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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
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M TELEGR.lPA,
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
WASHINGTON.

WasuIssros, July 3l-Mr. Aerrick con
sumed the whole day without concluding
the argument .or the defense in the Surratt
case.
The Commissioner of the General Land
Office is taking measures TO obtain accurate
information 10 regard 10 the railways of the
United States, completed, projected and be-
z n, for publication in his next annual re-
port, in connection with the details OF the
immense land grants made by Congress IN
aid Of the railway system.
To day q delegation Of Pennsy lvanians,
composed Of ]. X. Flanagan, John Welsh,
and II. r. Cogshsll, OF Philadelphia, n
Sawyer. Of Pittsburg. and Or. Beavsns, Of
Union county, ~ . sub committee OF the
National State Central Committee, repre-
senting the conservative wing Of the Re
publican party. waited on the President to
inform him Of the action OF the committee,
which they state is, In no condition. to act
with the Democratic organization, and pro
poses to organize the Republican supporters
OF the Administration on platform, with
candidates throughout the state distinct
from other great political parties.
The President, according to report, in
formed them that inxsmuch o. he had de-
clsred that the people must be trusted with
their own government, and Is bic faith in
the people had not yet been shaken, he
could only say he left the issuc of the hour
in their hands, and as TO the mode OF the
practical organization OF the people Of a
great State, he must leave ii to the friends
oil both wings OF his supporters: but he
trusted the true men OF Pennsylvania would
bury past political differences for the pro-
motion OF the common end, 10 wit, the early
restoration o. the Union and preservation
OF the Constitution.
Congratulations were exchanged and the
interview passed of very pleasantly.
United States Treasurer received . letter
post marked at Dubuque, Iowa, with one
hundred and fifty dollars enclosed, in which
the writer says was unjusily taken while In
the United States service for Communication
OF rations for servant when he had none
Another party in Indiana returns one dol
lar fraudulently obtained in settlement.
The receipts Of internal revenue for this
week is 17,s977 20. Total for the month
! $247, 37458.
Chief Justice Chase has returned here.
Various parties having forwarded TO thu
Secretary OF the Treasury the requires
proofs that they lceitimatelv acquired pos
session Of some Of the $730.OOO worth o
Missouri State bonds distracted seven o
eight years ago from the Interior Depart
ment, the Secretary has removed the cavea
from cases of bona fide holders, and the in
,crest Of bonds held by them will be pai
in New YORK, where the State OF Missouri
has deposited funds for this purpose. Tn
| DEPARTING nj acts separate in all such cases
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
BUSINESS CARDS.

