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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16
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ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM;
The Great Remedy for the curt Of
CONSUMPTION,

AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
N resdlss Of its use Is proof Of its great
3, ~ vaine The extraordinary HEALING PROP
those who have used it, Their testimony tan be
ioaSd in pamphlet. which can be obtained Of
NE Agents where the medicine is for sale.
coughs and Colds, however distressing, are
broken up IN an incredible short time, by Causing
speclnc influence on the lungs so that then1af.
ter and phlegm are easily expecsoratcd.
PAINS and Soreness OF The Chest are quickly re-
!eivea pt the irrltated parts becoming healed
Cold Chills and Night Sweats become INN date
y checked, by the strength being restored. The
comes purified.
ALLEa'SLUNG BALSAk contains no oni
UNI in any form. II Is perfectly harmless for he
most delicate child.
Ucssvsrn,ss would do we'll 10 read his treats
PHYSICIANS who have failed to cure their M.
tients should try this Mesicine before they give
thetcase up, a. We know very many valuable
lives have been saved BY oeing persuaded to give
it . trial.
Be sure and get ALIENS Luxe BArsAn, and le,
No other article be paimed upon you.
ALlEH's Luxa BALsAn II put up with great care,
aud with 6ne steel engraved label, bearing the
,sgaturs Of the proprietorA.
DON'T FORGET THAT.
ALlm's I.use BALsAn mil bredk sp az most de
tressisg Cssgk in fesc kosrs' time.
Many cases of CONSUMPTION, that were consid-
cred incurable, have been cured in this city
CallAnd get apamphlet, and read the remark able
cures, which win convince You Of the great value
of this medicine.
Deaf despair because al other remedies have
failed bot w the remedy and yOu will not BE- de-
ceivsd. For sale By TIE prcprietors,
Passs--ci PER bottle. Sid ~ Isdisine Dex.
S 5, I. s. sssiist r. 1a$ ssss..y r -,
esAins; d. Z. Needfp Dssnosneo - ~ ~ ..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

gentleman Who suffered for years from ner.
vous and genital debility, nightly emissions, and
seYipd weakness. the result Of youthful indie.
scsetion; and came near ending his davs in hone
less misery. will, for the sake OF suffering man.
send 10 any afflicted. the simple mears u.s. d by
him. which affected surg cure in STEW ~eeks :.
after the failure of numerous medicines. Send
directed envelope md stamp and Il will cost
you nothing.
Address, EDGAR TRCWAvN
Station L. i2eth ST New York Citv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16
ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an election fer al
derman in the 4th Ward will be held or 6stur-
day, Sept 18th, to fill vscaney occssdc0ed by the
resignation Of Aid. HOrnby. Polls wsIi Pc open.
ed a ~ civ Han n o'clczk "A. n, and close
~ 8 r. Alfred BILLION,
spe-dad City Clsrk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16
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STOF 1zDS41 COO0
I" m. CAnf14's :
@ q q q II b AIS A M
WIN Csre Ceu8ns, CsnS:. At. ..ass
Ceasa0Ieaes. 9rsscsn - -. Sk4S
Dig q nles0a RaAa - ~ ss@S.
|. g s3s. $500 csS btcesses - fSrsss.
Chess aAo1.0MkN.
TINE MOST PERgEUr. PLEAsAET AND
Il eficscious remedy ever Discovered for Al
diseases Of the Tbrosi, Chest and Lungs. Is !.
Dr.. Cartcf's Cough Balsam
This medicine Immediately STOPS the COUon y
produces free and easy expecforstion. remo' -
inueuous and foul matter from the air Pefesges'
gives ease in difficult breathing, alsys ne iI's
ton Of the lungs and eifects SPEEDY eoh.'
By soothing snd healing all Pulmonary ofSan''
Dr. Carriers Cough Dalsam
is purely vegetable in its ingredients, and per,
fectly harmless in its qualities and rs niid anu
pleasant Us the most delicate cordial II has Deen
in general use for the last ten years. Millions
bottles have been sold, and physicians, drugg.;s
and ell Who have used II unite IN ssy,ng 1a nrn
the MOST SPEEDY and EEElCAClOUo MIN
IDY they have ever used:
The harsh dry winter Cough. which aflicts OLp
PEOPLE And lnva Aids In . low state Of heaith,
S1o Ds cucctoAity CuTe0 Oy tne oseVi
DR.. Carter's Cough Da1san.
1t warns, molstens and stimulates the whole
breathing apparatus, and imparts new life TO me
emaeiated system. Immediate attention should
be given TO
Coughs, Colds, and Diseases Of the Lugx,
Reader, have You Cough, Cold or any disease
Of the Lungs DO not neglecti, Delay is dan
gerous. Millions die annually by neglecting.
common cold Coughs aud colds, if not cured IN
their early stage, lead to Consumption and then
perhaps to an early death. lie advised IN time,
and procure at once that celebrated remedy
DDr. Carriers Cough DSnlssam.
Which never fails to cure Coughs and Colds in
fe~ days, aud has cured thousands upon thous,
and Of cases Of Consumption after physicians and
all other retsedies had failed, and the patients
had been given up to die. This Balsam IS the
most perfect and infalible remedy for all diseas-
es Of the Lungs known to the civilized world.
n. y. Ask for DR.. CARrKR's CoCGu BALsAA,
and take nothing else.
Price IS cents for trial bottle, large bottles,
81 50 per bottle
Sold at IN EASTHREY 4 co S Family Med
icine Store corner of Third and Chestnut SITS,
ST Louis. Mo, aud At their branch Store w Mad
ison street. Chicago ILL.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16
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ture, elect. and in all Urinary and Kidney com
plants. they act like charm. Relief is expe-
rienced by taking a single box and from four
to six boxes generally eject cure.
Sold in bOxss containing 81 pills, price one
dollar. or six boxes for I've dollars; also, in
large boxes. containing four Of the small, Price
three dollars
PRyArE Circulars to Gentlemen ONLY, sent
free on receipt Of directed envelope and stanp
II you need Pills cut out this advertisement
for reference and II you cannot procure them
Of your druggist "do not be imrosed on bv any
other remedy" but enclose the money in = let
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

