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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-10

Monster Meeting and Impesiss Dewsnssrs.
ton in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BrtSht's Orasion--
Hints 10 the Aristscrass-Tbc RadicaIs' Phe.
tosraph Sf Lord Derby, &c.
Prom the London Times, Sept 25l
Tho refovmers Of Lancashire highly succe~~fui
Yesterday afternoon despite bed weather. In getting
together 9 great and imposing crowd OF the working
feel towards the movement for better representation in
Parliament The place fixed for the gathering was
Campdeld open purchased by the corporation
upwards ~ twenty years from Sir 0svald Mosley
lord Of the manor The entire space open 70
the public on this about 40 90 square fesI
Including Liverpool road the wcs and Towmsn street.
which hounds u on the eass.
The squaSs besAs 70 An early By townspeopie who
we're snsIous good places bat The great pro-
ceesiou a begin n arrive ell upon the Of
u eesiug which had bess nxed fov three o'clcek.
The speakers arrived BY the procession from the Town
Hall precisely three O'Clock, but unsccompaned
by Lr Bright me proceedings commenced a once
she Relieving rssoluuoss being moved aad sscondsd
slmulsaueousy ffvm each platform
That this meeting prosssts against the perpssuAos Of
class b the exclusion Of the great majority OF
,he people the franchise REFUSES allow issf
he selash steres.s q any class and pedses itself V
bsss fssaensal manhood suf
"a. ss ssnS IN the sosrssss. q ne serAern
depasn1hi Of nekm L~Agns, se1 petess its suppor
10 the Hrecuivs Council IN be svuAnnusp Of kvabches
Arvashesi " norm ~ D~ssaS - hsssb1 6seavss -.
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Turkish Report Of q Defeat OF
Canadian Revolutionists.
A "Mediterranean Question y
Anticipated in France.
Napoleon's Failing Health and "Con-
Aicting Agencies.
John Brighrs Speech at tho Reform
Monster Meeting.

