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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
THE NEWS.

The trouble in Baltimore is not yet over,
but the crisis is probably safely past, owing
to the good management Of Gov. Swami ard
President johnson, every step they have
taken has proved to be impregnable.
The Now Orleans board Of levse commits
sionsrs have issued proposals 10 build 200,
900 feet Of levee.
The radical EDITORS Of the American aud
Forney have been indicted by the Grand Ju.
y Of Baltimore for melting riot, and since
then they have cooled down.
The Mayor Of Baltimore has been formal
" notified that be will be held responsible
for the peace Of The city, which has had the
effect to cool his military ardor.
The heirs Of Anneke JAMS feel confident
that they will recover oil the immense prop
erty, amounting to nearly t2OO, ,0OO, 900 il
value, now held by tho Trinity Church cor
poration.
The State of Wisconsin seems to be push
ing the matter Of ship-csnal to connect
the waters Of Green Bay with Lake Micbi-
issn.
A letter from the Secretary Of the Com
monwealth states the following IS the com>
plete Official vote for Governor Of Pennsyl-
vanis: Geary. 3O7. .274; Clymer, 290.Oy6.
Geary's majority, 1918.
An edition Of Gen. Sherman's report. or.
dsred BY Congress. 10 now being printed at
the Government printing Office.
A movement is in progress to make
Gen. Stcadman Secretary Of War, but it 10
thus far solely cunfined to few politicians.
An exciting trot came of At the Dubuque
driving park, on the afternoon Of the 3Oth
ult., for purse Of 5000, best ia s, TO har.
ness. between Mcclellan and Sam Krkwood,
the former winning the goal. The two first
were dead heats time 2:44 and 2:4l. The
third heat Was won by Mcclellan in 2:414
The fourth BY Sam Kirkwood, in 2:43-
Darkness setting in, the race was postponed
until 10 o'clockv yesterday. The odds were
in favor Of Mcclellan at the commencement
Of the trot, bot even bets were offered on
KiSkwood ct the close Of the fourth heat,
With few takers. Aedoc was taken sick ears
y in the day, therefore he did not compete
for the prize. much to the disappointment Of
Ill present A race vas to take place yes
terday afternoon for purse Of $3.50, best 8
in 5. and will b. contested for by Hod
Gregory, Prairie Lilly, Red Bird and Beck
Aush interest y felt in the race. and COM
siderable money win change hands on the
result.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
DAVENPORT, IOWA. THURSDAY. \

r RsnovAL.-Ws refer our readers to the
advertisement Of John Oehs 4 Son. Real
Estate Agents. Who ere nov Offering some
splendid farms tos thoss wishing to invest
10 that line. They have removed their off
dee, and ere nov permanently located on
Brsay. abevs Wilson's Jewelsy Store. Any
ese desiring their aid in the sale cr purchase
Of real estate, will find them prompt and
reliable 10 al thsir dealings.
CLo.srnc, CLoraIxo. Perry, at 10
Brady street, invites che attention Of The
public 70 the extsssivs assostmsnt 0f Mons
and Boys' ready -aads eloth,sg. which he is
nov offering At a low rates ~ can Be AFFORD.
Cd in the city. To his stock Of furnishing
goods, hs also invites especial attention, 40
be is constantly manufacturing to order in
ell he o1ss fashionable styles.
BlAcgIno. l. Bros Backing 10
said 10 b the best msds. Read the sdver-
tisswent, and call at Pazks / Hosmer's ., and
tsy il. One trial will convince any enc Of IL
nssits. Their French Dressing 10 . very
sseessasy assicle for the ladies' use. and af-
VI oues usiae i they nsvsr would Be with.
cut it.
The aeteutioa Of our readsrs 10 dir ected
TO The advertisment Of Nolen's Cod Liver
Oil. This preparation is said 70 b one Of So
psrior merit, and ws advise those in want
Of TIE article to try il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
C@A6. w. NOLCN,S
MEDICINAL c0D LIVER OIL F.!
The standard of Excellence
Pure, Fresh and Tastoless.

