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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
Now York papern.

The Herald having ceased eoaring, IL now
vigorously kicking the mlesrAbls aposlAls VI
the White House.
The World argues with 90 forcibls = fee
blsness againbt the new article % amend-
msut, as 10 prove that u Is fully for 4 and
Tor lie ratification.
The TrbYns thinks Fsn,oniS majority fos
Governor Of NsE York nay be bny ihOn-
sand, snd the TGsr echoes the PREDICTION 20
fr ~ 70 say Ais su,ctSs will eertalng Do.
noliah ths Democracy.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
Elections Of Members Of the LesiS.

The Governor has isSasd procAmations
calling elections for Members u The Lsgisia.
'ure, 10 those districts Of tbs State where
vacancies sIpt The time cred for these
elections 10 ihs arSt day Of November.
Among the elections ordered 10 one Tor
Representative 10 Carter eouutr, 10 sn the
vseaaey oeea'ionsd By the %,Ipul,ion Of
Pleasant Williams. Let the Radical Union
boys s,lsss . @sdidAisyao :hsn give him
tbsIr fol s,rtup.b. Cd Carter y a. ygN.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
Great Speech of Hon. Charles Sum

Great Speech of Hon. Charles Sum
ner, De ivered at the Music Hall,
Bostou-rhe One-M4n Power VS..
Congress--Only Two Parties in
the Controversy-Ex-Rebels shall
not be Admitted to q Partnership
in the Great Republic.
Especial Dispatch " tbs Pre-.
BOsrox, October Z. 1866.
The great event Of the dag 10 Boston is
the speech delivered by Hon. CbArles sum
ner, at the Music Hall 10 this city, to-day.
The following report, with extracts, gives a
general review OF Us leading points:
The two parties in the cUntr0rerIy now
before the eOantry are tbs President on
the one side aud The people OF the United
States on the other side the arst represent
ing the Executive the seeoad represen:ing
the legislative. It Is the Oas-ldA PoE1 W.
CoH0rsiI. Of eourse each OF these performs
Us part in the Government; but, notil nov,
IL has always BEEN Supposed thai the legislA.
tive goVs ne lao 70 he excessive; and not
that the executive gaze As lao to tia legisla-
tive. Perhaps tbiB irrational assumption be-
comes more astonishing when Il IL consider.
ed that ihe actual President besidss bsiBa
the creature Of an accident. is Inferior 10
abiiity and character, Wills the HOuss Of
Representatives. 10 smineht IN both respects
A Prssldsns who has already sunk bvloB any
o,hsr President. even Buehanan, madly M.
dsrtakes 20 give The Law 20 House Of Rep.
fsspuiaslYss which, there 10 ssssos 10 b
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

bdy- AZ the town elections held in Connee-
heut on the hrst instant the Republican can
didaisS gained hugely over the vote Of Gen.
sral HtWlsy 10 March. Ny Policy was not
as we'll understood thea a. Il 10 NV. and IN
the land Of steady habi,s, as Ia All other 10y
Al sections of the country, IL loses friends
aud make enemies every day"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
vi rEssEsr DvrT.

FsIlow.citiIsns. - ! an about n close. al.
Low me to esther he whole esss Into . brief
compass. The President, welding the Oas-
nan Poser, has assumed 4 ~prerog.iivs over
Congress utterly nnjuitiaabls, and has an
dsrtsksn 70 dictate A fatal policy" n rsson-
Etruesioa, Which gisss swsy - fshslsi puia
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

DES~ Two men, named respectively David
Cooper sud Henry Darlington, VINO were
crossing the Niagara river In a sail boat We'd
nssdiy afternoon, we're swept over the Falls,
aud Of course killed. They were intoIica-
tod
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

= ne 8isfecseegucpa val stbibit n isnsb1ro'
~ hoatsy BSht asAsasst ~ 81 asa.s fsus
hF1-Ypab ~ srstymHa bnHs
rffs1 b.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
Latest from the Northern Elections

SEw YoRE, Uei. .. 10 o'slock, ?. M.-PennsyiyNnia,
Ohio. Indiana. and Iowa haze al gone EalsIl uuion
b. large mAjurities.
Great snthu'is.n prevails throughout the eatiro
Narihafn StAlea.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

