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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
No Excuse.

Fer Gray Hair, dandruf, or badness. They can
al be prevented or cured by using Wood lmpr ~,
Hair Restorative. We mean what We say and can
prove. ssld BY Druggists and BARRIERS.
Prica II ner hoitla.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
To r oUNC n EN.

!. = -. s1lVsQ N q ~ u M.
e 9rese eeniasi zlsses, n eo.aues Ia hsb,ts
80 HenSN We eHfets Of early Error, send IS
s;,,s v ~ VA LLSB HRAp DzsPENsARi, Louie-
navies bad ten yssn sxpseieaes ID t,as speeaalty.
..s c stng from any dieease whatever Of . pfi-
vsse eo.nne sfiM natsss, and ialiss stsabiSd Win
Ss1w ~ ave, With brief efatsnept Of caes, viii
- ~ yss,r s'sn or self trsstment y rtlin ra.
CIsApHtch Ne eusrantce "a cure vsrteees,e p sorr
llG .Ins Eleetfo Magnetic pssvsutissA TlDss a.
imM 0eis oalpsiAe. % eneloo6 e01nmD
IA 1pAlees cnatain10eaaeraS1naoo - Ou1hnSr
49, @ - ah0ss pssvsntive. with = e6nV36 Sho
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Drawer II ASa1ssNss. ~. oef94dAWly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
DATCHELoR'S BAR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye lie the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
inistantsneons; no disappointment: no rdiculeus
unte remedies the III effects Of bad dyer nvigoratee
and leaves this Hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold BY all Druggists and Perfamere; and properly
applied At Bachelors Wig Factory No. 1e Bend St,
New York. apreS d6wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE
0CRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
salesrOom No. Maiden Lane. N, Y

~
CONNECTIONS.
DR.. Holloway. soms fifteen yssrs ago, witnessing
rue ohtress oecasoned sickly children In taking the
naussous vernifuges OF thai day, resolved 10 anpa
We Them and from the most effective Of these resae
dlse succeeded In separating their active medical
veogertiss pare. tasteless aud inoddsoes Then, 81
comnining these with sugar, and moulding then In
70 Al agreeable CONNECTIONS formed the present pssu
MoLLOWAfg vERMlFUGE CONNECTIONS,
winch nave almost entirely supeFcedsd the Oli
na1seous sefmug: 70 the ceght Of the poor little
Gus Ingredients.
80 high, esteemed e this Popular vernifug., ~
know Of thsm prescribe them in preference 10 ether
femedi@. a. not only more plcassnt to take. bst
more easct.vs TO cure
should keep them AZ family nici, inc. for they not
only eradicate Wcrns-thore pests Of childhood
out correct any derangement Of the digss.ivs o.
gAns, - prevalent with children
HOLLOWAY'S
ARN1CA PLASTERS.
The Original and only true Arsiea Plasters pos
ssss'ng the great healing properties
Of the Arniaa Flowers.
effects Of tese P1aa, IN n, e..es -
pcn or weakness In the breast, side or Jack and 10
all cases Of Inflammation Of the Lungs, and Cough.
sns , .sd relief
mend them OBsEsvs-HoilowAY'ssr e the ORIGINAL
and only true Aruica Piasten.
HEISkELL'S
OINTMENT.
This Ostioset. aftsr experience Of twenty vears
~ PsS sSs i'1e sovereign remedy or al Diseases
caes on which u was used, curlng many cbstinste
eases Of nftssn or swenty ysass handing, tAss had
rssUss 5..ssse ~ reedss presersed BY the
tonsbipg, IN lew days the eorensss and Irritation
II renos ID; the ekin becomes smooth ana healtHv.
and rsnans permanently healed. without the nee II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
ChristadOrO's Hair Dyel
ToArt we owe . thousand graces;
Improving Nature no disgrace 10,
MI 10, Aa.ln hA an

Use CHRlsTA pORVs MATCHLEss DIE.
CARisrADOKO's HAIR PREsERvATIvk
Strikisg, astounding, are the effects produced By
Cr.stac oro's uair Pressrvativo and Beautifer. De
the hair ever wify, coarse and ann anageable by
brush and csAb. in one week this article vail rem
der 1t flexible. lustr0us, end inclined TO curl.
sold BY Druggiste and applied BY all Hair Dree.
sere Mandatory Ne. % Maiden Lane. ffinci-
pAl nepot No. Actor HOuee. Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
Resn ark ablc Bible on The
Stocks I'm New York.

