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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
The Amours or thc Treasury ne.
rnrasm emit.

r.. ror Of tho Louisville Democrat
m. c,obo. the serni.occasional paper
Which vr. Elward Dunbar publishes. In
Wall street. for the purpose Of ehowing
nm yhal he calls the stupendous frauds Of
the treasury department at Washlng'on,put
in another appearance this morning in
tho number OF bis paper issued to>day he
shows up what he calls 1.-THE Amours Of
The Treasury Department" an extract or
two from which may interest the readers Of
the Democrat Says the Globe:
"For several years the amours Of the
treasury department have furnished the ma
terial for outrageous public acandal. Since
starting the Globe, statements have been
forwarded to me relative to the amours Of
high treasury officials and others who fire..
quent the department. II would only be un
der great emergency that such statements
could DO permitted to appear in these col.
uns. as | intend the Globe shall DO wel>
come in the most refined aud pure family
circle. But the possession oil these states
men,s gives me a clearer insigh, into the
rotten condition of the treasury department,
and adds 20 my reserve power.
zone extraordinary feature In the busl-
ness is that scarcely any ehsrt Is made oy
the parties implicated to conceal Their
shame. In one way or other, evidence o!
| immoralities unfit 10 be published IN detai'
10 any decent journsl, andin which high
treasury officials and their adherents are
implicated, is brought out from month 10
month and year TO year, and yet the cu,pa :
bic parties are not in the least disturbed
They even suffer themselvc, TO be held up
before the public as establishing trst"
class snqaison de joie' in the treasury dea
partment, and as INDUCING in It's debauch>
cries.
"Thc following paragraph is from the
Washington correspondent Of the Boston
Post, Sept. IA:
"There is an ugly picture Of scandal
touching the movements Of high treasury
official being discussed on the streets TO-
day. Tho officer ia question is SAID 10 have
not only an elegant psror, but also hands
somely furnished bed chamber In the treas
ury building
"A leading journal Of this city speaks o
one of the principal aspirants for the Presi
deucv. s. r. Chase, now Chief Justice o
tho United States. rs Sultan Chase, and a
The great Sardanapalus Of the treasury
with HE extensive hArcm At the Capital
| Dunbar, in another article, says he I
preparing list OF the names offcmales witt
have figured At the Capital during the ad
mioistration Of the currency printing bu
rcau BY Mr.. Clark, and that he intends Il
make it public under high sense of duty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18

DENocIAric STATS COMMITTEE RooMs,
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9, 1867.
To the Democracy Of Isansyirania
Victory crowns your efforts aud Pennsyl-
vsniA is redeemed.
The Keystone proclaims her hatred of
despotism, her fealty 10 the law, her fidelity
to the constitution.
You have elected Judge Sharswood, a
representative man to the Supreme Bench !;
reversed the majority Of last year, and
added to the number Of your Senators
and members Of the House Of Representa- .
tivcs.
New York and New Jersey will follow
where you have led, and the future is your
own If you will grasp
TO your untiring Efforts in tho work
Of organization is this result mainly
due, and TO you belongs the honor Of ,ri-
unph.
New honors awai, you. new labors are
before yoI.
You have won the eight for poslticn, lei
us now prepare ipr the great battle Of The
coming year.
Pledsing ourselves to the maintenance o.
4 government OF law for the entire republic
20 the preservation Of the supremacy Of Jul
own race, 10 the development Of our i'm.
,nensc resources, TO the reform Of abuses
corruption and extravaganza, and through
hese 10 the relief Of tho taxpayer, and the
payment of the public debt, let US IN We res
| olutelv forward.
Ily order Of the Democratic State Com,
| mittos. WIN. A. WALLACE,
Chairman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
CONSUMPTION
c AN 81 { CURED

vr pcaa srr,-Hsvnc witnessed the opcrston Of Dr..
kns lar syrup in cases of Consumption. chcer
i"i'y recommend II to all persons so afflicted.
JESSE X. WALKER
rouftn and Chestnut SITS Phisdrfphia.
nJnae Manniii. Butcher, 10 I'd ST. Market, Phil
After suffering two years nth s,r.umptiou snd
constant hemorages. was ,ndnced 10 try wrxht's
"a Ti.up After using six bottles heslth retained,
|sna ! IN Snow, now an E to attend to my business:
H. T's' IN, druggists. Reading. Pa writes
CHASED about three weeks aro L nearly ali sold. Ny
speak highly of IT, Send half gross OF It
az Mddletown. Pc and charge il to me
Dr. Mrgh,'s Tar syrup does All yon claim for 1t.
- my customers ~ WIN '''"> =
Wrights Tar syrup IL eo,d bv Ali Druggists and
|oountry St9rekeepess. Prize Il ner bottle One
ooss'e ~ih ceeck the NEST agerssassd Cough. Eefi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
Discovery Of an 10Wn Umdlers
ground Forest.

