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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-28
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MUSICAL.
NEW MUSIC ROOMS.
NJ II. j. Elm M ERIN AN.

Practical instrument Maker,
TTAS LEASED THE STORE ROOM OvRR
IL No. Z LIZ CLANS Row, where he intends
keeping . stock Of
PIANOS. ORGANS, NRLODBONS, AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL NsTRUAKNTe.
Sheet Music, Music Books, he Persoas wish.
ing 20 purchase instruments will Do veil 70 cell
on him. He he's on hand large stosk Of Pianos
which he will sell q $50 70 o15 less than manu-
fscturers' prices. II the instruments do net
give full satisfaction the money will b refunded
Mr.. Zimmerman here oil inssrumests pusshas-
Cd OF him in order without extra ehafae. S9ly
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KEOw THY DESTINY
A A

MADAME II. II. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist Clairyoyapt and Psychometrician, who
has estOnished the scientific classes OF the Old
World. has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
M scame thornton Possesses such wonderful powers
OF second sight TO enable her 20 impart knowledge
OF the grestest importance TO the single married
OF either sex. While in state Of trance, she de-
hneates the very features of the person you to
marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense
pewer, known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to
produce nfe-lke picture of the future husband or
wife Of the applicant, together with date of mar
riAge position in life, leading traits of character,
&C. This Is no humbug, thousands of testimo-
mails can assert. She will send, when desired, .
csruhed eer5heste, or written guarantees. that the
small lock of hair and stating place Of birth, age,
dlsposition and complexion, and inciosins fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed TO yourself,
you i'll receive the picture and desired information
BY return mail. All communications sacredIy con-
Edential. Address, in confidence, MADAME :. n,
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ap SDAWeoly
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AYERS ASUE CURE-

F1p Fsrer nHd AEps, Irte-nittent Fsre- Call Fsrsr
nentHsnf Ferer. Dsrss5 AgKs, Perfs<icaI or BiI-
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teateh arise from HIGlerioHs marsh, OF aias1zatic
As its name implies, il does Crrs. and does not
Ieh Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis
mnth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever. IL in powise injures sny pa
uent The number and importance of its cures in
the sgue districts are literally beyond account and
We believe without a parallel in the history of
hsue medicine. Our pride is grstified by the
knowledye e1ts receive of the radical cures ef
fected in OF 49, te cases and where other remedies
had who ~ = ed
bnaccl Il =; 1 persons, either resident in, or
travelling -1rough miasmatic localities, will be
pretee-ed BY taking the AGUE CURE daily.
tor LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor
pidity of the Liver, it is excellent remedy,
stimu latiDg the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver CONF plants, il
Il an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
markable cures, where other medicines had failed
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER CO, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
Price. 1 per bottle. Y. u. GILMAN
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MAssACHuSKTTs- SHOE TRADR,-The shoe
business OF Haverhill, Mass, is said TO be very
sIsgnanr Inc Haverhll Gazette says thst
there u a "general s.sgpation' in the shoe
business there, thou gh the sales in this town
Ior @ the month OF September were about $780,
ooo, Wnicn is falling OF some $4,000 from the
aspect OF trade, the Gazette adds: There has
been SO great falling of in the sale of shoes
!or tne last year as some ps ople imagnr-but
tnere mas been marked difference In the
pronfs OF the business. In an unsettled stats
OF tne MARKET aud the general apprehension
that goods would be lower, buyers have been
very CAUTIOUS, ana bought as closely as posi-
bic, and the man ufacturers, being desfrous to
sell al their stock. have been led to sell with a
very slight profit, and In many cases none at
an IL must be confe ssed that the prospect OF
the shoe business for the next two or three
months Is not very fiattering. The fall trade
Is ci0Eeo. ana tbs spring trade viii proba-
bly be backward. unless there IL a change in
other bran hes of business and the market far
lcather, &c. is more stable.'' p d1I F1Er,
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. 4e., TONIGHT.

