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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
Hnv. "A. II. SrCBBJs
Prelate Of 81. Simon Of Cyrsns Command
cry No..9

Anussnsxrs.-The severe storm of lase
night prevented - large an attendance st the
Opsra Hsuss - had been expected. New
srshelsss, . very fair audience assembled,
and were amply repaid fer vsnturisg cut.
BY ths sxcsllsncy Of the performance.
Madame Claussen has an enviable reputa-
ton % proteao actress, and she fully de-
serves the flattsrins praise which has bsss
accorded TO her. Her songs were we'll ss-
lsctsd, and given with exquisite taste and
feeling. She rang the iavs.i,s ballad Kash'
issn Msvsusnssn. with tsuehing pathss. r.
esiving the enthusiastic plaudits sf the
audience. frsn al parts Of the house. Mr..
). Cooke 10 certainly The bsst sdaptsd e
keep ~ audisaes on the ''bessd grin" oi
Any enc who hes been On Tie boards II thia
cssy Tor ssms time past. HE impsseesa
tioos sf the stsgss struck lii Pest6f-asd
and the ssng Hanlst. hashsd up into vsrss,
gave evidence Of his claims TO the position
Of = hrst class Comedian. The mere fAel
ef I've actors, amusisg IN audience for tws
hours, and the interest never flaseise for q
Instant, ,:.is surely sufaeiens proof Of sssrlinl
merit.
Prsf. H. Dsaunlich presidsd At the plane
and flllsd up The intssvals in the play viii
his usual brilliant execution.
All thess who sould nss attend lsst eve
ming should 81 to.night. An sssiss chang
q peegraoos y aaaeaaee1 1se tAis sseaise
Tiekele ~ 0le q Laee . 0slegp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

Besr STAND in town, with email stock Of
goods. for sals at bargain.
Also, = dwelling with . rooms And..S lots,
On Third street. Apply to
ELpRiDos Z BRo,
No. 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

Kromsrs iffais Dye. Natural. Durable, Beautiful
Dsst and Cheapest In the World Sold by all Drug
gists and Country Storckeepers. JOHN J. KRONER,
o0la PrOprlAl0R. A0l CheaInul H. PhlladsphiA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

90 70 Pm BssT.-00 10 the Bryant d Strattou
Iowa State business College TO got thorough prac
eoo1 business education, 10 become good sound
Telegraph operator. For circulars and papers, ad
dress. (enclosing stamp The Bryant . Strattou
Commercial College. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

.Dast rocelved ~ H1ePHberg.
Goodman 4 Co's . lot of fFo01and
Dress SILKS nj - cents per yard;
also nalk aaA Cloak 6acDxs,
Cleekiags. Parassls. ~ low 4g.
ares. Carpets, Carpets, Carpets,
cheaper shan any hoase In ahs
city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

PsssoxAL John Mahin, Of the
Muscasins Journal, favored Us with short
call last evening. We are glad 10 learn
that the Journsl 10 prospecting, although
~ haven't much leve for its politics. The
Ashin Bros. are both nns fellows, and de-
serve the smiles o. fortune.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

SEALED Proposals. Beard OF Edu-
cation Of Rock Island, % will be seen by
notice 10 another column, are advertising
for sealed proposals., for the erection Of
new Warl school building. The building
viii be 74174, and will probably cost $780,
600 or more. Davenport buildsrs can see
duplicate drawings and specifications at
W. L. Carroll's sffies, in Farrand's Block.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

ACuRIous MAS.-Dr. A. 8. Kennedy, Of
Auburn, N. Y, has discovered speedy
and permanent remedy for Catarrh and will
give $500 for case ofthls dreadful disease
thst hs cannot cure. II you have sn Of
fensivs discharge from The head. nostrlls
sbstructsd or dry, partial loss Of hearing
or smelling. pain over the eyes. ssbstancs
sticking in the throat, affecting the voice.
IL you havsa Cough, . Sore Threat or
Dyspepsia, get DR.. Ksnnsdy's Permanent
cure for Oatarrh.' II 10 . thorough course
of treatment, and completely sradicatss
any or all Of the above symptoms Of this
loathsoms disease, and 10 curing Thousands
Of sufferers whs had become discouraged
with snuff. and strong solutions. See that
his fac simils 10 upon the wrapper. Sold
BY all Druggists. All orders from Drug
eists should Be addressed to Demas Barnes
L Co., 81 Park Row, N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

1T. sMrLs, Gardener and Florist, cor
eth and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. mv06-1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
a gents Wanted.

