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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
NEWS
m TELEG R.aPH.
WASHINGTON.

WAsmScroH, Oct cG.-In addition 20
present duties At New York CITY, Brsvet
MsJor General Ingalls, and Assistant Quar-
tsrmaster General, has been assigned to
duty rs Chief Quartermastsr Of tho Military
Division of tho Atlantic.
Secretary McCulloch to- day appointed
Jas. {. Ranking Assistant Supervising
Architect Of the Treasury.
The following Internal appoin TIN .nts wsrs
made today
starekeepers-Jas. l.. Bradbury, 9th
district Of Illinois.
Gaugers--J J. Chenewslth, 9th district
OF Illinois; David ". Rue, Let district Of
Illinois.
The Internal Revenue Supervisor for
Virginia left for Richmond to-day under
instructions from Commissioner Rollius 70
make thorough examination into internal
revenue matters in that district.
1t 10 probable that General Grant will
return to Washington in about two weeks.
The Treasury Department to-day recsiv-
ed specimens Of camel coal from Alaska.
y bich has been pronounced Of good DUAL.
ity.
Comnissie ,er Rollins will, during the
present week. nominate 90 the Secretary Of
the Treasury, supervisors for The districts
Of Southern New York, South Csrolisa,
Indiana and Tennessee, in place OF persons
previously nominated. but rejected By the
Secretary. The Commissioner has not.
however, decided whom be will nominate
For the week ending November Sd, $50
patents will be issaed from tho Patent
Ohcs. During the past week $50 applics. |
tions and certificates were issusj.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
LOUISIANA.

Nsw OaLRANs. Oct. 20. The city oil DAY
has been Alled with exciting runors Of
trouble in st. Bernard Parish, adjoining tn,
city Of New Orleans. below the city. From
information brought to headquarters by
the Sheriff Of the Parish, end others. Il 90.
psrs that . difficulty oceurrsd yesterday on
the occasion ofa public display By Two
Democratic clubs, in which one white man
was wounded and two negroes killed. One
OF the latter was member Of the new Ne
tropelitan police force. Al night The ne.
groes eongregsted, end proceeded in bsdy
10 the house Of Spanish baker and killed
him, bis son. aud his sister in-lsw, They
afterwards set fire to his house, which was
burned 10 the ground HIS wife ESCAPED
with y child IN her arms. Two other
houses are reported to have been burned, in
one 81 which fonr children are said to have
bsen killed.
LsrER.-The rumors are various and con-
fcling as 70 the extent of the outrages.-
Many Of the white folks Of the Parish d.
serted their houses aud fed 10 this city,
Early this forenoon on the frst notification
OF trouble, Gen. Buchanan ordered . com.
pany OF infantry to march down tho river.
Later in the day he dispatched another
company OF the 18th infantry in the same
"'rsencn on the steamer Ella Moore, in.
,uact'ng the officers to arrest oil the ring.
iesoers who could be found.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. PA New York special
says: The opinion 10 nov growing mere
general that the extraordinary stringency
Of the money market will continue some
time, which may result in considerable
financial disaster. Borrowers are kept in
constant alarm BY the report that the prss-
sure will be unprecedsntedly severe this
week. Lenders exercise the closest scru-
tiny. In regard to collatsrals. merca ntils cir
cles have taken the alarm, and there 10 .
general marking down Of Of goods. Wheat
has declined in Chicago within the past
four months resrly 80 per cent.-sincs the
last Of June. Wheat closed at g. 90 yes
tsrday. Sales we're made At GLIB. The
amount in store has steadily increased from
4s6, 900 60 nearly 1866, 900 bushels. Lose
to holders must amount to nearly $780,
900
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

by telegraph Oct. =.
Fleur-D ull heavy asd seminal.
Whsat-Stsady Lf119l.lS for No. 3
spring.
Corn-Lower, closing at sl<Qe7 for No. !.
Oats Closing at 4Si5 l4sH
Bsrlev-rirm:r s,o.,ns ' &C., ss =.
No. ,.
Provisions -Dull
Mess Pork--2s,G2s
Lafd-161l61I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

lsDiAxAro1is. Oct. 26.-t3ov. Seymour
fsaeeed this city at b:S0 p. NJ. by ! snec;al
tram from Chicago He wss net n Ia.
n!yeueoy COMMITTEES Of the prominent
Dsmccfats OF the STATE. Aleag the route
crowds were gathered II the statispe. Who
kree.ea him With enthusiastic cheers. Al
se.sni points he made short speeches. AZ
!nls CITY 2 large crowd had gathered Il the
depot, and the party were sscoreej in car.
RACES to the Palmer House. After s.n.er
the whits Boys in Blue, With torehee 81.
sorted the Governor and party through III.
streets to the rink, where Governor Ssv-
m;soot, having been insroduced BY the pscs.
the multitude. 1''s'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
WEST VIRGINIA.

