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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

u. PAN, Apsa 1o.-Oa Thussday .vs>
aisg Ne ycuag hdiss 10 company with
Geo. Gray, In attempting to cross the Zum>
bss river ct Clarsmont station, we're upset
10 TIE swollen stream and drowned. Their
eamss were Helen Marsh, Of Classmout, and
Jass Thoross. Of watervills. Gray was in
the water hanging 10 some willow boushs
when rescued.
The dsstitution in Che new sountiss 10 not
= great % va . irst reported, and al
nsedfal assi1esncs has ben supplied.
Captain W. F. Davidson has offered to
loan the destitute homestead settlers 20, 600
bushels Of wheat for seed, to be paid Tor out
Of the next crop.
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MADISON, April 13.-Advices from Prairie
du Chen state tbss the Mississippi river is
open there. Tie ferry to McGrcgor is run.
ming regularly. One boat has arrived from
below and ore gone up.
LACnossR, WIS.,, April l3.-Mrs. Shep-
herd, mi!lines, shot Mr.. Lsdgerman yes.
tesday afternoon fos Islander. 1t is not
considered fatal.
Two Indian chiefs had . staobing ARRAY
in which one Vas killed.
River clear Of ice and very high.
Several beidgss on the Southern Minae.
ota Ruilrsod have been carried away, stop.
ping the trains.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

New YoAk, April 19.-It 10 expected
that the iron miners strike IN Morris aad
Sussex counties, will end this week, - the
men in many cases have resolved On rssum.
ing work At old wages.
Among the passengers per atesmohip
City of Antwerp, for Liverpool to day, ere
Senator Sherman, Congressman Kasson,
Gen. Morrow, Of Detroit, Rich'd J. Ssearns,
l.. Miller, and W. A. Lyon, Of Chicago.
BY the steamship Germans, to-day; J.
Lorenz, st. Louis; II. Peterson, lows; r.
Born, Chicago.
New YORK, April 15.-Gen. Sickles, conn
mandAnt of military district No. 2, embrace
ing North and South Carolina, has issued
orders under date Of Charleston, S. c., April
ll-setting forth that the general dsstitu-
ton prevailing among the population Of the
district renders necessary for their relief the
adoption Of extraordinary measures; he
therefore orders that no person shall be i'm
prisoncd for debt except upon conviction Of
fraud. That judgment OF DEGREES for the
pay ment Of money on causes Of action
arising between December 18th, 1860, and
Msy 10th. 1886, shall not bs enforced BY
execution against the property Of the per
sVu W sue uVsVuOout. Auos ouSstuSy 0OtVN
ners and constables shall suspend for II
months sales u property On liabilities con>
tracted prior to December -, 1860. That
ell prosesdines for the recovery Of money
fos the purchase Of negroes ere Suspended
That the sales Of property by execution or
order Of eourt there shall b reserved to dc.
feudants having lsailies dspsndine upon
them, implsmoots Of husbandry. house
hold goods, &C.. 10 the value Of $780,
and Shas. shs prspsssy Of sbssnt dsbeer,
shall net b taken under the foreign attach.
ment process. The order also pfehihita thu
practice Of carrying deadly wsapess. sxeept
officers and soldiers, and makss an offender
lanenable 70 trial aud punishment By mii>
,asy commission. The punishment Of death
in certain cases Of burglary and larceny Is
abolished, and authority is given the Gov,
ernors OF North and South Carolina 10 re-
port or pardon persons convicted and son.
fenced bv civil courts, and to remit fines
and penalties.
Advices from Panama present picture
u anarchy and military despotism in Oolum.
bis:
Mosqusra had finally broken up Congress
BY military force. and imprisoned sixty>
eight aenators and representatives. Among
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MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, April ID The loss BY fire last
night proved to he greater that at frs sup.
posed. Scott 4 Miles's loss was 4SO, 900.
Insured for $4,000. Lewis h Swann's
hrrdwars house adjoining was damaged to
the amount Of $4,000 but was fully insur>
cd
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ONO.

