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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

| 1IOrsE DECORATION PERSONS ABOUT BUILD.
r~noysting their r~sdruers will hnd tho
pro'f fF-sco al that Il desired beauty durability Ana
econpny Address John H. Harding ~ broaiw4y
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I NAN HsfaIf arla~
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GlifIEWA Ar JOHN NIfHOp NhNffts-
IA nf~f - silver Ware T. Nfsts fufa Hsf sls
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REWARDS.

cor REWARD WILL BIZ PAID on DELIVERY
ID taday Al 81 Washington s1usr~, ~ small Biz
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$1,000 rfffesa tsfet Aenss street ard
10 Artig hi D~nnts PES slnt A 60. g. hfyad ttrr~k
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1. IApy. A coNxUxTcANr OF RIB EFf~coFAf.
rrnned home having ~ltb rsfers-. dunng - rsf.
would fhc supervision ~ FrnifnlAss home
sfreu tsughf Insiish frsnrh and Nnsief tte MOI ftis
f.try reference. gwen aud rcgnred Adife-~ insfien
Herald onAs.
A GRADUATE oY TIN CESTHaL COLiKGF, fAhiN.
n dssr~a give isss1ns IN hsHsusiiH 'Arinirhf ~
re.flns I'd n hfsnrhfs ~ Hlth - sfis sl4 man
. seizures si.o In wrench and muse sddf"ss i~i~"
10 F0urth arrnue.
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n .frfrtl.n. day sud evening W bfrthe-ts Nrhnf
Arttusf~ Air fra ~f~iiHg sfAnltaaf a. tbofguGh
busns.. saaesiOs imp.ftsi- rfigas ins,uno NF's
Apartments for sfss
/. HOME wASrED-FoK LITTLE GiRt. WAS
tsflD. Ac n y tlt ~ ii~fsii 80.
A cCOrsrN AND FENsANsfifp -iSsrHr Ir,t ~
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a.. s',gss .s'fnss., efAmpiug wsubins, 80 nasss
seraat br-aisss rsnunsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-14

lRST CLASS EXTRA WIDTH FOUR STORY HOUSE
to let furnished in Sixteenth street Fifth avenues
500 per month One in Thirty. Hfh near Fifth avenue
per month; very desirable location.
A. SERGEANT Is Wall street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26
ORIGINAL NOTICE
To William Wallace McCammon and
Wallace William McCammOn.

ORIGINAL NOTICE
To William Wallace McCammon and
Wallace William McCamnon.
SIRs In pursuance Of IN order of the
District Court for Scott cou ty, State Of
Iowa, made at the February term. A. d.,
1866, thereof, on the petition Of Henry 8.
Evens, wherein he states he is the owner in
fee Of the following real estate, lying In
said county Of Scott, and State Of Iowa, to.
wit All that part of Block No. six Coy in
Mackintoshcs first (lsD addition to the
city Of Davenport, which lies west Of the
center line Of Perry line extended, and in
possession thereof and that you as he ia
credbly informed and believes, make
same claim to said real estate. adverse TO
estate of petitioner therein, you are here
by notified TO sppear en- or before noon Of
the second day Of the next term Of said
court, to be begun and holden on the first
Monday in May. A. d., 1866. and show
ause why you and each Of you should not
bring an action to try your ti,leS0 said real
estate you have any.
And that in default made by you, .judg-
ment will be rendered, forever declaring
and cstoping you from having or claiming
any right or title adverse to said petitioner,
or those claiming by or through him 10 the
said real estate.
Feb. 23d, 1866.
DAWSON Il TRUE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
)U. S. Rev. stamp, bOc,(
cancelled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.
The Herald says that dispatch was re-
ceivc in this city last evening fir M Knox
vile, by Mr. Bramer, President of the Nir-
.inia and Tennessee Railroad, stating that Il
terrible tornado passed over that city at D
o'clock yesterday morning. The roofs OF
the depot and machine shops OF the Virginia
Railroad and the round house were blown
off some thirty or more houses were blown
DOWN and large amount of other property
destroyed
New YokK, Feb 26-Gen Grant yester
by visited the Hall ofthc Committee and
examined the manuscripts of left handed snl
iIers written by disabled soldiers. Being
,sk,d Tor u specimen of his hand writing.
he wrote:
Il have examined the large and exceed
Bgly interesting collection of lett handed
manuscripts written by our disabled sol
ieis who have lost their arm. They are
emincntly honorable to the authors Fl ON the
excellence OF the pennIanship
Slgncd] II. 5. GRANT"
The General having devoted some timc1p
The examination OF the caiigraphy alluded
TO. complimenttd one of the members in
highly complimentary terms. The com
nit,ee appointed to award prizes. amount
ing in all To the slm of $4,000, 10 the
authors of the productions, decided that q
complimentary award should be bestowed
the master of the best manuscript thus re-
ferrcd to.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

