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ANOTHER FIREMAN's RIoT.-Between 12
and O'Clock on Sunday morning riot oc-
Cured al Third and Pine streets, between mem
bers or adherents of the Franklin Engine and
Niagara Hose Companies. Both companies ran
up Third street. with crabs. and when near
Almost Immediately after several pistol shots
were fred about dozen in ALL Sergt Broomall,
of the Third District, with posse of men, sue
were arrested. Their names are James Pollock,
WI liam Trainer, Joseph Freno, J. W. Webb, J.
Savage, and William Roach. They had hear
inc before Alderman Butler, and were held for
trial.
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AN IMPRoNIPTU HUNT.-A large red fo

AN INIPRoArPTU HUNT.-A large red fox,
pressed with thirst, went upon the frozen sur
lace of the Schuylkill ON Saturday morning,
about o'clock. He was soon observed and a
hot chase ensued. The quadruped was started
just below Fairmount dam. He was chased
until he came to an air-hole on the ice, through
which he sank. There he was killed.
ACoEPTED.-The Rev. r. S. Tharin, of
Baltimore, formerly of Alabama, has accepted
the unanimous cali of the Eleventh Baptist
Church of this city, to become their pastor
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WV ALNUT STREET EATRB.-
w n. E. corner Of NINTH and WALNUT Streets
Mr.. j. 8. CLARKE.
ROARING COMEUYi DAZZLING SPECTACLEl
FIRST NIGHT
THE NArAD QUEEN
THIS (Monday) EVENING December "a,
Poole's celebrated comedy Of ofppv.
OR HOPE I ~ boSsT rHsr INTRUDEp
Mr., j. 5. Clarke PRIV
To conclude with the Gorgeous spec ace, in tour
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
with magnificent scenery. by Witham
THE BATH OF BEAUTY.
Waters OF Silver bear . number ess Naads
CKYer AL ARbOR BENEATH THE RHINE.
GRAND MARCH OF THE AMAZ0NS
scene Last.-THE RHINE The whole OF this vast
THE HOME OF THE NAIADs.
In the Coral ayes beneath the waite
NAIAD QUEEN-CHRlSTNA AS AFI ERN00N
Doors open atlA. Commence at2 O'Clock
CHRISTMAS SIGHI-Mr: CLARK as Bob Briefly
THE TICKEr-oF-LEAVE MAN,
"'' ''' ~ RoBEBf MACAIRE.
MRS. JOHN DREW's NEW ARCH STREET
Nl THEATRE. Begins at half past o CLOCK.
CHRISTMAS HOLD AVS.
MONDAY AND EVERY EYENINGt
MRS. TI John bgYTHv DREW
GRIFFITH GAUNT;
OK, JEALOUSY.
produced with new scenery, great cast, and spe-
HE IGKCAsHIRE FAIR SCENE.
AND GRAND TRIAL scene
f0F 0FFRpiTDSY%BENEFIT OF MRS. JOHN DREW.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ 4" VI y a ~ AOADbm1 Of M u , L y
FATHER KENP's OLD FOLKS
GRAND co@B1NATIo H-MJsIc AND THs FINE |
ARTS.
oIESIEo CHRISTMAS AFTERSooN,
WITH GRAND MATINEE
THE GREAT
ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT,
OR,
"to TERN GS ON ENCHANTED GROUND"
SisbaS % and e%bod ing with vvS uuS stTs TSe
ing grandeur those marvellous and Enchanting creations
1i woRGD qsy 200 YEARS
FIFTY eSRef6Hs eGSGaef61Ss4 4TS5BLEAUx,
which for loy sIondepi snd hereal beauty far sur
ressCo by mortal eye
wi now be presented this city, exhibited in ali
the prnclpal cities OF Europe TO more than ONE MIL
AitW II wSs q, Exhibited in London $50 nights.
u was exhibited in Berlin 100 nights.
It was exhibited in Madrid 200 niehts.
II was exhibited iu Florence 100 n ghts -
FIsasliSF q pen@aif snd RoyS sOrti King Ia7i-
PO CO Sebs and and Fpya ne PS Max c Of
EavaIia; Ming William l. Of Prussia, and kol al Con
OF ihe Royal FamiSj Queen Victoria. ane othoSs,
has tainet The unqualified appreciation Of the
BTLWFR, the most classic and refined writer y5s
described it thus :u"lmsen atiOn Nth its brill brilliant
at eed BS %he
the subject Is grand the execution Is subhmy itself
cur y6nt6fa imagination iboVehs- painting, are here
Sn e 81 e9 o nch an
tainmtnt where the senses are puzzled and the soul
denth'ed' FRfnSk RSii Hs sqSfhMP,s qSSfhMP,s OLD FOLKS,
including FTRE FHIA JESNY s LIND Or AMERICA.
new Sses 3 Sns 9pSrstteS N % ssS s
grancest and most delightful entertainment ever given
GooTs open al halt past 6 clock: commences at
Grand Matinses, IUESDAY, "WEDNESDAY, and
to ell parts ofthe house. Is cents. Chdien Is cents
Gays fSts al T So
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
~ aEsNUT Street Street above TWELFTH Elf
MO MoNP6AAYy, Ay,IXE EyENISNG, SS&,, DeSs%%bSeFS4 SS%pSFS
FNSAASsffMMEESSFF FENNSsAASsfMESF ExTEASsB1SARY Ex EASsBISARY
cHR1srm%s EGf TIE HOLIDAYS,
And for LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS ONLY,
Mr.. AND MRS. s&ENEy WILLIAMS.
Mk Mk ANB MS MS bAESEY BAESEY wiiLLLiAAM WILLIAMS.
The performance SaE Eil FS9R9 S9RTeRHe GTfCha Titn
Or con o'GARo Lass PRsAM
Moiesbeer. Mrs ARNEY WILLIAMS
OSTa SS nS OF G&FFPs &HE s6oTEf SoSnsf tG'
Melissa of iANhEh Mrs hBBkkRNEY WILLIAMS
SIE%S yin SF VI gqgq Farce
GRAND HOLIDAY MAEINEs
and first dav performances of GRIFFITH GAUNT.
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
CHRISTMAS MATINEE,
... CHRISTMAS MATINEE,
CHRISTMAS MATINEE,
CHRISTMAS MATINEE,
CHRISTMAS MATINEE.
TUESDAY, December 25,
First Matinee OF
GRIFFITa GAUNT,
GRIFFITH GAUNT,
GRIFFITH GAUNT,
GRIFFITH GAUNT.
GRIFFITH GAUNT.
MISS JOSIE ORION AS KATE PEYToN.
oisanv nto 2a aIln narlo Of tha hNn
| children, 26 cents. .
Doors open at O'Clock. Curtain rises at O'Clock
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DANGER OF INTERPRETING BETWEEN NJ AN
AND WIFE. = Edward 0Neal, residing at the
Miners Arms, on Water street, above Dock, was
arrested on Saturday night, on the charge OF
it is alleged, was i'll treating his wife, and the
marine interfered. Two severe cuts we're in
hcted, one in each thigh. Alderman Butler
committed 0'Neal for trial.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-24