Getting drunk once a week has been de
cided TO be "hnbtual irul kenness' in Cln-
cnnati What then, is = contemporary
query, is getting drunk every day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

"Warrington' says that equity requires
tho payment Of large share Of the expen
scs Of carving on government, by the own
crs Of the bonds, have no doubt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
sle..s Pl.a.nns C.rre.po.d..ce

N1euat Pleasant CsrrespO ndence
Eprron DEa,caAr: Sect county TO yeu
mus. Be the place, but il you seek . city Of
Msthod $: preachers and churches, let him
turn his face towards Mount Pleasant, and
he will fad his Mecca. There ar. no less
than thirty preachers and sxhorters, with
6vs churches Of that denomination in this
little city. II claims to be the banner city
Of the State In addition 70 this array Of
thesogy, there 10 one Presbyte terrain church,
one Baptist, one Congregational, one Uni
ted Presbyterian. one Catholic, one Camel
its, one Univsrsaliss church, and only
1000 inhabit ,nts, Of which l 400 are vo-
ters according to the registry list.
You may think il . dslightfui piass, and
one Of the best 10 de 10. Such il surely
10. - from the large ncmbsr Of beliefs rep
resented one can have no difR,ully in So
Letting. thereby taking bic choice for 10.
cation IN the nsst wsrld among those suit
Cd to his taste.
The public srs edited weekly by two
Republican journals, both right, Of course.
Nov, With oil these. there is need Of State
Institution. which, - near ~ can learn,
is we'll pssronizsd. How I shall like the
place after leaving old Scott county, 10 yet
TO uanspirs. However, | sm de ermined
to give it goo trial. q I'd in the mssntims
h.H OIL
u'ar visits.
Respectfully, Al.
Nsw JxKsEr has bad her full share Of ex-
elements. The Presidential election had
scarce ended when an earthquake startled
the inhabitants, and now il is announced
that the women, under the lead Of those
Ginning lights in the female suffrage party.
Luerstia Mott. Lucy Stone, Antoinstts L
Brown Black veil. Deborah Boiler. and 9TH
ere srs 70 hold NswJerssy State womsn's
Convention At viaeland, on the I'd Of De-
cember. The viselandsrs are " some" On
the weman's rights question, and will *.
tend to the cenvsntionists . most cordial
reception and hearty snppsrt.
Tss agricultural people Of the West are
sallsd upsn 70 send delegates to . convsn-
ton, TO be held At Springfield, Ill for the
purpose Of taking into csnsi lsra i'm the
adoption Of q uniferm system Of measures
for the prevention aud the checking Of the
vsrioua diseases which have proven 90 fatal
To the stock Of that section. This 10 . wise
move, es the subject is one Of vas. i'm por.
lance
Tms determination Of the Democracy OF
Florida to msi itsin tbs public peace 10 the
midst Of the jsrring factions Of negroes and
carpet bassers, wrings a reluctant csmmsp.
da,ios from tie New j ork Tribune.
Ir 10 said that Psssiicn. Johnson is b
slowing mora than usual care On his forth
coming message and that il will be enc Of
tho .blsst papers ever issued from tho Pros
idenii.l Chair.
HEv L. |. D,ynson, Of Wau.oa, whose
'windfAlr" Of 100000 was recently no
ticci, has, tie W&ukcn Standard states
r,csisei notice that an additional $500, COO
has fallen to his care.
-~~e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

