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TOLD PENS. every grade OF quality workman
M shi p and price; Gold and Silver Pencil Cases
&c, &c. large assortment Just opened
WI FRANCk TAYLOR.
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GOvERNMENr sECURITIEs.
WASHINGTON, July "a, iss7.-Jay Cooke e
Go. furnish the following quotations. Of 0sv.
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Specie Going Ont.
NEW YORK, July M.-The steamer Scotia
took out S1,.65, Isl in specie to-. day.
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IrTErTAL BgvKsrE. -rhsrsceipts from tni.
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A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO THE
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DEPREDhTIONS OF THE KI0WA INDIANS.
correspondent (Stanley,) OF the st. Louis
Democrat, writes TO that paper, that, 1.-the
Kicwas and Camanches are at peace siying
he knows the fact. but we have received
letter from an old WashIngtonan, now q
private CT the It'll U. S. Cavalry, dated Fort
Dodge, Kansas, July 18th. denying the state
ment of the writer referred TO-. Our CORES.
pendent says
"Stanley is either at fault. or misinformed,
fer not longer ago than the 18th OF last month,
fJune,) Sa Iamio Chief of Kiowas. succeeded
in driving on the horses belonging to my com
pany, Filling one man, (also from Washing.
ton,) and has since been committing depreda-
tions on the Smokey river, Pawnee Forts,
Swinson Crossing, and In fact au along tue
rome. There 10 one thing 1 must say With
regard to the officers stationed here, the CON.
maLding officer and his subordinates are con
stantly on the alert and we fear no surprise
The guard are Vigilant, and we are ready
al moments warning. There cannot be any
blame q tached to any oEicer with regard u
those horses lost, "a they were on herd with
the usual number Of herders
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elusive. A. Il. SPOFFORD,
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NEW IURh AVENUE.
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H ~ For year or
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Securities, or those transferable
by delivery including bank bills s. 90 per 81 900
Government and all other Securi
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Gold Coin or bullion. Is per 100
Silver Silver Coin 90 cold OF Plafe under
on owner s estimate of full value,
and rate subject to adjustment
for bulk, on basis Of ........... 90 per 100
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers generally,
when OF !, no fixed value, 81 year EACH or ae-
Wills IS, which premium covers the remainder of
CASH Boxes s sa Or small! Tin Boxes for papers of
Tradesmen, Families, &C., will be received at
$zs each box or trunk per year year: contents UNI
they viii be insured for the full amount, the con-
tents being known at above rates.
No charge less than one dollar.
FOR COLLECTION OF INTEREST, 1 PER
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THE COMPANY IS PREPARED TO OFFER
FOR RENT,
1.-THE Lessee exclusively holding the keyJ
SAFES INSIDE ITS BURGLAR PROOF
VAULTS AT RATES VARYING FROM $40
TO $50 EACH PER ANNUM,
According to size and location. .s r..a
Coupons and interest will be collected when de.
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The great wealth of the country the vast amount
of Government and other Loans. transferable by
delivery, and held 10y the uncertain tenure of pos
session, the injury and Inconvenience resulting
from the loss of these and registered securities,
heavy losses from robbery, and other causes, being
reported almost daily, demand means of protect
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erto existing have Afforded. A place of absolute
safety for all such securities has become pressing
ent Institution has been founded. ~
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which architectural and mechanical skill can com
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SURGEON IN CHIEF,

Tycoon JAPAN TEA. III
i So much a-mired by the recent Japan. -
csc Commissioners. from whom we have -
letter Of compliment for its excellence EID
Il. M. p. KING & SON
King Place,
Corner Vermont ave. and Isl. at
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Oh PENN. AyKNUE, CORNER lsr STREET,
p, CAPITOL HILL,
PURE DRUGS. MEDICINES and CHEMICALS
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This Institution has been established for the re-
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eases peculiar to their sex, and for the admission
of such females may require the comforts of the
lying in chamber.
The building is situated in the most healthy Dor
ton of the District surrounded by its own grounds
Cars pass the door every five minutes.
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nTTHE T. C.S. AND REPRESENTATIVES,
H FROM EXCELSIOR LODGE, No l. the
Knights Of Pythias, Philadelphia. return their
most sincere thanks to the Officers and Members
pecially to Mr. Clarence M. Barton for conduct ing
the same for the kind reception and entertain,
ment rendered them on the occasion of their visit
u. tha ndu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-30
LATEST News
BIZ TELEGR.sPH,
To THE DAILY DEMOCRAI.
NEW YORK.

