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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-08
THE FERlDMs.
Extensive Preparations mt o..
densburg.

Correspondence Of the Toronto Leader, Mey %.
OGDEEsBuRs. May 2S.
The preparations by the Fenisns for the
coming raid on Canada are steadily going
on in this section of the State of New York.
The meetings Of tho brotherhood in this
place are pretty frequent, and It 10 believed
that large section Of the country Is under
the management Of the circle here. 1t il
we'll known, and Was announced ct the
time. that considerable supply Of arms and
ammunition reached this section last fall,
aad was secreted near Malone and Pstsdam
Junction them. In addition to this there
have bcen considerable arrivals lately. A
cor load Of knapsacks and ammunition sr.
rived ct Potsdam Junction last Menday.
which Was delivered and taken towards
Fort Covinsten, village ON The st. Law
renee A consignment Of pork has oesn
made to parties there, which, it 10 generally
believed, 10 for Feuian account Likewise.
parties have been spoken to with reference
TO supplying bread, and It is also supposed
snat II was intended for the Fenisns. Thsse
circumstances show that the movement il
steadily going on. All this 10 being done
without any blusser, and with more secresv
than usual. The newspapers here saw
nothing about 1t, - neither party lust nov
wishes to quarrel with the Fsuian vote.-
While the supplies and ammunition Are
thus being got ready, no percep,ibls mov,.
nsnt Of the Fsnisns to point between here
and Rouss's Point has yet commenced. The
Fenians are evidently acting with more
shrswduess than they did in 1866. They
probably have %, 900 stand Of arms and An
ample supply Of ammunition at present
stored at points along the St. Lawrence,
near Fort Covington; % thst whom the
men move forward. - they may Be expect
"a 20 az shortly, they will and
themselves u much bV1eee peei.
saen - 49, fsgasdlsse u ~ Uni
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OF TIE laws Of health invariably entails its own
punishment, and the warnings administered by the
faithful monitor tpan, cannot be neglected with IN
PANTY. II i.s adm snit'ons were tesded, and the
proper remedy Immediately resorted TO. VAST
amount OF suffering wond be prsvsntod. and dam
gsfous disease averted. When the head throof.
The lips DO ono pafehed. and the cheek II burning
the warning II given neglect 10 them dangosoas.
In the vast storehcuse Of nature may be found rem.
edies for all the different msladee that ahiet man.
kind withoa, resortng to pernicious minerals The
best OF these medicinal agents have been incorpe-
rated in tho preparation known = HOsTKTTERS
STOMACH BITrERs, and offered a safe remedy
20 those suffering from the various forms OF fever
This medicine has steadily ard surely won ito way
into the confidence OF the pubic. and has received
the warmest encomi1ms from the press and people
throughout the Union. As a valuable tonic for the
cure of Dyspepsia. Fistulencs. Constipation and
general nervous Debility, it cannot be approached
EVER day, new cases OF ts great effect are chron-
slt through our public journals There Is nothing
equal to the enjoyment which the afflicted experience
when using this valuable specific. Its mild tone,
its sure and vigorous action upon deosdsred stomr
ach, and the cleansing OF the entire humsn body.
should recommend il TO all classes OF our comma
nitv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-08

