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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-05
Resfdeut Noffce.

In the Chancery Court or Memphis. Tenn.
No l79-J.s :. stanton e al. vs. a g Fox ct al
4 the defendant, A. g.. Foz. Is a nonresident
or the state 81 IenneSSe ; n is therefore ordered
that he make Lis appearance herein nc the
Courthouse, IN thu city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
oa OF before the first Monday ia January, 1851
and plead, answer or aGmur 70 complainant
bill, and Gmended rll, ortne same win be taken
lsr confessed, as TO hlNa, and set for hearing
- Ddrte and that a copF OF this order be pub
ushed oncea week, for fur Successive weeks, In
the Memphis APPEAL
A ~copy-attert
A1GUSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. BLAcE ID. T. and AZ.
LczEcod q PeEtcn salA for complainant
bows iaWtT
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attainment Euit.

Joseph Grieshaber vs.. Tbomes Eieraan.
A FFIDAFIp FOR Attachment having b.
a made in this case 10 ~FuIsU2Gce OF Sccts
5fJ5 CT the Code Of Tennessee. and altschEf
having been sued against the essate OF ! houI
Herman for the sum OF Sl1- 20 due by account
and has neeu Ietlrued Ievi=d, etc II is there
fore orcered, that sid defendant entsr his ap
lSi7, 10 pi- ad. answer Os dsmur to the sa!t
piaictEs complaint. Orthe same VIII be taker
for confessed and the c4se set iOr Learng eN
once a Weez Tor four consecutive weeks in the
Memphis APPEAL.
S. A MOORE. J. p.
y. Merton, attorney for plaintiff.
December "a, 1856. dec 5 law4w@
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INSURANCE.

ASSETS, JULY /, 1866.
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InsoLre1,t Nofice-

HANItG Suggested tie insolvency Of John
II W. MorrizOn's estate to The C-rk or ne
county fourt Of shelby County. all persons
hOlulug claims rgaiEst said Is are aie hereby
nofined 20 NE th--1 win said Clerk. dufy au-
uleullcated, " toe 10Th day q june. laG1- r
any calm not hlsd on or before said day shall.
be icIev ? barred, both lu Law and eQuitt.
JNO 3 ROBINSON, Admin stra tor.
nnaaur4.e 10 raH L
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ElSOIyeut N0fice.

Chancery Court or Memphis, Nov. Term, 1896
Ism. r. D-James A. Harwocd Admins
tiatOr OF William E. Eddins, deceased, vs.
virginia Eddins, Thomas b. Eddins. &c al
The widow. heirs at law, distr bCtses an
ere itOrs OF said VIM. L Eddius, deceased.
I this cause Il is ordered by TIE Court ~
Z the County Court OF She by County, Teur =
see. be eHIoiDei from tGKlng any further Alb.
in the tfatiGu OF he estate Of saiAfd
ans; that sGid a1miulstra'ian be tGanSErred
10 -hIs g. Urt and & eest2ts admit LtCres upcu
a. iusOlvent: tbs. All creditors. or those flain.
i2g 10 be c-edi 0rs, whether by note, accOunt
deer e or Judgment, both resi5ent ana non
resident, be restrained fr0ns prosecuting lheil
claims Otherwise than under This p-aceediug
q IS iUrJler ordered, that all creditors do prov
and hte their claims with the Clerk and hnstel
OF Lhts court. ana make them elves parties a.
this suit Oh or before the second EOnday in
May, lsol, and that a cops OF this OIder os puB-
iiahed Tor s 4 weeks ia The Daily HemphiS AP.
FEAL and Avalanche. and in The newspaper
published at Pulaski. Tennessee.
AUGC=TON ASTON,
Clerk ami Masser.
n1ro-nhp-n Tsea a..1 &C.,
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EoB6oz 5dent Notice

