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b The Tyicr-CoIemRn AGair-Acquitt"i.

EICHMosp Saturday Jan. q. lao.
srs. Tyler and Coleman, who were ar
raigned before the Uou-e Of Delegates the charge of
committing n breach of It's decorlIn, have been DIS
charged after thorough investigation. MI Tyler was
acquitted by unanimous vote, and NJ. Coleman Hds
discharged by majority vote.
Inc cnse Of Mr. Pollard is postponed until MONDAY.
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VIRGINIA..

The Hssse.Hsuse Rssesntrs Review or the
ExCising Csuses-Dsseripttsn Of she
0cese-Whss viii Gene Of tho AHrsy.
From Our Special CousspondsnI
RICHMOND Va, Jan. s. 1868.
This city to-day WAS thrown into state of tho
widest excitement BY scene enacted In the rotunds
Of the STATE Capitol 10 which II. Rives Pollard editor
Of TM EIsnins. and Nat. Tyler and VIM. g. Cole
man. editors and proprstors Of The Eaqn" were tho
principal actors.
The question Of how the State printing shall be done
has ssitatsd the Legislature and newspapers Of the
State very considerably and whether BY contract or BY
the selection Of public printer has been discussed at
length In both Houses and In typo.
The system Of contract has been favored by the older
and more substantial heads VI tho Legissture wble
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France.

Notices have been posted at the faculties ol
various learned societies warning the students tia. II
they seek 10 disturb order in any way they Will be
troueht before the Council and win be liable 10 per-
pctual exclusion from the Paris University.
The Bouyse is ha' of. zoe.
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Aciieu Of the Brian Dsrus.
. pHuApRLpHIA. Saturd

PHTLADGLPHIA, Eaturday. Jan 9. 1865
A meeting Of the Brian Boru Circle was held
last evening a which resolutions were passed 10 be for
Wssded to the Congress now IN session Of NswYork.
stating that the Circle had sent delegate 10 that body
and condemning the action Of ono OF their members
Mr. Baker In presenting himself there - . repre-
sentative.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
The Nethsdiss Celebration Of The Cenies-
sry ryAssiversary-Dr.M Menree's sermon
q, ~. Paui's Church in Ard sf ssc
Church Extensiea 0seiesy.

In ZIG. one hundred years ago, the doctrines
OF Mehodsm FIRST propasated In TINS new weskIn
s,snt vas duly commemorated in oil the Methodist
churches throughout the American continent. Asot
Pauls Church. Fourtha ave. IN this city. the usual
,hs time the Rev. s. T. Monroe CorPespondl
nS Sscreisry ofths Church Extension Society with
The permss;on Ofthe pastor preached sermon 10 aid q
;ssy came to Jssus they bcsought him instantly. say
ny that hs Wa worthy for whom they should do this;
Tor he Ioveth our nation. and be hath built % syna
sosus'-Luke. Chap !. vs.. - After alludins to tho
essblshmeat OF Methodism In this country and thd;
donation Of John Wesley to one Of the fret Methodist
Churches In this city, in JOhn-st Dr. Monroe said.
coming to another head In bis DISCOURSE very nv have
any system in regard 70 their bestowsl Of cbarity
Money was lavished on the grathcston OF pride vanity
the appettes without the slightest hesitation but vAea
anything WAS asked for religion We immsdiately
reasons Why persons were not moro liberal In this
respect one. because Of difficulty In reAsne sse
wants OF others; another reason. We DO nos rssnss
TSa 90 Sos how
Lord-remunerative. not 10 pocket oat ~ nsyS.,a
the consciousness Of having ectsd we'll A. ne eencas-
sion Of the sermon the Psstor SAID sw n:
, Drew had promised 600 Hs tru.tsd tls. :sht men
would b found e s,: !: ss, sss :'' '''
The collection was then taken up. and the sinEne~
the DoIoIogy brought sAs service % . close Tnso
sct Of the Society tAs' orisny s'a'sa ono s' '''f
tracts: .,. a.
assist in tls dovslopment Of our dsnoninaiisn 90
ViscrSas s&osnt and proportloaats grotA Of Asthea
ism."
IN BALTIMORE.
BALrnfoRA Jan. ,, le6et
The Methodist Centenary services were
syoey attended t0-days The general savjee W. lcsS
IN csrons.st Church, where BIshop A nee gave hs.
toricsl sketch Of 1efhodisw. Appropriate eesvW0
slara alp chen
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

