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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
ILLINOIS,.

PERU, July 6.-There were three cases Of
hero yesterday. A man and his
wife were boating on the river . short dis
tsnce below tie city and It is supposed the
woman fell overheard and her husband en-
deavoring to rescue her, they were both
drowned. The body of the man has been
found. and parties are searching for the bo-
dy of the woman.
A boy about sixteen years Ut age was
drowned yesterday. while in bathing. His
body has not been recovered.
SPlHoSIsLD. July 8. - John Graham ~.
fsstsd foe the murder Of his wife on Thurs.
day last, wss brought before the city court
this forenoon. An examination wss waived
and the prisoner committed TO jsil 70 await
trial at the next term Of the Gin cult Court.
The House Commissioners will immedi.
stely sue out writ Of supsrsenss until after
the hearing before the Supreme Court.
VERSAILLES MINERAL SPRINGS, ILL.,, July
S.-Visitors ere arriving here on every
train. Hon. p. II. Walker and family, and
Q large party from Rsshville came last svs>
ming. Judge Breese will arrivc this week.
Gov. Oglssby - expected % the 18th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
ONO.

CMcfHNArl. July ga grand billiard
toufoameas win t6ke ploce q this city on
The 90th Of August next, for al comess,
when prizes % the amount Of q, 900 will b
played for. The 1rss peiso y billiard
table valued ct 1000; the secood ooe wi
ued as $500; the third . cue valued q $500;
and oehefs Of value. The Tournament will
take plnce q 1oonss Hall
ClsvsIAnD. July 9.-FotAsty and Sew .
ard io0ohs q Blosk rivsr THE moeuIne.
Fcgarty won the eleventh rouod. By :
foul times Is 0inues, b. We ha1ly finished.
This 0eAs was aeranesd fes sune tine With
The Elliot and Gallagher fight which failed
Il AomA OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

RICHMOND, July S.-A meeting Of citi>
ssns 49, beea held q Louisa Court House.
at which resolutions we're adopted advising
eo~opesation Of the republican party plsdg-
ing the meeting 70 vote for republican can>
didates for President and member Of Con.
gsess from Virginia who have On unbroken
Union record. Clayton Cullmax, Jas. X.
Pendleton and other Influential citizens were
- The committee On resolutions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
Cincinnati Market.

CI0CI000vn M0~ACIs
By Telegraph July 3.
Flour-ln fair demand and market firm At
IL. O0Ql3. 90 for family.
Wheat-Higher. no !. 80; No. =, 9.4s.
Oorn-Net quoted
Osts-Scarce; No sc.
Rys---l20
Cotton Dull; middling. -,
Whisay-ste.dy at s,Sv sa 10 h oonc.
Bulk Meats Held at 99l.o.
Bacon--.1o9l2]Sc; but these rates Seem 10 be
above the views OF buyers, so that not much il
done.
Hams -Firmer tending upward
Lard Dull and poniusl.
Butter-Urchanged
Gggs-l6c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

Dxrness, July 9.-Mr. NsAslly, manager
Of the Atheneua. togsthes with other pr.
tiss in this city have purchased che old
Railroad Hotel property on Campus Martuis
for $50, 900. and propose to put up an Ope.
n House to cost el0O, 900. and capable Of
seating 25,0c0 people. The building TO BE-
completed next year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

By Telegraph. July9
Lead Mere active at sls-
Flour Prices better. sales of superfne Al
g. 25as rs. extra at g SOC 1913, and double ex.
ira at IL. 9:4 l3.oc.
Wheat IA sharp demand, and holders firm:
new fail II 2. 25d2 40.
Corn Active and atvsscisg; White, 95aSs.
choica do OO0a1 .l2. yellow, y0Qz9fc
Osts--.A lss going up; With sales At 75@7e.
Rye-A better feeling and msrke, advanced.
closing at S50l.00.
Hay In demand. at better figures clossp q
Is .0O02O. 90.
Mess Pork. Higher with brisk demand a
1915.
BAcon---H igher.
Sh0uldsrs---93z.
Rib Sides --ll@lis.c.
Clear Sides---l2s4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

