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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
nm. ". IS. PECK

Nm. w. #. PECK.
DENslON SURGEON. OFFICE on THIRD
i Street, between Brady aud Main street
Once hours, 9 TO 10 A. M. 3 to 8 r. n, Ito
Evs'g. Residence, Brady 81. bet 9Th and 9th
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
NEWS
RF TELEGRAPH.
T1 TIE DAILY DENGSEsAr.
HEW YlRk.

Nrw YoRk. April 2o-The Tribune has
tho following:
New ogLgAgs, April 1s.-Thc election
Yesterday and to-day passed off quietly in
this city, notwithstanding the violence init
mated on the part of rebels-Hancock's
Boards of registry aud the commissioners
Of election, appointed by them are nearly
oil rebels, and have Iesorted to every sub
terfugs to prevent the colored men from
voting. Unnumbsred frauds have been re-
ported from nearly every voting precinct in
this city, ws have polled large majority for
the Constitution and for oil the Republican
candidates, but Is the commissioners Of
election are in most instances are noted
rebels, and their fraud 10 being resortsd teo
in counting the ballots, which will greatly
reduce our loyal majority, the State will
nevertheless give 10000 majority for the
Constitution.
The Republican Of this morning re-
ports the assassination Of several promi-
nent Republicans in different paris Of the
State. others have been hunted and driven
into the woods. The colored candidate
Cor the Legislature was killed in Onach'sa
Parish.
In thirteen districts wherc the registra-
ton was $4,000, partial returns SHOW 10,
800 votes polled.
, Returns from nine districts give 10 CSC
for the Constitution, and $3.50 against it.
New YonK, April 20 A Port Jervi,
dispatch mentioned the death, last night
Of .. H. Oliver, one Of the victims Of thu
recent disaster. lie belonged to New
York, and was en- route from Cincinnati.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
MISSOURI.

ST.. Louis, April ia CHASTITY spectacle
was presented in the river below this city
yesterday. During The cholera last sum
mcr, large numbers OF bodies of the victims
OF the epidemic were buried by the city on
Arsenai island, short distance below the
city. The river has for come tine been
& sdually wearing the 'sland away, and
yesterday the water reached the trenches in
which the bodies were buried and washed
some fifty or more collins out which tloa,ed
down tire stream. Twenty -four corpses
have been recovered and measures taken 70
secure the remainder Those stll on the
Island will be prot &c or removed 70 a
place Of safety.
Over dozen cases we're before the United
States Circuit Court for manufacturing tt :
tat 20 and distiling liquor in violations Of
tie revenue laws
Matthew j. Nemccheck whose second
trial for the murder of Dennis DOYLE. ter
minated some days ago. He was sentenced
day by Judge Primm OF the Criminal
Court, 10 be hung on ThurSday, June lltb
A motion for new trial was filed but il
wss overruled.
The stsa0sr 0allatin sunk Thursdsy
above Cuba. Loss total, not reported.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
NEW YORK.

The press festival to Charles Dickens took
place last evening At Delmcnicos. Among
re two hundred present were Horace
Gre eley, Henry j. Raymond, Robert Bon
ner, N. Hslstsad, Of Cincinnati, Ex-0ov.
Hawley, Of Connecticut, Richard HI c, Sam.
uel Bowles, Mauton Marble, Geo. w. Cur
- J. w. Simonton, and others Of noe.
After some complimentary illusions to
.ir guest, Mr.. Greeley said the American
ps 3 honored itself in honor.DR the man
who had climbed from the lower rounds OF
the ladder Of the press, and his triumph In
attaining his pres mt eminence was share
ixe by every individual member of the
fraternity. He concluded by Offering as a
toast, :" Health, happiness, honor and gener
COS recompense TO our friend and guest,
Charles Dickens"
When the applause had subsidized. Mr..
l. sens responded In an extend address.
l. he course OF his remarks he alluded to
= feelings elici | am & Americans by
~ uniavorable opinions expressed in hi,
D cream Notes and Chuzzlewit. He was
.,hted to witness the Improvement in the
"a al. moral and III rial condition Ot
til country AS zen du ing this his last visit;
u me wosks referred to, he had Civ his
~ nest impressions at that time. de then
IL i that though the report prevailed. that
ii was his intention to wri another book
on America. it was false that It was his
firm de- .rmins ion mot to write another
nook on tina subject on bis return to Eng
and. lie should in his own journal put
lish his present Impressions upon America,
and do justit : to the -ople ofthis country
He pledged him. elf that go long 40 he or
his hearers had any interest in editions of
Martin Chuzelwit and American notes.
these books should contain an appendix
l ,arding any aspersions therein contained
He paid high compliment TO the energy,
,ttrprisc anu talent which characterized
American journalism, and wished his hear
; all prosperity sad happiness. closing by
sokipg ali bit sslDgs upon them fer Their
.,crDai kindness towards him
Speeches were also made by Hon j Ray
monj. Gee. w. Demorse. OF the Albany
Ex-Gov. Hawley, q. w. Curtis,
j. w. Young of the 7riJuns and many
Others. The hall was finely decorated and
the party separated about II o'clock
II is understood that the steamers lily of
Paris and Cuba. which sailed Yesterday, race
TO Liverpool. Sir. Cunard is sad 10 have
wagered 1000 on the Cuba.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
FOxeTlETaa CONGRESS.

