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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-24
IDla. &C., -. NGYEalh.

r-uswunuM mKNTiEr. Once In FORESTS Block.
~ - opposiss y. o., corner I'd and Per.
uyYVN " stsoets. Hss had ovcs ~ yeass
IL psactice 10 this city. Hss The com
lis1e epesutus foe manufacturing and sdminstssine
Nitrous Onidr oe Oss fus panioss operoei0n In 81
sssetin9 teeth. jan12-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-24

~. ~. saACH AHOSON. Va. 1b.,
DIySlcIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i. sith DR. Baker, under the Davenport Ma
stonh Bank. corner Of 80 and Brady streets.
RaysERsuss N. Adler, NJ. D., j. W. h.
Baker. NJ. h. Aais-tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-24

raDPENTfR AND BUILDER. SHOP on
~ Commercial Alloy. opposite Post 0Bice. Ds
vaa,nvt In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-24

The folio wing list was taken
from the living Animals Them.
selves In the Company's Build
ing, 80 Z Sal Broadway. n. Y
- the lst OF March, ami there
fore may be considered
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

TRn taking Of Atlanta involved the taking Of
Savannah, Charleston and Richmond / defeat
ct Atlanta would have opened Ill Teonesa,e to tbs
rebel armies, and very likely would hare been
followed By pssss and the recogaision Of the Con.
fsderste Statea--t hseaso Tirss. a
The Chicago National Dsnoerttis Censen
ton, had Just been held in the interests Of
the rebels, and had declared the war fail
ure, and insisted on cessation of hostilities
and negotiations for peace. But on tbs
heel Of this, Atlanta vas fofcedto surfendsr
the strength Of the rebels vas broken; tbei,
cause collapsed, and their aiders and abettor,
the Chicago Conveution--vent mp s'higbel
than skite. "
A defeat at Atlanta would not only hav.
inspired the rebels with fresh courage apt
hope, but would have revived and strengthen
ed the Copperheads; and between the two
the Government might have been forced to
conclude disgrsceful peace. Ths Tina
says 80, and the Times vas doubtless vel
posted in the alma and purposes OF the Chi
cago Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

MAYOR MosRoE, Of Ksu Orleans, il on bis
way 70 Canada, with his family We tras,
that be will remain there permanently. His
removal from New Orleans 10 the most hope
fal indication We have Witnessed for the canss
of Reconstruction and the Union. II Phil.
Sheridan can scare away such notorious trail
tors and murderers as this favorits oiRcial o.
Andy Johnson's 9, Louisiana is safe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

UO8D0R CmAD140y - 008oos
Ths Montreal Gassfss publishss Tie follow
iag letter ffon Father Chiniquy V the Trsass
srsr Of the Montreal Chiniquy Fund, dsssd
Kankakee City Court House, Apnls;
Yesterday your kind letter, with the chez
d $457, we're delivered to me 10 help me
ksep up my mission, and eight the frea.
~ ~ axs lighting against Rome. ! ~ p
kctoes The sentiment Of gratitude | feel ics
tkeiwrAiov.- Or ossuif ~ Aoanen1H $500
= permits thai this noblNand admirable 81
pressiop AZ tks Chdstisn sympsshies OF y
dear brethren 10 Canada does come here 10
the vefy moment shas ~ uese - ssseze J.
a than ever. when our God does Try ust II
Z sIv~yx for our God and His osn glesZs
and m aenls With M n loving Esther. he
does not leave us without consolaticn, essa
vheu Ne are, ~ am to day, in the hon
dan.
! PRAY for me daring this week and the next,
for more than ever want the help OF God.
/ am : prisoner to-day. ! sm brought again,
= : criminal before the Civil Court OF ksns
ksEos 8 The sheriff, at he order "
! BSekop 81 Rome, and I an writing roc -
/ btter when sitting on the bench OF the cr,T
| malls, in the presence OF the Judge ano tne
+. jury Who will have to pronounce luogmenl
| on me in a fsw days
| III sweet for The Christian soul to suher
for jesus sake; but il Is hard for the hesh
to End myself ia such hamiliating posi-
don. :, al,
The Church Of Rome knows me we'll. She
knows what have done, ~ the srace, 81
God, asains, her She has eoutssssd hes
defeat with tears Of rage and words Of re
venge. Though always defeated in her at
tacks against me, she. is determined to eight
me without giving me a moment OF rest. sns
! is rich. Her supporters are numbered oy
! thousands of millions. and am Alone With
only few friends to help me. She hopes
before long that those friends will become
tired Of supporting me that they viii deser'
me, and then | will have to fall, dsfenceiess,
ct her feet
| Alb my dear brethren and sisters OF Can.
ada, do not dsssr, the poor prisoner Who IL
writing to you to day 60 10 The throne o.
grace, and ark the Author Of every perfect
gin to strengthen my heart in these days Of
! trial to give wisdom 10 my defenders, who
will plead my cause before the clyittribunals
| 10 the presence Of which sm nov Ne 8 Grim
insl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

