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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

mankindr Nations, however, like
individuals, are subjec, to paroy isns
Of psssion aud deluaiou, in which all
judgmsns is lost sight Of, and often
tines pay dearly for their after 81.
pcrience, by draining to the very
dregs the bitter cup Of deep huniia.
ton asd SORROW.
One Of the most singular sights
daily meets the eye Of the govern.
meat oacisls in this place. Some
tn days ago "A foreign officers, who
were taken prisoner at Queretaro,
arrived here an order was immedi.
assly isssed that certain persons, who
were we'll known to -ympati,c with
the Imperial cause, should furnish
them with provisions. The resul, is
that from two to three hundred has.
kcts Of the finest kinds Of provisions,
including choice wines and most elsb.
oratsly gotten up pieces OF conicc-
nonAry are daily sent to the prison.
The amount daily sent is caoush for
from Eve to six hundred mca-and
this is = tribute FROM the wealth of
the city. All seem to vic withaae an.
other to see who eau send the best
the question with them is not " shall
! send, but " is !, possible for them
to rcce'vc." The prisoners, in order
10 dispose of what they receive, are
compelled to give to the soldiers by
whom they are guarded, and to the
poor who hang around the prison.
Upon the day that the Emperor
was shot, high mass was said in the
different churches Of this city, and
hundreds upon hundreds were to be
seen going 10 the different places of
worship. Tho churches were drspcl
in black, as well a. the inmates, and
since that time the respectable class
only appear in the streets clad in the
habiliments Of mourning. These out.
ward manifestations are not q 9th.
u than moderate feelings OF resent
mens, and 80 far as the example goes,
Is q defence Of the innocent aud
worthy against the INSCRIPTIONS.
Those who were blind before, now
see, and seeing, dread the future.
To-day, At II o'clock, the sword of
Msximilian was presented to Juarcr
by Escobcdo in the Government
palace.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

A correspondent II ~ Nev Yesh
rdbass. y 0sstySssg, aQked ~
hossl tssper ksw h vss aobsts1 ~
~ evsss bstsis. "fAe tssls," -
plisl niss hssa, "tsrasa out veil ~
dstsysbsrg. '.sck asivis' ssd AotsI
kespia' asc ~ w"ts encouraging.
Il ~ li1sult b ~ uhss Prsvi9sssa
- = stvseo NO asss ~. ast lesk.
n isao or sash sssssats, ~ aa4ss-
slas1 Il sll."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

The same ps PSF contain. the ioi-
lowing
Mr. John Raddo wAs plo~'"a IN
Aski ..,,ar k,.,rt~~a miles Soath OF Ear"
Texas, On Saturday morning, t,hi When
q. u Allen RIDE up 10 tbs fence ""d
amer q fsw oosasson place remasks al""'
Tie weather, Ac., shot him With six
shooasr foas ,,mes, one bali psns'ra''rg
the heart, aso.h~r the arm, And two the
lon eye Of the unfortunate s's,'". who
WA. entirely "esss.d u. i'ed 'e-'""
y.
The deceased uAs hn',"d by the
u q y, Of which he wss an exemp,a'y
asmbsr. and slso y msShss OF The Ma
soa,c Frstevsity.
Allen, W. learn, !. s,ill at large.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27
Tmk Nsw Coxm,rrss ON Rscos

Tmk Nsw COMMITTEE On Rscos
-rsucIios.--We copy from the Ma
s,onsl I1ielligeseev, ~ tho 9Th The
Speaker Of tho tioa-c yc.s er,lay op
pointed tho committee 10 whom IL 10
h. referred the su' jject Of further lcg
'sistson upon reconstruction 1t IL
eo'apossd Of the following memb,r- /:
Neasn. Thsddcus Stc,c.-, Of
Pss..ylvssia.. GsY. \. BOSWELL. OF
" Ohio John y Fssnsvorth, of
Liisei. Calvin 7. Hubbard, Of New
York Fernando {. iscsmxa, Of
Michigan Hslbsrt y, Paine, II VII
CONAN Frederick A Pike, Of Maine,
auA James Brooks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

