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| Hob Law. in KyansViIIe. Indiaua...
! AyRehtng Of Two AegrOes.
ise From thA Evansville Journal, August IL
The two negro brutes, who so hendishly
mAltreated white woman on Sunday, fear
fully e1piatsd their crime yesterday after-
70 Early yesterday morning crowd Of ex.
cited people commenced collecting around
the courthouse and Jail, demanding that
the prisoners be delivered up to them.
1 The demand was refused, of course, and st
noon The crowd dispersed, and it Wss hoped
I that better eounsels would prevail, and that
the guilty wretehes would be left to the due
course Of the law. ft tt
But, after noon, the crowd assembled
again, and the excitement had evidently
increased, and continued to increase until
about 81 o'clock, when the front door Of
the jail building was broken open with q
sled ge hammer, and the crowd rushed into
the iail. How they resched the prisoners
we did not learn, but they were soon drag
ged 70 th into the street, beaten down with
clubs and shot.
After they were deal, they we're taken
up and hanged to q lamp post on the cor
ner Of the street. where they were hanging
at late hour in the evening. They were,
ultimately, we learn, taken down and
buried.
It was the first scene of the kind ever
enacted in Evansville and, for the fair
fame Of the city We hope it will be the
last.
I Z Every one exeerates the sbominsble and
brutal crime committed by the negroes,
but mob law is a dangerous remedy for
evils of this or any kind, and all good citi-
zens deplOre to resort to it; and we hone
this fearful and summary punishment will
prove such warning thai We shall never
again hear Of such crime in our midst.
The freedmen and Their Late Masters.
Raleigh Correspondence New Yosk Tmes.]
The matter Of contracts with the freed
men is one of great Importance, exerting,
IS it dOes,,a material influence On their
welfare and advancement. The old and
helpless are to be supported, and while
their exists moral obligation on the part
Of the former owners to keep thst class,
arising from the fact that they have labortd
for them all their lives, yet there can be no
legal claim to that effect. A man who
uses horse-if may be allowed such 8
omparison-until he is worn out cannot,
with S due regard for humanity, turn him
into the streets TO die without care. The
moFsl'se Of any civilized community
would denOuRee such an act IS bsrbsrous.
Nevertheless, there are those in North
Carolina who are disposed TO treat these
people in this manner, and when they
mske bargains with the able bodied men
aud women on plantation, they tax all
alike for the support Of the decrepit,
whether Of the same family or not This
abuse is being reetifed. The responsibility
should be divided between the master and
the relatives of the dependents. Human
nature and the lack Of money-the loyeof
it combined, results in shrewd and
grinding bargains between the master and
the servant. In many instances the latter
work for merely their viciusls, rent and
clothing, In others, the contracts are
liberal; in one or two cases that know of
even extraVagant.
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gents Linen Shirts end Merino Shirts and
Drawers wiz be closed ont less than cost at Kauf-
msh,s 10 Public Square, near the Court House.
= ,irtvzq.93gs s5.-rf he.st IA 'l l'f
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( GrAlIad Pleasure Exeur.
sIOn 20 Lake Supertor.-Ss
The new, large and sIsgSRt steamer Meteor, Thos.
Wilson, Master will AesTsour dock on Monday
August 7lh, at P, NJ, iOr. . Grand Pleasure A1'
eurslon to Lake Superior ba. - a5-1 szt-L
The MstsOz- this trip will go 70 LA POISIE
and BAYFIELD,, sud viii stop going and return
ng at intermediAte ports.
Booms cen be secured and full information OBJ
tanned by sppIgfHg;t5 la q ari4'-.
GABRErsON 4 CO., Agents,
y rahkaBstg .I hI No. liBiveT st., Cleveland, o.
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ReuusOvaI.--ws have removed our Sewing Ma
chine Roots to No, III spparlOr sheet, over First
National BsnhI.p Esif
l--augi:2sz zs-,e @. ". oRoWELL co.
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ChoIera IzDr. Hughes Remedy prepared and
+ scld .by II. PARSONS, Druggist, 14e ontario st.
. 1000 .l.s.- H itsur +-- tf4t e-- 81
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PoRr1Arp. Aupnst 3