CINCINNATI, April 13.-Ths third and
fourth stories Of the Elliott House, At Gov
isgton. KY, Was destroyed BY tire this
morning. and the lower story considerably
damaged. The house was insured for el6.
600, which covers the damage.
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clLlF0RnlA.

SAu FsAScIsco. April l2.-Ths pilot
boat Caleb Curtis. A. A. Buckingham,
Harry vaanis, and Jshn Shrsdes, pilot, and
-four sailors were lsss yesterday while At
tempting 10 Geoee The bap.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

PoRrLAxD, April 18.-Ths lighthouse ct
Father Point Wa burned to-day.
The steamship Belgian called today for
Liverpool,
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LoHSox, April 1S-Mi1aiehG--A reform
debate occurred this eveuioe 10 The Hodse
Of Ceuness. Ne. Gladstone offered On
anssdmsot nxieg The rating 1t 0ve pounds.
Alter long debate the amendment was 70 :
jsctsd By . decided vote. The Government
majority was II.
LONDON, April, lS.-Neoa.-Ths Times
has congratulating editorial article ON the
defeat Of che Reform Bill, in The Heuse Of
Commons last evening. The course pursued
~ NJ. Gladstone is severely criticised. while
that Of the Liberal members 10 iaudej. Il
thinks the Liberal boilers hold the balance
Of power, and virtually control the reform
bill.
LlvEaroeL, April 13.AThe bark Wild
Horse Capt. PArr, from New York for Liv.
sspoo!. reported lost in Tsouee Bay, o. ths
Irish Ceess, 10 safs.
LoHDcn, April 1s.-ln the case Of var
bstwssa Ffanss and Prueeis, Bavaria viii
make common cause With Prussia.
FaAnE1ons, April 1s.-Amsrisan boads
eloeed Vt 70. rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

nhcspecially importan. at thls time, when the
maYRefso Of the United States are flooded with the
oires possons. under the name OF imported liquors.,
sna when domsetsc compounds purrorting TO be
medicinal, eut not Whit less pesnlcious. herald
Cd 20 the wuoad a. "eoyereign remedies hat the
pusoic sheuld fsily undersscsd the facts. Pc 4,
Known, thon, ehnl while al the diuslve stimalsnts
called iQuoss are impurc sna al The TONES contain
~ e1cshoo gro naoufsetured with Hcry article con
ea1n1ns aMpyi or fnsei oil, mortal poison. Eos-
9Br11Rs CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs
e0otaia none Of shese things. bat ere CON binstiou
1fruie ceeence Of Rye with the pure ja,css OF the
most valuable stomsehie, ent-bstoua, ana aperiest
hrbs and plaass. aae sAae = sase and rapid remedy
for Dyspspeia and eil ~ hin1ssd com plsipts tha
preparation stands before - world wi.hous riv,l
or conpstiior ~ GALES tAsy are eqsa to ~ CO.
bined sa.ss Of Ill the ohss toncs adveriss1 u ~
United States. AM the ces1cees which suthsusieasu
iss ssefssess are ssnsd By sdividsss u the high.
IsstlpE - b Osssy Sosageobss, eal,ise end walk
sfn Dsess p inlansse.s as1 ispos6sss
" Arkansas HEARD FRONT
|g&H sas1ssAe % sDscAI Ms.
- ossuy0Pson. whiss o. Ar. .kAv =. -.
| ~ 3d. Buas-fsss ~. Ian February vss p
s ssssrssii,s 80 osdsos Bss.rs "a sosln:lsv. -
- ~ :: 49, - -. .sssa 8" = 49,
mi 80 obse1 Ais Gsnessi health iapsove1. n.
~ VHo hal been II 30 hsolth, tsied SAs0, an1 b
80 tDpeovsd N CeNss, WIN he'd bsen b bal
SnkA 16s esvssa1 yeosB eeOmsch end 1ivss e9scesd
6 inpseved very mech b ~ Gee Of POUR 0leases
Indeed the CedsOn biteess Ans given you great pops
lasity 10 this settlement. th,nk could ssu crest
QWeatity ~ yens medlelncs ths fall-cepecislly u
ious Csdson Bitterr and serrspa,ila ship me vie
Memphis. cate fickstt Nesly. Respcetiully.
G. b. WALLER.
ExrsAcT or I.Er1rx from pao,iprsov. Aia..t
May -, 1896. I
Ds JOINS BriL: send yon $50 for GIDEON Bss
yEn please send Whit II will come 10 after paying
freight 20 Columbus. Mise have been troubled for
yeaSs with indigestion have had 60 take JIls
every nAen for fileen yeasp; aud In February
Nos, vas attacked with general psrasysis. l We
confined To my rpm for the balance % the year end
10 fact. continued Ia q very weak and nervous cOnd
tion until come two m.n.hs since. when wac pat
under operation. and yonr CedroD Bttess fos
tseseosnt. eomsaesced improving right away. md
am pretty we'll sessosed. Yours. truly.
ocssGdeodAw.iy A. L. MEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15
3 u r II ETT'S

