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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

a Parliamentary retssn shows that the
actual expenditure ia England down 10 the
present year on fortineations begun since
1850. amounts to e4,55s, ,sss, and further
saa Of xs.4ss. .ss7 uilsts seqsired to CON-
Plsts the works il progress, bringing The
expenditure up 70 81, 81, 600.
The internal ssvssAs ssssiets sf The d.
psstosotia + Washlngten, DOW ayssags abosa
1900 ! day. aad will fs>eh ols, ~, ,0oe
dasiss tais os1th. Tbs ssesipls fse u
pssssns 6ssal ysas, . dsls. viii rsesh $685.
ooo, 900.
The Psaninelea mansiea. 10 Phiadel-
phia, p being tern down. Il wss built =
176S; - ussl IN ~ rssslusiseaey var BY
~ nsitish smssss; h 1ees 4 ~as made .
United States hospi>sl. asd from 1868 70
April I. 1865, il ~ ~ - . Ss,ders'
Home.
MARRIED.
sTUBBs-WEiSKR-As the residarcs q Col,
Hunt, ~ the kigh. New. n. W. Lee. d. D., Bsaop
of the Dioeese Of Iowa. the Rev. ALSasD n. srcsBs,
kLLA Y wsissa. Of Three R.vsri, Canada East
No Cards.
PRENCn-NORvAL-At Trinity church, Dav.
enpoft ON the 2ith inss b. Rsv. Aoratio N. Powers
Lucire Fapscu. =. D asd Aouss, only daughter
Of the late Jsmss Korval, formerly Of shls city.
nRRRRN-Oc Tbu~saav inaf R0War
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

BAD BaEArn is often enc Of the attca<
dsnts Of . disordered stooach. and may b
speedily obtained by The use Of CNE's Drs-
rxrsiA Cyss. BY removing the cause the
effect is removed. Our druggists al sell il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

"It has conferred upoa - . Ggeat sblsss
sing, it having cured my face aud hands Of
On eruption pronounced incurabls.b BY I'll ny
phy.icians,' writes Hannah G. Patton, 81
Cincinnati, about Palmer's Lotion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

Ho n in ~ant Of clothisg! Can - The
store Of r. Krause. Second Strsse opposite
che First Nstiossl Bank, end esa0ise has
splendid stock Of fresh spring goods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

Ut. rgMpLn, Qssdeoer and Florist, cor.
eth and Main Ssa., fruit and ornamental
oeeee. nv10-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

Masonic TExPLE-VrRY LrnERAL.-0ur
readers are aware that the Fraternity Of Free
Masons in this city is sgita.iug the ques.
tion Of erecting . new aud commodious
building for the use Of the various branches
Of the Order here. At . recent meeting,
committee was appointed 70 inquire into
the psscsieabilisy Of such . moveneot. re.
esivs prepositioas. etc. We cannot ~ how
many propositions have been ssesived BY
the sooaittes, but ~ ere cssdibly infornsd
that our esteemed citizen. Ds. Bustis, pso-
poses 10 make clean gift to the fsstesuity
Of let 65 feet front on Perry street, BY
1873 feet on the alley sbsvs Fourth The
only conditions 70 the gift are, ws under.
stand, that the hsst door 10 to contain .
spacious psblie Hall. The sscosd and third
stories Of . building covering the lot. will
afford abundant accemmodations for the
various branches Of the Order for many
years to come. We believe the proposition
will o. accepted, and that steps viii be inn
metiatelS taken for the erection Of an ele-
CANT Masonic Temple as soon as practicable.
Aside from the valuable privileges to be
derived BY the fraternity, the public cannot
fail to be deeply interested in the pr3spect
Of so eapac:ous and SO convenient public
Hall. We need not waste time to point out
the superior adv an,sges TO be derived from
having 80 large . He'll upon the ground
floor. No climbing into high lofts, nor any
stumbling down stairs through . sitting
cloud Of dust. No apprehension on account
Of possible fires cutting off egress and TO
fear Of disturbing the solidity Of the build
ing when immense audiences are packed
therein no fear Of crush and jam in pass.
ing out through . spacious front door way
and the side doors opening out upon nice
" paved alley.
All these matters look very nice and
comfortable opcn paper, and the realitv viii
b still more appreciable for We do not
look upon it IS any impracsieabls or vision
afy scheme. With such . handsome start
~ the liberal hand Of Dr.. Bustis has be-
slowed, we see No insupssabls obstacles in
the way. The Pebble will feel deep inter-
est 10 such magnificent and % cseditable an
enterprise, and win. " believe. lend help.
ing hasd - the fraternity 70 secure the &C.
cenplishosnt Of the enterprise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

