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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10

this afternoon was surprising
ANYTHING ever bsfore witnessed upon these
grounds. From early In the morning until
three o'clock in the afternoon the gates
were thronged, and the streets leading from
the city lined and jammsd with every class
Of vehicles known to the present race. More
than . hundred public convsyaness were
plying back and ferth-climbing the blum
with full loads, going down empty. Every
body and their blsod relations were
going to the fair, sure. Treasurer
Mcneil and ! corps Of dozen -
sistants we're on the alert ct the e'eks'
boxes and entrance gates for eight hours
rakipg in pcstals and grssnbacks with
commeudabls activity. When the gates
closed tonight there wss good'y smsua'
Of funds in the trsasury-nsariy >s.ovo
~ presume, II not more. This sssHs prob
able from the fact that there were not isss
than tWssty toousaod pssp'e % sne
grounds s-all q the strength sf twenty-five
cent tickets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10


HARLAN LAsr NlGar.-H Mian spoke in
tho German Theatre last night to an audi
once, which was mixed in the extreme,
there were probably a few voters OF the
Rad party present. After things had bc
como in . measure settled, the Senator wss
introduced and proceeded to say bis piece.
His ex ,rdium was most ineffably silly. lis
thought thc increase in the prosperity OF
our State should be attributed to the firm
ness and 'loilty" Of the Republican party.
lie waded around in bunccmbe, laid the
origin of the warts continuation ard all
tha attendant evils at the door OF the Dsm-
crecy. They che Democracy mayer
helped carry on the war quoted very
much garbl-d resolution Of the Democracy
relative 10 reconstruction, entirely forget
ting to render 1t in the strict letter and
spirit in which it was made and adopted,
and which ssvs. ",hat immediate efforts
be made for cessation Of hostilities, with
. Wow TO an ultimate convention OF the
States. Or other psaeeable means, IS tbs
end that, at ths earliest prscticablo no.
ment psaec may 30 sss;orsd 81 tis basis q
the Federal Union"
He kept on for several lengthy periods
IN this same ireary drivsl and prosy retro
spae.. We will not stop to follow him, il
vs.saiy ss HE pcpula,i,o sxOrdium. Mis-
statements, misrepresentation without
number we're made, 0nd unblushingly ad
hsrrsa to. He had to explain away biz
bitter speech for the removal OF Grant al
tho time OF the battle OF Shiloh, went back
on what he had saii, told them he va,
thoroughly converted, believed with bon,d.
less confidence in Hiram U :, won, hi, Who'll,
length on him and the Repub,o., ,.-.r
The live and vital ISSUES o. Tho a.v -.
totally ignored, not word unon sns,...
but in its stead the resurrection Of ola r.,a,
and strifss which ara nc. before the unh,;,
for discussion. These we're dwelt upo,
long and faithfully. His disquisition o
the negro question which vas nothing mo,
or less than an hours argument TO pro,
the negro the equal Of the white man, vi
one Of tho most futile attempts at publ
speech ever attempted in this city. h
then went over tho usual twa1dle CONNIE
With speakers Of his class in regard to Il
high hopes Of the faithful this fall, and I
it was late and the prospect Of getting hon
was very refreshing to the youth vine vel
there assembled, the last part of his r
marks met with marks OF appreciation
Having concluded By masking an appeal
the audience 70 bs sure and vote for Il
grea. American mummy 10 the fall he qui
The meeting followed suit and the Tame
proceeded, TO store thsir depeted oil car
in thsir headquarters. The Rock lslar
Tanners who were hare, went home, and
. late hsur quiet rsignsd supreme in o'
streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10

wy - OuUuSUs III 400
nHB REAL EsTATE OF T11p LATE JUpe1
sing valuable busisese alN fssosea Doee u ~ ~
proper. ~ lots IN Mfshelli9 ~, - sad llh eNok
ticna. Des sutisul tfsets 0e ~ arSeo o. ne ede
eces ct lcte rsas The eisy llnie. 1srpsicss tsnD
As.aspS ssH - bon I. nirrrrrx
o.;ssp,f = ssyyls:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10

For best trotting horse, marc Or gslding,
$500 for first aud $500 for the second came
eta 3 o'cloek best three in Gve 70 harness.
Nielsen names Bashaw, jr, Jim Rscksy
names Jim Rscksy, AsAllister names Kirk
wed. Rsshs names Thsmss, ard Calvin
psiSes Pin Tsuvls. Kistwosd wen ths
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10

Dan Voorhees, at the pole. Niger Boy
second. They kept together the first round.
Niger Boy little ahead on the second.
Dan voorhss came in ahead, Winning .
closely contested heat in 2:86.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21
r;+v and County.