Dosi srr-, u. srsss oosr.r r. q, bsa,ai sfs
49, tri-tns strg gsr-s go ;
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
CHAMBERLAIN BROS :
WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL
d r u GISTS
Old Drug Store,
Gay Street, Knoxville, Tcnl@


WE TAKE PLEASURE IN NF0RSE
w the people of East Tennessee that
have now completed our arrangements
having constantly in stores very large .C
Of
Drugs and Chemicals, Patent SediiA
Physicians Pocket Cases, TtUsaai
Supporters, Surgical lnstruusua gr
StnTs, Paints, in Oil and DRY
Tanners Oil aud Lampblack, WiiaV
Glass and Hollow Ware, Toilet Ardaa
and Perumery, Wines, Liquors kCan
Comprising in part, the following Hsa
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Ayers Cherry Pec;Orsl
Ayers Ague Cure,
Jayne's EXpectorant.
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Carminativc Balsi
IIOstettrr's Stomach BitterS,
Doak's Plantation Bitten
IIooAand's German B%itters,
Blackberry Carminatiys
Wislar's Bnlsam Of Wild Cherg
Balsum OF lloarhounJ,
DR.. Guysott's Dock and Sarsal a
Halls Bldsam tprthe l. .
Railways Ready Relief
Perry Davis Pain Rllh
Mexican MustangsLiuiment
Arabian Liniment,
American Gargling Oil,
Ludlnm's Specific,
Emersnn's o X,
Planters Capsules,
Indigo ~ Sweet Oil,
Mndder, Lard OH
Cudhar, Ynrnish,
Lngwood, White LEAD
Rcd sanders, Red LeHd
CopperaS, Blue SION
Alum. WiudO" W
Linseed Oil, Putty,
Tanners OIL, 50 frSpieer
Coal Oil. Pepper,
castor OIL. finger
B II I MI . TO Me-
. .shI
AYERS .wRIGHTs, BRANDRBTgi I''
BACKS AFFETT'S RADWAS
COOKS, JAYNE'S
and
BLUE MASS -
PILLS! PlLIs
Physicians are especially inVii'a"'
iue our large stock Of Hf
~ &c
which We have selected With e'Pssh
ence N tieir wants. .,nis
SCR We profsss 70 sell only FOAo
and we ask our customers 70 re'afn
Gle which proves otherwise.-o
rrr AlsO, Rlarge assoTtmsnl M
LUBINS PHAL0N'SS BAT
Porrunne cry.
Choice Wines and Iqi'p
or ALL KINDS !
Warranted OF the bee. qnpl'J
market. ..n
50 General Southern AgeD9IG,
Brodie's Itch Ceats end "
ioO's Vegetable Worm CaHay
April u ~.
TINE ISsOJvENoAOP rBs -
James Bgll Dscdhayina
TO the County Court Of CAfirt N ~
is hereby aiSsa TO The efsaln. .',,,,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
GEORGIA.

Contra. Rail Road Bank %
e prgia Railroad aud
Banking Company Vi
Baik VI Middle Ga 4,
Marine Bank o.
Sank VI augusta o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

