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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
ST. Lpuis, Jan. 4.

sST. LJI Ib, JUL. T.
Gov. Fletcher took possession to-day OF
the st. Joe & Atchison, and Atchison West
ern Railroads, known as the Platte county
road in consequence Of the default Of the
payment 10 the State Of $300,WW and inter
est according to the law OF the Missouri
Legislature passed. last winter, under which
these roads were sold to Mcssrs Strongtel
low, Osborn, Carpenter. Burns and Perkins.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
NEW YORK. Jan 4.

ton ON the 10th OF December, has arrived
with three DAYS bitter news from Europe.
Thcdrai ut gold tom Paris and Alrxan-
hria CONTINUES, and there is stll an almost
total absence of arrivals
consols heavy AT S7!@S1t.
AT the Bank the discount demand is on q
fun scale, but in the Stock exchange the
supply of money remains rather abundant,
short advances being offered ut 4Mi4 per
cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05

The following - nm extract from a letter writ.
ten by the Rev. } s nolme. pastor ofthe Pierre
pont street Baptist Chr,el, Brooklyn, N. ", tc
the journal ard Messenger, Cincinnati, o. and
speaks volumes in fa, Or Of the world renowned
medicine, MRS WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING -
I'VE see IN advertisement in your columns o
MRS. WIN SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
Now. We never said word in favor Of patent
medicine before in our life. but we feel compelled
" say TO your readers that this is no humbug-
we hare frisd 1t, and kmo.r IL uiH do all 1t claims
1t is probably one Of the most euccessiu. medi
cines of the day. because il is one OF the best
And those ofyonr readers who have babies can
do better than lay in snppty.k
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
NEW YOEK. jan a.

The Times dispatch says, special order No
|, war department 1866, mustcrs gu, the fol
| |, VIM Paymastcrs, 10 take effect from Jan
18th, Brc,ct Lieut. Col. Wm lilIman, Sic
ph.n W. Crosby. JAS. A. Parrish, W. T.
Mcndcnhall anu Saml l.. Adams, Major S a.
Stafford. G. W. Campbell, James Mann. John
Il. Craneas. Henry Mcfarland. n NJ Knapp,
w. H. McAlisicr, ". H. Stewart.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
New YORK, Jan. 4.


The WVrlTs washington telegram says.
Gen Spinner. by al ho'i'y of Tie S,ereta-
ry of the Treasury, tran mi,s regularly to
All foreign Cons uls M 1T lily statements Of
The coniili. n OF the treasury. Several Oi
the foreign Ministers have requested TINT II
he communicated nj the same time to their
governments This will be done by the
same authority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
COMMERCIAL.
Davenport Markets.

OvrIce OF raE DAVENPORT DsnocRAs.
Wednesday evening. AN. 3. 1866.
Flour. Wholesale, per Dbl. &6.a0
In sacks. 1910
in bulk Is 80.
Retail in Dbl 1850.
In Sacks. 81 Az.
IL bulk 800.
Wnsar.-No !. .o@t'. No. 2, 60@70c.
CoRN. @21c.
BARLE,.-ao. l. 60@7Octs. No 2, 25cts.
Oars. l60lisc.
POrATOss--3'
OXIo>s--lS@20.
But -25c
Eeos-3Oc
HAY.-&l5 90.
CoAL-l9c per bush. at both yards.
ARP Es.-tH 81 per barrel
ioAK.-$T@9 81; IN foot $7Q<S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
chicago marke,.,

