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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-11

Ut is reported that Gen H,,..,,
an understanding with the prc,id,., ''l !.
the Democratic chiefs before h -. ''
at NeN Orleans, and it Is peps,,ll.
derstood that he is in training 4. w. y
Presidency. w
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-11
Lard is largely adulterated in hi

Lard is largely adulterated in this
country with water. terra alba, parafline
and other substances. A practical chemist
states that he has examined specimens in
the hands of dealers. adulterated to the
extent Of thirty per cent. Some Western
specimens held from ton to twenty per
cent, Of watss.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-11

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-11

BunyISd OF RAILROAD B,,,,.
"Harlov Bridge" On the " q, ~
Railroad, three miles south Of Nor,I ,s,''
and 900 fec: in length, was Je.,,,|.
ire sunday morning. '"F
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-11
NeaiCe.

The photograph gallery Of E. y Port,
in Morrisvillo, will be closed On S,t,,,.,
the l4th inst, and remain closed ,,,s
notice is given in this paper.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-11

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-11

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.
A majarity Of the members Of the Ma
tional Union Committee have arrived
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-11

Tho Grand Army of the Republic
will hold national convention OF Phil
adelphia January 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31

tack on the Eternal city Orsini shells were
being fred in the streets by the party of
action, who seemed TO be impatiently await
ing the arrival of Gsrabaldi The precau-
lion of the authorities for the preservation
Of order were apparently ineffective.
Disra'ches from Civiita Vecchia announce
that the French fleet had arrived without
accident, and troops and munitions Of war
were being landed. The Pope was hourly
expected.
0aribsldi is .: Mortamarie. The Italian
army has crossed the frontier and the CON-
handing general has commanded Gener
al Garibaldi 70 dissrm and disperse his
force.
The municipality of Paris gave a grand
banquet To the Emperor Napoleon and EN-.
press and the Emperor Francis Joseph a.
the Hotel de Vile. which was splendidly
decorated for the occasion. The Emperor
Of Austria in course made an eloquent and
feeling speech. and returned the thanks OF
the Emperor and Empress to the munich.
pali;y OF Paris end 10 the people OF France,
for the noble hospitality with which he had
been received. and solemnly invoked . clo-
ser amity between the Emperors Of France
and Austria. In this grand spectacle Of in.
ternstionsl hospitality he beheld q new
pledge of peace for Europe, and fresh guar
sntees for the progress and prosperity OF
the nations. The speech was received with
profound emotion by the distinguished
company.
MANCHESTER, Oct 30.-The trial Of Al.
len lie in progress. The case agains. bin
aud others is very strong. There is
much excitement in the city and the court
buildings are guarded by troops. Twenty
six prisoner hsye been indicted for murder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
LATE NEWS
1Y- TELEGRAPH.
nEM YORK.

NFw Yoax, Oct. 3o.-Building No.
$40 on Broadway was DAMAGE by fire this
forenoon, the occupants losing hervily and
90 foll0vs: Blum 4 % importers and man.
ulaciniers OF hosiery, &c, loss $3.50. 900 /;
Petaee. Bonle IL Co. iobbers in silks and
wooden goods, loss $50. coo; Wolf & hoses,
$1,000. The building ives owned by Geo.
ransel cf Paris, loss .l5 600, all fully In.
suret. The origin OF the FIRE unknown.
The yellow fever 10 reported prevailing
on board the British steamer Corsica lately
arrived from Nassau Two men have died
and another sick. For some unexplained
reason the vessel was allowed up from quar-
an,ine To jersey City but was ordered tack
The rumor this morning on Wall street
that heavy dedication had occurred 10 the
Office OF the Pacific Mutual Insurance Com
pany, is simply from tue iact that the Pres.
,tent OF the Company had resigned. The
cause Of the resignation Is said 10 be finan-
cial emlarrassmeDts.
The bronze statue Of Abraham Lincoln
in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, is nearly
finished.
Charles A. Duwen alias Di6gall, was 81 n.
fenced TO two years in the State prison for
forgery.
w ~ Thompson was arrested for pre-
sen,iDg check of f. G. Pike 4 Co, of st.
LOUIS. to the American National Bank OF
New York, for $l,2is. $50 Of which was IN
favor of A. ID. II. Chambers. OF Pittsburgh,
whose son be claims 10 tie.
Thad. Stevens, in letter TO DR.. Pieiffer.
says
Since the adoption OF the nth amend
men,, 1 have no doubt OF our full power TO
regulate the elective franchise. 80 far as il
r. yards the whole nation, in every State in
tie Union, which, when tried, hope IT will
be so framed AZ 10 be beneficial to the ma
ton, justice TO every citizen, and carry out
the designs Of the trainers Of the Govern
men, according to the views expressed In
The Declaration OF Independence
Santa Anna has been tried at Vera Cruz
and sentenced to death. lie has appealed
TO the supreme government for mercy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
ILLINOIS,.

