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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

NBw Y0KK. Msy 10.
The Hers'd's Valparaiso corresponI j ent
says: The Spaniards have received an id
diti0n to their squadron OF one screw fr,g>
ate sixty guns, two corvet,es and one
transport, the latter bringing large supple
Of clothing and ordinance stores. Trey
also had in the squadron 500 marines iol
shore duty.
The English residents Of Santiago have
confirmed the resolutions Of the residents oil
Valparaiso against the conduct Of the Brit
ish troops, and the Admiral, in not permit,
ting the bombardment Of tho French.
The French residents have put in Claim
for losses.
The report Of the Spanish Admiral ID
pu' i.hed, in which he says Commodore
Rogers, after his .Gvrts for = pc ceful settle.
ment OF the difficulties were thwarted BY
Chill, recommended action as r ght, and said
u 1t moderation and dignity were on tfs
side 81 spain. The English Admiral said
the insul offered bv the Chilians in press
ing naval combat was sufficient iustifica
ton for be mbardment.
The Worlds special says The Bank
Committee are preparing bill intended to
ing law. Il will also promote Tor the equal.
ization Of currency sinong The States.
The Tines special says The citizens
Of Columbia, 8. s., appointed : committee
to ascertain whether Sherman Or Hampton
set fire to that city.
Horace Rublee, Esq., Of Wisconsin, has
been nominated BY the Prerident - United
States CONSUL to Rotterdam. Mr. Rablee
is editor of the Madison, (Wis.,) Journal.
The Hcrald's special says 1T il con6
IDENTIFY expected that the business Of Com
gress will be cleared up 80 that adjournment
may be had BY the middle Of next snonth.
HOUSE The Election Committee are
likely to decide in favor Of FulIer's right to
Oaw.on- seat, from Pennsylvania.
SgSArg Finance Committee In .
a'"u, agreed 70 report Shsrn aus Lea.
Bill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

smlsb,p mn a thsi tces1ggn.sst was
~ - TN&yo hu5{ therefore b - votes
S~nins1 the n,eaenfa. and 10 wanted thers
SSouN b NO Inoee. So FIR iron treeeon ~
isg nads odicus, i ~ ~ ~ Pcgs16s 1r.
as ga is IS q f5sjsl5 q &: 3:
made odious.
n. 6hankiin next took the DOR u oppo.
sition tn the measure. He sAsd tho hrea
pfF9Qc5lII9R 9I7ed Y y "s 81, Esr1a
- ri 3iS ~ 81 u Cd
iiob 1siIey i eEsestIsi 8 ike existencs q t6e
Government Il proposed TO strike down
these rights and c0ncentrate I'll power in
The General 0QyseuQenA. T1e second pro
position disirauchieed the people Of the States
which had gone into the rebellion, until the
chains Of oppression could b riveted on
rs rs SSliKdssst 5 ~ ~ koais &C
Imposed upon them, they ought not come
back into the Union, or hold place or posi-
ZION - free AmeFicsps. They might have
been dlsl6enIDae t6olr hi6&6sS mi Ia Mem
not an inferior people They had been over
come by numbers, out NOT by superiority in
widen o1tkexbtys 0tadiStod GANG toSy
had erred, but they had believed they were
right and had acted on that belief
Mr.. Raymond was the next speaker. He
expressed his qualification at the Recon
struction Committee having submitted their
scheme ~ whole, and illustrated the dan
ger of submitting only one portion at time
| by reterenca~ lOOh6 teceat N0urse OF the
| Ministry had commenced the session with Z
/ cioarmstntx OF sixty, which msjcllty bed
| dWindIed d6wfi tOlfve, becau6e the Ministry
persisted In bringing forward only one por.
tiOn Of The e1efuEm scheme He exppeaeed
his bolh4 lGA dfQAeD to! hbtfeNsdt 1he
proposed measgfe should be fepfe sented, but
he did not hold it to be essential to the
validity Of congressional action on cOustitu'
lional amendments that they should be thus
represented.
| lhk debate was further coptinued BY
MesBfs Mckee and Edridge itft h
In the course Of q colloquy between Mr.
Wilson, of Iowa, and Mr.. Raymond, thu
Speaker stated that he understood it was in
tended to bring the measure to vote to
mgssYNsapd THAT therswer> thirty Senile
men Ssili desiring 70 sfeakic fj4Eshl u
Mr.. Boutwell, denounced the Democratic
party under whose position every traitor il
:. the South and every sympathiser with trea
4 ilous hour Il was Their sad mfsfortuIc "a b.
compelled to admit that be who secured tn
suffrAges Of the people for the second of1ic
10 Government accepttd the doctrine Of th
Democratic party as his politics. fas 81
II Mr.. Boutwell, supported the measure be
fore the House.
The Speaker presented letter from tn
Attorney General transmitting list Of hi
clerks, &c, in compliance with the Hous
resolution Of tine 7th of May.
. = L. Thomas pfesented the petition q
citizens Of Baltimore, Md, engaged in ID
r manufacture Of glassware, praying for q
increased tlaty ON imported glassware.
Mr.. Conkiing* presented the petition q
citizens Of Otsrgo county, N. T., asking 70
the passage Of hws rssssAAijpy inter-stat
| insurance.
House About =. IA. 5ra
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Conare.slenal.

