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District OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON COUNTY.

an. ~ - ~. - a. -sFag .4s. JuLY 7, 1855.
ID the ease Of Margaret 4 eipes, adm,nistratrx Of
ssry siyes dsss.ssd. the Adninist,s.rx Aforesaid
has, with the appreciation Of the orphans' Court Of
washingteA Comfy aforssAid, appointed TUESDAY the
thirty nr in.taut, for the Anal settiemsnt and dis
buou Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of
leoed aad turnsd lnto money; when and whore all the
crsdors AID heirs Of said dsosa.ed aoAsd 70 al
tend, lat the Orphans Court Of Wsshington County
sforssaid) with their claims properly voaehed they
may Otherwise by law be excluded from ai benefit In
said decsasds estate provided copy Of this order be
pablishsd once . week for three weeks In the ma
Test z O. R0BBINa
jys.iwsws Register Of wills.
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INsUnANCn CoMP;ArI1EI,.-.,.. J.

INSURANCE. CoMPANIE-.
ExCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE CON-
~ 40 rAsY. & 'H -
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III. ~ y:. 4 : ss
Properly sssisss Less By rirs ~
:sss;s: ss:s: !sssS:s4.: / sSssEs:
WALDO HUTCHlEs
wiLLIAn IEkDJN .--.s -
!. sgsrxys iEfsHue, . g.
hLiAs PosysR-,
J.ssPw , YoUFi, JOB h5ra N' ..rr.
T. .sG.i cH.ss.s PILL, 20.
p oiLBgsr, trga.
sosssr iSss sasI, soHsi,t, ea
ososoEy oAosd T. yASScsiHR SsossiHR ,s.E.a
JOHN LErrMowkLL,
HsNKY LEWIS,
sayUsL ;.s.,u H. GRAFT ssyS. .,ss,y uo,o 20
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
10. los BaoAbwAr, Nrw YoaE.
CASH .0NK MILLION DOLLARS.
ASSETS, JANUARY. 1885, .sl s4s, sslss
... 'ua-sFf HlsT H# i.f r.rr 81. @ .
This Company issurss. as customary rates Of pre-
a'um, against all hARlHBaaA INLAND NAVIGATION
RisKsnea CARGO Or pRsI0Hr; sise against loss OF
damage By FIRE
IL PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD, LOSSES WILL
h. BIZ PAID In GOLD. tr. s..ts.
The assured recsivs rs per cent Of the net proats
without ineurrins asy liability, or In ss thsrsof ct
their option. liberal diseoun. upop the premium.
All losses sqatably adjusted and promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January a. 1859, r..
" TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
JAMES LoRIMBR GRAHAM, Presidsnt
RoBsRT r. Q. GRAHAM. Vice President q.
JAMES LoRIMBR GRAHAM, Jr., "a viss Prss's
HENRY Il. POTTER, Secretary. n. .f
CHARLES KING, Agent,
Room No. 4. wsshisgton Bulldisr
-leI.ly Cor. Psansylvania sv. and ssvsnth stTsst.
GRAND NATIONAL ATT on ! I, CONCERT FOR
THB sOLDfERs, ANN ArfoRa,
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
- puhPs, wArAR PrPH, FiRk P.uos as, eo..
Tas wArER.woRKs AT orEsBoRo'. D. q =.
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wAmIHercs, D. O., Jass 10, ,ess
By order OF the oaartsrmaatsr 0sssrsl, there Willie
sod on the premises, at public auetios under the III.
reetioa Of Captsu 0-ofss Bros sisg, A. O q %
FRIDAY, July Is 1893. si u oelosk p, he fsswas.
o.. steam Bo.r. 8 *. oss sus H., ID S.~...r.
