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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

A SPLsHDiD RxoINs.-The largest, most
thoroughly built, and most powerful eta.
ticnssy sosies ever built OF operated ia
Iowa. 10 now in operation a Deseains Z
Shrickss's Saw Mil. and Vas built during
the past winter q n. Denahus's we'll known
Foundry and Machine Shops in shis city,
This machine rests % solid east iron I'D
piece Of 1000 pounds vsighs-haa so-i.sa
cylinder. % inch stroke, md power 81
lsqs than 100 hosss. Attacked thereto !,
ons ef Tssosin's Patent Balanos Valves
whish rests upon ths eylindss and 10 -
sdsssd. By practical engine baildsss u,
Wy bsss svse invented. The Ay whss
weighs 5000 pesnds, snd hss wrssght isou
speke and shan. Thsseh Or immense q
nsnsioaa he machine = il psefsst synns
~ and sisespsiy 4niaAsd throughout, IN
reflects gssss credit spsn The consesa tha
made il and the earsiul and ingenious me
chanics who planned and constructed IL. 1
proves conclusivsly that We hive oil u
required sssoursss right here q homs 70
producing . perfectly oade and smssthl]
running eagiass II any capssisJ = ass r.
quired for any ordinary business. IL sll II
mstisus there Is not single jaf q unhas'
msaious ostisa bat runs right stlaight ahsa'
With perfect regularity and smoethnsss .
slodk>wssk. what nssl. ~, ,san thses b .
gsiag fboa hsns y and pssfset machinery
In this NET Al NJ. Donahos asks b th,
srdsrs. end if they are aot alled 10 sssis,
saais6sstise, thsa thsrs l. 10 uss Of tryisl
elsewhere. In hh shops ars jsss - 60,
na1ssial - juso - soopsesot aeHhanie
- san - Ssusd ssywhses- s-and As ~
u this assatisa = sbly end unaaevseabl,
pssssasA.h ~ sssaiaesal pisss u sseh
laisn sb0vo dsss6ibsG 49,, = alwsvl
bsAes. - ~, lss = paesoaiss hsas nssu
n0DUD4060s 49, fs-r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

Fon Fishing Tackle. and Pocket and Nble
Cutlery, 80 70 J. A. DAveopost's Hardware
Stors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

II you want jctty black whiskese zee.
Upham's Hair Dye-only 90 oents . bottle.
Sold everywhere. Put up by J. j. KRONER,
Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

Go 10 1aE Bess.-lo to the Bryant 4 SRottOo
Ncal business education. or 81 become . good sound
eelcesaph operator. Fof circulars and papers, I'd.
dress. tcnclosing stamp) The Bryant y S4attun
Commercial College, Dn0en port. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

Magistrate appears In this mosaing's 0s'
sstts from the pen police court prastisiessl
whs did not suessed u naking out his esss.
and Who eesas 1ush sssitsd 4 lssing bid
Aard~sssnsf f.. A elsas, truthful and -
biased statement Of the eass sod summary
Of the evidence spptsrst-in last evening"
Dn.scaAs. and any person net bliadsA BY
psjadica. and having soos idsa Of the guards
~ lsw intsrpssss - shield . defeodsnt
hsa hsas-say. Ar.lsssAsd asd ssppssitsss
svidsoce. will rsIaily sadssssand that il Z
- h nes -clsasly pttksa the prisossr \
solillsd 10 Tie bsaslt Of ths doubt De,
spits the asssssiss 10 he csotsasy Il ~
eonounisalisu sslbsssd 70, ~ State utterly
failed % show
1st-~1hae the defendant had sead whisky
~ complained; 2d-shas Wiley had bought
whisky q Roddsvig's store; sd-shst che
person who filed bottle-the contents u
which 10 not appear 10 evidencs-had any
connection with the defendant; 4th-that
the bottle of whisky offered in evidence ID
the identical one filled at Roddswig's store
neither WILEY OF Keller identified IL, shd
the fact that Mss. Wiley found Il 10 Kellsr's
pocket does not prove that il was The one
filled at Rsddewigs.
The communicatie0 says:
"Wm, Keller swors that he went 70 Rod
dswig's store With Wiley; saw him buy the
liquor, and it was whisky, and hs tosk il
with him and gave it to Mrs. Wiley"
In these four lines are two distinct false.
hoods: Wiley did not swear that the con-
tents Of the bottle was whisky on the con-
trary he distinctly said he did not know
what il vas; he I'D net swear he gave the
bottle to Mrs. Wiley. spd he did not do 50.
The bottle WAS given 10 him, and he put il
into his coat pocket, aud on arrival Al the
hosse be hung his coss up. This il sub
stantassd By Ars, Wiley, who swoss to tss
king bottle Out. OF Keller's pocket Keller
did mot identify The bottle prsduced in
court as the one he had placed in his pocket.
and the bottle was not prevso to bs the
same by any witness sworn.
This member Of the legal profession who
has 20 much TO say about ''india>subber
conscience" will be unable to defend him>
Sc If from the clear breach sf professional
courtesy and honor which he hes commit.
ted in stating that the "court had previously
adnitted that he was the retained attorney
Of the Liquor Dealers Association" Jus.
tico Dittoe WAS very anxious to have the
case tried elsewhere, and in order to induce
the Attorney for the State to take It before
some other Justice. told him in strict co.,
fdsnce, and before the proceedings were
commenced, that such Was ths case. In do
ing 80. he acted the part Of IN upright and
honorable man, end il the case had been
proven, the fact that he was IN attorney for
the Association would have had no weight in
psevsating him from fading the accused
guilty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

