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On the petition Of HrEEE L. LIPEis. Of Phila-
delphig. N. praying for the eytension Of patent
SS a% h AK 81 @ '9 %,s,
iroin the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on tho 18th day OF July, 1858;
Il Is ordered nst he said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY the 9th day OF July
%ss sSp a. sSSSSss m and ~ RsrsoHs are nOtlaed
SAID petition ought mot to be granted.
, Persons opposing the extension are required to
hle IN the Patent bhiee their objections, specially
r.! i2Ith ~ writing, ~ least ttoeatY days before
party, ~ be used al the said must Sc taken
and transmitted 10 accordance with The rules Of the
once, which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and ether papers, relied upon as teStl.
mony, must be Aed In the once fioentV days before
Tue day OF heaElngi the arguments. II any, within
fen days after hling the test Inony.
orGsred also that this a9tiee DO Preshsd in the
u. O., and In the Herald, Philadelphia, Pa. once
week for three successive weeksi the hrst OF said
the day Of hearing A. NJ. STOUT,
sp3.WSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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WAsHIN01oN, May ID, ISIS.
On the petition Of SARAH W. fLAspERs, Of New
euryPor, Mass. administrative Of the estate OF
Joseph Y. Flanders, deceased, and Jeremiah A.
Marde9. Of Boston, Mass praying for the es,enn.
Flanders aud joseph A. MArden. the 18th day Of
August, 1854, for an improvement in Leather Split
ting Machine, for seven years from the expiration
Of said patent. which takes place the 9Th day Of
August, lSts:
lis ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day Of August
next, at u clock, and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, ~ any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
hle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing at least ttoenfr days before the
day Of hearing all testimony nled by either party,
TO b used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
tmony, must be hled in the onieo tpentv days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ter days after nling the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
RspubiiclR and the Tntelii9sncer, Washing ton,
ID. g. and in the Journal, Boston, Mass, once a
week for three successive weeksi the 1rst Of said
Publicsgps to be at least sixty days P5sSyi;Ep' to
mya. FSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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d r o p o S A l. S


NAVY DEPARTMENTAL
dss PPTSP s c s.:s s ss .s. s@ ass
e sf "a At SIC: 80 T
o'clock p. m and the opening Of the bids Will be
aas e .a M
At the several navy yards named the materials and
the form Of offer and guarantee, will be furnished
on application, and sent BY mail, ifso requested, TO
q the clssse. named therein. by tho eOmmsndspi.
Of the several navy yards, FOR the classes for the
nearest thereto, or by the Bureau fcr any or all Of
Tic priuted schedules, with form Of oiicr and
guarantee. viii be ready for distribution june ist
To prevent confusion and mistakes In sealing the
any BID which is not perfect and complete 10 Itself
each Individual OF . arm. must sisn.ths BID and
viii @EP r tSs sesa an.
they are hereby cautioned, and particularly mott;
tims e reach lheif dsstnatSn before Inc lime es.
S .ii sir a. @ Il
and no allowance will be made for failures Of tho
Bidder must state distine.ly stwhat' Paymaster's
sssTd sssinst oer. bcius opened before the
S sPssa .sSss
Proposals for elias, No name the elsss) for tho
W. 4, d. GhiSsi 'h' Bureau OfY"rd. aud Docks.
"f ss ssTs:ai u The xuaptor, re,pop.ib,ty
Revenue, Tor ths district in which they reside.
sriieiss are named In the schedules, which are not
+ BE IL SPS Es
can be procured OF not, and i they eannot be OBJ;
once before bids shall be received.
The ;aTs!s; mus, ssS the sSSni5as and thsir re-.
srnai Revenue for The distristm which they reside.
All offers not made in strict con fOrmity with the
SS IL Gpoa o nc schedules will
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered as fol-
%, SS S sSs ESb r Il,
s}ira;Ss' .sss SSss n s,! "a ' 81. ;:'
ss:i n FL !!$$ ss's'' II ss'i =
va stray n. d RIsycSSSSi i II: SiS SS.,1
and Labpiestins oil; NJ, %. Iron Work, Piping.
Se Ne r. AaFeT. Nj 4 rniI, Ne Gal; M:
tsn%,aiHs s N Mhasiy T saa Too oG
NAVAL ASYLUM.
elias. No, J. Clothlnsi No. 2. Hats. Boots, Shoes,
No. Q, Coklt No. o. Paints, OILS, GLASS, &c, No,
| II, Lumber; No. II firewoodt No. is, ProyendeI
No, "a, Miscellaneous; No. 10, Hardwarei No. TO-
| Stationery.
The following are the classes, by their numbers,
required at the respective Navy Yards and Naya
PORTSMOUTH, N. H..
| Nos q, II. u. 10. 10, II, Is, ~. u, ~. u, "a
%, 81
| BOSTON.
,ss' r. j. ~ 2Ssk y b. = - !" 10
Nos Ia. II. II, IS. 10. ~ 10, %. al. .. %' d.
PHILADELPHIA.
~ NJ 3; 4 1853 TO- H. 10 TO- H. "' 10 81
NAVAL ASYLUM
Nos i'H'' &SsailhSfs6RR,. B. b. j. ~ d. 10
| Nos s. a7,s. 0. II, u, 10. IT, II. IS. u, 81 2,
% ~ ~ ~ o. NORFOLK, VA
Nos. Il. 10. 10. II, IS Pa,
o, a. my 23-wtw
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DEPARTMENT OF THB INTERIOR.
~ UNITED srArEa PArGsr Orri

