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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21

UsAsnous vsRPIcr.-The most rigid analysis
BY good chemists have failed 70 discover any
thing in the Beet Chemical Saleratus which can,
when properly used. be In the least degree Diet
rimental to health. While the women of or
country entertain sentiments widely different
upoa other matters. al concur In verdict that
the Best Chemical ssleratas is the only infal-
lible article In use for light and sweet bread.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21

To any Of our agents sending us club Of
fifty yearly subscribers with the money, We
Will send Letter "a" Singer Sewing Ma
chine, the prizes Of which Is $s5. This 10
an inducensnt seldom offered, and ia made
in good faith. Send along your clubs.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21

DR. N HALL, Of England, lectured twice in
our city last week first on the amity which
should exist between our country and hrs, and
secondly on the religious sects and their work
in Great Britain. Warmly espousing our cause,
as the doctor has done for years past, and having
large hope, he believes too much in the liberal
sentiments of his countrymen. There is too
much evidence of their aristecracy and sympa-
thy with the south, to allow US to regard them
as on the side Of American liberty and union.
We are glad, however, the Doctor and other
good men are doing all they can 70 libenlne the
minds Of the illiberal, and enlighten the minds
of the ignorant of that land
The Doctor has lectured in St Louis, but not
in Cincinnati and other Western cities as was
expected IS
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21

MECHANICS FAIR This display Of art opened
in the large building calie, the Rink, West Ran
dolph street, Chicago, last Tuesday, and will
continue, With increasing interest, for two or
three weeks. As yet the attendance 10 not so
large as il should be, LIT, as curious and supe-
rior articles are constantly arriving. and the
claims of tue Fax becoming more generally
known. the volume = ! visitors viii evidently In
crease. By Saturday evening we expect to see
a crowd, since there is no recreation in the city
which, in all respects win pay 50 well. We mo-
tiee but few or the various articles on exhibi-
ton
The non-expIosive safety lamp. burns without
chimney, smoke, or smell for twelve hours at a
cost Of less than one cent The improvement il
decided, as TO safety, convenience and economy.
VIM E. Douglass is the agent io4 Randolph
street.
s. w. Palmer & Co., have on exhibition their
clsllenge washing machine and wringer, nnsur-
passed IN its simplicity and adaptibilisy 70 ell
fabrics.
Then comes the Chicago Line Holders for
putting out and taking in clothes The contriv-
ance 10 verY simple, and must DO success
4 gentleman has on exhibition, from Wheel
ing va, Lamp Wick Machine. Of various part,
and wonderful skill in iss structare. Il Is jus'
,,ut, the only ons Ia the world, and will prob
abl;. make is owner : fortune and cheApez
light w. r. Peterson il the Secretary Of sh'
Compau n WhseIinG West Va ~
websterf 4 Co, ass East Randolph street
Chicago, are erbibitiag . composition Cor pre-
serving eggs through Ell ssasons and climes, :.
claiming that aehss. By her most obstinate sss-
ting, has eysrget spoiled the frst one Of thsi'
preserved eggs. fGcked - eggs are b thoas-
ands, and shipped 70 an our estiss, ne inssnael
III big thing =. !. -.
Mr.. Riddle displays vindo5 bIipd Aisss m
sash sapperssr and widow Iock, VII : bsusl
~ ~
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21

CARPKsrRRs AxD 1oISKRs' USIoE.-A meeting
OF the above Union will be held at ST. Georges
Hall, No. 2as, South Clark street, on Weines
day, Sept. 2Sth, at o'clock, PM All mem
bers are requested to attend, as business of I'M
portance will be transacted.
J. MooIE, President.
W. AxYEN, Rec. Secy.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21
60 t. 40 Niles From Chicago
foR GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
AND ST00K RAISING,

ihsss Lands prsssss s.ssFpawsa ssvuns-sss. Isrn,
iron - nars ae.sey ssss,sd pefio It s,dsr st~s.
ssiIllg thsir Dsss vslsahas srms and na-
Ing invstsass u thsss ehs.psr ADds which prodses
via issssr prom ssA % rsaa<r extsst shs Aapls
sEsps 70 III ~ Korhers ana Midats STATES.
Among ne sos proassb - wealth h sAss d
east,s rsisns. an W bnssss be- become i.neass.
Out ef 5Iss eats received ~ vssk In IN Nss Ysr
market - vss no. l'lsA md ~ sssf istsened
tAsss prairss conceded ' ~ ~ hsss In America
Sheep thrive VOL. rSsssiss fodder bit sAUt
A cheese factories seiss sueeessaIy sssablishsd
along the whole Iins. 7n
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21