vile, Ca, gives some interesting facts connected with
that notorious Golgotha. At present there is bat
small garrison Of about 20 men stationed there who Gre
guarding the Old stockade and cemetery, which are
still undisturbed, although threats 10 burn
the stockade have been made by the ehyalry OF the
surrounding country. The cemetery is at present in
immediate charge OF Mr.. II. A. Walton. a consistent
lover Of the Union, and who for months suffered
Imprisonment on account Of his 10y atty 20 the old fae.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
\ land patent for the first section Of the
Pacific Railroad, embracing 5000 acres, was signed
by the President yesterday.
TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS.
The disbursements and transfers Of the
Treasury Department for tie week ending JAN c, ls,t
were slI, so ,25 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
Italy.

ltisreported at Florence that the Ministry
lsdtendered their resignation The Provisional budget
Mas under debate in the Chamber Of Deputies, and
meeting with some opposition.
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Chin

CANTON, Nov 2s.-shirtmgs and twist ad'
y.ncng. Exchange. 4s. "a.
sH.ANGH,R. No,. 22.-Tea dearer. SIX duh. EI'
fhanCe D.. ID.
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posT-oFFlCB ESTABLISHED.
Hawley's Ridge, Nagara-Lyman ilavloy.
81

PosT-OFYICB ESTABLISHED.
Hawley's Ridge, Niaeara-Lyman ilavley.
POSTMASTER APPOINTED.
Allegheny. CattaTarrus-Wil!iam Spakcr, j
Amen!a Duichess-Wm. /. lDgersoD.
Barre Centre Of.caus-Ucury ". Gibson.
Beaver Dam. Schuylor-Na.lce Pc,k
Cadyvilc, tiinton-LorirFfll
Camlra N!sgara-Miss Kate DaIei.
Char oite CeEirc. Chauiaugua \. Clark
Charlottesville SchObar!e-Davd hori-,
Darien Centre. Geuessee--Geof.c HchaTds0u.
DelIiestvill RenssecGr-6eorge 4. pcgah.
Fast Avon. L.vingsi0r- Gilbert /. Palmer.
East Grecnbush Rorsfelear-Join H. Miller.
East Spnngyile, Otsseo-Joseph t.e.rv alter.
Fhirvile, Wayue-Hafmon ". H0coED.
Fayeiic, SoEccs-Dav.d 6. Smailcy,
Fr,,sbgsh Monigomefy--G as,arse Watts.
Uoock- Mills. MesicLestc!-loseyh +. Halloek.
Hannibal Centre OsWe.o-lsaac /. Hrhckcit,
Harvard. Dc!av1rc--cl1rles ROE
Huron Waypo-Wl.iiam ". Upon.
JaIns sport. SCGOlk-iTaukl.n l.. CcIrln.
Marcueo Wa,uo-Aionlo Sweet.
Middlcbnrgl. SonohoTic-Jofcph j. Eircr.
NeviOn. Qu.ens-I Lomas 4 ndeFtoH.
Nlvervie, Columbia-M n. j. smith
NORTHAMPTON. Fulton Robert Huupireys.
North River WarreE-DtnioTth Ildr,tge.
onondsra Naley Ouordaga-l toma- l. tlniE
Riclsille -. Liwrcuoe--llns1ey q. Chandler.
Rose Waync-Jackson Valentine.
Sherwood CAyuga-Sl nue. IL. Green.
Sloan. Madison Abigail Tempe.
South oxford, Chcuaugo-A Alanson ". Powers.
Sparrowbnsh. Orango-N Maurice W. ScLua
The Square, Cnygga-lsRAc IclsteF.
Washington Nills. Oneida-JOhn /. Perkins
West Dav Saratogo-John :. tolson
West seneca Centre Erle-frcder.ck Gimlack.
EAMTs CHANGED.
Binnewater. Ulster, Ia Ulster Park.
Milo Iaics. 10 Himrods.
Smoky Hollow. Daicho,s, TO Holiowtown
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
IN BALTIMORE.

