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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10
MEDICAL.
HURlEY'S
A 6 u e r Q mic.
MEDICAL.


kCtbeCssy A9CltN06C.
The only remedy for Chllls and Fever or Acuc and
Fever that Il OF can be depended upon i uurlev.s
Ague Tonic. There have been thousands currs hv
using It who had tried the usual remedies x,bou.
benefit bu. in NO CASE HAS nURLEY.s AGt-E
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT A CURE. An who
have used i; cteerflly tell their afflicted frien of Il,
a. and certain article for chs and fever. Any
one suffering from the chills would consul, their owl
interest by sending to drug store and buying bot
tie. is pleasant to take, compared Others, and
viii be certain to cure all Of Fever and Ague OF
Chile and Fever. Send for II to tn. proprietor.
HURLEY. RUDOLF CO..
Louisville, Ky.
For sale By the Wholesale druggista Of Louisville
Cincinnati. Memphis. st. Louir. New Orleans. &c.
Every druggist and country merchan, should have
II in store, especially in districts eubect to chs and
fever or aguc and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10
TT 8. SECURITIES
A 81 Eel
|ISETT, KERR & CO.,

No. 4 Wall Street. NEW YORK
DEALERS In all classes Of GOVERNMENT SECU-
RITES. RAILROAD, STATE, COUNTY AND
CITY SECURITIES, &c.
Execute promptly orders for the purchase and sale
OfGOlD. Collections made on all accessible points
In the United States and Canadas Advances made
all snlcablc securities. We sell sight drafts on
Denver City, Colorado and Great Salt Lake City,
Utah. Accounts Of banks, bankers and individuals
respectfully solicited TllOS. N. ISETT,
Late Of Isctt & Brewster. Muscatinc, Iowa.
W. b. FARK,
Late Scott. Kerr h Co, Utah.
apr4diyl JOHN KERR.
Prc-'t First National Bank, IeavenwOrth. kansas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

MElylSlNE, cures all diseases
caused by self abuse, viz SImr-
inatofrci, Seminal weakness,
Night emissions, Loss OF Memo
~. Universal i.assitudc, Pains in
the Back, Dimness ri VISION,
Premature old age, weak nerves,
AN cult breathing, pale oounic.
nance, INSANITY. consumption
aud all discusses that follow a Sc
quencc Of youthful indiscrefion.
: The Cherokee Cure will restore
health aud ,,gor. stop emissions
'and effect cure after all other
rntshi.insA hax. fail. q sr..:..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10
B1oKRRN@
OR
LIFE:-REJuvENkTOR

ih.s prepare son Is uneluallcd a Rejuvcnator rand
ft~trrt rui wasted or inert functions
HE f-'N -hould hr certain 10 make the Riokrcns
neHst,li god, nisnu.h rs will render them youth
iul m frcnr and strength. and enable them TO live
over again The DAYS of their pristine joy II not only
eNhiicracs hat strengthens and is really invalua
hle blessing. especially to those who have been re-
uuccd Ia condition of servilIty. self-abuse misor
tinc. ordinary sickness No matter what the cause
OF the impotency Of any human organ. this superb
preparation will remove The effect at once and forever
BiOkrcnc
Cures 1mpoiency. General Debility Nervous Incapac
lily. Dyspepsia, Depression, Loss Of Appetite. Low
Spirits. Weakness Of The OF Generation, lmbc
cty. Mental lndolence. Emacia;on. Ennui II has
. most delightful, desirable and novel effect upon the
ted by nervous disabilities earnestly advised 10
seek cure this most excellent ana uneQualled
preparation.
Pcrrons who, by impvudcncc have lost their natural
vgor will find speedy and permanent cure In tho
B1Okrcnc.
The Feeble. the Langnd. the Dsparing the Old
found totally different from all other articles for the
samc purposes.
TO FEMALES.-This preparation IL invaluable In
nervous weaknesses Of all kinds, II will restore the
wasted strength with wonderful permanencc.
Its also grand tonic, and will give relief In Dys
pcpsa with the hrs dose brief persistence In It,
use will rcnoyaic the .tomach to degree OF perfec,
health. and Danish Dyspcpsis forever.
ome Dollar per bNtlc. or six bottles fr s. Sold by
Druggists generally Sent by express anywhere by
addressing HCTCllTNGS nllLYER. iroprictors.
icbls de odEwcow y Dcy Street. New York.
HARRISON SHARKS. Agents. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

