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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19
a A1mga1ar Ana1r-rhs N1aaag.
1mg oDlrecooe O1 che Geoo0
Irank Gsallway In she DoasAs
81 . Deputy Nhes0G.

(rrom the Portisnd Name Argus
A special train that arrived In this city at
late hour Saturday night. bringing the
CAsad an msils aud passengers for the
steamship Peruvian. alec brought q. J
Brydge-, E-q tho managing director OF the
Grani Trunk Railway, on h,s way to Eng
land. A the train stopped in the depot
deputy sheriff Of IN . city pushed his way
into NJ. Brydges private car 10 arrest him
GA c,vll process in behalf Of the steamer
Equator, . vessel that has bsen running be-
tween tina port and Halifax, N. g., In cons
necton With the Grand Trunk Railway -
The scene that snsued Is described ~ very
lively. The occupants Of the car resented
the intrusion Of the deputy sheriff. and
would have stayed HE progress. ba, he
pushed ahead with great vigor and the dis
tineui shtd railway manager found himself .
prisoner. lie remained under arrest sevcr.
al hours. hut was released upon su,etics be.
ing furnished in tho sum Of tS5 900, and he
departed for Liverpool in the steamer. We
understand that the owners or agents Of the
Grand Trunk Cempsny have broken their
contract with ;hcm-hehcc the action and
arrest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

ana DSeOruef0 OF
Contagious venereal Chaeaca~..
. Cures thsn without sesorting 70 Mercury. lodsds
os.sn. Asssnc or any pOlson bat With Nsstssi.
OAaASic WAAknnss. euch - oemioa Weakreeu.
NOCTURNAL and Durnal I'm ssons brought ~ 81
a0sso y the systc early indscrstiuns sxcseess 81
ston dsprsssion diane =, aud oftsnumss inss~;s.
with other depOrabe train Of sympt0m. ere nm s,X
radically cured with an infalltble method e ynv
uc soa expeneS 0lset. GooosFhea. Structure, end
s diseases peculiar to the Sexes Of private nature,
Oh disease o. the MOST HORRIBLE class
1nees 0e .loO1 has become poisoned, psoducine
he.d and bonss. liberated throat. nose. nmbs ~
oooy. scrofsla. together with endless numbse q
W. james 10 recommended by the p,ess r,o.s,I,v.
u medical faculty and professors Of euiirSs
ssc. Those ahiieted should apply immediassIy. ~
- cured oftheec terrible disease
~; JAnES has lust issued rev ;sed, Improved and
ssai Diseases peculiar 70 the sexes with difscsioee
md prescriptions for self treatment.
ss1AA1oRIBsA. caused BY self abuee scxpel On.
60 &C. 10 July treated and viii not fail to arrest
important feature Of the book 10 treatise upon
Coneeption-how asoided-and the necessity and
pr0pfiety. sometimes. Of 70 doing
Tie various diseases peculiar 10 femalee. are fullv
neat ted and their remedies ,iven.
The AoLitos 10 printed upon dne paper. neatly and
bound containing 2oo pages. aad 1t 4
aad csossisssion. il Il muitum IN psrvo- noen e
the snallsss epses Buy lei Mead III The book viii
inIure noae. BOT bensds all The old ana yuune 81
18th ,sxes, nst1sd md single. Rrice OF
Aadrsss. 81. JANIS. P. 0. BOZ ssa, CHICAGO, nj,
y. Ja0es' Omce and fsrlors ere q q Randolph
ssssss e1nse ct Dsarbos. street. Chicago. whess b
80, pes:i:ing % AZ sp:eia.isy. Uss koers fsoa
- =. soe Z. l. O0nsultattOus ooa040nSlal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19
CANVASS OF THR UNION

A CANVASS OF THR UNION
proves that the most successful candidate os general
favor ever placed before
TIE PEOPLE,
. that pure and salubrOus vegetable bsautiasr.
CRlSTADOROS HAIR DYE,
Far and dc, throughout the restored republic, In
defiance OF rivalry and competition, II appeals
TO THE POLLS!
Of all who design TO clOhs tho with the magniA.
cent blacoor brown hues which nature has denied
age stolen away. Manufactured by J. CRi6TADO
RIO, Aston Louse, n. Y. Sold BY Drugeiess.--
Applied by all Hair Dreseers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

