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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

Nsw YoRK, March 1l.--An Albany spec
ial says: Gov. Seymour will make . great
speech ct the Democratic Convention here
to-day.
Admiral Farragut is talked Of AZ the Dem
ocratic candidate for the presidency.
A correspondent gives the details OF the
interview with President johnson on the
subject Of impeachment, during which the
President stated that he should respond to
the summons to appear by counsel, and a.
ter long conversation upon the merits and
dement's Of the charges brought against
him, concluded the interview BY saying the
gentlemen in the House who originated i'm.
| parchment, and others who applaud them,
are in . certain sense consistent, recalling
| the time on tbs eve Of the rebsiIsou when he
| s,ood IN the Senate almost alone, insisting
upoa the deity Of the Government to up
held the Constitution and the Union against
the traitors who threatened both. | recall
class Of men in and cut Of Congrsss who
lacked courage 70 defend, either standiDe
% the same platform | occupied then.
look around and see these man now grows
bold snsueh il the place Of their former
weakness 10 disregard the clsArest provis
ions Of constitutional law. After the war il
over. 10 which they took none except {
wordy part, they have rslspsed to their orig
inal stdtns ~ politicians who held the Con
stitutiou At too slight value to be eithe
valiantly defended or treated with rever
encs. Finally Il 10 declared that |. VIII
/. have - honestly striven, As know how 4
J administer this Government in accoydanc
+ with the Constitution, shall be sacritice'
. along With the constitutional prerosative
OF the prsrogstives Of the presidential ofiic
to party necessity. Jefferson DAVIS, th
head and trent OF the rcballion. 10 nc
brought TO trial, yet Congress proposes
try the President at ones-for what kind {
ofIense compared with that Of Mr.. DAv
the country and Senate may perhaps justl
decide.
A Washington special says the bill ~
hitting Alabama will not pass the Senat
ill after the impeachment trial. II is col
tended that il il not able 70 protect 10y,
people il the military support DO take
away, unless there is change in the L,
I. ecutivs. Arkansas IL looked on as ga
= state to try the experiment. and the Of
7 portunity for so doing will bc offered re,
week.
ALBANY, March l1-An ARRAY occurre
here tonight between Charles Brunda.
and his mistress, Mary Harris, durir
which he stabbed her in several places. Ii.
recovery is doubtful. Brundags 10 undo
arrest.
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WASHINGTON.

WAspIssrox, March 10.-Ths Committee
on Reconstruction, to whom was referred
the application Of Alabama, asking admis-
sion into the Union - . sovereign State.
was reported this morning. Their report
concludes a. follows
Before the Alabama election the Convsn-
ton saw the injustice Of the law and re-
qussted Congress 10 restore the majority
principle in the vote upon the adoption Of
the constitution; the Heues did not hest
tate to perceive its justice, and passsd the
act and sent 10 to the Senate. The Senate,
by some unaccountable delay from motives
which it 10 hard to fathom, suffered the act
10 sleep upon their dies for I've months,
ill after the fate Of the Alabama election
was announced. They then took it up and
passed it and il has now passed both houses
Of Congress. The principle, therefore, that
! ajority Of votes cast should govern, ~
been restored, and your Oemmitese en- sse
no reason why il should not govern in the
present case. The circumstance Of - a.
most unhsard Of storm on the day Of the
election, tho violence Of human passion bu,
little less malignant and raging, and thu
Wild frenzy Of former masters ct the polls
together with tho evident injustice Of til,
principle in question, upon which no en-
had yet sctsd, seems to your Comntttee 4
demand that Alabama should b sdmittes
into the Union - one Of the States thereof
But while this free people are rebuilding
mighty nation in which there must b n,
faint Of dsspotism or injustice. they hAs
examined carefully oil the provisions Of u
; Constitution, and - precedent which the,
hope will never Do departed from, but whiel
, becomes necessary by The injustice Of tn
sister States, they have stsrmined that n
State shall ever be admitted into the Unip
whore The right 10 universal suGfags shal
not be made permanent and impossible (
. violation. Fearing also that csnnin
schemes might b devised BY which pesnag
such a. is already established In some .
the South American States might be crel
ted, we recommend the passage Of the ae
for admission Of Alabama as State 10 III
Union.
The Congressional Committee on II
trenchment inquired this morning int To
alleged destruction Of bonds ct the print
ing bureau. Several witnesses wero q
: amined, including General Spinner. 1t va
! discovered that the destroyed sheets wer
blsnk paper which had been laid out 70
printing as bonds, but not printed on %
count OF instructions given some time az
by the Committee to suspend certain opers
lions. including printing these bonds. d.
} ring the investigation the President, to-day
sent to the Senate the treaty lately cor
cludcd with the North German Confeders
/. tion, stipulatiDg that naturalization chang
es nationality, and that emigration shall
free. Referred 10 the Committee on Fol
cign Rotations.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CoScoRD, March ll.-Rc,urns from one
hundred and seventy five towns give liar-
rian. Republican, 33.7g2 Sinclair, Demo
crat, So,907; Republican majority, 1855.
Fifty EIGHT places remain to be heard from.
which are about equally Republican aud
Democratic. IL is probable hat Hartman
majority will be about 5000. The whole
vote will probably exceed 7s 900. the larges,
vote ever pollsd in tho State. The lsgisla-
ture will be largely Republican.
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News
Er. TEZEGR.sPH.
wn rEzE DAILY DEss eCE.ar'.
SPECIAL FROM DIES MONIES.

