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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06
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A CARD TO INvALIDS
Clergyman, while residing in South America ~
. missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure ofNervous Weakness Early Decay. Disc
eases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the
whole train OF disorders brought on by baoefui and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured By
this noble remedy. Prompted BY desire TO benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in . sealed
envelope. to any one who needs It, Free OF Charge
address, JOSEPH Il. INMAN,
Station u. Bible Honse,
may 9.i,Hylv New York CITY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06

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Fer sale @ Wholesale nd retail q pgUpfse0ee low
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.psseeists 81 AeeaSs Sof ProrfSstosss Davenport
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06

ENFKBIED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
OF both eexes, use HEiMsotD's ExraACr BrcHu II
Will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable
you 20 sleep we'll [fcbJdAwly
LADszs can receive . box OF DR.. velpau's Pulls by
mail sealed nom the eyes Of the public, by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps to N. W. MA
COAnDn. Albany, NY
TAXI NO NORB UNPLHAeANT AND IN
SAVE REMKDl10 To- unpleasant and dangerous
dissAeee. Uee HsiA1oaDs ExsI2cf BucHu AND In
BnovsD Heon WAN. [feb5d&W1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06
nELMBOIDe FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU r.
)leseent n taete and odoe, tsce nom on injurious
and immediate In Il action. fd6w1y
COltOm'a Select El0vCrs

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Are creating quite . sensation among Lovers OF
Choice fos thcis delicious Flavors
Strict Parity sad unsivalled strength. Those who
wish the best, end those who wish TO eeonomHe seek
them. Colton's Pare Vanilla Flavor 10 sought ~
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity
tyery unlike the many Vanilla Extracts in market)
Ex-Gov. JANIS SuIrn. OF Providence, II. l.. SAYS
My wife pronounees them superior 10 any Flavor.
ing Extracts she has ever used.
EA Gov. WM. A. tcKINGaAN. OF CosSEoriorT. says:
For a long time We have used them. and find them
very Ane
HOLLAND, Timothy Tlicomb) the well known
author Of Springfield. Mass, says: "They are the
Standard in all his vicinity.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
Such list OF References is seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers. Sold by Grocers and Drug
gists Prepared by J. ". COTTON. Proprietor Of
Cotons Toilet Article No 3. to Heal and Beautify
the Skin. Bold by Harrison & Stsrks, and Parks &
Hosmcr Davenport, Iowa.
chicago wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
FULLER. ~ Market street, for all Colton's Prepare
toup: Sept. 2S-dty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06
HELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BIZ


Gnu
IL the Great Diarefic.
urLNIoLps CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sArsArARnLA
Is hc Great Rood Purifier
Both arc prepared according TO rules OF Pharmacy
and Chemistry snd are the most active that can be
made. lfeb5-d&wly
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VI9OR ffe re-
gained by HslMBufD'e ExruAcY BrcHv. f5d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06

BRANDRETHS PILLS-These Pills are safe and
sure. They are prepared BY process which secures
all the best qualities Of the herbs OF which they
composed, without any Of their bad. They benefit in
all cascs, and do harm in none
SEQ II. Brandrethis m white letters on the Cove
ment stamn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06

sAe Scsns Of alseaee for wAseA ~ pseeu1bs H.
semsses re1enber inst NO merely o0twsrd M 49,
VIII anofd M gssmanent RELIEF 6ccauec Il csnnot
nloop,-THR CITADEL OF TUE DISEASr "y.i..
II Rom tie ssronk ho. sad the vtetim is Relieved
CURE WARRANTED SWIM
BURNHAM q VAN eCHAACw
Wholesale Druggists, - Lal<e st, Chscaso
h0lfm ACenes f,S the 'HcrshsrSs..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06
A CANVASS OF THH UNION

A CANVASS OF TIRE UNION
fAvos ever plscsd before
THE PEOPLE,
~ pure ID eoluhglDas vegeohas bsousiasf.
CRWTADO0OD HAZE DHD,
1or I'd vide, thsosghoot ~ sseteesd reDubKe. b
asonnss sesivs1y - so0pselalsn. u appeals
10 THE TOLLS!
seaA w. aesin 10 elolAs sAessns with Tie MAGMA
eoot hooek - heuWn haea whicA naa1eehas deaed,
- stcasa sway. Mmafseeused BY ]. ORioFAD0-
no, Aseoe HOooN n. Y. Sold By Drus ESQ.,
Applleo b. q 8oif Dseooesp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06

