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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07
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var June C.--The Heralc's Paris
-. .axs IL was the Gar OF Russia
re. asssssiuaticn was attempted yes'efs
day 10 the Imperial carra ige. were sne e1s''
III tao sons aud Napoleon III. hen Inc
royal party WAS being driven through Wv
Dios de Bologue, yorng msn, apparently
about 30 veare Of age, fired pistol % tne
Car q in the direction in viii n ne 90 10
the carriage. IL appears the pissos nso
bero on erloadsd, fos Il exploded. woueo,ne
me hand Of the assassin. II Is alleged 'nas
! person standing in::he crowd. threw up tte
Arm Of the wretch BY promptly osa's
stroke lust o. be discharged tie p'ssot.-
lie VAS instantly cus DOM AID severely
wounded and made prisoner by the escort:
The Imperial carrisgs passed IN whnous
halting. The supposed n"'ue'''
Pole. ~
A Hess,d's Paris special ssys: The essnd
military review in the Champ de Mars yea
,erdsv. was the most brilliant spectacle ever
witnessed in France; over eighty thousand
uersous we're under arns.
The tIerald's New Orlesrs special Gays:
ps,.s from San Luis Po,osi, Mexico. TO the
IN state tina, Maximiiian's fate still hangs
- H.. b.l.noe. ,Duarez and his ministers
held conference on the subject Of dlspo-
sal of him. but the conclusion is unknown.
7, vas tboucht that JuaYez would carry him
to the capital. 4.
confirmed Mendez. however, IS ho""e''
to De found. 49,.
rscoheao has issued an order that every
Imperial officer who had MOI
, within "a hours should he shot.
v1aU correspondent
49,. the prize brought here BY MAXI.
-, w.s a vessel, which has been ordered
; out OF port. ,v.
. .Jndee Kelley Was received by his pohtica
,r,ends In Philadelphia last night. Ia hi
address he ssisrred 10 the Mobile atair say
;nv the riots were not chArgeable ssSmucl
10 tho citizens or the disloyal authorities
,hs, Niece a. they were 10 Andrew johnson
who had appointed TO post Of pfens s'.s
: rscreant Norshernss. Who PROVOKED "a
disturbance by inRAnmasory statements
the public journals days before his sffiva
= The riots, he said, we're pscmed.sated, al
were not brought sn by sny Words o. h's.
A Heraid's special says Judge bustee
made . speech 10 Montgomery. Aio.,
no Wednesday night, IN which ne cord'aliy e.
te.sed the recent Republican Conven"'
nd which declined 20 invite him to psrs'c'pa
=. in the proceeds.
u A Times special says. The report u
-. General Grant had recommended arep
" mand 10 General Sheridan is entirely
oil founded in fact. the Tribune says: Sir
the removal Of Governor Wells renewed
fs-t, ere bsing made for tho Aisplacsn'
Of General Sheridan.
IL If Gen. Sheridan IL removed there WIN
~ a July session Of Congress-
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AFTERNOON okn11ON.
Board met at o'clock, pursuant 20 Cd
journmcnt Upon calling the roll. All The
members appeared except Mr.. Watkins.
M. BircIiard, from the committee on &C.
counts and expenditures iaade the follow.
ing report: :,
Your committee on accounts and expendi-
lures to whom was referred the statement
of the Clerk of the Board Of Supcrvieorc Of
the claims passed upon and allowed curing
vacation from January 1st, 1851 20 June
, ia, 1867. by the Directors OF the Poor, COM
mi,tce on buildings and grounds and ~
the Clerk of the Board, Is authorized ~
resolution to that effect, respectfully report
! that thev have examined the same ana oe
iieve il correct. and recommend ite approval
by the Board.
Report adopted.
NJ Larimer, from the committee % NM
cellaneops matter made The toll0wSng -
port: ,.e.,,~a
i the pctitiou Of Jas Grant for deeo 70 ceEsean
swamp lands have bad the same .undeE eGn
ALTERATION, and report that fnasmucn % ~
the rrovisiops Of the statute. the person
cIs ming swamp lands under the pre- emp
ton laws is required to prove Up his claim
and il sprcars by the petition thss there ~
adverse clanmsnts to the hand in question
recommend the adoption Of the followaDl
Resosrsd, Tha. the third day of the nex
regular session OF this Board be hxed 70
hearing the proof Of pre- einption to u
said swamp land mentioned In said petition
Of Jas. Grant, and that the Clerk Q! thi
. Board be directed 10 notify oil oil said claim
, ants Of the time for id hearing.
Adopted. .-..
Mr.. Larimer, from the COMMITTEES o
. miscellaneous matter, made the followin
q report:
!. Your committee 10 whom was refefSedt u
petition oil John b. Conan, would reepec
fully report that they have examined Il
same, and would recommend that OF
hundred dollars be granted said petition
e out OF the soldiers relief fund, to be pa
- quarterly, provided that said petitioner vi
= ON receipt OF the first instalment, get E
4 amined by the U. s. examining surgeon
70 his district, and that said surgeon shall G.
- THY to the Clerk Of this Board the nature
% petitioners wounds, and II they are So
"a that disqualify him from his usual avot
he tons.
to Report adopted.
i. Mr.. Larimer from same committee o.
I'M reported:
In Your committee to whom was resesfd
N. following swamp lands In Scott coan
,le Iowa, 10 wit:
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NORTH CAROLINA.

