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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
DIR. j A M Il 8.
0CRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Salooroom Ne. Maiden Lane. N. Y

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
New Orleans, La, Established in 1850 and for
the last year, located In Ccieago-the most sue
cessiui Specialist OF the age In the treatment Of all
0iee aees OF private nature-can BE- csnhdentialy
Consulted ct HE once and rooms 81 81 RANpoLrn b.
neetmene Of Chronic, M4carial. eyphiliHc, Blood
ana Skin DlDeosss. and all 1iseedsS or Oontas1ous
vensreA Ohereetef-wAieh b cufes without the ne
81 i0dide OF potassa arsenic. or spy poison
bat Win M NgU1nAillxa - positive cure foi Ill b.
n o. soS Rlc9S poisons:
neoe. Nocturnal and Dfur1Al Euiicns, brought On By
aeuse Of H. Organ early indsscrstion, exceslss or
misunderstanding loss Of memory. CONFUSION, de.
preston dimaees Of vision, and often times insani.
y, with 2 deplorablo train of other syoptoms-
0eated and radically cured BY IN inlAliable method,
cavirg time and sxpsass. All disease peculiar to
me me sexas. osg,.s private chassetss radically
old aisecsss Of the most horrible elass, wh2s the
blood ~ beeGne pohenod- peuaaeing bloeeAoe -
the Sace, small wafey blstsss-rans tn the head and
bones-ulesfated throat end nose eeres % thelinhs
and body, ferofnlA-tpgsther With n endless nuH-
Der Of sufshnks- eHseiually and s1hanenily cured
.c ID; ~ =. 3eoHnendsd The pres Of 'hs
the msf1cal psonesioe gsse1a5iy. Thsse aaaicts1
SHOULD apply to him and b cured st once.
On. JAnlA go Be cunsulte6, eo0l6eoeially By let
tef. O. Drawer ssss, Chicago. enclosing stamp for
return answer; ORR his once 3 pariors N . han-
do!ph street, CORR Of DoAsn1oen street. from 4.
A. 70 w. 4. Ten espafnte rooms, and private On.
trance ana exite. % that patieofe never e0ae in
sonss s witA each other. Evsrything pivsss and
Ju:t paalisAss. y ~, ,J.nse to pa.phl..s. n
scaled envelopes 70 any adAnc6, On receipt Of IN
coues q three fe0 Des4AGo oeaW1e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
PAGBs CLIMAX SALvE.

Will cure scrofua, or Fever Sores, Salt Rhe g m
Tettar Pimples swered Breast, Sore Nipples, Chill
bains Piles, Cuts Burns, Bruises, Sealds. and for
all external applications it has no parallel having
perfectly cured these complaints when all other
remedies had failed.
wehsvealargc number of certificates from vel
known and reliable people, whs certify that Pages
Climax save has perfectly cared old Ulcers, cases
ofTitsr, Piles and scrofula Sores, after they had
been treated by physicians given mp - incufable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
Tho Plaster of the Time" All
cooks Porous.

In lumbago they act like charm. In q few hours
violent cough 10 relieved by Plaster applied to
the chest. Many persons believe cold cannot be
taken while platter 10 worn there, this We do
they grsatiy assist In the cure OF neglected
cola, so often the introd ucef OF Consumption.
CURE OF LESION OF THE LIVER
AgeAtlsmsn, after n severe sickness, had lesion
81 the liver kvsfy Quick mevenent or sudden Jar
gave him pain oiteA laying him up Ter days.
Hero, he unable to follow any occup aAion with
regularity.
cd an A1lCOCK's POROUS PLASTER. At hrst.
1t seemed to irrtate. SO it was taken of. But tbs
marked improvement he experienced afterward
piled a. ether plastcr In few dsys something gave
wsy-'elipDed, to use the gentlemau's own words
There was como soreness for few days after. then
his health vas perfectly restored Upon being soun
dsd BY his ply stefan the adhssion or leeien Wa
gene.
Principal Agency. DAAxpann Hsvsr, New York.
Sold BY Al druggisis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
ID I Il n r. III O ~.
Dysentsry, Summer Complaint, Cholera No
bus, Flax. Childrsn's fseshing, aaA the Great
Preventive Of AsiaAis Cholera.

