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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21

Real Irish Poplins,
Pearl and Pearl Grey Poplins, most
elegant goods for bridal dresses.
Parisienne Embroidered Robes,
Empress Cloths, full line of all the
leading colors,
French Winseys, very rich and heavy,
Lu,trine Faconne Broehe Figures on plain
ground, beautiful article.
Grew brochc Fig'd Stripes, running up
Isd down more costly.
do different assorted.
Heavy Reps ground, much higher cost.
Lustrine Sole Raye, rich silk stripes, on
heavy reps ground.
do much finer silk Ggd stripes.
Sup Reps Flet Denil
Cretona and Popeline Pekin
Popeline Carrenux Sole
Cretona Fee Largener
Popeline Lame Pekin Fec Largener
Double Width German Drittech, all in
Turkish red, warranted fast color IS
Sup Silk Warp Blk Alpaca.
Ex Super Blk Alpaca.
do Sllk warp, lincr.
Ga FIX Sup Col'd 'Lustres,
do super
do better
do much better
do finest
8 A sup fancy colored Cireassian
Deuble.width Velour, splendid and most
desirable article in Scotch Plaid, war
ranted all wool.
do high colored Scotch Plaids.
| valour Sole Rayc, much better quality
Scotch silk stripes up and! down,
splendid style.
Extra double width Velour a Sole, much
bettcr and finer quality Scotch Silk
Plaid, all wool and silk, very costly.
Splendid assorted Scotch Plaid in great
demand.
Our best quality all wool nicely assorted
black and white Checks, % inches.
do in cololed Checks
do i'll fancy Pads
do very rich Scotch Plaid.
Extra double width, all wool, much richer
quality Black and White Checks, the
aoost desirable assortment, 81 inches.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
CARPET DEPARTMENT.

CARPETS.
crossley's Royal English Velvet Carpets, in new
crosslev;s English Brussels Carpets, in new and
beautiful patterns;
LARGO and beautiful stock Of the best All WOOL
3 ply and Ingram Carpets manufactured
Ingram Carpets, new patterns Mt lower prices;
Striped Venetian Carpets. All Wool;
Strined Flax Carpets, pretty and chcap
stripsl All Wool Venetian Carpctng, for Stairs !;
Stair Rods. all widths ard lengths wanted;
Drugccts and Crumb Cloths, new patternsr all
Wool;
500 Beautiful English Hearth Rugs;
A large stock of Door Mats, for inside and out
80 competent Upholstercr On hand to Cut,
Fit and Lay Carpets at short notice
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
In new designs, and of the best makers, just
received in the following widths: 3 it., i #. in.
4 f. #. in. - f. and Is feet wide, which Will
he cut 10 fit any sized Hall, Room or Stairs.
Stair Gil Cloths, . #. wide:
Lipbt Narrow Stair Oil Cloths to eo"cr Stair Car
pets,
Table Oil Cloths. A, 5-4, 6I and S-4 wide, in
Chin;z, Oak, Marble, Mahogany, biue, BLACK
and Green colors.
syy Floor Oil Cloths Cut and Laid lit required
by competent Workman.
hiATTiXGS.
I.5.i and G-.t Cocoa Mating, for Halls, Base
menls. Churches, Offices Public buildings. &c.
/ 4. D.! and c.. Rcd Checked and White Canton
Mating. 80.
~ Ma,tings Laid, or sewed and Laid with
Dispatch.
WINDOW SHADES AHD cURTiiNS.
500 Pairs Window Shades, just received, with all
necessary Trimmings, embracing from the finest
made, to the cheapest manufactured, from + to
10 feet in length, all of which arc new patterns.
Blue Green AMI Buff Hollands, to make Shades,
always en- hand.
Lace anl Nottingham Lace Curtains;
D1mask for Curtains, nlsu Trimmings
Ccrniccs lands Pins, Tassc!s, Loops. Hooks:
picture Nails, Picture Tassss and Cords.
sGr' Window Shades Squared aid lung, ana
Curtains put up at shost notice, if required.
WALL PAPERS AND E0RDEAS.
1000 Rolls Wall Papers and Borders, of new
Colors, fine and cheap, just received.
Zss-A Paper Hanger furnished when required
by our Customers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
The Friends of Capt A. P. WEST respectful
ly announce him as Candidate for Sheriff OF
Edg,feld atthe next election.
Now te# 10
Ms- We have been authorized by the Friends
of Capt. Il. B0ULWARE to announce him
Candidate for Sheriff of Edgs6eld District at the
next election.
Apr y te* Ao
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
Novelties Of Rare Beauty!
DESCRIPTION.

