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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31

GRANr REPUTATION ny rup 0xoaorA
RADicALs.-On the 18th instant . caucus
Of the radical censtituiional COW suticn wss
held in Atlanta, aud . resolution adopted
recommending Chase - The radical candi-
date for the presidency. This action, Il
seems, reused the friends Of Grant, and
they succeeded in cesvsning another
caucus 90 The follswisg night. With The
intention Of rsconsidering the vote Of the
night previous. aad puttisg Grant in nom
ination. The effort was made, the vote
taken. and Grant received The large num-
Der Of the votes,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31
PA No-FORTE9
GRAND. sorARR AND rypnrour


which are acknow lodged tn be, BY the lead
Ing Arcts In this county. Superior to any others
In America. Theee Instruments possese every mod
sfn improvement are Of the largest sss. finished In
Casved and Plain Rosewood Csses. embracing every
variety Of style. Each has the fun Metallic Frame,
Overetruns Bass. with or without the agrais Ar
sangemenO Each has the French Grand Action, nc
knowledgcd 10 be superior 10 any other In rapid En-
ecuton These instruments are all Seven. Seven and
Quarter and aeven and . Third Octaves; construe-
ted OF Thoroughly Seasoned Wood, and OF the hnest
and best material For Great Power, Singing Quail
tiles. ~ and Purity Of Tone throughout the
entire Register: Elegance Of Finish and Great Du
rabilty. the Piano Fostes Of Messre J8NNYs D
SON are unsurpassed by any other makers in tbs
World, and have taken the nighert Premium whcr
ever exhibited. The eamo facilities which enable
ehs erm 10 produce Superior Instr umcut. also ems
Bile them 70 Offer thes PianoYort to the public II
Twenty per cent. lower than any other First Glass
manufacturer In the country
The special attention Of Dealers, Teachers and 9th
10 invited to the examination Of these Pianos he
fore making their selection elsewhere Rvesy in-tru-
msnt 10 fully Warranted for Five Yeas. Descriptive
circulars cent TO all parts OF the country upon appi
cation Address. JRNNfS y HON.
No. 1913 d ass East 2ls. street. NEW YORK.
Between I'd 4 sd Avenues. eep2l-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31

GnxsnAL GnAnf's Rscuxr Lusssn.-lt ID
said that Thomas Ewing. u Ohio, speaka
disapprovinsly ofGsnersl Grants letter h
the President and pso6ssses to think Il vii
Be the means Of slisDating thousands o.
Votes that might Otherwise be recorded fcs
the General. Several politicians who have
seen the President within the past few days
insinaste that he does not care N conc d
his aversion to General Grant on the score
OF the recent letter. However, this must
DO taken with allowance, ~ tie President
he's learned Of late to practice considerable
seticencc even towards HE friends.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31

THs World considers the Republican
party committed to the issue Of Wholesale
Negro Suffrage; thst they are Satisfied
that without this, they would be kbeaten ;
the World thinks in their present position,
defeat 10 equally inevitable. and besides.
viii be Overwhelming.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31

CoxIxa Or FROM Axoxa rns FoUL PAA
1.-THE Macon Telegraph says: "Judgs
irwin, efCobb, John f. Hall, Of Sumter,
and Mr. Wooten, Of Monroe. delegates slses,
have refused to take seats in the negro
convsnticn.' To this list should DO added
the nauss q Henry II. 0lisson, Of Burke.
and DR.. Edward E. Lane, Of Emanuel coun.
y. both Of whom are members elect "a
Pops's menagesis. bot who decline 10 an.
pear in the den Of 'sunclean boasts"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31
The Confessions and Experiences
of AN Invalid.

Published for the bsnent, and ~ CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN asd others, Who suffer from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay Of Manhood. &C., sup
plying Tn Nnas OF 0n.1CUnB. Written BY one
post daid directed envelope. Address NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Brooklyn,N r. Also free. b. the same
publisher, Circular 81 DAISY SWAIN, the great
poem 81 the War. decl1-d4W5m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31

"a 10 BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
ond Keeps constantly on hand and makes
70 Older
Gents, DOys' and ChllAren.o
CLOTHING fthe best material and in . nAnnsl
Mat cannot fail to give satisfaction. Liberal
patronage respectfully solicited. Imy21 -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31

