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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13
mege0aa's 6euuine Coa Liver

Dur Csd Liver Oil 10 warranted pure
NswreuSpLAxD OIL. Il has stood The test Of
sveosy years. experience. and can b relied
On every particulss. lts superiority over
that prepared On our evu sea sSore i
shown by The numerous cures performed
b. Il who's the inferior oils hsd bees tr;efl
without eject The uaife.~ coed oualitv
efsss OIL hes givsa il the preference ever
the numsrous brands ia the market. aod
has ELECTED The highest commendssions
ffsm eminent physicians. Manufactured
BY Hsgemsn 4 Co., Chemists and Drug
gists, and sold By Druggists.
CaArrRD HANDS AND FAcs, sons LIPl
&C.. cared at once BY the use Of uegeman't
Oamphof lcs sith 0lycsrine, keeps hand
eefs Ia the coolest weather. See that you
gst the Geauins. Sold by Druxgists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

Personal. We received a short call to.
dag from MI. .Sn softhe DIS Moines Statts>
man, Who has jas, returned frsra e two
weeks trip to the East
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

Tns RsoIsrRY LisT.-Ws commence to-
DAY the publication Of the Register Of
Electors for the city, by Wards. AZ this
is the first list inst has been made out for
The city since the Registry Law took effect,
1t will 30 necessary that every voter ex.
anime it with care. to see il their names
appear in tho Ward in which they are en-.
titled to vote. We shall also take some
care to publish the names just as thay ap-
pear upon the Re lister, SO that If any are
omitted, or incorrect, in any particular.
the desired correction can be made prsvi
Gus TO the day Of election.
Every vo.er should bear in mind, that
unless ars registered, they cannot
vste without considerable trouble aud in-
oonvsnisnce.' A little attention now will
save time and trouble on election day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

PxssEsvs If.-Thoss interested in the
coming city election, should preserve the
lists Of electors which We commence pub
lishing to. day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13
FOURTEENTH YEAR.
THE CITY.

BosroS QuIsrE,rs CLrD.-This celebra-
ted club have s.cu,cd the Burtis' Opera
House for concsrl On the llth Of May
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13
AGENTS WANTED
Royal navana Lottery or Cuba.

W Conducted by the Spanish Government
$sDo,oo0 In Gold drawn everv seventeen daye PYi-
see cashed and information furnished. The highest
price paid for Doubloons and NIL kinda Of Gold n,d
silver. TAYLOR q CO..
febll-d1y Bankers. IL W al ST. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Pesdsr dess It. Ask your grocer
ee Il, ead take - eshse. Il 10 : decide
0peOvo0sat ever ~ eehss. Ia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

SrArE &C vrIoS Y. vi. O. We arc
q receip. # q q for . State Convention
Of the Young Mems Christian Assoc a.ions
Of iowa, 70 be h I'd .. Cedar Rapids on the
i,h 7ih, and Sth A il nt4' The sll
Il a es ths. there arc about twenty As cia>
IONS in tie State and calls upon one ]
a'l to send delegates ) this, the fret Goa.
veniior.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

ALAsxA.-This is without doubt, one
Of the best articles for the hair prepared.
Its fine h air dressing aud rslisb,e re-
storativs, and should be used by all. Il
beauties the hair, improves the growth,
- = Q esstsin remedy eoe baldasss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13
ONE DOLLAR STORE.
ONE DOLLAR.
\Dr. Burton.s Tobacco Auiidote,


