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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-11

A RADICAL VICToRY.-The election in Jersey
City yesterday resulted in gain of nearly six
hundred votes for the Republican party.
Heretofore they have always lost the town by
over five hundred. This year they have car
ried it by eighty-ive majority. The fact that
the victors were opposed to the influx of the
Democracy of New York, who come on Sun
day to drink in Jersey City, since the Registry
act in the Metropolis, had great deal to do
with the victory. The Democracy, to curry
favor with the largest portion of the popula-
tion, were ready to turn the city into beer
garden and brothel. But they overstepped
their mark, and all respectable citizens, unit
ing with the Republicans, placed in power a
Mayor who will not favor the qualification of
debauchees in order to secure their political
influence.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-11

ANOTHER STEP Westward - The Kansas
branch of the Union Pacific Railroad is ex-
pected to reach Salina, four hundred and
sixty miles west of st. Louis, on Saturday
Track laying is in progress at the rate OF
mile and half per day.
salina is close to the great buffalo range OF
the 'plains." Here is chance for our
amateur sportsmen that does not often occur
AT the present rate of progress by this
road, Denver will not be far off from its
terminus by next New Years day.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-11

ITALIAN OPERA-T4e fine comic opera OF
II Barbtere di SiUigIia was admirably performed
last evening, at the Academy, by the Parepa-
Brignoli Troupe and the audience was large
and appreciative, Madame Parepa, whose
Jorte would seem to be tragedy, agreeably sur
prlsed every one by her naive aud graceful I'M
personation of "Rosina." 1t was a most sue
oessinl portrayal Of the character, and gratihed
Ihe audience greatly. Vooallyit was also highly
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-11

EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS. - Foreign des-
patches indicate difficulty between England
and Spain, and also between Turkey and
Greece. When combined with the threatening
attitude of France, Prussia, and Holland, to
say nothing of Italy and Austria, we think
that Europe looks unsettled" We do not
think, however, that the Eastern question will
result in war, for the known sympathy be-
tween Russia and Greece will deter the Porte
from any attack on the latter power. We
should not be surprised, however, to see a
collision between Spain and England, if the
Spanish monarch still persists in refusing in
demnity for the Tornado. In case of such
war, it would be well for our Government, with
all its getting of territory, to keep an eye ON
Cuba. The Spanish Territory is not replete
with coin, and the Spanish credit is not so
good as to render the purchase-money of the
Siaand blessing to her Most Catholic Majesty
81 SaseOf foreign war. With Yankee shrewd-
.5fsssSWe must watch Cuba, which is worth
81 RtSared Russian Americas, prospectively
a 5USbR ss they may be.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08
Carriage Shop.

Y. NALL iakea pleasure In informing the
public that no has established a Carriage Shop
NJ Batesslile, Mississippi, where he - psrafsd
TO do OIL work pertaining iolis hpsof business
IN Me mos, approved and cheapest maHnoE.
He has also secured The services Of two Trim
mcrs, who thoroughly understand the business
and nrt able ID give saiisfacllon for The work
ihey DO, Mr.. Mall soIleib the patronage Of hs
friends and the public gcustally. ocll3-Cm
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tyBHr %sAp0ABAY.

Tho sttH hw d Iarger Circulate.
tbm Al fba namfi mblislal hi thf
section NJ the State comlduol an'
its subscription ti.i j. stcalil.
increasing, making Il the most dc
aihLle tbyrnrtsiNu dGpirN
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08
WASHINGTON
VIRGINIA.
FACULTY:

