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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
DIR. RIPLEY,S
Permanent Cure for sick and
Nervous Headache, Neural.
sv1A N nj u n - so r "a m1


DCRING extensive practice Of over twenty
~ YEAR, tbs remedy, when properly ueed. has NOS
failed Of cprng every case Of Headache and always
relieves and Almost always cGree Neuralgia and
Rheams'isn in all their varied forme. Two or three
{ oses Will relieve Sick aAd Nervous Headache. a.e
by taking 1t q les times. the disease will be perna
nsntiy cared.
There are ps-psns In tits eify-rAronc cases OF
Neuralgia and RI srmatisn-who have. aurin. the
set four yeAre spenl hundreds Of eclare tor ams.s
every remed! known to the trade, and who are nov
willing to certify that after using his remedy for
few weeks enly they have receivtd more relief tAas
from all Others combined. We can refer 70 these
parties nj any time, by permission.
Ply sieiaus WHO are treating delicate. nervous p
TESTS. Or othefe Tho need . sedaisc and who wish
70 avoid the vel kLown unpleasant effects OF these
In common use. we would respectfully ssk trial q
ths Remedy. assuring tAem Of 10 reliability and
safety. JONES elbLEI.
Wholesale and Retail Drnggfsts.
Cor Sth and Market Ste, 81. Louis, No..
eole Agsats. 10 Whea oil orders sAsuld he adtfees
Cd. Warranted. Price. 81. Copyright secured
b. County Druggisae' and Phys!eianspicsre-
nllsd with care Al low eat rates J. . e.
Sold ~ HARRIsO on Z sTAnKs. foct99-eodsn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
IsOWk. Il STEVENS
MiLY
DYE EOLORS -

Allpe-soB.who keep How
4 srsvxy.. FAMILY Nv, Cot
oss for sale esn be relied on
tor ,h~sr far ieslinr, for the
reason tha; they ccs. te-te-
taller TWENTY-FIVE cer's re.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07

Tia; rota.'nsIe instance has ON. 10 the knowlesss
of,ae p,cprietors, OF the failare Of Rosscks Med-
enes TO give eE,ire isf.otion in the hundreds o
thousands OF eesee in which the. have been ICED
this 10 worthy err mark and anderiaele evidence OF
theirinirint!c merits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07

There u, pFn5.hlv. no one dissa.o With waiea
nanti,t are Sc .,sd waioh Is the source ofso nsn
ailments IS nss?epsi., and ,hs-e IS vore certain
eSre th.n R~5.eks Sion-ch Bi,.e-s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
Notite in Bankruptcy.
rsotice in Bankruptcy.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT OS
E the slst day of December, 4. D., issS.
warrant in Bankruptcy was issued ssaissf the
Is. o.. Edward II. Ihurs;on, in the Count, OF
Scott and State Of Iowa. who has been nac
bsukrups on his own petition That tue
ryment Of any debts and delivery Of any prop
erir belonging to such bantrup',,o him Or for
his use. aud the transfer Of any property BY him
are forbidden by law. That meeting o. the
creditor. of said bankrupt, TO prove their beots
and choose more assignees OF his estate.
viii be holden in the city OF davenport. bstors
w. H. Price Register on the Str Gay Of Eebru-
arv A ID 1858 e, 10 O'Clock NJ.
aecsl-o4t-tnur c. ". CLARK.
t. 8 Marshal as Messenger. Di.i. of Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
CHICAGO
TR ABE

The nefcanti. house, vbose e.,d.
np"Ss ,i'is column are carefully sel-c,~i
PROM 'hs leading firms N chrsgo IS thos,
""oss extensive orerstions end " ID. .,-ead
UFn'ston ehtluc them 20 the frs, rank in
ohnerre. Tbs business cards of .he,,
sTaoiithinertg "a tncir .errrsl trades have
s*sn classified N s'phabeucsl cr,lcr. form.
Ing . comprehensive rvrnv.i, Or busine<,
Information. upon ~h'ch eur ,aerchsns
a. rely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07


tt mos lufe Cider vinegar wasi ~ tta s~Ts
ana IL reeervs pist ief, sireIr 81 Tsist.th.
is-n~sf works in THE Jrsfsr sfset essslsh< frfe
c. r. PKrtsiAG. 2ss -nt sstSssfp -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07