me German mail steamship Bremen, Captain Nsy-
naber from Southampton the 2oth Of September n
!. rived al this port yesterday morning.
Her news desssls have been anticipated 70 cons'<
swshle extent by the report Of the Hbernan pubsAsd m
NE HERALD yesterday
Our newspaper files by the Bremen, dateA IN LONDON
- the 18th OF September contain adSaonal oetas OF
interest and importance.
The Nouveau Monde arrived at st. Nazaire, France,
Asom Mexico, with J. 400 Co., in specie.
Discomfort. exists in Pe'h ON account Of report that
ne Hungarian Diet will be convoked without the pre-.
yious appointments Of Hungarian ministry.
The choler. prevails in Hungary to greater extent
sAan in outbreak Of 1881
Advces received at shanghse from Japan announce
shat had broken between the Tycoon and Prince
shoshcr. The former had hitherto been victorious.
The Straits Of Smonosak had been closed
Lord Clarendon has arrived In Paris
Count Bismarck is much better in health and was
present on horseback Sept 2 at the entrance Of the
ssoops into Berlin when he made General by
1Ae King He did not, however, appear 10 be in his
nssa health, and after riding down the Linden
m the company Of General Room and General Moltke
Asmountcd and went away without waiting to witness
1Ae troops march past the King.
from Biarritx that Count Bismarck has
engaged apartments in one Of the principal hotels in
shat watering place
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= Em League In London.
That hk meeting tenders ~ and most sntef0i
ehAnks 70 the Right Hon. William 0adstonc Mr. John
nngh Mr. yoAa Stuart Mn and an friends o. reform who
seroaGbeu the lae dscuesons In Parliament ndeaed the
oAAxsoer and protested Tia rights II the people, and farther
coincidence IN the honesty and ability Of Mr. Jehn
fright 20 champion the peoples In Parliament during
Ne coming Parhamsn tary struggle.
Among tho speakers were Mr. Edmond Beales Mr.
Wihnd Lawson tOArliscb Lieutenant Colonel Dickson
Mr. Ernest Jones, the Rev. w. b. Bonner. Mr. Lscraf
NJ OdseD and Mr. J. B. Langley. The meeting was not
ct an end when despatch lefl
II would be dilhcut 70 form even an approximate est
mate Of the numbers present Perhaps at period Of
he meeting we're there moro than eighty thousand 70
one hundred thousand In the square at once, but Liver
pool road, Deansgate, Gaytside street and other APP
psoaches were constantly filled with people for upwards
OF two hourB going and returning, and II would be
exaRgeraton 70 say that the total number present at
various times did mot fall much short Of two hundred
thousand.
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time o. ssrv from seven years 70 ter-ax o. ,ns%
under the coos and four 10 reserve II Is caculsSeS
snaa %. wa an Effective fve<, when rsq1 nsss,,
:inon~.ad : s,a' :s.. would ;sSss
nnsa~ sSsssos ssrs . s. ~, seriously and fw ~ 'a>
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state Of chronic instruction which they en- nsver cure
They VIII DO expelled from powss and their policy viii
be rejected by tho people, for Il s on broad and just and
liberal principles alone that England can maintain her
honest but unchallenged place among the nations
Of the world Che honorable gentleman having spoken
very nearly hour sat down amid enthusiasuc cheesA
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Ff0mCh RepOkt6 ma InIefehrcs.
The Paris Pdtve states that there three American
NasSsls n Gambia
The Journal publishes article under the head
3ng .sThe Mediterranean Question which the writer
ounding his argument upon the presence OF American
haps q Gambia and British ships Il Sicily draws the
esscuson that the question ct issue 10 more ksdsy.
VaAeos has Eastern qsssfteM
NJ article continues thus: sLet ose ourselves
- Me ntncacies Of the Eastern question Let
ont this legion Of political and commercial interests
which have bsen created from the nrst BY the piercing
- the shmus Of suez These the interests stake
y NE present day, and France Italy and Austria
sTstand this fact and II Spain reflects upon II with
mem, Vie Mediterranean Powers will be equal 10 the
sossgency. We viii state more should the present
oevsment not prove aborve by the prompt paciacaon
RI sicily and the maintenance Of the European treaties
n the Island OF Gambia
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scptatye "a OF conquering nation. Take this last
sion Of all-the session which hes JUS passed ovss-
headed by Lord Russell In the House q Lords
and By Mr. 0isdsfone--lcheenb-ln the House
ssep IN the direction q popular rshia brought in bill
most honest character and most moderate 10 dimcn
sious and i Was bill moderate In dimsuions that
some OF us Who think u would be wiser 70 Dnnt much
