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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18


y. w. ~. BAKER.
T)AYSlClAN AND SURGEON. Office IN
L basement OF State Bank Building. Residence
Mh A.. bet. Hardy aud Perry streets. nolpdw
E.EAr6E & BUFF.
TrORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS At
* w. y. l. corner OF Second aud brady
streets, Davenport. Iowa. nov4-du
NO. Y. COOK. kDw D .. oooA
.. WILSON psuRy. !. LEwIs Dgsw.
COOK 4 ubUI lTRRY.
A TrpRNEYS AND COUNSEIORS AT LAW
AOsice corner of Main and sd SITS. isnSdws
a. a. brown. ALraEp suLLy.
A TTORNEYS AND cor NSELO RS ATI.Aw.
"A. Office corner III and Brady Sta. Davenport,
Iowa. mchl6
e.. y. lia.lME.
Plain and Ornamental Painter,
SHoP NEXT TO METROPOLITAN HALL
- in tho rear Of his Cigar Stand.
Persons desiring any thing in the line 81 Paint
ing. arc guaranteed perfect satisfaction sps dly
II. W.. McCl.Ea.H.AND.
IluiLDER, MANUFACTURES OF SASH
ID Doors Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, &c.-
Contracts for buildings Of every description.
Shop and Factory corner Of Main aud Third
streets. Davenport. Iowa GI-lssSdAw
DANIEL GOULD. '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
rarmlsure, Cmrpcts. Oll Cloahs,
Meta. neaGns WanooW ~
Shades &c.
mch2s DIFF East Second Street. cor. Perry.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

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nsc will rcnovatc the 'tomach 70 degree Of pcrect
health, and Danish Dyspcpsn escver.
One Dollar per bOltle or elk bottles fR .. Sold BY
Druggists generally Sent by express anywhere ~
addressing HUTCiIINOs . lIILLYER, Proprietor,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18
From DoSeDm.

Bosror, Dec. Is.
1t is sttted that ex.Adjutan. Gen. Seanlsr
intends publishing lettres that will connect
Gen. Boilers name with several profitable
speculations during the var which the pub
lie are not generally acquainted with.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

~ \ - -
ECE.ECT1C The claims for this valued
PILLS. Family Pill ara bsyend
that Of any other 10 use. a
test Of them will not only prove ihr bu, the Greater
error 81 GR,riso. which has herctofore been called
cuAnscTfs The EULEcTfC PILLS never require
Over two and seldom but for the dose act on TIE
bowels without the slightest gripping, point osth
grcatcet importance, p1tiralssly In
Chronic Constipation
For which take SrxsIx PrrI every. or evcV Other
night. They never produce debility and cure ind-
gc-tion. Dyspepsia. Head Ache. Liver and Kidney
Complaint. Piles, orms, Lose OF, Impurities OF
the Blood Loss Of Appcte. aud all arrangements Of
Bowels ur Stomach.
~ Sold BY all Wholesale and Retail dealers In
jOhn L.. IlunnevveD1, 1sroP'r,
Practical Chemist, eCommcrcial Wharf, Dost9l5
ana ran Terflmontai 10 this Great Aloine Develop
ncut cent on demand. 1ts -oAn- --
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

WAsnrsoroH, Dec. 1.-THE Ssprems
Court this A. NJ. delivered final opinion IN
the Indiana so-called conspiracy cases. in
which Judge Milligan, Bowles and Aorscy
we're sentenced to death and subsequently,
released. The decision is against the legali.
" Of the military commissioners for the
trial OF civilians.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

CHARLESTON, S. C.. Dec. l7.-The House
has passed bill to renew the guarantee
bonds Of million and half dollars OF the
Greenvillc and Columbia Railroad, and also
granting $500, 600 Of the Columbia and Cam
den bonds. Resolutions of sympathy with
jeff. Davis lave passed both houses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

