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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-19
FINAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to ali parties in
IN terested that the following lands and
town lots situated in Chase county, Kansas,
have been sold for taxes, and that The time for
REDEEM ption will expire on the 5th day of May
A D. 1861, and if said lands and own lots
are not redeemed or before the day limited
therefor the same will be conveyed to the pur-
chasers. Al. CANDY,
Comfy Treasures Office. Co. Treasurer.
Cotton wood Falls,
Chase county, Kansas.
January 10Th, 1867.
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FrakS. Gillett & Co have yet on
hand a good assortment of beautiful PArlor
and Heating Stoves which they are Offering
at greatly reduced pr ices. Call soon and ex
anime. Now is q good time to buy.
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Struck Rnttnrn.

FrTker, Gillett & 90. have at last found the
very machines everybody wants. Doty's Wash
ing Machine and the Universal Clothes Wiring
err. Both have stood the test for years and are
now admitted to be the best and cheapest in
use Take one and try it. The money will
be refunded if it fails 30 please.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.

HOLIDAY GIFTS!
BEW YORK PRIZE ASSEIhfI0E
see BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
ROSEWOOD PIANOs, mELoDE.
ONSs SEWING MACHINEs.SKI1
FER WARE MUSIC BOXES.
FINE GOLD AND SILs
YER WATCH ES, AND
ELEGANT JEWELRY,
vALeED AT
100000
he name and value OF each article of our
goods are marked on Tickets, placed in Sealed
Enveiops, and we'll mixed. On recent of
% cents, an enveloP containing such Ticket
VIII oe drawn without choice and delivered
at our Office. or sent by mail TO any address.
The purchaser after seeing what article il
draws aid its value-which may be from Oaa
10 Five Hundred DalIaTs-can then. on
payment of One Dollar. receive the artiOle
named or may exchanges it for any other article
marked on cur Circular at the same value.
Every Ticket draws an article worth ONE
DoLLAR, or more. 1JrNO Blanks.
Our patrons can depend on ryiT, honorable dsel.
in9 The Article draton trtA be delivered az
our Office, regardless Of its value, or prompt
ty sent as directed by re.HFa mail %
Express
Letters from many persons acknowledging
the receipt of VALUABLE GIFTS from US,
may be seen file at our office, among whom
We are permitted to refer to:
John 5. HOlcomb. Lambertville, n. J., Gold
Watch, value $3.50 Mrs 8. Bennett, 251
Cumberland Street. Brooklyn, Sewing ma
chine, $50. Edwin Hoyt. Stamford, Conn,
Gold Lever Watch. value $500. Hon. R. q.
Briggs, Washington, D. c., Diamond Pin.
Sl75. j. G Sutherland 100 Lexington Ave.
nue., Piano, $3.50. Mrs. II. Jackson, 203 Nine.
teenth ST., N. Y, Sewing Machine, $50. JOS.
Camp, Elmira. N. Y. Melodeon, $50. Miss
L. Collins. Atlanta, Ga, Diamond Cluster
Ring, 1925. Dr. enry Smith, Worcester
Mass, Sewing Machine, Ss5. H. Shaw. l3S
10th ST., N Y, Gold Watch, $3.50 Edward
BOynton, Nashville, Tenn, Aelodeon, 500.
James Russell Montgomery, Ala, Gold Hunt
ing Watch. $3.50. r. 7. Smith, Providence,
R. J., Silver Lever Watch, 500. Oscar Purdy.
Madison, N. j., Music Box, S45. Hon. R. S.
Newell, St. Paul Mimi, Gold Watch, &IS5.
J. K. Sperry, LitchfieId, Com n, Silver Watch,
$55. WIN. b. Peek, Harlem, Ills Music Box,
SIS. Vim Raymond, Day en-. Ohio, Silver
Tea Set, slz5. Mss E. NJ. Scheneck, Detroit,
Michigan, Diamond Ear Rings, S225. Pierre
Beaudin. st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans,
Diamond Ring, $40. Mrs. Martha Barnes,
ST. Louis, Nc, Melcdeon, value SI25.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. I'm the base bail match
to-day between the Union and Hope clubs
of this city for the championship of Nilsson
ri. the Unions Won. The score stood Al TO
o.
On Thursday next the Union nine will
play against picked nine from St. Louis,
when James Mcbride, the celebrated pitcher
OF the Athletic club Of Philadelphia, who is
now in this city, viii pitch against the
Unions.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 5.-On the Laclede course
to-day the first event was mile heats, free
for all horses that have not won money at
this meeting; purse, $500. Chicksmagua
won the race in straigh, heats; time, 1;ji
and 1J1.
The second even, was three mile heats,
free for all; purse, $ Coz The first heat
was won by Duke of Orleans in $50; the
second heat was won Wynne; the third heat
Was slso won by Wynno; time. j:5jt.
Sr. Louis, Oct The Indian Peace
Commissioners lef. here this afternoon for
Fort llarker. General Augur who has
been Appointed on this Commission during
General Sherman's absence, left Omaha to.
day and will join the party en- route.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
News
ny TELEGR.fPH,
TO THE DAILY DENOCRAT.


