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Tonse OF IsepresentatlyeH.

The House met at II o'clock, Speaker Cage in
the Chair, but for want of a quorum took ecess
of half an hour; at the expiration of which, sew
enty members being present, the House pro-
ceeded.
Prayer by Rev. Robert ]. Harp, of the Moreau
street Methodist Church.
The minutes having. been read the following
preamble and resolutions, offered by Mr.. Deporter,
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our Almighty Ruler to
remove from the scene of his earthly labors our
venerable Ex-Governor Andre Bienvcnu Roman,
therefore,
Be it 'esozued BY the Senate and House of
RepresentaAues Of The State Of louisiana, in
General Assembly conuened, That in the death
of Ex-Governor Roman, the State has been de-
prived of beloved executive, q pure minded
statesman an able iinancier, vrtuous citizen and
devoted son. and the void created by his demise
will be long and painfully felt.
.Res0LUed, That in token of their respect for the
memory of the honored dead, the members of the
General Assembly shall wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days, and that both Houses do
now adjourn to the hour of 3 o'clock P. NJ, when
they shall assemble at the State House, and at
tend, in q body the funeral services.
Rss0tUed That we tender to the bereaved family
of the lamented deceased our sincere and heart
felt sympathes for their rreparable loss.
lResoloed, That these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of each House, and a copy of the same
be forwarded to the family of the deceased,
through his Excellency, Governor j. Madison
Wells.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Rescued, That his Excellency, Governor J.
Madison Wells, be informed that in token of res
pect to the memory of the late Ex-Governor A. B.
Roman, the Senate and House have adjourned till
o'clock 7. N. to-day, to reasonable at the State
House at that hour for the purpose of escorting
his remains to the steamer, and that his Fxcelency
be respectfully invited to join in the procession.
The Chair suggesting that no provision had been
made to inform the Governor of the invitation, on
motion of Mr.. Deporter the resolutions were
amended by authorizing the appointment of a
joint committee to wait upon the Governor, and
the Speaker appointed Messrs. Deporter, La.
branche, Prudhomme, VOORHEES, and DeLabarre
on the part of the House.
Mr.. DeLabarre informing the Chair that Mr. La
branche was not in the city, Mr.. Theriot was ap-
pointed in his place.
An informal recess was then taken until the
Senate could be heard from. Shortly after, mes
sage was received from that body, announcing
concurrence il the resolutions, and the House was
declared adjourned
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Reverdy Johnson, who argued so ably lately
before the Supreme Court against the lest oath
voted for it in the United States Senate.
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MRssss EproRsT request the public opinion
BLACKWE ELL said to be hf aoly Springs Miss and my@e
incorrect statements Of which have appeared in the pagers oil
this city trial Of the for Sd February next
when promise Ia clearly TIN, community that the
charges against ms are entirely unfounded aud false
j. J. BRYANT,
New 0rleanS, Jan Is 1856. No. II st. Charles street.
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arrived yerterday.
The steamship Tonawanda, Capt. Teal, arrived
here yesterday, from Galveston, with the following

F Campbell W Schneider Essential, Yrs Bushloy and
family Mrs Dillon, Mr. Grant, Mr. Ievy, Moden, II
Schwartz Mr. Marcus and lady Mr. Beard hcAevy Vener
teyens Masser, Catsanr Mr. GruVe SIR Lewis,
Mr. smith, Mcclure and other.
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ii Card.

Although there is the slightest probability that
my personal friends suspect Of attending the Republican
meeting Saturday evcn1s misrepresentation
scandal the part of others desire to hmye distinct
lg understood that tho DpCTDk RI HARRISON whose
without intiain the published list of Vice Presidents
although ahighly honorable gentleman, is not
DIR. T. G. RICHARDSON.
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BY'sglgteG.