C01caXO maTkces.
BY Telegraph CHICAGO Jan 4
Fro,i- ons The heavy receipts Of hogs to-day.
9th >eaHd DIRE sed hal d. pre- sny e.. on the
pro,sio m,fkct aud further cline Of 20 y Dbl
. n's- tort a ii kc ar Mess ork id n,
5 tOI26 Clrarp"rk Ia lint, d quanIt,y sd nj
s20 There was good inquiry Tor shorl rib mid
lies aud out $50 b, xes cia Rtd hmi d. ut H. q
II Z. Green hams dull ~ 15Gai5kc
Lard-Activc. 16A@l7c for steam and kettle; l70s
II Z for keit e render. d.
Hxs-The supply ~ drcseed waa in excess of DE-
ma and Tie market sun. d oeclin. Of ESQ sc
y 100 iD.. saes nnged at slo9l1 2 100 D., co.nx
.i--dy Mt toG, 10 80
Flour Dull and almoet nominal In order 10 ~
feet hold. would have lad to submit to con.
ce.-ons of SO 10 y bsl.
Whrat-Ther- was a speculative inquiry. hut the
dep,r..'cn IN gold G. nsed u decline ~ 8G8l2r y
hu RAes n u 2a0it 26I2 M !. and 50 1 "a son
for No rpr,nx O-inv drm for the form q x6 Z
Corn tmnhd mont xciu lively Of Local CHAR
acisI and there Is &c rctly gu. doing In estn
Il MAJ ket s.ies Of all grnd-s To-day " III lot
&c, II lbs. mos Of which rejected, 1T l5c for
MOL; NJ =; "a uNS for r. cicd
.,ss-Dul. 26p16 i.4c for Mol, and ZIG 81 - for
ks,- Market ruled eas,er No sold ut &C. No
at &c
Barley Neele cted ard nominal.
High Wnes-ln light AupplJ; lie higher. Sales 1t
SCI 10.
TiSo,h, seed-ln good demand q loss q for
s0ou ~" P''sSe fSe''ee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
HOSTETTER & 'SMITH,
SOLE PROPRIEToRs,
Pittsbury, Penn.

aelA Nv UrSwgtsts ~ a1l Cities
SSA TMwns OF North and elOstol
Xnerica, nnd she West1naies.
C. II T. q e Z f Il,
sWhelssals Agent, Dasenport. .ows.
nae.SoseA-d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05


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= -
Law PartnernhlD.
Mr.. ). LEWIS DREW. ,ese ,dsssssSs wsn
INl our ofRce, u this day adm tied - Q Part
nsf in our nfn1 COOK ! DRURY.
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i Dfess Ska,ing Carnival Al the island CITY
reri to which iii are cordis,lv invited
A-~a~ - a~~..~.,s H>-As p.-
-
Ine Isfk VII ce sp.snsidiy nIum'nMeo ~
maenibcient array o. Chinese Lssserns suspend
ed from the Flag ssaf
Admission - Coats.
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Yo.n~ Pio- ecr S.tt,er,,
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ou.. and no tickets will be 4eld uale.. . writ
,ta hos - .he soe, ""a o" ~"
had Of tho Treasurer. r. i. MOORE. Pion .er
csci on the evening s Of he sss, s0'd alter
a. Ysu"x l s.ns .r o.
sign the Con .tituti"n of the Association IN the
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the Throat, and Group.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
NV YORK. Ian 4

Brcvct Lieut.. Col Bailey. Surgeon [. ).
A., has been assigned 10 duty ut TT. Monroe.
The Boston harhor rendezvous for return
cd soldiers in The States of Connecticut
Rhode Island and New lIampshircis broken
up. All troops of those States nave been
mustered out
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05

MRS. WINsLOW,
80 ksss tft4te
Ansrpssissesd Nursss sd Female rhysisias pss-
cents 70 Tie attsntion ., Others, her
SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEgrHIN0,
which greatly facilitates the process Of tssth'ns
BY sofssuing the gums reducing ~ innsmst'en''
will allay ALLPALN and spasnodic action, and IL
Sssse 70 Regulate the BosCets
p.pe.d upO. =. mothers. N viii give r'ss..s'
yourselves, and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
Dr.. 5. elve's
B ONCHIAL SYR P.

An UnfdillNg Remedy Tor Coughs, COl1s
Bronc1itis. Sore Throat. Hours eaess
and Irritation Of the bronchial
Tubes or Lungs. Tickling in
the Throat, and Group.
This syrup IS especially bcnitic;nl in Affections
uf the throat and bronchial Tubes. csuset BY
Catnrrh greatly assisting IN IFS p,rmsuent cure
when used in CONNECTION with the Remedy. II
taken in me, il never fails 10 cure the severe
cases OF Cromp
speedy its effects. giving strength TO the voic.
and lungs, II will soon find its wAv into every
family in the land Price II per bottle.
Solt bv all Wholesale Druggists. and II Re. all BY
Draggfsts Every " here. decl2d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
KANSAS CITY, Mo Jan 3.

