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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

QUINCY, ILL Sept % To day has de
veloped the fact that the Illinois State Fair
OF 1868 10 emphatically . success II was
gloomy enough Ia the morning, amid the
mist, rain and cold, but this afternoon the
weather frightened. Extra trains loaded
with people came in extra trains Of freight
cars laden with articles came in; the
grounds seemed alive with people and loads
of implements came crowding in upon the
Superinte pdents Of Departments. All the
array Of fine stock exceeds that of last year.
Department will not come of until the lat
ter part OF the week. To-day awards were
made rs follows:
For the best stallion Of four years old and
over, A. g. earle, Of Urbana, Champaign
county. Illinois, took the first premium.
For best stallion colt. frat premium to
Grant q Mcclure, OF Macon county, lii
Dois.
Same for best stallion sucking colt to A.
G. Carlo. OF Urbana, Illinois.
Same for best brood mare four years old
or over, A. q. Garlic, Urhsna, Illinois.
Same Tor best tiley over one year old.
Same for best sucking mare colt.
4. Greedy, of Quincy. Illinois, took the
first premium Tor best stallion Of two years
old.
Tonight the trains came loaded. With
the present prospective pleasant weather
the Sixteenth Illinois State Fair will prove
more than a success
Tomorrow the election OF State Fair Off
GERS comes of, and large delegation is al.
ready here
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ceQRell.

The following was sent to Washington
to-day
ATLANTA, Sept. 90
To Maj. Gen. Howard
A delegation Of colored people going to
attend political meeting al Camilla were
attacked by whites, because as alleged they
were armed. and ten or more'w killed
probably so killed and wounded. VIM
+. Pearce. white, Republican candidate for
Congress frcn the Cd district. was shot in
the leg. John Murphy and T. +. Putney,
white. speakers. we're wounded. As far as
known only two of the attacking party
were injured. No further difficulty has
been reported.
The following report is from Judge
Nasser and Mr.. d. johnson, who were
requested by Lieut. Howard, Of the Freed
mems Bureau, to investigate the matter:
To the Committee Of the Senate and House OF
Representatives. cfthe State Of Georgia
We left Camilla this day at noon. All
was quiet there and there was no appre-
henson of further trouble. The citizens
acted under the orders Of the Sheri e
They acted 40 his police in the whole affair
The negroes Of the county are quiet, and
no bad feeling exists between them and
the whites, growing out of the affair. But
few negroes were present during the fight,
except those in the procession.
The wounded negroes are we'll cared fol
and have sympathy from the whites.
The whole difficulty onginated in the
right claimed by Murphy and others, te
carry the negroes into political meeting
with arms. The Sheriff disputed these
| rights and insisted that under thu
proclamation Of the Governor and thu
law, it was his duty - civil officer t.
prevent such proceeding.
tSigned.l d. A. VAssER,
| 3. JOHNSON.
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aud examined the charges In which Bipck.
ley 10 concerned. 1t appears that no such
charges have been preferred, either in the
office OF the Secretary or 10 that OF the
Commissioner that although Buckley lie .
subordinate officer. neither OF them had
ordered him To proceed TO New York TO
make an examination Of alleged frauds and
malieasances and that he had made his rs-
port to the President and not 10 them Tho
Secretary testified that he believed Rollins
In all things was strictly honest, and said
that prominent politicians, here and else
where, should be summoned before the
Commissioners, who meet tc morrow.
IL 10 probable orders will be issued to-
morrow TO the General commanding in
Georgia TO make full Investigation of the
riot at Camilla. Gen. SchoAeld WAS for .
long time this afternoon In consultation
with the President after the Cabinet meet
ing. No doubt his prolonged interview
had reference to this matter.
The marriage Of Robert Lincoln and Mel.
lie Harlan will take place At the residence
Of senator Harlan. in THE city, on Thursday
next, Bishop Simpson ofnciaiipe.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. D. D., September 2sud.-
II is thought that the government will
not lose any thing by the defalcation in The
Pcs.cffice Department as Olmstead owns
property enough TO cover the amount miss.
inc.
In the criminal court to-day Sufratt's
counsel entered special plea claiming that
Surratt Is within that portion Of tho am
pesty proclamation pardopine al parties
tor treason, &c. Mr. Darlington entered 4
demurrer saying that the special plea il in.
sufficient in as much as the proclamation
excerpts all persons under indictment or
presentment on . chsrge of treason. Said
plea not setting forth that defendant Was
not then under indictment or presentmen,.
Further that the proclamation does not sf.
feet the charges in tie indictment, MIR
Carringson supported his demurrer in an
address followed by Bradley and Merrick
for SuTrait, and by Riddle OF the prosecu.
ton.
A meeting OF sub-commissioners waa held
tc-isy at the Treasury Department. There
were present Gen. Van Wyck, Representa-.
tiyes Benton, Halsey. Randall, and fenatoI
Patterson. Of New Hampshire. They e..
amined Secretary AcCulloch and Commiss.
Toner Rollins. The principal reason given
by these witnesses why the twenty five gu.
pervisors required by law had no, been &C.
| pointed was that the Secretary insisted they
should be chosen without regard TO partv
politics. II not, then the Democratic party
ehould have . portion Of them.
The sub commisslopees also catered into
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LATEST News
By TEkEGR.fPU.
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT,
NEW YORK.

