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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

RIcsnoxp, April TO-. Stseoback 4
Co., enc Of shs largest dry goods hor ss'
here. had their premises seissd to-day or
IN attachment sued eat BY Claim 4 Co.
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new JERSEY.

THsxfoR. April 1o.-In he House to-day
% the question 70 strike from the Consti-
tuition The wsrd "white," to allow colorsd
people TO vote. The vote stood 80 in favor
and 50 against striking II out. This ends
the question thia oeaaion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

Stomach Bitters.

TIE following letters, from well known ply.
sicisns and individuals. show the estimation In
which this celebrated prepars.ien il held bv
those who have used them
Prrsspuxo, May !, 1906
Messrs. uoststter 4 Smith -Gsntlemen: Du-
ring visit IN the West last Fell, 1 contracted
chies and feve. which Wrought me 10 my bed
and finally terminated Ia typhoid fever, and
confined me TO ny room for several months.
during wAleh tine was physically - prossrst
- eAo4 0ng1e 1oGDoige1 u ovee feeevering
ny ese1j lgv11G steifsly - " sspssiss ':r
"a - =. =: !: e -. s:.ss sea-
nishts' 81 hon dsIlIity cesssd from ~ psos-
srsts ces litSsa, bsesGAe abset b tie fever. Al
this sSegsof ~ coo11e1os fbiea1 secemmsad-
cd me q ~ yses celebeatsd eeooasA Bitters,
bus hsise ncftally oppeesd - The use Of stimu.
wards yiseas1 ~ pr0s9ises: 80 after taxing
appetite rstufns4 ead With Il IN rapidly re-
gaining ny issmss streagth aad sisor. Nv
sleep iron the loeo Of which he'd sueFered
much) has never been better than Il 10 nov.
and the rssling sensation before alluded to-
has eatirely len ne. ny bowels. which were
much conssiPated and irregular. are now quite
natural, and In fact am glad 10 say that feel
myself new man, and tender yon this testi
monial Of my appreciation Of your vsiuable
preparation in order that others suffering a.
have may avail themselves Of its virtues, which
prejudice prevented me from ENJOYING for 90
long period. may also add thai my physi
clan, alter seeing the beneficial effect your hi,
tiers had on me, recommended that nae them
regularly.
Yours. very respectfully,
4. BOURNE, As Market ST.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

Messrs. Hostetter h Smith--Gcuts. II in
with the greatcst pleasure that l recommend
your Stomcch Bittsrs To tho public, think il
10 the best bitters ofthc day. II 10 espec ially
sdapted to the South and West, who're hillary
arrangements Of the liver ara prevalent. Ten
vears' sxpsviesce In the use Of compounds. Is
curatives. compels mo 20 give your Bitters the
preference Mai its popularity inertia.
Il. ANGLE, N. D.
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xaniA Clax l,onntx IL

XsxiA. Clay County, III.
Messts Hoststter 1 smith Oentlemen
have used aud eftss prescribed your Stomach
Dlstsrs. aad take pleasure 10 rseomme ndins u
TO al whose stomeche ore debilitatsd II 10 an
sEcsllsnt appssisss and ssais and prise il 81
one Of the hest ns1icinss Of The day,
n. q. MOORE. N. ID.
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MArvoen. H., January 81, 1885

MArvoen, H., January 81. 1895.
0Msssrs Hoststtes 4 Smith-0estlenen !
sell more Of your Stomach Bitters than Of any
other medicine. Parties who have tried them
speak In very high praise NJ their excellent vir.
tues. IhAvc used them my self. and prescribed
them with unparaile success.
Very respectfully, yours,
q. + KILNER, NJ. b.
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aa1sia, W., Nay ~, less.
Aessrs. Hostester 4 smith
Dear Sirs-will ysu % ne the favor to for.
ward By express oue-half dozen Hoseetter's
bisscrs with bill. for which I will remit you on
sseetps Of che sems. - - unable 20 procure
you. medsc.e here; sad IL had quantity il
could be sold readily. - IL 70 known 70 be the
origin with . diseased stomach. 1 have used
sna SOLD hundreds Of preparations, but your
bisters are superior to anything Of The kind
am ccgniz ant with. Indeed. no soldier should
pc vwno9tu snoald ne be ever 80 robust aud
preventive for almost all diseases a soldisr !.
subject 20. have been afflicted with chrar;o
indigestion, end No medicine hes Afforded me
the relief yours has and trust you will lose:no
time in ssnliae the Bietsrs ordered.
Yours very respectfully,
SAMUEL BYERS. Hospital.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE ATE OF IOWA, q.

