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UNDERTAKING IN ALL IT'S BRAN

Particular attention will be given to this
branch of the subscribers business. He will
always study to please and consult the
wants and wishes of those who employ him.
From the number of years experience he has
had in this branch of business he cannot and
will not not be excelled either in city or
country. Prices one-third less than Is usual
ly charged, from 80 to IS finished Collins al
ways on hand. Trimmings to suit the best
Hearse in the country. Funerals attended
at one hours notice. ]. Ii. MCCARTHY.
Nav II, 1S66.-tf.
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dragged, but without finding the bodies
OF either mother or ch d.
Interesting Correspondence.

Mr.. Nj. 9. Culver, Postmaster at Gull
yer's Station, Illinois, has been removed.
Inc following interesting correspondence
took place on the occasion:
WASHINGTON, Oct l, 1866.
NJ. G. Culver, Postmaster at Cnlver's
Station: Sr: 1t has been reported to-
this Department that you are not in har.-
mony with the Administration, and that,
recently you had occasion to speak i'm
disparaging terms of the President and
his Cabinet. Allow me to say that such
expressions as "Johnson is played!"
+" Drunk againp' His Accidency,"
" My Policy be ID" &C., are certainly
is very bad taste from the lips of any man
who tickles his palate three times day
with the Presidents bread and butter
Your resignation will be acceptable at.
any time, and the Department. has al
ready notified Mr.. National
Union man of Lauramie, of his appoint
ment to the place. You will make imme--
date report of the receipts and expendi-
lures of your Office for the quarter end
ing October lst, and you may hand over
the balance on hand to your successor.
a. w. RANDALL,
Postmaster General.
MIR. CULvER'S REPLY.
Tothe Postmaster General: Your sweet
scented epistle is at hand-contents no.
ted. | did say I" the Presidents policy
be ID" or words to that effect, and
the people have said the same thing at
the polls by 10000 majority as far as
heard from. The following exhibit of
the receipts and expenses of my Office is.
respectfully submitted:
Stamps on hand S 1S:
Receipts for last quarter 6S.
Total 81 sc
EXPENSES.
Twine 10c, coal oil 40c, waters
&c, rent of Office Sc 25 Sc So
2 SO
Balance due me = So 81
AS the new appointee is short just that
amount, | trust you will be able to " see
it" for the good taste and propriety Of
remitting the same at your earliest conve--
nience.
NJ. G. CULVER,
Postmaster Culver's Station.
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VOL. %.
Published BY Theodore Schoeh.

TERMS-Two dollars year in advance-and if not
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cts will be charged,
No paper discontinued until ali arreafases re paid
except at the option OF the Editor.
U1Advertisements o one square of(eisft ltnes) or
less, three insertions s so. Each additional
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DIR a. REEVES JACKSON,
PUVCICIA AND SITRGEON


Begs leave to announce that, in order to
prevent appointment, he will hereafter de-
vote THURSDAY and SATURDAY OF
each week exclusively 10 CONSULTATIONS
and SURGICAL OPERATIONS at his Office
Parties from distance who desire 10 con-
suit him, can do so, therefore, on those days
Stroudsburg. May 81, lS66.-tf.
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Perseyerc in what you undertake.
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JOB PRINTING,

Executed in the highest style of the Art and onth
most reasonable terms.
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Tor yourself. Now don't let me see you
here again until can bring good money,
Tor we always suspect such persons as you
that come on dark days with a we'll made
story"
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4 ,AN YOU tell why everybody goes I.
~ MccARTy.s s TO buy FURNITURE!
August 2, 1866.
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Mr., NJ. G. Culver, Postmaster at Gull
We Ter Station, Illinois, has been removed.
Inc following interesting correspondence
took place on the occasion:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
Wlspterna tnlon lallroad.

