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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

\ \ dnnesk 70 sesesnt f~ ~ pervsrsity Of maa n
dlenR assp nso ~ bowels u ~ sarsh II sssseAsf
ca1UelvU vhps 81 ~ ~ snd as1sae naidDtse -
aissess sssw 49, ~ sss1bss IHsiaspissa vnsssss
VITO nsst b soppsssG 10 hsvs lsssvsa tAsls knowh
n<sA ssas sehss thsa vsgseabls rsnsdiss. 80 ne
osss" ~ ~ egd "Was nade 1us the heaIing - ~
aat,sas." when King David ianguished. Il was ~
Balm Of 0ilsa1s A8rsasWsd ~ stssagth poul-
uee Of hgss essed he - Doeknhs Oh (expsesssd
hon the Syrian o,ivs) was poussA stD he harts 0f
~ wesadsd ~ ,, - wsgsids Aysop, nyssA -
scss wes pssxaesvss u ~ prupAesie age; and the
Jsics d the graps wines he'd not thes
hsea sdultcratcd) wss taksa by Tinothy "sor his
stonacAfs sAker lfthe nnns - weIs - The nan had
been made for the healing Of the nations, ID likely
tAat ths vmsun ., II nsscary would have been hid
den ffca the pstriarchss
The inssisets oftAs hsuh csssaisa teach them how
10 doctor themselves, and they invasiably sick to
vnCsrAnas nEnscATsos. The nopeoose, whsn biatsa
By deadly scrpeft eats Of certain herb AMI there
By peutrases the poison injected Into ~ veins the
I'D ds9 ats essss -and 1asy slhsr assais, guiasi
bythat faculty shch ssvs sA6n b che iace u ses-
scn. End balans for therinjufee aud imenss In the
woods I'D Aelds.
These Indications that no Vegetable Kiaeaon b
H. tFus 0ascs1a 1edira cosubusaied By asily
pericnce and shc time b not FIR distant when this
fset will be universally admitted.
Without dispsssgensns to other bstanicalrsmediss
u NAY b. fairly claimed that the combnasios q veee
table preventatives and rcstorativee II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13
Il arE 1fEwe

0Ovo8Snnoue susvsv fer ohe PROPOSE
3oeA River n0Deoveune0a
Sruxsvfsip, H., Aug. TO- -Msj Gen.
Wilson, who has been charged by Gen.
Grant and the SECRETARY Of War with the
survey Of the canal route by the way Of
Rock River to Green Bay, has written 10
Governor Oglcsby. from Wilmipgton, De-
laware, for such information REGARDING the
details of construction of locks, draws,
feeders, and reservoirs on the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, a. may be usefnl in con
sidering the estimates for which 70 furnish
. plan. His instructions contemplate tho
examination Of the Rock River route, with
view to the construction Of . canal large
enough to admit the largest boats ON the
lakes. The General contcmplatcs beginning
the work early il 6eptember, soss 10 have
Il completed before winter. He i also
charged with the Rock Island and Des
Moines rapids improvement. The Cover.
nor has instituted measures to procure the
information desired, and will do oil in his
power to aid the prosecution Of this great
improvement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

PeRnv's Morn AND fnscELs Lonox.-
Ohloasms, o. Nothpatch, (also called Liver
epot.) and Lsntigo, Or hecklss, are oflsn
VT annoying, particularly 70 ladies oflight
eompls1ioa, Cor TIE discotoeed spots show
move plainly on The faee ef blonde than Of
brunette; but they greatly mar the bean.
y Of either; and any preparation that will
efEsctaally remove them without injurine
the te1tuss Of color Of the skin 10 oestainly
: destdssasum. d.. B. O. Perry, Who be-
made diseases Of the skin speciality, he's
discovered . remsdy for these discolorstions.
which ie ct once prompt, inlallibls. Fer sale
y Hitchcock q Stalks, and Stevenson 1
Oasnshan. Prepared only BY B. @. Perry,
Dermstologist. No. - Bond Street, New
York. and for sale BY Ill druggists. Price
u pr bettle. Call for Psrry's AelA o~d
ktscAt Lotion. FulLRn, FiHca q Futlsn,
Wholesale Agents, Chicago, III. [sp14-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

