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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30
CHICAGO.

cnicAGo, Jinusry 80. Tho liabilities Of
Illinois insurance companies, outside Of
Chicagc, by the Lake street tire, are as fol.
lows: Aurora $4,000; Illinois Mutual
OF Alton, IS 900, Farmers & Mechanics OF
Quincy, II $50, Illinois Central of Paris
$1,000; Sangamo of Springfield, Is, 900
Peoria, 5000; Rock River Of Rockford. e..
800; Southwestern Of Cairo, 81, 500; Win.
neshcik Of Ffcepor,, So 900. The North
western OF DEBORAH, Iowa, suffers TO the
extent OF $4,000, and i, the only Iowa
company involved.
\ fire last night DESTROYED Nos. lsS and
100 Twentieth street aud s and 81 Archer
avenue. No. u WAS occupied As a drug
store, BY John ). Powell, whose stock was
valued at $4,000; small insurance. The
building was also occupied ~ residence
oy rhos Hobson, o S Fry, Fred. Bnlows
aud Christian Webbcr, whose loss amounts
TO about 81 500. No 81. was occupied by
Henry Stillwell as q grocery, mes, mark ct
and residence. His loss 10 estimated n,
about $4,000 partially insured. No. ISIS
Twentieth street, occupied as dry goods
store by Hardes 4 Schidge, whose stock is
worth about 81, 500, was partially destroy
ed and partially insured. No. 100 was
barber shop, owned by Peter Goldstein.-
His loss was about 5000. No insurance.
Total loss, including that on buildings.
$4,000, with insurance to the amount Of
about $1,000.
There Was also . fire on Wet Madison
street, destroying Nos. 2ll and 2l3. The
former vas occupied ~ meat market by
Peter jackson. and the latter by Martin
Stein as . hardware store. jackson loses
about 81 800, and Stein about g., 600. The
latter has IN insurance Of 81 900 in the Pc.
oria Company.
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REV YORK.

Nav YohK, January 30.-A Washington
special says: IL is reported, and pretty
generally believed, that the President Is
determined to veto the bill suspending the
further contraction of the currency, on the
ground that il 10 . wide departure from the
road 10 specie pay ment and a. he % al
payments, he cannot give his consent to it,
lie believes it would be highly injurious to
tho welfare Of the country At large for this
bill to become a law.
Judge Back returned TO this city and had
a consultation with Gov jenkins, Of Geor-
gia. The Judge is engaged in preparing q
legal paper to be presented TO the Supreme
Court, in few days, asking an injunction
upon Gen. Geo. Meade, to deter HIM from
illegally approp,iating funds and railroads
Of the State Of Georgia Meade, it IL ex-
pected, will defend his course upon tho
ground that the ac,s Of Congress authorized
him TO make such uses Of the State proper
" as he may SEQ fit. This will bring the
test OF the constitutionality Of the prosen,
Hysscm OF government il unreprcsented
States and viii determine many other simi-
af instances OF lrregulari' les incident to the
military administration OF the South.
A Washington special says: A new rad
lcal ticket has appeared, with John A. 10
gan for President.
y stong movement IS on foot to induce
Senator \ etes % resign on account Of in
temperance. Members aud citizens from
Illinois have taken part in it. aud il is be-
iieyed that it will be successful. The SEN
stor hss been in his seat very lille this ses
sion ilo il quite III at present.
lhe appropriation committee will bring
the appropriations within 500, 900, 900
Miaister Washburue 10 on his way home
from Paraguay.
The Senate Judiciary Committee will
not act on the Supreme Court bill for some
tine.
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IOWA..

