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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

FHAxx MgrEn. next door west of the First
Nsniional Bank, has very select stock ol
cloths, cassimeres and furnishing goods.
Call and leave your orders for spring cloth.
inv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

Fos SALR.-The residencs Of the sub-
scriber, corner Of Brady and 18th streets.
Lot " By 150 feet House contains ten
rooms. Imrl5.dtf in. RoGsRs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

A REMEDY FOR PILEs.--It is blessing to
the suffering to know that we haye an ef
fectual cure for this truly troublesome dis
ease. Mr. j. p. Hazarle, Of l64 I'd ST.,
Cincinnati, o., takes great pleasure in in
forming all who are suffering with piles that
he used small quantity Of DIR. Stricklands
Pile Remeny, and it effected permanent
cure. This seems to he the case with all
manufactured at No. 0 East 4th St., Ciu-
cinnati, o., and sold by all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

PLANT Trees AND vIxEs,-- John Temple
has superior stock Of Shade and Fruit
Trees also Grape Vines and badding plants
Of choicest varieties. Particular attention
paid to transptnnting, and perfect sati fac
ton guaranteed. Nursery corner Main and
Fourth streets. mr23d2m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26
FINE BRICK MOUSE FOR SALE.

No. 8. One Of those modern and convenlen
houses in the new block known As "Clintol
Place." Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

wIsxLEs 4 wILsons SswIxc NAcBisss.
Salesrooms on the corner Of Second and
Brady streets. over Cones store. 9. Ly-
man, Agent for Davenport and Rock H.
lArd apr24-d2t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26
BAR. BILLIARD { DINING ROOM

No. (. Rar, Blizzard and Dining Rooms .or
rsrt 1connected. with kitchen and sleepi,,D
vc-ms at,ached,) formerly occupied by Z. d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

BUSINESS EDucATIox.-To become fully
qualified for = position as book keeper,
clerk or telegraph operator, 60 to Worthing
ton. Warner L Prats's Commercial College.
corner Of Brady and ID streets. Course Of
instruction thorough and practical and
terms reasonable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

3. ". corner Sd and Lock Island Sts.
Rrfereuces--Dr. }. Morton, New York; Dr.. n.
Wehster. DAYTON, q Or. b. Ehrman. Cincinnat,,
o.: Dr.. j. rewpie, Prof Of Mat. Nd, Dr.. s. +.
Hsnkln. Prof. Of surgery in the Homeopa4hist
Medical College Of No q 81. Louis; Rev. y.
8, watson; Of this city. janSS-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26
FURNISHED ROOM,

No. &. Furnished room for rent. for gentle
man. also a room un.urnishcd--both good roomi
An the hu usincss mart Of tire CITY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

TnE ConIxa EvENr.-Every one who
takes delight in the display of genuine mu.
sicnl talent win certainly not fail to attend
Mrs. Taylor's concert on Friday evening"
There is not the least doubt Of her great su-
periority as vocalist and her selections
are Of the very choicest Surely such an
appreciative public IS ours cannot fail to ex.
tend its patronage on the evening named.-
Secure tickets early.
THE FOLLOWING testimonial, from rev
ercnd gentleman well known in our midst
to the high order of talent possessed by Mrs
ID. 4. Taylor, who gives concert at Metro
politan Hall, on Friday evening, will be reat
with interest
Having enjoyed the pleasure of an &C
Quaintance with Mrs. d. E. Taylor, Of sew
eral years standing, and having been favored
with the frequent opportunity to hear heI
sing. II is to me source Of pleasure to give
unsolicited. my testimonial to the high ordei
Of her talent and ability as vocalist, which
so far as my knowledge extends, has wor
for her the general appreciation Of the pub
lie wherever she has appeared.
d. g. WATSON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

DoS'r sE HuxBUodEO.-But walk right
down 10 Burrows mill, on the levec, corner
Front and Perry streets, and get the best
XXX flour, made from selected wheat, At the
old retail prices viz 500 in barrel, $500
in paper and IS. 90 in bulk. d2t$
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

FURNITURE AND CARPErs-Thc largest
pets ever opened in this city, can be found
at the popular establishment Of Her ~ Sell
by, Cd street, four doors east Of Perry. He
undersells all others in the line. and war
rants perfect satisfaction. Call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. apr25dtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