4
| WASHINGTON, May t.--SENATE.--Nr
Chandler Introduced bill to regulate the
Ii ansporiation or nitro gly cerine, which wal
| referred 10 Committee on Cvmrberce.
Mr.. Henderson introduced bill to reku
late appointments ~ and removals from
Office The bill was ordered printed.
A bill to incorporate the National Tleo.
logical Institute Ofthe District ri Columbia
was passed. The object Of tile Institute is
he education Of colUred men for Christian
ministry. A., '.,.t fs' 81 r~4e
ia The House resolution appointing q com.
mites :" select site foE the New York Posi-
once was passed. .u.sf
The bill TO prevent the introduction Of
cholera was taken up rss .5. ss.s as,
s. Nr. Morrill,, from the Committee On the
District Of Colutiibia, reportedA bill repeal
ing the city Charters Of Washington aud
0eosgetonn and providing Tor theft govern
tllent by COmmissiunA ,..' -
Mr.. Cdvan spoke in defencs of the presi
tent for whom he would say 70 The Se3ste
get Your tribunal and $40 or 5,OUU iGa you
|SWapt them 81 the ieadefs with JEFF Davis
at their head. We are ready for you.
MI. Nye made some remarks upon The
President exercising The psrdoning 6owerin
I, Senate adjisufned. aeiis'a. .aais -fF,
- House.. ~ MI. Wilson, Of Ind, from, the
- littec on judiciary, reported . bill 10
repsal 5te 22Sd section oi the ,act or The 57lk
G<9gneee 1--WE, 70 pa6spbrtA which ne
peaIsd thddt kisaing lev1elaii7e topper
sons II, Ole TO ltesry duty. yua i :. y
The bihwSs oBnslo osed and paseed.~
4 ~ hc House then' proceeded 20 consider The,
spfcixl order; beftfss tho Oonssi ~ 3onr1
seleadneDt fstortkd ffom tte Reeunalfuc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

DuSuoUs, Iowa, Nay 10.
On Saturday night, the 9th instant. the
Nati,nsl Bs,k 1t Osage, Mitchell county,
this State, vas b, oxen into and ego 900 Il
ken from its vaults. There seems to be no
clue TO the robbers. Duriag The night The
burglars lorccd open the. front door Of the
bsnk, drilled end succeeded in blowing open
the iron dor to The v.ult and also the door
~ the safe within 1t. The plunder consist
cd Of $1,000 Of five dellar bills unsigned,
$4,000 in currency and 1880 bonds, and
$3,4OO in 8 per cent compound interest
noies. They left nothing BY which 70 trscs
them. WIZ. ss Ars
AZ Independence. on Sandey night.
spsn Oi valuable horses. With hsrssss and
buggy, were stolen from The stabls u Shsr
Wood 4 Curtiss, ard il !. @ssely posxiUle
Il & in . FACING shsss DE gang Interested il
III, Osags robbery ~ Be detected. One
q the horses which wsrs stolsn was valued
It &4UO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

