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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

A. he ssxt nessing q tue eflcess q ths
0sse>ahl4 Csps. 0csls took occasion 70 M
'1bsn ths9 thee b dApuld 10 future bold
then ossocna0v reslonsibls for any I'D
evsey imsu1 tGRsd 70 bin. They did MT
80 disp11Dd - eontese the matter any FUR
tber, and 80 soen restored to his proper
social position.
The inviocibls dstssminasion II puspess
and stu 3born perseverance with which re
contended against Obstacles are strikineIy
shcwa in the following narrative, which
received from his nvn lips.
'~.Cape Scott NJ q one time, while 81.
toned at Prairie d. Chisn. 10 possession Of
. wonderfully sagscieus dog. cross Of the
setter and pointer. never SAY the animal
myself, bat several Of the o@eers Of The
regiment had frequently witnessed his -
tonishing performances, and those Of them
who are nov ,ivipg will doubtless vouclA tor
the truth u chat ] f<lats.
The captain would, for example, while
sitting in bic qussssrs as the Font. with { .
dog ct his feet, say 10 him, "MArk,,l want
you TO 20 over to the Island and ascertain II
there are any woodcock there, and come
back and tell me. The dog would Instantly
70 to the river swim to the island. and a.
ter having hunted il ever, retusn. ed, 10
had foun birds, run up to hrs master, then
70 the gun, wag his tail. and make ether
demon stratious, Of Joy, which made it per
fectly apparent that be had been successful.
Scott would then tell the dog to get The CO
noe in readiness, and, strange as it may ap-
pear. he Would take the cushion ia bic
mouth, carry il to the river bank where the
canoe was noored, plscs It upon the seat,
return for the paddle, carry that % the ca
noe, then % back to Scott, and look up in
his face With IN expression which indicated
that I'll vas ready.
Capt. Scott was - very fond Of his dogs,
that have known him. upon the dea.h Of
Avorite one, to walk his room in great appa>
ssut distress Of mind during the sntirs
night, and afterward place the body in cot
In. and. With bis boy Jack leading his hunt
ine horse traped in black, follow It to the
grave, and bury il with 40 much cafe and
ceremony q il It had been child.
He generally kept pack Of hounds, and
would occasionally take out lis friends 10
participate in deer or FOX drive hut, upon
these occasions. he invariably insisted that
every one should conform strictly with the
most approved rules Of the chase. lie VA
himself thoroughly posted in all the techni'
calities Of sporting lore. and ne lost I'll re-
spect for those persons who nisapplied OF
ridiculcd the proper use Of sporting nomen'
claturs. Thus be never failed to correct Z
man who called line Of geese - flock o.
geese" bevy Of quails - brood Of quails,
: herd OF elk - gang II elk" &c. lie Wal
IN incorporating stickl.r for the correct
and literal application Of sporting Language
upon all occasions, but more especially
when 10 the 6eld.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

Fer SsastaEy sf6tats. -
C0LOxDL 9. a. yANANDA, " Delaware. /,
For Treasurer OF State.
GEN. 0EOn0R A. STONE. u Henry.
For Auditor efStase, ftvT'
CAPT. ROBERT ". CROSS. Of Polk.
For Attorney General, - sse :
CAPT. WEBSTER BALlLNGER. ofLse.
For Register Of State Land Once,
LINE r. AeKINNIE, 81 Clayton. IN Y =
For Reporter q Suprcpe Court
CAPT. ALBERT sTODDARD, ofTsma-
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
CAPT FRED. 0OTTSCHAl.H. v Dubuque
For Congress- Second District,
JOHN r. COOK, Scott.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

