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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-14

TIE HORACE WATERS
Grand, Squarek Cpright Pianos,

Mel ODEONS AND CABINET ORGANS,
WHoLESALE AND RETAIL THE BEST
w Instruments made. second hand Pianos
AZ bargains, from $50 - ssz'. Liberal discount
TO teachers and clergymeu New octave Pi-
amos for 1915 and upwards.
fcctory and Warcrootns, No fsl Broadway,
New York.
HORACE WATERS Il CO.
febl.iiye Manufacturers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-14
ElUMPsyREv.S
HOmHOpathic Specifies

Is
HAVE proved, nom The moet ample experience. an
IL entire suceers; simple. cf!icient and reliable
Ihcy are the oniy medicine perfectly adapted TO pop
LIN simple nat mistakes cannot .. i,aac "a
urins 'nsah so soFm,e>s. to be free rom aangcf'
and so efficient. n 10 De always reliable. They hare
rascd the highest COMMUNICATION from all. ard VIII
always render satisfaction Cents.
No. Cures E'evei'>-, Congestion. .......... -
q. -. ~ or1ns. crm fgver. worm collie. y
!" g.. Trying colo heething OF infsnts..-- - \.
I)iarrhcea OF children af adnts. y
Z" - byHentcry arirInr Rors collie. -
g. 8" Cholera Nj ori,us Naases..... 90
Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. .... y
. Nsufalgia. Toothache. FaosAche, >,
!tei"iachcs. Sick lissdache...... -
~ IyepeDssla IA, Bilious Siomach-....,. e
=. n upprer-ed scanty .piiniuipe fieas ~
~ 1,Sucori'ii,e:s or Whites ......... e
:. 1foub, hasrse cough .:....-- -
Tit Hheam. Erysilslss, Eruttfor-... Z,
a. H. 4, ISheuiii,tisn,, Rheutaaf paihs.. !, -
. !. TEEer A.d Ague, Chill Fever, ~
fIAes. internal and external. -
gphta!iny, core infAmed eyes,. J"
. ~ &1tarrh.ac uteor chronic inflcncer,. -
Wnoop1ng-cUugh,s sasmodic cough -
Astnna, oppressed. ~
Lar discharges, impaired hesring,... -
70 EScIula enlarged glands. 49,. - 2"
GENERAL debility, physical weakness -
. q lToPsey. scanty secretiOne -
20 5" Sea,stekness. er sickucss from riding. y
z quincy Disease, Grsye. ~
rs Nsrvous Debiliiy ,semnal emissions ,,,
" 30 " Sore Mouth or Csnker ........... 10
. ." rnnury ineontnuanee. ..,....,-. ~ ~
3: Sniierinos al chan5e 81 Life i1
- "a Diptheria. LIBERATED sore Throat. =. 80
FAMILY CASES.
Case of 20 vals morocco casc 4 book complete $1,000
Gaze OF ~ large walls, in morocco and book $50
Case ct 20 large walls. plain case =. -. 800
Case of ID boxes Nos IA in ~. 300
These remedies by the case ~ single box are sent
r. any part Of the country By Nail express, free Of
charge. on receipt OF prieu Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED
ItINE COMPANY.
Office and Depot. No :i2 broadway, New York
For sale by every Medicine Dealer.
Dr. HUMPHREYS Is consulted daily at his cfNce.
personally or by letter above for all forms OF dis
easee. dec -deod.swly
HARRISON 4 srARks, Agents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-14

plesc stock OF
Spring md SNnsnacr Clothing
OF ALL GRADES,
Embracing Fine. Medium and iow-Preed Goods.
our stock Is prepared with spcca! reference to the
wants Of all sections and climates Great and
attention IL bestowed upon the manufacture. The
newest fabrics always selected, the latest fashions
consulted, and every garment thoroughly and dura-
bly, made.
All orders intrusted 20 us are executed with the
same fidelity aud attention. and with every advan
ingc of the rket, which they would have were the
partie. present in person to select for themselves
Jobbcrs. Merchant Taiiors, Country Merchants and
Dealers generally will ind IL 10 their advantage to
call and examine our stock before purchasing.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS.
SAMUEL CAnrsR. JOINS Rosr, VIZ H. KIRTLAsp,
cnAs. u. PELr, JonS II. WERrs, Special
feb ,Sm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-14
MONEYED MEN


