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ton OF Ar. Schenck the Senate joint reso.u
appropriating $4,000 to reimburse Mia
Clara Barton, for money expended BY heI
to aid IN the further prosecution Of TIM
search Tor missing soldiers was, by unani
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No adopted, directing the Secretary of War
to communicate to the House all orders issu.
cd ffom the President to the Commissioner
and Assistant Commissioner Of the Freed.
mans bureau.
Mr. Wilson from that COMMITTEES rerprt.
I'd back with an amendment the House R;il
to facilitate commercial postal and militarv
connection between the several citiea 81 the
United States. Wv
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from which Il was acceeded was in order q
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

Rochester, March Sth.-Last evening an
attempt was made to burn the house of Mrs
Hieser, on Atwater street, during the all
sence of Mrs. Hieser from the house. The
clothes, in cradle in which child three
years old was sleeping, were set on fire.
The house had previously been ransacked
by some person, who evidently expected to
obtain considerable sum oil money, which
Mrs. II escr was known to have received
within day or two. Failing 10 obtain the
money, the Williams set fire to the clothes in
the cradle, with the intent to burn the child.
The men. who were plundering a flour
ing mill in Aiddleport yesterday morning
weredetected by man employed in the mill.
In refusing to comply with their demands
to keep still, one Of the thieves shot him in
the head. He snot expected to live. One
Of the rascals VAS knocked down by the
miller.
The Canadian militia were called ont last
night at Suspension Bridge to guard against
an apprel,ended raid by the Fenians. No
raid occurred, it being postponed until st.
Pstrick's Day.
Oscar F. Barnes, Of Albion, Is reported a.
an absentee or dcfaulter to his creditors 10
the amount of $4,000. tie was largely
engaged in speculations in real estate. K
number OF Banks are involved by the trans.
action.
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LATE NEWS


1oeUagn N0SUos ~
Nsv Yonx MascA oA-1he aonos
1nvA rv01esl ~, Qaelneoevn -
~ - ssfiv6d M u6enlnk, bglnsino
throe days later neWa
rsrsi:s Droehefs quote bar a1vsr IT. 1od.
Rereinn soyS tbs week thoco ~ beon
. se-siv decncnd foe 8 50 bonds, Which lsave
~ n - hiehest psice whisA tbey have
ts,.,sN.d a. o0me tine. oo30oo4. Dosaneo1
~ m been done In Erie shares at 69&053,
IJlInois Genital 773070a. Nothing doing IN
other securiea 1.
LIvssrooI Feb. 2A-Cotton sales to-day.
6y00O bales, inclnding / 800 for speculation.
Market very dun and easier.
Breadstulfs quiet and without change. :.
Provisions continue firm Of Yesterday
prices.
LONDON Feb 24.-Consuls closed this a.
ternooa = 05s@07k
sos bring 604@0ei.
Illinois Railroad shares 78(977 Erie sic
So.
4 revolution has broken out In Romina.
Primes Cousa was taken prisoner by the
army and forced 70 sign his abdicaalon;
The Legislatnro unanimously proclaimed
the sanction OF the Court of Flanders amidst
genesal ntishction.
Much excitement prevails in the neigh
boring principalitiea
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of Eng.
land show an increase In bullion Of "a, 98e 81.
PAnn Feb. N.-The b0urse OF Nat
Rentes closed ct COT
The quotations Of cotton given in New
Orleans are 2O}c for fair, and 1871 for mid.
ding. Mobile-2O} for fair, 1St for mid
ding uplands. The market is fiat ct these
quotations, with sales Of about 5000 bales
The stock on hand IL estimated Ut Ale, 60C
bales, of which ga. $50 are American.
Breadstuffs- Dull and unchanged.
Wheat in limited demand.
LoNDoN.-Wheat slow of sale American
48s(a5ls; red 46eta ADS.
Flour scarce at 20std26y.
Pork-No American in the market Hold
ers Of American bacon demand an advance
and prices tend upwards.
Butter quiet and steady.
Petroleum dull ct q 2J12s Cd tor refined
per gallon.
Heavy detachments Of troops have beer
sent to Quenetora and San Luis PotOsi.
The newspaper Notere has been suspended
for exposing the falsity Of the assertions o.
the French newspapers in Mexico.
The House of Commons voted $4,000
year and dowrv Of $4,000 to the Princess
Helena, and Els 600 q year to Prince Alfred
The police continue to arrest suspected
Fcnians, and troops continue TO he sent t.
Ireland.
The cattle plague is still increasing.
At the American banquet in London OF
the god. in honor Of Washington's birthday
was attended by two hundred ladies and gen
tlemen, Hon. Freeman Morse, Consul a
London, presided. Among the guests wert
Minister Adams, Hon. Geo. Folsom. late U
8. Charge at the Hague, Prof. Goodwin
Smith and Cyrus Field.
An extraordinary meeting Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Co., was to be held March 4 e
receive explanations Of arrangements fol
laying the cable the present year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09
Canadian News.

