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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

RscovesIso. ass pleased to b sbaa
to state that Judge Graat, who ~ severely
imssedu thsuD fair. is ngv sUuDeG4DE
ana Wiii sooo b IN our stsssn egzf6. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Jolxr Discusrex. N. Csaulbet
cad W. T. Dittos, In the interest Of The
Lsited States Of America. cleo The whit,
men thereof snd their families sod MsssrJ
b. r. Claussso and J. D Campbell, vh<
appear for % States ef the Union and th,
assrsss ofthe reaainiag slevss, anA wh,
will take unassal paiss y ssprssc,t oil the
deceucy. mosality, stoettsry, Of The Amssi
can people. meet at walcost, on Thursday
the 2Oth inst, . sddssss the asosmbled
sovssisns. Each eide will baag svsy u
hour and thirty minutes. II viii b. q
Interesting oeoasioe, and no doubG mucl
god win b done 70 the Ceasesvative sans,
By oil four Of The pestsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Bur your Watches, Clocks, Jewe,sy, Si.>
ver ware. &C., At wilson's. Lssss stock
iuse received
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

lIoLLowAv's Puts. = FLArvlENr on
WINDY CoL,c. The medi~ines arc cspeciAl.
u reeommcndcd for relieving the opprss.
sion e qusntly experienced siter . hearty
0cal-in fact. they are the diancr pills--
they Assist nature in her digestive process,
correct al acid. Aatulsnt OF bilious tenden.
ciss, end by equalsin9 the circslation pre-
vent . Gov of blood 20 the head. Fop up-
wesds Of 0sty years. they have been che
only rsmedssa Of millions Of people for dys.
pcpeia. billiousncss, liver complaints, and
Ill disorders Of the stomach and bowel.
Sold by All drue riatS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

s3evW TsMn.--lf any oos 6nde 6oi,l
4 wseson ssven-shoster, that Was lo6l las'
evening, they will and IN owncs snd eet I
liberal reward. BY calling at Remington
Co.'S, Niahelrs Blsek.
FrnaIaame 0esee -0ooington L Go.
u Ni<ksll's DlsGh esneiass tohssp > 6sss
clsus stock e 0sn1sf FusslsGine 0soas O
theft o'd so6oi, - = nana0lctuse th,
= ~ - U1se h ~ ~ hia1 n ssyle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15


The W estern Onion stea,.er Pine Blafr
leaves daily FOR Pert BYRON q /. A. ~, and
4P. n.
The elegant and 6eet packet New Boston
Cast I. j., Buferd. Clerk 8. (3r.noell. VilI
depastts Pet As1lesn Norlas noSuoae,
r. n. Prettyuan Assnt.
FmsNAxs FvNnsAL-Ths funssal Of NJ
Chas. SehisueA. Fsraan q The Pioness
Rsek and Lsadss ca.p.sy ,sek pses y 10
o'closk shis nosntes. The Ers Dsparsmsa,
turasd oat. payisg fsll Aososs % the d.
ceased. Ar. 0ehsash - one of tho Ssis.
iaaaors ef the Ccmpsny mensicncd. il 1859,
~ tes some ties pest ps.viess 70 III
dsssh, occupied ~ position Of rosemaa
wisA great credit 70 himss,l. aad great usil.
i,y y IL Csosaas. rt
RAasx xsaaaAue1n. i sseoaaej beaasy
70 hovs tssa The 0gsaiest Mar a. eve liv-
! -, ~ s1sspeuk ~ ~ sellsv w5eso aaus
10 uomoAtoaaooo - - pelioe bu ~ held
tAat both Il sheou worthies "a onf xtsipped
~ diseAaced ~ The vendeFs of{he oueck
s~us1iss ~ Of thb day. ~hs cemulslsiy q.
lugy the advss,isaag colunns or Tho eevs-
pspssu, with ~ ssagerstons and fals,iea-
tiuuo, smseh . the disgust of those Who ~
rsal = Il search sf information. FOR that
ronasa ~ osliosn notice = refer q sivsr.
sisemcnss Of any medicines in our columns.
But ~ ass pleased for once to b. able t.
~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
n. Mnn.n.Em r