more found ourselves in dfhculy 10 rendering 70
the eoyerument cordial support 70 enable them 10
cary their bil which hold every man Who in favor
OF any reform II all had kind OF excuse 10 opposing
That bill, may well say % 81 oncs wss met BY an
Opposition a maiignAnt and dscrcdabIe r have ever
seen brought asans any measure IN sns hsu. 2. %
was too mean and too base TO DO made us Of TO retad
the progress Of and ultimately 70 destroy that bill,
iS ssa ,. .Sc1 ' indSes ino~ NOT
how or by what evi spirii Of bis party 70 make
. proposition, which, 70 my knowedgs eminent men Of
The facts and arguments on when the bin support
cd were not met and could be met. Another poll
cy adopted, and, TO get rid Of inccnvsnisnt srgu
ments and ngurss they turned round and DID MOI hest
tate 70 Islander whole nation The name OF gentleman
eminent il this matter has already besn mepttonsd
mention hs name, o. quote whas b: s.id under.
opinions witch ~ nuch dspora Any mas may hold
what eplsious ne likes and the opniops Of any PARTON
.s.ss = rssns s,D are n1s " ssy s =
esnss tAey vsvs sddressed 70 hrss hundred
msmssm Il 10 party which d nov in power,
With uprosrious and universal es,husissm lcheeal
don't think shai any meeting o. the wcrkns classs hed
during this should pass Oh vhhon some refer
were they received with enthusiastic cheers ~ the Tory
party but whom the Queen for Lord Derby and com
n,ssd 70 him The chsry. Of fornias : sovcsmsns be
borough q Came ssdsavored = y uslvsvssiy behaved,
end - believe v prsvai the mae who uttered these
sss.ms,s . become .s~ s q sss sovsrg% ant
90 i al s.s.sS - = Yss -, ,sss,.s~ I.~.
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revenues Of the Irish ohnsch, ~ a. Irss sroA Z
d0msd b datywoioM tCheeFR) In 1s4e he left Sir
tonsts because be would consent 70 the abolition Of
the corn laws and since thsn he has been foremost In
opposition 10 al good things 10 Parliament Lord Derby
IL educator be mot is guide bat ke Il leader u al
ooiiA cotss IN WAscA n St ooraae snd is ssksAasn
ply ssss. 8, ou; a.,s T s':. ss l
processes 70 be . history Of the governing
families OF England and which ID composed Of articles
toy newspaper There 10 Of them ON shs stanIsys
OF knovsey and they certainly Of the governing
families seeing that Lord Derby and Lord stanley are
both 10 the Cabinet But on opening this book found
his curious fact thai during the agitation d the Reform
act believe in the ycar 1891 Lord Stanley the present
Al meeting where there were . number Of rsformsn
Nsae a. psy.ss ss.s , ~ "a a. sSs.~ "a 70.
have heard me story several times bsfoss; bat il
recorded 10 this volume and therefore take 4 70 Be &C
The .s%s lord Stanley ior. y ssa =
government which introduced Reform bill Of . most
fraudulent character and In 1893 be y The bead OF
and cverthrown an hosest and patriotic government
Checrsl The newspapers which write for hb party tell
US mat Lord Derby and his arc moi IN me
this reform question. I hope no refovmsr dreams
Of such things II you ike you may truss your
know We bad Srss ,rsa. G 4so free ssa.ss for
when Sir Robert Peel repealed the laws he
good and sincere free trader ~ he had spoken free
trade for the previous ve x years from this plat
form on which ] nov stand Lord Derby 10 mot re-
formss nor will he introduce Reform bill In the char
acter II rsformer he does introduces one will be
~ before-it will be some jugglc, some dissonsss snck
something base. like the means by which they over
threw the bill Of lord Russcn's government ~ tnat
hill had passed, moderate ~ Il was, ] underske
v ny u would have bceu rcosved " every pers
Of the United Kingdom with the velsese satsssacton
II wsd have given 70 the WORKING men, and " numner
81 thsm, pAFtnsrshp IN the Sfses, ed believe teas
The seaien would have boon happier and stronger om
tho pasnpG Of that bill tCbeersl hut sow dsconsens y
gvcwmg everywhere, and viii continue W grow until
thss d,scoRient becomes great peril In The country
uDle0 saf dactory measure 10 introduced aud passed
thrvuph Parliament I charge Lord DERBY ana ms
friank with this say that hey have brought CAS-
inso conflict with class. ! say that they nave
49, much 70 separate Parliament rom the nauon
~ thsy have made the House Of Commons me revnei
- Dot the protector Of the people, and furnev ina
90 hava russrsted fhe Just and benevolent Intention
q - Crown In cspciusion I venture on something
vn6A NAV ~ deemed ~ foretsIlng what 10 70 come
- that The mes vbo ere IN once cannoe cover
Br1nin The middle classes and the working oass
~ slike condemn thsm Ehey cannot govern ireland
lethai anhAppy esantU thsR polloS hss produces
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
CAx0N GREEN L. n. kD:
~ @r TO DEALERS:
Tg TO. PAINTERS.