WAhhlhuIoHs may III 1000
On the petition o. JOSHUA oiBbs, Of Canton,
Ohio. praying for the extension q patent granted
to him the isih day q August ist ter az Az ,mproys
lion q said patent. which lakes place on the 10Th
Il il ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY the nth day Of July
next at IL clock IN. aud all pora9ns are notified
60 appear and show cause, n any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons OBJ osInE tho extension required 10 ho
In the Patent OMce their objections, specially set
forth In writing a least tsfnty dan before the day
be used al the said hearing must be taken and trans.
mitted In sscor dance With the rules Of the oaee,
which will be Furnished on application,
Depostions and other papsrs, relied upon as testi-
pony must be hlsd In the ONCE fioenty days before
Ten days sitsr fiins ths issiimony. ',,
Ordered also. ihht this a9tise be puejjshed n the
d. c., and In the Herald, Cisyeland, Ohio. once .
week for three successive weeks the nrst OF said
TO be at least sixty days pIeyions 10 the
day Of hearing, A, NJ, STOUT,
nyis.MSl Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrED STATES PATENT oYyIdk,

On the petition Of kORnAs MILLisGroS, OF
SALISBURY, Vermont, praying for the extension Of
. patent granted to him fhe sth day OF August.
1854, for an Improvement In Machines for Gradu.
ating Carpenters' Squares for, seven, years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place
tho sth day Of August, 1868: -.
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY. 10Th day Of July next,
at " clock m and AL persons notified to ap,
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be GRANTED.
Persona opposing the extension are, rsquired 70
set forth in writing At least t,esnt before the
to be used at the said hearing, must DO taken and
transmitted In ,nssordanee with the rule. Of tho
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony must be nled In the onics tpenfv days be-
within ter days afsI aling he iest,mohy,
the RRPUDLIc An and the Intelifgencer, Washing.
ton, D. c., and In the Hammer, Bennington. YER
mont, once week for three successive wesksi the
hrst Of said publications TO be al least slxty days
previous to the day OF hearing.
ap2l.Tust Acting Commissioner Of Paients.
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Patent Notices.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ uSIrEpsrATEs PArHsT OFFICE