- % BRADY SfREET. BELOW SEQ.
80 kssps seassaady % haad snA oakse
70 sFdsr.
0o0oss, O0yo' ana ChlldreoD
OlOTHfNO ofthe best naterial and in . mAnssg
thss eoanot fail to give satisfaction. Loefa|
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

SrEsa's 0AnsuRo Pour Wms.-Dec;dsd-
y one Of he uicese md mast eeeditahle Al
soy edvsstised asticis ~ have ever -. r
ths visous 6uid beasiae the above eamc
from the vinsyard u N. Alfred Spsee. n
Pasesie. N. J. Thitwins u exprsaeed fi,m
ths Samburg gsaps, . species ssieieaaine h
Portugal which, under shs haod Of ir.
Spsss. bee bssn brought n staAe Of ~
pssfsctiso. Thu wins poeosaoeo the vesv
highest oseieinal virtues, aad certainly :,
an assicls q bsvssage, il d NJ. IN en- iuav.
msnt. 20 b. supposed n ceooe, tas>e. o. ~
Of ~ qualitiss whSeh ceoeeieute : p.rs
mild, ane Agreeable wiss.-bsseos hos.
script.
o. 6suGgisle hsvs psoeuep1 49, - I.
fear ysass ed, disscs iron the vipeyoea.
Ds1sass - s.s-0s llp11v srn,a.
HI O., ~, ~ y. {. 49, -
= ~ inAouuoh = ~ eaolb UsdIu - -.
uel4ss tAuss9 = DsGs;e. ~ ~ viu
~ essod 6Seogiss. sioht itsn - Ce.es,
~ = - ~ hws, tAsss = - ossas 4
Vii b . gsed snd pssosahls nsessas. L..
tae Dso 'o'scy ard Jshasss ~, sseulher
WITH . l vae leve theis sho1e esppt,v. "a
tse't c - u wbs ka.vs il, tues eso
~ oaesai ths neseing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

FOR Sale Cheap.

THE BEST BILLIARD STAND IN THE
i CITY 10 nov oaared for sale At great sac.
dose. Apply st this odiee for further psr,ieu-
i1ss. septil-dM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

uDebWvS orr uD008eeO0S.
Ifyour teeth ere il bad stat 70 at oace
to your Druggist and purchase a bottle Of
Rogers r. urdaf Oiontoline, the use Of
which will effect complete change in their
locks
II your breath troubles the olfactory
nerves, the Fragrant Odon,oline will set il
all right Try It and convince yourself =
AK fos Rogers Fragrant Odontolne and
take no other
Sold BY Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers.
Donsrhea. Oyooaoery, 0a0Oer
COMPLAINT. ~. speedily sssea b osins Me-
gsiss's CeopesnA Gatsact II oeese P1aae Pre-.
esed saiy By J. q. Msguirs, n. Louia. end
ssll by I'll Arusstsss. ?. SoovsAga Chisses.,
Faee = LagAsalag.
For protection from the above, call on r
SIMPSON 4 co. and take out Policies 10
thess 6rst cisss Insurance Companies repre-
oeoted BY them. Where The assured par.
eiapase in the Profile Of the companies
without incurins any liability. Ofhes No.
Brady St. apr -6>dly.
Go 70 sae Dssr.-0s 70 Bryant, Sssas
teh I Mssriil's Davenport Commercial Col
lsgs. y 81 thorough practical business
educasion, or to become . good sound tele-
gsaph operator. For circulars address Zen.
closing stamps) Bryant, Straston L Merrill,
Osssspsss. Iowa. dwly.
AsscALF's 0nxAr RREuMArr REnEDr.-
This new on6 wonderful medicine acte like
magic, curing Rheumatism Of years stand
ing 10 few days. Stevenson 4 Carnahan,
Agents, Davenport, Iowa.
0oibux BisSsas Sweet are the uses o. ID.
vsrssv." - ssne eress poet. Now if sdversi-
y can With pr"priety be called sweet, ccrtaiuly
Husssis B,rrsas ean be styled golden; for
their use reoder them - valuable a. gold IN Il
sasss Of Dyspepsia. Liver Co rpiaius. end that
'ndesersssbly annoy general languor which
onsa se'ses uoswares upon the human system.
Ihese b'ssess are in their compcsiti n wholly
vegetable; being constituted Of gentian root,
eaia0us. sassafras bark and similar gre dents.
Their usivessal demand shows the general an.
Pescistios 10 whseh they are held
Ass York D4os, 6S Hudsoa Street.
fee aals q Wholesale asd rstaal. bv Reid.
srbsche Z Miller. Davsapsst, lsva.
RsADY Mass Clo,nino AND Nouos,.
MsoAs. BalIis 4 DsWoaa, Ne. & & See
80 ssrssA ere. .o0ssiae sapssie iaasss.su.u
70 passharsrs u essdy na1s C'ssAiag aad
Yaahss Nssisas, sitAs 4 vAslssals . ~
tan. Thsy havs ~ ssesnsns ed esousGi,s
stock, and ars selling at figures which def
suscessial competition. Any one desiring
- eenaee, - - intsvcsGd e1nea y
0aecoasss como CasAp. Ap.-psrks z Hos-
09.2 tAdr sssabl,shasaa, cossr esSsapth
end bsa y, ars nov otf.r,ss rare induce,
ssnss p al ~hs ~iah - parcha~, ehp.s
eFsessiss. Thsir stock 10 ceuplsse one
and they have determined not to b, un ?.
cold By any arm |" the city, 80 give then
seal. aad ssvs oSnsy ~ = dvias.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
Buy Ysua Dsy Goods = Otto Khsee's. No.
% Sccood street. junlSdt


