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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-15

PERsoNAL.-Ouro old townsman, l.. A.
Cole, is home OF a visit to his family in this
city. He cane from Denver i /, less than fou r
days, which would clearly prove that this is
The age Of progress and steam.
O. Oar "typo' friend, Mr.. Fl. o. Basford. who
usually sails under the sobriquet of alan" is IN
town on q bri,f visit to his friends. Er. Bas-
ford is connected with the AoUer County Reg
;stcY. published at Austin, Mimi, and be reports
everything prospecting in that section.
Mr.. Enos Salsich, for many years one of our
snterprising fellow citizens is here spending a
tsw days. he is looking hale, and as though
be bad eIperieSced good fare during lis So
j,u-r II tse t,r CT rs.ion. Of Colorado.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-15

watertown, December 18th, 1866

P. S.-The Fruit and CoafcctfoneF Store
onthe Bridge win be carried on as heretofore;
and the Oyster Business little more so. - -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
new Y0RK.

NEw YoRv, June 3.-Thc annual exam.
nation Of the military cadets Of West Point
commenced yesterday, the corps passing in
review before the Board Of Visitors. The
graduating class this year is somewhat
smaller than last year. A corps of naval
cadets from Annapolis will attend the ex.
| animation near the close in their own vessel.
Geo. Washington, a negro boy only Is
years Of age, was hung for afssn 10 King
ston, N. c., On Friday. He confessed his
crime.
A Warrington letter to The Herald SAYS
Judge Chase recently expressed himself in
unison with the Dsaocsatis party, except
that Of univsrsal suftsgs. II hs vas elect.
cd By that party he would carry out their
policy faithfully ard lsbes y make the par
" one Of permanent usefulness. But he
does not want the Presidency, il no. can
didate for nomination, and would..n assume
Office ct the expsess Of his honest conyic.
tions On general issue. He expressed high.
Y sonssrs ativs ideas, favering material'gov
srnmsnt Of the Southern States, . general
amussty, and strongly dspsscatiug the
hAfsh msasusss Of Congress. On 6nancial
questions he favors an early return to spe.
es payments.
A Washington dispatch says Adams, in
his testimony yesterday before the i'm
parchment Managers, denied everything
said by Thurlow Weed relative to Adams
part in the alleged bars aiming for the votes
OF Senators. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGroN, June 3.--Ths Consul ut
Costa Rica requests permission for United
States naval vessel to make . survey Of the
Gulf Of Ncaya, on the Pacific coast, in or
der to facilitate the opening Of new port
Of commerce at Sivavas. Tho papers have
been sent to the Senate with an endorse
mont Of the request by Secretary Seward.
Hon. Henry Barnard, Commissioner Of
Education, transmitted to both Houses
yesterday series Of general and special
reports on colleges, schools and depart
ments Of science applied to industrial arts,
aided by national land grants to State nor
NAL schools and other institutions for the
training Of teachers, and also reports on
scnool architecture, with illustrations Of
buildings recently erected for graded
schools in some Of tho principal cities Of
the country. Other information in relation
| to education, both in this and other coun-
tries, were furnished by the Commissioner
With particularly, which shows abundant
research on that subject.
WASHINGTON June ;. The President 70.
eeivcd a telegram this A. y. from the chair.
man Of tho Democratic State Central Com.
mittee Of Oregon, stating that the Demo.
Gratis had carried that State At the cleo
ton held Monday. This secures Demo.
cratic Member Of Congress in the place OF
| the present member, Rufus Mallory, also q
Democratic Senator, in the place Will
lams.
The Senate Committee on sTerritories
has agreed to report in favor Of The con.
firmation Of Gibbs, nominated some time
since.
Butler's investigating committee 10 in
session, and have examined several witness.
% this morning. Members Of the commit.
tee say that important testimony touching
impeachment has been elected in the past
few days.
HoUss.-The Speaker presented several
communications, including . letter from the
Secretary of War.
A communication froa Gen. Sheridan,
! relative to government aid for the Pacific
Union Naturalization Division.
Mr.. Burr proceeded to congratulate th q
House and country on the Democratic vie.
tor in Oregon, but Ar. Farnsworth called
for the regular busieess.
The House then proceeded with the
Ohio contested election case.
SRNAf.-Mr. Wilson introduced . till "a
remove Political disabilities from certain cit
liens Of Georgia, who have been elected "a
the Legislature and other Offices.
Referred 70 the Judiciary Committee.
Nj. Thsyer prsssntsd . bill gsantisg land
to Iowa 1 Missouri State X K.
Referred to Finance Committee.
NJ. Sumner offered . resolution which
was placed on the calender and ordered
printed, declaring the constitutional reopen
sibiity Of Senators for votes on the i'm
| parchment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Ths meeting Of the
stock. holders ofths Chicago, Rock Island
/ Pacific railroad was called for to day, net
being permitted to assemble in the office Of
the company, il will BE- held at the Sher.
man House.
A dispatch from the Excurtionists en-
route to Chicago TO attend the election OF
the Northwestern Railroad Company in
this city says. il is the opinion amsng
those aboard that there will not be any
change in the Management Of the road,
further information the parties refuse Ia
give.
The removal Of the remains Of Senator
Douglass to their final resting place, be-
meath tho monument erected 10 his memo
~, will commence this morning at half
past ten o'clock. The exercises will be yer,
simple. After prayer, BY Prof. Haven. thu
features will be exposed to view, and th'
body will thereupsn BE- removed to th'
sarcophagus prepared for ito reception
The face 10 represented - in On excsllen
State Of preservation, being almost ~ nat
ural in expression a. the day Of death.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
new YORK..