COUGHS 4 COLDS, SCROFULA.
CONSUMPTION. RAEuMAi ISM, &C.
VyERY EFF1C AClOuS IN WEAKNESS. wAsT
ing, and every form OF Debility: rcvvinv the Ap-
petite, invgorHehS I've bsod. and adiing Energy 10
the Mind and NerSoaa System
With an expeftctce VI years In the manu- OF
Cod Liver OIL by our senior have recently greatly
mpn'vcd the proeers OF procuring 1t. and UlIer
rity, uniform Freehness and Superiority Of Prcpara
ton is unmatched. These results arc maintained bv
the possOual suPes' sion Of the rroprietors who's.
lence PhyrtiAes end others. looking to the attain
meat Of the greatest medicinal efficacy in the shortest
time. and thereby ovistng Indigestion and Nausea
ministrati0n Of ogr Oil. NOLAN 4 SWEENY
novld3ml No. i23 S. Front st., Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Uss Lsllemand's Speei6c for Rheuostism
Gout and Neuralsia. Itegsctsally dsssreys
I'll poison in ths blood. and psssoros rcd.
lcal cure. Read tooaimouisls elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

AosicUIsusAL 0ecissv. wesss request
ed 70 state that The Annual Nesting Of the
Agricultural Society, 'es the election Of ode
eess, takss plaos - Saturday next.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

PAs9Y At In CLAins.-A very pleasant
dascing pasty es,.s e6 st L. Olaiss. lsss
night. st Dsvsnpess's Hail. Whites Quad.
rifle Band slBoIatsd. 4 ~ Old tine q ~
tAs rssaIt, Il ceusss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
Preserve year Tech.

y The 9abitual smploynsnt q 1eess'
kregnsns Odsssoliae Il 10 gaasaaessa -
coasasn no aesd Of any substance that will
t1jure the teeth abssdoat svidesop ef
Chs0asas and Dsotists subsaansiass III
fac1.
Ded bteath resulting from Decaysd Tech
- ~ - = To6seco will b entirely svrr-
comoo1 ~ -. Give 4 . trial. Sold bv
Ds~oeseas .Pssfsosss ana Fancy Goods
Deoleeos =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Foa frst class livery risp. call on R. Ben.
ton, eorpsr Of Third and Rock Island Ste.
Rates rsaosmhSo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

LAID UP.-Oa aeesunt q loW watss, ~
stssusv Dassnpost y noe Temporarily laid
up q Pest Dyssa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01


The elegant and feet packet New Boston
Capt. T. J. Busord, Clerk s. Grennell, viii
depart for Fort Madison Monday morning
r. N. Prsttyman Agent.
The elegant steamer Savanna, Capt. Par
ker. Clerk Bready, will leave this port 10,
st. Paul and al intermediate points to NOR
row morning at six o'clock. For freight or
passage apply on board, or 70 R. N. Pretty
mrn, agt.
The steamer Jeanette Roberts was at-
tached for debt ct Dubuque, . day or two
ago. P. Gamer. . pilot Of that city, had .
claim against her for services rendered, to
the amoant Of t4OO. while she was employ
ed BY De Haven's circus company, last
summer.
The river is gradually rising, which fact
10 highly welcome to river men.
The st. Louis Ness says
ut may be supposed that on account Of
the loWnees Of The water in the Mississippi
river during shs last mosth o. two, . corre-
spending reduction hes taken place in the
amount Of the business transacted on the
ivw ~ eeason. Saeh . suppos,tion 10
esronsoua On the coatrary, the sggsceate
Of freight received 1t St. Paul has been i'm
nensely greater than ever before. Some
idea may bc fcsdhed Of the magnitude Of the
stsamboat and barge tsads, when stated t"aa
duBtue The uouths Of August and September
the quancity Of merchandise delivered at the
y Paul levss from Ia Crosse, Prairie du
Chen, Dunleith and st. Louis reached the
enosmous figure Of ten thousand one hun.
dred touDt H4eO 6a9rD (re taken ftom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

For Sal,

THE LEASE u6 MONTHS FROM DATE
4 of lsrSe Store in the very best business
!ocesion. Win or without stock. Address, A.
b. @. Bsx III.
Davenport. low. Nox. lst leAA-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

HolewAvs PiLls.-Nsrvces hso6oehe,
froa whatever cause. psb,lity, indieeseioa,
eostivsnsss, liver eeaplaint = nseveoe dis>
ordsn, VII 6nd speedy and - ,ical eue
In nolloway's Medicines. Thss iavi0eeaAs
the eonseieusion, rssaors ~ ssrpid sa8gv
Of The the stomach. stimuiats t6o aclioo q
ths 6owla. c'eaaas ths blood - pss;fy the
eecseticus Of the bile and liver. Sold by all
drueeiess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

