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N1w OaLBANs, juno l9.-It /. r..
that Gen Beauregard wss arrested ~ -
ken TO Washington. To-
A very large aud enthusiastic s,s...
was held on Saturday Wolooninc Tsaae
our men, and endorsing Gov. OhII
ton regarding his removal OF Stsss ~, -
All branches of trade are active .,,..
restrictions on trade have been rsmcsS.
from products in the interior of ths ScssS
ern States, where there are no oomnssss.
tions by water or railroad.
The latest Information from Nexicn~-
the Empire is waning fast. Narim;ii,ys
u mere passive instrument in tha hsn1.
OF Marshal Bosqus.
The Empress displays more a,,AS...
and decision Of character than hef hns.
band. and exerts great control oyer h,.s
She is really Emperor OF Mexico.
The foreign and Mexican troops afs h,.-
dertng On diaOrgani1atiOn. - TIE FnenSA
only are reliable, and look to BoaasN p.
orders. The Mexicans will rebel ~ A.
opportunity. - - 4'1'
Coy. Clarke, Of Mississippi passed tim,
Mobile With Gen Albert =. IL. Who &
of aG ,hi, Hs9f po1t, Sss nsriy :s,y.p appointed o
Gen Howard, commanding at eh,,,A
port has issued IN important order Is ~
turn freedmen to their FORMER mastere m,
III the growing crops are gathered. VIA
will prevent dsstituticn and sul5esius IN
both classes. Definite contracts foP -,
and support is required for bslsnes q
service. aitsf. q 6i9E =
No private steamer for Texas tranaho,4.
has yet arrived with retyrning prisoasn
FP0m CalPo. qs
.CAIRo, June 2l.-Gov. Clarke, Of lcnis.
eippi, Is reported to have passed throssl
Meridian, under military escort on Frids1
lA6t. ttttss 4fis5b 6sf65 St8
The Mobile and Ohio railrosd is reporteA
to he completed to Cofinth. The aonthsse
road will soon be completed to Vlckeburs.
Two hundred bales or cotton ana 3 lof a
tobacco came from tehSTsns
neSO00 river tO.day EGt IT tat
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The Fire Csnuslssioners.

Ntw York, June 22-The Board Of Net.
ropoiitan hre com missioners met this D. n,
Received the report Uf theloWef committee
thmt the remittance for the Court Of Appeals
to che Supreme Court had arri tsd and beoa
duly 6led, 10 that the cOmmissionen ~
nov legally in charge OF the Fire Depart
ment. -. ,-,sf
6remen to be enrolled as nSm6sss Of the
new organization. ~
Some OF the assistan! engineers reported
to the missiOners ana received instS1o.
tions to continue on duty under the orden
Of Chief Decker, &c
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the National Lincoln Nonumeot Aaaadl-
atton.-It ie deemed proper that the Prsd.
dent should be ofAcislly apprisod that n
accordance with the ,wish 81 Nm Linoole
the National Lincoln Monument Assooia.
ton have de6nitsly decided to erect Z, Nc.
ttonal Monument In memory Of Ahs1haa
Lincoln, Late President OF the Unatol
States, over his remains ct Oak Rideo, near
the city Of Springfld Ill. Signed, i@ssa
sef r. J. O0LnsnY, &,
Agent National Lincoln, AOnument II.
socistiou- LIkuT. CoNKLINo. Sscy.
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BUfrAIIo, juno q. -Carringtcn. couyjtt.
- Of killing Policeman Dell Nb1cmonfhs
.tAoa We to-day sentenosdeto - hune %
- ia 0kAR80Des sssaa -ssss- Ns-A.
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WARRINGTON. Ju0o o9a-Th0QuadranRu.
Lar 6ght for tho Pr6vlsiooal G6vornorship
6 Alabama beeWADn MoGsn. WI. Smith
O Randolph. =. - razsous, OF Ielladega,
xoy0 OF Huntovillo. has prevented tho ap.
spolntment Of either. z- '- .-ss-
1er. Humphreys hes the advantage Of
3boiag eAaly611n q The committee on reeo.
