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MEXICO.


The Iadias Afrocities-Juarcz Fails 70 0ead
Relief.
MsRpA. MsxIco. Oct I.
Via HAVANA, Oct 90 1881.
yssrss has not yet sent the thsussaa mes which
we're urgently demanded TO stop The Iadao atrocities
The tribes have united.
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IRELAND.

The Fonian Treason Trials.
DUBLIN, Oct. 80, 1867.
The trial Of the prisoners indicted yesterday will com.
msncs before the Special Commission on Thursday,
whom the challenging Of the jury will commence
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the PRESS rsLrcsAM.

Arrival or tho Sioux Pence Makers at
Larausie-An Indian Chiefs Contempt for
Ignorant Whites-Attacks By Indians ON
Boats and Railroads.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20. 1857.
Omaha Dispatches ray that . messenger has arrived
q Fort Laramie with thirty Sioux WARRIORS who favor
peace The head promise 70 b 1t Fort Laramie on
the 10th d November
Chief White Cloud has sent word by Governor HuAt,
Of Colorado. that there 10 NO in the government
sending any ignorant to negotiate with him. but
with Governor Hunt or somebody who understands the
Indian question he will treat upon liberal terms re-
nnQulsh all claims TO the Plains and remove to the
extrsmo North. Governor Hunt win 20 70 Fort Lara.
ms BY the way Of white Clouds camp and sndsavor
70 make terms with him
nest Of seven Mackinaw boats arrived q Omaha
from For Benton on Monday. The Indians attacked
the boats below Yellow Stone and killed one man.
The Indians obstruced the track Of the Union Pacific
Railroad between Antelope and Pine Bluff stations.
few days since, with view OF throwing the train on.
but workuen discovered the obstructlons and removed
them before damage was done.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Destructiou Of Z Fluno at LawPeuce.
Bosrox Oot 30. 1851.
despatch from Lawrence says the large wooden
6ums IN ths yard Of ghs Dock ain Leading froa The
canal 70 the wheels buFus this mosning and did some
mischief work oannos b resumed FOR week. - 70 10
necsssary 70 drain the canal The ether mills viu rua
70 morrow.
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THE ARMY AND NAVY
The Array.

AProrSrnBSr 0nHsAL rHoHAs' sFAYS.
General Thomas has announced thas Brsves Colonel
Alfred L. H0ugh. Twenty eighth United States nansry
has been assigned alds-ds-camp mis- ssaG and viii
discharge the duties OF acting assistant adasans general
and chief commissary Of mustsrs.
oESrnNUB 0v COURT MARTIAL.
First Lieutenant Theodore Kendall, Thirty third
United states infantry, tried By court at
New York city the charge OF dlsobsdenos Of orders
and dessrtion was found guilty Of disobsdisscs Of
orders and absence without leave and sentenced 70 be
b confined 70 the limits OF tho post whore his company
may DO serving for the same period and 70 be rspr-
manded 10 general orders By the department COM
mander.
HoHoRABLy DIgHAR0KD
First Lsutsnapts p r. Skinner Eighteenth infantry.
and L. n Denote, Twenty eighth infantry, have
signed. and Colonel Salisbury, additional paymasusr,
honorably discharged and mustered out
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yHr PRESS TELEGRAM.
Fire At Cuyanogn Falls.

Fire at CMynhOGM Fails.
CLEVELAND, Dot. 80, 1857.
The Phen,x Paper Mills nj Cuyahegs Falls, owned BY
Hanford 3 Yeoman destroyed by 6re to-day. The
loss $40 o00 which there t2 900 insurance
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A.-Why Ought Phslen,e NiGhs BIseaeas
CERKUe recommended BY all the Temperance soof6
tiess Because however much Il you
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CANADA.

Proposed Amaigamssien OF the Commercial
Bank with Another.
MoxrssAr, oct. 30, 1907
Az meeting Of the shsrsholdsrs Of the Commercial
BAak yesterday was decided 70 recommend the re-
sumption Of ths bank BY smslgamatns u with some
other banking institution and apply 70 Parliament 81
che nsxt session Tor power 70 Dc %.
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NEW YORK.


The steamship Amsterzhu Ashore at Mon-
taWk Psint, BreAsn 20 Fleece.
EAn HAyfsop, L. L, OCT. 20, 1901
O'clock z. n
The British ssssr,ship Amsterdam. from Malaga,
loaded with fruit which wsns ashore last vssk y
nonsaut Pom. sss broken 70 yso>s ia the eorn Of
YESTERDAY
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Tho Vote In Macon-No Whites votiug,>
MACON, Oct 30, 1857.
The election to-day was remarkably quiet. No whites
participated up 70 six O'Clock this afternoon Fourteen
hundred and sixteen votes have been cast. three Of
which are white.
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Tho Navy.

