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New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
SroukIru &raI Gstats for $aI,.

On the rrenses Van Bureuss between Cson and FrSsve
sno block from Greer ave line ol
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
SEAT for SALE,

A, Newton Ess.ez Co.. J., age ard commools HorSE -
rooms good cellar bara aHd eas hon good arge 9s9 ~
well selected ss1or.eut fruits % Oi ni Shp 20
minute, ak railroad depot; 81 and and Sas.e n r.
Col FROM " e0aselieu: bathroom he 81 To-
good repsir The b. of heatD al
datons frr schools churches &C. that co b aea; sOev oei
opportunity seldom O1erel q
CIV az tho price wachG $20N Po.sssson immediately For lf
WIZ 'A' ~ ' N JOHN O. TRUsDRLL.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14

4 I TARKI IIUW Nh ApdCIUUS NToI-UI.'HS
IN HOUSE ~ and cold water, furnace &e piazza
ar Of the river and moutans good variety
Of fruit es and pendd garden; arge
heuerr &c about two acres Of land very desirable
residence aud viii he price that will be bargain.
MALLORY. BLACKWELL & Co., No. IS Iherty-st
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14

y
n grounds laid out in the best by Of ou
leading landscape gardeners planted with great vare, OF onamen
and shrubs fe garden good assortment Of fnt large lake ~
neverng brooks and springs mansion trstcas 4SI5'; 2
VILE all srold double Coae Home II good
ouihuligS Fer sale by MALLORY, BLACKWELL Co. No q
fherfr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
ILLINOIS,.

spRiNeFiKLD, Jan. 1S.-The boot and
shoe firm Of Il. Frank Il Brother, OF this
city. have failed. Their liabilities are said
to be about Gao, 900, and their assets scarcely
suf]ciep. to pay costs Of bankruptcy pro
ceediups. e Frank, Of the arm, . lew
months ago VISITED the East and bought .
large stock. mosily on time. The go.,ds
were received here at the express office, inc
marks chan ged without letters. and reship.
ped 10 ST. Louis Emil Frank has decamped
for parts unknown, and his brother Henry
pe,itiors for discharge in bankruptcy. Got
ton was arrested yesterday and required 10
give bail In $4,000 for his appearance be-
fore the Register.
GAIENA, LII Jan. lS.A large Grant club
was organizek in this city last night. Henry
Corwi,h, a prominent banker. was elected
president; Il A Mcclellan. president Of
the National Bank, vice president, and J b.
Brown. editor OF the Galena Gazette, secie.
tary An able address was delivered by A.
d. Richardson, of the New York Tribune.
who is here to collect material for book
on the Personal history OF Gen Grant.
PEcAToNICA. ILL Jan. lS--The dwelling
OF Mrs Graves was consumed by fire this
morning Most the furniture was saved.
A sleeping child came near being burned.
| The property was Insured in the Rock River
company.
CnIcaGo. Jan IS John Anderson, Dep
u,y sheriff of Kendall county, M, to-day
arrested ia this city, on a State warrant,
one John Smith, charged with stealing q
| horse from gcntlt man yesterday at Aurora
| The prisoner was taken tn Aurora this
| afternoon.
| MoahIs. I'LL, Jan. Is. The tobacco
store of q. dump was broken into last
night, and robbed of over 5000 choice
ciea,s aud other articles.
The distillery at this place has been
seized by the United States officers
CHICAGO, Jan. 9--Col Woods Museum
has been engaged by the managers Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, fol
Sunday evening meetings, which are very
large Az the meeting held there tough
more were present than coull be accomo-
dated with seats. The meeting was ad-
dressed by ID l.. Moody, President Of thu
Association, and others.
Elizabeth Stoug, German girl abont II
years Of age, was arrested yesterday. on I
charge of attempting TO poison her entire
family, consisting of father. mother, brothc
and two sisters, by putting strychnine il
their coffee. All the members OF the family
will fully recover from the effects Of tn
poison. The girl denies the charge. Sh,
saws her motaer gave her money to bu,
s,rychnine for rats; that she bought III,
poison and lett it in q cup on the table. Sh,
believes her mother put il in the coffee. Tn
girl claims to have always been abused an.
over worked by her parents, who are wealth.
but penuIiuus and hard working people
The mother says that Elizabeth wns Away
bad girl, and that one OF her sisters san
her put a whitish powder into the coffe
under the prctense OF se'tlingit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

