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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

WARRINGTON, d. G, April 23.-Nessrs
Bradley u Merrill, counsel tor Surrat, sp
rcired in the criminal court and filed re
tiion alledging that the prosecution has
had the fullest notice and amples. means TO
prepare for the trial, and can have no rea
sonable ground upon which 70 ask iuf'hef
postponemant.
The prisoners ineanf have been utterly
exhausted in seeking evidence to establish
beyond all co9bs: ms Innocence. lie Is
The counsel therefore pray the Court to
override the motion Of the District Attor-
pey for the continuation and name some
day II the present term for TRIAL.
u. .. Attorney Darlington vas willing
he should have . speedy TRIAL which should
be a. soon - the interest Of the prisoner
and the Govcrnmsat could h properly %
esrtained. He expeetsd q ~ tslal 10 be
shis . satisfy Tho world ~ assnss wss
gssss y,.lsr az -. sla.k ~ ps,sss.r
I'D e1ae 70 eoapaain, - thsse We no
rsasoa WY b should - wy inpatient.
Tor priso0ese wesU vosy Olsen IL months 10
Jail before having tfial, but ssill b. De.
sired - have bic TRIAL this term, and
sieuiliea thas Il would be aeseed 10 procetd
70 tsiel eess sbvut The 27th d nsy.
0sfDEo4ley odd they would sbes - ready
o. ~ 2Osh, - g Tho Dlstsict Attorney
Was sos T1ady ~ woald conssas 10 postpone
the Trial 70 the Sinh.
fhs Disstics Attorney said he could NOT
b. ready befOse the 18th Of June. He
could not state precisely.
The counsel withdrew and the business
Of The cosrt proceeded.
The Commissioner Of the Geneial Land
Office has transmitted To the local offices IN
Minnesota lists Ut landa appropriated 10
that State amounting to 252 O26 acres
The Commissioner received returns from
the local Office Ut Springfield, Illinois, for
March, showing an aggregate disposal of
6,Ol6 acres Of public lands. 3s.U9l acres Of
which Was taken for settlemt Mt under the
homestead law. The cash sales amounted
TO t0,119.
The receipts Of Internal Revenue to-day
are &454, G96
Tho Peat Otfice at Marietta, nnsylvania,
Was robbed last night. This makes the
finh post Office robbery in that state since
the 9Th inst.
The Department has made arrangements
fox reducing the time for mails 70 and from
Santa Fe TO ten days
| The COMMISSIONER of Indian Affairs has
received Telegram from Gen. Eully, Pres
ident Of the Commission to investigate the
mssuncse .. Fort Phil KeArney, dated Cali
fornia Crossing, April -, which states tina,
after great difficulty they succeeded in get.
ting the GAidola and Brute Sioux in Tor talk
They represented $50 lodges, and satisiacio
| ~ arrangements were made with them.
The 0enesal thinks il can safely he said
thas they have prevented over 700 WARRIOR
from joining the war party.
The commission would leave Fort Sedg
/ A. l. In lame ~
hone to b succsssful In preventing many
more Sioux from joining the hostile party
There has been much trouble on the roat
TO Laramie f,om the Sioux, which wOult
increase the diificulty and expense Of til,
| cOmvnia siou
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

CHICAGO. April 2s.-The Union Pacific
Railroad party, who have boen here since
Thursday 1as(. len thls morning for Omaha
n ono OF the Pullman can, and from thence
10 the terminus of the road, three hundred
miles from that city.
Two persons were killed in this city yes
terday by being run over with locomotives
Their names were Seth II. Cole and Mike
Balshor. =
CaIcAoo, April PA special to The
Times from Milwaukee, Wis, says: Helen
Brecht, who Was 80 bsutally beaten By be,
husband yesterday, died this morning. II
seems that . difference in religious views
was the cause OF the murder Her hush and
was Methodist and could not brook any
one differing from him.
A special to the Tribune from St. Paul
Gays: Since the arrival Of the Itasca there
have been six other arrivals, and navigation
is now fully open. This is but two DAYS
later than last seas on II 10 thought thai
the water 10 at its height. as il 10 nineteen
feet above low water mark. The lover por.
ton Of the city known - Dublin 10 III DEF
water, and trains cannot leave the city.
A Madison, Wisconsin, special 10 the
Tribune oays:-Ia Lendin, Iowa county, Z
few days since, man named ltherton
while chastlsing a step son Was shot bJ
his brother-in>law named Bottoms, who had
interfered to prevent Il.
A Springfield special says:-Ths body Of
an unknowa man was yesterday found in Z
ditch close to the line Of The T. w. 4 W. r
X. ,between Orleans and Alexander stations.
Il is supposed be was run over by the night
train
About half pest o'clock last evening, q
lady observed wooan leaving bundle on
she steps u No. l16 MicAigan Avenue, and
stealing away. Her suspicion was that
something was wrong and 90 she pOs her.
self in her wy and spoke to her. She Wal
. we'll dressed Irish woman. she stated that
she had just arrived from Washington. and
had left her child, two months old, with
those who were able TO take care il. She
would not stop but disappeared immediate'
~. 1t is supposed she intended to leave il
on the steps Of Bishop Duygm The CD lid
was taken to the Armory.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24
iowa