WEBBING, Oct. 21.-lhe Intclligencer
. tbs morning publishes the returns from
+ ; conntes, he majority CT which are Off
al shom net Republican majority Of
y he 20 remaining counties 10 hear
from are small AID scarcely settled, and il
sta.es viii give net Republican majority
OF nearly 900 H. lsG6. rho republicans
will fire salu,o from Wheeling hill this
Afternoon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
OHIO.

CLEVELAND, 0cs. 27.-E. Penn Dickip>
son Probate Judge of Sandusky county,
and member Of Congress elect from the
Ninth District, was arrested on Saturday
charged With issuing fraudulent naturaliza.
ton papers, and had a partial examination
yesterday. The case was continued. at tho
defendants request. 10 Nov. 4th. This is
the same case in which McArdls il impl-
Gated
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

on d. 20 P8R HAL1 DOZEN.
q00AfalEo R1llss - css. = mex.
Per saas b. I'll Dslosls1s - Dealers.
%. o0nnuOxse ALnAUHOvUo ioes CAL
no1AD. oeA11nF osAxt>r11oolg
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
new Y0RT.

INV AonK, Oct. 26.-Ths Union Pacific
fsa". ~ new completed es1 miles west
. .'s, Onsha. which brings il within l5o
,n"e, Of Salt Lake City. The road 4 No..
-, y -, graded for thn distance, ana iren IA,
ds.., nssk 70 oil on The way. Il 10 ceofl.
u.nsl! expeetsd thas The rad win b. ~.
= . Sa's Like III year. :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
LATEST NEWS

ny TELEOR.1PH.
To EsfR DAILY DEMOCKsAT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
con- GRCIAL,



Our market rsmsins steady at quotations with
. slight decline on Coffee in consequence Of the
fluctuations in Gold. Sugars are firm with
good stocks on hsna-demsnd moderate for oil
kinds
kLosa wholesale. A7.se; retail, os.eo.
wusAs-No. !. q. 90. No. ;. SEC,
BAsLsY-No l. 81 IS.
OArs- 35dtl1ets.
RYs-ko receipts.
OoRx-New, SSn4o; Old, roc.
0sIoNs-o1 .o0N 1.2S.
PssAfsDe-60475c.
Bussss-40e. per ,.
Booo-1oe.
Gnsn Apprne-e1.7 Is per bushel.
AAy-0eed Tinsihy els so0elS. -. pr tor.
Prairie ol0.e0 per ton. Slough. ~ ives. -.
CoAL-5oft at yard. lie y bnshsl delivsrss
19020s.
AHrsaAerss-At yard el7 - per tss.
WeeD-os.oe. per Csr6.
The New York herald., 1868-08-27

reseuts for this purpose; direct the sherins Of
each county to hold an election lon for Electors Of Pres
Spscye Counties; that they forthwith publish legal
notice Of the time and place Of holding said election
and the officers to be elected and that they conform
to ali the requirements Of the Law In relation TO cleo
The Chair further recommends that special COM
mittee be appointed to correspond with General
Grant and the President Of the United States In rea
ton 70 the unlawful military seizure Of the Execu-
tive Mansion OF Mississippi and the use made OF the
same and In the name OF the people OF Mississippi 10
demand the immediate restoration of the conhscaed
property and ample restoration for the injury ss-
tanned; and further, tnat committee be appointed
to correspond with Northern democratic committees
the canvass and the proprety OF presenting the plea
OF the South by their own orators In the political
forums OF the Northern States.
With these suggestions the Chair submits the whole
subject to the consideration Of the committee
JOHN ID. FREEMAN, Chairman.
AFTER full discussion and free interchange OF 0pi-
MON by the members Of the committee the following
resolutions were adopted resolution to proceed at
having been offered by Mr.. Freeman as . substitute
and rejected
Resolved That this COMMITTEES deem nexpedent this
fer further consideration OF that subject to an adjourned
meeting Of this body be held in this chamber on Tuesday
Resoved That the opinion Of this committee, the of
from her Sh ito IN the % election in
rights of the States Hereunder.
Mr.. Freeman offered the following resolutions,
which were adopted
Resolved That the recent expulsion of Hum.
and the seizure and occupation Of the by military
forces under General Grant, without authority OF that
said property should be Immediately State
aa that committee De appome4 20 correspond with Gene.
jec.
Resolved, That the persistent misrepresentation of the
political sentiments and opinions of the Southern people by
the republican and party and by the Reconstruction
Committee In Congress- renders Judg
ment, that representative OF Southern sent
ments and prncpes be requested South
the Northern hustng during the and that
committee OF correspondence be appointed to bring this sub
ect to the attention OF democratic and leading
members OF the party North.
On motion OF Mr.. +. NJ. Yerger Messrs Freeman,
Anderson and Harris were appointed the committee
provided for in the second resolution
The New York herald., 1868-08-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