DEs NoisKs, Jan. 1s.-The election in
the Legislature of State printer and binder
and warden Of State Ptnitentiary. resulted
- follows State printer, r. N Mills. Of
STATE Register, 108 votes; w I, SsAub, Dcs
Moines Statesman, 81 bintlet.'j s. Carter.
OF Des Moinee, no; William Lee. Of John
son county. 90; warden, Martin H,isey, Of
Lee county, ~.
Petitions were received in tho House.
asking that the argument term Of the Su
preme Court A. Davenport be abolished !:
{. o. en- appropriation be made for The Hol,i,
cultural society; for the passage Of an
insurance law and for the establishment
OF n reform school.
| Bills were introduced for establishing
| . County hoard OF Commissioners for Gre.
s,ing the Office Of County Auditor; for es-
Publishing registry Law, and bill provid-
ine. for 5000 copies Of the Adjusans Gen.
erals ssp0tt
eins.f bans asd psaitless have bssa pss-
| esaoea - ~ 0ooaAo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

BosroH, Jan ls.-John g. Whittier, The
poet, has been dangerously i'll for several
weeks at his residence in Amesbury but 10
now improving
At q meeting OF the manufacturers Oi
iron last night delegates were appointed to
the Manufacturers Convention at WOrces
ter, and resolution adopted expressing
the opinion that the action Of the cOnven
ton should be confined strictly 10 the en-.
dorsement OF the doincs Of the National
Convention at Cleveland.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

Sr. LOUIS, jan IS Miss Louise Foley
who has been giving skating exhibitions at
81. Louis the past week, Was presented to.
night with beautiful gold medal. valued
at 800, by the officers of the Rink Associs
ticn and few OF her personal friends, as .
token of their appreciation Of her skill and
grace as skater.
The dry goods store Of Messrs. Hurd.
Hillman and VOORHEES, caught fire in the
fourth story las; night. and fifteen thousand
dollars worth o. damage WAS done to the
immense stock. Seventeen thousand poor
persons have been afforded relief by the
Mayor since the LIST ct November. Many
are in starving condition His Office is
thronged daily.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

70 she HNeae, Ngs TSU6oBelg. ~ UWGuy~i
presented petition signed BY $4,000 citi-
z-ps asking Cor the enactment OF more
stringent probibitory liquos law. The fight
for State Printer being over, there hiss been
general scatteYation to-day Of members Of
u e third h use.
Attbe Franklin fsstivsl held In tbie city
last hight. . cnllection Was INSIDE MT !. NJ.
Dixnp, blind editor. amounting 90 oi10,
*fCO Of which were given by Frank NJ.
Mills. Fred. hector, newly elected member
OF tho Hou.c from Fremont county, arrived
to-'ay and took his seat.
G. uscsL BLuFrs. Iowa, Jan Is "A
memorial to Congrtss relative 10 the re-
movsl OF he National CAPITAL and its loca-
ton al Council Bluff. is being extensively
circulated ard numerously scred.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

MONTREAL, Jan 1S-Great distress 10
reported among the working classes at
Quebec. The Montreal Board Of Trade met
70 day 10 devise means Of relief.
The developments in regard to Henry. the
liquor dealer. who absconded 10 the States.
shows q loss to tho customs through his
operations amounting to e120.0O A por.
ton of his cellar VAS Get apart - bonded
warehouse, and it 10 supposed he drew
liquor b. means oil suction pump, dis
pnsine of it 70 customers on the ground
foor, subsequently, substituting water Tor
the liquor. There are nearly two hundred
similar bonded warehouses IN this city. and
some reform in the system II loudly called
for
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
Notice VI incorporation

Notice Of incorporation
sborted Articles of incorporation, aud do pub.
lish - required by law, as follows. .o-wit:
The name of the corr ottion is The Daven-
port Cit Railway Company, and the principal
place for the transaction Of its business will be
in the City Of Davenport, Iowa.
g. The gen raj nature Of the business to be
transacted is tba, of building railways in and
upon the streets Of the City Of Davenport, aud
srcn roads outside Of said city connecting there
with.
J. The amount Of capital stock is 800 600
with the right to increase the same to 81 900.
000-l0 per cent. Of which is to be paid at the
time Of subscribing. and the balance may be
called for by the Board OF Directors.
4. The corporation commences on the LIST dav
Of May, A. ID. 1867, and shall continue for 81
years. with the privilege Of renewal for like
period.
The business Of this corporation will be
managed b, . Board of nine Directors. who
shall DO elected on the first Monday in May oil
each year.
q. The highest amount Of indebtedness fos
which this corporation may ut any time be lie
BILE shall not exceed sixty SIX thousand d0liars
The private property Of the stoctholderi
Of this corporation will pot be liable for cor
porate debts except 10 the extent of unpaid in
stallmcnts upon subscriptions TO capital stock
A. U. FULfOK.
JoHN l.. Swrls,
JaA N. 0iEFolD,
THouAs ScoTr,
CnAs 4. PurxAM,
Josxrn SHIsLps,
b. b. WOODWARD,
II. Il. CLAussRS,
JAxns ARMSTRONG.
Dated the goth day Of January, ls6s.
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LATEST NEWS
mr. TELEGRAPH.
To THE Daily DEMOCRAT.


