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The Newfou dlsnd Cable.

AsPY BAY, N s., June 8, 1855.
The cable between this place and Newfoundland,
Meeting the lines Of the Newfoundland telegraph with
those Of the Nova Scotia line has met with accident,
probably from the anchors Of of the numerous
sells now In this bay. The weather has been somewhat
rough the past few days. but is anticipated that the
cable oqn be underrun and repaired within short time
The Horrible Murder in Canada.
KNasroN, c. W., juno 8, 1898.
Stanisaus Barreau who committed tho double murder
at Laprarie few days since, arrested here last
night disguised as preacher He has made full con-
fesson
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sere had been Approved in the Pruesian Chamber by
vote sf one buDdred and syenty 10 ninety -nno
India and China.
The mails from Bombay 10 April 2S and Calcutta April

India and China.
The mails from Bombay 10 April -, and Calcutta April
~, are 10 hand
detachment Of royal artillery consisting OF one hun
dred and sixteen men, with and children en- route
nom Mhow TO Kirkee, have been stricken down with
cholera In the jungle. Bombay papers refer In very
strong terms 10 the conduct Of the military authorities at
headquarters who dregarded the protest of the div
ssonal authorities at Mhow against tho men being
marched through the deadly jungle during the terees
heat OF the season
rhe government of India has promised to Construct
double line OF telegraph 70 Kurachec and ALSO to com
HEAVY COMMERCIAL FAILURES.
Notwithstanding the denas Of the statement that the
house VI Cana Son, OF Bombay with branches IN Lon
don, Liverpool, &C., had suspended payment, the fa
lure ID now fully confirmed, and tho liabilities are said
to be enormous The original estimate was IS 600 600
sterling Nothing would be known 70 the prospects
OF liquidation until tho arrival OF the Bombay mail due
In London about the Path Of June Losses in cotton and
shares led TO tho suspension.
Confirmation is also said been received OF she
Richie, Of Ccylon.
Trade at Calcutta virtually at q stand still The
Times correspondent says that house which confined
itself to legitimate trade likely to suffer Failures
would be confined to spectators shares and 10 those
who had overraded in cotton in Bombay results
wcrc probabe but s stated that the leading capitalists
had agreed 70 postpone from July when c-as would
probably have come 70 October the calls due in the for
mer month.
Tho Bombay freight market was very heavy, and not
single charter offering that would pay expenses
Cotton for Liverpool taken 2ls per ton and seeds
for ballast had been shipped at l6R
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Tho Emperor Maximilian has conferred tho Grand
Gordon OF the Order OF 81 Charles order recently in-
stitutcd for ladies' upon the Empress Eugonie
telegram from Algers May ~, says:--Thc Emperor
on his visit to Peiziance suddenly surrounded on
entering the town by the whole tribe OF Fletiees, who
earnestly requested that their relatives who were com
promised IN the lato insurrection and who are now
prisoners IN France, should be set NJ liberty. His
ksesty moved by their assurance Of fidelity granted
their petition.
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Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
COnsOle closed on the 26th at 0OZ 0OZ for !

CVHSo'o OOreu ou VIC <OtH dI Wa u wa TOT WVbey
AMEuCAN sTocKs.
United States 1ve-twentes, 81 67k; Illinois Central
Railroad 75h Erie Railroad, 81 625s. The Confede-
rate loan remains steady at 8 q TO-
The Bank of England hos reduced it's ratio Of discount
to four per cent this afternoon.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 25, 1895.
CorroN.-Sales for two days Is, 600 bales, including
1000 bales to speculaors and exporters The market IL
easier, with slight decline.
BEEADsrUfFs.-The market 10 inactive.
PRovrsIoNs.-The market is quiet and steady.
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Prussia.
neAsstro. .Prossian commercial treaty with Tho ZoDL
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Austria.


The Vienna papers announce that the removal OF the
exceptional state Of things in Hungary is imminent.
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The Yellow Fever Plot-The Ex-slaves
and Their Masters-The SuHra9s Ques.
tion, &c.