CoxuprScs Sw,xpLs.-About Week ago
M. Confidence Swindier got around to
Davenport again and found victim. TAis
time he come under the euss ot . 'drsmmer'
for The who esals Grocery nrm cf Ihesn,
rhsyer & Thorn, who are rspfessnssl on
the card before us - doing businss corner 81
Columbus and Sycamore streets, Cineinnsti.
Onio. The gent who presented the card
vent under the name Of 8. H. Thorn; was
. young gent apparently sboas twenty dve
years old, Of frank manner, pleasing busi
ness-like address. and whs carried his sam.
pie case, ordsr>book, ctc., oil right and
proper. His order book showed that be
had been taking trip up the Missouri. and
had taken orders as L,avenworth, Ksnsss
City, St. Joe. and then st Hannibal, and %
on to this point. In fact there was sothins
TO cast suy shadow Of suspicion-so far. No
one could have suspected any chinsnigsn Il
they had tried.
But the young drummer boy" ~
strapped !" that Is % say be was without
ready cash. and felt the askwxdnsss Of his
situation kcenly. But he had draft with
him which his tism had fisst fee~areedtt
St. Louis, but leaving that place before il
arrived, the letter containing it ~ forward
ed TO Burlington, Iowa, which place he had
also left in advance Of the mail. and the let.
ter was again forwarded to this city, where
he got it. It was very timely, for as we said
before, he was strapped Would the grocer
on whom he had called be so kind as to &c
with him to the bank and identify him thai
he might get the money 10 relieve his i'm
mediate wants: Tha. was the question.
There Was the card Of Thorn, Thayer
Thorn; there the travelling case. also tn,
oadcr book; there the letter with the "for.
ward marks from St. Louis and Burlingto.
and the letter and draft on we'll know
Cincinnati Bank. All seemed O. X, ant
| the grocer consented.
it MAS after bank hours, but they wen
around the back way, saw the cashier. wht
.'vise - the draft, and heard the cireum
stances connected shsrswith, and thought j
oil right, but couldn't do" the paper with
out endorsement. Would the grocer en-
dorss, II ~as agains. his rule, he said, I,
endorse for any one, but % dieconsola,e Va.
the strangers look, on account Of his UT
gent necessities. and sssine no chance fos
mistake, he reluctantly COILS ntsd. aud dowr
went his namc on the back Of The 4lOt
draft, and the ''drrmmel boy" took III.
funds and has not been heard Of since. Not
so thc ,lrsf'. for this morning it came bach
from Cincinnati, with certain remarks, sta.
ting that there Vas no such firm ~ Thorn
Thaver 4 Thorn in that place that il va
oil a swindls; that similar drafts were con,
stantly coming IN. We ere sorry fov thu
victim, and hope the victor will soon be in
the penitentary-eards, order book, sampl.
case, draft, and ALL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
ELEGANT lsalmoral S .irt-, entirely new
styles, at Wadworth's.

ELE0ANr BaimOral ) iirt-, entirely new
styles, At Wadworth's
IloRsE AND BuaGy SroLgS-Toward the
middle OF the afternoon, Yesterday, fellow
giving his name a. Newton. called at Bard
L Zimernan's livery stable, and obtained
horse and buggy, returning at about iour
o'clock. At six he called again, requesting
the proprietors TO give him sleek, good.
looking horse, with buggy, stating that he
did not care whether the animal ct u!d ,rav-
cl fast or not On being asked where he
was going, he replied that he intended to
drive to Gilbert Town. wherc nc would have
the horse put up til| hs -, ready to return
Il seem, that he then called on hitherto
respectable young lady Who had been IN the
city but short time, and with whom he hod
accidentally formed On acpusin,ance, and
asked her to take an evening ride.
She very ilnprudsntly accepted his Offer
He drove to the ferry landing, crossed the
nvss, and took the Camden road. Alter
driving till late hour, he prevailed upon
his victim 10 stop at . hotel for the night,
registering her - his wife. At about one
o'clock he arose as she says, and stated that
he wished to go down into the bar room to
"sc, something to drink" After that she
saw no more Of him. After sufficient time
had elapsed 70, her to reflect upon her dis
graceful situation, and - lie did not again
make his appearance, she arose, dressed, and
told her story TO the landlord, asking to be
brought back to Davenport. A buggy vas
procured, and she was brought back to The
Rock Island landing. arriving on this side
at about three o'clock. By this time Bard
and Zimsrmsn had become little alarmed
not knowing anything about the fellow, and
accidentally happening TO hear Of the girls
arrival. On hearing her story, no doubt va
entertained that the horse and buggy was
stolen.
Newton is a short. dark cur plexioned
young man. about eighteen or nineteen
years old. and has very Keen pair Of black
eyes. Al near a. can be recellectsd, he
wore brown coat, and low crowned olack
kossuth hat. While in Davenport his asso-
ciasions were not very flattering. We. cup
press the name Of the young lady, o. We
have been informed that since her stay here
she has had the moa re pect ,bls associs-
tons. and heretofore hes torne ~ excellent
character. The buggy stolen il IN elegant
new one, end bordessd with yellow stripes.
The horse is . sorrel. Eve ysass old. NJ.
Bard left at ~ early Aesr this morning to
pursue the shief ed ". Zimernan st
about two o'clock this afternoon. strenuous
Efforts vii be msde q overhaul hin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
RIVER lCl: Vss.

