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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-13
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sl~ 6% ct. 4pniS,s IL. DIT
Sen. 8aTlptp BON Sen. 5bermau's Gtab
fam sefern Don Sort Dodge bier an, ppielblt
Ct 3tref pef6e Mdb6en, Natfts Gnp fab, bic
pom ben 6tOpa eSnbidnerm eeeen QSiegstb aus.
selTft parett. Die N6b6en 1dgten, bic Su-
hianer bGttsa am. q, 9neuit i6re 6eimatb at
taftirt, fbren @atrr tatb sibre Wuttsr eetDbtet
un6 fcalpirt unb 5p6ter bic Qeibname SER
brannt. Sms2a9ef 56nsefpmnten, trurbe lie
:. niebereebauen unb Ih1nflih genpt6slhtiat. =.
Sie4wtrst inbisler gBeflr fiir Stage lang Be-
hanbeli. akfgi Hsf{n5s9 T56 y9aaH
Ter ,,5eIena MCntdnf Rtpublican" iagt
Il Sa6E General Sberihanss sOepeIAe BON Sort
/" 2afdrarte ansGen. Grnnf faIf4 naranb bab er
ssrbre6erii6 f@ulbis mar, ais 81 bieielbe ab-
Tanbte. =
Die Snbianer beeeben tGalidb Bic arSBten
S6impfe an gcntfr RiSer entlana. :3pt-
fGen BEN. SLENDER &iper unb Sort 3drarntie,
2 cine Strede Ron 70 Nleilen III tdnm zine
YReilr, bic nidt eta Neutrality-suspicious. Grab
entb6lt mo sin gelnDrbeteS Saskatchewan BE-
erdbei, fieet.. Sn 5aseus ratrset' so Nen-
f6en ermprbet ys6
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-13
Ser Gamtrfer.

HofsieaIg srIfn, 26. @ept:a
Die OetIiAe Ssage fdnat an, in
teller SbeiIeH GHrOpa's Ne Mufnteres
Sfamgeit aiif 100 III aieben. Sic offsieHs
0OrOOeutf@e 3eituno faet, Oab bic Grobss
maGte unbeDingt interheniren niiiIen.
u4gGjpe Sepefg1es aus R9ien bolp %. fagt,
; 1db 9otbsreitnngen fnt ben Gfnpfans
9Rariaitiah's gGtroHanibirOen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-13

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Gin fseMer aerlf0rte 0aS @e6anbe an
Camp Gtreet, Ode TopDras Gtreet, in
Z ue[Aent stsei eroBg aSeLsG ompngtien
,ihg. Eager hiegten. 8erInlt 800, 900.
Ger SphaIt bes 6ena16arten Geb1ur
Oes, in tDelhem 6as beEannte HebeIIens
bIott, Die Sen Orleans Oeuti9e 9eis
Z tang, ieis@ Office bat, iunroe bebenten5
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-13
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1000 SAP EXTRA SSamilicn Webl.
100 Tdb Grtra faperfne gtebt
zs 50 Obs Stem Orleans 8mder, % III as 9
24 1sbs Demerard 3ndery25 -
tF 80 6as sepodtes nnb PHIDerffrter 8nder,
300 Sod Prtmd SiO aaFfee, as
Is Sad easnira 2Gfee, ~
Is 5aB frif9en :Rsts, .,s..s
= 80 81 Sab BEN ORLEANS IOIGfes, -.
go aiften groyter u. Gamble SEIZE, EIue
$50 Bitten perf9iebene GOrten sdfe,.
100 9iiten eternli6te,
100 RffteH TaIGIidte. bart gepreSt. ~
50 Rtftsn feinsr Haubtabaf, 1919 q
20 GrOb Stne Gut Gabaf.
rs sos RanGtabaE, -
Is Gas ensIif5 Soba,
Is 5ab ameritdnii6e Soba,
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50 Rifef @ewiirse, sg1.s
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50 aiiien gerHabIenen cent 1870 go I
/ q 6ab Raion's @i3ie, = ssaf1 !
/ so &ffer Pint EunrtH KUagonen 5lai4en
20 asiten Gdrrett s9nApitabGf. al.
20 grob Gurtee's 8Iaa,
20 6Ge Bourbon abisiep,
Is 5as Nobertisn Gountp BbisfsDo
100 Gas Soote glafb prOof gBbtsfep, ~ y
- 100 sat Singer eorbinI,
IS 5ab JngDer gein,
IS Bah Sake @einss ~
50 aab gseinefie
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80 Giften afortirter GaHop,
| @ranSp. Mum, Sin, @etns Dsrf4iebener art bsi
DgqFiep v gysrbrgueb,
Il gr. 8 NorO GeHege Gtrobe,
| 9th 3Rs. GtafbDtns EsuHeHss.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-13
Rhifabefbhia IL. 0ft.

