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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

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| Il 1uo1IW. I. WnA !.
Ne. : Wese SeeouA osreee.
DAvnSnUnr. 1ovRA.
W1 0gSsa - fng Puplau A sAnoe
w - gsaseal a1Batnsne ef - "a
q II o & E II lie .,
CONSISTING IN PART o.
TEAS, sYAUps,
COFF99. MOLASSES,
SUGARS. TOBACCO,
4 RICE, 0Pl0uS,
20 SOAP. STANCE.
cANDL1s. SODA:
Canned = Dried rruias,
Wed and WnloW WQe.
CORDA02 WHlPo.
fwlNBS, POWDER
BROOMS. Lad
BRUSHES, o00rs \
MATCllES, CAho,
FISH. rLeUn. sALt, ~, a.,
which ~ eoss 4 ~
LosCe3f Prices ~ C0sh.
end 70 which the setessisa of a,il
Close Cash Buyers
Gools Dellverea II the CITY
FREE or CHAR0l.
spi-aAvH ReGMER 4 sKiLEs.
II. B. EVANS Z CO.,
WHOLESALE 0RoCDRs
COMMISSION ooeoe)lAl0Io. ,
DAv&NRO0T, IOWA.
nAvR on HAND AND ARE DAILY nr.
II ceivingfrso 1npossess as6 usnufaeSursss
= large as1 wsal sslss "a aesk q
Fancy and xtaple oeeseelss,
Al Of which they ~ - ~ tsals = . ~ -.
uees - thsv eas - bsasAs h CAi ;ses - elte.
whsrs, sddisR transportation 70 Asavy seods
octa-dly n ,. SWANS ! CO.
RHN~NRRv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

punnassne 0ooSa-Rsaingtoa Z Co.,
q Niakall's Beck. ssatisss 70 keep 6sst.
s1sss sssek = 0eplsf FusieAins 0osds q
their oAa slsnd, and 10 aasufactass ~
. No . eedse In the best kind oe styls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

