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THE ORESOENT's DISPATCHES.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
LITTER FROM DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
He Is Well and Has Been Successful.
CANADIAN GOVERNOR GENERALsHIp.
AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.
Indictment Of the Clerkenwsu Exploders.
He is Well and Has Been Successful,
CANADIAN GOVERNOR GENERALsH1I
Indictment of the Clerkenwsll Ezploders

LONDON, April s.-A letter was received here
to-day from DR.. Livingstone, via Zanzibar He
was IN good health, and returns to England after
a successful journey.
1t is rumored that Lord Cranborne has been
rendered the Canadian governor generalship, and
Earl Mayo the Indian governor generalship.
Lord Fitzgerald is abOnt refining from the Iriah
appeals judgeship. The Irish hierarchy are pre-
pairing petition to the queen against any changes
IN the Irish Church.
Violence against persons and property is daily
reported in Cork.
Z LONDON, April s.-The grand jury have indicted
all the prisoners implicated In the Clerken we'll
week.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, April g. ll:3O A.M-Barome-
ter 5000; wind N. N. E., fresh. Arrived: Steam
snip Star Of the Union. Cooksey, master, Phila-
deiphia via Havana, merchandise and passengers,
10 Creevy, Nickerson & Co; steamship Reindeer,
Msgrath, master. from Galveston, merchandise
and passengers 70 G.. p. Deshon. Sailed: Bark
G. Columbo, brigs Wenona and Lizabet, and
schooner Dexter Washburne.
SOUTHWEST PASS, April s, 6 P. M.-Barometer
SOLO wind south-ight. No arrivals. sailed /:
Steamship Crescent and ship Pontiac.
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RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBURG, April S.-Passed down: John XII
gour at 4, and the Lizzie Gill at P. NJ. River
rising.
LOUISVILLE, April s.-River falling slowly; Z
feet 5 inches in the canal. Weather cloudy and
cool II
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great many inquiries are being made JUS
now ss TO the best method Of investing money,
The daily increasing uncertainty in regard 10 the
future worth Of greenbacks makes men anxious
to put them into something tangible, something
whose value congressional or other legislation
cannot impair. Men of small means. who are
capable, consequently, Of but limited speculs-
tons. viii therefore be glad to know that an op-
portuBity is now afforded to them to place a por-
ton OF their funds beyond the reach Of any iuc-
tuaiions in the money market. We refer to Q
sale of jewery. watches, diamonds. etc., nightly
held by Chas. 7. Mash, at No.. Is st. Charles
pledges Of the st. Charles Street Loan Office, and
sre bid on entirely without limit or reserve.
There is one chance in thousand for an invest
ment in small way, chance which men with
limited means should not let pass. Those inter-
esied will find further particulars Of the sale in
another column. 1ff trs+s
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" The most Injurious smoker ever knew, p says
Mr.. Psget, was young Pennsyissnian. who
told me that his servant always inserted lighted
pipe into his mouth the first thing ia the morning.
and that be smoked il out before he awoke." at
is 50 pleasant" he observed, 10 have the proper
taste restored to ones mouth before one s sensi-
Bile even Of his wants." ~ ~
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FROM OTTAWA.

Arrests On Suspicion OF killing MeGee.
OTTAWA, CAM, April s.-Whelan and Doyle
were arrested on suspicion Of having killed No
Gee. The assassination is generally attributed to
Fenanism. w ttt..
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President james Buchsnsp Horace Greelev. John
w. Forney, Simon Cameron, Schuyler Colfax,
Thurlow Weed and Robert Bonner engage In set
ting up 10000 ems Of type, e good days work.
for wager Of 5000 each. These men formerly
earned their daily bread - printers.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