CHAPEL, HILL, \. G., June G.-The Presi
dent and party arrived this afternoon and
was welcomed by Or. Swayne. President o.
the University. President johnson return
ed thanks tor his manifestation OF friend
ship. He trustef that one OF the leading
s.udlcs Of this University world h
the principles of the Constitution and
frset Government. He loved his country,
and regarded tie Constitution ~ the pallad-
;um Of our safety and our liberties and by
it in the iuture. - in the past, he intended
to stand. Our principles Of Government
Mere, il properly Understood. sufficiently
EXPANSIVE to enbracs not Only III The STATE Z
oa ,he unian, bat the ensise civilized
~"rm. In conclusion, the PRECEDENT en-
.ou,asei The pupils Of the institution who
$50 neIe listeners to works of usefulness,
nan snrm that paths of honor were
np.s - ~ Ins r,ss.aen. Vas frsqpenilv
Randall aud Gen sick,es aiso .,Csc -. ~
the ceremonies Of reception closrS s'u
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LOOK HERE!
SMITH THE HALTER
FOR ST. AND UPWARD

CAN BE Rad
HATS for figures broad and busly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS for fsces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
HATS for gentlemen Of standing.
HATS that give . look commanding;
HATS for walking, ridisg. driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for pier and e1eussisss,
HATS for holidays' diversions IT.
HATS that stand oil kind Of mauiing,
HATS for every trsde and calling,
HATS for travelling. sporting, ealing.
HATS grease. proof, in storms uniailine,
HATS air>chamberv., Smith e.1inine,
HATS with which to cot . shine h;
HATS of many shapes uncom0Oa,
HATS sdmised BY lovely women;
BATS with which a room 10 enter,
HATS for scores Of Wild adventure; s~
HATS Of quiet styles for pastsss.
HATS low-csown. your knowing cestces
HATS oft sent hundred miles fos,
HATS thst boys and uissss siJh ~,
hats ttat even babies cry for
HATS fde landsuen esd Tor sailego.o
HAS that grecs the wsek Sse tGa1Gb;
HATS that weuld saiat sntioo,
HATS, prime Hats, q ~ pstssi
HATS THAT i nAT0
A. 81101t7n,Gb
oGon - uo1s 49,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

CONCORD. N IT.. June 6.-Governor n =,
rmsn was inAu ,srsted TO day and ,lelivsr
esi MS address to Me Legislature which Va,
somewhat :. lengthy and is devoted mainly r
.ne ais.nss'on OF State topics The var;ou,
,hsll'u''ons ei The State is represented r.
DC IN prosperous condition. The finan
ciai cona..ien OF the stsae s,r highly graft
!ing Inc balance In the Treasury ;s up
varos OF $o50oO and the s:sls debt 'fe
duced the past year <2.453.43.
~ me National Affairs be says, IL rieht
~ saisorl'y has u iast presented IL ulti
natufn- The Executive cannot. the iudieSe
yy1Qll moi, The Eouth dare 20, evs6s n -
QuiG1monta. The result = IA 81 nromkI
fo1jthe early paciAeatioaN 4 ~ sas-tsy.
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IENNESsee.

