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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
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nnR HARRISON STRRET. BgTWRRN
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CafFaaeoas u tho bset 9naliey, % - = @
Aeofs. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES DOU0HT AND SOLD.
nd bearded st reasonable charges. Iayle-Aly,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25

1t 10 possible that the President will lot
the tenure Of office bill become Law without
his signature.
Gen. Grant, on good authority, il report
ed ~ Saying he regarded the reconetruction
bill as rsry unriW legislation. All the
members Of the Cabinet, With one excep.
ton, are decidedly opposed to the bill.
The report Of the committee investigating
frauds on the revenue, will report to-day
Il will show the distillery frauds to be far
create. than any one had conceived, and
that the modes OF their pc, pstsatiou ase such
as almost to defy the law.
The fate Of the House bill authorizing the
payment of the compound interest NOES in
new grccnbacks is extremely doubtful.
A Tribune's speS.a! says it 10 CONGO ded
tina. there will be no opposition in the Re-
publican party to the following named gem
tlemen as officers for the next House: Col.
fax, for Speaker; Mcpherson, for Clerk !;
Oruway, fer Sergeant.at.Arms, aud Given
new man presented for 0oodsnoueh'a place
rs door keeper.
The President has submitted tho tenure
Of office bill to the Attorney General, il be-
ing clsimed that the bill 10 unco0stitu>
,ional.
One hundred and fifty leading Democrats
Of New York have signed request to the
President that he sign the military recon
struction bill
The fate OF the legal tender bin 10 unces-
tain
Senator Wilson will move new section,
providing that it shall be unlawful for Ma
tional Banks to allow or pay infersst on de.
posits made in said National Banks BY any
other National Bank. This business, Il is
alleged, causes nearly ail the financial
trouble in Wall street.
The Senate will reject the proposition re-
ported by the committee IN Foreign Affairs,
To raise the position Of our representative TO
Brussels, Henry s. Sanford, to full mis-
sion.
A Worlds special says the arrival Of Gov.
Andrews in Washington rsvivss the rsmer
that he Is to have sest in tho Cabinet.
The friends Of the tariff consider it %
virtually killed. The Special Committee on
revenue favor . Ieducti in the whisky
tax, but the Ways and lshhs eonait,es ere
very much opposed 10 Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25

I'D . good supply Of Poar Bsaos Wasss
Tree. Ana viii constantly keep on haaa q his
I'D stsaa. On the corner Of Ripley ani Fscst
..rssts- tho Port Byron and lie Claire Lime
Aiso, Loaisviiie Cement. and shs Utica. ILL.,,
Ss;ch gill be soii ss the lorest market prices
"a large or small qusntit.cs
r.a.nast tova Aug adv.
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Preservation Oa Health.

The Spirits used 10 preserve these Bitters. that
they viii keep in any climate. is not an adul,erated
Alcohol. favored with poisonous drugp, and claimed
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CITY LIVERY STABLE.