scorr CouxxY. H.
In the District Court:
q. II. Mccormick d Bsoe.,
".
George ". Rogers, Elizabeth A Rsgsss.
Sanusl Pofter and Elizsbsth Poster.
To Gsesgs ". Rogers, Elisabeth A. keeefs,
samuel Porter and EliEabeth Pofsse, DE-
fsndents:
You ore hsssby notified that on O before
The 2lst day Of Novembss, 1856. Petition
will b 6lsd b. aid Plaintiff y: 3. .cCor
mick 3 Bros. N he eGlee Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of said scott Ueunsy.
lowe, claiming Of you enc Thousand dollars
- sWo netse esoouted By SeoeA Posees,
daesd Nay 1lGh, 1oo6---oas e yooSs oue
Nsvsobsf lei, ICES, 81 one ~ el71. dus
Novembsr Let, 1886. with interest," = 10 pr
cent, per anauo slso the forscissure 9! :
gait claim deed q Z mertgege executee ~
George w. Rogers and Elissbesh A. hog>
ers to secure said notes With othe!; also
writ Of injusction. And that unless you
appear thereto and defend before noon Of
the secosd day Of the next Term OF said
Court commencing at Davenport o. the lst
Monday Of February, 1867. Default VAL be
entered against you and decree - prayed
in said petition.
c. II. Mccormick & Bsca. Plaintiils.
STEWART 4 ARMSTRONG;. Attorneys.
Dated this 2lst day Of Nov. 1865.
~>~.
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Flosr-He quotaols ehangs te-day sellers
we're willing 70 eseept yestsfdey's prices, and
The msskst closed with nedersAs husinsse -
sslee Of white winter sxtsss q Oh Is; red via.
ter extsa ct Sass epriae sxlros q a.. 500
0lS7S: spripe oupof1ae q oll.oo.
Whesa-MsfkeS opened doll. q g. n Tor feR.
ular winter reee1peo Of Ne. epeiee. the raase
We O.. 81 o. SIX for round lots, and g s7k0
e $50 for car lots fresh receipts Of do cold q
sSI; No. spring scsrcs; sales ct o.. 1901. 50;
rejected spring s.lo@2.l4s2.l5; No. closed at
2.37 with buyers.
Corn-No opened higher, at about l.osk.
hut steadily declined, ciosice with BUYERS Il
.o6; No 9 dali. with sales Of fresh Il g20a2i1;
rejected dull, opening at s5}s@se. and closing
at about SIC.
Oats-No. opened sc higher. with early
sales at sc. but declined, cIosing at 541&a
kve-verv dull ard 2@sc lower sales Of No.
stsl 4s, and No. 9 At 2l.4l.
Rarlev-Dull and lover: sales of No Q reyu
lar receipts at Los, and fresh rejected at $50.
Provisions tirm and in good de.
mand.
Mes. Pork-Holders realized On advance Of
lSai25c per bbl., at oa2. 1928 90 cash s2s 90
for buyers for the month
RCut messs-Duli 7A@sc for shoulders. llk
1871 &C 70, sweet picked hams, loc for rough
sides, e@9i4c for cumberland. and loalol. &c for
short rib loose short clear lOsl@llc.
Lard-A moderate demand for prime ste Am
city at 12s4c., and sellers ct l255@lSc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