Ngw Yeax, Oct 30-Ths Worlds spec-
ial says: The Supreme Court Of this dis-
.rict refused TO grant writ of error for an
appeal from the Lower Court from deci-
sion which sustained the constitutionslity Of
the coulscation laws. The decision cover
ed several eases where property has been
con6scated tor life estate in this district
An effort will be made to have the constitu
tionaity OF the Law tested in the United
States Supreme Court.
The state Of the national debt for Novem
Der Let will probably show only . very
slight reduction. Payments from the treas
ury on various accounts have been heavy.
The coin balance will be considerably in
creased, but il will be Ct once reduced
again by the o 20 interest, which will be
paid of on the lst proximo.
The storm which began on Monday ef
fected considerable damage in this city and
throughout the neighboring country. Gel
lars and easements along the river fronts
were inundated by the swollen tide. NJ.
merous chimneys were toppled over by the
wind, and the ferry boats plying on the
Hudson aud East rivers experienced great
difficulty in navigating. The water rose TO
the sitting rooms in some Il the ferry
houses, and in others inundated bridges. A
sloop was capsized off Hoboken ard one
man drowned. A large building was blown
DOWN in HlckeDsack. y. j. or the results
on the coast VIC have yet to hear.
In tho United States Circuit Court yester-
day, Judge Benedict presiding. the Jury
brought in verdict Of guilty against Bcnj
+. Oakley. charged with e,nbczzlng . let
ter from the General Post Office. A mo
ton for stay Of Judgment was argued
The decision was reserved aud the prisoner
Yemanded to Jail.
The llerald's Washington special says
Several prominent Southerners have recent
" expressed TO the President their convio
ton that general outbreak among the ne
gross is imminent They say nearly every
negro man in the South 10 well armed,
while the whites are almost entirely with
cut means Of defence. The impeachment
Of the President 10 believed to be the time
determined upon for the uprising. The
gentlemen strongly urge upon the President
an increase Of the military force.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2y,b--The supreme
Cour, OF the District has ordered Joseph III.
Bradley, ST, To show cause why he be not
punished for his contempt of this Court in
his offensive conduct toward Judge Fisher
during the s,urratt trial, and further that he
continue suspended from practice until the
final disposition q, the cidcr
General Grant Is attending 10 lis DUTY
at the War Department
The prize fight between Thos Kelley. OF
Philadelphia, and Bin Parkinson, ot Potts
vile. came oil to-day al Acguia Creek
Fourteen rounds were fought in thirty min
u'es, when foul was allowed for Kelley, 10
whom the victory was awarded The sec
ord fonnu Is represented AS being very Sc
we're, both contestants being thickly covered
aith blood. The hight OF Kelley to the
stake will be contested, as he was carried
from the field before the decision was given
Kelley was shockingly battered, while his
opponent was comparatively but slightly
injured.
WAsHiNarGS. Oct 20 The agent OF the
Associated Press Is authorized nv DR.. Sam
Bard, editor OF the Atlanta Acm Era, u
state that the publication OF reported con
yersation between Gen. Grant and himself
j. totally unauthorized by him an! is er
r0nrous IN several particulars.
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JoAoston'. choice XXX family. Wholesale . . a.4e
retail ......... f0.cS
Red Winter what, vhoi~sais leo
10
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LATE N EWS
NJ TEEEGn.sPH.
NEW YORK.

