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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-02
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-02
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
LATEST News
Ell 1ELE u hs2k'E4s
To THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
new YORK.

New YoRK, Sept. l4,-Some person On
yerterday, commenced an disturbance on
Water street, W mere religious meetieg Was
held, bu, the police soon quoted il.
The propeller G. T. Davenport, ran on
tho rocks opposite Bellevue gardens, East
River, yesterday, lndtook fire She soen
tipped over and sunk. The crew escaped
On Saturday afternoon, 40 head Of Hi
nois cattle were shipped on the steam sr
Francis for Bermuda; during the night and
early yesterday morning Is Ct them died.
Yesterday, at the Howard Mission on
Water street reformation was discussed by
Mr.. Van Uita and Rev. Anlhon. Johnney
Alien was present, and also John slocum,
from Water street, who came IN during the
exercise. and was frequently prayed for.
ALBANY, Sept. IA An unsuccessful at
tempt IVES made by burglars Saturday night
to rob the Union Bank Of this city The
robbers only succeeding in digging through
the foundation wall which is i've feet thick
when they were alarmed aud Fed
U.ADILLA, Sept. II AT the Repub lican
Congressional Convention held ue-e yester.
day, Hon. Charles Knapp, OF Delaware
was unanimously nominated for Congress
from tho 18th District
WniTE HALL, Sept. IA heavy rair
commenced last evening. and continued
until nlknisht, which raised weoi, ,reek
submer9ing RsnsalIer and Saratoga X. II.
track, washing away culvrets ant causing
much damage to the trick to Fort Ed
wards. The engine Of tho up train wal
due here a, 3 O'Clock z. M., with about u
passengers sunk into hole about . miles
from ST. Ann, and now lies buried up r.
the smoks-stack. No one was injured
Trains are much delayed. Communication
Wild submerged trains can only be had IL
boatr, and passengers are being taken ii
boats TO Comstock Station. Expected
track,rould DO repaired tonight.
Nine OF the crew Of the late ship Fredonis
wsrs natives ofthc United STAGES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
ILLINOIS.

CnlcAco, Sept. 1.-THE freish. depot Of
the North Western railroad, here, was de-
stroyed by fire last night II contained in
addition to large amount of miscellaneous
freight, 900 barrels Of -four, 80 sacks
Of wool, and 200 ba!as Of hops. The bull
ding wac valued A. 100000, and about
$25o, 900 worth OF freight was burnsd.-
The entire loss will be about $500, 000.-
Tho origin Of the fire is not yet explained.
A barn on Ruben street, used by Carter
II Harrison, was burned yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Harrison estimates his loss at
| $4,000
4 house valued ct $1,000 was burned
on Orleans street, last night.
The Republican torch-lght procession,
on Saturday night, continued quiet du-
ring the whole evening, and was dismissed
at late hour in cool order. There were
between ak aud seven hundred in thu
| DrOccgrIOr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
&~3
MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS. Sept, "A Between 200 and
200 knl.hs Iemplers fscm Baltimore,
Washington, Pnil,delphia. Louisville,
Nashville, New York, New Hampshire aud
New Jersey, arrived he,e yesterday, and
wero properly received and escorted 10
quarters at different ho.cls Other delega
tons will arrive to-day and tomorrow
The Conclave will commence at Masonic
Temple to morrow morning.
The Democrat has special ffom Denver
which says that Bradford (for Congress- 10
still ahead, with three counties TO hear
from.
4 young lady named Caroline Treinhol
fer, living at Ponds stOfiice,i in this coun
ty, was accidentally shot and killed FRIDAY
las; By negro.
A poor woman named, &. lice, fell from
= porch yesterday morning. and soon after
died from the Injuries. Sh. leaves four
cliii-e-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
WaSNiNGI0n.