BY Telegraph July ..
Cotton-Dull at 26is
Fiour---lc02Oc better, s40@lo. 90 foe Extra
State To- O061ls. SO for Round Hoop Ohio.
Wheat -Firmer, quiet; $50 FOR No, /. Nil;
S.9009 .95 for White California.
Rve-Scasce, firm.
Ooru-lc better for sound. sales At Logo
1.091S for new $50 .05 for unsound
Oats Active, 2utSc better, s1@ss for west
ern 90@s2 for Ohio
Pork Opened firmer, closed lower, q. GOA
90 30 for mess.
Lard-Steady.
WHISKY Quiet, steady.
Petroleum Crude = refined. Ia bond, 27IS
@2s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

DEs MoxEs. July 9.-The Fremont coun.
~ Timss says: The trains Of E. n. Lame>
RE, that left town to ca ess the pls,ns nix
weeks age, 10 reported to have been captured
out on the North Platte, and oil were killed
With the exesptisa Of one squsw that sc>
compsnied them. John Riggin WAS among
the number reported slain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
EOeelGn Markets.

By Cabe.) LONDON ROOM. July Q.
Consols. 49,; Bonds. 20; Erie, 4sj<; Ills.
Central. 1884
2P. n-Consols declined x Bonds advauced
Il market nnaltered.
BY Cable. LIVERPOOL. NOOK. July Q.
Cotton. very dull
Or. n.-Cotton. unchanged Corn. declining;
Peas, declined Cd Wheat, Cats, and Barley, un-
changed Beet, advanced lod Bacon. ID; Lard.
declined Sd; Cheese. i'd; Pork, unchanged
Spirits Of Petroleum, declined I'D, common dit
TO. advanced to -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
Ceuden Mills fsr sale.

NHD UuDBRsl0NED, BEING DESlnQUo on
difpoeine VI hi Hoal Estate, fbe the pa6pcee Of
sowing eaDt nov dGvs for eale 1is va1sobbe Water
Power "a Nporng 1lills, WITH -four rans q busrs,
q ere0e $500 ~ Mn sue slsaa1oa . III cor.
efWatse enA third streees, n tAe town Of Camden
nills, Rock 1sl1ed e. ~, yhisn - q s.s nese
- Usspers1, ~ M - 49, s.sso2 s.Ss re,
- = 49, nag6ce - Acsr eeoel tooy 60 nII'
~ 1heO0aNsat. lbe coaSsntioeD, Id1s1bl1tv 81
5c1ne aoo1 80 betA nsgehaot - eustO0, - Y
Vef 5000 utn 49, moes Doosy then aoy oehef
go = - e's'ss Win - - snssas ossas'-
TnIs popul9 nm prepeFsy : ~ sell ~ eavyea-
bly Known - sequigo ~ eestAes pegn0snoe1sg1s
ioooe v21ch $3.50 rbtsuaJ ~ - = wetA ~
Do1ssssloa vtn - Gtvso; saebpny seAaa sssos
ESsns . pgoma - fulAse y1lIslcE0-
a.3fS n p. Z QQNxl4
y 8 ;o Sssssr srsA3 MI "a 5sss s NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

Tsnosro, G. w.. July s.-A.joe General
Stisted, G. B., IVES swssn in % Lieutenant
Governor Of Ostssie. All Whs are aow uodss.
going . seatsoes Of twenty ysars penal ses
vituds in the Proviseisl psnitentiary, win
10 pasdoned In honse q the Unisn Of he
provinces.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

BY Telegraph July ..
Stocks-Buoyant, excited.
Bonds--Corpons OF -. NJ; ofA. l.osk /;
OF IS, OK new Los. 10. 40s coupons, 1O2L ;
7-sos, lst series. l.o1s. others, l.o't.
Western Union-44l,
New York Centrsl-lO6sz
Money 5@s per cent.
Sterling-l0h 60 DAYS; lOs1 At sight
GG6-l 3Sa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
uUMrsaBx's
uo,r~opethiC SpoC1nCO

