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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

T,RAlns LEAVE POET BYRON A. FOL
j lows:
III: . E.pssss 80 4. u. daily. tsssssy'
ss:s.6... E1pssss ,s.ss 4. H.. ssily. 49,.
Asoo01e1esieo 80 =. u.
Aualvo ~ poos oyneo.
Mall a.a szpssss 1:seP. T.. dsily. (oss6sys
ss:smSo.. Espr.s. l.ls r. n. daily:
NsH ed sspress lsavi.v Pert Byroa q re
oAkss close connections l0s Chicago an3 eli
poinis 10 Nor .hein Illinois and wisconsin.
Htsambsaa Expeese eonnects q Savanna with
Steamer Lansing for Dsbuqss. asrivisg hours
ahead Of Northern Line boats.
s'Steamsr love-" leasss davenport q AN.
connecting II Port Byron With Steamboat Ex-
press. aud At r. NJ. connecting with so Pm.
train.
Al Racine. ' n Goodrich Line" sseamefsfss
CTR ri Mrveu, usbOyg. n and ManitOwOc.
Az line JWnc. ion. . III Chicago Z Milwaukee
Ri d. fer Milwaukee, kenOshs, WauEegan
A,C,ia.on Junction, With Chiesgo I North.
western Il 'road. Tor Janesville. Madison. Pra.
iris du Cn,sn aud Crosse.
A. tseloit. wiis Ch ago / Northwestern Rail
| road. for Foo.si,le, Evansville. cad Madison.
Aft eeport. with Chicago Northwestern and
Illinois Cen. a X. lroads. fos kocsford. Warres
Mineral Point end OalenA
Al Savanna. With steam packet "Lansing."
for D,buqss asd through 1oa:s 10 -. Paul.
~ Fslton. With Chic: 10 Noethwsstess Rail-
road. for Chicago. Dixon I'd CsAae Rapids.
A. Port PyrOn. with Chic 70 2oek 1slaa1
Railroad. esd seecQ racket love" betwsss
davenport and Rock Island.
paoseegsro vdl fed thls soa1 the. eheapsog
asd quickest 70 I'll peiats II tie NostAwest.
4 G. rArK. 0apt =. 4. KNAPP. Sup't
Eastsra Divisies. wsstsg1 OisisiooA
0eyl7.dttl eseiss. WI. 0ssaaaa a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

l6e6. Summer A9Sooesnsot. lSee.
Trains rss by Chicago tire vhish y twelve nss.
utes lastes e6ao Deveapost tine.
0NAND AFTER MONDAY, JULY Q. loes.
N/and uatil farther notiee, trains viii lesvs
Davenport daily (Suadeys eHeepts3las esllsws:
SOS AZ. Express for kelsegg end Wssaisgsos
SIS 4. =. freight fer KeilegG sna " ashiseson
Trains ssrive u Davenport daily. (sssdsys sx-
eeptel) - follows:
SSSS. =. fssightfreo Ksnsgg I'D WasAioe-
ton.
8 sop.u.e1psea ftsakellssg snAW asAssssca
The O6 q N. train out u Davenport, nakee
direct conneeties q Kellogg. lows City. cad q
WasAington, With NE WeSaern Stage Coz STA
ees for I'll points West, South. West, and North
West.
Tsan fron ths vsse eeeDses = Deveepot
eth tssins ofthe chicago ROck 1slaae Al. for
I'll points Essa, North, and South.
Isasengers IRE renisaed Of the necessity Of
giving distinct dirseaiOns 70 the destinsaioe Of
baggage, slso 70 procure Tickets before takteg
heir seats in the cars. l. X1nbALL. 6upt.
Davcn0Ort July -. 1864,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
RAILROADS.
Chicage ! Rock Island RailroaG,
ISes. ynmmev Arm nRement. 1863.