Nsw YoaK. Dec. IL.
Cotton-Quiet, S2l<03l.
Flour-100e20e better. closing dull BUYERS
refusing to pay the aAvance; q elO.1o0l2. 90
for Ex. Winter. and elo.2B@l2.s IS for X. II. o.
Wheat-2@3c better, and less active, At q. 40
Q2.lS for No. Nil.
Rye-Steadv. Al 81. 20 for western.
Barley-Duil.
Corn-heavy, ct t1.1S11@l.l5 fer common.
closing at ol.1l0l.l4]S in store.
Osts--Steady, at SS066c for Chicago and
Mil. 7O@77 for new OHIO.
Pork-ateedy and quiet. at t9o.760sl.95
for new, and 90. 9o@o9e.s7 fbr OLD, closing
At go. IS essh, and 4. sO0I7.7s for prime.
Lard-A shede eesies, q la@l8.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18
LOIJIS BERGE 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS or
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS

GRAND AND NQUAkE FlANUC
vWareroouas, - Dleecker st..
Second Block West Of Broadway, New York.
~ The Pianos Manufactured By this arm are en-.
dcrsed By all the leading artists q the county for
sso e SIcir de6aitIity - eIcensas workmanship.
2 lDrsaves OeOSeVtoo0 Pianos with
our 0HAsp FaEScn KsYEATiHe Acrics. carved legs,
scroll desk and Tyre, and written guarantee Tor
yrarr for $500 Ia 3ss0 Circulars containing full de
scrlptive sts with from all parts Of
the country. sent free ON application. seploeodly
.,1ubiecs - lDi0rrh~a.
You could not well be subject to a much more in
convenient compliant 10 ssy nothing Of It's danger Of
running into dyreniery OF something still moro fatal
Many think diarrhra little consequence. u !.
can long Withstand a constantly loose discharge
from the bowels, rnd the stomach soon exhibits very
plainly is sympathy with The disorder. Fortsnats-
very expensive one. too in kadways Ready Relief
No matter how alarming the diarrh1a-no matter II
you have attack even OF cholera morbus. tea
spoonful or % OF the Ready Relief taken every hour
In winegass OF sweetcned water, until ease 10 pro-
cured, viii be sure to place you on the road TO q
rapid recovery. A bottle OF Railways Ready Relief
costing 10 cents. 10 worth more than Ave dollars
worth II prescriptions OF the abest physician II your
object be TO get rid Of your dfafrhna altogether and
not merely to temposarily suspend its operation Be-
aides this Jon will have READY Relief enough left "a
cure you 81 bilious collie, should such ailment
,overtske you or nervous headache. or Mysteries
cramps vomiting. pain In the boncs and % on Could
any thing be more useful and at the ZANE time more
economical Railways Ready Relief 10, in short
quite family medicine chest In ITSELF spd prepared
Ne II tb, VI ch choice materials, i'm oocG fou de
tant parts Of the globe, Il In really surprising In THU
age Of high prices. how can be sold for 10 compare
lively small aud then Ne good effects are o.
immediate. Nyou have a tiarrhTa for instance, bs
you SURE that Railways Ready Relief ~il promptly b
it. master.
Sold by Druggist
N. B-DIARRHHE IN THE ARMY
HIAp~R NJ isr CA. RTar. &C., rArrs, 81
June 9th. 1861.
De RApwAv 4 Co.. % Jcms SsEKxr. N. r.;
Forty men in my coEpany Company !. lthaca
Volunteers, the 9Th day Of June. 1851 seized
with ttacks of ID srrha. Dypentcry, and 9th
csnp alntp Of the hoWcle and were rendered inca
pacitatrd for duty. I distributed among them Rad
way Ready Relief. aud requested each man TO take
10 Ia accordance with the directions Its remedial Of
fleets were immediate, and shc majority VI my mez
reported rlek and unabls To perform duty In tht
morning. were present and performed their duty II
the afternoon. I consider the addition OF Roadway I
Ready Relief TO the medicine stores OF our Regimen
10 be Of tho greatest importance u our troops.
JOHN WIiITiOCK Captain.
Co. I, I'D Regt n. s.. ". and LIST Cal. Regt.
RADwAY 4 CO..
- 81 Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