The Methodist Centenary servicee weri
largely attended today The general sesvies xs. H. e,
toricsI sketch Of Msthodism. AppropristS services
we're held In other ohnrchea
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
soLplBRs' CLAIMS AND BACK PAY.

The :nited States Sanitary Commission hav-
ng declined 60 continue. beyond Jan ], tie collection
Of soldiers claims for back pay, bounty and pcnsoi
the General Secretary of the American Freedmen AID
Commission will receive until further notice. the cnius
oi ooorcd soldiers AID ilciT hes. Applications should
be addressed TO Jacob T. Shepherd. General Secretary
Wasbuetor ID G..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
TREASURY pISDURsEMryTS
ted Prcs. .
WAsnyGToN. saturlay. Jan. Q. lsol
IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.

IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
Tho Soldiers and Sailors National Union
League Of Washington has issued an address, rging
a honorably discharged soldiers and sailors 10 pes'rve
their discharge papers ard not 10 part with them to
spectators for any This advice very important
and has The Official Endorsement OF the Hon. D. Broad
head Second Controller. who has addressed a comhu'
nicalon 10 the Plvmaster. General az follows:
it has hceG brought 10 notice that certain claim
agents are Gdverng that they ENGAGED III the col
lection of extra bounty from 500 10 500 Tor .oGeit
who en,ed in lsGl and s62 and all other times when
only SlCO was paid ard thus frauduerty obtaining
poss, sion Of soldiers discharge In no case, except
that Of Veterans has the extra bounty referred 10 besh
authorized nor can II De paid without further legisa
ton aud II Is very important that soldiers should not
par, with their discharges through misrepresentation
OF their rights would therefore respectfully suggest
the propriety of giving official notice that IN no case,
c,cspt as above l. soldier who enlisted pllor 70 June
- lst1 entitled 10 more han <llO SONNY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-16
LATEST News
~ TBEEGR.lRm.

