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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13
The Explanation.

"In response to . telegram from Wash
"ington (not from Mr.. ThoringtonD Mr..
"Price sent dispatch recommending the
appointment of Dr.. Burrows. That tele-
gram is the one to which Mr.. Thorington
alludes"
Mr.. Russell, you know that il false and
Mr.. Price think will SO inform you.
saw the two kilograms when received
At Washington signed by you and four 9TH
ers recommending p E. Halls citizen of
Scott County, though protesting to belong
10 Clinton county.
knew DR.. Burrows was to receive the
appointment Of Surgeon and was in favor
Of it-so stated 20 him-so stated IN WASH
ington.
The msannsss Of your conduct h that
matter, was your subserviency 70 another
mans dictation, and not the influence you
welded. Mr. Price alone, WAS Sufficient
for that master stroke Of ststesmanship -
having the N. O. from this district.
It Is . mere subterfuge for You Of any
other man, to defend that act for the reason
thst / was Sheriff Of Scott county, Post
Suttlef at Fort Scott, Kansas, or holding
any other position Of honor Or trust.
Your effort TO skulki behind DR.. Burrows,
Nr. Price and Charley Eldridge, won't avail
NJ. Russell. You did . low, mean dirty
trick and had not the manliness to acknowl-
edge it, and now in your spluttering defence
o. your conduct then, you endsavor to
make Mr.. Price, Charley Eldridge and DR..
Burrows take up the eudgel against me-
No sir, this won't do. Mr. Price and are
not to be drawn into newspaper contro-
versy, so far - am concerned. Mr.. Ed
ridge, nor, myself were aware Of any pc
tition ever having been circula- ed to remove
him, though Charley did sign the telegram
with you, he had the manliness to explain
the motive and fought me openly, and did
not keep up the spaniel like assassin con
duct you have ever observed toward me
since.
Yours, &C.,
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

RUSTIC WINDOW SnADEs.-Eyery house
keeper should know that . Window Shade
Mandatory has been opened in this city
Second street, three doors East Of Perry
South side, by Chandler, Railsback 4 Co.
These shades are made Of strips Of wood
woven together, end painted or stained in
various colors. They are very durable and
elegant, and should b. found in every
house. Let US encourage this new and
worthy enterprise liberally. Ladies should
call and see the styles.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

k6Es,o Jsvstsy Houss.--Nsxt te the
renowned hoasss - Bau, Back Z O., ssd
hEsGssy - Bssse~sy, ssnks tAs insdenes
Western Jswsas7 Hoass Of &. Jaccard 4
|diAH5 - "a slsest X. Losis, no
During . ressAe visit 70 81. Louis, ws en-
jcysd shs pIsasars q locking through s'a'
immsnss and sosesesslY stocked estaoi'sn
ment. THs Ssadhk Il sAe of the finest In
ths; citI,, % fsst deep, spd ths steck eccs'
pssl thS basenSht and two storss above. ln
the basensst isksps = innsnse stock q
Anesiean vssches ssd giss abades sf every
known sire end lhsAion On TIE erst aosr
b The immense sheu and sales -spcn, where
srs kept the sappls goods and retail depart.
msat. Here i ~. largest and moA com
plste retail stock west Of New York, which
oonprisss jswelry Of every style and DE-
ecsiplion ffso the most common grades up
to thousand dollar diamond sings, diamond
sssts all the way from tl0 70 ~ 600; watch
20 Of sSsssy pAtessa end stSls-ths pl>ineste
and the most expensive; silver ware Of a.
styles-sslid aHd plated gold snd silver t.
Die goods; notS diamond goods than I'll the
rest Of the jswslry hosses in the city togeti .
er. This depar tmsnt presents spectacle
Of gorgeous wealth alaest Incompatible.
In the second story i the wholesale de-
pirtment, where goods II Ill kinds in their
line are sold BY the pactsss.. The stock 's
inmehsc. Here can be found fine
bronze and marble statuasy. Also the rich
styles Of bronze French clocks. the finest We
ever sAw. Eserthing IL On the broAdest
scale. The house imports its goods direct
from the yoost famous Europsan msnufae +.
turers.
On 9th and Olive streets, this firm he's an
extensive mandatory, where numerous r.
tisans are employed making ali kinds OF
jeweiry, and % Lecut street they have an
extensive factory whore they employ many
.opsraiives in manufacturing plated and sol-
Id silver ware OF al desc rir tons.
Here also is found an immense stock Of
the finest table cutlery manufactured ex-
pressly for Jaccsrd & Co., by the celebrated
Sheffield, Eng, manufscturcrs-in short
the entire stock ofjewelry. wat ches, clocks,
ssatssry. silver ware, and fancy goods il
complete in al particulars. lows dealer,
will be sure - make nonsy BY patrsuiz'ng
this extensive and Sdmirably conducted
house. Don't fail to.give them fair trial.
See advertisement. IL So
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

