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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
NEW YORK.


NEw YolK, Oct. LITTLE American
Bank Note Company pronouncrs tina squirt
Gus .-3O's as countcfi.its Jay Cooke /;
Co received another $4,000 worth from
the west this morning. Fiskc s. Hatch
have had $1,000 sent them, $1,000 OF
which was rcco:vcd to-day from Buffalo
and Ohio These bonis Will be immediate
iy returned.
Among other holders are Huzor 4 Co,
$4,000; brewster, Sou; hwick 4 Co, 81 .V0ii;
Winsiow Il Co, 5000; Mechanics bank
IS 900
Nearly all the counterfeit bonds come
from the West, The first received here beinc
from Leayenwor'h. Scot. 11;h, and now
mary come from l'utfalo. 1. is not known
wha, extent .hey have been received ty the
Government, bu. it is believed that the first
estimate is much exaggerated. They are
received here in small lois, no remiitunces
II them .Ncte ling $1,000
Vincent Cooley was to-day convicted of
murder in the second degree for The honm-
eide OF Prof. John X. Livingston on the
nigh; Of Ae,i' 7th.
The Ersress' Washington special says the
Government is on tie track of the counter
letters of the 30 notes with IL fair prospect
Troy, N. u, Oct. l1.-Hon David L. Sey,
mour. city delegate at large. to the State
Convention. died al Lanesboro to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
MISSOURI.

6r. LouIs, Oct. 1.-THE fair was we'll at.
tended again to-day, and the weather con
tinues beautiful.
The receipts Of the Association already
exceed the total receipts Of last year.
The thorough BREEDS exhibited in the ring
to day made fine disp'sy. For the beet
stallion Of any sge, the famous Red Eye
owned by J. Mickennon Of Chicago, took
the first premium. Malcomb, belonging Ia
John r. Eber, Lancaster, Ohio, took the
second, and Rochester, OF the same stable
took the third.
For four year old Malcolm carried of ,he
6rst prize.
For yearlings under one year. Macken
non. Of Chicago, took the first premium.
For the best gentleman's buggy horfc OF
mare, Logan ksiles' horse Dudley, iron
Versailles. Ky. took the prize, a massive
silver goblet, valued ct $50, offered by ID
e. Jaccard & Co.
For roadsters and geldings under fiv.
years. J. ]. beatty. Of jersey county. III.
took the prizes.
For jacks and jennics.thc premiums we.,
taken by Dan Hughes. of Washington coun
ty. H., and Rsydon Quick, OF Bcllcvl!e
Illinois.
To morrow there will be prize Of $3Ot
for the best tro.ting horse, marc or geldine
TO harness.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
PENNSYLVANIA.

PIrTsBUEGn. Oct 1.-The official vote
for Judge Of the Supreme Court in Allegba
ny county is Williams, Republican, 1G4l3
Sharswood, Democrat, 9.9SS
PHlLADELPnIA, Oct. II The official re.
turus Of Bucks county is Williams, 6.725
Sherwood. COLO; Erie county gives VII
lisms 2.t16 maj ,r'y; Huntington coun.
", Williams. 1900, Sharswood. 2.25e
Warren county, Williams, .. l3l. Sharswood
l.459; Butler county. Williams. 1889
Sharswooa. , 2j, Clinton county ,iilc,al
Sharswood's mai ,riiy is 676 Lycomingco
Sharswuod's msi ,ri,y ia 653
WAsnINGros, "a, Oct 1.-THE follow
ing returns from Drmcerat,c counties at-
official: Franklin, ISs majority: Adams, a3a
Lehigb; 1877 Carbon. 43j: Northampton
2,355 Bucks. GSs Berls. ) 99J Mob,ouf
397; Montgomery, 057: York 1923; Schuyl
kill. .135: Philadelphia, 4s1; Cumberland
$50 Rel ublcan counties Lebanon, 1.12i
majority: Chester ,SgS; Danohin, 400; ID .
aware, 1859; Lancaster. 1894; Union. .i75
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
LATE NEWS
Br TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