Wsptern anloa lailread.
TnAlNs IEAvB fcur BYRON "A FOL
Hi "a k.ss.s. s:ss A. n. daily, tssna.ys
$500. E,pees ,s:as 4. H.. daily. g.
q, zs: sassessssil| 40 P. \.
A0ust1. ~ p6of Df2ou
nsil - ksptss s:ssP. n. daily. (suadays
ssss.soss s.ps.ss les r. n. ssily.
Aceomosdaaen ~ ~ -. 1i11lv. (00days
Fl - s.lsss l.e.s{ rUHbro. q. ,.ss
aakes close ccnnecsiS16 Tor Chicago ana 81
poiglslo psssAdp oese1 Niiee1niA ~
0eeeGeeee t1see.esQasae = 9eeaaee Si1A
49, 49, = 1872 1917 "a ~ sassss.ss a'siv'as ''
s0lgeAsR lewo" lsases Dsvespese1afA IN.
pes9, asfngA r. -. esaAsetiag va ~ Pr.
te1ans lsz "a Srs.iw r. 80 laIs.a
a.! ';3 IL "a s.s, :,::''''
q 80 JSssssc. SisA Chse6es 9 nilwsakes
Mns - ltetskss. Keseshs. wssssess
&C CIis3ss Junstiss. With Chiseee I NorsA-
vssessa eeilreaA, for Jsnssvills, 1adisen, Prs-
''' <: e s, Ss:.3 - e IN
rse4 - Yses1is!e, Av.il!, Essa 49,.
!! !!as 49, -! 8ss''s
1DDGnENitA slseo pas1se. FL 49, =
HaSS.'x 1900 ~ ! ~ q ~ ~ II !.
.s4H e,l1 s A.. J.
D9eOQGgtGo ~ 6lep1.:ss- - ssd4a
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RAILROADS.


Chicago, Reck Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
1866. Fall Arrangement. 1866.
Traiss ssa By Chicago time which is twelve min
uteo fasseS then OasenuorS time.
|nN AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT. "A, 1885,
" and until further notice, trans will leave
Going ksst- LIT Mail train q .......7 30, a. =.
- Night express; is 80. >.
and Washington, 800 Az.
%. Freight TOT kellogg and " ash
"a. Aeccmmod:sion IN: u. freight ii Tor
lows City sad Muscstins, 2 % =.
Arrive At Davenport daily, Sundays excepted
- follow:
From the Ess.--lst Night express at. IS ~, 4 =
I'd Daily Elk. L mail. s. so. ?. =.
From the West-lst Accom- odation 4 freight
from Iowa City and Musca-
sine: Ia 30 r.n:
I'd, Freight from kellogg and
Warrington ......... a Is ?. =.
Sd. Express from Kellogg and
Washington. ........S 10 Pm.
CONNECTIONS.
At Chicagoswith al Eastern Routes.
A. Le ss. 9Th l. c. r. = for Dunleish. st.
AZ Pond Creek With G. b. L Q. R. r. for Bur.
lington, Keokuk and Quincy.
A. Peoria during navigatiou) with Packets
for all points on Illinois River.
Wseesra Ssaes Co.'S Stages, for eli points West
Southwest and Northwest.
Night trains. fhroagh ficksss Tor ssis ard
Bsggags checked to Principal Eastern Cities
and Towns.
Oh. e1ARDsLY, Asst Gen. sups.
A. KmsALl, Asst Supt Iowa Division.
Davenport, M. -, 1865. gss- =
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osle for tho Asst tlnBs In America.
They have been sept 10 comparative o"s."rtys
