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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14

make known thst purpose TO pToper aui hor-
tiles he WAS guilty Of misrrision Of TREASON
a. leaned by existing laws.
f7Sumrer nfsposed the admission of Taom-
as. Trumbuil favored bis admission. and
denied ihst there was any evidence before
ihe senate Of his disloyalty. Yates. Sher-
man ard Corbc,, also opposed the rdmig.
SION 81 Thomes. Buekalew rose 10 speak,
ha rave was TO motion ior Adjournment.
House. The House considered the bill
core ring TIE rights of American ci,izens
abroad.
On motion Of Mr. Wilson, OF Iowa, 10 re-
iersit 20 tie committee of the whole, II was
rejected.
The motion by Mr. Banks TO to recon
nit the bill and amendment TO the Foreign
CGDmii.Ce was adopted
Mr. Miller from the Committee on Revo-
lutionary Pensions reported bill giving
IS per month pension TO every surviving
officer and enlisted man in the military
| service Of the United States who served
consecutively three months In the war Of
| 1912, and who was honorably discharged
and who during the late rebellion bad mol
adhered 10 the cause Of the enemies OF the
Government, who can take the test oa,n
and are in circumstances which render
them dependent on others for support.
During the consideration the morning
hour expired, and il went over TIL NJ nuay
The house proceeded to the consiners n,s,
of the election case from the Second oon'
gressionel District OF Kentucky
Mr.. Kerr introduced resolution Us
substitu,e to the committees report, u's
GLAZING .John Y Brown entitled - the seat
Aner debate Mr.. Kerrs resolution was
rejected 43 to los
The House then adopted the first resolu
,iong reported IRON the Commiiiee on Eiec
tious that Brown was not entitled - taSt
the oath or seat. The other two resolutions
ignoring smith, elected. were recommitted
Mr.. Wood having withdrawn his objections
Mr.. Dennelly introduced bill 70 rceu
late the disposal Of lands that may be here
after given TO aid in the construction 0
railroads. Referred
TIE bill gives all such lands 10 the State
TO be sold to actual settlers a. prices iron
one dollar twenty five cents to i've dollar
per acre, according 10 distance IRON raj
, road. the proceeds To go TO railroad con
panies, after ten years To be disposed 9
as other public lands. and to be sold to Sc
: tiers ON long time with view to encourag
. the settlement of the country The bi
embodies the views of the committee O
public lands. Adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14
NEW YORK.

NRw YoRK, Feb 13.-Seversl steams him
were seized to-day for violation of the in.
tcrnal revenue act
Horace Greeley has been re elected Presi-
dent OF the American Institute
The United States Deputy Marshal. New
comb. has been held for trial on the charge
OF receiving bride from a countertei,er Ia
cemrrcmise an cfiencc.
The south workshop attached 10 the House
OF Refugees on kandall's Island, was burned
last night Loss $20,o0C
Legal proceedings have been commenced
aga'naL Satterlce. the defaul,ing assistant
cashier OF the American Exchange Bark.
A row of frame buildings in Third Ave
nue was burned this morning Three fire.
men were injured by the falling of an avn
ing on which they climbed to play on the
fir;
ALBANY, Feb. 13.-In the General AS
seinoiy new Metropolitan Excise bill was
to oay reported, repeating the present act
and vestiug the power to grant licenses to
sell liquor, in the Mayors OF New York and
Brooklyn. 1t will be considered TO- morrow.
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LATEST NEWS
81 TEEEGEs.gPg,
r'o wFrE Dass.v BETz0Gga1.
nEw Ynag.

