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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-24
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For Sale.

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Morrisville. Dec. 25, 1865.
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MARBLE WORK,

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Italian. Vermont Italian, sutherland Falls, Dor.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

TTORSEH i COUH0Ek08 Nj LAW
~ and War Ciaim Agvst tDflcr Davcnrou's
Block. I'd Floor. cur. Main q Second streets.
cnAs. . sUsnAn. sonS n. ROGERS
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saMks =. LANE. JOHN NJ DAY
LANE n DAY.
"A rcrry's new block, opp. Post oi,cc. jani
y. a. Rr:xsS ~. ~.
DHNsicIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
L residence No 2S CORNER Nam and Third
u"-,s. Davenport Iowa jyi-d2d
Nr. a.. Ep.r:St'Es.
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~ sid, Third street between Brady and Main
streets. Ec-''e're nearly opposite.
~. ~. IL. S.asAk.ss.
pAYStCiAS AND SURGEON. OFFICE N
i basement Of state Bank Bui,a,ng. Residence
~ st. bet, l,ariy and Perry streets. nolad~
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ATTORNEY AND COuSSrLLOR AT LAW,
~ - T. corner OF Second and Brad, streets
Davenport. lows novi-dti
NO COOK auw y x. couh
J. WILSON nsusy. j. LEWIS nREw.
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4 TrOkNElS AND cot NSEi.OkS At LAW
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"A Office corner "a and Brady SITS Davenport,
Iowa. mchl5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

SAN francesca, Oct. % News from the
Russion American telegraph says: The
Russian corvette Variose sailed on The sixtA
tor Amoor river. having on board Count
Pounessoiy. The VariOse reached Shyagga
Aug 18th, and sailed four days later for
Ochutsk.
Major Abasa, chief OF the Russian portion
of the exp. driion, had explored the route
and determined in regard 10 the position Of
til, lines between Glyigo and Ochotsk.
Capt Manhood had explored the route 10
rhc mouth Of the Amoor river and Ochotsk.
and Joined Maj. Abasa Ut the latter point
Various explorations had determined the
route between behring's Sea and the ter.
minus OF he line ut the mouth fthc Amoor
river. Timber was plenty, and poles were
expected TO tie ready before the close Of the
present season. The natives were. very
plenty along the whole route. and offered
the use OF their dog trains 10 assist in trans
porting materials, and have contracted 10
supply any amount Of reindeer meat. Mai
..basa has purchased large number Of dog
team 8, and established fisheries to supply
dogs with food. The Russian government
officials hive rendered every facility to th,
expedition, and this without waiting tor in
structions from st. Petersburg. COun,
Axsuii has issued orders to officials to rem
,i,r ali AID necessary for the completion d
the lines, and the necessary materials fol
the work are arriving rapidly.
The Golden City. tor Panama sailed yes
terdny with $G66.U00 in treasure; t5j4,6Ot
soes 10 New York. Among the passenger:
were Stephen J. Field and Edwin Forrest
the ncior.
J. NJ. Avery, refused to surrender III,
office Of L. y. Assessor for Sacramento Dis
trict, To John B'gler, who has q commits
sion from the Pr. sideni on the ground tina
the Presidents nomination required con
frmation by the Senate. The matter is re
fcrred to Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

The follow lg viii he found to be strict
iy correct sta mcnt Of the situation Of tie
Mexican question before the administration.
Il 70 derived from an unqu stionsble qaar-
ter. il 10 true that the adminis,ration has
agreed upon . basis Of settlement that re-
quisss the seairemene Of The French army.
evacuatioo q MaxsoiliaM. nd the seccgni
ton bv fraees Il he fepsblic Of Mexico !;
but i does not include stipulation reqnir>
ing TIE United States to Indemnify France
for the cost Of the invasion, and the cession
Of CERTAIN territory by the Mexiau republic
"a IN indemnity in return TO the United
States. This would involve ratification
Of ths adjustment by Congress, aud heavy
appropriation, and would bring the admin
istration and Congress into collision, As
the latter insists upon the vind,cstion Of the
Monroe doctrine, but does not demand the
privilege of paying for II. There Is no
foundation for the assertions hitherto made
tina. the pending treaty will il volve the
United States IN the enormous expei diture
that II would require to reimburse Napoleon
for the French claims. That Maxim Ian is
to leave almost Immediately, is fixed fact,
aod thai without regret.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25
A Prominent Member & the ~. y. StocD
Exchange In. d.. Rat1rO Con.
VeM01Om.

