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PIANOS.
PIANOS.
pIANosl vos,6.
HMOND MUSICAL EXC IAN @ &,
ISIS MAIN STREET YEAR THE PosT -oYFICg.
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS,

u
RICHMOND MUSICAL ExcHAN
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS,
sole agents for
CHARLES III. sTIEFF's CELEBRATED PIANOS.
These Instruments have been before tho public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In competition
with the bes makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST I'M
PROvEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege OF exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser
We refer to the following persons who have
sTIEFF'S PIANOS now in use in Virginia
General K. L. Lee, Lexington;
Thomas Fl. Wynne, Richmond, Va;
DR.. Huston, Richmond, Va.
Colonel Nat. Tyler, Richmond, va
Samuel A. Eaton, Richmond. Va;
Captain John Greauor, Jr., Richmond Va;
Thomas D. CHARLES, Richmond, W J.,
S. Hechinger, Richmond, Va;
Exchange Hotel Richmond, Va.
Anderson's Art Palace. Richmond, Va;
Professor Amhold. Richmond, Va;
D. B. Psiro, Lynchhurg;
Professor Graham, stanton
Professor 4. J. Turner, Stanton;
Miss Mary Baldwin, staunton;
Harvey EGnger, Rockingham county;
b. p. Harrison, Berkeley county;
Colonel James II. ssibert. Shenandoah county !;
John r. watson, Page county;
Dennis Daniels, Esq, Jefferson county;
D 5. Rentch, ESQ, Jefferson county
William Rush, Esq Jefferson county;
Hugh Mckee, Esq JeffeIson county;
! l.. Cunningham. ESQ Berkeley county
Charles R, C6e, Esq Berkeley county;
J k"y MI M haF k SErkBS sEEsey COUNTY
Jacob ssi9ysrt, Esq: Berkeley county
A. Bowman, Esq, Berkeley county;
l.. Compbcli, ESQ. Berkeley county;
Names Penny Esg BERKELEY RsItaISyy county
Hoffman K Brother, Warren county;
7. II. Custer, Esq, Rockingham county;
6. W. Rosenberger, Esq Rockingham county;
I + & & s 5so Esq L. Lexington; Al' county
James L. Miller, Esq, Shenandoah county;
Miss 4. Miller, shenandoah county;
Joseph Allen, Eco, Shenandoah county;
John W'ssler, ESQ, Shenandoah county;
Samuel Moore, Esq, shenandoah county;
Charles Moore, Esq, Shenandoah county;
Moses Walton, Esq, Shenandoah county;
Professor Louis Ide, Stanton
Major Hotchkiss, stanton:
J w. Abby, Ezq. stanton;
Isaac Witt, Esq, Stanton;
j. 4. Grove, Esq Stanton;
J. II. Burdstt Esq. stanton;
Or. Arthur, stanton;
Professor A. J. Turner Stanton
Professor Joel Ettinger, stanton:
A NJ Bruce, Eco, Stanton:
Virginia aud American Hotels, stanton:
$. s. Bradford. Esq, Culpeper Courthouse;
Mrs. NJ. J. Wise. Culpeper Courthouse;
- Hood. Esq Culpcper Courthouse;
Edwin Louck. Eco Page county;
Rev. Il. II. Philips, Virginia Female Institute,
Saurton
J. c. Covel, ESD. Principal peaf and Dumb In
stitute, StauntOn.
4 call of ALL IN WANT or SUPERIOR PIANOS
Is solicited. Terms LIBERAL. de Is
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The GEORGEANEA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. $3.50,
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, Thurs
DAY, and SATURDAY,
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. s
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, WsDaEo'
DAY, and FRIDAY.
FREIGHT received at all hours and forwarded
to Norfolk, and from thence by steamer TO Boston,
Baltimore, principal landings on Chesapeaks psy
and all landings on James rtver, at Reasonable
rates.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. ID. TATUM, Agent.
"a IA N Orce At steamers wharf.
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Rock HAVEN, MEADE CorETY, KY.
Il L. ~ 4

