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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

THE Radical State Convention oe Io.
nominated Samuel Merrill, Of McGrevor
for Governor, and John Scott, of S,orv e,
Lieutenant Govcrno, on the 18th ins,nn,
Following closely on this, - resolution ~.
passed IN favor OF an amendment To tho
State Constitution extending the right Of
franchise to all men, irrespective Of color.
race or religion, while the military recon,
struction acts Of the last imbecils Congress
were heartily approved. The prompt ira
and speedy punishment Of JET. Davis 10 a.
10 demanded. II criminals are 10 be a
punished, Ne would suggest that the peopl,
Of lowe should loose no time 10 psessine e
. casse che suit against their present Gov
esner, W. n. Stone, whose peculetioos ar,
thousand times more fragrant than thos,
Of any Southerner. Let the WORT Of re-,
gsnsratisn commence u home, and let som,
Of the missing swamp land fsnds Be &C.
counted for. Such a iavestigtion voul,
BE- far more satisfactory to the ssosibl4 PEG
pie q Iowa, than long windsd resolution
demanding tho trial, convie4ion and decap
itas'on Of JED. Davis.-&. kssis Times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

From the report Of tho Commissioners of
Agriculture we mako the following extract,
showing the crop Of wheat raised in the
different States during the past year:
Ohio, 4S0, $50 acres were sown in
wheat. and produced 10. 20s, s54 bushels,
valued At $40, 726, 1872. averaging l4.b bush.
Gle per acre.
Illinois-2, 100, 26s acres produced 2s.>
b5l .42l bushels, valued at $55, lo4 ,243, av-
craeing Is bushels 10 the acre.
Indiana = 1,544,S4l acres produc ID o.
3l4.562 bushels, valued At sol ,966 90 !, av-
crsging SO bushels per acre.
Michigan, O6S, 1879 acres produced H.
40. $50 bushels, valued Il &37, 5ss, $50, av-
crsging 1873 bushels per acre.
Wisconsin - ], 400, 546 acres produced
20 ae7, $40 bushels, valued Al $50 ,9l3, 2e6,
avers ing 1876 bushels per acre.
lows-9Ss. $50 acres produced l5,75s,>
S24 bushels. valued at ta2, 369,7l aver
aging l6 bushels to the acre.
These figures show Iowa to be the best
wheat growing State in the West, produc-
ing three bushels per acre more than llli-
nois. and ten bushels per acre more than
Indiana. :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

HoaRIBLs MuRDEn-C nid cat up Jg
Hoqs We have just redeived the following
startling fact Of terrible murder in Wayne
county The facts as We get them are fol
lows: That on Sunday last, John Hener
who resided near Washington in the
county Of Wayne, discovered some
hogs devouring what was upon examination
found to be an infant child, Of about ten
months old. A ccroner's inquest was he d
there was no marks Of violence, and iii
supposed that some ungsateful mother had
murdered the child and thfew It TO the
ncIs to be devoused. No clus has been
, NV asto who are the perpslraAses Of
'o's most horrible murdes.-InS H1eaIl.
Inc chicago journal says that s.the pr;o.
h s,ps' inert OF the Governor which Iowa h.s
mao Tor the pest four YEAR i. .,hs - -
tongue. Gov. Stone is Quit. . os VIZ -. y
speaker but he has ALLOW Ell H. ' p.. stump
business to ron down At the h.e, s'u i've
lssaiesis OF Iowa ought to reflect win go, 80
faction on this record Of their Chief e.. sS.'s
years past, and take increased hone far .I ~
.so years to come. 1t is pleasant 70 y, ,h; .ne
.hat this State Government 49,. " .". N
, nee., ls supported BY from sw.n,, ' ~
eonrs. Thousand majority. in.elIirsn, Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27
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COltOm'S Select Flayers

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vl0OR are 70
Rnired BY ukLNRoID'e ExIRAcY RucHu. iiNdAxll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27
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uisus.