NEW York, Feb. 25--'lhc Herulrs Mexi.
co City correspondent states that the I'm
pcrialists, not less than the Republicans, are
closely watching every indication of the dc
signs OF the United States IN regard 10 tho
settlement OF their troubles, and were mucl,
delighted by the rumor that our Government
had consented to recognize Macmillan on
he coalition of the withdrawal of The
French troops. II is said that Maximilian
is tired of having French rod continually
he d over him. He is said to nantes, com
plcie Indifference regarding the dlapidatcd
condition of the Imperial finances. II ;s
thought that he hopes soon to oyrrcom,
this difficulty by establishing comp .ratiy.
reedom and inducing foreign emigration
nus developing the great natural wealth al
he country. lie is said to he anxious fn,
American settlers who will bring, as well ne
heir own skill, ingenuity, industry ami
modern inventions Of machinery. The I'm
peiialists are rtpr, sented as being very
much surprised to learn If apprehensons i,
Washington that Macmillan was rc.esth
isiing slavery, rs they are inclined Ia r..
gard him rs entertaining irreproaclab,y en-
arged ideas of liberty
Petroleum is now an article of ex,ens;v.
use in Maximilians dominions. and ul h.s
been recently struck on Mexican soil
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

There is woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated, in our mind, with
the "Yankee."' Qusck, and "llumbug." But
it is so no longer, and We desiee to wrest her
name from all such suspicious association IN Oil
other minds Whatever notions we may have Of
womaniy delicacy and proprety, we will admit
that woman alone is tue Nurse the good Nurse
the h,R Nurse Whether We shall have Female
Physicians or not, is question winch must be
decided by time and principle. and not as mat
ter OF taste. Pride. prejudice, caprice and Gus
rom NAV ~ well behave themselves, for If there
IA really = waat there will also be supply II
there be a calling" there will be a coming
Nature and human society are always seli supply
ing. and though Art and Fashion may hinder
they cannot prevent.
Mrs Winslow does not want to treat you Cen
Hesnen Nor DIES she prescribe regimen fol
YOUR wives; but modestiy appears az messen.
gel of health and hnppiness to your INFANTS II
the cradle. Is there anything improper in that
Nurse Of - 80 years experience can bold,
say what is or is not good for babe, and ought
to be listened to. God speed her on humble but
happy mission. She is the most successful phys
ican and mo effectusl beneisctress our tie
ever enjoyedher doting parents rot excepted.
Just open the door for ter. and Mrs WinslOw
will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery OF this we are so sure, that We
will teach our " Susv'' to say "A BLESSING o.
Mrs WtxsLow"-for nel ping her to survive anc
escape gripping. cockng and teething siege =
We confirm every word set forth in the PRosrEc
rus. II performs precisely what It processes It
perform, every rart OF il nothing less. Ava.
your Cordial .'Taregoric.' Drops" "Lauda
num-" aud every other Narcotic" py which tn.
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
al idiotic Tor life.
W. rave never seen Mrs. Winslow-know he,
only through the preparation of her SOOTHING
syrup for Children reething.' If we had tht
power, we would make her, as she is, physics
savior to the lnfaat Ka:e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26
From New York.

New YoRK, Fe0. 26-Tbe Herald's Bra
EOS letter notices the visit Of Gen. Sheridan,
~ho had an interview with Gen. Wright,
and returned to New Orleans.
Gen. Comstock, Of Gen. Grants staff,
also visited Rio 0rande.
The Times letter gives an abstract from
the speech Of Gen. Hovey. American Minis
,.r At the banquet given bv the CHILEAN
Ar,hass,dor. advising the European gov
'cr :, not to meddlc with the affairs Of
this continent. &
Gen. Grant attended Grace Church yes.
tsrday.
INK rown man on Saturday evening. The
hail lodged in his overccat. failing 70 injure
MIN His assistant escaped.
Nrw YoRk, Feb. 2s.-Jamss g. Taylor
i.te I policeman, va arrested on : charg
n estSapt3sa . kill = asdsnan, Jsha n:
Cu,l ,ucts 81 shSoiing him in the lead win
! OiytJli 1bett ~ 6'clock ysstssdAj ssorn-
g. Il y alleged that ths sheeting NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

ST LOUIS. Feb. pa large meeting
organized and addressed by the leaders of
he old Clay back party, assembled a: the
Gonrt House last night, To endorse Presi
lent johnson. Flowing substance resolu
tons were Immediately passed, endorsing
the Presidents message vetoing the Freed
mans Bureau Bill, as follows: That the
>vtem which the Frcedmens Bureau Bill
proposed to be established in the Southern
States. is radically repugnant 10 the princi-
pies Of Republican Liberty that the action
If the General Assembly in condcmning the
veto message and declaring for negro suf-
rage, too. is gross misconstruction of pub
lie sentiment that We pledge ourselves to
co operate with the citizens of every party
who will earnestly and honested labor for
them that we cordially endorse the course
ri our Representative in Congress, John
Hogan for his able and manly support OF
thc President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

