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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26
LATE NEWS
reception anA Csinss.

Nrv YoRx, May 25.-The Daily Nsics
~ekee public . sorry Of deception end crime
sSidom net With.
II aupcsrs that when Mrs. Gen. Eaton 20
s.,nous as tile leader Of social and fashiona-
- life in Washington during the admins
kSssaioa 81 Pusideoa Jseks0n became . VI
~ ~ Eneland. sha.returned 70 this coun.
|6y NM ~ ssee, Mn EHp g Rcr
SsnS6 cS}Idfen : boy and girl. and WIN 2
xnooetency amounting - at least $1,000
~ ~ living very happily. At length e
flAlfon odventurer named sBourgAnes VINO
~ employed - daeeing master for the
chiIdren. but they tod such liking TO him
~ ~ prevailed 20 their grand m0thel
- allov lin to be introduced 10 their home
m result Was he married Mn. BATON and
suocssded eventually in getting possession
Of III ths prnpsrty nor DID be stop here
bat pecvaih opod hefl0p1ace in his charg'
oll ths psrpersy she had ct apart for he
Rtond children, Of which he had the full
H1o Ana heusok He ttsa ct Ut work 81
rd(llk ~ 9irl end llnally ~ sah Gos Eur
los tvednesdsy, takiss her With hin
~ bi5vgts He M NOE fee Nm. Ratol
Ii whlcA - told her be had converted 81
~ peuqooel ineo oAsh ed won6 allow he
Len pef 0osk ifshs would keep the matte
a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26
- PRO Bono EMblicO.''
Private Diseases cared Ira a1ac
AhOs test Possible iislle

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IrO ssO"O usAcOs
HDr1vuaN Discusses cured Ira t1ac
AaeA. Tat usns.ilAls. sssaac
BY (Dr YOUNG, late 81 Philadeiphin) VINO mas located
himself permanently at No. 10 Third st p11'iT-
,urura "a IIo .dlr.ss.s MI ,lose whn have Injured
"a " -
Themselves ny Improper indulgence ana soht"ry hap
It's whch ruin both body and mind, uniting them
rr c;,h.r hus,o.s. .tndy ar MARRIAGE He has dis
w. s''. ~''e' 1851 " .,.,.,
covered the most Cera SPECIFY anu ohiy f"ec'"a'
Remedy In the world for all Private Diseases Of what
.vr. r.,n,o vo.Irc.. ~ n. p.cL a,,a Iiubs STRIFE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26

NBw YonK, May 25.-The Cossmssciar,
mOeeY article says the market exhibits a
sjlght Improvement OF tone, though there ID
IN unsettled feeling among the banks
The pressure for money is not SO severe al
yesterday, but it is fully up to the means Of
lenders.
The Sub.Treasury received to day about
four and half millions from the banks, on
account of gold sold Inc payments have
been made chiefly in currency. -
The rate on call loans is universally 7 per
cent, discount
The banks anticipate greater ease to.
morrow, the payment forgold having been
concluded, u there is no prospect Of any
immediate chan in the rates on call loans.
The pinch in money does not materially
Interfere with stock operations, the brokers'
having thu mse.vcs large deposits to fall back
on.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26
5 SPECIAL NOTICES.
-
wonderful hut True !!

1ADA1B REMINGTON, the wcrld-rcnowncsl
Asfzoaogist and Somambulissic Clairvoyant. while
earvoyant state deneatcs the very features Of thu
psseon yOa are to marry, and ~ the MD u an nstr
ment Of Intense power, known IL Psy chcmotrops
guarantees to prodncc perfect ard ifc-kc pictuss
q ~ MlsEc husband Or vito of tho applicant. viii
ease - marriage, occapatlDn. lealing trnis Of chg
eee1eAe This = - inpositiOa. - testimonlall
OsAset nanhss CO sDert - statisg plaos u listl
- dsossleioa. eslr ofsyD and lnir, and snc1oaina
~ epaes. - s(nmps1 envelope sidrsrscd 70 your
~ yea win Esesiss - picture By return nail. 10
oeAee Win doGirea h1nenatipa.
A1dssa h es1dcnce. MApAsr Grrrnupr REsixG
VI z: g: nex 81, Wet Troy. ny. maySd&xsu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26
Congregational.

