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OF DEATHS, that annually
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r RAIL RO A ID.
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Extract from a letter dated Dawson, Iowa, April
-, 1866, to DR.. Brandreth, from
Andrew Logan, Esq.
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DIR. J. nj. M'CAULEY,

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II. C. CONNELLY.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB.
n lie, Rock Island, III. Office over she Tos'
Office.
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FIFTY THOUSAND HEADS

now clothed with masses of rich black and
brown hair would, if they were unfortunately
Q u T OFF
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CriStadOrG'S Hair DYE,
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS take hold and e1pe
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PETER FRIES,

DECTIFTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
II Domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer IN
Eoseign Wines and Liquors. Front street, oPpo-
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O. ], DIMICk,

DEAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT, OF
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Rock Isand, ILL.,
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PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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Perry Street, betUeen Third aud Fourth Sss,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
WITH FACILITIES UNSURPASSED, added
w to the experience Of more than twenty
years, hopes to merit q large share of patronage.
noy29dly.
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Young America
NEW FIRM.
HEN & KELLEY.

Phil. Helm, formerly proprietor of the estab-
lishment under Darts Hall, and James S. Kelley,
formerly conductor on the Chicago, Rock Island
Pacific railroad, having purchased of Mr.. F.
Ridenbaugb, his lease of Young America, and
fixtures and stock on hand, respectfully give mo-
tice that they will continue the business usual,
at the same place, and they hope the old patrons
of the house will continue to call and see them.
TO THE FARMERS.
They will take especial pains to furnish the
farmers, people from the country, any other
rlacn With
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Prepared from q Prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary
to the Queen.
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peN0SYlVA0,a-

RICHMOND, July lV.-A convention 10
session at Burkvills. compssed Of farmera
representing twelve Virginia and several
North Carolina counties. adjourned sfts,
passing resolutions sxprsasisg their will
ingnsss to sell lands 10 purchasers from
any section Of the United States, and also
recommending the formation Of eeupanisa
in each county to sell lands to foreigners.
RENO, Pa. July 1O.-About 10 o'clock this
forenoon the buildings used BY the Reed
Torpedo Company. for the filling Of tor.
I,edoes and the storage Of powder, Wal
blown up. +. b. Morrison. who WAS in the
building, was blown through the cir some
500 feet, and came down . shapeless body
The windows in the houses for quarter Of
q mile were broken.
PorgsvnLE. Pa. July 1O-The strike
among the miners ID assuming . threaten
ing attitude Several mills about TamsQua
have been compelled to suspend, BY visits
from miners who forced wUrkmea 10 stop.
Labvring men ON railroads have also been
driven or The st. Clair Iron Works have
been visited. but the proprietorS refused to
acceie 10 the dcinsnd Of the strikers, and
as company has been enrolled 10 preserve
orler il ls feared that there will be blood
shed
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kansas Referred to the committee on
freedmen aN.irs-
The bin for the distribution ofthe AWARDS
for the capture OF jeff Davis as reporseu
from the committee on CLAIMS was passed..
After some discussion MIR. iownsenu 10
trnfuccd bin TO incorporate The Y. ?. ro y
,al telegraph system. Incorporating u. ~.
Hubbard, and associates with capital st0cx
OF 500. 900, and authorizing the Postmaster
General % make o ten years contIaCs 'o'
the transmission OF messages. Referred 70
The post OH ce committee.
The iIous N proceeded to the consId-
Grafton 81 The deficiency bill.
Among the amendments agreed 10 vas
one ina, NJ contrlc. for public work shall
be entered into =. hich shalt Involve larger
expenditure than the amount appropriated
for that purpose
An amendment for increased compcnss.
ton 10 the civil employees Of the Govern
ment in Washington Was rejected. Inc
bill passed. Its provisions have already
been stated.
Recess till 7:3O; the evening session TO
be for bills from Committee on Military
Affairs
EVENING SEssIoH.-Mr. Garfield reported
a bin in reference 10 retired army officers
hlrD u VII w ItduCC buS uAM my " PC7NS -
adjustment The first section continues
the office of General Of the Army, and gave
rise 10 discussion
Mr. Wilson, Of Iowa, moved to strike out
the section. Rejected.
Dir. Logan moved an amendment, by
providing that the duties of the Office
shall, in case OF vacancy, devolve on officer
next in rank. Agreed TO.
Mr.. Johnson moved that the Office be dis
continued. Rejected.
The second section, wbsch refers to the
Office Of IL. General, amended on motion OF
Logan similar to first section.
The third section, Which provides that
there shall b. no brevet appointment Of
General or IL. General. was amended by
striking out the words "of general or Ii.
GcDvtsl." Subsequently the words "exccpt
for inerlsorious services in presence OF the
enemy" were added.
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FORTlETm CON0REss.