CINCINNATI, Nay 10.
A convention Of non>Episcopal church o.
assembled in this ci y yesterday to discuss
and effect basis Of Union delegates repre-
senting nearly III the churches in the Nor>
thcrn States present. The convention will
probably last several days.
A suit between the Ohio 4 Mississippi,
and indianapolis 4 Cincinnati Railroads., for
an alleged breach Of con .ract, vas commen.
ced yesterday before the Superior Court
The damages claimed il 81 100000. The
most prominent lawyers Of the county are
engaged on both sides.
The City Solicitor Of Cincinnati has en-
tered suits against the several street rail-
road companies for charging higher rates Of
fare than their contracts allow.
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The Murderer Psobss.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9-The death war
rant Tor the ext cution of Antoine Probst, on
Friday, the 9Th Of June, was received by the
Sheriff this morning.
The Eren,ng Telegraph says that the pris
oncr received the announcement quietly,
seemingly unmOved. He had previously
told his cOniess0r that lie believed that deaf
was the only expiration for his crimes, and
that he was willing TO suffer. No person ex
ceIt lis confessor will hereafter be allowed
to visit him. TO day three years ago, Probst
landed in this country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

| ADmvenpore 08oEAket Report.
Uvyrcs ~ Sns DAvanrvaf DsasCaAs,
1lsy 10. lsss.
fsesn.- Wholesale, par Ill $40
Il M .ss IL saeks, to,U0 y
lp bulk IS 90. -
a Retail in I'll. 4aeo.
In Sacks. $3.50.
In bull, 4 SEQ.
bucxwnsAs ttOsa.-Pee cwt. IS. $685.
Cons NnAL.-Psf buthel. res.
WssAs. mo. !. "a, el.6a NJ rev, 81.
H. S,hew, soct '
], Sssisr.-So: !. 1ossa. Sa.s, ssosssaa.
HI. Dan. at@2Sc. $500 IN 4. IN
| Y. forAsoeD- a60S0e. w .as sa ss4 ..4sit
0nOno. Sc. ssit i aiss.fssz
|AE 0U1eun Use 1893 M til
81 0Sr,, g 1ak01Ge aH
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I'll IS OnAeaeo nsskees.' z
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

\ isttsr dsAsd Nettssee, Atisost. Apsll
!etA No. ~ Bssss) NJ e.a. q ~
$ ! s. ! 1 3 IS s !:
latter 6sdly wSS1ds1- -.
Mining sh6SeG 1lsnst. 0pAief ~ L.
esrldi Sisl; T.llSs I'm; AipSl
)y20;. Chsliar Pasoa "a V. ....a...st \
4 itpaash ,scsisea yeelss6ay fea Nsv
WESTMINSTER; rspsrss ~ ~ "a -,
tinoA paying - - -, 80 $50
3ssstk = C6s~s9s CFtsk, - - psas.
sIlsnasedssf bsels ~ esssg - ~ o.
lu4tia river iadsniwttA nlnsfs - 30
visions. Y
ltss ssmossd thaa ~ 2. 2. ssadisfs =
foet CallviIls havs dsssttsd Ard 800 y W
times, tskiug their arms with then.
The chartsr slsetisa 10 Virginia city,
Nesnoa. repu4td 10 - Shcoss Of -
Union ticksA ~ shgSsr sasction q
4testteo aiep 1esplted IN itbe saeesss q ~
Union ticket q that placs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