India rubber wheels for carriages used BY
invalids are the newest idse.
They have coed Mons Society" 10
Cincinnati. II has NOT numerous mem
bership.
George Francis Train declines being .
candidate for the presidency.
Gen. Hooker and wife are on their return
TO this country, both in poor health.
One thousand bankrupts on the stocks in
Massachusetts.
We al have our trials-all except JEFF.
Davis.
Thirty million dellars are spent annually
BY New Workers in gambling.
William Mason, the Locomotive maker Of
Tsunton, Aass., credits his shop with .
clear 5000. 900 for 1867.
1t 10 announced that Greeley has expert
encsd change Of hat.
England spent almost, or quite, half .
million dollars in additions to the British
Museum last year.
New York ha. ten thousand crimi nails in
the Albany Penitentiary, one Of whom is
worth s2,000,000
There is said not to be single "stove-
pipe" hat in Utah. The slouched felt hat
Of the "wie-awake' pattern is universally
worn by the male saints.
Two boys have been fined in London
'for profancly cursing and swearing in
the public streets, under the provisions Of
an act passed in TAG.
There Is man in Delaware who has had
fifty ons children and three wives. One Of
the latter and thirty Of the former are still
living.
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tdd States authorities, than in 1866.
One report hero 10 that q lodgment il
ID be made on Canadian territory, mar
Cornwall, On the northern bank of the St.
Lawrence, where they hope 20 proclaim the
Causdisn republic, unmolested by United
States troops in their rear, and proof
against Canadian arms in front. There
il 10 doubt such y movement, sccompa-
MED with brief success, would have an ef-
feet in feplenishing the Fenian treasury
No doub. it would amount to little more,
as the commissary department will be the
grand difficulty, and hence the question Of
how much pork and -four have been stored
in advance. is one Of Importance. and can
not now be solved. 1t 10 reported that the
general government 10 about TO send .
regiment Of regular troops TO this place.
Now il 10 we'll known that the United
States troops are mostly Irish Catholics,
majority Of whom would fire . blank
cartridge sooner than wound any of the
Fsnian brigade. In fact, during the last
raid. troops near this place when ordered
10 load on certain occasion where resist
anee Was made by Fenims, omitted to
load with ball. On the occasion Of the
late raid what proved of most importance
was the Presidents proclamation. or
course supplies were stopped likewise. and
to do this troops were required.
The government Of ths United States
must be aware of tho Fenian preparations.
A proclamation from the President now,
with movement Of troops to the frontier,
would nip the thing completely. But that
need not be expected. It's fully believed
hero that when the Fen.ans begin to ad
vance IN considerable numbers, the United
States will then take action as in 1866.
There is not the least excitement here on
tho subject. tits hardly spoken Of, but it
is admittedly all that there will be raid.
The arrivals Of military stores At Prescott
yesterday is we'll known hcre-a quantity
Of tents, and other supplies were sent to
Fort Wellington. The fact that move
ments in Prescott are 90 we'll known here
attaches greater crsdibility to reports Of
arms and stores having been shipped to
the border of the st. Lawrence, a. both
are treated simply ~ matters Of fact.
There were reports that Gen. O'Nsil was
to march here tonight. but he has not
done 20. 1t is said hs il engaged In try
ing 70 restore harmony between the two
factions inlo which the order 10 split, and
for that purpose has returned to Syracuse.
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"A Physiological View Of Marrt-
a0e.-The Cheapest Book Ever Pabliehed. con.
taining nearly 100 pages and 1870 nns Plates and I'm
cravings ofths Anatomy Of the Human Organs IN
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Body, with the authors plan Of trcatment-ths only
rational and successful mode Of cure. % shown Oy
the report OF cases treated truthful adviser to the
married and those contemplating marriage who en-
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author may b consulted upon any Of the diseases
spon which he book treats ether psssonally - y
nail. and medicines sent to any PAT Of Ne world.
jsldAv1y
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nv order ,the Central Committee 81 the Second
Congrs r~lonAi District Iowa.
gEpwAxp II. THAfEn, Chairman.
II v SxTu,
W H. BrmAKAN,
n w. DrsgAS,
J l.. sHxxAs,
VIZ. GRAHAM,
ID, N. RionAsp
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CHAPTER los.

AN ACT to amend an Act entitled an Act to
prevent the driving away Of Cattle and other
STOCK.
SscriOx l. BE Il enacted by the General A.
ambIy of the State Of Iosss, That section one.
chaptert thirty four, of the acts OF the Ninth
General Assembly be and the same are hereby
repealed, and the following enacted IN lieu there
of: That any drover other person or per
sons, engaged in driving horses, cattle, mules
hogs, or sheep or any other stock. through any
part of the State of Iowa. or shall drive of or
shall knowing and willingly suffer permit to
be driven eff any stock not belonging to him or
them; 10 any distance exceeding five mile from
the residence of the owner agent, or the
range in which the stock ususllv runs shall be
guilty of misdemeanor, and on conviction
thereof shall be punished by fine not exceed
ing one hundred dollars or by Imprisonment in
the county jail not exceeding thirty days.
Approved April 1865
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Democratic state Ticket.
DEMOCRATIC
Conversational Convention

TIE nscracy orthc Second Congressional Dis
,ric, Of I.wa are hereby invited TO select delegate.
IN TIE usual manner, 10 attend convention to be
holden a, CLINTON, Clinton county, OF
WEDNESDAY. JULY 18TH, Iscs.
a, y aven o'clock A. A., Of sald DAY. - nominate
en- as;a FOR Congress. aud to transact snca other
easncss a. tie Convention may deem advisable
The ra;io Of representation VIII he one delegate
~ eaa fraction over any votcs cast last fall for
c.arsa. Mason for Governor. The several counties
IS cailticd 10 tho following number OF dele
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BAToHRLoR,s BAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best in the world;
inc only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable.
instantaneous: no disappointment: no ridiculous
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and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by al Druggists and Pesfumsrs; and properly
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PEORIA 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
The Route Located by Prince
willie and inIva TO
Cambridge.