Saoorrxs MArcu.-AIl sportmsn should
stsss1 tie trap shossing match at the
Sehslssa House next Monday ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

Nsw Osncs.-Plsass rsad ~ alvsssise>
neat Of Gel. Wm. Aliens Real Estaas, IL.
snrauce aad Lsas 00es IN asethss column.
Every cstisso knows hs ID thoroughly post i.
Cd in the businsse aanouneed therein. Az
occasion requires drop in and avail youf-
selves Of the iine chances he can offer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
$9,O63.O2

Several ssisuses have besn made for de-
fsauding the revssus, involvisg property,
psissipally tehasce. to the soouns Of g..
600, bot - there 10 . psuspscs Of the cases
being sdjusled b lhs satisfaction Of oil, W
ssatsis treo publishing che names Of the
parties concerned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

MATRIMONIAL. II vsry pleasant and
spring6ne day WAS yssssaday, and thsfs-
with . brace Of pleasant matrimonial
events.
At about Ave o'clock in the afternoon,
there was snug little gathering Of happy
faces at ths residence Of Col. Thos. B. Huos,
over which the Right Reverend Bishsp Lee
presided. and who united in the silke7 bands
Of wsdlock, our esteemed fsllow>citizsn, the
Rev. Alfred II. Stubs, Rector Of Trinity
Parish, and the beautiful and accomplished
Mss. Ella v. Weiser, sister Of Col. Hunt.
The happy pair left by lest evenings train
fos Cincinnati on . short tour, which ws
hope will be extremely pleasant. and in
that respect an earnest Of their welded life.
AxoraER.-Later in the evening there
might have been seen assembling At Trinity
Church, = great asse'nblage Of fair women
and brave usen-a gathering which filled
that spacious edilee to ito utmost capacity
sitting room. standing room from the
street to the altar crowded almost to suffo>
cation. In due time the carriages Of the
bridal party arrived. and Immediately the
Rev. II. N. Posers performed that verv SOL
smn and Impressive ceremony that united
IN matrimony our esteemed fellow .citixen,
DR.. Lucius French. and Miss Agnes Nosvall.
Then there Vas burst Of rich music from
the organ and the happy bride and groom
moved away bearing along the prayers and
kindliest wishes for their future happiness
Of the assembled multitude. May those
prayers be abundantly snswered-thoss
wishes more than realized.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

HorEL 0PsviSG The Rodman House,
Rock Island, which has for some time past
been undergoing Reconstruction process,
will " psned to the publie on the 9th day
oi Nay next, uslss the Management Of NJ.
J. s. Hutshins, Who knows how 10 keep q
hotel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
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DaY GooDs A splendid assortment Of
new and seasonsbls dry goods, trimming.
lace curtains, cloths. a whisles's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

The Governor Of love- hes appointed Dr..
Otto Shsi.s. Of Buslisston. Comoissieoes,
aad d.. VIM. vost Of Iowa City, asd d..
Blanchard, Asst OooaisDisssns, - The
pnsis 1spssltiea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

