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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

To tho Public /!
1SnB UNDERSIGNED HAYS TINS DAY
y enesred into Co-peetnsrship for The pus.
pess u doinga
0eneral Real Estate, Fire anA
Lite Insurance Agency.
Us6ss Ne asa u
ROBERTS { C4ANDALL,
Asd hsps y strict ssssstiss 70 bssiasse asd fsis
0oalisg, - SAere pertsen ofths patronage Of The
Deopls. An basinsso entrusted 70 eur care will
one 81. Brs1y e.. 90 C...r Allsy. ~
sasisst svse Priss. Csssss o.. . 0ssrs, bsvss.
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% pc; :. 7. lg15!s.
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REMOvAL.
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80 . q Dssly sessst svss fssss. Osooo .
feesssc .ieAise = $3.50 49, llse = ssse-
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Desarahee Cry Rrspsesy - 49,.
Ivs 10y ffs.s hs.ss. : rooms. eeel siessss.
est ssil1teeA fan Ies. : very 1ns locetiea.-
Low ~ Ca.
fuo story fsans Assss. > rooms. gsed vsl1.
cleeeso. 6afa, &C., se9s choice fruit ard 0ha1s
tseeoy . fill lets; - ~ he'd = bargain.
Ooe ed one-half fssns houoe % oeosed
eresnA. leass y sus ysees, vssy low for
AIss. 10 sceus nss rolliag prairie. suissble
isf either gssia o. seosk fssn, Win asver ~
In Wo1se. 0opao 40oggy. 80 thVoo1meo2
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~ With the eeed vill - - buslneost n egsel
location. CSoop ~ CGnA. WI
10DD19ID : CnAuDAIL,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

C1Acamn0tl MARKET.
By Telegraph Nay
rlour-l!eld Hr..ly, - sxtssos saass.
Wheat-fira bstisrsgular; Ne. apsing cold
ssSss7, and No. whistler q oS.lo.
Corn-Dull, ed peieoe neainN.
-Stsady but quiet.
Kye-SteaAy bet quiet.
1arisy-UnsAasged.
Whisksy ~. -.
rrro.i:iocs-Dsll, sad prices dropping.
bull Aeate-UnsAaAgsd0 - stsady.
sides. -
aa..sss-l.9<4isS(s ss.iaa'ly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

WHITE PINE COMPOUND!


- -
Vryaraemua nrN,v OOnrnnryNyeN
WhlTE YINE (vDMPOlJND!
. -. = ~ - ...a... = 49,.
~: - nsv,ns - 1890 y ne .sss g 49,
neso 49, = - 1aewn = - ~ wnseAs
pesss u eestvee ~ veseee.
a. WheAn Dn~n $4,000 N~ena
- WuDSO ~ w OUuO VOsO0
eeso1oDoee. Cel1a, Coughs, DlptAa1a ngsodA1els.
sl10S -. i9e 1872 Al:s;s.s 60.
1SseaehSa g Kidssys sss h'sdds'. ossvsl. -
0o0D SH0i0eoD nsasp nAa mNaanA =
" N SU 81
. =. ~ 49,.
80 - 49,. zSs3Sss Il y - -
GDoGDooohso ooaeA ! ~ To- eo0e moeeae -
~ Ro0nA1 90 peepnannoo Aevias ~ ~ -
XSS16e To9S a Vkio 80 NAT b % cQapoaeo.
q ~ s. ~, 0esiui q 0ssacs a the msoee -
49, 10 ~ he vaiss Of IN IN. case eludsc e
= s s;:s !s: :sr =: 3. .::ss VIZ:
~ s scyH sshsSss "a speedy cure yss s1se:sd-
- c1s16f sss - . ~ ~. y sssSs ~
III. - - 49, ~ SssSAsS ~. ~ -
- 49, s ssss sss.elsd vnI blood: q. sos Ss..l
- "a :: 80 -. 3 csss SCI i:S :. q =
11asAe p:sy nisss, msas = 80. ~: ~. = = -
peoDe1eo - @e 80 @ eseycss ooo ~ ~ y. ~ ~
ss = s n.y. R sssssS,s. ~ ~.
49, 100 sne pco1ss snss e s.sMy !sssoSSc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07
MUSICAL.