Diahclical old rake vas Ihad Stevens
A correspondent OF the Albany Argus, init
mates that he was the father Of eleven ilc-
gitimaie children. some Of them yellow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

a RECONSTRUCTED wedding.
A negrs weddisg lately tssk place near
Montgomery. Als., u which the sable par
sos thus spoke:
Here 10 couple Who have walked out to-
hight, wishing 70 30 jined 10 and thro' love,
sud wishing oil dem dat have any ting
twixt dem cons forward and speak new; II
net, lot dem bold der peace now and forever
more. I wants every ear 10 hear and every
heart - enjoy.
Mr. Jim ihompssn, whsmsosvsr stands
lastly BY your left side, do you take her for
your believed vile, - wait on her through
sickness aud through health, safe and be
safe. holy and b holy, Loving and be low
ing do you love her mother; do you love
her father; do you love her brothers; do
you love her skaters DO you love her mas
ter; do yeu love her mis,rsas bu. do you
love God de best.
Answer do.
Misc Mary Thompson, whom,osver
stands fassly by your right side, do you
take to be your dear beloved husband, TO
wait OH him through sicknsss and through
conHution, safe and be safe. holy aud DO
holy do you love his mother; do you love
his father; do you lovo his brothers; do
you love his sisters; do you lo.e Ged dc
beat?
Answer will.
| shall pronounce Mr. Jim 10 hold Miss
Mary lastly by the riSh. hand, aud shsll
pronounce you both 10 be husband ,nd
wife, by the commandments Of Col. We
shall hope, and trusting through ted that
you may live right -thatvou.may die right.
now and farerermors. Ncw, Dir. Jim, slege
your bride.
Let us sinS hime:
plunged in gulf oil deep despair &C.
A Remarkable Bible on she
Stocks In New Work.
A gentleman Of leisure, refinement and
scholarship, living in New York, has no
titled the Messrs. Lsavitt & Strebeigh tia,
he hopes, soon 10 be ready for the book
auc ion salss, or for private purchase. a
big ha' Bbls"-biggeI than any now in
existence amounting. all to some 20
volumes. He has also spent 30 years in
preparing this unique work. He begun BY
purchasing the largest aud handsomcs, copy
Of the Bible which hc could find. Then he
separated the leaves. and introduced be.
tween them every good engraving, portrait,
map and photograph which he met with,
to illustrate text. Bssldes this he append
ed in Ms. vari rus ATTACKS made upon the
biblo by infidel writer's. ard their refuta-
ton by celebrated divines Such book
could not fail to be OF great value, apart
| from lts attraction rs a curiosity, ana
ought, when ready, to te purchased for
the As;or Library.
/ i.n,tinr .,L,ak N, 81. a ucsL hes Ian La
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
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This ID the best Family Remedy to cure all.
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II Il clean, stfe and delicious 10 rse ard II you
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Directions eaca bottle buy i. OF the Drug.
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Ro got il on hand ihpy will send fer It, a, your re-
quest, and cell you the Genuine Renns's Pan-Kii-
ling lsic OIL, at the manufacturers lowest price
tretal.
VIM. Isenne. Sole Proprietor and Msnu,ac-
tfs-seld br DRUGGISTS Merchants ana Grocerr.
Sterling Silver Ware
AMI fine Eiectfo-rlated Ware. The Gorham Man
the largest manufaciory OF Solid Silver Ware in the
world with Z q most i'm proved machinery, and en-
pos ing tho most skilled labor. are enabled TO offer
equalled variety of new aud beautiful de
specially adapted for Holida; and Bridal GIFTS.
They offsr also their well known and unrivalled
Nickel Silver Eetro-Plated Ware, In which they
have introduced new patterns Of rare elegance The
Solid Silver is gua,a to be Of sterling purity by
United States Mint assay. The Electro Plate 10 guar
anteed 10 be superior 10 the fueet Sheffield ware.
Orders received from the Trade only. but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
everywhere.
Trade
silver ~. 60 ~aGasso k fi.s.'
0ChHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
salesroom No. Maiden Lane. N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

