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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

foR ST. LOUis.- --Tae eommodiouo steam.
sr Reserve, Capt. Alex. lafnset, CLERK
Van Dyke, vill leave this pert fss St. Louis
lhis evening.
Rev. 3. g. Hasaisg. u Quiesy. llliasis,
(Unitarian) will deliver I've discoussse Sun.
day. lsth insG., q LsClaise Han, q 10 -
o'clock A. n. aad O'Clock r. n. d1l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

Wasns 70 rns CnY MAnsnALi AHD wnsas
I'm BoAnS o. HsAlsn THE ssSssy q ~
publis dsnaads tAa& ~ gutter - ~ vsoe
1ds II Hasrissa street, bslwssa - aad -
slsssts y ionsdiassly clsasssd q its 1lth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

Tn PlAss. Bswiiag Z Ohl ePpssils
Mslrspslitaa Han, havs ssaslas1ly = hand
. splsodid assortment sf hArnsss, sa6dlss,
sad svssytAing slss h thas liss. Astse ~
lowest PsstisuIas a11salisa paid y Aas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

CuolsaA.-A wssknas 4 The dspst b.,
the name Of Robert ODeanell, was suissi
with The chslsra ysstssday aftssnssa, ed
wss Immediately esavsysd - his hssss, -
L. Claiss strsse, bstwssn In 81 19tk.--
Dr.. Dahw ~ oallsd, end By spssly -
ministefing Il remedies, naaagsd y ssllsss
him. He snA|e,d esusldsahlv dsriag ~
night. bal uas . . i.ir Wy 4 sssovsy ~
nessing: e Z. II +; ~ .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18
H@.ls 0e
BoUNTIEs, +,

= - y .
~npp,
Ia.H 11Aw eoLnl9e8, vhs sssvs
.s'aS - - e1s - wco Oeea9Gea - -
ee9ovn = Dlse1ia u ~ se0se nene1. &
= - ealill = ~ 0ice Sssssy %
saaQoo y -
A00I)l0noI oDDlv ~ Hl0l.
r.. v,e~e .-ass- - ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

Ctosamsi Clssaiss ii-R. Knsss. =
Second street, epPssies tbs Ialisaal naak,
ID dsust1nny sashAad .ear1ses asust- :
nsutsf 1sab ~ Dey's ssady ~ eistA
-. vhish y cells = ehsap = ~ eAnp>
~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

4. Q. FslAsA - - -, = ~ sa4so. .
~ q tAeo Vsll 1eea1s1 ~ aear N. II
Cs1lsos, 81 half aas ~ = Lseuse slBDet.
An q tAsee lots have aaeugnl dsolseoaL .
qualiay ~ w - eepsscin1si h slekly
ssassns, vhsn The city bseomss ssnpestly
halt. an
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

An Rssaaaass PrAue ~ eAls.--A nv
ksoeSs fsaAs ~ sals sssy sesap. ~
iaetisslan epely = this 49,.
july lo-l10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

s0sAuss's HAaa Rssrss naseyou
ever tsied 0sGbbs'e Hair Reo0sgo1ivo? ltin
ons Of the bsss sstislss 10 ~ naeasl -
will DO sl that is claimed ~ 4. 0iso il Z
trial. SatisActieu viii b suss y rssuA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

An DhsoaAAf.s-1he ~ ubo povue ~
an edisse ~ - ssuaa absttss tlDpapR, -
tsnds eanisg Wssa = nart5 ~ wsqoa
Who never isoted ipts lsskisg 49,. "
wish hs would sssd - NJ pholsQapA -.
esnpaaisd b. . lesk q - hAie. -l, n. /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18


-. "sos soss = ~ enns."
VIII bsdv vsasy asd esss,
A. syse ssskes 49, u ~. hsaA,
4 wsoas Icy vitA vishsriag fern
II hee oessew I'D aees)oAe ~.
0isk-0isk-Sibk
Wieh DsssmnA - stAss issssis,
AaA ~ salv tAiag vAisA osss ~ ssllsl
W. ~ 0sates Dssss0 - nsssnl.
Me- Isss D4ss, Is HsAss AesSs.
Per sals = whsls9als asd ss1es, b ~.
sseseks : 1llllss, Dsssepssk ls1a.
DnuDnoe1s.-At Ne. 10 wsst 0seead
sesssA evse 0assset's shss sless, Rstssts :
Asasalf ~ 80 usspassi y aaAsed - svssy.
thiag h ~ liss = Asasistry 10 ~ nsss
sasSetl - tAossssh nsssss. We ssn-
neod tAso y ~ astsntise 4 all vhe nsy
boia ~ ~ lhsis sssviess.
Asg. lo.dGe ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

