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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29

JOHN GAIN, of Rutland, appears to have
come out ahead in the matter OF the IN.
dictment brought against him, for disur hing
town meeting in that place in April last.
Il will be remembered th,. 7 Mr. Cain claimed
the right to preside 3. the meeting By virtue
Of his election as Moderator, at Z previous
meeting Ihrs was contested, and d lively
TOW hnsue'. resulting in formal complaint
and Indictment of Mr.. Cain. for disturbance
Of tie meeting. The case was tried on
Wednesday, before the Rutland County
Court, when the Judge instructed the jury
that t.s evidence showed that Mr. Cain was
the legal Moderator Of the annual and
special meeting. and they accordingly re-
turned verdict OF not guilty. Mr.. Cams
counsel we're E. j Phelps, E.q-, and d E.
Nicholson
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29

PRESIDENTIAL APFoNTNENTs.-Ex Senator
Foster of Connecticut has been appointed
Minister. to Austria, in place Of Mr.. Motley,
resigned, and Cowan rejected by the Senate.
He will probably be confirmed
Gen. Stccdman has been rewarded for
dirty work done for the President in yillify-
ing the officers OF the Freedmen's Bureau,
BY an appointment as Collector of Internal
Revenue fer New Orleans. 1t is said the
Senate will not confirm han.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29

In 1866, while members Of Congress re-
ceived $4,000 yearly salary Tor their ser
vices. they taxed all incomes over 5000
ten per cent. This year, when they receive
$4,000 each, and thus come under that
larger ratio of taxation themselves, they
repeal it, and levy only fire per cent. upon
all incomes alike. This single item will re-
duce the revenue flrelfy millions per annum.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29

RICHMOND Town, Of Richmond.
has bought the Vincent Manuel Farm, for
sl6.lOQ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29
MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S
Curative Cough Balsam,


The CUEATivl B.ts.N
Warranted. 9. used &C.
."-dins TO Directions, tr
ttHC 10 all cases. Coughs,
"iasJ Group, WhOopins
nasa, Asihus, md al.
d-etisns Of the Throat and
LHnKs
MADAME Zad0c Porferia
aaisgu GsAPusELT VICE.
.nLE ExPEcToRAsT,pre-
pared with great care a.d
~cientife skill. from a com
iuaiion Of the best rene
i'es the vegetable kingdom
4iJfcs.
tie remedial qualities are
fased on its power TO assist
the healthy and vigorsus
circulation Of the Blood
through the Lungs.
IL eaiiTsns the muscles
and asslsis the ska - per-
form the duties OF regnls-
ting the heat ofihe system,
aud In gently throwing Of
the waste substance from
the surface Of the body
1t loosens the phlegm, in
cuees nee spitting,and " II
be found very agreeable TO
the taste. L Is not = VIC
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29

PLATTsBUReH WHITEHALL R. R.-The
bill appropriating S25O,O0O in aid of the
Plattsturgh and Whitehall Railroad, which
passed the NY. Assembly on the 18th by the
very emphatic vote of II yeas to l6 nays,
has been signed by Gov. Fenton, and is now
a law
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29

warming searching and effective can be tsker BY the
eldest person or youngest child.
Vyor hdue Cold, II ever 90 slight do not fall 70
give the Bsslm trial, the very low price al which
sold brings In the reach Of every one that they
may always keep u convenient for use
TIE tim'lr u.s. e IS cent bottle will often prove 20
l. worth Gle hurefsd times its cost
sold by all Drug gists.
eALL RU1KtI Pro, IistoIs. sv YORK.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29
DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY.
DR. W. L. HARRIS having returned 10 Buriiug-
4 ton has fitted up and opened q suit Of rooms
on the corner Of Church and College Streets, over
Lyma's Store.
Or. Harris has been in the practice OF dentistry
sixteen years and cansafey guarantee perfect sat-
isfacton in all operations, both In the operative
and mechanical departments.
He IeseEs with pleasure to W. Carpenter, N. D.
S. W Thayer nd. ?. v. Carpenter NJ. d.
septl7-dawtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29
8ailroal5.
VERMONT CENTR AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Commencing Jan. :, 1867
8ailroad5.


