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Pm u 8 S ! A..
tgs teHlm CORRESPONDENCE.

BLmIS >sgaEi I, 1sG6
ru1IN1N cans or rEAot ~" rus Ns.ar.IoSs
Peace - ns gccd us concluded Tho rrcliuuarics were
sgufd a, tho King headquarters S,kosburg tho
2sih and the armis,ce prolonged for month from
morrow 70 selvc time for thc conclusion ~ the rna
treaty Cnicss therefore d ul;ies should arise during
me negotiations, which conls only - the part Of
italy the terms proposed by Prussia had already beer
AIRED On nj Ycen her and tho Emperor Napoleon and
Atra seems resigned her stehis not OF Seven
Year ~, lanlly u weeks. may be considered
IN .Gd
1nr gIrSrn sovprfosx
VIE conaltions 81 resce yet BEEN ono ally
published and in tie meantime various ruma-s
nru spread in which. Il ! an correctly Informed the
sd-an ned by Pruss though greater than have
bcr1 gained by any Power the last half cn.ury--
ar urneS rably exaggerated in order 70 comfort the
ps pie and army fer the disappointment they exre
reDScd a,is not having been dictated In tho Austrian
capital AT rrs I, asserted that Austria would have
a. refund al the expenses but this has been set
rec by tho declaration Of the xosss mr., according
which the he paid ~ Austria does not exceed
sevcnty hye millions Of france being niher less than
the war contruti on exscisd from engIe city OF
Trsnkiort New We assured that bcs,les schicsvF
io'sien. tao whole knsaom Of Hanover, all Ecc,ora
Hcsse the nus,y Of Nassau and the northern part of
Grand pu,al IIose viii b. united With Prussia IN ~
duon ihcsc there sangunc persons VIE
faiier themselves with hopes Of the ans ,xniisn q
Lcpsc aud the csunry around II, u not OF all saxony
believe, however, that she coalitions Of peac
viii he found 10 tally pretty closely with what stated
In former report the minimum demanded by prus-
sa aud Tho sccep,ab of which was recommended ~
France n the Court 81 Vienna. The Gcrmanc Union i
finally ds.oved confederation Is established under
tho auspices 81 Trussa consisting q III the states north
ofte Mann the states south of the Main ate allowed 10
form r1nd % heir own, hut from which Austria must
" excluded In ether respects the empire Of Austria
rename intact with the exception Of Venice. which she
has already ccdod to the Emperor Napoleon and Of such
rect nraions" may he essary to secure good
niilfsrv frontier for Ilsy. The King - ssxony,
TOO vii lie rcinstalod 10 his domiyncns provided he
conscns 70 become member OF The Northern Confed
eson ~ Hanover aud Hessc those districts will bc
nexed 10 Prussia which border her and western
provinces and form the connecting link between them
u j. Likely, too, that Hanover will lose East FriesIand
the harors OF which have long coveted by Prussia
stations for her navy and that another slice King
Georges possessions will be assigned 10 oidenburr in
exchange for the prncrSiues Of Lubecs and Birtcn-
field WHICH are also required 70 rouas % ,hs Prs.iss
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THE CABLE AT NEWFOUNDLAND.
cus HEARTS CONTENT CORRESPONDENCE.

4 sight Accident by an Anchor-No Interrupt
ton Of The Communications. dc.
HsARIs CoNiEv August 7, 1866
Almost The onynoable event that has occurred here
snce my has been the accidental hooking Of
tie shore end Of the cable In this haroor by the anchor
collier Richmond The accident occurred ycster
day morning bat occasioncd interruption Of electri
eel communication. The cable became twisted and wa
in very ugly position for short time. diver was
sent down 70 explore the bottom Of the harbor where
tie difficulty existed, and after short time UNFINISHED
the cable from the anchor
THIS little accident win have its good effect making
people more caueus In The future as 10 where vessels
anchored and how anchors allowed 10 drag tho
bottom.
CABLE CIVILIZATION
A meeting, attended by some people OF this village,
ionk place the school house last evening In response
70 a can made by Mr. Field The object OF the gathering
vr rather a singular nature. Rev. Gorge Gardner
ircsidci, and explained that Mr Field intended 10 give
six rewards sach parties would have their houses
Ia hest order after his return from the graphing expedi
uon. Tho rewards to he f5 fnr the keeper Of thu
lesi i'oi, 81 each 10 the five people having the
next brit aonsas.
tttla hop given he Great Eastern last Saiur-
day evening hT Captain Anderson, and was attended by
several sople IRON fcriican ard ilartor Grace
The Great Eastern ard Midway expected 10 leave
lOatprr8N.
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s r A n co.
Cur PARIS r1ssEppsBl sCr.