REV. fDna.
N2w YoRk, Feb. IA dispatch says:
" hen the rots Of TIE .Comu lad en-
declared agriDst Stevens reso. ION OF iu-
peaeh1ei,, Mr.. Stevens said lie reputii
can party has bean killed to-day by the ac-
ton OF this Committee a. the instance OF
Gen. Graz, aud bis friends. ! hsve found
that for the last two or three days the men
who shout the loudest aud throw their hats
the highest for U. 5. Grant, have been
using every exertion to demoralizs Mr..
Bng ham and the other members Of this
Committee who were supposed to favor i'm
parchment; that Grant has been using his
influence ever " here to defeat the scheme,
and that Andrew johnson has to thank
him that he remains undisiurbcd in the
White House. have been in public life
for forty years, a, d though do not pretend
TO any gilt Of prophecy | have seldom been
mistaken in my predictions, tel you ira,
to-day's cowsrdly action will cost US New
York. Pennsyluania, Ohio, and probably
three or four more Of the Northern States
A Washington special says: Ger. Mead,
,elegraphed TO Gen. Grant that he is no
YET certain whether the new Constitution
| tl aihDaUUA uAS Ottu va lfJttteH
lie SAYS il reported that IN snrne counties
no election was held en- the 4th day liz u
investigating these reports, and II ne hnu'
them true lie will order a special election II
these counties 80 that the Constitution may
be ratified.
A correspondent had personal interview
with Thad. Stevens yesterday. the det iils o
which chow that Thad. Stevens consider:
the President liable TO impeachment, and
that he, Stevens, was not disappointed IL
tho vote in tho Committee by which his res
olutions were tabled. as he long desired {,
know every coward in Congress.
: A Columbus %. special says: TIL
House resolution in favor OF the repeal U
the rscsnstrucsion acts were adopted by
strict party vote in the Senate to-day.
A resolution was added directing III
Obi, Senators and Representatives to OF
pose Sherman's bill declaring tho censtitu
ton Of Alabama ratified. The propose
measure ia declared to be additional ev
dencc Of the attempt TO overthrow BY fore
and fraud the constitution, and 10 establish
an irresponsible congressional director
l. backed BY bayonsts ofmilitavy chieftains.-
Republicans made an unsuccessful effort
incorporate in the resolution . clause con
graduating the country on the decision o
: the Supreme Court in the Mississipp
and Georgia I'M JUNCTION cases.
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DAVENPORT CITY RAILWAY CO,
CAPITAL 100000.

The books OF subscription TO the capital .tocl
Of shis Company are nov open at the DAvenpor,
National BAnh.
Davenport. Jan'y 10th, 1858. DIFF.
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CALIFURnlA.

SAN Francisco, Feb. l4.-Gen. Palmer,
Of the Union Pacific Railroad, arrived Feb.
l3ih reports the line through the country
better than was expected, notwithstanding
the weather, encountcrlpg no snow cxcep,
~ Tehoch.nqus Pass. here was not moro
than eight inches depth any time during
the winter. No place on the entire route
will grade 10 exceed 60 feet to tho mile
Gen Palmer is satisfied Of the survey, and
leaves San Francisco for Washington By
steamer on the 18th.
The bill making eight hours . legal days
work has passed the Legislature, ard there
the GoycYnor
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Foreign News by Atlantic Cable,

FLORENCE, Feb. l4.-Admiral Farragut is
suffering from opthamia. The press OF Italy
assert that he il charged with an important
mission TO Rome and Crete.
LONDON, Feb. l4.-Onc hundred minis
ters OF Parliament met at 1 O'Clock this A.
sernoon in the House Of Commons. Mr..
Leiore gave notice OF his intention Of call
ing up the question Of the Alabama claims
on the 4th Of March.
Lord Stanley said no dispatch on tha,
subject has been sent TO Washington later
than the one last published.
II is reported that great Pan slavic con.
spiracy against the Austrian empire has
been discovered in Austria.
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washington.