8 AMooEMLNTS, &c, TONIGHT.
NATIONAL THEATER. night OF MT.
James r. murdoch, who will appear in his
celeorated impersonation Of "HamIet"
WALLS OPERA HoUsB.-TweIfth night Of
the popular play "Under the Gauight."
y THAYER e MOVES CrRcue AND MENAs.
BRIR.--Matinee and evening exhibitien on the
corner or 11th street ana Louisiana avenue.
METZrRorT HALL.-Last night Of Tom
Thumo and his wife. Commodore Mutt, and
the diminutive Miss Minnie Warren
ODD FRLLows' HALL.-The Tableaux at tue
Fair OF Rebekah Degree Association, last night
were very fair, and the Old Folks concert to-
night Will add very much TO the interest OF the
entertainment. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TURNER'S TIC DoULOUREUX Or
TURNER'S TIC DOULOgREUy OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
UNIVERSAL NEuRALGIA PILL

a SAFE, CERTAIN AND SPEECH CURE FOR NEURAL
GA, AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
IL Is an unfaiiiag remedy in all cases of Facia
Neuralgia, often efecting perfect cure in q sin
gle day NofOrm Of Nervous Dise.se fails To Weld
TO us magic influence. Even the ssverest cases of
Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Derange
ments OF many years standing, affecting the entire
system, are completely ard permanently cured by
Z IN few DAYS, or few weeks at the utmost. It
contains moth injurious tAe most delicate sys
tenn, and can always be used with perfect safety
Ii Is in constant use by the75est physicians, who
give 1t their unanimous and n qualified approval
Sent by mail on receipt Of 81 and two postage
sszmps. Sold everywhereg
TURNER & CO., Sole PropTietors,
oc2l-eo3m I2O fremont street Boston, Mass
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ALEXANDRIA IrEMs.-The Gazette Of yes.
teTday afternoon says: r-. ay, -...-..l. -
The Marshall House, in this city, has changed
proprietors during the last fe w wrecks, and is
now conducted by Messrs. T.. +. Hibbs and E.
a.. Milhollen, with Mr, I. A. Baker as their
clerk 800 Z. ...-s'I'F -.--------
An impression is ripe among the coleree
residen's OF this city that kidnappers are ply
fug their vocation here, and that their victims
comman d high prices for purposes Of dissec.
ton. IL is almost useless to state that there IL
no foundation for the rumor. rTEtr 4<FytI
Several elreocs Of oysters have arrived
to supply the local demand, but prices still
keep up large oysters bringing SI.50, while
tbo3e of smaller sire command rs cents per
bUsbel. sefA
The coloyed hospital in this city, known as
LOverture hospital, has bsen abolIshed. and
the buildings are - be disposed OF by the Gov.
eminent at public auction on Wednesday, the
18th inst lt i71'i III
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HALLS VEGETABLE

SlClLlAN HAIR REVIEWER
has proved itself 10 be the most perfect preparation
Tor the Hair ever offered to the public to
Restore Gray Hair 10 ITS ORIGINAL Color,
ard create a new growth where it has fallen off
IRON disease or natural decay.
IL tril PTsreHt the HdiT from falling ont.
All who use ii are nimOus in awarding il the
praise 81 being the best Hair Dressing extant.
Our Treatise on the III air sent free by mail.
MsNUFACTURED ONLY BY
II. p. HALL & CO,
Nashua. n. H., PTOprietors.
For sale by all druggists. &C 2l-eoam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-09

The WHITE HoysE.-A number OF visitors
were at the Executive Mansion this morn,ng,
nearly all OF whom had an interview with the
President. Among those who called this
morning were Hon ]. >. Black and Hon.
Montgomery Blair .aH "a
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TELEGRAAlS TO THE STAR.
The MINNESOTA ELECTION.
Negro Suffrage Defeated in that state.

CHICAGO, Nov. s.-The fines tDem.) has
special dispatches from Minnesota, showing
the negro suffrage amendment has been defeat
ed in that State by about 1900 majority. In
1865 The Republican majority. in Minnesota
feated by 2,5i3 majority. Gov. Marshall is re-
eiee ed by about the same majority as he had
in 1865, 1900. s.s ~. - ass -. ..frf 81
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WHEATON'S OINTMENT viii cure the Itch
NHEAIoN. = OINTMENT 7 will cure Salt heum
WHEATON 5 OINTMENT cures Old sores
WHEATONS OINTMENT cures al Diseases of
the Skin. -
Price HN eents-by mail 50 cents All Druggisty
sell it. WEEKS < POTTER. Boston, Proprietors
Il, d. GILMAN. Agent, Penna ay SO Ia eoly
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-FEEErO FyERyRooN