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~ sa1v ssss nd SDSsos DHs-Hasmisss. Rsllap
~, lnsean1ansooe. Ne dinppolnensal No sidis
vlsoeun1e. NseUl1 Blsek - Brown. RsosdisstAs
0sb1h a He'd Dye. lavisoesass ne Asls. lssvaag
= - - bssoGif1l. Tie gsnains = agns1 Wimo0
4 BslsAslos. An e4AsFs sss 0sss anitsalons, end
shoulA b svsldsd. Sod b III Dsuesistssad Perfu-
Asn. yaceosy 81 Barclay slssst uew Yesk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06

De0os11yAng tAc Hair.
Aad 10 the most delightful and wonderful article
Ne world ever produced.
Ladies win ind Il not only certain remedy 10 Re-
seoes. D@hse - Dsess1fy ~ Has, but aleo dese-
able article for the Toilet. Il . hcAly psrfnmsd
wieh rich and del1eees pssfsme. Adepsodsnt u ne
The Marvel - Peru.
Al ev md ossnie.l pae.0A vAieA = dsnoecy Of
DodhBsuAbsf nd psRo0a, = unDQuaalod.
TAs aoCve aE1iclso - IL sole 81 I'll DrueRste end
Isssumefss = ~ ~ eeeoe soeA. osot By expsso -
any addrcse by propsietoes.
=. ". WRIGHT = CO.,
es1sayl NJ Nbssv sans. Msw YoGk.
ru4 GLORY OF MAN n srnINoTn.-Tssss-
lbse Ne n0vooe end oeblrtalcd sAoah innsda1e-
y ne 0lMneeSe kxsnAge Buonu. k14W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06

The joint commistss on the conduct Of
the var have just issued their report in On
inmenss volume. containing reports bv
Gems. Shsrmaa. Thomas. Pope aud ether
Gsnersls. The volume csntsiss many doe
umenta never yss published. and amen Z
them he two following letters:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-06

nELkBOlD'e EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
ead vteoe 70 he isame snd bloom to The
OebuSey . accompanied By many slafmlng syOp-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16
TIE C0N0HER CONTROVERSY.

Statements Of Bon. Wood and Mr.. BrunO.
The following additional statements are pub
lished. The affidavit of Mr.. Roger A Pryor and
others will be found on the inside pages of THR
EVENING TELEGRAPH.
From The NetO York Ddity NetDS
The New York Times of to-day in Its washngtOn
to be respectively the atidAyits Of Nathan Anser.
Martin in which the name OF Mr.. Benjamin Wood
is mentioned in connection with certain attempts
against the Judge AdvOcate-GeneEa y is posslb .
that the Times correspOndt mt has been the Victim OF
a senseless hoax, and that the whole matter is an
Invention to create a newspaper sensation. II che
Wood is CONCERNED. so much absolute per-
5Y 5 eyes upon SGy a the ger OF sSssS
aidavts; never had an interview with any OF them;
their names printed this morning 10 the Times. The
Is ns @6 he 81 a
in The news apers; % he does mot knew the man. never
perhaps in the public streets or elsewhere as per.
feet stranger We could not without the evidence Of
string OF such unblushing absolute fasehoods and Il
take ediate steps to procure the arrest Of the
sgners. and will prosecute them without delay for
STATEMENT OF MR.. BRUNO.
Nos. 81 AND 80 NASSAU STREET.
NEW YORK CITY, August is, 1871 J
City, County and state OF New York, ss.-Richard
Of ew York city; that he was a law student Ia the
Office Of R9S.r @ A Pryor d,Tng the month Of July,
thereto: that this deponent was habItually IN the
OF Roger A. fryOr A. M. TO L. Ms
that as such law student this deponent had know
ledge Of all who frequented the once of Roger A.
Pryi at No. 95 Liberty New York city; that
none Of the parties making said afidavlts were ever
IN The said office during SAID time. this deponenPa
knowledge; and thai this deponent knows Hon. Ben
jamin Wood, al an9 ., knew him at the times therein
said office to this deponenps knowledge; that while
acting as said law student this deponent had access 10
all papers in said office and frequently made copies
OF papers. athdeyits etc that this deponent never
saw said affidavtS made any copies thereof that
this deponent believes that said mentioned
in said atdavs never took place alleged and that
no meeting OF either OF said parties could have
taken place without this depoDents knowledge; that
deponent had knowledge of all of Roger A. PryoriH
private business matters, and such fact came Co
his knowledge and that this deponent believes thar
the alleged facts and the occurrences mentioned in
said atidavits are mere fabrlcatons wholly un-
true. RICHARD M BRUNH
Sworn TO before me- this 18th day OF August 1857
of New York. -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

