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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

Yesterday morning n col
ored boy named Lewis Lane, employed as adriver
by Col Thomas d. Florence, in passing along
Pennsylvania avenue, at Seventh street, came in
contact with heavy team with such force as to
take of ono of tts wheels of his wagon and throw
him violently to Nhe ground cutting his head
very badly. He Wa promptly conveyed to his
home after having 'bten attended by DR.. Toner.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

"WENT To GRASS" IN THE DUsT.-Ycster'
day afternoon Detectives Kelly Miller were
driving briskly in buggy along POnnSylyHinhIa
avenue, and when near Eleventh street wes' 'no
vehicle upset, tumbling them out iosetnSSr
Miller pla yed the saving gruae' anu usapp'H o
business requiring good speed. hsEOO the acct
dont
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

SALEs OF MONEY At the forty-frst
monthly meeting OF the Mechanics Building
Association No. !, held at German Hall, Eleventh
street, on the 18th instant, $500 was sold at an
average Of 424 per cent
At the twentieth monthly meeting Of the East
srn Building Association, held at Odd Fellows
Hall, Navy Yard, on the 18th instant, 81, 900
was sold at an average Of A per cent.
At the sixth monthly meeting Of the Capitol
Hill Building Association, held at DooleY's Hall,
Pennsylvania avenue and Third street, on the
9th instant, nearly ST. 900 was sold at an average
| Of so per cent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

The LONG BRIDGE.-It is stated that the
repairs on this bridge will be completed to-day,
and will be thrown open to tho public. 1t 10
also said that II will BIO in better condition than
it has been in for many years past. We hope 80.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

CoNDITIoN of the thermometer in the
shade for June II, rs observed at W. s ThoInp.
sons drug store, corner of Fifteenth street and
m, 79i II p. m, 70. T.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

A NEx SrEAlER.-Messrs. j. f. and Thos,
Miller of Washington, have Just had built at
Alexandria fne steam boat, designed for the river
trade. She is now at Calls wharf receiving the
finishing touches, and 10 named the "GuidinR
Star" Her Length Is 90 feet, with breudth oil
beam of 20 feet inches, 81 fesA aepth of hold,
and of OF tons eustom-house measurement. The
machinery was made in Washington, tES boilers
being constructed by VIM. +, Ellis 4 Bro. She
has two high. pressure engines, with lO'inch
cylinders, of 36-inch stroke each and the
Guiding STAR will BIO one Of The sWiitest
steanners on our river.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

MARINE NEws.-Therc is but little to
chronicle to-day In marine matters. One
schooner from the coast, laden with lath, and,
We understand consigned to p, Brown was
aground of tho Alexandria steamboat wharf,
and was waiting high water, when, with the as.
sistance Of q tug, which was lying alongside Of
her, she would haul in to the wharf.
We noticed going through tho draw at Long
Bridge large three. masted schooner in tow of q
tug bound up to Georgetown
On the wharyes there Is plenty Of work, as the
large feet of vessels which arrived up on satur-
day and Sunday are discharging cargoes.
Tho steamer Iii Livingston leaves this morn
ing for Norfolk at her usual hour.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18
WALTER S. WEST,
DEOPOSALS FOR SLATE.
TREASURY DEPAVTNEST,
OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,

TREAsUNN ULFANTMENTI
OYPIrE or sUPKRvIsISG ARCHITECT, )
June ~, is 7.
Proposals will be received at this office until June
2s 1897, 70 M for furnishing and delivering at site OF
treasury Building Washington, D. o., twenty seven
hundred a. 700 States inches wide and ~ inches
long not less than Que fourth inch nor moro
than one half inch In thickness, at least one
lace to be smooth and true, the edges sawed must
be Of uniform dark color Of tint equaling that OF
the slate now the Treasury Building aud In every
respect be as good As the slate hand, sample Of
which may be at the once Of tue Treasury ~
tension, corner Of Fifteenth street and PennsylNAnA
avenue. h.,,r.
The whole Of the slate to be delivered on or before
the lst Of October next. v,..
Proposals to be accompanied by samples OF oiA'0'
anu W w '"uO's'N 4 d. MULLBTT,
,JF Supervising Architect
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