Nav Yonx, April II.
Stocks improving, active
s2os o!'62, ~; of "a, ~ of IS, s; new II
g. 4; lo:4os registered s1sl, couponsss s19s ;
s;sos. first 601s1, Others 81
View York Central, 9sIi.
Lrie, 54l{.
leading. 30.
Chicago 4 Alton. 1.05Gtl.cs.
lichigan Central, 1.os@1.le
Money. I psr cent.
sterling, 90 days, ela.
Gold. $l.Gs%.
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n.,. n. v.,.,.e aspsssei eescA - - 49,
t.1 - 49,. ..e.s Easeesn RarsesasA
ss,sS ~ r. nGTtaalDGgB Chanseys
~ seex.rs~ r,.,e lar. ssse Ass.ss - -
Norsh.W ese ~ R1sslv PAIh ~. - n~.a.a
COoKiNU STOVES. Sell q Ne. 1os. .s.. - T.
prices, freight aAded. In os:s.ae. ,s..,..sr'
suausities to sule. FIJI Oeee"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11
D0Uessp0s'e CeRpersssstth
AND
UeAW SHEET IRON WORKER

smoke Stocks. Bfeeching. Sorghum
FANS. FIRE SHUTTERS. WELL TUBE
INC. EXHAUST PIPE. &C., &C.
Also, dealer IN Stoves end Tin Ware, RocfnS
and al House Jobbing done pestly and prompt.
u. The great fuel econoniser. the Eureks end
0oed aemaretsn, Cook and Hoaitor heating
hindo of stoves. Call end era nine q Go,l0
nsia street. Davenport. Iowa.
iedtfs -s.EjASsH DUMOkT
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nEBRASkA.

OMAHA, 10.-The steamer Only Chasee,
leading boat Of the mountain feet, arrived
here this morning with . full cargo and
passsofer list
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

EvrixaHAx, Efingbam county, III.
Messrs. Hostetter h Smith
Gentlemen With pleasure | can say that
your Buffers are superior TO any others Ihave
used them in my family for long time, and
always with bsuedcial results
Yours, very truly.
iROBERT GILBERT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

OALLArsA. Saline County. III.
Nsesrs. nostettsr 4 Smith 0entlenen
have prscticed medicine for many years, aud
havs used your Bittess in . numhss Of cases
With great success, and take pleasure in recon-
msndiag them 10 the public in gesersl.
Very respectfully.
J. SMITH. Md.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

such 10 the tenor Of the correspondense r.
s:.ea ~ almost every mail st the manufactory
q Pitsourg. The foreeoiue letter, are rive.
aesey = specimens Of its general charsotsr.
$40 q valuable information furnished ~ thoss'
wnc have Be relieved 10 those Who sufTer.
.,.s = mot nscessar, - this late day 70 publish
ara G.ss, 'SS ..;u As . means Of pushing
S a.. S ~ Nsnoaal Specific. Il has Obtained Z
sfm nesa % Tie confidence Of che publio. and
Ceenee ass present. position a Z NJ Asrd
rrspasesaoa efsle bssS slass through the leCiti.
1sss neeiaA Of sxpsrinessal demonetrst3en
40 ~ vesssres % inpugs its medicinal me rita.
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Doass's Ssoaa. 0idsea ceusty. lea. |
OnonMhnP 4 faaG

Doaos's Ssoas, 0idsea ceuoty, Led,
Dsseober 8, less.
nsssrs. uoeeetter . Smith:
0sntlsmsn- i have received - mueA bsnsRt
from using ytue Bssesr that II feel IN duty
bound 10 give my tsssjosay 20 their great vir-
sac. have been In very poor health for more
than two yesrs. sfaicsed With indigestion and
loss Of spirits triedA great many medicines.
but failed 10 mad any relief Finally wes Der.
suaded 10 Try your celebrated 0tom ach Hitiers,
and found my health greatly improved. con
tiuasd 10 use them for sometime. end We re-.
ssoeea 70 perfect health. make THE statement
Ioe we Decent 81 thoss WOO are sufferine with .
similar disease. Ysry respectfully.
i'm BOREN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

Sew d 0rk Market
Nav Yoag. April IL.
Fouf-l00l5c. better for high grades, others
quiet and steady.
wheas-10sc. better, quiet. SIS for White
California.
Rye-Firm l.se for Western.
Corn-lc. better, but less active, 1.300l 81
in store, and l.32 saoat, and l.250l.2s for
new mixed Western.
Oats Dull.
Pork-A shade firnss. new closing At 1880
for cash old unchanged.
Lavd-Quiet.
Whiskey-Quiet
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LlpkRroS. Pa. November s, 1865.

