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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11
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The fssnA uG0Da bsal] In soas Of
The towns Of Northeastern ID 10. A man
.was shot dead 1t Connover, present ter.
miles BON McGrsgor. III dDceassd eut
hsaad, stabbed him - : slds n. to-.
places; the latter retired, lad his wounds
dslIGsSl; killed ~ III asseiAat. It is
reported that they had Zen friends, and
that sooe fsoialns tse1 Ne caused the quar-.
! So rhs nanes I hsyl bot hsasd, but learn
~ they vac 10 bupRasnv, end that
neleher one tori I'D she6sslr. An
srrsst took w. .Tae testimony Vas 20
besvt srAi61 De lsa1 naa ttaG ~ living
~ D(l||ls. Wlos..g| 10y ls.as
nm vas blown 81 while ing cannon
A. some other point, INF naee Of which
lsasuot rcc1li tkie ms1k t, . hel6 boy bad
lag 81 Gre cracker
The srownisg h(Fror in this catalogue
eccured neas (0lmont. The EcanditA-
vians bad Fourth b, July celebration Of
their own, and while fi1lAe the canaen il
burst and killed two young \ediss (sistsrs)
inannsy, add vsspd.d anjss woman,
chen vers injured. The Is were 10 .
little bewss, svsr any ysrdl 1tsm abe can :
non. n
/ APlnc Axoxe Oxah.-1 aEet(p aseis
dsnt occurred three days ~ lt ; large
oktti . fheRHe Bhnc, lta/h. A Sudden
paunis 5sissd n easn' boghs theis for
an, witch, y ~ Asn1 = nsrs thaA enc
shs1nnd ~ uaDrsd< ~ ~ 80. Gasieug
I sDeed ID the sanek (scti( ovssthrowine
Ssseythiug il tbsl kay. Atlast thsy came
10 vsii snd ~ (issals r . 6sla, both II
which .s:s ssfas8 esa =. shock. and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11
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VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

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O. spaens, Cho,sss 1lseSas Dyoscey =
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PAIN Il Is tses, psistssS eeiet Nqse
- the11sA RaiA y IL - 80 -.
and, n let, whsssvss Il =
~ PArN CANNOT Hx1Df.
nuns N I'm uosevs.ur AND Hgz1oAcog2
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- ~ 1 H s6sses & Fry Mseslns
y inraluahass sffssassy
|tR. EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER
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Psspss6 ID ~ y q. 1Aefz1X = 90
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1GnncA nedietns eesea No. q A1ele4 sdsee. CD
DO. m FW Ne b rsaekise esnsrany-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

&:ss s; :: !: q: !: !! sl::sz;
1sass Ss0-A 0eese1i
n SSSsX r. 7srea.
FL hlrl, Minn., Jolly 10.
r.w i; ~ vsd hess fsea Hsst
oeerv s. ~ lntl 81 terrible Gsht which
~ 81 e ia1 ~ egiea 90 Jane 20. b.
sSS1sx2too1s1s -oisas - H. Ri
~ Chippswas. Efsa . lettss - ".
= 7{Ssisoe. xsent Il - uadeh ~ O.
sSv. ~ &. l(Q1pAQ1, q hit Gregory.
fI!S z: ss!;sk !efl = ,,;o,;- "a;
sss6ssd bns .n foba Lake Iudias
60 dee to upksepescr, 4end foose
Gbous skir.& Red LAf y here, whs chaasd
them out on<ths< ms, md. in sight q
our h6uN, hctUIUoykem dead ard wound.
81 several. The Si(px ran to Portage, 60
miles from the ssttl4 neut, when they met
mr. moe0 Red Lak\ and the last
-kuird Il The Sioux NJ =, that they were dig
nise hosss 10 dalend vhsr selya4 10.
This d dtliehtsay csudesy, whsn yos
en- lex ouA Of De VI dows Of your house
and - lot Of saSage( shooting each other.
Geoe q Ne Indians but up the shin and
actually ats some Of u desh.
Thic iieht took pla4 within few rodi
Of Fort 00sy, sod fa<b midst sfa pepu
leee eettl1usnt, Au&1ee has long q,
listed bstWeen thess 10 bands, and q
bo6cl1sies 1lAeosAo0 s11|pD, general ~
botWosu then 10 feared
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