FAHis, AuriHt = 1860
rnH ssGAKJis sND sHk rTsts NSNs
rs strange and remarkable coincidence The Sonieni
The AilaD1ic Teiagrnphic cable touched The shotcs Of
America Europe, with one socord saatcd peace. 81 Il
she Divinity meant that the union Of the OH ana Non
aorid should be he signal for now and higher cls
sation, tho moment u was accomplished hundreds q
thousands Of men, susyed for battle aud heated By
conflict, stood upon their arms, and the world was
husAcd Nor were the truce and stiffness merely mo-
menlay Cor the short bus sanguinary German war u
over even though there distant and ndissno NUT
terns as the resrcs though We are told the
people q Vienna received their young sovereign colby
the other day, and though the pre Of thss capital Is
st loud monthsd ios continuation Of the var; even
though sannts ung In the face q Austria shst with
tho loss Il se thousand prisoners and hundred OF %
pieces Of csnnss, she 10 frightened IRON the field whore
she vas half victorious amer only two weeks cam
pslsn. notwithstanding all this the var 10 over.
rRrssrAH uvSoy Ayp oEswAs pTsxEnnsHnrsr
The nsedlegun has fpdlled lie Nilsson which wa TO
satisfy ,hs ambition ~ sSfsscs We Win Of Prusss
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0Ea SPECIAL CORRESPONDS CE.
G { R N A N Y.
ON rSAsWusI-s-TH-mNs Correspondence.
rsASsrosI.oc. rn.Nus Augut ?, ia