DEs MoiSEs. April 24.-Sheriff MaCslla
arrived here last evening from Texas, With
o. he went for A. 8. Marsh, who murdered
Michael King. ave years ago. Marsh was
put in heavy irons on his hands and feet.
He manifested great dread Of retaining to
Dss Moines, and Was often discovered beat>
Ing his heed with his irons. While cross>
Ing the Gulf, on the 18th inst, when the
officers eye was turned for . moment. he
threw himself overheard from the steamer
end Was drowned.
One Of the suits Of @. A. Sherman against
the Western Stage Company, for damages
fos the les Of bic wife, child end mstkss.
By drowning, while passing Boone river In
enc Of their coaches, was decided IL Linn
ceuaty. Last week, In favos q the plaintiff.
Swing $4,000 damages. The 0oopasy
have appealed 10 he 0upssos Court.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24
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ONO.

clSclnnArI. April ia fire q Pomeroy.
Co 3 nour mills, Cook Coz machine shop
and seven dwellinss. Loss elO0, 900 in
eusance not stated.
CLsvsLAxD, April 24.-A 6rs q Ps.
trolsm Centre, last night, Destroyed the
Uotoa Hetsl, The Theatre. Kswpuesky's
dry goeds eeess end 8 ,hwasta's liquoe oeoee.
Less about e75.O00. The supposed incea>
diary has been arrested.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

.r,,s b. an ssssule "a The Sud inst Dias
isst aheut thossAnd, - euefiee - Owen.
mn ant foses a0aame Yea Cruz, and
.xpecsed they would capitulats.
The Imperialists made another sort:e
from Guerstaro and we're defeated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

Now York Money Marlet.
By Telegraph April -.
Stocks aet,vs. 4f
s:sos coapons Of lsss. i.lo,{ u ~, I. ee1
0,essl; q as. l:osszol osT; nsv. Lux
i0:Ae.. couposs. ssx; 1900. hfst series, 1909
q tssh Others o5x41 C5s<.
New York Central, es1S.
Esie, sly
Gold 3sL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

DENVER, Col. April 22-PAsscngers by
the smoky Hill coach, to-day. report two to
three hundred Cheyen"es and Sioux on the
rosd.s Sixty U. s. Government horses have
been stolen this week.
They passed as co Tu:s.' a. For. NGye:'
The Indians are oil on the var path.
Thus far they have eluded the troops.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24
KANSAS.

WYAxporrR, Ks, April 2g2Trsins On
the Usiou Peci1c Read run through to this
nises without delay. The rod viii b open
70 SALSA forty ain oiles west Of here on
Monday.
A lAfIs numbsi Of PASSENGER for tie
Wet heve come 0oWn from Omahs and
taken this route. ~ Platte roed having
been vesy hadly 1asaassd ~ - recent
0nodA A4 MA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

N0W Y 0Rk 00rArs.
BY Telegraph April "a.
Fiour-Priees unchanged.
Wheat-S.S5 Tor No. Mil 2.s5 for choice
No. !.
Rvs-Eirm l.sS@l. IS for Western
Cofa-l02c. better, less aetise, 35lf l361$ il
store; IS sfost; Is for new at depot.
Osts-72@75.
Pork-2s 20 for cash 2e 0OQ22.l2 for old.
I.ard-lak0l3k. et1t1
Whiskey-N0s quoted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

Chicago Markets.