~ uSIrEp STATES PArBsr opFicE,
wAsHISgroN, May 10, ISIS.
On the petition Of ABSgR WHITLEY, Of Spring.
held, Ohio, praying for the extension Of apatent
granted TO him the I'D day Of August, 1854, and
reissued the sth day n January, ls5e, for an i'm
provement In Track Clearers to Grass Harvesters,
FOR seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which axes place on the 22d day Of August, 1sssl
It's ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent oalee on MONDAY, the 10th day Of August
next. at II clock IN. and all persons are notified
said petition ought MOTTO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
file In the Patent Once their objections. specially
set forth in writing at least t,esnt days before tns
10 be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon a, tssu.
mOny, must be died In the ohice tptntH days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments. II any, within
ten days after nling tho testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the REPUBLIC Az and fatslif0sncer, Washington, d.
C., and in the Evening Chronfels Cine Ohio,
once week for three successive weeks; the hrst
Of said publeations to be at ieas! sixty asEs pre-.
my26.Tug Acting Commission Of Patents,
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UEIrkD BATES PArsET OFFICE,

n, ~ .,,,., :, WAsnlsoaos, Nay Z. isss
N PIEncI. Of New Bedford. Mass, praying Tor
The extension Of patent granted to them the LIST
ier Cement or Earthsfn Tubes for seven years from
,he s5prat9n o. SGD Patent, which takes place on
g. 0TSsTod that iHs ssia be heard AZ the
next. at u o'clock, IN. aad ali persons arc noH
Ned 70 appear and show cause, " any they have,
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ale In the Batent Once their objections, LpoeiAlly
lss day o. hnen,inF ~ .e:tin ,OPy hIsd 81 either
taken aud transmtted IN Accore aneo with me ru ies
ofthe onee. wnieh Will DO farni, he'd on application,
timony, must be nled In the Cd co isoeisiv days be-
fore the day Of hearing, the rguments. II any,
Ordered. also. that this noteet spubllshsd in the
bLiS nd and ne lnts!iigfn Ell WashiSgton,
o9ee week for three successive weeks the hrst
Hlous 70 the day Of hesrinE. A. NJ stout,
mys'fS Acting Commissi9, Ter Of Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND HAY.

HEApa'Rs DEPARTMENT OF THE Plated
CHIEF QuAhTREnAsIER 0rpIcE, !
OMAHA, NEDRAsKA, May 2s, 1868.
BY two responsible persons, not 6iddsTs. and &c:
eomPanied by deposit OF si, 600, will be received
until 10 o'clock, a. IN. g. on SATURDAY, June 20.
lsds for the delivery Of the following manned sup
plies AZ the points Designated
FORT KEARNEY, NEBRASKA,
go cords wood and 525 tons hay.
FORT MCPHERSON, NEBRASKA
las cords wood and 900 tons hay.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
FORT sEDG WICK. CoLoRADo-
800 cords wood and 40 tons hay
SIDNEY, NEBRASKA.
40 cords wood and rs tons hay
FORT A. D. RUSSELL, DAKOTA
1000 cords y TGsS s sPS 4 ,'So tSI; vhHy;
loo cords G E1sf 40 bSS u LIn; HrsfF AH
LOO cords wood and $40 tons hay,
Bids viii BE- for any pofti On q tns sup.
plies required, snd must be made separately for
The delivery Of the supplies to commence upop
the perfecting Of the contracts, Aad one h Of the
whole amount TO be delivered each month until the
delivery Ia completed.
IL, fuIl sonSltiOns Tiil BE- made known and blank
SsIe' Sn, e. isd 20 comply with their agreements
By order Of Brsvs' Major oePsysl AySgsss
Bfevet BrigaAieT General,
lsS'd Chief 0uATteTmAster.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsirEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of ALBERT n. TisaiEI, d Proyi-
dence, X praying for the extension of q patent
granted TO him and his 90 assignee, I'd mund W,
Tingey, the 18Th day % July 1884, for an Improve
ment In Machines for saving Stone and Marble for
which takes place on the isth day 81 July. lssS;
II Is ordered that the said petition DO heard 81
the Patent Once on MONDAY the 18th day q Jnns
next. u " clock, IN. aud all persons are netlasd
TO appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the ertcntion are REQUIRED 70
.st forth IN writing, A. least t,oenty days before
the day OF hearing, all testimony hled by either
party 70 be used al The said hearing, must 30
and transmitted IN accordance with Tue rules Of the
Office, which will DO furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tos-
timony must be hled In the oiice tioentv days bo-
within Ten days after ding the tcstimony,.
Ordered, also. tina. this notiSe be publishhed In
ington, D. g.. and IN the Journal. froyldenee, 4.
l., once q week for three successive weeksJ the
hTst OF said publications to be " least sixty days
previous TO the day Of hearing. =, srorm
ap2l-Tust Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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Proposals.
EoR yATEEIAEsI r. N s THi
SSSSNsIIzzhhSE ~ JHs RpREAU OF CON.