To find the person who used the PIONEER YEAST
POWDER, and did not prefer it to all others
Inquire Of E. THOMPSON d CO., @. w MANSON l. CO.,
BIsCoE slMMs, and Grocers generally.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FLAG PROM NEW
YoRK-Heaoy Weather Encountered The steam |
ship Flag, Capt Browne, from New York, arrived
at her wharf last night. AS she left on the 18th
inst, the news she brings has been anticipated.
Capt Browne obliges us with full files Of papers,
manifest, list of passengers, etc.
The following is report Of her voyage:
While off Cape Hatteras, on the goth and 2lst
inst. encountered a severe gale from the south
west
On the 18th inst saw az Hermaphrodite brig
ashore on Grecan Shoal, Florida Reef, masts and
Yards standing, with several wreckers near her.
She appeared to have been very recently stranded.
On the 2Sth inst, passed the steamship Missouri
SIS miles southeast of Pass at $50 p NJ passed the
steamers Guiding Star and Huntsville 1.-THE latter
about three miles ahead); so miles S. r. of the
Pass off the bar, passed the steamship Matanzas
awaiting high water.
The Flag brings the following passengers:
YIN Twist Harris samnels, Mrs Kate Lndman, Mrs Rut,
ledge and infant samaei Levy Mrs Lynch WnteT and
Miss putehsr and mother Robert Donaldson Fart
Has Th'i D estff sssos k1 H
Hickey, Owen Mullens, Kane and % in tie
| Storage.
The steamship Star of the Union, A. Blanchard,
commander, from New York the Goth inst, with
cargo of merchandise and passengers, to Alfred
Moulton, arrived off the bar and crossed at l0:40
A. NJ. on the 18th. Her manifest will be found
elsewhere. ...
On the Goth she was detained of Quarantine at
| New York ifteen'hours on account of fog.
Her news is anticipated by the Fung shuey,
which also left New York on the Goth inst, and
arrived yerterday.
List of passengers:
ilui, or
Mira Tricc Mr. Tree Chas Barber Adam Hunter, Broad
head 4 Gireon Bloomfield, lady, children and nurse
Mason jackson and lady Lieut. Jas Brown, Tut
hill, c Weed, Miss A Beardsley Mrs L Weed Miss
Awkward Mr. Peabody, Alex Nuron Barnard Mrs Capt
BPamer, Mrs Mason, Miss Cspron, Mr. Adams Cry W
Smith Mr. Waters JAS Brown Henry Kellogg Brady
VIM Mitchell Thos Jones, Miss Steele, Miss NJ Hill, Mary
Noble VIM Green, james Moore Mr. Lloyd Hamilton, Mrs
{ IiRprke and servant
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City licenses.

In obedience of the Legislature approved March
ls will be collected ny the Assistant City Attorney WITH
COSTS,
JOHN s. WALTON,
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TO the Ladies,

DETERS WORsTED STORE,
Corner of Canal and Carondelet Streets.
Just Received.
All materials for LADIES' FANCY NEEDLE WORK
constantly on hand.
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I'll Card.
ID. Lopez, Corner of Canal and Dauph2ne sts.
NEW ORLEANS, January 6, 1865
Mesrs Thomas B. Bodley Co., No. Perddo street. New
Orleans:
GENrs-The VANS PATENT COOKING RANGE meets
my highest expectations.
1t four dollars every day in fuel, and Its
capacity for all kinds of cooking far urpRsses anything have
during along experience and with pleasure recon-
mend 1t to the public.
Very respectfully
D-sLOPEz,
Corner of Canal and Dauphine streets,
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N'esU Goods

.StesU Goods
@
g. A. BARRIERE .as BRO,
13S..,,.......".cAEAL BrREBT.......,,., 1856
Just received per steamships Carolina and Alabama
cases of BAREGEs MI a&
/ :. :. GEENADINEs.
5 =. PRINTED LINEN oAAsRros,
3 :. :. LINENS.
2 :. FRENCH PERCALEs
25 :. :. PURPLE and LIGHT ENGLISH PRINTS.
10 :. :. ENGLISH HOSIERY.
Comprising great variety of syleG Of the best make
The above, together with tho balance Of stock will be
sold very cheap.
G. A. BARRIERE Il BRO,
1876 Canal street Touro Buildings.
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Concert ussd serastoss.
SECOND or THE READING ROOM COURSE OF
aA@ LECTURES
For the Benefit of tss Widow and DArgster O.
SToNEWAIIL JACKSON,
To be given as
Golden Syrup.

