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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

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TINS HUMAN MAELsrRoN.

Heroes and celebrities are swallowed up
in Broadway; lost sight Of in the undstin-
guished mass. Whales become minnows
there, and lions IRON the country roar A.
gently Is sucking lambs. No one cares for
your badges. or laurels, or titles, in that
whirl Of humanity. The best known men
in the Republic are never regarded or looked
at Any pedestrian will crowd them into
the gutter; any carmsn will run them down.
We can see whom We please if We walk
there. But We must know the famous peo-
pie intimately, or We shall not be able to
recognize them. In that troubled sea they
make no wave above their fellows.
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DR.. Blgelow.

IL the only Physician. - . speeialist.
NOV In Chicago that can be entirely
relied upon. Go TO Hrn, and not ~.
fer that horrible diseass 20 remaia =
your rysts1. diengnrine your -
and body. besides destroying yune
happiness and future prospects, of iifc.
He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
and NERVOUS DEBILITY his study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

Lacy BoYs.-A lazy boy makes . lazy
man, ss sure IS . crooked twig makes .
crooked tree. Whoever yet saw . boy
grow up in idleness that did not make !
shiitless vagabond when he became Z man,
unless he had fortune left him to keep 10
appearances! The great mass Of thieves,
psupers, and criminals that all our peniten-
tiaries and almshosses, have come 70 what
they ere by being brought up 10 idlsncss.
Those who constitute the business portion
Of the community, those who make our great
and useful men, were trained mp in their
boyhood to be industrious, and this early
training Was the foundation Of their pros.
perity in manhood.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
yrvnut. Forrest. lsree1ey. stew.
art. Bsennett, and Vanderbilt.

ART bte0melts umW ~ssss
A CORES oudcnt writes thus of Broad var
and some OF the New York no;ab,es.
1t is high tide in Broadway, in these
bright November days. Tae whole Amer
ican and much Of the European world seems
streaming through the great thoroug hsare.
rhe November sunshine falls on the giidei
shops. the chaotic crowd, the brilliant equip
ages, the numbering stages, the heavy
trucks, the fair women in splendid toilets,
the sprucely dressed men, dsintily gloved
sud perfumed, humming an opera air. and
struggling through the throng to Exchange
Place OF Hanover Square.
It's soft glory comes to oil a,ike-to
Stewards drygoods palaces, and the beggsr
resting beoes,h their shade; TO the roofs Of
the reform societies, and that temple Of
thieves, the City Hail; 70 the elaborate
French chateau windows Of the Herald aud
the brown spire Of old St. Pauls; TO the
grim granite front Of the historic Aston, and
the latest architectural deformity, the Lowe
Bridge.
SO il dessends upon the radiant belle,
whose life is an odor Of self-adulation. and
the wretched parish whose haggsrd cheek
and hollow eye mirror her despair. So up
on the pretty flower girl aud the brutal
rowdy, who elbows his way to Houston
street aud taints the air with his poisoned
breath
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gravlngs.
Send orders % - By mall, saclosing on d to ~
either By Post Once osdsrs In registered letter
ct our fiak. Larger amounts should - cent b. dfa
exnPpaa

Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the Ueited
States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

bent form with An outcroppng feebeness,
~ it moves across the street. The hair is
white, the face aged, and yet not venerable.
sinister expression. not relieved by the
cast in the eye; hard expression lurkir 2
in the corners Of his mouth, with a mock
ing skepticism al about the features, are
wha, you could expect Il ON James Gordon
Bennett, . phenomenal creature. and yet
far better and kinder than tie world thinks
him. The ma is printed along the
Thames aud Seine and Danube. not less
than on the Hudson; and yet the bearer OF
it is hardly known outside of tho Herald
office. Bennett has few companions and
no society. His entire life has been alb
sorbed in his journal. 1t is to him what
Eraoca IN Richslan
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-23