GsSsaAL GsAsr. it seems, has expressed
himseli 10 the effect that he would prefer
that the Presidents salary shonld not BE-
raised to 500. 900. a. 10 prspes ed and urg.
cd BY soms Of the Radicals. Congress
claims 10 represent the people. II Congress,
therefore should re's'vs TO give him an in
creased salary. Grant who ha, declsrsd that
no will not oppose any policy Of his own
10 ,hs will Of the psspls-Congrsss repre-
sentinE the psepis-will ef course acquises,
and pocket the afIfsnt. Nothing like play.
NJ shy, il you would yin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

isrv l. l. H,ynson, Of Wauson, whose
'windfall" Of 100000 was recently no
ticci, has, tie W&ukcn Standard states,
received notice that an additional 5000, 600
his fallen to his care.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

As the Democracy refused 10 change
front IN the late battle. 20 now they will not
bresk ranks ani fall into confusion after
their discipline has bcea so severely tried,
AMI they have proven themselves IS steady
under are and ~ true to their standard a.
the Old Guard at Waterloo The Demo-
cratic party meyer occupied 20 proud . pc.
siiion ~ to-day. In point Of discipline and
,asrdie. II never stood better. And a. to
its principles. there 10 nothing to takc back.
nothing TO change. except to take higher
aud more advanced ground in the Same line
We are pursuing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

Ir 10 said that Pessilcn. Johnson is b
slowing more than usual care On his forth
coming mesa e and that il will be enc Of
tho .blsst papers ever issued from tho Pros
ldenti Al Chair
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

Tms determination Of the Democracy Of
Florida to msiltsin tbs public peace in the
midst Of the jsrring factions Of negroes and
carpet bag.ers, wrings a reluctant csmmsp.
dalios from ths New j ork Tribune.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

Tnass will be powerful combination OF
Eastern and foreign bondhoders, represent
cd hy A. T. Stewart, 10 con,ro! Grants
sdninistrasicn. Very many have though.
that Grant should stand aloofr from men
like Stewart. the impsraonation Of imperial
ism in America. lie sought. i, is said, BY
the use Of HE msnsy. - control beth the
passisso conventions, but We surely better
pleased With Grant than With Seymour.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10
STEAMSHIP COLLISION orr SANDY NOOK

On Saturday night a serious collision occurred
near the Scotland Lghthp, between the steamship Mar
mion. from Savannah. and the steamship Gen Meade
which SAILED from this port the afternoon OF that day
for New-Orelns In addition TO the lights prescribed 70
be carried by the navigation laws, he Marmlon is sad u
have had red light swinging from her main gan, as
signal to the telegraph operator az sandy Hook This
light the commander % The Gen Meade IS supposed 10
have mistaken for the port light OF the Marmon, ana
the deviation from the rules governing vessels NJ sea on
the part OF one commander and the mistake on The part
OF the other cououy believed 10 have been ne oc'
casion Of the collision which resulted So dasrousy 10
both vessels. When the Captain Of tie Gen.
Meade discovered ms error it too late
10 avoid an accident, an1 the Meade crushed
am1ships into the Marm!On. cutting her
from the main deck To below the water line and into the
hull and causing of tho boilers 10 burst. on 81 tie
hremen was slightly scalded As tho slips came TO-
geter several ol The passenger ana crew oi ne o
rmped on board The Meade: hut on capt Iarcoth ~
the former vessel ordering his crow back nearly ali com
plied. During this time the Marnion was settng ran
illy and thtanding this fact tipi lAfc.oh and
the majority of his remained cn board of her The
Gen. Meade cleared from tiio wreck ~ soon as
possible and after waiting 10 see assistance could be
rendered size turned round and steamed TO the city, ithe
pumps beng worked inccSsHntlyJ hole having
badly: aud when she had reached Bcdioe's
Island five feet OF water were iouad In her
deemed prudent put her shore TO prevent her from
sinking. she was run on the mud HATS bet Ween bedoe
and Ellis Islands, where sne remained hli4 yesterday
afternoon when she hauled Oh and taken to Red
Hook discharge her c0 go.
The Marmion sank to he main deck, near the plnce
where the collision occurred, but prevented from
the bottom by the cotton OF which her cargo
principally composed. As her owners learned OF
the accident they seut several tug 10 her assistance
and sundown sunday had her tOwed 10 Sandy Hook
Point, where efforts will he made To recover the cargo
and accomplish such repairs viii enable the vessel
he brough to this city The Marmion in charge
OF the Submarine Wreckng Corpanys steamers IhiliI
and Lackawannar and lies IN tAoI water at the south
| west spit number OF divers and steaui-pumps have
been put board. Capt Hazard 0 tho IIlp says ter.
is break in Tho starboard side oi the MHmon u feet 81
| leHltH by l0iH width.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10