NoucE.-Mr. Julius Rodbertas has been APP
pointed agent for the WoEKIxexAss ADVOCATE.
in Chicago Any moneys paid to him win be
auly acknowledged.
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Coz. WooDs AusEuN.-This is the most quie.
decent place Of entertainment in our city. The
Col spares neither pains nor expense to make
i worthy of the patronage Of good peopls-and
he succeeds s4A hth
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21
800 Nes,ees,.

TsurH eraAroxa SaAx rIcsroE.--Ia Paris,
tie most beeutifal city In he void whses ~
arts and sotsncss are snoorraged 70 ths kfghesl
and noblsf eGbrts, I'D vhers Eenins Il Whatever
grade ID esssfkily fsfsrrd and sesas1ed,. I
strange anomaly occsred . lev days since. n
the parks and gsrdsns with the capital n
France aboanda. aii noxicus plants and hsrss
are carefully sradIeased 70 preserve he beauty
and fragrsnsse ~ surrounding yhrnss ~ Servers
Yet strange - e may appear, thess levers Of
the beautiful hare actually p.ucked Weed and
Drowned it--they have awarded % Weed Sew
ing Msehi.s The highest premium a fsm,ly
ssviag nsehlpe and shis over nse<;y ahn.1r(j
compstitoe4 10 II
Northwestern Oaass az classroom los wash-
ingtoa ST., Chicago.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-21

GLANCE ISsIpE or THE SAND HLLs.-0n
the east side Of Lake Michigan, inside Of the
Sand Hills, and on the south bank Of Grand
River, is situated the thriving town Of Grand
Haven, With about 2, 800 inhabitants Grand
River is Que Of the uess harbors Gu the lakes,
and there is now building a fine pier at the
mouth Of The river caotairs Ta-hv Warren
4 Co.. who are well known TO the captains and
owners on the lakes, have now in operation a.
fine floating dry dock as there is on the lakes.
They are now prepared to dock vessels Of 400 to
500 tons. They have il their shipyard some Of
the best white oak timber and plank ever seen
n q shpyard ai.d their spars cannot be beat.
They have also il their employ thirty Of the
best ship carpenters and eaulkers on the lakes,
and who, on the l7th OF this month, formed
r. .mselves into Union, and are now installed
as No. SO Of the Ship Carpenters and Caulkers'
International Union. This will be a very bad
location hereafter for botcbes or seabs, % the
men who have formed the Union here dc ter
mined TO make il an 4 No. branch and we have
no doubt they will, with such men az John Neal,
James Mccarthy, Peter Grslet and numerous
Others well known TO the trade. The wages are
1925 per day. The Michigan House Is now
kept " two Union mem Rees and Curtis.
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TO Mail Subacrrbers Al Arrearn.

Those Of our subscribers Who rscslvs their
papers marked x in blue pencil, may sccept il
as a notification that their subscriptions have
expired. and that unless renewed their papers
will be stopped forthwith.
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CHIcAoO. FRIDAT, Sept. 20, 1867.
me decided mprsvensps In the weather has sssnsd %
have had satlsaetory Eject upon batinsss. rhs
chants feel better ss sAe pspse Of the spring b1snesA
Money 10 clsss and only prime pager dscoanasd.
aoynHxuxxF srcuprrzrs An roLIows
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PArEs HAxsnas AID WINDOW SzApEs,-
Latest Styles, a. y. e. RIGBYS. 10 90 Randv
street.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-22
News
RY TELcGR.fPH,
T0 TEEE seAEs.T DEMOCRAT.
HEW YORK.

