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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-22

To one lot miscellaneous nIggers, 20 In
number, mostly crippled and not Nv as.
much akkount, havin bin hogd and
chawd by dorgs and injoored by bein
a knockt about the head and back dissi-
pinin NV 'em, at say $500 each. :. -. Ii 700 oC
To one Niger gal, Jane IS years old.
nearly white, with bloc eyes and curly I'LL
n hair, for witch 1 he'd bin offered s., 800
=. to go to Moo Orleans. 1880 OC
To other wenches nv all shades and ages, -, I..
j. { IL In number, averagin say $500. ..... 5000 0C
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-22

THE, NOVEMBER ELECTIoNS-HOwT THE RE
SUIT AFFECTED THE FAITHFUL IN KEN
IS $40
The New York herald., 1867-02-08

UNOR sALE-AN EXCELLENT CORNER HOUSE. IN
nrs neiRhborhood In BROOKLYN; three stories
and basement 81 feet wide lot x33 has brick stable
all In first order and be occupied nme
diately win be sold with without the stable parties
desiSe house apply at Is Second place. Brook
Iy For terms apply TO T. r. KELLOGG, "a Cedar street,
EewY York
The New York herald., 1867-02-08

(yLINTON AVENUE. ONE BLOCK FROM THE GRAND
~ entering avenue TO Prospect Parkrhe italian villa.
with extension. ite st. Lukes rch lot 5xs0 feet
house contains s rooms gas ho, and cold water through
Dronzed Chandeliers and gilt Window Shades, Stable
Hamilton street. containing water and coschnan's
The grounds bes utihed with shade and fruit
ee shrubbery 1ower and arborsge Of grape and creep
low price Possession given immediately. Apply to s.
HONDL0W, Real Estate Agent Montague st., near Court
The New York herald., 1867-02-08

IVOR SALE-A VIKST CLANS BROWN STONE HOUSE,
three basement aud sub-cear, with all the mod
81 Woodruff street also elegant brick
House. all the modern improvements 29O Union street;
81 from three tenement
houses Hamilton avenue WIN trade for half vacant lots
half cash, will sell Of them separately Apply TO
WILLIAM SPENCE, builder and owner, Hamilton avenue,
Court street. BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1867-02-08

L,OR sALE--THREE STORY HIGH STOOP MODERN
IT. brick House, 35l Cumberland street, Brooklyn.
Fulton house 2x40 lot 6 price 5000 For par.
tculars inquire OF BEEkMAN, ~ Bowery, the pre-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-26

I'll h restored % q, iissf Ass
siH 4 lhs hands NJ Ne Ilagrmfsgse
party thefe7 ON. ~ eslsssfaI pgw
era, Democracy Northern flNmesga.
eg-~slye We 4 hsstsa.bofb lIeIlf
Al, slr, IN ~ nihsr afsaf lhe
tifeeks bearing eIhsf lst's watch
them nafwwly snd zee what lhsy
propose 70 DO for themselves and fnr
guf people, white and black. They
have achieved great victories feeaily,
fH whIcb God be praised, In Is
much ~ those sumvsscs will c,sapeI
The Hspublimn leaders 10 hall and
ace The rock on which they are driy.
ing. They past now aee that the
negro II nat NJ rhhe man's eQliai, nor
can he ever he, though mot 4 "beasl
deserving esierininsiion, ne soae of
those Democrats would have their
moDgrel hosts Of Dutch and Irish
believe. Tbeir victories have becn
gained by appealing 10 the passions
OF the white as against thes black
man, and poor Cuilce will inevitably
60 70 the wall, II We Southern men.
who know him, do not intcrposc and
save him from butchcry. Our
rights, / fear, sir, arc no safer IN
their hands than In those Of the Re-
publicans, though our sympathies
naturally incline to them; neither can
they, as YOU seem to think, utter the
tiiitha cunt, and thus restore the
sleeping maid /, her wonted excel
lency Of bonidccncs and power.
The late news from the North is,
doubtle~, cheering to every Southern
patriots heart; for every one must
sec in the changes there symptoms Of
returning common sense; from all Of
which we are justified, by every rule
Of logic, in rejecting the proposed re-
construction measures Of the last
Congress; for surely the Northern
people can not be so unjust as to
force upon us principles 50 distaste-
fal 70 themselves. Many have here
tofore been inclined TO vote for con-
vention rs a choice Of evils, feeling
1t to be their duty to do 50. But
now our sovereign having indicated a
change-and one SO radical, too,--in
the line of his policy, we would
surely be most undutifnl subjects not
TO be observant Of the fact, and gov
crn ourselves accordingly. tOp
l MUzzY.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-26
For the panola srAn.
, The Constitution. r00