. - AWh0e - 49,
The Most Atrocioas Tragedy i,
Criminal History-A Sea Kill
his Father, Mother, Sister, ant
Four Brothen and Scrvsst, he
sides Burning the Easily Resi-
dcnce-A Horrible Recital.
The colsmss Of late pspsr from
Germany are Gllsd with thu parties
ulars Of \ most hcrrib's tragedy
scarcely to be psralleled in criminal
history. II reminds u Of the mur
der, OF almost equal horrors, BY
Probs, last year in Pcnnsylvania
But he was not son and brother
and the eight whom he killed were
not his own flesh and blood.
A son kills his father and mother,
his sister and four brothcrs, aud a
servant, burns the house and barn
where he slew them, and for fully
nine months succeeds by the most
astonishing Discrimination, in evading
all suspicion against himself The
massacre was committed in Gross
Campcn, a large farm In the neigh.
borhood Of Itsshcc, in Hcls,cin, sc-
cording to the Hamburg Reform,
from which W. translate the follow.
ing terrible tale
The farm was own,d by Mr.
John Thode, a wealthy peasant Of
fifty six years Of age His wife,
Margaret, was about the same age,
aud his children, Anna, John Mar.
tin, kniers, and Timm, were all over
twenty A 6fth son. Reimer, was
only fourteen years old. They we're
all robust, healthy, people. Besides
the family, there was hired girl in
the house. Timm excepted, all the
the members Of the family had the
reputation, OF upright, industrious,
and thrifty people. The ncighbors
spoke less fsvorabiy Of Timm He
was often away from home, and in
latter years he worked in a -four mill
a, krummcndick, The mill burnt
down he returned hcme, but could
never agree with his family. Old
Thode, a. the time of the catsstro-
ply, had some ten thousand marks
in stocks in the house, and abcu,
four hundred marks in cash, tho con.
tents Of the savings box Of the
younger children. The lightning,
only few weeks previous to his
death had struck the house, and the
very chair in which the old gentle.
man sat, though without hurting him,
Tho next neighbor, Mr. Jacob
SchwartrkoH, lived in house about
one hundred yards distant from
rhodes dwelling.
"On the night Of tho eth of An.
gust, 1866, that ncighhor was ava.
kcncd by the repeated cry Of =" fire
and murder When he and his
son !e!t the house 10 assist their
ncighbors they found Timm lying in
frcst Of their window in perfect
state of insensibiiity. Al his side
lay . small box with .ome silver.
ware, She above named stocks aud
n little money. They 6rst carried
the young man into the house, call.
cd tho servants TO attend him, aud
Al Al Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

PREPARING voa rHk ELECTIONS
Gen Sheridan has is.acd an order
dirccsing the Boards of Registers
thvoaahoss the s,s,e Of l.oa,.isns 10
proceed al once to select suitable per
sons To act ~ commissioners Of ulsc
tons, - provided IN the recon-true
ton act, Tor the vo'iog precinct. Of
their rcspsstive parishes The order
directs that three persons be select.
ed fos each precinct, whose ssme.
viii be submitted BY the board. Of
Registers 10 their supervising OIL
crrs for approval The polls arc 10
be opened a al the place. hereto
fore established under the laws Of
the State, - far ~ practicable. Tea.
Sheridan says that in order to accom
modste tho largely increased number
entitled TO vote, two days will h. giv.
~ for voting. Board. Of Registers
are to make sp their prsciscs pail
books forthwith. iieayase.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27
!. n. JOHNSON. osooaR y, o. Av0areu
JOHNSON l. SLAUGHTER,
0D11x9 xD.