WARRINGTON, May 25.-HousE.-Mr.
Donnclly, Of Ainn.. introduced bill to en-.
couiage tn growth Of forest trees on the
western plains, which was read twice and
referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
MI. Hubbard, of Iowa, introduced q bill
70 repeal the restrictions on the postal laws
which prohibits the Carrying Of Thanked
books and documents by the overland mail
70 Western Territories and which REQUIRE
prepayment. Referred 70 the Postofiee
Committee. -
on motion Of NJ. Psrham, Ii. sepaie
amendments TO the House bill, amendatorv
to the pension laws, were non.concurred Is
and committee of conference asked for.
The morning hour expired before action
on the bill and e went over.
MI. Hooper, Of Mass, from the Commit.
tee on Banking and Currency, reported .
bill to secure and regulate the sale keeping
q public money entrusted to Disturbing
oGoep 81 TIE United States, Il makes Il
the dnty Of every disbursing omcer Of Uni
tea ~ exnapt theee; eopqeeaed with the
P0sl1mcg' Dep6rtmsnt, kdvlsf anv nubiic
money entrusted 10 him Tor disburaement.
= depoolt Il with The Treasurer OF soane AZ
eInooe Tsoaeugsr of IL Un1ton GhAoa. ana
- dzuW ~ ~ eone ae0ay b nsnuipnd 1br
R4vas I'D whsse thes0 b - fssasufef
q AeoeDee T5ea1ufof tAe gTf0jpry -
Bive epecal authority Ia wsnah. I0rtbS a.
,a.ls 8 public money h any other public
IS sss.;s. a.ls. u ..snaeu.i.p.s., D., /,
a96ar1ln8 o0csr 10 loan With OF without
Interest any of Ne public money entrusted i
Mr.. Randall asked that the bill be put up.
On its passage.
NJ. McKnrn Of California objected
The bill was jhe6 recommittoj with ,eav.
10 report ct any tie.
NJ. 6cAenok OF Ohio from the Committee
'f Military Affairs reported back . substi. |
ute for the bounty bill and asked che |
House TO pass It, Immediately appealing to
!be memben 70 forego any argument in its |
9r0r And mythg that they might iy~<e an
lppefttmty to deliver them some Saturday |
or influence on Senate. -p1f +a'
'Ae afovu1l TIE pouvipm oaeeeipn.
! NJ. Ward asked him Il he would NIT Al !
OF 3 sdu6ti tute f5f thebul. aldfN ST
Mr.. 6chenck decllhed doing - and the
House ~ vote Of 81 70 n seconded the
=. W.s5 isqsiisd & Sssp..l.r vss.a.
9 sssss - g. nnne - discsss 4 ~ thae
1vuavoe0 ekpoodlenge q o00Q06o0o0.
Ih4 Hgeeksf sop(1oa .thot tb6eQ 80 not
men ~ H. e5o6a1e6 ~ loln6nd for
y peev1oeovel06. s ~ hisE -v
On uotion of NJ. 0chenGk. e. motion
: necooeldee ~ hid On - ~ 81 -
- - a and ~ qneo9ioa ree4rreS t.
n Hoe 80 NJ II IN ~ ps6aod
H 1aallse n Ia Or - r,.dI,e i -.
'oes10 Ahe0qHnolvUa. IN Clerk ~ ~
49, OF .Joa6 A. Nicholenn ~ IN ~
g Lawseuco : 4Simble Of Kentnckv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26

