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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-14

The De Witt (Iows) Observer saws
y Jesse g. Royalty, who was taken last
week 70 Fort Madison to serve three
years for having three living wives, has
been discovered to have two more al
Springfield, No Thus this youthful
Brigham Young has FIVE wives-be-
SIDES black woman whom be engaged
TO marry while they were confined in
jail at this place"
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AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given us by the press of this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with so much heartfelt sin
cerity, as the following from the Nash
Uclle Daily Union
"At a period like the present, when our
city is filled TO overfowing with transient
population, and diseases prevail TO an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt of, it is proper that
the means of cure should be OF ready ac-
cess, and that those Immediately :nteFested
should have information which will lead
them to avail themselves of com potent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools Of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful in a prae-
tice Of many years, are surely worthy Of
confidence; if they have given their stten-
ton exclusively 10 one branch Of the pro-
iession, aud made themselves masters OF IL.
they have still more right to expect sun
port, more particularly If they have afford
ed proof Of their ability to cure. To this
latter class belongs DIR. L, L. COLEMAN,
who, in his speciality, has been benefaetor
TO the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as a safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our Office,
relieving those afflicted WITH
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On the grayestone Of an old lady in
Duxbury, Mass, after the mention Of
her name date Of death and age, the
ePitaph Asserts the needlessness of
adding TO a well established fame bv
the simple sentence, THE chisel can I
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NASHVILLE, TTNs "A phil g, 1865.
I WILL expose for sale, at Public Auction. on
L mOeDAY, April 10th, 1866, the following GOV.
eminent Buildings:
At 10 o'clock, am, on n. W. corner OF
Cherry and Mulberry streets.
Mess House, SE2s
l 90 do 3812s
/ Kitchen, 20x2O
Laundry, 59X2i
Dead House. 45xS2
] Stable, l27xl8
Shed, 22xIs
We er Closet I4x6
Covered Walks, tesch) s6xI2.
AZ O'CLOCK pm, corner Of Gleayes and
Overton Streets:
One Sore House, 30x24
One Commisssry, 3OxIS
One Office, 50xlS
One Quarters, 2Oxl5 A.
Two Quarters, each IO0x3q
Four Kitchens, each 15xlO
Three Guard Houses each IqrI2
One Shed, I0e712O
Two Water Closets, each qOxlO.
sale to be made on the premises.
Terms Cash 10 Gov rnTnsnI Funds
~ order OF A. X. Eddy, D. s. A. thief c. M. D'pt
ofTennessee. q ~ - ~
10 A. ". WILLS,
'P'iV-'u Va" Byt. Maj. and A. @ ".
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E. REMINeToN& SONS.
II5I;IiSA:TzIIHl;I
N0tiGA.

A N election vii be held on Wednesday. 25th
IA inst at the Office Of Foster, Allen AGO., No
North Cherry street, second floor, for President
Bridge Company, TO serve for thu ensuing twelve
months A. W. BUTLER Secretary
spIiill-id
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Backing and Ink.
Buffers I.KLOil BlackiBg.
BufIar'a WrItlnn EIulda-
Notice

THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE vii be open.
y Cd for business a. the Hail 81 TIE Chamber 81
Comuerce. No. ss College aireei, on Thursday
neEt. and every day tleIfaner al I O'Clock, D m
and remain open untl o.iocE, Hhau t b. sxpscied
that The MFmoers VII b present HiLn samples %
Cotton, Grams. Groceries, Ae.
Alhuyers, Whistler members or not, are respect
fuily inUtea 70 b present
msT2s-a ISAAC LITTOS, sec'y.
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SmHsemeuts.
THEATRE.