with two isneh rs:urn 6ues.) naAs et insA bssr
iros with all the nscsssary sppaFtsnanoss aslsias
esairon 'front.' tsuEe cocks, globe valves, feed panp,
smoke stack ssd hood, stssm gauge, pstss
order. ~
Two worthinstos steam Force Pumps, 10. g. 10 .i.sh
oyliner einch stroke, Shorss power sash, and
capable Of pumping aad forcias 100 900 galieas Of
glands. eouptsss bssds, elbows doubis vslvs ell
cups, ko. Thee Pumps comparatively new, andia
complete wording order. W. - - W
iare. qs.aaiy Of water Pip.. as follows, 'a
Elsa sisa f.s. s-issS sss.,.r0n Water Pipe. sgla .s
500 feet 2.ineh vrought.iron /"
est fee. ly-iaeh sa.s.t.on . :. IN a
2ooo feet " iash :"
loO0 feet l.hsh VI III" I" - Sos.
5000 feet X.ineh Gr e. n.a. |r.. I...r.
T6irty-ous Oast Iron Fire Plugs, (Ayrss' psts.tl
with all the necsssary connections. such T's bsnds
stop cocks elbows four wsy pi. .ees all IN sassi.
lent dtion, together With al the tools, &c Quired
for makins alterstons and rspair In vatsr
drills punches, caulking tools, &c
The depot is aee..ele BY v.sr, asd vessels Of Tie
largest class can be loaded Al the vhAh ~ h.. -
Term: Cash, 10 Gov-rnnsnt fubdG I-
Deliveries will be made 10 purchasers on or before
| the nrst (lst day Of August nsxt. = 20
boat for Giesboro' all leave the sixth street wharf
every hour durng the aay Of ,Ais -.
Any farther Information that may BE- assirsd III bs
a.o1s: II. T. sss.si.s. Z r. e:.Ssrs M c:' i
Brsv.. Brig. o.s. D. ). 4, /. essss.,
len.tlyH First n4sisieA, o =. 90.
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TOHN LOKER'S
u BUHLsk RksrAURANr
. .r.r "A IL Ms1son Dorss.

/" ~ lPENRsYLvAHlA AvkNUB, L..
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs. .
The proprietor Of this vors Restaurant hss sParsd
and be poat With pleasure y hs large patronage
he sAs slwsys bees hosored with aaA rsspsssfsily
solieits . eautiuuAnes of the same, 2 - a. "a
oAhR, 0YsTsRs, and other rsfrssh assss soassa.,iy
o. hand. ssd q The most reasonable ratsa, .tI
prIHla AIp y S..l-- -5 =
prepared Ans sherssss noass saa n tAs noss sat.-
taStory manner. or ~ ..af
B.s.kfa., from . 70 u s'elosh. Dinner s.s s.pps'
d all bouva 'a'''N' mayR-H
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ALsxAnDRIA, LoupoUN 4 HAxPsHIRE Rail-
ROAD -phs bridge soros Broad hun has bssu
completed. end TIE tralss are now running "a Arm
stead. Tayior's Psrn. Beaver D an bridge will 90
sp on Wednesday OF Thursday. and Il is expected
the ,rains viii run to Fsrnvs md ~ far - Goose
creek withia tWo wssks.' a lsas s.-- -i'7
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BYTELEGRAPH
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE PRUssIANs REFUSED
THE AUsTROITALIAN RATTLE.
Attempted Arrest Of Gen. Sickles
Hs Refuses 10 Obey ihs Writ Il Habeas Corpus
Priests and Students Drowned
II III h M A r X Il II .
HE PRUssIANs REFUSED
D AUsrR0-ITALIAN RATTLE.
attempted Arrest Of Gen. sickles
10 Refuses 10 Obey ,hs Writ d Hab.m Corpus
Priests and Students Drowned
LATER FROM EUROPE.

II II n M a riK u II g /.
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BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUsrEEs.--The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of P.blo
Schools was held last evening, In their room at
the City llall-ths President pro tom. (Dr. walsb)
In the chair. .. .
M, Tustin from the special committee to inquire
into the Tribune charge, asked that the COMMITTEES
have further time; which wac granted.
