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New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

Spencer Who ont o the woods and got the fence into
talking aud Walt when Spencer sad
a. him shot 20 rab don't w shoot he then pointed
e gur f told him point the other might go oh
repe don't shut glah then then
BE- ocked gun told him ire then he hrei Charley
killed" ard fen between the horses heels and
ubH,tree and eH the wheel the ground got
though the fence followed by Charley Wait when fell into zone
Mrs AmcEs icolore) house ard
go water ana ee then started and got part
home when met ny father, and be carried ht
rect 81 the way Spencer u yards OF when be- tred
Spencer II or rs years OF age. For long time he mas
becn regarded as an outlaw. About two weeks ago DC
fired upon Charles Wait brother OF OF the wounded
boys. On Saturday he was dscharglng ms gun near e
away he shot ~ Fer little boy putting five shot through
his nat Several years ago spencer ana ms nothts WhO
to Virginia Thcy were In grcat distress there and the
cope Of -acrville gave them money to pay their pa,
, IL IS siIposrd that Spencer tried O shoot hs boy IN
revenge lie latest reports represent the wounded boy
H. le In A very critical condition Wait received over
twenty shot and Thomas six. The physician has no
hopes of tie recovery 0f the latter.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
THE TURF.
THE JEROME RACES.

Tie first extra days races Of the American
Jockey Club postponed Saturday last account Of
the uIfayorabie weather, takes place today at jerome
Park The track yesterday was in fine condition, and
connoisseurs in horsefesh promised themselves splon
did days sport During the day the stables were visited
by prominent sporting anXously uQUirne after the
training and condition Of the favortes The following
is the programme OF the day.
First RaceHae for all y miles. huoss W
weights for horses that have bundle S5y to The
second andeap G an ages u miles; % entrance, hall %
ms race the 81 Of september With 9a enes
Third EGeePrenum 600; ealce money to second hoe nile
FORM Race -srepstakes forwoyear entrance $1,000 half
forfeit; carry 100 pounds mile To co'e A'R :.
Enehantress. Lurlne Climax, and Luther. and others,
entered for the handicap" lara, Leaherlurgs Iy
COON and julius for the hurdle Gen Mcmahon Gle
ment, and Redwmg for the mile heats. The pools last
AT the Union Course yesterday attempt was made at
betting on Kentucky match against time; 200 to 80 was
forth reply
TRoTTING on TIE UNION COURSE
The match between Lew Petee and Daisy Burns
Of Yesterday afternoon at he Union CSursr aud re-
victory oe eeng Lew retee ane running four heats
having The thd under the gI Of sam Mclaughlin
There 800 orepe present sd TIE betting "'' good
Tr Hai-Dan Mace got Ler Pe;iee with Lead which he
Eet right through snd at the b9f9e pot . w en' ale-a Dn "a.
T T. ~ a, IAI 't9.1 iis i ' 'f ai rle ny 2 ~ ~
SFd Hratiie mare uas si De orc o., her admirers liking
- she up the finish Of 'h a't beat i 700 10 Voa her
The With the lead A. The uaref DO el ln
Lengths Coming iafne pole Bees loi hde but shd again
quickly and passing the reeq pole tie horse I've lengths
ahead ard right aul beat b. iine
quarter. l-i bali J 49, and mile DO 2lt.
Third Helhe betting commented at t % Vo o on ' morse
6rt when t,,o'ee that >ar N,Iaas4ia vas giag TO
dive mare the hackers o the horse would not ay
tan to which uksu. 81 the star sau- GOT the
uare away with aud Che quarter pole sie
lengths ahead aud then they both hrAe ld tne mare co'
herself ckv increased Der lead lengths AZ ne hn-e
pole tu on coming uo hc c hone made c'ou 20
ground avail tae iht beat b iohi
lengths Tune quarter. 30. Laf 49, and Il,e a 2ai
I,1L-Ihr betting tIc bore about 100 tot BE-
rF Offered, would have been ialcu f Aftr
good length ahead 20 tlr which sle increased
tige quarter ioe badly t6 position 'ne1 t'p up
where fogr ifrgs .lsa bot ' ire
rf the hore ug rush. Hl lengths
Tine quarter J-l, haf i.l1l ard mle2,-.
Mach frr 100 mile beats. best il . l lalatss+
Macs g.. irs. ptiee......... .....l ]
J. Isacs I. Il. Ials Brrus....... .....% .
IIme-.i.. 1.lii. l..i. aui -....
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cor-pT CALENDAR THIS DAY.

