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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

Gsxrs' FURNISHING GooDs AND CLOTHING
ExPoRIux.-At No. As Brady street, San
Perry keeps constantly on hand, ~ fine
and romplete an assortment " all the most
fashionable styles Of gents furnishing goods
o. ian lie anywhere tonnd. He b also man.
ufaci uring to order in the most satisfactory
manner. His stock of ready made clothing
being v,sy extensive, he also Offers the bes,
~ opportunities for suitable selections -
Within the last few days be has received
larSs addition. to his stock, 10 whichhc re.
specstully invites the attention Of Lis Oh
patrons and The public generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

VOL. IL.


IIoLLowAr's PiLls.-"A Deed ~itho ut
nsme." Parents desirous OF bchodlng their Z
offspring reach vigorous manhood. with a
mind unta'nted and Gso,l:ties undimini-hed %
-or Of preserving them from mine ofhid
den destruction worse thsn living death u
will find an able coadjutator in these cele-
bratcd remedies.
A Nav FArav TALE. Once upon time
there cxiated . beautiful fairy who loved the
fsce Of d1en, and was constantly doing good
70 the human kind. But she unfortunately
fell into the power Of giant Who hated men
and women as much ~ she lOred them. So
one dav the fairy escaped into the country,
and gathered together gentian root, sasaa-
irss bark, caluinus ard other vegetable in
gredisnts. OF these she made a dec0ction n
with choice Jama,ca. which she stole from
the giants psnfry,) end then pouring her
magical preparation in bottle, she bid the 4
bottle in the wo0ds. This bottle contain.
the fsiry's last present into mankind-dnd |
her best. Thousands OF years passed away,
and recently the goot fairy's bottle vas =
found bv member Of firm Of Hubbcl 4 a
Co.. ond its contents have ever since been
familiar OF the public o. Z.
HUBBEL'S GOLDEN BITTERS, n n
famous cure for Dyspepsia, Heart Burn ~
and Debility. IA
New York Depot. 55 nudson Staeet. a, =,
For sale at wholesale ard retail Oy Beid se
erbccke & Miller, Davenport, Iowa. 81
->~De
CoSsuxPrivEs DON'T LET 90 YOUR bold ON
HOPE until you have tested he properties Of Il.
John &. Baker h Co.'S Pure Medical Cod w
Liver Oil IN vain There is testimony Of
the highest class to show that its effects in
Pulmonary complaints have been all bet
miraculous. Not 70 try it in your extremi T!
" is TO decline far chance frr life. John
Z. Baker & Co., No 7ls Market st. Phla
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
IT SHOULD BE SEM ro-When a man sur

IT SHOULD BE SEM r0-When q man sur
passes himself, as Starr i doing, at No. 90
Brady street, it is high time the people ua>
derstood the matter. During the hot da, s
If last season, everybody went to Starr 4
for Lemonade. II they don't do it this see
son, they will miss a coil, rieh and delicious
treat. Wire the dust fron, your brow, and
.ake look at his ''hxins," and our word
FOR it, elysian fields will resent themselves.
Epicurus himself never tasted beverage
ulu.c delicious.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
CT TY 1T r. N :

RsPAIKING THE CROSSING -Workmen were
husily engaged to day, in repairing the
crossings at the corner Of Brady aud
Second
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

WASHINGTON AND THE CONSTITUTION -
Mr.. ". II. Berry having taken the agency Of ,
llagebG Xxi chirographic picture Of Wash- I.
'ncton life size, will now (by calling at
th,ir rcsidences) give the citizens Of Daven
port nm opportunity Of securing copy Of
that great work of srt. SO much admired BY
the President and Gen. Grant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

TnF WoRLJ Moves - At about six o'clock
last evening. 'there might have been seen"
as,rapping big American OF African descent,
sannteri up the rive road above the Great
Western Brewery, with his darling Nellie
Gray on his right arm. and ponderous
six shooting navy revolver swinging by his
lett hand. We considered it the very pic
ture Of the abolition millennium. This re-
minds us Of the fact that certain promi
| ncnt radical Republican Of RI X Island.
was in our city ON Sunday last. decidedly
-',lree sheets in the wind" After getting
y neat shave from the colored barber o! the
| Putnam House, he threw his arm around
that sable individuals neck. and pressed a
KISS I" his glowing lips. exclaiming, "Le,
ine kiss him for his mother"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

