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Magazine and Philip Streets Fourth District.
o9os-Frank fassr. O. p; Jsssb Nsvhsussz. H r; y.
". Ansn. Scribe. !.
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Mesh ne once Of the Grand Secretary. ~ ssss.A
Monday IN January. Apil July and October. The nsv
Beard the third Monday in January for organiss
tion. 0nce @. Dunlap. Presidents Josiah Pslger. Score
tzry Joseph west Treasurer; Daniel Merritt Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
Meets ONCE Grand frat Friday evening In
month oncsrs-A ". Mcdonnell. President; Josiah fsgs<.
Secretary.
ISOLATION.
Meets IN Grand Secretary last Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting last Saturday in January odeers-kM
Russia, President; @. W. Roper. Flint Vice President;
lothian Potter Second President Luther Homes, Ssc
rotary; A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION
Mssts frss Monday each month II Once Of the 9rAne
Secretary Election frst Monday IN Nay for Directors
BoArp ron observation-disclosures Pishrry.
fss~acs o5smitfee-J. 9. Dunlap; A. Wallace Hnntsrs
@. l.; Joseph West
Hali oSnns,tse-a n Morrison; George Dirmss~; ". q.
wilson, y. WON.
Bssdas Cpussufes- n H. Rushs q. L.; Lathsr Honest
Genre Eungssssr
H. Nihpsnsh. Bernard Cohen, s. E Nsors
JOSIAH FOLGER Sscretsry.
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ussts semsnnuay on the fourth Tuesday IN JsnuaU and
July In New Orleans 0nccn for the present ysarW o.
Wilson, Of No 6 W GrAad Master; r. O. Abbott Of No
Grand Warden; Josiah Foleer No r. W. Grand sers
tary Joseph West w. Grand Treasurer; Luther
Homes Of No Is and }. q. Dunlap, Of No Is, r. ". O.
Representative @ L. u Rev @. Il More, Of No. l3t"
Grand Chaplan; p G. A w. NscDonsl, Of Me- Is w. Grand
Marshal: p O. z II FHrchild. Of No H. W. Grand Con-
d.ctor p a. Henry Tiemsnn Of No. 10 Grand Guardian
rGJN littI-john Of No. IS W. Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAsD hAsrERs-P. O. J. r Baker, OF
No H. District No q p G. Richard n Ellis Of No q Dis
trctF 5; p @. T. Grssmors Of No. "a. District No d
POS Clarke Of No Is, District No. 8; p. q. L. @
District No II; B. jacobs, Of No q, District No II; r.
G. Ernest Rive Of No. q. District No. Is
srxSDlre COMMITTEES State Of the 0rdrP. O. Sire Geo.
W. Race Of No. IL P. @. Master Thomas H. Shields, Of
No. 6; r. O. Master John s Burke, Of No ..
ysdiciaI-P. q. Master GewTs Nungesser. Of No. -;
p @. A Nsrureau, Of No. 40 p G. John z. Talon Of
Nos
Constitution and Byzars-P. @. Master Howard Mills
paush Of No. ~; p. O. Master Edward Psbuy. Of Ne. ;
r. @. ID. Ksnntz, OF No. H.
Petition and AppsssP. O. Master J. @. Dunlap OF No.
HYATT elmo. 81
Lsois,areP q Master Luther Homes ne. Is; p. @.
H. Goldman, sfNo 10; p. O. j. y Caldwell, Of No. h;i
IinaacsP. G. Rep L y. Tower, Of No II; ?. g. John
B. Heno Of No. 8; r q. John 7. Barry. efNea
otef~ufiars-P g. p A. Dsntzel. Of No. l; p. Q. h L
MINNIE. Of No. a; P. q. John Wilson, ofNs A.
An csnmuncztions the u. W. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary should the cce Of the Grand 70
retay Mutual Iosursncs Company, cor
her Of Camp street and Commercial Place
JOSIAH FoLGER. Grand Secretary
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Subordinate Lodges.
LOUISIANA LODGE MOL