The Mc0seeor Nova learns that Captain
Appleton, Who lives on a point Of land ness>.
y - htthess in Favstls cosn,y. east of
Clesmont, while sinking :. ~ell ! lev jsys
ago. through heavy clay ~ the top 81 !
hill, q The depth Of - - IS tse., came
upoa the W Of : forest. the trees. many Of
then, standing upsigbt in ths solid earth.
fae ttess wers small absut 10 feet 10
height. and sanding u . pssitiea showing
shaa the 'saFsh y Wt1dA' lhsf Ners su6s
aa!o1 - 49, isnale - es6dually de-
peo11o4 eeoouo 49,, - ehey 6ould net
- aneoa = sstos pbGll3Gn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
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fncts are stubborn thinrs," says the old provcrb,
ana III ,nese aone do We intend to deal In present.
ing WhiShIS TAR SYRUP TO the public. All
kn1 e tne necessity OF guarding against Colds as
WI e tnc necessity Tor taking the proper remedies
wnen me Gods are upon us. We cay, without fear
=! contlaaicton that the superior of Wright's Tar
- Twp iof the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Cslds
nfphchite and all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
docs not exist. Below are Testimonials from per
sons. some OF whom are known in all parts OF tho
country:
u =. SuEiTos MACKENZIE, Literary Editor OF For
nc! fniladelphia lress, writes
PnuApxLru,A, July 90, 1867.
k.s siR:-Last Christmas, for the nr.t time in my
ls, vas Auch afflicted by q very severe Cold. with
ANUS. constant cough and sore chest. "Practice
nsaI kcneet, Inc proverb says, but the more
sougneo tne worse did 1t. By what then c0nsd-
Ssea ~ accident, but now believe to have been
r.I"laence. was induced 10 try DR.. wRlsBT's Tar
sfxur purchased from, you and was greatly relieved
IN Two Gays, wholly cured In ten Its not unplese-
AM 10 the taste. which is good point. Many years
$50 iesuing my way through AN old library, came
aefoes inc works Of that Bshop Berkel.y, who pro-
pncusly ard truly declared, more than 4 century
tEo, inat westward the march Of Empire taher Its
Wy, ann among these were two treatses in which
pc strongly advocated the use OF Tar 10 curative Of
sh sny vssssscs from Catarrh to the plague. wae
snsm nuek VIII the coyency Of the good Btshops
y rIHvMenis; ana am now sure-ffom the efficacy Of
~. wIenrs preparation Of the same rofnedy-that
thcy were entirely correct
a~psss Yours truly Fs.a.s~
-. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18

THE SEVEN ANCIENT WONDERS OF THE
WogLp. Tho brass column of Rhodes, one
hundred aud twenty feet high, built by
Cares, a. d., 22s, occupying twenty years
in making. II stood across the harbor OF
Rhodes SIXTY six years, and was then thrown
down by an earthquake. II was bought by
n jew from the Saracens, who loaded nine
hundred camo,s with the brass.
, The pyramids of Egypt. The largest
one engaged three hundred and sixty thous-
and workmcn thirty years in building.
and has stood at least three thousand
years.
3. Tho Aqueducts Of Rome invented by
Appus Claudius, The Censor.
4. Tie l.abyrin,h of Pssmmeticus, on the
bank OF tho Nile, containing within one
continued wall one thousand houses and
twelve royal palace, ali covered with mar
bic. and having only one entrance. The
building was SAID to contain three thousand
chambers, and hall built Of marble adorn>
ed with statues of the gods.
D. The pharos of Alexandria, a tower
bull, by order Of Ptoleny Philadelphus, ir
the year 5ss b. Q. II WAS erected as light
house. and contained magnificent galleries
II marhle-a large lantern at the top, the
light Of which wac seen nearly hundred
miles mirrors Of enormous size were Gxed
around the galleries, rejecting everything
on the sea. A common tower is now erect
ei in its place.
&. The walls Of Babylon, built by order
of Semiramis or Nebuchadnezzar, and fin>
ishsd in one year by two hundred
thousand men. They were OF immense
thickness.
4 The temple Of Diana, al Ephsseus,
In tho reign Of Servius, sixth
king OF Rome. II was four hundred and
fifty feet long, two hundred broad aud sup
ported by one hundred and twenty.six
msrble pillars seventy feet high. The beams
and doors we're Of cedar ADD the rest Of the
timber Of cyprus. II was destroyed by fire
305 b. z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS |!
rnE oREAT vBNALR REMEDY FOR IRREGU
T.. a.. ..-44r LARITES.


