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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

N. KuHsEs, Esq, our well>known fellow
citizen. departs for Europe this evening. lie
will be gone some months enjoying visit
to his old home, and taking . view Of the
Paris Exposition. We predict . right pleas
ant trim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

fkAsosAL.-we acknowledge . call this
morning from Rev. c. @. Townsend. nov
labostas for the Ophans' Home Of Induserv.
osar Iowa City.
City School Superiotendeo% " n,
mis and vile, and Ars. n. A. McGo..,,,
Priucipsl Of shs Trsinius School, ,..vs a.
Oswege, N. T., THE evening. 70 attend ~.
annual sxanination Of Tie celebrated Tai,
ing Ssho)ls q that plase. Mis. McGonse. !,
. graduate Of the school there. We are
pleased to note this deposition on the par,
Of our teachers 70 observe the workings O
other schools, and keep themselves vel
pested in oil that peftains to their pfofes.
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis viii before theil
return visit relatives and friends In ver,
meaA being absent about six sr sever
wsekR We viGh thso, = well q IL II
etAr esaehsea p1sanat vassaiso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Xii
Ter.
Pain killer-currs Sore Throat.
favorfte Medicine with all ciasses,
Is Davis' Pain Killer.
lfyon have Painters Cole.
Use the Pain killer.
No Medicine is popular
A. the Pain'Killer.
Keep the Pain Killer elwar. al hand
lfyoa have aaough or Cold,
Use the Pain Killer.
Look and NO, GET esngh, without bottle os Paio
Killer Ia the house.
Lot everybody uee the Pain Killer for spsains and
Bsuises.
Every sailor should carry bottle Of Pain Killer
with him
Remember. the Pain Killer Is for both internal and
Krtcrnal use.
The Pain Killer Il sold by ali Druggists and Deal
ere la Family. Medicines.
PERRY DAVIS 4 eoS.
Propretors,
II High Street. Providence, H. !.
N. HARRIS Il co. Cincinnati, Ohio. Agents
for the Western States.
For sale by all DrnsssNp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27
the cry c0AeN

WILL BE READY AT ALL HorRs
W to accommodate those who wisn 0k
conveyance on short notice. Ii will be- ~
kept ready At rear the Post Office -
ct all hourp. orders len at Zinmcr-
man & Casts Livery Stable will receive promr. 4,
tenron. Charges reasonable. snr.rs,s'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

The closing feature Of she exercises vas
the pres sntasion Of diplomas BY J. 8. Drake.
President Of the School Board. to each Of
the elsvsa graduates, after which eleven
little children came marching into the room
two BY two, and presented each Of their
teachers with boquet Of flowers, as a tss-
timonial Of respect and esteem, thus elos>
ing one of the most interesting school exer
cises it has been our pleasure to witness.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

No SUBSTITUTES. dealers have great difi>
Guilty in desposing of hard stock now.
When the ladies ask for the celebrated
"Hesperian Balm" for the complexion, it is
impossible to prevail on them to take lily
whites, soaps. or any inferior preparations.
Hesperian Balm they want and Hesperian
Balm they will have or none, they prefer to
pay 80 for a really good article. than IS c
or 81 90 for worthless ones
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27
The Eurekm 1rick yrmcha-e

Makes 5000 spendid Brick per hour. with only nine
men and one pair OF horses. or A.s30 per hour BY
steam power. lfas no compiler machinery TO be get
ting out Of order breaking down Its great Sim
piicity and mary eou. power eammsnd the approval
Of every expert, at sight
We ehallenge the world TO psoduce its equal
Satisfaction guaranteed a. all purchasers.
ABRAM REQUA, General Agent. No. 1ai Broad
way N. Y. mche-dem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

SAILS OF LORD. Ii. Hartwell, Esq, has
purchased beautiful lot of A. c. Fulton
situated IN what is known ~ the "Sum.
mit," directly north Of the residence Of Mr.
Elsifer, for four hundred dollars cash. TIL.
view is one of the finest in the vicinity
Nj. II. proposes 10 build fine residence fol
himself and family. Messrs. Kent & Colds
bury negotiated the sale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