Rock HAVEN, MEADE Comfy, KY.,l
October e, 1865. !
NJ. Ei,Card Wider. LDuiScHIe, Eg:
Dear Sr,-I take pleasure in saying that ] was
suferIng from Agus and Fever, or Chills and Fee
yer, for sever raj months, when was advised by a
friend to try your famous Stomach Bittcr6, and al
ter using two bottles am entirely restored: ltno
only imparts new vigor. but it is truly the best
Strengthening and appetizng tonic, at the same
time pleasant 10 the taste, have ever known used
or afforded 20 the public and ! would lay 10 all
those similarly afflicted that itthey would be cured
and have the disease thoroughly eTadicated from
the system, to use your Bt'ers, and bc convinced
of their wonderful medicinal power and virtue.
remain yours respectfully,
2. L. HEWITT.
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COAL AND WOOD.
no THOSE IN NEED OF WOOD.-

ITO THOSE In NEED OF WOOD.-
i Having failed in more private way to re-
ceive applications for WOOD to be sold ut COST,
to those who may feel the necessity OF purchasing
nj this price, now desire 10 say that FIFTY
CORDS OF GOOD SEASONED PINE will be here
on FRIDAY next at p. NJ, and viii be issued
EIGHTY CENTS PER HALF CORD-the buyer TO
remove the wood at once. The carting will cost
about fifty cents per cord.
Those who will register their names with Mr..
Crutchfeld at the New Market, or at my Office, on
Ross street. near the Richmond House, by Thurs
day afternoon, will be irst supplied.
II is proposed by myself and some friends to issue
wood regularly after the LIST Of January next
de le-3t WIN. W. PARKER.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y CHANGE OF sCHEDUTR:-On and after
MONDAY, October lat, the mail train will be run
between Richmond and Staunton daily isundays
exceptedl, leaving Richmond at $50 A. NJ, and
between Stanton and Jackson's river TIL weekly,
leaving Stanton arrival Of mail train from ne
and FRIDAYS, and leaving Jackson's river at
P. d. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sATUR-
DAYS. The accommodation train will be run be-
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS, leav-
ing Charlottesville at s A. n. and Richmond az
3.15 7. NJ. Freight trains leave Richmond DAILY
at A. NJ ), and arrive At u. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS to Lexington, Harrison.
burg, and other points I'm the Valley, and to all
prominent points In the southwest, can be pur-
chased at the ONCE. II d. WHITCOMB,
oc2 General superintendent,
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ERESH ARRIVALS.

BOOTS AND SHOES ~
| have made large additions TO my stock OF
BOOTS and SHOES In the last few DAYS which
renders 1t, perhaps, the most complete and desra.
received:
Ladies, FrencbikidIfair. stitched CONGRESS GAL
TIERS,
Ladies' French kid doubled soled laced POLISH
Ladies French kid stout sing led soled laced BAL.
MORALS
Ladies French Kid stout single soled laced SATIN
CALF BALMORALS,
Ladies EncIish LASTING CATERS, from 80 so to
IS per pair;
Gents French calf double and single-soled BOOTS,
Gents French calf double and stngle.soled CON
GREsS CATERS,
Gents PATENT LEATHER BOOTS.
! have on hand, i'm addition TO the above, all the
dif, rent styles and qualities Of Ladies and Gents
BOOTS and SHOES now worn.
Ny stock Of Misses, Childen's, Boys, and
Youhs' SHOES II Unequslled in the city.
Purchasers will do well TO call at the corner OF
Ninth and Main streets
de I7-lw JOHN C. PAGE, JR.
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sEEDsMEN, FLORISTS, &c.