fSnccial 70 ire llsxoexAT. ]

Especial to,the nsxoczAT.
DRs MofSEs, oas, March IL, 1853.
The House passed the bill abolishing the
distinctions against aliens as to holding
and disposing Of property.
A resolution to present each honorably
discharged soldier with . testimonial was
passed.,
The Senate did nothing neither.
The Houas he's . session this afternoon.
In order that the committee may sork on
Rshlrs bill, abolishing 81, distinctions be.
tween foreigners and citizens, which passed
the House to. day.
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ILLINOIS.

LINCOLN, March ll.-At tho city election
to-day Hon. S,las Beason (Democfat) was
elected Mayor BY 100 majority.
BLoonINoroN, March 1.-THE count y
commissioners voted An appropriation Of
$3.50, 900 for . new court house and $780,
900 for the soldiers monument.
A tirst-class Democratic daily journal to
be stafisd by Daniel Parker, . leading and
wealthy citizen. will appear aoous the frs.
of April
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In the Dis,rie. Court of the United States Tor
the District 81 Iews.
In the matter of 4. o. Butler. Bankrupt.
To the Creditors Of said s. o. Batter and all oth-
or persons interested.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT fErl-
ton has heen fled In said Court by ;. y.
Butler. OF the City OF Muscah e, In saia District,
daily declared Bankrupt under the Act OF Congrses,
OF March I'd. 1861. Tor discharge, and ccrtihcstc
thereof from all his debts. and ether claims pt.te
bio under said Act, and that the isth cay o.
April. A. D. 1888. at the hour O. ten clock a ": OF
said day for the hearing ofthe before
the said Court, IT Chambers. st Ottnmwa. iowAwhen
and who're you may attend and show cause. y
MOI s. gsanted You are hereby fart er notiaed tAss
3 thkd meeting Of the cseaieDes Of the 80
&. o. Butler, fer The purposes. provided In
ssstisa 80 q u. - Act q Cossrsss g
Apsil, A. d. lSes. st The hoss q ten ocleek
A. n. fsaid day, bsscss tle Hon. H T. Prize,
Raeisser in Danhfupesy, q his once, No, Weee
Seeos1 esssse. n the City Of pevsnp0s Scott
Counsy, 0tste a lows, when oo0 Wnese You CO
BE- present II ron desire to be.
March lotA, 1865.
nehi0d3w thur. Attorney Tor said Bankrupt.
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NEW YORK.