EipKRroS, Pa. November s, 1865.
Messrs. Hostetter 4 Smith
Gentlemen We have been selling your
Stomach lIitters TOR eighteen mo ntls, aud find
them al cxcellcni medicine. ALI that rs necessary
II 10 let the people know their virtue. and they
wiliuse them. have tried them myself and
now recommend them TO all who have weak
Stsmachs. Respectfully YOURS,
WATTE3SON y MCFARLAND.
Druggists.
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Removal.

KOCH. THE FURRlER.
ms REMOVED HIS HAT, CAP AND FUR En-.
u PORIUM TO
Ma. - Wet Second street.
between Harrison and Ripley sts. where he Will keep
larger and complete stock Of TIE latest styles
and nnest qualities u La6loo' ana 0l, 0onfs' acd
Bays Hats, Caps and Pun = pgiooo list ~ eo0pe.
ttfon. fmh1stf Sign of BID CapsY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

CHICAGO, April IL.
t.75@sl5; fair to good Is. 15a7. 80 common
10 medium e4oo067o.
Hogs Receipts Is cars; choice to pri.,s
s7.s0ld7 IS; fair to good t6.s5 al rs common
10 medium a. 502S.30
Sheep-Receipts Is cars; &5.4o@7.7b.
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= TANDARD SKIrxT


VI 9h0 F0061O0061O WV.enn.
Tor Ioona Ladies', Misscs snd CAils. ron tnsv A..
Hspesior 70 all othcrs. Inquire for u Duplex KIM
where Fsse Chase skrss are ID, throughout he o.
WEST. BRADLEY CARY,
sss Warehouse aud Once. " Chamber. and ~ i 81
kuroue St.s ~. -Grn
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GREAT NEW ENGLAND

10 now o0seed 70 tho aHietsd throughout the eouD-
tsy. Aes having been proved by the teet Of eleven
years. IN the New England States. where tts merits
have become ~ we'll known 10 the tree from which,
u part. II derives Me virtues
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, RIVE SHIRTS.

- = II i ~ ~ - II Il II Il -
rrnEY WILL NOT BEND OR BREAK LIKE THH
end PnOacf shspc whrtc three fosr ordinary skirts
have been thrown eslde - ueelees. Each hoop 10
composed cftwo ansly tenpefed eeesl ersnos. beai-
ded 1seeslS and vfBaly together Rpaa 20 pcs losO-
- TIE 0soneee most Fexnls aud still the llgheeat
nocR 1ees. In cteuethe Pro1saade lps ~ hoess
~ Vessca. Inessre. Railroad Cass Cania9ss, Cfow-
~ Aeesnouee, De-. 4cs thsy 80 uAeQaalle1, ec0-
6aenR Oc0sUst D1sabiliSy end Bcensusy, ~ q !.
1!9eance q shape. which has naAe ~ = Dur ~
KI1YpTTN ~ - \
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The White Pine Compound Cures

Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipthcria, Bronchitis,
spittipgof Hood, aud Pulmonary Affections gcnes-
ally. I'll. remarkable Remedy for voidins Crime,
bleedln from the Kidneys and bladder, Gravel. and
gthoF rtrntiaints
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11
AND ALL KINDS OF PICTURE CORD,
nAssassso or ALL KINDS,
Hair. Moss, HuSk E Excelsior,
Also something new under the sun.
Mattresses made OF SpOnge,
A new discovery. The BEST and most desirable
bed yst known, soft. elastic. and durable be-
yond aOo0unt.
FURNITURE

OF every description. Parlor Sets. Chamber
Setts. Upholstered Goods Of al kinds, and On
endless variety Of common furniture. Ill Of my
own manufacture, q the old stand on Second
street, corner Of Perry.
fab "a. DIFF DANIEL 0OULD.
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JAS. A. HIGH,

pnoPnlRTOn o. 10D
Harrison Street Livery Stable.
GWE HARRISON STREET, BETWEEN
a4d6k& Front and Second. Heroes Z
CarriaGea, Of the best quality. 70 let At all
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
end boarded q reasonable charges. [myle-d1y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-05

