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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
EFFECT OF
HOstottefs Bitters
IN CASES OF
GE.JEK.7E NERgLET'E

Nature IL not impartial On some cf "a she
has bestowed ssaiwsrt frames. strong coast,tu.
sions. iron nerves; ON others. but little ply al
cal power. or constitutional stamina. OF nervous
visor. Let the fssble take heart. however. 10
they cannot bscoms Ssmsons. they can BY The
sse q proper nssns, make up in measure for
.ns dsaessasiss o. nstsre. - mar perchancc
i've - long 80 ssjcy lissa much a. their more
Hercnieas nsiGhbcss Delicate msehines under
proper care sometimes cutlaat those Of more
sono aao posdsr sss ssrucsure. 4 sse watch
s'. rec 'sssss than steam engine 81 theus-
end horsepower. The first object Of the weak
and ffssiie Is. or should be. to acquire addition.
q s'fsaesA II pessibls. 1t is psasible. II may
be stated - proved end established fact. that
acienec hna eiysn n lha xorld In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

4 HT1Srs AAT1RiAIS.--Wlaeos . NsvonnS on
"a and Watet Oo.Oso, neaoAea. CoAvoos vnetto.
o. GC0S D 0Rl004
s. Persy StfUse, near Pose Ones.
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CON M ERCiAl,.


1
WEEKLY MARKET R8PORT
OTvics DAVENPORT DEnocsAs,t
Jane 18th. 1857. I
fLouA-BRsr BaAxpe,( NIX
As cold BY Joshnston and v. b. eesss : &c.
Noel bulk ti1s0. ~
Seeks. paper, ol2 90. 81,
bhl. tl2.40.
(Xxl &l0.t0
Missouri white Winter, il saeks, elo.
Wholesale sOcts PEE bib lsse.
Ooax MsaI.-Psr 100 me. oS.eOQ 90.
WnsAs.-Receipts no0inal cd prices unset
tied. =.
NOs. and prices
rsage from. ........-l.9oteI IS per bushsl
+ 10 10 ...... -. ......... e 1892 !.
OAss.. .......s........ eO97V
. B.aaas. ........ ssQl.lo /"
\ RsssW --Psr IbaO02Sc. ~
Eoes.-Psr dozen. lee. ...rs
wms DsAss.-Prime navy el.7s 70 oAee.
49, AZ II zee. Ti.sshy 1870 UpaaaA fsas-
.rssa APplss-s % per bushs,. ~ 3
k, "s:s % - - f'ess'' = y~s ls1
I. P.nu CeAL--As the yard, 20 sla dslis.
cred 81 CT. - -
MoNES. More stringent, geod dsanand.
NJ. Exchangs buying q per, ,eeliine q 1
Premium. Chicago buying e : diseount,
selling At ! premium, 81 Louis, tuyihe
. discount, selling premiu0. 1905
Slos and e1.07. Price koySened b.
Eastern marksts.
0ROCRBnED.
osrrecsed By =. =. svAss : -. To-
o.. NJ 'uss...... s......es. :. yoD1o
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Miss. =. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIO NO. s-FARRAHD's BIZ Z, FLOOR
DuOrOGRAPHS WORKED IN OIL ON
Z wsser q iors. or india ink. on plain o.
aioumesised psper. Particular attention psid
@ ooDiea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