New York, Aug. al.-Besson & Sons
Chambers street, was adroitly robbed Of
$4,000 in bonds yesterday. 1t Is supposed
10 have been done by a person representing
himself TO bc u Texan trader.
Senator Howe, OF Wisconsin. and Bishop
Kerfoot, of Pittsburg. are among the psssen-
gers by the steamer Russia, which sailed 10
day.
The O'Mahoney branch of the Fenian
convention is in session 10 day, and pro-
ceeded to organize. 1t Is quite largely at
tended.
l, is stated that the statement relative 10
the test suit at Albany against the Aer-
chants Union Express Company. Is the only
information yet received by the officers OF
the company on the subject.
PLATrsBuRo, N. y, Aug. I'LL .rER.-
Last night Plattsburg was visited with u
most terrible configration. One church,
one bank, two printing offices, twenty-five
residences and twenty i've stores were BURN
cd Loss estimstcd IL $3.50 900.
NEw YoEx, August 22d. b lead
ing gamblers OF the city held .
private meeting yesterday. for the purpose
Of taking measures to protect themselves
against the encroachments Of the anti gam
bling society. l. was finally agreed after
some preliminary discussion, to tax each es>
t~ablishment one hundred dollars to raise
funds for the employment Of lawyers. and
other purposes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-22

LONDON, Aug. Observation-Disclosures
prorogued 10 day. The Queen was not pres
ent. Her speech was read by commission
The Queen declares there is no longer any
grounds for the apprehension of "A war in
Europe. The reasonable conspiracy in Ire.
land has proved futile and the attempt at
revolt has been suppressed almost without
bloodshed. BY the valor of the troops, the
vigilance and activity of the police, and the
general loyalty Of the people, the Law has
been vindicated without the sacrifice of hui
man life.
The speech refers with satisfaction TO the
new postal treaty with the United States,
ard in conclusion ccngratulates farliamcnt
and the country on the completion OF the
Canadian Union, the passage OF the Reform
bill, ard the adoption ot other measures
beneficial to the United Kingdom.
IL Is reported from Mad,ii that the revolt
in Catalonia f.,led and the authority
of TIN. government is happily being re es-
tablisi..u in the insurreciipnsry Districts
%FLoKKNCx, Aug. 2i.-A p~r"roeation OF
the Italian PariiaE,ntt "a lace to day.
Gnrribsldi is again obliged 10 defer the
movement az Ainet Rome and prrarsli.ns tor
which were being made by the psriy OF
a'inn throughout Italy under asiers OF the
g. neral havs been suspended
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2i.-The important suit
OF ttse West India and Pacific Stcsmship
Company vs. A j. Williams & Cuicn, II
first tried in the Liverpool Court OF Assizes,
has resulted in a Judgment for the plaintiff.
with damaaes assessed at Et3,O0O sterling
This suit grew out Of the ni,ro-glycerin ~.
plosiOn At Aspirwall, in April. 1856, by
which the steamship European, BELONGING
10 The plaintiffs. was locally destroyed Willis
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RIVER ITEMS.

ARRIVALS
DAVENPORT, Capt IIolcombe. st. Louis
KEirHsBuRo. Capt. Campbell. Fl. Madison.
BEN CAMPBELL. Capt Pierce, Clinton.
DEPARTURES.
DAVENPORT, Capt Holcombe, st. Paul.
keirmsBunG. Capt. Campbell. IT. Madison
The Burlington, Capt Green. will arrive
at a late hour this evening and will depart
for St. Paul at 8 o'clock on Tomorrow NOR.
ming.
Tho Hawkeye State. Capt Wordcn, on
her way to 81. Louis, will arrive and do
part q, 7 o'clock on to morrow morning.
The fine passenger packet New Boston
Capt. Grinnell, will leave for Fl. Madison
In the morning. G.. G. Mather in the Of
fee
The regular tri-weekly steamboat Ben
Campbell, Capt. Pierce, will depart to NOR
row q, s A NJ, for Clinton. L. c. Duncan
agent.
On and after the Goth the Northern Line
Packet Company will resume the freight
tariff established at tho opening of nasiga-
ton. Daring the dull period Of the past
few weeks they have been making conccs>
sioaa 10 shippers.
The st. Louis Democrat Of the 18th says
"The new s~tern,vhecler Ida Fulton has
been sid to parties from the Upper Missis-
sippi for $4,000 cash.
The L. $. sna and wrecking boat Gen'
eIal Totten left Saturday night for the
wreck Of the Northern Light, sunk in April
1866, in Coon slough above Dubuque. Ate,
removing this wreck, the qrotton goes Il
work on that Of the Lady Franklin, sunk
some ten or twelve years since The Tot
ten will also examine several other wrecks
and may remove them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2i.-Gen. Grant to.
day, acting Secretary Of Wal issued An order
mastering out OF service the additi onal ray
masters, I, take effect on the lst Of Octo-
Der. The programme seems to be to dis
'pense with all officers no. in the regular ar
my.
The American Consul at Brindisi, TIA ly
reports the cholera on the decrease.
The Consul at Palermo writes, July 3ist,
that over a hundred towns and villages in
Sicily, are infested with cholera, and viii
average a thousand cases per day for the
pas, fortnight, and that there are compare
lively but q few cases in Palermo, and those
are decreasing.
Secretary Browning's health Is improv
ing, and his friends expect him to resume
the duties Of his Office next week.
Col Osmyer. chief signsi officer OF the ar
my has been ordered To Washington to take
charge of the signal corps here.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 2l.-Thc koan-
oke river has risen twenty feet, submerging
the low grounds and destroying some OF thu
crops. II is thought the Don and taunton
rivers have also overlooked, which has
caused heavy damage To the crops.
c. G. Flint, formerly clerk in the Cos
port Navy Yard. and proprietor OF the Ole
ID minion, who absconded over a year age
having committed frauds to the amount o
x20. 600, arrived at Norfolk to day for tria
having been arrested in New Orleans.
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Esnblic Meeting.

