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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-04

MIXING BABIEs.-An Alliance CORES
pondent Ofthe Canton (O.) Repository re-
lates the following Some days ago there
was Il dancing party given for the benefit
of the Fenians on the outskirts of town
and several of the ladies present had little
babies whose noisy peryersity required too
much attention to allow their mas TO en-
4, 10y the chop number of gallant young
men volunteered 10 guard the infantry
while the ladies engaged in the "break
down." No sooner had the mothers left
their cherubs in the hands of the mischiev-
ous wretches, than they stripped the darl-
ings. changed their clothes, giving the APP
parel ofone to another. The dance over,
the mothers each took, as she thought, her
own baby, and hurriedly left the scene nj
gaities and started to their homes several
miles apart, being far on the way before
the ''peep-O'-day." en- the following day
there was a tremendous row in the settle
ment. Mothers discovered hat a single
night had changed the sex of their babies,
and then commenced some of the tallesI
female pedestrianism. Living miles apart
it required two days to unmiX the little
chcrubs.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-04
A Gness at orr Future.
The New York Nmes says:

INC NEW 1OTk ItnleS says.
ut will require the passage of good
number of years, and the experience of adj
ministration and legislation rs controlled
by'a variety of political parties, to enable
Us to Judge of the value of the new con
gressional system Qfgovernment which has
superseded the constitutional system es-
tablished in 1881"
To this the Chicago Times appends, thai
it will require 40 experience at all to know
how n Congressional Government WI
work, in place ola Constitutional. By sim
ply casting our eyes over that Cheerful
country known as Mexico, we shall know
all about it.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-04

TuIlS popular House has recently been re-mOd-
i eled and thoroughly RENTED and renovated,
and Is now opened 70 the public under new aus
pices. 1t Is conveniently located To. the business
portion Of the city, and is near the railroad depot.
No pains Will be spared TO make it the hrst-Class
house of Hamilton. Omnibusses run 10 and from
alltrains. Good stabling ON the premises ja1Tdtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-04

yards AND BILL HEADS
eatlyiprinted at the EMPIRE
isteamIJobIRoOn
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-04

EB-The greatest nutmeg ever known met
with a grater.-SpriRadeld Republic.
That, probably, is a sly hit Oh the Nut
meg State for the late Democratic victory
achieved in Connecticut. We doubt not
that it was rather a crater on Radicalism.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has passed
an act filming any railroad company that
shall exclude a negro from any Of its pas
senger cars, five hundred dollars, and any
agent, conductor or employee on any rail-
road who shall be guilty of the above of
tense, a similar fine and Imprisonment.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-04

superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio
No. $40.
Levi Tihbs, Catharine Tibbs, and Joseph Jones
and Davis Jones, by William Falkner, theil
Guardian,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-04
III TOT ELL,

Corner Third and Basin streets, Hamilton, o.
b. T. CHURCHILL Proprietor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

GAs.LAsissEsf x Sa.SNrasv
A fTokNENs AND COZ NsEloNs Arr,v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov "a man advertised in
the daily papers Monday morning over the
name OF Robert liale IL Co., for workmen
to 70 TO New Orleans. During yesterday
he secured about fifty whom, in considc,a
tion OF the payment Of - each, lie provided
with passes. lie stipulated with the men
tia; they should meet him ~ I O'Clock in
the evening to take their departure. The
men were there but Kob't Hale j Co. was
missing.
Nothing has been heard Of The young men
who dsitted into the lake Sunday evening.
II has been ascer,sined that taeir names
were Joseph Roberts and John Brenckle.
bar tender for George Anderson, 81 and Oh
State st. Brenck,e came here from Rockford.
ILL.,, where he has relatives, and Roberts
WAS recently resident Of Montreal. There
is little room for doubt that their frail craft
went TO pieces in the high wind that pre-
vailed and that they were drowned.
farmer named Michael Laxler in leay-
ing the city last night. was knocked from
his wagon by two men whom he had allow
ed to ride with him and robbed of what he
had on his person Of vslue, including Sal
in money. The highwaymen have not
been apprehended.
The election in this city is progressing
very quietly up 10 this hour, 3 o'clock
The vote is very light
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
WASHINGTON.
From " n u, In yton.