QUEBEC, Nov 0.-It is understood that
her Maicsty's steamer Knight will proceed
to Halifax, and her place here bc supplied
by two gunboats manned by drafts from
steamer Aurora.
The New Brunswick Governor give six
thousand dollars 10 the Quebec sufferers and
the Nova Scotia has given $1,000
The Mayer has received another Cable
telegram authorizing diait Of 50 800 sterl-
ing.
An account of the Relief Fund contribu
ton from England amounts TO over 1850
pouads, and from the Init, 4 States over 10,
900
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10
GILMAN. son 4 CO..
BANKERS,

Especial attention devoted to Western business.
H- Speculative Accounts declined.
WESTERN RKvHRKNCEs:
Fiith National Bank, Chicago III.
City National Bank. q
Merchants National Bank. 0alena, Ill.,
Merchants National Bank, Davenport, Iowa.
National State Bank. Of Des Moines, Iowa.
State National Bank, keokuk, Iowa.
State Bank Of Iowa and Branches.
State Savings Association, ST. Louis Mo-
~. Louie Building and Saving Association ST. Louis
Fint National Bank Of Lafayette, New Albany and
JefIersonville. Indiana.
Peoples Bank Of Kentucky. Louisville, Ky
Merchants Bank Of Louisville - oct.Oi'y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
UuNNEWELL.S


HuNNEWELL'S
rl.uea.T'IlI The clains for this valued
Pills. Family PHI are beyond
- that Of any other IN use. r.
tes, q. them viii not only prove this but the greater
eyre, ~ Grifi~. which has heretofore lccn called
Cnsn.,rtr The ECLECTIC PILLS never require
over t,ro aud seldom hut for the dose, on the
bowels without the slishtes, gripping point 81 the
creates. Importance. particularly IN
Chronic Constipation.
For which take a sr~crr ri,a every or every other
night They never produce debility and Cure Inai-
gc-ttun. dyspepsia, Head Ache. Liver AID Kidney
Complaints, files, ormr. Loss Of. or Impurities OF
the blood Loss ~ Appetite. aud all Derahgcfnenir OF
Bowels or stomach.
tp- Sold by all Wholesale aud Retail dealers IN
Medicine. -.
John T.. eTunnewe1 k'rOp'r.
Practical Chemist, . Commercial Wharf. Boston,,
''"'ts''' " y Mas.
phv.i.ians. or Dealers supplied In Bulk Formula
and I'M Testimonial to this Great ALONE Develop
ucnf cent demand. o't-oi'l
A Candid Ssntemeut.
v-ou CAN PROCURE OF ANY DRUGGIST IN
/ this city and yicin ~, Dr. Tobl = Venetian i-in-
mcut IL IL q sure and speedy cure for sore throat,
headache, too,hschc, chronic rheumatism. groups,
collie snd pains In the mbs. We advise every one TO
rive Il trial The cxJense IL n mere trsfe-@o cents
and we are confident person will ever be without
H. Every family should have a bottle in the house In
case OF rudd. accidens rnch cuts burns, scalcs,
Ae Its pain. relieving qualities are marvellous A.
for Group II has saved hundreds We have 'he eerih-
ru,cs to proyc H. OHicr, IS Courtlandi Street, New
York Sold by Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10
Otoek ard Crean Ale. Porter and
Lager Beer

4 lao KEEP CONSTANTLY ON RaND 4
"A eomplete stock Of Malt. Hops, Pitch. Rosip.
6snss' Corks, Moss, Malt 6hovsls, Barrel
Bfuskes. Scoops. and Brewers' Materials Of al
brewery and Malt House IN East Davenport.
Orders solicited ard promptly Blled. on the best
Sarme. feb9t III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