NRw YoRK, Sept 23.-Brown Gslding
John Steward, yesterday afternoon, at
Fashion Course, trotted 90 miles TO wagon
In SO minutes and 20 seconds, for wager
Of 81, 900 against 81 900 that he could not
make it in an hour. he trottsd quite even.
~, his quickest mile being in 2:49 and his
slowsst 3.07, and he came Of the long trip
SO little wearied that tho last mile was ma l.
apparently without exerion in 3.02. This
feat 10 said to b unparsll sled, and the bet.
ting which. on the lSta mile, ives 800 70
el6 In his favor. ~ the announcement WA
800 to Sos against him.
At the session Of the National Labor
Union Jester 10y. Mrs. Elizabeth Cady STAN
ton presented her credentials - delegate
from the Women's Suffrage Association.
Much argument ensusd upon the propriety
OF admitting delegate from what purport.
ed to be political body, but as Mrs Stan
ton was known to be warmly interested in
labor movements, especially those pertain
ing to her own sex, she was admit, ed by "A
ayes to IS nays.
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Nsw ORLEANS. Sept. ga difficulty
last night arose from persons cheering for
Seymour, while . Grant possession WAS
passing. Negroes chased the person who
cheer into confectionery, dsmelishing the
windows Of the store. &c. Some indiscri-
ninsts firing took place, whom the negroes
fed, but returned and had . row with q
Democratic torch light possession.
The negroes spread through the second
district, demolishng windows Of confsc-
tionary on the corner Of Rampart and Peter
streets. which they attempted 10 Get on
nrs. The building WAS saved BY the 20
lice. Only one negro vas killed and quits
a number Of whites and blacks wounded
II il stated that several politicians were in
jured. There 10 little unusual excitement
this A. NJ.
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ILLINOIS.

QurscY, Sept. 20. Last night and this
morning regular and extra trains came
crowded with people to attend tho Illinois
State Fair. The fair grounds were crowd
ed as IN early hour, and entries are being
made - fast as the superintcndents Of the
departments can arrange them. To-day,
the weather Is very fine, and the grounds
will be crowded.
The award Of premiums for draugh,
horses will DO made this morning at ten
o'clock. There are large number entered
and the contest promises TO be spirited.
The road 10 the fair grounds this morn
ing 10 thronged, and the hotels are about
full.
II was estimated yesterday that there
$4,000 visitors here. tits proving . sue.
caas
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Foreign News by Atlantic Gable.


