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The Continental Bourses.
FRANKFORT, May "a, 1897.
Ass very late hour last night sses Of United State'
hve-twensy bonds were made at Tx.
FRASKyoRr May 22-Evening.
United States bonds closed at Tx
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, May PA NJ
the prevailing opinion ON the street s that the cotton
market and most Of the articles the breadstus and
provisions markets will open quiet and steady at the
closing figures Of last evening
LvERroot, May 22-Noon.
Cotton 10 tending downward The estimated sales TO-
day are 5000 bales Kidding splands. I'D middling
Orleans. llxd
LIVERPOOL, May 22-2P.
The cotton market quiet and steady and prices are
firm at the opening figures.
LIVERPOOL. May 22-Evening
The cotton market closed quiet at the following au
thorzed quotations :-Midding uplands Ill middlins
Orleans, 113Sd The sales Of the day are reported
5000 bales.
Liverpool Breadsiahs Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 22-Noon.
Breadstuns quiet and steady wheat--Sales of No I
red Milwaukee at 1ss 3D., and white California a,
l4s Cd. Corn, 39s. Cd. Barley, Is ID. Oats, 49, 3d.
Peas, Ais. Cd.
LIvERPoot, May 22-2P.M
Tho breadstuns market is generally quiet Corn has
declined 3d. and ia now quoted at 39s Sd per quarter
for mixed Western.
LIVERPOOL, May 22-Evening
The market for breadstuis hA been quiet during the
day Corn closed with declining tendency Tho last
sales Of mixed Western we're made at $685. Cd per quarter
Wheat barley and oats were unchanged.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL May 22-Noon,
Provisions quiet Pork. sos. Beef. 1875. Cd. Bacon
sos. Lard, SIS 3D. Cheese, CTS
LIVERPOOL, May 22-Evening
The provisions market closed quiet quotations
generally unchanged. Pork was firm at Sos per Dbl
Beef steady at LIS. Cd. Bacon. 500. per cwt Lard
5ls. Cd. Cheese, Cts. per cwt. for fine American.
Liverpool Produce Market.
LvERrooL. May 22-Noon.
Ashes, 33s. Rosin-saes Of common at Is 3D.. anC
fine at LIS 3d. Spirits Of turpentine, 35s 3d. Tallow
ass. Cd Coverseed, SIS. Petroeum-Sales Of spirits
at Id, and standard white at Is. Sd.
LivsRpool, May 22-Evening
Common Wilmington rosin. drmer; sales ct Is 3D.
per cwt. fine American unchanged I2s 3d. Spirits
turpentine, 35s Sd. Tallow, 43s Cd. Petroleum
Spirits, lid. refined, La 3D. per gallon.
The London Markets.
LONDON, May 22-Noon.
No. IL Dutch standard sugar, 24s scotch pig iron,
53s 3d. Calcutta linseed, 65s. Linssed cakes 60 l5s
Oil-linseod ESQ los sperm, Els1; whale, ESQ.
LONDON, May 22-Evening
Sales No II Dutch standard sugar at 24s SCOTCH pig
iron ct 5ss. Cd. per ton. Oils unchanged
Antwerp Petreiea.a Market.
ANTwxRp, Nay 22-1O A n
Sales Of petroleum have been made this morning al
aSf per barrel for standard white
ANTWERP. May Evening.
PetroieuuSales OF STANDARD white to-day Az. soc
per bbl
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A M U s E M E N T S
Olympic Theasre-Treasure Tre,