1ntiooAAts stho 6Iat Union meeting IN Ala.
hama, hsld q Hunlsville yoaR 80 lase
VinteI. .aa
II. PSrsoas appssz.t 6 hlvs the largs.t
1N1bsf q backets, and ~ appolnfmsotA =
ssanss9say sxpsces:d s:.ieS ssinoefTfSw: g Tsr.. !.
Aeeo ana in cogsnItatip6 With tho Presi-
Aoaks Hois much talS6d o8 n connection
GV1fh tho vacenoy On tho 0eo6h OF the 9u.
..uts Court eaased By - death Of Jadss
Jnd7s sharksy, stof lGla1iastppi, and AZ.
1ufn6y General Spoed are also mentioned
81 the samo connection.
Gen. Grant commenced preparing the
Wlll probably submit Il to the War Depart.
0snt during thsweek.
IS Ars. ~. 81. Seward = lying dangerously
III The Secretary was absent from the
Chblnetl meeting today in conseQueoce.
and Mr Clarence Seward was also do
tatne0 fr0m the Department.
Gen. DIX has been ordered to MonisAal
q Government business.
Hon. Jas. Johuspn. tie. newly appointed
pfovisional Governor .: G-o.1t::s. 'e t the
city this evening for bis StA;s. Via New
York and Savsnnsh. Those wkn met Mr..
Johneon here are much p.eass1 with sus
Views on the subject OF RECONSTRUCTION in
tho south. He takes the strongest J..ian
grounds, and wdl! at once psocvv,! IS, IN
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Bosror, June 2l.-Ths steamship Afttn
sailed for Liverpool to-day, taking no -
Gle. -.
Hon. John p. Hale, United Ssatss Ma-
lister to Spain, and family, were anooe0 -
passengers.
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BOeroN, June q. The drying room coa.
nected with the Laundry oi the Revese
House took dre last night bat was con.
fined to the room ia which it originated
The ealmness Of the clerk. Mr.. Ramsey,
prevented any great alarm. The lo0 Wa0
q few hundred dollars. aI-iaN t a}1
J. The billiard match for the championship
OF Massachusetts, between W. Tobias aAd
r. E. Wullrick, OF Boston, was played 8
DuDneeted Hall asst evening. The mateA
resulted in tho transfer Of tho Uhampteo
cue from Tobias 20 Wullrick. who 1Un,
having l,5Ol polats 70 Tobias ,4Ssal {
from Mckee. IS .rsdt
,Nxw OsLxAxs, June 2O.--AdviOes from
Mexico iurnish tho following facts:'Q -
/ CamarEp after q brief r0sistaaoa, was
taken BY Gen. I0pez. Tbs netoeioAc Oap6
Bedell, fsEmsely ofthe Conledente6eev5oe
Was alss scaptns1d, and VIII b tsisdsa sasis
spy. asis.o saf y alossns4 ssl, ,oA
tt Is stated that maayspsouiusat 49,
have gone to lMe@tcoi To- escape 1annee
rule dselariug they will nsvsrs alAih ~
ualer the dag lfom Rhiph thsy have nsA
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yr53}a A stY1T ~, fayidare.f fh.s rYliaaion "a
Bsrsid. The announcement is received
IN. ps;Ss.s AZ ~. o,a., !,
tha Sscrats,w"v ~ ~, Trtarscr s,.r creetsno -
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paper, r. and claims S to ee here on cihctal a
v;.,,,a - = threH ro,th,. .a ~e sh., ~
~ v...ue - snee san,n on N.Y. =. aen
essus4 ~ 'a1: AAncv: Ano ~ e
o,;s,s,s s1c ~ penn. =, e a,;n
LeWissun 70 ooyce, aau Wy usss1'slsc.IOn @
s nth Gov; & Lyon :,. y rep.esenfed e be con On
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nr Rncri.v ~" h.d ,.6 g.. <,,..,,...-.
