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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
News
BY TELEG R.fPH.
From New Drleums.s
NEW ORLEANS. Nav ID.

NEW OkirANS, Nay IL.
The steamer Mariposa, from New York,
has arrived
Cotton is lower Sales of 900 low mid
dlngs at 32033c. To>day's receipts ,242
bales. Gloomy accounts are received from
Red river. The cotton lands are under
water. Gloomy cotton receipts are look ell
for throughout the Southwest by traders
The hi.h waters have made fearful havoc
with all crops.
Mayor Monroe was ;naugurated with in,
terestins ceremonies. The Presden,s g,n
erous reception OF Monroe was pleasing to
the people, AID his pleasant rece ption by oil
Mayors North and West, was gratifying
and created good feeling.
The delegates to the Episcopal Convcn-
ton, on Wednesday, have arrived. DR.
Mahon is tn favo-;te candidate for Bish.p
The pc ople Of Texas are O. tribu,inc Tor
the family Of Albert Sidney johnson, Who
are in want in California.
Mexican adyices confirm the death Of ex
Gen. Allen, OF La.
Macmillan has returned from fiatter-
ing tour to Carnavoca.
The French troops are concentrating in
Northern McKee,, under Gen. Doucy, to
unite with Msjias and disperse the guer-
rillas. The Liberals arc elsewhere dis. ON,
fitted.
DR. Gwin has bsen released from Fort
Jackson, and will be Acre on the mornings
train.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

INV YoRK. May Is.
The Cornica, Of this city, publishes tic
address from Gen. S. G. Derrnsquesa, the
new Presid mt OF the United States Of Co
lunhia, TO the people Of tie Republc. The
President strongly dcnounces the last in
surrcctionary mo- cnents, ard gives the -
sarance that he viii protect every citizen in
the enjoyment of lis RI hts.
Before sailing. from kaTope, President
Mosquera concluded q treaty VI friendship
and commerce, ard an 'ther elativc to post
al affairs, wit, England. He also arrived
at an agreement with the Papal Govern
ment concerning tho administration of &C
cesiastical affairs, which has long been =
subject Of dispute between the political and
ecclcsi lstical authorities. According to
their agreement he church viii continue to
be separate from he State
The ilcsald's Kio Janejro correspondent
Of the 9Th uIt. says The Brazilian fleet
had reached Tres Bocas on he Paraguay
river, ard was in line extending to Pas0 De
Ia Pstrs. on the PARMA.
Baron Porto Alenare 10 OPT osite Ptopirs
with ie,"00 men s~as9 n
The steamer Dor thea vas captured BY
the Prussian Monitor, Hustler. She Lad
been refused admission to the port and had
been hume 1t sea.
A dinner vas given on board the Ameri>
can steamer South America TO the. die In
guished gentlemen in the city during which
the mos cordial harmony prevailed'snd the
greatest sympathy was demonstrated 10
wards the United States.
The Assald's St. Tbesnass W. II corrcs-
pendent says The idea of Annexation to
the United States vss extending end veil
received in Ill the West India Islands.
Gen. Alments, Hith Gee. 8eneas eGDo
fban - Uhsn1 - EGqeA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

