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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05
PARIS CORRESPONDENTS
The Hotel 'des alides--The fomb Of
Napoleon, His Family and his Generals.
The Churches, Pslais Royal and
other noted places.
a.. &c., &c.


DsAa nrxocRAr There arc persons in
the world who might travel the entire length
aud breadth Of the land, and then be unable
- gave any particular account Of what they
had seen. Again others might make very
limited tour, and return so lalcncd with
rich trophies OF their Journey, IA 10 draw
many Interesting aud fascinating pictures
~ their less fortunate fellows. An, of
thr first mentioned class are to be pitiel if
they pass through Paris with either indif,
ie.cnt OF unobsersing eyes, wh,le the sec-
end ate equally deserving pity because they
arc at ioss where to begin, and how 10
gave sucsnut account OF all that may be
seen Ia this proud and gay metropolis.
Whole chapters might DO given 70 de
sonpt,ons of the beautiful Boulsvards that
are daily thronged with the pleasure seeking
topuiace, or o! the fairy like gardens, pars
uculaIiy ;hc Tuilleries, with their finely
Aept promenadcs and drivcs, richly or
namented with flowers, stAtuary and foun.
sAins or Vt these were mot suft cient. one
might saunter out TO the Champs Elysess
and gasc upon the beauty and fashion A
they roll by in costly equipsges, or gssoe>
su'ty glide along upon the pleasantly shaded
promenade. Without difficulty We can ioiu
Sue throng, and follow the curreuS a il
uoss onward. Every one seems In haste.
and yet il IL altogether Unnecessary. Ios
pleasure, not buainess Il Ia mote. 49,.
OF two thirds Of this movin. ..ass .nJ 80.
like the multitude tilat nr,aa ~. 80
other IN our own great Metropolis. tHsrs &
no iesr Of losiag ones elf either upou the
sidewalk, or in The broad esn.o.s ~ 49,.
siage road
In Tho distance 70 seeu The Trism 6h>,J
Arch. colossal monument evecaAA h. a..
great ruler Of France. 70 celebrate IA vs,t~.
rses Of hss armies under shs Rspuhil. 49,
Empire. IL IL stupcndous niAca "a 800
we'll calculated 70 give % fusurs escs.s.;n.,,
good idea Of the power end wssI,h Of A..
nation. Passing through N.
-ssiih ths lesi~s<lHMn a.s-zxrch. but
pDa1n ana 0Rnaw 81 hat psoud exult.
4 NJ <sv: "a cone 10 one Of the most splsn,
id parks in The world. From IL roraens
Of the Tuilleries to the Trumphal Arch 10
walk long enough 10 make ono feel Quite
willing 10 rctraes his steps aud seek little
rest "a the spot Though which We FIRST
passed. fs-erving The bsauslfal park, and
the Bols de Boulosue for another excursion.
As ills our design only 10 tell you some>
thing Of what We have seen. and where We
have been. il win be necessary TO pass over
many little things that would not fail 10 ia.
seress in social conversation, but arc too
tedious for . newspaper column.
The French a. = people do not live at
home-of the full meaning Of that beautiful \
word they have no conception. To them il /
signifies ball room, ccncert hall, theatssSt
promenade o. drivs-anywhere so shat there |
may Dc pleasure and excitement. Al pres
ont there Is NOS good opportunity Of see,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