THs Rebels of West Tennessee are almosi
ss fsrocious e. those of Kentucky, and still
continue the pastime Of shooting negroes
with impani,y, ~ public opinion uadsr the
sxhortstions Of Etherege, the Democratic
candidate for Governor rather avors thai
mode of disposing of negroes Who insist upon
their rights and liberties, under the new dis
pensatiou,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

HieH PnIcE-A lot of vhssk WAS sold in
81. Louis. the other day. for 50 90 per bush
ell Tn l. an espspsos psics, the AisAsa
eve pAid 80 the West snd shsad hrpisA :
sunscient stimulus to sncoafags our firsers
to do their utmost to make good crops Of
grain this season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
Give Nalurs Q LtN,

:"
People rxeess no sseh u sss~rs- rhsy RS IN
,Assr health ard their constitutions and thea ere suf
prised thai thsy fall sieh.
pr~.surs etocsstast .epssro bedy issss, ssss
he animal powers b TREMENDOUS Very lev systsDs
and constitutions bear mp nxss't this Presnre IN
assisted Add to this The unhealthy influences which
lurl as..en Ia III. air y sr-rs.. tbs drink,
the lssssssd- produced this b. the foe
Il. rixor Of Winter 70 the warmth Of spsils. and
ud -eem TO require aimost sup.rhumaa VII TO hep
in perfect hs.I,h vtksst rspsseias ths physical 60
ersi+s.
But he r-lasore. shsmi C>sSisy no, yith sauitss.
sitd 81 masns. Thsre 10 poison In the eutsf ctr ss
in IN. stsospAerv Of fsrsscs-hestsd rooms a. wosh
.hos or t.ctoi.s peracoas shess daddy basniss
1aii,
Shy use them, vh-a
HsrsrTERs STOMACH BIrrass.
,ss~tss- tesie wssh.as sy are every .hers astats
.'ist NJ sang h~s be- es.rsd to fks fes's nd
.b itste h.rni ., In its hstnr-, possrfsl 10 10
| .asixoratins effects. ss this e-l~hra,ed
| ST MACHIc AND ALrERArIvE
In tbs army sae de nay In esw srss s~snss and In
crowded cities by old ssd ysuuG ieh aed poor u h
| ssed sss
PROTECT w AND RESTORATIVE MEDICINE,
| .th no.t Er4tif irg results tsprz3asv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

OftBtD0A VOICE.
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Fl
Madison
49, q Petition in ss.i.y.
w. n. McNNI9HT. Dsfeadant
fUy0 ~. y. MoENIaHf, Dvfendant--Ycu srs hereby
notiasd thar there u nov ais IN aks Cisrts Of.
Bee Of sssd court the e~son Of Jha Dotry, claiming
~ you the IL 5f8 With interest from TIE
assh ssy ~ octos~r A. lebs tho rate 81 ten pes
seni- pr eah1n. sridenceA By mortgage exs-
cuted the -rd daes aad also th osars Of SD
nrtesg~. made 70 ssenrs fhs payment Of "a debt BY
yen. urss - 1oaicsiss real prcpsrry, town.:
frsctt0sai part o. lots apA q IN hock ~ HI
ne's Addition 70 eoknk Iowa. besrs "a fest font-
Ing 1esh street. ard Running bsct Of even uAth IS
ie~t csp0rscine ~ fsst the u Carrol
and 18th ssr~sta Aad GAnsf.l relief
uAi' - yon asp~af answer saia petition On q -
fore nora u she fond day ~ the d .aid Opar
% ceuaence the third Monday IN Msy. 1881 as xet
Aeiisun jnxeHt WI b. rendessd sestsst y usspgsR
I'd for In said pssifoA-
MnoAR KNowLDS
IA nes. sesnS, soe ca.eeaed Asfyfer PfanaG
npr3d1u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