ID I n II r. II q ~.
Dysentsry, Summer Complaint, Cholera No
bus. Flax. Childrsn's fsething, saA the Great
Preventive Of AsiaAis Cholera.
MA0UINkS BENND PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY unDlClMH, thshns
Of which u sprsad broadcast throughout the soun-
try. n undoubtedly superior TO any remedy ever Of
20 s. on
furnished selaaeasiy b. eel Lone, late Chief Topo
graphical Engineer 0nreeu q Washington, Cen.
rits Henry Warren: Gen: nsasecion. and ether: Of
diaA 1isaenary; also, o1icsn sftts Nav, edrgeene
u, and dssS.y M
army Chaplainsand osAefs to0neAsf0ust - mentien.
Lksvise highe:t eneouiuns q the Prees. nest q
~, :a.:, ere s.s..ss !. sss ai g, Ssssa
medicinal qualities in the highees tsrme. No ofSss
nsdteins hes cseA feecn4tlaatishs. Lac. II-
eUlRk. sol: PrsRrieto.s. ~ Loais. no. setd 3
Barlow's Indigo Blue.
For gusi,E SlGthss 4 Pr. sP sad for eel: Al
second Street fsiad:iph. BHRT6ws n iS DHcso
the market BARLows INDIGO BLU Luz i e fre n
rem ssid and Nil not niure the finest articles
etreaked.
LUG Lseci u copyIlgnteO. euo rc40s: - B@fl0W'0
indigo Dine. prepared and foe sale 1t Alfred WIZ
Philadelphia Barlow's Indigo Blus 10 cold g De-
lsrs g Q price that lays them g keepis. consul
hEKs WILL FIND Il, On trial, 70 he the meat eco
nomica and AaDdiest article ever used fbf Diueine
Clothes. Bariow'e Indigo Blee b put up WntOsf.
gsr'e Drue esoess Ne. a9s Moth asesoa street, ana
in the same way II was fourteen years ago. ana dees
not contain any acid. ONR FIvR-URNT BOX OF
BARLQw.S INDIGO BLUE, dissolved in . niDesal
W0tcr bottle Of water, will make tho heet 1lh9Y6
Hluetng tho4 en- b made. BARL0Wsp fNDi0O
dose not leqeiso Any fags to tie u - -. a few
grains Of BSflow Indigo Blue On the I'D q the q,
ger win color Tub Of water 0OVi5- deodfV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
Use Renne's Paam.Killin9 Mawi
"r WORKS LIKE A cHARH.y

Every person In this town win md II to their prof-
u ~ Wen - snr their comfort, II tney ne HIM.
mes Pain-killing Magic Oil when they
have Headache. Toothache Chillblains, Arue In ne
Face and jaws, Lame Shoulders, Rheumatism, Sci
auca. Bruises, Cramps, Colde. Crcup, Sore Throat
81 any pains OF THE nature. The ladies viii and 1T
use hesstng to relieve their peculiar pains Il is
one of the beet things to in the family a ren
era remedy fcr any kind Of painful disorder hurt
OF burn discovered and II IL clean nd delicious
TO use Use It freely. Sold by all Druegists, Ner-
chants and Grocers. VIM RENNH
Sole Proprietor and Manufhcturef.
iunes d&wiy PrrssYnlp. M.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Harrison q starks.
Stevenson 4 Carnahan. r. o. Ballord.
CostivenessisA Aggravated by the
use ofstfcng purGativss. The oaly ratioaal treat
msnt 10 sems gentle laxative and tonic like d.
HARKrseS's PsaisrALsio Leasse0. These never
weak but gradu restore natars: They remove
I6diGestion. also. the only proper remedy for Pun.
eithsr bleeding or otherwise.
For ssle ~ J. 9. HARRISON . CO.. Proprietor,
Ne. Tteoees Tsople. Bostoa, ard ~ III Dfue.
aists. o. Will b nailed On reeeiving % eeota.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

