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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

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sags through TO Dubuque9. K. Il. PYve.
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psinss. :. =. Prsttyaa seenl.
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q m.
The river ~ been risinefs coe sevssal
days, and still continues . s1itsle. i
The gay liesls stsamee Anock City,
Capt. Jerry Wsod, leaves thiset to-ner
rsW mssniag 6ur. StiIlweaR. y. ePleass
take notice and act accssdhy. 3. A.
Ttlisbein. Agent. corner Of DsS ~ ths
leyee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18
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Congreo6oo001 Convensloo.
1 CONvBNT1ON> Or. TEE DKMuC1ACY OF
~ ueebal cuasfep1nn4 Disersc@s oe 1owa, b
hereby ealloa e OaWn1, - TuUnsDAy the 1eth day
q JrIy nsxt, at II O'Clock 4. H.. to nomlnats Oa
dldate Tor CoogTu0.
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anftke equaley & ths oe.les arr Invited to pastd
pate IN ~ CO9nty COuvention.
kDwARD q: TnAYeR, Muscatlne County.
WI. = ED0AR Cedas Coanty,
ID. N. 21CnARDeON, >coee C6anAy.
". n. BUCHANAN, Clintoa Co1nty. t'
d. ~. UUuuAM. laoo Coune8
J. y DngIANs Jones Cehnty, - + f..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

Il y
StAss PAesssssss.-1he sNei1i1F- Uitt
whieA esr iatssiss ssw1s ~ tliisslieg b
wealth asd ;psOlseim bvsspsisisg - -
whs has ~ ~ sssasteo % - ~ hiae
ss'c NJ. Nstlise, ~ ~ hse tssvssliag
~ Sissio AsPrS4esu, isoneipav shAs aasy
Of The Araas sss,n.kist essa sad ssh-
tansiaffnptovsusatA, ,attise - aqd secsa.
1T isAsif alrns. Mls1 h ~ i2sAepts
and tsaasanss ~ bsotseiao y 'spea ~
~ fass ~ thpy ~ sap1ly hs1ltulss
wiaA essas lsso Dsvsapsss y tseees aesaa.
tass than b esins Assh~ sast. YAs saS-
bss Il esssts sspssssaliag dissssst s6sse
ssss sssss ~ levs trs1sis ~ sahpaise
eoulsly prepsstloss, q which eaf eitI hkss
- s9all shsesr resaqiipgiag ~ ,lQ0ps of
|sbupetit5oA tAfe L ~ + jbus1oV wiz
from .soo1seD hDuhe = ,vtQu u ~ Ae4
thet H. wssk y ~ great sesdpeiae So
eiSd 6thsseSstsys Il sssln1 - asssthas
proper thaa vss1sn sieies should supply
wsster trade, thss ewing tn9epseeaaisa
10th ways. Chieaes hss n1ch Of ~
western 6Adt 1T 0h1dk &. UDuis u oeroakly
eentsadiae- Il pspSssss y bslla aspea itoo
shsss ~ NNth Nssssgi 1sad, ,tssnlnAiss
y 0tssnwa, yheses y 9iserssev, y KSe
III eosaty. m thsnss 70 '0saA Rapias-
By which SA,Lssis Will b esoasetsd witA
syssy railssad IN Iowa, Nev. y sseass.
sdily ssApsss viii lhsss tws stiss, ssf
uefchanta anal l>mAsaaonrsss must put
thsir cod, Spsa. TIE pastst. With sobst
end eafRA heAs directed, ~ tkiak sus ~
easS SnesCut~3Is u tA1nossA.wsst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

READY MADE Clofhixo. Z May. :,
u Na IL, Wet Sscund stssst isroesleaGly
feceating lafye additions 70 hii One sssote-
nsnt of Meas asd Bey'a Ready Nade Oloth-
as. Hs slsays ksaps she very ibst eeylss
% hesd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

Nsw ssoas.-C.H. Rspks Sill opsnvish
. nsw stock of Groceries end Easshss
Wafss. y ~ essnes of Ripley asd Ssessd
slsssG, h Z ~ dsy& sssssto
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