3 U r N ETT'S
Perfectly Pure and Highly Concentrated
STANDARD EXTRACTS.
! conasNG
LEMON. vAs,liA, moss, AL.osD,
StcrAMNR, ceLnaY, ORANGE, PEACH,
SrrHso, tcMxAnox, CLOVIS, GrxoER,
for aavoring Ice Creams, Custards, Pies. Blame
Mango. Jellies. Sauces. Soups. 0ravies, &C..
and ask you to prove. BY trial and comparison,
their general exesllesce, and their superiority
ever those fictitious and unhealthy kinds which
may have been brought to your notice. and
which parade their caespness - the most in
portant point to be considered. We profess to
deal upon honor in this matter, ard whore the
house Of
Joseph Burnett 4 Co.,
IL known. il il unnecessary 70 spsak Of IL stand
'ng. We ok your attention 70 the following
evidessss Of Tie truth Of our statements.
T8OTnMONlAADg
Joseph Burnett 1 ca. Of Besten, carry the
palm il their nanufeetures. 1ecie mmous to-
ies articles hsvs eef.sa = s!visnss ssp9setion,
trects." The believing sepclusive evidence i
reiterated BY thonsasds. Chicago Tribune.
Ssesmnsa ~, 1859.
ssvU~ - --.--s-.l. T.. -.
timosy to their supsrior merit. "-0age. waite
Co., Sherman House, Chicago.
I'VE use your sxtrssts end coneur in the
general recommend atoms. Gage Drake 1
Co., fremont House, Chitsgo.
The ~ ssss sssrs in strength, parity, and
economy."-H. n. Cinslsy, Surveyor and Con-
lectioaer. Chieage. sept. u, 1866. 4
II have Adopted them exclusively" ~.
Wright, Caterer asd Coafsctioner. Chicago.
I'VE regard your txtfact. the best il II:
world. We use no Others" -Darling. Criswold
Co., Fifth Ave. aetsl, New York.
We End then better ard cheaper than any
We have ever ueed. "-0imeon Leland 3 Co.,
Aesropolitan Hotel, New York
''Prs-enineasly supssssr 70 IL others for cul-
may eurpeses. n only kiods ~ 0se.'-H.
4. Parker Co., Parker House. 8eesee.
'Duperier 10 sny ~ havs ever sssd."-Re-
we're ed Ire0sot 9ssos. Bosom.
noHossAnnA Hovn, Rittseureh, Asg. e,'ss.
tried i. .ssr.. 49, thirty yss" s.psreocs
IN business - noos cordially rseo0nend Bur-
'''' '''' = J. I'D Se6. caossAs. Proprietor.
- Rseoansnls1sey nstiess nishs = nusA
oxtosned. M Il = .nof1oaa beeouo6 really ~
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TO HOUSEK EEPERS.