Trains run by Chicago time which 10 twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
an AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 90, 1865
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davesport daily, Sundays excepted as follows
LIST Mail train ut 80 A. 4.
ID iqntenprt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS, r. -
Awe ut Da. IMPORT caily, tSundass xcepted)
olo.s:
lss II Al express et.................5 20, A =
"a d. e~press and mail train 49,. q 50, ?. y.
All ia ms over this are in direct connect
ton ft Chi.4xo with trains over both the Michi-.
gen Soul lern M'th'@sn Central, Pittsburg, fors
Wavne srd C1ics 20 -.ailrosds 10 and from DE
troll, Toiedo, Columbus Cleveland. Cincinnati,
Pi.tsb ., Dankirt, Baaslo. Niagara Falls, Alba:
nv, New YORK, -hilrdclpaia, Baltimore, snd
n ssaington.
Passengers are reminded Of The necessity
Of gviag Aissinst dirscsieas - - the dessoaeaon
II thsis ba4gags. slso 70 procure tickets before
taking Their seats In the cars.
4. n. BRABDsLY, Asst Gee. 0spt.
OnyennOrI Suly -. 1855.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
Western Union Railroad.
kl00 g.

On aoA after Nlonany, May 11ehs
The Steamer lowe will leave dock foot Of Brady
street, tor Port 0yren. - follGws:
A = a. W.. connecsing with train for Full
ton. Ssvanne, Dubuque, (srrivtne 10 Dubuque
hours in adv sncs Of any other route) Fseepors.
Rscine. 80 ~ poists sorth and nsrtAvest. east
aud northeast, 10 centred Iowa and southern
Wisconsin.
A. 4 p. NJ, connecting With train for Be.
vanas, frsepors. Rscine and Nillwsukes, ssl I'll
points north, vest and sasl
III. following ere The rates Of Fare 10 poioto
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

DNressls0s'S (0HiSerss1ssih
AND
neAr SHEET iaoM WORKER

PANS, FIRE SnuTrERS, WE'LL TUHE
mo. EXHAUST rirE. AZ, &C.
Also, dealer in Stoves aud Tin War;, Roofing
and al House Jebbing done sraaty and vsomr,
". Tho greet fuel cconomiIsr. the Eureka aud
Good Samaritan, Cook and Monitor heating
kinds Of stoves. Cal! aud examine nj No. IS
Main street. Dsvsnrsft lows. ~
jcdN JAS. u. DUMONT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
NATIONAL.
OfRAn NAVIGATION COMPANY.
tIyNiTEO1
STEAM WxRYLy ~ AND TROn
onooastoVn ~ llvoeDoel

:: !: \ |'''I|E||: = !
- 1e6aal llns compssses Ne sblIueta Ast-
clae eohlssa9ses 1sse ssssasA.rs. WI w6lrr-
:, lNvfANp CS<s, 0aacs I. - :. tsss sCOT,AHD.
is Ess sHas sss4 ss,l ASIA , Ti
QGeeNs Car. 0aasAn. Aey -; n3lN. CAR
cunne =, aSis ssss senNarlvANIA, Cars
., =. s'is ~ siorl6lANA cs,s Ins.s.
w sss :Is,, Ss|$,sss ss e. xa :,s,l
ne National o>sen Nsvissasee C,onpssy, " Liz.
QpQpl, inoend 1espalchlng thls 0oaeh. 6tum NeW
Yosk. lhe following EteaassAipe
9ale Ofpaseage. yayshea n cnsrsacy
frU0 New Y0ek 10 Qarensl0Wu ,Os Lvespnoe,
Cabin oien. olessage. -.
, To Anewesp. Cash. cts: 0esseags ~.
T. Qanbssxs cebin. AIS: Sssaraes. es'.
To 4srMss, CAhln, od1h. 0esssago. -.
II @avss. Cabin. tlle 0eeesags, oS7.
To pasie Csbln, ol2D Stscsa9e. ~.
DTans Issued t& any amount any 0ooh u l1eoae
Drilsln, md lselanA, q ~ lowest rate.
Dssesage pasaAge tkets, N lgtag pasties eo Liv.
espo0l Y Qassses~a, lCosk oarSs) S0s =; y cur
''.S'' - " I. c. DUNCAN. p.vespos.. Iowa
Agent SOs the National Gtcaan NasiEstissn COalva
NJ ~ and u ns.s.lway. New York. asgi5.diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
d r.. j A M ES.'