EEOm New YoRnGs
Nsw Yosx, Nay Is.
"A representative Of the Herald IVES res.
tsday, By invitation, admitted TO IN inter-
estine interview with General Santa Anna.
The 0sassAl denies the allegation published
a&aiuSt ND ,sand utterly repudiates all.cop
njvance With Macmillan. He intends to
dispst : SIAN ol1cef to Juares to-day, aud
send . eeanunieetion TO Romero explains
t4ry 0f hts jnteations in this country.
The feportcf the Sanitary Superintendent
and the Bureau Of Vital Statestias of this
city shows that the work Of sanitiry ,eform
il being pressed for~ ard With vigor, aud .
loarked decrease in the weekly mortality re.
uDrt il noted ~ owing to she gratifying re
salts which have been l1o4ched.
4 case was up before Judge Barnard
yesterday, in the Supreme Court Chamber,
which developed some powerful facts. The
complainant Is Miss Kate Busted who 81
leees that, "a March last she wss married 70
! young man hGmed James 3. Wiisoh, sud
chat she subsequently, ascertained 40 Mad I
Vie in Bfistot, ~ lahd. ahS q - niecs
81 Jadgs Dostssd, formerly Of this city. A
divorce has hesn eraated between the par-
lies. on the alleged connivance Of tho de-
tendsut, We rex this course asst appe IT.
Cd, in order u saSe asmself Ron 8 criminal
br6sseu,ieu, .Aa application has been made
by the father ot the lady, T. 1T aside the
decree. Further hearing IN ~ cass vas ~
lowa for Thurscoy next. g 7a IS silF
The steamer JaSa with one Asy 1Atst negs
= coming up the Lay.
The Herald's special Oays Of the Presi-
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=. - 49,
Nh oeeessoeed 80 -.
esseons = beof ~ ss Il...sN1..
1eoee seoe 1ea0cs ~ Ss.a. 11I..s.1. ~
- - ~ go = ~ ~ se -
oozye0s ~ - Rbeoae.sSs -
49, - e9q(A - G. kal I'D
hs 1tioo91 49, IN s. ~ ~
80 - ~ Fees - .ss ~ ~ n.
osoooeot adveedoiog eo =
mesce, = b givso = ~ ~.
- sne-lne11se clDscln ~ 3 ~
Trsasefl . 49, - SVsvV
anoun: - Ng ~ -. go.
!ne Wcssds special ~, :oe ~ ss.s
additaeoal peints eeosa'neo e ~ ~ ~
tne ueaorado bill: Ine $500 =
pas Pceoted. 1t shows W 1::
IN which Tie largely pcp9,asee Ssasss .oo'o
% piaesd ~ The sdmise'en O.. 9. V ~ .
me ffeeedset4itee the A.s
eesas 8 a.eeeDRca soas ), Sss.a ~.
!es lsO .OO0 population wnns v ~. =. Il
Dot ey,O0O Inhabitants ne soos. ~ - -
new $3.50 woeH hsye. = ~ ~ ~ ! ~ q
| - neooef, Whme ~ .o ~ w. - $3.50.
~ oI people. onI! ~ w. ~ 49,, =. ~ -
sceske 8 - t9ees'os :. s ss.vss 'sa'
Siates o. the Union wn'cn ~ usI ~ os~;:
"a, which would oe acoomPalsneo ~ 10y. \
nne volorado: !ne1o ses": = = "ss: y;
II - OVOOS OOe sesoS esS~ 49, i" - =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-16

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Thc bill hereto
fore introduced by Senator sherman to re
duce the rate of interest on the national debt
and for funding the same was reported back
from the committee on Finance to-day with
an amendment providing that the ex
pense Of disposing of the bonds shall not
exceed one per cent. of the amount dispos
ed. The original bill fixed the amount al
two per cent for preparing, issuing and dis
nosinr of the bonds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-16

NEW York, Nay 15.-The Post says:
Considerable surprise has been expressed
this morning at the report which is said to
be supported by indubitable evidence that
the Government has been selling gold to-
day. The effect has been to check activity
and deprcss the price of government securi-
ties. The foreign houses which have sold
9O's have by this unexpected policy of the
Treasury been probably aided in their
movement. 1t is reported that the govern
ment has sold no gold below 1870, but the
influence of the sale has been to 1epress the
price to 1924
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-16

Davenport Market Report.
Osrscs OF fns DAvExr0H1 DsaocaAs, I

Davenport Market Report.
Osr,cs OF fns DAvzxronf DsuocaAs,
Nay 16. 1859.
Flous. - Wholesale, per Dbl. o7.so
In sacks. $500
In bulk $3.50.
Retail in Dbl. $500.
In Sacks. eo.o0.
In built, $3.50.
l3ucRwnsAf FLOua.-Per cwt. o6.
CoRx MsAL.-Per bushel, 7Ocls.
WHsAr.-No. !, old, tl.t6. No new, 81.
No. 2, new, soc.
Cons. -S0@33c,
BAnlsy.-No. 1. 4octs. Nos, sS@Socts.
Oars. 25@2sc.
PofAfoas-35@40c.
ONIoNs.-
BuSfDs -25c
Raos.-12x@l5c
HAr.-es.Oo@&12,0
CoAl-lsc at depot tic At leves yard..
HooD.-$7@75.
new York Market.
Nsw Yoax, Nay 1s.
Cottou-Dull $685..
Flour-Opened firm, closed dull and lo02Cc
lover, es.s5@s-7o Ex. State, %. 4O@el0.
Whsss-No rsss'pts. opened ssssdy, closed
Rye-Quiet s21s Westssn.
Corn Opened shade firmer, clused quiet 100
81 unsound, s2@s4 sound.
Oats-Quiet, 1890 new, 5s1<060 old.
Pork Quiet, and closed heavy, 1oO.7S0oS1
new, closing $so.7S regular and oss.5s0oS0.Oe
old.
Lard STEADY l9Qsak
whisky Quiet et es.xS@s. 9s1<.
Pettoleum4Dull at AZ crude -, reAssd
- tAfRs4 nAAssr. AZ. fs =.
Flour Closed 10@l6c lower. ..a.
Wheat-Closed dull end nominally - lover
Corn-Clssed quiet. 49,
Pork-Closed heavy and lower, new mess 90
Lsrd-Clcsed decidedly Asmss, aa1s0s9K.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-16