NEW NaUalC DOOmO.
NJ R. j. XIMM e n M AN.
WE'LL KNOWN ~
Practical Instrument oookoss
nAS LEAsRD TIM SfOnn ROOM OvDo
Ia No. 4 La CLAsss Row. Wosss be iatsods
cspine stock Of
PIANOS. ORGANS. MHLODI0llu. AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL uDfnuN1NfA
Shset Music, Music Books. As.. Peeesoe VIA:
on him. He he's on hand lsreo 0eoeA q Dtoaee
which hs will sell ~ ESQ g. ~ less eboo mesu.
facsuscrs' prices. II the instruments % nos
i've full satisfaction the money Will b. sef1n1ee
Er. Zimmermau kscIs Ill insssuments puseeoe.
Cd " him n order Without extra chesge. MY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07
JOsaN BRa.n.. N. n.

aAss sunssoR wa sovA cAvAlss.
HAvlN0 SEAS ENGAGED IN TUX PRAU
n tiss 81 Medisius and Surgery fos the lea
1vpsss -ssvs ysAss ~ ssis SsAsa. hes psrmaa.
sssly located in this city. aad oders bic profss-
oteaai services 20 the cstiosns Of Dassnpsrt aa1
vistnity. and hopes BY bic long sxperssnes viii
NE diseases Of Che ciimss 10 merit aud ssssivs
Dsesisa Of public patronage
J0cs eosaes 81 Third aad bssdy. over Lad
sos'e ysWslsy Store. rssidsncs in what We Ter.
0esly knsvn - ths Fulton House. % Waeee
aeeoeA. above che hs,lse iuasS1 -dM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-07

my iuu1s 80 U0slV.
shs'p-Rss.igss 70 ezra; ,.sses.Ao.
new YOek Aarak~e.
By TsIssrspA.] Nav !,
r.eur-less active, prices UNCHANGED.
Weeot-Loos active. price, unclaimed. SIS
Tor white Cslifesaia.
Rye-QuisA
Baslsy-etssly.
in store, s50Si e. ssv NM ~ " ~ 49, 80
0sss-A sheds Arnes, toes.
Pofk-Steady. quiet, new slosi.r a q ,ai<
Tor cesA, e.oo0is.se for old.
Mhisksy-Asrs sssive. asl for wsstss. &.
New Nsrk Meaey lassases.
By Telssrsph] r.v7
Stosks-Bxsiosd.
,s 81; 4 s ; ;;ssss liz In Z =: iSse
sessssrs9 ~, ssspsss ssXoSSK: ~.
'' I. + ;.t c.s - ''A'' '.0'
kks;i .s;ssl : ~ i.,sc.iss. ~
CHEESE : xlI:s, l.rxol.ts.
sd: sis@if.;S 8 *s''' X
1Averpssl Markets..
BY Atlantic Csb:sI na,1.
Cotton Quiet
heat Red Western. lss. Cd.
Corn-Deeliusd al. s;nce cn..s>. ,.cx>a -
~. for mixed vestsrn.
Bsfiey-ls., ID.
Osts-ss. ia.
s'rovisione- Quiet.
Bscen-sy.
Lard-sls.. "a.
MONOM0AHALA HOUSE
Dor. Snieh1c1d ed WISER ots.
R1oo9ounwh, -
JOHN n'DOnALD cnossAx, pssps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21

Des Moines rapids in the Mississip.
o IT, rapids lie just in the middle of
-, upon that stream. Above the
s.,;e, il good below It Is good. A pss-
ortor -
end = "nse w - aIAs aa apFrJpsuo
III acle in the way Of navigation upon
sippi river, the Senator from Yer,
that 1t must be cntdown that
VII be amply sufficient tor- this
-esuuNDs. Five hundred thousand
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21