,,ovrurY ALMANAc.-A copy of this pub.
iraSi'e 1890 has been placed upon our table by
su01 ~ If the Postoffice Bookstore and News
fnl =. roval quarto of rs pages. Besides the
|qa ,.ndar and interesting chronological and
nFl'" -, t,bles in the work. there is large
'oiu.' o,sant, instructive reading. in prose and
'ap' .r;rtiye, imaginative, scientific and use
Nfs "a .ra four full page colored illustrations,
ln g the seasons, which are handsomely ex-
n'oD' ,hop. dozen of fine wood engravings of
ru - ~ s,anes amusingly or happily designed.
sun M ,lease young and old. grave and gay. Do
W. ,rt.bsll TX. MarveN is editor. and among the
sntributors are Oliver Wendell Holmes, James
NJ, well Harriet Beecher Stowe, and E. Ever
u l. an attractive publication, and copies
'-' :, purchased at the Postoffice Bookstore.
NJ ,,.,a .ictures of Spinning scene in Winter
"..,;ng scene in Autumn, are alone worth the
| . AZ the work.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

orrpr,Sp MoNrHLY.-The November mum
.,;s new ani very meritorious California pc
-, .r-c.ssas either Of its four serial predeces
:. .bs variety, character, and interestingness o.
,-..nts Peculiarly entertaining to all on this
:. The articles which treat upon THE Dead
1 =, ralifnrn;a," The Coming Season" "Our
.a,r Tamplcs," Restaurant Life in San Francis
.rbaat in California, and that Concerning the
r,-,souake." Besides these. the sketches OF
c-,i.a On SLAYER" Of ''Carthagena, OF sahara
ss,-aDs, AMI OF The last Of the Great Navi'
/ w. lspt Cook the story of "Ancona," and the
+. r an "Locusts and Wild Honey" are attractive
.,a,iDc. The criticism on Wilkie Collins late
u. Aa "MolnS;one, is very apt, and in the
\, is happily dashed of mess of - Gossip
Il" Again We take pleasure in commencing
nv rsalabe and excellent Magazine To this
" CorieS Of il can be purchased at the Post
Bookstore
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

the week three OF the long
residents and we'll, known business ncn OF this
4re lepa-teI-one for California, anu two for
4 ol home in Germany. The three are: Harry
k.r.L {. J. BerEs;iel, and J. H. Hickman. Each.
l .ISs7a, las made snug fortune during his resi-.
i 1s.a, and they Ill purpose 20 taSe play spell
kjCy The fruits Of their business success. Bern
i nj Hickman VIII larry few days in san Fran
i, A51cs proceed TO New York by steamer, and
! iat:e vii Journey 10 Europe to visit their re-
/ ays home spots Mr.. Hickman expects TO be
b ron here for about year. Meantime the
HakaAa Dickinson will keep on as usual.
1 II n:h their numerous friends in wishing the
4 .sn:iamen every good in life.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

" 49,
BOWERS, G. j., Presiding.
Fai.hsa r. Z. Edmondson, Esq, Clerk. We
IN The ~ 1u Inc following report Of the pro.
i q " r District Court. last week, as follows:
" Nsaoialanl L Stewart; judgt for pltfr.
setas ~ 4 o'Brian; Judgment a ffirmed.
Judge Va 70 thompson; continued.
ssne vas .I Sohn claresy; continued.
:! noOn .h saIaitted to citizenship.
Court adjourned sine de.
THE aa y article on the death of Capt. John
Ase,s.tsssa steamship owner. and an ex.rac.
pqOo, o.s s letter written on board steamer,
4ss,..' ~ 10Th. by Mrs. J. M. Belts, on her
are deferred till the mex. issue
speaa fank b. Britten. County Tar co,.
psass.s, N much the res. Of this page. he i
thbs I'm n his say: but the law REQUIRE. i,
aAl . ssl.aful an oficer 70 40 bach. ON
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
At the ST. Charles Hotel. Idaho City, Nov. 18TH by
Jonas W. Brown, j. p CHAs. T. F. Petersen TO Miss
CATHARISA E. DEIaEL.
We acknowledge the receipt Of champagne, and
wish the happy pair long life Of contentment. 81
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