1fiGter GtrDne bat bic bei0en Stis
iunktiouen beiuiIli9t, bic gtgen bic Union
,eaiTaGiere giien6nbn berlangt lpnroen,
neil 0ielelbe ibre 3iige nsn &oHntae
laufen feb. Siefe Gaiiapn9nie bat lire
aiiee TAT unebreru 4RonAteis am Conn
Eaa laufai Idiftu; glnb luufbe ale U, q.
8OfslinsE benabt j..
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-13
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Alle aranfbtitcn.

Gurb Ianaid5rige 8emiibungen hes Doctors =. 2ez
pp 1T es enoih geluugef, elm ueues NitteI obne mis-
neraliI6e Deitonbtbee ~ entoeden, mees bic peras
tetten unb gefabrIi9fer arantbeiten p6Iig unb polls
tommen gefuHb macbt. Safiebe 1T bereits non gbez
mitern nnteriucbt unb Der bocbften RebienuIbes
b0roe in g9osbinaton gepriif ais Ipirt beiIiam be=
funSen nnS 6as Patent ertbeiIt inter benz Gamen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-13
2eoD's sNebiciite.

9afiebe itdrf ben Nagen uab BITE gebdrme, entfernt
le6eaRreiHlibtet aus ben6rper, m1t has 8Iut Iuie=
Der geiuno 70 sdB fetn NGeeHfrnmpf ober 2eibfhmers
zen ooer Sotbrennen tattfnben fam; bringt groben
punger nno Mppet beilt in tur;er 8eit bic 9idrrb5e
uno Der Climber Sommercomplnin (fir Iebteres mus
has 9eben Der 9ungen 2uftr6bren unb nnterleibs<
S9wtHoii9ttgen, Aus5ebrnnss inbem fie ben peitern
Ser9eerun9en berfelbeu GtnhaIt sebietet. 9Beeen
Inenoen NIT gennner Angabe Der YerfSnIihteit, bes
Aters, Der Souer Der 9rpnfbeit belt bas abmn un6
uerbetet Der Cholera ober iot anedenben Qranfbeis
ten i'm R0rper fid einsnfdIe9en; regnItrt Sas 8iut,
tnsbeforbere Der iungen Ntd61en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-13
g % NotE. n. 81.

saedtiften. aus SReriro General
ARdfp Der fdif4li6e g 6lamanbenr, lit
Md WaIbtereR aldridiri nn6 ipirb ftiinOs
~ eira 3 dad sipifdgH i'm unD ben
aFbesaAsg eripartek - Sin earnpditGcr
Banqaiek bat Deflprodleit nit Mlofimis
Iiaa cine Mnleihe bon III aeilli0neH al,
sufNIie5en. (Gntipeber 1T Ons cine
AR0t, cDer Der Banquier lit Elm befra6s
ter 1atr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-13
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gan5=s6nle
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SRI. Glifabetb 81. @pp6mfm

SrIein GIiiabetb u. 9oobpin nin1mt ftc6 bic Treiz
bet benz perebxten Yubfitum ernit ergebenft ansuz
seigen, bnB fie IN hrer obnung, lber Germ Smiths
apothete, Gde BON Gburdb (Sprina) un6 Bine StraBe
cine 9an;S er6ffnen une nit benz nrterri1t am
S1mft1g benz October, Tittnas um uhr beainnen
wtro. NHe neuen un6 fnfbonnblen 96nse Irerben mad
elmer let6ten unb faBi9en Taetbpbe gelebrt.
Srdulein 9ooo1Din uinibt bic Mufmerfiamteit Der
Gltern uno Borminoer nui bic Boraiiqe elmer an
mutbspoHen grsiebuns fir ibre 2inoer su Ienfen.+
s. sage bes nnterri d Ia Ronfae, Nittfpod
xn6 Samftag nm llbr 9ta5mittags 70 i'm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-13
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.Oentid)e tdglid)e 3eitun9
%As in }Osn
Gifb=gtaatem.

