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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07
$500 Lost,

NOVEMBER 5TH, ON TIE ALIENS GROVE
N road. between Duck Creek aud the Scott House,
rel uf bilis done up ia brown paper the ends urn
IL twisted The finder will b. liboraiy rewarded
hy eaAn the snIne At The Dem0crat oitiee. moo dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

NOR A NEW MASONIC HISTORY APPROVED
j bs leading Ms-ons throughout The country.
Agents will nnd no competition, AZ no similar
sSork has ever been isued from the American press
GEO. r. FESsENDEN, Publisher.
uoy2diw ia Main s., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

CoME At LAsr.-Those BRILLIANT self
but once during the entire winter. Con
sumes but one coal hod Of Goa! during
twenty four hours. most wonderful
heater Economical AMI beautiful. Also a
good supply of the we'll known EUREKA
Cook Stove on hand, 70 which the first pre-
MUM WAS awarded at the Scott County
Fair Call ~ once, as they are going of
rapidly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07
CIT TY 1T + M =.

RoYAL BAgiSo POWDER il sold by all
grocsrs in this city everybody should Try
it-bccause it is the cheapest and best ever
offered tie public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

Hoxr AaAIS.-Ad. Kuhnsn returned
ho,s this morning from bis European tour,
l,okioe hale and hearty. He enjoyed the
trip 6uely. and is now ready to attend TO
business with renewed freshness and vigcs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

DRowSED-Joseph East, resident OF
lie Claire, was drowned in: the Mississippi,
near Coriova, last Friday, while on hunt
ing expedition. lie was in skiti with
another person, and by some nsmanage-
men, the skiG overturned, letting him into
the water. lie attempted to reach the
shore by swimming, but it is supposed he
WAS taken with the cramp and immediate
ly sunk. His body was recovered on Mon
day, near the place OF the accident.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07
Powder.

a rtLi ASSORTMENT OF DUPONT q 90. >
n Celebrated DarS. DIAMOND. Grain nn1 blH.tlng
Powder viii be kept en- hand Al our Magazine at ell
times which vc caa supply T. The trade nj Chicago
prc.- reSAlR & JOHpAN,
anylskvJu Aksuf- tor Dupont x Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

Usa LAilemand' Specific for Rhsumsnsm'
Gous and Neuralgia. II s6scsual'y destroys
sil poison in the bleed. and performs fad>
cal cnrs Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Chas. B. Bennett
aud Col. John W. Bennett were examined
few days since and duly admitted to prac-
,ice in courts OF law. These young men
arc the sons Of our distinguished fellow cit
izcn, the Hon. A. II. Bennett. and, together
with Henry, make up list Of three lawyers
in that family. May they oil become brigh,
and shining lights in the profession 40 il
their father before them-and as WAS theiI
grandfather, also.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07
NYanfcL. .
For sale.

GOOD STOUT HONEST BoY TO DELIVER
u the DyuoosAr IN the lower part OF Town. Apply
st th. orice al o dock L. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

BAs. BALL IN rHs FAnILv.-An exchange
tells Of man who became % infatuated
with the game Of base ball that be insists
on running the ''homs" machine On the
base ball system: "His children, being
quite numerous, arc divided Of into 'ninss.'
Al the table they are assigned their respec-
tive positions, aod the servant ordered 10
take the first base HE wife, whose word
none dare dispute, Is styled the umpire, :
and himself the 'batsman,' his duty being
10 flox the children. When the youngest
child cries he designates this foul bawl.
and orders the servant to stop it. A few
days sinos this gentleman returned home
aud found dinner mot ready and the servant
leisurely reading Ten cent novel. where
upon he instantly ordered her to put q
short stop 70 such procssdiags. Here the
.Umpirs' put 10, and the result was fns'
in the family, and practical illustration o1
the fact that bass ball ID . game thsl doa't
vesk veil In he family circle"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

IN. DIXON, ESQ.,, we'll known as tho
gifted local editor Of the Des Aoines Reg
is.er until within year or two. whom com
PEELED to retire on account Of threatened
blindness, 10. We ere sorry 70 say, getting
worse. His only remaining eye is in .
very bad condition, and fears are enter.
tanned that be will become totally blind.
Such misfortune would be crushing in.
deed. We sincerely hspe that the present
unfavorable symptoms will yet dissipats
and that ultimately he may be restored te
the blessings Of Wis ion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07
81. CBuARsu.ES HOTEL.
Corner Third a nd Harrison Sts.