The undersigned were appointed by the
City Council n Special Committee to con
slider the whole matter pe~ttsining to the in
debtedness of the city" They have had the
matter under consideration and have come
to the conclusion that the subject should be
considered by the citizens and tax payers in
q public meeting. The undersigned there.
fore call for the purpose a meeting ot the
citizens OF Davenport. TO be held on Satur>
day evening. August oath 1867 at ! o'clock,
in the city Hall.
Al that time the undersigned will submit
The result of their examination OF this matter,
and their views respecting the proper plan
to be pursued, in order to put the debt OF
the city in thu way Of ultimate extinction
The Importance Of this subject cannot be
over stated. The debt of the city is in such
. shape that further ~inaction will prove
highly prejudicial to the city. We earnestly
ask a full meeting.
NJ. DoNAnug, Mayor,
II. II. ANDERSEN,
TnoaAs DERAopY,
JoHS 5. SEYMOUR,
ERNST CLAUssEs,
Special Com mil tie
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lying a, the above named port. The explc-
sion also resulted in the loss OF sixty lives.
irciud.ng the captain aud other officers OF
the steamer The Caribbean. OF the same
line, also sustained severe damage. he
ship was valued at e35,0e0. The cargo was
insured II auon, $4,000. The damages TO
the Caribbean is estimated at nearly Gi0.OO0.
The y ncrs Of several buildings on shore,
which were also demolished, have put IN
their claims fer damages TO u considerable
amount.
The underwriters decline To make good the
losses and throws the responsibility upon
the European powers UPON the grounds that
they were culpable in carrying explosive
material on their ships and below decks.
The plaintiff in turn brought suit against
Williams / Guyson "a shippers OF nitro
giyccrine. claiming that they were guilty OF
lame of glorian oil, an article unknown 10
chemists, on commerce, and thus involved
the plaintiffs in their great losses and
liabilies.
The defendants replied that they had acted
In the mslter only as !orwarders, and that
the explosive material come to them from a
Hamburg house with Instructions to for.
ward TO b ,ndmaD, Neal il Son. via plain.
tfis line, and they were themselves de
ceivcd by the descriptive title of glorian
oil and had no knowledge or suspicion al
any dangerous kind OF ffieghts passing
through their hands in their usual course Of
business.
The judgment rendered is understood L
definitely settle the fact that the plaintiff
are entitled TO damages and cannot recover
their losses from the Under " riters, but III,
question whether the defendants are ulli
maiely liable, or whether the plaintiffs mus
look 10 tue original shippers at Hamburg
goes to a higher tribunal FOR argument al,
decision.
PARIS, Aug. 2l-Evening The semi-oi
fetal press OF this CT y declares that the con
ference Of the Emperors at Salizburg insure
q long term OF peace for Europe.
Another gathering Of European soveI
eigns is expected TO take place here.
Il, is reported that q leen Victoria and tn
Emperor Francis Joseph will meet Napt
leon at Paris IN October.
LONDON, Aug, 2l.-Even,ng.-A dispatc
from Constantinople states that the Sulta
has resolved on a new council, composed
equal numbers of Greeks and Turks.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Aur. 2i.-E w. Cole, who
claims to be President of the Nashville and
Chattanooga X. K, having been elected by
excluded stock holders and those voting
against the Bnrns directory has applied to
Judge Brien, of Circuit Court, oi David
son, for IL mgndamus TO give him possession
of road and stock. Judge Biien will hear the
case at The regular term OF the court next
month. Whatever his decision in the mat.
ter, it VIII 90 before the Supreme Court
next December.
The cabin OF n negro name Franklin
near Gallllin, was entered this morning
Just before day. and Franklin was muir
dercd. His son was also shot but made hi
escape with n bad wound in his thigh
Franklin was the carriage driver ut Nj
Franklin, OF Gslia,iu. The murlerers ar'
unknown but are supposed To- be negroes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-22
ILLINOIS.