The monthly reports Of the schools for the Second
district were received, showing the attendance to
be as follows:
No. Of pupils beginning Of month, l,O6si admit.
ted by ticket l0i withdrawn, b7i forfeited seats,
29 Transferred IL suspended, pupils present, 992,
Applicants ll8i present every session, S92i puno-
tuai every session, 3S4; corporsally punished 2li
certificates Of merit, 1906; whole number In attend
anes, l.035; aggregate days attendance, 1851
aggregate days absence, 1000; average attendance,
s76 lines of teachers absent Is; visits Of parents
~ visits Of trustees, Mr.. Rhoes 49, Mr.. Woodward
90, Mr. Wilson Q.
number Of bills were presented by the treas
ursr and approved.
Mr.. Browu, from the First district, concluded
bis srgumsnt In opposition to the adoption Of Mo-
Gudsy's readers In place OF Hillards, now In use,
On motion Of Mr. Woodward . resolution was
adopted providing that vots bstsksn on Thurs
day evening. 90 D. I.sr ....f fNss s..1f. q. o
Ar, Rhss', from the oommittss 70 award the
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VI THE BESEFIT or
THs SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
NATIONAL oRPHANr HonE FUND,
under the auspiees Of the sodiers asd Sailors Union
washingtIn, D. G., At 'sThsatrs, on
THURSDAY EVENING, Angus. 8 1895.
- 900 tickets will be sod at o. ssch-75 ono
presents swarded, valued at t20 00o0 e230o Of the
proau to be given TO the soldiers aud ssiiors National
Orphans Home Fuud, u 800 to the wsshington Male
and Female Orphan Asylum the baiance amer a. duetinr
expenses paid the treasurer Of the soldiers and
saiors' Union Of Washington, d. @.
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FRArERsAL yrsIr.-Last evening, Wash.
pad . frstsrnal visit 10 Capitol Cireis No. :, st
their room In Odd Fsllows' Hall, d the Navy Yard.
The visitofs marched from their hall, on Ninth
street, headed By Heads American brass band.
The visitoss vsrs handsomely sntsftainsd, md q
very pleasant time was passed. o. ~ ~ ''f.t
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THE NATIONAL UNION CLUE.
The following e The list Of officers and
platform Of principles ofthe Unox NATIONAL
Gus Of Washington, DO,
0As@s - sns Nsasssaa Unisa clus.
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ThsAwardsw be made after the coaesrt on the stass
ness H. A committee will be appointed By ths sudens.
to uperiutsud the sane.
Printed list. Of cards will be published and supplied
to agsuts aod tcket hnlder. Parties bayipe teksts
viii retain them until arr the awards made and II
,Ss m pP,. I'M II hs q y VIII their
Hcs soss s.is s ssos.. e.. n 81: Il:
BG, ding for to. The soldis, .od s.or" n..
too.l orphans Hume Fuad, corner Of ssvsath stroet
The Directors appeal the lib rsy Of the people 10
give this suterprise their kind SUPPORT and thsr By
s.t Ia relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of our fallen
MANAorNG DIRECTORS.
cdf ~ R1Lt a. PT.;, nd Sailor: U,S..
Williams MORSE.
TREASURER,
J. B HUTCHINSON Rsq
Cashier NatoaAl Bank Of the Metropolis.
All psous f.vor.by disposed are requested to &c, %
agents. but no commissions will be allowed
Money should In all be By post once order
drsft, express, or rssnst-red letters
county and State Of each separate -ubcrbsr and
stamp All orders for tieksss mus! b sddrs..edt to
seeretary soidisr.' and s.I"r.' National Concert.
Washington sisss q Ix Lcss avs BE- ss,Ss;6 No g
x., Cen WssI WnssIt y ! s.ssSes. ss.sSisssTtps s To-
Gen kobsrt Q. schenet, Il. O., Ohio.
Cen Gen h.lS'at HhS z x.sn, Paine, X G. Wisconsin
Gen James Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. ]. N. Hrdriek, Iowa I.r D..