-. rom shc most ample experiences
HAVE ps"~c csrs slmplc. efficient ard Psltable.-
Tns, ne INA. %s sSss nIsssRes ssnso9 Se
nsine 70 harmless es TO be nee nom danger.
snd efficient. as TO be alwayr reliable. They have
always rcnder satisfaction. Cents.
No. Curcs I'everss, Congestion. ........... -
3" Worms. wcfmf fever. worm colic... y
=" , /" Crying collie. heething OF infants. Is
Diarrhy.n ofchiidren or sdrits,.... IS
!. Dysentery Gripln2. Bilious collie. IS
Nlorbus Nausea,..... 70
Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis. ....... Is
- Neuralgia, Toothache, Eaeeache az
" p" Headaches. Sick Headache -. 25
?" 10 Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach. 49,. Is
= II :. sSuppre<s@ed,s canfy .psrful periods 70
-" II :" Jscucof.rhc>s or Whites ......... IS
" ~ y Group. h0aree cough. .............4. -
+" ~ I. salt Rhear, Krysipelas, Eruptions.. Us
~ lSht-sl1nIatissIfl, Rheunlafie palms.. -
=" II " Fever ard Ague, Chill Fever, ....... 30
II Piles. internal and sxtsFnal, ......... 30
II Ophtal1ny. sore nnamed eyes,. 30
" ~" Catarfll. acuteor chronic Influences. 90
90 Whooping cough ssasmodie cough 90
AZ Asth,nA. oppsssssd, ..:....... 80
" Il /" Ear discharges. impaired hearing,.... %
" % " s-crof,lla. enlarged gisnds. ......... 50
" ~ " General debility. physical weakness 90
. Y !" Droneey. scansy secre!lon.. g 3,
{" " kidney Dissa.s, Orsvei. -. -
" - /" Nervous Debility ,semips u cn.irsions
involuntary dischsrges, ........... 100
" - /" eOre Meth 0rCanker .......s....... 80
i" 30 " yYrinnry lncontinuancs .......... n
" ri = Painful Periods, even With spasns.. 10
- suH.ss'i ngs at chanse q Life ;.-.,.-. 100
" 30 I" Epilepsy, spasn1e. ~. Wins dance. 1DO
" "a Diptheria, Cleerstc sore Throat 20
FAMILY CASES.
Csee ~ - vias. morocco casc 4 book complete ofo0e
Case Of - large stals 10 morocco. end book.. SO
Case % 20 large viale, plain case % 80. 500
Case Of IS boxee Nos. 1 to 15) -. $40
There remedies by the or single boz are sent
r. any part II the country b mall q express nee o.
charge, on receipt Of prizes. Address
III MPHREY'S Specific HOMEOPATHIC MED
lCJNE COMPANY.
Once and Depot. No. @! Broadway. New York.
For sale by every Medicine Dealer.
DR.. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at HE ofice.
personally or by letter. above for all forns Of dis
sases der1-dcodAwiy
HARRISON sTARks. AGENTS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

A .I1Ss AAIKRIAIS.-wineos Nswtc.ss on
q and water Co.oss. BfuehoS Csnvses F0l1slts,
e.. &C.. as The 1ngravns and Picture Ira1e Ssaas
LU01 0I0eD
to5 Perry Stsooe, near Pest o..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

Nm. =. HOslMANa.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE \. SIDE
1 ID Street, 2i door below i.rsdy with DR. Bell =
Residence No. 81. ath Street. between Harrison and
Main. formerly the Presbyterian Parsonage.l je6-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

j
nsssn seeAs. psls. oai v.
- III. ol3oo.
M,esou,i white Wiaise. n sasea M N
WAoiesele eocts ~ ~ leea.
Oons MaAa.-Pes 100 ~. 0e:eoo9.o0.
wusAs. -Reeeipts small, - prices Auc.ust.
No. 81 4o9i.so per busb.l.
No. 2.........s.
toaa. .......'.''' ~
RrE. eco :.
Bussss Per n aoGs5c.
Eaas.--Per dozen, loo.
wsr,x Hs..s Prime navy ei.15 to o.. On
HAr.-Per son, Timothy 1900 Upland Prsi.
RE t10.0Jeli2 10 -,
ureen Apples-a.co per bushel.
~ the iosd. 81 tssso. - yard. lsc, de-,
h'ered, zoe per bushei
Chicago nnrkeas.
~ r,onr more active, end srns, :. =,
fresh ~rouud ana many lots broaeht - advasee
Of l5sSS5c old ground. dun 49, decline n
superases and wiater sxtfas oell, eaieo difficult:
sprins extras, lo.cog s,es; sspsraas. 4.se0s..
u he.t-sxeis.d. 6asc better on No. =; ar.,
sales we're At .s2@ls3. advanced to l.s5al. ".
and later 70 l. 70l.ss No. 4, 1,l0.
Corn-Upened . shade high.s q SIX, ruled
quiet snd steady, closing wssx esa almost nom-
inaI With esllsrs q SIS. No. In active request
0sts-No. sirr.gul.r. bu, A iss
sor'No ' IA au,i. end neglected 's"s'
Barlev--Dull and nominal. We heard OF no
transactions.
Provisions Market firm and moderately %.
tive mess porf, u .Scess rs loose shoulders.
az sides. arm Al extreme prices ha.ss.
scarce, higher and dull, but less In market.
Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph Jalys.
Hogs-Market opened strong, sales we're some
better; rs cars at range OF wv snd 6,25 for
common TO extrs.
Oattle-No improvement TO note sales were
at. is1<, and At 5.bo@6.25
Shsep-ln coed demand and lower; sales
s9di 90 pounds at 25g4 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