MRMruis, June 0.-The National Typo.
graphical Union passed a-resolution TO day
requesting every printer to get l 600 ems on
the anniversary OF Artemus Wards death,
for building u monument to his memory.
Another allowing proprietors printing
ne wspapers, who are practical printers, 70
become members.
They COON On excunsion on the Dan Able
~ NIGHT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07
JOHN OCH0 & SON.
&c -Ei Aoueo ~
The Sale Of Real Estate
n,>Ia H,aunS1nnS~S ~ Anhn.

noSEr 70 LOAN on GOOD sEouRlrY
9 snN AUR1s OF CHOICE PRAlnrR
ZscOV Land in Scott. Cedar, Beaten. Pow
sshaeh. Tame and Iowa Ccuntisa.
~ lnrsoyso fAass. Of l61 seree eoch. lrom
to ~ mlles from Dsvespoet :, 4 : :
lO laeaOvuD FAnns of So Aeees ...A 49,. 4
- l6 miles Of Daveupoes -
A 1oco snrnovsS Fans u ~ eer>a ,sieAs.
ID miles Of Dasenpoel
loon lapnOvnp Pan Of A. -. SNSss
10 niles Of DayeaDsrl 80 81
"A Coon 1nspevns fAnn Of 90 ecrse. @ -.
of s10bss, Wi9hio "a 0lles ~ UNseonSlt
4 0oso lapaovnD RAnn e 90 erce. vsons.
70 nilso ee DayoonseA
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n atLR DADS
Chicago, Rock Island Il Paci6t
RotTrood.

1867. Snmmcr Arrangement. 1861.
rrsm~run l., chicageiire wAich - twelve min
ut.s isst-r ~ ~ rnsrnport time.
ANAND AFTER MONDAY APRlLsH. 1897,
Aad nntil further notice. trans will leave
ipas eupoft daily, Sundays Scepted) rs follows
u5sne Ea-t- rs, Mai iieiu at........T 90. \. n.
- y ght uNpsehs........s 10, r. y.
t;oans Wcst-l., tre,rh, Tor Newton and W ash
tngton. ...............s ~ An
I'd, EHprsss and Nail for Newton
and Washington. Z 90 =.
Arrive Q, Davenport daily. tSundays excepsed
PROM the Ess.--let Nigh, express II. I 30. A =
I'd Daily Ex h mai. q 30, ?. =.
From the west-ist Freight from Newton END
Waahtngton........ 90 =. =.
IA Express from Newton and
Washington ~ 21F.n.
acrIoNa.
A. Chicago With sll Eastern Routes.
AtL.SslIs with L. &. n. X for Dunlcith. ~
Louie Cs,so. DC.
Al Pond Creek with =. u. 4 q. X. Il. for Bur
hnSton. keckuk and Quincy.
AZ Peoria during nas,g Atom. with Packets
To- all points on Illinois kiver,
A, Newton. low. city, and Washington with
" .s,crn stage co "a stages, for all points Wes'
eouthv vest and Northwest
Sieepinr Coaches on al Wight trains. Through
Ticl, - tor AL. and Baggage checxed TO lrin-
s,pal Eastern Cities aud Towns.
T.. A. RAIL-, Asst Con. Supt.
Chicago.
A. KisaAlI. Ass;. Sapt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
H. II Hits. Ag't. Davenport.
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In the claim Of Dr.. Thompson 4 Mar
bourg, Ne scommcnd that il be referred to
the Poor House Directors. -
Ia tie cass Of Bastardy Fritz Rathye, We
would report that costs should b made Of
Defendant.
Mr. Ross moved 10 amend the report IL
the Claim Of Morris for assessing Butler
township, to strike ess $l02.57 and insert
ESQ; upon the passage Of the amsndment b.
called fcs the ysas and nays - follews !:
YsAs-Msessa Apologize, Baker. Fry.
Ian. MaelSlaaas, Murray, Rsss-7.
NAvs-Msssss- Dswdsn, Birshsrd. Davies,
Freeman, Newton, Larimer. lPianee. Schmidt,
Stearns-g
So the amendment was ost.
The report was then adopted and claims
ordered paid.
On motidn Of Mr.. Newton odiourned Gill
! ] o'clock y. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

