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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

TWomen have much hner l,,l S',,Se ,,S.,,
81, ~. Le,utifnl than men. They are
y, NV ' far the safer umpires IN matters ,',L,,
-; " nrm,rety and grace. a i' nleie
" III n ci,l will be thinking and Wit,
ing about the beauty "l uliuS 'i,,,,inr anu
A. a,wr,s. while her brother Is Io'olhE :
,bs nests and destroying the Hover
gardens.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09
4 Thrilling Adventure

II was about the year lSOo 'naI !,
,,t,laJ in Nnwinia, near the helIa"ha =
.rHs. The country, at that tlhle M"S
an nubroken wilderness. bul IeN
settlements were made by 'Il' " n,,'S' 'I,,n
and they were 50 far apart as i" '';,
dor vain all hopes n aSHiHIaI'Ct g! !"
ease Of an attack from noS'Ii' Il'i'''i,, ni ,i,,
nriuhborhood. | ilyod there "'o','
n,,tI ,,y wife for several months ''''-
mnlpsted, and 10y dmt ol PrrHI'N ''''''I' ''.''.',
then young aud hearty Ia" >''o,' ~, ,I,o
ed in masking quite 'I'i'I !.I lug, 7,,.'' ~ and
forest "''''" l,'',' ','' abundant Weld.
ourmorning. after we ha""lNP'''i.
= .5 our Lumhlr meal, and just tI'P''
/ ed to venture forth upon my "'.u,
\ toned routine ot Labor, my '',''''0,
Z WAS arrested 10y the nnNtiiiG Oh co"
i bell in the coInilrI". ,..,,, oov i
: "Therc," said my WIFE, '''e co" =
. in the 60 nfeld." ,,,
i But the ear OF the nack"oo'.s'''',' a,
g becomes by education very aIUle' e. e.
nrriaIly so from the fact that MS S'l,t ,,.
y ~ o,ten depends upon the hice '"lI
n votiou of that sense. was ''o' '''''N
/. deceived. | listened; ,4 lne 7 'n, im r..
IS was repeated. THAT Sa'u l. i" NV, ~
a nly TO my wiIe'S remark; was w,
II the tiul,le of a bell upon the herh u, o'
~. q COW but il decoy from some lha'"l'
~ who wishes to draw me INTO all an
III
Of relieving this to be the case t"o'
~ down my olu iiiuT y ~ .t,In can
". tiouSly around the heln iowa ,5 - - :,
,nt SPOT from which the SOUND See'''e" !
~s mroreed.
in As suspected, there IN a ciunip =
-, hrShps rrouched an Indian, Walli"
,ht for me to answer his decoH ne,l' 'm' n'
,sn he might send a fatal puIlel 10 "
,ar heart, | approached without "'Sov,
her ering myself to MN uiism IL M
her shooting distance. then I"lSeI I 81, ~
On. niece and fired. Inc plliie' SPS" w ,,, -,
nd to IT'S mark, and the lndlah zen we"
naJ Not knowing but that ne I'lSn.
nod accompanied by Others le'Si nn -,
of. with all speed to the cauIli' anu H. n
VI w: frmlv barricaded the door,
the watched all daS ,or SuT M Tn a,
ph W tho d,nrer and seeming hopele'
lore " Of my situation. | discover
lhe- IL IL had but one load left, and
M'acNeu .Eo;r ~ mower. put it il
inia t,re'S "l,at ~ -, ard then waited for {
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09
The soutnern Pine Woods
mn ,he Gaine.rlIle. lMIss.l s,arl