LOUISIANA LODGE MOL
Meets every Friday evening" Lodge No. Lover the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company. oncsu-J David
SON N O.; J. 4. lockwood, v. G o. A. Barnes Score
'A''' WASHINGTON LODGE NO. s.
Meets every Thursday evening" in MAgny Buildings. Third
District ofacsrs-R. E. Johnson n G.; W. A. Hsnne-
man, v. c.; Chs. H. Pope, Secretary. "A
UNION LODGE Eo.6
Meets every Monday evening in Ledge Room No. 2, No
& Singleton, n. q VIM. Hylsnd, " g.; Wm- Hodsins,
''s's'' CRESCENT LODGE NO. 8
Meets every Thursday evening Lodge Room No 3
Mutual Insurance Company corner OF Camp and
Fstche. streets ofacsrs-Gso weghtmsn, n G.; Geo.
Cushing v. G.; Jno. ouilian, Secretary.
JEFFERSON LODGE NOS
Meets every Thursday evening Jefferson Hail. corner OF
Magazine Philip streets, Fourth District. ofcers-A
] vsndeern N GLE Randolph, v G.; >. O. GOlding.
Secretary. ~.,,.,. - =.
Meets every Tuesday evening in Lodge Room corner Of
Customhouse street and Exchange Alley. oficers-H.
Knupper, N G.; stahs, V. G.i G. Ecksr. Secretary.
ORLEANS LODGE NO. IL
Meets every Tuesday evening in Lodge Room No. over
the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Omcers'ohn
Cellos n. c.; H. r. MONEY! V. @ H. Psland. sscretary.
COMMERCIAL LODGE NO. L.
Meets every Wednesday evening In Lodge Room No. No
81 Camp street. the Chamber Of Commerce. Officers
Thos III Jones n a: WIN. J. Andrews, v. O. W. q. An
der.ou. secretary fep
uowARD LODGE NO Is
Mat. .v.rv Tursday evening in Lodge Room No. l. over
fr.c.t IN. uutual Company Oneers-Eugsns p
Rrng.r. n G; James Trudeau " G. j. n Morals, Secre
tary.
w.s...,.- -. =, Lode. Roo, Ma !,
orsr an. s,s.c,ut Mutual Insurance Company oaeers
Prena.rpast N a.; A. Hoffman V. q. VIM. J. Sylvester
Secretary
DELTA LODGE NO. 10
Meets svey Monday evening Lodge Room 10 'ss s,s
Crescent mutual ih'aianoe oor - w. 80,
n. o.' H. " AsnoA'' V " - - -
IfhrLAh IoDsn NJ a"
Meets every Friday evening, IN Loose room 80 . ~,
the Home Mn'uA insar~no. o.nP~.s, 49, o-'e 90
Matches streets onesIs-na~a s :" vs. ~ w.
r0He' V Vs. - - -, -
Oo'hNANf LoDen NJ. -.
Meets every iussaAs e'enlnk' - nv 1ss
Third District omosns-ssm1si "eeA'' ~ Vs. - Nam
nond, '. IT,; j. r. bAine'' Seeie'As.
POLAR STAR LODGE no. ~. O..
| 80 "ss r.S..a N a n oon,..as
r's,' 50, - s..,...-v ! :
| s,.cvr,,. ,oncv Nm - ar
- n xs'-ss-'...,,.', ~ I,.s-s R.o, Ma Ma
"a Cam street over the Chamber OF Commerce.
VIM Tenbrink, N. G.. J w. Frsst, " O.. J. T. McCsnack
| sscrsssry
| 11 INDEPENDENCE LoDeh No. -
Nets sverv Thursday Polar Star Room st. Loui
street Oescers-F Pdster, N. G.; J. Frank, V. O.; J.
Bats Secretary.
eERNANrA LODGE NO 20
.v.r,,ru..asv svrnI.r. No : Tehsupouas street
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AUTHORIZATIONS PIXIES.

