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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

POLICE CouHr.-Squire Dittos was favos-
ed with several calls this merning. from io-
dividuals Who bed stuck their noses too fire.
quently in tumblers containing something
stronger than soda water. James Murray
was presented BY Constable Field. lie plead
guilty and Was fined q aud costs Unable
10 settle be was sent to jail for three days.
VIM. Golden was brought into Court BY
Constable Carstens. Willism was charged
with drunkenness. but upon enquiry into
The facts of the case the Justice thought il
best to send him home for better behavior.
Samuel Long end Martha Burns, old
friends, concluded to have - Bit Of .
sshpree" yestesd day. During their csroussl
they fell into the hands Of Marshal Kauff-
man, who put quietus on it. Long. whose
fourth offence tLis Was within . short time,
Was mulcted in the sum Of sc and costs
Burns WAS let off little easier, be paying
only 81 and costs.
FIRs KING No. 1.-The following officers
were elected a the last regular meeting Of
Fire King Steam Engine Co., No. l.
Foremaa-Massh Noe.
First Assistant-Chas. McEoery.
Second Assisf0nt-Waltsr Rust.
Recording SserstGsy-R. B. Moore.
F;aoacisi Secrstsry-John I. Temple.
7resssrsr-Thomas Dermody.
Enoiaeer- Morrow.
Standing Committes s--David L. Stephen
son, Wm. q Jones, Richard Craig.
Irustees-Charies II. Eidsidge, Lotus ].
heating, ". G. Robinson.
Inc following are the receipts and ship
ments per rail fer two weeks ending De.
cetnber Sd
hsee'pts- Barley. 1900 bushels wheat,
o,soo bushels; potatoes, 400 bushels; coal,
s4o TONS mdse, 490 toes.
6a.Pmsass- Barley, 5000 bushels; corn,
o.4o0 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; wheat,
S,eoO bushels; meal. iaO. 900 tens aour,
400 barrels hoes, s9O hsea eaetls, 70
bead lumber, 4sO n. odss, a75 tons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

The Acknowledgements Pills, cures the
cure for Ague," have been tested in thou
sands Of cases, and have never failed 70 e.>
feet cure. llesperian Pills contains no
poisons Or injurious drugs, and may be given
10 old or young with confidence and safety.
Price only 81 at tae drug stores, WIN.
DUnch L Co.. proprietors, St. Louis
Ask for "IIesperisn Sugar Coated Pills.
the sure cure for Ague, aud accept no infe
pioY substitutes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

DAVENPORT Welton Chronicle de
clarss that Ito Davenport must be conced-
ed the right of being ranked as first of lowe
cities. and by her rapid strides towards
metropolitan greatness. she is fast coming
into her natural position as the commercial
centre for the territory west Of tho Missis-
sippi, and with western whole souled salts
faction do the people notice her advance
ment. and send to the young giant greet
ings Of admiration and encouragement"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

Masonic MgsrIYa.-Dr. Robt. Morris,
the well-known Masonic author and poet,
will give Rotations of his Masonic poems
at Masonic Hall this evening. None but
Master Masons will be admitted. This is
the first visit Of DIR. Morris TO Davenport,
aud we trus. = large number Of the brethen
will turn out to hear him. The Doctor EN-
barks in few weeks upon an important
Masonic crrand to Europe and the Holy
Land
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

Jrsr received this morning, . new sssor'-
meut Of Ladies' CloAkings.
JE. DIxos 4 SoHs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

BoARDgas WANTED Al Mrs Drew's, cor
nsr Main and Sixth Sts., with or without
Yo0fnS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

