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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-03-05
sale OF Forfeited Mort
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Office of Commissioners of School and University
Lands, Madison, Wis, December II, 1867.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DANE COUNTY
The following described lands in Manitowoc County
having been forfeited by of y1nent of in
tcrest upon loans granted thereon:
Notice is hereby given that the same will be offered
at public auction and sold TO the highest bidder the
Office of the Secretary of State, at the CAPITOL in
Madison or the 18th day Of February, 1865, unless
sooner redeemed. according to law.
Said sale to commences at o'clock, A. ", and
tinue from day to day. until AL of said lands shall
have been 50 offered. The minimum price at which
such lands will be offered, VIII he the amo.nt named
opposite each tract, {under the heading, Total
loan interest to the day OF SALE three per cent dam
ages the which have been returned against the
land and the cost of advertising the same.
Said lands will be sold subject to all taxes which
NAV at the tiIae of sale be due thereon.
Other conditions Will be announced at the opening
of the sale 1dONlAS = ALLEN,
WILLIAM f. SMITH
14-3s-otl CHARLES R. GILL,
Commissioners of School and University Lands
Advertisement of TIED MortGaSed Lands IN Man
itowoc County.
SCHOOL FUND.
Nathaniel Fenon, lot in block III in the Village of
Nantowoc amount due, $4,000; amount of inte
rest S243o; amount OF penalty $500; amount of
interest. penalty taxes and advertising, S40-lS;
fatal amount t!ue State S340,iS year for which in
terest is due.
UNIVERSITY FUND.
Ludwig George, lot in block 232, in the Village of
Nanitowoc amount due, $4,000: amount OF inte-
resf S24 80: amount OF penalty, $500: amount of
taxes S2S co: amount OF interest, penalty, taxes
and advertising, s6S,T2; total amount due state
>5Ts72; years for which interest is due 1867
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The Australian colonies are growing
fast. Victoria had, in 1886, III souls;
in 1871, 11,S4S; in 1866. $50, 99S. New
South Wales numbered, in 1903, but
1907 souls; in 1866, 100000. The pop
ulation of South Australia increased from
500 in 1861 to ga, 40 in 1866.
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Mr.. George Francis Train apologies
to the Recolutioa for the brevity of his
letter, because he is deep in cores
pondence with the authorizes Oh the pur-
chase of Ireland for s15o,0o0, 900 in
gold.
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The new postal arrangement goes into
effect the lst of april. Postage viii
then be six cents per single rate when
prepaid otherwise ten.
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Mr. Fright at Home.

