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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
LOCAL TIE ri ..

Twsuty-one thousand four hunired and thir-
~ seysn acres OF land in Guthrie. and Addair
counties, and nearly every county in the State.
Lots aud houses in town, cheap for cash.
ELOnIpss Bso.,
Land and Insurance Agents. No. 20. Brady
street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

JAnss 5. KIaK 1 Go. - ins staple ssd fancy
Toilet Soaps. comprising German Matted. Olive
Star. Improved Chemical. Palm, &c. Sold by
all grocers and fancy goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

Tss Bssr ASp OsisiSAL Touro % Iaen. Phos-
phnrus sni Caiistya as Caawcll, Mack b Co .
Ferro PlD.pl trttei Elixir ~ CalisayA bark. The
iron restore. color tothe blood. the phosphorus
news ~as. OF 'hs nerve ssue. and the casaya give
natural b-iithful tone the digestive organs.
thereby curing dyspepsis In its various forms,
veskfulnsss general debility, and depression Of
spirits ManrfaciareI only BY Csswell. Hazard .
o. Now York fehi0-dwrow&wed- mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

Sss Buses or GaArss. In another column.
of sPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERs. It
is highly recommended by physicians for dvs-
peptics. on account OF its tonic proprieties, its
purity and its delicious tsvors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
81 CAUTION IN TIME

rereone that desire TO uee Dr. Hsr,,cx.s On, c,s
~ S,.ssssinssi.e PrAsraR, that cures pain weak.
uess ano distress In I've hours and that m sto<,A
me test OF peri nee thirty years ehouid NOT can
.oana them with the miserable unblescned Husii 5.
kss,.,s 80 or.a oaeL ~otiniesa preparations called
On in place Of Herrick'e- DR Hxnr,ces E,n pss..- ps
fRes AND SueAs CoArEn PfLis, arr ueea i, ~. r, n
Army and Navy. are introduced into r,sse 49,, 2.
tails. Aims Houee., and Prisons, and s,s,,,. Si so
n unities With their wonderful cufes Five tSon-
sand payeiciaus and surge0ns use and snderse ths,
Call ees ana - that yOa gget noos hat Hrss.crsa
xiD rIAss10 AnD susAs CoAsD PnasA SeiS =
1ealee0 ovegyW1eso. ieeAH00
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

Do TnEy WsAR rms SnssrsKlKs. The
Peoria papers tell Of company Of female
tanners at Pekin. III and how they turned
out to hear Gov. Oglesby speak the other
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

DrnoSr. on Maine street, hasa tremso-
dous stock Of those celebrated, first proui-
um EraRxA and Garden City Cooking
Stovss; the Brilliant Sslf'Fesding, Monitor
and many others. They are going With .
rush. Gail and supply yourselves with the
best in the market. a No. 10, Main street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

Nor DsAD. though silent it speaks. Citi-
sens Of Davenport, will you, will you. can
you lot reason controll. aud examine the
superior merits OF the Wilcox 4 Gibbs BE-
fore you buy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

"CovsrrrSToy WAsEa" 10 certain cure for
Diabetes. and all diseases Of the Kidueys. For
sale by ail Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

GooD BARcArs.- Mr.. J. $. Smith hss
sold bis fine gelding. Euigrsnt. to Denpstes
4 Co., Of Chicago, for $1,000. The horse
was purchased At Whcatland, just after his
trot there. and takso direct TO Chicago.
The purchasers will keep him for driv.
ing horse, and rot put him upon The
course. This is What ~ call sUgood bar.
eain Sof - Iowa horse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

Tsn Dorm pAusxpnsxr.-Thse committee
from che northwestern part Of the State.
asnt cut to soc il they can pledge enough
usubsrs of the Legislature to the repeal OF
he Dsud amendment - warrant the calling
ef On extra session, report fsvorably, prob
ably thinking that, they are called togsth-
q for that purpose that it can b accom-
plishsd, and this, too, in the face Of The
fast that it was passsd ct the last session
With large majority. If the Governor
calls an extra session for that purpose, We
are Of the opinion he win entirely mistake
the temper Of che Twelfth General Assem-
bly,. The northwestern part Of The State
say they cannot complete the road to Sioux
City, or, rather John o. Blair says 90, un,
less that amendment 10 repealed. Yet, the
c., R. l. & P. r. r. 10 being crowded thre'
faster than ever. II 10 but an excuse to
delay the building Of the Sioux City road in
the interest cf Blair, that the repeal Of this
amendment 10 asked. II doesn't seem to
prevent The building Of other roads in the
State, and there is no reason Why tho State
stould stultiiy itself BY rspealing an amend
msnt passed % recently. Il 10 fos the In
ssrsst Of the State, situated, ~ she d, -
the Mississippi, 70 retain all The powers
slsiasd in railroad matters, and - no doubt
will think majority Of the Lsgislaturs.-
It may BE- necessary 10 use those powers
sometime, il that timo has not already ar'
rived
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
lSeS.Season Arrangenents.l s.lSGS.
NORTHERN LINE PACKET co.