nar-G.A6agEss 4 sgFNNEaeY.
Trnuxrys AND CoUNsELORS AT LAW
n conveyanccr. ONCE ~ leCiaire HOW. a. etaira.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 3l-A boy named Will
liams WAS struck BY lightning and instantly
killed. to-day, at La Sale. lie was walking
on the side walk under an umbrella al the
time he received the stroke.
A convention Of hosiery manufacturers
is in session at Albany, to day. to consider
the propricty of stopping their manufactu-
ring as they are looslng money.
Miss Catherine Maria Sedgwick, the au-
,horess, died at Roxbury. to-day.
The Missouri river steamer Gen. B. Allen,
sank last night near Clsyvile, on her way
down, with u heavy cargo OF produce. The
boat is insured in st. Louis, Cincinnati and
Eastern companies. The wreck lies in SIX
feet of water and Is badly twisted.
The Wisconsin State Base Ball tourna
ment, will commence at Beloit, on the ID OF
September. 81, 800 in prizes will be offered
1T least, AMI twenty clubs expect to be
present.
Ine n,od in the Mississippiis subsiding ut
st Paul. West ST, Paul is emerging from
the water for the third time this year
The wheat crop in northern Illinois is
now being vigorously harvested Corn is
very mucL in need of rain and the showers
Of last night and tonight, will do much
good Ia this crop
The labor Of 1000 males and thirty females
will be let at the Illinois State Pententiary
next Tuesday.
CHICAGO. August IA special from
Washington tays:-A delegation of Alaba-
mians called upon the President to>day and
asked that Gen. Pope should be relieved -
The President listen,d to their story bu,
declined to give them any answer. The
delegates stated that If Gen Sheridan was
to be removed they did not see Why Gen.
Pope should be retained Tor they looked
upon them in the same light
4 telegram from New Orleans says that
Gen. Sheridan is about to remove Lt>Gov.
Voorhees, Of Louisiana.
Yesterday four brothers Of the suicide
Vim. I. Tyner, arrived in this city to CAIN
the body Of the unfortunate msn. II was
disinterred from it's burial place In the cit
cemetery, and sent TO Davenport, Iowa
From information gained after the inquest
was held it was learned that the deceased
bought poison at Cairo. He had come hi,h-
cr for the purpose OF committing suicide in
place where he was not know %, as IS sup.
posed, and obtained room over saloon No.
2lo Randolph street, where hs was long
known as the crazy stranger. Pecuniary
embarrassmeuts was not the cause Of his
death. he having for many months exhibii>
ed signs of partial arrangement.
The huge white steers which have been
on exhibition At Col Woods Museum for
the past six months. have been sold to VIM.
Smith, a butcher in Detroit, for $4,000. lie
intends keeping them until Christmas ard
then setting them up as premium steaks to
the beef loving denizens Of the city Of the
strAits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, July 81 "A large republic
can mass meeting was held last night by
the. Freedmen largely preponderating
DR.. Msckes presided. and after several
speeches we're made resolutions we're unani-
mously adopted expressing an unslterable
determination to carry out In good faith
and without reservation all measures look.
ing TO restoration, and endorsing the plat
form recently adopted by the Republican
Convention at Columbia.
Gen. sickles has dismissed Mayor Seally.
Of Columbia, from of1ce, for releasing on
insufficient bail, without due regard for the
gravity of the ofiense committed, Radcliffe
and Bailey, the two men charged with as
saulting and beating A J Armstrong.
The military have arrested the accused
parties. who will be arraigned before mil
itary commission at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, August THE weather is
uufavorable for crops.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
MISSOURI.

ST Louis, July 3l.-Thc Surgeon Of Fl.
Hsiker reports that no cases of epidemic
cholera have occurred there for some DAYS
The few cases that occurred there were spo-
radio and due to carlessness, or specially un-
healthy circumstances People are return
ing to Ellsworth, and there is nothing now
TO deter trade or travel.
ST. Louis, August l.-Steamer G B. Al,
len sunk in the Missouri river, near Clsvs>
vile, Yesterday. Steamer valued At $65,
600; insured for s45, 900. in st Louis. Gin.
cinnati. Pitts burgh and New York Cos. /,
can prollably be raised
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

LONDON. July 3l-Evening To-day was
the second day Of tho Goodwood races. The
attendance is larger even than yesterday.
The principal rae. which was for the Good
wood stakes, was unexpectedly won by the
Duke Of Beaufort's Gomers. The leading
horses came in in the following order: Co.
mera first, Vicar second and La Dauphine
third.
PARIS, July 3l.-In the competition trial
of the moving and reapipg machines yes
trday, on the Imperial farm at Vincennes.
the distribution of prizes made by the jury
shows that the American inventions ex-
celled all others. c II. Mccormick receives
the highest prize for reaper and mower, and
gold medals were awarded to Messrs. Wood
and Parry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, July 3l.-No trouble is autici.
pated at the election tomorrow.
Cholera has again appeared in the south
ern part of the CITY. Six deaths occurred
in one house on Mulberry street last night
and five at one on Front Row. The Board
Of Health are taking energetic measures to
nreveni tie snread
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
CANADA.

MONTREAL. August H. Hon Malcolm
Cameron has been appointed - Queens
Printer to the dominion.
Ninety thousand dollars was realized by
the Crowns land department from sales in
MaAoc region,
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DhIO.
49,

CiNciNNAri, Aug Herman IIilder>
brand Lenan, aged "a years. committed
suicide Yesterday by cutting his throat
with razor. Melancholy, caused by the
death of his wife and business losses were
the cause.
The colsrcd population to.day are hav
ing a grand celebration.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, July 3i-The number of
persons registered in Cleach county is 2s4
A large majority of them are whites. The
number in ChaGee county is $50; Barrel 351.
Henry S,evens,a distinguished citizen
Of Vermont, died here last night
AUGUSTA. July 81 Accounts from the
Cotton crop is favorable
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
WISCONSIN

n LsArkE., Aug. Id. Rub.l, dry eo.a ]
merchant on the South side, hune himss ma
yesterday in his store, on account Of r,r."'.
ses in business.
A heavy rain storn last night psssea
ever thh oit5. Il was very much $500
By The iAs0ess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, August 1.-Dispatches from
Memphis, dated ~, to-day, states that
the election thus far has progre' sed quietly
and there 10 no fear Of disturbance Moth.
ing as to the result can be learned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