.r,oir. ~ DAY'-Ne@t Thursday, Nov. goth, is
irnn W President Johnson as a Public
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

ye.,.-~ o--Sec the card Of Mr.. @. s. Smith,
Rsv.,. -aoiic' and also Collector of u. s. In.
'uOe for this district.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

are indebted to p. T.. Edmondson.
- =" 'ae District Court. for =" points d" and
=. furnished to enable us to present to our
i'''Aht decision in the case of A. D..
a. vs.. J. Carey ct al
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

- ,-a AasAD.-We have to compliment Good
;. As' Co.'S Owyhee Messenger. for his
.-l''ned to us the earliest intelligence that
equally giTea her vote for Seymour and
-, published last Saturday. The Boise City
49, same day did not contain the news.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21
ge,t5 Adpertiseluents.

GEO. 3. SMITH,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AND COLLECTOR OF U. 8. INTERNAL.
REVENUE.
oFFICE-In Postofioo Building, Idaho City, II. 81
1Ncv. n, 1S6S-m3 IT, ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

rn,. gratefully return thanks for the treat
/. '4' mess Of luscious California grapes.
II. -. =. Ara. James A. Pinney. There is
SUE Kid on sale at the postoffice store
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

Ia n, VIC arc under obligations to Char
pleS Of late Chicago papers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

McGregor D.,
Personal property, IL OF
Merritt Samuel A.,
House used as law Office, and per-
sonal property, 238 *
Master R. H.,
Merchandise, 10 5t
Monday Fl. G.,
Lien against stringham, 80 81
Miller & Co.,
Lien against Holbrook, 10
Maloy Neil,
Lien against Sanders, Harris g. Co., 18 II
McNary JAS,
Mortgage against Moody, SO OF
Maloney Steve,
Mortgage against Cody, 40 /:
Mccullough NJ,
Mortgage against Turner, 20 i:
Mooney Thos.,
Mortgage against Mooney, SO 3:
Mooney Thos.,
Mortgage against Pierce, 10 81
Mcdonald H.,
Mortgage against Cody. ST
Miller F.,
Mortgage against Thevenin, "a 81
Munsey L. j.,
Estate of, and personal property, % Il
Murphy p,
House in Pioneer City, 37t
Mccormick NJ,
Personal property, % !:
McGregor John,
House on Main street known as Nc
Gregor's Hall, 81 q
Millimonisk NJ,
Martins Restaurant. Wall street. 10 Ct
Mcclure,
House on Main street, II 3:
Meredith H.,
Mortgage against Dunbar, 80 3!
Myers Geo,
House and carpenter shop OH Mont
goinery street, 6 8:
Markham d.,
Ranch and improvements, and per-
sonal property, 80 81
Norris w,
Personal property, IL s.
Nicholson Il Clark,
House and lot on Nam street, and
merchandise, &c. la O.
Nichols d. NJ,
House aud Improvements in Cali
fornia Gulch, aud personal prop. SO G.
Orphanc Mrs,
House and lot ON East Hill, g.
Odbcrg j. NJ,
Personal property, 6 4C
.O'Donald T.,
House in Pioneer City, and i'm
proscments, II 3:
Putzkc f.,
House and lot east side of Mont
gomery street, 9 Oh
Poy.
House and lot west side of Main st, 7 p
Pony Am,
Three houses north. east corner OF
Montgomery and Wallulu streets,
cook house and two adjoining
houses on Montgomery street and
personal property, Sc Il
Pow x Co,
Personal property, Ii
Powell 4 Coc,
House and lot corner Of Main aud
Wallula street and fire. proof cellar;
fre.proof cellar on Walula street;
house and lot on Main street; house
and lot on Main street; Kcmpner
cellar; house and lot on Wall St;
and personal property, 1892 SO
Painter & Blacklcge,
House at Deadwood and personal
property, 10 81
Pricstlev w. D.,
House on Main street. 81
Porter II. f.,
Personal property, 10 &C
Pixley H.,
Garden Guch Ranch, and personal
property, "a 81
Pindle r. w,
Notes and accounts, ~ 40
Peterson 2. ct ais,
Lien against Summit Flat, SO ~
Porter w. H.,
Ranch and improvements and per-
sonal property, % "a
Pierce John B.,
House and lot upper Main street,
and personal property, 81 10
poborts po,, XNm
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L
| House and lot east side Main street,
City Restaurant, % IL
Gallagher, Mrs.,
| House and lot ON Main street, Ire
mont Restaurant, personal property, % IL
Greathouse, Henry,
One barn and personal property, 30 30
German, John,
| House and lot south side of Com
mercial street and furniture, horse,
saddle and bride, le 81
GAM Geo.
Lower room of building known as
Good Templar Hall, 81 90
Hung Shon,
House and lot east side of Mont
gomery street, s 81
H9rchner II. c.,
Personal property, 8 90
Ho Gee,
House west side of Wallulu street, %
Hunter Mrs,
Three houses and lots on the west
side of Wallula street, 90 II
Hy Lung,
Wash House on Montgomery St,
Idaho City, and personal property, 16 08
Hop Sing,
nv street and nersonoI nroneTtv "a 81
Hayse A.,
Personal property, % u
Hunt & Elliott,
Personal property. lag %
Haunt g. Str;Lo
House and LOT Main street Idaho
City, and personal property. 36 81
uorn;nu u q
Personal proprrtv oG "a
u..c
Uouse and Inf w.st aida If Main g,
aud personal property, % q
Hon SING (Pollyl
Hons, ON Main street r 80
Harmon r 4
Personal nroperty d y
Hamilton Miss Mary.
House and lot Main street, Pioneer
City, aud personal property, 30 a
HAYS II. b.,
House in Granite Creek. used asa
Saloon aud personal property 40 ~
Hathaway X BeZZini,
Personal property li3 10
IIo Loi.
House on Montgomery street, 10 20
Harmon W.
Personal property. Sc so
leo, Thoran
-, IT. ,o ~
r..,..t
'I 80 NSo'' -; p v;.p
and personal property, 10 so
= p.,,;,i,
ou',"1o,i :" 49, v. ~ -, ,- M
r-nssT
'Jn.' -, ;, :.
ie''o"1' P'oPe'H' ~
johnson ~, 90.
House a''u io' Dear num- GO
jennie Emma woman
iiou'e anu 'o' Dear """' 10
Jones t.'
'old spring hanch' peFso"a' prop - 10
X anc Il Cassidy,
Vacant lot and hre-prooi cellar IN -
rear ot same Oh Main street ~ oo
Kraft Frank,
Il l.. T.. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