ALLAN IL JOHNSON, NURSERY
N MEN. sEEDsMBy, AND FLoRfsTs.-WS
Office and Seed Warehouse, 1906 Main street -
tween Smith and Henry; Nurseries, on the Hermit
age road. rr,
Orders received Al the seed store for TREES,
PLANTS, CUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS, &c.
The attention OF dealers In SEEDS Is specially
directed to our large and varied assortment OF
or In papers Trade list mailed TO dealers only.
Druggists supplied with all kinds OF SEEDS Tor
favoring and extracts. BIRD SEED, &C., at low
est wholesale rates.
SEEDS sent by mall, prepaid. dc Its
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MILLS u RYANT, TOBACCO EN-
VI CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pqr-
chase and sale OF LEAF AND MANUFACTURED
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consgnmsnts. Refer to A. =. HARVEY,
President National Bank OF Virginia JAMES
THOMAS. Jr., Esq, Richmond, Va. s; Messrs. H.
MESSENGER / Co, New York MeSsrs. JOHNSON
& Thompson, Boston, hass. jy @-ts
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ITO DEALERS IN WOOD.-The Vir-
i ginia Central Railroad Company proposes to
dispose of from four thousand 10 five thousand
cords of WOOD, delivered in Richmond during
the winter. The company owns an enclosed lot
on Clay street. and the line of the road which may
be used for reasonable time by purchasers free
OF charge. For further Information, apply to the
und snigned at the company,s office.
II D. WHITCOMB,
de l7-Iw General Superintendent.
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STEAMERS,

DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
u POINT, AND ALL LAEDIgGs Anx =
the TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the ak17
elegant steamers
JOHN SYLVESTER, . Captain z. G. GIYPoKD,
will leave Ludlam Watson.s wharf DAILY sx-
cept Sundays, At 8 o'clock A. ~, for CITY PoinTa
ON JAMES RIVER.
Passengers by these boats viii arrive at City
Point In time to connect with the cars Tor Peters
burg.
Fare TO City Point. ....'.'','..''.''.'ss W
Fare 70 Norfolk. a.
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.


SOMETHING GOOD.-BOYS -Ap
- PRIME sEwED BRo6aNs.- are
having manufactured expressly for our vU
custom, BOYS DoUBLB-S0LE SEwED 49,
BRoGANS, made very neat shape warranted not
70 have wood or paper IN the soies We can recon.
mend thom TO wear we'll
From all In want Of superior goods in our line we
solicit call, rs we keep always on hand IN. BEST
BOOTS aud SHOES that can be found, which we
sell as low a. they can be found anywhere.
PUTNEI WATTS,
dc Is rner Main and Thirteepth strccis
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DURE KEROSENE AND PARAGON
4 0II for sale nj the branch store OF
A. BODEkER q BROTHER,
des Sixth street opposite Second Market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

DR. MARk's sYPBiLirsc CuRE This cele-
brated remedy 10 an infallibe cure for
yphils in the primary, secondary and ter.
tiary stages
Dr. Marks Syphilitc Cure is the only
remedy ever discovered that will cure Syph-
lie IN all its varied and complicated forms,
ard neutrsl,zc the syphi-i,ic p.ison or Vi
rus. cleanse and purify The hlus,d. from oil
symphili,ie faint, end thoroughly eradicate
the disease from the system.
Symptoms Of the primary sfsge-Th1
stage 10 known BY chsneres or ulceie sp
pear.ng on the sexual organs few days AZ
ter exposure. DR.. MARKS Syphilitic Cure,
By faithful treatment, usually cures the firsr
-tsge IN from live to fifteen days. Price
per package. <l2 80.
Symptoms in the secondary stage-This
stage is when the disease han become con
stitu,ional, and il known BY ulcers appear.
ing in the mouth, nose. thr,'at. glands, skin,
head. nails, mucous membranes, eancerous
sore on the akin. scrotula, etc. - The
price pr package ioe secoodsfy >nee,
1880. including threat wash. II the
throat il not liberated the throat wash is
omitted snd il omitted. - PET package.
Symptoms Of the tertiary stage This
stage il known By nodes or hard and ain
ful tumoes on the bones. enlargement Of the
jo'nts. or contractions. hard pains in the
bonrs and joints, decay Of Tie bonsa,
eyphilitic rheumatism. alteration Of the
pAsas. etc. ~ Price pr packag !, ".
4 Treatise on ell q zual (w Private) die.
eases, to be had II the Office. free. NJ
charge for consultation q advice. Cure
euaranteed.
Dr.. Marks SypA,litic Cuss viIl u cen.
to al parts Of the country bv s1pssss, on
receipt Of tho money end g cents, for boz
ing and shipping. Orders ore daily recs,v.
ID trc0 Oh pasts Of The United States.
~ Prepared end sold BY DR.. E. EAST.
ERLY 4 CO., No. 20 NMth Fiith street, St
Lnuls, ~, end It thsir tsaaeA ssos ., No
- Madison stssse Ch,clea ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