Nnw York, June "A committee from
Cincinnati yesterday engaged the Masonic
Hall on 18th street. for 4 e accommodation
of the Pendlc,on delegation To the National
Democratic Convention. TIE Pendleton
army is TO contain 1000. men the number
for which arrangements are TO be made BY
the proprietors of the Masonic Hall They
will arrive by special train and be dressed
in military costume, march in Q body thro
the city, and to be preceded by band OF
forty pieces.
In an address to the German Catholic
L Mon, yesterday, Rev. ii. WILDER said nc
foes were more dangerous TO the Catholic
Church aud to the Society, than Free Ma
sonry.
The Mayor of Brooklyn estimates the ex
penses Of that city for the next year at thre,
million and one hundred and forty tbous
and dollars.
WIN. Roche, Telegraph operator. was yes
tcrday released by Judge Hackett from th,
charge of divulging the contents Of . dis
patch TO broker. on the ground that Con
gress permits dispatches TO be inspected
The Grand Lodge Of Free Masons OF III,
United States 1mmenced its session to-day
Mayor Hoffman, in his message to III,
Common Council, announced the death o
James Buchanan. Appropriate resolution
were adopted and a committee appointed
to attend the funeral
| In the German Catholic Union to-day
pontifcial high mass was celebrated b.
Archbishop McClosky. who also made al
address to the Convention.
| The Rock Island case was again befor
the Supreme Court to-day, and argument
were made on the appeal from the orde
appointing receiver tor $4,000 shares 0
stock issued some months ago. The Cour
reserved its decision
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03

CHEYENNE, Dakota, June lion N. g.
TAYLOR. Commissioner of Indian Affairs
We concluded treaty with the Ogallas on
the 18th ult. Thirty-sx chiefs and leading
warriors, including those Of Red Clouds
band, signed the treaty. Seventeen Mini
cougar chiefs and warriors also signed it,
now think there will be no fear Of difll
culties.
The House Military Committee this
morning authorized Gen. Logan 10 report 8
bill transferring the Indian Bureau to the
War Department. The Committee also
agreed TO report q bill continuing the 80
per cent increase of pay TO officers OF the
army: also bill to constructs bridge across
the Missouri river at Fort Lcavenworth for
military purposes.
The Reconstruction Committee met this
morning for the purpose Of taking up the
Florida Constitution. But there not being
q full attendance nothing was done.
The Senate this afternoon. after debate.
rejected the nomination Of Hon. Henry
etanbery o. Attorney General Il IL m.
derstood that his appointment to thu,
ofYlce was opposed by Senators principally
on the ground of his hostility to the recon.
struction scie.
The President has issued the following,
"The President with deep regret an.
nounces TO the people OF the United States
the decease, at WheatlaDd, Pennsylvania
on the 1st inst OF his honored predecessor
James Buchanan. This event will occasion
mourning in the nation for the loss of an
eminent citizen, and honored public servant
As mark o! respect for his memory, it i.
ordersd that the executive department b.
medistely placed in mourning, and al
business suspended on the day Of the fune
raj. Ii is further ordered that the War apt
Navy Departments cause suitable mlitar,
and naval honcrs TO be paid on this occa
sion to the memory OF the illustrious dead
Signed ANDREW JOHNSON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
WASHINGTON.