Tus sPLAcs.-Calia q George Loftos's, d..
nss Of Brady snd Third streets. when yes
! [Uaos SnytAieg In ~ line ol lbesh ~, pss
tsr. &c. He tssps flas assortment Of shis
healthy bsvsssGs. CAll - bin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

Ysv,crsAs ~ TsaAcco uss ths tseaeee
aasidoss tht - tstsd efa Fiitky. DSsaiibs.
lajusieas habit Aespt as shs Seees 4e.se.
Monday and rsssday. The 18th and iSyh. a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

Nsv Aas HlssAur.-Ms. = ]. iHsssit,
druggist, spposits ne D4vsapset NAtibsal
Bank, has just sscs;vsd fresh addition y
bic stock u drugs, ehssAiesls. sss. AlpS
~ of CsmpSsll's Clssssiioe, nsw md
elegant hAir dressing. Csn asd 81 bst>
Nlo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

" ~ b0x.
s;ai: E a. o1;; ;5;; 81 r e
DANfDD - plsaee. This article hes bssa thor-.
osgAly tssse1 81 %. CHlLfOX, q Nee Yesk,
ed Pteel. beeth and 0asfs1s 81 fAilaAe1phia.
~ pssaeuess u Ire lssa ~ psissasus koss
luss ~ - AeltssAs heir. ~ bv DsqegAas
eoo pnnsy oood AeoDoes evesvWheso
lont5s1ly JAO. ]. KnOmkR, Nole rSop's.
~ CAooeouS eesoss, phl1oAsIphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18


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ofl1a nuEnss ~ aona - guogon1oo 00D0
- = =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

- ,lnnpseo nsUnsnGnA 06iusnAs
0rs,-As usGliah p1ts hnAA naGls slssy
sfHho PrinGnm Alonnnaua uAaaA eAmifnhap
,nna1seAae ~ aeuenaie hehaHa. - euiahie
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2fhSbS1SsSi11n ~ ga r. a0a.s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

InraevsD LOOKS. s.-Ths estsrprising nsm
u Lsss I 0riggs have greatly improved
sheir plass Of busipsss by ~ isttsdsstiss
Of large front shoe wiuoews, vAsesia shsir
d'splay Of 6sets, saeEasiaga etc., aads
greatly 10 theie nunssuae ,attsastieas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

PDn1oHAA..-Ouf eoooo0e0 l0l)oW ot1loo8.
Jassb washean. task bsas pessaes yss>
tssdsy sss s.. Rell. Ne ssgsss y ~ tAas
hs + q satssssy psss healsh. - Z -
with greet di0suky thas - was takn ibpo
Bic rssldsscs - w. tsoe. Fam ~ satDe.
taiaah tAae pesdtly hs msy psvsr5pIssu
epe @sx< VT&A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

O. = - bisad n. =. xsssill's Soe Ksso>
go Oh, LaaeA LAateeA Che4dslisss.
CAingo. ape1.doo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

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bssonS = pspals ~ sss,snp pAass ~
~ - esllglm. - ~ - wIes>
levA rlsess No 1sai6s lAsAT ~ ~.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

Tss wsr of he ssn = vesgfspius.-
The tps 1sest tlieaa seGpsp hsvs ''seursl"
q - 1tAsk ~ tjs2eila,ly. n, hit
n Srue srisdsr got seos ugly slsps %
SaAsrtay's Dsnsesss, whsrsse hs rsess
.ss lissnv. eess Aujs; 81 dssls Il
Asff 20 thn b sssssvss y s.d hs:s
~. cCYN0l 2<rQ(;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

OvssciALs DaAwsDssv CpacuLAns, lnssR.
ua13sa, T., ssat. Psisss eashsd b all r.
~ lGeas0sa J.tR. CLAYTON, NJ. 10
Wan b., New Yesk. jassl4 dln
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