New YoRK, May 15.-Thc POsts Washing
ton special says Developments in Merchants
National Bank failure under the investiga.
ton Of the House Committee will report
against permitting any deposit in the Ma
ti0nal Banks of Government funds, but ii
this proposition tails stringent regulations
will bc adopted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-16

NEW York, Nay 15-Mr. St0nehouse,
editor of the Salt Lake Telegraph, and Mr..
Taylor, agent for the hormons emigration
arrived hero to-day from Utah to prepare
fot the reception of about 5000 mormons
frbm Europe this summer. The sum Of
1j22, 600 has been received for licenses untltr
Tue new Excise law up p one O'Clock to-day.
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T=ATE5' 1NEWs


ss,r.x Yonx, llay IA malosisy e 4. e e
49, ..s.d 8 ths Sherman funding bil! go
s!Ilw 70 ~ e1omptioa Of United Sessss
49, :, NO q Us Colossde blu - - -
-ritten and signed and WIN y cens !" W.
ssrsts sfter reading 1t - the Oaoine.. -,
T'he Posfs special says the commls:e - ~ =.
he Memphis riots will start Tor 'ns' p'.es
~. morrow.
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FIRST fR111U1
SIS y 2tM'Hsr S.
fHg ENSODIHRNf o.
PRAVflCAL UTILITY AND

Originality sssssssA NJ 10. lsess ss1lgsea(
al Z sEViS6H ACHlii, wish psssss ssss1Ss
sttashment, . most wonderful end slsgaosly 49,
stra stsd Novelty; y sonstsssie opssse6oa, uoso
Da:sols TnsnAp Of I'll kinds. Makes The Rsooia9
Stitch sssrs psrfees asd ss1slss thas b. hen1
and with sitrsordinssy feRidtty. naAaQ ~
assAr, IN, ~. aatrS. ~, ~ - Ass6aA
Ia, H.; reqnircs 10 change Of stitch = ~
laA1lo - err our o. On091, go WIN leoe > -.
s1o1I being The ssnOHosss 0AcaW0 49,. -
tAbea ~ VaasDUp q 07As1 eA1ns, oa4 sooetvo0
~ appesSe ~ III Ne psiseipal 5essnsls sa1e ..
Ih6ec Who have 6eBD Them. !. 80 f.sil.s
''por ths, Dreaeoaksr Il 10 invaluabls; fss ~
4ess:ssl1 = sepliss sssass bissss"--ee
4 y'Thia Sashlps snspeeess oil othtsb " hsve
~. 1Ad 4 ~'6old - - esssona, iebao1nDaoeo
~ .sm:fesS Hisssss. 2EesrsIs psssspssS
% vee1 sooi1ty, vttA . esmmoe nesdoe, aabio
~ $500 sliseh snssely NE j1IsAaot sswiso
~ 1seosas Who ~ = slsslsf saisinisslaepe
efthi6 gsssiss Mes6iss. vii - pssessgSs1 -
tnlsiago0eet0 On The pstente. 1b30 y ~ ool1
oeW pSicsd Asehine ssssred y patsst.
6tagls Mashiaes asol eoam1 - of W. eoGo.
W p6e 9xpsess, packed II bog with psis1e1
= s'; cs:s sss = zs III &.
'''s ssSes9:s 81 3 IS, :sS:., ~ 4e.a
FAMILY GEN SEWING =.
nkw1RA0Nv1 nm~~. R..~... eaA~~~A RI
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CHARGES FOR STORAGE, &C.