One Of the special delicacies Of modern
times may be accounted Speer's Samburg
Port Wine, which combines with rare pur,
ity and nicely Of flavor, the good qualities
OF port and clarct, it is neither insipid nor
litter, hut hits the happy medium most to
be desired in constant beverage or 4
drink Tor the sick. For invalids 1t is in>
valuable by virtue of its tonic qualities, and
particularly it's absolute freedom from all
authorizations. Actual trial will show that
the Samburg wine has excellence Of its own
nnrivalled by any other wine in the market.
It can be procured at our druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13
dQLL0wAY's Puts AND OixfNnAr-CAN>
CIR-The davs of ssbeilliant ouerations''

uQLL0WAYe PILLS AND O1KfNnNf-CANs
cEa-The days Of "bsilliant operations
are no mere. The discovery Of Holloway
Ointment dispensed With the necessity Of
the knife, which frequently endangered the
lite Of the patient. Thousands Of females
have beea cured Of cancer in the breast By
the msdicating action Of the ointment, and
their lives spared to their families. The
salvs follows the cancer 10 its tortuous wind
Ing. and impsrcsptibly but thoroughly and
painlessly eradicstss It from the system.-
The Pills cleanse and purify the blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13
AppetIsing Properties Of Tho

medicine that cxcitcs appetite without promos,ng
digestion is alwass injurious. Its effect IL to inposs
fash on tho stomach which Il Ia unable to perform
aud the result In chronic nneemcnt of that organ
and Of its dspendcnts, the liver sd the howar. TIL
operation o2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

NATURAL. EURASLE, SEAUTifUyLi.. WAs.
bANTED TO please. This article he's been thor.
oughly tssteo BY DR. Chiffon, Of New York,
ana Profs. Booth and Garrett Of Philadelphia
whe pronoancs it free from I'll poisonous isgre.
diente. and the material composing il will net 10.
lure the most delicate hair. Sold bv Druee,s0a
and Fancy Good dealers evefywhere.
ienl7-d JNO. J. KRONER, Sole Prop'r.
l03 Chestnut street Philadeiphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

A GENTS WANTEL--for the standard beg
"A raphy Of Gen. SrJNEwALL JACKSON
The only edition authorized by his widow. The
author personal friend and Chief Of staff Of the
General; carefully corrected and revised BY
Gen. X. E. Lee. Send for circulars and see our
.erms. Acknowledgement PusLisarxo Co., No
10 Lombard Block. Chicago. III. my .d3meod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

For protection from the above, call On R
SIMPSON + co. end take out Polieise IN
those nrst class insurance Companies rspss-
oeoeed BY them. Where the assured par.
tietpats in the Profits Of The csmpanies
without iacsring any liability. O6les No.
- Dssiy Sc. apr.0>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

ulssot app ! Missouri Rallreed,
1855. Sumner Arraseenspt. 1855.
Trains - b Chicago time "a 49,. -
zee n fss Sc. than Davenport time.
|O4 mi, nt r,.,sA MONDAY, JULY q. 1855,
D.vsnp.rt daily .ls.ndsys esseptsdjss follows
9s s =, I SrssS, for kelloss ana s.hinston
frsin: rive q Davenport daily tsun d sa
cePts1lts folsvs: ~ y 80 y
lssi =. freighsftom Kellogg sad wa.Ains.
9 70 4..exPress fromKeiloge andW aahip ssou
a;,.. So.e.;o. ' :, ost Of g.veagsr .sl..
Wssh Win shs Wssssrn ,s sss. e s1s -, !
g. for y points West. South West, and North.
1reiue IRON Ne vest eeupees a Dsvepp~,
Nth trfns ofthe Chicago & Rock islsud r.. e,
81 Poi4s ksss. North, and South.
Hessfgsss - fenisded Of he necessity Of
giving bstinct directions q to the destinsticn q
tsgga4, also to procure tickets before tskina
Dovtport, July "a lass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