Ut. rsnrLs, Gardener end Florist, cor.
9Th and Main Sts., fruit end ornamental
feee. my00-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

ADJOURNED. D.-The Board Of Equalization
Of city assessments, has completed ito 10,
bors and adjourned. The session has been
laborious one, and We believe Messrs
Dow, Kent and Harding have discharged
their duties faithfully. The sssessmen.s
have been somewhat increased over last
year on recently improved real estate, and
70 considerable extent on personal prop
ssty-ssy two hundred thousand dollars
10 all.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

r. KsAvsE. despite his large daily sales
has or hand enough clothing to Furnish half
the males of Davenport. For good goods
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24
Notice,

A ll11TM0 or Tl1 WORKING nRN's Read.
n ING Room md L1e8y Aseoeiation, will be held
In thsif Rooms on Thufsdav evening, May 2Sd. q
~ o'doek. lmDoetaat business TO Ne transacted.
II. DONAHUE,
may22-d4t President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

tss whse you buy paper. You will Rnd
D. B. De Land 4 Co.'S Beet Chemical 10
fun weight and that others are not. Try
all things and hold fast to that which 10 6sst
and true on weight and quality both.
The Mother can rely unOn Mrs.
wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP to give
rest and health to her child. It not only
relieves the child from pain, but regulate
the stomach and bowels, cures wind collc
soitens the gums, ssducss inflrmation, and
will carry the infant saisly through the crit
ical period Of teethi0g.
How Experaence Conqaers Pre1a.
dice.-Mr. George Thrall, Of Rochester, in
. recent letter TO Wilcox 4 Gibbs s. NJ.
Co., writes: "One Of your mschince has
been used in my family for the past eight
cen months. II has given perfect sasisfsc-
ticn, and consider It the best Sewing MAJ
chimes for family use. y tie more cAesrtally
beer my testimony in H. Jaser beco~ss ! res
at tfrst greatly prejudice against it,
0RocsnIss.--It 10 fact TO- we'll estab-
lished to - successfully contradicted, that
Pasks L Hosmsr, corner Of Fourth and
Brady streets, keep The best selected and
largest stock of Gsscssies to be found in
any retail store in ths city. Il ID alss fios
that thsv eel their goods lever than any Of
their eonpstitoss. and so we'll Is tAis knows
aaosg our citizens that there 10 always :
crowd Of eus1smess at Parks Hosner's,
while other stores aes comparatively empty.
Those dssisisg nice, fresh groceries, at the
lswsst psee, shsuld ny this reliable house.
Tns NEws.
Nsaziy al The stores in Keoksk now close
q . 2. y.
Ssos - ~ Strikes In Ohieaes still hold
est In IN days they will and Il inpos.
slb's = ssea1n work On any terms.
Straws sAsw which way The w;sd b,s~a.
General Grant remarked in Richmeud that
hs was glse JeG. Davb hAa been released.
o. Wednesday - szcuesisa pasty slastsd
from Ksokuk - visit q. Louis, for The Dug
psss Of sssiss ths play Of the "Bleek
Crock" nH -s-.~
Gov. Hsetsa, Of Indians, s:haa gene y
Arkansas 10 Try The viftuss Of Tie hsa
springs, bic health bsing impaired iron
drinking too much Of the ''Ardsnt."
NJ. 9. Godat. resident Of 0alens since
1889. while goisg y work = mining, Last
Monday, and ia :appassnt eoud health, fell
down dsad in the street.
Ths esnsasSshows > majosisy. a $1,000
white vossrs, over the blssls, in vksinis,
but : hsgs number Of these are disfraa-
chiesd. ~
A sssssd .suspsss;oa bridge sesess Nj
sgasa sives u 10 b. built q osss-tyas 70.
cstsd asw Tie Fslla. The work n q b
esoussssa ioosdistsay. s ~.s
tn srk1si1e ASsAn IN GArea 0suurv.
|-Psvvioss sspofn - .ttv slEtay wh.sh O.
ssuussd On ~ fsth inss.. bsvine bssn Ia
sssrss. ~ aivs shs faess - shsy resllk -
n0ea: ssN.s.ks
A yssae aaa By the sans Of Olives, RAy
w. esustiae yooog lady, whe tsd bssa
To- oooe ti0o living q the family 0f y. II,
1esseooo., Tie. lol1or was deessmined o