WAsHISOToN, Nov. The War Depart.
ment, in an order issued Ia day. announced
this all appointments Of commissioned off
! GERS, piov ded Tor by nc, II CONGRESS, July
2igh, 1866, having now been filed in accoi-
dauce with It's provisions, Ii higher stand
| aii oi qualification anaiarons To that which
! prevailed before the late war, will in future
he required of all candidates Tor nppoin,
meni OF 2nd Li.utenants AS a general rule
ont-inur;h ol The vacancic. occurring annu-
ally vii be tilitd agrecably To existing laws
aud regulations tom non commissioned of
hccts IN the army. The remainder not
nilei from the graduating classes of the
military ecad MY will be supplied from civil
lite The order gives the regulations To lie
observed In the examination OF candidates
Company commanders arc required Ia report
To- hcir Colonies all such non commissioned
officers Ms in their opinion, bv education,
conduct and services, seem To merit AL
vancement, and who have served not less
than two years in The regular army On
receiving the report OF company comman-
ders the colonel will assemble u board To
makea preliminary examination Into the
claims am qualifications of those non co n
mis'!onen officers who may appear to him
deserving promotion. The colonel will
make II statement of the court and forward
Tue answer oi Joseph II Bradley, Sr, to
the rule hand upon him 10y the Supreme
Cour, IN general term las, week, requiring
him To show cause why his name should
not BE- erased from the roll OF attorneys of
thc court, was handed in to-day by Hon.
kobett J Walker. WHO asked leave to file
II, IN order that Il there should b. any thing
vhlecionalle liz the answer il might be
Withdrawn and amended. H.. l;radle, sub.
stqu NILS Appeared and ntteslei The answer
II Is suppose "a the paper will lie considered
IN chamber when the Court viii determine
what course It Will take in the matter
The answer is To- the effect that the action
OF Judge Fisher III directing Bradley name
t. hc taken from the roll as practitioner
8 the bar, was based on Misrepresentation
OF nil the facts in I'll. case: that the regular
tune i0r the court To- adjourn having passed
by, the language used by the respondent
upon herring the decision Of the Court, did
not tchnica!ly come under the definition
Of contempt; that the letter written TO
Judge Fisher and delivered by respondent
II him, was got "a challenge; that il the
Court was in doubt as 10 the correctness of
these and other statements, an opportunity
is asked 10 produce the evidence to be sub.
mitted TO the Court before rendering de-
clsion.
The receipts from internal revenue to-
day were 81 ,06, 600.
The mutilated national bank notes sent
to the Office oil the Comptroller of currency
for destruction and exchange for ne " notes
should BE- in packages of five dollars, and
should. in all cases, be cancelled before
sending, by cutting out The signatures of
officers. otherw sc the notes will be return.
ed for cancellation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

ST.. lorls. June Is. /,

ST. LorIs. June Is, 1858.
Mn. JoRs II. Bloop. Agent Of Lallsnaads
rheumatism, Gout aud Neuralgia Specific
! hare prescribed the above mentioned Spe-
ci6c, and must cay that have never found
any remedy that carries 50 much certainty
Of quick and salutary cure AZ that has in
all the cases where have used it.
DR G. ". PHILLias.
ST.. Lcuis. March ! 1863.
Ma. LsrscH: - Dear Sir - cbeerinliy
bear testimony to the value aud enicsog
Of your Rheumatic Specific, iis u.s. having
entirely relieved mo from that distressing
malady J.. 4. BExoisT,
Banker, St. Louis.
Sr. LoUis. March 81, 1865.
Alsx. LErrcn, ESQ Like many OF my
profession I have suffered severely With
rhsum.sism. and could get no permanent
relief until tried your Specific. am hap.
py 20 cay that its use 10 few days, restor-
"a me TO health. lsiened
Carr. MAL,s, of Steamer Warsaw.
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''"N ''lI' y ?. =. Y hppfuN n
DHs%, EsssH.s. q ge,t4fNtpy

