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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08

rrr.c the New York Tribane

Fran the New York Tribune
We think Il time 70 say that the many
mvs,er;es surrounding this Surratt case
should cease. Since the assassination Of
President Lincoln ws have had endless sur>
nisss snd makc-shifts and tricks in refer
snce TO the crime and these accused In the
FIRST place, We had the Government procla
nations accusing Davis, aad Sanders, and
Thompson Of the assassination. These We
had ~ tsialss IN wAiaA thsss psssens we're
selsonly asraignsd = pasticipasts in the
crime. Thses ars few things tAaa our chil.
dren win Ices care 10 read than thss self
same nh. With 10 wsyward and rude jus>
tice. Then cane the swift execution Of Mrs.
Susrast, although Payne, an ASSASSIN BY his
own confession, asserted her innocence. We
had the escape Of Surfatt-his wanderings
under Government espionage fact that
It was known where he was, and no effort
mads 20 arrest him until Mr. Boutwell,
speaking the public opinion OF the nation.
compelled his arrest. We have also had hs
imprisonment Of Davi, as an assassin"
there is any value in the juder"eh' oi 'ne
comm salon that tried Payne ana ms CONS
pauicns. Hi. continued imprisonment with
GU, trial. or the pre,encc Of trial, is itself
N mv.tcry and shame. Then came General
Bu,ler's famous speech, showing that the
e a. .al III,
conspiracy trial, and the declaration Of q
great lawyer that Mrs. Surrast had been in,
nocently hanged. immediately came ~ sn'
nouncsnsnt that tho War Department
would print the Booths diary 80 soon ~
something Or other occurred. Well tint
enough has passed for twenty shiags Il
happen. aad nothing 10 heard Of the booth
diary Finally, Ne have the NEST provoking
delays absut the trial Of Surrstt. with "a
announcement that 10 IL not 70. BE- tried. BE-
cause trial might establish the fact that
Mn. Susrsss IVES net guilty - I'll
Il 10 time that This juggling should cease
aad especially - The Surratt oass 10 only I
part Of he juggling that hes tssa pssnit
ted since the death Of N. Lincoln. Ths
tragedy 10 ono Of the most myatssioss IL
tAe annals Of crime. There 10 something
hiddcs that W crave 90 know. What Il i
ws cannot cay but thc records Of thc trial
che ooatinued Imprisonment Of ME-. Davi
sad especially the shutting Of the Govern
mene, Gospel dissrust and suspicion. VIII!
he's net Booths diary been published
Why 10 George N. Sanders not dsnan .,
from he British Government, il the admin
istratisa really believes he Vas . partne
Ia the orine 81 Boothi Why IL not Davi
either punished or rslsassdf And why i
not John n. Surratt. against whom at leas
al the evidence We have points unsrringly
brsugh, to Justice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
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Address, JOSEPH 7. N0AN,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08

Ia August, 1865 our Government conn
missoncd j. Ross Browne 10 mako are.
port on tho mineral resources of tho States
and Territories wesl Of the Rocky Nouns
iaius Ths report is book Of three hundred
and twenty one pages. Ia his introductory
letter To Secretary McOulloch, he gives the
produces Of ( III and silver for 1866, rs FOL-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
In che Coral Caves

In che COrol Caves
80 green b said 10 b. NE pes vass hss color AID
the FISH TAILED NAlDEN0
DIT on the rocks and comb their green locks assidu
BRLLNs OF EARTH
prefer eessy browse nd shining bleeks 70 any Other
tingss, end mature has not sivsn thsiR fair hsads
these beaasful huee. eff miscAa.cshas robbed them
of their sxquisits beauty, hey don't ey about
Il. bot resort a ooee 70
CRi0TADOnO's HAlH DYE,
which IN ave miAutes does oil that nature svss ad
for any head In her Aappiest mood Manufactured b.
J. CNieTADORO, Astse Noass. N. 7. Sold b.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
.slo7,OOo,ooo
Nr nraxn, then ramarks |.