Mr. Welles, Secretary of the Navy, was
then recall. md the counsel proposed Ia
| 10 ask him whether the applicability of the
Tenure OF Once Bill as applied TO Stanton,
was considered in the Csbine, meetin. :
previous 10 It's return with the obj cti. 5
ofthe President; and whether the opinio a
was expressed that The law did not apply to
any Of the Secretaries appointed by Mr
Lincoln. Butler o, jec;cd; contendiug IL
was excluded by the last ruling Eyarts
said this testimony was In reference TO the
construction no: the couetitut,onality of the
law, and held 1t was admissible for other
reasons.
The Chief Justice submitted 10 the Sen
az ave ana II was refused admission BY 26 10
Mr. warts Men asked If at any Cabiue.
'nss nc,u pe'wecn the time Ut the pas
moyal OF Stanton, the subject IF ,a.,n.
pubic service was shected by il was ION
s'aereu; AID the witness replied ,hs, i, MAJ
oeen considered often. AN
,ra ne counsel then offered 70 prove tina, on
s s.u OCCASIONS the President and C.hinet
nnh,;c ;. mat proper regard for the
hc .r,. required that 3 c>se ehOuld |
c;.;s,n .nseu,s so IS 10 procure = iudicisl a. |
Mr. Rr,,. sue eonstitutionality OF the lav |!
to have the ss s,a. 'ne mansgers would like
previous VOTE Nc In accordance with their
tUmaserml al sucn evidences 10
nv "S NV qusss'o On was submitted To n. s.,...
ov vote OF 10 10 80, decided = - ne ~ ceosse
, 10y so the evidence was not .'ln; sne neg
'ne senate took recess. .a'"is'eossno
..s.a i;ss-smss,.esm9oling. At 2:ss. Mr. r,s,,.
- within the period ,n.~... H."tU
sSoe, ns;ra discussion. anytime v.s s.;1
the ousss;a s . =, In order 10 bring sl,ors
~as ccvered ~ oo, r, for the reason tha, /,
tanned The M; ruling. and the Ssnaae M.
NJ Welies. on cross-.S ~ - 90
80 received ba. ons c',~..."s seaa y
~ Navy, whicA ~ ~. -
AAnooln don't kaeW wky oGas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
WASHINGTON.