JonN CAMERON 10 nov prepared 20 do all
styles Of house and sign painting, glazing,
graning. &c. Also plain and decorative pa
per hanging Ceilings whitencd on short
notice. All work done promptly. Shop
No.l West Third street. between Brady
and Main. Apr.4 dSm.
TRurn WILL succsRD.--This fact needs
no new proof. but Il has one in the success
Of d. b. De Land 4 Cos, Beat Chemical
.Saisrafus II has been pintr oduced only few
years, and ". " see il taking the place Of
oil other kinds in the market. Would bo>
gus article do thisi
They SEQ Their Mistake New.
NJ. Thomas o. SsmooLKr. Of Mohawb
Village. Ohio in letter to the manufao.
turs ofs certain sewing machine in this
city, xritas:" Mr. ELLuorr. Of Cohsocton,
cold three OF four vi our machines aud al.
though most people At first thought the
work would not stand, they all see Aeir
nsiseake NOR This machine, 10 10 hardly
necessary TO add, il 10 the Wilcox 4 Giobs.
Everv Mother wac RegarAs che
Life md health of hss child, should pos
session MRS. wfNSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. II 10 IN old and we'll tried rem.
'sdy. Ii relieves the child from pain. sof.
tens the gums. reduces defamation, cures
wind cello, regulates the stsoash aod bow
els, and, BY giving rest and health 10 the
child, comforts the mother. O6lcss 2l5 Fol.
ton street, Nsw York, and POS High Hol-
barn, London, England.
TnE celebrated Madame Ristosi has Of
course been the recipient Of oil sorts pres
snts since her arrival in America. She ap-
pears TO have been particularly delighted
with ths dozen bottles Of "Bloom OF YOUTH
sent her by the manufacturer, Mr.. George |
w. Laird, Of No. ~ Fulton street, New |
York. The lady has . remarkably fne
complexion, which Of course she 10 desirous
Of retaining. aud there can be more e6ectual
way OF doing SO than by using shis truly
wonderful and dslightful preparation. Can
DO had at oil druggists and fancy goods deal
feb lO.deod&w.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

A. Q. FCLrox has 80 geod building lots
AlSe, sous asrs, Sas acre aad half acre lots,
veil locsasd, fos sale q lever rates than any
olAse property hsldsr wishin the city.
SieRoa BlsTz, the magieisn and vsntsil-
oquiss. with his troupe Of trained csnaries
is billed TO give three entertainments at
Metropolitan Hall on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, May End 3rd and 4th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

On, DsAa Under the new regime the
Gasetts has discovered that al the late
msvsmsuts in favos Of IN absolute. high
pressure. Prohibitery Liquor LAVAL the
oppressive steps thas have bssa takes, and
u those bsine taken, - well - thess
tAsssasoed. srs ehasesabls oaiy u shs
doom Of The Tsmpwascs sssasisatssa. -
The Republican party-it assumes. has ~
pan q lot 10 he nsttss bat - The ether
Assd. there 10 sesn y infss. that II b an
ssd -Aaiss Law -Paeiy-qoits; ~ tbas il
snythios. Il lssss hssvfly tswards ths hs>
get libssty in ~ No. sf bsvseagssi
i y ~ shesp .dodss u ell; nss
win sseh ssnf dad asy eusssnsss in
that naskst foe which il was espsci-
ally manufactured. Il 10 . begue
fabric, aiosy, rotten, and ~ transparent -
. bladder. The object, Of course,is 70 hsod,
wink he psblie-so ssesrs, withost ssoss-
Ing snspicios, . ssiicisns quantity sf the
right kind Of ssssegth 10 The next lsgislaa
turs 10 repeal the wine end beer amendment
That done vs shall no longer b told that
Il We ths work ef Ne tempessses ssganisa
lions, but The mask will b saised, and the
Republican party. which already claims d
b ths isstsaass aoaspo,ist Il "a The vir
tue. morality end tsnpssanes 10 the State
wiIl boldly declare il to b. the work Of il
ovA haads, from the first y he last; tha
il made uss Of the tsupessnes sssississ q
sceessesiss thsssao. end VIII lpssas to tina
sumstussy ses - another wighty stride
las caassa ths essntsy y taks oswards nil
lsahl pa5sslis. !
Asais ~ ~, the dodgs IN nse win
SseA aunnsy vill 81 lsli u sassp thss
VIE ass wateh6M fer tAeis ibsstiss -
thsis istssssls; - therefore d ~ ~ M
- ths Gssstss- --shulDs ~ dssl fss0 u
bsttoo aeAis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