u ESPECTFULLY ienasr their nr-
~ vieN TO their old lrienss and PATROLS
In Harrison and adjoining cosntiss. Froz
our bsag sspesiencs end ciose application
~ the proSession We fs~i warranted 10 say.
Ing that oar work will b. inlbwios 10 mons
Artiacisl teeth isnRtsd o. The Vulcan.
IL Bass IRON cos 70 I'LL ~, I'D Psvtec,
sstishctioa gusrastsed,
w Of ~ cas BE- loana Ia the olhce 81
Ill tiuss. Where Il b | - .nvenies& Tor
psssoss 70 coase 70 the o(se~, hey will be
waited o. at thek boses. Our <svices
80 - sssussd BY sddrsiuw Us through
" nail q oaAesvbs.
Osvsm-West skie Of the Public
-Sqsare. III
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

TINS TrxAs KApm.i Co~y.Sv,ox -
The Telegraph says the late kadico-
Negro State Convention, nj Houston,
was mauiiestiy n dead, DISASTROUS fail.
nrc, ~ 1t deserved 10 he Lees than
twenty white men took par, In III. pr,.
scedins., and they are reported 10 have
shosn little pleasure in tho part they
wers'ncting 1, was essentially . pub
lie meeting Of freedmen, and they them.
selves saw that tbs white Radicals did
not enter cordially into their proceed
ings
The Telegraph adds
Our city coloret people were not has
~ t" welcome their mud stained aud
hungry brethren from the eouutry, with
their rather expensive horses The con.
segment disappointment and mortiKc~.
ton were frequently vent, d during the
first days session by such remark. As
the following SO gwinc home to-
morrow, ia Use gwins too" Dis
no place for dis Niger u amt had
nothing eat .cncc been here"
Iie Galveston News thus commcnts :
The closisg session Of the African
mast meeting, ut Houston, established
the fact that the all time Union men Of
Texas will not afhliats with the negroes
in political assembly xIov. rcase
and Judge bcll drnnh in this serrowfnl
idea, and MIR sabin, Of Houston, NM Of
the eAhorters was wounded beyond all
healing.
The result Of this nisgeririns a,ts.p.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

Plscs hssin Of cold water by the
sids u your bad whss ysa Arst
svsls !" ths ~ossi"s dip y"ss hand.
II asd vet ycsr brow, ss1 slasp will
cot again .ssl yos In it, svsssAsroas
ssbrses. This is tho advice given
By az sxsd nss, Who he'd hess in
ths Asbi' OF rising early dssisr a
lo~g life
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

Mn. BISeuAN AM rus SrRRAry Tn
A." Mack the Washington CORES.
pendent n the Cincinnati Commercial,
referring to the Surratt trial, in late
tsttsr, says John A. bingham has been
in WAshingtoa since the trial com.
menced called on him n, his rooms
yesterday and anding the tables and
chairs covered aeb Heaped with crini-
nal law books, Nsked him Il be was
not helping the prosecution of surratt
lie replisdNhst Ne was doing so in qai-
81 way IL indicate hinseii iron ,'a,-
ler's assault and the accusation Of hav-
ing hxng "sn innocsnt womsn that
he hsd already Cleared Up tho Hsth
diary mystery, and he would clear up
everything sIss bsibrN The trial Wa over
Mr. bingham Aoss ~ ~ 10 the court
rocm at all, bat he evidently furnishes
III the brains Tor the prosecution, and
maps out i.s conduct Ia every psrticnlar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27
cvs,ors Expxs,xxxrs wna

Craiors Expgatxv~rs "nH
r.Aua. lecture on the .en~ib,l
,,v ,.,..,. a.u. made, certain
80. ..~sL. st,
'"".'"," ."~ o., -
c~"s'y "shvsesa ~ '"e nay"
suss OF "res' "s,a"
these phenomesa, fr"s Iy"as" -"
" some Of these Aamcs arc o! asrvsl'
on. .-usibility one such IL At present
h.C,,. va. IA II nearly twenty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