. xrG ~ AfIEE
wall be done. We cannot commencs work Of
the LssnS Al : r;vxr oSSsreI9 EssE.
with water, or begin to blow them out with
$500, 600 appropriation 1--we continue that
course Of policy, We need o much larger %.
propriation If we bnild > canal I'VE seedea
the APPROPRIATION thatthe bill ait psksed nd
House proposed. I say, therefore, whatever
msy b the rsccnmspdstion Of tb1sbos1 of
officers, let us vote the amount that is
needed. We viii pay il back into the Treas
ury in two years from the annual profits
made from the removal Of these distractions.
ENGLAND and Wales possess s,25l mifas q
raiivsy, and their joint area is 1892 sqnase
miles. Scotland and Ireland have 2, 200 and
f,,ass miles, for aress Of .so,T and 32,Sla
square miles. respectively.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
The White Pine Compound Cures
The White Pine Compound.
eSPries, SO cents per Box.-ss

was early in the x1riug of - that this raRpsunA
originated. member ~ my fa-rif! was Afhleted
wlth irritation she attsnssra with dtss
able cough had for months previous thought
whife pine might be cOponnced as 70 be very useful
In dfseEes Of the throat and nn To test the Vatue
il tbs alluded 10, uRded small qasn-
tty Of the medicine that had been planning and gave
ia poonful aeeeS. The result Was sxcesdtngiy
gratifying Within days irritation Of the throat
removed tine cough sutsdad ana speedy rure was
sxct@ Soon after this srhf to iaGy an Lon
dnndsrry n II who had been suaetng FOR come weeks
from bt cough. oeras ned by s1doeii eaid and hsd
rAfsd Efrraked with blood She soon lpup1 re-
lief sent for more ste took ahoat ten ces Of
cot we'll J. B.. CfsTk, Esq. EDITOR Of the Man
ehesf-4 Daily Mirror trial az the sane Trersra
ton IN fis. cold cured Immed-
ately Hswas highly r~ssed w9th the resssts sr4
public, that be finally persuaded me give y
tsse and send il abroi benefit the srfserirg. In
Noveufber 1855 first advertised it Be3er tAe uAme q
White Pine Comp@tsd. In two years. FROM thai time
there lad been wholesaIed in Manchester aqne one
haDdred dollars worth where Il took !ssd pfti the
euogh remedies In the nayk-t, Audtt y nsnins that
position There good for This x IL very sa0th
ana healing In ito naturs, warming to Tire sfom-
ach and pleasant wthal 10 the taste, sud exceedingly
Cheap.
Asa remedy for kidney complaints the V hitA Pine
Com pound stands unrivaed II ncs originated Tor
that purpose bat pArsnn In rsinr IL for cough
only cured OF the cough bit - also cured Of q
kidney difficulty Of t~n years standing. sfHas that &C.
eideRts discovery many Thousands hvs used II FOR the
same com plaint, srd have cen cuntHlsteis cnff.
THE above written ps f~s Poisnd, IN $50 sircn
then in Manchester, the Wa te Pine Compound has
tske the lead Of All tosgh yefneAe~ we'll prefa
ration for the Of Kidnsy dnieulss Ia every city,
tewn village and hamlet throughout the New Engiand
States
This remedy safe ard pleasant TO take as it is sf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-21
e OBstruCklUns De remOFFuf
Finer is necessary for that
Fvosed- shall not hesitate

kopriations needed Tor other
eouHtry; 4 shall not even
The ~ out one single appropriation
ports thas'in the State Of my distinguish !.
ton law Michigens who finds itin his
and slti nearly million Of dollars for
they thu his own State. This is not for
matter Sc Missouri; II Is for the benefit Of
In W of the most magnificent States Of
organH mean in their natural wealth,
of H yofsHdrsoil, ma slssir CONNER
picutness. Therefore, let US have . lib
Sri6roprisdon, and let the Senator frtm
hont viihdraw his proposition for the
Ii amosut shat he thinks shout giving Us.
~ truth. III be matter III that i lie BIKE
eur $4,000 appropriation, and nothing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20
SOUTH CAROLINA.

