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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

TasRs ere said to be i've thousand Amer
icans reading in Paris this year. As this
number 10 about two thousand more than
usual, there 10 some talk Of getting up n
daily paper. II. however, tho proportion OF
Inhabitants and newspapers IN this country
10 to be taken a. criterion, there shoul be
- least FIVE American papers started in
Paris. Whether successful or not, they
could be scarcely less enterprising than
their French contemporaries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

Russia has granted general amasssy 10
the ,nsurrec,ionary Poles. "In view ef this
generous craftsmanship, 10 il not about time
that snssss ct Se'avic cisilisaaien: should
persmptorily cease ?" Would il not be
wsll fos the Radicals Of the UaitsA States 70
learn lsason from the example Of "aespo-
tie" Russia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
Coltom's Select FIavcrs

OF THE
CHOICE FRUITS Sc SPICES.
| Are creating quito o sensation among I.ovefs of
Choice FlavorseveFy fos their delicious Flsvors
\ Strict Purity and unrvalled strength. Those who
wish the best, and those who wish to cconomze seek
them. Coltons Pnre Vanilla Flavor is sought BY
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in it's Purity,
livery unlike the many Vanilla Extrscte In markes)
| Ex-Gov. JANE Y. sxrrn. or PnoypEscx, r. l.. SAYS
Ny wife prooountes them superior 10 any Flavor.
| ing Extracts she has ever used.
| kx Gov. VIZ. A. BUCKINGHAM, or CoxNEcrrcur, says
For long tine We have used them. and find them
HOLLAND, Timothy Tltcomb., the WEI! known
author OF Sprin,nc'd, Mass, says: ..They are the
Standard In all this vicinity"
DEALKRs TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
| Such a list Of References Is seldom given. See
coops Toes Abide No ). to Hei and Pi B.s,S =,
NE skn sod y Harrison 4 stasis, and Parks b
yh,cAso wholesale. Asepsa. FULLER. FINCH
FULLER. - Mssksl sksst, SOr ali Colton'e Psepssu
dous: sept ss-diy.
LADrs ean receive . box ofDr. vslpss's Pun. BY
NATL sealed nom the eyes Of tbe psbiic by enclosing
Scx dSas. x ;1S 8, Rc:a' ''' to n w. MA
sATE RtMxfiSs 70. naej,sssat "a AZ $3.50. Hn
ssoy.D Ros. Wa. !. lhhi.1Aviy
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AN0 MACE,
For Preserving, Dossee1Dg and
Deoasa1yAn9 49, HAIR.
Aad 10 che nsss dslightfsl md wendsrf.l article
ths wsrld ever prsAassA
Ladies win asd 4 noe oaly esstaln remedy 10 n.
- 49,: 49, =. - 49, y - e e.sos g.
vi1A ~ "a oe11Uee pegfufbo, indeSGilR UF ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

uUt41o U8O J6UuU - uUeOOU
BUCf5U
- certain esss ~ e.esses Of the
HlADDEN. KIDNEYS. uRAy FL nRok9Ys
GENERAL UE0flITTs
40 URINARY ORGANS,
MALE on YxwAlx,
from vhatsver cause originating so6 10 fnaeeef q
HOW LONG STANDING.
Dlsesscs ofthcee osesns r~quisc the Of ufceSc
Nnc essaifnent e submitted to, Con assumption o.
Yn>Nrty u,ny ensue- Our Fie<h an Hood afe sup
ported Pom these eOurces. and the
HEALTH Avn HAPPINESS.
thst Of Pcsterity. depsns upon prompt nee OF re-
liable remedy.
HELNBOLUs EXTRACT DUCHu.
RslabllsAsd upwardsofis ysass. pespe01ey
n. r. MEL1DOIsOs
DxU0CI9f.
M DsnoAOoo. Hou Yos6. -
obslAoJ 10A oDusA tstA ee.e1s lele1.9l11a. -
1efMBolDrs CoNcxNrRAI1p Kx1RACT DU-
h ~ onem 0ou1afa. ~.
raxusssss spuuUTnHsW mBAAsp ,aAnoneAAnAA :
Il ~ 0eest Aso6 &ne1ooe. ssl
BceA asp eeuoassd aeoosd1ne oosnlo 81 1aenaey
aod CAso1gey sa1 - - 49, oootyo - 60 -
1919 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

