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FRENCH IMPOgTED BRANDiEs.
MRE. CAsIILLON JNE. FINE CHAMPAGNE
cOGNAc.
vintsEes 1873 1875 1885, in Half Quarter and Fh Pipes
j. FAURE A co. OoGNAC
Vntages 1885, lS45, ls4s, 1855. 1861 1865 Quarter and
Eighth Pipes.
MoNTEREY FINE CHAMPAGNE COGNAC-
Vintasss ISIS and 1875. in Quarter Pipes.
DE IAPRADIERE CooNAc-
Vintage 1890 in Quarter Pipes.
PELLEvoISON ROcHELLs CoGNAc-
Fourth Proof Pale, in Eighth Pipes
Tire undersigned, Sole Agent and Importer Of
well known FRENCH BRAkDtES, has hand good
Stock imported by him two years ago. which he offers
Moderate Prices Orders the direct porta-
tons promptly executed.
T. BAILLY BLANCHARD. JR,
80 and 40 Old Levee street
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cONsTAsIt's SALES.

MOSES KATE VS. B MosBY-yo. l426-sIxra JUS.
tce's Court for the Parish Of Orleans
R1 x'RTUE OF a writ OF neri facias ITO
~ directed the Honorable Justice OF rbe
Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed sell a.
lie auction at the Merchants and Auctoneers EXCHANGE on
TUESDAY January 49, 1862 u o'clock NJ the following
described property to-wit-
LIT OF GROUND. situated in the Fourth District OF
this city, in square No. bounded by rhilip first Howard
and Jacob ssrsets and designated lot nunb,r hve
plan BY H. Pile, city dated 18th April. 1859
and depote in the ece of f. Bouny notary pn Bile and
measures 81 Get front First by 30 fees Depth with
ali the improvements Tier
- Txkxs-Cssh in U 1. Treasury notes.
WILLIAM GGRMLEY Constable.
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DEJAN. JR.. -------.
AUUTIoNEER,
Office and saesroon-l7s 0rsvier street.
Near Csrondclet, Rev Oneans
LIBERAL advances made consignmets Auction sass az
Furniture Cargoes Produce Real Estate and every escrp
ton of Merchandise promptly attended to.
Regular bale Days-Mondsys, Wednesdays, Fridays and
Saturdays
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\ sAvssA's rUkonAssss spksAU
Sos e al a. fAsK Eow. NEW YORK.
al s.pa. ei AERcHAEDIsr PURCHASED.
Experienced and petont brysrs Engaged
Osless promptly sne faithfully the orsss sEisS
purchases ony IRON afsteAss and reliable nosssa
r,reeEs rili DC rfsd, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY, vaeza
ssicsr. rrr,tssto Freight and OcraniscfS
ueEr.s.sss IN srss ne szessdlnE sl FIyB per ssaa
le-rrci<scs ~ ssosodi8e sla9 f~o AID hAAl
pso-sf e stsTssf
r..ttl ISAAC pAvEGA.
esss-ones Rex l7as, Esv Tofb
ss'ss,slhA s,se.
Il EMosAL..' '-.'.''...'' ..'..''.. ZEE AoVAL.
n. Law O4s.et
IA sourE
Has been removed to 10 Exchange Pace.
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GALE eF WAREHOUsED
AND UNCLAIMED O )oDs.
Q. S. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS
CnIIEcInRis OErIcE nac 10 1850