HAVING BEEs SNGAGED IN TIE PRAC
i IL tice of Medicine and Surgery for the last
TWENTY vIvE YkARs IN THIS SrArs. has pc rman-
entity located IN this city. aud offers his profes-
slonal services TO the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and opes by his long experience with
the diseases Of the climate, to merit and receive
portion OF public patronage.
Vice corner Of Third and brady, over Lind.
saws ;ewelry Store, residence in what wss for
merly known as the Fulton House, on Water
street, above tho hfidRe. iune27- dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

BALTIMORE, August Reports from the
eastern part Of Mary land are unfavorabls to
the corn crop.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

Coru-ouies. frm; No. I. ss@ss,s; No. 9. S.
0sss-Upder . specustivs dsmsod market Id.
v.nced from IS 70 "a, clcsiag q the latter figure
kye-i02c lower.
Provisions-Dull.
Mess Pork-we quote sae nominal range At
- 31123T5.
Loose Clear Sides--l4i1G isssc.
Short -issf@i4c.
Lard--,2s{ 1'sc.
washed from second hsres n. sc; zo.eeo Ms.
fine wcs.er, fleece, washed, rs
-
Chicago live stock Market.
By Telegraph. august !
goys-Reesived 10 s.o'clock, 50 csrs. Market
,nensd Ali eerlv sales were alta reduction from
yeste.dav: 6 ..edd6.15. Lates--ssw York ri
vrte dispatches quosed ma lei there better,
which had its CORRESPONDING enect here, advAnc-
inc to i. s0ds 90 which was about the 6gore for
The ms;o,ity of the sales this a T.; or cars
Of We ' extra sold for 7.o5@7 .ish. HSr
Cattle Received 70 10 o'clock ~ cars. Mar
ket moder steIy active, at sooet same rate past
three DAYS good inquirp iorStock cattle which
sold freely a oo1s. o5; gooo butchers cows
and steers were ia demand; .1.. .'Se :. for com
ping steers. fed and waiered. sveragingsi ,Qooa
l.soo ibs., at I .25@, s.5S.-
~. n.ouis MARKET.
By Telegraph August l.
rlour-Marke. still weaker; no sales; super
extra, s.oo0i0oo; Xxx. 10 oo@il 90.
Wheat Very dull. loser sales .. OF prime fall
at e5Gll so choice, oVGs 70.
Corn-lSc lower white, sS0so; yellow, SOC
Oats-Closed we,k; roc for new. and SOC for
old.
Rye--Dull. lls.
whisky Unchanged
Hay-Dull. IL 0c@20.o9.
Mess Pork -240o.
Bacon-Dull.
Shoulders -l3c.
Clear Sides Lee.
Lard-ln key. lsslc; tierces l2';.
| lIuiter-Unchanged.
! Cheese-U Unchanged,
Cincinnati Market.
Telegraph August l.
Flour-Duil but prices are unchanged.
/ Wheat-Fumer No. RED, 50.
Corn Scarce, higher No ], IS in bulk
Oats Dull, lower new 1896; old 7s@se.
Rye Dull lower unsettled; s5@l.oo.
Cotton-U nchanged.
Whisky--Stea iy.
Provisions Quiet, unchanged.
| Lard-Dull, 12M,
Butter-Steady. 1890.
Groceries-Firm.
Now York Markes.
BY Telegraph. August l.
Cotton-Steadt. IS.
Flour-Fre.h ground ard medium grades.
scarce and steady all others. dull and heavy /;
Y.75@ll % for extra State .ao0 IL. rs for Round
Hoop Ohio.
Wheat-Heavv. lower. 2.45 for new amber
Michigan /; 2 40 for new OHIO.
rn-Unchanged; l.oi@l. Os for new mixed
winter: 94al 90 for unsound.
Oats -Quet. heavy. so0ts4c for winter.
Pork-Dull; mess. 9s IS; regular.
Lard-Dull, 12;S@lSSs.
Petroleum = U nchanged
New York Money Market.
BY Telegraph August /.
Stocks-Dull.
Bonds-5-2os Of 'ta. l11ss; of'64. 1.O9k; Of
as, t.0e5k; new, l.0sss; lh-40s. l.02L; coupons
l o2A; 7-s0.. lst series. !. ~ others, !. o7s.
Western Unon-i74.
New York Central-l05ll.
Erie lo5X
Reading-4TL.
, Illinois Central-l.lss!.
Sterling Ito
Gold 40
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DOreslS0s-t CovpersnettA
HEAVY SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoke Stacks. Breeohirg. Sorghum
PANS. FIRE SHUTTERS. WELL TUBE
INC. EXHAUST PIPE. &C.. &c.
Also, dealerin Stoves and Tin War; 1oooos
end al House Jcbbine done neatly and Prcmpe.
y. The great fuel ecouomixef, the Eufeke -
Good Samaritan, Cook and Ronieof heeel1e
Stoves ase still IL The usrkss. 81 % May etsss
No. olsesA snssn1 - Isve $500.
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slsaVk u WORrON.