The March number of the Galaxy has
an interesting article by Richard j. Hin
ton. entitled John Bright at Home"
| We make the following extracts:
"Mr. Johnson said Mr.. Bright it
is evident, is nothing more than an old
school Southern politician, with uncon-
querable prejudices against New England
or the Yankees, as you would say land an
intense sectional pride. His hatred of
the Puritan idea, or of New England
thought, is much stronger than his love Of
the Union. He is only States-Right
Democrat and nothing more nor
less The success of your Republic
has made Democracy respectable in Eu-
rope. Nothing succeeds, you know, like
success.
BRIGHT AND WENDELL PHILIPS.
Asking Mr. Bright when he intended
to visit the United States, and assuring
him that no heartier or more affectionate
welcome would or could be given to a
public man than he would receive, he
said that it had long been his desire to
visit US, but that the work before him in
England would probably prevent the de-
sire ever being fulfilled IF he had the
opportunity, and sLould not avail him
self Of it. he modestly said, it would be
because Of the ovations that might be
pressed upon him. He gave expression
to cordial wish that Mr. Wendell Phil
lips might soon visit England, declarins
that his voice and presence there would
greatly aid, not Only clearer understand
ing of American issues, but materially
advance the cause of hberality there He
spoke in terms of the warmest admira-
ton of the eloauence, genius and high
moral value of Mr.. Phillips services as
o. .ltor and teacher, pronounclng him as
second, in this view, to no American liv-
ing.
MR. BRIGHT's PICTURES.
When we finally rose to take leave. Mr..
Bright called my attention to the portraits
which hung in the room. That of Mr..
Lincoln, by Marshall, was proof, pre-
sented by the artist himself. Above it
was hung a fine engraved portrait Of
George Washington, presented to Mr..
Bright, as the inscription stated, by the
Rev. Mr.. Everett, an elderly American
gentleman, resident In London, after the
great speech in St James Hall, to which
[ have already made alusion.
On one side of the fireplace hung fine
line engraving of Franklin, and on the
other side was framed and suspended an
autograph of George Washington, being
pass given to some one to go through the
American lines at the Highlands Of New
York. 1t bears date at Newburg, think
The portraits named were, [ believe, the
only ones of public persons in the room,
and this fact, as well as the manner in
which Mr. Bright referred to them. wasa
strong additional proof of the earnest adj
miration he feels for our institutions. as
well of the sincerity of the spirit in which
he works for the amelioration of the abus
es that afiiict the great empire of which
he is one Of the most renowned citizens.
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s P Bur1icll. NJ. n New Torl. City.
A r. Morgan NJ. D. Syracuse. n. Z.
J. S Douglass u. p. 3iilwaul;re Wis.
s. j. Pcarsall NJ. u. Saratoga Springs n.
n s. St.Sure " d. Siieboygan
H. E. Zic!v II. d. hIaHtowoc. Wis.
C. c. Croker VI. u. Two Rivers. Wis.
Miss E. Carey of Schuyervile, n. Y. cured of deaf
ness. 10 years standing, in 1852.
Cured Knock Ericksons child years old of ulcer
of eyeha June 1867
Cured Il. r. Anderson of Manitewoc, of inflammation
of eyes. July. 1867.
Cured Mrs. NJ Burns of AIeeme, of Blindness of three
months, spring 1862.
Miss Il. Gleason Milton Saratoga county N. Y.
Strengthened Cross-cyeS, 1856
5Ir IerCieua hossJJth, ianitoH cocntv. cured of
granulated eyclids, 1867.
Mr. D.no, of Manitowoc, cured of inflammation of
the ewes, 1861
Cured C. =; Shove. Of granuatel cye6s in 1860.
Removed cancer from breast of Mrs Michael Nc
Carly of Kossuth Manitowoc county, 1864, July LIST
1867 remains we'll
Removed Cancer from the breast of Mrs J. Webster
nate of Manitowoc) fralahssa Florida i'll February
1867
Cured L. Winters, of Gibson. Manitowoe county, Of
Fits (of years sfandng in 1860. July 1t 1861 remains
well. Could report many other cases permanently
cured
rv Call on DR.. EASTON of AIanitowoc Wis, whom
YOU can consult free. and he viii give you ca,,did
opinion when cure Is or is not possible I4i3
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hy Qaeen Arfsm.Sa % erecting the
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NY - ls - ~ ~ 8 wa. d poo.
pie of Csalpise, Gaul Who were led
from Paphasohii by An,enor after
tie Trojan var.
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the moiher of the tyraRt Nero.
Ny whole il a body Of Gorilla
representative y who are about to
rgiSc II stink IN one Of OF the disloyal
provinces. A. +. p.
Answer next week.
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IN ras4 satfnn a. q gwing pfupsry.
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bsn a SAD ASH = sAris rDsala caaniv.
hsa AFrihcl as alioss CUmmrnflng
TO ahn itvl aed tusntvHye set staft ~ the
naftlpst lliurr . saun a banship l.
rugE Z fshrihs soaih tnt net aiong tue
: slsssiiis an n imnut RID iience west 70
iae Of Il ihr Ms a flnB IN Company >
Ani t,tne, nlfth 10 aloihi opposite ~ be
eiaH. 4 thsnee cau ~ fhs becinriaK aud the
lmuari 81 me stock q roois ware a.. of
SAID DttiAs0n A hlunu tondstihe Of Sugar.
MOI ess pyasfs Pickett Powder etc.
The ut,r j. believed b he god, but ! will
etnrey only =. trustee
All-st RW CRrNP, Trustee.
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farldhE Prospects.