White haired, full-laced, rosy, with the
air Of good liver, and one who could be
depended on for his full bottle every day
at dinner, erect, muscular, young At sixty,
passionately fond Of horses, lynx-eyed, cum
ming ss n fox, not TO be er-reached or
out~itted, born gambler when the stakes
arc heavy, self-made, shaped by friction
with the world, Of it and belonging to it
wholly, is Cornelius Tor Commodore) Van
derbit. He walks along, radiant aud
ruddy, destined for Wall street, bent on
controlling the Ers and Central roads ne 1t
summer, purpose no skillful strategy, no
mastery management will be lacking TO &C.
conpiish.
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u DR.. JOHN bULLslfPrineipsl CD
Ss 20 Filth. cross street, Louisville. 4,

Sold Wholesale and Retail By
LANGFELoI, THODE AGO..
=. s. BALLORD.
HARRISON 4 SrAHkNe
Woob1 ( sssa : Il kaeAia
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ID r o p o S A l. S.

OFFICE DEPoT AND DISCUSSING oUARrERM'R,)
ATLANTA, GA, October 3, 1867. I
se'led Proposals will be received at this Ice nt
~ M FRIDAY, October II, 1861, at which time they
will be opened for supplying tho United States
tormaster's Department with
20 OG0 PuU DIS CUT NAILS
$4,000 SHINGLES
The nails to be Of good brand, assorted sizes from
Sd to 2od including about TO- 900 pounds Finishing
NSils-ihs whole to be delivered at the d pot Guar.
termsster's btorehouse Forsyth street, Atlanta Ca
The Shingles to be sawed, heart pine or popl r.
is iuobeE-sOund and FREQ from sap-to be delivered
at the "kwit Race Track, Ia tho city Of Atlanta.
Bids will be made for ,ach article separately.
Bids must be In triplicaIe, with copy Of this ad
yertsement attached to each, and bear the indorse
ment Of two responsible persons who willing to
become surety for the bidder In the event Of the con
tract being awarded to him. Proposals not comply
ing with the requirement. Of this advertisement will
be re ected.
Bidders invited 10 he sent or represented at
The opening Of the bids.
The Government reserves tho right to reject any or
II the bids
Proposals should De addressed to the undersg ued,
aud indorsed on the envelope, Poposalsfor the de.
livery Of Nails aud Shingles -
By order OF Brcyet Bhgadisr General R. saxton,
Chief QuaItermaster.
II, J FARNswoRTH,
First Lieut.. 3ith Infantry, A q NJ,
oc SIT In c0args Of Depot.
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In A WRETCrffD C9DIrIoS.-LastS Sun
day we had occasion TO pas through 81. Patricks
burial ground, near the head Of Third street
west, and we wore really nrprised at the negli ,
gsnco that has prevailed chcernipg this halloued
spot-ths last restipg.plae Of 50 many Of our
ancestors. The fence on ue north side Is nearly
all gone, leaving the yari at the mercy Of the
four.footed beasts OF thi fields. Many OF the
tombstones have been diSlaood and broken up,
and tho houses, even, Of tho honored Tor dis
honoredl dead, In some oises, lie exposed to the
bleaching rays Of the sun. We raised the stone Of
half covered grave, whep there lay exposed TO
the view Of ourself and companions the bones Of
some departed one-the skull In two parts, and
the ether bones, very large ones, close BY In a
coffin without q lid, and partly filled with mud
and the dust Of the deceased mingled. The EN-.
blem borne by one tombstone, We think, would
demand some sort Of care for the remains that
would DO expected to lie beneath. Let some
thing DO done.
The yard Is old, IL Is true-probably seventy.
five or one hundred years-but that should not
oaute II to DO less honored for there lie some Of
the remains Of the nations early defsndert-not
to say more.
On one stone We observed this inscription
"In memory Of Mary johnson, who departe
this life October 10, 1907, aged lo5 years,
months.
''She Is made happy saint above
Who was once q mourner here,
And sweetly tastes unmingled love,
And Joy without q cav ~
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O:,sAYs' CoURr-Judge PurceH.-The
court held on Saturday last at noon Its usua
s.mi. weekly session, and transacted as follows
| THE DEyAUGHs WILL CASE.
| In this case Messrs. Hughes, Denver and Peck
| Gle an appeal from the decision Of the court de-
creeing the will of Samuel Deyaughn to be ad'
mitted to probate.
THE BLANK CHECK CASE.
The case Of Helen G. Reed Va. Ii. X. Brown
was resumed, the pending motion being one
made BY Gen, Terry, to strike out portion OF
| the answer Of the defendant as improper and
| the demurrer as made too late.
Gen. Terry argued that tho defendant, by
answering, had admitted the Jurisdiction Of the
court and the law bearing on the case, and
could not now 20 back and demur. He quoted
4 johnson, G. Q. reports, 2S7, as authority.
Mr.. Thompson held that the demurrer was per.
fectly legitimate and in ample time. 1t was not
demurrer to the bill but demurrer to the relief
aud did not fall into TIE category which came
under the rule mentioned by Gen. Terry.
The case, without coming to conclusion, was
adjourned until Tuesday next
LETTERS rEsrAMESTARY.
Georgisna Il. Speake was qualified as execu.
tr.x Of Rufus II. Speake, deceased, giving bond
in 50, 500, with Lewis Clephane and Flodoardo
Howard as sureties
APrRAIsEMESrs.
The appraisers returned 10 court tue apprase'
ment Of the estate Of W. d. Northup, consisting
mainly of United States bonds, and value the
same at 81, 500.
ACCOUNTS.
Accounts Of Rachel II. Taylor and Jno. IL.
Yeatman, executors of Harrison Taylor was
filed in due course of administration.
PETITIONS.
Upon the petition Of Ann L. West, submitted
by Asbury Lloyd, esq, asking the confirmation
Of sale made by her as guardian of certain
lots of ground belonging to her ward, the court
ordered the confirmation Of the sale, unless OBJ
lection be fled within the legal period.
Asbury Lloyd, esq, submitted the petition of
James W. White asking that administration be
granted upon the estate of W. J. Tormey, whom
Il Is alleged died intestate some ten days since,
possessed Of considerable personal estate, and
owing the petitioner for board and services.
The Court said that 1t was not certain either
that the deceased died intestate or that he had
no heirs. Tho Court had heard that there were
relatives to him residing in New York. At all
events, administration could not DO granted until
after twenty days from the death Of the party.
Mr.. Lloyd suggested that the petition could
now be filed, and be considered after the expirs-
ton Of the twenty days, and this course was
adopted.
And tho court adjourned until Tuesday at
noon.
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Marine News.
san a, 0Oi suO $, GAO aIs6 water, . i,p a

