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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

A RsLsABLs Hovsr. reconnend The
attention Of our readers 70 the advertise.
ment in another column Of Hutnsm's Great
Clothiag Mart, 116 and ll6 Randolph St.
The proprietor, BY strict attention to busi>
mess, he's acquired . patronage - extensive
that be ranks - tho leader Of the clothing
trade in Chicago. The goods are Of unex-
cepticnabls cut and superior make, and
adapted 70 suit every purse. One good
thing, 10 soansction with house, il that ths
purchaser ID able to avoid the bartering o.
''knocking down" system which hs hes to
pufsas 10 many oAher establishments whsrs
you are asked twenty i've Or fifty per esnt.
At Putnam's every article is marked q the
lowssG 1gss, below which No purchases an
hops 70 descend. - Chiedgo Tribune, (Oct.
], 1o1S.)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

READY MADE CLofniHo.-Maas, Asyes
4 Co, 1t No. II West Second street, are
now offering the public splendid sssort-
ment Of the latest Ayles Of Mems and Boys'
ready >mads clothing. at the most reasons
be rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

Fer pretection from the above. call on X
SIMPSON Z co. and take out Policies in
thess mt elasa Insurance Ccmpaniss repre-
ssnted BY them. Where the assured par
eleapaas In the Profits Of the companies
wit6est incuring any liability. Office No.
Is Brady St. apr -e>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08
CITY 1T f. M y .

FoR ST. LoUIs.-The stesmer Reserve
leaves for st. Louis in the monring at 8
o'clock. Apply to r. NJ. Prettymap.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

J.T. rExrLE, Gardener and Florist, cor.
eth and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
tssSs. snvS0Lly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

TnE Ls CLAIRE Mass MRnfIx0. is
to be hoped that the LsClaire Mass Meets
ing will be we'll attended BY the johnson
men Of this city and Rock Island. Il comes
of on Friday ne1t, the 10th iast. Arrange
ments have been made whereby the round
trip on the packets, will amount to but the
insignificant sum Of tfsy csnts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08
To Buildcr,s.

To Builders.
0RALBD PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A
- Frame School House for District No. {
lnambupe1 n this city. will be received 81 ne
subscribesrs ustn Saturday. the nth INST. fisus
aad specifications can be oseu 1t the once Of j,
n Dalssll 3 Bros.
fbAS,l fAsi !; ;souID, 1Af1sll p.ila!ns
D. O6URCH1LL. Commnsse.
.0svsepost, August !. lsss--dlw a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

lloRsEs SroLEx.-Some scoundrel has
been stealing horses from G. W. Baker Of
Blue Grass. We refer the public to an ad-
vertiscment elsewhere. The animals stoles
were valuable ones. Look out for them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

Go 20 fa. Bssr.-Go to BryaAt, STRAIT
ton I Aerrin's Davenport Commercial Col
lsge, - - . thorough practical buuineH
sedu1tioos or 70 become good sound tele.
gsaph opstssoe. For circulars address Zen.
dosing stampO Bryant, Stratton L Merfill.
Davenport, IOwa. dwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08
PERFECT MODERN
Sewing Machine.

Parties IN want Of reliable machine ibe any spe.
ciality, Go tat win noe dislppeint them ~ will b
found ready and competent to do s work, should
not fail 70 examine and test the enGse 4acAines ~
fore purchasing other and inferior articles. Every
maclnne warranted ead fall instsuctIcos givua b
competent and courteous aflendanis.
Sifk, Twist Cotton and Linen Thread ION spo0lD),
Needles, OH, &C.. Of The best quality, always q hand
ct No. - Brady street.
P.0s-THs 0ompssy ~ y asnoascs tAat shey ass
now prepared to supply their customer with ~
CHIME IN the word, and to warrant TIE same b
aSnFv renn0ei iy41-AHV1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

BoARDRRs WANrnD.-A gentleman and
wife can obtain board BY applying At this
office. A fine front room. large, conven-
lent and unfurnished, Is offered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

The Colorsd Stats Ceavsntieu Of Ten
nsssee net and organised 1t Nashvi1s Ia
the 6th. Delegatss from aftssn counties
were represented BY lesdias sslersd osu
in the State. Their sbjsss u y discuss
questions of iutessee y ~ eolorsd men
10 connection with agriculture, mining.
mapuiactures aad eduoasjsa. The o.
vsdhon win prsessly lid ssssiSs u
lhree u tpar 6sys. -e-r+a~ eser
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