Ts1NxfoHI.oc. ris-Nsfs. Augus ,, 1896.
ynr nrrmss ~ ira FsrsslASs wCwEUea
ve, Ia now no doubt that the PTGssisns received cnc
or the most eevere, II no, she most severe repusc
vhsh has ALLEN TO their 10, daring the var, few
anys uce a. W6rzbnrg VII srs they attached the Ba-
vsrians and bonbardcd the town With > irr-c force
Seie ,hsn one hundred wounded officers hsve been
hr.urht here and 10 Asclar.npe Sixteen RUSSIAN
cannon were taken and great numbee Killed aud
sounded. All THIS, however did prevent the Prns.
from finally occupying tae town. and he Sayaan
and Federal army have nov, u Is sad, rcircsted into
whremherg where under The armisiie and tho strong
probability q reaoc they WI probably trcak ~ aud 60
- tbsir several homes thesdy the oontngen,s %
Psdcn. saSe Nclma trd Sale Scln,ugen have been
y~Csled.
IN rflyx r,crnn rEKrropfs
Baden a. ~ very nparsa, STATE a. 70 IT, fuiure
sso.pects. The Grsnd DUKE who = sor in Law 70 tho
Wrg or frHsie, gced greatly Prefer 40 enter into the
new con ~ erRon o the NORTH ana there growing tp
Am IN. dacty very dccidci ceiling 1. favor Of going
With Pruria In faci she people y heeSclcci states
ss asdes wrTtcnberg and Bsysda that portion Of
Hesse "a. ius,adi south u the Nsn cft W very
r,.era,n and Unsatisfactory rrsiiion. ien ihetn.
@.yes iheyyvU always be liable - hc absorbed BY
,,,.nger ioveS. and they unite win Aar,rs u new
fcrn, on tlAoy feet thai tnoy will b. anrhlng them.
.s,4, 10 tho ornn"s cf Power which has proved na
,bls i, defend ,ie or itssf against the yisor sad e
aud seiisy uhion rnissia has shown
ne ldea Of divided Germany The people 10 not Ike
,,d t.rp i undoubtedly Prusssn party growing up'o
M 49, son,hern state which vi urge the incorPora
SION ~ those states into the now CONFEDERATION of ne
Norm ~ This confederation, however, extends only 20
Inc Ssain line IL viii leave oui OF Hsyaua Nnem-
her, Esasn lhe little principally Of Lchtcnstein tthe
.m.,ee, u Germany containing only seven thousand
,shnsasnts> snd portion Of Hcsse psrnstad1
Ssw crRxtNc rwrEs
,b.r. !, M n ,ubi THAI tho ultimate ambition OF BIS
49, 80, ,ss xjDs Is The formation ~ grand Ger
manic empire ins Ding sli ,he territory embraced 10
y, soc,ep, esnfedSs,,v with hs exception Of Austria
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.;r~s, rror ~ 6uanio Between Dexter md
E.i,rtHf snticr -Destcr the Winner ia
Three Sfrniam ucats-Thc Third Heat
Trcttcd ia 9,t.-Thc Fnstcst Time ON
HecufG.
B,rTALo, August IS 1860
,rot cane OF to-day on the Buffalo Fair Grounds,
between Dexter and General Br,lor, for eighty per
cent Of tue monsv taken at the gates, and, judging
ror he large attendance az lc tTae, We should cHi
The spols 10 hc divided between the Of the
,wo horses Al over $1,000 Dexter The iavortc at
one hundred before The start, and there
a greet deal wagercd even a, that long
odds so convinced nave people become that
he s invincibic. Tine bets were made tina.
- would not he beaten, the track being considered
three four seconds than either the Fashion
tic Union Course, on Long island; and yet Dexter on
this occasion. In the third heat toltcd IN Zoo nisfs
and eighteen condswhich IL the ih Of second faster
than he made IN his ,rot against time tho Fashion
Course af, summer and which was, until to-day, the
fastest time record hut this occasion he beat him
self Butler ,rotied very fast. but when Dexter made
play IN earnest the b'acs appeared 10 great
The Bnalonians ~ hrh glce NJ the result and the
fact Of the fastest time wing been made Their
racs and manifested their feelings by boiserous shouts
OF Applause.
Firrf Heot DEXTER came to tho post with Budd
p ' On Ms p1s or saa while sea no., naer wa
few Intellectual attempts 20 get 10 the score With their
heads parallel they finally started with Butler q
however aud they roiied side and side about hall way
70 the quarter POLE when Dexter began to grad
ually draw away, and at the pole was two
ing along the backstretch Bucr forced be-
OF Dexter passed the half mile pole In ILL, i've
lengths In 'front.' Hero Butler broke up again and ost
ground bot the lower befroited very fast
and gained al that he had lost the last break Dexter
came the homcstrctch about Eve lengths ahead.
Butler made third break the stretch and Dexter
came in a winner by eight lengths, In 2:2i t5
Butler At the start the black had half length the
best or H. but before bc was fairly the turn he broke
up, and broke sgan and again, until DEXTER Was
quter pole in thirty seconds fully Any yards In
advnoe OF Butler The Inter, however. frosted well
down the baoksirech and made twenty yards DEXTER
pole; tut " WIS evideas thas be was NOT doing hs
bsst Tmc 1:lsk. Butler broke up again the lower
turn sudtwfcs coming up the bomessrssch and Dexter
M&d Leuk-Jim EeG aeain took his plase On Butler
he had aakenoms % The iong ed1 - wss dsssrnilsd
horses got aw shis time on svsn terne bat Boiler cst
footed DEXTER tdhs turn and wae to leaGths ahsad a
hin near shs qssfr pole When ne ss e.! ios:e I'D
n frost Time, asK sscosds Going down she baet-
stretch the dktsnce between the to hosss - n
essassd ~ svsy ssss q We essngsss ssa = Ne ~
nile poe hs wss SIX lcagps clear o. Butler rDs 10
Ms !iIscs essrsss ihsn ssesss Usssw ~ s1sseps =
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the SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION AT BUFFALO.


Among the papers offered a tho cicailc Cais ntpn
yesterday Nr. T. B E1licoii, OF Boston, read
mutual action 81 the elements electric Pro.
essor horiori read paper tho effects OF sunshine
ere. Professor Hough read paper automatic
gisirliion OF meteorological phenomena Dr. 8 HUT
read paper on the primcval aimosrhere. SPECIAL
evening session was held Tho Rev Dr. Cluster OF f.
falo read tribute 20 the scientific and religion. cimrac
tr Of the lac Professor Htchcsrk o. Amherst College,
by Mrs Phelps Of baltimore. This was followed by
paper read BY Professor Cooke. o. Harvard tuvrslty
entitled 'scentinc Studics a means Of disc ne, and
the pace they ought TO occupy In our Am ri~an col.
lcges.n
This afternoon the Convention made steamboat 90
cursion Niagara river and Lake Erle The CJneCu ON
proposc 70 v,si, Niagara Falls roxt Tuesday.
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Tn. Miniature ship In Port.