Dv. JAMES positively eradicates from the syrtcn,
without the aid ~ mercury, iodids potasrii. arsenic
ii Any cs =, w. dd1s \, sass
break ont 9 e0ns future time In it, most hidcOae
pct u. Janee uses nentfaliaer fss sypAils. the
thirteen ys9Es. and which gained him 10 world Wide
cssssd q private" 10 which d. James devotee his
.ns 1850 :::s ~: s sss:sa 49, :ss::d
1sl esa dis1sel eaiesesA srxsel dssaAyi nseasssse
TIE n and loins. Inflammation II ths bladder ed
bs:s:ss Sseszas : ssSiss. - = sssssos'Ss.s.
(ynseas6agiA. oeeegsAaQia. ehsaersas. nssvoes D.
ssns' e:. Ss -. -: q ~ 49,. - -.
indGDe1eate q ~ cost s0iuenl MEDICAL nen asd The
slmoet entire sosthsss sAoud oonvtu0 ths nest
ekspes thal u. Jsmss can 80 VIII persusn al eAas
HE sttrntioa q thoee Who have psivstely aud n
peepssy i.jusyd thsneelyss, BY ssAuA excees . he
49,. @ sss 80 s. ssn~y. s.s.s.s :. -
eiety. producing u IL traia longitudinal debility.
premssass decay and inpoteney.
2 ~ s:S =; "a 49,. S.a 4
she - die.:ss q visiea. loss e musca!sl poye.
ssSliiy s5ss,scSs q soSs ssptics. "a HsAsly Is
learfal cdscSs The uipd are more % be dreaded
spirits. - ias:ssss. ssess.os q :sr:ty. .efdis
trust. love a solesdes tnay. eta. are some Of the
eyils PRODUCED.
Au&Dc os11CtoU Win auy " ttaV huvrc sArSSrSr ~
eymptoans should mot fan y call upon Dr. James and
be q restored ~ health and happincee Let no
abs deiiaey prevent y0s. bot cs ct once, and esve
yourselves ffom the swful and terrible consequences
u there mlcl-to-be dsUnded malsdire.
Weakness II the organs Immediately cured, and FULL
vigor rertossa Ds Jaane., within .he last fifteen
YEAR,. has treated dseasse OF the yencrea type
successfully than any other doctor la the United States
The only spsciasts " tne reaimslt Of diseases q
skin. blod aad geasFative crRaus, Weh testimonials
um proesre0r u medical colleges and nom hospitals.
ec4entiac and bosOsnbe sources and from the psses
There Testimonials do not come from foreign coun
tsy, aW nun Jnst1e 1Dne since defund
III. james can be addressed by thore residing NJ
distance, statins sympt0ms and suclOslna stamp for
Heturn answer.
IN. james 0ace and parlDrs are at 50 Randolph 81.
between State and Dearborn. Ufico hOors frsnn \.
u. tin r. u j. csundass exceptedl when he may be
fsusd IL the forenoon.
Pe-Just Is~ued.-TR MoSfsoR or Hand book
on Secret diseasce. How 70 avoid them. &c. Also,
Important lnessnation tD females hoe 10 prevent
conception and other secrets worth knowing. Price
Of hook 81 epnts. AA1rsDs Dr.. JAMES. r. o. BOG
1lSs. Chicago. ILL., tans1 dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

At 30B 0AlsGQlC nBDI-
CAT INSTITUTE. h l'0uOest
Hell Nlest, sees ~ ross VI.
dee. 81. PAU, Minnesota.
nfhe eaIy Sesslas chartered
1a11nssy ~ W. hiaA N ~ West.
~ shosse % . sssulss ansoe -. :
| oraesaSe 81 Ne Medical CSusgs
81 OAjo.
COuvieerSsAl CossrlsAssoss.
epsss,ssssshes o sesslse! eses'.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

