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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-30
SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.
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1 Cash Prescott Observation-Disclosures. 2U.U0
| cash Present ....... ............. lv0sO
/ ca.h Present Observation-Disclosures. 5coe
Cash Presents OF s.. iAV each. ........... 500
l Handsome Country Residence. stable,
Grounds, &c. Germantown, Philadelphia $500
! Double Residence, ihree-story brick, Cam
den, u. J .....................a. 1900
l Coal Depot, Offices, Sheds, Ground, with
business established, No 1914 Washington
Avenue, Philadelphia -. 1900
s;ranni. Fruit, Sc. :. ...........'..... 10000
Thrce-siory Cottage Lot 4c........... 5000
% Valuable building Lots. Riverside. ssneach o,Vo
Il ELEGANT Turnout Family Carriage, Span of
Horses, Harness, &c, complete 5,OO
10 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside. $500 each 5000
l Beautiful Silvcr-gray Horse, ID ~ hands
high sired by the celebrated imported Ara
hian Horse .Caliph:" also, light Kosd
Wagon. weight Ia pounds, with set Of SUI
Iefiur Single Harness, &c, making hrst-2
class establishment. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
a. Pianos 500 each 1900
70 Meiodevns. 1928 each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
5 Rosewood Sewing Machines, $500 each. 1,SO
10 Family Sewing Machines, SiVv each. 80
50 Fine Gold Watches. $2tJ each lOUV1
ioO Oil Paintings, by leading arti-ts-aggrc- - 49,
sCamrls Hair Shawls, 81 go each. ........ 300
2Camei's Hair Shawls. $500 each, 6NO
3 Handsome Lace Shawis, $3.50 each. ......... go
10 Ca-hme Shawls, $50 each ................ ~
20 Silk Dress pattt rms SO each. :. 80
81 City Building Lots, $ls5each. ............ eIoO
The remainder will on.ist Of siive.ware.Nu.
steal Boxes, O,cra CHASER, Pocket Bibles and
difie rent ariic. &c OF OF nancnt and use amount
ingto.. ..-....-...-....-.... ....']oVV
TOTAL -. SS"'"1v
All the properties given clsa OF incumbraLce.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
Music.
Mcclellan ?

Stcinway Hall roOpcncd last evening with an
overcrowded house or this the occasion was quito
worthy. for Mr. Leopold do Meyer, pianist whom Amer.
lea has not for 20 years appeared and performed
name and style Mr.. DE Meyers incoming has been odd
aud sudden All unheradcd. he stepped from Europe
month ago into Broadway musc-storc. aDd was then
aud there seized upon by an SOunded manager. since
then his reputation has redomesced itself among us
and the expectation OF again hearing Leopold dc Meyer
has been general. Last night public appropriately
welcomed this veteran and prcu checder Of the piano
ing Our American Gottschalk is a marvellous prest
digtateur-but we forbear comparison IL IS enongt
and susceptibility "a player He may play ~ nothing
but popnaTtes TO the end Of the chapter but his geo
Norma themes. and Concert Polka OF Greeting -
America" both his own compositions, were bis sharu
of the programme last evening. We are
not inclined to he raptnrous on hearing
anything but novel, or classic, significant and wa
heartily wish that they knew better So of course. we
Polka skfully and fancifuy snowy though IL uudoubt
edy WAS. The aftepece to this brilliant 6iuetrsl.
more aecoriant with Intelligence and feeling. We
member it something lar better than set down
which Mr. Meyereer Eliminates his whole style and re-
veals himself as certainly none OF cur merely nimns
he is-and popularity is supposed to exhibit rs many
musical charity usually covers-Mr Meyer gi.S
than hint at deeper iecltles than those OF the
and sweety, only tho true artist can. to subdie
prased pie "i"'t through ali the deeacy and force oi
It's development withal ". De Meyers style IL
cmnenty popular the best sense we can
extract from this perious word. He has fine temper.
ament and intelligence and presence venerable and
amaben word, he Is real lion OF music, w Ia some
of the qualities of the lamb We are glad to Wa-
come that he has t0 give certain that Amer
lean audiences prepared to appreciate the fe eS-
hibtion lie make of genius whose delightful eiss-
ticity both continents have applauded.
The of the opening programme at steinway's was
adequately performed Tie bright ballet OF Councils
Queen OF Sheba by Mr. Tbomas's orchestra; Mr. Rcsas
brief but very eapricOs violin comment on tue theme vf
Don Gioviannis sercnade, and Miss Jenny kemptons
utterance of ballad Of Bafe, may he instanccd wita
pleasure Miss KemptOn brings back to us genial cons
trao very distinctly indivduazed by nature and cub
turc. Her success in the concerthall seems already
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