TORONTO, C. w., March S-The Toronto
Globe Of this morning has the following
special from Ottawa:
Immediately on the arrival Of Hon. Mr..
MCGEE, from Montreal, the Cabinet Council
held an important sitting at which were
present Mcssrs Mcdonald, Campbell, Nc.
Gee, Cock burn and Ferguson. In view Of
present circumstances that vast amount OF
property is at stake and the more important
consideration Of protection to fellow sub
jccts along the frontier, exposed to maraud.
ers, portion by Fenisns, the Government
has resolved to call out at once, 10000 vol
untcers for the protection of the Canadian
frontier. This step has been adopted maiI-
~ ~ precautionary measure, but II wanted
for more active service the volunteers will
be on hand. 1t is hoped that active meas
urcs will not be necessary, but il they are
the Government relies with confidence on
the Canadian volunteers.
HAMILTON. G. W.. March S.-W. p. Nc
Laren, one Of the Oldest and most proni
nent business men of this city, died last
night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09
Prom Nv York.

New YonK, March 8.-The steamer Geo.
Cromwell, from New Orleans, has arrived
Among her passengers was Gen. Dodge.
NEW YoRK, March 8-The Commercials
special says: The trial Of detective Baker
came up to-day on the second Indictment.
charging him with fclonious assault, but
postponed until the Goth.
The Iost's special says:
The House Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions have determined to hear arguments in
behalf of the Government resolution guar
snteeing the payment of the Mexican bonds
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COMM RclAL.
lDsve.port Market. Report.

Dayenport Market. Report.
Orv,cs o. rHs DAvsNPOaT DEnoCRAs,
Wednesday evening, Feb 2s, 1856.
FLop. Wholesale. per Dbl. ~.
In sacks. 400
In bulk ~ 10.
Retail in Dbl. 800.
In Sacks. $40.
In bulk 400.
BuuwnsAr FLous. Per cwt. a..
CoE1 MEAL.-Per bushel, $3.50.
WmsAr.-No. ], old, $3.50. No new, 70c.
No. 9, new, 5rc. Rejected, 4oc.
BA.ssr.-So. i. so@socts. No. 3. 25cts.
Dan. l6@l8c.
P0fafogs-80c.
ONlJNs.--lS@2o.
BU-tsR Pc
EGao.-20c
Co4l-lgc per bush. at both yards.
Chicago Markets.
By Tslsgrsphl CHICAGO. March g.
Provisions-Dull. Light sales At es5 80 for mess
pork.
Lard-17t@17xc for prime steam rendered
Drsssed Hogs Quiet Mt go G091O So.
Fl1r-Limited and Of . local character.
wlsat-Kules steady No. spring, u 25k@i 25x
Com Quiet. Small sales Of rejected at ss@sskc
No 1at4l.
Ons Dull and heavy; 2ax02axc for No 2; No !
Rys-5 SIC for No l.
Balcy-Dul, 1t u Is.
High Wines-Dull ut firm At 1874
Setds-Duil and heavy. Salss Of Timothy 1t - Sc
as ~; Clover at4s @6 25
C.tle-Mnrtet dull. Sales at e6@6 Is for 1st class
steers; 1895 ~ for good to medium grades; 30 FOL
good TO choice.
Lire Hogs-Dull IS soao 10 for medium to good
and 25@8 70 for heavy we'ghtA
New York Market.
Nsw YoRK, March ..
Cotton dull 42M43c.
FiouR.-Dull and common grades declining.
q. l5@7.s5 Ex. State. &s.2o@s.b5 H. .O
wasAr.-No receipts, steady for Winter, dull
and dropping for Spring 1877.
Coss.-Dull .s@75 unsound; 7s@7s sound.
OAfs-More active 25@4S unsound; 52Q5l
sound.
Posx.- Frmer, s2e.so@s7. New closing
&26 Is cash.
d Used Hocs.-Less active, 12si@13L
WHlsEsY.-Heayy and declining, %. 2S@2. so.
New York stocks.
Nav YoRa. March O.
Lila 4 -
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From wash lngton.

