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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
THE VEST INDIES.


CUBA.
THE ARRIVAL or TN NEW CAPrAiN-GENEEAL.
HAVANA, Dee. 4.-'The Spanish war steamer
Asia will sail from this port tomorrow for Porto Rico
there 10 await the arrival OF Gen. lfisand the newly
appoined OF the Island Of Cuba, from
spain and bring him 10 this city. There IS little doubt
TINT when he arrives here great demonstration VIII be
made i'm his honor he is personally very popular with
ali classes The Asis will take ont with her 10 Porto
sn fycrers there by inc recent fearful tornado.
Oefrard the deposcd President OF Hayi has returned
Vessels arriving from Havana and Vera Cruz are quar-
"n9fu AZ rcccynI here state the Spanish onad war
steamer TctuaD route to this port from Spain has put
prpsRTTRE or NovARA WITH MAXIuLIAN's
BODY.
HAVANA, Dee. 4.--'Ihe Austrian steam frigate
Novara left to-day with the romans of ne late Emperor
MACMILLAN bOrrd, stcaning slowly and -olennly
out Of the bafDof'
THE CUBA CABLE--oBsTACLEs TO THE TRANS
MISSION OF NEwS-NEGOTIATiON FOR TIE
SALE or CUBA--THE SLAVE TRADERs-THE
HAVANA PRESS on THE PURCHASE OF THE
DANISH WEST INDlES--N EWsPAPER QUARRELS
Prom Special Correspondent ...
The contract existing between the Associated
Press OF this city and T. spcucer for the conveyance OF
uews by the cable has escnded IN consequence Of
the censorship Of the Captain daily spprossug
tne political news even void Of any Importance Itap
pears that the Government s nterposug all possible Oh
staeles for the transmission of news by cable with the
intention 10 induce the Company 10 ioim contract Tor
privilege I'm favor Of the Government similar Co that Of
The Post Office. go, d.,
here the ex Queen Christina, and bon Ramon NaryaeZ,
are urRpg the cessOn OF the Island OF Cuba 10 the United
States Tor consideration of about s1O0OOOOO For this
yerv purpose it is believed the heavy new taxes have
been Imposed here, 10 rs TO give the merchandise q
Object that the DGriO dc l0 Marina Is publishing series
~ articles exaggerating In extraordinary manner the
increase OF wealth OF the island during the last decade
The negro traders anxlOusy awaiting the arrival 81
tho ne CAPTAIN General Lersundi being confident that
he win Tolerate the nefariOus trade under the prctext OF
its einG an agricultural want and introducing the Af-
on negroes apprentices bound for eight years, paying
them like the coolies OF u per MONTH 10 IL he.
sxed that Lersnnd has already accepted this plan ~
olonilatOn and 10 II likewise believed mat he brings
eriesop for abolshng the new law or Feb u on taxes
. lrhe villa del Cobre, near Santiago de Cuba, was
,adoted on the 2ist causing considerable damage and
iss me water - feet over Tbs bsnA watermarh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

From the above statement it viii be seen that Onlo
returns nearly oneffth Of the entire revenue on us
titled spirits giving $l2sS55 62more thah Ne"iorA.
The following States show the largest returns anu
are set down in the order in when lhey relauNey
stand: Ohio, New-York, Illinois rei'iSSi'a ni'''
Confornia Missouri. Indiana. Maryland and Ken
tncLv Nev-York Ohio. Illinois and Pennsylvania
,;,,o 30 much ss All the other States together.
Arizoun Dakota Idaho, Maine, Neveda and Yer
mont give no returns e
The recent order of Gen Grant for the reduction oil
the army has led TO a revision of the War Depart
nent estimates for the ensuing fiscal year, and the
row figures were sent to the House this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
FRANCE.
THEIRS on THE ROMAN QUESTION.