Sols AoAm!--A council Of eight pbyA
sisians and surgsens vas eoavessd - The
Third Street. Hsuss, ID this city, . iev dsys
sinee, y taks under sdvissnsnt and oper>
ats upsa . very serious tunos OF swelling
spse ~ pssSs of laay there sseppias.
fhey wsss duly armed and equipped for
- saassSpey. fas patient ~ sssmi9sd
viAh. Ggsaae eaass fssna, ssnss'satisa ~as
~. ~ - ssasi.sss deeisiea vss -thas
iaasdiats sssgisal spssatios wss psesssa>
y. N rstisss. IL siss 4 he serious snd
|paiseal spaasiss, asde the sssy rsasssabls
ssqssss shst shs ~ placed undsr ths in>
|1ssoss efehlsssGssa. The ehlsss(esm vas
|sdnleigassi1 sitA sss1l sGsse, anasossi of
|lhsdssesse saassi 4hairsAasp ,assssAsnss
uAils ethss psssassd ths patisas iof ess-
|tiae--tAs sfiAisaa oeosa haa eoos, whes,
II ~ bsho,di ths tsnsr Or swelling had
1ss1pesrs1! 0sas slisk ~ slsan The
S1snsll ~ asssoished EAsh aAsnber
lostsd q hi fsllsw asabsss, aaa sssh in
~ psaylsxilJ asksd ths other ''whst in
lhun1efe ~ amnease ?" Ttey sousultsd
80 1esi1sd = 6nait. NE pasitnt,s 'rt.htn .
sssteiossssn. - ssss . ~ shtsssssfm
~ spspt IL, 1Ssss, ~ ~ assssst, I'D
essehse seeui6sassn ~ nnndt, sad thers
~ tadDbt ~ aesia ~ hstsss thsif
eyta What y aSsT 1ry II aCain. An.
|sahse ssi4 Il sAjsesessa iasthss GOD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-18

Tsa WaAsosaAWS leiee9 sseslleee -
~ ~Asa - hsvp1Wos - assA ss,d. ~
vssd vsashe = Spe)no ~ qvepe eepSs.
nsss v4ess easD npps ~ renrth sfJs)v.
- gdsc5 ~ - 4. Il scssss5ll eys?ae13ssa
! stesSi'ty 10 tte seissSs hsSsi. fAsrs
.sss hsvs sttn = 6faa5 t6avy stsss in - .
- -. s:d' - - - s. .oGGi
~ 0laA&6aaky.-0ae ftjnd JstsD
Tssapss6, : 0s.) ~ -
SiaN6hn : ~ 4.lSs 49, Z 1Ais3lsry
. =: ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-19


We Judge that an annual psll-tax of q
dollar or soto be paid some months be-
fore voting-would prove far better safe
guard against improper voting than any
g intelligence test "that could be devised.
A poll-tsx would exclude Migrants, idiots,
lunatics, paupers, and most of the crimi-
nal class, which does not remain long
enough in one place to vote under such
rule. Under such 9 tax, oil who gain
an honest living would vote, and not many
others Greeley. ''s 90 = aeyi 'i.g ~ -.
There Is trouble among the Conserva-
tives Of New Hampshire respecting the
distribution of political Offices, and the. ar
rangements made between the Democrats
and Johnson Republicans al the Pbiladel.
phia Conyentjonare said to be broken up.
The removals and appointments do not
please the Republican wing of the coali-
ton, and the support Of President john
son Ia considered by many Of the leading
Democrats Is impoiihc aud useless. $3.50
If we were to put a,yote In the reach Of
every negro In the South we have no assa-'
rance that even TINT would end the trouble.
Philadelphia North AMERICAN.
What ii that which 10 ops Wishes to
have, yet when he las 1t would be. very
sorry % lQseit 4 bald head. iia sas ~ q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-19
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
's AFTERNOON Dfsfx4c1s~