NEwBEas, N G., May 81, 1895
The Judicial investigation at Toronto, disco,ing the
fact that the rebel agent Dr. Blackburn introduced the
yellow ever here last through infected cloth
ing, which carried OF thousand Of our citizens
is creating much excitement and Indignation This hid
eous and long studied plan TO deliberately murder
cent men, women and Children who had never wronged
him in any manner, regarded here Of cruelty
without parael-a crime which only be estimated
and punished the preeence Of his victims in another
world
The people in this State are fast becoming reconced
TO the system Of free labor and beginning like tho
change From present appearances is apparent that
order and consenment will reign supreme in North
Carolina The attachment ng this State between
the masters and their former servants s very strong
They seek each other like the members Of a lost nock
and readily come 70 satisfactory understanding the
prce Of labor and their relations
NEwBERS June 2 1855.
The nnversal suffrage question being discussed with
grea, deal Of interest in North Carolina All parties
agree IN saying that equality the cartridge lcg-
uma,ey followed by equality in the ballot box but they
disagree in regard TO the time when The negro should
vote
There are two lines OF steamers running direct from
Nevbern to New York; also from Ncwbcrn, via
Roanoke Island, through the canal to Norfolk.
There much rejoicing here over removal Of the
restrictions on trade which has given new impetus 10
business.
For the want Of an engagement Of some kind Captain
Grahams famous company Of mouWod rangers had q
sham heht with battery today W the streets Of Now
bern, which created some cxcitetcst at lr wag hav.
ing reported that Wade HamptoDs cavalry had captured
tho town
Novbcrn promises to be very healthy this Tho
city mas never been 10 healthier condition than at
present
Chaplain Borace James tho superintendent Of tho
blacks at this point, has received call from leading
church In Washington, D G.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

Io-day's Advseelesassasb.
RlRsT /
NATIONAL RANK
Depository Of he United States.
THIS BANK (THE FIRST NATIONAL
s's'es9 Continues to
BUY AND SELL RxCHANcE
ss,cesAoe points and drawn "a II the peuminent
p'-'e' IN the United ssascs; dsais4arusiy q
Gesd Cossposes asea GOsa assdD
S0lCer Co6Ses,
And makes iss own SIGHT OF TINE DRAFTS on
over 100 cisIns and T0wao In
England, Scotland, Ireland,
snv On tE0 continent OF Europe.
psya the highest market price for ill Of the ms-
tho variety Of
GOLD BEARING BONDS
issued ey the o. 8 Government. This Bank being
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONIES or
THE UNITED aTATEQ
u authorized TO receive subscriptions for ALL the
that OF
1910 VOTES,
Of which latter securities, IRE hare dissribwfed
sfeaffr number than any BGnk fora.
We can offer superior Inducements for parties to
subscribe for this loan through us = al coupons on
notes thus purchased,
Will be redeemed by ~ at Matu-
rity, without Chirge.
In payment Of Subscrip ptions I this loan ~ viii
Allo,e interest to date on all md 2 ysars
nee per cent legal tender notss, scksther
same be tcith, or ,ritAout coupons.
~ This Bank respeci fully solicits deposits on
current account, or Certificate Of deposit and 10
all Of it, customers II pledges the most liberal treat
lnent. ~
IRA NaIrFoRD, Cashier.
A CoRB1N, President.
mhso- -dqtaw4w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

Pssrry Ooop.-Ths First National Bsnk
Of Iowa City hes Just deelsrsds aemi-annual
dividend Of Gftess per csnti That win do.
Two and half PIT cent. pr month ought 70
be perfectly satisiaetory y any impartial
stockboldcr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

TsEY are going 10 hsve DRAFT over in n
Iineis pretty soon. To avoid Il the people
sse making desperate efforts, and W hops
they may succeed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

CAnrErs, Or CloruA AArrDos, Foor
Mars And HsAnra Ruos.- Wadsworth 4
Co.. Of Rock island feel justified in saying
that they have now in store the most exten.
sivs and Aandsomest assortment Of the
sbovs goods svtf brought 70 this secison oi
The countsy-every ssticle II ths I aeeck ID
entisslv ses. bought since the decline in
prices end win b susd at reasenahls ln&es.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

DIED IN HOSPITAL At WILMINGTON, N.
C.-The following Iowa soldiers died in hos
pital at Wilmington, N. C., March 9th 1865 ::
Private Thomas Bornan, co. X. ID Iowa
cavalry; q. w. Botlenhifer, CO. l., 9Th Iowa
cavalry; Horace Searcy, CO. II, 9Th Iowa
Cuv vo1p<,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

. Ar the School Elestion in Rock Island on
Thursday, Charles Buiord ms elected mem.
bsr Of the Board, unaninously.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

Sowsxo.-Our farming population ID to b
seen now only in the field, where they are
putting the wheat and other grain as fast ~
possible. Should the weather continue q.
vorable the bulk Of the wheat land Of Scott
county will be sowed this week, which will
be in GOOD season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