TAs lsrsIssssa Of Jsrs..ls~ is
soapsesd 10 ressA ssnhsss Al 100
Jews, 5000 Msho.sdass, Esd y,tHD
CAfistisus. Among The Naho~s-
dsss, siss familiss osIy slain Dc.
scat fFom tAs sospaasoss In .srms
u sAs great SslsAta, TIA seaqssvor
Of JsssssleM At the sins Of the
CRUSADER.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

ssees komsso doss roo hsij,ve
list 0ss. Eseobsdo svsr aid he ~.
lsssx to sake tsssss the ortss Of
=: day saa wipe ess psspls asd
sh'sgs gsssssily. liz says such TALL
= hes'saasd By essais psnoss It
1Fcss:vilss, sSr Tho purpose Of Ia.
jsriss Mssiso.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

NOsLu insnALIrY.--TAs I.osi.-
vilSs Ceosiss seys. ASKS ~ ~ u
Suss, ~ 5000 sssesru Rslisg A..
sssssAsa ~ sAippsd fss~ ~ p,sas
sosaly ~ sasslssAs = eyato 81
lsssssses ~ ~ Ssssieass pdTP,s II
~ 6eaaA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27
FRANK {. WooD,
DRUGGIST AND AP0TlECARY,
n0y,Yn auOw pVnanp souAas

~ ~ " ~ - " "
DRUGGIST AND AP0TnECARY,
sousx SIDE rrsL,c SQUARE,
N A n 9 II A l. l., T e X AS,
uAS received and h nov opssiag toll
II and complete ansrtnest ei DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, ed PATENT MkDl.
CINES, PAINTS, OlIB, vARNlSii.
KEROSENE OIL LAMPS. GLASS,
and GLASSWARE, PKRFUMERY,
SOAPS, HAIR PREPARATIONS.
COMBS. BRUSHES. &c. &c. And >
great variety Of
TsaaaA-AaA FaneY Aftlsss.,
SseeIeal a. Tknsal Iaslssnssts. Physi-
eAsss Poctes Csas sd Saddle BsCs,
Trsasss, Sappossss, ~ heaes. Aho .
irssh supply Of Coleass's Aas,srd. end
. veil selected atock Of
ID Y F. s T Y + F 8 .
N. B.-llavins secured w services oil
. qualified Apotbecary, PAyssciaas can
sdy spos having thsss prescriptions care
fully compounded d ell hoss Of The dsy
q night.
h OssaEsy DsaAn aad HhyaAAas.
Yes VII p1sass call and eAaniae NY
SOCK bstors goas9 slsewesse. o u v eos
pisss 10 every rsspsc'. ! can " yosf bills
y low y asy ether boss 10 ths section
q cosatry.
FRANK 4. WOOD
A.s~.l ~. 1876, ST.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

~ ~ s.s1 49, = Wsssse, b
~ ssah, - hssAnV, jsl3 ~ u
V1toA . ". JeAaQgn - - -
- y - asstaad Usga6eA = -
- rspy Lsses W ~ - ~
~ pasaeshA@ =, ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

WILL tahs ss1nssls1oqsa11 = Rsses d
w Dsels, MsseQaQn, - eaevs~ - iasss'
y psc0o01v, 0So Ven ~ = ~ PsbiIc
uenss, ~ ~ y D.. osass' Dsug e1ses
~. ie. u, silly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

DIR. T.. j. BEALL,
DIR. H. LEWIS,
06'ee IN rssr q Lasesssers Drug Store.
DARTlCULAR attention given 70 the
i Medical and sarEissl treatment Of
The sys.
- Bile dss upon rendition Of ser.
vice.
May II, 1867. n3s:n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

The FIRST tins JsvvoM .s~ esIr.
bssAsA sssE vviAsr, H. isssss ssA Ia
Nh: "ysssautss, have yss ssA.
sisat soae1stss In ~ " lss4 ~ .
s.isss "M, yes, I'D Jssrold,
al havs IN tAe eoMalsscs. hi
hsves't Ne Kuisoa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

sssrstasy eswssds speech, - re
psvssd 10 ~ Bossos passrs con
sissd lAsgAahls srsss. Ne vs.
naas % ~ skAa uhsa shs Prevalent
~ served eoss yssss ~ psspls "esn
ssss hin cst sd psa - ! sssse psn
snsy liks ssssss." Hssss pa t.rs.
I'd ost 10 b. . nispsist fss sssss.~ss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

