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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

miE1iae ~ loilesing iafsruation in rsgasd
% - murder e CA @. Bstto, whses oys-
: : sis.spesas'' 80 s'''''d . ="
bsevst Maj~ >. Crone, On sgsAs d u
Dmsus - ~ Particles Of 6u11ne aad NaGse.
etschss, L., reports that ~ rs1ains u
Caps. Dutss, h b. ever ssasea - bslisvs.
hase besn lcupd aheot 6oss 0ilesSse0 As.
Weeks plautaaioo on The Natchseaehss.-
Bssts sespped ~ night q Wssk's beaes =
Saturday, icy etk. rhe shesdsdn Sosne
exactly csssespoods With the description Of
Butts. Two Of the mont tech we're 6soksn.
and gold shirt studs Of sleeve buttons we're
found. Capt. Butts wore sleeve botteaa,
bot Major Crone does nc. sssseobss that
be wore studs. From The description Of
the wound the ball seems to have passed
through the back Of his hssd, passiag out
q the feeshsaA, aud must have killed hin
instantly.
The fribupe's New Orleans special says
Gov. Wells hes prepared an important pro.
clsmat:on which Wtl1 ~ son Issued.
The Tribuns's Washington sps cial says :
Marquis Dsmonthclon, the French Minister,
has failed TO receive any eoniirmstioo ofths
ruanor that his con had been capt3red and
shot by The MEXICAN Liberals.
have It from good authority that Judge
Underwood. Of the Circuit Court, will not
have q session Of his court next month.
The Tsibune's Pi'tsfield special says: At
the afternoon session Of the American Board
Of Commissioner for Foreign 4iasi0ns yes
secretarysAip which ne has iill,d for over
A A a l.
thu occasion, and two checks Of tlo.OoV
each wsrs presented by the isymen Of New
England and Of New York City. At the
morning meeting the troubles Of the Amer
| lean Mission With Bishop Stanley, Of Homo
Islu we're discussed. The lack Of men Tor
missionary fields occupied the evening SEES
sion, and resolution Was advptsd csm>
nsnding personal appeals 70 theological
aud college students.
A Trbunc's Washington special says -
Gen. Fosters report Of FIorid. for August
| says that the freedmen hsve received better
| treatment ct the hands Of the courts ano
planters, consequently the planting intes>
ests Of the State ute IN very excellent con.
| diton
Although the csterpiller has appeared
the prospects Of fine cotton crop are prom
ising.
In the vicinity Of Tallahassee and Jack son
county, the corn crop 10 mol ~ good Is could
6e expected.
In the northern counties the corn cop is
only . partial yield; 10 the southern. It is Z
good crop, much better than It has been ioi
years.
The heat Of the summer has caused much
malaria sickness. The cholera has appear
ed st jacksonville, Apalachirota and Cedar
Keys. The victims are principally no
groes.
| FrOBm Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 26.
One cholera death has been reported TO-
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Asus r . NJ O.


Eete4eStD AessUoSCs
II only remedy for Chilis and Fever or Ague and
Fever that = os can b. depended upon h Hufey'a
Ague Tossc. there have been shcssssds cared y
usins /, WIN hal tried the usual rnedsss without
be.es, bus n no CAstE HAS HURLEy,s A0UE
TUNIC FAILED 10 EFFECT CURE. All who
have used il cheerfhly e their acted lrien . Of IT.
~ sure and certain sr{e for chile and fever Any
one suffering ffom the chill would consat their own
interest :, sending to adfus store ana buying bo.
H. Il Il plsassht sshsS so0pased win ceheus ~
wibe certain to cure al a.es Of Fever and Aguc pr
ChIils and Fever. 0end for II 70 the propricsOrs.
HURLEY. LIE 4 CO..
Louisville, ny.
For sale y The Wholesale druGgists q Lcssville.
Cincinnati. Menphis. r. Louis, New orleans. &c.
Every druggist - cUsnsry merchant shcsM hsse
/, in store. especially in districts snbc. to ehis and
ssvcr or ague and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27
SECOND HAND PIANOS
PELTON e. BHURCHILL,
HORSE SHOERS.

