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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
"A Card IN the Public.
Ni~ssrs. MCCKi 4 nEAN.

rARPENTER2 AND BUILDERS. on
~ Brady. between sixth and Sew n h streets
aoiicif q share Of the patronage ef the people.
irpv experience in snidnc warrant us 10
promising entire satisfaction to III Who fAvcr Us
with their patronage.
Ilsns and est, .tes for all kinds 0f Building
Na'erials furnished promptly and q reasonable
prices.
eob 0saM. MCCRLE = BEAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

HELNBOlD'S EXTRACT BUCHU sives health
and vg1 10 the frxme snd hom to he ~ lltd chesk
Debility II accom- FAMED ny many aisf a.pg ssmp
TINS. and Il no treatment II submitted IT,. consump
slon. in.anisy ~lilei ii. ii. en.ne. ft~hdk civ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

May Il. 1866 Z
Da. Joun Bull: send yon $50 for GIDEON Itr
rgRs: please send whd Il will come to after pay ing
freight 10 Columbus Mise have been troubird fur
sever i wears with indigestion have had to take pie
every nisN for ten nfteen YEAR, and In February
1854. sas attacked witt general parMis Sic I wac
Iihned to my E,r the balance II the year and
in fact. continued In very weak and condi-
ton uriii come two m..nlhr sincc. when was put
under an operation. and your Cedrnp Bitrers for
treatment. Commenced improving right away, and
am pretty well restored. Yours. truly,
oc1ss-deod&w-ly A. L. NEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
ARKANSAS HEARD FRONT
TESTIMONIAL ~ MEDICAL NEE.
DHS~w nsoSr ~ hlsa er Aek Me- - Y

Srosy Poixr. White co. Ark.. May -. 20.
On Joms Brll- Dear Sir. Last Frbru ny was II
Louisville purchasing drnsr. and got some OF your
Sarrapaflls and CedrOp Bitfcrs. Ny eon-ir-laW sho
wA. with me In the store. had been down With rheu
msliem Tor come time. commenced on the bitters,
aud eoDn found hir general health improved. DR..
Girt who he'd been In had health. tried them. and be
a,so improved Dir Coffee. WIN had been in bad
health Tor several years stomach and liver affected
-h~ improved very much BY the nee OF your Bitiere
lndsed the Ccdron btters has given you graf popu-
iafity In this settlement. think could cell great
quantity of your medicines this fsl1-e~peciay ~
your Cedron Bifters ard Sarsaparilla. ship me via
Memphis. care kickeu 4 Nicely. Respectfully.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
STATE ITEMS.

Harvest hands ct 81 dav IN Marion
County. and 'eaping msthsnes get 81 ar
scres for cutting.
Tie station h. If way between pella NJ d
Monroe has been AIMED DIV, IN honor Of
c"l Otly, OF the Valley ioah
The drv goods u re OF j. NJ G l,tt. 81
KeokuL, wss entered by burglars. and 'me
from. On Saturday night last.
Marshslrown IA going TO raise S., 900 BY
subscription o. bridge the slough between
Aibion and tina, city.
MIR H. l.. Barnes, OF Oily, is about "a
drive 200 head Of cattle TO Chicago. IL,
claims that j. is cheaper. aud that tie get-
The stock IN market in more saieabie con-
jition.
The Record save there will ne 80. 600
~ h-ls Of. heat raised In Rsngxold County
this year, and that there is not nJur ny
mill in the county.
The Independence Bulletin 10 out in favo'
of . railroad from Ana,no-n TO that plnc,., o.
rather The extension Of the Muscstine. Tip
ton K Anampsa Railroad from Anamoss to
Independence.
The ladies and gentlemen of De,
Moines 70 in bathing in the river every fins
evening. The besch i. not 80 pleasant A.
that ut Che'ses or Newport. nor arc the va.
'trs II the Des Mnines comparable to IN.
buoyant su,f Of the Ail., tic. and yet our
inland b.lles are ~ 'yous = set Of mermaids
az ever frolicked at the sea shore.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