Is frs WsoSe PLAcs.-A eesd story 10
told Of cck Island ph,sicsan Who had
been Atteniipg tie State Medical Cenven
tion. held in the basement Of the Bspts'
church in this city last week. Coming owes
IN Cstlay eveai.g to attend the Ned ~
Festival, he took his customary sea, ~ The
shssch, bss wAs qaits surprised when The
exercises Of pssyss4Rs-sine wers com
nsnced. he kdaed Z lev uosssnts IN s'lank
enlpe shssent, s,d then made quick time
~ sks burtis Ileuss. where the canvass
Fheeks, etesn sSel, M ksse jshes e6srded
s. a. ,aesseabls food sor body and brain, Il
011 Gufl6 - soluahls - ~ eeuk ss-ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
Pure COP LIVER OiL.-

Pure COP LIVER OiL.-
This -stimabe ed, has grown in dlsrepute among
many from III. n.useous and repulsve articles sold
under he name Of Cod Liver Oil
iissard 1 G .sWe 10 Cod Liver 10 m anu1aetured on
the from fresh ected ivers II Is rs sweet
as cream ard Is easilv retained BY the most deiica
stomach Sole manufactures,
CAswELL, MACK l. CO.,
New York.
Sold by all Druggists. feb.0-aeod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

MINNESOTA FLOUR = Evervb,dy is com
plaiair Of miserable flour. Tfmt is because
they don't use the Minnesota Wheat Flour.
Call on Schnitgcr aed Ross, at the corner OF
Faur,h and Brady. They have just receiv>
Cl = splendid stork from the Vally CITY
Nils. ard are selling in it quarter, half,and
i,arrel pa kages.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
To.0ay's Advertisements.
AoOO. 1866.
Independent Packet Line.
L

Avs.vv eeHS0 Oetsrefte DOreta ~
and 81. LOosis.
I'HE FOLLOWING LIGHT DRAUGHT
y ooa's having excellent Passenger accommo
dations will form tri.weekly line 6e,we N i,ar
enport and st. Louis. Passengers and shipper,
can rely upon promptness and dispatch. The
ooats are IN complete order and we'll equipped
an M, nave entered the trade for the g. ason. The
ohcers propose by attention and fair dealing "a
merit share OF the ublic patronage. Bills Of
iedine signed for all points on the lower rivers
TUESDAYS,
silver Lake No. 4, Capt. Lewis X. Todd
Clerk, VIM. Williams
THURSDAYS,
starlight. Capt. J. 7. Poxer; Clerk -
Bower.
SATURDAYS,
M0sste sac!'1s1e. capt. D. A. Burnett
Clerk, Il. M Roberts
A. TILEBINE. Agent,
nch9-dt Office foot Of Brrdy street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15


bsides st an elevation u not more thai
lo<t above iOss eater mark.
Rssolsed, That we cordially concur IN
proceedings Of the Aerchsnts' Union
change Of St. Louis, protesting against
obstruction Of any bridges scross the
that are not so constructed % ~ >
measure to preserve the safe navieat'e'
the stream. 80
Resolced. That our Senators and Ne
sentatives in Congress be arg d and
ouested 10 use their influence to secure
aJoption by Congress Of some general
for the construction Of bridges across
Mississippi River that shall preserve its
,estion from increased hazards to LIE,
property.
Rssolred, That Maj Gen. Vandeve'
appointed to represent this Board before
proper Committees in Congress, in rei'
| to the matter OF bridging the hiss,si
River, and all other obstructions 20 the
| navigation Of the same aud also TO pre-
resol ations this day adopted, and to co
rate with our Representative in Cong
and the Merchants Union Exchange
Louis TO prevent 80 great an outrage
being handed down 10 our successors,
cons truction Of bridges such as are con
| plated IN the bill lalely passed by the 81
Of the United States.-Lubu1ue Herdtt
The next Annual Convention OF the
tsstant Episcopal church in the Dioce'
Iowa, will be held a. Muscatine on Wet
day. the 30th inst.
The Cedar Valley Times says there
now employed On the Cedar lsanids &
souri, River Railroad, 1900 men. and
the number is being increased at the n
100 men per day. Their disburse,I
have averaged 500, 900 per month, and
in the future be largely increased.
will eapend 5000, 900 within the mel
months.
ArrER Marshal N ,leny star
dav or two since, for Fort Madison. wh
he is goi'.g 70 bring up sh' Clinton cou
feitcrs who have already been indici'
the Grand Jury Of the Federal Cou
| ,ytntr Eey!ster.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
pRUVEDENT
LIFE iNSUREN(
A.s>