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

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fore the nervous and debii!tated should immed ate
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-27

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and vgor to the frame and bloom to the palid cheek
Debility IL accompanied by many alarming symp-
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-29

how TO JUDGE NEwspAPER.-There is world
Of good sense in the following extract Of an art-
Gle. in the Oakland California; Nesus. That is
exactly correct when it says that paper can only
be judged by it's general tone"
All people are prone to express their opinions
before they have properly considered the subject
concerni e which they 30 readily give their Judg-
Ut. We will generally find that the less pro-
found and thoughtful men are the readiest to give
opinions. But men Of good attainments sometimes
err in Judgment, because they do not extend their
observations over a per.d Of time sufficiently
long, or because they dono! examine enough facts
Amo.g those things peculiarly liable to be mis-
judged upon insufficient examination, Is the pre-
vailing sentiment If newspaper
People will, sometimes, after hasty perusal,
condemn or approve OF one, and will, upon the ap-
pearance of the next issue, reverse their opinion
There are tow newspapers in which articles in bad
taste errors Of fact and occasional recklessness IN
assertion, may not be found-but paper should
be judged by its general conduct and reputation,
rather than by any particular paragraph or article
There is no editor who can possibly, day after day.
and week after week, see and know Of every limo
which is to or does appear in q daily issue, and he
should only be held responsible by tue reader for
the general tone OF the journal he conducts. The
too common impression that an editor writes Tor
at least sees before pubGcation), all that appears
leads to very false Impressions and often induces
people to consider him anything but consistent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-29
BRAZIL.

MR. EprTos: For the information of those who
have the Brazil Fever, send You letter for pub
Ecation, from one who has recently returned from
South America. Mr. B. is gentleman Of close
observation, and possesses more than ordinary in
teIigence. Any statements made by him in refer
ence to Brazil may be implicitly relied upon. 1
am convinced in my own mind that we have the
best country in the world. All that we require is q
stable Government and working, economical
people to. restore us to our former prosperity.
Yours truly, - CIV. W.
CHARLESTON, May 18th, 1867.
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OFFICIAL.
Headers. Second Military District
CHARI.EsToN, 8. O., May 10th. 1887. }

Heada'-s. Second Military Di,tslct,( ,aas
CHARI.EsEoN. 8. O., May 2oth. 1857.
[GINrRAL Orders No. s
It appears nom sundry petitions and ofnda refie.
sentaons tat the present scanty supply Of food the
Carolinas is seriously dminiahs1 by the large qusnu
OF Grain consumed In numerous dislaries put mp and
worked In dahsncs o. the revenue laws OF the United
ste, II IL repres med that few or Of the require
1nerta OF observed in any Of these
that the officers OF the internal revenue service while
endeayor,ne to assess and collect the whiakey tax
frequently treatsd with disrespeot and sometimes
menaced with violence and that when offenders are
prosecuted In the civil couTs and violations OF the in
ernL revenue laws indisputably proved jures fail to
convict the parties It II further shown that this un-
lawful trac makes food deerer in places where large
numbers IRE depending upon public and private bounty;
that the Government is esidsa defraudsd Of largo
amount Of revenue that the authority Of Its civil officers
4, brought into contempt and furthermore, that the
ischtef complained Of tends to increase poverty dis.
ondar and crime therefore, In the exercise OF the au-
horty vested In the Commanding General IL ordersd
that
The distllston or manufacture OF vhskey or other
anrta from grain Ia prohibited this Military District
ANY person 80 engaged employed will be deemed gull
" of misder,esnor The possession Of st, or other
.puaratus for Lis purpose will bs considered presump
i've evidence OF violation Of the Revenue Laws and the
party or parties uang the same or on whose rres g.
or In whose possession the same may be found Will be
arrested and brought to trial before military tribunal
oomposed OF the Commanding O.icer Of the Post and
two officers Of the army next in rank duty within tho
territorial limits Of the Post II the e1sencies Of the
asry1cs do not permit the detail Of other officers, that
nct will be duly certified and the Post Commander will
hear and determine the ease.
II. The penalties, puniahmsnts and forfeisurea pre-
scrbsd by the several scts Of Congress for dsng Or
manufacturing whsksy or other shrita In violation Of
the revenue Laws will be imposed and executed BY the
military tribunals hereby authorized.
Ill No sentence extending to imprisonment forfeiture
of sts Hquor other property, or the imposition Of
fne or ether penalty will be carried into effect uu I'll rs
ported to these Headquarters ad approved by the oo
mnnding General.
w. Alltroors ofths United shses. Ma9srstss sherna,
Constablss Police and others IN authority, ne required
and all citizens sosited, to be vgilant IN detesh
and prompt in giving information Of the violation ot
these orders. Command officers viii be hsld ~
sponsiols for their enforcement.
By command Of Nsjor.eenersl D. E. s1oKEa
J.w. cLoua
Capaain ssth Infantry,
A. D. @. A. A. A. g.
Official ALE1AapEa Mo01. Captain ssth Infantry,
Ad-ds-O6mp. ne May ~
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THE WHEAT CRop.-The wheat crop in this Di

