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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

TEE editor of the Quincy Wig vas pre-
scented on Monday With peck Of new pots.
toes-the first of the season.
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CHorcE seed potatoes for sale by J. Z
JOHNSTON 4 Co. q
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WeppA13 s. - A
.Nunu9n1p ennnssA.
- 80 nrs1ea nn~uuAss oeses sasds~
1oooeAs wssbsra.
ono-soos bsaaE - sssivs q u3Soa ~ y se'ss
NJ q = ~ SO - ssess.
osn-yaosA
Pus-sa 70 ea.A; ssaoaa 70 for Oh.
LArszaptons,<- 80. g.ss
wAshy-nss ssotsa @ -
LATER.
rour-nssbsr more sstivs, bat vithost tssaas<
shs.e~ sloDu - ~ sapsv stass and wssssrs; sii =
sools ~ shipytsg brspds sxsra u o; sls ieos v
snsks SIS 1870 So
whisky-Qsiet snd discharged.
whsst-Mors steady. bat prices without dscids'
change u = ~ No hiiwsasss = eos - osh
forBs = % ~
ny.-aui., and Sra; xssssrs u ss0i ~ retail lot
NG.
cosa-soae bsssss, q ss,<ol 50 fr nisst vss'
western ~ depot.
osss-shsde nrnsr; TaaIs for western; choice d .
osi.
coHss-Hio Ne lower; eshev kinds heavy.
.taew- q sstssss Cubs ltoltk nsvnns Apas>k
ns,sssss-ontss teoAs ~ oasss % sOv nsresAosss
|. Wssf mSsssss asalsd sssass Ako<zk - Asnss
~ sssx~os< 81 psnsts Hesa for osis's.ss 49,
Sbr fsamL ~. ~
Mo- Posk-DuIi and lover; "a sss<o13 % fss No
nsss e,ssiss u "a 70 e.sA; t22osah fs oA sss< ~
fsafp Il epr prime: tl1 YsoIS 81 for prtns nssa
1ssf-ss<sAy. ass
s.eos-ouies, bat Ices arm ios4eros< sOr cs.bss
land eue llzeliss fOs short rlbsd, ilk for LosAo'
sisas; III foe bellies.
Cut hsas-sse.d,; s,Sss,< for Shoulders isois1<
for hams.
Lars-usls higher is,Sels,<; the issssr fos sAose'
kettle rendersd.
Batter qSett. fyt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

Ws zee BY our dispatches that the shocl
Of n earthquake was felt southvsss Of NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

To-xoRRow is the anniversary of the es
tablishment of Odd Fellowship In this eoun>
try. AT the last session of the Grand Lodge
of the United States, 6 resolution vas adopt
ed, requesting the Grand Sire Of the Order
70 designate day of thanksgiving and praise
70 Almighty God, for the preservation and
unity ofthe Order during the terrible years
Of war. The Grand Sire has Issued such q
proclamation, and appointed the 2eth inst.
as the day-the anniversary ofthe Order. /.
will be general holiday for the members OF
the society. The three lodges and the En-.
campment Of our city, will 20 70 Canton.
Mo-, and participate there With members Of
the Order from Hannibal, Quincy and other
places, ina proper observance Of the day.
The packet has been secured To convey the IN
to Canton, and will leave here al O'Clock q.
m, precisely. The packet coming up that
day will remain at Canton until IL 90 clock, p.
m, thus giving the Keokukians ample time
10 enjoy oil the exercises Of the day, besides
allowing them q comfortable ride upon the
finest boats on the Western waters. From
the extensive preparations that have been
made in Canton, it is safe 70 say that the
members Of the Order going from this city
viii be more than repaid for their visit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