THEIRS On TIE ROMAN QUESTION.
PARIS, Dec j-The discussion of the question Of
French occupancy of Rome continued in the
Corps Legslatif yesterday. NJ. Theirs, in long
speech. defended the policy Of the Government in
preserving the temporal power of the Pope. lie char
acterized Gen. Garibad as the falcon with which
Italy hunts All the French troops have left Rome.
DEBATE IN THE CORPS LEGIsLAT1F on ITALIAN
AFFAIRS.
Evening-In the Corps Legislatif this evening the
debate on Italian affairs continued. NJ. Rouhcr
said that without France Italy could not have saved
Rome from revolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
TIE SrpRENLE COTRT

W,s4INGToN, Dec. 5..ln the Supreme Court
NJ the limited states ID. s. Cooling of Indiana Was, ON
motion Of Attorney General stanbcy admitted 10 inc
bar. 49,. .,o.,tors
WAS argued. IL Involves Spanish iand e ant' ''p'
II. Bradley, ST., OF Washington, aple"ieu :" '' WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
EUROPE.
THE CONFERENCE.

THE POSITION OF GREAT BRITAIN.
Br ATLANTIC TsLusRlPH TO TRIBUNE
LONDON Dec. 5-MIidnight.-In the House Of Lords
this evening Earl Derby said that Lord Stanley re-
fused to go into the proposed conference for the set
Element of the Roman question until the basis likely
to be agreed to by the Great Powers had been preyi
OuSly submitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
,iARINE INrrI11GENrE-

LIVERPOOL. Dec. j--NOOn-Thc bark Humboldt. Cpt.
Gcrdcs which left Baltimore the 25h OF October last
for Amsterdam, with If tobacco, recently
lost the coast OF Holland. No further particulars are
received.
The bark Vesta was lost or the Chinese coast date.
No other particulars have come 10 hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

A RECoNTRE BETWEEN BALTIMORE EDITORS.
BALTMORE, Dec. "a difficulty, growing 70, wing
ont Of political discussion ocenIre1 b "e TJs
F,|,iip0 T,nes. Neither party was seriously hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

Amoor. Many OF them have either Creole or Indian
wives. with children Their employment and that OF
their household has been varied-cleaning and packing
OF fur SKINS fsling unloading SHIPS hewing timber and
other incidental labors. They have been slow simple
hearted weldsposed people. On account Of the
q holidays they have not worked over 200 days annually
helr pay has been about $50 per year. To citizen OF
we states this would seem nothing short OF
starvation" wages. True, their fare has been
coarse, and they have, 10 use homely phrase
hVed from hand TO mouth yet In Sitka no family has
really ever been destitute OF food clothing. The Com
pay has bakery and furnishes wheat bread at
Tour and half cents pound and dispenses either fish or
Venlson soup gratis The soup is prepared daily and
after inspection to its quality by official Is dsrib
uted from the sOuphOuse 10 each family according to its
wants Added 10 this the Company furnishes physician
priest, and school teacher free from tax Food drink
and clothing are supplied at n stipulated price. In
word II leaves nothing for the Individual 10 debut to
work Hence, TO the abOrng class in Stka life has been
mOnotOnous and without excitement; yet having
conception Of any other they have been for the most
part, cOntented people lTheir world the little town
in which they lived with its surrounding waste Of
and woodland. The busy outside world revolutions
its busting trades and startling improvements, have
been to them Of little moment 20 the inhabitants Of
the OF all the inventions OF the past century only
one has been practically known to this peope-the fric
ton match.
But new era has dawned, and ere twevemonth
passes this remote village will be wild with speculation
as agated by excitement as deeply earnest in the pur
suit OF GAIN and eager for the earliest news from
abroad as any growing town In Kansas or Minnesota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
WASHINGTON.

