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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

Nav ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-The supreme
Court Of Mississippi have decided that 'he
State never lost its organization as !.
Government, by secession or war, but sna' !, !,
was in all respects not only de fac'o' oa' -, &c
lure State, and that the junction %. ~.
Government was rightly and constitution
ally exercised by those who exercised eAec
utive legislation and the judicial iuhc',ons
during that time within the S,a.e ine
opinion OF the Court was Delivered ny JUICY
Harris. a.
~ VI 40 n ssleS and exscutions Or con;
016S 6Ade before the surrender. foundeo
upcn Confederate treasury notes Tor con,
alteration, were valid and can be enforced
now. .,.,
Judee Clayton sometime since decided
contrary. The cases will go up to the gu
pssms Court for sdjudicasion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

1fth, protect II II 10 pwei - sAsiy lost vir.
tue. and In some cases - dificslt to recover Ma
ture. in our climate, and especially At this seasea.
requires 10 be occasionally reinforced. huf every
thing depends upon the tonic used fos this purpose.
The medicinal tinc.nrcs all o. which arc based On
common alcohol, are dangerous cairine,ss every
body finds ont who takes mrth oft Is slow poison.
onc safe prose tive from all unhcaithy atmospheric
influences exists, and one only. TLi. powerful pre-
yen,i,c Is HoSfFf-II's ClgrrRRsr sToM
ACu BI1'TTRs. a compound Of iheguEesi s'imuiant
cgcr manufactured. With TIC most cis ,e tenies.
aerst "a fcabsoss. ard d i'ni aioF- il' chemistry
has We, extracted from the botanical kingdom. Con-
vsesocnss, langria and sesbls um recent sickness.
will find the Bii,ers incompatible Restorative not
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No other stimulant produces the same ciect ~ this
s,omachc 1t does not excite or huttef the nerves,
or occasion any andae atrial actions bni st once
scothes and strengthens the nervous system and The
Animal rpirits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
Frosn New Yor1x.

Nsw Yonk, Nov. Is.
Daniel Carpenter, Dr., Inspector Of the
Metropolitan Police, died very suddenly in
this city last evening from what 10 supposed
to have been ieease Of the heart.
Evidence has been accumulated against
some Of the leading insurance brokers and
agents In this city aud is now in possession
Of Superintendent Barnes, which duplicates
them very seriously in illegal transactions.
The morning papers have the following
from Washington:
Gen. Logan 10 in this city and announces
His determination TO do all in his power 10
induce the impeachment Of the President.
Chiof Justice Chase called ct the v hite
House, last evening and was closeted with
the President for All hour Seward. Ian.
dali and McCulloch afterwards were prcseni
. long consultation was had-believed to be
upon the most important subject, based on
the effort nov making by leading men Of all
parties 10 induce the President in consider.
alton Of general amnesty to induce the peo.
pie Of the South to accept impartial suffrage
with qualification, either intelligence OF
property. Prominent Southern men are CO
operating.
Gen. Grant was quite unwell yesterday,
but vas out to-day.
A Cabinet Minister states to-day that the
question Of recommending the South to
adopt the Constitutional Amendment has
never been considered in the Cabinet, As re.
ported, nor ever proposed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
SEWING MACHINES.

.s1ME SnGxA MANUFACTURING C.vrsNf. after years
OF experience aud effort. recently croushtt rER
rECIloN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
latest NEWS
III. TELEGR.APR.

New ORLEANS, Nov. ~.
The Supreme Court Of Mississippi has do
eided that the State never lost it, orgsniza-
ton - government by reason Of secession
Of wse bot that Il was ia oil respects not
enly de .fscte but d jsrs State, and that
the funceieos a the government were right
y and enthusiastically exercised BY those
Who exercised executive legislation and ju.
dicial functions during that time within the
Stats. The opinion Of the court was deliv-
cred BY Judge Harris.
Judge J. Shallebssger Of Mississippi, also
decided that sales and executory contracts
made before the surrender founded upon
confederate treasury notes - considsss-
lion Wsro valid, and can b saloscsd now.
judge Claytoa soos time siacs decided con-
tsary. These cases 20 to the Supreme
Court loe 0nal dedication.
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WM. r.. l,sTTOC.

DHYSlCiAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
L residence No. %, corner Nam and Third
'i-rts, Davenport Iowa. jyl-6a-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

@nsnha'A Somms'o;al .Sohq4.

