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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

Rock ISLAND IrEss.-Rev. W. W. Vets
more is to be the permanent pastor of the
second Presbyterian Church
The fine brick building of Mr. q. blythe.
correr of Eagle and Orleans street, is now
receiving its inside work. The brick work
was done last season by Mr.. Sage the car
penter work by l.. d. Hamilton, and the
paint'n. by d. s. Mcdaniel d Co. Besides
the room on the corner, now occupied as a
grocery, there will be very snug store
room adjoining, with open front, iron col>
umns, etc. On the second floor are some
fine rooms which car be used for domestic
purposes or for offices. Il is a good, sub
stsntial building and en- ornsmcn: to that
part of the city Union, Sth.
WArsiR BRIpcx.-At the wapsic bridge
meeting held last evening the following res.
olutions were adopted:
-Mored and Seconded. That a Committee
Of three be appointed TO represent the stock
holders Of Davenport, at the meeting 10 be
held on the 18th inst. At Stevens Fo,d, and
that the Chairman Of said Committee be
authorized to cast the votes by proxy for the
Davenport stock holders.
q. l.. Davenport. II. X. Claussen anu
James High be appointed ~ said Commit
te.
-Nored and Seconded. That the above Cor.
mittee en- gage an engineer 70 make survey
OF the bes; cation for q bridge. A report
of which is to be laid before . meeting OF
the Davenpors stock holders on the evening
OF March 10th at o'clock 1t q. L. Daven1
ports office. G. L. DAvsxPoar. Chair man.
F. KsnoE, Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

This II the Scnson Of the Year
When children teething are almost sure to
have dysentcry and dirrhGa. MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP is a never
failing remedy. II not only relieves the
child from pain, but invigorates the ston>
ach and bowels, corrccts acdity, and gives
tone aud energy to the whole system. II
will almost instantly cure gripi'g in the
bowels and wind collie. Mothers, don't fail
10 procure IT,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

HILLS HAIR DYE. 80 cents, black or
brown instantaneous atural, durable, beau
titul. reliable, indeed the best in use, has been
before the public over fifteen years. Is rho
cheapest. containing as much ~ the usual
dollar sizes. Depot No. Cts John street,
New York City. Sold by all Druggists,
patent medicine, pcriumerv and fancy
goods stores everywhere. juncll-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
STOP
YOUR COUGH.
sELlEB'O nNGPEDlAL
COUGH SYRUP,

Coughs, moarseness, Group,
Colds, WhO"ping Cough,
influenza,
And all diseases Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
tits pronounced by all who have used Il. the mo-,
pleasant and enicactous Cough Remedy
EVER INTRODUCES.
20 No Mother should b. withoutis.
~ No Nursery 4 complete wishoufit
In TACT II should be IN every family.
is the most perfect StCshng syrup 1ce SosU Throat
ani irritated Lungs klown, kundru6s can teotifp
Sao have proved u edb<acy.
II u prompt in ~ acet1n. always safe, and enu b
succeso. ~~~
T.. Z. 0RARnO . %. Oees pnsrum.e~.
U1sealss = n nssuass. ;ssssSS::i5a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

TN THE ABOVE BRANCHES OF GARD
l. ening Mr.. Upton is not excel!ed BY any one
in tile United States, as he has visited all the
most prominent gardens IN Europe and throug n
the cities of Asia and Africa. and therefore has
had opportunities for Observable and stud,
possessed by but few He has permanently loca-
ted in Davenport. and offers his professional ser
vices TO he people of this vicinity. aud # fifteen
years o. theoretical and practical study Of the
art are any recommendation trusts to receive
fair share Of patronage.
Leave orders at Jones 4 Wocdwsrd's, lis
Brady Street, or at;McNair K Jordan's.
uteh9 dan,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
To-Dav's Advertisements.
Profitable Investment.

