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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30
MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec 20 General Sherman
has received Gispat ches from Gen. linzen
TO the 18th inst, and from General Shcr-
idaa OF the same date. Gen. llszcn says
that since General Clusters fight lie has 10
trouble in distinguishing between friend
ly and hostile bands. lie pronounces ali
Chevennss and Aiapshoes unfriendly and
hostile. The Kiowas arc divided hall and
haif the Camanohcs are all or nearly all
friendly the Apsches, Ketchiss, Caddoes.
Wachi,as and affiliated bands, numbering
about 5000. are clustered around and near
For Cobb, claiming protection from the
Government. The hostile have separated
fiem tie friendly tribes and gone ont to the
bead Of the North Fork or Red River near
the mouth ofSweet Wa.c,. Thsy numosr
some 1000 Warriors.
General Sheridan Was to nave left Camp
Supply on the Cansdian river fos Fort Cobb
on tho 18th inst, and it was expected that
in three or I've days from that date he
would DO in cominui ication with General
Hszsn. aud be able to strike the hostile
Indians without interfering with the
friendly tribes.
Santa!o. principal Chief Of the kiowas,
is represented a. not having gene to the
hostile camp. General Sherman. hewsver,
regards SantA!o. and Bull and Bsae. % ;hs
most hostile and treacbsreus Of any one On
the plains and believes We can have No
LISTING peace With them while they are .,
large. lie has therefore given orders 70 Kill
them. q II captured 70 imprisoa them as
Fcrt Gibson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30
LATE NEW s
Dr TELE0 I3.APu.


WAsHIseIoN, Dec. 27.-Ths Executive
Manyisn wss the scene Of unusual gaysty
te-night. Three or four huudrsd children
we're entertained BY tho Juveniles Of the
house.
Sssatss Morton, Of Iodiass, has replied
to Mr.. 0sesisy's letter, addressed % him on
the 2lst instant, and ssneluaed bis response
40 fellows:
The fact 10, eur bondhsldsrs perfectly
we'll understand that Whatever may b the
Law on The question. the bonds, OF any CO, .
siderable part OF them, cannot be paid in
coin, while the currency remains dspreci.t
ed that it il folly 10 talk about pay ing the
bonds in gold il the Gevsrumsnt cannot
procure gold enough wherswith to redeem
the grsenbacks; that the &c 1emptien Of the
notes and return - specie payments 10 .
necessary condition precedent 10 the pays
ment Of tho bonds in gold, and they look
much more TO the return of specie paymsn,
and the establishment Of our finances on q
solid basis, than to the mere form os the
contract as to how they shall be psid. Gold
payments should iegin with tho debt that
| IS due, Which is the CURRENCY, and not By
shaving bonds that will not 10 due for IA
years. The currency lies At the foundation
Of the whole financial structure, and II it
be damaged, the structure above must be
Insecure snd dangerous. When i, becomes
good By being converted into gold, tho Ia
tonal debt may tie funded. by which one
third Of the present amount Of in .erest can
be saved, AID the nation will carry the
burden with an ever increasing ease until
is final discharge shall como.
News received from Crete BY letter up to
Nov. 9th. On the l4ih inst, while en-
gagged in transporting munitions Of war,
just landed by the. Erosis, at Phoenix. in
Shokia,thc Creams We,e suddenly attack cd
by . large number Of Turkish troops; an
obstinate encounter ensued, continuing all
day. The Cretans succeeded in saving
nearly all their ammunition. The Turkish
loss 10 estimated at $50 men Cretan war
riors and o. wounded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30
LATEST NEWS
EF TELEGR.AP0.
TO TIE DAILY DRMoCnAT.
NEW york.