All HALlow EvE.-LAst evening ~
celebrated II rather bsistseeus aanssr b.
~ young bssdss sfssr city. Dry goods
bosee wsss changed shout IN ths most pro.
ne .ucus mannse, The si1evalks wses berri-
cadsd in many pAess. and great deal d
mischief otheexlee coasuanAtsd. At aboat
~ e'slodk. . gang Of juveniles collected st
Nstth Daseapegl aAd aisse ovesspasias Ill
~ sehhAgs Qrdsns that wsse nswssshsd,
csa1sass1 epsrslisasA Dosus we're rssa11g
Aessss1, out hs1sss pasAsd over, ed
WAea ~ amssaitiss 4 sAs prtv was -.
hesslsd, ssooss asd clubs wsrs used in q
Alghly rsprshsns;bls asnnsr. Same vie
dsuo - endsestaaa, vsss 10 shalasss1
win beick>bats. Alse ~ sisissas u that
locality; ~ bses psssay tAssss by avakss'
=, u yosae sieasss eseasassd ieto shres
ssnss. ~ aQsssasssssls aovsd dsss
Main. Harsisss. - Resdy streets. 0Assa
vsss saAisosd - - iala ~ strssan.
issss sasss pssAsl ~. ssl<hsssss di1As.
dssss saaAs. - . - oaay oinGsse
sssea. . ssasA1ng fAird sssse 0sone
se<eaaes - aAss : Gpsse - = asiss,
seaoassd shsssGhsst ~ ~, snnyiae q
|soaissAif satl lsae ~ eiaaiGlk Sod
. - ofsso1use ouH osse Otts ~ -
dsa1aeaes q a eses>,sving sitlasnA HI
eeseso 0ssDsessalag An Halass Rvs, Gig.
laaee1 = oeeel9oo cd 1sslaad. Il beeh
o9ooo soonlBto = halA ehoosVo1 viah -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
DK. ". p. PEC0x.

OFFICE On TaIRD STREET, BETWEEN
~ Brady and in. ~here Dr Adler's Office
used to be. Ofce hours, s to IL A N. 2to
r. N. Reside4cs. cor. ll,h aud Brady SITS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

1saeeasea mav -, l0oo.
This is m ast cie Or washing withoat rsbblag,
except IL ~ dirty p acee which VII reqoire vssv
eight rub, asa unlks other psepaf s0ns offered for
tike puIpoee, vml N0R nUt fus clOsnss. but will
without the usua wear and tear.
ltlemOvee grgefe spoes - y ~ moeie - foftens
the Dir, BY .aking. that rinsins VII = Ordinary
cases entrGly rcmOved II
IN spowder y psepased IN sceosdaa vim ehen,
Ical science, and upUn pf0ce1D pctaM4f - &oslE
whiLA 3 secured BY Lsttsss Ietsna n - heen =
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With saeqoase1e - 49, - lahS asaal1S Seqal.ee
iapstse Ssassienl si.ss aad lastss. 1sch ss1s.os
afsss pss.es,uss T = ss1;S sS1;1Suss - v,es,es -V48S
And can b. rsodsly erpr ei1eea BY single trial.
Tna eoet Of vashia6 - enlly = AWOr IN DsesDas
Ths naeaiAfsorsfs q ~ pcxees - swess fAat
IS ~ vsieS ssvs rssss1 - do. i S1isa 3
rcmOving ~ a., b1t knOwtng ~ inesl.s!c s.soe
Oenep q thn as11e1s eney o01&-u11s peoc1o10 \ -
being a1ap1e6 - Deet . aGnaDo Whle6 ~ l0a4 e1-
isted, and whicA hae AofetoeDse Mmotoed upoopg1oa
s nAnuUA0sUuD ~ T4 R.Ks-
HOWE - 0TBvRNO,
00O broadway, Boston.
ALSO. MANUYACIQnxn2 Or HA1nY DYE
Pr saAs - ossssD - DsaDsss ssssyyA.A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

AUJAvGRO is the name, (psohably Rus>
sian.) oi the most delicious Pesfume that
ever came IN contact With our Oifactosv
Nerves. We rsooomsod every ono to tsy
Il. For sale BY al the principal Drsggists.
-Deiiy Boston 7rouejsr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

AuMcAL ConvEETion. Prof Fargo viii
held musical Convention at Nrscatins, BE-
ginning Oh The 9Th inst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

