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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-19

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aber nod. nidt befimmt, mel1e Stra6e
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@rmee brad auf, unp Tbomas mar i1on
cine weite Strede tntfernt, ais Ct ben
Srrtbum entrefte. Gontre<O rprc murre
,rat aa9enbIidli6 se9eben, Yeruriadte
aber einen 9roben 3citoerluit. Der tur9
ra5 mittlerwetIe ein9etretene idltdte Dets
ter nldt ucrrinBcrt puroe. Nuf bieie
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-19
BHminaton.
Qine ueIe Grpeoitiou.

W 8
Oh FBetpeiie. pab Butler Gle 56ul,
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tpurren, unc u ctu Mueiaaen porloe
tomunen u,sbn1e binau. un,sr penen cir
6drttben bes Ct. Gcmmaneeur letnpls
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9TH Corporal Ibum. QawltY. Gin DE-
fttttat- aus or Nsbsusnatmee made oil
mnbelune. po6 sr pdbrsnp rss nsultttr
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man QsRanpsn. Bdbrsno Der awn Iaa'
oes .BombAvotEsns fsien nur 500 bic
800 Mann In Den Gorts 9ewefsn unit
B,lmin2ton nebn ua'asesno babe lein'
Truppsn sur 9uRdtuna aebobt. Dae
Utu.r pom rtr 6to,,r lei 70 fart oewsien.
oo6 f& ete Beasuua un.sr Die bomben'
fsRsa So(ematen bdne Au1ddsteben mhl
fen. 3wet BON loren Ranonen leten 9s'
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(pilsr blo6 ouf Cen Nnarf p'murtst. um
lib au ne.een. 3u ibrsm &'1aunsn (st
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btsfeibt 9ewdsn. Am o,itlen luae ie, atsr
8rape NH 6OO0 Mann in W,Imtnelon
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lanr'ttn Iruppen wieeer sini6,ften."
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@aae: fair, It rab cine nsue Grpsetlien
e.9en Wdmtnatou oueQs(nnrt morren.
n ,oab Jou Gilbu wabrldeinItd istt
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In Den telsarupbiidm Na6u&ttn fnrm
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feblebabn or Don Grant ct'ohIlen Gan
p%un9sfupprn. une ftsbt ~ utparten. rof
er uno porter in loren Spualionm tt6u
barmouiren mercsn.
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ton miro flaret bsroueitusn, Oh uno mu
neit Butler sntlbulctar II. Ssrtnfoue
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prouof Narfba;'s OiHes,
Dauenport, Is. Sun. 'G5.

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SO lbsrftnrs 9bnsn anbei cine Grpn
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1864. msI&s I'm Suiuu0 e css publ,fume
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oabe nsuIid ufabrsn. rae Q;u!e. ,psld.
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tar pte A%usfsuuna pon S&stntn boben
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@ornebeness war bereito In 5oB ale
Die 0loruth. Wslcuna ltsr rte D,dbI.
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Gontroue un(eru BaFsn osbra3t nor
ben, IN
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Deutibe Briefiife 80. 9.

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III Dausnpert. Sowa. am l3. San. 1865 ltsssn
finn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-19

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-01-19

6. &ufle!l. peamstRs..
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Death Sentence Upon n Woman.

Mrs. Martha Grinder, condemned to death Tor polls
oning woman, 10 to be hanged in Pitsburg Pa, on
the 18Th OF January. The day Of eIecution vas an
nouneed to her on Tuesday The CnRosIoLE says
When the Sheriff entered, the unfortunate woman
reelel hihl but on seeing the crowd, evidently di-
Nlheu Tue oDJect OF the ysit, and sinking down on
we coy covered her lace with her hands and sobbed
bltterY shenn slewArt tnen rosd lhe death war
rant hIins the lyth Of January, 1890, the day Of
her rnrcution, During the time OF the reading Of
tnis Iesllui M doom the prisoner gave way to violent
Elei hhu IN vehement manner protested her in
nOoenee. Alter the reading, Thomas NJ Marshall,
fsq, counsel Tor the prisoner spoke 10 her
IN Ieehng manner, informing her that there
rn no nope Of pardon or Executive inter
terence; that the Governor had gone 10 Cuba,
passed.. He urged her 30 bsnish all thoughts Of
escape Or PARDON and impiored her 70 make diisent
ass tne .ins allotted " make that preparation Tor
oe.n 20 Az need. hr. Grinder replied that sho
W. hnheI, aad bad EIest nIed VI PlepAIALl0n, bat
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From Europe.
Two Days Later News,