SrRINGFIELD, Aug. 2l.-Joseph Carson
was arrested at st. Mary. Jasper county, for
passing altered postal currency. lie has
been sent to Jail In default of 81 900 bail for
his appearance at the next term OF the Uni
ted States Court.
DR.. Gregory, Regent of the Illinois In
dustrial University, Is now IL this city
The Doctor has made ar angements 10 al.
dress the citizens Of Bloomington. Peoria,
Princeton, Mscomb AMI q number Of otter
places on the subject ot education.
Governor Ogclshy ~ expecicl 20 reaca
here To night
DR.. Gregory and Mr. Medallion. have just
returned from u trip 10 Minnesota, where
they entered one hundred pieces ol College
Scrip land, of lf0 acres Cnch. Mr Nc
Failon viii soon make Il tour through Ne
brnska and Kansas, with n view ot locating
$500 acres in those states.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug 2l.-Resolu,ions
were adopted hy the Board Of Al
deimcn last night declaring it as
their opinion tina, further retention in the
office of the present Comptroller, Surveyor
OF tie city. Attorney and Coroner will he
disre.arding OF the reconstruction act and
calling on the Commanding General 10 re
move these officers.
zen deaths of yellow fever were reported
Yesterday. Weather cool and pleasant.
PuNTA Rosa, FLA, Aug 2l.-The Snl,
marine telegraph cable between Key Ncs,
and Ilavanna. was successfully spliced on
Sunday the 18th inst, and worked well
| The movements Of the telegraph party be
tween this place and Key West are yet TN.
known.
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sn.lNK 4 MORTON.

tYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. Once, cor.
Il 81 aud Brady Streets, under Streeper h
Bayiie's store. Residence on itth ST.. bet Bra
Nv and Main. octSd dit
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Third Street. one door East OF the Davenport
National hank.
DAVENPORT. IOWA. WITH FACILITIES IN
~ surpassed, added To the experience Of more Than
wenty years. hopes % merit a lar { share of patron
vs. diff
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2l.-Major General
George II Thomas having received official
notification Of his assignment TO the com.
mand of the 9th District left for New Or.
leans at three O'Clock accompanied by his
staff.
Peter Carnes. "a murderer who escaped
some days ugo from the New Albany Jail,
was arrested yesterday in Nashville and ar
rived 10 New Albany this evening under
guard, and was re.committed 10 prison.
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KANSAS.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 21.-The corner
stone of the Cameron railroad bridge, across
the Missouri, at this point, was laii this y.
M, with masonic ceremonies, under The i'm.
mediate direction OF Jno. ID. Nincil, Grand
Master, amid great enthusiasm.
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Notice OF. ~nkru

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTlcE:-That on the
L Tth DAY Of August. A.D Isl, a Warrant IN
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
VIM. Mac iiryde. Of Moscow. IN the County o.
Muscaiine, aud State OF Iowa. who has been ad..
judged a Bankrupt. on his own petition. that the
paw ment of any debts and delivery of any prop
ertv BELONGING TO such Bankrupt, TO him. or for
his use. ant the tran sfer of any property by him
are forbidd n II law that y meeting OF the
creditors OF the,aii Bankrupt. to prove tneir
debts, and choose one or more assignees OF MS
Estate, will be held ct the Court of Bankruptcy,
to be holden q, No. ! West second street, In
the city of Davenport. before NJ. w.. Price. hes-
lister, ca the 10th day of September. A. y 1857.
q. W. CLARK,
augs-d4t thur l.. s. Marshal Dist lows.
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GEORGIA..

AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. 2l.-There has been
. heavy rain here all day.
General order 40. 50, from Gen. Pope's
headquarters, directs that the grand and
petit jurors for the trial Of all cases in this
Department, be hereafter drawn exclusively
from the list of registered voters without
discrimination