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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19

PERsoNAL.-Henry L. Bonsall, editor of the
NeD Republic, of Camden, N. j., has been elected
by the Repubi leans member of the General As
dent Of this city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19

THE SLATE.-We understand that the Demo-
Gratis here, previous to the October elections, had
their slate made out for Postmaster, Assistant U.
8. Assessor, Lighthouse Keeper, &C., but those
elections not turning out as they expected they
threw the slate away.-Smyrna Times.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19

REDUCTION IN PRIcEs-John E. Frock No
424 Market street, announces In our advertising
columns great reduction in the prices Of zephyr,
say.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19

JuBILEE AT CLAYTON. = The Republicans Of
Clayteu, on Saturday evening, had jolifcation
over the election Of Grant and Colfax They
erected pole abuut 20 feet high and dressed 1t
up in tar-barrels, to which the torch was applied
II made a beautiful bonfiie. The Cornet Band
pnve them music.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19

THE DuMMY.-The dummy engine which does
duty on the Smyrna Branch Railroad, from Clay
ton to Smyrna, has been here again for repairs.
its repairs have been completed and the engine
sent back to the road on which 1t belongs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19

FUNNY.-The Gazette publishes our table Of
fares on the Delaware Railroad, with the follow
ing introduction "The following table is said
to contain the fare now exacted on the railroads
at the stations named" Does our neighbor think
1t an eracton to charge fare for carrying people
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.

CoNvALEscENT.-Wm. Morrow, Esq, who has
been suffering from severe attack of typhoid 70
yer, Is now so far recovered as to be able TO ven
ture out
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19

FoR THE PosT OFFIcE.-The friends of William
M. Pyle, Assistant Post Master, are making m
earnest effort to procure his appointment "a Post
Muster of this CITY, fif
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19

DEPUTY SHERIFF.-A young man named Rob-
ert Wilds, of Philadelphia, Ia going down to Kent
county to be Deputy Sheriff. He used to live
there
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19

Glover, four feet high, is SAID to be D
common thing near Rome Ga.
"A pains-taking correspondent has dis
covered that the Austrian Emperor dyes his
hair.
-Scventy-two persons have already been
announced as s'sure". Of appointments in
President Grants cabinet,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19
The Next Senate.

The following table gives the names of the
United States Senators whose terms of office
expire on the Fourth of March next with
the names of their successors so far as chos-
en-. In cases where the successors are not
yet chosen, the politics of the person to be
elected, is given. (rhen names Of Democrats
are in Italics y
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19

This shows that the Republicans gain
in Connecticut, | in Indiana, ! in Pennsyl-
vania, in Tennessee, and in Wisconsin
and practically in West Virginia, as Mr..
Van Wrinkle can scarcely he considered a
Democrats gain in California. in Ohio,
and in New Jersey. Three in ALL The
last is the only one they gained in the recent
elections, and both the States which gave
them their other gains by electing democrat
ic legislatures year ago, give republican
majoritles this year
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19

Hers. by
|I'eInillm
| insnr-
iced, are
khe best
locations
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present
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-19
WHAT GAME OF IT.

l. There were no hot biscuits Tor supper.
2. Blackey arrived at his stable door at
dusk, and as he showed no symptoms of ex-
haustian, it was conjectured that he did not
run far after hearing the pisto.-shot, hut had
proceeded homeward at leisurely pace,
stopping now and then to eat the choice bits
of grass that came in his way.
8. Anthony Murray was missing from his
home, and returned no more, which led
everybody to the conclusion that he was the
man who had attempted Mr.. Carey's life, as
1t was remembered that he had dropped
some threats against the minister. II was
believed from Mahala's silence on this point
that she had not seen the face of the man
who fired the pistol. Not even to Mr.. Ca
rey, when they talked of the affair together
which she was always loath to do, did she
ever mention the fact of having seen Antho
ny in the thicket.
| 4. The hurt ON Mahala's arm proved to bt
only flesh wornd, which would have beer
well IN q few daysif she had not worried
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08
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FROM Albany.

