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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
WASHINGTON.

WAsHlSoroN. April l3.-Oflicial advicss
from Alaska state that an attack upon the
Americans in Sitka is contemplated by In
dians and Russians, and Massacre is inn
minent unless reinforced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

HlNrFEBi.ED AND DELICATE CONSTITU-
"a ,ion.. OF both sexes. use HELMBOLb'S
EXTRACT BucHU. twill give brisk and en-
ssxe,ie feelings. and en ablc you TO sleep well.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

TAKE NO MORv UNPLEASANT AND UN.
i safe Remedies for unpleasant and danger
eos Diseases. Us. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
bUCHU AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

rrxnoLp's EXTRACT BUcBU GIVES
s..,h aud vigor to the frame. and bloom nn
- ~, nslid cheek Debility is secomp.nieo . .,
70 Wv ...mins symptoms. and II no ress" "ni
49,. .nh,n;,,.d 70. consumption. insanity Or sp'.
isp,ic n,s ensue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
ONO.

TolEpo, April 12-Abcus inur inches Of
snow fsll here during twelve toure, ending
1t noon to-day. Weather tonight clear
and ccld.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

TINE GLORY OF MAN - STRENGTH
= therefore the nervous and de bilit nted
sn"na imned,s,eiv Use EELNBOLD's Ex-
TRACT BuCuu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
GEORGIA.

Ageusr'. April z. Ia order ,h.,,ser.
~ 's'rne' 50 re a. approaching election Oar.
headc di"'ts : 'a,,.i h,x,s ~, N ~.
"pch,a .f vs'rs r"wri'd. or any ipforns-
uon ri the rFas'e>s ~ iaa .,a,,,.,o -. c;ver
WI the polls sre Closed. AFTER the yoiins i,
closed The snsasge,s shalt select ,x.u men
WHO shat: &C; Us iDsrec'a.s of the same
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

HfLNIOib's EXTRACT BUCBU AND
- IMPROVED ROSE WASH cures secret
sae aeilca'e dsosdess in all their stages. At lit.
us e.rsn.s. httie OF no chsngs in diet. no in.
80. IA a"a nc exposure. Il 10 pleasant in
se auu oaor. immediate 10 its action. and free
IRON ell ialarioas properties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

Chicago Market.
By TeisgfspA1 April 10
Flour-Qulet, without decided change: low
grades and choice Ninassots spring st l.so0l.-
COX.
Corn In good request, but mostly for future
delivery No. 1 al So cash; 7s1f07sx for new.
Oats Easier, At 57M5T1x.
Rye--Eetter, and quiet but 1rm, ,sl@ls3.
Barley--Quies and nominal, at 2.soa 2.4o.
Provisions Quiet.
Pork Held at Ga 60.
Lard Quiet, at 176l7L.
Bulk Mea:s-Firmlv held and quiet; shoulders
li4ai2; rough sides. l4tal4Z; short ribbed,
10; short clear. IL; sweet picked hams. Is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
DR. n. u. MYERS.

.rz,sx~xs nENTIST. ONCE doors cast Of cor.
Asa.s2S u ncr Of Brady ani Second streets,
rv ~ Has had over !. years practice in
-a-L1LJ this city. Has the complete sppafa.
~ for manufacturing and Administering Nitrous
Oxide Of Gas, for painless operation In extracting
teeth. jan12-1yn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
sHERlrE's SALE.