'oinoNiaoN AM m NJ, ,,vyvr,
Bussau or cossrsycIIos ASP RisAIn.
Sealed P ropo.sf, q furnish timber and other
Material. isr ths Navy fsr the n;snl Ssas ending
u o'eoes, m. u he All 81 jsps nsSi. At which
i%s d. RioHc:ai. wilI :. SRBsnsd u N. CHI, A.
ne BsrssI u tonstruetion aud Repair, ,Nsyy
pigsrss wsshi5s,on ans a. m rs e sneots ss
they may be distinguished' from other business
frsi.d ssl.dri.: for such e!...s. 4. p.rtis. deal
z q q
5ssssS AZ z ssss :s:1s:
Yssds Sn sSsiiss.ion . Dc SrEss
rsl s 8 90 NJ
. copy % me sehedules Of the other Ysfds, fyf ex;
:T ss %., 0iH al. II S.s. H:is
sppe,Sn for any q he sls' ss g thee
and al spS iesiion; Tor iniorps % n ne
sminnti0n q -, samples: nsV q made to The Com
The proposal must be sccsmpsnled By eertin.
cate from The Collector Internal Reyenue for the
ss.s 70 e
and he must further show that he Ia mAnuiactuFer
S.ts % supply. Tie au nasi b ssstnsS
by the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the district
The contract viii be awarded to the person who
Y Tss Reject be Sa sS
which ID may deem exofbitant
sureties In the full amount will be required to
I'm !Ss son!,sei. .nd tSsiI Is.PSs.sli,y nus! e
msnt. W Wv aA V ~
A. additional security twenty per csntum will be
withheld from the amount Of the until the COZ
eantuin al the smonnt N eaeb biil APPROVED IN
tripiieate by The eommsadSnis q The tespeetIye
yards, will paid By the pay master o. the station
tSc warrant Tor The same shall have been passed b.
& h. ar. numbered and
NO Il. White Cak Logs, No. 2. white Oak Keel
Pieces; No. ;, white osk Curry, Curved Timber; No. I,
Z Yellow Pine Logs, No y, yellow, Pine Deans;
Pine Logs: No IL. White Pine Msst Timber, No
En w b.s.s FIN NJ r e. @h BGs S.S H. a Ar
Ss b Saf fs, wsifS rs X
TIesnsii; Koo; 10 SyP5e:s,, Cedar; 10 s. Bisei
No q, 'LiEnumvitsi No, 30, Tngot Copper No. %,
Iron, aai; No 81, Iron, plate No IS, Steel; No. M,
s Ss. s r. S L %5GuSh k M Ne I..s
pipe. sheet; No. -, Zineg No, r. Tin; No. Is, Sol
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

NAVY DEPAprxEsr. June 1, 1855
Sealed nro,ossis n, fn,nishIng < Ia, - 81
sscretary ~ tbs Nssx and iha = -. H. ~ 'n "
tbe Nav Dspastment siIS sis tIons.x foa re- a. ~
cal year ending June 10, 1875. win bs reeeised
until II o'clock, noon, Oh the Sth Instant They
must be endorsed on the epyelspe tPToposais for
Inc Nayy " 'A' 'S'''' VI
Each proposal must be Sisped by the indiyidual
or arm making IL, and eertincate from a well.
known and reliable cissen as 70 the ability Of the
bidder or bidders to execute such q Contract must
aecompanyit ii, The kiddsr or bidders 10 whom the
contract may be Asardcd will be REQ ured 10 enter
ave housAnd dalizr. Nith tw ar mors saasy
suretIes, for Its faithful execution The names Of
the parties authorized 10 be given as suretes must
Should shs contrAct he Awarded IL n nartx an.
gagged 10 bnSiness outside OF Wnshiugton Il viii be
with tso distinct understanding that they must
have branch establishment In wnshin gton from
" Sen re1nired i
Proposals in which any one or more articles arc
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CeLuMBIA DIsg ShESsshhRsEEsF FOR WOMEN AND
Corner Of Fourteenth and N streets,