"rm odsaiuaon u not dead hOnly 'lspstA,"
n f OHssnvEa
MEssRs. EDrToRss-without de-
string to provoke contest with your
correspondent Observer, whose words
/ have quoted and italicised above,
yet, at the risk Of o castigation at
his hands, do II venture TO call in
question his assertion. ! have, from
time to time, noticed articles from his
pen, which he handles in such style
a. to Justify the belief that he Is a
gentleman Of fine natural and carly
acquired abilities, but whose eide
syncracsy" Is such that his subsc-
quent acquisitions in the fields Of
useful knowledge have not been COM
mensurate with the bright promiss'
Of bis youth and dawning manhood
in other words, the macuir or rust
sports Of disease have sullied an
otherwise clear and logical mind.
That this Is the gentleman's present
mental condition l infer from several
facts that might be adduced from the
article before me, and others Of a
previous issue. ! hope, Mcssrs. Edi-
tors IL this communication subscrves
no other useful purpose, it may, as a
counter-irritant, be the means Of
rousingpup this new Rip Van Wrinkle,
and causing him to look around and
sec in what age Of the world we live.
Why, sir, dis Is 1851 A new era
has dawned upon the world since
your nap began, or rather, time has
rctraced his steps. for twenty-five OF
three centuries, and all The horrors
Of q second Peloponnesian war has
devastated the fair fields Of our mod.
crn model Rspublic Pollard, though
. contemporary, does not describ,
with mon truth and life the procur'
ing causes, progress Of our late inter
national strife, and its humiliatinf
close than does Thucidides. Sparta
Athens, Thebes, and other sovereign
Independent States composed the olt
united states Of Greece, whose con
stitutions, embodyings the spirit o
their laws and the genius Of theil
people, can still be read in the page
Of their immortal historians ant
statesmen but, alas, their constitu
tions and their liberties persisted to
| esther in that self-same hour whel
ambitious Athens first determined Il
strike q sspssfdl blow at her poorer
hes refined, but none the. less proue
sister Of Sparta. Both alike forget
f,l Of the holy memories Of The past
when both had stood together, sbouI
der TO shoulder like brothers, as the,
were, 70 rspsl the outside barbariaI
] and his mighty hosts. No wonde
| 4 neikhboring king reduced then
from the condition Of freemen B
subjecta for they had just subdue'
Ithemselycs.
= The fundamental laws and conse
| quenfIy the liberties of Rome per
isked N the social wars Of Sylla an
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-26
Letter from Gov. W. l. SharkeL
". II. Worthingtoa, Esq, Eiitg d
the Columbus (liiss.) Mder;

w" N~'N"'e"o A-Nto'. 2"Vef'
, You have kindly communicated to
me the united wish of yourself and
other citizens of your vicinity, that
l should address the public through
the press on the subject Of recon-
struction under the Congressional
plan. The subject is one of great
importance, not only as it regards
the present, but the future also, and
IL has received the most deliberate
and impartial reflection that ] was
able to bestow upon it, Whilst !
know there are some Of our citizens
who honestly differ with me, yet ]
have sufficient confidence in the cor
reetness Of my position, and the cor
rectness Of the reasons on which Il
was taken, to be quite willing to
submit them to the test of public
scrutiny. s ata i..sf
That I am in favor of a Just and
honorable restoration Of the Union
as il was formed, none will doubt
who know anything of my antcce-
dents. And I believe such restora-
ton was fully accomplished by the
people Of the State, through the aid
given them BY the President; and
Ii al. n,...ts... k.o.. .........t.I :
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-26

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

There is to be grand billiard tourna
msnt in Des Moinss next week. Leading
New York and Chicago players will pastci,
pate.
The Mccoole and Jones prize fight il IA
take place in Butler conuty, Indiana, to dsyI
AcCoole 10 the favorite in betting circles.
a nephew and two nieces of Hsnry J
Wsrd Beecher and Harriet Bseches Stow
were prowned by the upstting Of boa. In
Psntucket Sound, Mass, on Thursday.
An infant, two weeks old, Was found on
Z road near Des Moinss. on Wednesday. II
was adopted BY Madison lady.
The Minnesota State Teachess Associated
ase u session % 81. Paul.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
school Books, Latest Ed
itfOns an Lowest Prices,
at Luse 4 Griggs, j Perry
street, near the Post Office.

