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C0HOES.
INTERESTING GEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES PgrRRtss
ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE LrFE--fiSDtEG or TIE
Jaw BONE or A. MAsroDoH.
Commentaries Of The NJ Y. Tribune.
Troy sept n, 1855

Troy sept n, l0s.
Biologists hereabout ore considerably excited ovss
tho discovery Of very remarkable animal and vegetable
mains at distance Of from 30 to 60 feet below the eahs
face brought 10 light BY excavations going at CchoeS
hs city TIE Harmony NH Company are engaged di
ging foundation FOR very extensive mil In that village
surce Of slate rock first encountered Passing through
this the wOrmen came upon bed of peat In attempting 70
which they have dug down upward Of 90 feet exposing
curious and wonderful specimens Of animal and yegcabs
life that must have had existence hundreds not thousands
Of years ago.
Thirty feet beneath the surface the trunk Of an immense tres
first discovered Then curiosity developed In The
shape Of pecd ostrich egg and yesterday 90 feet beneatn
the surface the wOrmen upon OF masto-
don II about three feet long and portion Of the tects
each from 10 three inches in length remain embedde6
during the life Of the monster The peat bed discovered
very valuable one and regret that the company viii not prose-
cute their excavations further having become impatient az tho
ong delay finding the bottom Of the bed but Win pre-
coed arch it over and thus secure foundation for heix
mill
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RAPID TRASsPoRTATIoE.-Ap public meeting under
the direction of the West Side Association wiz be held a
the Everett Rooms corner Of Broadway and Thirty ourhs
on "Wednesday evening Oct at u O'Clock Matters Of utter
est to owners real estate u be considered Special sabecs
for discussions Rapid Transportation Of Passengers in New
Vn~r
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CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

In this Court yesterday, there were no cases OF the
higher crimes tried not that there large number
tho CaeuLa but because they nst yet ready fog triul
boy named JoAn MltacI W lel guilty o an urmp al gfnnl
ltrcy and sentenced tD tYO uud siA months ~ ti'
STATE fli-on Another nln-i cof<c And ri,l lri glip
the burglary an Nisigrr'. p'tlpi.y r3iiirl iH l~
TuntsT nsl SENTENCED D 'Fo years rlI TX month.
III ~ Prison E1rs tis ei of the week thr il %
the important pre-, uusy mcnfi1a.d WILL b. hnd
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. AT the meeting Of the
Board Of Health yesterday the first OF cholera in Washing
reported it was That gentleman who arrived here
from Richmond Friday. The patient conyaescent The
exemption Of this city cholera dproyes the theory that it
seeks filthy loealtes
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YEw.YoRK AND BROOKLYN.
LETTER PROM DR.. HARRIS.

The Sanitary Superintendent yesterday received
the following communication from Dr. Harris OF the Bureau Of
Records and vital Statistics:
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ARMY GAZETTE.
fly Te. egrlph
PROlfOTEp.

Surgeon u. Gesner now practoing IN his profession
in this ctv has been nominated by the President the rank
OF Lieut. Col Volunteers date from March 3D. 1868 for
gallant and rneorious service rendered during the
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sTrPpFME COURT-CHAsmERs-0ct. 2-Beforc justice
CLERKE
,rrRaRp COTTON gwIEDLING-HRAvY BAHIA TREAS
URY AGENT INFULl 3D.

Jeremiah Bcal aud others agt , H. bfasher
Tho niaintiT in this suit allege that the defendant
acting rs Treasury Agent seized some 800 bales OF COTTON IN
Aanv (;eorea their residence which Trey rnueu az
Tnroe whore he sold bis account On the ahIhtih
acting out these fcs ga order OF arrest WIS
liz IN, a R7g 0yg 4 motion now miuc 10 fucatc us
order lie detelJant counsel denying GAG ana s4
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
On, 3 90 sun sets.......5;t0l Moon Rss...n4
THIS DAY a.
Sandy Hook 3:54 Gov Islaud ..4:l5 Hell 0ats..sSe
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NAVY GAZETTE.