A PRACTICAL TANNER AND GU ri Err
"A watts . partner with Capital Il from
two 70 Tour thousand dollars. 10 Gerry on the
Tsnnerv and .'nrrying basisess n this city
Address. rA\SEA, box "a, Davenport.
Iowa mchs DIV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
CIT 1T E M =.

fon Council Proceedings see the fourth
page.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

Social SUPrER.-Lst no one forget the
social supper this evening at the LeClaire
Hall. II promises TO be excellent in all its
features. The ladies have prepared host
Of good things for those who like to cat,
and general good time may be expected
by oil who are fortunate enough to attend.
LcClaire Hall will be used for eating pur.
poses. Three long tables in the center Of
the room, and two separate side tables for
oysters AID ice cream, all present very in
vting appearance. The Hall a: the right
Of the supper room has been secured for
music. singing, social promenading. etc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

J. A. COWBOY 4 SoS, PaoyInEScE. X. l..
Attention is called % the card OF this
house-onc of tho Oldest in the United
States. They arc manufacturers Of all
kinds Of Reeds and Heddles, and deal large
ly in manufacturers supplies. The pro.
prietors Of Wooden Mills will f,.d il to their
advantage TO open . connection with this
old and reliable firm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

Tns grain business Of Muscatins for tho
year 1866. - W learn from the Journpl
was - follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08
JOHN y. CRAWFORD.
For Sale.

4 TTuRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
I No. Niele's Rlncs. davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

MErcALrK's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY il
the most wonderful remedy ever brought
before the public. A gentleman OF this CITY
who had lost the use Of his limbs, and h ld
used crutchcs for over six months. has been
completely cured by one bottle Tell your
afflicted friends ~ try it, Stevenson l.
Csrnahan, Agents. Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

advantage to open . connection with this
old and reliable firm.
BY Tns PoruLAR vorE.-!t will be seen
by the Council proceedings in another
column that the Office Of Street Commission.
or, City Attorney. City Wharf Master, City
Sexton, City Assessor, and Health Inspector
will hereafter be 6lled the same - other
city Offices. BY the popular vote, instead Of
being appointed BY the City Council This
new order Of things will take effect At the
next city election, on the first Saturday Of
April, 1867.
WORkiSaMESs' LITERARY ASSOCIATION. -
In accordance with previous notice, the
workingmen met at their rooms last eve
ming. and elected the following permanent
officers, who will hold their office for one
year
Presidential Donahue
Wee Iresiden,--O. $. Mckowu.
Sccretary-S. Keifer.
Trcasurer-A. Morton
Librar;an-J. McKim.
Board Of Directors-A. Mel. Blair, A. s.
corken. j. II. Wallace, {. Shstfer. Vim.
Barrnclough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

NExDxLssoHN SocIRrY.-At meeting OF
the Msndelssohn Society SHIELD last Tuesday
evening the following officers were elected:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-08

VetlS SIecI-JaWAIuS JANICE, oRcuto.
GRAFTON KNIGHT
Manufactures the best oak tanned Leather
Belts, Leather Hose, Fire Buckets add Sue
tons Of all kinds. They make anything Of
this description to.:order, and keep on hasd
large supply. Belt Leather. Lacisss, Riv.
ets, Cement, &c. s. Harris. So South Canal
street, Chicago. 10 their agent sor the West.
We wish to call the particular attention Of
our fire companies to their hose. II il de-
cidedly the best leather hose manufactured
and they offer extra inducements to pur.
chssess Of hose and fire buckets, and our
FIRE boys, in replenishing up should not for>
get this house. Our Wholesale leather deal.
ers will End something in their line BY ref
erence to the card in another column, and
We are satisfied that il will be 10 their adj
vantage to order their supplies from Nessrs.
Grayton Knight.
But space fcrbids more extended no
,ice. We think We have shown that nearly
every kind Of machinery 10 here manulao
turcd. and business men. in consulting their
own Interests cannot DO better than b. peo-
curing whatevss they dseiss Glua The Woe>
cester manufacturers
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

a moderately cheap and sure pioct'- 'o "or" our rich ourirrrou- ores. thousand, of people will rush to this section.
 Wih all its drawbacks. thc portion oi ATT l5na north of the Gila, i, to-day far ahead o' southern Arizona. We raise more corn, wheat and vegetables than they do We produce more gold in one week than they do h SIX months. and have ten white fmilic, Go ihe" one. On one thing, however, we mu,t N"o'A under to the tropical cu,se> >ouih oi thc '''.' that is, their happy faculty of drawing hNn'- reds of dollars out of che national purse to our ten. but we assert tha, they ought not to have much credit for that feat. as their long experience in, and entire dependence "pon' that business ought to and las made them very expert.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30
Eastern News-.The Elections,