SERIOUS AccipEST-Last evening, Al
about bed time, Mr.. E. Martin, who 10 10
the insurance business and has An Office 10
Viele's Block, met with q very serious &C
cident. 1t seems that he had been shootine z
rats and had left his revolver on the stand
near the window When about to retire
for the night, his sister picked it up e
hand to him, telling him to take il with
HIM. Not knowing that it was cooked She
handed it to him nuzzle first. Wher
within three or four feet Of him, it explo
ded, the ball entering bis thigh, badly shat
terng the femur. lie was standing at tbs
time, and Immediately fell to the floor. Tn,
neighbors were called in and DR.. Peck sen,
for. On examination the ball could not b,
found. The bones were set, and he wal
made as comfortable IS possible. At three
o'clock be was in very comfortable con.
dition. Although the wound is Of very
serious character. the doctor thinks ampu'
tation viii not be necessary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
DAVENPORT IOWA. SATURDAY, AUGUsT 81 1851.


The Carthage and Burlington Railroad
company have bought the grade, brl3rcs
and right Of say Of tie 0lua~ka ana
Rockford company Il N Dallas to oaaawka
junction for $1,000
A girl has been arr s,ed in Cincinnan who
has confess to an uncomfortable desire to
burn up everything She has hrec i've
buildings within week
An oil ;nanufactory commenced opera
tions in Des Aoines on Friday. They have
large supply Of iix seed, and will turn
out four barrels per day.
A little girl was struck by train a.
Castleton, Vt, the ether dav, ard pitched
into to AIR As she came down size struck
the COW catcher, rolled oil h,tseen the rails
and the engine, snl five cars passed over
her, but her only Injury was severe bru'se
on the left hip.
Here is the latest St. Louis romance !:
The son Of q wealthy banker In st. Louis
fell in love with q shoemiker's daughter,
but as the Governor objected to the party,
Charles took $4,000 Of the Old gentleman $
funds the other day, eloped with the girl
to Bellevue, and ma-r;el her there. Old
gentleman followed. tAs p-if, tod
Charles to return the money left Of the 49,
600 after paying wedding expenses, and
tien 70 take his wife home and attend tc
hnsiness acain. ,nn Cha-lns did
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
] ID \ 4 TON
81 !li|3!|

Dear ST. Having witnessed the tna-atinn 8. pr
Nrglts Ter ssrnp It'll scs II & assumption, cheer
fully reconmtn nd 10 ail rsan- 50 afflicted
.iES>E WALKER.
Forth snd Chestnut Sis i4,iiadrlphia
Thomas Niun.iA, BA'eher il "a st. Market. Pail
a1el ,lAia. Y ritta
Anrr suae erinI two years wlh Consumption ana
constant hemorares. | Us Induced to try Wright
Tnr ~yrup Afier using tx b tiles health returned
and am now al tp intend my hrsire
$ stevens Druggists, Reading "a writes
Mr. J :. krnmer.-Thr gross oi Tar Sprup pur
chased about three we"ks ago i nearly all sold Ny
oustom"'- speak highly Of ii. Send balf n or 4
Ia my father n Miad!etown Pa and Char VI Ito me
G. Is. Nan-yckcl. Druegi-fs. Trenton. y. j.. saNs
Dr.. " righ : Tar syrup doc- all Y II claim for Il
sm scllug LARGELY # il, and viii rnch atisiac;ior
nv cHsi mer-
Wright Tar syrup il sea ~ Al u nc.riat. an
Country sto-, keepers Iiirp ! T, 70 rot n. Dnt
hni.l viii che-ls lhe mos. ..raA !le.. AlnLM.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

HONE ONCE MoRE-Aster an absence OF
five weeks the modest senior rejoices IN
finding him elf once more upon his chosen
soil The long j.unt taken Eastward has
a critical investigation by the aid of a set o.
Fairbanks platform scales We find an ems
couraging corporeal increase. OF our jour.
neying Eastward aroung the lakes and
through the Csnadas in company with
those obe companions, }. c. Conklin, j
". stewart and W. a. Remington, We en- :
deayored at various times to keep our friends
partially advised, though it is impossible
quite 10 spread upon paper the pleasant ex>
perences Of the route. That trip must be
taken in person to be appreciated, and
even then its pleasures will be immeasura>
bly, heightened by the companionship oI
just such good fellows as those with whom
We were 30 fortunately associated. 1t ai'
fords US pleasure TO announce the return
this morning of Messrs Conklin and Stew
ART. Win Nuoui VIC sCCi1tutaiiy ici III } cS'
.crday at Niles, Michigan. after a separation
o. several weeks At the same time anG
pace we we're also glad to find our esteemed
fellow citizen, W {. Wadsworh, and hi.
family, Mrs. Gen. Rodman and daughter
and Mss Buford, of Rock Island, all home
ward bound from pleasant eastern travel
ing. ~ Chicago our party was increased
bv the addition Of our excellent friend Z
4. McNair. Thus organized, the adven!
into town this morning Of returning trav
ellers was matter q considerable i'm 3or'
,ancc-numerical~ II say The least. Mr.
Remington was absent from the party
being detained for few days in Ma
York in purchasing goods lie @,.i bri.s
bring up the rear sae.ns.
Looking the mater u. over, 0c tav
not the least doubt IN the world that -
have all had a very pleasant TIM, never
,hecss there is no place ike home tia
hon. beng Dayenport--und If all III. pla
ces we went to See. nane Of them so tnuc'
challenge our esteem as Tie enc we reacbe
this morning Others nav be larger al,
possess more glaring attractions, hut W
have not found that spot yet which VI
would prefer to this. for permanent loca
tiop
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