We want Arstclass Agents TO Introduce cur new
STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE Il makes
the genuine Locz-srircs. Price ~ and CO. Extfa.
particuare and sample work furnished on applic ca
lion TO l. N. HATHBR CO., 143 Il Sale Gtreet
Chicaeo. apr9o-d2w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

Dirsrcr Oouar. May term Of the
District Court will commence on Monday,
Nay 4th. The docket is rather full and
there will probably BE- . somewhat Isng'h 'hy
term three weeks or more. There will b.
On opportunity At this time, for all foreign
srs to procure their final naturalization pa
pers. All shsuld improve this opportunity
and b ready for the Presidential election.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

GRABss's HArs REsrsRsa.- article
hes been used with success BY hundrsds Of
our citizens, and pronounced the best Of
the kind in use for fully restoring the hair
to its natural color, and 10 also particular
ly adapted to preserving the glossy appear
ancs Of the hair and keeping the scalp in
healthy condition. This article has on its
own merits gained large foreign sale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
sIPELAa,
OPTHALNfIA

KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE,
There ass no rsnsdiss, row before the public. 20
we'll calculated to purify the blood and seconstrues
(se TO spsak) the vhels systsa - Roback's BlsoA
Purifier, Dlosd Pills anl Stomach Bitten.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

We have short nib pens Of every sise, - easy
- the goose quill.
The sbsvs list 10 only small part Of ths Va
riety Of eur steck.
We warrant all Of our Arst-elass pens, end
Will exchange until enc 10 found that will suit
exactly.
We can also sell you . second quality pen
!called By most dealers the bestl at verv much
lover prices, but cannot warrant them.
Call and examine the rood, -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
RIvER NEW =

ARnivALs.
DAysxPoar From 81. Paul.
HAwksrs SrATs-From st. Louis.
pEpAnfvnss.
DAvsspesr-Fer St. Louis.
HAwxsYs EfATp-FoF 50. Paul
sxpscfsD.
The Savanna, from 81. Paul, - rssss Tor
81 Leuis this evening" o. te-nesrew 0san-
ing.
The Pembina, from 50. Louis, ~ rssse
for St Paul % morrow morning.
rhs.Dubuqus. from ST. Paul, es rsSt'
for.St. Louis Monday morning.
xIscsLLAHDsus.
The river al St. Louis is still declining. and
on Thursday business there was reported
unusually dull.
Business on the Illinois river is very dull
some ofthe boats have been Withdrawn
from thu trade for the present.
The Upper Missouri is falling fast ou'
little snow is reported On the mountains. II
such 10 the case, the Montana boats will b'
the loosers. They may have to r~ship, oJ
wagons, two or three hnndred nilss. At ~
expense nearly - great - the whsls
amount of freight through.
The steamboat Clerks Associations Of 81
Louis have suspended active operations
for . specified time, and the affairs Of th'
Association placed in the hands Of Com
mittoe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

FuHsaAL Norics.-Ths funeral Of Mr.
Geo. +. Carpenter will take place at the
Burtis Opera Hesse, Sunday. at 2 p. n.
This change has been made, ~ Trinity
Church viii not afford sufficient accommo-
dstion for the many friends Of the dsceas-
Cd. The various Masonic erjsrs to which
the deceased belonged will meet at Masonic
Hall at o'clock r. NJ. ..whsrs they will form
10 procession aud proceed to the residence
Of J. c. Conklin, corneri Of Eleventh and
Perry streets, and take charge Of the body
aud convey il to the 3Opsra House. The
Rev. DR.. Powers will pronounce the funs-
rel sermon, after which the usual Masonic
ceremonies will bs had.
In accordance with wish long since sx-
pressed BY the deceased aud the request Of
his widow, the Rituals used will be those Of
the Knights: Templar and the Protestant
Episcopal Chureh.
D. 2~~.vs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
DWellimg for Sale.