On ~hieh time over lnpnsnO b,se- have been used
has placed II beyond the pale Of experiment !, haa
6scome necessity In every family for Instant uae.
NOT only Tor dressed eyrr acute or chrie. but for
al cutsneWna inismsratians. hurRs eh'Ibaine cry
slela.. ra rheun,. efive Of iDee t.. NnsQucio bes
lnfnmts eOsea, chalee and ecahe chspi hands chspt
lipe aud all Kindred lille: relieving paine healieg
- n ny magic. Being applied ExrEssAliv. u hns
been Anown In elng~ case. b. iniure. - the
nee ~ the Coaching needle. Hstoury ar pr,he OF Of
burning ranstcr rr.'iiue lotions and Eve-wafess.
frequently des Israpsrshls iniars to the eye by
rodipg aud forever ruyny tn. delicate tissue~thaf
constitute envelope thsi sensitive organ.
For sale nj wholesre ard retail al pr,pretors low
est cash prizes STEVENSON & CAkNAHAN,
Diu, gisi. aud Agents fer IfoI rietor- Davenport
l.,sra d cAl.diH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
LONDON Il NEW YORK
&CEA v /. nap lane

Passage ID LonGon Brer $40, So, aud $50 cur
ren.y.
Excnrs on tichetr red iced rates available Tor Elk
month";.
kELLONA. Cap. Dixon. from New York Aug g.
CrLL Capt. lcat Ill. rom New YORK. Aug II
WM.PEN \. Capt. illin Z. tram New lork Aug 81
ATLANTA. npt- finkham, from New ! ORR 5 ut "a
The new and elegant Brit.h ir.n steamship BEL
Iona. all leave pier No. North River. Tor L..i,
do' calling at Bfesi On Saturday. Aug. Sd. Mt l. ~.
nil further hoiics all The eiesnerr u this line viii
call Al Breri, To land pa-r-i,v-rr
Tickets cold through by rail to Paris ut % per
cent 10 > III IN regular rairs
Ere Gu, wi b. taken and through hiia Of l-dinr
given 4. HAVE. Antwerp. Rotterdam, Amsterdam ana
Dunkirk.
For passage apply to
hOBrN CLARK, 20 Broadway,
For freight aps.iv NJ ~ South Il
ROWLAND 4 ASriNwAIL, AGENTS
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD, Agent. Davenport. Feb9u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
sPEER'S PURE NATIVE WINES
AMERICAN ws~E COMPANY.s

No. 2i3 % way,
Opfosifc " Hall Pak)
SPEEh'S PORT CRAZE VINE.
A pure Juice port ms cc from the Dporto grapes,
rssrd in thi. conn'rv invaluable mcdi inal wine.
II IL an excellent ne for fvinae-, weakly pcrsoi
n,alid- and III agtG
1t tpnc prop rites are nm rpsssed. car-irg an
appetite and restoring health and yi,,Dr 10 debited
persons.
TIL benef la effects arising from ~ nee ar" as-
ton-hing Tho isa d., and cannot he real red from the
use 81 ether uinea
III who Try il Express ,hir surprise thai so deli
cious Il " li.e Is raised IN This county
Also.
SPEER q cos r. D. G lf,ruia Port and sherry
Wiu"- rom the lannon's IN, s,rd- ~ II cdty the"
Monks ~ l,s Angeles. ihcs drli-ious table
wnr- Tor fam " Imported in. bran Is and 9th
or liqpur- ~ the hast brands directly from bond -
= mil sivt u Tree. &c rhttrr A. SEER.
Fr 3 i. ~ VAR lSoS 4 STaRkS p,ven r.
al. Gleiin 4 III cAirv. Rock Island IiaAr .nppiet
nv Fuller, lnch \ Fuller. hjcts,. mas R-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

tract and can now psrinke of any nd " food
!. For ID 80 psis in Gen. r.l.- Mr.. WIan M"llcr.
Of No q Wet Twentieth street. wr ties - rec
ommead ,heeriui'y Hon 3 Mali Exir Ct 70 dye
pepIc.. I have never found such a splendid bcv-
erage.
s. For y Pon' State of Sioma h
Mr-. DAT ner Of No. s66 kivington street writes:
NV hu@baud has be- n entirely cured VI his die
order OF the .tomach.'
& For hyhaus cd Pc. sone.
Nv physician Il In favVr II II. and Gid not think
that IL could Disagree with bic nedici e"
+. A. BEERS.
.. Fov Bod ~ Weakness.
lam, ,enr a confirmed Invalid: Rave peed ale
and porter. &c. ana no medicine seems 20 bene.
ht me-: ~ lloh'- Malt kxirartis iust the thing
need liar frd. Conn 4. s SrxrnsroS.
8. II Catarshs ~rperial,y Obstinate.
Mr.. Weleh Edward Of the New York Theatre.
write. To M. H.H My wife has been ntliel,
cured Of her sore thr..at by the use, etc"
Sold At d.uggets and grocer. Perro-s wishing
agencir- might apply TO Hof Mali EstrsN Depot.
~ Brosd~ay, n. y. or LAN-FELDT. THODE 4
A..ln As,.o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
PREPARED OIL OF PALM ANO MACE,