-CoAnissss.-Ths youns 0srnsn woman
tFs0 Btg Rock, who vas ARRESTED on Moo
day tee dssWning hss iuSaat child. was-
bsssght before justice B,ood, to-day. Shs.
waived - ssaniaatisa. asd was committed
70 iail for trial. ssr,,s
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

CONSTANTLY Rscsvix0.-Ths late cool.
dsss Of the weather strongly rsninds ~ Of
the near approach II wiatsr. All should
prepare ter It By calling On Child Z Co., %
Bndy, below Second, who have constantly
On band one Of tas bert stecks of boots,
shoes, aud gsiters y - feuad West Il Chi
ego. Their prices ars - reasonable q any
Rrm IN the city een aGesd. Give them I
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13
r1Irs uREArrsr GOOD TO rras .onEArEsr NUMBER.
DAyENRda ENR daTs, t. oVA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER l1s, 1866.

Accwsss.--A hssSs attached 10 enc Of
Hf. Cables eoAl carts ran AsAy yssterAav,
- Aashios sesng numasf Of tsans nsAr,
III Penssylyanie hsSss, thrusG shait iuEo
. Aas hssss belsagisg U II. CO. Atnse 81
Ciintoa eousty. sea .esssssai
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

y sale BY the cord u q 80. 4G. 70, and $3.50 :
I'd.
Y ard on Levcc between Scott and Ripley =
Octl3diw n. klLkI
Away with NpectacDes.

Old Eyes made new WITHOUT SPROTA-
Giles, DOCTOR, OR MEDICINE. Pam.
phlet mailed free on receipt Of ten cents
Address z. B. FOOTE, II. D.. No. ll30
Broadway, N. Y. Agl8-3m+
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

4 0YnsAsf1cs.-Our readers viii please
bear 10 mind that Pref. Calver's class n
gymnastics msets q LsClaire Hall te<ulsr
row evening. All persons following ~
dentary employmsnts sheald ssnbsacs this
opportunity q Improving their health and
muscle. .+ rls3 a.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

Scorr DlvIsIon No. l, Sons Of Temper
ance, meets every Friday evening It seven
o'clock in their hall over State Bank, cor
ner Sd and Brady streets. jan 6-d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

Metropolitan THEArRE.-Grand com.
plimentary benefit to Miss Jennie Hight
. compliment which Is we'll deserved, for .
more charming or finished actress never ap-
peased in Davenport Beautiful in person,
lovely eyes, . musical voice. every favor
which indalgcnt nature could bestow upon
her, she has, and with little more expert :
cnce, in few years she will stand at the
head Of the profession Of which she is SO
bright an ornament. She will appear in
Rast Lynne" to night, the famous drama.
Let the house be crowded. Viva, Jennie I
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

d. A. JAHuAaY & Ce.-This is one Of
the very oldest and most extensive Whols-
sale Grocsry and Commission Houses west
Of the Allsghsnies, and their facilities for
supplying ths ceuatry trsds ars u the first
order and endless in extent. Many Of cur
Iowa merchants alresdy do business there
to great advantage, and many more can do
the same. Let Iowa merchants give ST
Louis dealers their patronage to . liberal
extent, now that the troubles and dis.ar-
tangements incident 70 the war 10 over. See
advertisement.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