Aaviccs by the Santa Fc mail coach say
that intense cold weather prevails on the
Plains Snow bound trains lost nearly all
their animals and several amstcrs were St
vcrcIy from; some fatally. Eleven men
were picked up along the route in a helpless
condition, AMI taken to Fort Dodge fol
treatment
The anticipated heavy spring emigration
to this place has already begun, arrivals
bcin. larger than any previous time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05

New York Market.
Nsw YoRA, Jan. 3.
Cotton 52Q5sc frmer.
FlouR.-t64 ass Ex. State. 3S.S5@o Is
RHO.
WHsAs-l 9O@1 81 Chicago Spring.
Goa About 4 lower, y6a96A for sound.
OAf>-6a@G2c sound.
Pors- Opened hr sr, closed irregular t29 rs
@3o.5 Me- closing &2s 3il.
WESLEY. Heavy and declining, 81 27@2 %.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lndorse.
Dm(mQ.

In order to guard aga,ns. dangerous irposi-
tions. the public are requested 20 take especial
note Of the beautifully engraved proprietary
stamp. through which the TO, eminent Of the
U. >. officially authenticates every bottle Of Hos.
fesrea's BlrrERs. THIS shield. thrown By the
Government over the proprietors and the public
for their joiet protection. is placed conspicuous
y across the cork and over the neck Of each bot.
tle. and cannot fail to strike the eye Of the most
casual observer. Nothing that purports 10 be
Hostettcrs Bitters can be genuine unless the
stamp 10 there.
II ~ also proper to state that the Btters are
s"ld exclusively in glass. and never under any
circumstances by the gallon or barrel. inpos-
ters and imitators are abroad, and the only safe
guard the public have against them is to see that
She Btters they buy bear the engraved label and
pote Of han l Of Messrs. Hostetter L smith. and
ossha mp. above. mentioned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
Price, only 50 cents a Bottle.
The Flsrence Nlgbtengase
Of The Nursery.


The following is nm extract from letter writ
ten by the Rev. z. & Weiser to the Herman r..
-0rmsd Ass<nyer, at Chambei sburg, Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
On board our Ocean Steamers.

Packet.ships and merchantmen, it is regularly
shipped as the best known preventive Of. and
remedy for, SEA SICKNESS and a. an une RECEPTION
able stmulant in all cases where such nm agent
10 required. Sea ca, tains. when bound to hot
and malarious climates. regard It AS the most
valuable portion Of their medical stores. They
ore OF opinion tLat, fortified by such antidote
the sailor has little to fear from coast levers or
even s.Y elbow Jack"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05

Asszpssissesd Nsrss md Female fAystsias pss-
esnts 70 The attsntion Others, her
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05

CAIRO, Jan. 4.
The steamer Miami collided with one o
the Monitors lying opposite the city and
sank, this afternoon TIE Miami was II new
first class stern wheeler, valued ut $4,000
insured for $4,000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05

Having been used more extensively and for a
greater number of years than any other Amer
car tonic cxtant Its record IL part aud parcel
Of shc medical history ofthc country. and while
scores OF medicinal cpheucrn have lived and died
and been forgotten since il was introduced. it
has to day larger sale and u wider popularity
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05
Frauds upon Society

Have 20 often been perpetrat.d by means OF false
certificates. that the proprIetors Of the Dtters
have always confined themselves principal, To
the testimony Of well known public characters
aud have invited readers TO verify the published
statements bv direct reference 10 the parties
whose names were appended TO them. Any i'm
parchment Of the printed evidence ~ deted. Il
constitutes volume Of nroof it is believed. such
- we're never before offered in support Of the
claims Of any other advertised medicine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-05

And army surgeons. lIosrErrrRs BirrERs are in
constant us". and the strength sustaining vir-
tues aud restorative properties Of the m.dIc,ne
have been tested with eminent success on the
battle field. in the flying and ca mp hospitals aud
in the Govern .nent lazarettnes at w tshington
and elsewhere. BY the navy, also. it has been
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-10

