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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

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The Great American Diurctic.
Asori. immediate relief and affects permanent cures
of diseases of the BLADDER. GRAyEi- and DRciricAL
Sw,s lrxes in shorter time than any remedy ever dis
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nm. lQDH.UM'S SPECIFIC,
For the cure OF all diseases arising from habits of die
apsln excuses or the OF youth. st
tended with
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" Of Issaihise. Loss Of Power.
Wskefsluess, Trembling. Pain
10 the Back. Flashing Of
the BODY. Paliid
Counteusues Eruptions Of the Face,
Which, II noG rsmidsd. give ne to Fstnity kpliptie
ElfD. and Oeoef 0oeoee<s W0fu, Wm0u neGtocSeus -
frequently prove fainl Or end In insanity.
when the tone Of the constitution 10 impaired and
attended with the above symptoms. nothing will &C
surely and quickly effect cure =
nm. LllD1.CM'S SPECIFIC.
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or change " life. this rcmedy will be found 10 be In
valuable.
srAsxoDsc srncrrnss are cured permanently BY
the use Of
m. 1.UDa.lINg's Specific.
None who are afflicted with diseases Of the Genera
si.c Or Urinary organs need despair, M
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Affects the most wonderful cures. whcA all other rem
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Those suffering from the d. strcssiug effects Of mcr
curry when II has gone into the bones, producing itch
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Thousands who In mIsery follow their daily occup'
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
Western Union Railroad.
kiQQ 2lG


On and amer N1en4uys May 11obs
The Steamer Iowa will leave dock foot q Bfady
street. for Port 8ysen. - follt.::
Al = A. NJ connecting With train for Fsl.
ton. Savsnas, Duhuque, Deriving il Dubuqas !
Aours tn advsnce Of any ethsr route) Fseepose.
REGIME. md III points north snd northwest. -
and northeast, In central Iowa ana sousheea
Wisconsin,.
AZ Z p. NJ. connecting. With srsia f6e =:
vanna, rreeport. kseine md 0illwookoo, ~ q
points north, wese and est.
The following ase Tie rates Of Fare = peaata
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
HURlEY'S
A & u . Il Q n 6.
p erlSrely Rel Die.

The only remedy for Chills and Fever or Aguc and
Fever that 10 % can be depended upon Il Hurley
Ague Tonic There have been thousands cured BY
using Il who had tried the usual remedies without
benefit but in NO CASE HAS nURLEY's AGUx
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT CURE. All who
have used cheerfuy tell their afflicted friends Of it.
y sure and certain article for chills and fever Any
one suffering from the chs would con.ult their own
interest by scndug to adrug store and buying bot
te II is pleasant to take, compared with Others. and
will be certain to all Of Fever and Ague
Chius and Fever. Send for It to the proprietors.
HURLEY. RUDOLF Co.
Louisville. Ky.
For sale BY tho Wholesale druggists of Loussille,
Cincinnati. Memphis. st. Louis. New Orleans. &C.
Every druggist and country msrchant should have
In store, especially In districts subjec. TO chs and
fever or ague and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

NEW OnlRAxs, Augusk 30-Fourteen
cases % chulera occurred yesteniay.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
nURLEY'S STOMACH BlTTIRS.

For debility, loes ofappette weakness Indigestion
dyspepsia. want Of action u the Liver, dsorderea
stomach There no Bitters that can compare With
these In removing distressing complaints. For sale
ean be had At any drug store In the United States,
or nom the proprietors. Louisville, KY corner Of
Seventy and Green streets to whom all orders should
Be addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