Too win End at d. K. Hsrt's new assors>
ment Of fine boots and shoes, - cheap ~
ever. f3e Main street. sn3
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ENTERPRISE Insurance. CoxrAsY.-Ths
statement of this reliable company appear,
in our columns this morning, and to it would
we call the attention Of those who are con.
templatins insuring their property. 1t has .
cash capital of one million dollars, and .,
the laws of the State of Ohio makes each
stockholder liable for double the amount
OF his stock, it gives this company . secured
capital of two million dollars, making il the
largest company in the West. Mr.. r. b.
Foote, Cashier of the First National Bank, j,
the gentlemsnly agent in this city, Who viii
be pleased to give you any further informs
hon than is contained in the statement, ant
to make you out policy.
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Chicago narzss.
D. 4ssssrsph.l CuIoAee, April ~
viour-DuIt holders Of ios I'D asdiun ez>Ass mote
saxiSss v vosk them on lish sfa1ss a. spssiaiiy
fs.h srvssa - plenty and held nsvly. bat ds.sad
light Ard GOD Portion Of sslss were ssansA TO kesa
nakets ,siss Of white winter extra ct ssol red Via
sss extra sis 80; spring s.ra sls ss0its
whns--opsssd srs, With fan order ds.aAd Tor 10
sr,ng but mostly esnassd parties vhe vsst>a fron
one car load TO 1000 bushels and buyers eonp-s@ 70
psy ls2. tkas could be realised for iessd ios
sass - lsoa - for regular u 4so7 30 fDr 80
and receipts. III. eostps priess vsrs y ssos
ss,< for regular. and ~ ase2 +s,< 'or new.
oosn-No opened Nc higher before change 81 ~
declined 70 u o. - which agurs $3.50 - sAssss
~. irregular r.Asns between u esSoi az. q which
hxufs ths lsss ssiss nsds ns5 hshss, 81 ssose
n. se..d II aboat g. higher. At ssosik-
o. s-No higher. with s.iss VI regular 81 tsess<-
Rye bull aud satirsly nominal
B.ri.y-Dali and slpo.s nominal, with sslss Of 70
jeet-d 1T IS.
hog product Jet ho. arm and thsrs vss liisis .ors
done 10 lard Cut snqured for 70 ANAL sxtsns
but at insids prio.s aud ossriuu sslss Of hsss
Pork md. late yesterday s,s buyers. fer Nal sill
| so AK 81 10 essh'
butter -choics ds-y - Axss chotee roll 2s-sL
Rsx,-Lossr; i<oitx
Ferssgn nsrksts-
Loubos, April a4-sooa-
Stock marie, fat; Krie share. ISL; III Z. ~ I 4
Bonds as.
oils-Linseed Ezs los; spsrn klsl; whsl. Isl. La
seed Gaia ~ 10.
Fs.rx,osr, April zA-soos.
A-10
Lrvnrool, April 3&-Moos
co,ton-r.nd. downward. upland loIs 0rissns IL
m.rkst pou-nal.
o.e-ss Id
BarIey-Gsd-
Pro,,.sn.-Po,k n. %. B..fIsss- bacon ~. Lard
So I'd,
Chssss-eos.
Pssroisum-is refined do is ID.
PetAshes-ssA
Spirits Turpsnrns-Ss Cd.
Rosin-comn mon S.
Llrssroot, April 34-2pa-
ocston-suii heavy and declining mddiias apissds
ie4aH Orleans 1915.
Losbes, April 3s-2 p m
eessr-Msrsst without ano,.bIs ehspss.
Lossos, Asri a-svs.
$50. e1s<; III Ts,< Erie se5s.
Lvnssel, April s4--svs.
Cotton-West: nplapds W. ivt<s oxfeans IVA.
Breadstuns-Li,tls change California vhsss lts a.
Corn <ss 81.
Provisions -Ubehsnssd Lard declined %; ssos.s ~
bos 3D.
prodace-Unehsngsd.
Ctneinnatf Aarxst.
By Telegraph cIsasxss1, April "a
Flour In god demand =, fstl psiess-
wh~ss-ko spring ~ IL
oorn-Mis.d In eaik Ok In sacks n Oh Wits o. %
sacked.
Osts-Ftrmer bat not hisher.
| Bye apd eari-y--Unr hss gee and erm.
whishy-Duil. :.
| Prorisess-ouiss snd unchssssd; holssss Ars-
LATHs.
MARKETS. generally stronger.
vlour-- rrmer; sspsr siela 2e trade brands sis 70
Ole fancy Nezis
sh.si--sessess No 5 sprirg sold n "a faos No
svriss %.
Corn-Ae and excited aase higher eiossns ct p
hr m xsd In buih; 81 os s.cked-
0.ss-Firnsr but not higher.
| Rye and Bar,ry-Unchsnsed.
| Whisky "a 10 boad
Pro.iso,s-frn bat quiet ali articles hsi1 arniy.
| L&ri-lfH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