WQoes ffAA
The Detroit paperd eoatiaus : bring ca
souyagine accounts n he Vheat crop 10
Michigan. The rsqlnt rainS and van
weather have had . (nest beneficial effect. -
1t is thought the wheat yield will be little
less than IN asesaee.s. 81
From Northern Jbwa The aecopnta ars de.
cidedly favorable{ The edNoS AklAs Du>
buque 1ssies. sit) = aaakise touR west =
Cedar FAlls. and Forth to t6e State line, d..
cares his coavic31on Of Two thlnes: First,
that more whs1k hes been sown in the
stretch Of county lying between thee two
points this ssa/bn, than aa1 ~ tns ever
preceded Il: IA seouod, th61A 0ors prom
ising crop meier eladoenst 1Ae0srs' syss
than nov waJh on Ne 0d6A e taat bsan>
tiful commog(wsalsh. Up - ~ present,
aething hask PPsssed y - tAYesoasiiI|
pssspsess; psiiAsf baishs, nee @ ~, ~
iossees, ~ toucApi : apeoe, ,RTR evssy,
thing bidq his v give . yild p fpse ~
avesSgs, "a thss 6 - 0nss1 qslity.
All aedBuuts ltoo Wlseeaels2aa Hinna,
ssea seQkas h sspssssatiag he 1sssps:S1 i
h u - Ggoo = bolh SeDese = sSeplleiS
Bejun( leonAe1 ~ . ~ NeetA 1ehe climax
10 q = oeaAso y ssguias, - y vheas Z
1T kxpeooa, oDsja Ohie ~ naeylvaqA
49, ehanapa froo 1850 = sdsad. Il
- - e:sMlly s.s.lses1 lle.ies I
snaw ~ - 49,
ooi6olsaSS1 UAsia =. ~ kN1Ase n
spsiae. ~ - ~neo q 49, ~
liUou1nDs I. >.....s..lsk No. !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

Win euss Salt Rhsuo, 1st(ke. Seo11 Had
Prairie and Dueoeg4 leso, 1nioe3s 3an4q
Missouri Scratches, SsssGh1e, O6elia0tl
Old Sores, Pimplse "a ~ Haes, - q
Diseases ed Eruptioas - ~ Skis. .
DUT no. INJECT A PERMANENT AND lAD1
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11
Nm. EAerRnLv,S
AMERICAN LINN E N I

Gin Care BFuiess, Speaine, Cuts, wounds, Mheume.
Tn, C0uasncted Tcadoas, Eweled JUints. lunbeg0
9umors, and al Local aed seated fsins, md N d.
daes whsre an external Remedy y reqsired.a
THIS IMMINENT u, BEY0ND ALL DOUBT. THE
moet cNicacious reedy evee 0oessd to ~ pablic.
It's volatile penetrating, sooehtne and healn9 prop
critics din1c themselves 70 ~ vuy bones, and give
the sufferer almost instant fe31ef.
such powerful curative properties AZ esnbinsd b
Dr.. Iastsrly's AnsrisaD Linlnent
That II readily cures ths WORST WOUNDS On MAN
Or BEAST; EvsfZ family sheuh esep u constantly
fyspafed and sosd BY Dr.. Z. kAeT1RLY . Co. No.
20 North Fifth street, q. Loaie No. Sea at their
Chicago Ill. For sale BY Dsuggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11


