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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20
LOUIS BERGE 4 CO.,
nAxrvAcSunsns OF ~
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS

LOUIS BE18GE u CO.,
nAxrvAcsuasas OF -
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS
Vvareroous. ~ D1eeclxer g.,
(yecond Block West Of Brosdwsy.l New Yssk.
r. ne PiAsn nmuaHetured b shis 1sn - -
eos1 W 81 &: lssfisR sstises g The scsssy g.
= lDceoVes Rosewood Planes with
our 0aAHe FsxyuR RsrHsTfuo Asssss. carved leg9s
scroll desk and Iyre. and written guarantees los
yes,s ,of ~" - sto H ps,,s q
the esunsry. sent ire on application. sepIoeoely
sahoecl % Dlarrh@s.
You could not well be subjcc, TO = much more in
convenient compliant to ssy nothing Of its danger -
running into dysentery or something su moro fatal.
Many think darrhra Of little consequence. II b .
grave mietnks No amount Of latent health and vio>
Or can 1oug Withstand constantly l0oac diachasBo
nun the hoWels, sud the stomach soon eahSblts vey
plainly It's sympathy with the disorder. Fortunass
very Incl penrise one, too In Radways Rsady Relis
No matter how alarming the diasrhTa-nO matter "
you have attack even Of cholera morbus. tear
spoonful or 81 the Ready Relief taken every hOas
IN wine Of sweetcned water, until ease u pro
cured will be cure 10 place you on the road g .
rapid recovery. A bottle of Radwsys Ready RrliGe,
coating 10 cents IL vvoss more than Ave doliasj
worth Of prescriptions Of the sblcft yOur
object he TO get rid Of your dsh9a altogether. sd
sides this, you will have Ready Relief enough len -
you of bilious collie, should such an ailment
overtske you or nervons headache. or mysteries,
cramp~ vomiting. pain In the bones. and ~ Could
anything be more useful and AT the rAme time more
econoniirals Railways Ready Relief u. In sh0st,
quite family medicine cheat IN itself. and prepared,
ID, of oh choice materials, imported frem dis
parts Of the globe II really surprising. In this
nge of high priccr how can be sid for compare
lively small snm and then ~ god efccts are
immediate Hyou have = ciarrhra for instance. BE-
you that Railways Ready Relief will promptly b.
lie master.
Sold by Druggists.
NJ .-DIARRHtEE IN Tms ARMY.
u~~vx NJ isr Car. Rro'r. CAsr YArxs. 4. I, I
June 9th, 1sci.
| Ds. RApwAy 4 Co.. 90 Jons SsRExT, N. T.:
FNty men IN my company Company !, Ithaca
Vounfcep) 0n the kh day Of June 1861 were esized
with attacks IL Diarrn9a Dyscntcry and 9TH
er cupininte Of the bowcs and rendered. tnca-
poclostrd for duty. ] distributed among thcm HI
wayb Ready Relief and requested each nm " toke
Il In accordance with the directions. lts remedial o.
fccts were immediate, and shc majority Of my mon
| reported click and unable to perform duty In thu
morning, were present and performed their duty IN
| the afternoon I consider the addition Of Railway I
Ready Relief to the medicine stores Of Regiment
| 70 be Of the greatest importance TO our troops.
JOHN WMITfOCk Captain.
| Co. !, I'D Rcgt n. VS. ". and let Cal. Regt.
| RADWAY a CO..
81 Maiden lane, N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