50 BOXES TOBACCO. st n
1T appearing frz saeE sFAu & cauge, that
1 the defending xuostr and H.. J..
Tucker are Ie-i1, = the Stale OF Nisslss poi,
sud uou-rCsideJfALLNfhc state Of Tennessee,
IL is thereiort Eet that they MAKE
their app@arauARCOIn, at the Courthouse
in the city OIL lpLs, Teun=sses on or
before The lrst ROE4y III saluury, lSl7. ana
plead. susR ere lar TO compliments bill,
or tLa same E1ue taken for confessed.
as % them. anu - for hearing n pG5te, and
that a copy II IN, brder De published once q
week. for t0ur EG6HSive weeks, in The Nom
pilis Appeal
Acupy-atlest:
ACGUSIDN AlSIUN. Clerk and Master.
b RI SLACK. Itauty Clerk and Master.
L0gWood & Peytou. sO-s- lor complainant.
nIrrA H4urtvw
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Ya!aable COllon PlantaliOn

FOR II.
JOHN f. HaldIng, George W. HGsding, a. ].
Harding.
TX Parte Petition Tor Partition.
DT virtue Of an i-uterlOcuto-y decree made
~ in ths above Cau-e, ia the thanceTy Court
at Osce0Iia, in Mississippi county, ArEansas. the
undersigned Commissioner viii FELL, az public
aCctlon. 20 the highest bidder, on the premises
kansas, betwees the EOurs 0fla am and pm,
On Monday, tbe Sth day Of January 1861.
the following described real estate, town: The
Zeal 3 Harding Plantation, situated "a miles
below the town o. Osce1la, and south Of the
hearn Bay on containing about lic0 gcres, 20
Of which l. in cultivation ana IC acres dead
ensd. Good dwailinE house, gin house and
necessary out D ucing-Withcut doubt In.
best place in he county. Neil protected from
overflow. Terms Of sale Cash in hand
JAMES II. HAZARD,
A. q. FALLS.
CHARLES BIWFN.
-A---- - ..----------A
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ANEW ERA IN
ID EN TISTRY.
Teeth Extracted Without Palm by the
Aid Of Local Agencies.

TT wni he hizhIv gratifying 10 the many thou
sands Who Are suffering with decayed ana
aching ts6tn. and Who have been creadlnB %
have them extracted for years 70 learn lh4t
M Il Waesgm. HentisU, OF this city, is cN-
tractnn teeth daily. With he aid OF an entirety
new discovery. without giving the slightest
n@51vsnienee r. tne DatieJst whatever. and
bv MS greaf facilities Tor mnnulacturlng pate
work. can insert new teeth in nuy number
nom one 10 an entire fuiL, set In a sew houF'
are n extraction, which teeth are entirely n@ia'
RAJ and can beworn with every DEGREES OF corr.
fort uutil TIE mouth "a gums are IN sult@Sit
condition for a pernauet SET
ED-ofuce, corner Qf A2n and Monroe, ~
10 sg1
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THE undersigned will continue the business
i hereafter in his own name. and hereby re-
tlrns The THANKS o. the cid Grm Tor the liberal
patronage bestOged, and promises hat in me
future every Effort viii BE- made TO give his
customers satisfaction both Ia quality and
prices or goods and 10 courteous atten tor-
now SOL. A HFRHAN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-05

THE c0partuership heretofore existing Re-
4 tween rDI- A. HEHnAS and DAVID
LlFfAAN, under he nTaI and style OF =
Man & LIPFNAN, Is this day dissolved By
mutual consent sol a. HERMAN is aiOue
authorized % settle the affairs Of the firm.
sol A. HERMAN.
DAVID LIPPMAN.
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MEMPHIS MUSIC EMP0RlUMl
Sf7. T. KATEENBACH. Sf7,

PUBLISHER OF Sheet Music, and dealers
in Pianos. Cabinet Organs, and all
kinds OF Musical Instruments. Violin
and Guitar Strings and every description
! Of Rfustcal Merchandise. The undersigned
Is sole agent for SteinHay d sons pianos
and other first class maEers. Mason and
EEaR1iin-s Cabinet Organs, etc, aud
sells at Factory Prices. wholesale and re
tail. Our stock Of sheet Musie and Musical
Instruction Books is the largest and most
| complete ia the city. and orders from schools
! and dealers will be filed At as low rates as il
| New York or New Orleans
Country Merchants and are
! especially invited 70 examine our well selected
stock OF Violin. Guitar a EaujO Strings
| Of which article we make a speciality.
| Each Piano sold viii be warranted for i've
years, aud no extra charge made FOR stool,
cover, freight or boxing
second hand Pianos taken in exchange Tor
new ones.
Pianos and al other Musical Instruments
tuned and repaired by competent wOrEmeu.
EngraviHgs, OIL Paintings and fancy sketches
| for sale.
Picture, ~LOoEipg-glass and Advertisement
frames made to order.
Send FOR circular aud musical catalogue,
T.. KATZENBACE,
81 Main street, West Side,
no1Q-gn1 three doors ssutb NJ Monroe
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EXECUTORS SALE At CONG
-OF-
G40 Acres 9f First nHaIlfY OF Land.