"nyTi" for the past 30 yesrs, and is therefore
the pcrson whom al Afflicted shosld consult No one
OF pafent Of his hang cared since he
Aas been In shiscty His sepstasion has vouchers IN
gu The city papsrs, bic patients and the nst zeal pro
Ssesicn both here apc abroad, being the moot skill
led epecaliss here, md thofOosh master Of al eex
uai dieeases. al othep fail. doet despair. give
Him call Nis oall common Occurrences With hjo
70 cure ssch eaose. HE rooms separate for laes
and gentlemen. and tAs MON Compute In the city.
You've 0sn. Take Particular Netics.-Do.tos Big
Glow uevotss Dseh Of hs time 70 the treatment u
those easss easesd b secret Aaht whieA rains both
body and nind. unAttt Z the unfortunate individual
Tor either business ofeoefey TIE ed Sect Of these
early heb - the s1cesses ripes yeas. 10 TO weak.
On the debitats the eonstrtion. deetsoy the phys-
cal ana mental poWSsS. DIMINISH an6 e1fsebIs the
natural e6ol!n9s, and exhaust tAo vital ssssgieo u
naAhood the pleaoasee VI life ese nassod tho Object
ofnasfage fruse5ated and sxeteoee iieelf rssd6re1
tern Of uneeoeAg misery aadreETst. oseA pssssoe
especially tAoee eontsnpaaing marriage, shO1ld lees
20 tine IN making innsdiate apr dce0oD. - Dr. =.
b ~ sev trsatnsat, 70 eAablsd TO assure spee1y
oA0 pofOa0ent care.
Consultations free asd confidential. o1es. Ne. III
oouth Clask street. cor or Monroe. half hsee1 ron
Ne Post Once. Post ofics Beg isS, chicago, H.
Once houFs from . A. N. 10 . N.
send for his "Gaido to Health" pahlished neatA-
=, ffee Of ehare..
NB-Ladie., send for . descriptive eirCUlae q
Peeear.e Remece the best preventive Of coAeopfio0
kDev~. aeatsn snv sAdYsss free charge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07

tie praise IN the months Of everybody m favor 81
Robaek's Stomach Btiers, Blood Fills and Blood
Purifier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
DR.. BigeloW.

!stAe only Physician. - { Specialist,
nov In Chicago that ea8 b. ENTIRELY
relied upon. 80 Te Nh. and not snf
fer that horrible disease TO remain IN
yvur system. disagurin9 your face
and body. besides destroying your
happiness and future pf0epeets OF I've.
Ne hae made PRIVATE DISEASES
erA a RRV0Irn DEBILITY hia studv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07

FARMERS, see MERE !!

TANNERS, SEE hkkE
You can aAd fatty one.bo1f -
to the dsrs bity Of your Harnsss and cafragstops.
with little care and strifips sspsass and 30 savs
N enormous waste Of property. This yes can ess
tainiy - b the tiaelv ne Of
Frank Mlller's Prepared B0re
mes Oil B.sehisg. which 10 equally valuable fer Boots
and Shoes ~her only so'terir ard rresesvngq aal-
,;rs are required; bl, I. IL not % erce.uay water
rreof.s
Frank yllller's Leuther Preser.
vstve .ne Waterproof, Oil ElackipE, designed ex-
pressly for Boots ane Shees.
Thirty Years In Market and
such HIS been the coAs..n; Increasing demand that
these sriclee cen new be easily snd ebsapiy chained
almoAt eve.ywhere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07

DnALoN's "Paph,sn Lotion" for Besutlfy!rg "a
Skin snd Complexion. Remove all eruption
freckiee. pimpies moth bloichee. tan etc. aud rem
de,e the ss.n colt. fair and blooming. For ladies
In the nursery Il !. invsilsh'e.
For gentlemen after .hsvins II bas no eq1a'.
"Paphian Lotion - ~ oniy reliable remedy fo-
disease and h.er1i-A.s ci:ao 81
Phaon's "rs, hian Soap ,or the tc.le:. nurseers
and bath, will not ehsp ,Aseh3n.
.'F'or dc rsvo"
~ .or de MAY
A new perfume for the handkerchief
EI.Ite'fe. o.i,~se., iaS.i-l. fragrance.
Phalon Sor. New York sold ~ all dT1res,s
10 on ET H y q y L "
10 Three in One
Eay.ish'e and ra.en; Combined Twees.-f, Knife 4
4 "A is r 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07