=. A. 0E1N, n. ~.
DHYS1ClAN AND SURGEON. OFFlC1
I resideacs No -, corner Mein ~ Third
sersets. Dsvsaport, Iowa jyl-es-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

No. %. A large. light. airy Office. fronting on
East Second Street, corner of Brady with ante
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

FRE-- This morning at 8 o'clock, there
vas an alarm Of fire, occasioned by the
burning Of the "Merning Star" saloon, just
above the railroad bridge, in Wetmore's ad-
dition. Being ffail in structure, and com
bustible in nature, it burned ~ The ground
in hurry. The Ore il supposed to have
been the work Of an incendiasy.
In leaving Davenport, ws return our
thanks to those whose patronage We have
had. Dr.. A. Miner, Dentist, has opened
an Office in the rooms formerly occupied by
rs, but VIC desire that the public take due
notice, that We do not recommend him in
any wise, ~ our successor in business.
IHRowBRlDGE 4 ROBINSON.
ATLANTIC AND YouxG Folks MAGAZINES.
These most excellent periodicals for the
month Of May have been received At Plum
mcr's. They are filled with the most in
seresting and instructive reading matter,
from the pens Of the very best writers cfthe
country. You viii miss some very choice
reading il you do not get them. Call at
Pummer's.
.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

No. 9. "Merwin's Block Perry Street for sale
iwitn present rental Of 81 Loo paying GOOD re
turu now. and prospcctively avery valuable prop
ertv. 70 close a concern this property Is offered
es very low price and on easy terms.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

AUCTION SALE Of household and kitchen
furniture, consisting Of cook stove, Parlor
Stoves, BedstsadsA Extension table, Sew.
Ing Machine &c. &C.. will take place At the
eighth 4 Western Avenue on Friday the
28th inst. Sale to commence At 10 o'clock
A. n. PARKgR 4 VANruYL,
Ap26ot Auctioneer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

TAnPkNTIR AND BUuDBR. SB0P On
NCen.sreiA Allsy, sepssiss ~ 0nW, D.
V0nQagt Il, ~s., ases ;.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26
N. 8. TAYLOR. II. y,

DEALER IN FURNITURE. CARPETS,
DNste. Oil Cloth Mating, window Shades
4 M .eeond a.. next door to Perry. iy21
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

rurO9. =. HES, NJ. y.
DHYsIClAN AND SURGEON. Once, cor
i ner Main and Sd streets. Residence, 9Th
street. between Scott and Western Avenue.
Ian i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i basement Of state bsnk buiio'nS. neeioence
sth It,. bes. Bardy and Perry streets. nolsdw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

LANE 4 DAY.
A TTORNEYS At Law. OFFICE IN SAM;
~ Perry's new block. opp Pcet Omce. leni
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

AND AGENT; Buys and sells Real Estate,
i \ on Commission. attends to renting Houses,
Halls. etc. The best references given when re
CURED Office in. Frank Plummer's Law Ofics.
entrance lower end Of Post Office Block, up
atAira sep28-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

.1AME9 O0ARR11ON.
ElANlLY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANT,
q on hand the best quality Of Provisions
Hollow Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
Second street, between Brady and Perry, d
enport. myl4-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-26

DRACTlCAL DYER PARTICULAR AT
4 rsxrrox paid TO dy eng Cloths. Silks, velv:ts
o. Garments Of any kind-to give any color Dc
sired. Third street, two doors west q Iowa
aorth side. mylS-dly
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
New-york Roagbs In TresbV..

l"
Yesterday we stated that a stranger bad h...
robbed on the public streets in broad daylight ana ~
der circumstances Of peculiar aggrayation. Jnss
careful examination yesterday By Lieet Col ETs
GlsrooK OK rrovSst nsrsnal OF Ssvanaaf i wss s
who was robbed came out 10 Savannah as stse,s.
passengers the steamship Leo The parties arysos
having in casual conversation discovered ha, Hs,s
was route for Atlanta, Ga. signiGed that tksx
bound 10 that place. They all came ashore when W..
drank together after which Haynes was robbei A.:
evidence against his companions being most copor.
hundred dollars or IN default TO be imprisoned q. ~
Psniteltiary OF Georgia for six months eash ~
parties convicted gave their names and regideness
follows. John Gallagher, City Hail.place, Ney.YoS
city; John Maloney. Washington square. New. VI
etyi james Morrison, YorkviIle, New.YarI az.
Henry Moran. Hndsoust, New.York city, jobs ~
ply, Newark, New-Jersey. The defendsnts faiins -
pay tue fas were ordered to be confined Ia The M II
Chatham county until guard can accompany ~ =
the Penitentiary at Miledgeville. : -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
THE OCEAN YACMr RACE,
rh. vTevrses,n yic,orioas.