Leave Burlington at $50 A. n, I2.3oP. n, an
Maii T-ain leaves st. Adams at6I5A. NJ, an.
connects 81 Burlington With Rutl-ni Burlington
al Nslite River Junction and Bellows Fall
with trains 10 B0st0a, Worcester, Springfield an'
with trains on fassuMps-c ?. X. arrives AZ New
York at l0.45 2. u.
Day Express leaves Montreal - $50 A. 81.
ST. Johns at 10 A. NJ. 0ricushu r-h a. S.i5 =. NJ.
lodge at Malone leave ROusa's Point u.i5 A. b Z.
FOR Boston, &C. arriving il Boston va Lowell
a. 1919 p. u.
Nignt Express leaves Oeieusburgh NJ II.0tA. NJ.
Montreal P NJ, ROuses Point 545 Pm. ST John.
al 40 p. III, arr.siag at Boston az $40 A. NJ, con-
Meeting at Bellows Fails with Cheshire Railroad foI
Boston and Worcester ana E.-h Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, &c. ana striving in New
York at 1880 z. u.
TEAMS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave az 4.is 4. ". 80 A. VI. as, P, VI. 6.3
I'm.
Day EXPIRES leaves Boston v.s Lowell at son A.
81 fur Burlington, St. Adams, Eoatreal, arriving
at Montreal - $50 P. H., O-ienshurghat : 1 u.
Mail Train isagcs D0ston via Lowell az 7.0u 4. n.
via LsvreuCe and Flt1..1urs az l3u 4. NJ, Spring
seli II 7.i5 4. i. for Burlington and 81. Adams.
Accommodation Train leaves E0rtafeld az 90
A. b.. burlington, Rutland St. Adams and Aouses
Point
WITH trains 81 the Rutland Burlington Railroad
Might Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 2. NJ
raceivin- passengers from Vermont Valley X. r.
leagihc New York, at i2.l5 P H. and from Cheshire
r. r. leavln- Boston at $50 p. ", connecting at
white River Junction With train leaving Boston AZ
10 p. b.. for Burlington lAGC=1s Point, Montreal
aad ogleushurg. connecting with Grad Trunk
,raics fsf the Vest.
sleebils ears ere attached to both tie NiGdt TX
,~ess trains running tstwcen ST. Adams and
11-ton. and St. AlhaHf End Springfield.
Tickets % Detroit, Chicago ana al points West
sold By II. n. DEuRY, Agent, No. American Ho-
tel Burlington. Vt -Bac-age checked through.
Through "icksts % Chicago and the west for
ale n the Principal stations.
q. iiERRILL, Sup't.
81. Aat,aaa an. 1867.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29
DO Better Fork,

with LESS POWER, is EASIER TO OPERATE for both
team and driUsr, stronger, ntrs durable. more sim
pie, less likely 10 nesd rspzirs, aud sGsy r.
paired, and is therefore sraey the machine for the
farmer TO buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the atten-
ton o. Farmers TO the following facts
That the manufacture Of Moving Machines was
adopted by Us a permanent business in lsG0.-
That we have a shop and tools for that especial
business. That believing il true economy for you
10 buy as perfect Machine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29
ERIvI>, CTANu sJHsTIT
HA,-H- rs" l1--
Super-PhOsphItG oi s.sEne.
.T9---
BAVGH& sons,
Sole Proprietor s Manufacturers.
Delaware River Chemical work
PHILADELPHIA, O.. s.. q.

For What, Rys, Rutg. Corn. O4S
Potatoes, Tojace0. Buclrisr'. Sorghum
FUHips, Hops, Gnr5.1 Vegetables and r
cry C55p and P'cH,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29
RUrLAHD AND sCsEINGToN R.R.
CHANGE OFTDIE.