BREvrTIEs.-An old and gossiping washer
woman yesterday entered Alderman Maule's
Office, and swore that her husband was
a-knocking Of her down, and thin sthraking
her in the face" all the time. A warrant was
issued for his arrest and tho needed reform
effected by sending him TO prison. He gave his
the destruction OF the famous CohocksinK
bridge, which partook exceedingly OF the an-
Client style OF architecture, number of small
boys, who bear up wonderfully against the
odors which arise from that peaceful stream,
@ave made fragile crossing. and charge one
cent fare. He who does not pay is tipped into
the water by overturning the bridge.--A Pro-
vidential Board of Health, which performs It's
duty wen-the heavy rain.-Cannot some
thing be done to free Washington Square OF the
dtsorderly characters that nightly infest 1t?
Order-loving citizens can hardly pass through
IL I'm the eveninp without being insuIted =
The first case-Henry Miller, who sold liquor on
sunday at his saloon on Eleventh street, near
Girard avenue, was fined by the Court, and mad
to pay the costs of prosecution, in all, $72-Is
a new bill of charges to be preferred against
that redoublabe tunctionary from the Fourth,
Alderman William MoMullin? He was the
chef dc part in the tiremen's riot.--"It never
rains but what IT pours" has been fully tested
OF late. such storms put the dimes into the
pockets OF the street. cleaning contractors They
make great show of preparations TO commence,
and then hold off for the rain to do the work.
Decidedly interesting and profitablel--Wanted
"A culvert at the intersection of Fifth street
and Germantown road TO carry oG the water.
Let the soldiers and sailors attend the pub
lie meeting at Horticultural Hall on Saturday
eventng.-"A wheel within a Wheel as a
man lately said, when, after delightfully."- watch
ing his son thrash nelghbor's boy, he took his
vicious offspring by the. nape of the neck and
heavily belabored him.-rhe "hue and cry"
made by the press generally about the non
return OF aldermanic fines has had the desired
effect and that which once disappeared mystic
riously now goes into the City Treasury
The story lately circulated that the upper tier
of cells IN Moyamensing Prison were not used
because SO inadequate in strength is entirely
incorrect Not only are they used, but
some have two and others three occupants
Winnemore is confined in one of them-Re-
turning from their tlight-our citizens coming
home from the sea-shore and suburban resorts
gars, mock individuals, and pseudo representa-.
tives of business firms are met daily on all our
streets. One needs TO be Arguseyed and sharp
witted. II he would not be deceIved.-Our po-
lice officers and detectives complain of a great
falling off in their particular branches of trade
This is good for the city, but hard the officers
aOho, no doubt, are out OF their element when not
pummelling some flagrant offender.
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THIRD EDITIO N
FROM EUROPE THIS p. M.
Financial and Commercial Report 60
Noon.


Financial and Commercial Report to
Noon.
Byth Atlantic CdbIe
LONDON August 16-Noon. Consols weak. 94I:
merican securities generally in better demand !:
FAYe-tWenty bonds, 73l; Erie, 46s; Illinois, T8;
Gre at Western, 21A.
LIVERPOOL, August l6-Noon. &C Cotton quiet
with sales OF 10000 bales; middling uplands,
1870; k1idding Orleans, lid.
The ii oker's Circular SAYS that the sales for
the week will amount to 98, 600 bales; 81 900 Tor
speculation, and 5000 bales for export. stock
in port $50, 600 bales including $4,000 Of
American.
BreadstuTs quiet and steady. All other arH-
cles unchanged.
ANTWERP, August l6.-Petroleum, 43 francs.
hMRrine Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL August 16-NoOD.-The steamer
City OF Boston which arrived yesterday, reports
on the 4th instant, when one day out from New
York, ran down and sunk the schooner Silva.
from Fayal for Boston, but no lives we're lost.
The crew were brought TO this port.
QUEENSTOWN, August 16.-Ihe National Steam
NavigatiOD's steamer HevetiA from New York
August 3, arrived here to-day.
QUBENsTowN, August l6-AP. M-The steam
snip Persia, from New York August z, arrived
here this noon.
TwO o'clock Market Report.
LIVERPOOL, August 1872 p. M Cotton drmer
though prices are unchanged. The sales for the
day will reach IL, 900 bales. Lard advanced to
50s. Beef advanced to 1905. Cheese declined
to Sos. Cd. No other alterations are noticed
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AMUsEMENTs.

