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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28
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NEW YORK, March ~.
The Herald says:
HIS (the President's) objections on con,
stitutional grounds, exhibits this bill-ths
rivil rights bill-as involving the most IA
grant devices for overriding the secured
rights Of the States in their Legislatures
and judicial tribunals ever attempted in
Congress. We had supposed tn 8 bill, in I
new shape, sort Of reproduction Of the old
fugitive slave law, but under the searching
du alIidsis Of Andrew johnson. it appears
thousand times worse than the rejected
Freedmens' Bureau experiment, and nothing
less than = bill Of unconstitutional abOmins.
tons from beginning to end. The object
ions submitted against the first section oil
the bill, however, are those which make the
impossible barrier between him and the
ruling radicals Of Congress. The veto is in
fact an emphatic declaration Of war against
the radicals and their reconstruction sys
tenn, root and branch Henceforward there
can be no party endorsements of the policy
Of Congress, coupled with professions Of ad-
hesion to the policy Of the administra
ton.
The Tribune says:
ASs 10 Su0uh M. OOutSOI tuut Ills veto
is 80 sweeping. He might have phrased it
more cunningly, but he has chosen to let
us know that it is not this particular bill
that has provoked his opposition, but that
any measure whereby Congress shall 1t.
tempt TO protect the Southern blacks
against white abuse and oppression, must
encounter BIZ determined aud deadly oppo
sition.
Referring to the veto message, the Times
says:
But We venture to think that few State
papers have ever been given to the world
that will 40 thoroughly compel the atten
ton Of thinking men Of whaleveg esed, or
kindred, or party. The analysis Of the Go
tails. however, is Of SO keen and searchin, a
character, the logic 30 irres,stable, that We
should hope even the advocates Of The meas
ure will Zee how vastly important is is that
the constitutional power Of the veto should
exist. and how important it is also in !
higher sense.
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SITS rsaahing ths Psssidsnt's Civil Rights
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

VA404NAA ANVAAN0.
s 8 anrr rs M IVA ..
In the District Court, May Tsfm, 1855.
Christisn Schmidt, Plai0tiG, %. August
Frahm, Ezekiel Steinhilbss and Nicholas r..
jervary, Defendants.
To the sojd Defsnddnts
You are hereby notified that there u now
on file in The once Of the Clerk Of said
Court the petitioa Of Christian Schmidt,
claiming the foreclosure of certain mort
gage executed 70 him by said August
Frahm, on the 26th Of September, 1866,
conveying lot number three ca Of Henry
Ailler's Subdivision Of the sou Invest quar-.
ter Of section number seventeen (l7), in
township seventy >cight (78), north ofrange
three 90, east Of 9th p. N. Petition also
asks judgment against said August Frshm
for seven hundred dollars (47OO), with in
terest ut six per cent. from December 10th,
1865, and costs Of suit, for that said Frahm
had assumed, in said mortgage. to pay Z
certain note executed BY plaintiff to one
Henry Miller, Dec. 1zth, 1864, due Dec
18th, 1859, for seven hundred dollars, With
interest at 10 per cent. and because said
FrAhm refused to pay the same, and plain
tid did pay it. No personal calm is made
against any Of said defendants except An.
gust Frahm.
Now unless you appear thereto and de-
fend At or before noon Of the second day Of
next term Of said Court, to be commenced
on the first Monday Of May, 1866, default
will be taken and judgment rendered u
prayed.
J. CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT.
BY L. BRUNING, COOK 4 DRURY,
Attorneys.
Dated March 28th, 1866.
l
| ~. S. Rev. stamp, Soc,
cancelled.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

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- the most highly approved medicine ever
discovered: Il has stood The best Of iii tssts
Tine. hsving hsd an unprecedented sale q
~. yh 10y Year,. e recommended BY our
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u ths Nursery.

There L woman in the pubic eye whose nam.
had al along been associated, in our mind, with
the ~ ankee, "Qusck," and "Humbug." Blu
Il isso no longer, and ~ desiee to wrest hel
name from Ill such suspicious association in 81
other minds. Whatever notions we may have o
womsniy delicacy and propriety, we will admit
that woman alone il the Nurse-the good Nurse
the best Nurse. Whether weshall have Female
Physicians or not, 10 question which must b.
decided BY time and principle. and mot as q mat
ter OF taste. Pride, pref udice, caprice and Gus
rom may - we'll behave themselves, for If there
II really waat, there will also be asupply- il
there Be . "cslling," there will be coming
ing, end though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent
Nh. Winslow does not want to treat you Gen.
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your wives; but modsstly appears - . messen.
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Nurse of 80 years" experience can boldl,
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happy mission. She 10 the most successful phys
ician and most eectusl benefactress our little one
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your Cordial. ''Fsregoric," Drops" "Lauda-
num-" and every other Narcotic y BY which the
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/ and idiotic for life.
We rave never seen Mrs. Winslow-know hei
only through the preparation of her q" Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething." If we had the
power, We would make her, a. she is, physical
savior to the Infant Ra,e.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-One of the
most severe shocks of an earthquake felt
here since that of October last, occurred to
day at noon. 1t was also felt at Santa Cruz,
San Juan, San Jose, Stockton, Sacramento
and Gilroy. At the latter place only is any
damage reported.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

