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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
DR.. Cartcr'S Cough Ralsam

This medicine immediately SryfS THE COUGH.
mucous and foul matter from the air PASSAGES r;,."
ease in difficult breathing. aays the irritation @? the
Lungs. and effects Speedy Cure. by soothing and
Healing all the Pulmonary Organs "''''
lDP. Carier's Couxh Unu.>-
never fails to cure Coughs and Colds in 4 few DAVIS
snd mas cured thousands upon thousands Of az
consumption after Physicians and all other remedies
nsd allied and the patients given up to die. This
nasm me most perfect and nfnllibie remedy for ali
\. b.-.Ask for DR.. CARfxRs CoreH BAlsAn. ana
ake nothing else Price - cents for trial bottle isr~s
bottles. II 10 PR bottle '~'se
Prepared and sold by D. f. EASTERY.y \
~, 10; ~, North Filth street. ST. Louis Mo Sold
~ ther branch Family Medicine Store No e. Msdi
son street. Chicago. nls - ~ " Az "u'-
For sale BY all Drlggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
DR. EASTERLY.S
A NJ Err CAN LINZ Nj EN- +

Will Cure Bruises, Sprains, Cuts. Wounds, Rheuma.
tsm. Contracted Tcndons. Swelled JOINTS Lnmbsvo
Tumors, and all Local and seated Palms, and all dis
eases where an external Remedy is required.
\ HIS LINIMENT Is. BEYOND ALL DOUBT, THE
most efiCacious remedy ever offered to the public
Its volatile. penetrating. soothing and healing prop
critics difuse themselves to the very bones and give
the sufferer almost instant relief.
Such uoWeriul curative prunerties cnrnhinad in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

c., 4 c..
Cotton Factors lCennis's fesWoe1'
Conmis'n Forvasd'g Merchants.
merc6anes, No. North - Strsst,
No. u Matches Street Dst. Chsssut : Ns1eA
/ Nsw Orlsass, L. b. Lssis, Ne. aaa
Orders are solicited for the pssehsse = ~ q
Cetess. Ssge1 nolaass, Csoeas 0seessiee, -
val flores, Western Produce, Begging. Ropoo
&c., h., which win receive our bsSt pefSoeala -
tentton. aasas ssna o9e19ly -.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
A FenIan Head Centre Rurned Out.

BUFFALO, June ga fire last night at
Head Centre Z. G'DAY's auction store con
siderably damaged the building and con-
tents. The fire is supposed TO be the work
of an inceEJiary.
TOrnadO-LOss of Life. and Great Des-
trEetiOn of Property
During the tornado yesterday afternoon,
the schOoners Mazeppa and Goshawk broke
from their moorings and ran into the canal
boat Monitor, killing asMrs. MALLORY,
wife Of the steersman.
A man was killed at the Black Rock by
a car on the track being blown against him.
Another man is supposed to be fatally in
jured by bricks from a falling chimney of
the Kromlir block. The roofing of The west
street, was blown in, and three children, who
were in the play room at the time, were al
most buried in the debris.
In addition to the damage done to
poperty by the storm which was tele-
graphed last night are the following:
A heavy beam found its way to the roof of
Capt. DoBBINs' house, on Niagara street,
through which it crashed-schOol house
number one, on Seventh street, had its Gu
palo carried away Nearly half of the upper
light off Of the Niagara Falls depot gave
way to the storm. The tower on st. Jo-
seph's Cathedral was damaged, and the wood
work of st. Johns Church tower was swept
almost entirely away. Messrs. BRIsBANE's
Arcade building had about thirty feet of
cornice torn of. The double skylights over
SLAIGHT's billiard saloon and 5. :. How
ARDS machine shops aud agricultural works,
Chicago street, were partially unroofed. Mr..
HARRIS organ factory, on Clinton near Elm
street, had the front blown in. The total
loss not estimated. 1t was the worst storm
known for many years. 1t lasted about half
an hour
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till tomorrow evening.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH.