Gen. D. @. MeCsilam, D. c.
Gen o. v. Dayton, New York.
Hon. Thos. W. Ferry, NJ G, Michigan.
Hon. George Lswrenee. N. c., Pennsylvanis.
MAJ. J :. Doughty, New York
Hon Richard walIseh. MAYOR, Washington, D. c.
Hon. WIN. Kelley. n. O. PenusyivAnia
Hon. ksiisn v. whasy, n. G., West Virginia.
Hon. Ebon G. InRsrsoii, N. O., hiinos ..
Hon. Henry q. Deming, N. c., Counsetieut.
Hon. A II Lanlu, O., New York.
Hoo. Lsonard Myers, n c., Psun.ylv.nis
Hon. william A Newell, u. G.. New Jersey.
Hon. George ". Julian, N. c., indiana.
Hon. Stephen y. Wilson, N. @, Psansylvania.
Hon. .. p. orinnel. N. O., lows
Maj. @. II. Vas Bursn, New York. je6-s sodam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-25

ST. LOUIS, May y.
The preedings Of the Old School Assem-
bly, to>dl consisted mainly Of The presenta>
ton unloading Of the report Of the commit
tee on u Louisville Prcsby terry case report
reviewsf the declaration put forth by that
body. I'll considers il an evidence Of organ
ICED colpiracy against the church, and con
clutled uh series Of resolutions, which
declare .e PTesby terry Of Louisville dissolv.
olved. ! new presbytery i, constituted
to be ca.d I.y the same nar.c, to occupy
tine sainterrit0ry, and to have care Of the
same chrches, said Presby terry TO be com
posed go mssy ministers and elders as
shall suscrlbc to the disapproval Of the de.
clamatic and testimony, and obey the Gen.
eral Assembly. All the ministers Of the late
Louisvii presby terry WHO do not apply foi
admissi, to the new presbytery, and sub
scribe 1.-THE disopproval within two monthl
from dissemination, the PASTORAL relations
with thchurches under their care and the
Assent, shall BE- dissolved. The Assembly
declainany intention or disposition to dis
turb thYxisting relations Of the church
and ruliy elders or private members bul
would rher protect them in their enjoy.
ment of.heir rights and privileges in The
churcheAnd their choice against men who
would sdnce them into an abandonment ol
the erike Of their fathers.
Dr.. w. Humphrey offered substitute,
stsongl' condemning the declaration and
testimst and urging the LOUISVILLE presby.
terry to !, bear further agitation Of the SUBJ
ject totturn to its loyalty to the church,
ard repd to the next General Assembly il
action ilpremses said action to be then
decided pom by the Assembly.
Atltssening session, DR.. Thas made I
strong Nech in favor report Of the commit
tee, occFing the tune until they adjourn
-, IL .O0iss lille commissers declared On
invitatid ~ the Assembly, 10 defend III
action otheir presbytery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Flfteen Yenr. A~~


HOSTKTTERs STOMACH BlTTKRs was ,trus.
Cling Into notice against the preudices which every.
thing new, however skcsllent, y doomed to encouh-
~. .s..4.f
Il stands Ct the head Of all the tonic and alternative
preparations In existence. Its celebrity has evoked
many lmitotione but no rivals. fhysicspe pronounce
It the ONLY sAI1 sTlUlANf that has ever becn intro
duced into the sick chamber In the Hospitals Of the
Army and Navy, the surgeons md II the very hest
tonic for coevalescens sd report II as invaluable for
sustaining the vig0s Of troops the march, rem
edy SDr ecnfvy and III scOrbutc affections, and the
only specific for sea sickness. California aud Austria
Lin have emphacaly ind0ssed Il a TIN NisERs MsD-
COE par excellence, and In SpAnish America aud all
the tropical climate Il IL considered the only reliable
antidote to epidemic fevers.