ALBAsY, Jan. s.
Governor FsntGn's Nessage VAS delivered
to.dsy. lie s.ys ihe State debt, over ne sn,k.
ing fund, is fortyJour million dollars. Al
the departmsnts Of business and enterprise
are prosperous. The amount 81 tax paid by
the people is about twenty-five dollars per
head. The real estate of The State has in
creased thirteen per cent. 10 the l1st Eve
years. The value Of the property Of the
State is S45o.ooo lie AYERS the necessity Of
sustaining the National credit; opposes the
contraction of the cnrrency: and npposes any
srten PTS a forced payment of .he debt
favoring postponement until the country
has recuperattd. lie recommends the ees-
cage Of a law requiring fuller returns Of per
sonal property in the State. Receipts from
cauals, four naiiiions- one million beinr paid
ent 10 maintain them Over eight m.ll,es,
doi,ays have been pAi4 to The State during Tie
Year, for war seisims. He refers to several
internal State topicsI aud deyotes . strong
argument against the System OF special Iegis-
lstion, which has truly asosn TO most
enormous extent. He faiIy endorses negro
snsrage, and holds ibats pt the fall of the
Confederacy, the Southern States we're de-
pTired Of all civil goYernments. Presidea.
Iohnson's course IS denounced, and Congress
is commeGdeA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

AUGUSTA, Mains, Jan. :.
The military rooms burned last night was
a large Wooden building, formerly hotel
1t ceniaaed not only rooms for the men .snd
officers fafters, but also the hospital school
room and library. Nearly adjoining it wss
lie new brick building, erected during the
rAst summer, costaiaipg dining seom ebd
sleeping spsrinsnts. This building 1as
slightly damaged The other bnildines saved
were Of wood. and are the laundry, stabl~,
four barns andtwo ice houses. The tstal loss
will reach, h - estimated, shout 4f1o.O0o.
The ere caught from some imperfeciion IN
the gas machinery. There were 270 patients.
81 being in the hospital department. Uuring
the Ere barrel Of whisky, that vas rolled
out aad ordered to be DESTROYED, was taken
in charge by some of the soldiers who could
hobble about. and vers in state Of ,ntoxica-
tion in short time. Fights took place be.
tween one armedla one legged men, and
the scene in the laundry .boiidinx wae one
fsarful I'd sitsAs. Men fought eAeh other
with the fury Of demons, and they we're so
crazed by the liquor that they had drank chat
they obeved nothing. The men lay dead
drunk ini SNOW and Doaid not be aroused.
One Of these intoxicated beings, while being
conveyed 10 this city, died from the Elects Of
the ccid. 4
sTsAAs ~ste ssnt hy the Mayor Of this ciay
and the patients brought here, where they are
anartered and cared for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

Nrr YonK. Jan. +.
The Hsra'Ts Washington special says;
The report Of ReyeDas Gosmiss,onersN sNelles
will BE- presented to Congress on Tueaaay.
Copsiaessble imporlanceSs aatsehe1 70 ityses
it discourses the financial and industrial ques-
lions nov before the country. Il is under
stood to advocate reduction or repeal of the
taxes on manufactured articles.
The National Bpnts not having rspoftsd
their receipts for the month, the public debt
statement viii mot be Issued until to-day,
Tuesday.
The Times Washington special says: ~It~ia
ni1derftDpd that Genernl G orrion Grin ~ utlI
be sssiened to succeed General Svsyra in
command OF the b-Distitfnf Alabsisa.
General Canby has relieved General Niles
Of his command at ,t3os1sboro, North Caro-
lina, and assigned General Kinks thereto,
wAosS Dissnes Sia include ne1siy an he
easterp portioa Of ik6 State, where there hs,
been complaints Of disorder daiIy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

