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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10

Sos. reader. .seli-abuse. tvensreal diseases
badly cured. aud sexual excesses are all capable
Of producing weakness of the generative or
sans. The organs OF generation, when IN per-
'sct health. make the man. Did you ever think
that those bold. defiant, energetic, psrssvsrine,
saccesssul business men, are always thees whose
Rensrasive organs are In perfect heaiths Voc
never hear such men complain OF being melan-
choly. 81 nervousness. OF palptAtisn of the heart
They are never afraid they cannot succeed in
business. they don't become sad aud discour-
aged they are always polite and pleasant in the
company Of ladies'. and look ron and them right
m the face, none Of YOUR downcast looks or any
other meannc,s about them do not mean
those who keep the organs infsmed bv BY run
alag TO excess These will not only ruin their
onstiti'ntion. but also those they do business
s,th or for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases
rom the effects of solf abuse and Xcessss, have
brought about that ststeof weak ness in those or.
gans that has reduced the general aystem 90
much ~ TO induce almost every other disease--
idi"cv, lunscv. paralysis. spinal affections sui
eide. and a!most every other form of disease
which humsnits il he,r TO. and the real cause o.
the trouble scarcely lever suspected. aud have
doc'orcd Ter al but the right one. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug s.-Mike McCool, the
pugilist, will be married to-mossow night
10 Mics Norton. The latter Is the prophet
ess Of large millinery store She Is said
to be wealthy.
There have been one hundred and sixty.
eight deaths In this city for the week end
ing yesterday, OF which one hundred and
twenty eight were under Ave OF age.
KANSAS CRY. Aug. 8-A clerk named
Hoag in Jaccard 4 Co.'S jewelry store, last
evening. fired two shots at man named
Shields. whom he charged with stealing two
rInrs. killing him instantly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Aug. Frank Reno and Chas.
Anderson were arrested at Windsor, Onta.
rio. last night, on the charge of robbinR
Adams Co.'S Express at Mansfield Ind
on the Jefiersonville Railroad, May ~. II
will be remembered that they assaulted the
engineer. stole the engine and express car,
aud, while under full Roadway, threw the
messenger from the car, fatally injuring
him II Keno is cx'ralictcd the last male
member OF a family Of williams will be esfc
Tor some years To come Anderson, who
was arrested with Reno, is a noted English
burglar. and has figured in some OF the
bodies, hurglaries in the State
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
ILLINOIS.

CAIRO. Aug. s.-The steamer Lizzie Giil
allowed this morning TO land her Texan
cattle here and she carries them to 81. tou,S'
NATION. Aug. s.-Thomas Jacksu,,n a
late President OF Macon College, osnvlie,
Virginia, was accidentally run over tnis
morning, on the Indianapolis X ST. Louis
Railroad rrA killed.
srsIserIgLD. Aug. s.-The preliminary
examination Of Zach Buck for the mufoef
Of VIM. Moron commenced this afternoon.
The assessment OF taxable property 10
Henderson county TO- 1868, foots NJ f2.5Il,-
2G7. a falling of $4,000 since last year.
i O. Houser's barn was destroyed by IN
cendiary fire last night, together with
,sr,e o,Iautity of corn and baled hay
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
Uf,ou NJ. suffering or have suffered froa

uF,on .r~ suffering or have suffered froA
voluntary discharges. What effect does II pro-
uce upon YOUR general health sDo you feel
~eat. debilts,ed. easily tireds Does = little
srtra sIer,,on produce palpitatlon VI the hearty
Does your liver or urinary organs. Or your kid
news frequently get out Of orders Ia your urine
somr,imes thick milky. or focky. or il il ropy On
s.ttiIn., or does a thick scum rise to tho top
or 10 a sediment at the bottom after IL has stood
awhilci Do you have spells Of short breathing
or dyspepsia, Are your bowels constipateds
DO you have spells II fainting or rushcs Of blood
o,he hcad' 10 your memory impaired lsyour
mind constantly dwelling upon thia subjects DO
you feel dull listless. moping. tired Of COMPANY.
OF h'e' DO you wish to be left alone, 10 get
away from everybody Does my little thing
make YOU start or jump Ia your sleep broken
ar restless, 10 the lustrc Of your eye 40 bril-
iAnts The bloom your check o. brightly Do
you enjoy Yourself il society ~ weiit DO yor
pursue your business with the asmc energy
De you feel as much confidence in yourself
Are yonr spirits duh and tagging. given 20 ~,
Of melancholy Ifso. do not lay il to your live
Or dyspepsia. Have you restless nigh's' You
mack weak, your knces weak. aud have but little
appetite. aud yon sttr.basc this To dyspepsis or
yer ecmplr,nr'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
CHICAGO.