q. s. CUSTOM HOUSE NEW ORLEANsl
CoLLEcToRs OFFICE, Dec. 49, 1868 I
The following goods having remained In Warehouse IN
claimed for Than wsehoued for than
three will be sold public with
law snd the regulations o. the Treasury Department. al
warehouse No Custom House Building House en-
trance on SAIL RDAY, January ls69 II o'clock A. NJ
UNCLAIMED.
bunds Iron Ties; "a cases Cordial; box Cordial I;
bundles Iron Ties IA boxes Orange Flower
Mater lS oemi!Ohns Orange Flower Water /. casF
Lorks; l box Hinges, Locks, etc 4 box Ink SOC bun.
dies Iron 1ies; "a casks Port Wine bale carp.ts bb
Molasses; ii pigs Iron; IA Tiles; guns; cases
Paper; case Plated and Jsps ed Ware; bale Paper;
cask Brandy; Spoons Sc bales Ganny Uloh; 81
Ale; box Dent sts' Instruments; cask Wine:
pupeheon Bra dy Cotton Gin.
wAREH0UsED OVER THREE YEARS
Is boxes Champagne; Brandy Fruit; IS boxe, Cor
dial puncheon Whisky bale Handke rehiefs "A cases
Cotton Cards; 10 cases Wool Cards: bar Iron.
PERRY FULLER. Collector.
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CT.CBARLEs THEATEK-sT CHARLES ST
EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT
FOR A Snort TIME ONLY
Monday, dan. 4, 1865,
Reunion aud Farewell Tour Of all the word.famed
HANLON BROTHERS.
George William Alfred, Edward Frederick and their youth
fn prodigies, Julien, Victor, Francois,
And their
NEW TRANSATLANTIC COMBINATION
Now making their Farewell through United States
In addlos to the attractions by the HANLONs
they have also under engagement the following European
Celebrities;
PAU,
The daring young Russian Athlete aud Champion tbs
World upon the FLYING TRAPEZE, who will perform his
bloodehilng leap of $50 Feet Through MdAr turning
Somersaut in his tremendous aerial fight.
Accompanying the HAsLONS are:
Miss EMILY 1HORNE, the accomplished Comedienne
and Vocalist; Mrs. R. A. BRENNAN and Mr. R. A. BREN-
NAN, Buresque operate Artists; Mr.. JAMES BLAMPHN
Eurnpes Greatest Hsrpi t; Mr.. ALFRED B. sEDGwICK
Coucertipst and Buno Singer; Mr.. SYLVAN and Mr.
BENEDICT. Grotesque Artists.
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Bank Of Now Orleans. New Orleaus.
yuue 1868 in accordance with sections "a and IS Of the
act entitled 40 establish general OF Free
Banking the State OF Louisiana approved March Is
1854 notee hereby given to the holders OF the circulating
ptes Of Bank duly audited under the provisions Of SAID
sst 20 present the the Banking House. the
rce Aud for the purpose of redemption
this date otherwise the funds deposited
81 said Bank for said purposes viii be reclaimed
= N. Angus IN, Cashier.
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B.nl OF America, New Orleans, j uIy

Ts sTn aeeordAPe with sections 81 and $ Of the act
red an set To osftsh a general system Of Free Bank
In Of Louiss" approved March IS 1865 notice
h hereby vez the holders Of the circulating Of this
Faux duly audited under the provisions OF said act 70
al the Banking House At tue Office Of the State
Auditor for the Of redempton within one year from
purpose will be reclaimed j. Z. MORTIMER,
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g HERNsHEIM,
PEIIoAr CIGAR AND TOBACCO WAR gHoUsE,


CoR sALE-Two MULES FOR SALE CHEAP
BY DAN. LACEY,
i35 Julia strest
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Santa cLAUs's HEADQUARTERS.
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM,
10 and 4e.....sI. Charles street.....4O and 2
Ten THOUSAND BEAUTIFUL GIFTS
Win be given away. FREE OF CHARGE, to the Children
Patrons Of this Falhelabe Attractive and Popular Resort
DURING TIE HOLIDAYS
NsDtel Ornaments Glss, statua French Toys Bohemian
BOux, BOnbOns Jewelry. Plated Ware etc. compose the
list of Holiday Presents
The DISTRIBUTION viii commence on the Evening of
Thursday. the gath last,
And cOntinue until the night Of FRIDAY January l. 1862
ALL THE LIVING WONDERS
The Menagere, the Avary Taxidsrua Collection the
Hall of Paintings. the Geological Specimens other
MILLION CURIosIFlEs still on exhibition.
ROB HraRT's
NAPOLEON CONCERT HALL,
Ne. So Royal Street. New Orleans
r..... vOLNEY BROWN. Proprietor
Free Concerts Every Night from 70 u o'clock The ns
Wines Liquors ano Premium La Beer to be bad and served
FOX SALEM QUANTITIES TO SUIT PUR-
IRIsH wHISKY-Janss son S Dublin
B BSEEsSP e sTsss@ $Sr. S, .
RECTIFIED VIII KY-various brands
EkUTRAL sPIsdIs7DoMEsII0 BRANDY.
JOS. H. WILSON. los and ITO Magazine street.
EoK sALE-REAL EsrArE-sEvERAL Hue.
ssr.IS. D * cotton ana 4I.S BE
Rlsptssns Orange Orchards and srss bodies Of ysuss
Property improved unmprOved form Of rssdsncss
ss WI % ven e % our PS
lea fiiisr Gard Esa Esss.s Assstz No q 0srondss
/ n. sARRAzINE
TOBACCO KANUFACrORY.
Corner Chartres and Cont rtrssts
e. J. r. sARRAEiE thankful for the patronage extended
1T sncs tas Of his t.etSTy has c9zstaI
doD offer the Southern superior
II. e. s. az .as q .. ;S
'ipss osssrs sto IS rsnsvsd BY every arrival
T ANDRETH's GARIEN SEEDS
H. HAFFNER hss store fun assortment Of Win
ter and spring VEGETABLE and POWER SEEDS from
fine lot Of onion Sets and To or Button Onions Aspar
Country supplied with Seeds by the DOZEN hun
0's' or los ST. Cksss street opposite 81 asasi fSsa,.
John Q. FLEMING.
GAS FILTER
Dealer In Gas Fixtures,
la PoYDRAs STREET. NEAR ST. CHARLES.
New Orleans
VIII puncusy and faithfully al orders utrusted
to him.
Orders len in Box No Is Mechanics and Dealers Ex
change win meet with prompt attention. ~. Us W.
A LsEkr LIONS SCHOOL Foz soHE.
xHATAwA. PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
Eew Orleans and Jscks0 kailroadl
Circulars may be obtained on Application to KosEEY
PITKIy. Esq, j sndis Camp street. New orssus
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