General RoBshr /. Lgr. Presidents
CARTER J.. iltrnls Professor o Latin.
JAsgs i Wars, Professor Of Grtak.
Enk hYSFS AIN. foltAsr Of Modern
Languages and English.
Rgs J. l.. klRkrArnek, DID, Professor Of
Moral Philosophy.
4. l. Nrlsos, An p~rosspgqf Mathematics
M Atkh "a rs Ppssvf Of Applied
Mathematics.
Il $. MrCrlLou, A. NJ, Professor Of Natural
philaaupltS F~1 Ea# 2
loaSE clsfarfi, 4 ", Professor o. Chem
istry.
JouS ". Ba~ocSrypusvau, Ii. D. Pafsasot
Of Law and Equity.
HAnF EasiLis A. M,fAsissant profesor a
Mathematics.
q roNsLL GRApY, A. ", Assistant, Professor
u Latin. lHNs fEHNL1A8E&
faASS paFsroS, A. B., Assa.An, Professor Of
Greek.
4 preparatory .guprsa has been instituted IN
which students unprepafed FIX The rsgalaf
gllse usy pggiro instructions in neeesar
branches.
The scsiou begins second Thursday usthl
September, aud ends last Thursday in June.
fr~nsa-Tlden and All other college fees,
500. All othet expenses, including baatd,
fuel, lights. etc, need not exceed $3.50.
FOR further parsiealaS Or fr eaialcguc. al.
dies The Faulty d Washington COLLEGE. len.
irg'on, Virginia. sn2z.u
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Pafo .9HO, T'eras, Saddles.

Repairing Of all kinds done promptly, on
the shortest notice.
BaBAPatrouize your home Mechanics In pref
crencc to Northern workmen.
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IT,. -. 1.~dauIQ 49,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-06-08
Prospectus Of fhe weekly
a.'ll Hesperln.''
A Journal Dtpoied % aeIn1ray htrab d
5s Tie Ai,Hssi} Valley.

On Saturday, thdfth Of January,
1867, the Subscribe tommenced the
publication Of TmEEREKLy HEsPR-
RAN, a paper wilhelm matter and
style, he hopes to Nder acceptable
to tho sonndest jukment and the
most delicate taste. 1Hf
The Hesperian wibe strictly lite
rary, and its column will contain
Romsnces, Essays, Hms, Historical
and Biographical Skehes, Reviews,
and articles on variot other literary
topics. Religion it u leave to the
pulpit; politics to th hus.ings, yet
at the same time 10 III endeayor to
inculcatca taste for 4 beautiful and
true among AL cIasscl snd circles
The leading featur4of the Hespe-
Lrian will be its devot4 to the LITE
RARY INTERESTS Of be Mississippi
Valley. Here, il is}yident, are to
be the homes Of tho freat body Of
the American people, and here will
be the mind, the Orgy and the
wealth to sustain and +lirect the az
fairs Of our America Society. How
essential, then, that iis mind be ele-
waited and refined, al how fitting
that the attempt be mie at st. Louis,
already the busines sater, asst ought
to be the literary cefsr Of our great
valley, 8.
HISTORY AND aeRApnY
win form 0 special Feature Of the
Hesperian. The his BY Of ST. Louis
was commenced in f. FIRST number,
and it viii Be followd by o series of
historical articles Eating TO- New
Orleans, Memphis, Louisville, Gin.
cinnati, Chicago, AM all the noted
cities in the Mississ i Valley. Ac-
curato and interestig biographical
sketches Of the mo- prominen. and
en.erprising citizensfill appear from
time to time in its cAimns.
MoSrnLY FAsufof RkroRrs will
be published. TlAo reports VIII
contain the latest Estern fashion, as
well as ? descriptiOiof what i worn
IN the West.
coS1RIDrro5 OF nEarr, !.
and Of established reputation, have
already been engaged; and The pro-
prietor hopes, befae many weeks, to
be able to announa tina, he has en-
listed The entire liRrary talent Of the
West.
The Hesperian VII be published
weekly, in an eight page form, lsize
Of che New York Ledger from beau
iiful, new type, on aperiOr piper.
TERas:-Thrce dollars per annum,
in advance. An estra copy will be
furnished to each slub Of ten sub
soFibeTs.
Pestmasters are requested 10 ACT
as agents. -
Address an communications to
Jss W ALLEs,
prupriesoF aHespesisH,"
No. 610 Olite street, St. Louis.
Editors publishin the above adssr.
tiscment tinelndihg this notice and
calling attention b |. ciitoriaIly,
will be entitled to al exchange.
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man q Harry b dlssolssd p,
Aad persons lpd<htsd 10 = sil
and ssltls viii shs nopsh
approved Fscuriiy, = Ne "
bhaiAtss III lie hFm mf4sf7x1r4
are ID ibe mnis % q. FsCn
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n. NJ. LIVELY.
Franklin Type Foundry.

