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NEWS SUMMARY.

Especial to the Northwestern Associated Press ]
CHICAGO, Feb. 12.
The weather at Louisville is clear, with
the mercury at SO. The river is falling, with
six feet over the rocks.
Major Anderson arrived at the United
States Hotel, in Louisville, this morning. He
leaves for Cincinnati at noon.
The mail boats will resumed their regular
trips from Louisville tomorrow,
MAJOR General Hancock arrived In St
Louis to-day, from the East.
A correspondent from Messilla, New Mex
leo, says the Indians are very troublesome e.
In that neighborhood much stock has been
stolen, andseveral murders have been com
mitted.
A st Joseph despatch says that ad1ices
from the Upper Missouri state that Governor
Faulk. of Dacotah, has been summoned to
Washington on matters connected with the
Indians of that territory. He takes fifteen
representatives. from each tribe With him.
A Des Moines special says the Shell Rock
post Office was robbed the other night BY, a,
It is supposed, one Catlett.
An Indianapolis special to-day says ths
trial of Stretcher, for killing Andrew StewAr
during the riot on the occasion of the Presi
Dental visit last fall, has commenced, and il
Of intense interest. Afidavits from Presi
dent johnson, Gen. GRAM, Secretary Seward
and others, will be introduced in the eours
of the trial.
A St. Louis special says the Upper Missis
sippi mail contract has been taken from tn
Keokuk Packet Company and given to til
Northern Line.
The Missouri Legislature is considering tn
question Of aAjourning on the first Of Decem
Der. The same proposition is also before tn
Illinois Legislature.
Four bears were recently killed within
few miles Of ST. Louis.
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Extensive Fire im .ve,r YORK
Organization OF the River Improve
ment Convention.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
GOLD CLOSED 1876 81.
FROM WASHINGTON.


New YoRK, Feb. II.
A Times Washington special says that it IS
nlw stated, OF good authority, that the Pres,
ident has become ready to cooperate with
Congress in measure to avoid SO extreme q
resort. as is proposed in the Military Govern
ment bill, and that there would be no diff
Guilty in securing his assent to bill based on
the leading principles OF the Constitutional
Amendment, aud at the same time provide for
a more generous and eiectual protection of
the personal rights and liberties lnthe South
ern States than Is now enjoyed.
Times Washington special says the delay
in the North Carolina Legislature TO act on
tie Reconstruction rropositiea OF me south
ern Governors, is looked upon in Congress as
ominous, as that State was expected TO lead
the way in its adoption.
A Herald Washington special says the four
per cent .oan certificates, payable on demand,
and made legal tender, for the purpose OF
the bank reserves, will be authorized. The
power to withdraw greenbscks, not to exceed
four millions, will not be taken from the Sec
retary, but he will saspend action until the
compound interest notes shall have been dis
posed of, aud the money mrrket is easy.
The friends of the bankrupt bill are o. the
opinion that 1t will now pass. They propose
to try IT,
a JFtOlUe washington speclal says MF.
Stevens intends calling up his conhscation bill
this week
1t is doubtful whether the loan bill viii be- re
ported to the Senate. Secretary McCulloeh
is very anxious for an early report
1t is understood that Gen. Grant expresses
surprise at the utimation that he approves o
the Military Government bill. He deems
unwise, as the provisions would probab
bring him into conflict with the Executive, h
immediate constitutional superior. He ais
EXPRESSED conviction that some bill re or
ganizing the civil Government, with the mill
tary to protect and aid, should be adopted 9
the earliest moment,
CHICAGO, Feb. u.
A Washington special says the Senate Con
mittee on Foreign Affairs have decided to RI
port against the nomination of Cowan as Nil
lister to Austria.
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VOL. XIII.
FROM EUROPE.
PER ATLANTIC CABLE