Work on the Portage Lake Canal viii be
commenced in the Spsing. Il construction
viii complete the water connection between
the East and West shores Of Kswsenaw
Point Zen extensive peninsula projecting in
10 Lake Superior a the Northwestern ex>
trsmi:y Of Michigan making with Portage
Entry and Portage Lake ship canal
through the center Of the Peninsula. The
casal will ssvs one hundsed and forty u,ilss
Of psrileus navigation. Liberal grants Of
land havs bssn obtainsd from Congress.
and the success Of the project 10 assured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19
NlcA9naclxs.

e'srgyn man who had considerable AZ
farm. % eas esnerally the case in our fore
isthsrs' days, went out q see ons AZ ~.
laborsss, Who vas plswing IN the aeld. ~
found him sitting on his pillow. rest,ns ~
team.
ssJeha," aAid -. ''eould Il not b a eooa
plas Soe yoa y havs . stub -cy,hs here ~
= hu1hjae lew bushss while shs ~. h
ssstins
John, with eountsnaacs which might
have tscsms the divine Ainsslf ins.ae,ly
sseusnsd,-
"Woald u NJ b veil. sis, e. ysu to
have . swiasliag beasd II - lulpit,
sna whsa hey ase siagise teeet y . R>A
IL 6sn.
TIE ssssrsad gsnlleonn eu1uo1 - Ne
heel, evidently csavines1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

FER Preserving, Restoring oDo
1Bcowelfy ing tho Hair.
Aad 10 the most dslightiui and wondsrful article
The world ever produced.
Ladies will and II not only certain remedy to Re
seors. Darksn and Besutfy the Hair. hut alec dese
able article for the Toilet. Il b highly perfuned
Wtsh rich and delicate poffnme. Independent Of he
faGssnt Od0f Of the Ous u Pain OF Mace.
The Marvel OF Peru.
new and beautiful perfume. which In dencaey OF
scent, and the tenacity With whirh II cnee 20 the
Handkerchief and perpVn. 10 unequalled.
The above articles Tor sale BY all Ofugglete and
rcstumsrs. Ct o. pss bottle each. Sent By express 70
my sddsete ~ prOpsiet0es.
+. ". wRrbHr . CO.,
oc90-ly1 100 liberty esssst. New York.
CHAPPED HANDS AND FACE, SORE LIS. &C.,
cured 1t once byt . use Of Heseman's Campaos
Ice with Glyeernc, keeps the snds soft In H. cd-
81 weather. See that you get the genuine. ro'd By
druggists. fehll d9m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

Weso formerly eensidefed incufable. Also he
s0scs Of selitar, hshis, beth suiaous 70 Tie bsdy
- MAD and predues sone efths following q.
tesss. -DloteAes. Constipation, loss Of meesey.
paia II Ne small u ~ beek-can - faliy -
stored % health. Consolidation ffee.
Charges wtdssate, and cures guaranteed. -
Post O6ies Dsx, 1854. All letters With sta.Ap
oaewered.
P.0.-All business strictly confidential. or.
IN h0urs from 4. =. untilS ?. Z. feb90tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

This splendId Hais Dye h the best In the world
The only rnrs end pnssBor Dvn-Hsmlcss, Retia-
bic. instantaneous. No disappointment. No ride
uoas tinss. Natusal Black OF brown. Rsoedies ths
~ s0sAs - ID Dyes lnvisorstes the hals, lssvins
Il scet 80 bsautif1l. The genuine 4 dsasd wtlnsn
4. DaosAs1ee. Al oeAsss afs msss inilaolsos, 81
sseal1 bssssoasd. ee,d By all Druggists snd Pests.
nsss. vsetosy 81 Barclay street. New York.
~ BEwAR4 OF A COUNTERFEIT.
oecll-dAVly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