The second great ocean yacht race OF the
.oason between tho yachts Palmer and Henrietta,
was decided yesterday afternoon the latter yssss, being
=. Sndv Hook At IL AS on Monday morning, strong
North wind blowing the time and the sea
hang 30 rough that IL was Impossible for the guests on
the steam tug to board the Palmer. @ Lns n.ses ,nad
or sorne time Between aud soclock in the after
non volept gale carried away the enrietas stay
ssi tearing It 20 atoms, in spite Of which aeciaen. INC
yaolts nssssd the Barnegat Light House at 3;lO AZ
81 tha vsssel, sailed by the Absecom Light. anu al
% The same evening the LightShip of Cape May was
caobed the Heuretta being six minutes ahead OF tee
pn,nar A. sIO on tho ensuing morning the
rneao, Iight House was reached and the Henrietta
nassed the buoy OH Sandy hook at O5 yesterday aIer
aon about II minutes ahead Of the competing vessel
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
marken-Reported By Ttlegraa.

PHIIlDKLPHIA Oct l7--Ali trade here don: P,to,.
du Crude 32a3sc. Refined. in bond 6d62,c Prss ~
doll ,aies of New Red ai 81 55ass 9 Old Rss -
s2 s. White. "a Tga sa. Corn snis. Yellow, Ne w.
Burr.Io Oct i7-fIour quiet. whes, inss,iy,, ,.r,..
apart Cora Lsavy and nominal Barley he'd i q ~
81 a. Pork and hrm at s57 Css.l Freshs !.
New. York-Wheat, 25c.i Corn, 22ei Osis. H9lsc IN
bush. Germ i5246 bs.h barley 5a1t bash R,s NJ
bush. HIports-Wheat, 3.7as bush; Com, .; ;s8 bud,
BlLrimonr, Oc.. H.-Plour Arm; Trade brand, ,e,r.
Whea, rm Prime Corn dull and hesvy sals. 10
bush Yellow. et Sc Seeds doll and and droopn; ccsss
Bseon steady. WHISKY tending upwsrd at % a2zsa "a "a
CIyuySATI Oct l7-Fiour dull br no, ower, Whss, 4.
cliurd i4Prov.Ous dull; Whisky advanced to % a. hos
MoSrRK.L, Oct i7--Plour--super Ertrs, ssis,ess s.,
EItr. - ezidS Fancy, 81 i5G 81 Is; Msnasd csss,
asi sssr'i o. @ oSsf sssac. s'''' ~. ~
ira 81 2sa 81 s0 supefsne. sc 1qdss 50. whss,-FI.
81 40 ~ so; spring l7GSl ZS Barley, '4c Rys,S.
O,ws EGO, Oct i--FIour uncbangea sales i,soo LII.
Wh,a, dul sales Of 1000 bash. No. Chicago spra, 4
IS 900 bu,b. fair White Canada at s2 3s ID
waukee Clnb by sample at 60. Corn scarce and Qria
No. Illinois he'd at 7se, without 'ale' Osl; ssee e
nomipsl Barley her sale. Of 9 s' So oa.S Ss,s.
a s07. Rye 6rIn sales 800 bssh Canada o. Cas
steady os 5ss ssS %p2s .,.y rs Sss Ss RS. ws'
ports ss3 bbll flour 81 0oo bush Whes 1900 bush bs
| lev Shirped by rsilTosd. l525 bbi,. Flour.
| CuIcleo Oct l7-Flour doll. Wheat quiet a, :be eos
Al decline offld5e.; No !, 81 36d 81 9t Noa sln
sils Corn d1l and 2d24c. lower sales a. t5nS3a 10
No 4 and so &C. for No 4 Oats dull and 2dll losu
sales st 25c for No l. and 2cic for No q Picvisoo.-
nothipe done Hiehwne. dal at 81 ssR ksceipts--
900 hbls Flour ~ 90 bush. Wheat 2ltoeo bush Coa
aud S. 900 bush Oats. sbipments-S,SO 6ea flooi,
4 bash Wheat l7iO0O bash Corn end 6t,tV bush %
Presh r,n and 262ic. higher; i59l7c on Com and ID
Il ific on Wheat TO Buffalo. ur
MuwauKyg Os. l5-Flour dun and 25c. lower VIZ
narskv and 2Ic Iower ssles at 3G 81 J't TOT 70
kecsn..-l go bbls. Flour 600 bush. Wheat ZOO -
Oats shipments-7,0OO bbIs. Flour 900 bush "heH
% 90 bush. Oats , ,,,r..- ,,n :.
ALBASr Oct. I7.-Fiour quiet Canada Whi,e Wass
40 e5 Amber State 81 %; sales 700 bush osts loS
80 IS 100 1u,b State at 55d5Sc. Corn dnli sales 70
bn.h Wes,er AZ 7c Tor hot s4d3Tc for Vnsound and .
70, Prime Barley bed higher and less ,e'yei avr "a,
hsh CanadT East at 81 I2 and 5000 bnsh Cenaa !" ea
eI 2a Shipped by tows--Con, III oo0 bash b1risy
s1,h Oats % 600 bush; Wheat, 1900 bnh' MAR D'
bush Feed, leo tGus. Hl Il'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
The south Carolina state Election.

