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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

the busting bsaI:iss or 3 modes.
maid" are LOUDLY enhanced by lrxuriant
ho.d ofhair 0ae bottle of"Bsrrstt's Ne->
e.able Hair Restorative will achieve the
most wonderful results. 1t has become an
indispen .able article of the toilet. and 10
universally admired Newport News.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

Mora PArcHss, IggcKLxs ASS TAS.-Ths
only reliable remedy FOR those brown dis.
colorstions on the face is 'Psrry's Moth and
Freek,s Lots,r - Prepared only BY DIR. Il.
G. Perry, ~ Bond street, New York. Sold
everywhere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

Jursrsa a. sor-lss csrisin srr- for casSped
han 10 AMI all ron. hness I-rlts.iOn ~ hs IN,
ecssma, F.ngworn salt henfn. pmplce. afl al 9th
o. cn;Aneous aSsctione. mstinc the skin sor and
smooth NanafaeiGred ey Caswell, Harsrt b % !.
Esv York. So. ~ Al trlI.is,s t4-sri&eow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

TINS great Napoleon was fond Of violets.
and cultivated them for their fragrance ~
ct. Helena but what is the seen, OF the
violet, or Of any combination of garden
iiewsrs, when compared With the perfume
ofPnALo~'s "FI.oR DE MAYO" Let the
lsdiss answe-. Sold ~ al druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

pAre. Bcxss.-hany sf our naausac.
sa'srs want to use paper boxes, sad deaf
snow where to 6nd then. See adses.
s'ssesas II Hsasy ssAnlts, OAiass, -
esad hin yoss erases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

Csoicr Iowa Catawba Hine, At 8 90 per
dozen bottles a,so foil stick u other nL-
tive and foreign wines 8, the vine house h
LAssrrfpr, TEoas Co.,
egi West Second street;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

The Kossu.h County Upper Des Hsiaes
sars thai The wheat in that rsgion which
r.e untouched BY the grasShcpPers p
thr.eh,nr out Is bushels 10 the acre.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

KILLED BY TIE IxDIASs-A letter 10 W
j Orchard of this city brings the sad in
falieouce of the death .of Fred Cheney oi
Pieasan. Valley. He was killed By the Tn-
dams near Ksyc.. Kansas. The letter
contained 10 farther particulars.
This report vii be received With deep
regret by lis naay friends and scquaint
anees in this city, ss we'll as by bis soldier
companions Of company {, lGsb, Iowa vol
un,esrs, who knew him as bold and dar
ing soldier. and tell many anecdotes CT bis
reckless bravery and fearless eIposur.
while on picks. duty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

wHoLssALK PLAN AND JArASykD IIy
WABR-Ths largest and most thorough
~ stocked house 10 this line 10 that Of Jno
A. Eas,man, lis South Franklin street,
Chicago. Their list is perfect, and they
are prepared 70 supply dealers promptly
and a, Il cures tha, cannot b surpassed =
Send him your orders-and ssnd them Of
ten. You will find il jlst q ~ tell you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
LOGAN. :TE Ea.

- irslTa is tic highest happiness
q aus vita !, c.i age is the crowt
ErE OF .if.. To possess the one and
H. wear the esher-use the famou.
ixPEaiAL sows Birrrss-.hs
e. - sure remedy for ell disorders Of the
stomach, Lirer. B)wels, and Kidneys -
wholesale Depot, Harrison stsrks. Is
Brady oSw.f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

CLornixs.-An immense stock 10 now su
hand at Sam. Perry's, No. 45 Brady street.
The great rush continues every day, and
people srs beginning TO nnd out that goedi
can be bought there cheaper than as any
ether plsos IN town. Don't lose any time
Aus 70 At once and select your suit-yor
80 do it without much trouble from tht
splepdid stock new On hand. Leave youi
erdsss early, and have your clothes mad,
% nt you and in good style. They are il
the habit Of doing things that way at Sam
Psny's, 45 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

HCRTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO
THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA
Via PANAMA RAILROAD !
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
sAiLIxo-FRoE NEW yoRK On THE
5th & 10th Of Every Menth.
Or she day before when tseee dates fall On esndsJ
~ Passags Lore, tkaa BY asy other Lias
For inSornssioa aaarsos D. D.N.oARRUoTON
Agent, P1sR - North River, y. 7.
". II. WEBB, rrss. CHAS. DANA, Y. Pree
ONeo-o HSeAaaes Piaee, NJ. js9dSu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

Wu have SON. lard near the !ins o. The
the raiirosi, tilss ths place TO maze . gsoi
farm, . irAls fsr pr12erty IN Daverport.
or improved farms. LLpslbdE b BIO, Lad
and ln5a-saes Agsats NJ. 50 Brady s,rcos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
aslVER NEWS.

The steamer Canada will leave Port
Byron for ST. Paul tomorrow morning, on
the arrival Of the 5:4s train from Rock II
land.
The savanna leavess.hs same point fss St.
PAul on Sunday morning.
The Reserve will leave Port Byron On
Monday morning for ST. Paul.
The Psmbio. leaves for Montrose, keo-
kuk and ST. Louis tonight.
The K.ithsburg is the regular packet for
Fort Madison, Ksokuk. ard St. Louis to.
morrow morning It Z o'clock.
The Key City VIII leave Pert Byron for
St. Paul tomorrow morning o. tAs arrival
OF the b.45 train fro Rock Islaod.
The Addis johnson 10 The regulsr PACK e.
for ST. Losis ts-aorrow merning ct
o'clock
DfxeSsoSs or rnR NRw NoRTasaN Linz
PAckkr.-In the Pitssburs Commsreisl
ws End the following in arslation to the
new Northern Line packet:
a. nun leI tuU ueW poCAet IOt to0
Northern Line has been contracted for at
Wheeling, and will bs built BY the we'll
known builders, Wilson, DunlevY 4
Wheeler. She will bs 2SJ feet long, SO
feet beam. and ST feet hold, and will re-
csive her machinery. cabin and outfit at
this place. She IL intended to be the en-
est passenger packet on the Upper Mis-
sissippi, and will be flashed under the
supsrintsndsnes Of Capt. T. B. Rhedss,
assisted BY Capt. Gray, both Of whom
have had long experience in the business,
ssd aes veil and faversbly kneWn en ~
Uppr Mississippi.
"This will make the slsvsoth packet
finished 1t this port Tor the NortAsrn
Line, besides % bargss, amounting in Gil
to . good round son Of money.
'sThs Northern Line enjoys - large
extent the confidence Of the shippers Of
P,ttsbsrs. - the managers are ksswn to
be straigh,forward businsss men, apart
from the fact that sns-third Of the line 10
owned At this place. We viii hsvs mere
to say Of this boat heroAftee."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

1T. sxgL.. Gardener snd Florist, cor
9th and Nan sis., frnit aud ornamental
trees. EY2e-lT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

PERsosAL-Our young friend. All.
Flesu, arrived from Cheyenne this morning,
where h. is q. present engaged in the hard.
ware business He makes short visit TO
friends and relations in the city.
J. NJ Howe, the ever popular dry goods
merchant, put in an appearance from New
York this morning-hals and hearty and
good natured a. ever. He has ordered h!s
fall stock Of goods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

sTAIsap GLAss Attention OF
glass dealers and buildess 10 directed to tie
advertisement Of L. Cooke, Chicago. 10
another co!smn. The Presbytsria Church,
Griswold College and Iseveral other build.
ings in thi, city, have tssa furnished BY
this concern. Their WORK is frst class in
every particular, and We take 6 'sat pleasure
10 recommending Il to this comm nonity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

Low, Bass, L Co. The card sfths 6rss
class commission house. appears in another
column. Shippers 10 this vicinity will
aud thso prompt, reliable, and straieht
forward. See card.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
Teacher Wanted.