PROCEEDINGS OF CoNGREss-THE IMPEACHMENT
MATTER BEFORE THE HOUsE-THE ANTI
CONTRACTION MoyEMENT-A NEW POINT AS
TO THE TENURE OF OFFICE OF THE PREsl-
DENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF REVENUE
on DISTILLED sPIRITs-SOUTH CAROLINA
VOTES FOR RECONSTRUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
ALASKA.

sTKA AND-METEOROLOGICAL ITEMs-THE
ICE BUsINEsS-GLACIERS-HO THE RUS
sIAN-AMERICAN COMPANY MANAGED TIE
TERRITORY-THE PEOPLE, THEIR MODE OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

The reduction of the army makes reduction in the
estimates of thirteen millions and hall, ami The
aggregate reduction for the Department is So $4,000
The new estimates for the fiscal year. ending June 80.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


The miasma which generates epidemic fevers il
now raising In clouds under the blt.ing beams Of
the dog day sun. Every living body. a well a re-
fuse animal aud vegetable matter. cmite un whole
tpors ind IN crowded cities and The dense
sembag which business and pleasure cal together
the elements ~ disease are evolved The pressure
upon every vital organ IL never great as In the
second ard third months Of summer. and common
teaches that the-e organs reQu 70 to be rein
force to meet T.
We hold our lives Ia speak. on repairing lease.
and this s the when the process OF dilspida
tim Is most rapid and repairs 81 required
Therefore, build mp, prop mp and sustain the powers
ga nature with that III rsiy vegetable recnuerant.
HOsTETrERS BIT Els. He who takes it may
be sud To clothe himself 10 tary mail against
which epidemic disease will hnrl lie poisonous shafts
In VAN. This IL ersuitous sion, but great
II = h al fact nj cstd bv twelve year. .xpefience IN
every climate { the hsb tab. globe. Extremes Of
temper sture ,l~aya disturb the fnncfions oI the
stomach. tie bowels 'te liver and the -hin. Il Is
through IN. sc that the most NEGROES adies
! sail w.. Tone them in advance with uOSTETrEKs
BtTTERS and defy hcH' and malaria.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGU-
LAklTiES.
These Drope are scientifically compounded fluid
preparation and better than any pile. Powders. or
No-trume. Being liquid. their action lie direct AID
posti7e rendering them q reliable. speedy and GER
tain specific for the Of oil distractions and sup
prcseons OF nature. Their s.ity is indicated By
the fact that over 10000 boti es are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies Of the United States,
every one II whom epcak In TIE eironrest terms Of
praise their greet merits They are rapidly taking
the place every other Female Remedy and are con-
sdered by al who know sught Of them. - the eures.
esfest and infalibls preparation In the world.
lot the cure Of ell female complaints the removal of
III onssrucssons OF nature. and the promotion of
oe.l'n regularity and strength Explicit directions
sAuns "nen tney may be uecd. and explaining whoa
why 'ney should not. c. ud not be used vi b.
out producing efsec's contrary IN pa,u,.'s rhoeen
!ss. VIII be found carefully folded sroupd e.,h hot
We. WIFE the written signature If Jons + w. ~sn
out whirh zone are genuine. ~ eA"S'""nr
Pfepars by Dv. john L. LYON ,es Ch....
New Haven. Cunn.. Who be cs.nsul,es ;.H ~
ecraily. or by all. tent sng %t-mp, concrs.s NJ
psi,s-r di.esses and female weaknesece Al
Sold By Druggists cverywhete.
o::s.l Assss ~ o. r ). g S 60:
. tteo4ov1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05

BLAcxBgRhiss.- This delicious fruit ia
abundant aud fine this season. Grea'
qu,n,ite. are being shipped north and
south They now sell for from two To five
cents per quart. This sa superior berry
u the strawberry, and grows wild here.
ahundlnt ana OF superior flavor. Dewbtr-
rirs, also. have been plenty. the crop being
unusually large. Indeed. f,r fruit general
". great is Egypt Joncsboyo ( III }
Gdstf,e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05