boxes larger than Dyes that sell for o..
NATURAL. DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL WAR.
eAkrGD 70 plcsse. This article has been thor
eugtly tssted by Oh. CulLTON. Of kew York.
and Profs. Booth and barrett Of Philadelphia,
Who pronounce Il frec from all poisonous ingre-
dtsnts. and the material composing il will not in.
juse the most delicate hair Sold bv Drurg .ste
ana Fancy 0ood dealers cvcrv where
jsNl7 -dly JNO. J KRONER, NOle Prop'r.
<03 Chestnut atreet Philadeiph,s.
J.T. rgnPLs, Gardener AMI Florist, cor.
eth and Main Sta. fruit and ornamental
trees. Mv26-1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Noapa9ao' COUNTY, TnCaksT.
sOa e1anx - q 1l.snsef svus4.
CT. .1D3JN UnnskkO.RyNe.


In esesalssssee feum Cholesa, Mslig.
aant Psvsss, Small PoH. Or any Catsnsoue
7 AGSaienA min be lousd iassissblss elvAe
(eas v the system, and removing oil the
prnsesaeing effects incidental 70 dissaas.-
The univsraaj and popular knowledge Of the
vistsss Of Taus Calisaya Bssk requires ~
explanation; eestssssa hoss passed since
its discovery. and il 10 now Recognised -
u hest fsheituee which beusllsl nasnee
10 oSueo1 " with. ScieuoD - aGuoD~
cred many methods Of s1trscliag IL sirtuss
and reducing. 10 email bulk, he acsivs
principles Of the Bark, viz: Qutnins, Cin>
chonine, etc., all OF which are invaluable -
medical agents.
The grcant want Of . mid and reliable
tonic in cases u Debility, Night Swsaas,
Scrofula. Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appstits. end
other diseases Incidental 70 . diassganissd
svstem, has induced me TO pssssnt thIs 10
ths0sdlsal prosession and aeGsssss. . ths
mast reliable, safe and powerful tsnic thss
ca be prepared. co0bin,ne ~ il dess. a
he a"tlvc principles II the True Cslissya
bsrk, 9th other ingredisnts, wh ch ssnder
Il The pestcrtion Of . remedy los ell The
akese diseAs, 8.
Prepassd BY T. w. Marsden. 4s7 Broad>
way, New York, and for sale 10y oil Drugs
giats- Price, 81 per bottle.
Burnha0s Z vaa Sehssck. and Fuller,
Finch I Fuller. Agents, Chicago. ag9d3us
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
M. r. cAeaue.L.