DAVENPORT. IOWA.
MUS NEW AND WEfLFtRSISHED HOUSB
l. now open 10 the public. charges reasonable.
dinner hours from u NJ 70 i. NJ.
ay4.-aiv Nj. REILLY. Pretr'e'o-
AGENTS WANTED f2a. SO. siD STAR
n SHIT TILE SEWING MACHINE. Patented
Asr.hlg i.8s. Ii nae. twp thrcadr an make the
geuuiae ,ciS SIT n alike % b,th sides. All other
low priced machines IN Ike chain stitch Great fn-
dlcenicn,s . rer.d S.Rd far Circ4lar- and samples
81 4ewn.. Etch AGA; giving cory of letters psent
Z. q. LATuBUP y co. IS AMI b Rcyn9ldA BLOCK,
Chicago oct2 5-d3m
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Wanted.

S,ALEsHES TO TRAVEL AND SELL GOODS
- by-anpie - ,od wages and steady employ ment.
Address, with stamp, HAMILTON, PERKY * CO
,l.yeand ohio octig d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07
Boarding and Day school

NOR YOUNG LADIES AsD MISSES. Apply a,
l. School Room lately occupied bg Miss Gilli', sar-
gent Place. or ai residence, North Sargent Row.
Instruction ia Music. MRS. >. K. HEARD.
tnny35-dGn MISS Y. T. HEARD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

A NAUGHTY GIRL-Miss Maronetta Frey
gang, young woman nineteen years Of
age, Of very prspossessing appearance, in
dispute with her father, struck him in the
face. The old gentleman did not relish
such treatment any more than he did the
conduct Of his daughter, for which he was
reproving her At the time she committed
the assault. He therefore had her arrested
and taken before Justice Blood, 70 answes
. charge Of assault. She was found guilty
and fined $500 and costs. A gallant ad
mirer came to The rescue, paid the fine, and
took the slapping beauty away. The mex
fellow slapped will probably be the gallan
adnirer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

PrrrY TurEviSa.-Some individual who
10 undoubtedly mean enough TO "steal the
eoppers of . dead niggsr's eyes," crawled
into the stone school house at 0ilberttown,
the other night, by way OF the coal-house.
aud stole clock worth about ten dollars,
besides some s,hool books. That kind Of
stealing 10 about as contemplate as any
thing can possibly be. II is the essence Of
meanness pure aud unadulteSed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07
.lOllN ACkl.EY.

ATTORNEY AT LAW oalee with John l.. Swlta
n a Co., MEX oils Block, Davenport. Iowa. ioe3'
A8gNrs-wan,ed-'.New Map Wonder" 10 selling ng
n y,orlousiy Try it. MEN FENlAN MAJ OF
IRELA Nd" ani oihar charts ready. Samples
returned nj our expense IL not rati-iactory. GOOD
hPEED 4 90. 1ls Lake It,, Chicago. oci2s dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07
Agents Wanted

A VERY FINE HOSPITAL TENT. In
~ ouire nj SLLBl / VAN TUiL'3
- IA, Auction Store.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07
GaTE NOTICES.