There is no subject which should more FULLY
eneross the attention Of families. or is of more
vital importance to the community. than the
purity and excellence Of those articles which
enter into and compose cur daily food, or more
occasional refreshmen.s.
1t is we'll established fact, that large per
cent. Of dise1e and mortality 10 eneen6sred or
aggravated BY impure, dcleterious 'ingredicnts
end poisonous sdultsraAions, in what - eat and
drink, aud no part Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-15

a
Phasea's "Nigbs Dleeming Ceseas.S
Phauon's "N6ghe DDooming Cereus.s
Dooloob "NbgAe 0ooosn6ng Cereus."
Phaleass might 0Isemins Ccreos.o
ehalsnas ''NsOhs Doesolng CerSus.n
most exquisite. delicate. and Fragrant Perfume
distle 6em the rare and beautiful flower from
which Il takes its name
Manufactured only by
PmALON 4 son, New Yesk.
DEwARn or coUNrshrErrs.
: ASK FOR pHALONs-TAKE MO OTHER.
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sse~sss 49,
LAss sunsU0R ssa s0wA cAvALnY.
HAVING BREE gNGA0ED IN THE PRAC
II tice Of Medicine and Surgery for the last
TwssIy rvs YRAas N rms SsAss. has pssmsn-
entity located in this city. and ofers his psofss.
sional services 10 the citisens Of Davenport end
vicinity. and hopes BY his long experience with
the diseases Of shs climate. TO merit aud reoeive
portion Of public patronage.
Vice corner Of Third aud brady, over Lind
ssv's yswslsy Store. residence in what YVES for.
assly known a. the Fulton House. 90 Water
street. above the hssdge. iune87 dit
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Mias. 8. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIO NO. BLK, sdFLOOn
PHOTOGRAPHS WORKED IN OIL Oh
L Wstes Cclors, or India Ink. on plsin oe
Aibumenised pepper. Particular attention psid
a 00niea
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IN. =. YOUMANW.

D3YeiCIAN AND SURGEON Once. oes.
g "a end DraAy c6eets. nader 6trsspes .
Daylis's stoss. Nssidsnee % lSsh o.. bet Dire
dv end Nsin. octod.dW
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r N e CUlSIN

presents so tempting field for the cupidity Of
The INSCRIPTIONS to impose upon the public i'm
feror, impure. and poisonous preparations,
with the maximum profits and the maximum
chances of ~eteetion, as in the articles Of
COOKING EXTRACTS, Flavorings, and other
like concentrations; consequently, the greatest
vigilance and care should be used in their selec.
ton. We respectfully call your attention to
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cARRIAcgs.
Davenport Carriage Repositor,

Of Eastern Manufacture, and most
durable quality. His goods were bought ~
contracted for before the greet rise in matefisl
and labor, which enables him 10 offer the GREAT
EST INDUCEMENTS to purchasers Call be
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also constantly on
head choice stock Of Pisnos and Meodeons fos
sale or TO rent. fbll.d6wiy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-29
The Reason For it.