Dss AoiSks, Jan. 0-SsnAra.-Amone
the bills introduced yesterday wsre-by M.
Hinly. to amend section e9S Of the revision
relative 10 road taxes; by Mr. Moore, Is.
'solishing courts Of quarter sessions an
act allowing counties Of 5000 inhabisants to
levy tax of mills per annum 70 nav in.
debtedness.
The Rock Island Railroad bill Wa made
the special order for to day.
The introduction Of . resolution bv Mr.
Cones, stating that one Of the meesen eers
was son Of Judge Wright and the other
son Of Senator Patterson, and removing
thcm to substitute sons Of soldiers, caused
quite commotion, and Was made the spec
la order for Saturday.
HousE.-Among the bills introduced yes
serday werc the following: By Mr. Kas-
eon, confirming the acts OF county clerks in
establishing roads By Mr.. Wheeler, re-
curing naturslizei citizens to show their
papers at e.sc ions; by Mr. Stone, Iegula-
ting insurance companies; BY Mr.. Haml
ton, ia amend the law relative to the dis
charge Of patients at hospitals.
inside resolutions were adopted instruct
ing sne judiciary Committee to enquire In
:: 70 sne Legality oftaxing capital employed
81. .,;sS Also IN regard to holding con-
s,.nn,;D conventions in 1870 also in
.s Tue COMMITTEES into the legality of
'ne ac.s IN reference to negro suffrage soa.
s''uuona' amendment, and asking the min.
ion Of the Attorney General Ths , up.a-
resolution provoAed much discussion.
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unusual and very fatal esto.srvSp ,ov,,,.i T..
,erdsy evening The side Of ~. +, Cs.,sllo on
leg right opposite 70 thess;,. " s;,n.sss he
the for.i6ca,ion Of shs c,.si .h .a a. eli
tsosn the Royal Palace s ana W. sea ror, is
trembling outward. a.. ;, uesseneu p LII
, oui'. oSv.ruhslrned carriages and other con
,.nu passing on the highway at TIE
torment. The scene is melancholy and full
~ min. Tho road running in the neighbor..
hood of he volcano ia iilled With rocks and
Garth which had formed part OF the noun.
tain. This extraordinary event has also
been attended with considerable loss Of life,
bus the number Of persons killed has not
,e.n ascerisinci
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LATEST News
ET TEEEGR.FPE,
To TzsE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL FROM DIES MONIES.
Eogc Legislature.
tsn.r.l n lie pssoe.ir.l

spcr.4l Ii nc DgEocair.
p,s iorSEs, Jan. 81.
Yhs Senate passed the morning N a ais
c,..;.,- of ,be bin 70 compel the completion
of.ss Chicago, Rock Island 8 Pacific 4. +.
a, .mendn,en, was proposed by Mr. Doud
rs.erripg the right to the State TO hereafter
I.sislats upon freigh. aud passenger tari6s.
Upon the amendment Msssrs Doud, Reed,
Myer and Woodson had . heated debate.
pending which the Senate adjourned. The
friends OF the measure fear that the discus
sion will jeopardise its passage.
The House concurrei in the Senate reso
luton 10 pay commissioners visiting the
State institutions only their actual ex-
psnses.
The Ways and Means Committee report
cd on II. r. No. /, introduced bY Mr.. Da
Wis, Of Scott, extending the time to redeem
lands for taxes that it do not pass. Bills
for an act TO resume ID. 4 S. &. grant also
DIV. Grant, TO authorize county supervi'
sors and City Councils to issue bonds TO a'd
in public improvements when petitioned so
to do BY three-fourths OF the legal voters
To encourage the growth Of forest trees by
exempting from taxation 40 acres for every
five acres planted Herewith. To sup
press billiard tables AMI bowling alleys.
To provide for the erection Of deaf and
dumb asylum At Council Bluffs 10 eneour-
age the production of peat by exemp,ing
lands and machinery from taxation.
One hundred and fcrty-eight bills have
thus Ear been introduced in the House, and
ninety in the Senate.
The Committee will visit The State Uni
versity and State Asylum, al Iowa City,
ON Monday next. Cnnsoco.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. ga complete repor, Of
the losses to insnrav &c companies by the fire
last night foots M the total amount of &l.-
100000. Among the losses are the follow.
ing: On s. G. Grisgs 4 Co . stock, Aurora
OF Illinois, $4,000 Farmers and and Merch
ants Quincy, $500; Wiuneshiek, $4,000
Northwestern OF Iowa, 5000 Rock River.
5000; Illinois Central. 5000 On L. Harris
huiiuipr: Peoria, $500; Burnhams 4 Van
Schaak's stock Aurorr, $500.
CHICAGO. Jar. 20.-Thermometcr ipdica..
ed from TO 10 degrees below zero this
morning
Signor d. F. Sarimento, Minister of the
Argentine Republic TO the United States, is
in the city
Wabash Avenue Rink, destroyed by fire
on the 18th December. has been rebuilt, and
will be opened 70 the public 10 morrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 80 The Secretary Of
the Treasury in q communication to the
House to-day. says the sale of 10 40 bonds
under the act Of 1864, was 4S.141, 900, and
the premium ti05, 29S, making total q. 24U,.
s95. There was paid as premium 10 the
First National Bank of Washington a com
mission OF one eighth OF one per cent,
amounting to <l0,l77. The Secretary SAYS
the sales OF these bonds had not tended 10
withdraw the currency from the business
OF The country. and that the operations Of
the Treasury Department for come months
past have been tuch as to diminish rather
than to increase the currency balance In
the Treasury.
delegation Of Cherokee tribe called at the
White House today, headed by the Chief,
Col. Lewis Downing, for the purpose of
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MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Jan. 30-All the difference.
and difficulties between the two rival MID :
companies OF this city and Illinois have
been am'cably changed and settled, and r. =
energies and resources Of both companies
viii De concentrated and bridge built
across the Mississippi Il this point in the
shortest time possible. The erraneemeot
gives great satisfaction 10 The citiseus Of
81. Louis end ell interested in bridging The
river here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30
PRICES FOR STONE At QUARRY,