HapssannusAa SeDsstA-ws eskasvi-
sdgs tAssssslpe & ~ 1stest 4 ~ u.
sssess4 - aDssinsnAal bGAspl - ~.
so6es1ts6G u1sos1eAn1Iss, ~ = -
sssaisa = Jsslsesvulss ~ u givss ~
Agss.A1s vlsW - e0Iles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

ooaNnoems Waak-A pastg & vegk.
0sa eaaensaoal ssnsviae ~ "a tail1iaeo
sszt - saisA's livery senAls, psspas.Aosy
y ~ ssese3sa Of Psics ~ Csoass's .sv
ssssk. Ths psslis vssll NE = - slni-
1ely intssssling spesatlsas ssoasoesd -
ossssd. bstvssa Psssy - Dssly s,sss>a
Anssssss.-Dm 1tsas, I vS11 knswa
sess1eAr w. hasiaSssasd eAisand adjsiAaae
sleies fee Isag tine ~ - asssslsa y
narshsl CFoppsr q Aosk 1sias1 . ~ =
tws ago. end ssss - 0ssssso ~ eaao6naa
tssa On sharss 4 asts shss,se y sos : ~
eAthaI plas& nsy - spss1iiv ~ ~"
GiAp - HsAsls.-A osollsaaa whe ~.
lAsa M. Jans Camssea ~ fussneoa, -
sssns ~ thas he IL row dsiag ~ bstsss
than was sspeetsd. His hip u bsdly ftas.
tagsa, Ut his lse is net brskss, = ~ q
6sot belisssd eaa sspostsl. Hs b 10 ~
spirita, ed : nst suffering sssrsssly,~AisA
~ ~ ~ y hear. Il y - osss thaa
sigAt tAat The city should make gesd III
sxpsassA
rname nn CssraAcs.-Dusiae ~ ~
wssk, II. J. b. Dsneat 4 this eity, =.
nssssd ~ thsssaad peusds Il ssppse =
~ Arossal bsil1iag - ths 1S1aa1. nlGhl
1ne1usl psssis nsss will b ssesissd -
- Gsltsss. spsoies covssiaop, sou1usossu
~ va1le1e. h tswsr aless viIl sspusgu
~ ohounn6 peao1b a6oilieaal. Il -
hspoo - - ssolsssesn wssla y ~ =
n1Dp1p - bulDolng ~ Ealh ~ tneeo1o
SSS Ss31o11ly e0lia1 ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

HAnD N Yssa onDpsA-As Ne. -, Dea-
u etrssa, Sen. Perry eoatinuss 70 eger for
enle . Ssii aad eoaplsls assOstnsuto n ssnts'
ssn1v-0a6s dlsthiag. he hrs alss en- hand
e ~ 49, q fssaiseass- good, asd il pre-
paGs1 - oaaofissuss 70 oe1ss, q sAert No.
tiss, 81 b ~ vesy laAsst styls. Ratss =
roooonnhoo - - b osksd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

- 1, ,y.ussa, 0as1sssr - Flssis4 -
~ ana uoln ~, dute - eeeoooeea
~. aTef vtu nv3e-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

DooAav eane sat vinnss. Dosing the
sasss ~ szsitsasns raa very high, much
- 6seiiag bsisg sassisd -. Ths trsttisg
was ses6ustsd b sulkeys. 4 pssss Of go
was thsa s0sssd fss ~ bsss mare OF geld
leg. bst = ealy 80 asiaal wss entered, the
spset vas declared y - tseninstsd. Up
wards ef Sbur hsadssd psspis wsse in st-
tsudaaeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

CsesaAcss Las.-lfr. John noraby' was
yseoseday awarded ths oeatsact foe building
ehs ~ tAsss sessy hsisk ssilding protested
y hss.A Priss I Ceases. ed wil rsesivs
$3.50 Ser ths same. Thas fsf the next
sosss - bsilamg fsr Nasss. washburps L
Hs66se was let 10 D. I. otephenssn & ssu,
= ol.7il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