The Western Unb, steamer Bani ocli
City, Capt. Smith, leates daily for Port By
ron at !. A. NJ.
Fon Fr. MApisox.-fte steamer Savanna
Capt jolly, will leave his port for f. Mad
ison. Monday morninI at eight o'clock, in
the place Of the steanrf New Boston. nov
undergoing repairs At lock Island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

DAvHSPOnf BOARD " UNDgnwRlfRnS.-
Tbs Is the title Of \ new orgsn,z ,,iou in
shis city, whereof WIN. f. Ross 10 Pres
iicnt. J. q Crane. Wee President; w
r. k,di,r, Secretary and Treasurer ". +.
Koa-, b. II. Hsrtwcll, and +. w. Fowler,
Executive Committee. The object Of the
Association 10 TO promote uniformity in the
rates and business Of Fire AMI Inland In
surance in this city. These associations
are being formed in all parts Of the Union
q subordinate to The National Board.
: During the present year the actual loss>
- sustained BY Insuranos Cosnpanies doing
business in The United SUES amounts ts
the snoreeus suuA Of over forty. millions Of
dollars, OF abous one hundred and twenty.
five pr cent. Al I'll the ,sonies received on
policies issusd. This ffiehtfal loss-ths
cause q larss portion Of which may b
sracsd directly 70 careless underwriting, d.
aAsds soos pse0pt anA sosesiss sstios. e.
shouA ssch slass q aGAiss cso,iaus, In Z
few ysass thses shosld be scareslY eplsena
iasuaaso SomUsle h = 6o1 -
TA0 ksassaisss. u pseps -
M ~ = ~ ssefs 49, anlbdS 0s>
80 - ~ jsspasdin ~ iasusonss -.
TEN.
Thsse - TN Insurance agsnciss 10 Dav.
sapsst teloagiog 70 the Assesia&isn, repre-.
ssatiag lAisty.0vs companies. The ssgular
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

JACKSON MicniGAS NRM WAGONS.
ther car load Of Jacks !. Michigan. wagons
just received At Smiths livery stable, being
the third car load this senson, and selling
like hot cakes. They kave been sold here
for the last ten years, ID proved tc be the
best wagons ever brougA 10 Davenport, and
are warranted in ever. particular.
Sept. %, d&wtf J. s. SMITH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

lIoLLowAv's PnLs Epilepsy or Falling
sickness-as prevcntives from recurrence
or in establishing permanent cure of these
periodical fits, whether arising from 4 pie
thoric or enieebled constitution, Holloway :
Pills have been cminently successful in ev-
cry instance. They not only purify but
eluaize the circulation of the vital liuids.
stimulate the torpid action Of the fructions
and invigora,e the system. For apoplexy
and rush "f blood to the brain, they are the
only antidote. Sold by al Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

REAL and imitation CIuney Lsces, Silk Gal.
loon Trimmings. Cambric Edgings and In
ser,ines, Dress Buttons, Kid Gloves, etc
etc. in great variet just received At wads
woeths.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

UsE Lallernand's Specific for Rheumat sm
Gout aud Neuralgia. teffectually destroys
all poison In the blood. and performs rads
lcal cure. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

REaL lr,eh Popl,ns. Empress Clo hs
fssncis Msrisoss, and A'psccas in oil celor'
iuoe received at Wsdlaworth'o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

@. @. Blood, Esq.:-DkAR SR: The un.
dersigned request the use Of your name %
candidate for ~ election % Justice of the
Peace tor Davenport mw nship in the ensn
ing election. The Office being judicial. W.
desire the benefit Of your long experience
and pledge you our support, Irrespective Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

SEyrIE ACCIDENT A, abou' four o'clock
yesterday afternoon, very severe accident
touk place on the farm Of Mrs. MeCullSch,
On the Jersey Ridge rOsd near Duck Greek.
While engaged in threshins wheat. . young
man named John Rsimer, who hes been
helping Xr. Peter voss in thrssh,ng for
some time pat. was caught BY the shaft
c"nnerting With The hosss pe~er, and car
ried around in . very violent manner. The
machine was stopped 1t once. but when re-
cued the yoaug man was supposed 70 be
mcstally injured. Doctors French and
Withsrwax were cent for, and on arriving,
found that his lsft arm was brokea above
ths elbow, - was also the cass With bic lel(
shoal1sr blsde. His nesk, aide and bsck
wsss alss severely bruised. He was cared
Sse q Mrs. MscullosA's until this noeuine,
vhsa - was 0ssiea dswn u ~ hooss u
Ar. voss. He 10 nov considered II pre-
carioas esadstioa, end ss aiae q ~ o'clock
this morning seemed 10 take very little ~
tice Of what was trsnspisiag around him.
Mr.. Reimer u German, and is about TWEEN.
ty>eight years Of ags.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