Brodi Sole Raye, beautiful silk hand
embr'd figured on striped ground, very
costly article.
do much better
do still richer
do onpain ground, extra quality,
Victoria Brode Sole, dblc tw'ld. hastings
Chene ground in splendid figures.
Valencia double twiIled Lasting Cloth, IN
single lined chcks.
Poll de Chevre colored Checks,
/ All Wool Filling Toll du Nord,
Crepe Neat Satin -, +
Stri ped Plaid in very bright colors,
| Ex Super Ga Scotch Fanciess
Very best quality Cachemire in beautiful
! assorted Fancy Checks.
Extra double width Mousselnc splendid
quality, small pla!d'54 inch,
Extra fine black Paris, all wool double
width Mousscline Delaine,
/. Fine and choice colors Paris all wool
Mousselino Delaines, high colors.
Super quality Black Alpaca,
do finer and heavier
do much better
do !. still finer
do much finer
do still better
do very fine
do super super
do best quality
High Lustre Pure Mohair.
do much better
do very fine
do extra super.
Very fine and high Lustre,.
do much higher cost
do super super
do extra fine
Bombazine, splendid quality Paris BLACK:
| Extra choice and heavy Paris all wool
4 Mousseline DcLaines, sublime quality
| high colors.
| Heavy quality black and white Checks.
4 Mousseine a Sole, splendid quality silk
checks.
Chally Saline satin striped small Plaids
/ Victoria Sole, splendid double twillcc
\ ground silk Plaid.
\ Llamas, heavy wooen ground high col
ored Chcne plaid, &C., DC.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
vVn1D AND WILL.IW WAHE

Tubs, Buckets, Kcclcrs, Churns.anl Measures;
Baskets Of all kinds aud shapes;
scrubbing, busting, Floor, Hand, Dlacking, lair'
Pope, Head, Horse and Hhitcwash brushes;
Rrnoms Of all Kinds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
For Tax Collector.

Tie MaHy Friends of D. A. J. BELL, Esq,
respectfully nominate him as Candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
Oct1S to AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
vx7II.L be sold at Coopcrsville. on WEDNES-
w. DAY. 2S inst, all the PERSONAL PROP
ERrY o. WM. NJ. HILL! deceased, consisting OF
FOUR HEAD OF HORSES.
SEVERAL FINE MILClI AND pnY CATTLE,
FATTENING AND STOCK HOGS,
AFLoCK OF FLOODED SHEEP,
TIE ENTIRE CROP OF CORN, FODDER,
SHUCKS,
COTTON IN TIE SEED,
WHEAT, OATS, PEAS, POTATOES,
ONEBUGGY AND HARNESS,
TWO WAGONS,
PLOWS, GEAR AND PLANTATION TOOLS
WHEAT, TIRAsHER AND FAN,
SYRUP BOILERS,
Medical and miscellaneous Library.
Medicines,
CONTENTS OF DOCTOR SHOP,
good assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
AT the same time the PREMISES will be rented
for one wear. There are on the place cemmo-
dous Dwelling and all necessary farm and tenant
houses. One Hundred and Fifty Acres OF land IN
cultivation, and Three Hundred acres OF pasture
lands, all under good fence.
mr. Terms made known on the day of salc. ::
7. s. DANIEL, Admir-.
Nov. Il, It 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
adp,sinisfrator,s Notice.

1J,pcrssns having dtmnnds against the Es-
a into o, PETER SON BQRAM, ,,dec'd.,wil pre-
scnt 4 them to tho undersigned, properly Infested,
and those who are nnywiie ndebtO' to said Estate
will viii rleaso call and sc'lc. Thn Administrator
% IN make afna ett!,mon. at an carly day.
u's''s' - ''''' J. NJ TROTTER, Adm'or.
Nov. @. tsr.E -" I'm ''-'"S - so :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
DENTISTRY.

Or II. PARKER respectfully announces
thu; he is we'll prepared to execute in the best
manner and promptly all work in the business,
and at greatly reduced figures.
Having acquainted himself with tho late ines
tim..ble improvements in the profession, and Sc
cured full stock of materials, &C., he warrants
good and satisfactory work to all who may desire
his services.
Edgefeld, S. c., Aug. l, tfs1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
nav Euuus.
sUMlRIES.

