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LOIS DE La LOUISIANA.
No. 9s.l
ACTE

RELALIF AUGMENTATION Dun BUREAU DE Po-
LICE POUR LA VILE DIES oPELoUsAs.
SECTION 1. lie senat ct la chambre DIES re-
presentants de rEtat de la Louisiana, reunis
en- assemble generate, decretent A partir de
fadoption du present acte, tous les habitants
males ct blancs residents en- La vile dies Ope-
l 10 ages de vingt4un ans ct citovens DIES
Etats-U nis ct de La Louisiana, Sc reuniront a
"a mason de eour en- cette vile, lie premier
i1tnal davril de chaque aimee, a retfet d'elire
sep hancs-tenaneiers. CONNIE membres du
bureau &c police, de la maniere ci-apres pres
efite; pen entendu que les personnes qui dom
anterieurement resides six mois consscIrt;fs
dams cette vile, quaucune personne agee de
MONS dc yingt-cinq ans, qui ne iouit pas de
Ia qualite de citoyen de Get Etat ct d un domi-
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Use ueImbold's Fluid Extract Buchu,

In all Diseases of these organs wheter existing in Mae'
or Female from whatever originating, and
how long standing. 1t Is pleasant in odor
ae in action and strengthennthan any Of the pre-
parations of Bark or Iron
Those suffering from broken down oriecate constitutions
procure the remedy at
The reader must be that howTer slight may be the
attack of the above diseases, 1t Is certn to affect his Bodily
Health, Mental Powers and Happiness
AL the above diseases require the aid a diuretc
Heimbold's Extract Buchu
Is the Great Duerac.
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Ielm6oid's Fluid Extract IsscGG,
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.

viii radically externate from system Diseases arising
from Habits of Dissipation at little expense little change
in diet no Inconvenience exposure completely spersedng
those unpleasant and dangerous remedies Copavu Mer-
curry In all these diseases
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II EL2I fs0LD'S.
FLUID EXTRACT BuCHU,

From Weakness arising from Indscretou Ts exhausted
Of Nature which accompaniedb So uy alarming
symptoms, which will be found Iudisgosi1u to Ezer-
ton, Loss Of Memory, Wakefuness Horror Disease or
Forcbodng5 Of Evil! III fact Universal Lassu5T z-ostrl-
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The constitution, effected with Organic Weakness re-
qures the aid Of Medicine strengthen and nyigorate the
system, which HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Invariably does. If treatment submitted TO- cJnsunp
tlon Or insanity ensues
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BEAUTIFV1NG THE COMPLEXION.
HelnboId's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sARsAAR1L1A

1t cleanses and enovates the blood insi Ngor of health
into the SYSTEM and pnrges the humorsvch make dis
ease 1t stimulates the healthy functions the body and
eHpeis the disorders that and ranke M blood Such
remedy that could be relied on long BET sought for and
now Tor the first time the public have (Which they can
depend Our space here does admit cicaes to show
iss enec put the trial OF single bottle Il show the sick
thas" virtues surprising anything they i've taken
oiespoonsl of the Extract of Sarsara added to
pint OF water equal to the Lisbon Dr one bottle
fully equal to gallon of the Syrup of ssapara or the
detection usually made.
RThese Extracts have been admitted de in the United
States Army and also in very general all the State
Hospitals and Public Sanitary Institution throughout the
land as well as in private practices and aronsidered
valuable remedies.
See Medical Properties of Bun,
From DIspensatory of the Uted States.
See Professor Devices valuable works the Practice Of
Physic.
See the made by the celebrated rPhysc Pha
delpha,
See remarks made by DR.. Ephrain McEeH, celebrated
Physician and Member of the Royal Cge of Surgeon's
Ireland and published in the transaceIof the King and
Queens Journal.
See Medico ChirHrgica Review, publid by Benjamin
Travers, Fellow of Royal College of Surge,
See most of the late Standard Works ofsdcne ],
Extract Buchu.
sARsAPARILLn
HELMBOLD,s
Drug and Chemical 'arehouse,
5si Broaay, New York
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Drusts
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SPEED's ELECTRICAL rEDE.FUGE
AAN FEVEX TONIC.