TIA Hon. John r. Cook and Hon. Hiram Price VII
tsvide the time 10 Joint dscusson nj the following
Sinse spd placer. 10 wit ..
SCOTT COUNTY Saturday. Oct. 9Th. II DAsen-
port A
Mr. Conh To follow In one and half hOufp, NJ Price
vur In srcech " an hour, Mr. Price 10 follow IN one
ana half hour, Mr. Cook 10 csoee h. half houi
and the came at each meeting the speskers alicsns
ting - 10 opening and clores the Inmds "ean "a
nasne IReeiding olnrcr 81 each mceting.
!, Mesiingp 10 Commence II O'Clock p. -.
JNO. W, THOMPSON,
President of Scott Co., Ropuo1itAUC11b,
on behalf Of Rep Cong DI6s. Com.
Wn. W. COMES,
Chairman ~ I'd Cong. Dist Com.
Sept. II. 1of8.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27
UNDERWOOn = 20.
cEnehal eoo0lfSln1 sesc661ts

2. I. UNDERWOOD. sscSSS = ~~.eoveoo.
- b0. =. uHbnHwooo.
We give our psssooai sstsssius = n 6lssee.
. q property consigned To q. also % he eoadt-
Noe and qsalitv Of tkas bsush{ - sSSers either
r shipment or to hold on msrs;ns Ser sele u
s g and E,stera mareees. WeEavs exrssisncs
~, . - Gan nsnd,e both bresdstuAs ed Frovis-
novll.dly UNDRR VG0n IN
CIR. Laea'le . washisesea Sss.. Chieass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

r.e se:. she. !|., .:s : Ds: 1Zc.I
New nDeacOm Ne Horse Wen
= 0oeeov0oo0eeGhl P0r1ors
maoces with 0l0e and
nslsaoos..A oDoeo..A o0s
aacDeas Dog-rhe CaP.
laeUss Return - hts
ooo0oev k0s 6rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27
Josnsen Victory In Springfield,
n1liWOlo.

nolaaOlo.
One Of the Springfield Aldermen, who
voteu against receiving as the capital Of H.
linois the President Of the United States,
Who had just participated in doing honors
70 the illustrious statesman Of the State,
Stephen A. Douglass hes resigned HE po-
sition in the City Council. "A spe~ial cleo
ton Was bed on Friday 10 all the vacancy
10 his ward-the rirss. John Z. Rsmss.
the Johns n candidate, WAS elected BY .
majority Of o. in . vote Of SO. This goes
little ways towards wiping ID the dis>
grace attaching to Springfield BY reason Of
the action o. hsr City Council on the occa
zion Of the Presidsnts visit. but We hope
il viii 10 all sxpunged unmistakably 1t the
next election.-'!S. Louis Republican,.
The Democrats made decided gain in
the Vermont Legislature; they have elecs>
Cd thirteen representatives, and last year
they only had eleven. On che whole vote
Of the State they gained eight Ghousa"d fire
hMndrsd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27
DIR. 30 HAM AN,
Nos. 50 and II Pine st.,

DIR. b o HAM AN,
Nos. 80 and u Pine st.,
Besween ID 4 IA, opposite De
Har's Opera lleose.
ST LOUIS, NO.
CURES ALL DISEASES WITHOUT MER-
~ curry. and in the sDsrssr rInE PosslBLn.
he being the discoverer Of
Vegetable Remedies
That will eradicate oil trace a disease.
| Scrofaoa. Cancer. Coasompi1on
| Sst0aa. eSoeo1nastan. 1Dyspeps1a
NessraoGto. Liver e.snapl :a9a, Sis16
u1ea0aCAe, lDr0psv. ekan Erop.
eeens, eoeaet 1Disesse. 0aaaAice,
IN. eaae oearrheA lIsles, 1Deeels
ssys ARoe 0Ad Fevee. Eevers, III.
ceroohUnos mecara6 Pafoe. Ma.
ney ana all Urinary AGeceDons.
The above arc few Of tn numerous dieeases
Tnles specify ytd to his great " Vegetable Msdi-
~N-e. "o - permanently cures al
CG 9epNoC 4 INFECTIOUS
Diseases Of women have also y .ttsnti IN. An o.
etrnetaons, &C., removed.
Medical Advoe Free.
Az the weo = ssuiie,ins toa .speematonhoa
!. ce s.an. :. ~. Wens peivate discess. OF
snouid send At one for Dr. Bo,annsn's Treatiae o.
Spes,c. D,Ssse wnich give q fan description,
gmpeoms. &C. o. sll Chronic and Especial die
eaecs, e - lesve = room for d4bs. Iis valuable
osS y :c9! rEh1 70 any adds4e Direct 10 d.. C.
Ihird 80 Fourth ssreess, s.. Lois. No.
Esesblished in Ct. l.Suis, IL 1857.
Seminal Weakness Cured.
. p: soaANNAEs veoerABls RLncruARY,
Ssa.lnal Wsak1ess. This rcmssv ESicA ~ beea
nssd p sns rsscwned Dr. sassnnaa n his reivaae
Il IN 3; cs Sser venty ave ycap wse never known
IN ft =, two 70 ~ weeks Afer twenty yeas
~ H.,,.ss ~ = now advsstisrd eoely ior
h1pds Ct g .sss'sess o,scks ifno from The grave
ros ~ = ~ sent to all ,srts q the county
between Third and Fourth. ''''''' ''''
..,, n.ssi'''Aed i" St. L.ai. ia 1887.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27