\NiNSdANTANEOUS REMEDY FOR CHRONIC
rheumatism, headache. toothache, Group. collie.
Su,nsey, sore throat, and pains in any part Of the
nody Try a bottle and be convinced. Rerucuber
TINS article Is success, net cxpcriment--fsr il
years II has bern tested. Every one who uses it
tation this silently 1t has worked d. wsy before
tne p ubc, and all are loud in ~ p(tsc .Chronic
rhc,rmnnsm" Thousands who Ia Tor weeks on :
clutches. with this complaint. caAesify Ia Tie inse
icai effect: q this IMMINENT. They 90 cured and pro
c.a!o ~ vefoes throughout tho land. Remember re-
lei . certain, and positive cure b cure 70 ftllov
needsche Of all kinds we warrant 10 curs. PotSd
soee throat qainscy. and dphera are rob6s Of their
Selfroes ~ oiney uec the Venetian Linlment II
~ esved hundreds the pnrt three months Prjce =
~ cents . bottle. Once, % CortlaDlt Street..
New York. fQo)h bv All DfnpOisAn ~'s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26
LATEST News
>v m 1ELBGR.lRn. &

Feom Europe.
Nsw Yon<. Nay "a
The stsaqsgs, SsxsniA and Ansrice, from
Southampton, 10th, have arrived.
In the Houss ef Conmons, Hay 1lsh,
Mr.. Gladstone introduced to second red.
log the seats bill, and said - /, was the
gcuesal wish ofthe Aeoss that th( tRoh III
be combined. govern0eot ohould6e aecs-
ded to Bouvsrtes Na1iass. The bin "a
read . second time
The Times says: The number ddsakha
from eholssa Ut Llvespeol ~ tSe>eina.
Dr.. Ross, Of the Helvstis, 10 asad.
There are three more emieranes dad.
The cholera had appeared ct the NV de.
pot It Bank Hsn, and I've patisaio bad
been removed to the workhouse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26
FIRST PREMIUM
ufs aMPROyEls
SIS N ( e 3 \ !! s fE,~ s!
TIE EMSODIMENI VI 49,. ..5
PRACTICAL. UTILITY AND

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Single Machines sent to any rnrt Of tho coul
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26

a BALrMoRE, May 25.-in the United
States District Court to-day Judge 0flcs de-
clded for petition against City Railroad
Company for refusing to allow a colored
person to ride. The Judge decided that the
facts stated IN the petition do not present a
case for the equitable action of the Court by
way Of an injunction. The petitioner in
this case claims to be 4 lawyer from Boston.
The culored people generally protest against
his case as an uncalled for interference in
the ir behalf,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26

WAsHIN0Tox, Ny 25.-The bounty bill
passed the House h,dsy by an almost anaa
imous vote.
The Republican Senators adjourned at %
early hour this p ", for the purpose Of 20
| ing into caucus on alc reconstruction peopO.
sitiOns, instead Of continuing the debate On
that subject to-day II was thought that the
| final result would De facilitated BY previ.
Gus private consultation, instead OF relying
upon the accommodation OF conflicting
views in open Serate.
Efforts are beig made, skisA the coneent
of all parties, TO postpone the trial Of Jef.
Davis till fall, The arrangement seems
probable.
The Presidenthas pardoned two brothers
who were conyilted Of etadl1s the TUvehue
law, by making cigxs without license and
resisting officers whe made the arrest
1t has been decided by the Second Audi.
tor of the Treasury, whose decision has
been sustained by u SECOND Comptroller
that no bounty or frearages OF pay to the
| widow or heirs ofa1t individual who. ct
any time deserted rom the service Of the
United States, no ita;tcr how short the de-
scrtion, notwithstanding he may have sub
sequently served tut the term OF his enlist
ment, will be allowed In the bills now bc
fore Congress thu policy is adopted, and al
deserters are excluded from the benefits
thereof
MIR. Romero ave this evening dinner
party 10 Mr.. Campbell, the newly appoint.
ed Minister to hc Republic Of Mexico.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26
From NowYork.

