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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-12
LATE NEWS
M TELEGR.4PH.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Ill, sept. 1.-The tow boat No.
hawk arrived a. Cairo this p m, out OF pro
visions, and with eight cases OF sickness on
board, and two deaths from yellow fever on
hsr way up. The authorities would no,
permit the boat tn land. and she was tied
up two miles below the city, on the Ken
lucky shore. Coal and provisions are being
sen. u Ter.
Houstos 4 Prescott, sash and door facto-
nv, and Pomeroy 81 Dias cabinet shop at
Anoka, MINI. was destroyed by fire Jester
day loss 5000. insured.
The Northern Iowa sabbath School Con-
vention will be held in Dubuque the latter
part OF October,
The corn crop has not been injured by
the late frosss in the vicinity of Dubuque.
j. @. Mather. Of Iowa, supposed TO DE An
accomplice Of Z F. Barton, oii1s Burns, 10
swindling the Madison, Wis Bank. was or
rested in that city yesterday, and held IN
default of $1,000 bail
CHICAGO. Sept li-At half past 10 O'Clock
this evening telegraph operator. named
Thomas c. Young, aged nineteen, commit
ted suicide in Ringers lager beer saloon
under the Sherman House, by shooting him
sci. in the head with q pistol He expired
almost instantly after firing the shot. He
was under the influence of liquor at the
time. A few minutes before his death he
wrote on scrap Of paper that his parents
IN Brooklyn, New York, would pay the ex
penses of his burial He had been engaged
in tho telegraph Di,lce. hu, resigned his 20
sition and stopped work on Monday. He
was intending to start for his home in New
York on the 18th
CHICAGO, Sept. I.-Among the recent
appointments are the following Surgeons OF
Pension Offices: Dr. james King, OF Mar
shalltown, Iowa; DIR James l. Rest, Tusco-
Ia. Ill; DR.. George W. Mosell. Of Warsaw.
w lscopsiu
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CO N m z EclAL.

Davenport Market RepOrs.
0vyscs or rup DAvuxyos, Dsxoca...
September IL, lse1.
fLoua.-hfsr BRASps,( XXX.)
Retail Sacks, paper, 90 81.
Dbl. fle2o
wholesale Scots per bhl less.
Coes MsAL.-Per 100 fts, tl.s0@2.4o.
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KANSAS.

LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. 11.-Gen. Sheridan
arrived here At . O'Clock this morning, es
cortcd by a committee Of old soldiers and
citizens, who met him Mt the State line,
among them, Mayor Halderman, Gen. Blunt
ex Coy. Carney, Col Moonlight. and other
prominent gentlemen. A salute was fired
and a large concourse Of citizens received
the General with loud cheers Upon their
arrival at the Planters House, where large
crowd had already assembled. the Gener Al
appeared on the Balcony, and in brief
speech returned thanks for the hearty wei
come received
After rartaking of refrcshmcnta the Gen
and party proceeded t. TT Leavenworih
n torch light procession, formal welcome
ard banquet, were to have been given tc
cen Sheridan onighi, bot lac declined The
compliment
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
IN DISTRICT COURT,
ScoTT CouNNY, Iowa.
To j. Robertson, Henry W. Higgins, the
State Bank OF Illinois, Cornelius Harold,
Nisenan u. Higgins, j. W. Robertson
and j. u. Mccoy.
SiRs:-You and each Of YOU are hereby
notified that there il now On file in tie
office Of the Clerk oil the District Court
for Scott county, State O; Iowa,
. petition OF Sarah c. Graham,
praying that the title to part of the
north east quarter and the south east quar-
ter Of Section No. Eight (S) and part Of
the northwest quarter of Section No. Nine
co, all in Township No. Seventy -seven CD
north Of Range Three (3) east OF the 9th
2. NJ. Scott county. Iowa, more particularly
described rs follows, TO wit: Commencing
at point o, low water mark on the Miss
sissippi river where the north and south
section line between sections eight 90 and
nine 90 in said township and range inter>
sects the east and west half section line Of
said section eight (s) thence running south
go west six 50>lOO $3.50 chains, thence
north 66to west three 20-l00 6 2O) chains,
thence south 231 west ten u 100 QO,27)
chains thence north 66&' west eleven 74,lOO
(1,7D chains, thence north 23a east
twenty.six 47-100 (26,47) chains thence
south 6640 east eighteen 81 100 Qs,67)
chains and thence south Az west ten
40>l00 QO.4O) chains to the place Of be-
ginning, be quoted in her as against you
and each Of you, and that each Of you be
forever barred and estopped from setting
up any claim or tito thereto either at law
or in equity. For further particulars you
are hereby referred to said petition.
And unless you appear and answer there
to on or before noon Of the second day Of
the next term Of said court, to be begun
and holden on the FIRST Monday in Novem-
ber A. d. 1867, your default will be entered
end decree rendered 40 prayed.
WV. A. FosrRB,
Atty for Pltf.
August 22d, S67>dosw4t>thur
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-The lessees Ct the
Terrc Iauie, Alton Il st. Louis railroad ar
rived here to-day ard took formal posses
sion OF the road, and elected the old officers
of the company for the ensuing year.
Seventeen States are represented in the
Pathological Convention now sitting here.
Over three hundred Eismbers are present
One of the features in The exhibition OF
fruit is some pears from tree in Danvers,
Massachusetts,. which was planted by John
Endicoti, the first Governor Of the colony
of Massachusetts Bay The tree is sup
posed to have been planted short time
Endicott in 1928.
The fifth annual convention Of the Ma
tonal Telegraphic Union met here to day
Delegates representing the practical tele
graphers, are present from oil parts Of the
country
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-12
MASSACHUSETTS.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept 1.-THE Re-
publican State Convection assembled here
10 cay. Henry Wilson WAS elected Preei.
dent end made brief speech ccnouncing
Johnson. lie spoke eloquently Of Sheri-
dan, Stanton, Sickles and others who had
been subjected to Executive vengeance or
interference
Governor Bullock was then nominated
with the balance OF present state officers
Considerable discussion took place on
the liquor qus stion. A report was adopted
that 1t was inexpedient to take action Ell
thcr way on the temperance law.
The committee on resolutions reported .
series which were adopted
BosTos, Sept. ll.-Forgeries 10 the amount
Of $4,000 or $50. 900 are alleged against q
young man named Frederick Hobbs, lately
in the pork and lard business ut 1871 State
street.
Po,tcr's refrigerator manuiactory. at Rox'
bury. was destroyed by fire tAis afternoon
Several adjoining buildings were destroyed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-12