What the Doctors Say.
EAmoe Woody. N. D., Of Koseiusco county. Ind.
says; "For three ycars past have used AuEHs
Luss s.,sAs extensively In my practice and a.. am
ses In ues."
Isaac n. Doran. N. D.. ofIogan Co., O., ssyss
.ALIxs's Iuss BALsAs not oaly selle rapidly, but
gives perfect satisfaction in every case within my
knowledge. Having confidence in II. and knowing
that pc valuable medicinal properties. free
success Az expcciorant II lie most certainly far
ahead Of any preparation have ever yet known"
Nathaniel Harris. N. D.. Of Middlehury. VI. says;
"Ihave doubt IL will soon become aclasscsl rem.
eda agent for the Of all diseases OF the Throat
Bronchial Tsbes. and the Lungs"
Dr. Li1Zs 81 1so n tne
He says. Ihsvs NO heeitancy In saying that wse
y - Il yoeI Lang Balsam that am now alive
Dr.. fs6cksf, & Missouri. says: 81 recommend
your 1alssn IN yrses..es 70 any otter medicine for
OoaeAs, - II Hvss sseisfAetion"
Lung and Throat df,culties ltshould be Thorough.
y tested before using any other Basam II viii cure
when all others fall. Directions accompany each
j. n HARRIS d co. Sole Proprie,er.. Cinc,n-
natl, Ohio. For sale by all Druggists. oces-dSwsm
| CriStadOrO's Hair Dive.
LADIES. over gray hair, why
Should there be a II C r and CRY,
| CRIsrADoRO's DYE, you know.
win black or brown bestow.
| Use then, this unequaled Dye,
Have the HUB without tbs CRY.
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE
| Crietadoro ruarantscs that his Hair Preventative
| ehsli suc,eed where every other preparation has
failed In keeping clean the hair. thickening H. goss
Ing It, preserving its color nclining 1t to curl, and
restoring II TO that health and vigor which are the
| elements VI It's bcauty.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Hair Dres-
eers. Mandatory No. 90 Maiden Lane. Princi-
| pal Depot No. 9 Astor House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

What tho Doctors Saw.

Will all those anicfed with Cough or Consumption
REED the following, and learn the value Of
Aliens Lung Balsam !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
DATOHELOR's BAIR DYE.

ThissPlcndid Hair Dye 10 the best the world
the only true and perfect Dye: harmless. reliable
instantaneous: no disappointment; no ridiculous
nts: remedies the III effects of bad dyes nyigorates
and cavee the Hair eoft and beautiful. blac or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers: and properly
New YORK. apr2S-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

Thirty Years Experience in the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseasee.-A Physiological View OF Mari
age. - The Cheapest Book Ever Published, con-
talnn nearly zoe pager and 100 6ne Plates and kns
grAsings ofths Anatomy Of The HumAn Organs -
xateof Health and Disease. and Treatise on early
Errors. its Deplsrable Consequence upon Mind and
Body, With the authors plan oftreatnsnt-the enlv
ratoaal and succsssiul mode Of cure. ~ shown BY
Of cases treated truthful adviser to the
masrisd and thoss contemplating marriage who en-
terrain dssba u tAee physical conditso. Bat ffss
ofpoetags sssay address rscsivs Of - cents, In
staups q, postal currency, By addressing DIR. IA
CROtx, 10. 81 Maiden IAne. Albany. ny The
author may be consulted upon Any 81 tho diseases
upon which M 6ooG tsseasv sasa pesconaaly @ -
mail. and medicissssrst y aay pat OF the verdi.
Spassns in Children are most frequent
y the result Of vorms. When they are irritable
and fsverish, sometimes craving food and eating
raveneusly again refusing wholesome diet. tossing
pestessly in sleep. moaning aAd grinding the teeth,
then be assured these symptoms are indications Of
worms.
Uneasinees AID pala IL the abdomen, with swell
ling and hardness, are generally attendant upon
thepeee &c q these hidden sappers and minsrs.
Parents should remember that DELAYS are always
dangerous, and upon the appearance Of any
Of the eynptons b. a. Fahnestool<'s
Ver1nifuxe should be administered immedi.
ately Its mild. Jet decided In it, operation, and
cannot injurs the tenderest infant.
Great canton must b used BY svsly purchaser 10
he his ewn judge In sense, and to examine sv.
cry bottle be buys 81 It. The simple name Of FAM
rsrocx 10 not sufficient He must look closely and
carefully TO that the initials are B. A. FAHN.
ErrO n he aateded with nOthipg else.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