Large 5 pp. Circular. giving Information Of the
Erestest I'm ortance 10 the young Of both sexes,
II teac hes how the hOmely may become beautiful,
fEs desIisec respected. and the forsGken loved.
NO Young lady or gentleman should fail To send
thtir address, and receive copy post paid BY re-
furn rleii. Address p. O. Drawer 81.
sf}d6weolY Troy, New York.
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More Gossip About Cabinet Changes.
Especial Disnatch To fha Star1

NEW YORK, Nov. 9th, ls67.-The Hera1d,s =
washington correspondent says tnat Collector
Smythe, of New York, has been offered the M.
sition Of Postmaster General or Secretary of
the Treasury, and that the President has de-.
termined TO change his Cabinet The same
correspondent says that Assistant Secretarv
Chandler is to resign on the 3lst of Noyemher
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NEw NaPRJAcy crrInr

y ESSAY EOR 4 OF Nc MEN, on PhvsiOlogi-
ca Errors Abuses, and Diseases incident TO Youth
and Early Manhood, which create iH-pediments 10
mARRlAGE. with sure means Of relief. sent in
sealed envelopes. free Of charge, Address DR. J
SEILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
philadeluEia Pa se72 arn
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New York Mapket.

NEW YORK, Nov 9-Flour 1oao0c lower
Wheat lag cents lower. Corn 1c better Pork
lower and dull Mess S20SO. Lard dull at I2sI
al34 Cotton steady at 10 cents for Middl ling
uplands. Freights steady. Spirits Turpen.
tine dull at 55c. ROsin easier at siaSi75 for
No l.
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The Presbyterian Conventten i'm Phiia.
delPhia-The Proposed Basis of Union Of
the Churches. ~. n - :

minister Confession of Faith" shall be adopted
as containing the system of doctrine taught in
the Holy Scriptures. Being understood that
tnls Confession is received in the historical that
IS, the Calyinistic or Reformed sense, with the
longer or shorter catechsm. That the united
church shall receive and adopt the Presbvte
ran form OF church government. The Book of
realms, which Is OF Divine inspiration, is well
adapted to The state Of the church in ALI AGES
and circumstances, and should be used In the
worship OF God. Therefore we recommend
mat new and faithful revision of the Book of
Psalms be provided as soon as practicable.
BUT inasmuch as various collections of psal.
mody are used in the different churches, q
cnange In TINS respect shall not be required
among supplementary resolutions adopted
were the following THAT we unite In re-.
guessing our respective churches in their su.
prems Judlclatures to appoint a mn,,t-
zee OF nVe each, which shall constitute a
joint committee. whose duty it shall be to
m' et at time and place 10 be agreed on
and proceed with all convenient des
patcn IN an attempt to form basis
OF union according to the principles of this re-
port, winch basis they shall submit to the
churches Tor their consideration and adoption.
IL Deing understood that this Is not designed IN
interfere with the existing ARRANGEMENTS for
reunion between two of the larger bodies rep
resented In this convention. In case the above
paper should be adopted, that a commit be
appoint 4 TO lay this action of the con We alton
before the highe 1t iudicatures of the various
bras che OF the church here represented That
ne members OF this convention who NAV vote
for the foregoing bonds Of unicn to be laid ne
Iofe the churcoes. shall not thereby be regard
ed as ENG committed TO ad vocate is adoption
Wnen laid before the branches OF the chn~ch
Te esIeeI'veiy, but shall tree TO act according
10 the indication OF Pro violence at the time.
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SHOCKING AFFAIR.-Mr.- William Moore
residing on Beaver creek, five niles below
Lynchburg, Va, having been cuL hunting on
day last week, returned home with his gun
loaded and set II in the corner Of the re ON
with two other guns that were empty, ON
Sunday morning MT. Moore's son, about six
teen or seventeen years old. took up the gun
that was loaded, supposing it 70 be empty, and
pointing the muzzle towards the door, which
was open. snapped 1T inst a his sister, four
years old, who was playing on the porch, was
IN the act OF passing the door. The gun went
The load entered her left bf0aSt, and psesine
through her heart caused Instant death. VJys
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7" endeil Philips is Severe on the Con-
seryauves-He Don't Like Grants n ct,
eence, but Favors mpeachment and
Confisca tion. - .-s-TI -'--'-'-', $50
fSPeciai Dispatch to the tStar.t
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. a.-Wendell PhIllins
made two hours speech last evening. 10 an
immense audience at horticultural Hall. IN
this city. Mr.. Phillips was very severe upon
the conservatives in Congress and General
Grants reticence. He advocated ,mpeach-
ment, which, he said, was not merely the dis
placement of an Executive, but the first stem
towards seiZing the lands of all rebels and
giving them into the hands OF loyaI men
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o f IC L..
DEPARTMENT OF STATE