No.7. "Academy Of the Immaculate Coucep-
t,on" nroperty for sale This elegant estate co,n-
pr,scs 10 acres with main building (Which cost -
oov, asd good barn; land in centre lssel and hieh
slopsns gradually south, ,esst aad north. Will ee
soldaaS great bargai~ i appsjst for soon. II
via. plsus Of which may be sceu q our ofics b
sny psrty proposing to purchase. buiLosss are
inyited 70 calf and zee the same, the work wall
be lot by contract " the lowest bidder The land
bo-dsrs upon the city limits, but being Just ont
aide 1s uet subject 70 cty taxes. Beautiful N its
natural coudieson this land is tastefully laid out
iu ravden and lawn, and 1000 shade and orna-
p.1ssl srees ere plantsd lerse forest trees stand
sne north Of the main building This place % vel
vos4h thu attention of purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

A SrAuNca HoUss.-We sefer oul rsad-
ers 70 the advsgtisemcnt Of the Commission
hoose of X. F. Barry 4 Co.. St. Louis. No.
Mr.. Barry was late cashier Of the Merchants
Bsnk, st. Louis. and was formerly engaged
in tie banking business 1t Galens, III. Any
business entrusted to this firm will be At
tended v in prompt and thorough man.
ncr.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

TnE individual Who contracted . severe
cold while sitting on his own front steps,
watching for the fellow that bad stolen in
the key hole. had not been indulging in
Pinkertnn's Wahoo and Calisaya Bitters
for although ahealthful and delightful stim
ulant, they do not intoxicate. Try them
once, and you will never be without them.
For sale everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

Go 70 rHs Bssr-9o 70 Bryant. STRAIT
ton 4 Mcrrill's Davenport Commercial Co!
lege, to get . thorough practical business
education, or to become = good sound tele-
graph operator. For circulars address Zen.
closing stamps) Bryant, Stratton I Merrill
Davenport, Iowa. dw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

BusuHEss EDUcArloN voa DlsABLsD Sol .
p,ess.- Extraordinary Inducements offered
to disabled Unibn soldiers who desire to OBJ
tain . thorough commercial education, at
Bryant, Stratton 4 Asrrins Commercial
College, Davenport. Always 60 to the
best. Send for circular. my1S-dw
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

NETT ASSETS JAxUAR1, Ns5,
$3,677, Q l.
FIRE AND INLAND
NAVIoA9loN RI0kO.
- Agencies In al ths Principal Cities
- rewnsin in the Unitsd 0latss. di
Apvlieatoos Ssr 1asurasss viii b
promptly attended %.
cnAs. v. vERDER, As,ss.
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE AGENCY
RICHARD b. HILL
q. w. VERDER.
No. l East Second Street, southeast eorns'
Of Bssdy Strsst. (frons ofscs
Ns up ''''''''
FARMS FoR RENT.
FROM - TO lee ACRES.
COUNTRY VILLA FoR SALE.
No. 50. On Jersey Ridge, miles from poss
emce Aue house, in goo a repair rooms,
ssllar barn worth $500 and CS,S'sry ~, ss ss.,
iii kinds Of frusas, bearing. This properly en-
brscss acres. Price, t4.soo.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
No. H. new house on Brady street, one o.
tht most desirable residences ID the city
mol A large elegant house, with al modern
stable ws.'' c,.'s ".rsii, 'I I"c.tsd
0DS Ansss residences in the city.
DfFlcE FOR Rent.
large. light, airy ONCE. fronting on
81 if desired.
ear. BILLIARD ( DINING ROOM
No. T. Rar, Billiard and Dining Rooms fOI
rent tcounected, with kitchen and sleeping
v,.ms attAched.) formerly occupied ~ =. n.
FURNISHED ROOM.
No. s. Furnished room for rent. for gentle
nan. also A room unurnishcd--both I'm good roomi
IL the business part Of the city.
SpLEnol0 STONE PROPERTY.
No. q. aMsrwin's Rlock," Perry Street. for sale
with present rental Of 81. 100 paying good re
iuru no., and prospectively very valuable prop
ertv. To close concern this property is oesred
et ( very low price aud on easy terms.
The Property formerly known -
i" Academy si The lnnaealais Conception
No.7. ACADEMY Of the Immaculate Coucep
t,o,'s uronsrtv for sale This elegant estate con
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

