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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28
WHOOI'lNG COUGH.
lDr. y. RrunGlie's
Cure for MhOOpfng Cough,
ONE OF THE GREATEST
DlSCOvERIFS Or THE AGE!

- 80 ~ ASoADh - ~ = - - nv - .
EvERBoDY is familiar with that peculiar
disease Of childhood which in the majority
of cases, proves a distressing and, in
some. fatal maladv, battling all The efforts Of
the physician to conduct it to fay crabie ter
mnation.
Psychologists consider this disease under three
stages The first stage commences with SYM
toms Of an ordinary catarrah, attended with
slight fever, which gradually increases the
panied with cough and pains in the chest. At
this stage of the disease, DR.. Branches Cure tor
Whooping Cough let's like a charm effectualiy
removing the disease in an incredible short space
Of time seldom requiring more thar three days
to effect permanent cure, without the least in
furious effects.
Certificates.
ST. Louis, Sept. 10th, 1854.
Joux H. BLooD, Esq,
Dear Sir My little DO, three years old, SUI
fered very severely from Whcoping Cough for
three weeks. was frequently up with him near.
" all night, he coughing almost necessarily, and
80 bad that the blood would come from His mouth
and nose. used two boxes Of your DR.. Bran.
dies Whooping Cough Iurc,' which reliev I'd
him almost Immediately, and in few days he
was entirely well. ] am satisfied that the reme-
dy il all that il claims to be- ard cheerfully rec.
ommend IL. Yours,
NJ WILLIAMS,
Phoenix Ins. Co., 81. ouis.
JOHN II. BLOOD, lien. Agt.
No. "a, n. Fifth It,, St Louis, Mo
eFor sale BY Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28
JAa. N. DUN1ON'r,
4

JAa. N. DUMON'r.
copperomjth and 0saxlog !
And Generol Jobbe1in Tin.
Copper = 9hec1-1ron.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE
is maaufActure 81 heavy Sheet-1crn, snno1ao
stacks. boiler hree himgs, sorghs
n1m pans COPPER STILLS, CAPS AND
WORKS. All kinds Of house work, Plumbing,
Roofing, Cutters, Conductors, Bathing APPARATUS,
Pumps, Lead Pipe. ETC.. furnished to order.
Tin W are constantly on hand, and made d
order. Repairing promptly attended 70. Ship,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28
Anthracite Coal.

A 1.-THE solicitation Of unmher Of our citizens
al am making arrangements for the delivery
Of this coal, parties wishing - use il will please
call on the subscriber who wilfin few days be
prepared TO name price and other particulars
cOncerning Il. For economy, cleanliness aud "a.
perior heating qualities il 10 Superior % either
coal or wood.
JAS. Il DALZELL,
VII No. 3, Burrows Block. Front s..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28

.Woavern Wanto1. TTTT--
1.-TWO OR THREE GIRLS who understand
i weaving can get employment u the Daven-
port Wooden Factory. JOS. SHIELDS.
: a.bis-dx Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28
l.. PARKER.

A TTORNEl, COUNSELLOR, &C., HAS
IN resumed practice. Prompt attention given
to professional business. with able counsel to
assist when required. OFriCH-LeClaire Block,
over Baflord's drug store. je17 -d6ms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28

Doors lgso0 Utf1et(OsCS
= A great selection Of different sizes. Also
window Glass,
Paints, Putty, &C.,
Constantly on hand and for sale ., the lowest
prices. 0EO. UT,
mhs-dtf1 cd st.. near Ripley. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28
lnRRII 4 11RlvrW1gR,
Boz 6lss New Yssk CITY
Salesroom No. ~ Liberty Street iyS d.