wam,xcrox. Dec. 1e.-oEMAfs.-The
Committee on Foreign Affairs will report
fayorably % the appointment Of Mr.. Hoff.
man, = Secretary al Legation 10 Paris.
The report Of The Board appointed 70 ex.
anime breech loading arms 10 published.
The conclusions are that I'll arms ID Tho
service should bs fitted Tor the same cart.
ridge, and that Col. Bcrdan's plan Of opera
tions should be adopted. The Board 70 an.
able 70 recommend any Of the breech losders
presented for examination. Tha 6ponCer
magazine Carbinc 10 recommended . the
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the Secretary
Of the Interior was requested 70 communal
cate what amount Of goods for the Indian
Bureau had been purchased In open market
since the first Of January last, giving de-
tails, &C
NJ. Pomeroy introduced bill to equalizc
the value Of the currency. s.. $50
On motion OF Mr.. Willisms, the Com.
millee ON Foreign Relations were instructed
to inquire into the cxpctliency Of prohibit
ing the immigration or importation Of
Chinese into the United States.
| The bill for the admission Of Nebraska
was taken up.
| HoUsE-Nr. Epson. Of Michigan intro
duced bill supplementary to the act in.
| u
sioncrs, approved April LIST, 1860. Referred
TO committee on pensions.
MIR. Maynard, OF Tennessee, rose to per-
sonal explanation, and corrected the state
ment made day or two ago, To the effect
that young man named Nelson of Tenes
see, had been indicted for hoinclide In North
Carolina, while he was on u raid with Gen.
StOneman, sud that the Governor OF North
Carolina had demanded the body of Nelson
from the Governor Of Tennessee. He (Xr
Maynard) had been informed by the Cover
nor Of North Carolina, that he had never
made any such demand. The information
had been obtained from Gov. Brownlow
and Capt Nelson himself
MIR. Phelps introduced q resolution. which
was agreed to, instruciing tho committee
on ways and means to enquire into the ex
pedicncy of SO amending the Internal Rev
enuc laws as to dispense with taxes ON gross
receipts. D4t
Mr. lngersoll introduced . resoution di
rccting the committee on Indian affairs &c
examine into bills for certain goods, wares
Ac, for the Indians, and ASCERTAIN whether
the contract was awarded 10 the lowest bid
der. Objection made and the resolution
laid over.
Nr. Wentworth introduced . resolution
which was agreed tc. calling on the Prcsi
dent for all the information in his possession
relative to 9. st. Ledger Graneer, who wa.
charged with completely in the attempt &c
releasc prisoners from Camp Douglass,
MIR. briggs, from the committee on pub
lie lands. reported back the the bill amend
atory Of an act approved March %, 1860
granting lands to the State Of Kansas fo
the construction OF rnilrOad and tele
graph line. After some discussion it wa
recommittcd.
Mr.. Holmes, from the same committee
reported bill amendatory Of section two
Of act to authorize the Legislatures Of Lii
nois, Kansas and Arkansas 10 sell land
hitherto donated for school purposes TIT
amendment allows lease Of mineral land
for fifteen years. It was passed.
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LATEST NEWS
NJ TELEGR.APA.


ESeoa vvashangten.
81 81 ss.. WAsaix0rox, Dec. ~.
Texas Senators hsvs rstusasd home. =.
The Judiciary Com0ittse had The case Of
N. CulSet bslote tho9 LAT evening. TAe
Committee .expssssed thSthsslses satiSned
Of Oulvsr's inns Genes Of ~ dishonset i'm
tent. hs nsH r-s g - ~ -sa-'
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NEW NaUslC ROOMS.
M n. i. ZIM M En- M AN.

WILL KNOWN A. a
Practical instrument 00akov.
LAS LEASED tbs STORE ROOM OvRk
Ii No. 4 In CtAme Row. where he intends
keeping stock Of
PIANOS. ORGANS. MEIODEONS. AND ALL
KINDS or MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Sheet Music. Music Books. &c. Persons vish.
ing to purchase instruments viii do veil 10 call
ON him. He has IN hand large stock OF fisuos
which he will sell q $50 TO o7S less than mana
1acssrcrs' prices II the instruments do no,
give full sasisfacion the money will b refunded
NJ. Zimmerman keefs oil insirumcsts puechse
% Of him In order without EXTRA charge. III,
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MEDICAL.
HuRLEY'S
A g u . T Q mic.