From the Gainesville. OIiss s'arI
If has not been customary hitherto
in estimating the resources ol ono
South. to attach any Value u nv
nine forests which extend IRON lhe
Mssissjppi 10 the Atlantic and loo
or 9oo miles northward from the Gun.
A few saw mills on the rivers, le"
srhoonprs engaged in carrying lumber
to market. few barrels OF taf' anu
still less turpentine, told the wllole
story for the business OF a tract oi
cnnntry extensive enough for small
empire. .,.,.,,
The minds of the people were occu-
MED with two all absorbing IDEAS
One was TO get many" nlgGers III
order TO make large crops OF COTTON
l tho other TO make spleudid crops OIL
t cotton in order to buy more ing
gers" :.., f,ros+s
T. waved in the wink, making music Vi
; a melancholy sort, ana almost uhoro
It ken solitude. But @. late change
e is coming over the spirit % our dream,
l. his Sleepy Hollo" IT ours SHOWS
Sims of waking up. Jhe country near
II tine mouth of the Paeco-oula, llNel -
II Live with saw mills and 1ieetS Oh
OF srhoopers carrying tie products Oh
tn the mills to market. Here, on ihe
he Pearl. as well as at EalIous oIhel
Ell uointS along the coast. the same pus,
iN iness is carried Oh with energy, anu
II, with evident profit to all VINO engage
in it. on+iro
zen works. in successful operation at lhlS
an nloce Indicate the beginning OF ne"
.ad era for the pine woods. Owing 10 d
vas deficiency in the capacity OF the ooiiei
llI connected with the steam ehgiiie,
his only five of the ten retorts can 50 ldl
OF no kppt AT work at the same time
to and the daily product Of these ron
the two cords and a halt OF ia pine "ooo @
is sixtv gallons OF pure spirits OF ''l
oW' u4ntipe. eight barrels OF TAR, AM
was t,,puty barrels of Charcoal AheS'
ude results will be doubled as soon "S
say now boilpr can I've obtained. we VII
sac derstand the propnetorS OF lne O
10y Enlistment. johnson y Outlet col
uoh sidprt their experiment success AN
OF a doubrIess many others, seeing ln'
tely +%e risl, of testing this business NJ
WITH been taken by others, VII, now tli'
'and there is no longer any FISK cohheCt'
lcltt with il. engage largely III II anu
4 81 shall soon see at all convenient d
,rnrssib)p points. turpentIne "oI'
nan. 't;.-ir,inr the nine knots and the det
eyes t,,,,s i'+n +uIuputine and tar, Wh
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

,.., I,r+ Il, fprmiued to sell
{" ,.c 1oa,l,,
my IitT H".,+i,ioss anxiety waited .
r II" anthnIa At length ! saw
at 'lle Po',"E, e,on, the shadow of the
'i''iI l''i,Ia '" ""j advance across the open
...e 1!'n .o,rord %" nv cabin. One two
S'o'''u ''~ oraat heaven, six stalwart
-'ni''- Ii.1', aT-io"d tn tlr. teeth and urged
il'',I"', = a. Ln'a ~, Of revenge. and alone
VI: ~ ,m nharoe of powder to oppose
th',n M,,m '' N, ease was desperate, Indeed
Va, w, ~ nnicL and stealthy steps, III
W u" ,;rnIa ffIp thev approached and
cloHe % Si,,-d ',im5ndI in few yards Of the
were "'aL" ',Lon a slioht movement OF
nous, r,,n.ard " nv ! Indian changed the posi-
NV '"i W +Ln six. so that portion OF
tnn ti"" side Of each was uncovered.
'"r Tltar I, were in range. and one ann
onid nnJ' cover all. Quick as thought
ou," ;ad and fired. As the smoke
i; n1 "ia' owav.I could hardly credit
| clta,eu NV senses showed me as the re
% "la' T'S NV. shot, The fifteen slug
: ";th which | had loaded the m'tsNe E,'
y had done their work well; hNe Oh VI
!" n"' 10 Indians lay dead upon the ground
} nd SIN 'tiL' the SIXTH had disappeared.
e ''''', tlth,ngh no enemies were now
!. Lnt ! Iid not venture out unit
y y rnsr'i noruiua, There lay tine bodies
~ ,he five Indians uudistEioeo' wiz
e Two rife OF the ether. Securing u
:, ~ orms orn and ammunition of the iaIIt
u ailns Ii,''s '' I followed up the bloo'
o. trail of the missing one uli'il l ','. Ie't
t is .d lS'l the he river, beyond which point
rs Is eu ,,d W. discoyer no trace whatev'
~ ~ From the amount of blood Mni
he marked his trail, together with
rnmistakable evidence thaI ne Il
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09
q. ..,1ol,me- - said a very polite ira