Nav Yonk. March 1O.-At the instance
of. Samuel Hill, Judge Tappan, Of the Su-
preme Court, has issusd an injunction
against the Merchants' Uoion Express Com.
pany, prohibiting the arrangements entered
into with the old Express Companies, aud
has also granted an order on officers to show
cause why they shall not BE- removed and .
receiver appointed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
vITRERBY, RUeG { RICHARDSON
TO WO0LLEN NxNUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CaIDvEl.AND - DAOO0TT,

JUNCTION SHOP, WORCESTER. AAss..
1anumetufs WOODEN uaehinery Of Superior QuelisYs
esmna.in. ~ The veisabls iuprovsSes'ss. = ~
coSsiy. ana many non Europe. en9 syS NJ
S noe sgspassed ~ eny. We ccse!eos q ~ ~.
s1soPla.ng Sacks: Yain 40ltass ~ - 49,
~ g on1les dssirsd. ~ oiaGle g Douo.s VI
saaeses mo@ entirely new ID nuee n9kovse pes-
l Soo 1Dgolers - DU1selne 9Ay.
~ 100 g Cloth rl1iehiag naeAioesys lnc y.
ssssnss eee9s - paneW @es, dgaese snG FL y
9e, WasA Ains, PsienS 'Clotk Dryers. 9ydrce'9nc
sns screw RSecsss New msehissry Scs vs,sss ~
scssena3 end Whitasy Anish, Cl0en Wlnqlnz -
11s,n,eufin9 Machines, etc. Wool Pichere, Dosso:
,wuIowere, Patent Hydro Xxtrsctorss o! new 80
mpreved plan; Wool DrYers. Hand Aacai.esp nor
Heaters, etc. Aloo Nsct1noiy C&tings. MIL scar
inG. aaneers. Puileys and 6hafsing. etc.
s maness wnen preferred, but vocd henes VII =
.urmenso 8 low price wh0 called iofs mo ~
msds d II y ~ : 49, r. syvsspsss > my
In sdslsoe = ne eksyspnsd n,ehlnss o. .o oTs
G G nAss - farnisn , Gf R;np n,
aennee - - 49, Ord Clothing, an1 s,s;es
uactafers nndnp e0911e smakers lIwes. v ~
NE Ssn nrnish our eastud5srs with maenlnsS :.
~o0lcn niile complete, ~ pfomptnssss -
SOuDie prices - any o0nQR 6ufldefe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

Tor NON RETENTION TOR INCONTI
NEyCE OF Urine, irritation. Inflammation
o. liberation Of the bladder OF kidneys, discs
ses Of the PROSTATE glands, stone in the bladder
caicalus, gravel or brick duet deposlts. and all
diseases OF the bladder. Kidneys and dropsical
surll,ngs. USE HELABOLD'S FLUID *
TRACT RCCHC.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
CONNECTICUT.

NoRwicH, March 1.-THE news from
New Hampshire caused great excitement in
tho city. At mid night, in spite Of the rain,
a salute was firci in honor Of the success
OF the Republicans.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

rr,vaoLp's EXTRACT BuCHu GIVES
ns.,,h and vigor TO the frame, end bloom
- u. p.i,d cheek. Debility !: accompanied by
-, Earning synptems. and no treatment
a. omitted 10. conssnptien. inssnity or cps
isp.e its .nsses
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

TAKE NO MORR UNPLEASANT AND UN.
j safe Remedies for unpleasant and danger
ems diseases. Cse HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
bCCHU AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
IOWA

DuBrouE. March 1.-THE ice took its
departure to-day without doing any damage.
l he Terry boat is now running.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH
i Therefore the nervous and de bilitated
should ,mmediatsly Vse HELMBOLD's Ex.
TRACT BUCHU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

ENPgEBLRD AND DRLiOArR C0NsTIrU-
Ia tious. Of both sexes. uss H9LADOkO'b
EXTRACT BUCHU. II will give brisk and 80
srgssis fesliugs. and enable you 70 slssP veil. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
HELNBOLD's FLUID Elk,
TRACT BUCHU.