IT is reported that Gsa-, Grant u prspsring
instructions, Of gensral stature, 70 regulate
thS Acsisn Of the DISCREET comunntes 10
the South, and 70 rssdss - psssesdinss I'm.
der the Reconstruction Act uniform.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

4 hRIGINAL E0TlCE.--To Dascum Al,
~ isI. an nsr stsh.dss. 4 B. Fiekin, rsioa hair
Factory, 0ilion Anderson. NiIon Co. Chars Blow
Conn suy, john inthrcps, d Pr.ss.i. ssAssi etch-
~, kAnkin Miller, sAmu~ Bsnnrr. frsdesSeA aoors,
Robert Getty, Hood Abbott Richard Tsbss, d J
Hamiii }. Hoisey h II. Smith
fou snd each Of zoo hereby notified hat thsre 10
ns In the Clerks Once Of Abe Dist et court Of
Lee County sA1 state Of Io~s At nh, psftloa Of
Wisshnsd Z Co., eiatmink against escn, e-rry Ard
ai OF yoa p<rfe clear an aui-ssd title u Lots Avs
and sx in block hundred and ninr, the City
ksoksk. t>e courty, Io-a
And usi~ss you appear shersto ana defend "a 10
fore peos " tbs second Asy u the eeer tefa 1ses,
ofsA4 District ceprt 10 Be begun And holden as Kse
tux the ninth dsy Of Bsptsmbes, D. Ie6, asfant
will be eatsd againss ron and decree rrnder
". D C0ssEfNn,
aprA Atty for Pfns-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

In Professor Phelps book entitled The
Still Hour, occurs the following sentence
" The stiffness OF the hour is the stiffness Of
dead calm ut sea Imagine the reverend
.uthor's horror when be found. after severs
hundred copies had been printed, that calm
vss made l.: the types TO read ''clsun.
Georges paper says that Gen. Grant ID
nov s'the hope Of the South
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

The RAISING OF FLAx.-Next to corn il 10
,ne Of our surest crops. Il is raised almos,
exclusiyel, for the seed, though the straw,
after threshing, brought, while cotton was 40
high, from So to IS per ton. hsve never
known the fax crop to fail. except when sf>
or it Was ripe. the weather was such that il
| could not be secured. TO gov esrly pn clean.
thoroughly pulveriEed ground, from two and
| a half to three pecks Ia the acre. is the way
to obtain oas az eor earliest and mass profit.
able crops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
The 0sfsish NsrtA American cenfeaers-
tien-Cshinst O0esrs and Omeial



Spells - ths nsw Deatnisn.
From the Toronto Telegraph.
Nota little curiosity has been eel, ssto the
numAef of nsmbsfs in the confederate csbi
nsts. IL 81 John Journal Processes to hsv q
learned from private sources, ell particular
concerning. K The cabiAst 10 70 be COM
posed of tuplvs Minister, ten ofvhon will
b heads q departments, sad two hold sesis
m The cabinet without oGsce. The execu,
tive psoGsAmus for the heads Of Department.
win = = fellows; PresiAsnt Of the coancil.
Minister Of 6nances postmaster general pro.
vincial secrGenxy, attorney general, solicitor
general, minister u public works, minister Of
kshsd@ and nAvieaAiso, minister Of sgricuI
turs, minister Of VA.
The president Of tie senate will be mem.
~ u ths exssaGfvs, 81 one or ITO Offices
sccordingts ~ Hnelish custom, may be giver
70 cur house Of lords-the senate. The Iesr
M thinks that in the 6rst cabinet that Wi
BE- formed, under the premiership OF J. A
Nac&ouA1d, two hsads Of departments viii b,
esignsd - saah Of ths mantiwe provinces
n oepmsmsnis Of finance esd sheries has,
been spoken II u cosaectioa ssth Nes
Druasuick, whils Nova Scotia may contribu'
ths splirlsss ssssssaaad ~ Ssesiacial secre
taxy Of he eSbissA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

