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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

Western Union Railrod1.
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makes close connections Tor Chicloe, ID oil
peisU in Mesthesn Illinois apd wiaeensts
Stsanbsss kxpsss. Sesaeets = eavast. With
ahead o. NoreAv.S Liss boets.
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eeanssoiae - Psst Byron With StsembteA y;
Prss4 ~ q +. -. sssssesiag 40 =. ~
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81 f fsIsScs. "a "a 's s'sssee Rail.
foad ~ 06lttSo, plAUS eadN k1efl espsas. !.
Ia 81 Port l'y13n. dI16 CHIoses 8 0s3 Island
Railroad. and sAsAn feeket lsse :. qetwess
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

- ~ - IslGna - tkAnxk oetIarA
stssse 1s. z Lafnsn. Hsek, u nsa sf isw
sesds, ~ give patissts d bsGh ssxes. slanps.
aasiAsas md ssonovss sAsAsssas. vsssans u
isdiserstioa. quaeksRv u inssopsssasy ssesalt
Dr.. Clarke. whose crest sseesss depends spoa
regular sducsaioa - sspssissea. 90 70 mn
q once and - ssrsd. He dess sel seat yeus
oeney snlsss be dsss ysu sssa.
- Sod u fss bsz II HE oslsbssisl -
oals Pilla Suss cure. .fbees Pin 49, gaUs
sas DlsrssAAav. are the ONLY SURE REMEDY
for the rssasvA q oAs6ssllsus and lrreeului.
ties effemales.
- essa No ssspps ~ "rrivsts Lssssss
70 Married Lsdies."
- Send two stamps Tor "Dssefspsion Il
Peseerie PreventiE''
- Hesd two clamps for :. PrivaAs lstak %
Seminal Weakness."
Address Dr.. CLARKE. Ne. ( Harmon Blook.
Chicago, ILL., mems -dAufe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

ID R.~eJ A MES
Etrnsrlws - Nenss' La Aspitsl. Csst,.
HssSs As~s Nc Orssas6, u.
Estsbllshed In 1850.
Il nov ~ - sesa pss.ssssly loeatsa a
10. 50 RANDOLPH STREET.
between Dearborn md state Sss.,
Chicago, AL,
For the last four yeass, Tor the cure "
Old Chrosste, .Merewrs~l.
Syp hiiltlO
And oil Private Diseases
For the treatment and cure Of ,.rrih,s rc;.o.
SYPHILIS
M JAMES positively cradicaics nom the .vster,.
tnout me AID Of nicrvnry, odias poassii si,s.nic
won't cflcctualy the pos.ouonv ,,ri !, :, ~,
oF'ak onf a. some fntnre time In It's p,s hi.r,,, "
came - used in hi. Lock Masrl,sL N.x ss,.n', ne
thirteen Year,, and which gained him 20 world w,Xs
es.sosisy: ne sollc.ine =. some Of me disease
exclusive attention.. via: Eyphil, primary scs,na,s
and tertiary etricturss urcihraI disehsrrrs n~tn;
~ ~ ~. s:s.e. ssxss debility aseascs o
ki6neyr rheumatism, hydrcciie. vnrieocclr cancer.
Meraees peculiar to sensales s1rh ~ ssnenorrhas
MI ~ .s2Ms mcsstranxtas coototsiss nrrvots de-
n. James long psseticr n New orlesna, and the
snaofeeosoe a tt Musl cmiAcat medical sen and the
ea1se soasnern prcps. shOuld convincc The moel
s.cpGcai That Dr. James can and win perform eli that
IL sstsnsiea = ,Aose VIZ NV. psivassly ~ In
SsSSt Hss;s ses%ssls g y ssxnA q !hs
49,. ensuing taem fR nsasin.ae, $500 T. -
cetys producing IN ~ train cosaslisudOnsi deSnav
pseAathre decay and tnspueeney
Iss 1.lcwiny are some q - ~ a.a nsaanchol&
60 u: Wesknsss d ne hoek and Msshs, psIn 4,
~ sc.a. Mma.s e vlsscs. loR Of nussslaf powrr.I
liability sympsons q coSsssvsloa. etc. S~nss,, e
seasS0l effects ON the mind an more 10 ~ &c.
-. g 1easusy ccnf0s6Oa = 49,. asgssssaoa ii
- o.s q .oitade. InIdii, de- ass scs:e III q q.
Thasr aaicssd visA ~ Of The shovs d,s.ass.o,
cses ssSr az 8 se.S s sns e ..s 80
.aIsc dscay prevent yon. but call q oscs. ~ ssve
y snear mucA-to-bc drcaded maladis~.
Weakneee u the 0fnas in,sneSia1rly cufrA - An
sleoe sustorcd Dr. James, within III lat 1llesa l
80 n. treated d-case~ Of the vencfsaI I'M
- nny Than ~ oehr. dsespr ID IL t,altsd eea1s
sr,; oDea cnd S,sst:siss Ss..s VIII te.tosia
n..c - sD.cs.sas ."asss and Rum the ps1s
n, nor NOM pasltee long slncc de1anct.
~. Janes can b adareemd ~ thoec res,ainc = I
- -. stating synpsOns ~ sselusins ssamp 6Os
p. Jaaae< oalce md parloss ~ Il nRnnAuspA 4.
1890 eeals ed Deassuen. Oolce hsasp ftun "a
" x y. 0undass exccptedJ whoa Be naySs
r:s-.JuA Ia.ned. I'm Moassss, q Ha.abcpA
= Secsef d!scases. How 10 avujd then. Ac, AleO
important information to fenaiss; how 10 psev1ni
csSeeyss:a. - utAes secrets vsstA knawsa. f10
IN, Chicago. III. 1anai his d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