Second &sUef. betccen Rock hlond q Iowa.
next door &. Dr.. Boyntos.'s Stable.
Work done In .ciertiae suanner and ~.rr,pted
Hose maeofac, used ShQcs used. .OOd VeteruseY
Surgeon Connected y II our >hrp. Lafr. yasd e.
tached Soe Recommendation Of customerr. sep33diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

1T. JOsEPH W., IND.
The n~r. Term 81 this we'll known institution
viii comm. nee on the first TUESDAY Of Sep
,ember. 1856. For caia'osues Or more exten1ed
inf,rmssios, apply ~ Rev. ". COkH1s Z. :. y.
aus13- d~odAwoctI Presidees.
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j. c. w AL CE.
Music Dealer.

DAVENIUKT,. ................ ....-.... IOWA,
Sole Agent for the following InetrumeaU:
Ste1nway = S0as. VIM. knahe 4
CO -, a. %. Gale 4 l,o..s aDn
l1r0vesoeen u CO.s~ oP0anOs.
eSTEvS ORGANS AND MEL ODEO0Sp
&C. &C. A large stock Of
= III r. r. II NJ u SIC
on hand. and received daily, and mailed to any pen
In he United States, on receipt of publishers PRICE,
Al arrangement has just been effected with the
House Of Root Cook Chicago, whereby any article
eOm their large stock Of Sheet Muaic Music BOOka.
Imported Instruments, PianOe. Organs and MclOde.
an Will be furnished in Davenport ri the prices that
rub ut their counters mo charge for freigh In their
stWt will be found the following Pianos Ocu.
Sseek A Co.; W y. Bradbury. Shoemaker 4 Co., New
ORR Piano Forte Co. Nnderman 4 SONS UyclOid
Hano. Kind 4 Mans. andJ. w. vose.
Mason 4 mamlio's CabIbeg OSgsas.
and VIM Evans q Cos. Mclodeons. any Of which viii
be furnished at Root 4 Cady's price.
We, the undersigned. endorse the above, and add
the niicr to purchasers that any one Of the above
instrum nts sold by Mr.. Wallace from our houee, Il
warrsni BY us well himself tpr the period Of
1--WE ~ and that In every satiefactiUn IL gven
q the m.,ucv refandud. LmctI3cdlyl ROOT CADY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

Old mob Van yVtok1e 0o0s
lsood N1rdss0 SHERRY,
ROre and M0odoas
D0u~vess 1DoPbwo.
Whena Nutrient.
eD10 u1sa~seeoA I've.
In addition 10 our busines-h selling Wincr etc .
In ,stci nj pac ages and In CIDER 10 Insure 10 cue
tunmra Pur, Liquors In . c0pact and cOnvenjeni
E.m we commenced the enitprisc II bottlinR ~
pns king IN cascs our we'll kDwn Wines. Brnrdiee
Whskics. eit and have sent hem on, in style thai
WOW prcciote the possibility their beine tanpese
With before n,chtng the puruasef The general ap-
tnccatiJn am gfstifying euccs that has awarded Oul
co II has q outraged ~ to n4ntain the standard q
segares QUASI also Ia make hcreaeed e6ests to re.
tail tie co.'s snce and patPoAgc which has been "a
liberal beeewed upon NJ.
ININGER 4 co.
Established sssl Impstere Of Wines, etc..
No. 10 Bcser street, New York
The abova ,opular .oods as put ap In cases con.
tairinS oLd oxen bottles eah, and are sold BY atl
ptnii.incn; d.. ssis,s. Grocefsetc.
Opinions of he Press.
The nam al iininccr 4 Co No. Is Beaver street
is, ,:a,-. see 10 tho exact nj literal uuth III VIVA
ever ,eey -,tc-crt.-N. l. IN. Advertiser.
! he :ra o': horse OF iainecs Il Co., Ne.
Beaver Il Get. iscniictod ION primo pies u irteg
rty inli, :. aii1 the higLeri lsnOr. I. Eve ing
ENIic.- jrnei {codm-w-fsw cow-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

b'roo New 0DrDe000.
NEw OGLEAxs, Sept. 20.
Tho Galveaton Bulletin states that Gener
q kiddvoe, Sup't Of the Freedmen's Bureau.
thai reports TO him from subord mates shows
that crops will not yield more than half the
amount which was estimated.
The same paper states that ncvsrt heless
there ere not enough Of negroes At labor TO
pick the crop.
Cotton unchanged; sales 800 bales :;
receipts. 900 bales.
III steamer Margora, from New York,
has arrived
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27
nDne. TlDDo0AN'
Veme1oAn 1ao1pe us1m6Mocnt.
IN PINT BOTTLES, PRICE ONE DOLLAR.