ARLINGTON, April 90. = Dispatches
from official and unofficial sources received
here show that the republicans have elected
their gubsrnatoriAl, legislative and congress-
ionai ticket in Louisiana and South Caro-
lima.
In New Orleans, however, the Democrats
elect their city ticket.
Rumo-s were circulated yesterday that
the President would tender his resignation
before wednesday, under the plea that the
Senate had ruled out evidence which vases
sential to prove hts entire innocence. The
rumoYs, however, are not traced to very
authoritative source.
Ii Is expected thai all the evidence in the
impeachment trial on both sides will DO In
to day, and that the arguments in the case
will commence on Tuesday. Judge Bing-
ham, who closes the case does not expect to
speak until Monday Of next week.
SEsArx--Court opened at IL o'clock, A.
N The managers present, in response to
IN inquiry from Chief Justice Curtis, stated
that the counsel for the President consider
cd their evidence 40 closed.
bingham said that the managers might
desire to place on the stand enc or two wit
nessss who had been subpnnaed carly in
the trial, but who had not appeared hith-
erto.
Butler offered in evidence. portions Of
the journal Of Congress Of l774 and rs, rel
alive to drafting commission for Washing.
ton as General in Chief. and its form as is
sued; also, n letter from tie Secretary OIL
the Treasury. relating to tic practice Of that
Departnie f, in making al interim appoint
ments
Postmaster General Randall was recalled
and produced copy Of the indctmen. VI
Foster Blodcett.
Butler offered Blodget g answer T. lie
notice Of his removal.
Evarts objected, saying BlodgsW vas not
on tr al
The Managers offered to show that the
Indictment was procured by disloysl enc
mics OF Blojgett.
Evarts maintained that it was not rela-
want, but If it was wished TO put Blo9gett
on the u, nd. he was prepared TO prove
that the charges were true.
The Senate, without q division, refused
tho evidence.
Butler offered an order placing General
Sherman in command Of the Dspartmen, Of
the Atlantic.
Of any evidence that had been Introduce
The Senate, by vote Of IA to 50, reius.
ed to receive it.
Butter announced that the case COR the
Managers had closed.
The Court adjourned till w Wednesday aud
the Senate went into executive session.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

under Ger. Emory's command were called
N, n 1srtv 10 20 to headquarters did not
near il wrs to warn them Got 10 20 to
rIasouerade docs not know whether he
stated any such thing, but that the officers
were called away and that the War Depart.
rnen. was unusually lighted up.
Edgar Wclles, son OF the Secretary, chief
in the Navy Department, was the next
aess. He certified to the foF of com
ions for Navy Agents he tnen statsd
be had hea-' Ut party which he
municated 70 ais father the same night;
ady of the house told him about the cal
re officers to go to headquarters
:. Eyarts then stat l that the counsel
in attendance the Secretary of the Treas
Secretary Of State, Secretary of tbe In
nor and Postmaster General, who were
g epared to give some evidence theJ had
:. shed to elicit from the Secretary Of the
Aayy. but which be should not now attempt
to introduce In consequence OF the late
ruling.
Alexander Sandal, Postmasser Gesersl,
MS cAllod. and tssliAsd that Foster Blodgetl
We seooved ibo0 The o0Deo OF POSTMASTER
| at AuRugeA IN cooooQuooOo OF Q compliant
| in wrisiue Of mleconduck BE produced the
pspers ssd lsstess which effected the re-
Mr.. Evsrts offered to put them in - evi-
dence.
M. Butler objected unless the complaints
vere Also fled, but afterwards partly with
Irsv ria objection, and the papers were
read.
Gross examined by Mr.. Butler-The Pres
| lent appointed Blodgett with the consent
ri the Senate. Witness suspended him,
and the practice of the Department and
the law Of necessity does not allege any
particular statute in defense of his action
communicated TO the President; did 1t with
out consultation witt him; suspended Rod
Rett on hearing of his misconduct from the
District Attorney, and on seeing his indict
ment for perjury, &C.; did not include copy
of the Indictment IN the papers he produced
because he did not know IT would be re-
quired, but can do 50; gave Blodgelt nc
means OF defending himself by intimatinl
that he would be suspended, hu. did so Oh
the ground OF the Indictment; the case ha.
ne yer been reported TO the Senate; has moi
appointed hundreds Of men who could mo-
!. take the ties. oath, nor one that he 10 aware
of; did not inquire whether the men wht
brought the indictment were rebels Of
u pjODist&. it was not his business; no deal
with the simple fact.
Mr.. Sherman submitted the interrogation
J whether the question Of the applicability o
the tenure Of Office I TO members ap
| pointed by Mr.. Linco ever came befOr'
, the Cab net for d'ecu on, and II 90 wha
, the opinions weres
Several Of the Managers objected thu
the same question had already been rule
ipadmissable, and the yeas and nays bein
taken resulted % 70 20. % the question wa
not allowed TO be ans vered.
} Mr.. Evarts rose and stated that the con
, tinued illness OF Mr.. Stsnbery prevents
! the counsel from saying positively, but .
: ar as they knew, their evidence was all IL
. The Court, then ct $40 adjourned, an
The Senate adjourned Immediately after
wards.
:. HovsR.-About ATTY members were pre-
: sat who proceed Immediately to the Ssnat'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. April 19.-Manaser Boot
we'll will deliver hfs speech on Tuesday, "a
be followed BY Nessrs. Evarss and stan
berry. and Manager Bingham viii make ~
closing argument on or before Friday.
Omcial dispatches received at Ge>eral
0nnt'a hesdqusrters, from Gen. Csnby.
,mmanding tire Second Military Dn,sics.
show that In South Carolina nine districts
which rega ,red %. 220 voters have polled
Il ,S33 vote Apsrtlsl count Of these show
that 9.227 are tor the Constitution and 1890
are against it.
Sssrgt. Bates to-day called on the Pres
ident. who gave him several presents, in
GLIDING among them q porte monaie con-
tainipg g in gold
Ger. Sherman was at the Executive
Mansion this forenoon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