PRESS CLUB BANQUET. - On Saturday
evening the third anniversary banquet of the
Press Club was given at the La Pierre House.
A number of invited guests participated with
the members, and the affair was success. In
Mayor McMichael, Hon. John W. Forney, e. W.
G. Greene, General owen, Hon. William d.
Kelley Emerson Bennett, Daniel Dougherty,
William B. Mann, Gustavus Remak, DR.. Nor WITT,
Neaos), Charles Buck waller, and others. Thomp.
son Westcott, the President OF the Club, presided
during portion of the evening, but was CON-
PEELED to leave before the close. Mayor McMi-
chael then took the chair.
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MEDICAL.
PONDS EXTRACT OF HAMAMELIs,

Or Pain Destroyer,
Is one OF the few domestic remedies which have come
1to general and favor, Without putting. II is the
product OF simple shrub harmless in all cases. and as
q domestic remedy, unequalled.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-24

CASUALTIES. - Grace Mclaughlin was
knocked down by q wagon, at the corner of
dweh atr anG p6et ark t see's az t aDoPe ~ TGOG6
Hospital. The left shoulder and leg were in
jured, but no bones appear to have been broken.
George McCahaD, a driver on one of the
railroad cars, was severely injured on Satur-
day, in the hand. He was taken to the Penn
sylvana Hospital, where his lett thumb was am-
putated.
Robert Craig, at Thirty-eighth and Chcsnut
streets, late on Friday night, was run over by
passenger car. His leg was broken. He was
taken home.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-24

