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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31
R.por, OF the sanitary Police.

Captain Lord of.the Sanitary Police. yesterday sub
msd the following repor. TO the Board Of Police Com
mssioners:-
CEsraAL DEPARTMENT or rHS Mrrnorotuas PoLtcr
Sd MuRsEAr srmpT. Nav fouE jan. ~ lr5.
To rux Hor0RssLk rHE BoAED or r0LicK-
GsrriEsEs-The following IL the amount % wort yer
formed the Of command for the we@k END
ing January a. There have been VI cpmgains MAD
and notices served for the cleaning OF 40 nfs prscs
yards, and alleys, 81 CELLARS "
houses cssspooa ard crerns aud slaughter houss ana
drants and waste pipes The following have been
under service % previous NOTICE iz sink. " prive.
Yards house sewers and alloys houses and W
cellars and repaired chtnn-ya sinks Sidewalks coal
vault and 81 hydrAnts and waste PIPES.
All Of which n respectfully submitted.
~. u. LORD Captain Sanitary Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Cuba nom which there such frequent communicative
with other points Of tho same
y. A. Fawncr. 20 Beaver stroet, New York, yames n
Smsdburg and lady, Dr. Carroll Durham and lady, Nov
York.
sAsnAoo ps cusA. Jan. Is, 1860
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Nc Q special Torm OF the buPfemo
Court held At the ci Hall New YORK; mo zsh dag u
HON. JOSIAH SUTHERLAND. Jossc.
In the of tho appca - the Receivers OF the 90
lumbar lnAuranc- Frc~lv having Applied
Court for whether outstanding po
should be cancelled and premium notes returned upo
payment Of such part thereof as IL alrsady earned
II Ia ordered thai the matter stand silournod :, WednsS
day January 81 ~ NJ at the chambers OF this oour "
enable all persons Interested 10 present their views
further ordered that publish ht4 order
A copy WM q. CONNER Ciert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

FsrAI Acosxsr on THE NEW ykRssy CxsraAl RAn-
ROAD Lon last Friday night bst9sen and eight
o'clock a. Mr. ZAbrfSke riding In his wagon, drv-
Ing pair Of horscs and while crossing the tr~ck the
New Jsrsry Central Railroad crusbsy statiou thS
horscs rot frightened AZ so approaching twain and up-e
the wagon shrowng the occupant out mo track suA
boors he could get clear the Train OF cars passed Owes
him killing lru iuetautiv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Arrival OF the New Governor-Further
Trials, sc.

Our HAVANA coKREsPospEScg.
HsvASs, Jan rs, 1909
On the 9th inst Major General sT Henry X storks
arrived Kingston, and took the oath Of once on the
9Th at spanishtown on the same steamer also arrived
Mr. Gowrie, Scotch lawyer, engaged by Mrs Gordon,
widow Of Mr. George W. Gordon recently executed, and
Mr. Clifford, correspondent o. the London Ttme The
2sd instant the day nred for the trial Of the remain
ing prisoners some hundred and ffty, sim IN the hands
OF the government The will consist Of seven lead
ing citizens presided over BY SIR Brown Edwards Chief
Iunfce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31
Escape or Jack sheppard, Jr., from
PYtaon.

siso sSd Jan 80 1895
The notorious ysck sheppard Jr a. he styles himself
again escaped from the Sing sng Prison, al bali Pas
twelve O'Clock this afternoon. He dressed himself 10
citizens clothes and seized h0sSc and alegh standing
In the prison yard belonging 10 Mr. Bowen Of The shos
mandatory and drove Icisurey through the village,
taxing tho route towards PtcasantvIs on tbs Haries
Railroad Jnrk has about hftscn mnutcW start OF the
prison oficers who In pursuit Of hun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