! tuICAGo, Aug. 9-The formal reception
II Bishop DuEpan, took place this sftsrLuti
and The ceremonies were 81 a very 'niptsiu:
! eharact,r a. the Catholic churches ar,
sac cites participated il III pr c ssion. |
was large and moved through The principa
streets with music and banners Addrcsse.
In English. German and French were ten
dered 10 the Bishop This morning hiel
mass was celebrated gt 81 Mary's Church
md sermon was preached ly Bishop
Duagan
Daniel Seeing, an employee Of the Chica
- X 81. Louis Railroad, was caught be-
tween two trains Of cars, last evening. and
so scriouly injured that he died in half an
hour.
CHICAGO. August ?.-Republcans here
making extensive preparations for a Grant
and Colfsx demonstration next Wednesday
evening. The Tanners are to be out in
force Gov. Oglesby. Gen. Palmer, Gen.
Logan, Hon. :. W. Moulton, Hon. n. b.
Judd, and others, are announced tor
speeches.
The panic In the cattle trade at the I'm
len Stock Yards in consequence of cattle
disease Is in measure subsidng, and yet
these is scarcely any business being Gone
Cook. Coburn & Co.. advertising agents,
yesterday presented Jas. Soaff, editor OF
auS hcNht't VI !yhtt With WdtCn anu ClAln,
valued nj l15 dollars
The members of the Scientific Congress
INDUCED in a lake excursion this afternoon.
On Monday evening Hon. J. Y. Scammon
will entertain the Association al his resi-
dcnce, 200 Michigan Avenue The list of
members is still increasing.
Mark Grayson, pedestrian, arrived here
this evening In route from Richmond, Va,
10 Omaha. lie is to do the distance 1883
miles in forty days. Grayson, upon
accomplishing this feat. is to walk from N.
Y. 70 san Francisco in seventy.five DAYS,
commencing September Is He is to make
sixty Democratic speeches on the way.
The Chicago Aldermanic excursion par,y
will leave at 3 o'clock mex; Tuesday after
noon for the Rocky Mountains The marty
will consist OF the Boards of Aldermen. Ed
ucaticn. Health. Public Works, Police and
Police Court, and. one each from the Office
Of City Clerk, City Comptroller, CITY Coz
'ector, City Treasurer, and reporter from
each Of the daily papers. The party will
occupy two rear cars OF the train which
have been rendered for the sole use of tho
excursicnis,s. A commissary car will also
be attached The round trip will REQUIRE
about twelve days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, August 9-The Democratic
Electoral Convention adjourned yesterday.
Every district In the State, thirty one in
number. was represented. Resolutions en-.
dorse the platform of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention, express gratitude to An
drew johnson. and return thanks to citizens
and TO soldiers and sailors North who
raised their voices in behalf OF their insulted
snd outraged section.
On motion Of Mr.. Hampton. it was re
solved, that while entering our protes,
against the Radical Reconstruction act, we
rely confidently on constitutional agencies
ana pcaceiul measures alone to bring us the
relief sought and the reform needed"
A Democratic electoral ticket was chosen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS Aug. 9-The bill report
cd by the House Militia Committee yester-
day, was rushed through the House. on the
suspension OF the rules. Ii iorbids the for.
nation ri organizations for the purpose of
driil exercise IN the manual OF arms, or
any military manoeuver. unless organized &C
cording To the law, and under orders Of the
Government, under penalty not less than
one or more than three years imprisonment
in the per .tcatiary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3 The Central Pa
cific Railway is now built to the Humbold,
river, 800 miles east OF San Francisco. The
earnings in July were $500. 900 In gold, the
road being operated from the 18th TO the
Tooth mile during that period.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-The Unto q
First District Convention, to day nominal
cd Frank NJ. Pixlcy. for Congress.
The Sixth Industrial Exhibition Of Mer
chants Institute opened to-day with appro
PIRATE ceremonies.
All the shot and shell ot the wrecked
steamer Suw.nee has reached Fort Town
cpri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE. August 9-The Democratic
gain in - counties reported officially is
3I,05f. loss in two counties 1e5 Demo
cratic gain In ten counties reported unotfi-
cnlly i9i Net gain in s. counties "a. 1863
The Democratic gain in the remaining u
counties aided 10 the aggregate will show
Gov S'evenson's actual maj '-ity to vary
but little from 99,0p0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
VIRGINIA