possible candidate Of Mr.. VallaDdigham fot
the next Presidency! The General having
declared that Mr. Stanbery's recent opinion
adverse TO Reconstruction was "a macadamised
"road to fraud and perjury" what pleasure
1t would be to retain that sterling Democrat al
the Chief Councillor in his new Cabinet! But
why waste words to make manifest what il
self-evident-that Gen. Sheridan is just as much
Democrat as Mr.. johnson is Republican
Our atrabilious cOtempOranes may prove to
their own satisfaction that the hero Of New
Orleans and the inhabitant Of the White House
ought 10 unite aud embrace. and jointly weep
over the grave Of tho Constitution but per-
haps it is az well for the country that Gen.
Sheridan and Mr.. Andrew johnson are tive
separate and distinct individuals
We do not for moment question that, if
Gen. Sheridan desires nomination at tho
hands of the Democracy, he can have it at
any day to order. The army of the foe is
badly in want of Generals, and tho nomination
begs for o hcrO-an uncommon. desperate
want, shared by legions of the hungry. 1t ia
an army which has no Winchester or Vicks-
burg over which to make its boast but never
theless, il il hungry. A woliish appetite per-
vadcs its starving camps. Only General will
appease it. Grant refuses to accommodate tho
Furics; Sherman is out Of the way; Sheridan
but VIC spare further citation. Where u
Mcclellan? ?
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
CONNTRELNG 4 GENERIL.

There is Il faint but malicious nsinuation
among the atrabilious organs of politics that
the Hero of Newt -Orleans-we were about TO
say Winchcstcr-is, after all, Democrat. His
present soldierly silence upon II question too
directly affecting himself is miSconstrued as an
advertisement in advance of the next Demo
cratic ticket The probabilities involved are
sensational in the highest degree. SuppoSng
for I'm instant. that the name OF Mr.. Andrew
Johnson will lead the prospective bid Tor the
Presidency on the part of our lately -paroed
countrymen, the extreme beauty of Gen. Sher-
idan's fancicd attitude is recognizable. He has
only to acquiesce i'll the fact of his own re-
moval, and he is rs good "a Democrat aS the
worst of them Mr. Johnson himself could not
be better.
The reasons hypothecatcd to show that Gen.
Sheridan is IA Democrat will do equally well
to prove Mr. Johnson Republican. For in
stance Mr. johnson, not having said word
in favor of Mr.. Stevens or Mr.. Sumner, or once
referred in praise to the Civil Rights bill, it is
to be taken for granted that he is II Radical
of the deepest root. In like manner. rs Gen.
Sheridan is well known never to have said Il
word in praise of His EXcelency, we may con
clule that he is an adcnt supporter and adj
mirer of the lpolicy which maintained II
creature aud removed Il hero-which re-
established Monroe. and banished the man
who won the battle of Five Forks. Gen. Shcr-
idan has all this and more to remember against
the Radical party. 1t will be his own fault if
he does not bitterly lay it to heart. Let him
only recollect the little st. Bartholomew's day
of New -Orleans-the wantonly cruel way III
which certain official butchers poured out inno-
cent blood; how the national Executive on
that occasion became the national EXecutioner !;
how this Executioncr endeavored TO imbrue the
Generals own hands: how the General buntly
refused, much to the disappointment of his
bloo,t-stained Exeellency; how, thereupon, his
ExceAency favored the slaughtererS and abused
the Gcneral-let him only bring these things to
mind, and then calculate the debt of gratitude
which he owes 10 Mr. johnson and the Demo
cratic party-thc arrears of rctributi0n which
ho must deal out ON the heads of the in
human Radicals! Fancy the hero of the
shenandoah fraternixing with Monroe, and
giving grateful incense TO Mr.. Johnson Ina
sine M. Johasons superseded subordinate the
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