OcnoeL HoueR DsDicAfloN I'm accord
ancs with previous notice. the friends ofed
ucatioa ~ ysssa1ly anssnssa' q The
school house in District No I, East Daven-
port, 10 sithes Ne dsdieAtisa sxssuiaea Il
The building juse soapsstsa. The hsilAing
y qess1ee ~ sitbeaG dsaeG ths ~ +
the State. fitted up v.ah I'll ~ nodsn i'm.
pross0sats, end sstasgsd wssA . view =
The convenience, cen6oss end health q both
teachers snd pupssA lets dssidSe iite sis
tbsana. ihsss - III Arsl .1ew and ~ sn
.ths second. With . aaSscity - tallsws:
0sAmnas sosn Is ataAs foe 80 esAs,ass.
4 4 roo" - - s.s,s s = Z. 2 Z sshs'as. 2
g o. {" I"
ID esSGaW ~ 8s#
= 90 I" 60
THS loesEisnistA tAs eaoe dsskab,s, situa-
~ - Il 10 upss ths blsG, snd ssrseunded
By plenty Of shadr, apart from The soiss
andhust ofshe city. rsvAthe lares double
door facing ~ ueA Ne hsve . 6ns viev n
the shade scattered along The bluG while
from The one facing The south the view Il
enchanting. tdnt vsssby Il nsrs than .
passing essice. The Aississippi carries on
its bosom the freight - ths great North
~sst tbs Islaad sish, - sAa1sd ealss asd
6ns inptpsensats. and keyoad ~ woody
bla6 oflhinsis SSlIssaag De varises wisd
lnGs Of the river, whils hack Ind ~
yood the ..ity linits ,liks some
faacy pictsss lies shs ''o.fden spes"
= Scots county. detas@ .hus ,aad
thsrs v;th IL e>ssAasds lasd .Sssvss
bas mers bseatif6i thas III this dairy ssso,s|
b ~ 1T ~ astsithseasdiag he htAvy
tases. our city be- twiss vitAia . year
erswnsd thsss bluifs with bsildiass, 70 ~
~ w~ds ~ tAs Psssidsat Of IL SeUeel
Board, ''dedisats0 foesvss 70 poDula, sduoa.
tiss." Az ws hs~s btsbrs eI.ss 1 dsscrip-
Ion = ~ bailaiae. - sail further aslies|
- 4 = pesesa,. The dsdiessieo eursrn1
- was36xaA6 iitGsss rsuyi ~ 9.
scheasstUr0Ads ! ssapsssry sa6sd -
~ asaags6. Aipe . saall eissh within
49, NaAfqPe9pqtsa ths seises ~ sin
4 tsta&l J1t11s.--lkS vaesous s,os..
tises q HE. 0Wths saaaA - vhjsA M
ssaasa all9 JslA Pastsr. rspssssaeiss ~
essiss Il nspslAr HisnG;sel va,sa e.
Seas snd Suipss. - us1lsd bv ~ snne|
bssess ~ aaothss baansrsa whicA NJ IN
sssibsd Ne Aussicaa Haels, hso1iae IN IL
ealsdS osf nas.soal nssto b Pisr;sss
Usan. City Superintendent ". o. His-
by eenduetedth ~ sssseiso, ehich es6sist
"a sf sAost ssd pishy spssshss y Msssss.
T. \. Dalssll. Jas. +. Laes, JoAa Cooios]
(ssw q ChisaeoA q. H. ,Fssnst.- Js1gs
Csek, Mayor nAsissasi oah4s, ~ esssr.
q eef q shish, wsss sonsratalaaing the
sisissas. tsasAsssN s(helsn A.a sissas ef
sats,1iqAs - ~ sssspase ssAeea is~pnes|
y - sThsrt ADensd y - . sassae
go Sp16s past u a, thas innsdlAss
~ snsiepe shnnaas taksa u a.
anesse sfpesvidiag psnpaf, asesoae6psiess
~ the City High Schs1. Wen p,sassd
eth tkss1Ises ~ = A6o,Sitd, ~ 49,
- sak shss - ~ - = wsll dssae.e.,a
= sas etsss k>>vlsse ssx,D@ysA NV
Dssisa eA ~ Nlss1 sfSk6 Z Skt|
tAsif sssk - reea1 - vjIlla ~ ~
I1etsas asae 6esssAa ssalgpavoe.EI
Let sss sialsGas - y = - 49,
49, - -, 49, IN sA.s .~.enu~a. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

FoH sALs.-A drug store. doing . 6ne
business. Petty scss sArn in Cleona tswn.
ship, veil iepsvvsd; cen cheap. A span
= hossss. wagon and harness, st . basgaia
b. vk Eaonssoo Z Daoo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

WsAvsss WAxFsS.-As our readers will
nstics elsewhere. thFss o. isss weavers ere
IssquirsA lm.eliatAy = SAis,d's Wos,sa
Mills. There's chance for sosne one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

Be1 your WatsAes. Clssks. Jswslsy, sil>
veessass. &C., 4 Wilssa'sL Lasge steek
jsse ssssivsd.
UsE Lallsnsnd's Spsei6c for Rheuaatism
0sst - Nsssaisis. fssgsctsally dsssroys
Il pcissa = ~ slse6, - pse1bras srsd.
lcal cueN Rsad tsoslmeoials slesuhses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

