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PROPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOR IN.
II DIAN sGRvICK
DEPAKTAESr OF rHF IxTERIoR, Z
March n. 1857.

DEPAKrAKST OF rms IxTERIoR,l
March n, 1857.
Proposals will be received up TO the lsth day Of Nay
1857, the once Of H. b. DsnmAn, suPernendent Of
IudiAn Affairs for the Nofthsrn suPsTintendeney, at
Omaha City HebrAskA, for the delivery at Omaha city
Of the following stock Cattle, to Wit:
800 head Of MILK Cows for the Winhsbago indians,
oeeupying a reservation In Nebraska
900 head VI MIX Cows for the SAntee Sioux Indians
occupying reservation al the mouth Of the Niobrara
NsbraskL
head Of MIX Cows for the TAnstoa Sioux indians,
Oesu pyinE q reservation In Dakota.
100 head Of Milk Cows for the Omaha lndiAEs crcu
pying reservation In hebraskA
- head OF young American Balls.
s. mead Of Heef tile, (steeTsl
The Cows must be Of & cd quality, American breed,
not less than three than seven years old
Cows With young calves, Cows with calf, will be
| preferred. Dry cows will not be received The Balls
be not less than three years DID, and the Beef Cat
tie aot less than four years old.
suPsTintendsnt Dshmsn will have the night o. reject
the cattle u he deems that the cattle delivered not
Of the required character.
Superintendent DsnmAn will be authorized 10 receive
the said cattle and to vouchers To the parties deN
srng the cattle to be paid the oee Of the Commis
sioner Of Indian Affairs 10 Washington city.
The time Of the delivery Of the cattle will be deter
mined by Superintendent DsnmAn, who will also have
the power to change the place OF delivery, with the
consent Of the contractor.
Good aud sufficient bonds will be required for the
'Aithful falhllment Of the eOntraet.
Bids will be received for less number than the
total number Of aud bulls called for. Separate
proposals. however, will BE- received for the be-f cattle
q. II. BROWNING.
AMI Secretary,
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BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS Board
met last evening In their rooms, and disposed Of
the following business:
The reports Of the foremen Of the different ere
companies were received, examined and approved
The resignation Of Jas. A. Smith, supernumerary
Of the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company,
was received and accepted, and BENZ. B. Whiting
was appointed to all the vacancy.
The arrangements for the hremen's parade on Mon
day were completed. The companies will assemble
In front Of the City Hall at o'clock p m, on that
day, In full uniform. Tho following Is set down a.
the line Of march for that occasion From City
Hall down Four shalf street 10 Pennsylyania
avenue, along Pennsylvania avenue to New Jersey
avenue, through the Capitol grounds TO Pennsylya.
mia avenue, up Pennsylvania avenue (passins
through the Presidents grounds) to Twentieth
street, up Twentieth street TO i, along to FIJI
teenth street. thence to street, along to Seventh
and thence To Louisiana avenue, where there vii
be trial Of the different engines and On exercis,
Of the ladder companies. Heads band has beer
engaged. Adjourned.
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-
LADIES MEETING FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
PooR or THE SoUrH.-Yssterday, at IL m, the
ladies Of various churches Of this city assembled at
the New York avenue church DIR. Gurley's) for
the purpose Of taking action relative TO the holding
Of fair and festival for the purpose Of obtaining
funds 70 DO applied towards relieving the destitute
Of the South
Rev. DR.. Gillette opened the exercises BY reading
the 10th chapter Of the book Of Job, and the Rev.
I. b. MoFalls followed In prayer.
DR.. Gillette was chosen a. presiding officer, and
Miss Hannah Polkinhorn as secretary.
Several Of the ladies were Of the opinion that a
fair could be gotten up as soon As iestivali that
they would receive large number Of articles,
ready made, from many Of the stores In this city,
from Baltimore, and, In fact. from all parts Of the
country.
Rev. 7. B. Metals stated that he had been In.
formed by member Of the executive committee
that that COMMITTEES intended TO charter . vessel
and send all contributions direct from this city to
the suffering Of the South; that they intended 10
make II q strictly local affair.
One Of tho ladies present suggested that festi.
val DO given by each Of the churches to render
immediate relief while an extensive fair could be
On motion, the following named persons wer,
appointed committee to make arrangements fol
the holding Of . fair
Mrs. Rev. T. d. Metals, Miss Alice Lord and
Mrs. Klsiber. Of Assembly Presbyterian church.
Mrs. and Miss Earle and Miss Slower, Of Western
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. John Scheffer, Mrs. Clarke Mills and Mar,
garet Sanderson, Of the First Baptist.
Miss Taylor, Misses Jennie and Bella Blank
man'for an independent table.
From MoKendree chapel, Mrs. Harkness.
From Foundry church, Miss 0'Neal.
Independent table by Mrs Kern.
M-stroet Methodist, Miss Daniel.
Mrs. 8. Kleiber. No 39l L street, was chosen as
the head Of the committee, to whom the member
can report their labors.
Tho following were appointed q committee on
concerts: Mrs, Kern. Mrs. DR.. Gurley, Mrs
| Drish and Miss Daniel.
On motion, Prof J. II. Daniel was appointed as
chairman Of this committee, and Prof. Parks wal
added.
A vote was hero taken, which decided that the