DEs Moisxs. Jan 7.
The State Agricultural Society and State
sHoriedltutal Society met to-day IN this eity.
GDvrfnor STONE asd Governor elect Mer-
riIl, are both at work their Messages 10
the Legislative, which convenes on Wednes-
day OF next week. skss-s
spa1xaFIrIn. NJ. Jan. /.
8 The Supreme Court convened at 10 0, clock
this forenoon. M
The Winter meeting Of the Executive Com
mittes Of the State Agricultural Society t1ok
!. The Grssd Army Of he R%pabio. fus ths
Department Of Illinois, commenced its ses-
sion hers ~ 3o'eicck this afternoon.
The United States Circuit and District
Courts, tor the Southern District Of Illinois,
xre ID session here.
se. 49, IsDfAxaPnlxs, dan. I.
The Democratic State Convention meets
( hefe Ia -morron. The shoAs hation Of Esited
AtAfes S<nusof Hendricks for Governor, rs .
forgons coaclusion. Dsvid yurpie viii prob
ably receive the nomination for Lieutenant
0oSernoR. ssss4 etfssssSssf se
pEIuaUE. Jan. I.
The baskinx house u Il. Markell L Co.,
closed its doors this morning. Their Iabili-
tiss gefs alout 1s1ss .0D0, md s1heis asheas tre
probably from $40, ,000 TO $4,000.
A German named Frank fell under the
freight train, On the Iowa division Of the lili-
nois Usstr6p HailroAd. ii this c;iy and had
~ Asn and lse - ~ Aixssaa png
over him. Il Il thought he viii rsrovtf.s
The mercury was nine degrees below zero
st 6 o'clock this mosaiag.
DETRorT, Jan. Z.
Tho entire assets Of The Bay City National
8mk Nihu0fmb3ya afn&Qpkte 3l0D009H II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

ST.. PrsasRrRs, Jan. Reports ~
ceired here from Siberia relate the discovery
WHf8 End ey.epsiys eoid deposits os o.
Kmoor Ever. The natives are focking "a
the gold regions by thousands. 30 great Va,
the e1citeaaeat that tsoArs hassb been sent BY
the Government 10 the distriet TO preserve
order and guard the mines, and Desperate and
po2at seea - {. lave tsksn place bstweeat ths
natives and the soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

zl4<~ II N
ILL., 80 ~ 81 81
.10: 1890 en
eSa s..i".a . ~. = Sr;ssss;.~s R.rveI
2 nn c,s1 - a .1sIae !. ~. eH q a.nl rTs, ~
80: a.:.;. - 49, - ~ s..~sssS- "A, III. ri.
~ - III p.s:s-T E. >. =. ~ e 4.S;.s-.,ss~e ~
S,Sx - s..;S au, a. m. -
xsS ..i.s - ~ srre.tlF s. r.
nn u"n !. - ~ min. r;th fs vail. q,
s ..."s.sG @ns.s ;s - - 81
- - ,,,,,.s,. II. II lo.... g ~ y;fe bu
-. - Asa,..sdssn - -, : ,.,;.als .ou,ca. On,
fysm.n 81. ss,;;crslv ,n;nyed
M .nrrc.;r.t. ..a;n.te. of H.. loss ~,
+. s;,., = ,n;s ,;rs a i GATED .hst n,
.s..s... e 1.s - as.,ss.,;s.. "a - ,vsu
H - s = IN ~ isss 8. sL h.;ia.sJ 1.sfs |,
G.s:.rs.: ao.s.~.. r~-.i:ss.i. h...s.sl
E1sait III - ~ -. -. ...a.-. !
- 'o - - lalr ,.,-
1vcS-xTxv.tL -. E.rrsr,x,,, !,
p.h.,. ~ - ~. "a az .o.....ssss - shaass.,.
doIl.rs .H ~ rh;ch r.s ransnmed. ftei
ipsuraaee amousaa 10 S69. 500. uoeily in Chi
caae -. -. -. S q. q. Hanaoa 4 ca.
printer, loee &7S.ou1: ioturesl for $50 90
In tba WinneaSink cntnnany. nf Freeport
ILL.,. and Deorsh. Df 4ere. Others los,
heavily. ss4SesF
Dv;,r to the .d,.acsd state Of the fir,
~hen i;srr,rsa IIatl, e,nn,d he s>yed fros, ,
ereet port;dh of liz bsiIdins II vhich iiorfe
inatsd. "a crowd of "a. go people s.theret
to witness the conflagration, which was on,
of the fercest and most. impressis> ever Wit
messed in 0hieaaa Very great and yer,
general regret il manifested over this mos
serious loss.
LATER.
Tx g. 5.o..tn~.; = ALI At .vo.k an tn,
,ftH frS. Thirh to-tisv aestro, ed Farwrl
H.li And the l.rrer port;en of ths Youna
Mr1,s Cks{s - 6ssoeiat;oe bv;idias, where.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