pD1Dosopny of s1arr16ge..1hS pre-
prietors Of the New York Museum AZ Asatooy
have determined, regsrdssss 81 expesse, - Tissue
free, flor the benefit Of suffering hunesity. ~
tefesting. and instructive Lectures e NsssiaGo
and ita 1lequalincaaioes, Nervous anl Physical
Debility, Premature decline Of ManAssd, Indi-
gestion, Weakness q Depssssioa, .lnpoespey,
Los. Of Energy and Manly Power the c.sst -
cial Evil, and those Malsdies which re6slt fts0
youthful tollies, excuses II maturity. q isss-
rance Of Physiology Or tho laws Of Nsssrs.
These invaluable Lectures have been he meooe
Of enlikhtening and saving thousands. ssA IN
y Forwarded fee, on receipt q fur etanpss "
Anssomy and Medicine, sls Bseedway, 0s0
Y0st doe1o.d1y VIA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28

South Clark Street, between Mad
ison and Monroe, Chicngo. Of
ice hours from a. NJ to s =.
N Specialist in the treatment
of all private diseases in oil their
varied and complicated forms.--
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28
npr. T.. FRENCH.

nUYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L residence No. 2s, corner Main and Third
trsets. Davenport, Iowa. Jyl-6z-u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28

The ESQ. 900 articles are printed or written -
go slips Of paper. and sach sealed separately
IN small envelopes; andivh o, dered, are tahen
out, without regard TO CHOICE and sess 10 ne ID
dress ordered by mail. 40 (ascrsiis@ = shs0s.
On receipt Of the Notice Won can see what yOu
can have Tor TWO DOLLARS Puscbassss nay
thus obtain . uold Wstch, Diamosd RinR, or
other very valuable article for the sbsvs small
sum.
10 all transactions by maiI, we shsll charge 70
cend 10 cents aud get certific ste.--lS for Cit
20 for 81: u for Is
ATenee We nted.-Any Agent ssndise
Us FIvk DOLLARS q one time. shall resssvs y
fetefn mall in addition 70 the IS certificates, oeo
Of articles. free Of cost. valued At not less then
FIFTEEN DOLLA NJ. o. . sample 70 show his
HERD 4 1jRirrwrgR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28
uglROWN 4 SILLY.
FRANK RpQ.lINI;R.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
~ and Notary Public. Office III LcCla'rc Block,
Davenport Ia-a jnal dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28
DO. q. UUBHTLT. SUhN y. C"H " VVs
uaQJDRUjlL Il Ora WEOBS1D,


A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELUKS At LAW
AOfc~ corner of Main and Sd SITS. ian2dw.
go. - prrx.u JOHN n ROGERS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28

DAVENPORT, IOWA. RESIDENCE AT
IL DR.. McCsrn's house, on Brady street. "a
door below Clinton Place. Office IN Mr.. Miners
Dental Rooms. corner of Brady and ID streets.
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~. n. RAkl,R.
n. n. TAILOR. N. d.

DAySICiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
basement Of state Bank building. Residence
9Th st.. bet Bardy and Perry streets. nolsdw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28

~ARpgNTER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
" Commercial Alley, opposite Post Office. Da-
Ne~noyt. 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-28

1JOM,EOPATHlST OrfIcg On B.ndy st.
over Warriner's Shoe store -e"tranc
near Post Office. Residence N. W corner 9TH
and Perry SIS Ian23 du
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aDr. y. YOIIslANS,

DHYSlClAN. SURGEON, OCUiiST AM AU-
rist Ufiice corners h aud Brady sts. Res
dence on 18th between Main and Brady. my21
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Dipi0cu0 Notices.

TnE CrvrRAL S,rioNsL bAsK oV THE CRY oPl
NKw ORR .sw oRS. oct IT, 1863
DTVIDEND--A DIVIDEND Of SIX PER
= CENT free f-1Iu Government tu hss uis day been
dc .-d OF - of tho le NJ months, pays .
on f lre d1y November Tic transfer books wll
be- closed until ti1t date. HLNNf 4. SMITH Ptes.
OFFICE oy FAOpo MAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPAyyt
NEw OAK. N,y. H. 1865.
fEHIRTIETn DIVIDENDS Is hereby
given tht the Board ot Drrcior have tis day declared
q DRlDEND o. FINE % PR CENT ont of the net earn
inrs quarter cndu. October 81 payable at the Once o.
thr Company WEDNESDAY, 22d inst, upon the capital
stock and much Of the scrip stock as has been decrd
paid. 49,
The Transfer Books tcosed Tuesday lih inst) wi be
oueued FRIDAY 2sh INST By order of the Board &c Dfcc
tom IutODOAk 4. JbiN'oH Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
IEeccipts of Produce.