GAMETo BE PLAYED.-The National and
Olympic Base Base Clubs will play match
game on the Nationals new grounds, near the
State Department, at three O'clock, p, IN, to-
morrow.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

MARRrED.-On Sunday there was
Island, to witness the nuptials of Mr.. Charles
Owens, a favorite policeman Of the Seventh
ward, with Mics Catherine Creigb. There wero
quite number Of the friends Of the police force
present The marriage was celebrated by the
| pastor, bsV. Father Boksl.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

HAY.MAKMG.-Within a few days past
we have noticed laborers engaged in the Smith
sonian lot and elsewhere in the city at making
hay. The yield on all the lots and meadows
that we have seen is plentiful and satisfactory to
the reapers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

BRNSING's overwhelmingly bridge
will be closed for repairs on Wednesday, and 1t
would be we'll for travellers and others who
would wish to go over that bridge to take notice.
Farmers and others, to reSch the city, will have
to como by way of Anacostia bridge.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

The PROPOSED TRIr TO Bosrok:-oh
Friday morning, at $50 o'clock, the Knights
Tompiar of this city will meet ut their hall, cor
ner Of Ninth and D streets, when Washington
Commandery, No. |, J. b. win, En- Com
mander, and Columbia cSmmandery, No. = y.
l.. Stevens, EN-. Commander, will form under
command Of EN-. Commander J. d. VIII, aud
pTseesd to the Baltimore Depot, where they WI
meet the President and party and escort them Ia
tIoston, starting at 7.45 a IN. At Boston The
| Sir knights of Washington will stop at the
| American House, and tho President and mem
beers OF the Cabinet at the Revere House. The
fare, between here and New York city will be
$Il a. Over the remainder of the route the
part viii 10 transported free of charge
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

BATHING IN THE PoToMAC.-Seven lads
were arrested on Sunday by officers of the Tenth
precinct for bathing In tho Potomac; and being
taken before Justice Fucker, were fined 50 each.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

REcovERED.-Mr. James A. Kennedy,
who was injured several weeks ago by the gas
machine explosion at the City Post Office, is, we
are glad to see, SO far recovered as to be able to
be out, His hands are not yet entirely well,
hoWever
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

The SABBATH SCHOOL CONCERT. wing
to press Of matter We are compelled to defer
until tomorrow the publication of the very n
teresting speeches Of the little boys on the sub
ject Of Sabbath schools, delivered ut the concert
at the First Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening last.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

TIE ARIoN AssEMBLY.-Thisa ass ociatioI
enjoyed a delightful day of pleasure on their ex
cursion to Silver Hill on the 10th inst. Thu
ladies all desire repstition, and We know thai
the gentlemen composing the assembly are toe
gallant not to yield in Difference to their wishes
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

School CELEBRATToN.--The pupils of
Mattern's German and English school passed
down the Avenue yesterday morning on their
way to Washington City Garden, where they had
n picnic. They made a ins appearance, and
were preceded by full band.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

Sun SrRoKE.-On Saturday last car
penLer named Martin, working on a building in
Vermont avenue, ID a position exposed to the
heat Of the sun, was stricken down by its rays
He was carried to his home, corner OF Seventh
and NJ streets, insensible. DR.. Bowen ATTENDED
him at once, and succeeded in restoring him to
consciousness. lie is nov doing we'll.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