Notice.
r HAVE FROM THIS DATE ASSOCIATED
i with me. II. II. SMITH, Esq. Hereafter =
0eheral Insurance lDasiness
will be conducted by US, under the firm Of
Hartwell Smith. -. II. MARrWELL.
Davenport, Feb. !, 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-14
Financial.

vI>BE INSURANCE STOCK LIST Of the In
i suaAxcs MOxrfoR AND WALL SraExr Rsvlsw
for December, quotes the Stock Of Tns Horn lxs.
Co. OF NKw YoRx 1t soasY PER CENT. PRRMlun;-
and the Capital Stock Of Tas HonE 10, with one
exception. twice as large ~ that Of any other
Company in America
W. f. ROSS ADeut
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-14
REAL ESTATE.
JOHN OCHS 4 SON,
AGENTS soa
The Sale Of Real Estate,
and Collection Of debts.

MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECURITY
q snn ACRES OF CHOICE PRAIRIE
ZsCUU Land in Scott. q. dmr. Benton. Pow
sshieh. Tsms and Iowa Counties
lYyInrsoveD .FAass, OF Ii" acres each, from
10 Is miles FRONT Dav export.
10 lxpnovsp FAsNs Of - acres each. from .
to IS miles Of Davenport.
A Coon 'nraov 10 FAxx of $40 ncrss. within
Is miles OF Davenport.
A Coon lsraovip FsRH OF 100 acres, within
10 miles Ut Davenport.
4 Coon 1xPa6vsD fASx Of 2O4 acres. 80 acres
Of timbse. within II miles Of Davenport.
0oOp 1nPaOvsp FAM Of 800 acres, within
10 miies Of Davenport.
Once Ne. - brady Street, over wilsou's
Jswelsy Store. jan26 -dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-14

American, Adams. United States and Wells Fargo
& Co. Stocks. nj lowest market rates. Orders for
purchase and sale in al above securities solicited
B.-Holders OF Merchants Union Stock sending
orw ard Tor sale must endorse each recetand attach
power OF attorney. signed in blank, except us 10 the
III, number Of ehaTes. febll dtm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-14

INSUR ANCE.
Money Earning Money.

money E0rD1nS Money
NEONEY INVESTED IN THE, EQUITABLE
Xvl SOCIETY els always earning money for
its owner
Burnum Gays that the difference between the
condition Of money .loaner and that OF q money
borr 1wer. Is that the former has u fsithful serv
ant out ut work for him day and night, on Sun
days aud Holidays. and is always worth more
when he gctsup than he was when he went TO
bed; while the money borrower hss somebody
else's friend which he hatters himself is his own,
but which is constantly running him in debt for
somebody else's benefit, and every morning he
rises worth less than lie was when he went to
bed. and is in fair way TO become worthless en-
tirely.
In the Equitable Society, the premiums are re.
quired to be paid all in cash, which is kept IN
vested for the benefit Of the policy holders; and
so its members are all money .loaners.
Every member Of the Equitable Society re-
ceives in AN snnual dividend al the earnings Of
his money together with his share Of the profits
from selection OLIVES, economy of management.
forfcitures. and other profits resulting from the
business; and SO money invested in the Equits.
BILE Society is always earning money for its
owner W. +. ROSS. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-14

THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

ut was early in the spring Of ~ that this com
pound was originated. A member OF my family was
afflicted with an irritation Of the throat attended With
u disagreeable cough. had FOR come months pre-
vous thought that preparation having Tor Its OASIS
the inside bark Of white pin. might be so compound
cd to be very useful in diseases " the throat aud
lungs. To test the value Of II in the case ailnda to-
compounded q small quantity of the medicine that
had been planning, and gave II III tsnspOoblul uos
ees. The result was exceedingly gratifying. Wtnin
two days the irritation Of the tAIoat was removed,
the cough subsidized aud speedy cure was elected
Soon after this sent lady i'll Londonderry.
H., who had been suffering for some weeks from
. lad cough, accustomed by sudden cold, aud had
raised mucus strenked with blood. She soon found
relief and sent for more She took about ten ounces
Of II, and got we'll Il. Clarke, E-q., editor Of the
Manchester Daily Mirror made a trial Of the same
preparation In the of cold and was cured
Immediately. lie was highly pleased with The re-
suits. and 40 confident in success attending ts sales
placed before the pubic that he finally persuaded
me 70 give II name. and send II abroad 10 benefit
the suffering. In November l-ri. first advertised
It under the name OF white Pine Compound. Ia two
years from that time there had been wbolessled Ia
Manchester alone one hundred dollars worth. where
II took the lead cf all the cough remedies In the ar
kct and still maintains that position. There IL
good reason for this il very -oo,hing and healing
IN ts nature, L. wArmny toths f.imac and pleas ant
withai to the taste. and il exceedingly cheap.
"As remedy for kidney complaints the White
Pine Compound stands unrvaled. II wac not Origi-
mated for that purpose bnt person using II for
cough was not only cured OF cough. but was also
cured OF "A kidney difficulty Of ten years standing
Since that accidental discovery many thousands have
used II for the same oinllsnt. ard have been COM
pletely cured"
Since then. az In Manchester. The White Pine Com
pound has taken the lead Of a.. Cough remedies, az
well as preparation for the cnre u kidney difficult
ties, in every city town. village and hamlet through
out the New England States.
This remedy is safe and pleasant TO take Il IL
efTectual
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-14
FIR FIRE.! FIRE:

DELAY MAKES THE
DANGER. TIL now Fires
have only been met by
means too dilatory. toolate
and too cumbrous. The
time lost In sending for All
engine and getting 1t into
working order has too often
proved i fatal delay. The
ExussiIsuFx, a self-acting
portable Fire Engine, IL in.
expensive, and SO simple In
\ its construction that the
mere turning OF a COCK puts
il into full action. War.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-14

Iralley's DaRisz II El n!l Skirt !
VERY rL =. Y as:un FOLDED !.l, EAsILY
kins The most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In iii
sises. 4 wholesale and Retail by
CS' WH1SfRR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Sept. II. !
II is estimated that 80, 600 persons visited
the Wisconsin State Fair at Madison, yester.
day. The exhibition is proving > great sue.
cess.
Geo. Cory was buried in q sand baak at
Earl, H., yesterday, and died before assist
ance could reach him.
A Times Cincinnati special says abont ore
hundred Democrats. dissatisfied with the re
fusal of the Executive Committee to noni
nate Congressional candidate I'd fiji the va
mingsville to-day and resolved not to support
Sam. Carey, independent Republican, and
offered TO nominate Charles Reemelin. BE
declined the nomination, but said his friends
might vote for him If they pleased. He bit
teriy denounced the Csreyites, and said the
Democrats might as well be asked to vote for
Ben Butler for President as for Carey for
Congress.
Whist has heretofore been known a. the
Chicago, Joliet and Wilmington Accommoda
ton train, on the st. Louis road has recent
ly been extended and now runs through to
Bloomington without change.
Judge Wilson. Of the Superior Court OF
this city, has delivered an opinion averse to
the wife of Stephen A. Douglass who claims
a dover in real estate, in the southern part Of
this city, nov worth about 100000.
NEw YoRK, Sept. 27.
DR.. Snodgrass publishes . statement by
which it appears that the loyal Governors
present eat the Antletam Celebration, es
pecially Governors Fenton and 1Geary, were
TO make addresses, but Gov. Swami, at the
dicsation Of the President, called for the ben.
ediction just in time to cut them OF.
Izzy Lazarus, the we'll known sport, died
Yesterday,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-28
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