Perfectly Re1tablc.
TAs only semcdy for Chills and Fever or Ague and
gsvss hat b os can b dspsnded upoa ~ Hss,ey's
Agus Tonic. These have been thousands cured BY
usins II whs had tsied The usual renediss without
benefit; ~ = NO CASE HAS HURLEY's AGUE
TONiC FAflxD TO KFFnCT A CURE An wAo
have used II cheetinlly tell their actsd ffeads ost
= surs and certain article Tor chils and fever Any
sasss1sriAe iun The eAilk wssld coasslt tAsis ews
Interest By ssadisg 70 adrug store and buying be-
tle. lsb pleasant totaks, compared othsrsy nd
w ~ certain to cure al cases Of Fevsr end Agus .
Chills end Fever. ssnd Tor u 70 rs propreton,
HURLEY. RUDOLF CO..
Louisville. ".
For sals BY ~ Wholesale drueGlsts u LOuisvlls,
Cineinnasi. Msaphis, d. Louis. New Osleans. &e.
Every druggist md country merchants oald hass
Il II store. especially n districts sabsct chs ~
fever or agus ~ fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

xe ; ScsSsi g sssg ssSssssset u asSs .
S@eS1a ~. e Wkesa, ~ ~ tsr.
lsy, lKe = $50; Cesn, IL -; Oals, ~ q
DsaVaGsI1S eeeSases z sasks.0 .as
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~ ~ CSss1Sns XSssso, 9 Sslk g : 80
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IA b. Lsuis dspoees 81 leo -.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20


The following interesting letter las been
received at the Department Of State:
LEGATION or THE UNITED STATES,
CoNsrANrINoPLE, Nov. Is, 1895.
Hon. w. II. Seward, Secretary Of State:
SIR: regret to be Obliged 70 announce
temperance of cholera ut Constanttnople.
1t broke out . few days ago At AntOponi, .
neighboring village on the Bosphofous, and
out of twelve cases in that locality up 70
the date. eight terminated fatally. Four
cases and two deaths have also occurred 1t
the Arsenal on the Golden Horn, from
whence It extended itself in the summer of
1855 over tho whole city. One death Of
appOplsctic fondroyant eholesa b reported
from Bebck. The disease at present threat.
ems to take an epidemic form. II Il should
become epidemicar Il must Be very fatal,
- the winter hero 10 generally of : very
rude temperature. and much sulEefing exists
in consequence among the population, the
great bulk of which live h 0lsera6le tcne.
mcnts and are sCansily clad, and MY pro.
vided with the yneccsnsies Of lie. II ID
hoped We are not to witness = repetition oi
the horrors Of 1895. when 5000 people
were swepe OF In eix weeks BY this scoufge
Of humanity. 49, So 80 ...l -. .,s... !, -,
Ian, SIC, very respectfully. year obediss'
servant. se.7 r'if \. ]. AOnnlo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

The White Pine Compound,
GEORGE w. SWEET. M. D..
PROPRIETOR.
PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND noTANlCAL DEPOT,
1os HANOVER STREET. BOSTON.
Uades ~ eepervislsa e ~. J. ". Yolnd.
BURNnAue = VAN 0CH AAOK.
WhOleealc Agents. Chicago.
HARRISON 4 STARKo, T. 9. BALLORD, STE
vENSON 4 CARN AHAN, Agents.
dec16-d- eOd.tu thufAo6t VeuW-3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

olkee. lnJcCttOu. docs MOI iAu 10 ceEe 0ouof-
Female curing recent in from one to three days
nnd Is especially recommended in thoec ii Fiuor
Aibus or Whites In Females. The two medicines
used in conjunction will not fail 10 remove this disa
grceabie complaint and In those casos where other
medicines have been used without success.
Price, Remedy One Bottle, 81, Three Bottles. So
-" Injection = !. 8.
The Cherokee Cure" Remedy and Injection nrc
10 be found in all well regulated drug storcs and are
recommended by physicians and druggists n, over
the world Tor their intrinsic worth and merit. Some
unprinciplcd dealers however, try TO deceive their
customers, by selling cheap and worthless compound
in orccr to make money i'm place of these BE not
deceived II the druggists will not buy them for you,
writ ~ us. and will send them 10 you By e1prcss
securely packed and free from observation. Wetrcai
all diseases To which the human system Is subject and
will I've pleased IL receive fun and explicit statements
from those who have failed to receive relief heretofore
Ladies or gentlemen address In perfect conn
deuce We desire To eend thirty-two paee pasn-
phlet fsee 10 every lady and gentleman n the land
Address all letters Tor pamphc medicines, advice
To the sole proprietor,
Dr. ". Il. MERwIN. II Walker street. n Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