F6O1 WV 1ObAs
NEW YoRk, Feb 25.-rhe HerdIds spe-
cial says:
Mr.. Stewards speech before the Cooper In.
stitute meeting Is invested with addtti0nei
interest and sigDi6cAoce By the feet Of MS
receiving two or three dispatches from Sen.
ator Nye and others in this city, stating tnas
the President had made q terrible speech:
one that he could not possibly approve ADO
must inevitably break up the kepuoncAn
party. Mr.. seward was not deferred, bow.
ever, and ON learning what the Presiuens
had sead. teleeraphed full and cordial sp'
prevail.
Wiseacres on the street and In the Hobbies
seem more than usually earnest IN their
averments that Secretary Stanton has sent
IN his resignation, Ore thing tends 10 cor,
rObOrate this assertion and that v the speciai
order riven by Mr. stanton this morning
that all papers awaiting his signature snouia
be prepared and brought before him Win
all possible dispatch.
There is q well authenticated report that
General Stedman has been tclegnphed 10
come to Washington for conference wIththe
President. II is also true that strong out
side pressure is being made for the appoint
ment Of Gen Frank II. Blair for Secretary
of War
NEW York, Feb. 24-Secreiary Seward
is 10 be entertained by the Hon. Richard
Schell this evering, at the rooms OF tho
Manhattan Club, where a grand banquet has
been prepared for him.
New York, Feb 25-At meeting OF the
friends of President johnson, At Cooper In
stitute. last evening, committee was APP
pointed call and publish meetings and take
measures for the establishment Of Andrew
Johnson Clubs throughout the city and
State.
New YORK. Feb. 25.-Cape Town advices
| to Jan - are received.
The Basuta war continued. The army oil
the Free State wtr melting away BY deser
ton, and the prospect of the new State dis
NAL enough. The Basutas have learned tt
tortify themselves in impregnablc position.
unassalable without trained troops. 1t wa.
understood that a levy en- masse of people
would be attempted as a last resource agains
Basuta.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

SAN Francisco, Feb PA Democrat
meeting last night cndnr ed Pr.siden, .J,l,n
sons Dnsition and called mass neelinr e.,
Tuesday next.
The Union State Central Committee 70
day adopted resolutions saying they do no,
perceive the irrcp,rablr breach between ~.
President and Congress, and until snn,.
breach conclusively appears will con,inna =,
hope that the fruits of the triumphs of ~
Union arms will not be lost: that the ,,,,'
ut all Union men to avoid entanrlem
with Vallandigbam, Seymour and connar
head Confederate syntathizers; that if s,,ch
men endorse the policy of the Presiden,
they don't understand that policy or arr on
''eavoring TO seducc TIE President fsom ~.
allegiance to the Constitution: that the .,'
Iition of slavery was The result OF rehell;,n
and was wicked, senseless and cowar,I,,. .
that We believe President JOhnsOn viii =.
main true to the Constitution. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26
approval and Disapprovai IF the Pres

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2j.-The friends Of Pres
dent Johnson's policy have called q meet.
ing for to morrow night, and the opponents
If that policy have also called meeting for
Thursday nj bit, of all who voted for Abra
ham Lincoln and were in favor Of suppress
ing the rebellion by force, who now sup
port the loyal men of the nation, their rep
rcseniatiyes in Congress, to provide such
terms Of admission for the rehelious States
Is will secure the payment Of the national
md Reputation OF the rebel debt, the If.
tectua! abolition of slavery, &C., is the call,
in substance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26
From WnsIaiugaou.