stop sl1e oseessdings of the loving pair, and
had,se0s time previous to zlhe ARRAY, =.
6eSled thao he wcal1 1oDp 3tn be Rcd 70
Kln one or the Other q them. On the day ol
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24
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Some
SO kurt-
cventne,
opis this
and pen
nplaints
iricts are
ticn bss
unpleas-
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reaks up
strength
n had no
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fever. Il
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'ricts
an anti
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R0SMs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

GPn1N0 CLEANIN0.--NOW r. THE flME TO
- hsve ycaf Ksctases FreAed. Oval and Square
Fsanes al siyes and ssylcs. scvesal 6t6essat pat
tcsns, at
LUsE 3 0RI00s.
% Perry Street, asof r. Q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

too WIDE
ngthsned
~ anv re-
le syste m
liar useof
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24
=
Omclal Paper Of the City.


Three ysAss ego, LAllsmand's Specific
was first inssodossd into Devsupsst. fsl
months its saies we're very smsn. Shs psopls
not ksswias n psssssssd sxtsaosdisasy
merits bss n gsadsaliy vsstsasss wsy int
notoriety, ana 10 day Il staads sneog ths
most valsable preparations. Its sale ~
become large, and veil Il might ss' 10 nice
cases out Of ten Il docs eli that 10 claimed
for il. s &tN
Rncummtlsm mnd Neuralgaa
Can be cured by its use, and our people
know H. Iteffectusliy csadicatcs I'll poison
from the blood, and in feet 10 the greatest
Blood Purifier
Of the ago. Warm weather 10 near q hand,
and We advise all % take a bottle Of u AM
cleanse their systems thoroughly.
CA.l a any drug store in The city and get
H.
Rrsb eisl rls editor Of The Cincinnati Tus ssys
oi hLlRn'S Lung BALSAM.
4 KKnAaNAnLr CuHr.-Mr. samuel Lewis. one Of
the old Pioneers of Cincinnati, was very long, sppa-
renuy. in the last stages Of Consumption. and gvea
d.d him to use ALLBEs LUNG BALSAM. lie did
%. and Immediately commenced recovering, and is
able 10 attend to bnsiness lie says ''ln truth.
] may say II has saved my life" Mr.. Lewis IL we'll
known In Cincinnati. and the fullest confidence may
he placed In his statements II is due therefore. 70
the community. especially those suffering under this
terrible mslady shst the fullest publicity be given 70
such marvellous cures. that other sufferers may avail
themselves Of the remedy. With pleasure. tAessouee
we refer to this cure
Prom ous knowledge Of the nehts Of this excellent
Balsam. and what wc hear q IL merits. We think u
should be At used by all persons entering from.s
conrh, OF any pulmonary complaint. We hcas that
many fer advanced In consumption. have bsso cured
by ~ use.
Oun ApvIcs 10 all who in any way troubled with
KrysIpelas. Canker, Salt Rhcum, ecrofula, or othee
forms Of humcr is to use DR.. D. A. wcaver's Justly
celebrated and never falling remedies for these com
plAints We have no doubt that at lesse half the
chronic complaints In existence have their origin In
eomc form Of . humos. WhieA only needs 10 be ersdi
Gated from the system. 70 save them fom ununely
grave. We are glad that DR.. Weaver has turned his
attention to this class Of Diseases which have been
long neglected. and which have rapidly increased
In almost al parts Of the world The thoueaade Who
have already been cured, but many living
tdcatcs appealing to suffering humanity. and attest
ing the work of truly valuable discovery.
DR.. wcavcrs Syrup and ccrste for sale by all drug.
gists. msr2s-d4wiy
HoaaevAS's Pnls Asp OrsrsKss. CrrAxsous
Bruptions, as blotches. Rtmpcs. Bos, Ae., ass Quf
chly removed by short Of these remedies the
Ointment gives ciearness and transparency 10 the
complexion while tho pilis purify the blood Of all
hsrx klny
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24
CITY NOTICES.