Ftsa and SITTER July Nh 1865. Trains will
leese u eonsseeion With I'll Western lines,
IRON puxkiRx 3 . AND sALAnAxcA-yy
Nse Yssk tine isoa Uaion Depots:
ssAs =: = ~ 1 9a:sx , DAY sx xII1
1noeeoes1s = Hssnellsvi1ls With the 80
4. \. Day Expsees fFoa Buffalo, and ar
Ssno 4. \. RxPReBS NAIL. from Dunkirh
Aailv, (e1esgs 0usdals.D sseps = Sala.
ellsviils esd Cersisg vitA he 40 A. \.
Iapress Mail nom BuEals, and arrives 4
>.as RI =: 4. NEW \ Il Yo 81 NIGHT EXPRESS
lrsa D1nkifk. daily (exeept Sundays,)-
asels = ssls..sss - Z. n..snd afriye.
With afternoon Trains Ind Steamers iol
Destea nd New Gnslaad Cities.
FROM BUFFAL0-By New York time fro,a
Depot Ger. Exchange and MichigO St..
ss0o 4. n. NEW YORK DAY EAFRgsS.
fSusdays exesptsl.) Arrives in New yori
q 1880 r. u. Cosnects q Great Dend
with Delaware. Laekswanns : Westeru
Railresd for Ph1adslphia, Baltimoes and
Washington and Gil points South.
$50 A. \. EXPRESS HAIL, viz Avon and
a a,sssa !" r.: dxs ayy, :,ssSs e..
sects q Elmira With Willismsport 4 e.
mira Railroad for Harrisburgh, Phiadel
phia. Baltimore, Washington and points
Nouth.
ssooP r.. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, sunday.
exeepeed. steps for WeDA and water only,
sud strives 10 New York 100 A. n.
els p. n. NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS,
daily. Connects q HornellsviIle with the
AIS Pm. train from Dunkisk, aud arrives
anew York q l2.3OP.M Also connects
q 8l0isa for Haerisbarg, Philadelphis
- Douth.
ilsDo r. \. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily
(sxeeps Bundays) Arrives in New York
q as p. Il. Coo0octs q Elmira with
Wi1liamspoet 3 Elmifa Railroed; It Great
Bend With Deiaware, Leckawanna Z IVES.
tera Railread, and q New York with Az
tornoon Traina and Steamers Tor Boston
snd New 8agland Cities
Only One Tfeln East ON sunday, leaving Bof
ialo : SIS r. ~. end rsashisg New York a
14SoP. n, h sdsanes Of IL ether fostes.
Dsstos an Rev Hsslnd Passengers, with
their Baggage. - transferred free Of charge il
New York
n - vsstilslel and Most Luxueieas
Sleeping Colehss - IN The WORLD ~
aseonpsay ~ nig6S tseins - thss rsilsay.
B4seAeE 0HEcxED THR000H
ELrs sissys = - = y ~ esaer ssss.
ASH FOR rlCKgfS VIA HRle RAILWAY.
NM g IS o60ained q ii Ppsncipel fSeks'
O0ess Il Toe Wese ~ South WesG. 100
i. RIDDLE, VM. =. BARR.
ose'l Ssp't, Y. Gee. Psss. Az. NY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

- Ts'soseDnJ CnaeAoe, 40. g.
Plous-Ths nsskse ~ stsslv - v.,ac,e,-ss ~
sations. Demand light; prices desssiss ~ ~.
Decd lseel shipPi..e ~ sa.d fos nsw cSsst. TS1
On No spssss, els eine 1rn 4 a fceefn =, -
nsr. sod u . for u. Is.sr IA e 49, ~ .
1sy ios d,asrsu, g'slss yer. = fo,ssc - -
q fsaei 81 No sprins e q al 4, r.ssst.1 sps;ss
new iiSosei -, RI. e'sd .p Ing i'd ioc f'"'
Cesn1 T. n soIH e."aad s..: Din 0;sxs fos
white See In siore. CAna con- mo1e ,,is s.a ssi,,
At 5aceszxc; No sse, ~ high mixed. and 6oEe
No. aaoes ss c.sse; st~sd, Aensnd Tor No Il
| store at 62ke
O.s.-ssesdy ed arm a. issn 70 for Ne. /. and
| 2sa2ske for No In store =
Barley-Quisi sse shsnrs; salss Of new No. I
| q 9Oc; old 10 ~ Coz In s,ors w.
aixhw'nes-S .ssdy Ard asmin slly sneisp seA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
~ IA % RIuEA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AND CAOn.ERA

Every one should have IL ready for use vhen
a'tncked. for il you have 10 wait until phvai.
c'an arrives. the chances are ten to one sgain. I
you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

~ eereeas, Davenport. Iowa
Residence Ceanptoa Hesse, On Iewa $500
bssUess - nj ~ stree0. One Asoss fren
- 10 4. H.. to4. and 70 sP. \. sn6ls-la
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
New Hork Markes.