From the Charleston papers we learn that
Che following the ticket pat before the people Of that
city for support at the election 70 be held throughout
She State Of South Carolina tOdays
For GOrera0r--Ja ames l.. Orr.
For DieuteHonfG William D. Potter.
kor Sendtors Chaeston)-H. ID. Le,esne Henry Buin-
For eprrssStatSUe (Chsrlestoni James CBmpbeh; .
T. 5. DuIyea; .. Benz Lucas James sinons Jcnn A.
csgaeIi .. samuel Lore ~ = John hApeeei; James
Esson; r. o. Andrews, I3 W j. Gsyer; "a w. Il. Mi
ksn; IS. I'd McCrsh g. r. d. Richsrdson a.. 4. O. Bar
ke.j s Archibald Cameron, ~ r. MelcheTs 20 J. Por
cher. ."
Mr.. James Conner had declined 10 Re considered
candidate above but notice appears 70 have beer
taken Of the fact
asx Gov. Aiken, Mr.. Whsley anc Nr. Campbell o.
Charleston were being spoken o candidates iOT The
United States Senate and Hon. Charles Macbeth was
tobe again run for che Mayership Of Charleston.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Naval.
TlfR NAVAL DOCK RACE.

THB NAVAL DOCK RACE.
II was GENERALLY supposed that the dock race
would begin yesterday bat II did no; IL mpGss1Dss
places the Agouquin taking the place hitherto occu'
pied by the MiaOoski, and vice versa
THB SABINE.
Tho Sabine still waits fair wind with which
10 proceed to her Winter quarters at New London.
ARRIVAL or THB MALVERN.
The United States steamer Malvern, Lieut..
Commanding r. =. Potter. from Washington Oct. IL,
via Hampton Roads Oct, TO- arrived here yesterday.
Tho Malvern has been two years In commission, and
during most OF that time has been tho flagship OF the
Atantic Squadron, under Commodores Porter Lee and
Radford. She goes out of commission soon. and then
will probably be- sold. Her officers are, Lieut.. Com
msnding. T. T.. Potter Executive Officer and Acting
Master, A. Taylorj Assistant Surgeon, j. 4 Ramsey
Acting Assistant Paymaster, L. II. Arms; Acting En-.
signs Slampa. Perry, Ford; Engineers, Amberg, Had
ley Elliot Buckley ana CrOss. P0ymasters Clerk, +.
o. Plunkett. Capt. Mel. Thtoo U. >. Marines, for
merly senior marine officer OF the Atlantic Squadron.
cones p0sengy1.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Large Sale OF Gevernmens Cosfon-ba'ef'
MAJ N.n,ernus and Bidding slow.

