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SEWARD AND STEvENs.-It is said that
Secretary Seward called on Thaddeus Stevens
at his looms last evening, and had a long
private interview. Everybody in Washing
ton is exercised to knew what IL means, as
Seward and Stevens have not been on friendly
terms for years.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-07

New Orleans Massacre to be Ventilated.
No MORE disgraceful page of American his
tory will ever be written than that which
shall truthfully detail all the facts in regard
to the New Orleans massacre. 1t will be
remembered that the President, in his noto-
rious St. Louis speech last summer, distinctly
charged the responsibility of that affair upon
the Congress of the United States. The
intere sis Of justice require that that bloody
massacre shall be investig ated and all the
facts connected with it be placed before
the public. We are, therefore, glad to see
thst the House OF Representatives yester-
day adopted the following resolution. 1t is
said that the Committee will proceed to
1ew Orleans next Monday to commence its
work.
"Resolued, That a committee of three members
b. appointed ny the Speaker, whose duty shall
be 10 proceed, without unnecessary delay, to
New Orleans, in the State OF Louisiana, to make
an invesu cation into all matters connected with
the Re cent bloody riots in that city, which took
place on the 3lst OF July and the lst of August
1866, and particularly to inquire INTO tue origin,
pr, gress, and termination OF the riotous pro-
CeediDg.; rhe names OF the parties engaged in
il; the acts of atrocity p4rpetrated; the nlmoer
of killed and wounded; the Charact r and
amount OF property de ,troyed, and whether al
to y hat extent those acts were partic pated IN
by members of the organization claiming to be
the Government of Louisiana, aud report all the
tac,s 10 the House: aud the Sereeant-at- -lrms, or
hi deputy, and the stenographer OF the House,
ale directed to accompany the said Committee
ana that all She expenses OF this investigation
be paid out OF the contingent fund of the House;
the Committee TO have power to send for peI-
sons aud papers and examine witnesses under
oath; also to appoint a clerk, and TO report
suoh legislative action as may be requisite IN
view of the condition OF affairs in the State of
louisiana"
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The True Point at Issue.
Tu9 Age, in discussing Mr.. Summers rec

TuS Age, in discussing Mr.. Summers recon-
stIuction resolutions, says:-
'Ibe bar in the way of this proposition is the
jaUi, stated bv the President, and urged in our
CoIuinns more than once, that Governments
eJ,aE ~ all The Southern States and hence Con-
gress has nothing TO do with reconstruction,
eXcert to allow the people representation"
The question is not whether Governments
eaiSt in the Southern States," but whether
those Governments are loyal, udIid. cOnSJitu-
tiondl Governments, and republican in
FORM" And the Constitution, in imposing
upon Congress the duty of guaranteeing to
every State a republican form of govern
ment, necessarily clothes that body with the
power of deciding what are and what are not
republican forms of government.
State Governments eTiSted in all the
Southern States at the close Of the Re-
bellion, but they were Rebel State Gov
ernments. and President johnson over
threw them. The Age, we believe, en-
dorses that action of the President and in
dong so OF course comedies that the mere
eristence of State Governments in the South
ern States does not determine the rightlul-
ness of their existence, much less the Justice
of their aim to share political power in the
government of the Union. That the present
organizations called State Governments, in
the territories of the late Rebel States, are
utterly illegal, fraudulent, sand unconsttu-
tional, we deem to be susceptible of the
clearest proof. That they are not republican
in form is equally evident. That they are
composed of persons lately in rebellion, and
are as thoroughly Rebel in character as were
those oveIthrown by President johnson in
April, 1856, hardly admits of doubt.
Congress, therefore, in interfering with
these illegal and usurping organizations, will
be but following out the strict letter of the
Constitution, while it will also remove what
s now the CHIEF obstacle to the peace and
progress of the country.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E1eg0 SHEPPARD'S SHIPPERS GUIDE,
Giving complete shipping directions to Railroad
River ard Inland towns througho ut twenty -four Yves
tern and Southern states, viz -
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin Mime
sofa, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas Kentucky, Tennos-
see Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgil,
Florida, Louisiana Texas Virginia. Mary
land, Delaware, North Carolina,
South Carolina, and California.
IT names every Express and TIE egraph station,
Steamboat Lines, Petroleum Companies Hote.s In
the above States.
Also Business Register in the back Of the book,
containing tie names OF the principal merchants manu-
facturers, ETC., in the United states
PEBK11 PINE g. HIGGINS, Publishers TO so n.
F URTH Street, are our agents for the sale OF the
work when publisher.
PHILIP A. BIGGINS, our General A gent, is now in
the city soliciting advertisements, subscriptions ETC.
All communications addressed to him at Box laSO.
Post ohce will be prompt attended to.
j. s. SHEPPARD & Co.
PUBLISHERS,
No. co West FOURTH Street, Cincinnati Ohio
NO. SC6 OLIVE Street, St Louis Mo, l246t
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The probabilities are that Nebraska and
Colorado will both be admitted as State;
during the present session OF Congress
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-07

