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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

gaE" A special term Of the the District
Court of Grayson county will be held in
Sherman, commencing the End Monday in
December, by order of Gen. Reynolds. The
Courier thinks that with this specia term,
followed by the regular term in February,
the docket will be relieved Of many old
chronic cases.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

R@ T. G. Noel & Co., Commission Mer-
chants for the sale of Cutie, Hogs, Sheep,
Mules and Horses, Stock Landing, New
Orleans. have our thanks for the New Or
leans Price Current
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

T Improvements seems TO be the order
Of the day in Dallas. Go into whatever
part Of town We may, We fad the carpenter
and the briekmaso at work number
Of buildings are going up in different parts
Of toun, and preparations making 70 erect
others. some Of them are net soeh build
isgs as rs would sish 10 see, but al add
10 the iern. and Indicate = healthy bzsi-
ness sal .s0ssdsnee in the grOsih Of he
risce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

rSs. We are indebted to Messrs. Arthur
II. Edy s Kristen, Cotton and Wool Fac
tors, Galveston, for continued favors, in
the shape of quotations for cotton, wool,
hides and gold in al the northern and Gal
weston markets.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

Among the patents issued during
the week ending Sd inst, we find
the following: Texas. c. Thorn
ton, Macomb, combined cultivator,
pillow, harrow and roller.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21
no all whom ;t Mrav Concern.

Love of the truth and desire to benefit suffering
humanity, prompts me Ia testify 10 th" truth of the
following statements, concerning the wonderful
performed by DR.. Persons. the Great N ignetc
Physician. / will mention few cases of which |
have pcrrnnal knowledge:
lst-Wilr ofJn,. T. Hopkins, ofliopknsville seven
years an invalid, entirely helpless unable To turn
over in he'd for eight months had the SPIRAL Cuiva-
turc, Neuralgia and Female diseases. Physicians
given mp her case as hopeless. Her death wa speed.
ily looked for. Doctor Persons in 10 minutes had
her walking. She WAS treated May eth now, An
gust lOr h. she is in good health
2d-Mrs. David EPprisht, IL miles from Austin,
confined to bed six years, wasted to almost skelc
ton, could not have door or Mindow opened, neither
could she sit up in bed. Her physicia said her
co,ery was iml ossiblc. DR. Persons removed all iii
sease in 10 minutes, and had her walking ahont her
room. Her was treated July h now, October
LIST, rides horseback, gaining flesh and strength dali
Sd Casr-Mrs. Levi Pennington, of Georgetown, an
invalid for fisr years for Is months unable 10 walk
badly afflicted, liberated and prolapsel uteri Dr.
Persons made her walk almost instantly after Sc
cund treatment she could 60 about without help is
gaining in flesh and improving daily. Her case was
trrai cd last June.
lth casc.---G General II. Taylor, of San Saba, came
to the Doctor, ut Lampasis August II, afflicted with
Scintca and Chronic Rheumniism for moro than 80
wears, had been treated 10y 2O"ld School Physicians
and failed to get any relief The above was cured
by DR.. Persons in 10 minutes.
9Th casc.-The daughter OFF. NJ Yeti, NJ. D., Bur
net county. aged 2. years, perfectly helpless could
Meth stand or walk for year last from Spinal
Curvature and general debility, results of Typhoid
Fever first treatment could go about freely and felt
we'll, ~ stated to u all next day.
! might mention other cases which have come nm
der my own observation, but more may lie ncceS
atry to state in this communication, aud that is the
case of my litt daughter IN her sth year, Ind sth
ankle from BIRTH rst treatment DR.. Persons removed
the stiffness and gave her perfect list Of it,
NV object in writing tins communication Is to re-
lievr the minds of many doubling persons as TO the
ability If DR. Persons 10 relieve the afflicted aud cure
ai,l 1fIs nj nteIirul has failed,
even by the most illu ofour DID School Physicians.
Experience is the great test Whoever may he aillict
ed with durable diseases try the Great Magnetic Ply
stefan, DR.. Persons
(Sipued) j. W. WHTPPLE,
Presiding Elder NJ, E. Church South, Austin District,
Texas Conference.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