Die Sennehee Thanksgiving" Der,
tritt Die 9roBsn grinsipien ipeIGe benz
| o = al en- gorOen snn Giege gegen
Die Seeeifion perbaIfen. Sic
ftebt elm fir QoBaIitdt oesen bas
Staat 81 @eunern men unb
fur ben nObeIu Gougreb Der Ser, Staa<
ten, Der, bonn goIte erpdbH, aud Die
aniidten oes Bottles ausipridt. a.a
Sober 8epublitaner foIIte es fi6 ernlt>
lid angeIesenifein lalIen, Der ysDats>
3eitung4 iiberaH 8erbreituus gu se6en.
IS 1T ein Hnternebnlen, ipeI6es bon
tnfli6 benfenOen Nfdnnern unterftabt
tuerSen miiBte. llno uabrli6 bebarf
cine 3eitung llnteritiibung, Die es fi6
sur aufgabe mabt, 2oDafitat unb
Sortf6rttt in Der @afe Der IliO>
Iiaen Staaten gu prebiaen. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

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A.s,...ss : - y cs1e lpssss
Is 0IesEnss = UBiss. n
- ~, v,,uasiee n Dsstss1sssGy ssall
"a psssseai psspssty b y. 5oe, 30.
usrer J. +. waldsa, Sssnaiy II ~ 18th
fbva. : sew q bic hsos h CsnlEsvills.
r. p,aessse Csust q Hsssy ssussy =
- Il ssssiss, Gesegs dosisse psssidisG
81 zs ~ ssssis. . xss5s, sssss'
y The tsh ssJhs Nh Ipus 0Hlfv had
0ne resspssen q Try, Davis cssasy,a few
days sioss.
The pss?is Of Van Buren, county are pay
ing great dsal Of attention tsths suleiva>
tion Of fruit 6es.
The receipts Of festival given BY the
Odd Fellows, q Charlton, lows, on the s0th
ult., ssttsd tl70.70.
!. A bridge, COS feet. long, and 3 feet above
hieA water marx, 10 bsing built aesoss the
river ct Dee noines.
Hou. Jsaes Wright, Secretary ~ Stste.
now resident Of Des Moines, 10 thinking ef
o16t0S1uR W 8Ss sU0oossss
N. viii 8. Peterson, editor Of the Plsts
LSrm. Ct Dee Moinss, has been on lectur.
Ing tour through the State.
The nsthedist Cbufsh, buiIding at Cess.
al Bluffs viii cost when completed, nearly
ooAe0@ nsns es It. .eH8h
Tbs, laiise Of The Baptist Church at OF.
t01nvn reoiised H3OO from festival last
xssk. 49,
The Cosydeo Monitor speaks glowinsly
q ~ epjsie pfinpseveuens With aetuatse
The people Of Wayne and the surrounding
seuntisS.
Gen. WIN. Lounsbury, Of Burlington, has
teen proms4sd - Ne 0eoeeal Speegia1sn<
dsncy Of the Westera Stag Oompa6y Of
THE State, - ~ learn lbom the Haokeys.
From ths so.as Aa1istss % lsass Ant
Il. MeLeofd Of Indianola, late Of the Fed>
eeal army has assspted CIeskship In The
TtsAeus1 Department ct Washington City,
end will start in . day o. Two for the scene
u bis labsss.
| tt Coex City J5usmse has heard d
Sawys aAaseditiea y .the Far West. Ga
June l7th Il he'd progressed satisfactorily
- IL - koue Pine, Nsbsaeha Tessiles1.-
The train has y men along with il, ~
I UeUoaas &c. .3N
: Atthe Masonic celebration, which toeA
plocs o. Tuesday last, ct Cedar Rapids, III
sudlsAte ~ aa1stsse1 Ay D06ert Morfis
l. L. D., Pat 0sand Maalsr, Of the 0rand
Lodge Of Kentucky, and one Of the LEADING
euthoss ed beturssp Il hat nssl hon orr
bic ffatesnity. III 10
Hatsis. arrested Ssr attempting 70 s,aersel
little gitis, wss up foe sxsminstion ysstof,
n ~ megqg; he viewed Il, howeyef
l4ad ip 0t ofSlhree thousand delAsl
! BAH W. ssnt to jaii. Served him right
6ses Ojsy.
u The Surveying service In the Stats6 q
. Iowa, ed Woeopoip,, havjng teo1 CON,
pisssl. i1sku1sieas hkvs Ga Esusd 5,
} i -, Depestasot II he Iutssiee Fl
he AsDiae d H. Surveyor GenesAl'l
eoes at Dubuqus, Iowa, on the Arss O
July.
n o. ~ night ~ The Fourth, = NJ. Scott
: q Duslingeoa, was rsturniog With bic lady
ash sieis ~ . ssighbsss, - Ne ~ spol
~ tve sulnaps. Who attempted " piniea
Ne armo. TIE csiee Of Mrs. Scott brought
assistance when the villains decamped.-
Naeksys.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