WAsnis aroN. June 2.-Maiof GcnefAl
Hancock and stai3. Brigadier Gen. 1mery
and staff, and the HOUSE. ('oinmittee on Nil
itary Affairs called ct the War Department
and paid their respects IA Gen. Schbdeld.
The President to-day informed 10 Housc
that the ten days cor stitutionsl limit hsv-
lug expired the bill to make appropriations
to supply deficiencies COR the execution OF
reconstruction had become law without
his signature.
The official vote elects Bowen, Republi
can Mayor by Al majority. The Council
ON j,int ballot shows \ conservative ma
jority Of three.
The President nominated to the Senate
Robert L. Matthews, of Indiana, az Consul
to Naples.
AT the War Department to-day the usual
routine of business was transacted. The
guards which had been stationed around
the building were not placed on duty. Gen.
Scaofield attended the Cabinet meeting this
morning. at which all the other members
we've present.
Hon. Arson Burlingame. with the mem
bers Of the Chinese Embassy, called 6 the
State Department thie mornfna, and had a
Interview with Secretary Seward.
The following com@unicatioa ~ n
celved AZ the Indian Depaltmont:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FsAxcsco, June 2.-Ths election in
Oregon on the LIST Of June resulted In q
Democratic triumph. The Democratic
congressman was elected BY 1000 majority.
All the county tickets are Democratic ex-
capt Marion, which gives Republican ma
jority Of 800.
Portland City gives 81 Democratic ma
1ertsy. The legislative and county o0cera
are nearly oil Dsneerasic.
The oomiaatieo Of Grant and Cclfax q.
cited 0ueh eathuoiaou.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, June 2.-Gen. Stoneman has
issued an order taking command Of the first
military district. He directs that all orders
heretofore issued be strictly executed, and
all military aud civil officers continue 10 the
performance of their duties.
Chief Justice Chase arrived TO-DAY, and
is the guest Of Judge Bond. He will pre-
side tomorrow, and will probably remain
until after the trial Of some important
cases.
The Davis trial will b postponed till De-
tobsr BY agreement, - already stated, o.
the counsel The witnesses summoned Ia
the case are Gems. Hartsuf, Wilcox and
Sharp, Of the Union army. and Gems. Fit,
Hugh Lee. Cooper and Gordon, Of the Con
fedcratc army. Burton N. Harrison, pri
vate secretary Of Mr.. Davis, 10 also on thu
witness list.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03

ToRoETo, June 2--The field brigade COM
posed Of regulars and volunteers. in
Toronto, has been placed in high state OF
efficiency. -Four guns of the Royal Arti!-
lery stationed here left this afternoon for
Prescott.
MONTREAL, June "A provisional bat
tallion under Major Brown Of the Tooth reg
iment is TO be formed at Chambly for full
practice.
OTTAWA, June .. Military preparations
for anticipated Fenian raids. are COM
Olatol
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
News
By TELEGR.APH,
To THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
The Railroad War !
THAT NEW BOARD!
CHICAGO, June s, 1868.