River Nrws.-Last evening tho river sp-
peared to be slowly declining. Reports from
above inform rs of heavy rise in the Wis
conan and Minnesota streams, which will,
Of course, put the Mississippi up . little
more. The river is now fully q mile and .
quarter wide opposite our city. The ferry
boat now lands on the main shore on the op-
pcsite side; the roads and dykes being com
plstsly submerged.
The Missouri and Illinois rivers are also
very high. The inhabitants of the States Of
Mississippi and Louisiana viii undoubtedly
suffer from the great volume Of water nov
pressing down upon them.
The following ware the arrivals.and depart
urss ysstsrday
Arrivsd-Easle, Warsav.
Muscatins, ST. Louis.
" Andy johnson, ST. Louis.
- Keithsburg, Rock Island,
T. p. Benton, Dallas.
Deparssd-Rob Roy, St. Louis.
ksitheburg, Rock Island.
y. r. Benton, Dallas
Muscatine, 81. Paul,
Easle, WARSAW.
Since noon the vassr appears to be on the
decline Eight fest on the rapids.
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THE CHINEAR0RA
ANTl.NERvOUs
SMOKING TOBACCO !

NHE CHINGARORA TOBACCO erow,
L from this rich susl OF the "0RInkT, - end 10 poe
ssssed OF peculiarly deiious favor entirely unknavs
- the tobacco al al other cltme- But its unsfec<-
tented popularity has sprung o the f.ct essirs
~sssncs ofthat iesdy posou, ksoos VII CD psrmsstes
svsry other tcbaseo ssd which IL thu aud sole
II the distrsssg Diseases dyspvpsia A Which
most Invariably. sooner later, iiow the indulgence
OF the PIPE cigar At the an.iys.suu Of TO-
heeco nor ell parts Of the world Of thu A~sdsy Of
sdencs9 10 Rafu, the renowned CA<nist ~ Lsnoo-
rsux declared that while European and American to-
eco contained fully sight per tbs pusst H.
ana tooscco from two to bvs per Of Nscptn the
rHIN0ARORA dS not contain one discov.raiie parti-
Gle Of that desiy poison. drep Of which, sxtrsessd
~iil destroy NJ.
Our Agent ct BOMBAY hs' shippsd us large qusses-
Of ths CHING 4 k0RA dnfing the pest two YEAR.
ssd although - have been pressed supply The de-
and for this delicious luxury the ves.rnn anok or
~ prepared 10 osr II In iaaitsd qusns
us, ct price eeh lower than American lob. eco
sss lsr infsrio' SHY.
oosnsssur b "A hat TO snnks the American tobsnco
md ssgars Whit iavsrtsaiy ehspie.y favored 70
10 disEussed ia tie medicinal taste ~hch leaves
uuh sib, ecstitg 10 the wcsth, and 10 time
s-idou falls 20 shsitrr the netveus systrn.
ne pat,vsstf the '.0hIkNF, SMOKE the CHINoA-
HON hen n.tB I'll night. ron youth 10 sse and ere
hsppily the Wild disssessing Ass vhssA
through the u the iabsss % the fsss Of
n,bAceo eoasaArinG Nscois
invite svrsy lover Of the vesd try the CHI
K0nA ssd gss .ntss unrx~cs desf~d piessu lie de-
lidous favor. roid sxefy vbere
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