- IT IS A REMARKABLE FAcr,
that the mortality experienced
on large policies Of life assurance
is less than on small ones. The
average amount Of each policy
issued by the Equitable Life AS
surance Society in 1866. was
s., $50. while the percentage OF
losses was but 1920. An aver.
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was So, 5O4 !;
percentage of loss 1894. WASH
ington, 50, 400; loss 1914. Ger
mania, 81, 500; loss 1926. Uni
ted States, $1,000; loss 1927.
All these are cash companies !;
and the rates Of some sixteen
nots companies exhibit a similar
commentary, showing greater
mortality on small than on large
policies. The cause is attributed
to the fact that the weather.
classes, who are able TO assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and sani.
tary privileges, and lead that
regular course Of life which SC
materially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society issues policies on a single
life up to the amount Of $4,000
~ y Lom- PntLfn1zer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

BY Telegraph. Jane I.
Fiour-Rsther NOR. active. but l5a2oc. low
er. closing steader ? ?oQt Il. As for extra state
II .ooG lo.sn for Round Hoop OHIO.
Wheat Easier. quiet. 2s5@2.so for White
California: No. l hfi $50
Rye -3t4sc. lower
Crn-sscsdisr. closing dull. At c5Gtl 10 for
new 10 for old IN store; l.l60l.l5Is fer De.
liverei.
Oats -l@e lower. AZ ss0slc
rofk-Dlii and unchanged
Lard-Ilesvy. --t
Whisky-Quict
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DOcenp0s't Cop1Des'ososteh
wEAW SHEET IRON WOMEN

smoke 0teoks. Breeohtng. Sorghum
pAre. FIRE SHUTTERS. WE'LL TUBE.
mo. EXHAUST PIPE. AC. &C.
Alan dealer 10 Stoves and Tin Ware, Roo6nS
and ali House Johbing done neatly aud prompt
". The great fuel econcmiser the Eureka 600
.,osi S.mars.sn, Cook aud Monitor heating
Ht,v-s ere ri,il in the market. siso May oshes
NAT. 81 stoves Cali ana era nine ~ No.lt
,.a,, JAS y. DuMoET
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

3nhC0SO Nu6rAcUOs
BY Telegraph juno.
Flour Advance reported from New Yo-k
caused better feeling among holders. and with
increased inquiry; there VS. fair business -
sAles, but prices realized we're generally deemed
los by sellers sales Of spring extras, 500 @i'-
80: spring supcrse, 67b.
Wheat-Marke irregular; No. 9 spring sold
at s5oe - in small way closing At 30 No.
spring sod al . Is rejected, nominal
Corn-NO. opened &c. lower before Change;
declined rapidly. resching SIC. Stronger mar
ket In New ork. and good speculative demand
here the decline about regained market
closing at $50. utssc. No. in COED demand.
closing ut s5@s3ia rejected, irregular but
lower. closing at 6ssC70c.
Oats-No again lower, opening At Ssh, de-
cliniugsspidly to "a. but regAining . portion of
the decline, and closing nj Sc. for regular. and
bic. offered for fresh receipts.
nRye-Msre active. b0l6c higher No. open
ca 81 No. but under good dem ssd. adv snced to
l.csei. 10; closing firm; No. 2 sold at l .oo@l,
O3.
Bsrley-U nchangea; but little inquiry for No.
2; but holders Arm a 80; rejected, nominal, IS
| @7o.
! Provisons-M arket weak and dun to effect
aalss 1t is necessary to make concessions on pork
and cut meats.
lard.Fsir.demand u, ll'.0il'l for prime
| stea..ed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

Kinesson p. o., Msehen Co.. Man..
Aprii7. as.
M. JoRR RuIL-Oear Fir: moved from
Kentucky 40 this pisss Tho stores he'd none o
your " orm Destroyer for sale. They are sssas.
" needed here In 0lnAesota. trial !. all thes
il ueeded 20 give them seputstien. We cent
ao vithout them. DO send soGe ont this way
Yours, sincerely,
y. y. Anaowooe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07
BULLS WoRm DESTROYER.


Middistown. Ind. April %. 90.
Ne. NJ. l.. Dupian writes | do not know
that Dulrs Wsrm Destroyer needs cay more
rrcomme ndeAions than il has already attained
by lie own merits. but will state that my little
con, aged shout three years, was severely AT
tackled lest fall and wiater with light ch,lls iol
spaams. or more properly Ats lasting from halt
On henr to oHs and . half hours; ~ the same
time che child hes vesy ssonG syepsoma Of
worms Ny ply stefan. ens 81 the beat 70 sh,.
pert Of the country = xhsusted all his shN, ana
me Nsteris Medica 10 expel the worms. and -
tirsly failed 70 bring any. ! thought John
BULL could Do il, and gave she child the contents
Of three beass, In triple doses. night and mora
log. with hsppy results. The child has net hae
spasm for over three months. ana 'esteee .,
thc blostsd uaaa that hs ives, no 10 now we'll
and hearty. John Bull did ~
Yours Nulv,
n. L. DurLiS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07
LOUISIANA.