A vAIs AND DsLscAss 0Ear, free from
every bleuish, 10 the reward Of an occasion.
al use Of Pslasf's Vegetable Cosmetic Lo-
tion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

OsAlsssss 10 fsof. .-Hsssbody ssnsn.
bsrs the clSssly' csetsstsd sriAb q spssd
between ~ tee fsasss tssleso "DesAaw
i" and. .SalA Kifkwssd." 4 ~ Seelt
County TssSk - slssUAas lass ~.
TAees ts,als sesnsl - 49, ~ iSsnst
hssA. ~ - bAtijs bssae ~ over, 10
~ - sslaably informed thaa Hsesy ve4p.
~, - Uwbss u ~9dn Kkfvesd." -
.ssusd ! s.sssgs ! = ~ ovstr a ''B.aAsv
Jr." 70 tset u - Fsir 0seand soarss, =
shs 4sA Of ~ asrt So usrss 4 $3.50.
fAers - y ~ lills sdanbs Gbous III
prenps aecsptance Of this ehallenee, fcs
"Badhsv Jf Is Aes dlsptsed to .yisid -
tssA = h's wd'' sas.sd fa.s. A y ~
sssdlt 81 ths coassst. hsw.ver. there 10 wids
sseq fst speculation. .kirkvood'' has sos
is6s seesf - s&dass equity. ana whss shs
tsg q var cenes. tl,sre viii b. . s;eht
Worth seeisg. and one that viii usdoubs,d,
j Be seen ~ gssss multitude.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

The S1ethes can rely unea Mrs.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP to give
rest and health to her child. It not only
relieves the child from pain, but regulate
the stomach and bowels, cures wind collc
soitens the gums, ssducss inflrmation, and
will carry the infant satsly through the crit
ical period Of teethi0g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

MmssnnAnca. - Patrick O'Aaesah ~
|asrs1Asa - mpsu1as. "a ssnplaint Of Nm.
Loas, Whs dives asae The eeense d Sseoad
|ana Iswa sssssa ~ slnfesd AitA - -
iae ol5 ifo1 bsr tsssk. tt mater 6elog
anicably sdjustsd bstxesn he parlio, Jas.
Gp Dislss sliswed Ne prisoner 70 depart
% payment Of costs. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

HoaaevAy's Puls Asp OIsrnxSs - CrrAxuous
Bruptions, ss blotches Rmplcs. Boils, &C., qui-
chy removed by short Of these remedies the
Ointment gives clearness and transparency 10 the
complexion while tho Pills purify the blood Of sli
those hnmors which otherwise seeking outlet force
themselves TO the surfaca and dehgvfe the face and
ette table should be without Ointment. Sold by all
Dfuggiets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