THs Fttsbuss Gasstss says: ain . brief
interview with one Of our most liberal pat
sons few days since, We inquired his expe.
sisncs a TIE policy Of advertising. We re-.
prd hs answsr - noteworthy, end commend
q 10 Tie ooaidsration OF others. He sid
the go kina d bsainsn in which he il en-
god - bssn carried On u the Aus sand
for Tn yssn b eas, and nearly three yssru
By anothR pgsasesasos that these men NV.
diliesaa stsssaioa 10 thsir business, vsss 20.
~ and frugal, bst 9sat nothing Scr sdv,r.
tsiae. TAV vsss - barely sbls 70 4, ous
- szisbs.sA TIT ~ bosghs ost Ii. CO..
sR n yssp go md bssaa dsstsr s~ .,
vAc1s es1ahE1hnsat he felt poe. ~ o.,v
0vss6se oeoper annun IN ssch Of u b..
zloso papgs ~ 6ruI w.; 1T suhs,us.A-
I - fnssased - szps.ssa b ssvsrulikese-
- elnnang ~ alvsrkslse. - -
- u.n116a sna(g,
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! CITY NEWS.
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/ san Rraneisee aarhse.
~ Telegraph sAs fnAscfseo, April -
1 usss-ftrn
| vhsss-ozist - -.
| L4gal fss1sss 5l1<.
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0nsoa9o 1Avo Dsooh nnslsos.
~ fs,sUrspAl onnAss. Aprn -
n1sssvs-sa go = sAsas. = - q Assa 1enI
ofshsspl = -
C.stls-cAsass 70 Rinse eooe - Air 70 - ~
81 ~ ~ - os1ssa - ssoS5a
Bog cAsses 70 pss~s n -. - sAar y - = y
81 -. ssasoa y as1a.n - sooev
as~-oAsiss = psias = 49, ssaans = nsGsa
~ Sa
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ny Telegraph retsse, April "a
gosr-onist
WHEAT aoSc better; ssiss Of Amber ATS =.
cprs- Active opening 1t u oe; a.1iinins 10 % etk
closing It 81 os,SDe for nsw No I: 81 o<h fcs uef
u~ss-Qu4st; &C.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
'PELTON Il BURCHILL,
HORSE SHOERS.

Second Street, Icfireen Rock Island & Iond,
merit door 90 Dr.. Boynton's Stable.
Work done IN a scientific manner and warranted.
Home manufactured Shoes used. A good NeterDery
Surgeon connected with our chap. Large yard at
ached fns accumulation of cnstomcYs. eep?2 81 y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
ILLINOIS,.

GALENA, Ill, sept ia fire at foul
o'clock this morning destroyed the fine res
idence of Henry Hsnke, on Prospect street
adjoining the residence of Postmaster Hun
tihston, which was badly dsmaged by fire
and water Henkc saved but little Of his
furniture The loss is $1,000; llenke's in
surance is $100
Peter Zower, the murderer of Mrs. Keller
of Guilford, in this county. has been arrest
ed by Sheriff Leeke at ST. Joseph. Missouri
and will arrive here tomorrow.
The Joe Davies county fair will be held
during the last week in September
Hon. L b. Washburne is now visiting a,
Taunton, Massachusetts.
General Bsbcock, of General Grants staff
| is in town
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept. 13.-The new
State House case has been set for argument
in the Supreme Court, at Ottawa, on mex
Tuesday Mcssrs. Arlington and Larned
of Chicago, appear for the relator, and
Judge Beck with. Hon. b. S. Edwards. Gen
Palmer, and Judge Hay, OF this city, for the
Commissioners The counsel for the Com
missioners are confident that the law is with
| them
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Sept ia meeting OF the
physicians 10 day committee was appoint
ed TO call public meeting TO relieve the
sui ring from yellow fever in the South.
Madame Rlstorl expresses her delight TO
once more reach New York, which she calls
her second home.
A bonded warehouse belonging TO Albert
Miller on Sedgwick street, Brooklyn was
seized for fraud in packages OF whisky IN
large quantities. An Inspection on two
hundred barrels belonging 10 Fox Liv-
ingstOn showed they were seven hundred
gallons short
The tobacco and distilery men are about
to send committee to Washington to per-
feet the consolidation OF bonded ware.
houses
The bonds recently stolen from McElrish,
Reeves 6 Co, Baltimore, were all recover
I'd at the express Office in this city, but the
thief has not yet been ST cured.
Pullman, VINO shot himself last night,
had previously failed in his attempt "a
kill his mistress. lie probably will mol
survive.
The cholera at Governors island has beer
got under control The number OF deaths
doe 8 not exc, ed twelve All OF the present
/ patients hrc convalescent.
y. ii Dudleys preserve factory, ~ hir-
port, New Jersey, WAS destroyed by hf'
| last night. Loss, 100000. Partially IN
snfod. A large number of people Will o'
thrown GU. OF employment
| Charles Albert Dcmonriz, Frcncl
| draughlsman has been arrested and hel,
! for examination as the author OF sevcra
iurg rics in June and July, on the Stuyycs
ant aud Tradesman 5 bank to the amour
Of 50 900, when he appeared extersivci,
in stocks and subsequently retired L
a country seat at New Rochelle, with hi!
family, here he was captured a few day
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
WASHINGTON.