NV York. May 1.-THE Bank sta'enen =.
s,r The nresent week shows an increase -
xss.1 ,s3. special increase Ss.O'9. svO' un.s
r,',;.,n decrease S721,4lS, deposit inc.e"Se
s1io $50. legal tender increase e3oS0.Iis.
s 0ri,,.r Kennedy, OF the Atlantic Dock
prons,vn. Police. this morning discovere'
49,. boiv of q man Il ,ating into the gap from
.,u,tcr.nilk channel and from Ape rance II
Gas achieved to be the body o the late IT
ton KIM Subsequently the body was p's'
,,;v.lv ;dentifie,, hy Mr. Pres on Ia Webster
". ,y;n.,,s nepbew, Mr.. Lydreeker and otii
80 ~ he Custom House. The Coroner wlil
hid an inquest on Thursday. :,
The remains of Preston King are not macn
h,oa,ed and are less lecomposed than mleh,
have been supposed considering the iact ina
thew were in the water just SIX mohths ah'
Ths friends of Mr. Stephens, the Feniar
chief. have perfected their arrangements II"
a great meeting at Woods to morrow. q
rand cscu.s heun has been rendered MN a"'
| declined. He prefers TO 60 as private ~
! tiv;dual. Invitation has been extcndcu y
| noberts and his friends to attend tne meg.
ing. It is not Ut all probable that tue INVITA-
ton will be accepted anu II is Amos. ce. 'a,l
that The Senate and with them large bod,
Of Fenians will not become reconcinAeu :
Tho niaa,ion OF which Ar. Stephens i
now the leader. ~. Dros;
,a,., hos s,pneJ Tic amended habeas corpu
.ct TDc act IS intended to protect civl
ana military officers of the Government IRON
malicious prosecution for acts committee
,urinr the civil war in discharge OF thei
du,y or in obedience 10 or lers.
N.ssrs. Washburne, Boutwell, and l.
R,nnd have been appointed special COIN
mi,tee 10 visit Memphis and investigate tn
recent riot there.
Two deaths from cholera have occurred a
the Quarantine since last report. No nes
Cases.
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FoRTnEss MONROE. May 12-Immediatt
" on adj ,urnment ni the United States Cir
cult Court in Norfolk on last Thursday af
trenoon Judge Underwood left for Wash
ington, d. G. AMI gave particular insirnc
tions to the Clerk Of the Court to exhibit ts
no person or persons the indictment brought
aginst jeff Davis. ite various attaches 81
the President tn Favored Ia vain tn Obtain
permission to copy it, the Clerk OF Court
ac ing under per. mptory order OF judge
Underwood, positively not to allow any one
to see it,
Mai. Gen. Hunter went North last even
ing on tie Steamer Thomas Kelsey.
Ii is under-tno as the result at Secretary
McCulloch's visit that President johnson
has directed the Surgeon vi The post I
make a special report ot the health Of J"ff
Davis, as it is confidently said that during th,
past twelve months the un recessary tramp
ing and Changing OF guards abound his Gel
has prevented him from enjoying at any
time more than two hours ul unbroken
sleep. and that his health is failing rapidly
He expressed extreme plea-ute when lii,
news Of his III ic'mrnt reached HIM, conf
dent ,ha. speedy action in his Case Will 500,
follow
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greoslOnal.

| WASHINGTON, May IL House.. - Mr.
Highly introduced Till granting the RICH
of way and making a grant Of land to III,
Sierra Nevada, Contra Costa Emigration
aud Canal Company in California. which
was read twice AMI referred to the commit
tee ON Public Lasds
Mr.. III Jewell introduced a bill for the re
lief of Brig. Gen. Wright, OF the Unite
States army, which was read twice and re
ferred 10 the judiciary COMMITTEE
| Lie also introduced bill To quiet the TIL,
| 10 the public lands in the town OF Santa
Barbara, which was rea twice and referred
| to the Committee on Private Land Claims
| And alsn bill to authorize the Ocean Mai
Steamship Company service between the
United States and the sandwich Islands
which was read twice and referred 10 The
Post Office Committee.
Mr.. UonnelIy introduced bill to amend
the agricultural bill SO rs to extend the ben
eiits 10 tue States lately i'll rebellion, on the
conditions that the rant On lards should
be conlin. 10 lands III t..eirO~h States. and
that the proceeds thereof should lie applied
to the supper. OF Public Schoo:s. instead OF
agricul ural or scientific colleges 1t was
read twice and referred to the committee on
Pubic Lands
amend the act OF july LIST. S62, 10 aid in the
construction of railroad from the Missouri
river To the Pacific ocean. 1t was lead
twice and referred TO the committee on Pa
cific Railroad
MIR. McCuilum introduced bill 10 pro
vide for the constitution Of the Indian
tribes to establish civil government IN the
Indian Territory. Read twice and reieI red
to the committee on the I.ierior. ~.
Mr. Stevens introduced joint resolution
aut horiziLg disappointment Of an adsiitio IN
Secretary OF The Navy for six months from
tie LIST Of June next. he explained TINT
the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy WIS
about to proceed to Europe TO examine the
navies and navy yards, and that I'm addition
al assistant would he required during his
absence
Some opposition having been manifested,
the joint resolution was IN motion of Mr..
Stevens, reierred 10 tho COMMITTEE on Naval
AffAirs
MIR. Williams nf Pa introduced a resolu-
ton which was adopted inetruc,ing the Ju-
dNisry Committee 10 inquire iEtn tie expe
'iency of Altering laws So MS ~ sbiogmtc
The tenure of lClIlee NJ the g1tslsert* " he
spIsp 'ntiug power, end to make all ofiicial
fruits 10 be stermisAseds at .cettAjn ti,ues
subject only to the condition o. s I'D behav-
= NJ. Stevens offered ths following rcsolu
Rssoleed, That Committee ofthses ustn
6ers be srpnin,ed BY the speaker whceo
duty It elaall be 10 proceed to MemphSS WITH i
~ unnsessnDgy vlsl4y - anksaa lavsnlG&
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LATE' NEWS


r.reagn Arrival
y..ru,. Polrr, Nay ,4;-Ths ss s.so.'
Lysp :, II. 49, co ss s sS sos's
derry 4th, bss Ter s "a vices are one day l.tcr.
'os voeuec oer Heivet,a, from Liverpool e =.
L.s sse v"rI has pus back with cholera on
!"l rev ..n deaths occurred before sue
Fe,cneo vi Nav 2.-The National steam
Mv wEl,avs decided 10 st p German emit
s'ns 'se Gnvernment has ordered full exam
;n., ss " Of ali German emigranls before 'ne''
au rho,era made its first appearance amoi e
The c Germsn emigrants while they were II
Liverpool. -,.u .,.s,;or remains un
changed. a n Tho French Gov
into moi 10 attack Austria.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
coMM ERclAL.
WEEKLY ssAuxEr REPORT