FINE TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
"A metal roof, . rooms, we'll finished; lot COZ
$50 on 18th between Rock Island and Iowa Eta.
for sals Il . bargain. Apply TO J. r.. SNIP.
SON, ct 8. p. Bryant Oo.'s, Is 8sst Second
street. mch9k- dn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
CANCERS CURED.

DR. HEoERN, formally Of Quiacy, m. Aas loea
ted et Chicago. 20. - noe S,s. vtfes!. eenaenee ~
houD. vithe ut knife, los Of blood O. eaueing ..
fioue pain Also successfully treats chroaie dicsoDes
an6 cs1raumptityn inn9o anaekv1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

DAvRSPoRr AND Sr. PAUL RAILRoAD
CONVENTION delegates appointed to
attend the Railroad Convention, At Hop
kinton, on the 9th of May, held . meeting
At the Council Chamber on Wednesday,
for the purpose Of making some arrange
asnts for going. Owing to very good
reasons, several Of the delegates reported
that it would be impossible Tor them to go,
but they we're nevertheless anxious the
the city should be we'll represented. 9th.
srs expressed determination 10 attend,
and let the people Of the Northern part Of
the State know that Davenport wanted the
termination Of the road. Mayor Donshus
will leave tomorrow morning, taking his
family with him as far as Dubuque. There
he expects to meet Mr.. Butler, Mr. Des
saint and w. II Holmes, frsm whence
they will proceed to Hopkinton.
These men fully understand the impor.
tance Of this great route, to Davenport ~
we'll ~ to the State, aud they also fully
understand just how the people here lock
upon the project, and will b able to find
out what the respls Of the Northern part
Of the State propose to do. If their action
shall b. satisfactosy, there are men in this
city, who will come forward and put their
names upon subscription paper for some
thing handsome, Of this there 10 no doubt.
Add further in accordance With ths recent
law passed by the Legislature, suthsrizing
townships, cities, &C., 10 vote tax for the
construction Of any Railroad passing
through the same, We are confident enough
can be raised ito build the road to The
wapsis. Those who oppose private sub.
scriptions, and especially lasd owners and
farmers say, "asssss us oil iu proportion ia
our property, and the .ccnseq usnt benefit
~ are to derive from the road, aud W will
eassrfuliy pay" This 10 the feeling with
which the people viii vote. whom the pro
position shall be submitted, and il will mos'
assuredIy be submitted, II the people ei
the Northsrn.part Of the State are - much
| in earnest in the matter % ere many Of oul
citizens, and are disposed to perform 81
they promised whom here. We shalt wai
the report Of eur delegates with consider
able interest.
4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.

AOyoA 0ovooo AVssO1y - VoUos
~ Conducted BY the Spanish 0ovsrnmsnt
oS0O oO0 IN Gold drawn every seventeen days. PYi-
ses cashed and Information furnished. The highest
price psid Tor Doubloons and ell kinds Of Gold and
Silver. TAYLOR d CO..
Sshii.d Dsnkefs. 10 " ali 81. New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-23
TraoM OUR OWN RF-oaTER.l

COLUMBIA, July 22.-In the .>,nate long de-
bate took place on the resolution tQ relieve
the Sheriff Of Marlboro from the penalty I'M
posed for not returning executions within
the time allowed by law, but it was ultimately
passed.
MIR. Rutland, from the special committee, re-
ported. a bill reducing the bonds Of public
officers, and placing them at the following
amounts: Secretary of State $4,000; Comp
troller-Genera 1000; State Treasurer SAC, 900;
AttorneyGenerals IS 900; Solicitors. .s3 900; Clerk
of the Court at Charleston $4,000; in other
counties $4,000; Sheriff of Charleston $4,000;
other sher1fs $4,000; Probate Judge, Charles
ton. $4,000; Of other counties $1,000; Coroner
Of Charleston S., 900; other counties S2,oOo.
Embezzlement is 10 be punished by hne, anu
Imprisonment for not more than five years.
MIR. Corbin introduced a bill to define the
jurisdiction of the Probate Court.
In the House, q resolution was passed hxlng
the salaries Of subordinate officers at from
81 so to Sc 90 per day.
protest was presented against the admls-
sion of the delegates from Lancaster.
Bills were introduced Incorporating the Citl-
zens Bank; establishing the County of Aiken;
suspending the professors at the State Uniyer-
sity; Incorporating the cheraw Hook and Lad
der Company; permitting the recording OF GER
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-23
shootinc Ansay in savannah.