New YoRx, Feb. II.
The following dispatches have been re.
ceived over the Cable:
LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch from Con-
stantinople announces that the Sultan has
resolved to emancipate the Christian subjects
from political disabilities, and has issued q
call for assembling the Turkish Parliament.
This intelligence caused rise in the Turkish
finds.
ATHENS, Feb. 10.-Gen. KaIergis, Greek
Envoy to the United States, sailed on the 8th
inst. for America.
LONDON, Feb. 11-Evening. is stated
that D Israeli will produce in Parliament q
plan of reform, to be adopted by resolution.
The idea is favorably received in political cir
cles.
PARIS, Feb 11.-Itis positively announced
that oil French soldiers will leave Mexico by
the Goth of February.
LONDON, Feb 12.-The reform meeting
last night passed off quietly and enthusiast
cally
| Fensn riots were expected at Chester, but
the authorities were watchful, SO that the
outbreak did not occur.
BERLIN, Feb. l2.-The South German
States Conference have adopted an army sys>
| TEN similar tb Prussia.
| The Italian Cabinet has resigned.
| ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. ll.-Col. knax, a
representative of the Russo merican Tele-
graph, waited upon the Emperor. He rep
resented that the line on the Asiatic side will
be completed next July.
] LONDON, Feb. 12.-No riotous proceedings
have taken place at Chester as apprehended,
and the city is quiet.
PARIs, Feb. 12.-The American squadron,
4 it is understood, will visit Cherbourg during
| the continuance Of the Information Exposi.
ton.
! BERLIN, Feb I2-Prussia win send a
Plenipotentiary to treat with the king OF
Hanover in regard TO the disposition Of his
private property.
MADRID, Feb. 12.-Cortes will be opened
to the Queen on the Both of March.
! 1t is reported that the Government intends
/ imposing q forced loan
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. Louls, Feb. IL.
The River Improvement Convention met in
Mercantile Library Hall this morning, and
was called to order at 12 o'clock by Mayor
Thomas, who, in brief speech, gave the
delegates warm welcome to the city.
Rev. Truman NJ. Post, Of khis city, then
offered prayer, after which Gen. W. NJ Van
Devere, of Iowa, was elected temporary
chairman, and j. NJ. Andrews, of Pittsburg,
and FL NJ Kinzman, of Dubuque were se-
lected as Temporary secretaries.
Gen. Van Devere made few felicitous re-
marks in acknowledgment of the honor con-
ferred on him, and gave some interesting sta.
tistics in regard to the commerce OF the Miss
sissippi river and its tributaries, and set forth
the great importance of the contemplated inn
provement Of the river.
A Committee of three from each State reps
resented was then appointed as Committee
on permanent organization.
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FROM MEXICO.
Nsv Yopv Fab Is

NEw YORK, Feb. y.
The Tribune Matamoras special, of the
7th inst, says Miramon took the city Of Zac-
atreas, with 1000 prisoners, and Juarez, who
was there, had to leave in a hurry, taking the
road to Chih huahua. A special train, with
eight hundred thousand dollars, which left
..acatreas before Juarez, has probably fallen
into the hands of the Imperiaiists.
1t is reported that the Liberalists, fourteen
thousand strong, have been defeated by nine
thousand Imperialists, between SanLuis and
Quetero.
@a MArAnoRAs, Feb. Z.
The French frigate Phlegeton, from Vera
Cruz, ID inst, arrived, via Brazos 5th, with
thirty Mexican prisoners, tobe exchanged for
French prisoners, at Monterey.
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FIRE.
NEw YORK. Feb. IL

