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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

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The London Court Journal announces
that her royal hiehness. the princess II
Wales. Is; and that the princess Hell.
sna also is----. In the Rrst case. sseerlv
in the ensuing year" and in the latter. ain
April" are the specified occasions.
Tho New York Post says, Of ship carpcn-
tiers, ship blacksmiths. ship>pumbers, ship
joiners,, ship painters, riggess, calkers, spar
makers, sail makers, boat builders, marine
nachinists, bo'ler-makees, 70 have asscr>
tained that not less than fifteen thousand
men are cut Of steady work.
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n1lxRk HARniSc N STREET. BETWEEN
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HORSES OUGHT AND SOLD.
md boardsd = fse 4Dsabls ch~sss. t"yls-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

Tho school census e MioassoAa, eaksn
in October. shows los, Slo persous betussn
i've and twsnty-ons ysaes ~ against ~,
ga last year. At che sne ratio, which
gave ths 26O. 900 population 10 June 1885,
this would give $4,000 10 JUS, 1855. The
essinass e eosamboass i that q, 0C0 have
ceue - s.. Paul siuse june, oakine he
$4,000 ofthe state q THE time e60, 600
Attic uoual rate q jneseoee this would
give 5000 h 1876.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

A Nsw CASApiAS PHoJgcr-Oar Cana
dian ne,ghhors have lately begun to display
very rem arkab'e spirit Of enterprise. which
promises well for the new nationality. The
Lake Huron ship canal has been followed
up by another still greater nothing
less than the dammins Of the famous Lachs
'ne hap'ds, ana the creation of gigantic
water power at Montreal One Of the chan.
nels into which the st. Lawrence is divided
at the rapids not being navigable, they in>
tend to arrest the vast volume Of water
that comes down, by dam twenty feet in
height, end thus fosm . lake covssinc 500
OF 600 aeres. BY this means oil the 335. !.
600 squsrs miles unwatered by the river
will pour through the other channel. The
motive force gained is calculated to be equal
to four million horse power, which will be
put to manuiaetuyide me, and make Non.
treal - grsas 0assssssssing esstre q the
confederation. s-~. ~-ss----. ----.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

Ladics can receive q box Of DR.. velpau's Pills by
mall sealed fromthe eyes Of the public. by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps To O. q Staples.
General gent for Us At water,own. MY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

A young lady named Jarrett, res.din. in
n suburban town. has bcen the victim Of
a series Of Christmas ni.for,unes which
a-e ,h1s related by the jersey City S,daf>
dr4
FOR several years past, IL would seem,
she lag been in the habit Of spending
Christmas with some friends residing in
RseoklYn, and on each occasion has been
the yioLm " an uutowsrd accident. 10
1868. IN December, near the ferry, she wcs
accidentally knocked down in the street,
and suffered dis'ocation Of the right knee.
IT. December, sGi, while passing in the
same vicinity, at about the same hour in
the evening, shc lost the sight OF her right
eye, . gentleman who was walking beside
her having sasclessly thrust the ferruls Of
1866, being again in Brooklyn, she Was run
over by sleigh and severely injured.
And on Saturday nj, BIT last, being once
more on . visit 10 her Brooklyn friends,
while walking up from the ferry she lost
her pockct-book. containing el5U. Discov.
ering the loss before she reached her desti
nation, she turned back 10 look for il, and
when in the same neighboihood in which
the accidents OF 1868 aud 1864 occurred, .
crowd Of skyiarking youths ran against her
wi,h great violence, knocking her down and
trampliug on her. The resut Of the acct
dent this time is the dislocation Of her right
hip and fracture Of one RIB This 10 GER
tainly very singular chapter Of accidents
20 attend one person in almost the same
week Of tho same month, and in almost tho
same place for four successive years."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

TRsAsrRsR's Orrcn.
AAkcnEsrsn, March n 1855,
MssaeA 2. L. wAlLAcs Col an wen &C.
quainted with several of the leading citizens of
tAis city who have used your Hair Restorative
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II. r. CmAnnaalrx,f (
City Treasurer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

ou1e Aeent nd psopssueue IoP uovs,a. ,,s...-
y ypom. xAsy asees1e y naiL = oediSss~ ~ =
esssss3ogsss WIN nm iasssuetaons snd sdvies/.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-12-04
RALEIGH. n g.
"Wednesday, Dec. q 1867.
E Mr.. G. ". HoREER is authorized to make
business contracts for TIE Standard Office.