upon tho Beard and 1air in an almost ,nirarulo
manner. has been used by the elite Of Paris and
London with the mast iiattcring succc-s. Names of
~ purchasers will 10 Registered, aud II entire eats.
faction Is not given In every instance. the money win
~ ehcsFfally refunded Price BY mail. -sssic and
postpaid, ~. Descriptive circulars aud Testimonials
mailed free. Addrs& Bkltssks, SHUTS 4 CO.,
Chemists, No. ~ River street. Troy, N v Sole
agents ior the United States. mny3-dNw3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12


hlue aud other preparations ef metenr, ac,o.
~ pgNapes porc suiss. ng and death thant dreAr.s
eo,eA they pscfsss 70 eslfr
Ane yst ths ecssos'vs material, - 1Rnorntesi b,
epAnc dcctcrs, b prescribed b. Nem almost
siy 10 cascs ofiivsr complaint, consumprcn If iuns
~.
nrRRicKr sUo E.coAfEp rItrs
are coapcscd entireiy 81 roots "a herbs spedtp
he great sto fchonse ~ nature ard their iu'ay =
fsrss ell sppear soon The medicine y brourf,
he tcAt ola fair erpe4iuent. iiefvicts i't 80
prolucc any nAue-n &c sitkiesr Of the aaWFr', NJ
shen given Tor dysrs, may hepropEr ia nsF thri
in connection with fitrrek. q flas rrs .s1cfna
NJ iris judcicas srss,neii nc digestive frcul'rs
speedily rcatorci 10 theft f slror, and the ntr'
ses ufindegessnn may he ruei.
vi en- reflect that q iser u the largest rsrr'
Ryan 81 the besy. that 70 II 10 assigned a." iup"r'
In Of hvrins the blood AM preparing the ar, " r.
u 4 SUBJECT TO many dscfrev~. and that ~ " 70
sase Inactive, the wtoie body sueers sy,npaie'
ally, h 10 not suvpvtpinR that > medicine which 90
es,cre hs h. alehy operations 81 the liver sholua ~
iucc vssdersas changes IN the general ma ~ ana 81
Zee which r,ay appear 20 ~ almost mirscneu.
NJ sdaels 81 oer con'ibu nee. severe ~ In ~ The ~
~~aN and shoulders. achtss ~ The hrits. icshnp
ser ers weakness. and wsetchednes and 9th ~ sia
sMe ~ distrcs-iws symptoms Indicative ~ imperfect
AlsordereA aessen 81 tks liver. speedily emosrd
Herrick's susss Coated rpis amt kid Plaster
re sod by Druggists and Mrrr ants In all fart oitnr
uaited Hesi~s, Oar ada eoush Au,crica, Brssl. a.
Asssraiis. and may h~ obtained - eaioY or them
heir fullname Sse-f- ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