NEW PICTURE FRAMEa We have lasely I'd.
~ ded to our large assortment OF Frame Ncoldings
several new patterns never made before. st
LuSE 4 GRlG0S,
% Perry Street, near Po.t Once
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
R9Al R0FAFe.


WE HAVE HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL PARTS
W Of the city for sale. Also tmpso, cd vesms and
Wild LAods IN didsssat counties tAsuughOut the
STATE. win nsgotiats 10ans good security. OMee
over NetiO0ol lnsufooce Company Of Oovenpnet b
tween I'd onl ri streets. je1-o1m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

I ON0FELLOw'S DANTE-r,u,a 4 Ilouehton,s
II New Edition Of Dickens, and III new b,oks q
LuCE GRl000
Bookstore, IS Perry street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

OUR SPRING PURCHASES ARE CONSTANTLY
~ arriving. Loot on, for Novelties
LUSB d GRlG00,
s. Perry Street. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

kNvkIOPES AND PAPER STAINED WITH
1919. na.s In coiors aud plain, the --latest stySee Of
"'se"s" tLUSE GRl00C
Book and Stationery oe0eot
IS Perry st.. near T. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Onice. coz.
II "a and BRADY Streets. under Streeper D
bsyiiss store Residence on lsth st., bet. Bra.
d. and Main ocsed-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

lASn suRaEoN Vfm IOWA cAVALhT.
"AvING BEES ENGAGED IN THE PRAC
III tice OF Medicine and surgery for the last
TWENTY -vyvs YEARS IN rms SrArk. has pt fnan-
entity located in this city. and offers hts pYofes.
s,onal services TO the citisens OF Davenport and
vicinity, and ores by his long sHperscnce with
Abe diseases OF the climate 10 merit aud receive
= portion Of public patronage.
Bhcc corner Of Third aud brady. over 1tnd.
ssy's Jswelry Store. residence in what was for.
mssiy known 80 the Fulton House. on WstsS
sSeeet sbove che hvifee. iune91 dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

EfhlN0 CLEANiNG.-NOW Is THE FINE TO
= nsve y0of Petures Framed. Oval snd Square
v.ames, all sizes and STYLES, several dfessos pat
eeAo, at
LUsE GRi00e.
S5 Perry Street. cssr r. o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

SPHINX 4 MORTON.
HOUSE AND alGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
III EKS, Paper Hangers. Glaciers, &c. shop
oenor Main and fjfth sta. mch96-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

L Call and see them q,
LrsE & GRIG0S,
HPerry Street, near Post once.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
!. n. MINER.
- E.V'TEX n.

e&x<f1 Cor. "a and Brady e.
-~.-,>ssS> opposite Davenport Ne
Tr< 3InI1Iea.S Atiobsl ban@
F&xKf$SFex i Having had On sapss-
NfYN(6LErV fence Of Ia years in the
a q In practice Of Dentistry,
am contden. ~ giving
perfect satisfaction. nyou expect good work
employ experienced practitioners only. sesyly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