On and amer April let, 1857. and until fsrthcr no.
Gee, our
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30

DUBUQUE, Jan. 29-Trains were delayed
i rs, evening and this morning west Of Cedar
large and enthusiastic meeting was held
~ .he court house last evening. 10 take
action ON the proposition Of bar e Go in
relation 10 changing the route OF The Ior.
faiIs ana fscihc Railroad, by jevia.ine il
rom sne original survey to Sioux Civ and
corning connection with the Chicago g
made TO the charge. "e'e
John Dillon. the comedian. comm.c,.s
four nights engagement. here this evenin.
Weather very cold
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Chicago Market.

ChtC000 M0fK3te
b. Telegraph. January 80.
Flour--Firm and unchanged good to choice
spring extras 9759lo5o.
Wheat Quiet and very firm No. I. 2.ll@2.
IL; No. closed firm. buyers at c. os. sellers &c
higher; No. 3, 1.e2Gllet
Corn-Active ct o2Ms; for new
Oa's-Ac,ive and tirmer a, 5sii@5S,5 for Nos.
] snd9
Eye-Quiet. sales Of No ! atlas
Batlev-Almost nominal No fresh q. @ os.
Provisions--tIrm
Ness Pork 90 6c12o-s.
Lard Active ond firm at 49,
Green Meats Nominal hams, lo15Gl0x 4;
shoulders, 6sI@7.
Bulk Mests-- Firm; shoulders. -. Cumber-
lands and abort rib. 90flo: rough sides, e9
"a
Dressed Hogs Active and firm: 75(ds 90
dividing on zoo rs; entire range, 7253s.so.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, jar. 29.-Edward Dasn,e', w" M,
was shot by his father yesterday. a.eu .n.s
Soy trial nj the criminal court.
The Louisville train last night, when near
McKenzies. ran over . man. cutting on
ho,h Of he legs and an arm. The body
wss fonnd this morning. He Is supposed
n have been an employee on the train who,
by the cold, had fallen of.
Jim Creighton. who was arrested for
robbing the express Office at Jackson. Tenn.
some time since, broke Jail on Monday
ninhf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30

IsDhssroris. Jan 2a.-The annual meet.
ms q LIS Grand Army OF the Republic for
the department 81 Indiana. vas held in the
Senate Chamber to-day. Mai 0rn. r. 4
Foster WAS elected Grand Commander for
the ensuing year. Resolutions endorains
Gen. 0antfor tho Presidency were edoUee6.
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CONSUMPTION
CAV BE CURED.

DeAs Dir :-Having witnessed Incorporation Of Dr.
Wrieht'e Tar syrup In csses ri Consumption cheer
fully recommend il to all y rsons 60 afflicted
JESSE X WALKER,
Fouyth and Che tnnt .its., Philadelphia.
Thomas Winnill, Butcher, In I'd st. Marker, Phil
oAelphia, writes =,
After suffering two years with Consumption and
eonstsnt hemofsgee. was induced TO try Wrghrs
Tar syrup. Ancr ueing six bottles health returned
and am now al to attend IN my business.
s. g. stevens, DrugRists, Reading, Pa writes:
M. J. J. Kromer. The gSoss d Tar Spfup puP-
ehased about three weeks ago u nearly I'll cold MY
customers speak highly Of H.. Send half groes Off
70 ny father, at Middletown. Pa and eharse to
@. .. vAnsyckel. Dfuggists, Trenton, n. j.. Gays,
d. wfiehis Tar Syrup does all you claim for IT,
I'm selling largely Of Il, md with nuch sstisfscti0a
- my customers.
Wright'e Tar syrup b soid by n Druggists and
0ountry Storekeepers. Price 81 Ter bottle. One
bottle will check the mos. Aggravated Cough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30