TIE Convensien Elecsisn-The whises TakisG
No Part In Chnrlest es-A-se mb ling Of shs
Grand Ledge or south Carolina.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. ~, 1887
The conveution elections in the State began to-day.
Tho vote In this city tor was LAS blacks
and Is whites No votes were cast against IT, All ID
quiet the city and State The whites take part IL
the election, ana business goes on - usual
The Grand Lodge OF south Carolina assembled here
to-day. ssvsn,y-nve lodges represented. Grand
Master Governor Orr In h address, declared that the
cordition OF Masonry in tho State encoarsging HI
sckno xledge4 contributions had been from
Masops the North and West for the bsnedt Of che
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20

The Reconstruction Cenvention-Report OF
shc Militia CoM msttes-The Frsschise Re-
port.
In the Reconstruction Conveniion to-day the Com
mi,tes on the Militia reported ordinance TO organize
State volunteer militia force subject the orders Of
The Governor The subject Of substituting the minority
report the franchise question for the majority report
was decided in the negative BY Of nineteen yeas
20 ssveniy-aix maya The majority report will
be carried. Il DISTINGUISHES all persons who
do not vote on the consttu ZION, and
binds the voters not negro suage hereafter
and malsreat any person account Of past or
present support Of the United States government
policy Of Congress
In the night session Of the Convention the majority
agreed to strike out OF the article on the franchise that
claoe which disfranchises oil who do not vote tho
new constitution. tse sas
Burning Of . Steamer Leadcd with Cetten
- the Alabamn River. eee
MomLE Nov. 10. 1857.
The steamer Onward, with sovsa hundred bales Of
cotton. burned yesterday Il Belts Landing the
Alabama river. No lives were lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20
NORTH CAROLINA.


The Cssventisn EIecsicn-The First Oay's
P-.,-Nesrses aud Radicals Ahead In Ia
leigh. ts
RALEIGH, N. c.. Nov 10. 1851.
The election passed OF quo ~ in this CITY, without any
disturbance The negroes behaved With the utmost
rropristy. Strong military and police forces STA
toned a the pulls and paraded the streets an day 1t
Ia impossible to tel the result Of to-days voting About
~ live hundred votes wes cast mostly negroes and all
radical With two exceptions. The whites viii reserve
their ssreng.h uSt tomorrow. Many blacks forgot III
names they registered and 50 lost their votes. II 10
Thought that The radicals ahead, but the vast
Jointly Of whites have yet 70 vote The principal strength
at the radicals 10 alrsady poIied The conservatives
ub,ant and cenadsnt Of success The vosos viii not DO
counted unsil tomorrow evening
The EieceIou In WHmiugton-Tho white
Voters Rescrvimg Their Strengsh.
wiLnsGros. NJ G., New 10. 1907.
The election passed or very quietly. About fourteen
hundrsd vsses we're pooled, nearly all negroes One
hundred and twenty-five whites voted against con-
veni,on. The whites viii vote tomorrow almost unan
mously against = convention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20
FINE Arts.