PREPARED OIL OF PALM ANO MACE,
For Preserving. 0eeslWring md
Beausilj ing the HAIR.
And il the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies will nnd Il not only certain remedy to Re
store Darker and Beautiy the Hair hut also desr-
able article for the Toilet. IL highly perfumed
with rich and delicate perfume. independent Of the
fragrant odor Of the Oils OF Palm oi Mace.
The Marvel Of Peru.
new and bean it'll perfume. which in dencary 0i
ecent. and the tenaciiy with which II cinge to the
handkerchief and person. IL uneqused.
The above articles for sale by all Druggists snd
Perfumers. AT 81 per bottle each. Sent by expssse
any address BY prcprictors
r. W. WRIGHT 4 co,
oc2O1y1 100 Liberty Street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

loU08vlll
oAlENS' MEAD DlSPENsARy

ESTABLINHEO $3.50. AND CHARTERHD
Be- inst Published the 'yOUrn'> MANUAL
containing Ss wager and iUn illustrsfns on the An
aaOmy and PhyuiOlney ~ the S~xna rgspe Of both
Sexee IL health and diecaae with Treatise on Sex
cal Deeasea including Sell Abu.e, Private Oisessee
Female Complaints. &e.. with new methods of treat
mvni intended NJ . gn,d- for Married and SINGLE
Sent under s.al to any addrese. price q.
ThOee allictcd wish Hernia nealneee FIssulA Pilel
Noetmrnsl Rnsnies,ons or var'cocelc By enclosing
stamp will rec.ive price list Of lew semcdie,
ens tkeee diseaseo
THE RLECTR0- PREVENTIVE
ThOer desiring Mmit their ohepsine. can enclose
~ the aove pseveatise. With On speay OF
the enbjscs Of pfsvensno. All Coz. espndenee cOun
dsntisl Address Al letter. % J. 3. WtLIIAMS,
au9aeAly Orowef 947. Louisville. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

FOR NON-rETENTIcE on INCONVENIENCE
Of Urine. isritm,bh ihf.n stitS or ulc~fnfitn Of
the bladder. kifs diss ri the irosfrat~
rlande IN ifs bladder eacalus grsvel ~ trick
duet dslHei: and a dkesses u the tlsdds. ktdueYs
and sjtalsWelliase, fd&w1y
% 0nRash Hapo IxsoAes tvuu1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

N.nArs zADoc PoRTER's
upATrvE COUGH BALSAN

Price. IS, 30, 4 - ceat' Pr Bottle.
r,e Ret. cse.pes,. srs ,es c'rec nal Rers y 70,
csr.-hs ceid- sc the woFii : eve pr daccd.
~ stter pELETER,oU- DRUGS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

TAKE NO NOPE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE RENEE les for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases Ire II LSEoiD'e EA1EA,r Bucnr ASD ls-
rnov En ROSY Wash. lfeb5-d&Wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

ENFEBl.ED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both sexes, u.e ilkLHto p~ EXT At1 BuCuu II
will give brsk and energetic feelings, and enable
you 10 sleep well. lfebsuS wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

The Ma ionsl Line comprises the following hrst.
'la-- c'uNeensine tron steamships, Nith wafer
light compartments
ENGLAND. Carr GRsrg. 3.tsr tnns: SCOTLAND
JAPr Hail Sos tpn- . NikDiNiA. Carr psoa-.
$50 toms ilEiNErIA, Carr. oaif,lt X :sla ,on-
oENMAhh. Cara. Tnpai~os. BIZ tut- 1llH
QtEtN, Carr. Gr'a>S. I,5i7 tons ERIN Cst1
ttfnaa, 3aie tons t'ENN>l LyANIA C.fr
Lswis. 81. inn- LnlfSlNNA C.fr ruo,se>
..i5b ton FRANCE and GERMAN bun ling
sailing every -aturda, from New York ever,
"Wednesday II I'm Liverpool sHa Qae, H. own cork
flnrbor
The Natl ,nal steam Navigation Company Oh lv-
trrei, inirild i,spatchinr, tiis manin iIun New
York. the i,liowng Steamship.
From New York to Queenstown or Liverpool
Cabin &IH. >ieeragr. $50
To Antwerp. CABIN. &ii5: Storage. f26
40 usnbarr. Cabin, &li5 St--rnee. sal.
To Brrnen, Cabin, &ll5. Ste.rauc. SIS.
TO tla,re. Cabin. silG. Stccraee 49,
To Pari-. Cabin s 2n: Stecri.e. 40
Draft. issued tor any amount any Bank IL Great
6ritaiu. and ireland. al the i"wrrt taie
See-age passage ticketr. 10 bring parties from Iv
crlnol or Vnccn-iown cork Hsfhrl fnr S25 Ia eur
eency. Sold by Z. DUNCAN, Davenport iowa.
Agent Tor The National Steam Navigation compa
~ 81 and ~ irondwny, New York. unvi7-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