On Third street. between brady TX
aud Perry. and hsve stocked u WISh Nee Beg.
gies. New Carriages, New Cosch, asd good ssd
gentle horses.
Particular attention paid 20 funerals, Picsiss.
and Parties attended 10 q Gil times.
Hoesss bought. sold asd e1cAaNRsl.
decb.d1v RAPHAEL Z14E09AN
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Southern MN, Ixcfs.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct rs.
Z Tobacco firm but unchanged. Cotton steady at lie
heavy at 263 q 20 for White, So q s. for Red and
s2l "a 80 Spring. Corn dull at ! 0S a % for
Mixed and Yellow, and 10 g ~ for White Oats
/ 32t, Rye steady at % a IL. Provisions dull
Mess Pork at % Co., Bacon-cear sides at ia "a I've
shoulders isi g iac plain Hams lam lsac sugar cured
wheat 800 sacks corn, 900 sacks oats 900 sacks
harley, 4sO sacks rye.
BALTIMORE, Oct 25
Cotton stronger; Georgia sIiddiing at Ice. -Four
dull; no sales. Wheat better; Prime 10 choice Red
270@275. Corn steady; White SO a AZ Mixed
Western 1 81. oats-prn 10 a re. Rycdull and
unchanged. Provisions very dull. sE d
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20. 5
Tobacco sales IS hhsls. at 90 a 70. Wheat
lower; NO. Rel $50. Flour dull; superfne s 5o.--
Corn unchanged. Mess Pork ,: 30. Bacon finn
shoulders 141c; sides 1870. Cotton Ice. Lard 139c
Whiskey nominal at 35c in bond.
MOBILE, Oct. 20.
The Cotton market has been quiet throughout The
day. closing at 17ac for Mddiines; receipts to-day
s31 hales receipts OF the week G632 bales; sales OF
the week 400 bales; exports 8,210 bales; stock in
port 81, 900 bales. ia II
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct 25.
Cotton firm; Aiildling uplands lie; receipts of the
week 5,25S bales; exports 5,b62 bales; stock 1891
bales. Corn firm at 10 q rs. Oats firm at rs a
SOC. Flour duh and unchanged. Pork 25 30. Bacon
clear SIDES 19lc.
Spirits Turpentine is steady at 81 a SIZE. Rosin
quiet at 90 for common and 3 874 for No. 1. Tar
firm. Cotton quiet at lie.
ta@ AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. 20.
Cotton-market firm; sales 7O5 bales Middlings at
IN CHARLESTON, 8. C., Oct 25
Cotton sitter, with an upward tendency; sales 400
bales Mddlings at 49, a Isle; receipts $50 bales.
t rA sa SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. 20.
Cotton active and advanced sc; York Middlings
lsc; sales 900 balesi receipts 1900 bales.
Cotton active; Low Middngs at 1sc; receipts s9T
bales; sales 800 bales; exports 324 bales.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28

.a u PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.
Chas. p. Bayard, stock broker, has suspend
ed for large sum. He owes money both here
and in New York. He has large amount of
assets, but they are Of an unavailable charac-
ter. 1t is thought that he will ultimately be
able to pay all demands against him and have
q balance. tI
There were only three deaths at the Navy
Yard on Friday. The deceased were among
the first attacked by the scoyrge. The total
number of deaths up to last evening was twen-
ty-fve.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. q.
disastrous confiagration occurred here
last night at about half past H. Bradley's
block was almost entirely destroyed. Loss es-
timated at 100000. tHFH
The weather is cool and cloudy.
FREMONT Mass, Oct 26.
The balloon Hyperion, which assembled from
Norton this morning with Messrs King, Bow
ker, Bigelow and Holden landed safely in the
southeast corner of marlborough at quarter
past II o'clock. Dl
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 26.
State Senator Humphreys has been arrested
on the charge OF bribery while in the Legisla-
ture last session.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct. rs.
William j. Bryan, prominent politician OF
Western New York, and candidate for the SEN
ate of that State, died here this evening from
injuries received by being thrown from bug
gy.
..-- OMAHA, Oct. 26.
The five hundredth mile Of the Pacific rail-
road was laid to-day. Seventeen miles more
viii carry the track to Cheyenne, the eastern
base OF the Rocky mountains. la .tf
LNA ATLANTA, Oct 26. 81
There have been fourteen colored delegates
elected to the Alabaml convention.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28

New YORK, Oct n.
The following is a special despatch to the
New York Herald:
Hdodnd, Oct N.--Gov. Sagua La Grand and
ms subalterns have been ordered to Spain.
The municipal elections are to take place on
the 81 of November. .,.a-l
Colemnares returns TO Cuba as Chief JUS
tice. There will be general change OF gov
eminent employees
Four hundred raw troops have arrived for
Puerto Principe, and more are coming h
There were $S0OO0 in the treasury here
when the government at Madrid sent requi-
sition by telegraph for 100000. The Cuban
merchants dubbed together and supplied the
balance, and The cash was sent out by the last
mail steamer for Spain.
The gas companies threaten to stop the snn-
ply of gas for lighting the streets Of Hayan,
because the municipality owes them Ss ono
and won't pay. ~''"
The decomposed meat used by the neeroes
for food has caused a malignant disease To
break out among them There have baen
WE'VE ne, cases, seven of which proved fatal. :
- me Vemto is epidemic here, but there have
been few cases.
it Is reported that cargo of slaves has re-
Gently been landed = 6
capt Mott aud the mate of the brig Lizzie
bilNHgs have died of vomito.
The demand made upon Cuba by the Span
ish government tor two millions has not been
complied with, as the Treasury is empty.
Advices from Costa RIGA to September 23d
state that Port Simon has been opened to for
eiOn trade
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28
Fr0tsa Waslffa2 RfOm