Acting Assistant Surgeon Lorsnso Traver ordered 70
the coast survey steamer Corwin.
RKs0NAuoH.
Second Assistant Engineer r. W. Bassstt has resigned
DnrACHnD.
Lieutenant Commander VIM Whitehead has been Dc.
tached from the $500 and placed waiting orders
Acting Ensign s. H. Howell 10 detached from the wash
ingon Navy Yard and granted leave OF absence Acting
Assistant Surgeon Isaiah Bowling has been detached
from NE Coast Survey steamer Corwin aud placed
waiting ordorR
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Arrest 10 Boston On = Charge OF Forgery g
the Amount Of $4,000.
Bosrox Oct. %. 1857.
A young man. lately employed CLERK large
mercantile house In this oty 10 under arrest on susp
cion Of forging the OF the 0rm checks 70 the
amount OF $4,000, which he used In purchasing gold
on speculation.
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At ToULoN.


SPECIAL TElscAAms 70 TINE NeAlu
Sailing Of the sscs.A Rsnaa Expsditioaary
Fleet-A Fierce Of ARTILLERY At ssa-ArrivaI
ToULoN, Got ESP. n.
The second French hest, which had just
arrived from the North and was detained here
by adverse weather. has followed in the wake
Of the ilrst and left port for the Roman waters.
A force Of artillery has also sailed.
Troops are still pouring in here from DIFF
fsrsnt stations Of the military departments.
A Naval CsnscriptIon-Trseps Still Pouring
TouLoS. Oct 20, 1867.
The imperial CONSUMPTION for sailors for the
French navy has been resumed here and In
al the other maritime quarters and districts
Of France.
The railroad ID still engaged in bringing In
troops from different points to augment the
Italo-Roman expeditionsry force.
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To rnysIciMna er the Homeopathic scheei. =
man q several yeers practice In AuepAhy end more ~
ssny o. nns ye.rs e.psrsnce 70 hoo.1eahy w'shss g
snvirons Who hes large ncrsssns praoce The hsse
references both Ia this CITY and in Boson Addrcs heds
ltaion a M
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Wreck 81 . Schooner Near Port Maitland.
DurHvIis Oct 40, 1881.
The schooner n. ,. Merrck, loaded with vhs. a.
went ashore above Port Maitland last night II w. sup
posed that she will b got "a without much dauv,gs.
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Hyess,s I.lfe BsIsa.s. : Rhy .gs! isn. .NsHral-.
Evil KrysIpe4. old ulssss san esum, Dyspepsa, Lysr
ssr HT2rrs LIFg BALsIS durine shs swSnsy yesrs 4
never failed any whish could - reached q Uei
cine. u bottle Sold ~ druggists. Dspst ~ 0rana
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0s.G. IL. y W "A Fimid:-uaprss s1csse4
house cleaning sem ~ al xrsoers depot, -
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General Pope Orders tho Polls 10 Be Kept
Open Until Saturday Night-Additi0aal Re.
turns
AUGUSTA. Ca, Oct 90. 1857.
General Pope has issued orders 70 the regtstrasiou
boards 70 keep the polls open sl n. Saturday.
N extension OF two days.
returns Of the nst and second days indicate that
the convention would have been defeated had the
time been extended Il 10 now regarded certain that
tho question will b carried. The conservatives gen.
orally throughout the State have taken part In the
election, which 10 passing on quietly The city and
county vote to-day was $50; for two days, 2el6
Lagrangs-Ths vote for two days 10 about I, 900
Only four whites have voted.
Grihhn-2ss woes were pollsd to-day Very few
whites voting
The total vote Of Atlanta and Fulton counties for two
days 1870 four fhs Ct least OF which are for con-
vsnton and ths Union reconstruction ticket
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The Very Highest Prixr. the Cresa % to
Legoa Of Honor conferred the rcpressnse q Ne
0KOvER BAk m sEWiN0 MACHINES a The Esps~
siutiou univsraelle. Paris, 1887.
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warren A. M NJ n, Fellow q The hessesnsssit1 Ned'ca1
Society," A. R pps syo nsrauotA and exhk ool0xeA
plates No one can AFFORD 70 be Without y sold ~ Tho
IN ~ IT, 20 Washington stree posssn Msss
NJ n. HOLSTER, GenarHi A<cnt nj
iss luton sxfcos New York..
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Tho Result OF the Tive Days' vOtisG In Co.
Iumbus-Twenty.avc Whites Vote.
COLUMBIA Oct 90, 1857
The result Of the two days election 10 lit votes all
OF which are for convention Only twenty i've whites
voted The number Of registrations 10 the county was
2ol0-1, 100 whites and l.700 blacks
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Ds, achenck VIII Not he PROFESSIONALLY O.
New Y0st until TCB8DAY, November ~
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C. ghell, Aysssssssy sse C.eniss: csssss
carefully prepared ED pure medAcines
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Wigs, Tespees and ,,orc,amensss I.rts.
BATgdElfyAs ). ~ baaa sf9ss
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money refunded Dr. FffLKRS Great veeetabas khsu-
matte Remedy taken inwardls References. t77N oUre9
Principal depot 70A Broadway. Positively 10 ~
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Western Banks Comforting with Eac Gov.
crnment-Rumored Division In tie Cabinet
Contradicted.
OTTAWA. ocL 90. 1897 !,
dspusasicn rsrrsssntins The wsztsrn banks arrived
hsrs today 70 ctnfsr with the ecssrnmsnL
The rumors OF division IN The Cabinet on dnsns'k
questions 80 said 70 b. entirely unfospdei
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r ss dusk ss::ss wN:ssss s,s: E:sH
MAIDEN lane. New YORK.
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Fare, Rurs, Psrs.-Why Day e15ok fer =.
Russa white Fox from ~ 10 go - 0kNfks 50 ursAa
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Gar: .- G1 s:s s:s s f B. ;sc :s
practice. Asor place
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Batcheier,s Hair Dye.-Ths ness o. sho
nsous. Factory 81 Barclay street. ~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10