"SNARLING COWARD THE Alta in
its I" editorial notes." on Saturday last,
thus speaks Of the Territorial Enterprise
"In passing, lot US say that the in
situation Of our Nevada n~eighbor that
Mrs. Lincoln's sympathies were with the
rebellion, is as g%roundless as it is abb
surd. If she had no other motive than
that Of self interest, that alone would
be strong enough to overcome every
wish she otherwise might have had for
the success of a cause which would, II
it had triumphed, have driven her hus-
band andherself out of place and power.
Valiant scribblers are swift now to as
perse the character Of n most unfortu-
nate woman, when, if her husband were
yet alive, they would be among the first
to utter the old cry of "disloyalty."
The times have changed indeed; in 1862
men were imprisoned in New York City
for speaking with disrespect of q lady
against whom in 1867 every ~ill-natured
coward makes haste to raise his feeble
snarl."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-05

No HopEl-A colored woman, named
Mrs. F. E. W. Harper, lectured at Lib
erty Hall, Philadelphia, on the evening
Of the l4th of October, and thus spoke
of the "poor white people" of the South:
"I do not regard u peoples condi-
ton as the saddest in the South-far
ssdder is the condition Of the poor white
people. They have all the ignorance Of
the slave with all the pride of the mas
ter. They do not appear to belong to
any race. Too proud to allow their
children to 60 to the same school with
our race, l have yet seen them begging
from the people they affected to dcspise.
We're our people pilling to amdtgGmate
NTH them, there might be some hope for
them, but as il 10 / see none"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-05

A BRITISH journal remarks: "Per-
haps the best thing that could happen
for the Union is that Mr.. Johnson should
think he standeth.' There would be
then no danger of his taking heed lest
he fall"
A MERCHANT of Nashville has sued the
telegraph company for $4,000 damages.
The operator was absent from his Office
when the merchant wished to send a
dispatch.
In the new factory act issued in Eng.
land, a Jew who closes his factory till
sunset on a Saturday is to be allowed
to keep 1t, open after sunset till nine
o'clock, for females and young persons
to work till that hour.
liz Newark, N. j., the other day, a
Young child at play was so frightened
BY the mischievous cry Of her associate,
GLook out for the BULL" that she fell
in running with SO much force as to
cause her death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-05

We learn that Wells, Fargo L Co.
have determined not to put on a line Of
coaches from Cheyenne to the end Of
the track, because of the short time that
will elapse before the track will be at
Cheyenne. 1t is expected that the road
will be open to that point as early as
November 10th, when a daily for double
or tri-daily) line Of coaches will run to
Denver. There. will be no change in
the running of our mountain line, but a
daily line will be run from Church's, on
the Salt Lake road, via Golden City, to
Central City aud Georgetown, for the
accommodation Of the mountain people.
The following rates Of fare will probably
be established: From Cheyenne to
Denver, S25 from Cheyenne to Central,
via Church's station and Golden City,
500; from Cheyenne to Central, via
Denver, S33. Commodious stables have
been built as the stations between Den:
yer and Cheyenne, and everything is in
readiness for the transfar Of stock
Denver Tribune, lsm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-05
u. ~ 49,, r.thur,.