The Board Of Health assembled at the
Office OF Dr. MADDEN at 8 o'clock last even
ing, the President DR.. NEWMAN, in the chair
The minutes we're read and the Executive
Committee reported the Bill which passed
the Board Of Aldermen on yesterday after
noon, and only awaits the action of the
Council to become a law. The bill will be
found in our City Council report.] The
President then nominated the following
Standing Committees, as provided form the
Constitution:
On Endemic Disea8es-Drs. WINSTON, Ma
NEy and BEAUCHANP.
On Epidemic Disea ses-Drs. COMPTON,
ATCHIsoE and MORTON.
On Hygieae-Drs. MADDEN, CHEATHAE
and BUSH.
On Mete9roIogy-Dr CALENDER, NICHoL
and HORTON.
On Mortrary Reports-Drs. LINDsLEY,
BUCHANAN and BRoDIE.
On Nuisapces-Drs. DUPRE, NEWMAN,
CHEATHAM, NICHOL, NANCY, WINSTON,
BUCHANAN, Pool, HUGHES and BRODIE.
After the transaction of some unimportant
business the Board adjourned till the next
stated meeting.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
New York stock Market,


NEw YORK June 6-The stock market is dull.
Governments inactive, hut quotations are well
sustained Registered '6Ss are wanted at l2S cou-
pons Of 65s at l025s; and l0-lOs at 61zg9ses 530s
arc f-m at l02i ga 1929.
State stocks-New Ork bounty loan il inquired
for at IO2 and IS of 70 at 60. Railroad shares are
quiet except Erie, which Is active. and has risen
to 6si3t After board il closed at 6g4 Reading
lOs3.; Cleveland and Pittsburgh az So North
western us do. preferred 59l4: Fcrt Wayne s..
NEW YORK. juno 8.-CottOn very quiet. but
holders firm NJ 57@S9 for middling uplands. Flour
Sc lower for inferior. and steady and unchanged
for medium aud good grades, 81 2SeS 50 for extra
State, IS 5Ofl0 for extra x. II. o.. and $40 O5a
ID u fo- trade brands, closing quiet. Whisky
dull and nominal. at s. D for Western. Wheat
dull, ana common grades nominally lower. prime
new No Michigan 81 40-an outside price. Rye
steady, Western l 05al 10. Barley and Barley
Malt dull. Corn more active. l@2c lower-S56sg
for unsound; new mixed Western s9g9l1S for
Mishiran DO; also $500 bushels. parties shipping
10 arrive this and next week at s., Oats duh and
lie lover-5565s for new Western. Coffee dull
Rio IS Sugar more aetiye-l2c; Havana llS
llA. MolaSSes dull.
Petroleum dull. 2i14S25C for crude. sad Ss11Es
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
By AID. No1E,t.

Be Il enacted, b. the c. Council that the
law prohibiting the sale of stock, buggies
and such article as have been heretofore
sold on the public square, be, and the same
is hereby repealed.
Be Il further eHqaed, That it shall and may
be lawful TO sell stock, buggies &c, on the
north side Of the public square
AID. Chiffon offered the following: Re
sotred, by the City Council, that the City
Engineer be instructed to give grades on
Mallory street from Cherry to Market street ;
and that the street Committee be and they
are hereby empowered to have said street
graded and macadamized as soon as practi-
cable. On motion of AID. NoLEN the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That thhe committee on Water
Works be instructed to continue from the
corner Of Hide street and Knowles, the
main water pipe along Knowles to Cedar
street. Referred to the committee on water
works.
Adjourned I'LL tn-porrnvv avouipy
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27

LONDON, June l5.-The weekly return of the
Bank sfEngland shows an increase in bullion of
El20,300.
The Circular of the evening of the 18th reports
q fair amount Of business during the week in
American securities, and prices on the whole well
maintained, 5-20's at one time touched 81, but
closed at 64;SG6i34. Illinois was at T59I5%.
New York declined to 40l%@4l. The settlement
has developed scarcity OF 5-2O's and Fries. Eng
fish funds are lower under the war news Bank
rates remain at 10 per cent.
LIVERPOOL, June l4.-Sugar steady; Coffee in
active; Petroleum quiet and steady.
LONDON, June l4.-Breadstuffs firm with an
active tendency Sugar quiet and steady; Coffee
firm: Tea quiet and steady; Rice steady; Tallow
steady.
LIvERFooL, June Is, P. Motion sales last
week y 600 bales including 400 bales to specu-
latOrs and l0,500 bales TO exporters. The mar
ket has ruled frmcr with advance of 2d@ Id per
descriptions of the authorized quotations. Up
land fair at 1919 mddling l4l2d.
LIVERPOOL, June II, A.M.-The sales of cotton
for the four days were 5000 bales including 5000
bales to spectators and exporters. The market
il firm and unchanged and prices middling. Up
land is quoted at l312@l3A.
The Manchester market is steady for goods and
yarns,
The breadstur market is generally firm. RICE
ARDsON, SPENCE x Co. report flour firm, and hold
ers demand an advance. Wheat steady ut los Sd
@l0d for winter red. Corn steady at 2s@&s cd
for mixed.
The provision market is quiet and steady. Va
rSuS circulars report beef quiet and steady pork
quiet and steady; bacon steady; lard quiet and
nominal; tallOw quiet and steady.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
NnshviIIe Dry Goods ,Inrket.