Il requires o great deal of canton
to make a fortune. and when you
have got it it takes ten times a.
much to keep it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

sasr The shsrmsh Courier mentions =
Leel weighing eEly lhiuy'siFhi pounds
The monster vegetable MSS raised by CAPT
futile, GrAysoR eeun'y,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

Victor Hugo predicts a revolution
in France if Napoleon lives two
years longer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

E6y General Mcclellan has been elected
has been elected President of the Univer-
sity of California.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

A flock ofants, ten miles in width,
recently swept across Shasta Valley
county, Cal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21


THB Two NARs There are tHe waT.
nos gaing on-sus in srsin anl aIo,lsr
ia Florida, 'ones uran a lime las the Oh
iime stories semmsnesi province Of srain,
We take bat hiile II any Interest in de
rssiiilisn s'usgls-noI would ne care II
France could extend her Empire over he
Apdalusiaa groves ani Valiambroslan
wales bsyoai the PyWnues, 50 she would
bslP Us, lusl ssI possession ~ the Gem II
the Aniillss bat the var going On Al Tai
lahsssse between the seallaWass Governor
Reed aui llsal, Governor Glsasunl though
as rsmosraIs Ne may Say Il Is none u our
ashi, i somewhat Interesting, As to the
parties Immediately engaged, We feel like
The woman who saw her husband Wallow-
ing Ia eight with bear aud shouted irst
for husband lien for bear, Read the lele.
graphic for particulars, We think the
seal.aWags aud eaIIelbaggeTs Should, for
.lveeneys sake, wait uHiil aher General
Grants Inauguration before commencing
The hgh, for the offices and ppgler,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

ATarrners' SIaic Convention is
20 nae . on tue sec0sd wednesday
In De sxhcr, in Macon, Ga.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

reT Ex-Governor Todd, of Ohio, died at
Youngstown, Ohio, on the 18th, very snd
denly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

II hundred years, bat one d.
vOrcs has been recorded in South
Carolina.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

kEP Tie vote in Louisiana stands, Grant
26,552; Seymour, 81,472; democratic ma
iority IS, 100. Thc official count will vary
this but little.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

~A Bondon.dispstsh Of the lsib re
por,s sasfeo-s a. being sssa here.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21
EN ID ATLAS ,

-S-'s- ~ -RsS <--sA- IL ls---1 -f--A- -
At the CETY Ei0TEA, common
cling TIL ESDAY, Nov. Sd. 1868. and
will remain until DECEMBER LIST,
after which he will practice at Nc
KINNEY, COLLIN COUNTY, from the
list TO the 18th December. and ut
BoNuAM, FANNIN County. from the
18th December to the LIST Jan, 1869.
On. PERSONS treats MI aud every kind ofdisraso
to which the human hnly nrc liable succrssfilly.-
Siccrtain II his treatment hat many cured
or relieved IN few minutes, other caacs rrpI ire
more treatment, and II it he persisted in will over.
com" all durable di-rnsrs
Within The past few weeks, DR. Persons has accom-
pll>hrd some Of his most wonderful trinmphs. lie
refers TO the following well known cases, certified
to by the testimony of tic Rev. j. W. Wbipplc; at
the same time hc challenges the medical fraternity
Of Texas, or any other State, to show like cures by
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

Iss~ Ne srs ihdshlel 10 pT, n, Persons,
HaH here, phe has hssR accomplishing
asny Wauisrfsl-se map slHos' say al,
IsealoUs-suTss in NaTious parts of TsIss
for fall Ole u late CLieaga papers,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

nEis" The Chicago Times, Democratic
sheet, gives the following to the world. We
seen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-21

Collections Of easb paper made vifhost
charge and accounts kept, subject 70 sight
draft.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
Boiler for Sale.