SrRiSorIsLD, lit, Oct 30.-The case OF
!lcmmerscocker vs.. Manhattan Insurance
Company, was gwen 20 the jury last eve
niHg, al Il they immediately ,eiurnel yer
dict Tor .Ec defendant IL. eydenc. WAS
considered conclusive as 10 The intention of
the p'antiii to d.fraui tie company by
over estimating The value Of his stock
which was proven IL be less than $1,000,
wIilr the whole amount ot his policy was
$4,000.
Quitc Il snow ST IN lei in tits region
laat nigb', which sieltcd away during the
morning Tao weather to-day Is damn,
crii saG decidedly wlnierish
,Aino, Oct. 0.--The present term OF the
Circuit Court here has con.rtcl aal sen
fenced ten criminals IL the state peuiten.
iiary. seven Of which were fer larceny. Oae
James NJ Gay, OF Pulaski county, for mur
Der, WAS sent Tor n lite term one for assault
with intent 10 kill. and one colorsd woman
for aggravated assault. They will be sent
ur 10 morrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
WASHINGTON.

WAsnIEGroS, Oct. 3O-The Chronicle Of
this morning contains an elaborate address
from Thaddeus Stevens, expressing his
views on public affairs.
WASH NOTION, Oct. 30 --Commissioner
Wells has arrived here from the West. lie
Is engaged in preparing y report on the
Revenue system lie regards the present
mode Of collection al utter failure and will
recommend an entire change. The frauds
perpetrated are perfectly astounding. lie
goes TO New York 10 night where he will
complete his report. which will be one of the
most interesting ever submitted owing TO
disclosures which IL will contain.
Treasurer SPINNER WAS before the Re-
trepchment Committee to-day. Important
facts are daily elected respecting the work
ipg of the Treasury Note Printing Bureau.
a private dispatch from California this
morning states that full returns show that
the state has gone Demot ratio by over 5000
majority. But the vo,e was very light.
Secretary Seward denies the report that
he has commissioned an Auburn Clergyman
to visit Europe on secret mission.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has issued regulations for
the bonding Of ports, Of warehouse and sle
vAtoss, under the provision oct Of July go,
entitled IAN act further to prevent snug
Cling and for other purposes
Neither Chief Justice Chase nor Judge
Underwood have received any reply from
Davis counsel, touching tho trial on Nov
18Th. The refusal Of the Supreme Court
Of ibi. District to grant q writ OF error for
the appeal from the decision of
the lower Court to the Supreme
Court Of the United States on questions
touching the constitutions Ity Of the cor
hscatlon acts because of gross informa'
ty in the writ self. 1t is understood that
the Union Republican Congressional Com
mittee without any change in its present Or
ganization will be united with the Republi-
can National Committee to conduct present
carnpaign
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
NEWS
NJ TELEGRAPH.
TO TRIE DAILY lDEAOCRA1'.
GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 5l.-The election passed
off quietly yesterday. The to:al vote -
far ~ heard from 10 $500. Only one white
man voted yesterday, making two since the
election begun. A new poll gill be opened
to-day for the whites. Nearly oil the votes
are for tie Radical ticket.
MACON, Oct. 31.-Thc election yesterday
Vas remarkably quiet. l.4l6 votes were
cast. Three whites.
ATLANTA, Oct. 3l.-Ths totslavote of A.
lanta and Fulton counties for two days 10
1910. Four fifths 1t least are for tho con-
vention and the Union reconstruction ticket.
Gen. Pope ordered the polls kept open
until Saturday evening. It having been a.
certained that the time allotted Was not sui
6cient to permit full vote
Columns, Oct. sl.-Ths result Of two
days election is LII votes for the convsn
ton, and only rs white votes. The nus
bered registration in the county 10 1910,
1850 whites and 1850 blacks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31

sREMOy AZ.

60 = doors East. c0y. Esra,:y * 2d.
DE1. Ne. Ep. w = fsiss,
s~wsvv. NESTlsr. office doors caat OF cor
s,1.e. S.t,ys%s - OF Brady aud Second streets,
tifft 24sssa Has had over II years practice N
s-ass this city. lies the com pl,to ~ para
tus for manufacturing and administering Nitrous
Oxide o! uas. for painless operation IN eslracin.
teeth. jnnt2-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
IOWA.

nUBUQvF, oct. 30 The war between the
Illinois Central and Chicago and North.
western Rail Esad continues unabated.
Tie Northwestern now gives the Illinois
Central come ton by Freepor, the 20 by
!, sends all Of its freight over its leased line
from Freepcrt to Savanna, on the Miss!s-
sirpi and then sends il by boa, up the river
The Freight Tor Chicago takes the same
course.
There is a large force of workmen row
engaged in extending the track Of the Du-
buque and Sioux City Rail Road, wet Of
Iowa Falls. This read will now be pushed
forward with yigor
Grading on the Cedar Falls and Minneso-
ia Rail Road, IL rapidly progressing between
Wayeily and Nashua
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
Forcign News by Atlantic Gable.