PEnsoxAL.-Our friend john n. Day,
Esq, arrived home on last svening's train,
after little tour through Ohio and Pssn.
sylvanis. He reports that wheat has besu
almost On entire failure through thoss ssc.
tions, but the other crops ars % bountiful
that people are disposed to do very little
complaining, and ere in very high spirits
in regard to the future. Mr. Day is look
ing better than usual. having evidently had
. rejuvcnating time.
GnlswoLD OeLLses.-Ws acknovlsdgs
the receipt Of the seventh annual catalogue
Of Griswold College, Of this city. Its ex>
hibit ofstsdsats 10 highly ssasfyhe. We
understand that some iopsstaat i'm
provemsnts have been commenced on he
College property, and that the recitation
halls viii b. rs6ttsd with dsoks, and other
wiss Materially srsasssd for The eonfsrt q
students. The isstitulisa = aew iussishs
ID With sapssioe Philessphicd Appasas
To-, end with . valuabls CAsiast fee iIluo.
tratirg the Natural Sciences. The library
contains nearly four thousand volumes.-
The next tern Of the several Dspastasuts
will begin on The drst Thursday in Sep.
tember. Under its present vigorous man.
agement. we wish the institution oil posi-.
BILE success.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08
WHEELER I vtSorS
SEWING MACHINES

se;s :ss s:s :s..s. .s:s sssss!I:s ssss!:s Z. f..'
the WOPl0.
Thorough instruction gives y I'll purchaser
free Of chafeo.
0ALESROOM CORNER OF. SECOND AND
BRADY STREETS, OVER CONES
CLOTHING STORE.
=. LYMAN, Agena
q Deveupees - 1eek lslonA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

The SisrKns or CnAnirY inform their
friends snd the public gsnssally, that their
new Academy willopen On the FIRST Monday
in September, for the reception Of pupils -
Boasdsrs, Half Boasdess and Day Scholar.
The course Of instruction will cempriss.
- fornorly, I'll that constitutes good
English Education. French, Gssnan and
Latin Languages, Music on Harp, Piano.
Organ, Guitar end Dulcinss. also Veal
Music, DssWias. Paiating in OIL end Wsees
Colon, Plain 1 Osnamsntal Nosdlewosk, etc.
Terms continue ~ heretofore, bat Pay
ments must be made in advance, aad from
this rule there will be no deviation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cents, black o.
brown instantaneeus, natural, ,dura5,s, beau.
tiful, reliable, indeed the best in use. has been
before the public over fifteen years, IL The
cheapest, containing % much ~ the usual
dollar sizes. Depot No. &C John street.
New York City. Sold by ell DruEgists.
patent medicine, periumery and fancy
goods stores everywhere. junel -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

An InPoarAxr InPnovsnsxf on Foor.-.
What is known - Davenport's Block, al.
though containing On innumerable lot Of
snterprising establishments svn on small
capital, has long been 90 sye>sors t, those
Of our public spirited citizens Who arc dis
posed to grow enthusiastic in the matter Of
our municipal progress. The bank build
ing is the only one on it worthy ofmention.
We are now informed on the most undoubt.
ed authority that Hon. Hiram Price and J..
s. Conner, ESQ.,, have leased that portion Of
ground extending frs0 the eosses Of Oon-
msrcial Alley and Bsadv street, opposite
Sam Perry's Block, 10 the rooms now occu.
pied BY Parker Z Van Tuyl's auction -
tablishment. On this they design to erect
. brick bui'eng, modelled after Psry's
Block, three tSosiss in height, suitable for
tws mercantile establishments, one Of which
has already bsen engaged by washburue 1
Hender, for stove and hardware business.
The contract will b. let out 1t once, IN or.
der that work nay b Immediately CON.
menced, and the building may b completed
fos occupancy this fall. The tenants Of the
present shells, have been notiaed to svacu.
ate within thirty days. This enterprise 10
highly eommendable. and ~ hope other
capitalists win step IN and continue he
block to the National Bank buildine. Real
estate and rents ass going up 4 rapid
rate, the future has . very snesstsin =.
pset. asd the safest possible invsstasat 10
IN brick walls which survive all financial
revulsions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