A HOUSE and four lots on An street, 81 :
800. Ten acres back Of East Davenport.
tl,-oo. Houses 10 rent and 400 for sale.
ELDRfuoE 4 BRo.,
Land and Insurance Agents, 40 Brady St.
BeArrY KEEDs pRorEcrioS-The La
dies prefer the delicate HcsperiAn Bs!m--it
inparts such delightful beauty TO the COM
rlexion, prevents and cures sunburn, free :
les, tan, &C., and makes the skin charming
" fair and smooth. lIssperisn Balm IL
superior t. lilly whites, toilet powders. &c.
Price only fifty ceai. a. Harrisoas- e 20.
DAyssroA9 LKATnEa DEroT.-it tne new
etor, of Stackrath & Co., Jl Brady 1t, can
be found the lsrge.s and most complete stock
of French and American calf skins, kips ard
morocco, harness, soic, and upper feathers,
shoemak or = tools, findings, aud materials per-
tanning to the trade, wes, Of Chicago. They
manufacture their own American calf skins
aud oak-tauned harness leather, and procure
ell other kinds from first hdads.
J.T. TrYgLH, Gardener AMI Florist, cor
4th and Main SIS, frui. s,d ornamental
seos. mYzo-ly y
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Nj 7 L i / m Z r Y
MRS. M. /. CCRD,


Sill coatsnucsl busins,ss sf No. So
E-ra.sy .st-eeE.
Aud Kindly so'ici;s the Ladies patronage. We Of
fer entire STOCK of reols At small profit for 90
days. foN mh.r = ISL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

GREAT BARGAlss.-lf you want great
bargains in Ready Made Clothing, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, etc., go
to the store Of II. Liveright. No. 10, Le-
Claire Row. He is selling out regardless
ness Now is your chsnce TO secure .
handsome suit at low figures.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07
ro.pav's Advertisements.
Ayct,fs Wanted.

Agents Wanted.
v,np or-p xrv WORK JUST OUT. TAEBEsr
Il A. .,iny no,Lseysr offered to the public. Agense
are makin srye sa aries nvassing Tor these works
Largest commissions and sx1fs rTTrn r, cnercs
pov,.ds,Svs, 20 Washington St. CHICAGO.
Masonic.
STATED coMNrNiCATIoN Of rRATERNAL
= Lodge, U. o.. A r. 3 A. A.. this Thursday eve
a'ns st 7 O'Clock. Full a'eIasr Jas. +. LANE, WV
Attest: Jso. n. Lynn, seey. eey.---
ExCI.CsayElY COMMISSION.
E. 0. CRITTENToN,
com MISSION MERCHANT.
lte south Water street.
RY-Trra rccs porLTRY, GAME. PoTAroRs.
AprLEs. and ali kinds OF FRUIT and PkoDUCB,
DRESSED HOGS,
will receive prompt ani careful attention. Proceed:
remitted ~ soon as csn-iGnnents AK oseu' ih al
Marx CONSIGNMENT. plainly and advise me BY mail
Z CRIrrESToN, Ia sou'h "ater 81.
GREAT H.5KG.ix.>'S !! !!
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL otr HIS
entire stock Of
Ready Made
|CLOTH I n G. (!
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Trunks and Vallses,
REGARDLESS OF COST.
Being determined to close out pusiness For ex.
animation and great indacsmens' call on
n. LlvERICHT,
No. 10 Le Claire Row.
.ov-.dam DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07
Eaessaevai.

Eactia9V
KOClE. ErsE EEf:RlEaR.
,IIs REMOVED his HAT, CAP AND IU3 EA
~ PORIUM 10
NJ. 40 Wet second street,
between Harrison and Ripley sts where he will keeY
larger ami more complete stock OF the latest styles
ami ancst onalltlta oi Ladies' aud Misses Gents ard
Nays Hats, Caps aud Fur n prices that defy conps
zion tmniasr Sign of big Cap
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

JonS CONNER, q pugil:s,ic youth, Of only
thirteen summers, was arraignsa before
Justice Blood yesterday, on a charge OF as
sault and battery. He was found guilty and
fined $500 and cos,e Having no change
Just then, he was CONDUCTED to Jail 10 boa'd
out the amount.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

SuDDKn DEArn.-From the Rock Island
Caion We lesro that yesterday forenoon .
woman named Corbett, who Vas at work
at the Farmers Hotel in that city, was To-
She hal only few hours previous com
menced work in apparent good health. She
leaves five children in destitute crcumstau
| ccs. A sad case indeed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07
THIRTEENTH YEAR.