AEE 1oRK. Ian. I.
The ffrdld's GoIaasbas speesal sAys. On
the organization of the Legislature resolu.
sions wera introduced in the HOUSES tbs sse-
scind The Ohio ratification OF the amendment
to the Constitution Of the United States,
whorefnse neerosutfrage and the riehtso count
Them 10 6xing The Congressional ApeoEtidn-
ments. Certsn resembling resolutions viii
rass.
The WeylIs Columbus special ssy.s The
fight for Gnited eStates Senator il rettina
warm The friends Of both Sherman and YAH
isndigham are confident of success.
The State Goasentisa MI ns~ssete Pan
Hxten q candidate CT he tkeid1A4
PRosIBExcE, Jan. I.
The Board Of Aldermen have refused II
cense for an exhibition Of Mrs. Lincolp'l
wardrobe ia this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08
R01 CH1lskb0.

IS CHICAGO, Jan. Z.
Mrs Qnimby, uho charged her hgshand
-vfisA iii III Gkef6ousse ~ trsAetSefs ard
Instituted 8 sajt for bill Of disprce, gave I
noykffrfn W ~ e1se this morning, By beiHs
caught ii faGr delietss Hi!hQ Qne Dr. Eat,
~ 81 k6f ioofh h ths ffem0ut Hedse II.
.lf ~ y Als slH' fsfesssa g ~ r
Rsesn. uis stahAs3 Nysia : a1kt III sap'
a.y S.'| y e! ~ r ss'oo'
ssenfn9 ~ taking iasdansm. Nc teesos
assisasd tef ths - -
: - q Rscaessnsl
peeves y beA he6x.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08
Assixnee,s nstire Of Appeintmest

Il sbs nnssiA csurs n sAs usitsd Bsasea ~ D6sxA
sfssws. II ~ Dasss u eAose1 . De1gs, Asnkwpk
10 sheaa~sy ssse14r sssss
rHvHh undey.fxnsd. uirem KaopSes, Of KfokSk. Ess
County. Iows bsssty gives pctics cf his spp 4Hs-
~vat Assi8ueeof tbs ss&nAe of aAa asl n nAfP. ~
Harrington. In the county Of Dss sones teus. 10 ,sse
b frick snds Vim 4 -pte - fhS nh day q so-
veaasS. 1es7. sdBaAssd ksphups Hfens1A cee1s't
tsr. by JOHN beuSs Reglstsr In 1Ankrsptcy cf said
court
D.ssd at Ksskuk, ~ Ssh tay ot JasssSy. isos.
a IL s. s 4 A4AAA knUWAnA Ysg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

r. Tsos.s swsswIn, Cashier of the "First SsflneAi
Rsuk Of sekas.s ths se;anniy shat the ahove
.txfrrneut Il true shc uf my hnnvicdge and be-
/ lief THJAAs swANxICK, Cashier.
/ Erare ~ Iowa eprsrf u LIE.
swaru to and sub.crieed before me tbs 7fh ~ Of
fysau.yv 1sss =. f.Br III n,
/ 1ns.ait Notary Public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

~ 3 4 = = y ~ - asss ~ n.Ssa(
IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

TAUNTON, Mass Jan. I.
The machine shop Of W. ". Mason, in
Guiding large quantity Of valuable new cot
ton machinerr, was burned this forenoon.
Loss gao. 200 fgllf lasares.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08
NEWS pEpor

MILLINERY 4 BONNET RLEACBERY
Mrs w u Bowman 4th st-bet Main BlondeAu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