ARRIVED.
6cbr. Vesta, Waite, Gardiner, Ne, Toe, Istl
and tcantling to stackpols 4 Co.
Schr. r. j.. Mercer, stetson, Phiiadeiphi.
coal to Henry Jones.
dolphia.
schr. Sarah Watson, Smith, Philadelphia.
schr. Margaret Powell, Fenton, Philadelphia
Sohr Access, Moore, PHILADELPHIA.
Schr. Elite, Woford, Baltimore.
Schr. Federal Hill, Wheeler, Norfolk.
schr. John s. Ice, Carr, New York.
Sehr. Rsbeocs, Smith, New York.
schr. Maria Pierson, Pouison, Now York.
schr. P. Boyce, Adams, Philadelphia.
sohr. Alexander, Ireland, Philadelphia.
schr. A. r. Wetmore, Lippincott, Philad o.
phia.
CLEARED
Steamer Kennebec, Wilson, Baltimore.
Steamer Wawaset, Fouike, Currioman.
Brig Sarah Peters, Peters, Portland.
sehr. Herschel, Birdsaii, Jersey City.
schr. Sarah J. Hoyt, Cramer, New Haven.
schr. John Forsyth, Appisgate, New Haven.
schr. A. ]. Bentley, Bunnell, Hudson.
Schr. D. 8. Williams, Ruben, Hoboken.
schr. Sarah Watson, Smith. Hudson.
MARINE DISASTER.
The schooner james Brophy, 102 tons bound
from Georgetown to New York with q cargo Of
coal, went ashore on the Romer shoals of Sandy
HOOK at one o'clock yesterday morning, in an
easterly gale. When the tide commenced to run
food the vessel bilged and Immediately filled,
tho sea making q clean breach over her, fore and
AFT, so that the crew could not use their own
boat without great danger. They then hoisted
signal Of distress, when boat came from the
pilot boat David Mitchell and took them of
under circumstances which showed unusual
bravery and gallautry. There were 4 number
Of other pilot boats and steamers In the vicinity
who could not but have seen the signal, but none
Of them made any attempt to get near her. Tho
crew were taken on board the David Mitchell
and treated very kindly. They were able to
save only small portion of their clothing by
throwing 1t overheard aud having 1t picked up
Afterwards by the pilots small boat. Tho
schooner is q total wreck, and lays on the shoals
with only 4 few feet Of her over water, but
when the gale abatos it is thought that part Of
her tackle will DO saved.
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oc s.tds
pY J. B. WHEELER & Co,



