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The Portland daily press., 1866-11-02

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, tSnnday exeepted,l at No. Printers
,Nchangc Commercial Street, Portland, by N. a.
FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in ADVANCE
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Particular Notice.

VALUABLE house lots for sale on the corner OF
V Deerino and Hcary streets. Tho most desirable
lots now in the market. inquire Of
HANSON & DOW.
Real Estatc Agents No. 245 Congress st.
bg Houses aud lots in di;sercnt parts Of the cty,
sale Chcap, Sep14uft
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For Sale,

r. "''e JOSEPH SYMONDS,
Portland Oct 81, 1906 @ no1d3t*
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Yellow Pine.

CPLENDID TRACT FOR SALE on the st. John 5
- river, East Florida, thickly timbered with the
finest aud largest Yellow Pine. Quantities Of other
valuable woods-some OF the best in the world for
ship boat building or for saw mill or other man
ufacturing purposes. Location and climate healthy
and agreeable. Apply to or address
ADRIAN II. MULLER.
Oct25u Pine Street, New YORK.
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~ Both Chronic and Infammatory Rheuma-
tism are being daily cured by METcALFE's GREAT
RurUmATIc REMEDY. Sold by all Druggists.
Nov 1. d1mSN
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Death of senator Wright.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 1.
Senator Wright died at O'Clock this morn
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

TIE hill for NE equalization o! o n. -
vss Shea made ths special ories ''' -
n Sherman called up b unentesoo.
consent ehe hi T., reduce The rnse Z" snss'
- ON Tie public debt, and for iund''s ''e
re bin ma rad third time and pas,sd'
it, title beioe smended. on mnsioo OF y; {.
jhrrman. % rad "A bill Tor the p-ymeo. OF
he public debs" Il was paesed anu co. ~
lh~ nouse
TIE consideration If the civil appropr'a
tivu bill 80 then rsunssj.
The anscndmrpt III the Finance Comm"
tee was stricken out
c0mmunilniion b<tweeD tie Atlantic sn'
the Pacific StAtes was rgred IN
The auendmcnt ~ the Finance C"mm';
s@e s,,r0pe,aling tlOOw FIR THE l'n'rla
II site and eruti'.n 81 . building - ;,
Paul. Alnn., for . pos: Odace. custom souss
be, was aerssd 70.
The appsupeiation for the repair Of tn
most once ard custom h0uee at Portland
Ne, recently injured " Ore, vas increased
70 srJm tlOO, 900 TO elt0.O0C.
M. Trumbull offered the following join
resolution recognizing the Government
Tennessee, which was ordered printed:
| Rssdsed, By the Senate and House q
Represesatlves, &C., That the United State
hereby recognize the Government Of th
State Of Tennessee, inaugurated under an
by the convention which assembled on N
9th DAY Of January. A. d. 1885, at the Cit
Of Nashville, - the legitimate 0overnmer
Of the State, entitled 10 the guarantees IN
eli other rights Of State Government ul
der the Constitution Of the United States.
Mr. Trumbull-I move that 1t be printe
will state that We have received inform
ton to-day that the State Of Tennessee hi
rstiflcd the Constitutional Amendment.
The Senate then went into Executive &c
I. sion and soon after adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

TRAINS LEAVE PORT BYRON AZ FOL-
Nail ana Express 1880 A. n, daily, Sundays
Steamboat Express 1895 A. NJ, daily, tsun-
days excepted.)
Accommodation $50 r. NJ.
ARafvE At Pokf sYRox.
Mail and Express 7:3o r. NJ, daily, (Sundsys
Hseanboat Express Las r. M. daily.
Accommodation $500 A. n, daily, (Sundays
excepsed.l
makes close connections for Chicago and Ill
points in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin.
ssssmsr i.sssins Tor buSsSas. srrivise he.ss
aheed u Northern Lise bssis. :.
eonaeclisg q Port Byron with Steenboas Ex-
press, and at r. ~. connecting With s.se Pm.
train.
Al Racine, with Goodrich 1ine'' stesmersfor
.;ss So cs,ssso ...L..
Rsilfosd, l6s Milwoakss, kssoshs, Waukegaa
a Ciineen Jusssiss, with Chiesgo 4 North
western Railroad, for Janesvills, Aadison, PA.
" a Beiois. with Chicago : Northwestern. Hail
rad, for Feotvisles 1vssssills, and 1adison.
MFrecoert viii Chicago 3 Northwestern and
lllinsis Central Railroads, for Rockford, Wssfes
MinefAl Point and Oalena-
At Savanna With steam packet "Lanaino,"
At Fulton, with Chicago 4 Nosthweotern 1ail.
rod, for Chicago, Dixes nd Cedee eaoids
~ Port Pyrou, With CAie1go 3 1sek 1s1anA
Railroad, ard stean peehet "1owa" bstWeeu
Dsseppert and Rock Island. Ns
snd qsiekest 70 I'll points II the Noelhwsst.
4. G. TATE. 9sp't =. A. KNAPP, Sup't
RastesU DisfsiOu, Westesp Division.
uay17 .dt1l Rseins, Wiz. 0avanns, IN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