E9UND-oN CANAL STREET. BUNCg nF SIX
Keys which the have b. proving ersy
pay ing Tor tbs advertisement Apply At this office
L OST OR MIsLAID-A CERTIFICATE OF
II One Sha Of Stock in La Varete Association of New
Orleans No 3 issued in favor Of r. j. Kennedy. the 18th
day Of Februa y 1867 The public cautioned against
trading for app ication has been made for
tihcate
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BOARDING.

ID OOMS, OR ROOMS AND BOARD
h Can be obtained at 43 Bourbon street.
pOA III sG-BLEGANTLY FURNISHED APART
IL ments to rent with excellent board, and
psror TIE situat is of the desirable in the city
Apply at LAG St. joseph street
LIEST CLASS OARDIN9-ONE OR rWO
gentesl families who desire comfortable home aud good
living in pleasant part Of the city. ht be spp
cation at The Of Camp and Robin Streets opposite
Col scum Squae The house has large well furnished
and s surrounded By exte 1sye grounds The
the door.
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w Al. BRAY,
CELEBRATED HOMEMADE CANDIES,
Fresh Every Day, at HIS Manufae DRY.
ls6 Camp Street Opposite lafayette Square
NEW PHGN'x
REFREsHMENr SALOON,
In the v.stbus Of the ACADEMY OF MUSIC and between
the Phoenix House aud Academy entrsnee.

This Saloon is intended a PASTRY, CONFEC-
TIONARY and COOLING DRINK department, and wi,
serve from Mammoth Refrigsrato; Fountain, SODA
WATER, MEAD, the different MINERAL WATERS, such
asEv1CHY, KIssENGER, CONGRESS-. sELTZER ard
BLABON; sso COOL LAGER BEER Of the most celebra-
ted Brewers besides every known COOLING BEVERAGE.
The Fountain contains forty cooling cha nbers.
The Psstry and Confectionery department placed in the
hands Of the most experienced cusnies who will from day
day prepare those decaes for The palate known Hand
Lunches.
The propetor TO pl.ee cool drink within be reach Of
ALL reduced the price Soda and Mead FIVE CENTS
per glass Other Injuries in proportion.
In presenting their patrons the complete Soda ss
loon the world the propeers especially draw attention
the Fountain the application ard designing Of which
suggested BY NJ Waterman Co, Soda manufacturers
Of this city the building and mechanical skill belonging
Mers Morse Son, celebrated Soda apparatus manufaca
Boston, who have sppropr aiey named this,
their masterpIecs "THE TRIUMPH"
The Saloon is row open.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW OPERA ROUSE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY {, 1869
operate erfOrmance for the benefit ofthe
WidewS and Orphans Fund
of TIE
FIREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION T.
PROGRAMME:
]. First and Second Acts Of DOnizettis Gsnd Opra
Lucia di Lammermoor.
:. Fin lie Of Third Act o. Lucia Iammermoor,
scene DE FOLIB."
By Mile NJ Hasselman. Mons. Peront and the Choruses
4. Finale Of vsrdrs Grand Opera
JERU SALIENT
5. Forth Act of osenbachs operet.e,
Barbs Bleue,
With the usua' cast.
The Orchestra NJ der TIE direction of Mr. CALABRESI
Doors optn at O'Clock. To CONNIE nee At o'cleck g
cis'ly.
Prices Of Admission; TWO DOLLARS, ALL PARTS of
the House Gallery FIFTY CENTS No reserved Seats
Box ONCE open every day. from 50 to P. NJ, where
Tickets may be obtainei also the following pl.c s.
Geo. Ellis opposite to 9; Blacknsr Music Store l6
Canal street; TIler Jswsry Store lis Ca al street
JAS A. Gresham Bookseller 81 Camp street, L Grunewald
Music Store, l29 Canal street, A. Grswold Co Jeweiry
Store, corner Canal and Royal; Dumsnte Conectione
corner Canal and Bourbon; II. Zimmerman Jewelry
Store, "a and 90 Canal street; A. E,rch Bookseller $50
Canal street, H. p Buckley. Jswery Store Camp street;
and at the Frenens charitable Association 40 CarOndeet
StIett.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-03-13
Old Maids.