The WHEAr CRop.-Ihe wheat crop in this Dis
trict ID in very fourishing condition. For the
able, and the crops are growing very rapidly. Ac-
cording to late accounts, the present will be the
largest wheat crop that has been made for many
years. Although the season has been rather late,
idustry and energy to make good crops this year
viii be handsomely arded.-Eastern Journal.
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MARRIED,

On Monday morning, 27ti instant by the Rev. CHRrs
r1AN HASoKKr, d. D., Mr. R. BEUTHANE SIMONs Il
Miss CAROLINE &. WAT1Es, both Of this place. NJ
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The President Of the United States took wal'
through the streets of Washington on Wednesday
of last week, unaccompanied by g guard, for the
first time since that practice was inaugurated by
President Lincoln.
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.i. u Dorasst,e Msrkets!,.-!ns =. -, -.
.iir -. ..as I ,oxooH :
o:u NfvYcaTslM % 2 Flour 10a20ca lower Wheat
bettr. Pork dasm 4t
s1asab69S SosaLssd stesdy. Whiskey quiet. Got
ssAlS asgo q ss
asStocls tliil bat.quie+ Money 6nper cent tiold
s1 Sterling, 10 dsys: 81; 50 Coupons 1921, e.
,s;.;.aaSJ 60 EVENING DlHPATcH
Cotton finn and III good demand; sales 909 bales
II 77,c; Flour heavy; State sl0a1S 59;;- Southern
s1a aoSis ma EAn sctive; sWeaterns shlIed 81 25a
so9oF FnekH. sfS5aA SM arroasisa 4daet. Gro.
ceries duh ard unchanged. Freights dull and
droopinR.. Stocks rather heavy. Gold S6b. 62
coarnna 1oeS Money more active; call loans 6af
Ssnt.S with III h6tease of &ansactions; discounts
d 63s7}. aGoM .ower, dosing At Shipments BY
to:nqyoHa steamers VIII be. light Exchange
farmer; sight lO}a10i. Governments dull and
~ sle1G : k p: s'2SilA
BlLruoar, May @.-Cofee dull. Flour and
.vSSS, dchsnsSd. cGbrn steady: Prime white
ISi3fll & s steady and firm: ~ -
.:...abRspD1lI4sB May @.-sa!es to-day iloo oaes
- unsettled Low Middlings 24aA25c IL ts'
u soeiptsld during three days 2S4 against s62 aEx
ports iSr same time TO- Ut Sugar and hoiasses
!lnominaIl unchanged. i Flour dull and unchanged
s,ese1m, erm finn r and unchanged Oats unchanged
e:.Bscon Shoulder, s33e Rbaed Sides, Ee. Clea,
10 Pork dun and unchanged; Lard
sar nine ss sFcas, slSo.; H. kegs, Coffee
70 1tfy& s4io fair 10 osprime; A2aa53e. Gold 863
,.n aiJ fsiing. 4eaAo} New York Sight Exchange pal
81 ~ .yI.Ini-oGgo ne olG stor % .
ss Nay salss 500 bales, closed firm
4 laHd3;nst a9Ss sReceipts 5O4 bales. .ai ;i.,s
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aCHARLEsToN STEAM FIRE COMPANY
OF A1EMRN.-You are hereby summoned to appear In
citizens dress at the Engine House. This afternoon at
hapsst Three O'Clock to attend the funeral Of your late
Brother Fireman. ADAM B. GLOVER
By order E. JOHN WHITE,
MAY 29 Secretary.
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"a The Friends aud Acquafntances OF B1r.
and Mrs. ADAM B. GLOVER and also those of J. h.
RsExra, sr., are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral of the former, at the Citadel Square Baptist
Church ct halfpast Four O'Clock this afternoon.
May2o
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~ ORANGE LODGE, NO. Il, A. F. M.-YoU
are requested to attend the Funeral Of your late Brother
ADAM B. GLOVER, 1t the Citadel Square Baptist
Church, 7his Afternoon, at halfpast -Four o'clock.
BY order Of the ". II. ". A. GIBSON,
Msy29 Secretary.
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s3- The Relatives. Friends and Acqnaint
sncss of Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM FREEMAN, and O
Mrs Ann CoaooRAN and hmily, are respectfully invtee
to at.end the funsral sarvioes Of Hrs WILLIAM FREE
MH&ftom st. Pstricts Church Tois afternoon at fou,
O'Clock. without further invitation May %
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TTr LATE FnEsHEr.-Pee Dee River has agai