Nov. l5.-4tCG bb.s. Flour 2C6 bbls. whisky, 3lt
Ibis. Corn Meal 10000 bush. Wheat. t2i-l bush
Corn, s7,2lj bush. oats. 1900 bush. Rye 92,0 bush
Farley 95 pkgs. Ashes. GO pkgs. Provisions 10 pigs
LaId. 4.!- PKG. BAller. 1AJ pkys. OIL Cake.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
NEPTrNE LINE or STEAMERS.
"a DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DiRECE

NEPTtNE LINE OF SIEAMEkH
a DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DiKECE
Cor,i.'ir.o tire following new and sotLad F-sneH
FLrlNt tA.....................fs o. J. W. Ne
GA..tI ILh...................-.'tit. ". y scte'
OtEANl Nl~.............'..''''''ai' IN ?. t1t
q Nor:h RIVER. foot @; Ro5as51.s,. Daily 'sor-1aa
~. ,or.ec,irast Proyid,ne- with the 7:i5 a. Tana
riy-Pr,i-t, ,a.en a. Prorere- R''-,.
~ These steamers orc rT'ra'sfi y ta-f ti.Na,.
for The coms0r md safety ~ sseusers aHl ilti @ @'a
~ 80 y Ps,.e, fr the r-. e '.!
tai they OF n Providence st an honr ear eNo-4N
cue q. ctsrrdi n Sle 49, aceoH4Aoe4'e1 "a q
F,r rr-.-,.on IN regard 10 Frei,ht SC. srry osAM
ODEfl Gsas-a. Freight Agent. =. .er No. 3. :. ..
For 4icset.. >ta,soom'. &C. apps 20 Hr ,-'A' elf'
AMY DIRECT LINE 20 FRANCE.
~ THE GENERAL IEANShTLAN1 tONfAds
NEW LINZ or FiESrILiSS NAIL s.fAl,hRs
BETWEEN NEW .IORk AND HAl4.L, CALL.O Al
fHe t,s, .-'or.i vessel. On sh, iaYo..e ro-'e 20 Z
Continent a.a t.e following. .
WASHING ~ .......3, ''t fIns.,...'.f q rye f-'-
LAFA4El iE..........5<l+ ,uns'.'''''..' 'o. -.
kikOGI ..............y,--' .-.''' '.-. ~
LhJlf.Nr....... Gse-t gsF't
rEBEfEE EE............(B .(B-liinsi.......'' -AL 80
'''''N bEFkRfrRiS FE0I NEVL CRK.
Pier No. 81 y. RiytL
LAFAYEi .A.Bocands......fkipAYY'..".'s'''Is,te "A.
Cyryirg oaIg Cil.s Pqpc-gI,.
PRICE OF PASSAGE. y GOLD 20
FiRsr CABIN. SlS >FcoSD tABiS' 90
ms.uiirs ts5e-wine r either 49,. .,,-
Passenger irendnr 20 land BT-st w bs Furnished >
with rnrrsd couponIlcket,. I'D their basgsgc cler@
Psss a4Gtcna! charge u = .or inst a1 - io ie.-
M,!i,al attendance free Of eslrse.
For f.r,hcr info or.uLtisn nf.y 30
GRO MiCKENLfE. asen,. No. BFo-lli'
(Jyyt yesofe .a Isst Dee 20 rer QH-es. H. g hr f-
Va. p,,i E Ei.15ie,,ri d.. Ctrpcn-. ttirsul uo,e
At Hayrc. WM lSELIN 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Chances for Busincss Alcn.