!. a ss.ss.,, : - ;;
species u isssst, - sstAshs 90.
tsitutss ~ nosh = ~ health II .
garden ~ : sspsSss Of ohs.salls
plaan dispssssd through u Ma
rrsen -houss Of hot houae should ever
b. without il, IL gssss or did
stats !; either ths s>slks ~ Aowsss
VII sas~~r. i 10 = singular fsst,
that ia - b dropping ~ appsr-
svtiy dying, In niae csssa out Of tan
4 viii rsssvss " yos plsas sAs~o-
nib asar IT,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

Estimates made 81 Gen. Grants
headquarters show that the present
q penditarss 10 prosecuting tho In
dian war are fally one million dol
lars per week. In case il is deter
miaed 70 insugurase a vigorous eau
psigs, expenditures will soon be
ssedsd h meet ths wants Of ~ ia
essaasd foscs Of about 6ve millions
pr vsak. Thus far, siscs TIE
troubles began, every Tsdian killed
has cost The govesnosst over . nil
Nos dellan sd ~ aeest
tss utes nsa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

-.-s
letter from Mr. Mansan, II Bravo
r'a' 10 friend, gives .h~ unplsa.sn, in.
iormA,,on that tho orphan children now
At ting "orpeans hose at nayiand, AZ.
scesA faytv n previshos, and
2ee e. 4 eetNAas - ssoNiahsd by
m 4rkk IL.
~ "a sa)scS ~ - C4saty
400. "a i ~.
do1,y ~ ss(lshls ~ vcsld .uxses,
din, AZ eisisene ehsuN imnsdisteIy do
ali in their povse = - re1I~f 10 skoss
poor orphans, ~ - ,eaasr ring At oar
,cry door. JUDGE Aastin has kindly
cons, o,~d to become do depository Of
NY" "ss .aa III, IL ~" $780, " ~" ~"
s ..,;as,,'., ~. ";...... 49, NV ' ~
P' Nv .h...Is 49, !. :.,,,d ,hs, ,hs d..
etc., ns..,.1..s ".J. h.,s h.sn IN,
,", aus ia ~. ~. ;n.,,tu,,on i.
.n, r'i,sa,,, ~" .m. 80. sms.. .rAow,-..s
Mr prr.,on H. indsS.,;aabis foundsy
~ ,h;. ;"s';,:,;"n ha. hssr .l..n, .sy.
s,.l ,on,h. Cor ths nur,.s. az r,,,.
.n.;." "a rw.. .hn ..l.. s,.,.. and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27
MtAital Carhs.

nR D. r. EAD8 olen hi p,of.,.
~ s:.A sssviem 10 III sitlasss d
Aesshall cd Vicinity.
oRv.u-st Sesnt Drag s,oev, IVES,
~ q the Pebble Sqsass. Al orass,
~ tAsfe viii b promptly altes1sA 70
Jassasy 8, 1897. 9i-u
nR. 8. KA0AN. OAss -. o, liz
~ Capitol osel ~ sppssiAe Tesss,sph
oBer. O&cs hosn itea 10 .. n, iii ii,
O. =, asd from s p. y. NJ 8 ,. 4.
1sTns, Settleassat VIXEN The ease :
discharged.
Jsssssy l. 1867. 2l-tf
DR. II. r. wlrHERHPOON. Sur.
II 1900 asd Physicisn, Nsrshsll, Tsass
Ossics--ios tks psssest. al sean 1
Withssspoeas Drag Btose.
jelly II. SIS. olS
J. p r. JOHNSON. JOHN T. CRAZE
nM. JOHNSON 4 GRAIN, contin.
~ 10 10 the practice Of Medieine,
sssGery, asd Obstetrics.
7sr@s, rasA sAew ne case ia discAays.
ed, or safi. factory arrangement
Oyvicu-At q. q. Grssgs Drug Store.
Msrshall, Jan. -, 81 n24-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