The Frsneh 0ovsenmsst has deemed Il
best - make further coneession 10 the
public epsn,sn winch has 20 strongly de-
classd itsslf 10 fAvss q pssce. Il has taken
measures . reduce ~ nuobse Of troops
In the standing army. This Il another
good omen fos the presssvseioa Of The peace
Of Europe"
Wouldn't il b an equally good eosn fos
the psass. veil being and pssspssity u IL
whole United States II our Government
were taking measures to reduces the number
Of troops in our standing army, instead o
Increasing their number. The expenditures
Of the War Department Tor shs last qusstes
were nearly thirty millions Of dollars, which
q tho same rate fer tho whole year will be
absut one hundred and twenty millions,
just twice - much for THE one branch Of
the public service - Il costa whsn the Cow
srnent used 10 b constitutionaily admins
istrstsd Tor ell breaches and eli objects. We
sniak . change here would DO As ominous
OF good ~ IL 10 alleged il would be In
France.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
nay 3 dAWiy

HNv1BExD AND DELICATE Co3GUfF9UTJ60D
.! both eo1eo, 80 HnlH0os ne Ex1aACF BQuav. =
-. give vi. 49, - nsssses ssss e. c.ats
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
q u T - IN
lEADIn0 OO3inf4s NOISES
IN C1IICA0O.

lEADina DUsinf3S NOISES
IN C1HrCA0O.
Daus AnA Daugtag.
Scx Z AZ BROWN e s'''a Of Trade h's r''''''
pess anA sAsea.
rAndn Sef GO cc . -. IA f.: !.
sN HtENsh SsSei { ! CO. l1ss lake A.
Caaecl1lng Slanp-.ls~corss Patiently.
bcst aud chcspc., sclf-iacr used, no
typc~eit,ng needed Three wheels
css,y ds'rs for Twelve yssr-, and :
Agents wanted. Address,
Is. sEAvERNs.
~ Dearborn 81
SSss., S,, GcS ;s 4 l ss q'.s
Carriages s"ss ,.. r. E.rrs"- Wagons
COAN A TEN RROEkE--tf q "a Randolph st.,
aud 5:s Mc.t Randolph 81, cor Of Ann.
Comsmis.lom mcrclssnss-.(
Siiss ,icHA tosi ~ rs Sou Sou ws;rr Il
LAYTON. BROS. A MARI isi south Water 81.
CARROLL, BEATris 4 co Sd chnmbrr Of
Commerce.
china anl Glsas Ware.
BOM IN, WHITMAN ~ WINNttpN
10 Bowen Bro- Is. II, ~. 4 ~ Randolph 81
Dry Goods.
HINT. BARBOUR \ HALF 3. "a Lake -
BOWEN WHITMAN 4 wlSsLOw Successes
TO Bowen iiros. talso Notions and wooIens) u,
7 KING rARMoS 4 20. @s3S Q, nando,ph 81.
f. u. JACKSON 4 Co. So & ~ wabasl, Avenue.
EaGoe YOssts, =. ". Gatrs, Prcsidens.
Enginep. Boilrrs, saw and fionr Mills. Mining
Machinery. etc. Send for Cireular~
A. r. BISHOP 10 Sou. Jefferson. near Randolph.
Wood Work.
STARRETT 4 BEATrY-fg7 Lake ST.
pnse asIa DueR1ap Proof safes.
:. n TKNwILfl0RF--sw iki~s's Patent salH-
masaes), VI Washington -.
sspoccries.
pOANE PECK D Co.'S. Is Michigan Ave.
Chilli a. BRIGGS succcssor- 10 Willard .
thikiD Iy, South Water 81.
EWING, BRIGGS 4 Co.--15 South Water st.
Glaaa Mamurarsuresn.
MOTIF wETERN GLASS co. -twinssw 49,
11aravvare.
EDWIN HUNT 4 sONs-sa Latest.
nssaWarr, Cuslery 4 Tinmcsss stoeas.
slCKLEs. PREsrON 4 co ga lake 81.
Iron, Heavy Hardware and Wagon
HAId. xIMBARK 4 co.-so, 81. L g. Michigsa
G. b. brown CO-sO lake St
N xArsovs 70 ,,e,a,e,
GILES. BRO n 10 -,t,cn A.at- far C,rcr
md hrAas Co.. 1i2 Lake ~.
kerooen0 OIL, Lamps A GSDanuwaSr.
WHEELER y BAYLESS.- ~ Dearborn ~
Lcaahef and 1enbbrr Dslslng.
HA1LI ! WHEELER II, !; sn 8, or, q ~ !!
14S Lahs 81.
Mnehlncfy Depo1a.
\ MAwKlNs 4 JAMEs. -Porsahlc Esuiss, Cs~
Drill. Wood Working M.rhl,ery q ~ finds,
Earis Steam Pumps. &c. 81 South Wells ST.
for mi dealers in Steam Ene,ne.. cirrnlsr 2s~
Mills and Saws, Betting. woolon Machinery and
supplies s0r W0ulcn Mills and Machinistp, ale0
" =. WISHING AseAnefy Oh al k'nds-ss Dsss-
y. . NM stfnss oeea 49,
~ /. nina" e Laxc q
. No W9nc Goous ana Hosiery
IRVINE, JQNEs *. n succcssQFD - 0fHs0
- Bss.s2 = !, 1 zss " stsi'. -. -
E |. ~. = 49,. s...s..s ~
\ /"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