LADIES, RRAp Tnis.--Dr. Hopper's Fe
male Cordial. This elegsnt end populas
Medicine will cure oil Fsmals complaints,
such - excessive, painful or suppressed
Acnstruation. Lucosrhoea, o. Whites, fall,ae
Of the Womb. and OIL Irregularities OF the
Moathly Pssiods. It will alec bring On the
Aensss whsn checked by Colds, and ali UNI
natural causes.
Females suffering under any Of the din.
culties above enumerated should not Gail
to use Dr.. H. pper's Female Cordial.
IL 10 the mos pleasant and IT, failible rom
sdy ever invented lbr the cure Of Female
celnplainta. Ladies' trv it.
Price t1.50 per bottle.
Prepared and cold BY DR.. Easterlev A
Co., Ne. - Nosth Fiihh stree9 81 Lcpjs.
No. Sold 1t their branch Family Medicine
store. No. ~ Madison stscet, CAicass, II.
0siDl Er's Salt Rheum and letter Oint
meut viii cure Salt Rheum, 'TeGsss. Scold
Heed. Rnguorm, Prairie and Baroseie lteh.
1ll:neis Aange, Aiseoufi Scratches. Iove
Dig, Army Itch, Pimples on the Face. Ob.
climate Old Sores, Scrufals, and I'll djsseses
and esupt.ons Of the Skin. When usea &
S~sySsSSesesss ~ W. Ous 00DSO81y 1O0uU0 0UU
Sassaparilla, which puri3es the cod and
ronovss the Gauss, end The Olosmeat heals
ths Sores, and thus speedy and perms,
nent cure il effected. We sdvise both 10
be used in these com plaints.
- The Iodine and Sarsaparil)a. a so
per bottle.
Price Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment, - cts. per hottie.
Prepared end sold By Dr.. E. EASTERLY
I Co., No. 20, North Fifth street. st. Luis.
No., and q their DvaAsh store, No. 30 Mad.
iscn It,, Chicagc, lille.
For als BY "a druggists.
~A~
Dr.. Easterisy's Fever and Aeue Killer
will cure Agus and Fever, Chills and Fever,
Dumb Agus. Int@mittsnt and Rsmittent
tever4 and every form " Fever incident to
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!. t. Price Of Ague Killer 81 so per bot
-. Pills o. seats Or box ~ pills IN :
box. ,..-.,-. (. ~. 49,. :
Pneassl and ssld " Dr.. Easssrlsy Z
Co.. s. Loulg, No. 0eld at their 0saneA
Family Medicine saofs, Chicago. III.
Allen q Ysuhs .whslesale Dsslsfs, Du-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27
ePECnAL NOTICES.