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~ WILL CURE
DEBILITY! DEBILITY +!
nsssltiss fsa - ssao sha1svw.
RfeoeeaAlon - The System,
lndsssa b pvsss haRdahip. expeases, Ssvsrs,sf
DlaBAsEs or CAMP irlsE.
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SaD1 ooDoopoaD - nm Dean1s1vB ooAAHo:
Csaellpa1iqAI lnwasd rilse, rullnsee q 1leed
- ~ HI, 1anseA, Heestbarn, Disguse ~
Fed, fIllosoo es Weight n the 0ls0GsA, 49,
ufueio1is1A Sinking o. r1uttesine q ~ q
eegA 0o1u1ng = ~ hsaAs 6e.sis1 -
di1egk 1l9lhlpes Hstserips. Ct tee Aeers,
60 $500 ss!ss = s. 49, a.. - = -
6tfse ~ AleAe Fever aud Dali rsin in ~
~, DsAaensy Of pefspifaAien Seaevnsse q
- Skia - kves, Pain ii Ne Hid0 -, Ceecs,
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sfsss Dr. ass q aelsiS ~ "A
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DloontERS q TIE 0vER
AnlaDAgostive OrgonA
A8ROURID BY H0OFLANwS
GERMAN BlTTEAS !
~1aiss bahsss hes psrssrsed .sss C.rssi.
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rs nSsS Sf6psceosls peopk 10 tbeeA e. Nj
T. Nl1.L RAH o1ooo
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VIII suss every caee u
Chssnie q Nervous Debility, Dhsasss o
ths kidnsys, adD)bsajss aeisiag
ffo0 disosdsed 0tauash
RENENDER
TAsa TIE Dltbsss 10 not Alcoholic, coataine d
Rsa q Whisky, nd san't make Drunkards,
II st . The 6aps To1ie N sss Woalp.
IS J a. 1
y, ~ s~.s
IT, Esn1eoa.rs eprpe 1Iyess.
g. sss -
vif - - - % | ~ 49, e. -
med tksa g ~ Others. ~ 110o u1101
Isvs operated IN stfikisely bsnsoehl neeesi
ltal: srss. pss.ss,, u ~ psssi:ly ptceissia
adIictsd With the diseases for which thsv are ~
smmends1, 70 these Bittsfs, knowing from e
perienee that my reeommendA 1ioa will BE- Ell
teined. DO tAib more cAsssfsllv q 1eoasnd'
niseessi = 5000 = bsnsst The siliesed, and
FIrssEgEErsrs
+
NFf
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% + a.tsHtefm -
me- ~: Il. b. saassil 1ssse sfsAs -
Phiisielphia, Dsssusbsf assh, 1868.
Msssfs, Jones 1vans-0sssls1en ~ hav
recently been hbosing under the disteeasias .
fects d iudisssAsa, sesompansed By psosss'
tioa Of the sesvous system. Numerous REM
dee, were reesnmendea b friends, and some
a.; a.:.s ss y: Is,i ss ss:.
Who bed tried Gem, ed vhoss favorable ne
tisu Of TIE 0oe3rs ta1ocsa - 70 W them.
most eoofa0 tat 1haA N aversion 10 Patel
Mse,sisss, f.o1 the Thousand ana 80" 80.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11
C Il o s b VS. OP f II A II o U > 3
THREE THOUSAxN PAINTINGS!
AWARDED AS PREMIUMS 70 MEMBERS.
GALLERIES ron TIE EXHIBITION PAINTINGS.
The Crosby Art Gallery, Opera House, Chicago.
The Art Institute, Ne 8 Brsadway, 4. T.
PROSPECTUS.


modhas
The The .a .si .s acg rss ~ i
doy ssses
Nd abe .sscrPs
e of rst.g I'd Esss.n9 s :.ssa
ns sls r.a ss q pa az :u pos leading
Tin
NJ Crosby The eness s
Distributes price whteh Mss
me Vpsse "su'O
md paintings emumsio The
The Opera Heuse Being O1tred The First PFenson!
esesoss sd'ssnss Of
.c.-.a
for ao oN shares At % GO essh scsnse
10
IEneris o the until the
SECOND
There& BE- swarded premium.
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE,
AVID TINE LOT rPOr w'naCA r. sI.STDS:
Valued at Six Hundred Thousand Donafs M
AND
TNnEE HUNDRED CHOICE AND VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS {!
nvat Which hare
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11
DIR. sANDER,s' 5"
THREE MINUTE SALVE
win cure Germs. Warts, Molss, Ringw0n
and Toothache In from Three % Ten Mn
uteo. A@s 20