SUPREME -lircuit-Part l-COurt Of
oyer aud TrrmHer IN Session. No civil calendar. Part
Nos. 53C 5s. 1872. 1885, 1884, sSl. 58i. Gs. 3'o, 95G
49, 500. 1905 900. go, 1892, 1884 1906 l39 1850 PaIt
IlI-Nos llG J-2 1885, "a, gG, 400, 1906 5O9, iOl,
J2s5. sos 49,, l21. 1864, l, 1854. 1856 lO2, ~ 'ys
SDcr0 Icyl-D Dtmurrers o. 10, IL, l2 l3 Il. 10. y,
2 ai u Issues of Law and FIct-Nos Si 2Os, Z3 2lO'
IN. 2l2 Z3. 2l4. 1i- Ch1mbsNos $40. 81 %, Cs 49, lO
IG 1l lOJ lOC m 34s i4, 49, Cl lC lGG, $50 The cali
commences 90 40. 40.
SrpFRIoG CorRT-TridI Tcm-Part Nos.
"1 3l99 1886. }2. 1871 1857. 1889, 1868, 1865, 1901 sd
IJ. 1893. :3' ai9l Part II-Nos. $780, aA4, 30 '9l@'
CoIET oF COMMON PLEAS-Iridi Ier1n-Part
Nos 1873 53i JI ~ G73 J. $50 Ga. &C., 577 TO- go
I1. . 49, Part Nos. @' $3.50, 16I o8' l3OO uoi, 20,
CO.,. $50, 500, Igu. cos. sl3. so, slG.
MAuNE CorRr-Trioi Tcrm-Nos. 81 81. jG,
l. - a. q ~. 81. 81. b. la.
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RASE RALI.
ATLANTIC ". UViNGIrN.

The game between these Clubs yesterday resulted
1 ., victory she E ts 'e " e 10 - The
Ia ,uu went gt so.tanlei Buckles, che only uan IN
Alo .cltrh wales pbEe properly being atself ahi
S.Ofhmaa lu',fl a. fr ,iar - At
tl ttu. Neither tte absence " asr ot.l lo ''f'. ror '
bad vfI t .I made pHrIt iHf
der.al pos,roncncnt "r Parf. 4an i.r AH@re, a.a
ur..tI s,,lug Iu flf .rt Irtrr when Should have
ben utr total M4fs D., Nr'.asN 600 Walters aui a
u.,-t q. tg Leonard i,lsf u,r ta ilr o''r. Ev cori
luiugt1r scored Grey fr ne rc,t of n"
gave Prom ibis point DE- play etn. itai M sta.l
l- Ie space The At.afrs rotl- ilt fhsF bad $50
% Their nine pa % yer e' lr" all he lnilf1o'
ri e ~ the cham Has l'at1, tf tf-
given.
were taken Matters al l ue lrtlioa- b.
.
Ie,i flel The grrs ended Alo'l r' lttf''n DE cIts
decide each
o. r,ar The upus az Mr Lowell impartial All notable f'r
h4f fsrs entirely GOO
t,ra while cai-g ias BE- us M -lt Tie Dot
i4,rg been 4dfcrsg iaiter spa5 ls-st 14'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
A CARD.-ln 1861 Morton discontinued the

A CARD.-In 1861 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given to the JObbng Trade,
and, ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly TO those who use
them, or to such as keep them on hand for the
better supply Of the writing public in their
own localities. There may be JObbers who
have spoken in favor Of the Morton Pen since
that time, but, if so, their remarks have never
in single instance reached his ear; and
although they generally admit that Morton
can make the best pens in the world, and used
to do so they nevertheless put forth great
exertions to show that the Morton Pen has de
D reciated in value, is not what it formerly was
and that those which they vend are equal, If not
superior; now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know Of pens as well as the pens
themselves, entirely from the Jobbers, people are
apt to be misled by their representations.
In order that the public may judge correctly,
and at the same time see how much pains
taking is exercised to give every one who orders,
Just such pen as will exactly suit his hand
Morton confidently refers to the many thousands
throughout the entire country, who have re-
ceiyed his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention to the
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent ... ,,..,,,.,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
"The Pen is Mighher than the Sword
TIE COED IEN-EEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS,
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS
THE IEST PENS IN TIE WORLD.