New YoaK, Oct. 7.-World's special
says: An officer ofthe Government 10 about
to proceed to South Carolina to institute le.
gel proceedings in the the United States
District Coort against two New York estate
agents, Constance Cook, and man named
Sherwood, Of Steuben county, Who were
commissioned by Gov. Fenton during the
war to recruit negroes 20 fill the quota Of
that city. 1t appears that these parties new
e paid over to the negroes al the State
bountiee, when they were enlisted, but are
alleged to have pocketed 3S0O. 900 Of The
amount.
Official copies are published Of cerre-
spondence between the authorities Of Mary<
land and the War Department in reference
to application to the Government for como
muting for ordinance stores, the quota Of
arms due the State. II appears that NJ.
Stanton did not refuse such communication -
would not exceed the amount due to MARY
land, but that Gen. Grant expressed doubts
whether the law authorized him to issue oil
arms Of one kind, and thst he still has the
matter undee consideration.
Tribune's special says: There is founda.
ton for the report that Sherman 10 to 10
pu! in the War Office. He vas called to
Washington by tho President The srdss
vas not sent through Grant - REQUIRED BY
IN account in the recent bill, aud this it 10
stated means that he is to be asked to take
Gen. Grants place in the war department.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
MASSACHUSETTS,,

HesToy, Oct APPROXIMATIONS are com.
rlotcd Tor grand reception tn Gen 81 Ell
dan on Monday. lie VIII be received al
Sarin Hill Station, Dorchester, and escort
cd hy the Rcxbury Horse Guards through
Roxhury TO the city line, where MAYOR Nor
eros Ter the city government will extend Tx
welcome. The procession will comprise
the city government. and large plumber 81
military who Will escort The Gent through
the principal streets to the Revere House
Governor Bullock will establish his hsad
quarters at the same hotel, and official visit.
will be exchanged. The members of the
city government subsequently will lie pre-
sented as also the national, State and rity
officers, the Board OF Trade, military and
other organizations. A serenade will bt
given in the evening. The General leaves
TUESDAY morning stopping an hour each q,
Worcester and Springfield.
BosroN, Oct. 5.-A fire broke out this
forenoon u. 1888 Federal street 10 the planning
mill of Alderman, Jones Fitch, which de-
stroycd that building. and badly damaged
those adjoining. Alderman Fitch is an ex-
tensive builder. employing some 200 hands
and was the principal owner of the build
ing His loss is $4,000, mostly insured
The losses OF the other owners and occu
pants will reach about s25, 900. The build
ines were wood and mainly occupied al
workshops
A large barn in West Roxburry, owned
by Harvard College and occupied ss farm
barn by Mr. Motley. was burned this fore
noon with So valuable imported sheep, I
Attorney cows, horses and great quantity
Of hay. 1t was the work of an incendisry
BosToN. Oct 5-There is every indication
that grand popular welcome will be CT
tended to Gen. Sheridan tomorrow, in
which the people generally will take part
in. The banks and mony business houses
will be closed, and the school children will
have holiday. The military display will
probably exceed nything of the kind ever
seen in Boston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Oct. s i, Is understood that
the colored voters here have agreed 10 run
three viii e. and two blocks Tor the Con
veDtion.
A negro meeting in HoaricO county to-day
nominated T. j Swami for the Convention,
throwing cut the ex federal Colonel who
was the candidate for nomination.
Mrs Annie K. Kirby, on trial for ::the
murder of her husband has beeu convicted
and sentenced to seven years in the Pcni
Tertiary.
The trial of JEFF Davis will certainly take
place in November. and the counsel on both
sides are really He Is expected to arrive
here about the 25tb Of October.
The dstilleries in aud around Richmond
las. month turned out 10000 gallons o;
whisky, while in July last they only distill
ed 5000 gallons.
FoRrnRss MONROE. Oct j-Thc laying
of the corner stone OF the mon ment to be
erected in the soldiers national cemetery
situated on Hampton Creek, took place thi.
afternoon in the presence OF large au
diencc. The monument will cost when fin
! ished about 81 eco. The cemetery At York
town and smaller ones in the vicinity o
Suffolk, Norfolk and Portsmouth are beinS
rapidly broken up and the bodies re- in,err.t
in the Hampton cemetery, which when II
nally completed will contain about 1000
| bodice
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
ONO.