l. eIsE sEf* lNsw Yongy Msy g.
Tie steamer Saxonia, with dates 70 18th
is coming up.
The Tines Washington special SAYS, In
the caucus yesterday Of the Republican
members Of The Senate, / fsusrsl eni very
free interchAnee Of views was had upon
the reconstruction question. Il Waa
agreed that the disfrauchse section should
b fejsctesi, sasd The belsees u ~ proposed
amendment to the Constitution b adopted.
Upon the matter Of confirmation and reiec>
ton Of Presidential appointments, the bod
crate Senator agreed that it would b r. I
inous II carry On The Waslhfs already iuau<
gurated in The Executive Mansion. and
that If the Senate persisted in reiecting
good mer', whose record for loyalty and M
tegrity Was unimpaired, the Republ)can
party would b weakened, n not ultiuate-
~ destroyed. This view, Of the mater
seemed 70 have the prspondesd|pee, but
hnal action was not taken, Aud ehs caucus
adjoarded IN god temper. y msss asaia =
The Tsibsss's spreisl ~ IL ssbjeol 4
IN adjouruuIent or recess Wae totso %.
and after considerable dlseussien 4 ~
deemed bsst to centiue pntil ~ 1Slh
Of July, whsu. unless seosttiae = dev&op-
ed not nov aaticipsts1, - aljesfnasstiwil1
be acted upou. ~ = - sss
The soastiSutfaoal sasodaept ~ ttken
up and discussed ct lenGth. 1hp thie1lsss.
may b amended q se0euhat oedioe1 and
strengthened, Or propositions sDsy - sab-
stitnted . - to diseufianehies lssovQgaeogs
VA C1Ao>ai okSallnhS = n ! 49, -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Thc large woolcl
and cotton mills Of Simon Lord, ut Derby
seven miles from the city. were damaged BY
fire to the extent Of $4,000, to day. Abou
200 hands were employed in these mills
The loss is believed to be fully covered by
insurance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26

Fonrnss MonRoE, Nay 25.-Instruc-
lions ff6lA Washington were read this morn
ing by Gen. Miles to give JEFF. Davis on his
parole the freedom OF the Fort retiring to
his room at Carroll Hall at:nighi.
+ Nessrs. Shea and O'Conner. his counsel
have been access to the Fort apd private
Interviews with him at any time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26

RICHMOND, Va, May 25-Thc long bridge
across the James river, on the line Of the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, erected
In place Of the bridge destroyed BY fire il
April of last year, was completed to-day.
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THE
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Made at WALTNLnd, Mass.


~ c,r.oo,onco r ,ho rc,cn, great decline N Gold
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mnation to make only thoroughly exceheh wa!cness
our business mas steadily increased rs lhc pphe &C.
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together, we have been unable to supply the demands
Ne have repeatedly enlarged factory buildings until
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accommodation to more Than eight hundred "orkmen
We are iaiy Jnstlheh ~ stating uat we no" make
MORE THAN ONEIIALF OF ALI. TILE WATCus
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26

0OOO N Il w De
snow E .! STOVES!!
Eureka, Good samaritan md
Monitor Gun n2On.
eTVRY THEN. Each received The Frat Premi
j um At the late Agricultural air. They
will save one half OF the fuel, which is an item q
the present price Of coal. Also many other kind
Of Cooking and Heating Stoves at low rates
Manufacturers bf Smoke Stacks, Boiler hrecch
ing, and Copper Work Of all kinds. sorghum
pans, ETC.. ETC., and all kinds of tinness work
and tin ware constantly or hand and made to or
der. DUMONT q LlMBURNER.
uoy7d1y 16 Main ST. Dayepport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26