PUNE GRAPE WINE.
1peENy OAn0D y P0nT vvil)E
Vineyard, Passaic. New jersey.
Pure anA Roor Years Ola
Fos ths Coamunieo Table ssd Family Use.
psuepanO n parunAn -
fEHAlna, wRAKCY PWsGNS AND MvAlDo
0anboR 0sape u p6ssaeel. ths Great ne9s6y T.
Kldo0y A1ooeiooo, 0hoasuAtie0, ana On
Chnu0lc Ouwplninta.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

fAs essAssuw DwaSs1A. 4-Amesg the
Mt of aaao - ~ visafns sl0gAs lals dieas-
tef Of the Caliiesnia stsamss Sanliaeo d
'Cuta ~ flud that q M. Kicker. We bts
lievs this unfortunate person 10 b ths wift
Of Frank Rickes, Esq, friend Of ours, wha
has been IN this city fsequsatly during the
pest tAFss years. He wsst cut to CslifoInia
With bic ssWly mssyisd NJ last Jsauary,
and isw days sioss - ssseivsd letter
ftoo hin stating tAsl hs ~ absut - r.
turn, and was due In Nsw York By the Op,
petition Lies. u vhisA ~ Santiago d
CnbA terms . pasl Our ssnclssioas nAy
b wrong bat ~ eirnmstantial stidsoes
elseael6 csaasns thsm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

I ON0FRiIOw's DANTE -Tlsrl q noushtou'a
II New 800Idon of Dickene, and IN new bUoln q
LUSH 4 GRl00U
&DouAseosus % Perry Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

To HoussxEErsss.- Weigh Jour Salera-
tss whss you buy paper. You will foa
D. B. De Land 4 Co.'s Beet Chemical 10
fun weight, and that others are not. Try
all things aod hold fast to that which 10 6sst
and true on weight and quality both.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

Aons Psns.cuxloN.-This morning, %
complaint Of Nra Magnet Wiley, changing
r. Roddswig, the grocer. whose store is on
Harrison street oesr Fourth, with having
large quantities Il istoxicssing liquoss in
barrels. kesa aad jugs, which he keeps for
sale ceatsasy 10 the Psohibitosy Law, q
sssrsA warrant wss iasusd b. Jasaiss Bleed
end plsosd in the haads - Sheriff Lyess,
whe q encs pseees6sd y ths seers aed msds
theseegh ssush ~ ~ pssniess, fading
aethiag. Aswsvse, but tive dsmi- -jehas, one
partly nl'sd with whisky, and one wish rsn,
which u dsellasd y iatssssss With. Ia
what os..ss wtll ~ laeelssane sDisit 4
Maioe-iavisn next maulfsoe iosslfr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

MAYHANo Gllfe.-0sasthne Nsw s.a ~, a..
i ON and - Aem q
LUSR . 0nr00S.
- Hossy Street, neae Pet Ohce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

NAits.-5,o00 kegs Pittsburg Nails, all
sizes, for sale cheap at ]. A. DAysnports.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

PArxrEas' Window Glasp,
White Lead. OIL and Patty-a very large
stock caa - found at J. A. DAvenport's
Hardware store, No. Is Brady street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

1TSTS AAf1RlALe.-winsos D Nswtc0s on
q and Wates Co.osD. Brushes, Canvas Rallstts.
&C., &C., ot the Engraving and Pictufo vtamc store
of LuOD 0n100e,
IS Fersy Street. neas Post ONCE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

0eVe0t000o0 AD000l Meet10Rs
vrssnDAv AtrrRxeeon's srssios conr,suxD.
Subseqssss 10 ths presentation Of Ds. liss'
sasay, DR.. Whiasfy ssal.vsA with sn inter.
tsssstiae PAPER ften Ne - = d. Hssv1s
n Bssiiagssa. .spoo ~ Ssasssssss shsassa.'
h sspssss ~ ssesptsd end ssNssrsd y
shs Cs.oittss On Pstllnlioo.
The seasdiag ssanitlsss en- PAlhisia,
New Remedies, and alss Nscroisgy were
continued.
DR.. Maxwell, from Csonittee On Hyps-
dsrmic lcjsstious, sssd IN sbls add csrsfsl-
" prepared paper rsaaaivs thereto, which
was rsfesssd a. sbovs.
Dr. Cochran sesd psps embsdyisg the
details Of fous easss q Caassun Oris which
he'd cone undss his tssaGnsnt The attep-
tioa Of tn pss6Sssisa was particularly sail.
Cd to the fact that ths disease is lisbls 70 b.
conlsunded With sAlisaljsa arising from exs
csssivs use Of msscssy. He stated that .
recent instance Of prosecution for mal.prss>
tios had bssn instituted against rsspssts-
ble practitioner, BY rsassn Of evident nia-
conception On this poist.
The sutjsct produced considerable r..
mark, Drs. Lloyd, Oochras, Smith. Oewdss
and Bell participating.
Without dispesing II the ljsos, ,ssd Dr..
Ben havisg ths floor. on nssion adjourned
ill o'clock P. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-12
NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY. OCTOBER r. 1861.