CoLvMBUs, o, Oct. 6-lTor. S p. Chase
arrived here last night, and was enthusi
astically received by the citizens. He made
the following speech
Friends and teli0r eiti;ens This gre eiing
takes me entirely by surprise | came &c
Ohio To perform some private duties, and
ono public duty have avoided rs far as
possible, Tor ! thought myself bound 10
avoid al! public demonstrations. In the
position which occupy, am not a. liberty
To take M ac,ive part IN q political canvass
have my opinions, however. as a man and
a citizen, and !. would be atfectation if. on
an occasion like this, should refrain
from saying abide in the faith and cheris III
the sympathies ycu have so often heard me
avow. lam not, as you know, man given
to change my vote. therefore, on Tuesday
nex',i will be given for the candidates of the
grta. party whose proud distinction is. that
il demands Equal Rights and exact Justice
70 ell men, and insists on maintaining .invio-
late the public faith. My whole public
conduct pledges me TO this, and rejoice in
the belief that the noble people whom it
has been my pride to serve in days not long
past. will, on the one hand sternly refuse
their sanction TO any violation of National
contracts. ard on the other. generously ex
tend the right of suffrage to all men TO
whom ii is at present unjustly denied.
With these few words, and thanking you
again ard again for the kindness of your
welcome tonight, and for the kindness
With which you have followed me ever since
| entered public life, you will now hermit
the TO bid you good night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable.