There is stigma of reproach cast
upon the term "old maid, too
often justly SC, admit. But where
does the fault lie? | know two
women who may be classed i'm that
forty years
old, or thereabouts. Both are of
good family, the daughters of
wealthy men. The one, some dozen
years ago, finding, as no sensible
woman can fail to do, that fashion
able life had nothing in it to satisfy
her, made a stand for herself. She
told her family that she must have q
life of her own. She had no special
gifts, except remarkable aptitnde
forbusiness, Inherited from her father.
In quiet way, she had turned her
attention to fruit growing, branch
of industry offering many attractions
to her, and into that business she de-
termined to enter. Fortunately, she
had sufficient money, left her by her
grand father, to be able to carry out
her plans, despite the sneers OF her
fashion ,ble acquaintances ana 'ne
objections and obstacles raised oE
her home circle. She estaollsneu
herself on fruit farm in the western
part of this State. Her work P.of
pered. Now she is the o" i and
several hundred acres OF rn4ira ,n4H' oc.
has constant and remuii,, ,,o,
n"s 49,, ,,f n Lind agreeabie 10 ner'
c"p'Iio" ~ " rrars her father died,
Alter lie" = thc rich man he was
ana, an In lns.l" tSJ' he was found to be bank.
Tupt.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-03-13

Druggists throughout the South and West can be
supple through the arrangements made by DR..
B. ". Hepserdam, of Pekin, China with j. B. Was
aon & Co.. of the Wholesale Drug Emporium, of
Memphis Tennessee, to whom all orders must be
ddressed. ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-09
. EONSUMPTION.

Dr. eChenck's PuInenic syrup,
q roR fus crRE or
COI.GAS COLDS AND CONSUMPTION.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-09
CHICAGO.

CnIoAco, Jan. 8. Last night detectiva
arrested a man named Henry j. Horton,
who had laid IN, plans for swindllpg .
rGinber o. mhoiesRlc merchants and others
u THIS city and elsewhere, On ansxtensivs
sca,e. l. seems To came here about Christ
mas and pat up at one Of the hotels, rep
rcseniing himself TO be purchasing agsn,
fer tic Pacific Central Railroad, and sta
TONED At Sacramento. Califarnia. Shortly
alter his arrival he Gallo d ct . printing and
stationary cstib ishmen: on Like street.
and ordered several thousand doll.ss'
worth Of slet o,a-v, aiso, osna booxs, checks
on nearly all the National banks in Iowa,
Missouri and toe Territories lie also or
dessd from another establishment several
thousand dollars worth Of stationary. In
tho meantime one Of the firms visited, lad
las .lspicions aroused, ana t.iegrsphed to
Sacramento. inquiring whether Horton was
agent Of the ".ci6c Central. and received .
reply ,hs, he was not. Detectives we're
placed on his track and ana ne waa final '
arrested ~ = low den on Clark street. Al.
ter his ares, hs confessed 10 being 4 swin-
a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-09
WASHINGTON.