PHYSICIANS AND StkHEOUS 0eie,
a on THIRD street. one door west 81 i;fefs
soush ,ide. Office hours froai atcl3A. 81. sui
irom 2'to =. n. .,sle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
News
BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

| Nsw YosK, Nov. A New Orleans
special says: A general order from Gen.
Mover rescinds the order Of Saturday
morning. concerning Sheriff Hayes, and
| HAYES is consequently still Sheriff
am positively told that Gen. Grant dis
approves OF Bullets appointment.
General hancock is expected on Wed.
neslaY
\ Washington special says. II is .
talsebced that most aiarming accounts have
reached Gen. Grants headquarters regard
ing tie deficiency OF the negroes in conuec
ton with the elections, and that Gen. Grant
had sent orders all through tho South in
struc.iug the military commanders to keep
TIE peace at all hazards.
The judiciary Committee, both majority
and minority, will have their reports ready
TO submit 10 Congress on Thursday, the
2lst. The majority report will be against
impeachment. aud be signed by some mem
bers who voted may" in Congress on the
9Th Of June last. The minority will be
Boutwell,, Lawrence, Williams and Thomas
As heretofore, both sections Of Congress are
agreed upon one point, that this question
must be Immediately decided, and it will
probably DO the only business for few
days that will remain Of the first session Of
the 40lh Congress.
Hon. j. NJ. Ashley, chief Of the impeach-
ment movement, arrived to-day.
A special says: Numerous communica-
tions have been sent 70 tho executive from
quarters Of the South, stating that armed
organizations Of colored persons are form
ing, and in some instances threatening the
lives Of the whites that negro companies
are drilling near Chain Bridge and other
places in Virginia for the purpose Of sup
porting Congress in tho enforcement Of the
law TO dispose the President during i'm
peschment The matter has been referred
to Gen. Grant. No authority for organizing
such companies has been given BY the War
Department. 1t is understood that the
President has ordered Gen. Grant to take
steps to disbAnd aud suppress them.
raid was made on Sunday night By the
revenue officers OH b large distillery in 45th
street, which was found in full blast q ca
patity Of 1000 gallons, and seized the rec
tifying establishment. Certificates we're
also seized. Both are said to belong TO d.
Blaisdull, President Of the Distiilers Asso-
citation.
BUFFALO, Nov. Gen. Barry, who has
eouimanued this Military District since the
Fenian raid, leaves day for California to
join his regiment
he election is progressing quietly. Tie
weather is rainy, snow and windy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

WEEKLY MAgzxEy REPOR1
orucs Davenport DEnocaAT,t
November 9th, 1857.

Business dnrins The past week has been nod
eraie'y active. The receipts Of grain and pro-
duce h.ve been good. whes. has downward
tendency prices having fallen in New York
ana Chicago. Potatoes are coming 10 plentiful
ly. and command good price, owing TO the de-
maGd for home use. Onions have also sdv auced
slightly since our last weekly review. In oats
and corn there is not much doing. and prices
remain about the same We quote to day
FLouR-Choice family, Wholesale. e. 40; re
tail tl0on. Red winter wheat. wholesale ell.
a.; retail. fl2.o0.
wskAr-sl. 5oGsiee.
bAsLBs-tl COG clio.
OAfs-S5~t4s eenis.-
Rrl-tl.l09l Is.
Cosx-Nev. Asa soc in the ear Old. sS0soc
ONioRs-s5z7oc.
PofAToRs-socG1l 90
BUsrss-3e9ssc. per b.
Esas-'sd2cc.
HAv-Good Timothy slo.oc TO tl9.oo; Pssi.
Pie Is 90 TO $1,000,
CoAt-Soft. delivered, go cents Ger bushei.-
Anthracite. delivered. ei5@eIs per ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