APPzoxIkATIoa PIXIES;
. approximation prises Of $50 each for the nins ~
naming units Of the same ten Of the nunber
drawing the $1,000 prise v4h0
npprsxinAfsn prisss 81 t250 essh for the nins 70
naming units Of the ten Of the n1mbsr
drawing the $4,000 prise ~
3 Wproximatsn prizes 81 500 each for the ninsre
nAining units sf the Ten Of NE nums@r -.
craving the $500 prise ts11
Approximations priEss Of $50 each tor the nine re-
naming unts OF the same tan Of ne nunbef -.
drawing the 5000 prise are. Aso
spprexfnston prirss Of 500 each fer the nine ~
naming anita OF the Same ten Of the nnmbU -
drawing the 5000 prise are...... 80. -
approximation prizes Of <lo9 each for the nine 70
naming uns ef the same ten Of tns number -
frxwine $500 prise ~
~ approxir sfs50 each for the nnc remaining
sns Of the ten Of thd nurnEsr drawing the -
4lo0priset are. tSoe
f8 primes amounting ts...
whsls ssksss Ga; Halves 60; ou.rts %; Eshhs 81 %.
Prises payable IN fill without deduction.
Tick this splendid sch.mc VIII % casfun
and the drawings scat with an -.
plAs.o. 81 the result Of each investns<t - soon ns
OHk8 r. HOWARD. Licensed Doalsf
Corner Camp and Ccmrnoe streets -
Locs GA Post 0Gce New Orissns
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HoUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.

ANEW IIeHT-ANCHOB oIL-No MORE tx
"A plasions-one Third Cheaper and Burns as Long ss
u only requires TIE old Lamp It's un mat
ing power cent above Coal OIL bans stsade than
Gas and squas il In beauty clsxnliness and safety The An
Choir oil only diploma awarded 20 Illuminating
Oils late st. Louis Fair and hrs: premium, At tho
Cleveland Fair. T. A. WENtlnt
80 : ! ..- 200 Royal street. Main,
sole Agent for L,ulsi<ns.
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The above satementis true and corfect tfhnserPsA"
the books Of the Company.
THOMAS sLoo, Prssidsnt.
EHos ANDI RsoS. Secretary.
STATE or LOUISIANA, I
PARISH ORLKASs, CIrr or NEW ORLKAssb
Sworn TO and subscribed before this sd dy Of January,
lss PARIS CHILDREss,
Second Justice Of the Peace Parish Of orlsanA
The Board of Directors resolved to six cent
intereson the outstanding certificates Of profits on and aer
the second Monday February AID they hsvenrther
declared Scrip dividend OF Thyhve Per Cent on the net
participating premiums for the year ending December
81 1867 for which certificate viii be issued on and sfter the
18th day Of March next
THOs sLOO, President
s.as JOHN g. GAINES. Vice President
THOS- ANDERSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Jne. @. Gaines e. J. Hart,
Henry Renshaw. Jno. G. Kicks.
MT LonsdaA J. H. stsude<.
D. Bscoe, j. b. Bress
J. O. BarelH, Thos- Sloo.
- Thee. A James
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corner Of Magazine Philip Streets Fourth Distc<.
". Ansn. Scribe.
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LOTTERIES.

u EKTUCKY STATE
SINGLE HUNB8 LOTTERY.
uurxAr. xsDY . .uAHAsERA
uArITAI PxIxE-sso.eee.
OF CIrY OF PADUcAH,
urAss e, ~ N pRAwx Az oovnaroE H.,
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Encnmpmenfs.