VIII vDr OWrOe0 Nov. 9Th. over
Parks Il D1Ospmrr'a Grocery
store. -. y. Ger. brady
and Al pose
MUCH EXPERIENCE IN AND OCT OF
XVl the Counting room enables US 10 tell stu
dents who have e6mnon abilities, IL they give
ua their attention. We will prepare them for the
Counting room Of refund their tuition. Those
desiring to become Teachers OF Accounts will be
thoroughly qualified for the same. We wish 10
pscpasc . n1nb Der Of them They ere Away
sure Of employment. Persons partially acquaint-
ID with accounts can receive thorough knowl-
edge Of them ~ private class. We are pre-
pared from personal knowledge 10 tell students
and other, that thcv canl OF tain more efficient
course OF Instruction here then in Detroit, Chi
ca,o -. Louis. aud save ore third of the time
spent ia those piscrs. send fig cireuass.
dt'cS eu) WM. BRAiNGAN. Principal
oci i'm Accountant and rfecertor of Acts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

Dsrnorr, Nov. l5.-Considsrable feeling
n manifested here on on account Of the &C.
ton Of the Bosrd of County Canvasse!s,
| vho yeslerday threw out the votes OF the
5th and 9Th Wards on account OF . surplus
vote being returned over the number on
AN HE, the excess being four IN one WARD
and eight In the other.
The Governor, by proclamation, appoints
fhureday, the 10Th, Day OF Thanksgiving
and PRAYER,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

Itum osn Hsuncses battefy 81 rlned eln'
90, ascumpasied b. twelve veteran gun
nerS. a.. -.
The schoouer o. J. Western. when lcss
Aem 0sps. ~, h lid 10 have dc',vs1eo :
cargo ofafms ard ammunition d Aex'c""
ooyf nf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

on CRY, Pa, Nov. l6.-E. D. Slate Of
Tompkin county. New York, ~ operetor
in the employ Of the w. U. Telegraph 90,
at the Boyd farm, Pa, MAS run over by
train last night and 90 seriously injured that
he oied this morning The remains are IL
charge of the Masonic brothers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16

BosToN, Nov. 15.-James Brown, c0l0fed
seaman, con victcd Of murder on the high seas
was sentenced TO be hanged on Friday,
March 18th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-16
HuRLeY'S pQpUIsR pRrd CANDY,

As ills is really specific for 'ms, and tho lest
and most paaahle form TO Civ, children, it lie not
surprising that It is fast taking - Of all other pre-
paraions for Worms-it being 4eless. any child
will take II. anid&w1y
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ITO TIE AFFLICTED.
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treating successfully all
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Which embraces the best and most approved methods
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Diseases. They treat successfully all nervous and
Neurns,ic affections. all forms Of Scrofula Fever cores
and old Ulcers Dyspepsia Disease Of the Liver Ton
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In its early stages, Paralysis Epilepsy, Salt Rhenm
Headaches, I'll Heart Diseases OF children and
Denalnal weakness 4 Sexual Dis.
EASES which are carrying thousands to their gravcs
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TSey treat susceesfuly, on new method all diseases
Practice and better success in the treatment Of all
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M mi snecess = ne tseatslcnt 81 Cancers,
which they CURE without eating them out OF using
the k0tfc Let tnOoe WnO nave lumOts anu pwei-
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| CSafxrrh .Cured.-fhey are treating Catarrh on
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Tnun coSsu1TAnOns for years have averaged from
No - eevQn Thousand year, which gives them an
expefsncs unsurpassd By any, and equalled only ~
- Reucmber they do not promise to cure all ~
n a uooAse. while all dlseaDes ers czlrcable, II "a
Ken In SEASON, al stages mot fonr case may nc
| curshlo ths week, nSt neU-tOday, not to-morr0w'
| hence the danger Of delay.
| No ocse ,ciH b ysorired rhcs there are d'sy
| doubts # Cure or Re'iet.
| Oursems are G Ash; hence the money must hc SEM
III II crders for medicines. 1t cotts from i've q
Siteen dollars per month, to doctor with rs, whcf
l includes medicines.
| 1Is The poor viii be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
patients must write their name. State, and Pos
/ once address plainly. All letters requiring an an
swef must contain letter stamp. and be addressed
i q Dr. KNAPP D son, Box 593l. Chicago, III.
eXr Ar u the above diseases can be treated sue
eessAlly " the pAtiense describing their case IN
Iaaone. when they cannot see us.
I m Knapp. who has visited Davenport, lows reg
nlariy TIE past six years, can be consulted 81 sne
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Ion sas.raay and SUNDAY. November 2a,h and ssth h
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CLEVELAND, o.. Nov. 10.-1he UleSs.
land wool growes' convention reaseeqbled
this morning. Alter an IN animated d..
cussion. the following resolutions with ~
crs, were passdl, although the Illinois'de
CATION desired To increase the duties dbove
those specified inthe first resolution. After
full discussion they waived objections and
the resolutions, were unanimously passed :
Rcsolctd, That the tariff billsas It relates
to wool and woolens. agreed upon by the
Joint committee of wool gsowess 4AA wool
en- manufacturers. now before Coagress, h
one calculated to insure increased prosper.
ity 10 the. grower and. manufacturer, and
WIN tend 10 the general prosperity q the
country; and that we will stand firmly BY
Il and eek. bysaA proper uGaas ~ early
oglOpei00 - AW. esm s1e I'D y
Resolcad, That copiesof sheoU seo6lutiuos
be forwarded to the Hon. David r. WoIls,
to NpM1pmielee e NASaQnd means, end TO
the SekSl6 COMMITTEE having charge Of The
bill.
! HnA 3. B. Potter speke q ~ aboye
.sooln1isa e Qeae lenoA TAeen1ne1p)es Be
advocated favor1n9 eA00 o1n1o o6st4eAl, met
~ hearty concussss1s q tAs coavcstion.
Able spcec1eo ~ beioe nA1e -l1m Other
delegations, and the imperative demand h
general from thi9 convention 70 the Senate.
requesting it 70 CONCUR q Tie House blQie
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LATE NEWS