The abeye liss Of veeers ID takea frcm she
Presidential election Of 1860. being the year
when the census We taken on which the
app0ttionment vas based. Il Gill BE- seen
that TWO VOTES in Massachusetts, have ~
lunch influences - rnasE in Wisconsin, and
FouH in ksnsas; tina, oNR vote in Vermont
IL squal y TWO in Wisconsin, and snsEE H.
California. and that It only takes NINE votes
in Rhode Island to equal TWENTY FIVE in the
Badger State.
These g'aring inequalities. would all have
been rec,,fied by bas'ng representation OF
voters as was propo.. I'd III congress, but this
proposition the radicals quickly disposed of,
br.sus. the inequalities nre al in favor Of
Ne~ England.
Wit" these facts before them, can the in
trlhscn,svo Of the vest be deceived by
the cry that the prcpO. ed amendment tqua.
ixcs the power of . vote in oil parts Of the
country The assertion has not the shsd.
ow of truth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21
UNION MEETINGS.

Conservative rn,on Meetings will be held q
the tallo~,ng tines snA pisces. End wtll b ads
ess~d ~ the speakers ~botc nsnes follow
the respective appointments.
The meet,ngs will conGsnce u halt past ssv-
"a o'e,ock = n.
Notices Of additional meeting viii hssseGtsi
10 ven.
BuvsAio. --ssstusAsv. Sepsemb<s. sd.
" T Ditioe ed &. 3 Cook.
Dssos.-vsidsy. espsembss sist.
E.E Cook and J. ". Stessst.
ClsouA tAt Fultoa) friday. ssept. Siss.
tJohn n CrsWford end WIN. T. Dittoe
Dysbs6ss the Commitaee,
". ". Cones, Charm ..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

The Hon. John r. Cook and Hon. Hiram Price IN
eisidr The sime joint diseusssn u the io'o~'sr
JONES cot NTY Friday, s-pt. sist. sf Ana
LINN COUNTY. Saturday s~ps. ~. q ceeas
Rap&s. - ..x
Wit
CEDAR COUNTY Tsssday. sssA ~. = ~
1uscArIxE COUNTY. Wednesday, Sept. so.
fcsTT CcvNry.- Saturday, or 81. = naye.
~ r!sc. y OPS = s.hsle "a spsssA p sn s:ss,
~ C.0k 70 oull0W Ia 0sse - Q eaDl u4. ~ lrtcs
10 siss~ 10 half hsMs ~ c6o2 IN s.j~s st Belle
vue ~ spsrch oses hsas - rs!ce 70 tolt.w ~ oss
aud half hours, NJ t'oOk Ia e'u~e IN bali h0ss
an, The saa- q Gnch wenia4 - H942 sisesna-
ting q u oprnng and tIcec, ne ndsnds " each "a
Nrriings u oommsase All 9cl4rkp
rrcsldsut of Scot, Co. Republican Clqb.
% hshah oi ~ CDnR No.. Com.
wv " CONES.
Chairman ri ~ Cong. Dist. Com.
sept. n. i&6.
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afSff ossS0Un." : :
III. ..1 ,s9! Es- t'''