HIsuuY pnseABIa.-Iti II rid With ee0s
probability tAss ons reason ioe pressing fs>
nals sofrsgs It present l. the fear enter.
tanned by Lucy Stsne, Z Cady Stanton. and
ether leaders 10 the movement. that whom
ssesoes are enfsanchised, their vsas viii Be
eass - unit ssainst woman suffrage. Lucy
Stone says that in her missien ia ksnsas.
sAs found the negroes everywhere opposed
% female suffrage. The New York World
says that the negroes in New York arc also
opposed 70 women's voting. They desire
The privilege themselves. but they are cppos'
Cd 20 the extension to intelligent white wo.
men.
II this - True, Il would seem that the
s'woman's right clses. composed almost en-
tirsly Of abolitionisss, expect moro gsnes-
cue treatment from The whites than from
the negroes. whoss champions they have
besa. They certainly display most mss-
ve.lous dssinsssestsd bsnevocnce 10 demands
ing sufEtags for race Of people from
who's shey anticipate opposition 10 tAsis
own right Of suffrage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

LApsxs con receive box ofDr. vslpaa's Puls By
nsi. sealed nom the eyes Of e pshtc. by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stnps 70 n. W. MA
OOMBBR. Albany. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vl0OR nfe ~
~ ncd by HsLsBoLD's EXTRACT BruHu. tt5dAw1l
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-20
Necprbers =gp,,rf.

2 6olganbe Sersen iuHrben Aeute firth
NIT ben bei8efii9ten Strafen beIeet:
Nobert 9reen, nn0roentlldJes 8etra<1
gen, $50. a.s4...tf.lslsr n.
Sbomas @urrie, Ser fein &1nfhd1en
auf Der Stra6e ansidiafen iupllte, $40.
3efarita Seboba, Srnnfenbeit, $40.
Yeter Bbite, Srullfenbeiti SIC. e
Sobn DDfcona, inorbentlides 8es
tragen, so. sa>alaa..e . Is +. p
81. SIS. gSalter bate eineu Oisput in
eittem 8ergnii9lngs garten unO Fam
NIT 3ablun9 Der Seiten 6abon.
Woies Sabern, berauidt un6 nnors
bentlid, $685. 4ilf .y saF
SEQ, YoHarb, unorSentIid, $50.
Yat. Calhoun, oehelben 8er9ebens
beiduloi9t, $40.
Sobn 8opers, unorbentIi6, $25.
". Sai0elit - ae0 $40
Mebrsre Sale iuuroen a,if inorser
beri6oben. as.asF ~
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Tar 3eitnnasbe ransaeber.