| Under this heading the CtTcteUltte Union
(RadicaI discourses for our enlightenment
! We are obliged much. First we are given
to understand that it supports the policy oi
making voters out of the Negroes because
Kit is right" That is it is right to invest
with full and equal political power race
of persons, or their descendants, if you
please, in regard to which the history of the
world and all science for six thousand years
are unvarying in their testimony that it is
! the inferior of the White race. We protest,
! therefore, the Negro should not be made a
voter either here or in the South. 1t
! is not &the color of his skin or the
nature of his hair that we object to-
It is the inferiority of the race-an in
| feriority that is not adapted to participa-
! tion in the administration of Government
| founded by White men who gave to the
science of Government the most searching
inquiry, and were solicitous to build up in
this country republican form of Govern
ment by. which Constitutional Liberty
would be assured indefinitely. This form
of Government since 1860 has been terribly
shattered and Jared; but it will survive
and be strengthened, if it shall not be
brought into reproach and mocked at by
giving four rsmilions of people voice there
in who never can be brought to compre-
hend the nature of Civil Government. 1t
would, therefore, not only be wrong, but it
would be criminal to make the Negroes
voters. r7-CaFe: ~TEeFtF n 80 20
We are glad that the Union has come to
look upon the Southern people somewhat
kindly, and testifies that they are not such
goddess set of beings that it is beyond a
possibility that saving grace should reach
them; that they "are advocating meas ures
that are Just, humane and right" that
"there has been ia very significant change
in their actions;" that 'they have laid
aside very large part of their malig-
nancy. haughtiness and defance;" that
there is no '.good reason why the editor of
The STATESMAN, or any one else. cannot
sanction their action or espouse the meas
ures they. advocate in so far as those meas
ures are right and humane"
This is @coming to time" considerably.
Republican stump speakers last fall did
Lcounterfeit an intense horror at the idea that
''loyal' men could be found associating
politically with the men called Rebels.
The merits of the questions at issue were
not taken into consideration. 1t was re-
garded as sufficient damnation to any meas
ure if the Rebels supported it. That Was
last year. Now we are assured by the
Union (where it got permission to say
so we do not know that we are at lib
erty to support measures in conjunction
with the South without subjecting ourselves
to reproach. This is good. LET it be so
recorded" Butwe cannot consent to either
the Southern men or the Radicals ruling
the Whites through the Negroes. We
would also have this 80 recorded"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-29
Proclamation from Thaddeus
Stevens.

Several days ago, 1T. was given out that
death was toying with the bones of Trad
DEUS STEVENS. Some there were who
thought that this would prove the end OF
him who rules, leads and drives the Re-
publican party; but not so. He is not yet
wanted beyond the Styx. 1t is now stated
that his health is much improved-so much
so that on Saturday he wrote letter. The
mere circumstance of his writing a simple
letter might amount to nothing special
buBsin view of the kind of letter-the OBJ
ject of the letter-it becomes important or
otherwise, just as the case may be. WILSON
Senator WILSON'S on his way down
South speechifying to the Negroes
and such Whites as will intermix, holding
up to admiration partisan Republican pol
itics, and urging the Blacks to unitedly
vote against their old masters who did give
aid and succor to the Rebellion. Senator
WILSON has given assurances in his public
speeches, that if the South shall go to work
and organize under the Military Recon-
struction bill, the South will be admitted
to immediate representation in Congress-
These assurances have stirred old THADDE-
Us. He regards them false and delusive, and
for the purpose of setting matters right
he has written his proclamation, for it is
more deserving that designation than any
other STEVENS denies the right of any
man, excepting himself, to speak anthori-
tatively as to what the Republican party
will do. He asks: ''By what authority
does any one say that by the election
of loyal delegates they will be ad-
mitted.p He denies the existence
of Virginia. "In truth" he says, ''there is
no Virginia" Whoever supposed for a
moment that the work of Reconstruction
would be clinched and finished by the
Southern people yielding prompt COM
pliance with the demands of the Military
Reconstruction bill, are doomed to disap-
pointment in the extreme. That bill abso-
lutely crushes out of existence ten States,
and rears- on their crushed and broken
ruins five Military Districts. So STEVENS
understands it, and so declares it by deny
ing that there is Virginia. More clear
even than this does he make it, by the
declaration - direct and specific - that
'smuch is to be done by the people and
Congress before any Representative or SEN
ator, or State, Can be recognized" STEVENS
demands, in a peremptory tone, to know
'.who authorized any orator to say there
would be no confiscation?" He wants
such utterances to be duly pondered before
they are delivered. He wants to know
i" who is authorized to travel over the coun-
trv and peddle out amnesty" He gives no
tice there must be confiscation. II
While this man rules the country, and
rnle it he will so long as he shall live and
the people continue to vote the Republican
party into majority, there will be politi-
cal uncertainty and consequent business
distress. The DEGREES of Fanaticism and
Hate will be carried out, and those DEGREES
are in antagonism with the welfare of the
country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Know Thy Destiny.