lERIE r ALL WAY :!
9ress nrssS S.sge . Ds.sis
WV FORK, Do1TOyv:
AnD new ENGLAND CITIES.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
DanllrAk - New YORK - Wlles.
0alanaaca o n. r. ans Miles.
q y 81 nlloo ~ Shortest Boute
An 1ssiss ~ directly shrssshN Nsv York.
T. 80 MILES without chsnge Of Coaches.
Hron and afker July 9Th 1855, 1raius viii
leave in eonneetion With I'll WSDtsrn lines,
| ~ follows:
FROM DUNKlRK AND SALANANCA-By
ssAs Az a Il i''l NV wv ' 9Ssk T2i Sfisss,
i.,:,! s:':;;'is :Z s s; (:
4. y. Day EsprsP ifcn n.9,lo, and ar-
rites in New 1er1 at 10 ~. y.
sslo A. u. ExDRBsS NAIL. tcm Duakirk,
s: ;1 g sp? q ss: !: a..
Express Nail rod De1las, nd asfivcs il
New York = ! ~ 4. =.
ans P. n. NEW YORK NIGHT GxPaSSS.
from Dnnkirk. daily (sxcspt Sundays, -
Stops At Salamaucf, . s. =. u. and arrives
in New Yuek at p 30 T. H.. connecting
with afternoon Trims and Steamers Tor
Boston snd New England Cities.
FROM BuPFALO-By New Yerk time fron
Depot Cor. Exchange and Nichigan Sts.
8s8o 4. N. NEW YORK DAY EAPRESS,
lsundaye excepte4) Arrives d New York
atlo.S6 r. n. Cthnsets q 0se.e Bsnd
with Delaware. lhckawanns / Western
Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore md
wsshinR ton and IL points South.
esoo A. N. EXPRESS NAIL, via Avon and
aornellsvllle, daily, except sundaysG
Arrives q Asw Yefe g I;W a. =: Cen
mira Raiir"sd for Harrisburgh, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, washingtsos cad psinte
- 4 Sosth. 8g -
DsDoP p. n. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. Sundeys
u excentea s4ooa for Vou4 - Voter only
and srrivss Ri New York 30 A. n.
osnS r. n. NRv YORK Nl0ur 1xPRgSS,
dsily. ca1.scts = Hsehsllsville ~ the
4.15P.M. tfein from Doaklfk. 80 arrives
!. E!.i.s Ssr Bss'sss'e fAs''s''pAia
llsso r. n crrCryxATf 1xPR1ss. sailv
(sxeept essdsys) Arrives II New York
q SIS p n. Connsets = 1lnira With
Willia~es6i4 4 RlnlIs ndllsoaa = Great
BEND viSS nssaVpro, LaskaWnnna Wes.
2 tsrA nSEo6l nd q - y44With A.
ternoou Trai.s and 0tsa0sss II Boston
anA New EhGDaad Cfoes- E
Oaly Ose rrain 1sse On Sssaeya lsssias Baf-
az = = 5 ~ - - Ts " s e Iesk =
Dulsusad 1SH nasisae neenpee Nth
- y9ssssss, = sa.sssrf'e ne stsA4ss il
~ III. "a - .s&ss&f uetEHsx
1he bsst vssuIsAsa - No. laxsFisss
'.sseise CsesAse - u ~. w3.Lo -
Ae0A0B OXBCk1D nRAOU0H
'ks slssys = - = y ~ 49, sssss.
'sK Fea saUEnuu VIA 1iI1s RAILWAY, |
~ = :: ~ - : =. rrss51Ia fisess
I d.sS.Hr o... =. : A s4sS !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13
aAnUvACsUn1aD %;
stssk and Crsan Ne, Porter IN
Lager Deef.

n lSO KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 4
"A complete stock Of Malt, Hops, Pitch, Rosfn,
banep. FORKS, Mosa, Malt 6hovela. Barrel
Drushes. scoops, and Brewers Materials Of I'll
kinds.
Brewery and Malt House IN East Davenport
Orders solicited and promptly filled. on the best
Nnema feb2l- dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

On and after Monday, May 1llh,
street, for Port Byron, as follows:
At n. NJ, connecting with train for Full
ton, Savanna. Dubuque, (arriving in Dubuque 5
hours 10 advance Of any other route) Rrcepor.,
Racine. and I'll points north and northwest. east
and northeast, in central lows and southern
Wisconsin,.
A. Z r. NJ. connecting with train for 50.
wanna Ffeeport, Racine and milwaukee, and all
points north, west and east.
The following me the rates Of Fare 70 points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