wr. Jebu rscpghasd. Nj Williams paid f2o'o To- tho
oIIsdcy the Gaslieh,r IS in tl'e eeeona week
I. t..ng ocn hyu'ut oi it5 railroad s.1s1hl u ~ -
G. T. ras.oe,.l, and otnH, "'' in 'ae t'''' "''--
yeIy SOuu one.
An Injunction was granted yesterday Dy
Judge Barnard, NJ the suit oi NJ Harry i NV
stranc the performance of After Dark at tio DIV DIV
cry Iheater Nevertheless, the piece was aGgeu ,ho
last evening Mr. Aug0stn Day. author OF Ou1r O5 ,, ,%
ion D5 Of kfer Dark at S5os Garden alegine
That It violates his right Of property ih lAc nun" '
don't of the former diana IN,
Mr. W II pone. formerly of Wallacks The
ater will give performance benoical 10 ~ j. III nrsr
Thursday evening next 40 Waslngo ON & ~ ' t ~ " lst
Di.ri,f Union II, puIlean Association tendeled ID r.
cOgnitOn Of political services rendered =! n&i d. ifntia
course Of MS entertainments, during e stD In y va
c9mn9i, Mr. Pope recites patriotic poetry WIN s 80,
deal OF ror and force and has OF late acquired m"'"
popularity by that means
The Turopcan Circus which, notwithstanding
gascons tendency toward TOO much bloWhs % W. oM
horn Is very good circus indeed, Wt ISb iti' NJ
Jles ~. III 1ernr and variols other distinguished
DcTfrnere new ana old participate in the pleasantly
DIVERSIFIED entertainen which is there given hahtues
cf tie circus viii readily undersann now 5" c No
pon7cr Brothers The Bells the Buislays TIE sheIWOods,
! aud Lucille Watson, appear IN IT,
Kelly and Icons Minstrels will give two
usrfrnapces on Thanksgiving Day Their buresquo oi
"Orphce AUX Tnf,rs" has made lit and Will have a
nm The same may he said with equal emphasis ol ne
captn hurles1uc OF la SOnnamhula' 40 Bryants MID
strel HALL Barber Brown. or the Pacific siopor, -
S successful the han Of the san Francisco Nlnslr~
All the Philippians doing WELL and their prosperity
is only the fit reward Of the exceeding care sk ana
talent That they b'stow upon thelr peculW eNe " 's
tertaimnent Bryants Niu-trels VIII give Matinee oI
Sonuanbua" next Saturday, being their first TINS sea
son. 80,
The establishment of Prof. Rohde's cXhbi-
ton OF the origin and development Of Earth and Man
nt Anemana Hall, appears TO have stirred up noch on
lecturers on science and humanity. We WISH them al
success: hut no OF them has wonderful or so Oe
ful work of art that whereWith Prof Rohde tracks
the pathway OF creation and, While advise The SUI
dent improve opportunity OF sttng AT te ltl
wisdom, in whatever guse she appears We ospScny
Earth and Man." the best show OF It's hnu thh' uiee
| !. in A n
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10
LATEST GENERAL SEws-By TELEGRAPH

