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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-05-06
alag Of OLE Oldest o 4 q !
Devoted to Literature, Science and Useful
Knowledge,
Published Monthly by J. H. HARTMAN & co.
ENClNHATR, OMEO
PROSPECTUS FOR 1869

lished i'll the United States. 1t is handsome
quartz sheer, each number of which contains forty
columns of splendid reading, comprising-fun,
humor, manners and customs of different coun-
tries, biographical sketches of eminent men, arts
and sciences, answers to correspondents, poetry,
on hunting and trapping, by an old hunter, show
ing how to hunt and trap all kinds of animals
from squirrel to q bear, how to cure the skins,
build traps and boats and other information equal,
y useful and interesting to the hunter and farmer.
We will also make special feature of exposing
the various swindles and humbugs Of the day Ii
you wish to know how ''countrymen'' and farmers
are sWlndled by sharpers In large cities, how ote
wary are victmized by confidence men, subscribe
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27
SHERIFF'5 SALE.

3.
Tss SsAss o. Iowa.,
Soett County.
In the District Ossrt Of Sect, Csssty, stsas 81
lsus.
" vistas 4 special sxseutlea ieeusa irso
he o0ee u ~ Oleek 81 ~ Dasssiss Oeast q
ssstt Osssty, Otass u lowe, IL favor q
Boily Dsnisls. Asristts Wright aaa nslsra
Wright, end agsiast Nsah Dasisla daasd Dasas-
port, lswa, February 1Ash, 1850, saA y osi1irss-
tsa, eonnssdiss ns tAas II tAsl real sstsss
hereafter assssibsd u saA NeaA Daaieis,
make Or cause y - nsds The sun Of three
thoasasd avs hundred and sevsniy .nine E.lee
(os, SO 57-loo) dsiiars. With iatsrsse ssd costa,
levied upon The following described nsai
Estaas, ly,ag end being sitaatsl il The csunty
Of Scott and STATE sflswa. vis: Part Of North
Wse qsaetse u ssesios sigAsssi, 10y ID fswsl
chip ssvsst,-sight Is) Nsrth Of nssgs fbw q
~ Das~isslaely AsessibsA = luasSWo. va |:
adag y ~ Forth I'D ooa6h Dlulliss
- = said section stgAtssa. - ~ vn1.t,
49, = fossy.nas ~ -. elf. tloa<l fsla
Xssth frsD ~ ssssss ps6ss u I'D aeesasu
siehtssn. 90 thence HsfsA q 80 diyisiss Mss
ssesy t4o) reds. shsnss wsss forty ~, rsds.
shsnes Seuth forty lAo) reds, thsaes::E ast isrt.
co. rsas y ~ plsss " bsglaniee, containing
~ (ls) serss.
Ana hsssby give pselic notice thal 40
sGsr fsr ssls q public outssy, u he Cesr'
nsuss door. 10 The City q Dsv
snpsrt, Csunty q 0sstt - Btass q Iswa, q
sessrdsy ~ m day q March, 1see. bsl~sa
the hsurs Of o'clock q. q. aad o'slsek ,. =
Of saiA day. sals y eeonssss u The hsur u -,
s'ssssk, p. N, Of said day. and viii ell y ~
hieAsse and best bidder therefor. u sash. ~
absvs described psopssty, OF s10eisat SAsrse
= seeisfS the sbovs debt, with istsrsee .,
eees.
Dstsl this s4th day q February. 1870.
oU61AvUseDOanlf0BA
Sheriff Of oests Cosnty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27
MIsHLER'S HERB BIrTERS