There mystery about the causes Of lie success
Il y The only stohachic and altefatiye 10 which arc
combined the grand requisites Of mild pure and al,
viated vegetable stimulant with the finest selection
Of tonic anti bilious, aptisc0sbuc, seriett and De
curative herbs pants roots and banks that have
been intermixed In . medical preparation.
The Bitters have this distinctive quality which 10
not shared 10 believed, BY any tOnc ncture o.
tract IN the world; they do mot excite the puise,
though they infuse wonderful degree Of vgor into
the nezvons systen, md strengthen and sustain the
whole physical Organization.
II Il also proper TO state that the Bters are sold
excusively In glasa, and under any crcumstan
oes BY The gallon or Tie barrel lmpostors and mia-
tors are abroad and the osy saegaard The public har
the engraved label and note VI hand Of Mcssrs Hos
letter Smith, and the government stamp the
cork of the bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 2A.-S11gArE Mr.
Wilson offered resolution for the Specia
COMMITTEES 20 investigate the condition o.
the National Banks and to how much Rov
eminent money has heen deposited n them
Witain the lagt year by whose authority and
whether 70 whom interest has been paiti on
such depusita II was adopted. W
At one O'Clock the reconstruction report
was taken up.
II. 6aeuRFt addressed the.scnate in sayo.
81 The universal suffrage and universal am.
II. Johason rcss and ssid Mr.. President
y order now to move to strike oWt the Sd
|boe1ioo. &
ChairuAn 1t n
4r. yohnsos, Then make that motion.
Nj. Wilson, You don't want il acted on
II. Johnaoa. No lst 1t 30 over.
I OamOlt0a q Nh Howard further c0nsid.
esetion q ~ rendine sutjccA be postponed
uoSu t0-moesCw 8 oDe O'Clock
IL wllaon called aP : joint rssoiatiop a.
recsing u paymeat At of00 bounty TO each
CEN q ~ H. 2ad and Ord IndianA seei-
0ents Wos posGsd. ~ 5e-'l 80
II 0he6lnan snbmit>ed The fyIDovipr
vntca u m1d e1pteo1sd NJ own VioWe on
~ ouotec4 q tocone(SuOe1on. ThCoeh n
I'D ~ know = n eAoald CIR 4 q IS H.
oon4Dq eDgyuoo1G Whoe appeared to be tlie
ol3u1DSronpon1oD-o0eoon a. I'D and a
eDe1loA eftls pfVnegla aneaansate "a -
~ - - leo1s ~ shaIl g
egpee So 4 = SovefSI 4 ~ 800
~ ShnGN 1v5YG1n ~ n - nssssa;'I
A9eotAozou0b0 ~ - ao1000s ll61
ssss+-s = - - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-25
80 Pre- Domo Ruboaco.w
Private D0pe0oeN Cared an I

ssPro Dono Rubaaco.ss
Private Diseases Cured In abe
Nh0s test Posslble slmo
by Or YOUNG hate Of Philadelphia) who hss ocstsd
himself permanently, 1t No 70 Third 81 PITTS.
BURG, PA. lie addresses all those who have injured
themselves BY Improper indulgence aad solitary has
its. which ruin both body and mind, uu1tting thsm
for either business study or marriage. Ne has 1s-
covered the most Certain. speedy aud only RHectual
Remedy In the world I'm al Private Disease Of what.
nature, Weakness OF the BACK aud Lin,lN Strc-
tures Affection. of the Ktneys cod Bladder lsvolan-
iary Disctargcs 1muotency. General Debility. Ner-
vouspess Dyspepsia. Lauguor, low Sprts, Coafu-ion
II 1dese, PalldtAtion of the Hear, Hmtdity, Trem-
bling, Dmuees NJ Sight 0iddness, Diseass Of the
Head, Throat, More or Hkn Affections Of the Liver,
LANCE, Stomach Or BOwels thoee terrible disorder
arising from the SOLITARY Habits of Youth tAoss
sEURhr and solitary psactises fatal 10 tioir VIC
tins than tho song u Syrens to tho narinsrs 81
Ulysses baishting their nost brilliant hopes or antic
ipat.ons, rendering marriage, &C. impossible
The ieArful sdsecls % ~ uind afo naeh 10 h
dreaded lose Of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Dc
prerrion Of sprits, FvH Forbodnss. AverAon % soc
ETY.. Self Distrnst Love u Solitude Jimdty, &c ~
some Of the evils produced.