A Prominent Member the n. Y. stock
Exchange In. d.. n al road Con.
veMs1On.
New York, Oct 24-Mr r. G.. Mcleod.
a prominent member OF the New York stock
exchange, died to-day
\ R.lroad Convention composed Of del.
cgaics from all the great ircs OF the coun
Y, commenced its sittings at the st. Mich
oas Hotel The object of the Convention
is to consider the proposed movement TO es-
tahlish a unttoIm system Of signals and reg
uiations, aud advance the general interests
Of the organization About fifty gentlemen
representing all leading lines The present
asscmb'agc includes the principal Presidents,
upr'ntendcnis and Engineers Of various
roads. ana an aggregate OF hundred mil.
lions OF dollars, and 1000 miles of road rep.
resented.
The following resolution was unanimous.
ly adopted:
Resoired, That the general object Of this
Convention Is Ia improve railway construc.
ton and management. and that no action
shall I've taken tending to violate the railroad
Interests or place il in a position antagonis.
tie 10 railroad interests: and that no political,
military OF TX ting subjects should be dis
Cus~ct
The attention ol the Con yention was call
eli To the Washes at the territory through
which The lines passed. and il was agreed
that a railroad bureau he established in which
scientific men and able CT gnter should be
Naplaycd The subject was referred to a
committee al five, and the Convention al.
lourned I'LL To morrow morning.
The Ereaing Express says Il very rcspecta-
Die contribution oi arms and ammunition
was sent 10 headquearters tod y by the Fee
lians at Iro, who are preparing 10 back it
M with IA still larger donation at an early
dlN Munitions Of war arrived frCm other
lmits Of the State to-day
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

A TTORNky A COUAStLLOR At Law.
~ Office Of Grant 4 Sniib. Main ~, West
Side bet. Front second Davenport. aug29dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

The 10 lisyille Courier of Friday, says:
In regard to pork packing, We hear Of no
noveusant OF offers to buy togs the ap-
preaching season. The prospects, a &c
have before stated, from . considerable in
crease Mt this point this season ov the
past. We understand that the once famous
Besrgrass pork house. the largest in the
the control Of experienced parties. which
will add new impetus to the pork packing in
this cty, and we hope II will add $4,000
hogs to the produce at this point.
The Tcrre Ilautc Qni. ) Express says that
well-informed persons in that quarter think
pork will be worth from $1o@l2 per hun
dred. during the packing season, this Gem
ing TALL. That, VIC think, is far too high an
estimate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25
The situation In uexicr.

New York. Oct 2i.-Adviccs from Mex.
;co Ia the 9th and Vera Cruz to the 10Th,
have been received via Havana. The stu.
alton oi the Empire is daily growing worse
ard II has lately lost several important
places.
The Etd Nortile announces that on the 9th
inst. an important conference took place at
the palace at Chapultepec, on the most
eiicaelous means 10 bring funds to the
the treasury, and n committee was appoint
I'D tn report which was All that was accom-
plishei
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

il. The line was iadicatcd some weeks
aso. from Cape 81. Lucas ACROSS the
Gulf embracing Sinalos, Sonora Da,
rsngo, chihuahua, Nusvo, Leon and Ia
maIipas, Or to the mouth Of tie Rio Grande,
y the only proper one il we are giving to
put our hand into any such business a. this.
That would give Us something to console US
for incurring such debt. But to talk Of
Lower California and something near Quay.
mas ID nonsense. We very much doubt
whether the Washington newsmongers have
arrived at knowledge OF the deliberations
Of the Cabinet on this subjcc-.-.H Louis
PspuM c0p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