Especial to the DsxocRAr.
The New York ring Of stock jobbsrs are
here in force. for the purpose Of holding an |
election, and make up . new board Of d.
rsctors for the G. R. I.&P.R. R, but they |
came TO grief yesterday, by being plastered
with two ipjunctions, granted BY Illinois
courts against them in faver OF Iowa stock
holders, restraining them from holding any
stock holders meeting for any such pnr-
pose.
Tho party went to the office OF the com.
pany, and demanded room Of Superinten-
dent Hall, for the purpose Of holding
meeting; but here they we're met with the
further information that Mr.. Hall had been
snjoined from allowing = meeting in that
building, and thsreupon they retired in
| good order, to hold a conference at the
| Sherman House.
Jake Butler and the sssdy Cowdry. Of
lobby no.oristy at Des Moines, are in tho
ring.
Cowdryis the man whs promised Jake
the Warrington branch Of the railroad;
and Jake 10 the man who was willing to
take it - the price for stopping the road ct
Dss Moinss, and consolidating with the
Northwestern but failed in that and failed
in his nomination for Congress and Iowa
may regard il % . God send that be made
two such impestsst failures.
Its now perfectly we'll understood here
that many Of the prominent stockholders
end SPECTATORS q tts Nerthwsstsrn rail-
road. are working with the ring to cripple
the Tracy party and prevent the further
building Of your read west, but thanks 70
every department Of your State govssa'
; mont, they are nailed to the vail.
The New York ring met Il tho Sherman
House this A. NJ, and have just adjournss
ever to meet At tho same place next Frida,
at IL o'clock A. NJ. noticed among tn
parties present from Iowa, working viii
= the enemy Of the extension Of your road I
Council Bluffs. Msssrs. Grant, Clifford, AM
the immortal Jacob, Of Muscatias. L
show the character Of the crowd, j. is onl,
necessary 70 say that the man Cswdry va
elected chairman. Iowa men have beef
:. = prominent men Of the ring party, VIII
70 claim to hold 80 much stock, and frank,
asked them il they intended TO build ia
road TO Council Bluffs. and they as frank !,
answered that they did not at present. :
Cowdry knew be was lying when he to,
the Iowa Legislature that his party woul,
build tho road. The people Of Iowa ma,
just A. we'll understand now that the d.
feat OF tho Tracy party in this fight mean
no moro track laying west Of Des Moinsi
II w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, junc A Topeka dispatch
says the Kansas Circuit Court could not
agree a. to the power of the State of Ksnssi
to tax the property of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, and had so certified to the United
States Supreme Court.
Parties here who we're at Cold Syringe
have made oath to the elect that Cobufn
procured his own arrest. II ia also said
that the Chief of police, Rufiin, of Cincin
natl, is ready to testify on oath that he Wa!
offered 81 coo by Coburn's friends to pro
cure the arr,st Of McCoole
Tie steamer Princess. laden with govern
mcnt freight for Fort Stevenson, sunk in
the Missouri river, abou. % miles above
Lexington, Sunday night. Boat and cargo
probably a total loss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
NEBRASKA.

NEBRASKA CRY, juno 3.-Gfound Wa
broken 10 this city to-day for the building
Of railroad BY the Midland Pacific Com
pany 10 connect with the Union Pacific enc
hundred and fifty miles due west Of this
oity, and to pass thro ugh Lincoln, the Cap.
itai Of the State. The road will b built
within two years, saving . distance from
New York to San Francisco Of 148 miles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June The Methodist Con-
ference was presided over to-day by Bishop
Clarke. The session was devoted to the
hearing end adoption Of the report OF the
Committees and the finishing up OF miscel
laneous business which is not interesting OF
important TO the general public. Resolu
tons were passed thanking the Metbodists
and citizens of Chicago for their hospitality
toward the delegates, and the Railroads ant
other parties tor favors extended. At 4: 1,
the Conference adjourned sine die, closing
with religious exercises led by BisboT
Jaynes. This afternoon Bishop Simpson arc
several of tho delegates started on an ex
cursion to the Rocky mountains
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
ILLINOIS.