Haitian. D,c s-Th. ,tesm.hIp A,i.. from Liver.
pool the 25th ria ouesns,on the S6,h Of November
h., arrival
ENGLAND.
The STAR says that Parliament Will probably meet
on the fsth Of January. Tho question Of Parlia-
mentary reform shows increasing agitation.
Some diplomatic changes arc spoken Of. Lord
Bloomfield will shortly relinqush the Embassy at
Vienna and Lord wodehouse, Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland, was spoken OF a. his probable successor.
Lord Lotus will probably suocsod Lord Napier at
Berlin.
Additional details are published Of the dsmase
done by the late gale, which described Of the
most terrific Known for many year,. The weather
continued very boisterous.
The latest official report In regard 70 the cattle
plaque says that 1t Ia on the increase.
The trial Of Dr. Hunter Cpraeti,ins In London
under an American dploma) for criIninaly assault
ing Of his lady patients resulted In his soquitta
Ats meeting Of the Atlantic and Great Western
stockholders, Sir Morton Peto and Mr. Forbes made
elaborate statements and reports upon the condition
and prospects Of the line, which thsy represen, A.
most encourasing
| Liverpool Nor. 26.-A rcqulstion Is being signed
in thi. city asking tho aayor 10 call meeting 70
consider the condition OF Affairs In Jamaica
| riiK PEsiAra
Dispatches from Dublin announce that stephens
the Head Centre Of the fenian brotherhood In
Irslaud, e,e.tad from prison At . o'clock on tho
| ~'
morning Of the Path uit. His escape, and the mys-
| terry aue nding IL caused grea, ercitemeut
| =, a.. .. :, o,.aa.,,. NJ :. p.,u, Az.
| 10 the oourt OF queens bsneh' Al Duohh' .he
| Lord Chief Justice delivered the unanimous judg-
man, NJ Tho Court re,u,Ins ths xr,, NJ C,yt1,,a,,
"'"' " '"e ''e n0 W." " "'
applied for by the fenians, on the ground that II was
not .hoW that fair and impartial trial could not bs
| Nv. . ~ " ~ ". "'@' S " "
| hah III pupiih'
London, Nor. 25-The British Government ofen
| -, =, q, o,n .,., ,,,n. n, ,h -..,.. :, a..
~" ''e.us 'o' 'no locap'"o VI n
| phenh the FeniAn Head Centre Of Ireland. They
afo offer f3oO sterling for information that may lead
to his arrest, with free pardon TO any person or
persons concerned In his escape who may give such
information. Nothing 10 known q. to the mode or
manner Of stephens escape, except that his iters'
tion must have been effected by some Of the prison
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Texas.


Nes Orleans, Dee. s,-The rEI.EGaAPu Of tho 10,
instant, reports the Arrest BY General Gregory, Of
NJ Elmore, late . colonel In the Confederate States
army, on the charge Of using dogs 10 catch q negro
and falsely impnsonins him. The plea Of Colonel
ElmOre is that the DOGS were used 70 track an un
known thief who proved 10 he the negro that va,
caught. A vri, Of habeas corpus vas served on
General Gregory, Who respected H. bu, ssted sI'
tension until January 18th to answer H. that he
might receive Instructions from Washington IN
regard to the matter. Colonel Elmore va released
upon giving heavy ball.
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News Items,
By telegraph 10 As Hsv YorL sv~.l