Oua Cirr D6Br.-Tha, Davenport is
heavily in debt we oil know, and that she
Is in duty bound to pay what she owes very
few viii dispute. A movement 10 being
made to arrange for the payment Of that
debt, and the people say amen to that
What they most differ about is the prelim
naries. Some think an enabling act or amend
ment Of the city charter, authorizing the cty
TO lsvy larger tax than the present char
ter admits Of, should be the frat step. 9th
ers think that the most sensible thing that
m insolvent debtor can do, when sbous to
settle up, 10 to first ascertain who his credi-
tore are and how much he owes them, and
then come to some agreement ~ 70 the terms
Of settlement. The city oxes-say $780,
900. How do We know, Where sro the
records to show il! We have none. The
ci,y's bonds were sold. and no record kept
Of the sale. How do we know, then, but
what there are bogus bonds-ovss-issue In
the field That may sll bs; sys, when
business is done 20 loosely ~ wss this bond
business, there is pretty good reason to
suspect over-issuss. What thea. Shall
ws pass an enabling cot, and thea pay Of
the bonds q agreed rates - they come
along, and pay them just q long % they
keep coming, to % endless extsnt feeling
our way along in the dark, not knowing
when or whore the paying 10 to end or,
shall We first collect together all evidences
Of debt, give each and every bond
thorough scrutiny, and then stipulste - to
terms Of compromise Bot il 10 urged that
these evidences Of debt cannot be collect
ed together. Why. Because holders re-
fuse to come forth when calleds Why rs-
fuse I Because they cont want to COM
promise. What then Why, offer TO pay,
and then they viii come to get their mon
ey. Well. il they don't want to comprom-
se bsf ore the enabling act 10 passed, Why
will they be willing to compromise after
the passage Of the act, and when The city
is more a, their mercy It's no use 70 beat
about the bush. Here 10 the city Of Da-
venport; there are her creditors. The
ososor announces desire to consult with
the creditors. Viii they not see that
announcement just as Quick a.
they would see 90 announcement that
the city is rsady to pay Ofeorse. rhen
let them send forward for consultation I.t
them deposit their bonds in ssme hank
here for official examination BY the eitv au.
thorities. Is there anything wrong OF un.
fair about that II they are found to be
all right and issued in good faith, then lei
them be paid-paid undss compromise il
may be, but paid anyhow. Let all concern
ed stop this bo- peep business aud come GU,
honest-hesrtsd and open-handed debtor
and cseditors-facs to face. Let US say to
them, produce your bonds. and let % see
them. lfthey will not, then how are 10 to
hep it. they will not, is there not room
for suspeeting bad faithf Let the people
think veil Of these things, for there il I
sssrm bsswisg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04
Engine for sale.

A FIFTEEN HORSE POWER ENGINE IN PER-
N FECT ard., good news inch cylinder. Ia
Inch stroke. for sale low for cash.
J. GOEHRlNG,
ansi..hN u1rri. str.et. bet. lth & sth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

IForinerIy Mrs a +. CLAak.'
Stll1 cOmt tlmmes busi aess ae No. 50
BRADY Streea.
And kindly sohcits the Ladies patronage. We Of
Ter entire stock Of goods at small profit for 90
days. November ?. 1861.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04
Lost.

ON THE EAST DAVENPORT ROAD
~ about IA days ago. of my buggy wheel. a
Silvcr-pla, Hnb hand The finder " IL be Iii
orally rewarded By leaving the same a, the
DEsocRAv 0tice g. W BLACK.
A0RNrS wAvrRp-.sa. sD. $40. STAR
n SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Patented
March II. lS5. Ii uses two threads and makes the
genuine Lock Stitch alike on both -ides All other
low priced IN .chines mike Chain Stitch Great In
dncr rnicnts offered SeEd for Circulars and Samples
of-rwins. Each Agent giving copy of letters patent
= G. LArilHoP 4 CO. IS ant 10 Reynolds Block.
Chicago. oct29-d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04
Apples.

nnn BBfs. SUPERIOR 0ENlrON AND
AUU rippin Apples. selected for family use,
and tor sale by
nol3 3-dim j. DALLELL bkO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

CALEsNEN, LADIES OR GENTLEMEN, fiO
~ p.r day To- sell the i.ADIRS GEM send 40 cts.
for sample. ~ circulars Tree LANPHEAk & PER
NY Cleveland OHIO. octl9d9m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