All the old Planters in the Southern States know the value
this most excellent preparation for the Of feyes indigo
nous the South In COngestiye and Typhoid Feye and Tor
Fever aud Ague it, success Is remarkable
1t can be had, wholesale aud retail
SfME'S Drug Store,
,x<,. . 1879 Canal street.
corner Chsrtres ana Bieuvile
New Orleans.
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CONGRESS WATER,

100 cases CONGRESS WATER and EMPIRE SARATOGA
WATER fresh from the Springs Just sale at
sYME'S Drug Store,
l3J Canal street,
New Orleans.
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do not boast OF having superior advantages my
bo but will customers that from eighteen years expe
in business Orleans determination not 10
be undersod offer inducements quality and prices
equal to any Drug House in New Orleans.
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RIsLEy's EXTRACT OF BUCHU.

Just received full supply of Rialeys famous Compound
Fluid Extract Of BUCHu, very reliable preparation For
sale
SYME's Drug Store,
l39 Canal street,
New Orleans
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PELLETTEK's FRENCH GuININE.

l5O o. French QUI&I&E for sale at reduced prices by
SYMt, Druggist.
1879 Canal street,
New Orlelns.
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CHINA MAGIC vARNEsH.

Just received large supply Of this excellent preparation
for Polishing and Cleaning Furniture removing al Kinds of
STAINS arising from spilled liquors. acids OILS etc and
restoring at once their original polish and color
For Salsat SYME'S Drug Stoe,
ljy Canal street,
New Orleans
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Country Druggists Physicians and Planters may rely on
having their orders led in the best aud the most
favorable prices.
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.

lac ce!epFhted fALhEh AKIN ana LEG,
Can be obtained by application to the undersgnd
These limbs recommended by the Medical Ote35On OF
Europe and America superior to all Others.
Every Limb warranted and Rt guaranteed. PATIENTS are
saved the expense and trouble Of leaving their hons.
Indignation aHd pamphlets OF Instructions Tree charge
Apply to JAMES SYM
Wholes ale Druggist
l39 tInal street
Sole agent for the States OF Louisiana, Mississippi and
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Our stock of Drugs Medicine, etc embrace every article rs
qured by the Physician and guaranteed this quality
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
DR. j. K. WALKER
DENTAL SURGEON,
Has returned New Orleans and resumed his practice
1870 CANAL STREET where he will perform all Dental ope
rations in the most perfect manner
nR. g. 8. BATCHELOR-
SURG ON DENTIST,
Qs Camp street,
New Orleans.
Artificial Teeth inserted with all Modern lmprogemens
SoUTHERN DENTAL DEPOT
BENZ F. HOPPER.
&c st, Charles street, New Orleans.
full supply of DENTAL MATERIALS Of all kinds, coz
sistngi part of
Instruments; Operating Chairs and spttoons;
Teeth; Gold and Tin Foil Gold, Silver and Patina Plate
Files vulcanEers; Rubber; Lathes
Brush Cotton and Corundum Wheels;
Arkansas Stones ETC., ETC., ETC.
Orders by mail promptly executed.
Address, as above Lock Box No. 100
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HELNBOLD'S
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid Ex-
tract Sarsapar7la,
For purifying the blood removing achrenh constitutional
diseases arising from impure of TIT blood and the
only reliable and effective known nmedy or the cure of
serofua scad Head Salt Rheum, Pans and dwellings, of the
Bones Liberation of the Throat and Legs Bitches Pmpes
on the Face letter Eryspeas, and all scay epous of the
skin aud
BEAUTIFV1NG THE COMPLEXION
Not few of the worst disorders that aec mankind arise
from the corruption that accumulate in the bod OF all bs
discoveries that have been made purge out none can
equal in effect
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MEDICAL.
JAMES SYME-

JAMES sYME-
OLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST,
NO. lS9 CANAL STREET
ToURo BUILDINGsJ
Opposite carondeet street. New O. I'm.
=
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Fine Drugs, Medicines, ChemicaIs, Per-
fumery, Surgical Instruments of the
Finest Finish, French, English
and American.
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MEDICINE CHESTS AND MEDICAL SADDLE