ChildrOn's Lives Saved for 90
C.nts.-Thousands Of Children die annsalIy q
Croup. Nov. mothsss II ron wosld spend 80 tents,
and always hsve bottle OF DR.. Todiae SeneaaA LIN
menf 10 The house, you never need fear ioosing yocr
little one when attacked with this complaint. IL v
nov 20 years since hsve pat mp my iniment, ana
never heard 81 a child dying Of Group when my LIN
mcnt was used but hnn6Feds Of cases OF curee hsve
bee reported me, and state IL II was $40 per
bottle they Voc not be withou; IL. BESIDES which,
III. certain cure for Cuts. Burns. Headache Tooth'
ache, Sore Threats. sweillngr. Mump<, Conc: usf-
rhoea pvsenicry spasYrs, Old Sores, and Panes In
the Back and Chest. No one once tries u Who -
ever without II. Il warranted perfectly safe TO ase
internally. Fnll Directions with every bottle 500
h, The DYuc sists Depot &c Cortlandt Street, N. r.
There IL nothing like DIR. velpau'e French Pills fos
kcepsre the complexion freeh and entirely free from
pmtles The cause OF which IL that II regulates the
entira female sysfern. Sold By al Drugglsts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31

DANIEL GOULD.
VNHOLESALR AND R8rAlL DEALER IN
Furniture, Carpets, OH ClotAss
MATS AaGos window
0A00e0s re-
0sAa<.0N Elge HeooaA street. -. Penn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31

ticn and laws. He carss not . whit fol
pssssnal popularity. A stranger to dscep
sioa. As 10 an enemy 70 everything which
scsssss - idsa tAss The people Of one SEQ
s'on are better than those Of smother. III
knowsno NORTH. no South, no East, no " cot
He 10 in fine, model soldier and . model
citizen. II then, integrity. honesty Of pur
pose, quick perception, iron determination
selErslianec and patriotism, DO The chic
requisites for the presidency. there can be
no doubt that sherman possesses them in
m eminent degree. We question, however
whether the politicians will nominate him.
He is too honest Tor them.
The other stars in the military cons,slla.
ton are Sheridan and Hancock. The She
nandoah Valley viii perpe.uate the glory Of
Sheridan. Who can contemplate his mill
tsry career without feelings Of admiration ?
With the destructive fury Of an avalanche
he swept everything before him. Armed
treason reeled, fell. capitulated. HE notes
Of victory filled the cir Of Virginia. and
vsss waited from Ocean to Ocean, end from
the Great Lakes to the Gull Of Mexico. IN.
Oil they entrancsd the whole land. he vas
she vsy inspiration Of battle. His pres.
snee uas vietery -his absence defeat. Al,
history nsy be searched 10 vain for hs
equal In daring conception and winged exc.
eatisa. We may follow the red track d
shs Osusadess, os the terrible campaiens Q,
NapsoDea, md fail to iind mailed Kuieh,
- psaeeing stecd, or gaily Acquired
1lsssnik snedst or even his shadow
lmuG utDaai The military laurrl
- 49, ~ brow. and genesstioos
- uoqG salos will kindl. sn,hu.
sGn = u $500 n ths noble and ehiv
slress ~ svry lesd I But though his sue
60 ~ ensa9 - - tsassd sield, his i'd
ainisenAtioa e. dsil aGsiss uas failure
- solder bsss.s dsoose-she despo'
- 1sthseaed, and ~ dses bsen a ob
- = enhlbieiea thsssGeDst - eoualsy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31

r. - Ia AAe
IARPkNTER AND BUILDER SHOP on
OCommercial Alley, opposite Post OF ce. Dc
vermont, 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31

4 TTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A and War Claim Agent Once Davenport
Block, ID Floor, cor. Main aid Second streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


WANTED Every man feeling the ehtcte Of .
habit CONT acted in youth. TO sead his name and al
dee-e with cent stamp for return poetagc) TO Dr.
ELsys Gopsss, Boz 1870, philadelphia. Pa, who
viii inform then OF smethcd BY which sney can 20
eured, and the vigor Of youth restored aus9c1n
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IN. II. DlTTOE.

WM. A. FONTER,
A rTORNEY Al LAW. Office No. - Bsady
"A Street, Davenport, Iowa. dec2e- dM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-31

HOCSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
Ia EKS, Paper Hangers, Glaaiers, &c. ahoy
orner Main and fifth sts. mch38-d1y
, 1867-09-10

but considered a lighter dress for the military
the most desirable change.
The 2nd member for Frederiksted's town
[Faber was of the opinion, that the wetting of
the letters might be easily prevented by intro
ducing water proof bags, or by a ~tarpaulin &c.
The Governor stated, that he had hitherto
only suggested for the Councils decision, if a
change in the conveyance of the post was
desired, but from what had transpired during
the discussions he had been led to render it a
proposal. The question about the change IN
dress of the Military would he taken into fur
Their consideration. As regards the pOst-bags
he observed, that these must always be furnish
ed with an opening, and a5 the rain is generally
accompanied by strong wind the water will
penetrate everywhere.
The 2nd member for Christiansted's country
district Radcliffe proposed, as a preliminary
measure, that a lighter uniform be introduced
for the post. orderlies, until some further ar
rangement be adopted.
The 4th member for Christiansted's country
district Mc'William drew attention TO the
heavy expenses in the budget compared to tho
resources of the Island, causing him not to vote
fer any of the proposals contained in the amend
mentS.
At the subsequent voting the amendment
No. l was adopted by 9 votes against 5, and
consequently No. ? dropped The amendment
No. 3 a. was adopted by S votes against s, and
No. s b. by u votes against l..
The Money-BiIl with the amendments-tho
total amount being 81, 4GS-was put to the
vote and adopted unanimously by IL votes.
To be continued.
, 1867-09-10
PROCLAMA.

mERSONS having claims against
the bankrupt estate of Rumshop-
keeper
IO9@ DHA1a
who abscondcd for debt last week,
are requested to forward the same
to the undersigned office within 3
months from date.
st, Thomas Dealing Court Office,
3rd September 1867.
EsOscnSfamd.
, 1867-09-10
I'roclama.

NILE og Enhver som matte have
L1l Noget at fordre paa
WIZ 1AYRY
OVERS
D0dsboe indkaldes herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel til at anmelde og
beviisliggj0re deres Krav for under
tegnede Ret, som behandlende
n8vnte Doe.
Christiansteds Skifteret den 4de
September 1867.
e.. SHrauW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26
CWWH &c HWsDs :" 11vyOHs
Before Commissioner Belts.


Appropriation ~ the Common Council Re-
stricted-The Archbishop Hughes Tessi.
usonial, &c.
Before Judge Daily and Jury.
Benjamin " Brady The Mdvr, &C., Of ne CITY Of
Nsc York-This action brought 10 recover the
sum Of 81 o25 for services, rent &C., which rem
dered 70 the city Of New York follows For OF
room during free exhibition Of the archbishop Hughes
Testimonial and for other rooms, e650sad rent and
expenses having been incurred by special order Of the
Common Council also for the sum Of 1913 for engrossng
mounting and framing complimentary resolutions
the Board Of Councilman 70 their retiring President
James HAYES.
proof of the legality Of tho claim was offered by plain
tilt and the resolutions Of the Common Council directing
tho Comptroller 70 pay the amount OF the above claim
out OF the contingent fund but he alleges that this the
Comptroller has refused 70 do and the whole claim
mains unpaid
The defence set up the act OF the Legislature prohibit
ing the Common Council from mourning any expend-
lures unless ut the time they incurred there be
existing appropriation that may applied TO their pay
cnt and CLAIMED that the time or the passage Of the
resolution Of the Common Council that fund was OK.
hausted.
The Court held that this good defence when the
jury withdrawn 10 allow OF the case being brought
in another form.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


jersey NUys
ACCIDENT A sAnOR ON rnE STEAMSHIP Cupi. Al Al
carly hour yesterday morning sailor named John Skin
ner on the steamship Cuba while adjusting the rigging
on the mainyard slipped from the yard and fell 70 the
deck head foremost causing fracture OF the skull HIS
life being In great danger he was conveyed 70 me now
York Hospital.
MAN BURNED nv KERosrsE "A man named Luxe
wolsh residing In Greene street, being ancted WIN
rheumatism was bathing the affected parts OF ms pody
with Kerosene rs a remedy on Thursday night when the
oil caught Ore from a lamp and bis leg was severely
burned from the knee TO the foot HIS hand was also
greatly burned.
DISHONEST SERVANT GRr--A gentleman In Warren
street appeared before the Recorder yesterday morning
and made an affdavt that his servant Ellen Lyous had
sppropr,ated gold watch chain, locket and cross all
vsned a. 400 which had been absrscted by her nom
his daughters bedroom The girl when charged with
the thef srenuously denied H. but search being made
the articles discovered 10 an old dress OF me
servant Ellen was committed for trial
Newark.
Essyr CorSry COURTS SIN the Quarter Sessions yes
terday the following persons conviced:--Pauline
Weber larceny; Francis. 0Rourke, assault MslcoIss
and Mary Melsng assault John Miller, breaking and
entering. In the Supreme Court, the case In which
George A. Keene Charles L. Jones for $1,000 mon
ey invested In exploded petroleum company wss
given 10 the jury last evening The summing up for the
defence occupied about two hours
Bridgetou.
Knxxp nv MACHINERY. --On Wednesday last. Mr. J.
Bramford, employed At the steam and planning mill
At Bdgetop, while adjusting belt caught in the
betting, whrlcd around the Wheels and instantly killed
HIS body was horribly mansled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26
QUEENS COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