SD babe eine aiemlid erOBe aaantitdt
beatlafr 8reeier, in lebr sutem 3ufanb be-
Fnnii4, tttafr etipa Elm DugenS 9tanbs, nnb
mel DnBenS gGriftfafenJ aud anberr sr-
ttfsl au elmer beutf&en Druderei srbSris, ~
Sertduffn. G5enaitnts Sa6en f6nnea sll BIZ
!; i0sn preflen abselalIfn aperbsu. II
JObn 0fmbn,
IS Igs9fz ass s6erdassd6erl ser rstaatsseitansa
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Sta0t nn0 Staat..
Nj, s,anfe.rr,e. aefer

d<*t@0SA0AF @"ps
taqlide Mnsgabe, nnftaH 'ipie bisber
rs.s iegRorgens, bierna6 Inn A ilbt 30 Nfi<
- ,...tea Seadmittass bon nnfrer Office
4vnsQ aua erpebirsa tperbenk q8it feben uns
'1s''' aus berlbie6emen @rlnoen gu bieier
9g1am ateaSeraig 5ernaIast unb boffeni Dap
..-, -sz. .unleye itaotiiden Mbonnenten naboem
:.'~ ~ re fi9 crit an Bic nene Ginri@tung ges
o.0tse pobnt baben; gang oamit sufrieoen
.i9GG. fem ,uer6eH Gihe Qlbenoaus9abe bat
,...s unter anaerm ben Bor3ug, oaB Der Be-
fer BARN ben ta9li9en 9ofaIberidt
i6on am Mbeao leien fam, tuabrenb
"a. Die Mergenblattsr i'm erit am nd6iten
Sage bringen sc tuirb iid gum Beis
.t1e10 fpiel far ben 9efdaftsmann uno Sano<
perfer, Der in. Der Sta6t ,fein geidaft
betreibt uro i'm 2afi6e o6er in ben 8orr
'"Ss'1' iita6fen tpObnt, iebr an9enebrt ertuei>
81. fen, penn er gbenbs i'm 6amilienfreiie
Ii}AGr Die .GreisRiIe bes ioeben beenbigten
Saees Ieien unb beipreden tann.
.8ir .boffea,. bab uniere biefsen
Sreun6e NIT Ser Menoerung bouian<
org sufrieSeniein tuerben; un6 fiir aus
n1rtiee 4bonnenten, berenttuiaen mir
nanentli6 acknowledgement
- baden, uirO nit einent MfaIe Die unan<
,... ~. ne6mIidteit me9Iauen, burdb fortiuab<
renbe BeridumniiIe Der 8ofdnater bic
;.'a 8eituns faf INNER einen Sag ipater
aIs fie faaig 1T, gu erbalten; benn Die
ssa. 8oit;a9e seben fdnmtIi4 sta6ts ODER
.s.ae. ..Nfersens frIb bon bier fort.
BUR 9adridt fir @eidaftsleute
biene, bab @nseiseu, Oie fir Die 9lbeno<
Fl. auseabe beltimmt finb, bis ftp dte>
I..afg + ems. 'll9 / 81 ad mi ttaas auf
Der Sfise abseliefert ueroen maiien.
,l,isR8s,7 1EE &efr W1prib @Dber
lgg It 2ofal<9lgent BET - Senneilee Staatss
3eituns". n.s
i.s4ns Rw @arepa miro tuioer Grtuarten
fein Saftfpiel in 3afbbiae abbaIten.
R Sos @pbnbans unb Die GtaIs
Inn9en 6es Germ 3d. 3. Sobnfon IN
Sriane brannten boreeitern ab. Ser
ia huff $1,000.
q..i iGF- geltern iunr6e elm sueiter 8a<
gen auf Die 6dieaen Der gfOrb <@aib.
bile sStrabeneiienbabn 9efelt.
R Seute nabm Der Weaitermin ees
sssinsn, Circuit geri6ts feinenl Nufaas
mpfasoRH berr Igerbaro Bstri lift ourd
Elm Sefret ben feiner Gbefrau Marie
.i Gane 9eid)ieOen iuerben.
=. H Sc beibt, bas Der ct. eloub
.p.aGeJ Siael, auf tDeldJent Sort WeaIep Iieat,
90 in 8aufteaen parcellirt un6 berfauft
lperOen foH. IS .
~. 4 4
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Sln6s8eridbt.

