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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
CON q GRcIAL.
Davespors Ssarkes 1epers.

Davespors H1arkes Report.
Osy,cs o. ras DAvlSposs DnsecRAs,
August, slsI1s
FLocR-Whciesale. te.oe: RETAIL $3.50.
wasAf-New. No. I. 81. So a. IS, No. & q. 50.
BAHLs1-buyers discriminating closely BE-
tween Ns's and . but price, remsins upehasg-
OA,s-Nsv. 4oa4s; Old. 80.
RYs-Nsw ol.2o
CoaN-soc.
ONIONS -eo07o
PsfArsss-so@el.eo.
Bsvsss-c3@s5c. perm
Eess-lte.
Gaasa Arrrss-ol.75 per bushsl.
hAr-0ood Timothy tl3.eo0 ell, ~, per1tsn
Prairie Go. e0@ll.oe per ton. Slough, 81. 90.
AHrnaAcrs-At yard 1890 per ten.
wess-es'oe. per Csrl.
Chacago markes.
By Telegraph Sept. 4
fleur.weat and nominally lower. Receipts
IL, 045 bbls shipqG1kea, asa bbls.
Wheat Nos: sae eniet and steady. .. La
a = for Nc; >. snd i.ss1 ss> for so. 8 ];
closing q l.Sah 9a;ss; No, s.e;i,: and bss.sr.
ia l6o bu shipmsnts u. 49, b.
Coru-Quet, and closing weak ct sskQas for
| No. /; No. 3 1t s7kos6. Receipts, l44, ie3
bu shipments, 2s1 SIS bu.
Ons-Duli, 6s@53I{. Receipts, lso. $50 bu !;
Rye Dali, Il l.241s@1.34sl for No. I; Lack
@l.2l for No. 9. Receipts %, llo bu shipments
| none.
barley-Firm; No. : ct LIS. Receipts, ao,s7o
| bu; shipments, $50 bu.
| Provisions Dull and unchanged.
Pork-2e.5o.
Lard-lsk@leN.
whisky Dull; small sa'es q IS in bsnd:
[! Freights-ln good request oate 7k0o, eeSo
=, and wheat 10 V Buffalo; vhsas - Osweee.
Nk.
| Chicago Lave Osoclk Market.
By Telegraph Sept .
Rscsipss-Csttls. - cars; hsgs, 90 ears; sAssp
| cars.
Cattls-Extra. 7.35a7.75; fair - eoed, $50
81 % stocksrs. Z. 25G1A 50.
aegs.E1tra N2sole.s1x; geed - sAsies
e.760l0.11k.
ehssp-ohsies. AssoAss; esod. S.sso4os.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
College Of the Christian Brothers

II. usOMo0,. ............ N3O.
TIE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION IL TO
ahord sudcnts the means Of acquiring thorough
collegiate education whilst the Commercial Depart.
ment ohsrs rare adyhnia 10 Young men DESTROYS
OF entering on mercantile pursuits The next ses-
sion Will commence on the last Monday In August.
Applicants for admission viii do well 10 I've in time.
For particulars, address
aug6-d2m H. " EDWARD President
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
New York Money Make

New York Money Market.
y Telegraph September Z.
0toehs-Fiem.
Bsnds-es u. 1.1sI: . So's, let. f.1ss: End
1.09i Sd. LIS; new. 1905: 81, los; 1o4es,
1854 eH-interast.
Pacide-1.N
New York CsatrAl-I.q5S
Eris-l1t.
Illinois Centval-1.43
Rock Ielaud-l.e2.
Northwestern preferred e4t.
Wabash-03.
0ola-1.Alk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

CERE OF C.aTARRH.
Attended with disagrooable dis
charges and an offensive breath.
Letter fron Mr.. =. N. H-eas, IF
Moline. III.
d.. LIenTuiLl:
Dear Sir The remedies prescribed by you for
my catarrh have had the desired effect. l am no
longer troubled with those disagreeable discharge
my breath IL now perfectly pure. the hschins cough
has entirely left me- and consider myself perfectly
we'll. Yours truly.
JOHN II. LEA0.
Reese House, Moline. H., Sept. lst, 1858.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

ClnClAnnti Market.
BY Telegraph. Sept. q
Flour Unchanged
Whea:-Dull; holders ask !. 9e0a 90 for No.
! and 2.
Corn--Firmsr ear s5aSs: shsllsa s,0os
Rys--Rirm q lac.
Oats-Unehadeed ani 6rn q S..
Baslsy-Oaehsaged.
u prevtelees-Q uist and limited dshand.
Mos Perk-Ss.o0.
Dulk neets--l1k ask asksd.
B1sen-Girn q 1sx isr shoulAses ana III
fer clear sides. .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
SCOTT HOUS Sc.