VA MIDSUMMER NIaHT's DREAM" as per
formed at the Walnut every evening, is rapidly
becoming the talk Of the town. Notwithstaud-
Ing the storm, the theatre was crowded last
evening again, The scenery is acknowledged,
on all hands, TO be superior In beauty and effect
TO any ever exhibited here, and the triple trans
formation scene in tho last Act of the play is
fully equal to the final tdbledu in the Black
Crook, at Niblo's, In New York. The fairy spec
tacle Is put upon the stage in an elegant style
and is well played. The singing of Mrs. Conner,
sal and Miss Fisher is warmly applauded ana
losophy, and pretty conoeits of the play are al
thrown out boldly and with taste Dy % %Ihe
artistee, and, as whole, the spectacle exceeuis
cifv
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MARRIED..

COMST0CK K-LOUDERBACK,- - On wednesday
August IL. by Rev. William j. Clark, at ST. Matthew's
Church, GEORGE w; CONS rock of Rochester, New
York, to JANE LOUDERBACK, daughter OF the late
Benjamin Louderback, OF Philadelphia.
JENKS-STOY,- the l4th instant. at the Parson-
age OF 81. Georges M N Church, No. 324 New street.
by the Rev. NJ. ID. Kurtz, Mr.. THOMAS GRO Wiley
JENKS. of Birmingham, England TO Miss MAGGIE
SIOY. @ this CITY.
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CHILD BEATING.-Thomas and Ann Crosdale,
living at Aramingo, near HarroWgate lane were
arrested yesterday on the charge of cruelty
beating their child, aged fifteen years. The
cries of the child attracted the attention OF the
nelghbors, who repaired to the spot, when they
found the inhuman father applying lashes on
her back with a rope. The accused had hear
ing before Alderman Holmes, and was held in
e80O hail TO answer,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

A FITTING TEsTrMoNIAL--The British Gov
ernment has presented TO Captain Philip j..
Hammond, of the ship Westmoreland, of this
ment of his services in having rescued the
master and crew of the Queen Hortense,
which vessel was wrecked on the 2th of Feb
rnarY last.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

THE Ex-SEoRETARY OF WAR To GONE 9n
day for the purpose OF making some lnVestlga-
lion as 10 the truth of certain rumors that nave
InJ,, cpedence in the different departments az
MashInSton in reference to the value ana
cbesnness of the Ready y-made Clothing sold at
Ghasi Stokes q Co.'s establishment unoer the
49, al
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Markets bY TeIegraph.

NEW York, August l6.-Cotton quiet and steady.
Flour advanced 5@llOc Sales of 10000 bushels state,
southern, sil@r25; California. s25e@li.6o Wheat
amber Southern, S22592SO Corn frmi sales of 5000
bushels mixed Western S'l961lil. Oats dull, stock
scarce Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whisky
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.--Lewis Quinn, forty
five years of age, residing at Front and Coates
streets, was arrested yesterday by Sergeant
Murray, on the charge of committing an assault
and battery on woman. He had hearing
before Alderman Toland, and was held In $500
bail to answer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

ERRATUM.-In our notice Of the Riverside
Institute day or two since, it was inadver-
tently stated that this home, intended for the
gratuitous education Of soldiers and sailors
orphans in all parts of the country, was located
at Beverly. The institute, as most Of our
readers are aware, is situated at Riverside,
Burlington county, New Jersey, and was In
corporated on the 9Th of April last.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

