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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23
Goods at " a1ue.

.a.,it Tot Do04 II 5eHH @hhs nVie1t9i
1--WE have the most complete stock
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed to the seasons which we will sell of
cheap until March. We make no
ridiculous pretensions by advertising
articles cheap, and when customers
call for them care just out" or by
pretending to sell at cost (eost to Gus
toners, Of course). Many goods are
high enough at Eastern cost. % 81
b With many thanks to our friends
and customers for the past VERY
LIBERAL PATRONAGE, we enter the
new year with confident, hope Of a
continuance of the same, and promise
/ to leave. nothing undone to merit it.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 3 The Democratic Com
vention. composed Of delegates Of all tao
wards in the city. met yesterday afternoon
in the Recorders Court. TO nominate men
TO be supported as candidates for election at
the ensuing municipal canvas for the offices
Of Mayor, City Treasurer. City Collector,
City Attorney, Clerk Of the Police Court,
and Police Magistrates.
After consultation between the friends Of
Judge Henry Fuller and +. c. Sherman the
nomination Of Sherman was made unani-
nous. Sherman was called before the Con-
vention and made short address, and the
Tunes report Of the meeting says there was
much enthusiasm. Tho no ninations FOR
the other offices were made harmoniously.
A Springfield special says that the Re
publicans in the various wards yesterday
nominated . municipal ticket for next Tues-
day. General John Cook for May or, heads
the ticket. anu the Soldiers and Germans
are fairly represented.
W. Is. Hanna, an able lawyer Of Bloom.
ineton is mentioned in connection with the
Supreme Judgcship OF the Division Cour,
to be vac tied.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05
LATEST news
b. TELEGRAPH,
TO TEE D.xg.Y DEMOCRAT.
EEW YGnlS.

Nav fenK. Aps.l . = Leonard Huyck
was yesterday released from arrest by order
q tue Government, On nominal bail, on the
ground that there did 10, sppear sufficient
evidence to jnstify his further detcniion.-
lie was under arrest in default of $500, 900,
and the Govsrnuen. reduced the amount to
81 600 Joseph Is. Stewart jusafying ~
surety
In the Superior Cont, part lss, in the
case Of Mess Strssburger W. the Western
Union Telegraph Co.. for damages for the
uonsdelivsry OF . telegram, the Jury ysstsr>
day returned . verdict for the plaintiff for
t6sC.o5. The plea set out BY the defend
ants was that . storm had Frustrated the
wires and they were unable to forward the
dispatch.
An lmpcrialst report from vers Cvus.
says that Escobsdo had been attacked by
Mia and routed also, that Corona had
been routed by Mejia while attempting to
join Esccbedo.
The Herald's Havana correspondent Of
March 9th, says: am informed by pas>
sengers on board Of the steamer Barcelona.
that revolution which had taken place was
Of the most bloody kind. The loss ON the
part Of the. revolutionists was very heavy,
and the streets Of Porte Au Prince wero lit
orally covered with the dead This is the
fifth attempt to put down Geffeards Gov
crnmcni, and at last successful, SO far as
Geiflard is concerned.
Tho Tnbune's Havana correspondent OF
the same date says that Getirard succeeded
in getting the upper hand Of the insurgents
after q desperate engagement, in which
many lives were lost, the rebels being ter :
ribly cut to pieces by the shells and projec-
tiles of Geifrards parsissns. The streets Of
Port Au Prince were strewn with dead
bodies.
The strike Of the house carpenters, in this
city continues. Several more employers,
yesterday, accesded TO the claims OF the
workmen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05
Chicago Market.

CHicAso. April 5
flonr-Narket ssmpa,hized strongly with
wheat and prices higher and irregular: some
holders reported an advance of 15c per barrel
on certain brands but this was an extreme. rs
IS 10 soc per barrel would cover the improve.
ment. Saea white winter extras at 4l3. 15Gls.
spring extras a; SO 5Jd 1860; spring super tine
as.5od97a
k,c Flour $1.15;ds.25.
Wheat-Most intense excitement prevailed
and prices were lccyl2c higher en- Ne spring
at 81 80. sold up TO 81 80 weakened ard fell to
sass, rallied rgain finally and closed with sell.
ers at $ft9 and buyers az Ss for No. | spring !:
sc,rce and nearly oil, held BY one party; few
sales 1T 2.s0; rejected scarce at lie. It is prop
err 30 state that Bankers deem the prices Of
wheat danger ous aud refused to advance over
LOO to LIS per bushel on No. 9 spring
torn-No very active. opening at 9stsc.
advancing to 81 o.; was rather irregular. but
closed firm with sellers at ~ Oa; No = ut s2,sc
for fresh rejected 2egsc higher. at s5@ sslse !;
closing at ssh @ssc.
Oa.s-No. 2, 2isQsc. higher, and active at so
@bSc.. closing firm at cuts de price.
kye-No. excited. quite active, and sG9sc.
higher, vita closing sales at 81 for winter, and
l.42 for fresh
Barley-In rpecial houses No 2 was held firm
~. and thus far above buyers views regular
about Sc higher. at Les.
ProvisionsThe market remains dull
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05