Tns Lrs7Ls FoLxs.-1n . few days, Col
Elleneer will INTRODUCES his little folks % THU
community in few days, with unusual at
tfact,ons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

BY neglect,ng the precautions which com.
mon sense dictates many fall victims to
their own i-nprudence. W. have seen the
young and beautiful girl, the hope and pride
Of her parents. Hsr cheek flushed with an
ticipation, and her eyes beam,ng with the
gay dreams Of life. We have seen all this
cganhed for shroud, by neglecting COM
mon cold, which had settled upon her
Lungs, &c. Nmight have easily been cured,
if it had been attended to in time. Now,
when your Lungs are first diseased with the
incirient stages Of Consumption, you should
ne Aliens Lung Balsana, which will re.
licve them without fail.
For Sale BY ES. BALLARD.
Also, BY Osslsrs n Fdmily Medicine gesr
orally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

D. rsoRAns, ~ cslehratsd. Spanish
H1eaa: ii = hise0eA = Main 49,,
pGssnpssk o090-i0V
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

CGAInvoYAxcE.-Attentiou 10 directed "a
the advertisement Of Madam james il IN.
other column.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30
Asesasa s4le sr M1assAelA p.

On Friday, at 10 O'Clock, win be ofFsr~,
for sale at the dwelling Of n. Billstein Rim.
ley street, above I'd, in "Parker's Ro~ 5,
his entire ssoek Of parlor, chamber ara
kitchen furniture, embracing large variety
OF valuable housshold eooos to numeron,
PAnxss 1 VAN TuyI,
1930-dot. Auctioueers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30
SpleWUUU SvUUe pNUpeHvv.
No. 8. "Merwin's Block," Perry Street. for sale
(wisn present rental Of 81, loo, paying good ~
Ssrn now and prospectivcly avery valuable prop.
sssy. 70 Gloss . concern this property 10 offered
q very low price and ON easy terms.
The Property formerly known -
leademy Of The Immaculate Conception
Fer Sale.

tion" property for sale. This elegant estate com.
psisss 10 acres with main building (whish cost ~
0OO) and good barn; land in centre Issel end high
sloping gradually south, east and north. Will be
cold al grest bargain II appfist r. SON. If
villa. plans Of which may be seen q Our eIics BY
any party proposing 70 purchase. buiLoe~s are
invited 10 calf and the same. - the work will
be let BY contract to the lowest bidder The land
borders upon the city limits. but being just out
side Not subject 10 city taxes. Beautiful IN its
naGura condition. this land is tastefully laid out
10 gsrdeu and lawn, and 1000 shade and orna.
psstslsrec are planted lsrge forest trees stand
iae north Of the main building. This place 10 well
worth the Vstenti0n Of purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

RsrvRsED.-Our young friend J. s. Mac
kenzie and wife arrived home from the
Washoe region few days since. He is Of
the opinion that it is good country to b
in and thinks Of returning soon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

INTERESTING LErrER-We publish in this
issue very interesting letter from our cor
respondent g Thomas Of the goth By q
perusal thereof it will be seen that the
boys appreciate very highly the truly be,
nevolent and highly patriotic scheme Of the
Asylum in Iowa, for the orphans Of our
dead soldiers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

Commission. St. Louis Commission
House Of F. w. Aufderheidc, is one of the
most reliable in the whole country. We
take pleasure in referring to card in another
column, and Of recommending the concern
to the patronage Of our shipping merchants
and the public generally. Everything
staunch and reliable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-30

No. II. Lot on Brady street. west side, IS feet
stsnt by l65 feet decp-price very low: On pay.
osat for the lot tAs sScsey 70 bsildesiH b loaned
~ . term Of years at sir per cent
No. IS. On Brady street. l60 feet front BY $50
- dsep-fencsds Price el2 psr lfons loot.
Ne. q o. Third street, Ut Ne. l0fafksr'e "a.
ditisa, (eeener ~, price, e90e.
he. q. 4 valna6le city 1os 8. 3. corner Main
- and college Avenue 800 Tea - Main - By
10 Neet o. College Avenue and ccmmanding :
beoulisAl river visw. Prizes q. 800. f0
The Placer herald., 1865-03-18
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. T. B. MCFARLAND, Presiding.