IN "a Nifott. 0Mf t1or T = % The Dat0npUri
ttlonai tans.
DAVENPORT. IOWA. WITT FACILITIES y
~ -ur,'i -ed. AL / to the ,xp-ricnce 4 mme h ~
Sents years, hopes 10 merit a lar share oil patrol
VS.tf
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ST.. Louis, Auy. 10 A dispatch from
Fort HAYS says al the stock on the railroad
beyond here mas been driven off by the In.
dians. who attacked the engineers and con-
tractors and wounded several men. Several
Indians were killed.
Omaha dispatches say that four men we're
surrounded by the Indians at Mud Creek,
three were killed and scaiped, one Of them
being l~itersllv fisycd alive The other one
escaped. The nLnber Of men killed at the
Plum Creek n. Il. affair is six. A man sup>
posed to be = section hand, was found four
miles north of Plum Creek, scalped and
tiayed. Gen. Augur las gone wcst to per
sonally examine the position Of affairs. lie
does not think Spotted Tails people had
anything to do with the late massacre. lie
attributes the act - the Sioux and Chew.
snnss.
The people Of Southwestern Nebraska.
have asked permission to raise a company
Of volunteers for defense, aud Gen. Augur
asked Gen. Sherman to authorize the pur>
chase of horses fer that purpose.
Gen. Su.ly and Col. Parker report a def.
ant aud wsr>llke condition Of things among
the ncrthern tribes. They demand posses
SION Of the country, the withdrawal Of
troops, ard the gu pension Of railroad cons
strdclon. Instead Of being willing TO Coz
Operate X ia the government and aid in the
etior, = induce the hostile lndisns 10 w;th>
rax from the war path. they told Suily and
Parker TO do i themselves.
There were four tatsl cases Of sun stroke
here YESTERDAY.
The reror, that Fort Wallace had been
cleaned on, y con:radicted on the authority
OF K. NJ. Shoemaker, Of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad.
The euage Of the North Missouri has teen
changed from ) feet q inches TO 4 feet $
Inches. and now conforms to the gusge OF
all roads in Iowa and Illinois, and the Han.
nlbal aud ST. Joe X. Il. trans will run di-
rect from ST. Lonis to st. joe hereafter
The work of chsneing the guage of ITO
miles was accomplished in three days.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMoRR, Aug. 9.-Tbe steamer Will
son Small. plying between this port and
Chop'nl k river. coliced last night wi,hlbe
steamer Mary Augusta. off Poplar Island,
the lormer sinking in Thirty minutes. 1t is
reported that three of her passeDgere were
drowned. The Mary Augusta Hfrived this
morning in tow OF the ST, amer Louisiana.
She Is badly damaged and was compelled TO
throw overheard about seven hundred boxes
Of peaches 10 prevent sinking. The passen
'sers of tie Wilson Small were brought by
the Louisisna and Mary Augusta The
statements are conflicting, the captain of
zach steamer blame The other for the acct
dent. The Wilson Small was valued NJ
SO COO. and fully insured.
BALTIMORE. Aug. l0.-A Democratic pros
cession was fired INTO last night by , party
Of mer. seriously wound,ng y pers ,ns.
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day. The express train nom Dublin ioF
wicklow when s. The above named l~ccslity
ran Of he track and eight rasseneer
