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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

Davenpert Market Report.
Ovv,cs % rss DAvaxPoss Dvsoc.A,
July 80, 1897.
FLoun.-Bwsr Bn,Sps,( NM
AZ sold by Jas. Johnston ID. Is. Sears 4 Son
and John Good
Wholesale bulk $1,000.
Retail Sacks. paper, ell 50.
bbl $780,,
XXl $3.50
Missouri White Winter. in sacks. al,.sc
wholesale i0cts Der Dbl less.
Cons MrAL.--rer loo BIS, q. s0@2.4o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30
DIs. a. n. MINER.
DE.rTxS r..

sf-xSS Cor ID and Brady ST.
MsSz opposite Davenport Ma
HSS~~s l.s<sxz6se'r Ationnl bank.
- IL ~ 4ssk4 y Having had nm erper-
NyYBS3{A1-y fence Of 10 years in the
KwhANJ practice Of Dentistry,
am confident Of giving
perfect satisfaction. II you expect good work
employ experienced practitioners only. agzsly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

~ ESTER.v' HOTEL.
Nos. ., II. Is d Is CORTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK CITY.
ID. -. WINCHESTER 4 7. ID. WNcHssrnn PnpP's
THE CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION OF
this Hotel. our Iowa friends will find especi
ally adapted 20 their convenience. being conigu
Gus TO ell the western Rail Road and Steamboat
sndings. "
EVERETT HOUSE,
-. Louis, Ne.
THIS HOU-E Ia CENTRALLY LOCATED
! OCCUPYING the entire block. from Locust TO
Olive streets on 4th.
H. L. GlLDERSLEvE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

"AvING nEEs ENGAGED ~ THE PRAC
Ii ticc Of Medicine and Surgery for the last
TwsSrY tive YEARs IN rms STARE. has ptrman-
entity located IN tins city. and oilers his PROBES
sional services to the citizens OF Davenport and
vicinity. and opes by his long experience with
the diseases of the climate, to merit and receive
portion OF public patronage.
yficc corner OF Tnird aud brady, over Lind
sav's !ewclry Store. residence IN what was for
mcsiy known us the Fulton House. on Water
street above the bridge iune27 dU
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DEf. Il. ~. rOfsT.TsH.
fOY.l Physician.

nrFicE AND RESIDENCE or EAST
~ Sidc % Brady streri. near Sth. hrst door
a.. ~. f,hrl....n i.hutch octan dam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

This Is tho Roll tina. rings away
y 10 arouse the people sad and gay
Unto this fact. which here does lay
I II non lcouid no! b. bald ~ grav,
J sc the -fMBRosIA that Ring made.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30
Nm. NJ. a.. aeOg'NDV.

,YSfclAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
Il "a and brady Streets, under Strccper 4
Baylic's store. Residence on l4,h ST., bet. Bra
dv ami Main. oc'Sd dit :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30
T.. II. nAZEN, NJ. D.,
Physician ana Surgeon.

~ CONNECTION WITH TIE GENERAL
practice special attention paid TO the diseases of
THE eye, he ear the kidneys aud the pelvic organs
oiicr. Davenport Ia Brady street, two doors south
of the Das..npf,rt att,,nai Bank. jys-du
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-14
Sherif's sale.