Il was wise law Of The ascent Jewe
that the sons Of even their wealthiest me-
should b obliged 70 serve % apprentice
ship 10 some useful secupatioa. % that in
in case Of reverse IN fortune, they night
have something TO fall back spon." The
aamc still exists in Turkey. where every
man, oven the Sultan himself, must learn
trade. How fortunate would Il bs now had
il been law in this country. Would to
Col had trade 10 tho CRY u sAous
ands. North and South, who find them.
selves ruined Ia pocket, with no immediate
prospect for gaining . livelihood. II ahould
teach parents tAae whatever else they may
givsithcir sons, they shcuid give them .
good trade. az
so far a. the elucatioa Of tl.eir. children
in the science Of ksspiWe proper accounts
is concerned, the idea 10 good one, q
every young man should have . suflic,eng
knowledge 70 manage his own books should
he ever embark il bvsinsss, but to make
book keepers end clssts u oil our boys isa
grand mistake. Rsttsr place them in .
workshop. mill q fsundfy, vhsss they can
learn Independents tsa1es, which, ct eli
times, will secure for them employment,
and the pscuniary compcnsaQon for which
will be at least - much, Il ~ more, thss
tho business Of accounts. We earnestly
advise all parents to teach their sssp trades,
no matter what, 20 that Il b - induseriope
eursut: and let No 10 future bs spassd he
pain Of seeing 20 many etout, ellie bodied
young men out Of empleymens, md SEX
ing situations where the pen csn only b
used.
One Of our contemporaries most truthfUl
~ rc,narks that . popular idea spene cut
people 10, that Ill Of their bond Mold ID.
opt clsrkships, end the sadppnos Of ~
business Of book keeping - . incsns Il
obtaining their livelihood. snd- epsry effort
10 made - give them IN sdae6tisn TO that
end.-naisis Farmer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10
slAU6ce @ The - -

m. COOKsD MAGIC MAan4af.
r The 0eot r9lsst .aodiaaninb1osou43elo
svse Discovered ~ - RDooBvnlloA
be:sty, 0sswtA snd 1stsbstlta = -
nk. 7stso brr sEss.s IL. ,rro..asl -
u !! go g En- MI * Z - ::
ss - 80 8 = 3, s -: =
"'sv - ~ a.aa ar.gei! .ssa
Dr. Ces,E,s Magic HAIR On
riess sloSsI 4 NV III 9 Sxfa Ek1Di s. q
$50 wesEs ~ aslas,.i - - Ha Z. -.
men IN D. l01ie ne \, - regnsd it0 ln6sps1e
- a - c.~I GTGli -
fssSSs6 = 90 81 d. 4 nklIHhafH sAiCo.,
No. q NoetA nm .eFsst, D. Lost. He. ~ -
sale q Their DeaacA EHmlly 0o63dno 0euCo. ~. -
Madison aeee4 Cne9go, 0A s;e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