~ 70. P1iNIEss,,
Saxon Green Il |: equal in siii.ssy "A psr,y, .sd
ssa asd % Ss
which gssI paint e used this win b found vastly superior
hs aai!sr.. sus With chrome green's Of whatever
extent = s true All many where
d and employed some
.rs By The predecessor. and found
.s s y %
srs si &c -: "a y
s sss .S. s L: s
This time ksssD X uas s. b 1ssy four 49, In
H Snss s ssass EsSS:a
:nm me North been subjecsed
s. 50 ias ss wS s tests 70 ne
sp.S1.,Sy .s!...d BODY wS:n oss.Is
No more c ~, evidence Of The m
81 s q g
Britain sssoS Green Sa's made ssss soa
and used "
c.y. IL .eenrsi isas merit Amss.n product e
M "a
so.isH os,s,oss q ~ . !; :saaa oclos
HorSso s :sD x MsSs
and been found % retain is Brightness Journ.
hitherto e ss:. . Of s %
over q
novice "-L0ndon Glowworm, Sept. s 1855.
splendor mpossble to extolto highly "London
Sunday Times, August ~, 1855
% h; s ~. X but
iS66
Under the ordeal emerses pure and unde-
nied"-Liverpool Daily Courier August & 1865.
wherever the elements Of purity. briancy durability and
speedily ssan Pc
all others combined
sage EIsS SsT HRb ~ 7a asD D saasAaPHs
Y manufactured exclusively BY this company
SAXON GREEN, DRY L. NJ 4 D., Is In h. cans and
SAXON GREEN. IN OIL. L. NJ 4 D. Ia In assorted w.
cans, - ID. cans and 100 ID. kegs.
To those not familiar with packages caution them
% observe that unbroken package has on the COM
pany's brand and certificate Of inspection.
Ask for SAXON GREEN (of whatever shade you may
wsh and II the house where have been IN the habit Of
dealing has not send direct to the company who Will
see that you properly supplied
For sale by all paint and oil merchants and druggists and
by the company.
SAXON COLOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Chartered by the State Of New York;
OFFICE NO. 80 FULTON STREET.
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English TeleGraphic Details fros, the Scat Of
War.

