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

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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18
From Washington.
CIost nm their Business.

OAO6A
NEW YoRK, January 1.-THE Tribune's
Washington special says that the Board for
the examination of applicants for commits
sions in the regular army is closing up its
business and will soon adjourn.
Postponed.
The muster out Of fifty additional pay
masters, which was to have been ordered
during the presentmonth has been postponed
owing to the scattered condition of the
troops.
The Herald's Washington special says
Commodore Winslow, the principal witness
against Semmes, has arrived. The pirate
will be tried at an early day.
General Grant expects to be settled in his
new residence in Washington in about q
week.
The Tines Washington dispatch says
Secretary McCulloch has arranged for a
conference of the Provincial delegates with
the Committee on Ways and Means.
The President has nominated Henry J.
Sanderson Collector Of Internal Revenue for
the Fifth District of Illinois.
Hon. B. B. French, Commissioner Of q
lie Buildings, is taking steps to reiurnish the
White louise before the close OF the month
The Case of H. r, Pollard.
The Tribune's Richmond special says that
the case Of the Commonwealth against Il.
R. Pollard, for the attempted murder of G.
P. Brooks, a correspondent of the New York
Times, was called yesterday noon at the
Mayors Court and postponed until to-day
the witnesses in behalf of Pollard not haY-
ing been subpansed.
In reference to the letter Of Pollard in
yesterday mornings Chronicle, calling at
tention to the Richmond Republics version
of the fray as the correct one, it is but JUS
TO state that it was written by Walker o.
that paper; q personal friend Of Pollard, WHIT
on leaving the hotel on the day In question
Immediately entered the Office ef the Re
public. The pending trial will confirm th'
Correctness Of the special dispatches.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18
southern News.

NEw ORLEANS, January I6-Gen. woods,
commanding Alabama, issued an order al
lowing the several churches to be reopened
and ministers resume their duties.
NJ. Hackett arrived. -tea 3
Gov. Wells returned to-day from Alsxan-
dria. 7s- rlrI f97r0i.
Gen. Humphreys, Government Engineer,
arrived at Baton Rouge on the 18th, to go
up the coast with two or three regiments to
repair the levees. =
The Brandon Miss Republican SAYS
many planters secured sufficient male help
to cultivate their plantations.
On the Sd inst 2 citizen Of San Antonio
arrived there, ten days from Monterey, and
reported the Liberals had reached Monterey
and Saltillo. The French troops had fallen
back to San Luis Potosi. -
The Ranohero of the 18th contains the fol-
lowing: ~
Yesterday several officers and man crossed
from Clarksville, Texas, and took up guar
ters for the night. Shortly after midnight
The guard at the ferry and along the river
were surprised and disarmed By this party.
Such lighters as were at hand were imme-
diateIy seized by the military force at Clark
vile, four hundred strong, mostly negroes,
who crossed and surprised the garrison Of
Bagdad, about us strong, and captured the
Commander of the Post and Captain of the
Port, who were taken prisoners while in bed.
1t is reported that the former was killed, but
the latter escaped upon the taking Of the
town pillage and plumber were at once in
sugurated, warehouses were Quilted and the
contents carried to the American side. The
gunboat Antonio was called on to surrender.
She answered with a broadside which scat
tered the flibusters. A second demand was
made and answered in 6 similar manner.
The Antonio was en- ronte up the river. |
A sergeant was killed on her.
At daylight the French men Of war in the
harbor opened fire, compelling the flIibus-
tiers to take refuge in the upper part of the
town. At last accounts the fllibusters still
held the town.. The deaths are reported to
be thirty on each side. 1t is stated the FL
libusters are commanded by Colonel Reed.
Gen. Crawford started from Brownsville for
the scene of action.
Later accounts say 1900 Imperialists left
Matamoras to attack the fllibusters-
Five hundred fllibusters under Colonel
Reed crossed the Rio Grande from the Amer
lean side and captured Bagdad on the Mex
can side, below Matamoras, taking $50
prisoners. -
Captain Myrheny of the steamer Evening
Star broke his leg on the trip out and died.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18


