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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

TnE rush for keepers and Movers OF
over, and they are again prepared TO do ali
kinds Of jobbing, repairing, furnishing house
castings, columns, caps. sills, blin,els, sash
weights, dc, &c. Give them call. Of
lice corner Fourth and Farnam streets, Dav
export. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
-. N. Dunn,
Painter. <:inxier. vShitener and
Paper Hanger.

No. - Essr Sn sr, REr. naApY AND PERRY.
RESPECTFULLY GALL
>srrR&z tbs attention 0f The public L.
- s-Ssyss..vsssSSthe fsci t'at attend TO a kinds
Of House and Sign Painting
WlN Cai'riac Whitening Paper Hanging, Glazing .
etc. all of which lr promptly done aud IN a manner
thar c.nuot fail to give the '~ complete saisae ion
,hstse- mode rate. Gil aud see j,ls-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

ANTHRACITE CoAL.-Particular attention
called to the advertisement OF Messrs j
VI. Dalzcll & Bro. who nre now in receipt
Of large quantities Of Lehigh. Lacaawsnns
Scranton and Bossburgh Coal. AS will be
seen thsy oiFsr great inducements to pur>
chasers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

DAVENPORT LEATHER DEPoT.-At the new
store of Stuckrath & Co., 81 Brady St, can
be found the largest and most complete stock
of French and American calf skins, kps aud
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
al other kinds from hrst hands
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
House / Lot for Sale At Auction,

MILL EE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. NEXT
" Saturday afternoon. at O'Clock. House and
Lot stnsted On cvnd Street. near the En- .lish bur
rNlr " 'nnt east side This property is under lease
which Will oul iour years from November Is,,
1871
steu' MARGARET SMITH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

TAXING CAng OF HIS MosRY On last eve
ming Charles OBren, a raftsmsn, was very
drunk. In company with two other men,
named Robert Sours and Charles Ranger
who turned out afterwards to belong to the
same raf.. he was seen to leave saloon and
walk short distance on the levee. Here
one OF the sooer twain transferred O. Brien' 6
pocket>bo from q Bfiens possession 10
his. The police were notified at once,
and they arrested the trio one
Gr drunkenness and the other two for
stealing. This morning they were brough,
before the Police Magistrate, when O'Bren
stated tha, Sours and Ranger were his per-
sonal friends, and that he believed they
had taken the pocket>book merely to pre-
vent his foolishly spending,o or losing it, and
asked that they be discharged. This was
lone on their paying costs. O'Brien then
paid fine OF 81 and cssts for being intox-
icsted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

HnLtew.Y'4 LLs.-CReLERA aUIrriSG rar
Bpwrl- L4aasngm may ieli the pain bnt not destroy
It, Morphine stop the srnres IN ariinci.l sicep, with
ont fr5-hn- tie nvaiid. lIplioways rills only
prurIrr no rcsa = without The haneful effects
bl' entirety ctineush the elements of the dsease
l. ~ pFUrna{e -p.elT care without yanrer OF re-
lapse. sNd ~ ai Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

fhE Brsr TuSi,.-Ca Caswcll. Mack 4 Co.'S
Conbnt on VI Iron, Phosphorus and Calsayas
NJ ferro -rhasphpraiea Elixir Of Cssayas
The son restores color 20 ,hr blood the Phosphorus
reEsw- waste of IL tissue. and the Calisaye
rlses rstnfal heath III tone % thc digestive organs
one plat cpntans thc tirtue ofonc ouucc oScallsaya
aud tca-pD ,ufnl grain Of Iron aud Phosphorus
Manufactured by
CASwELL. MACK & CO. New York.
Fer sale hT all druggists au5.d sat weow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
THE SAW MILLS.