DAILY LINE OF PASSENGER STEAMERS
BETWEEN
81. Louis, Rock Island, Davens
port and ~. Paul.
Consisting OF the following Splendid Steamer
DUBUQUE. MINNESOTA,
HAwKliE STATE, SUCKER STATE,
DAVENPORT, MUSCATlNE,
CANADA. PkMBlNA,
RESkRNE, sAvANNA.
T EANlN0 ST. LOUIS EVERY EVENING tSUN-
~ days excepted, at o clock +. Al.
All the shove boats are manned by careful and ex-
pericnced officers and crews, and have been thor
Ouyhiy repsir-d and relttcd. and exertione will
be spared to the comfort and convenience Of
passengers ard the careful handling of freight
The Company own several Freight Steamers, and q
large number OF No. Barg.s. the greater part OF
which are adapted 10 carry grain in Dnlk and are
prepared TO carry all freight offering with oifpatch
The Company return thank. TO the public for their
liberal patronage for the past ten yeare and hope to
deserve and receive continl lance of their favors.
JAMRS WARD, TU0S. II. GRIFFITH,
President. Secretary
Tscs. J. BuroEDSupt. ]. NJ. Mason, Fight Ag.ts
spri7-dH X. u. PRETTfAAN. Ay.n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

M FL a r T z.
The Great lll,1SiOniSt.
In his unrvaled entertain ent as given by him for
fourteen consecutive months 81 Dodworth Hall, N.
Y. Among other astonishing wonders he will in
t-oduce hi great unsolved mystery OF HUMAN
HEAD FLOATING IN The AIR, moving. laugh
Ing and talking without the slightest semblsnce Of
body. The HIsDoo FIowsa THicK The .EhIA.
BELL causing every watch In the room TO strike the
hour. The MARVELLOUS HAT. and dny other en-
tlreiy new fsats peculiar 10 and only accomplished
BY n bartz, forming the most novel and unique en-
tertainment ever knn In the annals OF amusement
eral brilliant Solos or one OF Cnckerings celebrated
Piano. The Piano used 10 from Hoyts Ausic
ktore, ~ Brady Street, and va. On Exhibition at the
Fair.
The Parqne,te only viii be OPEN. Admission 30
cents. Front Of ParQuette Is cents. Seats can be
Secured Al LIse 4 Griggs' Bookstore.
sepl4d2u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
INV v..cttQ sn.,r,

Fine Cut Chewing Tebscce. The bss. Tobacco
IN America
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
CIT Y 1T + N ..
Peoples Party Ceuaty Ticket.
Por Senator. Ito dll vseancy
JAMES WlSANS.
For Recorder.
H. J. ROaLF5.
For Clerk District Court,
RRED. voL48B.
Tor Coroner,
DIR. JAn4s McCOURTNEY.

Tup WssKIY DmocsAs fss this week
contains the ofisisl premium list OF the
Scott County Fair. Extra copies for sale 1t
the counting room
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

DBMocRArfC MsBTIxo AT PLEASANT VAL
LsY.-Ths democratic Of Pleasant Valley
will have grand turn out at the School
House. on Saturday evening. st which
time Hon. II. n. Martin and ". I. Dittos
will address them upon the leading issuss
Of the day. Let the democrats OF the
township remember the time and turn out
in force.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

TEE RAPiDs.-Ths Le Claire Register
says, the rapids Improvements are being
pushed forward - rapidly ~ psssible. and
that the contractors are doing good work
With their chisle and dredgs boats.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

Tas Taurn o. Tns AArrsn.-A gentle
msn fron LsCIairs tslls 10 thss several
sspublieaas Il that placs ssy, thst II 0sa
Lsaks makes many mere Of his spssehss
there that they will b eenviaesd that ths
Democratic ticket 10 The one to vote. Bet
tor call Lsaks % Or he'll do damage 70 The
loil eAuno.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

NIss ALlcs DUrroN's farewell and last
oeneert Of the season will take place q the
Burtis Opera Hovss on Wednesday eve.
ming, September S0th. Particulars here
Aftor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
For the DeaocsAS.

