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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
ILLINOIS

SrRiNerIRLp. Feb. l3.-Wm. d. CLARK,
Of Davenport, Iowa, has been appointed as
sistsnt superintendent. OF the new State
House. lie arrived here yesterday. and
has been engaged in stalking of the ground.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
JACOB HAHN,S
Union Bakery & Restaurant

T9E suas s HAS JUST OPENED HIS
= 80 - ana ,ssselshment, aud would cay
y sassisA them with the bert quality Of eho,cs
01eoA. Cakes. Pies M, T--z
stoncry.
1sHr fsg- fh~ fcst material Fun stock a,x.x. =,
- 49, fsagigxs Supplied at Reasonable o"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13

On Ihursd.y, rs e y 18Th. hursssy. Am e
0ept. 94th. and Thursday. Nov. lea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
Cinclauasl Market.

Ctnclauasl Market.
By Telegraph. February Is.
FIour-Dull but unchanged.
Whsat-Dull and unchanged.
Corn Quiet at $685.
OaAs-Advaaced 20 66@67.
Rye-Steady II 1855.
Cotton-Quiet but firm At lek for adding.
Barley ct 2.3502 20.
Professionalism but firm not much a,
mand and prices nominally unchanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
<ROMER'S HAIR DYE
Best I'm the World.

Natural Durable, Beautiful, Best and Cheapeetin
Ire wosld-will give saaisfacfion to AL. Principal
Wholesale Agents for wr&hts Tsr syrup, and Kro-
mer's Hair Dye In Chicago, Fuller. Finch Fuller,
Lord B Smith. and Burnhams q Van Schaack.
JOHN j. KRONER.
eos Chestnut Street. Philadelphia,
supss can ol3pfopfietos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13

suvenport :1arkct RepoRt.
Ores OF rHx DAvsxroRs DanecaAs.
February IL. 1883.
F,oua-choice family. Wholesale, tlo. 40; re-
wssAr-No. l. q. soaeiss; No. s.Isl7S0
80
gA.lrr-si7s@t.a eco.
Oars-6e cents.
RYR-tl.05.
Coas-Sew. &c in the.ssr.
PosAross-l.2tce2l.s so.
Busssn SCR. per h.
a.s-asod ri.osAy sio.ocs. sis.eO; Ps.i-
CoAs-soH delivered. - sssss pr bssAsl.-
Anthfssits. delivered. ols per toa.
woep-es per Cord.
Chicago Marhes.
By Telegraph February II.
| Flour-Unehsnged closed 6sn.
cs ssd i1ress', No 10 bet bette.
S.oaA02.o2lI; No. nominal rejected l.ss@
LIS.
Corn-Lower. At sosec for new.
Oass-A shade lover. and quiet. at t7@57hc.
Rye-No. !, l.s60 81, the outside price TOR
strictly fresh; No. 3. l.53al "a.
Bsrley-No. Q. 2.o4aa 2. o5 fer regular.
Provisions -Decse eddy quiet; holders gener-
ally firm.
Mess Pork Steady, at % Is S2o. 50 for stan
dard 10 choice brands.
Lard--Held at i454c buyers did not offer over
l4ac.
Bulk Meats Quiet. at slf@ssIc for dry salt
ed shoulders; lo@l0L. for rough sides 91<@
l0I66i0slc for cumberlands and short rib.
Dressed Hogs-Oferings light, and selling
readily at an advance of lpc closiag firm, at
1893. So dividing on 200 lbs; 60 was pal for
pigs 9.55@e.s0 for extra heavy.
Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph. February Is.
Hogs- Received 1858 head. Market less active,
and holders anxious TO re alize at l2 o'clock waa
weak with downward tendency entire range
| 6.750ys IS.
Cattle Received 4s6 head; better demand fos
, second class shipping cattle: prices not mntcri.
ally changed fret class sold al g. 500. $40; sec
ond class .50@7 Is; common q. 1897 rs; butch
, ers' stock dull, At s7l495oo.
~. l.oais Market.
BY Tele graph February -.
Flour-very quiet and unchanged.
wheat-Heid firmly but demand light
spring sold At 2.o0Q2 10 for prime to choics RED
and white fall ranged At s002.7c.
Oora-Unahangsd. at sl9e6.
Oats-Lowes, Il s66s9.
fall.
Rye-Iower, 1851. 90.
Provisions-very quiet
Pofk-No sales held q $3.50 very emel
} sales OF shoulders st 9K clear sides l9k0lo
Lerd-Doli small sales u l31f mainly bel,
atl4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
"a Ilnlea ReStaarant