4 / Lots With front on the N. 4 n. \, B. and
leo feet on Western Avenue sno 0oiuoo Directs,
with fraane ONCE and stable first rooo location
leS lumhar vapd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

Good building lots in East Davenport, have
hne view ofthe river, Rock island, andthe cities
81 Des export aud Rock Island Price o200each.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

10 0ood building lots in the city Of Rock
elAnA. wiehia Ave minutes walk Of The y. 3.
Arsenal. Price from ESQ., TO $3.50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 2i-Ten cases of chol
era helc during the past week, averaging
one death per day.
A fire las, nigh, destroyed the Gray tons
feed store and Lates lumber yard. Loss
Sio.uuu
The Jywinai Of this morning feels justified
ia saying Gov Morton will be candidate for
Presidential Lonors in '6S and does not wish
Ia he yhctd in the category of aspirants
Returns show that the l., gislature will
STAN 80 Union and 90 Democratic in The Sen.
ale; 90 Union and 40 Democratic in the
House
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25
SEWING MACHINES.

TN. SisGrn MAstrAcrtEiNa CoNrAss," after years
Of experience and effort have recently broughtto rrH
FICTION
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

,fasrur.1, oct 24.-Thc Counsel fer
In Iaa havt advised the British Asnbas-
s1,.tr Il Paris To- demand cessation OF the
proceedings against him until the facts OF his
abduction from Canada ar, received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25
LATE NEWS


NEW YcRE, Oct A.-Tbc psOducc mcr.
chants held meeting to day an0 appointed
\ Committee To solicit subscriptions iof SUI
fcfc-s BY the Quebec fire.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

BosroN. Oct "a The Republicans Of the
10Th district have nominated +. l.. Dawes
Tor reelection 10 Congress
In the sixth district L o. Prince Of Win,
chester has received the democratic nomina
ton for Congress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

OTTAWA, Oct. 24-The city is being can
vaesed for subscriptions for the sufferers by
tho 0nel,ec Gre. The City Council has sub
ser. 4. ie.fyu POUNDS
is asw fag ~ IN me woods nprsh
II ee.. c-esius consldefaoio aiafih !" Tic
/ F. f.# tM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

The Warrington dispatches speak With
much Cpositivcness Of the truth Of rumors
that III. Cabinet favors the assumption Of
the French debt Of the United States Gov.
crnm, mt, in return for which Mexico il to
cede certain territory to the URited States.
W. are not disposed to attach much credit
to these etatements. The debt e1neaed ey
France now reaches nearly 0rH hundred and
6fsy millions Of dollars. The dispatches
stale tia, in consideration Of hsa0anpsion
Of this debt, Mexico will esds Le0se Cali.
fotnia, and souv other testiseey, near
Quay mas for example. This would u
paying dear for The Whisslew win .
venCoonee. Lowsr Oalifnsuas tse)1 - q
desr purchase At any price, Buti smalf
portion Of It Is inhabitable. tits the most
desolatc. Of al Nsxican tssritory--s mere
collection Of rocky. barrsn mountsins, with
meagrs valleys, niggasdly coil, and fsw
nines Il value. Il y six hundred miles long
and "a IN I'll its length, both on ne Gulf
and ON the Raai6c, il bee scarcsay'more than
half dozen harbors Of any value.
In any onch Sum as 3l50. OOO, 800 10 to
b. assumed, ell Northern Mexico wOsld MT
b nSrs than IN sdequats censidssatioa tx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