Al l,3AsslAi vnw.--Ihs sdiase sfths
Musea6as JSssas1 hAsing paid sss city q
flying visit ~ wssk, writes - lsllsws:
: Our businsse eenld not b attsndsd 70 In
time y rsturn % The packet, ed ~ ~
MANNED 10 Davsnpset ell day. Il b . beau.
tfsl peeDp9Uas eiGy-a @edn = ~ 6ota>
ptisiag citissns, The 0ta1s apd ~ West.
We knsw of - 0prs bsaoe1n1l po.se snys
whore Than Dsssspese IT. Dotais House
has juss 6sso thssoughly repaired, frsn tsp
e bottoo, and = oae sf The bsst heaels II
tie soentsy. We Il nsl knew q hotsl
whsrs ooe san sseeivs u0o hsupinbls
treatment q beetef iAre. 0ueioess q The
streets asd lsves was not vssy livsly, = Il
is s,ct lively anywhere. jest now, 6ss ~
city b siopFovine 10 all psfls sfis. Many
housss are buildi0g bstk Sbe busiasss end
rssidsncee. md ws suppsse " caa cay
With perfect tfuthfulnsse that our sistes
city was never more prosperous than at
present. sss t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-08

COMPLAINT. &C., speedily cured by using Ma
eeife's Compound Extract Of Benne Plant. Pre-.
pared only BY }. 4 G. Msguire. II. Louis, and
cold BY oil drugsists, y. ScovrAgt, ChicagoL,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

The DEPARTMENT OF EDUoAT1oN-Irs DUTIES AND
CosT.-The House Of Representatives has passed
the bill establishing department of education,
authorizing the appointment OF a commissioner to
be paid $4,000, chief clerk $500, and two other
clerks, $500 and $1,000 per annum. The depart
ment is designed to collect and disseminate atatis-
tics and information concerning the best educa-
tional modes, &c.
These best educational modes," with the
school books in which they are taught, will ema-
nate from radical sources; and having control of
the whole matter Of education, the new Bureau
will take good care hat the young idea at the
South, W hite or black, Is taught to shoot in the
right dir ectoh. Now, we only need department
or Burea u Of Relige n, and the reconstruction Of
the Rep ubhc will be complete The additional
Bureau would only cost q few millions, and II
IT. failed to promote the national pisty. u ~,
So' Savannah Herald.
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In nIenorIan.

At q meeting Of the 'Washineton LIGHT inf o,
liable Association" held Friday evening, the 22d
INSTANT the following Preamble and Resolutions wero
| unanimously adopted:
1t has pleased Almighty God ao.p % ,o., 49, nm,
circle The sad intelligence has reached us that opr bo
io'ed comrade, JAMES sHAPTER CALDWELL ia no
more Death hos come like cleaner after the reaperH
nas lken from our decimated brotherhood one who
mad escaped the blghng breath Of Pestlence and the
keen sckle OF War Having endured oil tho prvations
ana Shared all the dangers Of the feld WAS bis hard
10 ole lar from the friends he loved and the SUNNY
land no fought and bed to protect We who knew and
io'ea hm When living, desire to perform the last duty
friendship In this feeble expression of our sorrow
ana IN pehan OF his native State to lay this humble
tribute OF gratitude on the grave of her fallen soldier
Whatever is amable in purity Of heart recttude OF
conduct and In gentleness Of manners sprinene not
rom the mere polish Of society," but from an unsehsh
and generous heart ne loved in him. Whatever ia ad
ifaoe IN strength OF principle in heroic self sacriAc
ana IN scrupulous fidelity to right, saw e1empaed
In him. No ruer friend shall grasp our hand than
ne whose grasp Is now cold in forever No truer
patriot will hasten his countrys call than he
whose last battle Is fought
With single desire to his country he was con-
tent to serve her in any position neither sought for
rank nor accepted any immunity from the dangers and
priVations OF his fellows. Though exempted by his
once from the dangers Of battle he by the side
OF his comrades in the hour of danger and bore upou
his hand and his forehead the seal of his fidelity IN ba
State.
In his private relations his life exemplied the same
traits OF frmness Of principle, manlness of character
devoted attachment to his friends and gent suavy OF
manners which have endeared him to a large circle Of
friends But though the promise of his early manhood
be so soon cut down and withered his memory shall
still be green in hearts. and gather beneath
our timehonored banner shall feel that names and
lives like his adorn and illustrate better than broid-
cred emblems and garlands Of laurel. Therefore,
Resolved That in the death of JAMES SHAprER CALp-
WELL our Association has lost an earnest and devoted
member, and our State q tried and faithful son.
Resofred. That O Committee Of five be appointed to
meet the remains on their arrival in Charleston, and
render such assistance as circumstances may require
Resolved That page of our Minu Book be inscribed
to HE memory.
Resolved, That copy of these proceedirgs b.. res
Ills iamly aud published in THE pIi s. HONOUR,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