WOODS1 Al0MT u CO..
ENGINE LATHRS.
Yrsa 10 b - issh swing. saa isea y y Il. isas.
FL a N Z Al.
3 rAas 6s0l y = a. lsas. fsoal lsses Il .~sls.
nas0ythis Steam MoQDOra
0UN inACsanN19Y.
1Nl Week, DhaNtAt ~ H0Uua3. sRuGsst oslf
O1l1R ~ .Wo9ebepsei ..
SNHssfr asss4 :Nnwyvnx 01S.
sugQfUN agoH. $500. V1asnesnn. nAes.
08klNA no. AGO., - Lake oososts Chie1no
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

whAt s{oifdfy. The apparition Of ! great.
unruly boy trshp:re Win muddy boots on
the vslvas carpets, and haunting The house
With ball aad marbles, and Long splittins
halless, did not possess the charm . 0ans
derson's eyes that it seemed 70 his mic.
tress. AID ewes che patient Mrs.. Btswn
rsussked With . species 81 sxsspesatisa,
that -
'SMs at1a't sSsw what put THE freak into
Atse Blasche's head l.ssns
saturday was day Of hail and temoeak.
and by five o'clock the drsviue roeme -
lighted, and the crimson elk curtaioe clos..
~ drawn to ssclude the stormy darkne,
without. >Si1 times within the last 6fa.en
minutes had Blanche looked at her watch
~ she stsod BY the Gre waiting to hear the
approach Of the carriage. She "a, dressed
in . rich China blue elk drsss. With mari
pm and ear drops, and little psint lacS -
her throat, and the clear, rosy tint on her
cheeks She va, uneonssieasly, vers
beautiful. y -
"Hsrs's the little gentleman, Miss," said
Saa4essse, With hall suppsesssd ssssd
bstween : laugh and . snort.
Bat iae0eaAs u . chilA ssvsa ~ eight
years old, tall, handsome ysuag gentle
man someshtag over six fesA With black
moustaehe and merry hazel eyes brimmins
over With mirth. For an instaut Blanche
stared at him as il she could hardly credit
the evidence Of her own senses.
"Gilbertr
Exactly. You wanted 10 sdopt me,
and here l am"
mo, but Gilbert"
| yes. bat, Blsnchsr'
"Yeuaes not Mrs. Marchm out's ssa I,
AMY her FIRST marriage. Afthoush
l an ov no msaas The pannilsss infant you
seemed 70 suppose, - sil ny SAAhsr's with
comes 70 me, am quite willing h he
adoptsd--pafsicularly - ysu Are not
married 70 Mr.. Birmingham"
Blsnehs struggled bstWten tsses and
laughter. uncertain which eeuld best ex.
press her feeling. but 0ilbsit Evssing tsu-
DERBY drsv her tewafd him.
"If ysu adept Ne, dsarsat, Il must b
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rropsietstt - AreA Street, Philadelphia.
que Ioel 8 saiA, 1oraAsSs & Va SeAaeak J.
- = o., emifA, CUtloe q g, psLan1eh,
Dsusgsts. S6E1ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-01
TIE LABOR MOVEMENT.