BEfrER Boss Youa OWN JoB.-The Ga.
sette, by its extremely sagacious advice, has
been so successful in splitting the Republi>
can ranks in Scott county. that Il now turns
its ponderous intellect to advising the Den.
ocratic party who to run for Governor.
Since . sma,l coustry sheet in the interior
suggested R1sse,i's name for Governor, the
Gazette has been seriously afflicted With
gubernatorialsm on the brain-it has had
1t bad too. We trust they will not forget to
show the " kangaroo picture " occasionally
during the coming political campaign, Is
ideas fail them. We have their promise to
that ef..,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27
Agents Wanted.

l,RoM SIS To $50 PER MONTH CAN BK ia q
rh, made by enierprising Agents In selling an ar
nsle very mach needed in every family
For particulars address Poet once BOX No i6 OF
CAL al my offce. No I. East second street. over
hefner : >fosc, south room. Sd story myzs-lms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

THg MERCHANTS: UxaoN ExPRBss Co..
The New York Ereaing Post Of Saturday
has special dispatch from Auburn as fol-
lows:
"A suit has been commenced here to-day
for an injunction against the Merchants
Union Express Company. and for reesivei
Of its property. The suit is brought on the
ground Of The reckless squandesing Of the
money Of the Company its present in
solvency and the attempt on the part Of I
portion Of the Company to effect for theft
own benefit q secret and clandestine ar,
sangement for winding up the Company
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27
MADAME, z, n 4: aws

ta1 she has recently removed her Boesdiag
Senaoi nsn % IA 10 No ecs Madison Avenue, New
%.osa. % sas Low occupies larger and more eommo-
lev more young ladies' nto her is,nIis
New York. March IL lss- -.a,ea>-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

PoLlcE CouRr.-Frank Carpenter and
+. Davis, Temperance man " so>called
from Muscatine, were discovered By Off
Ger Delaney calmly and peacefully reposing
on the street last night. On trying tc
arouse the individuals he found that if they
had not par,aken too freely of whisky
their state was unaccountable. This. morn
ing Police Magistrate Dittoc fined them s,
each and costs, in default Of which they
were sent to jail for ten days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

Carr. ASDRHAs. in order TO "do his level
best to meet the demand for tenements,
has changed the frontage Of his large build
ing on Brady street. 80 that the side now
fronts the street; altered the interior ar'
rsngcnents 20 that il will now accommo>
date three different families raised the
grade of part of what was once the skating
park and. made other changes that odd
greatly 10 the appearance Of the building,
and its advantages Is . place Of residence
1t is very desirable location.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27
w Wanted
Day 4oarders Wanted.

A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN AS ASSISTANT
n Cook. At the
inneeodtf SCOTT HOUSE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27
For Rent.

4 FART OF OFFICE on CORNER SRCOND
y and Brady strects. directly. over Kepners Store.
Apply on the premises 10
mAy3a-dtf s. MARKS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

Loa YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES. Apply al
L School Room lately occupied by Miss 0iiiis Har-
gent Pisce or as residence, North Sargent Row
Instruction 10 Music MRS. q r. HEARD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

Every Bottle Warranted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE s. SIDE
l 81 Street, III door below Brady with DR.. Bell :
Residence No. o. sth Street. between Harrison aud
Man, formerly the Presbyterian Parsousge) jcG-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

Miss Abbie +. Oliver-e5 2-5.
Miss Ellen Johnst on-92 s-5.
Miss Lizzie X. Howafd-el 3-5.
Miss Julia A. Pick, ring-so.
Miss Floretta n. Hyie-se l5.
Miss Maria J. Pester-S7 Is.
Miss Matte 3. Earhart-S4 las.
Miss Maria l.. Ozras
Mas Alice 3. Keating-i7.
Miss Hattie A. Csmpbell--75 is.
Niss Narv Wagner-7O l-5.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

TRAINING ScHooL.-rhe exercises of the
Training School showing its practical work.
ing took place to-day at the High School
building, being attended by nearly all the
teachers and many visitors. Most satisisc,
tory results were shown. that clearly de-
monstrated the good work the school 10 do
ing. and 10 destined to do hereafter.
The following are the names Of the grad
uates. together With the per csntags Of each
tak an nv vritten examinatio
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
LEAVE or AnsExcE INTENDED.