Messss. EDIroa In your list of pre-.
m,ums awarded BY the Scott County Agr'-
cultural Society | notice or. for E'derbsrry
vine. should not have been much more
surprised If they had given discretionary
premium on the largest and best cul'ivated
patch Of Canada thlstles Ia many Of the
older States the sweet elder is great pest,
and once let il get to spreading here and
the curses against the first cu'tivator o. u
VIII be long. loud and deep.
j A. BiRcuARD.
Pleasant Valley. Sept. ed. 1868.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT AND 6YMPA-
rHr.-At special meeting Of the Griswold
Ather 9um, held on Monday afternoon. the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That shs sudden death OF dear
friend and fellow member Walter n Cham bertain
occurring just were beginning TO appreciate his
noble quail .. has cast gloom wh ch time alone
can dispel. In him have to mourn tn. los- Of an
affect onste friend, an agreeable companion sod m
intellect cultivated and active In the short time he
has been with us he has the confidence and re-
apec; Of al. and left in our minds q remembrance
never 10 be e0aced.
Resoired, That we sympathse mo-. sincerely with
his deeply afflicted relatives. II who have but
just become acQuainted with the departei f. el his
loss 90 hard TO bear, what must be the sorros Of
those tho mi urn dear and brother
ResolSsd, That copies Of these resolutions be
transmitted to his father, TO the Grswod CoLex,aN
10 the Daily Gas.ne. and Demserai, of this city,
and
Rssoirsd, That the members OF the Society wear
the badge Of mourning for thirty days
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
anvER NEWS.
nosrnsnu LlHD.


The Minnesota will leave Port Byron Tor
St. Paul TO morrow morniug on the arrival
Of the b.l5 train from Rock Island.
The Psmbina leaves this svssing for Ss.
Lsuis.
The Ksi,hsbufs u The regular pa"ksssfes
Fort Madison. Ksskuk and St. Louis t..
morrow morning at o'eleek.
The Northern Line nov hsvs their con-
nsssicn to st. Paul esuplsts BY water. hav-
ing placed the Charlie Cheavse % the rap
ids between this place and Port Byron.
The Register says the steamer Sligo and
several Northern Line barges are sxpsetsd
at the ways 1t LsClairs.
walrs coLLAn LINE.
The City Of St. Paul will leave Port By
ron for St. Paul tomorrow morning on tha
arrival Of the 6.45 train from Rsck Island
The Milwaukee will lsavs:ths sane point
for st. Paul on Friday.
The Addis johnson leaves for st. Lsuli
TO morrow morning ct clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
PHHNlX BILLIARD SALOON.
SEI.KENA co Pron,rs

DAVENPORT, ,..-....... IOWA.
wish to inform my friends that l have purchas
Of VIM Pausiain, interest In this FALCON. On
II ar rison street. Come and me. First Clses
Tables. Pure Wines, aud Beat Chicago Lager.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

Go 70 rps Bas.-0o to the Bryant = Steatton
iowa State Business College 10 get thorough prac
ueal business education For circulars = papers. I'd
drcss. {snclosing stamp) The Bryant 4 stYatton
Commercial College. Oavsn port. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

LIBERAL OrTss.-Mr. Bailey Davenport
Of Rock Island has offered the United
States free Of oil charge. al the land ne
cessary for the approach to the Island
Bridge, 80 as to have il located square with
Arsenal street. Therefore. tho rumor that
the bridge is to be located opposite the old
tannery is unfounded, as the very liberal
offer Of Mr.. Davenport has been accepted by
the proper parties, and the bridge will BE-
located accordingly.
New BuILDISGs.- commenced
excavating this morning for three story
brick store. 20x6o on Brady street. be-
tween Front AMI Second streets. Mr.. J.
A. Davenport says he shall continue the
work out to the corner, and build similar
buildings on the site of the building burn
ed. Heretofore there has been nothing in
that vicinity but small firms. eating houses
and low saloons. With good buildings
there, il will be one Of tho best business
places in the city, ard command good
rent.
The new buildings on Second street, ep.
posits the Nswcomb House. arc fast assum.
ing form and shape, and will be ready for
'he occupants in few weeks At farthsst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba,

~ Conducted BY the Spanish 0ovsrnment-
e9sc,ec In Gold drawn escrv seventeen days. Pri-
ses cashsd and Information furnished. Tbs highest
price paid for Doubloons and oil kinds Of Gold anl
silver. TAYLOR CO.
fshil diy Banksra. 1e Wali 81. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
CEMENT,