AFFlCE . ". Corner Of Brady and Fourth
~ streets Davsuposs Iowa.
Residence Crampton House, on Iswa street.
ostWeeu I'd and "a streetA, Office hours from
10 10 A. NJ, 3 70 Z, end to {? r. N. sugls-ln
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

SsR wo0an In another column picking
Sembusg gsapes for Spccs's Wine. Il 10 On
e1a1t1eb asttcls, used ir the hospitals ssd
BY the dfst clasa fsmil,es in Parss, London,
end New York. in preference TO old Port
wlSc q y worth sr,al, - it gives great
sou0oA0oeUn, dc%- div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
SWEET OpOPONAX /:

wv W"uss f's VSVsFHt "Uf Y H~NtV VI
0VV EEr OPOPONAX.
q the Palais Roy al until our esteemed Cousis
Napoleon consignes Mexico 10 Uncle Sam for
safc keeping. We shall then furnish him with
Token Of Remembrance lar sweeter thss the
roar Of Artillery.
l.. T. SMITH b CO. New ! ork,
Manufacturers OF the Floral ferfumerv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
Wanted

A GOOD PATTERN MAKER Apply in
IL naedistcly 70
RAFF, cock . CO..
Seethvest Cerser 9Th end fsr1m Streets,
davenport. Iowa. sepsl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

James =. klrk 4 Co., manus
fActurcrs Of Staple and Fine Toilet Soaps. Can
Ales. and dealers in Soap Makers Massfials-
Nos. Ss and 50 River Street. Chicago. ,y2sdsm
oel0h eArowsh NJ 91air proAaced. i.
The aasasal color restored mot dysd.) and dis
ease Of the scslp. falling Of. &c., eiisctually our.
Cd by using AA0UlRE'S HAIR COLORIN0
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price 81 per bottle -
Prepared and sold BY J. / q. MAuOIRE, drug
eists, st. Louie. Octi2dwly
To Care Chille 4 Fever, get MA
0ulRE'S AGUE MIXTURE. put up by JAG
MAGulRE. 81. Louia. PRICE o.. so per bo.tle .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cents black or
brown islaaataneous. natural. .duss5ls. beau
tiful ,s6oabls. indeed the best ip uss. has been
befsso ~ pablie over fttssn yeass. ~ tho
cho1Qoot, eeosaining ~ msch ~ he Asual
dor s1sss. Dsrot No. 66 Johs street.
Nsw Yesk CITY. Sold BY I'll Drugeists.
paesat 0sdisias. pertnsnsry sad fancy
eee6e seeeoe svosyuAesr. ivuo1l -dl '
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

SriLL IN rms FIELD Sam Perry. q -
Brady street. desires ts re@ind bic old
friends and the public generally, that hs ID
still manufacturing to order in the nsst
iash'onable style, stal has 90 hand tlns y
sortmcnt sf oil kinds Of furnishing goods,
snd h sGtl aslliag tAs hssa kisd - rssdy
made clothing u the lowest possible rstss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

PolIricAL Mssrixa At VAlasv Osey. .-Oa
Mond y cvsaine J. W. StswssA Esq.. and
John N. OvA~toed, EsQ.. sddrsss the people
Of Valley City on the political issues Of the
campaign. The meeting 70 70 y hsld st the
School House. The Conservative Uaion
men Of that place will sec that thsv have 4
rou>ing good meeting. should ihs wesths,
permit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