~ <Y' ~
Nostrums. Being liquid. their action l. diresH ana
essi'ises ssaoetl6e - aGaisSSc, speedy and Ger.
tain specific for the cure of all distractions and SUP
presssous Of nature. Their popularity is indicated by
the fact that over iceUoc bottles are annually cold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States.
every one 81 whom speak in the strongest tsrms Of
1aeee stuat13son>iiA rsse rapidly taking
the place Of every other Female Resdy 90 sse con-
sidesed by swho know anght Of them, q the suresf
.sert. and most infsihls pyeparatpnia ihe woeld,
for the cnse of ell female eompfain he remover OF
eonseruot ioas Sof Auatule, and tho promotion Of
heath regularity md strensth kxpicat directions
500 when sey may bsssd. md explaining whom
and why they should not &C aid not be uscd With
eat producing effects contrary to natures cAoesu
9w1 viii - found csslnl4 coded muune esra- bse-
=. With shesvrittes AGnasass n JoHx l. kxsxswfE-
ont which none are genuine
} Uwsed Spe RHN = Erupss ~ chspel St ;.
New Haven. Conn.,. who ca be consulted either pcr.
es.o11s q - madk tsnc1nanE stsmpD eooeo1o1us "A
pg1W1Ds diss6oDs - 1snnab V1anhnesiunx gg- -
Sead ~ peao1l1D evslUNhses. u. u -.
u.l4Ass6s = = i d ~ s y CO. -
0ar IesdAvly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

SPECIAL. NOTICES.



rnas Sickness ut The etomach. Pain between the
shoulders aud In the Right side Yellow suaus;on of
the skin.. cosi.ycnes-, prowslDess aud Laneuor.
Dinress STAT, Colc PalpitatIoa Of the Heart Dry
Congh. Low Fever and othcs symptoms which iniii
dcHte the vasioas phases Of Acute and Chronic Liver
Complaint are. one and all promptly relieved, and
finally Femoyedby the action of that famous prepare
elton .
HosrErrER's STOMACH BirrrRs,
which Is at once the best Of correctivce the ceuet
and most genial OF apcrients an infalibe regulator
and powerful restorative. Persons Of a billion. hsb
H. who nee the Bitters as protective medicine. will
never suffer the pains and penalties OF Liver disease
or Bilious Rsmttent Fevcr No words can do ,ustice
10 IT.
MARVELLOUS PROPERTIES.
II stands pse-eminent among the health sestorne
preparations os the age and every year adds TO 10
l.ns. mot only In THE country. but throushout ths
civilized world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

ExtE BaIxsrosE BRowxtow wnlov's
endeavors to cause trouble in Tennessee bid
GAir - fail. His attempts to secure liza res
ielectiou over Etheridge. by arming his min
ions so that they might drive away from the
polls all who differed with them. proves
distastetnl TO General Thomas &C mmsnding
in thai department.. According 70 dispatch
N the Inquire this morn, be will prohibit
the arming Of the organized militia force"
That means the end # Rhinestone Brown.
'cw's reign Of terror. He deserves the %
security to which he is fast tepding.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