SO the Sabbath wore or. The water
stresmed down into the great saw mils,
'ni the laundering rush Of tho angry IL
Quid shook the solid earth. At noon the
platform Of the saw mills were cleared
Fears were entertained for the safety Of the
fumes, particularly that Of Day & Sons
which has stood for six years, but up to the
date OF this report, every thing there is
steadfsst. The water has cove, l the floor
of Basset & Co.'S mill, but that floor 10
lower than the Others
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

A!4s+s @p -ai,adil Bsiek per hour, with oniy nine
mel ~ lale pair of h'r-s-. or t.3.n per hnnr BY
st*sn paNcr Has no complex machinery IL be get
t.ug rlt 81. order hrc king down. Its great sim.
pa is aht fatrNe elons power command the approval
al rV-rv expert. si.ht.
w l'i.le4 O. the world tc produce ia equal.
Stii-ss.sspn -parantce.l t. an purchasers.
ABRAd REltA. Genrrai Agent. No. iN Broad
way. y. y. mch6 dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

STlIL ANOTHER LOT OF THAT NOVELTY
> Steel Spring Wallet, best thing out. a,
LISE a GRiCGS,
81 Perry Street. near Post OiRee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

49, IT'S A REMARKABLE FACT
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
S4,15O. while the percentage OF
losses was hut 1920. An aver
age policy of the Mutual Life for
the same period was $3,5o4;
percentage of loss 1894. Wash
ington, 50, 400; loss 1914. Ger
mania, $500; loss 1926. Uni
ted States, $2,393; loss 22,27..
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 wealthier
classes, who are able TO assure
for the largest amounts, enjoy
those constant comforts and sanl-
tary privileges, and lead that
regular course of life which 80
mat erially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society issues policies on a single
life MP to the amount Of $4,000.
" Y. Com. Pathfinder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
For Sale.

CRABBk'S COLOGNE AND LAVENDER WA
u TER, Warranted equal to any In use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

hram r. Iltt nve, Natural. Durable. Beautiful
D.-t aud Cte Ipr;t Ia the World >a,t hy all prug
Y s;-anic 'untry St"reSccper- JOHN J. kkoMEa
sole Propriator, lul Chcsiunt ST. Pnilsdel phia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

EVERY NEW BOOK. AND IN FACT EVERY
= thing that is New and Pretty car: be found At
LuSE q GHi9uS'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

J. L. rsMrLa, Gardener and Florist, cor.
eth and Main S,s., fruit and ornamental
rees. .nv26-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

DR.. RIcHARpsoN.-We desire to call the
attention OF our citizens to the card of this
gentleman. which will be found in another
column. Dr.. Richardson has been in the
practice Of medicine for the last twcntv>
eight years. and during that time has &C
quired vast experieoce in the successful
practice OF the healing art. He enjoyed in
the fret place thorough education, and
has since kept pace with the progress of the
age by learning the latest remedies and the
newest approved methods Of treatment in
all branches Of the profession. For twenty
years no enjoyed very extensive practice
in Ceotreviile and Three Rivers, Michigan.
For two years and . half DR.. R. vas sur>
geon st Camp Mcclellan, dischareine his sr
duous and responsible duties in . manner
that afforded great satisfaction to the off.
GERS and eoldisrs Of the post. In this posi-.
ton he succeeded DR.. Adler, Who e,rnestlv
recommended him 20 the confidence OF hia
particular friends and the community At
large. Since ne has been in our city DR..
Richardson hes been remarkably successful
in his practice, and in many cases Of a crit
icai nature has shown that thorough knowl-
edge end nice discrimination which win
uubounded confidence. That this conf.
dsnce is veil bestowed we are abundantly
satisfied, end We trust that our citizens will
evincs their esteem for skillfol ply sicisn
BY extending 70 hin steadily increasing
psteseaoA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

EoV YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES Apply AT
L school Room lately occupied by Miss Giilis Sar-
gent f ace. or "a residence, North Sargent Row.
insuucton tu Masic- MRS =. T.. HEARD.
Inuy2a-dtm MISS T. T. HEARD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
,Na.i.a Ainr-.
To.Cav's Advertisements.

