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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
BEAUTIFUL NEW MUSIC.
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Cl41CA0Os ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1A.1A,
~ W9NT DSRRYIxG. JENNIE AND I. ..
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

ANNUAL CEnrnFsCAre.
SAArs OF IOWA, AUDITORS OFFICE.
1snunA Aacn OssA nVss~~

lssuaAscs DsrAasssrS.
pss Aorss. January 3eth. 1875.
scssA: The Nasiosal Insurance Cempsuy.
~ - Uaverpcrt, In the state Of 1ov !. hs :
~ 49,. - ses. "hce . aWovn statement ar ~ eoo
."o. :. we thirty .nr,t day oS Dsce 3 her lsNs
w''h the prcvisions Of an Act of
A's~m1ls OF tho state ef lev :. 70.
Iesse9 20 Ins1rantc Z. pss.,s, a,,,o,.d I.,,l
7tb. 1888; ard as,,-... n. d ,.l,,r 49," ""
that sad teswssaer com,st, .so..,,,.s .,,rs
rva's.s~ s'r"nrt & CO. ns,. ave ..,G ..t,..i,,
by sa'd set; f"'''"
isssAss 49,. In iursr.re. ef az y,t,A
E"sst., Au,i.t II >ta'~ ae L.i,l, e. ,,,,, n, q
oats i.tursi e. c"mIa y - .uta. ~ rd ,cnrt,t tt
ehs esassss u tms lasssssss in the sis,e, bp
Aessss, nsepsrly appo,nssA a1d sutAo, :. 10
oskscvlsdes service " precrss for and on bshaf
The Sise day Of JaAssry. A. n, isfo.
lSArtAsr csstity that said ,,s,, men, shcw,
~ fAe ssesel eMes~t ~ paid upe
Cayltal efnid Oeopeay, Dsc
=. ~ scrrsssss es::s. .ix:s.,. '''''' y
iSs4 y =. bs................ 81. .sso 81
-. ne ae1soeaos socsst Of Lie
bilis9ss sfssid CsaSssy, bee
siss. ICES. 70 3 :: -. ss.sos 81
~sA. fns aeRrseass laecsre Of ssid
Company tsr The year lses.
ssh. fhs aggregate E.rssii,ar.s Of 'e
sasd Company. fur the year
lsfs. to be bs.................. 37.0'a ~
- In sTss.xoxs wnsascp, I have here.
u unto subscribed nv name aud af.
Hxed tho seal of NY office the day
and date above wr,iteu
JOHN A. kLlLOTT.
Auditor o, state.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

AAo69N-Ihis preeti4iooeesR and yeASsAA
eotA Asld fsssA - . large seaesafss 81 DestSl
| in his busiaess. Ne 10 - tricky % politician
He pulls the WOOL - suecssefuliy over the eyea
Of The opectoAesO tAot - 6oIo1 10Goo ham of tho6
believe the moon vas made ef green cheese u
he only said %. Hspsrler0s . sumber Of new
aaA wenAssiul tr.eks. He makes pudAips q
fal and odoRifsessa aeuers 70 grew an4 nleea
/ in . sudden nj mysterious masaer; exhibts
truskleae hsaA, which speaks aA1 0oseo; tnroa
watches int pieces OF pstato and 1sss divers
etAss things isseopsekeaGbie--ast " ssaaitta'
ten. A0s vsntriloqusst be 10 . success. h
sreisS of HE power in shis direction kssps The
rieibililies Of bic sn1ieoss esasteatly eA0seA
~ the eonelusien Of the exhibitioO, Aartine
esve aWay, - hel1srs - tishees vitA aeobefs.
aumsrous presents. snesG which vees ens tss
-; Swo ls0ps. 80 eaee oeos, ess kA masesr-
hoop skiss. enc lady's 6ssl asl ssvsral saAes
sstislss ef lsss valss.-l Auseesins ypnraai.
Nartine holds sseth q Metropolitan Hall
in this city during ave nights sf next well
cenmsneing on Tuesday svesine.
0emerniHo o. A 6Anss.-We oetiosd
so0s days ags, that new ssw mill wes Il
be built 10 Rock island. We saw gentle
man from that rsrsl village to. day who il
alss desiroas Of bailding couple Of mills
HE nsns 10 Mack asd ~ hs 10 . osod
e.,,....a a...,~,.. -
help hin On ws could BY publishing ths
-a.l .,-,-
se"S"'"b ~s"'S''ss ""'c" q 'ss.s1 s's's'y
douo: . !.
IA Az He.orah,s nen .Ae ana nsuse ef na.r..
.s.t.s;sss ~ ~ MN ~ iii;es;s
c,,u-
lne .uSsS,pcI woc.e ooSs .yysgoossstv ~;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