-. -, sse<d % m ssssssf style. where meals and
- 6c45pe wiH - sevvsd IL shs fsss style At -
sgss-s 49, Ss,ssss8 n - ssps e1ess q sAess %.
- 49, 1iok 6ssssssesS h es~ysAsas. ssa1
srE-ar Tne ssc.y~ wAWW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
LIVE RI Is.
JAS. A. HIGH,

PROPRIETOR or 1H1
Harrison street Livery 1tab1ee
n1GR HARRISON STREET, BETwERN
0G261A Front and Second. Horses 4
Cnrrf0Ees, Of the best quality, TO let u 81
hours. Funerals furnished on ehCrt notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded at reasonable charges. [mylo-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13

Beauties the ConpIex3sa. aivine TO thu
skin atso1opoeent lSoGAnooo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13

g TIE shove Nag niaeen. sinsl:.Numossr <, Lp =
sssy VII oe draws In pablo N Cosis e,"es ~
the corner Of Firth and Nadi.on Streets. Jnc Aen
tncky Lotteries arc GIN Buierprses: oss
h Monsy Lotteries. that have oesn .sr ~ y.
tnoriy OF charter from the STATE. asa Donds afs
given 70 seerre the pa, ment Of all Prise. I'm =.
nohssed e u hst Of numbers diswDFE Se.so ueners
man papers.
the sdvsaisge Of seleet;nc their own nuAbsFs.-
Se.e your address fur { cifenlaf.
paANCD, SMITH : CO.
tAsiissvswAwil Dsa 50 csvhossa. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
THE CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

OA
Assets over 81, 100000.
Increase over. 81. 100000.
uHIS COMPANY ORIGINATED IN THE YEAR
1858 the great popular plan Of
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
They have paid lorscs to the widows and orphans
and those insured with Them nearly 81 GEO 600 90
without q single case of litigation. Annual Diri-
dend Guaranteed. All classes OF policies ierned and
upon a favorable term. any Company can Offer !:
large receipts small expenses; great care in the
selection Of risks; prompt payment Of losses, and
dividends annually, beginning with the second pre-
MUM, make the Charter oak the NEST popular Life
Insurance Company doing bueincss in Iowa.
Men OF good character and address can obtain
agencies by applying to r. B. MERRILL,
dccis.dly State Agent. Davenport, Iowa.
once over Davenport National Bank.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13

LONDON. Feb. 1S.-Amesican psvnpaner,
containing reports n the Cong ees,ceei ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
New York Market

New York Market.
BY Telegraph February -.
Cotton-Quiet: 90 IA
Flour-Firm and in fair demsni o Solll0 10 10
extra STATE: 9.svl114 90 for r. H. o.
Whcat-F'irm; No. 9 Chicago It 2sl
Corn--Unchsnged: l.syGt1 30 for new mixed west
crn ailoat; 30 for western yellow aloat
Oats Dull at SIS for western.
Pork-Quict and st ady % .31G9a.to for old mess
%. 4od.23 Sc for new do
Bcef-Steady.
Lard-firn, heavy 1is,i5-latter extreme.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13

And ENVELOPES Of every description.
Sole Agent for the WHITING snd ATLANTIC
Paper Co: e Plat Writing Piper for PRINTERS
and BINDERS. The BEST PAPER MADE.
Aiao. Ao1n4 ~
Bot, johnson & Co.'S Card Stock
And 0lased and KnaDeled Paper.
white, Corbin Co.'S Envelopes.
John q. ughtbody's On. ~ News Ink.
r. D. Wade d Cos Colersd, Card AID BOok inA
Constantly on hand all the usual sizes Of BOOK
and NKWS Paper. and sells nj MIL prices. Mana
fasturer OF all sises Of Gr0cers'.
Paper Dags and FlouR eocks,
the best article made
Straw and Tar Boards. Roofing Paper, Twine. &c.
The large saving of freight Via New Orleans, over
inland rates enables me with my special arrange
ments with Eastern Manufacturers) to sell Ut leee
Rriees than the same goods can be bought u other
western citieA
Oss.i -rsesAtAusA &v.eswAm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13

Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph MrlwAuKss. Feb. II.
Flour-U nchanged; 9.75@l0.oO for best
spring extras.
Wheat Firm; 2.03Mor No. l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
For Moths II Fuss, Woolsos, Carpets. -.
&c. ~Duy . - - &c. FiasA Of
ssCoStoH'o" Insect Powder.
Dsssroys instantly Fless and on insects q
Anlmalo, &c.
- eure tAisg.w IAsenn1s teseflS to IL
Dss1ts. t~Dss - q ooe. boz Of
ssCoOto1'o" Corn SoDVoots
Yor Corr Bu.ioss, wMes. Ae. '.TFyfG"

"A Universal Dinrer Pill" (sugas-coatedl,
80 years administered IN Physician
Practice. - 95c and 5Oc Boxee-
ssCester's" Dlshsp PlllG.
OF extraordinasy e0eacy tor Costiveness,
Indigestion, Nervous and Sick Headache,
L..2 co%pDlns.. cslis r.ss,s x 1so' NJ
gripping. Gentle. mild and soothing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
REMARKABLE CURE
SORES On TIE TONGUE, ULCERSlN THE
THROAT, SORE GrMH, SORE MOUTH.
SORES IN THE NOSE. AROUND
Ely ES, &c.

EYES, &c.
lfrccently exhibited. few bottles will cure. II
chronic or through effects Of Mercury. Potassium.
Corrosive Sublimate. from six TO one dozen bottles
may be required to make permanent cuse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
New York Money ynarke

BY Telegraph February 10.
Stocks-Active and strong.
Bonds-Coupons of6s, Ill 1-e; OF 20, 1.09i, {
IS, new, LIS; ~. Aes and 1905, unchanged.
Western Union SO 1-2.
New York Central l.34t,.
Erie-56 10.
Michigan Central-1.k
Michigan Southern-Q9H.
Cleveland a Pittsburgh-1.0T.
Rock leland 99L.
Eorthwestcrn-G6ia preferred, IS Is.
Merchants Union-16t.
Money per cent.
Stefling--LV9A.
Gold-lAlA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
JOHN =. DAVIS,
DAVENPORT CITY RAILWAY CO,

VHvkWpUHJ CJvv HAIlWAv GO.
CAPITAL 100000,
A. q. FULTON: President.
JOHN l.. SWlTS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Joss l.. Sw.rs, II \. CLArLssss.
CaAsLas 4. PcrSAS, JAnes Aasssaoxs.
laA n. GuyoRe. b. Il. WOODWARD
JOsePn SnisLrs. A. {. fuircr,
THOMAS Scoyr.
The books OF subscription TO che capital stock
Of this Company are nov open 1t the Davenport
REGIONAL Bank.
Davenport, Jan'y 18th. 1858. dr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
nrsrnux pAnwx - n

N. B.-This book contains much valuable infor-
nation for the benefit OF ID. sick. Illustrated with
figures OF the Liver. Lnne-. kidneys. snd other
pans in their natural anu Ia their diseased eondi
ton. Every person IN search OF health. snd desir
ous OF preserving the sumc should send for copy.
which viii be sent free of charge, by remitting one
three cent sav1p iar postage. - Radray Co, New
YORK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
"Cesta1's'' Dltte4-DWoet
and oRaage Dleseene.

Rendsss The skin dear. enootA 90 sefs.-
Removes the Tan. Frsckles, Pimples. &c:
Ladies, try bottle, and see its wonderful
quality.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13

4 remarkablc instance Of pcrsonal beauty restored
to Lady dishgured BY the rayagcs OF fsightful
disease
From the advanced sheets VI new No Heal work
"TAI.sE AND TRUE"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1868-02-09
Dent(Olano
in Sturn1 nnO 9raltg.
Sifnrif3er 8 8oman
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9putfe Df ii bIba6.
II ,Hs 81 a. e.. a.@ rW99 Il
3tpette glbtbeiIuus: .rsFGr
;. ;SSilrltelt ttud Siajtet.. !
(SortIeB