1- General Grant and party, including Cen
erals Howard, Chamberlain and Ayres,
Senator Wilson, and others, were taken in
charge this morning by Adjutant General
Hodson, and at nine o'clock started for
Augusta. Along the route the people turn
ed out in great numbers to welcome the
party, At BowdoinsYille the ladies loaded
the General with bouquets. At Gardner the
train was received with salutes of artillery
from PiGtstowp shore, and band Of music.
at Hallowel it was greeted with a peal
from the arsenal grounds, and church bells
fung. The streets were densely CROWDED
and buildings dressed with flags. A pro-
cession. of carriages was formed, General
Grants being an open bsrouche, and
large military escort under Col. Little, con-
Quoted the General through the streets to
the Stste House, where he was presented
to- Governor Cory. BY the. Hon. Mr..
Blair. The Governor welcomed him
most cordially, and the General responded
with the most eloquent silence. He was
then introduced to the Governors staff
and State officers and many citizens. The
Governor then conducted. him to the steps
of. the Capital and introduced him to the
vast concourse, assembled there, who well
coined him with enthusiastic and prolonged
cheering, which he acknowledged by bow.
Other militsrye Gentlemen present were
Vociferously dcheated, and responded to
urgent calls. Brief speeches were made
BY Generals Howard, Chamberlain and
Ayres, Senator Wilson and Colonel Par
ker Noble, Of Indiana, whossid he mad
been in al parts Of the United States and
everywhere, and he had met the irrepressi-
BILE Yankee. q He knew that the Yankees
could fight for honor and right, and he
knew that men of such antecedents, such a
history, and,sbch' 'procli9yiitiea, would never
cease to love liberty, or to uphold the fsg
which.was its true symbol ~ ..oae se1-
HIs DEPARTURE. ai
.iIAttwo O'Clock 'GenersT Grant, with hir
wife and Mrs. General Howard, gave re.
esptiOn to ladies only at the Augusta House
After the reception the GePsfa1 and stat
rode about the city: With Governor CQErJ
and .bisaids, and at four O'clock they were
entertained with asumptuous dinner at the
Augusta House. After dinner Governor
CORY proposed the health of his dis
tinEuished guest in eloquent languag
| vhicb Vas enthusiastically cheered. TIL
party then broke up and proceeded imme
diately to the cars, which, departed at 5:3
for RorElandj where the General will arriv
. at eight O'Clock tomorrow morning. TIL
General will nakean excursion among th
J islands in the harbor, and at 1:2Oin the Al
/. | ternoOn will start for Quebec. -
--- 1- sALLAGHER's kxCEANaE. iA.' '
, NEWYORK August 8.
b. | Ff-4 t.-f luH frr ff.f TT
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i have this day bssneduiy appointed and qus'-
iasd Executor !ot the last wiz and testament Of
.WaIISce Y. MclIrath, late OF Cleveland, Q. "a
4 II EztHr P. PREETIss.
JuIv q7l 1855. IA = augs:2SS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-04