Goodale's GOLDEN SYRUP, in bills, hEbbls. and kegs.
Goodsles SsEs, in bbs hbbs and kegs
Always on hand and for sale by a j..
''' WEBSTER d CO.,
"a and &c Poydras stree4.
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Which adopted By the tSn ys' norton Flynn
SON varnum oBren McGinnls and VA y9orh ,.,ls
ss .sf
OF washington street Canal Rcads street Snde
eO%Pa9yng Oransucs e. therefor Ter be adopted
' Moo%e os0 Norton MoBn
Misterson. vArnun, oBren. McGnns and Van Voorhis-
Report Of Committee Streets in favor of adopting
Resolved That the Counsel tho Cooperation be AID he i,
TO open and extend Worth street from baxter
ing map drawn by Isaac Ludam, City Surveyor and lear.
Which was lost csHtI BY the following yo,e--
nAmrmltve-Aldermen Conan, Norton. Eciricn and
Negavo-Adermen Moore Shannon, Gsdney Ely, Ryers,
BELLY Loew Masierson varnuut o'Bren, Mconnis aud
subsequently reconsldcrcd and laid
Report OF Committee ON Finance, IN favor OF corcnrrtng
with the Board Of Councilman In adopting resolution as fol-
Resolved That the Comptroller be and he hereby uuho
rzed and directed draw his warrant In favor o. The New
me December election, charge the
%Se va. E asspsa y s following voe
Affirmative Moore, Norton, Flynn. Gedney.
Ell Ely an SYs vsa sris L0'" A'
Negatve-Aliermen Conan. MeBrien, Shannon and
Report Committee Lamps and Gas in favor o,
SlG o%s with Board OF IN adopting resolution
Resolved That Street Commissioner and he is hero
sb ch street between Third aud Fourth and have
Which was concurred in
PETITIONS RESUMED
Petition sidewalks OF Fifty seventh street, from
Which was referred 70 the Committee on Roads.
RESOLUTIONS RESUMED.
Resolved Comptroller be and he hereby author
Piled by the Eighth Judicial District Court of
street and seventh avenue Tor the n term
rent not exceeding s. OOj per annum
Which was laid over.
An oRDisAscE amend the ordinance to regulate permits
r,apPr wed fe9ruary a. 1862 =, .,, ., ro,
York, In Common Council convened do ordain AS toll
srcroy Tho ordinnscc TO regulate permits for street
stands showcases signs Stairway holstways and delyc
hsriiter dc charge for showcase sh II be ten cents per
foot Of the size OF when pac ID nde OF the line
misses in front Of which the to be placed kept or
snc ana twen'yhys cn.s pei cnp iooI wnsn placer GA
tads For shutter boxes not exceeding eighteen Inches
the charge sh.l dollar every
side Of the stoop line the charge shall be one dollar when
case to exceed six feet long by three feet wide
Whch was referred to the Committee on Law.
GENERAL ORDERS AGAiS nKsrNko -,
Petition of James kehoe for remuneration for loss OF
Resoved TIA, the Comptroller be and he Is hereby
keaoe FOR the of 500 the TO be in remuneration
for loss Of horse occ.s9ne! by all ag hrsash rotor
charge the same to the account Of donaton,
The resolution concurred in by the following vote
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Moore, Conan. Norton, McBren,
Misterson, varnum. o'Bren, Mciinnis aud Van yoor.
his-iI
Alderman GEDsEr moved that tho Board do now ad
Which was carried by the following ys,e- nj
Ryers, Roly Brce, Mastcfson, varnum oBr'en, Mouin
NATURALIZATION Moore. McBren, shannon and Locw
u ID. n. VALENTINE. Clerk.
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DACIYic NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPASrs
i THROUBU LINZ To CALIFORNIA.
CARRYING THt UNITED STATES NAIL.
ssys pier 80 North river loot % Canal sret, Al u
O'Clock n0On the lat llh aud 2isi % every month
ocpt whcn those dates fan SUNDAY and then No
ceiling saturday, for AsPISNALf connecting via Panama
Rssay with - the cOmpauys steamship, from PAns
ma for San FRANCISCO ioaching At ACAPULCO.
NAY.
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TgAL AIEKicAs PORTS Thoss Of the lat touch a,
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zach sduit
An erpsrsnosd surgeon board Medicine aud aipnl
fee.
For tickets further information APPLY Al the Com
panya rErt ooe the wharf tp1 n tsnt street horh
liver New YORK D. W. % BELLOWS, AseaL
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SrEAM TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT
y GLASGOW AND the IRISH FORTS
For go currency
HfHERNIA. saturday, April p
CALEDONIA, Saturday, May d;
Cabins, so aud SO Storage. 81
Hamburg Iiayre. Antwerp &c, 800 and $40.
Payable in United states currency
A this company does employ those who wish
passage will please direct g. IN, once
FRANCIS MACDONALD co,
No. q bowling Green.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20