MADAME q. F. THORNTON, the great Engli
AstrOlogst. Clairyoyant and Psychometrician, VIII
has astOnished the scientific classes of the Old
World. has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight. as to enable her to impart knoWi-
edge of the greatest Importance the single or mar
ried of ethersex While in state of trance, she
delineates the very features the person you are
to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of in
tense power. known as the Psychomotrope, guaran-,
tees to produce alfeike picture of the future hus
band or wife Of the applicant together with date Of
marria4e position in life. leading traits of charac-
ter. dc. This is no humbug, as thousands of testi
monialse can assert. She will send when desired q
certified certificate, or written guarantee that the
picture iswhat it purpOrts to be. By inclosing q
small lock of hair. and stating plass of BIRTH age
disposition and complexion, and nciosing fifty cents
and stamped euvelspe addressed to yourself, your
Willreceve the picture and desired information By
return mail. AL omnlunieations sacredly conf
dential.lc Address in confidence. sMADAME E. r..
FHoRSToN. p. D. Box 223s Hudson, N. Y.o5l sR5fi
F. -mar25-daW1y zEitB s=Nr sEag0gfo,A rs-tyJ
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Announce the name of WILLIAM l.. ROSS as a
candidate for Representative subject to the decis-
ion of the Democratic primsry election, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Please announce the rame of DAVID BEERS,
Esq, of Mif1n township, as candidate for Repre-
sentative in the legislature, subject to the decision
of the Democratic primary election, and oblige
80 ,., -tr MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR STATEsMAN-Please announce OWEN
T. CURRY, Esq, of Pleasant township, can
ddate for the nomination for Representative in the
Legislature, subject to the decision of the Democ
racy at their primary election. and ebige
-~ MANY DEMOCRATS.
Announce the name of DR.. GEO. W. BUTLER,
of Prairie township, as candidate for Representa-
tive subject to the decision of the Democratic pri
mary election to be held the 9Th day of June next,
and Oblige MANY DEMO Gratis.
SHERIFF.
EDS. STATEsMAN-Please announce the name of
MITCHELL q. LILLE Y as candida for the Office
of Sheriff of Franklin county, subject to the decision
of the Democratic primary election. to be held on
the 9Th of june and oblige t-r p" --
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR STATEsMAN-Please announce the name
of ANDREW w. SHEARER as a ,didate for
Sheriff of Franklin county, subject to the decision
of the Democratic primary election. .a
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
EDITOR OHIO STATESMAN - Please announce
JAMES w. BARBEE, as candidate for Sheriff
of Franklin county subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention, and oblige
-= -.ael -. 1 MANY DEMOCRATS.
-''' asH COUNTY AUDITOR.
Please announce the name of SAMUEL E. KILE
candidate for County Auditor, subject to the
decision of the Democratic primary election and
oblige ri MANY DEMOCRATS.
a
EDITOR STATEsMAN-Please announce the name
of HOLDAMOND CRAZY as a candidate for
County Auditor subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic primary election. e-8 :. 70 ''-
MADISON.
COUNTY TREASURER.
EDITOR STATEsMAN-P Please announce the name
of JOHN L. SCRIMGER, of Norwich township
as a candidate for the nomination for County
Treasurer subject to the decision of the Democra-
cy at their primary election on the 9Th of June next
q Please announce the name of JAMES II. |
STAURTNG as acandidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the decision of the Democratic voters of
Franklin county at their primary election on the
9Th day of June, and oblige s.. -1a 4. O. o.
! d&w* MANY DEMOCRATS.
Please announce that A. q. HEADLEY will be
presented to the suffrages of the Democracy the
primary election the sth of June for nomination
to the Office of County Treasurer.
80 t-~-7 MANY DEMOCRATS.