A WoxDElvUL Cuas.-Ms. J. D. Hor-
Won, wealthy farmer residing in IN ad-
joining county, and Who for years has been
great sufferer from Epilsptic attacks, de-.
spite the treatment Of rsputsd eminent
physicians has found relief under the skill
fsl care Of Dr.. Fishblatt, the Electro. Mag
netio Physician, Office northwest cofnes oi
Third and Main street. The Doctor has a.
ready established great reputation. and 10
daily receiving patients from al parts Of the
State. The afflicted should consult Dr. Fish
blatt. A grand feature Of his practice il
mo care no pay" Patients ere therefore
cafe froa being imposed upon. All that i
required 10 security for The Sss when il ID
earned. In the case Of poor patients the
Doctor charges nothing for consultation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

DAVENPORT, IOWA
THIS NEW AND wELL-PlRNISHED HOUSE
is now open to the public Charges reaeou.bl
Dinner hours from IL N. TO 2 r. n.
as3e-diy n. M.REiLLY, Pro,r'eso-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04
me only PA0Ce 10 u00
RIDGES PAT. LIGHT HOUSE 8URNER

rs AT W. X. LlNDSAY'S JEWELLERY
Il Store. cor of Third and Br adv streets; also
extra Ch,mneys. Glass Cones. Lamps, Chimes
Cleaners. &C. Lamps repaired.
BILLION I LINDSAY. Sole Owners
orta0 dN County Rirhta f~p Aaie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

q, 70 Yus pav-C3o To the bryant D Stratton
lows State Hueinrss College 10 geta thorough prno
ttcai busnae. educatiou or 10 become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulnrs aud pspers. sd-
dress, (snclosing etamp) "rhe bryant d suAsson
Commercial College. Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04
val.

Removal.
KOCH. THE EU RRuER.
HIS REMOVED HIS HAT, CAP AND FUR EM
IL PORiuM TO
No. - Wet Second street,
between Harrison and Ripley SIS where he Will kecI
. larger and complete stock uf the latest styles
aui fncsi qualities OF Ladies -ui Misses Gents and
Nays Hats, Gaps and Fnr- al prices that defy compe
ton. tmhlar Sign at Rig Gap
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

A(sAsN In lBU Sl n ESS
W.. j. IARc,
EMrnlsurc R~palreP and Dealer.
Is AGAIN PREPARED TO RFNOVATE
i old Furniture md Jpholsscry. ard buy aud
exchange Furniture.
HIS new shop and Store is At 2s2Brady st.,
first store room above Fifth.
.g- All orders promptly filed decls-dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

1T. rsupLs, Gardener and Florist. cor.
9Th and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
rees. mv30-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-04

Filed in the Recorders Office, Scott county
Iowa, up to o'clock, Dec. 4. 1867:
J. W. Arnold, ct ux. TO W. b. Hail, lot
2. block 2s, LeClaire. ........ - 100 90
0aml. Stopber, ct ux, TO Adam McCoy,
4. Y W. 4. section 10, township
-. 4. R5E, Princetoa township. 1000 %
Francis n. Moore and wife to u. s. and
A. H. Foreman. part N. 3. fraction
! T.. ios aeres. Buffalo soswssiip. =. $3.50 %
nrcAPnuLAs1ox vos wssG uHDsxs DEC :.
Country property .oil .6es. 90
City properly ...................... lo,sls-0o
Total l........-............. 81, ,ssl.oe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-12