CoRoNER's INQUEsTs.-The Coroner held
an inquest on Saturday upon the body OF a
woman named Annie Bradford, who was found
dead in a house in Seventh street, below Bed
ford. verdict of death from intemperance and
exposure was rendered. similar verdict was
rendered in the case of a coored woman, who
lived in Spatford street. below Bedford. Inquests
were also held upon two children who were
found dead in bed; one in Manayunk, and the
other at No. 2O5S North Second street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-24

hSs5@ CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
R-S PHILADELPHIA, October l6, 1896
The Viee-President Of the Bank Alexander WhIden,
Esq having in Nay last tl view OF prolonged absence
in Europe esgned his position the Board Of Directors
10 day elected j. w. Tore Esq., Weep resident and
II, =. echetky, Esq, Cashier
1917 ALEXANDER G. CATTELL, President.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-24

- Edwin Booth has bought ground, and is
going to erect $4,000 cottage near New
London.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-24

The TRIENNIAL ASSESSMENT. - The
Board of Revision are now making arrange
ments 10 have the Assessors commence the tri-
ennial assessment early in the coming year.
For the purpose of having thorough assess
out the city, the Beard are getting up an i'm.
proved assessment book, which will have printed
headings and a condensed description OF pro-
perties, and indexes which will enable proper
ties 10 be found in the books with facility.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

h1959 DIR. ROLPH LEE HAS ADMINS
- TERTD NITROUS OXIDE OF LAUGHING
GAS to thousands, with perfect fof Dental,
kuIgica and Medical purposes, and for amusement
Only nifty cents tooth for extracting; no charge for
eAtTl citing when artificial teeth ordered Office, No
226 WLsT WASHINGTON SQUARE, below Locust
street. W.
seventh street cars pass the door, Don't be foolish
enough 10 20 esew here and e2 and 80 Tor gas n
i continue TO give instructions to the dental proes
SIM 10 IL fmw3m
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Ira e dull. Prices nuett1ed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

New YoRR, Oc,. S-Advices from San
Francisco Via Galveston, Texas, are tina,
quite number of Santa Anna agents are
"a, work recruiting Tor raid on Mntamoras
here rs but little sympathy shown them
hr". It heing fully understood that SANTA
Anna is pledged To Aapoi,on TO scknowl
edge the FIR, nch debt il he succeeds in gain.
M Il oling on NJ, xican soil Very lew
'iavr joined his Standard as he is known to
he crimlnalt I" the liberal cause, and his an
'rcedants with Texas having always been Of
questionable character from former treuch
'rms The forces nf Gen. Escobtla are now
IN excellent condition ana will soon hc full
~ equipped Tor the forthcoming winter
campaign.
The latest advices from Chihuahus Of
Sept. 18th, state that Juarez was then at
that place preparing tor IN early i, par,ure
tor Monterey where Gen. Escobeds is "a,
present in command.
The Liberals arc in excellent condition.
ssnguine Of future SUCCESS, and wat the
presence Of their President who has for five
years upheld their cause.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

Nm. -(sur sssrk Of sheet Nsssc CONSISTS NJ
shs lsses, pust;easi. NJ any ~ which .e viii
sssa 4. nv port ~ = on receipt o publish.
- p6nc. Liberal discount 70 Teaches9. eepl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8.
C0nsiderah exc teinent occurred th
morning ut the corner If Baltimore anu
North streets, occ"sioned by an attack made
by number Of Republicans on the Demo.
crat and Conservate headquarters. A Ma
tionsl flag which hung suspended in front o,
the building Was cut down. and for . tim
theie Wa great apprehe son Of most
serious diff 'ulty. but the police very
promptly came to the rescue and com,,elle,l
the riot RS to return. The flag was f nth
with restored To it, former position. Lust
night party Of conservatives nade III o..
tack on some republicans in tho eastern Sec
ton Of the city, which resulted in = fierce
fight. John Gal,ty. one If the attacking
party, vas shot, receiving three balls in his
body his conditim is exceedingly precari
Gus. Several other parties were slightly in
jured.
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NEWS
0r TELR0R.aP0.