A connIsrxE appointed by the city au>
thosities Of Boston have been examining the
cost Of gas. and have reported in their
opinion the price in Boston should not ex>
cesd 81 SO. This estimate reckoss . ton
Of coal TO cost tl1 SO. and 40 - the cost
Of the labor required 10 con vert Il into gas.
10 England gas is produced a . cost Of 75
cents pes 1000 feet. after dsdueting pro>
ceeds Of coke, tar, lime andolther rsaiduum.
The FiRsr Iowa RArr.- Yesterday the
6rss raft Of the So son landed at Dsssaint l.
mill. We hail this q special
news 10 lumber men. ~ being the produc-
tion Of our own State that has the reputa.
tioo Of being with native timber. This raft
cane ffsn the Msquokeaa river and 10 Of
black walnut logs Of good size. Dsssaios
4 Schsickes % far - W can learn thus tahs
The palm for landing the 6rst raft Of The sss-
No. At thsir aNI, ed hat ~. ef valuable
loes-ths psoducties Of Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
DAVENPORT, IOWA. FRIDAY. APRIL 26 1867


River Convention ~ Davenport.
EprroR DExocRAf: Suggest that Com
vention be held at Davenport The ensuing
fall that the citizens Of Davenport supply
a hall for the deliberations Of the Conven--
ton. make asranssnsats vish ths ssaaspsr.
tatiea companies for haK iArs. sgrss with
the prspsissos II hotels IN Dsvsapess end
Rock Island t. DE- Dsies pse DIN 10 b
charged delegates - ~ Osavsatiea. Asids
from the use q ths hall Il nsstiags III deb.
satisas 10 pay their ewa wsy-csstain -
such men - ~ want expect 70 tax Osvsa-
port o. any elhse city.
The object of The Csrvsntion 10 b the
improvement Of The Rapids sf the Nississ
sippi, insisting thas Congress, which alons
eaa act. relieve aad aid our ousrsus dissbili
ties; ask il - rioAt, free Of tax or toll.
II denied, or aid gsudgingly and psrsimcni>
ously dsled out and spent. We, % we'll know
ing its value to the community, will un>
hesitatingly approve toll Of two cents per
bcshel on grain and pro rata for oil other
freight that passes the rapids; which will
pay the needed improvement cost and in
,ercst in ten years. On the average it nov
costs Us six and one.quaster cents per bushel
10 pass the rapids; they almost prevent
grain being carried in bulk; carriage in
sacks involve further cost of ever twelve
cents per bushel in the items Of deterioras
tion Of sacks, sewing. twine, filling, hands
ling. waste, &c.
Wake up the people. keep them we'll stir
red up, assert the superior cheapness Of
water carriage, and sfhsm Chicago owes her
success mainly 70 her wstes facilities. The
year ending April. 1866, seventy-seven per
| cent Of the grain arriving ct Chicago came
BY rail, and but twenty three per cent BY
water -ons-third and upwards Of which
came from the Mississippi river; but on
leaving there, despite the Lakes being closed
between four and five months By ice, no
less than ninety>ons per cent departed
thence ny water carriage and but nine per
cent by rail. No better proof can be Of
fersd Of the superiority Of water carriage.
Not OILY begin the topic, but keep it up.
Eventually the Mississippi must be kept
free and navigable. the sooner il snsues the
better fos the whole Union. -
RssAsKs.-Ths shove suggestions come
to 10 from Ksokuk, and ws take pleasure
10 laying them before the public, aud shall
take especial pleasure 10 ksspiss The mates
bsfess the publie-hoping that, through The
earnest Efforts Il The press and the sntsr.
prisiss public Of ths Northwest, the bsne>
fits asked for nay b achieved.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

HERREN-On Thursday. a5ih inst.. Epwin
JAnes aged six months and si4 days, In uSAst son Of
hlxd via and Margaret d. Hssrsp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

INTERNAL Rsvsxus.-Ths following are
che returns Of iatsrnal sevenue for March,
for which We are indebted TO the courtesy
Of II. H. Smith, Esq, Assistant U. 5. As
scsaor:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

