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Iroissard, the French general and tutor of the
prince imperial, Is founding, and reac he'd his
present grade in the army by his Extraordinary
talents and bravery. He covered himself with
the line during the June insurreo,ion Of Isas anS
was decorated by Mcmahon sfter the taking Of
the Mslakof. But he is politically a most m.
principled fellow. He was president of A rennh.
iican officers club in 1919, but was one OF the first
officers TO offer his services to Louis Napoleon in
1850. The empress dislikes him, and his punii
the prince imperial, is more afraid of him than of
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CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FSs. THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
Ssa1a6 VIA PANAMA. RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK on TIE sth and 10Th OF
EVERY MONTH the day before when those dates fad
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN By ANT OTHER LINZ
Yer furthsr Information sddrso
D. y. CARRIN6ToN. Assns,
Pier 8 North River, New fork
VIZ WEBB, Prssidsnt; CHAs DANA Vice Prssdsnt
Oncs 81 Exchange Place. New York
A O. PIERPONT - co.
A O. PIERPoNr. ,. NoUoID, CHRIS NEHLE.
Wholesale 0rocers
DEALERS IN WESTERN PRODUCE.
Is New Lsvss and Is Fulton street, New Orleans
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Having returned taer absence Of years. TO ~
former home In the immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn
viii open MONDAY, he 10th Of September next an In
gish and Classical School for the education OF Boys
Thelocsity Of this Institution delightful combining an
the advantages Of town and country The grounds ample
sndw bagan besutned and adorned with tres
and shrubbey The suding large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for Schso purposes The house has beer
recently furnished from cellar 10 garrett and now beins
reprinted repapered recesnsed and repured that Ne
locality In the whole country win be healthfaL
The discipline Of the School viii be mild and parental but
frm and decided and every win to develop ths
physical intellectual and moral Of the pupil rs
Principal Of the School prepared board Twsu
ScnoiAra
Terms tor Session Of Five Months:
Tuition In Primary Department. ..................SI
Higher Branches athemstics and Classic extra 90
Board per MONTH including fuel and lights. %
Contingent
Washing At lsundress' prices.
-.-...- JAMES keNUTT. Principal
References nom fsnnsssss-Col yno. McGavock Cen Il
r. DeGrsfenreid Col ON Perkins, r H. Bradley, Esa..
Col ". g. McLemors. J. 3. McEwsn, ESQ.,, Coz John L
House. Rev. A n. Cunningham D. D., Rev. Francis H.
ESQ., udss p. O. q Perkins. J. ". Nssly Robt p. Moo
amss Allison
References from vlrgfnis-Hon. Andrew g. rulsn, Dr.
". ssndsrs Gen VIM Isry, Q. q A, Randall Mc0svock
ksq ssnl. r Crockett, ESQ, Themas Wood Esq, Rev.
kLscy, J. O. Graham, G. G. Tate Stephen McGsvock,
James L. Whsuy. wyths county; Cen James A. walksr
~. Edwin q WATSON, J. B. AsxsnAer ESQ, Rsv Danl
Ewing. ysnss l. Cloyd. ESQ. Pulash county.
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TOWBOATS. ~
NEW ORLEANS TowBOAT ASSOCIATION.
- - THE UNDER0I0NED, zes..
lIG&HketS wishing to estab 'sh equitable 0fnxfb
- and UNIFORM Of Towage, and ss1a1k11kk
otter greater facilities 70 the shipping 'erfnx and
leaving this port have combined the following Towboats
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland. Lsviathan, Gladiator end
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. Thos. n. Morgan, Equator. " n.
bash, Norman. Republic, Tscums>h
Wieaeo and Reliance.
ma number and power Of the above associated Line OF
Iowbcas guarantees that no detenteu viii occur, either
PETER MARCY Eclipss Lima
SCHNEIDER { ZUBERBiER
EDWARD A. YORKE o., Lana
J. @. NORCROSS,
CHAR FIfzENRfTER
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Exports.