e0Opte0 - - expor3ens. IL WOuIu u ieest
prsvspt uspsiasiplsd dealers isso palniss "a.
upes The working slassss. 70 - unlimited -.
tent, The Assy fluids which al ous jsils, poor
houses. hsspisals, lsnaais ssyiuns. and innsmsr
able graves. with oissssbls victims.
Were sseh rssulaAioa 10 force ~ should
have no seed 70 sxplaia the nature end value q
eur psspsraaisn though the public psess. Tho
sspsst Of W. inspecting officers wsuld b. oar
su0sisos vesehsr-a s1rongsr advertisement
Ms ~ ~ sesld Asns. 0lsdly would ~
wsscs@s ~ o1sisl assnss Of The 0ovsrnmsnt-
ssaas u rsdsrai-so Eur faslosy. and challenge
their caessse sssutiay. their sAarpsst tests. A
inspssliea lev Of ~ kisd indiested would. II
eempetsstly a1niais1seSd, ~ - u ~ nest
sseiul sssetass1s svsr $500 - en- sesssts
beoks. u vsgDd - sssssevaaivs sliks u hsalsh
ed morale
when - nEitish 0svss,ness literally ssn-
dsrsd sptsn = ~ CAissss q tie peint = We
bsyoa1e-seopslnn thas unfsrtsnsas saeisa -
make ~ election between hopsless var -
demseali.isg and deadly poison s4As UsissA
States cried shaa6 We denssseeA the eondsct
Of 0sest Britain 70 uschsistian sd iahumsn -
30 Il wss; but shis our 0ovssnnsst guiltless II
n tseitlv permits the people over vAss II should
exercise paassnal jsrisdissios, 10 - poisoned
h the DARK , The dssdly properties Of opium
ere known. - cannet b token unwittingly. ~.
lss the snpps1olios thas II i consisting siss.-
III taste cod ensll betrsy il. md Ill Who buy Il
underssas6 precisely wAst thew purchase. Bat
this lsnes ~ sase with sdsltereted liquoss.-
The tsB1ss ~ es1ee, the aroma 81 usdessT'ers
~ beendy. sis, - o. whisksy u often 50
elsssly slanuleAsd b. The expert l'Sser miaes'
thas sves soueoisssuss are deceived. to ssy
peehias Of the iesorsss and inezpsssssesd.-
Qo1Ainr shorv Of seisnsi1c esalysis san eseahshh
IN. AiasrSsce betvsss the genuine aad ~ -
-. .,tte,e. esl he knewlsdss q thw faet Co
Sedess IL mixers 70 food The messsse WITH
their 6srocioss eonpessds ess
ne sun and substance Of The whole mister 10,
shst the ssssdsrd kqsers d esmnsrcs. pvse and
usdsAlsl. ~ - precsrsbls 10 this eepstsy.
- - ~ nssA 1ssbt 4 NY - y ettsissd,
h - 0Goon7 oeseee - tse1s. = tAaeshsr
~ eftAs ANnlle. xvsa II thsy sesl1s NJ
- - pesDss t. iavalbds- Ossa1s6 slsshs1
3 sot nsAisias. ne spisitssse peiaeiols.
Asupeoe psrs, nust - tsssd I'D mo1i0ea, -
~ epsl1Hae pewss ssbdssd BY skillf1l ns6tsa-
zion bseuss II = n - - sshibitsa = : pstvsa-
i've. . rsnsly. = sssstssslivs. fhis - bssn
egssesA n nessssssa's Bnssas. 5Aapsspsa
tiea = pasSssely ssgs cd. s1soGfsuot $50 a.
tsrsaivs, sssrsstivs, ssd sst-tllisss nsdieise =
pethine usss - aslhAag 49,
uoe3111G1 y om11n.
ass.sssa tsa1lsA -. ~. I
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-12-05
Falling Hack.

The most uuerrlng of all the signs Of
speedy retreat, is the wonderful relax
alton or soltening.of the late granite
hardness Of the Radcalsm of CAief
Justice Chase, the avowed candidate of
the extremist Formerly all the most
violent advocates OF negro suffrage
were citing him as respectable emdor
ser Of the atlrocIous schemes for Afri
cahizing the Sodth Nowany number
.ofmoderate Republicans swear them
selves black in The face chat this "most
consoryativosta statesman has been shame.
fully traIuced, and that ''he has no
sympathy ia common with such Radi-
ealrattiesnalSes as Philips and Ste
vens. " ludoed "the first swallow OF
summer in the shape Of Southern
man has appeared to vouch for the
Conservatism Of the Judicial brother
OF dear Judge Underwood" And tho
very air is dark rumors of how. dur.
ing late olcctioneering excursion in
his official robes TO this city, Judge
Chase declared himself opposed to ne
groes holding office, and administered
thirty-nine lashos orrally to the un.-
mobbed Hunnicutt for his attrocious
doctrines. We have also seen tho
Alabama gorillas, now in session at
Montgomery, arrested by orders from
Washington, in the midst of their mad
war-dance, and compelled to send u
committee TO ascertain whether their
extreme doc.rins would be counte-
nanced by thor Congressional keep
crs.
/ Mr. IL. J. Raymond, most juiicious
teacher, whose faculty of snuffing dan
ger at an immense distance, and of al.
80 lodging it, is almost miraculous,
now clearly in:imatos that She d amago
done to the Congressional scheme OF
reconstruction by the late elections
will require important changes in that
mersure. He, aud that portion of the
Republican party which co-operates
with him are preparing to sacrfice
universal for impartial suffrage
with the noble fortltuie with which
the late Artemus Ward declared he
would sacrifice all of his wie's rela
tions for the sake OF the Unlon.--Rich-
mORd Erdmiaer.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-12-05