UASSiBAL 4 Sr. 10. II. II. We had the
pleasure Of . cell this morning from G. w.
Boardman, Esq, who is the wide-axake
passenger agent for the above named popu-
lar line. lie informs us that she road 10
nov in perfect order and is equal to asy In
the country. We remember this road - II
was several years ago. Itwaslike Jordan
. bard road to travel. Rough! Thunder. .
man had no need 10 take seat. he couldn't
keep il if he did. But some three Of fess
years since the road very fortunately esns
under the Supsrin.endsncs of c. W. Mead
ESQ.,, formerly . Division Superintendent o
the G., B. 4 q. Road, since which time the
former II. 4 81. 10. road has been put ~
first class order. The hills and knobs ovel
which the track formerly crawled have beer
graded down-the iron re-rolled and placed
upon new aud substantial ties-in short
under the superior Management Of Mr. Mead
who Is confcssedly one Of the best railroad
men in the country, it has become
perfect road in all respects, ana
in every way worthy Of th'
patronage of the public. Sixty miles cas-
of St. Jo., at Cameron, the road branches of
to Kansas City, making that point in ter
hours from Quincy-same time Is to st. 10
A new iron bridge 10 being thrown acrosl
the Mississippi at Quincy. At at expense o
million and quarter. which will be com
pleted next summer. Magnificent twelv
truck ladies' cars, built at IN expense o
&ls, 900 each, are being pat upon the line
These are second 70 none. The inside worl
is splendid beyond description. The pane
work is Of plated silver. and the ceilings sr
done in beautiful landscape painting, repre-
seuting prairie scenes. Our old friend 7
b. Groat, general ticket agent At Hannibal
still remains at his post, and enjoys th
same enviabie popularity q Of yore. Sus
cess 20 the Hannibal and St. 10. Road.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

kiRKwooD NicroRIoUs. - The following
dispatch shows that Kirk wood has been
winning fresh laurels among the Kentuck-
ians:
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 6.
Editor DENocRAr: -Kirkwood wins the
Woodlawn trot against a field OF sig. Best
time 2S2. Ii. $. COMPTON.
Good horse. and getting better every day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

PARADISE Losr.-Ths last chance 20 see
the Niltonian Tablcaux of Paradise Lost 10
offered this evening. These paintings are
really splendid and well worth visit. II
you have not seen them. so tonight. You
will be highly pleased.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

DOR OUR NEW WORK JUST OUT TAR BEST
are malin sal aries nvassng for these wosks
Largest eommisrlon- and extra indacelnenis clercS
aaSy... J. POTTER FITCH.
nox,.aws~s, 20 Washington St, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

To-NoHsow NIGHT THE Daughter Of the
Regiment" will be presented at Metropoli-
tan Hall by Lo,si's Opera Troupe Have
you reserved seats! II not, 60 10 Luss L
Griggs aod DO 80.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

| same enviabie popularity q OF yofe. sue
cess TO the Hannibal and St. 10. Road.
Police CouHr.-Evan Price and Thes.
Preston were both arrested BY oflsss Site
ger, for drunksness. They pleaded guilty,
and wore fined-Price. $500 and costs. and
Preston $500 and costs.
John Bailey and Peter Gesmend, two re-
cruts for Uncle Sans service, won't into
Smsll6eld's salesn, last evening, TO enjoy .
same Of cards. Watching their chances,
whom nobody was looking, they made .
grab for the cash in the money drawer, and
succeeded in pocketing few dollars worth
Of change and On account book Of some
| value. Constable Carsteus arrested them
this morning, and Justice Dittos held them
| in bonds in the sum Of $500 each. for their
| appearance at the next term Of the District
Court, TO answer the charge Of larceny in
the night time.
| Dis1RIcr CorRr.-ln the equity case ol
Chambers vs. Ingham. the jury returned .
verdict for the full amount claimed, ,7l2.
80. Motion filed to set aside The verdict.
Divorce case of Gllruth va. Gilruth, dis
missed on motion Of plaintiff.
Mccormick VI. Langer-ac,ion to sci
aside title 30 real estate. Prayer granted
and title set aside.
Obe.ndorfcr va. Lorrillard Insurance
Company. Tried by court, who intimated
tha. he would find for the plaintiff in cas-,
he amended his petition otherwise for de
fendant. Plaintiff takes the matter undeI
adviseu.ent.
Reed 70. Darlington Injunction to re
strain sale under trust deed-pending.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-07