CUMaER 4ASD, IS. lcf
AIKEN on execution AMI will be sold at public
auction on rpes iay, December 31.t, A. ID. 1867,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon at the Shers Office
in the city Of Por land in sail County. all the right
Company, corporation duly established by law and
havn it's pl &c of business at Portland in the coun-
ty If Culb rlan, had on the 31st day OF August A.
D. 1885, four o'clock and 10 ty mi nu in the AFTER
noon, being the ii ne OF he attachment Of the same
on tie origna, it, in he ac ion ON which slid
eution was obtained, or which said corporation
now has, redeem the following dsscr bed parcel Of
rea, estate in lid cortland, to wit:
thereon. ,uated in said Portland. on the north.
westerly side Of Canal st, bounded follows: Be-
nning in the n"rthwestery side line OF said Canal
Street. at the corner of said Canal and Clark St.,
and on the westerly side of Clark street., hence
south-westeri on said north westerly side line oil
Canal SIRE on nun lred and thirty feet, and as is
supposed to point eight inches eastrrv of h east
erly side of the brick iding longing to Wiliiam
Hyle; themes on limo supposed to be parable wi
said wall t, point on the southerlv SIDE lire ~
Beach street, one hundred ven feet nine and
half inches from Clark street, and one hundred and
s,xty feet uine inches from CANA street. thence
the southerly site line OF Beach street hundred
and seven feet n ne an half inches to Clark st;
thence IN the westerly side line Of Clark s., to the
point begun one hundred amt 6 three eet three
and tn quarter inches, being the same parcel OF
land which was convey d TO The said Portland Shovsl
Compah by Nehemiah c. Rice, b. his deeu dated
" registry OF Deeds, book 317, page 342 the said
Por land Shovel Company to have all The right OF
sand Rice to Of said streets opposite the hand
he above described parcel ofReal state Is sub
ject to c mortgage 10 the Casco National Bank Of
Portland, in said onnty, to secure tie payment OF
one hundred and two th ,usand and five hundred
dollars, accor ling to the tenor of tx notes. dted
April 2Sth 1,66 for twert thou and dollars in our
months, one dat,d Nay Sd 1885,, f,r tsent, five
tn usand dollars in four months, dated ay 23d
1866, r sixteen Thousand dollars in tour months,
one dateii June Goth 1885, for twenty-five thousand
dol ars in four MONTHS dated July goth 1866 Tor
twelve thousand dollars in four months, one dated
july 18th 1885, for forty five hundred dollars in fur
346 page 173 laim Of iorecloseure for b eae b of
co milton of sal m rtgagc made ay 14th 1867, and
ecordel in Book 352 p ge 133 All the owe named
Deeds and mortgage and ho ice Of foreclosure are
hereby re eret % for more particular descrip'io
Oi the ab've desci l. ell psrs el Of keal Es ate.
Dated at Portland, Novemi er 26th, 1867.
.s.....4sf4 a-.r,i.- tl.5 GEO. W. PARKER, d..
November 49, w3w48 , - Sheriff.
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Among the romance writers OF the Neto York
Weekly m v be mentioned .tst
Mrs. Mary J. Holmes, Mrs. Leon Lewis,
Macy Kyle Dallas, Mrs. c.. A. w ara Id,
marsarei 8louat, Mrs. Ann =. stephens,
Aimeida vi. Brown, sfelen Forest Graves,
Heicn COrwin Fisher, Edmnnd II irse,
Leon Lewis, VIM. Henry Peek. Alfred b.
Street, Edward =. Ellis, emerson Bennett.
r. Hamilton Myer- Edward Min urm,
James Reynolds, r ancis 9. Smi.h, and
many Others, to say nothing OF shose greal
s'a . i'm the Literary a, mame.t, A j. II.
Duga ne, " iiiam Ross Wallace, Emm
alice Brown, Nj EIDE sa Wysne, Mrs, "A.
rahA. Wafssa, and host of others, and that
trio OF Brilliant hnmorists, Q X Phiiaadcr
Docsticks, Josh Bill ngs and Mark TwaiB
and many others. Besides host OF Brilliant Es-
sayists Spicy Paragraplists, Panstaking Collaters
and about enc hundred other occa. ional contribu-
tors. F4Hfatffss fiits. Ir9 FU.stIt
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Sherif,S sale.