WAsnrsaroN, Feb. Il Burton Cook
chairman Of the Committee on Roads and
Canals, has prepared bill calling into Of
fect the principal features on the plan re-
c, mmendsd by Gen. WILSON for tho i'm.
provement Of the Illinois river. II il
thought the proposed plan will increase Tn
annual revenue Of tho present canal $500.
600. 1t is thought the bill! will be favora.
bly, acted upon by the committee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14

WASHINGTON, Feb 13-SENArR Mr..
Trumbull from the Committee on Judiciary
reported bill To supply vacancies in the
Executive Department in certain cases He
gave notice that he would call il up at an
early day. II provides that in case of the
death or resignation or absence by sickness
oi the head of nm Executive DEPARTMENT or
any officer in either whose appointment IL
at the head thereof. the President NAV au-
thofize the head of any other Executive
Department or othe. officers whose appoint
mert Is vested in him. with the consent of
the Senate. TO perform the duties Of said re-.
spective officers. until a successor be ap-
pointed or disability cease, provided no VA
| cancy shalt be supplied in this manner for
a longer term than thirty days.
MI ates introduced bill to provide
| ior the temporary government of Wyoming.
| Referred
Mr.. Wilson offered resolution W ich vas
adopted asking for information from the
Secretary Of War in regard to the amount
u subsistence stores purchased under an
oFeer from the War Department for Indians
under charge OF the Indian Bureau. for
which payment has not been made; ana the
amount paid by the Unitei States 10 the
Pacific Railroad, and the Eastern Division
oil the Chicago Il Northwestern Railroad
The bill TO declare the bridges and road of
the New Orleans, Mobile & Chattanooga
Railway post routes was passed.
Mr.. Wilson introduced petition 10 grant
relief for property destroyed by United
States troops during the war.
Referred to the Committee on Claims
:, Mr.: Grimes called up the bill for the re
,'ef oil certain government contractors, con
sannang TN appropriation Of about
- ms oil was discussed till The expiration
VI ,ne morning hour
s;,nai ~. nooliuie presented memorial
bama, protesting sgains, n.a ~ Aia,
praying for the continuance ri ~ iuie anu
government. IL sets forth man. 'n' ,,y
grievances, and concludes as follows .sea
DO not, we implorc you, abdica,e -.
own rule over us by transferring us Ia liz
oighting. brutallzing, and unnatural DOM.
nation oi an alien and inferior race which
mas never shown administrative earacit,.
io' the good government of even tribes in
10 which u has always been broken up in
It's natiyc State, and which in all ages has
the earth" foA
Mr. Pomeroy introduced bill autho,iz-
ing tbe construction Of rsilIoad and
wagon bridge across the Missouri r yer a,
Fort Leavenwor,h. Nansas
Referred TO The Military Committee.
Tho resolution 10 admit Nr. Thomas. Of
Maryland came up Substitute Offered that
Mr.. Thomas Cannu. b. PERMITTED 10 take
tie cath Of cffics r,quirei by ne c rsti,u.
ticn OF ile.Un,,cG States in s. much a. hr
allowed his minor SOD 10 leave lie faief..-l
r.,f and serve ~ -sb.l soldier aud save
MIN money to carry out his purposes, all of
which was aid and comfort and encourage
ment to rebellion which be was forbidden
to give. for which, and IN forbeafing 70
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14
PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRIsBuRe. Pa, Feb l3-Gov. Geary
has granted full patdon to VIM. Metzsr.
editor of the Sunday Mercury, convicted Of
libel on VIM. Ham, District Attorney, Phi
laielpLia
The House passed bill repeating the
celebrated liquor law of last session. which
prevented the sale Of liquor on Sunday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14

New York Money Market
By Telegraph. February H.
stocks-Aciiye aud het.er after call
Bonds Coupons of'd2, Ill l-2; 1905, unchanged
Western union-l.6.
New York Central-i.33ss
hre--15J
Michigan Centr-l-1.13fl.
Michigan Sonthern-ta.
Illinois Central-Unchanged
Cleveland Il Pittshurgh-l.OI.
Cleveland & Toledo-i.f3
Rock Island - a.
Northwestern COS. preferred, Is H.
Money per cent
Sterling-l.09x.
Gold .l0S
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NORTH CAROLINA.

:. "lLMiSeroN. Feb. ia disastrous FIRE
"a AZ" raging on Market street. 1t origina-
"rca.;a na ~ past eight tr night in q store
,hs, II, ~ mas. Gu'h'nan. 1. is feared
''''ie oiocs will be DESTROYED
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14
market Report.