MANNER Of bISJRiuuT1DN.
Certificates ansine each article and IL Vs1ne. are
placed In sealed Envelopes, which eli mxcd On
~ these Envelopes, containing the Certificate or Order
for Article (vorh lees than one dollar Ct re-
ai) viii he Asllversd q - ~ o. Arnt By mali 70
cents The purchaser will what Article h draw.
and It's value, which may be from One TO Five Man.
dred Dollars" and then send One Dollar ssd 70.
ceive the Article named, or may exchanR~ n FIR any
ether ~ ~ y ~ saise vaDus II No Bisnks-
Every purchaAes GETS value
Among those Who have recently drawn valuable aihS
from this Association, the following kindly permit hss
pau,ts TO be used: .lafs
Ro, ert " Hatchiss New Hsver, ConpectIcut. Nslo.
deon yainc $50 W.T. Willis, W 2?d 81 New York
Diamond Cluster PIN value $500. Mrs X u iaprAn II
York st, Gold Watch, value ti25 Miss Ellen bicter.
son, Binghampton, New York, Piano, value $3.50 Mrs
Teresa Miller, scranton, pensyvanin, Diamond Hing
value &lst. Miss ELLEN Peek, Springfield, Illinois.
Meidneon, valve &f25. pr ~ Ripper Wash,n ton u
q Uold Hunting Cased Watch, vain. &i.0 Edward II
Lind icy, Worcester Massachusetts, Piano value o95O
Miss u farweli Dubuque. Iowa, diamond Var Drops
value t2.V. Francis Moran f2G Peat street, Musc
Box. value 80. Mr. Inger-oi. UrbauM. liso, III
ret, value 500 Lieut. Hendricks Wii,asds Ho-
tel, Washing on, C., Silver Patent Lever Watch, val
ne $H. Captain Warner, 18th Vols, Silver Watch
value &36. II Taylor, kngtown. Pennsylvania, God
Nashville, Tennessee, Silver Watch, value et0 George
pWo,d. whithy, canada west. Silver watch, value
e45 Win Redncid, Columbus Ohio, Music Hc1 val
ne sts, Many persoLs Who have drawn valusble
prizes do not wish their names Jubshed might
extend this list Letter, srou parties through
out the country aekne-sicig. the receipt Of valuabo
gifts, may = file Ia our office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16
E$,SE%; 5|fj5 TwoTe SIX