Tnx TRUSTEES or THE Village FLusHro-M .
meeting Of the Trustees Of the village Of Flushing on
the 2lst inst, tho following resolution Adopted
be requested 70 confer Of the Metro
the number Of % which they entitled under the
act in relation 70 monies received for tho privilege Of vend
the next meeting OF the Board.
FROZEN TO DArH.--On Thursday morning last man
named Walter Sexton, Of Rosyn, found frozen to
residence He had been In New York the previous day,
and returning homo In tho evening had 10 walk from
Mneola IL Is supposed that he was overcome with the
severe cold aud could not proosed further.
A GRAsp srnGHrso sCARmvAs on Losa IsLAND-A
GEsmAI TURNOUT on FAST HoRsss Tho excellent
slcghing The island has had the effect Of bringing
forth myrads Of pleasure ers and the hotels along
the different thoroughfa reapIng harvest and
and festive a. during the sultry summer months and
the still hours cnlivened by sweet music and the
sound Of bells In every quarter Eleven years ago the
Island was visited by storm Of equal severity |;
but not that period has there been seghng OF any
account until the present. and the are improving
their time by enjoying II On the Hampstead and
Flushing roads daily can be Witnessed the finest display
The seigbing the present weather continues 70 Inn
prove and unless thcre 10 sudden change In the at
iposphers tending 70 diminish the snow, will un-
dou6tedIy be esjoyed by many for few weeks longer
SUDDEN DxArH.-Mr Lawton, Of East Jamaica, L. l.,
long known the celebrated producer Of carrier doves
and boodsd fowls America died At his residence on
friends Of this gcnuemas wiz regret 70 learn Of his sud
Am HomioA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Conclusion of the Trini Of Patrick Dwyer fOH
the shooting Of Patrick McCudden. 81
Before Judge Russell
The trial OF Patrick Dwyer indicted for the murder
Patrick NcCudden, which was commenced on Monday,
was terminated last evening"
Al the opening Of the court yesterday, Assistant Die
trict Attorney Hutchings called Sergeant Forshay TO-
prove what McCudden did with the pistol he carried bus
the Court decided that the testimony lnadmssable
The counsel for the prisoner then proceeded 10
the case occupying several hours In his address the
Court and Jury He followed by Assistant District
Attorney Hutchings In able and logical argument
maintaining that the doctrine Of self iefence invoked
favor Of the prisoner rightly belonged TO Mccudden who
was unarmed
At the conclusion Of Mr. Hutchings eloquent speech
Judge Russell said that the hour WAS late he would NOE
charge the jury till this Saturday. morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-26
SUPREME cuuar-senraAl TERN.

Before Judges Leonard, Ineraham and Clerke
JeremsaA OBri1s, plaintiff IN error "a The Fsopb.-
The argument In the Of this plaintiff who rc
Gently convicted Of murder In the first degree for hsv-
ing murdered biz former mistress, Kate Smith. In
house Of IN fame In this city, in June, 1885, came up
before this court yesterday motion writ Of error
for q new trial
The prisoner was represented by z. D. Mccarthy, Of
counsel who commended In elaborate argument, a. 70
the competency OF tho Jurors sworn; that the juror
Bumenthal was incompetent, and the Court erred 10
ovorrung the previous challenges to this juror, @ VOL
In its instructions the es that there was error
rejecting the Juror wesner the alleged ground OF
ncompetency A the indictment the indictment con-
tanned two counts charging the murder OF
Kate Smith, the other the murder OF Lucy No
Laughlin Tho Court refused before trial 70 direct
the prosecution 70 upon which count the prisoner
ahoud be tried such refusal was error The confess
SONS OF the prisoner made 10 Police Captain Mills
improperly admitted. When The witness Morris put
upon the stand by the prisoner the prisoners counsel
offered IN show that the witness had formed opinion
of prIaoney's mental condition The Court overruIed
this oer ana refused 10 admit such evidence This was
error
District Attorney Oakley Hall, for the people, held
that the jurors excluded sworn under defendants
exceptions either properly excluded or legally
accepted that the only pece Of evidence Ill debsable
ives the letter Of The accused " the deossssd; svs ~