A few days si2s, ~ pabl;Gooa - -
eeuut q tbe arssee efs widow lody q 81.
CLAIR, cod hse hsiug dsseopd be1brs JUS
tics of ths pelcs. charged With the esisse Of
saching scheel ID thot ''ioyal" county
They have . Shorter method Of punt. hing
iemSs' lsAchese b the 'lcysl" county o.
Clarke. A few weeks ego Miss Lizzie Aos
ley. tie daughter Of s WIDOW, Who support
I'd hes 0sehss ~ bes own sssninss, cos>
msreed teach,sg school at what + called IN
Bastor achool-house in that county. She
taught ons. day and before da'k that eve
ming the house Vas laid IN sshe. Mis>
Mosley removed her school to house be-
looeine 10 ths Rev NJ. Turner, . thOfvueh
kSu,ess II ssentiMsNt, teouGh ne 81 ehe
hSu9 Stunning snd thssAt-cnstiee clAss. ex-
.scs ime ,has his rolisiss wssld alike save
ns property and her school. Thee she
,sush, two weeks. when, on Sunday, the
oh. M. Turnes'0AoSss wsa bssssd 10 b.
ground The R-dsol iae ndias,ss Who CON.
united thee bsIo 1ngs 10 ths hsose are
kuovn. bus. il 10 said. cannot be p1nish.s'
in clarke csuav., bsesuss shs county -
c,as are Radicals OF the pluPerfect o'des.-
The y. lit,cal character Of tAs { uosy = go
,lv ee,oush und.r.sood irvls IN ilWpecsi"n 81
ne Il, cuen rs,ures. Il lies . ,v.s,ny popu
lssion Of 800. IL June 1661, there -
nothing in the wsy to IRE. emt Radscols fs"n
,sNsue alsis fua joss tss ths Wsw Ccasa,sn
non. .snd No. ssaashhus inA.sussssl % ~
.s ~a b. 64J vssssa Dss he lswlss:ase>
g o,ism and hOvss euysi"ss " the ksd'-
:, inis, mel. psss enisd foil vote VI the oP
4. n.n,s Of kadicsl,sm. .onse qusntly only
10 ,o,es wess pail. d aoainss this Const'tu
tieo q ouso. ThsHsnoi1 ie1m thla count,
IN he late legislature waS . Rev. nr. Coz
RQoR " lsgB Sn9sHs, 0ss ~
Qual mslign,sp. wLoaa short stteech.a IN IN.
senate o. sooonne Il Tier ,vnigariao ed
at,ocious scnti,n en,a. not upfrsquently put
Ne Rad al eonltesea themselves 20 The
blush. With such vs'isg end sssh Repre-.
asuaoajvcs il 10 no weudss that murders. IN
cend,aris:n, aud tther ac's Of d'a6olism are
Of not unfrsquent occurrence in Clark
Il 10 Doubtful whether il wil, be snv better
20 log a larer m, jsrity of the law sbid-
ing CONSERVATIVES tamsly permit . lawlcss
ninosity 70 rule them.
TAe WoeOe1~0 Of0epeeee0o0oo -
New ks9Dono a00 abe ~ ess.
In . pcvio.,s issue ~ stated that much
greater in. quslits exists between sa>lsr.
and western representation In ConGrese. ru-
xarding voters % the bssis, than between
no, thcsn and southern repr~sentsts q -
noe provided fos BY ,he constitution. The
sxs { fact 10, that . 70 in the south 81
present counts no more than vote in the
north, the aegroes being included In the
basis Of representation while vote ~ Nss
England couats q much - too os thfse
votes in some Of the States Of the wet.
A some Of The fsdicals may deny that
there 10 any such difference bsswesn ~
power u vote In Nee EnelaaA anr in The
vest, 10 give table shosine The exast Rg
urss. A. these 6garss are principally tal.
On from Greelsy's Almansc. the radscals vii
not DISPUTE their correctness
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TERRODLE CRIME:
4 AAsese Gslsa vVAappeA g DeosA
~ 01oe 0oaAor.