couroeln9 otato Of TIE weathee which PIE.
esded ths present delightful messh, wheu
steambsats vsss ruaaisg With empty esehs,
and stili noss empty esGsss, ~ pssdicssd
that thss ans Asod e sunshine wssld bring
eur farmers ts NJ oasket like aals swarm.
isg from thickly pepsAtsd hive ed give
our riv~nsn such . hsrvest II itsieht q
had nstbs sspesisnssd dsrisg ths seasso.
10 doing shis - sxhibitsd abose = mueh
scumsn anA1sraaieht = II ~ Shssld gsAr.
antss thss I'll orr rsaasss sheul0 - usxl
Christmas il they lived losg sessgh. We
knew.ss we'll everybody slse, hat IT, eeas-
Try was filled with grain sa1 produce, end
that these vast stssss uuse 6ad lhsif way =
the lecsHtiss whore oese dsnandsd aod
nesdsd. We have herstotbss nstsd tlat
4tsight was beginning to accumulate here.
'IAis nesnaag ~ invested about ten min.
utes in sscsssaiaisg how aAetun soped. AlAes
Willing "a several Il ous bseinsss - whs
sss posed, ~ lsasasd that sn u lsveQ
.qlone I, : ~ osse tn thesoasd ncls q
'lfais and produce swsiting shlpasat II a.
dition = ~ hsgs amssss Shsss ass tAirty
thsusaua. oaeGs lyiag = ~ wass6euoes,
end sein - dealsss ars buyisg all tAsy en-
~ shd usomihs 4 whasssr tAeps16a
Hhd vacaat sqsass Aelref rssA They
have quit hanling u t1ds Jevso, be thers
isa't particle Of ~ IN stacking & thess.-
The fssslae pscksts refsss - sassy psusd
TIE reason Is one that desss't rsquiss dis.
eusiss. ~ Ksekak - llonaesee shssv ssu
nov Iestt d .ussnd sasks which cas,t b
oovsd. At The lAttsr paint ~ stsanesp
Canada, Ia, Bss CAnpbs,l ~ S>ssalae asu
conplsedy 6lecksd. They ase lsaAsd 0ovo
end can't dispose Of thsif ftsigAas. m
wAesr b TO IN b sdait Il their passaao
usss ~ rapids, they - usabls u Seaaia
either bargss q liChAas, - ~ sail-ssad
esapany ands 4 ineenib,s y selisss thsn.
whas shsy pssposs - d ~ ~ usahls y
1sarn, but un6ss ~ eiseamsoaosse shsPo 4
- use In shipptae ftsa shis psteG u.Deus
the eight ca u sAlrss sasaieAG lheeneA :
&. Lssis y ueaas q llgAsess - ~ NJ
- asine psOvitsd - = ~ saas& "A ~
sow 66As that csuld ebviaAs IL dinculsy
- I'm neatiossd, sssll g havy
bsssnsss b ealfiae = - bsst OF
dsalsss ars snxSsus y IT thsir ssisne e
sasdt 11N M h <
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

Sss wsnas II sassAss sSljas pssliss
Sambusg grapes f. Spsss's wips. IL isaP
sdmiraeas astSt1s. Used ir The hespitAle I'd
BY the nrss elass faaijiss h Parss, LeadsA,
end New Yosk, u pesosespes y ~ Pese
VIZ: g y ~s'sh : snsl, y u si,: ersas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06
swEnr, OFOPoNAx.

oWEEr OROPOpAx,,
ss the PalliS osysl sa4il ~ iujIsoisd Osupan
Nspelsos ceasigose Asniss - unels Sen fer
ssfe keeping. We SAsil SAsa Nnsaish hin viSh
rokss df nSashbessce ~ svsssee ~ N.
roar ef Artillsry.
s. I. snrru 4 90, New retk. !,
4anufoDeafeto Of Ne Floral Poffonoev
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

Toe Esous Hous lGoassno.-Ms. h Ttos.
sllich, Of Dstsuit, hi5AiQs, sddrs1ssd 70
spectacle assembly ef eight hour nsa st
Metropolitan Hall, last night. displsyieg .
eompaste knowledge II bic subject, and
great skill in handling il He has bssn prss
vailed upon BY his innunsrabls friends 70
appeas again At the same hall this evsniug.
Every Aborine rusa. asd sv~y, uAa Who
sappoess ~, dglA hear doolrins, shssh
make Il his busiasas = BE- On hand y.
oiens. Mes x.sFts4s -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06
soLDnEng COUNTY TnCxRr.
sUa clARO - nsuzngs ouune. }
CSl. JO0yV 6lkLl0eljV.