LkAvE or ABsEScE INTENDED
Brevet Colonel J. Simpsos, y. 8 A., has had six
months leave Of absence extended TO him. with perms
sion TO gv beyond the sea.
::s . s.s FAY 4. sss:ss II .s
Second Lieutenant Thomas H. Rich, Thirty second
which ordered 70 Join his regiment a. Tucson Arsenal
CaptainSC j. Wilson, Sixteenth infantry, has been
granted tsenty days delay in joining his regiment q
Brsvet Major n parry, Assistant Surgeon, has been
partnsns Of the Plata
Captain r Rodgers. Military storsksspsr has been
Captain N. B. A sawyer, Military styrekeepsr, has
been assigned 70 duty n the Division Of the Pacific.
duty II Fort Union, New MEXICO.
DRPAKrM5r THE cuxBERIAxp.
George Il Thomas on assuming command M % oS shs % De.
partment Of tho Cumberiand:-
0ExKRAL oRpxR NO l.
HRADQuARTEB DEPARTMENT THE CUnHKRLAvD.l
LOUuvnlH, KY, March 10, 1851. I
Frt-In accordance with general orders No Is cur
hsrsS, assumes Command II the ~ ss
Cumberland, comprising the States Of West Virginia,
Kentucky and TENNESSEE:
the late Department OF Tennessee will remain force
10 this department except those conflicting with general
The stan Of The Major General commsndins viii remain
the same - organised for the late Department Of Ten
nessoe.
nsrd--Thst portion Of tho state Of Tennessee an.
nounced IN General Orders No 2s headquarters Depart
ment OF the Tennessee current seres forming por
ton Of the District OF Chattanooga hereby attached "a
the District o. Nashville; that portion Of the aforesaid
General Orders No 20 which directs that the present
garrison q ChatanooGa be relieved from duty o. that
post BY the Thirty Third United States infantry ID %
amended ~ TO direct that the present garrison be
lIcved BY detachment Of tho Thirty y-fourth Unitsd
States infantry Tho number Of companies cf which
The lattsr detachment TO consist will b. ~ the option
Of the commanding onicer Of the District a Mash
viIie.
FbwvA-The District Of Memphis 10 hereby enlarged u
include that portion Of the state Of Kentucky bounded
by the Tennessee, Ohio and Missssippi rivers.
Fvn-The state Of West Virginia ID hereby attschet
GEORGE n. THOMAS,
Major General u. & A.. CommandinG
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

mazourka redowa followed quadrille, cotiion music
trod in the footsteps Of Marches and kept the gigantic
kaleidoscope revolving Oepbaeh's airs gave life
TO the dancers Webers strains spoke volumes 90 the
heart and the cangor of Gungs compositions recalled
the war songs OF the ancents. How long the master
spirits OF the orchestra at whose bidding the myrmi
dons below marched, strolled or whired might have
Kept the mass In motion cannot be estimated Certain
that the ardor OF the guests tagged not and that
late in the night the feversh animation discernole IN
the looks, and airs and gestures burned as bright
as in the earlier hours when the pleasures of the ball
room were inst being enjoyed
GoeE
OF the ball the sounds OF nHome, Sweet Home
oreathed promise OF repose II nearly dawn for
baii committees invariably will il that the sacrifice OF
one whole night shall be necessary TO the attainment
OF proper earthly felicity The stars still twnkied
brightly; but the blue Of the heavens paler and
greenish nge on the OF the eastern horizon spoke
OF the uprising day. The atmosphere with ut was cold
and raw but breath OF II seemed luxury TO those who
lad passed SO many hours worshppng at the shrine OF
pleasure Into that outer air stepped the guests with
Dlocd tinging In their veins aud lips yet tremuous with
the deium OF joy and with their departure the Purm
ball came TO . close.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
DARING OUTRAGE IN BROOKLYN.

