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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-12
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of Ladies' and Gents Cmt-, r.s, I'm. II, ~ ~.
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pans.
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ces much below their retail value.
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unei.
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Il j. hard work to teach people who can
learn nothing without being taught.
The world seems TO the old to have gone
backward, because they have gone for
ward
Writer'S often multiply words in The vain
1tte.nptto make { GER 70 Others what is net
clear to them seIyes
Inventors rarely fail oftheir reward Jen-
kins invented new style OF lock picker
and was rewarded by situation" ut the
Jail Tor couple Of years.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-09
European News Per Cable.

LONDON, January The United States
steamship Canandaigua arrived at Malta 3l.t
December.
QuErxsrowy, January The Asia sailed
to-day for Boston.
PARIS, January 7.-Adyices from Madrid
report the Spanish Government making great
outbreak in Spain.
LIVERPOOL, January 7.-Cotton steady and
firm; middiing uplands closed at l5d.; sales
to-day, IL, 600 bales
Loypoy, January 7-Evening
closed at an advance of 4 quoted 1T 9osl for
money. United States 5-2O's, IS. Illinois Cen
trails. So Fries, 4G.
IoypoS, January S.-The Daily M1cs to-day
denounces the proposed Reform demons ira
ton by The presentation OF petitions to Par
Lament.
BERLIN, January The election Of mem
bers of the new German Parliament is ordered
for the 12th of February.
Loyrox, January S-Noon.-Cousols steady
at 81 for money. 5-2o's, 72i.. Illinois Cen
trails, slsl
The Times Of this morning says upon good
authority that the British Minister At Wash
iugton has been instructed 10 ascertain whe-
Their the United States Government Will SUBJ
nit the Alabama claims TO arbitration pro-
yided certain points for arbitration are agreed
upon previously.
LIVERPOOL, January Standardization mar
ket opened quiet, with prospective sales OF
5000 bales; middling uplands quoted at I'D.
LIVERPOOL, January s-Noon.-No change
in the Manchester market for goods and yarns.
Middling Gulf Cottons l53s9l5Hd.
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Mexican Affairs.

NEW YORK, January s.-The Hsratfs Mexican
letters say the guerrillas were only two hours
behind Maximilian when he passed through
Acaltzino. Perote had been bombarded by inc
Imperialists. Meiia had levied another forced
loan at San Louis Potosi on foreigners as well
as natives.
Two Liberal chiefs have followed Canales
example and declared for Ortega, and more
will follow them.
The State of Nayarez had declared for neu-
trality.
GALVESTON, January s.-The dispatch
steamer Blackbird arrived here 10 night with
Brownsville papers of the 4th. Escabado Is
reported 10 be alive. San Luis Potosi had
been occupied by the Liberals. The lmperials
were advancing on Monterey. There had
been no change of interest in the muddled
affairs of Mexico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-09

CoIrxsr.. Ono, january s.-The State
Democratic Convection met to-day-an the
districts represented DR.. J. M. Christian
was chosen temporary chairman Among the
Committee on Resolutions was the Hon Z.
L. yaiIaudigham. All resolutions, u was re-
solved, should be referred without debate.
letter from the Kentucky Central Com.
mittee was received asking The cooperation OF
the Ohio Democracy TO call National Con-
vention, to meet nj Louisville. Referred.
Hon George II. Pendleton will be perIna-
nent chairman. Judge Thurman will proba-
bly be tho nominee for Governor.
A grand Jacksonian banquet was had TO-
night at the Neil House.
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WAsHISaToy, January s.-SssATE.-The fol-
lowing business was presented:
A petition from wool-growers asking an In
crease OF the tariff on wool.
A petition for an appropriation to repair
the Mississippi leyees. II
petition for the curtallment OF the ma.
tional currency, or return TO specie payments,
by act of Congress. All referred.
Mr.. Williams offered resolution, which
was adopted, asking the President If any yio-
laticn of the Civil Rights bill had come to his
knowledge, and what steps had been taken to
punish the offenders.
MIR. Sherman, In discussion about re-
moving officers during the Senate's recess,
said he intended TO introduce bill making II
criminal to attempt TO thwart the constitu-
tional power OF the Senate over appointments.
The Nebraska bill was discussed at length.
Cresswell, of Maryland, favored universal
suffrage, and the territorializing OF Maryland
if she did not grant it. The vote will be taken
tomorrow.
Adjourned.
HousE.-The passa &c OF the District Suffrage
bill by the Senate over the veto, was an
nounced
Mr.. Nibiack, Democrat, moved that as this
vas the anniversary of the battle of New
Orleans, which many on his side regarded as
holiday, the House adjourn. He added that
such was the custom of Congress.
Mr. Ashley remarked "That is a played
ont motion" The motion was rejected, and
the suffrage bill was passed over the veto, liz
to IS, and the Speaker announced it a law.
There was much applause in the gallaries,
which were fuller than At any time this SEES
sion.
The bill was carried over the veto by strict
party vote, with the exception Of single mem
Der, standing.
A committee was appointed 10 inquire into
the Fort Kearney massacre.
Mr.. Wentworth introduced a resolution in
structiug the Committee on the District OF
Columbia TO inquire into the expediency OF
providing by law for the immediate election oil
all officers of the District, 10 test the practical
bility of negro suffrage. Objected 10.
The House passed Kasson's bill explaining
and enforcing the constitutional amendment
abolishing slavery.
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and navs me motion WAS iost-yeas, 50 !,