rY...,-r. =
G. ~ ,ue VI ~ 'hees, Jhsi ttef4Neu " son
%al-,'- 80. = - - la1s al','
let snan- unt s,, - ~ ~ IN the civ Va,
sale nv Harrison I ( -. - Has',gernri-s =
" ~ : -----
Barrefs' Hair Restorative and Rings Ambsos'a are
rison 2 staiks -
Copgress rm,ir. a., ,rr.b.ap Water fre,h
Druggist. W. 'A'e y
-7, ----------
Iuhin,. Ev,rar.s s,s,, s.sen varieties inst
----
.d,.s sbo,l, -. ,,...., D. Z, n, Tho camu,ex
',"' ~ ~ e"'o ~ 'ue Agents ha'''s0' : .' s.i.-
IT,, Cr,.s fb 1i.,.. t,x,,ac,s inst r.ceived
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

RrLIorous.-Rev. J.,,A. Reed will Cd. VI
occupy the pulpit of the Congregations,
church to~moSrow morning and evening.
At the Christian church Elder James.
Chalen will deliver . discourse on the life
AMI character Of Elder d. s. Burnet oi
Baltimore, lately deceased, at the usual hou,
for morning service.
Rt Rev. Ii. w. Lee. Bishop Of Iowa, will
leave Davenport about the 10Th Of Angus
for England. in order TO attend the Counci,
Of Bishops Of the Episcopal church TO be
nell at Lambeth during tine month Of Sep>
tember. lie will be absent for about three
months. during which time be will have .
tine opportunity to enjoy . much needed re
taxation from diocesan cares.
Rev. j. A. Hamilton, the new pastor Of
the Congregational church, is expected to
be present aud conduct the services on
sunday, August 81. He has been pre-
sented with an elegant silver pitcher aud
sal'er,and Bancrofs's History Of the Uoitel
States (nine volumes) by his late congre
CATION At Springfield, Mass, ~ . token Of
the esteem in which he 10 held aud the re>
greet naturally fel, at parting with him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
e,.l,c-,nyd.. sssrunpntisUs. Gout
nma Neuralgia Specific
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Xii

Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Kill
Ter.
Pain Killer Cures Sorr Throat.
fasorlte Meieine with all clasacs.
IL Iavs' Pain Killer
Hyou have Painters Collie.
Use the Pain Killer
W Mcii-lne la popular
A. the Pain Killer.
Keep ifte rsin Killer alwass at hand.
ifyou hiv, a coush or cold,
Use the Pain Killer.
Lank and nsi get ca1ght without bottle OF Pain
Killer In the house
Let everybody use the Pain Killer for sprains and
pfaiscs
Escry sailor shoall carry bottle 0, Pain Killer
with him
Renemhcr the Pain Killer is FOR both Internal and
External nsc
fhe Ptln killer i- -pld by all Druggists aud Deal
ers 10 Fsmi'y Medicines.
PERRY DAVIS & son.
rrupretnrs,
II tiigh Street. Providence. r. ].
j y. HARRIS & 90, Cincinnati. Ohio. Agents
iot the Western states
For sale by all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

Boarding and Day school

An DAY BOARDERS CAN FIND ACCDNMo-
: " ds;ions nj R.ii-back'- New Restaurant. Brady
street. between ith and 9Th Street. jelldtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
DAvENPORT IOWA. SATURDAY july 27. 1867.
777777777a7
RIVER ITEMS.