| copperhead journal calls Mr.. GriswOld the re-
publican candidate for Governor: 1.-THE ironcad i'm
| poster" 1.-THE confidence candidate" +" "Peter Funk
office seeker" and other choice names, while another
| terms General Grant Ignorant butcher,n and
| refers to him by other vile epthets.
The Lynchburg Virgfntan states that from the
outlook now afforded 1T quite improbable that
the radicals will carry single electoral vote in the
South except perhaps the State Of South Carolina
The new Governor Of Alabama has deceived them
and defeated the only chance they could have for &C.
curing the vote that State for Grant and Colfax
In Louisiana things not much better, for the
more ultra among them den0unce Governor War
moth for his moderate course. Experience has
shown already that In the South there is no middle
ground. republican must be radical or conserva
tive IL the latter he naturally falls into the demo-
cratic ranks"
This Is the way the partisans making votes for
Grant. We copy from the Hartford Ttmes:-.It Is q
well known fact that Colfax the radical candidate
for vice President was an out and out fun blooded
red hot third degree Know Nothing. The writer Of
this has Just received letter from friend In Chi
cago stating that Grant made use of the following
language in the cars Oh his recent tour just before
he reached that city, IL vouched for by radical
and made public to prove that Grant Is all right on
the nigger:-
The democrats are making great fuss over negro
suffrage. AS Tor me, think that our coored fellow
ciiizens have Just as good right to vote ~ the
foreigners have.
Horatio Seymour is announced as the candidate
OF the workingmen This Is good time to work II
the workingmen can get it.
The Memphis Aoqlancl.e is getting stupid. Is this
q sgnf
number OF radical canvassers are taking out life
insurances before they go south. Is this sgns
The Atlanta (Ga.) Neo Era radicaD says-and 1t
will be difficult to tell to which party 1t refers:"f
disunlon editors Will take our ADVICE they viii quit
abuse and resort to facts and arguments The latter
weapons might seem awkward to taem at frst but
proper use OF them would soon dlssipate the dIn-
Guilty." Is this sgn2
The Richmond Ne,o Nation (radcaD says nearly
everybody Is complaining Of hard times, and ac-
knowledges 'times are hard" Is this sign'
"Let us have nogging" exclaas the Winona
(dinn.) Republican (radicaD. The radical Attorney
General OF Alabama follows the advice, Win salt
In II.
The Indiana Congressional nominations are as fol
The New York herald., 1868-08-27
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 2 lsss-TRIPLE

est ktndnes towards me. That Is the reason wanted
to know whether It is true about the remarks that
certain parties there against enfranohsng the SOL
ders One Of that party Mr. Leftwich) has been nomi
mated here to-day, and want him to como forward
and state whether he has said that the Southern
soldiers should not be enfrsnchsed whether he Is
opposed 70 giving US all our rights. When hear
hum deny this rum0r stand ready to support him
but not tall then; but without 1t cannot DO 1t and
neither can you. Great cheering.) have letter
In my pocket from Washington and am sorry 70
learn nom 1t that Mr.. Johnson u said 10 have gone
against the democratic party and against the South,
on the ground that we OF the South who were dele
gates to the Convention did not press his nomina-
nation did press IL and used all my influence Win
the Southern delegates, General Hampton ana
others, and procured him nifty votes. We saw, how
ever, that he could not be nominated, and we had,
therefore, TO change after several ballots mao
taken place. The others would not continue
voting for Mr.. Johnson, and did not think there
was any hope OF nomination after several ballots
had been cast Since that time he has sent me my
pardon, for which am truly thankful. Now, fellow
citizens think 1t is right for Mr. Leftwich to de-
clare this evening whether he Is in favor OF enfran
chisng the Southern soldiers or not. feel 1t Is inn
pOrtant thar the Southern soldiers should know
whether you have nominated man whose sympa-
thes are with those who fought for the l0st cause
and is prepared to give all rights. (Cheers.)
If he tells you frankly and truly he is, which be-
lieve he viii, then for one am willing to send him
to Congress-. (C1eers, amid which General Forrest
retired) o.. - ,ta.-n1L 9
The New York herald., 1868-08-27