WASHINGTON, July O.-SRNArx.-Tbe
bill passed transferring the duties OF col
ored schools Of Washington and George
town 10 the trustees of public schools.
The Chair submitted . letter OF resana.
ton from Senator johnson.
The bill to protect the riehts of Ameri
can citizens abroad Was made the special
order for Monday next
Mr.. Harlan called up the bill to bridge
the Mississippi at Rock Island.
Dir. Morrill, offered an amendment that
the expenses shall mot exceed one million
dollars: Adopted. and after opposition by
Ar. Wilson. paased-25 against 10
Mr.. Cattell called up HE bill to provide
Tor the further iseue Of Temporary loan Ger
tificates for the redemption Of the outstapd.
lag compound interest notes.
MIR. Trumbull offered . substitute su.
thorizipg and directing the Secretary Of the
Treasury to sell ON The nrst Monday In
August seven millions Of surplus coin in
the Treasury, and similar amount caca
subsequent month until the amount in the
Treasury exclusive Of that for which gold
certificates are deposited shall have been
reduced to forty million.
Mr.. Trumbull made remarks in support
OF his proposition.
The morning hour expired, and brought
up the unfinished business OF Yesterday.
namely MIR. Edmunds' bill, excluding from
the ELECTORAL College the votes of States
lately in rebellion. which ehall no. have
been re-organizel
M, Edmunds favored aud Mr.. Davis Cd.
n. Nye followed in dcnuciatiou Of che
De4ocfAnc Convention. whose platform be
au S va .IAuo AND lie. and In euloey OF
ar DAVIS reminded the s.r.,or h., m
matter how rebel hard NAV ~. 90"
wi III the blood Of Union soldiers IN. NJ
zeal party Is willing to receive him 40 SOON
as be proiessed repentance. He said H.,
uenc:sl Grant VAS possessed of more nj
NODE al the qualities Of soldier but c,,r.
age and will, and asseritd that bet for a.,
aceident and but for an ADLER man than
himself We never would have heard Of hin,
as candidate for the Presidency.
Mr.. Morton spoke of Gen Blair's rfcant
letter as threatening rebellion in the futuye
claiming that his nomination for the V,cc
Presidency, was made upon that letter. and
his sentiments were endorsed by the Demo
| cratic party and by the platform Of tha,
party. He called upon Scna.uss- MEGA
this issue boldly.
Housx.-rhe committee on conference
asked In the bill granting lands TO Min.
nesota an appropriation to aid In the i'm.
proyement OF the Mississippi river
Mr. Schenck from the committee of WAYS
| and means. reported joint resolution 10
extend TO the first Of January 1869, the term
| for the collection OF the District tax in the
| South. Passed.
Mr.. Baker presented memorial from
The Afkaasao Constitutional Convention
asking aid in rebuilding the levee along
the Arkansas and Missiaeippi riven in Al.
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CnicAG,. July 10.-Mrs. Van Slsden
wife of druggist, took an overdose Of chic
roiorm last night 10 relieve an attack oil
neuralgia. and was found dead this morn
ing.
A young servant girl, name not asccr-
tanned, took poison last night in conse-
gu nee OF disappointment. in love, and died
soon alter.
The wheat harvest is progressing rapidly
in southcrly parts of the West The re-
ports with few exceptions confirm the pre-
vious adyices and it is now deemed certain
that = good crop IN quantity and quality
Will be secured.
While the Democracy of Des hoines was
nation. gun prema,urely exploded, killing
John Mccarthy
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LATEST NEWS
~ TEEECR.fPU.
Iss THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
sew YORH.