The annual reception Of tho Brooklyn Arr Association
was successful II could out BE- with Ill she q
traotions of nowsrs masic, brilliant assembly Of
Of the beauty fashion and culture both
Of Brooklyn and New York and remarkably ans COL
lecsion Of pictures. Tho Brooklyn Academy OF Muse
gives unusual facilities for the display OF all thsss
tractsona hasty survey, however. OF the plctnrss
under gssight affair Judgment Of sner
msriis bat II dent that the Brooklyn Art Aoch
had The advantage in their exhibition Of mai OF the
American Academy Of Design. Aside from the vslua-
BILE CONTRIBUTORS u priv ndivd uais ho have
some Of their best pictures The walls sf ihe
Brooklyn Academy, there not fsw works OF art
which relieve the discourAsng effect OF the mesgrs and
Inferior exhibition q tho American Academys The
President OF tho Association, Mr. Cgnoux, exhibited
"A winlsr Sunset "A Lake IN the wilderness.u and
. FROSTY Morning the Adirondack which oner
those dazzling effects color for which our climate
only 10 10 blame and which this artist rcproducos 90
happily. Both the Ginords, q. Coleman, Hsbbard, w.
Dc Haas, Innsss. Cropssy Crapch, Ksnsst Boushton
twhoss Frosty Mornisg' 10 exceptionally nusy \.
Hau and William Hart, Durand, Howlsnd, Dolph, Mr
Pope Miss " Bridges ned the American Claim
for superiority in landscape painting ~ p Dc Haas
exhibited HE rare talent marine painter II the
Passing Shower" The Autumn Lsavss'' Of Nsp O.
vicioris Ely ssquisiss One OF tho Ruseiss Csusn
which acquired we msritsd popularity before the
death d thsir amcnted author, VAS greatly admired
Grays "w Christopher" and "Clsorssra," y. @.
Browns sFlirtasion." and sPorsrsI,sr BY W. O. ssbns
ElosA IL Clear and Loop attracted special attention
But The hesors Of me svesing the Iss Of porsvrs
were accorded 10 tins bas-rsIsf Of Hon james TIcaks
By Mrs.. y. n. Dame. work full Of vieor "Ths
Aoisa" by Constant Mayer and several pictures By L
Lang-"Gsvis Collecting FssgotAv waiting FOE the
roay,n "Dgvidng ssssw bssriss ssl "An 0l Mil u
Indian Crssk''--wssc particularly noticed. A number
Of water oolos exhbtsd which attest the grow.
log interest Of artists IL that department II ase
abe 20 thsir sssss - ven - 70 their enterprise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20
CALIFORNIA.

Arrival nc San Francisco ef the sItka survey.
Ing Party-AD Unknswa Vessel Reported
Burucds
San rsASc1sco. Nov. 10, 1867.
The revenue cutter lincoln arrived from siika Last
passengers. .
Tue ship sea Serpent from New York. reports seeing
July IS in latitude - "a NORTH longitude 20 IS vest
ships mizzsn mast. partly burned. with tho top and
futlock shrouds attached IL had The Appearance Of
being u the wafer butts short time.
TIE steamship Great RspsbAic, from Yokohama, was
tclegraphed outside the Heads ~ hafpass O'Clock
this aiterno0a. AsFs = f*ts
The steamship Montana for Panama, sailed at eleven
O'Clock A.. NJ, with $500 600 il treasure Of which
sG7l,ooo were for New York 1hs ship Panther has
arrived from Now York. .sA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20

PRESS TELEGRAM.

Celebrations Or Queen IrabeliN's Birthday
Alarimss Cemmorcinl and Financial Intel.
uSenco.
HAVANA, Nov. 10, 1851.
me oueea's birthday WAS celebrated to-day with the
. usual festvities and ceremonies
Arrived, steamer Starr and Stripes. from Philadelphia
Arrived q Matauzas, brig Brah,man from Mach,as
Arrived at CardenaS brig Harriet, from Portland.
Sailed from Havana brig Durnnam, north or Hattsras
brig Mercedes. for New York
There was little doing 10 any Of the markets to-day
business was generally suspended Oh account Of tho
holiday.
Sugar-No buyers; quotations unchanged.
Exchange-0n London, 14k lax premium: on
Paris per cent premium: on Nov York, currency,
long sight, 2S1 per Discount short sight, FAX Per
discount; gold, long sight, az per premium
short sight, * per cent premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20