has THE CoLoRsp NAV 40 RiGHrs Is THE
NORTH THE New Orleans Tncs In con-
menting upon the inconsistency Of the New
York Legislature in refusing to extend equal
suffrage to colored men, aud at the same time
perfectly willing to have il bestowed upon
them in the South, says,
AS tie Soa,h has nov submitted 10
terms, and 10 disposed, in order 10 please the
North, to allow iis eolored population TO
vote, the North, ve suppose, With . view 10
foster further antagonisms or 10 show its su.
perority 10 the South in the structure OF ns
social sys eul hss determined that the negro
shall not hobnob with the white men at Il Z
polls and ssf his vote footing of equal.
~. For ..urseives Ne cannot comprehend
y bat that sersatile people, who are eoaiins
ally chAncing their ground aad promulsatine
novel and ,ften inconsistent opinions intend
hy such chanpesf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

Re neeoeAtssss AsaA ceeaes -,
saoeavs 50 49, Dse
ysseun AAl vsss sfsn nvASs 800 "oc
s,uouns Ann Puerto sP1AKsns
IN, snd Yes useful h CLEARING the voice VIXEN tshss
e.s - a. spsskns. and reiissins Tie throat ss
:. a,usu.i sxer.os Of she vocal crsnas- ne frsess
-. recommended and prssstss1 - fhysseta.s, 40
have had ssssmonas ito@ eminent men shs
country Being an article OF true nsvst, - hssss
moved their .caey By test Of Aay ysAs sssa Jssf
asAs them In n.y Iesets - gssoss Of the .osd
s,d the reAss srs usi.ersAy pronounced better h.s
other articles.
os4ns only aBaowHs Baoscrrn fsocsu,' and 90
not ssss s.y Of the NutAks fe~ttasss-s thst nv -
o0er<d eotp pvpeswHs~a. uosseAsweo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

THfRE are number Of very fast men up q
Burlington. who have the remarkable pecu.
liarity OF always putting the "eart before The
horse" Recently all that class Of men have
been very harmonious, and have already
built two railroads at mass meetings, and
have now called q mass meeting Of several
counties TO put third under contract
The road to Pennington, and that 10 Car.
thGge, are already completed, and doing
business on 81 solid basis and TO o. Grea,
an extent as they are ever likely to, and Bur
hngton has nothing left on hand bull to build
another in the same expeditions manner, and
Of the same airy and substantial character
at like enormous expense OF solid, liquid
and gassy elements.
We quote from the call published in the
Burlington papers, aud would by oil mean,
insist that the mass meeting be we'll attended
in order that they may pus the road undsl
contract at once in said mass meeting in pur
susnee of the report Of tie Engineer, whs
will be back from flying trip 10 Cedar Rap
ids by the syen,ful 6rst Of May. Flee L
'sps6sa
There viii be . mass nesting Of the eitisens o
Des Aeinss, Louisa, johnson, Museatins, ceda
and Linn. counties, at Marion Hall, In Darling
ton, on Wednesday, the hrst Of May, ut . e'eioci
p m, for the purpose of hearing the report Q
the Rnginssr.
II 10 to Be hoped there will be . fall delegation
from each Of the counties. % that definite sctioi
may be taken with view to putting The road uu
der eontrAet at eaee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
KnOKUK. IOwAse

CENTRAL BuzLzn, Judge Kelley. Senators
Eys and Poneroy, - othsr Republicans
speakers, have ronssntsd y SpsAt = various
places 10 he sssah, daring Tie prsss.s asa-
ann .~T ~F-'@..-t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
Fer Male.