The Board Of Directors Of the Peoria &
Rock Islsndrsilsay met yesterday to locate
the route. A full Board was in attend
ance.
1t was resolved on the day before that
TIE delegation from Davenport, Rock Island
and Moline report first, ard afterwards the
delegation between Peoria aud Cambridge,
and at their afternoon session, II was re.
solved that no subscription should be opened
until they were oil in. :.
The Board met yesterday, and resolved
70 .opsn the offers Of subscription which
have been made.
The following is the statement Of the
amount of subscription 10 the Peoria 4
Rock Island railway, and the estimate cost
Of the several routes.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware of Counterfeis. Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been counteeted, and the counterfsitef brought TO
grief
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have DR.. John BuIl's pr-
vate Stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Bull only has
he right TO manufacture and sell the original John
Smiths Tonic Syrup OF Louisville, Ky. Examine
Is not the bottle, do not purchase or you will be
deceived. Soc nv column advertisement, aud my
show card. will prosecute any one infringing on
my right The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup can
only be prepared by myself.
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- cents.
UpaAn's AsrHnA Cuns relieves the most violent
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Tus JArAHRss HAn 04AIH colcfs the Whisksfo
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wash out. Only - cents . box.
Sold by 3. @. UPHAM. Is South Eighth st., Phila-
delphia, and By all Druggists Oisculars cent ifee.
Also for sale BY al DFuggists In Davenport.
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patients suIesng from any disease whatever OF pr-
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The VrlncipIes Bnvolvea ID sho
usressdeatla1 Contest.

The New York Herald Gays that the mil
i,.ry d.spstism, supported BY immense
taxation, and ruling II the will Of an oil
ssrchy Of arrogant politicians in Congress,
10 what the Republicans have lsbsred for in
the past. Within this simple and comprs-
h.nsive programme lie oil their principles.
81 heir political ideas; and for this pro-
crsmms they will labor more snsrgstieally.
and with more sssoluts psrsistsnoy in the
future. They will extend the sphere OF its
operation also. Grant accepts their pro-
eramme fully. unrsssrvsdly, slavishly. and
deliberately promises beforehand that be
will oppose no obstruction to it, thst no
policy Of his shall stand in the way Of
the pre-arraugsd policy Of the men who
ul the wires Of his political existence. II
sich party succeeds in sleo.ing such a
President. the country can Judge what
must be the result What is the conduct
OF the impeachment Managers in their
present investigation but foretaste OF what
would follow with such men in power'-
Hrre We have all the personal rights OF the
citizen invaded n. once. Without any pro-
cass Of law whatever, man IS deprived OF
his lihcrty aud thrust into cell at the mere
b ilinr o. a political bully. The secrecy
If the Pos, Office is violated as no man
wslla dare 6 violate it in dcspotic France.
Moa who will do such things merely be-
cousc they have the power, will know no
Inn, bu, that Of their power in enforcing
their will With The Government in their
hands, and administered by their tool, We
would see a law passed in Congress- to give
the Government tho same authority over
tho Northern that 1t has over the Southern
States, and Grant, with the hab,as corpus
act suspended, executing that law.
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KNOWLES,
STEAM PUMP.