Bankrupt and othef Judicial Notices.
Every notice of the above kind, to be
legal, must be published in the North Caro-
lima Standard or Asheville Pioneer. -
The publishers fees like other fees, must
be paid in advance, d secured. The charge
fora Notice in Bankruptcy" is sl5, and
for Assignee's Notice 30. No discharge will
be granted to Bankrupt until these fees are
paid. ~ 81
We learn that his Hpnor Judge Brooks
will lay down specific rules on this subject
during the present term Of the Court, Blu,
we make the above statement in advance t.
prevent future mistakes and inconvenience
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wuz held. It wuz desided that shoOd ADJ
vance to the doors NV the honses and demand
surrender, but declined. Kernal McPelter
volunteered, and we all awaited the result.
He knocked at the door wv the first house.
Wha' dye want ?'Nexciaimed voice.
II want yoo,n scd the Kernel.
- Wa foah9n e
any friend,n said the Kernel. impressive
sly, sef Recognize yoor dulcet tone yoor my
niger, Four years ago 700 wuz set free,
5 700 sposed, BY Linkin, but we've done away
with that Come forth and give yoorself
up, 700 shell, eff 700 go peaceably, llev
your old quarters agin and be treated CT NV
old" sssl -
$50 way, white man, and stop your fool
in. Dis nigga's in bed"
"Break down the doors I" yelled the Dee
in, "and hev done with it ~ and rush
WIZ made.
The doors wuz broke down, and in a
mint. the niger and his wife, and two chill
dren, wuz out in the street, bound, and the
Kernel he'd the furnitoor packt, rcdy to take
to his own house. In the meantime assaults
he'd been made on two Aotler. houses with
rather different results. Deekin Pogram led
one on the house NV former slave oy hizzen,
and wuz disabled by charge nv shot in
his leg, and the infooriated Niger threw
open the winder and swore he'd empty
another barrel into the he'd nv the first man
who come within range. The whole settle
ment wuz by this time alarmed, and lites
sprang up, and we Good hear the click Nv
tie cocks Nv muskets, and the pilin up Nv
furnitoor afere the doors. It wuz decided
that the attempt to re-enslave EN- be given
over for that nine, and carry in the Deekin,
who wuz week from loss of blood, We made
our way to the Corners agin. as Al. .,ii
The result demonstrated to me the impos-
sibility Nv the two races Twin together in
harmony. There is natral antagonism be-
tween EN- witch must result inevitably in a
war Nv races, onless the status Nv the two
races is fixed by Considerable law. 1t can't
be denied that, so long ez they are among
us, so long shell we be tempted to subdon
EN-, and so long will SIGH sole harrowin
scenes ez that Nv last mite result. Ez heer
the groans NV that Frustrated saint, Deekin
Pogram this is written at his bedside in
the intervals NV feedin him likker with a
spoon,) feel ez tho / must vindicate my
birth by goin out and KILN niger
Nothin but the uncertainty ez to who wood
be killed restraints me. Thank heaven, next
yeer, when Seymore or Pendleton is Presi
dent, and the unconstitooshnel acts NV 0
Rump Congress is done away with, all this
will be tixt. 1t is this that soothes thu
Deekin and enables HIM to endoor his sui
ferings. .'st., ~
PETROLEUM V. Massey, P. n,
(wich is Postmaster.)
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] Flsrida Election.

During the election just passed, not sim
gle disturbance in the entire State is report
ed, and even the Conservative papers in 9TH
er sections. bear witness to the orderly con-
fiuct of our newly enfrapcbised citizens.
Great credit is due to the officers both
civil and military. from the Colonel COM
manding the District and the Governor of
the State down. to the commanders Of posts,
Sherifs Of Counties and the municipal Of
ficers of towns and cities, all of whom dis
charged their duties promptly and faithfully
and by their admirable arrangements did
much to secure good order Jacksonville
Union.
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Republ,can Meeting.