The past week has been one of remarkable
quietneSs, though the trade is keeping up well
for this season of the year. The stocks continue
large and well assorted; a steady though small
trade is expected until fall. Cotton goods are no
lower since our last quotatiOns,-if any change a
shade higher, in the Eastern markets, though no
advance has been made here. Below will be
found the quotations Of few of the leading
articles
PRINTS-Glencove, 1212; Wamsutta, l6; Arnolds,
Il; Freemans. ~; Amoskcag Is; Americans,
IL; Dunnels ~ Allen, %; Gloucester, 10; Pacific,
..Richmonds ll91& Sprague 5, 20: Merimack D.,
20: do. W p; Solids, y; MORNINGS. 2D Star, l213
Home, l512; Pinks and puppies, 2ldE
TICKINGs-3O@60.
SHEErINGs-Virginia, = Il; Augusta, q 49, Pa
tuxnet, "A 20; Crescent A 2l12; Tenn. premium s
Al % Linlan C, A %; Laurel Hill % Bal
tersia 221% Pittsfeld rs IS.
SEA IsLkNDs-2OG33
BLEACHED MUsLINS-l5@3II2.
COTTONADES-25td5 %.
LINEN DUCK-2714a60 do drill ducks. 3O@50.
BALMoRAL SKIRTs-SlS to SIS per dozen; Hoop
Skirts, ~ to &c per spring.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27

TIM Ninth WARD SCuooL.-Theexami
Goneycrci.cs Of this school closcdyesterday,
and were highly satisfactory and enter tain
ing.
The exercises in the primary department
under the direction of Misses EMMA Phil
Lrs and LAURA OvNrr, were excellent
and reflected much credit ON their instruc-
icons. Their pupils exhibited more than
ordinary sprightliness and quicknessin their
rcciiations
The pupils in the intermediate department
under the direction of Mr.. +. II. HAMILrC
graduate of the Nashville University,
hibitcd Guc proficiency in their studi,
which consisted Of spellipg and reading.
The exercises in the grammar and reading
department under the immediate direction
of the Principal Of the school, Prof u. A.
BRowN, were admirable The proficiency
OF the students in his department elected
much praise from those in attendance.
At the conclusion Of these exercises
the students Of the different depart
ments were assembled in Prof BRuwN's
room, where they went through some vocal
exercises that were delightful and pleasing
Mayor BRowN then made some very appro-
pirate and beautiful remarks TO the schoo
which were evidently appreciated. Her,
the exercises closed.
Prof BRowS, who is a thorough and &C
complished scholar, has won for himself :
fine reputation as instructor since he as
sumed the charge Of this school. He, Will
his assistants, have worked zealously and
earnestly, and as the result Of their effort
have established school Of which any on'
might be proud.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
RIVER NEWS.

The river continues TO rccede slowly with full
seven feet water on the shoals.
ARRIvALs.-fmperid{,S st. Louis.
DEPARTURES. CttaJerlond, Cairo = Victory, st.
Louis;
There is but one choice Of steamers to-day, and
she is a splendid choice: we mean the st. Louis
packet the high headed imperidl. Capt. BEN
Howard. "OLD TIP" says this is his pet" institu-
ton, and warrants everything viii be done up in
good and substantial style. She leaves at 10
o'clock this morning, positively.
The river at Louisville yesterday was falling
fast with six feet in the canal.
At Memphis. river is rising. The Arkansas and
White was in good style and falling.
We copy the following from the Louisville Cou-
rier's special of yesterday:
1t is stated that C. J. CAFFREY, President of
the JOhnsonyille Packet Company. has lost in
that concern between S2O0,O00 and 100000 which
with the very large amount the stockholders lost,
fOots up pretty large sum for company to sink
that has hardly been organized year
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF slavery.

