG POSTMASTER ,
Mr.. John s. Alien lately reappOnted ana recently
confirmed as the Postmaster OF WHmsbnrgh has u seems
been guiotined Mr. W. Levi Darbee appointed IN 21
stead Mr. Aliens urbanity and courtesy to an during Ds
term of office for him many friends br Dafpee 70
an old Of the Eastern District once wing Dnt never
a very active politician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.



Steamship Boua Bh Sohmensen Hambnsg % via sogthamp
with mde aud b4b kundhadt Co. Expert
euc strong weeTy winds aud heavy the passug
o,t about hou by dense To- accident the engine
Steamship Virgo Bukey saaEnsh OIL hours with nde ami pass
10 Murray Ferris Go.
Shu Onward Hodges Pemo May via Lisbon ~ days with
birthstone o r. BerthoudA Go.
Ship Ellen Austin French Liverpool Aug. g. with lee and GO
pass TO Sp3fof Teon &c. Had strong head winds the entire
passage slit % Sc Aug 6 t - s. long 10 80 ship Josiah
: AL steering Aug T. M IS 80 og 10 20 sgnaIel Br. ship
Cromw om Range steering time, snazed
Mlrya 30 pendant g023 steering r; day let
oas 20 ~, ssuaiLsd Aip Florence steering ENE Has
anchored ct Quarantine.
B Paa Alto, Noy cienfaesos 10 days, with to H. D.
j. d. Brookman.
Bir lime Money ol Basier, Rio JncirO 81 days with
coffee % Pautustadt 4 Go.
Geaeua (Br Glover Island 10 days with sarsaps
rila G. g. Josiah lee.
NlND-At Sunset, NV.
DISASTER.
The r. g. Revenue CATER Crawfrd Krum While beating
dow the lower bay yesterday carried her iovtop
he'd being Tire ioyetopmast
falling carried tue she returned 10 staten Island
10 anchor aud repair,
MISCELLANEOUS
TIC bark Nnne Bell otsd in yesterdays edition, from
Cienluegos, not Sssua
Steamships City " MANCHESTER aHd Pioneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
THE PUBLIC HEALTH
NETWORK CITY.


The following cases OF cbciera In this city we're re-
ported the hquaeIs Of the Board of Health Yesterday
Charlotte plautz aged g. Gernanyi Fy-seeond-st' De-
tween Tenth and EeYeutbayes. dead.
w H. Watson (co0reD, No ~ Ihomass' deaI.- 4, 80,
Mary Rarndbo Qrsh), Sxtys1thsi between E's"'h A'u
Nnthayes. -,
Philip DOwd No GA North Mocre-st dead
Mary Murphy No. 9 Muiberryst: dead
GeOrgaua Powers, No. 800 West TbIteth-sL
Ann Fryer Qrish) No. 2j3 West Tnityseycntn'st -, .
woman mo nance O. years, No al West IhiTtysi1thsI
A woman (no nsme), No l66 Leonard ST.
Mary OBrien No 90 Ba1terst -,
jas McKeogh Forcthst. between Ninth ana
Cathatne Breene, taken to Battery Hospltali deau'
Bridget ONeil taken 70 Battery Hospitals dead
QUARANTINE REPORT.
HOSPITAL SHIP, Friday Sept. q, 1906.
The following four cases have been received from
ship Gettysburg since last reports
Sent 49, Caharne Scheig aged 80 years Of Baden Mrs
Wiche aged ycers OF Switzerland Sept 81 fldel oteit
80 OF Wurtemberg Maria Panenach aged q years o.
Bavaria Died, Sept. 20 Mr5. Wichie, aged 50 years o.
Switzerland ID II. BIssELI, Deputy Health officer.
BROOKLYN CITY MORTALITY.
The number OF deaths reported on thursday were ~
Of which II from cholera nfantum, &c RON othel
foud air diseases aud IA from all other diseases Only 1--WE
cases Of cholera we're reported yes;eFday-both mild
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-22
BROOKLYN.
lind CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRiCT--NoMTEATIOY o.
HEyRY q AlrnnuY BY Tile nEMnCRATs.

lind CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRiCT--NOMIEATI0N OF
HENRY C. MURPHY By THE DEMOCRATS.
The National Democratic Convention iOr the lind
Congressional District held at o'clock YESTERDAY at Mel
sons Hotel, Flatbnsh.
Mr Linsky appointed permanent Chairman and Mr.
Philip Clare SergeantatArns. Mr. i. Campbell was ap'
pointed Secretary.
Mr. Philip Clare moved that Henry C. Murphy be nominated
by reclamation.
Ne Lntky said that the lime has when the office
should seek the aud not the man the oce. IL was an
imperative duty lay al personal feeling aside and select the
best for the position Mr. MURPHY never identified
with this parry he the best for the position
lcbeers.l
The motion was carried unanimously.
Ga motion a committee consisting ~ Mr. Campbell Ninth
Ward; Mr.. DelnaT Eightl ward aId DI. ThOnpsou New
Ltts. appointed inform Nj Murphy OF his nomina
lion.
The motion adopted and tho Correction then adjourned
HID CONGRESSIONAL DECORATE CONVENTION.
The Congressional Convention met afterwards, and
il concluded posipor the nomination for Congressman
Of the lid District indefinite period Jc; 10 the call
Of the Chair. .
Tie prominent candidates The Hon. Martin Knlb-
feisch. the Hon. Tuns c. Bergen, and several Others
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY oOEyESTIOE-SoMisATIoS or
COUNTY OFFICERS.
The Democratic County Convention was held yes
terday at Flbust. Mr. Pudding N GrAgeseud. CAlEmAn
The following nomina'i0Ls were made:
For lend ihc following ballot vas had Whole number OF
-cies, a. X W. Allen 49, Wm' Bryan p