Nrw YoRE, May ;9.-The Cor'eecsMs
.,,ss;sI ssys he secretary Of War hss Gtdef
ii General Terry to regard the Pressden.s
oeace proclamation - doing away win maj
iial Law in Virginia. .....,c.,
Judee Bsrnsqi has gIaqted ~ in)dncss
n reftraio tlae Health 8O1kdfrom semeSmg
stands from in and around the Washington
Tie steamer New York brings from Cali
iornia over 81 900 900 in PRESSURE. iIl 10
The Ps~fs special says, the debate 10 tne
House indicates that the third amendmen'
10 the Constitution rs proposed will Ok
stricken out.
Messrs. Fessenden, Sherman and Morgan
of She Sc uate finance committee, re knO0n
10 favor the loan bill.
The Csmreseidys special says, the 6enatt
finance COMMITTEES have agreed 70 fnise ~
saiary OF Treasurer Of the United States e
q, $40, and the pay Of Senate Clerk mon
$3.50 TO $3.50. -.
John Lambert, who was arrested CHARGE
with being connected with the San Francis
CO bond robbery, was discharged to-day, IN
Commissioners holding that there was mo
suficient evidence or probable cause TO h0I'
the accused for trial.
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af1aW|

a.vo,x. m d he ~ ~ Uoadh.
a. srcm Havana 9Th, be- arrived.
~ r. French steamer La France arrived ~
.n ~ on the 9Th fiom Vera Cruz Win
@ SgInW fk8I3E&i sss1-
rive i've men VEN kiIjed BY TIE 4xp!osaon Of
-. hni, n a66tihx dDck - havana.
=" Csr DulcS = sui q ~ Lac q Pines:
The punboas atasaAnd 6xSpes - s'I'seo
from Philadelqlia.
''y Wars Of ihe,tombmrdment Of Valparaiso
Ard the sailing ofssa asst 70 deses0y Csiiso
crcduced cOhSs]en4de eteiteDene
The heat - s.xce1sive q HAyAnA
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Froan New Orleans.

\ W NkW OhLEANN, ny ~.
/ Cotton sales 1900 At 3l@32. To days
receipts, 257 sugar and molassea nominal;
gold, 80, sterling, LAO; freights unchanged.
Private circles are severe on Sheridan
report to the Reconstruction Committee,
snd says the charge Of quarrelsomeness
among themselves is ridiculous.
| Northern capital invited and not troub-
led.
Texas advices report the cotton crop
large
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

z 4rA- ii
The following . an extract from letter writ
popt Atfsss Bsptbt Church, Bseoklvns N. Y, r.
he Jo~ret ed Assssnssr. Ctncinnssi, O., ant
.peaks volumes in fssor Of the world renowned
aediciue, MRS. wlNSLUw'H SOOTHlQ6
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN feErnlxu.- 4
'WeSs = aevtst,s6nsss h yesr colums .
MRS. ,wf1SkOwB SOOTHING SYRUP. =
Now. ve.seysf said a1trA = favor Of pasen,
melcise before = sap lifs. bas ~ feel eompelee
teesy TO vcsr readers tAss &Ais u - hunbusA
sSAsss prssS 4. ~ kNSs IL si1 doetlit claims.
q : ptossblv % Of ~. noA sies>psaG med,
ctses Of Che day. beesaSeit Is - 81 ~ best.
Ard thoss Of your rsAdssgoAs hsss Aahiss eas
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F<ona BaA al~.

BuSSALo, Nay 10.
CONNECTION find In the New Haven
items sent West this morning that sone
offices get the name Of Ferry, il 10 Ssrry,
aud not Ferry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10
yeG: pavi., Health.