SHERlrE'S SALE.
s s1a1, ca OF IOWA 70.
In the District Court Of Scott County. State Of
IeWa-
the Office OF she Clerk OF the District Court Of
Scott Csunty, State u lowe. in faver Of J. Q.
rsAgarden. aad aesiast Sanford Dixsn. dated
April 9Th, 1883, and 20 me directed, command.
ing me that Of the goods. ehattsls. stock or in
serest in any company. debss due. property IN
the hands ofthird persons, lands aud teuemsnts
(~hich arc not exempt By Law from Exeeution)
OF the said SANFORD Dixos. make o. cause to
b made the sun Of 6fsy dollars. with inter
est and costs. levied upon The following de-
scribed Real Bstate. lying and being situated in
The County Of Sseee and seeas Of lews. vis
The east X Of The northwest quarter Of section
- towssAip -, raaes 4. Aiso the north 81
essss efihs sasA q Of Ne soutAssse quarter Of
section IS, township -. range & Also he wsea
X 81 the southwest quarter, section -, town.
ship ~, range :. Also the vest j Of The north
east quarter Of section 81. township -. rsassS.
Also the northeast quarter Of the southwest
qssster u section -, township ~. range I, I'll
east Of the 9Th p. n
And hereby give public notice thss shall
offer for sale at public outcry, - tho Court
House door In The City Of Davenport. County
Of Scott aud State Of Iowa. on Saturday the 9Th
day of May. 1888, betwssa The hours sfs o'clock
A. NJ, and 4 o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, sse TO
eommencs at the hour Of two o'clock r. NJ. Of
said day ,snd will ell to the highest and best
bidder therefor. in cash. the above described
property or sufficient thereof to satisfy the above
debt. with interest and costs.
DsAsd this 9th day efApril, 1865.
GUsrAvUS 8CRNlfGER,
Sheriff Of Scott County, Iowa.
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mn A. ~. MINER. Denai.t.

Cor. Sd & Brady St oppo.
~ site Davenport National
.1s5xIs.xN Bank.
]: J !
3S Having bod an expef-
-, - ience Of IL yeaSsin the pfac
isfsction. II you expect
MI EIA good work employ expsr.
fenced pfactitiOnofu only.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL viGOR ARR
Av1 rrxain-i 5y HfLMDOLO'S EXTRACT
buCHu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

= -; I'd e; as''a'di'i' = y action
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph Aprills.
Hogs Nominal 7.75ls 90 for fair light g.
25ss.75 for fair for fair TO midding; s25@9.7s
for extra
Cattle Nominal receipts meagre prices un-
changed from Saturday ranging 4coMs.oo,
mostly nte.S5Gs.5o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

ShAI1ERED CONSTITUTION RESTORED
- BY HtLNBOLD'S ATTRACT BL Gnu. usW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

a TrOTTEYS AND CoUNsELLORS AT
IL ~ :. T.. corner Of Second and Brady
streets, Davenport, Iowa. nov4-otf
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BUILD r s.
PAIN 4 eR 8.

SPHINX 4 MORTON.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN.
- EHS, Paper Hangers, Glssisrs, %. shop
orner Main aud Fifth ats. meh2S-d 1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

New York Market.
b. Telegraph April1 IS
Flour-Bctte at 10 CotIoGo for extra state, and
1eOc1l4 W for X. II. o.
Wheat-Better: as for No. spring delivered
1.4b for miyed Chicago.
corn-Berer at l.s26l.es for new mixed west
ern.
Oass-Qniet. at SCI. as8 IA for western in store
Pork quiet and firm At 300 a.. Is for mem;
- 9lQa8U 90 for old.
1,eef-Firm.
Lard Dull at 1I3tis
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nm N. YOuyMAva
DEN lists.


(successor to H. 7. Dodgel
DENTIST OFFICE. over Warmer. Store, Brady
street. bet I'd 4 80 streets. Respectfully an.
nounce that ne 10 prepared with best facilities for
Dents Al operations. All work executed with care,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

81. louis Market.
By Telegraph Aprills.
Flour-Dull and unchanged !: foperine ranges
at. .256s25.
Wheat-lSsyers standing OF.
Corn Lower. ss6sl.
Oats-Firmer. ut 7oMsl.
Kys--Dull and unsettled. ranging At l.se0
LEO.
Bsrlev-Dull At $50 for choice.
Provisions Lower.
Pork.--Sold a. low - 02s.so, end retailed st
81 Oo127.60.
Bacon-Nothing done and prices nom inal .
few small sales ct private terms.
Lard Nothing done.
Clnclnnasl Market.
BY Telegraph. April 10.
Flour-ln fair demand and firm q full rates /;
family can he bought at 10. 250l0.50; quiet.
Wheat -frmsr under New York news, and
prices higher No. l at Z. 90.
Corn-steady At s50se.
| Rys-Firmer and . shade higher.
Oats--Firmer and shade higher.
| Provisions Quiet and unchanged.
Clear Rib and Bulk cides- Sold at 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14