= C4nDuumGno AGnqe1gn yQnnun
Cu6nponv - Waoe - na6o. "
r~,xSe1.y - lrsse Fl lAs,sn - ps>se1Ine
s,,ry -mss1vd c1leuaionsA 80. - oisls -
now eovvrv50ur serv<vf rreuna, An - ~ asss
nan I nl,f,on do,lSpp. snd eupccys svrr ~ eese,-
~. ~ prossss w,e~ WaseAo . yssr. ~
s{ke "A t6enosSe ssAsn oee1haK a = ~ wuosA}
e soad n - Gated otstes.
r. 1900 As1wsen tnns mAhs lsespse - -
nsesps6c. 04J93aS tfAt eeruppsa wsssais ~
ps6e e,moes entirely By tsnd, snd tAe resst h q
sra1r6sv ,eentifyAse spitSdG w1s1x = s.S1u-s
49, 70 correct timekespins. Bot he en- - =.
h.nA Of s,As most shillfa operative must ~, ~
N = hct thss. except watches u the AsAer 49,
R,~eoSan uaschee ere tns prcduct OF thu eAsu-.asS
hos 81 wt.srfsnd. ead tbs result Ia t6e es,eAfsss
Anrres I~p,oes ana % es!,cd fsoent revsei.sSNsN
-. eust eose Ia Attempted fipats. ~ ~, -
49, ps,es. ccunon wcshnsas boys - 49,.
buyshe roueh erpesses parts Of thee wss ehss -,
800 e.esoeses. psllsh sd ~ tAsn $3.50 -
~ - - - osoDek wssdA .esVeb1 49,
sndeasnvs sAsn Win s'' - or stae ,hss msy
ssfSs ION '1arrnrcsr wafcGts ARR rAnr
he Americas wGinsn wsseAA ns6s1y Is euSa
unesslsin peocess-snd - sasA lnesaosDsue
sslknsn An ths compan! q epesaassn. lsea ~
rren1oo o. ne rssv ms,srAis - tho csunoaan. ~
- WsAch. -, carried On usAse one roof - 49,,
one sknlfu, ana zympe.-a, disscuoa Bus r, ,,sss
dtesneui,hipe feature OF sAsas wsehes. 4 ~ -
nat sSer ,evers, parts Al nsde BY hs ApcsN ~.
nost rerfect and decs,e machinery ever brou~he -
sbe aid Of human inansty. Every one oe d. ~.
than hundred pssts ofsvcry watch is made bv ! ~.
chine-shss infal,ib,y rsfroducss every succ,sdin.
psrt Win the most unvarsins acenny. nwas ~,
nsccsssry to make one reses watch Of any p,rt,er.
Ia, stv.e spd then 10 atass the handreA mach1...
nseesssry 70 reproduce eey part Of hat was.A ~
Il sollows that every scceeilas watch nst b. lih.M
The Company respectfully submit. ,Aeis w,sehe, -
,heir mesiss oAiy. They ci'ia to mAks ~ :
RFrrRR ARTICLE BON THE ieoNEY VA
b, shsie iSprcvsd moehsndal processes shan 81 =.
made Under the osd-fsshirned handierss syserm.
They s.s.usssoafe wsschs Of every sr,Se 49, y
essd, isv pdssa, nd sabssantiai article n ana ~
W hansaae sss TO the fnsst cefonons>,e. ~ q.
y Iadles vsArAss In plain gold y the apsse ena,a
- buuesa eassa; bat he hsdbp-nsabls reasa,lAe
oeaa Asis vsaduss h sAss they shsn =. oO0n
I1nBKKRP1no. Il shcsd b sensuhepea 49,
ssestAse a.eas lowssi csds nana "ueoe ~
Csnpaav, Besepa,- ALL wATcRIs - B, ~
A11 FULLY WARRANTED
b special eertiacaos, Esd ~ warsaaoe = 49, :.
~ tiass aeaisss ~ coupsay = IL assaAi.
RoBBfNe 4 ApPfHruN.
meeRAAvfA 10 UNoadv~. v-e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05
q GoItOIa,s Select ElovcFs
OF THE

CE1OlCN FRUITS Il SPICES.
Are creating quite . sensation among Lovers o,
Choice FlavorseverywheIe for their delicious Flavor
Strict Purify end unrivalied strength. Those who
wish the BEST and hose who wish to ceonomize seek
them. coltons Pnre Vanilla Flavor 10 sought By
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor In lis Purity.
very unlike the many vsniIls Extracts In marees)
Ex-Gov. JAsn Y. Sxrrn. OF PRolbracx, r. l.. SAYS
ing BxtSacts she has ever used
kX-Gov. VIZ. A. BuUrSanAN, or CoNRpuriC-r, say.:
For bong anc We have used them. and fnd them
very 1ne. =
HOLLAND. Timothy lTitcomb) the we'll known
Standard in all this vicinity.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH TEEN.
Such LET 81 References is seldom given. Set
Circulars with Dealers. Sold by 0ruccrs and Drue-
rists. Prepared by J W. COTTON. Proprietor 81
Col,ons Toilet Article No. B. to Heal and Besutiiy
~ SKIN. Sold by Harrison q Staskp, and Perks q
HDsmer Davenport, Iowa.
shicago Wholesale Agents. FULLER PINCH
FULLER, - Market street, for all Coltcns Prcpass
uour: Sept. 25-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

nm OA91 o. alAy = o1naNoRn
w. 8sSSceSS ESRsAa 1s01u - ~,
Misguided Men. Am ms Law Q, O..
q Am 4.eE-u evS:sse 10y -. ~ ~,
~ $1,000 Gl1o 0rst ~ - ~ ~ $3.50 ~
- ~ Slnl Dowen. WITH slfe ueasc Fl eslis1- S~S
iaSeale1 letter envelope. re Of sA2fes.@ n 49,
y. s1le4M 40u9BfOA. HcvaS 49, -
PAiaadel0Aias As.eh GSe1lSl1vsS
.BKLADOlDD yLuID kxThAOr HUd6II :
psopssass. - stI'sia 8 ssaox I3SSsS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