notwithstanding Kensngton- 1910 bales cotton 8N
hides
IkDIANOLA AND GALyEsTON-stesmship Morgan
400 bbls -four % bbs sugar Is whs 20 10
bids 20 bxs 100 bags coffee 50 candles 50
SKIS ost. 1862 pkgs mdse
ST LOUls-steamer Bis ok l6s5 bars railroad iron
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NRw YORK.
FOB NEW YoRK
uzaoHAHrv STEAMSHIP LINE
g-.o cf Vlt
x164e oou'h-'.s The ans-s'... ss..n.AA.-
SsEsSESf S.iI
saNHkAE .ospssin a W. W. s.npss1
UNITED STATES. Captain ase. 4. Norssn
s.sn.s ns. New York EVERY SATURDAY.
rA' 'ssanshis o., w..a..
A. ". SAMPSON. Corsnmdsr,
WIN leave wharf opposite Vegetable Market secutd Dissc
SATURDAY., Oct ~, at 5rx.
Thess Steamer have superior accommodations for
ves frsssht or vsssags apply 70
~ Bills of Lading signed through to Liverpool
WOOD. Low v. ly sV Gs%nss stree.
SATURDAY. October 81, at n.
FOB NEW yoAK DIRECT.
THE oRonwELL LINZ
,FMe. This Line is composed of the following steam
Gee. Cre.wsn. Gee. Wsshi,ssss.
Marfposa. Oertess
''' ''''"'A" Geo. w..h,nsss..
E.v EAGER Commander,
visavs hs wharf. foot Of Toulouse ssrssA SATURDAY
October 2ith. st6n -
Passage
Freight for LIVERPOOL HAvRE and BREMEN taksr
: IS .isEssf By, q l'An' ''n for '''as
ALFRED uouEron,
q Oarondslst strssS
BALTIMORE
FOB BALTnoRR AND HAVANA
sas new ORLEANS. BALrrneRs AMP BANANA
REGULAR sEkLhONrHLy LINE or sfEAnsHIps
LIBERfY......Ix p TONS. .Thos A sain oomm.pa~
oosA.'."......nss tens... .Dukshsrt, COmnAndsr.
CARRYING UNITED STATES HAILs
FIRST CABIN;
Through Tickets 70 New York. ................ nse
E<, FOE aALTIA0RE AND HAVANA
SAlsf.s . .'. .. AT kEr wEsT-fhs splssais
Maryland.
T. G. REED, Commander,
WIN leave her whsSf, opp site Jackson Square. on
TUESDAY, Oct 2Oth at IT, NJ, carrying the U. 8. mails.
FOR reighs or passage. having aRslrp.sssa sooommods
rons. apply 70 wIrHkRsPooN. HALsEY 4 co.. Agents,
- oarcndslss strssl
s-Ho bills Of ,.di1x sS. she:. Of the Company v
once No freight Ter Havana taken sfisr u s'secs En-
HAVANA.
Fee HAvANA-U. s. MAIL LINE
To sail on SATURDAY, October 2fth, at O'Clock p NJ
FOR HAVAGA-U g. MAIL LINE
Ssh The AL Iron Steamship
Alliance,
PARKER, Comm, nder
Will leave her WHAT Of Caliope street First p,st,t
as above For freight passage apply 20 $4,000
y. W. PERKINS a co. Agents.
Is Carondelet street.
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Observation-Disclosures

GALVESTON
MORGAN LINE q. g. NAIL srEAnsHrPs
ESen FOR 0ALvEsTON AND INDIAN
SGEt OLA /. The following new iron iowprSssare
s Steamships form this Line:
w. q. HeWes......l. q. Harris. "A ustan
p nary............ gnes.. .......... Harlan.
Alabs ma............C v escs mt. .Msrgan.
CLINTON osep hine. II atagorda.
W. X. TALBOT Commander
WIN SAT- from foot Of St. Joseph street on WEDNESDAY
Octlber list at A -
rerfrsghs Or passage apply
CHAs 4. WHITNEY . 90, As,nss
90 and % Camp strssk
Freight insured half the rates adopted nv th .s
Of Underwriters July LIST. 1865
The Steamship AGNES will succeed the MORGAN ana
sail on FRIDAY. October sd. ave "As
E1f1& FOR TEXAN
INSIDE BKRwICKs BAT ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
feesnssn Ferry Boat sppodts yark,oo sausrs
on SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sAfUR.
eisrs Depot a n arriving 81 Brashssr CIV !, ne
taxing the Morgan Line Steamships ct Brsshea Galveston
JOsephine................. J. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Matsgorda.. Capt. j. j. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYa
Tfckes 70 b had and state until O'Clock
EvERr DAY Sundays excsptsd At the oscs Of the Ops
Ferry Landing. the morning Of departure " - ''
sAML = sQyiREs, Ticket Agent.
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Warine Sntelligenre.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 90 CAxP 81
Wednesday. October 81 Ia