physician AND SURGEON. Office, cor.
l. I'd and Brady Streets, under Streeper
Baylie's store. Residence on l4th ST., bet. Bra.
dy and Main. oct3d -dtfN
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STEVENS HOUSE,
81. "a. % a ~ Broadway, N. Y,
opposite Bowling Green.
Dn~>

s.HE STEVENS HOUSE is well and widely known
; 70 the travelling public. The location Il especial
~ suitable 20 merchants and business men: Il ie II
roae usoxinity 10 the bus css psr Of the lis on
~, halfway Of Southern and eetesn t1avel-and
e1acsnt 10 al the princiT Railroad and Steamboat
1he 6evens Houec has liberal accommodation ~
over svD ruests-it h vel turnished. 80 pon@1es
eysry modern lmpeuvs mens Isr the coWSe6 - 81
"a vrIi ven9jlu9o1- provided wttA o. - Nensr-
~ sfscSjsoee 2 peusaps and sespoe01sne u -
III y gtnsse1osy ptcvldcd wiaA sv~y ~ -
a1n61S-et UG1Seotego1oe
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q, IS BRADY STREET. BELOW SEC
IA ond keeps Consistently on hand and makes
70 older
Dents, Boys and Children .
CLOTHING ofthc best material and in naunei
that cannot fail TO give satisfaction. Iii lcrN
-, fnnnape HeanNctfuly collected. my 81 div
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oDae. u. e.. DesDQ,NulY.
DIR. =. HOlIMANA.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE s SIDE
l Sd Street. "a door below BRADY with DIR. Bell.
Residence NJ u. sih Street, between Harrison and
Main, Formerly the Presbyterian Parsunagel jeC-
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PELT0N L. BuRCHILL,
HORSE SHOERS,


- nENTIsT Office in FORESTS Block.
..sAtse II opposite p. q. corner Sd and Per
-f<A ~ streets. Ha- had over ~ years
IAIIlY practice in this city. Has the com
pl.te apara,p. for manufacturing and administering
Nitrous Oxide Of Gas, Tor painless operation IN eA
t..rtlr.., ,l.th lnni2-ly
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Homeopathic physlcinn.
nFFicE AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
~ Side Of Brady Street, near 9Th. first door
above the Christian Church. ocS0-d6m
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f.. ii. nAZEN, M. D.,
lShvsiClan ana Surgeon.

IN CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL
practice special attention paid to the diseases Of
the eye. 'he ear the kidneys and the pelvic organs
Ofice. Davenport 30 Brady street, two doors South
OF the Davenport National Bank. jys-du
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w. =. ssuiNCkEs.. Densi.s.

"0CSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
III EkS, Paper Hangers. Glaciers, &c. shop
osnsr NJ ain aud Fifth sits mch2a-dly
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INITIALS IN CoLoRs AND PLAIN. SEVERAL
New Sly les for Note Paper and Envelopes at
LUSE GRit;,iS'
Stationery Store.
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SANGER 4 G.EAL.
Cider. Cider vimegar,