SAVANNAH, July ga difficulty occurred
last night, in q drinking saloon, between VIM.
Robert Hopkins, tax receiver, and Isaac Rus
sell, deputy sheriff, resulting in the shooting
Of Hopkins and in his instant death. Russell
claims that the killing was done in self-de-
fence. The affair has caused great excitement
among the negroes, who, at the signal Of a
drum, assembled several hundred strong, arm
ed with guns and clubs, and threatening to
lynch Russell and demolsh his house. On
learning that Russell had been taken to the
Jail, they proceeded to attack it, but were dis
persed by the police. The excitement is some
what abated this morning, though the prompt
obedience to the signal shows that the negroes
are fully organized in this city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-23

tiicates Of purchases Of lands in st. Helena;
authorizing the employment OF county sohcl-
tors to aid the circuit solicitors.
The Governor has instructed Mr.. Hood, the
Treasurer Of the State, to receive and disburse
moneys.
J. h. Rainey (colored) is acting Secretary OF
State.
The necessary papers have been forwarded
to Washington TO secure the removal Of the
political disabilities of Ex-Governor Orr.
Some bankers are in correspondence with
the Governor in relation to loan OF s5OO,Ooo
to the State.-
The new tax bill now being matured is in
tended to tax equally all property Of every de-
scription according to its value. 1t is estlmat1
ed to raiae 100000 without expressing the
people. -.
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shall receive as compensation for their eeryices
the sum of three dollars per day for the time
actually employed in such elections:
SEQ. 8. In ali future elections after the first t
herein provided for, the Commissioners SHAH
be appointed by the mayor or intendant OF
each city OF town respectively at least ten Gays
Sec. 8. .Au statutes providing against illegal
voting, or the bribery and intimidation Of yot-
ers. passed heretofore, and not inconsistent
with the present constitutlon,. are continued
in full force; but all acts or parts Of acts incon-
sistent Herewith, or supplied by this act, are
hereby repealed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-23
ton of the Southern Pacific Railroad was

ton of the Southern Pacific Railroad was
passed.
In THE SENATE, Robertson and Sawyer Of
South Carolina, took their seats. In regard TO
the admission Of Sawyer there was long dis
cussion. Afidavits were read from c. G. Bow
en- and T. j. Mackey, declaring their belief that
Sawyer was ineligible, that he was share
holder in blockade running company, and a
member of a military organization in Charles
ION in 1864.
Senator Conkling said he was free TO say
that he did not believe one word OF the charges
brought against Sawyer.
Robertson, who had previously been seated
in order that he might speak and vote In Saw
yer,s case, said that he had heard none OF
these charges in the South Carolina Leg1sla-
ture. and that he believed them to be wholly
unfounded and brought up by the disappointed
friends of DIR. Mackey.
The bill for arming the loyal people in the
Southern States was discussed. 1t will un-
doubtedly become law before Congress ad-
journs. ..,
A concurrent resolution to take recess on
Monday to the third Monday in September, was
passed. Adjourned.
The uncertainty as to the tax bill causes
great excitement. Itnow seems probable that
the President win veto the bill on account OF
its innovations on the appointing power.
The President has nominated S. F. Beach as
United States District Attorney for Virginia.
"A meeting has been held by the Southern
members of Congress and Union men. Whit
temore, of South Carolina, was president, and
Fisher, of Mississippi, secretary. A commit
tee Of FIVE was appointed to draft resolutions.
John C. Fremont introduced resolution that
in view of the Presidents threatening attitude
regarding reconstruction, Congress should re-
main in session until after the Presidential
election; that Congress should immediate
" give Virginia, Mississippi and Texas
loyal State governments; that Congress should
pass a stringent law for the enforcement OF
the third section of the 14th constitutional
amendment.
Pending the consideration of resolution
that the President should be impeached, and
pledging the meeting to oppose an adjourn
ment OF recess until bis removal was accom-
plished, the meeting adjourned to tonight.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-23
,Iraon The Asso o1ArED RaEss.l