Nxw ORLsAxs, June O.-0en. Sheridan
has appointed BIS. ISLANDER. Gevssnor OF
Louisiana, vice 8. j. Dusans, declined.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

C1DCl0n0tl Market.
By Telegraph Jsss 7.
Flour Prices unchanged.
Wheat-Pfices. unchanged.
Corn In demand Tvc. for No. /. but held
&c. higher.
OsAs-vesy dull, and prices nenninsl.
Sye--Unsettied nominal
Whisky-Quies and unchanged
Nses Pork Dull q 222s0x2 80,
Bulb Asats-No sales.
Bacon : U,chsaesd.
Lasd-Dull at Ike
chicago Lave Stock Market.
BY Telegraph Juae5.
Cattle Receipts 20 cars. Choice - prime
e75@s 90; fair to good, sG0ae.s0; cemmen
10 medium, 6 10.
Hogs Receipts SO cars. Choice 10 prime
lS@6 S5; fair TO good S,s0Q6.lO; common
| to medium 4o@5.o5.
Sheep-Recsipts cars Coed to choice
5o@s rs; common to far 5r@5 AS
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COW n ERClAL.

DavenpOrt Market Report.
OvNcx ~ sas DAvEaronf DasocsAs.
June Z 1857. !
fLouR-BE.r BRArps,t NM
As sold by .joshnston and ID. u. Sears sons
Retail bulk sl2.40
- Sacks. payer, el2 90.
hbl tl3.co.
+" XXX so GO
&" straight brand *ll.e0
Missouri White Wtnier. in sacks, SIC
Wholesale 6octs per Dbl less.
COAX MEAL--Per 100 MS sl.2ot2. 50.
wmxAs. Receipts nominal and prices unset.
tied.
nos. and Y prices
range from. LIB to 20 per bushsl
Coas ..ys....... G50l.o0 -"
OAve. wa ~
Ry CT 40
bAsLav ....... ........ 6S0l.lO
Bussua Per nt20925c.
Eoes.-Per dozen. loo.
wnrrs BxAss.-Prine navy 4l.7B 70 o.. 90.
HAs.--pss ton, Timothy $500 Upland Prai-
RE clio O0C2l2 90.
urcen Apples-2 90 per bushel.
GOAL ~ The losd. 2iB2Sc, - yssd. $50, do,
hsered, Soc per bushel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

-. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph June I.
whiskey-2.o5.
Fiour-Doubls extra to choice, l2Ql6; +. xtra
loGll.
whsat-No I spring, 20; fall, S5@24o
Corn-White wages, yellow sltss2.H
Oats s5&SSc.
Rye-Duil. At l IS.
llAy-Light demand. 9o@s1 for light balsd
Provisions Mess PORK % 50
Bacon shoulders. 80
Bacon Clear Sides--I2l4
LArd-l2c
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Bulls sarsaparilla.
4 decd laensOm for the Cnpeoln's
Faith.
prAD THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND The
LKTTRR FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Bsrracks, No., April 30, le6s,
On. JonS BuLL--Desr Sir: knowing the 81
6ciency Of your Ssrsspsrills. and the heal'ng
and beneficial qualities II Posssssea, senn 70"
the following statement Of my case
was wounded about two years ago--waa IA
ken prironer aud conied for sixteen month
BEING moved so often that my wousds have not
healed vet. havo not set up moment STAGE
vss wounded. an shot through the hips
Nv General health 10 impaired. aod need sone-
thire 70 assist nssuse, / have more faith ~
your Sarsapasills than il any thing else.
wish that tkaa 10 genuine, Please .sapsess NJ
keIf desen bottles. aad ohliee
Car. q. r. JonSsos. 81. Louis. No.
P.s.-Ths fellswisg VS. written April 80.
less. BY Mrs. Jesnis Jehnsons mother Of Csps.
Johnson.
On. pvlL-Deas Sh Ny husband. DR.. Z. >.
johnson. was . skillful surgeon end physician -
Central kew York, where be died. leaving the
ebovs c, r, johnson 10 my care. At thirteen
| vease Of ses be he'd . chronic diaeshsa ana
scs ofuls. ~ which gave him your SsrsspsssI-
| n II cunep NM I have for ten years recon
| h,.n6eA IL 20 maay il Central New York, Ohio
| epd Iowa for scrofuls, fever sores and general
| debility; Perfect sucesss hss attended II The
cures Erected IN some cOaes Of ecroula and fever
| sores were almost mirsculuus, o0 very asa
| ious for my son 10 sgain hsve secousps 70 yssf
Sarsapsrilis, Ne 10 fearful Of getting spurious
| article, hence his writing 10 you for u, Mis-
wosnds are terrible, but ] believe he viii recoy-
er. Respectfully.
JRHnis JOHNSON,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