wanted TO Rent...sA House suitlbIe for
spiau. family, within twenty minutes walk Of the
Bost Sfioe. Address A. B. g Box l4s, Cleveland
obioI ~ Ie, augR:23s
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over -losded II boat 7'd with 1a but one
car they tmade for land, and as
theWeather was calm and the vessel in
| sight, bydint of energetic sKuHing they
reached the lighthouse in vessel. From
that point Benjamin reached Nassau and
Havana. His whole trip has occupied tre
sest part of three months, out of which
thirty days hsve been passed st sea in
lsnissrable 01an boats, st -r.
wi gui CoLoBED MEMS CONVENTIONS.
Biaoia 10 'aisWAslEtNeT0N, August 8.
ua Additional delegates sppeared st the.
ColOFed Mems Convention Ii Alexandtia,
Virginia, on Friday. An address was
adopted setting forth the grievances tf the
blacks Of that State and asking for the
right of suffrage snd their equality before
the lsW.aIrly 90, .l8saI- igfn - y1,-'iS
Jujs, q .l1s IMPRoEINasa. lisrfa
u President JohnsOn's health iseonsider-
ably improved, and it is expected that he
will meet bis Cabinet tomorrow, which he
hiss not done for nearly q week past. o.
PARDoNs, 4s,-; -lile. /,
Many applications for pardon continue
to be received Among these recently
pardoned are Win. L. Avery and VIM. r..
Smith who were, before the rebellion,
members Of the United. States House Of
Representatives. The former served the
rebel government as mail agent, and the
: Istter was member Of the 60 called Con-
y.federste Congress. -, 81. tg - .r.l
-.5.,, ,,g. ,,fi sFORD's THEATRE. -4-t
3 ,sFOrd's theatre is at once to be appropti-
fsted,to the uses Of the War Department.
Proposals have been issued inviting offers
for making the necessary alterations. I
g1 s--pt Q ATLANTIC CABLE.
ib bua bowl gKsPf BAI,,' N. 81, August 3.
L'Wofkmen CON mehced understanding
the cable this morning at about three miles
from shene. the sEmor is entirely r,1steA
of, and trouble is' yet beyond US. Drag
ging ior the other end sSs at once com,
menced.o The nachinsry works adnirs-
bly,, and there are hopes of successfully re-
pairing the cable. sf 'I'''+ e=a'- ~ gag
FROM FORTRESS MosRoR.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 2.
The brigs Merito and Victoris arrived
at Newport News to day from City Point,
with 3 cargo of French tobacco from Rich
mond- ---'--.'-'-'----''- ....-.'-., - '''
The steamers Ranger and Delaware ar
rived vt Norfolk this, forenoon from City
Point, with the Both Illinois Regiment, |
who are to do oduty at Norfolk aud vicinity.
A schooner, name unknown, sunk last
night in the shOsl water off Sewelrs Point.
An unsuccessful effort was made to raise
the irigste Congress. The steam power
.Wss insufficient. Another effort will be
made tomorrow. yf r"' aa..Hs os
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Gov. Morton, of Indiana, has been COM
peiled by Ill health to withdraw his sp-
pointment to sPesk in Kentucky during
the present canvass.
Bishop Colenso is still compelled to go
without his salary, though the privy coun-
Sil, the highest tribunal, have decided that
bis right to it is perfect. Bis friends have
raised 81, 500 10 help him out.
The well known contralto singer and
actress Felieita Vestvsli was before Judge
Barnard, of the Supreme Court, on Tues-
day, on suit of Henry D. Palmer, formerly
her agent, on claim for moneys due him
from one Of their engagements. The diff
hculty, however, was compromised In
manner satisfactory to both parties
Msior.General Ha1leek and family, with
quite number Of army officers, sailed on
Tuesday. for California in the steamship
bcesn Queen. A large number Of per-
iohaI friends, including Generals Dix and
Van VlieE, accompanied him some dis
lance to sea, returning in boat chartered
Expressly for the occasion.
Chang and Eng, the famous Siamese
TWINS, who have been living IN North
Carolina during the war, have been i'm
boVerished by its results and address S
note 70 the New York. Times saying that
they win again appear on public exhibition.
( General ButterAsld hes been for the last
two weeks confined 70 his hems on the
Hudson. river by severe stack OF mAlA-
iious, fever, which was contracted during
thei Peninsula campaign, and has haunted
aim since, Is --...lss -.
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Ikst For sAle law By .'','s 80 ,g5 - Ia,
TO- y. =, 20 p ioLEyELAND, BROWN 8 90,
iy2s2sa sgoirI 25,R7, 2s and 81 Merwin st
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-04

Three Persons Seriously IN:
b. aa juFed. ,''.@-r'e ~ IS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-04
Canadian Political Matters.
GOLD LAST RIGHT IA 10.
FROM PiTHoLE.

,pgoial Dispatch to The Cleveland 1EaDIa' !
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-04
Bu. a Commonplace EcOundFei.

The Man Is AOt auTFalt,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-04
The Burning Of the Glasgow.

The story of the Rescue.
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TuE MYsTERLOUs 5ARREsT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-25
nosTETTER'S BlTTrRs