Redemption Fund.
T WILL RECEIVE FROM DATE
l. until the last day Of the next ensuing regular Ses
sion Of the Board Of Comfy Commissioners sealed pro-
posas for the surrender County Warrants tho Re
dempton Fund. A. D. SAUNDERS. 81
Treasurer Of Boise County.
idaho City, November q, 1S6s.n2td.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

---Sclsco SEEENADEEs.--A troupe Of Ethio-
t-'''7is' consisting ~ 10. Delavan. Harry Sin
- Fa!Lner, Chas. Lewis. with Ca. Edmonis
s'.;'o'' have been making tour Of the Basin
wing the week, with fair success, we hear.
','''' entertainments in this city last week.
-'''s'' and We're much applauded. They
= -s's again, this evening. we believe. and
"-seF. De!avan is veteran at the bust
>-i'''t was here last season with the ApOl-
~ To and see them, If you want to spend
|a:h
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

klt17ZD His 4g1DE-Chief Justice Bowers and
/ a.: here by stage early in the week for Boise
hare 70 reside. We regret 10 lose the Jadge
s Ealble wife and interesting family from the
4 u RESIDENTS, and reflect the sentiment of the
7cEl- Il saying this; bat abide where they may
is VII carry with them the hearty good feel
/ --' 4ea in friendly. social intercourse. And
a--4l sphere, Judge Bowers has warmly won
p MO the Respect and confidence OF all. by his
~l9l ne Bench, az one learned in the law. as
'-ndsd i1r1st, and as an honest-hcarted mag
llAa0 can safely trust in her Chief Justice,
al aid, to her present Supreme Bench.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-11-21