CnIcAoo for long time has assumed to
stand second or third among the large cite.
in the letter carrier free delivery report.
Her figures. however, have n quserish look
For instance: lS2 carr ers in New York
delivered. last month. 100000 Letters. %
curriers' in Chicago delivered SGi 900 New
\ rk gets one letter per month Tor each iu>
hab,taLt, whe cas- Chicago reports four for
zach man. woman and child in its limits =
New Y.rk writes nearly txice "a many "a
size receives; Chicago answers only one lets
ter in three. Chicago iss bod and brilliant
advertiser. but 10 manufacturing the post
oitiye reports omts to be plausible We
care very little alb vt the bungr but dis Ike
a. sec Chicago lose her cunning Cin,in
raii is pretty well down in tie report but
they have weakness here for really count
ing the letters Parton would call >uch folly
Hunke ish. - Cincinnati Commercial.
Maximillian's de ,th will be celebrate hv
a funeral >e vices t'irou glon the Anstrisn
navy and al their t"pmast fl x yelled with
crane for Aeven weeks
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

urLxDoID's CONCENTRATED rxrRArr skRsapArrt.Lk
IL an. sS,eat Ro"j Purifier.
Roth prepared ar~nrSin@ IN rules ~ Pharmacy
and Chemistry and the most active nv; can he
.nnfc ffsh-dE WV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

Itbitual { OstivenesS causes
Headache. d zzine.s. " orms. Liver Complaint. Dys-
pcpsia, Sour Stomach, Had euh, &c. Ta.sire.
prev, n,ivc Il ia. Hat rs ,ss fr1isrALro LnKsGsns
being bOtn Tonic and Lssau e. thy res,vrc mature.
I, ere,'y curing a cos've sbit In the opinion Of
every Druggist IN the IN ~ m and eFec-
tua DIV for the Phes and the only enc IN
rcaccs the causr. onward applicati ms only
I'm ana mon wasted
TEE GLORY or MAN Is SrRENGTii.-Th There
fore The n.rsn'- aud 4, hlit ted should immed ate
is fitNEelf's EXTRACT HrC4t.f. ad.yw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

GENERAL VIEW OF THE
ts- : 10 which Hoii's Man
Extract Bcversg. of Health
= nppls anlc e.
j I In Ca.es al W. AZ M
Of Digest II. Pr of- III ~.
-fhra'y Nrs Amanda For.
def. ~ No l49 Wooe er It,.
writ. By advice Of IN,
physician. DR.. charveau. |
have taken Hon = Malt ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

Misguided Men. Asn TINS Law or CnAn
Try $50 May II Word Tssays. on the Error.
Ahl-,s aud Licensees VIII. form the ~ is the Ora
Naiadt- iu the first ,,c al MN. and frariuilv
sap Tie sttn' powtr- with sure ~of rre' sent
Ia sealed l.tt.r nNt'otss. ficp OF char Adl'cr-
Or ski LIN nOUGuTUN, Howard A~so ilt H..
l'hndtlis ia, Aa. niavt III ( w.in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

~" CURATIVE Bars.N
is Warranted. Is used nc.
c fd'ns = Directions. TO
car. 10 all cases. Coushs
Gods. Group who0pine
Ccish. Asthma. ard Mi
affections oitheTlroar and
Lungs
Madame Pad c por,er..
Nslsar, Is . purely v,-c,-
SIDE txpcc'Drant. p-waqr.
Cd WITH great csre tr
eai K st N. f-arn a c1--, i.
"a, on / III i,es re,ne H.
gre sslaele Aiag6unl AZ
fgds
Is remedial qualities are
based On lie powe, l., as-lst
the healthy and Vigorous
CIRCULATION ~ the BLOND
throa b 'ie LIME.
II enlivsn. the muecles
q d '-si-'-.ihc rkin 70 p.s
form the dutie. ~ esu'
ting he heat " the eysfem
snd IN gently throwing an
the waste substance from
sh,. ptlrface Of,he h.,av
4 ni's,s"n- IN. phleyfn IN.
iic"- Z &c splitting. a"d VIII
! y ION I'd very agreeable TO
h. tat" I, L. viz
eu' remedy. hut emolliens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

