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OA1Ah4O 4hOAhhDALt
Steamship Liberty, Balm, for Baltimore via
Witherspoon & Halsey
Steamship Lodona, Hovey, Tor HaTana-
G A Fosdick eco
Steamship Clinton, Lewis, for Galveston
@ A Whitney eco
Ship Glenlyon, Fry, for Liyerpool-Lovell
& Bailey
Ship Duchess de Orleans, Hines, for Havre,
W r Buddendorff
British brig Lady Monck, Gordon, for Ha-
vana-Goldenbow & Kelley
Brig Anna Sophia, Camphius, tor ST Peters
burg-W Buddendortf
Spanish bark Josefa, Roca, for Barcelona
PUG Bros
British schooner Henry Travers, Richards,
for Utilla-Master
Schooner Sunny Side. Ellis, for Tampico-
E r Poole
Steamer Bismarck, Entrekin, for St Louis
Master
Steamer Sarah, Deering, for Mobile-Master
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=. BOYD OF . kaEaIs5 Z .1so /

AZ regular meeting of the board, held on
Friday, March "a, 1858. the FOLLOWING reso
luton was adopted. 77ss'
On motion, resolved that the final settle.
ment Of the tax collectors and sherlffs
throughout the state with tho state treas
urer, az liked In the original tax ordinance
adopted by the constitutions convnntio,
December "A, 1867, section 4, be extended -
the hrzt day Of May, 1868.
By virtue of the above ordinance An.
proved March 8, 1868, hereby notlfy ~
tax collectors and aheriifs Throughout tht
state that they continue TO collect Che sSsr.
yeltion tax up to the first Of May next.
They are further instructed that the
penalty imposed for non-payment Of ssala
tax, which penalty was revoked until after
March 20, VIII be enforced from that date.
mh2s dtwtmyl
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NRW Y az 10 BRRMEN

NEW Y RK ANB BREMEN s.
COMPANY.
49,. FOR HR ga EN- VIA
EENHtA Ampton-I'ne first class d, 81
il-414ehlps Atlantic. rnIfIe,I
Metropolis, and Northern a.ighf,
FRIDAYS irom Pier Is. N. r., for Noutl
iramen, taking PASSENGERS 10 Souths1
Ton, havre and Bremen al Che lolld
lAyabie 10 god, OF ~ equivalent IN a
lpndou OF Paris s.; HAMBURG 81 ndfiti|
tiret cabin, Sil0; % 'pnd cabin. fGb; Z
From Bremen, Southampton, and ~
fork nfi
rilst cabin, $40; second cabin, SIS; 7
lxoursion tickets cut aud home:
First CAhiu, Sll0i second cabin. sls9,
sailing days from Mes York and Br0n
8 and ~ Jnly l3and "a, August 10 andI
" AND q, October and 19, Nevomhef
tortcsight Or passage appiy 10
g 4. LAUG HLANDl
Agent for Nav OTloans, "a ~
ISAAC TAYLOR, n
apu " % Broadway,
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WnlIAN YIaERs, Secretary.

ID accordance with the foregoing ordil
nance and resolution. the board Of registra
ton adopted the follewiAg: = ~ y.
On motion, resolved that all official min.
utes Of the proceedings Of this board, To-
gether with ali proelamations, resolutions.
and other legal notices be published ID tho
New Orleans REPUBLICAS, the New Orleans
Adroc0te and the Homer Tliad
On motion, resolved that the official pa.
pera Of this board be required to publish
the constitution in their regular issues until
the days Of election, inclusive, TO be paid al
the regular rates fixed by the convention
s. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
x. 9. RIoaARDsoN, Secretary. ~
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CATTLE MARKET.
Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Wednesday, April /, 1865
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OFEIcNL JOURNAL OF &c REPUBLICAN PARTY.
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STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL sTEA MISE