Carlin, Tired 81 Watkins, Rans Away -
Parts Umknswn. s4s...
THOR, ~ r.. Nov. TO- 1867
william carin, The qHa1 psdsssr a on the Island
Park Course utterly failed TO accomplish HE under.
saAlng Of waking ono heDdssd miles IN twenty nse
consecutive houn commencing a three o'clock n Of
Inc 18th and ending Il four O'Clock to-day He main
tanned his credit well for period q nIns hours accom-
pishing about thrtysx miles Of the proposed feat,
having swssty-eght minutes TO spsre. Procsedss on
the thirty seventh mite No eft the judgss the wit
lufch BY nesng from tho southern and Of island TO
paris unknown. fhe judges, thinking from The delay
thai garlln losing much time 10 search o.
MIN. and found that he had prscipisAtey vsmoscd
Nothing has heard from hin, up this ~ril.nk
and IL Il quite possible that he became exhausted from
The effects OF undertaking feat which he could nos
perlcrm Tor want of framing Moro tnan tins, ne did
not care 10 ess she crosd who had fskea large xurns
81 money pro and in the ma ter. The faxo of he
crowd vas great when his physics dsfhcsucn became
ksown The bsss are understood u stAsd ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20
VIRGINIA.

Rev. Newman Hall In. RIchsssnd-Asstgn.
\ mssss 70 she Artillery solaSsl ne Fortress
RcHnosD. Nov. IL. 1861.
Rev. Newman Hall, Of England, addressed crowd Of
three thousand blacks u the African church tonight
The address full Of good advice 70 forget their pass
wrongs and preserve ths peace tho future Governor
Pssrpiont and General Brown occupied seats on the
stand ANANN 4AkNp 48a
Orders have been received hero assigning the folos
ing named officers 70 thc artillery school at Fortress
nroe:--MaJ0g General Barry c0mmandAnt OF the
post Braad1er Genaral J. Roberts, Brsgadier General
William Hayes Four batteries of artillery alec
ord0rcd n the fort. 8Asew 4s tsF4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20
A MYSTERY At HUNTERS POINT.

A MAN Fousd Dead In Newtown Crcek-In.
quest Upon the Body-saspicisn Of Foul
Play.
A, "a early hour ON Tuesday morning the voice OF an
individual, apparently that OF in distress, was
heard coming IRON The Ncwtown creek, At Hunters
Point. The Waterman In the glass factory heard the cry
but paid no attention 70 H. Yesterday morning the
body OF young man, who has beon identified II
7homas Doyle, Of SIS Grand street. New York, was
found upon the shoro Of tho beach, ne being extinct
The casse Of hs death been made out and Il
not known whehsr Il was accustomed BY foul or aec-
dental means Tho impression Il that L Was by violence
An inquest was held upon tho body by Coroner HIg-
bio, but there evidence presented warrant the
jury in nnding decided verdict The young man was
airport oi ~ aged and dscropit mother. He the
hrsman the Thirty fourth street fcrrybosi and left
New York about twelve o'clock on Tuesday morning
sscam into his engine, taxing With him . dinner pain
containing food or tho morning, and the found
with the ooA extracted aod the lid broken He was suid
20 taken the Grand boat 70 Williamsburg and
thea 10 have walked 70 the Point where,
occurred, he waylad BY Of the scouadcis who
The follorng witnesses were examined and the facts
bsuw are all that have - yes been adduced:--
tho boSy Iy,ns he ass a. Hausys Point this morn
Ing, u about haifpsst Ten ocock; and David stueer
vth The assstancs Of another man. brought tho body
tracks wihiI sixty III the body; think the tracks
wers made by she deceased. MA#
SIMON sculy, beng sworn, said--I acquainted
win the deceased; recognize him Thomas 10, lc
Of New York: heard some haiIoong "nosher!s Ut
about twenty nvs minutes Of thrss this morning: at
eight O'Clock out the body who're II
lay In the wntcs, my opinion that the tracks were
made By the deceased. tlaf Az
Das o tho
sng BY thc barking 0f dog: heard crying out
sMikei' ] think the n0se came from the direction
where tho man was found went for help 20 relieve
the man, but did noe do %; don't know whether tnec
more than vuics; the cried s'Nisel ~ s-y-
eal times; about aD hour after four men went past the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-20
THE INDIANS.