Kiassss. Q. ". Cossspoedepes New vork lsss.
Anothss 60 Of ksA shrld.lsnsiae. IL
possible more revolving in ehocksae details
enaa The recent Lindslcy child. murder in
Medina, n. T., occurrva ~ Sasnia, . Few
milso fto0 this city. - Wednesday ~.
ehe victim !" THE iaseaacs belae listlr
girl Eve years q - named ksse Slblev.
de illegi.imsts Ana0hsss q SeAsylss Siblev
end Miss Kate Oasss, oMd ~ q eyed peev.
ccasion lsodiag % the cruel ct being the 70.
fueal Of the child = ~ its psayess. Finn
the ss,dsaoe elicieed q The inoueee on IL
body q Tie child. Il appsosa shst on ~
sight in Qusssiun ~ msehss I'D hsatsu the
child with . sawhids TT esssiy On hour. and
when r:ndsrsd iassosble b. pain and lee
q olosd, thrust Il into . char end asas 70
bed. ~ suas ~ child ~ heaet 10
oson - In iaesnss aecay. bat ~ ~
sa@e quiet. and nsehine moss was hsssd
until ncef mdsntae. Uhsa oOefvGnt s6ASsjoe
~ rvom found The cnilA I'D, and inaedi.
eel! eavs ~ alasH upelx lhlpg The
child son The 0oee, whess iskaa lkiIea. !
49, fsvsodag sigAt vss pssseneea. TAel
80, 80 ond saooIdsss VEN acasfsd AnA
diseoleesd ttsm ~ tsssihle b,ovs e -
ssvhide. wAaIe ~ ssdy. ftsm hsad % foot.
pressatsd shoekiao. nenglsd asd bloody
appearance. Old scass. ecasrely hsalsd.
wsse Alec vi.ihls udoa the body. teseifvine
70 former cruel 6osyises. The medical ev.
'cencs showed thas the injuries Of The fog
eiae were alone aufAc,ens 70 produce death.
bus 0ns seriuss h csnsl inja 10. tho NSoagl
Of kicks and blows. had previously been re-
. lived; ant tbs entire absnce VI fvod for |
0anv hours hal clio somsthins q a. ~;,h
~ result. The marieeess. in b~iue er... |
incl. c.'nissssd ,hw f-w ,iays pr~v,ous "a
The satai at the father u the ch! IA had Al
uiai<esred I" H maas ssmeeaf.a \ ~,
Ssr ~ esy'ne IT. psayssS, aud oc1ryp1 ~
- do The same whenever il sefu,.a m
jury bsOugAs 10 . svrdiet crm;nes;r.
18th parsaiss wheesapen tAey vsre hssS
commistcd v psisoa - eeais aial f,r mnr-
dW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21
Tns lssrE.-Ths lllinois State Register
gives the genuine Republican pr,nsiplss, -
BE voted ON this fall, ~ follows:
THE GENUINE REPUBLICAN PRlN-
ClPLE - UNIVERSAL SUI RAGE.
WITHOUT REGARD TO COLOR
900

The story Of the invention Of the bullet.
proof coat which recently appeared in the
Paris Nord. nos turns out to be hoax
Tie pistol was loaded with . email FORK
OILY, and the in'icnted bullet. which was
sf,c wards shown to the a>tonished specta-
tors, Was dropped upon the floor by the
perpetrstor Of the hoax the moment the
weapon Vas fired
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

The donations Of Boston fnr the Portland
Reatee enna aouunssd to olo0 gao, e Which
oi0ts9 hes teen paid out. or Ne halsoss,
e26 900 has been reserved fos future con-
tiogeoc.es. SO. 900 plsssd q interest, = be
useu q the discretion Of the Mayor end Re-
lief Committee Of Portland, and the remain
der, o2f.65S l. still held by the Bos' on
commisees f6r oiepoeol.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