Window Glass, all sizes, Nails, all sizes, Gunny
Basging, Green Leaf, Manila; and Juts E.pe,
Twincs. Sash Cords, Clothes Lines and Pins,
Wash Boards, shovcs, Spades. Forks, R'kGs &c;
and Hoes, Axes, Axe Handles, llatchets, Smith
& Wcsscn and Colts Rcpeatcrs, and Notions OF
every Description.
To all of which your attention is invited, and
all of which will be sold at small advance on
cast of importation. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
HOLINESS BOOK HOUSE
OLD SIGN OF
FRANLIN,S HEAD"
Corner King and Wentwertl-Streets,
OLD SIGN OF
CHARLESTON, S.

.CHARLESTOI, ~. u
yu,HE HORSE IN THE STABLE AND THE
FIELD. by ]. II. Walsh, (Stonehenge) editor
OF " Tho Field" with Us engravings, London,
5000.
treatise on their cultivation by Jno. Smith, A. L.
S., Lor,dou Numerous illustrations. $3.50.
SCIENCE AND PRACTICE OF FARM CUL-
TIVATION, by James Buckman, London. Si.OO
WASTE PRODUCTS AND UNDEVEL0PED
SUBSTANCES: or, Hints for Enterprise in Neg
lccted Fields. by P. L. SimmondS, London. S3.oO
THE USES OF ANIMALS TO MAN, by E.
Lancaster, NJ D., T. Il. s.. London. Sl.15.
POPULAR LECTURES On FOOD, by Lan-
kes.cr. London. Sl.75.
BRITISH RURAL SPORTS, by Stonchcagc
London. Illustrated. $500.
THE SHOTGUN AND SPORTING RIFLE:
and The Dogs Ponies, Forrets, &C., used with
them. by Stonehenge, illustrated, London. 5000.
BEE. KEEPING, by " The Times" Bee Master,
with illustrations, London. $500
ICA, by Sir 5. Morton Peto, Bart. stratan.
MASTER AND SCHOLAR, &C., &C., by E. II.
Plumtree, NJ. A., Dedicated to the memory OF
John Kecble, author of the Christian Loar,"
Strahan. $500.
STORIES THAT MIGHT BE TRUE, &c, by
Dora Grecuwell. Strahnn. Sl.25
TIE HIGHER EDUCATION OF WOMEN,
BIZ Emily Davies, Strahan. Sl.25.
FAMILIAR LECTURES ON SCIENTIFIC
SUBJECTS, by Sir John, I. W.
Any Of the above Books sent by Mail, FREE
OF POSTAGE, on receipt Of price.
All Books sold at Publishers Catalogue prices,
and sent FREE-oF POSTAGE on receipt of price.
Stationery, School and TeXt Books,
Artists Materials. &C., &C.
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND PARISH LIBRA
RIES supplied with Books on liberal terms. Es
pecial attention has been given to this class OF
Books,
Address
s:HOLMEs' BOOK HOUSE,"
CHARLESTON, s. C.
Nov. "A, If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21

We have been requested by many friends of
Mr.. JOHN A. BARKER to announce him a Cam
didatc for Tax Collector of Edgefeld District t
the ensuing election.
oc:. 2, tes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21

TEE many Friends of Capt. JAMES MITCH
ELL respectfully nominate Aip as Candidate
\ SALUDA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02
LATE NEW r.



BALTIMORE, Nov. I 1t 10 noe asreftaineo
who are the new police cvmmsessonen ~.
pointed by Gov. Swami. l. b rumoFcd thA!
Inc new .. lice force have already organized
and " in make their ape rance IN coufse OF
the asy 10 the stsycta. The old commiDion-
~ have their full force cut, and will reslss
Inc d,.mauds Of the new fosce for the sur.
srntcr Of the ststion houses, marshalIs Of.
aos. &c. A body OF 4O0 U. 8. dismounted
cavsliy, who arrived here yesterday to die
embark for Texas, are now 81 Fort AcHenry
and rumor says they viii be retained here
10 act in case Of emergeocy.
The Baltimore American says: 1t 10 re.
ported that John l. Ford Of Fords theatre
notorirty, and Capt Horn Of ID Ward, one
OF Gov. swans register, have been selectcd
for police commissioner aoo soas ex-Aer
shall VannUstrand are Of the witnesses S0s
the prosecution Of the new marshall.
Half past /, r. M-There Is considerable
feeling in consequence Of Gov. Swann's &C.
LONESOME bitterly denouncing II and diners
approving Il. Large crowds Of people are
gathered III the carriers of the streets ana
near me- wsparer Offices discussing the matter,
but AL IL now quiet.
The new police fofce have not a. yet made
their n, pesrance on the streets, but II 10
sup,,o ed they will DO so before the close OF
The day.
The new Commissioners and Marshal are
given as . runner, but 1t Is presumed that
they are prnbsbly correct.
Gen Grant aud Gen. Comstock have Ar
rived in this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02


