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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20.-On Thursday last
United States Marshal Merriweather. accom-
ranied by til.v United States soldiers under
command of Lieut.. Drury, left Louisville to
protect the Marshal and bis deputies in the
execution Of processes in Nelson and Lar-e
Counties AT Towards mill, Marshal Mer-
iiwcather. while at supper at the house of
a,. howare, WAS confronted by thrc, men,
VINO entered the house with pistols in their
hands and demanded his surrender. Being
unarmed he complied; they then procee led
with him towards the woods, and tb-est.
encd to make short work of him Mr..
Howard, however. rescued the MafsAal and
accompanied him to camp where the so!d;e,s
were. After arresting Chas. Howard. M.
Hall and Jas. Malone, parties charged with
assisting in the outrage upon the Deputy
Marshal some weeks since, and executing
several summons in debt against persons in
that neiehtorhOod, they returned to Louis.
vile. There IL. beyond a doubt. A regular
organization in Larue. Nelson and Marion
counties 10 prevent the execution of nnv
process from United States Courts. number.
ing from 200 to 500 men.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
LATEST News
BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY DEM0CKAT.
NEW YORK.

NEwYoRK, Ssp, 2l.--Ths Hera'd's Lon
don special says dispatches from Madrid
state that the queen Of SPANS admiral,
Sapet, and oil the raval fierce of Cadiz,
had revolted. Tho generals recently ban
ished had returned to Join In tho revolt.
Marshal de Ia Tore headed the movement,
and The leading IN N Of the old party susIta q
il. Several towns have joined the insurrec-
ton, and the most intense panic prevails d
the court ct Madrid. Troops have been
dispatched south. Gen. Cache has taken
command. A rumor prevailed IN fa''s
that Queen Isabsla had abdics'ed.
Yesterday the Water street revivs' was
.onductsd bv Mr. Van Meter, Mr.. Dyer and
o,her The subject Of Johnny Aicns re-
.ar,.d snree was spoken Of, the revival
gentlemen asserting that although Johnny
80 no, vet entirely converted, and had
n,obably got drunk, he was q much better
man than he used to DO. DIR. Ward sta, d
that BIO had made contract with Allen nd
Kate Burns, paying them stipulated sums
for The use Of their places.
a mseting OF TIE tax payers ol Mount
Vernon, Westchcster County, WAS held in
that Village on Saturday evening, to con-
sder sundry appropriations for the i'm
rrovement Of roads, crosswalks, &c. Before
any vote was taken, a petition was offered
from one hundred ,dies Of the village, de
handing the right 10 vote on the question
as they were tax payers. The village char
ter was quoted to slow tina. they were not
qualified. and male taxpayers alone vote
On the question. During tho proceedings
a lady asked permission to say few words
in behalf Of another heavy tax payer who
had just entered the room, but she was de-
clarsd out Of order. A Mr.. Wright then
arose and said several ladies had requested
him to represent them. but he Vas booted
down with cries "put him out" Two gen.
tlsmen then took the ladies part, but they
were put down, and the ladies gave It up
for the present.
The viii Of the late Edwin A. Stevens
bcqussthed nearly two million dollars "a
public school houses in Hoboksn are b.
queathed TO that city, and $3.50, 900 for ths
erection and maintenance Of another 10 do
mated. The Stevens Battery, for the com
ple,ion Of which one million Is donated, il
| TO Be presented TO the State Of New Jersey
The rest Of his property falls to his widos
and children.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
WASHINGTON.