VIII positively CURE ALL DlsRAsHS arising
nom disordssed state Of the bleOd. etomseA or
Kidneys. These Bitters not 10 bscsssd with The
vaRisas pleasant preparations sold at Bars and 9th
o. places under the name Of Cordials. Bttsrs Nee
tars, &C.. because
Mishler's Bitters
Are truly nsdicinAl psspafasion and offered t.
he Dablle solsly - tAsis curative vrtuss because
thess Ditten are guaranteed 70 care al cases Of
T1vK1 AND A0Uu. lntesnittsat aAd Bilious Fs-
vsfs CHoLRRA. Cholsra Mofbus, Cramps. Collie
Diarrhca. Dyssntsry, and all Affections Of the Kid
neyS
Mishler's Green Label Bittors.
Cures sesolala. 0eesadasy - Tsstiary sypsiis
White SWELLING q Nsssosss. Old Running Sores,
and Ulsess. Inlanitprv RAeumatism. and the woret
oSms 81 Ska Diosasse.
Mishler's Red Label Bitters.
Cures diseases peculiar to females: Anenorrhra
fDiansnofrhGa. Nsnosrhagia. wsmb Diseases,
Chlorosis or Green Sickness. Lsucharrhagia, o.
Whites. and Milling 81 the womb.
.. B. HAITIAN = CO., Propristors. LAaeastsr,
Pa. For sale BY all respectable Drsegists.
- Send fer Circular and learn the ingredtenteo 81
The only truly 1eoeaesd Bittsts ever offered to ~
poblIe. nall
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27

Peach trees ere 10 blossom in Missis-
sippi.
Corner-loungsrs are arrested on Susday
10 Philsdslphia.
Elder Knapp has been making $4,000 10
California mines.
Sing Sing IN. w. State Prison, which
contains only 1900 cells, he's 1925 prison
srs. and new ones are arriving daily.
Senator Conusss will soon marry beau.
tiful young girl.
The Fresmon's Journal calls the Rev.
Henry Ward Bsechss's church " ThssleGy
Bsu6o."
Wsstso, The walker, Va s~ly tn dsys
be2iM4 ttss Whsu he oevivod Ct Buffalo %
Saturday sight.
The Nsw Oslesss Resysse rsssaosnds
~ 0ssine veleeipsde - Assk hsalafs.
6slos Rsbissee ssys tkss American sp.
pie tssss ore dyiss 81.
Pittsburg has he'd compound slopsmsnt,
In which Q married man has run away with
two widows.
Large numbers Of Cubaus are eaid 70 b
rsusving to Louisiana and bsying sugar
plantations.
The people in Pittaburg. Pa. are pro-
feundly astonished at discovering that
woman Of doubtful rspute has been dsiog .
vast amount OF unostentatious charity.
The favorise Chinese concealed weapon"
Is An iron belt about eighteen inches long.
covered with red cloth, with heavy bolt
on one end. They are very common in San
Francisco.
In France there are 10000 Judges and
IL. 900 lawyers. The Official bar 10 disci.
plinsd like On army, and the members rise
successive grades to the higher positions.
There 10 such . msb Of Supreme Court
Judges that the highest salary paid il emily
5000.
One Of the Boston physicians hes prsfes-
sisaal charge Of ys0ng gesills With the
losg fever. The peoonisry vslss Of he
yo0sg patient iudaess The greatest care q
hio.
Every member Of the House Of Con-
mons, every Peer Of the realm, svssy
Prince, and the Qassn herself must pay
the postage on everything that 10 sent BY
mail.
Pennsylvania passed . Law compelliue
eOV VS1kDO ytv00t0 110UbBV0O VOD U00Y "
keep open 6sh~wsys in the dams on the
Susqushaana. The Supreme Court has d..
olarsd the Law uneenstitutioaal.
Senator Harlan, the father ia>lav Of
Robert Linesln, 10 svssss - having Mrs..
Liacola's aaaiss being oads Tie subject Of
6arthsr diseassiee In the Senate.
The essrts, psliss, sod ether nsshisery
In New Ys,k, for maintaining erdsr asd
psetsctisg life and properly, cost ever %,
900 dsy, end the Times thinks the psepls
dent GET their msnsy's wsfth Of the arti
clss this sum ought 70 fsfnish.
Edwin Bsssh 10 Asting up . Masonic
ledge rseo il The uppss Dast 81 his iAsatsr
building, Which premises - ~ the NEST
eenplsss sad AsgAst hall Of The kidd - lhs
seotiosst The rssa vas ssiginally insea.
dsd fer Ne sss Of the New Ysek Ledgs, bat
hss been taken for oil The nights 81 The
vssk By vseious lodges.
whom any member Of Lincoln's Ion 10
made sergsant-at-law, according to IN an.
eisnt custom, b presents the Queen and
! the Lord Chanesllos With rings bearing the
legend "Aliui nsbis seendsm." The lssas-
arer Of the learned body gives him q the
sane time purse contrasting 10 guinees q
| . retaining fee In case the society sheuld
| ever require his professional services.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27