fair will be held about the middle Of Nay next.
Mrs. Kleiber requested the committee Of which
she Is the head TO meet at her residence, No. 39l
street, at IL m. on Monday next.
Rev. Mr., Metals suggested that several Of tn,
ladies solicit churches not represented here to oir
| In this good work.
The ladies present desired to express their thank
| to DR.. Gillette, Rev. 7. B. Metals and Henry
Polkinhorn, Esq., for their present aid.
| Adjourned.
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The assured rsesivs u Per ssal Of the net profits
without ineurrng any nsbiiiiy, CT In lieu thereof At
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All losses squitasiy adj ssisd and, promptly Psid.
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ESCAPE AND RECArrURE or TmKP.-Therc
was considerable excitement In and near the Sew.
enth precinct station house yesterday, between IL
and II O'Clock. The cause OF this excitement was
tho escape from the police officers Of oolored man
named VIM. Dangerfeld, then under commitment
for court, BY Justice Thompson on the charge Of
stealing q silver watch on the LIST Of March, the
property Of q colored man named Andrew Doker-
son. The prisoner, Dangerheld, being near the
front door Of the stationh ouse, while the officers
were looking after four other prisoners whom they
had in charge ally opened II, aud. boiling into
the street. ran away, with the speed Of horse run
ner. By his extraordinary efforts he 'outrun the
constables" for nearly quarter Of mile, whom,
falling down from exhaustion, the sable fugitive
from justice was overtaken. grabbed and recap
tured BY Oheer clsments The prisoner was also
pursued By Sergeant Austin and Patrolmen Brss-
nshan. He would probably have made his escape
had u not been for that unlucky fall which placed
him in tho hands Of his pursuers, who were also
much exhausted, having run after the fugitive
across Tiber creek and through the mud for con-
siderable distance. Dangerheld was brought back
TO the ststion-house handcuifed and safely lodged
In Jail at noon yesterday.
CAPIroL POLICE APPorSrNESTs.-Mr. Geo.
Y. Brown, Sergeant.at-Arms Of the Senate, and
Col. N. O. 0rdway, Sergeant. alarms Of the House
Of Representatives,, have made the following ap.
pointments to the new Capitol force, which those
officers were authorised TO create:
John W. Westfall and Col John Coughlin have
been appointed lieutenants Of the force No action
has been takeu In relation to other officers. The
priyates already appointed are: From Maine. Amasa
X. Walker New Hampshire, Col. John Coughlin;
Vermont, Stephen W. Baxter; New York, John
W. Westfallj Ohio. W. W. 0romerj Kansas, Chas.
@. Prentice; Nevada, VIM. T. Burton; New Jersey,
John eibsrsoui Massachusetts,, Capt. Stephen A.
Boyden; Minnesota, Thomas Mullen; Michigan,
WIN. Z. CREAMY Oregon, II. R. Kincaidi Illinois,
X. T. Bowersi Maryland, Charles Poffenberger; In.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 3d.. Is expected
that the commissioners appointed under an
ACT OF Congress 10 treat with hostile In.
dams will asst mble at ST Louis on the 9th
OF August for Organization and arrange
ment programme. Those now in the
Atlantic States will start for the pont of
rendezvous at once No difficulty is appre
heBdcd that the territory proposed will be
appropriated AS a permanent home for the
Indians. That portion OF it comprising the
north western section of Texas
Is cut of from the State residue by what is
called the State plains and sandy waste
The consent Of the State should these terms
be deemed necessary, can be procured at
comparative trifle. The whole expence OF
the plan of ending forever our Indian diff
culties will not exceed the cost Of carrying
on the present quasi warfare . single year
Darlington again consumed the whole
day in argument in the Surratt case.
The following circular to the District
Attorney and Msfshals, Was issued to-day !:
By direction Of the President of the Uni.
ted states, you are directed to observe with
vigilance all persons whom you may have
reasons and cause TO suspect Of combining
unlawfnlly for expeditions into the territory
OF any foreign nation, and promptly inter.
fere the authority Of the United States
when You have probability for believing
any person has violated the neutrality laws.
john M. BorcKLEY,
Acting Attorney General.
WASHINGTON, July .3l.-sMerriek CONF
mencsd On address to the jury this morn
ing In behalf Of the defense In the SurraAt
case.
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RICHMOND, July 90 This afternoon
while colored meeting was being addressed
by colored r, dical named Stevens . white
man named John W. Drescott who
IL was charged had disturbed the meeting.
and was Set upon and badly beaten. wse
rescued ny the Police, who were folio wed
TO the station house by about q 1000 negros.
The prisoner had pistol which the ne
groes charge be attempted to use in the
meeting.
a considerable number Of delegates 20 he
convention appointed by the late. count
meetings, arrived this evening.
Fl. MoSsoE. Jolly 3l.-The report that
Gen. SicA'es had forbidden The expor,A on
Of corn from North Carolina, owing TO the
shor, supply. s unfounded.
A colored man nan, named John Page,
and his wife got to eight last night in
Norfolk. The woman seized . knife and
.lunged il into her husbands breast, infl,ct.
ing wound which will probably prove fatal.
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RA1lR DADS.


