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REVOLUTION.

TT0 consolidate the trade Of Rock Island, Mo
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UNITED STATES
INTERNAL
e Il " Il ~ U Il i.
Collectors Notice.

THE list Of taxes assessed under the laws Of
L the United States, in the Fourth Collec-
ton District Of Illinsis. on Annual list for the
year 1859, has been returned to me for collection
BY the Assessor Of sad District. It includes
Special Taxes, liioenses,) Income Taxes, and
other Annual Taxes which are unpaid. Said
Taxes are now due, and payment thereof IS
hereby demanded.
All persons assessed on said List,in Rock Island
County, Illinois are hereby notified 10 pay to
me- al she Office Of X. Carter, Assistant Assessor,
City Of Rock Island, Ill.,, on or before the
First Day Of June, 1869.
nss~ All tsxes will be subject TO a penalty Of
FIVE per cent, with interest AZ the rate Of QUO
per cent. per month, and costs, ten days after
deman | Am compelled by law 10 collect pen
atty, interest, and costs, when due, and Will do
60 in every oase. J. b. CAHILL,
mAyFd20t Collector 9TH District, Ills.
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RAGS AND OLD ROPE.

The Attontnn Of Printers aud Publishers 10
sailed 20 my sp9k OF FLAT CAPS, LETTERS
F0LIOS, &C., which will always be found 81
cheap ~ nay atbo market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14
ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. l3.--ln the Senate TO
day considerable debate arose on the reso
luton offered by Mr.. Foot, TO print 2,o0(
copies of Gov. Pslmer's message. Mr.. Ep
Ter, democrat, moved TO print 1000, ant
supported the resolution by q warm eulcg,
on tho Democratic State Rights doctrine
At the conclusion Of the debate the amend.
ment IVES adopted.
Ten thousand copies by vote Of L. ia
IL. Lieutenant Governor giving casting
vote in the affirmative.
| A resolution by Mr.. Woodson, from the
JOINT committee. to draft . general corpora
| tisn law, was adopted, and Messrs. Wood
son. Knapp and Boyd WAS appointed on
the part Of the Senate.
A number Of local bills were passed and
the Senate adjourned till to-morrew.
In the House large number Of bills
were reported back from the Committee.
None, however Of general interest. A res
elution similar to that adopted BY the Sen.
ate from the jsint committee, to draft .
general law for chartering private corpsra-
lions, and after considerable discussion was
adopted.
Yeas, 50 nays, %.
Mr.. tanning, democratic, sfFsrsd . rsso.
luton 10 print $4,000 copies of Gov. Pal
msr's inaugural address. and after . run.
nng debate Of some length, the democratic
members urging, it passed.
Tbs amendment provides for printing
hve thousand In German. 1000 in French,
and 1000 in scandinavian.
The resolution was adopted. and the
Heuss adjourned at 10 o'clock to dey, un.
ill Tuesday next.
The bill to repeal the act in relation to
sapitalspun,shmsnt, passed last session, was
introduced. Also. . number Of joint rsso-
lutions aud LEGAL bills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14

HAVANA, Jan. 13.-News from the city
OF Msxice,to the I'd inst, is At hand. Prssi
dent Jusrex gave an Official breakfast to ~
members Of his Cabinet and other invited
guests, At which Gen. Rosecrans was pros
cnt. The American Minister assured Seno,
Tsdsjathat the present and succeeding
administration had entertained and would
entertain the moot cordial feeling for thu
Republic Of Mexico.
Mr.. Emile Lassre has obtained . con cse
sion for the Guaymas Railroad, and the bill
| only wants its last reading in the Mexican
Confiress.
HAVANA, Jan. 13.-Da.es from Nucvitas
to the 10th instant havo been received.
Valamazsda was unable TO reach Saban-
len and was surrounded and hAsd pressed
By the insurgents. A portion Of tho Mata-
sEas volunteers have gone over to the reb
els.
Nis reported that the troops are return.
Ing and arc destroying buildipgs and plan.
tations.
Arms and ammunition are frequently
lsudsd for the insurgents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14
GEORGIA.

SAvINNAr, Jan. l3.-Ths News publish
es report oia conversation held by ore
of Its directors with the negroes coacerne
IN the O.eechee troubles. The negroes say
Col Williams, whoss report was forward I'd
by General Slbley, only visited one planta-
ton, three miles from the saene Of
disturbance, and did not 60 70 the other
places t. ascertain the correctness Of the
report concerning the sutragss. He asked
no questions except whether they had any
complaint against planters, whether they
we're in arms against the United States,
and what injury was done By the sheriff
posse. lie asked no questions about the
resistance or robbery Of the sheriff. He
went down 1t night and returned before
daylight next morning. and vas aceompa.
MED on the trip BY one Of the leading
disturbsrs Of the peace Of Savannah. Ii
vas reported that the party WAS arrested
BY the negroes and released upon Williams
explaining Who he vas. Sheriff Dooner
publishes . card denying Col. William .
statement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14