have been discovered by the State authorities on FRI
ay they sent runners to all parts OF the State for tine
KuKuX to the work Of assassination until furtef
orders from the Ku-KluX headquarters. On Saturday
they burned their The loyal citizens are sun
urging Gov Clayton 10 proclaim martial law IN TINS
county as 20 try the leaders by military commission
Gov Clayton seems to think the evidence ample 10 con,
yict them i'm any Court civil or military Two mounted
regiments Of white troops have gone TO Little River I'M
der command OF Brighten. r. T. Collerson coninandlng
that district The KuKux OF Drew county, on the night
before election rode through the county and whipped
all the prominent negroes almost to DEATH tod then
that il they did not vote for Seymour they would Kill
Them and thereby they forced about 700 men to vote Tor
Seymour and Blair
DISAyOwAL OF CONNECTION WITH THE CUBAN
FILLIBUsTERING SCHEME.
NEw-ORLEANs Nov. 13.-Gen Harry L. Hays
says the report OF his connection with any Cuban
petition is a story without the slightest foundation lie
has knowledge Of except that which he has gained
from the public prints and cannot be induced Ia parc
pate in any administering schemes. He has no designs
upon Cuba unless under the authority OF the United
Sfafea Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.


THANKSGIVING in Illinois, Nov. 20.
Thanksgiving in Maryland, Nov. 20.
Gen. Schotield is visiting Gen. Van WET,
In Baltimore. - H.
-. Boatmen will resume navigation on the
INV "a claim for $4,000, for damages in the
late New Orleans riots. has been presented.
The engine house and 300 tuns OF coal, at
the Baltimore House OF Refuge, were burned yesterday
Between $4,000 and $4,000 in premium
noes and nearly an the books OF the Live stock lnsur
ance Company Of st. Louis, were stolen from tne ooo
The Mount Anthony Hotel in Bennlng-
ton VT was burned on Thursday night anu MI 4 !"
$4,000 -. ,o.toooo 70
Mrs. Victor, who was under sentence 10
he hanged on the 10th nst for the murder OF her
William Parquet, IN Cleveland, ONO, mas u sar lie
tense commued by Gov Hayes 10 imprisonment 1t lile
The Deputy Collector OF Internal new
me az Newbern c. seized about 100 Dariels o. hluVa
YESTERDAY from dealers IN that clty whV n'u mn 49,
report their stock hand up 70 the Ith INST Inv "'
The Rev j. n Rogers, the Rector OF tne
church ~ the blessed Virgin and the leader OF
i'm tennessee published card III me heHpn's hRt" s
Yesterday morning renounclng his allegiance 10 .io Ep
cOpa Church, aud declaring MS lh'onIo" " univ ~
the Roman Catholic Church, e A. O,,,,
THE societies of the armies OF the yum
herland Tennessee Ohio, and Georgia, VIII meet III Oi
cago ON the 10Th and sit the 10Th inst ocers VINO M
TEND 10 participate requested 10 advise eIteI vi @
local Secretaries, Genr e. l. hoIohAisS' ""'' 49, Ne'
r. W. smith, or T.. g. Solomon: =, -. -,
" The Governor of New Hampshire has ap-
ponted Aonzo Carpenter SollcltOrlor GraItoh County,
Jacob C. tiiey % Manchester, VIM w Hayes OF farnl-
jnStop Nathan s. johnson Of Newburgn, Bank commits
Incr. Addison T. Wyatt OF SanbOrnton Francis Wlnck
of Nashua and Josiah X. Benton j., OF Lancaster, III
surance Agents.
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SPAIN.