Schenck's. Seaweed Tonic..Thi'
mefi'in fny-ntd ~ itr j. II. schEr.I. ~ Pills
delphis Il int, ded 10 Dissolve tnc sond and mabe IL
into chv",e the al proc~ss ~ 'iors'ion Hy cers
-sur the a'o- sch with Seh-nck Mandrake i's. the
Tonic -stnrrs the appetite. and cd inst ~oula
not ~ en- before a~ing " vii h.. es-ily Ss,es'ed
Consumption cannot he cured Nv Sch"nek's Pu mo
nIr svYupunes the stomach snd liver 7. n,d hli he
rnd the sdp-'i' .-ssor q. henrr the Tonic and Pills
rrl"ired In nearly ~ eor.nvrp iun n
half acx"n b title. of the SEAwEED TONIC ~
three or Esnr IN. - ~ the MtNrRAKE PILLS will
cue INV ordin-sy nf dyspepsia.
u. StBs~cx makes profession ~ visits In Now YORK
Bo.tsrn. and NJ hi. i'rin,ira: ono. 10 Phltdelphs
evesv weak. See dh papers ~ each place. :" V
psmphie' mt ton COR his ia FOR visitation.
Pease Observe whe, purchasing that the two like
ncsses ~ The Doctor. one in The ,s-t stage ~ Con
sumption sre the sh.v ~ he now Is. In prsect health
'he Government starp
Sold bv al Drrggi-ss ami per'evr. Pie sI'ir
bottle ~ % The "af doxen All irf'.rs sn- NY
shouif he addressed 20 tr Schen,ks Principal Off e
M - North nth Street Philadelphia Pa.
fen.rat Whniera. kgrrfs: I. mae PHrnes & Go
Y: s 8. Hance. B,'t''nnr.. MI John y P,,k
''iu"inna'i. Ohio; Ws'ker L Taylor, Chicago. III
''piiin. Bro".. ~. fnni-. No,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

UELMBOi.ps EXTRACT Rt'CuU and Ixr own
Rosr " cures secret aud d,rac dis rdrr- IN VII
heir ~ 'ile "xyrn-e, little ar 10 change "
diet. no Inconvenience ard exposure II IL plea :
AM in tasn and ndor, immediate In its srfi'.n. AID
rec from, all injurious rrnmsii,e ffeh,-d SwIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

hELNpoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.
nElMe0lD'S FLUID EXTRACT

6oS IL ~
Tea certain cure so- diseases Of the
nf.AnnrY. KIDNEYS GRAVEL. DROpSY.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
m" - URINARY ORGANS.
whether existing in ,-p,.v
HOW D$G STANDING.
o<.hsse o,,ans REQUIRE the use of du-Sic
FRO .-eafrrcr. T. sn'fni'cd -. Cor tHFrpi'nH cF
lnsrr i,y may ems ne Cor Ficsh and Blood are sr-
ported from these sosrces. ana the
HEALTH Aso HAPPINESS.
Hnd
.h.. ~ ps..erfsy. 6epe = rpm prompt use OF re-
liable remedy.
HgfvnOrn's EXTRACT rJCHr.
Establishcd upwards offs YEAR prepared by
n. r. 1uIg. " BOLD.
DRUGGIST,
sat Broadwey New York. snd
fshAa&w1 fa4 south 10Th Street. Philadelphia. Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

HELMROLp's FLUID EXTRACT EuCnU is
plea AMI in ta-'e and oduf free from all ininriou-
pro,pf ties and immediate In & action, ld&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-02

LADIES can receive n box Of DIR v-pan's Pills by
mall, sealed from the eyes oil the public. by enclosing
one dollar and six poersge stamps Ia NJ. W. MA
CONNER ALBANY N
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-07
The Presidents Message.