Trial Vim sesyines Ne ncst isessa1less olits q.
nest miraculous Pow - s0eAae = 0oogi1e
a. imueirinR oosS 6ooa9y, - 6IGea0ey curing the
01emeniing Pains ltoa Corn and T0ethocAe. mo-
p cents per bottle.
parts Of The country o. fecglpe u ~ peN - IL
cents 10 prepay pceeaeu - ~
Prepared sd sooh s. d. = xA41x1LY Co.,
Hranch Fanily 1edlcino 0toso, No. - 0n11gu1 oree(
Chicago. III. For sals b Dg1Ggisla esoseahy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

Uo0eo, ~ may C0lo0s eooos0to Ussouo9 W.
ninbhes The Foel 49,. ~ - ~ pse>
trse(sd nonylss sfshs ~ Ueshs hisdes
devices q \ hgsh passlyses il fer svss. The
esntr.i plsf 10 sllsslsiats esssc, e 70 reed
sor : ninuls OF &ese - $3.50 a
sssdliug . minute syesyduyS- Hhieh q b
eon(iossd hnal ~ bdssd SlisSjs aesnn
plished. lanagef thds. there 3 saPty and
efB&eocy = . un) los1I DoeUlG "a Mr.
IL msAns tbu d health, Of ajSsting
esu.amptiAn. sf oRisg social end eaesitaiu-
shs qualify II sks mlk1 - 4sAdlsg 81 ~ s.
csusidered y accsopaiaAnsat ~ gybes To-
disbsnsibls d.. that Of smsttering Trench
or lisptag lteynh, y daheing cell bas. ~.
londss. polR\e, and qusd5),ss. -Hslrs
= Caring . u 61anbalass.
A s:a.l..s. e ~ :ssl.asd to -
case d soananbslie ia bic lanily. About
. tsas go bic litsls y. . ~ sbous six
yiass ofags, very = Adsnly took to night
d "a ssdii; ! q 81 1. S5n g H.
|
h(uss, and Weuld ssosea11 sWsks6 Il
: ~: Il - =; s.:si: s,, "a Is sse
htnsiug tAs Boy upl 81 Mn 6ask = ~
atain. Every ex2esimsat Wue tsied 70
bleak ~ lie1ls eellvt Of Tie bed habit, but
iisssad Of brskklnel Il Increased upsa hiu
= that almost every aiGhe-ths lilAis fellow
~ up. Thsss nisl 01sdsvinos w -
riously upon his he4 9TH, end satisfied that
something must b (ons to break the habit
she9 pesginosaae II Ss.qsed pail Of
df vatse ~ PLACED PEI ~ door 3 ~
fboe 6fths 6fsirs, Chi ugh 6adeh thT -
eaasd, = sch : nense the Win -
door opened be rsceik led 1ts contents over
bis shoulders. TheSs night baths would
cot bs very sgrseablS for they would rouse
lhs boy from HE sep. add Get hin TO
bowling fpEianalx.
Every night q 1Week 70. little fellow
got his bath asd ssgulsft \pied il agaia,
But tho eighth nsght Shs 0lhel ~ aro1ssd,
found the boy out in " woodsuo vd.y as
, bone, but the wats16ptllsd - us6di! TIE
pext night no WATCHED the door. and found
lhaG who's che hoy ea1s Aswn stsiss h. had
! broom In his NJ, snd appf0acAsd\ Dhl
49, sse~.ssS w W
opeme me aoes w. ;s:eus 70 essnsw
.an .'. As we,anf MN, wens On.
next night Two buckets vere Plaeed.
wosa tns 10y ea@e cown = .ee aa.s m
net g before. opsnsa 1es door spilled
"a'er .na - On, ony 70 !ecse
upon hls( ittls ahouiders. vas ! = ksrs
s ss'. ~ ~. ..,. IU.a I tn
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S.;."ss w !j's> ~ ~. ~ n. '"s
'''s''''' 80 80 -
rrsm Kansas.-1fhaiS raslsn-.
In The SfePs: a..
While probably ssch q he bel largest pr
'n s .. ~: ~ "a gen.
dec cu va!.sys ~ at,e 10 mat lpeseisa
o. ne Seasss sll - u k.ns.s ar1I rapidly
ulhn9 up enc eac4oe " u common
.sses 90 Si.ldi1e sSsodsnsiy. "a from 1 ii
parts Of tho Sls} The th66s s16tfine news
Il 6sine secsivsdA
rus whsa9 never sIf6 On abundant
yield = theteis 6bste1 ID season. Tx
berry 10 plump sd the eld unusually
!ss4e sxC9DP 1oons mere Promising than
k6eeA - ~ <h4bshybs weather has
:s.s. ~ Es@ seis cr$E !
hsf oect 4 s&statsa They will b,
~ ablnda1p An4 clSap. Ts9s gfsssea
hal n4w bSeoas 3 euch nore psofitabl,
| CRIB thAn eVbs> thox Nod boioe from nur 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