nelleway.e P111D - e1ossnsn /.
-iisALra sasd aappsness ~ ths tsin =.
tsrA which reader sxislsacs pleasoae cd
asrssasas, ~ he eejsyasst of l1e depsssda,
10 . gvvoe usuouoo. q sAo etuoo q IT,
halth. Nee nssd ddsspsis No suGe eDo
dyspvpsss. puinssary aAtetions, 6ssv6us
d,sSss:s. s sssr. :s.s's; H. piles ". ,, e s:s.,., =.
tidose but radical csrs. The, have had
the .0uee masvsless suseaes = - -Wuea
typsa II d,seaass which alIlct the human
rare Sold ~ IL 'irsegiass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

- H.I - C1UU0 Uox. =
Besss l9ess thaa Dsse Vhee EN- eee q.
NAIURAL EURASLE, SEAUTiIUL. VA.
RANrBD % plssse. Thto artiole hao 6eoo sAos.
oughIy tssssdb BY %. C1lLfON. sf nsw York,
and Profs. DooiA esd 0ssssts cf rhtlaAelphia
wao psoscSSos . = e: GO. ~ potsseeSs iaP!s-
jure the most delieaes heir. Sold bv DrueRss1s
ano rAncy 00pd dselees every Where.
i~rl7-dly JNO. J. KnOMtny Gels Prop's.
- Chestnut stress PhllA1slphis.
j.. T. rSnpis, Gardener and Florist, sos.
eth end Maia Sls., fruit and ornamental
trees. ov1o-ly
0o0eo =. 1klPk = Co., 0onas
fasteners Of Staple and Fias Toilet Sosps. Cas.
dies, and dealers In Sosp Maksrs' Mssssisls.
Nos. ss.sa % River Street, Chieaea. jySsdsa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

PAcKsss To-noaaow.- the present
condition Of river matters, Il isn't consider
ed cafe 10 count eaAsy packets Tomorrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

MEfcALf's 0naAr RnsUnArsc Rrnsby q
daily sdseting wonderful cures. Il aets like
magic, both Chrosic and Iu1sDmatpsy
Rheumstism giving way before Il. The
afflicted are advised TO try L. Stsvsasen
4 Casnahan, Agents, Daveepest, Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

HILLS nAIR DYE, 80 csnta, blaek =,
brown essa1naeaareoa, ussusal, ,ausaASs, 6eao-
tifuL Lrslsahls, indeed The esss IN use. ~ heso
het1ss ~ pahlA sses 6slesn ysass. y ~
CHEAPEST, cosseiniag = oucA = ~ ueoal,
dollar sissa- Dses1 NJ - Jsho sossea. i
New Yosk City. Sid by Oh Draezloea.
patsAt msdicine, pestWmesy an1 1aney
goods sestss svssywhss~. jussll -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

Go - sas Doss.-s3o % Bryant. Stra4
ton 4 msfrill's Davsopost Commercial CD
lege, 70 Ct thorough practical business
education, o. . bsocHss god sound tsls-
graph operator. For oireulaso address Zen.
closing seasups) Bryant, Sss1sesn Z Merrill.
Davenport. Iowa. dWly.
4 sAlaG of0Aaasy lea Soy Forever
Aud what IL more beautiful shau . eoed
set of teethe Why tegiscs them and let
them g 70 decay. when By daily uaine ths
Fragrant Odontolne yeu CO fsaeve a de-
stroying saastAseA ssd hsep the Tech u Q
sound and Asalshy ceodisiee. afA.
Guaranteed 70 contain uothing iniusious
to The Teetb., Sold By I'll Druegisoo, Pr.
fum&ss md Fancy Goods Dsalero.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