Chicago, Rock Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
1867. Summer Arrangement. 1867.
frsins run by Chicago time which 10 twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 2e, 1881.
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily, lSundsys xcepted) a. follows
doing kast- LIST Mail train At. ..7 90, A. =,
90 Night express. ...s IS, ?. =,
Going west-lst. press and Mail for Newton
and Washington, ....... : .t5 A. l.
I'd. Freight tor Newton and wssh.
Arrive at Davenport daily, (Sundsys excepted
Fro. the Sect IL. Nigh. express. at. = 90. A
I'd Daily Elk Il mail. s. SO, ?. =.
From the West-1st Freight from Newton and
Washington. "A. so r. 4.
I'd, Express from Newton and
Washington. .....s 2OPu
CONNECTIONS.
AT Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
Nat Joliet with Y. 4 5. l.. X. X. for Bloom.
ington. Springfield, &C.
At LaSalIe with l. c. r. r for Dunleith. 81
Louis Cairo, &C.
At Pond Creek with C. B. 4 Q. r. r. for Bur.
iington, Keokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria during naeig atiop), with Packets
for all points on Illinois River.
Al Newton. Iowa City, and washin cson With
Western stage Co.'S Stages, for all points West
Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale and baggage checked to Prin-
cipal Eastern Cities and Towns
PA. HALL, Asst Gen. supt.
Chicago.
A. KassaLL, Asst. Supt Iowa Division.
Davenport
II. II. H,LLs. Ag't. Davenport.
Davenport. April 81, 1857.
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coMMER

