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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

CnoLgRA At NuscAnxE.-Thus As, three
dsashe from cholera have occurred as Nus
tue, all Of one family.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20
CIT Y IT 4 n =.

Bur your Watches. Clocks. Jewelsy, Sil>
yer ware. &c. II Wilson's. Large stock
Just received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

r WILL SELL Ar THE REs.nrwc. oe
l. AT. Asdseas cor MA,a aud 1,h s,rs.,. =.
Friday. sept. 81, 1t y A n, psrior. ki,ch.e A. A.
nias sad bed room tarn,s.er-oas yer, fns 49,.
lof nsA I'D eoVo ssls VI Blsck u sinut
sas'eS ~. vA0 9UyiA AssA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

~ - :: snAuY s,xIEi., sEl.ow SEC.
osd sssps seasaassy % Aa1n "a aakeo
G66.4, ooys' aaA Channe,..e
~ s snv g ~ re - nsssesel esd y aqeooo
pa1ssesse rsapsssssliy selicsss1. i.vsi.;SrS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

ConxIxcsp wosk.--A party Of workmen
commenced operations this morning, in ma
king the proposed improvements on Alvusi
4 Van Pasten's property on Brady, beIe
Second street, which VIC mentioned sOme
week ago. -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

JOHNSON CouKry rAia.-Ae she fair hsld
at lows City last week the Society mrt with
very fAtter'ng success The gsoas rsceip's
we're 81, ,lU43S; paid N premiums t92s.60;
no premiums over $25; none under >l.oo'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20
SWEET OpOPCNAx
We Uoatt - WYNN oar C0sS0t Of
0yRA81e lDQmUAnD~aw

8 - ~ ONAXe
q the Palsis Royal uatil our e.teemed Canal,
Nspsssss ssDigess 1Dexi~ y Usss -, 70,
cafe keeping. We shall thee furnish hin With
stsasa Of osUenbsuno f9susnsr ShSn a
soss Of kssilissy. -. s. ~ ; g.. =
4. & ovlT0 o., Hs~ York.
Nanufseturees oi The FLORAL Perfumerv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

= NJ ITH Z NEG G y.
Coreer Of Main 4 Morgan streets,

ST. LOUIS
ManulArtnrers OF Portable and Sta,ioswy Steam
Engnes. Boilesp. Saw md Grist Mil Mschinesy Of
every deecrptt1n no,stesd. Tobacco an{ Lard Press
Screws. Hydraulic Presses Iron and Brds Castings,
and al nachinry used inthe manufactured Tobacco.
Sugar IL OF an im.roved pattern. Sc nd hand
bnught, cold or exchanged Repairing promptly A.
tssded to Asents for AMES' PORTABLE EN-
GlNES: all eiaes cOn'tanily and. scp2O dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

Sss woman in another column picking
Semburg grapcs tos Spses's Wine. Il 10 =
admirable article. used ir the hospitals end
BY the tirat class families in Parss, London,
snd Nsw York, IN preference 70 ed Port
Wine i il worth = trial, - il gives gPsal
satssehcsioa. dcl dlY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

sOa.Dna:eeA. COUNTY rlCN GT.
FOR CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
CT. 1OWsvs 6e0kLH0elyV.

HoLLowAy's PiLLs AND OiM1nex..-EaY>
s,ssLAs.-These deservsdly populsr mrdi :
cioe. hsvs met with aasoniahing succeas 10
the cure Of ssyMpslas. kings evil. ring
weeo seusvy. scrofalous ssupt'ons. ssd 81
lnhsmmatory diseases of the kin. Other
Preparations may sf,sd Temporary relief.
but the combined action Of these rrmsdisA
will by their det rgent and purifying pssp-
critics, effect . vadsral cure IN the bloe4 and
system. Sold by oil Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