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The Union % sisnsnt Il scr.h nu r.n ~n.o'ss 'splesnt
vog nasc.e esos 81 honmond nor oorrespeaaent
e;ovarncr p;.ron.. ~ =. 'rS oay osmsN y
Richmcna - tbs ioE., .v1 oa1x ~ IL. -
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rrcri.;c,n ~ -s,,,;.sns ~ ~ % s ~ .atsOeAl
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u. ~ u'esuouO.y ta.y 10s5 ~ ~ ssS .rH" -. nsoA
NO. ~ estel.alneu ns ~ .uese ~Apaes =.
s.Hng r. naa OscGms S., t:.:.ssns cs:.s M .n..
Wlii Oc calrie9 GUY IN kuou laisn uy tnose
Wnom f!es. Lncoln no longer g0SeIns: %!
s. nom MS Msmsory !nsps.ss: Ine a un..1o ast.
Ssates, co1tluues Inc sPeo1ke!, noW CnIy
tnin1s OF consohng tnGsWtuoW sn0 ~ Pnans
ana co nos con.emp 'e sne sneuoing OF
more blood. 81 .-.-.ss.
The debate on the american question
49, sl luasner n oonsinueo ~ sno Legis.tAtualre ar
on the YIN, Dut n0tntng new ~ salo. y.
keonuer deleooed tne cause O. ot sno uovern.
ment.
Ine Emptese Eu 3enS ~, nas fecesveG !et.
yer Wrltten OZ the ftysloenxQt t0e United
Ssases M g 9, the EmHssof 1a reply 70 tne i'm.
~ ls.eL So1ns l 'toin
wssninS.on:
s1nHs 1ns lazs s oI ~ ui R:.Cn, 3.!eu sy y. ~.
Miniseefs by the state Department at
~ ~ ss.1.nes0a, y P1OMsneq. ~ EeieIs 70 @ the
oio M1eodsn1pa e4isune oetwSen ,9 mc .wo
oes!pu:-a n.ensI.f eays TO MIomteE,
ny xnsoa = cofnaa upon our
~: ~ p.u~ ~
SS ~ ~ se.n. "1ssss.o seerns n...sN su.s soves.a
@ @4emoeIs OF tae Ffencn Oppos,.lon are
uSas 1Sa % s.na s: ~ 1uule S. % e'uons rM
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~ ~ voPss.l lpou.:nleus ~ POitscea 0nen.
~ noo " kHe.tlne 20 tne 1ovetnment OF
neinoinls nm rs,nrd ~ n.,r rs,iie;rsi nr;..
oners e. tha n,aseHf tin,e ''l''
! sfhe Emnsrnr Neoclsnm arrived .s Tnu.
.lon.on ~ l6sh. Refore nni,,ine Als.,is
IS iseanl : nr6ciam afion ef, the Frsmch,
armvof 5Africa. f6nnkine them 1hr ~
laho1n 1nd exaitin1 ehs1 for snlilis,,rs ~.
I'm. S. -, - r. y !
Tho weekly returns cof the BANK of
SI-. .--.-~.L" =. ~. - - -
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FDFei9n News.

NEW YORK. June 2O.-Cyrus w. Field
had returned to London after visiting Va.
lencia to arrange for the layinx Of the shore
end OF the cable.
Mr.. 0undy IL passenger on board tho
Asia, on route for Hearts Content, New
tbundland, to get all ready at that point
6or the landing Of the cable.
An omoial diplomatic correspondence b.
tween England and America IL published
relativo to tho duties and privileges OF Brit
ish consuls Ia America. Privileges On.
joyod by eiEon6o by Mr.. SoWard's ohoor.
fully aeeoed1ng To- 6he British Oonsuls or
thepdyilsees eejcyed by the United seatss
Co0oulD In tho Britain domains.