A FIRST CLASS BOILER, "a FEET LONG, u
"A inches diameter, huos, mud-settlef, APc-front.
crate bars, and breeding, al complete, made by
Dunlap 4 Co.. Cincinnati. For sale ct bargain at
Shields Davenport WOODEN Mills. je1s dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

IF YOU are suffering or have suffered sroa
voluntary discharges. What effect does il pro-
uce upon your general healths DO you feel
~~at. debiltated. easily tircds Does . little
EXTRA exer,ion produce pslpitation Of the hearty
ooss ysur liver or urinary organs. Or y,ur kid.
asys frequently get out Of order, IL your urine
sometimes thick milky. or aocky. or 10 il ropy on
settling, Or does thick scum rise 70 the topf
Or 10 a sediment at the bottom sitter IL has stood
s~hiIei Doyou hove spells Of short breathing
or dyspepsia Are your bowels constpatedf
DO you have spells u fanting or PUSHES Of blood
othe head, IL yonr memory impairedi L. your
mind constantly dwelling upon this subject De
you feel dull. lstlsss. rnoping tired Of company.
Of hfes Do you wish 10 be left alone, TO get
away from everybody Does any little thing
make Won start or jump, Il your sleep broken
or rcstiesss 10 the lustrs OF your eye ~ bril-
tansf The bloom your cheek - bright Do
you enjoy Yourself 10 society - wells do you
parsus your business with the came energy
DO you feel ~ mn b confidence in YOURSELF
Are your spirits dnll and tagging. given 10 iitl
81 melancholy lfso do not lay il 10 your live
or dyspepsia. Have you restless n,ghtsf YOU
osck weak. your knees weak, and have but littl,
appetite. aud yon attribute this 10 dyspepsis Of
yer complaint,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

This OIL Is NON EXPLOSIVE AND CAN BIZ
produced for hall the price Of any other OIL State
and County rights for sale BY
J. c. PHILLIPS.
No 80 West "a street, Davenport
Send for circulars. auS1.dlvs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

SPRISsvrELD. Aug. 10 Judge Slonaker
OF Galveston. Texss. spoke on the poisticai
Issues Of the day In support Of Grant On.
Colfax, 10 large audience IN the Coui'
House. last evening.
The Black Crook opened last evening 70
. large house. The White Fawn ana VI
dine are to follow.
The corner stone Of the new State House
viii be laid Oct. 9th, With Masonic nonoIs'
Grand Master J. Il. Corn, OF Decatur on
Glazing.
The western camp meeting OF the Meth
odi.t Episcopal church commenced IN this
city to-day. 49,, -, \. -
4 poli,ical meeting will be held IN this
civ on Saturday evening mex, which y ie-
signed MS u special ovation to senator Yates.
Gen. Palmer, Col. McNults Of Bloomington,
and Col James 3. Galloway, together with
the distinguished Senator, will address the
assembly. A delegation Of five hundred
Tanners from Jacksonville, will escort the
Senator BY special train
GALRNA, August 18--A construction
train having on board thirty men, which
vas this morning backing from here TO
Council Hill was run into by car loaded
with iron, which standing at Council Hill
hsd accidentally got under way and Was
running down the grade. Thomas Boyle
and Michael Mylen we're killed, and 1
dozen others seriously wounded, three Of
whom it Is feared will die.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
WASHINGTON.