%Ne31 - ma csTffCtIS
by the CAhIe-Markets and ether
r11eiraq Iaems Of News. W 4 ~
aQuEENsTpws, November f6, p. The
steamship China touched here this P. II.
en- route to Liverpool. 4 ssi2
LONDON, November 16.-The telegraph
denies the report that q commission Is
about to be formed to settle the Alabama
claims. 1KfF7 GSf1 ,fss-;JzV ~
The English Cabinet has been holding
councils almost daily. ,s....,-.L..-....-
LIVERPOOL, November ls, P. M.-The
Brokers' Circular reports the aggregate
sales of cotton for the week at41 900 bales.
Prices declined during the week from
l47a0l5 to lad. for middling uplands.
Sales to-day, 1000 bales, market closing
heavy at yesterdays quotations. .srs
DRESDEN, November 16.-The King OF
saxony opened the sessions of his Cham
berss to-day. In his speech from the
throne he pledged himself to fulfil all his
obligations with Prussia.
LIVERPOOL, November l6-P. M.-The
market for breadstuffs is firm. Corn is
still advancing; mixed western closing to-
night at 3ss. Sd. Provisions firm.
LONDON, November l6-P. M.-The
money market is frmer. Consols advanced
to sOk for money. United States Five
twenties closed at 20.
LONDON, November l6-P. M.-fhe
Morning Herald, Government organ, urges
the arbitration of the questions pending be-
tween England and the United States.
United States Consul Morse publishes q
letter explaining the argument between the
American Government and Frazer, Tren.
holm & Co., and says that the title OF the
United States to all Confederate property
is therein fully recognized, and said pre-
perty is subject to legal liens for advances
LONDON, November l6-P. M.-Consols
9OA; Elves, 10.
LIVERPOOL, November 16-P. Moi
ton-sales 10000 bales; uplands, LA
Wheat Sd. higher. ,zfa a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-19
Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
The Amnesty.Suffrage Proposition
Chief Justice Chase again with Pre-.
sjdeuf Hob uson-(OyernOr Swami

WASHINGTON, November l6.-Chief JUS
tice Chase was again with the President
tonight, and remained with him until late
hour, interchanging views with Mr.. John
son relative to the proposition mentioned
in my last nights dispatch, proposing gene
raj amnesty in consideration of qualified
negro suffrage. HAIL. g.. TcLj e4..
The amnesty-suffrage proposition is the
subject of general discussion now by the
representatives of the parties here engaged
in that interest.
Governor Swami and several members of
Congress were also in waiting for an inter-
view with the President, but the whole
evening being spent in consultation with
Judge Chase, the rest of the visitors failed
to see Mr.. johnson.
The Navy Department has instituted a
series of experiments as to the relative cost,
strength, and utility Of wire rope as CON-
pared with hemp rope for the rigging Owes
sells. .t.... E .8aw. DATA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-19

WASHINGTON, November lS.-The De-
partment of State has been Informed that
the quarantine regulations of Havana have
been further modified so that vessels leay-
ing all the ports of the United States, ex-
cept from Philadelphia and New Orleans,
for ports in that island with clean bills of
health shall be permitted to enter at once
and discharge their passengers and cargoes.
All vessels from Philadelphia and. New Or
leans are to be quarantined there three
days for observation. .s....... ...e... q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-19

3 New ORLEANS, November 15.-It 0 is
stated positively in well-intormed circles
that Governor Wells, in view of the recent
elections and the Presidents policy in the
Baltimore affair, has determined on imme-
diately removing the sheritfs and other
officers who have been derelict in the dis
charge of their duties. Steps are also
being taken to arrest prominent parties ac-
cused of aiding in the July massacre, and
unless protected by the interference of the
President, they will be brought to justice.
Judge Shannon, the United States COM
missioner, hasreturned from the North, and
is preparing for rigid enforcement of the
Civil Rights bill. The loyal people are pc
titioning Congress to pass an enabling act
for this State Chronicle. as - .aa.
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The Conferences with the President
i'm Regard to the South.

The Conferences with the PreSfOeht
i'm Regard to the South.
WASHINGTON, November ls.-1t has al
ready been stated that during the past
week the President has had an audience
with prominent gentlemen from all sections
in relation to the present condition of po-
litical affairs. Chief Justice Chase, Gene
raj Grant, and Major Generals Sickles and
Dix, among others, have freely given their
views, all of them being actuated by sim
cere desire for such action as may be best
calculated to fully restore the relations Of
the southern States to the General Govern
ment. The idea seems to be that SO long
as the executive and legislative branches
are divided in opinion the South must re-
main unrepresented in Congress. Hence
the effort is to effect some arrangement to
accommodate the differences between
them. According to current representa-
tions, the President lends willing ear to
all suggestions in that direction, but so far
nothing definite has been contaminated.
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i The Cleveland Railroad depot is claimed
10 be the largest In the world. tits sos
feet long and 1870 in width, and covers an
area of over two andz . half acres.l " is
built of sandstone, and is ornamented by
q massive tower ninety-six feet high. This
great depot was opened on November 10.
The Legislature Of Vermont has passed
. bill making habitual drunkenness for o
period Of two years sufficient cause for
divorce. About year and 9 half OF
Washington whisky would separate bus
band from his wife without the aid Of the
courts Tracey. s,,s,.,s5..ss = !,
i The largest room 10 the world-the
g room for Improvement 4Ssss el..gi
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By the CabIe-Foreign Items.