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
| AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Est ate OF LAWRENCE KELLY deceased
The auditor appoDted by the Court TO audit, settle,
and adjust the account Of EDWARD KELLY and
THOMAS II. GREEN, Executors of the last VIII aud
Testament OF LAWRENCE II KELLY, deceased and
TO report dis rbutlon Of the balance IN the hands Of he
nurpose OF his appointment on MONDAY, De-
ctmber "a 1866 at O'Clock at his ONCE, No. lA2h
~ JOSHUA BPERIN0
I2 hnW St. Auditor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-07

THE law authorizing the payment OF
'loyal" shareholders for their slaves who
enlisted in the Union army, is very likely to
be repealed. It ought to be.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-07

RECENT dispatches from Minister Bigelow,
in Paris, indicate that all danger of col
lision between the French Government and
our own has passed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-07

THE Senate Committee on the District of
Columbia propose to amend the suffrage bill
for the District SO as to require all voters to
be able to read the Constitution of the United
States, and to write their own Names
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-07

MAMMALIAN is said to display the same
symptoms OF insanity his wife did IN her
rec ept visit to Europe. ..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-07

ADJoURNED.-Both branches of Congress
have adjourned over till Monday to allow
the Committees time to work in preparing
legislation.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-07
FOR SALE.

6i;i FOR SALE.-DESIRABLE CORNER PRO-
H;,h ny LEFTY The modern three story brick Dwelling
ShtLence, northwest corner of TWELFTH ana WAL
LIhCE streets new heater, range, gas bath, etc. /;
piazza on Wallace street. Replete with ali oOnve
ntnoes. Could be altered into a store with dwelling
attached. Possesso on with deed.
49, C.M 8, LESLIE,
WW No. T2T SAN SOM Street.
Am FOR SALE.-A VERY PLEASANT RESI-
E1 dence, In the city OF Burlington with nearly Four
Acres OF Ground. Stabling and other out-buiidlngs
M 1T0 good Pumps with the best q water Apples Pears
and kitchen yard. Address Box 17O Post ONCE Bur
lington, New Jersey. ~ II 6tt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11
\ rCu ;s.vrlmst.s ef Schoo Books a
, ,wmn.c..', store 9s Brady street

=. C.o.A Oh
..a5,e ,e,y 'Es s. swn IL dis epr:s amoI
W. M, a.. n.s ecrs md sepslss.i asticas -
L 20 ,me of Cod uvsr Oi,
s1..i. Cot Liver . sueoetured .,
~. coast irom fresh ID Iiv,ss Il 10 - sses'
.sn, 40 h ea-is realised By ehs nsss Ssltsase
40 4. Eoie manufacturers,
CA3.EyJ, HACK 4 CO.,
New York.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