The strike OF the journeymen tailors continues and
the policy adopted by the tourneymen has already
led to blows. They placed guards or watches" In
front OF the business places Of those firms which re-
fuse to accede 10 the new scale Of prices demanded
In order TO prevent persons from taking out work.
In several places these senrnes have been roughly
and even severely handled By the porters and
other employees OF the firms, and one was
THIS occurred to the watch" In front OF Devlins,
corner OF Broadway and Grand street. At HAM
merslaugh Brothers, at Eldred LEWIS James
wildes and Meyer Crosets the watch" was
and evening the lOurneymen had again large meet
ings at their headquarters, No. ~ avenue A, ut
Karl's Germania Hail. and from their proceedings It
Ii clear that they are determined 70 stand by their
price list In some cases they have succeeded since
Q number OF firms have agreed to par the advance.
The Executive Committee have announced their
the strike IN other houses at the advanced rates.
The following communication Is from "a Member
OF the Executive Committee:"-
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD;-
take the liberty TO give you short resu,rlf
OF what has been done thus Tar. Although every
firm visited has declared that the prices paid at pre-
sent are not sufficient to support us, only a few
firms have as yet agreed to our demand. WHAT we
majority Of the employers are inhuman enough TO
refuse even that little. Never since history began
were men 10 SUCH pitiqble condition as We lind our
selves today. aud never did slaves find more
inhuman masters than our employers are.
We are compelled to work nom twelve
to sixteen hours per day for the pittaace
OF from one dollar TO 81 rs. Ii must be plain to every
man that this Is insufficient TO pay such enormous
rents as we have TO pay and live. | could mention
instances where six and seven persons have 10 live
upon the above wages. Where there are large famt-
lies the children are compelled TO work when they
ought TO be AT school, and their mothers cannot 6pd
the time 70 attend to their household duties.
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TlleGRapAJC NEWS lTsMS

The Massachusetts Democratic state Convention
will be held in Worcester on the 24th inst.
General schofeld received q complimentary din
ner at Denver on Friday evening. Many prominent
citizens were present.
An effort is being made to secure the removal OF
the capital OF Missouri from Jefferson City to St.
Lous.
ALVIN Blake, OF Boston, Is under arrest In PORT.
land Me-, charged with robbing Adams Express
Company of $3.50 He claims TO be one OF the Ocean
Bank ROBBERS but his story Is not believed.
John Cannon, aged eighty years was run overk
Railway at Lewiston. Me-, yesterday morning. lie
was sitting on the track and the engineer thought
he was u trackman.
A resident OF Baltimore was killed on Friday even
Ing by tile administration OF a dose OF aqua ammo
MA put up by careless apothecary instead OF aqua
ton.
Suit has been commenced against the city OF
Albany by the owners Of the property the piers
damaged by tile freshet last winter. The aggregate
OF the claims amount 10 $iS7,o0e Unless settled the
SHIT Will be tried In November next.
The report OF City Auditor Turner shows the total
debt OF Boston on April 81 last TO be Sl1,3Oi 400 50
To meet this the city had In sinking fund bonds and
mortgages go $780, ps9 IL. Net debt $40, asa 440 60
Net income since April, 1888, 1,4so,915 10.
A soldier OF the war OF 1872 named James Moore,
died at Perry, Missouri, on the 20th OF July, aged
soner by the British and confined In Fort Gl0ralter
lie was q member OF the Legislature and state Sena-
tor from Medina county, ohio.
A despatch from Sioux City, Iowa. says:--Geueral
Hancock and stat arrived from the Upper Missouri
this morning. A public reception was given them
oy the citizens The General spent the day al the
residence OF General Harvey. lie will leave to.n,gnt
for st. Paul, thence TO the British COLONY.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD IN TEXAS.
From the Houston tTexas, Telegraph, Jr