REMOVAL OF A CAPTAIN-GENERAL-OKD OF
GEN. PRnI-THE PAPAL NUNCIO.
MADRID, Nov. l3-The Captain-General of the
PHILIPPINE Islands will be removed by order of the
Provisional Government. Gen. Prim, Secretary OF
War has issued an order forbidding the attendance
of armed soldiers at public meetings. The Papal
Nuncio at Madrid continues his relations with the
new Government
THE NEW CAPTAIN-GENERAL OF CUBA-ClVIL
MARIAGEs-A PROTESTANT CHURCH IN MAD
RID-ADMIRAL TOPETE IN FAVOR OF THE
DUKE OF MONTPENSIER.
Gen. Dulce upon leaving for Cuba to assume the
duties of Captain General, will take with hun num-
Der Of civil officials who are to replace the present
administrative authorities. Very extensive powers
are granted him in view of the troubled condition OF
the island. Civil marriages now of frequent oc-
curreBce in Spain. The formation of Protestant
Church in Madrid has been sanctioned by the Pro-
yisional Government Admiral Topete, Minister OF
the Marine favors the Duke of Montpenser as q
candidate for royalty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

NO ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY YET APPOINTED
LONDON, Now ia report was extensively pup
lished Yesterday 10 the effect that the Rev. william
Thompson had succeeded to the Archblsh0pDrlc OF
Canterbury and the Rev. Samuel Nilberforce 10
that of York. This promptly forwarded to inc
Associated Press part OF the of the day To-
day however it is officially denied that these promo
tions in the Church of England have been made
THE LONDON TIMES ON MIR. SEWARD.
The London Times to-day, in an article on the con-
vention for the settlement Of the Alabama claims
audes to Secretary Seward in the following terms:
1.-The official career Of Mr.. Seward is now drawing to
close To the favorable result of thelat war his skill
and energy largely contributed. His foreign policy
has been successful He retires when all chances OF
domestic and foreign strife have disappeared. He
must naturally WISH in common with Lord Stanley,
to terminate before retiring from office n dispute OF
all the details of which he is master. The Conven-
ton is especially important because, at a time when
national iealousies weaken confidence. 1t establishes
freer precedent for to arbitration instead OF
war; for the settlement of differences"
LORD STANLEY on THE STATE OF EUR OPE-THE
DIFFICULTY WITH THE UNITED STATES
Lord Stanley opened the Parliamentary canvass IN
the borough of Kings Lynn to-day with speech to
his constituents After receiving and defending the
policy of the ministry he proceeded TO consider the
state of Europe. He said the mutual jealousy and
overgrOwn ornaments of France and Prussia were
source of uneasness but believed, if peace was
maintained. France would become reconciled to the
union Of Germany under the leadership Of Prussi
He feared Turkey was in danger. but from
internal causes Returning to the questions which
agitated England he declared himself in favor Of
reform, but opposed the establishment of the
Irish Church. In the course of his address he an
nounced that the differences with the United States
were far settled that the arrangement made only
awaited the ratification of the Government at Wash
ingtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
ALABAMA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or LIE
GALITY.

ALABAMA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or LIZ
GALITY
MONTGOMERY, Nov 13.-The Legislature is
deing nothing OF general interest The point has been
raised that the OF the Legislature are Illegal on the
ground that the law requires election for new Leg
islature on the sd Of November The Adrerser OF ts
city maintains that duty Of the Governor to order
special elections. A case will, doubtless be soon made
up to test the question.
THE FLORIDA EXECUTIVE MIDDLE
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. l3.-Gov. Reeds com
plant against Lieut-GOy. Gleason and Secretary Alien
for conspiracy against the State Government was called
at 10 O'Clock this morning After argument by counsel
Judge Cooke decided that Gov Reeds affidavit charging
the Secretary has conspred against the Government
Is insufficient Messrs Gleason and Alden were "ceor"
ingly released There indications OF iuror o'o
ments OF public interest before the meeting OF the gu
pcme Court on the I9tn when the opinion on the iegav
OF tho Legislatures impeachment of Gov heed 10 10
rendered
FAILURE OF TIE MOTION TO UNsEAI I'm
NEssEE SENATOR.
N,suvrrrp. Nov. Ex-senator Coles resolu-
on TO declare vacant the seat OF Mr. sente the Speaker
or the Senate gave rise 10 animated debate 'ouv III
the Senate and was at length indefinitely postponed
with but one vote in the negative MT senter' WHO OH
thu resignation OF Gov Brownow, becomes Governor
has thus received the approval OF the Senate
rup xr-KIux KHAN IN ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock. Nov. 0.-The Ku-klux had n
meeting ON Thursday, and determined TO discontinue
their meetings until they could confer with the drahd
Council at New Orleans and get new name ana signs
as their present name sgut and assassination sehsnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
THE METEORS.