Chicago N1arkee0.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, Nev o.
Mart ets unsettled and lover
Flour weAk and dull
Wheat lc lower. No. spring ct - os(s2 u; No
aepring u s1k9i ~ and q os rejected spFr ~ Is
q 60
Corn unsettled. and psices have again deeir ot "a
3xc. eaea at 9fGiscc for No. Ss1SOc for No =
In st0re.
Oats declined D. 4lGe42c for No. 8; SAo3l Ne for
rejected. cosinR quiet.
Rye dull and z(asc lover. 90@Ssc fcs No SsQ
90 for No an 75s for rejected
BARLEY l@2c lowe. No. ! q tS07ec, and Isjeete
6SltS6c, cOstng better.
Provision market easier, end ws ssts deciineof
u + br IN mess pork.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10
STOMACH BITTERS.

For debility, loss ofappette. weakness Indigestion
or dyspepsia want Of action Of the LIVER disordcred
stomach There arc Bitters that can compare with
these in removing distressing eomplaints. For sale
Be had It any drug store In the United States
or from the propretors. Louisville Kv.. corner Of
Seventy and Green streets to whom all orders should
~ addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10
Miss. :. l.. PHELPS.

ID iYSlCiAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
i I'd and Brady Streets under Sirccpsr 4
hay he's store. Residence on isih st.. bet Bra
DIV and Nam. oc,3d-.l.f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10
COM N e RC0Al.
Davenport Market Report.
Ovvscs or sas DAvRxpoRs DRuocaAs, /

November 10 1855.
fLouR.-SFAYR.-
Retail bulk Gle. 80
- Sacks, psper, $1,000
'' Dbl. tll.lo.
Wholesale 4octs pcr Dbl less.
Com MEAL.-No. l, per bushel. s1i5cts
WnRAr.-Recepts very large. No. ], new
brings g. 90 per bushel. Extra $2o5. No. 2,
neS &L..50p&l So.
CoRS.-New Go, old :5c,
Oars. sea Soc.
BARLwY.-25 0t9tc.
PorAroxs Wholesale Asa so. retail 81.
ONIONS 24M27.
TcRNIPs.-i7c per 60 lbs.
AfPLEs.-isMtl.50
BuTrRR -25M3oc.
Fees. -25@3oc.
HAr.-tl3.Uc.
CoAL--lsc At depot; lie q lsvee vard..
WOOp.-A1M7h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

Davenport Savings institution
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
0PEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oand holidays excepted,) from 3 q. to p. m.
- SATURDAY EVENINGS ~
rom to O'Clock. lxrEREsr allowed on deposits
q the rate Of Fivs per cent. per annum.
Printed copies Of BY Laws and Regulations to
10 had at the bank.
Money TO loan on good improved Real Estate.
Feb90dwts j.. SMITH, Pres't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

years, without is,ury - the skin. s. 70,
nAn's Dsss,AsoaY PoxpEs Ask = send ~
=. UpaAH's OPiLAruus Povpoa." ed tahe y
other. Price 81. Mailed 70 my. eadtese for
81 rs, BY 8. e. UPHAM. IS kouth Eighth It,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

~ No Excuse f6r = 18a1d Head.
T1PHAM'S MARACHElLA CAUSES THE
u hair to grow on bald heads. prevents it
the beard aud moustache One bottle will con-
vince the most skepticsl Of its virtue: Sold BY
E. &. BALLORD, oct1s.d3m N -th"rAeat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

~ This Bank respectfully solicits deposits
on current account, or on certificate of deposit,
and 10 all Of its customers il pledges the most
liberal treatment. IRA N. CLIFFORD. Cash.
GEO H. FRENCH Prest. sepl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

STt3loAo fAkgANi'S hI'k. IA FLOOR
DHoTOGEAplS WORKED IN OIL OK
j Water CrlorS. or India inl. on plain or
abunct ned paper. Particular attention paid
10 copies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10
To Redeem the Coupons at Ma
turity. Free Of Charge.