FLoREscs, Sept. 27.-Serions riots have
broken out at udine. sixty miles from Ven
ice. Armed bands paroled the streets clam.
oring for revolution. Their bands wera
largely composed of Garibaldian volunteers,
who have been compelled to fy from the Ro-
man frontier by the Italian troops.
Partzans Of. Garibaldi are creating tumults
in various parts Of Italy for the purpose Of
obtaining the release of their leader.
Iti reported that the King is about to is
sue proclamation calling an extraordinary
session Of Parliament.
GENEVA, Sept. 27.-Crowds Of men assem-
bled in the streets yesterday and loudly cried
for the release Of Gsribaldi. Some violence
was done but no one injured.
DUBLIN, Sept. 27.--Fesrs are entertained
here that the Fenians, emboldened by the
lsaccess Of the mob at Manchester, will make
similar effort to rescne Capt. Moriarty, Who
is nov undergoing sentence Of inprisonment
The Government is taking all necessary steps
against such attempt. Forty Of the Fenian
copvicts who have hitherto been impriaoued
in Irish jails have been ssnt to Portland,
England, for safe keeping.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-28

NEw York, Sept. ~.
The Hsvalds Washington speci1i says the
Treasury Department has, Il is stated, ~
ceived report from J. II. Wiggi1. Treasury
agent in New York city, to the effect that he
las csased an attachment to be msds upon
the personal property Of Mt. Hmfy Haft, Of
New York, to the amount Of $hOO goo, to
indemnify The United States for1osses alleged
to have been sustained through the frauds of
hfmseif md 1ccomplices. ss-~ sss7 s'ss@--
Cen. 6chofeld has refused u obey the
writ Of hobeds corpus in which the Judge Of
the Richmond Circuit Court ordered IN en-
listed minor TO be brought before him for
discharge.
The 1imes' special says the settlement Of
the case Of the Government against Frazer,
Trenholm 4 Co. has been co1summated
The terms are not made public.
A namber Of the clerks in the Quartermas-
ters Department have been notiiSd that their
sef,ices are not wanted after the Both.
CHICAGO, Sept. 81.
The Times Washington special says: A
despatch from New Orleans, received TO.
night says the election in Louisiana villtake
place to morrow.
Gen. Mower has received no suggestion
from the President or General Grant to post
poneit
The Tfibanc's special says Col. Mesmore,
Deputy Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
has been notified that his resignation will be
accepted. Regarding himself as persecuted
by the whisky ring in New York, Col. NJ.
viii not tender his resignation. Col. Wise
worth, formerly commandant Of the military
department Of Washington City, is mentioned
as his successor. /
The, 7ribunes Washington special says
Ex. Governor Cowan, Of Pennsy lsania, who
is here Is attorney for some of his former
constituents, who have been running OF whis-
ky, tells his Democratic friends that he sees
little evidence in bis State of 4 change in
their favor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-28
FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 2T.
Matters have quieted much to-day. Last
night Gen. Thomas received dispatch from
Gen. Grant telling him that the military can
not be made use Of to defeat the Executive
Of the State, referring TO the laws of the
State, and ordering him not 10 prevent the
legal State force from the execution Of
this order. A copy Of this dispatch was
transmitted to Maj. Brown, who to day wrote
Thomas, stating he had not consented to re-
sistance to Law or desired to defeat the Ex
ecutise of the State in his efforts to eufofce
the law.' He had only designed, il not pre-,
legal elections in perfectly peaceful menner
and in accordance with the city charter.
He requested Thomas to inform him wheth.
er he t1bomas) decided it his duty, under
the order Of Grant, to uphold Cooper, com.
mander Of the State Militia, in his threat-
iened determination TO prevent the election,
under the charter? adding that in that case
he had no. choice left hut 10 hold to the au
thority Of the United States with q afsspeetful
but emphatic protest against the signal and
deplorable mistake. ls
Thomas, in reply. s,atAd sba4 the proper
Interpretation of Grants order is to sus>
tain the State authorities in the execution Of
their orders, it net being his province to de-
eide The question Of legality or illegality Of
The election ordered BY The city authorities.
Thomaa issued an order for the disposition
Of the military force Of cavalry and artillery
to protect the Commissioners of Registration
TO mosfuw II hoidiug the election.
Mayor Brown, who was , candidate for re-
election, has Withdrawn. Another consery-
alive has also Withdrawn. This leaves the
field . Alden, NoHhern radical and Scovei,
an old citizen, also Esdieal. Alden will be
elected.
The republicans ase highly elated with the
Issue Of events, whilst the opposition afecos-
respondmgiy deWesseA. o
The election will be quiet and peaceful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-28
/. From PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 81.
DR.. N. V. German, Nat. Kenny and Miss
Caroline Heron, were arrested last night on
chafte Of manufacturing counterfeit bank
notes. The officers also seized S22, 800 6n-
ished notes aod SlO0,OO0 unfinished notes.
They also captured the plates for printing
notes of the Fourth National bank of New
York city and fifty cent fractional currency,
together with the presses, ink, &c. Since the
arrest of German it is understood that he
had = contract to supply notes on the Frst
National bank Of this city, to be executed
next week. German is supposed to be the
first man who issued counterfeit fractional
currency notes. The parties will have a
hearing before the United States Commits.
sioners Immediately.
Gen. Sheridan held a Levee this noon at
the Union League house and received thou.
sand members of the League and friends.
A large crowd witnessed his entrance to the
hall and the cheering was enthusiastic,
Among the visitors we're the orphan boys Of
deceased soldiers from the Lincoln Institute.
siheir comnssnder made neat speech, wel>
coming Sheridan to the city. He replied,
thanking them for the pleasure Of seeing
them. The boys gave three cheers.
A Committee of Unionists waited on Gen.
Hancock and rendered him the hospi,alities
of the city.
An immense Republican soldiers meeting
was held to o-night. Resolutions fayorisg the
impeachment Of President johnson were
adopted After the adjournment the process
SIGN formed aud marched TO the Union
League Hall, where Generals Sherman and
Sickles were received with prolonged cheers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-28
FROM RICHMOND.