The Cira4e Francais, q French Dres.
sinas sN Ladies children's Boots and shoes .hat
have sessne red or rusty. and rough BY wearing snd
arc reseuea perfect and permanent bl,ck win 40
mseA lssese = when new lcsvine The leather sof ed
pas'e and wAas great importance to the ladies Il
WA NOT scn OF wnxs WET. ASD sosl rus sxnss,
Travelling Bags. Trunlxa. Carriage
Tops and nnc Harnesses. are made to iook
- Coon - Esw.
ladies' asd CniIdrea can dress their own boots with
out sos'ing their hands. Try bottle and you win
sever be without supply oft In the house.
Ask your shoe dealer for Il.
BE-. BROWN q CO.. PrOprisaors, Manufacturer
Of naarkines and lsessings of sll kinds leather
Once. lisis MIX street. Boston. oetsi-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Boxes larger thsa Dyes that cell fer q.
RANrED 10 ptesse. This article hes bsea thor.
oaghly sssssd BY DR. CHiLrON. Of New YesA,
ana Profs booth and barrett Of Philadelphia.
who psOsosncs Il free from al poisonous i6grs-
iuse the most delicate hair. Sold bv Druse,sls
ana Fancy Good dealers everv whore.
ianl7-d JNO. J. KRONER bole Props.
lO3 Chestnut etreot Philo1olphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

PRiNrRns BswAas.-The Keokuk Cat.
City warns all publishers and printer.
against the faacinalioas Of lead caster" by
the name Of Crane. Who hes abandoned his
wife, first stsali ag her money. and commits
ted good many other Neon actions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

TuAr Fsosr.-ln speaking Of the recent
heavy frost. an exchange ays: ut resped
with esld and pitilsss hand The vegetation
ef the dead ssmnhss. weaving herewith a
witbersd chsplet for the crownisg Of the
coming Winter King" What does the fsl>
lew mean
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Sna woman 10 aeothse eolu0a psching
Sembusg srapcs Sos Spssvs Wine. ltisas
admisable asescle, ussd 10 he hospitals end
By Chs Rsss elase fomiliso u Pnsss, Londsa.
end New Yesb. 10 pgsssesups 70 ~ Port
Wine. Il 10 worth , ts,al, - Il givss essal
'sassssslsn. deS-dly
HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 csnts, black o.
brown instantaneous, natural, ,dure5ae, oeou.
tifal, reliable, indeed the best 10 uas. has bssn
before the public over fiftesn years, - The
cheapest, containing - much ~ the usual
dollar sises. Depot No. 66 John street.
New York City. Sold BY oil DruggistA,
potent medicine, pesiumsry and fancy
goods stores evssywhss~. junsll-d1y
4 young man had the woel pulled over
bis eyes the other day, very e6cetuslly.-
But the wool had just been thoroughly
washed With the Eclectic Cleanser and
consequently was 40 clean that 1t did not
obstrucs his vision.
Sold BY oil druggists and yrooers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
eth end Main Sts.. fruit and ornamental
trees. oy1e-1y

Tns mighty Hercules alpost broke his
back cleaning out the Aueean stsbles. Mul-
titudes Of women almost break their backs
cleaning house. The "Electio Cleanser"
10 the great house cleaner, and should bs in
every family.
Sold bY ell druegists and grocsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01


A DAvESrsxr AIxlsrsR ON ExpLsss Pux.
Isussxr.-Ths majority Of our readers will
doubtless remember Rev. Robert Laird
Collier, son-in.law Of Hon. Hiram Price,
who vas pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of this city, number Of years ago
Az will be seen, be has entirely changed his
opinions on IN important orthodox point
Considering the fact that he 10 80 veil
known here, ws nesd effer no apology for
the following extract from . late issue Of
the Chicago Journal:
Educated to belive in the doctrine Of end.
less mise. J, Mr.. Collier for 4 series of years
preached it, earnestly and sincerely. But
about three years ego he gave that subject
. more critical examination than ministers
usually give to doctrines which belong in
the creeds Of the churches, and as the re-
suit Of his investigations he came to tho
conclusion that no such doctrine was taught
by the Scriptures, while q the same time
ne believed it at variance with reason, in
consistant with the character Of God, and 1t
var with al the higher and n0bler instincts
ot humanity. Last spring be received end
accepted crll from the church OF the Me-
>iah Of this city. Of which no il now the
populsr pastor-presching what be believes
to be truth, resasdless Of church cresds or
committees M. Collier 10 firm believer
:" future punishment, but not in its endless
duration. He also holds that every man
necessarily carries his heaven or his hell in
h,s own heart-shas al are free to eho0se
between good and evil (the one bringing
happiness. the other misery.) and that his
power Of choice continues after the death ef
the body. precisely ~ it exists while the
spirit 10 in the neeh.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