Assuming the estimate above given to
be approximately correct, Il will DO seen
that the States aud Territories on the Pa
cihc slope produce annually upwards Of one
hundred millions Of the precious metals; .
quantity more than four times ~ great 10
the total product Of the world les. than
thirty wears ngo"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08

Spoons Spoons Tho New York cor.
respondent of the Philadelphia Ledger saws:
Among the latest arrivals in towo is Gen.
cral Butler. There is Coon authority for say
Ing that he wll,cvisit tho South, and New
Orleans even, some time in the course OF
the ensuing SIMMER, with view of follow.
ing ~ the campaign begun by Senator Will
son in Virginia. He says the people down
there are laboring under serious msappc>
hension rs 10 his views concerning them,
md he "a anxious to have them corrected. :"
The Cork Esaminersays that for many
years there has net prevailed more desti.
tuition than at any present exists among
shs numerous poor in the city Of Cork
Seven hundred young men and women left
Queenstown on Wednesday for New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-08
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Debility lie accomp panied BY many alarming synp-
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e0lton'S Select FsaScrs

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED y
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-08-15
That's What's the Matter.

Senator Frcllinghuyscn, OF New
Jersey. is a bright and shining lumin-
ary. lie thinks the negro is black be-
Perhaps this Jersey SAL:
, ,6ne: thc sun curled his hair affected
.nn Ss,u ZONES, and decreased the so,,
n nas of his brain! But how can .s;s n tIo
be such an egregious fool il = tn, TINS inc
year 1861? After getting & "a that Ia,' e S,ue
saw, Mr.. FrclinghuyserIH ,a .'I oo1 ~ "
ality at the ballot be. WIZ. not leau 10 !,
"ln'.aa,''', d.. what a byopcrite he is,
opposed. frhese men are all alike.
.one Nat one is tanned by the sun
sSA..a,he other is not, and yet Mr.. F. is
.IpEposed to. a,nalgauation! No, sir,
this will not do. You, Frederick L.
Frelinghuyssa, aEs the most eonspicu
ons hypotTIe,of fhe nineteenth century
if yoii assert. as you do most emphatic
ally, that all the distinctions between
the black and white races are artificial,
and yet refuse to live out your belief
You must accept n horn or the other
Of your dilemma, or hold your peace
IN. Y. Day Book. IN.
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TcnuesScc.

The Memphis Bulletin gives tho fol-
loving graphic description Of the late
elections in Tennessee. 1t would
eeem that the expected tragedy turned
out a Imaginable farce, well performed
by Brownlow and his Ethiopian Min
strcls, We guess bones was at hand
We looked in upon them at the poll
inc places, at about twelve o'clock.
Not being n voter ourselves, on account
Of Il supposed defect Of patriotism, our
visit was, Of course, one OF mere Gu
rio.i,y. TO our eyes, the long pro.
cession of dusky figures making their
way slowly to the judges stand, bore
the scmblancc of funeral procession.
Liberty was dead, we thought, and
these were his pal. bearers. The white
people, those unfortunate individuals
who has been tabooed on account OF
their color, were looking on curlously'
from q distance, pretty much as they,
would look npon the realization OF
some Eastern tale iD the Arabian
NIGHTS. We scanned the c~ountenance
of the dnsky voters. Childish curlosl-
ty, and simplicity, stolid indifference,
blank ignorance, w~retchcdhess aho
crime were the main characteristics
And these were the voters OF America,
the men who are to be the future guar
dams Of the constitutional Liberties "
these States, the lawgivcrs and Judges
of , land Of white men. We turned
away sick at heart.
Al we passed by Court Square, we
found u regiment OF troops encampca'
with u sentinel at each gate WIN "
hr;st]inp bayonet, and rows OF stacked
arms, belonging to the mel who were
living about among the shade trees,
inc Statue of ANDREW jackson looked
down upon these men. How the oiu
hero, the old constitution defender,
womb have astonished, if he could
, have arisen from his grave and looked
upon all these things being enacted IN
the State of Tennessee, in the yeai
1857? Sic transit. The play is over
the actors are dispersed, and Il read
ers will find in our local columns that
the Caucasian, in the State OF Iennes
see, has passed under the rule OF inc
African. The Yankee is avenged; nc
has thrown down the Southern men
and raised up the negro in his stead
Thank God! we have resisted the desc
Grafton Of our alters, and the degreoa'
,ion of our race, all VIC know how
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MONTVALE ~SPRINGS-1S67.

| This popular summer resort having beer
placed in thorough repair, and furnished
with new furniture. will be opened for Wis.
itors on the LIST Of June. under the direc-
ton and control of the undersigned. pro-
prletors of the American Hotel. Atlanta,
Ga. Montvalc presents the strongest at
fractions to both the invalid and pleasure
seeker. no less Oh account Of its retirement
and the beauty OF its surrounding scenery
than OF the restorative powers of its wa
tiers. We have reduced the price Of board
to the lowest figures consistent with .
proper provision for the entertainment OF
our guests. Board per day 50 90; per week
so 90; per month $50 90; with an allow
ance for families.
Travellers by rail reach the Springs by
special conveyance from Louden or BY
regular daily mail coaches from Knoxville
Tenn.
may2tf WHITE d wHITLOCK.
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THE WRONG SIDE OF THE
STREAM.