The Miniature ship In Port.
LoSpos, Ausu,, i7-EvsniDs.
NE iHnr shlp Red-whhe-and Blue, Captain Hudson,
Com New York arrived al Deal to-day
Arrival Of the scotia.
fIvrnrcoi, August i7-Noon
yse steamship Scotia, Captain Jndklus, FROM View
Yea on wednesday, ,he s,h inst, arrived at Queens
THIS InOrning.
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All the fast trotling horses at this place will leave
take part In the TO come OF at the Fair
at Cleveland, Ohio, which commences on Wednesday
next, and continues three days
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
s3%4>,,lg, y
Tie J.snd on Money Market.
LoSDoS, August l7-Soon.
esnsols are quoted at So for money.
cni,cd States 6ve-twentiee are quoted at es5s.
Ere Railway shares are quoted at Az.
Illinois central shares are quo.ed al 10.
LONDON, August l7-Eyening
me following are the Official quotations at The close Of
sseness to-day
tOnsols for money, S.
Unhed States Hve-twenties, es1k.
Erie shares, 42j..
Minois Central, 70.
Livc<pooi Cotton Market.
L,vsarooI, August I7-Noon.
3hs Brokers' Circular reports the sales Of eaton for
she week At 5000 bales Prices have improved in the
ssne period i'd per pound. Niddiing upands arc
Quoted atl3xd.
IJvmrool, August l7-EveniDg-
The cotton market is unchanged. The marke, as
ssss quiet osay and the sales foot up 1000 bales
Liverpool Breadstuns Market.
LIVERPOOL, August 1s-Noon.
NE br7dsttHs market is 6rmer
LIVERPOOL, August l,-Evening.
Fs.ss has advanced Sd per barrel for American West.
n,sed is quoted u 27s
liverpool Provision Market.
LrEKroo,, August 17--Evening.
ne provision market Is without alteration.
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Died.

FIASsEay On Saturday, August 49, after slort III.
ness, JOns FLsSsERY, In tho CON year OF his age.
The friends aud relatives NJ the family arr resrec,
fully invited 10 attend The funeral from Nj int resi-.
dcnc' No 2sc West street, this tundayl afternoon
one o'clock
fFw CE,sr DeatLl Se THIRD paoel
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E U R 0 Pc.
News by the Cable to
Friday Evening.
The Peace Negotiations Unin-
terrupted and Peace Re-
garded as Certain.
Our Frankfort-On-the- Main, Berlin,
Paris, Venice and Madrid
Correspondence.
Count Bismarck's Plan Of Territorial
AbsorptiOn--Tts Theory and
Practical Difficulties.
New Prussia Only the Sixth Power In
Population and Estate.
Lights and Shadows of Italian
Politics.
-s~->~e~--~~~-N-y-->-~~~~
London and Liverpool Mar
kets Of August II.
&C. &c. DC.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
Iew Prussia Only the Sixth Power In
Population and Estate.
London and Liverpool Mar
kets of August II.
nc. &c. &c.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.