MORE ESrEEPRIsE- Our city has few
more entcrprising men than Mr. NJ. G. Da.
Wis. OF the Pennsylvania House. Some time
ago we gave short description Of the
model boarding hou, e he has just comple
ted He is commencing another one. on a
little d,ffereat plan, but winch Will combinc c
ali the merits Of the Other enc. On the lot
adjoining the hotel. is a conmodious two
story frame h lid ng, used as a tenant
house during the past year. Mr.. Davis
proposes to erect three story brick build
ing. thirty fest by twenty six. immediately
/, front Of this one one wall Of which vi
run back one hundred feet, closing in the
east side Of he frame. This will make Il Q
entire building, including a commc dious
" w.sh house in the rea-, about one hundr.
feet by twentyssx Underneath the whole
will We . well appointed ccll,r, while the
premises will be drained by fine, large
sewer The cost Of these improvements.
will I've. it i. estimated, about five thousand
dollars. They viii be completed at about
the first Of August. WIN. Swindle will Law
the foundations lisrTey Leonard 4 i'll furnish
the BRICK Louis licbert will do the ma n
work, aud Victor Hout attend to the carpe,.
terlng.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

ANOTHER large lot Of ,hNe beautiful Silk
Basquines, Of all prices. received tbs day
by Express, at Wadsworth's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

RAIN.-This afternoons rain will ne
doubt, have q most salutary effect on ths
crops.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
l93I:l;}H:lXI2;lll;]

Is Cheapest, Ileasanttst. most desirable MS de.
cree against rL.rnEs- Morris Druggists every
wher" sell It. HARRIS a CHAPMAN, Factur
ers, Boston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

TO cure chilli ~ Fever. get MA
lRE's AGuE MIXTURE, put up by J. 4 e
IGuIRE. ST. Louis. PRICE 80 per bottle
Diarrhen. Dysentery. Sasa~er
MPLAlNF. &c, speedily cured BY using Ma
res COMPOUND Ext-ac. Of Benne Plant. IRE
I'd only BY J. / c. Mcguire, -. Louis, anf
by all druggists, y. ScovIAgt, ChicAgoL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
ZO.OOO ,a.e in Des Nome, met to sci sci

Cash Or exchange for City property in Da-
hport Apply to L. T. EADS.
|pr5 dsm r. y. building.
/. I. rxxpLr. Gardener AM Florist, cor.
! and Main .sts., fruit and ornamental
les. nY26-ly y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

JUST RECEIVED
THE LATEST STYLES OF
LADIES' SILK BAS0UES."
CLOTH AACllUES,
AIDES KID AND SILK GLOVES,
NBRoIDERIES, SILK SUN UMBRELLAS.
neep Skirts, Cersets, Hosiery.
| A Fine assortment Of DRESS TRIMMINGS
ID BUTTONS. RIBBONS, HAIR COILS.
Machine silk nnd Thread.
ANS and NOTIONS At the Lowest Market
tes. ~
STR EEPER,S.
South vest corner Of Brady and "a streets.
msy2- d2m Davenport. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

EE a woman in another column picking
nburg grapes fer Speer's Wine. II is On
n,ra.ie article, used ir the hospitals and
the first class families in Paris, London
New York, in preference TO old Port
ns II is worth trial, IS it gives great
sf.c,son. dc4. .dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

ROCK RIVER
1911 4 Mining COmDany'y

BRAN OFFICE,
ndeP t6c Fsrse Vnt1onm1 Bank,
nDAvo0pOres 1osvA.
A small amount Of Stock for sale.
arc DIFF EDWIN Smith. Agent.
lDOn'l be Foolish. Call and examine
aeta,as urgently needed by everybody. A
lple viii bs sent free By mail. for % cents tina,
ails for - 4. l.. Wolcott, I70 ChatLau
aare. New York. jy20-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

Is North 4th street. ST Louis, Merchant
Ilor. and Dealers in FIRST class Clothing
! Gents Furnishing Goods. Gentlemen
nt,nc goods in the above line, will find
their advantage to call or address as
I've. where they will find practical men in
kir business, and dealing exclusively ir
Il class goods at reasonable prices. Re
mber Tracy & BRISTOL. 80 North Al
BET. directly opposite Main Entrance t.
knters' House. mary d3m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
Fire 4 Light n Ing.