Fron New Yofok.
Nsw YonE. Oct. ..
General Santa Anna delivered On address
q the Feuian picnic on Staten Ialaal yea-
eerday. Among other things ~ said The,
when Mexico Was invaded y tibet noble en- }.
smy on whose hoepitable soil IN now liv-
ing, when had assayed against me the
po esful arms Of the United States under
that Immortal hero, General Scott, the Cow
Or Of his army, there were two companies.
Composed VI men from the Emerald Isle.
with the image VI their patron saint on their
flag. Col WIN. p Roberts also spoke
at considerable length ON the wrongs Of Ire
land. and the glorious results which would
foilow deteranised attempt to secure his
l,bei alton.
Col Robcr made an address in the eve
ming to the St. Patrick's circle, in which he
was very denunciatory Of the government.
A Herald special says: The Toronto as
sizes opened their session ycssssday. Chief
Justice wetson delivered he charge to the
grand jury, in which he referred to the re.
MAN prisoners. He paid . tribute to the
Devotion Of the Irish people to their naive
lend. and reviewed be origin and progress
Of the fenian Bsothesheod 10 America
He said many Of Tie pr.sooers were seckleaa.
wdd young men q the ciass - ffequsnt in
the cities of the United States. ard siepoune.
ed severely the curse Of The UsIts.l Ssstes
0ovssnosnt in not quslling the cuuspisacv
whom il sxistsaee We - widely publ,shed
tAssugh the pshlic presA ls l. suppo~ ed
~ tfai q The fenians Wi.l eoooenes on
Thursday.
Ths aavsl s0eers % duty 4 this station.
~ yssessdne - Posesd rsesluoieae q g.
epsss - ~ 0s0esy q Ad0is1l 0ssesey.
Viz Adairal farsseut psosidol. cd q.
drseDsd ~ meseing 10 few reoafks eulo.
CYSTIC Of The deceased With whom he had
sesssd h ths West ladies' squnoeon Is early
- 1915.
The Hesald's Ch-rleston corre<p ,ndent
ays: The South Carolina Legislature I'd.
joarned after stoem) sessioe. The 1lack
csds W. virtually repealed aid a he c:vil
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
LATE NEws



BAN FRAHcisco, Oct IA despatch from
Salem. Oregon. says that In the H0uee yes
terday Humane offered . series Of res0lu
tons declaring the action OF tbe House in
ntifying the constitutional amendments b.
fore the admission oi the Grant county mem
bers fraudulent and IVES carried by vote
0f ~ ~ 70 The SECRETARY VI State was au-
thorixed tn tnnsmit . ccpy Of the resOlu
tions T. Secretary seward. Further action
will ne bud to morrow.
The Heard ri Fire Commissioner Of the
pail fire department, have elected Frank Z.
X Whitn..y Chief kngineeS, and VIM. w.
Burkes and Cnas. II Ackesson, let and I'd
Assistant Engineers
the bark Beringa, hence for Sidney on
the 30th Of April. encountered tremendous
hurricane On June 2lst in latitude 30 deg i,
hut ess agsd mi ny
Nathan FLY d. late If Leavenwosth. was
recently killed. with seven Of his cOmran.
ions. by the Indians while en- route 10 Mon.
tanA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

What are oliver and gold compared to good healths
What viii not man give. tn be hssh for biz 0wn
hft 10 keep well and ~ preserve his life IL every
sensible msur hfri cndca or. niid never was there
time ia thu world history when might do this
with more cA~c than NJ present for Nnawnyr H. ga
lailng Pills render mo-t all other medicines supes
nuous They prevent the occurrence I'll SERIOUS III
health taken NJ sutabc luce. aud they promptly
rcn,,,,e drerse when II boldly attempts 10 fat~n
ueelf uion its victim. Being verv cheap. (oniy u
cents box) thcJ CONNIE nd themselves TO the SEQ
n..mical well the more indifferent Being coaAed
with ~ IL. be tasteless, they the fsvorss
81 the delicate and fartidiOue, well whose
pslster arr not 80 rcrmnstins or particular. h.
Ing ma Ia their 0I,rs tion we - edectua Occa-
soning palm and no gripping. they preferred by
all who can Appreciate . really eAcsllent medicise
AZ an apcricni they without rival. A. tonic
they cannot be surpassed. Asa pusgatise they are
perfect A. an Alternative they ar unapproachahse.
A. couhtes irfitant they arc a4nra6le A. stia.
ulant they oil that could he dcsircd Az eud0r
INC they are inimiiablc. Rsdway's Regulating Fills
are In brief, and Earnestly speaking, never-siling
remedy for bons attacks fcvery kind: for nervous
dsOrdrp for uialsdiee arsiug ffOm dspravcd Gun.
dillon ~ the blood for rheumatism dyspepsia; sos
yellow and typhoid fcvers fos erysipcIas and kind.
red complaints, prudent houschsld sh0uld be
without ksdway's Regulating Pile They are better
than silver or gold 10 every man Woman Who prop
er'y values good health. sold by Dsuggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