Hon. Richard Wdlldch, Mayor:
Sin: Numerous complaints having been made
by citizens Of the Second, Third and Fourth
wards Of the gross neglect of the parties em
ploysd to remove garbage from their premises,
have learned that, in many cases, the garbage
carts have not been seen for two weeks or more
in several parts of the city, and on inquiring into
the cause am informed that only two carts are
employed in some of the wards for this purpose
which, 10 my opinion, are entirely inadequate Il
perform the work required during the summs
| months.
ain, respectfully, your Obedient servant,
| C. NOOSAS Lieutenant.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18

NEGLECT OF STREET SCAvENGERs.-Yes
terday Lieut.. G. Noonnn, in charge Of the SAM
tary detail, penncd the following letter to Mayo
Wallach, which plainly indicates that the stree
scavengers, almost without exception, are wo
fully derelct in their duty. We feel satisfied
that Mr.. WalIach will have this defect promptly
renHdied, as he is always prompt in such cases;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22
~. -. RlCIHARfpsON. ". ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
IovFIcs uspsR
Davenport National Bank,

" 7 IT DIR TN n III,
NJ A REPUTABLE AND EXTENSIVE PRACTICE
I or - vcsr- II iast ha-i- for claim To the cont
d-nc. ~ the community, Dr. ". can present tnis
cisim 10 the people of Davenport and vicinity. aud
also any other evidence Of proper qualification de-
sirrd
Davenport, July 20, 1851. r. ily1T-ily.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22
CHin5G1.

CHICAGO, Oct. -. II c. AcIcerelu. pro
lTic'cr Of c dlstihery in this city, has been
held il g, 900 brii to appear before the {.
). supreme Cour', T, answer T. charcc o.
wlislAy frauds.
Z lie ie I'd body of Mrs. Mary O'iIara,
who ieft tbs ciiy - tso lilh inst, WAS
found YestctdAy n the alter near Bridvt =
por.. Il i, suppressed she committed sui
c'de, rs previous 10 her disappearance she
had shown symptoms CT decided alteration
OF mind.
The Times reports the finding of the re.
mains OF man in the work of excavating
Tor the Washington street tunnel, and con
meets the met with murder committed
ten years age, 81 man III u house OF i'll
tune, who was reported buried under the
sidewalk in that vicinity.
re union Of the l7th Illinois Regiment
took place at Galesburg yesterday.
The sales Of Chicago city lots recently
made by Hon. John Wentwo r,h am oun. to
a trIllc over $40o 600
\ terrible collision occurred last evening
between tie westward going Omaha fast
train, on the Z. / n w. Il. r., and the
eastern going ireish. train, nbou: two miles
west of Dixon, Ill. Both trains were badly
wrecked, bat providentislly no lives were
loS'. Cnly SIX persons were injured
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22
I ATESE NEWS
III. TELEGR.fP1,
HsW YORK.

NEw York, Oct a2.-Herald's special
says: Numerous ward meetings in favor Of
the Grant movement were held at Pniladei>
phia last night. At one of them Judge
Kelly made speech fully endorsing tie
proposed nomination and asserting that
Grant was, politically, in free accord with
Congress.
ilerald's cable special says: The French
Minister assured the Pope Of the aid of
France also that the French flee, and
troops left Toulon tonight for Rome; also
that II is rumored that Gsiibaldi ESCAPED,
frcm Caprera and is IN ltaiv.
The Tines special says: The abilities
OF the country for the counterfeit 1905
has received, and is receiving, close al.
t;niioa in the Treasury Department.
Assistant Treasurer NanDycke, at New
ERIK, writes that Ia Ill cases distinct un>
deFstandirg between tte party sending IN
notes aad himself has been that he only re>
ceived bonds for Transmission and conyers
sion, and TO that eject he requires al BAR
ties TO endorse notes asa means Of their
identification, so that IL found to be spur "a us
or cayated they may be returned to the own.
ers without difficulty. On the other hand
bankers claim that the payment VT ich Mr..
'AnDycke makes when he receives notes il
complete transaction, and that the Cows
eminent becomes responsible for notes after
that time, just as fully as bankers would
become responsible for n counterfeit rcceiv.
ed over their own counters.
The Heralds special says District At
torn Chandler has notified Chss. O'Con>
nor that the Government will be ready 10
proceed with the trial OF jeff Davis at the
session Of the court in Richmond. com>
mencing on the 25th of November, unless a
postponement is procured BY Davis coun>
sci. II is considered certain that the trial
will come off Preparations for his recep.
ton are beng made by his counsel in Rich>
mond
1t is said that Mr. Stewards mission 10
New York is TO start new conservative
Republican party in that State, to hold the
balance OF power. The mission had the an
proval OF the President
The Tribunc's special says Post Mas
ter General Randall has written q letter
strongly endorsing Presiden: johnson.
Another member If the Cabinet, who is
accused of opposition to tho President, will
soon write similar letter.
Among the passengers by the steamer
Arizona are Senators Williams aud Corhet,
Of Oregon, and Hon. NJ. Ilgley, VI. G.. from
Californa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22
Foreign News by Atlantic Gable.

