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DR. LERAgs DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
Liquid Phosphate OF Iron,

The and esteemed medicine In cases Of Ohio
ros Pains tie stemsch, DifcIt Digestion. Dsmsnor
hea Animea, General Debility and Pooraess of Blood
particularly recommended 10 regulate the functions OF
natme, and to all ladies OF decGe constitutions, well
suffering under kind Of Debility whatsoever II
the preservative of health, excellence in al and
relaxing climates
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GRIMAULT CO.'S
Syrup OF Ferruginous Peruvian Bark.
Chemists 70 II. R. Il. Prince Napoleon,
AL uE RICHFLrEu PARIa

GRIMAULT CO.'S
Syrup OF Ferruginous Peruvian Bark.
Chemists TO b. R. q. Prince Napoleon,
SRUE RICHELIEU, PARIa
is preparation has the great advantage Of combining two
most powerful tonics known In the medical world OF perfect
mpdy and agreeable taste this Syrup taken with pleasure
Il is par excellence The Heterogeneous TONIC which
should be administered ladies OF delicate constitution
70 children Of weak constitutional Is particularly
pleysd In the treatment Of Chooross AAse Pale Gem
want Of Appetite, Poverty 81 Blood. etc
I've More. Dimenlt or Painful Digestion.
rial Academy OF Medcine DIGESTIVE LoZENGzS
This delicious preparation always prescribed by the most
epnted medical men In France In
and L6orous Dsssson Wind IN The sosc and .ens
EnscaaOn Jsundee and Complaints Of the Liver and Groin
Nervous Headaches, Heuralgis, Dial rhea.
Dysentery,
INsTAETANEoUsLY CURED BY GRIMAULrs
GUARAHA
This vegetable substance which grows in TIRE Brass has
oeen employed since time immemona
Vice in cases Of cholsrs Is preventive sss ser
cases Of DiarrheA "
No More Copaiba and Cubebs
GRtAULr's CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
kATIO0 vEGETALIa
Where all other medicines failed these preoaratioz,
VII Always eject cure These insure rapid
They used In the hospitals Of Paris By the celeb stsd Dr.
hcord and are found greatly superior TO all to known
used In recent and capsules In more chronic caseS
N. bah the above MEDICAL PREPARATIONS ar.
oy instructions % 70 the manner In which they
General Depot in PsrisM sRnAuLI co.'s,
Is Rue Richsiieu.
In New Orleans at P. DUooNGE's,
Chartres street.
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A DAMS. CoCKBURN a HOWE
SUCCESSORS TO DEAN. ADAMS a eAry.
1ohn u ApAxs, late Dean Adams A Gas. D \ o..w.--.
formerly o. Oakley, Hsxkn. Co; o. L
Cettsn Factors and Os~-s..s.. -~....
no UNION STREET. EEw oRLRIEa
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NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
OFFICE % CAMP ST.. NEW ORLEANS.
g. o. NIXON. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
sneiaI Journal OF the State OF Louisian,

he city Of New Orleans the State Of Louisiana and the rs
Southwest win be In the future has been In the past
the purpose Of this journal The columns Of zach days Issue
referred earnest Of the faithfRlnsss and
9Th which this design 10 executed
While the stand point Of the CRESCENT Is independent
wit reference 70 all the subjects Of Newspaper comment
Iod discussion s opinions will always BE- found W b
idly, definitely and fesressly expressed
carefully selected corps Of
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE

MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
WIN. III. REYNOLDS.
CRESCENT IRON WORKS.
Mes. izs and 22S FRONT STREET. NEW oAL.As.
Is prepared 70 make contracts for wRoUGHrIRoN
WORK Of any Description Quantity at the Lowest POs.
Manufacturer Of Crescent Brand HORSE SHOES
Also of Csry's PATENT EARTH BoRER
Orders lsn at Box 100 Mechanics Exchange or 1850 Post
once VIII receive Prompt Attention
7 EED@ FOUNDKN-
| ESTABLISHED IN Is1sJ
Corner OF Dsierd and Fosehsr stress,
leave 70 inform friends and the public rs,s,.
that ve are prepared formerly 10 anufsctxr, st,.
Engines Boilers Sugar Mills, Sugar Ksttles Draining Nj.
chimes sAv Mills Csten Presses Newell screvs Gin c..,
ne Furnsee Mouths Crate Ears al kinds Plantation ana
ste.neos' Wsrks. and svsU tssaptol Of Machinery /.
Me South LFFDs = no
Orders len % Boz n Mechanics ana ps.lsr. rxsb....
VII receive prompt attention
SaAHsr.AH. Ixo q d sSsY !.,.:, =. o,,..,.
SoHH skDDks-JoA A sHAKsPKARB-s Ryoorl
ssddsss ahakspsars n Co.,
, 81 s s.ss ,s,1s.. and a.'s,n.. .yy
III nc W Sn ssssE arsts sss stsrs Fsnts Osnnss
NEW YORK.
EAOsT, bLACR a eO.-WHoLEsALE AND
Retail Dealers and Manufacturers Of
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
No. 70 BoWERY-Near CANALS,
New York.
Steamboats, Hotels sad Public Buildings furnIshsds a,
Anteed a. represented
C., HxLLEsTED.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 81 Wall Street.
NEW YORK
BAVEGA's PURCHAsINa RURnAW
HoA - and 20 PARK Row, EEv YORK.
An kinds Of MERCHANDISE PURCHASED
Experienced and competent buyers engaged
Orders Sled promptly and faithfully the Iovss pr,s,
snd purchases made only fom reliable housss
Oruers VII be nned, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY, vhsas |
suneaent sun RENTED TO Freghs and Commission
OoDmissons on sums exceeding yOo FIVE per cent
Oennissssns On szns sxcesdins 500 TWO AND a Hall
ssresnA Address
ISAAC DAvEaA,
v. Psstonos Boz l7ea New Tsrx
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SUMNER RESORTS.
THE HEALING SPRINGS.
BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
VIII he one, Tor the reception OF visitors by the FIJI
TENTH JUNE MKT, with acco nmodations for

VIII be ope- for the reception OF visitors by the FIJI
TENTH JUNE MKT, with accommodations FOR
THREE HUNDRED PERSONS.
road and u col from Mb0ro Depot twenty
miles by the route and after the July from Covng
ton o. the Central Railroad by turnpike road
under cnstiuctiOn OF easy grsds sixteen miles TO the
SPRINGS passing In full view Of the celebrated Falling
kprnas
The Medicinal virtues Of these waters generally and
favoIaby known thai wOud be useless In the limits Of
20 attempt to give statement Of the cures
effected by their use.
Pamphlets De obtsinsd by application to Msssrs PUR
CELL, LADD co, Druggists Richmond, or to the
Agents at the SPRING. With Of the remarka
bic effected by their In Thirty Of tbs most cOmp
Gated and terrible diseases hat humanity Is subectto
The luxury and invig0rafing effect OF the Baths at the
Spr ngs mnented on BY all who have used them.
these Springs delightfully."- situated in the Warm Spring
Valley and the scenery grand beautiful and pcturesqus in
the highest degree
conveyed through the buildings grounds aOrang
ample supply for all purposes
Ali appl for health comfort and enjoyment
vded-s hne hand Of Music, Billiard Room, Ien-Pin
Alley, etc
Or BLAIR BURv ELL. Resident Physician
Communicative by mail and telegraph daily
BOARD-s3 per day; $50 per week, and SIS per month
REFEkENCE is made to the following gentlemen Of New
Orleans, who have visited the Healing Springs:
Aessrs. Geo L.sasseur, hsssrs D L Ksrnion,
j. n Bonner, =. Alfred KeaTny,
W. NJ. Burwen
JOHN L. EUBAEK Agent
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Consumption CARED.
GRMAULTs SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHIrEo OF LINZ

10 Of Consumption and other Diseases OF tbs Lungs
h promptly all the most serious symptoms. The
cough relieved night preparations and the mt
rapidly restored to health
n B-Be TO that the signature Of 9RIMAULr a
co affixed 70 the bottle this Syrup liable TO imita
tons.
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No More God Liver OIL.
iRIhAULrs SYRUP OF IODIzED HORSE RADIsH

This medicine has administered with tbs utmost
the hospitals Of Paris Ii pefec substitute 70
Cod Liver Oil and been found beneficial in Disease
OF the Chest Scionla Lymphatc Disorders Green Sick
the constitution in purifying the blood being the
erul deputatve u has teen applied with happy
reuis In Diseases OF the Skin Further 1t will be found
be Of great bene6t TO young children subsct 10 Humo
and Obstruction Of Glands
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M EOICAL..
WHO TAKES THE MONEY!