A gentleman recently visited Fort Kearney. ana
man-s child Of nature, as II were, he replied
II was not raised on chairs I; / was born 90 the
ground; i am made Of ground; / cit On the
ground; love the ground; ! sleep on IL; I
vallow IN II, and / vii die IN H.; it b mine s-an
mine" ~ p 81. %
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The STEAMSHIP TAKrAR--The card OF Mr..
StesgaIl and other gentlemen, who, through the
press. called meeting Of Brazilian emigrsnts to
investigate the reports about the unseaworthiness
Of the steamship Tartar, should be read. II will
be seen BY reference to IL that they 6nd these re-
ports to be incorrect, and that they and their
families are going on ber on Saturday nsxt.
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The finest assortment OF sewing machines can
be found at the office Of Grover q Baser's, ls2
Canal street. 1Hti ~
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FoR rHR sArIsFAorIoN OF ALL,

= Medical Properties contained IN Dspensatory Of the
usns s,sss OF which the following is correct copy: 4
~BUCHU-Iu odor is strong. dinasive. and somewhat
unsscits taste bte-i<h aud analogous that OF
m gwen chiefly complaints Of the Urinary Organs such
u9ve Chronic Casrvh Of the Bladder. morbid irritation
~ Bladder and Uretha diseases Of The rstras
Rsion the Incortnence Of Urine from sloss Of
he pts eoncsrnsd in its evacuation Il has also
r@ns.dsd IN DyspepsiA Chronic RhsumAtsn. cutsnsous
kascoons and Dzopsyn li ru
FOR FURTHER IMPORTATION
B. Professor ps~ssss valuable works the Practice of
nysik ~ 1tllt,liaA -a5l-taett
See remarks made by the celebrated DR.. Physc. of
See any and all Standard Works on Medicine.
Dr KrrszR physician Of thirty years experiences
End graduate Of the jefferson asdics College aud Of the
University Of Medicine and Surgery Of Philadelphia
Nh H. T. HrLnrorD:
DEAR frR-In regard 10 the question asked my
opinion sbout BUCHU. would say that have used and
sold article in various forms for the past thirty
think there any form preparation Of have not
used be used In the various diseases whore such
Inedicafe agent would be indicated.
You are aware well myself that n has bsen
svey employed the various diseases Of the bladder and
kdneys the repustioni has acquired In znsn
kwarsnfed by the facts
have seen and used - bsfars stated. every foin Of
BUCHUtbs powdered leaves the simple decocton tncture
nuid extracts; and not coznizant Of preparation
CT that plant all equal yours Eighteen years exper
ence ought thi.k give the right judge Of its
merits without prejudice pstay give yours pre-
csdence over all Others
vsue your Buchu for lie effects on patients have
sussd with IT. cured with IT, of the
baed and kid eys than have cured with any other
Buchu any shr proprietary eompo und Of Whatever
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LITTER FROM DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
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ASK FOR HrLxsoLDs FLUID EXTRACT suoau,
uasts MANUFACTURING CHEMIST THE w0RLO'

Tam acquainted with H. r. Hslmbold; he occupied the
dg opposite my residence and successfu in
dncng the others had been equally be-
ks have been Avoraby impressed with his charac-
ter and enterprise.
VIM. wEIGHTMAN. nm Of Powers wsishtmsnJ
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown Streets PhilsdelphiA
TIE proprietor has Induced 10 make this statement
on the fact remedies, although advertised are
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rHE ORESOENT's DISPATCHES.

LATER FROM EUROPE,
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU,

tasans taste and odor free from ali props,
", and immediate in las action Z
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
DIABETES.

lsRIrAroS OF THE NECK. OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF ErHE, KIDNEYS. Ca
rARRH OF ,HEBLADDzR. srRAx-
GuRr OR PAINFUL uRrNAr1Ne.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-09

For these diseases is truly sovereign remedy and
mu crnot be s.id In praise siugs dose has bean
known y srsiisse the most urgent symptoms.
Arsycu troubled with that dsessing pain the small Of
be back and through the hipsf tsaspoozfal day Of
HLLNBOLD's BUcHU win relieve you
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PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS PLEASE NOTICE.

make no secret Of ingredients HELMBoLD's Ex.
TRACT BUcB Is composed Of Buchu Cubebs Juniper
Berries selected with prepared In vacuo and
according to rules Of
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'r'nd enterprise.
Ninth and Brown Streets rniisas'pn'>
sn shs f.ss that MS remedies, although advertised
/, GENUINE fnf'r 1Ais<A iAo->o'
And knowing thu. sA. si.s,u. refrain using anything
sporan to read bysican simplest prescription, much
% 70 ss. 'sf' s pspss a
~. s.,' :, ss 70, d. S.. Induction for m p
- CAUTION.
p a
v.A inpsr.rs and u. .ls..s should not rs.
-. a. oh.,. ns.,ss. me m.auf.c,ur, ar
unt they are satisfied Of the qualifications of the party
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-06
THE STORM on THE RIVER.