effect prompt and radical cure OF Sp. rmatorr
hea. or Seminal Weakness. md is equally the
specific remedy for every species Of Genital or
Urinary lrritabilitv. Involuntary or Nightly
Seminal Emissions, from whatever cause produc
ed, or however severe, will be speedii, relieved
and the organs restored W healthy action
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS have used
your SPECIFIC Pill in many cases of Spormatorr
hea with the most perfect success. Milton
Sanders, n. D.. LII D.
81 have cured very severe cases with frem six
70 ten doses Of your Specific PiIl."-B Keith.
ND
Price 81 per box. Six boxes for IS, by mail
Address J. WINCHESTER co. No So John
81. \. y. iuly2o-d&w1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16
Resilleace ~ alnle.

VvHB KESIDRICE or @. K, BARD. sorrs,,v
L occupied BY Almet Skeel, ESQ.,. on an 81.
opposite the Court House, 10 for seie 4 ne vssy
low priceof "a, 600. Possession given innsdie-
tely. For further portieulaeo 49,
q. \. 1A00 k0aA louA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

C.A.rr Tvor.,7 ga Nky..s., r.s,shs
near Oskaloeee 49, to aeaAh last
Thursdsy. II X4a1 Abepe tan
O'Clock IN the Fssh - hg osensea 70
start . Gre in 4 stsvD she ook can cen.
tanning Coz oil md n bred ~ on the wood,
~ 6noki113l = NJ ~ Ere in The
's66t- - 0A1Ds9egE q k1eated in IN
instant with the conten1B Of the can, which
exploded and get her bn fire which she
could nQHbsuipguish| She ~ 70 badly
burnY that afls6 lsri.gt = 4acru-
ei''ia .ssnz ees.S I'd
1.-THE Hon. Fern Wood and family ar
|rivedjn New Yolk66 Monday, after Eve
months visit to GFote.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16
Dr.J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician

Box 5079 1t3 eDrOseSD ~ nv. n. ".
and they will be sent to you secure from obser-
,at,oss by return Of mail, pest paid, On receipt
Of the money.
Dealers supplied by Demas Barnes Co.,
Wholesale Agents New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16
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They Can he used without Detection,
and do not interfere with business pursuits, and
No CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
Belle 6poclflc Pile
are warranted in all cases
For The speedy and Permanent Cure
Of Seminal weakness, Urethral and Vaginal
Discharges, elect. Sexual Diseases, Emmis-
sions, Impotence, Genital and nervous Debility
aud disease of the Bladder and Kidneys.
They are adapted for male or female. old or
young. and are 10 only reliable know for The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

tThe only sure remedy as any other SIMPLE FORM
OF disease. II has CURED ITS THous ANps ana NEVER
FAILED in ONE.
syphilis il characterized by THREE DISTINCT
STAGES -PrmaIy. Sec ndary and Tertiary The
symptoms of each stage is described below, and
we price given per PACK AGE, 50 that per sons at
distance can order the medicine requisite to
cure the particular stage of disease with which
they suffer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

norGLe AND DoARolMc.
0URTlS HOUSE.
TNORNSR OF IOWA AND FlFTHsrRIETs
" Dasenpoft fbx1-
PRNNQYH1VANnA HOUSE.
CORNER OF 4TH AND IOWA STREETS
AAAvss Sops, Paosnisroaa Free emnbus
y aDd from the cars and Aoata Proprietor Of
the LeCiaire, Princeton and Lyons, and the De-
Witt and Naquoketa Sage Lines. Stages leave
he House for the above named and contiguous
points every day. i,nl dwu
SEQ TT - . " AZ.
Corner B1nrrIs0n 4 Front streets,
Davenport, n0Sv0.
r j. HUMPHREY, Proprietor. Orr1cE for
u . Stagsn leaving for LeClaise, Princeton, Ly-
ons, DcWG1 Maquoketa andAnamosa ap29
.0erehans's 0ofel.
FIFTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.
ClNcINNHTI, IOWA
Gallahcr, Nelson 4 Co., Proprietors.
This bouse 10 kcp& IN first class style. and is
ce s<sahv AVID pie seantly located. mhl7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