AETILL be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the I'd
w cay OF January mex, at Pablo cutlery,
on OF the most deslr-bls sections OF land IN
Pamela county, khf wn ~ section ., township
g.. range 2. lylu north Of the la d o. Austin
Pas ~, an south by Ireland Of J. STRATUM,
beuer known as the Stovsll tract OF land,
on Senat0bis creek. j IS within = miles NJ
6 ono. and ~ miles from the Railroad. He's
rs acres cleared and under good fence, % good
dive ling ali CutbuildinE nCce-ssry fOr i'm
mediate use
TgRsIs-uEe-third cash; balance payable in
two notes OF equal amounts in one and two
years, with interest from date at the rate % Z
er cent.
BonG viii be given for titles 1ntil the whole
amount is PAID.
For further particulars purchasers are re-
fer red to austin 2 slay, ESQ.
II ulGre desirable to purchasers the land viii
be divided in Two portions o $50 acres each by
q line running east amt west through the CEN
ter, and sold separately.
THOS. p. STUVALL, Executor
Estate OF Pleasant StcYau, decd,
Augusta, Ga
Como, Pamela county, Miss, Nov. ls, ISoL
Aawa#H HnHmw
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WRIGHT & M'NlssicK,
axsCELLANEOUs.
AGENTS WAITED.
JACKSON,

1he Life and Campaigns Of Lieut. Sen.
Th0a. J. JscEso1.
~ froL Z. T. DABNEft Or the TEeolozica
seminary o. Virginia
OK &c o..
sE5 Main Street, : HENPHB TENN
IdAs The only edition autho-sed BY Gen.
daeksons WIDOW rom WhicH size lostres
EeeuDAfy pene1l 10 pliutz ina VIVID I1ugu-gs
zoe d-sung4lsEc- Tea Ures o. devout C-rl-Hau-
sight and bravery which caafaea-a Cen
Jackson andE gives a faithful n story afthe erear
J. ampaigus which made AIS brilliant ra-1ra-
ton D--eFGpp 90 Cloth 60 e-aalfC-ITM u.
Agents Wsntcd throughout Cennessee, Missts-
sippl and Arkansas.
Information, address
BLELCCK go
SCI 80 Main street. lempEfs, Tenn.
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RAILROADS
Memphis and Charleston Railroad

Mail train leaves Memphis af---.7.O0 pm
Corinth Aceom'n leaves Memphis at..7 o. am
Junction .fI.40 n Va.
e0nerville I" :" SO pm
Mail train connects cicFs!T with trains for
Nashville, Louisville, Cincinnati Atlanta, Ma
cous Columbus, MOntg1fut ~. Augnsta, EavaD-
nah, Charleston Columbia, Wilmington. Knox
vile, B4lst J. Iyncuburg. Nchfn6nd. Peters
burg norfolk. Washington, Bsltimors, PHI la
deiphia n New York.
Passengers for Mobile aud Ohio Railroad
South Of Corirth lesve ifemphisat7 am: and
for tue Mississippi central Eailcad south OF
junction at iiaJ am, North Of Junction at
: pm.
fine as good as by any r ute,
Baggage checked thr0ngh.
For through tickets and Information call II
- West Court street, Memphis.
~. J. hOSS, GenI Euuf.
W. l.. DANLzY, Gent TicEet Ag'L deci n
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Notice.

rT1O ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: I
l her By notify that TshalI apply ~ the jan
uary term OF the SHELBY COMFY Court to be
appoint-d Guardian Tor Alvin .. Knapp, GEO..
$ Knapp, AIdeuB kna. p anu Hosa KNAPP,
min 2 heirs Of a O.. Knapp. deceased.
r. DUDLEY Prayer.
Nnw. ~ LN6-nnNZL Nv AIronaE II I.W.
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Dissolution.