BAGS.
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ou4eA GU II ieSeNIa, Gil feIlUAefttlloA Iie seS
| services, telle compensation que lie bureau de
police deterninera
SEC 8. Decretent de plus: Ledit bureau
nommeTa un constable, qui sera commission
ne par le president. &c constable devra assis-
ter aux seances de ce bureau ct executor tou-
ties citations, tous ordres ct mandats qui pour
ront lui 6tre remis CONNIE appartenant Ia
jurisdiction dudit bureau de police, ct en- fnire
dAmeut lie retour, LIE tariff DIES droits du dit
constable sera determine par lie bureau
SEC. 10. Decretent de plus: Ledit bureau
de police nommera I'm assessor pour la vile
des OpGlousas lequel sera charge de dresser
taxables dams ladite vile, conformement aux
instructions quill pourra recevoir dudit bu-
reau de police; ct ses emoluments seront de-
telmines par ce bureau
Sec II. Decretent de plus: Ledit bureau
de police nonmera un collecteur pour la dite
vile DIES Opelousas, lequel sera charge de col
lecter toutes les taxes don't Ia levee pourra Gtre
ordonnee par ce bureau ct don't la collection
lul aura etc confiee, ct de verser toutes les
sommes par lui reeues entire les mains du trG-
sorief; ct ledit coiiecteur aura, pour forcer au
Placement desdites taxes, les memes pourvoirs
que ceux que la loi accorde aux sherifs pour
la perception des taxes dEtat; ct son salaire
sera determine par ledit bureau.
Sec. II. Deeretent de plus Ledit bureau
de police nomlnera un tresorier, qui sera COM
missionne par lie president, ct don't les fonc-
tions seront de receyoir toutes les sommes qui
lui seront versees par lie collector, de tenir,
sur un livre relic, I'm compile reguler de tou-
ties les sommes qui peuveft lui etre ren,ises;
de soume tire ses complies au bureau de police
au moins une fois par mois. Les fonds quill
aura ainsi entire ses mains serent sujets etre
pages ct debourses sur lie mandat du president
du bureau de police; mails chaque mandat de-
vra constater la nature ct lobjet de la depense
ct relater la loi GU Performance qui fautorise,
Eft en- Remuneration de ses services, lie treso-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

4 laO KRnP CONSTANTLY on HAND N
"a eooplsSo etoek ofMalt HOPS, Pleees neeaos
esH Cerks. Mos, Malt 0Aevs)e, Dasse1
6eusScs. scoops. and Brswsss' Materials Of 81
Dee~ssy asd Hal! Hesee q - Dsvssysssi
Orders solicited snd pss0psey 49,. q ~ 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
From, BALTIMORE.

BALriMoRE, Dec. 1.-The new Surveyor.
Mr. Willis OF the Council entered on his du.
ties as Surveyor Of the port this morning,
rice MI. Il. Fulton of the American removed
Deputy Surveyor Parks was also removed
and r. Carthart appointed.
There are indications Of q general remov
nj OF sub Ordinates
BALTIMORE, Iec 1.-The Retrcnchment
Committee Of Congress presided over by j.
l.. Thomas of Mary land met in this city to.
day, and examined some very important
witnesses in relation TO government patrO-
mage and retrenchment on the meeting Of
Congress
1t Is rumorrd that Committee Of inves-
tication into the recent election in Marylan
will be asked Tor by some Of the Republican
members
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

PuiLAELriiIA, Dec. Ito day the Court
Of Quarter Sessions in Council, Judges Ali
son and Pcaice on the bench, imposed the
sentence on all prisoners convicted Of var
iuus crimes IN the Court Of Oyer and rermi-
Ger.
Mason and Roberts, the noted professional
burglars, each. received five years in the
county prison. Vim. A. Mcguire, the muir.
drrcr oi Maggie Baer at the Continental
theatre in 1864 WAS SENTENCED TO years and
g months in the Pcnitehiiary
Newton Champion, the murderer OF Mary
KearD.y in June last was sentenced 10 be
hung judge Allison pronounced the sen
,ence, the scene was OF An unusually solemn
character. champion paid no attention to
u, bu. during the impressive remarks III
Judge Marslsl he walked up and down the
dock, his eyes fixed on vacancy. He has
heretofore sought to create the impression
that lie is insane.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

SAN Francisco, Dec. The Brig Alert
Yokohama Of Oct 9th, brings $50 cases Of
tea: 345 cases Of silk worm eggs
Continued distress prevails at Yeddo.-
Two hundred men, women and children
went 10 the public temple for succor and
about fifty visited the residences Of rich
lumber merchants and demanded each
sack Of rye, promising to pay when prices
fell Thisis cited as proof Of the extreme
destitution prevailing. A large meeting has
been held At Yokohoma tn devise means and
q remedy of the uneurren; condition OF Mex
lean dollars which has hitherto been current
coin Of the country
The L. 5. steamers. Hartford and Wyom-
ing were ut Yokohoma.
A Panama steamer which sails To DAY
takes an invoice of tea for Terre Haute In
diana.
orders were received from Washington to
dismiss from Office C. Stagg. deputy inspec
tor OF internal revenue and j. W. Kennedy
inspector.
Fourteen thousand FIVE hundred entries
Of public land have been made in the past
month at the United States land office in
this city.
Winter rains have set in early and the
country is clothed in green.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