From Capt. Blood, a relative Of Squire
Blood, Of this city, We learn the following
particulars of the sinking Of the steamer
Iowa City, engaged in the trade between
this city and Clinton
Yesterday afternoon, between snd 4
o'clock, as the boat was about four miles
above CoTdova, she was struck BY violent
tornado. and partially capsizsi, So that the
water rushed into the hold, and SUNG her
in l3 feet of water. Going down she right
ed, and now rests on q smoothe bottom,
with her hurricane deck about three feet
out OF water. In less than five minutes
from the tims the gale struck her, she was
resting quietly on the bottom. with the pas
sengers, about twenty in number, who were
in the cabin, scrambling up the stairs and
crawling upon the deck from the outside,
as the water raised them so that they could
grasp the edges. The fireman and crew i'm
rnediately threw off their surplus clothing,
and soon had the passengers into . small
boat and transferred to to the Illinois shore,
with the exception Of one man, who is said
to have taken the boat at this city, and
Was at the time asleep in his bunk. We
are unable to learn his name. He is, how.
ever, described ~ being an old man, with
grey whiskers. All the loose baggage foat-
ed of and was lost.
IT, -. Nba 0atR
up and others coming down. The crew
who, at the risk Of their life and the ex-
pense Of thorough wetting. after seeing
that all were saved, left the boat and came
ashore with nothing on bu. their pants and
shirts; and, wet and weary" took the cars
for Rock Island. Ths conductor on the
train from Cordava to Port Byron. consult
ing the interests Of the road, passed them
FREQ Of charge, as we'll he might for the
noble service they had rendered, and Sec
Ing they had lost everything.
At Port Byron, the conductors were
changed, a new one coming on, who de-
manded Of these men his paltry fare, go
cents each" and they being unable to pay,
he assumed a naughty, ungentlsmanly
role and had them put off. One man had
been hustled out and three others were
Just leaving the cars, when the passengers
became aware ofthe dastardly act, and in
tsr!ered. He gave them to understand that
'he understood his business" and should
put them off. whsrsupon they paid him tho
demanded fare and tho cars came on lsav
ing one man, wet and almost naked, to foot
it home, the passengers being ignorant Of
Of the fact, until too late to help him. This
was on the nine o'clock train. We are un-
able to learn the conductors name, but trust
however. that the company will not let th .
matter 60 uninvestigated, as the travelling
public will surely remember such acts.
We learn sha. on Thursday the Iowa
City had changed hands, Mr.. Downs Of this
city aad Captain Reniger of Iowa City, BE-
coming the owaers, and that another Cap
tam Was in charge Mr. W. II. Pierce, the
former Captain being on board asa pas
senger, going to Clinton. From the man.
ner in which the boat sunk, il is thought
she can he raised without difficulty. She
vas valued at &s, ZOO, and whether insured
or not we have been unable to learn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-06
BoARD o. sUPenvnsons.
AFTERNOON sRasIoH.

Board met at 2 o'clock. pursuant TO I'd.
journment.
Upon calling the roll oil the members ap-
peared
The Clerk laid before the Board several
petitions for correction Of assessments.
Referred to Committee on Equalization.
On motion of Mr.. Stearns the rules were
suspended, and the Malloy Road case was
taken up.
Whereupon Mr.. Applegate offered the
following preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS, Nappesriug that \. Norton,
Administrator Of the estate Of James Lyon,
deceased, has filed claim for 800, q dam
ages for the opening Of said load, and fur
ther that the petitioners for eaid road ap
pear and consent 10 pay the sum OF o95 to
said AIminis,ratnr 40 damages for opening
said road across the land Of said Lyon, de-
ceased, and that said Administrator accept
ssid tam tor his damages in iu!l.
Therefore be Il Rtsoletd, That the Malloy
Road be established ~ per report of the
Coinmissioner provided, however, and this
resolution b not 70 Be binding until said
petitioner pay 10 the order Of u. Kehoe III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-06