lSe6. sasF Annneement. 1850.
Trains run p chie.ee time which i.sw.lv. Mn
~ AZ. s,s5 ' aFTr !as Tn Dsary.1pors time.
~ and anti! further notice. train. III; II ,ssve
Davenport daily, Sundays ezceptedl - follows :
~ Si..n $50. '''.'..............7 80, A. 4.
Arrive at Davenport daily, iSu.isr. se.pied3
% follows
s sss N N,Kns e appess "a %.
All trains over iris route ~ - 49,. o. snn.ci
ton At Chicago With trains over bosh he Teh..
ssr sss cie. snfsa Pit.Surs For.
.rois, ldo. Colambus Cle,eI,.S "o c IRON -
Pistssur4 Dsskirh, Buffalo, Niassr. fsIIs' AZ,
~, New York. Philadelphia. Bsitimor. Snd
sfGivind disesset dirsesisss = = ~ asssss:ss"y
q tasir .essss, :lse = peoesrs sietess Ssssrs
i0 h. eRAROSIY A..,.o.. "a
Dsvsskost Jsly y. ises.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

Go 70 fnB BBsf.-Go to Bryant, Otrat
toa I nsssill's Davenport Commercial Cd.
legs.. y 81 thsroueh practical bsasiness
eduen1ion, Of - becolDe god sound tels-
Q1pA operator. For circulars address Zen.
sloeing stanps) Bryant, Stsatton I Merrill,
OoWenpoSt, Iowa. dw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

IcE CREAA.-For . delicious dish OF ice
cream, or glass Of lemonade, call at' Sail
bury's No SO, Brady street. A few day
bosrders can be accommodated at Sails.
bury's. DIFF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13
2 MAGIC 8.
TlME.KEEPER,
And Vest Chain-e1.

A 0esmse EnS'isA soliD snvsa Composite
Time keeper. with an accrrate miniature Cos
rAss in the Dial in Gold or Silver Gases, Beas-
tiful and Elsboraas 10 Desisn, Of Exquisite
workmanship and Remarkable Tor its correct
ness and aSs0luts certainty - . REGULATOR |;
fully warranted for two years. Will mot get out
Of order, eod will last . Lars ssns, nd 10 most
elegantly and perfectly reliable Pocket Compaa-
tlsmen's use. Price for . single one. small
Sue. With eieh Gold plstsa 0s1tA vBsI CaAln,
only q. Agents wanted everywhere. Pries
Lists sent free. Address, \. A. kklLR = co.
Established Importers OF Wslches, Chains, Ac,
1917. 3. =. Cor, Of Broadway = Fultoa
Street. n. Y. novlS-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

1DesnOs:rsaa ON neohnck.s nsieters.
c. W. Roback, Of Cincinnati, is making
the best article Of bitters now manufactur.
cd in the United States or elee here.
We have used them for three years, and
would not be without the . for almost apy
money. In the spring his s omach Bitterl
are worth hundreds Of dollars for keeping
the stomach in order, and cleansing the
blood from its accumulated impurities.
1t is not once in two years that We en-
doise soscalled patent medicines, but 10.
back, are worthy all the praise we can be-
stow on them
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

DovenpoTt Market RepOrSs
OvvYcs or rns DAvrxrons DruocnAs,
August ID. 1855. !
riorR.-STAsH.-
Retail bulk $3.50.
i" Sachs, paper, eco
:. Dbl $40.
Wholesale l0sss psr Dbl less.
Minnesota Flour, eli:3o,
Cons MnAL-Per bushel. 7gcts.
WssA1. No. !, old. si.ss. al
BAslsy.-Noue in market.
OAss. 2S04oe.
Po3Aauas-S59l0c.
OHDoss. dem.ad.
Burma -21c
HRS. ooe eis,cc
CeAI-lsc q depot; lie u levec yard.
WocD.-e7Gf5.
IT. LOUIS GRAIN EkRvATOD
CHANGES ron STORAGE. -.
lnspsetien. ....................l- 90e = bushel.
1 ssssisss. 10 sssi s..
Storage lie = bushsl fof 10 days. snl
Ne y bushel for every subssQaent 10 dAys, -
0aclxlng. II sswea-wheas, Rye and Bar-
ley. Ne y bushel; Com, lie do; Oats, Nc doi
same II tied, ~ DO. 49,
0DraynGe-fo Steamess, il sacks-Osts
lc y bushei; Wheat, Corn and Rye, l}<c do ;
Barley Nc do. To within Limits bounded nortl
b. North y srket street, west b Hftseutl stseet,
south ~ Chouteau Avenue, ip bulk OF N sack,
IKE p 6ushel beyond above limits g do. 70
All Dray eye from the Elevator controlled b
NE Company. BY order e The Bod,
Aprs5-div John p. SMITH. Sss'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13
) PAID UUB1I4t Tue 8uOW y
70 nmn1v8.
CATALOGUE