fss Lsrssr saos sRa Sria,rs-At . recent
seance, heli IN this ci,y the ,olic~ wing poem Wal
uttered by me ium under the influence, il is 4
b. presumed, Of the lsse Edgar Allan Poe
0ncs upon midnight dreary
was sick and weak snd wea,v
AID felt 80 very curious,
Evers nerve aud limb seemed sore
While naddsd. nearly nspp,ng.
Ssdaealv there came To- ping
Twas ueighbor gently rapping--
Aud he handed through the door
In bottle -HussvI's B,.. sss.
And tested OF hsse :. lltrress"
0oLoDS B rRas- nothing more
Instantly my soul grew stronger,
Iwa.s ck and weak no longer
Aud Y aay men . wsary.
And Il ony man l. sore.
From my hesfs wish. ~h.ls sappsse.
He may bear some kind friend tapping.
Whe Viii hand hin tArDaeh ~ does. \
In bc'slc-lluassls Blsssas-
IIusss. . wsai sso~r ssclpsx Rrr@sss-
II he takes them he'll recover,
Aud he need t.ke-uosh,ns more.
Nae Fort Depot, So Hrdses Street
For sale a. Wholesale and retail. by Bsia.
srbscks 1 Miller. Davenport, lava.
GExr's Fusxssniss 0uens. Sem Perry.
q No. Is. Brady street. keeps constantly
cM band complete assortment of an The
latest and nsse asshioaabss seyivs Of gent.
f'saiehias gods. Having . mAaslscsst,us
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 90. 1855.


The western Union steamer Pine Bluff,
lesss: . J. !. oa''y for Port BYRON Il A. NJ, end
The elegant and feet packet New Bostes
CA =. :. ba6rd. Clssk 8. Grsaaell, ~ili
sepaN - Fort Madison to.norrow morning
4. u. PFestynan Agent.
The Pscbins, Capt. Green. Clerk Bennett
w'l leave Tor -. Paul to sosrow
Iaon-Paosraosra CA,.AYA.-
IA arssAss Asser zo..c.. k,l,,su, end s,sps .uy
eoesssse m = Amber. eoilcred cordial, hesustsli,
'rss'ssress - she s,e ,..s.s, to Inc sss.e snd &C.
ee % - Stomach. h cssv,l. usek Cs.'s
1srre. fsss'passufsd Ai.sr~ cs,aurs An~A.
taeA psas es1ssias me ounce Of regal Caiiisays
Usss 49, eaes esaspooni esossips sns svain sf sos
Samples fcro'sAed irs... n. rel.,s.s.
CAswELL, MACK CO.,
ssss Asssssssure,., sss., ia Av~sss H.ss.
'sese-ss ests Nses Nsw Yosl Cts
MAnRoEp.
On oaedsys ~ 18th isss.. a -. AntAsuy's
Church. U shls city. BY Fsther ralamo rsues,
nr 9. =. kosssss, 70 Nlss A. 4 Ssryu. sil oi
this city. No Cards
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20
=. 30 UoaAT. 4. D.,
Late Acting Assiseaat Suse~,n. U. :. A.

AEEriHc At PRsHcsroS -sThere Vas
quite large end enthusiastic mestine held
last Eight as Pdnoe. on. Able and eloouec.
cpsseh we're msds By :. E. Coos. ESQ.,. and
cats W.T.. otase a slsd ~. / NJ.
tienal Union Club fos Princeton tovn.h;r
~ organised. b slestins ths Ss,lsvine
eilcsrs
VIM. H. Thoopsos, President.
Wm. Lsnphi~. VIZ Presidsat II
J. B. Purcell. sscsssary.
;.ssi W. k.aI.. kAslIis,s> le,.......o
Cha ssRA ssN.4r.xw
The ''s~s u sssiiss psevailed. and she
0sassssasisss ~ ssolons ~ Pt,n ea1a,
so~ssAp vi Gss . ajseisy 4 ~ Osa,..
~ eesu1isa - les. CSua. a.sd. stas-
4 kAHs CnAncs.-As eus sssasep vin
nstiss si-sshese. Caet. As1sses esspoe,, I.
seil r.se lot II sIl kioda sf farn;tur. -
ssse;es q he resides q q ~ eos,er =
Main aHd Ssveath sssssts. TO morrow ueer.
ins HeSlE~s Nssas A,sla 81 4 ~,
seess'sniey. .lCen areseA - 49,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

GENTS FrRNianiNo EsrAs.,suHsxr.-rf
you wish an elegant fit, call on Remington
Z Co.. Nichols block. Their stock Of rents
tur"'sh'ng-eoods cannot be surpassed in
the cs'y, while they a.s prepared to manu-.
factors to order in the most s.t;.l.cHor,
0anuef.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