XARRaSfHp TO sryovR ALL pKsips ron TorAece. n
e~fyk sYsaAe nnd hnrmles ard is also excellent ~
petiE& II JSss and essoass ths blood, invisoaiess
syssE efsas noaI ishing ana ow
e enaCs stomach 10 digest the rrsies food skes
sleep ref hing. and 81 abl,shes t0bnst heaiih lrs
I'D easws ~ rs'y y.rss eared Price fsisVe.is PEI
steas OF io61Qes. with lsts of 'cscnssH Isfs etee.
No. ,. r. ArEoy1, Js1sy City, y. j.
TESCI1AoNI IAkI-0.
Faox zus Z. 4. NKsstRv. EsrGsrts CGe,.--rlrase
send surely q the XNTiSorx. s,s.s.". To- done
vnos NV ir.srs.rns\sry rsr.o~ -c,n.isr..n ss
sassaee hesc having been cf he rre.e sc- ,olse
. y sssne y. Baron. Al 49, ~s csiss sapey Tor
Josssu MAYO, osIIl q y. D. sssfs Prissn.
gscs 4ss Csrrs oxxrR a YES AiascaAxs Val.
~ RAilEoAn coarA6, fII1ssct,s. is.--I hsvo assd
ssi.iidass Vim sij 'sssss. hi n ~ ,..d'.
cixneyyAs,/ ,/TrsrEosy.-oyx Ax or AxTIborr
ssTsl my sssssJ and my.ef !, rsv.S ans
kcsu ". SsoAnAKnn. ksitsy ssssipn. Pa
Fson rnr/fotIcs HrAnsuARfrrs, LyNN NAss-1
ADss sAis0| |Sb kvs yssads u feA IN AveS HosAs ~
Uhs ~ Barssss An6dss, - ~ n srs f..gsseso is
no. rss scusrrAs noss Jcrrsn. ra,ylsors,
Mobus bsx Il Bursens Ant1doss ssN0rs3 eN Jssse NJ
u 6sed hcm me take pleasing }, rss . aE.Ds .., Ke
ron SALE Nv ALL DRUocssrs.
r7ycd.mark X Scpvrigatedl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

CITY CITYi CITY!
Two GOOD AGENTS WANTED TO MANAGE
l the sac ofa ew. P"pulsf and Standard work
IN Da avenport and surroud ming country. good
salary to competent persons. Address, stating
qualifications and experience
PARNELER q Co.
mS-d2w 13s samson ST., Ph.la., Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

FoR GALLANT CoNpucs President John
soa did . good thing In signing the pareh.
ment confirming the sppointment Of our
fellow CT Zen. Ei~in r. Heron. as Msjor
by Brevet We have seen the document
and 1t says "For meritesieus services a.
the battle Of Port Hudson, Louisiana" 1t
10 . wsli-earned compliment 70 brave sol.
dier Who gave one LEG to his country in her
hour Of need. The {" Msjor" hss our CON-
plimsnts, sad thsof. his many friends in
this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13
East Davenport.

: The Street R,ilrcad. together with the
low price OF property, coupled with the
piesuresqas and healthy location Of East
Davenport, is working great changes in
that loc,lity. A greater number Of dwel>
lings havs been erected. and ere being
ersotsd. asd . larger amount Of capital in
vsslsd 10 - aanufactures, than 10 any other
locality within the city. A visit g that
portion Of this district known - Folton's
Addition, will exhibit an amount Of sub.
otsntisl improvsments created within the
last twenty four months. grsoter in extent
than vas ever crsatsd in any locality Of
the city within the same soscs Of time.
A. O. FrLr0S has several lots we'll locat.
ed for dwellings. and also several lets with
river frontings for mauufactories in his
add'tien. Also large lots on Locust Ct,
at very low rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13
Sl0lllA StnillBS Cunon1Uo.
HUMPHREYS
nOMBOPArnlC sP9ClFaC0