Coiton-Quiet. at 33as4 for m,ddiino INLAND.
F:our-Rcoeipts 3 ,956 bushels. market to0.s
lower for choice snd inferior gredes. white me-
dunn grade. ire scarce and salea steady. ne 70
Qts. ~ for E,. State, and o. 7safs.so H. com.
mon u medium extra Western. e. 49<pelo for
common TO good shipping brands
whest-Dull and atssc lower. o. 90 for mig
new smber state.
Rye-Q0ies.
Barley-Dull.
Coru-Receipts SOL .1sa bushels market
Q?c lower 7s@scc for inferior. sc,t@sl for
shipping; 6ixsa Western % 0el 90 fos white.
Oats Receipts Il, 2s5 bushels; dsil and hesvv.
aud ic lover; 4o@4rc for CHICAGO 4saSo ~
Nil, 81 9 for 0resn Bay
Perk-Quet and firm, ess. ,Oa al. siL for
new. closing At - rs cash oss. 500 osl ia.
Lsrd-firm ss ls5S@2ok.
Butter-Quiet.
WHISKY -Stesdy aad usrv setive.
Pstrolssm-9uist; g7kA60 for crude. and
l40A51< for refined in ond
LATEST hAaEgSs
Floar Closed l0c@25c lower for choice and
iafssisr srsdes.
Wheat Closed dull and s0As lower
COrn-closed heavy and l@2c lover.
Pork-C!osed quiet and irregular: new mesa
oS3 .75 cash.
Lsrd-Closcd qsiet and arn as lsk0aox.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

THE EMBODIMENT OF
PRACTICAL AM
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Or'csndAy patented Nag ls, 1859. improvement
patent time 9Th, lssa. TIE celebrated FAMILY
aEN Sh" ING MACHINE, WITH paten, cu~rfsa
attachment, Almost Wonderful and iegantiv con
structed Novelty IL NoisgLsss in operation, ueee
the svnNsuf Ssrrls, scws with povpir o.
SIx0ls TnRxsn o. ali Kinds Makes The R..rir.r
Stitch more perfect and sscu.ar thar nv hand
and with extraordinary rardity. making Is
STITCHES % each as, olugIcN of the WHEEL. Win
gather, hssr. rnTs. ..trr. ircF ran up frsaffk.
&c, &C.; requires M charge of s,iieh ~ NOV
LiApL. TO Gsr or OF cItnxR. and w.i,a.t a ttrs
TINE, being The STRONGEST MACHINE made II has
taken the rssN,uA al Stars FAtss. aud recei, "a.
ME approval OF all Tie principal Journals and .
| these eho have usxp them.
s.Bor the Drosomakef IL 10 Invaluable, ebr the
Household i suppliss . veeans plaes." 60.
6y's ks6Ss' Book.
This machipe surpasses all others " have
seeA. I'D twuud require column - enumcrsts
| W. aumereuo virtues. "--iIemcsrae Davenport
with = single or double threei, il ailently
| ystvsry rapidly, with common needle. make
| che running stitch exactly like the hsnd sewing
! -. J. 7Isbuas.
| An persons Who buy or offer for sale limitations
ofthis genuine Machine. will be prosecuted FOL
infringements IN the pstenss. This il the on
| low priced Machine secured ~ patent
| Single Aaehlnss sent 20 auy part Of the ccuu
Try per Express. packed in box With printed
intructicns on receip: ofprlce. Is. Agents = ant.
- every where. Circular containing Liberal In.
| tvceUents sent free.
Address oil orders TO
FAMILY GEM EWlNG'NACuINECO
vl5dwlvl 0afcc. log Nassau Street y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