Wednesday. October q, l565. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Kensington. BabsOn, for Boston
Steamship Moragn Talbot for Galveston and Ind
Steamer Bismarck, Entricken. for St Louis Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Brig Emily West from Incianols in BALLAST to msster-s8
Sd district
rowBoArs.
Harry Wright Wright iron, the Passes-went down light
Emily
Magenta Hicks from Memphis
w Hlek LLongworth; isen from Louisville
Big Ho- n Wallis from Grssnwo
Ts s.Sa bl s,,:.s from TMs Noon.
Sarah, Murray, from MObis-Nsw Basin
Below Coming Up.
ship golconda Davis, from Liverpool 18th August to
Ship Mcleod BOw1rgg from Liverpool 10th Aag-, to H
ship Riverside, Randall, from Shield Eng. to Lowell
Brig Kennedy selmau, 6 hours from Havana, in bal
last. to Seller &co
Memoranda
New Yo'k. Oct D.-By telegraph to- Fosdck &co-The
for oIle.ns put into Key West date and would
Henley,
from bcurd for New Orleans days out put back
INTO Lough Fos le leaky.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
DIAN was for Mobile schr NJ Newins Ru and Arrived
from Ga weston steamship Ariadne, Eldridge from New
leans ship Victor, Gates
FoREIeN PORTS.
Lveruool Oct. 1-saied for New Orleans British ship
Lon Fusel for Mobile Spanish bark Hsnvt Aurea Pc
Genoa, sept. 26-saled for New Orleans, brig Marsha
Chicero.
Barcelona Sept 2-Arrived from New Orleans schooner
Cleaner. Lesch and sailed destination not given
Ciepuegos Oct 3-Arrived from NewOreans, schooner
Olato Relimpo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03

Tn,ro - now settled ccavi>ticn that
HofTrsn vii be The Democratic remince
for Governor o. New y,rt. Narahy viii
cnly &c. cn~p''. nsnis-y -ote.
Dt M3-gsn. Of Egsnsfi.e. I'D, n IN
aeen.ial ci.izan, aad z Republican, who
le'pcd l. oegsnizs fhat party las arr 'nn-
cd that Sc can a. Is furiher IL tha. d.
rection. bu. tina. he shall supper. Seq mour
ao6 Blair.
ave hsve ar'rht to the sell That We
have staiuad with our blood. = Wsedpeck-
or Ho,to.
III some Of ,ha word peckers we know o.
we're sver in battle. they staia>d the SOL
with q material infinitely richer than blood
az fsrlliz.r.-Ind., Herald.
The New York World reports Judge
Chase AZ saying that the Democrats are
likely 10 carry wert Virgins, Private ad-
vice. OF our own confirm the opinion.
Many residents Of Western Virginia who
never voted a Democratic ticket their lives
will do so this fall. Count the five votes
Of that State 10 the Seymour and Blair
column.
The Boston Post says: General Howard
figures the expense Of the freedman's
Bureau down TO about ten millions Of dol
lars, and Mr.. WrLLrs to about Eve. The
radicals will soon prove il source Of raw
enue, ifthey keep on cyphering."
Radical rules won't work both way.
Alabama rejected her Constitution, and
was admitted into the Union. Mississip pi
rejected hsrs, and was excluded. The
reason was that Alabama made = "carpet.
bag constitution, and Mississippi did not.
1t takes twenty thousand soldiers, Al q
cos. Of two thousand dollars . year ps.
head,t keep up black domination, OF
black damnation. in the South. Had ",
better continue to pay the money.
The radical organs all united in pro
claiming that GRANT would walk over IN,
track wi.hou, competition. New they al
say. I'VE a'e in the mids. Of a most dss
pesatc struggle. All, and so they Or,
coming 10 their senses. It's high time.
The Atlanta. Georgia. Constitutisn thu.
nails the lie that there 10 any intention Il
the South torevive the institution Of ala
very:
"That the success Of Democracy meant
slavery again 10 tho particular lie mos
commonly whispered in negroes ears b.
c'osc cropped school marms, psdlaTs o
Yankee gospel, md every political scoun
drcl in Georgia from Ccn!ey up to DR.
Maui. The negroes must DO made TO un
dersisud iha, rhi'e tis 10 to be forsrer .
~hnc mans country. yet the negro may
live here end enjoy tbs fruit Of Of his OWE
sbor without f,er Of fnocs.s,on from any
source whr,eycr."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03