The Paris correspondent OF the Londor
Star says The gseatest syulpAthy b mani
tested for the Impress Charlotte II wOult
appear that her mental system gave caus.
for alarm To her even before she arrived In
France. During her voyage from Yer,
Cruz to Paris she was plunged in the deep
est melancholy and constantly spoke Of TIN
immense responsibility size had assumed
On arriving in Paris. although indirsc,ly
prepared for the Emperor's refusal to alteI
the pcrisd he he'd nxed upon for the evacu
ton Of the Rtxicsn Territory By the
French Troops, she persisted In her desire Ia
have personal interview with Napoleon,
aud the n suit b known. The Elm.
prese unfortunately loss her head com.
pletely. She 80 tar forgot herr self possession
- to give way to the msQl terrible paroxysm
Of excitement, and - use ri language
which not only startled mt puzzled the EN-
perOr
The officisl act of the retroccaaioh OF ths
Who'e ct Venice took place on the l0th,
anu the Italian national nag Was h0isecd at
Nenice soifgreas popular caehusiasA
A F10rencr tey4gfam says: The tuyal de
csseo lave 6seo isGnei, sppolneinx Senator
rssolini- GRmloo COumls6onR q Venice.
the Duke of v01lura Il verous, asd PiuIsdi
~ ASs0u8s r>-f Et4zs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

DUrY CLOTHES " ASHER.
THE UNIVERSAL DOTYS WASHING
CLOTHES RINGER, MACHINE has again peen
with cog wheels. has taken awarded the FIRST PRE-
the FRsr Ir MIN At the MIN AT TIE GREAT
State Fair Of al, the North NEW ENGLAND FAIR
ern Statcs also the First OF 1870, ALSO AT THE
Prcmii I'm at the last two STATE FAIRS OF NEW
Fairs Of the American In HAMPAHIRE NEW
ettute: AND HAS BERN YORK. MICH GAN WIS
AWARDED THE FIRST cONSlN. MINNESOTA
PREMIUM ny TMEIOwA SC AN TOOK
UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THE FIRST FREMI, N
THE COMMITTEE OFtIuv saLvsR "a AT
THE GREAT NEW ENG-'THE LA> FAIROF THE
LAND FAIR OF 1896. AMERICAN INSTITUTE
AFTER THE MOST DOTY'S WASHER using
SCRUTENIZl NJ TRIAL b0 ine-hot suds. saver
OF THE VARIOUS MA lthree-fourths the labor and
CHIMES OF NUMEROUS time tsk.s ont nll tire dirt
COMPETITORS. mo SIRE hands-nO iptid
Tile uNlvERSA Lhatr-no INJURY to the
CLOTHES WRINGE Rlclothes
Wrings clothes almost dry. Scion Robinson Gays
without injury TO the m0stI. our machine, after a
delicate garments, andiyears uee. 10 thought more
never gets tired OF out Of Of day than ever
order. On receipt Ot the price
Mrs. Cyrus w. Field from places where no one
says: 1T saves qTcatis selling, we n III seud one
labor without injury TO the Washer and uue Wrnges,
c othes ! therefore mo-i either or hUth FIRE ii
decidedly recommend its freight chafges. Family
ure." Sise Washer 4lA M. ~,
wringer $40; No. Wiring
Ter. $50.
~ Exclusive right Of sale given to the first
responsible applicant for each tow
Send for circulars. giving wholesale and retail
tefms. r. c. BROWNING. GENERAL Agent.
No 81 Curtland ST.. New York,
oct29 d.im Opposite Merchants Hotel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02
NEWS