WAsIIlNaToN, Sept - The Board OF
Naval medical officers convene at An
nApehs, Md. on the Goth instant. to examine
candidates for admission 10 the Naval
AeAd euy
The receipts from customs September ID
t. 9TH, inclusive, were S36l6,0l6 Coin in
Treasury Ia day, s99 So. 100, including Ger
titicaics. li,Gi3.0oo. Currency in Treasury
st51eg01e Tolal slij o56,00o.
The petition OF Fitz John Porter and ac-
campaiying papers for the reepenng Of
his case have been placed in the hands of
Gen. Graat hy the President. There seems
- tc ne dcult that Portcr's application
NH hc granted and "a new trial ordered.
T. il now definitely settled by the Exc
calive authority - suggest to .he several
District military commanders the extension
IT tim. uath tie ~ ~ October for the cor
rtC.ion 81 AM admission III registry oi
tn Sc who may produce proofs Of LEGAL
qualifications and fixes the time Tor elee-
ticns on }hc first Monday OF November III
cfGer 10 secure uniformity in all the South
,fn states No order Will be issued on the
subject, as the reconstruction acts give Dis
trct commanders Discretionary powers, but
,hoy will promptly be informed OF recon-
mcndatiuns or suggestions in official form.
The recent Executive proclamation en-
/ joining strict observance OF all Constitu
tional requirements, was ocay issued from
the War Department, for the information o
/ All
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

heads Il religious orders. ard other digni-
tsries, will be summoned TO attend from all
parts of the world. The holy father has
named the congregation of seven Cardinals
10 whom be he's entrusted the arranging Of
pFeliminaries for the meeting Of the council
STOCKHOLM, Sept - The L. 5. steem
ship Franklin. Admiral Fsrraeu,, accom-
panied by the Canandagua, Tlcondorags
aud frolic, arrived here recently, after visit
ing several places IN the Baltic. The Gus
tomary sslutes were fred. The grand sca-
ture wss feie in the ralsce, given by The
King attended by Admiral Farragut, his
officers and many Swedish dignitsries.
Toasts were drank. spe, chcs made, and the
utmost good feeling anu enthusiasm mani
tested.
CoPgsRAGEs, Sept 10 The Franklin,
Admiral Farragut, has arrived from ST OK
holm. and is now riding At anchor in This
harbor. the Americans are cordially greet
ed by the people.
VIENNA, Sept l3-Tbe financial rela-
tons between Austria and Hungary, have
been adjusted TO the satisfaction of both
countries
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