BY Telegraph April -.
Flo.r.Market dull; holders of low ssd me :
diuu grades more saxious to work tsen on -
high grades. Especially fresh around 10 not
plenty. aud % held fairly, but demand light. 4
GOOD portion Of the sslss are cenHned 70 local
wssts. Sales, white winter, estrs ol5@e els
red wistsr. sxrs, $3.50; sprisg. extra, sls.25
@tl4.5o
demand for No 3. spring. but mostly confined
bushels buyers compelled te pay i@sc mere
al o. 470e9.4s ter rssulsr, ssa o. CSC ~. 50 for
Nerthvsstssn and t.ssh kece,Pts closing-,
prices we're eS.le@e2 ASK for regular. and
Corn-No: opened ~ higher before Change
q 81 Csj<, declined 70 81. 0s, st which Aeure y
| opened on Change ues irregular. rengise -
tween &l.osi9 end d ok. q which figure M
las. sale wss made. No. . higher q ss@sssi
rejected At sbcut &c biz her at t9@ell{'
| Uass-No 2, highes. VII salss regular At q
ASK.
Bsrlsys>Dull and almost nominal, with sale
Of ssjeclsd at 7sc.
Pro,isioss-Ns quotsbls chssge; IN most ar
ticles Of hog product. YET holders firm lits'
more done in lard; eut meets !squired for 20
small sxtsst but = tnssds peiseSs snd fsvt Of
Mess Pork Sales msAs late yesterday st %.
90; buyers Macy sellers ask Ss.75 cash. :.
Bustcr-CAoce dairy, 25@3sc.; choice roll
! 26127.
Eses-Lowesst l4@ls1s;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.



People expect 100 Yauch Of Nature They trifc
n their sealsl and their combinations. and n :.
are surprised tina, they fall sick.
The pressure az constant mental or bodily labor
upon the animal powers, Is tremendous. Very few
systems and constitutions can bear up against this
pressure unsssisscd. Add TO tits the unhealfh' IN
uenees which Turk unseen In the air We breathe me
water we drink, the lass;tude produced nj tn's sea
con ,,y the change from the rgor OF winter 20 'oe
warmth OF Spring and Il Maid scefn 10 require ~
mos. snp~rhuuap viror 10 keep IN perfect heai'n
without reinforcing the phSsica energies.
M, 100 ,.s,force therns Certainly not with acul
.~..s ..,-nn,.pts There il poison IN the outer
-. :, =, ehc atmosphere OF fnrnscebeated rooms. OF
.,or, o, factories. pernicious ~ thcse dead
y buvrns f'uicr
HosTTETTERs STOMACH BIT r4Rs,
x~vetabIe tonic without alloy. Gro Every where o.
ssincd Nothing hss ever ce<n cered {, the issele
II lie inyfeorstng effects, = thls celebrated
srONACHfc AND AlTERATivE.
In he amy esd The nsvy, IN new ssttismsnts, and
Il Ws.dsl dnss, b ~ - yesng, rich - ~.
PROTECTIVE AND REsroRATvK nspriEE.
with most gratifying resaits.
ARKANSAS HEARD FRONT
sDsunaAa - susaAL ~.
osoxyaPosus. WAN 60. Ass.k usy =. -.
o. Jo.s Br..D:.sss =; Ls:t vss,a.,y =: :.s !:
s s..sss,s - Ss1sss Ssss:s. ssss.:. -
- I'M - = the store. he'd been down VIII seea
.s.ss@ as s0os sins. oooasae-d On The 1soseD.
sS so0a CbuOd BE eeoesnl heslth inpsUved. II.
asst Who he'd bsse = - Aselth. srs! then. :ne =
ais0 60e0ved d. Coose, WIN had been IN ba1
health fos sevesal years stomach and liver Affected
he impsovcd vssy mich b. the nee Of our Dlsssfs.
lndeed the Ccdroa seers hrs given y0u grcak pope
lasty b this settlsnsot. think could sell escst
quantity Of your medicince this fli-erpecialIy q
your Cedron Bltters and Sarsapaiiia. ship me via
Memphis, care hckcft 4 Neely. Respectfully.
9. b. WALLER.
ExTlAor or Lrr1rn vncx Psovnvrc.. Ala..t
Nay II. 1899.
De. JoBx BurL ] send yon e30 for CxDnos l,ss
rxns pIeasc send what II will come % amer paying
freight 10 Columbus, Mise. have bssn troubled for
several yensp with indigestion have had 20 take plls
every nigh for ten or nteen Year, and Ia February.
1894. wAs attacked with general paralysis. ] wse
coudned TO my room fos the balance II the year end
10 feet, coetinusd Il very weak ed nssvous condl
tim EMIL eusns two msnths since. when was pat
under en- oPssation. and your Csdfco Bsters for
treatment. ! commenced improving right away. and
I'm pretty VOL sseeneed. Y0uss. truly,
Oct22-deOdAW.ty a. l.. NEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