GRAPE. VINES.
The subseri hers offer their vel known .arge stock
OF Grape Vines at very low rates. Ives Seeding,
Concord. Delaware aud Iona, can be furnished 10
very large quantities Address
teplS.dsMif PARSONS co. .E,nah,nr & Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

PsBRY SrREar--WoRK CoMMsxcED.-
After many disappointmcnts and much
trouble, the Perry street champions have
come out victorious. Mr.. Charles Stein, to
whom the contract for grading the street
was awarded, having fled . satisfactory
bond in the Clerks q flee. commenced work
on the street to-day. Over 10000 yards
Of earth are to be removed, which will
bring the street TO grade frem Seventh to
Tenth street, and with . width Of probably
30 feet; fully sufficient to make the stree,
passable. those interested in the opening
Of the street, have laborsd faithfully and
arc deserving Of success. Why there should
have been any opposition to the opening Of
this street ~ long - the citizens gave Of
their own private means more than they
asked Of the city. 10, and has bssn, a mat
ter Of serious comment to many. How
ever, the victory has been won, and the
$ street will be opened.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
'ATENT MEDICINES ONLY
GENEVA NURSERY.
800 ACRES

In Different Stages of CROWN.
FRUIT ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Seeding Stock. Grapevines. &c.
Standard and DwarfAPPLE standard and Dwarf
FEAR. standard ana Dwarf CHKRRY. clees, ~
karly Rchmcnd. PLUM Trees. ! yesre ola. 1ne
trees: APRICors, NRCTARINEs. BLACK 6ER-
nihs. 4 hne stock Of Missouri Mamnoth. Wileon :
nary. hittaiinny and oihe. SMALL FRUITS =
ssno Maa Tor Trade List Wat SMITH.
eePtSoSV Qeneva
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

IL the dyspeptic vsuld use the Osasti.
tuition Bittsrs, he need no lengef to dis.
couragsd, for they are remedy that will
produce the most satisfaetosy results. Try
them 10 afflicted, by all mssna. il ron have
not. aud be cured.
Old And youns uss 6swssd's Cough
Cure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

u. HA1fz TIE ILLuSIoNsr.-This re-
narkable psrformss Of the blask art gave
the second Of bic seiress msgiqus at the
Opera House last evening. The audience
was not - large - il should hsve been, for
the entsrtainuent merits the support Of our
eitizsas-and 10 in every way veil westh
sesing. n. Hartx 10 decidedly : master Of
his wonderful art. In the first place bis
10 that Of . gentleman, end his
language IL choice and refined. These
psiuts 90 for to give favorable impfessieo
to the spectators. Having briefly intro
dueed himself to his audience, be prscssds
directly to his work Of deception VII ich hs
secomplishss with . gsacsfalness that
evokss unmsasured commsndstion, and IL
such mannsr,as TO defy The closest watch
fulnsss. There 10 such variety Of tricts,
tie hardly possible to enunesats them.
but ~ must particularly notice one called
the marvellous hat" which We think fe..
cspting the Flower and Head tricks) to b
the most astounding act Of magic 70 ever
cav. From hat borrowed from preni.
nsnt citizen in the audience, and which ~
ere certain was psffsctlv empty when han.
dsd to the psEfermss, Hsr,x sxtrac.sd
thsreffou, . large number Of drinking
goblets, dozen boxes, which seemed to be
larger than the hat itself, hundreds oi
pscks Of cards, and great variety Of oths,
articles; and sl this Be did without ones
leaving the front Of the stage. or going
Gear any place where thee articles csnld
psssibly - ssocsaled. GO aod - hin
o-aighe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

Kromere HAIR Dye. Nstursi. Durable. Bsautifu.
Best and Cheapest In the World. Sold BY all Drug
sists and Country storskscpsrs JOHN J. KRONER:
Sole Proprietor. 4oi Chestnut St. Ph,,adslphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23

A VALUABLE Woak.-O. d. Case = Co.,
OF Hartford, have published in one large
volume. large book Of African travel and
adventure, BY Sir 8. W. Baker, . we'll
known Enslish traveller, and Who received
the honor Of kniehthood but few years
ago, on aeeount Of bic valssbls discoveries.
Besides the Importance sf this book in sst.
Ting the question Of The regular rise Of the
Mile. the work will also have . deep int
rest for many who relish end aPpessiate
narrativss Of advsnturse With lions, els.
phants and other great game. with which
the beck abeuude.
The mysteries which have enveloesd The
sources Of the Nile are destined 60 Be fully
unrsvsllsd. This work describes tie ooun.
try, its people, and oil that 10 Of interest
connected with il. Ito descriptions Of hunt.
ing the wild animals Of that ssetien are
truly thrilling and 20 thsy are doubtlsss au-
thsntic, the work becomes Of great value.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
AGENTS WANTED
TO rRAvEa.