The Couscil at FePs Lars mIe-Tho Comasis.
siomers Advise Crow Chtefs 10 Wait TIL
SprBsG Before Making Treaty.
sr. LouE, New 10, 1857
The Indian Commissioners arrived 1t Cheyenne Jos
terday. having accomplished nothing u Fort Laramie
A few Grow Chisfs wished 70 make treaty, bur the
Commissioners advised them 70 wait till spring. when
another effort win be mado TO hold counsel with all
Northern tribes ~ Fora Phil Kearney probably about
the LIST Juse. The Commissioners viii STOP North
Platte to meet any sioux Or Chsysnnss that may BE-
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Navisasiss Closed On Lake Cha~piasa.
na BuRinorvS, Nov. 10, 1881.
The midsn cold weather Of Let sight npsdly closed
both ends Of Laks Chsmpain. VITA great dImculy
ssanboats from whi,shsIi and Ronsss Polnt made their
wy through the tcs 70 sfs city Nons VIII leave here
so-aiehs shsr fos the Norsh South large number
Of etsAnn tags and barKr~ are frozen In n H,rst
cosng of nssigaton serousy effects me ismb@r basi-
neN % this dIslfc>
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7HLEGRAPHIC NEVS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF Th.1c WORLD,
MEXICO.

r 4 o N

Impertalisss nc Havana Bouud 70 RnSspe-
nlaximnian's Remsins Awaited &C na-
vana-Dsash Of IN Ex-Cosfsderase Omcer
10 Mexico.
HAVANA, Nov. IS, 1867
Tho French steamer Panama sails tomorrow
scia Martinique for Saint Nazsirs. Baron A. Won
Magnus and Prince Salm 8 I'm sail by the Panama
! for Europe. Is also the Princess Salm sslm.
II is expected that the Austrian steam frigate
Novars, with tho remains Of Macmillan, will put
in here on her way to Trieste.
Colonel Quevsdo, Bolivian Envoy TO Mexico.
calls to-day BY the Liberty. Captain Balm, for
Baltimore.
General Stevens. IAN ex-Confederate o6icer, and
1attsriy the Superintendent and Chief Engineer Of
the Vera Cruz and Mexican Railway, 10 reported
70 have died on the 18th inst.
Ono vessel i reported loading at Ssal-the
Lixse Kembsll- neither rig nor destination men
toned.
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MISSOURI.

prep ,su.sr 20 the L~Eislssars for BuiI61nx
che Seuthwcst Pacific naiIrsad.
ST. Louis, Nov 10. 1867
rAs sprssre;a. No., Parisl says tbas combination
y fxs,ssvss capitalists the weaishiss ever organized
n shis e-rnuy ios railroad pnrposss viii. o. ~
e>ak.ax Of tse Legislature, rnhmit proposition V INC
SAsss tee tsilsAx enc Sousaweas Pacinc hailrooA a
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RHODE ISLAND.

Hurntng Of . school Hsase In Prsvtdcncc~-
Death ny . Premature Blast Explosion.
s4e PRovlDKScE, Nov. 10, 1891
The Grove street Grammar School house Pawtncket
was burned last evening" In consequence Of the over
beating Of the chimney. The loss was $4,000. ~
Michael Sweeney killed NJ Central Fas this AFTER
noon while blasting rocks Ho looking TO II the
fuse vas not sxingushed when explosion blew his
head to atoms ~.M#
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Leo ef atsascr. - she musssuvs River.
" =. Lours, Nov. 10, 1851.
The steamer Amanda Was buraod and Gznk near
Omaha on Sunday last. ~ st
The steamer Amannth. which loft St Louis on Sua-
day while racing with the Village Belle sunk
Doniphan. The loss in either case II not reported