4 VERY RICH COPPER NINE in Fred
~ eIirt County Maryland, for SALE, by JOHN y.
BRYANT. 80. -! Bfosdw ~.
4 VERY VALUABLE PATENT for Sal l.,
"a Gran interest D. a capitalist who wiu lind the
means 10 manufacture H. no r.ks irrlt expense in-
yoscd Can be- In toe afternoons at Room No 40 Love.
lows Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
CornorGiicn Notices.
CUPREME COURT.

= " rNN"H Ill.,.
IN the Matter Of the Application 4 TIE Mayor aldermen
"N THE OPENING Of
ONE HUNDRED AND FOu RTEFNTH-SE,
From Egtsye. TO tine Hudson River twheie no' aieady
opened
IN THE CITY OF NEW-tORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
HENRY A. sMYTHE, President Of the Central Na'ionil
J0HS p. YELyEHTOS. President Of The Bank ofSofh
NOAH L. WILSON. President Of the American National
FREDERICK scnUcHARDT Off. schueharii Sons.
BANKERS 800 q, :, r. p..t...
WM H. TOWNSEND TIeasurei Of the s'eilhs Ho"
BiyIB q. TURNER ofNeT-Yofk
Fsrb share will be entitled. from the Cool mined BY ihr
Crry In suy one yrar ts pr0Qor'oure share 81 H
90. irr AZ cost 90: src~'dag tun Trf ihlic ioi
,i p5fs sfrlnJ aud dividend of tIr rfch ucm rt io
ana b,vopd tie amount delivered ou tho shares
Subtrfiuors for limited number or shares receive "
WILSON GIBSON g. Co.. So. r1 iToacTay, - V
Tho r-orefy Of the Company s ..fed se~u 90 o. N
o. Scranton Pa and the Wyoming Valley halF,ai ald oa
90. t.1rer'v about one u'r '!.w sCr.r'on end % i
rW H. d tolC0. 10 D. 'rer and url. l.lhe.rl ana i..
COMPANY ta. uo debt o .gy kli u is gte d tle boy ''l
r-orertt bro the |t~v. being eItmr'rd p iln - yen
Ni3n. ~ Tome o. Coa llast t~ whole q "t n ..o'r
water level AID capsllo % producing fo It'o 20 ''
tuus Ncar. o. - .-. 49,. a.
30 6y the Courtuy fol is ac.1grt 1nd receive t" Frht
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
GOAL At COST.
- THE NEWCASTLE
MUTUAL COAL COMPANY


- THT NEWCASTLE
MUTUAL COAL COMPANY -
CApITAL................. e.sjD ,OOO.
sHAnEs 80 ZACH.
OFFICERS:
Presi3en, The Hon. join G. MAThER
Vire Pre,ident. wa. II. JACKSON. eco. .
Treasurer JACOB NUts II tasliar 0i L. = treasury ~
Secretary, n. g. HoDoEEs -
.y,r,, v,0xr,s Vfr,li-ut New Auf'cfl. .t Ins Co.
yoas r. Unions. PI-slIrlt Rcto'4ic lns- Co.,
JoT~ 4 MAlHrR BEby Co.. No. - osecur lch - Hl-
No. I5l WEshIuat0u-st 49, ,
Nah JAcxsox WI Jsctson c., Fi0h Avenue tciei
4 81 Tf.lyG-R. imp ter. No. - Natrf 81.
a W GAHArpty. GtDludin 1 Mli.a, SO 80 Hfo1awty
JosrPn h. sHiLLwOlD Merchant, SO. lu i"attIst
CH,HLgs LgszxAS. Importer. No tO ,cs. -
MAr1TIlw WHITE Mlsi,T, West ali tcta1rc fs
ALnEnr ~ EBB, s.. 5. CJusiL 4 Co., Iw -ueiAii. lu'
Ifol,way.
HEyJ Muts OAlum Factor JeTey City.
Lah share af stock eres is holder 60 "f" ii 'i 'oi T
anlu 90 actual caft. flbf.fihrfs O. h1 slrs are gl
tad afthsir Coa o b. eltd a. once % : fkh tbN
LISS THAN CITY IEi'Es.
Stock o. the above Company. Naf ffoprctas AM il4
pAftie ulaIs can be had = applying o.
Dealer in Coal aud other stocks
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
professional Nc.lC:s.