A vesy sxuberant humosist 1etssd gene
tleman whom be met On the rlem bridge,
New Ysrk, and threw hiw into the river,
usssly - psseticsl JOKE. af4f+
The widow Il ~ ~ 81 bhsa A. Ds.el
las, nov the vie q Majse sllhms. % 90
CT Of the FEDERAL asny, ll 3 present at
he dedication II The Dee = Hcnensas IN
Chicago nsxt xeek:
4 nit At law hae1o(g l(ought in Har>
risburg for an al|ged Haiaa\s due Of tive
cents. 4 a..
A Fenian oSgr.ss J. b 20 called BY
sssphsns 70 ss& s'le Tsey 's tho Let Of
September. II e
is said. is beginning libel SUI ; against sew.
ssal Northern papers.
Gov. Humphrey, Of Missis Rppi hes called
. special session Of the l4esieapre Of thst
S.ste for the purpose Of rev Ging the cleo
on laws.
An American citizen resi- ling at Sheuield,
Eneland. has sent 40 / % u knives aud
forIs 10 aid the Portland finilies that wee
burned out in resuming h( asekeeping.
The Hannibal Il public BAvs the negro
women Of that city have on anised = society,
one Of the rules Of which 8s that they will
not work in the Kitchens jbf white folks
Afr @ Is looking up" Fs'
At Niagara Falls, satelf, a team on ned
BY . man r. ed MsR6h, faaeAc1 TO carr
ragc utaining party three gentlemen,
Jumped Eem the roadDAy down an en-
bank ment twelve feet (gh, into the river,
Just above the brid, ding 70 Goat Isl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

Il RlE r ALL WAY!
&areas lSreaa ssuage = Deub1e
Track Ro0te -
.VFUv' FORK, BOSTON,
AnO new ENGLAND CITIES.
THIS RAILWAY ExrExDs FROM
Dnmlxlrlx q New York ace MITES.
8MAh0o - New Hoek AD9 Miles,
0olam00c0 - N. ~ AIS miles.
An = vnou
- 70 81 ullee ~ ohovtool Rouoe
Al rsai.s sss aissesly tlssssA y New YEA.
- zee MILES without sAssgs = CsaeAss.
From ~ sisss JAY ~ isss. frslss yin
lssvs 10 essssssise cisA ~ Wssasss lisss.
vnOM DuxKlhk AID SAl.AMAHCA-A
0sv Yet 49, tseo Ooisa Dspeess
0sA0 4. =. K0W Y0o9 DAY 3kPo1g0.
=: :.. $3.50 : p..y: Sssssl: e: - =
4. 4. Bay Espssss O.. SsSsjs. e 4.
,.ao 4. 4. fxfSfss Skit. de- 81 bu.li,l.
daily. (eaesls esalagav ospa : 49,
o:neo 49, =. -. - cceeesse = uses
Ssrssss Ssil ~ -. e ssri, =. Il {:
Nee Yek o1S.1o 4. i.
ate z. \. NEW YOaK NIGHT 8xP0RaN.
ftea Duskisf. daily (s1espA 0aaAaos,)e
Secp4 = Hslsnenee IS ?. =. so airives
With asssrnsss rrains Aad 6esaaers
bcssss end Nsw 8sglssd Cities.
FROM BUFrALO-By New Yssk time from
Depot Ger. Exchange aud niehigas Sts.
$50 4; !, xaw Io1x DAY EArRssA
u lAeC =. n. Csassses u Ossst lsend
with Delaware. Lackswoano Western
Railrssd for Philadelphia, naltinere an1
wsshingtee and ell points South.
SsSo 4. y: EXPRESS NAIL. via Avon and
' Arrives In New Vert q TOO A. \. Cen.
neets q Elmifa With Wslliaasspost e.
mira Raileoad foe narrisbusgi, Philsdel-
Ihia, Bsltimsss. washingtoe asd poiats
sssoP. n. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. sssd.y,
excepted. stops fes wood aaA uotse only,
Ind ssrisss il New Ysrk s.oo 4. \.
els r. \. NEW YORK NIGHT 8xPRHsS.
1oily. Cu0ssseo g uoeusllovillo M ~
ASH y. tssin from Dunkirk. md arrives
ia0ew Yeek q III Pm. Ahe csaaeels
p klaise Ses Bassiseasg. PhilsaslpAis
llsso r. 4. CINCINNATI HxPhIss, Aazlt
. as Z. =, Cssessss = Ii.ira M
NtllianS1es1A 0o6u 0issse1 g oseo1
Dsad siek 0peau1se, lAsaa9anGa Z We
Ssso RaileeoA - 9 Uew Ysse WjoA ~.
eesecss ttai.e a.l eesa0ess ~ Dsseea
- esw 1ogsan1 Ctl1so.
0aly o. frele Ease = Sunday, lsssise ~.
- = ~ Z. 4. - seeshise lee YSek q
ss.ss =. H. II aAvaass 81 I'll e6kse reuoso.
nsseea I'D Rev 8sslaaA Passenger. VIII
s.ess vcefoags. - taaaSserssd ~ svsAssgs h
~ 80 .r-4t4A s#af
~ - vestilalsA ~ Mese L~svrieve
elsekeae Csssnee ~ raI WeRLD -
esosnpeny q sigGs tsalns q IN failver.
BAeaA6k czEcxxD z4R0poz.
!. Nrt s1ssvs = - = y ~ star sss>a
ASK Ros flCK410 VIA HniR RAILWAY.
VIII 60 - s6oni.ed = q Prsneipel fiekS
~ 00eoe \ ~ Wooe - oo1aA.V0e
- oInmaR 4Hrs' ~ = mas
0sa'l esIb MI. Qsa. rssA Ase LT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
FlrrsovRc.
LINHDsEY's
Improved Bleed Searcher and