Gn. VIZ Honos. has boon elected Presden, Of
the South Side tvs.) Railroad.
THAsKsaIvna was generally observed In Peters
burg, Va.
NssBir q JAsrs willard Brothers, and George
B.ine & Co., produce operators 81 Chicago, failed
yesterday.
DAsrn L. GmBosh Of Boston, Treasury Agent
81 Mobile, committed suicide by cutting his thros,
on the I'd inst
TnH City Council OF Richmond, Va, have passed
an ordinance recognizing the police, and elected
John II. Claiborne, Chief.
Tns Virginia State Billiard Tournament for
prizes will take place at BeArdsley's Hail. in Nor
folk, from Dec. 18Th TO eod.
THHparishes Of 81. Johns Louisiana, viii yield
this year.
Al Jefferson, Texas, the head Of ,ho Red River
navigation, there arc twelve thousand bales OF
cotton on hand, and abou, twenty thousand more
10 come In.
Gro. W. GALa, who offered one hundred thou
sand dollars for the assassination OF Mr.. Lincoln.
has given bond 81 Montgomery, Ala, 70 appear
when called for.
THs Lake Ch.mplAip steamers cansds and
United States, wen, into Winter quarters ysstor-
day. The Montreal will continue 10 run between
Burlington, W, and Pausoursh'
rnH Yesterday morning consumed the Post
Ofice N Gregor House, A1zsn Hall, aud some
wooden buildings ct hcGregor, lows. Loss esti'
mated Al 100000.
Tue young man shc, dead by John Gallagher At
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pardon Of er Senator Hunter and Robert L. Mont.


cue.
Ss,r Orlaans Dec. s.-A bill has been introduced
into the Alsb.ms Senate providing ths, In any
In any court where q freedman fes negro mulstto
10 . party, no objection shall be sio-ed - 70 the
competency Of the witness because Of color, provided
that no freedman or free woman shall he examined
In any Whatever except upon tho witness stand
and In open court.
Louisiaun.
Ssu Orsdna Dee. 6-Ths Louisiana House Of
Representatives have parsed the senate resolution
against the recognition Of Mes.r,. Hahn and Cutter
ss United ststos senator, from louisiana A special
committee Of the House reported against the Consti
tuition Of 1884 and presented bin for the calling Of
. convention on the 4ih day Of January nert. Gev-
ernor Wells sent message to the Legislature TO say
that he would be insusurstod at three oeloeh' but
he failed to make hls appearance at the appointed
time the plea Of indispostion His course created
much indignation, - he hrcd no other day for the
Inauguration. To-day Randall Hunt w~ elected
United States Senator, and the other Senator VII
probably be elected on Friday.
Mississippi.
E,r Orlesn.. Dec. s.-Tho Mississippi Lesisls,ure
hs, passed the stay Law over the Governors veto.
California.
Sacramento Dec. s.-A resolution has been offered
in beth Houses in opposition to Mr. Shermsns blu in
the United States Senate to survey and sel mineral
lands A resolution In the House to oppose negro
suffrage In the District Of Columbia tabled 81 10
IS. The Governors meuase 10 devoted almos, e1.
olu,ivey TO State sffairs. lie SAYS the Presidents
reconstruction plan 10 worth trying. lie favou
impartial suffrage
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fair The Paris PArRIx sayt the spanish Government
has sent Instructions 70 Admiral Paejs not attack
the Chilisp ports. rhe Journal ays that Nspo-
leon had prom I'd the depu,ston that waited on him
that eteacous measures will be taken for the proteo-
tion Of Freaeh commerce In Chill. The reply Of The
British Foreign Ofce to the memorial Of the London
merchants, states that instructions sen, tho
18th to the British Minister st Madrid, and the
memorissis may feel assured that Her hsesy's
Government will use their bcst endeavor to bring
about speedy termination TO the present disastrous
state Of things Nesotistions for treaty OF commerce
between Spain and Italy we're being commenced ct
hsdrid.
London, Oct qo.- The Paris correspondent, Of the
GLoHs states that Cabinet council Of the epsnish
Ministry has been held, At which II vas unanimous.
ly resolved 10 back out Of the GILLIAN affair, and
that imperative orders have been despatched via
New YORK; ordering Admiral PsreIs to stop proceed
inss report progress and await Instruction, from
Madrid. Earnest entrcsties reached the French
Emperor W his good offices In conjunction With
England, towards p.cihc solution Of the affair. and
the feeling asainst Spain on all sides thoroughly
frightened Marshal o'DonneIl
AUSTRIA.
A. the opening Of the diet Of the Province Of Low.
or Austris, the September Psten, and the Imperial
manifesto there appended. vs,c presented by order
on the Emperor. A resolution containing Q vigorous
protest against the patent Unconstitutional and
proposing the appointment Of . Committee to tahe
into consideration the reacenAry effect Of the patent
upon the welfare Of the oountry,v submitted 10 tn
Diet and Adopted BY . large majority similar pro.
p"~An were before numerous provineial Dion.
GREECE.
The Ccnondouros ministry has resisnsd, owing 10
the want Of confidence vote In the ChAmber ID IL
said that Bulsaris has again been summoned 70 form
. Cabinet
Latest Csnnercial.
L,revpoot Nor SS-Er<-Corro,-The sa,es Of
cotton to-day were 900 bales 1000 10 spec
ulators and exporters. Market quiet and ehAnseds
BREApsTurTs - inactive; Provisions quiet and
steady, except bacon, which IL easier tallow IL fat
London Nsr, D-Brs- -Consols closed st s95ssQSs
shares b6habT; y. 4. five-rventiss 64kasgx.
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she ". innccent 81 the crime Of which she had he.u
ton.lcted. she then requested an Interview yith
hei husband, snd urged his discharse from prison "a
ne, i9H vas Innocent On being told that The rcgne,t
sonId be granted che appeared more composed ans
one o,hes sr h.rhall. Mayor Lowry, the sheriff and
ALL sood bye requesting them to visit her ssain
tvo or three, the nervous system Of the rre,chsd
.nan, which had been strained to its utmost rave
81, .hd she icli iAntins the bed. Restors,ites
~ unmedistely applied, and through the after
,..,n o ner cell mate and those around, she
oioa 1890. 70 consciousness and when We eft the cell
vs apparently quite composed
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sad.
The 81. Louis Rrrrnlrc,s Of rue.d., says,