HEAR nr.so~,
II y e AHVN
Strcngshcnrss kaeCcuees .


NAfa agtsrispn appryit a. az ttlaek fsoga n
ez'alac encsnv. what does ftuos II srasafrrSs rna
ii=EscEs The human systsGs. this period Of the
year IL ocieseuree By NOR d influence The at
nosphe.e i full u them. Eycry change % weather
sys the feeble orcn - ther atscks. WHIST 4 y he
dore IN orcerto blfe ihcr 5n-efn, bHt ever ar'ifr,
foesf eraseeriss rue rrTgss1s. DO yo1 AK how :
Tie -iswer l. sinalr-the mems vilhia tae reach os
all Reafprec the Vial orgsns anG the ueFFons fys-
tea with nosgHTrKsss BIwTERs. Toua tie s.orl.
aeb. regulate tie towcls, reuse The sugwi-A Lvef.
neer the spirits. enrich and purify the ,lsl CUR II
wlsh IosTgTTEIss BirrERs Thets The way 10
sTIfNeEnrS Tue OBJECTS, and render the capitol Of
heath inpregnsble. II you wish to cscsps bilious
h,ad-ache intermittent fver. inaie sion, and ner-
vous visitas.onsso enjoy. In all IS p.sn:itudc, the
blessing Of "a sound mind In s,nna body~ uee this
inrnMpsabis psrventivs and restorative. pre-
serves health In the healthy and II in the weak
and ailing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA
CounfY o. ScoIT.
In The District Court:
To Harry J. Hughes, end - Hughes,
bis wife. John Feeter, II. r. Cleussen,
Charles E. Putnam, Van h. Rowe, Louise
Washburn, WILDER r. Wastbusn, Sarah
Z. Cranden. Frederick Washburn, and
Emma Washburn, heirs a Law Of. ]. g.
sWashburu. Diseased j. w. Churchill
N. w. Davis. Jr., WIN. .. Kidder, j. &.
bills, AID Charles II. Sheaf.
SiRs You ard eacn Of you are hereby
notified tfnt there ID nov on Tie In the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court for
Scott eounty, State Of Iowa. . position oI
Mary Fulton, praying the foreclosure Of q
mortgage executed 10 her By Harry J
Hughes, Of date November oath, A. D,
1856, upon thst part Of block No. one q Ia
A. @. Fulton's addition to East Davenport,
Scott conaty, love, particularly described
= follows. 70 Wit Beginning in the south
line Of said block No. one az one hundred
and Hftcsu (ll5) tset eastwasdly from the
-oouth9est cesoes e said block thence run
ninE northwardly ina line 1t rghtangles to
The seoeh side Of SD block one hundred
and iifly (l5O) feet = the south side Of Cot.
No. ASenss themes saotward)t along the
south side Of Cottate Avenue, forty (40)
.Get lhsoce eouth6srdly in line ct righ,
angles 70 the south side Of said block one
hundred and fifyl (i5o) feet 10 the ssath
side Of said bod thence westwardly
along The ssuth eide Se said bleck fortg (40)
feet to the place Of beginning upos which
mortgage che flainsif claims o new dse
hse n sum e sixtssa huedse4 VI, oOO)
dsn1sA No pssse6al e31io b osee agsiecs
any o. you except Tie said Harry J..
Hughes.
Nov. unless you appsas and answer
thereto % . before ason Of ~ sscend day
Of the NEXT tern Of said ceust 10 b begun
and holden on the first Monday in Nay, A.
D.. 1857, your default win b ehtesed aud !
decrss reedssed . prayed.
Dated March 1lth. 1867.
Szs s*f WN. A. FOSTER,
I'D II. Attorney fer Plaintiff.
~. ,. Rev. Stamp, so cts.,l .
attachsd and Cancelled.
~~ mari 6s4lt-odW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05