Nothing affords " more pleasure than
when " can cordially recommend to eur
readers % article 81 merit. We refer o
the STANDARD Wise Bittsrs" Of Mr.. Alfred
Spssr. the bass Of which 10 bic Justly csls.
bsatsd Wine. combinsd with the bitess
psiscipls q the best teniss. herbs and roots
which RE known . our NEST emiaent
Chemists and Medical Practitioasrs, end
will, BY uss Of them, give toss - and in-
vigorate the system, aod pat oil IL fuse.
tious into heolthful exercise. See hio a.
vsrtisensnt in onothse column.
For sale by Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27
RENOVATE.

During the Spring months IL IL one Of the fsgulas
hsssshold dates tsrsnovstc. and In tao Multiplicity
u ether duties ones own self 10 in great measure.
overlooked: thousands Of variable live Night -
Deolesgsd. nj naay Apabtlees savsd ifsa prsaa.
surs graves b. thoroughly rsnovat,ng The syatsn
viii Ds. 1obaek's Blood Puls, StsnssA Dit1srs end
Dlood Pasi1ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27
TEMPERANCE.

There Il. psrhaps. no one thins that hss dose -
nseh 70 pfsnots the cause Of Temperance - tAat
sntlsstinulatins tonic. Robeek's StcaaeA Dstsss.
they Strengthen and invieorats without pssdneing
the III effects Of alcoholic ssimulants.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27
sP9clAL noTDcgo.
AS A Preventive

Against Malaria, Fever and Agus. aud al diseases
arising nom torpid state Of the liver, there 10 ~
medicine so highly recommended ~ Robaeks
Stomach bisterr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27
GRATIFYING

To know thsta reliable remedy 10 within the reach
Of everybody for the radical care Of Dyspepsia or
inAiseston. Such remedy IL Rosack's ..stsmacA
Bitsers Sold By ali Dsnggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27

ss1t Works like = Charn.ss
navs you HeaAaeAei use 1snnis's Magic OH
lave yea ToothoeAes Uoe Aenne'e MaG1e on
Have 1ou Ne0salRiof Use HoBaose 4a9ie OIL
6ave yOu NheaG1elo0f Dee 2ennses 2aGie Oil
Have yOa DOre Thsoati USe nsnnOs uG9ic OIL
nave yoa 0ciatca? Dee ADunon Magte OIL |!
Have you Bruieef Use Reunob 0ag1e Oh |!
Have ron Crampo! Zee Ronne'o MaGi on /
Heve you Oholera 1osbuss Tee Amns's Magic OIL l
HAN you lAneuo0f Zee Rsnno's NaSic on !,
This = tes best 1anily 1s0sdy, y ssse aDn
kinds Of PIN, you oyoe tl5e9.
II 10 clsan, oSSe end delicious 70 nee, end II you
~ Il AitAfaIly. Il v1n do yol good {
0lfsctions On each bottle. buy Il Of The Drug
gbtoR Merchant where yso tR01o. u tAet hsvs
NOT get Il hama they Win send Tor II, at your r.
enast. md nsll yoa tho ooname 4enn66 t1ineEll
ling Nagie on, ct the 0AanfAetnses'o lowest pFiee
WIN. Renns. sois rrop..s.esaal ns.sise-
tofss. fufWlADs 0aDY
0oIa Wholesale aaa nstaii b Hasriaea ! ptasis,
1tsssnsoA = casnaAaA. J. Q. 11llord.
Costivenessis Aggravated by the
sss Of strong purgasivss. The Only rasioaal treat.
nent b oe6o gSutlo lax11ive ed tlnbs NJ M,
aAnsssox's Pe1lsfAIsIc LsasNeD. These novDs
weokua. but grAAualV eU1eoRD n4tnfo. 1Aoy rendgo
opproosion, Dizsneo6, Headache, aad every forDO(
Iedigsstioa also. tAe sally prepss neasay ~ Hi
e1e5Ss biesdiDg = ethpeSse.
For sale o. ). .. HARRISON . CO., Psoprsstses,
Ne. iISsaeetfsn Dasoea, ~ ~ u DrSes
alsts, o. vii ty nailed - seceivtng - cents.
80 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27