TRADs ClncULAR.-Sso advertisement of
Runyon's Trade Circular, undse ~ he'd q
New Adsestisemeats.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

A. 9anm - 6RAns4-Hasks Z nosmsr,
- ~ south.sose eotase u f0ufsi, end
nssey, kssp esasoaasly - hand . 6as .
s1sek Il family pocsriW - can b found
saywhsre. Thsy ssll = living rates, and
lavIsg heaxy tnds. saa = bsttr By their
sns1s0sss thas any s>Asr oroessy Arm IN
~ ~. Thess W. hAvs ~ 4st dHelt
with thsm, shssld give them can ct once.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

CnAxsns aAnss.-Nr. Mosss has rsliss1
ltu0 tbo ffuit ood nelioa buoineas-he have
ing soh cut y n. Cranptea. ftissd Sloee
rsoasae with ~ csAcsso, whisA vill msVo
he Ss~ days 70 Stsss's ~ slAsa, Il Claiss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

PiC-Nic m PRosrDcfrvR.-Ws lea, that
he seholass Of the Normal Aeadsoy arc die.
eussing the project Of having pie>nic on
the Island, On Wednesday nsxt, providing
permission for doing % can b. obtained Of
0snssal 9sd1sn. Considering the long
tine which they b. " passed in ardous
study, and the closing Of the summer term
on Tussday next. ws do not zee how the sf-
fair can prove otherwise than agreeable. e.
We uadssstand thas Cspt Spencer hes con.
ssnted 70 take Tie party - The Island on The
isrEy-boas, u ths project Il carried out.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

Assa3 ~ - As4lss.sssa o1.seiE 9 e.
: 80 q - Il: ~ s.tsss a.
eNeley@lA %. II -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

ossaWUQAe = enoeAse cslunn psshiae
aasg OvaDes - 8psss's Wias. Il y .
o1ooee eseclat sss4 u ~ hsspitals -
~ GlAee lA0allss b Par6, Lea6sa,
- Wsw Yesa, = pssebesses - ~ Ree6
~ = = vsstA tsssl. - Il givse O'sas
soeoAeosa. 6ol-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

Nsv OxHlsvs Lim.-Ffed. Ivess, peti.
toned ths Cspateil siyA bsfers last f. the
pgivHegs q Funsing liae Of smnibasses
bstwsso nast and West Davenport BY the
Way q Thied and Sseead Sts. He wants
. ~ ysass' U1aa Thsss san - ut little
lD1be = y ~ sDessse q sucA - eater.
psiss. sAssld ~ Oily EseAsss ~ at 70 graat
~ psisilseA We hsps y - horss.rail.
seoa sunninG Aso 11ask Havk . 0ilbeet
Hsss bsous ~ ysass ~ ~ ~, saAa
~ ysas9 sunibae ~ osass night sstisus.
h ioooso1so Wi1h ~ nses desirable enter
80 fsoS n '..i -et J
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

0Ais CeuImn1D.--At . seesat 0efn n
~ Uaiesd 0lsAee Dislsie1 Csust, hsld q
d. nsloa. ~ ~ 4 ths Mississippi end
Mlaosud 1nilsDoa - ~ Chiea0 Rock
1aloo1 81 Roeooe B. B. O.. vps cuo6fmsd.
wssk will ~ = soss - oennsaced, and
~ NJ 0nlshed - Woo1vi11o Juoooisn. on
~ Kssksk vallsy Rad, whsss vii b
ebs0e1 4 joAc(3so, aad tAo ~ 66ited q
- tassk y Do AsinA 387sg7o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-27
CHARLESTON.
Christmas Day-Negr0es Killed-The
President Advises the South to Re-
ject the Amendment.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec. 25.-Col.
Weatherly, of the Statesman, who
was entrusted with an informal COM
mission to the President, has returned
from Washington, where he had an
interview with the Executive upon
the question of reconstruction and
kindred topics, in the course of which
the President gave it as his deliberate
opinion that the Southern States,
through their Legislatures, should re-
ject the proposed Constitutional
Amendment, but in such terms as not
to give offense to those who are urg-
ing it upon the South. Such action
on their part, he is reported to have
said, would be sustained by the Su-
preme Court, at least he had reason
to hope that it would.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 25.-The
day passed without any unusual incl
dents, with the exception of two ne
groes being killed-one by Federal
soldier, and the other by a desperate
living in Elliot street
No business was done.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-27
LEBANON. O.
Conspiracy to Raise Money from q
Life Insurance COmpany-The Trick
Discovered and Exposed.