Olympic Theasro-Treasuro Tr0ve.
Mr. Grover brought out on Monday night the long.
promised local drama Of Treasure rrove. The house
was crowded the opening night and also last evening
Before saying anything Of the play critical point OF
view We augur for It . long and successful run as
scenic display. The well known artists OF this
theatre have eclpsed In ii all their previous efforts and
to them the greater par, OF its success must DO
attributed The view OF Saratoga with the grounds Of
one Of the hotels and the Opera House. is lfe.like
Every detail OF life that resort Of fashion is
given with accuracy. The lighting up OF the Opera
House and grounds has also very tine effect Tho falls
OF the Canagaga probably OF the picturesque
exhibited this season at any theatre in this city
A very excellent view OF tho Herald Building
and the adjoining ncghborhood Is also given in the
OF the HERALD building presented something novel
stage painting The unsghty bridge that spans Broad
soon in the background, and 10 front ballet OF
newsboys q clog dance. The Stock Exchange and
Grace Church the other attractive features in the
scenic part OF the drama And now for the plot aud the
play Itself The plot Is in the FIRST place. ineligible
and sensible what half Of the plays Of the modern
noucicsult school boast Of The 'unitics, about
which people touchy, obsolete, old
fashioned affairs in this school which Is all the
rage Tho plot in such pieces merely loaf from
every day life and intended present picture Of
the world than tho traditional reward OF vir.
tue and punishment OF vica. Biackwells Island
gson hears Of buried treasure from the lips OF dying
convict hnds IT. consequently becomes rich falls in
love. ges into trouble gets out OF It again. and marrics
the heroine. such is The plot and doubt very much
IL il IL not far more ineligible than many OF those
damatzations from trashy novels that periodically
inflicted the stage The dialogue, In the attempt 70
adapt to the scenes Of the play rs in some places
vulgar and glad that Mr. has cut down
from the ntermnabe length Of the opening night BY
emitting the foolish and unnecessary episodes OF the
English tourist and the Irish fooman and chambemaid
much more would be gained With judicious
pruning the piece will run az smoothly may he
desired Probably Mr. Grover did not satisfy shs eIpec
sations Of OF tho worshippcrs OF the ccntpeda
drama by introducing coryphees instead OF nswsboys
he has wisely adhered the rules Of decency and
given q spectacular drama without wounding the feel
ngs Of any Of his patrons The Introduction Of real
horses ana real dog cart IL also striking feature in the
play. There no doubt whatsoever OF s popularity aud
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n.
No the world has had extensive sale ~
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS. They frst sold be-
they said to be good They now sell bec.uss
good. They have stood the test OF
time Of weak itacrs and Of unprncpled
plain The formula Is pubished around eac
bottle they always made 70 the original STANDARD
They used In all the government hospitals
daie beneficial effect For cergymen merchants, Awyer.
They create healthy Appetite they cure Dyspepsa Heed
strengthen nvgorate they the weak strong and
melancholy brilliant No person who feels faint weak.
langud depressed unable Sleep labor enjoy
society afford b without this agreeable and certain
tonic They are sold everywhere.
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Juggling Jsps, Johnny wud's and Bill shsppard's &C.
cen.rioes, Tony's budget OF comic songs, Jenny
Engels excellent vocazaon ballot divcysiaemen and
pantomme and the comic drsma entitled the
Female Bse Jackets each claim special recognition
constituting the attraction at this popular place Of resort
for this week while together they make up thoroughly
enjoyable entertainment and nightly call forth uprosr.
ous evidences Of appreciation from large audiences.
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CONNECTICUT STATE CONVENTION Of the Youme MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW HAvEs, Conn, Nj

NEW HAvEs, Conn, May -, 1867
The State Convention OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, which has been in session fos two days.
closed this evening with crowded meeting at Music
Hall Addresses were made by W. e Dodge. IT, Rev.
Stephen H. Tying Jr Mr. Branerd Of New York, and
Professor Cyrus Northrup OF Yale College: and the
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LrvRrooL, May 22-3 r. N.
The ship Sardis, Captain Cunningham, sailed from
Newport for San Francisco to-day.
The ship Surprise also sailed today for San Francisco
LOsDoSDKRRv, May 22-l0 A. n
The steamship Moravian, Captain Alton, from Quebec
arrived here last evening. on the way 70 Liverpool,
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S PA I n '

The Revelutiousry Asitntisn Increasing.
LONDON, May 22-Evening.
Accounts received here from Madrid show that the
internal troubles Of Spain increasing, aud fears are
entertained that political crisis Is st hand
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MEMPaf. Nay ~, 1857
Tho tournament to-day for the benefit Of the widows
and orphans Of the Lost Cause" immense
cess ten thousand persons present Tho affair
passed or quietly. A. r. Montana "the Knight Of this
sKnght of the Silver STAR" the second and George W.
Mackie sKnIght Of the Released Chief" the third
prize.
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THE FEMIAM TRIALS.