THIS DiHpensary Is In connection with ColuIn-
bia Hospital, and 10 opened for the treatment Of
out d patients, who supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free 'T.''
Patients who are about to be confined and desire
unable to pay for the ola medical
practi TONER, will be furnished with medical atten-
the Hospital with the matron.
HOURS or ArIKSDASoB AT rnR DIsPEHsART.
Mondays, from 2 70 a,..........Prof y, Howard.
EyS,Ssas:diy ron !prof j. II Th p.sIssa
Columbla Hospital Is open for the reception Of
Free Patients upon orders OF tho Honorable Sec
can So obtained Of the Surgeon In. chief. DR.. J.
THOMPSON, at his Office, lsi l street, between
Twentieth aud Twsnty-hrst ian6-dty
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON.

OFFICE OF PAInAsrER U. 8. NAvI.)
10 CHESTNUT SrRKET,
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1865
Sealed Proposals. Endorsed :" Proposals for
Iron. will DO received Ct this ofice until u
the United States Navy Department the following
articles TO- be Of the best quality. and subject 20
phiA NAyy-yArd, where they are to DO delivered
Psi BdksHS q 81 gRsM / III
About s s pounds Round lr99e. q In
:: s s:$ :: {" Il:
Full particulars respecting the foregoing will be
given BY Chief Engineer Theodore Zeiler, Navy
yard, PhiladephiA. II. N. HlfiSKELL,
je2-S PaymAs Ger U. 5. n
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ap2i. Tust Acting oonmi.siolsr d Patents.

CooDsPEED's FOUNTAIN PRN-siIty Lines
~ Writer with Ore Pen q Ink; The beat thing
guaranteed TO Agents. Address J T. PRICE 4
Co.. 81 Park Row, New York,
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The many thousands cured at this Institution
within ihe last Eighteen yesrs. and the numerous
Witnessed BY the reporters Of ne Hsun.'T and
many otaer papers, notices Of which appeared
again and again before tho public, besides his
standing rs a gentleman Of character and re.ponsi-
biliy IL sp ~ fsarnBsss e he sraetsd
Persons writing should be particular In direct.
Ing their letters g his institpten N the following
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
jes-ly Baltimore, Maryland.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

CnIcAso, Nov. 2l-A committee Of Irish
citizens met last night TO recsivs The rsrsrt
Of another committee appointed 70 wait up.
on Bishop Duggan, and request his permits.
sion 70 have requiem celebrated for the
souls Of the Manchester martyrs. on the an
nivsrsarylof the execution. This COMMITTED
reported that the Bishop refused the rev
quest, saying that he could not permit the
church to be brought into eonaeetion with
any political party, and that he had always
on principle, refused to countsnanes Fs
nisnism.
The following resolution was adopted
and signed BY the members Of the commit
tee:
Resolved, That while We dspressts the
conduct Of Bisaop Duggan, We regard his
refusal to have an anniversary requiem masa
offered up for the souls Of eur martyred
brothers . if our rights 1t the cathedral
were outraged that no curse can crush III
hsavsn-born spirit Of liberty, inherited ID
our nature. implanted there BY eur Creator
nsr smother The sympathy " feel toward
those whs have laid Down their lives fol
those principles which are % firmly plantst
| in the Irish heart.
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LATEST News
~ TELEGRAPH.
To Tn1 DAILY DRQOCRAT.
NEW YQnk.

