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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18
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faction in sending the following dispatch
which passed over the wires on the
night after the recent elections:
KBoKuK, Iowa, Oct. 8.
To President Johnson We've spot
ted you. Wilson's majority for Congress
in the township, is 370--a Republican
gain of 374 over the gubernatorial vote
of last year. j. B. HowB,
Late kicked-ou Postmaster.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

NEW STEAM MILL.-A new steam mill
is about being erected at the Derby end
of the old bridge at Newport, it being a
company enterprise.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

PArBSTs.-Among the patents issued
from the General Patent Office in Wash
ington for the week ending October
9th, we notice the following to Vermont
ers
D. NJ. Smith of Springfield, Vt, for
paper holder.
Jacob A. Speer Of Braintree, VT, for
improvement 10 horse rakes.
James A. Strong Of North Wolcott,
Vt, for improvement in sheep shears
Annotated Sept. so, 1865.
Chester w. Dean of st. Johnsbury
Vt, assignor to self, Horace Paddock
Halsey r. Paddock, and Moses Z. Bar
rett Of, for improvement in grinding
mills.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

CHANGE OF TINE.-Until further no.
tice trains will run as follows on the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad:
Arrive at Rutland from the South and
East at 200 p. M, 900 p. m, and 1885
a. m; from the North and West at 11;45
a. m, AS p. M, $50 p. m, and l2:4b
an. Leave Rutland for the South and
East at 1:10 a. m, 500, and 1910 p. m;
for the North and West at LOO a. M,
100 a. M, 2:05 p. M, and 4s15 p. m.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18

sF"The Hair Restorer that gives the best
satisfaction is Pestachine. Used and sold ev-
erywhere
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-10-18
MINERAL BATHS AT HOME.

A few baths prepared with strumatic Salts
viii effectually cure Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Scrofula and eruptions on the face.
Sold by POND MORSE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24


Some weeks ago gentleman from JeiIcr-
son county. Miss, addressed a letter 20
Horace Greeley. asking him, az oac of the
leaders Of the Republican party, what the
intentions Of the party were with reference
TO the South. Mr.. Greeley replied in the
following letter:
ROCHESTER,. n. ", Oct. 2s 1850.
DgAG SlR-Your letter elinds me away
from home. engaged In our political canvass
Leaving. with many others, must answer
hurricdly
1. know Of no consider able or iuilucn-
tlal portion Of thc people. north or west, who
expect or desire any general Tor othcr) con
Nscation vi Southern property. atm per
kona'ly acquainted with most abolitionists
OF notc-t,crritt Smith. Charles Sumne,,
Gov. Chase, etc. an | no. one Of them fayo,
apolicy Of coniiscation Thad. Stevens and
Gcn. Butler may be exceptions, Gen Il. be
ing new convert from the Democrats.
2. Even thu tax On cotton--,hough
think it falls Especially mainly on tho con
aumcr. not the produccr--is certain to be
taken oil very soon. II il sustained only
because ofthe need Of a local revenue.
3. am very sure that no Southern man,
Who remains quietly 1t home and attends t.
his business. will over be troubled because
Of his part in the late ::rsbellion. Assassins
and house burners may, somctimcs, be pros
ecuted. but oftencr these who ., ofessed to
be Cnionists than those who were rebels.
=. l think the general prevalent scnti
ment OF tho North was adverse 70 any cxac
ton Of the South, with regard to political
right for tho blacks, TIL after the New Or
leans riots effected decided change, and,
think, II is nov the more prevalent opinion
here that the better portions OF tho Southern
whites will never protect the blacks from
outrage and murder at the hands Of the low
caste whites. and that the right Of suffrage
Tor the blacks is indispensable 10 their sale
ty.
.. think you misicd yourself by n mis-.
use OF terms, when you talk OF equality Of
the whites and blacks" In five OF the New
England States their constitution and laws
make no difference, and know none, between
whites and blacks, and yet think, there Is
far less intercourse or political intcrmixture
between whites and blacks in Boston flor 10.
stancs) than in New Orleans.
You do not ask me for advi c outside
your questions, yet | venture to proifer
this counsel:
Let the States resolve 10 establish and
maintain, hcncc(osth, . thoroughly good
understanding with the Southern biacks.-
Encourage the latter to hold conventions
and select their best men to confer with
your best men, resolved that perfect, good
understanding between the two races snail
be had.
trust there il no more trouble ahead !;
but in any case such IN understanding is Of
the gravcst consequence to oil.
Yours Truly,
HoRAcs 0sxsLRY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24
oAlEVo' MEAD DlSpeNeARy