neighboring town, who has made quite a
fortune in oil, invested e2sin certificates. he
received q letter in . few days, containing
simply a card from Messrs. Hayward 4 Co.,
giving notice that they shave no connection
with the person advertising cheap jswelry
at Nos 167 and lss Broadway, under the
assumed names Of ArrandAle 4 Co, and
Jaqust Sterling q Col He delegated a
friend in New York to seek out 27o Broad
way, and 10 ! the six story block of the cir
cular contracted itself into an inferior look
ing building, in a secluded apartment of
which he found the knayes. Threatening
to expose them; they vOmited forth filthy
luere to the amount of $2e, when he left.
The public had better go lightly on Ebay
ward & Co, 22O Broadway"
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General News.
xr..oeIIaueous Items.

NEW York, January 1.-THE Herald's
Cincinnati special states that q serious fra
cas- of a political character occurred at Rich
mend, XIV. Two families named Parish
and Kavanagh were principals, and some
sixty partisans took part in the ARRAY. One
man was killed, three were supposed to be
MORALLY wounded, and a half dozen others
seriously injured.
Ex-Generals Heath, Pillow, Hood, Long
street, and other Southern leaders, have
been in Cincinnati lately, engaged sixteen
hundred white laborers and purchased eight
hundred cotton ploughs.
The West Virginia Legislature.
WHEELING, January 1.-THE Legislature
of West Virginia organized yesterday har-
moniously by the reelection of the former
officers. The Governors message isia clear
and forcible document. The result of the
financial exhibito of the Secretary and Treas
urer's reports were very fattering. The re-
port of the Adjutant General shows that
West Virginia furnished the Federal army
over $1,000 men. The Governor recon-
mends liberal legislation to complete the
James River and Kanawha canal, and Gov
ington and 0aio Railroad.
An ImPOster.
Fan imposter styling himself General E.
W, McCook, Of the celebrated McCook fam
lily, of Ohio, was arrested here yesterday.
He has been travelling about the country
pesonating General McCook, and carried IN
very badly. A letter found on his person
indicated that he was engaged in counter
feiting. He will have a hearing this
morning.
LOWELL, Mass, January 1.-THE Hosford
q Chase mill was burned this morning.
Loss about $3.50, 600, which is probably COW
cred by insurance. The fire took in the
drying room.
The Fenians.
BUFFALO, January IA Chicago letter
in to-day's Commercial says there will be a
grand Fenian Convention in thia city on
February LIST.
CINCINNATI, December 1.-THE Gazette's
Nashville dispatch says during the debate
on q bill granting civil rights to Negroes, in
the House, yesterday, a fierce alteration
occurred between Messrs. Steel and Arnott.
The lie was given and returned, and the
House adjourned in great confusion.
A dispatch from New Orleans says the
steamer {. O.. Standard burned in 0uachita
River. It was valued at $4,000, and in
sured for $4,000.
Fire.
NASHVILLE, January ia FIRE broke out
this evening in the store of Thomas German,
on College street, damaging his stock to the
amount Of 5000. Fully insured.
Mustered hut
Meig's Battery of colOrsd troops, for a long
time stationed in this city, were mustered
out yesterday.
To be Hung.
The finding and sentence Of the Court
Martial in the case of the murderers of VIM.
Heffernan, has been approved and General
Thomas has directed that the sentence be
carried into effect by their being publicly
hung by the neck at or near this city, on
Friday, January 26th, under the direction Of
Col. ". R. Skater, commanding the Post.
The names Of the murderers are Jas. Ly-
sought, Wm. Dean, alias MeClusky, George
Croft, alias g orge Rid, and Thomas Perry,
all government employees. They are all
new confined in the military prison, and up
to the present time have been confident Of
their ultimate 90 ~Iuittal.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18