LINDSEH'S
Improved Bleed Searcher and
7aEsDlCA Li,sorKCOVERY.
For the Cur III Diseases
..RIsiNG FRCM Az IsPEf year: rK OF THE
BLOOD, .UCii A.
Scrofuls, Cancerous formations, Cutaneou'
diseases, Err SIP elias, p -, Pimpies m
the zee, ore Eye, aid Head,
letter affections, ID and
Stu corn Ulcers, Dyspcpr
"a. os,iv,neas,
Jsrndice Silt Ghsum,
Mcrcuri i diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss OF Appetite, Low Spirits,
Foul Ston' ach, together with I'll other
disorders from an improper senditloo q ths
cirsalatory system. Asa gensral ~.
10, IL effects IRE benionast, end !
eanhot lAil 10 benefit wheee
ussa pssseveringly add
according 70 dirsc-
va T.. ss taOMa 4,
WE u9Fza TO TEE PUBLIC NsDlClN1
spon ID own mrits. "a ! sho3seT &ssr tn ~ I'D
ssssa, & .ssss s ss. :: = ss:: :.
fe.a sAls .aa Y .asessd try II.
DIAM sra I've would lest ~ mat yuss
nsdicine ~ csivd cass q ezefsDA thet ~ eese
S sS, 800 . y. eoyrS =. Se ss.v vains
q the eaRAth hottie nov, and ths neeh = Gsowi4e
- vsy ct yosr Boodscasches 10 goiae q ~
'''''''' 'S S"iiS w Rxrsrox = sou,
Eldcst0u, Ind S1aiise.
r. D. sKLiFRs = CO, SOFA P.crNnsosr,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
1898. Stop 1890.
YOU n CO u q II.
SeGSAqoo'U alaRnRlASs
COUGH SYRUP.
tui eon4me esN
l.ookhs, 1Eoorsoneoo. Cromp.
Colds, Wh0opimg Cough,
ln0uCmxo,

THROAT AND LUNGS.
~ pronounced ny all who have used Il, the mnoo
pleasant and ssscaeSOns Cough Remedy ever inho
AurNd.
Il has stood the test Of thirty years. ssd eosstas,
gru ~ n Jaws.
n No MOthR ahDaia ~ WitACue T.
u No Nafursy b csnppleee w1thvot 4.
n o Act Aouid - u evc4y AnilH.
Wle the mnat perfect soothing syrup ER S0re Throat
sah Irritatcd Lunss ktown. ~ hundreds tcstilv
Who have proved its efficacy.
Il IL prompt In lite action, always aale, and cal he
given 81 the Oet delicate child with con adcnCe anl
SUCCESS.
~ ONE TRIAL WILL. CONVINCE you.
X. +. SELLERS 4 co, Sole Pvopriaters,
pITTSRllRl PA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
DR.. Dlgclew,

10 the only ply siciaa - . Sese-
'ialist nov 10 Chicago thas cen b
essissly relied spen. Go 70 sss.
aadl,uot suffer diSeaae 10 remain 10
yeue ~ stem. disagaring yoss fecs
esd heAy. besides destroying yoss
haPp6sess aad future psospscss u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
Nip the Evil In the Bud.
-. W11lTT1EnR.
lN Soulh CLARK Street Chicago. HI.