A GOOD TEACHER, WHOSE NATIVE
- A1sa-se !. English. and who also speaks
et'sr 'he Il, Ia, Of November rext .;,hs In.
osp.asa, esrnsn School 10 Ds. enpcrt. For
tAe signed Application
10 oe mass oesese tle Ia, cav o. Oct. rex,
eeS :. 49, Ii u ANnRESEN p-.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

PrsonAssp A Hoxr.-Ths Rock Island
Union 10 informed that Genera Redman
has purchased the Bsbcock property, on
Moline Avenue, for $l5. 900 Ono Of tt .
fasss prepertss in the city. contains ten
aerss Of ground and is in q! respects .
splendid rssidence. General Rodman de.
signs making his permanent residence 10
Rock Island, whenever be nay leave the
government. service on the Island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

UyDsALlc LEAD ASp OIL WosKs.-Dsal
ers in white LEAD and oil il Tvs section are
invited 10 rssd ths Advertisement OF ihs
Hydralic lssd aad oil works, Chicago. This
ooncsrn aims ., superiority in sseds, and
is determined 10 offer An article al . reason
able price. that cannot be surpassed by that
made in Any other Pittsburg, St.
Louis or Philadelphia, not excepted . cent 8
worth Thev are prepared 70 fll :srders
promptly, and whether you order BY letter
or in person, ysu srs sure to get just the
kind Of goods ysu ask fos. Thsss 10 ne
reason why Just - gooi lead cannot BE-
made in the west - in the esst, and this
company il proving il. You will save
money In price aad freight by ordering
from this Chicago house. Bear this in
mind and send them . trial order, and you
will tind that il will pay.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

WooDsS AND Willow wAss.-Ths ex.
tsnsi,s house Of J. r. 4 j. Z. White,
lo1 South Water street, Chicago, 10 nov
fully prepared to nee: any number Of Gus.
toners aud supply them as the lowest job.
bing figures. See advsrtissnsnt- 4
note sfit, asd give thso taial. Goods
irst class, and % trouble to sell them at
honest prices
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

On the 9Th day Of Nay. 1894, enc si
the hands Of Bailsy's Circus. Daniel Jsn-
nings, uas killed in Abba b. the falliog Of
the center pole. The msubsrs Of the
troupe recently visited the grave Of Jen-
nings. and again made up eeatribution Of
SIS 70 repair the grave and sed il over
Such an action spesks highly Of the con
pany.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

Coon ApvIcE.-Der Demskrss slludss 70
Hubbard - fellows:
Judge Hubbard spoke in this city on
night before last. We could not b. Undue.
Cd 70 listen to this Temperance fanatic and
epposer to personal liberty. We hear,
however. that his audience wss composed
Of empty benches. The Repu5'ieans ought
"a deliver Is IRON such 1allsws.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

% - Tus Brsr-ff9 10 the Bryant h Stre'tr-
Iowa state B.stness Cp4i~se 10 SET thorur-a yrA.
te.i ea.lue.. -ereA.5u. - ., NerQ-nc Eoo- raart
telegraph operator. Ya' e,rc1lars sri yapers. 81
.ress. Ienole.ang sfsnPN The Rfysnt q Strait,
Conmcrcfsi College. pafers rer;. IoRs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
Royal Havana Lottery Of Cubs.
Notice 10 Weavers.
House for Sale.

TWO or THREE GOOD wEAyRRS CAN
l. &c, worA st the DAy ESPORT w0OLEN
MlYIS hr snnivtr- s-an anglo ctF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
)HlO MACHINE W0RN0
tsaeseeso's 70 Zee Laavst.S
Have on haac ans are ra.naiac,ar.nv

Have on haat ane are ra.nai.c.a-s-..
Portable and ssassenery
STE ENQINEa
DoILYRS. PoHTABLE CIRCULAR saw NJ, :.
ID Z d. etearr's Pasect Eccentric Head Bin-ss'
oAingle Nseaines, Save Haeh.nes, Saw k4aG-1.
saw 9unners, Shafsing. Hangers and Pulsys
Castings Of ali kinda made to order.
Dealers in C:rcnls- Save, Betting, Packing aas
NIL Furnishing OF al kinda.
- Repairing OF Machinery rads ~ Lee Z Lss
vit,- or the Urban Machine Works, VIII receive on
speesl attention. hsve all the patterns of bel
establishment
Works-corner Walnut street and Hanilsce rcaa
basress o1ce-iso Test Second street.
ocafc1vJ CINCINNATI. OHIO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
MANI MEDICAL ;COLLEGE