Rax6 coFrs5pondsnts Of tho London
Tlmoo, under 06te of June 0th, writes -
boalov1:-n q cettaip that the 4exican
agent who eEztv0d IN Paris wAs sent BY
l4AxiWllten t6e the e1pre0e purpose OF OK.
planning The critical etnte OF aaatrs In Aex-
teos tpe menn!nI attitudes OF Americana,
ma the fear Of ~ mejeety that war would
- declared With the United States, now
that war With the South 10 over. The
ItonCh Government has therefore given
tho American cabinet to understand very
plainly that Mexico ts under the protection
OF France. and that France VII! not allow
any power to attack 1t; that nllibusters and
adventurers entering Mexican territory
with hostile designs Will II taken In arms
b0 hnn0e6 or 0h0t without lOnQ OF time or
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loyal TO the Union In tuturo-0Wn that they
have failed To great undertaking and
think they were right 10 seceding, out ad-
NIL tney may nave elreo. 49,. ~.
Ine same cotreeponoens ssZs toat HIen.
nolm, tne noel eeceetaty o. xIeesuly wens
y O4aU@Uas e14 WI P0s.9 ~ Oot vo.1 ,e1
der ..1 soes e;ns ns - 1eeoy @ oenver n'"'l Up
~ A. ia1a IN v,th -, n ceyrv into ~.
A,cf ~ nniiitsrv ~roe.cinstinn or,iinsnoa
sn6 - - % - AZ "a coatsssx sesssSaatoriiv
~, hi. f.ss;synsn =. sevcrsi hnn6rsd IL
rnm,e. ~ 81, NJ -. 81 .how Ia him. Tren.
hoim h::lorc ~ ~ - ~ y, 1sa sseiosi casn.
einat3nnist srS ~ 1870 sdoneion al Cov.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10
THE DEM()CRAT
1s5s1sS ia $3.50 .1,s. q s,v7i-,S;..

-.
Hs5iasS sfs1k fl1lSsts rss.sTT7.Siss
The Trustees Of the Iowa Orphans Home
met in this city last Wednesday. and nd.
journed Friday. There were present Mrs
Wiuenuyeg Mn Darwin, Of Burlington:
Mrs. stePlsens, ofMafion; Miss kibbcn, 81
Mt. Pleasant. Recording Secretary; Judge
Cole, of Des Moines: Judge woodward. Of
Muscstine; Judge Pendleton, Of sioux Ctr:
Hon. jana Wieet, Of Des 1lois.s, and
Prof h0vin. of 6his City. We think that
aboud rs gDod bafd of Officers as can b.
n6med ~ an 4nstitusiois. s'-sszs rrf
They provided for the appointment Of
superintendent to take general charge of
the institutions, ard fsr more tlprpurhly
canvassing the State for funds. II is found
that although such librral subscriptions
are made. bsst . small part Of 4 Il paid in.
They hoped to have made provisions for
more thorough work in the collection OF
funds.
The Institution has nov over sixty chill
dren and The pressure is very stroIg Tor
more. aud a. fast rs /, ,sjble mcn' must he
Mccivcd. This is large fam ~ to pro
vide for The expense are continuous and
must be continuously met. The people,
when they have ma ie one eff ,rt and lur'
nish,l gosiy sum must not suppose that
is the last Of It. but mt renE miner these
children are permanently the guests OF the
state, to ie-fnrnisled constant supply,
TIL Board is most earnestly laboring to
place this noblest OF IowA's institutions
upon a fine bass, financially and otherwise,
and we wish them abundant succeSe.--
L,,ay Tin EAy,ubiirvn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10
TRIS TII,S SALE

TRJ SITES SALE.
Whereas the 10Th day cf September
A. D. lo5', Robert Nj. Prettyman and Julia
II pfett, ii.:sn, ;lie wife, executed unto JAS.