sid Sales OF the day foot up 1900 bAlea Tue
brokers' circular reports as foows-The saies Of cot
bales taken by exporters and by SPECTATORS
The total stock Of cotton in port Is 900 bales or
which 2l6 600 bales are American.
TRADE RKroRr.-LrvsRrooL. Oct 11-Evsning -Ad-
vices from Manchester are unfavorahle. The market
for goods and yarns heavy and prices have declining
tendency.
LIvERrooL BREADsrurrs MARKET -LrvEnPooI, Oct
IL Evening The breadstuns market closed strong
and 6rm. Corn. As Sd. California wheat, l6A Cd
Red Western, l4s. Cd. Oats, "a %. Barley, 81 Cd
Peas have further advanced TO 49s per quarter.
LIvERrooL Provisions MARKET -IdvERrooI. Oct. IL
Evening. Beef, l25a Pork, Tia Bacon, 4S& Lard.
SIS Cd. Cheese. 62s.
IIvHRrooL PRODUCE MARKEr-LrvERrooL. Oct. IL
Evening -Rosin, Sd Cd. for common and 12a for me-
dunn. Tallow. l6s. Sd Turpsntns, 27A Petroleum,
Is I'd. for spirits and L. Cd. for refined.
LosDor AARKErs-LosDoS, DC. l1--Evening. The
market sugar closed strong and active bat without
any advance IN prices No. IL Dutch standard last
quoted at asa Cd Linseeds and oils unchanged.
TINE PBfRoISun MARKBr.-ANrwERr Oct ll.-Petro-
leum quoted to-day At decline OF SO centmss stand
ard white u quoted q 81 francs so cenmes per barrel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-12
NEW JERSEY.
.Jersey City.


A MAN CHARGED WITH srADBso Hrs SrsrER-On Thurs
day night man named Dennis Carney, aged sixty.
eight ysars arrested charge OF stabbing bis
sister, woman named Cassidy, who resides In South
Seventh street. The wound inflicted ia the head
behind the ear, and 1t bed profusely He was locked
up for examination.
FoRcrBLx RRssrAxcE TO THE CONSTRUCTION CT CnY
RAILROAD The Jersey City and Bergen Railroad Com.
pany by virtue OF charter from the Legislature are
constructing railroad through York street Some Of
the propreiors In the dsrics offered strong opposition
10 the granting OF the charter but TO avail Yester-
dag forenoon gang OF men under direction OF q gen.
teman residing the vicinity OF the proposed route
proceeded to tho place whore the we're Ct
work and blocked the track with barrels and
other rubbish, In order TO prevent the workmen from
proceeding. squad Of police sent TO the ground
to preserve order and protect the workmen The
tIsman In question hoped TO deter the company from
prosecuting the work, and the affair has terminated
quietly for the present
THR STATS FAn.-Yesterday was tho closing day at
the state fair, bat owing TO the incIemency or the
weather the grounds wsre not 20 crowded a on the
premiums were awarded. They were comprised under
The following heads:-Horses CATTLE sheep. swine
poultry vegetables fruit grain trees and flowers me-
chanicai carriages, bookbnding cabinet work. wash
ina machines household manuta ctures musical instru-
menM and photographs During the day addresses were
made by NJ NJ Halstsd. JUDGE Mar and others A New
York sharper arrested In the morning. was al
lowed TO depart on bis swnd!ng srrands after repri-
mand.