ID lYSiCIAN AND SURGEON Office. cor.
Il "a aud Brady Streets, under Strccper D
syiie's store. Eesidencc on 18th A.. bet. lire.
DIV and Main Ocf0d-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

EDHYSlClAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
4 with DIR. Baker, under the Davenport Ne
.ional Bank. corner Of I'd and brady streets.
RsvrsExcEs N. Adler, N. D.. }. W. n.
Baker. NJ. d. svis-f
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=. .. RHC11ARDwON. n. D..

rARPENTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
OCemmercial Alley, opposite Post OnRcs. De-
ve~~~rt. 10. 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

STUDIO no FARRAND'S BLK, Sd FLOOR
DHOTOGRAPIlS WORKED IN OIL On
l. Water Colors. or India Ink, on plain o.
albumerixed paper. Particular attention paid
TO copies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

SPHINX 4 MORTON.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN.
IL EkS. Paper hangers, G,axiers. Ae. Shop
corner Main aud fifth ats. mch23 dig
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". =. GlJNl;s<Asn..

Dcmtlst,
n1ERKY STREET. bet. I'd h lth, Davenport
l. With facilities unsurpassed, addsd - the
experience Of more than 20 years. hopes 70 merit
. large share Of patronage esp1b
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

Davenport. Dec 10. 1sse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20
A. MILLER,

40 9s BRADY STREET, BELOW SEC
ond keeps constantly on hand and makee
III 10 Older.
Gents'. Boys and Clsl1dren-o
CLOTHING ofthe best material and in menues
that cannot fail to give satisfaction. Litcrnl
patronage respectfully solicited. Imy2i-dIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

THIS SUBSCRIBERS HAS JUST RICxrvs
lens. ed viii sccnstantly kssr On Aaaa = Nj
~ seand, On the cesasr Of Ripley N Khog1
streets, the Port Byron end u Claire Aoes-
Also, koQisvillo Cs0sss, cad ~ utisas III.
Csmeat. r.aaesssss Ma. 80 esueces AZ s
IN lares 81 saall sso6aisssss !
Dsvsapert, ls~a, ASe E1fy.
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PINE COMPOUND

u now oNeea y ~ a0icAed throeGhout the eoen-
tsy aftss haveg besA Deeved ~ ~ tses g Nevsn
have become - Wsll knoWa - Ne eses fre0 wnseA
In part, Y asstvsD ~ v6toso.
Tho white Plns Csnpsunl Cares
SulttinR Of bjoed. ana PSi4ouosy Alset:one osesf
any Il IL remarkable no1leey Tor vuidine Csine,
Bleeding nom the kidnsys 80 blaadss. Gravel, md
other c0mpoaints
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Russia,