IHE LATE FRESHET.-fee Dee IAVBr uHB HBHul
been visited by heavy freshet, the water spread
ing over the low grounds for many miles around.
tent, but we learn that the injury sustained is
not SO materially important as to destroy 1T entire
ly. The river is now below high water mark, and
is still falling. We think that this will be the last
freshet in Pee Dee River for this season, unless
should be visited by an unusual amount OF rain.
The growth of corn and cotton on the river pIsnta-
tions was only temporarily paralyzed, as 1t has
taken fresh star and bids fair to make goo
crops.-Edstern Journal.
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CURRENT TOPICS.

TEE UNION LEAGUE CLUB, at its now famous
meeting last week in New York, called to eensure
ssone of it's members" HORACE GREK1sY-for his
conduct in connection with The bail Of JEFFERSON
DAv1s-was extremely soicitous that reporters
should be rigidly excluded. Union Leagues have
been dark lanterns from the beginning. However,
although Cerberus aided by sundry police officers,
kept the 'M. P's" outside, somebody, evidently
one of the immaculate, 'peached," and the pro-
ceed1ngs are published in full in the New York
World Of the Esd. The names are given OF those
who we're present. as well as the part they
respectively took. The great resolutions OF CEN
sure, which were s'cut and dried were voted down
by small majority, after long and stormy de-
bate, and the following "compromise" blowing
hot and blowing cold at the same time substituted
therefor.
Resolued That the Union League Club Of New
York decidedly disapproves and condemns the
bailing Of Jefferson Davis, the read Of the late late
bloody rebellion believing that he has been guilty
Of unparalleled crimes against his country and
humanity and decent regard for the patriotism
Of the people, for the s"crhcea Of the war and for
the sacredness Of Justice required that he should
be detained in prison until tried for his crimes.
Rescued That there is nothing in the action OF
the Hon. Horace Greeley relative to the baiing OF
Jefferson Davis which calls for any proceeding on
the part Of this Club.
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~MAR1oN LODGE NO. 2, L o. o. F.-THE
officers ard Members Of this Lodge invited to as
semble at Odd FeIIows' Hall. THIS afternoon at half
past re- O'Clock, to pay the Last tribute Of respect
to our late brother, Vice Grand ADAM B. GLOVER.
The Brethren Of our sister Lodges lso sternay
invited
C.F. D. PETIT.
Msy29 Secretary.
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81 THE GRAvEsT MAIADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on the Physiology Of the Passions. and tho
Erors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first age OF
man, with Reports on methods Of treatment en-
ployed In this institution. Sent In sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge
Address Dr.. T. sKuIN HoUaHToN,
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa
Nav ~ 3mo
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@ NOTICE., WILLIAM NJ. SACK, Do
hereby inform the public that my wife. HARRIET Asi-
GAIL SACK, has no suthonty from me to become sols
trader nor do consent to have her ac In that pscys
and furthermore state that will not be responsible for
dabta contracted BY her. VIM. M. aAoK.
May 20 @
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May q