New Orleans papers % the 2ith say The interior hsxi
can papers hllod with accounts of the move
nenis Of troops In pursuit Of giorillas from
the sescoast 10 the mountains, aud also report
the continuance % summary executions Of guer.
lila. In accordance with the Empcrws decree, which
we're exhsuslng the people, and the country was more
unsettled than any time since the zaiion o. the
imperial government plot 10 overthrow the govern
ment IN the State Of Michoansn had been dscovsred
Tho liberal Mexican paper published IN Brownsville
states that tho prisoners taken from Cortna
cuted privately MatAmOros and all the prisoners taken
AZ Bagdad were liberated Additional forced loans had
been Imposed by the authorities 81 hstamoro., and all
communication with Brownsville intsrdictsd
In consequence Of the death Of King Leopold the En-
peror and Empress had returned 70 the palace al Chspu
tepec
The Emperor had Issued a decree granting 70 lAnon
zangronre the exclusive privilege for ssvenynvs years
Of constructing and working railroad between Vera
Cruz and Pucbla via Jalapa ard Per0,e.
A company has been formed In Tuscany, with capt.
TAI q million francs Tor the purpose u sending
Italian emigrsnp the empire portion u the ousy
has already arrived and purchases o. land made.
Monterey was gArrisonsd BY traitors
MAiamoroe being considered in danger, French men a.
war have been ordered there with force
An earthquake felt throughout herloo 90 NE i3,h
ult aud severely fel, the south AmsrcAa ooAs'
on the 18Th. The oscillations from east 70 YES,
The destruction 81 the city Of cAnoO ~ an saribqaake
was confirmed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

aAre You Doing Co che Seventh hsgs-
msn, Reception lo.nsh cs.r mo. Nay. s..s .ssn
tsrrtble lpslhaehs sha t~ able WAY BEND 70 w
Gyusrist and bottle ~ DR. hrENthMb hAoto
TOOrHArHE DROfs. " vii cure " immsdAisy"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Boou.-ward's Ladies' Paper Couar0
AND curFs ALSO GENTS, wholesale and retail
One ady Collar sent free " the trade with lat OF pros
4 W ii. WARD. Su Broadway, ME-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Cure.-Neh, Itch. Itsh.--"swayns's
OINTMENT" cure. IN from Y 70 " hours Cures .s.sI
.a rheum scsd head all skin diseases Mover falls boiS
Nv DEMAa uARNEs a 90 ~ Para row, New York,
- DR. swAYNE 4 SON. fhnAdsiphin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

At tho seventh Reg im~nt Ball--Iad1sss
use GEORGE W LAfRD's BLOOM ~ YOUTH for boaqt
ufying the complexion. Druggists eVeywhore. Dcre u
FULTON street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

A.-The Finest Ready Made Clothing -
equal " custom work BaOkAW BROTHERS,
uYourth avenue. oppsils coeprr uaioa, .sA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

All Prizes Cashed fn Legal Losteriss.-
j. cLurE. Broker. no Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

AZ polish Il son's, mssrsshsum MAN.
e01 broadway Fourth str~etFiprs sn4
cigar Holder. wholesale RETAIL cut 70 order BsvnNd
and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

a silent sewing Machine, Making the
ceirbra woI Gibbs stish stgnF -iastie snf dsrs
bio. WILCOX olbbh. ~ brvadwsI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

An Legal Lottery Prizes Cashsd, ..aw-
ms, circulars and information sent
y n CLAYTON. 10 wan street. NJ Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

world, harmless reliable and Instantaneous The pny p~rs
feet Dye. Also H.gssssuHs E.u.. q xi's.sr' Pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Howe sewing n.shi.s cempsny-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

A.-Ths Dfssing uishing Crftsrfon OF
exquisite ,As,. and hxh ..h,2o g ne ssains s', ~ ~
sfGIiT BLOokfsu CkHkUs ss . psffums fof The band
ksIaaef The cvanssosni Partisan scents are no essf u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Ftrs and nsrgtsr Proof ssfss.-wl-
asrs PAigut niafasr safes. To- sAs a. We 'oftsS1'
sreet Hroa1ay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Coils. ~ 10 est s.itehss ana orsefs.
Curls A. 20 D. as a rFCRHAhH Isl Grad street b.
tween the Bowsry and rhfyafr street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Grover a Baksr's Highest Premiums
Eisstls auyh ssvins sssbiDss fVr family 80 Br~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31
Inportans Sosiee.
Ti1S PAM uSiyERsAL Exposition o., rv