LONDON, Oct. 5 -Midnight Late dis.
patches just received from Florence an.
nounce that the insurgent troops, holding q
strong position near Il )ganosa, in ViterbO,
were attacked by the Fapal forces, and q
snort, shcrp fight occurred, resulting in the
defeat of the attacking party, who were
obliged to withdraw. The losses are not
stated The eject OF this victory is very
inspiring 10 the party of action.
A meeting of the friends of Garibaldi was
held at Turin yesterday. Revolutionary
speeches were made by many distinguished
men. Meetings of like character are in con
temptation in other cities in Italy.
Though . prisoner at Caprera Garibaldi
has issued stirring addresses 10 his follow.
ere. which are publ. he'd to day. lie recites
at length the grievances Of Italy, and asks
his countrymen to redress them now. lie
appeals strongly to their patriotism, and
urges all he friends TO march forthwith "a
Rome
GLASGOW. Oct 5-Evening 1T is report
cd that Buchanan Il Co. of this city, re-
portci as having failed. will be fully able to
pay all Indebtedness.
LONDON. Oct 5-Evening The Standard
Of this city, in leading article this morn
ing, Gays the general arming Of France is
exciting apprchepsions of winter cam.
paign.
LONDON, Oct 5.-Noon-Late yesterday
afternoon advices were received by the au'
thorities to the effect that an attack by the
Fenians on enc OF the armories in this city
might be expected during the night. Gov
eminent troops were accordingly posted 81
the different armories and O. her precaution.
sry steps taken which prevented the thrt at
ened outbreak.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Oct. The monetary pinch
seems TO have ceased for moment and an
opinion generally prevails that there will be
more oasiness srd st,aiiness in the nex'
week
The number of deaths in New York fc'
the week is Al, among them Mrs. Arme-
MIA Jones Brooks, actress, who died sad
denly Friday evening.
The Sun says that pror inent nlemtsr
Of the Fenian organization, CONGRESSMAN,
was present at q recent sale o. Govcrnment
vessels @, tie navy yarl in Brooklyn, and
became the purchaser Of orc steamer, said
to lie admiralty .lnpted 10 blockade run
ming
Two steamers, ore Of which answers mi
nutely to the description of the suspicious
craft reported by cable, left this port abou;
seven weeks since, from one OF the vessels
repeated messages have been received in
this city, from the other nothing has been
heard eiuce she parted company with her
copsort Her destination was the northwest
par. of Scotland.
Ten Government steamers were offered
at auction in Philadelphia yesterday. The
Mackinaw brought $1,000. the Genessee
$l4, 40, and the Mingo SIC, 600. The other
were withdrawn.
A Washington special says that an ef1ort
will be made to amend the National Bank
law so as 30 give the Secretary Of the Treas
ury and The Comptroller Of the currency q
right To call Tor bank statement for any
week dUy!Gg tie quarter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The base ball N atch to-
day at the Dexter Park between the Detroit
club and the Excelsurs of this city, resulted
in the defeat Of the former. The score stood
90 to 49,
AS the editorial excursion party 10 the
Rocky Mountains is likely to require addi.
tonal transportation the officers OF the Al
ton l. st. Louis Railroad have signified
their willingness TO supply two additional
cars. and the Michigan Central opc car.
a press dinner will be given Monday at
the Sherman House, previous to 2 p. M, the
hour fixed for the departure of the excur-
sion train
CHICAGO, Oct. G-Advices received In
Washington from Alabama indicate that
the majority tor the convention in that State
will reach 10 ,0u0 or y Goa.
The new constitution OF Maryland went
into effect yesterday IA noon.
President johnson las not yet considered
the application fer pardon from Alexander
II, Stevens.
4 man named Augustine Mccormick was
fonnd dead, esterdsy morning, on tie track
OF The Pittsburgh a Fort Wayne railroad,
near Orrvillc, Ohio 1t is supposed that he
iell fem the morning express train going
cast
lN tpt1t it'Isl'io Va tGC Slt,t
Fair were s25,C0J.
Margaret kaborough was shot and in.
stantly killed near Cincinnati, yesterday,
by her little brother, who was swapping q
pistol al her. supposing i. unlosie,l
The Rock River, Ill, Methodist Confer
ence. now in session at Dixon. have chosen
kankakee as their next place of meeting
The body OF an enigrant named John
Augustine WAS found floating in the river
Yesterday morning.. Ii is probably a case
of suicide. lie was native of Belgium.
An old man named Charles Halberch was
killed Yesterday while assisting to unload
vessel 10y a stick Of cord wood falling on his
head.
IN Irish laborer named VIM. Ryan was
killed late Frlciy night by being rnn over
by locomotive at the crossing of the
Aichga Southern r. r, near 10Th street.
jerry Donahue, the sailor who was Sc
vercly beaten a few days ago by a drunkcn
crew q the bark Bridges, died of his inlu-
iies yesterday.
The Committee on Tie reception Of Gen.
Sheridan had u meeting last evening. and
will come together asain next Tuesda y
evening. he disposition seems TO be 10
give Sheridan most hearty and cnthusas
liz welcome IN the ttarfeo (,itv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
LATE NEWS
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-The national cur.
reDcy issued for the week from the printing
bureau is 1921 900; sent out 1913 924 re.
deemed and DESTROYED s33s.G00; national
bank Totes issued sf3,3i0 internal revenue
receipts So ISL .3e7. internal revenue receipts
for the fiscal scar % date. s5l ,4l3 800
Some newspapers are wrong in their state
meLts concerning Attorney General Stan.
berr, i opinion in the Philadelphia habsds
corpus case The truth il he held that the
court bad authority IN issue a writ and com.
pei and return the production 81 The tody
If Gormly. In conformity with this the
Secretary Of the Navy has revoked his
former order, and instructed Commander
Selffidge to produce Gormly bsforc Court.
WAsrrrHoToH, Oct. 1.-The tenor Of all
official information from Europe is to the
elect that recent spesches on finances are
being used by SPECTATORS and parties hos
tile to the United States. with the greatest
Industry and with considerable effect, in
,lerreea'ing our national credit That the
United States bonds have fallen consider
ABLY. mainly through these Influences within
the last few weeks, and that Renters tcle-
grams has manifested the utmost alacrty On
our finances, bearing the worst construc-
lions and even one absurd rumor has found
It's way into Europe, and has gained som.
considerable credence, thatthe November
interest due on our bonds, are to be paii by
the Secretary OF the Treasury iu green backs
instead of gold. To these statements and
reports official reply has been furnished.
that practically an expression on this sub
ice, is useless, as no oEc can reasonably
d ubt that but.eycn with "A moderate de-
gree Of prosperity the paper currency oil
the United States will be on par with gold
long before the time that gold bearing secu
titles OF the Knitted States shall be presenlc ed
for payment, the first issue Of ) 20 ,nhs
having yet about fourteen years to run
therefore, 1t is insisted that the present dis
cussion as to whether the bonds are paya
BILE in gold or not, leads to no practical
good.
The Printing Bureau of the Treasury
Department is now printing fractional cur
rency to the extent of one hundred thou
sand dollars daily, that amount being neces
sary TO replace the deiaced currency return
ed for redemption.
Gen. Sherman arrived this forenoon il
response to a telegraph from the Pres
ident. and during the day called on tn,
President and Gen. Grant.
Senior Romero yesterday took leave Of III,
President and subsequently called on tn,
State Department 10 present SeDpr Mart
schal. Secretary of Legation in chargr o
the affairs of the Mexicau Republic
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07