ws,, ,vo Owe thS New York Tribane.
while the election in Pennsylvania is
pending to-day, and before the result is
reached or known, we deem II a proper
time to soy thus publicly to Horace
Greeley, or whoever controls the columns
Of the New York Tribune, that the Re-
publicans of Pennsylvania have been
again made to feel that thers is such Q
paper as the Tribune in existence, and
that In the late contest in this State we
have been compelled, as heretofore, to
work uphill against the embarrass,
ments, influences, doubts, meddling and
presumptuous dictation cast into u
way or hurled into our faces by the con-
ductors of that journal. The Tribune
has not published an encouraging word
for the Republicans of this State during
the entire canvass. II has assumed to
coustrue unfairly and loosely every act
our party leaders performed for the sue
cess of our principles. 1t has put o
ISLANDERS into the mouths Of our oppo-
nents than their degraded natures could
invent to impair the influence of honest
| Republicans. II has done more to
create apathy in the Republican ranks
of Pennsylvania than all the other in
Auences combined working against the
Republican party, and We question If
there are ten Republicans in Pennsyl-
yania who will admit that the Tribune
for the last four years has been other
than a burden and q shame to the party.
All this is worth acknowledging, and
In the name of the Republicans Of the
Keystone State, we send Mr.. Greeley
greeting in honor Of all his %considerate
favor for us " poor Dutch of Pennsylva-
MIA" But we have now q surfeit of
this kind of treatment. We beg here
after that the Tribune will let the Rspub-
licans Of Pennsylvania alone. Whether
defeated or victorious to-day, We desire
to cut loose from the Tribune manage
ment. We can take care Of our own
affairs, and if Mr.. Greeley will only de-
eide hereafter directly to help our oppo.
nents, instead of indirectly contributing
to our embarrassment, he will do US a
favor which will outweigh all the evil
Of his past oficiousness. The Tribune
may have a mission to fulfill, but its
fulfllment must be attained outside Of
Pennsylvania. = Harrisburg Telegraph,
Oct. 8.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-05

A BITTER PILL.-Hunnicut, the leader
Of tho Radical party in Virginia, in q
recent speech at Richmond, in speaking
of the proposed alliance Of Conserva.
tives with that party said
"Now, we tell the strangers that II
they want to come with us they have to
swallow a bitter pill. They must swal-
low the Constitutional Amendment, the
Civil Rights bill, the Sherman-Shella-
barger-W Wilson bill, the supplementary
bills, every Reconstruction Act, the
iron-clad oath, the 18th Of April plat
form, Wardwill, Hunnicut, and the mig
ner, lcheers]. Yes, the nigger-his
head, his hide, his tallow, his bones,
and his suetl Nay, his body and soul
Yes; all these they must swallow, and
then, perhaps, they can be called Re.
p%ublicans. They must affiliate with Hun.
nicutt and his SET"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-05

Battle MOUNTAIN ORs.-We were
shown this week several hundred pounds
of very fine looking ore from Battle
Mountain, brought in by Messrs. McBeth
and Fox, from that district. It would
be hard to separate this ore from the
ore of Gold Run district if mixed with
II, as the pres are very similar in many
respects. These gentlemen are much
elated with their handsome prospects.
The lodges from which this ore was
taken are large and well defined. We
were also shown the results OF some
ASSAYS Of this ore caused to be made by
General Stafford, at Virginia city, which
prove it to be very rich.-Hamoo1as
REGISTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-05

THE Stockton Independent states on
what it considers good authority that
engineers were engaged during the lat
ter part of the past week, between Sac
ramento City and Stockton, in survey
ing and running the lines for the West
ern Railroad. It is also reported that
it is the intention Of Stanford, Of the
Central Pacific, as soon as the Winter
SHOWS impede the work in the mountains
to employ q large force of hands in the
valleys in the construction Of the West.
ern Pacific,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-05
The New York Times, though favoring

The New York Times, though favoring
negro suffrage, says:
"Universal negro suffrage, with o
disfranchisement Of the great body OF
tho whites, forced upon the Southern
States by military power, and leading
in nearly all those States to the absolute
supremacy of the negroes in the govern
ment, must of necessity be odious and
intolerable to the white inhabitants.
Even If forced to consent to it, such q
step must implant in their minds the
most bitter resentment toward those by
whom the blow has been inflicted. Its
direct tendency, moreover, is to array
the blacks and whites against each other
to make each feel that the other is his
enemy, and thus so sow the seeds Of
future collisions and hatreds between
the two races"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-05

TIE grape crop of Los Angeles, which
is now being gathered, is below the
average of former years, owing to the
cool, damp weather of the early SUM
mer. The cost Of casks to put wine in
is about twenty-five cents a gallon-so
costly in fact that most of the grapes in
that vicinity will be turned into brandy.