Aud eel article needed BY every business man in
ths country. Agents realize net prOut Of fron
go - $40 per day, cash In hand. Only few dol
lars neeessary 10 start the busiMess Address with
stamp. WESTERN PUBLICATION CO.
Cesaes "a aud Perry streets.
eepl9d4wly Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
FRESH OYSTERS.

ERoM THIS DATE UNTIL THRY
L are ois OF season. Fresh oyeters can dXN
be found served N the best etyle at theV
eT. CHARLES HOTEL. coraer ID and Harrison d.
For eale by the Wholesale or Retail.
aana-nfrn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23
For sale.

4 FINE TOP BUGGY FOR SALE CHEAP, bY
u SfERhY. IS Bsady street. seps2-dn
Reses. Blaekberries & Raspberrles
In very large quantity be furnished at low rates,
BY the hundred or thuusand. Address
sepibd4wn PARSONS d CO, Flus hing. n r
OU ISv vlLLE AND UTICA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-23


about 10 o'clock, some ave miles absvs
Museatins near Geneva Island. At the
time Of the accident the ferry vss going
down stream, and the Keithsburg coming
up on it, way to this city. Both boats we're
running close to the shore Of the Island
and they came crashing together without
the sound Of any warning whistle. The
pilot Of the ferry waited for the Ksithsburg
10 sigsal firss, while the pilot Of the Ksiths-
burg being under the Impression that the
ferry was going up stream, kept silent un-
til within boats lsnsth3of each other whom
be sixnallsd. but too late. beth beats turned
tssards the shore. The bow Of the Ksiths-
burg struck the bow Of the ferry on the
lsrboard side, end broke ths3hull down 70
the water line. and plowsd inte the deck
some ten feet, damaging her in such way
- will prevent her running for ssssrsl
days. The Keithsburg Vas not injured %
~ TO prsvsns her making her rssslss trips.
Some few holes were knocked into her hull
sbevs wsass lice b. shs sssss timbsss that
support the tsssy's dsst, but eshse then
this she sustained No isjary.
The ferce Of the eollisisn was sxsrtsd in
such dirsctiea o 10 drive The ferry nearer
the shore % that she was easily landed and
the water partially kept out by tarpaulins,
until bulk hsad was built ureund the
break. A part Of the crew Of the Keiths.
burg was detailed to assist In keeping hss
afleat until this could b done. Yesterday
morning the ferry was taksa v kuseatins.
and 10 new being repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-14
PROCESSION or BRICK AYERS AND EAs0Ns.

The various societies Of bricklaysrs and masons OF
New York; Brooklyn, Jersey City, Yonkers. and delega
tons OF similar bodies Of operatives from several
along Hudson met yesterday morning, BY previous
arrangement At Abingdon square. at the junction OF
Eighth avenue Hudson street, suitably receive by
procession the members Of the Workngmen's National
Union 10 this city, Many oil the societies gatb cred
The hour appointed but they compelled wait
in the dsagreesbie, cnng blasts Of the morning for
several hours Tor he Unions from distance intending to
par cpac. AT length they we'd and the line, iorru
Ing the direction OF Marshals Griffin and F0gary,
with detachment OF police under Sergeant Hesham
leading commenced upon the line OF their rout. III EN-
braced Eighth avenue TO Fourteenth street to Broadway
thence Canal street and the Bowery, TO Fourteenth
and east 10 Second aveuue thence 20 Twenty third
street aud sixth avenue, 10 Twenty sixth aud
Eighth avenue thence Convention Hail. at the inter-
section OF Blocker and Morton streets.
The lumber In the procession vas four thousand, and
seemingly OF the most able aud thrifty class
of cur mechanics. Bands and banners with flags Of
msny nntioraities and marsas foot carrying their
OF office gave the procession tho picturesque
Appearance Of holiday parade. Tns demonstration o.
the brio kayers and and the presence of the
dis caused by call OF thosc
In convention this week 10 adopt measures for
thor more perfect unity and mutual beaelt.