Commencing. jan Z. ls57, tIaihs Elil ruu as fol-
lows.
LEAvEBURLIN6TON:
$50 A. ~, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Nor-
cester Fitchburgh. Brattleb0ro Sprin gield, Hart
i0rd, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York :
arrive in Troy AZ 300 2. NJ. New York 935 P. ".
Boston 7.joP p. y.
Through Boston ana Irsv iai,i0uf change Of Cars
l.50 p. N. DAY EXPRESS, for Ratland, Bellows
Falls, Arriving In Rutland AS +. u . Bellows
Fails, SIS P. NJ.
arrives in Rutland at 52l P. ".
s. p. n, MIG 1T EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car, for
New A6rk and Boston Arrive in Troy at 5-31 A.
T., New York l2.I5 z. N; Boston $50 An.
Trough 20 Troy and Boston riti0ut change Of Cas-
fne IS o'clock P. NJ and s.3l o'clock 4. NJ. trains
make close connection with the New York Cen
trail az Troy and Albany Tor all points West.
from rae Soitk eai Fast Trans BIrliagis+
az f0l0trs.
AS r., NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars, fscln New YORK and Boston. Leaves Now
York at 3 p. =, Boston $50 =. ".
g.35 A. M.ACCOMODATION TRAIN from Rutland
leaves Rutland at GO a. IL
f.i0 p ST. DAY IMPRESSION TTOy ard NewYork
5.45 p. r., tIAIL TRAIN from Bosom, Lowell, Wor
oestes. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Troy
and New York. Leaves Boston 500 AN
For further information apply az the Union Tick
% Office, No. /. American Hotel Block, or at the
Rutland Huntington Passenger Station where tick
cts can 9 purchased for all Of the above routes
and al points West, North West and South West,
choice may be made from any Of the various routes,
ffom Burlington.
: w. WARDWELL, Agent, Passenger Station.
J. V. CARPENTER, Agent No. American Dotel.
GEO A. MERRILL. Sup {.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29
FOUR FEET FOUR INCH CCT.
BEST MATERIALS.

1t will do better work on all varieties Of surface
than anv other mower. II has no side draft, no
weight upon the necks Of horses and has the light
draft Therefore Il is the best machine for the
team. Il is also, the best for the driver az 1t has
a well arranged, easy spring seat, and can be
handled perfectly by boy Of ten years. without
any danger Of being thrown upon the knives. The
advantages Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE on all
points that constitute perfect mower, are briefly
that Il will
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29
SD. s H.w. SMITH.
.S.NEREC.f.V ORIGINS

IHE AMERICAN ORGANS are the ONLY
NJ REAL REED ORGANS now before he pupiic.
SOUND BOGor WIND CHEST-vhich ia tbs
ssne IN POItAnt part 70 perform as the Sounding
BOARD mas N the Piano Forte Ito give body and
resonance OF tone) and without which the Drgan
becomes merely MelOdeol in an Organ Cass
Inc American Organs not only have the Wind
Shest or Sound Box, but have the large Organ
Ihese with their extreme 6ne vOicing o. the Reeds
and pertscting Of the tone, make them the MOST
fkhfECT ORGAN KNOWN. These great inn
provements and superiority Of tone and workman
AMP 9f the AMERICAN ORGANS place them IN
IN the mont rank as the best, and command hiVh-
81 prise tnan aly other reed instrument IN me
superiority, '-s4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29
COOPER IMPROVED AMERICAN
CHEESE VAT.
C. G. Po.r. GENERAL AGENT. HyEsscRaH. "