-
Gulch and personal property, 357f
SchWamb G. W..
House and lot on Montgomery st.
three houses on Wallula street, and
personal properly 90 o.
Sluter H.,
Tersohai properly, W.
Stringham ThOs. IT.. 80 ts14 80
Toll road, sIdaho to More's Greek;
ranch and improvements and per.
'onai property 10
olocum H.,
rersonai properly % 20
omlth II. D,
Personal property, 6 q
Stills F., Ts
Personal property, 10 60
Saylor N. n.
Ranch and improvements and per.
sonar property, "a 90
Sang Hing
Personal property, l6 O8
Stevenson B. G.
Personal nronertv ,s, co
c.. n w
D,r.,I;no hI,,so - p.o;po
nersonai nronartv "''U \, &c
turner "A. 1,
n nuaon d' n.n ~. On wan s'feeI anu o.
-,
Ine'ehih a.,
Improvements Oh Siohitor Lode' %
lompklns D. j.,
a nuaaaihg u known as the Cody BRICK 20. .,
~, ~ -''' '''o'' Ok
persono H. n,onou.,. "a,
~ p''p'''' Va
iI'o'
-, ie''ona' property D %
long wa a. TO-,
House and lot on Main street; fire.
p'''' .'Aa' anu hiefciandize' no w
lhevenn D.,
a nric h. pal,a,ng adjoining Vantne's'
1-.,..r
Wanant =. .ou,, .;,o oe v.u.,.
street, next Mammoth Corral 80
Unknown ~
Two vac,,, lar. On Mar s.r..
known as the CITY Hotel and MAJ
nolia Restaurant lots, 10 60
TIMBER Charles
House and lot adjoining saw mill;
lot next to Clark & Co., and per-
,-s p'Op, ~, ~
l nuer"ooo ASH,
lwoirame houses andlots on Mont
y soy ''''
'aiilcr H.,
:, 1"1 Wv =" ''''''s0"e'' '"'
'aliet,
PERSONAL property. D Al
e'ieled Ihos''
naraon. I" $3.50 ~. =" "A street, anu o, &c
w
Imnrarnn.. -, u,h ..
n.ppi .".. 'n '""eA anu pei no "a
e'"", property q" 90
Wheeler,
Estate of, and personal property, 81 IL
WallP
Estate If and nersonal nronertv II %
W., Wv
Personal property, lib "a
yVr;ob+ Kr;lEor
"r'Sh' 4" h'ian',
House and lot on Main street and
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-09-22

A lady riding in q Car on the New
York Central Railroad was disturbed in
her reading by the conversation of two
gentlemen occupying the seat before
her. One Of them seemed to be a stu
dent of some college on his way home
for vacation. He used much profane
language. greatly to the annoyance of
the lady. She thought she would rcbuke
him, and, on begging pardon for inter-
rupting them, asked the young student
if he had studied the languages. eyes,
madam, have mastered the languages
quite we'll" ''Do you read and speak
Hebrew "Quite fuently.r a"Will
you be so kind as to do me small ia.
vorp'' "With great pleasure. am at
your service" "Will you be so kind as
to do your swearing In Hebrew7"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-09-22
Indiana State Fair.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 9th, 1868.
ED. PALLADIUM:

ED. PALLADIUM:
SIR: The Sixteenth annual Indiana
State Fair to be held in this City, Sept.
2Sth is near at hand, and bids fair to be
much the largest exhibition ever held
in the State. Full $4,000 are offered
in premiums, and over S11 900 have been
expended during the summer in fitting
up the grounds. An Amphitheater 40x
300 feet, Mechanics Hall 30x20O feet,
Fine Art Hall 5Oxl5O feet, and several
other new buildings have been erected.
The time track enlarged and improved,
and everything within reach of the
Board has been done to render visit to
the Fair pleasant to all. The citizens Of
Indianapolis have contributed literally,
and are earnestly at work to make the
Fair grand success. The F. & I. r. r.
have laid side track to the grounds and
together with the street cars will carry
passengers from the Union Depot and
all parts Of the city to the Grounds.
Believing these annual fairs to be of great
benefit to the industrial interests of the
State, we respectfully ask that you will
lay these matters before your readers.
Hoping to see you at the Fair
am very respectfully % r.
A j. HOLMES, Sec &
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-09-22
CAS- Goes Boston so Goes
i sadw the State!' @