WHEELING, Aug 9--The campaign in
this city was opened on Saturday night by
the Republicans holding a large meeting in
Washington Hall. under the auspices OF the
Grant and Coltax club Hon. John A. Bling
ham. Of Ohio, and Hon. W. E. Stevenson,
the Republican candidate for Governor OF
this State, were the speakers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
CANADA.

orrAwA, Aug. s.-rhc Gazette contains
a rio- .ama''on giving tno Queens asseat to
The eN'tidi;i"a at between Canada snl the
United States.
The divarr aci is sanctioned, and discount
ON Am, rican invoices OF 31 per cent is au-
thorZed
Parlaucn, is proroguei until the nth OF
September
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10

PANS. Aug. 9-The Etdndayd says that
at the interview between Lord Stanley aud
the MARQUES De Mouilaisc yesterday, the
most Satisfactory assurances Of peace were
exchanged, and that the confidence of both
Ministers in the future tranquility OF Europe
has been strongly confirmed by the oppor-
tnnity they thus had OF reviewing the good
understanding which has so long existed be.
tween the governments of Great Britain
and France
The Montteur has he following specisl ad-
vices from Japan: The new envoy Of France
arrived at Yokohama on the 9th Of July,
II was reported thai the Northern Dianor
ha taken possession of Yeddo. The party
OF the Mikado vas acting with great yigor
and had mustered a large army to meet the
rebel force
LucERNR. Switzerland, Aug. bier Ma
jes'y the Qnes OF England, arrived in this
city yesterday.
PEsTH, Aug. 8-Thc Governor Of Pesth
has arrested the Servian Prince Alex
ander karageorgewich. who has been re-
siding in this city since the assassination Of
Prince Michael
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10

FIR. WAYNE, Aug. SC. L. Vallandig.
ham arrived here last evening. He was met
at the depot by a delegation Of citizens and
band OF music. and escorted 10 his hotel.
This afternoon he made an outdoor speech
to quite large crowd
TERRR HAurE. Aug. S.-Carr's block
together with three tenement houses. were
destroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss about
1l5. 600 Very little insurance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Aug. e.-A large part OF the
city was illuminated to night and there was
an immense torch light procession in honor
OF Seymour and Blair. At least 1900
people were on the square at one time. The
affair passed off without disturbance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL. Aug. S.-A fire here carlv shis
morning burned out the corner of Third
and Cedar streets and the UDiversalist
church on Minnesota street. all frame build.
inge- loss not far from $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10

Al NTdoMERY, Aug. S.-The House this
morning rejected the Senate bill BY 43 to
~. authorizing the legislature to cast the
electoral vote OF the State, but in the after
noon reconsidered their action and passed
the bill by 40 to IL. The Speakers and
Others protested against it,
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LATEST News
ny TELE0H.fPH,
To TIE DAILY DEMOCRAT.

No TEtxGrAPH.-We are under the nc
cesslty Of announcing again to-day that our
usual dispatches have failed TO reach as on
account OF the damp vea her. Very pro-
voting but there's no remedy.
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Helnbsld's uidHExtractl Blchu

Is the great Diurctic. land is . certain cure fol
diseases ofshe Bladder. Kidneys. Gravel. Drop.
~. Organic Weakness. Female Complaints. Gen
erai Debility. sud all diseases Of the Urinary
Organs. whether existing in Male or Female,
from whatever cause originating. and no matter
"fhow long standing.
Hno treatment 10 submitted 10, Consumption
81 Insanity may ensue. Our flesh snd blood are
supported from these sources, ana the health
and Happiness. and that Of iPostsr,sy. depends
spon pronpsiuss. of aorslabls remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10