A rwo ef0RY Prick pwslIise ~itt nine tsvs.
~ rooms, F,sod DRY liar, WITH rsssrfn god oct
buiidinr-iet u ~ 10 f.~f dstf.bay lOssi d bas<
the s&stsriy hsn Of the hcs.s ~a@t serssr o.
Nirth snd Faiten sreet,. Ia u,rr Of
Nm SUTTON
mehis g.si estafr Aren't ~ Man st-.st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

hi. p ei.f3i Hair Dye ID tn best IN h. vorsd IN
snl, t~s sad perfect Dye-Isrpes< Rftzhi tnsi.pts
r-ou- Nc a, s-pclntn-nt No rifsesi,ss tinp Nat
oral 8l.rk o~p Esm-ai-s III III -fseis Of Bad
by,s vgrsxtcs thu ha', i--stng u soft and besut
nj rhs genuine Is sign~d Htlidn bafcAs!er Al
,th. imit-tess, ssd scsid he sto'sd soif
all tru git. I'D e~rfrwerr tscsnry - Barclay
i---, Nv farh id~-i7 ttvi+
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

WADE HAMPTON and bis Democratic fol-.
lowers down South, and some Of the came
stripe Of Democratic leaders up North, are
just now making desperate efforts to convince
the colored people that the Democratic par.
ty, composed Of Rebels and Copperhesds,
are better friends to them than The Republi-
cans.
Not to speak Of the fact THAT the Rebels
and Copperheads held them in slavery, and
committed upon them oil the wrongs and out
RACES incident to that institution, and insist
cd on continuing slavery forever, il Was
President Lincoln, the chief Of the Republi,
can party, who enlisted colored men ~ Union
soldiers, and issued the proclamation sbol.
ishing slavery. Rebels and Copperheads,
North and South, opposed both measures to
the bitter end, on the field of battle, and ia
Congress, and at the polls, a. everybod,
knowa.
Bot, worse than that, JEFF Davis, the ehsl
Of the Rebels, and the official head of tbs
rebellion, caused the following General Or.
der to be issued during the war, and i, "a.
sanctioned universally by the party which
nov, under the lead Of Wade Hampton
claims to be more friendly to the negroe,
than the Republican party:
That all negro slaves captured in arms b. .
once delivered over to the executive authorities
OF the respective States TO which they belong, .,
be dealt sith according to the lave: Of sale
States"
Colored soldiers, sighting under the Gag o
their country, were to be delivered up Il
their respective States, TO be murdered &C
cording to the customs Of the "Pecnliar In
stisssion," instead Of being treated Is Whit,
soldiers and prisoners Of var.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
For sale,

yRsY pssikABIln RksiDxSCg.-Thrs- story
Rrieh, with ten rvoaas; good oist<sn. cad ef
sia"oas Roe, - nsrssu street, k-ss-sn III aud ssh
strests. knauire OF M gtFLTBk
sszrlo R+al tate Aeaps No, - uxis ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
FOR sale,

A 0EE-STOkY fame dwelling house.
- with ave esns sni good cellar I. toll ict with
socd house- two cixt rns and vasissY Of ali
binds o. 'ruf on Frsnkn estvsea sth aud 9th
knqur. o. IN FULTON
ua1biT Real K.tste II x~us n xia<f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
Emerson's Agency.
THE .FLORENCE,

aSHIHe MACHINES have
tAs reversible iced motion. :
which sashlss tbs operator
10 have the work carry sith-
G way, or TO change the d.
rsctaen and fsster the end
efssans BY turning . thumb
srrvw. They are nniselese
end ean b used where quiet
b necessary. Their stitchis
he woadss Of all, because
Of its combined Elasticity.
strsnsth and besufy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
Real kstate 4 fspt No. !
----------------------------+-------
fer >see.
r a. -. 1-.llf-

IN one of the most desirable localities in
thsey, stery ssiek dung hosse, With .fcsr
rooms Apd 4 liar lot 6sxfto fSet. esB koesd eon.
ssiping lumber Of fruit trees dnd sod wvli Of Ne
ter Rnquirs Of WA frLrok,
ARID u kxnt. mtate Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26
For Aale,

kBsfDsscEio on. Of tsr asost desirable iocsit
~ III. tn ID. tsts-LJus snd p IN Bf.~k o. With
enc airy Frame psriiins He'd, cortxiaisG s-s~n
fvses. g rit@ra e-iiar AMI shri<sy Of ehsc~ ut
lot. ~ u f-n1sS situate Fuisob rect b~ts~en 5th
zsd Streets, Ksokak, iowA Ahasitr of
Nm FULTON,
mehRd eesf Eststp a Fefst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