HUMPAREY8'
DOMRORATnnC 0RRCnFnCD
,ra~y ,,~.,,.. ,.o,s ~, .sosr A.n.
n xaOv -. ...i.S0AIs. .0A ~ ssW. 1sa
e;eSs o:d Sslissss. NJ lss - "a sSs 81, 40
at siSteSsS nm 81 S 1sIc d usise tse0 9
AafnlsDe . % $ lss lsoa 1aness. aad % s0eisas
= = b alweyersilsbls. Tesy hsve raised tAs high
~ eeonen9acoA ko0 ALL ana Wui eiwaye fe.e
cs sc.usscGnoe. c.... s.e....,..H y
r0vOfDs v0.S.ss.oss s1ss. s- .,s -
= !. WOr1n9s Worn rsvsf. wS.m Cole-.
:. !. Cry1n8-OO ~ tvCsniAg - a1tsnss.
gfArrnnA ot Cnuolsn cs,,H "s Auus W.,;. e
1Xoin... 4 crtsn.' vo@isins
4 :. Coughs. Ool1s. neo.cAit,s ......se
:. Nerral0aa, .eotnaeos. acsasne "a
!. Asa0acnoo SsSH as;,.s 90 aoss.so.. g
- :. Gysp@pSsa: D. =. psss,si 81, a
~ :. Wk}tss.' ~, nsofuse Psnode. y
10. !" Group. Coseh. Dincsit 0reathine .
u, +" Salt Rheum. .9sysiDslas, Rsupsioas -
Y. T.vor q A9uo. CAiil Fsvsi. .Agues. q
u !. E1Ioo. eMao % essooine ....:..:......W
:. Opsna.Snv. - eefo 9! weaE Hyes..
a. whoopine.C Coaah. Islsat ssasfSs
~ . A0e9mA, opesoseso bseegeaoB. ~. 80
u. lar Dtachor8ao,i impaiseA oearngoe
"A. 9croI olpS Sa!1 - 9Ie1ea owssieee 2
6rnns1. srS se..i. ~ cses.,,..s. ~, "ss.a n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13
leiI names 10 another column

WsY SaouLpN'r TnEYs-Why should
not every ono Of the middle glasses, and
even the poorer classes, wear good clothes
when th.s can be bought - cheap as Sam
Psst sells them. A very small amount Of
money will buy man good, service able,
suit Of clothes, in fashionable styles, an
elegant lot Of imported asylrs have just
been received. They are Of beautiful shade
and texture. Gail around and see them.
A0ESrs WAsrtp p--rhe attention Of on.
readers, ID directed 10 the advertisement Of
H. II. Richards L Go OF Philadelphl "a, who
want agents. Be ins engaged in . lcgiti
mate. and paying business-any one de.
string = paying situation, had better con.
fer with them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

Sare reli-f for Asthna. Price - cente
BY mail. Stoxs!l 4 Co., Narlestown ,Maso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

ras O.. R I. I P. X. r. engine has
reached the e5th mile sssne west from Dee
Moiues--fvs miles bsvond Atlantic, where
1t is now awaiting The completion Of .
deep cut, whsn it viii stretch away several
miles beyond. The work on the other end
Of tbs road is progressing rapidly. The
Dos Mcines Reoistsr has winter cap % bot
that the bulgine tro,s into Council Biuffs
bv Mar 10Th
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

No Quolun.-Tbs special meeting Of the
City Council that Vas called. last evening,
for the purpose .ofrscsiving the report Of
the Debt Oemmissioners, was not held, -
there was No querun present, snly six
members repostsd. The report IL . re-
ported in these columns On Wednesday
last, being . new plao Of cempromise.-
After waiting until 8 o'clock, an adjoors-
osnt was had uattiA Z o'cleck this after
noon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

JsnS .. ssrsous is csatd for ~ o.
- u City Cisek,'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

The German SeAsel Rssiev says there
are Eve bundled and fiky Amsrican stu-
dents at the various univsrsities, and over
enc Thousand male and female American
pupils At 6rss elass Gssman boafding
schools.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

lAoolyaes ~ olistss osaDs vlass = oaso ~
- ! -: slS Gnssss esssss vlsss = = pssAan-
lfOA. eoaee eeeA.
iysS lysSs "a Concord osaSs visss, q eeps -.
~. esseD eocn. p
i,soo yess sId Concord osaps Vines q o1op9 heo.
6rod, 10 cente s4ch.
Aleo Hrais snd Ornameutal fNeo, nNoeo@ -.
Or 4tA end Ms,s sts.es:. nsvsasex.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13
>AR4. ~. II. CURD.