b0Ouo001O1oDe
INDIANAPOLIS. July 10.-The johnson
National Union Convention In this city to
day was very thinly attended.
The actual number Of delegates mot ex-
ceeding one hundred and twenty five.
None OF the speakers invited from abroad
were present, only those who supported
Lincoln and johnson in "a, and now SUD.
port Johnson's restoration policy were 81.
lowed to participate.
Gen. Sol. Meredith presided.
Delegates to the Philadelphia Convention
were appointed.
A series of resolutions was adopted. The
first expresses ardent attachment to the
union OF States under the Constitution; de
mics the right Of secession holds oil At
tempts null and void declares oil States
now States In the Union % before the rebel.
lion; denies the power OF the general gov.
eminent 10 exclude States from the Union
or govern II - . territory.
End. The confidence Of President
johnson Is undiminished and approves the
gensral policy of his administration. En-
dOrses his restoration policy a. wise, patri.
otto and constitutional in harmony with the
loyal sentiment and purpose of the people
in the suppression Of the rebellion with the
ViutlUIu1 Ou WHICH uc W80 eIeCteU anu Mild
declared apologies to the President
3D.. Under the Constitution the right 10
prescribe the qualifications of electors is re-
served to the States, and Il would be sub.
versivc to the principles Of our government
for Congress to force universal suffrage
upon any part Of the country In opposition
TO the wishes Of the citizens thereof.
4th. All States ere entitled BY the Con.
stitution to representation. All loyal mem.
beers duly elected should be admitted
to Congress without unnecessary DELAY,
except the House judging the qualifications
Of members.
5th. The payment of the National debt
Is sacred obligation, never to be rcpudi-
ated, and no debt Whatever incurred in aid
Of treason and rebellion ever be paid.
9th. The Nation owes q lasting debt of
gratitude to the soldiers and sailors. The
families Of the fallen heroes should be cared
for by the Government.
7th. Delegates to the Philadelphia Con.
vcnticn are expected to cooperate only y ith
loyal Union men.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