One RAlLneABs-Ia the State Of Ohio
ele0. 900 900 are invested 10 sailrsads, nueh
Of it Improbable. and much Of L held
abroad but Of t~snty>nins railroads 70.
porting 70 the Commiseioner OF Statistics.
nineteen made profits eleven made divi
dends ten reads have made more than
eight per cent. On $500 miles Of road sx>
elusive in Ohio, aud hsvng an assrsea,s
capital Of tl2s. 200. 600. there was . ne,
profit Of 81, 100000. which 10 six Per cent.
While. therefore. there are dive or six roads
in Ohio v ieh make nothing, the aggregate
property cannot b said 70 b Improbable,
while that Of ten roads Il very lucrative.
Most Of this property il held in Ohio. New
York Of New England.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

Of both sexes, use HHlAs0 ne ExfHACz BUcnU. Il
vii give hsisk end snsFgssie Sselnep, ahd enaols
ron 70 slsep well. ffeb0dSwly
LADm con receive . box Of Dr.. vslpas's Pills b
mai. sealed fFom the eyes OF The pabc, BY enclosing
90 eeuas - Gs postage sssmps - n. ". Ma
COM0BR Albany
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

Especial Nsilse 10 The Ladies.
hk III important NJ iediss sAosA heye pss.
SaisS sssy =. ps.. 49, sus;.es. = cae. -
vSsA .ais =. ;sssssssi II spsdai sss1s.
m. A. N. AaAURaCEAO,
Proftsssf VI the Uissasss Of Weneo.
nae eeee = sxteasvs ana sseeess!I sasec - ~
wards q thas years g be present ~ 49, ~.
epeakr for itses-and 10 knowu 70 thousands % -
dee - the suthof OF
"The Married Wsnan's Private
Medical Companion"
(arst published In 1917 especially Intended Tor mar.
ried sdies 10 delicate or prscastDus nesHn 49,.
which every lady will peeceise his shos0nen 1nowe
sdge q her Complaints symptoms ana es1te. ~ ~
long. reliable ~dviscr and companion Ov@
Malfa Mtlliwm Ladies'
possese Il. Rvssy huehp.A ehouA have ~ i ieseul
By mail, price o.
He guarantees cafe eaA isnnedlaae ard s@eae!o.s
c csssc 2. :Psss.i d!menisaes, 81 49, ~
y psrs q he us.ssa ssssss sos.ss = N =
greatest eooadsaee aad essssinsy q sseese.
CAUTION To LADIES.
:,l :: s:s ss g ~ z; !s.s::s
-Ss sss ". z ~ =: s s::Ss': 5:
ssss S';c 81 ;sst 4 CON
s ssn Ds nsssiesaa By lssess. and 20 eees
NJ .rried and single Ladies
VITO dseiss saes asd esrsnas rsnsdy e isgnl.lr
80 = seppssos!ua Of lol1fe. lso0 wAesva -
en- rsoy 0pUN his ssleAgo0S1
Portuguese romolo 1oolhly fIu,
a. -, - e-,6as 0n1FDG1n, ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19
Nip the Evil In the Dud.
Dr. WHITTIER.
~ South Clark Street Chlea~o. mn.

Has fer many years nsSs he
\ treatment Of private diseased ~
fbusiaass end study. SypAilis
il sll IL forms. elect ana Sssis-
= tures. Particular attestisa giv.
% 70 I'D standiog sases, walsh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

Swrrr Tgxrsx. trait Of character
IL more valuable in . female than the pos
session of = sweet temper. Home can never
DO made happy without il. II 10 like the
ilowcrs that spsing up in our pathway, re-
viving and cheering Us. lie, man 90 homo
at night wearicd and wIrn By the tolls u
the day. and how soothing Is word djcts
sed by good disposisionf Il 10 sunshine
falling on his heart lie is happy, and the
cares Of life are forgotten. A sweet temper
hiss soothing influence over the minds Of .
whole family. Where Il 10 found in the
wife and mother, you observe tiadness and
love predominsting over The natural feeling
ofa bad heart. Smiles. kind wssde, char
acterzc tho children. and psasw snd love
have their dwelling there Study. then, 70
acquire and retain . sweet temper. Il ID
more valuable than gold il capsivates more
shAn beauty and to the close Of life it re-
taIns ill its freshness and power.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