new DIRK, oct. ~.
Can, Timothy Desey, who made his es
cane from Manchester with Col Kelley, has
arrived here and Is 10 have 8 reception
gen Grant LEI. town Monday evening en-
route from Yves, Point for Washington
Gov. Fenion has :sspcd a proclamation
appointing the 2Sth of November as cay
81 Thanksgiving
The Heralds Richmond special says Gen.
Sch0feld has replied to the protest OF Mr.
Gilmer. 70 the effect thu, Co Rose will be
court msttialed when Mr.. Gilmer files his
specifications 10 the charges alrta1y pre-
sented
The question Of the legality Of the cleo
tion will lie referred to the Conve alton.
II is rumored that the solution Of General
Schotield's action in the late election IL TO
he found In the fact that be Is candidate
for United States Senator fnf virginia.
Several more citizens have been ordered
20 eavc Richmond by the negro vigilance
committee, for speaking disrespectiully o!
iIunnicu,t and bis party.
Armed negroes have been kept on guard
in front 81 his Office by Hunnicui'. who pre-
vent any one from passing on the 81 'ewaik
AUBURN, n y, Oct 29-Sev. DIR. liawley
of the First Presbyterian Church. left here
for " shington yesterday. there 10 rec, i've
instructions from the Government and I'M
mediaiciy proceed on highly importan' Sc
cTet mission ~ foreign country. lie WIS
appointed by Secretary Seward, ard VIII he
absent about four months.
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BERLIN, Oct 2S.-The King Of Prussia
has returned from u tour through the south
German States.
The second session Of the Parliament of
the North German Confederation ives closed
yesterday by the King in person. who, in q
speech, congratulated the members on the
eucct 81 Of their labors and favorable
progress which has been made toward the
complete unity Of Fstherland.
FLORENCE. Oct. 59-Particulars have
been received OF the engagement at Monte
Ronedcro. They represent that the fi,h,-
ING WAS obstinate on both sides, and at one
time during the day when renforcements
Tor the Papai troops arrived upon The field.
the Issue appeared doubtful. hu, IT the end
OF the conflict General Garibaldi, who led
HE brave volunteers in person, was com.
pletciy successful BE Immediately follower
up his victory and the defeated soldiers OF
the Pope fell back upon Rome and were Wig
orously pursued. At the latest accounts from
the South, Garihaldi, with all his army, es,.
mated At from 10000 10 l20G0 men, had al
vanCea TO the outer fortific4tions OF Rome
General Membera has succeeded in form
ine new cabinet
The royal proclamation, issued by King
Victor Emanuel, denoupces Gsribaldi de.
claripg that the policy OF France meets the
approval ofthe Italian Government.
LONDON, Oct. 2e.-Advices from Rome
states that the greatest agitation prevails
within the city. The city authorities were
hourly expecting an attack from the Carl.
baldiansl
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CHICAGO, Oct 80 There were only 81
deaths in this city for the week ending De
tober 26th. The corresponding week last
year there wer. 10 deaths
An Illicit dis.ilery establishment. the
property Of s. }. Elson. located in this city,
was seized yesterday by Revenue officers.
The place was cstensibly cooper shop, and
oil inr lements Of that occupation were KEEP,
constantly in sight. Underneath and in
rear Of the shop the proprietor bad success
fully carried on the business of the manu-
fac;ure Of high wines, accommodating money
very fast.
Hugh Common, implicated in a Sl4, 600
robbery in ST. Louis, WAS up before the
Police Court yesterday, on a charge Of re
ceiving stolen property, and WAS he'd until
Nov I'd, in $40. 900 bail.
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INDIANA.

lSuI,SaPoLIa Oct 2g-MG,hew FISHER
and John Stewart, young men, became SUI
petcd by liquor Saturday night and Tell
asleep on the rallross! track, near Newport,
and were run over lay a passing train and
killed. Their remains were found the lex;
morning.
\ Mrs Wthhcr oi Evansville, answered
knock at her door. Saturday night, expect
inc Ia meet her husband. when she was met
hy stranger who Knocked her down, out
ragged her person and then robbed the house
lib. vii III is unknown.
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y. -. RICHARD soy. VI. ~
y. m. EE'Na.
Painter. fsInyier. Ns.ilg.nCr nn.i
Paper Hanger.