MRS. wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Teethng. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation. allays al pain. aud cures wind collie
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cry mother who has suffering Child: Do no,
let your prejudice, uor the preiud ces of others
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
used. - ''''0''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

~-..,~ naarnh n. M Hee<aunonv
49, y. ~. R:consarnction Conmit4ee n
s.isss.Sy - virrinia North Carolina an6
css.s~ C.rc,a.a ~ 9a.iav funoren1l a -
6rsS ~ NJ CnnRllnk Sn6 ofv3ered 70 s.
..s;..sd RI. delav r. rsnortine IL va
csnseT nv The absence OF senator Howard,
hefcrs vhom al Of Il wss taken. There
~. .v NOR shan dixty vitneeses examined
q relstion Is the condition Of Affairs in the
G1etes Of Vlreinia, North Carolina and
South Carolina. eone Ssw witnesses were
examined By him in relation 70 other South.
arr Htatea but The testimony W. reported
~ith NM Of the Statee TO witch Il applied.
mono the n,oye important OF the witnesses
examined in relation 70 Virginia were Judge
T-ndervood. Who has been elected United
States senator from that State, but has not
vet been admitted 10 the same position.
n reofsDmts that nothing like . senti
ment Of hoesllity 20 lie Cniied States Gov.
ernment exists IN Virginia that there arc
no Combinations or c0nspiracies having that
end IN view that the peorle, though disap-
noi.se6 Ara srddened s. he reeaIt Of The
~. aocem that result submlseively and ore
only looking now TO their national interest,
and that the ourest and most expedient
means of reconciling the people to the Gov
ernment and making them ito cordial sup
DOrtern. y To extend TO them equal political
riohta With the people OF the other States
AZ to the NEGROES. he expressed the belief
vh;ch he savs he has always entertained,
RAJ ~. stsies would be much better with.
mt them. and ne repudiated the idea tl,As
a.,,ol1;o. ,,oro ,,ururaalv inf1icted IN Federal
r,Ssorers of war
The testimonv of a number of Virginia
c.ntiemen Who came a 4 delegation 70
Hre.Jsnt johnson was eanally important
md interestinp. They concur in the opinion
q 10 The ABSENCE of any feeling looking 70
: renewal of the contest with the Govern.
ment The question Of coercion they say
WAS settled >; the sword, and the people are
willing to abide by the decision and to live
henceforth faithful citizens of the Republic
They represent the feelings Of the people at
large and of Themselves q unalterably CD.
poeed 70 the idea of extending political
rights. The legislature was engaged in
removing most. II not all, the obnoxious
determinations in law between whites and
blacks.
WASHINGTON, March 27-Yesterdsy Gen
LAFAYETTE c. Baker, late Chief Detective OF
the War Department, entered a special plea
Of former conviction. and on charges for
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COM ~ r DIAL,
Davenport Market Reporf.
OgTIcs OF TIE DAvxxPoss DpuocRA..

D0venp0rt Market Report.
NJ a. ns1o sHas
A"rcn 20, 1856. J
FLbuR =. Wholesale. per hi. MAO
In sacks. 1890
In bulk $3.50.
Retail IN hi a. On
~ S.aLa u =. 1o'oo'
In SACKS, $0.O0.
..NIl IN bnie,s06o. s4ts 80
SuckvaEAr FiorR;-Per cwt. o..
WHRAr.-No. /. old. el55 No az.
No. 9. new. zoe. "' 0'e'
Copy.-2-c
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Oars. 16@lsc.
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Monetary AGairs.