wAsHrSarox. o., 11.-1t Ia the opinion
Of the experia coonected with tho Treasury
Ocpartmcnt Hat The counterfeit, 7.30 plate
Wos not mode In this country. Suspicion az
~ thelt fenuineness was frat excited by the
dup1lcate numbers, when by Closc inspec-
Ton with microscope and comparison OF
. genuine with countereteit their true
character was discove.sl. About seventy
thousand dollars worth OF these spurious
bonds were previously redeemed AZ the
Treasury Department, but it lie said tha. the
government. will lose nothing ny this. as II
las receipte from various Tarties presenting
them ut the chief loan branch.
Mr.. Andrews to-day very discourteously
refused to give any information on this SUB
ject, laying that be did not feel as liberty TO
DO 90. under recent orders from the Secre-
tafy, with regard 70 furnishing Information
10 PERSONS Dot connected with the depart
ment'
Admiral Fsrrsgut's report OF his recep-
ton ut Copenhagen has been received. he
dinea with the King. by invitation, and
many courtesies were EXTENDED to him. On
the voyage the Franklin proved herself the
tastes, steam frigate in the Navy. The Ad
miral resched Gravesend, England, on the
Goth uiiimo.
Senior komero's family and private sec
rotary. left this morning for Charleston,
from whence they expected TO sail on the
18th in the revenue cutter Wilderness. Gen.
Banks Is expected 10 sail with him.
The receipts from customs from the first
70 the fifth of October, at the principal
ports were $2,402.ss7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
MISSOURI.

ST.. Louis, Get, l2.-The clothing store Of
J. NJ. Brown & Co., on Third street, near
Washington Avenue, WAS damaged By FIRE
and water this morning 10 the amount Of
$4,000 or $l5. 900; insurance not known.
Tho steamer J. u. Lacy, of the st 10
seph & Omaha line. was snsgged and sunk
night before last, % miles above st. Jo>
seph. Loss not stated. Said to be insured.
A difficulty recently occurred at Cera.
none crossing on tho Sants Fs road, be-
tween the escort and passengers Of the stage
coach. in which three men were killed, and
the Sergeant in command Of the
escort wounded. The trouble grew out Of
the gusrrelsome conduct of the Sergeant.
Tho Kansas and Pacific Il. r. and ~els.
graph Line reached HAYES City yestes.
day.
The Santa Fee Stage Co.. and U. 8. Ex.
press Line to Denver will make this point
their terminus this winter.
The democrats win have grand jollifica
ton over the results Of the recent elections
Tonight
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

ABEL 4 PETERSON.
Commission Merchants and Aue!ioneefs,
RUy AND SELL GOODS AND MERCHANDISE.
- aud second hand goods OF every descriptirn.
ONCE aud Store south east conner Of I'd and Scott
streets, Davenport. sep7-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
NEW YORK.

NV Ycax, Oct. 12.-Herald's Philadel-
pha special SAYS: Senator Wallace, Chair.
man of the State Central Committee, infarms
me that he has official returns from thirty +,
five counties, which, allowing for re public n
estimates in the remaining counties will 81, Q
Sbssswood, conservative. 200 majority.
Eeven Of the return Judges Of this city
offer protest againat the reception ard
count Of certain military returns Of votes
cast BY soldiers in tie United States reeu,
lar service at Fort Delaware, tseauss they
are contrary TO Law.
Hersld's Richmond special says: The
greatest excitement which hiss preveiled
acre since the secession Of virginis nov
prevails here over democratic successes re-
ported in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Bulletin
boards are thronged with crowds to learn
the results. Most extraordinary anticipa,
tons for the future are INDUCED in, many
fearing that the democratic party ct ths
North, so long under ban may 60 into excess
when they acquire power. 1t is confidentl,
expected that the victories will change tn,
whole current of reconstruction, and mani
assert that the elections for the Constitu.
tional Convention will go in favor of III,
conservatives. On this neutrality-suspicious.
are sorely depressed. Negroes are said I,
be in fu.ore about the great change in pop
ular sentiment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

XNHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
CarniS arc, Carpets. OH Cloths,
N2als. Rugs, Window
Shades &c.
mch24-dR East Second Street, cor. Perry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1l.-Mrs. Nellie J. Brown,
wife of painter residing At No. 29i South
halsted street, in n fit of mental depression,
yesterday, committed suicide by taking q
dose Of strychnlne.
A confidence man. known as Patsy Burns.
was arrested this morning at the Michigan
Southern Depot as he was making of with
. loan Of about seventy dollars. which he
had effected through the sullibilty OF a
Canadian.
The JournaFs Omaha special says: Gle
yer, anti Congress candidate for Delegate
from New NJ xico, has n ceived his certifi-
cate Of election on 81 majority. which was
accomplished by the grossest frauds, one
precinct polling only 81 votes returned over
400.
Nothing of interest from the excursionists.
All 10 progressing smoothly and eatisisctor-
~. Il 10 doubtful il they extends heir trip
TO Denver
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

RICHMOND, Oct. 11-Gen. Imboccn. late
OF the Confederate army, applied to day TO
register under the Prcsiac at . amnesty prcc-
lams,ion, by oulY taking the oath therein
prescribed. He Vas mot allowed TO register.
Particulars from Norfolk county show a
serious state Of affairs among the equatters.
Besides resisting the United States officers,
they have held meetings which they attchd
armed. and st one meeting the chief speak.
Ct urged the idea that the negroes were
more powerful than the y hites in the South
and would hold the lands they werc ON at
all hszards.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
LATEST NEWS
m TELEGR.sHH.
TO THE DAILY uSEMOCRAr
CHICAGO.

CEicAGo. Oct. IA Dss Moines .pscial
says: Returns from forty counties and parts
Of counties, give the Republican State tick
ct . majority Of 500. With Ahis basis
il 10 deemed safe 10 cstimste that the ma
jority 10 Iowa will reach $1,000 At the
lowest.
The second annual Reunion Of the seth
lliinois regiment, occurred at Wilmington
yesterday.
About 81. 900 worth OF jcwelry was stolen
yesterday from the house Of Jacob Eann.
The Springfield Editorial excursion ar
rived at Julesturg yesterday morning, after
= pleasant trip up the Platte Valley. 1t
sas expected 20 DC q end Of the tack to-
day, which is $50 miles vest Of Chicago.
A Ore st Grand Rapids, Mich, yssterday
morning. destroyed tLree stores. Loss be.
tween $4,000 and tlo,cc0-insuranc
eAso0. -
The prise 6sht between George Fiissrr
ald and E1wasd Dorney, viii take place
esas thia dl1 - Thsrsdsy IT, In iasl
ioAtea1 u 1asodsy IL l6th, % hessesler
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
PENNSYLVANIA.

PnILADrLru,a. Oct 12.-Officia! returns
, from ~ counties give Sharswood Dem. 4
n joritv Of i.is5. There are II counties
to hear from which. in 1866. gave Rcpub>
lcnn majority Of 1883. The Republicans
ccncede The election Of Sharswood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 12-The Congressional
sub committee on election, whereof Soho.
field Of Pennsylvania 10 chairman. to enquire
into the loyalty Of tho Congressman cleo,
from. Kentucky, arrived At Lexington yes
terday, ard commenced taking testimony
this morning
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE. OA 1.-THE total loss Nv
the burning Of Jacob Anthony's liqncr
establishment. last night, foots up $ll 900 !:
insured Tor &SG.M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

shicnxo sanrAefs.

EflfCNXD sanrMefS.
by Telegraph. Oct. l2.
Flour Moderately sctive holders asking Il
small advance. ~
Wheat-Excited and 2@4c higher; No 1,
1e7esl .ss; No. 2, l.94@l. s4ls No. ), 1870
les.
Ccrn--Aetive; l.0si9G1 IL for Nos l ADD 2.
Ryc--girm 1901 35 for Nos. and 9.
Barley-Moderateiy active; lsjS@1.Is for
No.
Mess Pork and meats in better demand 10 oil
orders, but sales on private terms
Lard-Dull aud nominal 13H@13I<c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