Davenport Market Report.
Ovrcs OF rns DAvKxrosS Dus enA1,
August, 10Th, 1855.
FLorR-W Wholesale, etc ~; retail, eli.O
wnaAs-New. No. I. 81 20. No. 3. 81. so.
BARLsy-l.O0@l.4e.
OAss-Nsw, 40045 Old, soc.
SyRYs-Nsw Sc.
NO0sn-S6c.
Oxf0us--60.
PsrAreas-New, $3.50. Old zee.
brrssk-25c. perm.
Eoos-20c
, hAr-Good Timothy 1i0oe1&l4.eo per tor.
rrsiF,. Is. ooGeoo per ton.
NoAi-Soit l6@i7 cents per brshsl, from
wagons.
aH'csrs-At yard sl4 90 per ton.
"ooD-ss'ooIts. 40. per Cora.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Address % the Nervous and Debilita'sd
whose suHsrings have been protracsed
from hidden causes, and whose
require prompt treatment to
Z render existence, de-
srsblc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10

An ordinance establishing . grade Of the
alley in block hfty SIX, between Perry and Rock
Island streets:
section 1. Be it enacted BY the City Council
ofthe CITY of Davenport. that grade for the
alley in block ff,y six So. between Perry and
Rock Island streets be established as follows, to
wit: Commencing At the intersection of said
alley with Perry street at an elevation Of As. ec-
100 feet thence running east i,a feet 70 an ele
vation Of 42.xo-io0 feet thence TO the intersec-
ton of Rock Island street an elevation of ~
81 90 feet, in accordance with the profile OF
said grade mads BY the City Engineer
Ssciion2 That the City Engineer 10 hereby
directed TO record said profile in the book q
grades in his office.
Passed and approved August s, 1868.
Att NJ. DoyAHuR, Mayor.
Jopv I.rttfs (i.v CiavL
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% upwards Of eighteen years. prepared Iy
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~ Broadway 4 Ns~lYork aad
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Price el.ss per bctsIe..or ns,bot,les for $3.50
delivered % any address,
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LOWELL OAnD co.,

ossvssy assesipGsa, ~ oseosa - Weso0.
,soeAem = Nia1lo Oosose, LOWELL 49,
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0pisesses these organs require the use Of .
diuretic.
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ST. ANCElA'S ACA0EMY.

'OS'''''.-' ILL.,
WITH THE BUILDING AMPLY ENLARGED.
xrcands extensive and highly improv ed, ard
tnorosgh system OF teaching the above instt alton
snis Leas, renews its claim public patronage
~ 0edpihe Md bat elective. an terms "a
eoesee, va: elee pr annun. For all particulae1
eddfea 1otAer sspsriss. ~ above. auRi -iiv
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EDUCATIONAL.
JUBILEE COLLECE,

Studiee will be resumed on the Arst Of serteuh.,
1885, - e seP'emoer'
Catalogues containing all desirable inscrmatio.
70 ms institution, will be sent free, On ap-
Rev. W. CORBY. q. o. G.. Pre,'t.
lysl-d Notre Dame p o. 81. Jcssph 10 Ina
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-10

Has been fitted up in sleSnAt sye, Whsse 0ealo anl
lot Coffee will be served n 6he beot 0oyio o ~
Fsrti,e supplied in ~ ~ nsn,e q 49, -
Ne satisfsctioa guAsaatss1 u ssaysAno. 49,
II your ordsss.
nrt9Adti JAOo0 HAIL.
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MORNING. SEPTEMBER 80, 1868.
CONGRESSIONAL AVID ELECrOrAL
CANDIDATES.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 30, 1858,