English TeleGraphic Details fros, the Scat of
War.
CoSsuASrNoPLE, Sept. 22-Evening.
Intelligence received here from Gambia states that
$4,000 Turkish peasants have fed from the interior OF
1hc island to the city Of Gambia Many Greeks are
abandoning tho island.
Three Turkish steamers, with 1000 men, have iaft
Or volo from which place the Second Egyptian division
has been embarked for Gambia.
Troops have been sent TO Anti Taurus Thessaly and
1pirus are quiet
The late Minister of commereS, Edhsm Pashs, has
Seen appointed Governor or Trikals. : iaEr,,
The Governor Of Canda been relieved Of his func
AtonR
u CoNsfANrvoPLE, Sept 90, 1890.
Il 10 ofhcialy announced that the imperial troops In
ebe ISLAND Of Gambia have boon attacked by the CreAn
3Asurgents and that offer sOo ddys f0hfn0 the Cretans
wounded
The Insurgents had received 1000 musks,s and 800
casks OF powder from syria.
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saxoN aRsE q .sd. you may
wish and II the house where have been y the habit q
hs n yo nU the
For sale By an paint and oil merchants and druggists and
SAXON COLOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
SrSicE NJ 3, F Stf!f H STREET
A CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
THE aRANDEsT ART PROJECT
o17nr
PRESENT CENTURY
ITS SUCCESS MORE DECIDED
THAN EVER
SUBSCRIPTIONS POURING IN
FROM EVERY QUARTER OF THE
UNITED STATES AND THE CANADAs.
THE END RAPIDLY APPROACHING.
Mr.. CROSBY HAS BBKN REPEATEDLY
ENDORSED BY HIS
LEADING FELLOW CITIZENS
FIRST GRAND PREMIUM.
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
Cost OF sret ton and actual e
f VALUE ssoo.oool
The remaining Premiums consist Of ever
THREE HUNDRED
SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS,
Consisting Of the grandss, collection Of
LE0IrrxATELY ANERIcAN WORKS OF ARr
ea rm
LEADING ARTISTS IN THE UNITED STATES
Ever for e1hisnion or s.is At any osspssod.
OFFERED 70 TIE PUBLIC.
AxD oo.rnsms
THE ENTIRE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
Mr.. CROSBY
PRICE OF SHARES
FIVE DOLLARS.
MAGNIFICENT STEEL ENGRAVING
WILL Be GIVEN
TO KAcH PURCHASER or SHARE.
THE cHRoPooRAPH,
THE AMERICAN AUTUMN"
WILL SPEEDILY BE READY FOR DELIVERY.
SPECIAL CARD.
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE ART ASSOCIATION
10 no gin enterprise and mus, no. Be- osnfoundsd with Dollar
Oft co.sss which have advertised % ,Aks piacs II
the ope House. without The authority or consent Of .As
propnstor
PRINCIPAL AGENCY IN NEW YORK,
ss tAr institute, Broad~ay.
BRANCH AGENCY.
q. O. ROOT ! ANTHONY srArIosERs.
n Nassau street. near Wall.
BRooKLYN AGENCY.
}. NORRIS ! CO.,
$. ~ Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Byor further particulars and description Of The W
sisus prssss go published catalogue.
INVOICES LEoALxY OBTAINED IN NEW yoax
sne Sssss csssusSoe! ss Howss ccus
ssHss =. . S.~ss AREA
70 TO THOMAS n. AeNEws.. oaEENwIcH AND
:s9 xn else ' oS.ps a.. 4 s
aid EYES MADE NEw-wTTHoyf sfEcTACLIs.
s' ss 81 isS
Ss .- .ss "a g. s:ss Go : o.
cosadsn.ai rnforma,oa the Married. SENT Io.sass
g. r tss silsSR rsss ro;s ~
CrHoIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
- GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT
poR rae
BENEFIT THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS or
rHAx HONE FUND.
GROWERS THEATRE, WASHINGTON. o. O,
/ THURSDAY EVENING. OCT II. isssl
soaoo rsle. - ., each; ,Aop prsssass vslasd ~
$4,000 sonsassins Of sns RESIDENCES. Leu. Pianos Dn
nonda Jswsiy silver wsrs BE-, Ac.
n. n.s.sss Dirssr ,sls pleasure announcing that
the drawing viii positively occur ocs- iish, iss.
All agents are requested mako anal statements Of saiss
and re,usn coupons ofiete. Be-. 70 reach wssh'-.
ton city BY Inc IitA 81 October.
All orders for ,iesess In Nex-y~-.
-vr,AN, SAvAN CO., bsnkefs No
eov,,ns ar.sn. ssw ys Branch sasss ss Broadway y
vrs.a .,r..,. and a Fulton ssrss. sreosiya.
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= .:.s,; ss: csa'- & e ~ & s
yTrnAr A NILE cousrsR rRsrrArr DOES.
smin MAJ issi vas visslns cousin IN Corning Who
90 me one o. Jour POROUS PLAsrKRs
10 v ehsst vas through ne 81 Ne tine could
sis s 9 4, =; :s. :s .ss
for snontns; bus your paaslss hes ssrsd IA and
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Yours rsspscuuny puvur "a ruuu
p..ym pA- ssssy,~ eous.y. n T., ssps IL ia
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Hxanrr rrsrr xlna.