IN Man H., HAnrvoap, Cous.
III. Tobiar: Dear Sis I have been in thu livery
tsssies tar The last twenty ycsss. end during thss
elne have used al the various Dments and lotions
OFT day. hut never have found an article equ 20
yons v,nitnn Hrr-c 1inmcnt. have freely iested
II my horpcs in distemIer sprans. cute. caiks,
sw.liItgr Of this glands. &C for shenmatism
On myrcif, aud nave always found II an Invaluable
s~nsedy Respectfully yours, -
Sold by all druggists. Onice ss Cortlsndi street,
Nav York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

HURLEI'S SARSAPARILLA.
The great BLOOD rsriner. ~ . spsise nd suns1.sr
Medicine. stands unrivalled. removes oil impurities
nom the blood and gives health asd strength 70 ~
system. HUXLEY. RIDDLE CO..
prnprietnra. InuiHAilla Ky
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

NEW MUSIC STORE
&c. LloMTE Z 0's
Celebrated Pianos.
AND THE WORLD RENOWNED
AMERICAN ORGANS
FOR SALE AT
n NM GNR 4 RnNH

llANDLEY 1 K1NC,
- Perry ST., Davenport.
Two doors South Of Post Office.
A LSO 4 NUMBER Of OTHER FIRST
"A Glass Pianos Of New York aud Boston make.
Mcl0dc0ns, Guitars, Victims,
Sheet Music. Music Books and Musical Mer-
chandise u every description. That re win
cell ~ cheap - can be bought elsewhere THE
aide Of New York. Give ss call before par-
Chasing elsewhere.
SECOND HAND PIANOS
taken IN exchasge for new ones.
Too1aG Esd Replar1ng prompts
~ oeae00ea -.
n. B. Our stock Of Sheet Music consists Of
the latest publications. any Of which - will
send to sny port Of U. g.. on receipt O. publish
ere price. Liberal discount to Teacher sepl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27
WURlerS PoPUISR WcRo clnnl

AZ this IL rea, ~ specific fir Worms. and the hcs,
and mos pastable susm 10 give 10 children = NJ
surprising that 1t IL fast taking place u all other pse
pasatione for Worms-h being tastelees. any child
will take H. auy9Isdkwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

HAVING BEEN ENGAGED IN THE
ii practice II Medicine in this city for sever
81 ycsrs past. aud seeing the great ineon venence
- cell a extra expense. Of visiting . patient.
then wst,ng prescription which must be taken
70 some Druggist 10 be filled, which causes I'M
Hereafter the Doctor vii furnish medicine 10
ais patients ~ the charE- 81 Onc Dollar FOR visi,
and snedicsn- any plsce within the city liu.its
end eisty cents far each sddn,nnai mile Onics
cor. ID and brady Sts under Strsepcr's store
Bssidsnce on iAth. between Main and Brady.
iAPoNW 4 NoOWTON. ---.-
IIOUsE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
III EkS Paper Hangers, Glssiers. &C. ~hor
corner Main aud Fiftb sta mcbx4 dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

NASHVILLE, Sept. 20.
Judge Bruin Of the Circuit COusl Of Da.
wilson county decided the notes OF Bank Of
Tennessee issued prior to May 9th 1861 ~
ceisable for oil taxes debts due the State.
etc.
The number Of cholera deaths within the
last "a hours is &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

NENPnls, Sept. 20.
There Ne 30 new cases Of cholera, and Q
deaths within the last - hours
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

ON HAND AGAIN.
THOMAS lOMAS.
- ISt ECTtULLY Announces To TnE
IL public thst he bias opened : new vanlt in
ne bsssm ens Of NlCkULL'H BLOCK, \ " esf-
per Of brady and second street, Dsvenpost,
Iowa, where the finest quality Of bottled
.Ale. Porter Nsed Lager Beer,
prime article Of ALE FOB LADIES that ere
ourene aud lnvsiids.
Orcers for the dozen, gress,or single bottle
promptly 6llsd.
busiaesa Hours from 4. =. 70 ?. =. appe9ly
b. EuilsY. &c. kuofeeA.
Smiley u KNEPpER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27
TOBACCO.
CIGARS
. HOLBa A LIZ!

arthur .1RN'OLD.
WISHES TO INFORM HIS PATRONS
w ano the Public generally. that he hss
sold out his old stand .Herealisr his plaes Of
businsao viii soat & - %tlVSH Elkf
Ne. - MAIN ST..
Between Frsnt and SECOND, where he will man
nfacture I'll brands Of C,gsrs. especially for the
Wholesale trade. to which be Invites NJ altse-
eion Of dealers. sag30-dly
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IMPORTANT TD sNvAu.sms !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