LONDON, Nov. 4. 81 Mate dispatches
received from Florence state iha. the vote
in the towns IN the province OF Rome was
unanimous for Italy
Ii Is nov reported in Florence that the
Emperor Napoleon requires King Victor
Emanuel to expei GaFibaldi II that is done
be, Napoleon, will withdraw.
BRRIl., Nov. A.-Soon.-Count Bis
marck says officia to-day, that the Gov
ernment Of Prussa. is neutral AZ present On
The Roman question.
MAacHRsTER,N Nov. An is rumored thai
all the prisoners who were tried and con.
dened to death before special commission,
will have their sentence committed, ezcsns
three Of the most prominent, WHO were
shown by evidence 10 he The actual murder
tTs Of the policemen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable,

LONDON. Nov. 4.-.tnow seems fha. tho
pI't"'>ri"n I" settle the Roman question by
SUBMISSION Ia the popular vote Of the peo.
nie oi The provinces was no, suggested By
NaPnl.on, out was spontaneou. of the I,al
ian, frussiao and French Governments
rAhis, Nov Tho .uoniseur contains
an Authoritative article sssertin, tina, ON the
IAN OF November VI Mous.ier dispatched
note To the French Charge d'Aif.irs at
Florence, in which hc said the Itali,u "A
vance INTO the Papal territories was viols.
Won oi the law and treiiy Of the Emperor
NAPOLEON. NJ. Monster continues that he
VIII not approve y by word or silence. and
asks an explanation OF Italy.
There are oniy two French regiments in
Rome.
Large bodies of French troops are con.
nnuaily leaving Tou,on for Civitia Vecchia
ihe fapai forces will assume the offensive
Immediately.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

Corrected by H. b. EVANS L CO.
CoTRgO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 4.-The lower House
Of the Legislature passed joint resolution
calling upon the Tennessee Congressmen
to aid in securing the abolition OF the cot
ton tax
John NJ. Killer, mail contractor. has
been arrested charged with the collection u.
fifty thousand dollars on claims bearing tho
forged name al General Schulz. He paye
five thousand dollars bonds for his appear.
snce before the United States Commits
sipuef
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
Foreign New. by Atlantic Cable.

PARIS, Nov. Interchangeable following
intelligence was received here from Rome !:
At6 o'clock in the morning the Papsl
troops, supported by the French forces, al
tackled Garibsldi a, Monte Rondo and de-
feated him. Some say he is prisoner, and
some say lie was killed half an hour after
the attack commenced.
Garioaldi, finding that his reti eat was cut
oil. fought his way 20 the town Of Monte
Kondo, where he was reinforced ty some
Italian troops, but the French cemins To the
assistance of the pon,ifical soldiers. he was
beaten.
The following account comes from ano.h.
er source
Gar;aaldi was attacked and defeated on
Sunday. He retreated and surrendered 70
the ltaliane.
LONDON, Nov. 4-midnight-Riots have
taken place at several points in Paris, but
have been suppressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

The Tailorux Establishment IL In charge nj Mch..,
Leberkuecht an old and experienced enter ana An
isher who has carried ON business in this city for he
past ~ years.
II you want nice Rroadcl0ths, Cashmere. F1an-
ees, Tweeds Yarn. Blankets. or any Kin Of WOODEN
Goods honestly made. and 1t low prices, call e tHe
BOOK ISLAND WOODEN NIlla
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
A. MlE.l.aihs,

nARPENTEH AND BUILDER. slor ~
~ Commeroisi Alley, opposite Post oG4oc. pa-
venonrt. To-
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 4.-The leading
delegates differ widely respecting the man
agemcnt Of the convention. One party ia
vors simply striking out the word white"
from the present constitution. The MAORI.
~ urge extreme measures. The new con.
sutution is all cut and dried II incorpor.
rates the disfranchisemcns clause of the
Howard amendment. Il provides exten
sively a 81 stem Of State Aid to private en-.
tcrprises. and virtually throws oil taxes OH
the whites.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