FoR SAILS Low I'll the household furni-
ture q No. 4 Clinton Place. This lot Of fus
nisuss hes III been purchased new within y
year. Buyers are invited 70 call at once aad
see for themselves. oct12 diff
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

-as ~. tss33 ~ . y se
.GsE 19.i % = ssl9A .si'f ~
.i0 slua.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13
7TlH5ckf iifea6o.

NAAs / 4sYEs, No. II, West Second
slssss, desire 70 call The attention Of our re-
turncd veterans = their large stock Of ready
ssads ciothiog, which they are new anxious
u dispoee or at The lowest rates. sa
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

Ros RsNY - BALs. The house on The
northsids Of 6th bstwesn Bsady aod War-
sun streets 10 for Sale OF Rent.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13
N0uSeS FOR RENT.

No H. new house on Brady street, one Of
~hs most desirable residences ID the citv.
No. I. "A large elegant house, With al modern
: Aupprovemcnts, stable, we'll, cistern. trnie and
- trses 6nc river view.-centraily located,
1n10S Sneet residences in the city.
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GALE OF sERVIoIABLE MULES,
QuARRRRMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.
RASHINGTON. d O. Iuna O l2;S

QUARfBRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. O., June 8, lSj5.{
BY direction Of the Quarternaster General,
there viii be sold, at Public Auction to the high.
est bidder. at the times and places named below,
WTLLIAMsPoRr, Pa. THURSDAY. June Is,
--- 1895
HUNTINGDON, PA, THURSDAY, June is. 1866.
sCRANTON, PA, THU RsDAY. June q, 1865.
WILMINGTON, DEL, THURSDAY. June 2,
PITTsBURG. Pa. TUESDAY. June 27, 1858.
HAMBURG, PA, THURSDAY. June %.
Two HUEDREB sERvIoEABLE MULIs.
~ Many Of them were bought in the beginning of
Ihe war. - young mules, accom- panied the armies
IN All their marches and camps. and are thorsu sh.
iy broken. hardened by exercise, gentle and IA
diers.
Though sound and seryfceable, they are no
longer req1ired in the army and can be pull chased
al these sales at far less than their true value
The attention Of both miners and farmers is ca.
peeially invited. " "
Mules sold sinely.
Gales to com mepce at 10 Q. m,
Terms CO L, in United States currency,
:, JANIS A. 1KIN,
Brsyet Brisadier 6en'l, In charge First Division
Q. A.6.O. iei0. iSt
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OYII0l BALTIMORl OHIO RI. co.,
~ WASHINGTON. December IS, 1854
&4s 8 "a