Ex-senator Nssmi,h Of Oregon has bees
nominated Minister (, ausIis.

y -'st'sstI u AUSTIN.
lae democracy Of Chicago greeted the
Sess o. the connecticat election with q sa>
late Of pee hundred gins.
Ga wednesday night yonng swede,
name apano~n, was drowned ut MDline.-
lie wandered oat On the bridge leading to
the island and fell over.
A young nan named John P. Getz died
suddenly at colambas City, Iowa. last Sat-
usday, from drinking the contents ofa bot
tle labelled "wahoo B.ters"wh;ch he found
in the street.
At puouque company has been organ.
izeP to build bridge across the Mis.issip.
pi river 1t that place. The capital stoak 10
to be 81, Qoo. 900.
The Attorney General has given an opin>
ion that the military commanders updsr The
Reconstruction act have no RICH. 70 remove
State or city officers elected by The people.
Two men were seriously injured, and enc
fatally, at Montpelier, W., By the prema-
ture discharge Of = gun while firing salute
in honor OF the Connecticut election.
The Russian American treaty eedios ter
ri.ory to the United States has been post,
ponsd by the Senate until The next session.
of Congress.
The boot and shoe store II j. j. Mccoy,
q. Bloomington, ILL.,, was entered ON Tues
day night ~ burglars, and about $500 worth
of boots carried away. No clue has been
discovered Of the thieves.
Two hundred thousand dollars worth OF
glassware was sold at auction al Boston on
Thursday-,he largest sale Of tho kind ever
held i'll this country.
England, at last accounts, had in ireland
$4,000 regular troops, comp sed Of infant>
~, cavalry, artillery and engineers; the
csnstabulary, numbering II 600 men the
Dublin Metropolitan constables ,Os9, and
the local force Of towns, 500-in addition to
which may Be computed 100 detectives,
making total force Of IS, 3s9, exclusive Of
special constahies, msrnes and loyalist pres
lection corps.
The library. lef; Il him BY hi. uncle.
Chas. I. Biowne, Wills ito the best boy in
the school Of his native village, Waterford,
Me-" 8
A neg'o. residing in Georgetown, Ky, q
few days since received BY exc rsss . large
dry goods box, and was hcrried to findlie
contained the dead body Of his mother, who
had been living at Lexington.
Lucy Stone aud hss husband, Henry b.
Blackwell. started for Ka nsas Tuesday
morning. TO canvass that State On the ques>
ton of equal or impartial suffrage. BY spec.
ial invitations Of the Govesnoe and leading
citizens Of that State.
The corner stone Of the proposed reform.
, ed Catholic Cathedral was laid in Honolulu,
, 5. L., by tho King. assisted by Bishop Sta>
ley and the clergy, intended as q memorial
Of the late King kimchamah. A large fleet
; Of whalers was ut the Islands on the 23i Of
, February, well ldea with oil.
: Col. Wood, Government detective made
Z grand raid on the buyers and sellers Of
counterfeit treasury notes, fractional cur
, rency, &C., in Rochester on Tuesday,
: Twenty persons were arrested tho reside n
. different places in western New York and
! lodged in jail On Wednesday eighteen
Q more were brought in.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05
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WI. n. RDnrIOE,

4 frOKSEl AZ LAW. Office No - bra,
IN INJECT DavepuCst Iowa der9e dtt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Judge Shaker
and j Il. Walker submitted this morning
on behaf Of the State OF Mississippi, bill
Of complaint in the supreme Court with a
payer that the P.e>ideut AMI his officers
AMI agents, and especially Gen. Ord. be
perpetualy ,nlcined AMI restrained from
executing an act to provide for more Ell
ficient government Of the rebel States
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05
rs... T.. FRENCH.

SsE.ASAE AZ 0aGfe
4 rrJRSEyi AND CoUNSELLoRS AT
4. ~ >. = corner OF SECOND and brady
streste. davenport, Iowa. novA-dN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05
Disease or tho Eye.
DR. .y.sN. C.4.NPHELL,
&C UIIS T.
tAls Second - Ia 10 Claire Block. No
s1sr.s made Tor ur successful services
Avenw.-. Iowa ieb2 iiy

"a 20 saADi STREET. BELOW SIC
x pna ~ rps oons'snt.y on hand AID askes
TO older
GOATS, Boys and Chtldres. .
UL0rdiNo eftse best mrterlsI aud Ia manner
Ihsa eanaot fail 60 give Satisfaction III era
pstron age respectfully solicited my2l-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05