hes nisle the treatment OF private diseases his
business and study, which has enabled him TO
perfect remedies which are speedy and perma.
nent and in all cases can be used without hinder
ancetO business Or exposure TO friends.
Particular attention given to old standing cas-
e., such ~ were considered incurable. syphilis
n oil forms; GonorrhDa, elect, Structures,
Also the effects Of solitary habits, both ruinous
. body aud mind. aud which produce come Of he
following effects: Blotches. Bodily Weakness,
Constipation, Aversion and Unessiness in Fe
oals S"ciety, Unmaniness, Drexd Of Future
Events. finally complete prostraton of the Vi
tai powers, loss Of memory, ringing in the ears,
impotency-can he fully restored to health. DR..
". 10 the publisher OF new medical work which
should be in the hands Of all those contemplating
prepay postRge. Please call /; friendly cha,
will Gust you nOthHg.
The subject Ut Rupture, or Hernia has lora
since attracted the attention Of the medical tat
lity Of both Europe and America. il being one Of
shs most d'ssre- sing complaints which man q
cure Of Rupture or Hernia has been considered
quite improbable, il not impossible While trav.
cling through Europe IN 1850, and visiting dit
erent hospitals in search Of information. Dr. W.
gave special attention to the subject OF Rupture
Hernia in tier varied and complicated forms,
which has enabled him to perfect remeo,es BY
which Aine cases out Il ten can be permanently
cured, and furnish signs relief TO he very worst
kind Of Hernia Or Rupture. It will be necessary
Tor every patient to visit Dr.. w. OGice. They
ased not remain in the city more than cne day,
and NO paiu or suffering attends any treatment
Of his. Al letters with stamp answered
DR.: Whittierrefers the public to the following
physicians DR. Detlor. Milwaukee. VIA; lpr Pea
Sody and OR Kermott Detroit; DR. Price. Grand
Rapijs, Mich; Dr Bowen and Dr. Harrison. II.
Louis; DR. Webster. DR. Gaines. DR. J. Bailey, Or
Ias. Thorn. Chicago DR. liendershott, Toledo,
D.; lDr Il"v's. l'incinnsti: DR. BEATTY. 1t. Pen.
ir~ P.at clirr Kox y yql novQe dAv
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AUDITOR, OFFICE, IOWA, F.,