PARIS. &c: - - y. ii y, i, Is rumorcl
to-day ieat the leaarg European powers
wliuniie with Fsincc IN d joint iufcrvg Z
ton for the s,i;i, meat ~ the Kcman qncs
ton, and pi,soi vaiion Of c9cc.
The Fitnh cabinet has addfessed circu
lar note 10 is ftrr, seniaives 81 Foreign
Courts soitnlnly pi,tcin, France 20 enfn' CT
The stino'a Ions - tie treaty ot Stpteia-
bar. III G excitement. an; anxiety created
by the runners continuity arising are very
great, and fentss are ilucica,ing.
MARsgIrLTs. Oct. 2a-Aoconnts from the
Island OF Cardia speak OF the arrival q,
the Turkish Grsud Vicercy ami other mem
hers Of the court of inquiry. The Grand
Viceroy had met & depu'alio" e Crcten in
serecn's al Goa. In Tie pteseLcc o. all The
consuls Of inrcien pnwc's the members ot
tie deputa,ion irs sted rrun the union 81
the Island with Greece.
LONDON. Oct. ao--Imy ortant iii patches
Just re- eiyed from Paris in relation 10 at
iaifs in Italy announce that Italy has
pledeei Lersolf.o support the provisions o.
the September treaty. The Paris Pd.rit
says the F,er eh troops were so posted that
they could have been marched across tie
Alps 81 q moments notice.
This decided step O. the Italian govern.
ment is accepted ct Paris as rendering
French intervention unnecessary, and the
French expedition has. therefore. been ahan
coined. The Insurgents, in consequence If
this unlocked Tor at,i;u e o. King Victor
tnsnusl, have evacuated the Pontilicsl ter
rtery.
ST. PFrrgsBvaG, De-. 2i.-The treaty
With the Ini'e'! States fnr the s. le 81 lite
i'ussian Possessions IN North An rec Las
been ra'it'el Ivy the Eussian Government
PARIS, Oct 2i.-The Journal Des Eyo,s
denies that the French government has
granted sobscrirti. in aid OF the new
Atlantic cable from Brest to the American
coast.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-The Baltimore
Synod, Old School Prrsbyterane, at a meet
ing To day in tieorgetown, passed resolutions
directing the attention OF the union com
mittcc 10 the resolutions of the various
l'iesby tcrlans in the hope that they may he
50 acfe ! on as IT. lead 10 the union OF the
old and new schools. no. merely in form
but IN feeling. and make the reunion OF the
church indeed ono DO " in doctrine, spirit.
truth and love.
Gen. Skinner, First Assistant Postmaster
General, is not yet considered out of dan
ger, although much improved
Two hundred ana forty one patents have
been issued from the Patent ONCE for the
week ending the 10Th.
A full statement OF the Treasury Depart
ment h S been furnished the Retrencbment
Committee by Superintendent Clark
Gen. o'Neli and Col Walsh are 20. or.
gah3zng u new hraHclef ifcni4us h,le. bvt
slinn' rtt,ri.tt ,eff,r fhe is,it, 81 ,,i,5, he
i"tner hes tlea t'.ni.l Hea5 Ccptte ieI
tins ri.,iIcl.
ne SECRETARY az tie Treasury has mn
proved t.e occ3 -iou oi TIE commissioner nl
The acuur4l Lard oAirc. ia ida'iYn 10 Il
Mex caa - N iu C4iaotn g. cilled S,branic
q" J q Jacllio. tAn;rla /, Nsr;a &c
!Kas'iio &C aeutrfc, Wit" ~ jose Au-
tom" he grsnt G ntiirs - -, artcs s.f-
uaied in saw BarIc .inoco atsu Is n.lcs
ilosn VAN AnioHie.
lie F,ran Gtrc:al, O'Ncl, hae bc,u
coeaec.! during the past wcsk in drilling lie
frniha o,ea' izition IN this city.
y a NJ eng here 10 day he said lie expect.
I'd II recruit regiment in the District OF
Columbia. The F,nian general organize
ton has arms, unions. ammunition aud
all kints Of war material already on hand
l he Treasury Department Ia DAY received
a letter from brooklyn con'ainins a check
on Il eng Island bank for $Ija
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22
LOuiSlshE.