From the Houston tTexas, Telegraph, July 25.l
The NEW YORK HERALD Is what 1t always has been,
che greatest newspaper in the world. We have
hair dozen consecutive issues before US now, in
every one Of which we ind news, detailed and cir
cumstantial, from every quarter OF the globe. II
there is anything OF interest going anywhere in
the world and we wish to learn something about It
we have only 10 look for It in the NEW YORK
HERALD, and there Il will be found, sure. Ii Ia
astonishing what enterprise that paper has.
Its correspondents and agents pervade the
whole globe, gathering up ana hurrying for
ward to the great headquarters every item OF lnte
gence II Is said that It pays out upwards OF mil
hon dollars year for kilograms alone. II IN mar
vel OF newspaper vigor. Un the main point 1t "a
unrvalled and therein II has to claim which
1t does very loudly that the best paper In the
world. News news, news, is the stock In trade Of
the newspaper. If 1t gives not the news IL IL no
newspaper and down Il goes. When We the writer,
were In New York the HERALD was the CHER part OF
our breakfast. without which we would have starved.
As we sipped our coffee and ate our beefsteaK we
TOOK In the whole world, whether we dgested Il or
not IL there any other institution winch can fur.
nisb sncb Q feaet
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SHOCKING DISASTER.

A Pleasure Boat Capsized the Hudson
Four Persons Drewned-Two Infants saved
81 a whole Family Of Six.
On Friday evening, about dusk, a whole family
consisting Of man. wife, TWO grown daughters az
teen and seventeen Years respectively, ana Two u
fants just able to say papa" and mamma" were
proceeding up the Hudson from Hoboken, in a
small boat, for pleasure. When opposite Bulls
Ferry probably IN consequence Of some unguarded
movement OF the young folks, the boat careened
to such an extent as to I'LL partially with water.
which undoubtedly still more frightened and excited
the females, and as result the boat capsizea, and
all the persons in Is at the time were precipitated
into the river. Two persons observed the accident
from the shore and Immediately put out
IN boat to the succor OF the unfortunate
family, but before, with their utmost exer-
trvn, they could reach the spot, father mother
and the two eldest daughters had sank, never
again TO rise. The boat had righted In the mean
time, and, strange to say the two little babes were
found In IT, crying bitterly. IL Is possible that II
turned by the exertions OF the father and the two
youngest OF his children placed In IL before his
strength gave way and he sank in the endeavor TO
save the Others Of his family. The two tnnocents,
thus almost mraculously saved, were brought to the
shore, but were unable to give their names those
OF their parents. II s surmised that they resided
In West Hohoken. and that the father druggist
doing business In Brooklyn.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST l. lses-TRIPlE SHEET

with the gentlemen was distinguished on one side
by an evident apprehension that there would be
some loss OF caste or dignity by the exhibition OF
any undue civilisy TO "blarsted newspaper man. "
Perhaps there 10 kind Of dignity that loses is bal
ance easily and II must not be forgotten that many
gentlemen, distinguished In the management OF this
company, had recently had conferred upon them inc
stupendous addition o. ..SiF-maki1g class %. OF
Knights Of the Twisted Wire. In King John It 10
written that "new-made greatness doth forget
mems Names" and we need not wonder therefore
II u forgeIs Q casual courtesy here ana there.
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IRREGULARITIES IN A RHODE isANp BASK.-The.
Commercial Bank In Bristol II temporary closed
for Investigation into its affairs The directors
finding increasing evidence that there was den
clency soniew here, pressed the cashier 30 earnestly
for on explanation that that onicer confessed that
certain depositors had been allowed to overdraw
their accounts until the amount OF such ovcrdrats
had become considerable sum. II is understood
that the alleged overdrafts are denied by the chief
parties implicated The pending examination VII
doubtless reveal the facts. The cashier. VINO has
heretofore sustained very honorable position III
the community, has offered TO surrender his entire
property and abide the result The BANK s state
institution, with capital OF $4,000 and als 20 slr
cniatlOn. --grDrf1sy zee Journal. Jpib 80.
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The Racing.

The following are the details Of the racing:--
THE MAIN RACE.
This was q stake OF $1,000 each, two mile heats,
the entries being Bowie b Hairs bay colt Wiley, H.
r. McGrath's brown mare Bddy Malone, and Mr..
Moores gray horse General Ewe. Bddy Malone
was the favorite AZ about even. against the field.
There was great deal OF money wagercd oa the
result
First Heat-General Eweii was the arst TO get
away, Wiley second. Biddy Malone third. put going
into the upper turn Wiley went to the front; yet be-
fore hes were around ,Je i1Yn nIsdy Malone was