Chicago Market.
by Tc'egraehl OaicAoo, Dee. H.
Provisions Feeling to-day rather tame. Prices
decl Lined Toe Transactions for mess pork for cash
do not exceed 500 tfls. Mt siS Inquiry for fu uve
delivery very megre Green hams folcYab,y active.
sG.9c delivered. Lard dull and nominal II 9l2c
Dressed lIogs-Stsady and fairly active, under
good demand by packers and shippers. sales range
a. 81 15af25
Whcat-0 sod milling and ZONE shipping dema nd
for wheat. Pricee advanced 1c No. 1 spring %. 10
as2I; No. slsItGtl 90; rejsc,ed sprins tl.boa
Loo. Closing at ~ l0a2 IL No. Il el.s,<(s1. IS No,
m Dull and nominal. Light sslcs No. 1 at S0ee
S0Sc, No ?. tic rejected C0lst2s.
Oate-More active and 70 higher. 43Gl6c Nc. @
Rye-Good inquiry for rye. We note an improve
ment Of la2s 4 bu. No. !. sI@9oc, No. .. $50. Clos
Ing steady SSGSSxc for former.
Barley Dull Firmly held. sales reported at &c
No. 2; 4ial4Sc rejcc ed in store.
IIiahwncs There 10 no movement In hishwinca
and the market entirely ron.iraL
Cofee-Shade caaer.
Sugar Unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures active. Prices weak
Cattle Beet, 90 0cG.6 90; 81 erades IS OO6e5 60.
Hogs 70lt6.3O.
Eheep-S3 5psi4 50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18
French Brandies
Bourbon Whiskey.
Holland Gins,
FOR the RETlll.TRaDE.
Prescriptions carefully com
pounded by j.
DAY e NIGHT.
To the Ladies'.

u y INC uZ0OuCUe
The Cirago Francois. OF French Ores
sing. for Ladies' Chndren's Boots and shoes that
have become red or rusty. and rough BY wearng and
are restored 10 perfect and permanent back with -
much ustrc ~ when new, eayng the leathoe son and
rable md what sof great importance 70 he adiss y
WILL nor nus on w.m WEI. AnD son ruB sxmss.
Travelling Bags, Erunks, Carriage
Tops and Ane Harnesses, asc nads 70 look
= 0oaD ~ Nsw.
ladies and Childron en- drem thsis ON bocts with.
out sotlin9 thslr han1s Ty one bottle, and y0u VII
sever b without . supply orr IN ths hosss.
Ask yoaf shoe dsalsr for 4.
BIZ. brown = CO., fsopsistoss. 1GasaaActsrsD
u Blaehinp ~ pssssinss u III kinds lsaaAse.
OMcs. 1IAx fnstrsst. Boston. ocss1-dly
For ssls ~ PARKS ! nOSMER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18
HuRleY'S PoPULlR WORM CANDY

A. this is really n specific for Worms. and the best
md moot paln,ab,e form 10 give 10 children II IL not
surprising that II Is fast taking place Of all other pre-
partitions for Worms-it being tastelcss. any child
will take II. aug25d&w1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

CINCINNATI, Dec. l7.-Thc boiler Of the
rolling mill Of Woodrow. Mears B Co, at
Ironton, Ohio, exploded this morning, knock
ing the building into fragments. The en-.
gineef was killed and several other persons
injured. Loss about $4,000.
The board Of army officers recently Assem-
bled Ct Jelefson Barracks, adjourned yes
tcrday. They will recommend repairs and
alterations at that post.
Gen. Grant b expected to arrive here to
morrow from st. Louis.
Maj. Gen. Duttcrfeld is expected at New
this evening
The Nashville papers OF to day cut loose
from the New York Associated Press, and
have contracted with the Western Associa-
ted Press for news report.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

For debility, loss ofappette. weakness. Indigestion
or dyspepsia, Of action Of the Liver, dsordriea
stomach There arc no Ditters that compare with
these in removing distressing complaints. For sale
or can be Ind nj ary drug store in the United Staes
or from the propric,ors. Louisville. Kv.. corner OF
Seventy and Green stree.s to whom all orders should
be addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