DAVENfOhI,...... ...........e.e. .lOWA.
mHIs HOUSE HAS ONE OF THE FINEST To-
/ cations 1t fronts the River. and commands Q
view Of the Mississippi Bridge, the Arsenal. and .
long stretch Of beautiful scenery up and down the
River Il 10 convenient 10 and for the busness COM
munty and where the traveller may expect to And
ali the comforts 81 FIRST CLASS House, compri.
sing clean rooms, clean linen. bountfu table, and
prompt attention to all reasonable wants This
House 10 pronounced (by it, patronI
The Best Two Dollar House
West Of New York City.
L, p. HuupnRsy Clerk. J. J. HvnPBRsY Prop
Rree On,n ihua to and from the Houee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

DoA'1 vO0 want = DontO Beck ?
z. The best books fuethe Banjo these eech con
tans Instruction and Music. Bucasy . New Dan.
10 Guide Is Buchieys Instructor, 81 20. Rics'o
Method. u 90. brigRs Banjo instructor - cents.
Howes baejo instructor, % cts. In them you have
Easy LeesCns, Attra tive Bxescises, Rules for Tu
ming and kekping the Banjo. Copies will b nailed
post paid. receipt ofthe price DO OLlvsn DIssoa
= Co.,. Publishers. Boston. g. u. Drssss - o.
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
IN So RAN &C.

HARTWELL & SMITH.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
NO. A5 BRADY STREET.
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Com'y.
Assets, elS.SOO.oOO.O
Continental Fire ms. Company,
Assess. -. el9, 699. so.
Insurance Go. Of North America.
Assets. $500. 600. %
Lorillard Fire Ins. Conany,
Assets. 81. 500. 900. 90.
Security Fire lns. Company,
Assets, u, aSO, O0O. 90.
Enterprise Fire lns. Company,
Assets. sl.ss soc %.
North American Fire lns. CoDp'y,
Assets. e76g.Gso %.
Commerce Fire Insurance Co.
Assets $3.50. 900 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

By Telegraph. Sept. 3.
Flour-Dull and unchaored.
Whest-No ! l.76 Nosl.e4.
Corn Quiet and steady.
Oats--Quiet and firm al So.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

~WRIoHT0 AlCONATBD 0LYcRRiNE TAD-
LET Of oolAiAed 0lyessine tsnds to presesve the
skin from dFynees and wrinkles. i0paSts wonder
f0l degree of0oftnooo on1 doicaey 20 The compiler
len. and Whitenees 70 the akin u excellent den
treo, grateful TO The taste nd tpoe to the mouth
and eIHo: impafts oWeotAses 10 he breath, and
sendoss the teeth beautifully wAite. Fer sals BY al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
New York y1apkAe

b Telegraph eeptsmber2.
Co,ton-Qniet and steady, At scl-e for middl,ns
upands.
Flsur-lrregular and unsettled: so1s. 80 for az.
ue state tso1s.'e for extra western s5o2Dl2. 90
for r. II. O.
thanksgiving, better: wiate9. dull Receipts,
24,6S6 bn. % FOR No. epring delivered: 20 for
amber Michigan; $50 for extra choice white Mehi-
gan.
Rye-Quiet at / GO for western.
Corn Bettss, and In active de nd-chie Nv spec
ustive demand. Receipts. 40145 bu. Sales, 1870 os0
bu: lsd - for unsound: .s51li &c for sound |:
/ .24el pa for old ditto In store.
Bafley-Nonina.
Oats-Dull. Receipts, 81 1893 bu. 81 for western
y store 81 IL for ditto aa0at: 7f1I4 ~ for new
dtto-lattef price anoat
Pork-Quiet and heavy, at :s.so<52s.so for new
0ess - 20 for old.
Desf-Steady.
Cut heata-Quist
Lard-Firmes. 1t Is l-s0ls for steam ial< q 10 Ie
for kittle.
Whiaky-DuN and nominal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