THROUGH LINE TO UAbIFoRNIA
J. ing at Mexican ports, aud carrying 81
nails. Through IN Twenty-Five DAYS.
Steamships on the Attain CONNECTING OIL
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One Of the above large and speudil
will leave Pier No. a, North river. L
street, At II O'Clock, noon, on the lst. iii
every month (ezcspt when those dates
day, and then on the precedina Saturt
flNM ALI, conuactinR, wa Panama 8
one Of the 1ompang's Steamships from
SAN FRANCISCO, touching al AOAP
Departures Of LIST and 2ist connect al
Steamare iqs SOUTH PACIFIC and
AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the
Departure Of the 18th each month o.
thelnew steam line from Panama TO A
and NEW ZEALAND.
The steamer Of august 18th will cor
with steamer GREAT REPUBLFO fro
cisco, September Cd, for Yokohama and
at Yokohama with Aieamer COSTA Rio
aaki and Shanghae.
A disoOant Of ONE QUARTER froI
rates allowed 70 second cabin and steer
Sers with families Also an siloWan
QUARTER on through rates to oierrym
families, and school teachers.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage ailoaei
baggage Masters accompany baggage ,
sttend the ladies aud children Withou
1ectors. baggage received on the dock
fore sailing, from steam boats, railroads.
sers who prefer % send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board M
attendance free.
fos pasaage tickets, OF further inform
y the Compsny'a ticket office, on the 4
Qh CANAL brREET. NORTH RII
aus r..
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BELOW COMING UP.

BELOW COMING Up.
British ship Monsoon, Chiffon, from Liver
pool Feb l, to G Lingham
Spanish brig Carwen, Madranga, Z days
from Havana, to Maignan & Laborde
Brig. George Marshall, Thomas, form Car
denas
Mexican schooner Mercedes. Solassar, days
from Sisal, to S Fernandez &co
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Lavaca, Livingston, from Key
West via Florida Ports, to F W Per
kins-4th district 40
Ship Alicia, Stuart, from Liverpool Febru-
airy 10, to Creevy, Nickerson &cO-4th
district 81
Ship Marcia Greenleaf, Bates, from London
January 30, in ballast, to MASTERED
trict "a
British ship Elsinore, Clark, from Liver
pool February s, to j H AshDridge q
Decan-3d district 33
Ship Arcturus, Mason, from Liverpool Feb
ruary l, to Creevy, Nickerson &cO--4th
district
Russian ship Storfurst Constantine, Stone,
from Liverpool January u, to master
Point
Bark James McCarty McCa.ty, from Mar.
settles, to Piaggio Bros-lst district 10
Brig R Cove, Hardness, from Boston, to
Thorndike d Norton--lst district l6
STEAMBOATS,.
Wild Wagner, Goddin, from Natchez.
Starlight, Pitts, from jefferson.
Richmond, Boardman, from Kiamichea.
Starlight, Louallier from Washington.
Thos Powell, Aucein, from Thibodaux.
Hetty Gilmore King. from Lockport.
Right Way, Scovell, from Upper Red River.
G Blackford, Pickett, from Washington.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile-P RI.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE ClTYOF NEW ORLEANS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08
enICAo0.

CHICAGO, April "a special from De-
troit. dated yesterday says: Later fssures
from the State show that the majority
against the new constitution is enormous.
Il owns its defest not to the enemies Of Ne
gro suffrage, but 10 innumerabls other
causes. From appearances every county
in tho State hes gone agsinst it, except
perhaps Inghsm, by majority ranging
from 100 70 5000. The total majority i
can only be roughly estimated, and may be
from 81, 900 TO 10000.
A special from Rock Island dated ysstss-
day says: The Democrats carried every
man but one On their TOW nship ticket. BY
. majority Of n, being gain Of liz over
tho city election.
A special from Sprin8sld Of the 7th
says: The Dsmecsats elected their tewa-
ship ticket ysstssdsy. by about the same
majority - last year. Chatham township
gives . Republican majority Of 70; Ball
township. 100 Republican majority; Wood
side township. IS Democratic majority.
The Jackson City election on Monday
resulted in the election Of the Republican
ticket, by majority ranging from l46 "a
208, with the exception Of the City Clerk
and one alderman, elected BY tho Demo.
| Gratis.
| A special says the Hsuse was in session
about fifteen minutes to-day.
| Mr.. Robinson, Of New York, offered Z
resolution to the effect that the impsach
inent proceedings be Withdrawn, and that
tho managers appointed by tho House Il
prosecute such proceedings be recalled
The Speaker decided it out OF order.
motion by T.. X. washburn. to adjourn unit
to morrow, was carried without division.
Gen Sherman was on the floor Of ths
Senate to-day. Tho impeachment trial will
be resumed tomorrow. The Counsel for
President are ready TO open their case. Mr..
Curtis will make the opening argument in
the Presidents favor,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