R,vsn Nrws.-Ths regular boat for IN
stream to.morrow morning is the Nuscs.
tine.
The Savannah will be down this evening,
and leave for St. Louis.
The Union, q Chippewa Falls packet
passed up At noon to-day.
Til. Petrol is laid up fcs the wan. o,
freight.
The Burlington, sunk short time since
At wabashs, is to be abandoned chan,
ces Of raising her being too slim TO var.
rant the undertaking.
rreiehts are scarce above and below
never known TO b. 50 scarce ~ this season
Of the year.
The water i, very low from Prescott 20
81. Paul, and falling very fast. The Din.
buaue will not get through on that account.
The TAcony an Independent boat. arrived
at our lovoe on Saturday evening from St
Louis. 1t il her intention-or rather that o.
her officers 70 run q regular packet betweer
Davenport and 81. Louis the rest Of ID,
season. Capt. A. {. Myers 10 in command
II. VIM directs matters in the office. Tn.
Tacony is billed for St. Louis this evening
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07

DANlE1I HOULOe
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER In
rarnltare, Carpets. Oil Cloths,
S10ts. Rage, window
shades, &C.
Och2ldu East Second Street. cor Perry.
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IT. IT.
ABEa. 4 PETERSON.
Commission Merchants and Ane.ionee

uJY AND SELL GOODS AND MERCHANDISE
- and second hand goods OF every description
ONCE and store south cast conner of I'd and Scott
eircrts. DaNrnuort. repl-dtf
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l)unlex Elliptic Skirt.

VERY FLEAibLL. FOLDED EASILY
Y when IN u-e to occupy a ANAL space ma.
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In all
sis~s. at Wholesale and Retail by
" USHER
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. IA FIRE broke out early
this A. \. in s. c. Cunuin gham's carpenter
shop, ON Clark street, and in Short spscs
Of time spread to the adjoining premises. 81
Two ice houses and barn Of Swift 1 Co.,
dwelling house. . carpenter shop and .
stable belonging to Cunningham were con :
sumed, ct loes Of about &c, 900. A val
cable horse vas busnsd il Cunuioehsn's
stable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
ILLINOIS,.

CAIRO, Oct. GA Mound City merchau,
came to Cairo and drew frs M bank as.
Nv, With view Of going East the NJ II day
10 purchase goods, but on returning Il
Mound City was knocked down while baes
ing up The wharf and robbed of all hi,
money: Ihe william succeeded In escaping
With HE booty and has thus ias evsded ~
poleee
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iowa

DuBuQuE, Iowa, Oct. "A man whose
name is unknown was run over and killed
on :he Dubuque & Sioux City Rri!road yes.
teaday near Jessup lie was subject to fits
and had fallen on the track
The Common Council last evening grant
ed the Dubuque City Railway Company
the exclusive right to construct a street rail
way n this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07

JOHN ACKLEY.
ATIVHNEY AT LAW. once witt john L. ewits
oo.' Niekoils' Block, Davenport. Iowa. lccbs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07
sycAs.H. * CHAPMAN.
JorN geLL, y. .. D. c. RJr.ny. H.. ..
DEss. zsss.E. * ztUg,HDY.
JOHN y. CRAWFORu.

NO. - PERRY STREET. Or OF TIE MOST
~ Experienced Builders 10 this cry. and prepared
At all times 70 contract for any work desired Ia th
liuc and warrants satisfaction Pi4ns gla tpeciaea-
tions furnished when desired rich C-dti.
Prompt attention paid TO orders for Jobhnr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-07

Loxpos, Oct. 6.-Dispatches from Rome,
Italy. state that great agitation ard alarm
prevails in that city.
FLonsScE, Oct. G.-Deputaiions are ar
riy,ng here. and memorials are pouring in
from all kingdoms, demanding that Rome
be msde the capital Of Italy.
Tie press throughout the country are
urging subscriptions aud money for the
Garibaldian volunteers who have been
wounded in the fights which have occurred
10 Viterbo.
PAaIs, DC. Cit is reported that Nopo-
leor has informed the Italian Government,
tina. il may occupy Roman territory with it,
troops, but they Itsls; not enter the city Of
Rome.