-. On Fad s T.
VII >, .ss & Hss .Sssls,
hIsRua !. riRAiHsesS' Warrington 61s A.
ssII.d i:ss y, New Ys.i $50 =. ~ No 10
No. s-BALTIMoRl & w1srzRH TRAIN
Leave Washinston SIS 4. NJ. stopping at way
ior the West, and fssehins Baltimore 81 1000
X. YORK 144T. T s.a.s: E.s
-. Phii.asiIhi; s:sa ;. (" New New YORK 1000
No. s-BALTIMeRI TRAIN AND WAY STA
ins It ReisY With irsasrisi train. Arrive = Bal.
Ne; s1RALTiKe4s ,SoMmgrATIos AND
sn siors 4 Ssis1i. Laurel ans
Annapolis junction only
aIsAEY INV E s%n X.
GERS = us tain sonnet Win al shs ssrly morn:
soi Is, this tain WITCH Is limited II ssp.siS 81
~: %s|s s. ssSSIsss. s
,s;; FL :. .s1
p NJ Hf0HntnR
ssrs 10 tsfe 11press Train for Grafton. Wheeling,
$arkersburs, And AL points In the West. Reaches
FOE ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
nth the SIS 4. II. and the 3 and 4:3OP. n from
Wsshin stoa. No trains TO or AOm Annapolis on
ou SUNDAY TRAINe.
FHl ONLY TRAINS PROM WAeHIN9T0H
tor passengers on sunday are the 81 and 11:1S
!. \; and ?. for Baltimore, and 100 P. \;
the ?. \. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TIcKlTs 70 the West. - veil - to
Philadelphia, New York, or Boston, can be had 1t
the Station Ticket once at all hsuri in the day,
we'll e ct new Office in the American elegraph
Building Psnnsylvania avenue, between ~ and
BIGGXdI will Be checked at all hours, ALSO for
through points, 70 save trouble and confusion at
SLL PAssENGERS, whether soldiers or citizens.
are POLITELY but earnestly requested to respect the
rules Of tie Line: sst.6li:asd for the general I'd.
cxcuSiyely for ladies and their and the
prevention Of smoking in any put fhs .m1 ! 2
With the decisions Of the afsnts or conductors
the hurry Of st.Etinf TIE trains, -..,,,o,...,o,
Z. II. OOL1. General Ticket Agent. dec -
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VILLAINous ATTKMPT.-Abopt five O'Clock
Friday morning, as gentleman was driving
through the Smithsonian grounds, n colored
nurse, with a white infant In her arms, was
seized o few PAGES from him by soldier, who
tried TO pull her down. The gentleman drove
mp TO the assistance Of the woman, and was
about TO take the nurse and child in his car
riage and carry her ont OF the grounds, when
the soldier whistled through his fingers, and
halt dozen others sprang up from the bushes
around, and made towards the gentlema an,
who, to save himself, drove of Nothing
more has been heard of the affair by the police
authorities.
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A FAMILY PoIsoNRp.-Within week past
the Sixth Ward, have been taken Seriously I'M
with symptoms peculiar to cases Of poisoning
1t is supposed that their sickness was occa.
stoned by eating OF ham on which some
poisonous substaHce had been used. Mrs Bur.
dine, Mrs Obers mother, was attacked on Sun.
day last, one OF the children on Monday morn
ing and Mrs; Ober, her sister the child and
a fair way Of recovery, although at one time
there was little hope for some of them. The
two Drs. Roberts have had charge of the cases.
II Is understood that the bacon is in the hands
OF chemist for analysis.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CALI OF UNITED STATES sflAMRRs AT
- AUCTION r-'s
UNITED srATEs NAVY YARD.