Nav YoRK, Dec. 30.-A sleighing party
at jackson, Pa. last Thursday, while going
to an entertainment, endeavored to cross .
pond. On which the thick ice had been cut,
and the the thin ice Immediately let the
sleigh through, and thirty people are re.
por Ell 10 have bssn drowned, none bat the
driver escaping.
Prince and Baeharaek's dietillery on
Forty Eighth street, vas burned last
night.
The Herald considers that several failures
recently reported here, may have been the
result u sxtravsgsncs and speculation as
much % the effect 81 business nismanages
mont The profits Of business with many
are 20 nearly consumed to keep up display
that little 10 left Whsrewith 70 provide I
margin for bad debts and ike ccniinge cies
| OF trade.
Tho supplementary banquet to Profssso,
Norss came of last evening. Chief Justice
Chase presided. Among the guests were
Edward Thornton. the British ambassador
Gov. Curtin, Atty GcnI Ev'r,s, Judg,
Pierrepont and number Of other dis,in
guished persons. Speeches were made BY
Chase, Thornton, Evarts. Goodwin Smith
Go,. Curtin. Gen. Mcdowell and others.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30
Foreign Nsws 81 Aspa~sie Cable


PANS, Dse. 29.-Ths dstails Of the cen
ference have oil been agreed On, and the
ssssisn viii begin in THE city ea Satur
day. - S. =,
The Legal tribunal havs fbrb:ddsa The
useef tie lite Of Nsnitsur . he rev
o6acial organ.
Reports have tesn received here Of .
collisoioa. between . band Of invading
Greeks aad Turkish force, In the Turkish
province Of Albania. The Greeks were
victoiius.
MADAM, Dec. o9.-Gensral CAballero has
been ordered 10 tbs province Of Seville and
Cordcsa 70 prevent any trouble. That
county however u entirely trarauil and
that government has contractsda loan With
England.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-Ths morning Post
publishes 70 Day the correspondence be
tween Jas. G. Bennett, Jr., Of New York
and Ne. Asbnry, Of London, locking 70 the
ocean yacht race between the Osuutlsss
And Cambria. Ia its comments she Poet
prefers The Asssss track % one mu,h bet.
ter adapted o tsst the sea going qualities
Of vessels end the seananship Of their mat.
tiers than the regular trans Atlantic route.
fLolExcs, Dec. 29.-0eneral CART . al
haa wsittss lettse sesmally docliuine tha
ee00iooisa n The 0eook oe0v Which ~
49, teo1eeso ~ y. ~ 0s1ssa gsvegs
nsas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30
LOUISIANA.

NKw OaLsANa. Dec. 29.-Ths steamers
Sc. Nichslas end Monsoon, ere beth report
cd sunk in Red river With partial loads ef
cotton. This makes thrss Red river beats
that have bssa lest this month. The St.
Nicholas stuck on the distractions placed
10 the river By Gen. Ranks army.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Tax lots in North Davenport And 10 10 East
Davenport, cheap - dirt; good ~ acre farm in
Pleasant Valley, only $1,000. and lots Of other
bargains. Wild land b. the cart lead.
ELnRrpcs 3 pRo..
Land and Insurance Agents.
% BRADY street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Rreo1h Gornen and F,loVver
Seeds on CoDnnlesoon. these
unsola . 30 returned, pre-.
paid. by mali. Priced de.
scriptivo Catalogues Of all
Useful and Ornamemtol
Seeds, Plants, Trees, ana
Fruits Wholesale Or Retail
win - sent - any address,
=. n. WAT0On. Oh 6,oae
oay UuaseG1ess P1y1AoaeA,
1raGD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30
VIRGINIA.

RicnneND, Va Dec. 29.--Robsrt Duane
CITY Csmmeuwsalth Attorney, to-day 70.
lisved By the military aushoritiss, and Theo.
Chandler appointed IN his place. This 10
the frat action under application Of the
l4th a0endment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30
CHICAGO.

CsicAoe, Dee. 60 h ,rriaie case Ct
vile murder occurred, yesterday. on the
on the outskirts Of this city. J,hn Fogar,.
. laborer, attacked his wife with bar Of
iron o. sons iron instrument. and bea, her
90 that she died in few minutes. The
6end was arrested and conveyed 10 jill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

MoBILs, Dee. 29.-The steamer Jswsss,
With $50 bales Of cotton vas soagged and
sunk in the Alabama river three miles
above the city this morning. Tho greater
portion WAS saved, though somewhat dam
aged. Ne lives were Lost.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