1spioao1en AND lSnufsrrox, Is Ii,
feundatisa ef eoosunpe een. All scien ID
physieians adnit thu, Ind nearly Ill ars
bsccming convinced thu purs liquor, CON-
bined with vegetable rtasdies, which acl
directly - ~ digotits organs ars The
rsmeosse indicated.
Il 10 admitted BY most learned ply.
s.cians that Dr. Robackb Bitters combine
the psopasiss ef . e4sb laxative, an en-
ciet anli-bilious sgcnf, And che best stom.
sshic known 20 the krld. Il u also ac
kaowlsdesd BY prscsfa. chsmists 70 be the
eofe0t and ourest preventative 10 Bilious
dtsafrangemsnt; Ses3iating the system and
'gfvtng toNo 70 the lestive organs
EAdies u, delicate hJaleh will find it suit :
- b theif use; Il siso highly rcom.
0sn1e1 te0olhses u weils nussing. Il con-
!.: !...: 's''e''ss''s posf for e"'''assd 'y'
Csasalssesnts sioul ~ tAs tittsn -
stssogthss The prestralpa whsch alsss iel.
lows acute d,osesss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

L'vsaS RsA--n yeu waat gosd livssy
rig, sall On bard Z Zimmerman. Coed -
oomModatiaos end low ratse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

s1sssss nsrdss -, Chiass. bsise h
&c following singulsr verdict:
THAT the said Willian c. McKssssr
aae to his death on the esd day Of Sxpsen-
oes, 1886. IN the city q Chicago, county of
-. and State Of lllinois, itsn sqjasiss -
- - boaed = ~ hoe4o - oulnD
cse0 pefsons unkoeWo = - ~, -
eNoo Driving Pask, - o. ~ ~ q
4. D., leS6, daFjak u psoding
0s.mo eee!sen ~ heese Da1rs dfisea y
- slesseaid Wiuial 8. Eetsr, and Is
- Csssey, dsivsa 81 WIND 1ils7, ed
49, teeEs ~ evideedy / r. lsneue 49,
~ - Itbasas q H. Aosso 6oaAs - sSevene
~ - De0ef ftoa Wishing ~ sacs; he
yhlcA psse vas ~ eea = ~
p[Geb 4ersssit williaA 4 ,hckssvsr.
~ s,srs,s . c.4.lrr ,sun lA.,s
'rsssesaad ths psblis esassallH tAAt tbsir
ssw Assesay sill opsa = ~ tfrst Mem
~ y 6Stsztsr. sbr - rssspA ~ sS:ps>
PIE : Deardsra Ha.f Besrssr ssd Dsy
ssAsllm
4ss ssssss q iastrsslisa ~ senesias
~ ssustsy. dnsAst e,s1uu6I,s ! eood =.
essh tassaias fss>k, OsaaA - Lain
LAngsassa nsle o ~, Plale Organ.
0saaf - DtHs.s ~ vseal Nosie,
Dssving. Paiatms l. Oassd wa.sr celoss
Piais - Osaansa.al Nsslls~ssk ~.
Teas ceaeioss y AaeplseasA ~ 49,
naoo - r. ~ = a1tesll, ~ lsse
Ptais ~ tbjis VA !. ~ SUvnsicss ss.dsv.
Nsw SsSas.-ws ~ plsned to lsasa tAal
: ns~ stsrs vith On = = nsv stock Of ~
ris!y eeede. sseh - t1aits, aats, choice an.
disA syssssa ~ pict4s, eAsics cigsss and
tsseesa peskss es.l.sy. psssaores. work
baskets. etc.. etc.. - bsso epsasd BY A.
b. Wsir, aeeistsd BY 4 \. Greene, "a ~sst
aide Of Brady strset, lEse door nostn Of Sd
street.. ~. Wen has(Aonghe he eoods lor
cssh, end viii cell Il hsures that viii rot
fell 70 suit customers Give hin : call.
Fos Carpees, call u Geuld's. He is now
rsesising mammoth oeock. comprising oil
The new end desirable htyles, selected by
Ne a. M In s,.e,,nr H. ~ wn.k n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

uoso me FooOy UOop0s
PAtn SoAfs ON BaQyp wmueuA
Puas 0LScuaNx. rks1Daun C0Gm1fsC.
Ths moae popular, mosa pore ed 1eArabh vasle-
ties nov before the public.
QUE PALM SOAP
10 an entirely new prepsntteo, - is made from
Palm Oh. blcachcd without acids chsmicas u ~
kind; warranted pare. tits the war ssn.
Burnhams Van Setback, Chieago. whoIeeale
agents 'or the Northwest. Sold By druggists eyssy-
where. Manufactured b. Mcksens, Ven nasgaa .
Co.. - sosth Fssat strsss PAiadslpAia, 80 Chaas
Mcksone, . Barei ~ ST.. Nsw York. sps7-@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