WAsniSGroS, Sept. 2l.-Col. B. Ohm
stead, disbursing clerk Of tho Post Office
Department, who absconded on Saturday,
leaving heavy deficit in his accounts. 10 .
citizen Of Ohio, and was appointed to his
position BY Gov. Dcnnison, sx- Postmaster
General. The amount Of his .alcAtion 10
not definitely known, but will reach several
thousand dollars. Another report say the
defalcatisn amounts to $4,000.
Tho general belief on Sunday evening
was that there would be quorum in both
branches Of Congrc at noon to-day. The
Republican Senators hold caucus ut 10
o'clock this MOI ming.
Tho case Of Surratt was called this A. m.
before Judge Wylie. in the Criminal Court.
Tho counsel for both sides appeared as be-
fore. The District Attorney stated his
readiness to proceed with the conspiracy
Indictment, having decided to enter nolls
prosequi in murder indictment lie sled .
letter from Attorney General Browning ap-
proving his course.
A nolle prssqui was entered, and the case
| was then called on q conspiracy indict.
ment. The defence expressed surprise
They had come prepared to try under the
indictment, and they asked for postpone
ment till tomorrow, to make spec al plea,
setting forth the amnesty proclamation OF
the Ath Of July last il defence. Tho Judge
a.scnted to the postponement.
The Senate was called to order at IL N.
Prayer.
Anthony offered the following resolu-
ton:
Rssclred Ivy the Senate, the House con-
curing: That tho president Of the Senate
and speaker of the House adjourn their re-
spectivo houses until II o'clock noon Of
October 10th. and that they then, unless
otherwise ordered by the two houses, fur
Their adio u-n thor respective houses u7tl
10th Nov, at II O'clock noon, and tort
they then, unless o. Use ordered, further
aaj Urn the re aectivc houses TO the FIST
Monday in December, > o'c ock neon. r.
sou, o. adopted ,,3 to Brcaaew voting
ray. SIN. Ar resolutions WAS announc /
as ha' ng been sdopted N tao House which
corcu.red in, and the Senate adjourned
.aa House was ca ed o order at II NJ.
RI ut On sdcpts to adjourn same as SEN
ate. o. tareo Democrats were present.
k9oust {.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
WISCONSIN.

MADISON. Sept. IA terrible accident
occurred at the hospital here to-day, at l2
O'Clock. A new boiler which had lust been
Get up in the wash house exploded, instant
~ killing James Doyle, the engineer, and
a man from Green Bay, name unknown,
who came here to assist In setting up the
boiler, and seriously scalding q Norwegian,
foreman, named Frank Caflan his Injuries
being 90 bad that he cannot recover. The
building received blu. very little damage.
MlLwAuKEE, Sept IA. d. Leamau.
q the iurniture 6sm Of A. D. Leaman 81
Co: OF Milwaukee and St. Louis, died sud-
denly this mofninel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Sept. 19-The working
women held meeting last Light TO ar
range for the reception of delegates from
ether cities to the National Labor Union,
TO take place next Monday.
Great indignation was expressed s. inc
encouragement lately given by the Boaru
of Supervisors 10 the eight hour movement
by their notification To brickiayeis tnas
ey must in future work ten hours IN.
cad OF eight. A committee was appoin.eu
remons.f ate with them ana 70 eApiain
The great benefit To accrue 10 WORKING men
generally through the reauctioh Of the
Yours OF manual LABOR.
The loss by fire in Higgins carpet factory
forenoon was $4,000. Some LOO
ople arc thrown out OF employment by
fire.
The foreign imporiations Ut this port
amount 10 over IS COO, 600 this week.
Senator SprAgue II reported as being con-
fined to hts house In Providence with .
broken leg.
Deaths this week SIS.
The Broadway Theater shooting ARRAY
was before the court to day aud Deputy
leriffs Moore and Hickey identified as those
who did the shooting. IL will be continued
next week.
Gen. Upton, while endeavoring 10 &c.
upon train of cars al Newark while In
motion, fell under the wheels and his head
was completely severed from his body.
1t is now stated that none Of the firms
annunced as having failed in Wall and
Broad streets yesterday have suspended,
but on the contrary are in full operation.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 20-John Silton. q
well known comedian died suddenly yes-
terday at his residence in this city
Bids for contracts under the recent ap-
preparation Of Congress 10 remove the
distractions IN He'll Gate will be opened to-
morrow.
The churchas in this city and Brookly n
which have been closed for the summer -
cation were reoper I'd to-day and regule-
service resumed.
An extensive fire occurred at Bergen
City. N. j.. last evening. Seven frame
houses, only three Of which were occupied,
were destroyed. Loss $4,000 Six iami-
lies arc made houseless by the confagra.
ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS. Sept. 20.-The s. Louis excur.
sion party for Omaha and the Rocky Noun
tains arrived atSt. Joseph yesterday, and
were received and welcomed BY Mayor Hall.
Mayor Thomas. Of st. Louis, responded.
They dincd at the Pacific Hotel az guests of
the city, and left in the afternoon for Coun.
Gil Bluffs by special train. The party ar
rived at Omaha at 9 o'clock last night and
were received by large delegation
OF the business men of the city,
who gave them fine boquels at the Interna-
tional Hotel. Mayor Roberts rendered
them the hospitali.ics of the city. A bus
incss meeting will be held tomorrow NOR
ming. to discuss the immediate conclusion
of the air line railroad between Omahs and
81. Louis. The party will be joined by .
number OF western capitalists. They will
oil leave for the I'd Of Pacific road to NOR
row on special train provided by the
Company.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