Nevspapers are historians and chroni-
clers OF the present. Trivial details, such
- are found in newspapers, are part of
the great sum OF being, and 60 10 show
the spirit OF the times more than anything
else, hence, he who is impatient Of thess
details and sneers at newspapers because
Of them, is not . wise man. This con-
temps for newspapers is . sus ympsom Of
. csrelessness, upon the part Of the CON
palmer, Of the world Of mankind. Deep
study in the direction Of books, and live
ly interest in what is going On around us,
make the ripe ard living scholar. We may
stretch our thoughts and interests and
learning back to the Adamic period may
travel the geological ages anterior to the
days of Edens birth and disaster with Tie
nstsfialissie eyes aad winKs, may mosnt
the hsayene, and view, and weigh and tell
the distances OF the stars may stand on
the verge Of creation and dart the eye Of
inquiry over the trncklest regions pheFs
powers creative have never ye energized
and where all sleeps in the wide abyss of
possibility-this, all this 10 learning, and may
be necessary to liberal education, bat
underlying. .sll, are the mep apd the world
aro0hd sus, fhoviedge of which can only
be gained in the newspapers, and . hack
Of which knowledge renders any man, What
ever may be his other sstainabents, As a
practical, useful member Of society, an ig-
| noramus. Daniel Webster. the great Amer
ican Statesman and scholar, upon this point,
reuast4 - pserys neree. vhae ssu 3
awey from houe, u ehool, Shoald sspp1y
bin wi3 apsvspspes.l rsmenbsr VII
| . marked difference there was between
those Of my schoolmaies Who had and Nose
! who had not access to newspapers. Other
things being equal, tho first were always
superior in debate, composition and genera
| intelligence,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-12
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

,z.s.em CHICAGO, April II.
A Springfield special 70 the Repsblicas
says parties are urging upon the Governor the
appointment Of Commissioners of the soath.
ern Penetsntiary, and it is thought that he
nay resss6des his dscisioa and AppNA
The Cosnty Court Of Morgan coonty ~
decided to erect new Court House, and have
made large appropriation to that purpose.
The members of the National Lincoln
Monument Association. met 70 day, and ad
journed yitAnat aohf an>ahiAg. sSdGMng,
probkbiy, win Be Done the present season to-
wards erecting the Monument.
A majority of the members of the State
Central Committee in the grand division are
in favor Of Calling . convention 70 nominsts
candidates for Supreme Judge and Clerk,
while many members Of the bar are opposed
to making the matter political one. The
Division stands Republican ~ 100 majority.
1t is believed that q convention will becalled.
The Committee of the Board OF Trustees
of the Industrial University in couase Of con.
struction held meeting in the city to- day.
DR.. Gregory Regent in the chair, and agreed
upoa the outlines Of eenrse of study which
it Is believed viii be eminently satisfactssy -
the friends Of the institution. The, Doctor
leaves to-day for Champagne to make sr>
rsngenenss to take mp his residence there the
early part of next month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-12

CHICAGO, April IL.
The Joswrars st. Joseph special Of the
Ilth says: We have Salt. Lake dates TO the
29th, and MontAns to the l9th. elosmy
weather still prevailed throughout the most
Acecfai6s 70 the TessgrspA, peaches and
aprieots are'in blossom in the southern parts
The Poss ell q terrible suffering in Aos.
tana during The late cold spell. Archie Nc
Cardie, and the horse be rode were frozen to
death, nsasa1asnooh. Evs. ether nsa ~
mentions mentioned who eTa e 6sdly fFO.sp that am
The tsuperssws ranged It from 4e 70 90
The trial Of the Cave Gulch prisoners wa
progressing at Helena .et
'4&s ysopls n Moatana Ars gestihg up On
invitation to Prot. Agassix TO visit them - 4
guest OF s&eTd1&t61ys - sSsgz SsA
1t is believed that the ST.. Louis and Mop
tana Company will take out 81 ,0o0, 900 from
thsir ludss the pse6ent year.4 ~ ssu 8
A correspondent Of the Gdsefts, writing
from Highland Gnlch, says the gead seuarta
leads in that vicinity are very rich.
The silver leads weld $40 70 the ton. By
taking piece of silver quartz and heating, II
in . black smith forge, globnles of silver the
size Of pin-head viii ooze out
The Stuart claim of H. d. Mans6eId haa
yfeided from $500 tb 81 200 Eoid per day. 7
The sams corretpondent says thAt psaz
Red Mountain City there are three distinct
.crsters Of IN extinct volcano. Upoa throw.
ing stones into them not sound can be heard
of their touching the bottom.
/ A fatal case OF accidental sheoting occur
red in this city YESTERDAY. An Irishman was
examining . rsn be Vas about pzrchosng
when i vas discharged, and shs load sod
buckshot lodged in the right leg Of Mrs. Mur-
ray, the ladyiof the house, causing her death
by hemorhaes in ahSat two hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-12
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FROM NEW YORK.