lsa certain cure for diseases n ~
BLADDER. kiDxkYS GRAVEL ORrpa
OkGANtC WEAKNESS. TENlIe
COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
DkbiLlrY,
end Ill diseasea OF the
URINARY ORGANS.
whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE, N
from wheaever cause orr natins snd NO u.st,., .
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs require the nae Of
diuretic.
II no treatment is submitted to Cons~.,cs;o,
er insanity may ensue. Our hesh and blond -.
s"PPo"e. from these sources. and the
HEALTH AND Happiness
80 'a'' o. rosssrisy depsnds apoa prompt uss
ur,~. o. reliable remedy.
=. - 4 neLEs0Lb, Dsusss1sJ
. = - Az south Tenth d.. PAilsaslpAia, ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

Nancy Enund.
In Rankruptcy.

POCKET BOOK CONTAINING MONEY,
II picked up by an honest lad this day. In.
ou;re al This 0fsce. mchil-dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

DANl1sl nOUn,D.
WH0L10AL8 AID RETAIL DRALRl n
Furniture, Carpe1a. ON (1eeAs.
aeA9l-AN East Seecnl eoeeeA -. ps,,v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
BATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
- BY uELMBOLD'S RxrRACr DUUHU.

HkLnnOLD'S IExrRACr BUCnU AND
IA IMPROVED ROSk WASH cures secret
and delicate disorders in I'll their ssaEss Il liz
us eaPssss. little % No .changs 10 disa. no in.
convenience and no exposure. Il 10 ploasant in
sssss and odor. tnnedisss u IL sction. and free
from al injurious properties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

,,,n,s FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
TyELNs1.,n,, !, taste and odor, fres from oil
IL = p'-,,,sr,es. 40 immediate in 10 action
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

- - -
New York stock Market.
BY Telegraph Narch !,
Stocks-Heavy.
Bcnds-Coupons, Of 'e2, foey Of %. fc7x: ors6s.
los 1-e '-'V =
Western Unisn -ssx
y Y. Certra -1.2Td
Eric-6f.
Illinois Ccn'ral-1.NSL
Rock fsland-cG.
Northwestern-t6 preferred tex.
Money! per cent.
Sterling .09 f-2.
Gold 50 l-2
New York Market.
By Telegraph March IL
cottoa--shsde Hrrner: IS i.e for middlins uplsnds
Flour-Dul; ic.iosie 50 extra State 10. COG a. 90
r. no.
Wheat Qniet.
Corn-Dlil: 1ssei.t2 for new mixed western
anoat, la for old In store.
0ate-pull; e5Des i-s tor western u STORE
Posk-D1ll. drocpioR. 2l.lS0aA.s2 for rev ness
q. <36D13 60 Tor old do. - :
Lard-Siesdys An: llNGis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

Dy Telegraph March IL
xlcur---Low erades scarce. ed helS hisher.
Whsat-Dull and unehanr cd.
COrn-very Urn, ~ e7@Sec.
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COM n7E aClAL.



OsrIcg OF rue DAvxxroas DsnocaAr,
March IL. 1865.
riFLoua--Choics family. wholesale, 1000; re-
tail, ell.oo.
wrsAr-No. /. sl.soGtiss; No. 9. si7o0
LIS.
BAn.rr-si7sGsaN ace.
OArs-52 cents.
RrE-4lo5.
Coax ShelIed. 6se.
PorAroEs-l.25cGcl.S 50.
BuSvnR-3ec. per b.
Eoas-25c
HAr-Good Timothy &c. oe. ts sls.oo; Prai.
RE Is. 90 TO $1,000,
CoAL-Soft, delivered, 20 cents per bushsl.-
Anthracite. delivered. tls per toa.
weoD-ts per Cord.
Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph Msvoh II.
Flour Dull. unchanged: winter extras II 90
Ga % spring extras. s.oo@lo.7o; spring SUI
perfine 6.00@s.00.
wheat-Dull, closing sctivs at LES for No. Q
Corn Unsettled and lower, at sic for No. l !:
sold at p0@sic. sellers first half Of Nay.
Oass-Dull and lower, E61<615e%c.
Rye-Quiet and firm, at ! .65@l.t7.
Barley--lnactive and nominal, 1t 2l4dl2.l5
Provisions-Dull.
Pork--lnactive. nominal, ct 49, So
L.ard--Lower. dull. at 15c
bu,E heats---Held firm. shoulders ss{1ioc;
rough sides ll1012hc; short rib 1ahc; cissr
sides leo.
Chicago Live ssock Market.
By Telegraph March II.
Hsss--Received I. 900 head firm and better,
a. 5oE7Q7K
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