ana navS. the motfon was iost-yeeS, % I
nays, los. '. t.r.. a,T
The Speaker then stated the question to
be upon seconding the demand for the pre-
vious question.
Mr.. Bingham, OF Ohio, inquired whether,
il that demand were not seconded, il would
be in order to move to refer the resolution
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
The Speaker said that il would. !.
Mr.. Bingham.-Then hope the demand
will not be seconded.
The preamble and resolutions were then
adopted 10y the following vote:
YEAs-Mcssrs. Alley, Allison, Ames, Ar
nell, d. X. Ashley, J. NJ. Ashley, Baker,
Baldwin, Banks. Barker, Baxter, Beaman,
Benjamin, Bidwell, Bingham, Blaine, Bout
we'll, Brandegee, Bromwell, Broomall,
auckland, Bundy, Chanlcr, r. w. Clarke,
Sidney Clarke, Cobb, Cook, Cullom, Gull
YER, Darling, Defrees, Delano, Deming,
Dixon, Donnally, briggs, Eckley, Farms
worth, Farquhar, Ferry, Garfield, Grin
nell, A. G. Harding, Hart, Hays, Hender-
son, Highly, Hill, Holmes, Hooper, G. D..
Hubbard, J. II. Hubbard, Ingcrsol
Jeuckes, Julian, Kasson, Kelley, Kelso,
kctcham, Kuykendall, G.. V. Lawrence,
William Lawrence, Loan, Longyear, Lynch,
Marston, Marvin, Maynard, McClurg, Nc
Kcc. McRucr, Mercur, Miller, Morehead,
Morrill,, Moulton, Myers, O'Neill, Ortiz,
Paine, Patterson, Perham, Pike, Price,
William ii. Randall, A. ii. Rice, J. Ii.
Rice, Sawyer, Schenck, Scofeld, Starr,
Stevens, Stokes, Thayer, John l.. Thomas,
Trowbrilge, Epson, Van Aernam, IL.
Ward, Warner, L. b. Washburne, ii. d.
Washburnc, Wclkcr, Wentworth, Will
rams, ]. F. Wilson, S. T. Wilson, and Win
dom-l0S.
NAYs-Mcssrs. Ancona, Bergen, Camp
bell, Cooper, Davis, Dawson, Dodge, Ell
bridge, Finck, Glossbrenner, A. Harding,
Hawkins, IIise, Hogan, Hubbell, Hum
phrey, Hunter, Kerr, Latham, Leftwitch,
Mccullough, Niblack, Nicholson, NOEL,
Phelps, S. J. Randall, Raymond, Ritter,
Ross, Spalding, Strouse, Taber, \. 6.
TAYLOR, Nelson Taylor, Trimhle, A. ii.
Ward, Whalcy, and Winfeld-3S.
Absent and not voting:
Anderson, Blow, Boyer, Conkling, Dawes,
Denison, Dumont, Eggleston, Eliot, Good
year, Griswold, Dale, Harris, HotchkiSs,
4. w. Hubbard, ID. Hubbard, +. n. Hub
bell, Hulburd, Johnson, Jones, koontz,
Latin, lie Blond, Marshall, McIndoe, Nor
ris, Newell, Plants, Pomeroy, Radford,
Rogers, Rollins, Rousseau, Shanklin, Shell
laharger, Sitgreaves, Sloan, Stillwcll,
Francis Thomas, Thornton, Burt Van
Horn, Il. T. Van Horn, w. b. Washburne,
Woodbridge, and Wright-45.
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= IMPORTANT. In the House Of Represen-
tativcs on Monday, Mr.. Randall, of Penn
sylyania, member Of the Committee on
Banking and Currency, introduced bill
designed to gradually do away with the
national bank system, and also to provide
means for the gradual extinction of the
national debt. 1t proposes the issue of
$500, 900, 900 of legal tenders, 100000 600
each wear to be used in the purchase ofthc
securities now held for the circulation Of
such banks. These bonds, when pur-
chased, to be constituted permanent sink
ing fund.
The accruing interest on the bonds to be
appropriated to the purchase of other in
debtedncss OF the Government. The bill
names the Secretary of the Treasury, At
torney- General, Secretary Of the Interior,
Comptroller Of the Currency, and Treasu-
rcr Of the United States, as the five COM
missioners OF the sinking fund.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-09

INcoMEs-GoLD BILL.-A strong effort
is TO be made in the Ways and Means
Committee to reduce the income tax to
three instead Of five per cent. above
s., 900, aud that all incomes below 81 900
should be exempt, and all above that up
TO $4,000 should pay three cents. The
committee, however, have not for
mally considered the subject, but they in
tend to do so in few days. The gold
bill will be definitely acted on in few
DAYS: that is, the mode and manner OF
disposing Of the gold, and the amount
which it is thought expedient should be
kent on land.-Letter IN SIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-09