O1rsDs nm srOcg o. MIILMeaY 0o0Do
" ~ oole g eaeei1eo. WjsAlng - rse1so lsoO
bosinsso, - win sake u a objset - AL. pesssa
Ueli vitSis days IL yoa With 10 secaie gosd -.
Roln. 0et. ood bUu6ess viii - sold very shooD
0nela ~ 49, exptsge.
H.o-Casak aad Dsees nehhg eone - eesss
nosico.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

CLiRroH ScaoeL ELIcnon. The people
OF Gluten held their scbeol election %
Monday last. With the following result:
Prssidsnt--A. p Hosford.
Vice Prssidsat-E II. Thaver.
Sscrssarv-Ds. A. Reynelds.
Trsasurer-E. A. wad.eish.
Directors s-Thos. Thoruburr. three ysass;
lesac Baldwin, to years; Thomas Shaito.
eos year.
They wsnt . female teacher f.r their
High School.
HAwEs1s Hoass CLrB. stock hold.
ere Of this association met at Lyons ~
Monday. and elected the sSlIswine .oflsers
fes The ensuing year:
Prssidsnt-Bid. Gage, teeen III "a
vies Psssideat--B. p 49,. C1tnteo.
Tresssrse-O. \. Bsldvio, Eyons.
sscrstsrs DIR. ". o Paassa, Clistss.
The ssassa's raess viii pssbaal1 en-.
asncs about ths asst day u JAY.
The German Seheel Rseiev eays there
are Eve hundred and fity Amsrican stu-
dents at the variovs univ>rsitles. and over
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13
q n E . oLLAR

Tor any article, 0EBAr basgaias are secured IN
this styls Of business. Almost anything that IL
usefal aad Urnanental ean Le had st tbs estah-
lish0snt. Tor oaly q o. R0odR thas Aave demanded
high price hesetofors. are now sold at the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

tbs COMING SrAa-Next Wednesday,
Thursday and Ffjday our people will have
an opportunity Of witnessing AFTER Dark"
one Of tho grandest sens ational plays ever
put on the boards in our city. In speaking
Of Mile Turnour, the leading star in the
piece. the Boston Post SAYS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-06
THE POLITICAL TEMPERANCE MOVE
MENr
From the N. Y. Sun.


The National Temperance Convention,
which had been in session at Chicago for
several days, adjourned finally on Thursday
last Its transactions were of considerable
interest as the beginning of an attempt to
make the temperance reform political move
ment, and to secure throughout the country
the enactment of prohibitory liquor laws
similar to the statute now existing in Massa-
chusetts. These objects were not directly
ayowed by every speaker; but they were i'm
piled in the remarks of those who did not state
them except in one or two instances where
men were bold enough to proclaim their dis
sent from the whole movement as thus based
on political footing On the last day of the
meeting the platform was reported; and the
third resolution purports to sever the connec-
ton OF the temperance men with the existing
political parties, and to organize them into
party by themselves
This resolution was debated at considerable
length and with great acrimony. The con-
troversy became so bitter that one of the
| speakers was hissed down The name first
| proposed by the new party was the National
| Anti-dramshop party This was changed
| 10y unanimous vote, to the National Tenn
perance party" and the whole platform was
then adopted. A gentleman from Massachu
sets endeavored to secure the passage of n
resolution providing that the temperance men
in each State should not be committed
by the action of the convention SO
as to be obliged to organize distinct politi-
cal parties in their respective localities until
they should deem it for the interest of the
cause to do So 1t does not appear that this
resolution was passed
In the debate a Rev. Mr.. Belch, of Illinois,
said that she that doubted is damned, thus
severely rejecting upon the future prospects
of large proportion Of the temperance men
of the United States, who are doubtful of the
propriety or good sense of the movement ini-
tiated by the convention. They think that
the past history of political parties in the
different States of the Union shows how fire.
quently the administration of the Govern
ment passes from one of the great parties 20
the other, and how insecure is the tenure Of
either for any great length of time; and they
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-06
THE CUBAN REPUBLIC.