HYGEIO.THERAPY.- .-R. T. TRAIL. NJ.
D. may be con.ul,ed professionally at No. s. Morton
,t Patients VIII b. seen from to ard EVrnlnzs
Medical students VINO dese Information, scbolaTsp Or
Boos. are requested to call from ; 20 P.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Oy.Tcg o. THE sTrtEET CoxsissioNER'
No Z37 BRoAoVAY. NRw-f Oak.
lrI,O CONTRA ACIORS. - PhOPOSALS d

U NVN nv N'I'-' - = -. - n,
closed in scle1 enve',p~ indorsed with the e o' -e
work sul with The name u the bidder written tHere.u
h. rrciycd At tn,s office sut MONDAY, November o. -'
at II o'clock a. Nh, -,
For febuildre Pier number Twentyone. and hrls9'ad
between PIER numbers Twenty ald Twenty o1e as h'ef
For RI, ding =. rluu4r.r ~ erty ainr. Elst hy'i
Fofr,lai alma Pc. Arutc- Fo-.y.Ore, tasl River.
For ali.s sInsel Lo,s oa soDih iee o Manhs'-n'iee
bo'l sldss O.. Tenth avenue.
Fer se.,iar ll.b ard Outer Fir! avenue, between
L sAfy.s xtn lri Ei4lty-Lil-h ffretts
DIM. forrs of r.,ra. to.etleT with he spec.tcat'n'
s,. eefr.rts L. O.. obtained % this oIc-iled street
D.p.4tfnfut N,w.No.A, N,vr8n'E -t l....
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

Pursuant 70 statutes in snh made and provided 'he
Mavor Aldermen ana Commonh.ty Of the Cy o New 1oA,
hereby .e notice they intend app tie Supreme
Court OF the STATE of NewYolk at Special Term o. lid
Court 10 De held the City Hail. IA the City Of New fok,
on sATJR RDAY the tventyfh day Of November 1865. az
the opening tie Court that day thereafter ~
Council can heard for the appont No Of Comissoners
cf Estimate aud asscssinet 800 te abOvcen'ed matter;
that the nat1r, and rItrt o the Improvement hereby In
tended u the opening OF One fourteenth street
fror the Eignavenue 10 the Hudson River 'where rot al
ready opened u ssi City lid NE mop ~ an o.
sid City under AID by virtue o. Act Of the azure OF
Mo- P,ope Of fle state Of New York entitled An A r-l-
ar 20 improvements totnr the laying ont % - e' 'n
Roads n the Ci,v Of Rev ior ,Hd tor ouer purpose
passed april ., 1871. JOl4N r. DhN tLlN,
Colus, % The Corporation
Dated Ner.Ycrk November Ist. 1885,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

cause and manner Of nutstion and that the missing
par Of the note Is totally destroyed. The good chaac-
er Of the aant shond also be fully vouehed for by the
off Ger before whom the affidavit is taken
FoETA. When 10 satisfaction can be onttiheu "a re- re-
muroueI nae can he made of the same, II ID recon-
meuded that pTopOrtionatc value only be allowed
tima,nc this by comparison Of the portion returned 10
the missing part.
The following will show the weekly receipts OF
Flour and Grain at the places Indicated Tor the
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
ALLrGHASY AND tAsT SiSDY Rock.
OiL AND MINING COEPASy.