vALEr sed Nsssd
dolas!
N Exhibition Csesby ~
and the oeins .s. n
Of the
feet the original from which The superb steel sn9s:ss 70 " "s
celebrated
painting sa.A
.9s; osea W..r" .ps
suddo Siea n A Gallery
.ALrlNe 6CENER
t4 ~.
~
school Of A
bnDAb DnkS
THE BUST or ABRAHAM LINCOLN FROM LIE
L. geeda
4
onex Art Gallery
sesad wos s $500
ceivedone the y
Toensb
r The ad valuable offered y any AZ gcn WI
House Chice tInsttss holders Cstasss
ing y ID
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- = g - sensez & assiity, - 8 - g
ississ.ssk 81 dS.s * - :
Dr.. Jst1ssA>-D9f eles. -lsssl h oss 70 yen
exesllsnt prspafatiea, H660ana'e German nj
s;sies d g ssss,ss1 | isvs - ,ssss, -
taesoasas.1e asrssf a1Gfesr + ny heat a.d
~ : bs1alh - jour oyemt1 Detlss& I ~ .,
~ kevs s1Pefiencsa sfeaanaA oasapecsl =.
49, Nh Aas 49, VT De1estolly bsneat.
~. eoanaentlv reeeohnou1Sh 10 Itto1o 6hese I
.sssvie 80 si.1les = " s!s, a.1 have
O0U0lY y0of4 f-s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

Prine,ealolice md Laboratory 10 q the n. g.
corner Of SIXTH aud COMMERCE. Streets.
Philedslphis, where all letters for advice Or bus
iness ahoula b dirseted.
he will be found here every SATURDAY,
professionally y exasains lasgs with the Respi.
rosnstee, Ssr which bis leo 10 three dollars; oil
Advice free.
DAY. Geem A. u. 10 n. n.
AZ he VARLBOR0' HUfEL. Boston, 9eau-
asy 10 and 10. Feb. Is End 10, April - and 90,
NAY II end Is. Jane IA and Is, July 10 and 90.
! The time for my being In BaLSfsoRs and Pn.s
ssno viii ~ seeain the daily papers Of those cit
iss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11
DIR. EAsTERLY,s
FEVER AND AGUI KILLER.