I'm ~,,rartnerslap existing uHder tho styl,
TSifN u. H0LLES5HAbE & Co. q
cav dissolved by mu "a, consent I
debts due the h1p i1bo ai se a sI.a ~ ne Ella iiSbii i
les OF ihf s fOHN II. HOLLENSHADE.
T6HN C. MACkiF.
Memphis RoYsnbsr . As@ ROW
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF
Passage to Europe,

10y the only American Line 70 England aad
ID France. The New York and havre steam
sim Gomrany's FIRST class mail steamships
ARAGO and FULTON, having been thoroughly
rcnited, viii leave Fier No. 50 North river. for
Havre. calling at Falmouth, the following days,
81 noon precisely:
Fulton. :. Samueis, Saturday, Aug. 4, 1886.
A~rag0lIenry 4 Gadsden, Saturday rSeptL,f 8
Fulton, y. Sam uels, saturday. sept p, 1873.
Arago, Henry A. 0adsden, saturday, DctZ7,' o5
Fnlton. =. annua saturday. nov. "a, 1866.
And every q days thereafter. Prices OF passage
payable in gold.
Main 500.
E-lel N-e LnMar 50
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Sec, 10. That such parts OF the ordi-
nances on pages l33 and 1876 OF Bridges,
Digest Of the charter and ordinances OF
no civ entitled. 4" Privilege Tax COllec-
t1r snd licenses. how obtained, " as con-
dief with this ordinance, and all other
l odinances conflicting with the provisions
/ IN tbis. be. and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
w. @. LOFLAND, Mayor.
Affezt. L. Il. RICHARDS, City Register.
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~ Each and every side show to any
circus or menagegie shall pay each uay'
a. Every public lecturer, or person
ars,ro,ing feats Of legerdemainI not
lIas-bere taxed in this ordinance, who
SLoII charge q fee for admission 10 hlS
1870 ar performance, shat pay Tor
lN1L lecture or exhibition % 90.
"a FVery public lecturer who may de
- Al 10. MAY lake out an annual u
cense. as above, Tor 0oo'
u Every Keeper OF billiard pool OF
- lind tables, or tables OF IKE de-
gelHy ne 6rst two tables each shall
nav so 90, and on the remaining hHm'i
~ tables - 90 each. 90
50. Every keeper OF a ten-plH alle y,
suev Of like device, on eaeh OF the -
two aIlevs so GO, and on the remae
humber Of alleys p 90 each' III,
So. Every keeper Of q shooting sA"e'
81 Every keeper Of a livery stable, .oi
oacb stable 100, and on a c ohhioes.
earriaoe- hack or vehicle drawn 1y ~
bosses' aud each buggy drawn y ons
borse. kest exclusively Tor hire, al Auel
Il every owner Of a cart, wagon
drsv ~. other vehicle for hire, drawa ~
one horse, 10 90.
RI Every owner Of a vehicle as ABOVE
a-awn bv two horses, 10 N4
-. Every owner Of a vehicle IS aoofe
5rsa,n nv three or more horses = ~.
IS. Every ovaer 81 omhipn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
y. M. DUNN,
Painter, l:lnzier. Whitemer and
Paper Hanger.

NO. &c EAST 3D 81, BET BRADY AND PERRY.
I RESPECTFULLY CALL
49, ! the attention Of the public TO
- Dthe fact;h Iattend TO all kinds
Of House and sign Painting,
wall Coloring Whitening, Paper Hanging Glazing,
ETC., all Of which l. promptly done, and in
TINT canrot fail 10 give the must ete sasac on
harre- moderate. Call and zee vivid
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LATE NEWS
III TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