Nee. -. - ana - Deanaolph ~,
C0ths and Balls, French Chalk, Cue Tips, Cut Cut
tess Cue Cement. Pan and Fancy Cues and 81 Other
materials belonging 70 the trade. Keep also cqn-tan
y "a hard large assortment a Rosrw0od, 0shog-
any. Oak and Birch Wood Billiard Tables, with MAJ
hle q Slate BSdf also Pigeon Hole and Bagaeee To
blcs. #
The recent Improvements in these Tablsp MAKE
them unsurpassed 10 the world.
Renember J. N. Brunswick. . Patent COmeaaatS
Cushions patented December sth. 1851, and July -,
lSie, fue which silver Medal was swesded In Al.
gust. 1859, and . Gold Medal IN Septeuoef, $50.
Tables supplied with our --latest style fAent Combi-
nation Cushions and Marble or Slate Beds 1t short
notice. Ordsss from the country promptly attcnccd
10, hy addressing the subscfibers
r. o. Box 1894. IAug30-Iy1 CHICAGO, ILL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
NuRLeYS P0PVlAR WORM CANDY,

A. this 10 real specific for Worms, and the best
md most palasble form to give to children, II 10 not
saspssing that Ia fastsakng place Of al other pre-
partitions for worms-it being tasteless. any child
win take IT, auR35d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
PERFECT MODERN
Sewing Machine.

Parties In want Of . reliable mecAiss fds any spe
eality. that ill n0e assppoint them and viii b
found ready and co0petent to 20 it, work. should
not fnil examine aud test the Singer Machines ~
fore purchasing ether and inferior artclee Esssy
machine warranted and full Instructions given By
competent and courteous attendants.
silk. Twist. Cotton and Linen Thread ION spoclsl
Needles. OH. &C.. Of this best quality. always on hand
q No. 81 rcrsy street.
r. S.-This Company has ~ announce that they an
now prepared to supply their custumcrs with the
most practical and perfect BUTTON HOLE MA
CHINE In the w0s d. and to warrant the came IN
every respect. jys4h&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
Or. srRlcklAnD's
AN1l-cnOLERA MIXTURE,

ID. J. II. Jordan. who has charge Of The Gin
cinnsti Fourth Street Cholers Hospital. In ls4s.
sayr. in u letter 10 the public
1--WE recommend DIR. STRlCKLAND'S
ANTI CHOLERA MIXTURE bsceuss ~
KNOW It TO he good"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

Inspection. ..................l.3Oc y bushel.
Trimming. ....................:.kc Z bashei.
S0Oroge-lXc y bushel for 10 days. and
Hc y bushel for every subsequent 10 days, Of
fractional part thereof
Stacking. IL sesed -wheaa, Rye asd Bar
ley. Nc y bushel; Con. lc do /; Oats. Nc do
same II tied. Ne do.
1Draysge-ro Steamers, in sseks-Oats
lie = bush-f: Wheat, Corn aud RYE. Ike do
Barley lAcdo. To within limita bounded north
BY North Market street. west by fiieeemsL street
south by ChoutesU Avenue. in bulk Or IN seek
nc y bushel boy ond shove limits 2c do. "a
ksss -. Louis dspots. 6: y 100 he.
All Drs.ste from the Elevator controlled BY
Apr25,dlv .OHN r. SMITH, Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
SEW ERANCE 4 WOOD.
Res0aena 1DenaDsas.
hfTlCI - lissdy street, betweoe Third and
~ fourth lenidae


nAvESfORT. IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
~ side Third street. bct~ees brady and Main
streets Residence nearly opposite.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

New Work. Stock Market.
Stocks steady.
Money on call sasy At 4Gs per sesl.
Sterling quiet, l,07.
Gold opened u ol.ls and closed q oiA7x.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

WIN. RENWlCK,
Oeoo0 Daw Nlall.
kUsMDER, SAlyNe0LES.
GAATa1. PlCHErn. AC.
0AuURAcsUuuD AnO oOL0 ~ LOWEST cAsu rr,c.s
nm - La0bsr Yard CO Rrsus Street. above
1aileoaA bridge
A.. Lunbee Yard % Asfrieon 4. between
49, DAvBNrORr. lowAs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

=. ID. 01CD9 4 R8DAGDN. N. n.
DDHYSlCiAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
4 9th DR.. Baker, under the Davenport Ns-
tionai Hank. corner Of 81 and brady streets
ksssasScss-John N. Adler, ". b.. J. ". II.
lIsker. u. d. Avis.u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
GEO. Z. DBvIREUx 4 90,
R.AlL.A q. -, ~ lin
Machinlst's Supplies,
AND GENERAL
Ne. ~ Froaa Street.
spsSo.tlv DAVENPORT. IONA.