ssw foNa tsn IA iyf
fuysksr ssiension q ns 20 prsssatts as s@i9.s -
st..ea Al ukssf sfhftt1a a1n - lt ~ ssrrh
U.st hastnF t<.n affens@t Aesff.t4@ wtb Fis- "
~sn s~iasisf fspfs.ra@ttou a ths $3.50 80
80 n0nbrF u agtllfau gDa taat1
laras possible sd al Ensw@sfs. hnsye psnsrs -
nlnss gt4ral ACT sinsyai FrvAatsFs isss.1fs 80
a tuNsbaft, sTsthsfsffa fttf ~
ars.a fof~sTa " hts Esfr fhsis tsfrss -
sod 81 nfhsf gaftiss v isn - - F
IL =, tasina aenifsf uasfs irssnuo1s 90 sfssf .st
fIauna n srrTHaitar - aatt W tftn
terms vkk are fqfn,sest flse i,ss, 4 ~
80 r.ftss 49, atfllsMutrs fAA - ny@1 NM h@ss
sod ~ y Dessflsf - a. esiFsff usif sfs'~
Nee Noft -. -. -, A..
VI ~ Tsf<s t1sre
W.. ..fs. fss.sssiiy AZ n is',ss - n pffnf
- ~ - Ntstss astat fars EEiY~f.si Enyy&fiVe,
49, ,s-'.s frsfleIss y ~ nssh I'D 81 isrt
re rlnea Hafh1isx New r1fs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Ths,s whe Have mssn ssblss' 70 49,.
80 ICY gEy... s NJ, "SSA' N"A'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Improved Lock such M.~hisss fsw
up.aaf.sssrsf. GROVER BAKER. As-ins kaeAis~
Csaup4ay 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Ask for tho Latest styles.
Chiznon Pompad0ur. Emperatrioe ChiEnqn and Fsrasf
Twist Canal street a. BAsTET An the old styles sve
sale at a sacnec gross Coils aud Wasrfals, A@ chs~v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

ChevsIfer's Lin for the Hair usstores
fray hAr original coos s falling out ssep. tss
head clean stands above eomparsn With any gttsf h.
dressing roid 81 The drug stgres sni A. ny 2d.r ~
Br,ad~sy hAhAH A CHEvALlEh N. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

me pahiie reminded the al. ~ tslasbls
Psiruns. p6w sskiiaiios a. ths OLD DthshLDDhr
OAIIEuY No sts nrpadsay. hsianxnG ~ Ne sstss@ 90
Nkhaaaa D~ab. wtB. L3sf"ner, = L.. Nslfo Aaf Johs
IL larss wn t.ts gses mls and y u.gfvw srenls1a 81
half psst ocipk n Esfy 70 zee sach rAnaeh~.
aaihsniiastsd ri.ts,ss ~ n 1919. ,.,, ,....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Corns, Bunions, Ealargsd Jotsts asa
all diseases Of tho feet cured ~ DE- zAcnAHh T~ bo-a
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

ven s6sI. si, ~aas sAas asaAas y aoa@ass'a ~
-srAa sRows4 .vERsITroE coSuTs s.'s"s.
teal So essvsyss~.n. 49, s-a a ~ pssia' ifls'T"
NE naas. 1sisv 4. ,AiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

Cri.tadoro's Hair Dye. Prsssrvsttvs
ara VIZ Astsa whals.ale ard retail No. AstN Hoes~
ne cys sfpted By ssiiful artists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

The Attention or CouGbesiomsrs, Hotel
Keeper. and fannie. respectfully inv.sa 70
Handbook containing tho Language n Fowers, disbutsa
gratpitoasly by druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

ws.s,sr a wilson, Lsek rtiteh ~swi"&
m...ssg sss Eaug.Asis G41b-s. 81 pf'ssFAf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

DO vot Let Your Prejudice stsna He
tween youf sunsrnE child ard he rsiief list VII - 49,.
lately suTs follgs tbs ase n Mrs. WfNtLDNH syyIh
feg RYHtP "a eorferts sstaiiy ~ tha stounash -.
svss wini ehoie rsEus'ss ne bg-ei.t ss,-.s ". fss,
sfvrs n0ther sod health W the ehid Itf ~
e~nts htfi0. Onr~s. ~ Deg street, Ns~ tefs AHa ""
fflsh ll1lhrHu. fsandDs, fnG3and.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31
Did You say Your Teeth Were FsiIf~gs

fray don't lose the Ivory railing
Net within tho gMieA OF blfss
bOLODDsr the evil curing
Renders fragile tsth enduring
Let the world reinsmber thla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31

marfaas sd tsIibe~r-Nn EsssT %
wsgtiss 80 lssr~ss.e. ~ rgmas xsn 80 p.t.esf -
d. N sage A4sF.ss Df tkilhn tioashba. ms~sst
hs.~astign. Fkfm6~tphaa. Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-31
Tn. Msrss.n assertion I'm rr..es.