LONDON, August l7-Noon.
The FINAL negotiations for the establishment
Of peace between Prussia and Austria and
between Austria and Italy are in progress.
sna peace is regarded as certain.
Politics Very Dull.
LONDON, August E-Evening.
Political news is very meagre.
There is absolutely nothing Of general in
l6yest.
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speed before Witnessed and he entered the home
stretch ten lengths ahead OF the black He kept hh
rapid gait up tho stretch and passed under the string
half mile In one mits and eteh sscoNds and tie heat -
tho ssinstes and eighteen sowds thunders Of sppausS
greeting him at the finish.
The following 10 . summary
SATURDAY, August 1S-Premum purse Of eighty per
cent Of the money taken at the gates Of the fair ground,
mile heats best three In five.
B. Doble entered b. 6. Dexter. ..............l 4
Jas l. Eo1 entered blk. g. General Butler. 49,. q Q
TINE.
,8t Quarter. HALF ME-
First heat........ SO 1:u 221 As
Second heat 49,. 81 1:15x 2:20
Third heat. 35X lilo 21S
All fast rottng horses at this place will leave to-
70 take part In the races TO come or at the Fair
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4 GREAT REMEDY FOR asfaTic CHoLrRA-RAD
~ medicines add largely the tisi ~ wecxy Vie
compounds are sold tonic witch destroy uiuI ido4
sIElNFELD offers 70 the pubLc his celebrated 20 i -
BtteFs with perfect condolences. They need ony
tried 70 ,ess their nesnabic virtues ~ hcalthfu sonc r
summer
Morhus Dysentery bsrrhor. rely rppn te use Il
these Bticrs resulting IN prrfec. and speedy Bowel
Complaints. caused by defecye digestion canuct n
these Coenac Bcrr used Principal Depot, 2i9 lusae
n-ra
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A -METCALrE's GRYAT RHEUMATIC rem FDY ~
N. the only for rheumatism ever own, AMI 4
wonderful In Ne nature certair In s encca
INVOICES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW NCNx
~ and other States without publicly or fec ~ dqfc
granted Consultations free. M HOWE
no TO THOMAS n AGNEwis, GREENWICH tNg
NJ MURRAY sfrcets whore win End Teas Cofecs Fsh
flour everything else cheaper than any New
York
CcHrLpERGs GERMAN oiSTMENf-wARRsSTED
- : certain cure without the sirhtesf danger. Piles.
IA wr,inds scrpfuia, sn rheuu al bona and eses
ITO All. WHO WANT TO KEow-Ir yoU WANT 10
know bow 70 restore your sight and Give up speracss
Vfsh0g The aid Of doctor medicine, addrr1 Dr. y ~
roole LID Broadway. D. Y. Pamphist ssnt fr&4.
you vSn1 "a kncw how uDcomfostabs kusse- may b.
oG1de 60 coDzfou and obtained br the
isfsS sd5ss br ~ TScss, ifO Broadway. New fcTt.
neriI .s{Sys b. y ,. fsoss, LID Sfssivsy. \. &
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thu TU r. Z.
gfrm 1fltrain N tbs NEW Yoag prsslp.

;r~nI Trar - buario Between Dexter md
E.irtHi Suttcr-Desfcr The Winner ia
Three Sfrniahf Hcats-Thc Third Heat
Trcttod ia 2sit-Thc FHstest Time ON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

BALTIMORE, Nay !.
The 10th annual session Of the American
Medical Association was held At II o'clock
this morning in the Consordia building.
About 200 delegates were present DR.. D.
H. Stevens of Boston, the President elected
last year, occupied the chair; Wee Prssi
dents, Drs. Dvin, Almy and Hippin, and
Secretaries Drs. Vim. X. Atkinson, Of
Phila., and G. Morgan Of Baltimore, were
present. The ez-Prssid ,pt and Vice Pres
idents of the Convention wsse invited to
seats on the platform. The President call
ed the meeting to order. and in response
to his suggestion, DR.. G. @. Cox, Chairman
Of the Committee Of Arrangements. wel>
coined the members TO the hospitality o.
Baltimore trusting that when leaving they
might bear away many pleasant reminis~
censes OF the Monumental City. Dr.. Mon
truse A. Patten, who last year wss expelled
from tho Association, was unanimously 70
instated, having besn fully exhonorated BY
the cotnaittee to which the papers in hts
case we're referred. DR.. Patten wss con
Quoted by Dire. Cox, Ordwsy aud Ssyre to
the platform amid great applause, and ex
pressed himself mulh gratided 1t the action
Of the Association. The greatest enthusi'
Asp prevailed.
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CINCINNATI, NAY }.
The 7th regiment, National Guards, were
mustered out Of the service yesterday.
A dispatch to the Commercial says "A
serious riot occurred 1t Memphis, last even
inr betveen po::::cemen and negro soldiers.
Thirty policemen fought two hours with
about $50 negroes, One policemen ana A.
negroes were Killed, aNd : number wound
ed. The Eighteenth Regulars verp called
out, and It ten o'clock everything WAS
quiet.
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Private Natter.