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Il NJ IL q
<,&Ar- ~.
u,r,.ur urNrr s,oMuO1fVN,
W IA ~ AAA~H w Az - 49,
Il now oiIesed IN the aicted thp0uab0ut the coun-
try after havinw been proved BY the test Of eleven
yearr In the New England Eiatce. where lite merits
have become o. well known - the tsec from " hArhu
q part. Il dssiyes its virtues.
- ara. M
Inc WING foUo VoOU0UUO CUEeU
..rN.n., f,,,A. cr,.h. ,wc.n.sss u,crrhs,Ss
ss.s, % ;,,,''a "a a9.s., ~. W..:',,. ~. =,
sw''ps - n.. SUI, W..s.S ~. V,s,,.. sE.;"s
e..r - mo-. sss i,,s1a.e SArsssI -
49, -. sS.s.ss 'ss $50 .-'
So' s"p .A .
1NS 0MfI6 PINS 1871 Wmuu II
sU6 VsWsbe SuVb OOWs VOsso
EFT - essay n ths epslnR Of % thea this con
oouaA w. oetsina0eS A mesAbes Of ny family wo1
scsed W1sh = ss1aalon Of Tbs ehsoat blended With
diee9pusoble eoaSA. ! had for some mouths pre-
The inside baEh Of wfAse pine might b compound
Cd b. vosy ussful = deeaoee Of the tAs0ae on6
lunes To eest the value Of I, In the alludsd -
coUpOundo1 anAu Quoosty ~ the u,0tieine ~
S ss:a ..s. ss. s:ss &ss
swo daye ne Innsuoe on she saieNS Ne ssanosse,
Sson sxs, shss sert .oms m "a, IN Iondnndrrrv
Il. n VI ~ hcca su5yssins In sos.e wcole mum
| tad eoseA, ooeasionsd by suddsn eoid, ana had
sasesc mecus sseaked WIN blood she soon Iound
cs ' 81 sos vii l. cissSs' EsS editor 10 q Il.
10 lazy Ahs3 ne w. g ~ ~
keepesson IN sne case OF colo and We CURED
@msuiasey. Nc 49, 20 uWay pleased WIZ. he ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

The symptoms Of chronic dyspepsia are fro.
quent disci argcs generally, with some pain and
gripping, restlesusas. thirsi, poor sppesis. dsbil-
~. losa pf aesh. dry. roogh, and somewhat sal.
low sk,r. the tosgse drv .nd dark coiorea- The
food osten passes Though the bowels nearly Ii
shs condition in Whict u was sWallowed, thus
ohowiug that ths gastric iuics 10 either not gen.
Grated 10 safacieet quantity. o. thst Il hes not
the solvent propssttss nseessasy 10 decomposS
The mast.eatsd food. The liver II gene atty out
order. and the bowels afflicted with low grade
Of Inflammation.
Under theas circumstances medcine si'ght-
aperient. - well a. tonic and snti- bilious, 70
absolutely required; and ssch . nediciss y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

ID sYSlCiAN AND SURGEON Ofiice, cor.
Il ID end Brsdy Streets. under Strsspss .
Dsylt~'s ssoss. Resldsocc On l4tA o.. bel. Dsor
dy and Msin. octeA dW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

EMvELOPKs AND PAP1n STAMPED WITH
~ lnias. IN c0aors end plain, the lAtest styles Of
le1enenI = LUDR = 0Rl(30C
Book ard etaliossssy 0lofe.
81 Perry st., near 4. O.
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seed Ms1rlglse


Fsom Hollowell 4 Coburn's Boston Wool
report Of the date Of June 4th, ~ quote
as follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