WAsHiNaroS, Aug ls.-The funeral OF
Mrs Seaator Trumball yesterday was
largely attended President johnson and
Secre,aris. Seward, Browning and Randall
werc present.
Eumors were circulated yesterday that
cable dispatches had been received ny one
or both vi the diplomatic representatives
oi France, and Prussia. stating that the re-
lations between these ex-provinces we're
about TO be disturbed by war; The French
Legation here regards this rumor absurd.
and not worthy OF serious cOnside ration,
nor has the Prussian Minister lreCelved any
information to that effect; there 10 also ~
thori'y for saying that no agents for the
French Government as published have
been actively engaged In different parts Of
this country In purchasing horses and for
age tor shipment TO France.
General NosecrAns Left Washington 70.
day for briet soiourn Ut White Sulphur
Springs. Virginia. There Was on the same
train Ex-rebsls Lopgstreet, EWell and
Hunter.
Gen. Scho6eld returned to Washington
this morning and was to-day in atsepdsncc
At a Cabinet meeting. All the other mem.
bers. excepting Secretary Welles, were pres
cnt II is probable that the appointments
Of collectors OF customs ct Aliaaka end
New Orleans were under Confederation.
For both III these positions there are nu.
merous applications.
VIM. h storm. one Of the chiefs Of divis-
ION In the Second Auditors once, Who wss
lately rejected by the Senate for Cossul ct
Leeds. has been appointed gauger of inter.
nal revenue ct Chicago.
Col J. A. Bingham. Of Mace, Who, on
Saturday. cut his throat and stabbed himself
in eleven places. died to-day.
This morning . German named Henry
Heinrich, keeper Of . restaurant, committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
head.
Gen. Van wyct leit Washington to night
for New York. Ina few days he will 20
with party of friends on trip 10 the
Rocky Mountains.
The following named gentlemen have
been appointed slorekeepers under the new
internal revenue law: II. II. Cochrane, Sixth
District Of Kentucky; Benz J. Brooks, First
District OF Illinois; Jobn w. Gregory,
Twelfth District OF Pennsylvania; Z. Q.
Burr, Second District Of Virginia; Uzziah
Stewart, 22d District Of Pennsylvania, and
J Turmac, 25 h District Of Pennsy lvania
50 lar about eight gaugcrs have been ap-
pointed under the new law. Nominations
Ior similar Offices ere being daily considered.
Inc Secretary OF the Treasury has not vet |
.akcn Any action with regard 10 the appoint |
ment o! Supervisors. The Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue will have On Interview
with the Secretary ot the Treasury to-mor-
row, when IL Is probable that def n;tc nciion
n III he taken on nOmipatious mo- ,,.rd;n.
Nothing has yet been dOue selse,ve tn ,hs
appointment ri collec or If cus,o.,. ss,h.s
for ALASKA or New Orleaue. >'"e'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

Nov. sresder. tself. abuse. tvessrssl a dissssss
badly cured, aud sexual cxccsses are al capable
"fProdscing weakness OF the gcneratiss or
gans, The organs OF generation. when il per.
feet health make the man Did you ever think
that those bold defiant. energetic, psresvsrins,
successful business men. are always those whoss
seneraive organs are In perfect healthy Yos
never hear such men complain OF being msian-
ohe,y. OF nervousness oi palpltation Of the heart
They are never afraid they cannot succeed in
business: they don't become sad and discous.
aged they are slways polite and pleasant in the
company 81 ladies' and look you and them =, eht
Ia the face. none OF your d,~ncast looks or any
other mesnness about them. I 90 not neas
those who keep the organs innamed bv BY run
ming 10 excess. These viii not only ruin their
ons'stisutioa. but also chose they do business
sith or for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases
rom the effects ofsolf abuse and exeesses, have
brought about that state OF weak ness in those or
esns that has reduced the general svatem 40
much ~ TO induce almost every other dissase-
tciocv. lnnscy, PARALYSIS, spinal affections. eur.
eide. and almost every other form Of disease
which humsn,s 10 heir 20. and the real cause Of
sne trouble scarcely lever suspected. and have
socsorcd tor OH but the right one
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
LOUISIANA.