The same enthusiasm which sxl.,s in tho
East, over u. nomination of Seymour ana
Blair, is shosu hy 'hs Democracy Of tho
Far West" The Stockton, Csli:orni,,
Gas,tte says.
"Fron every mountain, valley ard
gn'ch from very city md every Iain in
California mes tho cheering intelligence
thai the Democracy end tie conservatives
nrr united eud jubilien over tho nsmn--
lions ard platform msde by tic Democratic
Convention The nsmea Of Seymour and
Glpr are upon tho tongue Of every man
Who revcrences free government. and hates
oppression. The great mses Of tho psopls
from whom tho Just powers, Of govern
mcn' ere derived, see in thu Nominees Of
tho Democracy, statssmanship and lofty pa
t,iotism. Horatio Seymour stands pre- sn,-
inenty At the head OF living American
statesmen. Since the days Of Webster,
Clay. Calhoun, Siias Wright, and Stephen
A. Douglas. he has been without . peer in
al those qualities OF the head and heart
which make up the man Of enlarged views
aud patriotic impulses. His private life 10
without spot or b,emish; his public career
is untarnishsd by any dishonorablo act,
such ~ cnaracterixs toe many Of our public
men Of the present day"
Tho above Is from = Democratic source,
but here ia Whist the leading Radical organ,
the San Francisc, Ealtetin. says Of sx Gov.
Seymour
"Ha Gov. SEYMOUR is man ef splcn.
did presence, of magnetic manners, and alb
sclute purity Of character, which traits.
combined with his disinterestedness rs a
partisan, give him great popularity and in
ilucncc, and will mako him tho inert formid-
able competitor Of Grant that could have
have boen nominated from the great State
of New York. The objections to Seymour
will be purely political"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
WY. T.. rts..yJAv
Second Congressional District.

Eea 4ar,e- T. Lane. auf Capt. J. II. Wallace,
Re- al abi Democrat eiuiida,ee Tor District
El-c; vii d-cus- the pold A. isslee of the day u
fte s5-NiHr lirr : and place
Ilqt ~. Cess- 20 Noudsv, sept. "a.
teGr KspiI-. Linz 90. Tuesusy. Sept. 10.
N.rar Lmu Co.. ". inesiny, Sept. iG.
Aa.rfcsa- Jon~s co, Tharsday, sept. II.
p-AM cIininm 20. Ffid y, sept. Is.
~slaskc'a Jackson 90. Saturday, Sept. 10.
Clinton N5stsy. sept. q.
Dascupo-.. Tnestsy. sept. 90
a1s-al .. wsdn-.fav sept, -.
Wilton. II iscitlue Co., Thursday. Sept. -
Th- - ss'oo- will com nence at o'clock, p. NJ
n esrh iu.tan - except At Dewitt Clinton, Dav-n-
POI, .ud suseatine where they will begin AT Is
~'cfscs
rspT wallace ~ln s~gia thedlsruss,o~ q, Upton.
ss~sslas one pcur. 10 be followed ~ Mr.. Lane one
hslrsada malt, Capt. wallace rejoinlng In thirty
nlaasrs =, lne nexs m~%tiny Mr.. Lane viii open
aas - On. Alternately during the disc assions.
TIE iocs' comm tees are reQuseted TO attend IA
aas-f'isiag and srspging Tor thsse meet ings and
ths Paslc journals both psrtiss 70 pubiish yke.s
arpolu,m -n,s
~ order ri tho Central Couswiweca Of tina arc,nt
Congressional District. EDWARD II. THAyER,
Chm Dem. Cent. Com
T. -. INaERsOLL.
Chm Rep. Cent. Com.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ECONOMY ISNEALTH.