EoreIga News by Atlantic Gable.
LONDON. Sept. 2O.-fhe apprehensions Of
war have partially subsidized during the past
week The efforts of the Partisan press to
extract warlike significance from the speech
OF the King Of Prussia at Klel have proved
failure. 1t is evident that peace is sim
cerely desired by the Governments and
people Of Europe, with the cole exception
Of the Emperor of the French, whose pur.
pose il unknown and perhaps undeter-
mined growing indignation is mani
testing itself at his ambiguity or indecision.
TRIESTE, Sept 2O.--Shortly after his ar
rival at this port Admiral Farrsgut re-
ceived and entertained q party of Austria
Ian military and naval officers on board
his Gag ship the franklin. The Admiral
subsequently male visit to Miramop, the
residence of the late Arch Duke MaximiI
ian.
PARIS. Sept. 2O.-Queen Isabella, Of
Spain, made visit to the Emperor and Em
| press at Blarritz, soon after the return OF
the latter from st. Sebastian.
An instruction Is reported to lave
broken out at Andalusia, Spain.
DUBLIN, Sept. 20.-A . meeting Of Ro-
man Catholic clergymen at Galway, q reso-
luton was adopted pledping those present
to oppose all candidates for Parliament who
do not support Mr.. Gadstone's resolution
for the disestablishment OF the Irish church.
PEsTH, Sept 20.-The hungarian Diet
| proposes to establish universal religious tOl.
| Grafton throughout the Kingdom.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
Chicago, keck Island 1 Pacl1e
Railroad.

Chicago, Reek Island { Pacific
Railroad.
1868. Sumnef ARfangement. 1868.
Trainsrun By Chicago time winch 10 twelve min
nNASD AFTER r.. 1o DaS'' Nay IIs Il. 1855.
~ and until further notice. trains will leave
Davenport daily, lScndays s1ceptsd) - follows
0eing Rast-lst Nail train at. .......7 oS. 4, =.
- Night express. .......e %, ?. =.
0sins Wsst-ist, Express and Mail for Dee
Aeinss and wsshinston I. Is AZ.
I'd, Mined, for Dss Moinss aai
0uscatine. e,3OPn.
Arrive At Davenport daily, Sunday xesptsl
From the Esst-1st Night express II. 3 80,
I'd Daily Ex. 4 mail. & o6, ?. =
Frsn the West-lst Mixed from Des Neines
6.t5 An
I'd, Express from Dss Moinss
and Washington. ..s.o6Ps.
CONNECTIONS.
At Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with q. A. 4 8. L. X. X. for Bloom.
ington, Springfield, Be.
At LaSalle with l. G. R. for Dunisith. .
Louis, Cairo, &c.
nngton, Keokuk and Quincy.
H Peoria with p. P. : J. R. r. 4e.
At Des Moines. Iowa City, and Wa9hington
with western Stage Co.'S Stages, for all points
West. South vest and Northwest.
sleeping Cosches on ell Night trains, through
!s. e. g.. o. aes os:n 70 rr,
r. A. HALL. Asst Gen. 6upt Chicago.
4. KmsALt. Asst. Supt. Iowa Divieion.
4. a. a.... A.. D.s ~ssss''
Daveppest, Msp =, lsso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
MASSACHUSETTS.

Bosros, Massachusetts,, September l9,h.
1t having been stated that the course
over which Brown and Cutler rowed to
Pittsburgh recently was net full Eve miles.
and that Brown had 90 right to the credi.
OF making the fastest time on record,
Brown is out in o card to-day offering to
wager that he can beat his own time In that
race, namely, 81 minutes and 80 seconds.
OF ne will row any man in the world for
the Championshin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
CANADA.