0PnNK q MORTON.
"OUaE AND SION PAINTERS. GRAIN
III EMS, Paper Hangers, 0lasiers. &c. rhoV
osner Main aud Fifth sss. mch21-dly
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che sufferer he's this Important desidesstum
course Of this genial corrective will eventually
cure svesy Sefn ), cesssipatios, and remOvcshs
Asa6s ehs, diSainess, .fevsrishness, papsss, cd
maddy .misdednsss, ~ which u il Usually &C
compsnied. Some pers0ns who are By constitu-
tioa Of constipated habit may overcome the
diasalsy asA sahisvs pssssce tee ulsrssy ~ using
Ne Dt11DR1 daily II conformity with che d.
81 IN go
The TnRoo H1oot lDpOPlons Pc.
.sasfsT Slo0o - AA1A ~
Phyejsiass divide IT. into i've distinct periods
the 1see sxeeslieg mr. birth . the ars u
ysGss q sSSCs1 ~ a. - y ~ il1k yses,
II so1e1 hom he len y the - yeaS. ~
fourth IRON Tho 1let - The leeA yeoes ~ 0lsA
lfen ~ ~ ysaf y ~ sosoe q lifs's "ssesgs
eveusfnl histofy." 0hakspsse divides life isis
s'ssvea sess." bot i've 10 chs sunber adopted ~
Ne foeo11y.
IL wkal l. called Ne "thisd period" the In
pertast shaasea eeevv vabeh ssl nd sspsssae
he ssane. 1Ase y ~ pesss 81 dsvslopmsns.
vhtA ~ Nene. 10 asquisiag fssn, proportion
oa1 stsenGk 0akeo s11saosdinasy ds0as dssp-
~ 70 - css'sr .ss q. ss,iod =. "
1hs slnelhy - gspsss beino taae1 - sgseser
lsgseo tAan thoe 81 0ens S6lao requires 10 be
-. {nGnsanh ~ aRe5ne10l meono. Ard
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

ssss Hsssjess = ISslfvs & ~ tssies.
he ieusSA peele1, emAsoeioe The maturity Of
hfs. whsatAe peupss = ~ - mind Il both
s:.s: 49, - - vcss :..s bee H. - r..
lsmale = Seelese - ssst y ~ hasssssiss s,I-
oent1 GsGuooSf - ~ saonisaties. - nss.er-
Sss - asssreeeisg - H. ecepIss.sss:, ss:s y
ne o11losce With which thst - oorss. we
sssSr' 81 liz iees s6lieted heisss Who style
~ srelves psr excellence the lord: o. erea-
s,or In net,tuss il must BE- adni!ted thst the
" lords " ere BY no mesns eqvaI - ~ Iedies."
1rscb ~ that prsesis ssd follow nsausity. he
8nTs.H III RG
- :,..,l,.ss, bon 80 bolI1 s1a.ssas 80
J. ,is 80: k.sis Sssss : - ' 4:
~ 80 moAenoDa u = - mooe isaesvo1.
!. A sn1 1ssil1ae perieds Of > ssyle4 M 10
he M saals = Inst n which y The fssc-
:s:: - - %, 49, ssss ~ - 49,, -
wo1eo 61l y Sseh rsre II : ~ s(sosees ~.
1sDouueoR ~ liue Whieh divides Uoausity fru0
th11155sl6s tfllls, they hsve = en96e1ssf more
lineslties ssd dssssrs - On01t i1sBetnsd q
g: + ';;::,:s;s ~ - q
-: = .kiiyISitif n : ~ Z; e; t; ss:
~ ssf .Asi6 x ss.lsss :. 50 ass q
..R.1TLrE.RS !,
AZ AZ 71,F -. s! .s,s' - 8,
= oe6ieo4 ~ 11ppsliGlnal hssAe - reees - X
1850 ises Il ID eQay - tsAsn vihens 5.
49, - ~ 49, sAe - 0vssassstIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11
Hostottex's Bitters
Dsservsdly enjoy The highsst reputation thrcsh-
out ~ Weslsrs VsslA.
- nsmsmess thas physical vi9or 10 the best
defence dGainst diSsass. ssd t1at u may be in
sssasd y = extraordinary degree BY the uss Of
thiase1ebemsa tsale.rr
Bowel Complaints, Collie,
Otafrh0a, Cholera Nor.
bos, Dysohtery, and Con.