MADRID, Spain, Sept. 21.-A ROYAL de-
cree has bean issued accepting tho sigma
ton of ali the Ministers. and naming Jos.
Conchas M President Of the Council. lIs
has not, however, formed new minis ~
The Gazstte, 10 day, announces that . re.
volt has taken place in Cadiz and Seville.
The Government has formed three mill
tary divisions, comprising Catalonia, CASTLE
and Audsonsla, under commard Of Peru
s.a Manana, Concha and Novalichez. They
have decided TO attack the insurgents.
Tue Captain General Of Madrid has pub
lished notice which he has posted on all
the corners Of tho streets, forbidding any
bies Of the people.
a provisional government has been FORM
ed at Seville, which has declared Esportero
as President.
The forces Of the insurgents are cstma-
ted at $4,000 soldiers and l / ships Of war,
with 1000 seamen. The revolt makes pro-
gress.
The Queen left St. Sebas,in at midnight
for Madrid.
LONDON. Sept. 22.-Dispatchss from Ma
Piles report that IN ineurrection had broken
out in Calsbira and Sicily in favor Of On
Italian republic The Italian government
has taken prompt and strong steps to put
. stop to the disorder.
LONDON. Sept. 2S.-The Times Paris let.
ter says eleven prime leaders Of the insur.
gents left Paris for Spain.
A meeting Of sxiled Spanish generals It
Cadiz had been held.
Capt. walsampo, Of the Spanish iron
clad Sarragsrsa, who joined the insurgents,
brought his guns TO bear upon the barracks
at Cadis, and compelled the royal troops
garrisoning the city to surrender. The city
having pronounced Cor revolution, each
general preceded to other places and rails
ed the standard Of instruction.
PARis, Sept. 22.-Gsn. Jose Conchs,
acting president Of the Spanish minister
isl council, has sent . circular dispsteh
to the representatives Of Spain 1t oil for
sign courts assuring them that the insur.
rsction will Be suppressed.
A French 0cet is under orders 10 sail
for Spain for the purpose Of affordiog pro-
lection 10 French residents and their
property.
France will remain entirely neutral in
tho AFFAIRS Of Spain.
Ii is reported that the leaders of the
revolution are undetermined ~ to the
form OF government to be adopted for the
country.
PAsis, Sept. 23.-Madsid 10 quiet. Es-
trado was appointed Minister. Marine news
from the province is contradictory. The
Queen attempted 10 return to the capital.
bot found the roads in possession Of the
enemy she returned to San Sebastian whore
she rsmains. The rebels every where pro.
claiming Espsrtesd - president. Bravo
and other ministers hsvs arrived in France.
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Foreign News by Atlantic Cable,

TRIESTE. Sept PA deputation Of Greek
citizens waited on Admiral Farragut to-day
and returned thanks for the sympathy
which the [ nited States manifested for the
patriots IN Gambia. The Admiral in reply
said the people OF America not only sym.
pathize with the Cretans but aid as far o.
possible the ,use Of liberty IN Crete.
PARIS, Sep. 22.-Odlcial dispatches from
Spain have been received here. They I'd
nit that an instruction has broken out a,
Madrid and in Seville, but its existence in
Murcia and Galicia il de lied.
LONDON, Sept. 22--It is rumored herr
that the Spanish 6.et of Cadiz has opened
fire on that city, where st last accounts the
citizens and troops remained firm for the
Queen.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-The Republicans
are making extensive preparations for
their meeting this evening. Gems. Palm
er and Logan. ex Gov. Stone, and other
popua, speakers are to deliver addresses
The Republican papers claim that over
l2 600 Tanners from home and abroad will
participate in the procession. The line Of
march is to be Illuminated, Gre works lot
of, and other demonstrations Of favor in.
dulced in.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsnixoroN, Sept. 23.-In the Criminal
Court this morning. Asrrick continued his
ar gumsnt TO show that Sursatt WAS within
the scope Of tho President's amnesty proc
lamstion.
Ride opposed the argument. contending
that By the act of the l9lh OF January,
1867, the authority Of the President to
grant amnesty was repealed, and Congress
only. had power to make such pardon. lie
also contended that Surratt did not come
even within the meaning Of the terms Of the
proclamation.
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RE0DeFER /

kE6U y 1ENy
Notice 10 hereby given that the Board
Registry will b in session in the different
districts At the following pisces, and dates
- follows:
FSrst Ward-At the house Of A. Lang
lschner. on Wednesday and Thussdsy,
Sept. 23d and gath.
Ncond Wayd-At the house Of II. c.
Moller. Friday and Saturday. Sept. 26th
end 26th.
o63ce Harrison street, between Sd aod 4th)
Monday and Tuesday, Ssptsnbes 2osh end
seth.
Fourth WarI-At The ofIcs Of the Town
sbip Trustees, corner 9th and Brady, We'd.
nesdsy and Thursday, September 80th and
October LIST.
liftA Ward-At the Pennsylvania House
Friday and Saturday, October I'd end Cd.
Sisth Ward-At the Arsenal Brewery
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 9th and
9th.
zsrnship-At q. Borsman's, IL Gilbert.
Thursday, October 7th.
A. John Ny er's tavern on the Harr,sen
street road, on Friday October eth.
A. H. Ste6sn's tavern on the Dubueue
read on Saturday. October 9th.
At W. L. Stsinbergs, in Black Hawk, on
Monday. October i1th.
The Board viii SET q the above places
- doeee ffso . = = Z p. N.
D. osdsf u The Beard.
sf 4. @. OoALlslli0s
Township 0Ieet.
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SALEM, Mass. Sept. ga call is In cir
culstion receiving many signatures through.
out the towns in the 5th District for organ.
lied opposition to the nomination Of Gen.
Bntler to Congress.
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Milwaukee maWkes.
BY telegraph sep,ember -.
Fiour-Quet and weak, Xxx city, 1. 90; Xxx
country. 7.ooe7 .s7k; extra, Z 80.
Whsst-Stsady and il fair demand ct ! IS for
No. !, asd l.ls Tor No. g.
Corn-Quist and steady q Leo
Osts-Fir0 end in fair demand OF S. -
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BY Telegraph. Sept. Is.
Flour-Quiet, but low grades are firm.
| Wheat Unchanged.
Corn--Dull mo market sma sales At eo@
eS
Oats--Dull and unchanged At SO to S.
Rye--Unchanged ut LII.
Pork % 90.
Baeos--Sheulder lsI@1ssl: clear sides Is
to lSk
Lard -1ss{ to 10.
W hiekv--l So
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COM "a e RclAl.
OavoDPora Morkoe Report.
Osvscs o. rss. DAvsSreas Dsu. caAr,
September 9th, l0oO.