i6s VINE STREET, Cincinnati, ..
Between Fourth aud Finh streets
l5Hoj0uH H. ALLISON, supt
Manufacturers Of and dealers IN pewS, book
aud Job type, printing presses, cases, galleys
etc, inks and printing material Of every des-
eruption. Stereotypihg Of all Kinds. Books
music, volumes Of all sizes, IN modern and
ancient languages, cards, labels stamps In
type metal or copper. Wood epgnying, pat.
tern lettets Of various styles. El~cctrolyping in
all is branches, elliott.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE
y. ~IIicklins &C..,
Great. Sale Of WatchK

,. ITickIfng AaCs.i
Great Sale or Watchs
On the popular one price plan, sit., W.
patronl q handsome and reliable visiks,
low price Of Ten Dollnnl wiihoui spi >
value, and no, to be paid Tor unlss ~
satisfactory
500 solid gold hunting waiehs, tias Nv
500 magic eased gold ysiehs ~ ~
SOC ladies watches, ehsnsial lNs ~
1000 gold huntine ehrusaxsf 80
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5000 dtsef hdntinea depIsisL. w.
I 5000 gold ladies wstehesy---nh
10000 gold limiting lepinss..vy N
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| "a, 900 hunting sliser xaiebe-.- >
90, oee asserted watches slll iAsn|
Every patron obtains : watch
Management, costing but $40, sahfrA
rsrsk $780, No ppsiislity shers I J
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, July 22.-The Galveston
papers contain weeks later Mexican news
The Brownsville Ranclero published a
letter stated To be written by Escobedo to
Gen. Gomez Escobedo says that as all
property in the hands of foreigners was
acquired by Mexican misfortunes, the Mex
lean people should now take possession of
II, and have the power To hunt them from
the country. He says: My motto is death
tn all strangers. He adds There is no dan
ger of the Yankees interfering with us as
long rs the Southern States are kept out of
the Union; besides, the black men would
nouncc against The whites. Before We get
through with the Foreigners the Yankees
will think we are in earnes', and the time
will come " hen their own notables will be
begging for their heats instead of begging
for The heads of Anstrians.
Up TO the 18th instant, Gems MARQUEE and
O'Horton had not been found. Some of
their adherents, It is supposed, have &c
GREETED them in the house of the British
Minister. Strict search was being made for
them, and as soon AS discovered they would
be shot
Gen Diax nss ordered the capture Of oil
foreign representatives who do not recog.
nize the Lbeial government.
twelve more generals VINO served under
Miximilisn have been shot Ut Queretaro.
Among others Oterero and Costello. Four
Imperial Colonies were also shot. Seven
hundred Austrian prisoners have been sent
to Pueblo.
President Juarez has issued an order for
convocation of the Liberal Congress 10
elect President.
Gen. Ortego Is in prison Ut Monterey.
Santa Anna Is still alive At CAmpeachy. but
his captors are awaiting instructions from
the Liberal government The general be-
lief there Is that he will be shot
The Prussiau Consul At Vera Cruz is con-
Quoting negotiations 10 obtain the release
OF Austrian prisoners
Capt Freeman Of the revenue cutter
Wilderness. which conveyed Madame Jusrez
and party 10 Vera Cruz, reports that the
Liberals are extremely independent, defiant
and saucy.
NEw ORL.ANs, July 22.-Cotton prospect
continues dubious, owing to the continued
rains. Tho worm has appeared in some
districts. and the wet weather prevented the
grass from being cleaned cut. Report from
corn crop in upland district more favorable
but oil agree that the prospect for even two
thirds 10 contingent upon the cessation Of
rain. Prospect for grain crops is the best
ever known, weather being sul,ry with daily
showers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

DEs AoixEs, Iowa, July %. Hon. c. C..
Nourse, - referee in the case Of tho
State Of Iowa against Il. g. Orwig, which
10 the noted swamp land fund embezalsment
case, made his report to the District Court
on Saturday afternoon. He fnds that the
ex-State Treasurer, Holmes 10 not indebted
to the State, and that Gov. Stone rsceipted
none Of the money, and did not know Of its
appropriation by Orwig at the time it was
taken. He also finds that the bank acted
in good faith in paying the money to Orwig,
and that the Governor, BY his subsequent
conduct, discharged the bank from liability.
The defendant, Orwig, 10 found liable to the
State for nearly thirsy>four Thousand dol>
lars.
The hearing has occupied three weeks.
and the evidence covers twelve handred
pages. The case will probably be appealed
TO the Supreme Court on . question of law
II is also probable that the State will lose
about $50. 900 in this transaction.
learn that criminal indictments were
found against Orwig ct the last term Of the
District Court, but when wanted by the
Court. at this tern, are not to be found, they
having been got out Of the way.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
MINNESOTA.