New York Stock Market.
Nsw YoRE, Nov. ls.
Stocks better.
Money S@e per cent.
Sterling q 1l.09x.
Gold e1.s7X.
-. Louis Market.
By Telegraph ES. Lors., Dee. II.
Tobacco Unclaimed.
Cotton Quiet. 3ok0Slc.
FIonr- Quiet epsiag extras elO0i0 s.; fall dosble
extve el3Sla.76; choice olS 5o(1n.
Wheat Firm ssd insettss. Prime fall S2se.
Corn Heavy. S0Ae4o new; oa@03c DID,
Oats-elih. 7&076c prime and choice.
= PrOvis oas-Quiet. Mess posk III; mess beef olo;
Bscon clear ssdss, 1sc. ard dull lskc prime kss.
Whisky-422A
SITTER q Is Receipts since Saturday neon.
~.
Freights TO New Orkans advanced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18
RAILROAD BRIDG r
ACCOMMODATION TRAM

s 4.Ihn i...Sss D 4s.i.. .'s y
tween DaveSpo,t asa Book ls1nd, will run a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18
RD1e. =. YOlIM Ans.
Miss. =. l.. PnELPs.

ID tySiClAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
Il I'd aud Brady Streets, under Streeper 4
nayli-'s store. Residence on isth A.. bet. IRA
,y and Main ort3dyAu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

IMPORTANT To lNvALlDs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

1IESgY STREET. bet. sd 4 9Th, Davenport.
l. With facilities unsurpassed, added TO the
experience OF more than 20 years. hopes 10 merit
. large share q: patrouage osplk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

sTu oio NO -rARRANps BLK, I'd FLOOR
PHOTOGRAPHS WORKED IN OIL Oh
= Water ceiors. or lndiA Ink. on plain OF
sieameriscd paper. Particular attention paid
10 copies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18
WIN. RENWICK.
Steam Saw n1l1le
L NMDRR, SMENe0LRx

RAT0, P1CKET0, &C.
slScHAcsunDo Axp soL0 ~ LOWEST cAa1 Pnsean
Mill and lamAer Yard IN Front Street. ehevo
Railroad Bridge:
Ais. LnAtee Yaed 9 @esrissa =. hstveeS
jssS-1sf d vEHrons. IOWA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18
W. 4. lslNCkkn.,

cc<e ss--s- eervv and Second rtsvets. ssNs
sssrxs -HA&s ssr srssssessfsi sees3c~a
ra-suwe.s Is~A frba- dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

SPHINX 4 MORTON.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN.
HI EkS, Paper Hangers. Glariers. Ac. shop
sSrasr Main and Ffnh sta mchSs- dlyS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

\ l00 KEEP CONBfANFLY ON AASD =
"A eoaplsts stock 81 Malt, aepe, Plteh. Roein.
Bange, Copks, Moss, Malt bhovels. Barrel
bfushss, Scoops, and brewers Materials Of Ill
kinds.
Orders solicited and promptly tiled, on tisHess
terms. ebsA dsf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

Two INvc Thfhlhlct Nct IN stiNd cNVcIOic, frcc 10
any addrrns
Price ~ per bottle. three bottles for 81. Sold by
all druggists will he sent by express 10 any por-
ton al the world. receipt of price. by the sole pro
prictor, DR.. W. r. MENWlN, o. Walker ST. N r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

vTS1E SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST REcElv
l. I'D goea supply of poar BYaoH wusss
Lixa. aad Win eorstAntly keep on hand At his
old stand, on the corner Of Ripley an Front
streets, the Pert Byron aud lie Claire Lime. :.
Also. Louisville Cement, sud the Utica, ILL.,.
which will b. sold al the lowest market prices
a large Of small quantities.
ESQ. BALca. Agent.
Davenport, lews, Ase4 A-div. ,T4r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-18

'.,rs SURGEON arR IOWA cAvALsY. a.
HAVING nEEs ENGAGED IN THE pRAC
i Z iico Of Medicine and Surgery for the isse
IwExrr-pIvs YEARS IN rurs Srars. has pc rman.
emily located IN th,s city. and offers his profess
sional services TO the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. ard hopes BY his long experience with
the diseases of the climate, To merit and rsceive
~por,ion Of public patronage.
Vice corner Of Third aud brady, over lipd.
SAYS :swciry Store. residence in what wssfo
merry known ne the fulton House, on Water
street, above the bridge. iune27 att
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03