And White Wine Vinegar also. Flour Sacks. Gr,si
Bags, 0unnies, Bnriaps. tiroccfs Paper Bags an
Sewing Irvine. No. 3 Bussous' Block. Davenport
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Third Street. one door East of the Davenport
National BANK.
DAVENPORT. IOWA. WITH FACILITIES IN
~ slrpa-s, d. addict to the experience 90 more than
wen years, hopes to merit lar e shsre VI patron
V6-itf
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HAVE YOUR INITIALS STAMPED ON YOUR
III Note Paper and Ervelopcs. at
LlSE & GRIG3s',
IS Perry Street. Davenport.
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a Tr0RSEY h COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ aud War Claim Agent. Office Davenports
Block I'D Floor cor. Main aid Second streets.
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a Mnn.v .ysVI

| + IARpENTEK AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
! ~ Commercial Alley. opposite Post Otace. Ds-
| venpnrt In
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4 TfORNEY AT LAW. Office No. - Brady
N Street, Davenport, Iowa. dec36
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-20
WA YNESBURG:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1867.
TEH H. FIR y Il q UNI!
NEW HAMPSHIRE IS OURS !

We have carried the State handsome
ly. 5000 majority for Governor maj e,
critics averaging 1000 each for three
Congressman ard majority of 70 in
the lower House of the Legislature.
There is nothing in this to afford cons
fort or encouragement to the Democrat
10 party. The President Is again repu.
dated and Congress sustained. The
election ofa Republican Mayor in Cairo
IS a token that the darkness has passed
from Egypt The election IN Portland,
Bangor, Gardiner, Lewiston, &c, in
Maine, have all gone one way. New
port, Kentucky, has also added its item
to the aggregate OF Republican victories,
Here and there Democrat is slipped
into office on the strength of his person.
al popularity. 1t is simply an example
OF success in spite of Objectionable pol.
tito Nor is there any hope fer The party
unless it goes through system OF pur-
cation and publication. 1t is saturated
with the spirit of treason. The Democ.
racy Of the North must disavow all SYM
pathy with secessionists, or the party
will dwlndle TO nothingness.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-20

want National Democratic Conveu>
ton in Louisville, the tone and temper
OF which can be easily anticipated, as
being unrelenting against the Govern
ment, whose offense consists IN It's sue,
cesstul efforts to save itself from ruin
IT by such course these desperate men
expect to attain power, they are blind in
deed. The present Democratic organ
izalion is as dead an ever the old Federal
party was, and more So Notification
and secession received the condemna.
ton OF General Jackson thirty five years
ago, and it would be extraordinary, in,
deed, if those heresics could be success
tul now, because Of being advocated in
the name of the party 10 which he gave
vitality and power, No, it ID not pos
sble; tho Republican organization may
commit errols Of a most grievous nature,
tor which it may deserve detest, but the
infamy entailed upon the presan, Demo-
cratic party, by those having control OF
it, who openly sympathised with the
rebellion against the Government, will
forever keep thom from obtaining the
confidence Of the people.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-20
T n e FL @ o ID .
APPALLING SUFFERING AT CHAT
TANOOGA.

CINcINNArE, March l4.-Tte Ga-ette'S
Nashville special says the reports of suf-
terlng at Chattanooga and other places
along the Tennessee river are appalling.
AT Chattanooga on the 18th the water
was from twelve to twenty feet deep in
the city. Many houses were topping
over, and otiors floating away, The
Mayor, with aposse of citizens and sol
diers, was foraging among the loaded
cars tor food The agents of the road
protested, but the Mayor said the people
were starving. Twenty-Five dead bodies
were seen floating down the river at
, b ldgeport, Ala on the 18th, Tho loss
OF property is estimated at million dol>
lars. General Carlln, at Nashville, was
making efforts to send railons through
TO Chattanooga
CAIRO, I'LL, March l4.-The officers
of the steamer Rockport, just from the
Arkansas river, report the country
overhowed, and great loss ofproperty
and suffering of the inhabitants. Twenty
seven lives were lost at Helena by the
flood, mostly freedmen.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-03-20

elections aud make return OF the votes
given threat as herein provided, shall
count and make return OF the votes
given tor and against a convention, and
the commanding General to whom the
same shall have been returned, shall
ascertain and declare the total vote IN
such State for and against convention.
If majority of the votes given on that
question shall be Tor a Convention, then
such a convention shall be held as
hereinafter provided, but if a majority
of said votes shall be against a conven,
ton, then no such convention shall be
held under this act; proviied, that such
Convention shall not be held unless O
majority of all such registered votes
shall have voted on the question Of hold.
ing such Convention,
Section three as printed becomes sec.
ton four, and the succeeding sections
are changed to correspond.