Miss Lydia Thompaon, with her comedy and our-
lesque troupe, comprising, IN addition 10 he.se,,,
Miss Lisa " eber, from COvent Garden: MISS iaune
Markham, from the Queens theatre; MISS Aua nar-
land, from the "Strand,n London; MI ms,y
Beckett, comedian, from the Prince on Waes ,,
theatre, Liverpool. and MIR. Michael Connony,
musical director. under charge Of Mr. Alexander
Henderson, the popular English inannRel, az a,u
here per the CITY OF Antwerp. on SUNDAY c.ening
last Under enforcement 90 thc Metropolitan theatre
CONNECTED with Woods Museum, ana VIII 'spear as
foon as Miss Thompsons pieces can De properly
produced
The New York herald., 1868-08-27

The republican candidates In the First, Second,
Fifth, Ninth and Eleventh were generals and In the
Sixth major, in service during the late war.
DIR. John ID. Mendenhall, for several years past
connected with the boy estown Pa.) Democrat, died
in that town on Monday, the nth instant, In the
1fty.fourth year OF his age During the war, while
Colonel Davis was absent in the army, DR.. Menden.
han had the sole management Of the Democrat and
conducted it with great vigor and ability.
The Harrisburg Pa-) Partot tdenocrat) wants to
know "what has General Hartranft to say about the
illegal payment OF mere than $1,000 to members Of
legislative committees for servicesW
The Raleigh II. C) Standard refers 70 the follow.
wagef:-"we proposed in a recent issue TO bet box
OF cigars that the Hon. Nathaniel Boyden would
support Grant and Colfax. we are now willing to
20 another box tnat Giant and Colfax will carry the
sixth Congressional district herctoforte he strong
hold OF zeb Vance aud the lost cause.' VINO takes
the betr
The New York herald., 1868-08-27

New YORK Circus (tra-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-05
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i'm bemttAen 8Idfte.

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@ta6t ilnb Staat.

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ciere Der ,,gumberlaub s2lrmee" be-
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rufen ben &ameraben 81: Slid anF
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una bon $50 @ddeens griab tuur6t
an Gunften 0es Singers entfaieoen.
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re- s ennelfee bat I'M Sab:e
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8efebl oes Gen. Stranger abeomlnan@
Dirt. Die Gnti,eiouns in benz Sale
purSe auf9ei9obeE.
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RIns.8erie,t.

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tuaren Sic gef6afte an Der 2anoung
ettpdS tpei1i9er lebbaft.
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Wpliaei.6eridt.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-05
FOR COUNTY TRUsTEE.

We are authorized to announce the name of
Capt. JOHN WILSON as candidate for
Trustee for Davidson County at the ensuing
March election, subject to the nomination of the
Radical Convention.
3 issaflA ffh s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-05
FOR REVENUE COLLECTOR.

We are authorized to announce j. III.
sHIyHRS, Esq, as candidate for REvENUE
COLLECTOR for Davidson County, subject to the
nomination of the Republican Convention.
Election Saturday, the 7th of March 1868.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-05
FOR JAILoR.

We are authorized to announce JAMES j.
McLoUGHLIN as q candidate for County
Jailor subject to the nomination of the regular
Radical Republican Convention. feb5 If
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-05
FOR SHERIFF.,

ALFRED MENIFEE is Radical Republi-
can Candidate for the sherifalty of Davidson
County at the March election. jan2s tt
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-05
FOR COUNTY JAuoR.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
CALVERT as q candidate Jailor of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-05
For SHERIFF.,

80 =. - FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce D. e. LORD
as Radical Republican Candidate for Sheriff
of Davidson County at the March Election.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-05
Announcement OF candidafes.
For COUNTY REGISTER.

We are autherized to announce CHARLES
w. SMITH as a candidate for recollection to the
ONCE Of County Register of Davidson County,
at the March Election. febS tff
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-05
FOR REGISTER.

FOR REdISTER.
we are authorized to announce WILLIAM
DENIKE as a Candidate for the ofice of Re
gIster OF Davidson County at the ensuing March
Election, subject to the nominating Convention.
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