TnE RIVER. The scarcity Of water upon
the lower rapids will prevent the larger
boats FROM making through trips. Close
connec.iors viii be made at keokuk how>
ever. and Passengers can rely upon making
quicker time than il the boats ran through.
Freight will be loaded in barges and towed
across the rapids BY the Dan Hine. The
Savanna viii 90 down at o'clock this
evening. and the Muscatine viii lpass up.
The St. Paul Pioneer says of the sinking
Of the Northern line steamer Burlington
while coming up on Saturday afternoon
and when she was nearly opposite Wabass
ha, she struck . log 1t 2 p. H., on her
right hand side, which tore out from 90 to
so feet Of her hull She immediately CON-
menced sinking, when she was run up on .
sand bar. Here she lay with her bows on,
OF water. and her stern sunk with two feet
of water ever her She had on board fifty
passengers ten horses and small lot OF
apples. The owner of the horses, Is soon
Is II was ,een that the boat would sink
rushed to the stern and cut his horses looes
when they Immediately ran forward and
were saved. The apples were rolled for,
ward SO that none Of the freight was lost
About o'clock the Addie johnson camG
up and immediately went alongside the
wreek and took off the passengers. whie b
sne brought to this port on Sunday morn
ing Tie johnson also took off the horse:
ana all the baggage Of the passengers. The
log which caused the loss Of the Burlington
Went in there this year, and - matter o.
course, was unknown to the pilot. The
canada brings later information. The
Wanda stopped twelve hours with the Bur'
hncton and took off the remainder Other
neight. Only twenty barrels we're lost
IRON hsr cargo. She is not breken to pieces
As was at first reported, and will be raised
The articles taken OF BY the Canada con,
sisted Of threshing machines, plowe and
-enera1 merchandise"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
LATEST News
BY TELEG R.1PH,
I'D TIE DAILY DEMOCRAT,
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. l4-The Methods, Cons
ference Of Michigan, now IN session st
Lansing, Yesterday elected delegates to the
General Conference to be held in Chicago
in Nay next.
The Michigan STATE Fair closed yesterday
in rain storm
The Indian Peace Commission has deci>
ded to 90 from Omaha 10 North Platte, and
thence TO Julesburg, and perhaps to Chey>
enne. Fort Larned will be visited on the
LIST Of November. The Indians seem un>
willing to meet the commission, but
through runners have signiaed their wills
ingness to be at Fort Larned on the LIST of
November, and hear propositions. Some
begin to pronounce tho commission fails
ure.
The Indians killed four laborsrs on the
| Pacific Railtoad, six miles west Of Els.
worth, yesterday.
The large number Of thieves and cut
throats in Ellsworth has induced the cti>
zens to call meeting for tho purpose OF
organizing vigilance committee.
| Frank johnson was shot dead by des>
perado named Ned Farwell at house Of i'll
fame on Thursday night, and . woman and
two men were also wounded.
At Ablere Station, $50 miles west Of
Lawrence, are 10000 head Of cattle from
Texas, waiting shipment to Chicago fcr the
New York market.
The total amount Of taxable property in
Illinois, o. appears by the assessors re,
turns is $492, 1875, 1884, being a gain o.
ts2, 025, 764 over 1865.
Gen. Grant, once or twice arrested FOL
fast driving. A. his brother o. l.. Grant O.
Chicago has also been, was reported by thu
Washington police yesterday IS having run
over small boy the night before. The
General stopped, found the boy little hurt
seen him properly cared for and ordered al
bills sent to him.
a Cincinnati special says: In Jackson
Madison county, Tenn. on Wednes lay
night, Brownlow's militia men were en-
gagged in disarming citizens. They to x {
revolver from Maj. Tom Hartman, who re-
marked TIM. the act was usurpa,ion; where
upon the militia officer shot him. Tie cti'
zens collected and were preparing 10 drive
the murdcrous crew from the county, whcr
the militia sent for achievements, and I
negro company from Humboldt WAS hurry
ing to the scene Of the occurrence. SOM
U. S. troops were also sent to the scene
disagreement and it was expected thel
would prevent the threatened fight
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
LATE N EWS
Ey. TEEEGR.fpN.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept, IA couple of thieves
were % 10 toe police court this morning,
CHARGED with robbing a rag picker oil tins
city 81 gold watch and chain, valued al
one hundred and ti'iy dollars.
The Chicago, Rock Island j Pacific Raj
road Company are erecting, just outside
the city limits, very extensive car WORKS anu
a handsome round house.
A clerk in wholesale notion house on
Lake street, who was detected II pofioihing
goods from his employer, has handed over
about 1000 in settlement for bis dishonest
practices His name is withheld on account
of the respectsblliiy Of his friends
A dispatch from Galveston, Texas, states
that Mrs Col. Potter is dead, and the Colo
mel is dangerously i'll. They formerly re-
sided in Chicago.
Adam W. Kline, brother of the superin-
tendent of the sleeping cars on 'he Great
Eastern railroad. was run over by The GERS
at the stock yaris yesterday ana instantly
kiied.
Tie Grand Lodge of Good Tempiars ~
the state 81 Illinois viii convene next
Tuesday, the l1,h, at Decatur. Arrange
meu,s have been made with the Chicago,
Alton 4 81, Louis, and the Chicago. Burling
ton u Quincy railroads 10 carry passengers
y, reduced rates.
Tie Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific Rail
ROAD telegraph line was completed 10 Des
M.ines 20 day
Another fifteen hut dred barrels of pork
from Chicago to New Orleans, was yester
day shipped from Quincy, being attrac, ed
that way by cheap ireiehts
a cable dispatch reports $4,000 bales Of
cotton in the Liverpool market to-day
2e9 600 bales of which were of American
export. This is the largest stock that ha,
been on the market for years past, and hal
caused a decline in prices.
The Hop crop of Sank county, Wisconsin
is reported at about 10000 bales, valued q
So 100000
| The corn in the northwest portion o
Wisconsin is considerably injured by tn
! frost.
Lyman G. Draper declines the Democrati
nomination for State Superintendent
Wisconsin, according to special OF tn
| .Journnrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14


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