WASHINGTON, July 18.-HousE.-Mr. Bid
well called up the motion to reconsider the
vote by which the Senate bill granting lands
to aid in the construction Of Railroad and
telegraph line from the Central Pacific Rail.
road In California to Portland in Oregon
was on July I'd recommitted to the Com.
mittee on public lands.
The vote was reconsidered and the bin
came up for action. Question being on .
substitute reported from COMMITTEES on pub
lie lands.
II authorizes tho California and OREGON
Itaiifoad Co to locate and maintain Rail.
road and Telegraph line between Portland.
oregon, and the Central Pacific Railroad In
California, and grants each eIternate sertion
Of land rot mineral 70 the amount Of 20
alternate sections per mile. ten on each side
OF the Railroad. The first sec4ion Of 20
miles is to be completed within two veara.
and ct least 20 miles each year. Therefore.
the Railroad to be Of the same suaec e The
Central Pacific Railroad of California. and
70 be connected Herewith. The subetitule
was agreed to and tho bill e smende6
passed.
Mr.. Stevens Offered resolution that H.
House adjourn on the s5th, the Senate con.
M. O'Neil from the COMMITTEES Of Con.
terence % TIE bin further 70 provide Tor -
eA1ety Of the lives Of paaoe9aesp on steam
vessels made . report which vse sereed 10.
-: Shellabefeer called up - uveoelon q
privilege the report Of the Select Commit.
tse On the charges made By Hon. Roouo
Conklin IL his place againse Provost M.
snel 0es. Fry, and hi bureau.
lne report, testimony cd orguuent Gov.
e. ~ paese ofpinted matter. :
0h011sh~Sm~, ~~ea aa--a
6RHAfR.-Nr. Morfill lfom ~ Co-..,..
Tee On Commerce reported Tie ioinf rssnIn.
sscn 10 relation 70 the pay and eccuernts ~
coibecton Of Tie revenus, who have faiIcd n
take tho required oalh Of CO. mn -
amendment . ouhetitute q f,llovs.
AeecsoeA That the Secretary Of the Treas.
ny be, ana y hereby authorized 10 ~ :
Reasonable compensation 10 The pesSose e |
- employed Tor The purpose, and who M
been octually enQeed In collectine ~ ~.
Dnue within ~ 6lates ID insQrrcc1iea. ~.
WlthsoondiDg the 61iluU or innhllifv n 49,
Peeoao 70 take TIE oath q 0oDep renuirn6 |
n law, provided thAs such cumnonSafinn
hall not b. greater n cry 60 0hoo I'M
'eovtdse Sof 81 Aw fur oGIc1eD Of ~ ~.
mo- performing such service; ana peovid:d
ursher Tat thie - sha1l ~ b deemed 10
lusoo!1oe H. conotnua1ce Of such pesDona
, . ssc1 enpsoyneae TAis resolution NJ
= - Nsvy DssSsssssa "a 81 = ~ -
q It, OGlcsn. Which ~ refier1d a Is.
Jc4miteee q Naval Amin
~ J0h9eoe called " ~ IN " ~ 70.
- q ~ Portland gl1lssss D ~ m 6sv
= Postland. = ce1SinallY fioofSS6 ~
MI peovtooD that ~ H. 1anf aholf esASnr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

CINCINNATI, July 20.
The Demos Of the 14sh District II
Ohio nominal. B. Young for Consress.
Gen. John Con Vas nominated for Con
gress BY the ion party in Indianapelis
district. Get. Harrow Was nominated
for Congress The Union men Of the first
Indiana distr
A Washin, special says, the Rebel
General Forpalled ct the White House
this morninasee the President, but did
not succeed Blaming an audience.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

On and amer M10aaAy, May 11ih,
The Steamer Iowa will leave dock foot Of BRADY
street, for Port Byron, - follGws:
AZ = a. NJ. connecting with train for Full
ton, Savanna, Dubuque, (srnving in Dubuque 8
hours in advance Of any other route) Freepors,
Racine, and all points north and northwest, east
and northeast, in central Iowa and southern
Wisconsin.
Al p. NJ, connecting with train for "a
wanna. Freepori, Rscine and milwaukee, aud Ill
points north, west and east
The following are the rates Of Fare 70 points
named.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

Nsw Yoak, July 20.
Flonr-1t5c lower declining chiefly upon
high and I low grades, x6y5@@s.l5 Ex.
State, Is. 1915 X. H.O.
Wheat. Try dull and declining No. 2 Mil
waukee u; new No. Milwaukee reported
at about p.
Rye-S ceipts, heavy and lower. Mil soc
and /, SOD hels do. at SS
Corn-lsd dull al s315 for unsound. ne y
SAC, SOUND xed (chely westerly SAKE, for
prime shbg GOO.
Oats-S Of $4,000 bushels at 5p@5lc Chi
csgo, and16S for Iowa.
PorS-Sdy and firm, &3l.s7@3l.56 new,
sing At sfcash. es.5o0e2e.75 old.
Lard-l.ls@2oI.
WhiskfQuiet At t2.2o@2e5.
PETROL Dull.
LATEST MARKET.
Fiour-Ased heavy and lo@25c lower.
Whea-ill and declining.
Corn tl ! steady with fair inquiry.
Pork eed firm new mess es1 80, cash.
Lard-(,ed dull and heavy, st 1s0aos1.
NcWOrlx stock Market.
Nsw YoRx, July 70.
Gold oped at 1.50sz snd closed at l.60sk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