IrarIAS 0rERA.-oar people will be
Pleased - learn that positive engagement
has been made with the Madame Gazz.inga
and Lott troupe, whereby they appear in
the Burtis Opera House on the 10Th. 10Th
and lTth insts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-06
state Eclectic Medical Aosocla.
tfOM.

An adjourned meeting Of Eclectic Physi-
clans for the purpose of organizing a State
Medical Association. met in Dss Aoines
on the Sd Of June, DR.. j. A. Reid, Of Da-
vepport in the Chair,D Molcsworth acting
as Secretary.
The Committee on Permanent Organ
ization reported as follows:
Your Committee on permadent orgsniza-
ton would respectfully nominate az pcrma-
nent officers W. Molesworth, NJ. D., Of Des
Moines. as President. and j. A. Reed, n.
D. and 8. v. Duncan Vice-Presidents i; j..
Gadd, N. D.. of Montana, Recording Sec
rotary c. II. Garter, NJ. D.. OF Fort Plain,
Corresponding Secretary J. K. Duncan.
NJ. D., of Knoxville, Treasurer.
On motion. adjourned to 8 o'clock p. m.
Association met persuant to adjourn
ment.
The Constitution as adopted for the
government Of the Association is as fol-
lows:
See Constitution Of the State of Ohio,
which was adopted with . change in arti-
Gle 4, to be changed from "four' to two
years.
After discussion on various subjects, on
motion, adjourned to 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
JuSE 4th, 1865 o'clock A. H., DR.. ".
Moeswerth in the chair. On motion, it
was carried that We adopt the By Laws Of
the indiana Eclectic Medical Association,
by changing article seven so as to read two
years instead of five.
On melton of DIR. Gadd, /. was decided
that We adopt as our code OF ethics that
which was adopted by the Eclectic Societv
OF the State Of New York.
On motion Of DR.. Reid, it was decided
to hold the next annual meeting in the city
Of Davenport on the second WEDNESDAY Of
May, 1869, at 10 o'clock A. N.
DR.. j. X. Duncan was appointed BY the
President to prepare and read . paper q.
the next annual meeting. on the subject
The Nationality Of Eclectic Practice
On motion, it vas ordered that an order
be drawn on the treasury for the amour,
necessary to pay the expenses Of the pres
snt session. On motion, the meeting ad
journsd.
". WORDSWORTH, n. D.,
President.
J. 0App, \. D. 6ssgstary.
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OMcial Paper Of the City.
CIT " 1T r. N d.

Ballet THorrg 1t is expected That tho
While Fawn" vii visit this city soon.
rhsisis said - be one Of the fnes, and
ra9st ~ itimst, dramas on the boards, and
will draw paying houses in this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-06
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for BEAuTiPYING THE COMPILATION
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This Invaluable toilet article wrs discovered by .
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-06