York. and by every duly-appointed Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established. the publlc Will
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send TO HeadGuarters
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if ACCOMPANIED with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

Upton from Charleston Mary ssord from EewYo bng EselDs
from Turks Island. ,...
from NewloTk
WmxIseros " c. Oct H-Auired yesterday, sieAmsby En-
plre, from New lork
Woop Hons Oct l2-Arrved bark Gertrude. from Swan Island
Sept e port bark b. Waser for weymouth 70 SAL
Oct Is. Rennon waiting lor cargo bngs Alice sarre Tor "C
mouth Oct !, waiting.
FOREIGN PORTS.
I4Tbe steamshp MoTsViaD
pared hs point Quebec at2 clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
PEnESTRIANISM.

TIE PORTLAND AND CHICAGO WALK.
The proposed walk of Edward Payson Weston,
from Portland, Ne TO Chicago. H., eXcites much in
terest among sporting people I'm the terms OF agreement
the distance given 200 miles the time OF starting
To be between the lst and the 18th Of October From
uOsta surveys the distance found 10 DE 1876 miles
Weston offered To walk the extra % miles II he could
uostpone the start till the 10Th inst This, IL il said the
hackers Goodwin and wilcox agreed to- hut now Weston
hacker asked 70 pay the $0O forfeit OF the wager OF
SIOGrO SIDE. Weston viii appeal 10 the editor OF TIE
C1pOCr and ~ the editor OF WikCs Spi and they de
eide against him lie will. il ne wins Oh" stakes, pay the
above named forfeit Weston j. 10 ttart from Portland al
noon Uf the 2jth inst.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
ATRocIous ATTEMPT TO MURDER THREE BOYS.

Late on Saturday afternoon as three boys,
John II. s. Thomas, Charles Wait, and Joseph salter
were returning the village OF Saerville In wagon
they were fired upon by James Spencer and Wait and
Thomas were seriously wounded. The three boys escaped
The news spread rapidly and naturally caused intense
excitement search made for "a constable secure
Snepcers arrest hut could be found In the VII
ace None OF the citizens dared take the responsibility
of proceedinc without warrant. A guard accord
mey placed around the house Of spcncers mother, IN
which ne had taken refuge. and messenger dis
patched for Constable simonsOn. That fmctonary, on
his arrival. declined 10 "burn his fingers by making
The arrest without a warrant. After another delay
in fndings Justice Schultz, the warrant WAS issued
and the arrest made. The prisoner was immcdi-
ate.v taken Ia the county jail. one Of The boys.
john II. :. Thomas, tells Ms story follows:
"Ot Saudsr afternoon coming itt Rad with
o. of trmb std h tiu Wat J,ftTh Slts
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
moRToN's FIRST QUALITY.


These Pens G fine, and are pointed with fhe
very lrdosmin Points. carefully selected and none
uf this quality Is sold with the slightest mperfecton
which skill and the Closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped A. Morton, First Quality and
numbered.
The Points warranted for months, except against
accident. -
The Cases are made OF Com silver ana Tor thls quany
are extra heavy and strong
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
CASES WITH PENCILS.

% .
MORTON'S SECOND QUALITY.
CwARRANrED.t
These carats nnc. superior to any Morton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1850. 49,
Every Pen is stamped a Norton second QGahty,
and numbered. ...
The Points warranted for six months except against
The Cases are made OF Coin silver but not SO heavy
a. those Of the First Quality.
raIcFs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
lII(KEr.
NEw-YoRk vs.. NANnAIIAN.


These clubs had a pleasant meeting 1t EobOken
ye,t.rday game lasting being played The
Manhhttans The aB4tians scored ~ IN the
Second the best btlg made by Oakley
o achieved the Inches who scored o.
Harvard - the first aud - n the
second uunYs Suyiam Sey and TYLER waking double
Tle totals Manhattan. l3Di NeN-loTk 10
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
p1SSENGERS 1RRLTKD.