ARRIVALS
DAVENPORT, C,p. Hocemhe. e. Paul.
METH 'BuRs. Capt Campbsh. Ft Msu'soh.
DAN CAMPBELL. Capt Pierce. Ciinton.
SUCKER SrarE, Capt Hight, 81. LOUIS
DEPARTURES.
DAVENPORT, Capt Holcombe: St. Louis.
kEIrasBuaa. Capt. Campbell, r.. Madison
SuckEs sTArs, Capt Hight. 81. pau'.
The Dubuqu. will arrive and depart for
-. Louis at 6 A. NJ. on Monday.
The Burlington, for St. Paul, will DO along
at about P. N, on Monday.
For The frs. six days Of last week the
The fns passenger packet New Boston,
Capt. Giinnell, will leave for Fs. Madison
in the morning. G. g. Mathcr in the of-
fee
Tie Ben Campbell vii b. laid up for z
few days to undergo recessary repairs.
She VIII rseume her trips 10 Clinton on FRI
day morning ext.
imss seys that fi-tysthree steamers e aoed
at st Louis, and neaIly all have good 'rips
OF he number. f,irte y ese for the lower
Mississippi and t~enty eboy Total amount
Of ir-igh, caerel - 3 2la 900 pounds.
Na.i,e Wines.
Some time s,nce W. stopped At Passes,
and were really surprised to see the old
store house there all filled with vine on
storage.
The anoun; Or NJ Spca's stock OF Port
Grape Wine on hand j. almost fabulous.
Four storehonssy are filed, and tiers upon
tiers of casksup and down STARE, and N
some cases huge ysts occupy every avail
able spot, leaving only little alley ways
through to which to walk. Ills an illimit
less quantity Of wine None is sold untll
IT has hcquir' The age Of four years, and
the buildings, l. ,, 3 aud 4 arc OF the first
second third an fourth years vintage. Our
druggists have somc Of the oldest OF the
above wine direct from Mr. specr.- Pd'er>
sont1n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
o.ncial Pap or Of tn , City.
LOCAL lTE r. 8.

TnE profession proper consider Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia dependent upon . pccu.
iiar vitisted condition Of the circulating vi
;al tiuid They suppose that there exists
In the blood poison which the circulating
blood carries with 1t. and not being alimep,-
ell by the proper emunitries OF the body, i,
Is dep p.icl in the tissues. What this poison
Is. IS not positively known vet, BY most
authorities il is supposed TO be an acid
Lactic Acid in all probability. This, il 10
supposed under favorable circumstances, rs
generated in the system, and being elimn'
stcd, ~ allowed TO accumulate until 1t pro
duces its deletcrious cifert.
s..ltc-rnad.s sesru.nnttsrss.s siout
nma Neuralgia SpcciHc
L. the oily remedy ever discovered that will
ei'rc; ,4llY 4 .stroy this poison in the
BLOOD, and produce permanent cure. -
The rscipc was procured Of the celebrated
pr L,l'enaud. ot France by tie well known
dru,r -. Aex. Leitch, Of ST. Louis. Mo-
VI good physician fails q prescribe the
Specific When he learns what i is cempos
"a uf-up one suffering with rheumatism.
Cont Neuralgia. shouli hesitate to try il
bcranse il Is advertised for sale
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
THE GREAT APRON

Has lost fifty feet from ito eastery portion
When 1t vas built the st. An,hory company
was unable 30 continue it to their side. and
the angle was bolted as securely as could be
TO promontory Of rock. The water has
broken the promontory off, and working
behind it and the bead Of the apron, has
cut out the supporting sand stone, and fifty
feet. o l said. Of the easterly portion Of the
apron has gone out. The bults this side are
very heavy. and the apron is anchored to
the rock. and it is hoped that further wash>
ing out will be checked. The damage to
the apron is six thousand dollars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
AGAIN In BUSINESS.
W.. y. n Rr.

FMrntture 1kepairer nmd Dealer.
Is AGAIN PREPARED TO FEN0vATk
L old Furniture and Upholstery, and buy and
exchange Furniture.
iiis new shop sni Store il ct 232 Brady st.,
nsst shore room above Fifth.
EN- All orders promptly Glled. decls-du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
At. ST. ANTHONY