MILWAUKEE, Market.
Bv Telegraph. Nov z
FIour-Dull; city Xxx. s7s@lo. 90.
wheat-Dull, dropping. l s61<fcr No. 1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05


Ca,cAeo. November 2.
The past week has Witnessed tue commerce
ment Of packing bv some Of orr largest house,.
but the interruptions have been 90 numsrous in
CONSEQUENCE o. the varistion In the Temperature
that the business is o. vet far from general
The Hces arriving are, fortunately, Of 20 iight
= vrsas tb., much of the danger Of dana ged
cure viii. probably. be sversed. while they are
mos. available for our packers. many of whom
have snld Cumberlands and Short Middles
largely ahead The old cure Of American Meat.
is almost entirely exhausted. and early stuff
may , ct be in active demand, a. Under the mos.
proui,jous circumstances month or six weeks
mus, .lsnse before any can be ready for smok
ing. The high prices current for English Meats
in New Yorl And fox other Meats in our home
markets induce some OF our packers TO attempt
ice curi.g. hr, n only one of the houses was
pron.rIv nranared. and prosecuted TIE work Al
all VIGOROUSLY the quantity now IN salt capno.
he ercs,sive A fe., cold days at the beginning
of the week led SONS 81 our packers to com
mence the season bat, as the weather has
again turned warm. the thermometer ranging
from tfty 10 sixty degrees, business will have
10 Ia. an .,ended ,irc surprise has been ex-
pressed m our heavy receipts Of Hogs, and
many a.se,, tina. the farmers are hurryinr in
tbeir stock and tha, our season will be over by
the al NJ Januarv II seems probable, how.
ever ina, IT il bai the steady dow which has ex
listed ali tirough the past summer and autumn.
which may be expected 10 continue all through
the coming year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

caAs u. iuTNAn. i'Nt = t.has
paTSAz9 a sitStsE.Rer,
A TT3kNEN \ AID COusSELUAAA TLAN.
n Office in Davcnppr's FLOCK. 70 Haar + II
An9s =. .kss JorH y, pAG
LANE .ss rs.E
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5-About rs barrels
Of liquor from the establishments 81 Ed.
wards, Crosby & Co, and Bennett Peters
/ Co, Chicago, were Sc zed here yesterday
At the steamboat landing. Tho liquors
were sold far below the government tax.
kESosuA. Nov. 5.-ras freight depo. and
engine house Of the Chicago L Milwaukee
Railroad were burned, together with fifty
cords Of wood, yesterday afternoon. The
fire caught from a spark from an eng ne
The damages are estimated at from $50 OC0
to $4,000.
The election is progressing and the indi
cations are favorable to a full vote.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

new York Market.
BY Telegraph. November s.
Cotton-Dull: 1912.
Flour lesS5c better; se5Srf0 50 for ex 70 state
s.7s113.eo for X II. O.; e,oeed 6riner.
Wheat-Steadier: 2l3 for No. epring: 2.3s fos
No. do. 9.s5di2 81 for No. do.
Corn Unclaimed I 81 2 for mixed western.
0ste-1gi2c. lower 70 for western.
Pork-Neiy dull and heavy: 20. s55 f0.s7 for meea
Lasd-Duil
Observation-Disclosures.
New York Money NQarlxoe.
By Telegraph November s.
StOcko-Dull.
Hcnde.Ceepeoo o. - i.o - q "a l.ee 10 :
AB -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
Notice In BankruDtcV.