From lIyEnruuL ANp QrEINSTOWN oct lin steamship
Nrlatur'ir ..I hr. Woo. NJ. Io'uuun Mn Baker r.
Ie-rt Trt,I. s. Thatcher NJ lses sHd l. Thatcher Miss
o. 54noa 50. t4.f ua'ie j. Sorry. Ase ~ anl hoimer
CAM shields Roger Mr Ms Campbell Miss Bahcock Ms
la-s aaI e f.. D. Eiug Mr sreau. Miss p El,s. MI Hobbs
Ilt et O..l.,rr huI lady Ms Otcntemtr, 5r keeg Miss
k,o.a j. A. k,.-l. NJ Rh4ason, Mr. Snca and 80 u Ae
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
PIGEON SHOOTING.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-The pigeon-sh0oting match
Of ~ Louis and I Of jersey i iOI 800
Vol by ShaBuon to-day.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
MoRToNs THIRD QUALITY.

MoRTONs THIRD QUALITY
WARRANTEDl
These Pens are IL caras fne and although cheaper,
al least equal any goG pens maze elsewhere as regards
durability elasticity and good writing qualues.
Every Pen stamped "a Morton, Thlrd Quality, and
numbered
accident. -,
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but not as heavy
as those Of the First Quality.
pp,crs oP PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
No. 25 MAmEN-LANE, NEw-YoRK, !
Dear Sir: Your favor OF

NJ. -- -Dedr Sir: Your favor d,
incosing s., is received. | send in this
the Pen ordered, and trust you will find the
same to your entire satisfaction; however, II
YOU think you would prefer any other size; or
quality, or should this not suit your hand, /
will cheerfully exchange any one stamped A.
Morton" if sent within ten days after its re-
ception, with your objections clearly stated
and post-stamp to return another. These re.
marks apply only to pens stamped ~. Morton
as all Others are at the risk of the buyer, and
are not exchangeabe.
If returned, be particular to paste the Pen as
near the lower leit-hand corner of the en-
velope as possible, and put it up in the same
manner as sent TO y0n, to avoid its beng
crushed by the pOst-mark, or injured IN the
mails The Case need not he returned unless
Won wish 10 change the size or quality, in which
instance additional stamps must be sent.
Respectfully yours, A. MORTON.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

1t % % E6 sh orb 7h sA sl
Ar.a'.c....'.... I...t... . o. y
sr on It.-Baler saeei, Wacs D. D. Campbell j. Leon
ar NJ Campbell D. IeEis4 taefi D. N gan IN, nst'n -
perI2 sfad s. Zelsu Acion-i :, F',-"n D
K,.ag Fyun 4-AtanLc O. stuck Onrt'eft Le' D., Lnl
.,.l@-B.sv l. sss ~ p a. CurtbI t lsIaari J. " camp
hal l. Crav fori stors nan l-iuinroI o. fe" Ht N'
VcDadg Ktrcv 3-ttlshc o. IoH' boHti ,a.rhs-l"es g.
Irorrl I-Irviroa4 Mile 2Arauic t., Mss~i-iai'T J,
Leonard Lcgls Cawfrl o. Stnratan l-lIaranA fate j,
I.uu start l-Auuisi Balls Mufr.FHerp Walters Leon.
arl ] Siockuan i-uugton Wild Imo',-'fgr Leonard D.
Irrngou Fon-lrt r Ataultsa b ilvi Balls
Lewis s Leonard g-lrehgon tard Eat-On a.trs 90
Z.tten J. Wild Ptc-Watre Tue of t4u'--i hours and 20
iua-re UnpIeMr LuEt Of tlc Lowell tlb o Boston rcoes
Nr..r. NelnonI aLl MnnL
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
Also, the following:
ro ar vro r.sr pm.