Wash TGTcn, jau. s.. Tho y4te.aia
committee lea private meeting TO i.ignt.
~ winch icy formally orEsnz.d. Tho
PROF. cjl"es were cpAIiutd 70 general .x-
change of views, delivered IN colioqn!,l
aud informal manner. although the prJ>
efamh - cons deed set.ica. 40 cum
mtttec ~ remain IN peimanet oiean3za
ton. esspins quorum, OF ,h,ir bodv mere
until some hing Is accomplished for the C.
ii,i q their state. They nave pledged
themselves 10 atow no disceuraginp or IN
toward events to deter them from an earn
.7t aud pers'stent purtut of the onjec, in
view No changes VIII be made ia tho
committee, lette. having .een received
from Windh.m Eob,3tson that, a,snourh
detained. lie would soon arrive acre. TIC
committee vii meet Tomorrow at e'cloci.
and remain IN iu.. ession until Wedaesle,
next. when probably al bu, quorum will
SO home, with the understanding that some
VII return and relieve those acre duty.
,aas keeping constant, in session, lrcpar-
ed - take ADVANTAGE Of any circumstances
VA may arise towards ,he o. Zee. Of
Il eit meeting.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-09
LATEST News
DT TELEG E1.fPN,
To THR DAILY DEMOcwaT.
VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, Jan. o. ID tails Of the negro
enenfe near kempville, Princess Ann,
county. are received. Lieut.. Fsrrscut arc
force, while en- route for the farm occupiet
by the negro squatters who were 10 10
elected, passed an armed force Of IS negroc.
IN the woods, who made no demonstrated
upon them. Nearing The squatters' quar-,
tiers fresh number, vsriou.lv armed. re.
treated to house. which vas surrounded
Sergeant Cullen advanced TO the door and
WAS instantly shot, which 80 luturated the
troops they returned the FIRE, AID, rushing
Ing INTO the house. tavone,',d one or two
negroes Three were killed outright. The
,roops were Withdrawn after eif,ctins the
arrest OF too Of the iinelssdsrs A dele
cation Of negroes then waited upon the of
ticers and demsrded tho aitns captured
which were Refused. The Spokesman re-
toTted, II ths, is the way ,hiugs arc going
on every white nan would be ,ua cut OF
the county.
The citizens eli ksmrvllle pickssed tn.
village, IL, woods being Ansd with armed
negroes.
This morning they had disappeared, and
with view 10 more speedy pac iication
tho troops retired TO the city
Apr, tensions tire still entertained of a
renewal OF the tfnsute and great excitement
contii uas.
Battery A Of the 9th Artillery arrived
| here this evening TO reinforce the troops.
negro nan ell Hodge, u toimer mein.
Der OF the Convention. Is reported 10 have
| eccssio ned this resistance to tte civil su
thor.tes by an ianamnatory speech, IN
~ncli be told them 10 hold on 20 tie pro,
psr'y and Ii ht 10 the last.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-09
LATE NEWS
BY TELEGR.fPu.
NEW YORK

Ntw foRK, Jan 8 The Sun says tina:
Gen. Batter has been employed TO prose.
cuts Dir. Bowles, Of The Springfield Repub-
lican, fer bis editorial remarks about Mr.
James Fisk, J. Ths general announces
his determination to bring the case TO an
early trial. Gen. Butler does no, approve
OF the action OF the New York officers in
loci ing Mr. Bowlss up over night.
Chas. Moody seriously stabbed officer
Porter last night wuie the latter vas try
iug to quell n disturbance between some
gamblers and sporting men in bar-Yoom.
Moody was arrested.
The Tribune reviews the post Of this
country ard Englsnd on the Alabam.
question, ard SAYS it 10 clear tina. the
American people will tolerate no adjust
m.nt Of tie Alabsna claims whi:h does Of
include On the part Of England an utter
Of principles and pr.ce-
dents on which her commsrcal nationality
WAS based. and which she desires u, to re.
puiats in cur future relations toward
Great Britain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-09
HAVANA.


{lAvANA, Jan. g. The Ga site will l,b-
it.h, ~ morrow, prrc'umaliln Nv tht
saata Hrne-al. grant tx general abso.ut,
amnesty o. n roeticsl oiicpses. pa,dou,nc
a. re--ons, wlethei now confined IN rriscn
or - hiding. or aiken, f,om the -oun. =.
't'". Du'Ce y ISSUE another p.eelsu a
is.'s ''' r~u aiss9v'eg maiitarg c8nini,,
- ard i.stoi / fai! jnis.ictty u to osva
IN ftN ann lew days.
to- h"cc VII promul, ate law. .stal -
sd '"'N ot the press
ff'-' rriu Ni't be permitted to discu..
't' .l"'trvc 'ia'', pubic censorsh.p p, oil
'e-.'e'' except ihose relating TO slavery
ard ~" PAS ol CAL K rcli lon.
iie i'i:isn n.r steamer. Eclipse. arrived
~ Nth toe important UeWs from Por
~ Prince
The usytien stesne.. Salna,e. seize
tie British schooner. Couch from ST. Mare
With cargo Of coffee and cotton. and
csrrisd her into Port au Prince asa prize
L VAS ieperted that the L. S. Consul, a,
Aux Caj, rad been roushi, handled by
he revoiutionists, bl. tho story . no,
credited.
An attack WAS about to DO made gu po,i
al Oun.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-09
MISSOURI.