Nav YonK, Jan. 1.-THE Herald Lon
den special says dispatches to day from
Madrid state tina, one Of Macmillan Z
Mexican generals IS secretly engaged il
that city making arrangements with mum.
Der 81 Spanish scientific and military otti-
GERS, with view Of placing Count Girgenti,
bro, her OF the exking Of Naples, on the
throne Of Mexico. Two hundred officers
Of high rank are wanted to carry the
movement into execution. Their pay will
he secured them from the time when they
enter upsn their duties. Several European
governments assist secretly the enterprise.
Gen. Prim grants . number of Of. de-
sireus OF going unlimited leave Of abssn CO
for the purpose Of taking part in thesx.
pedi,ion. Nspoleon,it is said, iavors the
project.
The Hera'd's Havana despatch Of tho
l2th. statea that tho Spanish General Bal
mastda is reported is surrounded and hard
pressed by the insurgents on the road 10
Seuvatz. A portion OF Mantanz volunteers
have gone over to the Insurgents. Troops
are reported returning 10 Nsuva,z. dsstrsy-
ing plantations as they move. Arms are
said to BE arriving for the insurgents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14
ILLINOIS.

SApiEKyiLLs, Jan. li.-h terrible tEag-
edy was enacted in this village last night.
Uhauncey Barley, . farmer, residing in TIE
outskirts Of the village, discovered his wife
and James Laird, . Deputy United States
Marshal, in dIgrdnte diiectu in his cwn
house, and. msddened At the 1ht, drew =
revolver and shot Laird three times, killing
him almost instantly. lie also fired two
sho,s a bis wife, but without indictng any
injury. IL 10 said . criminal intimacy had
existed between Laird and Mrs. Bailey for
. long time, but the husbands suspicious
had been only recently aroused, when he
laid plan 10 ascertain The truth Of tho
matter by announcing his departure from
home, but returned 10 find the matter a.
shove narrated. Bailey at once surrendered
himself to the authorities ard is now in
custody. Great excitement exists in Ma.
pisrvills over the trsgic affair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14
WASHINGTON.

WAsuixGros, Jan. 1.-THE Recenstrue
ton Committee yesterday resumed censid
Grafton Of the Mississippi question. They
examined Mtssrs. Fleming, Hodges and
Marley Patterson, Judge Fields and Capt.
Fisher. Con. Glllsm, commanding the Dis
,rics Of hissssiIp', will be examined to>
morrew.
The Election Committee hsd the Georgia
contested case bsiors them Yesterday. aud
came TO the following conc usion
1t. Ihs, Mr.. MURRAY, who holds Gov.
'liock $ certificate, Was 10, elected.
~. That Mr.. Christie, who holds Gan.
heaGes Certificate, was elected, but, NJ the
alter was ineligible. BEN, unable to take
he usual oath, thu c,sc vas referred % The
i.ec onst:uct on Conlnittee
The conservatives o. tho Virginia con-
vsn'ion met the Judiciary Committee Of the
senate to da.. The interview il reported
~ having been cordial The Virginia com
min'c confined Itself TO pointing out ob.
leetifns, As thes appeared to them, t. the
psn5iag constitution. The judiciary Com.
mittee requested their objections to bs
reduced to writing for formal action. The
'Heinisns seem confident. OF slectinr
their object, which involves suffrage for
rolored men and amnesty for whites.
In the criminal court this morning Dis
trict Attorney Darlington called the atten-
ton Of Judge Fisher 10 indictments ayainst
Jefferson DAVIS and Jno IA. Surratt,
charged with engaging in the rebellion, and
read communication from the ATTORNEY
General enclosing a copy OF the general
amnesty proclamation OF the President. re-
captivating the provisions and effect ofths
proclamation, and instructipg the District
Attorney to make an examination OF the
indictments for treason pending in this
district. IN order that IS early AS hs shall
have opportunity he nigh. enter q nouc
pros,qgs upon such indictments, and also
instruotng him that in cases whore it is
doubtful whether II comes within the scope
81 the proclamation he shall report to the
Attorney General for further inatructions
lhs District Attorney will therefore entsnd
nolte floscgRe In the ease Of the indictment
against Jeh Davis and also In tho iudict-
m-nt against John {. Breckinriiee, both
for treason. In the case Of John Surratt.
Mr.. Darlington said the Csse was some
what different, and he Thought il his duty
to report 1t to the Attorney General. Judge
Fisher csincided with the District Attorney
in both cases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14
LATE NEWS
BI' TELEGR.APM.
FORTlkr9a CeDv0RESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3-SsNArR.-Mr
Sumner presented apstition from Waite,
LOOMS, N. p, Of the District Of Columbia
asking for IN appropriation Of go. 900 t.
enable him 10 complete the demonstration
81 the alleged new mode Of tslseraphing,
dispensing with the use Of wires and usipe
the earth to Term one part Of the circuit
and the continuous electrical element fai
shove the surface OF the earth fer the ether
part Of the circuit.
Referred 10 the Committee On Patents.
Mr.. Williams offered an amendment ia
the bill introduced BY him to grant aid Ia
the Oregon branch Of tho Union Pacific
Railway. by which the Government. in.
stead Of issuing subsidy bonds merely
guarantees the payment Of interest on the
company's bends.
Referred to the sams committee with
original bill.
Mr.. Buckalew introduced . bill 70 sn,;tl.
elscters for Representatives IN Csagress to
cast vote equal to the whele nu1bef Of
Representatives to be chosen from the
Rate, giving then al to enc candidate Or
Distributing then = they like The hiehst
candidate upeo ~ cstusus . b eleeted..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jon. lathe following
was received Il the War Department this
forenoon
"Sr. Louis, Jan. l3.-Ths foollewing has
just been received per telegraph, dated
Fort Hazen, Jan. Is: Major. W. A. Mich
ole, Assistant Adjutant General on General
Sheridan's stan, commanding At Fort Dodge
reports that Lieut.. Martin, I'd Infantry, has
just arrived from camp and reports that
Col. Evans has captured an Indian village
OF GO lodges. Three men Of the third cav
airy were wounded. Col. Evans had re.
turned to his depot camp on the Canadian
river. No Indians were killed.
(Signed) CRArNey AckIBvRR,
A. A. g. to W. T. Sherman, Ii. Gen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14