CHICAGO, June 26.-The memorial to
Congress printed in pamphlet form Of DAVID
QUINN, Of this city, advising the re-estab-
lishment of negro slavery, has just appeared
before the public. 1t presents the subject
under view in which it has not, perhaps,
hitherto been presented. II holds that men
are divided in species, and have different ma
tnres, and that the negro finds his civil lib
erty in his slavery, and that the white man
undergoes a change which makes slavery
essential; that the French IN Canada and
Spaniards in Mexico have degenerated, and
that the native people Of the Northern Uni
ted States are now three inches less around
the chest than the Europeans. The author
brings forward many historical and scien-
tifc facts in support of his argument.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27

Soar FAcroHY.-Mcssr AYERS d HART
WELL, No. % Front street, are preparing to
manufacture soap upon an extensive scale
and at prices that will enable them TO COM
pete successfully with all others engaged in
this business. they have presented us with
a specimen Of their washing soap, which we
regard as equal to any thing Of the kind We
have seen.
Ii is greatly to the interest Of Nashville,
and to the local trade Of Tennessee, to build
up local enterprises Of this sort III orr midst,
and no one will be justified in going about
20 make purchases, when satisfied they can
do as well at home. We are gratifed to
learn that they are receiving a liberal pat
ronage from our merchants.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
Locomotive Works DESTROYED bv Fire

ScHESEcrADY, n. Y, June 26.-The
greater and most valuable portion Of the
Schenectady locomotive works, were destroy
ed by fire this morning. Several new en-
gines, together with several near compile
ton, and allthe machinery, are in the ruins.
Loss estimated at 100000. Insured for
$4,000. Five hundred hands are thrown
out Of employment. II is believed 0. be the
work Of an incendiary.
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ssrsih deeIarea ConsfifnfionnI

Vath ueefArtI tOhstftutionaI.
81. Louis, June Ex-senator LANE, of
Kansas, is quite i'll at the Lindell Hotel in
this city, threatened with paralysis. His
physician does not think it will be possible
for him 10 take his seat in the Senate again
this session, and advises him to go to Bed
ford Springs as soon as he is able to travel.
The case of Gen. BLAIR rs. the Judges of
Election, for refusing 70 take the oath pre-
scribed, was decided against BLAIR in the
general term of the Circuit Court yesterday.
This is the first decision involving the va
lidity of the voters oath in this State.
Trains are now rnGing through to Leay-
enworth, Kansas, from this city, on the Mis-
souri, and Pacific Railroad.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27

\ SomEE Musicale ct Dromotique, for the
benefit Of Rosemary Institute, viii be given
at Gallatin, on Tuesday evening, July Sd.
This Academy is in charge Of Miss IDA
BoENscH, formerly of this city, and is 4
most deserving institution. Tickets may be
had at CoIILEES, and other leading book
lf.rag
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
MERRITT & HILL,

IorH ". THNon. At the Northern Bank Of
Tennessee. 90 Clarksyille H. the authorized agent
ui the Union and American, and is fully cmpow-
cred 10 transact any business relating 10 our Office
q n. Baskctte. Esq. is our authorized agent
r, Shclbyyillc. and will transact any business
relating 10 our office.
Thomas w. Jones Is the duly authorized
cont b. receive and receipt for subscriptions to
rhi. Paper. 10 the county Of Giles.
f.nuis VI. Williams Is the duly authorized
aren't for the l'yIoN ANb AMERICAN in the county
ai bscr.
Hr. James Campbell. of franklin is the
Authorized agent for the UNIoN AND AMERICAN,
u Williamson county. Our daily paper is always
'.r .ale at Mr.. Campbell news stand
captain W. 4. Armstrong. Of Gallatin, is
our authorized agent to receive subscriptions for
jbr UNinS NNp American in Sumner county.
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New York Money Mark ct
by Telegraph

NEW YoRK. June 26.-The Post's money article
saws gold is active and strong. The borrowing
rate Is ! loo in favor of the tender. The loan
market is easy and very few lenders can get more
than four or five per cent. on call loans on good
security. Commercial paper Is rather more free
ly offered, and the rates are Cog per cent.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE DISPATCHES OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
THE TRIAL OF MAJOR McCANN
AND OTHERS.
JURYIIMPANNELED.