the water makes . clean sweep through
Tuttle's shinge mill and Fsrnham's a lumber
mill. Huge quantities of land are grad uallv
filling up the excavations Of fumes, and the
will nave TO be dug ous when the
water subsidies.
An ice house emptied ito contents into
the river yesterday, and the cir was much
cooler until to-day.
ON MONDAY MORNING
a detached pier from the old north Minne>
apolis bridge was swept away from its found
atoms. and came sweeping down with the
A great rush. was made to the Sus,
pension bridge. for it was feared by all that
it could not withstand the shock of the
whirling mass. II came on at the rate Of 2
miles an hour and struck the white frame
work at point about third of the distance
from the Minneapolis shore, The graceful
structure shuddered like . leaf. The huge
curving wire cables twanged like the
Btrings Of bass viol. and to the astonish>
Dent Of all the elastic line slowly svuns
With the pressure and the mass Of floatios
timber passed harmlessly beneath and coon
over the fslls.
Not long after . log came down on which
was mink. The little animal ran 10 and
fro On the deck Of bis vessel, and appeared
sadly bewildsred. The current swept the
log in shore and he probably escaped.
THR LOSS OF LOGS
As near - they can ct present b. estimated
is q follows:
Platt River dam, 1900, 900 feet; Coon
Greek and Casey Island boom. 81, 500. 900.
Others not enumerated, 4, ,OOO, 900 To this
may be added the loss one month previous
y OF 5000, 900, making . total loss Of 4O,>
100000 feet, which at 81. 90 per thousand
comes 10 $i05, ,00O.
TIE Loss on BRlDoEs
Is footed up at $l4 900, - follows: Upper,
$1,000; H. r. Bridge. $4,000 Minneapo<
lie Bridge, $4,000; St. Anthony Bridge,
81 900 thus masking the whole loss caused
BY the freshet, $419,00O.
The river 10 now falling. and - further
la0aes = seprshsndsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27

Dir. -. o. Richardson, Sherry
Vino lSitter~. The Celebrated New England
Rene IS. fpr uabttntl Constipation.
'snnlee. Fever anl Arue. General Debility. and all
Ds0 arising from u sordered stomach
LIVER or Bpwels. snch as
Artitv - ne stomach. indigestion, Heartburn Loss
OF Apaet te. Costumes Bini aud ecdnc Piles.
ni-ga-t of F,nl : tur krnpton~. sinking riuttcr
log Of the r of the stomtch. Dmncss of Vision,
Nellnsues- % the SKIN nm Eyes. Pain In the side
Back, che-i or Limbs, AMI in nil clses where TON
IC Is necessary.
J. \. HARRIS. Proprietor.
Cincinnati, O.
Sold by ali stis's. jneS-d
JUuesa TAR soar cures chapped hands salt
Taea pim9e- ani All cutaneDus affections render
n. tie skin soft aud smooth Manufactured br
CAsWELI.. MACK a co. New York
sold ~ al prutgi-ts. fehSdwStswewiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-27
The only place 20 Mad

The Only place 20 iind
RIDGES PAT. LIGHT HOUSE 8URMER
Is AT W. X. LINDSAY'S JEWELkRY
4 store. cor OF Third aud Brady streets; also
extra ,himneys. Glass Cones. Lamps, Chimney
Cleaners. Ac. Lamps repaired
BILLION. a LINDSAY, Sole Owners
oct2o-dtf County ri rhta for Sale.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-29
w A N rs.


IDARTNER WANTED.--A YOUNG MAN,
a with small capital say 500 to 5000, will and q
pmce Ono acquainted with the grocery business pre-
ierred. & a. n October 30
WANTED.-A SiTUATION BY WHITE
w WOMAN as Washer and Ironer for small 4Amily.i
Gan como we'll recommended Apply at No. a. EAST
BAY. up stairs. II October 40
NAJANTED To HIRE, A WOMAN As CUOEx
W. Also. one as Nurse, to mind children O small
family. Must come well recommended Apply at
Northeast corner OF KING AND HDUSON STREETS.
UP stalrss over the STORE ~ October 20
"ANTED, GERMAN LAD, AS ApPREN-
W. TICE In the Office Of 'De Charleston Zietung"
Apply at No. 8 BROAD STREET, between AID 10 A.
ia. ... t.- Oct6 Der IA
GENTS WANTED FOR
IA. THE GRAY JACKETS,
And how they Lived, Fought, aud Died for Dixie
~ WITH Il
Incidents and Sketches of Life in the Confederacy
Send for Circulars. Address
JONES BROTHERS & CO.,
Broad street. Atlanta, Ga.
Ooeooer Il 1mo*
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-29
= 49,
On to ROsno.