ST. Lcun, April 5.
Flonr-ttrm but quiet fall superfine At slo. %
0ll.c0; extra a. tl2 Oo01I2s5; XX al el4.25d
1928; choice At els 250l7 90.
whest-Firm; choice and fancy Qualities in
request; pine to choice fell at Is. 2SGas 40
Corn-DuA end weak, Offering 1t 81 o20l. os
Civ, for choice mixed, yellow and white.
Osts--Fism, st SEQ. per bushel.
lsarley-Firm rad unchanged
Ry.-l.s5tdl 81 per bu
Frovisions-Qaist and unchanged.
Ness Purk-Very dull. at f22 s,.
bacon Dali, at exc for shoulders. Sides
ls1@l2stc.
I.srd-Duil at l2Cslsizc for tirrce and kep
Tobacco Dull
Wh"kev-Dull and nominal at s2.l4
Nsy-frm al 1910
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05
COMFORT AND
LY0N'Sl PERIODICAL DROPS

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FoR flIEGU-
LaRITlEs
These Drops arcs -ceniiieally compounded nud
PREPARATION, and better ihaa any Pills, Powders.
No-'rums. Being liquid, taeir action Il direct ard
posii-e. cntefng them r,' abb, speedy aDl cer-
tain speca> for the cure OF al ohstru AMI sup
prcssions oil mature. Their pu arity is Indicated hy
the fact tina, over iuOWe bottles arc annually sod
AMI consumed by the ladies Of the United States
ever, Of whom speak in TIE s.rongest terms Of
prasae oftheir grost merits Taey rapidly taxing
the lace ofevery other Female Remedy. and con-
tdcrcd by Mi who know aught OF them. as the surest
saett and most inslliblc preparation in the world,
for the cure "f all female complaints, the removed OF
ali ohstructsons oi uatarc. and the promotion Of
health regularity and strength. Explicit directions
stating when they may be used. and explaining when
and why they should not. uld not be used with
ont producing effects contrary 90 natures chosen
laws, will he found carefully folded around each hot
tie. with the written signature Of JomS l.. LYos with
out which ronc are genuine
Prepared by Dr. JOHN l.. LYON. 1876 Chapel st i,
New Haven. Conn, who can be consulted either per.
sonslIy. or ~ mail enclosing st,mpl conccrning all
private discnees and female weaknesses
sold by Druggists everywhere.
C. q CLARK 4 CO.,
Genera Agents foi tho Z. y. and Canadas.
mar t-codSwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05

Cincinnati Marker.
49,, CNcTyxAri, April O.
0Eiosr- In coed demand and prices e5c. high
er.
Whea;-in good demand and prices 80. high
err No. Winter S9p0. white ISIS
Cors-ln good demand. at CSC for mixsd in
sacks. and CSC for white
Rye Soad at 81. 10
Oa's-7eG7ir. and srm.
Fsrlex-Lnehanged.
Whissey- Dull.
Cotton-pull
frov,siobs-U nchsnged and oert and .a,h
ing of consequence done.
l.ard--Enm but quiet.
Ness Pork~-&23 20.
Bntter-3eQSac.
Cheese-lfdlsLc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05

Nsw YoaK. Aprit g.
fieur-5Q9lec. better. eli. ooCfela co for ex.
ra State. and $l..sSQtl2 so for Hoop Ohio.
whea,-sQse. better, good enquiry for
r. Wssso 'ol w. MA
srn ~ r 'A'' "sss-
barley Heavy.
Corn-ASast q. better more active. sou
s'ote' ena is9l.Sl for new aAoet l.xsfn
Oats .Rsster steaAier, s7Gzcs for old we.,.
ern. and es@Tc for new. ~
regular. - s''e
Iard-Dfooring.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05