=, NAfias. Jan. 20, rio LONDON, Jan. g.
ans eruption Of Mount vesuvius, which
~ scns'nusd With greater or LEES intensity
ssscI =. cec1rsenss. IN Ne psst pear has
cu'msns'ed vt u may b - termed. 10 An
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30

CHAaLEsrox, Jan 20 I'm the Conven-
ton to, day q resolution was introduced for
tlle purchase by the State OF al, the lands
forced on the market, then 10 be sold TO
actual settler also. praying Congress TO
appropriate the collected cotton tax OF
Sou.h Carolina, $4,000. foE purchasing
lands to be sold to The poor.
An ordinance proYiding for a Tax for the
,,,,r,en. 10 tho exnenses olthe Convention,
amounting 10 s75 600, was passed,
Tho nronrjctors ena editors OF the Mer
curry were today excluded from the Con
vent;on. This was done to prevent ofeaca
srl personal collisions on the floor.
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
TAR SYRUP.

"Facts ass stubborn things. says the old provePb,
and IN these alone do intend deal. In present
Ing wRl0hT'0 TAR SYRUP 10 the public All
know Ne necessity Of guarding sgsin-I Colds. 40
well - The necessity for taking the proper remedies
when the Code are upon We say, without fear
Of contfadir ton, that the superior VI Wlghts Tar
SyrUp for The cure Of COnsuM ption, Coughs, Code,
bsont hito ard III dseasss OF the Throat and Lungs
doee not exist. Below arc Testimonials from per
sons, some Of whom are known In ali parts Of the
county:
On. X. SusLFoN MACKENZIE, Literary Editor Of For
ney's Philadelphia Prcee. writes
Pun ARR psiA, July 20, 1867.
DRAa Sis:-last Christmas, Tor tho nrst time In my
life, Euch afflicted by very severe Cold. with
almost constant cough and sore chest. Practice
makes perfect" the pfoverb rays, but the more
coughed the woree did IL. BY what then consid-
ered IN sccident. hut now believe to have been .
Providence was iLduccd To Try DR. WrionTs TAR
SYsrp purchased from Won AMI greatly relieved
In two days. wholly cured in II IL not unpitas-
ant t. the tssie which Is good point May years
&C o. reading my way through an old library. came
acroes the works Of that Bishop Berkeley, who pro-
phetieaily and truly declared. more than q century
fgO, that Westward the march ii Empire takes Its
way" and among these were two treatisss In which
he strongly advocated the 81 Tar curative Of
many dipeascs from Csfasrh - the plague wIs
then truck with the cogenCv 81 the good Biphopa
arguments. and am now surc--from the eficary of
Dr.. Wfighte preparation Of the came remedy--thst
they were entirely correct.
r. Suction MACKENZIE. LID.
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Public Notice.

NOTlCE II HEREBY oIyES raAf on
An the eighth day Of November. 1851. cor.
Isr:s M to continue 70, a.. les =, s.d called
formed for the purpose ef lazy - ont, aad 8
s.biishing In the city Of Dav export. : Pebble
park. The capital stock Of ~ ! eorporetion 4
sixteen thousand eight hunAs ed dollars. divid
ca into shares Of one huadrs d dollars sseh, On
wncn eighty three end o. third per esat. in
cash has bsen paid in. and the BALANCE % nine.
y per cent. = subject 70 he call Of ~ Direc.
tors. The business Of the coupsny will b
transacted IN the city Of Davenport, and lie Il.
fairs condresed BY resident, vics President,
Secrs.ay ana Treasurer. and . Bord Of nine
Directors. to be elected annually. The iahili
ties o. the company sh all mot exceed ne hun
dsed ooilsrs; Prisasa property = exsapt froa
4. Q. DU1Enn,
Iaas-dlseaw Asf 0o4y.
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ILLINOIS,.

MONMOUTH, Jan. s0.-Marahal White. q
colored man, in jail for larceny. while At
tempting to break jail last night, was shot
dead by ono Of the Shcfiff's deputies.
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COMMERCIAL.