1essvs. j. O. B0b ao9 Goawoe-. -
08Hxls,Gnn: Year oeonnnlcoalon -.
qussstng ~ - u ~ aamo - . caN6jassa
Tor re0)ecti0a % The 00ce Of JuDojce - ~
Peacs. has bean handed Ne. ReoOecs Sbf
those who hsve mede NJ 1eQoeee Seouirrs
. reply. Il b cestiJaty gsHsifyibe "a "a r.
feel that ny Efforts 70 lalshfdlly dischsrEe
my dnty are appreciated b th0se who aie
qualified to Judge.
II. ON the meeting Of the Republican Coa
venttoe. y shOuld b thought sdvisahh =
| ny trieeds 70 - ~ - Jon ~ e
|ssty to d % 3. @. hSGST {.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
puna Con I.lvRR OiL.-

THE esmabie remedy nas r ,vn 10 disreputs amoso
many from IN. nsusscus and repulsive articles sold
uader the name Of Cod Liver on
Hazard 4 .suei's CD Liver y Manufactured =
che - coast from fresh selected livera ks . eWes1
- cream sed IL easiv retained ~ the most deliceaa
stomach Sole manufse e.ufess.
CAsWELL, MACK CO.,
Nes Yosk.
eoid By all Druggists. ftble-deod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

Bur your Watches. Clocks. Jewelry, Sis
ver.ware. &C.. At Wilson's. Large stock
lust received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
STRIPED Empress cloths, new and very
handsome, at Wadworth's.

4 DIsGRACEvuL AFTAn. about four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. young fellow
named Pat Grady, about eighteen years old,
who has been employed by Joshua Burr,
for some time past in delivering goods at
the houses Of purchasers. called at the resi-.
dence Of II. A. Smith, Esq, corner Of Ninth
and Perry, and delivered some packages
Aftcr returning to his wagon, he noticed
some children playing at the barn, one Of
which WAS Mr.. Smiths little daughter, eyed
about nine. Actuatcd by the basest and
nost disgsaceful motives, he left his wagon
and going down to the barn, attempted
shameful liberties With the little girl, prom
ising her candy and other childish Injuries.
The children left him in few moments,
and shortly afterwards mentioned the cir
cumstance TO Mrs. Smith, who, in turn, tod
her husband when he came home in the
evening from his business. Mr.. Smith Of
course felt extremely indignant, but fearing
lest he should do the scoundrel more vio-
ience than was advisable, should he meet
him, be concluded to - straight 70 his EN-.
ploymcnt, until his cooler judgement should
dictate the wiser course 70 pursuc. It was
easy enough to decide this way, but not %
essv to follow the decision On commenc
log business this morning. Mr.. Smith was
unable to banish the subject from his mind.
and q, ally became tor indignant to control
h,mself Returning home. ~hQ should hs
rcct as his house t.ut the young villain ~
have mentioned. Casching up . heavy
leather strap, NJ. Smith gave bin ssch
scoring - will ast him for Z life-tins. On
learning the particnisrs Of the disgraceful
affair, Nr. Joshua Burr gave Grady his
~ king pap'rs. We think the best course
the contemplate yoang wretch con nov
pursue 10 tc leave the city 1t once. ~ no do
cent man could herafter tolerats his pres
encs. and . more thorough scourging 10
awaiting him If found
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