xo.a NEW YoRK, Sept. ~.
The Herald Richmond special says it has
nov become definitely settled that Davis's
trial will take place at the November term Of
the Circuit Court here. sG !
Judge Chase ifds expressed his intention OF
presiding; aud if the rebel ex President does
not fail to come to time on his straw bail, q
question ofgreat Importance vii arise which
will require AL the diplomacy and ability Of
Chief Justice Chase to evade and decide. An
opinion is expressed that, allowing Davis will
aprear, the trial will be shirked by the Gov
ernment, and the prisoner will be again set at
liberty on bail. There is reason to contra.
dict such an erroneous impression. Indica>
tions lead to the belief that the trial will be
proceeded with, and q mass of the most i'm
portant events connected with the history Of
the rebellion will be disclosed. The counsel
for the defense will demand trial, and if the
Government urge IN excuse of not ready, the
Court will express its intention to remain in
session sufficient tiure for tito prepare. Fail
ing in this, nplie prosequi will then be entered,
by which the discharge of the prisoner may
be effected. Davis can scercsly b con
vsnfod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-28
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Sept. 81.
At about 1 o'clock this morning & niger
boiler on the .stsamer Illinois, lying at the
levee, exploded, tearing away q portion OF
the cabin Of the boat and severely wound,ng
four deck hands. The boiler was blown
across the levee.
The falfmeeting OF the Lxciede Racing Asso
citation viii commence on Monday next Sta
bles from Ohio; Kentucky, Tennessee Indi>
ana, Illinois, Alabama, Iowa and Missouri,
are on the ground with larger number OF
horses than ever before assembled on any
course in this country. FYfty-six horses have
been entered forthe races on Monday. The
hrstrace will be two mile dash over eight
hurdles, four feet high.
The Seventh Annual Far of the St Louis
Agricultural and Mechanical Association will
commence October 7th, and promises to be
the largest eve. held here. Entries Of Stock,
Agricultural products, machinery and textile
fabrics have been made from nearly all the
Western States, and many fine horses and
cattle will be here from New England.
: The Illinois State Fair will Be open On
Monday next NJ Qniaey. ~hrrr rxtensfve
have been made, and the finest
grounds in the country have been provided
for the occasion. These grounds belong to
the citizens of Quincy, who have spent near
~ hundred thousand dollars in permsnen.
improvements on them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-28