NEW YORK, March 27.-The failure of thu
house of Culver, Penn s. Co. is announced
in the evening papers.
The Commercial says: The stock marke
has recovered its late composure and firm
ness The general tone on railroad stock!
is undoubtedly decidedly strong. The STOCK
exchange has decided to observe Good Fri
day as holiday. The Petroleum and Min
ing Stock Board has adopted the same
course. The bonds and stock of the c. &
q. 4. Il. X. Co. were to-day placed on the
regular list of stock exchange. To-day the
banks and brokers report more active de
mand for monev from the street The rate
however, remains steady at 5per cent on
call. The late active demand for primo
paper has diminished the supply of tina,
grade, and there is partial scarcity Of frs,
class names. The rate of discount consc
quently favOrs sellers, but per cent is still
the predominating rate
There is more than the usual amount OF
caution respecting dry goods paper, the re.
suit of the losses to which that branch OF
the trade is exposed from the decline IN
prices.
Gold has been firmer during the morning
chiefly from the sea- city and large purchases
to come. Short contract price has ranged
to-day at $126l@12sl. Gold is loaned at
! per cent. Exchange for tomorrow s
steamer IL very active, hut al low rates The
Ia'i IN gold has brought the importers in
market and the large supply Of bills has en-
abied bankers to sell Sterling freely at sl0e4.
From New York.
New YORK, March GA fire occurred
in the City Hall this morning. Damage
only about $4,000.
CSrrcsPondence between Presi.
Dent johnson and the Post ma =.
ter Of AHarif0rll..Thc Rcsi~un,
ZION o. the Latter NOS Accepted.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times.
WASHINGTON, March "a.
The following correspondence i. publish
ed here 1t created considerable talk at the
ctpitol during the day:
Posr OFFICE, Hat tford, Conn.,, !
March 2lst, 1866. I
Sn 81 am nov engaged IN publicly id.
vpceting the election Of Jas. E. English, as
candidate for Governor Of Connecticut-a
gentleman who is openly committed to the
srppor: Of your veto, and the defence Of
your speech of the 22d Of February, and Of
ySur policy Of restoration in opposition to
the disunionists Of Congress. aas
am opposing the election Of Gen. 10
sdph Hawley, who openly disapproves Of
) eur veto, and your 29d Of February speech,
and who declines to support your policy ~
opposed to the radical majority Of Con
g1ess.
lf my political action is not satisfactory
to you, beg you to receive my resignation
81 postmaster ofthis city.
: I have the honor to remain, ~ ever, your
odedient servant,
[Sigued] Us. CGrvrtAxp.
~ Ercs1ency, Andysw Jo6asos, Hssidsst
ne following is the Presidents indose-
mdnt
Tour political action 10 upheldins nv
measures and policy is approved. Your re
siepation 10 therefore not accepted. INT /.
hefewith returned.
ES'gned] ii ASDHEw JonrsoN.
Executive Mansion, March Esd, 1885. ,is
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We have put up and sold this article for ovs!
- years. end CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE and
TRUTH Of Il Whist ~ hsve never been eble e
eay Of any other msdisine-N1ynR AAS "
FAILED IN SINGLE INSTANCE 70 ukfkCI
A CURE, when timely ussd. Never did We
know sm instance Of dissaaisfaction BY a.y one
who used H. On the contrary. OIL ere delighted
nendstio6 81 its magical effects and medical vir.
tuss. We spsak in THE matter WHAT We DO
KNOW" a1er - years experisnce. AND
PLtD6E DUB FOR the Full
F1LMENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE.
In almost every instance where the infant IL suf-
fering nom pain and exhaustion. relief will be
found in Afssss minutes after The syrup 10 ID
lninistered.
Full directions for using will aoesnpasy each
bottle. None genuine unless the e-si1ile OF
CURTIS I PERKINS, New York. % On ths eat
side wrapper.
Osll By iststhrousAeut world.
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u
The following v IN extract from letter vr,..
ten ~ the Rev. J. 8. Holme, pastor ofthe Pierre
podt street Baptist Church. BROOKLYN. n. ~ a
th1 journal and Xess<ns~r, Ciucinssti. O.. and
speaks volumes in favor OF the world. rero~r.d
medicine, MRS. wINsLOw,s sooTuImc
SYRUP FOR OnIkDREN rEYrarNe =
We 80 an adveft,aspentin youf colums q
ARe. wlHsLoN's SOOTHING sYRup-
Now. We nsyR I'D, vsst /. nv Of 49,,
medicine befosSns9 H.. bst = II se.,se,ls a,
- say = your rsalsss thas Ne - no lhuah,,~
~ Asss tried 4. 80 49, istiiS dss6fe Ia,..
II e probably 90 Of shs dksst- susceeafu, ms1il
dsss Of the Day. sss,as 4 i Is. 81 ~ 49, =
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Private Matters.