sts. On Thursday . continual raia fell till
three o'clock in the afternoon, at which
time the boys repaired TO the
Fair Grounds, with their sneins.-
fsur One heeses we're hitehsd %, cod driv-
On around The half mile track 10 foss min>
utss. Stsan Wae raised 10 seven miauess.
A vssy short tims suflesd for The engine e
clear The tanks q wstr. The compssy
tAsn aasehsd to ~ rivsr with ths saene
and gave moro sasisfsssesy ssAibitioa Of
their steamer, thsswiag water two hundred
and Afty feet. - aeasursd bv the Lyons
Firsmsn. Afssr having fully shswn what
their propsrsy was worth. the company "a
escorted - the Engine House Of the Rsse-
lutte Company. where pleasseu, lunch had
been provided BY the City Csuncil. After
having cleared up things in . lively style.
and Notwithstanding The ens,rs sbsceoes Of
'cslico." the boys indulsed in ~ old fash
Toned "sag dssss." AZ twelve
0 'elsck that eight falss alarm
of Gre was raised. The citi
tsrned eut in quick time. thsakiAg their
lscky sAass tAst ~ Fire kiap sf Dsvss-
port wsrs among then. but Il was sesa dis>
covered shAs ssos enc ~ tsied . '-sell."
end "ceuld'as make Il work" on The Gre
IN. o. ~ tSahwhe 1ns,ysseesAy,
de sneins. ~ aenis tsstsl, ~ q tsn
O'Clock tAs Ehs kings esosssd shs rivsr y
falten, aaain escorted h ~ RsDlose Cen.
psay. With many ssgrsas, shas sAsir eesd
tias bed 0hAl6 ssru1iaAesd. ~ New Al
bsas, - sdc;oss sondseaer astsopssd 4
fs6elss ssars lars, which nss, Of course,
with sSpesisssn. He sseoesbneiy so6Av.
Gsd y ssed ~ bsys dswn - side-eaek,
but tAsy keps - eye - ths switshss end
blocked The movsnsaa. Barring this little
iad ieot ~ sxsursiea wss one Of grsoa
p -saFs. and will b soag 'sosubsrsd b
~ pan,e4aaw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Lsv 2Asos ~ RssAlt.-R. Knass. op>
poAi,e ~ nIeos Naeional Back. calls the as.
ssnt;sa - shs psblic v ths splsndiS stock
sf rsody made clothisg Which ~ is recalling
q the iewsst prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

CnoLssA. Ne. Chas. Sehirash, whess
family rssidss sn Brown seFsst, bstwses
Third and Fourth, was seized with tho chol
era At about ten o'clock yesterday morning
and st six oclook last evening was osspss
lie leaves . wife and three little children,
IL orb, the sldsst Of whom 10 but tea ysars
OF aRe. Mr. Schirsch Vas brother in Law
Of Capt. uenne. and vac . caspenter by
trade. having been engaged as his calling
when taken sick.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

For protection from the above, call on R
SIMPSON 4 co. and take out Policies 10
thsss 6rst clsss Insurance Companies repre-
eeoted BY them. Where The assured par.
eisipass in the Profile Of the companies
without incuriag any liability. Ofies No.
Brady St. spr- -6>dlY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

VIZ. VAN PxLr, the Champion Barber Of
the wese, hes opened shop at oSt Brady
street. where he is prepared to serve oil
customer in the most workmsnlike msnasr.
All wi-hiug . good shave will do we'll -
give him . call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Go - sas Dnsf.-0s 20 Bryant. Sssas
teh I xssrill's Davenport Commercial Col
lsgs. - 60 thorough practical business
education, or to become good sound tele-
gsaph operator. For circulars address (en.
closing stamps) Bryant. Stratton 4 Merrill,
Oavonpess, Iowa. dwly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06
For tho Lancaster Gazette

1t is fatal, but common mistake,
that Of attempting to restrain or sup-
press tho frank expression, both in
words and acts, Of the innate thoughts
OF cmldron. The doctrine of the inhe-
rent depravity of the heart, or that
man has by nature nothing good in
him, is, | believe, u terrible misconcep.
ton. ] shall insist that tho first born
thoughts and delights Of the opening
mind arc as pure and innocent as tho
blades of grass that grow, or tho aow-
ers that spring; though somehow it is
common with large class Of minds to
hold contrary opinion, and to adopt
their systems OF training accordingly,
Nevertheless, in defiance Of all our
theories, and notions, the minds of our
children do express themselves, in
some way, If we have mistaken tho
true policy Of dealing with tho dovel-
oping minds of our offspring, it is the
fault OF tho systems under which we
have been living, doubtless, but mono
tho less needing change and reforma-
ton. lffirst impressions are checked,
and forbidden, and the child command
cd to substitute other thoughts, for
cign or impossible to its conceptions,
and punishment threatened if obedi-
enco is not rendered, it will not bo
long before we will be mortified and
alarmed at tho manifestations of dis
similation, or of direct falsehood, And
exactly in this way, not with infants
alone, but with thosc Of larger growth,
has grown into existence, tho inhar-
mony and wretcheaness Of the social
and civil relations Of society, and has
been created tho necessity for locks,
bars, prison houses, houses Of correc
tion and reform, and oven capital pun
ishment itself, to guarantee any kind
of security at all in the possession OF
life and properly, But after all it is
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06
The Work of Congress.