Will Cure Aguc and Fever, Chills and Fcvee, Dumb
Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevess, - ever
form Of Fever, incident to to the West.
Thlp eeoBRsated medicine has been afee9yQbo =
tabIEbe9s b 81 Louis, and 10 univefc1Y HpWI
thfVo6hoo1 the Mieeissippi Valley 70 be nHEA1llA
M 0tHB for Ague nd Feve In On 10 1f1ls, Az
and Fever su1ercFs, inl1Eb3s pscscsiDtba = kes<
prcseuted you,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

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veiee and 0osse ~ 800 p. ~ nssCess
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end distinot, hO6oe t1o8o0 ehoe oooey
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

IT ;s:iad1 81 81 6s rsesa. up trip q
.h. Mississippi ssss.~ Golden E.s's' y
mate found ]eses fuse shell In the eoal,
which. had n Aesn undiscevsrsd and
thrown ihis the ~. would have 'sss'''d
disastrodSly. Some Ateamboat aes ere q
The opinion that great many Il The -
disasters have bees eadssd b. placing
shells i" the coal. The 81 Lesis pspsF'
believe there 10 some rsesenft ~ this view
from the fact that the Atlansie End nlssis
sippi Steamship line have bssdy udssins .
much Of late from exploeions an hrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

The Charleston Courier says that The
Rhstt assassinated lev days ~, nsas
Charleston, $. C.. Vas not ea.Sensass
Robert Barnwsll Rhstt, Tie Seeoss veil
known &c session and nsllidcaaisa IhAss ~
ferred to in The asssciatsd pres tassssa
but HE yeu2g< 0loshs, Ds.jspia 8
Rhett. . w known csssss hess O
Charlsssso/ sssassd 10 pl4nsiss ~ son'
msrc,al pyIsuits, ~ whajnsvss sGsred ID
any way b political No.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-11

During the brie
clapse before the q
departure from The
. considerably aSnoJ
to DO completed Of
these. 10 the 0ttisg
ol,cs' guard, wcig
over the screw. th(
prevent the cable n
ing in contact viii
improvements, sud
ence Of the year, b
machinery Of the
other things. the
Atte6 with siissoans
Is nov completes
replacing that whis|
sound, maste aad Z
doWnt6nd lansels Z
still crowded with
and gear Sae coi1ine
this will b eleefsd
week. The three I
10 deposited have b
and are again wstsI
cautions have been
ditional supports I
pressure during ths
chip 10 . bsa0 80
viii be carried On
vessel leaving Chat
additiesal quaatity
IN at Doarhaven,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-20
NUMBER S.
Letter from Gen. magruder.


We find the following frank, manly and charac-
teristic letter from Gen. Magruder published in
the Mexican Times of the 29d July:
MEXICO, July %, ls68.-I have read with deep
interest, in Sew Yorkpaper, copious extracts
from the prison life" Of Mr. Jefferson Davis as
presented to the world by DR.. Craven. who as an
enemy during the late American war was preiu.
diced against the head aud leader Of the armed
Confederates, but during long professional at
tendance by the sick bed Of the illstrious prison
er, became his friend and admirer.
The style Of DR.. Craven is admirably clear un-
affected and free from pedantry, and the scenes
he describes as an eye witness, are so deeply in
teresting that they cannot fail to awaken
throughout the world, the sympathy of all who
appreciate true nobility and undeserEing suffering.
have also been presented by friend with copy
of Dr.. Craven's book and regret to find, on read
ing it, that Mr.. Davis INDUCES in unfriendIy ami
madversions those who at the termination of the
war, thought proper to leave the country. ! be-
eye that closely confined as he was. Mr. Davis
remained in ignorance ofthe circumstances which
made this course our part not only correct, but
patriotic.
But if there are any who entertain a different
opinion, think but represent the feelings Of our
compatriots abroad, when | request suspension
OF that opinion, until a release of our ex President
from confinement and his freedom from persecu-
tion shall have enabled JUS with propriety to de-
fend ourselves and should this not be conceded,
for one would prefer to rest under undeserved
censure, rather than add the weight of feather
to the cares which already so cruelty oppress our
former chief. J. BANKHEAD MAGRGDER,
Late Major General C. s. A.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-20