from The fact that the originator, DR.. Veip"ass
b physician In Paris, Of great wealth and stric:
eonscientieus prineipass, end has Withheld ths0
from general uss Lest they should be employed
Ter unlawful purposes.
In oveseomine Female Distractions, Falling
Of the Womb, Whites, 0sesn Sickness, suppress
sion, Retention, or lmmoderate Flow Of the
Moathiy Discharge, Nervous and Spinal Aacc
sioas, Pains il tAs Bask and Linbs, fstisva -
Slight Exertion, Paipitation o. the Heart, N.Y.
serics, &C., and will eject euro vh-n all other
msans have failed; and, although . powerful
remedy, - se.t eontsia eaisusi. apiisnoDy, Or
Nesnjed ia1esg 80 ycung eirls Who .have
aevcf tssn esgsiated. they are peculiarly ssissd.
They vill, u sAsss tsae, bssns ~ ths monthly
posss1 w1eo sogulasity.
CAssssa.-nassisA lsdIss sbould mayer take
eAem Whsn thsss y any reason 70 believe them
ssivss pvsgssut, TT tkey Win - sare 70 psodses
Thess PMS ars sssire,y safs, usass III es,su..
eeaaess, 6elng coMrosed entirely Of Substances
lbsn tts vegetable kinedom.
0eA boz be- ~ esae of suu6 fer Ne sity Of
Paris stamped on the tox, With the words |" frAds
nasA," n French, 10 eosaesseeis whish 10
0iDAsnaanor, and al persons will be dealt with
oseosding 10 Law. 4fvEA
fsll &irsslisss secompeay Aash box. -
L41le6 ean e6esin b0aS sailed FROM The -
e ths saSssus, " sselesias sae dollar and scvcs
ps5tAgs seamPs, 70 any respsctahle drnggist, -
- o. q. STAPLEs,, Oeneral Agent for the
Usitsd States, Wassstsvs. n. Z.
..psss -sl.,y isa--si.a. / x.ar,...
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THROAT AND LUNGS.
II y pronusncsd BY an who have ussd Il, Tie most
2lsas.nt and efncacious Cough Remedy evcf intro
duced.
has stood the test Of thirty year,. and constant,
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II No Mother shouid M without Il.
n No NnfpcEy h complete without II.
n u ~ h G4ould 10 In every family.
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ONE pcrson writes, her danehtee 90 eares
Of Fits Of nine seass' standing. end g. vitus'
dance 81 tao years.
ANOTHER writes, his son - eufsd aftoS
his hesh had almost wastesi away.
Tho dsssars pro io,incesi the case oncurohlo
ANOTHER was cured of Fever aud AGE -.
ter trying every medicine in h.s reach
ANOTHER Was cured Ct Fever oDfe which
had exi-s~s: fourteen years
A>uTHk& Of Rheunatism Of eight years
Gases tint uf':erAble OF pyspepo0 n9d LAYER
Compliant -oald h. mensinn~sl, u winch the
Puu&~s md stis w0rls 1.-The . charm.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.