OTTAWA, Sept. 9.-Applications for the
discharge of Eryhl, Duegan and Enghin
have been sent to the Governor General at
I instance of MI. Quincy. A detective Is
lee who recognizes Slater ~ member Of
tie Nsw York Fenian circle. II Is ex.
p,cted that further facts will be DEVELOPED
concerning the conspiracy
1t Is thought that the prospects for new
reciprocity treaty are very eight. 1t is con-
sidered that II will depend very much on
Mr. Seward.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
RB000rER !!


Notice 10 hereby given that the Board Of
Registry will b in session in the di 6srsn
districts at the following places, and dates
% follows:
Fret Ward-At the house Of A. Lang
lschner. on "Wednesday and Thursdsy,
Sept. 98d and Gath.
Neond Ward-At the house Of II. C..
Moller, Friday and Saturday. Sept. 2Sth
and 2Gth.
Third Ward-At the Township Clerks
Office (Harrison street, between Sd and 4th)
Monday and Tuesday, September 2eth and
goth
Fourth Wcrd--At the Office Of the Town.
ship Trustees, corner 9th and Brady. We'd
nesday and Thursday, September 3Oth and
October 1st.
fifth Wzrd-At the Pennsylvania Houae
Friday and Saturday, October I'd and Sd.
.Sirth Pard-At the Arsenal Brewery
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 5th ana
9th.
7otcrship-At g. Boreman's, in Gilbert.
Thursday, October 7tb.
At John Ny er's tavern on the Harrison
street road, on Friday October eth.
At II. Stcffen's tavern on the Dubuoue
road, on Saturday. October 9th.
At W. L. 6teinberg's, in Black Hawk, On
Monday, October 18th.
The Board will ~ q the abeve places
end dates from . = . . D. %.
By order q the Beard.
A. @. SnAlisulD.
Township Clssh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
Foreign News BY Atlantic Gable.

LONDON, Sept. 90, Midnight.-Ths fol>
lowing important news has been received
from Madrid: The prime minister, Con.
ssaler Bravo, and MaySide and Belda, mem.
bers Of the Spanish cabinet, have resigned.
The Marquis Of Havana has been requested
to fill their places dd INTERIM. The queen
is returning to Madrid, and martial law
has been proclaimed in the capital.
PANS, Sept. 20.-Ths journals here have
reports that . general movement against
the queen was commenced in Spain, headed
by Gen. Prim and by the generals who
were recently exiled. Some accounts say
that rebels are moving on Madrid IN force.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Sept. 2O.-The Republicans
hred one hunred guns yestefdsv in honor
OF the victory In Maine. Al night laree
meeting VAS held in washiugson Hall, ~
der the auspices OF the 0fant club. Ad.
dresses were made By Hon. John 8. Carliee.
formerly U. 8. Senator, and Hon. Benz.
Stanton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. PA serious rupture
has occurred between Bishop Duggan,
Catholic, and some Of his clergy in this
city The question and issue have been
referred to Rome for settlement. In the
meantime DR.. Dunno and Father Boles
stand susOeuded
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
COM N ERCuAL.
DaveDport Market Report.

Osrrcs ey rms DAvsSpoRf Dsu. cRAf,
September 9th. 1858.
Wholesale. %. co; retail, $3.50.
WasAf-Nev No. l. el.5s1l .65,jNo. 2, tl.50.
BARLsT-No elT0.
OArs-New, 46@45 Old, soc.
Rr.-New 3l.2o
OoRS-s09 SIC.
Onions -f5dT5.'
PcTArons-s0@tl.
BurSER-5S9S5c. per D.
EGos-l5c.
GREEN APrrEs-tl.15 per bushcl.
HAY-Good Timothy tl2o01tl4, %. per. ton .
Prairie SIC. oogll.oo per ton. Slough, 800.
ANTHRACITE yard elo.0o per ton.
WooD-1S %. per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

RocKLAsD, Ne. Sept. i9-Sherif
Lsughlin is missing and foul play is ex-
pectcd, bis horse and wagon having Been
found near pond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
Chicago N arkcs.

Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph. Sept. 81.
Flour-lrregular aprinR extras 7.250s.5o !.
supcrs 5.oo@6 90. Receipts 10, sac shipments,
1883.
Wheat-Firmer and higher No. opened n.
| Sc. and sold up to ssh; No. closed at l.s2 ;
No. 8 salable At l.4l15. Receipts, 1890 blu ;
shipments, 1928.
Corn Firm and in good demand; No !, sis1
@95, No. 2s33@s594. Receipts l2o, $40 bus !;
shipments 1873. 3Ti bus.
Oats Firm and better; good shipping de-
mand al 5s Receipts. lls,S5i bu; shipments,
los. Isl bus
Barley-Ilighe closing firm with upward
tendency; No .. l.73Gl..4. Receipts 1922
bu shipments 1926 bu.
Rye-Firm snd better: No. /, l.2l; No. 9
l.lsH. Receipts, $3.50 bu; shipments, $3.50
bus.
Provisions Dull.
Pork--2q eod29.25.
Shonlders-Du!l and nominal at l0i6.
Lard-Rlrm and saable a. 10.
Whisky-Unchanged.
Freights-6 oats, 7 corn and rye. 5 wheat, BY
sail TO Buffalo; I oats. 3 wheat bv steamto Buff.
fac
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

New York MARKET.
~ Telegraph September u.
Cotton-Quist at e6 1-e for middling uplande. !:
Flour-Favors buyers receipts 10 .eo2 barrels.
11S2s 50 for extra state 76n69 - for extra west
srn eoQle.5o for X. H. O.
Wheat Yirmsr; receipts "a, So bushels; l.71 fer
No and 8 epriBg mixed 60 for No spring |:
90 l-2 for white California
Rye-More active, ct 80
Corn-Rsceipts Ill ,629 bushels: 1lliiis for
unsound; 1.13Af y for sound mixed western,
Barley-Firn Ne raised state Al LIS
Oats-Qaist; receipts q. 42s bushsls: 69072 fer
ahoat.
Pork-Dall i as.7oas $50 for ness: as.7Soss.sO
for old.
Reef Dull.
Cut heata-Quet.
Lsrd-Qaiet . d dropping, at 1874 02eis for
steam: 2e,S020sS for kettle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph Sept. q.
Receipts-Cattle 10 cars. hogs Il cars sheep.
Scars.
Cattle-E1tra. 7.oo@7.25; fair to good, s. 80
O. IS; stockers, 2. 5o0t450.
HogsExtra, l0.25@l0io; good to choice,
s.15@l0.2oS.
Sheep Choice, 4.ooN4 Is; good, s,6c0s.7s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
Cluclnnati. Market

By Telegraph. Sept. q.
Flour Unchanged family, 9 Oo9s. so.
Whcat-Dull at l.95.
Corn-Low shslled e6ISs.
Rye-Dull at l.51.
Oats 56@57.
Barlev-Unchanged.
Whisky-Scarcs and firm at LBS free.
Pork--Duli ct 1915.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

BY Telegraph. Sept. 20.
Flour-Quiet.
Wheat White, better /; amber steady; white
Michigan at 2.ll02.l2; amber Michigan 2.0A
No. spring l.1o; No. 2 spring IS.
Corn-Steady held ct .o3.
Oats Better sales u So.
Rye Quiet at 1.250el.2e.
bsrley-Fivs cents better; Canadian les.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
-. Louis Market.

By Telegraph. Sept. 81.
Flour--Dull aud dropping. with no demand
except for low grades.
wheat--Declined Ice on fall grades spring
unchanged.
Corn--yery dull and unsettled, 93@e5.
Oats--53@57.
Rye-Lower At l.l5ll.ls.
Barley Flat, buyers holding CT.
Pork Quiet At q. 90.
Bacon-Dull clear sides, Ie4; shoulders,
l2A.
Lard-vsry little doing jobbing sales. lss{
GLE.
whiskey-Hel1 at AIS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