SAVANNAH, Ca, July l9.-The steamer
San salvador 9rived quarantine yesterday
With 500 recruits for the nh fcgolars.
There were % cases of cholera among them,
ana three deaths during the voyage. One
death occurred after arriving at Tybee Bar,
and one or two after the troops were landed
ON Tybee Island. There y NO sickness
among the cabin passengers; but the steamer
will be kept in quarantine tor IL days. The
troops are all comfortably on shore, and the
sickness 10 subsidized.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
LATE NEWR


San FnAxcrsco, July iS.EIne c OF
III. eslp Hornet WAS h'e. y .s Il i. 49, ~
Pacific Insurance CcmfAny; uooys
Stood that the Losses arc 49, P'ooPy
paid in gold coip. .,,,,., TIM, thoue..d
Ums ~ n" American shipplne ersde
, ~, I'd been sold during the pass wes I u
49, 49,. n r.psine from 10 to y csnss per
i'.mnd large amount Of THE goes per
Kin LOOKOUT, ios ing fcr 'h%t"n,
81" - The case of Emil 0risef ~. Irwin he
DoweiI, JUICE Field Of the U: &: Circuit
C"urt. Yesterday gave judgment In favor 81
Tho defendant This confirms the Govern
mrnt In possession of the rrop~rty Know
as Black Point, on which fortifca'ions nave
oeen erected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
ST. I.els lsRApN El.EvATOn
CfRGES FOR STORAGE, &C.

Inspectig ............. ..1-2Oc y bashel.
Trimmini. y bushel.
WeighinS. Ike y 100 MS:
SGer3e-l11c 3 bushel for 10 days. and
Nc y bu}l for every subsequent 10 days, or
frac,ionahrt thereof.
eac1x(g. if sewed-wheat, Rye and Bar
ley, Ike 6ushel: Com, lie do; Oats, s<c do;
same if 4, 20 do.
DrayEe-To Steamers, in sacks-Oats,
lc D bushE Wheat Corn and Rye, Ike do |;
Barley lido. To within limits bounded north
by North lkket street. vest BY fiiteensl street.
south BY (outesu Avenue, in bulk Or IN sack,
ls<c p bual; beyond above limits e do. 10
East st. Llis depots. Sc y 100 MS.
All Drayse from " Elevator controlled BY
the CompA. BY ORB Of the Boerd,
ADl25-dii @HN p. SMITH. Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

New Yonx, July 1s.-Ths steamer Moro
Castle brings Havana dates Of the 18th.
Late advices from Mexico state that the
Liberals occupied Huadimango Calotlan
had been abandoned by the Llberals. The
Liberal chief Martinez attacked Unas In 30.
nora on the 18sh Of May, but was rcpulsed.
Garca Morales was ct the North American
line receiving arms and powder. Itis also
stated Corona had received six pieces Of
cannon at Atalo from San Francisco.
A French iron clad gunbost bad arrived
Letters from Monterey describe Affairs In
that section As very gloomy. Tolnucca was
again invaded by the Liberals under Regu.
las. The departure Of the Empress is said
to be for the purpose Of attending to inter.
national affairs. Il was rumored that Tam.
pico had fallen into the hands Of the Lib
erals
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
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JOHN W. BROMBAr0H. Eco. Chief Clerk Of the
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Professor nYNDAAN, Of Univ. Bishop'. College.
Lennoxvtlle Canada kast eaye that the Btterv have
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Of IL digestive organs y their natural healthy te
thru1xh Tie operation Of he Dittess.
letter nom NJ. JACOB FACaSET Of New Br,,.
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w. NO ead ssen vsctin q chsoaic dyupeps,a foe
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M N Asshan1 trassaits ~ thaaks to Tn preurs
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
FIRST PREHIUM
IMPROVED
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THE EMBODIMENT OF
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Originally patented Nay 10, 1869: improvement
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"For the Drsssmakcr Il 10 invaluable; for the
Hocsenoid i supplies vacant plaee."-0o-
''rhis machine surpasscs oil others wc have
seen, and II would require column to snumcrats
its numerous virtues. "-DeaHccr0f Davenport.
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All persons who buy or offer for sale limitations
Of this genuine Machine. will be prosecuted for
infringements on the patents This 10 the only
low priced Machine secured BY pstent.
Single Machines sent TO any part Of the coun
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20
HOST TT T. RS
STOMACH BlqqERS