O0DO ~ O0uOe
Beck rom The misty realms Of Time.
bock from tAe years agene,
Fsaotly We coech tie ringing rhyme,
And hear the mciedy and chime
OF olden songs, Of s6rains sublime,
Like caro-! or birds 1t dawn.
And ever We hear them, eoft and tow,
Hafping their nuse sweet,
S0nGs thai we loved ID the long ago,
9appiing their liquldebb and Cow,
Dsiisioe thsis soceses 70 "a fro.
Like The fall Of fairy feet.
Some faces our hearts will ever held.
Some smiles We may remember yet,
There were lowing locks like the suueets
eold,.
these we've psrssa lips eG Cupid's .soasd.
Anc the sengs they sang can ne'er glow old,
20 enc hearts eaa seer forget.
The tunes thar the voice Of girlhood sung.
The chofos thal We loved full we'll,
Whss Aspss wsss bsoyaat heasts wsss
youag. -
whss fairy bells in the fewer rusg,
An1 ever len from nai1sn's tongue,
The words Of witching Sell.
All, well-s-day! tits story past,
which may rot tell again,
fVes happlesss ~ swses TO lest:
The heavy clods On her grave are cast
And her voice 10 stilled. and shove her, fast
Falls the Summer rain t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

| 08N06BA4s ~ 6VVWS w
Cioeinnsti pays es.s5 for gas, wbicl
sssss ths company only 20 cents.
Ten Thousand negroes have been buried
b Ns4ches eioco 1890.
The price Of beef is falling in New Yorl
and Bestoo.
Pleasant. TO have lady sweep her ouddJ
skirts across your nicely polished boots.
a lfdch thiei Of great notosisty, fsilin,
in big job be had long prc,nedi.ated, com
mitted suicide.
Tha wealthy Israelites Of New Orleans
are TO sadow . seminary of learning fos
their own children.
J. H.. CsaAck, dciaultine ex- Treasurer d
Hasdin county, has been sued for the
amount Of his deiaication, which the S,nii-
aei Of Iowa Falls says 10 about ga, 900.
The body Of Lieut.. Rhodes, who disap-
peared several weeks since, in New Mexico,
has been found. He had been shot.
The Prince Of Wales has shot two stays,
CATER they were driven I, him by their
keepers Blood will tell.
A female has been born in La Crosse,
Wisconsin. with Two perfect tongues II she
lives and gets married, WON'T her husband
catch il
A Providence man named Richards has
lately invented combined paper collar and
bosom, and sold the patent for $500, 900.
The Government destroys every week
over $4o0. 900 mutilated regional currency.
Brigham Young. in making the "grand
rounds" on his estate, lately was ''insulted''
BY shap who asked him Artemus Wards
question, "How's your mother-in-lsw ?"
The railway between Calcutta and Bom>
bay is about one thousand miles long. and
and 10 traversed BY trains in about four
days. The only through traffic at present
CONSISTS Of mails and cargo. European
passengers cannot travel the whole
distance on account Of the heat.
I lDr. Robinson, Of Utah, and Superintend.
ct Of the only Christian Sabbath School in
Salt Lake City, wss murdered b. the Nor
mems on October -.
From two bushels Of Kentucky white
wheat, sown last fall, Mr.. John Burns, Of
Js6srson county. Va, had yield Of sixty.
two bushels and thirty pounds Of merchant.
able wheat.
The lstelliocseer says the best Teachers'
Institute ever held in Floyd county has
just closed its session 1t Charles City. Il
Vas conducted by Hon. J. G. Tisdaie, Of
Chirkasaw county, whose peculiar fitness
Tor such business 10 highly recommended.
A man in Richmond, Va, has pet rattle
make. The reptile is docile in its bearing
towards it's master, though, on The approach
81 stranger, it Instantly rears its crest and
'prings its, rattle which means mischief. 1t
. eleven years old, a indicated BY the num.
'ef Of its rsttles, and keeps in good health
Ind spirits without food or drink.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

M BAnRgrT:
Dear Sir.-llaving used hottie Of y0sr vcgeta.
pie Hair Restorative" after having tried many other
kinds without success am happy 10 accord TO Il the
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and do myself sincerely and checrfully recommend Il
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JOHN FRANKLIN,
No Trcmont street. Boston.
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Messre. j. Il. BARRs4r 4 Co;
was induced by friend IN make trial OF Barrctts
Vegetable Hair Restorative. and ] am very mucb
pleased with the effect II has had on my hair wss
nearly half grey and before using on hottie ms
head Il freed from dandrn and my hair hs. al the
appearance Of youth. fully believe Barrctt's to BE-
the best Hair preparation In the world.
WILLIAM HAMILTON
Fredonia. N. Y. April III. 1885,
J. X. BARRETT 4 co, Proprietors.
Manchester. n II.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

ACcO010O00ohO0O Tor - 410e0e0.
This House 10 cestrslly located. aud near to
81 basiness points. City ears pass the hotel to
I'll the Ferries. Railroad Dspots and places Of
amusement every three minutes. Single Rooms
81 per day; double, -.
feblo-dly J. r. BARROW 1 CO.. Prop's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
MONONCAmELA
Iron Works.
LEWIS, OLIVER 1 PHILLIPS,

uAnuvACTuaooo o.
Carriage 00d Tire 0ooes.
Caasnbie Ak-1as nad Pipe 1D0xeD.
vvogO0 aa0 0xela o1o1os.
GOoC0 Aad u - SceeWa.
AQaare aud DuexagOn Naas.
l,aaa a0o vvrose tres vvos6erD,
Machine md oP1ovv eeoltO.
Wro0gee 1ro0 oalages.
Taycfs, ero0se
1eR1~ge eDwDes md Coee1ngs.
,. 9 opeeDo Bars 00o 0cuos, &c.
full asaor meet Of standard siies kept -
etoch. atsr and Market Oss,
Pittehusgh. octl7 div
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Wsitst1 Union Railllal.
- g.