NV YoaA, Sent. Developments IN
regard to the internal revenue frauds IN
Brooklyn are taking tangible shape, and
are so wide in their ramifsa,ions, ii Is said,
~ even 70 impica,s certain members OF the
Washington Cabinet, whose identity is 80
present concealed. Mr.. Callicoti, il is said,
has brought TO the knowledge Of Washing
ton officials some very ugly matters relative
to the dcings OF his prosecutors.
Further cores poudencs relative to the
Alabama claims against Great Britain is
made public, dated August 81, 1866.
Sec'ry Seward sends to minister Adams
q summary of claims OF citizens of the Uni,
ted Stats for damages from privat, srs fitted
out from British ports and requests that
Lord Stanley m,y b, informed tina, the SET
tenent OF these clsims has become urgent>
ly necessary TO re establish entire friendly
relations between the United States aud
Great Britain. The hostile course OF the
latter country during the rebellion is con
trasted with the action Of the United States
government toward the Fen,n invasion of
OF Canada, in the following words -
Thus we have seen ruinous Briti>h war;
like expeditions against the United States
practically allowed and tolerated by Her
Malesty's government, Notwithstanding re-
monstrsnce, and we have seen similar uu,
lawful attempts in this country against
Britain allowed and defended by dire,t aad
unpromped action of the Government of
the United States"
Tribune special says: The President
will keep quiet now till after the fall elec>
tons. No Cabinet changes will take place
until after the Pennsy lvania. Ohio md New
York elections. II is probable that the
Pres deEt will suggest to District command.
ers that the elections at the South oil take
place on the same day.
Times special says: IL has been repeats
eddy stated that the dispatch Of August 10.
from Gen. Grant to Gen. Sickles, which
was printed Saturday last completed the
correspondence This is not the case. There
are one or two other other brief dispatches
and letter from Gen. Grant to Gen.
Sickles dated August oath, which being un>
derstood bv the latter to DO private he has
not published, although Grant intended his
authorization TO cover every thing. In this
letter, Grant commends the wisdom Of
Sickles' acts.
A deputation of officers and Directors of
the Citizens and Farmers National Bank,
Of Brooklyn, consisting Of o. NJ. Beach, Press
idens. Smith, Sheldon, S. n. Beard, and
others are here sndeavoring 20 induce the
Comptroller Of Currency to restore the
Bank to its managers on the ground that il
isa public benefit and they offer, IS Direct
ors, to guarantee indebtedness to the Bank
in certain sums amounting to over $500, 900
il the request is complied with There is
great doubt il the Comptroller mas power
under law to suspend the proceedings after
they are once bsgon, and applications of
these parties suspended are pending legal
opinion on this point.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-12