CpMBERIAN IS,
TAKEN on ex cution and will be sold at pub ic
L uction, on Saturday December 2sih A d, LET
at 30 lc nthe afternoon It the Slerif's t,tic in
the city of Portland, in said county, all The right in
equ which Samuel Kyle o. ortlaud has. ha.
on the 5;h aay Of January, A -, 1865, a. i've Geek
and thirty minutes IN the ait mo, n, icing the time
OF the attachment the same tie ori inal writ,
in this actio on which sal execution was obta ned
to redeem the following descr bed parcel Of real es
tate In said Portlan, to wit: li5f anrIIgc
BEGINNING al til south ~esierly correr of Con-
eress and Hampshire streets. thence unning west
erl on the southerly line Of ssii Congress street
bout sixty two AMI six tenths feet TO the Tucker
lot so called, now owned ~ John SWEET; thence
s,utherly by aid fuckers lot about sixt -th an
one tenth feel thence easteriy shou' siAtyone and
one-'enth feet to e., line OF Hampshire Street;
thence no-tberly the line of Ham; SHIRE Street
about six aud three-ten,hs Ieet The first men
toned b unds 1HaH uuIIf hUttlnt
The above described premises being subject to q
m rtgage to Tie Portland Five nts Savings Ban ,
m the paym. nj o three thousand d. liars, in
tirae years from the date OF said mortgage, dai e0
July 10 h. A. S6f. tr.sa a
Dated at Portland, n 'vember ri, A. n 1867.
nov23w3w Z. N. PERRY, Deputy Sheriff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-14

In New York the speculators, who have
been buying up tickets to Mr.. Dickens read
ings, inte ding to hold them at high rates, have
had their fingers badly burned. At the first
reading, large number of seats were not oc-
cupied, and many tickets were given away. AT
the hour the lecture began one specuiator had
QUE hundred tickets left, fifty of which he Of
ered to give away. Some were sold rs 'ow as
fifsy cents eaoh. At a quarser past eight. If
nersons vnu,a rcsolutely refuse to luy of spec
ulators the business would soon stop
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1t is stated that an English Lady married
10 an Italian nobleman, the Duchess Cesarini-
Sforza, has been expelled the Papal territory
under circumstances which seem extraordina-
ry. The duchess's villa at Remi was sacked
by the Antibedes Legion, il is said, although
by way OF protection she had hoisted the Eng
lish flag over It's gates. Having lodged COM
plaint, her Grace was ordered to leave Rome
within tweniy-f,ur hours. Legally, of course,
she had lost her nationality by marrying sub
iect of the Pope, but the fact may be taken as
an illustration of the status quo which France
wi-hes every power in Europe to guarantee.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-14

AT Neufchatel, in Switzerland, is an OBJ
servatory organized on an extensive scale, and
possessing the very finest instruments. Be-
sides purely scientific results, it renders i'm
mense service to the chronometer manufac-
turers by enabling them to produce watches
which are ev-Iy day becoming more perfect as
time-kcepers. This is important to the branch
of industry in question, which can only exist
by constant improvement. Prizes have been
instituted for the most perfect watches and
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Specimen Copies Sent Free
OUR TERMS.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY is Id by evo ry
News gent in the United states. The price Is Six
Ce is, but cases where agents have TO pay extra
ireight,a higaer ice is charged. When there is a
news 2 AZ ut IN tae town we desire our trisnls to
sent by mail, single cspie SO per annu four copies
$40 which is$,5 B copy; eight copies SO. TIE
parry who senis SO tor club OF eight copies tall
SEN a, one umeb will be en- illeI 10 cop, FIRE
Postmasters MI others ~h, get up clubs, in their
respective towns atterward III single copies at
$25l. $50 1snHp aGasa
The New York Weekly and the Illus rate Liter
aIy Album, will both be Sc t fr So per annum.
Address STREET g SMITH,
w4,5 ii Frankfort st, New Yorh.
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A Cart,.

THE subscribers hereby tender Their thanks t9
i their frienis anu patton for tleIr ry De vi
patIenag N tn past, and pc by prompt attention
to business 70 merit their iavors in he Iulurr.
special favor rermi ted 70 rs eI .,,e
whose lvertis ne has been done hy us, and W. as
sure alt want Of services tla We shall try to
the one n IN ali their future l,uf ness IL 9ur line.
'o'' Du' ATWEi.L & CO.,
.. dectIs,v . AsiveTtisiBy Agents. tT4 MtddlcSe
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rEnms s1 oo psa wEEK.
Forest City Academy,