IorisvrLLs, Sept. 26.
One cholera death has been reported to,
day.
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z. b. klD ALL 4 CO.,
General ComnleuiDn merchanooJ
NO. - POYDRAS STREET.
.VtseC Orlesns, -.
A DvANCES MADE ON CONSI0N-
"a ments for sale, or for shipment 70 osnss
0askets.
Gosh advances msae on Cousignmsnts 70 ~
nhnvn 0n~nn Ne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-27

slEsnsvoooN KAnNs . CO.
General Co00iGoloD 0efeososes
mo. Z Commsscial Street,
III ~. l1ou1e, -.
Refer 70 second Nssjoual Dsnk 81. lo.ts -!
nsa Saving lnetitution, 81. Louis. cad 1ereeess
esnsrGoly - ~ Louis and the NossAveoe.
3. n. GAYLORD,
Ger Olive aaa Thlra Ssfeesss
sT. L0Uls, ssIYa 40
UNION MILITARY BONES,
Oe1esee Oe9DosDaaDoeo, =
GOVERNMENT u0CU11T186
COLT, SILVER
dOntherm Bank Notes.
The hishesa pssss psidsebs
GOLD DU ST
sspta0 em
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25

IFrofn Re- D. Meri-c restcr of inc Pasyunz Baptist
Church. Philtiel.i.il.l
From the many rcsie.tf'le recommendations eV"n T.
Or. Iioofiunds German Ht'erS, vs. induce I" ,9ve then
y '-al. After using several b,':iS found tn Ia to be
good remedy @,.'.: aud a Gust eIlen tonic ~
the stomach. j. slERHt"E.
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CaEGS. CAKES
EAGLE HILLS,

ryyFIE sub. vot inform the pa5c tia ae
no- r--..irsg tfe awe l! and is prepared to do
Custom AND MERCHANT WORK
In the best possible manner, as the Mill has heen
:hSFoU y - Repaired and Is IN first rate oTde GOOD
aad attrntiv. NIlers emPoye ed, and will '- con
stsntly hand to wait upon customers Farmers ana
Others Si ndt otheir advantage - give u'e oaIIbe
70 4 going elsewhere
N.B-OrGers for Fioc- Feed cSr e'rft a. the City
Market stths s1iIl, ~ill =. s attended to-
Ottawa Oct 6. $50 J WOOD
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T.
REMEM5ER.

That this Bitter = n-t Alcoholic. contains
Whisky. and cannot make Dl!LktI-s, tGt
Tome lac " pllI.
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|sS E-
,.sNI
From the Re- Joseph II. Kennad Pastor of the Tenth
Baptist CnrIrti i

from the Rer. Joseph H. Kuna, Pastor of the Tenth
Baptist Cnurrii.
have been frequently requset"l 10 connect my name
with Communications Of jFreat kinds Of mttcines, Int
rosarng the practice out of appropriate sphere,
have all declined: but wa clear prO"i IN yaro Il
instances and particularly in " family, q, tie use
fuiuess Dr. IIootauds ,icrman EiitcrS, depart hr
usual course, 10 express ul! conviction
that general debility OF the system, and esp" ally tor
Liver Complaint it is safe and vam3!" PREPARATION. 10
fail but usually, doubt not 1t viii be
very beneficial those who suffer from the above caas
Yours. very respectfully,
J. II. KENNARD, Eighth below Coat ST.
Philadelphia Dec. "a, 1866.
Rev J. s. Herman, of the German Reform Church
KutZown, Bcrks county, Pa cured OF the Dyspepsia
of twenty years standing
A. NJ. Spangler Edi'or Of the ffIi'o5d, No Is North
Sixth street Philadelphia. this Httcr$ recon-
nended ~ by "A medical friend and siS hotties cured
HIN Of .-.e prostrtton of the nervous *ystom.
Rov !. Newton Brown. D. D.. Editor Of the ancycio-
da of Religions knowledge and Christian Chronicle
PhiadeIrr.a. -.
Rev. Thomas Winter, D. D. Pastor vf Roxhorou2A Ba.-
tist Church
Rev lev, G. Beck Faster of the Baptist Church. Pc
hrtnn N j. formerly Of the North Baptist Church fiila
PENNSYLVANIA.
1n.sc gentlemen express in the strongest terms, theii
favorable opinion OF these Bitters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25