1--we acres Of land near 6sadasky, In fall
IL vi Il the riv.r all under fvsrs aud euitivsttos
. th tams dw.iiIss. r twoac In fruit FOR sais
very cheap and ~ pay msnt that wii s,ts Of lin
lied means.
ssfoirs Of Nm tuLTvs.
aers Rssi Estats Agent ~ Msinss q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-26

Fer Salr,
EORTY ACRES Of good farming land,
~ acre. ssil iescsd sns IL 10 ssats Of cuIuvs-
eh.rd good frame svsiiinx sos-s ttxss sooi este,
sad stable Situate Ab.st ~ pssi- fnm the cit,
EBqnif- Of Nm fCLr5s.
aa4d Real U.s. ste Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-12

On Thursday, the 9th day of May, .
married man by the name of Samuel 4.
Decker, succeeded in enticing from her
home young girl by the name of
Rachel Ann Bailey, of some seventeen
wears of age, and took her TO Marion,
Ohio, where he left her and went to
Delaware. The testimony given by the
girl before the grand jury was to the
effect that Decker had administered
some kind of drugs to her, aud violated
her person. Decker was arrested at
Delaware, brought here and placed in
iail. The grand jury found two indict-
ments against Decker, one for rape, aud
another for forging an order on Joseph
Pinyard for about eight dollars.
On Tuesday, the 25th day of May,
Miss Bailey was at the house OF Deck
ers wife, and we have been informed
that she took dinner there that day.
She then returned home where she died
the same evening, very suddenly. An
INQUEST was held on the body, which
was continued for several days. Her
body was dissected by skillful physic-
ians, and the stomach sent to Professor
Cassel, of the Cleveland Medical Col
leee, for chemical analysis. All the
symptoms indicate poisoning by strycL-
nine. The coroner's jury will not re-
port until the return of the stomach
and the results of the examination of
Professor Cassell are made known.
II is sad affair, involved in much
mystery, and we hope every effort will
be made to unravel it, and bring the
party or parties to merited punishment.
The Decker family" consists of some
four brothers and three or four women.
They have been here but few months.
Mo. Gilead Unioa Register.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-12
The Albauy Murder

The shooting of Hon. L H. HIsoocK
at Albany, New York, on the 4th inst.
by General G. W. COLE, has produced
4 marked sensation. Says the Syracuse
Journal of June 5th: 1T is safe to observe
that no act of crime or personal violence
has ever occurred in this State, that has
so shocked the sensibilities Of the public
mind, as that which sent the lamented
L. HARRIS HIsCoCK to an untimely
grave"
full account of this transaction has
already been laid before the readers Of
the REGISTER. 1t was alleged by Cole,
in attempting to Justify himself, that
HIscocK had seduced his wife. When
he had finished his statement, how
ever, it was found that the seduc-
ton so earnestly charged had sub
sided into a "kiss,7 and even
Of this touching familiarity Cole al
legged no proof beyond his own bare
assertion. 1t is now stated that just
before his death, HIscoCK received a
note from Mrs. COLE urgently request
Ing an interview, and appointing time
and place therefor. 1t is surmised that
ner intention was to warn Mr.. b. OF
nef husbands design upon his life. II
luis be trne, or if such a note was re-
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suppose from the teaching and preachE
ing of these ambassadors Of miscegena-
tion, equal rights, &C., that the negro
wonld notsbs permitted to while away
his days In rags and want. But such is
the truth about the matter, and we must
tell the truth if we do shame the deyil
by so doing. hi.
1 have seen the negro South, and 1
now see him North, and he never knew
what want was in the South, but he
certainly knows what it is in this conn
try, where they say the darkey is as
good as the trhite MAJ. ET 2. % y
The. only true friends to the negro
race are those who are contented to
leave him where the God of his nature
placed him-inferior to tho white race.
In common with the many thousand
Democrats of West Virginia, am truly
glad to see that we are gaining on the
enemies of our noble State; as seen by
the results of the late election. siAll
hail TO Democracy
8 ~ I - SOJOIRNER a.