nsrABLIsH1D 1850. AND CHARrkRsD.
Hes inst publiahed The .sYOUTn's UAN1Ai.:s
opatolnmg - paese anA 10 i1noon1lane - ne ~.
elony asa rnyslolo1 Il ~ ssxsal ORg.as = lo1A
~ Dsoasss. incsalne 0slf Aboso, f5ivses DiceeeS
1U1ale Complaines. -. Win ~ aeenode q tTso0.
aset. isssnSsd = guide sos na.sied ed aagis.-
TSooe a@ie1sd WITH Hcenia. oineSs. ylganlA pl1o
Nocf1enal xmmlsslOne OF vmieoce1e, ~ snelos1ng 3
otamp win receive price list OF our sew fenedso
foe tkese diseasee.
THE ELECTRO MAGNRTIC PREVENTIVE
Thpee dedling 10 limit their 06spsng, en- eac1ose
eesnp for Pamphlet containing en9favlbgs cad q
= 0hjse4 q peeventioa. Al eofrsepoedenee eoa0.
eeoSia1. Adde'S III lettess % T. 3. WILLIAMS.
er~en- W. neever Oft Y.r-isviiir Wv
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Drawn Daily ~ state Authority.
REURRAY, EDDY 1 CO., MANA0ERS.-
Nl Capital prizes from o.. 900 to %, 900
Whole tickets from one TO twenty dollars; shares
IN proportions.
Circulars Of the shove Lotteries sent free q
charge. Orders for tickets promptly offended
drawn. Address
M MURRY, EDDY ACO..
JulV9AU. box sos LouisVillN X
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24
THE TERRITORIAL CUES.
T1ON.

There is little doubt, from present indica
tons that tho Radicals are preparing TO en-
force the DECENTRALIZATION OF the Southern
States. The experiment Is to be made with
Louisiana. Fit can be done taore il can be
accomplished elsewhere. That it viii, il
the accomplishment Of the object By any
means whatever is in the power Of the Rad
lea, Congress, is unquestionablc. Mr.. Eliot
Of Massachusetts has been appointed chair.
man of special committee, whose duty il
will 10 to proceed to New Orleans and "col-
lcct" evidence in regard to the riot At that
point some months since. Now IL il was the
purpose Of the Congress 70 ascertain the ev-
ideoce in the case Il could be done without
sending . special committee thither At 40
enormous expense. But such 10 not the In
tcntion. The Congress wishes the evidence
should be manipulated IN the interest ofthe
Decentralization Of Louisiana, and whers
this can not be done the testimony will b
altogethes rcpudiatcd and Suitable evidence
manuIactured;in i,s stead. This NC take p
lie the meaning Of the word collect, - APP
Piled 10 ahat which has already been collect.
cd Of course this manipulation Of old and
manufacture Of new evidence can
only he with. one objcct--that Of de>
stroyng the State Government Of
Louisiana. After the evidence has been tor
turned sufficiently, the special committee
will submit its report to the Congress, and
the inevitable action Of that body viii be to
reduce the State 10 the condition Of Terri
tory. This will he the entering wedge, and
the reduction Of the other States will follow
as rapidly as the necessary causes can 10
brought about. If riots are wanted, they
will be manufactured by Radicals. as was
the "Ncw OtlcaEs massacre" Other mar
tyrs like Dostic will be inundated remorss.
lcssly for the good Of the common object,
and after that other special committees will
10 dcputcd 10 collect evidence aud immedia
ntcly the affair will DO arranged TO the en-
tire satisfaction OF those who melted the
riot, and without tho slightest regard to the
interests Of the ''riotous" State or the wei
fare Of its people. In this way one after
another Of the lately rcbcllious States viii
be reduced until the entire South ID one i'm
mcnsc TERRITORY" subject to tho will ofthe
Radicals. and then, but not till then, will
their hatred and malice be gratiHed. Ia
those who believe The. war was wagcd "a
maintain the integrity Of tte Union. this
condition OF Affairs must be rcpulsivc, but
unless the Radical intention receives On I'M
expected check. which can only be from
unlocked for divisions in its own ranks, il
10 inevitable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