TA0BR DITTIn0 Arr PABPARRD n IURD
y Bourbon Wheksy, fon . eontination of ever
.Weaty di9esont kin1o ~ Pooto, bashe "a hesSo
uAc1 ~ n perfect eoaeers 90 wsth ~ OssR. yfe.
peso9 sto@ TIE original 1Usmola given ~ IL gFsoo
CHI, Aeo JeeAet,te D. ChoQn, Vho oeeo tAo0 sae-
csssfal1y q b. practice for many ysafs aod ~ thsS
- gotnod - great pepulagity n IT, treatment
- ee!c Sof p{speDeta, Liver Complaint. CQnetipa-
ton, e1ee I'd Nesvoao lleaaoeAo, 1ev0 o1A Agoe,
- alldieeaeee arising ffo0 tesDt1 ives a1d mai.
eestton. tesoeee S11sgi1G nm other " theoe
IoetAeO0e dleeeeee win An9 easo ~ tie sse of
49, 1aftefs. which are psf6sey Rsre aad ffee so
peepaSations, and Dalned ~ % On unsispsetiae
pllle. Aeingle TRIAL viii eoavioeo ~ ~ eksDA.
cal nat d IL RED JACKET tAeee q . vlrtse that
No. sirssSss;s 40 i:viessa.s IL systsa.
TAsy ere o6eQaallep for esaenl debi1lty.
tn - care fee O%epspeA,
1hSS give eosA aa1 SnIiks aSDstita
T1ss 1arify - hssaai saA aeidity efths stsoseh.
4Asy eafe Dt4frhRa - C1ol0a usebas.
Thsy Ro - enti10te - eAaAe0 - Wae9 ~ olst.
Thoy oeo IL beoe ee10elaat n e1letaaee.
1Aeg 80 pSs0lye 9 esves anA AgaA
TAoy cure NesvoQo 6oadaeho.
They ere perfectly pu1o md DalaiAblo.0
TIE eepufne RED JACKET DlTTRAO are oaly
oed eusrt boeees neves by eallen, quart Or pint
- thas eQr private 0ovsflIsss stanpis unbre-
6oil = N lrsgeists sad dealers thrssshssttAs
ON ii Rsd ysekst, and take y Other.
OllOolan to sae traAe aepple1 - application.
1NNHTT flE11n6 D CO., Pfopfietese.
- - - AieAiGnn Avsnns, CHICAGO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30
LOUISIANA.

NEW OsLBARs, Dec. 29.-The Peruvian
steamer Msrenin sailed 10 day to join the
osnitors, and will escort them 70 Psasscols,
whore they viii be made ssa-worthy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Harsh, frizzy, ceaa-looiias and dit'icaIt TO
dress. sisays result from the use oil dyes upon
the human hair. A restorative, on the contrary
like The admirable preparation known as - Bar
re,fs Vegetable Hair Reste, ative." renders it
ssit. glossy snd iuxuriant. -springdeld Repuk-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD,
short 4 Direct Route 20 the
Nerth. Northoast Z Northwest,


NwO PASSENGER TRAINS LEAvE Rock
Island daily, ut S:tS Oclcck .. n, and 80 Oclk
p. m- making Close connections with trains - tel-
lows:
Al PORT BYRON, trains o. this roaA lseSs inne-
6a,eiy en- arrival Of traine from Nech leland, NJ
king close conneetioAa q the following peinis:
Al FULTON. with trains from and 70 Cessr Rape6s.
BOcueb0rO. n asshaitown, COuncil Blu0A, Omaha,
and an points on the Uninn Pacific Railroad.
At SAVANNA. with daily line Of Packets g md
nom Dubuque and all poiste - the Upper Aiseas.
sippi River.
Al fEEEPORT, with trains q The lIli.sis csahal
Railroad for the North ard 0ou1A.
Al CLINTON. with treins fos JaaeevH1os 1e11gon,
Prairie ca Chen. La Crceee. WaeeseOena 9se1 -
Lac, Oshkosh, Green 0ov. 0n1 Points d Uogthogn
Wisconsin,, Iowa an Ai-snssuts.
A. kAyiNE, With traiss Soe Milwaukee Eeeeeas,
waIkegrn snd Chicago. Aloe With sDeIle city
Limo steamers" fer tie Haat. Hefsy-Deoe 1eeyso
Davenport ~ s:Ae Z. =. fine-Dessapessto D.
buQue-7 hogre.
Pacssagsss 81 iAkiag tAis rests wsn ssvs -
tlwo and0o1sy.
s.A.oor1oN. Asss 0ep'<
,. 6. DuNUAN. Aesas. ossssvoe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