Manhood and the v,xor Of Youth
restored IN sosr weeks. Success Rssrsntseo. DR..
RECORDS ESsENCE OF LiPEfestores manly BOW
sss. from wbefsveS cauee Arisng; the effects Of early
perneious habits. sef abuse impoteney anc climate,
give way at csce % this wonderful medlcne, taken
segcIasaiy according 10 the directions very
simple and feuuire no restraint from bueineps Or
pleasufe) Failure Il Impossible. Sold ia bottles ct
-. or foreqnensiet IN one for -. To be had only
Of the sole appointed agent In America. H. 0ynssxn.
81 % Ave. Ger. 18th ST.. New York. feb3Sdly
" Philosophy of Marriage. 4
New Course Of Lectures, - delivered ~ TIE New
How to live and Win. to- I've FOR Youth. Maturity
and Old ARs Manhood generally revis~ed: The
earss ofindieeetss. nsinlsnee ard Nervcne diseae-
- accounted IT,: Marriage philosop hically coz.
stdered &c.
Pochse vss1nss ecsssisisg tbess lsesssss ~iIl b
lsaf stAnpe b A64fesetDgs e8CH1IAAYs H.
Yoog 0Uoor1 - ANaGO8Ys Aa1S D0DD, ~
6ssaDua1, ~ YM8 ASll111y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
GOOD HEALTH.

10 pa,arl mt 20 wealth. I. the system Is Ia had
ordor purge ont tho Wis humore snd f!s,empess
With Rohasx Blood Fils, ard get the internal or
game performing iheir regular functions. and once
in order keep them so By the daily nee OF Rosack
Stomach Eiliers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
VIC *
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

THr s.s. edition OF CsE NrSrHED TnoySASp or
VfeK- Illustrated CaisloY ne OF $. .cs ar Guide in
.ac Flower Gsrn-a 10 now published. II nAkes e
work oIlso pages. beautifully iIatIratsd. with about
I5l Fine Wooa Epgra.inss OF Flowers and Neget-
st.es, and an
ELEGANT CoLoRED PLATE.
A DOOCET OF FLOWERS.
Iti.the moe, bes-iisrl. ~ well - the most In
.tructve Floral Guiec Published, giving plain asa
thoro1 directors for the
Culluro Of EloweP 4 Vegetables
The Flora, Guide 10 published for the benefit OF
nv custome 70. whom II II sent free without ap-
plicsion. Int vii be forwarded 20 sN Who nay ap
ply oy msl, for Ten Cents, which II not bali the
cos.. Adaress JAMES WICK,
decs4 Rocoesser, n. 7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
IS 1T RIGHT

Tha. on should bid defiance to ali natural laws and
the science OF medical men. and sner with Dyspep-
sia or Indigestion when Rcbacki siom.ch D,ttsre
can be procured At any d-nge.9re.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
I'm Esrt,.w.
t.arn~ "a.

EALL0po JorssDs, o..s, q ~ mi.
u /. a1c sa'e ald Ioels,ts'-fs - % FL,
r.fk httlAg ks.lt.
Ordct- ~ ma hlied wifh pruupties. srd -
paieh ~ lp~~pt rGHts. ~ tsaft ~st4fl
nkEkNLBAL A suh> 4.VtAlG, Ut .tf.ti III. p,
y sale Hardware and tstiv4S. A.tsia# tlts Iron
Nais csrn@ge Bots loo,e Jli INT bsus tic Ttrs-
Aies and tdge so.. tson4-
AAHhLki. ALLIaG so Importers and 10
W bers OF Hard~se and Cutlery. o. I4trsItri
Manufsctnrers OF Wire , ioth si.,,r Kiedi.- de
MlLLtk. sRos kEEf. imreffsf4 Ane t1tt,f
W in hardware, Gallery. A. r.tfeois A4c
e. for American Pills Co AID "h..iIA htii4,
state strest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
10 NE. anp. m.d ar.