NEw YoaK, Nov. 23.-Ths loss By the
DIRE in Mercer street last night Was about
ol26. 200.
Mr.. J. Kelly, who Was nominated - .
candidate for Mayor BY the Democratic city
Union party, and r. T. Lawrence, the city
candidate for the corporation, have beth
declined. The excessive committee Of that
party have decided 10 tender the kayorslity
to Judge Oily.
Rev. Henry Ward Bsscbsr preached .
sermon last night on the evils Of stock
gambling.
A Psaama letter ssys o. American re-
Gently arrived there from California. named
Henry Y. Clinton, 10 under arrest for
swindliag several parties BY means Of
false letter Of credit % Duncan, Sherman
4 Co.
A Madrid dispatch states that the Roth.
schi'ds and the Barrings will take large
portions Of The new Spanish lean.
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cAllFQRNlA.

san FaARcILco, New. 21.-Particulars oil
the wreck Of The American ship Hsllespont
Capt. Snabsl, On account oftho thick wealth
Or to take observations three days previous
to the disaster. havo csme 70 hand: The
ship went ashore ct o'clock, A. N. Nov
10, ct Pigeon Point, . short distance frsn
the place Of the wreck Of the iron ship Co.
cya, in 1855. A few minutes after striking
the Hsllsspont vent to pieces.
Cornelius Sosls, Captain; O. A. Wilson
6rst mate; aad nine ssamen, wsr,
drowned.
The Hsllespont was 70 days out from Nss
Castle, New South Wales, laden with Goa
for this point. The vessel and cargo ara q
total loss.
It is alleged that the erection Of . lieh'
house At Pigeon Pslnt would have pre-.
vented this and previous marine di.as
tiers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

The rspsrt ssesivsd hses list Cen. Prim
advsrts 10 The Deurbos dynasty, caused
much rejsicing here among the ultra royal
iets. \.
A battalion Of voluntssfs, principally
veterans, 10 organizing for active ssrvies:
The rsvelutionists ssill held Bayome and
other towns.
There 10 considerable excitement In Thu
city and Surrounding country. The rsvo.
luton 10 theught 70 BE- decreasing. snd the
opinion 10 that Il will be played cut on the
arrival Of The troops expected from Spain.
The Cuban republicans claim that the
rsvolutisnists are daily rsesiving reinforce
ments. but information rsssivsd By the gov.
erumeat through private letters, 10 to the
contrary. II 10 reported that great suffer
ing exists in the revolutionary districts on
account Of the scarcity Of provisions. Ac-
counts sgree that the main portion OF the
revolutions are badly armed. a
Tsleerams received By the gossrnmsut
today state that Penrto Principe esntinusG
10 posssssios Of the govsrnmsas troops. with
Balmsssda csmmanding. Bslmadssa ridi-
eulss the idsa Of his being ettscksd BY the
tevelutionists, but on the contrary says hs
mas commenced operations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

ST.. LouIs, New. 9l.-Latss dispatches
lto0 Bsaf River Olty nys the city 10 now
Quiet uodse martial law, and business eoise
. - ueual. 0uoeds have bson p)Aeod %
NE sutskirls u the tewn asd aso patreling
The streets. The 0eb were scattered y the
neuntains Friday sftssneoo. aad q dssh
we're seen eeoeregsting thsse il snall
equade. The riag-ieadss6, Smith end Daily,
were seriously wounded ead ars net sx>
pectsd 70 live.
Il ID sev reported that 20 Of the msb
ase dead, and 90 wounded, two msr-
tally.
ErnL LArss.-Ths mob collected ct o.
near Bear river. end, last night, sent into
The tswn fer . physisian 70 attend to their
wounded. They sent back word By tns
physisisn iss tks vsmso aad children to
leave teva, = thsy iaseode1 . oareh On il
go stssng end burn q.
Ihe Mayor 6as tsIegsaphsd y rsst Bridg.
= ssf trssSs. asd 90 sapsstso y arrive
oooa.
Tar TArEss.-Past q Tie mob made an
effort 70 burr ths city Friday night, bu,
wsrs beaten on By the citizens. and two Of
them killed, AMI several wounded.
Troops arrived frem Fort Bridgsr Satur-
day werning. and the city 10 tranquil.
The mob carried Of twelve of their dead
and left eleven bodies on the streets.
Tom Smith, :he leader, 10 still alive, and
under arrest, in the hands Of the military.
No more trouble il anticipated.