THE R. W. GRAND EECAMPMENr OF LOUISA
Meets sem annusly the fourth Wednesday In January
and Julv Oficers-Iuther Homes Of No. N. w. Grand
Patriarch; Geo. Dhmeyer. Of No l. NJ H. Grand High
Priest; q. n Morrison. Of No l. R w. Grand B Warden
T. Winnsmore Of No s. R. W Grand Scribe; b. DAsyA, OF
No l. r. W. Grand Treasurer; A W. Msedonsn, OF NO )
W. O. Junior Wardes; A. Wallace Hunter. OF NO !.
w Represcn tative, George Nungesser OF No
g. Marshall; n W wolvertOn, Of No. ], w. Grand Ssntnsi
n Frankford. Of No. 8 ID. Grand Sentinel,
sr6rptxe CoxnrrTxEs-.-Cfedenfialsa and Rsfsrn.-W IA
VILLAINS Robt. Pilkin, Root. Strong.
TSnanoe-b. N Rushs, J. Potter, W. @. Wilson
Solomon
Consultation and By-LapA-Howard Nnlspsush, William
whitsel @. W. Roper.
subordinate Eucampments.
wILDEY NO. L
Meets the First and Third Saturdays OF each aonh In
Lodge Room No. the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
psny oacers-J. B. HsnO, Q. P; J. @. Dunlap H. P
A. Thomson, Scribe.
HoBAH ENCAMPNENT NO. 3.
Meets Second and Fourth Saturdays Of each month"; IN
Lodge No l. the Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company ofscsu-J. r. walker. @. p; NJ n Ssnasls,
II. p; Geo. w. SHdler, Scribe
- WASHINGTON ENcAMPNEKT NO. q
Meets on the second and fourth Mondays IN each month
Narigny BzIdings Third District onesrs-Jne D. suhrsn'
| c. r; H. T. saueksn, h. p; y. stshsi, Scribe
LAFAYETTE KNcAAPnEsT So.7.
Meets on The hnt and thi1d Wednesday IN Jsss'n Han
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EAGLE pEGKEK LODGE NO L.
Meets every nst an third Saturday, Lodge Room No. s.
ever the Home Murs Company Camp and
hatcher Atreets Ofcers-A Maznresn. D. NJ; A. J. Van
dersrin D. D. u; Henry Haskell. Secretary and IreA-
surer.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INsTITUrE.
es4 Magazine street. Corner OF Poey

be Institution Is founded the most approved scientific
principles for positive Of all dsssses-oH koSO'
PRfvArE and SPECIAL.
DR NcEvOY has successfully treated Tor me ssl sseny
s All disease. peculiar 70 Men, and Children;
hence the unortunsts obtain the benens Of NE
Doctor. extended experience and great medical skill
Dn DUFFs suces sfu trsainSnt Il Syphilis, oonorrnoAs
Glee Impotensy Seminal Weakness end All diseases OF ms
ss1ns oresnA 4. their most aggravated terms 10 Vol
prs ncEvoY and DUFp's -@.~-e-- rnsderss~ curss
IN all cases guaranteed Ths Medicines are warranted o.
the purest quality; prepared BY DE- fHos a. OR FFN.
AZ Iordor At our own Drug Store thus giving patients
Che benefit Of PUKB MEDICINES. scientifically pre-
pared
The afflicted are invited 70 cal and examine mode OF
te>tnsnA friendly tain nothing We answer an
eommuplesson. By mail with dispatch give eonsuta
tons in French, Spanish. German and Italian
For further pstculars address call at tbs Inztuts
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mis- COMPANY continues against the Pers Of ths
Sea River and Fahec 20 the conditions Of ne
tarih u NE Board Of Underwriters Of this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17
WASHINGTON.

wAsninoroN, Nov. III. 4. Bryant,
Chairman Of the Georgia republican CON-.
. opposed to any measure which will throw
Georgia again under military rule.
The death Of Thsddeus Stevens Of Penn.
was announced by Dickey. A large audi
ence was in the gallery. Speeches were
made by Kelly. Wood, Bromall, Disksy.
Pollard. Moorshcad, Maynard, Ashley OF
Ohio. Wiley. Farnsworth, Keonz. Donssllv.
Woodward, Robinson, Lawrence Of Ohis.
and Sypher. Hsu,s then adjourned.
nWAsnIsoroS. Dec. 17.-SsNArs. Mr..
Sherman hsd the journal corrected 10 read
that the Finance Committee yesterday
reported in favor Of laying Edmunds' res
oluiion on tho table.
Mr.. Chandler introduced bill 10 grant
lands to aid in the construction Of the
Wisconsin and Lake Superior Railroad
Referred 10 tho Committee on Public
Lands
Mr.. McCrery subs 'itutsd . resolution to
amend the constitution, designed to pro
,ect the rights Of Unionists. add to provide
against the contingency Of bringing ths
election Of Presid and Wee President
to the lsuss. Referred to the judiciary
Committee
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CHICAGO.