O8I0lNA1 NVTIC6.
70 Francis Amse. Uh1rsss 0sllieb Zshsssds,t.
ssUAorie1 0sslsb Ls1sssestf Pster 1Asup-
ssu end \. 0psliesieh.
Uiro -
Yes aes hsesby settled thsa tAsre 10 pee -
Gle ip The sllee ss the Cissk sf the District
Court. fef 0eets Oosntv, 0saae Of lswA ore-
titiou Of JsAe sSeAmidt. claiming u yea IL
iansdiats sad pssssst psssessioe Of that pee.
tioa u eestien Ne. Five ~ h Te0osetp No.
Seventy nias (7s) Nerth Of Range No. I've (3l
Rast efthe Fifth (6th) p. n. peftieolasly 6is-
q lied - folleN =, 70 vii Cemmeneing ct .
psiut II the South bonndssy lise q aid
section, Aistont one huadred aa1 6bfty (llo)
rods east fsso ~ os1tbweet eesAeP thereof ;
tkeses runnlne 49, tvesty 5oloo % 10-leej
fods; thssce north siehy 73-1oe 90 f9-lee)
rods tksnes wsst ~ te-toe (le ee-lee) res
thsacs il eeuthwsetsfly direction - the plsce
ef fbeginnioe, lyiog n Seost eouuty, 0soae u
lovs, ~ N6isS heaersl (oco) 1ollaf0 eeaagss.
- ~ sssts 80 pso6os thsrs0f siUee 0epss0-
Der Nh, I'm.
New sslsss you eppsas ssS 1ssssd o - -.
fore sees ef TIE sseesd esy e sss .sst 80 - g
Msalav ef Nay. 4. p. 1859. ysur dslsalt uill
. satssed Of record and jadgmeat sssdersd
thsrsss grating prayer Of leeiaa.
JOHN OOnMlOrs
y DAWSON : roO4.
nno-d4v. his Attosneya.
-.-- 1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

an nnn AGENTS wANTRD.-A sample cent
xVnVVV free, with tefms. for 80 oae 10 clear
o1s oaiiy. IN three hourp. Business entirely new,
light and Assirabls Csn b dOas at hoes o. travel
Tag. By both mals and female. No glet enterprise
q Au9bae. Addreee
VNANrBD. Ageuts' 70 cell the American Knit
w ting Nschine." Price 80. Tho simplast, & heap
est aad bees Kaittisg 1schias ever invsatsd win
knit f0.ooe stitches per niaute. Liberal inancc
meats 10 ARsuts. address ANaalcSS Kurrlne Ma
cnlns Co.. B0e,on. Maes., o. ". Louis, Mo.
febo-dtot-uoa- wsdAsh
A 0gNT0 WANTED FOR oUR POPULAR ONK
a D6llas 0tos0. - Who0 we o9er the lareest in
laesue1te. Any one sending - for ~ rflstcd
efihs Seltswiae astAsiss, vis nIntine Csc WateH
1pais Woelea Dlankets, Loae shawl - yards ol
Hemp Car pstiog. 4c. osad fer Circular -
J. n. WINNLoW CO.,
0eh1a-sA 80 Broadway. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY In
ROCK ISLAND.
The Republicans Scoop
ed!!

Aftse essA dsal ~ b,svisg asd ssch
ssss lying and sssortias y I'll nasssr ei
Of triets. ssbtssissss, bogus tickets. etc..
ths rspsblIen1 = ns1k 1slan1 Ailsd 70
slscs eisels sss u sAsir. candidate ~
shsis City Elsetiss ysstssdsy. The dsoe
csats nss then fairly. - . square party
losss nd seespsd tAsn sse. ssd from
siasty reps6iissn majority last year. they
hass changed it - sons q dsnessatie
usjosity. The republicans have ths satis-
factios d knowing that after one year q
ssls they rs,irs. sepsdiats - BY the psss's.
Last evening the democratic b,ys rejoiced
IL blAsise bon1sss ssd lssd sheuas Of vie
tony. while neither mirsh o. gaysty ssuodel
from the dsfsassd, dsnssalissd sasks efths
radicals, bat sathsred In litsis sresps sbsst
the city, thsy vsrs laying The blanc upon
eacA Others ,aDd:
.sWiih Wosfui usssures. wan despair,
Law, ssilen sounds, their grief teguiled. ="
The following 10 The ticket elected. and .
sssi oss ttis zoe: sss'' - e,'
Fer Mayor. James n. BsfSsd for Police
Mseistssts. Elton o. Cseppss.; fss' AItsr-
asn, Jacob wsilesbaspt, lss Wsrd Jscsb
Riley, "a Ward; Issaaiss Hubse. ID Ward ;
Charles w. Skinner, 4th Ward.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
Piefnree.