SURGEON anu bNL. OOlOQol u. D.. NOibst
janl6:2s+swdo Medical Purveyor %. s. A.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMN.
Ed ORDNANCE sToRES-WM be sold ct
Public Auction, by order Of the Secretary Of War,
at the U. s. Arsenal, Columbus, Ohio, on Monday,
January ed, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and days
following.
i Sets Artillery Harness, Ehssl.
l4O Austrian Carbines, cal. II, new.
1s6 Carbines, various patterns.
4S5 U. S. smooth bore Muskets, cal. 60.
100 Austrian Rife Muskets, cal. "a, new.
1000 Prussian Rife Muskets, cal; II, new.
1900 PrussiAn smooth bore, cal. II, new.
925 Muskets and Rifles, foreign, various.
III Double barrelled Shot Guns.
100 Revolver Pistols, various patterns. -
Is Foot Artillery Swords.
z,6l5 Light Artillery sabres.
Il Horse Artillery Sabres.
SO Musicians and N. @. Officers Swords.
4,429 Bullet Moulds, various. 54l
1890 Ball Screws, Screw Drivers, Wipers, 40.
40 Sets Horse Equipments, Cavalry, complete.
1888 Cavalry Saddles, Mcclellan pattern.
168 Saddle Blankets. Ill.
81 Cavalry Brides.
Isl Surcingles.
1000 Bayonet Scabbards. rfl r
$1,000 Cap Pouches.
1000 Cartridge Boxes, infantry, and plates. %
$4,000 Cartridge box belts and plates. b.,
rs, 900 Gun Sings.
1000 Sword Belts, N. @. officers, and platter. u
5000 Waist Belts, pri7sts:, and plates.
8, 240 Cones, various.
255 rs Hemp rope.
l32 bs BeesHAx.
/ Horse.
Also, a lot OF Piekaxes, Telling Axes, shovels,
Mattocks, Pole Yokcs, &C., 90.
Full Catalogues will be ready ct sales.
Terms OF sALE-cash in Government
funds.
Articles to be removed Immediately, at expense
ofpurchaser.
By order T. Q.
Capt. Ord. BIT. Maj. o. s. A.,
JanIO Isl Commanding Arsenal.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18

Constable Stevens informs us HAT there
can be no doubt as to the fact that these
brothers are married. Their wives hive in
the same town with him, and are personal
acquaintance Of his. Such seOundrels de-
serve to be Aayedand then picked.
Mr.. Sheldon and the officers desire us
publicly to thank tho police Of this city for
their invaluable aid in securing the arrest of
the Villains
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18
Tba weed VirrinIa LegisIature
An IInpOster.

Fan imposter styling himself General E.
W. McCook, of the celebrated McCook fam
lily, of Ohio, was arrested here yesterday.
He has been travelling about the country
~pesonating General McCook, and carried on
very badly. A letter found on his person
indicated that he was engaged in counter
feiting. He will have a hearing this
morninp.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18
THE LAST RESORT!
Kstchum at Work In the State
Prison Shos.Shop.
THE NEW PRIZE FIGHT
KERRIGAN Is THE WINNER
AN AFFRAY AT RICHMOND KY.
The White House to be Return.
iShed This Month.
THE NEWYORK PRIZE FIGHT
AN AFFRAY AT RICHMOND KY.
From New York.
Mary n Guray.