No. ~ Easr 5D 81, nrr. aRanY MO rNNrt.
y---.e. I RESPECTFULLY CO...
..easTS.-,. the attention 81 he p4il . Ga,
v2. thu fact that sti.nd ia ll' J. u,i-
~ of HOUSE, and Sign rnln'ier
wall Colcrinr, Whitening. Fapsr ians-.n., aaT iNt
etc. I'll of which IS promptly done, rpd III aaorf
that oanret fail 10 give the eemp ic sat STA if
thsrcca mode ae. Coll ard see #f..f
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Sold At Wholesale in Chicago, By ruLIxR, PINCH
FULLER; BuRNliAME 4 VAN setback !:
!0IsD SMITH SMITH 4 DMYE1 4.
KID 4! I'D 20 CHAs. 9; SMITH: DlkTzSoa
CO.; fOor . DADRAu. ed - druggist - nd
dealers eeneeally.
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.
GEORGIA.

Macon. GA Oct. 29-The election to-day
passed oil very quietly. No whites voting
The number oi votes rolled in the city were
46s aud lSs in the country. The precincts
heard from indicate no action 90 the part OF
the whites.
GOA Mnus. GA, o-' 2a.-1hc election
pas,eI on quietly. But illlc inteic-t was
manifested. oniy 6js votes were pollej.
400 ior the county and 25s Tor the city.
There were but few radical whites voted
The number of registered voters in the
county is 1900. Conservatives take no part
in the election. The chances for the sue
cess Of u Convention are favorable
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ILLINOIS,.

PtohiA. Oct. 30-The STATE Christian
Convention met here yesterday. The At
tendance was large d. l. Wood, OF Chi
ca.o, is Secretary. Much interest was
manifested in the exercises
BARD Lru, Oct. 30.-A warehouse owned
by Russtl d Litzenberg, containing 800
bushels Of grain vas burned last night
The value of the building was $1,000, in
sured for 81 400 in the .Etna. Loss on the
grain is 81 600, partly insured in the Mer-
chants Of Chicago. The Chicago. Burling-
ton / Quincy Railroad depot. 81 feet from
the warehouse. took fire twice, but was cx-
tinguished with little dsmage. The fire
was the work Of an ircendiary
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new HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD. N. H., Oct. pa veteran
horse thief named Hale was arrested in
Happen.on. this morning. for stealing val
uahle horse and buggy at Augusta, Maine
Hale Is IS years old aud has served so years
in the State Prison for horse stealing.
Sr Louis, Oct. go "A fire occurred in
St Vincent Orphan Asylum on Twentieth
street Yesterday afternoon. burning Of the
root and damaging the building to the
amauat ot $4,000. One hundred AMI forty
children were rendered homeless aud de-
pendent upon The cltiz rs Tor shelter.
ArGusrA. ME, 0ci. GA most ilsttering
ovation was paid t. Gen. Sheridan. who
made a hrel speech IN reply to III" cover.
nor ini MAYOR
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. .
GEORGIA

ArGusrA, Oct 80 Returns from all
parts of the State ndicat, that The Con
servatiyes took no part 10 the election,
which passed oil quietly. Nearly all the
votes cast were fer the Convention. There
were 80 votes poled here ,073 in tie
city and III in the ccunty-all for the Con
Ventirn
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI. Oct. ga three column
letter from Hon. I. Ewing appeared in the
Commercial this a m. Mr. Ewing CONSTITUTES
the recenl political reaction as demand on
Congress 10 recsde from its reconstruction
policy, and To abandon the plan Ct enfran
chsing the late slaves.
The school census of this city shows a
population between the ages OF 5 and 81
years o. 100. 1S3. which indicates the total
To lie over 100000
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- . -
MAINE.