The Radical eaters, " are delsf"'.''
t,rc;sia power and ps't safe 'A'''
re.ardle,r Of the sgf-riugs o. '"s
are becoming 20 bold aud re9S'''s =
- ,bcv he ~. pubic money ~rans ~"
......t,,,. q the toiling Hasses,
,h,, even tie kepub.i'an press ein'''' :"
1.en sill. Tue \. Y. 1f@'s A''uDe' 70
-. interpretations made ~ congress 70
- ,na support Radical newspapers
i tho southern States, ~ the 'o"o wing
TENS:
,,ru,h Mr. McPners n u establish
r,.ss ~ violently radical newspapers ~
~. southern States. w,ll prove
-. uoless adJitional donations from
~. treasury are promptly made
X.,,h., me whites nor the blacks can be- ia
ia tn read these 'urnal., anu he spe>
cal appr,prta.inns ms'ieto them. unusr inc
~. Of com nensali1n for publishing tue laws
=, ,n. Intel states. ~ found s't"S' ther ~
.t.,.,,., To their necessities. Esr" hnhn
- ,uer IN Richmond, the Nen Naf,on
:; .,rs last stages. Hence We icAu 10 th'
r. ,h,ns Il Yesterday. that "unt'i .onIT.s'
"a ailltto 81 appropriation Tor tnesi
.nn.,,,f ns well hs arrangements 10 pay
,,r,r tits promptly, th's clss. OF journni'
x.it,,n from necessity" We, ~ common
v,,h ..ther groening tax payers, Sill wa'c'
hurst ~ sec whether Congress W j
mate tin. ssllironal appropriation.
Tins bi, one OF tie way@, equally in
famous aud rcprehe'.@ihe. IN which III
money goes. Hos D. you Ike it, tax-pay
-, Ntre isn't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED BY
ErL MBoLEs EXTRACT Bucur te''A dSwiy

What Every One w ants.
A good. reliable midi, inc that will be on hand
when required and never fails when called on. That
is now 20 be obtained In Or. T"hia-' Celebrated We
netian Liniment. Many thousands call II the Won
der Of the Age it does all that is repre-epted and
more Il cures Di4rrboa psseptcry. plic. Spasms
', mng Group md Sea sickness "a surely n 1t is
used. and is perfectly innocent TO take inierna ".
even in donb the quantity named in ihe directions;
and as an external remedy for Chronic Rheumatism.
cuts, Bruises. Old Sores, Mumps. Toothachc. Head
ache. Sore Throat, Sprains. Insect Stings. Pal $ in
the Back Chest and Limbs. thousands have testified
to- and their certificates can be seen by sny one at
the Doctors Depot. 80 Cortlspdt Street. y, York
Hundreds Of IN, sicians il in their practice. II
has been introduced since is4, AMI hundreds who
now have II In their homes. soy they would not be
~iihont " even II IL was $40 per bottle. Every drop
is S"d be Dr Tobias him-sif and can he depended
on. Only 81 cent. and 81 per bottle. Sold by all
drugg Is roughour IL United Stitea and in Eu
Jope. Dep { Do Cortandt street New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05

Tin which time l,e00.000 boxee have been used,
hss placed 1t beyond the pale Of experiment II has
become necessity in every family for instan, use
not only for diseased eyee acute or chrunc. but for
all cutaneons inammaiione, hurne. chiilblane. cry
lnants eoree chafes and ecabe. chspt hands. chapt
lipe end all kindred ie relieving paine. AID healing
q II BY magic Being applied ExTEssAlIY, II hss
never been known 10 single case. to injure NJ the
nee Of the COUGHING needle, Bstouy. or probe or OF
burning cauetcs rr"dinr lotions ard Eye-wafere.
frequently does irraparable injury 70 the eye ~ cor,
roirg aud forever trOying the delicate
constitute or envelope that sensitive organ.
For sale al wholesale and iail at proprietore low
eet ca.h prices STEVENSON CAkNABAN,
So~s d. c3i-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05