WASHINGTON November 6, 1867
InfoTmatlon has been received at this De-
partneDt from Mr.. H : Sanford, the Minister
OF TIE United S'1t7s at Brussels, Belgium, of
the death on the 18TH of October, ultimo, at
Gheut, Of M. Marinus J. Levison, VINO was
a! tie tine OF his death, Consul OF the Unite,t
= ates 81 the lass-naned place.
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Trosps fer the Gulf states.
ESPECIAL Bispatch 70 the St,r1

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-TWO thousand re.
cruits fori the regiments in the Gulf Depart
ment are under orders to proceed to their des.
tinatiOn. .-'-
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BANKERS.
vAY COOKE B co.

VAY COOKE co.
BANK ERS,
Ptrssnfk ssysef, opposite Tsdsry,
ysnd sell at current market rates, and keep
constantly on hand q full supply sfsn
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyEN-THIRTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., executed. and
Collections N sds on all accessible points.
-
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| TIN TusF IN BosroN. .--1hers wa :, 4. r~ef =
atfendafics at Rivefsite lar X 3dston. vsstar
6sy aftsSpepp, TO- yttnes3 tn dseisioIi Of a NJ
q 81 ,seQ e ssee saAstae broyp gslding John
IN one hour The hOsss sEstssd in harress,
J Ohm Murphy driving, and althoush hs faiisx
10 aeconplish the feat be made the hest twsn.
0owanss time 1ox seconds. and rortine : n
twenty and . half miles tn 50 minutes and 3i Y
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Assistant AdiutInt General

THE ISSUE OF FRAUDgLENT VOUCHERS In
TENNEssEE--On Sunday last Nr.sJ M Kills
late Q u srtermas.sr at nashville, Tennessee
was arrested by derfctive OF theTreasury
Department, and the United States Marshal
On charge Of issuing over s1oo,uO0 worth Of
fraudulent Y uartermaster's q vouchers He was
held to bail 70 appear before the U. j. District
Court at Nashville. .tt ..-
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THE KANSAS ELECTION.
Female Suffrage and Negro Suffrage De.
,feated by Decisive Majority.

- Especial Dispatch to the Star ~
ST. Louis, Nov. 9.-Specials from Kansas to
the st. Louis papers leave no doubt of the re-
sult OF Tuesdays election IN that State. The
negro suffrage and female suffrage amend.
ments are Gated BY. decisive majoritles.
Most OF the Western Kansas counties went
Democratic. - AN's t-f-t'. o. -s
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fAVHNENT WANTRD.--EdifOr Star. On the
north front of the Northern Liberties market.
DC use the dealers and buyers are compelled 10
wsde through mud and dust ankle deem 10 40
thelr trading: We don't OBJECT 20 moving the
market pr ople from the sidewalks or Seventh
stnet, but we do say that the corpcratiop
should provide pavement board or gravel
Walk for those who do their marketing n this
p.ase. ne niue OF tne surplus energy wasted
a. the City Hall every Monday night by some
OF tne represenf1tives from this section OF the
clty applied In tins direction would helm their
-. ....H. CONeTITuRNre
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Mr; r. 3; MOhun presented the following;