Theee Dfops are scientifically compounded huid
psepasatiou, and better than any Pills. Powders OF
Nosfzpms. being iiqaid, their action y direct A.
positive. rendering them arelisble. speedy and or
tain specific for the Of all distractions and sup
preeeions OF nature. Their popularity e Indicated By
the fact that over 100U0O bottee annually sid
and consumed BY the ladies Of the United Seness,
evesy one Of whom speak In TIE strongest terms Of
praise Of their crest mesis. They ere rapidly 1ne
the place ofevery other Female Remedy and cor
sadescd ~ aawh0 know aught OF them, - the sufes
saSess. and most tnsslbe preparation in ths World
tos the cure Of al female compAints the removal OF
al obstructions Of nature, and the promotion Of
health regularity and strength Explicit dirscuons
stating when hey may Be used, and explaining when
And WHY they ehould not c. ud not be uscd With
ont producing efSecte contrary to natures chosen
ewe Will be found carefully folded around each hot
tie. with the written signature Of Jomx l. Lrox.
sut which none genuine. ~ !
Prepssd ~ Dr. JOHN L. Lyon, 1sb CAsps, n
New asve.s Conn, who can be on6saned oltkef oess
eUnaIy. ~ ~ mall. tencloring essmp) concernjrS 81
private dieeaees and female weahneeoee
so1A ~ DeeGgises svssyvhese. sa
c. CLARK 4 co.
0oss.l Asssh ~ he 8. - CaSSi:s
-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18


The New York Tribune in commenting
upon the result Of the election just held
makes the following sensible suggestions
Flooding the country with printed mat
ter on the eve Of an election sa ~. ~
resort, better than nothing, ana 'na, -.
No reliance can be placed on " "'uc 80
Asset, eomes oft. But begin now,and
systematically insure tha' every "sa w" M
has a vote shall have newspaper "e WI"
take Il, and all is SAFE
This 10 a hint that democrats should AXE
advantage o. thorough and general in,
formation upon the questions OF issue before
the country, and which divide the political
parties, is oil that is necessary to secure
the triumph efthc principles and policy Of
the Democratic party. Democrats shuold
see 20 il II once that democratic papers are
pleased not only in every democratic sani>
". but with every voter Of the opposition
Who Is willing TO take them. Democrats
should see 10 Il o. once that democratic
newspapers have general circulation
among the people. for there isno more Ger
tain WY Of influencing the public mind and
securing the triumph ofsoupd principles q
the ballot box. Begin the work now. Put
it not Cd until just before sn election CT
until . campaigo has been commenced.
During tho heat and excitement of that
p.riod, the reading OF newspapers has less
satisfactory effect than when read in the
more calm and dispassionats moments. II
IL ,i,so that minds are made up and won
over more than at any other period.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18

TnE private affairs Of Senator Sumner
furnish the latest scandal and gossip. The
inteNigenccr says his wife has abandoned
him because OF his lack Of the attributes Of
manhood, and for .his domestic tyranny.
She will 60 to Europe and resume her own
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18