by Telegraph
Navy DEpAEllEyT, Sept % 1896.
CIRCULAR-On and after the LIST OF November,
1866 the surgeon Pamnster Engineer and Marine
Ofccr shall be recognized and considered respectively as Fleet
surgeon Fleet Paymastcr and Fleet Marine Officer and In
addition 10 their regular services officers OF the ship they
will discharge the duties required by regulation Of feet officers
Special Fleet officers viii be detailed except when the
aggregate number of officers and attached to squadron
more In accordance with paragraph no ~, Ee5n
iotion Circular No GIDKoS WELIEs
Secretary Of the Navy.
DETACHED.
Sept q. Lieut.. Commander n. W. Thomas, from
dirty NJ Island and granted sick leave of alb
sence Paymler Chas ". Abbot from duty at Naval Acad
emy, and whiting orders.
ORDERED.
Sept 2i-Laut Commander John H. Russell 10 duty M Navy
Yard Marc Iland Cal Paymaster John Gulck to duty at
Naval Academy.
RESIGNED.
sept 2-Acting BnsigE William H. Spencer OF steamer
Kansas.
MtsCELL ANEOUS.
The CcOpcc has been ordered 20 proceed TO cape
Fear River and relieve the COnemangh The steamer
Memphis sailed from Pensacola Navy Yard for New YORK On
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siean o. barometer f0r wers. 5'.3l.
Mean Of lem fefa-Ife Tor we 4 u.
Ave-sgo humidity To- wrsL. salgr9ton beng 100, %
Totsl rain fsll, 10.
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MASONIC HALL AssoCIATIoN.-Mr Alexander VIII
son. President Masonic Hall Association Of Jersey City,
has been empowered appoint subcommittee for the different
Masous Associations ia the city solicit subscriptions 20 the
stock Of the projected Masonic a to be erected In GroYes
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Allen P. Eggleston, who was hanged on the Ssth OF
September last at Newport KY, for the murder OF Capt
Almon p Menter, made the following speech upon tho
scqn1ld.
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Legal NOTICES.

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TO TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE TO TAAPAfEhs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MOTHER AND LAST EXPLANATION or IA FAyAR-
n grrs peculiar system by which adults sak French
erker and better sn by going abroad VIII be- gven e be
New York University. Of Waverlry and tnveralv
O'Clock and TUESDAY aitsrpoOn. MArrh Is. al o'cock
Bpookiyn, Packer fusinte.
street Court "Wednesday evening aulrt-r
O'Clock Ladies and gentlemen Invited See "instruc-
tiOn..n
NlASOSIC.-TIH MEMBERS Of KANE LODGE. NJ.
NI tSf, " and A. " herryy summoned a
their Lodge No 9tS Brosdwsy sunday the lith
~ O'Clock NJ attend the funeral 81 late
brother, NJ J. de PamersJo. BY order Of The " N.
JANIS " TGGITT
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FINANCIAL.

DIvTDEND-THE COLUMBUS AND ISDIAHAPoLn
IL Central Railroad CompAn, have this day March
sAred quarterly dividend o. ~ per cent free govern
tar payable At the Company Once, At Columbus.
Ohio on 18th OF March 1850 The books of Company
u. y. SMITH, President
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CoLI2s gs-IAI ,s.eo,.go. T ~ co..os
s~.t risyss ossssl ns pg-t.~ n e<saFu ~
f~~r ~ c@~>~ksa rh&t s3H~eT 500 - - W
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