An ordinance d.s-..x the duties and liking
tn. salaries OF the steam hire engine engineers.
Be II enacted by tho City Council Of the City of
Davenport, TO Wit
SsCtIoN |. 1t IS hereby made The duty Of the
engineers Of the steam hire engines. n. Uonahue
aud tirs King, to attend said engines at ali
times. and &c see that the same, with all the ap
paratus belonging thereto. including the hose.
are kept in geed condition and repair. and read Y
Tor use at oil tmss. and 10 do any and all things
necessary and proper to be done such epgi-
nsere, in respect to anv matters pertaining 10
the Fire Department Of the city.
$50. .. Said engineers shall be elected by the
CITY council, TO serve during the pleasure OF the
council, and for the fsithful performance OF
their duties shall each give q bond in the sum Of
i've hundred dollars. with sureties. to be ap-
proved py the council.
SIC :. Said engineers shall each be entitled
to receive the kurn Of siXtv i've dollars per
month IS full compensation Tor their services,
and no more.
Src 4. The compensation herein provided
shall be held 10 commence frsm the Is, day OF
November, A. ID. 1859. and hereafter shall be-
come due ard Javabe at the end of each month.
SIC. 3. All ordinances and parts Of ord ances
in conflict with this ordinance, are hereby re-
pealed.
Passed anil approved January sth A. j. 1869.
.. s. McN,tL. Mayor pro TEN.
Attest JsuS Lrllis. City Clerk. s-dOt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l4.-At 10 o'clock .
1se broke out a. Caldemill's iswelrv store.
corner 9th and Chestnut st.sets, which ex-
tended to Howell Bros, s..manuiacturcrs Of
wall paper. At this hour. 1880, il premisss
TO b very destructive. The supposed inn
cendiariss have been arrested,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14

PARis, Jan. 13,-Ths exclusion Of the
Grecian ambassador threatens to break UP
the conference. II il not considered
probable that the Greek government will
acquissce. and ito reply to the demand OF
lis representative for instructions 10 not
Likely to prove favorable, ia which case The
conference will in q! probability adjourn
indefinitely. III the meantime the pleni-
potsntiariss have applied 70 their
governments for further instructions. II
is understood that Russia condemns the
attitude which Gresce has assumed toward
the conference.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14
Notice I'm Bankruptey.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
L the slst day Of December, A. D., 1858. y
warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
estate Of Edward NJ. Thurston, in the County Of
Scott. and State Of Iowa, who has been adudg-
ed . bankrupt on his own petition That the
paw mont Of any debts and delivery Of any prop
eriy belonging 10 such bankrupt, to him or for
his use. and the transfer of any property BY him
are forbidden BY Law. 1hat . meeting Of the
creditors Of said bankrupt. 10 prove their bsbts
and choose enc or more assigness Of his estate,
will be holden in the city Of Davenport. before
NJ. n. Price. Register, on the 9Th day Of Febru-
arv A. ID. 1853, at 10 o'clock A n.
dec3l- d4s-tnur u. v. CLARK,
US. Marshal - Messenger. Dist. of Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-14
FLORIDA.

TALLAaAssB. Jan. 13.-Ths Senate 10
day confirmed Gibbs - Secretary Of State,
Mesks - Attorney General, and J. S.
Adams % Cemmissisner Of Emigration vice
X. \. Austin, resigned, all Of whom have
been appointed by Gov. Reid since The i'm.
psachmsnt last November.