| lpsns sep. 1sj correspondence OF london Times
4. IA s.sns probable thai The rsorgsnizstion 81 the
uSspoA nm, yin esns,s cs.s$y The ssssnssos Of The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-29
$1s,7oo oo

Tue VETo !-Anly johnson is rapidly
falling into the hatit o. vetoing congress
! nal bills, as our ,caders will notice by
glancing at our second page. lfa man has
been honestly and rtspec' ably raiscd-if he
is loyal and patriotic-if he ant build
$500. 900 houses out Of the United States
Treasury. he naturally likes to see Andy
use his veto.ns power. IT'S pleasant to
wake up Of q morning, glance over the la
test dispatches, and see in huge headings
that Andy has inaugurated the funeral Of
another Abolition monst rosity. II gives a
n,an IN appetite for breakfast, and sends
him to his daily toll in = wonderful humor
with himself and his fellow men. Go in,
Andy. You've got the inside track.
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Az niTOR'S OFFICE. IOWA.

AU liTOR'S OFFICE. IOWA.
Dgs MouNEs, Jan :l.t. loj5.
1t is hereby c-rtihed, tl.at there has b~n
rie, in ibis office Swu statement SHOW D <
the condition OF tile Continental insurance C,t
uanv, located NJ New York ~ the stare Of NY
on the lst dsy OF January y. d., ls5i. III accord
ance with the provisions oil an Act .! the Gen
crai Assembly Of the, State Of Iowa. en'il-
cd An cl in relation 10 IN suraace .'umpmnies.'
sprroved lam 18th, So. aud an Act aInendatrv
thereto, approved Feb. 9tl, ISIS; and an get in
reiution 20 if- lnsursncc Crint-Iies, approved
Murcn l.ii, 1862 ]; that sad >iaicmen, shows
tha. said G. npany Is possessed OF the requisite
amount OF capital, and invcsted as required BY
law Authority is therefore given to the above
named Company to transact their appropriate
business OF In ancc III this State III accordance
with the laws thereof, until tie 3lst day Of jan
rarv. \. D., one thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven, 1t Is also cert ieti that NJ, 3. Dick
erson o. Des Mo'nes. mas been duly appointed
by laid Company their lawful Agent ard A'tf-
pcy for the courty of Polk, with full power TO
tai.c risks Of Insurance. therein, aad to acknowl-
edue service cf process as provided w law. upon
his fling with the Ciers the District Court in
and for said County this certificate anu copy pi
the statement on tiis in this office. II is furtftr
certified tha the attached is true and correct
copy OF the said staten Mt.
In testimony whereof, have hereCntO set my
hand aud afil xed nv s;l of Office the day and
year Grst above written. JNo. A. ELEosr,
Auditor Of Stote
Audi':r's Seal.
-~ inch29-d1w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-29

ERsoR.-In last nights issue, An error c
curr I'd in the death notice Of the little daugl .
ter Of Mr. Geo. J. Jones, ofthis city, for which
tho parents and friends ofthe deceased will
accept our apology. The funeral took lace
this afternoon at two o'clock, instead oi
yesterday, a. was enormously stated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-29

DuLL.-Times are dull just now. Ncr
chants and their clerks are having easy
times 80 far us ply sical labor is concerned.
But little produce has been brought in for
several days past, owing to the bad roads.
The sales Of groceries, dry goods. and other
articles o: merchandise, have consequently
fallen off considerably.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-29

DAS ENfOhi, minimum. ....iO " a
rTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
i chased the interests Of Mcssrs. Schroeoer
& Co !, in the Union Circle Match Factory, in
this city. they are now psepared 70 supply desi'
e-s throughout the State, with Matches Of . quail.
ity superior to any manufactured, a, the lowest
possible prices
: Factory on Sd street, between Myrtle and
Marquette. Orders filled promptly Address
7, ID. EAGAiF& SONS.
Orders NAV be left ut the Jewel, Store Of W
Lindsay rner Of Brady and Third sss.
mar-27 diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-29

FsxrAx ADD.Ess-Mr. j. F. Da rrettc, ol
NcGrsgor, lows, will address the Fenians
II our city to morrow evening. Time and
place will be announced in the Davenport
0Gsetts tomorrow morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-29

ExcouRAorNo.-A steamboat has succeed
ed in landing On the Iowa aide, under the
end Of the railroad bridge. Davenport pso.
pie now haul their onions up to the railroad
bridge, Tor shipment, instead Of going =
Rockingham, thus saving about half the die
tance.-Rock Island Argws.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-29
PuRH Con LlvER OIL

PUHE Con Liver OlL.-
This .stimabls remedy hes grown n disrepets sneeo
many from the nauseous ana Sepslsivs articles sed
undsr the name Of Cod Liver on
ussasd Csswsil's Cod Liver + m snu1sctused q
che coast from fresh selected ivsrs II swesl
stomach. Sole manufac tnrers, -
"a eAswi1I, nAek : o., !
New YorA.
Sold By ali Druggists. sz Abss-dssa.
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Cox6uxPrlves Dos'r LET 60 reUR Sod -
HOPE until you have 'tsstsd the properties Of
John q. Baker Z Co.'S Puss Medical Cod
Liver Oil in vain. There Is Testimony Of
the highest class to show that its, cffcsts in
Pulmonary complaints have been III bat
muscsloss. Not N tsyiti6AyOur extrerde-
ty is 10 decline fais ehsnce for life. John
q. Baker L Co., No 7l8 Market 81. Phila
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whore will BE- found zthe, advertisement Of
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lawa for many yeaEsa and distinguished
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anduaaooedially recommend 4 - eof'nsr.
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