Allow interest to date on all and years five
per cent legal tender notes whether
same be with without coupons
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS GRAIN
Ia EkS. Paper Hangers. Ginziers &c. shop
corner Main and Fifth SITS mch.3 -dl,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

NV AUWsKON YIN IOWA CAVNLWv.
HAVING hEEs SNGAGED IN THE PkAC
III tce Of Medicine and Surgery for the last
TWAxsv 1--WE SEAss IN THIS STATE. has pc rman-
emily located IN this city. and offers his proscs-
rional services 10 the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes BY his long experience with
the diseases Of the climate, TO merit and receive
portion Of public patronage.
Vice corner Of Third and brady. over ind
saws ,eweify store. residence in what wss for
m~rly known ~ the Fulton House. on Water
strret. above the hridre. iunc27 DIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

Cherokee Remedy
Cures all uniary Complaints,
\, viz : travel. Inflammation Of
the Bladder and Kidneys. Re
ieniion 81 rinc. Structures Of
tic r,tha. Dropsical Swell
N ings. Brick Dust Deposits,
and all diseases that require
aiureiic, and when used in
CONJUNCTION with ihel Nor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10
Disease Of the Eye.
DR. L.9E. S.2.WPBEkk,
OCUllS T.

Office corner Perry and Second Streets NO
chargc made for unsuccessful services
avenwort Iowa feb2 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

CARPENrEk AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
oComnlercial Alley. opposite Post O6Rce. Da-
ve-o~rt To-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

=. y. IelClI 4 le DSOV. N. ~.
pHiSlClAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
4 With br. Baker. under the davenport Ma.
uonn' bank. corner Of 3D. and BRADY streets
RxvxRE>cxs-John N. Adler, NJ. D., J. ". "A.
Baker. NJ d. nrlsti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-10

DERRY STREET, bet. Sd 4 4th, Davenport.
y With facilities unsurpassed, added 10 the
experience Of more than 20 years. hopes TO merit
slarRc share of patronage sepl5
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15
The Eastern Question,

CHrcAGo, Nov. sth.-A recent Constantinople let
ter gives the following account of the Eastern ques-
ton "There is now no prospect OF the reopening
Of the Eastern question. In general there will be
active interference in favor OF the Christians in Cana
dia, but it will be with the object of putting OF the
Eastern question-not of opening IT. England and
France are agreed upon this point. Neither of these
Powers are ready for any general clearing out in
Turkey as both, fear that Russia would gain what is
lost by Turkey, and both are of opinion that Russia
is strong enough already. If Lord Lyons had been
removed TO Paris, as was reported last week, 1t
would have given color to the report of NJ. Moustier
TO the European press, especially as he has just been
called from Constsntinople 10 be Minister OF Foreign
AEairs of France. but NJ. Mousiier is really opposed
to any renewal of the Eastern question. This is so
well known here that when he went to Athens, on
his way to Paris, the mob would have torn HIM to
pieces if they had dared to do so as 1t was, they
howled and Kissed at him, cursed him and call d
every uncomplimentary known in Greek or French
vocabularies. Russia is doing what it can, both here
and in Europe, to compel the great Powers to take up
the sick mans case for she has everything to gain
and nothing to lose in the settlement of this question.
The Russian Ambassador here is untiring in his eff
forts TO stir up difficulties in European Turkey, 10
encourage the Candiotes, and TO force the question
upon England and France. 1t is true, also. that
Russian agents here and elsewhere are doing every
thing in their power TO bring the United States into
question. All the stories about the United States
Government desiring to purchase an Island on the
coast of Turkey originate from this source. and our
Government knows very well that one Of the most
desirable islands for a naval station is at our dispo
sal whenever we choose to accept it is a free gift.
The people do not give away islands without an OBJ
ject. however, and in this case the object is to make
the power of the United States felt in Greece and
Turkey. The Turks are already about the United
States, and are on the point of sending an Embassy
10 the United States to cultivate friendly relations
and head of Russia and by the way the announce
ment of this intention has caused great excitement in
Greece. where it is proposed to send q Greek Ambass-
ador ,&the United States at once, to neutralize the
effect of the Turkish Embassy"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15
fOrtign 50Orrtisfnlrnts.
FINE ARTS.