1850 esa gvDae-0preo1
aoeeSIo. p ar be6e osaAence -
~ 0oeAnees 81 Draadreah6
En- rhev, should b. = every fsshy, M
=, NJ. Z. N. Are, symptoms Of dssease oecurr,,
III, -e,hoa an Omen ssvc ~. Renenber. -
CAelepa uvst be ifsatel % Pslse1.
.n ,u, ..s.,v demands 1t ehould Be eos rid az Win.
nm, as,.- Colds. rheumstisn, assAna. p,.or,,
a,,,,A-e eo,,ce. In het. an sIekneo In ~ cU,,:
.,.,.. - .-.sv. Inuyr rites in he blood. rhe.. ~
Sss~ ~ =. haaah y eoUongU1 = O q
Or ,s n, rsrne in the GOvesnnent stamp In
White Ie,,er,. Sid y Drugske. ?. BRaxDRErn.
The Moons Volcanoes
arc e. sarinssie attention OF astronomers. bat the
worl o. Beast aaa ies'fon 10 less interested In
human di.cosrres than in the great question Of
rasnaag ne 11esAs
,b,. have bee sh.srDcd ~ sgepr scknss, 10 . vlo.
r,c,. blsck shown hne- Nobody now i such
4. La'NAr1C,
M, n .,,ns, hat the dnes. and the most h.,-..
hair dsrkcnrS rcxisteuceh
CNRlSrAO0K0'S nalR DYE.
vh,ch no,riks he fbfcs ~ we'll a. changes ths,v
= nsnusrrrrd b, ). CnRisrADoRO. 49, ~
Hous,. New eok. eOld By Drasvists. Apptea 3,
all Hair Dre1Drr sepi-aiu
moval unsgaaa Lottery Or Cne..
Coadsssc ~ IL. SrssisA 0oee-nm>ns
ssso ~ n OLD DRAWN EVERY II DAys
pv,.e. es.npdsnd information furnished ~. ~,
EFT rates psi11o Doubcoas and IN kinds ~ ~
and silver sfos eli Gcwyssns =. secusisiss.
nayD-iy 10 Wan o., New Yr&-
Naarriose ana Cee1hacy. aa Rseev
Diseases and pusee which peosrate ths MAI .ocsss
sealed ls,,e{fywslopss AAasss:.; p. ): skitlIS
Pa. anslR-0AUSA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

which no.rilhs he fbrcs ~ we'll a. changes thar
80 Nsnusrrcd By ). CHRlsTADORO ~.
uouss New Goa. sOld By Drseyisss. App,iea 3,
ali Hair Drelorr. sepi-alm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