Ise ANGER OF SHAD. STEVENS A DISPUTE ABOUT
sAwYER- -aoHHRTsoN, DESERTS xAoKEy-1M
LOYAL. MILITIA AND MURDER HIIL-wHAT
Apour THE TAX BILL ?-THE cARpET-HAaeERs
M oouNm-rgEYD DEMAND AND RESOLVE, AND
ADJouRN. ss,ss.-l .
WAsHmeToN, July 22.-Appreherding unfa-
yoitable hygienic results, the removal Of the
Confederate dead from Johnson's Island has
been postponed.
The Southern members held caucus this
morning to consider Virginia, Mississippi and
Texas, and make arrangements for the cam
paign.
The House passed the Funding. bill substan-
Nstantially as published
THE Appropriation bills, aggregating $751;
100000, was passed.
General Blair's letter Of acceptance was pub
1;shed in this mornings Intelligencer.
INTHE HOUSE Kellogg. OF Alabama, and lift,
oYNorth Carolina, we're seated.
hill was passed removing the political dis
abilities of Simon Corley, Of South Carolina;
Michael Hahn, Of Louisiana, and John Mil
ledge, Of Georgia. -
Tlad. stevens mauE PeisonIl eApAaneV1oA'
denying the remarks attributed to him In re-
gard to paying the 5-2o's in gold, and denouno-
ing the papers attacking him as rebel, half
rebel, and all in the interest of the bond
holder.
The Speaker, in answer to q question con-
corning the Tax bill, read message from the
President, in which he announced his approval
of the Tax bill. The Secretary Of the Treasury
and the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue had,
however, advised him that the bill WAS not
signed.
The bill extending the time for the compile
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BY TELEGR RAPH.
Our washington Dispatches.

Our Wash1nHton O1sPutonos'
IpsmAI DmpATcHi TO THE DAILY NEws.l
arysRA1 B1Amb LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
MANLY AND sTaAIeHTroRwARD pAPER-THE b
PEOPLE WILL OVERTHROW THE MILITARY
prspor1sM uNDzR wMoH VIE asoAN-How
GRANT Is SUPPORTED. ~
WAsH1NaToN, July 22.-General Blairs let
ter accepting the nomination Of the Democra-
tic Convention ia spirited and manly paper,
in which his previously expressed views Of
Congressional reconstruction are reasserted
with increased force and distinctness.
He arraigps Grant as the willing abettor OF
an usurpingknd revolutionary Congress, and
predicts this the people. at the ballot-bo1 in
November, VIII overt throw the existing military
despotism.
In combustion he says: 'gThis is the only
road to peace. It ,willcome with the election of
The Democratic candidate and not With the,
election Of that:mailed warrior, whose bayonets
are now at the throats Of eight millions Of peo-
ME in the South, to compel them to support
him as candidate for the Presidency, and to
submit to the domination of an alien race Of
semi-barbarcus men.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-23

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THE NOMINATIONS OF THE NATIONAL
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utter desoisHon and ruin OF the South and the piac
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uuehly informed to accomplish this, and THE
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THE DAILY or TIE TRLWEEKLY NEWS VIII
keep It's readers thoroughly posted on al important
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From North Carolina.

WnMsaToN, July 22.-The new sheriff has
appointed two negroes and one white deputy.
The negro deputy is to be jailor.
Refreshing rains have fallen in this section
in time to save most of the crops. Corn in
some localities was hopelessly ruined before
the rain.
! The political excitement runs high, and will
probably surpass that of 1910 before the close
of the campaign.