50 $500 fl5' WASHINGTON, Oct. e.
The President has issued "a proclamation
appointing November 18th to be observed as
day of National Thanksgiving.
Chief Engineer David Ballascomb is detach-
ed from the Pensacola Navy Yard and ordered
to experimental duty at Boston.
Acting LIST Assistant Engineer Charles Grams
ton and I'd Assistant Engineer VIM. S. Neal,
are detached from special duty connected with
the Piscataqua and ordered to the Contocook
WASHINGTON, Oct. q.
The Union Republican Congressional Exec
ptive Committee have just issued an address
to the people of those States that are to vote in
November.
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5,s.st --------------------
Washington Core spondence

NEW IORk, OCI. 3D..
. The Times special says the President threat
ems to make public letter of Col. Forney's
endorsing him and denouncing Vice President
Hamlin. F as,k '-ls''.
tits understood that the Government has
agreed to part with its interest in the New Or.
leans & Carrollton Railroad to Beauregard and
Others for $288,O00
new panel of twenty-six jurors have been
drawn to try Surratt.
The Worlds special says the Maryland in
vestigating committee will examine the last
witness on Monday and then adjourn to No
vember 18th. -ls f
The Retrenchment Committed will ask that
Clark be suspended whilethe Printing Bureau
is being examined, to be reinstated if the affairs
are found correct.
The Internal Revenue receipts on Thursday
reached nearly $4,000.
A special agent has been sent to Charleston
to investigate the bounty frauds The Govern
ment feels confident of its ability to expose
gigantic frauds.
ThesPosts special says the Treasury Depart
ment learns that Messrs. Mcssmore, Sanborn,
III khan and Mills of the Kentucky Bourbon
Company, in New York, as well as the COM
pany in Louisville, have been indicted in the
latter city. 49,
Gen. Mower has designated November 23d
as the day for the Louisiana Constitutional
Convention to assemble
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Portland Savings Bank.

hEPOSlTS made In fhis Bank on or before Satur-
~ DAY, November I'd. will commence bearing in
Dividends Tor the past two vears have been at the
rate Of seven per cent.
JOHN B. BROWN, President.
JOSEPH G. MOVES, Treas'r.
October -. eod3wneS&w3w
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Arcs. for Murder a, Sen.

NEW York, Oct. e.
United States Commissioner Osborn yester-
day issued warrant for the arrest of Frank
Sullivan, upon the complaint OF the British
Consul at this port and upon the mandate Of
President johnson, charged with having killed.
on the 9th day of September last, Eben L.
Foote, on board the British barque Maria,
at Sea. The complaint further states that the
accused is now in this city, and asks that
warrant be issued for his arrest and examina-
ton, to the end that he may be extradited and
sent to the British domini0ns for trial Sulli-
van was accordingly arrested, 9nd, on being
brought before the Commissioner, was commit
ted for examination
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From California,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Is.
The steamer Ossipee, with Gen. Rosseau and
the Russian Commissioner, lett Fort Sampson
Oct. IA, and expected to reach Sitka on the
10th.
1t is understood that ARRANGEMENTS have been
completed by the Pacific Railroad Company
for the purchase of tho Lincoln s. Marysvile
and Western Pacific Railroads
The Nicaragua steamship Moses Taylor sail
ed for San Juan to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28