WAsHrSGToE, Sept 1G Mrs. Caroline
Gould Hildre,h, wife Of the late historian
RIchsrd ilildroth. died on the 18th OF Au-
gust a, Naples of cholera.
The President will be accompanied 10
Antietam by the Brisish, Spanish, French,
Russian, Italian. Austrian, Nicaragua,
Honduras and Mexican Ministers with their
Secretaries of legation.
Lieut.. Colonel Woods, Lieut.. Parker, and
two surgeons on duty at New Orleans are
down with the yellow fever and dangerous
ly i'll.
A private telegram from Keedeysville say
the speakers stand is three miles from the
telegraph Office and some distance from
where the cars stop transportation 10 the
Antietam Cemetery is very limi cd. Al least
seven eghts of the visitors will have TO
walk in deep dust. The refreshments are
very limited A large number Of persons
arrived at Keedysville TO day. The town
and country is being overrun with them
senator Thayer. of Nebraska, now here,
leaves for Cincinnati on Thursday, to take
part in the Ohio canvass on the Republican
side.
An official dispatch announcing the death
Of Gen Griffin has been received, and an
other says Gen. Wheaton's case presents no
unfavorable symptoms.
Brevet Col McCrea is released from duty
as Asst Commissary of Musters at Cincin-
natl.
During week ending oath inst, PAS pat
en,s were issued from the Patent Office.
During he past week $40 applications and
50 caveats have been filed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
NEW YORK.

New York, Sept. l7.-FTederck Schraf>
hausten, Of Yonkers, yesterday murdered
Theresa Whitman and subsequently commit
ted suicide. The supposed cause of unre.
quilted affection.
there have been 30 cases Of cholera this
summer, IA resulting fatally. No new
cases or deaths in the last two weeks.
Times special says General Mower,
temporarily assigned to the command Of the
9th military district, may be considered ac>
climsted, having just recovered from Sc
we're attack Of yellow fever.
The registration returns from North Car
olina indicate that ia the western part Of the
State more white voters will be registered
than the total vote of 1860 The proportion
of whites to blacks was six to five. The
coloTed vote will increase the total over that
Of 1860 BY at least s per cent.
En- Mayor Withers, of Mobile, sccompa>
MED by delegation Of Alabamians. is now
here, urging the removal Of Gen. Pope -
They argue that the removal Of Sheridan
was prompted by policy which absolutely
demands the displacement Of their military
ruler. Withers is anxious for renstate>
ment.
The privilege Of converting the August
issue Of 7-30s having expired yesterday the
remainder. only about $4,000, 600. will be
paid in cash. The Secretary is getting
per cents. ready with the view Of their pos>
sihle use in the payment of October cons
pounds.
Lieut.. Col. Wood and Lieut. Parker, Sur
eeons in New Orleans, are down with the
yellow fever.
The base ball match for the champion
ship of the country yesterday between the
Atlantics, Of Brooklyn, and the Athletics, of
Philadelphia, resulted in q victory for the
| former hy 2S 10 16.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
NEWS
BY TELEG R.iPM,
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRA1.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE following adds
tional premiums for thorough brcds on ex.
hibiton Al the Illinois State Fair have been
offered.
Mile heats, $500; mile heats, in 5, $500;
two mile heats, $500. Entrance ten per
cent.
young man named John Gallagher, Of
Mansfield, Ohio, was found dead on the
railroad track SUNDAY morning. Il issn,-
posed he Was struck by the locomotive.
A distllery in q coal mine, 200 feet under
ground, owned by one John Eckert, near
Petersburg, Va, and doing an illicit busi-
ness for the past eighE months, was seized
by the Assessor Saturday last.
On Sunday. four brothers in Posey Co.,
Ind, attempted to draw . charge from .
shell, when i. exploded, killing one, tearing
the leg irc m another, an arm from the third
and seriously injuring the fourth.
The publishers of the Cincinnati Enquir>
or have been held to bail on charge Of Ii
being Miles Greenwood.
An intoxicated Cincinnati street car dria
yer, named Owens, fell under hts car Suns
day. and died from his injuries Monday.
The Times Washington special says
The friends Of the President say he will
certainly remove Gen. Schofield for issuing
an order for election in Virginia, in disre>
gard of his suggcston for an uniform date
for the elections Of all the Southern States.
Gen. Haleck telegraphs Gen. Grant sug-
costing that the Government at once apply
| for regulations governing the Indian terri
tories to the recently acquired Russian ter
ritory on the Northwest Pacific, in order to
prevent the illicit traffic in liquor, and to
obviate its demcrali2ing tendencies on the
natives.
The Attorney Generals Office is over.
whelmed with letters from the South in
| curing II the recent amnesty proclamation
gives them the right OF suffrage, and desir
ing information as to whether certain per-
sons come under the classes.
Senator Fessenden denies having ex
pressed himself in favor q, impeachment,
and says there will be time enough to give
his views when tho case comes before HIM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept 16.-The employees OF the
Great Western Railroad have been detected
in system Of smuggling whisky, brandy,
&c, from Canada to the United States The
method was TO pack it in trunks and check
it through as unclaimed American baggage
Adam AnsecdoH and George Stotts, baggage
masters on the railway ferry steamer Union,
have been arrested II is believed that par
ties holding high positions on the Great
Western road, are interested in the SNUG
Cling operations.
S,erlinger & Co.'S brewery was burned
last night in Detroit Loss seven or eight
thousand dollars
Saturday evening special freight train
on the Detroit u Milwaukee railway, ran
into gravel car, near Shepardsvillc station,
throwing the locomotive and ten cars from
the track. The engineer was thrown dis
lance of forty feet, and the fireman jumped
/ for his life Nobody was seriously injured.
The cars and buildings o. the Capital
| horse railway. Of Springfield, H., was de-
s,royed by al incendiary fire. Loss about
4 $4,000
The independence, Iowa, fire department
visited Dubuque to-day and were enter
4 tanned by the fire department of that city.
Gen. Vandeyer delivered an address in the
afternoon, and this evening ball was given
The masonry work on the bridge across
the Mississippi at Quincy was commenced
4 on Saturday.
! The Democrats at the Quincy convention
on Saturday, nominated Joseph Simmons
/ for county treasurer, and Peter Church
/ county surveyor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17