Another lot of United States cotton was SOLO
AZ auction Yesterday afternoon at the Exchange saIes
room in Broadway. II comprised 26i3 bales OF Sed d
Isend and j6o bales Of SAVANNAH cotton, and i.SOo
half WAS more or less dana ged. The cotton was
cassed atey and previous to the sale fair es,
Wa made % ascertain the extent OF the damage ahu
lie result OF tho Investigation given in ths esta'
The sale opened at O'Clock Preceding y notice
was given thar payment for tho cotton would DC re-
onrcd IN gold com or In certificates of gold coD 10 be
ssn,d by The Assistant Treasurer and rating at 40
Dor cent Only few OF me regular cottqu merchants
were preseut the bidding being mostly dons py speea
lators. They were generally throughout the sac yer,
lax Ia their bblding and showed earnest desire to
buy. ....... -, ., ..--- 80
ihe cotton however sold very well, Savannah fetah.
ing satIsfaetory prices whilo Sea Island realised
larger prIce than any befora One hundred and forty
two bales Of tho first quuty OF sound Sea Island cotton
sold At O. l6l per 10 In ge!s. which equal to about
81 81 incurroney. I.... Ir...
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
A Card.

To NE Editor Of The n. j. TrfbHEs .....sI ..t
SIR: On the 7th day of January, 1864, Twas
arrested by order of Msjor-Gen John A. Dix at that
time commanding the Department Of The East ana was
consigned to Fort Lafayette where remained Q
prIsoner seven months. At the expiration OF that
period was released upon the execution oil pono 70
secure my appearance when 1t should be required py
,he o. authorities From the day Of my arrest mp to
this hour have never ceased to press for ria Du'
more has ever been granted me, nor have Fever been
able to procure copy Of the charges upon which my
arrest wos made On Saturday last received from
Gen. Dix the incosed letter which beg you VIII give
place In your columns. As Gen. DIX was the instru'
met IAN Innocent one boleye) made use OF by certain
designing and inscriptions Government officials IN
bringing upon mo so much contumely and suffering
and as he speaks with full knowledge OF oil tho facte
in the case, and after long and careful consideration
Of the same, think have right to expect that hif
conclusions will be accepted by you and by the public
Very respectfully yours, 4.
a.,t A. NJ PALMER No. l5e Broadway.
Oct 10 126J
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Death from the Iahniatios sf Chscroforra
-Ccrouer,s Enquesf.

An'inquest was yesterday held by Coroner
Wjldey a. No. Is Seyenthst, upon the body Of high
Parker whose death. II 10 claimed. was the result ..
inhalipg ehl0rofoFm. Deceased had injured bis
called atthe office OF DR. ORely No. Invest Fourth
ST. for the purpose of receiving surgical attention.
The ohloroorm vas given 10 snabe him TO undergo the
operation. The following is the evidence:
Robert Nelson, NJ. D.. residing at No. 2f3 Wooster.
Il testified that on tho day In question he was sent for
by DIR. OReiiy 30 assist him IN reducing disocaton
OF the shoulder JOINT; agreed to give the deceased
chorOfrm he made no objection 10 taking " gstil he
had breathed i q short time: twas administered by
James OD0wd being pparod on a handk erch icf aud
placed In front of dece1seds noses be told nhse
quietly in about two miRutes DIR. q Reilly ordered thu
chlorcf0rm 10 be Withdrawals my attention was directed
10 deceased and / observed that he had ceased
20 hroaiho his ears aud fugers became quite
blue; .spriDklsd cold weieri bis
face and ohest his tongue drawn out OF his mouth
and kept out and repeated eXortions made e. expand
and contract tue elebi electro gayan!'m Vas also ap
piled: no signs Of o were visible sftor the first notice
action Of the ohoroform; cannot assign reason for
s producing death In case ID was given with care
and only about two drHns had been used have fre-
Qneay given II in much larger Quantities without ln.
Nelson and wire preiiohl ii III Tine. 80 :" -
Thomas G. FbinelL II. u. tesdbed--I have made q
post nortem examination OF tho body Of deceased and
heard the testimony IN reference 10 hs death; III my
opinion death wss caused directly by uhlorotOrm. and
indirectly by fatty degeneration OF the heart.
Tho case was then submitted 10 the jury aEJ four u
them returned The following terdtetj We hud that
the deceased his death om the eject Of ohloro
ioVm administered for tho reduction OF disoeeIon on
his shoulders we further recommend tna greatef caro-
be used by physicians in giving ehcrciorm 20 'nes
patients" Two of the Jurors believed that death vas
caused from The chlorDiorm being Improperly a4miAi4'
tered" - D.. ~. .-r - r..--
Deceased wasa native Of Ireland, aged IS years.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
BROOKLYN NEWS.