BosToN, hAA> Oc,. S-6Inken Sept 22d,
lat. 40, long. Al. the bArque Venue, from
Lcndon Tor Philadelphia. che had on bnard
fourteen of the crew Of the wrecked shit
Sb~'ing Star. supposed 70 be 10 command
u Caps. Petiigrs~, bDund trom Liverpool
10 Eastport. and had pat the remaining ten
IN hoard tor an esst ard bound vessel
The whol.sale drug stOre Vi 4. F. King
3 Go. Was nearly destroyed by fire lss'
night L -, tlOyUUO. nsstiy insured hob
.r Young, . fireman, was badly injured b
falling from las,der.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

NEw ORLRAHs. Oct. 0.-Arrived. the
steamer Victor from New York. Nothing
heard of steamer Evening Star, now over
due from New York.
The steamship Joseph Clark, from Dal.i.
more; the ship Aatterllsrn. from Bath, Me-,
and the ship Il. G. Winthrop, from HAVE,
have arrived.
There have been eight deaths BY yellow
lever and II BY cholera during the past q
hours.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

wHExu.Y MARKET REPORT


Orrics DAVENPORT DEMocRAr,(
Tuesday evening, Oct. I'd, 1866.
FLoua.-SrAfe.-
Ke,ail bulk eIoao.
Sacks, paper, 5000
bbl Ail.lo.
Wholesale 40cts pcc Dbl less.
CoRN MEAL-No. l per busbel ~ cts
wnEAr. Receipts very large. No. I
new brings 1900 per busiel. No. 2 new
el.4O0tl.7o.
Cokx.-No. l brings 45 cts per bushel.
OArs.-A fair quality brings % cts pei
bushel.
BARLrr-Poor 33-good 90@$l.15.
ORioNs. -3O04O.
PorAross. Wholesale 55065c, retail
81.
Eaos.-Pcr doc. IL to II cts.
BurrER.-Per pound 250sO cts.
WnITE BsAxs.-Dull, prime navy 5O0
1l.6O.
HAv.-Per ton, ND Timothy, el2013
new Timothy tle0l2, mixed o., Upland
Prairie, e1O0el2.
CoAL.--lsc at Railroad Depot; tic .,
coal yard.
MoNsY.-Easy and demsnd large. New
York Exchsuge buying ~ par, selling ct
premium. Chicago buying as I discount
selling At ! premium. st. Louis, buying
ct / discount, ceiling premium. 1906
6 per cent premium. Prices governed BY
Eastern markets. Demand for compound
interest notes active.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

WASHINGTON. Sept. H-The President has
iesued n Proclamation recommending tina,
Ihursday. The 18th day Of November be Oh.
serve NJ day Of Thanksgiving and praise
to God for his merCies anil benefits. and nj.
- recommending tha, the people humbly
and devOutly iinplore him IL grant 10 our
Nstionsl Councils and to our whole popula
tion that Irvine wisdom, which alpne can
lead any Nation into the ways OF all good.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

TOnOnro, q. W., Oct. 8-The revenue Of
the Province for the month Of September,
amounts 10 1l.l7O.OOO. The Government is
negotiating with the home authorities for
the establishment Of an armory 10 Cauaals.
A notice from the English Admiralty
Once 10 published warni' navigat0rs In
xnchOring near the Atlantic Cable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