WASHINGTON, Sept l2.-By direction OF
pthe President court OF inquiry Is appointed
to examine into the nature Of the trsnsac-
tions of General Dyer, Chief OF Ordinance,
regarding accusations against that officer
contained 10 the report Of select Congress
iona committee.
Csp'. Henry G. Watson. Of The Eneneer
Carpe. is ordered 10 Detroit 20 report 10 Gen.
Cram for orders.
Cent. Robert Lincoln, Of Chicago. son OF
President Lincoln, is 10 be married in this
ci,v 70 TIE daughter OF United States Sen
a,or Harlan, 81 iowa, next wcek.
The impression is now That there Will q
quorum OF both Houses PIE sent on the 2lst
inst, Tor Tie September ecsaioa. and thst
afer meeting another recess VIII be taken
until after the Presidential election
John ". Srrratt was In the city yesterday
consulting his counsel in relation 10 his
trial which has been set tcr,the special term
oi The Criminal Court on the 2ls.. The de-
Tense will TIC prepared - 90 on with the
case a, that lime Ii is thought probable
that lie murder indictment viii be dis
missrt, and only the consei. KY iniic'rleut
tried.
The Treasurer of The oi,ed States has re-
ceived communication from Catholic
priest of Cincinnati, inclosirg s5C currency,
conscience money.
The Tennessee committee lai another In
terylew with the President yesterday after
noon, in which they paid their parting re.
spec,s. The interview was of very shor,
| duration, lasting only about 10 minutes
They leit seemingly very well sa,isfi d with
the result. Il is expected that they will
meet with refusal from the War Depart
| men..
TIE Committee of tie Tennessee Legs
ture took iiaal leave OF the President and
forthwith telegraph-d to that body that the
President will sustain the civil authorities
and an order has been issued 10 the depart
ment comma nder, General Thomas, 10 sus
| tain and ard tho civil authorities, ard Alsf
| that sufficient force will be furnished 10 &c
compiish that purpose. This is in accord
ance with orders heretofore issued for thu
government of Generals Meade, Thomas
ard buchanan. The Committee, however
are satisfied with the result OF their mis-
sion. lseporiers were excluded today as
Yesterday from the interview.
In response to o telegram from Secretary
/ AcCulloch. of Friday last, U. 5. Distric
Attorney Courtney OF New York, arrived
here this morning, and was engaged will
the Secretary this afternoon, with reference
to the internal revenue frauds and the man
agement OF the case. Mr.. Courtney lett tc
night for New York.
Commissioner Rollins will postpone hi
visit 10 New Hamnshre until il is definite'l
settled whether there Will be an adjourned
session OF Congress this month
10 compromise has yet been reached be
tween Commissioner Rollins and tie SecTe
Try IL Tie Treasury regarding tie appoin,
mcrt of Sareryis,rs Of internal Revenue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLRANs, Sept. 12-There is in.
tense excitement here over the proposed Re
publican procession TO night. Gov. Wells
will apply 10 General Buchanan for such
disposition oil ,roops rs may be Necessary
To preserve order. Gen. Hatch has Issued
the following:
"FREEpMAMs BUREAU,
New ORLEANS, Sept. 10.
There will be a large torchlightl process.
sion here to morrow night, In which many
colored men will participate. Intense ex-
element exists, which forces me to request
That Gen. Candy be instructed to dispose
troops 10 prevent any assault which may
result in wide spread and general destruc-
non Of lie and property. There will be an
.mmense turn ont Of colored men who are
- sLlving 10 crowds from the interior. They
- - oesefmined and enthusiastic, and In 90
resSibution." wv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Sept. l2-IIon. II. Il. Harti-
son, Redub'ican ElectoT ior the State at
large. opened the canvass with a highly
satisfactory speech nj the capital this alter
noen.
The Democratic Executive Committee ap.
pointed Hon FL. Cooper. Elector Tor the
State at large, VIZ. Geo. w. Jones, declined,
and agreed upon vigorous prosec'ion OF
the canvass, and calling upon all districts
to appoin, electors immediately.
MEMPHIS, Sept. l2.-TEc Democratic
torchlight procession surpassed any similar
eronstrG,ion ever witnessed here. 1t Is
estimated that fully 1900 persons par,ic'-
pated. VIII the following exception the al
lair passed Of quietly: AS the i.h Ward
club were passing Fifth street, in Chelsea,
it was fired on from M alley. A German
named Jacob Roscr, was shot in the back and
painfully wounded, Owing to the darkness.
the perpetrators escaped Speaking is
now going On on The bluff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
Chicago Market.