Nee last pa bitshcf the "yOrru 4
MANUAL" rcu,ainine 40 pogo,
ass4 1tp ILLUSTRATIONS on The Apst.
eany and Physiology o. the ts~au !,
Organs OF both sexes in hsssn an !.
A1nrasc. with Trees,se IN tepxua
Deeenses. ibrlwdinR tesaf Abuse
Private niseatsS, Female Ccr q.
plaists. Ac.. With new uscshOth
treatment, Intended ~ = s,siAs ict
u .rrted ard sinRle. kenN Mnh,i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

1sSsa. sssesss Asvs vs. 49, ASenis w t.c unHeo
Z special Kolleo q Ladies.
MI an inyrtase - ladiss sAss,d Aavs pr,pa.
81 =. i sssaisss s : go soe'as e Sss
SssSs IN ssessnsas s. spssis, sssdy. "A' "a =
Dr. 4. N. MAURICEAU. 81
RvoSsssss.oSlDdseuoss ~ OeaDseess
~ been IN ss.ni,s ana secssfsl Irss,ies 1Dr Up
speaks fo!itla9 a = knsvs sSshoasssis ofiSaiss
"The Married Wsnsa's Private
Medical Csnpanlsa,"
eryt pelaa.asd isislsb specially issendsd r. pasA
r:d lsdjes p ds8case q pescasioea health; ftuas
which every lady will perceive his thorough knowl.
their skilifhi and Immediate treatment II : ! iNs
long, reliable adviser and companion. Ov0
MALT A. MILLION LADIES
poesessi Every husband sAould Asvsh. tits ssrt
n G.1nt = s.N. md saat6 ana .e,or.
cure d ali special difficulties, icrulafiltes anA OBJ
sorsetionA eionaan pcreun o. BY mail. Ladies' frum
al psrts e e Gaisd slate con.a!I him with the
CAUTION no LADIES'.
injurious nostrnnas of ':fcmaie i7s,: POWDER.
"Drups." palmetl upOn tho csedulous ana ieumanI
Shc are deprived f!hei. .ear = veil :; y thei
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANIONS, " consult Dr. Manh
ceau BY letter. and 20 guard against impoeitions
.IkNt.s-6e6o AseM SsnS1e Ladies
whp desire safe and certfin remedy for irregularities
Or sntpsks;c & netu~ fsss whaseser esass. 60
PORTUGUESE FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

Wsse tSfncriy scasidsssA ineusabls. Alec he
saees Of suaitsf, Asbis. $50 suissss - NJ bsly
I'D mind and DssAuss sons If ~ fsilowing a.
fects. BloAshss. Constipation. loss ofmtnssys
pAis n NE sasIl 81 - bash-saA - fs,ly ~
Stored 70 Etxlth. :. Oopsall160 efss.
ChafGes Dedefsae, ~ strso gudfantesd.. -
Pvt Oasse Dsa, a1sA An lsaAsrs wisA islanr
saswsesd.
r. SAN bssisess strictly eenAdestial.. o..
Dee hours from a. =. until :. =. lSs84 l4wn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12
m errich's Su.urCOntcdP pm.