Well to-day, 00e1s sosn0rroW.
ssch b the s1pesisnes u Thousands. Few enjoy
continuous health. To Whist does the occasional In
valid attribute his uncertain condition. Not 70 him
ss,f, Of course. He lays the blame ON the climate
perhaps II Il too hot, or too cold, too damp, or
too dry or too variable But does he take the prop
er course to sorify hi. constitution and bodily organs
against the extremes and changes Of which he COM
plainss No. lie says, perhaps, that only an iron
man could bear such great heat or such violent cold.
or each suidcn vicIss,ude-. Why then does he not
resort to the great Tonic and PreTc' tive. which, II II
will no, make him an iron man. w.l at least quaaru-
bic the capacity Of his fysem TO repel all external
agencies that tend To produce diseased liosiEI-
TER-s CELEBRATED STOMACH BfTTERs taken
faithfully according 10 the directions, viii sosr.nsh'
en- the stomach brace the tone the liver. and
regulate and in,igorae the who'c anI al machinery,
that the system instead Of BEN. at the mercy OF the
weather and liable be Frustrated by every change
of temperature will become hardened ne II we're
and almost irnpresious TO climate influences II IL to
this preventive principle that Hoetciters Bite's owe
their great popularity in the West Indies bfitisn
America and Australia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. the Con.
gressional committee to investigate the COT.
ton and sugar frauds in New l0fk ana
other Custom houses will, on Monday, ask
leave 10 remove the seal OF secrecy from
their proceedings II is rumored that their
renort vii, involve n number OF high off,
cials.
The following interesting report has been
furnished by the Secretary oi war, 10
the agent Of the United States and European
Telegraph News Association, IN REPUTATION
of charges of inhuman;y concerning treat
ment OF prisoners ard soldiers at Dry Tor
tueas II is lull reiuiatton Of the charges,
and conclnlles as follows.
The q uluct 81 officers in each In iiyid
ua case mentioned ha, been grossly and
maliciously represented. but this is not won
dcred al. considering the course oi the re
port Immediately aite. the appearance Of
the article in question. A search was made
in the quarters Of the Chicago conspirator,
G,uhol and among his papers was found a
draft al the same letter that appeared nd
dressed TO Bradley and johnson, who, 1t is
presumed forwarded 1t tor publication. Mr..
Grube Is represented as very unreliable,
sell wilied, rebellious person, and wou Il be
anywhere else. His word cannot be depend
ed on in the coInmonest transaction OF life,
and having been depescd from the position
of gardener, he has since endeavored to place
the officers in very unreliable light before
the world by trumping up charges Of inhu-
man treatment Of the prisoners In their
charge, which. taking their foundation from
most trivial circumstances, were enlarged
ard exaggerated To such distorted proper
tons rs only his low and sordid mind is ca
pabe Of His diary shows that he has been
in secre, communication with rebel sympa.
liners in the North, and that he has been
lea To believe that strong measures would
be taken for his release
His game then was to draw attention tn
Tor,ugns and the supposed atrocities there
commmitted, and through these ins'ru
mcn,ali,ies thus secure and enlist in his
favor the sympa.hics of the public lie has
miserable; failed l visited the cells Of all
the prisoners there, and their clearly and
orderly appearance spoke well for the care
| and vigilance exercised by the commanding
, flicer for the comfort and well being Of the
prisoners.
The prisoners receive the same rations as
the enlisted men oi the post, are neatly and
comfortably dressed. and the labor required
Of them is Of a very light character.
ISignedl T. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General, L. $. A."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA Washington
special to the Evening Bulletin says several
Of the leading free traders state that Score
tary McCulloch is opposed TO the tariff bill,
which passed the House the last session.
lie has instructed Commissioner Wells TO
arrange new revenue and tariff bills SO as
to make them uniform in their workings.
Senators from Colorado and Nebraska are
here. They have assurances that both ter
ritorics will be admitted this session. Should
the President again veto the bills Congress
will rass them over his head
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