CaicAoo, Dec. 16.-~he army rs-unioa
banquet ct the hall Of the Chamber Of Com
msrce this evening was magai 6csnt affair
Nine ts6lss extending the entire length Of
the hall were spread with Q profusisn sl
tempting viands, together With . generous
supply Of choices winss, &c. Gen. She
man presided, and the following programmed
vas carried cut - nearly - possible
Posm-Cel. Gilbert Paine.
Oar Country Response By General A.
B. Terry.
Seng--Ths Star spsnslsd banner. By
the GIes Club.
The President Of The United States-Rs
sponss By Ger, John NJ. Palmer.
Song-Unfurl the Glorious Banner. By
the Glee Club.
The Army and Navy Of the United
States while each is ever ready, By its own
resources, to sustain the national honor.
may they always stand shoulder 70 sheulde r
~ on the Mississippi, in promoting the
prosperity and prsssrving the Union Of our
common country-asentimentp proposed BY
d. q. Farrsgut, U. s. Navy. Response BY
Gen. Jne. N. Schofield.
Eusio-Red. White and Blue. By the
band.
The Army Of Georgia Response BY Gen.
H. w. Slccum.
The heroes Of The rank and fls-Rs.
spenss BY General 8. A. Hurlbut.
Ssng-Shsrnaa's March - tbs Sea. By
the Glss Club.
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LATEST News
RY TELE0R.lPH,
To TMB DAILY DEAOCRAT.
CHICAGO.

OHIcAoo, Dec 17.-Washington spscisls
seceived here spssk Of Senator Aorson's
speech 10 support Of his bill for the re-
sumption Of specie payment, ~ very elao-
ora,e as we'll as lengthy. Very little was
done 10 the Senate beside listening to the
speech and . discussion upon the rsselu
ton condsmning the financial views snun-
ciated in the Presidents tnsssage.
In the House very little business was
done, the grsatsr part Of the session being
occupied in drawing Ter seats. This meen-
ing NJ. Stevens death will Be formally an
nouncsd 70 the House, and the entire day
will b occupisd by elssiae speeches frsu
soms eighteen members, who have an
nouncsd their intention to speak.
prize ight ls,wssn Fred Bussey OF
this city and McAlpine Of Detroit will take
place this morning a, some point in lnd>
ana.
Gems. Grant, Thomas. Sohofeld, Logan
and other distinguished attendants upon
the army Reunion will leave today for
Washington.
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LATE NEWS.
FORTaETm CONGRESS-.