HILLS HAIR DIE, 70 sueA blsck o.
brosn tsssanssnsous. na,ur1l. .dussSls, beau.
uI.fcliable. indeed shs best in use, ~ bee0
before The puhlss over fifteen ysars, v The
cheeps~e, containing = much - she ueual
dollar sizes. Depot No &C Jsha sts<st,
New York CITY. Sold BY I'll Dsugxists.
patcn. medicine, pcriuDery and fancy
goods sforea evcrywh~r-. junel a u
Bur You. Dry g DDS At Otto Kluxg's, No.
81 second street. junl 7it
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20


srtie., effect vadsral cure IN the bioe1 and
System. Sold by ell Druggisss.
-----eoo-
SRE . woman in another column psckine
Samburg grapcs Soe Spses's Wine. Il 10 .
admirable article, used ir the hospitals end
BY the frst class families in Parss, London.
end New York. IN preference 70 ed Port
Wine u - worth = trial, - il gives Gpeal
's"'cs'ee. deAdiy
HILLS HAIR DIE, 80 ssuaA blsck o.
broom tassantanrous, na,unl ,dussSls, beau
tifal. reliable. Indeed shs best in use, ,1ns been
before The puhlss over fifteen years, v the
cheepe~e, containing = much - she Ueusl
dollar sizes. Derut No. &C .John street.
New York CITY. Sold BY Ill Dsugxists,
patent medicine, pcriumefy and fancy
goods sforea everywhere. iunel al
Bur Ynus Dry G DDS At Otto Klusg's, No.
81 second street. junl 7it
UasMAM'A saAa0 DYE.
SO csxss a sox
Boxes larger than Uyrs that sell for A.
NATURAL. DURABLE, BEAUriEUI Wan.
kANrED to plcsss. This article has been thor
oushly tested by UR. CuILrJN. Of <-v York,
sni Profs. booth and ,snrrctt Of Philadelphia
Who prss"sncs Is free fr"" oil poisvnoss iswrs-
disnts. md the material co,npostug Il will not in
iu'e the most delicate hair. Sold bv Drura .ssa
AM Fancy 0opd dealers ever. where.
isnl7-diy JNO. kROMEk. Sole Prop'r.
y" chss'na' s'r-st Philsdsfph's.
J.T. renrLs. Gardener AMI Florist, cor.
9Th ard Main Sts.. fruit and ornamental
tress. .nv20.l,
Ja0es -. oklrk 4 &C.. usaau.
facsurers Of Staple and Fine Toilet soaps Can.
dies. aud dealsrs in Soap Makers Materials.
Nos. 81 and - River street. Chicago. yys-dsm
oelcA larowsh ~ aaalr prsasceA.
The assursl color sessored cot Dyed, end dis.
ease Of the seAlp. falling o. Ac., s6eesualiy our.
Cd By uaiox AAOuiRE'S HAIR COLUklNu
Prepared and sold by J. ! G. MAutlRE. dsux-
gists. ~. Losis ocslsAely
Re Care CATH. 4 Fever. e, Ma
0UiRE's A0uE MIXTURE. pu, ~ b. lao
AA0CiRE. 81. Loaia. PRICE o.. 81 per bottle
Ooarraea. Oysrssery. saaoer
COMPLAINT. Ac.. speedily cured by us,ng Ma-
svirs's Compound Extract Of Bsnne Plant Pre-.
pared oaiy BY }. ! q. Mcguire. ~. Louis. and
so'd by all druggists. ~ SCoviAgt. Chicaxol.
Fsec = u1ugeeoe0g.
For protection from the above, call on X
SIMPSON 4 co. aud take out Policies in
those frat class insur ance Companies repre-
sentsd by them. Where the assured mar.
ticipats in the Profits Of the companies
without incur,rc any liability. Office No.
~ Brady st. apr 6>dly.
r.. H.. o. S.
ton 4 M.rr;ll,s n.v.nnor, Co,n,.s,.;., r.,
lsgc, to got y thorough practical busincsA
education. or to beccme good sound tele
sspn ope'A'o', OF c'rcM'aIs ADDRESS tcn-
davenport. Iowa. dvIv '
"'s ''e" .''' "v."e'"' ~. '''c".s'"e acse "he
-. S.-" C."s
a..' n-. o""''
e
Eablen ofeAPaty.
White is an Emblem Of Purisv.
Applied to the teeth you certainly realize
e0meWhat Of the truth Of the saying-(or
what . more ccrtasn than that clean. white
.eeth are sure evidence Of pure breath
ra' ne tnng :" practical ast; purchase
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