The splendid steamer Sarlisht, Capt
Powers. aud Clerk 1mpey, lsaves this por,
fr 81. Louis THE svsnine. :. 4. Tilebin
oseat.
Ths ssv and elegant stnasr, City .
Keithsburg, Capt. J. ". Cs,pssl1, win .
part for Fort Madissa enc interusdiat,
points, making close end saS connection,
for St. Louis, at . o'eleet Tomorrow morn,
AZ. Lemusl Parkhurst in t. ONCE, B. n.
Prsttynsn, Agent.
The Davenport and Dubua(s pssket Bill
Henderson, will depart foe oubuqss aod
way points tomorrow norni,g 1t 7 o'clock.
This is her firss tsip q ~ sason. Z. n.
Pretty man. agent.
The u,asai6esnt side whssl lncket Hawk.
eye Stsae, Capt. Worden, ,wd1p due for Du>
buqse and oil intermediate oints to mcr>
rov. B. n. Pretty lyman. as4t
The ssgnidesst side>ussi steamer
Sucker State, Capt. Hight. ii leave this
point for St. L ,uis this sveniS.
The established card sat@ for passage
from this point to 81. Lssis = the present
season, are. cabin, ele.5o ;lIeek, Is; 70
St. Pasl. eabia. 1l3; dsek, ee.
The price Of fssisht at resent is 9oc
pr 1o0 pousds.
The established rate tee AZ hands and
soustsbeats 10 from esee es 600 PER
oeoth.
Two daily boats are nov running rega-
larly between Dubuque and Avanna, ma
king connections At the lstte4 place With
the trains for Chicago. Milwaukee, Des
Moines, or with steamer for Ill ever points.
The round trip can now be nae from Du
buque to this city in "a houra
The Cedar river 10 now hther than it
has been for eight years. tn food i. do.
ing considerable damage to thaferries.
The steamer Iewa, which pSd bstwees
this port aid Port Byron last week, has
been plsced on the Savanns arl Dubuque
trade, in conjunction with the Lansing
Her place will be supplied neS week.
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Mrs. Mccullough I Miss Dorsey bee 10
announce y their Rrisods snd The public,
that they have nov opsn Sss iaspsctiea The
latsss Styles and Nevsltiss n Rresch Bon
nets, Hats and Millinery sseds esssrally.
We Seel confident in assuring our Friends
that our Spring Stock this seasss fully
equals il It does not exesl, anything tbat ws
had ever brought to this market before. We
would also call particular attention 70 our
facilities for supplying Miilinsrs With goods
st lower rates than they can purchase in
Chicago. apsll-dst
HoLLowAY's PIlLs AID Oiusnssr.-1nfla-
maties Of the kidneys and usine-genital or.
eans In oil internal Inflammation Of the
k,dneys. bladder. g., caused BY gravel or
other irritation, these medicines will elect
. speedy and radical cure. Out Of ive hun.
dred cases Of persons afflicted with gravel
and pronounced by eminent members Of the
faculty % ''incurable" oil Who took these
remedies recovered tut one, and he, cispair.
ing Of success discontinued them after one
weeks. use. Sold BY Ill Druggists.
10
Jast the weather for Yoang
Doc1Go,
But very bad for ceosumptivss and people
to pulmonary weaknesses. 70
oil su:h the spring season 10 very trying,
and great care should bs taken to keep the
body dry and warm, and al irritation Of the
throat and bronchial tubes allayed ct once.
The soothing proper1 Goes Cough
Balsam render it d |mptive's best
friend. while oil rel Ks very readily
yield 70 its curative power. II is pleasant,
safe, sure and cheap.
TRACY 4 DRl0TOl..
81 North 4th street. st. Louis, Merchant
Tailors aud Dealers in First-clsss Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods. Gentlemen
wanting goods in the above line,
will find It to their advantage TO call or ad-
dress - above, where they will fnd praeti-
cal men in their business, and dealing ex-
in first-class goods at reasonable
prices. Remember Tracy L Bristol, 35
North 4th street, directly opposite Main
Entrance to Planters House. marc d3m.
Foa SALs.-Any person desiriss to pur-
chase Household Furniture, just IS good a.
new. can hear Of an excellent opportunity
BY snquiring At this OfBce. sprs.dtf
- Go - our friend n. +. Msrrilrs tor Ker- |
pse.s Oils. Lamps, Lanterns. Chandeliers, |
Ae.. II and - Randolph st. ap7d
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6 Grand PIANOS. 3 ORGANS
and MELODCONN.
Fsrty COLD English Patent L.
yer WATCHES,
81 Silver Watches.
e9S, 900 Dollars In money,
&c. &c.

have lust published book which contains y
Complete Descriptive List Of al the Prizes. and
much other valuable matter Of general interest.
In this have ex planned how the drawing will
be conducted; and l have answered every othc r
Qucsticn that can possibly be asked, in conncc
ton with the Concert Two copies of this book
will be sent, Far. OF CHARas, to any one sendisg
for one or more Tickets, and inciosibg Five
cents TO pre- pay postage. Remember. every
prize named in this book will be draSn at the
appointed time, wAstAsr tAs fiekas arc sli ~ or
N0s.
distributed Immediately after the draw ng is
completed; aud correct lists Of the winning
numbers will be sent 10 agents and ticket hold
ere. Parties. whose numbers appear on the list,
will forward their ticket Ut once, with directoas
- to shipping goods snd moneys.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

BgvoRB PuRcHAslN0, BEAD Tnls.-The
proprietor Of the Davenport Woolen Mills
has lately manufactured Is fine an assort-
mcnt Of goods for spring o. summer wear.
il oil the most fashionable colors, ~ can be
brought 10 this city from the East. We
have examined his stock, and know what
We are writing about So, ifyou wish 70
purchase first class goods, without paying
. transportation tariff. and other cohsidera-
ble profits, 60 straight 70 the Woslsn Mills.
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Fee rnR LAprEs.-We would eSll the ct,
tention Of our lady friends to the notice oi
Mrs. Mccullough and Miss Dorney to b
found in another place. Be sure and read
it, ~ Il is about time to think Of the thing
they offer.
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CIT Y 1T r NJ = i.