BEHIND Tisg.-The train from the EAST,
due here at seven o'clock this morning. did
not arrive until ten o'clock. The detention
was caused by the running of the track OF
. freight train east Of Bureau Junction.
The passenger train had to wait until mat.
ters were righted before il could proceed
hence the delay.
BIG OFr.a.-Ou. Rock Island ncighbori
ecsm anxious to hear the great Chariet
Dickens. The Young Mems Library As
sociasion of that place has offered him $500
for one night. Il is expected that his agent
will answer favorably. Five hundred dol
lars for an hour and halfs work is mo-
bad to take.
Evening star., 1867-05-01
4 NEW PROGRAMME

New oTk letter writer announces tha.
The more prominent me mbers of the Democrat
party, who have been IN consultation in tha
city, have agreed upon a new platform on
winch their campaign for the next Pre- sidency
VIII be conducted. II is simply this. Toignor.
the negro altoge III er, and Dring up internal
1mproveinents" IN his place They will pledge
themselves in favor OF the Niagara Ship Canal.
IN favor OF connecting the Chesapeake Bay
with the OHIO, in IA vor OF reconstructins the
MlssissIppi levees. and of pushing forward 10
completion the three lines OF Pacific railroad.
l. is calculated that on these issues they can
carry the great West, especially if Free Trade
DE- lacked on, while OF their success IN the
middle States they profess to have no doubt
This Is very easily said, but suppose the
negro won't be ignored. The issue of fulI no.
htIeal ana legal equality is now fairly before
the country, and whether the Democrats recog-
nIze IL or not, Will make no difference. They
are like the ostrich which hides It's head in tne e
sand when pursued, thinking itself safe thus.
although its tail feathers are fully exposed.
The question cannot be lodged, and they
should either give in their adherence to eouaI
rights or fight it out with the Republican party
on that line.
Evening star., 1867-05-01
The Indian War.

ST LOUIS, April 30.-An Omaha dispatch
says the report teegraphpd from Iaayen worth
to The New York Herald, on April 2Ist, tnat
General Augur was about a mile west of Fort
Phi. Kearney with six thousand troops and
that eleven Thousand Indians were eneamped
between Forts Kearney and smith wait,ng for
the grass, 10 commence nostiiitIes and (}ene-
raj HBncocks expedition being in distress, is
pronounced an unmitigated hoax, at General
Augur's headq uarters. Fort Laramie dis
patch of the 20th says the Indians bad sur.
rendered Horse Shoe station, and that fign ting
was now gong on. A telegraph supply train
west at Fort Laramie and all the storir drivan
OH, and all the provisions destroyed Nomorp
work can be cone on the telegraph line with
out an escort.
Evening star., 1867-05-01
IHE JAPANESE COMMISSIONERS AT THE
STATE DEPARTMENT