sv.a ..-...-s Diaries and Cheese Factorle-. sac
4 E-llu- from 90 20 SO Gallons TL.s 40 t-
nov esst IN Cheese Factories and Diaries FOR llii.
rrf5r.-s mo cheese of Che milk % over two hun
DE. .l-iul cons III is perfectly adapt o. either
ana n closes q l.l- li 81 considered Pr lAcr-e
llauullctIrcrs generally as being by .lr the most
fr-l.Ia c.-.lu. e-- a-I cheapest Vat ir use, ~
connection With these .ats
srfpr Ery p iTENT RESERI Or fND ~. 4ff.
ZItG DISTRIBUTORS
Er Sat. 0..-a-sI lg stc-a- Recommended ts Oh. SCI
hIvia- Vut5iclcc as being the cheapest ant t--t
mole 20 D ting t.r Cheese Factories,
Also rUaI .uLE lllEsl FACTORY blIL-7s ali A.
horse power with lZr-rcsi improved wrought ir-l
Prs.t s-f.,. Cl.-s. Hoops. Dairy and Factory
sizes.
D. O.. Hursss CAsr SrEEL DAIRY kSlvas 0. .f
blade, C.rfs. El-t1-. HsigiiHg CzEs do do Cs--..s
C1-e Is 90 aI Gallons; Lz-f5HIsf0rs All Test closes,
AIS. General AGENT ior the sale Of
Cooks Sugar EvapOrators
tie Il-t -l the would and every sugar make
stCull have them sizes adapted 70 works Id Q.
300 trees made from the best Galvanized Iron aa-
Copper. They never al 90 give satisfaction.
SUGAR makers yCu sin u4t send 10 your orders iu
ueliltely a. -he time for sugar making itrawetl
z. ID ana u-les yc- are prepared We cannot enter
e.. Z. POST,
te'r -1H Hiuesburgh. 10.
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NEW PLAN or INSTRUCTION.
a slansIal..l gnetiiulion.

We g-vn.'.. .ar.I i-.f,s,oa.af 4at .s,,,. o.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29

COUNTERPANEs .CoUNTERPANEs ::
A Ii qualities and sizes
II last opened by
dswtf EDWARD BARLOW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29
SPRING CAMPAIGN.

y t-tIIt" 'u"t0F4 uNu t'faue NaIIY
We want % hear Rom every young man sn1
young woman who means business and desires
thorough preparation for duty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29

THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST
OF PENS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-16
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 15-Bishop Scott ed
10 this city yesterday after brief illness.
A. til. meeting Of the New York Alder
men = communication was received from
the City Council vi ST. Louis inviting the
several members of the New York Com
mon Council and other officials who intend
taking \ trip west tuis summer to visit 81.
l. ',iis.
The Express notes some excitement on
Broadway to-day IN consequence of George
Jones OF The 7daes pulling Cyrus W. Fields
nose tor having nj elected to apologize ior
calling Jones liar at the cable dinner given
To The rress last week
New YORK. July l6.-rhc Hcrald's Lou
isv / = spec'a! says: Geo Ou.e.l, bn:ch.r,
was fatally strbbed by John Smith last
night. AMI James Wheeler nouider. was
killed to night by John Ferguson, . plas-
teres. Bo'h murderers were arrested.
The lierald's Long Branch special says
In game Of billisrds last night, McDevitt
made run Of $50 points On two red balls
The largest run on record without getting
them into jaw.
III Times special says: The Commi tee
on + reign X lssiors in the Senate 70 day
,onsiderel the Oh alton of Mr.. Raymond
to the Austrian Mission. and reported 1t
back to the Senate in Executive Session
with out recommendation. Ii was laid on
the table by q large majority. Both New
York Senators favor hi confirmation.
A meeting was held last evening Of the
constitutional union convention and res0lu>
tons adopted asking the Government to in.
terfere IN the cases Of Colonies Nagls and
Warren who wers arrested BY the British
Government % Feniara
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-16
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. July 15.-In the Burntt
Trial Judge Fisher decided that q e register
Of the Webster house, Can dAigus. should
not he alloud to 20 10 the jerry Ut present
Mr.. Bradley said that he wss prepared 10
show by evidence, that kurratt was not in
he United States between the 18th If April
1865, and September Of that year Witness
es were on the way here to establish that
fact. and were persons Of the very highest
'ei I F. .se' srs.aIer Genera, in the Con
federste army. testified that be was in Cana
I. ON the iesh cf April, 1895. ON aick leave,
md saw Surratt on the 9th Of April. 1865
He brought . dispatch u witness. Pier.
pont objected to the despatch.
The court ruled the question out ~ mad.
missable.
Mr.. Bradley read paper to the court in
which he stated that be intended To prove
BY the despatch that Susratt arrived in
Montreal on the 9th, and that II was mes.
sage from Benjamin tn Ice in relation
10 funds in the hands OF Jacoo Thompson,
end thsS the disposition Of said funds in no
way related 10 the c,usrir~cy.
Also, that the prisoner was in Elmira
With view u ASCERTAIN the position ana
condition OF Confederate prisoners confined
there, and make sketches Of guards, On
proschee, &C., and that on the Eth Of April
be returned IN Montreal and mace his re-
port to Gen. Lee, nv whom he WIS employ
ed. These and other things he intended to
prove, all Of which tended to show the
whereabouts Of the prisoner and how he
was occupied from the o5,h of March 10
tie 18th Ut April
The court Said that the prorer way would
be tn rlace the witness on the stand and put
the questions TO him, which could be con-
s,deyeJ and decided upon as they were asked
The witness WAS then put upon the stand
aud questioned on the POINTS mentioned.
which were ruled out by the court. The
witness resumed apd said that he hah oppOr.
tunities of seeing the prisoner on the 18th
Of April, saw him that day: did not see hun
on the day he lets Montreal to come 10 the
United Slater: witness WAS not aware of hrs
own knowledge that Surrait had left Cana
d.: witness Lost eight oil him for several
days after witness cav him at Montreal, anu
had the first interview with him; saw him
again on the 18th Of April; witness resneur
hers nothing about his dress but that lie had
on large travelling shawl which covered
nim neatly ~ the skirt ii his coat.
Uther Witnesses testilled but nothing OF
smooriance Court sdjuurned-
wAsuIkerON. July iS.-Among the NOM
inaiions coniifmeti to-day were Geo Ban.
cfois, MiDisler TO Berlin: 0eceesafy Of lie
cation ~ Vienna, John Hay Of III.
among The rsjsoaiOna Woe Orsin J. Rcee. |
:" AAnhois, - Consul NJ TOrUntO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-16
II xAS.