00kC6GO NAarAets
By Telegraph Sept. II
Flour-lrreyulsr and unsettled. Receipts,
l22, 0o3 bbls shipments, 1888 bbls.
Nheat-Lcwer. closing steady. No. LIS /;
No. II. so; No. las. Receipts, 10, $50 blu !;
shipments. 597ss bu.
Corn-Quiet aud eteady; No. !, e5; No. 2, 81.
Receipts, l23. III bu, shipments, lis, 237 bus
Oats--Quiet at 5olSGtos[. Receipts. 1890
bu; shipments, 62,2SS.
Rye-Dull; No. l.2t Receipts, 1921;
shipments, II ,20l.
barley Dull and lower. Nc. 81 CO. REGENTS
1854; shipments 2,40o.
Provisions Quiet.
Pork-2s.2502s so.
Lard-Easier, 1871.
Shoulders-11A.
Whisky--Firner and saleable at Id free
LIS, IN bond.
Freights-Dull; oats 4; corn s; wheat : to
Buffalo.
Chicago Live Nscck Market.
BY Telegraph Sept. II.
Receipts Cattle 10 cars, hogs l9cars.
Cattls-Extra. sT56f7- 90; fair to good, s 50
O. SO; stockers, 2. 25tG4.50.
Hogs Extra, 1o.l5gio rs; good to choice,
s.150l00o.
Sheep Choice, s.5o@s.75; good, s.ooGt5o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
GUSTAvUS SCHylTGER,
Sh.ris OF Scot. County, Iowa.
Letter from, Few A. Briggs. OF
Rock Island, lllinois.

RoCE ISLAND, ILL.,, June 1e. 1858.
On. LYeHrnnL Dear Sir-Grsttude to you
ana desire to benefit others has induced me to
make the following statement
For the last four or rive years have ha
partial deafness IN my left ear. and this, during
the last nine m onths has increased so rapidly
and TO such an exten. that could scarcely hear
At all With it. and having that tin. used many
remedies with no essential or permanent benefit
soon began TO think that should soon loose
the use Of that organ altogether.
But after seeing an announcement Of your
odicial visit to this city, and couversing with
one y ess deasnes. Of long standing you had
- he Informed me, entirely removed. decidsd
to consult you, ana il, amer an examination you
thought you could restore nv hearing. 10 sub
nit to On operation. Accordingly called a.
your rooms yesterday, and an happy to ssy that
IN less than half an hour. BY skilllu and pain
less operation with suitable instruments, you
restored my hearing completely, and trust per-
manently.
Accept, my dear sir. The assurance cfmy best
wishes for your future usefulness and prosper
ity.
A. BRIGGS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
IOWA..

CLINTON. Sept l4-lion. Peter Melondy
President end Dr.. Geo. Shaigin Treasurer
OF tho State Agricultural Society, crc in
this city to-day, making preliminary sr-
fer the State Fair which opens
on The e9.h Of Sept. aad Will continue four
days. Dr.. i. u. SKATER, Secretary, will
be here 10 morrow to open an otfico and re-
ceive entries. The officers report prospects
better than for any previous lair. a. tho
finest exhibition. as vol d the largest At
tan tanra Is anticinntcd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
gn!GsG0.

CGicAGo, Sept. i3.-The general freight
depot ii iAc Chicago and Northwestern
Railway in this city was coDDletelv dc
siraYed by FIRE this afternoon together With
q large quantity Of freight, much OF which
was -four Loss estimated at one hundred
TO one hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars. Insurance IS ye, unknown.
John Aston of the firm of Aston, Deyal
d Co, Of this city, was instantly killed this
evening, on Randolph street, in front OF the
sherman House, by being ran over by .
street car, from The front platform OF which
he fell
Mr. Eiwari Evans, second mate OF sch.
Three Bells, fell overheard from his vessel
yesterday durin., squall and drowned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
From J. 8. SMITH, ESQ., vice
President OF che Citizens
National DH nk llaYcnn0ra

For the benet! Of ;hoscsi iarl, affected,
would hereby state tha. for years have suf-
fered from dsssss ofthe throat. which deaed
the skill OF sou Of TIE best medical men, until
applied to DR.. li.h,hill. who, by means OF
his superior eIsmin.tion OF the remote parts OF
that organ, at once discovered the d Ecultv and
promptly removed the same.
most cordially recommend the Doctor 70
the public as a man Of science in whose judge
msut reliance ma, be placed.
j. s. SMITH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANcisco, Sept. The Mechan-
ics' luiustural Fair closed last night after
three day.. Tie total receipts were $780,
SOC, exclusive 0! four days receipts which
were devoted to charitable institutions.
Gen. Babcosh and Cen Porter. arrived
here las, night from LIE East. They were
serenaded at tho Cosmopolitan Hotel, last
night hy the Grant club.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
CONNECTICUT.