Iowa FlRef AND LAsf.-We received
yesterday call from Nr. N. N. Tynss, ,trav>
cling agent Tor the Davsoposs woolsn Mills,
Who visits our city in his tour over the
State, for The purpose Of introducing cloths
and yarns Dsnufacsused BY that mill. Az
ter On examination Of some 15O samples Of
various kinds Of goods which be carried
with him, We are enabled to state that they
are Of superior manufacture and finish-not
only in the durability and honesty Of the
fabric, but also in the fineness Of texture
aad elegance Of style and pattern. We are
glad 10 see that Iowa sheep and Iowa looms
can produce just - good goods - New Eng
land, and - Frenchified - the Frsnchiest;
and 10 hope to SEE the day when the busi.
osss men Of the city ~ veil ~ the sensible
farmer, will show the true State grit and
wear iowa grown and Iowa made goods.
We take especial pride in the above
hearty endorsement Of Shields celebrated
WOODEN goods, by our worthy contemporary,
the Dolly State Registsr, Of Des Moines,
and 90 transfer il to our columns that our
readers may see how Davenport manufac>
tured cloths are looked upon abroad. We
may oil talk about Harris Cassineres,' and
work ourselves into ecstscica over Freneh
Goods and English Goods, and German,
Irish and Scotch Goods. but when We came
right down to the sober reality-she genuine
Substantial style and endurance. the
nan who hes given oil the
best styles . thorough trial cannot
fail to give Shields Davenport Wool.
"a Goods hearty endorsement. They are
not only as sesvicsable - the Eastern or for
eign styles, but there il another considers-
ton Of great value-thev ere home made
goods. We grow the sheep, We raise The
wool, We mako tho wool into honest cloth
We wear it; we keep all the capital involved
right here at home.
Why should not Shields make A. good
cloths as "IIsrris," Of Rhode Island fame
Harris uses the celebrated Crompton Loom
the best in the world 90 does Shields
When be started 10 this enterprise nothing
short Of George Crompton's superior MAJ
chinery would snswer, and ne is now reap
Ing the full benefits thereof. and Of his un>
firing energy and enterprise in oil branches
Of his business. We join With the Registes
in praying for that day when Iowa men
shall bs clothed in Iowa made goods, hats,
caps, boots, shoes. coats. pants, vests, shirts,
underclothing, -messschaum and all. The
ssoy is clear-lst W display the wH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

EAsrnQuAKs.-A very pssceptibls shock
Of 40 earthquake was felt in various parts
Of this city yesterday sftsrnoon at 30 ruin>
utss 70 o'clock. A great many who ex.
pefisncsd the sensation attributed II to the
rocking Of the buildings by The wind. but
an earthquake rocks withs greater might
aud strikes terror that people feel before
they know the cause Al the time there
was scarcely breath Of wind stirring. In
several Of the brick blocks in the upper
steriss-the jar vac hard enough to throw
water out Of full buckets and TO send rens
sattliug of Of slanting desks,-andi in some
places. sent the people flying down stairs
with steps quickened by the thought that
the foundations Of thei- houses were giving
ReQister.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

HoLlowAy's Pstis AuS 0snsnu1l.-pf1ctice ~.
thess rsmediee IN thef fodical enfef, Of 6crofuia
Rryripelas, Salt rhesm, kings Kvtl. Darbes's Itch
Ulcer, sore leg. RinguOrm, aad eM ekia diseases
ted hy - cboud Il lvsg utnsssss" oech bsnecient
results cannot IN ~ ehasoge onr ea0sostoo fog the
wsnius which ds plays each ecncs II ehe e1tirpaton
OeuaQ1Dfs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

o., r. I. 4 p. r. R.-CnANas OF Tins.
The new time table Of the Chicage, Rock
Island 4 Pssi0s Railroad goss into effect on
Monday morning, when trains will depart
for Chicago At 7 A. NJ. and s;s5 P. NJ. The
Express for the West 10 70 leave q 7:66 A.
n. and the freight train s:4S A. M.
Trains from Chicago will arrive At 7:3o
A. NJ. aud b:55 P. NJ; and from the West
at $40 P. n.
At the post elfics the Eastern mails will
close At $50 A. n. and 8 p. M-,hs West.
ern It T:15 Al
EcoNonY There is nothing that the per-
son Of limited means should study - close,
y - economy. We do not eesn that mean
ness which denies 10 ones self or family
that which is essential to comfort, but in
buying care shouid, be exercised 10 always
selecting the best goods end: purchasing
them from the asrchant Who sells st the
lewsst psioss. Asssrs. Peaks b Hesmer's 9
slssk Of groceries i oil thas could b dssir-
ID. and they have justly earned the reputa
lion Of charging smaller prices than any
other house in the city. Corner Bsady and
Fourth streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