An evening school has been opened at
Clinton.
Fifty Holanders arrived in pella direct
from Holland last week.
The Express says tha. 2S.6l5 bushels Of
grain were shipped from Monticello. in the
month Of September.
There is to be now paper started in D.s
Moines by the Orwig Bros. II should be
called "The Swamp Land Ajssrber."
Since the Goth Of Angus. l25 cars have
been loaded At the Whest.and elevator, each
car averaging 400 bushels. One day last
week, no less than 10 cars were loaded in
single day They have yet 5000 bushels
of grain to ship.
The Pella Blade says that Joseph Hon.
living near Knoxville, attempted to burn up
a bornets nest near HE barn and succeeded
IN doing so, and in burning up his barn, TO-
gether With stacks Of wheat. oats, corn,
corn planter, reaper. plows, &C., making an
aggregate loss Of 81 900.
The people Of Moscow are building
splendid road over the Cedar river bottom,
opposite that town. 1t consists Of levee
or an cmbankment thrown up above high
water mark, and the exposed side is ballast
ed With stone, to prevent its being washed
away.
The Odd Fellows at DE Witt dedicated
their new and beautiful hall on Friday ewes
ming last. Rev. G. q. Truesdell, Of Clinton
delivered the dcdcatory address. The De
Writer'S have as Cine hall as there is in
this section Of country, and its size is "a 80.
There arc also three ante.rooms, The re-
ceipts for the evening were $3.50.
The Toledo Republican tells about An ar>
my of caterpillars swarming over that couns
ty: These little yarmints are to be seen
| in almost uncounted numbers at present.
In walking three squares on last Wednes
day noon, we counted no less than eighty
Of their carcasses in very bad state Of pres
ovation. II is impossible to walk rod In
any direction without seeing one or more
They are always moving, and doubtless
obeying some, TO US, unknown law"
The body Of Michael Coffey, who Wal
drowned in Cedar river at Coble's Ferry, oil
the 4th inst, was found recently q shor
distance below the place where the acciden
occurred. An inquest Was held by Corone
Beard, and the verdict was in accordance
with facts already Published Il was
somewhat singular fact that cigar whicl
the deceased had in his band when his team
went into the water was still tightly grasp
ed between his fingers when the body wa
found.
In the Muscatine Journal, We fnd Oh
following item: "Our readers probabl.
noticed the immense amount Of spider We
in the air Saturday night and Sunday
We arc informed BY Mr.. Cough, TELEGRAPH
operator, that the web accumulated on tn
two wires between Davenport and Wilto
IN such quantities a. to render their work
ing almost impossible, particularly in tn
morning and evening, the dew gathering o
the threads, forming what 10 called . cross
in telegrsphic phrase, that 10, making bot
wires work together. SO that it is imp ossibl
to get perfect signals through either"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18

A RACE AROUND THE WoRLD.-Another
al>around the world race has just termin-
ated-a race, too, in which there is some
sense. and not an enterprise like that OF
the "Red, White and Blue, Or Of the un-
fortunate "John 7. Ford" You will, per>
haps, remember that last year two vessels
which sailed from China, with cargoes OF
tea, simultaneously, lost sight Of each other
after three days, and, after the lapse Of
thee or four months, found themselves
sgain side by side in the British channel,
aud actually arrived at their anchorage in
the Thames within about half an hour OF
each other. The same thing hes occurred
again this year, and. curiously enough, The
race was between the same two vessels, all
tho others OF the fleet thu, sailed from China
in company having been left far behind,
The difference between the two this season
was about four hours and half, but even
this is something wonderful when We con-
slider that the race course was about four>
| teen thous.nd miles in length.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
NEW YORK.
q. DUCREGX.s PATENT
For Amstar tnMeous Deeac hrurue
% DlOrses from; Carriages.


TINS INGENIOUS AND VERY UeRfuL I'VE n.
lion. which has been patented In the United States
France and England, Il now offered by the subscriber
to the public, feeling assured they Wi find H. upup
examination, Of the greatest inventions Of the
age.
Prominent among It's advantages are:
Ftxar-The facility with which horses may b. har
messed tn or embarrassed from n Carriage also rpn.
ering ID unnecessary for the person embarrassing to
psss between behind the horses "a il customary.
thus avoiding nny liability Of being Kicked
SrcoNp-- In 0f a horse falling, he may ne
loosed nom the carriarc IN second without aav-
ing his seat u " SO simple In it's operations that
child can work u.
Tnnp Asp GnrArrsr--Tn ease Of horses taking
fright becoming nnnannecahe or runninr away.
the terfib,e;consequencr which frequently follow,
may all be avodea ~ this simple application to car
riages A. the horscs be loosed from the carriage
ain twink ling" and the carriage quickly snd
safely stopped.
Mr.. G, DtfCREuX gave several public exhibitions.
The great favor and praise manifested by the public
on these occasions, Is one OF tho evidences OF pop
ular appreciation of It's merits.
Terms may be known and orders received for APP
plying the patent carriages or purchase ot state
Rights, by addressing 10
u DUCREuX, Pstentec.
Oct. 10. d9m ~ Elizabeth Street. Now York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18