AexfRsAL, April 24.-The Nineavs states
that the delegates Of The Psoviscs rscsntly
10 Isoadon ere 70 form the future Psivy
Council Of he Confederation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24
= 4egsp~e.
ncAM snrn laen vooxraI

smsks saasEs, 1rSsslase ossuAsu
PANS. PlRH eHuffRRS. WELL fuDH.
INC. EXHAUST PlPb. &C., &C.
Also, dsa1erin 0oovee anA 1lo Waeo. RoenoS
and I'll House Jobbing dose neeoly 80 psooee.
y. The greet fuel eeoeenises, he Huseka ed
Coed Aaaasasaa, Ossk 81 koal1ss heatiae
6tovss ~ still u ~ assAss. elee naay eshss
~. e!rssa sDssssosss IsvA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24
Nfass. s. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIO no. -FARRAND'a K, ID FLOOR
nHOrOaRAPHS WORKED IN OIL On
Water Tors. or India tnk. on plsin o.
albumeeised paper. Particular attention paid
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

NOW READY WITH ALL THE LEAD
l. ing styles Of Hats and GAGS for Spring end
would call the attention Of the public to their
spring stock. not to be surpassed BY any. and as
very much lower prices than ever. Ladies',
Children and lnfsnts straw Hats in great Profu.
zion. all Of the lstcst styles rs per cent 10 ser
than last years pricea. apr4-d&wtf
0aga 81 D1ao1G Near.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

removal.
KOCH. THE FulB AEe.
mns REMOVED MS HAT. CAP AND FUR IN.
II POElUN g
~. - Vert Second street.
1-.cr Harrison and Ripley ste where he will keep
isrer and more complete stock of the latest etyles
s.I 5ncet qualities d Ladies' and NloDoo, Ceam aed
Iays nats, cage ri Fun g psieo 1T oeek co0po
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

Chicago Live Stock Market.
by Telegraph April24.
Cst,le-Receipts. 202 cars; choice to prime
s.oo@s. 80; fair TO good. s.6607ss; fair TO medi-
um, 4.5@6.70
Hogs Receipts 50 cars; cheiee 70 prime % Is
Qt7.5o; fair to COED e.6o@7.ee eemnoa -
medium 4.5o8e Is.
Sheeu-Rsceipts. 20 cars: good to prime .6s /;
common TO medium, 5@s.75.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

BY Telegraph April -.
Flour-ln good demshd-full prices.
Wheat-No. spring as.
SCorn- Mixed; in bulk, -; in sacks, 1.o4
white, l.05 sacked.
Uats-Firmer but not higher.
Rive Firm and unchanged.
Barley Firm and unchanged.
Whiskey-Duli.
firm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

JOHN OCHS 4 SON,
AGENTS eOa
The Sale Of Real Estate,
and Collection OF debts,
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECUnlrY
9 enn ACRES OF CHOICE PRAIRIE
ZsCUV Lsnd in Scott. u dar. Benton, Pow
sshsek, Tsms and Iowa Counties.
II InPsovtp FARss. Of 10" acres each, from
70 10 miles from Davenport.
10 lxrnovED FARMs Of 60 acres each, from
70 Is miles Of Davenport.
A Gooo 'ArRovlp FAsx Of $40 acres. within
10 miles Of Davenport.
A uoop lxPn0vEp FARn Of 100 acres, within
Is miles Of Davenport.
\ Coon IxrnovED FAM Of 20l sores. 30 aeeeo
Of timbe-. within " miles Of Davenport.
A Coon InPaovrD fAsA Of go acres, within
10 miles of Davenport
Of8ce No. - brady Street. evse wiicee's
Jewelry Store. 1anz0.GU
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