Sf. LOUIS, Jan. 9-1ov. Fle.cher's
message was submitted TO the Legislature
yesterday afternoon. IL recommends the
submission % the people of an amendment
to tho constitution, enirsncnising all per
sons now distrauchssc except Bu.hwhack-
ers or Guerr Has. PERSONS WHO, after having
voted or held s.lice, claimed protection OF
foreign governments during tho war, and
persons having voted or ted ,f!ice under
the Coniederscy during the war, and per
cons having falsely taken the oath Of LOYALTY
- the government. ]. also advises the
40 iishmsnt Of the voters oath.
The popua on Of The State las IN crease |
ahou, % per cent. IN 4 wears
The assessed value OF property has in
creased almost S2o0,o00 600 over that OF
1870, in -lud,ng =, thu, tune, Sal 900, 900
worth o. slaves
The Cover norr.com.nends the legislature
to memorisllze Congress TO extend some
subsidies o the Atlantic q Pacific Railroad
Go, as have bsen gwen 70 the u. p. Road,
and TO instruct our Senators and reoues q,
our Representatives. 20 vote for such meas
urss as will attain tia. end.
Tie Governor also ecninnends tho ab l.
i.ament oftLc Office OF Public Printer. sud
the esiatlisaue..; OF a State printing office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-09

NRw ickx. Jan. "a Washington dis
patch ssys ,he Treasury su,horitles have
aseertsined that the recent attack upon
ClaIksvills. Texas. and tho murder Of In
spectors Phi 70 and Hammond. were com>
mt'ef in the interest Of the whisky ring
and moreover, that . cer,sin telegraph
company are IN league with the whisk '
ring. Geographic dispatches that were
sent FROM here TO tficsrs Of cus,ems III d
internal ievenu. at New Orleans, were
known TO outside parties almost a. soon "a
they were put on the wires, and disra IA .
from officers in New Orleans, in reference
to affairs in Texas, were known to mem
oers Of the whisky ring here before they
| werc received at the Department. Meas-
ures have been sdor,ed by the War De-
parsmspt to secure safety in future Of the
officers Of the government on duty along
| the Rio Grande.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-09

House and Lot for sale.
DEING ABOUT TO REMOVE FROM DA
ID venport ! Offer nv residence for sale, cit
uafed on lie Clare street. between 9TH and
10th. Enquire on the premises.
J. SMART
DArennnft Ian i,h 1917
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FORrlETll COSuREss,

WAsn NcroS, Jan. 8. Senate,
Rice introduced bill to create . new
judicia district in Kentucky, which was
referred TO the Judiciary Committee and
oIde.ed printed.
Mr.. Patterson. Of New Hampshire, intro
doced bill 20 repeal the usu-y laws in the
Dlsrict Of Columba. Referred
Mr.. Sherman introduced oil to regulat q
the price and encourage the production Of
cotton la the Uuitsd States. Referred 10
the Committse on Finance.
On motion Of Mr.. Thaysr, tho bill to
confirm the tide to certain lands IN Nebrss.
Ia, and bill supplementary thereto, wal
taken up and paid.
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Dec. 2.:ls6s
ttors wholesats. 60. retail. st70o..
WssAf-No. ]. eec.
s,sLxr-No 400 Z 50.
OArI43cu
SYE-No receipts
Cexx-New, So
Csioxs No receiptsl
FsrAross-No market
ECrrke- soc. per =.
Eass-30W35c.
GassK Arrrss per bushel.
HAr-aood Timothy l2s8Atl4. 0e, per. ton
Prn'ris SO 90 per ton. Slough. 800.
ColL-Soft wagons. lee y bnshtl-
Woop -ts 5oN7e Yer Cord
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LOUISIANA.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan s.-Gen. Rousseau
will be relieved here to morrow afternoon
Gen. Bn ,hanan assumed command to- ay
by virtue OF his sen GRITTY. His order as
suming commsnd simply announces tina,
fact.
Gers. Babeock and Porter, Of Gen.
Granite staff. have returned from Texas.
Sixty civil agents and clerks Of the
Frcedmen's Bureau Of this STATE have been
discharged, reducing tho establishment to
small proportions
An order was issred yesterday prohibit
ing further admissions to the freedmen
hospital.