NINN.Arolis. MINI july 22.-rhe great
treshet exceeds any other since 1850. The
volume of>waier is terrific The wreck Of
old north Minneapolis bridge has been
swept away, and one span is ashore. The
abutment Of the Pacific railroad bridge
across the Mississippi hi this point has fal.
len, doing . damage ii twenty thousand
dollars. The suspension bridge was struck
BY floating pier but no damage WAS done.
The ST. anthony bridge is impossible, ~ a
jsm Of logs has started one pier. A foot
bridge on Duck Creek broke ut ten O'Clock
last Tuesday night and twenty two million
feet OF logs went over the falls.
Casey's boom broke on Saturday after
noon and eight million feet Of lumber we're
loet. Five million feet besides were lost on
Friday and Saturday. Total, thirteen mill.
ION feet. They vera worth here t35O, 600.
Nos, Of these logs will be picked up belo v
during the season, but their recovery will
be SO late that it y doubtful If they are put
into the market before next season. The
damage TO booms and piers 10 tn enty thous
and dollars. The great apron built by the
minneapolis mill company 10 damaged six
thousand dOllare.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
NEW YORK.

Nav iorx, July 22.-Dishop Hopkins,
of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of Yer.
mont. Presiding Bishop Of the United
States, accompanied by his eldes, son. edi-
tor OF the Church journal. will sail In Au
gus, from New York To attend the Pan
Evangelism Council at London, In scptem.
bet
In the Supreme Court 20 day the case of
James i. CUMMINGS against james Gordon
Bennett for an alleged libel. the dame ses
being laid r, $4,000 was argued but the
decision reserved
Tie H>,,ad merely published the charges
on "a former Complaint made IN court 10y one
pani'ain that The plaintiff had swindled the
r. bei government under whom be occupied
q profn.nen 1t position.
The Tribune says the nomination OF hor-
ace Greeley as Minister to Austria WAS As
complete surprise to him ~ TO the public.
He is much Obliged for the compliment. but
could not be induced 10 leave this country
at present.
General G ant arrived Yesterday. lie Wis.
tied the French frigate and dined at Gov.
ernor's Island. He proceeded to Long
Branch to day.
New YoRK, July ga month ago Ru-
fus Lord, Of the celebrated Lord bond rob<
berry, received from an unknown source
fourteen hundred thousand dollars Of stolen
bonds, sent through the firm Of james q.
Kings i Sons, from the London bankers,
Barring Bros. who received them from
London lawyer who had received them from
the guilty party. Who that party 10 re>
mains . secret with the English lawyer.
A yacht squadron will rendezvous for ito
annual eastward cruise, at Glencove, on
Thursday, August 1st Eighteen entries
have been made.
A Herald Nashville special says: The
Republicans estimate that the majority OF
Brownlow for Governor over Eldridge, at
| 10000.
The Herald's Washington special says !:
President johnson Is anxious to remove Mr..
Stanton, Secretary OF War. There is fact
ton in Washingtonsof Southern Secession>
lists and Northern Copperheads who are en-
deavorng to get Stan on out. and also pres
vail upon the President, who still holds the
power to remove Gen. Grant and five des
partment commanders Of the South.
The President is preparing q proclama>
ton warning ali persons in the United States
from joining in any unlawful expeditions
against Mexico.
The Tribunes special says There IS
a tolerable good authority that the Presi>
dent will shortly assign Gen. Sheridan to Z
new command. Sheridan's successor has
not been named.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
hulnn her Market.
Chicago Markets.