llavs bssn about ibusteca yeass besuse the pub,ic
1hssr protective and remedial properties have bcra
tested By mlons al human beings. and their record
10 satisfactory. Their innesse popularity. ever %
the increase, 10 better guarantee Of their usefulne
than ny printed euiogy. Il 10 mot thus that failures
prosper.
Clearsighted oand uspsejadiced neabess Of the
faculty have approved thsn, and they ars now ~
commenced In private practice by huudrcds Of family
physlciaas.
1hs psspsrasioa has long since fbsnd IL way Into
our military aud civil hospitals. Il h not unknown
IN tho bel1lcaeid y means Of sustsuI.r ~ vo.,A
cd soldier. lAint with loss Of blood; nor In the nav.
Nan invaluable medical substitute for The sdvlers
ted alsOssl which va formerly served out 10 our
saiiom under the name Of "grcg" Thsse facts carry
their own comment with them. and thcy arc submit
led 40 prrmiass nom which evrsy Intelligent rrstc,
can draw his own conclusions
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

WASHINGTON, July 19.-An arrangement
has been made with British postofl1ce for
the transmission OF books and pamphlets
containipg samples Of merchandise Of no
intrinsic value, in covers open at the ends,
and subject to the usual regulations BY the
British mail packets from Panama 70 any
other ports In the United States ofColumbia,
or to any port In Ecuador, Bolivia, Chill
or Peru.
New York and San Fnncisco are thus
United States o63ccs of dispatch.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

Bosron, July 10.
The Democsc State Convention oee
to-day aud to- measures to secure the
election Of dsates to the philadelphia
Convention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

Mississippi 1 Missouri Railroad.
1866. summer Arrangement. 1866.
Trains run by Chicago time which IL twelve MIN
utcs faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, JULY 20. 1855,
Oand until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays exceptedlns follows:
6o5 Am. Express for Kellogg and Washington
Sis A. N. freight for Kellogg and w ashington
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays ex-
ccpted) Ms follows:
Ass r. n. freight from Kellogg and Washing
ton.
s 2or.x.express fromKe llogg andwashington
The 05 .. IN. train out Of Davenport, makes
direct connection AT Kellogg. Iowa City, and st
Washington, with the Western Stage Co.'S sta
ges for oil points West, South West, and North.
West
Train from the west connect At Davenport
With trains oethe Chicago / Rock Island RR for
all points East, North. and South.
Passengers IRE reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct direesions 10 the destination Of
Saggage, also to procure tickets before taking
heir seats in the cars. A. NIxBALL. Supt.
Davenport, July 90. 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

Ole KID van Vv10k10 010>
Gold Medal 0hOPrys
Ror1 and NloAe1aaV
ln0eVeoa DOor6o0.
wheat Nutrient,
old Homestead Rye.
In addition to our business 81 ceiling Wines, ETC.,
in original packages and In order to Insure ~ cas-
toners Pure Liquors In compact and convenient
form. we commenced the enterprise Of bottling and
packing IN cases our well known Wines, Bnndies,
Whsekcs, etc., and have sent them out In style that
wnud preclude the possibility Of their being tampcred
with bciosv reaching the pufchasef. The gcoera! APP
probation and gratifying success that has awarded our
efforts has encouraged NJ to maintain the standard 10
Fcgasds quality, alsO 70 make increased eerts to re-
tain the confidence and patronage which be- been 20
'''e BIuNGRR 3 co.
lEstab ishcd 1881 Importers Of Wince etc.,
ssa-. No. - Beaver street, New Ysek.
The above perulAr goods arc put mp In caees con.
taininy one doaeA 6uttles eoch, and eOtd by al
prominent Dsuggists. 0rocess, etc.
t Opinions Of the Press.
Tic name Of Diuinsef Co., No. 10 Beaver street
Il s1asa tee 10 the cxa ard Mteral tlnth o. wnat
ever they rc.lceett.-N. 7. Com. Advertiser.
lhc IL peft.r house u Blnlngoe q Co., No. ~
Bssvsr . ees. h cuniucted up0a pripcples Of intce
t.ty iai Ii. aud the highcst hdn0f.-N. Y. Evepin
tspicss 5unsii.dso1m-WISwe'".iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-20

sw ORLEANS, July 10.
Gen. Sherids order regarding The
erection Of . nument coomsmoratibe
the rebels, was ,eslled before publication.