sOnArr.
CATALOGUE
= rpn An vAauAaas Ausssm ~ ons psaaAa -.
~ Ne Cola Clroeou.ssrs Watehaa, saeA -
=: 81 ~ IT, s .fs s Tsse Vsss:; IL
- Solid silver Huatfng Lever Wateaee. ~ - -
- 6ilvss Qinnss Ssts....... .-...-.....19 2 ~
~ ssss Is s ~ ci.ss S;aai;.
~ e!lsw lrsA uns; ................... = =
~, siives ccb'ess. cod Ii.sd . =
lSOoo Cold Peas, Silver Pencil Csees ITO 10
- IT. Silver Silver Dssssft spooss. $3.50. = . :
49, Large sIse naGtc sRsisf Lockess. e to
. s y ; c.s = S. .sd "a e.. CO.. ss =
al e .ssss =. Z ga. S.n ;: =. = =. e.
ting what sseh 90 ca ~, - efa - no e
e a ,s s g I'll. = 70 9 sA 8 =
! i ycus epios . sssS ssSsiias - sis q 4.
aangle Csrsancasess - Csnss GaeA.
~ & i've rsss = S - sss vslssSs sssss.
rurxs wnl = no HtAzas.
PACKAGES or C1nG1r1CA1D
viIl b. sold 70 Clubs, Schools, AGssis &C., q he
ob1lOWi09 Fo1oos 4.4Wais44
on Cessiacass, sent 10 ny sadrns y nan. q =
eCerttacaees. ........... $4,000. 49, ........
= CertIdcstes WIKI psen.in1j ................S
. Certificates with pssmienS. 9
f.ses sssssss 49, s.srsssssa ]. !: c;;:;. dcsSs
pot psa.lag - 49,. = 100 Z ssf ssssoae" VII
AssaSs - olksss wiIl - sllows1 n 60 % escA
N ars ordered q tine. Aesets win collect =
cs.ts lOeeaea esstants ~ rskSe censsescs % y.
' .. O. nlCKARDs . CO,
AGENTS WANTED. ~ Nesena -, Neo Yssk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

ST.. Louis, August II.
There were forty>three cases Of cholera
reported yesterday, Of which eleven wore
fatal. This morning twenty six more cases
were reported, ok o. which were falal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

1T. ranrla, Gardener and Florist, or.
- and Aaia Sts., fruit and ornn4sntal
esooo. nvQo.lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

IT IL No NEW ARTICLE put before the public
scooun. Of the excitement in relation To Chol-
era. II has been manufactured and urcd tor the last
twenty five years. The tact that during the year ls
6s.WS bottles Of Il we've sold In the New England
States. soiey its merits, without advertising, 10
st .c, enio: sclncn. VI is vauc. II b. simple. sae
and efi,aciuue. Price only 2, cente. For sac by al
Druggists. Fuller, Finch 4 Fuller, Wholesale Agts
ChleaGu. jone19-dkW9m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

flAfL CtNC1NuAus 0xOoG IL.
The total number Of deaths repeated ~
the - houss ending 1t O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, was -, Of which 50 wsrs ffoa
cheless and Is from other diarrheal diseas-
-. Il 10 repostsd to-day that there 10 large
decline 10 the Number Of new eases. Among
The victims yesterday Was Alex. n. David
sea, yell kn,vn river pilot Of st. Louis. -
The weather has become warm and moro
favorable. Chelsra has never bsen moro
malignant 10 Cincinnati than during the
present visit. Il Is estimated that so per
cent a those attacked die.
Dispatches were received here last night
Announcing the burning Of the fine side
wheel steamer Saratoga, q Nsw Orleans. =
She Was owned BY David Gibson 4 Co., 81
this city, and valued at 90, 600; Insurance.
600, 900.
The Dsnocsaas Of the Eleventh Indiana
District 10 Convention q Waba~b, ysster
day, aftss over thirty ballots and . sathel
inkarmonious time generally, nominated a
Mr.. Snow. . farmer OF Adams county, fol
Congress.
The stables Of Mr.. Bufosd, 1t Nicholss>
vile, Ky., wers burned on Thursday night
With lot Of fine horses. Loss estimated
at t40, 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