A GOOD GOLD Pm is alwas ready and reliable and
II adapted TO the hand, makes writing pleasure rather
than "a task I'D,
The beginner makes more rapid progress with Cod
Pen than with any Ohcr. because the same pressure
always produces the result; and the proficient 5
better satisfied with his labor because OF the greater UNI
formity Of his writing, and the ease By which It is pro
duccd.
In making new pens, the subscriber uses no solder
Tie gold the point is brought To state OF fusion
when the point sinks into IT, and the two become rs one
metal curoiy impcryiOus 10 the acton OF the aclds IN
inks. This De dOGe Ia making new pens, Dccaus" .e
gold than three times thick as IL Is after the
pcu is rolled tO the proper huucss of the finished slate
when pens are rcprined solder must be used when
will melt sooner than the gold Of which the pen is made
other the points will curl into gl0bular FORM ny
this process the temper taken out OF the nib the ela
itchy destroyed and the pen subjected 10 the sure
process of c0uuson. on these accounts ana knowing
lro long experience that rcpoutcd pens can Tarey give
satisfaction the subscriber must positively Refuse to lie
point Gold Pens. -,
Return the pen within ten DAYS after s reception II
STAMPED "a Morton" and not adapted 10 youg nand stat
Lg what respect might be- improved as u VIII De the
best guide n selecting that is. state az what angie
you hold pen the paper and whether Squarey OF
leaning the right left These points briefly aud clear
~ stated will greatly assist IA making selection 10 sut
you. -,
ANY one sending Postage Paid Envelope, with thoir
name and proper address wtton n. VIII receive CIR
cular with fdc suUue ,Hgrayngs OF al the sizes and
nrircs Address A. MORTON.
No. a5 Maldeu-lane. New-NOgk.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
MuRTON's CHEAP GOLD PENS.

30 '-' NOT WARRANTED .-'
These Pens are 10 carats fIne. and are Better Wrtns
and more Durable Pens than without operating Mor-
toms Patented Machinery for the pnces even
were the Gold furnished gratuitously
PRICES or PENS: AND PENS IN sILvERPLATED E-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen.......... 50 80. with Pencil Case. 20
Iuely Pen. ......... rs. with Pencil Case , y
Always Ready Pen 90 win Pencil Case..-. 4 ~ ~
Elegant Pen. 49,. %. with Pencil Case 70
Excelsior Pen ..... 30. with Pencil Case. 2 20 .
These are Well Finished, Good Writing Gold Pens WIN
1rdomin Points the wear az every one OF Mncl
viii far outas OF the best steel Pens dfhoug"
Mcy are unrarrdnfed. and therefore mol cTchdHqtd0te
They numbered. but correspond IA size To NOS y
3.i, ), and respectively
The risk taken Of R remiancea by mail In registered
letters ami the safe delivery ~ the goods guaranteed 10
a who send twenty ceus charrc ior Ttgiserng n ad-
diOn 10 tie prco Ui tie gOods oiGtlt0.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
A.Al,rIpK ,tMAN,

NINIATTRB ALMANAC.
Sun U.e....... Sets..... 1 Moon Rses... i.oa
pcs.
Sandy Ioos..... COWS lsarl 3 Hell Gae.......llo o9
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
THE BON EorEsrnIENNE who assembled the

NL DUiN tQI E<IHIFNNF NIIV HhF0IIltU IIIV
Iog Bridge horseback DID understood. 70 Obtain good
KNOX, the eerad ArEG 80 2l2 BToad"a Of
Foioas Sd, ,tye oi ir rtFedued by Mn and
oaes r'fel that e ot 10 tts % isre' t ard'
rll " tow ,-nit N N No. .ys EIo.lnat.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
lAuHoHI oemtntLl

ARTEsIAN AND PETROLEUM WELLs.-Thc
reat EAkTu RoHSG MAcHiNg with which hoe
dster can sour bfougb solid depth te,
ts al Nv. ~ PeaT-sL y. y cts.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
1nE KEYsToNEs BEAT IIIE UNIONS or WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 1.-THE Union Base Ball Club

~ Washington arrived Sunday ush Tle PLAYED the Key
stones TO-DAY and n Go The ame
eiclg gLoui ald the PLAYING o bo'b clubs unusually
iuc
THE ATHLETICS TO CHALLENGE HE AILANTlCs
AGAIN.
The Philadelphia Morning Post says: The Athletic
,,a,on game Brooklyn ftr olr. Washington"
TuE ORIENTAL CLUB
We have received from the Oriental Baseball Club
be- held ThanksritI. sL The O1entSs viii
close a brilliant season 10 al agreeable manner
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
OFFICE oF ruz SEcRErAR, or SIAry
YyO THE SHERIFF. of the COUNTY OF NEW