GARIBALDI and his. followers are again
shouting wolf, but the cry is now 80 common
that it causes but little alarm and no serious
anxiety. It is true that the red-republicans
are demanding Rome as the capital of Italy;
and it is equally true that the Florentines and
Venetians are calling upon the Romans to
strike a blow for freedom. But hurrahs and
'proclamations will not shake the walls of st.
Angelo; and the citizens of Rome have free
dom enough, especially from taxation, to care
but little for union with tho kingdom Of VIo.
TOR EMMANUEL. H'
There are, Of course, in the Italian pro-
vinces, hundreds Of adventurous who are will
ling to engage in any expedition in which
discipline is lax and plumber plentiful "Unit-
ed Italy''is popular watchword and the
trouble that one reckless brigand may cause,
it may be hard and tiresome to undo. But,
whatever changes time may work in the con-
dition of the temporal power of the Pope, it is
most probable that GAKlBALD1's new Con to
Rome" will close as stupidity, and disastrous
ly, as that brief campaign against the Italian
forces which ended so abruptly on the field Of
Aspromonte. &.
A man who has no occupation but red
republicanism who has been, by turns,
mercenary soldier and roaming sailor; who has
squabbled with the many-tailed Pachas Of the
Porte; who has fought for nothing in Uraquay,
and taught mathematics for something in Mon
tevideo; who holped to- lay the train intended
to blow up 81. Peters at Rome in l849; who has
made candles on Staten Island; who is a COM
~ nsoIU 1,o1A
Flying Dutohman; whose only capital is his red
shirt, long beard, and vast impudence; is not
the man to destroy a kingdom founded Iby
CHARLEMAaNE, is not the man to leadhis erratic
legions to anything but inglorious discontinue
France, and Austria, and Spain, have word
to say upon the Roman question. 1t is a mat
ter that they may prefer to leave in abeyance;
and, while they do 80, even puissant italy is
powerless for harm.
More than once has the Pope been driven
from Rome. Pfus VII. died in exile. Plus
TX. WINS forced to abandon his capital That
which has been done once may be done again;
and a few days, or hours, may show what the
temporary result will be.
CARLO MINoTT1, tired of speech making in
London, has Joined his illustrious father. An
uprising has been attempted, and has failed, in
Rome. GARIBALDI, in two columns, is maroh-
ing on the External City;" and the Papal
forces are retiring. But the French iron clad
feet has left Toulon. Transports, crowded
with troops, are about to sail for Italy; and
the embarkation Of ammunition and material
of war is rapidly progressing. II
GARIBALDI on one side, and the danger of q
general war on the other. Sans Culottism,
against policy and diplomacy. Red-republican
individuals, in opposition to conservative
masses. The game is too uneven; and, unless
there is some great and speedy change in the
situation, the ''On to Rome" of 1867 is very
near its end.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-29

THERE rs squabble in literary circles
about BYRoN's album, which hos been extract
ed from an English library It is believed
that the album was brought to this country,
because there are many men here who are, or
have been, Byronic-in their collars. There
are others who have two eyes, and one nose,
as BYRON had; and, of course, they would risk
the Tombs, or Blaokwelrs Island, for the pos
session of a relic Of the author of Paris isina
and Don Juan. Others there are, like THADpEus
STEVENS, who have graceful limp; and they
out-Byron BYRON, by being worse than they
represent themselves to be, which the Lord of
Newstead could not succeed in doing. But the
afeotation of Byronic airs has had its day. 1t
is ead,-killed by new follies as popularity
eplhemeral The Album may have wandered to
the "New World" but it cannot be shown with
out detection. It must be hidden and boarded;
and, like the child learning the alphabet, who
would go through 80 much to get so little.