Hepkius BIe eck s49 Ia M .ddle -.
THIS Insttction will be opcn for the reception of
pupils OF both sexes on w Gnesdav, Dec. h,
and continue uriug he winter months; whe' Q all
branches OF tine English department will be
thOrou ,hy d practically taught: Afternoons viii
he deyo ed exclusively, for instruc ion in nman-
ladfe are es eel iv invited, and others Interested
n ihese indisp nsable branches of accom- lished
ejucAtiou. "
az fnpils can enter at any time
Tc. mi Reaso able, snd satisfaction Guar.
auteed rs
Dar Sessions from till 70 and Q till 4PM. 9h
Evening Session rom till q. uII ~
Fol fnrther information in relation 10 terms
&C., please call as above day O evening
sf G.. w. NOYES, Principal.
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WANTED!
9 90 FA Il NJ f. Il s. :!

To engage in light ard honorable business for the
winter mouths, in he vic nifty where they reside
which willnet theu from $50 60 $3.50 Der month.
For particulars appl, to or address
..f.- f.... s. S. SC ANTON & Co..
1'6 Asylum St., Hat ifcrd CT
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agoas5sn-a nm. ea. r>t. Tol. S.
nt Pvoti An" DA.LA pB.N> paon q
,rerv lay, ~'r"a' screi,, No. Printers

Rvnti An DA,LA Pk!N> ) pnan. q
;rerv lay, ~rr"Ht Pe.i,i No. priutete
Exchange, ~ hange >ac.t, Portland.
N. A. kOsT%K, PRoPR,rJ,R
IEaae:- Eight Dollars vaar IA s1Se
IHH TIE MAINE STATE PNESs, % pab'Sbad ~ the
sane placs very Tbnrgdas norvins II s2no year,
invariably in sdvau.e.
iSATEs OF aovRk nIsINS I'm, stncr sisce. IN
tenatb % ioiuutn hidte l-Qua-r.'-@
- ner .fgaeP -iails ur week : -rDI per
week auer; thr en ertinnY n1 lcsl, 81 90; eo"tin"'
ing every other dav at4T hy wnt K. ~ "euf-.
Hall aquare, three aserti lut i. - c'n''- 'he
week 81 "e. ;" cent per IL aite. .
Under bead NJ "A Nr> > :" vi -Puahe
per week; three in -ertions 'esa. 81 %.
--+-l i 7 =. 81 , p.' o iafe i9I me nr' n
sertin and 25 cents pei 50 are '' each 1"sSe9n~nt
ussrtinn.
Advertisements inserted an tue "fsatNE SrATR
PRass"fwhich hs a large cirr'.latnn in every par-
n the Siatei s1.aa rer Aquare rt in tiops
I'd 20 cent rer square tor ea"N ao5aelnep ins p
on. e@A af# tt H-t
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SAN UEL r.. COB r.,
No. :S55 Congress street,
NEAR HEAD OF GREEN STREET,

DIANO FORTES. Me'odeons, Organs Guitars,
1 volins Ban los, F1ut mas, Music itoxes Con-
certinas, Accordeons, Tamborines, tlutes, Flagco-
let's Picalos, Clarionets iolin Rows, Music tools,
Music Stands, Drums, Flies, Sheet Ausis, Music
booss, iolin and siuuar alrngs, Stere scopes and
ing ,ile sses, Alb ms stationery Pens ink, Rocking
Hcrsea Fictures and Frames Fanc Bas let's, Chill
dren arriages and great variety Of hs articles.
Old Planes Taken in Exchange for New.
9S-Pianos and aelodeons tuned and % -""t-
April I'll
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GEORGE ". BEAL,

Ii nut streets, formerly occdped by DR.. Lamb.
'r tie purpose carrying on the Tailoring usiness
in all its branches Par ocular attention paid to
cutting and makin Gentlemen's an Bow othing
from cloth brought in. Repairing ana cleaning Car
lnen d. e in the b.>t manner.
cutting taught n W and improved system
warranted giyesaL action to the learner. ~.
December 8. d VIZ 47aa1
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,tH',OL,.
Portland Academy.