CrrsE o. TIRE DtvKs-osr DEsSoR.T,
February q lsss.
Ftora-CAosoo family. wholesale, 3lC.io; re-
tail. aIl.Jn.
RIsAr-So. ], Sls0@siS; No. 9,tL.159
iss
sazirr--sITs0s go.
eArs-52 cents.
RYz-sLO5.
| CoaH-New. 6Tc in thesssr.
PsrATons-l.2scGl sc.
| bu-rEs-sec. per D.
iGss-25c
| Har-Good Timothy sio.oc.to si2.co; Prai'
| Pie s.. 90 10 Sio.oe,
| CoA.-S5ft. delivered. 40 eeun yer oushei.-
| Anthracite. delivered. SO per ton
Woss-ts per Cord.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Fob. l4.--Depu,y Saperin-
tendcnt Of Police, Capt John Nelson,
died at an carly hour this morning from
consumption.
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Cincinnali Marked

C10C6000tt Market
BY Telegraph. February IA.
Flour Steady and prices unchanged.
Wheat-Ir rather better demand No. l, 2. so
Corn In fair demand at &c.
Oats Quiet and steady at 65@67.
Rye--FIrm 81 l.651l.6s.
karley-firm at 1902 as for fall.
ProvIsions-Quiet and unchanged held iirm
" at full prices sales of country bulk meats a
sst@los.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14

Has beea aed MP in elegant style, whore meals and
BOT Coffee viii bs served in the best style at Al
Aoans.
-. osa1.kcsion sueeaneos1 = svssytAlns. 0eoa
s~A - JACOB HAHN.
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N Office.

Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN APPOINTED
by the Board Of Supervisors OF Scott County, su
pernte ndent OF the Peer. An office has been opened
the corner OF Brady and Fifth Streets where the
undersigned and the Township Trustees will be in
attendance from A. NJ, TO p. M. daily, and all
applications for relief must be made at the above Of
Gee.
Jsn2sdtf r. LryDRRMAN.
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JACOB HAHN'S
Union Bakery & Restaurant
No. y Enst "a Street.

Tax SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST OPENED MS
: New and Elegant Establishment, and would say
20 OLD customers and ones. that he IL prepared
70 fufnish them with tae beat quality ofcholcs
0rend. Cakes. Pies nnd COnfec.
tsonery.
1aae from TIE hest material full stock always On
AAod. and families snppilea Al rra-nnaNie rn.es
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Foreign New. by Atlanta r.h,.

LisB ~; Isa l&--It is officially s,.,os
WA she f"f,usese Governmen, has TO- @isr
aR'ip''N-N L~"aia Aiedicost. banker ~
L'sss Z" "fe no'nss Euusll, engineer =,
-. = 'cy telegrsrhle c.,,a
s..--''ls .Ais line is 10 be run
" .ac A.iT ANA iral, thase Ii.n,is =,
some point 30 the United States r.as,
The new cable is to be submerged on the
Allen principle. 1t b Estimated that the n.
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New York Market.

New York Market.
By Telegraph February IL.
Cotton-Nominal; 20ia
Flour unchanged and inactive 9.5ol10ao for
extra State asodl4 90 for Il. H. o.
Wheat-California frmer, others unchanged No.
2middlng in store 40, 1858 for No Greer Bay In
store. Cali lorna 3.lT.
Corn lc loser: 20 for new mixed western
anoat: 20 for very choice.
Barley-Scsrce and firm.
oats--Dull and nominal, at SAKE for western in
store.
Pork Dull and heavy - I20 y rs for old mess /:
q. Is ll!9 81 for nnw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER

""s NtsH S;eOtst k'spe Ettttt,
No. Ia Eass SCI ST.. Davenport, 40.
.p,afhirg Tabs, wa:e. Closets, Wash Basins, Lesd
sike. Sheet Lead. Cise-s Panpe. Force pnrps Chan
S Sener Brackets Drop Light Pendants glass Shades
Al kinds Of plumbms. e. and 0oeaA Pine EItllne
ssy,e ana e MIR rafee eef9o.fV
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MaaERciaL.

psnse os the enterprise will not exceed
G6aa COO
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CONSUMPTION
C.a.V BE CURED.