Sentences and New ArraiGumcnfs In Ireland.
LosDos May ~, 1851
Flood and Duffy the Fsnsn prisoners who were
Gently convicted at Dublin have been sentenced 70 i'm.
prsonmsnt for life 1t hard labor.
Mcclure another Of the Fenian prisoners, placed
On his trial al Cork to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-23

Root Beer. Root Beer. Rect Beer.
This delicious aud healthy beverage 10
by every family very ,le trouble and tdins =
"kSAFP.s CONGRATULATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS
~ cent bottle will gallons and " cent DO kua
SUFFICIENT 20 make twenty-five gallons OF tho Beer.
Al.o mt IN bottles and gallon ssna
M a and sI3 each directions each hottie go
Var ale ~ r n KNAPP co. VA Hofispn street 4 Ne
drausss ally.
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OBITUARY.


Thomas ID. Hudson.
Thomas b. Hudson formerly prominent lawyer Of
st. Louis but for several years past Of the largest
stock breeders In the west died yesterday morning at
his residence, SIX miles from s. Louis.
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Hessy SHssq -SsSs :: W Ssrss1S.

y
cheeruy recommended BY physicians and BY the public
Weisch Edwards, comedian. New York theatreHs wiz
cured liberated throat.
II. w WILKINSON IT'S Beaufort avenue Brooklyn-Heaith
much improved by this agreeable tonic.
r. Spicher. ESQ.,, 16 West Thirtyoighth street-Coueh
easier appetite returned
G. Rein Ninety third street aud Eighth avenue-Excst.
lent effects bowel complaint
W. Wanck 23i fifth street, hope my tubercuar
consumption.
William Moler, No. 6wsst Twentieth s.reet-Dyspepss
cured.
Mrs e. DaGerner Rvngton street-ndi geston cured
J. Knupfer l69 Division street-Cured from obstinaes
From letters Ho1s Malt Extract Depot. SO Broadway.
New York
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
: R 4 n c {

Tho Army Bill Diacrcnces Adjusted.
PARIS. May q 1857.
The differences between the Emperor Napoleon and
the Corps Lsgsatf with regard TO the army organization
scheme have been adjusted
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RfLlEf Goa the souIn

LOUISVILLE, May a. 1851
The Ladies' Relief Association have collected taSo
Tor the suffering poor In the South.
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A UsT RIA.

Speech from the Throne 60 the Legislature.
VIENNA, May 22-Evening
The Emperor to-day made speech from the throne
to tho OF the upper and lower Houses Of the
Austrian Diet
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The London Money Market.

E'FNHVrf WY N1-IV ." ~
Although the hour Of regular business he's not arrived
n Is considered on the street that coosss w'u oosn
the closins rata last evening
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Death Of Mr.. stansHeid, M. r.
LONDON. May 22-Evening
Mr.. stsnsisd. Member OF Parliament and . nrm
friend Of the United States during the rebellion dead
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FfmALe SUFFRAGE IN KANSAS.

ST. Lour May ~, 1897
Lucy Stone and her husband arrived hero Yesterday
from Kansas They speak very coDddonty OF the sue
OF female suffrage thai State ~ the next fall cleo
tim
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foursvrLLs, May "a 1857
The brewery Of Fritz Kaufman, corner OF shcily and
Main streets, ives burned yesterday morning.. Loss
SiO 900
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Thanks to Mrs. w

Thanks to Mrs.. WtnslOw = Sseth Ius syrsp,
we haze sssn rssssea .ron slecpleS ng as OF psnfut
only rest but vspr and heAth-ihs Il isis fellow win
wake up bright cheerful and iess the gas.
cures wind collie aud regulates the bowcs Cbrsa csbs
rs cents bottle
BE and cali for
MRS wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
having the fac ~ime % sCurtis Peri The outside
wrspper. AL others base imitato
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sW G 0 { n :.