Festival AT METROPOLITAN HALL.-Ow-
ing to the inclemency of the weather, tho
number in atten endancs at the L nion Sabbath
Schoo. Festival last evening was limited.
to what we presume it would have been, had
it been more pleasant during the afternoon.
There was. however, eoodly company
present. The good viii of tho young la
dies was well exhibited by their constant
attention to the calls of the many who
pressed around the heavily loaded tables
Atinservals during the evening the compa-
ny was entertained by some very fine Sc
lection Of music by the Silver Band Capt
Adams, in bis Usual happy manner, ad-
dressed the audience, and in very neat
little speech advised all present to again
psr,ake Of the luscious (sour) berries and
frigid cream. A ring cake was then dis
tributed, and the exercises closed. Finan-
eialy, the result of the evening was s..
WrArnER.-We are again called upon to
chronicle the remarkable fact that it has
rained. This may seem incredible 10 our
city readers, who have been enjoying such
long spell of sun-shining weather, (full
half day this week, bn, notwithstanding
it is true. The various roads throughout
the country are reported in a terrible con-
diiion, and in soma places a.m,st impss
sible
A great deal Of damage has been dons
TO the crops by the great hail storm few
days since, and these continued and case
less rains, are not in any way conducive
to the prosperity Of the GROWN crops
Farmers are beginning to be emphatic in
their assertions III at they have had enough
'wet" ior oil practicable purposes, hu. in
spite of all protest the rain continues to
coma down with perfect loosenss.
II has been very unhealthy weather for
pie-nics, moonlight excursions, ,croquet and
those various amusements, which are, as
the esssnce of life to many young ladies
and gents. A writ Of injunction should be
drawn up and served on the clerk of the
weather, if he, longer persists in giving US
% much dampness, but even then, IT'S
doubtful If il would do any good for in
functions haven't been very successful in
this section Of the couatry lately. What
ever is to bs, will be-" so the Mosisms say,
and wi.h this consolation, we may as we'll
accept the issue with the best grace pos
sible, and constantly listen to the
'Pastss sf ths rain upea Tie rosi,"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-06

SABBATH ScHool CosvsyrIoS. .--Delcgatss
and visitors e. tn. Iowa State Sabbath
School Convention will be carried on the
steamer Countess from this place, for half
fare, two dollars UP and return free. She
will leave here at 7 o'clock SHARP, Tuesday
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-06

pease To learn that a positive engagement
has bcea made with the Madame Gazz.inga
and Lotti troupe, whereby they appear in
the Burtis Opera House on the 10Th, 16lh
and l7th insts.
SABBATH SeBooL IoS.--Delcgates Is
and visitors g. the Iowa State Sabbath
School Convention will be carried on the
steamer Cointess from this place, for half
fare, two dollars up and return free. She
will leave here at 7 o'clock SHARP, Tuesday
morning.
PknsoxAi-D DR.. 7. }. lies, who has Teen
absent from this city several weeks re-
turned home last evening. lie was in
Washington during the impeachment trial,
and from there went South where he made
a visit TO friends and relations, and returns
home very much improved in health
ALL persons suffering with rheumatism
or Neuralgia will please lay aside all PREF
udice against patent medicines and try
Lalemand's Specific they certsinly will
not regret it. For sale by druggists gen
orally. John II. Blood, General Agent,
southwest coruer Third and Chestnut
streets, 81 honis missouri.
ELRcTIos PaKciscrs.-By reference TO
the proceedings OF the Board Of Supervi-
sors, IL will be seen that they have decided
10 divide Davenport Township into two
election precincts, called the upper and
lower precincts. This action is mads nee
essary for the accommodation Of voters un-
der the registry law, and will come into op
Grafton during the fall election AT the
proper time voters will do well TO see that
they are registered.
port are profuse ID their praises Of the mag
n!iicent views - be had all along the bulls
back OF the city, yet there is one to be had
from the observatory Of the new West Da-
1enport School building, which, for show
ins the bus ness % tn city, as well as that
OF Rock Island and Moline, cannot be sur
passed. Sone one with an artists eye
should see it. From that place can also be
had splendid view Of the river, up and
down.
poors Sno.. r,a,S 70 p-.d-
s,,.o, are nov in r,.si,. IF ,bol,r,es,, and
,no,, e,rororv sa.c,ea .,ock of hso,. and
~. ~ >, ,h;s o;.r Tho;,
-. o. ,,,; !, ,h.. ,;,
from 4 brogan TO a wedding slipper In
sii.tioa 70 their large stock of rcadv-made
goods, they keep constantly on hand q full
a.softmsnt of custom male boots and
shoes. Dealers and others will find it to
Their advantage TO trade with this old d-cstab
lished house.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-06

PknsoxAL-D Dr. T. }. lies, who has Teen
absent from this city several weeks re-
turned home asst evening lie was in
Washington during the impeachment trial,
and from there went South where he made
n visit 10 friends and relations, and returns
home very much improved in health