Rro0 Coneo0ooUs
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE society Of ~
army Of the. Team rcaesembled ~ ncsn
ioe. The following oGDcen were eloeted Tor
the ensuing ycaY President, Gen. ]. a.
Rawlins Vice President, Major General
Blair. r. J. Oclesby, q. 4. Smith, Brevet
Brig Gen W. w. ISeiknap and Fairchild
Recording Secretary. S. M. Dayton; CORES.
rondipg Secretary Brig. Gen. A. Hicken-
ioncr Treasurer. Maj. Gen. NJ F. Force
The greater portion ot the proceedings were
occupied in discussing the proposed
monument to Mai General Mcpherson.
4 resolution was finally passed fixing
upon CLYDE, Ohio, the burial place OF Gen.
Mcpherson, ~ The proper place Tor the
monument.
Alter transactinR some important busioes1
a resolution was adopted 10 hold the ne3S
annual meeting ct st. Louis. the time 10 ~
indicated by ia rs6odsos.
RPoo New Yosk.
New YonK. Nov. 15-6t. Louis special
| says Rev. Dr. NcLead, editor Of ~ Salt Lake
Videfte. who was deferred from return.
| ia0e 10 Uaah BY the es1aaGtnation az u.
Robinson haD arrived hese WIN lscture
upon the subjsce Of ''inoecusatv - ~ and
property of Tie Gentiles In Utah.
will alsO Ieetuse On ~ o1Ajecs through.
out the North and East. with the vtew TO In.
terestinR people generally. In thu matter
procuring TIE iptelposition Of the govern.
naent In behalf Of the persecuted ciu1ens o.
that territory.
Nsw YoRx, Nov. ia special 70 the
Post from Washington says: Secretary Nc
Culloch in his annual report OF former r.
concentrations - far - currency - con
! 4 Ill Cs~p NTH
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cQlaAag NclAL.