Tns Profession proper consider Rhsums
t,sm and Nenrslgis dependent upon . pecu>
liar. v'tiated coalition Of the circulating
vital nu!d. They suppose that there exists
IN the blood, ppiaon which the circulating
blood carries with il, end not being aliment.
ed ~ the proper emunetr;ss Of the body. il
% aepsolted in tAe tissuee. What dat poe>
son II. 10 not positively knowr vet. bv
moat authorities, it is supposed to be On acid
-Lactic Acid in oil probability. This. It !.
supposed, under favorable circuustanees. ;s
genersted in the syssem. and being elimens.
ed, is allo0ed to accumulate until it produ-
crs the deletesious effect.
Lslleman 10 Rheuma. ism, Gnut and Neu.
rslgis SPssi0c is .he only rsmsiy evsr dis.
covered that will ef|eciualiy destroy this
poison in the blond. aud pr,,ducs perms
nent cure. Tho recipe was procured Of the
celebrated Dr.. Lsllemsud, uf Cr me-. by the
vel known druggist, Alex. Leitch. Of 81.
Lsuis. 10. NJ essd phys fails to pse.
scribe the Specific Whe.s he leosue what Il
y eomposed Of mo one suffering ViSh Rheu
natism, 0out n Neuralgia, should hee;ta,e
20 tsy i becauss Il is adssrsiss for sale.
M 1snlessA6 Was sAsunesene ossupsa o.
IS. A., dasisg DE lAte var, and had charge
Of thS Sihsasy lIsspitsl il s.. Louis. vSers
hs he'd Z. spessa.aisy y tea ~ 3ts,itic
in all the isene of Rhsuonaei.rp - Neural.
gle. Please oot,cs what he says:
Sr. Lstts. Jely 2Oth. 1866
JSo. u. baeoO. ~ @Dase 0;S:.>l em
oseec the present occasion. 10 thank you Soe
the denesion Of six desen bottles Of Lalle-
mand's Specific fos the bens0t Q, sick soi-
d'sss. ANse becoming seqssiatsd With AZ
ingssdisnts did net bsaisats ooueu, to
give L . fair trial. The result euror;asd
|a9d Rseaee3 - (essapsreoes oe c6ssie
rs.seis6 iss = el6 ~ - siSie RI
sery hcars, ssd 4 inv1riaSly ! euss3 sns s.
sisat. hsvs had large ns,ntsr Of 90,
of rheumatic opthslm;s While as,sndine IN
the military hospitals Of ST Louis, msny Of
which had besn treated By emioene occ,,-
lists without SUCCESS. IN private practice
have psoven iss wonderful power in n.
shove named diseases. regard il A ,h,
0reet Medicine for thoss dsseeses. ana q"
not 1ss,tate to secommsnd Il 10 The public.
WI. A. n Sl1uoaAy. n. 6.
Late Aeti0W Aaiae~~H 0..> ~ -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

RIApY MADE CLo1niSG AND NOTIONS
Mess>ss Ballin 4 Bowman. NJ. , st Sec-
ond street, are. Offering superior inducenent'.
to purchasers Of Ready Made Clsthing and
Yankee Notions, either ct wholesale or re-
tail They have IN excellses a..d ~xtensi. .
stock, and ere selling q figures which defy
suc'essful composition. Any one desiring
to purchase, can be interested there.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

For protection from the above, call on X
SIMPSON 4 co. aud take out Policies in
those frat class insurance Companies repre-
sented by them. Where the assured par.
ticipsts in the Profits Of the companies
without incuring any liahility. Office No.
~ Brady ST. apr S>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-20

Olarrhea. Dysrsss~ry. samsoes
COMPLAINT. Ac.. speedily cured by us,ns Ma-
gviss's Compound Extract Of Bennc Plant Pre-.
pared osly BY J. ! q. Mcguire. ~. Louis. and
so'd by all druggists. r. scovlAgt. Chicaxol,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-02
Associated Press Report.
From New York.
OEerIan.l MniI.

Overland Mail.
New York, February The overland
mail of January 5th arrived this P. NJ.
Mail Burned.
The car burned on the Erie Railroad on
Tuesday contained the overland mail for
California which left here Monday.
Presentmenf.
The Grand Jury of Hudson county, New
Jersey, has made a presentnent against the
Central Railroad of New Jersey for. causing
nuisance by bringing garbage, dead ami
mails and refuse matter from New York and
dumping the same along the line of their
Road opposite Jersey City.
Statement Denied.
The Chamber of Commerce held their reg
ular monthly meeting to-day. They de-
MED the statement recently published that
Committee Of that body had waited upon
President johnson to influence him in max
ing an appointment of Collector for this
port.
Financial.
The Commercials monetary article saws !:
The stock market is quiet There is iuIl
IN speculative operations, and for the mo-
ment prices tend lower. There is rather
more movement in Government stocks, but
without any change in prices. The later
foreign adylces have no effect on the quota
tions.
Gold is irregular and on the whole tends
downward The demand for customs is
large. The increased supply of exchange
tends to keep down the premium.
The demand for street loans is yerx. lin
tied, owing to dullness of speculation.
The activity in the application for dis
counts continues, and exceeds tho demand
for paper. There is no change in the rates
of discount.
:. Operations in foreign exchange are very
limItei
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-02
STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