DaS Danpfboot Nolpena bon Gins
cinnati fam 9amitas gladts bier an
ilno fubr beute 8ormitta9 i9ieoer 3uriif.
Scr Darnpfer ella 6abcr bon @nans ;
bile tam ebenfalIs Samita9 giadt bier
an un6 cling geitern Qlbeno iuieber que
rid.
H1s Dampfboot Sgrone bon @airo
tuirb itinolid erfpartet.
I Ser Dampfer u. Bnfer iuiro NOR
gen Nbeno ltronraufwirts mad, Burtss
bile un0 ben Selregionen fabren. IS.
Der StnB fault; Rano beute Wfitta0
fnapp 81 Sub an ben Sarpetb Sboals-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-20

R SfeubeifelIuneen auf ole ,Sens
neHee Gtaat. 3eituns" t0nnen bel nen
Serfen
q. Bornf Elm @oso sgolIegeitr.
In @rnits8 oil. @erliiantniun :
g. SutB, Sranflins 9ife
ab9egeben iperoeR.s
sBkEseA HsaaiiEp,
E Sir fu9eit in allen Sbeilen Del
Union &sentei fur Die Ygaslids mn
@o6eatIiSs Staatsseitnas."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-20
SeafbDillc nnb NSenipbis
" Gifenbnbnlinie. Isl
Office tes Generals gisverIntene entei,.,
Gegeteio uns &etitudp Giienbabn,

NafbptIie, Leht., ben Il. Mprii SOY
Bon unb mad glontaa BEN is. Be-. perben 9ilse
nuf Der Gbaeiieib nub Rsntndg eiienbabn Raibpius
t6eIi6 nm ~ y. ~. ueraijens anf Der Staatsaf6nae
NIT ben 1lssn anf Der MemVbis, giaFfspiie NIB
nit BHeen aiiT Der Mobile uh6 Ohio eifenbdbn fir
ale wnnfte I'M SiibeH MnibInb maAeuS. 49,
Die 2tHie III elmer sranbliHen Meparahit unters
5ra4t 4nea nnb ;unerIpiiis ~ beiBr6srn, 8or,iia,
hne SfIaipagen bel alien Nadtsagga, 9aiInges
preile 70 nebfias wte anf iFaenb siiifr anhera A6i
~ s. s.is.lss x Dose n. 6beattani.
apf6 dap GenI, Snpt, 9. y. 8. GiIsabGbn.
sfa{e St2s3
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-20

i N @tr entpfeblen alien unier,1 Jreanben
ben in ben ntuen anseisen fmpfObleneu
Bier> NIB Bfin- 6aIuOn bed 5rn. s . I'm
5e6. Gerielbe bat INNER ftrasi aussesei9z
netes. 80 isaf-eiia'-s "a q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-20

~ EE Beter Sligo tplr6e bpr @quire
Brien lnter Der NnfGa9e, bon aeopoIb
Sntitb 'etue4 FIberne ubtsunb Gelo ae>
itobien gu baben, gebradt. @aib Nn>
b6ralna 6es SadberbaIts felIte Der
Sriebensri6ter ben Nngeflagten untet
$3.50 8iirsidaft, UNI Dor Der Grinti ;
MALI Court i'm na6iten Sermin ii6 barr
iiber III berantfporten. ,i.ifu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-20

z.4 a}as& s:ll
483sE Nissan
HsHEit6*sF e.
r1lfs $50 y
n f&4s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04
WM. G. FULLERTON.