CTFiCE Davenport nEnocRAr.I
Tuesday evening. May 18th, 1864
FLous.-- Wholesale. per bill. $7.s0
In sacks, f..UD
IN bulk Is co.
Retail in Dbl. &S 90.
IN Sacks. $500.
In bulk, $50
Com MEAL-Np. per tusbel 70 ets
WHEAT Receipts not very large. Nc,
old wheat brings Al 50 pr bushel. No.
nrwswheat $l.20. No 2, &l.OO
CosS.-Receirss light. No. / brings AZ
@s6 its pcr bushel.
O.rs.-A fair quality brings 25@as cts
per bushel.
BARLEY.-The receipts have been fair.
No. brings 40 cents. No. 2, 26A3o a.
per bushel.
OSioSs.-No demand whatever.
POsATo.s.-86 cts.
Enns.-Per dos. 10 20 12}cts.
bUsrsR.-Per pound 92} IT..
WaiYB BEANS. - Dull q 4oc076e.
L w PoRx.-S7@7 90. declining.
HAY.-Per ton es@4I2.
CoAI.-loc u Railroad Depot; 1se q
cal yard.
ArrLEs. = Fair qnality. PET barrel g.
Mo&tY Easy and demand large. New
York Exchange bsying :. par, selling q !
premium. Chicago buying q d.scount.
selling = premium. 81 Louis, bay,ne
It I discount, selling premiums. 1905
2 per cent prsninm. Prices govsensd ~
Eastern maske1os Denond st esopoua1
!9eefest nelee omea sss 49, nnas sls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
ult for Dams ges.

BosroN, May IA suit was commenced
in the Supreme Court To day by John 81.
Way of Koxbury. claiming $4,000 damage
from John l.. Dow aud otherpersons, whom
he charges with infliciing injuries upon lis
person, as he leader Of Il mob which sur
rounded his house on the night If the LIST
Of April. 1865. The affair appears to have
originated from doubts of Ways loyalty.
and he was compelled to nail a filg TO his
house, make Il loyal speech, and was consd
cru bly, hustled about on the occasion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

WAsmINGrox, May IA. = The Sab
bath School Union, composed Of thirty
eight Protestant schools, S7S teachers,
and 1000, scholars celebrated their anniver.
sary to-day with six bands Of music, floral
decorations, national flags, emblems, &c -
They proceeded! to The grounds where they
wcr, entertained with vocal and insirumen
tai music The spectacle was beautiful and
Interesting
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15
From I. sabsvl1le.

LrU'svtLLv, May IA.
Ten tenement buildings on 4th and Bill.
latte streets. we're burned this morning.
L"ss $50. 000-insured for $34. 800. princi>
pallv il home companies.
This afternoon q fire is raging on ne
p' em'ses Of Geo. b Robertson. ln,nl er
merchant, on Market street, and . total de-
s'rnction Of his establishment and conti>
snous building "a is feared.
~ the case Of Col. Jacques. OF Iii, whose
.rsaI On an indictmen. for murder has been
''rsome days in progress. the Jury ,hi.
morning returned verdict Of mot guilty.
without leaving Their seats.
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F.or,, sou.h America.

New YonK, Nav live have Bueno:
Ayr,s dates 10 March 81. and Rio Janerio t.
April . tie Paraguarians had, it was sale
crossed Parana at Cantilaria, sIivcn back
by the allied outpost and were advancing
agaiLst tie BRAZILIAN army under Bar nall
Gree City Buenos AyreS, was visited by II
terrific hurricane on the IS b # March, blow
ing down several houses and doing real
damage. Balira Sugar market dull, trade
brisk at Buenos Ayres, but rather unsettled
N ktn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

Dried traits.
chicago Markets,

By Telegre'hi CH,oAoo, Nsy IL
F:'ur-Nlrket active and firm to day
Wheat 1rrerrla- aid pr c.. uhsettled. No
and closed VI e.'tcn At u tsCsl 66K No. 2 srr'ns
sitting At .l.17@1 is scuth s-ide; and .S0Q1 81
on north eide rejected spring ID nj 500 Sic
Corn-In e Oh demand Ma. ket Lrm. No. l. 51(a
SIC No. l IN stor a..
O,ts- Firm. 49, fer M I 8l@3tKc for No2
Bsley-buli aud In active FOR domestic IL 10 i'm
possible tn give any rel able Quotations. Canada
Barley anwed at 9'cG&isO
Lard Inactive snd ominaf 22s a2,xc
ttrolcu In good demand from shippers and
market 10 fair.
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An fSfAlflBkE
~e"traizeno all superficial Poi.