hsso,l been sue,ec, o. Greatest Interest an d
TN porrasce - families, ard OF rni-erra Inquiry
anon Z Bozsescepers, to fna an .fci.nt, par. and
mild ccte--.ve agent.
McKeons. Van Haa~sn e. Co..
To supply tbis great and general want, oIgrr ias
public their new article Of
s T y a X n T. SO AP
FOR FAMILY Use.
To our customers Who ere fsm,liar With the High
STANDARD quality OF oar Rich, F'ower-sesntsd, and
Family Soaps, We nee& %, cay that oar sTRARINE
soaps made OF pure iaaserisls, and contains 10
adulterat,ops Of chslk, clay. scafs Of soaa or In
urious aikellss which go generally enter into tho
composition Of CHEAP SOAPS. which really coe.
more in the end than our stcsripe Soap beside the
'''' Dir sCT,oNs FOR Jsx'
I. uoA sssd no boiling. and very little rubbing.
vns pound VIII 60 y far. for .ay sse. .. tsrs:
H~a. Q. eoamca rosin SOAP or two pounds best
. Il rsqsires les than oss.AsH n. sas and L.
oe , 20 90 the washing Of family that i requires
= Por cleaning Pain,s and removing orsess, Tar
.ss II. sss =. s
Gle for washing hands a. It does not chap. bet great
ly soitens the skin.
D he super iorify OF the maseri9e uaoo ana the
Soap not containing any excess OF alkaliee, 10 more
mild thar any other known washing soap, and IL I'M
doubtediy the hes, adapted for white and colored
clothing ~ we ca NIB les and sces; snd 10 ar
rsnted nst rot the ciothee neither will they turn
yellow, no matter how long kept over.
We offer our stearins Sosp on its INTRINSIC
MERITS. asking for 1t only fair trial. and fit does
not prove satisfactory viii refund the money PAID
FOR It. Sold by E 8. BALLORD. Davenport; HEN
ny DARTS SONS. Rock Island. and by the trade
generally aug2o-1eoa3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
D r. j A M ES.

FORMERLY OF "JAMEs' LOCK HOSPITAL
j New Orleans. La. Established in 1850 and f6s
the last Elk years located in Cricagohe most sue
csssfu Specialist OF the age in the treatment Of all
diseases OF private nature-can be conddentially
censulted at bile ONCE and rooms ~ RANpolPa srpnsy
ooHsER OF DHARBoRS srKrsr, uP STAINS, upon the
sfeatment OF Chronic, Mercurial, Syphilitc, Blood
and Skin Diseases and ali Disorder Of Contagioue
Vensreal Cnasactsr-wh!ch be cures without the ~
OF mercury iodine potasea, arsenic, or any poison
but with hie NsurnALixRa positlve Tor al he
more and blood poisons
ORGANIC wKAkNEss, such - Seminal wsak.
nese. Nocturnal and Diurna Emissions. brought on b.
abuse OF the organ early ind0cfstion, sxcessss, Of
Inherited causing loss Of memory. confusion, Do.
precision, dimness Of vision, and ofoa times inean.
y, with deplosable train Of othes sy0pt0ms-
treated and radically cured by IN infAAble method,
oavirR time and expense. All Diseases peculiar 20
snd o. private radically
Old diseases Of the most horrible elAss, whses the
blood hes become poiscned-prodacing blotches On
the face, small watery blstersrans tn the hoad and
bones-ulcefated throat and noce ooree on he 1nbe
and BODY. erofula-togethe4 With an endless num-
Der Of sunerines-edectualy and permanently eured.
d: JAnm IL recommended By TIE press Of she
county y predecessors Of medical colleges, end By
should apply to him and Be cured e once
N JAZZ can BE consulted, e0n6oenual1y, By let
Yer. r. u Box 81, Chicago ILL.,. eacloeinR stamp for
return answer; or at bis once and paplorp, % Rsn-
do!pn street, corner Of Dearborn street, from a.
T. 70 w. =. Ton separate rooms, and Dsivats =.
nance end exits. 90 that patieote never ouno b
contact With each other. EvsrythinR private md
just published. by Dr.. James, two pamphlets, %
SPExAAsonRa3A and SYFTuIs, end hoek eoa6 in
sealed envelope 70 any addrcee. On r0ceipt 81 -
csnos ~ shfse RED postage stampe: i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03