LlvIH0 on Conx Busgs Me- J J. Knox
. very essimabls citizen Of Sumter district
South Osrolins. employed . Trustworthy
nsiehbos 10 make personal examination OF
the destitution in his vicinity ard be -
ported % iellows Il have net been over
fve miles form home, and have seen end
hsesd dieeet ftoo three huudsod end SIXTY.
elk pessons. The most Of then ere nov
without broad and ars actually subsisti0g
on corn hushs, aed Whatsvss they can get
70 preserve life upon, while there are others
Who have ems and two bushels Of corn yet.
bus without msans 70 ess more. Some havs
. herss ~ twe and ass trying TO sa'ss little
crsp, but have little Or aothing to live
upon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

From 20 ~ Horse Power.
ALSO PORTABLE SAW MILLS.
We have the Oldest largest aad most complete
works IN the United 6tates devoted exclusively Sothe
manufacture 0fPorable Rnginse and Saw Mills whieh
fOg simplicity. compactuoes. power and sc0o0ny Oe
fuel are conceded BY expssSs. to be superior 10 y
evss Uttered to the pubic.
The great amount Of boiler room, 1ro surface end
cyhndss asea, which give 20 the rated horse pow
II make our EngiDes the most powerful end eheep.
est IN uee and they ere adapeed 20 every puspooo
where power II required.
An sises are constantly on hand. o. fssuisAsd -
ohost mott O..
Descriptive circulars with pssce liss. ssat @ pg1I
eosiO0. op1-Gly.
WOOD MANN ergAM BN0rN6 CO..
rtlea. n Y. 1fanch Once. . Maiden lana n n CHE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

A country man vas passing along one 81
the streets Of Baltimore with lie wagon .
few days since. when one Of his wheels cane
%, end he discovered that linehpin IVES
gone. Aftes searching for Il soos tine he
offered the boys Who congsegated chilling
y find il. Then they joined in the search.
and II few minutss one Of them brought
him what he supposed to be the pin. Hav-
ing adjusted the wheel, he paid the shilling
and started of. but he had net gone more
half block before wheel on the other side
came OF. when he discovered that ths young
rascal he'd stolen the pin from one Of the
other wheels TO ebtsin the reward.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19
BOSTON,.


The CisNge Fsancais, os French Drc..
sing fUs Ladiss' . children's Boots and sho., !.
hare 6secms red q russy. and rough By wcs,,n, "A
asersssossd 20 pesectaad pssmansas b,sck visA n
nseAlsstss = whsa -. lsaving ~ lsaAcs ~ ~
rlsNls; and WHIST y ne ,adeels
wa no. scD ~ wusH wsss Ar scu rws skunss,
TrAvelina Bags. Trunks, Carriage
- Coon 40 Nxw.
ka11se aaA OhiidRsa caa druss thsB own bOeN vlaA
out scllins their hands. Try one bctsle. and ycu vi
saver b without supply off 10 Ne ACsss.
Ask yuuf shoe dealer for Il.
-. BROWN : CO.. Prcpslsscss. MseuActussss
Of DlarAings and lrcseings Of all kiuds leatAss
Once. Hay MN sfrees, Dossc0 oee4l.dly
For e.le o. PARkS 4 nOSMER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19
arllaDolp's FLUID EXTRACT
MISGUIDED MEN.

MISGUIDED MEN,
AND THE Law o. CHARITY AND xrncY.
HowAHD EssAys. on the Errors. Abuses and Disea
~ which form the basis Of fhe G:avest Maladies In
the fret age OF man. and fcsrfnlly sap tho vital pow
ere. with Of relief In scaled letter
HOUGilTON, Howard Association. PhiladeIphia
Pa. jsnl5-d&w3m
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vl0OR are re-
gained by HRiABoLDe ExrnAcr BrcRu. fs5d0~ly
FOR NON-RETRNTION on INCONTlNRNCE
Of Urine. Irritation. in0nnmatiCa or alteration Of
the bladder. or kidneys, disesscs OF the prostrate
glands. sne In tho bladder. calcutta. gravel trick
duet deposit aud all diseases Of the bladder kidneys
aud dropsicsl swellinas, td&w1y
USE HELM olp's Fun KxrsAcr Bucnu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND TN
0AFk RRMBDl9S eos unpeasant and dAnger0us
dAeooose. Ces hslnDulD's kxsnAce DucnU AND In
S1ovnD E2osR wAss. [febSdAw1y
BlOONvULD 4 OYas NAxsracvuuen - r.
AN0- 81 3ruodWoy. Now YORK
Oar PlAaoe ere scknowlsdRed to b equAl not sn.
DssSoets 49,, das.eiolty and 1nisl % any sold n
rs1ese -. esna for psiee list jan10Aw3m
Tng GLORY OF MAN 10 srnEN0rH. There
fbse ~ 00vOue ou1 1uoi1llniod oh0uh im0ooia1er
II ~ Ua2nolS'e Rxanacf 0puRu IdAW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19
a MT fer she Corooas ~ Cenenx..
England 10 puzzled With shis enigma, lsfs
By good old Dr.. Whitsws)l:

By god old Dr.. Whitswsll:
"A heedless osu has . lsaess 10 vsiss,
He VII resd Il he'd lest his eight;
The eu@b snpsossA u Wos6 ~ voed.
heard!"
Az obstinate dunb nan he'd letter " write
r. . seat meu Who he'd lees HE sight:
The dumb wrote and repeated il .sri for word
AID the bliad uao reed u. listeaed ed heard,
Q. r.
rn1 AnswRn AMPilvlgp.
A dumb nan, psstinacieusly adhesise 70
. purpose, had . letter to write 70 . deaf
blind man. The dumb wrote and repseted
il in the erect words, With . stils, making
raj ed letters. end The blisd mau ecad Il b.
touch. attended cloaSly end understood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

4 lady. who has been IN n visit to Mr..
Jay Cookies new palaiisl mansion near
Philadelphia, writes:
II can't describe what il 10 like. l don't
think anything grandsr. more beautiful.
more splendid, or more IN keeping, could
10 imagined. And tho Cookies are Just the
kind Of people o. live In il. l.. IS . per
feet brunette, and her sister s., who il
younger. 10 . blonde. La room 10 furnish
cd in bright crimson eatin, and SIS in light
hlue satin. just beyond their rooms 10
still another bedroom, which belongs 10 the
glrls. aud is called the spare bedroom, and
IN intended for any friend whom they wish
10 Invite to visit them. Z. Vas occupying
this room. Everything in the house except
Dir. Cookies boudOis and few Of the paint.
ings ere American. Mr.. Cooke would have
nothing else. In the aitting room il large
old-fashioncd fireplace. With andirons,
which NJ. Cookies mother presented to him.
There 10 every kind Of room IN the house
that you can think Of bill ard room,
amusement room. whore they have regu-
lar stsge, foo,lights, etc., music room, where
ihcy have III elegant, grsnd Ch:ckef,ng
piano. can't tell you Of oil the rooms, for
u would take me all night. and even then
you wouldn't have very clear idea Of them"
PRrnIras FoR GRAPE Growers. - The
"Loncworth Wine House" ., Cincinnati,
8crs three premiums for superiority in
grape growing - follows: A silver pitcher,
two goblets aud wsster,,o cost not less than
$500, as the first premium; . silver cup to
cost not less than elO0 % second premium;
aud a silver cup 20 coat not less than 500,
~ thi,d premium The fret premium 10
be given to the beat general wine grapes Of
the Whole country. The second premium
~ TO be gwen to tho beet variety " grapes
for wine purposes in the State Of Ohio, pro
vidcd Il Is not awAtded 70 the grape that
receives thc first premium, in which case i,
will be given to the second beet wife crepe
in the country. The third premium 10 Do
given to the best table grape. for general
purposes in the county The fruit 10 10
b. exhibited u the coming fall consolidated
exhibition Of the American Wine Growers
Association Of Ohio and Cincinnati Horsi
cultural Society, in quantities Of Ten pounds
OF more, With asmpies Of the wines from
the competitors for the first two pssniums,
u practicable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