/ h He MaEy Ann 0AAEDys a aHf..-
NEW York, Januery 1.-THE jury on thu
inquest in he case Of Mary Ann Gilroy
one Of the passengers Of the ship Neptune
who was frozen to DEATH concluded their in.
v~estigation last night. They reprimanded
Captain Peabody, and found DR.. Herrich
guilty of neglect and incompetency, and
considered his case a proper one to go before
the Grand Jury. He was placed in charge
Of the Police to await the action of the Grim
iDal authorities.
solomon K~Ohnstamm.
The Times Washington special says
Strong representations are being made by
influential parties in New York in favor Of
the pardon of Solomon Kohnstamm, who
was sentenced to ten years imprisonment
on a charge of having defrauded the Gov
eminent O.
Naval Experiment.
Rear Admiral Smith, of the Navy Depart
menb is now introducing into the Brooklyn
Navy Yard an experiment. 1t is q new
system of mastering the men, which promi-
ses to save the Government q large amount
of money and time y check frauds. 1t is
similar to that in vogue in the Central
Park.
Business has assumeda at Union Square its
usual routine.
Delegates.
The Delegates to the late Congress have
nearly all left for their homes.
PardOns.
The Worlds special says: Applications
for pardons are diminishing day by day.
Very few cases nave been received at the
Attorney Generals Office of any class during
the present week.
The Prize Fight.
NEW YORK, January 17.-It appears Ker-
was the winner of the prize fight in
stead of Phelan. Eighteen rounds were
when Phelan's strength failed. First
accounts gave the victory to the wrong
party. Sporting men who were present are
very much dissatisfied, and regard the fight
as Gmere wrestling match.
AbscOnded.
NEW YeRK, January 17.-There is a rumor
On the streets that a well-known Govern
nent detective has suddenly disappeared,
and left his subordinates deeply in debt.
The sub-detectives have sought to learn his
place of concealment, but without success.
Edward Ketchum.
Edward Ketchum, who was lately con-
for forgery and sentenced to serve
our years and six months in Sing Sing, has
been placed in the shoe shop Of the prison.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18

NEw Books FOR TIE LIBRARY.-Ws are in
formed that $50 new books viii be ready to
be placed on the shelves Of the Library AS
ISOLATION at two O'clock this Thurs
day. Afternoon. The committee is still hard
at work, ordering books, which will be ad-
dsd as soon as received. The young people
will have a fine share in this selection. 1t
is no more than fair that they plsdgs them
selves to careful usage of the same.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18

m<FoR MORE THAN TWENTY
Da4 pars VENETIAN HAIR DYE has
stoad the testcf trial, and Is constantly Increasing
IN Public favor. -HAe1eA
"a VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest made. It's price Il only rs cents, and each
Dotte eontanz double the quantity Of dye in those
usaaHy sold for 81. r
ha+f lair DYE Is manufactured BY q peculiar
process, which renders 1t Infinitely superior to any
dye in market. Being complete in one bottle, no
~ s sSs espsiios.ion ls9Ul SASA '@P's4''
Hf IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that Br-TT,
DEAD appearance by which dyed-hair and whiE-srs
are 90 readily recognized, when an inferior aI,acle
has been used, as it produces q perfectly nat al
color of any shade that IL required, from . Sh
brown TO ajetty, lustrOusblack, that viii not6-dt
crock or stain the clothing. Invest 70 cents, -ad
You viii be convinced Sold by al Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. tH
Al Manufactures, n. 7.
pEMAs d CO., New York, Wholesale
AVants BeD1b:RA
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18

soLD-ASoTHER NEW YoEK HoAx.-A
gang of fellows in New York city are food
ing the country with circulars headed with:
@Hayward 4 Co.'S Watch and Jewelry estah-
Iishmenb No. 22o Broadway, New York"
and surmountsd with the print Of q mag
nifcens six-stery block, known as the house
Of "Hayward 4 Co, Importers Of WatGhes
and Jewelry." The circular goes on to say,
oDear Sir" &c, &C., Eve are offering for
sale, &c, &C., at less than one half the cost
of importation The recent decline in gold
of one hundred per cent. has caused the
failure of a large number of importers"
&c, &c,
Vel, e gentlemen Of shTsWdaeSt, IA >
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-18

NEW Law PARTEERsHIP.-0ur readers
will observe by a card published in our col
umns, that Hon. S. Williamson and General
Merrill Barlow have just formed q partner
ship for the practice of Law in this city.
The public is aware of the ability Of those
gentlemen, and viii readily cOnceds that
they will take rank among the strongest
firms not only in this city, but in Northern
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