PMS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT OK Tur
4 sssh day OF October. A. ID. 1857 a wsrran, ~
Bankruptcy was Issued against the estate of "A !.
No:es, VI Davenport in the County OF Scot, and stat,
u Iowa, who has been adjadced bankrupt. on hi.
cwn pcuuon. That the payme.t OF any debts and
70 him or for bis and the transfer of suy
By AIN, ere forbidden b, law. That meeting ot The
oeecscs q The said bankrupt 10 prove their debts
held q coert Of Bankruptcy TO be hole en- q, Nn
7. West 6ecvrd street. IN the city Of Daverno,, ~
eose y. =. Price. Regster, on the ssth d AZ ~ Nov
a $3.50 q. W. CLARK
OcSO oOaW$t-tuce Us. Marshal, Dl.t Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
ILLINOIS

CAIRO, Nov. eleven houses on Levee
street were burned yesterday afternoon
Loss $54 900, insured for $4,000.
Daniel Fitzgerald, fireman, was badly
injured by falling into the cellar Of burn
ing building.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
STEAM
To and from the cid country,
Shortest Sea Passage.

Thefavorite fret Class Clyde bnilt Iron steamers Of
THE ANCHOR LINE
OF transatlantic team packet shipe
sinema0, Caledonia, Cam brlas
ktraaamntns ColmsWlSin, India.
. Fan fegniaryto and from New York. RATES OF
rES>AaE ne low ae by any other flrst class line.
ihese me ocean steamers fitted up In every res
pect Ia insure the safety comfort and conycpcncc of
Line grant through tckcte TO and nom All the etsfions
on me Irish and Engish Railways and the principal
ucs IN the nted Staee and also paaeenpere
=. very moderate rates 20 and from France GERMANY
o. As this Company does not employ runners those
Vii passage tckets certificates Of passage 10
.oa neif iriends, any further informasion viii
oa' Tue states OF at the head once in New York to
rv FRANCIS MACDONALD D CO.,
Ne~ A"e, JAN. ac6s. Doutng 0.eon,
.A..s J. y. IvANB, zGgnk
sy DoVoapog(. lowe,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALxiGn. Nov. 5-The county nomiua-
tons BY the republicans on Saturday for
the constitutional convention were Jas. c,
Harris, negro. j. P. Andrews, Rev. Stokes
Franklin and Benton S. D. Williams.
whites
Gen. Worth has appointed the 2sth a. a
day Of thanksgiving.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
CANADA.

MONTREAL, Nov 4-The wholesale ware
house of Retord II Dillon, on Sacramento
street, was partially destroyed by fire this
a. IN. Loss estimated at 10000
There was severe thunder storm here to-
day ut noon. lightning struck the French
cathedral dee,royiag portion of the tower.
No one injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

hoaacSASs ftlas Anr OrSfHESr.-Eryspclas.--
Thee deservedly popular medicines have met with
esscnishnx rnceesr In the cure Of eryspela. King
svn. ring Worm. scussy, seroinlous erup,ious, and
sII innammssory disessce of the shin. other prep
Geuoes may afford temporary relief. hut the com
bised setOu Of thses les will by their deter
gent and purifying properties effect radical cure In
We olood and eystem. Sold by all DrnEgikts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-Capt. Dan. Able q
room a. the Southern Hotel was robbed on
saturday night last Of costly gold watch
and chain. and notes &c, representing
about ten thousand dollars. No clue TO the
fobher.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, Nov. 5.-Lates returns in.
crease the convention majority. The vote
will probably reach 10000. White vote
about 10000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
LOUISIANA.

Nsw ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-There were sew
EN- in,crments Of yellow fever Yesterday,
and ! | the day before.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
Davenport rivsr Market.
GsaesDl,eslelES.

Johnston's choice xxx family, wholesale. . 80
=. retail . 1000
:" =. Red Winter wheat. wholesale 4 =. =.