New York. Feb. 26.-The Tribune's
Washington special says:
Tie reports re ,eived by the Commission.
or d Customs from inspecting agents sent
out for the purpose Of investigating into
the collection Of customs on The Atlantic
,oast are far from being satisfactory.
The report represents that the faithful
performance Of the duties Of Collectors il
materially interfered with by ex rebel
blockade runners and their sympathizers.
and hat especially on the coast Of Florida
The enforcement Of the U. s. Revenue is
extremely ifiicult and hazardous.
Private advices from Paris states that
whatever the .nt.rpretatio, given to t., the
vague language Of the Emporor's speech
may be. the French government is deter
m ned to effect withdrawal of the French
forces from Mexican soil with the shortest
tossble delay.
The delegation Of the Kansas branch Of
the Pacific Railroad are now here seeking
PERMISSION to change the location Of their
road so ~ to extend the Smoky Hill River
and form juncti n with the Union Pacific
main branch at Denver City.
A correspondence between Henry A.
Wise and Fernando Wood, is published,
the former asking for political information,
and the latter replying that the present is
Al inlerregnum. to be followed by such
measures as will adopt the fundamental
form of the government. Moreover, Of
IT. things, State Sovereignty and Slavery,
both have teen decided against. Fur thu
former We must hereafter have unity, and
for the latter freedom. lie adds that this
consolidation is not Inconsistent with free
government nor with republicanism.
The steamer Heela, from Boston, has
arrived.
The Herald's Washington special says
stat the Comptroller Of the. currency, Mr.,
Clark, is Of The opinion that the temporary
four. five and six per cent. loan should be
maid If BY money now in the Treasury
aver and under fifty millions, and opposes
i,s excha- &c Tor new securities. Disburse-
ments at the Treasury Department last
week we're over thirty millions, the largest
~ any one week since the close Of the re-
belhcn.
The spotted fever has lately broken out
in an asylum near Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26
$4,000 90
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA, !
Drs MOincs. February II. 1868. (

II is hereby certified, that there he's bsea
filed in this office = sworn statement, show.
ing the condition Of the Ions Insurance.
CoxrAxy, located at New Haven, in the
State OF Connecticut. on the Rrst day VI
January, A. d., 1866. in &C 'ordsncs With
the provisions Of an Act Of the General As
sembly Of the State Ct lows, entitled IAN
Act in relation 10 Insurance Companies"
approved January 28th, 1867, and an Act
amendatory thereto. approved February
9Th. 1858, and an Act in relation to Life
Insurance Companies. approved March
18th, 1862; that said statement shows that
said Company is possessed Of the requisite
amount Of capital, and invested - required
by law. Authority il therefore gives -
the above named Company 10 tranesct their
appropriate business Of Insurance In this
state in :, cordance with the laws thereof.
until the 3lst day OF January. A. d., cns
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven.
II ~ also certified. that John L. Switx Il
Co Of davenport, have been duly appoint-
ed by said Company their lawful Agents
and Attorneys Tor the County Of Scott, vith
full power to take risks Of Insurance there
in, and to acknowledge service Of proofs -
provided by law. upon his filing with The
Clerk Of the District Court in and for said
County, this certificate snj copy Of the
statement on file in this office. II 10 furth.
er certified that the attached 10 true and
correct copy Of the said abatement.
In testimony whereof, lhave hereunto Get
my hand and a63xed my seal Of Office the
day and year lrst above written.
JNO. A. ELLIOTT,
Auditor OF State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

WASHINGTON. Feb 25.-Reprcsentativfs
Wilson and Price have received q telegram
from Gov. Stone. Of Iowa, saying the Legis.
ature Of that State, by an overwhelming
majority. has passed joint resolution APP
proving the course of their Representatives
and Senators in sustaining the FIR, edmen's
Bureau bill ana regulating the Presidents
veto.
President johnson has received the fol-
lowing telegram:
KEoKUK. Iowa, Feb. 24.-An immense
mass meeting was held here to-day There
was great enthusiasm One hundred guns
were fired. Your veto MESSAGE and admins.
tration were endorsed unanimously.
Signed, THOMAS w. CLAGETT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

dscs " ssssa1s ~ The noUsadsenaa -havinR
mads charges Of neglect Of duty on The post
~ ISylcr, which led to the lattsf's disois-
~ from The polses force. r
Secretary seward who he'd net designed
leaving the city until neEt w sdnssday. ~.
tsrday received Telegram which caused
him 20 leave for Washington at ooec-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Teething. softens the gums, reduce.
innamation allays all pain, aud cures wind cole
Perfectly safe 10 all cases. Newould say TO ey
cry mother WHO has = suffering Child: Do no
let your prejudice, uor the preiud ces OF others
stand between you and your suffering child ant
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sur
to follow the use OF this medicine if time,
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

WASHINGTON, Feb. A.-The caucus Of
Republican senators and Representatives,
last night, was somewhat indefinite, but will
he attended with important results, ~ ma.
jority Of those present were decidedly OPP
posed to risking quarrel with the Presi.
dent il 1t can be avoided The construction
this morning is that memben may support
the President.
The city is full Of rumors about Cabinet
changes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

CINCINNATI, Feb. q. Tile steamer N...-
Bgers was valued 1t t8O, OO0, and insnrs j =.
slGOOO. The boat and cargo are total ~ -.
The books and papers Of lle boat were I iost
1t is not known how many persons were 8,
board at The lime Of The collision. II i smr.
posed the Whole number Of lives loet NH
not exceed twenty. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

onet. The constituency which they repre-
sentcd were - disloyaI - ever. He urged
restoration On IN enduring basis OF security
and freedom for the future.
NJ. Mckee. Of Kentucky, then obtained
the noof, and ct o'clock p. m. the House
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