ron LIVER CoMrLAr1
A SUBSTITUTE FOR
CALoNEi..
N year bowels az Co~t've.
THY THIN
II you hsv" y rms.
nav THIN
Hyonr hsealh !. bat
| THY riitM
1fyou feel drewsy,
TEfrHfM.
lfyou asetcw spirited,
-. Thy rilra.
lnycu hsss . sleh mai-
aehes
\ TRY THIN
4 ~ oa1y eost sbc 49,.
! TkyTilhh.
1 Well Known md
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12


- asa s1bsr H1onAuys ssss nlshs
NJ S.eamef fowa ~iil iesve doek ioss Z Brsdy
street, for Post 1yssn. % foieIwp:s .s
~ "a 01.s eosasesin8 witk train - !.
-, 8svenss, llehn@ne4ssysssaei r. dubuque
hours In advances n asy etAss roatsl FfesedfI
1asiap. s14 ~ Deipes north 80 norsn y! ~
WI6toSeje @'rses@ ina .isccef
4 ~ = p. II. tssssseiae silh tsai1 fes T..
vssaA FFeeport. lasise - Aillsa.hssl - ~
'S: el ssss - :: 81 s. ss:s.r -. \ ~
asuau1 .z4ifC III 7sfi3iHs $ftlt[ft 4f.g
Psss Dyso9rs1%eOlaiss... ....e
Osf15eagss. yssva .S............. Ozaa
~ 49,, ss::::.;;................ss
ui lUossuIAt III sgss4s.E. .riasy. 50. y
st1sebvss.I <zaisss. ss..sAsss.saasw 20
il ls1sesssss s'sst ~ sr4fafHES "
|b' dsro Sss1e,isjo feSyj r. - llVtse,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

q. WURDBR = DROT111EoeS.
rasrarsscns % Sna N
DaveupoFS Cafsiage nanufaetePtu y
<yosxrS fHIRD ! HARRISON srRsEn
~ Dasenpset. lswa, nanufaesnre I'll Kinds
C0SinGse Bseeiss asd Wagons fem the esa
a:1 - Psstsss .ss,:.sssaG 49,. sefr.ssse ne
EeosIsaas hens nsehansss. 6eel-06
Dosenpoet Carnage kspssitsgy
ra alas 49, Ssvss, tsssss TVsAD
DAveHPORf, IOWA. a laa
]. HOYT. PROPRIETOR
- = KR1PS CQnsfAMfLY "a HAND
e: -: q =. = :: 49,: a: ss':sa
ClR1ilegk 1ueglBg lSD ni11S11El
a. n<uoeens lnannlneoaee, ae4enael.
6as11o .aia ,gosas 80 1ssgss -
~ issss nsisS 80 N . eisr he lRIAf:
- lI6gCsn 10 = 49, Es ~ = !.
- Es:.es :'s. 2 sIs:.. - - Hsls5.sss
- 80 : ri N1EInz, 20; !. -.
|proa1oeA CcanlGu1oa leet1o1lS
20. lp5i1bsr 49, 49,
nAxo lioiili4 CASH elt1I ~ ~!
TH1eef CssG1Ey pese.Ba ss1gyclA - =
ksssessss aIsa1s tSAoA,s sesgsce - =
WY y. Ha0R 49, sss
rUm 41UvED NJ sn0P 70 fnk
SaS 2 Son1rGUlssk, cosass u ~.
=. - - lnlr slEsses, vAsss eAell - ~ =
- ~ ~ cSooGiIoS1 e6as6et - 1eDon4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

q. Delhoade AlCobh, 1DolAsAde
~ Coz Hs Co..
Cotton Factors. Commis'n foftsrd'
Commis'n ForWafd'gI Merchant.
Merchants, No. North "a tssreet.
No. u Matches Street. Bet Chestnut Market.
New Orleans, La. st. Louis, Mo. %
Orders are solicited for the purchase Or sale 81
Cotton, Sugar, Molassss, Coffee. Groceries, W
vi Stores. Western Produce, Begging, Ropes
Ac., Be-, which will receive our best perscsal at
tantiou. octlSly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