IAN men think ali psn mortal bu, 90. ,,-
selves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-12

GALVESTON. Sept. ll-Rcv. J. V Pom.
ham, President of the Howard Association,
at Corpus Christi, died on the Goth Of Au
gust.
Samuel Adams, Assistant Surgeon in the
United States army, died on the 9th inst.
There were thirty-two deaths from yell
low fever. in this city, on the 9th and 10Th
instante.
Ten cases were limited to the city hos
pitfalls, TO day, from the revenue cutter Del
aware,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-12
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Sept. IL An additional
list Of persons uardon,i III Virginia. la
bama and Louisiana. is in course of prepar-
alton st the Attorney Generals office
These number about 10000, which makes
an aggregate of $4,000 The question has
arisen rs to whether the proclamation cx-
c,udes from pardon those who held hrevet
rank higher than the grade Of BrIgadier
General, and also as to the term Accents
in addition II Ministers and Commissioners,
include those who went abroad to Sell
bonds and cotton. These questions will be
decided in the order OF presentation.
There is no immediate prospect Of change
in the Cabinet, although rumors 10 ihii
effect continue to prevail.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-The Indian Commits.
sion, except Messrs. Tappsn and IIender>
son, arrived nt Omaha yesterday. The
Commissioners Start for Laramie to>day.
A German named Franz Weber, % years
old, hanged himself at Milwaukee yesaer.
dav. Cause, friendessnesa
The Board Of Health Of Cincinnati is or.
ganizing measures for the registration of
prostitutes and the official regulation Of the
social evil on system similar to that pres
vaiing in France.
The Democracy Of Des Moines are mak>
ing preparations for grand mass meeting
next Wednesday.
Senator Harlan speaks at Dss Moines to,
day.
The ravages of the grasshopper arc cre>
ating considerable alarm in Northern Iowa.
They are reported Is travelling at the rate
Of II miles . day.
The Fenians held q picnic Of Detroit,
Yesterday, at which much war was broathed
Rev. Dr. Duffield celebrated his golden
wedding at Detroit. yesterday. The family
presen, numbered about forty and included
representatives of three generations.
Six or seven persons have been arrested
on suspicion OF being the mruderers Of Mrs.
Dale at Bourbon, Ind, but tie real criminal
is still a. large.
he total number Of students in the His
nois State Normal University, at Blooming
ton, 81 ieh opened on Monday, has reached
the unprecedented number Of 76u; norrnal
department, 900; high school. 90 gram.
mar, $50; intermediate, 70; primary,
| l65
| The Washington Inteliigencer has an eds
itorla, in which it strongly hints that the
uprising of the people in Maine is of such
a character that il 10 the Presidents duty
20 vacatc most of the Federal offices in that
State, and fill them with Democrats and
conservatives.
The citizens of Aurora, to the number Of
about 500, under the auspices of the Baptist
Sabbath School, made an excursion to Chs
cago yesterday, arriving early in the morn>
ink, and returning late in the afternoon.
A Dubuque special says: The Dubuque
County Republican Convention WAS held
in this city yesterday, Mt which che follows
ting nominations were made-For County
Judge, ID. E. Lyons; Senator, George Crone:
Representatives. A. Schell. A. L. Stout, +.
G. Roberts and DIR. N. b. Mathews
The grading on the extension Of the
Cedar Falls and Minnesota Railroad has
been commenced and it is expected that the
work will be vigorously prosecuted to the
Minnesota State line.
A Cincinnati special says Barney Aaron
has accepted Sheppsrd's challenge to fight
for the championship of light weights and
the first deposit Of battle money has been
made. The men will shortly go into trsin>
ing.
In quarrel Al Lexington, KY, yesterday
afternoon, Thomas Ferry threw . stone
which struck Michael DOYLE on the temple,
causing instant death. Ferry was arrested
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-12

BY Telegraph Sept. L.
Flour In demand and market firm and in
some cases holders TX higher prices family
tlo. 25Mie75
Wheat-trm No | red 20.
Corn-Dull at .o6.
Osts-Duil at 6oSdlc.
Rys-Firm stl25.
Cotton-Dul; no demand.
Whiskv--2.lS
Provisions-Firm, and there is good de.
mand.
Mess In good demand from the lakes,
with sales Of $40 barrels 81 % 80.
Bulk Meats Held nominaly firm, but Irices
unchanged
Bacon Unchanged.
Lard Firm sales Of 700 terces at - IL
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MISSOURI.