A RArHEs LOUD hURxuR AGAINST rBn rAPo'
LgoNfC PoLfcy-A rRENCn gounsAL sTnAKh ITs
nfxD-THg nI0HT WAY TO DEVELOP AHD M.
PAID THE LArTr nACE, ETC.
frrurn the PARIS Journal des Debais, jar. IL
what Gill become ~ Msrlcof wha car becone q
~ Great mystery hidden 10 the dspths u The fai9rp
We seek not 70 pansfrkts a. Only wnfA AH ksfteq
Mad ~ b~cc~< raaA an s~tavyas,no rsan~ y 80 81 az
dia0afion orscrrafira IN (ass J~t~ " h-y, ann -
hall had oussivs (ovfs~nr w. % far az Pysn~ eo~-
c<y~sd orJ<yt>scs eomn~eed via heyahr 0-d ~
h~ssd VA co~rac~ conducted a~d s-fsf saAef 9s.
nay 10 science negative matters tssntiT prvv-f AMI
feeolatsiy socepted have mach imgort~ne ~ p'hFs
facfsL II sh0a1 be- the same 10 POLITE.
We recogrlxr without hesataiion, The Frnnde1r n M
rrsblsns which th1 herican qnesai0n orgnai~s TgeT
we prubisms o. drsren, knfs sbf al isnpgrt@at ots
hair aosng snd half sAssgs and oosssm~f ~ srMfebr,
a. are tbs p.oyie 81 MsrIco require v restore sfsf sn
foand lts own g0rernmsnif
Marioo EancienfiT uuuo.sns ~ es~~s ssN ~ssiam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-29

u ,st enthusiastic excitsment among the i'm.
mense achieved meetings, was the largest
held Of late years and the interest manifest.
ed by the people exceeds that Of any former
Demonstration in .avor Of the Reform since
1894
Mosco,r, dug 27.-A Banquet given by the
American Embassy the speech Of Mr.. FOX IN
response to a toast was eminently laudatory
OF The government OF the Car and OF the
system adopted by him which had leaned
his subjects so closely To his interests.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-29

Sss AOWts Narketa.
Dy TeegrHph.l 81. Louis, Aug IS.
Cholera buriais Saturday, ~, Sunday, so, Monds,
Is.
Flour Unchanged.
Whest-Lo~er, 1t saa@2 q for rrims q 3o1
8 for choice.
Corn-sio rsnging 81 eoe7.c
Oats-Firm and unchanged
Proviaions u neha nsed.
Whisky Advanced 10 q .s2 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-29
COaOu.EW A.NaO0DuIN
AND CAOlERA.
Evssy one should have II ready for use when
attuched, for IL you have 10 wait until . ply 81
elan arrives, thc chances are ten TO one against
you.
Ak (or Or. Nlriekland's Aatl-
Cholera Mixture.