streets, opposite the seaton House.
TRUsrER's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
THE FIRST WARD.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust to the Subscriber,
bearing date January Is 1885, and recorded In Lber
l. A. g., No. l62 folios 1870, et seq ono OF tho Land
Records, 10, will Offer for sale Al Public Auction,
a front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th
day Of OCTOBER, 1867 at4 o'clock, m, all tn GER
tan Piece Of Ground, situate and being the City Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, and known as the
West Part Of Lot numbered one ~ In Square nus.
oered one hundred ana twenty one Q2l 81 the
ground plan Of said city the said part having a
front Of % feet inches on street north and run
mug back to an alley In the rear with the improve
STORY BRICK HOUSE
This properly Is situated on street north he.
tweAn Nineteenth and Tweniisth streets west, In
very desirable part Of the city.
Terms: One third Cash the residue 10 three equal
nstalments Of IL, is, and "a months, the purchaser
giving his Notes flor the deferred payms nts) salts
acorly endorsed, and bearing interest from the day
Of ale A decd given and q deed Of trust taken
All eonvsyanelng and stamps at the cost Of the pur.
chaser.
II the terms Of sale are not comp led With within
ave days from the day OF sale the Trustee r-se.ves
the right 70 resell the said Property at the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
SAMUEL Z. DOUGLASS, Trus &C.
J. b. WHEELER 4 Co,
Ar
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN MEAL.
OFFICE rEPor Cow ,sARr OF SUBSISTENCE. I

OFFICE rBPOT CONN SsARY or sUBsTsTENOE,l
wAsHNGToS, u C october 8, 1867 I
Sealed Pro osa 8, TO duplicate, are inv ted unit
THURSDAY ootob'r ?, 1857, at II m, & furnish 4
the su sIstenee Department with all II CORN MEAL
that may be required from tt 22i Of October 1867
until the 3pth OF June, 1855
The Meal to be delivered a. The Sub,stenc, Store
houses In the Monument Lot. apd Sixth street wharf
or a. the Baltimore and oh Railrosd Depot at such
times and 10 such quantities q the Government ma ,
direct, after FIvB day, = notice
The Corn Meal to DO delivered in good, sound hour
barrels each cortaiuing hundred nd nit ETY. six
(l96) pounds to be flesh ground and Of good mer
hantable quality AID will be spected before 1t 10
received.
Payments will be made in such funds as the Gov
ornmeut may furnish for disbu rsemeut.
Bids must be addressed to the undersigned, at No
223 O street, endorsed Proposals for Corn Meal "
q. BELL,
oc sat Major and @, & L. n
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WASHINGTON SKATING CLUB.-A meet
ing Of tho directors Of the Washington Skating
Club was held last night at To rooms Of Messrs.
Clagett 4 Sweeny, to discuss ,atters and perfect
plans for the approaching skiing season. The
meeting was very harmonios, and the plans
agreed upon will DO submitte.bsfo meeting
Of the club this evening.
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BAwDY HoUsE.-Mary Deck alias Glib
son was taken in charge by Lieut.. skippon Of
the Fourth precinct, for keeping disreputablO
house. Justice Morsell sent Mary to Jail for
court.
Mary E. sheckles and Kate Hamilton, two
abandoned characters. living in tho house with
Mary, were also arrested and fined 50 each by
Justice Morsell.
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BASE BALL.-Yesterdy afternoon the
base ball fathers Of Washington played match
game Of ball on the grouds Of the National.
Mr.. Sharretts was captain Of ono nine and Mr..
German Of tho other. The most of these mon
are members Of tho original line formed here In
1899. The game was vey interesting one,
by q score Of rs to 20 runs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