Bilious Cello = disorder chsesetsrised BY
wAaa Pssasslsas calle aAsssesas pain. The tor
tuss extseds over the wAsis abdomen, end .
stssse nas writAss under u - II upon the rack :.
The bIffRRs are sssful 70 relieve the parox-
Jams. buth v % ssss means Of preventing .
secsfssAes sf the sttack that they are par,icu.
larry recommended. Tone the liver and tho
bowels With this gentle ssimulant and corrective
end you will mover Be troubled with the aconi
sing asd dangerous compliant known - Bilious
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

CPnlNG CtEANlN0.--NOW Is THu TIME 10
- hsvo yosf Psstures ptnmbd. Oval and Square
Yvamss all Sizes and stylcs, several 1lsssat ~.
toece. M
LUsR 3 oRl00s.
s. Perry Street, aear r. 0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

..~..~ rESTIsT. once in Forvests Bloch.
E82&x1 ~ opposite p. o.. corner "a and Per
VyEWh ~ f,rerts Has had over ~ yrrss
A II rrsctic. 10 this city. iIss the com
yisse apparatus fr manufacturing sud administering
Siuone osia. % Sas. for paifisss operation IN es
tracing teeth 1anls-Iy
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I ON0FxlLOw'S DANrR.-Hard D HoashtonS
IL New 1dottion Of Dickene, ard On new bookp e
LUSB d 6HlG0O
B0Oksserss - Perry Street.
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a. =. NJ wild. w. Dss
NFrtrg cOR"ER Y liE's rloch. UP
starr, merit ertrn ce is' Door 10 she
ri-Is nArnnnort. lnwa. ylI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-11

FAMILY CASES.
Csse of 70 vials mosocco book smpisee t;oet
Csse Of ~ large ss's. tn morocco, and book.... 50
Gaze os ~ large vials. plain care 80. 51
Case Of Is boxes Nos. 10 10 u
These remedies by the csse or single box arc SEQ
ny par. . ., Wy c ~ ,., 'a,.ss
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED
ICfNE COMPANY.
Office and Depot. No. s67 Broad usy. Nov York.
| For esle BIZ every Medicine Dealer.
| Dr HUMPHREYS ts eoneulted daily ct HE Office
personally By letter. sbose, for 81 sosua Of dis
| eases deel-deodawfy
HARRISON q grARKs, Agents.
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w. =. GUNCskE1.,
DcNelst.
n1ERRY STREET, bet. Sd h 4th, Davenport.
L With facilities unsurpassed. added 90 ths
experience of more than 10 years, hopesto merit
. large share Of patronage seplb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14

Ia Sections Of Article Of Con':iahon De aisd o
appointment" atd the majority u ali the ele 10 'hg o a w.
on a. such election shall vote that such vaespesG 4 @ 49,
thereafter all vacancies 10 the Oc vi Judges Of the -
justices o. the supreme Court judges Of the SUPERIOR
OF NeEios and the COurt Of Common Pleas for the Gu nv
OF New zoo o. The Superior Court Of the City oBufao
Jede sha be he the Governor by and with the advice az G
OF the senate or the Senate session by the GoTerno
such case The term once shall expire the eud Of the session o. VIC
Ssnats, next ahel such sppOstltAt,
Also the following:
SEC Ia Ib. l and places Of holding The terms Of the Court Of
Appeal and OF t General and Special Terms Of the Court
within the several departments districts Circuit Courts and
Vded for by law Bat provision shall holding
Of The Supreme Court In each Of said d.dnetS
Also the following:
IS There tSs CITY and Count Of HsvYok the
Superior oGs OF s Sy Of fssfo and ihe Court Of C0mm9
Pleas OF sd SV and County and there shall be In the CITY Of Buffalo
The Superior Court OF said The said shall seversy have
the Jurisdiction ney DOW seya possess aud such other original
peie civil asd criminal Jurisdiction be conferred BY law
There bsh m m Jadgs OF The Superior Court Of the City and County
Of ST judges OF The Court Of Common Pleas OF the said City
City Bn1A Ine Judges OF s Courts Fsssct ely shall designate
Of their number Chief Justice who shall long he
continues oce vacancies said Courts shall be Oiled by election by
the electors Of eis respectively the general secon after the
yEespy shall occur and un such general election In the
vacancies IN NE once OF Justice Of the Supreme Co1r herelnbe
law r the detailing Of Judges Of the Supreme Court Of
the Court OF Common Pleas the CITY Of NeSYork hold Circuits
Special Terms Of The Supreme CsHr Ctr and County Of Nav
York from tine 70 time the eInces Of judicial business N that
City sDd County may require The Judges OF the Courts mentioned IN
this section s, be paid and the expense Of said Courts betrayed in the
The Committee rose, progress was reported and leave
was granted TO SIT again.
Tho Convention adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
LETTER FROM SPEAKER CoLFAx.