Homer to . Native Inventor.
SrocKaoLn May "a, 1857.
The Swedish Parliament has passed resolutions 10
honor Of Captain Ericsson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-23

For tho Jerome Park Races.-Herso Cars
Harlem Bridge Fordham 6ve minutes darng
connecting with Second and Third avenue cars sod
with the Harlem boats from Peck slip.
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Rsvsl Havana 1Onery.-pvizea pa A A.
yojd Information furnished The highest - -
h.nbloous ana ali kinds of Gold and silver
TAYLOR a 90. Bankecx, 10 Wall street m r
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de. Won Eiscnbcrg,s Hssshesice- Ncuraigtc-
on-The the age the Of all diseases OF TIE
Eye Ear, Throat Caarrh aud Asthma. Once 81 Fftk az
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All Phvsicinns who have Used Speer's Poro
GRAPE WINE recommend above al other wines Tor e.
valuable medicinal properties especially for femAles and
debitaed persons Sold by druggists and A. sPEER ~
Broadway.
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JUDGE KELLEY HomewAsO sOuSu

AUGUSTA, Ga, May ~. 1851.
Judge Kelley passed through here last night
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Rntctetsr's Hair Dye.-Tho Bcst Sa thO
perfect harmless reliable. tnsKntAe
Gus, Factory 81 Barclay street.
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"A Cure Wnrra ntOd or Money Returnc1.-De.
FILTERS Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently cures
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, G0ut; warranted harsnSeea.
Agents, DESAS BARNES. II Park row; HENDOLD. CO.
Broadvay
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Hair Discs ses.-FalI. Turning Graz. Treate
BY Dr CANADIAN. Use poison, caustio. sulphur.
lead. 40 Warranted. No Aston place.
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u.As.. uho DrsJre 90 switch the WorId~
with noble horssanshp adorn their beautiful hee1s
wish one ar other the STYLES OF Riding Hets
FOR me PAX and the road Now ready at GENkNs No ss
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CrissadOrO's Hair Dye.-The Hest Ever Mas.
uartured. Wholesale aud retail; also applied at No
Aaiar Nouze
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IL Would be n Gross Libel
To ladies' tobacc0 yet present botts OF
PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING cEREUs to pretty grt
she viii be apt to open II and take little snuff.
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True Merit Appreciated = Isre VS., Hre1-
CHIAL rR0CHEs have been bsfere be public os msn
Zach hnds the Trochs In some Dew,
localities In parts of the world be'n& AZ ecle OF
true merit, when used the value OF the ocnes -
precised they are kept always o. De useo -
requires For cougbA colds snh thross asrASos
the Trochcs have proved their cmeacy
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BartIett,s Reversible Sowing Machlaes.->
Cheapest hrst class machines Depot 5s Broadway
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Bsrtictt,. ReycrsibIc ,sewin9 Machises
Ynr
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All the Highest Premiums. 1855. 1;Ellipaf2
Lock Stitch Sewing Machines manufactured Who0aer
Wilson Co. Sold only BY Elliptic s. NJ Co., 6v Broadway
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A. surcly N IdGht Succeeds Darkness, 80
surely and speedy relief follow the -
rORfER's COUGH BALsAM in ali cases OF coughs ssd
colds Depot s. Barclay street.
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wis., Ts.gcs a.: -: u SrI S,.'ss U %,s:s
RATJHkLOR'S " Bsaa skcvs NJ
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tn E T U r. #