FAkrH8R POINT, oct. 8.-Thc Hibernian
from Liverpool At noon on the 27th, via
Londonderry 18th ult., arrived of this point
Il one O'Clock 10 day.
The Lord Mayor Of London had dcterm-
ined to entertain the promoters and layers
III The Atlantic Gable q q grand banquet
NJ his mansion house carly In November.
u IL stated that the recent extradiiion case
In Canada Of . Frenchman named l.awi
'anuc Andevach, caused great excitement
there. Earl Carn0varcn, Secretary Of Sla,e
for the cnlonies, had determined that the
sirictsst investigation shall he made into The
conduct Of the Canadian authOrilies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

Bosr"N, Oct. S.-Adolph Prayer, the dry
goods trader hO was shut three weeks ago
BY Frank w. Rounds. his clerk, died to. day
ut the hospital hounds 10 in custody.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S-Th~ tark o,rita,
from Honolulu, brings SIC bags and 1 500
kegs IF sugar
The hip Eliza Walker, from Ochotsks.a,
brings 10000 cod iieh.
On Saturday quo sscks Of choice wheat
cold for export, 1t 81 Is per 100 pouuds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

6r. LoUls. Oct 8.-The Laciedc saces
opened 70 day 10 sweepstakes for three year
Odds. for $1,000. "Muggins" won the race.
Time. les, lat. In . onc-mile iash for
$500 MALCOLM" Won. Time las. The
weather Wa 6ne and the attendance cool.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

PHILADELPHIA. Ocs. ga tremendous
exc,tement exists over The eiccis0n whlch
tAkcs place here To morrow. Business b
almost finally Suspended, and crowds thrOne
the streets specializing on the probable ~
sln Many bet arc being made. Bo,E
sides are confident III success.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

Nkw YohK, Oct S.-0Ov. Fept0n refused
to interfere In the csse Of Frank Ferns. ZEN
fenced to b hanged on the l9th inst, aud
the execution will take place ON the dsy
named.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
IMPORTANT TO lNvALnns

| dcvofnls. Asthms, Bronchitis, Dysp~pais, Paral
ysis. 'eurslgsa Loss ~ Appetite Chlorosts,
Want ut blood. Msraamus. Wasting,
Liver Compliant. kicke .. Weak.
ness IN Children, Debility Of
Nursing 4 reguanc, ,Diiii-
cult T~cthinK, AMI all
Disorders OF tuuss. Nervous 4 blood Systems.
THE HyPOPIosPHIrES net with r.osrrrva,
even ~ thu acute kind called .UAtLovr~a Co>svrr.
nos. and lro with lNvARIABI.k EFFICACY Ia
all arrangements al the blt.d and Nervous Systcvns
The car,- ohinncd by this Remedy are '.t'np ,ral.
lcrd ~ the Annals oi Medicine, and ;,r. sent Re
suits such A. no Treatment has eqnaled or en-
approached.
wi>cHESTERS HyPOPHusPHtTlS
are i'~ M - important gents known 10 the Medical
Sci'n'c. '"t Their Power Z" Relieve Every Form of
Nervous bi-, ase. They are cnphatcaiiy A NERVE
FOOD. tr-'vrins the Vital tn.rry and en,i.orn
IN ~ The Functional ir,.cssse- OF l. f. Their an.
"iFnr h'ti i emarsahlc tcrding To produce The
Ma, hcfrr~lirr and Rcnova'ing Sleep They
should he NC t. prom ty in ever, clse III Loss OF
NEli ''t FOR, l.. from whatever cause ns TIL /,
EASIEST: MOST DIRECT, AND Mosr ArPKI-
iRlArE REMEDY.
- Every SMMsrcV. 81 uDeIl1jlv.
"r auy thron, Malay, by which the vital cuer .;cs
ate depressed. "t exhausted. aud every woman whs
n"d NEkt0tS IoNlC-an Iuvieorstor-~houid
.end ior.V ! Winchester a cos NEW CrRCJI-
| ahgd 49, P""
PRICES; In and i6 or bottles, 81 and&e each. six
small. or Three large. for g.
~ Sold by all respectable Druygrr,s and Whole.
..lr 1T the Sol" Depot In the United States By the
J. WINCHESTER 4 co SO John ~ NY
To whom all orders should he addrea-d. ayeS-eoit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

CINCINNATI. Oct O.
NooN-The election in this city is passing
III quietly, the contest is very animated and
a tull vote will be p"l.ed.