Madame" said a very roIlte !ral VA :
velrr to testify old landlauy, I'M II !
see proper TO help myself to thls y. milk
istbere any impropriety III 1t -.
al don't know what YOU mean ou'
i,,nu mean to iusinuate that there Is
nnythiur nasty in that milk, III siE,
ynn IN understand you've struck 'n' nt'
wong house! There amt nrSl Ii na.'
:, -, tor rs soon ~ Martha Ann to,' TO-,
me- the cat WAS drowned III the MI = ;.
v,ur right straight and StraiI'" u
. ny,r." The young man lail''"'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

this animal, such
YELLOW WA
TER, II BAVEs'
COU rs, Dis
TEMP f RE.
VERs, FOUNDER
LOSS OF Ape
Tire AND VITAL
ENERGY, &c. les
use improves the
Wind, increases
the appetite gives
n sm Doth and
glossy skinAand
transforms n 9
miserable skeletoi
A0raa
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-03-09

4 little gnl thus tells what
- ~ =. ma.tiu": " Mother, nd
such a smart minister. lie STAN
and pounded and made such a nj
and hv and 10y lie got So mac
came out cf the pulpit and shoc''
sst At the folks. aud there wasn't
npe dared to eoup aud tight hn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Oct. "A Washington special
saJs \ company of troops left last nigh,
in response to call on the war depart
ment by the ircsdmens bureau for Barbour
county, Weat Virginia, fos the prcservs-
ton of peace.
The public debt statement will be delayed
owing to the nonsrcceipt of returns until
Saturday, bat the balance has been made
up and show but little or no reduction.
The internal revenue colecto: for the 9TH
district has reported to the treasury de-
partner: shat he had besn prevented by
force from investigating the condition Of
certain distilleries in his district. The
United States Marshall has been directed
to furnish force TO aid the collector in en-.
forcing the laws.
Two houses belonging to Mr.. Townsend
were burned in Springfield, Illinois, yesteT.
day. The loss was about 5000.
A foul murder was committed Monday
evening about six miles north Of Molier,
H.. Mrs. Frank Hall, aged about fifty
years, was found dead in her room by her
son, she having nearly every rib broken
and evidently having been chopped with an
axe. Her husband WAS arrested for the
crime.
In . gale on Sunday portion Of the roof
cfthe Lake crib was blownAway. The wates
works were not injured.
Patrick Kinzlls, . sailor on the schooner,
c Z. Trowbridge WAS struck on the head
by boom, near South Msnitou Island and
knocked overheard. His body Was not re-
covered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
WASHINGTON.

WAsHiNGToN, Oct IA letter received
NJ the Office o. Indian Affairs, signed by tie
head chief OF the Usage Indians, stating
their desire to remain on friendly terms
wiih the United States Government.
Secretary Seward, at the request Of the
Dutch Minister. sent n circular to the may
ors of the principal cities asking for copies
of all the laws. regulations and ordinances
for the preservation or improvement of the
sanitary condition Of our cities. This and
all relative information Is required by the
Netherland Government.
The Secretary of the Treasury has this
day issued the following
Notice is hereby given that the Assistant
Treasurer al New York is prepared and has
been instructed 10 issue three per cent. Ger
tifita.es as authorized by net Of Congress,
approved March %, 1867, in denominations
of 5000 and $4,000 each, in the redemp.
ton CT compound interest notes maturing
in October and December next The sc
crucd interest on all notes presented for sueh
redemption will be- paid in CURRENCY.
The Navy Department will incorporate Il
limited number OF engineers into the regu-
lar service: Persons who have served less
make srpicatien ior examination, stating
their age and forwarding letters If recon
incubation. Tie Board OF Examination is
III session IN Philadelphia.
The receipts frcm internal revenue to-day
were 81 $500 The aggregate receipts for
September were Sl3,0Co,0Uc.
Brevet Major Gen. Jae. A. Hsrdee, In
specior General, has been ordered to Fort
Larned. kansas, on special service. Brevet
Major Geo. Clark has been assigned TO duty
US chief commissary of the division of Mis-
souri, al 81. Louis. relieving Brevet Brisadier
Gen. l.. J Hsines, who reports to General
Sherman. Brevet Colonel j. Mel TAYLOR
has been ordered to report to Gen. Hs!leck
The committee appointed by members 81
the Bar las, August to investigate the diff
Guilty between Alr Bradley and Judge Fish.
er, arising cut Of the Surratt trial, reported
at the adjourned meeting to-day. The re.
port quotes from Blackstonc's Commen,a
rics 80 show what constitutes contempt
and declares that Bradley should have had
an opportunity for explanation. Three
Judges are required to admit, and certainly
ore could not expel an attorney The re.
port recommends the adoption of q resolu
ton declaring the order Of Judge Fisher
striking Mr Bradley's name from the roll
null and void. The second resolution suthor
ICES the chairman to present the report o.
the committee to the Court.
Some weeks ego other members Of Tho
Bar passed resolution sustaining Judge
Fisher.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
IOWA..