CHERRY STREET BETWEEN oEDARAe,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19

and n,aiatais ~ aopssaDesy u the Coast.
sssieo, asd 70 preserve ths Unien With q!
the aienity ssd equsl rilhts Il ths eevsea!
Ssatn unimDaired. cod mt In s1l epsrit Of
qqu1n6sn, - O. ~ pus, - q ssaqasst
and suhjs9seisa; aad tkes vbsssves thsss
aknu q a0y ormed Svoistanes - ~ No.
fully csnstitsasd ssshssity q our naassoal
Usisa, either In the Sosth, Of 10 the nosth,
10 ~ sass = 10 sbs west. smssatsog ~
ss,f.sacsincing pstsiotism Of our revo'asion-
sry jeesfaihs1, " VII again pledee to ito
.eppsrt 80 llvso, coz lestsoee 80 cos -.
cred herovs.
A Herald Bseses 0snti 20 correspondent
aays Of Gen. Lew Wsllace's Mexican 6lli-
buster movsme. {: For some time pest
Gen. St. rm Of Illinois. Oosliss 4 Co.. New
York, agents for the sale Of Mexican bonds.
with other parties n New York and WASH
'nesoa, contracted to supply Caravajas With
$500, 600 worth Of war material. A ship
load was forwarded and the balance va
getting ready for shipment. Csrsvajal bad
aiso eoatsaeted for o36O, 900 worth Of hospi-
,al stores end the Contractors expected to
realize fabulous profits. The great object
II oil this supply Of materials ef war sed
medical stores was the eQuipsnsut a force
Of 10000 Americsns, Who were 70 b re-
csuised in New York, New Orleans aod othse
psints throughout The United States Ne.
jsr Gen. Lew Wallace wss to have command
II this fes-e which vas TO concentrate q
Matamesas previous to the advance into the
interior This force Vas to ght for the
Aexinn Republic against the French. Up
On the arrival Of Gen Wallace ct Aatamoras
he he'd an interview With Gen. Casavajal.-
The result vas . telegram cent By Wsllace
to New Orleans parties to forward im0edi-
stely 5000 men. The 18th inst found
Casavejal On exile and resident Of Browns
| vile. Wallace counsesmanded ME osdss fos
the 5000 men and much Disguised With the
change in sfsirs proceeded nov t. 1ontsr-
~ to 80 President Jaursx.
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LATE NEWS


RHOuD WV D.e
Nsw YonE, Sept 10.
The rsoiass had picnic N West Hello
kee. Veeeeeday, which was = gre1 soees1s.
Gen. Wrisht, jsase Spsas, NJ. Morrison end
N, NcWilisms addressed the meetine.-
The latter was interrupted itsqusntly BY
Col. SlsAeon, the Fsce0uy eacaSsd psieoes
f,om Oublin. whe 0Ade eoeaoise fesnaein.
and calIsd the speaker IT..
Byron, the warden Who let Stephens ou'
OF the Richmond prison, was on The ground.
A Herald's Canada dispesch Gays: The
military preparations among the Canadians
are increasing, Five nee companies have
been organized. An a@munition factory Is
about being constructed by the Government
Dorcy Mcdee il bscooing very unpopular
on secoun, Of his tempofieing policy.
The propsl1pr Csa6fssa Il Dstsoit. which
VS. seized seme time ego, has been released.
The Tribuns's Montreal special says
Gen. Nssde, Col. George Meade, Col. B.ddle,
and Maiw bushAnan, arrived in this city
to-day, and put up at the 81. I.ewrenes Ho
~. Thsy came down from the West Of
Canada
A large force 10 to be put in camp about
st. job =, on shs Riehlieu rivse, to meet
any sudden movement from the direction ol
Malone. Il 10 surmissd that the Fsoians
ere about concentrating from Ogdsneburx
to Malone.
The steamer Mosavia brings out 5000 men
mostly artillery. This Is the 6rst OF the
reinforcements The cavalry will nos b
due until the 22d; and will not be efficient
until the 10th proximo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19