For ssle BY all Druggists aug9l-deod4wl
----
40 mu>'. WORKABLE Has BAin
i..r..n.y re.s"rr- grey hair 10 ii. risi-
~ e..cr. without ~,Ainiss the q lin ~
elA,ms. i, leave. the aost q !, dead
aaN.ri.p hair, soft. ms;ss asf glossy,
caA- 10 curl. and keeps ii ~ fits place.
Will. promote. it. crowd. aud pre-
'ru,s IN falling ~.
II ror'aN /. ne,hy oi or oiqf Aos
Numsro preparations oil. alcohol
ani sulpha, pave been 4 lined upon the
public, and ~ king total failed y give
satisfaction. IN m.nuf turers have de-
ser,eily cos'e grief
Dr. Swain "u pi1 HE Vegetable Balm
TO accomplish all he claims for II, and
authorizes his agcns o refund the money
wherever !, fails ,c sasisfsctios.
II is an en'r = aud scientific
preparation. pr" erd he distilssioa Of
rare and fragran ho~ers, hicA renders u
not only the n !, renewer il the world.
bat uskss i, Lricul.rly \ resabis -
Aai, dressing 10 both old ID yeuss.
Bib ~ liet "a parity ssd s~ stsr are
10 'sr'Aiss a'r..s With 'As Il, .i.-
lures usus ~ cold.
The pre- rie.or he's lssssss ftsa MY Il
u. most distinguished - ~sll - sA'Ik r.
Bile peoJe judges. s'srsynss. ls"yC.
yAysici us. opera sisesss. sstssssss. a.
ssrtifj leg 10 the rsnasAsbls virtsss q
Ne hlu.
Don't ~ any dsalsr usss spqe yea eis.
6erene article, bat q yo1e tse1D0on oOoo
wi Esep IND. End ooS dollar IRE triAl boz
~ toals naaisae cent, q tns psopeissoe.
II for grey hair, send o0e MOL.
II ~ halr Areo1ing. 0o0d l0r No
c n. swain. proprietor. No. ~ south W.
~ - s. ii ~ Wholesale AsuGulss
= Chlea0n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-29
GEO. +. DEvERHUx 1 CO.,
R.1 lL-R 81 -, ~ IL i
Machinist's Salpp1les,
AND GENERAL
col MISSION ooenc0A ANTS,
No. ~ Eronu street,
spra5-dlv DAvENpORT. IOv 4.

uGOOFuyO,
.NELr AND COMPOslriOx aOUguN6
II done in the beet possible 0anuDs and Wsss
Granted Repairing done a short notice.
Also. Tin Roofs repaired asd paiutsA nth r..
trolam VMnish.
Ai,e. Roofing aaAterials for sale BY
J. J. BROWb.
Rss,deace. liza 9Th street, between lows ED
l.. tNA va. t,s t.ais. ..,s.-t. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-29
pron, New York.

Nrw YoRK. Aug. ga Leavenworih
spccial 10 the Tribune says information has
hecp received that over 500 Indians are at
thc Forks Of the Salmon on the war path.
They have driven all the settlers back and
scalpcd seven whites.
A Wo,i,rs special says the President has
come TO an irreyocablc decision that NJ.
stanton must leave the Cabinet.
Asa Dixon, u we'll known oysterman, was
Yesterday shot by Deputy Sheriff Simons,
while fishing for oysters In Newark Bay,
contrary TO Law. The Sheriff says the Shoot
Ing. which took place while Dixon was resist
Ing arrest was wholly accidental.
NjchOlos Dehart, conductor on the New
Jersey Transportation Road, was killed and
\ brskesman and fourteen labOrsis we're
more or less injured yesterday by dirt train
being thrown from the track
DR.. Frank Harbrook, Of Mack, ROckland
county, Was run over and killed last ni8h'
ON the Northcrn N. J. IL X.
In consequence Of visit nf the Presiden'
10 this city 10 morrow the custom house sob
treasury and gold room will close at one
o'clock. There will be no board Of brokers
Business houses will be open In the morning
but it Is not probable that any trade will b,
done in tile afternoon. The Post Once wi
| be open AZ usual as it is difficult to close In
institution.
The E1press gives currency to the repor
from Washington that Major 6sn SIck!es
commanding Department Of the South, hm
not authorized the use Of his name ~ con
oeCtion with the Cleveland Convention sns
declines while ON duty In his present CON
nand To take part in political movements.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-29
Fro0 New York.