u l. HI0nrOWkR, Attssssy q
H. Law, Klysias Yislls, hss'isss %.
Tsxss, wv psasstss b ~ Ocsses u ~
Sixth Js11sfA DisesisA Az eaasso 60
trssssa 10 M vii ssssivs prompt a.
esstSoa.
Apsn u. less. ssJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

a. resB, .wu. sseonAs.. -. v. FosA'
HAv1 aBsnsd . ssPestsessetp 10 ~
III pssstiss q hw, ssier - I'm aaas
Il P6PR, BTEDMAN, kr0Pk Ts'y
vim attsei " Cssrts = ~ Coesesss o!
Hss1hoa, nsdk, rsssls. - up.Acs o!
ths 81, ~ Mastss q ths 81 Jsssc's'
Distsict.
sspssmtse 10. 1855. Sal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27
LADIES.

W. u. D1o&A1
l1asuhall Nss. -. ~ Nt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-07-27

ROLAND 1o1nAs 80. J. F1rcGu9v nAAkis.
ZONES = HARRIS. Attssssys ssd
81 Cossasllous q LAa. ceIss - Aastss
strsst, 6Asevspars, La, vial psastses 10 u
paeisAn q Cse1e, Dee3ote cad nuaees,
AID vii et1sod V eoses 10 Tie District,
supsvos ~ Federal eosrts.
Jss. -. es. clay
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-05
Wednesday. tho Ilsh day - Sep
seusprP. A. -. 1867.
se "a slfculEsssa q. u sslm.

It's cor liaued success must be ruin 10 the
iaboring man. ruin TO the business man, ruin
10 every ntcrcst, except that Of the { He
holders. and spectators. Every branch Of
indus,ry is staggering under the burdens of
t,xa,ion uur or. at shin building busiuess
j. gone, and tho ntcessaries Of i.io are q.
f.mipc prices. IL j. Two years since the
war va, ended snd yet Radical extrsva-
garce h,s been so monstrous THAI the pub
&c debt h.s bson Increasing .nstcai o: less
log. a ct e selfish politicians have
thor own pay. and qnar,cred host of
latots acd dependents. with 70, salaries,
Ali over The l,ud, ia the Army. in the .'avy.
and in Civil service.
To supply places for this hungry horde,
.arsc standing army il essential, and the
mi tayy Ii ls and swartns the Southern
States. and furnishes places for this nev
a.is,ocracy that is riotirg on the fruits Of
our toll. These uecdless military governs
menus ~ lic S'utH, WIN ApS" Do"fu "
Registration and the Ffeedmen's Bureau,
are al, a, our expense, and are costing mil
lions upon millions
This cxtravn .ancc can only be stopped
by q charge OF rulers. We cannot exp CT
that those who arc receiving the money,
and whose friends are in the fat places viii
make . change. The people must do it
And they must do il by voting for the
change. or il viii never he done.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-05