GALVESTON, July 16-Owing to the COM
prospect is poor.
Additional particulars Of the execution Of
Msxim,lian has been received. When leav>
ing the convent Maximilian exclaimed /:
What beautiful clear heavens, it 10 such
% desired for the hour Of death" All
three were dressed with scrupulous care -
The officer Of the firing party begged Max
imilian's forgiveness. saying he dissppsoved
Of the execution, but must obey orders
Masimilian re-lied "A soldier must o.
ways comply with his orders thank you
With oil my heart for Giving me these kind
sentiments, but expect that you will com>
ply with the ORDERS" Macmillan gave
Mlramon the centre as bis post Meiia' .
wife ran dstraetsdly through the streets
just before sxecutioD, carrying her new born
babe. There is great antipAthy towards
tho Americana because they asked Maxi>
imilian's life.
Macmillan left by bis vill to the wives
Of Mramon aud N JIG, elOO. 900 eaeh. which
they will receive in Europe.
A dispatch from San Luis Potosi says :
The body VI Macmillan has besn dslivers
70 the Hamburg Consul Of chat plscs, end
win be embalmed and sent 10 his friends.
Pr ncess >a.ma Sslms devised means
ior the escape Of the Emperor, but vas be-
traysd by IN officer to whom she confided
the secret, who took bribe Of &25, 900 in
diamonds She wss ordered to leave Quer>
eearo with her atendante.
A eight 10 probable between Cortins and
Berrissbsl; both sre recruiting. Coetina
hiss been ordered 10 occupy the Rio Grande
with IN army Of 5000 men.
The Tsibuns's special says: Importan,
negotiations ere in progress between our
Government and England. looking 70 . set
element OF ii clsi - upon tho basis Of pur
chase BY the United States Of The British
Possessions on the Pacific Ocean intssven>
ing between The former territory and Wsl>
russia. There 10 good reason for saying
this negotiation will terminate in . treaty
between the United States aud Great Brit
ain,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-16