Will produce remedy thst will instantly remove, and
read and pain In the Head Teeth
Temples. Neck, Shoulders. Bresst Back, Heart Lungs,
Sides Hips Abdomen, Legs Ankles Feet Toes Internal
Fdghtful Csncers-in fact gil pain nom any Rheu
matte Neuralgia from mosquito bite 20 the most intense
Labor Psnsas quick Pain Paint reduce ind nation
rapidly heal soon, give no pain in its
feeble aged person and is harmless a. Pain Paint
Applied Free at no. 81 Carondelet street
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of louisiana
Osuntry Dealers and Druggists supplied
EACTs - Messrs. n Klersr 4 HOLAnds., No. 1x
Peydras Manufacturers Of the halakon Bittsrs:
9cntmen-I have examined the patent that granted
By the U. Government foE manufacturing the haakon
Btters and found IN the ingredients employed compound
veil calculated 70 excite and In good order the digestive
have prescribed ssd3tters several times and In
instance had occasion 10 ascertain their beneficial
obsdisnt servant A. MEHOIER NJ D., 1873 Canal street.
examined the patent hold for the
Mask Btters and find nothing In the Ingredients theree
calculated 70 act inuOusy the human system unless
taken IN inortnsts Quantities lndees nDtaag bq 10
Your Malakon Bters, which 1 have examined, do not
contain injurious 70 health and may be
nended 70 thoss who srsin want Of e ID tonic
YourL N. sOHUPPERt, n. ID.
A BOOK FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
J. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS.
Notes on mpedimens Marriage should By con.
mpating marriage Sent by mail receipt Of Is cents By
J. B. DUFFY GRIFFIr,
New Orleans Medc.l Institute,
Whara an r4vata dtaaaaa. Sracaa.fui traated
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Corre.poude.t.. Hon. and For.,.,.

I'D the usefulness Of the CRESCENT BY impartial letter,
upon topics Of moment 10 the people Of this section Its Let
from the people form interesting vaua
BILE Of ts wefed columnk large share Of each
lays issue h given up 70
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

srsrny eulsd from exchanges In the selection prsps.
stiOn and Of News and ether Reading Matter
tis claimed that the CRESCENT Is surpassed By any
thsz daily journal In ths United States. Ths
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DON'T CLEAR HOTEL.

GREAT REDUCTION.
Owing the strngsncy Of the mos shs proprietor has
concluded reduce prices the Of all parties
This nrst-class and OELBBRATKD WATERING PLACE
Is kOW oPKN and ready for the reception Of visitors
PRIczs r0R THE SEASON:
Dty sss.ee "
q ~
Fer MOnth 10 W
Rsr Reasonable arrangements made for families.
A NJ. GODFREY,
Proprietor Point Clear Hotel Battle House. Mobile.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20

The 6pe ekef pfeaented Z letter from shc
Secretary Of the Treasury relative TO the
transfer to the Interior Department OF juris-
diction over certain Indian matters, now
exercied by the Treasury Department. he
ferred 10 Committee on Indian Affair.
Also a message from the President, with
the report Of the Attorney General relative
to pardons granted 10 persona convicted oil
making or passing counterfeit money. Re
fersea to Judiciary Committee.
Also o. essage from the PRESIDENT. with
correspondence and Information 10 relation
TO Russian, Amtrics. Referred to Commit
miltee on Foreign Af.irr.
Mr. Bh.;nc asked leave TO offer reso-
lrsion requesting the President to com
mrnica.e all correspondence In refer
cnce TO comforting upon Lieut.. Gen. Sher.
man the l,revet rank Of General; and the
correspondence in relation TO the establish
merit of q. new military division.
| Mr.. Niolack objected, but subsequently,
wiihdrew his objection, and the resolution
was offered and adopted.
Mr. Logan inlsodsced an act revoking III
authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury
to paw Der centage Tor the sale Of Govern
mcnt securities OF bonds. and repeating 81
laws authorizing the appointment Of agent
for the purpose Of negotiating or selling
Government securities or bonds. Referee
to Coumi,tee Of ways and Means.
Mr.. Btomall, from Committee on Ac
counts, 10 whom had been referred tn
charges sgaist Ordway. Sergeant a. Armi
signed BY four members OF the committee
ending with Q resolution that the con
mittee be- discharged from further consider
alton of she subject. He stated that Mr.. Nj
Culloch disagreed to the report and mial
| preeapt n minority rerurf
| Adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20