shsst time - q 60|pial letter ftou
she State DsVastIeot y tAe French Gov
sfnaeae - givsa . { Glesk,, - tas 4
ssensaoan, - cepv. IT. 6l1ahJ allst On
mug ~ lseess, = Il ~ eqpsoss, i8eles-
- private nsAs y Dssuyn . L'fluts.-
1nrouga eeos taalt IL The direetjeo u let.
- 60 eaek y he Dss1 i'sS11 d1es1
vpen spsoiag 4 ths psisaes lSfaSe-d ~
elefk ca0s ~ lieee It use,G ~ 49,
1iose in9saoe q IL rsDorS erSvE ~.
~, M . march asseAWasd, 49, ~ n.
oeath Woula We.ceoe ~ lts3IN SS~S..x
nd thu s1googA II I'D 18Th ~ conS.sc
x n:1ies - n asiss - - M Siies
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

A ptseuer lathe Henry eoenty iail,
ssiss dfpats staggered around until y
Of the building, and 10 nov u liberty. See
Free Irs''. ?, III ~ -
NJ. John ngin, of Clermont, Fayetts Co.,
sosd 3 6Ssss- ~ ~lo( astW days ase, nd
gave 90 h shsaos fsr tve 600 iills,
stns dieeesefsd to oe counlssteit. Farmen
loo& ~ oeefe40ees --fs.s4sfstsf
11ussuss isssyouahssaes ~ Tstus,s, ~
e4ips feaRast faciaestly ~ " Other
s9A s1ret ~ : sAdy aNt ssssA
1 ,...,,.a oG s,I',a..m,s.,A .sA...s s......;.
deposited >f,S1o a1eo ~ q bso6S. u
tssssiss Il wsuld 6s1s3|ss II S3sstS
~ ~ - tAeusaad ave hundrsd buehylo
Of 80 49, burned. end ths messy wufo
enA14 - Ioesrsl Of beans bsiog mGhwI
psse baak Il Deposit.
| ~ x Hsel 4 CO. RAs,ss lsrrau
sahe l:tslt 4lssf.S = 9astn, Ase!7
: gfssasf 8 - -; u. o rs
"a. sA0e6SS GEsc. NaI-zlaa ~
haais ~ ~ is3SlS&. az ~
nsesy ". JsAassa. - H. anGnidbsV0cl
STsx 3 - - iTTy-l
TAsse Aestr.a - tvsasy>esvsh bssks,s|
~ s4a kses shiepld oselk = TNuSaey.
lte9 Qdfez - ~ ee.elt Il - a.
wardsd eoen. Th2sls1bae 0sodnha6e ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