Rec ID many pears made the
! trsetme9t Of private disesses bis
busiaas6 ssd stsdy. Syphilis
Itn, III ~ ferns. ODsst end eesie-
'ssses. Partisslar attention siv-
q y elA saaslIag sssss, whisA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

vinoy0Fd. Passaic. Now Jerscy.S
pero ANA Four Years Old.
Per the Cosuuuuion Table and Family Uea.

vNmgmaAsn ~ paSaorlAno rcn
Pm AlEx, WEAkLY y1kfNONS AND lNNAilDa
0AnhaR 0saps - 1t~ssgei ~ threat Rrsnrty ics
klAnuy Anee4iOua, ElssWuhaeis0n, and alr
Chssmtc CUMrlAinte.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

JOIlNSON,S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,
And BLOOD Purifier!
The Great lnternal Remedy.
why do ysu sufer when the cur Is Al hand Read
this testimonial and IN consinced;
Mrssrr. X E. Sellers 4 Co. This u to certify hat
f"r the last sixteen ycsrs have been severely aictcd
with rheumatism, often confined 10 my hOuss and
even unable n walk B6lno In The POD Oolcs shout
two months ago, Mr.. Clark observed my crippled
condition. and urged me 10 try bottle ~ Johns0ns
Rheumatic Compound. | followed his advice, and
now by the bl~siiw Of God and thc use Ut half .
hattie ~ Jour COMPOUND, nm free ff0m al syep,
tome ~ rheumatism, aud walk without thc aid u
my rtaiI - cell cvus. "
II JANIS MelDOw ELL.
TABs MIN, Oct 18th, 1s6S.
havs known Mr. Mcdowell for number ~ years,
END 10 nOe Hesitate IA f the truth ii the ntove
sta1sgaeat. JAMES CLARK. r. n.
R. e. SELLERS T. CO..
Ssts ffepvi~osS. corner ef Hesd d &sssa1
Strssfs, PiftsbSsg.
~ Per sale b. ell Drugsists. febedAwea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01
OAILYDEMOCRAT.
.:ENEkAG.NEW's.

Peaches sell fos 20 ents Dusaei u
Texas.
The celebrated STALL h Gener "inAs.u
has been old for S10,
Eieh'ecn hundred cgs ore annually ;
censcd IN To on. license costs ".
Ttso..ose Tilten ntr,dicts report ,sat
he is or wishes .(ytscome candidate for
Congress. m =,
The inse.us//erue oiiisc IS nov Gagged
in sending oH (eer stamps, 10 be i1.d by
TIE sr//,rs.s At n - ed
on suSdEZ ! Methoai,t nee.iq house.
. I'd dra/s(argc crowds. n
Colqlfwm. B. Stokes, Of Ter lessee Is
a1no1beed to devote three wc3s o. nus
time Ei6Szcn muah;;ae \. Ohio Turing the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

CuAmassa, Nth lareh n ~.
J. n. Dlvall-0rs ~ Mill ed 1hgioQ r givinR
the best Of satsfaetiea. I'D Il runng = 1se dfjs
alef reeeiyiee 4. Tia Asst dsl after nAe - Mn
We eaWed - Iogs into Inch luaqber, maloR yeDoDt
II uias n0usss 20 Ne second oiy - lkwea 10,&o
net = lQk hepeR Il woe dQe1 1t - - VITA Il
ct boards, l6Ieet n esch board, II 06e inmate.
Youn traly, 0EO n. POT1lR.l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

Lccrst 0eovr, weeAly Co., Tenn. March Is. -.
J. n. DNvAg= Sirs u 1ast Saturday Ne cut come
thing 1890 feet Of inch poplar lumber worked
saw. We cot this amount fFom logs sawed from
stumps, and can doft every day with good logs ard
hauds. DR.. E. J. SHANNON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-01

COaxSA. MISS, o.. "a, 1885
J. n. Ouvall-S1es We are sllIl alive ~ veil. he
Engine Ana NH r giving satj.lhctlnn, and 3 pro-
nounced By III gUDd jsag she be!t MN y this STATE
D. HED8RLlN0 SON..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11
REBEL PROPERTY IN ENGLAND.