SNOW & Ro0s, Depot of Goupil & Coz
DIRECT IMPORTERS or ALL KINDS
~ q iiefrEEs, FEAIss, MJULDIyss X AETlsTs NATszlALs.
2i3 Molts9nsy St. G:ass Block. and corner sansame
AMI Washington Sts. San Francisco. $40 I'm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-15

I'VE find 50 much in the following decision of Jus
tice Robertson. published in Davis Supreme Cour,
Reports, rp. ~Sf9-6j6, that a republication Of the
whole decision. viii prove serviceabie. and be read
with interest by seaaariag men
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-21
WHO SHALL VOTE.

As the time for the exercise of this first best right of freeman fast approaches,
 the inquiry is often made who shall vote. We do not hesitate to say that all who are
 qualified citizens of Arkansas have the same right to exercise the elective fran chise that they have always had. The State constitution gives to the citizen his right, and until 1t is so amended as to dis franchise him; none dare gainsay that right. There are certain few, poor ignorant office seekers, that expect to ride into power on the fears of the people who circulate the report that all must be 're-naturalized;" must take the amnesty; be six month citi- zens, before this privilege can be extended to them, This is merely a presumption upon the ignorance of the community in which the report is circulated, and there can be no foundation for it. It is of great importance that every one should vote in the coming election; at least every body that is interested in the welfare of the country; and for fear that some might be intimidated, we make the above statement.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-21
NATIoNAL UNION CONVENTION.
OF rPRAIRIE COUNTY.

As we learn from our various exchanges and from a circular addressed us on the subject, there will be great national con vention held in Philadelphia on the I4th of August next. The object of which convention is the complete restoration of the States to all their rights and privileges in the Union. The convention will be composed of at least two delegates from each Congressional District in the States; two from each Territory; two from the District of Columbia, and four from each State at large. All who have at heart the good of the whole country, will certainly lend to this measure their hearty support. It is time to quit this everlasting war of words which brings no fruit, and enter at once with all our energies into that work that will soonest bring us back to our old position in the Union, that we may take root in the soil of peace, and grow to in- fuence and prosperity. The South needs to bo restored-she wants to come back she has given up her local institution of slavery, and is now desrous to enter, or more properly remain in the Union as free Territory. But such is her pride that she will not be treated as an inferior. She must be treated as sh equal in rights, and in all things that add to the dignity of a nation. If the people of the various States lend to this Union convention that support that they should, much good can be effect ed in bringing about at least proper un- sderstanding of our position and relations. Let the people of Arkansas and of this district take the matter in hand let us send delegates-let us do all we can for the good of Arkansas, and to benefit our selves.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-21
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

The news from Europe, it will be seen, is of considerable importance. After sey- eral battles; the last of which was fought near Luditz, with a loss of some 4,000 to the Austrian army, peace has been pro posed, and the probability is, will be ac- cepted, upon terms satisfactory to both Austria and Prussia. Napoleon has been selected as mediator between the beliger. ant parties, and from his sagacity and wis dom, it is to be hoped that hostilities will now cease. Austria has agreed to the ces- sion of Venetia, but it is said she will be compensated for it.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-21
JUDGE HANLEY.

This distinguished ex-confederate con gressman is out in letter, to Judge Eng fish, explaining his part in that little meet ing, at which it was said he made speech in favor of negro suffrage. The Jude says he didn't say it, but doesent say what he did say. The fact is, the Judge was scar ed, and ought to be excused, if he did say anything wrong. Altogether, his letter is most miserable apology, and few more such would convince, even those who now believe him innocent, of his guilt.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-21
Letter from Hon. B. II. Hill.

From the Augusta (Ga. ) Sentinel, July I.l
 It affords us much pleasure to be able to lay before our readers the following able and manly letter from Hon. E. H. HILL, one of Georgia's most gifted and patriotic sons. It will be seen that he favOrs the proposed Convention, and desires that the State shall be represented in its councils We invite the views of the other distin- guished men of the State upon this ques- tion.
 We deprecate anything like division in the South upon measure of so much i'm. portance, and beg leave to say in advance that, although we are strongly in favor ol Southern representation, yet if majority of the people of the South, and especially
Des Arc citizen., 1866-07-21
RAILROAD MEETING.

Let the people remember that there will be grand Railroad ass-Meeting at Des Arc on Saturday the 14th of August. This Is matter in which all are interested, and it is to be hoped that every body, young end old, will be in attendance.