CLINTON, Oct. g. A formsl opening Of
the State Fair WAS made yesterday After
noon. President Melendy's address was
listened to with great interest, and was IN
admiral y arranged and we'll considered ss>
say upon the dignity and Importance Of ag>
riculturAl labor. II will be published by
the Society. The roll Of committees was
then called, and vacancies fills3. The come
mittee examinations will commence this
forenoon.
There were 10 competitors 10 ths plows
ing match yesterday morning, each Of whom
was required to pillow l Of On acre. The
time vsrisd from 16 to AZ minutes. jolt
Reed, Of Malta. Illinois, took let premium !;
Robt. Brownie, Of Scott county, lows. 2nd,
and VIM. Pool. Dixon. illinois, Sd. The
premium for gang pillow and pillow for old
ground was awarded to Skinner, Briggs &
Mead, Rockford, Illinois.
The total number Of entries last night
was over 1000, and $50 Of which are
horses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

CHICAGO, Oct. IA man seized a mack
age of money containing nine hundred dol.
lars in the Treasury Bank opposite tee Op-
era House, this afternoon and attempted 10
make off with il. Amer a short but charm
race the robber was overhauled and lock ed
up.
Rev. Dr.. Tiffany Of the Grace N. E,
Church in this city 10 about to remove 10
New Brunswick
The ladies of bic church gave him q fare
we'll socisble this evening.
There were 81 deaths in Chicago last
week.
No cases Of cholera has been reported for
the week.
Brown George and Running Mate 70
against Msgouseler and Dan Voorhees, 10.
morrow for stake OF five hundred dollsrs.
at the Dexter park.
The Common Council last evening pass
ed resolution in opposition to the Com
mittee to extend the Inequalities Of Chics
60 to Gen. Sheridan.
The Journals Decatur special complains
that everything about the State Fair is in a
very backward state and that confusion
and dissatisfaction are therefore universal,
The Society. il is asserted, has done itself
great injustice in making preparations for
the greatest exhibition ever held in Illinois.
In stock. farming implements, the display 10
epoken o: as especially fine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