THERE are many cases on record where the
hair Of individuals has from menta, anxiety
and great fright or distress changed in n
few hours from its natural color to an al
most perfect white This was said to be the
case with the unfortunate Marie Antoinette.
one of the most beautiful Of women, in the
dreadful night preceding her execution
But there are other more natural causes
than these that are daily procuring a like
effect upon the hair, by slow but sure sp-
proaches. and certain preventative Of this
unsightly misfortune is public beneiaction.
This has been found in the discovery of the
famous "Barretts Vegetable Hair Restora>
tive" which uniformly prevents badness
and greyness, and is most delightful arti.
Gle of tho toilet. No lazy or gentlemen
should be without it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
Nof Salty.

Whereas. at our instance. Jsmss Cart
land. Charles Brayton and Nelson Brown
were arrested on suspicion Of robbing our
safe, and . legal investigation has resulted
In their honorable discharge this 10 10
!nrther add. in reParation Of the injury done
tne'n' that We were misled and deceived BY
o'ners IL our suspicious and consequent ar
,sst OF Messrs. Garland, Brayton and
brown, and we voluntarily and cheerfully
s.ate that there was no evidence against
'nem that We believe them entirely inno-
cent oi the charge, and regret that we we're
m'sied into proceeding against them.
.4unllsD & HAm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
CaE'1 NOTICES..

SAN PrasY is making extensive prepara>
ticn- for The isll trade Already a large
siocG Of Cloths and Cassimeres, consisting
in part oI French, English. New England
ard Shiel@s' Davenport goods, have been
laid ia, ana gentlemen desiring suits made
10 order. viii find 10 difficult in ending
Just en.ct'y what theJ want in the ma,n>
moth stock at 10 Brady street. An invoice
Of stylish and seasonablc ready made
clothing has jus; been received
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

DAVENPORT LEATHER DEPor-At the new
store Of Stuckrash L Co., 81 Brady St., can
Be found the larges. ard most complete stock
Of French and American calf skins, kps ard
morocco. harness, sole, and upper feathers,
shoemaker tools findings, and materials per.
tanning to the trade, west of Chicago. They
manufacture their own American calf skins
and oak tanned harness leather, and procure
oil other kinds from first hands.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

Yhr Pr, Grape is now cultivated in this
90 ntry far wine unexcelled BY any
o'her. u is n How jlicineis. richness Of
h,va7, IN lr.ll.ancy of color. The grape
nas been brought to u perfection never ct
.,nsl IN Portusal, by Ir. A. Speer, IN his
yard, Ney Jersey. Physicians, say it
!, superior 10 imported Port for inyslids,
aal a summer i is more agreeable and re-
irc-Ain. than claret. Clergyman use it for
l's parltv as common wine. while the
most fashionable families drink it as din.
-tr wine y j. Tribune
Some o. our druggists keep il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