VeAtcrn Union ko1lfoo0.
T,RAINs LEAVE POST BYRON A. FOL-
Mail ana Ezprsss TO 4. ~. daily. (sandays
s.ssmSoss Express 1888 A. NJ. daily. tsss'
days exceptsd.D
Accommodation $50 r. n.
ARslvs AZ POaS sYnOx.
Mail and kxpsess 1880 r. NJ, daily. (Ssndaya
S.e.mbost Express les r. ~, dsily.
Aecemoedssieh go 4. ~, Dolly, (0undayl
Mail and Express leaving Port Dyrss y IN
points in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin.
Stesmboat Express c.nnects q Savanna will
Steamer Lansing for Dubuque. arriving hour
ahead Of Northern Line bOats.
..Eteamsr lows" leaves Davenport q \ n
connecting q Port Byron with Steamboat k1
press, and At I. NJ. connecting With 80 I. y
train,
A Raeins, with .G0Odrich Line" steamers II
Grand Haven. Sheboygan and naeitowoc.
At Racine Junction, With Chicago Milwoakot
Railroad, for Milwaukee, Keuoshs. Wsusega1
n. * U vissSsS Jussstos, win C,A,ssss { Nsrsa
wsssess tleilroad, ~ SsnessilIe, hadiSoss fra
trie ou Chiea end L. Crosse.
Al Beisis, Win Clitaeo : Nsrthsestsss Rsll
roaA, fos eoDtvillAv esaaovillo, ed 0GatDoo.
~ Freepors, With Chicago = Nerthwestern 90
lllisois Central Railroads, Sor Reexford. wagsol
Minoral Point end Caleoa-
~ Bevaasa, viii eleso packst "laasiaG,
f1F Dubueuo - ahrosgh boe1s - ~ Peel.
AZ Fulsoo, WITT ('hisago . NsstnWeoesse ne1o
reed. for OAieAgo, Dl1O0 aaa Ceder Raps1s.
AtPort Pyrea, With Chicago Z Reca lslea'
Railroad. ard slsan pecket "Iowa" bessssi
Peaeenrero will dad this road the cheapee
A enieiro1 = ~ osinls y ~ 1eeeh0aot. -.
n o. TATE, sept =. A. KNAPP. 0up't
Eastern Divisisa, Western Division.
unvl7 .dttl Refine. Vie 0avanno, lIl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19
latest NEWS
~ TELEoR.lPn.
Rro0 New York.

+ NEw YoRK, Sept. 10.
The following 10 { 10 declaration VI priaci>
ples adopted bv the Cleveland Convention
yesterday:
~ Ua'en seldiss and eailsss vhe esrvs
ed IN he army and navy u ne Unissd
States 10 the recent var for The suppreooioa
Of the insurrection, the msintaanooeo Of The
Constitution, ~ Gesssna so6 81 DE flass
Of the Union, feel grateful 70 Almighty God
sos bio preservation Of them through tie
pssils end hardships II var, and i6r he
mercy In GROWING their eGeets With vioessy.
lfes1oo asd peass dsplesjag The ahesooe
hon their midst Of .sny bsave ed faithNsl
comrades Who bed sealed With their life.
blood their devotion 10 The sacred csuss Of
American nationality and determined now,
= herstolese, 70 stand o1Suhs psineip,es ior
which teeir glseieus dss9 have fallen, and
- which the survivors have triuophed.
bsIng asse0bled 10 ootioaal 0oee eeovoa.
tiec, 10 ~ city Of C)svsaond. CHI. .this
!7sh day q Sspaenbss, 1854. dessss,ve ssd
s.s;..s !. - = e ss>(s1y flL:yR9 NV
1sateSA hslo y IL slsy q 49, 80 9
~ l4sh u Aus)se ~, Ssko111 U6sle
Gn1eo Npssesatlae q ~ &c. - on1lf
Sseiss & ~ Uoiie1 oaoass.
,.' <; =; :: X : -; :, : !
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spscsAL NOTICES.