Thirty meteors were counted last evening
from ll:is TO 1883 Their coors red. yellow, and
white. Some had trains 1l0 degrees In length. Their
general direction OF motion from n f. to B. '" some
enanated from Orion others from Cancer three were
brighter than the planet Jupiter few appeared JUST
above the horizon in the North Others ia the g. e. ana
describing small arcs soon disappeared. One meteor.
apparently as bright as SIRIUS moved into the atmosphere
at l7 aud when above the g. +. horizon Its altitude
was 60 degrees; direction OF motion from n E. tos W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
FRANCE.

A CONSPIRACY FOR THE OVERTHROW OF BONA
partisan.
PARIS Nov. l3.-At a council of Ministers held at
the Tueres, proof was adduced of the existence OF
a conspiracy for the overthrow of the existing order
of affairs in France. and resolution was adopted
providing for the of the most vigorous measures
for its suppression The public journals will be
exempted from interference if they refrain from ia.
citing the people against the Government
DEATH OF VI. HAyIN.
Mr. Leonor Joseph Hayin. editor of the Steele, died
to-day aged go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
PERKS OF RAILWAY TRAVELLING.

BUFFALO, Nov 13.-At about II o'clock last
night Buffalo and Erie Railway cattle tram into
passenger train OF the NewYork and Erie Railway COM
ing into the city, about mile from the depot. The
each other at right angles at the point OF the
collision The locomotive OF the Buffalo and Erie train
smashed through the baggage train OF the York and
Erie train carrying the locomotive and cars OF the track
Robert Decker. baggage master Of the New-York aud
Erie Road, had leg broken large number Of cattle
and hogs killed badly mutilated. Had the col
slon second later the loss Of life must have
been fearful.
A train on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad ran number Of cattle near Prides Sta
ton Ala on Thursday The train thrown from the
track. Mr. Iedngham, the engineer had b0th legs
broken Several Of the passengers were severely bruised
Theodore Judd, esq, Postmaster at Bethel,
Conn was run over by the Danbury train yesterday at
ternOOn lie attempted TO regain cane tat had fallen
from platform loong his hold he was thrown under
the ear and legs crushed at the knee lie was
taken to Norwalk on the tram. Amputatoh VIII DC
n...n AA.IrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
THE NEW METROPOLIS OF NEw.JERsEY

A special committee was appointed by the
Hudson County Board OF Freeholders sometime last
sprnc TO take into consideration the proposal to con-
sodate all the townships of Hudson County into one,
erecting single municipal government over all. The
Committee made a report at the last meeting of the
Board stating the sentiments OF tho residents OF the
county we're almost unanimously in favor OF the plan
and recommending that bin be presented to the Legs
Iature " accomplish the proposed consolidation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
CUBA.
THE INsURRECTION.

HAVANA, Nov. 13.-It recently came to the
knowledge OF the Government that band OF u persons
had started from Havana for the purpose Of creating an
insurrection in the Vueta-Abaja region ON the iotn
inst the rural police succeeded In arreshs ~ Vi 'ne
Vars who Ia charged with receiving arms ana am,nnh-
ton for the revolutionists has been arrested hu war
Cen Balmaseda has arrived at Manzanilio, where he
issued proclamation giving the egn, aaS
70 Law down their arms and hosties against Inc
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a Nemnbis and Charleston
HOTEL. RrRNEp-Loss OF LIFE.