Chicago E.ivc stock Market.
~ Telegraph - October II.
Hogs Received A cars: market active; prices
ranged at oo@7 90 for choice to extra 5 0u@
SIS for common TO prime.
Cattle--Receivcd to IL NJ, l24 head demand
chiefly from packers and city buachers; pticis
ranged At 3.s7l1l4.45 for common cows and
heifers 25ta5. 90 for fair packers steers, and
5.t006 90 for fair 10 extra shipping steers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
q. Tie bassle ground has no. vet

annonness. Tas battle ground has no. yet
bsea selected.
a Democratic mass meeting ia to be he'd
In the Court House sqeare, so>night. 70
exchange congratulations over the result Of
Che elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Speeches are expected from Hon. Wn. A..
Richardson OF Qaincy. Hon. Emil Rothe Of
Wisconsin, Or 4. S. Fowler OF Springfield,
Gen Wallace, Judge acAllister and oshers
of Chicago
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LOOK HERE
SMITH TIE NATTER
rEoH ST. AND UPWARD


SMITH TIE HALTER
rEoR ST. AND UPWARD
Gan BE EAU
HATS for figures broad and burly,
HATS fer straight hair and curly,
HATS fer faces. melancholy. 1900.
HATS for features bright and Jolly;
HATS for gentlemen Of standing,
HATS that give look Commanding;
HATS for walking riding, driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in; ss.
HATS for pic>nic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions
HATS that stand all kind &c snauiine.
HATS for every trsde and railing,
hats for travelling. sporting. sailing.
HATS grease proof, in storms unfsilng,
HATS ais>chamberes. Smiths lining,
HATS with which to cnt a shine In;
HATS OF many shapes Uncommon,
HATS sdmred by lovely woman;
HATS with which room 10 enter,
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS OF quiet sty.os for pastors,
HATS low-crown, ycns knowing casters
hats on rent a hundred miles for,
HATS that boys and misses sigh COR,
HATS that even babies cry for
HATS for iandsmen and for sailors.
HA S that grace the work for tsilorS;
HATS that would saint entice,
HATS, prime Fats, II any price
HATS THAT Il HATS
AT Sunith'8
sN sign u Dlack Denr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

Clnclnnatl Market.
BY Telegraph Oct. IL.
Flous--Dull and rominal.
whest--Duil, aud prices lower; 2.eS for No.
Corn--Unchapged: No. l 1t LOO.
Rye Dull and dropping; las
Oats-Dull. At 81 Q6s.
Bsrley-75@s0.
Cottnn-Dn md nominal.
Whisky g. ~ in bond,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
NEW music ROOMS.
MR.. j. ZIM M E r. M AN

Practical instrument Maker.
rrAs LEASED THE STORE ROOM OvE6
III No. 4 LIZ GLARS Row, where hs intends
keeping stock OF
PIANOS, ORGANS. AELODkONS, AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
sh..t N~s;c Music Books, &c Persons viah.
inc a rurchsse instruments will do we'll 70 cali
on him. He has on hand alarge stock of Pianos
Inch re- viii sell At ESQ 20 t75 less than mann.
factursrs prices. II the Instruments DO not
rive full satisfaction the money will Be refunded
Lr. Zimmerman keeIs oil Instruments purchas.
Cd Of him in order without extra charge. ely
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
ALABAMA,
LOUISIANA.

AoEiif, Ala., Oct. ll-Therc vas on,
death from yellow fever to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
-. llO0Ae Married

By Telegraph Oct. l2
| Flour-Easief fer low grades; choice firm.
Wheat-Slow and unchanged; small receipts
Corn--Sales Of mixed at 100 yellow .05 ;
| choice white lilo.
| Oats-649s66c.
| Rarley-Ssles Of spring At l.lO@l 80 fall 1t
| 1.S002. %.
Rye y 25@1 ga.
pork-Dull "a 90
Lard-l4c for tierces; 121Sc for kegs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