UNITED STATES NAVY YARD.
VIM sold =. s.ls % &c Bidder
DAY At sss Nav iss n H.sSaa
sasr x,.s,s s:.s:i.
H FS. InpP;H%S:rsG1 da1i. ana
or OF the following Dimensions LenstS, 400 feet;
S a Ct beam. feet sinehes; depth q bold
pi.sen fsss 2, CYLINDER inches stroke OF
The SWateh" is 8 prsrsllsr Length, "a feet;
% f sisss Ss;1 e &
.ss ssss Of Yss :1ss Feet
depth OF hold, 3 feet diameter Of cylinder. 81 in
ss. s.s.dss tts snfnfs Sss.s 81
ne 10 III; Iee diameter OF cylinder Dinshes; stroke
Tie Pasaaa sPsi is wooden sa.- wheel steamer:
s:R!h hsls fsss siasss:; sisnsssH cylinder
d ssss,s s!:sash q :ss issss,
Length 10 fset; breath Il beam. q feet s iachs.;
81 ipches; stroke of piston. feet.
1 sif b.. sas 81
feet inches. depth of hold. Z feet 6 inches;
diameter of cylinder, 80 inches; stroke Of piston
The Occur Dc Lion isa wooden side-xheel
etedWer. LenStbs W loet I 1ncnoBs breadth OF
beam, q feet in she's depth of hold feet inches
diameter of cylinder, "a inches; stroke Of piston,
The 'Zeta'' is ngle engine propeller: Length,
% feet breath of beam, IL feet 10 inches; depth
of hold. feet 9 inches; diameter Of cylinder, Is
inches; stroke Of piston, Is inches
The nMystif" ', is wooden PROPELLER: single en-
- inches; stroke of piston, 4S inches,
The western WorIdo is wooden propeller:
Length, T8 feet; breadth OF beam. 81 feet inches
depth Of hold. feet; diameter Of cylinder. 81
inches; stroke OF piston, feet.
steel; plates inch thick, length. go feet;
inches; diameter of cylinder, 81 inches stroke of
piston, 1 feet.
The Dunn arton"is an iren side Wheel steamer:
Length, 200 fest; breadth of beam, feet inches;
depth Of hold lsfeet inches diameter of cylinder.
The LILLIAN" is an iron side-wheeI steamer:
9Th 225 feet: breadth of beam, % feet inches;
depth Of hold, II feet; diameter of cylinder, As
inches; strobe of piston, "a inches.
The vessels may be seen and further pArticu
lars made knewn on application to Commodore
]. B. Montgomery, Commandans Washington
Navy Yard.
5) per cent each vessel at the time of sale. and
the balance within six days thereafter.
lie 9.ee6t
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OFFICERS FOR CoLoRKD TROOPS The War
Department continues to make a large number
of appointments of officers tor colored troops
upon the Recommendation of Gen. Casey's ex-
amining board. The vacancies are yet quite
numerous, and those desiring the positions
wonld do well to make application for exami.
nation at once.
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RKLIsIous.-Last night at the Rev. Dr. But
ler's English Lutheran Church the mem oers
OF the congregation partook OF the Lords sup.
per. Ten ladies and gentlemen were con-
firmed in accordance with the customs of this
church, and one lady and one gentle men were
baptized.
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PERSONAL.

TNPoRTANT 70 LADTTa.-MApAM wENAH
can be consulted on the cure Of Female Dt.-
eases q her residence. No. 297 9Th street west.
Hours from 10 .: m. to p. m. Tor patn a,n
NADAMI RlsrILL, PRorsssoR:oP MIDWIFE
~ N, Who has anceessfully treated all diseases
usual, At I62 Chambers street, New York. or By
letter, and medicine sea. by mail. Married or
az for rsnouins obstruction. h fro Jew Nastsver
can rely IySI h sii fss S inf.alibs
Regularity In IS hours. IL of short standing, but
Sp:tin.ss cases Of lons ss.ndins ma! ssauiTs No.
and can never fail, are SAFE and healthy; price IS
sbo1 Gan Be obtained ct No; l62 chHmSer: St,
fions, b. ADDRESSING No 1859 New York Post
Once Also solo in Warrington at No; ACT sth
street: sst a zen and and corner Nss York
my90
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value, $85; Rowland Patterson. 90. D, 10Th lows
Mss pss SuPsss. 81 Ms.'
deon, value, Sly0 James g. Dexter, City Surveyor,
syracuse, N. Y, Gold Watch, value, $3.50; Mrs.
James Ely. 1s7 Wooster street, corner Blocker,
S. foEf Oil RsS. sss s s;. Mrs
value, $40: DE-. J. B; Sinclair. No. Main street,
Utica, N. T.. Framed Engraving, value, SIS; Hon.
Luther Detmold, Washington, D. G., Oil Painting,
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10 doing, We therefore publish no names without
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsKs.-Mary A.
Dermont, drunk and disorderly; IS 90. Chas
picious; $500: Anthony Bowin, drunk $500.
Gee. w. Blake, suspicion; Jail for a hearing.