From New York.
NEw YoRE. Nov. 8
The Hseald's Matsmoss dispatch u the
seth ult.. oays, Il u not thought here that
Meiia viii aaismpt 70 occupy torir borders.
q L could oaly b done q large cxpeaDs
Of blood eeA {, easuro and with no CORES
pon6inR advantage. Cavsi 10 still in P's-
sessiou Of the tovn. Lovi 10 about tire,
leagues a. With l.eOO men, negotiating fos
the surrender e The city, which has been
IN progress Ct the last few daya They
closed yesterday vithoss any Practical re-
oult.
Drovnsvlne vepoesisv. He has been chased
| b. prumioene l1e1feons Uho sre friends Of
Cavalse end suppss1sss 81 Ustsga.
Cavalier this lnOsning EXPRESSED his de~
against L',pez and Cortinas.
The forces OF Lopez and Cortenas viii Be
combined for m attack which vii be delay.
ed some days on account Of the bad condi
ton Of the roads.
Advices from Monterey state the import
ant fact that Gen. Farbeiro was 1t Elscdral.
IN the State Of San Louis Potosi IN the
l1th ult, and on that day issued .
proclamat on to tho people Of that State
| II is thought he sill be atle to oppose any
force which Mia can bring against him.
General Lopez has issued . proclamation
to the peotle Of Tsmauhpas, in wh;'h he an-
nounces himself ~ the Rep esenta:ivs Of
the Government, and intiinatcs his intention
Of attacking MatAmesas q an carly day.
From private letter dated October 10th,
learn that Douosy 10 in Mathcsla. with
1900 men, He has offered for sale his car
riages and horses. and 10 packing up for q
journey to the city Of Mexico. II 10 said
The retreat from that plnce will comm nee
on the 18th. AL the Liberal forces have
left Sal,illa, under Fenind and Marriage. A
New campaign has been inangurated. An
intercepted dispatch from Saa LUIS Potosi
u Ma,theula showed that Jeauingrer wrote
on the 10th Of September. that he was
marching on .Qocrta'o. leaving Douory d
San LUIS, and that later, Douory started to
Join him.
Sanford Canovcr. allies Charles A. Duncan
who was implicated in the recent conspiracy
to convict JEFF Davis Of being an accom-
plicc in the assassination Of President Lin
coin by esus Of sworn vi nesses, va!
arrested in this city y.ste' day and taken t.
| W aSuuustOn. ne arrest was ulauc OH tns
sfiidavi,s Of VIM II. Roberts, J. A. Hoa
ard l.. c. Turner, charging Canover with
perjury.
The race between the keel boat. l.. Iii
rondelle and the center boat schooner, Yes
IL. from the Sandy Hook Light Snip, q
miles &c windward aud return. ,otk place u
Wednesday. l.. Hisondells WAS victorious
making the distance in hours, 90 min
utcs and 81 aeeende.
The arralHs Washington Specia, sav
Gen. SAe man left for his headquarters, a
81. Louis.
John n. Speed Of Lynchburgh. leadin,
lawyer Of Virginia, = cousin Of the lat
Attorney General died yesterday
The Times Montreal special SAYS tn
Fenians now in Jail there, numbering abou
twenty, will bs tried the first week il
December.
In the race yesterday, On Fashion Course
between Lady Thorne, LAZY Emma. On
0sosgs Willis. Thorns vas victorious time
2:96, 2:27 sud 2:28.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

New YoHK, Nov. 1.-The steamer Eagle
br,ucs Havana dates of the 9Th Of Oct0
her
Kumors were current the past week,
winch were pretty well authenticated, 81
The landing Vi negroes near lncura, and the
government sent officers 10 investigate the
matter. The Governor General has met
with enthusiastic re. options at the various
places visited by him.
The United states steamer "RhOde Is
M, :" with Admiral Palmer On board, wa.
a, II .vaLa on The 18th The Government
,ccn'. commissioned To buy two monitors
from the U. S. Government, is q passeng.I
bv the Eagle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