ROOFING.
TNHLr AND COMBUSTION ROOFING.
y dose 10 the beet possible asuaer and wss.
ssated. Repaeiue dena q short notice.
Also. To Roofs repaired asd painted wAh ~.
trotum vaeoish.
Ais. nooase aassrials Tor ssls By
]. ]. BROWn.
Rsssdsscs, he ~ sarsst, between io~a sed
- Olaiee. y. u. Nsv. t.0lS. s.Hs,-ds.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
DIR. }. NOUhANS,
nspEl SllGAN AND Ss'EcGEOy


HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
III ERA Pepper Hangers. Giaiiers. DC. shop
corner Main and Fiith sts. mch2s div
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-31
Be onthe Alert! Dangers at Hand!i

This has been sickly season. The medical
faculty prophecy evil in tho future. ihey
think pestilence is on the wing for America
Suppose this to be true what is the best defense
spainstitl REDOUBLED NERVOUS VIGOR-'
This is the only protection against PANIC as
we'll as az ainst the PRINCIPLE OF 1NFEC'
TON. Why DO not those who predict the cpl
demic propose an adequate preventivea Ihere
Is one tonic, nervine and alternate, compe'
tent TO shield the system against the subtle ele.
ments of disease, whether they float hither on
the winds from distant lands, or rise like vapor
from our own soil, OF are Incorporated with the
universal fluid. This ONE PREVENTIVE, OF
which there is no duplicate among the COM
pounds either of the Old World or the New, is
HoSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERs.
Remember that it is specific for all the COM
plants which lay the system open to visitations
of deadly epidemics If you are dyspeptic, 1t
renews the vigor Of your digestive powers,
gives you appetite and restores your cheerfal.
ness. If you are nervous it inyigorates every
fibre Of your nervous system, from the base OF
the brain, where it begins, to the extremitiss
where it terminates. If you are bilious, 1t dis
ciplines your unruly liver and brings the action
of that organ into harmony with the laws OF
health. 1t is, in short, an invigorant and alter
native so powerful that Nature, with Hostetter's
Bitters for her ally, may bid defiance alike to
native malaria and foreign infection. If this
enemy we hear OF, this disease which is desola-
ting Europe, is really bound hitherward, it be-
hooves the prudent to put on their armor, to
clothe themselves with invulnerability as far as
human means will permit, by preparing the
system for resistance with this pure vegetable
antidote. iy3l1w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-31
Five Thousand Ter Anuum

So, the membrts of the Thirty-ninth
Congress have voted themselves five
thousand dollars per snnum, and among
the Yeas are recorded the names Of HUB.
BARD, LATHAM and WHALEY, of West
Virginia.
Poor fellows! invent terribly against
the grain with them to vote themselves
Eve Thousand year, but they were con-
PEELED to it by the purest patriotic mo
tives. Somehow the measure got tackled
on to the soldiers bounty bill. and as
the Wheeling Intelligencer says:
Several of the members, cur own
among them, rather than vote down the
soldiers bounty bill, preferred to vote
for the whole proposition, and take the
risk of any assault in consequence y
Was not that an unfortunate fx9 And
what is singular, Congress fixed it all
themselves. They have actually forced
themselves to take Ave thousand year.
Has it not been we'll managed2 With a
Radical majority Of three to one, and d
complete control, therefore, over all the
proceedings of Congress, and with PEG
pie already ground to the dust by taxa
ton, they vote themselves FIVE thousand
year and then 60 before their constltu.
ents with such miserable pretext for
their own Justification. We are advo.
Gates for coercion in all proper cases, but
we never heard before of set OF men
coercing themselves to pocket few
thousands out of pure patriotism
We commiSerate cur own representa-
tlos in Congress. Mr.. WILEY advo.
Gates negro suffrage from the finest and
most exalted principles Of selfsacri6cing
love Of the people. We are willing to
concede to them all, that their devotion
to principle is about equal to Mr.. VIII
LEY's. But we venture to make sug-
gestion Leave the additional thousands
which you have voted to yourselves 80
the public treasury The soldiers hu'u-
ty bill has passed That much is secure.
We know how it afflicted youy con,
sciences to vote yourself five thousand
year, but you need not take the money
The soldiers bounty bill will stay passed
without your pocketiug the doilars, and
your own consciences will be vastly re-
lieved. Alas, for human selhshueSS,
Every dime has, no doabt, been. already
pocketed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-31
Radicali.m in the South