PARIS, Oct 2S.-Seversl more ships of
war lett rouion during the day FOX Civi,a
Nccchis.
rhe entire press are loud in their praise
oi Victor Emanuel for the recent procla-
nation dcnounciIe Garibalai.
Late dispatches report Garibalii as still
holding his position near Monte ko.ondc.
II Is reported that an agreement has been
arrived NJ between france and Italy, where
by the troops OF the former will attack the
insurgents. The latter are thcreupon ex
pected 10 retreat from the Papsl territory
into the dominion OF King Victor Emanuel,
BY the Italian troops
PARIS, Oct. 29.-lt is reported that Mens.
done, the prime minister 10 Italy,is pledged
to accompany the French troops to Rome
The minister has recently issued note ex
planning the intervention of France in the
Italian question He regards the expidi
ton as lustiiiable, for the reason that Italy
isiiei TO protec, the Pope in bis lawful and
une honoured rights. A sense OF honor and
que regard foi the opinion Of mankind
nipei The government TO this course.
, me Nonifsur asserts that the agency of
rrance VIII proctef no farther than in
necessary 10 crush armed rebellion spninst
.ne hoiy rather and free the Pontifical ter.
I,'ory from hostile soldiers When these
nnjects are accompl saed the troops of
france viii be Withdrawn and conference
OF lhe great powers Of Europe called ~
settle toe Roman question.
FLcRsScR, Oct. 29-1eleersnh,c co,o,r,,
nication with Rome has suddenly caas.d
the insurgents having probably cnt thr
wires. '"e
owing to the serious aspect of politic.,
ADairs the National Diet sill be called =,
81 early day.
II Is runored that the Italian troops have
psssed the frontier No particulars
PARIS. Oct. 90 -Afleraoon.-Tbe Ia nc,
dispatches from tome. before q dcs,rmc,
ton OF communication. are very important
HE insurgents in the city were actively en-.
tagged and An outbreak WAS ANTICIPATED
The victorious troops Of Garibaldi were
ooly on mtSes away, organised for an q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
nDsa. =. NOalsaANS.
RarlrK ~ HORTON.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OGicc, No
\ 50 Brady street,, tnp sta,rsl Kes,deuco
on 18th At, bot. Brady Hud Anin. oct3h dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31

"OUSE AND slGN PAINTERS GRAIN.
LIZ EES, PAPER Hangers, Gls1ers &c. hop
orner Main end Fifth ais. mchs5-6iyt4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
OHIO.

CIScIsNATi, Oct a9-Yesterday morning
delegation ot the City Council and Park
Commissioners visited tract of five hun.
Dire and seventy nine acres, six miles from
the city, 10 examine its adaptabIity for a
grand central park The laud was found to
be Geographically favorable, but the gen
ersl opinion prevailed tha, it was too fsi
iron the ely.
The ONO state Tcmptrsnre Convention
was he'll yesterday at Newark. An address
10 the citizens was adopted which fayors u
proi.ibltorv liquor law. They adopted u
platform picdglnr themselves To vote for no
in.cmpcra,e candidate for office. nor for any
one advocating the keeping open of saloons
on Sunday. nor tor a0y man opposing the
prohihhory liquor law.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
Read what DIR. Scovill says of
n l. l. Il y LUNG BAI.SAM :

Oswrs i make the following staten mt from per
Feet conviction and knowledge of the benefits u Al
LENS LUNG BAt.SAM In curing the most deep
seated PuLsosAsv CoSsrxrros, l havs Witnessed
Its enects on the young and the old. and truly
cay that 1t is BY far the beet remedy with
which am acquainted. For Coughs. and all the
early stages OF Lung compsinte, believe II to he
CERTAIN cure. and n every family would keep 1t by
them, ready TO administer upon the nrst appearance
- disease about the nncs there would be very few
ssses Of fatal consumption II causes the phlcgm
and matter 10 rase without Irritating those delicate
organe tlhc LnngsD and without producing constpa-
ton " the bowels II also gives strength 10 the
tenn. stope the night swcst-. aud changes all the
orbid eccre,ions 10 q healthy state.
Yonrs respectfully. A. l.. SCOvII.L.
sold by all Meicin, Dealers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
MASSACHUSETTS.