NEW YoRK, Oct. 2.-World's Washington
special says: A dispatch dated Montgom>
cry, Ala. states that at the election which
commenced 10 that State to-day, on the
quo ,tion of calling State convention, the
negroes were out in full force, and in the old
Montgomery Congressional District they
will have several thousand majority. Gen.
Swayne, who is reconstructing Alabama in
his own interest for the Senate estimates
the negroes majority At 10000 in the State
diminished considerably in Nicaragua.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, owing to the iu>
adequacy Of her income has been obliged 10
offer for sale some $45 900 worth Of Jewels
and dresses. Mr.. w. Ii. Brady, cog Broad>
way has the articles for sale.
A petition has been filed with Judge
Bla.chford asking that the Memphis, Elpa>
so and Pacific Railroad Company be com.
PEELED to 60 into bankruptcy. This is tho
first case relative to invo untary bankrspi>
cy on the part ofs corporation under the
new law.
Gen. Grant has issued another retreach.
ment order, by which the price Of commu
ted rations, which has for several years
been one dollar, is reduced to fifty cents,
0iiu COtuulutatiou lvI vuatteis WuiCu WAY
formerly SIS per month, is now reduced to
nine dollars. This stroke Of economy re-.
duces the pay and allowance Of detached
soldiers on duty in Washington Gel per
month.
r. n. r. Hunter is in Washington after
par don, and the President has concluded to
grant it. as the application is strongly
backed. Onc Of its cnioreers is VIM. II.
Seward.
The National Republican Executive Com
mi,tec have agreed upon Chicago as the
place for tho National Republican Conven,
ton.
The steam mill Of Sherman Bros, Brook.
Ign, was completely destroyed by Gre last
evening. Loss 100000 /; fully incurred.
The New York and Brooklyn officers
dwelling house, adjoining, was also de>
stroyed. Loss $4,000 insured.
Gen. Sheridan has accepted the invitation
Of Gov. Fenton to visit Albany.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
BUSINESS CARDS.
"a - sssrvCKEI Dentist.

OFFICE. MERwfN's BLOCK. PERRY ST.
DAVENPORT. IOWA. WITH FACILITIES IN
~ surpassed. added 10 the experience OF more than
weufy yssrs iopes 10 merit lar sbsre OF patron
ACE ye-dsk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

Brmsilcy's Duplex Elliptic Sktrs.
VyERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
Y when in us. 10 occupy sniall space-na
king the most A greeahle SKIRT won. In all
six.- Of Wholesale and ketnil by
kEUDL a CAIlAnT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

ST.. Lorrs. Oct. Tho safe Of tho agent
az the Merchants Union Espress, at
Brownsville. Nebraska. was robbed last
nirh, ~ about $4,000. No clue to the
ro,bery has been obtained. Ono package
Of T.. 100 was dropped By the robbers and
secured.
The Crow Indians refuse 10 meet the
Peace commissioners at Fert Laramie IN
November
Ons thousand pounds Of bullion we re.
cc-tlv .hirpcd from Gold Hill. Nevada.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
~ ~
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-The Touring mill Of
Bond and Polk, eight miles north Of VIM
cennss, on the Evansville end Crawfords.
vile Railroad, was destroyed by Ere yestes-
day. An immense quantity Of wheat was
burned. Loss 100000.
A fire at London, o., on Monday, de-
stvoyed Loland's warehouse, Democrat
Office, Thomas 4 Bros grocery, and Child's
boot and shoe store. Loss between $50, /.
600 and 100000 insured for about one>
half
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
virginia.

LONDON, Sept so.-Evenine.-lt b n.
ported on the continent that Napoleon has
addressed letter to the sovereigns Of the
South Germsn States on tho subject OF
their relations with Pruseis, and that In THE
note the French Emperor after calmly dis.
cussing the last circular Of the Prussian
Cabinet, urging the Germans 10 form a uni.
~, asks the southern potentates to pledge
themselves not to pass the Maine and i'm.
merge their countries in the new confedeSa.
ton Of the Forth.
RicuMoSp, Va, Oct. lin the United
states Circuit Court To day the council for
the party charged with detrauding the rev.
enuc If the tax on whisky, moved to quash
She indictment because the Federal Courts
being OF limited jurisdiction, cannot take
coenizance of any crime not expressly de-
clared so by act Of Congress.
Ilcre was heavy frost here last night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
ILLINOIS,.

DECATUR, Oct. 2.-The total number Of
entries in the State Fair up to 6 o'clock
last evening reached very near 1900. The
attendance yesterday was not large, owing
to the dust which renders the grounds and
roads leading to them very dissgreesble.-
To-day, however, being the most important
ofths fair, large attendance 10 anticipated.
The entry receipts up TO last evening
amounted TO e4,60O.
The trot yesterday afternoon between g.
year elds who never bes. 2:45-purse 800
best two in three won BY Ida Nay in
two straight heats, time 2:4l, 1881
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
LUSE 4 GRlGGS,
No. IS Perry st.. have on hsnd
inser 3 NewtoE's Artists Materials.
LUSE l. CRICGS,

NO. So PERRY STREET.
Biad any Magazines Or Paper
In varioas styles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
TENNESSEE.