Cry SCHOOLS. The entire School Board
visited all Of The school buildings yester
ia. TO inspecs the different rooms. builds
ings. grounds, etc, for the nu pose Of sec-
in, and knowing their exact condition.
During the past month, the committee on
repairs have been at work making many de-
sirabie improvements. Many Of the black
boards have been re painted with . new
preparation which is rapidly takin. the
place of the old and useless receipts in
many Of the larger cities Of the West. The
walls ard ceilings have undergone repairs,
and one OF two new rooms been fitted up. In
the Grammar School buildings, the Princi-
pals are to have separate room for special
examinations aud Office purposes The
basement rooms at No. 3 have been much
improved by en- additional window which
makes them look more like school rooms
than.ccllars, as they were before. Every.
thing that i'll n axe the rooms neat and
| inviting has been done, SO that Davenport
eau now boast the best school accommods>
tons Of any city Of its size in the Uniled
States. With On able and efficient corps OF
ieachers. backed up by determination on
the part of the School Board and the friends
Of popular education to eustain the high
standing of the schools, there is no reason
why they should not keep their position as
No. in the West. There seems 10 be a
pleasing determination on the part of oil
the teachers to do their work WELL Entering
upon the d schsrgc Of their duties fresh
from the State Teachers Association, and
aided by the many new suggestions and
IDEAS gained from other sources, they vii
4. the dose Of the. year show to the public
even richer fruits Of q correctly UNDERSTOOD
anu rightly developed school system. The
examinations during the coming year vii
be more comprehensive and Exhaustive ant
no pupil will be advanced or graduated un'
less they come fully up to The advanced
standard Of scholarship ard 10y their work!
prove themselves worthy Of such advance
ment. II is proposed to keep an impartla
record Of every pupils standing, that thea
parents may at any time see what they are
doing.
In making the examinations more severe
and in raising the standard of scholarship p
will result IN making the dipl mas more val
liable to those fortunate enough 20 obtair
them.
II is desired that every scholar have thei
names enrolled at the opening Of the schoo
next Monday. Those intending TO stud
the German language will await the instrrc
ton Of their teacher before supplying them
selves with text.books.
The Training School will open with tn
beginning Of the term with prospects q
greater success. 1t is now supplying ou
schools and the schools of adjoining State
With more and better teachers than an.
other institution in the State. With sue
Fropecis before us we may justly take prid
in inviting competition from any city in th
Northwest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
Pow der.

! Full ASSORTMENT or DUPONT & co.'s
tA f&'S, an md, Grain and Blasting
Howder wsl A. apt ~. hand Al u,,r Navazne Al All
q i'~ wh'ea Me etn eurpiy IL the trade Il, Chicago
ftte-, Ac>AlR y Joh DAN,
auGa-dsswsin Agents tsr lluun.t a Ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
& 1t Y aTE vi - 4.
PEOPLES PARTY TrCAET,

FjH SENATOR,
W. W. CONES, of Pleasant Valley.
FoR REPRESENTATIVES,
NJ. j. ROHLF5, Of Sheridan,
NJ q. DAVIS of Davenport.
CHARLES KELLY, of lie Claire.
Yos sBERIrg,
AAJoR q. SCHNlTGER, Of Davenport.
ron TREASURER.
l.. 3. vIELE, of Davenport.
ron COUNTY JrDGs,
THEODORE ID. EAGAL, OF Davenport.
yop courry SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
JOHN GALLAGHER. OF Davenport.
foR sURvkYoR,
THOMAS MURRY, of Davenport.
roa coRoSon,
Dn G BOEPFNER. OF Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
School Books, Latest Ed
itiOns and Lowest Prices,
AT Luse & Griggs, ID Perry
street, near the Post Office.
glDNg.ep 1EB,VnG

ARRIVALS
kEirnsBuRG, Capt. Campbell. Ft. Madisoni
MINNESOTA, Capt Hill, ST, Pau.
BuRLINGToS, Capt Green. Dubuque.
Ben CAMPBELL. Capt. Weller, Clinton.
DEPARTURES.
kEirHsBuRo, Capt. Campbell. Fl. Madison.
MINNESOTA, Capt, Hill, st. Louis.
BURLINGTON, Capt. Green. ST. Louis
The fast Sucker State arrives this even>
Ing. She will depart for st. Paul and ia
termediate places at 8 o'clock on to>mor>
row morning.
The new Dubuque, for st. Louis, will
arrive an. depart at : o'clock on Sunday
morning.
The favorits Muscatue will put in ap,
pearance on Sunday night, departed for St.
Paul at 8 A. NJ, on Monday morning. r
NJ. Prettyman, agent.
The fine passenger packet New Boston
Capt. Glinnell, will leave for Fl. Madison
in the morning. &. q. Mather il the Of
fee
The regular tri,veeAlT steamboat Ben.
Campbell will depart tomorrow at 8
for Clinton. Z. c. Duncan. agent
1t is said that there is only three fee,
eight inches on the lower or Dss Moines
rapids, and boats may before loag find som,
little difficulty in passing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

VA ACkt FARN 0S BRADY STREET. OrPo
= -iie Ns'N sit Grounds. Price, $1,000. Rive or
s1 'MA a itsf s5f NitA viii be 50 II desaed.
5ii- Nii'sia t-A Apply 10
~Ast-al tfrO II PARKER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

II lfowNf'- fNrS S- A.gpirY ~ THE STOMACH ~
"a .ie ~ sass are most powerful antacld remedy
q t1tc,rre .sis1 ~ ai. those aciilics whe her N
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