Gen. Wager Swayne, of the Freedmen s
Bureau, contradicts a report. that freedmen
have been sold as slaves in Alabama,
Gen. Dix on Monday assumed the duties of
Naval Officer at New York,
Jonathan J. Wright, colored Pennsylva-
nisn, has made application to practice in the
Courts of the District of Columbia.
II. W. Corbett, Republican, has been elect
ed U. S. Senator from Oregon.
At municipal and legislative election held
in Ma, ,hville, on Saturday, the whole Conserva-
tive ticket was successful.
An ambassador from Turkey will arrive in
Washington in a few weeks. ~:
Lindsey, the preacher, who whipped his
child to death, has been indicted for murder il
Orleans county, n. Y.
Lee Clahin, of Boston, has given $25,000
and Lieut.. Governor William Clafin, his son
500 for the endowment of the Methods
Theological Institute in New England.
Hon. John Minor Bolts had a narrow escap
from being killed at the railroad depot in New
ark, N. j., on Wednesday evening last.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03

are at work at work like 50 many beavers or
bees in hive. If they have a railroad 70
build they set energy at work, and it is built;
witness the great Pacific railroad, now stretch
ing itself like an immense serpent across the
Rocky Mountains-a work scarcely rctardedby
the war, They are rs energetic in politics an
IL political economy. We picked up the De.
troit Post the other day, and among other
things that energetic worker in the great bee
hive of Michigan politics informed US that i
was putting out - campaign paper, and
that it had received 100 subscribers to it in
one day At the last census (lSGO) Detroit
contained a popul. .tion OF $1,000, anl was
Therefore y title lar?cr tr- Mobile. The
Post is.a Republican OF the bacSest stripe
This is the way in which the Republican INA
Iiorities are maintained, and even increased
la tie North, Every man subScribes to a
newspaper and reads; and as the newspapers
IRE Republican machines-nine- -tenths of them
run by the giant energy, do we wonder that
all the people are Republicans? What a pity
6 it is that this giant does not live among Us. I"
a Capt. Semmes has vet to Lem that energy
!. dwells only with freeupm. F"c labor is th,
:. secret of Northern strength.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03
STATE AND LOCALS.
The Little Election,

The election for Assessor and Inspector, or
what is generally known as little election, "
took place yesterday. There had been but lit
tie interest manifested on the part ofthe Union
men, % little, in fact. that many neglected to
vote, ina not few, in the country, forgot the
election altogether But the Democrats, al
ways on the Gui ere on such occasions, worked
with their usual interest. The day was unu-
sually quiet in this town, and elsewhere, so for
as we can learn.
The result is in favor of the Democrats, OF
course, but as to the maioritics we can arr We
at no definite estimate from t. e meagre rot,.t,s
received up TO the time VIC 80 to press. ',e
give the .eturns so far as we nave been ,ble ta
procure them; we think them nearly correct
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03