Dealer in
A R NJ ING IMPI.E EHTS.
. e E D -
FARMING MACHINERY. and HOUSE
KEEPING ARTICLES
No. as MAIN STREET
dec6 dtf EVANSVILLE. IND.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04
TELEGR A p II.
tFor Commercial and River Dispatches see
8 ,a8.l = 'sfN Fifth Page.
u IMPORTANT EUROPEAN NEWS.
d. euI zui..i is.-,f f------ aa'et
Mexican Intelligence.
NAH .sa.ss
THE CHEYENNE INDIANS CROSS
THE PLATTE.
1JA1 -fA .#
Terrible Confagration at
Petroleum Centre---Loss
from $4,000 to $50 900
Snow at Denver City.
Escape of a White Boy from the
Indians.
ATTACK BY THE INDIANS
CONTEMPLATED.
President and Party at Weldon,
North Carolina. di
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION AT HEMPHIS
President and Party at Weldon,
North Carolina.
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION AT HEMPHIs
Snow at Denver City-Escape of a
White Boy from the Indians-Gen-
eral Attack by the Indians COntem.
plated-Nebraska Legislature, &c.

ST. LOUIS, June. 3-Late Denver
papers report fifteen to eighteen
inches of snow, and that heavy rains
fell there between the 18th and Goth
ult. The snow was so deep in the
mountains that the coach could not
get through to Central City
A boy named Geo. Muller, seven
teen years old, captured by the Black
feet Indians in 1868, and stolen by
the Cheyennes the following year, had
escaped from the latter and reached
Denver. He reports white women
held captives, one of them the wife of
a doctor at Council Bluffs. The In
dians keep thoroughly posted in re-
gard to military movements. They
have many Spencer rifles, procured
from traders. The Indians contem-
plate a general aud simultaneous at
tack along the Platte early in June.
Indian Commissioner, Judge Kin
ney, and party, were attacked at
Bridgers Ferry on the 18th. Capt.
Wells with a detachment of troops
pursued, and recovered all the stock
and killed one Indian.
The Nebraska Legislature on Satur-
day appointed committee to act with
the committee of citizens of Omaha,
to give the railroad excursionists a
reception upon their return from the
end of the road.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04
PENNSYLVANIA.
Terrible Fire-Loss, from $4,000 to
S60,00e.

PETROLEUM CENTER. Pa, June 3.
A most terrible fire occurred here
this morning, destroying property in
building and goods estimated at from
forty to sixty thousand dollars. 1t
originated in job tailor's house and
is the work Of an incendiarys Twen-
ty-nine buildings were consumed,
among which was the United States
Hotel, the largese building in the
place. The largest individual losers
lvereWilliam Spence, proprietor of the
United States Hotel, and J. 4 A
Baum. dry goods dealers, who lost
some $4,000 The total amount of
insurance on the property will not ex :
ceed five thousand dollars, mostly
small risks in different companies.
PETROLEUM CENTRE. June 3.-The
loss by the fire here yesterday is esti-
mated between forty and sixty thou
sand dollars. 1t originated in a Job
tailor's house, aud twenty nine build
ings were destroyed. Including the
United States Hotel Insurance very
small.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04
WELDON, N. &C.
Arrival Of the President and Party.

WELDON, N c., June 3.-The
President and party left Richmond
this morning, between three and four
o'clock. On arriving at Petersburg,
they were met by the Mayor and Gen
eral Stoneman, and breakfasted. The
Mayor expressed the pleasure of the
citizens in having them for guests,
and said to the Presidents they would
be much .gratifed if the party on their
Petersburg than on this occasion in
order that there might be an exten-
sion of hospitalities The President
expressed thanks for the kind recep-
tion, and hoped he might in future be
able to reciprocate. Weldon was
reached at 10 A. M use <sttfzt
WELDON, N. c., June 3-President
johnson and suite arrived at 10
o'clock this forenoon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04
EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph
Arrest of Fenians-C0unt Bismarck
Asks to be Relieved from the Cares
of ONCE, &c.

ra IRELAND.
DUBLIN, June "a dispatch from
Dungarvan reports that some twenty
or twenty-five Fenians who attempted
to land near that place, were arrested
and lodged in the Waterford County
jail to await trial.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNE, June 3.-The Austrian
Government ordered the fortifcation
of this city, and the work will be COM
menced forthwith.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June 3.-It is said that
Count Bismarck asked to be relieved
from the cares of office, Immediately
after the adoption of the Federal
Constitution by the North German
States, and that the King has given
assent to the proposal
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PARIS ky.
Murder i'm Paris. kentucky-S2,08 600
offered for the Murderer.