The fine weather AZ Aa ait week
has gwen our planters 40 eplorunily
70 DO something towards preparing
Tor the coming crop. lrow he bc,i
intonnaiign We can obtain, 80 think
more small grain viii ~ harvested
this year 10 Pamela county l,aR over
before, while the number of acres
planted ia corn viii he larger than
last year More attention hss bcsn
given 10 cotton than We situM ihink
the experiences a tbe past ESQ vear,
would inaiy, and the hate advance
In the price Of thu, staple viii have
a tendeucy topromotc its more cstcn-
sive planting. The supply of hbor
has eiven out, aud MI the freedmen
who will contract have fond homes.
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possibility IN hsmlas faaHl4
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IN again 4, tfaee fhs Legislative hall
81 Ne fial With llieii wsssafp
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There ell b. . msoiiHa II Ih,
Conservative Dtmmratit PARTY nj
sAruHbAS, Frnau Aty ~ 1865,
q, the couri Ilodle IN pibols 40
persons opposed b tho Oppressive
meamfes which arc fought % d,
imposed upen ~ Nv thc IMPORTED
scalIions and beer jerker q, Jaslson
arv rNiues,ed ~ attend
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Gn Gllfm he isp7la esn wv
ahIaf ugaltiinf registration be- HN
aiale VI Araama. and aoi Ninr ~
lhs mahber ID oaniueina ais ss
aon ~ ne mliamlion "a the er.H
iuiiop shiloh iahr place au the Bih
II new month ltmar 81 pts.sa
be laAm d. indicative Il The flan
uIDu whieh lhg teslFlralfa aad sHc
ton all ~ conducted .nihe State NJ
Mississippi There y asahag ~
iecnonable uf uuiair about d, u y
snppFqd ihe cagAi-baH sossSsF'
sho ate % oau,ns a. jackson haven't
spse eaoagh ~ kapW What they Wfrc
sent thcr ior 20 Vs. doa'l lsak fr
. constitution o. vote doNn h,fsr
solnn ume nest summer. Ica dl-
nrs ~ DAY -f lAve, ever ~ it,
amt picked up eycryuberc, asd the
aigscrs and skuuks know u.
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sHERIFFs SALE

y By virms u s~a, s~fvraaI,ioni avSponaa 10
ns directed foul Tie ciruit Court VI Panafa
.t0unu Mo, ~ Tie May term, 1861, made IN
hyOs a Ni4saaz ~ Peliara Va Samhsl Dick
W. I wll, on Nendey, The "a day Vi Nsnh.
isee. a THE e~curtyhouse dor 10 the towa q
PsaobA an saia epauts, wiilua a vial boar,
oder ior sale 70 The highest hdder fgr eash
The following ptcr-rtv, to-wifs fHc east
bali ef lac seaihszt qa@rter d tset,en II far-
ilea u The nurthvest quarter ~ section 10,
AHs ~ s8diylaed ihresshafita intcevst w Ina
southwest qu.Etrr 81 sssu0n 10, ~ "a team
alp :, rahget wtst. lying spd hcing III Pc
nola cSoav Mas levied 10 - TIE psopss,y u
samhcl Dickson. 10 satisfy aid yednIani ex-
ponas md N cost. R y ioyyS p
.itle-1t fxs ShrrijI
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Public Meeting.