NEW'l tKK nov. To- IIU5 J .
NOTICE-Thc AnHnal Meeting Of the stock
y hlCeff of tue Company for the ELECTION Of TRuS
TEES ff me eutuIr vraf iud Ac ldcon 81 such oter
-ett as D. y come heiDIt ie Hfrhg val be held 90 tc
oa o. No ~ H1 It,, On WEUNLs DAY te zld instant. at
Z oo.cck D. Ill b. UNDEEHlLL. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Elliantial.

OFFICE OF THE NEw. YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,l
ALBANY Nov. !, ba5
TTNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECT
ORS o this Company aud for three Insrector, Of tie
nrlt c-tcn VII. b. held 10 the Ol.e Of tho COMPANY In
the Exchange. iu the City Of Albany. on the second
WEDNESDAY. thc lob a. December nc1t The po " M be-
OPENED 10 o'clock tie forenoon, and will continue pen
for two hours thereafter
By order Of the Board Of Directors
ROBERT l.. BANhS, Secret,rv
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
week ending Nov. H.;
,mber IL, for four years:

The following table shows the receipts and ship
ments of -four and grain at Chicago from January
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
What the Radicals want
the Government 10 BO.

The radicals in the Republican
party seem to desire that the freed
negrnes in tue South shall be sup.
ported directly from the Government
Treasury. The Wilmington (N C)
correspondent Of the New York Trib-
ure, for instance, says:
81 must state--l do it more in sor'
row than in anger-tbat our military
commanders and soldiers too often
fail to do their duty towards these
poor wanderers. NeaIly 200 men,
women. and children hsd accnmnla>
ted at the depot at Greensboro on
Friday, coming from Charlotte and
other places, trying to reach their 'OIe
plantation in diFrsnt portions Of
the S'a'o and the South. Here hey
were kept for want o. transportation
the boat part OF three days and
nights, exposed to the heat and rain,
land to be roh5,d ana abused by dis
graceful scamps wearing United
States uriiorm4. Some roDored men
who had saved r f,w dollars were
Igarrutyd ami their money taken away:
hand young women, aud even the
sick, we're outraged in the pr2senc.
Icf and against the repQ 'n5trances Of
parents. There wat no guard or il
there was one, it wholly failed to
urotect them. | learned these facts
from observation, ard from the abn
std parties themselves, Among
these persons were sick children, one
Of whom died-and the other cx-
treme cases requiring prompt and
humane attention.
"Such ls the state Of affairs, and
such it must continue for some time
to come, that the United States Gov
ernment must provide for these freed
people, or they will perish in large
numbers. They must have discreet
and capable friends, with authoritu "
to make provision for them; to have
them transported wnen necessary. o.:
promptly furnished employment, shell.
ter and friendly care"
Here the result Of emancipation is,
that the United States Government
must provide directly for the negroes
Or they will perish in large numbers.
This is the end Of the humanitarian
philosophy which has been refined
cruelty to the negro, rendering him
a homeless, uncared for wanderer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
A H,I ut Southern Ohio.

The Cleveland Herald thus strikes
at the Republican leaders in this
end Of the State. 1t says:
"RADICALIsM ON THE lake SHORE.
The Cincinnati press has very
favorite habit Of remanding what it
calls radicalism' to the Western Re-
serve, VI the Lake Shore. Southern
Ohio generally INDUCES in a sort of
fling at Northern Ohio, for what it
calls ite 'niggerism,' whereas the an-
ti-sIavery sentiment is just as much
dltfused amoug the masses in Soath
ern Ohio as at the North, only the
politicians of Southern Ohio are a
timid, nervous, trimming class of
men, who are afraid of shadows and
political spooks"
The Herald might have added
that when Cheescdom cracks the lash
the Republicans of Southern Chic
cronch like weipped spauiels uuder
il.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13