ToRoxro, q. W.. Dec. 1.-Judgement Vas
delivered this p. NJ. in the cases OF Lynch,
Mcmahon, SlAvin, and School. There were
not many present at Court and no unueual
interest
In McMahon's case, the Chief Justice ex.
pounded at length she law under which the
prisoner was tried. After dispOsing Of OBJ
iec,ions raised by prisoners counsel to the
Courts indictment, his Lordship read the
evidence given at the trial, showing prison
er's connection with the Fcnians. and stated
that after careful deliberate consideration,
he agreed with the learned Judge, who tiled
the case That although the prisoner
came over with the Fcnians 0stensibly for
the purrnse Of adm mastering spiritual con
ISOLATION to the wounded, he vas aiding and
assisting in the act, and was equally guilty.
Atiidaviis put In by the prisoner we're then
read and their insufliciency for granting a
new trial dwelt on.
In conclusion his lordship stated that he
Vas Of the opinion that all grounds taken
b. the prisoners council for grantiDe the
rule had failed, and had il been gnnted u
would merely have been wasting time And
words to NO purpose, ~ the court would MT
have made Il absolute; after more careful
consideration, he could arrive ~ NO o her
esixiOn than to refuse the rule. M. Juslice
hagsrty then delivered judgen,enl 10 case Of
Queen ~ Lysch, having rscapitulated the
ohjec. ION, be stated that he perfectly con
CURED 10 the views hich mad tecn expressed
by the Judge. and having devoted much care
70 ssudy all the different points inv. lved and
obiecsiOns raised. bad come 70 the conclu
sion that no saRcisnt grounds bad been
made out 70 variant the Court in Rvanting
the rule.
Mr. Mckenzie then slowed for lc,ve to ap
peal r.-s .~...-.....z
The Chief Jussice said the Court had
anticipated each motion, having refuse d
70 rule. They did MOI consider they would
he warranted in granting the application
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
From Virginia.

RICMMoND, Dec AT "A meeting of the
lcading,eltizens oi the PENINSULA, counties Of
Virginia at Williamsburg resolutions were
unanimously adopted declaring the legisla
,urc, which meets Monday. should ut once
call Convention In amend the Constitution
in manner adopted to the new State of
affairs rs it would he q show to make
their sueet sSor bear losses hy the war.
II is understood that Gov fierpont Will
recommend the adoption OF u constitutional
Ailt nAment in his message
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

NEW York. Nov. AT Quarantine Sta
ton, Staten Island, the second ship. Kate
Dyer, Of Portland, from CallaO with 100
tons of Guaon on the LIST, was run into last
evening by the steamship Scotlsnd, hence
for Liverpool, taking Kate Dyer at starboara
bow, cutting her completely through. and
causing her to sink in an instant. giving
those who were saved barely time to get IN
boats Is Of the crew we're drowned with
the ship. The Kate Dyer had pilot on
board, who states, as also does the Captain
that they saw the steamer about Is minutes
before she had struck them, and If she had
kept her course the collision would have
been avoided. The Scotland had her bow
badly stove. and after picking up the re
mainder Of the crew OF the ship. headed
back for New York. but the leak gaining
rapidly she was compelled to run ashore of
Sandy Hook, to prevent sinking where she
still lays this morning at 5 O'Clock She was
half full Of water, and her pumps were use
less.
1t is stated on authority very questionable
that Stephens Is in Boston negotiating for a
fleet of ships to take a large quantity OF
arms to Ireland
l2,46O. OOOhave been received up to date
as taxes on account Of the city for this year.
The Bermuda Gazette says the 2d battalion
Of the Queens own regiment sailed for
Cork on The 9Th ult.
New YORK, Nov. 2-1he French Cana
dams held meeting last evening favoring
the annexation Of Canada TO the United
States, and expressing sympathy with Ire
land
Details Of the battle between the Paragua
ans and allies at Fl. Curapacity, shows that
Fort only slightly injured.
Flores. after returning tn MOntevidco dis
handed his troops and resumed his civil
functions
1t is stated that the brazilian wounded
were murdered by the Paraguans after the
battle.
A special from Boston says commissioners
have been To Portland ard made inquiries
about General Banks habits there, and r.
ports that their investigations have resulted
in sustaining the charge Of drunkenness
against tI nj peptt man
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
STANDARD SKIRT

Dradley's Daplex Elliptic skirt !.
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Y when in use 70 occupy . small spcce-mr.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

NEW YoRK. Dec. 1.-Admiral Dahlgren,
Gen'ls Crittenden and Warrsn, and Mr.. A.
A. Law and family were passengers on the
Ocean Queen to day, for California.
John v. Cockrait one Of the officials Of
tie Nassau bank was robbed of $4,000 in
U 8. notes in Nassau TO day. One Of the
thieves was arrested, but money not yet re
covered.
There were fifty men employed TO day at
the Fenian headquarters, repacking arms
and ammunition u facilitate shipments.
Several contributions Of money were made
to-day.
Officers Organizing in Western States re
port great success SINCE the report OF the
supposed armed uprising in Ireland.