Napoleon is said to have addressed Il note to
the sovereigns of the South German States, in
which he wishes them to pledge themselves not
to join the North German Confederation. The
report needs confirmation. Should it be true
il is not likely TO have any effect upon the
movements of Prussia and the South German
States. Baden will soon apply for admission
to the North German Confederation, and Plus-
sia is not likely TO oppose her admission. Bava-
Iia has. OF late shown u design to preserve a
Kind OF independence, but if France in any
way mterfcres in the settlement Of the German
question, there is 10 dOult that Bavaria and
Wurtemberg will comply with the duties inn
posed upon them by the Prussian Convention.
Even in Austria, the German tendency has.
during the past few months, made marked
progress. The general demand Of the German
provinces is no other German war. and, ia
particular, no alliance with France against Il
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

Peace should be restored. We all regarded
Suspension IA transient though grave evil, to
be escaped at the earliest moment. No one
expected it to last so long as ii has already
endured The necessity and the excuses for it
have long since passed away yet it is per-
sisted in, because too many choose to pay but
sixty TO seventy cents where they owe hun
drcd
XII. Gen. Butler asks why, if the Five
Twentes are payable in gold, they are now
selling for 112 when Gold is worth 149' We
answer, I. Because they superabound; 2: Be
cause our country imports too many goods,
and ia heavily in debt abroad; 3. Because
capitalists are timid, and fear that there may
be Buffers enough in the land to defraud
them of their honest dues. The fact that
promise of the United States to pay sir per
cent. on q given sum per annum IN gold Is
worth twenty per cent. less tliah
promise of Great Britain to pay three
per cent. on like sum. is in point. Repu-
diaton is thus shown to he n losing game. IL
every American would say, "We will pay our
"Public Debt to the utteImost farthingT we
might soon fund our Debt at four per cent
As it is, we shall long pay Fifty Millions per
annum in extra interest because OF the threat
and dread of virtual liquidation. And that
Fifty Millions would pay of our entire Debt
in less than forty years. We arc for reducing
both principal and interest so fast as can hon
estly be done; and we object to all dodgcs that
SAVIOR of Reputation that they preclude this
most desired cOnsummati0n.
XII Gen. Butler thinks we are at variance
on legal question. We think it pTedom'
nantly moral question. The reader will
Judge between us.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

The Rome Courier Georgia. is blcst with let
ter from one j. A. Stewart, who has been de-
lighted yet Mortified, by the speech OF a Black
man at Atlanta, who is said to have advised his
hearers to vote only for candidates of their own
color. This delighted him as proof that the
Blacks were throwing off the Radical yoke y
yet it appalled, him with the feal that. if Blacks
are candidates for Office, Whites will have to
kill them. He helps everybody out of the
dilemma as follows:
"Now- ,riL me best Of gaOfireS have again and again
advised the freedmen Ia have nothing 10 do with politics.
and vet urge them reject the offer OF cniranchiSc
m u and keep out the scramble for Office, and thereby
Give security against the renewal of civ conflicts and
loss of their own liberty, which the Constitution now
guarantees To them
If the Blacks should ever want first-ratc
fool for Il candidate, and couldn't find him i'll
their own ranks, we advise them TO try j. \.
Stewart.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