In a letter to the editor of The Cincinnati
Commercial tho Hon Schuyler ColfaK reiteraes his de-
NAL Of the statements frequently made that he ad-
y1sed President johnson not TO call an extra session OF
Congress In 1895. He says: . x,, A., -
"snnce IL now say that President Lincoln on the
last day OF his life In reply 10 my suggestion OF the NC
cesty OF an extra session. said would not be convened
N he Concluded one, till late In the season. so
that II might into the regular session. ana promised
Ia me San Francisco as 10 the probable te
that aid suggest extra session to President Johnson
I'm The paror OF the KirkwOod shortly after President
Incoln death but that he replied that he had not then
given any Thought 10 H. and could not then decide IL
either way; and that when In California, was 30 I'M
nressed "a ALI my travelling companions knew, with the
Conviction that must be an extra session. that ar
ranged an my visits up the coast and into the interior 20
~ IN he AZ Gan Francisco every semimonthy steamer
dsv ready 10 start to Washington by the first steamer
sffer tbe issuance OF the proclamation"
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DIED


BowEN-ou Thursday De, H. Harriet widow Of George Bo"sn ia
The relatives and esls are Invited to attend her funeral SATURDAY,
Dec H. a, O'clock .. huu No S West WlshlnEohplaee
DOLLBson Thursday s,enug Dec ~ amer short and severe i
S.,. ss S s g. & are su.ey invited TO attend her
per sutday Dec IS at o'clock from her late residence
No 3oJ Bat SeTe1teeDth.st, without further notice
BgTTs-oa Friday Dec - O'Clock N, Joseph Bs! sgsd
n Years veteran Of 1872 - ..r,-,,, 4. 49,,
from the JAet ~ T. Cbaeh near Fourth'I on sunday
Dec Is at o'cloch p
DoASE-Sadiea THURSDAY evening Dee H. william DOans aged
Rys. and f.ud are urtcd funeral from hi. late
residence No SD West TSeaia'tst at 10 O'Clock H. VI "'@
DAY Dee. 10.
HAY-On P.I morning Dee 10 Ibsl Hay yOuHges. daughter
I'll. rsia,ss IA tsnd, o, til. family respectfully invited to attend
her from The residence OF her father No los had'OnAe On
KBRsrBDoD Friday morning. 49, Mr. Samuel Kersied, old
KAieleibocEer and resdsnt Of th, city 49,, =, -, 49,.
Ksrstsd No 59 East Twenty frs,t sunday At o'clock
pm Relative. and friends invited to end without further iA''
LrvISGsroYIn this City Friday Dee 10, In the ed year his
are. Abraham H. Livingston Of New York ,.,,,-., ,,,
Relatives and friends invited TO attend me inne,s " In 'hpe
on sunday at o'clock m, without further notice
PULLEN-Eenr HgbtsiOsn j. or THURSDAY Dec ~ " "s'et
Notice Of funeral In next issue
PARKER-on PAy - tn. residence Of her brother Mr. Ma
than Chandler d. b. Parker In the beth Of her
The viii be aksa 70 AndOver, Mas for in'enneBt
ROBINsOH-At Egremont Mass Friday Dee H. Arthur T.
Robinson In the S7th year Of hh age
sRAMAH-n Brookyn Friday morning. Dee 3 O. Warren Sea
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully. nVted 20 attend
taad No 50 Fpae Brooklyn, Sunday Afternoon at O'Clock
sPESCRR-on Wednesday Dee H. 1867 Buseno Spencer aged u
Fansrai on sunday Dec is residence 2e4 Second
st. at II o'clock p Relatives aud friends Of the family and mem,
be 81 Patusm Lodge No 31S iad NJ respectfully invited
to attend
wHrrRHOUsEo Friday morning Dec 10 OfpAralyss william
yunersi srIcs rom liz M residence no i6s Thrst Brooklyn,
D. sunday Dee u.s. At o'clock Relatives and friends a are
port, Conn. in the M O'Clock train Monday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
CANADA.