Davenport Market Report.
July 81, 1887. {
fl0un-BRsr BaAHps( XXX
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 80 The mammoth new
engine At the water works was started at :
o'clock this afternoon and will run hsreaf
ter and the supply Of water which in many
portions of the city has been decidedly lin
ted will be much increased and Will no
doubt be turned to good account upon such
alarming occasions as that OF last Sunday
night, by which "A fire in the finder boxes of
the West Division destroyed over 500 600
worth OF property and rendered homeless
over one hundred families. This disaster
was owing To a considerable extent TO the
lack OF water
The citizens Of the West Division held a
meeting this evening to consult in regard
tn organizing a ipint stock company for tie
purpose OF establishing a library to the lee
ture room in that porul and growing por.
tion OF our city. Mrs. Edward Fitzgibbo,-
died yesterday from the effects OF fright, on
cast )ned NJ the Milwaukee avenue fire Suni
day night.
Ii has been decided to have a grand Sol
diers' Fair in this city, for the relief OF
widows and orphans, commencing on the
second Tuesday in November.
A hrillan, assemblare of visitors in
spectcd the magnificent temple of oriental
music, st completed, ON Lssalle street.
Tie total number of draths IN this city
last week. were lao, twelve less than the
corresponding week last year.
Chicago just now occupies the position Of
Nicawber, waiting for something to turn
up"
CHICAGO, July 3l.-Adrain vanhorn, son
Of a widow lady, was yesterday afternoon
~un over by locomotive on the Michigan
Southern r. r., ana instantly killed.
Gen. Grants return to Washington yes
terdsy adds to the well founded belief that
he is opposing the removal Of Gen Sheri
dan. The President. however has stated
positively that be has decided to relieve
Gen. Sheridan, and il is agreed that all the
prelimnaries were settled st cabinet meet
ing. Gen. liza Ieock will be appoin ed conn
uander of the 9th military district
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LOUISIANA.

Gov. Throck morton Renewed.
new ORLEANS, July 30.-The following
order is in print this evening:
HEAD QUARTERS NIL. DIST.
NEW ORLEANS, July 30, 1867
Special Order No 105: A careful copsid
Grafton OF the reports OF Brevet Mai Gen.
Charles Griffin, of the United States
Army. shows that J. w. Throckmortop.
Governor of Texas, is an impeachment
TO the reconstruction OF that State under
the lsw, he is therefore removed from Office
+ NJ Pearce is hereby appointed Governor
of Texas in place OF J. w. Throckmorton.
removed. He will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
BY command Of Maj Gen P II. Sheridan:
(Signed) G L. kARrsurr, A. A g.
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ST. LOUIS, July Sl.-An Onshs dispatch
says the Indians are concentrating ct ID.
base Of Wind River mountain, near the
Sweet~ater. A private letter TO General
DO sc says the Indians are daily attacking
the trains. ard oil the travel from Green
River to Fl. Sauden is stopped
The export Of assayed bullion from Me-
vads last week was &22l 900. Crude bull
ion received for assay amounted to Ga, las
ounces.
The report Of the contemplated gen sra
attack by the Indians between Julesburl
aud Denver is not considered reliable.
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LATEST news
RT TELEGR.1PH,
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

Nrw YORK, July 3o-An Injunction was
issued by Judge Lot. restraining the Quar-.
antine Commissioners from isking any por-
ton Of co.ey l. and FOR the Board station.
There IRE 81 deaths IN Brooklyn LAST
week. ilclu5iDg nineteen from cholera.
A voung nan n4nisd Bowen was arrest
e ID lsrooAiyn, ci. rged with fCfglag BIS
iatheis cheek 81 $500,
ia e hinlchield hts denied he notion
to yac4te tat gt,st.sto.Dt ag.ihs, emo y
stevenson, qnsrtermAster ol transpor all ID
iu the rebel army. II is also alleged that
he defrsuded the United States Government
81 a million dollars in conveying 10 and
selling in New York 5000 bales Of cotton =
A letter from Monterey says Lopez, who
BETRAYED Macmillan, has been arrested by
the Governor Of Oaxaca, and will be exc
cuted.
Henry Williams, charged with the late
double murder at AscutDeyv Vile, VI, under
went preliminary examination yesterday,
and was committed on the charge OF mur
der in the first degree, on the evidence oil
the little daughter OF the murdered couple.
On his way to jail an effort was made by
the excited cnpwd to hang him, bu, the 20
lice were TOO viglant and he was safely
conducted to jail.
The 7rttune's Florence correspondence
says that The present Prime Minister kaiazi
rs no. Ms uucpnditioal n champion for com
plere separation between church aud state
AS his pred. cessor, Ricasoli.
/ Garibaldi is exceedingly annoyed at the
/ attempt nude 10 cross he Romrn frontier
! lie still remains on the Continent 10 hopes
of assistance in the solution OF the Roman
/ question. He has given arms and mon
\ ~ that A,szz vi bad seut. The programme:
was that the Romans should commence aud
that Italians outside should assist them by
means of IA second Miorcalt expedition.
bur too many were let into the secret and "a
lew icrment excited 10y Nh ex Minister who
thought 10 raise the laurel crown for him
sell but Jailed
GaribAldi's angry letter to the Gazette d.
Torono, has raised storm about his head
but he declares that he and his friends ia
tend TO figh, Tor the possession of the Capt.
tai OF ltaiy and he i'll keep his word
New YORK, July 3l.-The Times Co
lumbia, s. O., special says; Gen. Sickl.l
was last night informed Of an assault coin
United upon Hon. VIM. J. Armstrong ant
your correspondent, and tel,grsphed e
General Barton for particulars. Detsi
we're sent him, and this mornings orde
came TO transfer the assailsnts 10 Charles
ton. where they will be srraigned before
military commission.
The Tribune's apeciai says: II is rumor
ed here that Sir Frederick Bruce and Mr.
Seward have been trying 10 agree upon
plan Of cession Of British American Pos
sessions adjacent TO Walrussia in the settle
ment Of the Alabama claims.
The Surratt case will hardly reach tn
jury this week.
Y At the auction sale Of Scranton coal to
day, Sc, 900 IONS we're sold at . decline o
25 cents per ton on large sizes. Ston,
ton.
PLArrsBuRo. July 3l.-A lady nance
Ellen Kirk was instantly killed this morn
ing by her dress catching on the coupling
Of The main shaitin Gregory & Co.'S wool
en- mills.
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INITIALS IN CoLoRs AND PLAIN. snVEHAi.
New Styles for Note Paper snd knye,opess
stationery Store.
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ONO.