Nk" ORLEANS. Oct. 1.-THE Yellow
ever inse'inenis Tor "a hours are 40
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New York Morkee.
By Telegraph October q.
Flour-l0G20c lower 10. l601l. rs for extra
State; 10 6oMl3:s5 for r. II. O.
Wheat - 2crsc lower, 9 s292.3s for No. 2
spring; 9 as,a2. SO for No. I spring
Corn--i@2c low :, 3s0l. 40 FOR mixed end
winter in store ind aaoas.
Rarley-2Glsc 10 ser.
Osis-lc12c lo~er tor Ohio and Chicago.
Pcrk-Heavy. lower; 22.5ea2s400.
Cut Meas.--Heavy, irreguler.
Lard Heavy.
Petroleum--uuiet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12
Competition open to the World.
THE HONS ENTERPRISE

IL All entries must be made by o'clock y. IN
the day previous 10 each days races Entries 10 be
made At Copp & Bros Livery Office.
Home Enterprise tickets arc for sale al Dcvoc q
Crsmpton's and Blackburns Book Stores. Rock u
land, or Of the Proprietor ut Port Baron, Ills.
All tickets not sold must be returned ON or before
the llth day Of October.
A BAND OF MUSIC WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.
Tickets 80 cents: Quarter Stretch Eadg.s for the
meeting. e % II. FRANK SiDLlNGRR.
Proprietor.
CO.. r. NJ. BEARDsLEY, Gcn'l supt.
orO " tnpp Ser'y octS d&wtf
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Milwaukee Market.
By. Telegraph. Oct. II.
Flour DuH; city Xxx, 10. o0Qloso.
| Whest-Dull; l 81 for No. Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

Furniture Repaircr uad Dealer.
Is AGAIN PREPARED 20 RENOvATE
y Old Fatnitnre md Upholstery, ana buy and
exchange Furniture.
nis new shop End Store il Il ssa Brady a.
1fst store room above Fifth.
- All,ordsrs promptly fIled. decl3-dti
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nrs.rEas cA7rS.
,v r. SsTvcFxEa.. Dentist

pEFFtN, ELI8IN : I-J~A. Ff-tRI ST
nav. MORT. IOWA. WITH FACILITIES u
~ snrrassen. added 20 Tie experience ~ than
werts years, hopes 20 mei.t IA shsre Of patrons
age. ys-dtf
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New York Money N1aPk0e.
ny Tc,egr~ph.l 0ctebsr II.
S.ocks-Strong.
Ronds-Coupons Of 'sa. liz; Of 'el, l.oaS(;
o. IS. .es]s new, q. 10-4ps, COS; s-sss,
I'd and I'D series. le5M. rEs&
Western Union-3SH.
New York Ientral-l TAX.
Erie esx.
Reading-i.olsl.
Illinois Central 22i.
Money! per cent.
kosk Isisnd-.7k.
SscrIing- 9kQsx.
Gcia--l 43sS -s, -
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awAF.s. IL CHAPMAN.

CARPESTERs IND HrIIpERs - SHOP on
" i-asy street tswccn sixth ksd seventh streets
Davenport icaa. OIasrs solicited, and contracts
maze On srAsoaso.r Terms. argi7-dly
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WM. RENWlCK.
steam Saw Will.
LU.NB En-, SHEv'GLEN,

ah@usAcfuRHD Ann SOLD ~ lowDss cAoa puDcso
Mill and Lumber lard en- Front Street. above
Railroad Bridge;
Alsc. Lumber Yard on Harrison Of. bstvsss
Ath 4 18th Streets, IN
jaee-atf DAvcSPORf. IOWA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

GAs.s.A0aaB0 < BaESNEssY.
A TToRNSYs AND CouNsRLoFs At LAW
n ConveCnneoe. Office Is Leciaire I,ow, no starr
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GRAND NATIONAL.
HORSE SHOW
At Rock Island.7
October 1ssh, Rssh a loth. 1897.
$i,4OO OFFERED IN PREMIUMS