Special Dispatch to the Union and American.
KNOXVILLE, July 20, 1S66.--The case
of MCCAIN, RAMSEY, RoDDY, and KAHN
was taken upto-day, Judge SWAN presiding.
The day was mainly consumed in obtaining
a jury. Three PANELS, of 81 each, were ex-
hausted, and the fourth called before the
jury was made up. The names of the jul
rors elected are, GILBERT ZACHARY, THos.
BOYD, DENIS DOZEN, J. B. WRIGHT, JOHN
FENToN, JOSEPH PAISE, JAMES SElNG, q.
w. ROVER, JAMES WATT, ELwoOD SHEP-
PERD, A. GILPIN, and JNO +. CLEBoURNE.
The Court adjourned till tomorrow morn
ing. COMMERCIAL.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
NOTICE TO GUARDIANS.

A Ii. GUARDIANS HERETOFORE appoint
~ cd by the County Court Of Davidson County,
and now acting as such, who have not renewed
their bonds every TWO YEARS, CT exhibited BIZ
ennia lists Of their Wards estates. the law re-
quireS, are notified, an accordance with an or
der oil said Court. 70 appear within the next
thirty days. and give other and sufficient sureties,
and return said reports. or the penalty of reno
val. etc, as imposed by law In Of failure 70
comply within said period, WITHOUT FURTH-
Err NOTICE. will be strictly enforced.
p. L. NICHOL,
Clerk Of Davidson County Court
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
Cincinnati Market.

10y 4VIVsI tIIIsI
CINCINNtrT. June 26.-Flour and grain dull
and prices are unchanged. Whisky unchanged
Provisions frmer but the demand il not large
5000 pounds bulk meats sold at if@l7c for
shoulders and sides. Gras cries unchanged. Gold
IKEA ~
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
The Coming Cation CroD.

NEW YoIK, June 26-It is said that the
cotton planters of the South have labored
under serious disadvantages this year.
Heavy rains, foundations, tornadoes, insects,
rotten seed, lack of implements and insult
ficiency OF labor, have made them hopeless
of an average crop. The most Respondent
among them estimate that the coming crop
will not exceed 100000 bales, while the
more hopeful estimate it at a million and a
half
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27

THE FOURTH. The proprietor, BBNJ.
SHELLS, Of Casey's Springs, in William
son county, near Thompson's Station, has
consented, after a number of solicitations, to
rive a Grand Social Ball on the Fourth of
July. See advertisement.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE. June Dc, 100 p. M.-Tobacco-Sales
of 2lS hhds leaf; market fully sustained in sym
$500. Superfine -four ard plain extra, o. 80
extra family, Sll 50. Mixed corn, in bulk, Csc
white, 74c Oats. 4Sc. Bacon-shoulders. l6c
clear sides, NAG. Lard tierces. 22c. Raw whis-
Ky De. GrOceries firmer.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27

RECORDERS CoURr-Thc number of Of
tenders aeforc this Court yesterday was I'M
usually large. ANDREW CoNIEY, for being
drunk aud Notwithstanding general
confusion and uproar in the vicinity of his
boarding house, was mulct in the sum of
Sl4.
JosErH HoEN, for being drunk, was fined
s..
HATTIE WINFIELD, for using language
calculated to produce leeach Of the peace,
vas sent TO the Worl, House
ISAAC LEMON, for disorderly conduct, was
similarly dealt with
NANCY Curly, for the same offence, was
lined 81.
MARY CHLnRESS colored, for acting in
a disordcrly manner, was sent 10 the Work
House.
W. IL. GIFroN, for walking on the streets
with prostitute, was fined Sl4.
Some twenty-five other eases Of various
grades Of crime, from that Of the common
street vagraut 20 the gya8rsaaiy drunk, made
up the docket, and were dismissed by the
payment Of the usual fines.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
NJ. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS June 26.--COtton frmer. Flour me-
dunn, lower grades declined DC; superfne S7@7 p
single S.. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
dull and unchanged Oats lower at 3SH lie. Pork,
bacon and lard unchanged.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

VNHE COMMISSIONERS OF THE NASH
| willie and Edgefeld Street Railroad Company
will hold an election for Seven Directors, ON Mon
day the 2d day of July, prOXimo, ~ the Office OF
Lindsey x HOyt. Cherry street. Polls will be
kept open from l0'2 o'clock A. NJ. until ! P N.
Stockholders will please to appear within the pre-
Scrihcd hours and vote on their shares.
By order Of the Commissioners.
n. H0BSON, Chairman.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-27
Robbery

ST. LOUIS, Juae ga man named
CLARK, while going from St. Joseph 70
Gockport, Aichison county, was robbed OF
$50, 600 on Saturday last