LEBANON, O., Dec. 26.-On the
24th instant, about o'clock P. NJ. a
man supposed to be w. I. McFadden,
of Cincinnati, got off the Cincinnati
omnibus at the house of Frank Rich
ardson, near this place, complaining
of being unwell. DIR. Smith Rich
ardson, a physician of Eaton, Ohio,
and a brother of Frank Richardson,
arrived at the same place sometime
during the afternoon. AT half past
eight o'clock on the same evening
Frank Richardson came to town and
telegraphed to Mrs. Sarah McFadden
as follows:
Your husband, W. T. McFadden,
died here this evening Answer"
Said dispatch was sent in care of
B. NJ. Batcheldor, at Eaton. He pro-
cured a coffin and returned home at
10 o'clock that evening. At about z
o'clock the next morning three neigh
bors were called in, as they supposed,
to lay out stranger, who Richard
son said had died there the preceding
evening of cholera; but when they
arrived at the house it was only to
help load a coffin, which was already
closed up. The coffin was put in a
spring wagon, and Richardson started
with it, as he said, for Carlisle Station,
to send the corpse to the family of the
deceased. Suspicion of foul play be-
ing aroused, dispatch was sent to
Eaton, which brought response that
the corpse arrived there sometime
during the night, and was inferred
about midnight Officers were sent
from here to Eaton, who found the
grave to contain a coffin filed with
broom corn seed. Richardson is
agent for a Life Insurance Company,
and that the three men were engaged
in conspiracy to obtain money from
the Company is evident. .o1saf g
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-27

Failure Of Justice i'm Fenian Trials
Court at tSWeetsburg. i

MONTREAL, G. E., Dec 26.-The
Daily Telegraph says there has been a
complete failure of justice in the Fe7
nian trials at Sweetsburg, and one
now recognizes the wisdom of the
trials being transferred to this To-
cality.
SwEETsBURG, Dec. 26.-The Court
met at 10 o'clock. Thomas Smith
was again placed in the dock, the jury
in the first trial having disagreed. The
jury in McDonald's case have not yet
reported.
SwEETsBURG. Dec. 26.-The jury in
McDonald's case disagreed, and was
discharged Smiths case was pro-
ceeded with. Develin addressed the
jury on behalf of the sprisoner, and
the judge charged the Jury, who re-
tired. Mcdonald was again placed at
the bar on the charge of robbery at
No. 115. The jury came into court
with verdict of guilty in Smiths
case, and the Judge passed the sem
tence of death, to be executed on the
10Th of February The same evi-
dence was given in as before in Nc
Donald,s case, and the Jury retired.
James Reardon was put on trial, and,
under the direction of the Judge, re-
turned a verdict of not guilty without
leaving their seats, and Reardon was
discharged. Michael Crowly was then
put on trial.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-27
NEW ORLEANS.
Lease OF Telegraph Line By the o. s.
European News Association.

New ORLEANS, Dec. Pa lease,of
the New Orleans and Balize telegraph
line for termaof years has been exc
cuted to the United States and Euro
pean Telegraphic News Association,
and the line will pass into the hands
of the lessees ON the first of January.
This line is of great Importance to the
press and the shipping interest of the
city, as it will enable the Association
to intercept at distance of five to ten
hours sail below the city all the on
ward and outward bound steamers and
other vessels, and also all vessels ar
irving at Balize for orders, &C., thus
placing its managers in possession of
the earliest news from Mexico, Ha-
vana, Texas. &C.. &c. 81g.-E apI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-27
EPORTED MURDER OF E,S-
/ COBEDO BY CANALES
CONFIRMED.
tempt to Swindle a Life Insu-
rance Company by Feigning
Death and Burial.
lble Dispatches from Eng
and, Italy, Rome, France
and Russia.
ROME.