.
Whereas I've Winneshcik Insurance Company
located nj freport. Illinois has filed in this ~
nee a sworn statement OF lis condition on the
hrst das Of January, 1eS6. IN accordance with
The provisions oi All Act Of the General Assem-.
~ az the State Of Iowa. entitled An Act In
Relation TO insurance Companies" approved
January 2sth, s51. and an Act amendatory
thereto. npi roved February 9Th. 1893. and where
as SAID statement shows that ssid Insurance
Company - possessed " the requisite amount
o. tnpiiai investet us required by said acts -
Ihv.f"rs IN pursuance Of law, !. John A. Eli
OF Auditor Of State, do hereby certify that sHId
Insurance Company H. authorized 10 trnnsect the
business OF Insurance in this State bv ~ snts
properly ape int.d M d authorized 10 sckhowl.
edge service OF pfocess Tor and IN behalf Of ssid
Company "a required by said acts until the S1st
cay ot January. A. d. less
Intcs'imnny whereof. l have btreunto sub
stribed my name and ntii xed the seal u ~ Of
fee the day and date above written
- JOHN A. ELLIOTT,
Seal. Auditor Of State.
'-l febI7 div
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! - tAastey lsdsiag hssss ~ bses sseab.
nAsd = nsw Yoek, 49, Js0bssea 16astst.
0esseoHs II ~ sisy viehsss osaas, ~.
spss vhe hAvs ten ejsrtsd ftea thsis
sssos - aightfall, bssesss shsy have bsss
uaatjs 70 ~ shsis ssat. eAij0ssa whs ere
~ Vaginal, 81 disabled psssses IL iae u
. diSasoes isso ~ city. - W. hsvs ~
osasy, but ~ knsws dsuakssds - NJ
saste, ere adoitasa y ~ paass. Rash lode.
- eess plain besatlbE.
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ConQuer Eorlyl
The tendency to graynsss BY promptly attacking
1shae great Enemy
to personal beauty, with the most popular arti-
Gle Of the day,
C1anasrADOROss 4AlR DYE
which like sHERAAN.S LEGION, knows no
such word ~ fail Under it's application
The Dlos.lks Cone Oat
brilliantly, and the browns Of every shade ap-
pear. Assufactured BY J CasurADono, No.
s. Astor House New York. Sold BY druggists.
Applied by ell Hair dressers.
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Tss st. Leafs kspsblioss has bssn shown
. private letter, which, uadsr date of the
a0th ult., ststes that ct party 1t the town
Of Avecs, i've miles fse0 1asesllvills, Ala,
thirtsss persons out Il . party Of thirty
were fatally peisensd fSe0 drinking whis.
key which, L l. supposed. bed beso drug
gdd. Three died bsfoss day. the others
fingered longer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

Dsnsu ExraAoasinAsv "A lady whs bad
aeAsnded church ~ lest Sabbath meeoiog.
IL The city. whse On ~ ssssrn h~os. after
sssviee. was compelled 70 s.op. end enter .
dwelling whsa sbeue half vay - hss ~
dsnse. and in few a,nstss gavs birth 70 .
Ans, healthy child. Both mother and child
wess doing veil at last seceuaes.-Bsrlise-
te~ Hesekeye.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

All scr"fulous persons suffering from General
the limbs abdomen, and III the female. Diopsy Of
the oyar.es aud wonlbs, general, accom- panied
with inflammation and liberation Of the Uterus,
are PEI nanentiy cured by Constitution Life Ssr
W. The disease known us Goltre or Swelled
Neck, the Life syrup will remove entirely. The
remedy should be taken for some time, us the
disease IL Exceedingly chronic aud stubborn and
will not be removed without extra effort.
Tumors Of the Oyaries Tumors Of the Breast
and swelling Of other glands Of the body will be
completely reduced wi.hou: resorting to the
knife. or operations Of any kind
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20


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