EXCISE AND TARIFF RATES OF THE DOMINION.
OTTAWA, Dec. 13.-The following are the
excise and tariff rates which go into operation to-day for
the entire Dominion Of Canada; On spirits, including
brandy. gin, rum, whisky &c. duty Of 80 cents per
GALLON On tobacco, Is cents specific duty with an addl
on OF Ave per cent al ya0rem On domestic wines, 10
er cent a. per cent per gallon, according TO ter
trepgth on tncuros so cents The duty green teas
"A unchanged On black teas Is per cent, and 81 cen'a
A SNIP WRECKED AND TWELVE LIVES LOST
OUEBEC, Canada, Dec. ia dispatch from
Gaspe says Undertaken ship. namo unknown. went
ashore near bagalcn River last week, and the captain
two mates, aud nine seamen we're drowned Two mon
" ere saved, but badly frozen. a., a.,
yauke0 loaded Wl.l ~ bushels VI whsas, WAS rUo Oh
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CANAL MITIGATION.
THE CANALS FINALLY CLOSED

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, Dec. 13.-The hope OF
the resumption OF navigation longer exists and at
at are cebOund for the between syria
cause and Troy. The firm OF William Petrie Co OF
Buffalo have II cargoes Of gram among the huper W
Engaged In placing them In condition 70: Winter quar-.
t and protecting them against the weather All apples
an the docks frozen. Potatoes not much In
nred Fifteen hundred barrels OF vinegar shipped by
ne firm OF H. Miles & Co OF Buffalo, frozen. Pre-
cautions arc being taken 90 prevent further loss The
hoat Chiffon laden with 1890 bushels OF corn, sank ON
Sunday night ut Crecen the ice cut through her sides
The boat Geo Davis laden with s5 barrels OF apples,
sank on Thursday mile west OF this city, The cargo
was owned by d. 7. Hodsen OF Boston. She sprans
on many OF the levees the water is leaking ont thus
ondangering both vessels and cargo Unless the eyoes
are KEPT supplied TO the required hight serious loss to
forwarlers will follow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
THE COOPER INSTITUTE GRANT MEETING.
The New York correspondence of The Charles