HAVANA, Oct. q.
BY aslviees from Mexico we get the follow
ing details of the Tehuantepec grant to Emile
Lazeru and his associates are made public
The grant is to continue in force for 10 years
from its date; 10 per cent. of the profit during
its continuance is to be paid to the Mexican
government, and at its expiration all the i'm
provements made are to revert to the govern
ment The government requires that there
shall be constructed yearly until the route is
fully opened, not less than $50 leagues
of telegraph line and six leagues of wagon
road Operations must be commenced within
eighteen months. Merchandise passing over
the route and the capital invested are to be ex-
empt from taxes. Transit is to be free to the
world, the nation guaranteeing the neutrality
of the Isthmus. The company is to pay Sloo
any damage that may be adjudged to the com.
pany of which he is PRESIDENT, arising from
what is known as the Sloo grant. The road is
not TO be subject to hyf athecatien without the
consent of the Government The meetings of
the company are to be held in New York.
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Accidents and loss of Life.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26.
We opening some shells to-day at the
UnfSh Rolling Mills, one of them exploded
killing young man named Richard Walsh
and badly wounding Charles Williams and
John S. Leen, the former fatally. t#M
NEW YORK, Oct. q.
A terrible boiler explosion took place yester-
day at Coles piano mandatory, Weekhaw-,
ken, on the Hackensack plank road, New Jer-
sew. The building was utterly demolished
Mr.. Touse, one of the proprietors, was fatally
scalded, and four other persons injured. Loss
$4,000; partially insured.
CINCINNATI. Oct. q.
A serious accident occurred to passenger
train on the Little Miami Railroad, at Xenia,
last night. The engine of the passenger train
ran into the caboose of freight train which
haa Just arrived and switched off, the switch
Deng left open. The freight train was badly
MreGked and took fire, and several cars, IN
G c2 one passenger car attached to the
ifelght train We're almost entirely destroyed
"a man IN the passenger car named Geo. Boss,
% doo4h was ca'ight IN the wreck and burned
70 death. Another passenger had one of his
legs broken, and about dozen passengers were
sire ed by fire. 80 oe1
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28

NEW HAVEN Oct q.
fire in Wallngford this morning DESTROYED
the Episcopal church, the town hall agd Keel.
er's stove store. Loss about $4,000 Inusur-
anee about 81 GOO. =,
st. Patrick's Church, in this city, was con-
secrated to-day with imposing ceremonies
Archbishop McClosky, the Bishops of Port
land, Hartford, Burlington aud Brooklyn, and
about fprty of the clergy were present Much
interest was excited.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28

- NEW YORK. Oct 26-2 T. nj.
Money rules very easy for call loans, and brokers
ftnd supply capital liberal TODAY at OF per cent
Discounts remain duh and the market works close at
g ~ per cent. for prime paper. Gold lower, and
ranged at l4l3 "a l42. Great scarc of coin, and
loans were made as high as per cent in favor of
lender. government will anticipate the Novemb Der
| interest on Monday or Tuesday Railway specuIa-
ton was weaker at the Stock Exchange as COMPARED
with closing rates of last evening After the call
market firmer in long room amt the decline was re-
covered. The lavorife stocks were New York Cen
tra EIie, Michigan Southern and Northwest Com
mon and the only activity in these shares Gov
crninent secu tiles firm and rather better in some
cases Miscellaneous and Coal Stocks more steady
but general market qniet.
lFrom the Commercial Advertiser of Oct PSI
discounts continue close. The failure OF Robert
L. TAYLOR shipping merchant, is one of the results
OF the protraced sringency in discounts. Although
the house has long stood in A credit, yet it has
found il impossible to procure discounts to meet It's
maturing obligatsns. Mr.. TAYLOR, we understand
is largely committed by the endorsement Of the paper
OF III. W. Hubbell, shipping and commission mer-
chants who has also failed. Both parties have made
~ assignment of their effects The liabilities OF MT
haYior are said to to about 81 O00 incud-
g sne Endorsements Of Mr.. Hubbers paper Con-
sn surprise felt at Mr. Taylor having made
coed his reported liabilities. " -
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{8il New YORK, Oct. &C.
Dispatches from Richmond last night state
that the official majority for the radical tick ct
is 400. The majority for the convention is 1888
The vote in Richmond and throue bout the
State has been strictly between the races, the
negroes voting the radical ticket
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. Is.
The official returns of the late election indi-
cate the election OF twenty conservatives and
sixty radicals; eighteen Of the latter are col
ored men. Sixty-five counties give 70777 for
and 44,950 against Convention. A number
of counties are yet to be heard from. The polls
closed in Richmond at / o'clock Thursday
morning with majority of 406 for Hunnicutt.
j. I'll. Gilmore, prominent lawyer of Rich
mond, has lodged with Gen. .Schofeld, a formal
protest against counting votes received after
sunset Wednesday. He holds that the clause
of the supplemental bill which provides that
thirty days public notice shall be given of the
time of holding the election, limits the General
to the time designated in his order He also
urges the shameless frauds and covering of
conservative voters by the eolored police in the
employ Of Col. Rose, the superintendent of the
election.
Considerable excitement is caused by the
fact that two citirens of Richmond, one a
prominent tobacco manufacturer, have been
ordered by a vigilance committee of colored
men to leave the city in forty-eight hours
Their offence was opposition to the radical
ticket
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28
City of Portland.