NASHVILLE, nov. 13-The hotel ut McAlnsle,
on the Nashville and North Western Railroad was burned
at 4 o'clock this morning. woman aud four chldreh
from North Carolina persisted The hotel was valued at
81 nnn insured for 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
BOHEMIA.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

VIENNA Nov. 13.-News has been received here Of
a collision between two trains on the railroad
Harovitz in Bohemia. Twenty-three persons are re-
ported killed and sixtyone injured.
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AUSTRIA.
Wy BILL.
PASSAGE

PASSAGE OF THE ARMY BILL.
VIENNA, Nov. 13-Tbe bill prescribing the num-
bers and equipment of the Austrian army, when on
war footing, has passed both Houses of the
Reichsrath by large majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
JAPAN.
AN EARIH(

AN EARTHQUAKE AT HIoGO.
LONDON, Nov. l3-Advices from Yokohama, Japan.
to the sth of October report that severe shock of
earthquake had been experienced at liOgo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
coLLIsIoN Ar THE PORTSMOUTH NAvY.YARD.

COLLISION AT THE PORTSMOUTH MAYNARD.
PORTSMOUTH, N H., Nov. 13.-Deputy- Sherit
Charles H. Bartlett II is alleged has been claiming exor
btant fees for the collection OF debts in the
thus creating feeling among the officers ana employees
To prevent trouble. Commodore Lanman left an order
with the watchman at the gate that when the Deputy
Sheriff came 10 the Yard to wts he should be re-
0nested TO call at the Commodores Office. and the man
or men wanted wond be sent for by an orderly Inc
Sheriff, however treated the order with contempt and
on Tuesday last he WAS eeced from the premises and
orders were issued by Commodore 70 Keep him out 10
future Yesterday the officer again made his appear
ance and on being refused admission he arrested the
watchnan and carried him of IL being currently re
norted ON the ward that the becose deputy had threat
ened to raise posse and capture the Commodore with
ms whole command the Commodore ordered out de-
achment OF marines guard the gate and the people OF
Kittery together with the workmen on the yard, were
greatly excited at the prospect OF pate Inc prhs,pa
Officers on duty here have expressed the opinion mat
should the legal authorities of Maine persist In Violations
OF the NavyYard rules the Secretary OF the Navy VIII
at once order the discharge Of all emu ives aud hui ap
| the yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
THE coLE.HIscoCK MURDER TRIAL

ALBANY, Nov. 13.-Five additional jurors
were obtained to-day namely; Richard d. Belts, Oscar
NJ Crego and ADthnoy Quin OF Albany; Patrick Dunn
OF Wateryliet and Robert Hurst Of New-scotland. A
nanel OF 1el names was exhausted. Fifty alesmen
were summoned for tomorrow, when the remaining
three persons may DC obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
nURNING OF THE SHERMAN HOUSE, sYI

BURNING OF THE SHERMAN HOUSE, SYRACUSE
SYRACUSE, Nov. 10 The Sherman House, with
number of stores and offices adjacent, burned to
the ground this morning The loss is estimated at about
SlSOOOO insurance $4,000 The destroyed property Is In
the heart of the city The fire discovered In the
kitchen OF the sherman House. at about o'clock ~
Many boarlers escaped by eapiug from the windows.
Mrs Burdc the lsndlady, sustained broken thigh by
falling from a window. The principal losses and In
snrances are as follows Samuel Lsrned, OF the
hotel s,5 O0 insured for OOG c. L. Burdck furniture
&c $40 600 insured for $500; V. @. Edwards cl0th-
ing insured for $4,000 j. fole paper hangngs;
ss 200 insured for $4,000 Chithior, clothing, S25 90.
partially insured There number Of minor losses,
which are partially covered by insurance. The Central
Railroad depot, adjoining the hotel, was saved.