Dear Sir Having witnessed Incorporation Of Dr..
Wrighte Tar Syrup In cases Of Consumption, cheer
iuiiy recommend ii 10 oil psrsons 20 ain,csee
Fourth ana ChestSus Sts., Philadelphia,
adelphia, writes
constant hemorsres was induced to try wnRht's
Tar syrup After using sly bottles. health returned.
and am now ab 10 attend 90 my bneinese.
8. 3. Stevens. Drnevis,s Reading, Pa writes:
Mr.. J. T. Krone, NkThe sross OF Tar Syrup pur-
chased about three weeks 80 s nearly all sold. ~
customer speak highly Of q Send half gruss o. \
g. B. vansycke DrurrttD. Trenton. n. J., Gays
Dr.. Virgins Tar svrnp Zee all you claim for Il.
- ny customer
Country Storekeeusrs. n1ee d per boslle. One
bottle WIN cAsek the 1oet s6y1avased Cough.
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Dy Telegraph MILWAUKEE, Feb. IA.
Plouf-U nehanged, dull e.75Ql0.o 90 for best
spring extras.
Wheat Dull and lower; 2.0l@2. 02 for No. J..
Toledo Market.
By Telegraph ToLEDo. Feb. IL.
Wheat sales Of amber Michigan at 26l.
Corn Inactive, lie. lower sales Of No. l q
ssc.
Oats-..lc. lower sales OF No. ! At 6lc.
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Chicage Market.
By Telegraph fs0'u.ly -.
riour--Less active, but In other respects I'M
changed: inquiry mostly for good and choice
Whsst-Active. but closed . shade lower !;
No. l, quiet at 2 o5912. 06; No. 2, opened weak,
closed frmer st 2.0ih@s.olk; No. ssl .slh
Corn-Opensd active At yesterdays decline
but subsequently improved. closing at se1f0
sos< for new.
Oats Active and lower at 5si6a57.
Rye-Almost nominal; so offered for 10. J.,
and sellers asking about "a.
Barley--Buyers OF No. 2 offered at sos re-
jeeted At 10Gi.7i.
Provisions Quiet and holders generally frm,
though concessions have been Innde on some
standard articles.
Mess Pork-Taken at 20. 90.
! LGrd--l5slGlilI for prime steamed and ket-
| tie.
Green Hams-sold at l2il shoulders at ;.
| Cured Meats Steady al previous prices.
| Dressed Hogs-Strong at an advance Of csc
on light weights. Closing sales we're 9.co@s SO
for divisions on zoe rs +, 9 s90fl0.09 for extra
heavy.
Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph February "A.
Hogs Received. ,so7 head. Market active.
| and l06tisc. higher than ct closing Yesterday.
! Stock all sold at "a range of 6. 6o6ls.o5.
Cattle Received, Az head. Better demand
for good second class cattle which sold at I Is
al. 80 extra cattle not offered, and nominal d
s ooCe5o.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14
AELMB0Ls's iROsE WASH,
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HELMBOLD'S
DRU0 AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
No. $50 BROADWAY.
No. $50 BROADWAY.

Andby Druggists evesywhere.
Price el.26 per bottle. or six bottleslfcr os.so,
Aeliv cred to anysaddress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14

DIUBEIIC AND INUs
And cures al diseases arising from HABITS
OF DISSIPATION. EXCRS0ES. AND I'M
PRUDENCE IN LIFE. IMPURITIES or THE
BLOOD. &C., superseding Copaiba in affections
for which IL b uscd-in these diseases, used in
connection With
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14

which was aid and comfort and encourage
ment to rebellion which be Was forbidden
to give. for which, and IN fofbeafing 70