For protection from the a5ove, call on X
NPSON x co. and take out Policies !,
Sc f,rst class Insurance Companies repre-
tel by them. Where the assured par
pate in the Profits Of the compsnic
hout ineuring any liability Office No
Brady St. apr 6>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

PssRY's Now AND fREcTLE LOTION
Aoasms, or Mathpafch. (also called Liver
II. } and Len,igo, or F,eckles, are often
" annoying, particularly to ladies Of light
nplexion, for the discolored spots SHOW
Ire plainly on the face Of blonde than Of
rurette; but they greatly mar the beau
cf either; and any preparation that w'll
sc.ualiy remove them without injursng
texture or color Of the skin 10 certainly
esidcratu,a. Dr.. B. @. Perry, who has
lac diseases Of the skin = speciality, has
lowered remedy Cor these d,scolcrations,
Itch is at once prompt. infallible. For sale
Hitchcock L Starks. and Stevenson 4
rnahsn. Prepared only BY 3. 9. Perry.
rmatolosist, No. ~ Bond Street, New
rk. and Cor sale by al drueeists. Price
ncr ,ttls. Call Cor Psrry's Moth asd
Aeckls Lotion. fuLLrR. F,ncH 1 FuLLeR,
holesals Agents, Chicago, AL (spl4 y
40 70 ras Bssr.-Go TO Bryant. Strat
4 Merrirs Davenport Commercial 90!
). to get thorough practical business
acstion. or 70 become good snund teie'
nh operator. For circulars address len
sing starnps) Bryant, Stsatton Z Merrill
NEWPORT love. dwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

u7ISHES To INFORM THE PUBLIC GEN
wv ERALl.Y. that he he's opened Barber
Shop under Lie Putnam House. formerly Wor-
den House, opposite the Post Office. and - pre-
psred to serve customtis in the iness sv,e.-
Call and see him, msyS-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

pss OF
tie.
iebili-
tcultv
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

IL needed in regard TO the military esta-
blishment At Rock Island. The censtitu-
tional amendment relative 70 the basis Of
representation WAS taken up, and several
amendments, declaring that there shall DO
no denial OF the elective franchise on ac-
count Of race or color, were rejected Tho
resolution - reported from the Committee
was then voted on, and lost (ysas IS, nays
22), mot receiving the requisite two thirds.
The vote was reconsidered, and Mr.. Doc
little offered an amendment, providing that
Representatives in Congress shall DO appor-
toned according to the number In each
State Of male electors over twenty one years
Of age, qualified by the laws thereof to
choose members Of the most numerous
branch Of its Legislature; and that direca
taxes shall be apportioned according to the
value Of the taxable property Id each State.
The whole subject WAS postponed till the
18th inst, and the Senate adjourned 10
Monday.
In the House, on the 9th, resolution was
adopted calling for information - to Why
the 2Sth Illinois infantry, whose term has
expired, is still kept In service at Browns
vile. Texas. The bill to protect oil persons
in their civil rights, and to furnish tho
means Of their vindication, was recommitted
to the Judiciary Committee by . vote Of 81
to 20. The bill to regulate trade with the
British North American Provinces was con-
sdered, and an amendment offered by Mr..
Stevens. taxing bituminous coal $l.2b in
stead Of so cents ton, was adopted by 66
m 40
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14
Political Matters.

The rebel Gen. Joe Johnston is at Wash
ington to testify before the Committee on
Reconstruction.
The registry law has passed both Houses
of the California Legislature. A resolution
mas also passed both Houses sustaining the
action of Congress.
Thad. Stevens says he shall vote for the
admission of the Tennessee delegation
otherwise the country might think that the
happy relations between him and the Pres
ident had been disturbed.
The Virginia Legislature adjourned sine
die on the Sd. Lieut.. Gov. Cowper, in his
parting speech, declared that the people of
the South were now more thoroughly loyal
to the Union than citizens Of other parts
Of the Republic.
Gen. Meade denies over his own signature
the report circulated from Washington, that
he has consented, at the request of the
President, to allow his name to be presented
to the Democratic State Convention as q
candidate for Governor Of Pennsylvania.
In q recent interview with a Congress-
man, it is stated that Secretary Seward de-
nounced Congress, asserted that he origin
ated what is termed President Johnson's
policy and declared himself in favor of the
immediate admission of the Southern dele
cations and repeal of the test oath.
In the interview Of the Kentucky delega-
ton with the President, on the 8th, the lat
ter said that the present was most critical
juncture in the affairs of the nation, and
that .sto attack and attempt to cause dis
ruption of the Government by an armed
combination and a military force is no more
dangerous to the nation than to attempt to
reyolutionizc and undermine it by disre-
gard and destruction of the safeguards
thrown around the liberties of the people
in the Constitution
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