CANDIES
!
Z,s-Ys EHF.IsT
;sefinad Candies.

wauI resp .ulIy inform the I"'ic in gersrai and ,lie
l-H.- Eer in -, iC,r THAT hr prepared fr tine
q q = L. - !. II
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u
NEs LI2a

From the Rev L L. .crlali Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle. p.iiia,. iI'ls.l
derived decided bcnr from the ne Of II Hand :
German Bitter auG feel il my ITvii--- to recommend
~ a valuable tuBc, n all VIII" are suffering
from general debility fiorr diseases arising c'n H.
raug-Heut OF the liver. Your truly.
ID. rENDALL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-25
EAD WHO SAYS so.

From the Rrr " D. S.i-friel pastr q Twei. Bals
ClUG,h pGiIa4elii.l
G-ntlemcn:-I nave recently Zen lat-riuc under te
iii, effects Indigestion. accompanied ~ lrv>
Of the -y-ttfu Nuu.rE ~ T'!''T'e "E
J., friends 4ui o t'u f-tr'l hlt VITA
rrijr: TDUr H1-aud Iurrg1u b.t;rr- H'r- recon-
ngrri-d by ;rT- who had tT, t-nI. anu whose iA'"T-
abb Df tiu- hiJt-l- indGc'1 Hc O. ~ n n
confess that had aversion :" PIT MT n''. :
Esom the t"J-..ud AMI one qG.,k Eii'r, oh.i
T. i PAIN 81 -r-t'iiri al -i'i-' hIi'f
uI-rn the crIl.i-Ity ~ way aui 90" t'ff ny e"
which tear. J. To- mai" MANY rtT's.ra aF"nAifd
'rniu- fir 5lsl'y It,i''. E'tli
tunk Il "iih harry elect. H. 'i, not only Mon the
b. lat ,,H tie system, vas prompt fn
Tstt.,'E i.l tiJ have derived Crr,t uIi leiil
Hcut Lsncat from the ~. Ci "a f-s, l"iies-
Ntry r-Ia'tiuiiy Nutl--.
W. d. sLiGFEILD. 20. - s!L- E.-rn-aon -;
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tlon those must cease An Of our people must enjoy
Know little or nothing Of the causes Of local trouble i'm
ah hut Il well Tor you TO know that our counry is
pleased at iar opportunity ayenge wrongs you
ryn sD odn sTSy % OUF ooDs IN s
tsS 9sd SS6ng when hope we shall fcsy .d
you tbis message not as threat, bq5 as eau1n hat
man mao eSe commAndns
BRIGHAM YOUNG TO GENERAL SHERMAN
GREAT sALT LAKE CITY, April Il, 1866. Major General
yesterday is at hand ana duly consdofsd rho
reports that have reached you are not reliable satsac
as the testimony OF reliable gentlemen, not Norm MS
can be had-say within twenty-fouT hours yocuo
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY April 70 ls66.-Maj or General
W. W.T. - sherman sir am under many obsatoa to
SSGts Tnc6 @ nSys sSched you Cn this place as
sent rom here to the East which have been reliable
There have been sach assassnatlOns alluded 70 in
named MP e a. and NJ BTSssed Sncs came here aSd
s[Gnegd sos WI and wsS shot on ne by
nty al large know any about It than inhnbit
ant OF & Louis Citizens who are not OF our faith do
sGy nnhity could men pursue the course many DO here
commit ee The oniSaoeons andeTs INV have sis,
lated against us would have provoked such an outbreak
There are few spectators mere who anxious to
e o bonS Sss Ss5ah are IN nam 6a
troops sent here to make money out OF the contracts
violence occur rarely his city than other
its size In any OF the new States or Territories.
r....I B. YOUNG.
CITIZENS OF UTAH GENERAL SHERMAN.
Bajor-General Sheman-SIr:-We the uude rslgned
residents Great salt Lake City, members Of
the Mormon Church, have read the above egram of
Mr. Young and freely certify that we fully believe that
citizens every class who simply attend to their leg
innate business, free from intimidation and as
fully respected In their rights in this city as any part
OF the United states
w. Willard Smith Lieute. f. ii. Head SuptIn. Affairs.
nant- COlonel 9th s w., Nounnan. Orr q Comp any
com ding Camp Douglas bankers -
Captain j. Bennett Y. y. j II. Jones merchant
Vols. j. II aughes representa-
N 3, Ranshah & Co., mer tive OF Holiday Halsey,
chants bankers.
Ells Bro, merchants. j. W. calder, late Captain
j. B. Kimball, merchant N. G Vos.
Bodenbur d Kahn, mer W. q. Lewis ex-Asst. Ad =
chants. Gen. u. 5. V.
Walker Bros, merchants. Stebbins Co, merchants.
.... GENERAL SHERMAN TO BRIGHAM YOUNG.
BRIGHAM YOUNG
Sr:-Your desuach Is received, and am much graft.
fed at It's substance and spirit
w. T. SHERMAN,
Major General Comm andng Department
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THIRD EDITION
Important from the Pacific.
--~~~~~-~~-~~-~N~N~-~~,>">o~~>
L DIAN MASSACRE IN ARIZONA.
,~D>o.>>~--.>>O~~>->o~~-~~~~--
Fort Goodwin Captured
and Burned.
--~~~~~>~D~D~oO~~~~~~>s~~~.~oo>~N~O-
1874 MEN MASSACRED.
-~~>>SDO>~~|y~o.~>(-o>-o~,-.>O~~
Etc., EtO., ETC., Etc.. stC., Etc., Eso.
1874 MEN MAssACRED.
Etc., Etc., sto., Etc., stC., Etc., Eso.