QUA n ~ ~ ~ SOk1OOAs
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
"A DIES will open IN tais city on.the
Pifst Wednesday sf December, 1866, :"
Under the charge Of
MISS AGNES A. GILI.lS and MISS MARI
AN DEvRREUx.
The day School In sarsens's Place, formerly
under the chsrse Of MISS BAiLE1, will continua
- before, new term beginning on Monday,
5th November. Applications for either should
be made Immediately. For cir niars. address
MISS DEvEREUX,
Davenport.
REFERENCES:
Rev. OavrLLs DswRy. D. D., sheffield. Nass.;
Rev. Mr. PoweRs, y -. Davenport, Prot. 4.
Csossy. Ex-Prin. salem. Maas. Normal school,;
Rev. TascDoas EpsOs. d. D.. Lowell, Mass.
Csc. =. OxvRxsrx. Esq Davenport. Hos. n.
Snanss, Treasurer Harvard Universit. and 49,
ess. oct96-dlw
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GROCERIES,.

GR0cfR|fsI GROCERIES |.
RH0NlEl I Sk1LRA,
No. > West second street.
DAvENroar. ISwA.
WE OFFER TO raE Pu5Lic A LARuR
w and general assortment n
g II q G e R 1 e 8.
CONSISTING IN FART OF
TEAS, SYRUPS.
COFFEE. MOLASSES,
SUGARS. TOBACCO,
RICE, SpgCES,
SOAP, STARCH.
CANDLES. SODA:
Canned 4 Drieu Fruits,
Weed ard WllloW Ware.
CORDAGE, WHIPS.
Tw1NES, POWDER,
BROOMS, LEAD.
BRUSHES, p SHOT,
MATCHES, CAPS.
FISH. FLOUR. SALT, &C., &C,
Which We o6cs At the
Ls,cese PrtrSb Ser CasA.
and 70 which the attention Of 81
Close Cash Buyers
Is INVITED.
Goods Delivered I'm the City
FREE OF CHARGE.
sepi-dAwtf REGNIER sKlLEs.
III. b. EVANS 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE 0ROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Lave ON HAND AND ARE DAILY RE-
III ceiving from Importers aud man snufacturers
"A large and well seiec ed stock Of
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
Of which they oiFer 10 the trade Al - low Re.
ures - thev can BE- bought in Chi :aeo or else.
~here, adding transportation 70 heavy goods
only.
ote diy nB EVANS AGO.
JOSHUA BU Mr.,
Brady Street. Between Front and Sseosa
DacnpArt. LouS.
--.x lRssPsosruLLY sse
,SSSS@-1lcave to state to the N@
.,Icitixens Of Daven-
~. EAHoNK Kport, and the coun-
YDA0 ntPy dealers through
~ ~ Bout this part Of the State that
9have on hand and am constantly
receiving. large and wellselected stock Of
GROCERIES:
AT Wholesale and Retail.
Comprising Cosees. Sugars, re.s, robaccoa
Nails, Powder. Gun Caps, Shot. White Iced,
Cordage, Dried Fruit, Candles, Soap,
Spices, Fish, Soda. Lead, Cotton
Yarn, Candle Wicking, Tubs,
Subs n nests half Bushels,
Half Bushels in nests,
Wrapping Twine.
5 Broom Twine.
Bag Twine, Buckts. lPiks
Particular attention paid to the
" k0lcsOle 8sesiMcss.
I buy on the most ! vanta keous terms and -
low. Call and cA>-iae. All orders nronptls
sAtended to. mv2l-dt.
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Wanted.

CEvERAL SOLICITORS FOR A FIRST
- Class Fiee iss Co. Men Of age and exper
leecs preIsses. None seed sRply without god
noll Land Agent. over r. o. Davenport. Iowa
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FmE ALAKns.-lt is becoming quite
usaal 70 have ere alarm every evening"
The Fire Kings brought out their engine At
about six o'clock last. evening. bot were ne,
required 70 use it. The roof Of frame
house on Iowa street. near Second. occupied
BY Patrick Dsrcey. caught Ere from the
falling Of sparks. The flames were estn.
guishsd without any serious damage.