Magsifying Glasses & Microscopes.
8 Bridges = Kstes Hstae
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Young gAmsrina......Johnson street-Thet - : Sd.
Lander AsstAaFAnt. ......... esrs 1dAhe SAAaooa a.
SINGER SEWING MACaIlHo.
II A&somher, ,Agt..........,...... Fourth street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08
FURNITJ VE

Paps, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
S G Bridges Nos 1 4 Estes Houi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

epiesberger, Mayer co...-..,...Eo. III Main st.
Mrs Weber Third Aaiu strssts.
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RrsrAunAxTs,

HEAL Es4ATE 4 IsspRAHcs AG'Ts'
II q Per- Aycz.. street
WIN fulton -. .......s3 Main strsst, up stairs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

There win also be distributed among the
ticket holders, fairly and impartisily, by
aud Huder the direction Of Mana-
gers not interested il the Asso-
cisiion, the following
splendid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

LTpUaa -uHnLHsALMs
Glbloas 4 l1i Main street
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Gold, silver and livery Meuntsa oanes
8 q bridges. Nos / . Estes Hoase
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

yenciii, Jones L Co.....ccr Third Main streets
Hess, Stern Co......-eof Second Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

David Lowry Second street
v Westcott. Main street--ncar Fourth
ID Carter Co............ ....ss Maiu etrect
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WOoLEn GoOpe,

Travsliag Cases, Travsfing Daes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

EasNrfN0 AND WALL PAREHA.
VIM. Price. COZ ath . btondsan
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JE EwELRf. fsrSs ootp}
S g Bridges ..........Nos 1 kstcs House
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- SSsSS s&SS's
EGGS 4 SUFFER-.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYs.
Mooar 4 Knowlcs...J Johnson st-in Tepfsr House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-08

403ana &mGmoS QhG i6sastN1h ~
Gsh. e q, rsS11enss u - ts31SS 6aker. Ii ~
wia.ss. ~. nA,nk5xbssaeA eet1BNstaA Cam
o. this sity.
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FROM AUGUSTA.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1911
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Collier i Berry ...,..Fit,h sirsst-in Estes House
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rsspuAYun AGENTS

IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO.
Levcoy bet Asin Jehnson
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Pistols, Ammunition, Ridss.
s Efidxes ........ .........Eesl EstEs lfous
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21

In the District Court Of the Unissd States fes
the District Of Iowa
In the mater Of Barney McCabs. Bankrupt.S :
To the Creditors Of said Ba,rey MsCabs, and
oil other persons interested
GINS roo ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
- tAAta petition bee besa, 6lsd II Gid 01srl
~ bnDV 9eC4he, Of Shs County Of Csoa4, h
Gaid District. duly declared . BoSkfupt uDlsl
the Act Of Cenersss. Of Msrch "a. ios7, ~
titled s4Aus III - 1o1ablhh, o,01lAen SO.
N q DeakrapteI thrs.ehss3 - usaSsd
81 Rs96 ID SsSss SivvsSi5 SsSst :sil
Act, and: that the 9th DAY Of Jssuary, A. D.
1859, At the hour ct 10 s'elesk A. n. Of said
day 10 aseigasd for the hearing II he saae, -
fore said court at Ottunwc. lova when ed
whore yea nav attend and shev csaes. II aay
yoa have. Why the prayer Of sid pstitisa
should not b granted.
Yes ass hereby further netiasd hat the md
and third msstin9s Of Creditors Of said
Barney McCabe, will b held On ths 18th dsy q
Jaausfy, 4. d. 1869. q tAs hour Of 10 q sleel
Al, e. $50 1ay. bG10eG ~ nea. y. n.
Priso. x1ssisber. q HE e6ee, h Ne eAy q
Davsnpert Sce1t Co, StsAe sf leVa vhs. aDl
vteft {ss my tsunesee ~ buslSvus G. Ne ~
81 snlfd nsesasg5 ~ sfeditssS pfOvjsed a 80
tisae a na11o sfsG1a - se0Gksab: %
dee7-detnon b. (. LOVE, Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21
RAliR oS.