Tns CHICAGO GiRIs.-A Chicago paper
bad Sarcastic" piece about the ambition
Of Boston girls, to which the Boston Post
says:
Per contra, the ambition of . Chicago
girl 10 to live in almost any sort Off swell
front 10 ride before 81 500 span, 10 70 in.
70 cxstacies over cbssp opera aud negro
minssrs'sy, play old s.cdgs for Cataw6a,
reiigiousiy avoid oil kinds Of lectures Or
touching the intellect, merry nan who
owns . fve ssrs fiour mill. cad work up q
divorce at the end Of the honey moon. Hav-
ing cot this and cool. round slimony, she
= ready - dspast-fse . seceud "Trip Over
ths same psegssmne. =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18

BosroN. Oct. IA Gre broke out las
evening in The upper story Of Gsrrisl
Block, occupied BY Mr.. Wells . furaitus,
mandatory. and destroyed the upper part
of the premises.
Howe & Cos wholesale dfuggists, 90 end
II Blackstone street, were considerably
damaged BY Ere and water; also the to6ec,
co and liquor store VI d. J. Carrutto, No
63 Blackstone street.
A lot Of -four owned BY G. N. Bartlett
stored in the basement Of Gesrish Block
Was slightly injured also. The work roou,
OF the New Eogland Stamping Co.'S build
ing, which was damaged to the amount q
10000. 10 owned BY N. f Perry, who
fully insured. The total loss win not ex
coed $50. 600: mosNx-eR:- 80 -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18

DIR. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
A SUBSTITUTE ron CAIos,L.-These Pills com
posed of various roots, having the pewer 10 relax
the secreiions Of the liver promptly and esctuay
blue pill OF mercury, and without producing any
oi those i-sgreeahle dangerous ehec 70 which Of
ten follows the us. of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, as they promote the discharge OF
yitiated bile and these distractions from the
liver and hillary Ducts which are the cause OF bill
Jour aflec lions in general.
SCHENCk's MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache and all disorders of the liver, indicated
by ssliow skin. coated tongue, oostiyencss, drows
and g.neral feeling OF WEAKNESS and lassitude
show ing that the liver Is in torpid or DISTRACTED
condition. In short, these pills may be used with
advantage In all cases when purgave oraItefative
me dicine is required
Please ask for a. DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills."
and observe that the ienesscs Of the DIR. are on
the Government stanp-one when In the last stage
of Consumption. and the other in his present health
Sold Ivy Druggists and dealers. Price IS cts per box
Principal office No Is North 9th St, Philadelphia Pa
General Wholesale Agents: John ID. Park, n. Il.
cor OF Fourth and Walnut St, Cine matt. Ohio:
Walker Il Taylor. f34 and 1876 W abash Avenue. Chi
caeo IN; Collins Brothers, south west cor. of I'd
Vine Streets. ST. Louis, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18

"UxroruLAA and unworthy were our can
lidat.s in the recent election, and that was
tho cause Of our defeat" says tho Philadel-
phis Press. This is news. II never would
have been known but for the dire necessity
for some excuse. Although the campaign
the Pres has been unusually laudatory Of
the nov defeated candidates, and now I'M
willing 10 admit tho waning Of republican
power, attributes the defeat 10 the unpopu.
lsrity and unworthincss Of the candidates.
What . corrupt party is the republican Or
gauixation, whom IL is forced to nominate
such candidates They meet with less favor
before the masses than the most un,ni,igated
coppcfheads.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18


WANTFD.-Eycry man feeling the effects OF a
habit contracted in youth. TO send his name and al
dre-s with cent stamp for return POSTAGE 10 Or -
EiNrR GopErE, Box 1870, Philadclpha, Pa, who
will inform them of amethod by which they can be
cured and the ,ipof OF youth restored. aug.ia-im
Warranted Cheapest and best!
To Farmers, Express Companies. Stage Proprietsrs.
Livery Establishments, and all who use Hor,es.
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT.
In Pint Bottles, ut One Dollar,
For the cure OF Lamencss. Scratches, Wind CALI.
Sprsine, bruises, srlict- Calls. Collie, Slipping Sti.
ne, Overheating. Sore Throat. Nail in the Foot. &c.
All who own or employ horses, are assured that
this Iiniment will do oil and more than lie stated in
curing the abo,e-named complaints. Dur.ng twenty
years has never failed to give satisfaction in Sin
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Sold by Druggists and Saddlers. Price 70 cents per
box. Depot. o5 Cortlandt street. New York.
THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH. There
fore tho nervous and dehiitsted should tm1cdiatc-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18

The Grand Jury just drawn for the par>
ish of New Orleans, is conn osed equally o.!
white and black