Union Hall. Entrance Free st.
Winter Term tegins fect4nber2 and CON 'inues ten
sttf- tCeeks Hl
TERMS S1OO Pea WEEK.
CTUDENfS of all ages and aitainmen recei ell
- at any time during the term A regular and
sy> tematic course OF study ia here pursued aft ,rig
all the advantages OF pubic school Combined
with this is an elective course ad iprei u tire adj
vancemeni ami necessities of each student. Pa tic
ar attention given to classes trslins the Ian qua
ges, ridents fitting fo' o,lege, &c. M
Private ins.l uction reas ,nabe terms Hll4
The WiEter rm Of Epening ScaooI commences some
date.
This is designed especially for the study OF Book
Keeping. Arithmetic, and those branches relating
more imm diately to business eduati n, a tn ugh
Other studies may be pursued at the option II The
student H4f2ta isR -a4T 4la
Clerks and others occupied during the dav, win find
this an excellent opp unity to perfect themselves
the essential pinciples OF bus ne-s transac tons
II TExM $500 PEA MONTH.
For references applg to No Is Hanover Street.
u. L lRRABEE, A. b, Principal
November rs. d1wteodlw
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to which must be added wate:r rights, land
DAMAGES, &C., making probably about sS0o'-
co, as the entire c. st.
This company offer tn take in payment city
bonds ~, t,na1,, wears, at a price not less
than han o. % cents oa the doil.r and to 50 place
them that they shall not se s'me ere6 On the mar
Ns The Hon. T. .. J. Smith, in two letters o
tho committee, both OF which have bee,
nripted has developed SOL plans for the
supply OF the city differing nom the foregoing
plans. In his letter OF Oct. 24th he esti-
mates that he can uppiy the gity with water
direct from the Sebaso lahe, on the line of
the Oxford and Cumberland canal, by means
OF 40 inch wooden fumes, giving water suff-
cent or 120 900 inhabitants, as follows:
wooden main, reservoirs SC, S4ss,O s,OOf
Ci,y distribution per Dir. swif's sin ate, 239 s5p
Total, ~ Sl44,S 0
Mr. NTH second pan is to take water
from above the lower fails OF the PreSump
scot, Just above the iron bridge Of the Grand
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M
IEaae = Eight Dollars vaar IN II, suc.
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A comparison of the lake and river water,
confined to those samples which DIR. Goodale
himself procured, is as iollows: s.. Fo
Lake Sebago, IL grains fixed constituents in gallon
Pfesumpscor Xiv T, at Saccag gappa, IgO do .It
Presllmp pscot Lower r. lis \ 56 do q tir ri. ...
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-10-12
The Elections.

The result of the elections in Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio are Republican defeats
Varions excuses are, ard will hereafter be
given for these results, more or less correct.
The main cause we hold, and have always
contended, was, that the Republican Con.
gress has been false to its duty, and false to
the we'll known wishes of its constituents
1t hesitated to do its whole duty, the duty
required ut its hands by the people-of i'm.
peaching and removing Andy johnson from
the position he has so outraged, and thus
have vindicated the laws and the wishes of
the loyal millions of the nation. We can.
not wonder that the heart sickens, and the
arm of the loyal people tires, at the worse
than triaing with the dearest interest of the
nation, which Congress has been guilty of,
by receiving the brides of Office from faith
less Executive, who would, to satisfy a
gross ambition and demagogue vindictive.
ness, not hesitate to barter in his country
blood and tears.
1t was the plain duty of Congress to have
impeached the President. This was the
expectation and demand of the loyal people
and they have shown their disgust by absent
ing themselves from the polls at the late
elections i'll large numbers, and by voting
for their political enemies, as the most EN-
phatic means ofrebuking their Representa-
tives, and Furnishing them for their lack O.
courage or honesty in hesitating to push
forward more vigorously, the measures o
reconstruction and carry out the principles
Of the Republican party with that earnest
ness and directness of purpose which the
hour demands.
The results of recent elections, it is prob
| able will induce Andy johnson to take .
more bold and aggressive step than he ha.
yet taken, and attempt to put in execution
| the of repeated threat of his friends, o
| dispensing or arresting Congress. This
after all would be the speediest way to brin.
about reconstruction and the Impeachment
and punishment of the marplot in the Presi
| Dental chair. Signs in the political heaven
seem to mark the present as the hour before
the dawn. Andy johnson and the Who'll,
rebel party, north and south, will interpre
the elections as an endorsement of SIN,
policy" and a reputation of the Republi
can party, and the victories which cost tn
nation three hundred thousand loyal live
and five thousand millions of dollars, ant
will most likely act on this false hypothesis
Hence we warn our friends to look out 70
the approaching storm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-10-12
Our Ticket.