70 the unfortunate. Dr. CLARKE. ~ CLARK
street, No. = Larson block, 10 a'kas 4 siIk
soeds. but gives psaients Of both sexes, rposf1.
nsaiAsls and snoaousn TREATMENT. Victims Of
indisoretion. qussksrv Or ineomp~tescy consult
Dr.. Clarke. whose great success depends uSss
regular education and expsrienes. Go 70 I'm
= ssss end ). cured. d. aess not wan. your
nossy unless 10 does you gooa.
Bead 81 fer : boz Of hi7 celebr,.ed p,
- Piifss Strs cats. Ttsss rms fpias sisdv
~ p'assxaAay, ere the ONLY SURE REMEDY
for The rVmovsl - Obsarsssioss asd lrregulael.
ties Of Fomsoso, ~ ss
e Send two stamps for "Psisats Lsttess
- Married Ladies'' 49,
- Send two slanps Sar ~Dssc4pties u
Psssarie Preventif."
~ Ssnl ten stamps for Private Letter o.
0eMnal Veskness.'
Address DE CLARKE. Ne. = Larnee pleet.
oAioage. Ill. .A N4cho-eea1r
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Davenpert Market -
Ovs,cs o. I'm DAvuRl = DsaoCnAs,
Nay 3. lsss.
Plssa. ~ Wholesale, per bbl. $40
In eackes $3.50 .s
in bulk {6.cO.
Retail in Dbl. este.
II Sacks. ea.oo.
In built, 1850.
BucxwssAr floua. Per evt. o. S
CoRx MsAL.-Per bushel, 7Vets.
wnrAr.-No. J, old. el.ss. Ns1.nsw. q.
NJ. 2, new, SOC.
Conn., 80@s3c,
Banlsr.-So /. 4oets. Hs.s, ssoseess.
Oars. '96@1sc.
PofAsoes- 350l0c.
OslONs, No deAsnd. Fl.
Bu1fna -y6c
Eaes.- 121<@15c
HAY.-&e. 6U(a 1880
L--1sc a depot; l7c q lsvss yard..
woos.-t707s.
Chieaeo marksss.
By Tslssra, HI CsrsAss. Msy 1.
There was : fair attendance on Chang 70 day
psissS fs:sd IL favor q ths buyts.
01S - ~ asdalike % choice vAiit viases; Seeole
asass :spss W. -. &: .ass
rrlees = Nlsows: CkUies q Leais white wintev q
oiS0lo; choice eogthsrn lllId0le e, nQls; 1ien'.
GOOD h,ehtgm asA Wissea n, . oeolo; sauey 'pFe
extra. 97k4jel ehsieD Wissonstn, - - - 80
losa sQs s0i fAtr sptine s4asSs see0es seeeeses :
r :sseiU;sss "a "a ,ssys,ev.s
I In .sss'ar hosss., 1iDa ~; ~ = 9 10
vsses; rsjsss1 = "a. Sz5sis sItss .ssIss IL 6s1
Ger csss -iss.s.s.,x -. ~ ! 1ss,.s. esiA--
jeeisd; ssslss Il SG0k a. Nal 81 -
Oaas-Esf oeneed ~ &0le eWes. 49, = -
1as $500 "a ssSo04 e 1s4 slssp ssaee =
lsts ss.l.s ssassss - ioixs haglsa -
s:;:sSl: g 49,: ~. 49,: -: !: !
W. NJ yssnnil - is1sayyySe0o
O. = - - - 2ns>au; 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

MApLs HoNEr.-Pafks 1 Hosmsf have
Just received direct from St. Johnsbury
Vermont, lot Of choice now Maple H>ney,
Of very best quaiity-clear and nice. Cad
and trr il.
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MExpu,s May This evening riot
occurred in tho a, '''hern portion Of the city
between policemen and me-. so'''.sss -"
ing out Of an attempt by the Office /" -
rest white man whom the negroes were
determined to protect. Twenty or thirty
policemen assembled and kept up fight for
two hours with about 100 negro soldiers
One policeman killed and four wounded
Eight or ten negroes were killed and several
wounded. The 10Th Regular Infantry were
finally called out and at 10 o'clock every
thing Vas aueit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

TRor, N. u, May LA f1re occurred in
Lansingbprg last night, destroying about
tl2,OOo worth Of property below Market
street and between State and Congress st.,
including Ancient Judson Hotel, Pierce's
Carpenter shop and Mr.. Frpgats and Mrs.
Forbes barns. TWAS the work of an ipcen-
diary. There was an insuradC0 ON most Of
the l0aa -t- 49, ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-02

HAnRIsDURG, May 1.-0ox. Curtin has
issued > general order for the oufemonies to
b observed on the return Of the standards
Of The Pennsylvania Volunteer ct lndepen
dence SQUARE. PhilodelphiA.
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