A SINGULAR CAsE.-Mr. Chas. T. Chamblin, at
the time he was wounded, lieutenant in the 9th
Virginia regiment, coughed from his throat few
days since, a minnie ball that had been lodged
"seven Pines," June 1, 1862 the ball .-tAring the
side Of the nose just below the left eye. It was
probed four inches, and found , hive passed
near perpendicularly in acarce,y missing the
since caused much pain in damp weather, fre-
quently rendering it almost impossible to swallow
at all. When coughed up on Tuesday evening
last, 1t seemed to have come from just below the
right ear, under the jaw bone and caused but lit.
tie pain, and was followed by no blood. It is an
ounce minnier not mashed out of It's original
the bones in the face. The coming forth Of the
ball caused soreness In the throat and giddf
ness in the head for day or two, but nothing
more Leesburg Va.) Mirror.
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lcoMMUNIoATED.]
nethodist Church I'm Court.

Messrs. Edaors Permit me to correct n state-
ment Of the counsel for the plaintiffs, who saws.
In your issue of Saturday, "the Rev. MIR. W1anr.
MAN mas said they (the colored members of
lrlnity> only pay about hundred dollars to-
"aros MS salary Let us be charitable and SUD-
pose the reverend gentleman did not know how
mucn or his support was paid by the colored
members" The memory of the counsel ia at faplt
no question touching monetary matters was pro.
pounded to tho undersigned before the court. nor
ald he ever in public or private make the above
statement. Having an accurate knowledge Of the
finances OF tho church, he is prepared to correct
TINS error which does great injustice to the color
ed members of Trinity.
JOHN T. WIGHTAIAN,
Pastor of Bethel
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

SPEAKING of the prevalence Of suicide and in
sanity among the negroes since they have been
emancipated, the Mobile Tribune makes the fol-
lowing sensible remarks about Cuffee:
he worked much less than the white slave of
Europe, and he danced, and sung, and was joyful
all tho time. 1t was better music than Jenny
Lind made, to listen to his hearty songs steam
boat or plantation. We have enjoyed that music
more than any that we have heard in the Italian
opera.
The negro does not sing now. His harp is hung
on the willow. He now has responsibilities. He
is his own master; and is not equal to the re-
sponsibility, and goes off occasionally and browns
himself, or gets rid Of his responsibility in
some other way. His lite is not of much value to
him.
just one little illustration. The writer Of this
had right to several good negroes, two of whom
he especially respected, and when the town was
occupied by the Federals, these two "chattels, "
as the Yankees call them, went away to help
| themselves In the glorious condition to which
they had been invited: They are both dead
and been useful and respected. They are dead;
and they died of freedom. Thsd Stevens and
men OF his kidney are responsible for their pre-
mature deaths.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27

Some curious statistician has discovered that
there are one rat and ten mice for every sore of
min, AGO or ding to this proportion, is lie o0o
which would consume 182,292 bushels Of corn
dsily, or 4,116,167 quarters Of four bushels In the
half year, namely, 1872 days and half; and this
you'd gu pp!y 1881, 4A people with two pound
loaf each daily for siI months. or 291B people
daily With two pound loaf each, the year rotifd.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27
Union Convention ,

WASHINGTON, June 26.-AI the Democrats in
congress, with, perhaps, the exception of HARRIS,
or Mnryland, endvi sv, 49,. s.n roi oar
ton at Philadelphia. The restoration of the South
ern States to representation is considered by them
as paramount to oil other political ideas.
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New York Market.

New YORK, June 26.-12 M.-Ootton frmer at
:88 to 400.
Gold 55a Exchange 104.
Wool frmer at 20 to 29c.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Cotton firm at 3S to 800.
Flour declined to 15c; sales 1000 barrels of State
.at SIC $50 barrels Of Ohio at &s 80 to s18; 75
barrels of Southern at $40 80 to s17. Wheat dull;
quotations nominal. Corn declined 1 to cents
sales 10000 bushels at SO to 81 OTIS. Beef firm.
Pork heavy sales 10000 barrels at ss1 to 1872.
Lard unchanged. Whiskey dull. Sugar firm
sales 1900 bags Of Muscovado at 10 cents Ha-
vana 13l cts. Coffee dull at 18 cents. Naval
Stores dull. Freights steady.
Euentng.- 1O32; seven-Thirties
.1022; Gold Sc to SO.
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d estruetIxe Fire in schenectad,

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, June 26-The extensive
locomotive works in this place have been destroy
ed by FIRE. Loss 100000. Five hundred hands
have been thrown out of employment.
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Fenfen Prisoners,

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The President is endea-
voring to obtain the release Of all American citi.
zens now held as Fenian prisoners in Canada. II
Is thought that his intercession will meet with a
favorable response from the British Government
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27
Catholic Orphan Asvlum.