JAMS 8. KIsk I Co.'S ins staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps. comprising German
Matted. Olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm. &c. Sold BY oil grsesrs and fancy
~ooda doolofn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
DAVENPORT SEMINARY
For Young Ladies and Misses

TIE SELECT SCHOOL WHICH HAS HERETO
fore been conducted by Mrs S. Il. Heard the
Fine Grounds aa HarGenl's place
Has been thoroughly reorganixed and will open the
coming year under the above title, with full corps
81 experienced Teachers. We intend to make this
PpanArrsr iNsTiTurios which shall meet the long
felt demand FOR First Class Young Ladies' School
In Davenport.
Afsw boarders will be taken By the Preeeptrsss
at - % per week.
Fall term to commence Wednesday, August ?6th.
TUITION
Pr AIRY Department, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $500
Advanced English. ...... ................. 500
d D. BABOOCR Principal
MRS. Z. II. HEARD, .................Pfe coptress
MISS SUB p. MOsHEn, -. Primary Department
REV. j. X. 6RAAF, ...... Teacher Of 0erman
MRS. y. r. bABCOCK, ........... Teacher Of Music
For further particulars apply to or address tho
Principal. augia-dsod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
DENMARK ACADEMY

Ike COT MY, IOWA.
THIS INSTITUTION OFFERS SUPERIOR Ap
vantages for the education 81 youth Of Moth sexes
with boarding in private fanihcs-is easily acc,
bile. terms moderate. The next year opens Sept ID
Normal Class formed Oct 5. free to mcnbcrs Of the
Academy. For particulars and cirrulars. SEND 10
Auga9 d.w u K EDISON rrnrinal-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

Il the great Duretic. and 10 csrtais cure for
dissssss cfths BLADDER. kidneys. Gravel. Drop
~. Organic wssksess. Female Complaints. 0es
ersi Dseilisv. and all diseases Of the Urinsry
Organs. whether existing in Male or Female,
from whatever cause originating. and no matter
Of hcw long standing.
II no treatment 10 submitted 10. Consumption
o. lusaaisy may ensus. Our Aesh snd blood are
supported from thsse sourcss. a.a shs health
aad hsppsasss, asd that Of Pcstsrity. depends
spos prompt uss Of asreliable remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
ST. ANCElA'S ACADEMY,

.'AOsI sost.... .Dbus
WITH THE BUILDING AMPLY ENLARGED,
W grounds extensive and highly improved, aud
thorough system OF teaching the above Institution,
this year. renews i's claim on public patronage.
The discipline II Mid but effective. An terms
soaah~, viz &i6a per annnm. For all particulars
Addrcsa Mother Srper!or. as above. angl-dlx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
"a bylall Dssesistos vsrywhsss.


1s A. oaums unlses dsas up in steele
oRsss1 wssDese With fac-simile Of ny CsRnicA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

Ws have some land near the limo of the
the railroad, Gust the place to make good
farm to trade for property in Davenport.
or improved farms. ELpRIpaE + BRo, Land
and Insurance Agents. No. 40 Brady street.
Ut. 1EnrLs. Gardener and Florist, cor
4th and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. my96-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
ALMIRA COLLEGE.

A FIRST.CLAss SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LA
n dies. IN Of the most beautiful and health iul
locations In the West, will open tho 9TH Of Sep
TENDER next Address Rev J. d. WHITE
Principal.
Geaer xilio lnInola i.ln
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

60 - IN Dos-0o 70 he BFyens . 0esatton
tieal bastnees edaeation o. - 6eeomo good sound
tslegsapA opssaaos. For elicaless 81 pepess, 3D..
dreee, (euelosine otamp) ''The Dryaot = 0t1att0A
KsoaGts)aok Dys, Natufal, Desetle, Deeatifs :
Best aad ClseRot e - world; 9Ssd y s1 prsG'
0olo Ffopejoeos. 81 Cheoo0ut o.. RAllA6olDhla.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
Lester froa dee. a. lDlonAsh0r0s
Esq., u Dubuque.
Dvsvers, Oct. -, 1855
D.. 4. p LisAsiii, CAicsee:

80 =. - ~S'v"ssssts Chtc010:
DaAa S'a The remedies and treatment yoa
prescribed Tor my daughters Cssarfh. have a.
resdv produced great benefit. and l have NJ
doubt will effect an entire cure in due Zine.
Ars. blanchard considers herself psrmansstly
cured Of cassrrh Of twenty years aanovanss.
oy the means Of your invaluable treatment.
Aour sPparatus for applying your remedies
seem TO me novel. simple. and effective. and
your medicines 10 generally successful that
they may be said to be specifics.
should certainly advise my friends suffering
from any Of the diseases treated ~ speeialties
BY you. to put themselves upon your profess
sional care.
Hoping that you may nsst with good saesssa
% our city.
liam vssy1ssuiv ysurs,
GEO. 4. BIsANC3 lar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

ct. MARY's ACADHMY. UNDER THE DIREc-
y TON y the sisters Of The Molly Crsss y situate
en the st. Joseph river, - nles eaet Of ChcagO on
Michigan Southern Railroad. and two milee from the
Aoufishing town Of South Bend.
The cite 10 unparalleled In lovelinees. Eighty
acres are laid out 10 fne pleasure ground. The
OF study IL very thorough and cxten sve,
bracng oil the branches of tolid and refined educa-
tion. The fifth semi annual aeeeion opens on the
let MONDAY Of September. For catalogue, i'd
dress MOTHER y. ANGELA. Superior s.. Mays
Academy, NotYe Dame r. o., lad. asg1i-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

DIR. LICHTHILL
HAS RETURNED
And will remain At ~
8URTIs HOUSE
Usssu September 19th,
wh.r. 10 can be consulted on
Deafness, Catarrh,
AND DISEASES Of Tue
EYE, EAR, THROAT 4 LUNGS
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED WITHOUT
PAIN.
Once Hours from . o'cleclx A. ~.
10 n NJ. and from p. N. - S:r.
N.
DR. II0HTHlLLS treatment for The cure Of
the above named diseases. 10 reduced to such .
state Of simplicity and perfection that but one
visit is necessary. The remedies can be used
Al homo without any pain or interruption 10
the patisnrs svocstion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

Statement of ID. l.. VVhooloels. -
Moline. lllanoio.
Through the inAusses Of my ftisnd, The Rev.
Charles L. Balch. Of 0alesburg, ILL.,, (vhe him.
sslf 10 under Dr.. Lighthill's care.l called on
DR.. Lighthill At the Burt,s House and had an
operation performed on my ear for the cure Of
deafness Of 20 years standing, caused by Ca
sarrh. and am happy to state the operation was
a.succsss. end my hearing 10 restored.
DAxl. l.. WBnstew.
Moline, Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
DE n y y 0TON HQU a r 3
i BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR

ionng Ladies'. The next school vsafs with new
and improved Accommodations, will re-open In
Cheeter Square, September ssd. 1898 For Catalogue
and Circular address OF call upon the Prnc!pal.
RhV. u. GANNRTT. at 81 Chester 6Qnsre, Ros-
ton. Anal. I'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

Eren'J. =. Flennalng, Telegraph
Operator. neck Islana.
This il TO certify that have been deaf il ny
. :. eae Tor ten years or more, and during that
time have used great number Of remedies. witl
10 apparent relief. and through one pai.lssa
treat meat b DR., Liehshill, vas restored In
ssanssnecasIyto perfect hearing.
J, I. ELENAiN0.
Rock Island. June Goth, 1893.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

PENNsYLVANlA HOUSE,
~ORNER OF 4TH AND IOWA STREETS
ADAvIs SoHs, PaoPRisroRs. Free omnibus
eApd from the cars and boats. Proprietor d
IL LeClairs. Princeton and Lyons, and the De
Witt and Maquoketa Stage Lines. Stages lesv
: House for the above named and contiguous
suot every day. ftul dwf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
W a,s,rirlie,, o., Trarel.

The rates Of this company are as low as those OF
Tally commencing 1t to thoss seeking annuities.
Reliable Agents wanted to canvass Ia English ana
German in Iowa.
General state AGENT
auR<-d&vtf DAvnroRT, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
AMERICAN TONTINE
LIFE AND SAVINGS INSURANCE
COW y ANY,
OF NEW YORK.