Editor Nei1 Orleans CfesoeTt-I understand
one OF the great objects of calling the convention
which is 10 assemble this day TO be the correction
OF an oversight on the part of the Democ attic
convention which was held in this city some
months ago, in nominating presidential electors
who were not eligible as such under the laws
This is certainly very important for il may be set
dOsn as matter of fact, as incontrOvertible Is
any problem in Euclid, that if our opponents can
md or forge fault to any candidate on the DEM
ocratic ticket they will not hesitate to do So II ia
al in vain that the candidate elect to Congress
may be willing TO take the oath prescribed BY the
Constitution, If bis antecedenis and his entire
record be not such as Radical scrutiny, though
Argus eyed, cannot detect a flaw in. ssidss
what use has the Democracy for such men az NAV
be willing to stifie and disregard the dictates of
conscience merely for the purpose Of secu ing a
seat IN Congress- Are we reduced TO the necss.
sity of selecting such men? / know that many
fesey Mfr Il rs rosn VII be excluded by such a
that reason commit the folly of nominating gen.
the privilege ard honor of representing usf We
need representation in Congress, and II does se.m
to me that no one should be placed before the
people Tor e,nction merely TO crafty pers )nsI
ambition on The one hand and friendly regar IN
The other. Gentlemen should be placed Def re-
ihe people who possess the Intellectual qualnca
IONS, the personal popularity and integrity that
may inspire hopes of success and public c ne.
dence, and who are eligible beyond all cavil or
doubt. - "
II different policy Is TO prevail, and gentle.
men are 10 be nominated who may be kept out of
congress, or ousted from their seats by Rad cal
contestants, cannot discern what good il to co ne
OF me convention about to be held. In the name
OF our PROSTATE country let us not nominate sncb
candidates for Congress and for electors AZ viii
less.
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y NUs IVA
GEo. z. KELsO.
House Of Rep-e,.r,a,,vs.

Representatives
The House met at IL O'Clock, Speaker Lowell
| In the chair. ~ VI
~ Leave Of absence for eight days was granted
Inc committee on judiciary reported on House
crossed W Va
Curell of Orleans, gave notice of his intention 10
Introduce bill. "
Heidenhsn of Orleans introduced bill relativa
10 amending an act relative TO State tax collectors
receiving warrants. Calendar.
Carr Of Orleans. introduced bill TO amend an
act 10 allow the city Of New Orleans to negotiate
a loan OF one million dollars. Read twice and re-.
ferred 10 committee on ways and means.
The House then went into committee of the
whole, Carr OF Orleans, in the chair, to take into
State. 'O1 '"e
House bill No. 207 was taken IN section bv
section. Seventeen sections were amended ana
recommended for adoption, when the committee
rose and reported progress.
SENATE BILLS ON THEIR THIRD READING.
lee Dill for clerks in criminal cases and the
means for collecting the same, passed,
Lee OF st. Bernard here asked and obtained a
suspension OF the rules for the purpose of intro
ouclDg Dill making the warrants issued bv the
BOARD OF Reglstration appointed by the constitu.
uonaI convention receivable for the one per cent.
tax imposed by this Legislature Read twice and
sent to ways and means committee
AN act to provide for the Jurisdiction of parish
courts IN succession sales, passed
Al act defining the boundary line of the narisb
OF flaquemines, right bank, passed.
AN act repeating the act of March Is, 1855. most
poning all seizures for city taxes, passed.
Inc house then being without a quorum. ad
JOufneo TIL IL O'Clock Wednesday.
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NkW lOkk, July lst, 1865.
Deor Str-In your paper Of last week Won or
one OF your correspondents say that DR.. Drake IA
not the originator OF the celebrated PLANTATION
bitiers, and that they were manufactured and sofa
oy one Pedro Msrtelle. an old Spaniard, in the
Island Of Sc. Thomas, over forty Yeas ago. Ar
every old see captain can testify. Now, sir / can
certiiy to the above as being true, for have fol-
owed the sea for over forty years, most of the
tine doing business with the West Indies These
same bitters, differently put up and named, were
brought to my notice on my FIRST trip to the Island
OF 81. Croix for cargo Of rum, and for years and
years after my ships stores were never witbo1t
ITEM. always supplied my family and many Of
ny neghbors with them, and can truly say a bet
Ier bi!ters and tonic Is not made in all the world.
Yours truly, CAPT. HENRY WESrz.
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A REnEIsCENCE FOR Cool MoRN1xas A v,;
yer ID the Galaxy tells an unreasonable story q,
me Iate !" heated term" He says a purchaser
ealing at hardware store in Boston was sur.
prlsed to ind all three clerks at the rear Of the
bellows. which. when opened, will sloTIv coI'
iapse by Their own weight. Each clerk had
bellows nose stuck up the leg Of his trowssrs
end was allowing the breeze from the enormous
WIG machine TO gently blow up his leg. mean.
me olpPng from bowl Of iced lager to cool of
the inner man. The customer was a struck yrith
the Ingenuity of this Continuance that he left the
young gentlemen undisputed with their .Fo.ian
attachment. --''''oA