"A nail past twelve O'Clock to-day the ia
papese Commissioners who arrived in tbs
CITY several days ago Were received az the
S'ate department and their letters of credenee
handed TO Secretary Seward. The ChiefCom.
missioner, Ono To-mogara, accompanied by
hsSka Judyn, Second Commissioner, ana
suite. consisting 1.-TWO Lieutenants, two Seq
retarles, and one Interpreter, with two ser.
wants, arrived al the Department with Mr.
n D Chiffon, and proceeded from the car
IlSges TO tie reception room where thew wera
received by the Secretary and introduced bv
Mr.. r. s. Chiffon.
Ai'er an interview of fifteen or twenty min.
u'es win the Secretary, they were escorted
'hroUgh the building by Mr. Chiffon. and
shown the various objects OF interest, among
WniCn were the presents brought oy the Ia
ranese en- ssadors who visited this country
in io5e. and the treaty between our Govern.
ment and Japan. At two O'Clock thew left
me department, and returned 10 their hotel on
street
Inc credentials will be presented 10 the
President to- morrow, and q time fixed for their
reception by the Executive.
The Chief Commissioner. one Of the Iien
1enanis, and the two servants We're dressed In
'heir native costume, the others were attired
IN 'lhzen 5 dress, which they have adop ed
since their arrival in this country
Little Tommy. who was here with The 6rst
ambassadors, and who is now attached to The
Diplomatic Bureau in Japan was very any
lCuS 10 Nlslt America with these Commission
eI>- oui ms services We're needed az home
Evening star., 1867-05-01
GOVERNMENT sECURITIEs.
WASHINGTON, May 1, 1857.
Jay Cooke 90 furnish the folio wing quo
tafions of Governmaut sacurttSaa.

The ELECTION IN BALTIMORE To- DAY-An
election is being held in Baltimore to-day for
a Judge OF the new City Cosrt and Clerk Of
the same. a tribunal inaugurated by the late
General Assembly. The tenure OF both ps-
siuons Will depend upon the new Constitution
which is to be framed The nav of the Judge
Is liked at S3,500 and that of the Clerk 81, 3,O0l
with fees, which, in the aggregate, have ire
quently been more tOan the salary. There are
three candidates in the field the Democratic
Conservatives have dominated It. Parkiu Scot
for J udge, and Andrew j. George for Clerk;
the Conservative Unionists, Reverdy John.
son, Jr., for Judge. ana Joshua NJ Lynch for
Clerk; and the Republican party, John n
keBly for Judge, and Bsltus 1 Kennard for
clerk. All bar-rooms and restaurants are TO
be closed, and the the police have received
special order 10 take down the names of psr
ties keeping open, as well as those who NAV
enter the same
Evening star., 1867-05-01
The Wilmington Murder-Buruin. of nm
Extensive Paper Mill

WILMINGTON, DEL April 30-The coroner's
yerdIct ON body of J. Pussey Smith, killed
yesterday,was that the deceased came 10 death
1rpm wound inflicted by Joseph w. Pratt
The extensive paper works of ,fpssup AZ
Me ore. at Rockland, on the Brandywine, four
miles from this city, was totally burned YES.
rag picking room, ana spread rapidly and
wac uncontrollable The loss is $500 jO.
insured for Sll5,0UO. The mills supplied ali
.ne journals IN this city with paper. and the
New York Independent, the New York Ledger
and others "
Evening star., 1867-05-01
Affairs'in Gesrsetswu.

MHRoHANTs' ExoHANeE-Ths offerings and
sales this morning were light, 1000 bushels red
wheat at % 10 and 4, 200 bushels yellow corn at
81 - per bushel. kfA
Tbs Fish WHAEF.-The receipts this morn :
ing to about 1900 herring, which sold at 8 10 per
Loo. and not over 100 shad, which retailed at
IL cents each.
s The CAEAL.-rhe rock thrown inthe Canal
at Sandy Hook by blast on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. has been removed and the coal
feet is arriving. The arrivals To-Day were
twenty boats, all with coal. consigned as fol.
lows To The Central Co, 659. 5 tons, Ameri.
can Co.. 1.Cts6-l2 tons; Borden Co, 227.t. tons
Hampshire & Baltimore Co, 22l.s tons. De.
par.ed-Tsn boats light. y
PORT OF GRoRGETowN.-Entered
Emma Virginia, Dennis, master, fr I'm Sails.
buy. Cieared-Sehooner BENJAMIN S,oakley
H3llman master, for Salisbury.