SWWeWOo So o44tS
YOu coA add fln1ly onc.Aalf -
teths durability = ysas Harnsss ~ cassiaesssSs,
With little care 90 triAiae expense. a.a - ssvs
aAsoesnous wasss Of psspsrts. Thhysaeascsf
t6assy = ~ tie tiDeiy usssf
Frank mlller's Prepared mar.
sseO1l 1laekhs, wAisA sesally valsAIos t. 1ssts
~ shsss When snly sostsnips and DssssgviaeeSal-
ies ass rsqaifsd; but . not % s9ostsaly wstse
process
Frank N1l1loFs0 l1eleher Rre1er.
vativs ~ wasef-Drsof on BlaeAing, desie red ~
pssplS ~ DesAs ne shsse.
Thirty Years II Market ara
essh he's bseu the constant increasing demand that
these articles eanHsw ssasly and chsapy sbtaiusd
almnat sxs6lNAleol ".
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27
NOBODY

Can afford to Be- without saeh valuable medicines -
Roback's Blood Pills. Stomach B.,ters and Blood
Purifier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27


6f1AM ~ IIvunrool., CALLING At QuuDN0-
y TOWN QsG1e14. ~ fn0ao 1oe. uDlee 60.
hose WilA - Unse4 oe1s - 1ssean osvsss-
0sA1s ~ sagrying ~ 0ajle.
DvRRY OATU0DAYs o01
Rvary Al.THRNATR TU3ODAY
ytem Pier r, NostA 0Hes.
1Aflo o. PASSAGE
DRoho Han oooo0oe Oodlng evgsy ooeoSeey.
nj oHsiH. ;. $40 sri5S4si $500
- 49, IA - Pms. -
PoDeo0o ~ ~ fueoleQ oeseDesss " AenseS,
1isss C0Sia, -, 0slA otsesags. ~ Dessess >
~ cspassaes Sfsa Nsv Yeeh y nenh1
ma Cats. -. oeessage. ~. lAZs1ae ~.
fneeeneere oleo SofWar0e4 eo8aNfe. 0oOo00.
DSo0en, 6s, ct nOdsrste ratee.
cteerase Psssags fren LiverDssl - Qoesseesvn.
Tieksts ear - bsssAt here b Dssseas sending
- tAoir lsSea1o.
rss further issssnataes s23H g ~ ceoIeASS
once. JOHN q. DALE Ageot
fshii-diy Is BrosAwsy. \. 7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27
CITIZENS NATIONAL DAl(k !
o. DAvRNRORT.
Capital -. &c. oO.
X ON AN en-

0sasAt aad oold - The nest favorable tsene.
COLLECTION
9eleea I'll acesssdbls poiats. aad Dsalls lsawn =
eDtAs Dsaaeepd dAessanl tsWaD, y tAeV. q
COLD AND oelv80
1eaghteeA sold. Hishss9 nasAse pssoe ~ To-
ll1sAaee - saie o. 0OvHRN19NT SONn0.
Wo0ako cor oWh DsafSe %
ROREH0T COUNTRlEo.
Dspssln aAd oenseal Hoakiae Ousleeo NJ
0e1efally sollsstea ~ oof euslomSGV - v1o6ao
~ most liberal treasne1t.
0.srswAar Ills. desSisf. " b. iavns, Keller.
E.0. WeAsvsssA, Moees Ksuv.
]. 0mith. Geo. +, Wo0@.
J. q. O0ukiin. OAos D. WatEine. r.
b. n. Riohaedsoa. LII 0s1se
Geo. y. Paskss. iaAo1-ln
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27
MAGELLAN eoUO..