Dr.. McNnr,sy vas Assistant Surgeon U.
s. A.. during the late wsr. All had ch~ree
Of the Military Hospital il 81. Louis. ahxse
he hid On opportunity 10 te~, the Spe<1xc
IN oil the f,ruis of Kh,uunati IN and Neural.
ga Please not O. ~hat h~ says:
Sr. Lous, Jul. 2Vth. 1866.
JSo. II. BLNsD. Eso hear S;r: ~ en-
brace the present occasion. to thank you t,r
the donation OF six dozen bottles Of lAile-
ma ad's Specific for the he.~sit o. sick aol1
d,ers After b.corning s.qu~intcd wilh the
ingredients | did o, kr>itase . uousent to
give u = fair trial. rh- n suit surpria~ti
and pleased n.e. In every csse Of chronic
rheumatism its -if.ct> were prrcep,iblc in
thirty hours. ard it invariai |, cured the 10.
tient ! have Ind "A larsc nun er Of case.
Of rheumatic "p'halma while attending m
the military hosp;ia of St l. ,wis. many OF
which had hce treated by c,ninen, occu-
lists without success. In private prseaice
have proven it, wonderful power in the
above named d'seasea. | regard il q the
Great Medicine for those dlseases. ara a
not hesitate to recommend il 70 the pubiic
WI. A. n 1MunRAr. n. 6
Late Acting Assistant Surgeon, U. S. "A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

For protection from the above, call on r
SIMPSON { co. and take out Policies 10
those first ass Insurance Companies repre-
sented BY .hem. Where the assured par
ticipate in the Profits Of the coupanies
without incuring any liability. Omcs No.
Al Brady st. apr.0>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
Ussss AM'~ saAaw DYE.

DO CENTS
b,xcs larger than Dyes that sell for o..
NATURAL. DURABLE. BEAUrtFuI WAR
KANrEOto please rnis article has been thor.
on ,hlv testclb, DK CHiLrJN. nf New York
AM rrots. io,th and 1srrctt OF Ph,ladelp lph,M
WHO pronounce It Tree fro all poisonous inyt~-
dents, and the material composing Il will IN
lure the most delicate hair. Sold bv DrucR .ets
ana Fancy Good dealers ever. where.
isrl7-dly JNO. KRONER, Soie Prop'r.
4OS Chean street philedefph,e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

MErcNr's GREAT RHEUMATIC Rrxgpy.-
This new and wondcrful mcaiciue acts like
magic, curing rheumatism Of wears stand.
ing in few DAYS. Stevenson < Carnahnu.
Agents, Davenport, Iowa.
The natural color restored not dyed.) aud dis
esse Of the scalp, falling of, &C. efectually our.
ed bv usiae uAGUtRE'S HAIR COLORlN0
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price el per bottle. -
frep"r.d and soid by J. G. MA30lRE. drug
gists. st. Louis. octl2dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

Nsw csoAn SsoRs. s.--Nessrs. J. s. Heber
and A. Arnold opened . new cigar store. to
day, At the corner Of Perry street and Com
merciai Alley, opposite Luss 1 0rigg's.-
The public IS invited % drop in and ses
than.
Low RArss AZ RsrAiL.-R. Ksause, op'
posits the First National Bank, calls the u
tentisa u The public 70 The splssdid stock
Of ready made clothing which he 10 rstailinl
ct the lowest prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

J.T. rExrLE, Gardener and Florist, cor.
4th and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. mv26-l '
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
SWEET OPOPONAx,

We shall not present our Casket Of
OWB&T ORORONAX.
at the Palsis Royal ustil our esteemed Cousin
Napolssu eosaigsss Aexies 70 Uasas So ssr
safe keeping. We shall thss furnish hin With
Token of neosmbranee far sweseee thaa shs
roar of Artillery.
9. I. SMITH = co, New lsek,
AasufActursrs Of The Floral rsrfansey,
0oarrAea. Oyoeaoory, Oum0os
COMPLAINT. H.. speedily ssesA u - -,
gssSs CeopsssA 4xtrass q Dsase Psens sPtS;
Parsl eaiy By J. : G. Mcguire. h, Lsri. -
cold By oil dragxists. p. soov,Agt, Chiesroe. !.
Go 70 ras Bssr.-uo to Bryant. Stsse
Ton Asfrus Davenport Commercial Col
lege, 70 get . thorough practical bu.;r...
education, or 70 become good sound M.
graph operator. For circulars address 1.n.
closing seanPO Bryant, Stsaeton 1 Neerill.
Uovoopoge, I0wa. dv1v.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

.DMmes -. Dklrk 4 Co., naanu.
facturers Of Staple aud Fine Toilet Soaps. Can
dies, aud dealers In Soap Makers Materials
Nos. IS AN IS River Street, Chicago. ,ysssisu