P0rusn; - call of a primary
meeting held AZ ssrdis or tire sth
( inst, q nesting or titisrns Of Pamela
county who are opposed to Radical
~nieasurcs, and ~ iavor Of a white
mans party. assembled At the Cnu,
Houar ~ Pamela on the 18th inst.
On motion. Dr. NJ n. Phillip,
was called to the chair, and S. G.,
Spencer and T.. J. Walsh appointed
Secretaries.
The chairman IN a clear and lucid
manner, declared the object Of tile
meeling.
Ga melton Of DIR. r. Moore, the
chair q authorized to appoint q
COMMITTEES 10 drah resolutions ex-
pressing the views Of the meeting.
The chair appointed a. said commit
mitte the ioIlowirr gentlemen: r,
II. Taylor, J. ". Hoahcad, y. c..
Taylor, and +, Moore, who retired,
and after q brief absence, reported
the following preamble and ~resoln-
tons, WHICH were adoptcd unaui-
moor'Y fsaln M esi
WHEREAS, Tbepcople Of The State
Of Mississippi, irrespective OF past
Polisiesldiherchees, are uniting under
one common name. epssit; t6c Com
scsvative Dsuloeaiic Party, TO ureei
aud qyerlhFow the, Outrageous pur-
peses Of the Ralieii Convention now
N se-Aoh At Jackson; aud 20
, Where's, The teneral voicc Of
the enlightened Northern people arc
being raised under che tanner Of the.
Democratic party IF the nation,
against the ~oppressioB Of the ton
States Lately II rebellion and
Whereas, Thew i strength IN.
unity of acsioa, under one name,
with une parpoze, therefore DE- =.
y Rsseleod, That We acrcps the name
Of the Conservative Democratic Par
y 3 tAa, pf our future political or
~"
ganlsai,on, and VII work as ono man
p y Ia' aowu the lhI9ul'ous scheme oi
!. nav .oasE, l r"'s Wv .s.. vic"
ton pqlisg,,l 10 Be Goroed upSu a great
peopIe ~v,sa,.
Raelrod. That we, as eitiseas Of
PanVla county heartily eoncnr 10 the
nocP.ss ~ isrts ~ the tScniiye
-. ..rrS ~ ~ s,.,.sei ,-
a..Dapue.L sai saio;n asos o.s M.
.sEsl~ appoinled 10 lhis' mrcting Is
altfpd the State Convention on Gle
fs'h instant 70 end thtit best eFbrts
~ advancement Of the purposes
.ef FT dgz - al
On ,Aeloa Ne chair vas author
soa Y appoint ten dglesaies % attend
ING isascns's SAFE Convention az
gaek1n Inc char appointed "
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~ATTAcHMENT NOTIcE.

The STATE Of Mississippi pmoia county. In
dc ooahiy Court of sid county. No. ia.
n &, KnoH u. L, ". Gnna.
Attaehuisnt issucd lie 18th day n septem.
eess ias7asaihss the cA,s Of the .aii lie
fendant for the sum Of sea %, fctunable 10
me coua,y Court OF all county. Notice is
hsnhy SVEN 70 The ssla defsaant l. ".
Oann, that unlve he appear before said Court
a. the asxttethf thereof AMI 81 ne hrt day
II AID tstp. 70 Is holden Al the fcourl-houss
~ sd coahty, II the town or panols, on the
INST Monday In April, iscs and plcnd 10 cid
acton, ludgnent will he entered against him
md tht ESTATE attached win BE- tola. 81
sfcle 6teial "a 30 HARRISON. Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
Personal PROPERTY. :.

a b vifns II o. srdsr o. The rrshAis ooas,
.ef frao'a souaIy, riAisippi, made "A The
lAhhAtt Term, 1853. 7 VII, Il simlhhimtot q
~ sst.ss of Llo iinsz. dreeorA Ia the NV n
.o( p,lrsvllesin ssii cpaB,h, On the 1ilh lay
~ Mfrrh. tsss \, fahlfe aaciien. oar fy als
10 ,As hlEhess hidas1 ar sssh. enc islloplz
PFsoeal prppstty " said dseedenl toFlt ont
hcrss. ssdAM ara hridie. one saritshs. one "a
aaa kcd..s.a sas Eeld vassi, ous psaiol, sad
and one Fsaaki 10 sieve.
= kIssi - " A. Hfsne. kdminiNrs,sr.
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NEW ADV ERTlSE MElTS.
ATTACHMENT NoTIcE.