- - BRADY STREET, BELOW 0eO
end ktsps seassastly % hssd 81 aAkse
" ssdsr.
oentss. Doyo' and ChllAPsa'o
CLOTHING ofths best mAasr,al aad Il maa1sl
Shat cannot fail 70 give satisfastion. Lsesd
ueAronaes respectfully solicited. fmy1l-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27

n. NuLER. corner KsnGOlph and Clask atSs z.
a. lmpOstef, Nan etactsIcr. and ny 1anaDals ne4e
! WatcSee, Jsvslrl, silver aAd PtAesa Wo10. -
O. Oftho Eokioeal WoleA %.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27
u ara ~ are.

Mats, Gaps and fors.
NwKkf. DE6FsTER 4 90, Mats, Caps. Fure ,
y Bueh 0lovss aad Aittsns. lOg and 1O4 Achig An
Avenue. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27

1aaufaetory At New Britain. Conn.,. and Brat
NbOf0, "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-27

COmau0AaoeO0.
&filkt. colby AcMAhAN. Ccomisssn NJ,
& chahts and Wholesale PrSvision Dealers. sss 3,
water street. Chicago.
DLA1k. DgNNMOko > 60, Conmissieu -.
eAanee, toe aoAiuKtoo otreot-f l0sr. Grain. FRO
vtsooae. Ae.
lINDkRW GOD = 90, COanisson Merchants II
u Hlous, drain, Seeds rust, Lard, Beef, TalloW
, 1869-06-11
II,IlNUIE,

Articles OF AAsoctn11oa Eifed-Re.
ward Offered for the AppEcheu-
nion oil q muFdeFur-Fnym OF
Cennty Tn1es-Ap1Tihls QuFdeEH-
work Commenced on khe Decatur
T. East st. Louis Raltro0a-J0 Dn.
, 1869-06-11
INDIANA,

Desperate Attempt TO Escape from
tho Northern Pcnitentlnry-Thc
Lender Of tho Scheme Shot bY the
Guard - Obituary Counte<teiters
ArrniEncd-StntcS Sptrituuit8ts Con.
ycniton.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 10.
For some time past conspiracy has been on
foot among tho cony!cts connued In the Northern
PenltentiAry. as Michigan City, to resoit White
they were At dinner on TuesIAy. 1Ioosler nNlt
Isaac Davis one Of our merchants, Jumped from
his seat armed with pruning Knife, and told bis
associates now was their TING 10 strike for thelr
liberty. Only one convict followed him. Bill then
denounced its FELLOW -con7ic,s ~ cowartls, and
made for guard, who put two ba1ta Into his body
from which be cannot recover. Itia believed that
about htr ot ne con71cts had nSrrel soco-opcrate
Hon. James MeGre9e, Of Danstuc, Hendricks
County, formerly member o1 Congress from thi.
IVES IN his st1ty-nfth year.
Governor Baket has 90 far recovered from bis
tnre illness as to be tt hts ROOMS In the State
Articles Of association were nled on yesse.dsy,
Of the German IawTeneeburR Hullding Company.
purchase OF house, or for the establishment Of
bustncfA or to afford the stockholders an oppor-
tun1tJ to Ay up their sas1nHs and obtain profitable
interest. 1here arc to be 80 shares, and the
term Of existence Is to te nre .ears. The sub
scnoers arc to par an admission Of 31.oo for each
share, And flaa weekly thereafter. The Directors
are y III. Do7kenbacn Christian LemGct, Philip l.
Mathews John Sch artz, Jonn HcrnncTyer, Hart,
E f. Stem, Martin Tittel, Frederick ". Koch and
i Adam kaxtner.
1saac Levl Lyle s. Levi. John Patterson and
Mrs Rticshousc, Of ossuod, Ripley County. were
aE11gncd helore the Commissioners, charged With
dealing IN Cnited States counterfeit money. The
three men were committed to Jail for want Of tail
for &, ,oh1 each. The wonan+ who had nursing
iotaht, gave hail IN the sum Of 5l,ooo.
The State Splntualst Convention meets at Nor
Fsona open HAL, On Tuesday Of next week, md
viii remain N session untl Sunday night The
following ar the otlcers Of the last auunai con
ventinn: President James Hock, Of Terre llaute;
Vice Presidents, Ats- lIu1buyt, Of Auncle, aud
Mr., Agnes Cook, OF Mchmont Sccretary. Cap
tain l. D, Watton, Of Indianapolis. The call states
that arrangements have heen malc to have some
eminent speakers present TO address the conven-
ton II Is also expected that several OF the best
mediums Of the age Will be present, which will
entble thnsc who have ucEet witnessed Any de-
monsttauoEs 70 Judge for themselves whether
flieEds who have gone before rs to the " Land OF
the 1u1mortals" can OR do sttu1n, and conmunc
With friends In Earth
, 1869-06-11