Geo. Francis Train said, at Cleve-
land, on Friday night: "The popular
idea that man is the head Of woman ~
n humbug. When man and woman
arc joined IN marriage they are joint
partners, and ought to divide every
thing equally, money and all Let me
show you how degrading is the position
of woman. A merchant goes to New
York to buy goods, and puts five hun
dred dollars in his pocket for spend
ing money. When IN the metropolis
he, Of course, COOS to church and IN
proves every opportunity to put large
sums in tho contribution box; he gives
to charitable and literary institutions,
and for the reliefof the poorl Ny own
theory is that he goes to see tho Black
Crook, visits saloons, and such like
places But when he comes homo, hls
wife creeps up to him and asks him for
twenty dollars to buy new bonnet,
and he says, grufiiy, where is the
money / gave you a few days agoY
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-12-05
wade, washing, wine, whisEy

1t may not have passed out ofthe
memory of New York, as il certainly
has not faded from the recollection Of
st. Louia, that Wade visited the latter
capital some weeks ago st. Louis
danced then, and now st. Louis Is pay
ing the piper. Consoled by the rehec-
tion that the frugal Wade, If there be
truth in his Cincnnatian Boswell, ate
nothing but two meals day. and es-
chewcd gruvies. the Common Council
gave cdUte blanche for his entertain-
ment. Twice day did the appetite Of
Wade rise like the tumultuous mooE-
stirred Atlantic. in gurgitating IN its
reiiuenCe the meat offerings and tho
drink offerings with which pious and
a patriotic public sought to appo9se il.
The dwellers on the shore OF Wade.
have made inventory of his ravago
and presented Vt to the body politio,
and the items thereof are fearful and
wonderful to behold. Wadc's ."bag-
gage is charged "Sl;" but on this bag
gage which is charged 'S1" there was
II lien for washing (which amounted q
S33 80" lncredulity seeks refuge IN
the theory that Wade was personally
"washed' to that extent; but this in.
jurons suspicion is dispelled by the
additional charge of "baths, ST. Inn
aginatlon naturally and fondly stoups
from this to trace the amount of strong
drink'indulged by Wade, but is met
by the paltry trivlality of bar, Soc
Bar so. 10 really too much of tax
ON human faith, and the skeptical seek
CT is rewarded few item further on
y'refreshments, 50 40 Still stag
gered, we penetrate finally into,tho re.
gions Of probability, and confront the
charges. Lemons So 90" "sugar,
S2' and alack and alas, ''whiky, Sl9"
The next charge is the most astound-
ing Of all Eighteen tumhers So
it reads. Inevitably we coniure up
vision Of Wade rampant and riotous,
radiatlng tumbler after tumbler from
his venerable head, after emplying the
contents into hIs eloquent throat, and
converting himself into the nucleus Of
! a pyrotechnic wheel,of broken
glass. After tins we are prepared Tor
the statements ot "KruG wine S33;''
"claret, S33. Total by no means
teetotal, 50 ,O66 TO- Such are lhe
eXtiavugance of entertainers where
there is u will and Wado.-T New
! York World
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-12-05
A Runaway wife Returns 10 EseT
Husband.

Fourteen months ago. Mrs. Bunsen,
wife Of n wealthy Frankfort merchant,
escaped with her lover, worthless ad
venturer, to the United States, where
he deserted her, after living n few
months with her. Shame and remorse
nOw seized the criminal wife to such
an extent that she wrote the most
heart.rendlng letters TO her husband,
,mplorng him to forgive her ard take
hor back. Nore9ly being returned to
hor letters, she sold all her jewelry and
took passage for Europe. On reaching
the Old World she travelled day and
night, an inward voice telling her to
make haste. 1t was, however, too late,
For, on arriving at her husbands
house, in Frankfort, she was told by
HIM that he had not received her let
tcrs. He would willingly forgive her,
but he could no longer take her back
to his bosom, as he had procured di-
vorco and married again on the preceds
ing day. Her grief and despair were
30 violent that the second wlie, kind
hearted creature, took pity on her and
prevailed on her husband to let her
stay in the house.