HoEoRs TO THE PEASANT NOBLE WHO SAVED THE
CzAR-HIs ACCOUNT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCE.
The Russian Gazette Of ST. Petersburg says that on
the 9Th instant the mashals and deputies of the St.
Petersburg mobiles resolved unanimously 10 present
Ossip lvanovltch KomssarOf the peasant who tolled
the assassin's ann, with holy image and TO open
for HIM subscrphon to which all the nobility of
the district invited to subscribe. The permanent
depUtations OF the mob es waited upon him to obtain
his consent to be enrolled in the book of mobiles.
Komssarof gratefully accepted the offer and, in
dong 80, gave the following account of what took
pace:-"I do no. know nav SELF what strange feel
Though the crowd. 1 was watching him, but when
the Emperor came up he went out of my mind. All
at once saw him draw pistol and ann at the EN-
perOr. 1 bethOught mvselt that If rushed upon
hlm he would kill some one else, perhaps myself,
and without more ado struck up his arm. The
pistol went OFF and after that do not recoect any
thing. was as ii were IN the midst of q fog, and
when came to M self saw a general, who em-
braced me. 1 was taken to the palace, but was
stunned, ana 1t vas an hour and half before
could speak"
Apar ments have been hired for him in the
ROuatze House. HIS family name will be changed
into that OF hOmIssaroff KOsromskOi, IN memory of
the province which has twice furnished saViOrs to
the Imperial house in q moment OF danger He was
Obnged 10 show himself on the stage of the Russian
theatre and to relate what happened He was
invited to a grand banquet at the English ub. II
is said that hundred thousand flames have been
q proprietor OF Kostroma has offered HIM a con
siderable quantity of land for the purpose OF ena-
bling him 10 support his new dignity.
lhe Emperor himself says correspondent of the
NOrd, asked Gene raj TOdleben, as pers Ona favor,
to direct the ecu cation OF K0mlssaroh.
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George N. Sanders, BANKRUPTCY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, LONDON, April 26 before
Mr., Commissioner MinsOw.-IR re George Nicholas
nders.-Mr. Lumley ap ,eared iOr the assignees,
Mr.. Linklater for the bankrupt. This was a sitting
for examination and discharge. The bankrupt was
France, and America, contractor with the Confede-
rate Government of America for the building and
running OF irOnpated postal vessels He was a
bankrupt in 1S43 and obtained certificate of dis
charge The accounts show the following results:-
Debts and iabI titles, 9l0,965 with assets-propertv
in the hands of creditors f6100, and sundry debts
f4ll0 The cause OF the failure is thus stated bv the
bankrupt disappointment in the execution of my
the building and running of irOn-plated posta YES
sells " IL appeared that Messrs Lindsay & Co mad
undertaken the contract in question, which was pm.
posed To be of value From Messrs. Lindsay the
bsnkrup claimed f46C0 for commission, but the debt
was disputed ana 1t was a legged that the bankrupt
was In rea ity debtor TO the firm. An ADJOURNMENT
was taken in order that the assiRnees might hold
private sitting for the examination OF the bankrupt
in reference to his transacti,lns with Lindsay Co.
and Others with liberty to the assgnees to apply for
further accounts II they shoulC be 80 advised.
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"PETER's PMoE."-The am cunt of Peters
pence subscribed in Holland has reached more
Than AO9 ,OOOf, since this year begaDs
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ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTION,
No.123O WALNUT Street.
One Door East of Thirteenth Street.

We have been engaged for many years In the noble
work of giving health and happin the suffering and
the sflic During this time we have treateo about
TWENTY THOUSAND INVALIDS suffering from the
various forms of disease and in most every case pen
manent cure has been efiecteo Many OF them In fact
had been given as ncurabe by their physicians we
have restored to health in days. thousands of per
sons in this city who had been suffering from painful
diseases FIVE ten and fifteen years and upwards At our
institution we have cured aud curing class of dis
eases that has baled the medical profession In all ages
of the world.
Dr. WILLIAM WHITE gentleman or great expe-
nence In this successful practice, associated with DIR
GALLOWAY q sHEDD in this practice. BY tn
arrangement we hope 10 be enabled to attend profession
ally to our large practice. Hsr.
REFERENCES.-We refer the diseased and 9th
interested in our practice to the following we'll
known gentlemen VINO have been treated successfully
by us:- ft
GEORGE GRANT No. 6lO Chesuutstreet
r. DEslLYLR No 1895 Chestnut street
General rLEAs2AToH S2 No S GIG Spruce street
w Hon; DAVID WILMor, Judge of Court OF Claims
Hon Judge 20 GHPRoN New YorK city.
Rey HyvIS RT MAkshALt NnHSFsA S Of PittsSargd Pa
Rev. Dr. HALL, OF Philadelphia.
Rev. DANIfL CLARK, Illinois.
Colonel THOMAS W. SWEENEY, Assessor, Is
oGl oRGE j. EARLE, AttOrney-atIaw, Sixth and
EMANUEL 'REY Attorney at Law, No. 7O7 SAMSON
DR.. GEORGE W. FREED Lancaster city, Penna.
pR wM M b Bh0MN InoRy. SGsrs NGST,itatS House no
,ALBERr a. NIcoLAY, No 81 William streer, New
g oUMMIINGS, stnyysssnt street New York city
@ W. MERCHANT, Germantown, Philedephia.
An interesting Circular mailed by addressing
DRS. GALL0WAY, WHITE 4 SHEDD
sSl sm&th2mrp No. 1880 WALNUT st.. Phlla
DON'T MISTAKE THE NUMBER,.s1a3