Produce exactly opposite effects 10, because their
pare spurious basis 10 sur charged With baisapic
curative and preservative elements. which i diff
fuses through the blood. the bile, and I'll the
fluids which sustain, renew an nourish the solid
parts Of the body The common liquors Of com.
merce and the t,ncturcs and extracts made from
them, necessarily infuse the fiery venom With
which they are I'll more or less debased, into the
interior veasels, whence their fumes mount TO
the seusorium.
HOotetter's stomach Ditters,
Under the same law Of distribution, pcrnea
the whole frame withrhs remedial and prOtectiv
antidotes with which they are medicated. Tn
simple explanation will enable the rea.le- TO IN
derstand how this genial vegetable ssimulent for
siHes the system. and why il has taken precsdcncs
OF every osher Stou,achic aud Alternative ever
s3vertised Or sold ON this side Of the Atlantic.
OF ell seasons Of the year the Summer and
seely Fall are the most debilitasing The strength
u the strongest willis under the torrid tempers y
ture Of July and August, and the miasma OF
September and October il dangerous to the sys-
ten depleted aud worn down BY the oppressive
hest Of the Dog Days. But whoever 10 wise
enough 20 rssors to this Tonic Elixir when On in
visuTant 10 most needed, will most assuredly e.
eeps the debility which prepares the way for ep-
ASnic maladies.
No fear Of Fever and Ague or Bilious Remit
tent Fever. two or three months hence for those
Who ere prudent enough to take the Bitters now
During the war the efficacy of the preparation
- means Of enabling human nature TO endure
he most tremendous fatigue under blazing sun
was proven to the entire satisfaction ofthe Med
icai Staf; and thousands Of our disabled veter-
ans now rely upon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-25

IN rich invalid 10 willing TO shevss Bio dol
lAes without stiss upon " phystciaa Who can
see4eso hin 10 The 0fseioue booe. The poor oan
vAe poesssses 4, n . temporary illness hes ever
taag6s h,n y spprecisss 10 vslss. we.lA not
basSss Il for I'll the silver Of Nevada and Idaho.
Without health there can be no real enjoy.
neat Al this verv hour thousands ase languish
Ing On ths bsds Of sicksess. or going through the
ord aasy rotine u business, in 80 aed misery.
- WHOM life 10 utterly valuless.
10 shsss any hapPiseas Tor the Dyspsptic. rack.
"a By mental aud physical psngs which no
tongue or pen can adequstely describe. and
vhich sasset even b ccmpsehenled b. one Who
Aas never fc't themf To ny thu lndiesetioa
inc:sdo partial deraagenent cfsvery fssctiou
Of the a.stem; that il cows the spirit Of the Vi.
vaci9us md hepstul. cOuds she clearsst intsllsst
aad makes this bright cad bssstifnl world hateful
In the eye Of those who ere a6licted with l., il
. truth which n3t one ofths miserable multitude
who labor nndsr the disease, in ~ chronic Ioru
will deusy.
TO that sad crowd this lecture 10 n part Cd
dreeesd. Su6erers. you ore weary Of suffering
4 remedy 10 preferred 10 you. simp .. wholesome
certain aad Immediate! With The 6rst dose Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-25

The following u IN extract from q letter writ
ten BY the Rev. J. g.. Holms. pastor ofthe Pierre
pcnt street Baptist Church. Brooklyn, N. Y, Il
the Josrnsl 80 Assssn,sr. CINCINNATI, O., and
speaks volumes in favor Of the world renowned
nsdicine, MRS. WlNSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHINu =
I'VE see IN Advertisement in your columns {
mrs wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Now. vs never sid word in favor Of patent
medicine before in our life but We feel compelled
70 Say 70 your readers that this 10 no hunbas-
- Aess ssssSN Y. s"d 1ssss q ssiu desA y staiWs
II 10 probably one Of the most successful medi
cines Of the day. because Il is one Of the BEST
And those ofyeur readers who have babies eau
do bsttss then hyxin supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-25

There 10 . woman in the pubic eye whose name
he'd oil along been associated in our mind, with
the ~ ankee," 'Qusck," and "Humbug" But
II IL 40 no longer. and We desiee to wrest her
other minds. Whatever n0tiOns We msy have Of
woman'y delicscy and propriety, We will admit
thet woman alone is tue Nurse the good Nurse
the bfN Nurse. Whether we shall have Female
fhye'cians or not. 10 q question which mus lie
decided BY time and principle. and not as . mat
rom NAV a we'll behave themselves, for # there
70 really vast, there will also be Z supply II
there be calling" there will be coming.
Nature and human society are always seli suppl .
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder.
they cannot prevent
Nrs Winslow does not want to treat you Gen
slswem Nor does she prescribe regimen for
your wives; but mOdestly appears as . messen-
ger of health aud happiness TO your lxrANrs in
the adle. 10 tnere anything improper in thats
say what il or 10 not good for = babe. and ought
70 be listened 10. God speed her on humble but
happy mission. Che il the most successful phys
ican and most edectual benetsctrees our |, tie
ever enjoyed--her do'iug parents rot excpeted.
viii prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery. OF this are sure. that We
will terch our Susv" 70 say "A BLRssINo on
Mas Wlxslow'-for nelgipg her to survive and
| escape gripping. coiicking aud teething siege -
rus. II pcrfor!.s precisely what it pr"fesses t.
perform. every part Of il nothing less. Away
| your Cordial" -'Faregoric." Drsps," "Lsuda-
num-" and every other Narcotic" pv which ne
babe 10 drugged into stupidity. and rendered dull
and idi0tic for life.
We have never seen Mrs. winslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her q" Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething" II we Rad the
power, VIC would make her, as she is, Il physical
savior TO the Infant Rae.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-25