MANHOOD AuD YOUTHFUL viaOR ARE
NJ rssainsd by nKLABOLD's EXTRACT
oeSno- ~.
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Toledo Market.

BY Telegraph March II.
Wheat Dull amber h cid 2.e5: ssles Ne. 4
spring at 2.0s.
Corn Dull and lower sales soc.
Oats- Unchanged sales At 66ck.
Rye--- Nominal.
Seeds- -Unchanged.
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MIscELLANEo ..

- = BRADY ex1R1R. Brt0W ep0
end teeps eoasta6aly = Nd - aakoo
- efass. 4Fa I-s
0o11o', 0oyB' anA CAnnrsn,p
QL01nu0 eflhs bsst ne1as,al aali n : -
~ sonsss ~ - ai1g an11olAs1isa, Tii2eeI
poerooA1o eoopoooo10y oooiooood fDraa M
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Letter. from Washing on. Election OF
Gen. Beatty from OHIO. The first gun at
the White House. Hopeful adviceS from
the South. New Hampshire aud Con-
nectlcut Elections. Supreme Court on Re
construction. The President and his Cab
net after Gen. Grant. Speaker Colfax's
receptions, etc. By our Washington cor
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THE LOST IMAGE. Chapter TX of an
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Clergyman expressly for The l1depen-
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70 religious newspaper.
boston CHIT-CHAT. Boston never
says die. Religious Prosperity. Art.
Crown OF New England. Gould's An
drew Law and Disorder. A Trick on
Messrs. Harrison, Gray, Otis, etc. By
our Boston correspondent, Habite, one
OF the ablest and most spicy writers in
the country.
Henry Ward Beeeher and oliver Wendell
Holmes. Tie Guardian Angel and Nor
wood. BY susan Posey.
December Woods An Original Poem. BY
Joel Benton, AmenIa, New York.
A Companion for the Winter. Maple
" God Fire. Endorsed by Blessed old
black Woman"
A STORY without a Moral. For Children
By Abby Sage, Charlestown, Mass.
Editorials as follows: The Tongue OF Fire,
Extern pOTaneOlLS BfeaclluSs queen
NlctOrta's Experiences.
Two Ways OF Loving. Loving the Good
and Loving the Wicked.
The Methodist Bishops Thompson, Nor
ris, James, Scott, simpson, Baker, Amess
Clark, DR. Kinsley, Edward. Thomson
as able men as any Christian Denomi-
nation can boast"
An old Newspaper-Tht. Federal Spy and
Daily Advertiser, Of Dec. 2, 1874.
international Copyright.
Shall we lose the Excise Law.
Week Of Prayer.
Editorial Notes.
Personal News.
New York and Vicinity.
Religious Intelligence.
Revival Record.
General News.
Book Table.
Ministerial Register.
Sabbath Schools.
Foreign News.
Pebbles
Selections.
Commercial and Financial Department,
as follows: Commerce and Finance
Talk. News, and Gossip in Wall Street
Important News for Capitalists, Bank
ers, and Business Men-MOney Market
Central Pacific Railroad.
Dry Goods Report--Dry Goods Quotations
Produce Market Responsiveness Cur
rent-NeW York Cattle Market - FAR
mers' Column. The whole comprising
Attractions never Equaled In any
other Religious Newspaper.