tract. and can now psrinke of any nd u food
p For ID, Dyspepsia in Central Mr.. William Mner.
Of No q Wet Twentieth street. writes - rec
ommerd theerIui'y Hon' Malt Exir Ct TO dy.-
peptic., have never found such splendid bev-
crags
g. For a Fonl State of Stomach
Mrs. DAT, ner Of No 266 kivinGton street writes:
NV bu.babd has been ent.r,ly cured Of bic dis
order OF the stomach.
l. For kxhaus ed Persons.
Nj physician l. in favor Of Il. and Cid NOT think
that IL could Disagree with his medicii e.
T. A. BEERS.
Q. For Bod ~ Weakness.
am. ear a aDnfirmed Invalid; have ueed ale
and porter &C. ans no medicine seems 10 bene-
lit me; bat Ilof's Malt Extract is inst the thing
need Har ford. Conn. r.. $ StEpuEss"s.
In Catarrhs, espe.ial y Obstinate.
Mr. Wel.h Edw ard, of the New York Theatre.
writes 10 Mr. Hoff My wife has been entirely
cured OF her sore throat by the use, etc"
Sold at druggists and -grccers: Pereors Wishing
agencies might apply to non'. Matt Extract D&pcf.
81. Broadly ay, n. T.. or LAN"FElDr, THODE &
CO, sole Agents, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05
''i"''' INV ''eN'-- b. WALHER
EXTRACT OF A LITTER FROM PEo,ipi So-, Ala. [
~. sc~c

May H. 1865.
DR. JouN BrIi send Won $50 for CEDRoN Rrr
IrRs please send what il will come to after payn
freight 10 Columbus. Miss have been troubled for
years with indigestion have had 10 take pills
every nigh for ten hite. sear>: and in February
tsfi. "as attacked vita general paralysis. ] was
confined To my rsm for the balance II ihr year and
IN fsct. continued In very weak and nervous condi
tiun G.til come two maNths since, when ] was put
under operation. and your Cedrun Btiere for
treatment. l commenced improving right away, and
am pretty well restored. Youre. truly,
octolAsleod&W-,y A. L. NEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05
ARKANSAS HEARD FRONT
TESTIMONIAL or MEDICAL xES.
arDuY pofnr. White co. Ark. NAV %. "a


On JoHn Bril- Dear Sir: Last February was In
Louisville purchasing druce and | got some OF your
Ssrraparilla and Cedron Btfers. My eon-ir-law shO
18th me In the store had hsth down with rheu
maism for some time, commenced on the Bttcrs,
and soon found his general health improved Dr..
Gst who Rad been In bad health. tried them and be
also improved pr Coffee who had been IN bad
health FOR several years stomach and liver affected
= h improved much by the OF YOUR Bticrs.
Indeed the Ceron biffers has given Won gra popu-
larity in thi. settlement think could ee great
quantity o medicines this tales pecialiv oI
ynur Cedron Biers ard Sarsapa,illa Ship me via
Memphis, care Rickeu & Nicely. Respectfully.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05
LoUIsvlLL
A Card 10 the Public.
yaessrs. MUCK0.E 4 BEAN.

IARPExrERS AND BUILDERS, ON
; Brady, between sixth aud seventh streets.
solicit share Of the patronage Of the people.
Long experience in tuiid,ng warrant us IN
psomiaing entire satisfaction TO al who favor ~
eith their patronage.
Plans aod estimates for oil binds Of Building
Materials tusnished promptly aad q reasonably
peleee.
~ 0s1M M0OGle n3A1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05
Bachelors Hair Due,

This eplendid Hair Dye /. the beet In the world
The only mrs and pxnrRcr DR. Harmless, Relia
BILE, instantaneous. No disappointment. No ride
ulous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the
III ededts Of Bad Dyes Invgoratee the hair leaving
II eof, and beautiful. The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor. All o;hers are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold BY sl Druggists and Perrin
mcn. Factory 81 Barclay etrrei, New York.
H BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05
Memorial Massacre

n Nfeneral MASSACRE
OF the hhrc. o. the sd the whisker-. the monaache
or the beard be easily &C 'omplished by the ap
plea ion Of the -eor hin hsr dives and when eyerS
hair r. KILLED DEAD.
the pavties deceived by these bostrums viii regre'
late that they did not u.e the wonnerfni and en-
taely po'eonless preparation which. in FIVE MIN
UTES, prod 7ces q bach or brown which is not sur
pasaed bv ratnra'e own hue. Be wise In time. The
CRIsTADOMOs HAIR DYE.
Manufactured hyJ CRisrADORO. G Astor Hou.e
y. T. Sold By all Druggiets. Applied by all hau
Dree-eps.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05