The proceedings of the Republican County
Convention are given in full in another col
umn, and the ticket, the result of their har.
monious labors, will be found at the head OF
our columns. The ticket is thoroughly Rad
zeal, and better and stronger one, taking
it all together, could not have been well Sc.
lected. The entire Convention were ac.
tuated by the one sole, patriotic motive, OF
| forming such ticket as the Republican party
could present to the people Of the county,
and ask them TO vote for, without fear, in
the future, of ever having to blush for, as
| they have had to do so often in the past, on
on account Of iaithless and rccreant ones.
| on whom they had conferred their support.
to lift to power and place. Our nomination
for Clerk is considered especially strong. -
| DR.. Carter, in every conceivable way, com,
mends himself to the Office. A stronger and
more fitting nomination could not have been
made by the Republican party for that i'm,
portant Office, and by ~ long pull, strong
pull, and a pull altogether, his election can
be secured beyond the possibility of doubt.
Our enemies felt the strength of the ,iudicious
selection of DR.. Carter. and received the
announcement in blank amazcment and ter.
ror. No better commentary can be written
on this selection.
The Office Of most interest to the tax pay.
crs Of the county, is that of County Com,
missioner, and for this, the ticket VIC offer,
! and ask the taxpayers universally to sup.
port, is irrcproachablc. We might take the
ticket in detail, and point out its entire fit.
ness, as deserving the confidence and sup
port OF, not only the Republican party, bu,
of the whole people: but VIC have not space
to spare for IA purpose that we feel would BE-
one of supererogation.
Our enemies of the gray back party, whose
ticket is thoroughly Of the rebel hue, though
expressing openly much confidence in the
success Of their entire ticket, have seifi22n,,..
missvings as TO the result, and while then
unsteady allies as they term the Con.
servatives, have been outrageously and un.
tremendously shut out they show their
well grounded fear, by attempting to cozcn
| them by &C. soft solder While the present
gray back party are driven from pillar to
port without single principle that they dare
proclaim, the Republican party unfurl in
proud defiance the banner of impartial suf-
frage, and reconstruction of the Rebel States
on the plan proposed by Congress, and the
impeachment of Andy Johnson, as the only
road to restore quiet and permanent pros
perity to the country. We are determined
to dismount the gray back party from their
hobby, the negro, and placing the ballot in
the hands of the eolored man, make him
fight the battle against his old enemy, in
their own way, and with an equal chance, at
the ballot.box. He shall speak and act for
himself in the future, and if unable, on
equal terms, to maintain HIMSELF let him 60
down.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-10-12
q. state Nominations.

The Republican State Convention, which
assembled al Baltimore on Thursday last,
nominated Hon. Hugh l.. Bond, of Bati
more; Henry Fl. GoldsbSrough, Of Talbot,
for Attorney General Frederick Schley, OF
Frederick, for Comptroller Of the Treasury
Capt. Randolph Jones, of st. Mary's, Super
intendent of Public Labor and Agriculture
and W. l.. W. Seabrook, of Anne Arundel,
for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. The
Convention also nominated Gen. Grant for
President, subject to the decision of the
Republican National Convention.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-10-12

A LONG TIcKEr.-The ticket to be voted
at the election on Tuesday 9th of Noyem
Der, will contain twenty-four names, con.
sisiing OF Governor, Comptroller, Clerk Of
the Court of Appeals, Attorney General
and superintendent of Labor and Agricul
ture, which are State officers; three Judges
OF the Circuit Court, Clerk of the County,
Register of Wills, Sheriff, States Attorney,
State Senator, four Delegates to the Assem-.
bly,, three Judges of Orphans Court, three
County Commissioners, and one County
SURVEYOR.