Peseponomont Of the Ferdham Raees-The
Sport to Commence To-Day.
Owing TO the drizzling fall Of rain which continued
during nearly the whole Of yesterday, the spring
meeting Of tho American Jockey Club was about
O'Clock A. n, announced - postponed until to-day.
rhs posponng Of an affair associated witt such an
atmosphere OF celia, proved. Of course disappointment
70 the Of fashonables but the manager Of the
weather memorable, and all parties were compelled
70 submit. Tho opportunity, however, is only, like
hops in the story deferred not lost; and to-day may
be expected at the jerome Park the galaxy Of fashion
which the pluvai behavior Of the elements prevented
yesterday.
Troeting in Massachusetts.
RIvERsDs PARK. Tuesday, May Il Purse Sl60, open
% iii green horses mile heats best three 1--we.
harness.
George a. Bailey ps blk. g. whalebene. ........l
ID. Eagley ms. blk 8. Brandywine ..............2
VIM woodruff ms. b. m. Martha Washington. ...3
Time, 2:44-2 :40-2:40
SANE Day-Match $500, mile heats, best three In FIVE
In harneR
Won Woodruff ne. blk. m washerwoman.. ......l
H. Brock ne. b. g. Bay Beauty. dist
Time, 2:40L-2:A
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A..A.-A.1;kaI deneerg r. son: Measfscts-
Pipes. hos and John street.
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Machines Sg5 Broadway. New York
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A Fine Lot Of French White Cedar Window.
RICHARDS MARKr. IS Murray s.rss&.
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a Fine Assertgest Of Custom Made Waik.
Coats and Sacks tastcully cut and trimmed ct j. W.
MoKINLEYs, Merchant Tailor. sos Broadway. corner
Snriu atrr
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A Fact.-Nothing Noted for. the flair Gas
compare BURNErfS COCAINE No other preparation
mpars sach sossness and richness the o. e
sticky and the cheapest hairdressng Ia the world Price
~ for half pint bottle For sale by all druggists. Once anA
salesrooms 5g2 Broadway.
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A.-Carriages, Harness. Saddles, Brfdiesp.
Sheets 10 good work. without the Broadway eA
pronts, at TUFTS Repository u Cedar street.
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At EvcrdeI!'n Card Depot, 3Q3 Broedway-
The most elegant Wedding Notes and Cards. Mouogrsns.
&C.. IN the city.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY 2s lss7-rRIpLE SHEET

Most Of the Ameroaa securities may, perhaps. open
shade lower.
LosDos May 22-EooD.
Ss -. "inn0V 49,
United States hyetweny bonds .72h
Illinois oentras Railway shares ..........----.IoA
~"'S -,"sy oHace.,
LosDoH, May 22-2P. NJ
American securities are quoted ct this hour - fol-
lows
United States fve-twenty bonds ..............7 2z
Illinois Central Railway shares. ...............,-76 1s
Erie RAILWAY shares. Ala
LONDON, May 22-Evening-
Consols closed steady a. % for money.
American securities closed 1t tho following rates.
United states hve-twentiss.... TN
Illinois Central shares .........,..............76x
Erie Railway shares. AK
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Mesrslfe's Great Rheunnasir Rcssedy Cares
Nervous Headache aud Pains in the Head or Pace
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

HON. R P. LOWE. @. J.
Hss. ass. sss, a.s. 7; :. p'1."ss w.'snr, judge.
=. LiSDESnAx, ESQ.,. Clerk.
T. Il. SnLas1 1se.. Reporter.
SsgnsDAY, APsiL -, 1867.
The following persons were admitted to
tall immunities Of sitixsnship:
Robsst o. DesnslL Thes. Laden, Dstlsl
Pasch. D. Ecksshardt, Psts' Ar. Peter
Peters, John Dslnie, H. Spssksfmann. T.
Hssnins, pstrick whitney. August Jsssks,
John / Resss, D. O'Brian, John Cap, Au-
gust Piper. J. D. McCole, loguss Relfs,
Samuel I.ss:h, Hssuing Lsssnssn, August
Sehwarnweber, John Middleton.
Thee. westphal, Johss Stortjshan, wm
Kisl, Ed. O'Connsr, Hans r. Hartman. Hen
y Claussen, Cbas. wickie, Thos. Leonard
Wm. Claussen, julius schriber, wilhelm
Cable. F. Schlappkohl, Chas. voss, Chas
T. Wagner, John Bremen, Fred. Scheralt'
fsrger, Jungen Blocke, D. Schegel, Herman
Rhede. Arthony Collins. Jas. Air6eld, p
Hassett. Hans Ruye. Henry Bloog, +. II.
Wagn,r, Robert Hunter. Peter Bloos.
26O6.-A e. Bondsrant .. Geo. Crawford
Polk co.-sffirmed.
2644.-Daviee, Watson & Go. .. j. H.
Humphrey, Scott co submitted on oral sr'
gsment.
2045.-Robsri q. Hunt .. VIM. Rowland
Il al. Auscatine CO., submitted,
2646.-Stats Of Iowa .. James Stokes
nuscatins, submitted.
26E.-Catharins McNenomy, rs Johr
McMenomy, Musoatine 20.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