Az Ase.r 4 Dsp.-TsAs ssemcsd 10
rne - . es.etas - Rsdy tsstss. near
c ..,,,'ss1slit Ailsy NJ syAt, ~a.i.il ~ u
led. H6s Il silh Z org. latsd - aerm.>
natAs we ~ hard unsk % ssas.. P.ssers
b tafso usshs slsss vsse ssvsr1l sAsicks
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wssv violsully vosissssiss = - .ine, and
whsa hslf dessa rssklsss yoanS u,sa xsrr
. n. teehssgs osdly v shs rescue of inno-
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srn'. Sons sasslIant = calins (ppsssl
h~ sl'eysag ~ seripsssal injur*isn to
{. - - ~ tsi - walk," /" - ~ pslses
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mas. sish = ~ eaert pss~ tiil esesias,
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fbat's I'll sekse~ eAe4 thssuaeA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

0os weoAn IN another colu"a p,,s Z!
Saabusg esspes for Speer's Vine. Il
adm1mADo 0slsls, ossd ip th- hospitals
By ehe 0fet csaas families IN PARIS, Lo'at
Ns~ York, in preference to eisi
Wa. Il is worth trial. ~ gv
Satisfaction. or
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11
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H.. 49, IS /, ish. Sc;rnc. has 4, co..,
cred nsay osshods Of sxttsct,.g its virtues
80 ssa1aiaE, - snaA bulk. the &C.
rsisciplss Of he Bark. v's: Qu,,.iae. C'n>
choaiar, etc., ell ot wlicn IRE nvs aao.e as
f6 kSoAs eant oe . =. ii ic'' e
tesie = eAass u Osbilisy. Nisss Swsa' ..
OcsoNslA Dyepspsia, Lsss = App..tlte. end
othes Diseases tseidsatsl - . disssEan',.d
evetsa, he's induced m- o rle-e, !. y
the 0edtsol pvOies. 'on rrd .nii'fv q 6
0oss reliable, safs rud :, 3 iu' teri, I
60 b psepsscf. co,pbiDing =. il dr., ~
b ecl1ve prsnciplea "f t'is lsUe Ca;Isnja
Dssk, 9Th other ingrcdiun ch .r5ar
Il ~ per;esaipa vi rei.. ~ for r g
psHgo6 b Z. N. Ms.,S a. 4s7 Broad.
~, - Yssk, ond 6or re BY III Drugs
gia1A pv3ce. ol per bot ls.
0uaAoOe Z Van Scl,ssea. snd Ecier,
eissA Z Miller, Age, II. Chicago. sgo l3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

0yeus sseah ars ~ bad stats - at ones
% y0se Druggist aad pusehass bostls q
Reosvs Ns0r0st Od0ntoliss, The ~ o.
vhisA will eject ssaplets chaags = their
locko.
lf your breath troubles The olfactosy
ueevea, The Fragrant OdOnlollae wiu ses it
- g1GhA Try q aAd ceaviaee yoorss,f -
~ 5ss nogsss' Eslossas OAsnsolane and
onho - oaher.
oes1 ~ DsudBtsss end psses 0eods
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

Pr Secretary a 6tete,
CO. CNTt. 8. -. yASANDA, Of Delaware.
Y rTroasures u 6saas.
GIN. 0xoaGg A. DrOHR II Hsssy.
Fs Audsecr ofSlais,
CAPT. ROkERr ". U1On4, u Posk.
- A.: ~ 0sasssl.
CAPT. WEBSTgr BALllSVER efLse.
i Register II State Land O0ee.
LISE r. nsKINHiE. Of Clay.os.
FsA epertsr of Sasee4s Cesst.
CLPr. xLUERf ST0ODAaD, offsna.
fss Clp6k of Sspssas Csas1
CAPT. FRED. O01rsCaALK. Of oabsqse.
Foe Osagtsss-secord District
John P. COOK Scsss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

Ausns 3 Bnss.'s CulnvAsos-AmoOs
~ many nssAises psssscularIy wssshy tie
neliss q ese Cssmers ID the above ,asnelsa.
- cslsivaess. This is, without excspeies.
~ ~, siapIssG ~ ssiIity epnbinsd.-
n oaauSsctesy u at nuseasine. The
paasaesss ass yell known, aud tbs CSkiva-
~ nssds enly tair iial 70 ssss.d 4. No. l
uasafpsaoe1. oaDo-dlw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11
Bov Ysss Usy 0eods q Otso Klses's. 10.
- Seonna street. tual7