ST.. Louis. Sept. ia dispatch from
Leavenworth says: Gen. Hancock will
start for Washington to-day. having been
ordered to do 81 BY Gen. Grant.
Gen. Washington will also get to Wssh>
ington in day or two. He resumes conn
mand Of this department to-day.
There were over thirteen thousand acres
Of land entered at the land office on last
Tuesday at Omaha.
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|s|[EIg||lll1li!i1|i||l

Dear ar. Having witnessed the operation % Dr.
Wtirft- TarSyfup IN easef nf consumption / cheer
tally recommend IL 10 all persons 80 afflicted
JESSE WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut SIC. Philadelphia.
rhoma. Winn.ili. Butcher. In I'd ~. Market Phil
hdepha, wfites
Alter suffering two years with Consumption and
constant hcmorages. was induced t. try WrHht'-
Tar ~yrnp Afer nrinv III b9tiies. health returned
AMI arm now at g 10 attend - my business
SIS. Stevens Druggists. Reading. Pa writes
Mr.. J. A. krom-f.-The gro.s OF Tar Sprup pnr-
chased about three weeks ago IL nearly all sold ~
customers speak highly of H. Send half grefs OH
to my father ~ Miidetown. Pa and charge 10 me
q. Nau~ycksl. Druggi-'s. Trenton. n J., rsy.i
DR. virgins Tar syrup does all you claim Tor H.
arm selling largely - H. aud with much -a'eiaction
- my customers.
Wnght- Tar syrap IL sold b. al DRUGGISTS and
County Storckeepcr- Price 81 Der botlle. One
bottle will check the mos. asgras sted Cough.
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mAinE.l

P,nrLAND, Me-. Sept. l2.-Returns from
betw cen forty and seventy towns, about
three fifths Of the State, foot up, Chamber
lain, 1922; Pillsbury, 24.99S. The same
towns last year gave Chamberlain 1891
and Pillsbury 2s,s43, showing . loss from
the Republican majority Of last year Of 10,
964 The remaining towns will probably
reduce last years majority about l,70O,
leaving . majority for Chamberlain o. from
10000 to 10000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-12

MONTREAL, Sept. ll.-Hon. Darcy No,
Gee publishes an earnest letter to>dsy on
the moral Of election riots, and calls for evil
dencs against and prompt justice to be up~
on the ripg>leaders. He traces the mob
spirit so suddenly developed 10 Fsnianism,
but considers that the riot would not have
occurred had firss symptoms not came from
apolaeiete,
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ss. Louis Market.
n Santptnba. q

81. Louis Market.
By Telegraph. September 10
Flour-Actlve and stiff for choice; super.
8 Ooa7. 90; extra, I. 5o@s.76; Xxx. 9.cOaIo. 90.
Wheat-yery active spring. atf. l.7o@ so !:
fall. loc higher. with large sales II 2 20a2 As.
the latter for choice.
Corn-Dull; white, l.os@l.lo; yellow, los
@l.6a.
Oats-Stif 62df4.
DBar'sy-Spring lis fall, l,So@l.7o.
Rye-In demand sales al lsGl. 20
Hay-More demand, lG,50@l7.0o for light
pressed.
Provisions Unchanged.
Mess Pork-Aciive and firm at es.oo
Bacon-City shoulders at l5H@lsx, and
clear sides, lss5@l9.
Lard--Stif. 49, 5GHll.
Whisky-unchsnged.
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Jors nsrL, y. D. u. c. nouspY, n. ..
Drss. 1EEE Il ROgNnY.

AND SURGEOos. Office
/ on Third Street. one door west 81 brsdy,
'oulh side. Office hours from 70 Y A. NJ aud
rom 20 r. H. aurl0-W
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 1.-THE Republican
State Convention to-day nominated A. Il.
Marshal for Governor. s. II. Armstrong for
Lieutenant Governor, Colonel Rogers for
Secretary Of State, Emil Murch. for Treas
urer, and Il Z Cornell for Attorney Gen
eral, The nominations were made unani-
nous.
Resolutions Of the usual character were
adopted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-12

HENRY w. pEHsEAgNs.
ATTORNEY At LAW. DAVENPORT. IOWA..
n once. No. =. S.ele's Block. npris-diy
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prs. y. Yes,ysANs.
.ssENaA - lass,ss,sNN.