Nv YoRS, April II.
Thomas Sterling, abrokerin New York, has
been arreslse at bis residepce in Brooklyn,
by q. s. DETECTIVES. up charge Of forgerT.
lis modus opersndi was to send letters 10
prominent merchants, and in this wsy obtain
their signatures to be used to forged checks.
James Lawler, Of Boston, has published q
challenge to Aaron Jones, of this city, to
fight him for 81 600 side.
About 5 O'Clock last evening, q man named
Francis H. Fay, residing at No. 666 Sixti
avenue, committed. suicide by shooting him
self through the mouth with . revolver
Death resulted in twesty minutes. Deceased
had been suffering frop consumption for soms
tIue. .,......., .-.,,~.S,...s.
Two young girls, named Ehzsbesh Barr
and Rosauns NoDanhells atsssnpsed nicid'
With laudsnum yesterday, because the fAths'
of the latter forbade her sssociating with thu
former. They are likely to recover
ALBANY April IL.
The Governor has vetoed the Central Rail
road fare bill. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
NV YoRk. Anril IL

New YoRK, April IL.
The Times special says the Georgia injunc-
tion petition will not be presented until the
Supreme Court disposes of that from Missis-
app.
i The Quarterly statement OF the New York
City National Banks show. . decrease Of
$25, ,000, 900 in their resources compared
with their state ments in January.
John c. Clockton was yesterday rejected
~ Minister TO Austria.
The 7ribunes special says the two Sena-
tors who voted against the Russian treaty
we're Messrs. Fessenden and Terry.
Chief Justice Chase has turned over al
thsapplications for. appointment tothe Regis
tership, under the Bankrupt lsw,to Marshall
Parsons.
The friends Of Thsd. Stevens state that
be sss not been SO III ss has been st&ted and
that be is new we'll again.
The Senate rejected the nomination of I
W. Sweeney as Maj. of the 10th Infantry.
The treaty price for Russian America ],
S7,200, 900, not $l0,00o,oo0 as before re
ported.
Bayard, of Deleware, appeared in the Sen
ate and took the oath to support the Con
stituiion, and the Congressional oath OF 10y
all
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-12

MsS MORTON fsvpssd Azizs Neadg -
adjournment. If the senate and the Prssir
dent could come together at all, they could
BY Monday as s O'Clock II tho President
continues 70 send 70 the ocnaAs one class Of
nominations, and The Senate continues 70 re-
ject them, there woaM b no cad 70 the ses-
sion. One-or the other must yield. Were
Republicans to yield 70 and confirm Demo-
cratic romhe@7 For one hp sid no. Was
it Supposed the President would yield7 He
was not in the Presidept'e confidence, and
could not ny. II they both psssist, the
country will say shess wss % ase in their
staying in session. !
Mr.. CAMERON was in favor Of fixing Q
day of adjosrameat woolaprsfer We'd
nesday at o'clock. That would afford am
pie iissfa5Ipsiassaypsd eiveDstiaAstAuh
President what they intended to do. II the
President failed to meet them b. that time,
then they coald adjourn and r. kene.
Mr.. RAMSEY hoped The Besate would 60
into executive ssssiou, and aetl1 fAS adjourn
ment question tomorrow. .ts.s.ass
vent nj E.ss.isa, sssa ., i 81. ss :bn.; M;
aine .y1WN - q III .ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-12