Psuogeo MN AuD fascEiE ksuea..
Oc,oa61A - 1stAp911ll, (else sHlled L1vee
spoA)o11 lsaGee. = flsuklsa, ars often
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bssasllD; - ~ ovSatly mas ths bsas
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s06seaaDly ssaeve thsn without injueiag
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disesvsesd . rsosdy fesAsss discolusasier =,
whisA y q saes psoaps, inlAllibls. eos :. )
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Ossl1 Ia. Prepared only By 2. Q. PEI, ;.
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Yesk, end los sAls BY oil dsueeists. .
% pr bsesls. Call 6ss Psvys ue's a.
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Whslsaals Agsnts. Chicago. III. sr =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11


RsruaSuS.-Dr. Jss ,mpL.n. Who has
hcn II Dss Mo,nss Cor fsw days past, b !.
rstusr ed, end can nov b found At hrs usual
place 81 business. reidy - attend to sl who
may give ni call. sse card in nn"ths.
coluian. n.
SAssArH ScsooL sxn A 81
bas:. S..h,"l Cohventio( |s held at the C.l
vary Bap is. Chnsch anrrooon. com.
uc"cins u hall past Tie hi.hens'
Mss Meeting '...Z Is'. ,..~ .v..'' =
PAaxs,s1p.s..s Ns Gk>xT The re -
get s,andl Seized l0Wk% %ior yoGr ch'l1F "a
i. a. C.s..sAh's. - ~
Csxrs' ,r'sa,~i Fcrs.-R mirs'or :
Co.. in Mich. y b'u hsv' .ly or
hard Are. class q nent o. ,is' fur
.i'"'"s s"oa'. end err aTs'' : '"'"n
Seizure TO order at = notice.
lsr.avrx.sr.-yecry Nsn:.t, Ssq, Is
n,akirg . valu & .mprovsnsst on lis
pr,per.y on Frs3 1t. ect. lie has taken sh~
roef 81 ose/ /sey sssi" hssss. next 70 the
s'ssis.ipps Ioa9. an has built ~ 'wo
more ssori, . desi rs the erst ss"ry
!er gaia p p''A ."d b upper '''s ''F
boardcrs.
Tus EDAine D.. .cvsISex.NW. W. Cones.
Esa, lA,re,a q 4. 3oss\ \r,..i,. 10 :
m'Y .n% W. hp.e". Pred
eNE q tts scstt C6s@ty Rpubaienn csu' ,
A4Ne & sncss.ssd n |,ks 81 - essa-
u M4dxewss,s T. shs Jteposs jsint lis>
cussSSd Of present poly ~ matters between
Hon. John r, Qoah1knd U: 2: LIZ ,m Price.
nay year 0cAoea Dosks ~ ena,a'
tnes.'s new Beck seore, Ne. -,
Ecrma ' ooepoe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11
0W GUT OPOPONAX +!
aK9RH anRORnNAX.

WVU88C OPO6ONAAs
AltAsagh sbe Prssident vetoed the Civil
1Aghss 0ill. hs will no doubt give his gres'-ss
sappess in sprsad'ng the fame Of Sweet Opopo
=. T. Smith L CO. New I ork,
Masufscsurees Of the Floral ferfunisrv.
Oa0eo =. Nick 4 Co.. Sssa0as
Gsssurses - Sssp,s asd fins Toilet Saa -. Can
dlsa. - dsalDss 10 Soap Aahsrs' ater'als-
nse = - - River S>Psse, CAisaCs jyY,ASa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

HssOA. ,. 1a.t:1, n. =.
,SRYsiClAN AAU SURGEON OM,e, cor.
uer Main end Sd streets Reai ,ancc 9Th
s.recs. bst~esa Scdat md Wsseern Ave1Ie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

CAssgss aud OIL Clelhs An esliss.l-
new stock and 1hsiss saylss COW bsing
tcc.ivsd by Weoaaus u Z Co., Roek 1s)snd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

roa SALx.-A seoes and fixtures. Ad-
sssP. box No. 016.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