The settlement effected by the Hon. Freeman II.
Morse, the United States Consul in London. has
boon suspended and referred to Washington. It APP
pears that Mr.. Morse empowered by the Treasury
Department under date of June O. to settle all claims
Of the United States upon all Confederate property by
compromise or otherwise. But Mr.. Dudley our Con-
sui at Liverpool had commenced suits under his
general power as Consul and with the sanction of the
State Department. and he has declined to withdraw
these suits without express orders from Mr. Adams or
the Government.
mr. Adams having declined TO take the responsible
ity Of Withdrawing pending legal proceedings, taken
with the authorization Of the State Department, the
matter must await the decision Of the authorities at
Washington. However. the influence Of the settle
ment made with Fraser, Trenholm g. Co., has led
other parties holding Confederate property to come
forward and offer TO SETTLE aud settlements arc being
made on equitable terms.
Whatever is obtained in this way will be clear gain
for the English doctrine that the COnfederates had
begerent rights, and that we inherit them. as the
winning beligerent is repudiated BY our Government
and our Consus are instructed not to stand upon that
eround and the Courts here are not friendly to the
United States Government. Beside, law is an e1-
pensvo luxury in England. and extremely tedious.
shps wond woor out, vtner property would spirited
away aud the litigation would probably end in fee
bills 10 DO footed at Washington, and an endless
amount Of needless personal aud National irritation
The few persons who know By what means Mr..
Morse brought matters to an equitable adjustment
regard the feat with unmixed admiration. The
Confederacy was really bankrupt abroad Much Of
its property Is unstable Gas unifOrms) and all will
sell at low price; but million or two may be got
out of the wreck. though nothing very definite as to
amount can be known now. Mr. Morses efforts will,
if successful, result in great profit to somebody,
though not the government be Is supposed to repre-
sont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11

Chambers Of Baden one Of three South. German coun
tries which have for tho present been excluded from
the North German Confederation have By an almost
unanimous vote resolved 10 apply for unconditional
admission All the difficulties with Saxony have been
adjusted. In Bavaria and Wurtemberg the party
which fsyors the reunion with Northern Germany is
rapidly growing and even from Austria we hear Of
public manifestations the significance Of which can
not be misunderstood An address Of Austrian stu
dents has been published saying that soon German
Austria viii knock for admission at the door Of united
Germany and this address known 10 represent the
sentiments Of the German Universities Of Austria.
The same views are openly expressed by the leading
men in the Diets Of the German Provinces which are
now In session. Even In Holland the unoonstitu-
tona course Of the Government is said TO have given
rise 10 o party Of annexation Belgium is charged
by French papers with Prussan sympathes, undoubt-
eddy an entirely groundless invention, but which
again shows that the little kingdom viii ere long
be crushed to pieces between the two mill
stones which inclose it, Switzerland fears
similar fate and the Federal authorities recommend,
therefore, an immediate arming Sweden and Den
mark are both counting the favor of Prussia. The
whole Gennanic the Continent Is gravisating
toward closer union with Prussia, tendency which
can have no other issue than the final absorption Of ell
the minor and impotent commonwealth BY the
rising Germsa Empire. Great Britain stands aloOf
from all European questions. The Reform movement
in England and tho Fenans in Ireland may well en-
gross the attention of Government which has lost
all claim 10 influence ia Continental affairs.
Russia has changed her conduct toward the new
Prince Of Roumania, whom she has recognized and
now patronizes as successful representative Of the
Christian interests in Turkey. In Central Asia Rus
sian troops have conquered the last fortress of Box
hara, and are making rapid progress In consolidating
and civilizng the newly annexed territory.