stony Point, white Co., Ark. May Is. SO.
IA joss oula--Dear eia Lest February
was in Louisvills pureh asiag drug. and got
cone Of your Ssrsspasila end Cedron bittrrs
~ con il. Law. Who wss with ne In the store.
hss beeu dova With shsumssism for scsas time.
commenced on the Mttcrs. and scoa found his
general health improving.
DR.. Oist, Who has been IN bad health. tried
them. and he slso improved.
Dr. Coffee. who hes been In bad health for
several ysars-st0msch snd liver ahseted-hc
improved mush by the use u your bittess. In
cecd the Csdrou Rit,crs have given you great
popularity in this settlement. II think ! could
sell great Qusntitv Of your medicine this fall
especial your Cedron Biitefs and sssEar,lle.
ship me via Memphis, care Oft Riekstt
/ Nicely.
wA.ssa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

= w Ger. Third and Asrndv ~ss'
with WAX. LINDSAY { Je~e'rS storey
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
-AyE RECENTLY OPENED CAhH-
n r.ttw .Alsc,~ ed stock OF fresh
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-04
sscsOsuffOas Of tsae IOWA Demo.
cratic stale Convention

Resolved, That the maintenance invio-
late ofthe rights Of the states, and especial
y OF the right Of each state to order and
control its own domestic institutions az
cording to its own Judgment, exclusively,
is essential to that balance of power on
whteh thepcrfection and endurance Of our
political fabric depends.
. That re believe 4 state has the right
to regulate the elective franchise for itself
and that We, rs citizens OF Iowa, arc op-
posed to : rikin-' nc WORK ''wn;e cat OF
our STAGE constitution.
.. That the existing tari laws are un-
just and heavily burihensome to the agri-
cultural states. without being Of u CORES
bonding benefit to the government, aud
only OF advantage to fen manufacturing
states, and should be repealed CT g.tatiy
modified
4. that al classes Of property should
pay proportional rate toward oefrdting
Lie expenses Of the government. We are,
therefore, in favor Of taxing government
bonds the same other property.
3. That We are in favor Of repeating the
present prohibitory liquor law Of this state
and in favor OF enacting well-regulated
law in lieu thereof
8. That We are in favor Of an amend
ment to the constitution OF our state, Civ
ing to foreigners the elective franchise,
they having declared their intention to
boone citizens OF the United States, and
resided in this state one year.
Z. That We demand Of our public Off
GERS in the state Of lowe ard the United
States the strc,est economy, in order to
reduce the present burdensome taxation.
and VIC aenouuce with severcst terms the
proficiency, corruption aud knayery of our
state officers and Of Congress.
8. That the denial Of the right of rep
resentation to ten states of the Union,
through the odlous military reconstruction
act, in violation OF the constitution, sho d
Feet With the unqualified opposition of
every good citizen.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-04
Page. The Murderer.

The trial Of Chauncy T. Page for the
murder Of his wife and mother in law
near Valparaiso, last winter, has Just ter
minated at LaPorte. A dispatch from
LaPortc to the Chicago Times Of yestcr-
day says:
The tfial of Chauncy r Page is at an
chd. After consultation for 90 hours. at
3 O'Clock, this afternoon the jury returned
the following verdict:
1--WE find the prisoner, Chaurcy T. Page,
GUILTY OF MURDER ~ THE rIEsT DEGREE
and Tx his punishment at Imprisonment in
the State prison for life"
The verdict was received with Unqualified
disapprobation by more than nine-t euths
of the citizens No one doubts that PAGE
deserved to have suffered the extreme pen.
atty Of the law.