hOhE.
ROME, Dec. 24-P.M.-Relations be-
zen the Italian and Papal Govern
nts continue in critical condition.
rnelly, the Italian Ambassador,
kes little progress in his negotia-
rs with the Pope.
ROME, Dec. 26.-When the French
ops left Rome, the Pope made an
lress, full of hope for the continued
bility of his power-temporal and
ritual. Papal reforms are promised.
ITALY.
florence, Dec. 24-P.M.- The
dget submitted to the Italian
lmbers by the Finance Minister
ws a large deficit in the receipts as
lpared with the expenditures.
ENGLAND.
loNDoN, Dec. 24-P.M.-The trades
ons have agreed to place their
anizations at the disposition of the
orm party in the ensuing political
tests. .6f1a re
% stock or commercial business
be transacted tomorrow.
oNDoN, Dec. 24.-Advices from
lg Kong bring rumors that the
nch expedition against Corea, sent
the purpose of avenging the mur-
of French missionaries and other
ages, has been beaten off from
lghan with severe loss.
he French feet, it is said, return
% Shanghai. ~
oNDoN, Dec. 26.-Sir A. Horseford
gone to Dublin to command a
sion there. Some powder that
destined for the interior counties
been seized. Eight men were, ar,
ID in Dublin on Monday. On one
lem was found Greek FIRE and ma
lis to match.
FRANCE. 999 0c
ARIs, Dec. 24.-It is now stated
the Empress Eugene will not go
8ome.
On. Dix was presented to the EN-
r yesterday by Mr., Bigelow.
Dix, in delivering his creden-
referred to the traditional
[dship of the two nations, and ex-
sed the hope in the name of the
ed States that it may be perpetu-
he Emperor, in responding, said
very friendship to which he al
d constituted sure guarantee
no misunderstanding will sever
friendly relations existing, and
"a continuance of good feeling be-
n the two governments would be
utual advantage to the industry
commerce of both, and that
d likewise continue to insure and
antee popular progress, and the
h of civilization. 9B
he Moniteur of to-day denies that
dispatch of Seward, dated Nov.
and sent to Congress with other
al documents by the President,
ever been presented to the French
.rnment. Itreferred to the with
al of the French troops from
leo. .t8H 8fE
RUSSIA.
PETERSBURG, Dec. 26.-An I'm
ukase announces that the rela-
with Rome are broken off, and
lffairs releating to the Roman
olics in Russia and Poland will,
after, be under the Governments
ton.
e American Schooner General
man, captured by pirates in the
leading to Pekin, after the crew
been tied to the masts, vessel
crew were burned. s-iss.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-27
PITTSBURG.
A Sergeant Shot bya Deserter.

j P1rrsBURa, Dec. 2e. - Sergeant
Dwyer, of the United States navy,
was shot in the wrist and dangerously
wounded, by a soldier named Phelps,
who deserted at Crestline, Ohio, while
being conveyed with other recruits
from Cincinnati, Ohio, to Carlisle,
(Pennsylvania) Barracks, and who
was captured on his arrival here on
the western train. Phelps was under
arrest in Cincinnati on charge OF
stealing 5000 worth of clothing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-27
NEW YORK.

News by Steamer-Fenian
Excitement I'm ireland Continues
! Six Companies OF French I'm Rome
SedgWick Under Arrest and Col.
Brown In C0mmand-Oil Works
Burned =. at Brooklyn - Albany
Board OF Trade-Sailfng OF Steam
eF-ArriVal OF Glasgow Steamer
General Sherman and the New Or
leans Investigating Committee
EscObedO Hung by Canales-Mexi-
can Advices by Havana Steamer
Paper Money at Havana, &C., &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-27

SAN FRANoIsco, Dec. 22.-The
Twelfth District Court, yesterday,
tried the case of the California
State Telegraph Company Us. James
Gamble, in which the plaintiff
asked for a perpetual injunction
against the United States Telegraph
Company, preventing them from trans
mitting telegraphic dispatches between
certain points on the Pacific coast.
Judgment and finding given for the
plaintiff.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 24.-The nett
profits of the Empire Mills Mining
Company during the fiscal year end
ing December first was $101 ,000 The
Ophir Company, in the same period,
disbursed $249,000 for extracting, and
$134, 900 for reducing ore.
A hotel here, called the Central
House, was burned this morning.
Four men persisted in the flames.
Nothing done in wheat; price fue-
tuates from 81 20 to 81 80 per 100
pounds. Mining stocks firm. Legal
tenders 73.
The water has been higher on the
Calveras and Upper Sacramento
Rivers than during the great food of
62. Fourteen inches of rain have
fallen here in the last two months.
The roads, bridges, fences, and grain
fields have suffered severely.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 25.-The
steamer Panama, seven and a half
days from Mazatlan, reports that the
Liberal forces are about to leave Ma
zatlan for Guadalajava in pursuit of
the French, and that the Imperialists
still held San Bias.
Colonel r. A. Wainwright, Of the
United States Ordinance Corps, COM
mitted suicide at the Benecia barracks
last Sunday.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26. = The
steamer Golden Age, from Panama,
arrived safe on Saturday. Among
her passengers were Gen. Crittenden
and Gov. Greggusay
The Ophir Mining Company have
levied an assessment of five dollars
per share. 4 taa5
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-27
FORT LARAMIE.
A Horrible Massacre.