WAsHiNoToE, Feb 1Q.-The Naval Cour
Martial has sentenced Capt. Collins to sus
pension from rank and duty for three year
receiving the pay OF Captain on the retire,
list, and to be publicly reprimauded, 10
the loss OF steamer.
| At Sacramento Lieut.. Commander Bacbe
NAVIGATING officer Of Sacramento, received
a similar sentence, but one instead Of three
Years Both approved by the Secretary Of
Tue Navy and issued in general order.
The committee on the accounts of the
House who WAS ordered to examine the
accounts of Sergeant alarms Ordw way en-.
dorse bis honesty and fsithfulne.s to duty.
Mr.. Norris. chairman Of the Republican
State Committee of Alabama, and member
elect OF the House has arrived here and was
on the floor Ut the House to-day. He savs
that many Ot the registered voters were in.
tlmidsted from going to the polls, and that
the admission OF Alabama 10 imperativelv
necessary for the protection of the people
and the preservation Of their material in
tereets.
Ade'egstiou from the City Council az
baltimore Jay presented 10 the President
.nc iesoiu'icns OF that body complimentary
Commodore Charles H. Poor vii, be de-.
.sched from the command Of the naval sta
''on al Mound City the lst Of Nay. Com.
modorc Henry Wllke las been ordered e
Tie command OF tha, pos,
Bfeyet Lieut.. Col. II. G. Morgan. Cant.
q Tie lZth infantry, has been placed on
Ne retired list Of the army.
Bievet Brig Gen o. L. Sheppard Coli.
nel ot tue 10th Infantry, has been ordered
from hrs regiment in the Third Military
District, 10 take command of the eub-Dis-
trict OF Alabama.
Surratts trial which was to have been
commenced on the Gath lust. has been post
poned till the next term Mt the request of
The prosecution. and is likely to go over
III May as the counsel for the defence are |
unable to try it In March or April.
A Oil Tor the organic ition of the law |
department reduces the expenses of the At |
torney Generals offices and branches x3O |
wv, ano abolishes the ofices of Solicitor ri /
Internal Revenue, Judge Advocate General. |
Assistant Judge Advocate General ONO co. |
ond and and two first class Clerks H.
Senator Yates intends soon to cs,,
bill for the admission Of Colorado ~ ~. va
press the vote. ""u
II is understood that the majority of IN.
House Election Committee have agreed TO |
report In favor Of Morgan's right TO q seat.
from the 18th Ohio District.
Inc House committee on Foreign Affairs
To-Day agreed upon . bill - Q substitute
'os .ne one heretofore reported by them.
zen. Banks. cha,rmrn Of the committee.
VIII report u a. his earliest opportunity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20
ILLINOIS.

o..n r.b. le.-Slx United States
"a annn,v ', nr;soners were sent ffoin this
e' y.o,essor NJ. Is. Meek arrived here yes
10" ara will remain several months to
uluay ~" material for the fourth volume Of
,be Illinois Geological Report.
WI can't Cole was knocked down last night
no roaners. He had considerable money on
bIs ,erson, bu. his assailants were fright
euei of before securing the booty.
III. PAso, ILL.,, Feb. ia woman named
Mott was today run over BY . westward
bound freight train on the T. =. 4 w. Rail
road, about five hundred yards west OF thu
station. One of her legs was cut In two be
tween the knee and hip. Her other leg ant
foo. were badly maDglcd, and her body hor
ribly bruised. II is thought she cannot lis'
through the night
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20
LATEST News
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Feb, eo.--It is reported
that large number Of Freedmen have been
discharged from employment in Aiaos"s'
for voting the republican ticket. 1S"'
Howard has tcle,raphed TO Gen. nsa.h",
directing him 10 do all in his power 'o' INV
relief Of such Freedmen. ~, uo,sa
The new bill repoftei 20 us tuss;
..s,ardsy. relative to the rights Of Ams!i-
a. e;,iyeus abroad, retains the expor'a
g.. a.. md rrprisal provisions.
uo r.. Committee on claims will rcpor. in a
C. isys ON the rewards !or the capture Of
Jef Davis, recommending . division 81
600, coo among those entitled to pay.
The new tax bill 10 expected TO be ready
10 lay before the House in about two weeks
It's thought Ex-Governor Swan, will bt
elected to fill the vacant Senatorship, II
MARYLAND. His chief contestor will bt
Reverdy johnson.
The list Of CONTRIBUTORS purdoned by
the President, as shown by documents sen
TO the House yesterday, amounts 20 abou
one hundred and twenty -iye.
The whisky meter commission will ties
meters and instruments next Monday 4
learn their practical value.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20

I.DrASAPoLrs, Feb 1.-The Republican
State Convention meets Ii thls city to-mor.
row. A large number Of delegates ere a.
ready here. Governor Baker will Be nomi-
mated by reclamation for 70 election. Hon.
viii Cumback has the inside track for II
Governor. There will be . spirited contest
for the other Offices.
Richard r. Gfubb', an old and respected
citizen OF franklin, committed suicide oy
hanging yesterday. No reason sss'gneo
for the act.
The state Board Of Agriculture is in ees-
.;o, here. The next State Fair Will be
held ia this city, commencing the latter
nart of September. The Board has appro-
prlated 10 600 dollars for premiums.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20
NEW YORK.