This is one Of tie crandcst tlisrover.. 4, .,,..,
sscnec On which the present century can ipast !,
xniiy neutralizcs. destroys and rtndrrs nor ,i !.
nsrmicss every specioe OF pos uhous ar
srmsrsn S'as T is cisrnal Kin or le Internal neas
MAhE Of the disorder l. No importance - m ois
Sod rae'ca ~ washing. garglsny 81 ieet t,a. =
- vw"u a Tablet L sovereign irmcdv -, Ia
aav.. llises Pricky Heat and ali other .s ,sn
~. ~ the poison OF Oak Ivy Sumsch Ia
~ ips Sore Eyes Sore Nipples. Old ,i sorss l rs
Ss.s,e Throat, Dptheria In its frst siag,s =
~ sa.ncsees o. every kpd-ln sI,.,r, 1aSes =
- j g II, li In;s,"s Rssssr sn ddIf. 1y
80 e. unIrs,nss % ,ss,s Me,rhrare or ExiernsS
=. IT. T!sk gUli,EN TASIRT" ' s .us'ce sA
enS b htre ard man's rurr-i seesnsa wvm-
aonn q 80 sexcs will find Il indr,.,,se ~ kv-
- eirc.l1r = ssnt iise q III ltssss! Sf
- tse!e.1 w. q every Instance, n
~ 8 - l,Ie " wneSs' nIn' .;, sc.a
~ go 49, 9. end Ncsy0as Drii}sv1P e
D00D G1Doo6 AGoiinrSssS - =. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

EAsTponr, Me May 14.-Acting Admiral
Dogs has just left here on the steamer De-
sofa to demand an explanation from tue
Commander of the English steamer at ST.
Andrews in regard to iillDg into the pleas
ure boat off Rnbbeintine, with party OF
Americans on board.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-rcnswned
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self you will receive the picture by return mail, To-
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A Household Necessity exists for
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-15

WASHINGTON. May 10.
The President has approved the bin
amending an act relating to the habens cor
pns and the regulation o! judicial proceed
ms in certain cases, and approved in
March, 1868. It is therefore a law.
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DER. TOBIAS.
Venetian l.inilllnnA

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Nsw Yoax, May Is.
Cotton-Dull 34@3J.
Flour Onened firm, closed dull and 1C@20c
,wer. &s.e5@S 20 Elk. State, ~ 40@&lO.
Wheat-No receipts. opened steady, closed
dull. nominally 2(14 lower.
Rys-Quiet sag Western.
Corn Opened shade tirmer, clused quiet s9@
81 unsound, S2@s4 sound.
Oa,s-Qui.t, 1890 new. 5sI<@s0 old.
Pork Quiet. and closed heavy, &3N.75@43
new, closing $3o.75 regular and S29.75@ $50. 90
old.
Whisky-Quiet at - 26t1226JS.
Petroleum-Dull at 2415 crude 40, refined
bond.
Latest MARKET.
Flour Closed 10@ 15c lower.
Wheat-Closed dull end nominally 204 lower
COrn-Closed quiet.
Pork-CloSed heavy and lower, rev meas $50
Lard-Closed decidedly frmer, It l9@22L.
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Mason Il ualnlin'S Cabinet Osgsrs,
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the EMBODIMENT OF
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DEAD HEADS.

DEAD HEADS.
or. in other words heads whose once glorious locks
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which the snow OF age has prema' urcly drif,cd and
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NEWARK n. j., oct ~ 1sc3.
On. RApwAY-Yonr Pills and Ready Relief have saw
cd ms daughters life In June last she Ell hcen
yeats of age, and for three months her mcnses were
suppressed She would frequently yomit blood, sui
feied terribly from Headache and pain in the smii
OF the back and thighs and had frequent fits o. nYs-
tcfics Necomnencod by giving her six of yGur Pills
every night, and rubbed the Ready itecfo her SPINE
back and hips We continued this ircatmel / one
week. when To our JOY she relieved of her din.
cuiiy She is now well and regular, and has been 50
ever sincc. Yours very truly,
J. q. HODGsON.
our Pills cured me Of Piles that feel assured was
caused by oNcr-dnsing with drastic pills
DIR. Hallway Iiii- sold by druggists and store,
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