Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

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alleGn. th4t tha money was wronelully
oksA me- HIN during 0eneral Dut)ess
manipulation OF alIairs q New Orieana
NAsnvl1Aas. Nay 90.-A reign Il
terror exists h FrAualin county csooo1
By Brcvnlow's militia. Tie citi-
zens held . mesting at Winchester
ON wednesday night, q which tme Il We
reported thas she malitia had taken . mem
rsusSu 0SVWu ou0 u0Vt uS0 u~oUs o1Os tuot
they had shot It another. Many of the
cisissns are hiding 70 avoid being killed.
The President hos been petitiosed to pro.
tect the lives and property Of The people,
falling TO do this the people are recommend
I'd to protect themselvea
The Steamboat General 6igel WAS snaaged
today forty miles above here and aunk In
seven feet q water. The boat was heavily
loaded With tobacco and corn. TIE steam
es A. Baker was sent to her relief.
Nsw YsaE, Nay sl.-Ths sspcsts Of
0ensesl Pope and Co.. Shspssd % the Ne.
bile siet aee paablished. Gen. Pope dss1ares
The Mayor teok no steps 70 prevent The dis>
tusbancss. which svesy bedy sxpsoaed !; and
thsA ~ Chief Of Police Ues eiiAsg 10 syo-
poshy With she sisessu q unft for bis u.
Zee. He rsoeted then t. csinlool MIR
esnduct, asd eophaeieaily afRrne aaethss
net will M sssas Whils lhsis snsssseess
hsld 49,. Col. eAspsed We ~ psssses
u ~ aeeeieg savs: Jedgs Kslly's spsssh
was 6igoided ~ ps1siots, aaA fully -.
qsl0 hin ~ pssvSAisg dlssusdEnses
The Hssald's nelanesss eosFsspsndsnt
says: Gee. Dias - released several hun-
drsd Iopssial psieeasss With Ne ua3ssslaad.
ing ~ thsB 1Ds Wfll ~ dispusd Of by
The 0esssuDso4 q ssos sehse time.
tt nssald's special says: Judge Kelly
6eo6ssgo6 ~ cleoiag upoe10 ef he SsueAoFu
eanpaieu q DaavilIe. VI, yesterday. The
uss1l cseWa ~ sDsenboe6, Win ths aAsi.
oioa Of esvsssl la1y teachers Of oolossd
sehesls % he plaAflfm, A vote Of thanks
tsonssed The 49, = - clsse.
An Ogdensbssy eo.s1Dcndeat Of The Her
alA ssys: Gsa. On E Isaian leader, be-
bssn tssveliag insorh tkesugh Oanada
dusiae The PEA VS0fo, ~ O. Monday
arrived q PresseeA - enlm1ned Ne works
q Ft. Wslnngte0 b reu10niea Of the
oommandast = ~ ~. He then Re.
turned safely - ~ AooGiooa ~.
A Herald NeatssAl special says: The
rumor Of Fsnian Invasion creates no ex-
ciseuent here. The psspls laugh ct the re
ports, and look upon them - very trans>
parent attempt - hoax the Cansdians and
70 cheat the u. s. out Of . portion Of ths
custom dnties.
The Government Of the new dominion Of
Csnsda 10 to be Organized with NJ. Billeau
and Lieu,saant Governor, and Campbell,
Mcdonald, McDougal, Howland, Cartier,
Gait, Mc0es and Laughlin % Ministers Of
State.
A Herald's Annapolis, Nd, special says
The adoption Of the substitute, by the con-
vsntioa, Of the Bill Of Rights % originally
reported BY the Committee on Bill Of Rights,
BY the large majority Of 70 to "a, fairly and
clearly de6nes the position. The substitute
reads that slavery shall not b - -estab-
lished in this State, but having been abol-
ishsd under the policy end snthesity Of che
United States, compensation 10 due u from
TIE United 0eates." The original article
Vas simply ''slavesy shall mot b permitted
in the State"
A Hefald's special says: The testimony
Of Gen. Eckast, fsrmsrly Assistant Sscss-
tasy Of War, confisms the statement that
Booths diary 10 now in the condition Il was
when first ssso By him. sst.
Il 10 Estimated that ahe registry 10 South
Carolina, when oompleled, will show AZ 900
white to 90. 600 eoJossd voters.
The Times special says: In the Mary>
land Constitutional OonvsutiOo, Tuesday.
Mr.. Peters. delegate, said he had received
letter from Chnsies O'O......, e N.~
York, in which be expressed the opinion
that slavosy has never been aboliahed law.
fully, and the amendment 10 THE effect has
no place in the constitution. Nj. Peters
quoted this opinion 70 sustain HE argument
in favor Of allowing slaveholdess to claim
compensation fos suanoipated slaves.
The German Brewers Association hold .
meeting to day 70 complete arrangements for
aiding agitation against the Excise Law
among the Gesmana
Mayor Hoffman, A. T. Stewart and other
prominent citissos, in view Of the fact that
0ea. Sherman b expected 10 this city short.
ly to proceed % his protested Neditssrans>
IN exeursieu, addssssed . letter inviting
him and Aiss Sherman 10 reception previ.
Gus - their departure. The General sent .
reply doled St. Louis, 95th. He statss that
in csnseqasnse u ~ hostile attitude II the
indiana, hs fsels bound IN homer and duty,
70 remain b. bic post and has therefore
abandoned The idea u going abroad lee The