TAe Mater epoass $780, N99e@-o-
Invalid reader, do yos ksow whss ,ine-,eoths Of
the bitter conposnds yos NE solicited b, the peops,e
tori to aeespt = aasvsrsal paasssas ssssnyssso ~
Give heed fox nooesA 7hey are usu6uAeursd
nom unp'hsed alcohol containing ooaslasas,s
portion q fnsel oil. poison. slnoes ~ deadly q
prussic scid The basis u the rexulars,nnres q u
nateria Nedcis is the sane. No snouas Of hesSsa
extracts can overcome the he'd sssdsney Of this per
nicous clement. Theessencs Of sound Rye thorough
y reetiasd IS the only stmuaut which can be safely
used - . component u Tonic, Alssrssivs end sst-
bilious medicine. and iiosrErrHRr STOMACH
BIrTERs Is the only medical p,epsrssion in the
world in which this article used - an ingredient
Hence the extraordinary effects OF this great specific
Il gives strength without producing excitement. No
other tonic DOS this All he ordinary Bttcrr nush
the face and eject the brain. HosrErrxxs Brr,s.a
difnse an AGREEABLE calm thr ugh the nervous system
promote digestion and produce deep. No other ton
ic so quickly revives the exhausted physical energies,
restores The 'ppcste and removes he gloom and DE-
precision With always accompanies weaknsse II sAe
bodily powers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19

LorisvILLS, Sept. l0.
The health officer reports irtssn dseshl
from cholera during The week ending on the
l7th. These were scattered evss the city,
and rarely two deaths occurred in any one
locality. The general health Of this city il
better this season than ever before known.
The heaviest rain storm for many years,
occurred hast night.
Two bales Of cotton. the first Of the neW
crop from Atlanta and Huntsville sold ia
money fer % oonts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19
sslAisss anA Sailor. Uonvenslss.

CLEVELAND. Sept. lS.-The second day
of the Soldiers and Sailors Convention
has teen raney, and out Of doors disagrcea
BILE enough TO r.pel any body but soldiers
There was . somewhat larger attendance
Of delegates, but the large proportion of the
room occupied by spectators was vacant.
The scenes Of yesterday we're repeated
prior 10 the opening Of the Convention. A
large amount Of enthusiasm being expended
| in cheers for iavorite Generals.
The band played various tunes. which at.
tracted no particular attention until II struck
up Dixie, which called out cheers on all
hands. The New York delegation showed
particular affection for il by shouting and
clapping of hands, which so extended On all
sides; calls followed for Rally Round the
Flag Boys, which vac played in response
and greeted With cheer after cheer until the
chorus wss repeated, when the delegates
ioioed 10 with the words the Union Forever,
and conclu. ed with another enthusiastic
outburst Of applause.
The Convention on permanent 0rganixa-
tion after the meeting had been called To
order reported the following - officers of
the Convention President, General Cor.
don Granger Vice Presidents, Gen. A. 8
Doggett, Maine; Gen. VIM. J. Rogers, New
York, and host OF other names - Vice
Presidents which We omit.
A Committee consisting of Generals,
Stecdman, Custsr, Col. l. ID. Campbell.
escorted Gen 0nnger to the char. when he
epoks - frllcws:
Fellow Soldiers, and gentlemen Of the
Convention: Fos the high compliment you
have paid me, In des,gnatine me by your
Mense gathering Of Union soldiers and sail
ora Of the Republic. beg leave 70 tender
ron my most grateful Acknowledgement.
To be selected for this position, 10 preside
over . body Of men representing the greoa
army and navy Of the Union, which By Their
hcr0tsm and achievements have made the
American colder respected throughout the
world. 10 40 honor Of which any man might
he Justly proud but 10 b. called TO such q
position u time like the present, when the
Government Is imperrilled, when the duties
| If saving our country from . renewal Oi
| strife, when the obligation is imposed On thu
patriotic and brave wen Of this nation Of
preserving the Constitution of our country
In Ill its integrity, requires experience and
ability which do not fatter myeelf pos
oeos. But, cOmrndes. with IN earnest and
sinccrc desire 70 aid you in your efF;,rts to
secure pesce anl prosps riy % our beloved
country, pfUmiee you my oest efforts tn
ne. A9Ain e1on111R ycu 0Os u Ilnoi1essa
lion you have given me Of your respect and
eon6dence, enter now upon the duties Of
~ UAoir.
1eetsss from Thos. b. Bentoa, IT,, sod
Col Tisdale. wese annOuacsd. IL SuodinG
Of Which wese greeted Win oaahnoiae1ae
cheering.
A 0ol0gotioa Of one from eaeh oonao "a
Territory, with Gen. 0ras9es . clais1nnn,
vas epnolnted. 70 lAy the prucssdlag6 Of
tAis C0ayeatloa before Ne Pfeol1ent q
fhe e6seooafy sesolueioas oeshaats voeo
aGiopsec. the d.xology sune - ~ setiss
she chaplain, and The Conveation, viii
cheefs for Gram. Fasnsut The President
and the Constitutions. adienssed sise die.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19