LOUISVILLE, June 2.-Last night
about 9 O'Clock, some person or per-
sons . unknown, fred through the
window of John McClintock.s resi-
dence,. near Millersburg, iii this
county. shooting. him through the
lungs and mortally wounding him. A
reward of y, 900 is offered for the ar
rest of the assassin. Mr.. McClintock,
it will be. remembered, is the father
in-aw" of Robert Armstrong. who
was murdered by Merrimee one year
ago at this place.
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MEMPHIS.
Meeting of the National Typ0graph-
..nW ical Union.

q MEMPHIS, June 3-The National
Typographical Union met to-day at
Odd Fellows Hail. About seventy
five delegates were present. The fol-
lowing officers were elected. John FL.
Oberly. Cairo, reelected President;
d. c. Morris, Memphis, First. and w
j. Hammond, New Orleans, Second,
Vice Presidents; Alexander Troupe,
New York, Secretary and Treasurer;
M. d. Mayberry, Philadelphia, Cor
responding Secretary.
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RALEIGH, N. G..
President Met by State Officers.

RALEIGH, N. c., June 3.-The
President was met at the depot by
the following named officers: Battle,
State Treasurer; Best, Secretary of
State !; Burgin. Comptroller; Goodloe,
u. s. Marshall, and committee of
the City Council. Mr.. Battle, in ad-
dressing the President in behalf of
the people of North Carolina, gave
him a welcome to the State.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 3.-The chess
contest is concluded. Capt. McKen-
zie. of New York, won all the games !,
Reichelm, of this city, none. Two
games were drawn ~
Ernst c. Wallace, long connected
with the Evening Bulletin, died at
Younkers, N Y, to-day, of consump-
ton.
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VIM. BUCK,
Matchmaker and JeweIer

WILL BE FOUND As USUAL AT
!" the old stand in q. H. Fish & Co. =
Book Store, No. 10 MAIN STREET, where
you can get your Watches, Clocks, and
Jewelry epaired, warranted to give salts
faction, or NO CHARGE.
1 have made arrangements with manu-
lecturers and importers OF Watches and
JeTelry which will enable me to furnish
goods from l5 to 25 per cent. less than any
other house in this city. s~f-<
Plain Gold Rings made to order.
VIM. BUCK, 10 Main Street.
P.S.-You can always find the correct
time. No charge for setting or regulating
watches. [may2O d6m
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FORTRESS MONROE, June 1.-Ac-
counts of tobacco cultivation in North
Carolina are not encouraging.
The trial of VIM s. Underwood,
for killing Captain Jas ID. Hankins
near Isle of Wight Court House, re-
suited in the acquittal of the accused
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CINCINNATI, June 3.-Mr. Rings
ley, an old citizen of Montgomery, in
this county. was drowned yesterday
while attempting to cross the river in
a buggy at that place. The horse, a
stallion valued at $1,000, was also
drowned.
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~ERCHANTs FURNISHED WITH

~ERCHANTS FURNISHED WITH
xx1 Common Ware alone, IL desired. We
Keep constantly in our warehouses AS
sorted Crates of all Common Ware OF the
very best make of goods. Also, many diff
ferent assortments of Common and Stone
China Ware.
We are the only firm in this city that
imports Assorted Crates direct from
England. We keep patters and styles
of goods that no other house in this
city has, or can get in the English
market. Our wares are imported via
New Orleans. direct, and bought with
gold. thus securing every advantage
Eithtn the reach of any house in the
West or East.
Our stock Is the largest in the State, and
Will be sold at prices entirely satisfactory
10 the trade.
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