DavenpSts Market Report.
OsJsca o. SO DAvENPoaS DsuccnAs,l
9oyember, l6 1855.
fsesA-ssAsnA
e Saeks, pspef, tl1.o0
~ el3.30.
Wboaeeale locts pss Dbl less.
Conx AoAk-No. l. per bushel. s7}Scts
wnsA..-No. !, el.s5. Extra e2.o0. No. 2
d 1891 so.
ConH.-5Vc.
OAss. 8O@35c.
DAnisS.-80075c.
PoeAsoD-6e0s5c.
Omoxs.- -96Q26.
TunnPos-l7e Per 60 lbs.
APrtEA-160ol.6 80.
1UUuu -0e0Aoe.
1ouoIe1eDoO0,
HAx.-D1S.Oc.
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new YOrk m0R0seo.
Nsv Yoak, Nov. Is.
Cottoa-LoWsr q Se<03l.
Flosr-ioosoe end dull. At es.oo@los5 fol
:sPssso = ; x:5Sss.. ed eis oo@lsos for com
sommss - god sAippiag bsssds Ex. r. H. o.
whsee-0psaed s@lc lower and dull, At 92.4;
DAlA ~ No. MIL
Rye-Quist; old western o1.s0.
bef!ey-Aeesipss ss.7i7 bushels market firm
q 81 06 iee weoseen.
Ossn-Dull, hsavv end S0le lower sale6 o,
lsS, 900 bushels q ol.4e0l.Sl les shippiuR nix
- W1Geoea = stsee and a1eot closing q q .2a
QlS0 yellow western el.3O.
Oeeo-nseoipts ~, ~ bushels market dull
I'd lc lover, q e7S7oc Tor Chicago and Nil
ferk-nesyl 81 lever salee Of q, 200 bar
~ $50
49, sss:..'s:::s:' US :. ..s,'s.
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f0H9uC W106o 0U V00 n0Co ~ - vo0 ee0U0o
Prisoner DyaDl.
BUFFALO. Nov. ia Toronto special =
the Erpvsss eives The particulass Of The ~
MAN prisoners eecape from Jill. On to-
ihg Queen'e evidence 10 Wao elvo2 Grootof
frecdUm, and permitted 70 deep IN the chap.
el with the turnkey. Last night he felired
to bed Ut the usual hour, this morning va
seen lying in bed - usual with his clothes
on ai $40 one Of tho turnkeys had occasion
to 60 up Stain And found Ryall non 81. Tho
other turnkeyo Were Immediately aroused
and the police aosified Of the escape. The
escape was effected in 40 daring . manner
that he must have had an sccomplice.
From an examination of the surround
ipRs it appears Ryall after leaving the Ohap
~. we6A down stals6 10 ~ next floor and
entered room used for the storage Of bed
dine He thea tpokoluovy nattrass, toso
il INTO Slirs snd made NJ W 70 the door in
the third fist, which gave exit to the opso
cir % the East SAcs. TIN dooe ~ shout
thirty lees lro0 ~ Rsoo1d - oeoakly
fastened. Ryall had pe0vi0e9 h9lnGtof With
an iron bor with which no Wrenc1ed opea
The door, end aftef tying ~ mnaolAclnoo6
eops 70 . portion Of tke WoodWoek, loH.
cred himself doWa into What = koovn q
ths oatee gard and escaped Nhs0aeA . )ancG
On the Hsss side, which b the WY dllapl.
dated condition. '
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Toronto, Nov. 15.-Thc Court met at 10
O'Clock. when the Fcnian TRIALS were rcsum.
ed. In consequence Of the inclemenCy Ol
the weather the attendance Of spectators
was small
ThQs. School was placed in dock. He is
between 20 and % years of age, anu did not
appear to tcel his serious position. lie was
charged under the six counts.
Mr.. Mckenzie objected. lie said the pris
oner was charged under two sets OF counts,
specifying two different offences, aud that il
was the DUTY Of the crown to elect to which
sett they would proceed.
His Lortlship overruled the objection.
Mr.. Harrison opened the case for the
Crown, in which he explained to the jury
the law of the case He told them it was
their duty, after they had heard the evil
dcnce, to say whether the prisoner was an
| American citizen or British subject
After the examination of witnesses, Mr..
Mckenzie addressed the jury on behalf OF
the prisoner.
Mr. Harrison replied, on the part of the
Crown.
His Lorlship then commenced his charge
and, having read over his notes to the Jury,
stated that the defendant had set up . plea
| Of intoxicatiOn which WAS defense In law.
II the jury believed the evidence, they
should find the prisoner guilty. on the 4th
and 9th counts, that Of being found in
arms with hostile intent; but the circum-
stances were too doubtful to convict him on
thc 9Th count, that OF committing hostile
act.
The jury then retired, and in i've minutes
returned With verdict Of guilty ON the 4th
and 9th counts, and rot guilty on the others.
The prisoner. in reply to his Lordship,
said he had nothing TO say why the sentence
| of this Court BhUOld not be passed upon
him.
His Lordship tnen sentenced him to be
ha aged on the 18th OF December.
Patrick Donahue was then placed in the
dock, but The Crown failed to prove any
case against him. and bic Lordship difecte1
On acquittal.
The prisoner, before leaving The Court,
took up his hat and addressed his Lordship
said Good bless you. my Lord. and gentle.
men all
This concluded the Fenian trials for this
week.
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Rrea Dalssounoeo

BALriuoRH, Nov.16-0essrs. Hindes and
Woods, the old Board Of Police Commits.
sioners formally, surssndseed everything
this morning TO the new Commissioners,
who have fully entered on the duties At the
Commissioners ONCE.
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