OF CINCINNATI.
THE NINTH hkGCLAK SESSION WILL
i commence Monday, October r.h, lsss
Professors tickets. CSC. Fer circular sad in
formation. address
GAO MENDENHALL. ". D.. Des-
o. QrEyENS ID Ser'v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
WANTED.
Lands and Real Estate


Iu -aosanse fgr LIQUORS In BOND.
Adde'S, IdP3sftk Box slp4 =. q, fhi =
sl0lahia. az 2t-dtt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

wRrrE BoYs IN BLrK.-The success Of
this organization rapid increase n its
membership is - truly gratifying to the
Dsoscsscy ~ il 10 Aissastsful 20 the
black and -taanses. The meeting ut the
City Hall last evening was largely attend
Cd. Speeches we're made and . large
amount of business attssded 70. Ths A.
nance committee reported nearly enough
money on hand to pay for uniforms. TIE
deficiency was soon made up bv the boys,
who thought it not ., al crsditabls to
have the express company. or eficers hold
them after their srrival, ~ was done with
those Of the .tanners-whoss funds were
unascountably short-distsessinsly 500
vas their roll call. The best Of feeling
prevsiied during the meeting, and it was
decided to NEE, this evening st 4. o'clock
as the bail in Niskoll's Block, for drill, pre-.
pasasry to The parade % Saturday ere
siss. Every man is expected y b on
hsnd promptly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
TOILET.

Renders ~ Skss eft. sMSoth, elssr end
besufifsl. NiU rsnore Tan, Freckles. end
~ other disoelorotisas. Sold Gt all Drug
siets and FSney 0eols le0lsSs essrysrAe.s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28


Nh. Br1skIs IN ErRors.-Our friend
and highly estssnsd .fsllow citizen, Isaae
Bernsis. sailed for Europe few weeks
since. The following is An extract from .
ls'ier written in Paris on the 10Th inst. -
l. D. Aysr, Esq.,, Of this city:
=, Ny vile was sick but one day dsrine
'he passage, and then behaved like . good
".a- Cur company vas mixs6-A lev
A.eshs' spaniards, Crsoles, French, kc.,
/ ano sprnkling Of Germars-so You will
smusemsnts.
Ny views Of the Old Country h,vs no,
changed bit, and h.ve ,he s,,i.s.c,;., =.
knowing that my vile agree. With ns ,hs. :,
there 10 no country ike the United S,.,..
Of America. What there 10 here ~, !.
good, is splendid eating. We have nam.
6eent grapes, pluus. pears, md Ill IL,
fruits Of the season. at reasonable p.icoe
but in other comforts, such ~ hotels. they
are far behind ou. America"
These being the sentiments Of TINT gen
,lemap, We trust that hs will forego his de
termination Of making Esrops his fatur'
hens. md tstsrs y Davsopost ere long an
spsnd his days with ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
COURT HOUSE,
On Saturday, August 2Sth, 1868,

At Ia 0CLoC l. Pm
IL Tam os, and hesr this dis;inzcl-,ei Denecr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28