CINCINNATI. July Sl.-Tho American
Dental Association commenced its 7,h On.
nual CONVEX ton yesterday, in thls city
About Is delegates present.
An aged woman arrived here from Indi
annapolis . few days ego, to search for q
daughter whom she had heard nothing oil
for eighteen months The Investigation
ended in the discovery that her daughter
vac the unidentified young woman Who was
, ,Ssn dead in an alley here in February
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ILLINOIS.

sASpSien, J.ly Between 70 and 4
Q crack this A. NJ, the store Of G,esnsm.,,
'nomas. hardware merchants Of th;s .,,n =
was broken into. The burglar. sn ,.,s s"y'
taking light Of glass GU, 81 iron, w. os
Loss estimated at irom $500 TO sana W"
slsiing Of cutlery, plated ware, fl.. -, .'">
No clue has yet been found to the bur.,.,.
- was suPpoeed they took The early n"r" !.
Ing tsain Tor Chseago.
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Parents. Road this Important letter.
you ARE INTERESTED IN ITS CONTENTS

Middlstown. Ind. April 80. 60.
M. N. l.. DupIap writes; | do not know
that Bulls Worm Destroyer needs sny more
recotpme ndsticns than II has already attained
BY its own merits. but will state that my little
son. aged about three wears. was severely at
fosed by very high fever. throwing him into
SPANS or moro properly hts, lasting from half
an honr to one and . hat hours; at the same
time The child has very strong symptoms OF
worms. Ny ply sician- one Of the best in this
pert Of the country exhausted al his skill aud
The Nstesis Nedica 70 expcl this worma. end en-
tircly failed 70 bring any. ] thought John
hull could do it, and gave the child the contents
Of three boxes, In triple doses. night and morn.
Jog. with happy results. The child has not had
. spaam Tor over three months, aud instead Of
the bloated mass that he was, he 10 now well
and hearty. John Bull did ~
You're Nulv,
N. L. DurLlx
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CxND IN YOUR PAPERS AND hA0AAlSAs
- to b boend In any ssyle. At . ar,coa,
Near P0se O6hes.
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r.. III. MAZEN, N. H.,
Physician anu Surgeon.
IN CONNECTION WITH TIE GENERAL
4 prsctc- special attention paid to the diseases oil
the eye, ne ear. the kidney- aud the pelvic organs
Once. Davenport, 70 Bsady street. two door- south
OF the Davenport Nattnna, Bank. jys-du
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Cincinnati Market,

Telegraph July 81.
Flour-Dull and prices lower; family $500
IL. 90.
wheat-Du'l. and prices loo lower; closing
et l.SS for No. red; and 2.lc@2.ls fol
white.
Corn--Dsll, IS.
Oats bull, 10 for new IS for old
Rye--Irregular; lower At l.lU@i.ls.
Whisky Unchanged
Cotton-Easier 25Q25k for middling.
Lard bull.
Buttes-U nchaoeed.
Cheese-UnchanRed.