coaches ,~recips,sted iutn the sea. The rail-
- = 'h@t ,yo:at runs alors the surcrni, Of
sti-s hlnF Tae loss OF life is ifieh,frl
unly o,e person II he whcie train ESCAPED
slise.
A1ypa~, Argust Evening. - In the
I'm .eorInrss t3is e~vepirg the govern
m.nt sal M. e.. a a-s pas'al treaty With the
1 nit.5 -e.t,s. fer reducing The rates o!
ra-.ts ,,wee tte two countries
Inti.a iioise - Commons ihia evening,
Ia S.srl,nr. ..tc,en secretary, saii TIA,
sv. Bmre. lie srl,isa Minister at Wash
jnrt, : IA been en- pnsercd to ;nvestigafe
the - ..,.r ~ tie recegt killing of C.p1ain
Sp.e. hv A., Ur,.-i stttes soldier.
'fhirty pers, as sc-- KILLED outright Nv
TIC risfoal AGA ST ri Brsg Bead,
The Home Secretary 10 tie Commons to-
night. IN a reply ios question. said the Fe
nisn prisoners were better treated than ANY
Of the Others.
The Reform Bill having been returned
from the Commons, q motion was made 10.
Min in the House of Lords to reconsid.
.r lis action on the iissgreeing amendment.
After some dess,e a consideration of the
subiec, vas fixed for the l2th.
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cl.!efrf.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1i.-Sot only has tie
prysiirnt heea eni; ~ mistaken IN his as
serti,n that he never "a. he recommends
ton to mercv in Mrs. Slrrs,ts ease, bu,
the very words be used after rending it hsve
transpired, and were these 1--WE must be
pro ected from female a,ssssins - we'll at
male sssassins'.
Surrat,'s jury sent an application to
Judge Fisher last evening for their discharge.
The Judge replied thar the ,sia! had lasted
other day aud endeavor to make up . ver>
dict.
Sanford Conovsr has written . letter to
the President revealing the alleged conspir-
acy on the part OF Gen. Butler end ott ers,
10 implicate Mr.. Johnson in the assassin
ton plot. Upon this letter, among other
things, Conover bases the application for
pardon.
The Excclsior Club have accepted the
challenge Of the Journalists nine To q game
OF base ball. The match will be played on
Saturday, the 24.h inst.
a dentist. whose name was not ascertain.
ed, Was robbed Of $4,000 in . sleeping car
on T~hur,day night, on the western bound
express train Of the NJ ch,gin Central Rails
road.
Considerable excl ement was occasioned
at tie Chamber OF Commerce abou, noon
to-day by the aires. Of ID. c. Scranton, b.
Z Hutchinson, j.. j Richards, O.. Pore.
a. Eichuid, W. J. Sheik aud Howard Priest
l., 81! well known grain deslers and Ironi-
nent members Of the Board Of Trade,-un
der the law passed last winter by the degis>
tature TO DrDhibtt supculation and fraud -
The parties are all held to bail in the SUN Of
$4,000 each, to appear in the Recorders
Court, Sep ember term
A young man who beld = prominent and
responsible position in the Office Of the
American Express Company in this city has,
within the past few days. been found to be
q defaultcr TO the amount Of 5000. Out OF
regard for his relatives, who promptly. in>
IDENTIFIED the Express Co. TO the ex ent OF
the sum embczzled, Supt. Fargo Retained
from having the abscond;ng d~efaulter pur>
sued and arrested.
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CANADA.