OrrAwA. April s.--Two men named
whelan and Doyle. we're arrested last night
on suspicion Of being concerned in the muir
der Of Niece. Suspicion against them 10
very strong.
This morning. man named Dent, night
Waterman ct the Parliament building shot
himself dead.
The body Of Niece, this morning Was
conveyed to the Catholic Cathedral where
the funeral services were perform d, after
which The remains were sent by u special
train to Montreal, attended by members If
the C,hinet and other distinguished men
as pail bearer. Tho family of McCcc will
DO amply provided for by the Government.
The special dispatches from the different
provinces. represent, feeling Of the deep
est regret and indignation at the murder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

OTTAWA, May The excitement IL In
creasing 4 private meeting OF Ministers
WAS held in connection with the leading
members II the House. ,is intimated that
facts have been presented TO them, showing
the existence Of a secret society of despcr-
ADDE'S, sworn to summarily put out Of the
way all the members OF Parliament broadly
anti-Fenian in sentiment. Information Is
also In possession of the members that a
grand Fenian outbreak throughout the Do
minion is imminent.
II has been ascertained by the authorities
that the murderer of MCGEE is New York
Fenian, who had been detailed by secret
society for the purpose, the duty being
decided by drawing lots.
1t is rumored that a French revolutionary
society In the Lower Province are acting in
concert with the Fenians.
Threats Of retaliation on all known Fee
nians are openly mdde by members of the
British party, and it is feared other assassin
atoms will follow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

insensrable from their condition. and that
thcv therefoge wished 10 90 70 . republic
NJ thcjr own race, fairly established and
promisinv efaaf prosperity and all the ad.
r.nseces of civilization and Q suitable
climate. Referred to Committee on III
On motion of Mr. Howe TO morrow. aster
one O'Clock p. NJ, will be sc. apart for the
consideration OF bills reported from Com.
mittec Oh Claims.
Hr Ramsey offered resolution instruct
Ing the Committee on Pensions TO bring
up bill to 50 amend the pension law that
marriages Of deceased soldiers widows shall
no longer work forfeiture Of her pension,
which was adopted.
MIR. Harlan called up the bill in relation
to the charter OF the city Of Washington.
Mr. Sumner offered an amendment ~ an
additional section, making II the duty Of the
Board of Aldermen and Councilmen TO meet
In Joint session on the nest OF The month
after its passage. and selecs By ballot oil
ofIlcese now app0isted BY the Mayor, who
are 70 hold oCBce for one year.
ns. Johneon asked ths object Of the
ameno0ent.
Mr. Sumner replied By reading the reso
lutions adopeed b the common council. He
said Il was yell knowu that the action Of
the Mayor Wae hostile 70 the colored men
The amendment was agreed to by 20 70
10. After some debate the bill was passed.
Mr.. Morrill,. Of Maine. from the Commit
tee ON Appropriations. reported with amend.
ments. . bill making appropriations for the
contingent expenses OF the Senate, amount
ing to 1880 including $4,000 - ex.
pcnses Il r the impeachment trial.
On motion of Mr.. Trumbull, the bill to re-
rove political disabilities fro m Il. +. Butler,
Of Tennessee, was recommi:tcd TO the Ju-
dietary Committee.
Mr. Morrill,. Of Maine. called up the Navy
Appropriation bill, and debate on the prop
er reduction Of the navy was continued.
Mr.. Conkling's amendment to reduce tn,
number OF seamen TO $500 was finally re
jecied.
The Senate then went into Executive scs
sion at 43O. and soon after adjourned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08
LATEST NEWS
NEW YORK.