60 TO rHs Pnsr.-Go to the Bryant Strnt,en
iowa State Dufircss College to get thorough pfse
teal business education. For clrcuiars papers. ad
ircse, tenclosing stamp) ''The Bryant & STRATUM
Commercial College, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Hott.wAy's Puts -Ths symptoms 81 dyspepsia
often closely resemble those Of heart disease Hot
frsh-s violent palptaiicn, spasrns. sudden faint
ness. euFoea ing sensations, &c, are ordinary re-
su.ta OF chronic Indigestion. These somewhat
alarming indications OF foul stomach incapable Of
converting the ailment It receives to wholesome
purpose. only be- get rid ofby proper Alternative
and oathartlc treatment, ard Holly wsys Pills are
the very beat medicine that can be administered 10
euch cases. Sod ky all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

CONSTITUTION HArss' is certain cure for
Diabetes. and all diseases Of the Kiiuey's. For
safe BY all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Sss advertise ment Of Wards Eureka Tonic
Bitters in another coIrmn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

CrRs YouassLs Of dyspepsia. This most sg-
gra~ating Of all eomplsints-a disease from
which more people suffer and die than al Isst
any other has at last found its master. Goes
Dyspepsia Cure controls and completely cures
it in its wors. stages; no one WHO suffers fron
dyspeYss, sick headache. eonring snA rising Of
the food. should be without IL. Whilst In ell
cases Of hard colds, stubborn coughs. sore
throat ani all bronchial affections Gees Cough
Basam i. the cheapest and best These tive
articles are dcstrediy very popular with the
massef.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

kEssas. NcI.Aly 4 BRos., Wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, Va, Say. under date Of July
~, 1865. that they ear safely Seconmead the
Gargliog OIL for more diseases than II 10 recon-
nended for.
From J. X. F'snsR, Unicntown. Pa. Jurs 81,
lsG7.-Yoar Gargling Oil is Doing much better
here than formerly, since its virtues nave be-
eone koown, and the bottles put mp for Family
Use. without Stain, are much sought for.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Extract q letter from, ]. q. PsAss. dated
Quincy, Chsutasqsa Co., n. r., August u,
1854. II havs been aequai1tsd With yesr nedi
else (0aSkiisg Oily f0f the l1st fourteen years.
Il hae proved sure eure for Feet Rot n sheep
fee which cold the last b6stle Asd have calls
alnsst daily fer nsrs. Plssss foswssa - sese
- convenient.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

fvsu Hsss uAsssa, llt1alpsse n. T., Jub
-, lsse.-l psreAa ssd . bottle u yese Cerelisl
OIL ofyear agsnt. 4. .. bAker. as Mid1lspsss.
hso given me more relief IN eass 81 sever
nhssmstism. Of lseg stsscisg. than ssytAiSo
heve ever used before.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Hrone-s Hair Dye, Natural. Darahis. Bcautiin
Beet and Cheapett in the World. so!d by all Drug
ists and Country Storelcepers. JOHN J. KRONER
Cole Prop l0I Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

From DR. r. W. Ellis. Treupvilie, Ca, Jan.
&, ls3y-lfI could receive both boxes Of tho
Cargling Oil il will not be too much. NJ l think
! could soon lind sale for It all, the inquiry being
frequent since it 10 supposed that l have it for
sale.
From DR. Wv. s. Mccall, Chamois, Me-,
Nov. 6, 1858 Your Gargiipg Oil 10 taking the
shine off from all the liniuen,s Of the day. II
on desired them. l could procure dozens Of
certificates from the best citizens Of the coantry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