Care of un0a0anooor1 0hoanna-
u101n. -
$3.50 eNa Jan. -. 1ee7
Du. BRArpnksR :--fW come yeass have been euN-
jeet 70 attacks Of inenn0atory sAs1matism, which
usually connes on evgRy three Of fouf months. M
physicians wSre Of tbs higheet evputatiun ~ ther
advice took colchicrm citsic acfd and Other cclc
hrafed remedies but nnhe believed me os shortened
the attachs. which lasted for weeks At time In ny
last Attack concue ed 10 try your famous Pills
Ma lying upon my bad nj the time. entering the ~
vsf-se pans y my feet and aekic- which no pen can
describe the frs. dose q sx Pills was 20 effective
that In few hCurs the pain and swelling scnsihiy
Ahatod and In forty eight hours were all gone and
was On d and have he'd NO return.
ssnd you this testimonial Tor the beneft OF othere
who. suffering In similar manner. may know how
they ind certain relief
Ian respectfully youn. I'D. DUDLEY.
The Hon, Dernas Names. savs :--"r sell more Of
Rrandreh's Pills than. all others PIT together
BRANDiiKTiis PILLS a,csold by all druggists
aud at the principal Office, Brandreth House, New
yok. Observe D. BRANDHET1I in white ls,ters q
the government stamp on each bog.
IiBLMBOlre EXTRACT BUCHU - Irrsovw
hoss WASH cures secret and delicate disorders u ali
nef sfagef. Ut little expense, little Of no change N
dies. no Inconvenience and exposure. Il e pIeae
ant In taste md cdor, immediate IN NJ nesloa md
rec rom all I'M uf1Oue pfUpeftice. feeb5-dkWaY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05
ING eaewsyss

KNFKBLED AND DELlCATH CONSTITUTION
q both eexes, use HElAsoiDVExYnkCf Bccnu. Il
WI give 49, - @naGUoes 1UeonG2 - Unu0
you TO eleep well. fAeS6- dAv1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

The Greatest Pain-Reliever in
the World.-warranted spperior to any other
or no pay, for the cure Of Chronic Rheumatism.
Tocthsche. Heaiache. Soro Throat, Mumps, Burns.
Cuts, Insect rtings, Pains In the Back Chest ana
Limbs. Spsains. Old sores. Bwellinge also. TO take
internally FOR Diarrhua, Dyssntery. Collie, Spaeme.
Sea sickness. Vomiting and Croup. IL 10 perfectly
innocent 10 take internally, n used according to the
drsctions and never fails, 90 thousands can sttest
II ~ss Arst introduced IN 1871 ana nov miilions Of
bottles are annually sold. Every one who has once
used II, continues TO do 90, and recommend II to
their friends ~ the most valuable medicine extant
Certihcates enough 10 MI dozen newspapers have
been received b. DR.. Tobias. His medicine, the ye-
netan lininent win do all that . stated. ana noee
No Que vim regret 6yisg IL. Thosc sssiahe Il I
distance fson pAyscisn. win nnd IL rslahls sdi
cine to have on hand In cass Of aecidents Ask for
Dr. Tobias ve6etlan l1utnsof. snd ~ NO oshs, -
Price % cente and o.. Sold by I'll Dru aeoe DEPOT
g COsslendt 0f1eet, n. Y. mytdAwiS
LADrn can receive sbo3 or Dr. vslpass rms b.
mail. sealed ils0 ~ ~ Of ~ pusoe, D. enelosne
me dollar and si1 poeeess seamps 70 II. ". Ma
TAKE no MoRK uNPLRAsA51T 1FD M
sAFk REn8DlRS foe uaRlsas1a9 Gha 01nRsSoos
lieeasee Uee haanueOS 1xnses DUQ1lsD IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05
PREPARED 0ll OF PAIN 90 MACE,
For Esreserving, Ress6fAhg and
Beauelfylng the llose. :,

