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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13
The Richmond Wing copies the following article from
the Richmond tvirgIna) Gdzet Of April 8, 1908. which
describes similar phenomenon -


The starry meteors seemed 10 fall from every
point In the heavens In such numbers ~ TO re-
semble q shower OF skyrockets II happened at
about O'Clock, and continued until three in the
morning, and was witnessed BY many, because OF the
IRE that had broken out In OF the rooms Of the
armory One ball appeared 10 be eighteen inches In d.
smetcr-a kissing noise was plainly heard IN the air
and with some reports resembling the discharge OF
pistol Several OF the largest Of these shooting mcte
observed 70 descend almost 70 the ground be-
fore they exploded. Indeed many OF those which We
saw appeared 10 approach within o few yards Of the
ere told, alarmed that they imagined the Are
IN the arory occas,ousd by OF these meteors
and In place OF repairing 10 extngush the flames they
busted themselves In continuing 70 protect the roofs Of
their houses from the Ore OF heaven
The Newburyport Herald OF December, 1929. has an
account Of similar phenomenon, which happened on
the 18th OF November preceding II vas seen BY Cap
tam woodman and the crew Of the brig Nymph, IN lat
80 long II, returning from g. Domingo A. Two o'clock
A. n. the atmosphere appeared full OF sars-i may
say thousands Of thousands shooting and blazing In
every direction, In most extraordinary and alarming
Barri,s astronomy speaks Of the phenomenon of17so
described BY Captain wocdman, which also tho
one seea BY Mr. Eicott and By n Bonpand, Of Cumaha
10 South America, 10
The extreme points tfron Baimcrej al which this
phenomenon was witnessed, - far - our information
extends shall be noticed hereaterthe various accounts
OF are being laid aside for that purpose II seems
probable that space OF less than from eight hun
dred one thousand miles square Illuminated by
these mcteors
While speaking Of such hmm The editor Of ths Eles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

As HIRAM ANDERSON. NO. 80 BowERy. 10 SELL
n ing English velvet and Brussels Carpets Lowell
ply and Ingram Carpets greatly reduced prices buyers
invited TO call Ocloths from 10 Is feet wide Drug
W Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

WARRINGTON Nov. 13-2A n.
No unusual astronomical sigma The sky 10 very clear
and the stars shining brightly Tho professors ny
they anticipate metcorIc display tonight
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16

The venerable Judge Presley Morris died
at his residence in this city on Friday
morning last, In the clghty-third year OF
his age. He was one Of our oldest and
most estimable citizens and man of un-
tarnlshed name.-Soioto Gazette.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16
&sal Gstatr.
LENTZ q APPLEaATR.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street. North Side.
DAYTON, onto.


a
N SMALL FARM, "a ACRES. oOOD
brick house aud we'll improved ak miles fSosp
Dayton, adiolning Liberty-es5O 500
hue residence 81 acres well improved
within one mile OF Dayton a. 800
"A frame house and ~ acres, on GroeneAstle
larn o. 100 acres. on Bear Greek, gravel land.
for 800 per acre.
tHrm Of 10 acres two miles north of phiuins. .
burg; cheap NJ 1000
line brick on Jones street f3 500
a iine house aud lot ON Eust Third street a 600
Three houses and lots ON Fourth street for ~ 900
S2bO. and % each; all cheap.
pruyet-ti 100 -
stree 81 O0O -
farm miles ffo,n Dayton, OF ITO aeres well
improved, on Eaton Pile; cheap for CIT OOO
farm of lN acres, mile east OF Union on the
eid lr9y road we'll improved, and the best quality
A farm OF lS3 acres well improved 0 miles sonth.
west OF tovington Ohio the best land, FOR e4s per
FLAX factory. occupied by Messrs Dayis A 90
with machinery, and acres OF land I7'1 - -
farm of 100 acres mile north OF Browne sta
top, ON Western u. r., Ou Twin Greek, we'll Inn
proved S1O 90 'I -
farm of % seres, on Greenyille X. R-eaa40
farm VI ~ acres, good improvements at
Browns station, on Western r. R-4sW0
farm Of 10 acres. on Germantown Pike miles
from DaytoR-ee OOO 7' =
number Of houses and lots In dlrerent parts OF
the city. All Will be sold cheap, ----
teba-u LENTZ APPLEGATE. Il. f. A.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16
Eseal.
SHERIFFS SALE

Thirty-Eight Acres of Excellent
Bottom Land on Partition.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16


DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
issued by the Superior Court within and for the
county Of Montgomery and 10 me directed ! will
Onor At public sale at the door of the Court House.
on SATURDAY, APRIL II, isJ6
at O'Clock +. NJ the following described premises
10 wit; Situate In the county OF Montgomery and
state OF Ohio, being seventeen and quarter tilH)
eribed eighty-six 56l aera tract OF land commene.
ing at stone south sc deg 10 see. west 392 poles
nom the south east corner of said s5 acre tract;
thence north, deg. % sec west % poles TO d
stone; thence north ~ deg 30 cast a. poles TO
70 stone thence south 81 deg 30 see, west 39S
poles " a stone; to the place of boginnng-con-
tanning seventeen aud one-fourth mo acrcs of
land In town = range o. in same county. being part
oftho IA acre tract OF land conveyed to w. g. Lowry
by samuel Bcardshire aud bequeathed his wife by
ALSO-rhe following described land in rrao.
uonal section Is town \, rHugc6 cast In Harrison
sownship. Montgomery county, Ohio and des
Srbed as follows, to-wlt; beginning at a stone
nT poles west Of the south east corner OF the
abovo described ~ aero tract Of land, running
thence north 30 deg % SEQ, cast TO poles 10 Il
stone thence south 10 deg % sec, west Ti poles
thence south 30 deg 81 see. west 80 poles; thence
south Il dog 10 sec, west s poles; thence south
70 deg 10 sec west ~ poles 10 stone; thence north
n deg 10 SOC, vest II poles witness "A sycamore,
u deg, wost 81 s poles 10 a stone; thence north 81
deg u Sec cast 3DS poles 20 stone u the place Of
0sgt,1a,ips eS1ssinnS % nis acres OF land being
c. Lowry by Jacob Housor and Mary his wife by
deed dated January 10 1885.
Said two tracts OF land have been appraised as
follows, o-wit; The lTk acre tract at ST5 90 per
Asre, and the " Is acre tract at $S 20 per acre
Aeithor can soil for less than thirds Of tho ap-
praised value thereof
TERMS or SALE. .--one.third cash; one. third
In one aud one third in two years Deferred pay
nonts ~ be secured by mortgage on the premises,
AAd " bear interest from the day OF sale
o. e. H. DAVIDSON sheriff.
IL BA0Gorr, Atty. mar IL. dowts
Superior Court, Montgomery
County, Ohio.
deOrge W Stewart and Lydia stewart. his wife,
William HAllenhaek, OF Montgomery, county, Ohio ;
sDOman Hollenbaok, of Elkhart county Indi.
ana; Daniel Hollenbeck OF Berks county, Penn
sylvaniai John Sheets and Sophia Sheets his
wife of Boone county, Indiana and - Right
moyer aud CHtharine Rightmoyer his wife of
Berks county, Pennsylvania
w ILL TAKE NOTICE THAT A Pc
fiIIOS was nlod against them ON the let day vi
March, A D., 1898. la tho Superior Court of Mont
gomery county, OHIO. by George W Stewart and
Lydia Stewart his wife and Is now pending
wherein said George w. stewart and Lydia stew.
lEt emtnd partition of the following real estate
70 wit: situate In Montgomery county, Ohio and
described Ms follows, viz; Being In-lot numbered
hirty-two tS9l, In tha town of Farfnersville and
George w. Stewart and Lydia stewart, will apply
tor an order that partition may be made Of said
premises. GEORGE w STEWART
LYDIA STEW ART. .|
GE) " AorER, Atty for Petitioners
mar s6tv
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16
DIR. STEVENS & co,


Id rH Iaif .I H' HrHI rfr
4 RIVATR DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time, at tho Cincinnati Lock Hos
pltal gao Walnut street, between Fifth and ixte.
up stairs, without tho use OF Mercury loss
OF tlmO, or change of diet ~ WV
Dr. STEVENS, by special study and experience
IN the hospitals OF Baltimore london and Paris is
enabled enable 70 guarantees cure In the most compil,
oateu cases becent cases Of Gonorrhca or Syphilis
cured In few days, without change OF Diet or
hlndrance nom business Secondary SyphiIis--the
last vestigo-oradicated without tho use of Mcr.
Victims OF self abuse and excessive venery. suf
fcring nom Spcrihatorrhea, and loss Of physical
anu mental power, Indigestion or Constipation,
Eruptions, Nervous Coughs, Hypochondris &c
aro treated for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. and
Consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake tho
ply both. H.. .,Ff ,tiI l,7- +. II : - ''' !
Married men, and those contemplating marriage
should restore vigor 10 their bodies and minds ere
posterity. T'T IVY w ''''
diseases peculiar TO fomales treated. A cure
guaranteed in all cases Persons at q distance
promptly cured, by addressing, with statement OF
case, ~. .sTEVENS \ Co, 93O Walnut betw ecn
9th and 9th streets, Cincinnati, Ohio
once hours nom . A. NJ, 20 8 r. NJ. sundays to
a. IN dec9.iyd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
have this day sold my entire stock of Clothing aud
Gents Furnishing Goods TO j. Y, strauss n Bro,
Wholesale Clothing MerYhqnts Of Cincinnati In
my siueere thanks TO my numerous patrons aud
friends for thelr kind and generous patronage,
and would respectfully solicit for my successors
tue same liberality so uniformly rendered to me
Worry RespoelinllY. Z. kLOHEER.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16