knxvuKRR, Sept. n.
An old ulaa - sssts Sbs Chicago vss con.
6deneed q ths lake wharf last evening out Of
49, U'a.Eoso0seyhs hnlA 40 NJ sDsasiy
LIvRrxcs. * Kanaa6aG Sent. 27sf
~ eastAs RA;r 49, F101r3rs. csvnsd
vi - - 4 Theri kiti beG oySr leo
entr;ee and S0o6 yisiSora.
u,.- -. q,
ADIsoa, ".s., osP:. -.
tnpp~O ~ ~ - : ssfs$n.sIIT ~ ~
~ . SlssssssS .:u, 1..sl
ant1 df COO peopls. The electien Of olI>
ceutpok plaes lase evening. ssd 70 day., AZ
Ter awarding ths premiums, addresses, races,
kc., ahs Hasr viii come - clses. ID fyAKs
No..,.rnvx. Sent. u.
C.r u.aor.t ,;.;tsd ii. r,c4ha, .rd h;,.h
49,. -. 90 80 .c,d;.ii. r.es;,.a ~
.'' - ..ss;n. 4. -. .....s.
~ ss'.sssrs .s ~ u s.s sfsl p.y.sI,s- ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-28
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Sept. q.
The Executive Committee to arrange for
the editorial excursion to the Rocky Mount.
aims, met in this city to-day. Calonel 6. p.
Finch. Of the Jacksonville Journal, was in
the chair. From the answsrs received from
the committee, letters ofinvitation, and pres
ent indications, not less than two hundred
editors. representing the leading newspapers
OF the North western and Eastern States, will
report at the Sherman House in Chicago on
the 7th, armed and equipped as the law d.
rects, to join the excursion party.
It vas decided BY the committee to start
from Chicago ON Monday. October 7th, at 8
o'clock r. y.
The committee recommends that each per.
son going on the excursion take along .
blanket or heavy overcost, but ~ little extra
baggage as possible. AZ game Il reported
abundant on the plains, it will be we'll for
each person take along good gun breeeh.
loading rifles preferred.
1t 10 presumed that oil the railroads cen
tering 1t Chicago will pass editors holding
the committee invitation 70 the exesrsion,
free 70 and from Chicago. 2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-28
FROM THE PAR WEST.

Sr. Lou1s, Sept. q.
Gen. Marcy while returning from tour
of inspection in New Mexico, was attacked.
BY Indians near Pawnee Ford. Lieutenant
Williams, Of the 5.h infantry, lost leg, and
one man was killed. The stage was also at.
tackled 1t Pawnee Ford.
Major Rodney Smith, paymsster, with an
escort OF forty men, was attacked at Lines
stone Crossing. but no damage was done.
He received q reinforcement of 80 men. The
Indians. estimated at 200 to 300, are under
the leadership Of Charley Bent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-28
FROM CHICAGO,

CHfcAdo, Sept q
The base ball match to-day between the
Excelsiors of this city and the Bloomington
Club was won by the former, the score stand
ing: Excelsiors "a, Bloomingtons ls. The
Excelsiors we're playing in their 7th innings
when, owing to the darkness, the game was
declared OF The Bloomingtons had played
their 7th innings. Before dispensing they
gave three cheers for the Chicago boys,
which the latter returned. Up to the 9Th
innings the Bloomington Climb was ahead.
Two or three thousand people witnessed tt e
game, in which much interest was mani.
tested. ff58us
Eighty Eve barrels Of highwines were
seized this morning, on the suspicion that
the inspectors brands thereon were forge.
ries. The spirits were seized while being
conveyed from the Rock Island depot to the
dlstlllery of sLeaverns / Co., on South Water
nffv.At 'ss+ 7t=t