0l - 0roWsA Sr o1aar peo1aseN
= ssAsrrel eslss ressssrA not dysl.) asd de-
esss ef the sealp. talliag %. Ae.. easseualy sss
ID ~ saiag nA0Ulag'S nAla COLORlN0
1oDS0RASIvR 0Akn. Pstse q rse bsel1s.-
Pe0peesa eaA ~ - J. . o. nA0Ol1e. Arag.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

On Tceeaay assaing 0sot. ilth, jane
Nt. 1, N. Ard - wears. fuuert! q 3 o'cl *
"Wednesday afternoon, At his residence on Fifth
street. betwres VNrsn aud s'nc. Fr'eucs Of
N. ,..nilv are respectfully invited 70 a.snA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-11

erapex DsAso 4 u-Rssws Cs>
K.:.-0. sivbse~sss osah ssasis'sed
III, r,sraing 4 hc,ins tlsat eur vsatk-e.' !
ss,;o~- ,.'s-q Frank Pssa,nss. Esq,. wss
@cal and n yic J, end TIA ls6os = gsa-
sssay 10 u tsA - 4 sfhe IT, 1s
aIpears Y y ~ Ely + hs VS. soas-
~has sroy I,sd with d'srJkr,. and thas get
G.s ysrjs ., Sat..vas(. bs c.''ed on ~.
r .n.i,. jwhe i.nnsdi5 5ls,y apllisd elective
scard,c1 siic', pss % feet s-aia.
,.d on oaday --yef7riay-hs hrsaks
~ us'a "a. about 10 Losas. and read the
pspers, md "a. ssjiajud,eisas - 70 ~ css
,cvrs s(vsssl ,inj IN ,hs gain. in sliops .
snd dr( (.sine ss.@. Attksc 1(lsk he vrs
taken sss,s. y. Ps(hch vss> n~onsd.
r. 20 a. k,i 8 The q ndi. 5. u afla;l( hssr;,d
tin -, ens to bed |..d \esan u sais.
sss. m( (ar,res % tsain\ check I. : e.'o's*a
.ympto| |ps. At ssken hs xss s(iled .sai:.,
and Hd m tn.t 'i~eSilI mid ~ every Il.
fort I'D made I, hsad On tie disease, and
., that tme there was ground for hope -
Lister ID 1.-The night .he disease ASSUMED iis
osu - Il b. end a. half psss s.' was
tssA, as early chs mo "'rs e,'p>e ~ss
ta.ou tokhe vAvl. = Y ,~l.e
Riaskll1umme, W heii ;. was n native
| ci b.-sf IL, N. H.. ard ~ t ut ST.. h. r..
:Ihi u4h hs Ca I, t"i. ci,y-~sriy III
u -. - vas Ipan l'Lo'al education,
nc. i. jrs.aeC>.".. We e:'sve.
"..,r} M y u, and
4 al r. /. 80 no~ -
{. ,fv. ~ 'e' Ne. Co.
her. h. ssh( ,...o h las .hc'N { Cob. :
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~ +; s4.~. k,sss!y :,:sra sea, r>pi tn.
ny isrn p y e". j. "r" r., ...s
e P.ss\ \~r I va los.a. lie wa. {. ~.
ss ysaw asA Al one uml lie hsd .afx
! s's.tve y tksines Hs Aas ssnia'. ~aAl'
/ ..rs.d~.-onsN ~r". rrie"dsaip a
s,"i.ns dAlsxes; s(S1F1ds to fs".., and
| cell dis.ss\i ,Ywari\ a'. lie VI. no s.;s
! sives in she oisy-hk vile and childrvu
ha.s ressediss OstdaIs svssaa yean, ssd
m, Of biz m;ly ecsss-llsvssA Alilsf fssids io
the est TAoash hi, deathAtbd 80 una.
ta,.dsd BY aiAis.ssing Il. .sis.. = OF ssyshsr
though shers las no relative &c dr. p . tsaI
at hls grave, VT many :. friend ho heef
hna sest ~iN bl(athe deep rrgrvss At ~
. .ins,, dsash srSe,s sans me-. ~ b,
y b ptscs
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