IN quo1euas ~ upon oqnnodmUu4 e
Mr. Nesnith, that hereafter the Supcrinter9
dent of tine Military Academy may be select
cd ffom any corps of thcAlmy. ii was dis.
agreed to Is to In. Z.
Mr.. Stevens called for the reading Of the
original Sd. : ~
The M IVES read. It differ, from Tho
substte ~ thu, ~ she latter reorires
deduction q locM III State bDuntlrs vhich
tho former did not require. The subcfitute
was agreed TO by vote Of tellcss ~ 81 %
IS. the yeas and says having been ref01nd.
O1r. Ward asked to have his ameadlne1f
/ 4s99NR. eEMo
01lf. hanks a6ked Mr.. Scheuck IN sseA. -
difference and Che original bill
4r. Schenck inade the explanaasnn -
said the Substitute made no provioioo r.
bounty TO substitutes.
The Committee thinking That. = . -.
eral thing, they had MOI propoe 49,
~ s1ssb.Iss & q. ~ - "a
unsclf1sh and humane motives went ln1o -
army in place Of drafled men, but C0oGsun
could only iaGidolo for claueo. asd mnnx q
| ccbtional cases could safely Be In Is q
care Of neighboshoods.
| n n. Vss3,sf Nsy York, ssennte1 ~
q this Tin Allowed boohttes % cOl6oQ1 u
die1, and - urdes existing law ~ RI
masters of colorrd men who bed i0lood u
army were also SLOWED bounty, ~ cit
would be tllat~lOublo bounties would b
paid in such cases.
. Mr.. Schenck admitted thae such might b
. the case, but tia. the di0culty might y
} reniedcd BY the appeal Of he Law In quel
} ton or by an appointment Of the prcvioe
bill in the SENATE.
II Mr. Ward alsl suggested otlier anidhd
Q mcnts that he desired 10 offer that the claus
dedncting local md State bountics shOuj
be1triehen out d Ne bill 49,
Mr.. Banks understood lrom 01e o1neemcn
I of Mr.. Schenck that any State that had ~
. bounties up to the amount of $500 woot
e get nothing unter this bin, bot womb J
Q compelled to assist in paying bounties
those States which had not done 30.
II Mr. 6chenck believed shaa these were yer
few cases where local bounty had nc
e been paid to the amount of $500.
. Mr.. banks repeated the remarks tha
States which had paid bounties TO their 20
}. diers would under this bill be compelled =
!. Icontribute TO tho payment Of bount3eo !
n States which had not paid them. he On
!. licved this to be . surprise on the Houa
and he therefore moved to reconsider u
vote osi1sring the main question 90 - to n
consider Tie vote adUeing nbsotute.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26

Ptt1sbURo, Nay a0-Thc planning mill
Of Aubney, Cr0mlaw + Coon, situated nj
Brownsville. near this city, was destroyed
By IRE this morning. Loes e25,O00. 1nsur.
ed for 5000. Fire accidental. 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-26

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Nav YORK, May 95-Tbercarc confident
statements afloat TO the effect that the lead.
Ing stockholders and D. majority Of the
directors Of the Westef6 ~ UwiUn and the
American Telegraph Companies have sub
stahtially agreed upon basis Of cousolida-
ton.
The evening papers say that the pirate
Semms arrived In Washington this morning
70 have an interview with the President.
NRw T0Rx, Nay 25.-SpeclAls to the eve
ming papers say there Is q powerful Penn.
sylvanis lobby here to influence Legislation
d fhwor Of protection. Ex- Senator Came
ron II leader Of the policy.
The policy Of the administration In rela-
tion TO Mexican affairs il gradually assum
ing definite shape, and may lead to q
Congressional Enforcement of the loan bill
which is being urged under strong rrcs-
sure.
The Erpwess states that fiom January "a
the time of the Passport fiascO $4,000
were received by O'MahOney, OF which
$4,000 was aent to Ireland. and the remain
ing $l30, 900 being spent here.
B0efOx. May 25.-1n the Superior Cour'
to-day, In the case Of James Aulcheary W
Or. Hen1y ]. Prouditch, for damages for II
legally lfaudine the plaintiff with the lettel
I" b, while examining surgeon in the pro
vost smAEshals ONCE. The Jury returned I
verdict OF 81. 900 fof the 3laintiG.
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