cOl1ON'S SELECT FLAv0RS,
ar Choice Fruits. Spices, etc.
Delicious, Strictly Pore. and or
IMriralled Strength.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD TRY THEM.
Their great success 10 rimply i,cauee third Of
The ouant " than equal q the ordinary Fla.
vorins Extract" and they are tn.
TRUE RicH FLA T0R OF THE FRUITS.
Those tho desire the best
Seek them for heir superior favor.
Tn se " no wish 60 Hronomixe
Seek them for their great strength
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SIZES WITH THEM
LOVERS Of CHOICE Fla YRS IN CITIES
SUMNER RESORTS. AID EVERY
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Reference in ist6 and Is O. atroduced in lSO-
Governors rum each " the New EnciSi a State.:
PROBE sors. Literary and Burines men known all
over the tnied States; LeAdii Hotel Proprietors,
and dealers who seek the best Bee circular VI refer
enees
= Sold by Grocers and Druggisa
Coltos's Fine Toilet Artic,s, Nos. I, 2 and
3. md Tonic Eiirer, AMI all his prepdra
tons, are so'd BY
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Davenport, Iowa.
Chicago wholesale Agents. FULLER NCII
FULLER - Market street. for al Colton's Prepafa
tions. BOWEN q BROWN, Like street. for Sclec
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

Scro'nis. Asthma Bronchitis, Dy spepsia. Paral-
yss, Neuralgia Loss OF Appetite. Chlotos,s
Want OF Biood. Marasmus. Wasting
Liver Complaint. Rcket., Weak
ness IN Children pcbiii,y of
Nursing 4 Pregnancy, niiii-
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Disorders Of Lungs, Nervous 4 Blood systems
THE HyrOPHosPHIrES net with pxo~rrs,-s
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The clircs Obtained by this Remedy are "l'nrarsl
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approached"
WHOLESALERS HYPOPHOSPHiTrS
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Science. for Their Power to Relieve Every Form OF
Nervous Dseaec They arc cmphatcally A NERVE
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should Be used. prom l,tly In every Of LOSS OF
NERVOUS e0BCE from whatever Cause NJ THE
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or any CHRONIC Malady by which the vital energies
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ncede y ERvOCS TUNlC-aa luyirerator- shouId
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Ct his TRkASisE ON CONSUMPTION, jass pub.
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49, g tne sos bs0se In ~ Qnlfed otntes ~ tho
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~ whom AL orders should be addressed ax2s-eodtv
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25
From Toronto.

TORONTO, Oct 24.--The trial Of the Fe-
MAN prisoners captured ut Eric juno last
commenced at moor.
Col. John b Linch first placed in the
dock plead not guilty. Solicitor, General
Cockhurn and Hon. J II. Cameron appeared
Tor Crown j. Martin If Hamilton, and ].
Doyle defended Kennoh Mckenzie, with the
proceedings in behalf Of the American gov
ernmcnt
The prisoners Counsel challenged ten
jurors before the jury was cOmple,ed, which
consists chiefly Of farmers and mechanics
from TIE country.
Hon. Mr. Cameron opened the for Crown
with an address TO the jury
The first witness, rhos Ncwbiggins Of
Fort Ere Identified the prisoners as hold
ing high commission among the Fenians
while cncamped on his fathers farm
The evidence for the prosecution occupied
from noon to 6 p. m.
One prisoner turned Queen's evi
dence and confirms the statement of other
witnesses.
Adjourned until morning.
New YonH, Oct. Havana adviccs OF
the Goth says: News from Mexico states
that the Belgian officers whose terms Of ser
vices were up, left Tor Europe ON the 18th.
About 40 soldiers of various French corp
d'armse arrived Mt Vera Cruz. The 3lst CorIA
was also expected from the interior. This
body would be the first 10 return TO france
Yellow and typhoid fever. with chill and
ague, were raging ut Cordova, and had ere
aied such a panic that many families had
emgratcd. a, the capture Of Ures by the
Liberals. the Imperial Gen. Faugbcry was
killed. II Is said that the Government he'd
purchased of the United States two monitors
atanexpensco' So 600, 00O.a and as the Govern.
ment has noavaiablc funds. two wealthy mer
chants of this city have gone security for
tie amount Hhe Capt Gen. has lately
been mshipg personal inspection Of the
for. ifica,ions ard blrracks of this CITY. =