ROCHESTER,. N. T.. Sept. 1S.-There was
an immense meeting Of soldiers and sailors
held in the City Hail. last evening, to hear
southern loyalis's speeches. made by Hon
Z. 7. Stewart Of Maryland. Col Stencil Of
Texas. and Col. Thorpe Of Livingston coun
~, Ky. The meeting was one Of the larges,
and most en,husiasiict yer held in Rochester
After the Close Ot the meeting the crowd
formed in procession and matched to tht
Brackets llDnse, where Gen. W. J. Smith,
of Tennessee, was sefenaded. Speeches
we're made by Gen Smith, Col. Woodward
IL Mo. and Col. Thorpe. The Common
&. uncii have made arrangements to receive
and s1send the Inequalities al the city tu
the full loyal Southern delegation, who ere
expected here ON Wednesday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19

ST.. Lor,s, Sept. 16.
The Democrats St Joseph special says:
An eye witness Of the affair ct Platte city,
Missouri, Saturday, states the conduct Of
the rebels - outr .geous They carried
arms in large numbers, and no doubt came
into town to break up the Radical Conven
ton. Four men were killed, and three or
four others will probably die out Of about .
dozen wounded. The air created : pro-
found sensation, and serious trouble is sp-
pretended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19

AsnPnls, Sept. 10.
A large meeting Of soldiers Of the late
Confederate army was held here o. night.
Gen. John c. Fisher presided. 4 d.spa Oh
from Gen. Gordon Granger, President Of the
soldiers Convention q Cleveland. TO Gen.
Forrest and others, thanking :hem f. exer.
cisiag sgngathy Win hat Csnsenaisn, ne
rcsived With spplsuss. Spsechss were
made by Generals Forrest Chalmers,
Hume, and several others. and expressing
their intention Of abiding BY the .resals q
the laas ~. and sus1aiaiae the Prssidsat
in tis efEorts b rsstsss the Union % Il woa.
Resolutions we're adopted sympathising with
the ohjsct u the soldiers Convention q
Cleveland; expressing willingness 10 trust
their late to those Who had met them in the
held. AID dsnoun-ing d false the reporls
thst Northern men we're not safe here
General hslnss In sefeersg 70 the Litter,
spoke Of General Forrest saving the life oI
Wood, the woula-bs assAsain Of Col. CALM
wsy. The whole affsir passed Of pleasantly.
Loyal airs were applauded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19

NEW YoaK, Sept. 16.-Thc Commercials
Money Article says the money still exhibiis
extreme ease Banks seek borrowers to
employ balauces The average rate 10 per
cent, with exceptions ct 10 No. firms
and 8 70 second eoos h0uses. Stock market
more generally active. Governments firm
under the Improvement Of s 90 In London
Foreign Exchange quiet; rates firm. Gold
weak, under the report that 8 90 were TT
10 L0udon this morning, and Il fell TO 144t;
loans made q 10 per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19

SAX Francisco, Cal, Sept. -.
The Board Of Supervisors passed. IN or
der last night to prohibit feeding mich cows
on distillsry Stops and prevent the sale Of
milk from diseased cows.
The ship Sea Seapent which sailed for
Hong Kong to-day. carries $s09,oO0 in
treasure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19
RA0lR oA00.