Aadis Ne NEST dslightfal and wonderful asticjs
She world ever produced. =
Ladbp viii Aud 4 mt only eeee.an renedv q Re.
store. DmkD sd BeselsSy ne H6Sr. buS 10 49,,
able article for the Toilet, Il y highly psrfumed
with rtce and dal1caoe perfume. hdepsaosnt Of tn
fragrant odcf 81 the Ulle 81 Palm Of Iece.
The Marvel OF Peru.
new and beautiful perfume. which In dencacy q
scent. and the eenoefC WA eMsn q clinsa 10 ~
handkerchief and person. u onsquo1lod.
The sbove arclee fos saie By all Druraiste and
pgsumers. q 81 per bottle ssch. Sent by oxpsessp
~. wIlanf . ou.iv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

=
The recent rains disentombed q skeleton
on tho bank OF the rivef near Keoksk. a
meet si p ,s City, On a's ss 49, ss .ns s IN
Of juno.
Cedar Rapids il infsstsd with burglars.
Four stores asd u post-oGles were enter
ed By them last week.
Ths Nespe,;ef savs ahsr, - .,s shurch.
. = Oeuncii Blu6s, To- cf thsa The hand
ssmese edi0css Of Shs NM 8 Ie6a.
Ths n VIZ Oaset.~r -. sh.a O,;,.,
Rav. a. viotim AZ ~ lSeso hessL :aehh,..
~ q III ei;,s. ~ ~ -. cs," !.
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49,. 1872. S. ~ ~ ~ ~ 10y anu nno
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81. :. IN ~ ~ ~. I..1vs-' !. ss.s:N ~
-. a. M -" -
~" A"sumsu :. Uu0uqus enserco the
:sespne sP:ts@ens o. Sespecsso!e yeun9
.Aay sou; VINE ene Ne as'sep. endsavorto
eS4s Seecs
rs ccs s"0Sv y SUw"B csn1e sWcK %
:. -. Ia. = ave I.so Inc article "e'ng thrown
~ W .--'' ""o "-s s'ouseo oy Ms &c
EM aEH II
Ah9love state entail society will hold
9th. There will be ! session o, two whole
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

ee9Q1AL 11oTIcEo.
nal - Tx NUlD ElTRAe5
8UCElU
5sasustsas 80 - d;ssesss 81 III
ia MAnp n KT9HEys g az I pn9ssxt
GENERAL DRB1k11f.
40 = ssss''' = ~ unrxAHr ORGANS.
"'ssnss's y nAlsoa yzaAIz.
sAz>4rs sae ss's'Saso,3'es g. 3 Hs sssi 1
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InsnitY s1s6o o. U6s.As - 1Deed ooseD
ported nom tAess soarces. sad ~
HEALTH AsD HArPINEso.
sAas Of Po..es,sy. SssS sssd.Sse s.s Of /. rs-
EaS.gHEslaEE2;yy
r. =. 00G0DO1.D,
sEl9laz ouUQDoUH5ET
tAsskliJl sssssstt IA "a -. g
aELxBoLD's oosCE..3A1nD sEsaAcr BIZ
~. ! s,sas I'd. orsas Dsss~ss. a. zs.Ts 9.
"1.'''';s sss:, Ss:s; Nd 'ss.'a.-
Bu1A aseAsJparsA aeeueSsne - ~ ~ 6an6j1
snd Chemistry end are ~ aost acfive Inst can b
made. - e. l.. lSn6-a1~ly
I'm the Ceral Caves
see green said - DO The pre- vane hs color, aad
the FBII-TAtLED NAlpGNS
cit on the soska and comb thsir green locks assidu
'''''' Bat sA' snrrxs or EARTH
prefer glossy Dfcwns and aiming biscs 10 any Other
siagss. al ssure has mot given their fair heads
ths0 bss1sfsl hnss, N n m;sehancshas robbed thca
oftiwis ohec sxQuisits beauty they don't cry aboat
81 : CRnTADOnOs HAZE DYK,
which n Am mi0utes dosa eli that natuss eves ala
fW my hes1 IN her hsppteet mood. Manufactured b.
J. CntSrADoRo. > Asese l1soeA n. Y. Sold By
III Dssesists. APpl1c1 b. ~ Hat Drsee0s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