TO / III SllEhlf Oh tlle COUN vi NV
IoRK-SIx Is hereby given that s1is 10 10
az Justice of Pleas and for tie Ciiy an
hv Of Albert Criolo or. ~
whose Office viii tie ast dav
December 1859 ach resignation bayHg this lav been fled ny %
therefore gwen that General Eton 10 he tsd
Tuesday succeeding the nsi Monday ~ NoFsnttt
following o,er - be elected n addition o. itos" ohtt
previously issued by and dated July
1867 b. tp vit.
Jasrce Common 10 and fr the CITY ard
te place o s 70 m the rsrd ~ tie
Of Albert CioIo. and hold F the Iene Of the unsf
pred term Of said Cardoso. Yours respectfully,
T. G. BARLOW. Secre9Tr 81 state.
NswluTk. >>-I issty
olu.y copy Of tie Ogna Eouce Teed BY
DAY from the Secretary Of State
Dated New York Def Il.
JOHN KELLY. sheud fth C'tv aai CouHty o. sviefh
Eewspauers officially authorized psh notice VII bot
ce ve pay Tor ts insertion. Chap 4}0, Laws of l1A.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
YANKEE NOTIONS"
TRIM MNIENGS.
BUTTONS.

aud iy tho l-t-.t nosti
4. " ou Tie Trade only supplied
A. HARTHILJ No. 3l3 Broadway lup stains.
between Duane and ortl-sts Nss-iorb
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

INARRIAG GES.-500 Carriages and Harness Al
m n cent ef. than Broadway Of 70 sss"n
ls Carriages on hani sacrifice HAMS East Toal s, l.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

FoHrRE MoNoE llrhe piothoat Coqueite rep"'s The
arrival inside Cape Of the bs Maybe from Gesnoek Scotland tla
tanooga co schooner J. Thorn, Navassa sailed, snip
luc Toby from tio Baltimore hng Luo from RIO JsnriIo Tor
NoN.Yo Iuv 10 the ship Toby spoke the ship Washing
fon ta4o G Ncwiork with GA we 9ih INST TIE
s,lanl.r Gao 70 Darby from Havana Tor iotlani
Bogus Uft iiurfl steamship HAutns I"m Hf'' l"k llH
Magtllta,. ~ hoh glasgow; arrived steamships huist l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-12
THE NEWS.

The cholera has broken out ct New Ha-
ven.
ClarklDuncaa has been appointed and
confirmed Postmaster Of Burlington.
The Ohio River is mach swollen. On the
lsvee ct Cincinnati the houses ere ten feet
undsr y ter.
John Quincy Adams, second son Of Chas.
Francis Adams, has been nominated Naval
Oflicsr at Boston.
Charles T. Browne, "Artemus Ward y
leaves his property to bs devoted 10 the es.
tablishnent..of an asylum for printers after
the life interest Of his mother shsM cease.
The State election in New Hampshire
takes place to-day. Tho Democrats feel
confident of their ability 10 elect their candi.
date for Governor.
Snow has fallen heavily 10 Western Wis.
consin and Western Iowa during the last fsw
days. At Des Moines it is four inches deep
Robert T. Lincoln is practicing Law ia
Chicago. He has formed a.partnsrship with
Charles T. Scammon.
A sleam Of reason has appeared in Con-
gress. Thad. Stevens moved the reap,
pointment Of the Committee Of Fifteen to
dictate everything, and uas voted down.
The number Of bills already introduced
into the Senate this session is thirty-iiys ;
into the House, seventeen.
The lower house Of the Missouri lesisla,
ture has passed. by vote Of LAG TO 3, =
bill to restore the State credit By the pay>
msnt Of interest on the State bonds.
Ono day Sherman called Sumner - liar
the next be referred to him Is his .friend
from Massachusetts," These are probably
radical synonyms.
President johnson nominated to the Sen.
ate Hon. Henry Barnard. of Come cticut,
- Commissioner Of Education under the
new law establishing National Educut, on
al Burssu.
The st. Louis Court has withdrawn the
right granted the Street Railroad Company
to use steam in propelling their cars. The
dummy" engines worked well, bus scared
teams continually. causing great annoyance
and come mischief.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-12

New Boston-cap,sin. s. Grinaell CLERKS,
c. c. aafie-. Geogsc Cole.
keiihshu,g Captain. James W. Cams
pbcll; clcsA,. Lem. Farkhurs', joan
Snth
Bill IIendersoa-cap.ain, J. B Rhodes ;
clerk. ]. s. Lytle. 4.
Pstrel-Captain, II. }. lsherwood; c'ssk
r. Shiplos.
Dan1 Hins- Captaia, II. n. Patton.
For the james Means. Charles Chsevef
and Little Giant, no appointments have q
yet been made.