D OLMsTnp HAS JUST nBODIvBD v1RY
Large Camera for mehinG nsesly fail - si.s
nothiul that vim compare wNAio Ho0o6 tAho iron
ave to twenty pefeOos o. oae large Dloeo - oos
them all good, and no other Camera viii do this.
PoR cUpgine o. tAking vieWelt b unourDo0o1. CalY
and sse spscinsue q u . u 0so1y D. Seboe ivl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
AGENTS WANTED
- - AWR0

OAe eoe1tsy. Agsnn e. sealiee nse profit of ffo0
~ - - ~ day. CO. In had. OnlS . Sou DOL.
0So nooeo6osy to eea4t ~ bualnoee. AAdreae viii
(sAmp. W10r89N PUBLICATION CO..
Coenof "a an1 Perry streoAD.
ooD13D4WJy OavoDnoP1 lava
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
o. il, aud take NO other. 1t is q decide
improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

PssuAss Ss.-rAs 0es1eoe sa1e ~ ws
sssrn the Rosk Island Aryss fos The change
in the make up" u that papss-'.e .esadisg
matter % every psge." By ps ossss. -
less. like the 0ssette. It tests its svn hseo
until every body is disgusted With its big
brsg Of "Enterpriss. ."resdins matter on
every page" sto., etc., ad nsuseam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

T0E DEDT WASHING 4ACHlNH 81 ths Ar.
n received th1 First Premium n ~ 1ewa sn@
psice Of sls, dslivnsd to ~ Dart ~ ~ O,tees
Roek Ielond. Len On trial two Wseks. Al esaess
ish q o. 0asseeta ot0ee - Wen oeeoAa ~, Wil46e
p19eSSIHst.y 9:SIsS,s ,ssasaa'a v. rexra 1 Cd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
HENRY VINCENT C I! I
LECTURE,
UAAe9 oAA AAQoploaoof 80 Ho0au
lGonso Chrastaon Associates.
.tsaa ~ = AZ "a -l-F
elu TnB
Burtle OpOrD MOuse,
YES -ek3~ eSB -sF
Wednesday kvcnl1g; nafeh3 {,
- At Z 1-2 O'clock.

SUaJBUf:-"1As 4selisA nsvsassts I Asvs
tahsaIasa - - ~ ~ hose has~a.''
o8lanAD0o: :-L1As As9seu IN 1ssNssn -,
Wshsly. usssl DsnA. vIme0 oebls4. NJ
u0fiAee. n t1et9s - = 0asti ~ Yseee.
TAsmas JsnAtAaa WoQe. 1e1sy 1seAas1oG1m
DsUaSesso O'usisa. - Clssvs. Lonaa -.
eAera. Doaelas Jsese1As ~ Ob6sua 0oso
nsat. 1ev Il soes. Wu1ioA lovsee - ~
Mssal Ysse6 Isoosn, ytseoDoUuSnse ~ -
Asitatsn. ne pas1 = 4D,a0s1. sAats - -
Neral Hsses lsaAsfs. ~ ews lnSsiesaqsak-
~ hsuUveasne ~ shs0a1I1es, ,AGn1e9uyJeSuoa
otusRe. ~ AntL.Ces Law IAagua l3ennl
Goodies. johA Bright CAaslas PslAan vlllsss
0sorUe Wnpoa. George IAsngDss. Mllus0Do
80, - eaAsss. Tie Psoes CoagFeesss, ~
tnap onea q - ~ - vAe- t1slnaAse ~
lieonelal 1sesFn. 1auaeA Mln1, - oAo1G1De
tion ~ - oep0atioa ~ ~ 0AureA sAo ooaAe
l1Ao1G1D ooWpo 0une - Msunes DGASAN III
IL iaas uessnotsss H. s&tsaslsa q ~ oul
hses. aal its sseeess.
TnCkErO % Ceooe onoA
1ssssvsd sssts eaa - ssesrsS, visAsse ssasl
sAaaBs. q os'sBr Wslssa . DssS. aAse - 4. =
|Oo UDoooQs & 1 0ooDAto
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
Hoi ron THF ooLD NUNS