The Massachusetts Democrats met ut Nor-
ccster yesterday TO nominate ticket and to
announce IA platform The President Of the
Convention made the somewhat supclilu0us
assertion that the party represented there was
not the one Of "mOral ideas" Mcssrs. John
Quincy Adams of Quincy, and George NJ.
Stearns of ChcOpee, are nominated for Cover
nor and Lieutenant Governor The platform
declares in favor of State Rights: of economy
in national expenditures; of immunity from ar
rest when abroad of Americans for words
spoken at home; of the labor movement, and
of the fullest individual rights. The resolu-
tons also denOuncc Congress, and promise that
the Democrats of Massachusetts will join in
1.-THE uprising (the Swam-like one III Mary
land, do they mean y of Democracy through
out the country.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

We presume the reported negro riot in Sa
yannah was u small affair in reality; at any
rate nobody was hurt, nor WAS any property
destroyed, nor do we learn that any one except
Northern Democrats was very badly scared.
Yet from the startling headings in Democratic
papers one might suppose that Savannah had
been the scene of another New-OrIeans masSa-
ere. There is an organized and persistent effort
in all the papers opposed TO Congress to mag
Nifty the very lightcst oflensc of negro so rs
to get up fire of persecution all over the
South. The manner in which they eXaegcratc
the so-caled riot in Savannah is a specimen of
thp work
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
Smustmrnts.

ACADrsiY or MUSIC This Evening. Italian
OperS-' II 1IoSs0rc"
WAIIAcKs.-This Evening"" Megs Diversion"
snd 4" Back. .Rsed Sassa."
BuNyAN Hall, Union Squaro-This Afternoon and
Eteniig.-"The Pilgrim"
Ccc The Grand " Gecolsss" Tbs BSeIiHg-
"Myrrhs" Mime. Adelaide Ristor
kIrIOs GARDEN This Evening. Tho BacK
Csool "-Gresl Pariseouc Ballet FrcsPe
WoRgEIL Sisters NEw-YoRK THEArER-lhls
Estuins-" Under the Gssigb1"
OLYMPIC THRATER-This Evening. Zip Van
Wake" Mr.. Joseph Jeaenca
BROADWAY 1HEATER-Tbis Evening. -" Riche-
ueu" Mr. Bi~in Forrest
FfrTH-AvR. TuEATPR This Evening Fra Dl-
.yoo Mech for Good Mature" BIT NJ W. L@hngWel mIs
Sedey Eroau.
BARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM--Day and Evening
Pale Jsaet"A Living GohlTbrce Hundd Thousand Curo''
POtrHrEFNTH-sr. NEAR STXTH-AvE-Day and
Kvr,seg-Rfhibiion Of the American l0sisc'e
MUSEUM OF PHRENOLOGY.-No. S% BrOadway'-
Ogeb Dsy and Evening. Admission free
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

We can best appreciate our own cause for
thankfulness at the condition of the public
health in this city by remembering the fact
stated in the weekly report of the Registrar Of
Vital Statistics. viz. that if the mortality in
this city was as great as that of New-Oreans
the deaths would number 800 per day whereas
they were but 431 for the last week.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

The Hartford Times, annoyed by the cnthu-
siasm of the people over Sheridan, tartly snarls
out: "Hc should be sent out West to his post
"of duty" We don't object, provided he can
make u leisure trip, before Tuesday next,
through PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

The first Parliament of the new Dominion
of Canada will meet on the 9th Of November
in the big Parliament House at Ottawa, built
years ago in anticipation of such IN event
From the character Of many of the anti
Unionists elected to the Parliament and the
feeling eyinccd by the election riots in the
Province of Quebec, Il stirring session may be
onticinatpd
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

August Brown, mail-carrier between Union
.u and Cutfenberg N j., was arrested yesterday by
PoStmastr Rowland OF the former place or charge of
clug the mail The prisoner WAS handed over 10 CAPT
Donovan Of the Hoboken CITY fohce ior S'ie heepnH
To-dov the anniversary of the Sodaty of
,,. Ifov nces attached the Jesuit College ~ Sit
seenth - viii e observed with appropriate services In
the Church Of ~. franeis Xavier go
~" Az antnnwn woman WAS killed last evening
Ia, f,,., ol, tle Central Railroad, ucat CoETuuiia"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
SsetpIllork Daily gribmme,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1867.
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