SAN Francisco, May GA special messenger
arrived yesterday at Los Angeles bringing a
despatch from the commander of Fort Grant to
General Mason, announcing that Fort Goodwin,
Arizona, had been taken by 1000 Indians, and
the garrison, consisting OF l24 men, massacred,
with one exception, and the fort burned. The
man who escaped was out hunting at the time,
and witnessed the commotlon at distance. He
saw the fort burning, and heard the firing of
guns during the fight, which lasted nearly an
hour. r..
1t is supposed that the Indians gained admis-
sion to the fort under the pretext of entering
into treaty of peace which General Mason
had instructed the commander of the fort to
make. ..t.| ..
[sECoND DEsPAToH.1
SAN FRANCISCO, May s.-A letter, dated Mari
copa Wells, Arizona, April ls, states that Brevet
Major James F. Muller, Captain of Company B,
Nineteenth Infantry, and Acting Assistant Sur
geon Tappan, ed States Army, we're fired
upon by the Apaches, at Cotton Wood Springs,
March 22-the former killed, and the latter
badly wounded.
'. THIRD DESPATCH ltI.
New Gold Discoveries Success of the
Union Ticket at Charter Elections IN
Nevada.
SAN Francisco, May s.-The roads in the in
terror are now passable, and large quantities OF
freight are being forwarded. Wheat is firm,
with fair demand. Flour is in moderate re-
quest and steady. ,.u4.u
A despatch received yesterday from New
Westminster reports that new gold diggings.
paying 50 per foot have been struck on Gle
mems creek, near the Big Bend mines. Hun
dreds of boats are. going no the Columbia river,
laden with miners and provisions. 1t is ru-
mored that the United States soldiers at Fort
Adville have deserted and gone to the mines,
taking their arms with them.
The charter election in Virginia City, Nevada,
resulted in the success of the Union ticket, The
charter election at Stockton also resulted in the
success of the Union ticket. .. . ..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-10
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court of Quarter sessIOns-Alison, P. j.
The case OF Daniel and Michael Mooney, who were
charged with the larceny OF two cows valued at
800, the property of james Brown, was continued
After the close Of our yesterday afternoons report
witnesses for tne defendants stated that they saw
the defendants buy the COWS in West Philadelphia; I;
saw one OF them mark them with tar, and send them
home Two of the witnesses killed and dressed the
cows. All OF them identified the hides seen at the
yard as those taken from the GO VS. of the de-
PENDANTS; whereas Brown swOre they were the hides
Of his cows
J he hides were brought into the Square, and the
jury and counsel for both sides went oct and ex-
amineo them witness for the prosecution pointed
out cut on one of the horns bY which he could re:
cOgnze and identity Browns COW great part OF
nesses and the discussion of cows horns Still on
trial. .'I l' "srf Id.
Tho Supreme Court at NtsI Prtus, JUS
tiee Ahompson, was in session this morning ana en-
gagged with the Equity Argument List
The District OOur6 NO.s2 Judge stroud was
engaged with the case of Conklin iHeiser,s admin
sirator An action on q book account. Nothing OF
public Importance transpired