NATIONAL.
| STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
STEAM wH9KLY TO AND FROM
Queenstown and Liverpeol
; :; s; So. AeI &c: &C., !: !:
in, e''Fen I'D liz {, TOW" .s ;sss
.ss.sA |s,,sss
c!sss doublc.snxins Iron 6teamshigs. with water
tight compartments
ci,S S., :os a..Gs sS".
sss .Sas isLvE&il. c.ss. oesv 80 ssis 's ss..
DENMARK. Carr. Tnonreos, s,iiT ton; THd
rnas. Ga s,s a.os.s "a, ~, MN ca.
s,ss I'd: 1s IN ia SsxS7 W. S:sc,ss.
s.s =. ':; ,ssso .ss ~. s
=. asss.., s,..n Navigate. co...v, oslA..
IL aS :' n'a'h' sun Ne"
yloe Msw Tsek % Qssssseswn o. Avapeol,
0; r s'S ss.s c.s: al as; s....e, -
s. S:ss.sss ~; sis;: -. 81.
= Sss 49, 49, l ~ s S::s:. - 81.
1dsala. a Ississd, : q Lowest ssss.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-05

- ~...~s r~;,;. nnk sueccc1 II dealing |
'.s,s~ - $3.50. whils tiis auesaur
~ ..r,if,l ast for tho plsAs>
wv 'o 49, '' - rrvei for days and sweekp
u's y s.sss, nd IN that eaews ana throbe'
- We it, 49, There is one picture that par
.: .vJ Attracted No. A dslicats. beautiful
.'c ums ysiri hanging cold, STARK ind lileless
Z. ss ! cross. Thee u an intsass esonixing
smessgus .seumped upon thst spel1id brow
40 - }ses II dsscsi} nu&{ aAA tlroash all
thss sesny. y sssa. siaaA . haly angola ex-..,
uression Of resignation, one marvcls At the
srsiere p0Uee e CO eoprSU. IA this is
hut Abe belinaiunr o2e Scuis ul1ase career.
how hieh Is viii ascend In his profession,
the future 80 - ehev. Tberenrc many
oaheea ~ 49, ~ rell = " OF =
ssosrsae = N1Ss ~ \eIler@ V02k froSu.
the Roeav Nescasine- Chnrch's ne verk.
N;sss,s r.y1SF .rT%2S~SsU a. ~
800 - ~ -. -
v ss' se"s ~
~ =" II
csg H.H'1,l '
ossosns 2! 1aIo'e sae Pr, snu ne1s
sga'n oessld PEP greaS @e 0s3 &yepp0N1
= Of man. nes nos snsroaen'ssone nees.
hew and fasn'oo 'sses $500 o. h's ase
grace u ~ hesegn AANeem9, senoesee
g'e'noed Win 4eogns Wc,sns = NOW %
tss., we.sy Win ramsas ana ifel,cs 'ss 70,
ltse'i wnn al me sbsnoon os cn'ia-
'sh grace and srcu9n'fcssosss upon so'le
messy coucn o. do~ny pillow snd s'nk gen
ny 20 sleep ~ ossupssuy shsRea han
with Its 49, nng:rs ios'ns y sSsnns
place for 49, exqasitely roundsd ch:sn:
and the halt parted rps on'y fs,sa' scs o.
pearls OF whose beauty the gulieless owner
lies hi. "slssspins Innocence" ehs.tely
90" e"n almost Il . sse tn. happy smile
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ourselves. and with the shield of
righteous cause and the sword
Of truth, we hope to route our
enemies horse, foot and dragon.
What we want is a more energetic
spirit among all our people, and
especially our public journals We
should keep the history of this trait
orous party before the people all the
time. Let their black and damnable
deeds in killing enrolling officers,
in organizing the reasonable order
of the Sons of Liberty, in lying oR
soldiers and soldiers families, in
going to Canada, and doing every
thing mean that the devil and the
other enemies of our country wanted
them to do, be kept before the, people
until every one Of these smooth faced
hypocritical double Ttongued, 9two1
faced, demagoguical, played out rebel
politicians hide their sdetdrned heads
and cry for the sea of oblivion to
cover them up and hide them from
the hideousnessI of their crimes and
the ignominy heaped upon them by
loyal people everywhere.
Let ours be al warfare offensive an
stead of defensive. Let truth be told
and error put TO fight. and our cause
will triumph. : Let all our folks go to.
work and fight manfully, ,energetical- :.
ly and heroicaily for the cause of
right. :
The want Of rain is cutting ofxonr'
corn crops at least one-half outside,
of the river bottom. The growing
crop of tobacco will be short, also,
and the same may be said as to pota
toes. ..SOaa IdHl-
Our town has improved more this
Summer than for five j previous years.
and if we only had.a good outlet to
market we soon would surpass many
of our neighbo sister towns; but we
labor, watch and wait
Radically, yours. FILo.
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A CARE FROM HE sc, RETAaY 0F
THE POSEY COUNTY REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION. " 4a-sA--
MOUNT VERNON, IND, |
Sept. 9. 1867.
Editors Journal:

Editors Journal:
Permit me, through your columns.
to supply an omission in the publish
ed proceedings of the late Union Con-
vention of this county, which l., as
Secretary of that Convention. through
an oversight, and much to my regret,
am chargeable with. The omission
alluded to is the resolution endorsing
Judge Robinson as candidate for
Common Pleas Judge. The exact
phraseology of the resolution l am
unable to give having mislaid the
original. My recollection is, however,
that it was to the following purport:
"Resoloed, That in the absence of
nominating Convention, We heartily
endorse Hon. A. l.. Robinson as the
Union candidate for Judge of this
Common Pleas District, and pledge
him our support" sa Z Al.
Some of the Judges most jealous,
if not most discreet and charitable
friends hereabouts became consider
ably excited upon discovering the
OMISSION; and, as I learn, in their
wrath thereat, INDUCED in pretty
plain intimations that the omission
was purposely made out of hostility
to the Judge While having no ap-
prehensions of any damaging effect to,
myself as likely to result from such
lnsinuations, | may be pardoned for
remarkipg that, perhaps, the realiza-
ton by my critics that they them
selves, under similar circumstances,
would have been unable'to resist the
inclination to perpetrate so contempt
IDLE little bit of knavery as willful
suppression of part of the Conven-
tion's record would be, prompted the
belief of my culpa bility in the prem
lses. Let them be assured that, were
l sufficiently of a knave, / would
hardly be so great a fool as to be
guilty of so silly trick of such easy
detection. cY1
In regard to the resolution itself,
in view of its terms and the circum-
stances under which it was adopted,
L conceive it to be very qualified
that cannot be used to the prejudice
of any other aspirant for the Union
nomination. The reservation ex-
pressed in the phrase, /" In the alb
sence of nominating convention,
prevented storm of opposition to it
that it would have been unable to
weather. 1t was the hope and ex-
pectation that such absence would
not be of long continuance, but that
District Convention would be
speedily held, that induced many who
would have resisted an unqualified
endorsement of Judge Robinson to
the bitter end. to allow the reso-
luton that was adopted to pass with
but slight challenge.
G. L. PROssER.