Also one person fo- Alderman IN each Ward Of the
CITY.
Also ON the question VI adopting ordinance ent-
tied IAN ordinance 70 provide nr paying the Chair
man Of ~ Commissos On strseeas
rs1s Srs POI III g cp,.sd = - Ward to ~
O'Clock p. n, e TIE ALLOWING pleeeo. W.:
lss vara-At the hOuss Of 0einsicA NCedta. Wet
Second Street ILL I
fAwaEd At ~ hssse o. \. G, Asllcr. Corner Of
Funesn cerese I'D We~sesa Avsnue.
- WaEd-At ~ Court noaoe
9Th 0ard-At to CITY Han
~ Ward AT the tssneylvania uruse
= eh War6--At the Old echool HOuse IN East Dsysn.
port.
Dsvvnpost, March sssA. TEST. DB NASH.
City Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, IS.
COUNTY OF ScorT.
In the District Court.
To Phineas Merwin and - Mcrwin, his
wife, John Atchiscn, Jas. j. Lindlcy, d.
Workman, Rosalic Huntington, Wads-
worth & Parks, and Richardson Bros,
SUCCESSORS TO Richardson, West 4 Co.:
Sins: You and each Of you are hereby
notified that there s now on fiie in the office
Of the Clerk of the District Court for Scott
county, State Of Iowa. = petition Of A. c.
Fulton, praying the foreclosure Of morris
gage executed to him BY Phineas Merwin.
Of date November 1lth. A. ID. 1856, upon
losts Nos. seven "a, eight 90, nine (9)
and ten l0). in block No eleven (ll), in
A. G. Fulton's addition to East Davenport,
in Scott county. Iowa, upon which mort
gage the Plaintiff claims as now due him
the sum Of Five Thousand ($5,O0O) Dol.
lars. No personal clam Ia made against
any Of you except tho said Phinsas Merwin.
Now unless you appear and answer there
70 on Of before noon OF the second day Of
the nsxt term Of said Court, to be begun
and holden on the first Monday In Msy, A.
D. 1867, pour default will be entered aad .
decree rendered - prayed.
WIN. A. FOSTER,
Atty for PITT.
Dated March 14th. 1857.
$50 Ola, U. >. Rev. stamp,l
attached and cancelled.
Anhfk X. Az - =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05

saSus SoSA a w.. ucAuiuE nOSc.s-...s.- lu
Aid Mcneil moved that the coneiders
ton Of the matter be laid over for the action
Of the new Council.
Lost by the following vote:
Yeas-Davis, Frizzell, Mcneil and Sey-
mc uf.
Nsys-Andrcsen, Jones, Kuhneu, Noe
and Warne bold. =
Aid. Noe moved that said repor, be
adopted. ate.rs
Ali. Andersen moved to amend by re-.
ierfing To Gas Committee and City sAttor.
Dey to ascertain whether favora bic con
tract cen i've made as to time of paying the
S4uo. aad Glso 10 procure q less number Of
lamp posts ,nan 10 II possible AMI report to
Council.
Carried ~ amended. ~ra
Aid. Mcneil offered the following reso.
luton:
Reselrsd, That the City Clerk be in
seructed to issue orders for salary of city
cmcers for respective amounts due them n
April LIST, 1861.
Adopted.
A'd- Jones Offered I'D scilo vim. re.olu
ton:
R@aesd, That the w.lS,e natter pertsiu
ing 10 The ote ming a an sAiey On 0sh street.
6etween Perry ard RAcss lslard streets be
w |. shs faosr. - zaA.f
= d : 'roa ,As Quincy nDurted.
y. 3. ExsH, City Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05

Due CUy. ......... 321 IA "A
For the above amount have the Collect.
or's receipts.
+. W. WATSON, Wharf Master.
The annual report OF the Street Com.
missioner was received, ordered filed and
published with the proceedings, which Is as
follows
srREEr COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
To the Honorable Mayor and Aldermen Of
tbs City Of Dapeapon
Gentleraes:-Ths following will give yeu
the amount expended on the ssseets. levec,
public grounds and city stoss quarry for
the year ending April Let, 1867. and how
expended
The fourteen .diBbsent reports that the
Street Committee aad I have presented
showing the kind Of labor. uhen and
where and bY whom performed. ..... Sis. 1872 81
Various bills allowed for lumber ..... lO6isa
limes eand and
Various bi.ls allowed for nails, tools ana rec
paias :......:...... ....... b97 St
~ t.sil oft. Q. Ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-05
CITY ELECTION.
Publ1e Notice

NOTICE Is HkREBY GIVEN THAT IN PURsu-
= snrr % the provisions OF the City Charter and or
dinsncns 81 the CITY az Davenport. there VIII he held
an election on the tth day u April. 1897, the Same be-
INK The ars, saturday IL sad April. for the following
City cficer-. va
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

CRicAso. April 8.
Cattle-heceip,s 50 cars choice 10 prime
es.6o@s.0o fair 20 good se..5G7. so; common
TO medium a. 5u@6.l5
Hogs Receipts 52 cars; choice to p,i.Ae
es.so@7 Isl fair to good e6.25as 20 common
30 medium (6uo@625