Per Fort Benton. Helena, Vfeinia aAa nnanoek
Cities, Deer Lodge. AOvth of 1uecle Sell. and
ALI POINTS In TIE nlNiN0 DISTRICT !
The new ana elegant lient dsaught
LnRGRkf inst Passenger Stsamoss,
FANNIE SCOTT. n. 3. MsesAN. Mas-
tes, will leavssL Lonls On TAU RoDAY. March =,
A11 rETHR DALHN, SraacEs J. nAlA Master. on
THURSDAY, April !.
Hur Freight sf rassags. having snpsrles aeseo-
modations, apply on board. or 70
II. .. MkPHAH 4 CO., 315 lsoenst street,
rnch1.dim IT. LOUIS. NO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

BswAas sf unprineiplsd limitations Of
wrappers and bottles Of Bufnst:'s Cologne.
cseeains, Is.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

KlaAoPso Rassallee.
Ssss sslisf for Asthma. Price 40 cents
By mail. Stewsll &9Co., Boston. Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

Kh0x9 D49011rTlvB AND ILLUSTRATED
"A e01h xtete Catal0eee, ana Price liet ~ Snrin
81 ~. wan - ssot all appneasions iseiseine .
enata J. KNOX,
j9o6&U4m Dox NJ. s. Pntsbyyrh Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
THE CITY.
NoSE should fail to hear Henry Vincent
this evening q the Opera House.

Cossfirvsisn Bsrrsss. THE 10 ~ nsoe
ef sos Of the best preparations 10 the line
Of Dittses new before ths psblie. Il 10 .
perfect care Ter Dyspepsia, aod fever and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
Dlan0lut3oa UOt6oo.

TQD Oo-HAn1nDRonR - nDuaDUTn .
I0cKY0Qe = ~ 1a4 :Aeeelvsl - alaa1l
No. SsSssd6 sosss E6basR35esabs.A q 3at5esabsA
DayoeDQel leve, February 10, 1oo.
1uo eooeseifned Will eoatlnuo ~ Mining booJ-
Assh q ~ old Stand.
nehl-lae 0D0D01 MDDl0BT1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

A Boar ExPscrsD.--A Telegram from
keithsburs 10 Tilsbsin L Co., Of this city.
says that the steamer Gee. Weeks left that
place for Davenport at o'clock this morn>
ing. aud expects to reach here this evening.
1t 10 not now expected that the packet New
Boston will leave for this tsa1s feg some ten
days yet Capt. Melville, master, 10 now q
IN AZ citv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

WnB 0IoolNo 0UT eAlB or DEE GOODS on
j ~ ooeose oeooeopA al -3asstsea soFoooN Wil1
b eooMoued III ~ l3tA iast. An w4o W1oA - eo0Q
msoev e bay5oe WI tnd y . tA1lf iotoeOg = cav
~ I'm n. PotrACx %.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

n4eRno ugR STOCK o. NILLMIKY 0oODo
~ for sale at . eaesiAce. Wishlss - retire boQ
eeslassc. - YIN .ass i e cHaJe ossy pels6A
Cell within days Il yen With % sseefe Gpe4 baF
esen. Hae ana beanete wnl b Uuio vesy cheap
S@to 1Astliap ssqr9. rs. %.
. 6soay -. -. ...... .Oovoopors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

TEE LEcfuxs. sousss svssybody will
b on hand tonight to hear Henry Vincent,
the eloquent Engliah orator. This lsctuss
et his on the English Novsmsnts, 10 spoken
Of by ths Western and Eastern press ~
the bes. Of this gentlsman's efsrts.
1T must not Be fsrgsttss that the strsst
sass will be Al Perry street, to take East
Davepporters home after the lecture.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

t. Cealse1e1 ~ ~ epsniaA 0osssnuent-
esoe.eoe u Gold drawn evssv seventeen days. Phi
- cnsoe3 md infofmatiOn fnSniahed. The highest
silver. IA YfOH = CO..
Sssii liy Danksr.. ia VA ec. New YORK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