Oar neishbor-ths G5s-ts has m ar
dent and interesting friend in tho person Of
he Hon, John A. Kasson. Of Des Msluss
In oder 70 bring this friend promiosn tly
before it, renders. II ndveYtises him in big
black letters in most prominent position in
~ columns, anncancing'his coming 10 sd-
Mess shs Rspublicans A. score u places
E1usingtA s psssces month. All this /, very
HID and adectionats.
8 II Aaethsr place in the paper the Re-
.nShliaan brsthrsn are informed that this
Dnesy pet 10 most. low charsc&er-a per-
~ beas: in his life and conduct" an
oQsa adultsrsr," says the Gazette Verify
eAie Il . friendly Recommendation Of the
Eooleaesd gsa.!cman. 20 the masses before
49, - ID Advertised in the Gontts to
Qsaki Itspsaks significantly Of She lead
- q shs Rspublican party-shewing il
- aceoacsu b true. to what depths Of
~ nirs shs chief msa ofihst party are
nkin9.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
To Dye, or not to ,DyOP
THAT Is TIKI QUERY.

iyour hairs gray or red, then hear ye. hear -.
Use CHRISTADoRos DYE, and none will jeer -
CnnsrApoRc'e HAS PRssSrvArrvR
Avn BEArrsrtn.-Iti lie actually eEecting wonders
People with their hair aimcet ruined by the use Of
dslessrious ncstrums. src now rejoicing In luxu-
RANT crop, and this has been accomplished By
Oh iuee Of the above wonderful compound.
Sold by Drugs isie and applied BY all Hair Dres.
crs. Mandatory No. % Maiden Lana. Principa
Den 1. No. 6 Astoy House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
MagQle's BennePlant

THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE, the fame
OF which Is spread broadcast Throughout the conn
try, 10 undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever
fered to the public for the complaints for which II 10
Intended. We have in our possession testimonial
furnished voluntarily BY Col Long, late Chief Topo
graphical Engineer Bureau At Washington. Gen
Fits Henry Warren, Gen. Pleasanton, and othere Of
the army; Father p J Desmet. the celebrated In
dian Missionary; also otc re of the Navy Surgeons
Hospital Stewards, Commanders Of nearly every
steamer ply ing ihs Mississippi and tributary riv
ers, Western Sanitary and Christian Commissious
army Chaplains and Others too n9meroast to mention
Likewise highest cncominms OF the Prsss, most Of
which are published in our almanac, (which We WILL
tend TO any requesting o. praisng its valuable
medicinal qualities in the highese terms. No Other
medicine has snch recommendations j. d G. MA
CURE. Sole Proprietors ~ Louis, Mo. Sold by
DR. eliess And medicine 4 alars axcrx sxhaxe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03

JsAa Logan, DIRTY Work Jehn, {" ~ the
lspsblieass we're west 10 call him, vas a
oeoe nan when he was Dsnserat. Whom
- west int the army his Whole property
xialy invsntorisd $4,000. New, John owns
ropsrty in Chicago alone worth 4loo, 900.
lev did hs make il, Most certainly net
HE pay In NE army. Il wAs not left to
IL. fer his family and relatives are all
pser. Hsw then did dirty work John csms
y The 500 600 worth Of property His
net the first Instance where rampant,
ssiag s'lsyslty" paid. aud whore lsud
sesssisas Il pa1Kissisa were made to
~ ~ dbhsasos pessistisos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03

"rr WORKS rUH A cHARN."

Every person in ths toun will 6nd tito thelr prof
II ne well ~ for their comfort, n they ues Rem
nee 1snfn-Ixflling MngioO1 when thsy
have Headache. ToOtAache, Chiio)A1o, Ague In the
atica, Bfuiese Cramps, Code, Croup, Sore Throat,
or any paine Of THE nature. Tho ladies viii ind it,
use blessing TO relieve their pccuiiar paine Il 10
one Of the bert things to use in the family zen
eral remedy for any kind Of painfal disorder hut
or burn discovered and Il IL clean nd delicious
chants ana Grocere WM. RkNNB.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAD TAS fI'I.,

In the month in the morning is OF the symptoms
Of bilious condition or disordercd state of the
LIVER, aud should not, for atDcle day, be neg ected
a. Il i- hut the premoni,ory symptom Of 8 train Of
evils and the very seeds Of .ea.c. Procure At once
Rohaek's Blood Pills. administer them according to
% directions Accompanying each boz, and the dim
Guilty and danger Of disease will At one be removed