ino e'. Louis hrruBLrcAS Of Tuesday sayst
"a sns ,oy. sirl Of spotle.s reputation. between
w nnu 1, yeat OF sac, ho resided With hsr step-
.ion'e on SLondoet avenue, committed suieid
,ho ociook the might before las,, by jumping into
w w nNer: seems that herself and .till ,ounrer
mad let their ,tepm mothers roof on aeeount Of
Inpto oprietesoi conduct aud aeu Of shsmeiess
pnise,eI on her part The two returned home sfter
dsys aeH dsys ,hsence, and Jane vas chss,iscd by Icr
mot, ounel Ior having taken her younger sister avsy
nvin her mother She then aeain len tho house
snen vas on sunday evening, and finding no bomc
.r,nIns ..n tn raom 70 nte refuse, she % Monday
nut meeting with the same III usage ma van, ,n,
nne door ,syins ths, she would not again dive any
VIII mViIouO NouOle 20 any ono. She then walked down
apon coal barge which v,s ~ The foot of tho
sIeeL ~ seen by some boa'msn sprins tro,n thc
9pter side Of the boat into the water sh. A. oncs
unsppeArod' andvn carried away by tho current,
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Estimating Weight OF Cattle By ,re-,ur..
mont

The CANADA FARssa, In reply 10 corre,pond.
snL says;
Many experiments have been made BY ers,I,r,
and sae'men 10 ASCERTAIN the net weight OF c,ula
oy measurements and . number Of rules aud tables
nave oten formed Of the results Obtained None,
however, can be regarded - absolutely correct
WIN ho most accurate measuring 10 rsuuired a
prscncal scqusisiancc with the points aud forms
oil animAIs and allowance mus, be made according
70 age, size, breed, mode and length OF tine Of
isttening, etc. conditions which require q prsc.
used eye aud long experience 70 appreciate. Wo
have found the following method to lead generally
TO trustworthy results: Measure carefully with
tsps line from tho top Of tho shoulder 70 where
ths tA s attached 10 the hack; tnis will give ,bs
,engsh. For tho girth. measure immedis,sly be.
bind the shoulder and lore legs. Multiply half ,ho
gru by itsef In ioci. and the sum by The length
IN feo'' and tho product will give the net weight IN
stones Of eight pounds each. For example, with
an or or COW i've ieet In length and seven feet in
girth, ,he calculation will be az follows;
hulhply hall 'hs girsh by Itself In feet. sB
Bb
I9qb
Multiply by length In feet.
""eN' :" ''""e'' ''.''''......'...... -. bl 70
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
virginia.
Virginia.