RocEroRp, June "a violent hurricane
yesterday afternoon unroofsd Metropolitan
and Browne Halls.
J. B. Howell was struck by flying mis-
siles, and dangerously hurt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03

Sourn Bend, June 3.-Four young pso-
pie who went out on the st. Joseph river
Tor . boat ride last evening were carried
over the dam and drowned. There names
were, Miss Mary Miller, Miss Dslphens
Seixar, Eugene Ssixar and Chas. Wster-
hOuaA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03

A dispatch from Gold Hill, Nevada, an
nounces that the election went entirely Ike.
publican for local officers by from 40 to so
majority.
< dispatch from Washington Territory
,.ns,t. earthouakes at several points.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
COM "a & RC0Al.
OaveDp0re Market Report.
Oyy1ss OF Yas DAvnSpeas DnsscaAr,

Juae 2st, 1858.
FlsgR--Whelesais,t lo 40; retail, oll.o,.
wssAs-No. !, tl.7S, Nc. 2. el.eo.
BARLRy-No receipts.
OAss-SCc
RYE-Dull and Neminsl--ko receipts.
CoRH-1oc.
ONIONS No receipts.
PerAsene-ol.oo.
BuTSRl-175fc. per y.
Eoss-l2kc.
hAx-Good Timothy ga. co per ton. Upland
0oSl0.00.
OeAI--Soft--ls Costs per bushel. Delivered
l8c.
AHSsRsctss yard 3l9. GO per ton. De-
livered $500 per ton.
Woes-ts00wt7. 90. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03

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ssipatlon, al Skin DiseaScs. Pulmonary oeps,mptoa
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Headache, ali Heart Diseases ofchildrsn ana
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EYE AND EAR
They treat successfully, ON method ~ dsease1
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ThanAny Other Physiessns IN Amssiea. Ihsy havs
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Our terms are CASH; hence tho money must be sent
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
PENNSYLVANIA.

LANCAs1 ER. June 2.-The funeral Of ex.
President James Buchanan will take place
on Thursday afternoon, June 4. at three
O'Clock
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, June 3.-Ths Union and Dis
patch, leading Democratic journals At Nash
vile, declared for Psndleton to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03

eunLMBOLD'S EXTRACT sARSAPARiLLA
Isansss and the blood inets the vigor Of
saith into the system, and prrgcs ont the humofs
AZ m AXE disease.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03

1ankiud ssiss from eoerapoieo - ~ blooa. Han-
. olD's ExssAcr sAssASAnitsA b rsnsdS Of the NJ
aost " ue.1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03
YorNou.ApIks RHWARRl

% THR INJURIOUS EFFRCTS OF Face Pow
ere aud Washes. All each remedies close up III Z
sres u the skin. and In short tins destroys the
ompiexion. fyou wenId have fresh. healthy an
osthfni appearance, use usLss>lDs BssRA1e UAa'
aAsAsillA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03

"a CLEAR. SMOOTH SKIN and BEAuIi na-
SoMrirxIo~ follow. the use OF hnshol'' 'oN-
ex,-..,yp RxrkAcT sAnsArAmis.
=, A.aycs b AGA spots, pmples. moth patches and
al srsptious OF the skin ~----sH s1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03

QUANTITY W. QUALITY. sHsLxaoLp's Ex-
Asr SAnsArAmLLa The dose IL email. Those
whai .-irc large qusnttv aud large doses OF medi
sns ERR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-03

BY Telegraph June >.
TO choice spring extras, s.O0elo.5O.
Whcat-firmer end decidedly higher. but
very irregular; closes at 1.sS for No. l.Ss9
l.sSj1 for Ns.2.
Corn-Unsettled and higher; closes ct 81 "a
s7ia for No. l, and s60ss1S for No. g.
Oats-Stronger, under good speculative de-
mand. closing at s61<@66l1.
Rye-Nominal at ] so for No. I.
Barley Inactive and nominal.
Provisisns-Dull aud lower.
Pork--Small sales at q 80.
Lsrd--Weak; small sales 1t II.
Bulk Meats-Quiet, but in fair demand for
shoulders at IlI0lli1.
Lake Freights for corn, and 81 for
oats to Buffalo; from Milwaukee to Osvego
for eats. and ~ for wheat.