The results of the recent elections in the Atlantic States are highly gratifying to the friend, of freedom in our country. The peo- pie have spoken out in a manner that cannot be misunderstood, against negro suffrage, military de,pol.-m and Congressional usurIa tion. They have decided against the party that has tramplcd upon the Constitution and laws of the country. crushed out liberty m the South, ny di,tranchi>ing di the white ciu- zens of llat section of our country, and plac- iur the ballot in the hands of brutal and ig- norant negroes who stand ready to vote a. thev are told. by the satraps who govern those States The people are not willing 10 toll ctcrnally for the benefit of bondholding aris.ocracy. Oppressive taxation will not be endured by them any longer. The days of Radical mi>rulc are numbered Its death knel will soon ring out over the land, and the obnoxious laws which it has framed and put in force by the jayonet will be swept from tbe statute books by the representatives of an indignant and outraged people.
 New York City gave COCO Democratic mlloFitNt bIoohiNH, lH.h't BtutpcEdtlC uit3 ortv. The State s Democratic by about l5.OOO. The Assembly stands - Democrats to 5 Republicans: senate, lj Democrats, lG Republicans, and 1 independent. O'Brien Tammany. k elected Sheriff, over Connolly. the Mozart nominee by about 900 majority
 Tn Wisconsin the Republicans have Q mai ority of three in the Senate and ten in the House. Fairchid's majority for Governor is about 5000.
 In Kansas, female sugragc and negro sul- frage were defeated by 5000 to 10000. Fe male suffrage ran ahead of negro suffrage Leayenworth City gave a Democratic major ity. Returns from all parts of the State show large Democratic gains.
 h New Jersey, both branches of the Leg islature arc Democratic. The Democrat, minority in the State Is about 12OOO.
 Maryland gave 40,G0O Democratic majority
 The Republicans have, of course, carried Massachusetts, by 6 decreased majority.
 The Republican majority Of Minnesota vii probably reach j,OOO The vote on the sui ifagc amendment is CIu>c-rysult doubtful.
 In Illinois there were only county election and the Republicans claim majorities.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

ON the evening of November l3, large number of the merchants of San Francisco met in the Merchants Exchange Building. in ;hat city, for the purpose of assisting in the celebration of the acceptance and dedication of the new rooms of the Chamber of Com mcrce. There were also large number of invited guests. among whom were Governor elect II. II. IIaight, Major-Gcnerals Halleck and Rosecrans, Brigaiier- McDowel, General J. r Miller. and many ether army and navy officers, several of the foreign Con suls, Mayor Coon and other city officials also several of the leading Chinese merchants, as well as several Japanese. After dinner, several toasts were drank, and the best of feeling prevailed. The merchants are proud of their new rooms.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

ONE TO TES.-Atthe Louisiana. ''elcction, ' only one white vote was cast to every ten black ones.
 Lovely state of affairs, isn't itl Yet Q great many pinks of the Conglomerate mass of-humanity party that forcei this diabolieal " selection process upon the South profess to be followers of the great Douglas. What do they think of the following sentiments expressed by him in regard to this dark and low-hyed matter:
 II hold that this Government was made OF the white basis. by white men. for the benefit Of white men and their posterity for ever. and should he administered by whit, men. and none others. to not believe that the Almighty made the negro capable oi self-government "-.S}. pAen 4. D51gl1S
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

ORDERED TO WAsHNGToN.- .-Rumor has it that George W. Dent, Superintendent of h. dian Affairs for this Territory, has been or dered to Washington; for what purpose mo- body seems to know. The work upon the reservation at La Paz will continue, and To will have to be good boy until the Big White Chief comes back from the Home of the Great Father. ATr. Dent expects to be back in Arizona early in February.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

,,ronpl. old .tagcrs from tEe East have hoodwinked our people long enough, and it is high time for us Co send some one to Wash ipcton who will be backed up by some party If the people ot the whole Territory cannot orcani2c and nominate good men for Con press let us-the people north of the Gila-- unite upon some competent person, who IS not ashamed to own that he i. a Democrat or Republican, and run him against the candi- date of the maligncrs and hatcrs of our sec iion We are ro breeder of sectional anlnlos- ity. and would like to see all the citizens of our spar,cly pcoplcd Territory work together in common harness for the public good; but when one portion of them ,toop Co the use ot bribery and mderhandcd means Co accom- pli,h uc ruin of another section, our voice is 1 then for war and our motto is 10 iirht the 1 devil Vih fire" Pima county may pledge her support to Governor Mccormick, or his man"-nay buy corrupt legislators; lavapai ana her sister counties north of the Gila will not ,o degrade themselves Conscious of the wealth of their section and the indom'ablo energy of tLeir people, thcy vi! pursue the even tenor of their way, knowing full well that ere long they will prove to the world that those who now try to injurc them do SC from base and unW worthy motives. They con sole themselves with the axiom that
 "Tmc at las se,s all things cycn.'
 Our pcorlc did not come here to live of tn, iouuti,s ui Government. The richest mines the hc.t farming and grazing land, the larges
 forests. and the hoaithic>t climate in Arizona are what we have Co offer to immigration and with which We hope to build uP a coun try tha, will far eclipse the lizard patch soutl of the Gi,a
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