ssed 4 visisise cIssss Il sesssnssA sss6
= lnBss-socsS lsainlAgo, town we5loaGs.
Be-; "a q Ie " : sd siAs. - sas
eeaseimo eslseled = St1s saoo0 ~ -
spossing hessssity q thas seseise-
In t1oss days fbsssss The aas Of hores
eesss) hossessaciog was locked upon ~ ne
New Eaflaodos - 0oes iomoeol and
psruicious practice. end youeg Scs.s was
sevvs allowed 10 make hia ap sarance ct
such places With his fathses conssdt.
Upou one occasion. On unknown hosss
vae bseuehs y Bsasiaotsa y so0s opsetss
men. Who offered large wasefs upsn hie
ruseine aeainoe aay o6l1se NM tho4 eoald
be produced. Nov, acsstain Deacon R.
Of that place, vas the owner Of several 6ne
horses, and among them vas one that was
considered very 6cst, but those disposed to
contest the wager % confidently offered On
the siraogs hofss we're perfectly vel aware
that Presbg tlrian ds1eon could not open-
" sanction q give couatenance 70 such d.
aboiical immortality, yet those who knew
him veil verify believed that il there Was
not in strict accordance With the require
ments q his church and With the sanctity
Of his ecclesiastical tanctiors, Il Was the
weakness he manifested for owning the
fiestest horse in the country.
Tho men psOpssng 10 take up the gsunt-
let 90 dsfansly :. thrown out By the hackers
VI The new horse, entered the deacon's t.
vorits horse for the sace, bet with the exc
press stipulation thaG he race should cone
% in The nishs.t,ms, asd should be kept .
profound secret except to those directly in.
tesested. The terms having been satistac-
ter,ly arranged, Martin Scott vas selected
% che jockey f6s the deacoa's hofse and
On the night dcsignaesd los the eootsst. he
stole very quietly into the stable, and, muf-
ding the horses feet, led him to the track.
The judges were then posted, the riders
mounted, and ~ homes we're sG L wae
single straight dash OF mile. and both
horses were put to their speed, and kept
constantly down to their work from the
word go" But, % they approached ths
"ooning out" placs, the sssanes horse b.
gan to gain little upon bic antasoniat and
q this moment Of interest and excitemsn'
10 oil parties concerned, il looked % il the
deacons horse Vas to DO beaten, when sud
J.ul~ foam k>>;od q ken~A fnncn ueap tbs
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA The Star of the North will be
presented this evening for the second and last time
Keliogg, Hauck, Baragli. Bellini, Antonucci, and
other favorites in the cast.
On to morrow Thursday evening, Signorita An.
toInetta Ronconi will make her debut in Donizett's e
celebrated comic opera of Ehisire dAm2re. She
will be supported by her father, Signor Giorgio
Ronc0ni BaraRh, Antonucci, and other great
iavorites.
On Friday evening only representation of ETndni,
with Carmen Pooh, Mazzoleni, Be.iini, and Anto-
nuccI In the cast
On Saturday afternoon second grand matinee.
oSispino Ia COnsare, by special request.
THE BATEMAN CoRoRRrs An entirely new and
most attractive bill is offered this evening. Nine
Parepa, Signors Brignoli, Ferranti, and Fortuna
favonte selections. Mr.. Carl Rosa and Mr. y. b.
Mills will execute several splendid solos on the
violin and piano. The Musical Fund Hall has been
crowded each evening with the elite of our city
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE The Fast
Family for the last time this evening 1t has proved
very successful. Tomorrow Thursday evening,
first time this city OF BOucicaults Janet Pride with
fIst-rate cast. On Saturday afternoon a grand
family matinee will be given.
On next Wednesday evening Mr. Joseph JeRer-
son, the great Philadelphia comedian, will have the
honor of appearing In his native cly the city of his
well-remembered father, and many near and dear
relatives) for the first time in thirteen years. in his
great character of "Trip Van Winkle" In this part
he has made worldwide reputation. Philadel.
phjans Will see to IL that he is welcomed home again
In o fattering manner. beautiful photograph
portrait of Mr. Jefferson will be presented to every
one visiting the theatre on that evening.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.--Ar. Edwin Booth
appears this evening in the splendid role of the
stranger" In Kotzebue's great play OF that name
Miss Susan Denim pays Mrs. Haller" The attrac.
five comedy of the Honeymoon will also be given,
with Mr.. j. b. Roberts the "Duke Aranza," ," and
Miss Susan Denim as "Juliana."
AMERICAN THEATRE Miss Kate Fisher appears
MaSeppa, with her trained horse wonder"
El Nino Eddie, the child wonder, also appears
every evening.
CARNcRoss DIxEY have a splendid programme
for this evening.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-24
CORPORATIONS HAVE SOULS