he su,e - Mis- .ippl Pamela county. IL
. lpsies : courof Pamela oopnly.
fnnk Oliver " Thomas Fowler.
Arsehmeai issaei the 80 Day o. January.
ls6s, agdnst The estate of TIE said defendant
it The som u twenty dollars, retunable TO
sud J asiiess Oeart Of aid county. Notice n
hereby giYsa q thr said dslradaut, Thomas
Fowler thn, unlsE litnWear before said Court
al lBr HeSt lerm tbgreol, 10 De holdrn n, Ea-
rtka IN sad county, GA tho secoad Saturday
IN Aarrh nexi, A. D 1865 and plead 70 said
sclioa5 Judgment Will be cpsered against him
aud ihs estate attached will be sold.
ftt5.4t BENJ. F.UROwEtLaJsp
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Whereas LETTERS Of administration upon the
of Reuben :. Wells, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned at the December
term, 1897, If the Probate Court Of Pauola
ooanu Mississippi, al pefsoBs having claims
aia deceased arc hereby notified "
mad have them registered In the Office
d tue clerk Of said eaurt within the time lin.
tied BY law, else the same win he forever
ANGBLlNE WELLS,
iel CT Administrator.
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The Hapls Conservative bem9.
tnns A.ssdm slll mtei a aufd
@ AsIafdsy fstraa'y w ists Al.
Conservative fr invited N attnA
81 rnfis, Pnddeal
~ " cntaf,
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ACshtftmAh wko suffered faf year ftem
Nesssuz baliiiy. prmssare dccas, sui si ts~
sfsyp 81 ypsshnI iufsnrshs. all inc TIA
ats ~ za7tfhk mufhsnitt, tead tee 10 at
wka sssi &C We tfeipr And fshr,ssiaas f,<
makIng the Hmris geAsdy b n kich he WA
eassd esserrss utskIaf 10 tcHt ~ M a.
ssrsisufs sspsFisn<s san " - ~ sairssisa.
IL petfsfs e~oaadeaes, joins n hGbkN.
a.,il.fs = U~Felrrsses. NV YsA. =
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Hf y ebl.i We If tarkA
Nl# aHn afHf 60 NfHt u MNa ilss4i saf
q ifH sff tzHL fsNI ha1fna
VI WI NafWfN fHt NMa ~ n
nfifstf = v saaH slm "a Sfass ~ htal
N is f#t 0fH fAt impuffnetit ~ AZ
W. fHtfff " rhufttH
NaW
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WELLS.

am now digging wells a, Sesenty-fvc cents
per loot add viii insufe them against quick
sand. Two gpod hands must Ne furnished when
occasion requires. Myself and mule must also
be furnished during my work on the job.
TERMS CASH. b
BG-tm. s. X. KuNKEL.
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.L .I. H" W
Whatever cause, may have induced
the people of Mississippi, in the pat
few year, to regard the political ST.
uation with indifference, they can
ne, fail % perceive that the present
hcnr admits Of no longer insciion.
and that il is time 10 shake or the
fatal Idhargy which, We fcsr, has
taken possession Of hew, 4ad pre-
pare for action in the approaching
great struggle, which is g decide tbc
future Of our State. Il, by our own
gupiuencss, We permit The Offices o.
honor and emoIamesi Of the State %
fall into the keeping gi a handful Or
vagrmts and escaped oopyieis, put-
casts from society in The places n
their nativitv, aud mprinrplsa homo
trSiias, we shah iastly deserve %.
be consigned by fhmr FensrstiOhs
to that oblivion which deserves only
b 10 be mentioned with desiacn IN TIE
the wriunsrs Of the impartial hisfo
3 risn. Every man shoaId se5sne up.
10 The work sith determination 10.
conquer tor II sefsai eSsrihkss u,
% II may net ne dcuih, bot ID willie the
: l@a Of that jsv~ds dear "a the kart
Of every hsnorsbls fnaa-lihesr=
aud place ue n he 1psrey, Of al
~insnoraat and dsgraded las, Of ha-
man bSing., ipfitsa " the bale which
fanniisifR snseud = ADD 10 whosc
boscms 10 rcniipfpt ,of mercy VIII
ever enter 20 Plead To A netle Dot
oppred people. W nso1peo cot
cite prccvdtnG 10 sfspgtLsn ihis
siatsmeni-ieo many ar hniiiar
With .heir disgusting dstails and.
their repetition would c u~hseIons.
Every means that : Wy and an-
pnueiplsi eRsns osa avail hinzif
II n beiug mi " fhr Radiess
kn.vss 10 in@sre sAe n a,.ir
- A.
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sasIE OF
LANDS ae.ea