CfkpDlHATT, April II.
The large pistillery of Foot, Mash 4 Co.,
at the corner 81 Pearl Kllg6se and Deal
morning.
The FIRE WAS supposed to have beeu caused
by an explosios IN the rsar of the bailding
where some shells Hers beieg charged. The
loss is estinsAed at ovsr 3l6n0o0. The
amount insured has not b. asssslAaaed-
Several adjoining buildinr were injured
corarad he inanranca
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-12
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK. April II. .
The carpenters stiIl maintain their strike,
They have appointed committee to engage
work direct rom parties desiring to build
Engagements are made to extend pecuniary
The stsamer Hektt ChAuncey ssiled te-dey
for Aspinvall and Cslifornis, wfth's Mrgs
number Of passengers, among whom nse hen
Jnn. Conpesp aud Ara. Gen Mcdowell
The following despatch has been rsceivee
By the Southern Relief Commission:
~ Ths San Francisco Famine Relief Con'
nission will send you in few days ~ tsuas'
fes $aQ, 900 in gold, to sssist 10 relieving TIL
suffering at the South. 5. s
[Sigded] ssTHcs. a. 'Sklsr, Chm
SraAeuaa, N. r., sAps;l II. )
The Republican State Qsnyerticn hstWor' q
sseRss s. I !;e'sSaSP ,sssos.,a9| g sss9
.:ss " % .CssAsi'usisf = lftsf sssg I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-12
FH0N LOUIEvFLLE.

sae~ ~ LoUisvIkAs, "A psil l.
The State Convention of Union Democrats
met % dAyd dand oreasised By elsesisg J. K.
Uadsweo4 chsfnas
Ben AAsdn HArdiBr was nominated fuv
Governor; Judge W. B. Kinkead, Lieutenant
Governor; and John W. Harlan, Attorney
Geaenaa. q uu astasg'' Y
Resolutions were adopted sending greeting
to Conneetipat for the late Democratic vie
tory.
A meeting win be held to>night TO rstify
the nominations msde to-day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-12
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April II.
Last night about ten 0 clock a man named
Hayman, while passing along Monroe street,
between Clark and LaSalle, was seized by
two ruffians and dragged into an alley, where
he WAS ruthlessly beaten over the head with
a sung shot and robbed of his watch and
money. After committing the dastsrdly act
the villains went away, leaving Mr.. Hsymsn
lying in the alley paddy bruised, but he finally
succeeded in reaching the Rspubioan Office,
and was carried to his home
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-12
FROM DE MONIES.

BHlcaaa. April II.
The Journals special from pes Noi4ss,
Iowa, says: Losser, who was arrested few
days since, on suspicion of robbing the Ma
rion county safe, has had an examination and
been discharged. there not being evidence
enough to hold him.
alvin Byrney, young man about sixteen
years Of age, few days since stole horse
from Blacksmith shop, by pretending that
be had been sent fo- i By the owner. he
was followed snd arressedsand on examitA~
ton It came out that he had agreed 10 steal .
horse and deliver II TO a gang Of horse shieves
near bonneville. He Was held for further
trial. F2 T q
Capt. W. A. Grace, central organizer oi
the Fenians, is now making tour of THU
State and reorsauizing thst body. He sayi
that there is work &c. do or die. !. ~
The prospects for fruit were never bettel
in shis section, say the Horsiculturista.
The body Of young Wier, the Geymal
Clerf,of this scty, whs psa kswped . Ekunl
river, several weeks since, hes not been -
covered. The runers carseat thatit had, d
ss.t hs vas 9sFEdsssd, .ss y,
- run6 nsur1Y<fYWr<~ <~s~s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-12
FROM SAN FRANCISC0.

SAH FsAs6lsco. April Ii.
A prize fght between Dooney Harris and
TotSmy Ch{adleE aakes p. 90 stoc& sptel
nese Ais cify to.dsy.s The 1faacys AD6
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