Nsw OaLsAHs.-Gsn. Buchanan has 10.
sssd the following order: Onlcera con.
handing district detatchments and posts
will 30 governed BY the following. He d.
recss every oficer will keep himself we'll in
formed Of the condition Of Affairs in his Vi
cinity should necessity arise, which In his
opinion would render the services Of troops
requisite, he win Immediately communi-
cate BY telegraph with these headquarters,
stating the essential facts in the case. aud
askiag for the necessary Instructions for
bic eovernmsut.
Under no circumstance will any inter
ference Of The military with the civil su-
thoritiss b permitted /; nor win the service
Of the troops - made uss Of, unless upon
special instruction previously communicat.
cd In each case from these headquarters.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
new YORK..

Fourteen car loads Of Western cattle vel.
received yesterday forcsoon at the Bulrs
Head YARD. corner OF 81 avenue and lO3rd
street. many Of them suffering from the
disease common to the recent importstions
INTO New Jersey. A strict quarantine Vas
a. once established. aud thorough disin.
lection, conducted by an inspector from the
metropolitan Board Of Health.
GOV Seymour 10 announced to deliver the
snnua! address before the Saratoga Aericul-
, W.. society, at Saratoga Springs. on the
lOth Of September.
me nrss auction If imported dsess goods
~ -, 'ne SEASON to-day, attracted buyers from
~ y. the pfincipal cities of the South and
west. Prices were we'll msintained and
there = NO appeara.cs Of . decline i. Vhe
MARKET
| IT Taylor. special agent Of the poee 49,
u0ens. satle for Europe 70 sorrow "a
ooee've 'hs worhiues Of IL posaal syses0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

By Telegraph Aug. 10.
Flour Firm for old wheat; easier for fresh
ground spring extra good TO good 70 extra
choice 7sag5o. Receipts 8. 2s2 bbls; shipments
6O6s bills.
Wheat Dull and lover: sellers holding of
No. 2 l.73k@l ~ cash. 1 66x6al. 81 seller the
month No l 81 cash. Receipts s74sO bus
shipmsnta $3.50 bus
Corn Firm and quiet. No. I Ssa0,l co. No.
2 sSr1. Receipts 1874 49,; shipments i6s49o bus.
OTIS In good demand and 6rm at ssi< @53x.
Receipts 1852 bus shipments 1880 hus.
Rye-Irreauiar aud unsettled at l 2eGl.3l.
Receipts 1899; shipments 400 bus
B.riey-lrregular; LEO bid l IS asked for No
9. Receipts - s bus shipments 1850 bus.
Provisions Quiet and unoh snged.
Pork-29 25A29 30.
Lard -Sales IT 49,
Shoulders Loose l1sx.
whisky Firmer ut eSaeS saleahle.
FreiRhts-Activc. Oats &c. Germ 7c TO Buffalo;
wheat loo steam TO Buffalo I7l< sail to Oswego.
Chicago 1.-Two stock Market.
By Telegraph August -.
Receipts Cattle ; cars; hogs, - cars; sheep.
. care.
Cattle Extra. s.5ofs7s; fair to good, 5 90
@ss1h stockers. 2. o094.25.
Hogs Extra, s.75&s. 81; good to choice.
s7lzde t3l<.
sheep -Choies. 4boa47S; good, Aooa42s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

BY Telegraph Augustls.
Flour--Dull; lower: Xxx city 9.e2k. XXX
county 9.3S. Extra $50.
Whsat-Dull; lower No l :,sE: No. 2l7S
Comm good demand better At 1.vl.
Osts-Dull lever ct IS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

PmiLADsLPBiA, Aug. 1S.-Last svssiag .
party Of roughs assaulted . Gsrmas - The
Walnut street wharf An officer who vent
TO his assistance Was numerically beaten
and stabbed in the sto0ach and had his
nose bitten of An,thsr ofhcsr came up
and drew a revolver on the roughs. They
attempted to take it from him, and in doing
40, wrenchsd the barrel of the stock the
party then escaped. Ne arrests have been
made. The odicer stabbed will probably
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
LATEST news
NJ TELeoR.lPA.
To THE DAILY DEMOCDAT.
NEW YORK.