NEw YORK. Feb. IL.
s. B. Chittenden & Co.'S dry goods store,
corner of Second and Broadway, took fire
this morning, and is still burning. The loss
of Chittenden is estimated at million dol
lars-insured. Jeffrey L Co., dry goods,
loss sl0o, ,oeo--partly insured. The build
ing valned at $3.50, 900, is totally destroyed.
The loss by FIRE to-day Of Chi.tenden h Co.
is S75o000 to 5000 900; insurance $40, 900
in large number Of companies, in amounts
varying from 5000 to S45,ooo The loss of
Jeffreys & Co. is $50, 600; insurance $4,000.
Geo. Bliss 4 Co. lose So ,oO0-insured; Chas.
Collins.6 Bros. stationers, lose $4,000
insure4 Stephen Conover, the owner Of the
Leonard street building, which was damaged
by the falling walls, loses so, ,ooo-insured
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FROM MICHIGAN.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. II.
The passenger train bound north, between
this city and jackson, run off the track near
Leslie, yesterday. None were seriously in
jured.
The House bill, providing for q Constitu>>
tional convention, consisting of one hundred
members, being one from each representative
district, has been amended BY the Senate, SO
as to require an election of two delegates
from each Senatorial district, and three from
each Congressional district, making eighty
two members.
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TousH STORY. The Nashville Union has
a long story about young lady in Putnam
county, Tennessee, named Mariana Ganter
who killed two desperadoes with an axe, as
they were about to murder her father. Both
the men were armed with revolyers, hut &C
cording TO the story, they submitted them
selves to Mariana axe as meekly as lambs.
making no serious attempt TO resist. The
yarn must be taken with many grams Of a!
lowance.
The Natioual Bank building at win,erse,
was bnfued recently See the Na1ii.oniaa.
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LABOR WANTED IN CAxApA.-The Toronto
Leader says: "We have been informed by a
respectable gentleman, a resident Of the
townahip Of Markham, that three or -four
hundred good workmen. farm servants and
others, could find ready employment in that
township at $40 to $50 year, board in
ciuded. Those in need Unemployment nigh,
find ii to their advantage to seek work in that
quarter.
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Kansas Lessslat~r..

ST. LOUIS, Feb. II.
The Democrats Topeka special says that
the House to-day refused to concur in the
Senate amendment to the joint resolution to
change the Constitution SO as to allow negroes
a vote. The Senate wanted to strike out
the word 'ssalen as well az t1vhite,' and to
make an edpcatioaal test, The resolution
goes back to The Senate, and they will proba>
bly, recede.
Both Houses pAsSed . resolution askint for
thesremSTal pf CoL Leavenworth, Agent of
the Western Indians, on account Of incom.
petency.a k#ee y x.Ya sSs.
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FoR BoYs.-If you should see man Dig,
ging in snow drift with the expectation OF
finding valuable ore, or planting seed on the
rolling pillows, you would say at once that he
was beside himself But in what respect does
this man differ from you, while you SOW the
seed of ideness and dissipation in yo4r youth
and expect the fruits of age will be a good
constitution, elevated affections and holy
principles.
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against, and at o'clock the Hsuse consider
ed the preyioas question.
Mr.. ELIOT being entitled to close the de-
bate, made some remarks in support Of the
BILL yielding the floor successivelyto to LeBiond
and Noell, who opposed, and Shellabarger,
who advocated the BILL. Passed.
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How TO PacspER.-l. Riss ~early; begin
and end the day with God, always.
2. Be active; whatsoever you undertake
drive t--drive it through, with your might
don't falter.
3. Mind your own business. Some people
interfere, dabble in other mems matters.
Stop is.
4. Be dihgent don't lounge. There are
many loungers now>a>days; street takers,
Some Christians, $50 called lounge abou,
and gamble nonsense Men take your
name from the churchbook scratch it off
quick, quick, else, repent, and do your FIRST
work.
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BIsody.Anay,

BALL1iMoaE, Feb. II.
A bloody affray occurred to<niehs on Wells
street. Two ppLcePep, neped QeAeop Apd
IrEiag 1erb shAt6hk klaA = tsas4 >
desperae chazactet, named Henry, Gledy.
Both of them VIII recover. Three pistol
thoss wsfs 6red at Glady, but without any
effect. Tsg e''s = a@F ssta
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come, ST. Louis, New Orleans, IL nj. La
Sare Hopkins; Cincinnati. New OriSsns, II
.. NJ; Sam. J. Hals, Cincinnati, lsmphis,
I'm.
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they improve each other, and, from emula-
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

DorLrsrov, Pa, Feb. u.
Albert Perfel, murderer Of Capt Joseph
Miller, in November, was convicted Of mur-
der in the first degree.
CONCORD, n. H., Feb. 10.
The river is so blockaded With ice at West
Hartford, Vermont. yesterday. that the wa
ter rose as high as the second story windows
Of the William hotel. His oldest daughter
was drowned while trying to escape.
NASHVILLE, Feb. u.
The Senate passed the eoored suffrage bill
on the second reading, refusing to strike ont
the clause forbidding negroes 70 sit on juries
or hold office. 1t will probably pass on final
reading tomorrow.
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Fer Cheap GEoceries,
EITHER 1t WHoLrsALE or RETAIL, 60 to
~ ts26 xODxRz10N 4 AlBERe.l !
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rHESTN UTS-A few barrels of those fine
~ Allegheny Mountain Chestnuts yet For sale by
fes URICH sTATLER, I'd street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-12