4lllslE!|=5!|E
ruI.OA 1...sO T.: july 70
"a 3ac1H oeeAvvtus0heAl lss1
- nsai1ssr0lzOlnlaozneRvjasssb|
- SlliEyk 49, :. :.
people vs<1sdst "a ,2ths nssaAseet
ShGstDStlGlA1 saGDssssssss dAsd
The Horn and sSw ~ rspoet ssHss the
TIE Nisnsonomsh, aSsshse 81 sss ineaitoss,
tAjss;2edaaj kslsasas. ~ b ssWisa OBJ
SsvN issseaA y The Esoihh pssp's. ..ln]
the Bay Of Fundy this vessel encountered
. bois.ssous sssth, sndsods Il cut bravsly,
showing that she possessed eminent 49,
going qualities. Capt Fog, Assistant
SECRETARY d ~ Navy, vhe vsse out 10
the Miantonemah, writes TO The ssvy d.
pastment that our mentors eouM use their
guns in ssa-~sy where . itiesAs void
nod Il Impossible 70 use hee eastssy, end =
vessel which attacks .moaitee In ~
wsy must approach very essss - ssvs .
chance Of hitting such lev hull. and svse
then, The Monitor IL half Tie Uos oevsssd
BY three OF four feet Of waller. protesting
her and disturbing her oppeseal's 10
Hence the monitor style Of irso>elads b
auperies TO bsosd.sids, ~ saly for light
ing purposes, but also for cruising. The
Niantononah wss mech iesog elected b
the - than ths large vessels thas accoa-
panied her, and stssuins III - seven and
half knots IN bear. pssh .lsss thao her
maximum speed, she seemed 70 be not Z
whit behind other ssA>fasing vessels.
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Attempted Assase1oat1en ~ 0ev.
FalrchiDa, ef Vvnsceasln.
Ere. ~ Msllsva Ussss, III, 3.
A uusdefous enoo6ot - ao6eoeoo 0ev,
Fairshild, u vry late hess lsss Susday
night. II The yard - he ssse q the Fair
shild rexidonce, on Wlogoaoln svenos. 0ov.
Hsirchild he'd 0eon - seWs. oisd W ths
once u Mayos Reyes about IL o'clock p.
.. Aitss asSivlng q ~ heue. b. ~ dis
posed 70 walk In TIE sapls end bsautifullj
deesssasd grounds aslae6sd b bic reside nee
While thses be uss . sesangss-it ~
quite dask-of Whem ~ asked, "what d,
you vant here :" The saly reply Ne
terrible Llsw ftoa . sluag abeS, o. soo'
other murdesous instrsmsnt, which bit th'
governor just on the bsim Of the has, whiel
partly rslssves its deadly intent. Il lbl1
howsvss, With fsasfii pevss ppsphis Ssss'
head, and partially ssupning kiu', made q
awful sruise.
The 0ovslnos drsw,A ssvSls~ ~, Aal
On excellent aiM = The would be aaDaesin
bot the cap Of The pistol snspped, nd d,
cartridge failed - expls1s. The tsiggsl
was pulled On he second barrel With eject
but he assailsnt bed tusnsd asd ~, ans
Pessssly was not biz y tbs bsllse Wild
followed him. -,
The blow wes severe csatruoioa "a th,
SsssAsad, which rs drsessd - properly
cared fsr. - shat ~ noss sssis1s Fseull
followed. - t* * 50 -
lite unidentified that ~ esvsvusr recsivst
: warning sosrs levs .eiocs thetDoelsnp
would b. made on his lie. We did not hsa
tAat Il was . threat RON N enemy The
cherished deadly hssslllty tsslosti ~, .
whsshsr i eaus fro~ . tried ,vAeAad tsss
inforned Of the dcsien 10 make the murder
oas assault.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

Tns Home faeuranec Osmpeny Of New
Haven hold oolicies = Portland 10 The
amount Of t1o2. 900. Il B fem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14
termine the civil right and priyiIeges. d

termine the civil right and privileges OF
all citizens in all parts of the Republic,
shall place representation or An equitable
basis, shall fix Il stigma upon treason, and
protect the loyal people against future
claims for the expenses incurred in sup
port of rebellion and for manumitted
slaves, together with an express grant in
Congress to enforce these provisions. To
this end they offer a Joint resolution for
amending the Constitution, and the two
several bills designed to carry the same
into effect before referred.
Before closing this report, your commit
tee beg leave TO state that the specific re-
Communications submitted by them are the
result OF mutual concession, after a long
and careful comparison Of conflicting
opinions. Upon a question of sueh mag
nitude, infinitely important as it Is to the
future of the Republic, it was not 10 be
expected that all should think alike. Sen
sible of the impeFfections Of the scheme,
your committee submit it to Congress as
the best they could agree upon, in the
hope that its imperfections may be cured
and its deficiencies supplied by legislative
wisdom, and that when finally adopted it
may tent TO restore peace and harmony
to the whole country, and to place our re-
publican institutions on a more stable
foundation.
W. p. FEssENDEN,
JAMES w. GRIMES,
IRA HARRIS,
j. M. HOWARD,
GEO. II. WILLIAMS,
THADDEUs STEPHENS,
JUSTIN S. MORRILL,,
JOHN N. BINGHAM,
Roscoe CoNKLTNG,
GEORGE S. boutwell,,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14
ma ..Armr HeraId.,,