By Telegraph. July 20.
Flour-Scarcelv enough done to establish
quotations; dull and lower; spring extras 10. 50
@lo.75; good choice fresh ground superioe
V.e5.
:. Wheat-Dnll and unsettled; prices irregular;
NO. =, o. 81 So, for regular 70 n. W., winter
2. o@2.20.
Coro-Moderately active No. J, SAC; No. 3.
7sA@7shc
Oats-in active reques, and higher. closing at
&C.
Ness Pork Brought an advance Of 5oG75c.
per bbl., and closed hrm.
Cut Meats-Dull,
Sides-Clear lsc
Lard-Duii and nominal; l21l@l2Ac.
day were Of Kalamazoo ioists. scsn,liug and
boards; 10 IS for Muskegon; 1900 for joists.
scantling and timber, and Ii. 90 tor ship boards
and plank,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
OHIO.

CREsrLiSr, Ohio. July % noon. Silver
Palace excursion train he. just arrived here.
After stopof 6fteen minutes and changing
engine, it will proceed. One locomotive
draws the tain, and another follows it,
Both are beautifully decorated with flags
and evergreens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS. July PA destructive fire in
tue navy ward, yesterday, destroyed Crow
der X Co.'S tobacco factory and Christian
& Co.'S warehouse, together with 300 bales
of cotton. and 5000 barrels Of salt. Total
loss $3.50 GOO insured for $4,000, pIinci-
pally in Northern offices The fire was the
work of an incendiary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

PAsIs, July 22.-The bill abolishiug inns
prisenmeut for debt, which come time ago
passed the corps legislatif, has finally passed
the Senate, and is now the Law Of the empire.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
MISSOURI.

ST.. LouIs, July % - letter just receiv.
cd by the President Of Change from COM
gresham Pile announces that the Secretary
Of the Treasury has ordered the improve
ment o. the rapids ct Keokuk, on the plan
submitted by Gen. Wilson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

Chicago Live Ntock Market.
By Telegraph July 20.
hogs Received 70 10 O'Clock l59 cars; good
trade done during the morning; though at n
regular prices, and on the whole are shade
lower; the sales this morning foot up nearly lce
cars. at range Of s.4o@s 50 for common. and
6.eoaoso Tor TAR to extra los At LEO market
was nesoy. shiPpeis having Withdrawn on &C
count Of the extreme warm weather
Cattle Received TO ~ o'clock 80 cars; TIE
principal trade done this morning was in butch
er's cattle and stockers which sold freely and fol
good prices; offerings OF prime shipping gradei
were mesgre. though fully up TO the require
menss OF Shippers Eastern markets continue
an'l. ana New York WAS Doc lower yesterday.
We quote the range Of 5. tog,- 5n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
Cincinnati Market.

Aeie&IePn July -.
(1lo5o
Wheat-fn fair demand M .5012 % for No.
2; a good deal Of poor quality is offering.
Corn-Dull.
Usts-DulI, SO.
Rye-Unsettied, l. 25 asked
the market.
isky-Steady
Provisions Excited. prices generally higher.
Mes fork-24 5Oda5'oo
Buik Aeats--l2@l4 for shoulders and sides
bacon,lS for shoulders and ls for clear
SIDES, and not many sellers At the advance.
Lard Unchanged and duh.
Groceries Steady.
Buttef-Firm ie:7oo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23
COMM ERClAL.

WEEKLY MARKET REPORT
Orrice DAvExroar DRnocRAS,t
Jnly e3rI 1867.
flouu.-Bssr BaAHps,( XXX
Az sold BY Jas. Johnston d. b. Ssass : SON.
and John Good.
Wholesale talk olO.6o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

, Cotton Firm, quiet, q.
Fioar-Dull. quiet, l5a25c lower . lo01l.C
sor extra state; s.9e6l9.S5 for Round Hoop
wheas-Dull, 3Ga5c lower.
Corn-i@sc lower; es@1 20 for new mixed
winter; i.cl@i.o2 for fancy. sl@s7 for IN
sound.
Os;:- Quiet; % for winter; % for Ohio.
fork-firmer, 93.1509l. IL for Mess.
LsrdIA shade firmer. l2@ls1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-23

KESossA, Wis, July ga. Robbins. :
wealthy farmer near the town Of Salen.
hung hioself last night 10 AZ Of iasanisy.