LONDON, April 20.-Ths trial of the Fe-
nian prisoners, Desmond, English, O'Keffs,
Barrett and Grin Justice, accused Of caus-
ing the Clerksn~ell explosion, commenced
to-day, before Chief Justice Cook burn and
Justice Bradwell. The prosecution WAS
conducted by the Attorney and Solicitor
General and Mr.. Clifford. The counsel for
sss urisoness are, Straight for Desmond.
kuoeh for English, Green for Barrett and
Williams for Oh sHs and Grin Justice. All
will DO tried together. The jury were sworn
and the trial is proceeding. The court room
and approaches ore crowded, and many po-
licemen are pfessnt.
The trial Of Burke and his fellow prison.
srs will probably commence % Friday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
Require Prompt Tire atment

Wyoa Gro suffering OF have suffered from in:
voluntary discharges. what effect does it pro
duse upon your general health DO you feel
weak, debilita,ei. easily tired, Does little
extra eres,ion produce palritation Of the heart
Does your liver or urinary organs. OF your Kid
news. frequently get out OF order l. your
urine sometimes thick. milky or hocky, or is II
rorv on s.tttnys Or does n thick scum rise TO
the top o. is sediment at the bottom after
II has stood awhile, Do you have spells OF
short breathing or dyspepsia Are your bow
els constipateds DO you have spells Of fainting
or rus res Of blood to the head, 10 your mem
ory ,mpsireds Is your mind constantly dwell
ling up,a this snbje,., y, you feel dull. list
less. n ,pins. .ired OF company. Of htss DO you
wish u b. left alone, to get away from ever
bodyi 0ass anv little thi ing make yon start or
ump> IL your sleep broken or res,iesss 10
the iu.sre of your eye a. bvi,lisnt' The bloom
on your ehesk o. bright DO you enjoy your
elf In society a. welis DO yon pursue vout
bssiness with The name energyr DO you isel ~
much confidence in YOURSELF Areyour spirits
dull and Tagging gwen to fits OF meiancholy'
n 40, do not lay II I, your liver or dyspepsia -
Nav. you RESTLESS nights, Your back weak,
your knees weak, and have but little appetite.
and you attribute this to dyspepsia or liver com
plsnts
Now, reader, self abuse, vcncreal diseases
badly cared. and sexual excuses, are oil capa-
BILE Of producing . weakness Of the geuerativs
ssgsas. The organs Of generation. when in per
feet health make the man. Did yon think
that those bold, defiant, energetic, persevering.
successful business men are always those whose
gsaerative organs are in perfect heslths You
never heard such men complain ofbeing mean
ehoiy. OF nervousness. Of pslpitation of the
heart They ere never afraid they canno, sue
ssed In business, they don't become sad and
discouraged they are always polite and pleas
ant In the company Of ladies. and look them
right in the face none Of your downcast looks
or any other mcanncss about them. do not
mean thoss who keep the organs iuilammel by
rwanng TO excess These will not only ruin
their constitutions, but also those they do bus-
aess with or for.
How many men from badly cured diseases
Brought ab nut that state of weakness IN those
o-gV- that has Z iu ed the general system 40
ru h a. To ind ace almost every other form OF
di.ease-,diocy. lunacy. paralysis spinal afsc
tions, suicide. and almost every other form Of
disease which humanity is heir to, and the real
cause OF the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and
have dossorei for all but the right one. Dis
sa.es estaese organs ire luireD the use of Diu-
fsue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
VIRGINIA.