QUEBEC, Aug. l0.-The steamer Secret,
belonging TO the Canadian Steamship Com
pany, while on the way from Montreal, last
night, run into tho steamer Luke St. Peter,
cuttirg her in two and sinking her in three
minutes. The crew mok refuge On the
wheel house ard were all saved. The Sc.
cret did not sustain any damage.
A fire on Dsiguillon and Richelieu streets,
last night, destroyed ten houses. The fire
alarm telegraph being from some cause un>
available, no alarm was gwen.
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a. Mnl.u.I:R

=. kA6KNsAe
nARPkNTEK MI BUILDER SItOP On
OComrlercial Alley. opposite Post Oisce. IA
ve-rnrt. 10.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. 9.-The Indepen-
dent Union Convention nominated Caleb
Laiay, = merchant of San Francisco, for
Governor, and q r. Nickison, for Secretary
OF state. The regular Union ticket is gain
ing strength.
SAN F~RAxcIsco, Aug. Gov. Stanley
addressed . large meeting last night. in
opposition TO Gotham and the Congress
s'onal policy Of reconstruction, but favored
qualified negro suffrage
One death from yellow fever occurred on
the Resaca Yesterday, the fsst ever known
in this State. The Resacs lies several miles
from the city.
The grape crop ID very large.
Wheat is unchanged.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 9.-Advices from the
lower river parishes of louisiana and coun.
ties Of Mississippi about the cotton crop are
quite unfavorablc. The worms are at work
10 an Alarming extent. In Point Coupee
the destruction was so complete that some
plantations were abandoned Another state
m.nt says that not only every plantation is
suffering but those IN safety to day are look
ing for n visitation tn morrow.
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Chicago Markets.

By Telegraph Angus. 10.
Flour Market yerv o1iet; spring extra 10. SO
@iU.s0; TO arrive 10: winter II .eotai 49,
superfne is sea ) 70.
Wbeat-Marke, wesk; 5@lec lower on No. !
spring Al l.s.Ml. IS 10. I spring 100 red
winter lower, closing at o. for No. 2, and 2.u5
for No. /.
Cnrn-Stil rule. excited, active and irrecu.
lar: Mol closing trlner. AZ seiil@s7c, No. 2 clos
ing at 9!Sa2isc.
Onts--Lower, 3sM5!c.
~Rye-Closed strong At l.Ol!H@l.02 for No. /;
No. 2, 95@a7c.
Barley Modei atciy active, 45@47 for Ole. and
sstGea tor choice new on track.
Prov sions -Marke' stronger prices unchanR
ed.
Me.s Pork tea-32 rs.
Bulk Shoulders lie
La-d-Dull and pom nal.
Other articles dull AMI nominal.
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Chicago live ssock Market.

BY Telegraph August 10
~Hoes-Recei-od T. u O'Clock n. 81 cars
Market this morning Is quiet and nominally un.
chnr ged VI q0uie the market above nj sold
AZ n range of G.5i5s6. 30 FOX common; 6.75(ds.s5
for far, . .se6,, a. Tor best. A lew extras sold
att As.
Cattle Received to i2 Ma cars. The gen
eral features o. the market remain uncli nnged.
Receipts have fallen CT. though they are stlll
too heavy for the demand: drovers continue 10
ship stock east, pref,rrug 20 take their chances
in buffalo. Albany aud New York to the rates
ruling here.
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EDUCATIONAL.
he Sisters OF Charity ofth.

SISTERS OF Charity OF the
BLESSED VIRGIN.
ie-''s 10 inform their friends IL Davenport. and the
public gencra'iy. hat their Academy viii re-curn On
Noilay. Angr.t ieth, for inc
ksUEirios or YOUNG LADIES
Is o'arJsrs hi. e'ar6esr, and Dag -ceolsrs.
TIE course 81 iIsiructien viii comprise Al ,hat
Constitutes 4 geod hn1si-e .aasauon. French. Ger
MAT and lahu languages, Music on Piano. Organ.
Harp and Omar, Drawing. Painting In Oil and Wa.
Ter 'plots. Monoehfomatie and Paaielle Painting and
Embroidery.
pariieaisF attention paid 10 Plain sswirr. without
ey'ra chargs.
f'yuents rcqa'ret quarterly In advance. rnox
ssis RrLr rarHr WILL sk NO DrsiArios.
Farther can be obtained al the Acad
envy. sitnased ON Eighth 81. bet. Brady and Main.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10

Corn IS drying up and looks very hack.
ward.
Many people from The interior or 'chsrce
'Otisy spoke very uplsvor.bly. aud ai'
sgrre thai anything lsea fa,l crop il i'm
possible. Grsss IS witherlnp and potatoes
arc = srd crop.
CleyEL2Sp. Aug. 10-Kreuse ( Co.'s
Mal burned last night. Loss.
$4,000. 70 ius- tree.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10

LONDON. Aug. 9-The Government will
immediately dispatch 6 large body Of troops
to Canada to repel the threatened Fepian
invasion from the United States.
In the House of Lords last evening, tie
bill 10 abolish church rates was REJECTED by
a lasgr majority.
PArus, Aug Dispatches received here
confirm the previous announcement OF the
Occupation Of the three provinces Of Cochin
China by the French tore g..
LnNDoy, Aug 9-Dispatches received
here announce The death. Of Marie Sophie
Duke OF Bavaria and cx Queen Of Naples.
A terrible railroad casualty occurred ct
Bray Head. Wicklow county. ireland. TO-