what il the cause * ne,r ascsin heeih icsi.s IN
vgor, becoming weak pale, nervous and emaeiated
having singular appearance abOut the eyes, ccugi
AN Z EMWENSGOGTE FOR THE LADIES . con
pound prepared and add only ~ DR. Young. warrant
ed to all obstrnetons TO the healthy Aenstrua
Hood imparting new tone and activity ~ The syseos
price q per hottie. Obstinate u lag saandiss
may require M 2. which is four degrees slronse
than No price 81 per b0ttle.
PereOnr 1t distance by stating their symptoms
aye and occupation can receive medicine b empress
securely packed nom observation.
Address DIR. YOUNG, No. " Third eeresl, Pitts
burg, Pa. naysl-d3DAW1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-25

= q Z: = r.: :s:;.. :.'s, -:
~ s .. IN " a. sdsiE.dS II = "a ~ .
: nselint and dsaeanea ~, essdupl 6
~ - Ibog .son hey 49, aseisst ~
refuse tolds - IT, papers Of 1sophb
~ q " rot u ~ whole naltse. Theg
heve inn{sd riet - nuJ1b4 o. $780,
"a malls Sslyia lsgiaA1tS fsss1s Z
lhsie ipa{ nnatssy sad insendiasy 9tielse,
[asd ~ }oos vhloss, bstwVea wasn -
he nsg2a feeling has always existed.
have bed lea bit from Il u kachinep.
The 9. bate TO-DAY rejeseso SAnusi ~
Relvy, ~ ~ nc@inated - Uaited SeaAee
Marshal q the Distrisl Of Wesasso Pcs
evlVauia, lid alse NJ. Pusnsll Blaine, en- :
didasa I'll Post uagtes = DolGiusee. Doeh
feisctior being on the grounds thet they
were sup brters Of the President's policy.
The 81 ement that the Ssnats hsd recea-
a;1krsd " vote roje SeinE Ne tOlninaaieu Of
| Flank ~ q Collector d the Isl Districs
Of Misso@ il incorrect. No cs0Rrmaliea
Of reiectix can b rscensidsred unless ths
| notion III pade within two executive oso>
sions sitd confirmation.
Cen Ord Commissioner Of the Freed
I mans B pau in Louisiaa, reports that Be
10 furnish ~ food to the inha6itanls Of the
overflowd districts.
The Jo1t Committee on printing. o. day
opened aATgs number Of bids Tor the en-
esaving illustration for The Patents OF.
6co Repo(e from Boston, Buffalo, Philaflel
4 phis, andrew York. No awards havs yei
III 49, mad
I Aseleem from Senator Wright end sou
i ssrstvsd lse this Afternoon, says that tn
4 6enafos imut b better.
III It 10 udersto0d that Nrs. Davis cones
here 70 ute that her husband b. transfer
red from prlress Monroe to some prison o.
fort furtls north where there 10 less dan
ger from he peculiar disease suggested b
tllc kurgtn who made the rep0se 10 tn,
President Davis health - being preva-
lent Al lrtrcss Monroe.
! The Cdrt Of Inquiry il the case u Pay.