SEURnNY - ~ 70 any address prize u
Theps a1loted Weti NsssiA beasuevs. itstu,a psirs
Nceeusna1 untuneos vaficoccie.hy enclosing . ~ n 4
.ili ssssove pres ~ 81 our new r.ncd-a tcr Y
riIE rLECrRo- MAGNETIC rgryENrIvk.-rAo.s
isisng ~ limit their cpriug, enclose ssasr
Pamphlet aontauins sneravings and esi lsnatior
the apovc prcv,ativs, With essay - The subject
prevention, All correspondence enf0dentiai.
Address all letters TO Il. WILLIAMS, NJ ~,
ansis snrgssns' Institute. ~. Paul. Ntfs.
esOmscqnc nccs Of AncigessiOo.
whats rank or little, station, state or wealth.
70 that Tar greater sing. heai'ht
Whats house, or land, ircrs, " he or meat.
II one cant rest ZOE pam, or sleep or cat
No. 20 abaui tn comfort Here's the qrrsto0e
What's aiith. World without 20 air.stscnY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12
Nip the Eyll In tho Bud
y ! Dfs 5vE11HFrniBR,- a.
LEA South Clafk Street CklcnRo. 11l.

Has for many yssss asds ~
treatment u privsss disssSeshss
hasiasss ed study. Syphilis
III I'll IL foras. Glssl ndalrie-
tusrs. Paftieusar aSssstisn ~.
en- 70 old standing esses. whieh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

In Cassimeres. Tweeds, lea, Ssekinss. Fine
Flasneis, 0suse end Siik wartlsasels. " -
show fall line at VERY ~ PRICES
Most Of thsse good afs dsvs ~ standard oi
GOLD AT PAR. II y
ID " .N@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-12

TT g. SECURITIES 80
A SP ECIAL r r..
ISETT, KERR 4 CO.,
MA n X 4 r p.
No . Wall Street. NEW YORK.
DEALERS In all classes dt1nyERNMENT s8CU-
MTlHS. RAILROAD, OxA1A COUNTY AND
Execute promptly orders ~ ~ tarchaec and sale
oftxhD. Collections mad q a4enrssible points
On al sssbs sssu1 ahs =. - ,ns
Denver City. Colorado and On Gfede III Lake City.
Utah, Accounts Of hanks. oaukqsS - lndividuals
respectfully solicited. THQ08. EETT,
Late Of lsctt BrcwG1es, No ltine, lows.
". q. 2ARR,
Late Scott, KqB y CD., Utah.
epf1o-diyl JOHN OEnR.
rfeSt First National Bank. Leavcnwgth, kaneas.
"A NDx "a DoAn nYmm Ans
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-04
Financial.

-leref NEW YORK. April3.
The Commercials article says the stock market
took strong upward turn this morning, chiefly on
the conversng operation on Michigan Southern it is
UNDERSTOOD at snort contracts to the extent of about
10000 shares which mature about this time and gives
the control Of prices entirely within the hands of
rlques. The famous Comerer In the Erie Is under
stood to be the party thus caught The whole mar
ket is strong, in sympathy with ths Michigan South
Erie is neglected and weak. =
Governments less active and unchanged in prices
Money in active demand and although there is no
fcuty IN borrowing yet the rate is generally per
cent, and the exceptions 8 per cent.
Discounts rather more active, rates being rather
frmer. NAe -''-1e.
Foreign Exchange dull; leading drawers ask 1915,
out there are no large transactions over 1864,
Gold active. Short con racts OUTSTANDING annear
stu quite considerable. There is more demand for
gold on call at Is per cent per day; price ranged
from 1917 q 1917.
The business tone in petroleum and mining stocks
y 70 some extent broken down by the failure ofthree
firms Of brokers on Shad River. Contracts at the
morning board, however, the market for gold stocks
was stonger and more active. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-04