States Notes. made here. Several had NOES
Of the United States have been offered. 1t
is supposed that the forger hasl accomplices
IN other places in Europe and America. The
police are actively engaged tracing the
matter.
COPENHAGEN. Sept 10 Admiral Farra-
gut was entertained at a grand tete given by
the L. ). Minister, Geo. W. Woman. All
the Americans in the city took part in the
festivities Several members Of the royal
government and many oficers OF the Dan
isb navy were present The entertainment
concluded with dinner. Speeches were nude
by Americans and Danes, heartily welcom-
ing the Admiral, and toasts were drank 10
his health and the welfare Of the l. ).
LIVERPOOL. Sept l6.-James Hewitt &
Co. of this city, have suspe nded payment.
Amount Of liabilities not yet ascer,ained.
The firm is largely engaged in the American
trade.
DUBLIN, Sept. 16-James Bird, one Of
the Fenien leaders, who has been concealed
in Ireland since the last outbreak, was ar
rested last week by the police.
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MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Sept. l7.-Noon-A v estern
dispatch says: Five stage stations between
Hays City. kansas, aud I'll. Wallace, were
attacked by Indians on Friday 10 mules
and horses were captured, one man killed
and several wounded Yesterday morning
a Government train Of 10 wagons vas at,
tackled near Hays City; 80 animals captured
and two drivers killed and one wounded
Large bodies OF Indians are all along the
road and threaten destruction to travel
They are burning all the hay and grass on
the route
Lieut.. Howard, Adjutant Of The 9th In
fsntTy, lost valuable horse and s., 900 in
greenbacks a woman and three children
were captured but subsequently rescued
Disguised. white men were among the In
dams. Only two Indians were killed during
all these attacks. Troops act on the de>
fensive pending the arrival of the Peace
commissioners.
An Omaha dispatch says Some Monta.
ma volunteers had fight with the Crow
and Sioux Indians on the Yellow Stone,
September lst. Two whites were killed =
The Indian loss unknown
Tho citizens of Montana are calling loud
ly for the Government TO stop the Indian
outrages OF let them do it themselves.
The Union Pacific Railroad is now FINS
lshed 400 miles west Of Omaha, and within
90 miles Of Cheyenne City.
The Kansas branch Of :he Pacific Rails
road 10 completed ~ miles beyond the Sta
ton just accepted by the Commissioners
which carries the track 27O miles west OF
the Missouri river.
An assessment just completed, gives the
total valuation Of real and personal proper>
~ within the city and county Of St. Louis
at Sl36,000.000, upon which the tax levied
amounts TO s., 400 600.
A fire last night in Rivers Photographic
gallery, and Gray's hat store, on Fourth
street, occasioned a loss of $4,000 fully
covered by insurance.
Judge Henry J. Wolf, democratic repre'
sentative from Platte county died st Weston
ON Tuesday last.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-17
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