% ESTER.r HOTEL.
Nos. 9, II, ID l. IS CORTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK CITY.
ID. u. WINCHESTER 4 I. d WrNcHEsrRR PRoP's.
THE CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION OF
l this Hotel, our Iowa friends will ind especi-
ally adapted to their convenience being contign-
GUS to all the western Rail Road and Steamboat
landings. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

sssSs Is eAn 4 $50 e.
4. asa -.spsls ...saO9 10 cal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16
First or Primary Stagcsof Syphilis

Tlfst OF IrI11lary Stages OF OyPlIliS
patient should immediately procure DR.. Mark
sYrHiLIrrc CURE, which consists OF one bottle
"Syphilic Cure" box Pills, one bottle
Syphitic Wash. Camstic. Brush, Sponge. Soap
and Lint. These are used to cure the first stages
Pr.ce. per package &l2. 30
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

EW- This Bank respectfully solicits deposits
on current account or on certificate Of deposit,
and to all Of its customers it pledges the most
liberal treatment IRA N. CLIFFORD. Cash.
GEO. II. FRENCH, Prest. scp1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

Is the only medicine ever discovered that will
CT nv syPBILfIc and VEN rRrAL DISEASES in all the
varie and complicated forms and thoroughly
system.
This destructive disease, formerly considered
incurable, which has tsfed the skin Of our most
eminent pbvsicicns, and caused MILLIONS TO be
conveyed TO PREAATuResGRAvEs or to drag out q
miserable existence what time life lasted can
now be as sPkEDnY aud EFECTuAILY CURED bv
DIR. Marks SvDhilifir Cure
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-20
aBWs sUMnNHY,

1F HAO been decided that soldiers who
nave deserted during the time for which
they had enlisted or were drafted, have no
ifgal claim either to back pay or bounty.
Any payments hereafter made in conflict
with this decision will be disalIowed.
THE whole of Sberman's army has left
Washington. The rear guard got of to-
day. There are yet about thirty thousand
more troops belonging to the Army of the
Potomac to be mustered out and sent
home.
In ANSWER to an inquiry from the fra
teroity Of Odd Fellows, the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue decided that Odd Eel.
lows travelling cards and withdrawal cards,
do not require revenue stamp, they be-
tDg held to be nothing more than letters Of
accommodation.
On the LIST of May there we're one million,
one hundred and forty Thousand men on
the pay rolls.
Since that time about one hundred and
fifty thousand have been mustered out and
discharged.
THE North Carolina papers are full Of the
proceedings of Union meetings, which are
being held In every town in the State. All
pay high tributes to the lamented Lincolu;
also to Andrew Johnson and Governor
Holden.
The richest estates in the country are Of
fered for sale in all parts of North Carolina,
for from one to ten dollars an acre, with
improvements. Their. owueEs having de-.
cided to go North are selling aEC9 great
sacrifice.
Judge E. H. Sears, Commissioner of In .
teenal Revenue, has arrived here and will
open an Office in Raleigh. An office has
been opened at Beaufort by John R. French,
aui one at Newbern by Hiram Potter, Jr.
Tho people pay their taxes promptly, con-
sidering the act equivalent to q restoration
oftheir property.
AT meeting of Germans in New York
last week the following resolutions were
passed:
ReSoEUed, That in the triumphant over
throw of rebellion which threatened tho
stability OF democratic institutions such
as are embodied in orr constitution, the
world will see a conclusive vindlcaiion of
the capacity of man for self government,
and that this great victory OF democratic
principles in America means q victory of
democracy through the world.
ReSOlved, That we, German born citizens,
deem it our duty to invite and stimulate
immigration from our native country to the
United States, and particularly to those
Southern States, whose genial climate at
tracts, but whose barbarous institution has
heretofore repealed them.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-20