LtNuLEss MonDsR or PARLIAMENT "A
recent London letter thus chronicles an elec-
ton Of . member Of Parliament who hes
neither arms nor legs
I'VE have bad On election 81 another
kind which il worthy Of note, that namely
y. The candidates were Nj. Pope llennes-
sey, better known than esteemed in the last
Parliament ~ fugleman Ct the Pope's
brass band, and Mr.. McMrrrough Kavansgh
legitimate descendant believe Of Brien
Boru, and certainly highly respected coun.
try gentleman The priests Of course went
for Mr. kcnncssey, who was nevertheless
beaten by his Protestant opponent by no
lcsssA number than S6l. But what makes
the election Q remarkable one is that Mr..
Kavanagh il . person born without arms or
legs. In spite Of this fearful calamity be is
tine sportsman. riding across country ads
mirably in basket, and shooting better
than most Of our crack shots, an excellent
four>in hand whip. and a good spcakes.-
The energy Of the man may be gathered
from the fact that some 20 years ago he
Travelled in Russia and Asia with his private
tutor and single servant, penetrating into
bokhara. and living for months in places
where u has always been reckcued certain
death for giaour to show his face. The
remarkable success Of Mr.. ia ~ccst In the
House in spite Of his blindness makes one
eangu'ne that Mr.. Ksvanagh will DO able to
hold his seat With advantage to the county
and comfort to himself. Protestant land
lords out Of Ulster Who can win in such
contest, and whose tensntry ere absolutely
contcnted, arc too rare for us 70 spare one
when Ioond even though be be Tory with>
out arms and legs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24
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A weekly line Of steamers Is to be estab
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Indies
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

Tns St Louis Times says less than a y ar
ago Thad. Stevens. = his rsconstss>Nion te.
port. denounced IT, sxissing STATE govern.
nents Of the South bssassc, = y said With
the emphasis Of repslilios. they ''had moi
the sanction Of the people,"
Nc. Stevens has nov presented bill
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Of the proposed State sovesumsats 10 shs
people for their asssnt. We believe that dc
party acknowledging the leadership Of Mr..
Stevens does not lay clain to consistency.-
II boasts only, it, skill In securing grasiGca
Hen for malice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

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MAxcussfna. n. H., June %. 1866.
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Ysars, h.,
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
OPERATIONS IN BOHEMIA.
onlclni Rcsorf TO Rrri,u.

NE sSieNtS r.ssrcsug report received 10 Berlin
iNv ", from tae frussan headquarters az Psrdubtiy
ss~ipd ne sth iusisni.
ne onntihuvd yicinr,pns advance or lPyusrssnl
.soopa has -uisii-a the narc-oty q hurg,ng the
sesdalsftsfs ~il.oat daizy For tss lFsl Glms Tor
ms, ibs a.nsih tF s..usrn army s st-
seaay eemressfy broken evident from she
'&ct that tha vvrisssn Headquarters ere able te he
ESTABLISHED hrduhi, In ssssese respect nr tbs
most impo-tsut points o. bohemia fardubiss forms the
nmsdsts ocrsrt u the B,h~misu 70 say system hines
Avsrre from " Prague Vienna Aai by wsy Of Reich.
ssoevr 70 sascoy and Dvcsien h thst the ipas
havo been 10 p~rss destroyed hsl the prusn pone~rs
vim thrir vc knosn vAdneas will repsir tho dan
Asad Vsrts and the two sns orscey or E6pgsr-t and
ssesphstsdt vhlcs s, eui tao slon -twecs
n~Insocpb-rx srd p.rdnb,'H viii N sfev asys hsyc
nllep into Pruedsp banfs h5nizgriu has ts~n Boa.
ssvded With red ho shot nrs s dss before yesterday
SOD cannot hold ors muoh longer rts rrusysns viii
then scon ss.ile dswh coffostsoy in Bohemia sna the
svny viii be e~sy - A~sd ID province rl-~s With
abundant hsrvr<A
paduhnz iis~f IL cot fortress bit f.i,tsbly scrs
point lying The ssbs, and mstcnsty prolsc.~f
f ~ sdss By that IN thsr retreat tue AusfFsus
ssysss The greet bridge, bus shs psnsssns Immediately
scrsevrcfed temporary bridge ~ boats. and ~ete ros
eseHysd morn Than fee bsavs w This ots'srls lre
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