NEw YonK, February pa Washington
special states The letter from Gen Shei-
man has reached the President 1t course.
ously indicates preference for service out
Of Washington.
The majority OF the Election Committee
will report in favor ot Morgsus right to
SEES. from the 18th Ohio District.
A semi-oiiicial telegram from Alabama III
dicates that it 10 not yet certain whether
an. new constitution has or has not beer
ratified. The Republican Congressiona
Executive Committee admit II has been lost
by at least 1900 to 5000 votes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20
Foreign New. ny Atlantic Cable

MADRID, Spaip, Feb. 10 - Dispatches
just received from the Provinces convey
intelligence that the leaders Of Carlisle's
party have effected a revolution against the
authorities of Queen Isabella IN the North,
and their adherents have taken up Or ms in
considerable numbers in Navarro.
ssirmishes have taken place between the
civil guards and insurgents in the city Of
Navarro.
The Queens officers are maintaining tn, ir
allegiance.
Some lew persons we're wounded during
the tumult
The ancient Franco Hisperia Province Of
Navarro Is agitated a. many points. 1t APP
pears as II the movement is the result Of a
deliberate and well planned organization.
The police are on the alert, and have seized
documentary evidence of the fact. The Of
hcers have already found and carried away
from Navarro three thousand copies Of rev
olutionary placards or manifes,os addressed
to the people. Each copy 10 headed with
wood cut Of TIE eldest son Of Don Juan.
who is entitled and named Charles VII Of
Spain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Geo. l.. Messervey
has been arrested for extensive peculations,
aggregating, it is thought, $40. 900, and ex-
tending through many years from his EN-.
ployers, Mcssrs. Austin & Boal, wholesale
hardware dealers, on South Water S. rect.
Marvin Ross. an old man from Michigan,
was coniidcnced out of 5000 on Tuesday
night. al the money he had. Ross, with
his family, had just arrived in Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20
Wlsc0NSlN.

MADISON, Feb. 10-The Democratic State
Convention nominated Hon. Charles Dunn
of LAFAYETTE. for Chief Justice, add b. H.
Ellis of Green Bay. for Associate Justice.
The following were elected delegates al
large for the National Democratic conven-
tiou. II. l.. Palmer, Nelson Dewey, $. l.
Clark, 9. ROUGH. and two delegates iron
each district - Presidential electors. @. w
Smith, G. L. Park, ID. Pratt, A q. Cooke
and Moses NJ. Strong. The delegates wer'
instructed TO vote as unit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20

MONTREAL, Feb. 19.-Iniensc excitement
prevails here over the departure Of the Ca
nadian Papal Zouaves for Rome. An i'm
mense audience was present at tho special
services held at Notre Dame Cathedral last
night in connection with the event, and to-
day over 20. 900 persons assembled ct the
station to see them off Several persons
were nearly crushed to death by pressure Of
the crowd. The greatest excitement pre-
walls among the Roman Catholics Of this
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20

ST Louis. Feb la--Tather Hennessy. .
Catholic priest. was brought into tho no
nee court to-iay 70 testify in some case, bui
refused to be sworn on the ground Tia. ia
was q foreigner. belonging II the French IL
CATION at Washington. and denied the an.
thoriiy Of the Court to require his attend.
ance in any capacity. except as . violator oI
the City or State laws. 1t was finally
sgreed between the counsel in the case tina,
,ns.nnessey should testify without taking
p Ane cleaner Rubicon came today from
~, 5ss. Landing. and her o1lcesD believe The
= -. - - Oolsu. bUt soothing de6nlte
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20
GEORGIA

ATLANTA, Feb. 70 1t is nav confidently
believed that the Alabama constitution has
been ratified after all that it has received
over eighty thousand votes is certain, and
the official vote from various counties shows
a marked increase over the vote as frs, re-
ported When the vote Of three counties
in which no polls were opened, as also
those in which ballots were destroyed. shall
be taken, the constitution will be found
ratified.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20

PITTSBURGH, Feb 19.-James Gibbons.
Vice President of the Fenian brotherhood,
and Col. Is. +. Wash, military organizer,
delivered speeches 70 an immense meeting
OF Fenians and friends Of Irish liberty TO-
night at the Union Hall. The meeting
was very large and enth usiastic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-20
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Feb 10 The special election
In Minneapolis, yesterday. upon issuing city
bonds TO the amount of $9i, 500. for the i'm
prcvement Of the Falls OF st. Anthony, re
suited in majority of 332 against thu
nrnnOAiliOn.