-
To the unfortunate. DR.. CLARKE. - Clark
street, No. 4 Lsrmon Block, 10 man Of few
words, but gives patients Of both sexes, raonrr,
RELIABLE and THOROUGH TREATMENT. Victims ot
indiscretion, quackery or incomp-tency consul,
DR.. Clarke, whose great success depends upon
regular education and experience. Go 70 BIN
at once and be cured. He does not want your
money unless he does you good.
~ Send 81 for . box Of his celebrated Fe.
male Pills. Sure cure. These Pills ynssH rson
fHE DIsPsxAARv, are the ONLY SURE REMEDY
for the removal Of Distractions and Irregular
ties Of Females.
to Send two stamps for "Psivate Letters
to Mari led Ladies'
~ Send two stamps for Description Of
Pessarie Preventif."
- Send two stamps for Private Letter on
Seminal Weakness
Address DR.. CLARKE, No. 4 Larmon Block
Chicago, Ill. mch9-d6wly
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RenA l.fneanna11.

CmcrnuASl. 0aeeh 81.
4 duel vas faught near Lsxington Ky,
yesterday, bstweso Captain Kipnieseueh,
late Of TIE Union army, and Capt. Dssha,
formsfly Of the ssbsl army. Pistols wefe
used. On The second FIRE, KinibeouSn. vns
wss the challenging party. was slightly
wounded In the thigh. Dsshs escaped un'
hurt
At about midnight, on the occasion o.
the great con6agration. the sum Of :! ,oO0
WAS stolen from Lear & Mead's gambling
house, on the south side Of Baker street.
In the confusion Of the hour the proprietor
and dealers neglected to take the propei
prscautions t. save the money even. and
one Of the results was the loss Of the SON
above mentioned. Two Of the celored at
taches Of the saloon have been arrested o.
suspicion.
The gas meter Of the opera house VA
found yesterday under the ruins and dis
covered to have been turned Oh il the usu
Il manner. This settles IN important ques
ton Of doubt heretofore, and renders tht
explosion more mysterious.
The weather is clear and cold.
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we're formerly considered incurable. Also the
effect Of solitar, habit, both ruinous 70 the body
and mind and produce some Of the following Of.
fects.-Blotches. Constipation, loss Of memory,
pain in the smallot the back-can be fully re-
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Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed. ;
Post Office Box, 1894. All letters with starAt
answered.
r. Sail business strictly confidential. or
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JULIUS IVES - CO..
q 10 DeeAfnalkh NV NV rsrk.
TAe4e lamps are 1br sale CT.
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.We. o..WN sOe ana 0S HvOedWuy. N. Y.
Economy 4 Brilliancy
IN
KEROSENE LIGHTS |!
GAS sUPERsEDED.
PetrOlew ~ I'ol,sslas.ised
BY TnE USE OF
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II eau be FILLED, TRIMMED. and LIGHTED With
cut removing the SiiAi = or CHIMNEY, and has
many other valuable Improvements.
We have large assortment Of Chandeliers and
hs%R, 1,.Sts and Table L.nps also
improved Shade or Globe win Cnmney ' snS rseder
Burner, conveniently comhised and made applicable
70 any common Ia ie Lamps andes Fixtures already
e, . s% y. h .dss s:sss 2, lighting
Great SavinG 81 GLASS ~ we n -
Our Shades and Chr neys never need be handled sx
eept Tor cleaning, and are Of COURSE less expcsea
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From d Carroll Dunhsm irvinston. r..
scope ]. : ~ suPer:or 70 any lamp O. :. burner
favor Of Petrole m
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AT economy, il : Al se,her IN fav q petroleum.
wnen luf0ed IN the Ives Patent i mp, which - Ike
bet - than mar. any : vs = have A., ever u:si
From e. Pike, Esq. 81. Io"is Mo.
Gssss:-l am veil satisn 4 VII yous lamps, they
work well ano my friends who seen the improve
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from Prot ss.S. Packer ]. i ls..si. BROOKLYN
6sS's: IL have used our Lamps At my residence IN
sise coeossy and am very much eased with them. For
eimpi city encouragement. tor CLEANLINESS and saloiy
s!link them unsurpassei ~ anything have seen.
from Mason, North Amersean Fire Insurance 90 !,
Ne. TORS.
consider II the best lgh In II 10 steady. eens
ana de most II ~ 10 read or wire 81 i'm
have seen. have rsnounced the - asi shall
use the Lamp TIL nni better one
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y New RI. ~
know Il 10 be 1the srs, anA ahns n d the ,c.s
scSns micsl lsAt ever IA. 80
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Nsv YCrk
Il pr, duces lfrht pisssan,er 10 the eye than -
(which also 10 the heuss) and obv aAes most Of a.
ooiec ions to me use OIL n ne semsson lenps.
sn1 NJ 4 ~ az y ssi ia. a.
rents worth Of oil gave bright steady LIGHT IT Heso
hosrs tuy sasf Ing - this they The most desIr
able L. up Y m.skst
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