which was adopted
b whereas II 10 70 the business interest of the
merchanu and mechanics of Washiug gton that
1air similar TO that held in New York by the
American Institute, where the fabrics. vares
and mechanical productions of our citizens
could be exhibited; ano whereas there has CT.
isted In this city for uni Der OF wears an ar
eanizatlon called the Mechanics Institute
which held. in former years, exhibitions OF
this kind that were alike creditable TO them.
selves and the city: Therefore be tt
Rssofred- That committee of i've be ap-
pointed TO wait on the ON GERS OF the above
named organ iZatIon and see IL some arrange
ments could not be made with o view 20 hav-
ing an exhibition thts winter that would give
an opportunity TO our merchants and mechan-
les TO show what progress we, as a city, are
making IN this respect
The Chair appoSnted Messrs. II. Il. M0hun,
n. II b. Swfeny, w Orme, j. r. Eivans, and
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THE WISCONSIN ELECTION.
Re.election Of GeseFasr Fairchilds and .
.-'at Republican Legislature.

: !.
MHwAuKEE, Nov. 9.--The returns come in
slowly, but are sufficient to show that the
Republicans have reelected Governor Fair
childs by about 4.5G0 majority. The Legisla.
ture is largely Republican. 90 J. = :.
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GENERAL GRANT.-Tne statement publis he'd
in northern paper purportng to give a con.
yersation which occurred betw en- General
Grant and = distinguished friend" to the
effect that Gen. Grant /" expressed his detes.a-
tlop of Mr.. Wrshburne." ana had endeayored
''to get rid Of him." is Believed to mlsrepre.
sent Gen. Grant, as The friendship existing
between hin and Mr. VIZ shburne is Of the
most intimate character; and but a few DAYS
since Mr.. Washburne lett the city for the pur
pose OF bringing his family here to the house
of Gen. Grant. where they Will stay by in.
vitation Of the General until the re lidence of
Mr.. Washburre is complered
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LAY REPRESENTATION AMoNG THE MRrHo-
DIsTs-A powerful movement lis at -work
ansoDE the MetAodlsts IN favor Of IaY fsnrs-
ssniaticn 10 their Ichnrch cOntersnces. n nss
the sy mpathy OF . very large number 81 fSs
next SpDsrs a. sosSsrenc: 81 ~ Sssa q the
ALAy Ropfsssnfation DeDoavtras5on viii tSrS
glaes, shas evspipk tn she iBedfbrd StrSef
Chprch. styhish. 4lshops Sim mpsoe an6 KTss. J.
ClinfOn B Fisk &i1t Speah.- II H. eTrected
that t,very lgRges eud3euee N1l b eatberS6.
Thkfiieads Of Lay Representation and fHsirl
Gvemen, I'M nsr,s y, 70 fss %Ssnstantly, CON in
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GrPowdered heads are now quite common
at the opera but feeidom beeome Nhe ultra
1ashionable ladies who display thefh.-Home
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ARREST OF THIEF-Yesterday afternoon
De'ectives Kelly and Blglsy, having observed
coiored girl on Pennsylvanfa avenue coupt
ing roil OF pank notes, thought the circum-
stanre suspicious, and therefore took her inf,
CUSTODY enc conducted her TO heado usrters
wnere u WIS subsequently ascertained that
sne mao robbed her step. father, Peter Giles OF
slSA S'xfy-eignt 6oilars OF the money was
iound upon her. the balance having been ex-
penoeo " the purchase of clothing, iewelry
&C. JusUce Walter committed her for court
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BALTIMORE CITY AFPAIRs.-The Baltimore
Clty eounell, last, evening, Adopted q resolu.
tion providing for the feference OF the subject
matter Of the Mayors communication relative
TO the City Hall contracts and the Union rain
road bond Endorsement to a special COMMITTEES
OF three members Of each Branch, as also one
directing CONSULTATION With the Citv tjonn
sellor as to whether il was expedient .bv iiti.
cation or otherwise. to prevent the sale az said
OF ihs K6Oe police force or leegtin referencsJ
to the claim for afreArages OF pay &c., WI
transmitted by Mayor Banks, and, with, 4 resl
feYyed tostne Joint Select Comnitfee on II aim
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terday afternoon on the WhioS - xStLy
ne fguIosy yeaisn e BASA Rail Och of Pnsia.
eespkle and ne O1ymp e. Uuh c9 a. 49,
I es q II \, nver 3 g o. the washsnsioa beysSy