OARAH K. ROBBINS, WHOSE RESI-
DENCE 10 unknown is notified that Joseph r.
Robbins did, on the 29th OF January. A d. 1863 nle
his petition In the onlce Of the Clerk OF the Court
oI Common Pleas. within and for the county Of
Moatgomery and State of Ohio, charging the said
sarah H. H0bbins with adultery with one Aaron
hJppins and also with divers other persons un-
known to the petitioner, and asking that he may
he divorced from the said Sarah E. Robbins which
pStlton VIII stand Tor hearing At the next term Of
sAd Court JOSEPH n ROBBINS
J. MELVILLE, Pitts Atty feb3 Gtw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16
Divorce Notice.

y oTiCE-TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
at the next term of the Court Of Common Pleas
M Montgomery County, Ohio, l will apply Tor a
divorces nom my wife, JANE CLEGG, Cause,
Wtufui absence for nye years.
..--.-.. THOMAS CLEGG.
Fob. 10 1900. febi9 btw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16
CLOTHING BELOW COSJy

fHE public are informed that the undersil lnod
having the stock OF Philip klopfer, sai Third
street, and desirops OF making room for a new
stock will soil articles their limo cheaper than
they can be bought elsewhere in the city Mr..
klOprer will remain with US a short time, 20 In.
troduce his old Friends and To settle outstanding
debts J T. STRAUSS 4 BRO
IebiT yd -stw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16

WIN Aoi'ys Guardian Case. No $50, supe.
sarah j Moist rior Court
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16

The people of Chicago are beginning 70
be afraid to eat meat of any kind. The
IfibuHe says there Is "triohhG spirdiis" In
the pork, ''gangrcne" In the beef and
''scab'' In the mutton
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-16
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Rouon on CoronBus.--A correspoa den

RouoH on CoLuMBus.--A correspon den
Of the Cincinnati Union says
columbus Is at present. comparatively
dull, and the chances are that when The
General Assembly adjourns Il will be still
more So The capital city of onr great
State has seen its palmicst days. TO il, In a
business point OF view, the late rebellion
was a God-send. During the past Ave
years what with its military depots, it,
camps for the muster In and out Of troops.
It's attraction for slilce-seekers, and the
long sessions of the Legislature, made nee
essary by the war, Columbus waxed fat.
This period was literally its golden era.
which, alas for its theaters, it, hotel keep
ers, and its Jew old clio and fine jewolry
dealers has by the dictum OF mutation
passed away, and now has come the winter
Of It's dlscontent.'"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-15