The Republicans will hold a meeting in
the Court House tonight, at seven o'clock,
which will be addressed by A. N. Cole,
Esq, a distinguished Republican of Brook
Ign, New York. Mr.. Cole is thoroughly in
formed in public affairs, and an able and
interesting address may be expected We
trust all our people will turn out to hsarhim.
No important news from Congress- The
Presidents message was expected to be sent
in On Monday. It y said to be . lengthy
document. si.sss r a N, M i
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Thespian Corps.

The first performance of the young gen.
tlemen, composing this Association, Of Fri
day evening last, was highly creditable. The
part of each one being well sustained, the
entire performance was decided success
Lack of space forbids further comment, and
we can only say that we trust the young
gentlemen will persevere in their enterprise.
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Judge Fowle has resigned.

Louisiana Reconstruction Convention.
+ NEW ORLEAEs, November 29,-The Con-
vention to-day invited General Hancock and
Governor Flanders to seats inside the bar.
1t passed resolutions endorsing the removals
by General Mower, and fhyoring the repeal
Of tue cotton tax sssf ~ aae,s5;-. -,
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Baron Henrie Van Havre, Secretary Of the
Belgian Legation, at Washington, and con-
nected with one of the most aristocratic and
wealthy families ofhis native land, married
last week Mlss Camilla Webb, Virginia girl,
poor, and clerk in the oficeof the Comp
trolier Of the Currency. It was case Of love
ss nrst sight on the Baron's part, and . ram
PIE OF several months duration over Europe
Gidn.t cure him He takes his bride home 10
Belgium. Beauty was her fortune. a
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The Rebel State Governmew -. Rafia.
- - ns6it.tieass.s
We most earnestly appeal to the Congress
of the United States to consider one thing,
and that thinf i this:
Thrce-fouffhs sof all the ofiice.holders. in
NoftksC afolina: ifom the Governor dawn
are opposed to the reconstruction acts and
hostile to the, government. It is provided
by the reconstruction acts that the civil gov
eminent of the stase which ia provisional
!. ;..... ...,, 1. x..;,,aa ,,.;, the
STATE il restored 70 the Union. This we
take 4 refers d ~, Soo,,sv j., fame work Of
.ho ,o,a-n,nan, az 81, :, th.so Who f;ll the
ofy;oes The fr.n,a worr NAV ~ continued.
~. a.. ,,.e.,s.g.ssa...r.ongs4 .s.,sd ont
IS ~ M ,a.us.s lo,,;ect ~
a. ,.s.as..,,a.;s.-.a,z.;s.,.',,,,,v ;as laws,
,...,.r.mo... g. tha.s sou,hsrn s,o,s. Can
th;. ah;so. !. eoo,,, ',,;ahad TOO .oon = Ger.
ta;nlv mt Wen tI,ensvhv NAV not the
con,.-os. h.. act ,,rr,v;da that
~ ,ou., f,on.,;tr.;on., conv.nt;oo,n,,s of Tho
!. {, d;.l,r., s.... os;cors and
.,,,,,;, :, lo,a,. mon = tbs;r ,laceo 81 g8s i3t
1Irou. SCI. ,c,onn.,,t;oni 90, 10 truat.,d IN
81 1. ronr.t;tnt;omn under u,,;cb o,,r n.o-
4. s - i;ve = m.v ~ far after Of q
rsrtur, .nrslva;t MIGHT ,,e autbor;zed to do
mi. work ~ be' deemed, nrov;s;onal onlv !
esanruesc,;a,,v a. # nromntly and ;udiciously
done a. ~, believe II would he. Il would
msteriallv aid our loval people when thew
comei to vote ON the ratification Of the new
Constellation We nrav the Congress TO hear
in mind that the loval people Of this State
have succeeded thus far in the work of re-
construction against great odds. They have
off;osr. f,o,nv, es,.tsr,s ~ - ro,srnor .n,,
.ca;n.t Il, ~ u..,thv st.t. corno,.t;on.
a., ,hou,., az. g.. .,h. ,o.s M .,,,.,,,,.'
- tbo;r ,;o4o,u thav -. n,ot ;ora - !. !
ID '1iGS 80
'' NY "s'eA' s''s ''''''s ''-' -
Nv $50. ~, -. cu,..s., III, .;.h..
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We are glad to learn that the Freedman's
Bureau, in this City, has been giving out
for several days past shoes and clothing to
the needy of both races. There will be suf-
fering among the poor during the ensuing
winter, but we advise all to depend as little
as possible on the government. Economy
and hard work is the only sovereign remedy
for hunger and cold, eaf. l1if ngtts3 ats5 i
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For the Standard.