September 9th. 1855.
tLouR-Whoiesals,t %. oeE retail, $3.50.
WssAf-Nsw. No. l. el.5s0l. 81. INo. 2, q. 50.
BAaLsY-No u 70
OAss-Nev, 4G0t45 Old, soc
Rrs-Nsw ol.20
Coax-S0@S2c.
OSIoNs-f6Q75.
000ol.00.
BrSssa-SS93Sc. per D.
8oaO-lSe.
Gassa Apfrss-ols5 per bushsl.
hAr-0ood Timothy tlS.o0Dtll.ec,p per tsn
Prairie elo. oo@ll.eo per ton. Slough, o.. 80.
WeoD-oSo0. per Core
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BALTIMORE, Sept. %. The Democrats Of
the fourth district nominated Patrick Ham .
i'll on the l43l ballot.
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~ rslsgrsph.l September Is.
Cctton--!Quiet 81 20 for mlddline uplands.
Floufnose active receipts Is, l1s barrels ssles
Lew barrels l.251s 50 for extra stats 6A09 q
Tor Extra western {: Q s001o.70 for r. n. o.
Wheat-l Irregular and unsettled: receipts ~ 81.
busheis; 1.ee01 Is for No. spripg / s56 - for
NO oprng Los for winter red lllineis go for
white hichiesn.
hyo-Qaiets western Co.
Corn-Receipte as.663 bushels; l1y01l0 for
uneound / 1901. - for sound mixed veetesn.
BsFley- Quiet.
ats-ie better rsesipts ss.sse bushels: sso7ss
Ter neU Weotosn ooOat.
P.e-usavy sed lover: ss.isDsep sos mess
So,3o004.oo ~ On.
e0f.Doll.
QUe 8eop-Qalet.
Lesa-Si4 a deeeDing. q :lsko seS for
- O19eek - ks(als.
eeoAS-1ka q ieA OiiH Sss 0sba.
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CAkc0go M0Rk
~ Telegraph CnIcAoo. SEPT -.
rlsur--lrregulsr, and unsettled. Rseeip&s
II. 6s'; shipments l4,77l.
Whcat-lrrreRular. good demand. closinO
lover; No. l l.t4k0S ;sNo. 3 l.Ask@x; Ne.
ss9l.4o. Receipts So,sso bus; shipments
50, lQ6.
Corn Dull and steady /; No. l sax: No. 2
ssGS. Receipts $4,000 bus shipmeSm e. 20
bus.
Oats-Dull and lowor. closing weak ss,l. Re.
ceipts 7s.7s7 shipments ia. s0l bus.
kye-quiet and lower; No. ll.70. neesipta
500 bus; shipments q. ssl bus.
Baslev-U Unsettled and higher; No. 3, LIS.
Receipts Csc bus; shipments 800.
Prov isiops- Quiet and heavy.
Forks 75@29.
Lard l8k@sl.
Shoulders lOllQH.
Whiskey-Saeabis ct |. so free.
Freishts-Unehsnged wheat 7k0s; corn :.
to Buffalo wheat 10 Oswego, "a; Oats TO Erie.
5s,.
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Toledo ~ ark<e

Toledo Market.
BY Telegraph Sept. IS.
flour-Drooping. $50
WheAt--102c lower. Amber a.oox. NJ. /
red 200; No. : spring %; No. > spring SIS,
Corn-Held at 1.o2 for No !.
Oats-A shade better sales No. st ss1<
No s7.
Rye--.A shade lower; No. Ills.
Barley-Steady.
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ousIMEss COLUMN.

~. HOYT. !.
N T. &c - II q . II y
Wholesale a Retail Dealer In
Chickering 4 Emorson's
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