WINDOW SHADES AND Picture FRAMES,
AT No. 486 Seventh street. between d and 4
streets, can be found the well-knswn establish.
ment Of ]. Markriter, where, aside from gems Of
art to DO seen at all times In his window, 4 full
and complete assortment Of window shades, oval
picture frames, walnut brackets cord and tassels,
and everything that pertains to q we'll cared ior
Establishment can be found at moderate prices.
A full and complete assortment Of fall goods has
just been received. and are we'll worth the inspec.
tion Of all ladies and gentlemen Of taste
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A u CTIO SAIL
DY WILLIAM l.. WALL AZ
u AUCTf JHgBRs,
Sores SIS and sl7, southvest corner OF Pennsy
avenue ana Ninth street

tVenue ana nlnth street.
GOVERNMENT SALE oY VALUABLE SQUARE AND
BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF wAsHING-
TON, D. o., AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
orrfcR FrBLio BuTLDfHas, GROUNDS, AVID WORKS D
WARRINGTON CITY, d. O., October 1891 [
On TUESDAY, the 9th day Of November, 1857, COM
meneing Al II will be solo, TO the highest bidder
by W. L. WALL CO., suetioneeru, at thsr suction
rooms, on the southwest Of Pennsyl ave-
nus and Ninth street west the following aescri bed
property belop gipg to the United state-:
Lots Numbers 4, 8, and 10, In Square No, 5ji
Lot numbered 10, in SOU re No. 600.
Lots numbered !, 2, and is, In square No as5.
Lot. numbered and In tquare No. Ile
All OF Square numbered ,O26
ms square ha receoty been subdiylded aud laid
oat In lots aud will be sod In lo. according TO the
survey, which can be seea on the cay Of sale; or,
should any one desire to bid for the whole square an
opportunity will be given
deeds Of the property.
one.nfth Of the purchase money to be paid whom
the property 10 knocked or
Should the purchaser fall 10 eomply with ths tam.
OF sale, the property will then and there Ia mai mn
again, and sold TO the highest bidder.
the whole terms are not complied with within
thirty days from the day Of sale the oesr In charge
Of the Public Buidings, Grounds, and Work., r.
serves the night to RESELL At the risk aud cost Of the
nnt purchaser. N. MlCHLIR
MAJOR Of Engineers, Brevet Brig Den U s.A.,
In charge Of Public Baildpgs &C.
". L. WALL 4 CO.,
oc S-tds Auetioneers.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL RsrArE.-The fol,
loving transfers Of zeal esato were reported:
Part Of lot 10, in square Las, at $3l2; sub Of
lot D, in square "a, at sjjs.2i part Of lot rs In
Bsatley 4 Hawkins additiont to Georgetown, at
81, 900; sub Of lot 4 In TeppaStOwn, at $3.50; lot
8, In square zoos, ct $3.50; parts Of lots Q and
70, In square c37, east 10 foe Q inches Of lot o.,
and west 80 feet Of lot 10, atk3, 900.
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BASEBALL To.DAY.-T o-day mot Thurs
day, as stated a: 8 o'clock, on tho Nationals
new grounds, the National base ball club (frst
uine) will play picked nine of the clubs Of this
city, tho proceeds Of the game to be donated
towards the erection Of the new Masonic Temple,
corner Of Ninth and streets.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE "a CoLoRED F 70.
Phs.-Wm. Watson, oolored, sts q student Of
Kings College, London, Is abut to open me.
chanies' institute for colored pople at Campbell
barracks, in connection within literary and
theological schools under the darge Of tho Rev.
e. TpIney.
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CORPORATION LAW. - Michael Collins
was arrested by Officer Dram, Of the Seventh
precinct, on complaint Of CIV. Bailook, for
careless driving. Justice Waer fined Mr.. Col.
Inns 81 and costs
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BEGIN To-DAY.-The new classes fol
October in book keeping, penmanship, arith
metio, and grammar, at the business college
commence tOday. There can be no better way
Of spending ones evenings than In taking
course Of study at this admirable institution.