All! don't you remember, sweet Amy the
talking,
You caused down at Silverdale HallT
How men were all wild to attend you in
walking,
Or to carry your sunshade or shawlg
You laughed and you lirted and were 40
provoking, -.
For YOU reigncal like a despot supremc'
And issued your edicts--part earnest part
y Joking o. ,,
From your home on the side Of the
stream.
Then had you your favoritea, don't help
confessing,
Though YOU treated us all as your slaves,
One moment were angry, the next were
caresslng,
More capricious than wind-drlvcn wave,
Twas then Charley Lincoln and l were
both vying
TO be first in your love and esteem.
Whilst swiftly the rosy young hours were
flying
At your court by the side of the stream.
Thus it often occurred in that bright sunny
weather
That VIC both were cnsnarcd in your
wilcs;
You save one flower, another n feather
Whilst you gladdcncd us both with your
smiles.
At last came a time Of most exquisite r"P-
ture-
How short did that afternoon seem!
As rosy lips pouted, made my first cap
When | met you alone by the stream.
Alone. did 1 say? Charley Lincoln had
seen us;
That he had, I could tell by hislook;
What matter? with osiers and hurdles Dc
tween MS,
With A thick tangled hedge and-a
brook.
Twas all one to me, forhc could not come
over;
So he bowed in q manner supreme,
And envicd the lot that had cast me II
clover.
With himself the wrong side OF tho
stream.
How tender and true were those words
softly spoken,
How lovely the light in your eyes!
How earnest those pledges. ne'er meant
be broken,
Those whispers that melted to signs!
No longer mere fancy-my fate was deci
dcd;
No phantom or fairy-likc dream:
| blessed the good luck that my rival hs'
guided
Thus to walk on the wrong side OF IN
stream.
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ColIcEtat ID g y rtmen
FRESHMAN CLASS.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures Latin Lessons ATlthlhelN Lhei'"" ''"
mar, Geography and Composition. uumo sono,,r,s Conn
SECOND SEssION-Iatin,A Arithmetic, EnGnsh pra'h'"" N"N
palion. and Composition.
SOPHOMORE CLASS. ,,,,u.
F,psr SESSION - Algebra. Latin Reader. Physiology, French, Scholars
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FIRST SEssIoS.-Geomeuy, Latin, Chemistry. MentNi hhos"pn '"
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Heroic COndnct.
From the Philadelphia l.edger.]

f[UIl JJt j l''"
AT the bathing hour on Thursday AT
Atlantic City, a scene was e''ac'.u
which will long be remembered ny
those who witnessed it. An exc'r'
s;onist went in to battle, and was soon
carried beyond the breakers; beng a
war; )oroc man he iloatcd without dill
crliy' ana was supposed by those who
saw him. 70 be supported by a life pre-
server, In A few moments 1t became
ey,Jent that tie man was perfectly,
helpless and drowning. An exc,t'o
rrnwd gathered upon the beach. How
:, rcoch the doomed man was the
no,tiou. no boat could be obtained
line procured became entanglea'
whom suddenly n gentleman rushed ~
,n tine breakers, regardless OF danger
with steady stroke lie swan directly 10
,be drowning man, and, reaching him
tnunI ,,,at he was sinking. With adj
m;rohle presence of mind the swimmer
turned the almost drowned mans head
and body toward the shore ana theh
depressing his knees below inc watel
doI,herotely swan to the beach, push
inc the body before him. AS the IN
sonsible man approached the breakers,
his friends formed a line, received MS
hody, and then, by the vigorous appll'
cation of the usual means, restored NJ"
70 consciousness. Tho name of the
hold brave man who thus, at the peri
ofhis own life, rescued fellow being
was MIR. Thomas Taylor, of PhiIadel
mia. Noble deeds deserve honorable
notice. and we therefore publish I'll
name of this gentleman.