DIDS'r WN.-Ths Republican wire pull
lers and scene shifters pot their heads ts>
esshes "te reach The German heast." They
must have . talk with the Gsrmans. The
Gasstts had bsen calling them barn burn
ers," "whisk syites," ''outlaws" and Other
opprobfious names, 90 something must Be
done to counterast this evil influence The
Germaas wosldu't meet With them At TEN
pssancs He'll. .LsCairs Hall, or any other hall
So they must invite them TO the German The
asrs, and thsrs eonvinos them Of the error
Of their ways.
4 So the patty hsw-sss was sounded and
the arrangements msde A full baud come
sus, and he Thsssss was filled, but not
nees than sesrs q 0csmsns we're present.
The game had failed. aad before the second
speakss wss through the hall was well nigh
vacatedl Viss h hs0bSg.
| Buaxs' CssS.-Ths BurnS Club Of Dav>
sapsss held iss asoual meeting at their
rosms in Lahsasns's Hall lest night, when
the following officers when elected fer The
ensuing yeer
For Presiaent. Robt. Morris; Vice Presi
dent, Peter Mcvaue; Recording Secretary,
". Barrowclough; Corresponding Secse'a-
ry; A. Blair; Treasurer, Archibald Cosk>
en-; Board Of Manager Wright,
Chsirnan, Isaac Hannah, James lcKim.
Ko5s- Swiadle, Robt Hsn,er.
The club has membsrship Of abous oae
hundred and elfty, end =, - ws ere glad y
hsaz, in hishly Dsoupn0ue - neoelGhia6
oooGItio0.
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CuaRIs, KIxo 4 Co.-This il one Of the
best known aua most reliable commission
houses 10 81. Louis-ons that our shippsea
will ever find prompt, accurate, and perfect
y reliable in everything pertaining 70 sheis
line Of business. When ths river opssa
md shipping commences, Vt this house -
ceivs 10 full share u the Dsvsnpsss tssae.
See adver tissmsnt 10 another column aud
make note Of t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
CIT 1T Z M s.
PEOPLES TICkET.
Election. Saturday april 6. 1867

Election. Saturday april 6. 1867.
For Mayor,
MICHAEL DONAHUE
For City Marshal,
J. W. MOORE.
For City Clerk,
JOHN LILLIS.
For Treasurer,
OTTO KLUG.
For City Assessor and for Township Asses.
sor Tor the City,
FRANCIS OCHS.
For City Attorney,
R.T. McNEAL.
For Police Magistrate,
w. T. DITrOE.
For Street Commissioner,
DANIEL RYAN
For Wharf Master,
L. y. TlLLEBEIN.
For Health Inspector,
JOHN RAUFFMANN
For City Sexton,
FRITZ kANN.
FOR ALDERMEN,
Fira Ward,
A. j. LITTIG
Second Ward,
ERNST CLAUSSEN,
Third Vurd
PETER b. HARDING.
Fourth Ward,
l.. 3. VIELE.
Fyfh Ward,
THOMAS DERMODY.
Sirth Ward,
JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
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- able advocate and stroag support IN the
fsrcibly edited newspapsr-The 7rm Rsdi
cal. NJ. Jervis writes with sharp pointed
quill and gives the Republican clique the
slashieat cuts in the profession. The Oasets<
hates it most cordially. but that Il an the
bstter-and there il 10 love lost. Load e
the muszls and frs away Nr. Radical, every
shos counts.