INYHEREAS, A. ID. Brown and others have petit
wv toned the City Council. to lay out New
Street or Public Way In said city, fram Thomas St.
to Vaughan ST., north OF Spring st., and whereas
said petition referred by the City Council, Sept
20 h, 1867 to tue undersigned, for them to consider
and act upon, therefore ~ f-E
Notice Is hereby given TO all parties interest d.,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City Coun
ell laying out new streets, viii meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way on the thirty
day Of October, 1887 at four o'clock In the alter
noon, at the corner of Spring and Thomas Streets
and will then and there proceed to determine and
judge whether the pub &c convenience requires said
street or way to be laid out. al
Given under our hands ON this twenty third day OF
October, A. ID. 1867. -r. ~.
AUG. L. STEVENS,
AMBROSE GIDDINGS, Committee
80 r.. W CHAS. M. RICE. on
rr tllrr. JOS. BRADFORD, I Laying Out
ELIAS CHASE, r New Streets.
w. p. FILES. J
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New York Ufenaa

NEW YORK, Oct 26.
The horse Mountain Boy challenges to trot
any horse over the Fashion Course, L. l.. mile
and repeat to harness, for charitable purposes
or money, the sum not exceeding $4,000. The
invitation is intended to include Dexter.
The steamers to-day took out for Europe
about $4,000 5.rss 'at'
The number of voters naturalized during
the last month Is stated at $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28
Chicago Markets.

ga sg CHICAGO, H.. Oct &c.
Flour active and firm Wheat duh at 81 for No. 1,
and IS Tor No. 2 Oats active and advanced 20 &c
sales at SIC. Rye quiet at 50 q 344 for No. /, and
80 @ 80 for No. 2. Barley advanced a &c. Pro-
at 12ic. 4,
Receipts 900 bbls. flour 147 900 bush. wheat,
$4,000 bush. corn $4,000 bush. oats Shipments
1000 bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat IL 1000 bush
corn 100, 900 bush.s oats. =
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28

New YORK, Oct 26.
Philadelphia dispatch of last night statos
that ex-Gov. Pollock, in addressing a Grant
Club, said Of Gen. Grant that he feIt no appre-
henslOn that the Republican party would be
deceived in him. A Republican Congress has
especially for him, second only to that of Mai.
Gen. A. johnson. He cheerfnlly Endorsed all
that Congress had done towards reconstruction.
During the whole course OF Gen. Grants pub
lie life he has been, and he is now, answering
y true to Republican principles
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l. A ID e .
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that tue ''Boothbay Marine Rail-
Il way" ut Townsend Harbor, $50 ealled) is finish
ed and ready for work. 1t has two Cradles, taking
up two vessels at time, Of two hundred tons each.
The one ON the lower Cradle can I've launched while
the the upper remains, or both can be hauled
up together and boih launched together.
There is fourteen feet OF water the lower Cradle
at common tide. They are located in very desra-
BILE place. as they run North aud South and have the
sun on both sides. They built the very best
material and with great care and skin by Mr.. Ed
ward q. Loring, of Proyincetown, Mass.
There win DO kept constantly on hand, suitable
material for repairing painting and eaukng vessels
All labor will be done with dispatch and at as low
q rate as possible. Should be pleased to have our
friends cali on US. l
II I JOSEPH NICKERsoN, Boothbay, Prest.
ERASTUS NICK ERSON, Boothbay, Clerk a Treas.
DIRECTORS:
tifl s' ALLEN LEWIS, B0othbay,
-st.l I'D, THOMAS MARRS, Southport,
.5l5fvI WARREN HOUGHrON, Bath.
Clcfoher 70 -dom ..r|
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Toledo Markets.

~ A**s# 80 TOLEDO, Oct. 25
Flour-Sales of Treble extra from White Wheat at
10 co. Wheat advancing; sales OF White Michigan
at Is a Q rs; Amber Michigan at GO a e.; M.
Spring at 206; No. 2 do. at 81; No do. at 1 s.;
sales of Amber for all the month at CD. Corn un-
changed. Oats steady; sales of No. at 63c; No. at
Gle; sales OF No. Tor all the month at 63c. Rye
frmer; sales No. at SO; Me- at / So. Barley
quiet Lake Freights easier at a. a SC tor Corn to
saa9 and h loe t. oswegS o6s sp bes
n sI IN rs y Fs - - 2