fepee;ei 20 the Desoc H.,
The Standing Comntt,.e' q IT, '1y
'' 1sr ~ i. .s.,p,r.~Da q h'''mr'.'"f'-
10' ",e , .ax1 s,ppey. Brown. Of F-ye.'e
, 49,. psnif-. Trusdeli aud Eatbi".
n's..ary- Messrs. Cotton. Wilson Of
c,ououe, Mexican. Stone. McCown. Brown
Of Ire, Saith, of Harrison. Powell, John
son, Of Cherokee
Federal Relations -kasson. Irish. NC
INIT, Hart, Ballinger Chase. Iluo'er. Ham
il,on, Crumsr and Criss
Wave and Nsans-wiison. McNutt, Hes
son :GreenthAn, Williams, Bauder. Brown
Trusdei, Peck and Ncwbein.
.Sckools--Parkcr, Irish, Trnsde3, Gas
gov, and Greenthsm.
STATE Uairsrsity - Trusdeii. Bnrnest,
Irish, Fulton. McKesn. and Knapp.
The Senate and balance Of the House
come by to-nishrs mail.
The House passed a resolution to en-
courage grape growing
The Senate Committee on the Cole frauds
is Lsrrabes and Richards. The House
Committee 10 not appointed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

sr PAU. Jan. ls-rhc stock Of sonds
of Nevmsn Wejde. Wholesale clothing
merchants. was attached. . few days sssce.
unasr The bsrtiupt act The incoming
Iuisa nelson flied decision denying the
motion to vaca,c the attachment. Motion
was made hy brother sud father as 81
tho Urn, they having purchased the stock
on time for $4,000. the same being valued
q. $1,000.
minneapolis papers call for assistance for
The rcor NJ that CITY, saying there arc .
nn,rher If men women and children actu.
slly in danger Of Starving and freezing e
death. The weather has moderated 81 last.
after the Longest and coolest time known
for yeare.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

iyE SzsS(snrs ~ ~ poiiOs WaN nave ="
clue 70 he perpetrsscss Of shis daring act.
CorsNuAoEN. Jan. - The government
~ e.csiv,d FINN the auth Mites Of -.
Thomas ard 81. Johns On omclal repsss
of liz vose taken On che question Of the
ssansf.r TO the United esases II 70 t,sl4
for, 20 nesiuet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
GEORGIA

AUeusrA. Jan. 1S-Advices from Mill
edgeville state that Gov. Jenkius. being
called ON TO day BY citizens at the Executive
mansion, made speech In which be said
that the funds Of the State had been re
moved to New York, and that he should
nehs Tor them before the Supreme Court
The hooks ri the State Treasurer csnnot
% iound. Tho Postmaster cod express
agent have se6osed 70 deliver cves 70 Capt
Mock veil. 60 Moods,e eppolnsee. The lee
80 - poA4UD eodsusGd = Joha jonee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

SrRISortrLp, Jan. l9-It seems probable
that tho contract for dimension stone for
the new State House, awarded to Mes,rs.
Fonda 4 McLauebey, Of Sobrs, Hanoocl
county. will have to be re-lst BY the Com
missioners Mr.. Fonda is Representative
in the Legislature from that county. Ths
seventh section Of article three Of the con
stitution prohibits any member Of the Leg.
islature being interested in any contract
With the State or county thereof, directly o.
indirectly.
man named Turner, from Keckuk
Iowa. was to-day arrested, charged will
horse stealing in Quincy some time ago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