THIS COMPANY WAS ORGANIZED UNDER
l the laws OF the State OF New York, with capital
paid up in full
The Officers and Directors composed OF gentle.
men Of great experience. ability and undoubted in
tegrity, and have tie business OF the com
pany the strictly cash eystem-CASH ASSETS.
CASH PREMIUMS and CASH DIVIDENDS Pol
ices non-forfetahle and uncomfortable, save for
fraud. Thirty days grace allowed. Policies held
GOOD during thai Deriod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
EDUCATIONAL.
SUI TIL ERN HOME SCHOOL
FOR YOUNGlLADaE<.
~. y. and 10, North Charles Strcet


IsfABLrsuaD IN 1870.
Nh. AND MIS- WILSON n. GARY. Nrs crv
1oHS fIiRAM, Px,xcrsa ""S'
Assisted ny fnll corps Of An. ,u.,ruc,,
Dates resumed on SIP. ia,n
FRENCH IL the language of ina S.so,
Nspsins arc spared to render mi. f,.,,,r,,,,
serving OF the encouragement Il has always ithara
received from the Southern people upaa ,h.
friends alone II now depends fyr patronage '"'So
Fer circulars containing full Information. addr,..
either OF the Prtncinlls a. above.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
LOWELL GARD co.,

MACalNB CARD CLormlNas
ofsvssy lssaiptisa. ~ CselsanA weeaa.
jooel90 g uio1lo Street. IOWBl4, 1AeN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02
QELMDOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU. establish
- uPwsrds Of eighteen ysars, prepared by

a. Z. R8LNBoLD, Daves,ss.
50 Broadway. New Teri. lsad
los south lcsb. street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-02

rrsss ol.ss psr.bessls' sr.ns. bottles FOR os.ss
Aelivsgsd -. esy. address.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-09
THE DEATH OF THOMPSON CAMP.
BELL

The telegraph announces the death
at San Francisco. on Friday las of the
Hon. Thompson Campbell. a well known
Republican politician and prominent
member of the California Bar. The de-
ceased was a very brilliant, though a
very eccentric man. He was one among
the number of extraordinary men fur
uished to California By the State of Hi
nois, numbered amongst whom are to be
remembered Hugh Murray, William I.
Ferguson, Z. ". Baker and James A.
McDougail. Joseph Hogeis one of the
few surviving representatives of that
distinguished throng Of brilliant men.
Thompson Campbell after serving one
term in Congress as Representative
s-cm the State of Illinois, was appoint
ed one of the United States Land Com
mission for California. lie was an able,
cratic man, devoted ard close friend
of Lincoln AMI possessed of rare pow
ers as a lawyer and public speaker. His
death will be deeply regretted.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-09

The RIOT At BEAR RIVERA letter to
the Salt Lake Telegraph from Bear River
City, dated November 23d, says: " NJ. Free
man, the editor Of the Index, was captured
by the mob, composed entirely Of Cheese
brough and McGec's men, and threatened
with instant death if he did not reveal the
names of the Visilantes who hung the
: friends of the rioters. Mr.. Freeman at
once drew his iron, but found dozen at
his head and breast in a moment. Hang
him shoot him ? Death to the Chief Of
the Wigs y was rung in Horatio Tattels
ears for fre minutes, when he got the ear Of
Tom Smith, enc of the leaders. Patsey
Marley quietel the crowd, and attracted
their attention for a moment, when Mr.. /
Freeman made his escape through saloon /
md came out on Bear River avenue.
The mob became incensed at his escape,
md also at my own, which occurred a few
moments previous, and at once began the
'earch for US. BY the assistance of Mr..
Patsey Marley and a few
'thers, Mr.. Freeman and myself were dis
:uised and taken out of town. Mr.. Free
nan struck for Fort Bridger and at once
'ot troops dispatched to the number of so.
Altogether. II men were killed and 81
Tom Smith is in the hands of
he military, seriously wounded. having been
aiken from the enraged citizens. Pat Daily
5 dead. A teamster, name unknown, was 3:
lied during the riot. The printing office
nd jail will be rebuilt at Cnce. Mr.. Free
nan has teiegraphed for new press and
outfit generally. The Frontier Index will ;
e on wheels again in three weeks.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-09