NEw YoRK, July 1.-THE committee
designated BY tho National Democratic
Convention 10 present the nomination TO
the candidates performed the duty assigned
them last evening, at Tammany Hall. Gen.
Morgan, Of Ohio. chairman Of the commit
tee, 10 = brief address, made formal ten
der OF the nominations 10 Gov. Seymour
and Gen. BAR. Gov Seymour returned
thanks. and said that the nomination was
unsought and unexpected, but be found
himself caught in the overwhelming tide
that 10 bearing on towards a great political
change, and he found himself un.bs 10 re-
sist the pressure. The resolutions, he de-
clared, were in accordance with his wishes,
and he would strive 10 carry th,m ont in
future, wherever he was placed, in public or
10 private life. lie congratulated Consery'
ativc men upon the evidence everywhere
shown OF triumph at the next election. 10
CONCLUSION he promised customary letter
Of acceptance in few days.
Al the conclusion OF Gov. Seymour
speech. Gen. Blair made some remarks &C
cepting the nomination for the Wee Prssi-
dency. pledging himself to adhere 70 the
principles enunciated in the platform.
While the proceedings were going on in
side Tammany Hall al immense gathering
collected outside, who seemed animated
With tho greatest enthusiasm fer Seymour.
Upon making his appearance on the plat
form which had been erected in Tho street,
he Vas greeted with tremendous cheers. In
few words be thanked the multitude for
their expressions Of appreciation, and sx-
cussd himself from making . heightened
speech on the ground Of fatigue. The
meeting was subsequently addressed by y.
8. Coz, Gen. Blair and others. and finally
adjourned with three times three rousing
cheers for Seymour and Blair.
The soldiers' and sailors executive CON-
mites organized yesterday. Gen. J. Nc
Quads, Of Utica, N. v, Was chosen chair
man, Col. Jas. X. o Brien. Of Wsshisgton,
secretary, and Gen. M. Gulick, OF Phiia-
dolphin, corresponding secretary. Col.
Kingsley, Of Boston; Gen. J. w. Denver,
Of California; Col. d. Campbell, Of Ohio,
we're appointed sub-sxecutivs committee.
Blair's nomination was entirely sasisiacto-
~, bat Seymour vas openly condemned.
The register Of the delegates shows to:sl
Of $500 names, among them are 100 naval
efhsrs.
A. the Wsstchsstsr Oyer and Tsrminsr,
yssterdAy, soldiers Michael Summer and
Chas. Burke we're sentenced to Be hanged
on the 2Sth Of August, for killing Ellen
llicks.
The Northwestern delegation subscribed
$500 for the relief Of . man injured at the
firing Of the salute at Union Square on
Thursday.
The master masons held . meeting last
night. A committee Of mechanics con-
nectsd with house building voted to pub
lish an address and canva.sed the subject
of forming union Of master mechanics of
all trades.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PorrsvlLLs, July 1.-THE strikers con-
tnue their warlike demonstrate ms. Gangs
OF miners are rowing abou, in nll drcc
tons last night, bit they c. mmitted 70
violence. The strikers have driven tho
woikmen from the Mil Creek railroad this
morning. Tho marshal Of tho county is
guarding the furnace and collenas in the
vicinity Of Pot,svillc with an armed forcs.
4 iiyht .npenrs inevithh.r
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OHIO.

}. i. Woodruff, news editor Of the Gin
cinnari Times, while returning to his home
IN the country yesterday p. NJ. was sun
struck and died almost Immediately
Joseph S. Bodily, Of the firm Of Law &
Bodily, died last night Of heart disease.
On the Union Base Ball grounds, ysster.
day. John b. Hatfield, OF the Cincinnati
club. upon a wager. threw n regulation
bass ball Of full size and weight, distance
Of 396 feet, the longest throw on record.
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HAVANA.

HAvANA, July II. Mexican dates of tho
A. state
Escobedo has burned and ransack ed the
Vile dc Valla
General Galvez las been executed.
A brother of Miramon has been imprs.
oned. Kescuonsry sdocuments were found
in his possession.
Cepeds has boon re-instalied Governor Of
YucatAn