UwHKf. DhAisIkh ~ Ma b trp. tri-
BueE Glo,ss and kiItsLs. iva AID ie. allIig.i
Avenue. tkiesgo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07

MALL, kiABAEk y co Inratt.rt Asa neatefstf
III Iron. steel. Nails and Heavy isIaw-.e ~. t4ind
~ Aichgsb Avenue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
a. MILLER.

-
- ~ BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
end seeps constantly on hand aad makes
70 cider.
0ents', Boys nad Chlldren-s
CLOTHING ofths best material and in manner
thst cannot fail TO give sstisfsstion. Ii ssral
patronage respectfully solicited mv9l-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
w. L. CARROLL,

A RCHITECT-ALsO. SOLICITOR OF PAT
n ENTS, with dodge / hum, Of Washing-
ton, D. c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07

IeuDg and Old, Male and Female
All uss II with wonderful sueeces. Brises COLOR
TO the pale white lips.
BL OOM AND BE AUTY
TO the thin. pale. anc care wors eonAtenancs.
2Curee Feve. ard creates APPETITE. Try then.
Co none Other. AK for sPEER'S STANDARD
B13TERS. Sold by Drurgisfe and GSocefp. So
that ny signature 10 over the cork Of each bottle.
ALFRED SPRkR,
Pseeaic. y. .are ela frs,ev., NsN Ycrk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
80
-IE.ys * CRIE.E.,


Days.CtA, S 40 SURGEONS. cEFiCg
Z g. Taj-d street. rssl5 ne southeas; cor.
Mar a-d Thira ..ees.s. Davenport, Iowa
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-25

Arrival OF More Spanish Chasseurs-The
Expedition to Puerto Princips-A Bat
tie Expected - Attack ON Spanish
Convoy.
By Cuba Cd6le.
HAVANA, Feb. 24.-The resignation of the
United States Consul General at this place
which was rendered some time ago, has been
accepted by the President.
The non commissioned officers OF the volun-
teer organization had an audience with Captain
General Duce to-day, at which they were told
that they had misunderstood the decree
pardon to rebels issued after the amnesty pros
clamation had expired. The explanation was
satisfactory to the men, who retired much
pleased at the result OF the interview.
There was meeting of the volunteer officers
at the Palace to-day, at which it was announced
that Commandant Kessel, a Cuban, command
ing the Sixth regiment of volunteers, had been
superseded.
A transport from Spain arrived here to-day
with 600 Chasseurs.
The V0z de Cuba calls attention to the Spanish
law which makes all persons resident on the
island for five years subjects ofSpain.
The gunboats which left Neuvitas for the pur-
pose captured Guauaga on the 18th instant,
and small garrison was placed in the town.
An expedition left Gufnaga on Sunday for
Puerto Principe, for the purpose of raising the
siege Of that city. As the insurgents are con.
centrated there, and are well armed and
equipped, a severe engagement between the
belligerents is anticipated.
Twelve insurgent prisoners, including one
Mexican, have been brought here from Roscius.
Information from Santa Cruz, dated the 18th,
reports that on that day q force OF insurgents,
in three attacks, went to Gaayabal and took
seventeen horses and a considerable quantity
of provisions.
Intelligence from Santiago de Cuba states
that OF eighty plantations In that jurisdiction,
on ten only is there any grinding of cane going
on. There are neither laborers nor cattle on
the balance.
A despatch from Mazanillo reports that on
the goth instant large force of insurgents
attacked CONVOY at Yara while il was en- route
for that place. Reports of the result are con.
Trajectory and unsati sfactory.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-25
PhiladeIphia Trade Ranarf.