A Lady Garroted and Robbed by Three
Rumans.
Shortly after dusk last evening daring outrage
committed in Brooklyn the like OF which has not cc-
Cured in time before appears that at the time
In question Mrs. Mary Thompson, residing In Bergen
street, between Classon and Tompkns avenues len
Myrtle at the Of Myrtle avenue and
Lawrence street, for the purpose Of proceeding 10
Fulton avenue and taking on that thoroughfare.
On arriving at wioughby street, one block from either
she was met BY three men. One Of thsm seized
her by the throat and threatened 10 blow her brains out
II she made any noise. His two companions then forci.
bly, absracted from the bosom Of her dress pocetbook
containing e140 and also deprived her OF now dress
and pair OF CATERS which she had purchased In New
York during the afternoon.
The ruians having accomplished their work ned from
the pIacs leaving their helpless victim ainting the
sidewalk Nrs Thompson was found In this condition
short time subsequently, by several citizens who hap
pencd u be passing and conveyed her homo charge
Of oncsr Coddington OF the Forty-6rst precinct By
this time the unfortunate lady had recovered but was
unable 10 furnish any description Of the guilty parties
In consequence Of the darkness prevailing and The sud-
dsnnc Of the attack Fortunately she did not sustain
any personal Injury OF serious nature and sun
only 10 pecuniary point Of view. The locality Of the
outrag Is one frequcnted BY pedestrians almost every
hour d the day and evening; but no one, appears,
aware Of this rufanly affair until after Was 90
complsbsd and the scoundrels had escaped.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
NJ e w M & xIC o.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

The Indians-Troops serving In New Mexico
Military Personals. sc.
SANTA FL, New Mexico, March 1s, 1861.
BY the last mail from Fort Selden New Mexico re-
ceved advces cf the running on by the Indians of
stock used in carrying between seden and
Bowie, Arizona, and t4s ling of the rider The gov
ernment expressman on the same road, but between
Tucson and Fort Goodwin, killed also The Indians
committing these depredations and murders are the
Arizona Apaches.
Some time since quite large party left Taos, New
Mexico, for the purpose Of hunting buffalo on the
plains. communication from Taos informs me of the
of the party foot their stock OF horses and
mules about one hundred head having been from
them by the Indians What Indians guilty OF this
wholesale pindenng the letter does say except that
they were "of the North''-probably Arapahocs and
Cheyennes.
In view Of the apprehended general rising Of the In
dans will interest the readers of tho HERALD know
the number and location OF ha troops in the district
New Mexico The figures herewith given are taken
from the reports in the office OF the Adjutant General
OF the district, Najor Cyrus H. De Forrest and may be
relied upon correct
The New York herald., 1867-03-29

Albany, March rs, 1867.
Bills PASSED.
To amend the charter OF the village of Albion
Authorizing the sale Of the Poor House property in
Syracuse
To authorize the city Of Brooklyn to raise money by
tax for sanitary purposes
To amend the Revised Statutes relative TO trial By
jury.
To enable the towns Of Middetown and Southfeld
Richmond county, to purchase the plank road
To authorize the extension OF the Central Road IN west
chester county.
To improve the highway in West Farms, 10 be ca0d
the Southern Boulevard
Relative TO jurors in Queens county.
Relative to the compensation OF the Highway Com
mssioners Of Richmond county.
Providing for vacancies in the Office Of Supervisor
To open Lafayette square, Brooklyn.
Authorizing the extension OF certain streets In Brook
lyn to the bulkhead line.
To provide for deficiency OF money in support Of
the Brooklyn common schools
To amend the charter Of the village OF Rhinebeck.
To authorize the city of Syracuse TO issue bonds for
educational purposes
To incorporate the National Savings Institution Of
New York.
The Assembly took till half past seven p NJ
Evening Session.
PASSED.
To change the town line between Boonvle and Ava,
Oneida county
To amend the charter OF the Syracuse Savings In
stution
To alter the map or plan Of the city Of New York
In relation TO quarantine in the port OF New York. and
amend the existing acts in relation thereto74 49,
To enable national banking institutions to become
State banking institutions and to amend the Banking
laws Of this state.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
"FRED's VOW"
ALSO, A SKETCH CALLED
1.-THE SKELETON IN THE CLosET."