@unI0 A1Ve 0D4V - AOse
BANKERS,
~ Exc1samge Place. New Yoek.
EsUecial attention. devoted 70 wsssssa buslsees.
~ Speculative Accounts declined.
Wnsf0n aaysnasuno:
FttA Nsti0nal Dank. Chicago. III.
CITY National 6anh, :.
Merchants Nesionai Dank, oalssa, m.
Merchants National bark, Davenport. lows.
National state bank, 81 Ne MUeoes. Iowa.
state Natiooai Bank, KsOkuk, lowe.
0aoao Hank 81 Iowa End Bsoncheo.
Ssste eavines Associates, %. louie. No.
~. Loals lboiIlng end besng AseossSsa, D. leUle
Fipt Nstiooal Bah Of La16ystte, New A1bo9y an1
Js0sssoavllls. Ia6iaaA.
Peoples Bank OF Kentucky. Louisville. ~.
Mesehanss' Bssk q lr1lSvlDes = /" oeeDediy
ESTABLISHED ls4s.
HASKELL = GO. 9ANkEnS.
0Coe. D1o1a = vlno 0ereoess
ST LOUIS, No.
colo and silver CO1n.
Eostesn ond De0lheSn Exoh0ogo,
LAND VvA0DANTO,
AsA "a k1nAs Of
GOceSAooaoooot 0ecooe6eoeo
- lstsrese ellewed % time deeseils
Aeeoanes - Benke - 0oo1ese ssseivsd
on She most favorable tesmG. osp99-dSo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

A. sAe Sosm q aIesass ~ va1rA ~ prmufA. N.
COMPOUND NV the1r oeig1n = tAe 6l001, u ~
s.nsser s.nenbw ~ NO nses4 eseuu1 appliance
ssesa u: cAuse - CsElessd; se.s .nse n
u leRI y aruag -, - - vialfa ; sslsss1
1UunAM . Van oCnAACx,
Snaoeo AsooA sel1n ~ Q1leaGo.
sAopQD ~ ~ NeslAWeots
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-27

Mr.. Pendleton, a few days ago. "The condition
Of the country" he says, "cOuld bear an in
crease in the currency The ravages of war
at the South-the destruction of capital there
the loss of houses, horses, cattle, agricultd-
raj implements-the scarcity Of provisions
the enfraDchisement of the negro-the import
ance of setting the whole population to labor
at once-Create demand for more currency
Every interest there would be advanced by the
stimulating effects of an enlarged currency"
In regard to the two errors to which we
referred at the outset, we conclude that on the
one hand the contraction of the currency,
however necessary, must not be pressed too
far or hastened too rashly, lest we introduce
fatal disturbance into the money market; and
on the other hand we must not allow the
olamor for more currency to prevent our
seeing that more paper money means more
initiation, more depreciation of the currency, a
larger premium on gold, higher prices for all
the neoessaries of life, and departure to a
still greater distance from the standard of coin.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-27

the President shows and proves that there are
just as wise and brave men in the service,
just as good friends of the policy of recon
struotion, as General Sheridan. We do not
care to 60 over the reasons of the President,
but they will commend themselves to almost
everybody, except the impeachers and
screechers against the Executive. The great
fault with President Johnson is, that he acts
too late His long deliberaton has been that
of a man who, after knowing what is right,
hesitates for long time in the performance
of his duty. The old practice of Crockett was
the true one;-
~ leave this rule for others when I'm dead.
BE sure you're right, then go ahead"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-27
che President, Grant, and sheridan.

IRON @e ~ Y, EUening Express
The correspondence, in another column OF
the Express, will be read with interest. 1t
SHOWS just how prompt General Grant was
10 act in behalf of Sheridan-and perhaps this
VIII pacify the radical enemies of General
Orant-and also how prompt the President
was to maintain his own authority. The
reasons OF the latter for removal, we submit,
are ninanswerable, both on the score of Gene
fn eheridan's untitness for the place, and the
rS,t lSGS tnat man of better temper and as good
abilities would be selected TO succeed him,
ana on account of the effect of such an ap-
th%Oansment t% Sit upon the well-disposed people OF
'ne states OF Texas and Louisiana.
there were not remaining on our little
spot OF earth and water "as good fish as
SWIM IN the sea-" if only General Sheridan
was was the right man in the post of Military
Commander in the Fifth Military District,
then, indeed, there might be some reason for
the olamor raised by sheridan's friends but