WAUeWVAOOs
Chicago, Rock island ! lpaei1s
Railroad.
1866. fall Arrangement. 1866.
Trains run BY Chicago time which il twelve min.
utes faster thsn Davenport time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT. ., 1885.
~ and until further notice, trans will lesve
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted) q follows
Gong East- lat Mail train at........7 80, a. =.
81 Night express 1888 IS, 2. =.
0cing West-lst. kxprsss and Mail for Aeolo9g
and Washington, -. % An.
70. Freight Tor Kellogg and Wssh-
ingtOn, -. 10 Al
Arrive At Daven port daily, Sundays excerte6)
Heom the Eas:-lst Night express II. q 40. = =
I'd Daily Ex 4 mail. g 81, ?. =.
From the West-lst freight from kellogg end
Warrington ........A SIS. =.
I'd, Express from Kellogg and
Washington. IS xVP.A.
C0RRscf10Ns.
Al Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
AT Lassal with &. 4. X Tor Dunleth. st.
lcuis Cairo, Ac
Al Pond Cr~ek With &. B. 4 q. n. 4. for Bsr-
lington, keokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria during navigation). with Packets
for all points on Illinois kiver.
Al kel.ogg, iowa City, and Washington = th
W. stern Stage Co = Stages, for oil points West
South west aud Northwest. :.
Night trans Through Tickets tor sale and
Baggage checxed TO Principal Eastern Cities
a. II. BRARbSl.Y. Asa 0en. Suys.
A. KmpAlI. Asst. Sept Iowa DivtAi0a.
Davenport, Sept. 5, 1896.
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Western Union Railroad.
AAO0

On aad aGsee Menduy, Dgoy l1eh.
The Steamer Iowa will ieave dock foot Of nrady
street, FOR Port hyton. - folICws
AZ : a. NJ. connseting Nth train for Full
ton, savanna, Dubuque, (srrsvsns u Dubuqus
hours in advance Of any other r0ute) Freepors,
Racine, and al points north snd northwest, go
aud northeast, in central lows and southern
Wisconsin.
AZ =. Ne. connecting With train for Ss
wanna. EreepSrs, Racine and Mtllwankse, And all
points north, west and east.
The following aye the rates Of Fare 10 points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19

SCHENECTADY, N. T.. Sept 18-These
was very large aud enthusiastic gathering
Of citizens hast evening TO welcomc the dele
cation Of loyal 60utherners. Hon. Plat
Potter presided, and welcomed and intro.
duccd the loyal delegation. Addresses were
delivered by Parson Brownlow, Gen. II. IL.
Tomas, Senator j. s. Fowler Of Tennessee.
and Rev. J. w. Haircut of Virginia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19


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tSth ne cooedenee and patronage which has been 20
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No. 10 Hsaves street. New YOrk.
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toutug 90 o0oeu oSosseo eocA, ard are SODo ~ an
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19
auRLeI,s STOMACH plTTIRs,

Fuf debility, loss ofapretite. weakness, indr
or dyspepsia, want OF action OF the Liver dsordercd
stomach. There arc no Bitters that compare with
these In removing distressing complaints For sale
or can he had At any drug store in the United staies.
nom the proprietorr. Louisville. Kv. corner Of
Seventy and Green streets to whom all orders -houd
b. Addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-19

CINCINNATI, Sept. -.
II has rsinsd necessarily since ak o'clock
last evening. Considerable damage has
been dine TO property in Central and South
ern Ohio. The bridges on the indianapolis
4 Cincinnati. the Chicago. Air Line 4 Gin
c,nnsti, and Hamilton 4 Dayton Railroads
have been washed sway and trains are de-
Isyed in consequence. The Little Miami.
Ohio L Mississippi, and Maristts 4 Cincin-
matt roads have sustained no damage snd
trains are cunning regularly.
From O'Clock last evening to Z o'clock
Thu morning. IT incnss Of rain fell.
Two spans Of the Big Miami bridge on
the Ohio L Mississippi Railroad near Law
renceburg we're easrien away this forenoon