Ntw onLEAss. Oct. 2l.-Sp,cial order
No lti6 declares ilciotai vote at the State
W Louisiana on The question Of convention
to be .9.lsi Of which 1858 were inr n
cony, nlicn. Tie majority o, The votes cast
being i'r eeLNri.tiDn the DELEGATES eject, d
src lin,ii 10 asst mile ia convention at
Mechanics Hall, III New Orleans, Gn the Esd
of November. The order is signed b Gen
eral Mover.
Reports give the number OF yellow fever
in'ofrnen's tor the twen'y-irur hours end
ing yesterday motniu. 1T thi,y five, and
for tie sane TING ending hi morning thir-
y one.
Tbs weather Is again oppr, ,ivcly warm
ana Il g eli,'emic consequently is 10. dc
crossing.
\ snip load of riaicrants wlich arrived
mere irc IN Europe were not Permitted TO
land owing 10 Tie prevailing {, lGemIc The
sup was ordered below tie city until her
pass myers tan lie token on board a steamer
unG conveyed north without landing here
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22
LATE NEWS
~ TEEEGfs.EPEE.
RED YORK.

AEw YonE. Oct. 2l-Thos. Willard, who
was released from P,niteotisry last Saiur
day where he has been incareera,sd on n
ciarge Of an at,emq. TO kill, this mnrnnr
cut his wi!e's threat and then cur ia own.
Both ~ les were taken to tie station house
IN " hamburg
Thirteen thousand dollars worth of cor
pora'ion land was sold at auction to day.
VIM DAVIS. burglar. was sentenced -
hve years Imprisonment, in the reniteniisry
to-day.
4 correspondent 81 the Express states
that owing 10 the intimacy Of the Baron ci
iiolaten with the vile of Charles Sumner
the latter procured bis withdrawal from
Washington. The result OF the altar be-
ing that Mrs. Sumner has gone 20 Europe
and summers establishment ri Washington
il broken up. Nothing criminal is alleged.
A Washington special 10 the Express
saws n at MIR. Ewing bro'her-in-iaw 81
General sherman, sui has TIE best show
for the War Department aJd will probably
receive an appointment with Gencfa Sher
man - m adviser in Ia Presidents inter
est
A Nashville special II the Express says
The Legislature will ect favorab.y upon the
recommendation of Governor Brownlow
far the reimbursement Of loyal citizens for
losses sustained curing the war.
The Post's Washington spec al says tie
ia iicary committee ls progfe' sing slowly
si,h the Maryland investigation, owing 10
the difficulty Of obtaining witnesses.
Cen Pie member Of Cor gress from the
81 Louis district, is here looking after the
reyeIue matters ia bIs district. rh-re VIII
be II change among The officers there very
soon.
lie Revenue Bureau will this week re-
quire ali disliieries 10 annex the tee meters
Information from itcpublican sources in
Virginia is 10 the elect that AZ the election
TO morrow the party in favor of a Conven-
ton will probably be defeated
Advices from North Carolina say it seems
probable that the object for which the Con-
vcnton meet will BE- defeated by contentious
Of the different factions. The mass OF the
people take very little interest in the exist
ing strife. and are giving themselves to the
cultivation OF crops.
Generals Sheridan and Clinton y. Fisk are
at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Five hundred dollars of the riot fund has
been paid to the widow Of officer NC hesney,
who was murdered on Saturday. She will
draw three hundred dollars from the police
fund. The funeral takes place to morrow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22