SssArE.-WA Noros, Dec. 16.-Mr.
Sherman from the Finance Committee. re-
ported back the House bill, fixing the du.
ties on copper aud ore. Also, . resolution
declaring tina, neither public policy or good
faith Of the nation, will allow tho redemp-
ton Of tho b 20 bond, until the United
States shall perform tbs promssory duty
OF pay ita notes in coin, or making their
equivalent thereto, and that measured shall
he adopted TO secure the resumption OF
specie payment ~ soon A. practicable
Resolutions was laid over
Mr. Williams offered a rssolutio on instruo.
ting the judiciary Cemmitte 10 inquire into
the expedisney and practicsbility Of some
immsd ate legislation to prevent the dis
charge, BY extraordinary dsciaion Of the
Judge Of the Circuit Court Of Virginia, Of
persons convicted Of crime. After soms
discussion the word "sxtraordinary" was
struck out and the resolution adopted.
llousE A resolution was passed calling
on the Secretary OF war for the Engineers
report. relative to the bridge across the
Missouri River.
A bill was passed renewing disabilities
from ~ South Carolinians, and Lieut.. 0sv.
Senator, Of Tennessee.
Mr.. Ellcstt Introduced bill prshibitisg
carry ing % freight On passenger vessels,
nitro glycerins, petroleum and ether sxplo.
sivs substances.
A bill WAS reported from The Recesstruc.
ten Committes, to relieve from legal and
political disability anumbsr Of sitissns 81
South Carsli inc, recently elected TO Office
there 1t Vas 20 amended % to include ]
o. Ssnter, Lieut. Governor Of Tsansssss. -
Bill passed.
A till from the same Committee, repeal
ing the South Carolina army appropriation
bill. which prohibits the organisation Of
militia, 90 fer - applies to Nsrth Carolina,
South Carolina, Florida, Alabama and Lou
isiana.
In answer to the inquiry efMr. Eldridgs,
% to why Georgia was left cut Of the bill,
has been explained, that ~ there Vas in.
quiry going on 10 Congress % 70 the cen
ditisn Of Georgia, il seemed doubtful
whether the bill should apply to il new or
10 the future. Bill passed.
Mr.. Julian asked leave to offer pream>
bic and resolution, rsciting that hundreds
Of persons are still held 10 slavery in Ksn>
lucky, and instructing the Judiciary Com
mittss to inquiry into the sxpsdisncy Of
providing by Law for the appointment Of
Unitsd States Commissioner in Kentucky
to hear and determine Applicstiens in cases
involving illegal slavsholding.
Objection was made BY Mr.. Trimbls, Of
Kentucky, on the ground that the allsga-
tion in the preamble 10 untrue.
Mr.. Paine offered resolution instructipe
the Committee on Banking to inquire into
the prepristy Of reporting bill prohibiting,
under severe penalties. any national bank
from certifying any check unless the max Or
has on depssit funds necessary to meet it.
Adopted. a
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TENNESSEE.

NExrnrs. Dec 1.-THE Ledger had =
report yesterday Of fight between squsd
CT citizens and 80 militia near Augusta
Ark. Tuc.day,n which militia rnsn were
killed.
The Little Rock special oflast night SAYS
there was fierce debate in the House yss>
terday On resolution endorsing the Gov
.raors proclamation declaring martial law
in Conway Co. 1t vas finally adopted BY
~ to 10. Tho Governors message TO the
Houae s,ates the mil!tic force in the South
west TO be $50. Gen. Patterson in com
pand thinks martial Law cen be dispensed
with.
Arrangements have been made 70 have
Federal troops occupy the counties on The
Withdrawal Of militia.
Legislature takes recess from 10 inst,
70 9Th Of January.
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The Army Of the Ohio Rsspons by Cen.
MS Hsscall.
To the memory Of the heroic desd-R--
spouse by General John A. Garfield.
Music-Alsysl's Hymn. By the Glss
Club.
The Army Of tho Tennessss Response
BY Gen. John A. Log an.
The widows and orphans sfour fallen he.
roes-Responss by Cen. 4. }. Henderson.
The Army Of the Response
by Gen. Geo. II. Thomas
The Cavalry Corps Of the Military Divis-
ion Of the Mississippi Response BY Gen.
J. H. Wilson.
Mlsic-wben Johnny Comes Marching
Home. BY theband.
The Army Of tho Mississippi Response
by Gen. John Pope.
Our Sister Armies Of the East, the South,
the Gulf, and the Frontisr-Respsnse by
Gen. L. T. Fletcher.
Serg-Ausrics. By the Glee Club.
The loyal citixsns Who sustained us u
hsms while We fought the enemy At the
front-Rssponss BY General Richard J. Og'
lesby.
The loyal women Of the United States
Response by Gen. Nathan kimball.
Music Hems, Sweet Home. By thu
| band.
The Armies Of the Republic in war and
peace. The rebellion called them into ex
istence, its overthrow converted thsil
swo,ds int plowshares. and their spear'
into pruning hooks. BY quietly disbandint
and returning to the avocations Of peac'
| 49, 49,. .etor;shed the world no Leaf
than by their great proves in the field
Response by Gen. n. +. Force.
The loyal and patriotic Press-Rsspons'
by Gen Carl Schurz.
Our Invited Gaests-Rssponss BY Hon
Edward Shannon.
The South Let us be frisnds-Respons'
by Gen. Durbin Ward.
Song Shall Old Acquaintance b Forget
BY the Gles Club.
The utmost hilary and go,d feeling pre-
vailed and the party did not break up unit
late hour.
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NEW YQAk.