OPEN FROM A. NJ. TO 10 p. Mas the
demand for The stock now being sold In aid
of the Riverside Institute is increasing daily,
It has been determined that hereafter the
principal office, No l225 Chestnut street, shall
remain open from o'clock in the morning
until 10 o'clock at night This Will AFFORD
all whose business engages them during
the day an opportunity to Visit Ihe
on1ea in the evening, and there ex-
anime the beautiful steel-plate engravings
given to those who purchase stock, and also to
Investigate fully the whole plan as presented
by the washington Library Company in behalf
of this great charity.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT PowDEA FOR XIII
ing Fleas Moths, Reaches, and BA 'gS' tne
original and only sure article. Sold ~ all re-
spectable dealers.
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FINE CoHFEOTIoNs.--At George W. Jenkins
NO inS7 Spring Garden street, can be obtalned
tne assoTtment Of connections. Jenkins Is
worthy of q call
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MORGAN Fl. TRoTH, Wholesale and Retail
Provision Dealer stas nos; is LSl anq is ti1n
Chesnut. Troth's Hams, Beef, Lard, Tongues,
Piokled Pork, etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Lash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and Step
Ladders, No. 7H Market street, Philadelphia.
Ia
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LIREN BUSTERS -D1tStproof, gaing neatly at ne
neck. No travel comfortably tOtout oneself
ing al reduced prices 10 close ol9 stock.
HGI todg bettgeen BENNETT q &o.t
Si1M streets. No. SIS MARKET STREET,
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MURDERoUs AssAULT.--A man giving the
name OF William Witherson was taken into
custody yesterday afternoon on the charge OF
having committed an assault and battery on a
woman named Mrs Morgdan, living in Dutch
IL appears that the parties named both live in
the same house, and that on Wednesday night
usual, and after remaining in his house for
snort Time, and not seeing his wife, made ln-
qulrles for her Some words then passed between
~ Is alleged, obtained a long knife and ran at
the husband threatening to kill him ana his
wife. An alarm was given and On1cer Leary
soon arrived on the spot, taking into custody
the accused, who was conveyed 10 the once Of
Alderman Sinex, and after a hearing was held
In $500 bail to answer at Court.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

A AWoULD-BE POLICEMAN IN TRoUBLE.-william
Tuckey, who cloimed to be policeman, fell in
with man last evening on Delaware avenue,
above Market street. The stranger went 10
bed, and soon fell asleep. and so continued
until morning, when he awoke, and on exam
lining his trunk found thst S25 had been alb
stracted therefrom. The would-be policeman
was taken before Alderman Hurley, who held
him in $500 bail to answer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

WHITMAN's CsHoOOLATE.-The best tablet uQ-
colate for families, hotels and restaurausa IS
manufactured at the Philadelphia Steam Ch, y"
colate and Cocoa Works ONCE and store No,
1910 Market street. STEPHEN #. WHITMAN,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

UNMANLY CoNDUcT.-Michael Kennedy, who
had been confined in prison for some months
on the charge of highway robbery, and was
liberated q few days since, made an assault yes
terday on Mrs. Horkey, residing on Richmond
street, near Emory. 1t is alleged that the ac-
cused struck Mrs. Horkey, injuring her in the
face and body.
Kennedy is isrepresented TO he vicious charac-
ter, and his arrest for the offense named is in
keeping with some of his former acts. He was
taken before an alderman, and, after hearing,
was held to answer for the offence,
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OBTTUARY.-Captain Alexander McCausland,
late Chief Engineer in the United States Navy
died this morning at his residence, In Vine
street, In this city, OF disease contracted while
In the service during the late Rebellion.
For mechanical ingenuity Capt McCausland
excelled He constructed the first steam fire
engine used in this city, and also built i've for
the Russian Government, which are still in
use. He was for long time superintendent of
the Richmond and Southern Steamship and
railway line, and afterwards of the Motive
Power on the Pennsylvania Railroad. at the
outbreak Of the Rebellion his able services
were secured by the Government and TO mis-
genius and skill we are indebted for many Inn
proVements which are now used in the naval
service. AS O man he was universally re-
spected, and had many friends in all parts of
the world.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-16

THB STANTON INDIGNATION MEETING.
soldiers and sailors of this city will hold their
indignation meeting concerning the removal
of the Secl etary of War, Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, in
front of the Union League House, to morrow
Saturday evening. Beck's Philadelphia Band
has been engaged, and speeches will be made by
William b. Mann, Colonel william b. Thomas,
General Owens, Colonel James Givin, and
others. One of the morning papers states that
this meeting was not authorized by any respon-
sible body, and would not take place, which is
a mistake