O, uoo,;on of Dr. Isaac Jump the convention Tor |
maIlv appointed as the Executive Committee 9l hent
Comfy. the following gentlemen =" "Soh L. 1al' I'd
oa chairman; Richard Harrington secretary, INC,
mU r,aa l. Sutton, Henry Pratt, John Moore roweIi
Xarnn Jobn T. Jakes, jones Neeaies' ~ m' y,
n-v;',snn. WIN. T. Shaw! On mouon' tpe coh'eh'
ton adonrned unti 2 o'clock, T. vi.
"on IN ~ ,ooc the convention reassembled, and on
,4,;oo T.rnceeded TO ballot for county Ilcket WIN
the following RESULT ta,,ss p Ie:
ments, coo. Coorrc
FOR sfteoresentotires-En Spruancc, Ueorso
! Paris Isaac c. [.oAapd, John Woodall, lhllc'i'o"
! c. Carter, Andrew J. Thomas, DAVID 1ohh'oh'
ShoriT-John A. Stevenson.
CO..,ner-eetcr Massey. A.
Lena COurt-John N. Clark, Thomas Moore, Ny
ers Cassons Joseph Frazier.
The Committee on Resolutions through tnclr ch2l'-
man reported the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted: c, ::
Res.Loed 6y the Union Pdrsy g hc" "O"'"9' ~
Count, CoarentiOn assembled,
F;,st. That we return our sincere ana heaTuel
thanks IN the AlWise Controller Oi the desthcS o
nations and of men, who has vouch sa1ed 10 ohr :"
nblic snch glorious delivcrance from The late san
ouinary struggle inaugurated to secure Hs o'o'
.. throw; and while are conscious that tle 1.'"
t Omnioo,ence has been inade bare in our behalf as
neoule we will ever remember with gratltude VI
sorv;crs of those men who were welded as lhstrl
ment lties in the hand of DvinitytO secure rcS''
rrdolent with in ,escrhaLe benefits to ourselves a
!, our posterlty. ,d rlodc
II Second That we cordially endorse, ana p'sus
T. ourselves to the maintenance OF the eq"ltaO" a'
.2ous measures mbodiel in the Amendments
constitution of the United States propose' Oy u
: I.atriotc Congress to the several states !
D., atcation; and that while we are opposed
=, Le investment of any class of persons in our mo
fl with any political RIGHT privilege winch they
- not now possess. YET re desrons to guarant
all crsons an equal ~ justice, anu lle r's
lf "a hf, Liberty, and the pnii..c, tcd possession
= their property.
Third. That in james Riddle, our c'hdi' ''e
Governor, and John l.. McKim, our .'"''
n. ReproScntative in Congress, we rocognI>~
Id sterling integrity and unAlnching a'rioti -, a
are assured that their election would insure 'al
OF fu discharge of official duty.
ng On motion, it was resolved that the thanks OF
party are due and are hereby rendered to the =
ho Executive Committee of this county for the ai'i'
RS aud efficient manner IN which they have dlschaTs
pft their arduous duties.
-, On motion, Mr.. Smtners was invited TO ar'r
. the Convention, and responded in an able spec
=, which was well rl cc.vcd. On motion, The c"y
,,;[ ton adjourned. /. b. COUkSEf' i'es
wv Da. WM. C. DAVIDSON, S,c,e,o,i,,.
DANIEL G. CovGILL,
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03
Pnli.lrlI IieIns.

At a Democratic meeting at Bedford,
Pa, a few days 60, one of the speakers salH TIE
time would come when monument would DC
erected to J. Wilkes Booth, higher tlal t'@r
erected to Lincoln 1t is supposed the funds
therefor will be furnished by the johnson
Clubs.
At a Democratic procession in Baltimore
last week, the tranSparcncies displayed the toI-
lowing diabolical joking: q" We are in favor o.
Negro Sutfrage-the way they suffered III New
Orleans" \ coffin was carried and labeled,
John H. Thomas and Thad. Steven over
coat" These atrocious sentiments are an IN
dication of the feeling of the Democratic par
ty.
The Rebel Gen. Wright of Georgia says he
was on the committee that drafted the resolu'
tions in the johnson Philadelphia Convention
! in favor of duly rcwarding Union Soldiers, and
that he took care to have them SO wordcd rs
not to commit the Government; for, If the
South ever gets into power again. all pensions
to Union Soldiers shall be cut off unless the
Confederate soldiers are put on the same foot
ing.
To prevent this, We demand Constitutions
guarantees.
The editor Of the Ga-ctfe condemns minis
ters for ensa.n.' ; politics, b. &c iDcs No
say word against the elevation ol Iru,rkard
and gamblers to the highest positions in on
: land! 1t really seems that he wishes to max
religion discreditable, and vice and immortality
respectable. The rebellion m"y be @ttrlbutc'
to thi, kind Of doctrine. .-R'l b'c1'.
The New York Hoald clitoriai'y IS: Th'
Guberaetcr:;al election in Pennsylvania. will be
ali one way. MILO, General Ceary will W.
doubtedly be elected by majority, that VII
, settle the questions at issue in all t6e 2tle
loval States and revive the old pro erb, :" A'
r6es Pennsylyania so goes the Union" "