BRIDGuroRr, Sept. 14-Thcre was intense
excitement here yesterday by the discovery
OF frendish outrage on very highly re-
.pected young lady Of this city BY . negro.
The negro was arrested shortly after com
hitting tho outrage, and it Was with great
difficulty that the authorities could prevent
he sounded from being hung. He was
finally sent 10 Jail to await his trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

Al Iquiaue the the tows Of Canete, Chan
cay, Capana, Cabacera and other smaller
towns were desioyed.
Part of Lamas has been united TO 10 the
Islands ia the bay OF Bay OF Callso, by the
the action OF the earthquake. Over 3oo.-
coo persons are without shelter.
HAVANA, Sept. 12-Adyices have been re-
ceiyed here that Peru and Ecuador have
been visited with a post terrible Garth
quake. The shocks occurred on the 3ih
of August. and lasted only five minutee.
In that short time twenty thousand persons
periAVd. The sea rose ~ feet and swept
the cast with irresistible force. The cities OF
Arequipa, Iqnique. Tehola and Che echa
haxe been utterly destroyed The loss Of
property between Tochi and africa is es-
timated at fourteen million dollars. The
United States steamer Kearsage was reTey
ing assistance 10 the sufferers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sep. 1.-The actual diff
ference Of lonoitude between Washington
and Havana, as demonstrated BY the recent
communication for that purpose over the
cuba cable, 10 degrees. 2l minutes and
2-l0 seconds time occupied in passages OF
electricity between two cities 81 lilo Of a
second.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, Sep. l4.-Ex-Prssidsnt Price
still continues to gain, he 10 not yet out Of
danger, but the probabilities are strong in
favor Of his recovery.
The remains Of the late Edwin Stevens,
who died in Paris, reached this city yester-
dAy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

PORTLAND. Sept. 1.-The polls opened
here this morning, and the voting began
Immediately. The weather is fair and
pleasant, and everything indicates that the
vote will b. larger than ever before peeled
in this Stntc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
st. Louis Ne Rrket.

By Telegraph. Sept. IL.
flour-Dull and unchanged 5.5eSs.25 for
su1er.
Wheat-steady and unchanged spring esld
an 45@l IS for fair 70 choice.
lsCern--Very dull; 95@es
Oa.s--very dull at 52@5S.
Rve-Easisr, ll5Q1.ls.
baaey Dull, buyers holding of.
Provisions- Unbalanced.
Pork ~ CO.
Bacon Shouijers-l3'; clear sideslss<@l7
Lard -Noninal, loalsL.
Whisky--l.35
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COM N RclAL.


DavonpOrs Market Report.
orrcs or rns DAVENPORT DRsecRAr,
September 9th. 1855.
FLouE-wholesals, 1000; retail, t0.60.
WRsAf-New. No. l, Sl.5s1 .65, No. 3. 41.se
bA.LsY-No 81 10
OAfs-New, 4G945 Old, Soc
Rrs-New Sl.2o
CoES-S9@s2c.
CSioss -e5d15.
PofAross-s0@e1 90.
BrrSER-53GS5c. per ID.
EGos-l5e.
Gassx APfrEs-el.75 per hushel.
hsr-Good Timothy el2.0esel4.o per ton
Prairs $40 .ooGll.co pr ton. Slough, e7.co.
ANrHRAcIrs--At yard $lS. 90 per ton.
Wocp-eS- 90. per Cord
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Cinclnnasi Market.

By Telegraph. Sent. IL.
Flour Dull and prices lower family 9.oo0
$50.
Wheat-Dull and prices nominal.
Corn-Firm at l.te-
Cats-Firm.
Barley-Unchanged, quiet AMI nominal.
Mess Pork-Quiet.
Lard-Quiet.
Bacon Dun Shoulders IS +; Sides l5js, sod
lGs1 for choice RIB and clear.
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Foreign Rows by Atlantic Cable.

LONDON, Sept. il Gen. Dix is atated
to have given Mrs. Lincoln an entertain
ment in Paris, on The 9th.
PKrERsBERo. Sept. 1.-THE treaty with
Bokhana, has not yet been ratified By the
Emperor.
PssrH, Sept. 14.-Germren, 10 Sansylva.
mia. has been strongly fortified. owing to
the movements Of Belgium.
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OHIO.

CLEVELAND, Sept. i4.-John S. skinner,
OF Independence, near this place, was shot
dead at the Ocean House, by q burglar,
today. The murderer escaped.
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DEAFNESS CURED.

Da. LicxrHIll -Accept nv most heartfelt
thanks for the pramp. and painless cure per-
formed on me Tor Deafness. attended with nm.
noying noise. in mr. ears, with which Isutiered
for many years. IN hopes that others similarly
affected will profit by this publication. remain
Years truly.
FREDERICK sCHOAL.
Gibers'owp, sap; 10th, 1865
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PENNSYLVANIA.

LANCASTER, Sept. IA %. j. Dickey will
probably be nominated BY the Republic
cans, to succeed the late Thaddeus Stevens
In Con,rees