The Senate on Wednesday passed the
Finance bill, as reported, with thamendments
by the Finance Committee, ayes II, noes
5. The bill to amend the act to author
iEe county commissioners, township tTus-
tees and city councils to levy tax for the
payment of bounties to volunteers, 60,
was passed, ayes IS, noes o. The bill to
punish persons for injury done to period
icsls in reading rooms was passed, yeas
25, noes none. The bill for the relief of
Harmon Kent was indefinitely postpo2sd.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Bsteman,
from the Printing Committee, to amen1
the act providing for recording, printing
and distributing the journals and public
documents which was read the first time.
HOUSE.
In the House, on Wednesday, Mr.. Bruf
presented memorial, which was referred
to the Judiciary Committee, for a change
in the Constitution of Ohio, removing dis
abilities on account of color
Mr.. Dangler presented memorial from
the Cleveland Board of Trade, WHICH was
referred to select committee, for law
authorizing Boards ofTrsde and Chambers
of Commerce to become bodies corporate.
Mr.. Young, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported bill to provide
for the publication of Adjutant General
COwens book, giving Ohio's record in the
rebellion, which was read the first time.
Aresolution submitted by the Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections, In favor of
Elijah N. Fitch, the sitting member, in
the Boone county contested election case,
was adopted, and another granting per
diem and mileage to Hon. Andrew Evans
the contestant, was also adopted. The
bill to compel vaccination was discussed
at length, and finally lost, not having re-
ceived constitutional majority. The vote
stood yeas Al, noes 80. The bill to amend
section 10 of an act to provide against the
evils resulting from thl. -aIn of intn~ioati-s,
liquors in the State of Ohio, passed May
lst, 1864, failed to receive a constitutional
msjority-yess 81, nays 3s.
Mr.. Gordon offered a preamble and
resolution, which were referred to the
committee on Manufactures and Com
merce, requesting our Senators and Repre-
sentative in Congress to use their influence
to reduce the excise tax on the manufac-
ture of whisky from 50 per gallon to SO
cents per gallon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-02
Our Position.

The Plain DeaLer "explains away its
complimentary allusion to the "Old Breck
"inridge Democrat" and triumphantly
calls upon US to declare for or against GER
tain expressions on the suffrage question
in the District of Columbia ascribed to the
President by "ths distinguished Sena-
"tor." We are unable to appreciate
the Dealers anxiety on this subject, when
we remember that the LEADER has ever
been the consistent advocate of the equal
ity of all men before the law. We
have been the constant and uncompro-
missing supporter of universl suffrage, not
only in the District of Columbia but
througbOat the length and breadth of the
land. To these sentiments we still adhere,
and we expect to abide by them through
all time. We have never allowed any of
the thousand and one "reliable rumors
set afoat by "eminent statesmen or
distinguished Senators to disturb our
equanimity or cause US to run muck in the
political world. So long as the President,
the Congress and the politicians are true
to the country and to free institutions,
we shall give them our cordial support.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-02
THE NEWS