Tbsnksgiving in Georgia. Nov. 20
New Hampshire has decided to 10 wise her
Constitution.
Snow fell in Centln, aud Western EsAsas.
and Ia Nainc. on suneHy.
amos Kitten of Dorchester, Mass. has
been nsssin< iues Tuesday.
Mr. Alien Kramer, a Pittsburgh banker
died ui apolicNl on saturday.
"A new Eacampmcn; of Odd Fellssys has
becu organized IN lebanon. y. IL
The Rev jeremiah T. 0'NoiH ir. a
Catholic priest ~ Macon Ca Ged iu Baltimore ou Friday
The Rev T. T.. Kttrrdge has resigned the
passionate ~ 'hcJ nycr,st society OF Concord, " III.
The Bcttley Springs Hotel and cottages
IA Baltimore C,uuty, Md.. were burned on saturday
Lrss k,o.c0o
Mrs. Maria Better aged ,8 was burned
to deain Baltimore. >UHdss h'r ccilc- taking fire
from "a stove.
.Georqc IIollin-, a well-knewt grocer
dod ~ his residence an Benosc- on sun1Gy, IN the cd
year az lis age
Mrs. Scott -Siddous l,ccan "a series of
readings lasi1ehi IN Nl>ossc uh- BostcL attracting
lursc and aIT Trrciati,e .udiencn.
... The yellow jacket Mining Company Of
san Truucis.o have declared quarterly dividend of
600 per sh,g PAYABLE on Tie luth Inst
The 6 o'clock train IRON Buiitlo to Lock
port thrown from the ttivt near Bnno' yesterday
morning. aul two hoipcr were l4itd.
.Jojin Allen va. arrested ~ Chcopce.
ba-s saturday. for 'hc forciblc addiction ~ Emma
Burke from her home IN Augusta, "t.
The town of RocLpcrt, Mas, has been
uulctrd n personal damages sustained by y.
r. Hartwe and Adela Brhtor by de.rct ~ Tie high
Tie steamship Constitution sailed from
San Francisco Friday laian.1 With Si..po1 In
rrr.urc of which s9l io1 are Cor AewSor" tnt SG6@p
Tor Euynnd Anong the pa'sensor, arr Judsr ii"d rnd
f,roIEe L dOllIam.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10
THE 2URF.
rsor ON rIfT FASHION couR.E.

TSOT ON TIfR FASHION COUR'E.
Notwithstanding Jhc inviting weather Of
yesterday only comparatively few persons as5eiecd
at the Fashion Course, Long lana, 10 witness tho
announced TO take place between Lady Th0rno aud
Lucy, end the conspicuous OF those present II not
the numerous were the scupulators OF pieces Of
painted paper-thc rcecaId ucu-tho cynlvcrs
0f ke ile Joker, she adopts n "trigatthcc1p," and
the whole Tribe killed in Tho scere 0i "h0w 10 make
money easy, Tow 10 steal and LCt he thief" These
PEOPLE indeed. scrurd 10 mOEOpozc for the iOst part
tlc attention OF the gathering for, after the Inst heat
certainly after the Second, when odds 'Jf 100 10
were laid Lady Thome winning the
race; all felt at nOtIlnR short 1f accident would
give the day Lucy. although he we'll cared for by
her driver The starter performed his duty to The saus
faction OF the oiOnbrIs and na dunb G~y .n those
directly Interested: hut The 'so" had only special
application to Lady Ih0inc, which did "goT AZ such
csit and stride To win tho match IN three straight
heats Under such circuns ticcs the admirers Of trV
ting. and turtles IL general nnd aA TIE deecri pti0u
OF tire necessary IN the following:
IssroS CGrRsE L. lMaDlsv, S0r effJt r ~ $500
oIe ie4i.-t ibree - I've ia .sue'i h. byfe, osI-s d.
Lu-y; ID. P6fsr names b. "a. Lsly ThIrae
New-York tribune., 1868-11-10
BOLD ROBBERY At YoNKERs.

Samuel Young and William Dickerson, cooIed,
were arrested Oh Saturday by Officer Mclaughlin charged
with robbing william Thoms, livery stable keeper lohS
er OF $40 two checks for so and $5. and bond ahd
tno1 aage for 81 800. Mr. fhOms was returning Done uo
bail on Saturday when he was accJseJ ny VIZ
nriaoners who commenced 70 hustle HIM. ana wllllc
bckcr.on attracted hs attention Young cut trOush MS
oycrcont With razor and distracted the properly WIZ
out ms knowedg Both sides OF his ovegc0at were cn
m e euleavor take his watch also which 'hty iIcu
i'm doing Young NJ first discharged Tor want oi sum
Client evidence but Sergeant FIapdreau having ODtHcd
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