New Yoax, Aug. 80.
No new cases Of cholera have been report
Cd either in this city or Brooklyn.
The Fenians Of this city have determined
not 10 take part in the ovation 70 the Priest
to-day. They will pursue their usual avo>
cations, and the headquarters will be open
- usual.
An address was issued yesterday to tho
Irish women of America. by the Committee
Of the feeian Brotherhood. They eall for
contributions and donations for Irish pris>
oners in Europe.
A report showing up the financial affairs
q the Mafat mansion, ~ the were found up
on the resignation OF Col. O'Nahony has
been made public The report contains
full list Of the oiiicas Of the OAahony
branch Of the lenian Brotherhood, with
III If respective salaries. showing that Of the
Head Centre to be $4,000; 6rst cabinet Of
ficers, 81 800 each private secretary Of the
Head Centre, and ten other officers Of
the Civil and War Department. 81 200 each;
seven clerks, $500 each; porter and three
messengers, $500 to t72O four members Of
. Csntr.l Council, IS per day and expen
So and % other officers and organxsrs
who received from $40 per month, and e.
pensss paid up to the salary Of = general
It appears that since January 9TH 1866 the
smcuut Of $35,72S in money has been sent
t. John Mitchell in Paris. and also bonds
re arssenting $4,000 additional.
Up to April, the amount spent in sending
oeicsrs to Ireland, WAS 5000.
Refugees Ia New York during three
months received $40, 1928 So.
The secret service account from Jsaussy
10th up to April 10th, foots up <l3, $50 81.
The total outlay for three months, includ.
ing suspended drafts, is set down at SIS :
52s, 925, and the treasurer makes his booa 9
balance with the three items, cash on hand,
suspended drafts and receipts Of moneys.
The economy Of the NofIat Mansion in
cludir.g organizing and contingent expendi,
lures. foots up during the three months 4lO, :
4Ol "a.
| The delails Of the attempt 70 break jail at
Sing Sing on the part Of . number OF con.
viets On Monday, slalc that lhsrs Vere 81
u them sngeeed In II. The header Edward
Stafford, vas killed and three others severe.
u OF MORALLY injured and two Others
slightly wounded. One OF the guards va
hurt by stone and another one died from
disease Of the heart after the fight vas over,
occasiored By the excitement.
Florida reports state the crops are ruined
by Continuous ssin.
Six men were asrested On Saturday ia
Choctr v county, Alabama, for attempting
to murder coiored family by poisoning
their spring Of water. They were seen in
the oct. and On complaint to the military
authOritiJ were arrested.
The drou'h continues throughout central
Georgia, and the cotton crop will b almost
. TEAL AilurA y st -
Sales Of rel estate al Augusta, Georgia
amounted to ol31 900.
Large quantities Of counterfeit greenbackl
inside ct Nsmphis, are in circulation ID
Georgia. They ere % well engraved a 4
defy detection in nine coses out Of ten.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-29

LEAvENwoRrH, Kansas, Aug. 2S.
!. A eight has taken piece near Fl. Reno
where The Indians drove 70 head Of govern
meat mules from Colonel Carrineton's
camp. Thsy were followed b. mount
ed men; the Indians turned upon The pur
suing party, killing seven and wouedin
two, and escaped with ell the stock. A
party " officers and recruits going p tie
18th United States Infantry we're attacked
At Powder river and two men were Killed .
la the attack the Indians did net sucosed in
s.empeding in the stock. They have Il
tackled several trsins since that time end
killed four men and wounded many more.
The redskins, armed ct Fl. Reno, were erino
On ths p.cksts the whole night. The Ind.
ans hold the whole country except the mill
tary camps. The Sioux took . herd Of
horses within one mile Of the Fort, end Z
lot Of government mules. Troops were sent
in pursuit bat could not ovsstske them.
On the 9th Of August they took anothei
herd Of horses four miles east Of Fl. Reno
There is evidently . general outbreak
among I'll the tribes On the plains, and thu
attack made upon the ffontisr settlement
In Kansas, cause great CONSIDERATION, ai
there are NO troops here. Six hundred 10
dians made their appearance nsae The north
een line Of Utah Territory, On the Holiday
stage line, creating great panic among tn
settlers In that vicinity.
The Denver Ntws has the following
The Indians have returoed to the vicinit!
Of Fl. Garland, New Mexico, and are nov
engaged in the indiscsiminats massacre Q
al the MEXICAN inhabitants they can find.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-29
uuRLevS POPULAR WORM CANDY.

A. this is rca' ~ specific f,~ Worms. and the best
and most paatable form TO give TO children, It 10 nos
surprising that is fast taking place Of all other pre-
psraiion- for Wormsit being tastclees. any child
will take it. Aug25d6wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-29

BuRLiNGSON, N. j., Aug. %.
The President and party arrived hsrs = .
o'clock, .. m. large number Of persons
greeted The President With repeated cheeso,
when he appeared on the platform and
bowed HE thanks. A number Of persons
pressed forward 20 shake hAods WITH him.