Tssrssai-It i sonsthisg shss yin
keep your hair on your head sxre; and u
yeu srs hsld hesdsd Il eill msks ~ hair
nov II thsss Il ; root lsA undse ths shinins
scsip. Il has ths true vistus in II, md
svsryosdy wos uoass ssusd, healthy. loxs
siaaE hols: ohouDo ~ Il ~ 81 means. A..
ysvs ~ - Isyptses. fes - p -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

: lsssu an rHarslA ~ 3ab!s
10y Sos Isso4 diss1ls lsss 6AS4 1lssss
asd FnsexLss. b Psnay's Mofn AxD
Fssckls Lurlon. Prepared by DR.. B. G.
Perry. Dssmaeelegisl, - Bosd o., N. "
Sejd 81 I'll Drueeisss. mh9s d60-eod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

A fo1y vhe has suffered for over hve
mou1ho - go ogleoos torture lfom Nee
rsleia - - osnplstsly cured b -
dess (6sesy 1ssyo") d AsfcALsss 0nnAs
RasunArsc IsunnY. Soeveoooa 3 Cefuoe.
han, Agents, Dsveepsst, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

HILLS HAIR DYE. 30 osats, b'ack OF
brovu insaanlaneous. aatusal lduseses eeau-
tiehl, ,seliabls, indeed ~ bsseSo ~ - oeso
before the pubic over nftsso years, 70 Ne
cheapest, containing % much - ths usueI
dollar sioss. Depot No. 6s john STRESS
New Yssk City. Sold ~ ell OrueesstA
estsnO osdlsins, psgoo0ee1 80 SAoey
seeds eoeeoo 0vuyUhsa jueell-d1y
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-14
Terrific Onslaught on the Oar
kieS.

The darkies are meeting with q
ferocious attack. III. NJ. Onderdonk
is endeavoring TO break through
their lines and plant himself in the
Ohio Senate. The scene at the mag
istrate's office presents wonderful
political phase. The objective point
is not so much upon the darkies as
darkies, but upon them as nom
residents of the wards in which they
voted. The task of proving a color
ed mans pedigree is one of the most
unremunerative pieces of business
that man can undertake. 1t is not
much attempted, and when it is, the
effort gets so tangled up at the out
set, that retreat is sounded, and the
darkey is left grinning, because even
Democratic lawyer can't prove
that he is anything but a white man.
Such things are happening now
One would think that man could
carry his point on so plain a propo.
sition as "black is black" But it is
not 50. Even Mr.. Onderdouk is be
ing beaten on it --Eonton Register.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-14
End of Volume.

This number OF the Journal closes
the second year, on subscription,
since the present proprietor became
connected with the paper. There
are many names on our subscription
books who are behind for both years.
AS speedily as other duties will per-
NIT. we shall forward bills to such,
and we trust they will be answered
by prompt and full remittances;
otherwise we shall have to discon-
tinue the paper.
Our city subscribers, who owe for
the past year, may expect to be call
ed upon by our collector as soon as
the bills can be made out.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-14
Garihaldi captured.

The movement of the Italiap
"Party of Action" to obtain posses
sion of Rome has ended in severe
disaster. Garibaldi and his i'll or
ganized force were attacked by the
French and Papal troops near Tivoli,
eighteen miles northeast of Rome, on
the 4th, and defeated with loss Of
three thousand in killed. wounded
and captured. Garibaldi himself,
and his son Menotti, were among the
latter. They were delivered to the
Italian authorities, and arrived on
the 9TH at La Spezia, in the Gulf OF