PoErRY-"L LEND A HELPING HAND" "REruRN or
SPRING." AND /" "EPIGRAM A FALLING BAROMETER"
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The New York herald., 1867-03-29
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY, hrch 2s, 1867
bills ADVANCED TO A THIRD TsApNG
For the relief of the public schools u New York.
The Geneseo Normal Training Schoo bill
Relative TO the Commissioners OF Esimates aud Ex.
penses in New York
Incorporating the village OF College bnt
Authorizing the city Of oswcgo TO brrow money for
certain purposes.
Amending the charters Of the vIIlses Of Perry and
Fairport
incorporating the Sing Sing Dry Dod Company.
Amending the charter Of the Trutccs Of the Paro-
chal Fund Of the Protestant Episcops Church Of New
For the better regulation Of pawnrokers in the Ma.
Authorizing the Durango Silver Mining Company "a
issue preferred stock.
Amending the charter Of the Cllson Springs Water
Cure Company.
For the employment Of a stsnogHpher In the Kings
County Court and for the City Court u Brooklyn.
For the drainage Of certain lands 10 Flushing.
Lesazing the acts Of the Erie co,nty Excise Com.
Extending the jurisdiction Of the Pelice Justice Of
Yonkers
For the better regulation Of pawnbpkers junk deal.
crs and intelligence offices-a general Hli
Amending the charter Of the Naioni Travellers In.
Authorizing the Travellers Insurance Company to take
risks upon the lives Of travellers
Amending the charter Of the Yonlers Water Works
Company
Authorizing the villages Of Sandy Hi and Fort Ed
ward to aid IN the construction Of railroad.
Dutchess County Bank.
BILLS PAssm.
Extending the time for the collection Of taxes in
Southheld and Southampton.
The Geneseo Normal Training School bill
Relative TO evidence in criminal prosecutions
Allowing persons charged with crime except for CAPT
The New York and Brooklyn Passenger and Baggage
bill
incorporating the German Mission House Association
Relative 70 the erier Of the Superior Court, Buffalo,
Relative to the Metropolitan Police IN Newtown
Amending the charter Of the Ulster County SavingI
Institution.
Amending the charters of the villages OF Argyle ant
Bath.
Lsgsliaing the acts Of the Niagara Fails Bridge Com
The Rochester Dog Tar law.
Increasing the compensation Of certain State Prison
officers.
incorporating the trustees Of the Presby,ery OF New
York.
To discontinue portion Of Second avenue Brooklyn
Amending the charter Of the Irving Savings Instltu
Incorporating the New York Homeopathic NsdIca
Amending The act relative to The Utica Chenanso and
Susquehanna Valley Railroad.
To construct barbor and breakwateF at the junction
Of Chemuns Canal with senaca Lake.
TIE cRoH-rows RAILRoAD REPoRrED yAvoRAbLx
c Mr. Low reported favoraby the bin incorporating TIL
COUNTY SEAT ov SCHUYLER COUNTY.
~ ODos.sLL made majority report 70 change tn
-. rns nrRcnASrs' crRExs' nvrSee sArr.
sz.h ~ LIT introduced bin 10 change the place D
York s~s'sss SAnA " ~
TER rArnAxY scunr.
~ y y ConrnI introduced q bill aushoyivins yh<
Iamsseny seciesy TO take and bold real estate.
Tnn yeRnurfE CUT,
om re3Hrns hs Harlem Rsalrsad Company 10 val,
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
FIRE At ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March 2s 1857
The notion store OF L. Jacobs in the second story OF
No. 3l5 North Main street badly burned TO- night
The stock valued s23 900; insured for $40 600
The ejewelry store of Forbes CO. the ground door,
and the boot and shoe Of W. z. Slower adjoining
considerably damaged by water. The total loss
cannot be ascertaned to- night.
The New York herald., 1867-03-29
explugsm Or A iucomorlw on the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD.
BuvyAro. March 4

About eleven o'clock this morning locomotive en-
ohceas Fot Ere exploded scaldIne the engineer and
weuuiing the fireman. wm A. Bird, Jr, Deputy Col
lectoi Of this port whe happened 70 be on business
visit in the once at Fort Eric struck In the back
With billet OF wood, nnic,ine serious injuries The
locomotive and once wer~ completely demolished nv the
eSplSsion