A CeuvsssA riox.-A Reck leland Re-
publican, meeting one Of our Demecratic
citizens soon after the election last fall said
to him, "Hullo there, you Peoples Party
man. going up Salt river, eh p
Dsmosyat-Yes, little way. viii secure
qusstsrs up there for you.
They passed on, one feeling ess1 aDd the
other net any to speak ef. To-day they
met when when the Democrat sung cut,
''Hullo, there ysu Sucker, how fsr up Salt
river are you going this timss'
Rock Islonder-ssYuba DAM"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

Il sics 6ttisg shifts hade y oe1ss. ND
bsasss leavs thslf neaooseD Wsth: a s.aa
VIZ. A. xRmnosoa 3 C..
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
ACCIDENT Oh rH: saw Y1lx AID BOSTON RAILROAD.

Yesterday morning the midnight train from Bos-
ton. owing TO the misplacemeat or switch. was
delayed four hours at New London by the engine
and ono car running or the track. The engine
afor being replaced again started for this city and
when short distance east OF Clinton 1t ran into
hand car propelled by two men and having uDOn it
two IRON rails fhe men leaped from the car, which
tEe engine struck, throwing IL to one side,
dIlying wheels OF the engine, breaking the
wheeis aud throwing the engine and tender on tao
track down four foot embankment incO meadow.
where they now lie Tns track was torn up for sew
era yards and several cars thrown from the track.
Dut not upset. The engineer and ireman, who
leaped froIn the engine Gs IL went over the bank,
sustained slight injuries. No other persons were In
lufed. wrecklng train went out la Tie forenoon
from ths city TO clear the tracy. that tran5 were
running regularly again In the aiternooue
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
EUR ROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoSBY MARKET.-LoSDoN. Oct 1850
2. M.-Unlted states ten.forty bonds TO- Railway
stocks arm Erie Railway 23h Az one O'Clock
T.. NJ the quotations were:-Consos o51 for both
money ana the account
PARIS BoURsE,-PARfs, Oct 1850 P. M.-Tne
Bourse is quiet. Kentes 7lf 40c.
FRANKFORT B0UHsB.-FRANKPoRT Oct. 12.-united
States 1ye.twentY bonds are firm at s75s a IS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKRT-LIvgRPooI, Oct.
l2-a30 T.. M.-The sales Of cotton foot up 1000
bales, including 900 bales for export and specua.
ton.
STATR or TRApE.-LfvERPooI, Oct. 12-2 r. NJ
The market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester is
dun.
HAvRB CoTroS MARKET. .-HAvRB oet l2-Evon
ng.-Cotton closed quiet, both on spot and nnoat.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvRRPooI,
Oct i2-4:30 p M.-Meat, 0s. 6d for winter. The
receipts or Tor this port Tor the past three days
have been 10000 quarters, OF which 10000 are
American. Corn 2ss per quarter for European.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARRBT.-LivERPoor
Oct FL r. M-Cheese, 65s Cd per cwt. for the best
grades OF American dine. Lard, 52s. 81. per owt.
LONDON MARKEr.-LoNDON, Oct 1880 Y. NJ
Refined petroleum, is. 7Hd. Is. 12d. Tallow, 4es
d. per cwt.
PErRoLEUM MAREEr.--ASTwRTP, Oct. 12--Even
ing.-Petroleum closed quiet and unchanged at ls.
sd, for refined.
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS (TEM;.