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s..a# -.s a- -. .a.r.s .l e@H. 4
Die Na@t tpor sefommen, cine buafle,
beI9ottete gla9t. Ser MlonO, rueI9er
beute Dor adt So9en nit 10 golbisen
2ihtern auf Dem SIuiie geipielt uno 10
lonae Streifli6ter bur9 ben girtentualb
att llfer Oer glbe geSogen, Der Mono
ipar bsute gang lluter 9Solfeu bcrbeGt,
bie, bont @eipitteritum setrieben, RAID
.am SimnteI poriberiagten uub iib auf
betn Slulie ipieeeripie9elten, bae es auss
fab, ais Oh slb9rInbe uub @r0ber i6 tn
ibm Offneten. s."aa H..
> 5beopbil ftan6 am llfer auf berielben
SteIlc, auf tueI6er er bor adt Sagen ge'
ftiaet unb gebetet bate, ltan6 rnb fhaute
bislater in ben idtuarScn SluB, btnaaf
sii ben Iagenben Molfen. '2.1 .frs ]. @
@enn er mir nun ni6t 8ort bait,
tpeat, er ietn ebeImitbi8 asgebeses 8er>
ipre6ea nun nidt erfllleu faun, tueil feline
freigebtgen Sdnbe fi6 Ieiner 8itte auf<
qetban. l8as bann? Seffuet it9 ba nnten
mein 8rab? Miurmelt mir bic 8elleu
mein SterbeIieb2 Slein, netn, iet nutbig,
SGeopbil, barre aus in @ebuI0, fei tart
iuSofnun9I Setue Sttmme mar 70 iunft,
10 itberteu9un0Sbou, al$ er mir gelobte,
III bteier gla9t bierber Su tommen nnb
mir SiiIfe sn bringeit. ySie Der retteuoe
@nael @atrtef lift Ct mir erf9tenen, uiao
i'd tpil glauben, bab Soft ibn mir 9es
fanSt in WenIHenseitalt, uub baau lueiB
i'd aud, bab ct i'm mir gum 3tpeiten 0taI
nod itnoen tuir6. SOffe, nein Sers unb
fet tart im @laubenl -..E.s ,~at1 u
or faltetc Die Sdube gum itilleu gebet
sab bor6te Oonn binaus IN bic Radtj
Iauidte auf iebes 8er6lll6, has auBer
Dem Murmeln Der @eItett tpelde Der
8tn0 gegen 6as llfer i9Ius unO bem
8aui6en her 8aun,e bic Stile untera
brad. Sriiben, IiufS ben Siub tpeiter
hinauf, eldnsten 2i6tsr, benn pa tpar bic
Gtdbt, aus iucI9er Die Ser8peiFna i'm
binausgstrieben bor odt Ga9en, unO bis
fem Spb fsit6em ttdt ipieter betreten
bate. Sort, bod erboben iiber benz SluRe
Ieu9tete eS auf In soloeuem gIan5e,
ftrablte bell einpor burd oa8 Duneel Der
9tadt bas @ruciir auf berglbbriide, bas
IN oen onntlen sfa9ten oon osm Irom@
men Stnn Der Slaaot9ea n''1 etnem Stah3
oon 9ampe1t erbeut marc. oail'tt 60 cen
Sroltoeourftt9en ent9e9ealfragIe aus osf
sta1t. a' E.@75Ia6. .>- ."
. Sbeopbil iab bas Grucifr aufaldn;eu,
ltnb eS fob binein in Iein SerS uno tuefte
In Tim frDrn1te @ebanfen un0 mlIthtqe
gntl9lalie. Sd9 p.il ouloea nno ~ iTa9sn e9s
TN 9lanpeit nllo SertraueH. SW nlu ptlz
pen onrd grgeonn9 uno fron,,ae p'ligaoe,
sspas .d gelanot6t paoe N Ser3ps'thne P
ano Wtltblof9relt' Wtetn 9andes 2sra
gebort S.r, mem per- uno you, ano
De1ner1 0tenlI lon es 9epe'pt le,n. ges 4
Arnltb p.ll tcs o!efen nno oea nn9laa.
Seoer ipelder letoet loll mem DracsI
fem. Seoen', neld9er lran9slt m'il ld)
pie Sato oarre'0sn, Serer, meidser petnf,
lou tn MIR s.t'en srorer FnosI, uao nom ne'!t q
1U1 mtmI6 ZluUeEeD tuE IDW ttflptI IUults Iu
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1868-02-09

4t1ss 49, EsAf$sk3 y ssst98 @sst l@s9a xstal3
sssliSnflsal t ,9iai n is asstfis
Hss 9aalg Hs4 atii ore Hls tlll
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1868-02-09

4t# 1IIfUt lsI Fs1s4 WiIJ q AfEf "A lI ~
so70 tsia rsahIa STRING asa Ha.4 ,rsal
70 sas ,siaaanigsgs ss4 u. tloilsns .sa
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1868-02-09

angE J9 ElIs& s8sHgl 2fs ag N8s
se ,atia sgaisi spa at ss6sia HaIanDf
,laa sgaEah aa gau u,sti sa
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1868-02-09

4 asta ]; sslaa
saa }il $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-15