Die Saupt;wede Der 9eieuf6uftf5nb Grmunterans
sur Ginpai,6eruiss in tInferelt Staat une 8eri9aiz
Jung bon Arbeit ieoer Art.
faAf ron edit6ereen Sit etret4e, mo lid dngemeene
RdIertruft poer nilbere Gprtheie fir Sabritzlnter<
uebme bdrbieten, fopie bur Aitfduf ar5Berer 2ar6z
itrefeu in ber Babe Stdbten Str1n1en ttllo Giz
fenba5nen. 0teie adnbereisn folle1i In paeSe 8ou=
ffelIen tuf6 grbsere SIds1en aie9eIegt un6 an ben
5S5ten aOitenpreis ii Der art psrfat merSen, Sas
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nebrige in /, uilo Sabre su besobteh. NE
Die @eieai5uit MIR ain ais sesafar, fir sroie
wiiHi9en. 2ilIf ~
Den Beaebr nod arbeit aebeuft bic Geyeljd5aft
bnr6 Bel6afiung pom 9enoTperIeEg, @irtnern unb
ieber rtpon Mrbeiter 81 be r.esiae Sic Dirs &rbeit
peri4oIen Sisnen, pa e i1r mSaIl 1T 8sldsditisns
au tobnenbeit 9reiien i'm ulie
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sanasbs 81 af s @ fRsn s sr
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grun6itiide. pom Aitfbau uon S6rfern nnb Stdbten
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fd pon be1I @eHiHfeH 5r 8eforgung pone2trbeit erz
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bafrt 1T, 10 Inub jeoe Bertberb5bnag bes Iebteren
net5peneie bic @etteit ca sIeibem Rabe wert5uoler
maden uro oaber Iperben uniere Mctien Snbaber bes
fe.ben ebsftfp fiCber oils pnFtbeilbaf Eiibeil. Il
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ten, unh bic Geieaidat beabiidttet Sub Aaeufen in
jebem Gpuntp hes Staatss 6aib5crptonsz
bicter befnben iid IN ben 6dn6en pom Nnfon ReIont
S1asmeifter; 5eIir Gbeatbam, Setretdr, uno Sof
.Saubef. @enernI=Agcnt fir Ginudnhcrung petbe
arltoriirt n6, nMterseiHnnaeil fir Aftien Der Sc
Ieui6aft eittaegen 81 nehnten.
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'-1~as 9r diioent ben 5elfn goloniiatpns<
uno Ginp1noerungs z8eieai9aft.
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Gin aftes Sieb ma d. ne,,er aRelOais:

II. .als a ssa s5,@ 1856 e &c Fl E.
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1866

Gofar's RettenperttIseytft!et rfo& una
sefabrIi5 unS .ers Der bette @attetperttIser, mel
DEN pirie sefeben baber. Ssss Static, be 60 nOe..
frist ss unb mus hstben unb srcer egtSbbnti9
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NitteI 5insefelt mnfbe.Aa (aafe Sbntes Michigan,
Rirror.l 6iebe GEARS Obise Stna8iSisasts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-15
DfEss beg Generals SHpsEtHtsnSenfen, !,
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no Q9iaF pattttspies az .ES5san. 81. 7-35
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Chattanooga fur 6IIe Stdbte mad Diten ln6s Siben
S9lafEears Fnb bel allen Yaffa9ier3igen.
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9Intorifirtes &apitaI IS 81, 900, 900
10000 getiea ieoe SIC $50
Organization.
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>, COUNTY t!--&tf ~
:, CITY "r.a- 4z{:.- rr- .
Advertisements in the Special Column, fl
time, from to 5lines, 81 90 leach additional lin
90 cents; subsequent Insertions 10 cents per line
In Local Column, first time, from to lines
$10O-each additional line, 80 cents; subsequent
insertions, Is cents per line. = : s.
Advertisements Of Benevolent enterprises
will be inserted in our paper free of. charge.
For advertisements of societies we VIII charge
half price. - ~. = ~. -,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-15

@enn Der Srnbfina iOmntts uerIqfen. MMstfen mnS
nnsessfer thre der UNI sattep unb aRitfs iprius
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

There is II woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been assoc lated, in our mind, with
the Yankee Quick" and 'Ilumbug." But
It 1850 no longer, and desice to wrcst her
name from all such suspicious association In all
other minds. Whatever notions we may have OF
womanlv delicacy and proprety, we viii admi;
that woman alone is the Nurse--the good Nurse
the bat Nurse. Whether we shalt have Female
Physicians or not, is n question which must be
decided bv time aud principle. and not n mat
ter OF taste. Pride. prejudice. caprice and Gus
rom NAV as well behave themselves, for If there
~ rSallv wat. there will also be supply II
there be n calling" there will be "A coming.
Nature and human society are always sell suppl.
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder
they cannot prevent.
Mrs Winslow does not want to treat you Gen
Hsmen Nor dies she prescribe regimcn for
your wives; but modrsty appears as messen-
rel of health and happiness TO vour INFANTS in
the cradle. Is tncrc ANYTHING improper in that.
Nurse Of " 80 years experience can holdl,
sav what is or is not good Cor n babe and ough,
to be listened TO. God speed her on humble but
happy mission She is the most successful uhys-
,cian aud most c.icctus, enclactress tie one
ever cnloyed--her do'ing parents rot excpeted
Just open the door for her, and Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery OF this we are so sure. that we
will terch our a. Susv'' to say "A BLESSING on
MRs Wixslow''-for mel ping her to survive and
escape gripping. coicking and teething siege -
We confirm every word set forth in the PRosPEc
rus II performs precisely what It processes to
per(orm. every rart Of il nothing less AWAY
vour Cordial" 'Faregoric." Drops 'ILauda-
! nun" and every other Narcotic by Which the
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
ar 4 idiotic for life.
We rave never seen Mrs. Winslow-kncw her
only through the preparation Of he, " Soothing
Syrup for hildrcn Tee,hing." II we had the
power, we would make her az she is, a physical
savior to the Inia... Ra.e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