FOR NON-rETENTlON on INCONVENIENCE
Of Uvipe irritation. inn.n nation or liberation Of
the bladder, o. kidIeye. difsases Of the Proerate
dsss dseesa, as6 81 diseases a tAe bsd6. kdocys
~ GUpooenloWou0D0o. ko0WJy
n Dwn,nNn Yss> D~A0l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05

Tus commerc 81 affairs OF Richmond
SCENE to be reviviog. Six vessels are nov
loading there with tobacco for European
n ,rss. and one with Asur fer Brazil. The
exports Of Richmond for the year ending
Juns 4J.h, chiefly tobacco and flour,
amounted 4, $5v4. TAT, and the imports 70
All zoo. Win tns seItl.ment OF the re-
coossruosiou question: there vosld b .
go6asel huaiooSo gosivd y he South.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05
. med BY HslxBoiD's EXTRACT BCcBC. ts3d4wl
COltOpl,a Select El0vcrs
OF THE

CHOICE FRUITS & SPICES.
Are creating qnite y senrstion among lovers OF
Choce Flavor.e veSywheIe fOs their delicious Fiavorr
Stric, Puri and unrivalled strength Those who
wish the be.t and those who wish To economic seek
them. Coltnn's pnre Vanilla Flavor IL .ongh' ny
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity,
tvery unlike the any Vanilla Extracts In market)
Ex-C3ov JANRs Y. SMirR. ov PRovipEScE, X. SAWS ::
NV wife pronounce them superior 10 any Flavor
ing Extrart. che has ever nsed
Ex Gov. VIZ. A. B -'cKiNGuAN. ~ CoSSDcrc' 7, 0vs'
For long time we have used them, and find them
hne
HOLLAND Timothy Tncomh) the well known
-u.hor Of Springfield. Nsss.. says: "They are the
Standard in ALI this vicinity"
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEN.
Such a ist Of References IL seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers Sold hy Grocers and Drug
gsis Ptep.red by ". COTTON. Proprietor ~
Coliou- Toilet Article No q IN Heal and Beautify
The skin. Sold by Harrison & Stalks. and Parks &
Husmer. Davenport. Iowa.
Chicago Wholesale Agents. FULLER NCH
FULLER, 81 Market street, for all C"top- Prcpara
t'ous: Sept. % dlY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05

We are sorry TO hear that the apple crop
looks unpvomi,ing in some localities. The
farmers say that The young fruit hes been
struck with a sort Of blight. and is falling
off badly some orchards, they think. will
weld nothing. We trust their fears will
be disappointed We hone the alarming
dropping Off il but a wholesome thinning
out Of that which would otherwise overload
the tree and dwarf the fruit. Nature often
relieves herself thus. and the branches
which look barren frequently give An abunI
dance. - LaP1rte ind In,oa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05

CouG Balls
Price. Is. 30. 4 10 Cats Per Bottle.
coa,s.' ee,as g. the World sever pr..dnrsd
.',. y.,sta hie cont airs 40 efx pAfs
i's', enc DEL GTEkioU DRi as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-05
LONDON L. NEW YORK
ATEA MeHlls l.lNE.

Passage London or Bres, $40, $50, aud $50 chr.
sency.
Excursion tickcte II reduced rates available tor eix
months.
BELLONA, Capt Dixon. nom New York Aug 3.
CkLL< Capt. t.lead III, from New York, Aug II
VIZ. Penn, Capt. 'allin' e. from New FORK Aug 81
ATLANTA, apt. Pnkham, from New Nork Sept IA
The new and elegant British irrn steamship BEL
Iona. will leave pier No. 8 North River. for Ian
doi. calling II Bresi on Saturday. Aug. 3d. At IL n.
nth further notice all the steamers Of this lin, will
call Al Bresf, to land passengers.
Tickets sold through by rail TO Parie at 20 per
cent. les than regular rates
Ere ghs will be taken and through hills Of lading
given 10 HAVE, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Ams terdam and
Dunkirk.
For passage apply TO
hOBTN. CLARK, 20 Broadway,
For freight aprlv At 81 South -
ROWLAND n ASPINWALI., Agents.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD. Agent, Davenport Feb9-tf.