ksssss EDsssees-z q s = esessa-,
sion, while canvassing StanIy C3d1ty, that
the reason had not registered my name
was because The Chairman a the Board,
Samuel Mann, wanted q k&f Emo ont Of the
field IN order thathe could nm himself I
take pleasure il slAting that Tam nor fhlly Of
opinion that Mr. llsnn acted imparfially in
the matter, and do this il order to put
Mr.. n right befors the people of the coun-
ty l.. Q. MORTON.
Stanly Co. Nov. Is, 1867.
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The following table exhibits the progress
of yellow fever deaths in New Orleans from,
week to week since July 49,:
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T,ewhise Republicans of this State who

The white Republicans of this State who
stosd firm on Tuesday and Wednesday last
and voted their ticket, will do to count upon
hereafter. Our colored friends may rely i'm
plidtFy on such men-Standard. ,,,.
II our colored friends and our white
friends of the eastern and middle portions
of he State will give little attention to the
Bile Mountains Of the western portion OF the
Stste they wills discover that the whites who
win do to ''count upon are as thick as black
berrys IN August. They would always do to
couss upon. They have big and loyal hearts,
and they have gained glorious success in
the face of every scheme that could be CON
certed or thought of to divide and distract
their efforts. Whist few freedmen We have
stood like wall of stone; and the white Re
pubIicans have, amidst the storms Of ,epithets,
taunts, and jeers which have been continu7
ally heaped upon their devoted heads, stood
as firm as the eternal rocks upon which beat
the axalauches OF snow andaice that pour
down from the sleeps and cliffs of their ma
tive mnuntain heights, over which the eagle
of liberty scars and looks down upon with
contenps, ia the proud triumph Of his gift
ed pswessr bestowed by the Same Almighty
hand that created the love Of freedom and
Liberty within the breasts of AL mankind. -
Ashssials Pioneer. sia 81
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NOTE BOOKS I

THE MUSIC TEACHER. "a NEW BOOK
i each, 10 Gus.
naniou' 25
Prssbytsissn rssamodist, q shopeal =
The Jnbiiea. ~" 150;
Hoovy Voices, flor sabbath Schools,l 40
Devotional Hymn and Tupe Book,
BRANsoN, FARRAR & co.,
September "A, 1857, * 7s-h.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
Montgoneryi County.

.fs Montgomery County, 9oaG
We are gratifed to hear Of the election of
DR.. George A. Graham, the Republican can
didate in this County, by S1s Majority
Montgomery has given the splendid majority
Of 744 for o Convention. This result has
been achieved over serious detection in the.
Republican ranks, We trust those who en-
barrassed the party in Montgomery in the
late contest, will reconsider their course and
return to the fold. . &c ssis bus .a5slei. 4 3
- Hyde all Right. s,-.f,
We are grati6ed to learn that DR.. A. J.
Glover, Republican, has been elected TO the,
Convention from Hyde by 175 majority
The Republicans polled good vote among.
the white Bankers, /" who have always been
true to the Union. .f,-.; ,,...,
We learn that Maj ]. o. Dewey, Paymas-
ter o.. s. Army, has removed his Office and
residence to the Judge Saunders house,
Hillsboro' Street. aa.s - ,a95.s 's'I' - 9if.i'
CoLD WEATHER.-The weather became
quite cold in this locality on Saturday last.
To-day feels like December in earnest. We
have been favored, however, with late fall,
giving full time for the, maturing and
gathering Of the crops. fio
During the past week we have noticed q
large increase in the number of hogs being