"BLUE BAcas,' have all disappeared, and in their place one sees lots of 'rcd-hcllie-' g Col. Carter, 'he Secretary of the Territory, got letter from the Acting Assistant I'rca,- urer at New York, on the nigh, of November 20, informing hin that on the 10th day of October last the sum of S20,0O0 was placed to bis credit, by the Government. And that night and the next day be went around and told everybody who owned |" bluc-backn to call at his office and exchange it for the rouge. Everybody did so, and thus endeth the reign of the " -backsn
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

SEVERAL Radical sheets, have, since the recent lecture read their party by the voters of Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, California and other States, hoisted General Grants name at the head of their columns for Pres- dent in lS6S, Won't there be wailng and gnashing of teeth should the General spit upon these poodles and their party. The game is made, and God will not grant them another lease of the White House. They will be Ch1a(D out of power next time, sure.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

DEAR PLscE TO DiE. Fort Yuma, Cali fornia, still keeps up it's ancient reputation for being bad place to take sick in and die Not long since. Mr. J. r. Thompson Wa. taken sick. admitted into the Military Hos pital, spent 32 days there. and kicked the bucket, for which his estate had to punglc the nice little sum of S5l4.00 in gold. nearly twenty dollars a day. What care and atten- ton the poor fellow must have received. and what medicines he must have swallowed in order to balance that awful bill. But then it all goes into the National Treasury, oi course.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

X PRocLAMArIoN.-Th President of the United States has issued a proclamation, a copy of which has been furnished to the Fed erai officials on thi, coast, reminding them ol and eujoining upon them the necessity of de yotion to their country and cooperation iE tlc efforts of the government to sustain the authority of the laws, the supremacy ol the Federal Constitution, and 10 protect unimpared the integrity oi the National Union. What does Andy mean? Does he expect war with the Radicals It looks that way. From the thrcatcnings of the nm pcachers and usurpcrs o9 tbat party, ii seem. as though they meant mischief
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

Our or WoRE.-Three-quarters of the two thousand boot and shoe makers Of Worcester, Massachusetts, are out of work.
 Serves them right. If, instead of ieariag lean over the miserics of the whites If the south, they would help the Democracy to sc,o up CuiIee and the Radicals they would soon reach the end of their troubles and have aH the work they wanted. But the poor delu- ded so"is, We suppose, would rather p.g out by starvation at iaG than mend their condi tions by aaHiAg up the Radical ca,tskia.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

OLp Mhiafsu.-The AH1 of a recent date hasaycry "phunny article in relation to the killing of a Clilcno, at Wrkculu-g in tli, county. a short time since hy Ja,k Sailing. l. talks as though our people lived on human blood Now, the facts in thi, case justified Shilling in killing him, This Chilcuo was a man of desperate character, and had, T. peat edly. we are told threatened Shilling, life. A short time before his death, he told several persons in Wickcnburg that he was armed and would xiii Suiiiinga as soon as he saw him. Shilling, friend, advised him of this fact, and to save his own life, be was reluctantly compelled to take that of another. The friend, and countrymcu of the Chileno were satisfied with the result, well showing that had Smiling not killed him he would most as- suredly have killed Shilling This is the long and short of the whole story. The fita need not try to make point against thi. Territory in that way. The records of it. own State show hundre Is of suci cases.
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

C. ?. CLEVER and Col. Chavez have both gone East. Chavez intends contesting CIcver's right to represent New Mexico in Congress. We believe the latter gentleman received tho certificate
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

THE Territorial Treasury of New "'- like ours, is, according to tbo Ae '' Financially sick
Arizona miner., 1867-11-30