.ArH suRoHON HTn IOWA CAvALaY.
HAVING BEEr ENGAGED IN THE PkAU
IL tice Of Medi line and Surgery for the last
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS m TRis SsAsE. hes Pc rmao-
snt.y located IN this city. and otfsrs his profes
sional services TO the citisens Of Davenport aud
vicinity. and hopes by his long experience with
tae diseases Of the climate, 20 merit and rsueivs
portion Of public patronage.
vice corner Of Third and brady. over Lind.
save 'swelry Store, residence in what was for.
mesly known - che Fulton House. on Water
stseet above the hrudRe. iune27 dit
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ana. =. YOUjMANn.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
il I'd and brady Streets, under Streeper
Baylir's store. Residence on lath ST.. bot. lsra-
Az n,a Nam oct8d. DIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

klO 81 - VIZ XuuS
list or NEW AsD POPULAR
ID O @ Ok . .
NEw Axrn,ca, By VIM. Hepwerth Dixon. illustrated.
TKsr rHr BrAcn. BY John q. whittier
SIX NrNprrp DniiARs YrAa. wif.'s effort, a low
living under high prices.
Our Towx. BY Harry Gray, autho. OF Marrisre Life
q Hnleieo.
CoIosAro, By Bayssd Taylor.
TRiAa or Az INVENTOR, life OF Chss. Goodyear
Lirr or Jnus. by Edmund K,Ike.
Tnr GsSrrs o. s"rrruDr, by Alser.
Pmrlis rus erooxp. BY Gsyarrc.
AAccAu1xr's srrxcmD AND Pc-xs. vols.
Two 1AaaiAsEs. BY asthcr Of John nali,ax.
n HusrEsor CAIsns esAvs-
ewosuw fDouzD IN Csscaa, b. Nasby.
AnnnsAs Lawns, b. oagaod.
I'm NV Bnr1 - Pref Aaeh Phelps.
.RCC1 D8Us," csnpsaion 70 Rses Homo. yass q
soso = psDlishsa p Be ioapd a
LCsR D 0RIG0s'.
= Perry Street, near Post Ofioe.
LaAise. hsvs yosf Mott Pepper end Envelopes
Stamped with yoas uassAL. Call and examine sam
~ both in coloss aaA plata, ss
~ LUSE . GRl0GS',
Bookseller and Staticncrs.
N Perry Street.
Picture Frames Of all .!ses aud styles ON hand
made to order. by
Lu!AE 4 GRIEGfA.
IS Perry street, ncnr p. %.
mchiediy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

HOusE AND SION PAINTERS, GRAIN
III EkS, Pepper Hsseers. 0lasiers. &c. shop
corner Main end Flish sts. inches dly'.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-24

JOHN ~. CRAWFORD.
a TToRsEy AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
~ No. 3 V.sga'e Book. Davenport, iowa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05
The Washington Library Company,

IN order that the benevolent object set forth in this
circular may be successfully accomplished, have IT,
sued live series u -
FINE SrEELPLATE ENGltAV1NGs,
which are put on subscription al prices much below
CEi,iIFIcATES OF STOCK IN TIE WASHING
TON LIBRARY COMPANY
will he Issued, stamped with the seal o. Inc company
and signed by the Secretary Nome others gcniine.l
Any person sending Us ONE DOLLAR, or paying
atey line Steel Plate Engraving, at choice from the
following list and One Certificate Of Stock, insurins
One Present III onr published schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
No; Ny Child Ny Child NJ; q 2m"Ihey,re
a anN the Early p b. Vs of The Revolution"
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will receive
either Of the following Fine Steel Plates, at choice,
and Two Certificates Of Stock. thus becoming enti-
tied to Two Presents.
No. t-"WashingtOns Courtship." No. 2-"Wash-
naton's Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
Any person sending us THREE DOLLARS will re-
ccve the beautiful Strel Iate Of
'IIOME FROM THE WAR"
and Three Certificates of stock, becoming entitled to
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAyIFGs.
Any person paying -FOUR DOLLARS shall receive
the large and beautiful Steel Plate Of
THE PElklIlS OF OUR FOREFATIlEliS.
and Four Certificates Of stock, emitting them 10 Four
Presents. -
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAyINGS.
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall re-
ceive the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
.'rllE MARRIAGE OF PoCAIiONTAS."
And Five Certificates of stock, emitting them to Five
Presents.
The engrayings and Certificates will be delivered
to each subscriber at local Agencies, or sent by
rail, post paid or express, MS may be ordered.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05