2 FoRT LARAMIE, Dec. 26.-A horrid
massacre occurred on the 2Oth near
Fort Phil. Kearney. Brevet Colonel
Fetterman, Capt. Brown, and Lieut..
Grammond, of the 18th Infantry,
with ninety enlisted men of the I'd
Cavalry and 18th Infantry, were sur
rounded by Indians, and every officer
and man killed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-27

Death Of Mr.. McGreW-COunterf
aeFs Arrested-HOrace Greeley.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26.-Josephus Me-
Grew, the oldest hemp manufacturer
in the city, died yesterday.
United States Marshal. Rogers, ar
rested two counterfeiters on Sunday
night, and captured two sets of dies,
tools, aud considerable amount of
counterfeit money.
Horace Greeley lectures here to-
night. y yy7wgrs a rrsgeg-r 40 r
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Destructive Fire at Havana, Mason
f69 County.

PEORIA, Ills, Dee. PA fire
this morning, at Havana, Mason Coun-
ty, destroyed an entire block. The
principal losers are Langford & Here
baum, clothing; Glover & Hoone-
garst. drugs. Eighteen firms were
burned out Loss 100000. -
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CINCINNATI.
'Oad Accident-FOur Men In.
jured.

ScINNAT1, Dec. 26.-The tempo
trestle work over Elk Greek,
Middletown, on the Cincinnati,
ilton and Dayton Railroad, broke
yesterday morning, carrying
it the engine of the passenger
going south. There were four
on the engine at the time, all oi
4 were injured, two seriously.
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RICHMOND.
Murder Of Jesse Murphy.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 26.-Jesse
Murphy, proprietor of the Jackson
Park, was killed at the Chesterfield
races yesterday by Joseph Kelly. The
parties are well knowns in sporting
circles.
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ESTABLISHED, 1881.
PHILADELPHIA.
A Quick Passage.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.-The ship
David Crockett, 81 days from San
francisco, has arrived. This was one
of the quickest passages ever made.
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PORTLAND.
Arrival Of Steamer.

PORTLAND, Me, Dec. 25.- The
steamship Damascus, from Liverpool,
December 9th, and Londonderry, De-
cember 7th, arrived at 2 o'clock this
evening.
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GKvILLE. N. B. Dec. %, 11P. NJ.
Nova Scotia Lineis down. There
10 no news by Gable tonight.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-The dis
patch which was copied from the
Herald yesterday was. undoubtedly
false. 1t states that Seward's dis
patch of the 22nd ult. was never re-
ceived by the French Government.
The basenesss of such barefaced false
news is apparent when it is stated
that the above dispatch was received,
and Secretary Seward received an an
swer on the 9th of December from
Napoleon, assuring the United States
of the good faith of France, stating
the time when the French troops will
leave Mexico, expressing satisfaction
at the Campbell-Sherman mission,
and proposing the cooperation Of
France and the United States in re-es-
tablishing a republican government in
Mexico--the United States to sus-
tain such government after its re-es-
tablishment.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

A Judicial decision Nett Profts OF
Nevada Mining C0mpany-CentraI
House Burned-Market, Reports
p Stage OF Water In RfVefs-RepOrts
from MexicO-Suicide OF Colonel
WainWright-ArPiVal OF the Golden
Age-PersOnal-Ophir Mining Com.
1 pany. ai lst1
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WASHINGTON.

A False Dispatch Cerrected-GSOOd
Understanding between France and
the U. S.-The City Council for the
Revocation of the City Charter
Reported Conversation of the
President-FOrmal Introduction of
the New French Minister to the
Observation-Disclosures Legislature
VIII Adopt the Amendment-Par.
dOns Issued, &C., &C., &c.