~ TsIsxfapk.j l,r,c..o ~
Basinrs = rsshss qsst 70 Asy ana .here i no ma
srs. ia sssSs. y ss,.s r.: q hogs
Dfs.ssd l5Uss- II, q rather cu;et !, ~. ,,sc.
~; III lS0ifis - psd fbr nice oss but ;, cIoss
e. sy, rom = /, s;sss,s Ger 81 wh
Provisions Asrket steAsy but scarcely % erm,
there 4 quetabs~ change n valnes Noes pork u
We Is ii ihs month Bsi. .s.,s srs ns..as sl
actve With sa~e Of ciesr sides - 15kc rough sdss
u - :. ana shoulders 1t ION loos,. EngsSsR hsess
ssi~s y short lis mddiss iooss q i1GHSo. sssss
pckled ms are heid hsm!y. but the market rather
',ull. At l7ei1 for ots fully cured. Grssn meats
Lard--in sesive demand, q 1sx@lsc for dean
Grease-In fair request. Gales Of yellow q 10;
fiour-There was good chipping and local de-
mand ard pric~s are steady Eaies we're made At
from % 1867 Is for good 70 choice sprins and 20
JOY for uns.und do. About 5000 bbls oil gradss
Whes,-Th%rei 10 . better feeling to-day snd the
market ia ale bIsher. We rot~ sairs Of Nc ut
from q 1891 rs closing 1t I6k; No fanges fron
i93lk according 10 Iocmlites rsjscied 10 better
rsquest bsn.0c. Winter alrnosi nominal; We note
a.es to day Of car oads No red AT u IS
Ccrn-Dull. sa.s at ssc for mol; s%0ss for No2;
O.ts-Quiet ana without material charge. Sales
Ut 22s22 0 for No !; 10y ago for No2
for No2
Bariey-Demand light and confined to tire wapta
o. local Consumers SAies range from t5c0ei, %.
eordpg To quality.
High wines-Dul A lot In bond cold at IS, The
market for free nominal ut iGa3I1.
sait- Firmly held AT ~ auction sale this mornine.
New nne e 10; old lire 12s (g12 20. t.s
Hogs-Lfs nc i've. but there 10 no material chance
IN value Salee foot up 1855 head at 25(e9 IS for
fail; GOay SO for &c cd to Dice.
BEEF Cattle Moderately active and unchanged =
We sales Of 500 head s61 for lst cuss u GERS;
5sS 70 for fair; 25a4 s, for .owr ~nf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

New York Feb "a Buenas Ayrcs cor
respondent na,rates the loss Of all the Par
aguayan troops that had invaded Brazil ir
crossing the Uruguay River. They were
on retreat to tn ir own territory. Fol
more that week the work of concentrating
the allied land and naval forces had pro
crossed, with the intention Of making q
grand, combined attack, on the 18th Of Jan
uary, with force Of l5, 600 troops and sc
war steamers, on the Pa,aguryan troops
held al. Honula. on the Paraguay River
This is place OF immense s,reng' /, mount
ing one hcndrcd heavy guns, rendered diff
cult Of approach by chains extended across
the channel, and it is also supposed by sub
merged torpcdoes, having to back it a
Paraguayan army Of Is, 900 or 10000. and
a considerable feet. The march Of the nj
lies in rursr it of the re'rcatlns Paraguay
ans across the Province of Corrientes to the
Paragnayan river, for three hundred miles
through an almost an inhabited country. is
described as one Of the greatest difficulty
and suffering. and hundreds Of the troops
persisted OIL the way, and many otkers de-
serted
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

New YoRK, Feb. 9.-The execution Of
Jno. Lackctt for murder, which was to have
taken place at the roombs to day, has been
postponed, stay Of proceedings having
been granted for the purpose Of taking his
case TO the Supreme Court.
A verdict Of guilty was yesterday render.
cd by the jury in the case Of Nelson Stew
art. tried IN the District Court in Brook lyn,
on the charge Of counterfeiting national cur
rcncy. He will be sentenced on Wcdncs-
day next.
A report prevails in this city to the effect
that Archy Hughes, the well known minis
ter, was shot by . South American rebel
refugee in Montreal, c. E., on Wednesday
night.