THE COOPER INSTITUTE GRANT MEETING.
The New York correspondence of The Charles
ton Courier hiss the following:
II now that tho Grant meeting on Wednesday
evening last was sOtsR up D. the personal sIds 9s
heading Off the Conservative Republican Committee, who
had engaged the Hal, Hall for the, the same P sho
Generals friends IN this city and Washington set about
the work Hale tho Conservative Republicans thunder
issued the call for the meeting The meeting then was
held only with the full knowledge Of Cen Grant but
It also had his consent In confirmation OF ths give
Dent member OF the Genenlistaf TO friend IN this
S S{ who was very '''v' IL obtaining signatures ''
DEARs.: . To be quite frank with you, Gen.
Grant does wish 20 be either the Republican or the
fer 10 be elected by The people without any reference 70
tho present party organizations. N t possible let
there be new organization representing tne people anu
not tine politicians The General Is now In position
which suits him very we'll aud no VIII not giye II up
unless he thinks ne can De Oh ors 70
enter upon Its Office unpledesd and unembarrassed by
party affiliations and platforms. He does not want TO
decide upon questions OF public policy until they
up for settlement and hence his reluctance 70 20 ques
toned as TO platforms or confined TO certain lines OF
acton He has definite views OF his own, which are
toerably well expressed In an article written Dy young
friend Of his for the January number Of ne Siofg vi
expressed, but gives about what nc THINKS OF
the present political situation. 1910. a.. .,...o,,
Cen Graut does NOS wish to act independent OF the
people His care would be, If elected. to study their
nteress and wishes and do for them about what they
wanted to do for themselves Lot party questions enter
Into the for Congressman and whatever the WIN
of the people IL the General will try and Loyalty obey IT,
on one point the General is quite clear. II elected he
VIII appointments on account OF political sery
Ns that embodied In Mr. Jenckess bill OF last session Is OF
vital moment and all ho will ask Of any candidate for
Pnn NAV mo-" this note among friends and they think
Gen Grant be elected without reference 10 either
OF the existing parties let them ahead; but again re-
neat Gen Grant does not care for the Presidency II Is
TO DO the gift Of party. Yours, &c. ID
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BARK WRECKED on LAKE MICHIGAN.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13,-The bark David Morris,
from Cleveland loaded with coal for Chicago was driven
ashore on Wednesday night The Captain and crew were
rescued after being exposed to the gale for u hours The
weasel VIII probably be total loss.
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New York since yesterday morning reached here at 81
e'i1es o-.!ss. lahe wind has blown a gale for two
days. but has abated somewhat tonight The thermon.
eter at o'clock this evening indicated four degrees above
zero.
THE HUDSON RIVER TRAINS.
ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. 13.-The 8 q. m. train
on the Hudson River Railroad due at u p m reached
here az o'clock tonight. The IL A. IN. Harlem express
reached here at p. IN, about four hours behind time
On and after Monday, Dec %, all passenger trains VIII
arrive aud depart at the west end OF the Hudson River
Bridge.
sLTIGHING IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Dec 13-The storm, which
commenced midnight Of Wednesday ceased this morn
ing. falling meantime to the depth OF from to Q
inches. There good seighng and the weather ID now
clear, with an unclOuded
THE EFFECTS OF THE STORM N THE WEST.
PITTsBURGH, Penn. Dec l3-1he weather Is clear ana
cold The heavy OF yesterday boekaded the rail-
roads in all directions The trains are all behind time
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MARRIED.

BRAGAw-CoURTNBY- Monday Dee H. A the residence Of TIE
Lnds hsr By the Rev Bpher WHITAKER William hdmuSi, Br1
gsw Woodsds Sarah A. Courtney daughter Of HUI
Gsdsaih, esq, Of Soutbola l.
MALLABY-wHBELBR-A Tn,y Chapel THURSDAY. Dec j?
1851 Maahy Theodore MAby jI Ida Ruth
Seymour daughter ofths late Samuel Wheeler all Of this city
PURpT-A MBROSEou Wednesday Dee at the Reformed Dutch
Church Psisk by the Rev D. Back Henry Pudy 10 Mi
Marie H. daughter Of William c. Ambrose, esq
sOULBHUHT-At Bridgeport Conn., on Thursday Dec H. a. th'
First by The Rev j. simmons assisted By she Rev
George Gary Soae Of HwYOk to Carrie daughter Of
Lgclls p Hunt ESQ., Of the former place
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THE PACIFIC COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13:--The steamship
Constitution from Panama, arrived this morning Gov.
TaIght has appointed j. b. Crockett Judge OF the 5u
nreIne Court, vice Shafter resigned.
Sea serpent, for NewYork also ship Loyal Sam, for
liverpool with 1900 sacks OF wheat.
Eastern Butter quiet at 3503Ttc for choice brands.
Flour steady at o. C00tS. Wheat quiet at s. 90 Legal
a.
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Testimony Of n Clergyman.

VS. ..n bu. Kind Providence will reward fi
your regard for Cht servants n making discount %
elerg.u No other household furniture Is eonterruE
get upon fly the WeoI Gibbs SeN sssaas
LsLr Of R>r. b. d. HaHeAdrf Hrdson, AZ H. NOV H. 100"