srsn'inz To, prsyer IF The petitioners, OIL
The 2s'h Cay o. = p,ernber, 1861.
Which Was adopted.
Mr.. Arplegate, from sane Committee,
sl.n reported
Ynur Committee 10 1hom the parsrs and
report q Comic issioner J. T Campbell. III
tie Abbey -nsc Csc was r.itrrtc, beg leave
to rernf. in fsve- ~ ,he srroiDt-
men. Of Ezekiel s,sinhllher, James
He'rcn, srd .I~mes Burnside. as -
,,raissrs 70 assess the damages sustained, ~
cons, ouerce Of the lsslrg ~sid r"ad, q meet
on the 10Th day az October. rex'. ~ TIE
house ~ q. w. i5sler, iso ~ % ifck. y
M nj. -aid read ctsc is continued ~. tee
80 day 81 January session. ~ urai action.
Which wss adopted
I Mr. App, gate, from SAME ccfn-i;'es ais
! REPORTED
Your Committee 10 bcm the Iape's in
the Mai,oy road case o. W,ni,n io.oship
was referred, report that his case was eA.
ahmed by your committee at the June ses
sion, and appointed John Robson, OF said
/ Winfield township, commissioner To exam
inc the same, which commission failed to
reach him in time; We. therefore, recon
mend bis disappointment, and 10 examine
! said road on the 2Sth day Of repte mber mex,
| Which vac adopted
! MT Nvpie2s'c ffobt same COMMITTEE tlso
reported
! Your Committee on Bridges and " Oh
WHY'S, to whom was referred The petition OF
/ H. Bradley aud others, praying for al ap
! preparation of $50 To build ~ otherwise
! grade the deep ravIne IN the H. g. quarter
! o. section 50, township ~ e. of ceg. p
III, on the Davenport and Lost Grove roab,
rep II IN favor of granting ihe prayer Of
the petitioners, and tbst The work be placed
under the supervision Of IL Bradley, w.ih
authority ioexpend 81 much thereof as may
be necessary " put the same in pxssable
condition.
Which WAS adopted
Mr.. Stearns FROM same committee also rr
ported
Your committee - whom was referre :
The petition and communication from the
district tow iship of LeCiaire and indepeu
Dent school district OF LeCltire, have had
The same under consideration. aud woulj
respectfully repor. adversely 70 the praye!
81 said petition
Which was adopted.
Mr. Watkins moved tia, committee 81
three be appointed 10 draft n resolution foi
appointment Of L General Auditing Com
, mitiee
Which was a1optc J. and the chair ap
pointed Aessrs. Watkins, Freeman and DO"
said committee.
On motion OF Mr.. Baker adjourned ill
O'Clock 10 morrow morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-05

CaFxisrRY IN SCHo,Ls--A teacher in
Nottingham. Eng. writing 10 The editor OF
the Chtmicat htns. earnestly recommends.
on the strength Of hi. own experience. that
chemistry form one Of the branches OF reg.
ulai school education. The boys under b's
charg', with this enlargement, Of their stud
iss, did not learn less Of languages, whne
learning more Of science. Oh course they
take more interest in the experiments than
in the explanations. Chemistry teaches
habits OF careful observation. patience. csu'
ton, Lest>hsndednsss and quickneas. The
applications of this science are Of the mos,
diversified kind; they are made in the
kitchen and in the laboratory; they are
aeen in animal and vegetable phys oloey--
! !, an eytl,n zion Of the leading symptoms
in many diseases; in the study Of geology,
minesology, icc.eUology, and IN the most
minute ~ well as the most sublime phe,-
on,rna. Chemistry deserves 10 be laugh,
not only in our high schools. but in all our
common schools and private acadamies,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-05

edy for diseases Of the Ctert md Lunrs has b en-
proved by hund- of wei. ae by the ierti-
fn0ui4ls Of'i most eirsnf p'v-'cia's
HOPES MA + EXTRACT ha beer used IN many
hos iiital- Among others tie VI tiifa-y Hospitals
Of Wash.nn ton d. G.. P,'rsins' Iustisuiion. and
Mas-aehuscffs Asylum for the y nd b. ton; Girls'
Lodging house. New York: and has ni~sNa show n
II. beei;is 10 In,ads nd exhausted Dy.p-ptie-. and
90 Teraonr sstcd with dieases OF tie Chest, Lungs
and Bowels. sold eveiyw here.
Sold Al druggists and grccers'. Pcrsorr wishing
agencicr mighi Apply 10 Ho.f Malt Ez:rsci Depot,
BIZ fsroad~av, n - or LAN~FEIDI, TuODE &
CO., Sole Agents, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-05

A young man named Lat.a, Of the Char.
ter Oak base ball club, Of llArlfnd, 10 said
I, be one of the bes, runners in the coun
try. In travs.ing from one base 10 anoth
er-a distance Of ninety feet-he makes
hut fifteen jumps. averaging six feet At each
leap. II il believed that he can come home
from rhe third base against the most sue
cessfu pitchers and ca,chers-taking I'd
var tage only Of the time. under the rules,
for the pas age of tho ball back and forth
necessary to put player out.