Chicago N0eheDs

BY Telegraph. July 20.
Flour = Marke. sctive and lin for fresh
ground spring eXtras. but old grand lots and
supeenee dull and not wanted Vtater extras
dull; sales At IL so; spring extrastS .o0Gl2.0 90;
unsound s.25@s5a
Corn Meal; 90
Whest-Market materially lowe and unset
tied; almost a p mic prevailed. 70. > spring
sold early ut l..5Gl ST; closed nsoinai st ~
81 so; No. and rejected scarceand nomina /.
New No. red better, supply modeesely active,
2.85@a.40 delivered.
Corn Dull; opened nom about 3hishef, At a
@s4}sc; closed hrmer, 1t DECLINE ssh No.
higher ~ soi[c
Osts-Lower. closing firm at 5sees1fc.
kye-Suppy light l2s for ~ l; LILO TOR
No g.
Wool Fine fleece uuwsshed SEQ; coarse
unvasled II. fine do in good conee!on = !;
heavy hsece washed ~; tub extra scar 44gAH.
Hides nrmer: green sailed ~
Lumoer-Nsrket active yesterd4f ana pretty
much oil tasen this morninr. 9th oesls lett on
sale, buyers holding Of fos fresh reeipts. which
With the present who'd may be exected IN nd
era quantities; 90 sales reported ms mofnieg.
ard. active demand extremeeices asked;
restricted sales at IsIsc. for prime.
Snouiders-. -Siaoked aud canvass, VIC.
hams--Soid,at Sc packed.
Sides Scarce and held It extrene prices.
Isss Fork Nominal, with sellers u sz'S
cash.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-16

LAWRENCE, July 15.-Geos. Sherman
and Hancock came down from Fort Harkss
to-day, the fosmes en- route for st. Louis,
and the latter for Fort LeavenWosth.
FOreDgn News ~ Aalonnlc Cabue.
LoHpox, July l5.-1n the House q Cems
ooos so>niehs the Reform bill was esdsssd
y third reading.
Pans. July 16.-Bvsaine.-Ths tsial Of
Bessseeuski, Tor the attempt 70 sssassisass
the Bmpeeoe Of Russis, sesulsed IN verdict
o. guilty With extenusting cireum>
stances. and be las been senteoced to im>
prisonment aud hard labor for life.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-16
ILLINOIS.

sAso, July l6.-v. R Fall and Theo.
u Is.' = Manton, IN the nelghbsrhood Of Ooosc
a,,. -"o' we're last Saturday part,es TO .
ouuy euray, which viii result, in the ds.,h
se 'ss,sr. quarrel arose from en- ola
ssIse. Hall surrendered himself into The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-16
WISCONSIN,.

RACINE. July lG.-The passenger train
going north on the Milwaukee branch of
the Chicago 4 Northwestern r. r., ran
over man named job Stating, Eve miles
north Of Racine, last evening. completely
sevesing his head from his body.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-16
MARYLAND.

BALriNonr. July 16.-Bricklaysrs and
masons have ceased work until the demand
Of me former for Eve dollars per day and Of
the latter for nine hours days wosk b
compiled with.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-16

Chicaxo.l.ive shock 1ar1ses.
By Telegraph Jelly 81.
nogs.a"ket opened strong; aeer ~ W. ~
o,spcsision on The part Of buys 20 no.a ~,
s1 I'LL = oecams weak ann irreguar;s sen - - ~
loG6.sS for common 70 fair, andG 1S.ss 'os
good TO very beat.
, enthusiastically 20 market tbs ncrniDs ~
hsavvy ieeeipta and the indifsrese Of boyer.
reodered trade stsgnast; some 9 me n nne u
groves o. the season we're ~ ssle. eHcng 49, Z
.ers li1 head from Council Blun. a ~ .1vg
I.'V pounds; Transactions coufinettc cry srese'
ana the prices paid are no criterJn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-16

Ctncianasi Naaries.
By Telegraph July Ia.
Flour-Unchsnced.
wheat Unchanged
Sorn-..nii aud prices lower.
Oats Firmer, at see.
Soton-Dull aud unchanged
Mh'sky-Uuchanged.
M s rork--F,rm but quiet atD.o9.
nuik heafs-Artive: iOGfl9
sides ~
mand.
R.tter-Unchsneed.
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By Telegraph July ls.
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By Telegraph July 16.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-16
CON N e RCsAL.

wEEMLY N ARK Ell REpORT
Orslcs DAvErrosr DsnocnAr.t
Jalv Itch, 1857
fHsua-l)oss BaAnuA( XXX
AZ ga b Jss. jehasisa y. \. esoseAe &c.
ed John Goo1.