Chicago, Rsck Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
1858. Winter Arrangement. 1869.
Trains run BY Chicago tine which is twelve Mn
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY NOV 50, 1ese,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted - follows
0eiux East-lS lot Mail train NJ. .......s 10, a. =.
~ Night express. .......S 90, r: =.
0sing Wsst-lst. Expreas and Nail fer Dee
Msises and Washington. s.Se Az.
ID, ni1sd, fer Dss Aoines sad
AuscatiAs ..S.Oof.n.
Arrive ct Davenport daily, (Sundsyssxesptsd
Fron the East-lst Night express 81. g q. a ,
I'd Daily Ex i nail. = eS, ?. =
From the Wsst--lst Mixed fren Dss Asines
see Al
ID, Express frsn Dss Aeisss
and Washington. ...7.bSP.H.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Chicago with oil Eastern Routes.
A Jstst vish Y. A. : 3. L. B. B. for Diesn-
ii Lassiis vish l. .. R. = fsf DaalsisA, D.
lI Il fo 1istcs Gee. Is VII, O. B.A@xE, n B,,
lingssn, Keok6k and Quincy. s.%f
A Peoria with p. p. 1 j. r. R. &c.
Al Des Aeinss, Iowa City, and Washington
with westsrn Stage Co . Stages, for oil psints
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping 0oaehes en- oil Night trains: Through
eip.i Eastern Cities and fesns.
PA. HALL. Asst Gen. 8upt. Chicago.
A. KmBAil. Asst. Supt. Iswa Divieisn.
R.R. n,l,s, As't, psvsspsrt ,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-21
DAILY DEMOCRAT


Cork has elected . Fsniaa kAyes.
6tswArt's new store employs l, ooe0lsls:
The King sfsian leaves 1900 widows.
Ten patents . day re satss eat By Par
ieiane.
Wolf scsips cost Misnsssss $4,000 .
year.
Henry Ward Bsschss is trying the VEL
ocipeds.
Mr.. jefferson Davis travelling In wsr-
tsmbuSe.
Seal skin jssLes. are the wear for ladies'
this winter.
N.~ Jersey 10 the most Methodist State
in the Unisn.
Chicsge has six parks. containing ia oil
ninety two acres.
NsumAa Hall u breaking dswn ifsa
evss-wosk.
Great Britain had population Of 50. $50,
S45 In June last.
Taere are only three families in the 70
Semitic Valley.
VIC. Bryant has net s,ld Of the Even
ing Post ~ reported.
A fossil horse, fully grown aud only tive
feet high has BEEN in Nebraka.
An American newspaper has BEEN started
in Florence.
Starch bs,t.d with su'phuris aeid hs-
comes honey in Germany.
jay Cooke has tatsn held Of the Hossae
tunnel project.
Rst.,schild l.ss over ton Of bonds ssd
deeds.
The most populsr nine In or cut Of the
numerals -fenenins.
Indiana has had SOL bank-upts since the
law went toto operation.
Many flowing wells are being struck in
| the Caucasus oil regions.
The cattle plague is working great havoc
in Western Wisconsin.
Colorado has sent East . silver button
weighing l65 pounds and wsrth $500.
About three feusths Of tho msobers Of
Csnxrses will spsod the holidays q homo.
Miss Olive Park has taught school 10 enc
rsou q Mslhsso, Naas., tos So ysars.
0amges att, ibusss the cattle epidemic II
Massachusetts, to smut in the Iood.
Brasil 10 very anxious 70 turn the tide 81
immigration 70 this country shithss
One man in Dalhouss township, Canada,
has already killed thirty three deer this
season.
The Washington University Law School
| in St. Louis has admitted young lady ~
| . stodent.
Ten thousand deilafs 10 the esst 81 Z
leeusssau that vas recently married In New
Iork.
-Four Vermont elsrgymsn recently killed
six deer in feur days hunt in the adiroo-
dacks.
The property Of the late James Arneld
Of New Bedford, il reckonsd ct 81 SOC, 900.
PIT. Barnum's monogram upon his dee'
bell. knob 10 translated "Pull the Bell. BY
his friend, Dr.. Chaplin.
The types should have had i that Gen;
Buffers fonsral sermon 10 to bs preached
from jeremiah LII, 10.