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-F F Greathouse, Tex;
E g Cutell, Ark; FL T Hill; Woodruff, U s N; Y
Gervera, ] Fortuny, A Peon, Mexico; DR. Saun.
ders; w A Eon, Tex; W @ Jones, Athens, Ga; j
Tatum H Macdonald; j H Williams and family;
Bastrop, Tex; Mrs W B Farris and family, Mont
gomery Mrs W L Phymton and family, Mrs NJ B
Wade, r Wade, U s A. Galveston; L I Youn.
ker, Mrs Efnor, Texas: W I Cent. J Penehbaoker
Galveston; G Gordon, Tex; A G Goddin, st James
M Watson aad son, Red River.
| CITY H0TEL--J Texas, Texas; Mrs w Dono
hue, NY; @ D Barker; O E Pfeifer; } Huffman
and family, Texas; E R Withers and wife, Hous
ton; Lane, Waco, Texas; L Cohn, N Y Ma
Van Bettinger, N Y; Mrs W D Ripley, n 7;
Withers, Galveston; J Q Darnell Ill; G Z Greene
Boston; E0Marshail, Houston; G Seeligsen, Tex
E Burns, Tex; A W Swift, do;, ] I Rehinson, La
Mr. Cellard and son, ] Arnold, G Healy,. Mis-
Phiffer Mr. Thomas, D Rman, A Fritz, N Y
Richards Jr, Va; M II Shuarts, 9 Sharper
DR. Simms, Galveston; Hutehins, II Mcclellan
Houston; W o CARMEL, D w Heard, w Norman
San Antonio; N Pomery, Houston.
ST. JAMES H0TEL.-John Little, Mr. Stafford
w Anderson, r L Woolsey, and wife Texas !. ]
jackson, L P Ogden, d Hutchinson and wife
Galveston; j D Bailey and wife, Austin, Texas
W f Baxter, Mr. Gribble, E McNern, w Bui
/ childer Rapier, E Robbs I L Breene, Vicksbufg
E Eddy, Jr., F MoKeogh, NJ. af@
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-20

COLONEL THOMAS REFUSES TO SURRENDER THE
KEYS OF THE CUSTOM House TO HIS SUCCESSOR
Philadegphia, dug. l5.-Ths morning Mr.. W. F.
johnson, the newly appointed collector of this
port, visited the custom house to present his Gre
dentials. Colonel Thomas, the acting collector,
stated that there were doubts as to the validity OF
the appointment of Mr.. johnson, under the pc
culiar circumstances of the case. The Sen
ate had failed to act on the matter of his
(Mr. Johnson's) appointment, and the quess.
tion arose whether he (Col. Thomas) shoult
have the right to admit into the Office {
| gentleman who claimed it upon so slight tenure
| He (Col. Thomasl had been appointed as q Repnb
| lican, and he believed that he only echoed tn,
sentiments of the Republican citizens Of Philadel
phiain hesitating about relinqushing an tttce i
which he had been placed by Republican Pres
dent until the right of his successor was cearl
established Colonel Thomas continued by say
ing that he didn't wish to appear capioas, nor yt
was he willing to sacrifice any legal right whlc
he might possess. He would prefer, before givin
any final decision, to see his counsel, who was no
J absent from the city.
Mr. F. Carroll Brewsteris the counsel of Colon
Thomas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-20

BIG sroRMs.-They have the most remarkable
stor' ms and tornadoes out West. The most won
de rful of recent date occurred in Illinois. sayss.
locaI paper:
The next objects receiving the "attenton" of
/ the storm were Mr.. ComptOn's house and stsI 1le
The house was "a by "a feet, two stories high in
which were himself and family; but it was aiken
up bodily and borne distance of eight rod !. and
then set down again "in good order mo- a per
son hurt, nor a single piece of crockery no,
thing displaced The stable was torn to
but the horses that were in it were left /. III