What France was during tha, transition
period Immediately proceeding the fearful
carnival Of blood, known in history as the
Reign Of Terror, such is the United States
Of America today. What France became
when the streets of her capitll were slips
perry with gore, and the walls Of her prisons
aud her palaces reeked with the best blood
Of her citizens when the neck Of her whole
people awaited with trembling expectation
the stroke of the relentless guilotine, such
must be the condition Of these people un-
der the rule Of the faction in power, if they
continue on ia their mad career
But We are told that such dark deeds can
not occur in the light of the nineteenth
century and Of tho advanced civilization Of
the age. We answer that this boast may
have something Of the self righteousness Of
the phariSee; that factions are ruled by
passion, aud thar passion is blind; aud that
so thought the masses Of the French people
while the storm was bursting upon them.-
That we claim 10 be wiser than our fathers
to possess more wisdom than all the
past is but another evidence that We are
aiioat on the sea OF revolution.
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and his integrity 4 character, and joins tie
pack in foil cry fcr the dismemberment Of
the Southern States, the impeachment Of
the President. and suffrage for the negroes
(who did all ne hard fighting Of the war;
then the "boy IN blue" is called pet names,
and rewarded with all office but if he has
the temcrity to think, speak, and act frem
the promplings Of his conscience, ne Is sac
riiccd as ruthlessly as IL he were the silest
rebel in the land And even more for Il
Che vilest rebel signifies his willingness to
gorge the entire Radical programme he is
s,raigh,way admitted to full fellowship and
become man and brother. Jack Hamil.
ton 20 wit.
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The Journal Of Commerce. in reply 10 the
questions Of numerous correspondents IS to
the best investments Of their surplus CAPT
tal, says
"Therc is no method Of placing any world
" substance beyond the reach Of absolute
loss except 10 giving in worthy charities
All attempts TO guard accumulated treasure
from the risk OF loss, while retaining . per.
sonal control OF it for future use, must fail,
in the nature Of things. The risk must be
incurred, and no human wit has found IN
contingency. Soma Investments are safer
than others, but even these cannot be class
sfied in order with any approach to positive
certainty. The general rvle is true, that
the chances Of loss are measured by the
chances Of profit An investment which
promises a large return places the capital At
a proportionate risk, aud the exceptions on
| ly prove the rule. There MAS never time
when business men felt the burden Of fore
casting the future more oppressively han at
present. This is one secret Of the increased
morta i;y among promine merchants and
capitalists during the present year and the
burden and the uncertainty increase IS they
strain their vision to penetrate, il possible,
the unknown future, We do not recon-
mend, however, period ofinaction because
of this uncertainty. lie that obsorvsth the
cloud shall not SOW, and that regsrdeth the
winds shall not reap Activity, with some
apparent loss. is much letter than stagna
ton, mot Only for the community generally but
also better for the individual trader or works
man whose returns may seem TO leave bal
ancc on the wrong side Of the account. As
a manufacturing establishment suffers less
| by running at less than cost, than by an &c.
tual stoppago which leaves the machinery
to rust and the aborers 10 scatter, 50 ii j.
with individual enterprise. Suspension
brings tho rust OF inaction on all the ma
chincry Of business, and dlssipa'es the fors
ces v hich must he kept together il success
is 10 be gained in the future. Every man
has done his duty when he works at his
best, and results may then be safely left 10
the direction Of al everything Providence,
The season Tor activity has come; let oil
men do rcsolutely what comes more plainly
to their hand, aud hope for the best. This
is not only wisdom. but the dearest require.
| inent OF duty
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OF THE

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This Bank has Cash Capital paid up Of
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Invites accounts. and will discount paper, and
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This Bank hes large deposits, and 10 Fiscal
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