MADISON, Jan. 20.-A Grant Club Of
nearly two hundred members was organized
on Saturday evening. Horace Rubelle. Of
the State Journal. vas chosen President.
JAxssviLLs. Jan. 90. The American
House, on the corner Of Main and Court
streets, WAS burned At IN early hour this
morning. The building wss ovasd BY DR..
Mitchell, asd occupied By Ed~ard HILL
Lose on building and furniture. $l5. 900 ;
| insurance. g 600
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable,

| LONDON, Jan. 1S-When the Cunard
steamship Scotia entered Queenstown last
| evening, a strong police force quietly went
aboard and arrested George Francis Train,
Grnnell and Gee. three Of the passengers
from New York. 1t is understood these
gentlemen were taken into custody on the
charge Of icing active members Of the
American wing of the Fenian organization.
| The proceedings caused considerable excite
ment, both here and elsewhere throughout
the kingdom, especially among the Ameri.
can residents.
| Cork. Jan. IA s,rict search Of tho per-
son and baggage Of George Francis Train
disclosed no proofs OF his completely with
the Fenian movements or justifying bic
arrest by the British police on suspicion Of
being concerned In the Fcnisn plottings
Train asserts that he came over TO Europe
| IS the special correspondent in Ireland Tor
the New York World He has formally
protested Through the United States C0ntul
against his detention. and declares he was
arrested upon no other grounds Of suspicion
than the finding If an Irish paper in his
trunk.
DUBLIN, Jan. l9.-The police Of Limerick
| have made seizure Of guns and ammuui-
ton found in the shops Of that city, IN
order 10 put them out Of reach Of the Fe-
mans.
DuBLln, Evening DIR. Waters, another
editor cf the Dublin Iriehman. has been
arrested. bu, the particular charge 10 not
stated Il is believed, however. TO be com
pl,city in Fenisn movements.
vIsNxA. kvering = The ot,sequies Of
Macmillan were celebrated this evening
| with great pomp, and the hOnored RENAME
consigned 10 their las. resting place. The
| fs,peP.l etnu u a. fnr 1ap1 the fx1is
low ing order
The head Of the line was occupied by
societies OF orphans carrying appropriate
symbols of national grief. Following Nere
the clergy in q body. the municipal author
lilies, the mayor cf the city, . corps Of
marines actf6g As guard Of honor. the tata-
falque bearing The casket containing the
remains. the whole profuecly decorated
with immortelles; Admiral Teghethoff,
officers OF the navy and army in uniform
with the usual badges OF mourning In
the great Church Of the 'Capuchins were
assembled, with the Emperor Of
net, Generals Of the army, the Diplomatic
Corps and special envoye OF Foreign pow
era. After the requiem aud mass bad been
celebrated, The boJy wss placed In the vault
prepared foyJis reception Vast crowds
visited th. rtSuains during the day while
lying ia state
The Emperor Frspris jos pi has ritten
an autcgr ph letter 10 Admiral Tegethotf,
thank ny him in the name Of the Imperial
family for Is services in recovering the re
mains of the late Emperor ot Mexico and
bringing them home for burial among HE
kindred.
LONDON, Jan. 10 Nike Murrast Who II
10 now claimed positively known to be the
party who fred the fuse st the Ciess'nweii
explosion. has been arsestedst 0'asg0w and
brought ~ London in iroDs.
mau named Glance hes been Arrested
!. In This city charged with firing upon the
police.
a Fenian 0ao1chGoo Voo 1puoo thio
0oeniag poG1oa - ~ vo1h q ~ -.
Jsasa 49, Uese Nh - a01e4 6oyloo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
MISSOURI.

ST LOUIS. Jan. 20.-A prize eight on
Bloody Island, opposite this city yesterday.
between Dennis Reardon. Is years old, and
Thomas Mccain, II years old, resulted in
the death Of the latter. The affair YES con-
Quoted very quietly, and no particulars are
yet known Il is expected IN inquest on
the body Of Mccain today will throw
light on tie matter. Reardon and six 9TH
er pers, NJ have been arrested.
A fire In Atchison yesterday destroyed
the dry goods stores Of Howard 4 Co. and
0reenbaum Co. L,ss aoous ga, 900 /;
insured.
A driving SNOW st, has occurred here
the PAST two hours.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
ONO.

CoLuurrs. Jan. 20.-Ysstssday afternoon
the Univerraiiss Church took nre during
SUNDAY School Tho roof and wood "of1
we're entirely consumed. The waas ..o
un;niured. The children ali escaped WIN
on, Jury. Loss $4,000; insured Tor 3d.
nnn E,re nricinatc.i & o q deIecllve VIC.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
VERMONT.