+ cH,oND April 1S.-TbeC Convention adj
jor led at midnight subjcc, to tie call of the
Coz nittce; only the President and Secrt-
tar signed the constitution; resolution
b ~ g been adopted dispensing With sign
.4S ~ members.
1t 10 understood the Conservatives would
b. We refused II. Among the Reput leans
voting against lite hnal adoption was one
nero.
Gen. chofield to-day snsr ended Calvert,
the State Treasurer, on charges preferred BY
the Governor. and appointed Geo. r. Sey
mour Of theCt ivention, Treasurer. nd ia.erim.
John L. Pendieton, Supf. Of the State Pfis
on has been removed, and Bernham Word
Vel appointed IN his place; 8. W. Savage
= Mayor, and new set Of officers were To- !
DAY appointed for Charl0ttaSille.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

nANl III 0OULO.

Cide 2, Cider vlnegsre
Aca white wine Vinegar, also. Flour EaclD, Grain
Rass. Gunnies, lsnrlaps, 6rocers' Paper Bags. md
as1ina Tvine, 10. o BuErOwe Block. Oavenp9fl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
CHICAGO.

CuIcAco, April 20 George Edwards
well known in sporting circles in this city
and female physician named Lora Metz.
CIR, we're arrested Saturday afternoon,
cnarged wi,h causing the death Of Mrs. Ed
warns, by treatment to effect an abortion.
D.. Goodspeed's Church, tho Second
Baptist, yesterday subscribed over 81 900
towards a iuad or the establishment, in
Chicago. nf a Baptist Theological Seminary
This church Tad previously subscribed 49,
900 in this cause.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

CHICAGO. April 1a.-There is much inter
est manifested in the election 10 take place
on Tuesday. A long list Of names is pub.
lished to-day of those whose naturalization
papers, il is charged. have been iraudulently
l. ured. O'Hara, Foley and Moran were
airs i " m a charge OF perjury in OBJ
taini.g naturalization papers yesterday.
They waived an examination and ~ere held
In hail II Ii no each
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
NEW HAMPSHIRE,

NEw BED@oRp, April 20.-Three bur
glars were discovered in the Fair Haven
National Bank on Saturday evening. who
escaped faom . window on the clerks en-
tering Three suspicious characters have
been arrested, who doubtless are the cul-
pri,s.
A. o. Sharpe, musician, su;cidcd here
last pi,bf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, April 1s.-The election
is passin- of quietly but few trifing dis
turbsnces occurred The white vote is
considerably ahead. The votes were not
counted last ni2he and the ballot boxcs
were locked up IN q cell In a station house
in charge OF the deputy sheriff. II is prob
Able no returns will be given until the full
yetc is officially announced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

MoniLs. April 1s.-The ship Albert Gal.
ia'n was struck BY lightning aud burned In
.ne iower pay yesterday morning. She had
on board 800 bales Of cotton which -.
q stroyed; loss nearly hall million of
DC lars; the cargo was principally insnred
~ Liverpool. After oil hope Of saving the
vessel had been abandoned, she wss acuttleri
sn1 the hull eunk in three fathome Of water
me british bark Thslia Was burned in
ing pay To-Day. with 1904 bales OF cotton
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
IEanESSEe.

MKMPuIs, April lathe stssmer 81. Pat
rick, lying on the Arksnsas side. opposite
here, burned this morning to The waters
edge. The machinery Was we'd In dam
aged condition. The fire was doubtless the
work Of an ircendiary The boat Was owned
in this city and valued At $4,000; insured
In Howes agency. 81. Louis. for 122, 600.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, April l9.-The election IN
Georeis commences tomorrow. The inter
est is very intense and both parties are con
ident. Ample rrecaution has been taken
by Gen Meade 10 preserve order during the
election, troops having been sent to ali
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20

%. Lo0iS Market.
By Telegraph. April2o.
flour-vsry quiet and m anasd.
Wheat-Nothins doing.
Corn--S6@9o.
Oats-UDchaDgsd. at 700 4.
Rye-Higher, 1.s5@1.So.
Barley Firm aud unchanged.
Provisions--very quiet aud firm.
Pork---26.7 1891 90.
Bacon-Small sales shoulders lsc clear sides
II.
Lard-Scarce; small sales at TX; held Ne
higher.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-20
MASSACHUSETTS.

WORCESTER. April 20.-Mr. Famine, the
Frsnchnsn who was murderously assault
ed In Webster on Wednesday night, by his
wife and paramour, died last night.
The ~ife Of ID. Prince, In Dudley, Miss,
committed suicide last night.