FoRr MokRos. May 7.-5ince the arrival
of Mn Davis here, ene has steadily looked
after the falling stale Of he r husbands health,
ami entertains, it is said, serious fears Of bic
ultimate recovery, should be be attacked
during the coming summer by one Of hts
periodical spells Of Intermittent fever OF con
gestivs chiils. The general health Of Ar.
Davis remains comparatively good, and u y
only the long imprisonment tbst lie has been
subjected to, and the many anxious teafs and
doubts which have weighed 50 heavily upon
his mind, that has produced the very nUtic.
able change in his appearaLce during the
past year.
The Grand Jury, which was to have met
in Norfolk to-day, has held NO session -
,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

MADAME REMINGTON, the w0rld-rcnowncd
Astrologist and Somambustic Clarvoyant, while
carvoy ant state drlineates the very features u the
psfson You are 70 marry and by the aid Of instru
nent " intenec power, known = the rsychomotropc
guarantees TO produce perfect and life.like pctas'
OF The future husband wife Of the applicant will
date Of marriage, occupation, leading traits u char
acter. &c. This IL no imposition, ~ Testimonials
without number assert BY stating place VI birth
age disposition, color Of eyes and hair and enclosing
nfty cents. and stamped envelope addressed to your
SELF you will receive the picture by return mail to
getf,er with desired information.
Address in confidence, AAnAws GERrRuDK REnKa
TON. p. o. Box sy7, West Troy, N. Y. maya-d&wau
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

BosroN, May 9.-In the Supreme Judicial
Court, in the ca OF the Atchison and Pixies
Peak Il. r. Co. vs.. II. g. Wheeler, for d
legged misappropriation Of t2O0. 100 worth Of
bonds, the arguments of Counsel closed yes
terday, and the decision was reserved.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

BALflN0RE, Nay 10. y
\ A man named John Prce, shot another
named Clinton Jones, last night, In the
American Theatre, corner Of Baltimore and
Calvert streets. Jones died ~ midnight
He q . second in the recent prixs eight.
The 1st Regiment Maryland colorcd
troops returned homo to-day and made I
handsome appearance whilst psssing shro'
the western section az the city. = conflict
occurred between some Of The colo-ed people
following the soldiers and : number 81
whites. Blows were exchanged, and IRE
arUsaSe reported TO have been used and on
Or two parties wounded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

Rest, Health. and Comfort "a
Mother and Child.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Tcething. softens tine gums, reduce!
inflammation. nlays all pain. aud cures wind collie
Perfectly safe In all cases. We would say to ev'
cry mother who has q suffering Child-:e Do no
lie, your prejudice. uor the preiud ces Of others
stand between you and your suffering child ant
the rsliet that will be sure-yes. absolutely sur.
to follow the use of this medicine iftinej
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

We hsve rut up and ecd this srticis ic = ~ ~
- Ysars. sud CAN SAY IN CONFlUENCE ana
Truth Of Il chat We have never been snie 70
ssy OF Any other medi ine-NevEk hAS -
FAILED N A stNUkk lNSTANCE To ttACl
A CUkc, WheA s,msy used. never aug ws
know % insssaos Of dissatisfaction ~ aoy enc
who used u. On the centf ary, I'll are desighsa
x,tb i.s operations. and SPEAK IN terms OF com
nendAtivn Vt its magical enects and medical VT
tues. w speak ~ tiis matter Nv NAT We ~
ANJw," eitsr ~ years experiences. ANO
Pi.SD1E QUA REPUTATION fVk TAk tUL-
sILA Emf W WAAT WE HERE DECLAhe.
An almost every instance where the infant = ees
trriug from psin and exhaustion, reiIet w1H De
| ADMINISTERED.
Fell directions tbr using viii accompany essa
bottle. Nose genuine uniess the fac-0nue q
aide wrapper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

Nsw hAvEH, Nay .. !.
At the Republican cascas last night, I
Informal baIlois we're taken fer congrssaio0al
candidates. The first ballot stood 4. 8.
Foster, e5; Gov. Buckingham, IS; Ferry.
a., The last ballot stood I. 8. Foster, g ;
Buckihgham. ] !; Fsery, 70. Gen. Or;n 8.
Ferry Vas then unanimously nominated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

A Household Necessity exists for
the use OfOURNO'0 CATAR1k10
SNUFF,
Which in the first stages Of . cold, acts like
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

HARRISBURG. May 9.--Secretary Seward
passed through this CITY to-day, en- route fol
New York.