SHERIDAN CANDIDATE.-A New Or
leans dispatch of the 81 instant to the New
York Herald says:
A confidential correspondence has taken
place among prominent southerners and
conservative politicians North with view
Of making General Phil. Sheridan their
candidate for the Presidency. 1t is as
serted that this was the object of Frank
Blair's visit to this city. Blair's two hours
interview yesterday with Sheridan may
have had reference to this. Blair left to-
night. The Congressional Riot Committee
closed and left to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-09

THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE. - Hons.
james T. Wilson of Iowa, George S. Bout
reH of Massachusetts, Francis Thomas Of
Maryland, Thomas Williams of Pennsyl-
vania, Frederick Z. Woodbridge of YER
mont, Daniel Morris Of New York, An
drew J. Rogers of New Jersey, William.
Laurence Of Ohio, and Burton G. Cook Of
Illinois.
Radicals in Italics. Democrats and others
in Roman.
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European News per Steamer

New YogH, January s.-The City OF Balti-
more from Queenstown on the Goth, has ar
rived with 800 passengers.
There was no news, save IN occasional
seizure Of Fenian arms In Ireland.
Eugene, 1t is said, did net go TO Rome Oh
account of the personal relations between Ma
poleon and the Pope.
The Pope has declared he will not abandon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-09

From Washington Decision by the United
states Aupreme Court.

From Washington Decision by the United
States Supreme Court.
wAsHiSaroS, January s.-The United States
Supreme Court has decided in the National
Bank case brought by the New York banks
against the commissioners OF taxes and assess
ments for the city and county Of New York,
that the shares of national banks are subject
10 assessment and taxation by the State. and
were not, like Government bonds, exempt from
State taxation.
A delegation OF o.called loyalis,s of Arkar.
sas are here seeking the abolition OF the State
government of that State-the very object
which the Arkansas legislative delegation
recently visited the President TO prevent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-09

WV YORK MaRYETa.

VIEW YORK MARKETS.
New YoRx, January s-Forenoon.-Stocks
steady; 5.20's, '62, registered, l06A.gloSh
coupons, lO7AGlO75s; "a, coupons, lo6; 'e6,
coupons, lOGb new issue, 104hG ok To- hos,
register 9914GlOO coupons, 100; 7-3o's, all
series lOi2l9lO5; Missouri 6's, 95h9s5&.
Gold, 1919 Exchange, 1895; sight, ITO.
Flour shade frIner receipts, 600 barrels.
Wheat quiet and firm. Corn quiet, without
ma terial change Pork declining; old mess,
Sl9a $40 -: new mess, l975GS2l. Lard dull
nj llHCl2Ic. Dressed hogs steady At sS.37h.
Whisky quiet Cotton quiet, but steady at
3SHc, for middfipg 'uplands. Freights quiet
NRw YonK. January s-Evening.-The mo-
ney market wa. quiet but active early IN the
day, and ready borrowers ut on call. To-
wards the Gloss OF the banking hours there
was an easier feeling, and money more plenty
at the legal rates. Very little doing in dis
counts and none but the best names passed as
low as T. Foreign exchange firm ut skg9S for
prime bankers bills. At the last open board,
with n rise in stocks came generally I'M
proved feeling, said to have been caused by
Secretary McCuloch's rumored withdrawal
from the Treasury. Gold closed at lSis.
BALrryoRE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, January 81 iohT-No SAFES ioi
export, but prices steady. Whea,-No re-
ceipts, and but limited demand. Corn
White scarce ; sales At $3.50 yellow, sl.ol
GSl.o5. Whisky quiet and nominal at w 30 Tor
city and western. Provisions quiet. Mess
pork, s2l 20 for bulk and shoulders. Lard,
l2Hc. Coffee and sugar quiet, but firm
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, MONDAY.
New ORLEANS, January 7.-Cotton--Low
middling, SlE@G2Hc. /; middlins, 33hc.; sales,
1900 bales receipts, 1902; cleared, o,2F I;
stock, 81, 1913. New York sight drafts, E8s i;
sixty days, 24N3 discount. Bank sterling,
us. Gold, l3lH@lSih. Tobacco firm; COM
mon leaf, s5gs7.50; medium fair leaf, $7g
1870 Sugar-fair l0Hc.; prime to choice,
llN@I2Nc. Molasses-good, tjc.; prime to
choice, 72G75c.
CIECISSATI MARKETS, MONDAY.
CIHCIHXATI, January 7.-Mess pork DUH At
$40. 30Iil9 -. Lard steady. Hams, &c lower.
Cotton, 81 hc. Whisky active 1t 2OHc. Hogs
declined under heavy receipts live, $3.50
&c; dressed, sG.7JaS7.2J. Wheat, 243c. lower.
Corn steady.
MOBILE MARKETS, MONDAY.
MOBILE, January 7.-Sales OF LOO bales cot
ton, market closing easy; middling, S2c.
Gold, 1872. Sterling, 4lQI3 New York
sight, 14llI discount.