BARGAINS IN CLoTniNG.--1f in need ol
any thing in the line Of ready made clothing,
call on Mas 4 Mayer, at No. II West Sec
ond street, who have al the latest styles
aud are selling at the most reasonable
rates.
PaexxxADg CoxogRf. --Strasser's 6rst
Promenade Concert takes place this eve
ming at Metropolitan Hall. I, promises to hs
. 6ne affair, as large audisacs viii be
present, and the music will, Of course, be
most excellent. To lovers Of music this
entertainment will be rare treat.
Doors open n seven o'clock-perform
Ancs commencing At eight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

Insnevsssm.-Wish the sPsasag Of The
ssassa ws sssies vasisss ioprsvsassas IN
different parts Of The city. Shade and ~ns-
nsntal trees srs aakisg their sppssanes
in large nanbsss yards and flower gardens
are r. esiving their sbsre Of attention old
houses ase being repaired, and new buildings
ppt up. Under this last bead we notice that
our fellow townsman, Mr.. James Thomp-
son 10 to erect during the coming summer, 8
two story brick tenements. They viii b.
large and eommodious and gotten up in
good style. This is good investment and
will prove highly remunerativs - we are IN
great want Of houses Of this character. En-.
terprises Of this kind are we'll worthy the
attention Of capitalists and business men.-
A few more buildings Of this kind will add
much 20 the prosperity and beauty Of our
city. We have plenty Of room for such i'm
provements and should it be necessary 10
have some apologies for houses" that might
give way to better looking and more com.
modious buildings. Let Us supply the float.
Ing population With comfortable tenements
and it will bsso,ne permanent. With proper
accommodations and our increasing busi>
sess facilities, ws ses no reason Why Dasen
port may not bs the great metropolis Of the
Mississippi Valley.
POLICE CorRr.-ln the absence Of Squire
Blood, Mayor Davies presided at the police
court to day.
Madam Mary Jameson, and old cyprian,
was arrsigned on . charge Of keeping
house Of i'll fame, and on being proven
guilty, Was fined $40 and costs. Having
"any amount Of greenbacks." she paid the
REQUESTS sum and departed.
Mary Alexander. and three yosng men
Of good standing from the rural districts
who have requested the suppression Of the
names, we're also asraigned charged with
being inmates Of Msdsm Jameson's den.-
Pleading guilty. and Offering somc exten>
uating circumstances, they were released n
the payment Of the costs.
Dan Heeley, Michael Higgins, aud James
Challey, were examined on charges Of
drunkenness. Higgins. who is . workman
On the Arsenal works on the island, paid
bis iine, and the other kwo were sent to jail.
OBiruARY.-We regret 10 announce the
death Of Mrs. Rebscca Maria Blood, wife Of
Justice Blood, Of this city. She died At the
residence Of her husband, 1t East Daven-
port, At half-past nine o clock last night, Of
disorders arising from an attack of the bil>
lious cholic. Mrs. Blood came to this city
from Kingston, New York, in the y ear 1851,
and wss married in few months after
wsrds. She wss one Of the FIRST members of
the I'd Baptist, now known as the Calvary
Baptis: church, at present under the pas
torship Of Rev. W. 8. Watson. Shs was a
professor Of religion for upwards
Of 80 years, and died in the irm belief Of
happy immortality.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

RsnovAL! REMOVAL! REMOVAL! =
On Tnesdsy, April 10th. shall remove my
stock to the store recently occupied by Mr.
E,rl, FIRST door above Front, on Brady St.
East side. J. S. SrRBEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

CuEusnckD WoaK.-Having received 4
ane raft Of logs, Dessaint : Schricker Get
their lumber mill il opelDGioa this meening
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Family Knitting.
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tne only ssf truly effective medicine Tor Pemalss
and dangerous med cine which Druerirts NAV have
bought, and viii recommend N you, being ignorant
of their qualitirs. Mrs. Winslow's Mystic rh are
mild In theis operations correct all irregularities and
painful nen-truation remove al ob-tructions whet-
er from cold or otherwise. No maiden wife or moth
shonld he without them. Try thenl-use according
o directions and Ve know the result vii; be as de-
rired. Ask for Mr.. Winslows Mystic pile Take
0tber. Price ~ per box. boxes for IS. For
sale by III Druggists In Davenport. H. Scovfl, Agent
Chicago. mchs dAwem
Sgs woman in another column picking
Samburg grapes for Spees's Wine. Il 10 N
admirable article, used in the hospitals aud
BY the dfst class families in Paris, London,
and New York, IN preference 70 old Port
Wine. II is worth trial, ~ it gives great
satisiaction. deadly