Is sppssVS by the sttIeIS In The Y. 3.
LsdtpsndenI, from the pen of Mr.. osrpen
ter, that Nj. Seward did from the outset
favor Mr.. LtncOln's policy of emancipation,
but, that he urged the postponement of it's
PRONUNCIATION from the time when 1t was
first proposed, late in July or early in
August, 1862, then period of disaster to
the Union arms, until the President could
''give it to the country supported by mill
tary success, instead of issuing it, as would
be the case now, upon the greatest disas-
ters of the war" The result was, said Mr..
Lincoln, "that Put the draft of the proc
lamation aside, "walting for viotory."-
The battle of Antietam decided the CUES.
ton, and on the heels of Lees retreat came
the declaration of freedom to the slaves.
Mr.. Stewards objection to the proclama.
ton was stated by him as follows: alt may
be viewed as the last measure Of an ex-
hausted Governmental cry for help; the
Government stretching forth it's bands to
Ethiopia, instead of Ethiopia stretching
forth her hands to the Government. "His
idea" said the President, "was that it
would be considered our last SHREK, on the
retreat.
As Mr.. Seward has often been charged
with infdelity to the cause of anti. slavery,
this statement by Mr.. Carpenter will do
much to vindicate his reputation. The
Times observes that "thesforce of the nrgu-
meut used by Mr.. Seward against issuing
the emancipation proclamation in the hour
OF defeat, bad a pointed illustration in the
case of the rebels, two years later, when
they stretched forth their hands to Eth.
Opia,' in the moment Of their extreme des.
pair. Ethiopia simply answered by laugh.
ing at their calamity. And even the
'sympathiEing' outside world could barely
restrain its sneers"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-20

TuERE is mean and malignant sheet
published at Petersburg, Va, that needs
several doses of subjugatiou yet. 1t spits
venom at inexOrable fate thus:-
There ia very unnecessary irritability
in como minds with respect to the word
rebel. How any VIrginian can share this
sensitiveness We cannot imsgine. Take
from the past history of the Old Dominion,
the names and deeds of her rebel sons. and
she will have no prouder history than
Maine or Michigan, Connecticut or Kan
sas-a beggarly account of Indian fights
aud forest feelings in one.half of her
career, and crops anGootton mills in the
other.
Der annals are The Biographies of rebRls.
She cherishes few memories save those of
rebels. She has never raised a monument
except to rebel. She names her counties
and her colleges after rebels. Her zeal is
victorious rebel. Her flag reProduces
on larger scale the triumphant rebel. A
rebel lies within the hnllowed bounds OF
Mount Vernon. A rebel looks down on
her noblest public work from Monticello.
rebel in enduring bronze keeps watch
and word over her capital, and none blu,
rebels are thought worthy to line tho pc.
destal of the rebels statue. Does it be
come her to blush at the name ct rebel?
The man who sees parallel in the rev.
oluttOn of l776, when men were taxed and
not represented, and the slaveholder's re.
bellion of 1861, the getters up of which
were the privileged class of the land, en-
joyiug immunity from taxation and three,
ff'hs representation for their property, is
not worth the waste of On argument on
him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-20
STEIN BROTHERS
Don't pay $40 per month for runuer,.
Notice.

NOG1C9. rss
A Ii PERSONS ARE HEGkBY NOTIFIED thu.
"A Will attend At the Iimes and plaees beIoS
stated, for the purpose Of hearing aud dstermin
any appeals that may he made from the a,S+sS.
neOtG Of the several GsSistant aHsesSors nnSs+ ~
inter Revenue Law, in the First Collection Dis.
t.iss OF West Virginia: The llst1, yaluatons And
enumETadOng made and taken by said aSsi.tsnt a.
SCISSORS will b. open, at the tins and mac of Mold
who may dssire to do 70,
viii attend rs foIloW6 viz: t#f
the 26th June. ~ w 'ONN"y'
w A. The SS9 q james g. Orr, Collector in
2sth. - W +" eoneSaay' the
A. The ses Of 5sssz n Cochran. Hancock Co.
,b a. sS ., SSI'n'v0, wot.Ol Co.. on Wednesday,
., A. Az county, on 4hur,da,, the 9Th
:, As Ct MaFy's. Pleanntu Co, on Friday the ,tb
"AlI appeals must be In writing, and must ,n..,,,
t1e particular sAuse, matter or thine T.,s,P, Iuy
NhIeh dsoision IL repaired, and mn. ~ ~
8Lo9n9 OF principle Of error or Inequality Cd i.i
% Oh JOHN EARKiSs0s,
Cameron, June "A. IS65 - N't; a, We. Va.
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Tuesday Morning, June 20.
Hon. JosEPH sruAn, Of Virginia, pub.