= V.,IS -. s.Mt
fss Sscssssy orStsse.
CoLOyRl =. q. vAxANOA. sfDesa~ase.
F pr Tssasess q Asass ~ -
GEN. GHoa0E A. STONE. Of Henry.
For Aud,pr ofSta'e,
CAPT. t1Ui ERr w. CROSS. esPch.
For Attorney General,
GAIT. WEBSTER BALLlNGER. Office.
For Register Of State Land Ofiee,
LINER. AskIxNl1, 81 giaytyn.
Pa Reporter 81 S6pstms C6ust.
CAPT ALBgnf sr0pDARD. cffsns.
For Clsk Of SupesUe Court,
CAPT. FEED. OOrTHCHALK. u Dabsqss
For Conersss--S~cond Dia'rict,
JcnvP. COCK. II scott
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

Oos Of The noss able iadoesss Of The
PAilasslphia Nalisesl uaioa CosvsqAien
end supporters Of the policy Of Prssidess
Johnson. IL John q. rreaons, whs In 1854,
wss the Republican candidate for Prssident
Ia opps-ision to NJ. Buehsssn. Everybody
knswa Fremont. HE .iie, bis chassSasrsnd
services TO the country, ere o. familiar -
housshold wsras. Ne go the orsl casN-
date fos the Presidency Of the Republ' con
party. he was eaqa(p9ed the afIssr
tons Of the supss =. Fnpon,. fre.
speech and free tsssll1. gaa1bs sh'bbolsth
Of 1866. Tic ~ss ~ pan" tn.
child d the issl y y )nics - the
woody horse" shse - laal,eths Democ
sacy "Jessie" ia tAae asnssaos campaign.
rrsssst vas The iasoirslisa ofshe new par
". He'd he have died ~ organization
would have gone baek y " chaos in which
the ed Wing putty len il, and he wssld
have been accorded The Ora Mich in the
blA,k Republican Paa,heon. and pions pill
grims Of that iaith would have lwsn doing
the most acceptable service to the 'cauae
Of God and humanity" by annually Visiting
the tomb Of the Pathfinder. II us waa
Fremont then. Nov, il Is different. "Old
things have p,ssed away and behold all
things have become as new" Fremont re-
p":i,tcs the tenc's # his old failh-he
brs IKE With hss old political associates, end
connects HIM elf With the great popular
movement insuGuss,sd for the ressos.,isn u
the Union. Along with Seward, and Beech
cr, ead Aahmsn, md Curtis. and Ewiae
and Raymond. and hosts IL other psomincn,
Rep~blicama. end talent and b anna cf the
oil party. Frsmont cue ts'as frum The sad<
'csl rs',b~ ard pisces himself ~ line oith
che conservatives. sis presence II Clevs-
land 10 % a.spicious one. Die name in he
West has lost so'hirg Of magic inAuenee
since the days Of 80. and thousands IL her
itasing. honest Republicans will follow Gen.
Fremont in his new political relations.
Tus late prolonged rains have done An
incal ula6N amount o. mischief Il scenA
almost srta,n that the corn crop cannot
recover from 10 much wet aud cold wealth.
er No, only is the country damaged u
the direction Of crossing crops, but the
season Of stat and county fairs has becn
greatly interfere With. Taken with resi-
e"ce y the mischici they have inf ctsd
upon the crops. upon fairs. upon railroads,
end in many other dirscs.saA The rams
hsss been the meat &.a>Msus that have
visited the COUNTRY &c long tine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

~ Nssss!k v;rsiaias says: .sThe Viz
a - -, ssSsssssns No. shc lntss.
yopssos - - ~. will yield largely this
sel9egs II - vsaisia eRsesrs Nv ksrnn
. ps.s ~ eesnees, IN Anticipation 81 : r0od
Northern trsde. q Of yore. This !. sss,S
'oeo6 IL cysesr dealers, fos last ve.s 49,.
wss 10 %" oil sides, there not i,eine n..,
3se quantity censuasd ehas thsr, ~ ~.
= iss0sr ysos0."