| GOLD closed last night at 14O5.
GES. scHoFIEID expects to pass the rest Of
the winter in Italy.
TIE small pox prevails in Mobile and
Montgomery, Ala, being particularly fatal
among the Negroes
TIE steamer Victoria, sof
cotton, was sunk in Bayou D'Arbonne, La.
a few days since. No particulars.
Ar Ottawa, Canada, volunteers and inne-
Perial troops have been concentrated to give
the Fenians a warm reception.
THE Tombigbee river, Ala, is infested
with guerrillas who FIRE into and plunder
passing steamers. A force has been sent
from Mobile to extsrminate them.
TIM steamer America, while bound up
the Arkansas river, few days since, ex.
pIoded one of her boilers, between Lewis.
burg and Van Buren,. We have no particu-
lars relative to the loss of life.
oUR Columbus special correspondent saws
he has the highest authority for saving
Gov. Cox will not interfere with the sentence
of the law in the case of Dr. Hughes, of this
city.
The Dora Martin, from Shreveport, bound
for New Orleans, snagged and sunk in Red
river, with 800 bales of cotton on board, on
the 18th inst. The boat is total loss, but
the principal part of the cargo can be saved.
FRANKLIN, Pa, was visited by fire early
yesterday morning which destroyed twenty
four buildings in the centre of the town, in
cluding the Post Office, Lamberton House,
Theater, &c. Loss half million, about
half of which is covered by insurance. The
fire originated in 3 brothel.
TEE New York Central railroad has been
indicted by New Jersey grand jury for
dumping of dead horses Nnd offal from New
York city along the track opposite Jersey
City, which creates very loud smell in the
nostrils of the Jarseymen.
THE pardon brokerage case in Washing
ton has been brought to close. Gen. Baker
was found guilty of the charge of false i'm
PriSonment but not of extorting money
from the complainant, Mrs. Cobb. Sentence
not promulgated.
A ROW took place in front of the Goodsle
House, Columbus, on Monday night, caused
by the attempt of the police to arrest
drunken soldier of the 18Th Q. ". l. ROushS,
citizens and soldiers were engaged promis-
euously in battsring each other. During
the melee the Lieut.. Col. of the regiment,
Davis, shot policeman named Mara. In
the Police court of that city, yesterday, the
facts were recited and the Mayor held Col.
Davis in the sum of $500 to answer to the
charge Of shooting with intent to kill. The
Colonel procured the bail and was released.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-02
GREAT FIRE In FRANKLIN.
Destruction OfIIOteIs, Printing OH1ees
Theatre, stores, Masonic Building,
&e--LOss $500, ,OOO--FuII Particulars.
Especial Dispatch to Cleveland LEADEa.l
FRANKIIg- Januarv 81

Especial Dispatch to Cleveland LEADER.l
franklin, January 81.
About four o'clock this morning a fire
broke out in the New York Hotel, on Lib
erty street, corner of Doe, opposite the Ex-
change Hotel. But few persons were on the
grounds before the flames spread to what
was known as the Woodward buildings, ad-
joining. By this time the flames spread in
every direction. strong western breeze
prevailed, and soon the large three story
frame building belonging to Stamford and
Connolly, on Doe street, took fire. The
building was occupied by the Theatre.
stanford's drug store, Lindsay's jewelry
store, the Citizen printing Office, arestaurant
&c. From this building the fire spread to
the large new brick block on the corner of
Liberty and Doe street, owned by MeGough
and Brigham, and the Masonic Co., and in
to which the Spectator Office was moved last
week.
Nothing could be done to save these
L r-:iI:-57--i-l- -l---y -.s-4- entirely nansHrrnA1.
Both printing offices were totally destroyed,
and also large portion of the contents of
the establishments we have named. From
Stranford's Building the fire spread on Dock
street, north to Elk, destroying in their turn
the postofIice, Smith Il Wsllace's furniture
store, G. W. Smiths stove and tinware room,
a dwelling house, and a store house occupied
by W. H. Horton. These buildings belonged
to ]. G. Samberton. The contents were par
TALLY saved, though in a damaged condi-
ton. From McGough to Brigham's build
ing the flames were communicated to
of Dock street, and all the buildings
down to and including the Lamberton Hotel
were entirely consumed. In these blocks
were G. ". A. A. Plumer's hardware
store, W. A. Cooper's grocery, WOodburn
Bros, dry goods; and DeWolfs daguerrean
gallery. The large brick block of Judge
occupied as the Odd Fellows
and Masonic Hall, was also consumed. The
fire was arrested in this direction by the
tearing down of a portion of Plumer and
Doles' buildings Immediately below the
Lamberton House. The contents of the
stores, &c, in this block were principally
saved. A strong breeze prevailed during
the time and it was by the most superhu-
mBn exertions Of the citizens with the lin
tied fire apparatus at hand that the fire
was arrested. The hose was on the
ground at an early stage of the fire
and did good service. Too much credit
cannot be awarded to the discretion and
energy displayed by the persons who took
the lead in managing the hose, many of
whom were temporary residents of the town
The FIRE was undoubtedly the work Of an
it was first discovered in por-
ton of the New York Hotel, in which there
was piled lot of kindling wood. This
hotel has bad reputation, and after the