As the Copporhead organs through
out the country arc laboring to create
the impression that some vast work
of mischief was wrought by tho last
session of Congress, wo wish 10 put
on the record really what it did.
This Union Congress reduced the
domestic debt TO the extent OF seventy
Ave millions of dollars per annum.
1t provided for the gradual reduc-
ton of the great volume of paper cur
rency, al certain fixed rate, SO that
iinanciers and business men might
know how to calculate the future and
be relieved of all danger OF CONNER
cial crash, on account Of the contrac,
tion of the currency.
1t provided for tho protection Of the
revenue from toricgn imports, by more
stringent cnactmonts to guard against
systematic undcrvaluation, through
which the Treasury has been dcfraud-
cd of countless millions OF dollars.
1t secured equality before the law to
all citizens OF the United States, OF ov-
cry race and color, undor protection OF
the national government and made
every native born adult u national
citizen.
1t furnished ample protection for
tho freedmen against their late mas
ters and their associates, in the onjoy-
mont of all their rights
1t secured homestead to all settlers
on the public lands in tho gulf States
under tho natioral laws, and so provi
dcd for the poor whites and blacks ol
the South o future of their own, better
than they could otherwise have hoped
for.
1t reduced the number of Supreme
Court Judges by a gradual process.
1t secured the election of u. S. Sen.
ators against the future action of fac.
tious minoritics.
1t admitted tho reconstructed State
of Tennessee under circumstance
that point out the way in which othe,
reconstructed States may return tc
their old places in Congress.
II restricted tho standing army tC
not moro than fifty thousand men
.against the urgent appeals of al! who
wanted o force of ono hundred and
seventy thousand,
And so, almost without limit, might
the catalogue of good deeds bo extend
cd, Doubtless it has done some things
which might judiciously have been
let alono, for all Congresses do that
but for what is stated aboveit deserves
and will receive tho thanks of al
right.minded men.-Erchange.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06
Another Auguat Convention,

The Philadelphia Bulletin has a cap
ital take.off upon the claims of the
rebels, and of their abettors at the
August convention. 1t represents the
eonvIcts in the Eastern Penitentiary
as meeting and adopting an address
and series of resolutions, acknowledge
ing that in the conflict between them.
selves and society they were overpow-
cred; but that they accept the situa-
tion, and demand Immediately the res
titution of their former rights. Can
dor compels them to say that they by
no means abandon their peculiar
views upon "meum and tuana;" but il
they are not urged too far, they prom
ise not to practice the same in future
The address winds up as follows:
Let us, dear fellow citizens! live
again in peace and harmony. We arc
all members Of the same community
we have common God. Let us trust
to each other, our pocket books" lei
us bare to each other our bosoms
Then, indeed will the past with its bit
terness be assuased, and the honor and
freedom of Philadelphia be forever
secured.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06

the childis is subject to the Democratic
tax. From the cradle to the grave he
is never free from it. The funeral
mourning must frstpay the penalty of
Democratic rule, and portion Of that
which he leaves behind, must 60 into
the yorteM Generation after genera.
ton will llearTy this Democratic burden
from birth to death, But for the DEM
ocratic party, the hundreds and thous-
ands OF Young men, whose bones are
strewn over the South, would now be
productive laborers and the support of
families uow desolate. No one can
pretend that tho Democratic party had
any cause for rebellion. Yet it has the
efrontery to cry over the burthens of
taxation, AS the father Of the Demo-
cratic party, when he had stripped Job
Of family and possessions charged it
to his own sins, and sought to draw
him from his integrity, SO his Demo
cratic sons came forward with equal
efrontery; and charge their doings
upon the loyal people, and hypocritic-
ally howl over their Affections, and
seek to seduce them from their intcgri-
ty, to elect the party TO power that
has brought all these woes upon the
land,"