Nav YoRK. August 10 yesterday Om.
Ger Crittendsn was assaulted BY gang Of
rowdies ct the corner OF Prince and Mercer
streets. asd, on HE being reinf reed, .
sharp Hsht snsusd- The policemen drove
OF their opponents, Who we're led BY three
m.mbers OF the Allen family, into the 81.
Boinard Hsn.e, where they opened upon
the officers with a revolver fire Bst~een
80 and 40 shots were fred between the par
ties. but no one 10 known TO have been 90
riously injured.
Wesley Allen and VIM. Scott, two Of The
assailsuts, we're carried OF TO the statien
houss ssd released on bail during the day.
Allen took solemn os,h before leaving
court that he would kill Oristendsn.
The Supreme Court yesterday issusd an
tachmcnts against oil membsrs Of the Board
Of Councilmen requiring the Sheriff 70 ~.
rest then and bring them before tbs court
this morning for contempt 10 not o6eyinge
.nsndsmus directing that lvaas, Pssley,
O. Brisn, Lamb snd Hendricks b admitted
to seats - members Of the board.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-Thsrs were 2lS
deaths in this city durisg The week ending
August 18th, a issssass 81 % % The pre-
vious week.
The August meeting q Dsxtse Park
opens THE sitsrnoes, hsvisg been postponed
from yesterday on accssnt Of the hssvinsss
Of the trace.
The Brieslsysrs' Usisa sf this city 10
raising % 900 70 send % New Yesk 10 aid
in sustaining the strike Of the brieklsy ere
in that city.
The total Ices from Ore in this city fes
the week ending Aug. 18th. Vas 3t84. 900
probable Ices 10 insurance esopauiss tll.-
02l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

Bos,oH, Aug. I9.-llon. George II. Pen
dleton arrived 10 this city late last night.
The Constitutional mocratic club gave
him . scrcnads q the Parker house. lie
returned his thanks In few remarks,
which he sid that hs Va On bic way to
Maine to take part in the Political oampai.
gn In that State. There was large ass
amhlcDa nreaent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

ToRoNTo. Aug. IS The Globe this morn
ing processes 10 have positive information
that extensive preparations are being made
on the other side for Fenisn raid. 1t also
states that furlouehs have been withdrawn
from the regular officers. and the forces in
garrisons have been ordered to hold Them
sslvee in readiness at moments notice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
Foreiga News ~ Atlantic Cable.

LONDON, Aug. l9.-Soon after the arrival
Of tho American YA,ch Sophia, at Cowsn,
the captain issued challenge 10 the ya,ch-
men Of England for . race. The challenge
VAS Immediately taken following Yateh
Clubs Cen,bia. Orena, Queen aud VIC
toria The race will tske place on Friday
the eth inst, They will start from Cewen
And arrive At the lsle Of Wright. The race
will be for about eighty nilss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
GEORGIA..

ATLANTA. Aug. 1S.--A Republican mass
meeting was held In the city today favor
ing the nomipstion Of Grant and Colfax
A procession was formed in front Of the
post-otfice building. composed Of 700 ne.
groes and 300 whites. Near the head Of
the procession was an express wagon can
Colfax. The wagon contained 81 white
girls, representing the several States Of the
Union. Each dressed in white miniature
fsgs. The procession marched through the
principal streets with music aud banners
TO the City Hall square. where they were
sddrcs sed by Ex-Governor Joseph Brown
James johnson and others.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
aELABOLDs EXTRACT BUCHu ....A,;...
% upwards Of eighteen yesrs. prepared nv

Oh. 7. HELMBOL.D. p.po~.,
~ Broadway. New York. and
los South 10th street. Ph,lad.,pA,. ..