DaveDp0Pt N1arkes Report.
Osvies OF ras DAvsSPoRs DsnocaAf,
January 81. 1867.
FLouR--Choice family, wholesale, 5000; re-
tail, 1l1.0O
WssA4-No. l, q. ss0el.ss; No. 4. el..o0
l.75.
BAalsv-el.1h0e.2G geo.
OASs-59655 cents.
BTR-el.o5.
Uonx--New. CSC. in the ear
PorAfons-l. 2Sc11l so.
Bussss-s0c. per y.
Eoas-25c.
HA1--0ood Timothy o.. OO:to tia.oo; Pssi-
rio es0O to $1,000,
Co.L-Soft. delivered, 20 cents per bushsl.--
Anthracite. delivered. el9 per tor.
Woop-$C per Cord.
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In BankruDtcy.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of lows.
In the matter Of Burr Andrews. Bankrupt.
To the Creditors Of ssd Burr Andrew, and al 9TH
cr pereons interested.
ClRs YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT 4
~ petition has been fled in said Coart BY Burr
andrews OF the City OF Dave port In eaid District,
ouiy declared Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress
q March "a, 1857. tor discharge. and certificate
snereoi from al his debts. and ether claims pr ~
bic under said Act, and thai the Nth DAY Of FEB.
rnafy: D. 1873. at the hour o. ten O'Clock A. r. Of
said day. aesgnsd for the hearing Of the sane BE-
Iofc the said Court. at Chamber, S3Ottumws. Iowa;
wnen sno wnefe Jon may attend and show caoss, il
not Be granted
Yoa are hereby fart er aotiAsd that third meet
Ing OF the creditors OF the said Burr Andrewo foe
sns purposes provided in Section 18th Of the Act Of
Congress OF March 3D. 1867, will 6s held on the r Ii
day 81 February A. D. ls6s at the houf often OF ock
A. ~ oftMd day. bsfore the Hon u. y. ..trice,
REGISTER. at bic ONCE, Nor West ceeond Street,
n the City Of Davenport. Scots County, ssste n
Iose. wnen end where you can BE- prsssntf .you a.
January 18th. 1865
DAVID So RUE.
16nto-o5W-Snuf Atty for eni6 DanhrunY
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Flaggingj Stone.
I Bubble stone.
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
s4sstgseee's Notice.
In DQnkrUUtcv.

DnSBRoR OF Iowa, IS
A. Davenport, on the 18th day Of January, A.
d. 1888
The undersigned hereby gives notice az his
appointment as Assignee OF aenry =. Brown,
Of Ls Claire. in the county Of Scott, and
State Of Iowa. within said District. Who
has been atjudged . bankrupt upon his own pc
tition by the District Court Of said District.
janis d ss-,hur Lupwis BAusrNc. Assignee.
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Foreigm News by Atlantic Cable,

LONDON. Jan. 29.--6eorge Francis Train
ID delivering lectures in Cork on American
and Irish subjects. He is very popular with
the Irish people, and his houses are jammed.
The evidence of Shaw, who turned infof-
mer, and identified Barnett as the Clerken-
we'll criminal, is generally discredited.
Alexander NJ Sullivan, editor of the Dub.
lin Nation, who was arrested for printing
sedi,i,us articles and for participating in the
funeral ceremonies in honor of the Mau-
chester martyrs, was brought up at Dublin
yesterday Tor u preliminary examination.
The evidence was OF nature to justify the
court In holding the prisoner for trial.
LONDON. Jan. 29-Internal condition Of
Italy Is becoming critical, from that coup
detat contemplstedl at Florence. II 10
believed in Paris that the relations between
the French and Italy are not as cordial ~
they have beer.
PANS, Jan 29.-The bill for the reorgan.
izstion of the army having passed the
Corps Legislatil, came before the Senate
this week. Debate ended yesterday eve
ming, when the bill passed.
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Toledo N7arsef.

BY Telegraph TOLEDO, January 30.
Wheat-Snes amber AZ 266; No. spring
At 2.O7 Iowa spring at 40
Corn Steady: sales No. ! AZ sel.o
Oats Sales Michig gan q. ssc
Pye--0uiet.
Dressed Hogs--11@sa[c
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IT. Louis Market.

by Telegraph January 80.
Flour Some demand for low grades, but pri-
ees unchanged.
Whea. Very quiet; a.5o@2..5 for red and
white.
Corn Easier, So l.29s.c
Oats Unchanged. 6717l
R,e-Steady. 1.1oJl rs
Barley Higher $50 for choice fall
Provisions- Better demand
Pork--Held ut ri o0@2l5o
Bacon Clear sides. ll@lls[; dry salted
clear sides. lie.
Lard Sold at l9la in tierce-. "A in kegs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 29.-Five men attacked
the Revenue officers in charge OF WiedeFs
distillery. on the Bellaire road, yesterday:
One officer injured. Assailants were fired
into, and one Hughes badly wounded. All
we're arrested and held Tor trial.