Bcsros. Oc,. 3l.-John A. Andrews, ex-
Gov. Of Mass died at & o'clock last eve
ming At Tue.dsy evening he was at his
residence in Charles street, conversing with
his friends, his family being present. He
had premonitory symptoms Of apoplexy,
and requested his family to leave the room,
which they dill under the supposition that
he had private business to transact. He
then requested his friends to cal. in DR.. Der
by, and subsequently Drs. Bigelow and Ca
bot were in attendance. He remained un
conscious from the time Of the attack until
his death.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31

Pans, Oct 80 The news Of 0asibaldi's
victory over the forces Of the Pope at Mon
fernando. has been confirmed by telegraph.
The General displayed great personal dar.
ing during the engagements-his soldiers
capturing oil the Pont,ficial force, made up
OF Zouaves and Gems dc Arms from Rome,
but the Italian government authorities 1t
once released them.
The Liberti Of this city ssys that En-
pefor Napoleon refused to permit Italians
10 cooperate with the French expedition
sty 'orcs in operations which may b. Or.
nefssksn in Roman territory. In reply 70
n,ng victor Emanuel ia this direclion. M.
peaeon eaid Italian cooperation We unnsc.
essasy ~ be intended q mn ~ ephe,s =
French action y Civita VeeeA;a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31

q all kin6s. New or Old advances msde on large
Stocks Of Merchandise for esie AZ Auction
They also give particular attention TO the Sole Of
Horse. on SATURDAY u esch week.
Our Termsare liberal
may1i-dd A. T. NORTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
NEW YORK.

ERw YORK, Oct. 3l-A Herald's Rich
snond special Gays: Hunnicutt 10 reported
to have tcld the negroes in Richmond who
had been discharged. II they were refused
10 30 unemployed, TO apply the torch to the
dwellings.
1t 10 the opinion of the best informed cit
liens that the municipal election under The
present registration in Richmond y i'll occur
within sixty days. lfthis be done the city
will be turned over entirely to the Radicals
and negroes.
The Times special learns from trusty
source that the Treasury will not commu-
nicate with Congress until the December
session.
A large number Of Southern politicians
are to meet in Washington about the 10Th
Of November, to make . combined effort to
obtain cessious from Congress for the relief
Of the South
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-Dennis w. Dean was
yesterday held in 81 300 bail, under charge
Of rsbbing mails at Wautauka, Ill. in which
village he was Asst Postmaster. The case
was called before Commissioners IIoyne, Of
this city.
A game Of bsss ball between The Excel
siors and picked nine from other clubs for
she benefit Of the Soldiers Fair, will be
played in this city, .. Ogden Park on Sat
urday.
A Washington special Of the 3lss says !:
Representative Wilson, Chairman Of the
Judiciary Committee, arrived to-day. He
denies that he has written . letter stating
that he Was for impeachment. lie he's ex-
pressed no opinion On the subject since
Congress adjourned.
Several Senators and members who have
arrived here. express the opinion that the
40th Congress will continue in session till
March 4th. 1869.
President johnson, 10 conversation with
Democratic politicians to-day, indicated
that the guillotine would be applied to all
clerks and other government employees
here who should 90 to New York and vote
the Radical ticket.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31

s.. s&gssss,
rARPENTEE AND g8i!.DER saoP On
SCommerc,el Alloy. opposite foei u4ce. la
Sennnrt. 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 30.-Milton White,
the murderer of Hopper, will be hung st
Anderson on Friday. The execution was
10 have taken place in September, but the
Governor r.spited him. Strenuous efforts
have been made to obtain Communication of
the sentence 10 imprisonment for life but 90
far all efforts were entirely without success
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31

HniowAys PiIis AND OINTMENT ryeipelas-
Thcre derer,edly popular medicines have met With
astonishing success In the cure Of cryrpelas, king
wi. ring worm, tcurvy, scroiulous cruptions, and
all iniammAtory diseases OF the skin. Other prep
statiuns may Afford temporary relief. hut the
hncd action Of these remedies will by their deter
xent aud purifying properties effect radical cure In
she blood and system. Sold hy all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-31

ILLINOIS,.

Rock ISLAND, Oct. 3l.-A young nan
:sn.d Hurry, stone cutter. employed on
the United States arsenal. committed sui
eide yesterday morning Ivy taking two
ounces of Landau I'M.
PEORIA, Oct. 81 - The State PRAYER
Meeting meets in this ci,y to-day at nine
o'clock.
The Christian Convention adjourned 20
meet next year at Burlington. The Con.
vention was very interesting, and contain-
cd representatives from seven or eish.
States.