pAssnsnD n EHeLAHD AHp HRArcs.
1lis Punp he's received the nSeasss Psxnun q
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AN INTERESTING FACT.
ahat Woods Improved Hair Restorative 10 the bes
atcls for the hais made We can refer yea TO tAret
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AN ACF TO Amend Secticn as5i Of the Revision
Of 1889. allowing suits to be brouah, in lie
Township whore the Plaintiff resides
Sscrlox /. b Il enacted BY tie Geseros 4s,en
Ey o. IT. STATE OF ioua. That section 1851
the Revisior Of 1859. be SO smeroed as 10 read
a. follows; suits may in sill cases be brought
in The township where the plaintiff or defendan,
or one OF several defendants reside"
Annroyed April Z, 1858.
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Ues MONIES, May I, 1858.
hereby certify the foregoing TO be true
copy OF the original roll now file in this Of
tiice. ED. WRIGHT, Sec'y of State
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and in such proportions a. shall correspond with
the number Of stock restrained, and in accord.
ance with the determination of the trustees, and
If the owners or claimonts refuse or fail to re
ceive or demand the amount to which they or
either Of them are entitled, tie balance shall be
paid over to the county treasurer, and become .
part Of the county school fund.
SIC. 3. IT. after the complainant has de-
strained any stock. any person without his con-
sent shall release, or attempt 10 release, such
stock, or any part thereof, from confinement,
he shall. on conviction. be deemed guilty Of
misdemeanor. and snail be punished by q fine OF
not less than te nor more tn an one hundred dol
lars for each offense. or by Imprisonment Not
exceeding thirty days.
4Ec. 10. Al their regular session in June in
each year. majority Of the board OF Superb
sors, in each organized county in this State,
shall deter mime whether the adoption Of the
provisions Of this act shall be submitted to the
legal voters Of the county a the ensuing genef-
al election, and If the Supervisors 20 declare,
there may be written or printed on the ballot
cast either of the sentences, to-wit: "For the
stock act, Against the stock act. '-and II Z
majority Of oil the votes cast at such election in
said county. be For the stock act" then, and
net others wise shall the provisions this act BE- in
full force 10 each county for one year, and -
long thereafter - the legal voters shall 90 de.
tsfmine.
Approved Apr,l7. 1868.
STATE OF IOWA.
OPrcE or rsE SxcsR,ARr or SsArE,
Des Moines, May l, 1853.
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy Of the original roll now on tile in this Of
ice. ED. WRIGHT. Secretary Of State.
CHAPTER las.
AN ACT makidg all Public Streets in Towns
and Villages nos incorporated part Of the
Public Highway.
SECTION I. Be Il enacted By lie General Ass1n-
BY Of the State Of iosrs That all public streets
Of tewns or villages Of this State not ucorporat
ed are made the slime is are hereby declared to
be public highway, and is made the duty of oil
road supervisors or persons having chnrge Of
the public Highways in the respective dissrsct IN
such towns or villages TO work the same as pro-
vided By Law for the working and keeping in re-
pair Of roads aud highways
SEC. 2. This act to be inforce from and after
its publction according to law.
STATE OF IOWA, ]
OvrIcE or SEcREfAnY or SrAfR,
DBs Nouns. May I, 1868
hereby certify that the foregoing 70 be true
copy Of the original roll now % die in this Of
nee.
I'D. WRIGHT. Sss'y Of sts:s.
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SERIOUS ARRAY IN BROOKLYN.

Woman shot by a Deputy Collector.
serious ARRAY occurred in Brooklyn yesterday
and, as Is most generally the case, n poor woman
who was In no way concerned was shot, IL ap-
pears so far as can be ascertained. that three OF
the deputy collectors, whose names are Frederick
B. Lawrence, Charles G. Swane and William Buck
land, started out with the intention OF looking
up some Illicit stills in what is known ~
lrishtOwn, in the Fifth ward. II is only
q short time since that corps Of marines
were called out in this section of the city protect
officers OF the Internal Revenue Department in max
ing descent on some places where Illicit stills were
supposed to be in full operation. This course was
deemed rather imprudent, from the fact that the
appearance OF the military caused a great excite
mcnt and nearly resulted in losSof life. Yesterday
the deputy collectors mentioned above brought up
at Riley's liquor store al the OF Gold and Ply
mouth streets, where they stopped, as alleged 70
take drink. Az they happened to be known In
the locality and their business there being
suspected, large crowd gathered outside OF the
place ready to give them greeting when they made
their appearance. ON making their appearance
they were hooted and yelled at by . crowd or men
and boys, and had proceeded but short distance
when ney were aea wn aes stones ana
jured but his companions escaped with o few
scratches. They found Il necessary, in order TO
escape from the mob, 10 take refuge In Hopkes dis
tiliery at che corner OF John and Gold
streets -, Lawrence however, continued ON
and. fearing that he might not be able
10 get away without further injury, suddenly
turned and fired a revolver Unfortunately At the
crowd. woman named Maria Kelley, who was
Just stepping out of her door No. AZ John street. to
visit neghbor, received the bail in her breast The
crowd then became alarmed and dispersed. The In
jured woman taken into her house, where Drs.
Cillflau and Young extracted the ball. Her wound
IL not considered OF dangerous character Several
policemen arrived at this point and took Lawrence
into custody He taken to the Forty second pre-
hara be wa dor tn