Among tho celcSr ted Horses to contest arc Coo
Icy. Angeiinc, SiIss Rich. asgps Chas;a Batter, q
j., Tcmyle, Taekey, Dixie. B.shsw, sam Kirkwood
and Others OF icss note.
frxs% DAv Premium of Ssoc for Al rrc,,ng Stall
Hone. mic heats. best ; inc. 70 harness; Slse 10
the Grss. and $50 TO e.copd
Same Dsy-rrrsnium ~ Slae f,r ssl Ilorecs thss
never beat ely mile heats. b,st In g. to harness
SIS fns first and AS ~ e=corf.
SRcoSp DAv-Prcmirn OF Ssse free to all Trct
ting Ho-sss. Mares er Getings, beet In 3. to har
aees, 9-0c to first aud ssea 4, second
Sane DAy-Ptemium Of SO, Cor all rrot.ir q polb-
h Teams, mile hsst. best IA .. SIS to fret $s5 10
second.
TnrRs ASr LAsr DAv-Presniam OF sis,. free 10
Gil Trottipy uofses. Mares or Gcldugs. ,hst ae~s,
heat - nsle heats, best Ia y 60 trst and -5a
% eccond.
same Day-Prcm'um Of $50. free 10 s,i Trs,iny
Huesee, mite heats best in ., to WAGON, S,Oy 20
1sst and $50 to second.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-12

JOHN FUNCK,
INSTR UNENT SHARREyER.
Corner Cd and Western Avenue.
! EVERY DESCRIPTION OF INSTRUMENTS
~ aaarpcned the shories, notice. For the accom-
mediation OF the public he lie found every Thur
day, ON Perry st., about the Post Once, with his &C
| coutrcments, augs-dam
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r,rs. n. e.. ysYa,sss.

e-rsrg.-ses ,iENTlST. oi.co In FORESTS Block,
- II ~ opposite r. a., corner 3d and Per-
-fsfsIy. ~ strtcts. Has had over IL ycare
@-'-1- practice In this city. Has the com
pete apparatus for manufacturing aud administering
Nitrous Oxide Of Gas, for painless operation In cx
iTAs ting teeth i,pI2-iv
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-02

Merchants National Bank, plaintiff against
Leonard Huyck and Joseph b. stewart, de.
iendants.
THR AFFIDAvtTs
upon which the orders OF arrest were granted,
upon application OF Steine Chiitenden, of
counsel, we're made by II. r. Hulburd, Comp.
troller of the Currency, and set forth tha.
deponent is the chiei officer Of the Bureau In
the United States Treasury which is charged
with the execution OF the United States sta.
tute known as the National Currency act;
that under the provisions Of that act, and espe-
cially OF section 80 thereof he mas, as such
officer, general direction and knowledge Of the
affairs oil the Merchants National Bank OF Wash
iEgton; that in pursuance OF his duties he has
acquired knowledge of the matters set forth
IN the affidavit which is made in furtherance Of
the discharge OF his duties as a puDllc officer;
that Leonard Huyck was, at and prior to Feb
ruary, 1866. an officer of the bank, and about
that date, by embeZzlement, in which Joseph b.
Stewart was participant, took into his posses
sion and control moneys of the said bank,
amounting to more than 100000, IN conse-
quence of which 1t became necessary to
appoint receiver; that Huyck and Stewart
have concealed, with intent TO defraud said
bank, what disposition was made OF said
moneys or their proceeds, which are in their
present form and interest In pool of Erie
Railway stock conducted in the stock market
Of the city of New York by Daniel Drew and
others; further, that Huyck and Stewart have
assumed ownership and control of the proceeds,
with intent to deiraud the same; that they
allege that the interest is worth more than the
said sum, and are endeavoring, by secret means,
to reduce to possession the said interest, with
intent TO defraud the bank aforesaid that
Joseph b. Stewart was, until recently, resident
of the District Of Columbia, and has not since
acquired residence in the State OF New York,
although both he and Huyck are now In the
city of New York; that in the organization
certificate of said bank Joseph b. stewart is
named as q shareholder and IN the certificate
of officers and directors is named as a director
of said bank; and asks that an order of arrest
against Huyck and Stewart be issued for such
future relief as shall be awarded, with attach
ments against their property or assets alleged
by them 10 be their property, il ii shall appear
to be deponent's duty in the discharge of his
obligations in the premises to make application
for such warrants.
These actions will be tried in the Supreme
Court and it is expected that some startling
revelations will be made in reference to the
"poo operations in Wall street, as well as in
relation to the collapse of the Merchants Ma.
tional Bank at Washington.