WASHINGTON, March S.-Representative
Boutwell,, OF Mass, from the Committee
Reconstruction, presented n report signed
by himself and Representative Wash.
urn, of Illinois. in which they state
that the colored people Of Tennessee arc un
doubtedly loyal and half the white people
disloyal, East Tennessee is strongly loyal +;
Middle and Western Tennessee disleyal.
There are about 10000 " hitc males Of the
voting age ard 5000 colored males of the
voting age in the State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09
KEokuk PACKET COMPANY.
Spring Arrangement, 1896.
Two Daily Lines to KeOkuk

ace s'hi. s;.n lsa'; cac. s1 Aisns
dris, Warsaw, Keokuk. and oil uterine
diate way landings,
. 9 J. H. JOHNSON,
One Of the above elegant passenger steamers leaves
daily Sundays exccpted) ut O'clock Y. ~, from
wharf boat foot Of Chestnut street, carrying exclusive
" the passengers. =. Mail, and express through In
quick timc making close connections with the follow
ing roads Hannibal X st. Joe, Quincy & Chicago,
Quincy Il Toledo, Quincy 4 Palmyra. DcsMoines Val
ley, KeOkuk, Mt. Pleasant 4 Muscatne, Carthage L
Warsaw. Daily line Of Packets from Keokuk ~ Rock
Island and Davenport. Through tickets can be pro-
cured at the office board the boats over amy of the
above routes.
+" LUCY BERTRAM,
/" WARSAW.
One Of the above elegant stcamer~ leave daily Sun
ayscxcepted at 4oclrck ~ specially in the freight
line. Through bills OF lading viii be given er MI
connecting roads at wharf boat. ST, arar \ ATE
kEARNEY will make two trips week - Quincy,
Smiths, Jersey. Grafton, Mason-, Johnson'- Milan,
POpletOn'e Coal Ranks, Hastings, Cap Grie Tur
nere, Falmouth Hamburg, M0xiers, Suy City, SCOTS.
Cincinnati, 0berts, Saverton Marion City and (nin-
cy. Feeling the Importance to the public In having
the speedy Transit 81 passengers and freight will up
on the opening OF navigation, put two daily lines,
offering every facility for the increased trade to
city. The steamer Rob hoy, now building specially
for the passenger trade, for elegance speed and com
fort cannot be surpassed BY any steamer upon the
Western waters. The stcamerJ II. johnson has been
rcfurnished. cabin heightened, thereby giving more
rooms for passengers, which we hope will give gcner-
al satisfaction. and patrons trip over our line he
Of pleasure and comfort. Thankful for the liber
deavors to extend trade we ask continuance Of the
same. N. MCLLlklN, Sec'y,
A. PHILLIPS, Agent,
niche i2m j. s. McCUNE, President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

GALVESTON, March o.-Twenty days
quarantine has been ordered on all Texas
ports. On account Of the official notice Of the
prevalence Of cholera in the West Indies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

There 70 woman In the pubiic eye whose name
the .Ysakee, - Quack," and s'Humbug' hut
Il Is % no longer, and We desiee 10 wrest her
other mtnds. Whatsvsr notions We may have Of
womsniy delicacy snd propriety, We vii! admit
that woman alone 10 the Nurse-the good Nurse
the bsst Nurse. Whether wcshail have Female
Physicians or not. 10 . question which must be
decided BY time and principle. and not ~ = mat
rom may = we'll behave themselves, for # there
- really vast, there will also BE- asupply- II
there s. Q "calling," there will be coming
Mature and human society are always selt-supplY.
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder.
they cannot prevent
Nsmss Nor dves she prescribe . regimen for
your wives; but modestly appears - . messen.
gel ofhealth and happiness TO- your lx.Asrs in
the cradle. 10 there any thing improper in thatl
A Nurse Of $50 YEAR, experience can boldly
say what is or is not good 70! babe, and ought
happy mission. She is the most successful phys
icisn and most eectus benefsctress our little one
ever enjoyed--her doting parents rot excepted.
Just open the door for Der, and Nrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
81. Nursery. OF this ws are 20 sure. that We
will teach our Susy" to say "A BLsssNo ON
Mas. WMsLow''-for nelping her 10 survive and
We confirm every word set forth in the P.osrsc-
rus. II performs precisely what il processes to
perform, every part Of it-nothing less. Away
your "Cordial." .'Faregoric." Drops, "Lauds-
num-" and every other Narcotic, f" by which the
babe 10 dragged into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idiotic for life
We aavs never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
syrup for Children fssthing.' II W had the
power, We would make her, % she 10, . physical
savior 70 the Infant Rece.