Ngw YoBK, April S.-A special from ot-
tawa, dated midnight, says: The assassina-
ton Of Hoo. Thos. d. Melee has thrown
this city into the greatest gloom. There -
no clue to the assassin. Flags are halt
mated. and the event is freely discussed in
all quarters.
Parliament, il is believed, will tomorrow,
pass resolutions dsuouncing the murder,
and profsrriog sympathy 10 the bereavsd
widow.
All day Icing Parliament throngsd With
people 70 get information in regard to the
crime.
Hon. NJ. Gate, Mr.. Speaker Cobars,
Mr.. Dosrsn, and Other msmbsrs Of Paslia-
msns and colleagues Of the deceased, paid
visit 10 the bercsved widow, who is almost
insane With grief.
The different volunteer eesps met tonight
and great excitement prevailed, a. il wss
believed BY some that another Fenian raid
vas about 70 commence. The murder hes
created IN intense feeling against Fsnian-
ism, although it 10 not known whether be
vas assassinated by Irishmen or not.
All meeting Of St. Georges Society to.
night great excitement WAS manifested by
tn, memb rs, and it was resolved to attend
the funeral, which promises 10 be most i'm
posing demonstration.
A Montreal special says: Feeling is a.
most universal that the assassination Of Dir.
McGes must be charged upon fenian ennis
saries who IRE supposed 10 be the precursors
Of another Fenian raid.
There is great feeling ofuncertainty ex.
letting, no one knows whose turn will b
next Murder is the conversation every
where, and many alterations have taken
place bst~ cen prominent supporters ant
those Of tho Irish population opposed 4
Mr.. McGhes's course.
Buffers American Theatre was busne<
Lee. night. The actors Loose about oil thsi
wardrobe. valusd ct 5000; loss on build
ing and other property, 10000.
A Rishmond special says: Il 10 rumoret
that Gen. Scho6sld will rsmovs mayo
Mayo and ether officers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08
heW Y0Rk.

Nkw YoRK, April 7.--General Spinner,
who 10 treasurer Of the National Lincoln
Monument Association. received yesterday .
letter from Austin, Nevada, containing e10O
in aid Of the proposed monument in this
city.
The examinstion OF several Directors Of
Erie charged with contempt OF court in
having caused to b issued 90, 90O, 600 Of
stock certificates. ~ continued today BE-
fore referees. the witness still being Hofsti0
N. Otis, Secretary Of tho Eric Company.
Further hearing adjourned I'LL fhursday.
James Brsugdon. boy Of IA. surren.
dered himself TO day - the murderer Of
Louis 0artnef. He ssscrts that Gartner
wss drunk and sssaulted him Arst.
BY an explosion Of musket cartridges 10
Juok store, In Water street to-day, two
workmen were badly burned.
BY the fall Of q new frame building ON
the corner of 2lst and 9Th Avenue. Brook
lyn. to-day, two men named Rudolph Pock
and Jas. French, were killed.
ALBAHY.-Abnm b. Weaver, Democrat
Wa chosen Superintendent Of Public H.
ssruction, BY the Legislature. to-day.
SYRACUSE. April THE Second Evan
gelical Lutheran church VAS burned thii
morning. Loss $4,000; insured for 90. 600
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08
MISSOURI.