J. Iindiey, ~ trustee, a eerta il deed OF
must. conveying unto said trustee the tract
oi real estate in the county of Scott and
STATE of I,.wa. described as follows, TO wit
Lat No five 90 and the east half Of int
=, f.nrfD ~ block No fifty sever f57
in the .ity OF Davenport. together with al
and singular the buildings, onlho,ises and
imprcyclnci Is thereof, whi b in sides the
homestead of .ail Prct;yman; which said
.i,ca of trust was made ms afort said for the
pu' pose oi securing the pa,mens oi sixteen
i,rom,~sn rv mites executed nv Burrows 4
pietiyman INTO C''ok & Sa-gen', and bear
ing date tue said 10Th DAY II September,
A. D. 1881 Of said notes being for tn,
SUN oi i've tn. usand dollars, payable in
three years after date six other notes each
for the sum of two hundred and fifty iol-
Ia :, payable respectively in six. twelve,
eighteen, twenty tour, thirty ard thirty-slx
months after date; one other note
Tor the sun OF five thousand three
hundred and sixfy-seven ID 100 dO'lsrs.
payable four years after date; and eight
nther notes each for the sum Of two nun
tlep.! and sixtv eight 3i-IOo doll rs, pa,a
hlc respect y in SIX, twei,e, sighssen.
twenty fur, thirty, thirty six, forty two
and forty eht months after date; all If
said notes PAYABLE ut the Massachusetts,
Bank. Boston, Mass. -. ~.sss~s
sad dssd Of trust has been duly recorded
a, the ~ ofds Of said conutv OF Scott. III,
booI, ID Of town. lot mortgages at y. 36l
And now. all Of said pronlissory notes
having become due and payable. and the
said Burrows 4 Prsttyinan having failed to
Jay the same, excepting the two notes pay
able ~ six months after date, one for $3.50.
and the other for 1868 80 100. as aforesaid
I, james J. LAaaley, trsstee Is iaforesaid. at
The request Of Austin. Sumner, the holder
and owner Of the said notes, do hereby give
tins pnIiir notice. that. bv virtne ~ the
poweis IL re vested by said deed Of trust,
/ shall, OH >a<nrdsv, the twenty second day
oil April. A. D 1875, at the hour Of two
o'cloekin the afternoon, a the Court House
door in the city Of Davenport. expose and
off + for sale at p,iblic auction . the high
est bidder for cash. the tract Of real estate
A,ere,nnelore described. or SO much thereof
as NAV be necessary to satisfy and paw thu
amounts due o. said l,rosnissory notes, in
terest thereon to-day Of sale, and all cost.
and expe sl.s Attending such sale, cost
Of this notice anvi srustee's fees :
JAMES J. LINDLEY, 48 III
sssig Trustee as sfuresaid.
March -, 1886 did As 9is.'sas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA
Sco,l Cnunfy, .
klngenberg & Wuliaeber, Plaintiffs.
John Bennett, a Wa,tz and the owners Of
the Steamboat ST. Pau Defendants.
In the District Court IT SAID county. To the
aforesaid -, PENDANTS.
lon are hereby notified that there Is now
on Ill III iht office IT the CLERK OF thc Dis
tfict Court of said Scott connty,a petition
81 kNngcnl,re 4 Wulwcber. Plaintiffs,
claiming a ynu III, sum Of Four Hundred
afd !. % 100 Dollars, SILL 90 with
interest AID o>tS justly dnc them for
cram llioln ,ty If sad Plaintiffs OF that
valus, taken and converted iy you to your
owh n-r, and al-o PRAYING 70, writ If AT
Il bincnt ~ the grnuni that said Defend
i are nm residents Of the State OF
iwa
Ard that unless von appear thereto and
,iel,ed d. 'o;e n,at # the secord dav OF
tie neyt term uf SAIL District Court, to he
begun aad holiea on the LIST Monday Of
Mav, 4 u 1865, dctault will b. entered
against yon an judgment ren1c'od there
al, 10, the ho.c amour. claimed.
II K. & +. CLAuSsfS.
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