TIE WHEAT.-A trip to Clarke and War
rem last week afforded an opportunity for
inspecting the growing wheat crop. It is
looking magnificent, and promises Weld
equal if not greater than that Of last year.
Where fertilizers were used, the difference
10 marked, and the return will be handsome.
Winchester Times.
We never saw as fine prospect for a
wheat crop in our lives as the farmers in
Mecklenburg now have. Unless the chinch-
bug, rust, or some other powerful enemy
attacks it in the next three or four weeks.
there will be the largest crop in proportion
to the amount seeded that has been made
for years. We see very good wheat on pror
corn land.-Clarksvile Q,,id Nasc. sl
On flying visit to Richmond last week
we were glad to, notice the splendid condi-
ton Of the wheat and oats, as we'll as the
amount Of land in corn, along the Virginia
Central railroad. Large crops may be
looked for east as well as west Of the Ridge
and, as On old gentleman said, with good
crops and the defeat Of the Radicals, Vir.
giinia will be rich ence MORE Valley Hir-
osn;dn, ay.y4s-.E.-sy e.,5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-15


Posi- 0FFIcE. AFFAIRs.-On. Route 4,436,
Bowling Green to Magolick, Va, Mary B.
Thompson, contractor, service is increased
to twice week from July /, 1868, at less
than pro rata, but contractor asserting.
appointments. Bowling Green, Caro-
line county, George W. Partridge is appoint
ed postmaster vice James A. Scott, resigned.
John 81. Nugers, postmaster ct Amherst
Courthouse, Amherst county, vice ]. Fl.
Williams, resigned. John W. Turner, post
master at Union Hall, Franklin county,
vice D. W. Redner, resigned. Charles j.
Burnett, postmaster at Cabell Courthouse,
W. Va, vice j. v. Sweetland, resigned.
Change site of Peyton, Boone county, W.
Va, and appoint William Gramm postmas-
ter, vice B. F. Hairless, superseded by
change of site.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-15
FOREIGN News.

LONDON, May l4.-United States Minis
ter Adams took formal leave of the Queen
yesterday. He leaves the legation in charge
of Mr.. Moran.
The Queen laid the cornerstone of st.
Thomas hospital.
The corporation of London has adopted
resolutions of coincidence on the attempted
assassination of Prince Alfred.
In the House Of Commons last night Mr..
Gladstone moved bill stopping appoint
ments to the Irish Church, and suspending
the action of the Irish Church commission
for q limited period.
PARIS, May AN. Theirs spoke pub
licly to-day favoring the protection of home
industry.
MUNICH, May 14.-United States Minis
ter Bancroft is here negotiating an e1pa.
triation treaty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-15