San EXCHANGE expects to hoar of
numerous disaster like those at Mash.
vile, Chattanooga, and Mobile, in.
vOiving the destruction Of Govern
ment property. Fire strikes such a
clean balance~sheet in quarter mas.
ter's sheets. "-[St. Louis Repabli>
can.
This reminds rs of an anuecdete
of a quarter master in the KaUawha
country, who was in great distress Il
year or two agn, Mt the condition Of
his accounts with the Government,
when luckily a great food occurred
which literally cl1aned out his wares
and goods. He was in great g'ee,
aud proposed, We have heacl, to
some Of his friends who were in tn
Government employ, To allow him to
charge all their dghcencres witG the
Government over to him, When he
womb put il to the acc mt o: thr
food - Cincinnati Enquirer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
NEWS ITEMS-CLIPPINGs

The corn crop in Georgia is said
to be unusually fire and promising.
Post Offices and postal communi-
cations are soon to be opened
throughout the South. ,....
Gen. Moseby, the famous Virgin>
ia guerilla, has been paroled by Gen
Halleck, upon the same terms accor-
ded to Gen Lee. 4, .., ,
One bundled and seventy >fiv
thousand persons are now receiving
uensions from the Government-a
vast army, equal, almost, to Grants
and Shernan's forces combined. =,
The Preaident would not listen to
the efforts to have the sentence Ct
Mrs Suuatt commuted9 but referred
the partiei to Judge Holt, who is re,
sponeibie Ior the same. .'.s '
The Washington correspondent Of
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
The Prospects.

The prospects of the Democracy
are looming up. The future Of our
country is Frightening. As the tx.
element caused by the war abates,
and the fear of conscription and
heavier taxation is removed, the peo.
pie begin to reflect. They cannot
but sea that the troubles through
which we have passed are but the
effects Of trusting the relns ofpower
in The hands of puritan A bolitionists;
and who can doubt the result when
such a conclusion is reachedl A
cotemporary has well ssid that "the
end OF the war is the beginning of
Democratic ascendency." Every
thing veri6es the truth OF this asser4
ton. Not an election that has pass
ed for months, in city, borough or
township, but shows largely in
creased Democratic vote, with u
corresponding decrease of Abolition.
ism; and this change will continue
it must continue until a AbolitiOniSm
is wiped out. We do not know when
tue prospects Of the Democracy were
brighter than they are 10 day, when
when there was more encouragement
for those that cling to the faith OF
their fathers, to 90 to work, with the
cert aiuty Of success to cheer then
on. Surely, then, when the "curreut
OF events" rurs 60 strongly in our
favor, who believe in the doctrines OF
j Jefferson, OF Jackson, and Monroe
who bSieVe that the hopes Of the
country are based upon the triumph
Of Democratic principles, will not
Tail to do oUr duiy. Let us to work,
then--sn hours labor is worth "a
weeks effort on the verge Of an elec
tion.- [BolIefonte Waterman.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-07-13
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.
Tmsday, August "a, 1865.

To the Democracy OF Ohio:
A State Convention Of the Democracy
Of Ohio, will be held at Columbus, on
Thursday, the 24th day Of August next, to
nominate candidates for the following Off
cps, and for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before the COnven-
ton:
Cove NOR. Lieutenat Go vernon, Treasur-
pr of State, Supreme Judge, (full term y
Supreme Judge, (Vaconcy.) Attorney Gen.
eral, School Cd mmissioner, Member OF
Board OF Public Works, Clerk OF Supreme
Court.
Tie ratio Of representation will be as
follows: One delegate for each county;
an additional delegate for every 500 votes
cusl for Gen. Mcclellan at the last Presi.
Dental election, and an additional delegate
for every fraction of 25O or more votes SO
cast, This apoEtionment gives TO tho
counties respectively the following number
OF delegates, viz:
(Under the above representation, the
counties Of the llth Congressional Distric let
will be entitled to the following number Of
delegates.)
Adams Jackson 9
Suioto Vlntoh q
Lawrence Gallla
BY order oi the Democratic State Central
Committee.
JOHN @. THOMPSON. Chairmsd.
F.JAEoEB, Secretary.