New YoaK, Dec. TO- The Herald
statss that the Samana Bay purchase has
been completed. A company Of eapit>
a.ists have received Of the Dominican
government . psrpatual lsass Of the Bay
and Peninsula to pay large sum down TO
secure the bargain. tits understood that
the United States will proceed to establish
. naval station there soon, - the Dominican
givss up possession TO New York lsssses.
The Times says that the financial bill OF
Senator Morton 10 used On Wall street 10
keep up gold premium.
By the decision Of Judge Nelson in the
case Of Whslpley ~. the Eric R.ilrsad. the
control Of the road is left in the hands Of
the Directors. pssding the decision Of Judge
Csrdoza. in the matter Of appointing Judge
pAliea rsceiyAl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Ksokuk, chief Of
the Sacs and Foxea, and friends represented
their grievances occasionsd by the conduct
Of their Indian agents to the Secretary Of
the Interior to day, and were answered
they should receive consideration.
Thomas Mccall was to day nominated ~
Collector Of the 9th Ioua District.
The Committee on Reconstruction to-day
further examined witnesses NJ to affairs in
Mississippi and Alabama. They also exam
ined Governor Bullock relating to Affairs ia
Georgia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17
roreIg. News by Atlantic Cable.

LONDON, Dec. l5-Mr. johnson, the
American Minister, in a short speech at
the Anniversary of the French Hospital.
declared Lord Clarendon was Of the same
mind as Lord Stanley in regard to the SET
Element pending between England and
America. and peace between the countries
WAS certain.
The ultimatum addressed BY the Sublime
Perts 10 the government At Athens, de-
mandins the disbandment Of the volunteer
forces within five days, tho prohibi,ien Of
further volunteering, the immediate die
mantling Of the vessels used for conveying
supplies to Crctans. the restoration Of Gre
tan refugees to the island. the punishment
Of persons who assaulted and wounded q
Turkish officer at Syria. and strict con-
formity with the terms Of all treaties. II 10
rumered in Paris that tho Greek govern
mont. pressed by tho great powers. has
Welded to the demands Of the Sultan. but
more Of the French papers to-day alluds 10
such q concession.
The Meni,sur says all the European pow.
ers recommend King George 10 respect the
rights Of nations, but they insist upon mod.
Grafton in Constsntinopls - we'll 40 il
Athens. The same journal thinks this hsr.
mony CT council amonc tho powers Is Z
pl oGce Of peace in the E,st
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17
GEORGIA..

ArousYA, Dec ia FIRE yesterday
destroyed the town Of Elberten Georgia
Loss 100000.
ATLANTA, Dec. l6.-Ihs New Era, .
Republican paper opposes further congress
ienal interference in reconstruction in
Georgia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-17

y Telegraph. Dec. II.
flour-Firmer, unchanged.
Wheat-StsAdy and unchanged; fancy quail
ties scarce and wanted.
Germ 710So.
Oats-s706o.
Rye Unchanged 1t 80.
Whisky-u nchsngsd, 2.9l.
PoYk-StiH At p 90.
Bacss-Unchangsd.
Bulk Meats-Higher.
Lard-GsserAlly held higher, with but little
on market.