We print elsewhere letter of the celebrated
Dora d'Istria the Princess Malasky. giving de
tails of the suiferings of the Cretan refugees
in Greece. The facts appeal powerfully to
the charities of the Christian world.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

The Italian Government would at once set
Garibald free, if he only would consent to give
his parole not to invade the Papal States But
Garibaldi refuses, and it is not likely that he
will ever change his mind. Will the Gov
crnmcnt dare to keep him long i'll PRISON. We
dOnbt IL.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

The record of the man Jcffries. who has re-
Gently been appointed Register of the Treasury,
is not crcditable to him, nor to the President
who appoints such q man to an Office of trust
and cmolumcnt under the National Govern
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
To CORHESPONDENTS.

No rorr Of Communications Whatever -
uudr authenticated bV tie and address
necessarily for publication. but guaranty tor
he gvo- taith.
All bne.s should be addressed to rHE TEiH
USR. Hew-lot.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
SALE OF MRS. LrYcoLx's uEwELnY.

In compliance with Mrs. Abraham Lincoln
reauest Sir William ii. Brady publishes the unwecou'e
fact tbnt her ;ncOes 800 years insuncltnt Tor ner
orvpcr support and that she has been compelled TO oner
sar sae many costly articles which she would other
sie GLADLY keep She desires To return TO sirtngneid;
but to dwell there. and entertain the hosts OF visitors
is ils size can afford. Hence Sue has resolved 10 sell
through Mr. Brady, about $4,000 worth OF choice lewts
i,lI, iu is rooms NOS A. B. and 7 No 609 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

ET1 An article on The Fashions, the Girl Courts,
the regular Money Articte, dad Hc Markets, are
on the second pGgc This nsOtainp the Sirfh con
tdinS Scientific Items
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

German Power. According to the most trust
worthy accounts, in the case OF a war with
France, Prussia can rely on the most out
spoken sympathy Of the German population oil
Austria
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. MaretZck announces that Miss Fanny
Janauschek tragedienue OF whose power much IL RE-
ported will make her first appearance in America I'm
Wednesday evening. oct g. The sale OF tickets Tor her
performances VIII begin on Thursday next.
Mr.. Jeflers0ns Rip Van WiRkle continues To
draw crowds to the Olympic Theater His engagements
l. i'm its fourth week
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
THE DEVILS AUCTION.

The opening of Banvard's Opera House and
Museum is after postponements. finally appointed
for Thursday evening. when "The Devils Auo-
ton" will be produced and the new Ballet Troupe win
appear for the first time in WORK. All the sgns
point very interesting secession for the admirers oa
ballet aud spectacle.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
SPECIAL NOrICE.

Sr.EE MARCUS No. 22 John st. New-NOrk.
pregaI Cubouses and private Families with SOLID
ro KSiyE Of speror psens and hnsh the
quality Of which Ia stamped and guaateed full standard by the
examination Of the assortment and the prices
which these goods offered S epsy the attention the closest
il.v.r
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
THE DRAMA.
NEW-YORK THEATRR.

Mr.. j. X. Mortimer will take Benefit at tho
Ncw-York Theater tonight We trust it may be sub
stantial-for Mr. Mortimer has worked hard. In Undss
the Gasight" to minister the enjoyment Of Frequent.
err of this Theater Under the Gasght is shortly W
be removed hence and WILL believe make the roon&
of the Provincial theaters.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-02
8usimss AOtius.
CAUTION.

we cali sitcrtsu L, ii1oaS Of our Gne BLEcrSo
PLATE coung Of Dinner Dessert Services &C. extensively
produced manufacturers also that there are English m's
lions both oiulyror quality These goods are offered f'' safe
g many m AID calculated deceive Purchasers can only
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

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