To cure Challs Z Rovor. - nA
0UIUE'e A0u. MIXTURE, ~ % - ]. 40
AA0UIRg. -. Lssis PRIC1 ei.so ~ lsaals
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

JA0Ks0N NlcnloAM fAaK WAooou. .El0.
ther cAf lcad q Saekson. hschiean, Wagons
just received q Smiths livery stable, 49,
the third car load this season. and solGss
like bot cakes. They hass Aeaa ~ -
tor the last ten years, and proved y u ~
bsst wagons ever brssgAt q Davsapest, ~
Sept. -. d&wtf. J. s. Snma.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

Fos Carpets, call u Geuld's. He Is now
rsesising mammoth oeock, comprising oil
The new end desirable htyles. selected by
Nj. 0sald In person. lem New York. Bos
~ and Philadelphia, nashsts, which he
win ~ - lew % the kVeet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

Buv Yous Dry g 0,ods u Quo Klseg's, NJ.
81 Second street. Iual IN
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20
DOCTOR MoGILL
Medicated VapOr Baths.

DIR. MeGlI.L is performing the NEST wonder
ful cures BY his
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-20

SABBATH School CELEBRATIoN.-On OF
the most pleasant entertainments that our
city has had the happiness to enjoy, was
given Tuesday evening, by the Sunday
School of the Cherry Street Baptist Church.
The city seemed to enjoy it, too, for the large
room was filled to its utmost capacity. Dis
lance was no difficulty, but rather an advan-
tage, as it made necessary ride in the street
ears, and there are few things more charm
ing than to be carried along imperceptibly
in the misty moonlight famed by cool night
breezes.
We have never seen more enthusiastic
group Of performers. The little orators and
singers seemed to throw their whole soul
into the speeches and music. 1t is not usual
to find in one place so many little amateur
artists-so many who are capable af imita-
ting nature with such correctness.
Their instructions deserve much praise,
not only for the proficiency Of the pupils,
but for the variety and fitness Of the enter
iainment. Everything was appropriate and
succeeded in pleasing, as was evident from
the interested and smiling faces Of the audi
cnce, and from the hearty laughter and ener-
getic applause that burst from all sides No
order Of talent was neglected, from the little,
lisping lad, ORvHLE AMENT, who told us
about The Snow" to the echoing choruses
sung by ell the scholars. We were struck
by the soft and sweet voices Of some Of the
little ladies, and especially with that Of Miss
MARY HILL. The "sang froid" Of Miss
FANNIE DUNARANT and of EUGENE
PLowMAN, in Tit for Tat" was inim-
table We must not omit to congratu-
late HENRY JENNETr on his lively
pcrsorations Of the Candidate for Con-
gress" and "The Indian Chief" He has
the elements of fine orator, ard may, years
hence, acquire a wide influence, winning the
admiration Of his countrymen.
81 am but little maiden by Miss
LErA MCCRoRY, was exceedingly sweet and
elegant,
The best impression that this entertain
ment made on my mind, was that great g BOD
was being done in a noble cause. And it is
the more remarkable, because this is little
flock that has been destitute of the shepherd
that should have been guiding their tender
feet through pleasant pastures. That they
NAV soon find enc as devoted as they are,
and as worthy as they deserve is the wish Of
all who know them.
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The Execution Of the Writ Of Ha-
beas Corpus.
Cant. Heydt Ecades the Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE OFFICERS.
RELEASE OF MR.. WILLIAMS.