Mass, over the sudden disappearance of
one Nathan Buflinton, with unpaid bills left
behind to the amount Of $4,000.
Over 500 American vessels were assigned
during the rebellion to Englishmcn, and
sailed under the English flag, for the pur-
pose of escaping capture by rebel pri-
vatcers.
The Philadelphia Ledger gives the total
export of petroleum from the United States:
1862, 1890 barrels; 1868, 706,26s bar
rels; 1861, 796, s24 barrels: 1865, AS, l3s
barrels. II is estimated that the excess of
stock on the first of January last was 2Os,-
226 barrels.
The Finance Committee Of the Texas Con-
vention reported q sweeping ordinance. de-
claring null and void all debts contracted
by the State in the late war, and forbidding
the Legislature to assume or make provision
for their payment. Some provision con-
corning the Confederate debt is under con-
sideration.
A gentleman brought to the Treasury De-
partment, on the Sth, large bundle of par
TALLY burned Treasury notes for redemption.
They were given to one Of the lady clerks
to separate and paste upon sheets so rs to
determine their total value. The lady sue
ceeded in reproducing nearly $4,000 more
than the anxious owner had been able to do.
He eyinced his appreciation of her skilful
dissection by the presentation of 500.
1t must have struck every observer, the
underwriters particularly, how much greater
the danger of and damage by fire is sure to
become on a falling market. Stocks Of all
kinds are at decline, and fires are numcr-
Gus in all parts of the country. So much
does the eagerness Of men DESTROYS of selling
out to their insurers imperil the interests of
ncighbors not quite SO anxious in the same
direction, that, in several places in the
West, Vigilance Committees have. been or
ganized by the citizens. One of these was
formed in Saginaw last week, with view
to prevent and detect incendiarism.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14

left for Europe on the Sd inst, has been
captured by Fenian privateer.
The Fcnian demonstration in front of In
dependence Hall, Philadelphia, on the night
of the 9th, was immense The resolutions
declare that James Stephens is the head OF
all Fcnians; that Napoleon recognizes his
great military genius; that the first blow
will be at the heart of England; that Eng
nized, &c.
The British Government has recently en-
ployed a largo number of very modest look
ing young English ladies to travel in Ire
land and pay particular attention to the
conversations going on in the cars, steam
boats, hotels, etc. 1t was believed by the
authorities that Stephens would be arrested
through the exertions Of these women de-
tectves.
An immense meeting was held at Jones's
Wood, New York, on Sunday, 100000 per-
sons being present, at which OMahony
stated that an army would be landed in Ire
lanu Wltnln SIX weeks. al meeting III
Boston on the same day, communication
was received from Stephens declaring that
Ireland had men and arms in abundance.
Dispatches from various quarters report
that large subscriptions are being made to
the bonds Of the Irish Republic. 1t is said
that the Fenian movement on Canada will
be made during the month of May.
The Canadian Government has determined
to call out 10000 volunteers for the protec-
tion and defense Of the frontiers. Al Mon
treal, on the night Of the Sh, the militia
were on duty, and the Orangemen were be-
ing armed. Rumors prevailed that force
of 10000 Fenians had seized Navy Island.
The militia at Suspension Bridge were out
ION the night Of the eth. Mr.. Gladstone
stated, in the British Parliament, few
days ago, that England had made no repre-
sensations TO the United States on the sub
ject of the Fenians, having no knowledge
to justify her in so doing. \ pastoral from
Archbishop Cullen was read in the Dublin
churches on the 18th ult., lenouncing the
Brotherhood in the strongest terms.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14
Fenian Movements.

Great activity prevails at the Senatorial
headquarters in New York, and large con-
tributions Of money and arms are being re-
ceived.
deputa,ion of officers who served in the
army OF the Potomac waited upon President
Roberts recently, and proffered their SER
vices, and were informed that employment
would be found for them at no distant day.
European advices represent a continuance
of the Fenian excitement. Large numbers
of arrests are made, and among them is re-
ported the Head Centre of Dublin and
officers Of the Federal army. The English
troops have been reinforced in Ireland, and
the Government is using vigorous measures.
A letter has been received in New York
from Head Centre Stephens, stating that he
is ready to move as soon as the signal is
given, and that he has 1000 men in
readiness for the conflict There is rumor
at New York, which is considered canard,
that the steamship City Of London, which
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-03-14
Financial Items.

Gen. Fremont, Robert Dale Owcp, and
others are urging Congress to indorsc the
new Mexican loan Of $50, 100000.
There are in the vaults Of the Treasury
Department $l4, 24O,O 900 in SIS notes. The
total amount of all denominations is $llO,-
100000.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
a circular suspending the operation of the
net prohibiting the importation Of cattle,
except as to countries in Europe.
There is great excitement in Fall River,