NtLb Ne' fAf'+fh' 'f t.-. hear that a number of men gre hsA c... good wages, placering, on Granite '- ., above the Sawmill Without douo', s, deal of gold will yet be taken oa! % placers; and "the gold of that land 5'7
 MoRE iSoS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-14
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, September I8-p. m.
Sales Of cotton for the week, So, 200 bales ;
stock, $4,000 bales, whereof 2S9, 900 is
American ; the recent decline here il
due to the large stock on hand.
VIENNA, September 13.-The finan-
cisl relations between Austria and Hun
gary have been adjusted to the satisfac-
ton OF both countries.
LIVERPOOL, September IL, p.m.-Cot-
ton, owing to the improved tone OF the
trade report, closed irmer and more &C
tive. The sales foot up l 5000 bales, at
94d for uplsnds, and 93d for Orleans.
B~readstuffs firmer. Corn 37s Sd.
LONDON, September Is, p.m.-ConsOls,
945 Erie, 443 Illinois Central, Il 5 2Os,
49,.
FRANKFORT, September Is, p.m.-Five-
twenties, 76t.
STOCKHOLM, September 1S.-The
United States steamer Franklin, Admit
raj F~arragut's flagship, accompanied by
the Canandsigus, T~iconderoga and
Frolic, arrived here recently after visit
ing several places in the Baltic. The
customary salutes were fired. The grand
feature wGs 8 fete given in the palace by
the king, attended by Admiral Farragut,
his officers, and many Swedish officers.
Toasts were drank, speeches made, and
the utmost good feeling and enthusiasm
manifested.
ROME. September lS.-The pope has
resolved to call together q general eoun-
Gil Of the Catholic church. Primates,
srchbishops, cardinals, the heads Of re-
liglous orders and other dignitaries, who
will be summoned to attend from all
parts of the world. The holy father has
named ten cardinals to whom he has in
trusted the duty of arranging the pre-.
liminaries.
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PRINCEPLEs GOyKREING THE CON
DUCT OF THE APPEAL
A Government Of white men for viii

A Government OF white men for white
men; and no political miscegenation.
LoYALrY 10 the Union ofthe STATES: FTDEL-
IrY to the Constitution in its true extent and
meaning Obedience 10 and maintenance OF
an Law. state and National, cOnstitutonaly
enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, U~surpati0n and Op-
preston. OF one man OF many; and to all en-
--roacbments upon the rights OF freemen or OF
States. or upon the just and Constitutional
prerogatIves Of any Department Of the State
or National Governments
No EsrABLIsHMESrs OF Military despotsms,
no e~nthroning OF martial law, no suspension
Of the writ OF Eabeas Corpus, no Staying Of cit
liens by Military Commission, no Interference
With the Courts. no Ee.treS De cached, in time OF
peace
STRICT sUBoEDrNATIoN ofthe Military 70 the
Civil Power.
No srAsD1Ss ARx1Es Of States in time Of
peace. o.
RESTORATION Of ~disfanchissd citizens to all
rights and privileges Of which they have been
dfsseIzed: no prosecutions OF disqualification
Tor political opinions; for the PAST, oblivion
OF offences; for the PRESENT and FUTURE
USroS, PEACE, Law and ORDER.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to al freemen OF the
African race, Of all the CIVIL rights OF freemen-
No REPUTATION, by State OF Nation, Of any
honest "a lawful debt
No REVIVAL OF Did party differences but a
Union OF all Conservative men, OF all former
psrlies, who revere the Constitution. 70 restore
the old landmarks Of the Government
No LEGISLATION to plumber one portion 81
the ountr for the profit OF another portion
WHATEVER is JUST; whatever is Right;
Whatever Is OF coon REPUTE, and worthy Of
the descendants OF English freemen-
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Might Dispatches.
IvEsTERs A~s0OoIArrD rArss RErOara.I

NEW ORLEANS, September l3.-A suit
was commenced In ajustice's court to-
day for the recovery Of the value OF q ten
dollar city note. This is a test case.
Two of the officers and twenty men OF
the United States iron clad Mohaska died
yesterday of the yellow fever.
There were fOrty-three deaths from the
fever up to six O'Clock this morning.
SAN FRANCISCO, September I3.-The
democrats have a majority of at least
twenty on q joint ballot 10 the mex leg
islsture.
NEW YORK, September 1S.-Madame
Ristori and suite arrived to-day per the
Europea.
LOUISVILLE, September 13.-The river
Is still falling, with only thirty inches in
the canal by the mark, and the weather
continues warm.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 13.-The
four Conferences of the Methodist
Church, which have been 10 session IN
different parts OF the state during the
week, met in joint convention at Sang
arsfest hall in this city to-day. The
exercises and address were OF the most
interesting character. Among the dis
tinguished divines present were Bishops
Anles, Scott, Jones and Morris.
Hon. VIM. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania,
delivered an address tonight at the
Opera hall to a large audience.