/. master Hiding have concluded their in
tigation ID rendered their finding. They
find CoPaulding guilty Of oac technica
. violatiOnf The Paymaster Generals circu
! lar forbding the transfer Of gold fund.-
from onbank 10 another; but acQuit hun
Of any cfupt motive Or personal Interest
in makiri the transfer. He will probably
: be tried ! . court martial for the violation
OF ordcrand Col. Padding friends !. ser
, that he stch desires such trial in orde
. that I'll IL facts may be brought out ant
fthat the ssponsbility may be placed wher'
E II belong
Il The Ibune's Washington special says
The Hoe Judiciary Committee will be en-
gagged uIN the case Of Davis and Clay, An,
their colsl,cily in the assassination snt
o her PAS. Considerable testimony ha
been TAX, the last few days. As to thci
!. guilt, the is no dol b OF It 10 the mind
! Of the leling members, aud all reports 4
/ the contfy are untrue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-25
Wonderful but True |:

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-renswned
Astroloeist and Somambulistic Claifvotant, while
clarvoyant state delpeates the very features Of the
person you to marry and BY the aid Of instr,l
ment u intense power. known the PsychomotroIe.
guarantees TO produce perfect and fsiike picture
Of the future husband wife Il the applicant with
date Of marriage, occupation. leading traits Of char
scter. &c. This 10 no imposition - testimonials
without number car assest BY stating place Of birth,
age, disposition, color Of eyes and hair and enclosing
any cents and stamped envelope sddressed to your
ssf you will receive the picture by return mall to-
gether with desired iufosma1ioo.
Address IN confidence. MADAME GEnrxppE Rkxrss-
reH. p. Q. Bon w, Wet Troy. n. r. msy3-d& w3n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-25

ST. Louis, May 28-The Morning Star
was burned at Mound City, eight miles above
Cairo, tonight Particulars have not been
ssceftained.
The two assemblies met together in CON-
munion to night for the drst time in thirty
years. Addresses were made by several
prominent clsrgymen from different parts Of
the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-25

New YoRK, Nay M.--The evidence taken
before the Coroners shows that Mr.. BirdsHiis
who committed suicide yesterday, was EN-
barrasscd in his pctuniary affairs
This morning lady named ltuJder, whose
husband ID said tO b. a clergyman nov on!
Of the city, while In u deranged state 81 nilnd
Jumped from the balcony OF her residence
No. Z, west 10Th street, and was SO badly
injured that she died.
Washington special dispAtcheaIto tue even
ing papers says
Mrs. Jefferson Davis arrived there thii
morning. seekinglan interview with the
President respecting her husband.
Foreign dispatches received at the STATE
Department are tnfavorable for the preser
walton of peace h Europe.
A war is regartltd as imminent and mer.
camille and financial classes are strengthen
| iop themselves fora strain on their resources
The reports of breign gold causes no un.
easiness here.
The condition II our foreign trade is re
gar,led as sound nd the Treasury Depart
inent will coutin(e to sell gold freely 10 aus
tain Temporary drain OF specie that may
soon turn IN outfavOr.
| The Senate y either reject the recon
struction amendment or overlook It will
clauses that vii create an issue with ths
House and postpone action during the
present Congress.
| New York, Maye4. From a report pro
posed by the Chamber OF Commerce u ap-
pears that the totalhunllDer of vessels cap
turcd bv the privaYers was 2S3, their ton
mage being 1872 81 tons The estimated
value and cargoes tas t25. 546, 600 Some q
them were bondedand released leaving Sc,
OSS 900 as the valt Of the property actually
destroyed.
Yesterday Jude Russell had before hin
Henry Il. MorriG ON an indictment charg
ing him with mixing sale Of 5000 bags 0
coffee without lying State tax thereon Il
accordance will the provisions Of chapte
547 OF the session. laws passed by the las
Legislature ofthis State. The defendan
fiies. demurrer, and after argument, tn
Judge decieletin favor OF the defendant Thu
District Attorney gave notice that he woult
carry the case to the Court Of Appeals.
NEW York, May 24-Thc Uuitcd State
Commissioner has ordered the discharge o
Otto Bars.enyinicr, deciding that he couls
no, he held for trial, he not having becl
personally engaged in shipping nitro glyce
rice Ia San francisco. being absent from tn
city ut the time, ausi cannot be.cld guilty Q
the crime constinctively.