In referring to northern carpet-baggers
We wish it distinctly understood we simply
design to embrace in this class those indi-
vldualS who have come amongst us fog the
purpose of pushing themselves into oftlces
u honor and profit, and but for which they
would be unable to live here. Those gem
tlemen are cordially welcomed who Soras
ior the purpose Of earning an honest hyali-i
hood.- Winchester. Times. 5isi
The proposed recess for tho purpose Of
attending the Chicago Convention meets
with great opposition in the Senate, and
mere is not much probability thaf :, tn ~
body will adopt the House resolution. Ben
ators seem to think that there is no mecca
sity for them to goto Chicago to see tiene-
Ia! drant nominated. 2s3ittsss !;
A Onion gentleman whose estate worth
seSenty-two Thousand doliars, near kich-
GGond, was confsnated by the Jen spayss
soyernment and sold, now eddles raiik
through the streets Of Baltimore for Q living.
forney. 8 slss
la falsehood, of coursel isss.s
{. The Cincinnati Enquirer, May ii, states
that brother Of Mrs. George F. Train was
murdered at Fort Saunders on Wednesday
last. e q.
fwenty-seven Republicans and FIVE nemo-
Gratis have thus for been elected TO Congress
ron the reconstructed States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-15
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, May A.-Noon.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat shade better.
Corn firm. Pork quiet at $3.50. Lard
steady at 18@19c. Cotton a shade frmer
at 3O@3O1ac. Freights dull. Turpentine,
59c. Rosin steady; common strained, SO rs.
Gold, 40. Sterling, 1l04. United
States bonds, old, 10s; new, l695. vir-
ginia 6's, 511s. Tennessee SIS, new, 66A.
EUening.-Cotton moderately active and
1a@lc. better sales of !, 400 bales at 5000
3lc. Flour irregular and unsettled, with
rather more doing in southern brands. Corn
shade easier; mixed western, $1.16b@
s1.ls. Pork, $2s.4O. Lard frmer ct 1871
@19c. Groceries quiet and firm. Turpen-
tine, 5sgSoG; Rosin, s3.25@s7 Frai1ht
Governments steady. 5-2O's, '62, cou-
pons, 1887. Sterling dull at l1O1a. Gold
firm at 1879. North Carolina 6's, Sc;
new, 641a.
BALTIMORE, May l4.-Cotton dull and
nominally soc. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull; Maryland, s3@$3.O5. Corn
dull /; white, $1.l2@s1.l7; yellow, s1.22.
Western oats, 87@SSc. Rye nominally
81. Provisions unchanged. North Caro-
lima 6's, IS bid. Virginia 6's, January and
July, Az asked.
CINCINNATI, May 14.-Flour unchanged.
Corn firm at sO@92c. Mess pork, 1913.
Shoulders, 1896; clear sides, TIC. Lard,
1870.
ST. LOUIS, May Provisions ex-
tremely dull. Mess pork, 1913. Clear sides,
tic.
WILMINGTON, N. c., May l4.-Spirits
turpentine advanced, 4sh@5Oc. Resins
in good demand (; strained, 1875; No. 2
So. 4216; Mol, $3.50; pale, s5.5O@SS.5O'
Tar firm at %.
CHARLEsToN, May l4.-Cotton quiet
Sales, 81 bales; for the week, 718 bales
Receipts, 1853 bales for the week, 1872 bales
Stock, $3.50.
AUGUSTA, May 14.-Nothing doing II
cotton nominally 2s1a@2sc.
SAVANNAH, May l4.-Cotton firm bu
quiet, holders asking SIC. Receipts, 5o;
bales; for the week, 2,243 bales. Exports
1880 bales.
MOBILE, May l4.-Cotton closed firm
sales, $50 bales; receipts, 81 bales; ex
| ports, $50 bales; middlings, 2s@2s2c.
NEW ORLEANS, May 14.-Cotton quiet
middling, 2s1a@3Oc.; sales, 500 bales; re
ceipts, $40 bales. Molasses frmer Cuoa
| 5O@56c. Sugar firm and unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-15
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-Senate.-The
Senate was not in session to-day.
Hoalse.-After some unimportant BUSH
ness, the omnibus bill admitting all the
+" reconstructed" States was resumed.
Mr.. Pruyn (Democrat), Of New York,
opposed the bill.
MIR. Brooks Democracy, of New York,
followed. He spoke of the unfit character
of the representatives., abiding partlcu-
larly to Florida. :, $3.50.
Mr. Stevens interrupted, saying that he
was willing to argue that the representa-
tiyes from Florida should not be admitted:
Mr.. Brooks was glad that Stevens agreed
with him on that point, and proceeded to
show that Georgia, Alabama, and other
States were controlled in like manner by
souatters. He maintained that the Consti-
tutional Conventions and Legislatures were
composed of men who had no interests In
the States, and who did not understand nor
were understood by the people. A tyranny
worse than any ever countenanced by the
Gar of Russia or the Sultan of Turkey had
been inflicted on the people in the southern
States by the powers that had determined to
control the elections there by any means.
The whole object of congressional leglsla-
ton was apparent. 1t was all intended to
Radicalize the South, and the party IN
power here have amnesty and pardon and
welcome for any man who embraces Radl'
calism, no matter what his past conduct OF
past acts may have been, or how deeply
and darkly his hands had been imbued IL
treason. Those who accepted Radical We've
were accepted by wholesale.
Messrs. Paine and Bingham advocated
the bill. 90. -
Mr.. Woodbridge Republican,, Of Yer
mont, offered on amendment to strike ths
name of Alabama from the bill. 1t val
lost-60 to "a. 80.
Mr.. Steyens's amendment in reference t
debts due loyal men in Georgia wa
adopted-78 to so. ,.sst,.;s -
An amendment striking from the mrs
section the clause prohibiting the change O
the Constitutions and inserting "that thu
Constitutions of said States shall never b
amended or changed so as to discriminate
in favor of or against any citizen or class
|. of citizens Of. the United States, IN refer
ence to the right to vote, who are now en-
titled to vote by. said Constitutions, wal
adopted without division. a.gs
An amendment that all citizens OF tn !
United States in those States shall be al
mitted to equal rights Of suffrage was re
iected without division.
The bill was then passed-I0S TO 80.