New York Money Market.
by Telegraph September 81
Stocks-weak.
Bonds-e's 81. 1i4S . So. let. LEX; ind.
1.1o;s 81. Liz new. 90: 81, o.; coupons Of
'Gs, 1.09is; 1o-4e., l.04T.
Paciic-i,tos,.
New York Central-l COZ.
Erie-4.ss.
Illinois Central--1.A
Northwes,ern-sst preferred s9ss.
Rock 1sland-1.03 IL.
Wabaeh-62.
Gold-l.4k.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

BY Telegraph. Sept. 20.
Flcur-Dull and lower; NX city 81; Xxx
country s; extra ~.
Wheat-Firm, and fair de nand, No. !, ]. 60 ;
No. 3, l.50.
Oorn-Qaiet and steady,95.
Oats-Firm and in fair demand At 5SH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

No. 3 West Second st.,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
"E RESPECTFULLY ASK TIE AffDn
~ Mon Of the Public 10 our large sal .SeD
plete 0toek. consisting in pastsf
NAILS, FENCE WfRE, Flows.
FARMING TOOLS, MANILA AND
TAnRED ROPE WINDOW GLASS. -.
WHITE LEAD, LEAD PIPE.
FABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
silver PLATED Ware. Leather onA
Rubber D01alng.
D1U0n8S, COTTON AND HEMP fWiHDO
BROOM TWINEH. Broom WlRc.
PlTCn, OAKUM, FILES. OnAINe,
HORSE SHOES, HORSE Nails.
PUMPS, PISTOLS, SHOT POuOn8o
POWDER fLA6K6, PORCkLAl0
KlTTLBS AND SAUCE PANS, HOUSE OAD
HRNTERS'. SHIP CARPENTER6' Ma
ORINlST'B AND COOPERS' TOOLS.
And general assortment Of goods IL or line
which " oHsr q WHOLGbALE RETAIL
~-A
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NO. 2s.
Lincoln on Ccifax- Story Of Ran.


| % Abe. as We used 10 call ou, Is,s pea.
ae"'' hto wonderful percep ion OF m..,,
eha ecitfs. and sn la x.susiibie fu.d Of
bvr hneedc'ss wi'i which ~ iIIu.,.,e them
ih- beet lus'ra,i9n Of "a. .h-rnc,., .f
'he l'"e p"Ppiijy pu' up by II. radical,
To- siee Pfssid.n'. was tLa, q. f.i,c.., ,s
o'c b, one Who h,srd 'hsi ke Wnen
II'i Sss elected Speaker. he wa. If
course i'H'nt neely .sst up lie corc,iv.a
me IDEA sha. 'he old rue Of washington. 81.
queue witch '""ksd Senators .b, We msm.
o'fs ~ HE Iiouse. in ii,.ir iD,erc.u,.p in
We f'eside"', vas oil ~,o,r; I'm, N.
Sp'hksf had pr tnce over S,ns,.,..,,h.
7" " = hprse. Citing upon rhr pn.ide,,
81" cfhh'n ctcssion, he was v.oui,.d :.
wah rn''i he conclusion Of an jo,,,,;.w
between a Senr'or ard Lincoln. c.u.x
TOOK 'his 10 b b dudceou. ND m Dc s,u.,a
marks about ~. These comi. ,o ,b..
- od Abe, in a eonysrsa,iyn on N. 49,,
Ter with same Illiuois D.moe,sts h4.
0'Hix fniad' m- q r-rp. once .wn,s
oy an Old ide"d. Farmer Jone.. of s,r..
mo" county. The rhmws ,ol,y.LI, ..;.
h'm'i Tor That tsy. before The sock 81
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'ofs while. OLe dny he became trohs,s
r"'"e' o'ose 'hr Ugh isnce rmp, into >, ,s.
ming heid smons The cows. efe,,b,
'e'"ef blows nor COS king could i,cu.e,b,,
'''" 10 nerd viii The sheep sc.in lie f,u
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'u''' aud no'hirg could pers usdc l;mon,,
ns' notion. Coifrx. silce he has t..,
moo Speaker. rever will be copsinc. d Inn,
&c 10 no' bigger sheep ,hsn ;hose feih ",
Z" ''e "o''h efdoi The Cspi,ol'
Ever after he w's c.licd BY those wbo
'es'd the story. Ram Cltx.'
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