BuaLINsros. Jan. 10 "A destructive Are
occurred in Rutland this morning, which
totally destroyed Crampton's Block. Mer.
chants Row. and the adjacent buildings.-
The fre Originated In Cramptnh's building
Loas on the buildings, so 900; insured for
$4,000. The loss on goods 10 heavy. They
are insured for $4,000, which vill probs.
blv covas the loss
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CNlcAQn.

.a'sAao. Jan. 2o.-A young Germsn
girl 10 years old, named ri;,ahsih Stanv.
was arrested Saturday chareed nth nut
ting strychnine in coffee, end sh,,s rnns.
ing the murder Of her father. mo.hs,
brother and two sisters. The tamii1 49,
recovered from the effects Of the poison !"
The girl denies the charge,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
NEW YORK.

New York, Jan. l5-The defendants in
the suit of Fisk Il Belden against the Di
rectots Of the Chicago s Rock leland Com
pany appeared before Judge Cardozs this
morning, according TO The order ot the
Court, after which Messrs Tracy s Dawes
were directed to srpear before the referee
appointed, on Wednesday next, and under
go examination as TO the disposition they
made Of the proceeds Of the ago, 600 shares
of new stock.
At an adjourned meeting ofthe merchants
at Produce Exchange To cay, resolutions
were adopted stating that the whisky frauds
are working great injury no. only to the
legitimate dealers bat to tax rsyers, and
approving the report Of Commissi oner
| Wells in favor Of reducing the tax The
resolutions also ask for the collection of the
| tax at the disii.lerics, or that alter the
| whisky has left The place of manufacture it
shall be free from seizure
| An amendment was offered that the tax
| be collected at the warehouse, which was
| vote down; as was also an amendment
| that The liquor should be liable to seizure
uni as the owner could prove that the tax
| he'd been paid.
| \ letter from Havana 2 YES fearful
acc,un' oi the ravlges of the cholera
| There had been as many as three hundred
fists Nuy, ucai ~ nail vi W nl'0 pTOvcU
fatal. On the 10Th instant there were SO
case and Il deaths.
| NEW YoHK, Jan. 18th "A Washington
| SPECIAL says the defeat oi the Supreme Court
| BIZ! IL the Senate, apneais to be a ioregonc
conclusion. The Reconstruction hill seems
mote likely TO rass.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
| will report, about Thursday. such a bill
concerning the rights If nsturalixed citizens
abroad a. will give entire satisfaction to the
naiuralized citizens of the United States
McGroarty. the defeated Gentle ccndi
date for Congress in Utah. has arrived to
submit evidence 10 the Committee on Elec-
tions toward contes.ing the seat of Hooper,
the delegate from that territory McGroarty
CLAIMS that the election asconducted by the
bishops OF the Mormon church, who &C, Ms
Judges 2, the pole, are not only Unfair but
wholly n, variance with the modes pre-.
scribed by The United States.
British war steamer Jason arrived from
Vera Cruz via Havana, with the British
Minister 10 Mexico and suite, as passengers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

srn.ss,,rnp, Jan. 2o-os"' ~ 1o p,!.ass:,s
the famous confidence .n, ~, ,..e snmmsr
Who .ord 'ss . s.n sentence. sss to
10 C,nclnn :s.o:ment. lie pleaded guilty 70
r. ;.d;ssnsns for Obtaining money on is'ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

DnvenpOre Market Report.
OspsCs OF rns DAvsNPolR DRN0csAr,
January go. 1857.
EiouR-Cho,ce family, wholesale, .tl0.l0; re-
tail, ell.oA.
waKAf-el.so9t1.f
DAALsu-&I .5041SlS 20.
Oars 500 81 cests.
RY8-&l05.
Ooan-New. 7oa.sc in the ear
PeFAYoss l0oG1.20
Busssa SOC. per h.
Esos-25c,
HAY-Good Timothy 5000 10 oiS.e0; Pal.
RE IS 60 TO 1000,
CoA.-Soft. delivered, - essts pr kushsl--
Anthracite. delivered. e2o per ton.
Woop-&t per Cord
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Cincinnasi Market

OshAVbmo0UH N8SGIEkGHs
By Telegraph. January 90.
Flour Dull and unchanged. Family ll.oe0
ll.ab.
Wheat--UNll, at 2.BS
Corn Firm, at sGc for ear. and s5c for shelled.
Osss--Dull 6tQ367c.
Rye---1.bO9l LIS.
tarlev---Firmer
Cotton Higher; middling at IL.
Hogs--Firm for live, O0@s 25k light TO
middiing. Z 6O17.76.
Provisions QUIT and unchapRed.