lmpecttOu. .1-20c u busheI,
Trimming. ......................Xc 2A4ahGk
weighing life II 100A.
c SosSsi ~ sy.fy I saSsease s = rs AZ.
lrAc:iopai part thereof - . q
0aclk1nt; n sesed-Whess, RE A6d +
ley, " y busief: Com, 1c do; Oats, re
same II tied. ~ do. sy -
DDroyAee-To Steamers, in sacks-O1 !.
IL = bnsheI: Whest, Corn and rive, Ike
Barley lkc'do. 70 within limits bounded ne7ts
b. North Market street, vest By Fifteenth street.
south BY Choutean Avenue, ID bulk Or n eGek'
ne = 6uahel; beyond above linits = do. rs
Esss ST. Louis depots, 81 = 100 Ms.
Al! Drs, $50 rom the k!evssar controlled y
apra5.diy' JOHN r. Smith. Sse'y.
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FOR, 1865.
DDADLsy'3 cEHDnATEp

Eaeh HOOP being composed Of TWO Pssysm
II TnnssssD SneLs Sfames, braided tightly
cad Arnly together. edge g edge. formiss enc
rLaxinoe, ths Lsessssr and most DunA1a.s Ssansu
made. they will not bend Or break like The
Osxoaa Srnsos, but will always preserve their
PsnSDCP and BsAvsnuL SnAr1, 10 al CROWD
ID ASSKNBLAlES, CHURCnES. TH9A-
TRES, RAILROAD CARS, FOR PROAEN-
ABE OR HOUSE DRESS. II feet, they ere
Suruason TO ALL ofHsns, combinine Comfort,
ECONOMY, L1GhTNESS and DURAB1klTY'
Enquire fer
Dr0dlev'D Duplex Elliptic Or
Double 0prlng skirt.
For sale Evsaxwnsns. Manufactured sxclu-
eively By the sole owners Of the patent.
VESTS. BRADLEY I CARY.
~ Chambers and - end 81 Reads Streets,
jan27 dom cod New York.
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MADAME REMINGTON, ths wosid-ssnewnsd
Astrolpgist and eomanhuliAtic Clairvoyant, whilst
clavoynt sate. deliDsates W. very features q Ne
sssDA you sze 10 marry, ard b the adO On instsu-
nsst elintsass power. known u the Psychomotrope,
g1agaAtso - produce perfect and Ms-liks pic4sfs
a ~ future husband or Win a TIE applicant. with
date q marriage occupation. leading traits Of char
aeter, Ae. This b 10 imp0sition, = testinonlals
without number 60 assest BY seang pacs u birth.
&C., dsposoo, color Of eyes and has. sna sacloslae
any cents, and stamped envelope addressed 70 pour
sslf you WIN receive the picture BY rstarn mail. To-
gsther with desired Information.
Address in coincidence. MApAnn 0m1suDs REnno'
4or p o. Box MI Weat Tfuv H. n uav3d& Wom
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From New Orleans.