On aaa 49, AlsnA~y, Nl1y41tA.
The S%ssmef Iowa will ieave dock foot Of Brady
stsset or Pom aysen, % foilCws:
A. - -. NJ counecSing With train for Full.
TOO, SevaanA, Dubuque, (srfiving IL Dubuque
heu6D In o1v1Aee Of any ether foute) Freeport,
Reeine, nd I'll points north ssd northwest essl
and noftheast, Ia central Iowa and southern
WieeuasiQ.
A. ~. Me- connecting With traiA for. Sa,
tsAa4 Hfeepoft, kasins snd 0illWankse, and ill
tele16 nes4, Qaos ard eesl
ne H61leadae ere The ratss Of Rese - poioto
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01

Debility. Emacia6ion. dyspepsia, and Dsopsy Of
the liebs, abdomen, and 10 the female. Oropsy ol
the ovaries and wombs. geseral1y accompanied
with Inflammation and liberation Of the Uterus,
are permanently cured BY Consultation Life 5yr.
~. The disease known - 0oitre Or SwelIed
Neck, the Life syrup will remove entireiy. HE
remedy should b taken for eo0s tinse, - TIE
disease 10 exceedingly chreuie end seabborn, ed
will not b removed without entsa EFFORT
Tumers Of The Ovasiea, Tuaees Of the Dreose,
and swelling Of other glands Of Tie bedy viii Be
completely reduced without ree6stin9 TO he
knife. Or operations Of any hia6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-01
a.oAses. Taoso Paseesu1as Nssoss.
frc REAL lElPEAu FEMALE PILLS

V>HE4E PILLS,
n - celebrated
many years ego IN
Paris for the relief
Of female irregu.
lsritics, aud after
wards - ootorions
for their criminal
. Employment In the
p,a -,iee II abortion.
40 n. y offered COe
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01
PROM CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, May 31.-The train from
Sandusky to-day stopped for broken
engine three miles west of here, and
was run into by the day Express from
Toledo. One lady, name unknown,
was killed and four or FIVE seriously
: and several were slightly hurt. Pres
{ ident Newell of the Toledo and Su-
: perintendants Kicker and Flint are
& doing everything in their power for
8 the relief ofthe injured. There will
be no detention of travel, as the track
is not disturbed. We will give the
+: names when obtained.
Z More Fenians arrived here from the
4 West, and nowathere are about 100 in
8 the city and more expected Moth
I ingcan be<learned from the men.
They state that. they are laborefs
hound for California; They have APP
parently no arms, but it is understood
8. that plenty are secreted here. 1t is
pretty generally thought that raid
I. into Canada from this neighborhood
( is determined on There is no excite
ment here and nobody believes in the
success of any movement they can
make.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01
NEARKET REPORTS.
u New YORK marked.

NEW YoRK, May 81
CoTToN-Dull and unchanged at S9@4Oc
for middling.
FLOUR-Common to middling, 5@10c
lower IS 25(98 80 for Extra State, g 50GS so
for Extra Round-Hoop- Ohio, and 500
II 90 for Trade Brands.
WHIsKY-Steady at 2 2615@2 q.
WHEAT-Opened quiet and firm, and
closed dull, 1(92c lower; 2 l5@2 Is for good
prime New No. Milwaukee.
CoRE-Un nder large receipts, and a press
foreign freights, has declined 334c per
bushel; 7S9SQc for damaged Mixed West
ern, and 500 @S31zc for Sound do. afiOat.
= 0ATs-Dull, and 1e lower; 5l15S12c for
Western. A3g LsEE TfsgaEI
PETRoLEUM-Dull at 27@271&c for crude,
and 43c for refined in bond. 9Ea -
PoRK-Steady, with a fair business
30 3l14d30 50 for New Mess, closing at 80 "a
cash; % 25@29 70 for old do, and "A 25@
"a so for prime. s8s7i
LARD-Quiet and steady.
BUTTER-Heayy at 30939c for Ohio; 30@
-CHEEsE~Quiet at s@@c.
MoNLY-E Easy az 6(47 per cent.
STERLING EScH ANG M--&t &teaay at l0914@
GOLD FlrrnArs opening at 1857, advanc-
Ing TO l40, declining 90 1885, and closing at
1879.
GovERNMENT STOCKS Steady and mod
erately active.
In honor of the memory of General
Scott, the regular open Stock Board, Petro-
leum Board, Gold Room, Produce Ex-
change, Custom House and other public
institutions, will be closed to-mOrTow.
s. u. s. SIS of '67, 1251<; do of 'S1, 1897; $40
coupons of '62, 1929; of '65, 1925.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01
FROM MEMPHIS.