Hon. T. B. MCFARLAND, Presiding.
Friday, March 10th.
The People VS. California Central r. R. Coz
Stipulation filed and offer Of judg gment.
Ford Frost ct al-Tried by the court, argued
and submitted and taken under advsement.
Gautier VS. English-Decrce of foreclosure for
plaintiff and judgment for ST 900
Jackson VS. Howard Judgment and decree for
plaintiff for 1886 and costs.
Cohn VS. Boke ct al Cause dismissed at plain
tiif's cost.
Hilton ct al VS. Gallatin ct al-Judgmcnt and
decree for plaintiffs for S543 and S32 attorneys
fees and costs-thc defendants, Bradley and Gar
diner, to be paid their claim of 5 ,042 10 out Of
surplus proc oceeds OF sale of mortgaged property.
Willard VS. Van Mater ct al-decree Of force To-
sure granted, mortgaged property ordered sold,
and proceeds applied, first to payment of amount
due plaintiff.
Hale VS. Lowell ct al--Judgment for plaintiff
and decree Of foreclosure.
Saturday, March 1lth.
Mariner VS. Mahoney- cause dismissed at plain
titl's cost.
The People VS. California Central r. r. Co..
Judgment and decree for plaintiffs for taxes in
accordance with stipulation fled
Patton VS. Placer County--By consent cause
placed on calendar and demurrer submitted on
briefs. the decision Of Court thereon to be enter
ed as of February term.
Hall ct al vs. Crandall ct al--Twenty days
granted defendants to file briefs on demurrer and
twenty days to plaintiffs to reply.
Schellhousc VS. Ball--moon and order retax-
ing plaintiffs cost bill.
Court adjourned for the term.
The Placer herald., 1865-03-18
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. II. FELLOWS, Presiding.

Friday. March 10th, 1865.
The Grand Jury reported the following indict-
ments Against Edward Lopez and A. G. Greed,
for Murders Robert Harmon and James Nightin-
gale, Grand Larceny; All Bat, Burglary.
Saturday, March 1lth.
Perkins VS.. Connor-Plantitf's motion to dis
miss appeal submitted and taken under advise
ment.
J. Decker vs.. Geo. Whitncy-Action dismissed
Judgment below reversed and judgment rendered
for Plff for costs.
P. A Gay vs.. Wilson Copper Mining Co.-Mo-
ion of Pl II to dismiss the appeal, and motion of
Dets to dismiss action submitted aud taken un-
der advisement
The Grand Jury returned the following indict-
mcnts: gainst Francis Gordon. for Grand Lar
ceny; All Quay, for Perjury; Catherine McFlynn
for branding cattle with intent to steal the same;
and q special report IN the case of the People vs.
p. D. Ryan; also their final report, upon which
| they were discharged for the term.
Monday, March 18th.
Ia the cases of the People against Francis Cor
don and All Bat defendants were given one day
to plead: and r. Harmon, Jas. Nightingale and
Cath. Mctlynn, two days.
Perkins vs.. Connor--Order dismissing appeal.
Gay vs.. Wilson Copper Mining Co.-Same.
The People vs.. Bernard MuIphy-Jury empan-
neled and testimony heard in part.
Tuesday. March 18th.
In the cases of the People vs.. All Bat and f.
Gordon. the time for defendants to plead was ex-
tended one day.
f. ". Hem VS.. His Creditors Default of Cred
itors entered and Sherfapponted assignee.
Wah Chung VS.. His Creditors Same order.
The People VS.. Bernard Murphy-Trial con
cluded and Defendant acquitted.
The People VS.. Francis Gordon Defendant
plead Guilty" aud Saturday next was set for
pronouncing judgment and sentence.
The People vs.. Robt X. Harmon Defendant
plead Not Guilty. and cause continued for the
term on aft iiavit Of the Defendant.
The People vs. All Quay Defendant arraigned
and granted until Monday next to plead.
The People vs. All Bat-Detendant plead not
guilty, and trial set for Saturday. 18th inst.
The People VS. James Nightingale Defendant
moved TO sci aside indctmen,and filed demurrer
Motion and demurrer argued and both ovcrruled
Defendant plead not guilty, and trial set for next
Monday
The People VS. Catharine McFlynn- Defendant
moved to set aside indictment.
Joseph Decker VS. J.. Whitney Continued for
the term.
March 18th.
The People John McFlynn-The Jury re-
turned 4 verdict OF guilty.
The Placer herald., 1865-03-18
'' ~ ~ vi III ~ ".
BY order of his Imperial Majesty.
PEDRO EscuDRo EspANAAvE,
Minister of Justic