uh)n.s uh a1a me1!unk The npfobatton Of Ill honor.
anle.ninded friends Of the temperance Cause
1ne two sail boata which left here Tor Jauesyille
yesterday afternoon, went through the Likes and
CAthsa hivet, II far etoughtou, carly last aren.
Ing, having bad very prosperous To5aRe
The Wca5bcr here Is "a delightful II co1ld b.
AAkeh, and farmers could desire nothing Letter fot
erops- Old wheat is going forward In largo gum
JAk1sv111x7 Wiz. June 1o-The jacku'An Eiu
suit which haa occupied the attention Of the Cr-
cult Court for thr paIt ten aayx, wa4 closed yes
tkrdAy. The Arguments Of the counsel occupied
the enuEe day and evening" The c14c WA E!Fea
this morning to the Jury. which, after being out
Two EouIE, returned 4 verdict for the appellanA
THIS result coinctGes tally with public sentiment,
freely expressed. TIC case Will NOW, probably,
60 TO the Supreme Court
This verdict A1nnls the distribution Of t1Ds 90,
Of xhleh amount al but r. GRO L. By the Will, COL
teyed to Ar8. Jacktnan, VINO Is second wife, and
her three children The contestants are the heirs
b. the nis- maHtatt, Who appeal from the FEo-
bate 3rdge's decision admitting the III to pro-
hate. The ca*e ha1 been closely contested by
StEy eminent counsel, md has been the nt-ah-
sortang tnplc Of discussion for some une-
1he courtroom Enk aenselY crowded Yesterday.
A large nntnher Of lAdtes were present. The
speeches Of Inc counsel Of both aidea showed em.
nent legal talent aud thorough preparation, and
Were lhtened 10 ty the large audience with mark
cd attention. Senator Carpenter fully matnt21ned
his Reputation "a finished def.ateF and succes3fu
| nds ocaie WIN. Il. t.bhera, ESQ.,. made the closing
| atFEmenr, which elected high commentator:
| trCf1 a1i who heArd it.
, 1869-06-11
THE SOUTH.