D1YSfCIhN AND SURGEON Office, cor
L 81 and brady Streets, under S,recper
hsy li"'e store. Eesiacace on llth 81. bet. FRA
DIV and Main. octai.du
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Sept l2.-The Border State
Convention will assemble to>day. Tonnes
see, Delaware Maryland, Missouri. and
probably Kentucky, will be represented -
Many delegates have arrived, and the at.
tendance will be large. There vii, be Re
publican mass meeting at night.
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1,h,cn-oIiye stock Market.

By Telegraph. September 10.
lodlsc lower prices range at SO oot96. 81 for
good to fair shipping steers, and 1854 80 foe
food stoc. steers. and s. $685. SO for common to
good butchers cows of the cars.
Hous-Keceip,. 299 head market fairly
active and nriees 5nloc higher ranging "A
a.. O0ea d. 20 ior common light, and g. ao@s so
for fair to good few extra choice sold at e. 50
07 90.
Sheep-Receipts s55 head market dull AID
weak: sales 9. t915.
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GALLAGHER A EaENyEssY,
.gORN cRAWFOnT.

A IsTORSEYs And COuSsEioRs AT Law
~ Coaycyancer. osiee Il IeClaire Row, up stair.
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1.Mal.as

PeParoRa- .IcSSl.f3
tjusssr Per n eomeSc.
kqas.--per dozen, lsWlse.
vurrs ps.ss.-Prime navy si.75.io *s.ee.
H17.-Per ton, Timoshy is,ce Upland p'si-
,,re~, Aspies-i eoas O per bushel.
oo,,--Bg tt,e lesd. 81 & nc. =. yard. isc, ie.
1 ssrec 1cc per bgshei.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1l.-Deaths by vel.
low :ever for % hours ending this morning
was e..
In the Common Council last night at an
election for assistant recorders. one white
and three negroes were chosen. Several
other negroes were chosen fer other NUM-
cipsl positions
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LOOK HERE
SMITH THE HALTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD

Gan BE HAD
HATS for figures broad and burly.
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS for faces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and Jolly;
HATS for gentlemen Of standing,
HATS that give look commanding;
HATS for walking, riding, driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for picnic and excursions.
HATS for holidays diversions;
HATS that stand all kind of hauling.
HATS for every trade and calling,
HATS for travelling, sporting, sailing,
BATS grcase-proof, in storms unfaaljne.
HATS air>chamberr6, Smiths lining,
HATS with which to cut shine in;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS add5red by lovely woman
HATS with which q room 10 enter,
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS Of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crowp, your knowing GATORS
HATS oft sent hundred miles for,
HATS that boys and misses sigh for.
HATS that even babies cry for;
HATS for landsmen and for sailors,
HA s that grace the work for tsilors;
HATS that would saint entics.
HATS, prime Hats, at any price
HATS THAT II HATS
At Smiths
Sign Of Black Dear.
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SANGER Il l.l:Al..

NJ MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Cider. Cider. Vlme~nr
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A TraRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
\ Nc. Sisle's Block, Davenport, Iowa
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-0USE AND sf9N PAINTERS. GRAIN
4 EkS. lenaT Gaug-ra, tii&ziers, &C. shop
ncr Main and kitih SITS uch.5 dly
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Epps. Ee. -. MYERS,

.Ss~~ hESTlST. Once In Forests Block.
HE.r.f&24 ~ opposite T. o., corner 81 ana Per
ltTfYRA ~ streeir. Has had over IL years
AALI practice in this city. LAS the com
ple,e apparatus for manufacturing and administering
Nitrous Oxide Of Gas, for painless operation IN ex
tracing teeth. Ianl2-ly
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L. MILLER.

( NAE"ENTkK AND BUILDER inoF ON
~ Commercial Alley. opposite Post o:kce. Ds-
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"a 9s s8ADY STREET, BELOW SEC
"a out >eers oeastautly hand and makes
70 Older.
Gents, ksoys' ansi Children
CLOTHING ofthe best material and in q manner
that cannot fail TO give satisfaction. Liberal
patfonsge respectfully solicited. my2l -dly
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Foreign News by Atlantic Cable.

NALsKILLEs. Sept. 11.-Diepatches re-
Ceived here, mention that the cholera 10
raging feariully ct Malta.
LONDON. Sept. Ills is reported that the
Austrian Prime Minister. Baron Won Beust,
has gone to Bsrritz.
PAHls. Sept. 11.-Dispatchcs have been
received here announcing that Garibaldi
will depart forthwith for the Roman from.
tier.
VIENNA. Sept. 1l.-A large body of school
teachers, representing nearly all sections of
the Empire ie in session in this city. Reso
luiions in favor OF retitioning the suthori-
ties for a separation OF the public schools
from the church, was passed with great
unanimity.