NEW fOkK, Nov. 1.-The dinner to
Cyrus Field by the Chamber Of Com
l,etce takes place on Thursday ut the Met
roIoli,an Hotel.
The supreme Court has decided against
She power of the Common Council TO make
= contract k,r gas At the present high prices
tor twenty years.
They can in any emergency increase their
ioIcc without limit and call out the military
il they deem it txpedicnt They can also
summon the Sheriff. who is made subject Ia
their oiders. They have assumed it Ms un-
d.pstood. The ground first taken is that
they are not guilty Ot official mlscOnduct,
ana next under the following clause in The
new constitution Oi the State they maintain
that as they are elected to office by the LIE.
isiatufe the Governor has n" power to re.
move them, on the ground that the clause
quoted below nnnuls and abrogates the pre-
vious provisions vi this law under which
he Government acts, which WAS passed
prior to the enactment vi the rev Constitu.
ION.
The clause referred 10 10 a. follows:
Act 2, Section 1.-THE Governor may
suspend and may Z. move for incompetency
'r miscOnduct Ill civil Ofkcers who received
appointments from the Executive for . term
not cxcsesl,ng 2 years II 10 claimed that "a
he commissions r. are elected by the Legis
ia,ure and no, by the G. vernon. therefore
the Governor Cannot remove them on this
ground.
II Is understood that the Commissioner
will 20 into Court, and In the meantime r..
-ist hy lawful means. arrests and otherwise,
parties who may assume or attempt to exer
cisc any Of their functions or the iunc ions
If police Ofllcer. II United States troops
sNme they val protest 70 the Commander
that they are simply exercising their lawful
functions, and that they ore mot In either
insurrestion or rebellion within the mean
ing Of the clause Of the Constitution Of the
United States in reference to that II the
Gostrnment troops lOrcibly eject them
trom the poseession Of Commissioners olI3ce
Marshals Office, Police stasiOnA &C., they
will submit under protest, and await Tie -
rision Of the Cuurs. They profess III
gnrtest enlicitudc To avoid any collision
with the General Government, and to pre-
vent . popular outbreak Il d now said thai
Mr. Ford q not to be . Commissioner, and
that Geo. II. Barney and Capt. Horn, q be
fnre stated. appointed; but noting l. posi-
| lively known.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

WAsnlA0rOs, Nov. Hon. Louis V.
Bogey, III Mo, the new CommiesiOneIUl In
ian Affairs, assumed the duties Of his Office
tins morning.
The Secretary Of State. accompanied by
neatly AL his family, lett here in the go
rain " stcrday evening To take the lemaini
al his daughter to = uuurn " here the inter
ment n in luke place On aiurday afternoon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

BALTIMORE, Nov 1.-The old police com.
missioners are in session with their counsel
and advisers. II Is nOs known definitely
yet what they will do. but II is believed that
they will take some such course as following
under the law which creates the board Of
lOI,cc commissioners. II Is claimed that
they have most ample power.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02

ST. Louis, Nov. IA large excursion
parry lett this r n for the Pacific Railroad.
Among the prominent western gentlemen
INVITED are Generals Sherman, Pope. Han
cnck, MARCY; Eastern: Haines, Nichols,
Mckeever. Gov. Fletcher; Senators, Brown
aud Henderson; Congressman. Gen Logan.
Anderson, Blow Missouri; Senator How
ard, Aichicnn; Sshusl Ter, COllax, Thos II
Nelson, Indiana; Gov. Dennison, Ohio; IL
Jewut. Ohio Central Railroad rhos. L..
Jcwe,i, Panhandle road; WIN. II Clement,
kailroad MAJOR 81 Louis. John d. Perry,
President; Adolphus Ayer, Vice President;
Cen. Palmer, treasurer; Chas. Il. Lambert
Secretary. L T. Il. X ohicers and directors
oi the Missouri Pacific Road and a consider
,h!c number ~ prominent citizens and Ia
dies oi 81 Louis
Another large party al distinguished Rail
rood men ard prominent citizens Of New
York and Phila,ie phia will Join this one At
LcaveDwOrth to morrow and Immediately
star Tor Fort Riley aud junction city, The
termination Of the road.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-02
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WIN ~ opeUea Nov. 6sh. In Mails
ST. BEE. - 0D0 81. II
AGUCn EXPERIENCE IN AND OCT OF
XV1 the Counting room enables ~ 70 tell stu
dents who have common sbilities. IL they give
ua their attention. We will prepare them for the
desiring 10 become Teschrrs of Accounts will be
thoroughly qualified for the same We wish 10
prepare . nua.ber Of them. Thew are always
sure Of employment. Persons partially scquaint-
ed with accounts can receive sthoroneh knowl-
edge Of them in private class. We are pre-
pared from personal knowledge TO tell students
add others that thew can obt.in . more eGRcien,.
course Of instsuesion here then r. Detroit. Chi
cago or ~. Louie. and save one third Of the time
spent in those p'aoes. Send for crcu ass.
(t3ox s6i.) WI. BRAlN0AN. Principal
Gc,4 -6m Accountant end PracepeNr of Acts.