THURSDAY, Feb. 25-The Flour market is
dull, and in the absence of any demand for
shipment only q few hundred barrels were
taken for home consumption at S5@525 for
superfne; S5 76@625 for extras; S7(Q7 so for
Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Minnesota extra
family; s8@975 tor fair to good Pennsylvania
and Ohio do; and Sl0@l2 90 for fancy brands,
according to quality. Rye Flour sells at S797 rs
per barrel. Corn Meal Is unchanged.
The offerings of Wheat are light. and there
Is good inquiry for strictly choice lots at foil
prices; sales of red at 1915 for common, up to
Sl95 for choice; amber at Sl.9592; and white at
S2l0@220. Rye is quiet, with sales of Western
at 81 55 Corn Is less active, but prices are
frmer; sales of $500 bushels yellow at 10000,
and new white at SIC. Oats are unchanged;
sales OF Western at 74@175c., and Pennsylvania
at 70@73c. Nothing doing In Barley or Malt.
Seeds-Cloversesd is in fair request, with
sales at S925@950, decline. Timothy cannot
be quoted over SO 30@3'I0. Flaxseed is taken
by the crushers at 50 65.
Bark firm at $50 per ton for No Quercitrop
Whisky is dull and nominal.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-25
FROM BALTIMORE.
Conviction of fNegrOes-EmpOrtant legal
DecisiOn-SchOOners Ashore.

Conviction of fNegrOes-EmpOrtant Legal
observation-disclosures Ashore.
Special Despatch to The KUe't,Ig Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-Johu Dowby, Henry
Foster, James Taylor, and John Barrey, the
four negroes tried in the criminal court the
second time for outrage on Ann Sudler, colored,
at the former trial the jury disagreeing, were
convicted last night. The penalty is penten-
tiary or death, at the Courts discretion. Judge
Dobbin in the Superior Court, to day delivered
an opinion on the demurrer case OF the First
National Bank of Plymouth, Pennsylvania
against the Consumers Union Coal Company,
brought by the bank TO recover, under the indi
vidual liability clauses, claim of SIS, 900 due
the plaintiff, the suit being brought against the
coal company, its directors and stockholders.
Judge Dobbin decided that the demurrer
should be sustained as to the stockholders, on
the ground that they could only be reached by
a bill IN equity, and that, therefore, the suit
could not proceed as 10 them. As to the drec-
tors and officers, he decided that they could be
sued at law, and that the plaintiffs might have
leave to amend and proceed against the direo.
tors and officers. The case was therefore cou-
tinued to the next term.
The schooner Broad6eld, from Baltimore for
Portland, went ashore on Sandy Point. The
schooner Statesman is also ashore on Tally
Point, water logged.
Plckpoekets are rapidly increasing here,
being the outcropiDgs Of those e1 route for the
lnanpuratiOn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-25
LOnRfAIIOK.

One OF the penalties of being famous is paid
ny Mr. Longlellow, now in Italy, Three sculp.
privilege OF taking of his head, and the photo
grapners were prompt to seize by the beard this
me non as soon as he showed himself upon the
Longtellow, but they have not vet been so much
run alter, or been taken so intimately to their
affections affect on Sy the English, and SO have not had
renown. At Rome the foreign visitors are max
ing much of our bard and the resident American
artists are Joining heartily in the honors SO
generally paid. We are beginning to have an
aesthetic and social atmosphere Of a quality
sufficiently fine to make foreigners wish to gel
Wbid Ofit-C CoTespO'sdesct from R0nsS,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-25
THE GREAT EASTERN.
An Incident on Board the LeVIathan
steamer.

The accident to the French steamer Pereire
reminds correspondent of the Albany Argus
of an incident on board of the Great Eastern
during her last westward Voysge two years ago.
He says:-
'The consumption of Goals had, on the eighth
day out, brought her bulWarks to a height of
thirty'nine feet above the sea Ton level keeD;
One morning before day break l was awakened
by being tossed in my berth, which happened to
be athWart ships. got up and went on deck,
and found the most terrific sea that had ever
seen, though an old sailor. just at daybreat
we shipped sea forward, which killed one
seaman and severely wounded three more.
They were hurt by being dashed against the
anchor slowed on the upper deck.
"Tbe wave, in this instance, must have been
no less than twenty-nine feet from trough TO
crest, and perhaps more; for the pitch OF the
ship must have been less than twenty feet. Il
had measured it the night before at fifteen feet.)
second and third wave broke over the bull
warks and swept the decks of everything loose,
and even tore up matches, skyhghts, ETC., and
poured Hood OF water, one hundred tons or
more, into the main saloon. This, falling twenty
feet, produced so muchI noise that 1t woke 40
every passenger, and, as usual, they rushed
upon deck in their night. clothes, greatly fright
bottom.
II was standing at what may be called the
mainmsst, that is, the middle one of her six
| masts, and as we shipped each sea- lifted
myself up by some ropes handy by TO prevent
| the danger OF having my legs broken by the
heavy articles washed from the forecastle to the
| stern by those immense torrents of water.
"Half an hour later l went on the Ruards
| sixty feet from the centre line of the ship, and
| one hundred feet perhaps, from the centre of
gyratiop, and was carried up and down at the
rate of forty miles an hour, producing sensa.
| ton such as had never before experienced at
least to the same extent. In the descent it felt
as If / was losing my scalp, and in the ascent
| that | had ton weight on top of my head.
Any VOyager. knows this sensation, only shat
| on this occasion it was greater than had ever
| experienced it.n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-25
Stock Quotations by TeIegraph-I r. m.
Glandlnning. Davis & Co. ranort LnrnuRh thair