in their patriotic struggle and bids them
hope that the national honor vet be rc>
deemed
p.ais. Oct. al.-Nidnighs.-A dispstch
fro,n Touon states that orders have been
received oountermanding the sailing Of the
eps for the relief Of Rome, and that the
.-ooas wire disembarking from the trans.
nar,s and returning TO the barracks.
Noou.-The Mcniteur announces that the
expedition acnins, Italy has been counter
rnanded. IS Italy pledges An observance Of
the treaty.
Drnrls. Oct 2l.-The trials Of Gen. Ma
rlc. Col. Warren and other prominent State
prisoners implicated in the Fcnian conspir.
acy, will commence November 25.h, before
4 special commissioner. II is said the U.
s. Government will provide for the defence
Of Magic and Warren.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22

On eatnrday and Sunday. May 1lth and lath, satnr-
dsy and Sunday July uh end Ith, Saturday and sun.
oei ss.h and !.sstnrday and sunday. jDsc nj
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22
KID . -
VIRGINIA..

RicEMoND, Oct. 22.-Yesterday afternoon
Hunnicutt, IN speech in capitol square,
denounced the Northern men here, where
upon one o! them said he was damned
liar. AT this the negroes attempted to mob
the man, but instead, caught an inotfensive
German, and were about to kill him. when
the police succeeded in rescuing him. but
were followed TO the station house by the
negroes, who behaved in very disorderly
manner, throwing stones. &c.
There is much excitement in regard to
recent elections
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22

LIVERPOOL, Oct 2l.-EYc.-Thc ROYAL
Bank Of Liverpool suspended payment AID
closed its doors. Liabilities estimated at
f+.50o, Geo. 1t is thought the bank viii be
able TO resume business.
FLosrScE, Oct. 81 vs.- Ra.ozzi adj
dressed large crowd Of PEOPLE who were
making Demonstrations in issor of Gariba
di lie declared in the most en pha,ic man
ner that Victor Emanuel would maintain
the honor Of the nation in the crisis through
which it was passing.
Garibaldi hes issued . proclamation
which adds to the prevailing excitement-
He cxhcrts the people Of Italy to persevere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22
GEORGIA..

SAVANNAH, Oct. PA large radical mass
meeting Of about 1000 negroes and few
whites was sheld last night Addresses
were made by G. II. Hopkins and few
other whites, Bradley, Sims, and other
negroes. There Yves no disturbance until
after the meeting, when there were several
collisions between country and city negroes
which were promptly suppressed by police
with L. arrast.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-22
ILLINOIS.

BLooNNGToS. Oct, 22-1 he second grand
horse fair will formally open to-day. upon
the grounds Of the Bloomington Central
Driving Park. The fair is expected to be
crest success, el2, 800 in premiums is of
fered.
PERU. Oct. 22.-The hardware store Of
+. Leavi,t & Co., was broken into by burg
lars last night and goods to the amount Of
500 stolen. The thieves are still at large.