NEW YORK, June 26.-Bishop LYNCH, of Charles
ton has received contribution Of 81, 900 from the
Committee OF the War Prisoners Association, for
the purpose Of rebuilding the Catholic Orphan
Asylum in that city.
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ESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON DIsTRIoT.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq.
ordinary.-Whersas, WILLIAM JOHNSON, of OharleB-
ton Merchant made suit TO TO grant him Letters OF
Administration Of the Estate and Effects Of JAMES g.
JOHNSON. late Of Charleston State Assessor: These
are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and sin
guAr the kindred and creditors Of tho said JAMES g.
JOHNSON, deceased, that they be and appear before
me, in the Court Of Ordinary, to be held at Charles
ton, ON the 1lth day Of July, 1885, after publica.
ton hereof at IL O'Clock in the forenoon, to show
cause II any they have. why the said Administration
shonld not be granted.
Given under my hand this 28sh day Of June,
Ammo Domini 1906. GEORGE BUIST
June az va Judge of Probates.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-27
PRICE FIVE GENTS.
OBITUARY.

stata.iroaut a. the residence Of DANIEL KENNY No. 6
IreIand So,, Tue late ROBERT KIRKER o native OF
~ the Friends and Acqunintances OF tho
former ana deceased. WILL without further invitaton
piesse attend the Funeral from DANIEL KEnsv,a re.I'
denee at Three P. NJ This Day. June 27th,
- - -'N4'
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SECOND DIBpATOH,
New Orleans Mark ct

NEW ORLEANs, June 2G.-Ssles OF 700 bales of
Cotton at 85@S6c. Stock on hand 10000 bales.
Gold "a. Bank Sterling CT. New York Exchange
I 10 cent. discount.
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Arrival OF the Quaker CITY

New YORK, June 26.-The steamship Quake
City has arrived from Charleston.
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aT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIsTRIoT.-B GEORGE BUST, Esq,
Ordinary. Whereas, PETER PoRCHER, of Charles.
ton Physician, made suit to me to grant him Letters
OF Administration Of the Estate and Effects OF LAURA
T. BOUNETHEAU late Of Charleston, widow: These are
therefore, to cite and admonsh all and angular the kin.
dred and creditors OF the said LAURA J. BousErHKAu,
deceased that they be and appear before me- in the
Court Of Ordinary to be held OF Charleston on the 9th
day of july 1855. after publication hereof &C IL O'Clock
in the forenoon, to show CAUSE any they have why
the said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this nineteenth day of June,
Ammo Domtni 1856. GEORGE BUST
June 20 va '.'.Judee Of Probate
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ns- NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs.- THE sCHR.
SWAN Is discharging cargo at Browns Wharf. Goods
remaining the wharf at sunset will be stored at the
o oJners' risk and expense.
June 81 STREET BROS GD.
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SANTA ANNA AND SwINDLINe.-Under this cap-
ton the Philadelphia Ledger Of tho 10th inst, has
the following:
Santa Anna. it seems, has all the misfortunes
that usually accompany notoriety. In April last,
selves agents Of Santa Anna. came to the United
States, and bought, ostensibly for him, Of parties
100000 II gold was to be paid I 81 The &c General %
upon the delivery Of the steamer at st. Thomas.
The steamer was sent to st. Thomas, and refused
by Santa Anna, and she was accordingly brought
back to the United States, where the owners on
Thursday last had the two persons arrested in New
York and committed to Jail to answer the charge
Of swindling. They, however, say that they were
and can give no reason why he should have repu.
dated them. The case promises some rich deve-
lopments about Santa Annals movements, aud he
will, no doubt be brought into Court as q witness
when It comes up for trial.
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@s- The Friends and Aequaintnncea OF
mr.. and Mrs. E. j. KINoMAs requested to attend tho
Funeral Services Of their youngest child, EL1AD
at their residence corner Of Calhoun and Pitt
streets. at Five P. NJ, This Dav