From the NJ Y. Herald
The independence of Cuba has been offici-
slly acknowledged by one nation. Peru has led
the way for the other republics of South and
North America. We published last Friday the
text of the decree promulgated by President
. Balta. declaring that ''The independence OF
the island Of Cuba from Spanish dominion,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-06

feel that il is wrong to put the temperance
movement on a basis where it could never
hope for permanent controlling influence
We are opposed to prohibition, and believe
that prohibitory laws are among the worst
foes of the temperance cause. The platform
of the convention seems to us incorrect as to
the facts which it assumes, and impolitic in
the measures resolved upon. Strong as the
temperance men are, they are not united in
this political movements and if they were,
the principles upon which it is founded are
SO far from being true ones that we could not
wish them success.
In previous article we pointed out the
benefit which the temperance cause would
derive from free public lectures on the physi-
cal effects of drinking ardent spirits, deli
vered in all our large cities and towns by dis
tinguished scientific men. If the conven-
tion had taken steps to secure the delivery
of such lectures, it would have done some
good.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-06
ROOFING.


n r n o o F I N c.
IL This Roofing is adapted to all buildings. 1t can
applied to cu,,,,,, op FIAT ROOFS ..
nj onehaf the expense of tin IL Is readily put on os
Shinge Roofs without removing the shingles thus ay9lg
nra yanars mo gravel used ,,,,. ,,,,,, u, M,
Ep ItsSHfVE YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH WELION1
fhA4''N' ELASTIC PAINT: -
am ALWAYS prepared Repair ana rant ROOFS az snor
Ddticn xo PAINT FOR SALE by the barrel or gallon
the best and cheapest in the markSSJ A wEIToN. .|
a1z No. I'll N. NINTH Street, above Coates.
UIO OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
kind ASp I'D or new AZ No IHRP Street. the AME
are selling their paint fos M bdr O ane
pIel roof covering best ever offered to the public with
Rrushes cans buckets, etc. for the Work anu Vermn,
Fire and Waterproofi Light Tight Durable No crack
INC healing or shrinking No paper gravel or neat Good
for ali climates Directions given Tor work or good work
men supplied Care promptness certainty One pricel
Call Examined Judgel .,
Agants wanted for interior counties
f'' 45Stf JOSEPH LEEDS, Principal.
old GRAVEL ROOFS COVERED OVER
" with Mastio Slate, and warranted for ten years.
HAMILTON OO0RFER,
SI56m No. 40 5. TENTH Street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-06
INSURANCE.

DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INsU
~ RANCE COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legis
lature Of Pennsylvania, 1885
Once. s. H. corner Of THIRD and WALNUT Streets,
Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANOHS
On Vessels Cargo and Freight all parts OF the world.
INLAND INSURANOES
On goods by river, canal lake. and land carriage to all
parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANOES
On Merchandise generally Stores Dwellings, Houses
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01
An EycEILENT APPOlNTMENT.-We learn

An EXCELLENT APPolNTMENT-W learn
that Frank Fem, son of S. S. Fem, Esq
Prosecuting Attorney of the First Judicial
District of Idaho, has received the appoint.
ment under recommendation of Hon. j. X.
Shafer, to the Naval School at Annapolis, from
Idaho. Frank is q bright, fearless, Intelligent,
noble lad, and his appointment is warmly APP
,roved nv the citizens of Northern Idaho,
without distinction of party. Queerly enough
although under previous Delegates from Idaho
the Territory has been entitled to the nomlna-
ton of six or eight appointments to the Naval
School and to West Point, Us Cadets, the first
of Idaho lads to receive any benefit thereirom
is young Fem, and Judge shater is the first
Delegate who has nominated.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