The subject of life assurance Is attracting the
attention of almost every man Capitalists are
availiDg themselves Of the opportunities it ar.
fords tor profitable investment, and Door men
are seeking It as a refuge for their dependent
familiee While all life assurance societies are
financially sound and firm, as the record of
each Will show, how important that a spirit of
high-toned liberahty and integrity should char
acterlze the decisions of those who, as officers
and directors, control the payment of losses
The EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY of
the United states shares largely in the public
coincidence, the names OF those honored Phila-
delphians, George H. Stuart Thomas A. Bid.
die, and Theodore Cuylef, acting directors
theretor being sufficient guarantee TO all
The following instance, however, illustrates
clearly the generous and noble sentiments
that do and will guide its officials In the settle
ment of claims which arise from the death of its
members:-John Thompson, deceased has re-
lced In this city many years, doing business at
spruce street wharf and for years has been in
sured in the Equitable" for the sum of ten
thousand dollars. All his premiums we're
promptly paid excepting the last, which fell
due Monday, October Is, 1866
On Tuesday, October 16, the agent of the
society called at the office of Mr. T. and
learned that he was dangerously ill. Return
ing, be found the son OF Mr.. Thompson with
check drawn by Mr.. T. himself on Satur
day, October 10, for the amount of premium.
Under these circumstances the agent could
not receive the premium, and thus revive the
forfeited Iolcy, without the consent of the
society, TO whom the facts were at once pre-
sented, October l3, and after the society
had been informed of the death Of Mr. Thomp
SON, J. W. Alexander, ESQ.,, Secretary, replied
as follows:-"We think it best, under the cir
cupstances, to receive the premium on Thomp
sons policy, and will not make the failure to
pay on the day the premium was due reason
for declining to pay the loss, We are certainly
not legally bound TO receioe il, but as the parties
appear to have acted in good faith we prefer to
saosT heloss rather than take advantage of their
neglect Pledte receioe the premium and issue
receipt"
Is there one individual of the large number
Insured by the Equitable" who will not ap-
prove and applaud this generous action? Ger
tainly after such praiseworthY conduct we
cannot endorse the old eaying:- -"Corporatlons
have no souls.n
Highly commendable as the above instance of
hberality on the part of the Equitable Life As
surance Society certainly is, yet it forms by no
means an exception to their general system of
dealing with their poicy-holders. This Justly
popular society at,oays Pays its losses Uith the
most honorable proneptness, never having con.
tested a claim, thereby leaving no uncertainty
whatever, concerning its ability and Willingness
to settle all claims of similar character.
The branch Office OF this Society is located at
No. 432 Chestnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-24
From Califnrnia

SAN Francisco, October 23.-A Los Angeles
despatch says that a fierce fight had occurred
between the citizens and murderous band of
Indians, in the vicinity OF Hardersvile, in which
fifty Of the latter we're killed, and the citizens
lost none. General Rufus ingalls, and General
NJ. u, Simpson are on tour of inspection oi the
military posts in the Pacific DIVISION.
They lett Los Angeles October IL, for San Diego
and Fort Yuma. A Tahiti letter OF August 81
says that the growth OF cotton is extending.
Eighty tons have been shipped to Bordeaux, and
eighty tons more would be shipped in January.
steam sugar mill bad arrived taere from Lon
don. The ship Gdhdtin, of Hong Kong, took
1871, 900 in gold and silver bars and Mexican
dollars.
Sales we're made yesterday of Hawaiian sugars
at 10 cents, and Eastern crushed at l2t cents 5}
pound. Costa Rlca coffee is quoted at AZ cents
ID pound. The extreme quotation for dry hides
is IA cents " pound. American shipping Grade
wool is quoted at l6 cents " pound. The Panama
steamer whicn sails tomorrow carries 20 tors OF
japan tea for New York.
The Money Market Is very tighs, and the rate
of interest 1t per cent. CelegrAphic transfers
aIe quoted at 4 per cent In Mining stocks
there is nothine doing; Yellow Jacket, $6I5;
Cholar Potos, Sl02; 0phir, sol. Legal.tenders,
60, Wheat is advancing; sales to-day, Sl'75 per
100 mounds,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-24
FOURTH EDITION
FIRE AT NASHVILLE,
LO SIS, 900, 900.

NASHVILLE; October IA confagratiou COM
menced at onc'o'clock this morning, destroying
$l,OOO,OOO worth of propesty, includ,Dgsthe Ban.
ner office, the large drug house of Yargan & Co.
Lewis Ems billiard saloon, the drug house of
Hastoctt Co., with many smaller establish
ments, law Offices and private apartments.
y The fire was not checked until o'cl )ck, and
has destroyed all south of Front and Cedar
streets, from Cherry to Printers alley, extend.
ing through to Deaderick street. Moreps pho.
tograph gallery, we'll known to the men of the
army of the Cumberland, was entirely con-
symed. A man sleeping upstairs broke his leg
by jumping to the street. A number of the old
land marks OF Nashville are gone.