q9 MEMPHIS, May 31.AThe steamer
Prairie State struck snag rat South
Bend, Arkansas River, Tuesday night
and sunk over the lower deck. She
was owned in St. Louis. She will be
raised. No further particulars.
The clothing store of NJ Ullman
on First Street is on fire this A. NJ.
The flames communicated to the Com
mission house of Neville, Rose & Co.,
and M. Wolfe. The Engines being
about fire in South Memphis, the
fire spread rapidly but was finally
checked. Loss $50, 900, mostly insured.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

New YORK, May 31st.-The morn
ing papers have thesfollowing special
dispatches from Washington 7.
2 1t is now authoritatively stated that
the Government will not be prepared
for the trial of JEFF. Davis at the ap
preaching june term at Richmond,
the inference of which is that the trial
cannot come off earlier than the month
of October.
Il Lieut. Gen. and Mrs. Grant, accom-.
panied by Gen. Dent, of the stat, will
proceed from West Point to st. Louis.
to be absent two or three weeks. The
General expects to visit Nashville, Cor
inth, Memphis, and intermediate
4 places, before his return,
At a meeting of the Union National
Club. a resolution, insisting on the
application of the Monroe Doctrine ia
Mexico. and Endorsement of Mexican
loan was discussed, but laid over un-
der the rule. % shis dfsea pa .s1aa
Al Military Commission has been
convened byIorder of Gen. Grant, and
is now in session at Norfolk for the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01
Serious Railroad Accident.
ma Suffering in Alabama.
: Fenians Moving North.
seiz are of Fenian Arms.
FROM CLARKsvILLE, TENNESSEE.

FROM CLARKSvILLE, TENNESSEE.
H sCLARKsvILLE,s Tenn, May 81
a grand tournament took place here.
to-day. Among the celebrities pre-
Herb were th9 late Confederate Cen
erals Y B. Cheatham. Serrc G0rd0
Williams, and General 9ue1Fels. who
delivered The Grafton. Gustavus
Henry, styled formerly the Eagle Ora
tor of Tennessee was an attendant.
Upwards of one thousand persons at
tended the tournament. The exer-
cises took place on the fair grounds.
There was a large circular amphi-
theatre, capable of seating one thous-
and people. The tournament was
given for the benefit of widows and
orphans of the Confederate dead
The total receipts were over $50, 900.
Seventeen knights entered for the
prizes offered. The first prize for
fitting at rings was awarded to WA.
Elliott, who personated the character
of Chevalin Bayard
The utmost unfairness was shown a
rider named Hood, "a Yankee, who
attempting the final run he was greet
ed with the rise of cheers from the
assemblage, which so disconnected
the rider that he failed to win the
prize The whole affair may be CON
sidered a successful rebel demonstra-
ton, and only shows a bitter and ma
lignant feeling entertained by the res
idue of the reconstructed South
towards the North. In justice to the
better class of people present, it is
only fair to say that the conduct of a
few was regretted by the majority, as
well as the managers of the affair. A
grand ball win conclude the days en-
.tertainment.rss- L. .r.v.,s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-01

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