THE OLD THREAT.-If Southern rebels
and Northern copperhead demagogues are al
lowed by the loyal people the least chance Of
making trouble,-trouble for time willcome
but only for a time. 1t seems incredible that
the most unprincipled lunatics among seces-
sionists, can, after the experience of the last
five years; howl and buster as a writer in the
Montgomery (Ala.) Ledger does, in. this fran
tic style: -,-f1. sfs-r - ...5g,.g,-.,
The South and the Government are in the
same boat one more time, thank the gods |:
NOW, blow We winds, and crack your cheeks"
If Black Republicanism wishes to find out
whether the South is loyal, there is now
beautiful opportunity for finding it out. If
they wish to prove their false assertion, let
them now attempt any seditious move, and
they will find every blast from Johnsons "bu-
gle horn worth thousand men" and before
the notes shall die away in the valleys OF. the
South, a soldier from the South will wave the
old banner of the Stars and Stripes on the
Northern hills, and though we do not desire
them to do this, we defy them to do SO. We
will see then how they like the fit of their own
cap, ''esas7s4 saiearas5 ID s5lssss .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-04
! = - Z. Al = - n
NeaU Jersey Legislature.

h,9sa-ss lis4 TRENTON, Nj, April &
This morning resolution to 60 into joint
meeting with the assembly to elect us. Sen
ator, again came up in the Senate Senator
Scovell addressed the Senate at length, declar-
ing that he could not surrender his position
without dishonor, and would adhere to it to
the end. The vote to go into joint meeting
was taken and lost, 10 to Q. Two rSenators
were. absent, who would have voted against
the resolution. When the result was announc-
ed there were Kisses in the lobby, and the
greatest excitement prevailed. ef- 3ssqu
The Senate met this afternoon but adjourn
ed.
In the House resolution endorsing 9Presi-
dent johnson, partly, ard censuring him for
his veto of the Civil Rights bill, was debated
and passed. '7-4'tf4o4 @-ifi -sA
The Republicans held caucus this evening
and nominated A. G. Cattel for Senator.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-04

xxx coNGREss---lst Session.
WASHINGTON, April


7.i ira SENATE. u 81 i LA ssI3
Mr.. Sumner called up his resolution calling
upon the Postmaster General and the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to report whether any
persons have been employed in their Depart,
ments since December last. without taking the
oath required by law. Passed. 81 toa = q (.
The bill authorizing the President of fine
United States to transfer a e,lnboat to the
Government of Liberia was passed. %
A resolution was adonted that the Jud;cia-
nv Committee inauire into the exnedencv of
restraining the Act of March I'd. 1899 so iii at
it shall not confer the right Of removal from
State Courts on indictments for the sale of
spiritueus LIQUORS under State laws 10 the Sd
preme Court of the United States. before the
trial in the State Courts
The bill suspending for two months the
levyinp OF an,income tax. which passed the
Rouse was reported adversely upon by The
COMMITTEES on 'Finance. - = RI y
The bill to facilitate the settlement of the
accounts of the Treasurer of the limited
States was called up and passed lAdiourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Rice from the Naval Committee cenort-
ed back with a substitute for the Homse Hi To
further REGULATE the appointment of Rear
Admirals. and for the annointment of volun-
teer Officers for the reouIar navy The snhsti-
tute was agreed tn and the hin nassed
Mr. Rice alec ronortad l,acl, Wiz o, ~
ments to the Honse Hill tn nroyde for tha hot
ter Organization of the Paw Denartment of
the Navy. The amendments were agreed to
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How Gov. AIKEN's "PEoPLE" REGARD
H1M.-A late South Carolina correspondence
has the following interesting paragraph:

Gov. Aiken called upon the freedmen near
his place ON Johosse, a few days ago, and pro-
posed contract to them. "Now," said he,
Hthe land is entitled to one-third Of the crop,
the implements, mules, horses, rations, ETC.,
another third, and the labor one-third. Twill
find the land and the provisions, implements,
ETC.. and give you one-third of the crop for
your labor" They told him that his PROPOSE
ton was very feir, but, having a VIVID recollec-
ton Of how he used to feed them in days gone
tie, so that they could find their own rations.
mules, implements, etc., and give him one
third Of the crop for his land-just what he
had said it was entitled to to. The governor
left without making an agreemenD, thinking.
doubtless, that freedom had put some yerV
impracticable ideas into their heads, and that
it would have been far better for them if they
had continued slaves.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
HAwLEY's MAJORITY 5oe.
HARTFORD. April 2

HARTFORD, April 8.
Complete returns from every part of the
State give the following result by counties =
Hartford, Hawley se1s, English s937; New
Haven, Hawley S409, English 1O,64O; New
London, Hawley $500, English 4617; Fairfield,
ley S79e, English 1915; Middlesex, Hawiey
293S, English 2629; Windham, Hawley 3493,
English 20S6; Tolland, Hawley 2S7S, English
1887; total, Hawley, A, 131 English, 1922 !:
Hawley's majority 500. The Democrats carry
the 10th Senatorial district by IS. majority.
giving them 8 of the 81 Senators. Curtis,
Union, is elected in the 18th district by II
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a-.Ai-s4ala HIA.a New YORK, April 8.
Washington special dispatches says that the
Supreme Court will not decide the constitu-
tonality of the test oath. Five judges opposed
it, but one Of them think it prudent to post
pone the decision and Joins the other four who
advocate the oath in the postI of the
decision.
A special dispatch says the Ways and Means
Coiamittes is not yet ready to. report the tax
bill. re committee proposes to reduce the
t,,x from fir. - 70 seventy-fiye millions dollars
u Is aIsn n LII! 4 10 reduce the taxes in laboi
and exemnt aT - IS below $1,000. d
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

CINCINNATI. April 8.
At the Municipal Election yesterday, the
Unom ticket was elected by about 5000 major
ity. Twelve Union men, five Democrats and
one Independent, were elected to the City
Council. ailefA sas3F
Kansas.
81 q - r. ST.. LOUIS, April 5.
The entire Union ticket for City officers,
headed by ex-Gov. COURT for Mayor was
elected in Leavensworth, Kansas, yesterday.-
The vote was the largest ever cast. r =
Michigan.
DETROIT, April s.
The Municipal elections throughout the
State of Michigan yesterday, show considera-
bic Republican gains. -s ~
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Negro Celebration.

1-'r1T RICHMOND, Va, April 3.
The Freedmen of Richmond celebrated the
first anniversary of their deliverance from
bondage to-day. A procession embracing sew
eral thousand men marched from the western
suburbs, through the principal streets with
banners and music to Capitol Square where
an address was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Kinni-
cut. Good order prevailed during the day.
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by-The Raleigh IN. CO. Standard says that
Governor Worth of that State, appoints none
but rebels to Office, and that he has gone over
fully to the disioyal faction.
4 Ey-It is stated that Dr. Charles Mackay
writes the articles on President Johnson's pol
lev in the London Times. IS %
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Foote'S Successor.

ee f4,r MONTPELIER, Vt, April 8.
Gov. Dillingham; has appointed Hon. Geo. f.
Edmunds, of Burlington, to the Senatorial va
cancy occasioned by the death OF Hon. SOLO,
mon Foote. Mr.. Edmunds is lawyer, and
stands high in his profession. He has been
considerably in public life, and was Speaker OF
the House Of Representatives in 1857 and '5S.
He leaves for Washington immediatelo.
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,-as'- PROVIDENCE, Z. l., APP 9. \
A large meeting of the Fenian brotherhoo,
uas held here this evening to receive Col.
OMahoney. He did not arrive, however, and
the meeting was addressed by Capt. Mccaffer-
ty, Gen. O'Reiny and J. N. Moriarty. A di-
vided feeling was manifested relative to the
head of the organization, and the meeting
hardly realized the expectations OF the fr1ends
of Ireland. O.. ..srt -