JAnEsS 3. Kiak 4 Go. .ins staple and fsucy
Toilet Soaps. comprising German Matted. Olive
Star, Improved Chemical. Palm, DC. Sold by
ell erocers and fancy goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Always.ssuire tss111oCnA0T1 CBDBDDA.
TED 0AR0LlE0 OH 81 eake - ether.
RkTAlLPRlCE, Lee, SEA -
shake veil before Using. snd rub % tAoresoA-
u before the lire or se1e warm substaDce.
The Oarglisg Oil - besn = - = . lini.
mens for thirty.six years All ~ sst y : fess
ssjel, but - euro aaAaad fellow disestisse.
Ash yser nsafsss ofs6gist q dealer IN Pat
smt Medicinee for one u eur AlmanecD ard vs1G
Aecuas, aed read what the people ~ abeut thu
Oil.
The Garglisg Oil Il for sale b. I'll respectable
dealers throughout the Uaitsd States and sthel
countries.
Our ilssimsaiss cate ltso less. enA ars -.
ssiisiss6 Use ~ osrShse OH saA tsil ysss
nstShbess Whist goo1 u he's desc.
We deal fsif aS1 liberal with I'll end. eeay
eontradletisu.
nssssssssrsl Il lsssssss. Rsw Yesk. ~
.nrRCnNID a0aRollNO OIL c..
-4@Aaff4ntE 40 Ns4As2i.sf'
1O0N mOD0DvOooev
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Sss BuscH or 0aAPss. la another column,
Of SPEER3 STANDARD WINE BiTTBRS. II
is highly recommended BY physicians for dys-
peptic.. On account Of its nic,pfosristies, ~
purity and its delicious lavors.
Bs.cr ur ron rnE WINTER. -rlis is the proper
time Tor reinforcing the organs Of our bodies.
and promoting our general health during the
"ccli term Thsse who are in the habit Of
using MIsHLERS HERB BlTrERS are always
proof against sickness dsriss the winter.
To Cuas CoHsunp1loS The remedy should be
used when the disease is in the incpient stages,
and when it appears in the system. such as
hacking Cough, Pain in the Chest, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Cold Night Sweats. Before the sys-
TEN is too much disorganized, Aliens Lung
Balsam will be found to give immediate relief.
For sale by ell Dealers in Family Medicines
sneraliy.
Rennes Pain killing Magic Oil is clean. safe
and delicious TO use. 1t does not soil the cloth
ing, Dor does its use injure the skin. but besut-
hes 1t, and cures chap asd pimples, beside all
kinds of pain. Eevry family should keep bot
lie Of il in the house. Sold by 5. y. Ballord.
Tss Dssr AID oRioISAL Tone - laoR, Pics
eherusand Calisaya. knewn - Caswsl, Mack Co. .
Fcrrs Phosphorated Elixir Of Calisaya Bark. The
iron restores eoer tofhe blood. the phosphorus re-
news waste Of ha tissue and the calisays gives
natural healthfui tone to the digestive organs.
thereby curinR dyspepsla in It, various ferms,
weskfulnsss. general debility. and depression 81
spiri,e. Manufactured emily BY Casweii. Hazard =
Co., New York. fcb10dwecw&wed-n me
JAnEsS. KiaK 4 Go. . fine staple and fsucy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Crsica Iowa Ostawbs Wine. At 81. GO per dos-
en- bottles ,:'s.slsoi full stock of other nstive
and foreign wires NJ the win, hoaee o,
LAseTx.Dr, Tnops Co.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

From On. J. r. TsHaRLl. Warren. Ind, March
5, lSSs.-l am engaged in the practice Of msdi-
cine. and find Jour GArelipg Oil an extremely
efficient remedy in all cases whore IN external
application 10 indicated.
From DR. D. @. NsAL. Burris, Iowa, Dec. 20.
1856 Il have practiced m edicines In this coun-
~ seven Yeas and cheefiully recommend your
Gargling Oil - the best Linimsnt in use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

From CauxP 1 BRos., Cochrane landing Ohio,
Nov. u, 1864. are pleased with ysur msdi
cine. II has been The means Of curing . great
number efdinerent diseases upon persons, -
also upon horses. We think II cures all you
recommend II 10 10. We want you ysu TO send
us the larger proportion Of the variety for .Fam-
lily Use, In small bottles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

K. D. rA1Loa, u Csseerd, KY. sayth Gar
glisg Oil cured Q horse Of his. isl$d while
blowing By attempting 70 step over : Bump, al
most ssvsSing he thigh FROM the ~ else
that he hes used Il 10 his family f nttssn
years, saA 10 the best remedy for c4s, Burss,
Bruises, Frost Bites, Straias. Rhsune ism, ETC..
be ever used.