ST.. Louis. April 7.--Lecompton returns
Of the city election are as follows: School
Directors, the Democrats elect 81 of the IL
aldermen the Democrats elect and the
Radicals ); tied one. On the general ticket
for street railroad commissioners. the Demo
cra,' elected their candidates by from 200
To 800 majority. The Park extension is de-
fsa;ed aud the City Hall carried The ques-
ton Of the city granting tour million dollars
in bridge bonds will not be vote on till the
next January election. In the Council six
Radicals and four Democrats hold over; the
Board will, therefore, stand, II the above
returns prove correct. Radicals IL, Demo
Gratis 10. tied 1. The vote was light.
LRcoMProN. Kansas, April THE vote
1t the municipal election is not yet received
but II Is conceded that Moorehead, Demo
crst, 10 elected over Astbony, Republican,
by from 4c0 to 200 majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

Gen. Hancock will establieh his pcrma-
neut head quarters in this city tomorrow.
Che cultivation of vegetable gardens ct mil.
itary posts, for the use OF the army.
The usual Cabinet Meeting was held this
forenoon, Adjutant General Thomas being
present.
Among the visitors to the President were
Lieutenant General Sherman and Collector
Nmythe
Gen. Grant has positively refused TO inter
fere In tie matter of the removal Of Gov.
Pierpont, of Virginia, and telegraphed Gen.
schofield to carry his order appointing
Wells into effect.
There was no quorum Of the House to-day
The counsel for the President do not
think the trial will continue beyond next
Monday week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

CAIRo. April The Kuklux Khan IL on
the rampage In this city. DR.. J. r. Ia
CART, . prominent radical, hes been notified
By this organization that he has few days
70 settle up his business and leave. Ifjhere
after that time he will b waited on by .
committee Who will attend to him.
BLACKBERRY, ILL.,, April THE largest
poll ever cast In this township WAS cast here
to-day on strict party vote; the following
e the result w. p. West. Republican, for
Supervisor, 1875; J. Harrington, Democrat,
%; thisis Democratic gain OF over twenty
voter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08
HE1RlSKA

OuAnA, April s-Ths reported Indian
sutraees bstWsen Fort Laramie cad Litter
nan are .sufirmsd. Property to the vslus
Of e12,0 to III, 900 has been destroyed
81 lasi accounts.
The Commissioners did not expect the
Council u Fsrts Laramie to agree before the
latter part Of April.
AtCentral City Municipal election yss-
tsrday, the Republican ticket wss elected,
except the Treasurer aud ess Alderman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08
ONO.

SAsDrsxY, April s.-A FIRE broke out last
evening in small wooden building adioin-
ing the extensive lumber yard Of X. Il.
Hubbard 4 Co., on Water street. A strong
wind Was blowing at the time, and the FIRE
soon communicated TO the lumber, the great
er part Of which vas consumed, with ten
or twelve dwelling houses, end barn i'd
joining II. The principal lessers ore R. Il.
Hubbard 4 CO. go, 900 on lumber, nearly
covered BY insurance. Loss Of various par
ties on buildings and furniture will reach
el5, 900; small insurance. The total loss
will not fall short Of 176,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

WAsnIKGroH, April 7.-SexArs.-rhe
Chair laid before The Senate . memorial
from the Legislature Of Montana. praying
Tor the grant Of land for educationai and
agricultural purposes. Referred.
Mr Johnson presented = petition from
S.",f three thousand colofed citixens Of
inc ny Sssolina, Georgia and Alabama, ask
rrs,,rc .oossrnuent to aid them la emf
seousasd nors had eeshc n 49, 49, ss-e
seeea a. ~ pe1ieios ~ S...s ~
- osseco0s ~ seclnl iee~seS11ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08
ChlcnCo Live stock Hnrkcl