" iuausTA, Me, Oct. 20.--Gen. Sheridan
and party left Portland at seyen O'Clock this
morning for this city. and arrived here at
At half past ten. Ali along the route the
hearties, greetings were extended the Gen
era'
PORTLAND, Ne, Oct. 29-Weston the
pedestrian started to-day ~ noon on his
walk to Chicago.
SAco, ME, Oct. 29-Weston, the pedes
trim, arrived here from Portland at 325 p.
m, being thirty five minutes ahead OF time.
II Is in The i,esi conditions, and lett NJ 1870
p. ~. He will stop TO nieht AT North B.r-
wick
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Read what DIR. Scovill says of
a /. l. j. - - LUNG - Al SAM /:


''rsr.-I mike the following STATEN mt from per
feet conviction aud tnowlrdg" OF the benefits ~ Al
LENS LUNG BAi.SAA In curing the most deep
seated PoisoSAEs CoSsUsrr,os hays Witnessed
II. effects on the youns aud the Old, and truly
that Is by FAR "a, best cxprctorau remedy with
which am acquainted For Coughs, aud all the
curly STAGES al Luny complaints. believe II TO be
certain cure, and II every family would keep II by
thcm, ready 10 administer upon the first appearance
q dses.- abont the lungs. there would DO very few
eases offs'al consumption II causes the phl~gm
Aui matter to raise. without irritating those delicate
Organs (the Lunrrl, aud without producing constpa
ton 81 the bowels II seo gives strength 90 the
tsIn. stops tho nigh, sweats. and changes all Ito
orbid eccre,ion- to health. state.
louis respectfully. A. l.. sCOviLL.
Sold ~ au Neiif DC Dealers
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= . 9. sorSnf. "
DIS. ns:a.s. 4 MNstNana
q AI.I.As,,rr,., !. ,,.,,....

1H' SitIANS AND SIRGE0OS or,ce
.a.,t w ihifd street, one door Wcst 81 pfai,
s.aa. 'iae oltcc hours from tolsA. II s5i
- ~. auafA..f
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VIRGINIA..

RIcHaosp, Oct. 3o.-Eighty-.hree coun.
ties give 30 1872 majority for tho Conven-
ton. - Radicals and 80 Conservatives are
elected
Hunnicutt addressed large crowd Of ne
groes in the Capital enclosure last evening.
He alluded to certain threats to kill him,
and said 81 will not leave don't you
know, my fellow citizens, that when the as
sas>in's bullet passes through my brain or
his dagger touches my heart, more than one
white man will fall upon that day The
sssem5lage responded yes
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NEW HAMPSHIRE,

CONCORD, Oct. 30.-Gen. Sheridan arriv-
e1 last night. He was welcomed by Mayor
Abbott. escorted to the State House, and
addressed by W. l.. Foster, on behalf Of the
committee. A general melee ensued and
the General was rushed to the residence Of
Hon. Onslow Stearns, where, in . short
speech, he thanked the crowd and retired.
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ABE. 4 A'ETLiSGS.
Commission Merchants and aur.ionerr,.
nDE. ". r. Y.ss'k.,

Dry AND SELL GOODS AND MERCuASnIsF
ID and second hand goods OF every description
OH'ca and Store south east nrr Of ~ anil scot,
streets. Davenpprt. e.p..rtf
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r. allie ,r nmd's EsseUEinstsin- esSmt
aud Neuralgia SPECIFIC
loSC gO3THS mATIve WINES

Golden Wedding. Sparkling ca
t.v,i,a. Stiil Catawpa, Delaware
aud Virginia Seedling.-The "inesi from
tMs ~ established House. have gained world
~lic -~shrlty foe their excellence. ani IN purity,
iruits favor aud hoauct. they unsurpassed IN the
market either ~Arlvs or rosruis.
Trade supplied b. Lsng:ciii. Tnode q 60. Al pro-
ysictors prices. de26 in
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS. Oct. 29-lDterments from fever
to-day. nine.
The Memphis and White River packet
striking snag. She cannot be raised. She
is owned by Jno Il. Davis. her commander.
Valued al $4,000: insured for 100000.
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hOA0vAy's Pnis AND OsSIngsr. -krysipcias -
The-- deeervcdly popular medicines have met with
aei'nish ny sueces- ia the OF cry spelar, king
ey.i. ring worm. seurvy, scrouloue eruptiour, and
Al nasmmators diseases Of the skin. Other prep
~ra,inns may afford temporary relief but the com.
btned action OF these remeeies viii by their deter
rent aud purifying properties effect radical cure in
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