New O1LEAxs, Nay 10.
The steamer Sherman, from New York,
has arrived.
Cotton 10 sitter sales of l 500 bales Of
low middling at 8S@34c 4; to days receipts
eco halef, and the receipts for foaf days D.
Sla. Stock 1850 ! gold SOL !; sterling
Il !; New York bank checks I premium.
The Eplssspal Aleeatss hyor . sheies
from Louisiana clergy, but the leading men
wish DR.. Nollian OF Ssabury 70 hold the
offee.
The Supreme Court refuses 70 entertain
the appeal Of The decision auoog OsnSsdss-
ate money loans and mortgages.
The river il falling.
The foods have not reached the Opalousa
Railroad. Il 10 believed that the OpalousA
and Teche country will be spared.
Ouchita cotton reports - ~.
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Marriage and Cellbacy, sn Essay
u Wasning a Moesuc1jm TT Ycang 1su. A.
Diseases and Abuses which prOstrale Ne vital poeti
With sure mcanD q ~ sent lee u ehafRe u -.
q letter envelopes. Address, d. J. SK1Ll1N
Howard Association. Philadelphia,
p 0rne1H-0AW&m
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DEAD HEADS,
Or IN other words heads wheSs sace glorious locks
hove
Withered ana vVhitcned,
en- in few moments ~ rc.cioth with ~ ~ ~
b dugle application u ~ wonassfal talisman
ChFastoaoeoss m0aP Dye
0rixssed Whlskess and mousachss. ladies' cufs Into
which the snow OF age has prsmatufey dsiased. and
red, andy Or Whitley -beown hair, receive, - ~
magie The rafest shades Of black o. brown from II
harmless botaxlcal hair darkener. Manufactured By
J. CHRISTADORO, o Aston House, New Ycsk. Sold
BY Dsuggists. Applied By III Hair DressesS. mysom
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~ OClRNT1E1C WONDRa.'
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-16

ErosA EuroRo. a .gs,
New Yoak, My 10.
The steamer Java, from Liverpool, 9Th,
and Queenstown, 9Th, has arrived.
visHxA, Nay :.
Prussia il said to have declined al regu
lations on the definite solution Of the ques
ton Of tho Duchies on the basis proposed
by Austria.
LoNDoS, May ..
Prussia has declared to the Diet that the
warlike preparations on her part are entire
y on the defensive.
The Austrian reply 70 the last Prussian
note was conciliatory, bot che declines "a
disarm under present circumstances.
Neutrality-suspicious. IN Vsnetia are be
ing pushed forward with great energy.
A popular demonstration has taken place
in Padua, where great excitement prevails.
It is rumored that Venetia will imme-
distely be placed in state Of siege.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-16

BANKING HOUSE Or
Jay Cooke e. Co.,
Cor. WAN I Nassa1 Sts., New Yefk.
In connection viii our houses b Phladelphis -
waahington, We haye opsnsd NEW YORk HOU1B
q above ct TIE above location, and oes eur sesvl0
70 Hanks. Bmkers and Investors for he tsasacdea
Il theie business IN this city, including pafchasss
md sale Of OovrExnsxr 0Rcunnna. Ssocxs. Bosss.
AND 0olD We constantly repressted ct ths sock
Exchangs and Gold Boaed, whess orders seat - ase
psonptly shed. We keep on had fan supply Of
GovERNnENf SECURITIES " ALL ISSUES,
buying and selling At csent pscss asd allowing cor
Fsspondeats the most liberal rates ~ asst aords
spe dAvly Jay COOKE = CO.
4 elagle Dex - DraaAresh's rms
couains more vegetable cxtracve matter thaa twsn-
y Doxes Of 40 pills in the world besidss AfyAvc
hundred physicians them In their practice 70 the
sxc1usOn ofother psgatvss. Ths Arst letter efthsr
vaee yet scarcely appreciated, when they ere bet
VI known, sudden dsath and and continued sieknsn
viii be Of Tie past Let those who know them speak
right ont in their Ayor. II b duty which wfl ssvs
lie.
Our raes ~ subject 70 Eednndaney Of vitiated bile
= ~ ssasoay snd Il \ = daaoeue . Il = prove
lsut but DvasdsseAe PM sgbsd = Invaluable and
eneient protecion. BY their eceaaosal use ~ ~.
vss the collection Of those impureswhich, vixen. In
|suncient quantities. easse % nuch DAGGER 70 ~
bodys health. They soon cure Liver Complains Dys-
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