nv sirtae u a decfss u the .Ihaacsu reaa
asfEkef- t-anf ss<t< ~ Ni-<zrtA, rrhtsrd
A.frs.s IN ~ lesAsau ote ~xssxnsbs<. Isl. 10
the aaIt " W {. ffsxvel, atlsrney, &c, euun-
p~lsisauA kfhirrt 3ohn y kintfoakA, ds4sad-
sal N @ol. 81. - eslarai<isssr herein
H.. assa. On nosasy scsk asy q IshaasS,
sess ct fhs sssn-teass do ~ NJ issn
rsHer, IN sad esasvs ~,shin IL hsar
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Tax ColIector,s Notice.

4 xill attend A. ne slowisg tines and
places iof the Furpp>e ofcolleeung the STATE
and couhty ras mr thc hscai year 1861, to-wit
Al my Office. In Pamela, On Monday VI each
week until Aprl 4. fses 70 So ~
Sardp.. e. .... January ilh. 9Th. snd oh, lses.
Pleasant Nonnt, TON aat i'm, 'u q
gofAo .-..,s" v 2lfs 22d, aud 79i. q
Iopginwn..,.- " 3nh and ash,
Peach crevk, .s - fsth, 10Th. 4 s0th, ~
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Popst. .l.a..a.. 70 eth 5thaua sth,z q
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spun gp0Ft.aAss f~asaAa1sh, fstrA 7oshga
Long Cfcek..- 2zd, a
Parties WI please bring with them their re.
eeipls hr lsg8 80 81 NaRg n. JoNESs
L.dsll-7m Sheriff and Tar Collector.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-15
WASHINGTON.

WAsnrSGTos. Sept. 1.-the SECRETARY
Of War has directed General Hooker 10 re-
pair 10 New York city and report for ex-
animation before the Retiring Board
II. Col. Duncan and Msj)r Royal. 5,b
Cavalry officers. are ordered to rrocee to
Omaha and report to General Anger for
duty with their regiment.
Dis'ric. Attorney Courtney returned to
New York tonight He will have charge
OF the pending revenue o4ses, en9 will be
furnished with an assistant.
Secretary McCulloch had o lengthy con-
versation with the President this morning
relatire TO internal revenue matters.
BiBckly also had 81 interview with the
PRECEDENT The understanding IS nat Col.
lcetor Buckley is altogether cus Of the
case.
Senator Morgan errivea here today
| Representative Schenck left Columbus FOL
| Washington TO day to consult with him a
TO adiournirg the session Of Congress
| CHICAGO, sept. li--Gencrsl Logan i
getting better and it 10 expected will aoo'
| be able 10 take The stump again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-15
NEW YORK.

The body OF Mrs Gamble. dlsinterred
sometime since, has beer found BY chemical
analy sis to contain poison. She len large
fortune 10 her husband, and he has betn ar
rested with hs paramcur.
A, the Book Trade sale today lover
prices were paid.
The SOLDIER Messenger ard Despatch
Company OF this city bias closed up and gone
| into bankruptcy.
Several farmers on Long Island have lost
| from one hundred 10 six hundred dollars,
worth Of crops within the past fortnight by
grasshoprers.
Lewis w. Caswell was held to bail in two
thousand dollars to-day by the United States
Commissioner for enlightenment while a
| clerk IN the Post Office
Joseph Ii Lewis. OF Chicago, was robbed
last night OF a few hundred dollars by a
cypr!an che was arrested.
A herd of 100 cattle has been quartered al
New Brighton by the State Cattle Commits
eipuer