EXPERIENCE has shown that the longest
lines Of railroad (other things being equaD are
always the most profitable. The last years
earnings upon the New York Central. the New
York and Erie, and the Pennsylvania Central,
are proofofthis The New York Centraps earn.
ings per mile figure at s46.8e7. the New York
and Erie at S3l 25i, and the Pennsylvania road
at s4S,545.
The UNION PACIFIC is much lenger Rail-
road. Let Its annual earnings per mile reach
the average of these roads-say s42, ,2e5--and the
result on eleven hundred miles of road will be
$46 49l, 500 In the year.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
PrObnbility OF the Appointment of Geo.
Ii. stuart, Esq 10 Cabinet Position.
4pt efQI DeapnLnh q 1TiA M,erai,an IIain nrn1nh

probability OF the AppOintment OF Geo,
Ii. stuart, Esq TO Cabinet Position.
special Despotch to The Epent,0 Tsle orsph.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 25.-It has become gene
raiy settled In political circles here that George
ID. Stuart Is to be invited to a seat in the Cabi-
net. Alexander X. Mcclure, Forney, and other
Pennsylvanians who have entertained hopes of
oelng offered the pace in the Cabinet up to this
hme are greatly demoralized. Stuart not
Delng politician, and therefore outside of
all factions and cliques in Pennsylvania,
they do not see mnch chance of being able
10 use him in the Cabinet. Cameron seems to
be well satisfied with the proposed arrange.
ment, because 1t defeats all the plans of the
Curtm-Forney faction. A large majority of the
pennsylvania delegation themselves will be
satisfied with Stuart, all agreeing that he would
make good man In any position In the Cabi.
net but especially as the Secretary of the
Treasury.
Everybody is inquiring into Ssuart,s an'e.
cedents, and not few conEound him with A.
T. Stewart, OF New York. It is supposed that
stuarts appointment would bring much strength
to the Administration, as it would array the
moral and religious sentiment OF the country
on its side.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-25

Reported Fight Between Citizens and
SOIdiers-InnuguraI Of the New Gov
ernOr-The Approaching GubernatO-
rial Contest.
Special Despatch 10 The EVe,silg Telegraph.
NASHVILLE Feb 26.-In Huntsville, Ala,
couple of days since, collision occurred be-
tween citizens and about twenty soldiers, re-
sulting In the killing and wounding of three
or four of the soldiers who are said to have
been drunk. They attacked q hotel at night,
demanding whisky, which was refused when
they commenced TO break in the doors and WIN.
dows. A number of citizens at once collected
and fight ensued, resulting as stated.
United States troops have been Withdrawn
from various portions Of Tennessee, aud General
Cooper is sending out his militia TO take their
places.
Senator senter will be formally inaugurated
as Governor to-day.
It's intimated in well.informed quarters that
he will soon disband the militia, for the regular
gube:national nomination is likely to make
him act very circumspectly, and in accordance
with the strictest ideas of party proprie'y. He
will be q formidable competitor against Stokes.
II is said that Brownlow's health is extremely
feeble, and doubts are entertained of his being
able to reach Washington. Both bodies OF the
Legislature have adopted resolution to adjourn
next Monday. The school fund swindle has
received almost the 6nishlng touches Of white
L wash,