CHILL. .MURDER.-Th body Of male infant
was found about midnight, Monday. BY R@gndsmAn
Brennan OF the Forty fifth Precinct nailed up IN dea
box lyng on the sidewalk In Tayorst. near KENT ave-
Ta,tern District Marks of siTangulatlon were fonnc
upon the neck OF the infant and blood oo1ed from tne
mouth and nose. The body was sewed upin coarse
canyss and the box which contained II held eonsuera 4
lie HOOD. The unbca cord had not been tied, and
ibi. accounts for the great how Of blood Dr,Ioseph
Crohme, held a post.mortsm examination at tho ota
ton House yesterday afternoon. and came 70 ts con
clu.ion ths, the child was born alive bot did not ne
leve the marks the neck were evidence sufeieht o
foul play.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Republican CoSnty Cosvensisn-A Lively
,'Time-Andxew BiakeIy Nomisated

The Republican County Convention ass sm.
bed last evening ct Union Heada uarters corner Broad
way and Twenty third ST., nearly all The delegates
tho Number Of over fs}beinR present. Mr,eharies s.
Spencer presided, and Dessrs Michael }. Ryan and
ChaHgs III. Hal OhiciAted as secretaries.
A6r the callng OF the roll Informal beliot for the
nomination of Supervisor. had resulting FOL.
lows:
AbdTew Blskely .....-35 Nelson D. phair. ....g
Henry Lestlk -.-......s 2 John 4 Eebley. .....7
Freda ck q WagHer.23 Wln H. McKiuny 80.
Jobn L. Otterwel. IL Thomas B. AstO2. ....
On mO< on OF MIR. Ii. A. Hewlett Il was then agresi
that 60 vs sSnd constitute choice for oGnddste-
aud the Convention then vent into formal ballot re-
sailing in he nomination o. Bakely by CT votes; but
n being feupd s, i22 votes had been recorded instead
Of l9 the GetGal number o. delegates another ballot
g&s had, Wilh Che tOlowing suit.
Andrew Blat ely. Oh James DaYs ...-..... 81
Frederick G. Wagner. 81 ~
John ID. OueTval -.-5 Total. .1l9
The announcement Of this reflt was received with
enthusiastic cheers by the supparTers Of Mr. BlSzey
and with evident cbagrn on the part Of Ar. Wpg1ers
kriendc
Mr. Gteipbreaner stated that be had kept reiigiovs
b fsitAa record of tie voting aud tonnd that MrWEz.
her had received 20 votes instead q co.
Mr. SPENCER replied that the Convention would be |
governed By the reeOrd Of It's secr8sres. MI Bakey
the candidate Of the COM Teuti for Supervisor 10
plsce Of Mr. james DaEis the presssi incumbent.
IL was then moved that the nomination should be |
male unanimous; bat the motion RAs l0st-sll OF |
8agner's gI porteTs Toting Ia the negative.
lie ConYSa.l0n then Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
There's the rub
There. the respect
That makes calamity Of 20 long lie. %


! We never pass slopshop where baggard women
come bearing huge bales Of underpald sesngj We do
not SEQ tic pnched toyworkers and dolls dressmnkers
we never observe the little stores whose windows
declare, Ladies linen made here" We do not note
pulld lines OF weary girls uing for fresh air Behind
crowded couIters without wishing that they would
help us at our need-hey their sisters In lOtand
cook our ABUNDANT dinners FOR excellent pay rather
than bay their ueagor ones fOF half their wages.
They H do It exactly when, in addition 10 tho money
we offer them that absolute and hearty respect which
dbilay demsuds-whether II be ability 10 cook OF TO
Til that day. patient Angelina try TO gran Yankee
ideas on Coltic stem. One In hundred viii flourish
Meanwhile 90 you to Monsieur Blot, and know that
for every lesson you add something 10 the daily
beauty" Of your life. For right housekeeping censcs TO
be yatry thing when you remoaber that without Il
perfect home can bei and cooking IS no longer com
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kSeps Edwin IN tho body that he may the longer sdoro
yoN So pofseyero. even II y6a como from tho Cooking
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nerry' wisdom your lips III TO do we're Us easy
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