T
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY b CoWDENs
DYCTT & co =,
A nd all principal Druggists and Dealers,
The subscriber would beg leave mrther to ssy tha
he rs prepared to fill orders and forward the Syrup
any part OF The country Persons desiring other nse
mat ion by nail will ncloee postage stamp and answer
will be returned the exgences Of busines
will admit Address
WILLIAM Is. WRIGHT.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-10

Convent Life.-Count de Montaembert is
dying. His daughter took the veil at the Sacre
Cmur some months stree. As an acknowledg-
ment of the great services rendered to the
Church of Rome by her distinguished father,
his Holiness has granted the young Tecluse per-
mission TO quit her convent during one day in
each week, IL order to attend her fathers death
bed. This is a rare concession. young lady;
the only child of her widowed mother, entered
a convent last year. Her mother literally broke
her heart from grief, and died, Nalnly did her
family petition that she might be permitted to
take leave OF her dying parent in the presence
Of the clergy summoned to administer the
extreme unction. The only concession the
Church could be induced to make was that the
orphan girl should be permitted to kneel on the
pavement of the courtyard whilst the processI IN
accompanying her mothers funeral passed the
closed gates of the convent, and thus that she
might hear the chant of the attendant priests.
This much the Church conceded to hlial aifec-
ton, but no more.-PdTis Letter.
The su Canal M. Ferdinand de Tesseps has
obtained a considerable triumph in libel case
against two financial journals, the CoaseiIer
Gazette Oes Chelpins de Fer and the CC3TesDOn-
dance AUtCgrGpbe These papers, IN the autumn
of last and the spring OF this year. published a
series OF articles Systematically running down
the SueZ Canal Company, presuming to alege
that, in consequence of shifting sands, the
works we're making no progress, and that M. de
Lesseps' financial statement 10 the shareholders
was romance aud that his figures were not
worthy of serious cons deraiion. For these
llutl5 W, UT htNStDN Cldlnel ZOUUUUls uu'llueCn.
M. Auhepin, Judge Advocate, ''energe getlcally"
supported the plaintiffs case, and the court. M.
Eeno'st Champy presiding, awarded against
four representatives OF the two papeTs-MM.
NouCtte dc Lorme, De ChaDaud Denechaud,
and SOudaiue-var. .ous sums amounting in the
whole to l5O000f, with five years imprison-
ment in default OF payment.
A Divorce Granted-A German named Henry
Enbonn, having had domestic difficulties at
home in Memphis, Tenn, left with the avowed
purpose of going to some place where the
cholera was raging, IN the hone that he would
talI a victim to it. He visited st. Louis and
other injected cities, but the cholera would not
take hold Of him, so he went TO Nashville, and
last Friday drowned himself in the Cumberland
river. He left the following for his wife:-
Dear Lizzie before these lines reach yeu, the
Cumberland will be my grave. You asked for a
divorce, and you have one, though in q different
way from what you expected. X ss M poor chill.
d en- as the last token unfortunate father. As
for yourself will abide by the iudgmen of a mer.
clful tribunal m the other world. Farewell
Your LOVING husband, HENRY ENBoNN."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-10
AUCTION SALES.