The Cleveland Herald is in the habit
of quoting literally from the "Cleveland
Army Herald fulsome puffs of Judge
Spalding, and bitter personal abuse of
his opponents. Lest some persons, igno-
rant of the facts in regard to u city
press, may be deceived into supposing that
there is such a paper as the above named
extant, we desire to state that the "Cleve-
land Army HERALD is 8 myth. Nobody
in Cleveland ever heard of such a journal,
and it has neither editor, publication
office or subscription list. 1t is nothing
more or less than an advertising sheet,
issued enthusiastically by a soldiers
claim agent, for the purpose of putting
himself and his business, printed at q job
office in this city, and sent gratis, like any
other advertisement, TO any n out of
whom the claim agent aforesaid hopes to
make something. II belongs to the same
class of literature as the theater bill or
circus poster, and will have just as much,
and no more influence on the Congress
sional canvass. The attempt Of the Cleve-
land HeraIdtodelud its country readers in
to the idea that this advertising circular is a
genuine newspaper which possesses brains
and has influence, is so farcicsl as to pro-
woke laughter, and yet SO oo~ntemptibly
mean as to excite Indignation.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14
The Approaching State Convention
Delegates Elected

DeIegaGes Elected
The following are recent adviees in re-
gard to the delegates recently elected from
the various counties of the State TO the
Union State Convention of the Goth
LUCAS COUNTY Delegates, Paul
Jones, Guido Marx, Peleg T. Clark, E.
P. Bassett, William Taylor, J. Sinclair.
BUTLER CoUNTY.-Delegates, Captain
Rsnsford Smith, of the 35th o. V. l.,
Lieut.. Anderson, of the SD, DR.. Good
rich of Oxford, N. c. Mcfarland, and
jacob, of Hamilton, and Wren, of Mid
dletown. LewisD D. Campbell, Minister to
Mexico, introduced a series of resolutions
clarifying Andrew johnson and con-
demning negro suffrage. Senator Nc
Farland spoke against them and, after an
exciting debate, the convention adjourned
without taking action
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Delegates,
Hon. Peter 0dlin, Hon. R. B. Gunekel,
R. G. Corwin, DR.. R. Brundrett, Captain
A. ]. Eminger, John zehrihg, John Fur
mass, Samuel Rohrer. D. II. Prugh, Dan
iel Crossley.
GREENE CoUNTT.-The convention in
this county emphaticslly endorsed the ac-
ton of Congress and declaredf for thereelec-
ton of Mr.. Shellabarger, and for Hon. j.
J. Winans for Supreme Judge.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14
General I. R. sherwood.

The name of General Isaac R. Sher-
wood is being freely mentioned in con-
nection with the Union nomination for
Secretary of State, and is received with
general approval Should it be deemed
best to place a soldier-candidate at the
head of the Union ticket, we know of no
officer who would more scceptabiy dis
charge the duties of the Office, or who
wouldbe a stronger man before the people
than General Sherwood. The wal record
Of that gentleman is one Of hard and hon
orable service, and displays not only the
brilliant qualities Of an officer, but the
moro laborious and less snowy merits Of
the soldier. General Sherwood entered
the service as a private IN April, 1851,
and served four months as such. He con-
tinued in the army until, the close OF the
war. being mustered out of service as
Colonel of the 18Th o. v. l., in this
CITY. in the summer Of 1865 He
took part in thirtythree important en-
gsgements, and was one hahdreu anu
twenty days under fire. During his entire
four years service he was not once on de-
tached duty and not a single day in the
rear during a campaign. His promotion
to a Internationally was made soon
after the battle of franklin, for gallantry
in which his regiment was Especially COM
plimented in general orders. Since
General Sherwood was mustered out, he
has received an honorary brevet as Brig
adler General. He is now chief proprie-
tor and managing editor of the Toledo
Commercial which he has made n OF
the ablest and most radical papers in
Northern Ohio. He is a gentleman of
character and reputation, and would, if
nominated, be q creditable candidate n
q oraditsble Oficer-