Richmond, Va, Dec. s,--The Legislature to-day
amended the State Constitution so a. 10 render eg
bic 10 office persons excluded by tho third article
Mr. Hursl Of Norfolk, offered q resolution referring
10 tho report Of General Butler being about 10 take
charge Of this military department, i'm pusning his
honesty In sarcastic terms The resolution was laid
On the table. preamble and resolutions we're
adopted IN the House sARssly Ieeomms sading The
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PERuLs OF SKATING


bangor, Me-. Dee. s.-The river At this place 10
closed With Ice, and navigation 10 suspended.
Charles shaw, his -ife, and only child. we're
to-day.
Three sons Of Mr.. Bunker, Of Franklin, we're
drowned on Thursday In . pond. while skating.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

scnooL OFFIcRRs.-The following are fun
returns Of the vote cast Tuesday for School Com.
missioners:
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Tbs Board Of Education for 1855 will oonsst of
seven Commissioners 10 be appointed by Mayor Hof-
man, and the following members elect and holding
over;
BOARD oY KDUcATIos.
First Dis,rlet-Jame. d. Dupignse. Citirens' sad
Democratic; Timothy Brennan, Tsmmany.
second District-John Hayes, Union; Wilson
Small, Tammany.
Third Di,,rle, james W. Farr, Union; Samuel II.
Fourth blstdct-John +. Turner. Tsmnsny; las.
l.. Miller, Talnmany.
izsn.' n.'I RieSafa Warren, % taion. % .1''' '' Wv
Sixth Distnct-,jsmes N. Mclean, keKeon; James
seventh Di.srie.,willi.m Hl,chm.n. T.mm.uy:
Horatio 4, Allen, Union
Union, 8; Tamnany, 7; McKeon. ..
The following are the names Of the School Tru,.
tees elect In the several wards;
SCHOOL TRUsTEn.
Ward.
!. Charles Bersnor, Tammany.
Z. William BeeLey, MON.
3. William Britton, Tammany.
=. Martin hclnemy, TAmmany;
.. And'w LegsslL Leno West,W w. ii. Burma nian.
9. Walter Roche, lnion.
S. Walter w, Adams Union.
0. haihia. Clarke Union.
IL. William W. Loyn, Union.
IL. John strstton, Tsmmany.
K K s. Samuel NJ llSin K kriR.%. nii%R%snY fY.m,a.u,
10. Otis u. swan, Union.
ld. Benjamin &. Undsrhill, Union
u. 9. II. v; ke.nder, Tammany.
Is. James o. Bren, Tammsny.
10. Charles Il. Lyons, Tamniany.
20, Gabriel Van Cott, Union.
II. John Stephenson, Union.
~. Michael OBrien, Tammany.
THE WEATHER which has been exceedingly
genial for this season OF the year took q deciGed
change yesterday. On thanksgiving morning, tho
first Of the fell, and after DARK the at
mo.phere became very cold,-ncrsasins In intensity
IN "A. ia nm Eriday The thernom va.-
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Peterson's Magazine.

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clubs it is cheaper still, viz: five copies for
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The Bitter Fruits of Bad Bitters.

Invalid reader, do you know what nine .tenths
of the bitter compounds yoH are solicited by the
proprietors, to accept as universal panaceas, ure
composedi Give heed for moment. They are
m manufactured from unpurifed alcohol, contain.
ing a considerable portion of Jfusel oil, poison
almost as deadly as prussic acid The basis OF
the regular tincures OF the Materia Medica is
the same. No amount of "herbal extracts" can
overcome the bad tendency Of this pc rnicious ele.
ment. The essence Of sound Rye thoroughly
rectihed is the only stimulant which can be safely
used as component Of Tonic, Alternative and
anti'bilious medicine, and HOSTETTER,S S
STOMACH BITTkRS is the only medicinal
preparation in the world in which this article is
used as an ingredient. Hence the extraordinary
effects OF this great specific. 1t gives strength
without producing excitement. No other tonic
does this. Allthe ordinary Bi!ters flush the face
and affect the brain. HosTETTER's BIrTERs diff
fuse an agreeable calm through the nervous sys-
tenn, promote digestion and produce sleep. No
other tonic so quickly revives the exhausted
physical energies. restores the appetite, and re-
moves the gloom and depr ession which always
accompanies weakness of the bodily powers.
S22wml