Yesterday, after Judge FRAZER had rem
dered his opinion in the case Of HEYDT, who
refused to obey the writ Of habeas corpus
served on him for the delivery Of the body
4. of Mr.. WILLIAMS, Representative from Car
ter county, he issued a writ for the attach.
ment Of the body Of HEYDT to be brought
before the court for contempt He also EN-
braced in the same writ instructions for the
body Of Mr.. WILLIAMS to be brought before
the court.
Mr.. CoLYAR moved that a writ Of haJeas
corpus be issued to bring the body Of Mr..
MARTIN, Representative from Jackson coun.
ty, before the court, and that the same be
served on Captain HEYDT. The mo-
ton was granted. This writ Of hdJeas corpus,
with the wit Of attachment, was placed in
the hands Of Deputy Sheriff w. c. SHAW,
Who accompanied by another deputy, S. T.
DAVIDSON, and one or two others, proceeded
TO the capitol TO serve the wits.
On the arrival of the officers at the front
door Of the capitol, it is said that HEYDT
ran out Of the opposite end and made his es-
cape. After examining all the open cham
bers and making repeated inquiries as to the
whereabouts Of HEYDT and WILLIAMS, and
failing to find them, they returned to Judge
FRAZIER for further instructions. He d.
rected them 10 return and execute the writ
as directed. In accordance with these in
struetions they proceeded to the capitol
again.
As they advanced mp the steps to the fr.nt
door, member Of the House, whose name
we could not learn, directed a negro by the
name of WALKER to close the door. When
Sheriff SHAW approached the door he told
thenegro to openit. lie refused to do so, say
ing that they always closed doors at six
o'clock, at the same time taking particular
pains to exhibit pistol that he had belted
around him. Mr. SHAW here again COM
municated with the Court for further in
structions as to what course to pursue. Pos
tive orders to enforce the writ at all hazards
were sent him. But before they reached him
the door was opened, and he proceeded to
make a second search. He first encoun-
tered the deputy Of HEYDT, who had
Mr.. WILLIAMS in custody, and ordered
him to surrender the prisoner at once.
He said that he would not do So Mr.
SHAW told him that If he did not obey the
writ, he would summons posse Of men and
take him by force Of arms. He then showed
the sheriff and his deputy where Mr. VIII
LIAMs was. They took possession Of him as
directed in the writ, and brought him before
Judge Frazier, who discharged him from
custody. Deputy Sheriff SHAW and his as
sistant, Mr.. DAVIDSON, deserve much credit
for the manner in which they demeaned
themselves in executing the mandates of the
court
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TENNEssEE I1rqrsr.ArrRr.



THURSDAY, July is, lS6G.-The Senate
met "a ~ A. n, Speaker FRIERSON in the
chair
Mr.. CARDIGAN offered the following
resolution:
WHEREAS 1t Is now evident that quo
rum can not be obtainedby the House of Rep
resentatiyes until elections are ordered to fill
all the vacancies that now exist in the Leg
islature; therefore be it
Res0tyed, That we adjourn from day to
day, until constitutional quorum appears
in the House.
The Senate refused to take up the resolu-
ton under a suspension Of the rules, and il
was laid over until tomorrow.
Mr.. CARDIGAN introduced the follow
ing bill, amendatory Of the Metropolitan
Police ac.
1850. 49, - ''' ~ '-97'1 may H.
Be It enacted, That the 18th section of the
act be and the same is hereby repealed.
Be Il further enacted, That the lst section
Of the act be so altered as to limit the juris-
dietion of the said police within the cor
porate limits of the cities of Memphis, Nash
vile and Chattanooga.
Be Il further enacted, That section 20 be
and the same is hereby so amended that
policemen, acting under the authority of
this act, shall not serve warrants on any
person for violations of laws and ordinances
out Of their respective police districts.
BE Il further enacted, That sections "a and
40 be and the same are hereby repealed.
Strike out the 4th section of the amend
ment to the original act
On motion of Mr.. NELSON, the bill was
referred to the Special Committee on the
Metropolitan Police Act
Adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow morn