We have put up snd sold this article for over
~ vears. and CAN GAY IN CONFIDENCE and
Truth Of Il what we have never been sble TO
eoy o. any other medi~ine-NEvER HAS 1T
JAILED in 4 SINGLE INSTANCE To EFFECT
4 CURE. whom timely used Never did We
knew an instance Of classification By any one
Who used Il. o. the contrary. I'll are delighted
With ita operations. and speak in terms Of CON-
mendati0n OF ite magical effects and medical vir-
tues: We speak in this matter .'WHATWE DO
MON. amer - year, experiences AND
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION For THE FUL-
flLhENT Of WHAT WE HERE DECLARE.
10 almost every instance where the infant is suf
ier1ng from pain and exhaustion relief will be
found in hftssn minutes after the syrup 10 ID.
ministered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genune unless the fac-simile Of
CURTIS PERKINS, New York. 10 on he out
aide wrapper.
Sold BY Druggiststhroughoutt the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-25

Don't Fail - Procure Mrs.
wlNSLOw'5 SOOTHING ~ KUP, for Child.
rem Teething. II hes been used for - years
with never failing safety and success BY millions
y Of the stomach. relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels. and gives rest, health, and comfort
to mother and child. uOGce, No. - Dey street.
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-25
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
NJ publie are requested TO bear in mind thaN
u00tettefsS Stomach Bitter
Are for sale in ROTTr rS oNrv
Are for sale in BOTTLES ONLY.

All persons who pretend TO cell the article by
Ne gallon Or barrel are unscrupulous impes1eri,
aad the stun they vend under the name Of Hoetet.
tsrs Dtters 10 10 ell probability an active poison.
A trick practiced BY liquor mi xers in tie hone
,etmakiag money u dishonest way ont Of Tie
popularity Of the Bisters requires especial men.
mon here. They r~tiil 18th abomius6le Auid the
empty bottles in which Tie saus soMlC was orig
sSeNy contained end vead over their eouuIeSe
~ - eSrrlrle compounds With smiling assuran-
~ soesr 9enuineness and exccllence Beware
sSsRsesso;e dealers. who place proper value on
Asrcaatils honor. ''e u the oia coas o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-25
Moste tiers Stomach Bltters

Are .. far superior o. ovaYy othse Teaie end Al
formative 10 ,he market, ~ the puroot aud most
autfisioss bread TO those countepfeits OF the stat
Of life. composed ofbsd yeast aud aesound -four.
lts matsr,als the purified esssece Of the anest
rye, medic tied With the juces Of herbs and roots
p:essssing un-qualed tonic. alternative and anti
bilious proper les. and which have received the
cup attic approval Of the moss istinguished
physiciens and phsrmaceutists of'he age.
The Essence u Rye II . diffnsible stimulsnt--
10 other words !: 10 . dsid which rapidly spreads
itself through til" s-stsu. carrying with il any
medica0ent which 10 combined with il. The
reason WY the pernicious tavern liquors do 90
mach injury 10, because they ere adulterated with
poisonons ingredients which they convey into
he circulation Of the nervous system and the
brain. thereby generating inasmation Of the
oeomesh. intestinal disordera liver disc ase, ner-
vous eompaints, delirium tren,ens, imbecilitv,
end madness. The reason Why
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-25

De net let your prejudice ssanA
between your suffering child and the relief tina,
will be absolutely sure to follow the use Of MRS
wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. l, correct.
acidity cfthe stomach. relieves wind collie. rsgu
lates the bowels aohens the gums, grves rest to
the mother and health 70 the child. Office, AZ
Dey street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-25

Rest, Health, anA Comfort %
Mother and Child.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teething. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation. allays ill pain. aud cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe IN all cases. We would say to ev-
cry mother who has suffering Child: DO not
let your prejudice. nor the prsiud ces Of others.
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes. absolutely sare
used