l. r. FRANKLIN RALLY Trustee in certain Inden-
ure Of MCrgas OF e desc 6SG
TO me as InortGaeee in trust 10 the men Of
the principal and interest Of bonus OF Company TO
6s RS on Of 5000 ~ 5 and %GGS seSTsd dn'fS @ Se Once m
iOT recording deeds, etc IN and for the county Blair
book b. page lis etc, and In the office for recording
sed sS 81 etc m d. ISL in book %a t' @
d66 etc 90 hereby give notice thai desul having been
interest due and demanded on the said bonds, will
% @ Sass 81 more S than n mouR nc mt Of oscssG e ss
bon ds and b, virtue OF the power con erred upon me
sale and sci to the highest and besi bidder Bv a
THfR IN44x inc city o. AZ PRdd p6a on
Thursday, the 9th day OF September ID. 1866 at ~
whole Of the said mort aged premises and franchises,
fie whole OF that iection Of the Tyrone and Clear
field Railroad from tyrone station Blair county. Penn
vania, as the same is now constructed, togetler with
all snd 65 the bb9ws RATS chair
real property OF every description acquired by
al the % and N e@ 2a
franchises Of said road and company and ali the us
arise nom the same, and ali the lands used and ccou
pied Tor raj way depots and stations between said
therefor ,,, .,......
, All the LANDS raliwa,s raj bridges, culyerts, tres.
rights OF way workshops machinery stations depots,
depot erounos Works masonry, and other superstruc
whatever nature OF kind 6pperalning or beonging to
property ana to the said ion
Of the said IN rome and earle Railroad and
by said ompany Ia connec Ion there with and all the
RIGHTS liberties privileges and corporate franchises of
said andCompanN.
The said section OF the said Tyrone and Clearied
Railroad extending from said Tyrone station Blair
unity, TO brouph the borough of Pnlipsburg in
Centre county, is about 2Sh mi es in length.
. TERMS OF SAl l..
SlOO OF the pun chase monty to be paid in cash when
the property struck of, and the balance within twenty
days thereafter.
Payment account of the said balance of purchase
money the the dividend thereof payable on
the bonds secured by the said rgagp and the maured
coupons of The said tOnds, may be made In the said
bonds bonds or coupons; ana If The diy.dend is less
and COUPONS. the no deIs NAV retain possession
OIL he said bonds and coupons on receiptng to the
said Trustee the saId dividend and endorsing pa.
ment OF the same the said bonds or coupons.
Upon the purchase being paid as aforesaid the
Truslee will execute deliver deed Of conveyance
OF the premises 10 the purchaser purchasers
1nce of the power conferred upon him by the said
Any further information respect to the SAID sale
premises may be had application the uudersi
Trustee al his Office, No South THIRD Street, In the
city of Philadelphia - -
r. FRANKLIN RALEY Trustee
No az south Third street
NJ. THONA AS g. SONS, tuctloneers,
II m3m Nos l39 and l4l South FOURTH Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-10
NEW APPOINTMENTS BY THE POPE
A EnrthcnmIng EncycllcnI.

The Pope has proclaimed Monsignor IgnatIus
Philip Arkus, Bishop of Damascus, who is now
in Rome, Patriarch of Antioch; and Monsignor
Joseph CheCa Bishop of Listra En pGTttbUS,
Bishop OF Iharra. The Pope ordained that the
new Patriarch OF the SyrlanS, as q special honor,
should be proclaimed with the same ce1omo-
nial as is observed in the case OF Cardinals,
when. after their investment with the purple,
they are appointed Archbishops of diocese;
and coDtormablY to this arrangement, Mon
signor Arkus, instead of asking the pal
lium in the ordinary way by a candi-
oature Gd hoe, was admitted to prefer the
request personally. He entered the saloon
of the consistory in company with two Syrian
bishops, and repeated his VOW, 10 which the
Pope maOe the customary response. PrOpedieDl
dG6imUS. Monsignor Arkus then rendered thanks
to his Holiness, and preached sermon IN the
Syrian language, at the same time presenting
the Pope with Latin translation of his dis
course. He was afterwards, in accordance with
the same ceremonial, received officially by the
Pope in the throne-room, and by the Cardinal
Secretary OF State. The ceremonies were com =
pleted by visit to the tomb Of the Holy Apos-
ties, where he was awaited by Cardinal Patrzi,
SUb-dean of the Sacred College, in a gala robe,
striped with violet instead OF red, as in the case
OF cardinals.
AS the Pope did not pronounce an allocu-
tion on this occasion, it is believed that he will
hold another cOnsistory in order to give express
sion to the sentiments entertained about the
suppression OF the religious orders by the regu-
lar clergy of Rome, who are dissatisfied at hIs
protest of the Holy Father will take another
form, and that MonsignoT Brancaleoni Castel
lan, Secretary of the Congregation Of Briefs
and one of the best Latinlsts of Rome, is pre-
pairing, from the notes of his Holiness, al
ency cllcal to all the bishops of the Catholic
world, and that this document, to which the
authorities attach great Importance is soon Il
appear.