A PoLYGMATICAL FEMALE IN Court
Last Saturdays San Francisco Chronicle
says: The case of Fanny Simson vs.. Fred
ericll MacCrellish was disposed of Yesterday
in the Fourth District Court. 4 jury Of
twelve was impaneled on Wednesday, when
a postponemert of two days was granted
Yesterday iAlbert Hyer, one OF the jurors,
was absent on accout Of sickness, and both
sides agreed to go to trial with eleven jurors.
The only evidence on behalf of the prosecu-
ton was documentary evidence and the tes-
timonv Of plaintiff herself. She .estifes
that she had been tried on a charge OF an
attempt to commit mayhem, by throwing
yitriOl a. her husband, but that she had been
she was tried. After the verdict was rem
dered the Alta spoke Of her as 1.-The vitriol
throwcr." On crosS-examination as to her
correct name and her marital relations, she
admitted that she was sometimes called
Fanny Simson and sometimes Fanny Smith,
and that she had been married to three diff
fcrent men, none of whom were dead so far
as she was informed. The defense then
moved for a nonsuit on the ground that, be-
ing married woman, she could not COM
mence suit in her own name without her
husband being joined with her as a party
plaintiff The motion for nonsuit was grant
ID by the Court and the case dismissed.
he question whether all three Of her hus-
bands should Join with her in the complaint
vas not raised and is therefore still an open
question,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-09
RorsE. SIxrH WARD!-The unor

ROUSE, SIXTH WARD The unprin-
cipled Black Republicans of John Nor
rissey's District have set on foot a
scheme to despoiI the worthy citizens of
the Five Points of their most valued
and fitting representative. \ sense OF
virtuous Indignation arises at this at
tempt to trample upon the constitutional
rioEts of the New York roughs and
thieves to have themselves, their views
and habits faithfully sustained in the
Congress of the United States. This
being representative government, the
Five Points have as good right 20 a
characteristic representation at Wash
:ugtou as the Massachusetts, manufactu-
rers who send Cakes Aues to Congress-
Why not ?
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-09
MATTERS ABOUT RESo.-We clip the fol-
lowing items from last Saturdays Crescent

MATTERS ABoUr RESo.-We clip the fol-
lowing items from last Saturdays Crescent :;
On Monday light last brakeman named
Daniel Barley on the midnight up construc-
ton train, was killed by being run over BY
the cars Ea1r Mr. Chamber il 5 hotel in
this place. As the train was being stopped
AS brake either broke or his hand siipped
from i: and he fell between the cars. How
many cars passed over him no one knows
hut WHEN assistance reached HIM it was
found his legs were crushed and ground into
, shapeless mass of flesh and bones. DIR.
Bishop who went Immediately t. see the
patient, informs US that besides the wounds |
on his legs, his scalp was cut and his back /
'r1s severely confused. No reaction couli |
bc obtained in his system, and after lingering
six hours in unspeakable agony, he expired. |
A moment before his fall from the car he
vas joking with friend in perfect health
aad strength. Barkley was a young man,
eyed IS, native, we understand, of Canada.
His remains were buried in the Glen Dale
barying ground on Tuesday evening.
About half-past three o'clock p NJ YES
terday, the Lake Hotel, kept by Frank In
graham, across the bridge from Reno, was
discovered to be- on FIRE. Our citizens prompt
y run t. the rescue, bat the building, des-
rite the most earnest efforts, was totally de-
hIoycu- vi the anu =
houses belonging to the hotel were all saved.
i he wind was blowing strong from the north
1t the time, which was NEST fortunate. Had
he wind been from the southwest, as it
usual y is, it would have been almost impos-
Sibie to have saved tie bridge. A good !.
zeal Of clo,hing and furniture belonging to /!
Hr. Ingraha and the bosrders at the hotel !
was saved. We have no idea what the loss
nj property is. The house was the well
<no~n Lake Hotel, and WAS, for years a .
'ar,imark in this vicinity.
At Argent, -1ugh named jerry Elmer
ION, was rho, and killed November 80. En-
.rson was drunk and seemed hunringa diff :,
IcuIty, and it seems found what be was hunt
ng for. He was SHOT by some person I'M 5
,nnwn. Several residents of Argent, we D
,-iieye, claim the honor Of having killed b
,in,. DR.. Ellis, of Reno. was telegraphed Of
" but the man was dead and buried before d.
,e Doctors arrival at Argent. Emerson re
,.s the same man who had leg broken in CT
row, a few miles below here. last spring. re
We obtain the above particulars from Mr.. vs.
Haskell. OF