otretcoeo . maYveioooly beautiful vAlley,
silsst - the deepest wilderness: unteuchs Cd
by the hand Of man in all its virgin love-
illness and fertility green, vide and match
lees !; broken BY myriad streams. and varied
By long, blue lines Of timbsr In eli its
frssh, sweet grandeur just a. it came froo
the hsod Of God. The valley OF the Shsn.
andcah, the ssorisd vale Of the Mohawk,
the romantic realms Of the Upper Pessmae,
oil lovely spots from the fAirest womb Of
Nature, and fost.rsd by the kindlisst hand
Of Man, must yield the palm to this Wild,
unelaimsd paradise OF Kansas. Here the
air 10 20 pure that the observer wsariss
With gazing over the measufsiess distaness,
and - the naked eye swept in seors si
miles, end ccntsmplatsd the iasetimoele
wealth which lay dormant in he lap Of Ns-
turs. to b. garnsrsd in eeussless quantities
BY the hand Of Indsstry, the Imagination
teok no daring fight vhsn vs anticipated
the not far distant day vs should stand
upon that sslf-same spot, and gazing into
the distance, behold heurisbipg towns, cul-
tisated farms, orchards breaking down with
fruit, vines climbing the rolling hillsides
with richest stores, herds rowing BY thou
sands ever the geesn savannas, broad 6sldG
yellow With wheat; and peace, plenty, and
boundlsss wealth on every hama. We will
not bs disappointed. Our expectations are
nss built "apsn the bsselsss fabric Of Wis
ion." Here lies region rich 10 every ele-
ment cf productive wealth. Lying in the
same latitude with Greece, Sicily ard
Southern Spain. and blessed with one ci
the most unequallsd climates the world can
beast, il hss soil Of Amazing fertility
This 10 the garden spot Of the continent fes
wheat, fruit, grapes, and stock. fimbss
sd water are plsoty. 10nediAtsly - Abe
|Deush b Tie rsssitesy aud Tesas vhsFs ses'
|sls ere nuobsssd net BY the Thousands but
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
COAL! COAL
Pera, Cleveland, Blsssburg and
.zNfhracife Coal,
DOR sAL8 AT THK PERU COAL YARD. Cor.
nef o. F'th and HARRISON Streeis, BY
lecss-diy J. n tioogrT


n n E CONTRACT or pLAsTERIN9 ST
4 nary's Sharce. Davenport, 10 10 be awa-i iea 10
tAs beet and cheases; Pias;erct All bids vii be re-
esfved daring the essullg veek 4, ,se pas,orAt- OF
d. Anshoays Church. where ,piAns and speel iea-
t.cns caa be eeen
Those visnine TO receive the Job are res nsstsd 4,
send In their bs1s a,eiy, A. the contract will
~ eiooet within Ten aare nnr1,-I-Ns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
To-0ny'e Advertisements.
Trunk Found.

A COMMON LEATHER COVERED TRUNK
~ found on Harrison Street. near ,tii. YES.
tsrdsy The owner can have the same br pro-
vies property and paving shssges. Apply at
corssr Main and sih. ., Mrs.. Tinsn's 2silt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10


annual meetihgs and elsoting ofaesrs.. usorgs
Friendship on Mond&V nd last NIGHT Hugh
Latham was chqsen yfesidsnt OF the Sun, and
benJ' barton OF the Hydrauhon. ~
BALL-The haze ball ooovention hall oame of
last night al the AssembIy rooms. Much resret
wss espresscd thnt no deiesetes were presest
from clubs outside the city
n, 70 NJ pisIsfsnnsp;..Qnlcer: Burnett and Ede.
steamboat for 0lyment 70 disiater And bring to
that point On Monday last and stu supposed By
soldier from Fort Foote. =
on 2he Orange, Aissandris and Manassas rail.
oourrY Cou.r-Mo.dav.-yTheA ttornev for
he foiiovinr psrties. VIZ, Wcsiex ssimms. netit
isscsnr, EraS III T,rncr net;t ,s,cnnr, &o ohn
Clarke, for escaptinE from jaii, John Dyer, petit
larceny, Thornton Catlett, petit larceny, Frank
Washington, petit larceny, Hugh strider, petit
larceny John Hodgkin, for resistinG an of1cer;
Charles Payne, riot, A. l.. Qhcen, for keeping q
hotel without license, Ell Petty, keeping ofdi-
nary without license; David sffaas, acting a.
daguerrean artist without licenscj John Csllcn,
for assault upon an ofYicer, john Bayiiss, assault
and battety, william Douglas, for petit larceny,
And jos. dheen, assault And battery: The Grand
Jury returned into court Win the iol!owins In
dictments VIZ; John Bryant, grsnd larceny, 2
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10
Crime In West virginia.

WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA, Jan. o.-within
the past year two most horrible murders were
committed In Parkersburg, West Virginia, and q
few months ago the remains Of murdered man
were found In q culvert, near this city, whose
murderer II was asoertAined came here from Par
kersburg. On Monday, German named shafer,
made bold attempt to take the life Of respect
able citizen Of Parkersburg, but was frustrated
AMI placed under arrest.
Remarkable similarity existed In the eircum.
.tane % attending these horrible murders, which
cause.l the citizens to suspect Sehsfer Of being
guilty OF the commission OF them all, and q large
crowd surrounded the jail and threatened to
lynch him This afternoon schafer made full
confession to q Catholic priest, In the presence
Of several witnesses, acknowledging his guilt OF
all tho murdars mentioned above.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10
A EUROPEAN WAR.

A cable telegram, the other day, Informed the
American people that the Sultan Of Turkey had
sent special envoy to England to demand, or to
solicit, the interposition Of the Great Powers In
behalf OF Turkey against the intrigucs Of Rus.
sia. 1t appears that Russia Is making some AZ.
gressions andintrigucs In Roumania, and against
them Lord Stanley, the British foreign secre-
tary, has issued his protest. This stale Of the
case and Its bearings upon what 10 known a. the
Eastern question, has given rise again, In this
country, to speculations In regard TO the prob
abilities OF universal European war.
We are rs far from believing that such war IL
imminent at this time as we were several months
ago. We rejected the predictions that war was
about to take place then, and we reject all simi.
lar prophecies to-day. We are free to admit that
arrisis is at hand; that Russia has pressed, and
is stili pressing sorely the Turk, and that he
will have hard work to maintain his fast waning
power In Europe for any considerable time longer.
The various Christian populations which con.
stitute large number Of the subjects Of the su.
blime Porte are In q state Of discomfort, as they
have right to be, for their prosecutions have
been and are most intolerable. We know some
thing OF the outrages which have been perpe.
tratcd In Crete, In CANDIDA and cisew here BY this
follower and adherent Of the "falsc prophet
and VIC know, also, that had II not been for Rus.
STA these poor Christians would have been tram
long ere this. The svmpatbics N ,,o o,,I,,,ss
and Christian world Arc ana nn., ao..,.'. a.
bc with Tho Canadian. .nd ,-,,n -, W
Christian subjects Of the Sultan. Lord STANLEY
vet Turkish rule in Eurone m,,, h. 800. -"
II IA /, blcssi,v 40 hnmsn,,,. a.. a, u
done. The world will hail Its downfall as the
harbinger of a better day for humanity.
We know what tho argument 4. "a
chilly II Ia nut. Tbi. a. r,.n,. ~, r.-,",
are not prepared IN ace IN. TIL .a,,.s s.anu
Europe for the Acknowledgement M Rns.,s rs..,
wagcd the Crimean war n, n,o,.a. .s,-
they will wage another war. n, inaoad .a. mn
Der Of wars, rather than ,ee Ru,si.n ..ea.a.....
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Dooxs REvrKwnD.

" MILITARY HISTORY OF ULYSSES 8.
GRANT" fronA April, 1851, TO 1prll, ises; Vol.
camp 10 the general-in-chief, brevet bSeEedief
general, United States Army. Published ID.
.Is sg Moh o. s:sos .vs
nue ~
faithful histssy Of our great general. ~
cause written By one who aesonpanisd htn
through The stirriag soenss that forn tie basis
Of the work, and who vas himself an eyslwit-
ness Of many Of the important events noted. The
work IL prepared with the minutest care, and 10
written with an ease and freshness that adds .
new interest to events that are familiar. We
almost imagine that we are reading romance
rather than recorded trutha many Of them I'm.
paralleled In history.
The work 10 rsplste with interesting incidents
and remarks that have nsver before been given
to the public, and which throw great light upon
events hitherto but imperfectly known.