~H1BERN1AN socIETY.-THE OFFICERS
and members respectfully invited to attend the fune
raj Of their brother member ADAM B. GLOVER at Cits
del Square Baptist Church. ct hsfpsst Four O'Clock 7h
Atternoon without further invitation.
THos. 0BRIEN,
Msy29 1 Secretary
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cllned Hdt Pt0yiHons generally unchanged Larc
weaker, closing at 49s. Cd. Turpentlne declined te
SIS. Roain steady; common Is. 3D.; fine 13s. Tai
low sas Sd. = -. - ! @. Ct = .
%, a. .yt>, 81 :. sW.shinston News.
,;::W4aalNaToa, May 2s--An Omaha dispatch re-
;port the fight near Pine Bluff between white men
cutting Rsilroad tiesl and Indians. One of the
former snd six Of the latter we're killed.
General JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON was in the city yes
terday and left for Baltimore.
Thd ReGdent and Generals GRANT. and THOMAS
.had @ prolonged interview to-day. There was q
Cabinet ssession atterward which was continued
,nh O'clock - ..:r.. - -:
The revenue recsipts to-day were $3.50, GOO. :l
The Presidents nominee for the Austrian Minis
.txyhaaing been rejected by the Senate the Presi:
dent has appointed JoHs HAY charge dqfaires.
!. sslss.!3 =; FROM Riehmona.
EdaxosD, May 2s-The Mayor to-day closed
the investigation Of the recent not, and sent on
for Indictment two oolored men and two white
lAremep.
Ths> >ImpeaeAing Committee.
{ WAsHnaTqxI Nay. 2s.7Co1.A. q. Ioae5 Of the
lPresidenNS s6oasehold; vas. before the Judiciary
Commit Csedtsdreports Of hii
ievidsnds fslaiiys DetscGys BAKrE illusions tothe
iPtasiadsnt. sase shsss
,yt The Rinderpest. .,s.a-s.ss
NEW YoRK, May 2s.-The steamship Scotia has
arrived, with dates to the 18th: - -
The cattle plague had broken out yirulently II
London.
sgs FROM o.a.aa. 81.
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State Items.

The CRoPs.-Under the influence Of the success
siye showers. which visited us the first Of the
week, the crops generally speaking, begin to look
quite PROMISING and our planters, although .abor:.
ing under many difficulties, such as deficiency Of
force, want Of means, &C., are inspired to renewed
exertons, and evidently feel cheered by the pros
pect ahead.
We are pleased to observe these indications, and
hope in few years to see our planters moving in
the sphere which they once occupied in the COM
merclal world, and free from the embarrassments
which now press 80 heavily upon them.
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TEI4EGRAPHIC.



CoRK, May 9s.-OBR1EN has been convicted and
sentenced to death, but it will be commuted to
Imprisonment FOR life. e
Bazsr. May 2s.-Arriyed, the Vile de Paris:
ourrssrown, HAY 2s.-Ihe 7arJa has arrived.
The Lin,erack has arrived.
HAxRE, May 3D. The Fulso" has arrived.
1sourHAR4oN, May 9s.-The Rammonia has ar
rived. ,!-i'; 90.
JosnosDEaRz, l,D May 2s.-The Westermaan has ar
rived ~. .iEs.:.-. =
LoedsDioOss, on May 2s- -Noon.-oonsols ssa. United
States Bonds 723.
LosDoK, May 2s-Evening. Quotations the
same as previously reported.
L1vERroo1, May s-Noon.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged Estimated sales 10000 bales.
LvxRPooI, May 28-Evening Cotton continued
quiet; Uplaads Id; Orleans lid; sales 12,OOo
bales Manchester advices favorable. Corn de-:
clisaads Provisions generally unchanged. Lard
weaker, closing at I'D. Turpent,ne declined to,
SIS. Rosin steady; common Is. 3D.; fine 13s. Tai
low sas Sd. q Ca Q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H THE CONTINGENT DOCKET WILL BIZ
called To-Day. the 10Th, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
By order OF Court J.W. BROWNFDLD.
Mayo O. q. .. q 0F. =
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g 's:'W.shiaS;iton News.

e Ths ImpeaeAing Committee.
wAsanssgns dsy. 9ssTcoE "A. q. Iosa, of: the
l.Presideats household, vas betre the Judiciary
soomnit saturday Credited reports Of his
ieyidonc6 fSlatfy Detsckya BlKrE illusions to
iPtssadsnt. 81 ssse : hsss