4 90 q ~ - Asnioussls resorts = -
ON. IL Al stho1Q 1eeleine ~ hdslDe q 49,
vssass -: ~ = n @ss'''sjjl!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

N 00414z9 - -
IsAso osaDsee IN suwA cAvAlny. Is
nAylu0 n9EK RN0A0ED IN THE PRAC.
~ ~ u nedieine asd Surgery. for the last
sntly loeo1ed 10 this city. ed eGsss his profes-
sio0al ooevieoo y ~ e1tloens 81 Davenport and
vieinity, and Asfss - biz long experiences With
the diceasse Of a. cIlns1s, 70 merit end receive
peetisn o. psblic patronage.
Dnes Temporarily q G. a. Plummes's Book
Store. residence in what Wes fogwerly knoWo ~
che Futon Heuss. on ws>sr street., abovs Ne
hssdee. tuns1 -dW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

A rTORNEYS AND COUNSRI.ORS AZ LAW
~ Office corner 81 Main and I'D Sta. ian2dN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-20

The Ne,oJmNport Herald thus comments
upon the proposed impeachment of Presi-
dent johnson:
"Now to our minds the proposition of
impeachment is one so full of.danger that
he who fathers it must be shortsighted or
terribly depraved. There is not rational
man in the whole country that does not see
that it carries upon its very face the COM
mencement of civil war, by the side OF
which the late rebellion would appear as
child's play. Before any one accustoms his
mind to wander too far in that direction, let
him inquire if he is prepared for state of
anarchy that would destroy the value OF
property, that would repudiate national and
private debts together, that would darken
the sun nofrepublean liberty, that this coun-
try would not see its face again, and would
make human blood run In the streets till
the very dogs would lap it like water. IT
any man of fighting age favorS the depOsing
of the President in the present state OF the
country, let him join a military company
at once, and drill as often as he eats : IL he
is nOtat that age. but has boys that are, let
him call them to him on the first oppor-
tunity, and looking them fairly in the face,
decide which OF them, or how many, he Is
ready to see die rather than have Andrew
Johnson President of the United States till
the 4th Of March, 1869. O. ,rf ,4os a.h
"It is time this insanity ceased. IL we are
not all crazy, or drunk. or mad, we shall
tell all men of all parties, who propose such
schemes, away devils, We'll none of yOu.-
We want no more war--no more Staying of
the first born-no more maimed men, or
disconsolate widows, OF, orphan children
upon our pension list. We want no more
public debt and no higher taxes than We
now have. We want no President who
would put State against State and man
against man in deadly array, by ignoring
the Representatives Of the people; and we
want no Representatives SO lost to reason,
right, and public duty, as to propose the
deposition OF the President, The times are
full enough of danger Without any such
madntss. Every good and TRUE ,manIevefy
man who loves his race or his God, will
seek peace, not, war; restoration, not de
struction; prosperity, not anarchy and
love to all men every where, and hate to
none, and malice to none" A"l, I9la loi
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ness, and society should be guarded by re-
quiriDg him to procure license to carry
them-a privilege he can always secure,
where his character for good conduct and
honesty is known. aaJ gs 100. .lt
The rest of the message of Gov Humph-
reys is confined to local affairs solely, and
has no political Significance. In recon-
mending an appropriation of twenty per
cent. of the entire revenue of the State
for the purpose of supporting families of
deceased, and purchasing artificial limbs
for disabled Confederate soldiers, the Gov
ernor says 'It is sacred du y which the
State owes to the brave heroes whose lives
have been lost In defense of our lost cause"
In acknowledging donation of $4,000
from Maryland, he says: "This noble char,
ity is a renewed evidence of the tender
sympathy felt for the families of our gall
lant dead and their brave survivors, and a
touching tribute to the justice of the cause
for which they fought and suffered, and
must forever bind the hearts of true Mis-
sissippians in chords of love and affection
to the true hearted and patriotic ladies' of
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