1t would seem from the telegraphc
reports, that the expected Radical rebel
lion is already being inaHgurated III the
South. In New Orleans, meetings in
which both Radicals and Negroes paI-
ticipated, were held on the 9th inst so
aid the revival of the bogus convention
of "a, and to take such general action as
might most effectually disturb the pub
lie peace and create disaffection toward
the Federal authorities. Al these meet
ings the most violent and incendiary
speeches were made, riots were melted,
and the Radicals, both black and white,
We'd with each other in lawlessness and
passion. The city authorities have taken
prompt action to quell these riotous
demonstrations and to preserve the
peace of the city. Steps have been taken
to indict and punish the leaders of the
Radicalnegro convention for melting
and aiding violations of law, and the
President has indicated his intention to
employ the military in the suppression of
these seditious outbreaks. 1t is highly
probable that the proceedings of the mob
at New Orleans will be followed by SINH.
laruprisingsin other sections, but we have
every confidence in the ability of the
Federal authorities to crush the second
rebellion far more readily than they
eruahed the first. Those who have 80
long upheld and defended these Radicals,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
State Convention,

The citizens of this State who are opposed
w 49, ~ ->"-tu ara rennas..a - 80. =
their respective counties, or TOWNSHIPS al sucn
time as they may deem most expedient' and
select delegates to represent their county in
State Convention to be held in PARKERS-
BURG, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, at
ten o'clock a. W.. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for State Offices.
Where there is danger that public meetings
may be interrupted by violence. we recon.
mend that delegates be designated by written
appointment signed by the voters.
We also recommend that tho deleg atss from
each Congressional District be authorized to
nominate candidate for Congress, at the State
Convention.
By order of the State Executive Committee.
ID. LAMB, Chairman.
O. s. LONG, Secretary.
Wheelinc, June y, 1866.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-31

GOING TO HANG HIM-The Abolition
disunion convention of Maine, which
nominated Gen. Chamberlain for Gov
eruor, adopted a resolution that "the
President ought TO be tried by civil
tribunal and summarily executed"
That's the latest specimen of Radical
loyalty. Let's see. Didn't these Radi-
calls use to think that the Democrats
were little forward" and rather Tim.
prudent" withal, if they even limited
that Mr.. Lincoln, though very honest,
might possibly be mistaken once in
while9 That's our recollection in the
premises, 1t may be little inconve
nient for these Radicals to hear the
truth as proclaimed by Mr. johnson, but
then we wouldn't hang him just yet
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-31
GOuu.y Convention.

At i meeting of tho Democratic and Conselv'
alive Central Committee of Ohio county, held at
the Club Room Oh Saturday the nth lust, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Rcsolued That Primary Meetings IN the yari.
GUS Townships be held OIL SATURDAY the
18th of AUGUST, at = O'CLOCK, Z, NJ, III the
County Townships, and at o'clock, 7. NJ, in the
City Townships, to appoint Five Delegates IN
each Township to attend tho County Conven.
ton on the 18th of August
RESOLVED That a COUNTY CONVENTION
be hold at the COURT HOUSE in tho CITY OF
WHEELING at 10 o'clock. A NJ. on SATUR.
DAY the 18th DAY or AUGUST, to nominate
candidates for County Officers, and 30 appoint
delegates to the State Convention 10 be field at
Petersburg on the 22d of August
Reso!ved That committee of three be ap.
pointed TO confer with tie State Executive
Committee, i'll selecting delegates 70 attend the
National Convention TO he held az the city Of
Philadelphia Oh ths l4th day Of August next to
represent thls Coz gressiohal District in said
Convention.
ResoIred, That these proceedings be published
in the Daily and Weekly Register. and Der A T.
better Freund. VIM. G. HANDLAN,
Chairman.