The commerce of Chicago for The wear
ending March alsi, lS67, rs reported To the
Board Of Trade of that ciis. ,hows the
growing Importance d tic erAl emporium
of the West. II hppcars 'iuln comparative
TABLES Of The tr.tlr o. selir- ~ years that
the increase hn- hcfn steady All ruuid Re
ducing flour 10 wheat w. iind ilr,t in 1916.
The quantity of AL kinds IL Grain Skinned
from Chicago amounted innal 10, 0tO hush
els, In $50, the quantity Increased 10
|, s;O, .i3S bushels in lsti Ia n. los. 7jg !:
and in lSGt;-G1 "a ,iti. IaG.'',iD bushels. This
steady and remarkable increase illustrates
something more than the mere Growth of
Chicago. 1t indicates the increasing de-
yclopmcnt and progress 81 The great West
OF which Chicago is tie representative CITY,
The Lake city is now the gi3liupry and store
house Of the western piHilis7. and every
thing relating to it Is Il n0tter Of national
and almost worldwide imp rtance.
The rlt yator capacity Of Chicago for stor-
inc grain amounts 10 II total Of I0.3o5. OJU
bushels In lSGG-G1 the total quantity OF
| flour received amounted to .,i79.is., barrels
| against ~ ,'l75 barrels received in 1871.
| The large receipts and export las- wear were
augnie ted rs ihr failure If tlle5%frat crop.
which rtidael ilie srain producing States
! dependent upon thayo tuf lcf ordinary
supplies. This demand gave Stimulus te
the Manufacture Of flour in Chicago. The
prices, being reduced 10 an average, range
from SO. ia@Sl2.l2 per barrel during .
| period Of nine years
The statistics show that Chicago still re
! lans lis place as the greatest park packin.
| point in the world. The number packed
has increased from %, l%G, III lhc winter o
ls5l-'i2, to G3o, 332, in the winter last past.
During the year a total ul l2.il3 vessels
Of all classes cleared al this port The mum
Der OF scamcn was ~, i3I. and t!lc tota
tonnage 2,2js,O s3. The railroad busines
oi chicago was on correspondent. scale o
Importance. From the steady and rapi,
growth Of the city il is probable that the in
crease during the next fifteen years will b.
in corresponding ratio to the growth dur
ing the same period in The past
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-05
visit 70 CeciIton, Md.

WILMINGTON Aug. %.
On Wednesday morning last, | left Wilmington
for Cecilton, Ma, and arrived there safe, about
O'Clock, p. NJ. was much pleased with the ap-
pearancc of the country, though the politics of
the people in general is not what We endorse by
any means Thursday the 22d was high day in
Cecilton amongst the colored portion of the
population. The Sabbath School attached TO the
Bethel A. NJ. E. Church held celebration in the
beautiful grove belonging to Ward Jones, Esq.
The people began 10 assemble carly in the morn
ing, notwithstanding the rain that fell in gentle
showers, and the entire neghborhood was en-
livencd by the enchanting strains Of mnsic made
by the Mount Vernon Cornet Band of this city
They did themselves credit, and all present APP,
peared much pleased with their performance.
The issembage was called to order about II
O'Clock by Rev. VIM. II. Hopkins, minister in
charge, and the exercises were opened by the
same, with singing led by Mr.. Levi Coppin, SUI
periutendcnt, and prayer by the pastor, after
which the band discoursed choice piece of
music. Then Rev. Frisby j. Cooper, of Viii
! mington, was introduced 10 The large audience
| and proceeded to address them upon the Origin
of Sabbath Schools and the benefits arising there
from" He spoke about three quarters Of IN
hour and the audience both white and colorcd
were much pleased. The school sang most de-
lightfully and made the grove rcsound with their
young Voices The company was then dismissed
for dinner after u collection was taken up, and all
appeared 10 enjoy a meal in the grove They re.
assembled At ~ O'Clock by the band, after
which Rev. 7. J. Cooper was introduced and pro-