The citizens Of Boston and vicinity, have determin
ed 70 havs . GRAND RALLY, on Saturday Next,
Sept. 20th. Hon. N. H. JOHNSON, Hon. G. w. Ju-
LIAM, Gen. T. w. BENNETT, and other Speakers vii |
be thses, and address the People. GO TO BOSTON,
The sighting Boys in Blue" will have Torchlight
Procession 1t night, and FREE FEAST will be pro-
vided for them and others from distance. Arrange
ments have been made with several Republican Farm
crs Of the Township to convey all who will attend
from Richmond, to Boston and back home, without
charge. LET Us ALL GO, for the glorious Union
Men and Women of Boston, have always been true to
the "Old Flag" md to the best interests of the
try, during the democratic rebellion, and now they
are just determined 70 conquer lasting Peace ct
the BallotBox by helping to elect Grant and Colfaxs
ON TO BOSTON! BOYS! NEXT SATURDAYM
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-09-22

Accounts from Georgia, state that
meeting of Republicans, was attacked
at Camilla, Ga, on Saturday last, by the
Ku Klux Democracy, and between fifty
and sixty persons were killed and woun-
ded. A resolution, calling upon the
President of the United States for as
sistance, to protect the lives of citizens.
was voted down in the Georgia Legisla.
tare. and good Democratic Com mittee
was~raised to inquire into the facts and
report-and the whole matter may be
regarded as suppressed in their hands.
The whole State is boiling with commo-
ton, and loyal men tremble for their
safety. Treason hasn't been whipped
out of the Democratic party yet
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-09-22
RICHMOND MARKETS.
CINCINNATI MARKET.


FLOUR-Dull; sales of family At SO 50@9 rs. J
WHEAT-Dull; sales of No. at 81 9S and buyers
were not offering than 81 IS at the close.
CORN-In moderate demand at 9602Sc. 80.
OATS-Steady at 56@57c.
RYE-Dull at 81 81.
BARLEY-In good demand for fall at $22512 IS.
COTTON-Firm at 26c. 9e1gtt enc
TOBACCO-Unchanged.
WHlSKEY-Firm at Zoe in bond and 81 IS free.
MESS PORK-Qniet at S2S IS. 4 ~ tsees7 sf
LARD-Advanced to 1870, and more bu yers than
sellers at this rate at the cfose the stock now here
Is quite small estimated at 1000 tierces.
BULK MEATS-Du shoulders 11c.; sides IS We.
BACON-ln moderate de Iaand in the jobbing way
at l2X@15, and lee for shoulders, clear rib, and
clear sides. e@@tiltss
HAMS--Are dull at 191z@20k.
BUrTER-Scearce and prices advanced to 35@4oe.
sEGGS-Advanced TO 25c, and the market firm.
=LiNSEED OIL Unchanged and duh at 81 10.
GROCERIES-Unchanged and firm better de-
mand.
GOLD-l43N. s2 eazsss ezaM sts
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Commissioners Sale.

DURSUANT to an order of the Wayne Common
IL Pleas Court of Wayne County, Indiana, the un-
dersgned will offer at Public Sale, on the Or ,mises
on Saturday, the 3lst day of October, 1885, at one
o'clock of said day. the following Real Estate to-wit
Lots No. J. 2, SD 4, in Block No 40, Hagerstown in
Daniel Scheeble. One fourth of the purchase none
will be required down, and the residue in three equal
date with interest from date Notes for the deferred
payments secured by mortgage the premises,
will be required of the purchaser. A deed will be
made to purchaser when the sale is confirmed and
the conveyance is ordered by the Court The proper
~ can BE- purchased at private sale at any before
the above day. JAMES PERRY,
Commissioner and Administrator.
September 20, 1868. s. anf aise 90 29-ts
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DIR. Garcelon, the new Democratic
convert of Lewistown, Ne, and candi
date of the party for Congress in that
district, said in his speech before the
Androscoggin County Convention "If
the Republican party had adopted i'm
partial suffrage for all the States into
their platform, they would have had my
hearty and cordial support Thus, &C
cording to the Doctors philosophy, be-
cause he thinks the Republicans do not
favor impartial suffrage everywhere, he
supports the party which opposes it
everywhere