Eighty theatres have been destroyed by dre In
Ameri and Europe since 1868.
number OF high officials have been discharged
from ONCE In Turkey 1t having been discovered that
they were In the secret pay OF The yiceroy OF Egypt.
The King OF Italy has sent a special envoy TO con.
FER with the yceroy Of Egypt and also to offer his
son the grand cross OF the Grown OF Italy
Reports rrom the wine districts in France state
that HE present vintage viii be good IN fact better
than that or 1885,
The squadron TO accompany the Prince Royal or
Prussia 10 Suez, is composed OF tha two screw cor
vettes Herta and Aroma, with tho Royal yachts
Grllla and the Queen Elizabeth.
young clerk, after robbing his employers in
Paris OF $4,000 was arrested in Baden, where he
had managed to lose ~ the roulette table the SUN or
$4,000 In q Few hours.
An author Is engaged in Paris to work up the inter-
es ing details OF the wonderful financial under TAX
tngs OF the late mlllonnaire Baron Roh5child. his
work VIII be Interesting TO many.
The dry goods assistants OF Paris are on the strike
In order TO obge the proprleors to close tnerstores
on Sundays. On september 20 some 800 silnulta.
neousiy LETT work and quietly walked home.
A Leipzig editor has been condemned to three
months Imprisonment for having publ ished-that
I'm 1868 Bismarck only initiated the coup detat OF
Napoleon IN 1852 and that The only basis OF Germany
at present was Violence
on the termination OF the recent military maneu-
vres In Italy the King sent considera pie sum in
money, be proportioned as follows to the troops:-
Prlyaes twenty cents each; on commissioned
Officers forty cents each, and one dollar to each OF
the officers
The Ttd6pendance Belize warns tourists who intend
visiting Suez TO avoid the sea on November s. the
position OF the moon that day foretells severe
atmospheric commissions, which may cause serious
disasters especially to ships. The effects Will be
| felt more or less all over the world.
The acting committee which promoted Mr.. Cor
dons for the representation OF tue universi
ties OF Glasgow and Aberdeen Scotland, ut the lasI
election has resolved to request that gentleman Ia
allow himself to be nominated for the vacancy which
| Will occur IN the event OF Mr.. Moncrie1 being ap.
lu.t
The New York herald., 1869-10-13

COLUMBIA. oct. u. 1899.

COLUMBUS Oct IL 1889,
The leading democrats concede the defeat Of Pen.
dleton by To- 900.
Eight wards In Columbus and one township Of
Franklin county show a republican gain OF o1s over
1858.
Pendleton's majority In sandussy city is ies-a
republican gain OF 2.
me city OF Cleveland gives Hayes 1000 majority;
O republican gain OF $50.
CGYAHoGA CouSTY.-Hayes majority, 2,5oo to
3,000
SUMMIT CouNrY.-Uayes' majority, 1850.
Ross CoUNrY.-Pendeton, 200 majority; demo-
cratic gain, 200.
cratic loss, l00
TRuMBuLL CouNTy-Hayes majority, g. 400.
GAURgA CousTY. Y.-Hayes' majority, 900.
SBNRCA C0UNTY.-Pendletonis majority Is estl-
mated at 700.
Lancaster city gives democratic majority OF 2s,
o democratic gain OF q.
Chll1oothe city gives q democratic majority OF 500l
O democratic gain OF $50.
Marietta city gives republican majority or ls9,
democratic gain or Al.
Ripley township gives a republican majority OF
200, a democratic gain OF 15e
In Painesyille the democratic gain ia 100, IN New
London 81. The democratic majority IN Zanesvle
s III. Steubenve gives q democratic gain OF l6.
report nom Columbus says there are uniform
democratic gains.
Morrow county gives republican majority OF 500;
n loss OF 50
The New York herald., 1869-10-13
0U TRACES IN fLOa GA.

number OF murderous outrages have recently
been perpetrated In Jackson county, Fla. We quote
from Florida papers,
On the 2Sth ult, near the Natural Bridge, Jackson
county, Fla there was negro pcnic-none present
but negroes. A negro constable Calvin Rogers, an
oyerbearlng person, was present and claimed TO
have been shot at. He then called for Wyatt Sour.
lock, one OF his friends, who, on his approach TO
Rogers, caught up child, and he and tho child
were Killed by one shot from some unknown person
Rogers, with the party, returned 70 Marlanna, and
with party OF whites and blacks went in search OF
the murderer They could find no clue TO the perpe-
traitor OF the deed. A jury Of inquest composed OF
whites ana blacks, found tnat scuriock died from q
gun shot in the hands OF an unknown person.
On Wednesday night, the Goth ut. as TWO white
men named Columbus sullivan and George Cox
were hauling home some cotton, about six miles
from the place where the first tragedy occurred,
they were fired upon by some person or persons
concealed In the swamp. Sulivan'5 face WAS hor-
rDly mutlated and one eye put out, while Cox re-
ceived one or two shots IN the arm. Both Will pro-
baUly recover.
On Friday night October l, Colonel Mcclellan,
prominent lawyer OF arlanna, was badly wounded
and MS daughter killed. Gavin Rogers and other
negroes circumstances point out as the perpetrators.
Oscar cranberry one OF the negroes suspected, was
kll.cd on the morning OF the "a inst.