RcI~nAc OF tho Parties Recently Ar
KcAted nj xSnrrcnsun. <su.-Aln-
bn1nn polItics-1'Fln1 Of she a2ur-
drfeF HcrEcr nj Jarka0ns Miss
4 he GubcrnuIorinI Campaign in
1cnueasce.
ACGCsTA, Ga, June le.-Thc parties arrested in
Netrtnton bJ the military have hcca released By
the C1rcu,, Court, has forbidden the Sheriff, al
whose instance the arrrsss wcsc msde, TO act or
u ans wny assume the functions Of the ONCE
Quiet has s'een restored. and gnod feeling exists
between the citizens aud military.
AoS1onAEST, Ala, June 1a-A despstch 10
the AIt<,fiaer Rsys The Radical Convention Of the
as7ccnebf e1ecied Tbe sirnsg,c Is s7oa,ns
0erce1. Tho charge Is made arntnt SoEy1s, late
representa:lxe. that be L citizen Of Maine and
not Of Alabama The principal opponents Of
Norris Atc uAtire Republicans.
The haynetvt1le Examiner Of to-day reports
ancc On Plantations il I0wndes County, lid Is
earring destruction to the cotton crnn
.1AcKsos, A!sa+, June 10-The tslA OF E u.
d.y before military comm sa,on. ot which Brig
adler General r. S. Granger is President Conn-
sel tor ieEYer have fled objections 10 . trisl by
row. fcsEer plead nos gs.llty 10 the charges and
tpce!ncAtlona Eminent counsel nayc been en-
gnEcd for the defence.
Stokes organ heretofore, caIe oct this morning
strongly for Senior and universal FutrFaet. The
Stokes men ere very much alemoFaltted by this
change ot front, and talk Of starting new paper
Immediately. The old editors Of tho Press aaf
7irnFs have au ceased connection wtth the paper.
No nants nte announced As editors Of the
paper this morning, and the lca4itng article
declAreA that It will hence1ouh be tho osKHa Of
no man, or SECT Of men, hut will boldly and tnde-
pendently adroeate what the conductors believe
10 be polite and right The Scnter movement
seems to be gathering strength and force al over
tht 6tzte. Three leading journals Of the Repub-
hcau party, In each OF the three Ettat divta1ous
OF the Sfaie-tac Knoxville Hhto, the F4Hss and
7iu4fa, and the Memphis Iuts-alc Ill for Seuter.
Aefhr Ecntcr and Stokca VIII have their second
meeting It Cleveland, East Tennessee, to-
UpFrpW.
, 1869-06-11
RAILROAD BRIDGE AT KE0KUK.
Something About tho Character Of
tho Structure

From the Etokt4t {Iora> Gan City, jung q.
road bridge y : e., rev feature IN the manner Of
tsscn tie lead Of ali other ei,ies Oh tie rt1es n
the introduction Of this feature. The work Of
constructing this bridge Is fairly under hcadway,
for building 1t Nas awarded sometime since,
,'y the Kcokuk and Hamilton mississippi
bridge Company to the Key stone Bridge Company,
sso,ovo. The work thus faF nas been eonnned
fos inc Yie1s anu sbotHents It Is expected that
Of y htch has heen commenced, will be completed
seme time during the present month. On the
Iowa side Of the E1ser there viii he N approach
This viii he Of soud nusoury, twenty feet vide IN
tho clear, and will oe surmounted on either side
with substantial iron railing. Between the
p7pach Of solid nlasoary aud the approach
Itself there VII! he an opening Of about twenty
feet to admit the passage Of teams along the levee
r!so, pier. he sveIase height a wniea Wl1l Be
thhty-two feet They will reach ten feet above
the high water marx Of 1e51- the supetst.ucture
twenty feet In the clear. There wtl be I wagon
track On either side Of the railroad track. Out
side Of the eupetstucturr, and on either side, VIII
be passsse way for foosmen along .ae entire
length Of the bridge: This viii Be nse feet IN
width. The piers viii Be built solid aud laid
T. Limestone cement Ins dsax w ee s.
ptyot pier OF 100 feet on the square. On the op-
pcstte side there Will be an arproach to the
bridge OF earth enbaakment teD feet In length.
This wi11 be protected b . dIy slope VAL fne
11nsNle P!re Truss WIN be used III the construe.
tion Of the hroge; 500 cuh!c Jurds Of etonc vii
be required m the cpnssru ct1ou Of the piers and
sbu1ments, and about Aooo, 90 pounds oi t1o1 Ia
the s1pesstTuctufc, one about enc-n nftn OF wl:ch
Wit DC CAST ron The remainder will all be
wrought
It i expected that the bridge will be completed
~ the 1st Of January next Preparations arc BE-
tnE made for operstsona on the PETS as soon Is
the water shau hare subsided little more Nj.
As. Murphy and VI. Ward arr assistants, and Nj.
Wiley the dr1nghtsmau-