LONDON, November Up. M.-The
Times this morning says that the Govern
ment has no present intention to refer the
Alabama claims to the consideration Of Q
royal commission. The design is to en-
power such commission to institute inqui-
ries in regard to neutrality laws, with pre-
judice 20 the Alabama claims, which will
be still under consideration. Lord Ora
werth, it is thought, would be chosen pre-
sident of this commission.
LONDON, November lip. M.-Consols,
soA; United States 5's, 7oA.
: LONDON, November Up. M.-Middling
uplands opened at I'D. Ysay
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THE LYNCHBURG AND DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD CoMPANY.-The Board of Directors
of this company met in this city yesterday
afternoon, and elected Colonel William W.
Blackford, Of Washington county, Va,
chief engineer of the road, and empowered
him to appoint the necessary assistants.
He was alSoinstructcd to organize his corps
at once, and to proceed as soon as praeti-
cable to commence the survey of the line.
His salary was fixed by the Board at $4,000.
Edward S. Hutter was elected secretary
and treasurer Of the company, with a sa-
larry of $500 per annum.
1t was the unanimously expressed wish
Of the Board to have the surveys pushed
forward as rapidly as possible, and to have
the work ready to let out by the opening of
the coming spring.-Lwchbarg Neers, 18th.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.

Special to the Dispatch.
Fire i'm Petersburg-Pheni III all
.. Destroyed.
PETERSBURG, November 1S.-PhGnix
Hall was discovered to be afire this morn
ing about / o'clock. The flames had made
such progress every effort to save the build
ing proved futile. The owner, Mr.. Samuel
Marks, had an insurance for $4,000. The
value of the building, with its contents,
was about $4,000. 1t is not known how
the fire originated. >.
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SOUTHERN TREAsoN-A Radical paper
says Confederate notes are again coming
into circulation in the remote South,
and the lost cause is so far re-
viyed in North Carolina that storekeepers
advertise that they will receive them as
currency"
We can add that Mobile wood-dealers
will take them even-cord for cord. If
this be treason, make the most Of it.-Mo-
bile Times. ...... ...
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rev p. : Reeslps in Fan Is v.l,a.


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Before Justice Muiisn ana, a Jury, -.
WeiDdchr US. BdrtA. This was araction
borrower the sum OF el ,094, balance Of an
account FOR stock Of cigars sold by plain
tiff to defendant. The evidence on the
part OF plaintiffs was, that he sold goods to
defendant to the amount Of 81 ,694; that
some months afterwards he (the plaintiif)
finding that defendant would not pay him,
and fearing that he would lose the whole
amount Of his debt, consented to defend
ants proposition, and received 5000, for
which he gave q receipt in full. y
Afterward, however, the defendant
opened place Of business here, and plain
tiff now seeks to recover the balance. The
defendant pleaded the receipt, and set up
that the goods were damaged, which
damage ne discovered six months afterthe
sale. The Judge charged the jury to the
effect that q receipt for 5000, although in
full, was no bar to On action for the balance.
The only manner In which party could
free himself from debt by paying por-
ton was by q release under seal. GEFt I.
As to the alleged damage to the goods,
six months time was too long for the de-
PENDANT to wait. If goods were damaged,
it was incumbent to inform the vender
within reasonable time. Still, however,
if the basis of settlement, asalleged by the
defendant, was founded upon the alleged
damaged condition Of the goods aforesaid,
and that was taken into consideration when
the receipt in full was given, this would be
q good consideration, and the receipt was
good. The only question, then, for the jury
was, were the goods damaged, and, if so,
whether that was the damage considered
when the receipt in full was glyen.-Ne'o
York Times.