EVANSVILLE, Oct There was o slight
frost this morning.
shThe new Mayor and City Council were
installed into Office to day. J. r. Allen
was elected Presiden, of the board OF Alder
men, and A. B. Shanklanj OF the Council.
Judge II. Nj. Bricu administered the oath OF
Office.
Chancellor Harrison has made no response
to the petition cfthe city authorities Ter sn
niun ,.ion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
MASSACHUSETTS,

Bosrov. Oct. IA fire this morning ie.
atroyed the buildings on SargeDts " ha'f
occupied by the Boston Linseed Company,
those loss with building will reach $780,
900. Also the building occupied by Il e
Bay Stale sugar refinery. The latter estsb
lishment vas owned by Messer Il Tilloison
valuable machinery. oil Of which 10 es,ima.
ted at $4,000. The losscs were mostly
covered by insurance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis. Oct. There were two close.
~ contested races at Laclede course TO-DAY
In the first race. mile heats, free for Ali. for
four hundred dollars, Chicamaeua took he
nrst heat in l:4oa. Maggie Mccarthy won
the two next haas and she race in 1:4a3
and 1881.
GAIT. CANADA, Oct. IA large block Of
ssorcs on Main street were deoexoyel b.
DIRE this forenoon. Loes, o31, 0,O.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
COLORADO.

Denver. Oct. 1.-The Territorial Audi.
Cor reports the official canvass Of the late
election in Colorado a. follows: Council, 8
Republicans and Democratic, and ono 10
dependent Republican House, l6 Reput>
leans and 10 Democrats. Il 10 not known
how the State question stands in the Leeie
lature, - Il VAS net sgilatsd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

HsrmssIey.s Ipapiex Elliptic skirt.
VERY FLExIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
when in use TO occupy a email space ma
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In all
sircs, at wholesaie nad Retail BY
q = STREEPER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

GALA CHER Il ssENNERAY,
A TToRNEYs AND CouSsELogs At LAW
"A Conveysneer. Office Is icCiaire tow mp Stair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
NEWS
BY TELEGR.1PM,
NEW YORK.

TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

Hamilton, Canada. Oct. 1.-The large
mercantile establishment of Buchanan 4
Co, stopped paymen, yesterday. The firm
of Adam and Charles Hope Of Hamilton.
and Isaac Richardson Of Montreal, branches
OF this firm, are not effected.
OTTAWA. Oc. LIT is officially announ.
ced that Parliament will meet Nov. 9th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

~ Recommendatorv notices mighs be much
extended, bus it is needless, because really but
one theme is the burden Of them oil, and their
general spirit IL combined in the above.
Nearly all First Class Druggists and Grocers
can supply these Celebrated Extrscts in their
various sizes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

LUSE 4 GRIGGS,
No. Is Perry st.. near Post ONCE.
VIII stamp your lnlteals In Cels
oFs ana Plaan oa Nose Paper an4
Eavelepes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

NOZZLE. Oct. Tho election on the
Convention question commenced to day,
with the following result: Mobile county.
$50 blacks. 6 whites; Mobile city. 1899
blacks. 26 whites Total, 3,0e9 blacks and
81 whites. The election passed of quietly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
Joseph Burnett 4 C0.,s|

10 known il il unnecessary to speak OF its stand
ing. We ask your: attention to the. following
evidences Of the truth Of our statements.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
MINNESOTA.

Roc#r.rrs, Oct. The Minnesota State
Fair cpcned Yesterday, and promises 70 DO
the most successful ever held in The State.
La., evening the entries numbered sbous
l.ooo Hors and farming implements srs
the chief attraction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA fire this after
noon destroyed the buildings of the Butch
ers Hide Association and several dwelling
houses in Noble street above Eleventh
Loss about $4,000; mostly insured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
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