We publish to-day the extraordinary Veto
Message of President johnson. We say it
with profound regret, but it sounds to us
like a call to the Confederate hosts to raj
ly again in arms against the national author
ity. 1t is violent, infammatory, rcvou-
tionary document. Instead of yielding
gracefully to the will of the nation, the
President defes that will, and lends the in
fluence of his great office to the encourage
ment of rebels and traitors.
1t is sad reflection that a public man
with SO noble Union record should have
staked and lost himself for Rebels and Reb-
eldom.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-07
The President of the Senate.

Hon. Benjamin F. Wade was unanimous
| " nominated in the caucus of the Repubii-
can United States Senators yesterday morn
| ing as the President of the Senate to sue
coed Hon. La Fayette S. Foster, whose term
| expires on Monday next, 4th OF March, 1867.
His nomination being equivalent to an cleo
ton, it is eminently appropriate that fact
so gratifying to the loyal people should re-
ceve publicity. Judge Wade is perhaps
the very best possible embodiment of the
sentiment which sternly demands the estan-
lishment of republican governments as log
ical result of the defeat of the rebellion
keenly responsive to this almost universal
desire, it is with him no new thought to re-
fleet and to strengthen it. Born in Massa-
chusetts at the beginning of the century, his
natural instincts were assisted by his early
New England training, and hardened in the
fierce trials of border life, when Ohio bore
the relation of an almost unsettled territory
to the other States when Cincinnati was
village and Chicago an Indian trail-his e1-
perience has been an active and heroic pro-
test against human slavery. His first APP
pearance in Congressional life was in 1851,
as 4 United States Senator from Ohio, which
position he has since uninterruptedly filled.
Into this period of nearly sixteen years
events have ben crowed more stirring and
novel, and etfcctlng q completer change
among larger masses of men, than the trans
actions of the Revolution itself There is
not pro-slavery ex-senator now alive, who
served with Jud ge Wade in this interval,
that will not admit that he has asserted the
same doctrines, in the same spirit and with
the same courage, that gave him so COM
handing an influence throughout the war,
that operated upon so many multitudes OF
men, and that have now commended him to
the unanimous choice of his brother Sena-
tors for the second office in the Republic
And vet this record of unbroken Rad:calism
is not only sustained by single act of cru
city to the people of the South, but bright
ened by thousand instances of magnanim
itv. The candor with which he proclaimed
his opinions in the days of an ascendant
Democracy made him favorite with his ex-
tremest political opponents, and stood in
constant and significant contrast with the
loud and threatening dogmatism of the
South And even now. while his election
as President of the Senate will carry joy to
every earnest household, it will give assur-
ance that if circumstances should devove
upon him the higher functions of the Chief
Magistracy they will be discharged with an
eye single to the glory of the Republic. The
Southern people will find nothing in his
history to inspire the slightest doubt as to
the justice, moderation and dignity of his
Administrations Wash. Chon.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-07
Meeting in Atlanta.

ATLANTA, e.
At large public meeting held to consid-
er the condition of the country, resolutions
approving the terms of Sherman's bill and
the course recommended by Gov. Brown,
were rejected. The meeting then divided
The minority will hold meeting tonight.
The majority reorganized and passed resolu-
tions counselling quiet submission, and
characterizing the bill as hard and unjust,
and approving the noble course of Pres
ident Johnson. The Southern people should
not barter their manhood and honor by ac-
cepting the terms recommended. The Sou
them Governors should take steps to test the
constitutionality of the bill
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-07

Is He OR Is He NOT GOVERNOR ?-1t is
reported that Gov. Worth is about to pro-
coed to Washington to find out what he is.
He is not certain that he is Governor. The
President will tell him he is, and Congress
will tell him he is not. He will, therefore,
return as wise as when he went.
"To be, or not to be, that is the question,
Whether it's better" &c.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-07

The Marlborough House at Raleigh, N. c..
is now under the management of Mr.. W. G..
Riddick, who has made great Improvements
in the establishment. The table IS well sup
piled with the best the market affords, and
Mr.. Riddick and his assistants are attentive
and accommodating CHAR. Democrat.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-07

The rebel regulators of Kentucky have
served warning on Governor Bramlette,
threatening him with violence if he issues
any more proclamations against their law
less proceedings, and ordering him and sew
eral other very prominent Union men of
Frankfort to leave the State
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-07

Now that the o. S. Senate has declared
that the Militia in the Southern States shall
be disbanded and disarmed, of course there
is no use for an Adiutant General of Militia
in this State, and the salary of such an Off
Ger might as we'll be retained in the Treasu-
~ Char Democrat