BODY OF ANDERSON FoUND.-froln 'n0
Statesman of Tuesday we learn that the oooy
of John Anderson was found on the shofe OF
Boise river, at John Henry's RANCH IN Aoa
county, a few days ago, and the verdict OF tne
Coroner's jury was that he came to his dea'n
by accidental drowning. Renders will remem-
Der that Anderson was of the firm OF Soanne
g. Anderson, of Boise City, and that ne lett MS
home last January to go to Payette Valley ana
that. since the 28th of January up to the time
of the discovery of his body all trace of him
had been lost. A reward of $3.50 was offered
for his body, dead or alive. The body was
found on the morning of June 9th. by Z. Har-
rold and James Dunn, who Immediately gave
information to Mr. A. Haas, Coroner of Boise
county. Until the inquest it was supposed that
Mr.. Anderson had been murdered, but the con-
dition of the body and the valuables and other
articles found on the corpse were proof against
such supposition.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

THE KILLING OF Col. CRANE.-From the
vicksburg Herald of june 18th, which con-
tains the report of the proceedings before the
Military Commission whichhas the case OF COL
E. M. Yerger for the killing of Col. Crane IN
charge, we learn further particulars OF the
affair. The testimony shows that bad blood
existed between Crane, who was from Ohio,
and Yerger, who is Mississippian; that Crane
had repeatedly taken opportunity, under cover
of his Federal office and protection, to misuse
and injure Yerger; that Crane, when ne knew
that Yerger was absent from his home i'll Jack
son, seized piano, by sharp law practice in
Yerger's house, had it sold, and bought it HIM
self, when he was aware that the piano did
not really belong to Yerger; and finally, that on
Yerger's return to Jackson, where ne sought
Crane to properly account to him for his bad
conduct, the latter refused any satisfaction,
but tainted Yerger, and at length struck HIM
with a small rattan cane; and that not until
this blow was given by Crane did Yerger draw
his knife and fatally cut Crane. The trial had
progressed through the sixth day. and the tes-
timony for the defence was then going on.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-07-01

From the Ow, hcc Hare at Tuesday We learn
that Ah Choy Was convicted "i murder IN the
first degree and Will receive sentences al death.
The case oi Woodward aud lrown Tor man
slaughter was called.
Wendell Phillips expresses his delight that
the Indians have commenced the work Of muir
der on the plains. He advises the sayag"s la
lay by their guns and twist rails ;" as 10 throw
passenger cars of the irack-which is easier
aud more murdrrous.
10 Coburn offers Ia wager from Il 900 10
SlO. 900 that Mike McCoolc can whip Allen. or
any other man in the United States IN 4 prize
fight within sixty days, on condition that he
(C"burn) shall train McCoolr for The fight.
The most violent storms of thunder, light
ming and rain ever known. have swept over
Southern Oregon. Northern California. and
Nevada. Ia Rogue River Valley. Oregon, the
barn of James kilgorc was struck by lightning
and much damaged In Ireka the streets were
flooded. and III Treasure City, the lightning
killed &. B Luthcrson. Dane. aged 81 years.
aud knocked down bis partner, Geo. Smith.
burned of his hair and whskcrs on one side of
his head. and tore of the sole of his boot, but
did not seriously lnjurc his person
Gird's Saloon and A. ). Merccrs dwelling
in Albany. Oregon. were burned on the night
of June 23d Grid was INSURED for 5000
Mercer for 81 200.
George Oakcs, n railroad cmployc. outraged
the person of Mrs Wilcox, on the line of the
West Side railroad. near Portland. Oregon, n
few days ago, while her husband was absent
A party had gone IN quest of the villain. we'll
armed. He is fit to kill.
A hall for the Masons and Odd Fellows is
going up in Shermantown. White Pine.
The Supreme Court of Georgia has decided
marriages between negroes aud whites to be
void.
The construction Of the Northern Pacifc]
railroad is to be vigorously pushed on.
AmOvemcnt to nominate Chief Justice Chase
for President in lS72 has been commenced by
prominent Republicans who dislike Grant. d.
ID. Field, Opdykc, Weed, and others in New
York. are chief movers
The Bricklayers Union of Washington have
expelled six men who worked with negroes in
the Government Yard
The Democrats carried Lander county. Ne
vada, in the election of June 21st. J. B. Fitch.
of Elko, is the Sheriff elect