dcN. JoshPH SEGARI OF virginia, pub
lishes letter in Saturdays National IN
tslligeneer, denying that disIoyaI men were
allowed to vote in the recent election held
in several counties of that State, and says
that if there has been disloyal man thus
far elected in Virginia, be does not know
him. 10 regard to Gov. Peirpoiut's ap-
pOintmsuts be says: 1.-THE Governor has
not only adopted high standard of the
moral and intellectual fitness, but his
sppOiutees are, l believe, without excep-
1iOn, pre-eminently moral. Mayor Mayo
YVES not an original appointment of his
and If the Governor but be allowed 10 &c
quietly on with the work of reorgauiz4.
tion and reconstruction he has go auspi-
c'OuSly begun, no loyal man need fear the
result"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-20
Interview between Governor FeIr.
point aud n Negro Labor Broker.
Prom tho Ricbnopd wit, 1r,.,o

PolhL ana a Negro Labor Broker.
From tho Richmond Wig, June ~.
On Saturday, man representing him
self as agent of a firm iu Baltimore, called
upon Governor Peirpoint, and stated that
DIS object was to obtain permission from
His ExcelIency to carry out of the State Of
virginia several hundred negroes. to he
used as field hands in the State of Marv-
land that he offered to them the induce
ment of seven dollars month and ra,ions
The Governor asked him it he was not
aware that the regular price paid to ne.
groes hired as Geld hands in Marylsnd wss
ten dollars month and rations3
The man responded that he was aware
The Governor then asked him why he
dio not oter them ten dollars a month.
Finding himself thus fuiIed in his do.
signs, he attempted to prevAricate. bnt The
Governor soon cut him short in the folIow-
ing emphatic manuer:-
l want you and all parties employed on
similar business to understand that I will
not permit epeculGtions on the uevro's 10.
norance. II the farmers of MARYLAND Or
any other State wish to employ negroes
from Virginia, let them themselves sppIv
and pay them the usual rate of hire. Ana
as for you brokers, that meaniy profiI nv
the poor negro's ignorance, and employ
him to labor whole year for Ss4, and
take $3.50 as your wages OF iniquity, give
you to understand that Virginia is no place
for you-and this ends our interview
The broker disappeared so quickly that
had he not been known to be genuine flesb
and blood, one would have supposed him
70 have vanished in air.
Prom the Alexandria Journal, Ju,e1A
If Governor Pierpoint can coutrbI mi.
matter of compensation to colored Lahore"
why not put veto upon the policy recent
~ adopted by convention Of the fsTmor,
OF some of the interior couutiesf The
resolved not to pay colored laborers over 81
dollars per month aud ratious. and th.v
were to fnd their own clothes and ps2
their own doctors bills. Suppose that tbiS
colored broker did make three dollars nFf
each man employed, would the emplove.
Hot then realize two dollars more per
month than the farmers of Virginia pto.
pose to give him2 If these men adhere 10
their resolution, We predict that the con-
sequence VIII be failure to secure the
necessary labor. All able bodied uEoroes
VIII go where labor it better rewarded.
and the men OF Goochland, Louisa, Able.
marle' Caroline, Orange, Hanover aad
EtoSanna, Renrico, &C., will have4o de-
Pend upon the lame, the halt and the blind
S1s OI3 anu the tntantite, to till their fields
ihe government will not become a party
" usle soFolo meauness in attempting 10
get tns lSoor oil the freed negroes for less
Inaa tney gave their siavss. They NAV
rest assured OF that. And, on the con-
1aFy' the course they are pursuing win