stock
%. A.eals Market.
By Telegraph Aprils.
Flour Fair dsmsnd for medium grades asd
prices unchanged.
Whses In better demand. but not quotablv
changed 10 prices.
Cora Higher, 1t ssQs2.
Oats-Lewer, q 7l@7S
Barley-Nothing doing.
Rys-Uesettled, ranging At l. So4l.eo.
Pork-vcry excited and advanced TO ESQ !;
held at "a.
Bacon Advanced to lsx0lsss for shoulders
and held at u clear sides sold at Is.
Lard-lshQi7 for fierce and keg.
Cinclnnasi Market.
By Telegraph March 8.
| Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Dnll and unchanged.
Corn-Dull and dropping.
| Oats-Dull ut "A.
| Mess Pork-Quist 1t q, 90.
| Lard--l7c nothing done in eithnr.
Bnik Meats-ln good demand; sales 2oo. ooo
pounds at 1870 for shoulders. aad Az for sides
| holders now ask &c higher
Bacon-ls1lc for clear rib sides.
Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph April 3.
F.our-Qnet city Xxx e.5o@a.,5.
Wheat-firm, at Tvs for No. /.
Toledo Market.
BY Telegraph April 8.
Wheat-Moss active st unchanged rates
sales Of amber a 1851 No. 3 spring 2.lo.
Corn Nc better sales ~ 81 tor No. !.
Uats-lc better sales at 50 for No. l.
II liverpool Market.
By Telegraph Liverpool, April s.
I Lsrd-Firm end advanced 70 s3066.
Pork Firm.
Bacon Advanced TO II.
Others unchanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

BLOOMINGTON, April THE trial Of Thos
Cole for the murder Of the three children Of
James Hunt. in May last. will begin in Lo-
gan county circuit court to-day. The case
was removed from Mclean county. on
change Of venue. q the last September
term.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08
WISCONSIN.

MnwAuxsr, Aprits Couplsss returns Of
this city With the exception Of one ward, it
ls essinatsd gives O'Neil (Dsn. for Mayor
2.2oo majority. The Republicans loss two
aldermen, and Eve councilmsn, and elect
but one member Of the common council
out of twenty seven.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

- N241A4AM6MBo
- - 8RADY STRICT, BELOW SEQ
end keeps eenstsutly On hand aaA makes
" oder.
6e1tss, Doys' and ChllAreo-s
CLOTHING efthe best material and in smanaa
Shee sanAes MI TO give ss1isfactien. Litssd
pe1ron4es respectfully solicited. fmy11-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

-,,vnoLp's EXTRACT BucHu GIVES
a..,,h end vigor 70 ths fraos. and blcem
= -. r.i,d cheek Debility !: :ecompsn,sd 2.
70 ~ sl..ming symptoms, aad II no treatment
!. ..sm,t,sd 10, consumpties. insanity or sps'
lspsie ats snsss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

lHDsAnApsfis, April "a maa ussAsd
Timothy Murphy was accidentally killed %
the Bsllsfontains Railroad yesterday.
Two youug men named Charles Leach
and A. b. Lindsey, at Ksksmo. Ind., yss-
terdsy. After sxcbsngisg two shots, friends
Of the parties intsrfersd and stopped The
proceedings. Neither party vas injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

New York Market.
~ Telsgraph.l AprilS
ylour-Nose aslns. st s.eo0ls.Ss for EXTRA state
s0O01S 70 for r. no
Whsst-Quies and STEADY > - for psias spsins Dc.
livered SO for handsome white Aichican.
Cosn-clossd more steady, at l.lSQl.s1 - for
new mixed western anoat lee FOR old In store
l.9s delivered.
Osis-Quist and heavy. At 50 for western In
store.
Pork-Quiet and heavy. al 27.oo0s79o for new
ness, and u. eeG2b. 20 for old mess.
Beef-pirm.
lArA-virm q l70lsc; latter extreme.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

9Rnrnls. TENN, April Twenty boys
claiming 70 be members Of the "PsjJe Of
The South" base ball club. were arrested
- evening On suspicion Of belonging 70
the Order Of the Kuklux Khan. Thev Sere
locked ur till two O'Clock THE morninR.
when they were Internationally released,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-08

rNlR non RETENTION OR INCONTi'
>sScE Of Urine, Irritation. Inflammation
:, Iteration Of the bladder or kidneys. disea-
o.. the pros,vate 9 ands, stone in the bladder
e.leulus. grsvel or brick dat deposits. and al
diseases Of the bladder. kidssys and dvopsi-ai
swelnnrs. Use HELMBOLD'S FLUID EA-
TRACT BCCHU.l