SUMNER FALLowING.-In In the transactions
OF the California State Agricultural Society,
published in 1864, Mr.. E. Mcdaniel, Assessor
OF ColuSa county, says: 81 have been farm,
Jog in the county for ten years, and | speak
for this county alone. For the first five
years we sowed grain in the usual way, and
our average of wheat was about from twenty
to twenty-five bushels per acre; barley some
better. For the last five wears we have been
trying the experiment, Of summer fallowing
some, and we raise about double the amount
OF gram to the acre, and much better and
heavier grain"
The Placer herald., 1865-03-18

Dr.. HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs -Wbercver
there is dyspepsia they are in demand Nor is il
for INDIGESTION alone that they are specific
Every disorder of the stomach, the liver. the how.
els and the nervous system seems to yiel5 to
their influence. They are an antidote 10 pain:
they refresh and reinforce the exhausted animal
powers; they counteract the morbid principlos
Of disease; they regulate the whole vital mach
merry, and may be justly termed the strongest allv
that science has ever brought to the aid of
nature in her struggle with sickness Sold BY
Druggists and dealers everywhere.
HoSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN
San Francisco
The Placer herald., 1865-03-18
CHRIST CHURCH.

DIVINE SERVICE. according 10 the ri,os -
the Protestant Episcopal Church. will be haS III j.,
the Court room on the SECOND and FouRru Sr" IN
DAY of the month. Morning Service at II o'clooI.
Evening Service at 7 ! o'clock 0eA'
The Sunday School will meet at O'Clock
Persons desiring the professional service Of tbo
Minister at Marriages. Funerals etc. arc ene
ed to give notice to Mr.. J. L. Browne. Anbnrr
or address him thus:
REV. ADAM A. McALISTEP
Assistant Minister Grace Church
Sacramento
The Placer herald., 1865-03-18
Amount in the several Road Districts March
The sacramento Union.

The stMtA in Sacramento, between the
Long" and "Sbort Haired" factions of the
Abolition party, over the municipal Offices,
eliminated in the nomination Of two tickets.
The Long Hairs" or old line Abotionsts,
bolted outright, and nominated ticket in
opposition to the regular organization. -
They were boastiu Of their strength, respec-
liability and influence, and created an i'm.
preston, at least abroad that they would
be successful over, wha! they denounced as
the corrupt faction that was ruling to its
ruin the great, patriotic Union party, of the
capital city.
The quarrel grew in bitterness and clamor
as election day approached, and the whole
State turned with attention to the result
Well, the day came, and Tuesdays sun rose
and set, upon The worst whipped set of
Long Hairs" that ever raised their parrici
dial hands against tue peace and life of
great ~, honorable (9, loving (), humane
q, patriotic (0 and Notwithstanding party
The result can be told in few and simple
words. The Longs" went eagerly into the
fight upon the early morn, but before the
sun had climbed to its mid day altitude, they
wlIted and disapp psared from the scene of
action. They were assaulted in force in
front, their wings outhanked, their reserves
overwhelmed, and the entire host captured
or put to ignominious fight. The Shorts"
--sometimes called the boys" strikers"
shoulder Litters," Plug UgIies" etc, beat
them two to one on nearly every candidate
except the Collector, aud he was elected by
the vote OF The "Shorts," aud is believed to
be in their interest.
The result was stunning. A thunder clap
from clear sky, would create slight aston
ishment to that felt by the Union, and all
Long Haired" sympathising frieuds
throughout the State. Pharoah's host was
not covered half 50 deep by the Red sea wa.
ters as the wheImng modification that rolled
in a great and affecting wave over the dis
would fail to sound the depths of their grief
and nothing short Of beef or Gun boat con,
tract under Government would be balm of
consolation to their tortured feelings
Had the fight embraced only local issues,
no great significance would have been at
tached 10 the result; but in reality it involv.
ed the question of the strength Of Mr.. Con.
ness and his friends at the capital, and was
intended to effect primary meetings aud
county nominating conventions throughout
the State, in selecting Legislative candidates,
in reference TO the Senatorial question-th the
hereditary bone Of contention in California
politics In this light = the election became
important; and in the victory the CONFESS
Low interest obtain prestige that will 90
far toward building up and maintaining their
dominancy in the Administration party in
this State.
The old liners may struggle to prevent
this, but they will find the Conness parlizans
accomplished wirelw rkors, indefaligabe la
borers and schemers to gain their ends, aud
determined to ruin if they cannot rule.