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4 MEXICAN STOCK JOURNAL, a 6ra
n clats nonnly containing 50 large double
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we oifer Horse and Cattle Doctor Free. "A.
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a L0CKS.s-A large lot of eight..lay and
x~iesO hpnr CLOCKS, Of best make and rari.
.esy ofs'yles, just received all Of which will
be sold vegg low and warranted for two
years. Watches, Clocks and Jewclry, care.
fully repaired asd warrantcd. ~ fs
wM. MOORE, II
maybe Few doors East Of Railroad.
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Local Intelligence.

HH ~
THE CoURr.-4l.ast wesk. nd GREAT
alnhullt Of businers sas tran ,aStel in
Court many ciyilcdses beiaS postponed
fronia variety Of cireumstahccs Tie
appeal cases were dispQsejOr c.tIues.
'day-but QUO. we believe coming 10 a
trial t'n Tharsaay Howard rIof>ry.
(colored was eonyiclcd Soc, s;caling a
horse orc W Manro Esq lie was
also convicted for stealing pa,r of
boots, On, Sst,gday Samuel king (col,
ored) was ssay etsd ofassaalting Sitb
ifaxe with intent to kin another col.
'urcd man, named George Dickinson
1Iewas updcr ethc iu9ncSce of liqaor a.
de Nnssand would probaGly4h6ye NJ
ished Dick ipsol, had henofbcca sfreck
With abriek ou,thc head ~ J 7. Hill,
son.in-law uf Dickinson. z '-
2 Jhu tifaml4l airy .btP5arrl " be baty
dnring the week IN Nakins present
1890 s4.a ..s....a Ns 1H .H9 -EfIfl
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Fbom he Tribune. Ia 1i ruifrf r4a .s.. q.
The President and his Cabinet on Monday de-
cided that the opinion of the Attorney General
necessitates the revoking of those acts of the
district commanders which it declared to be
Illegal Mr.. Stanbery himself pointed out
that such action would necessarily follow the
approval of his argument. ''There is" he
said, Can executive duty to be performed here
which cannot safely be avoided or delayed"
and, in support of this conclusion, he quoted
recent decisions of the Supreme Court, in an
elaborate argument. It is evident that the
Presidential Interpretation of the Reconstruc-
tion law is not intended to be merely theory;
it is to be carried out. AS rapidly as possible
our soldiers in the Rebel States are to be con-
verted into uniformed policemen, powerless to
repress disloyalty or punish crime, except
when they take the shape of murder and mas
sacre. All that Sheridan and Siekles and
Pope have done to protect loyal men, and to
prevent the States from falling altogether into
Rebel control, is to be undone by peremptory
order. All that the people did through their
Congress is to be undone by one man. The
law is to be nullifed. We are constrained to
believe that this is the Presidents intention,
and that he means that his lightning and Mr..
Stanbery's thunder shall fall together. AL
ready the Rebels in New Orleans are rejoicing
in the faith that Monroe and Abel are to be
reinstated in the Offices they abused. If this
is not the Presidents intention, the opinion of
his officer is waste paper, and the Cabinet
meeting on Monday an idle threat. But there
is thunderbolt behind that Mr.. Johnson
wields, and if, indeed, this issue is to be forced
upon the country, it will he promptly met.
General Schenck, it is said, has already sum
noned the members of Congress to Washing
ton, and, our dispatches say of the fourteen
Senators who have accompanied Senator Wade
on his Western excursion, there is not one who
has not decided that July session is neces-
Sary.
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who, having a percentage on their sales, make
100000 year. Some few are making even
more. The location of the new house will not
be in a marble building, but where rent is
moderate. Silk sold in Centre street will be
as valuable in Michigan as if bought in Broad
way. BY such economies it is expected that
at least 500, 900 year can be saved, and this
sum will enable the protectors to sell goods
cheap. Country merchants will be expected
to become stockholders, or, if they do not, it
is in the scheme that they will be such, in
part, for they are to draw. dividends according
to the amount Of their purchases. Meanwhile,
capital has share, and the clerks and mana
gers another share. It is thought that II the
concern is wisely managed, the final result will
be that all other establishments in time viii
be forced into the measure Then hosts Of
middle men, commercial travellers, and high
salaried clerks will be displaced. . li s,s
One might think this enterprise unoonnected
with the interest Of the laborer. Not so.
First, the laborer viii be able to buy cheaper
goods. Then the house will be Immediately
connected with the manufacturer. All that Is
needed TO complete the circle is that the manu-
featuring establishment should be conducted
by co0peratives. r.sa lr .1ss.lt ,..rrI ..il .sl
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Revolution.
From the Tribune.

H'N"e HtS AFtONHCs
We seem to be on the verge of an industrial
revolution. Everywhere is the cooperative
movement discussed, and the hopes held out
to the laborer are almost eleetrifying. Two
things are favorable, and. win be noted by those
who have seen many hopeful schemes perish.
One is, there are no attacks on the social sys-
TEN, and the family relation is as firm as the
ancient rocks. The other is the conviction that
no cooperation is possible if members are idle,
intemperate, or even immoral. In self-protec-
ton, and In common prudence, only the best
materials Will be selected. Thus does co0pera-
tion arise to the dignity of a moral reform and
even OF religious movement Besides this.
there are startling results in a quarter quite
unexpected. The proprietors of heavy manu-
featuring establishments are aroused, Antici-
pating that labor may become still more I'M
certain, some Of the heaviest firms are propos
ing consolidation that they may have ali the
advantage which abundant capital can bestow.
They know what it has done. Some, already.
have consolidated.
Another important movement is about IN
take place in this city. Sufficient capital has
been raised TO start cooperative importing
and jobbing dry goods house, and it only re-
mains to complete the details of the organiza-
tion. The outlines of the plan are to employ
experienced managers, and statesmen fitted for
the place, who now are in our large establish
menus, but who have no prospect of rising,
NOT because they have not qualifications, but
because there are no vacancies. There are
s@iu 10 pe statesmen in large houses in this city
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING JOURNALS
UPON CURRENT ToP1Cs-ooMPILED EVERY
DAY FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.

The Rottenness and Danger Of the Ma
ttOnal Banks.
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PATENT MOSQUITO BAR.

JUST ISSUED.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
Fortune to be made in every State. Cali and see
one OF them.
Can be manufactured very low.
STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE BY
HOLLAND q HIBBs,
elOIm NO. 1871 BROWN STREET.
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for baltimore 7.3O p. M
tI.eavc New York at 7.30 D. IN. to come
South. .J. t-.,'
Two trains daily from Kingsville, North
the 11.30 a. m. Fast Express, and 400 p.
Elegant Sleeping Oara on all Mig ght Trains.
Through Tickets, good by either route
until nsed-with option to Passengers OF
stopping at terminal points-can be OBJ
taincd at the Ticket Office of the South
Carolina Railroad. z. Fl. LANGDON,
Oct % emo Gen'l Southern Agent.
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ADM tOf'g N0tice.

kTOTICE ID hefeby given tligs the under
In signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as sAdmintstr Ie 5cssis i;ois,
with the viii annexed, or EIiIJAH Will.
Lis. deeeased, who formerly resided in
estate tnI,st account to me, and those, per-
sons who are In possession of the real and
personal property sequestered under the
laws Of the Confederate Governments, are
hereby notified that, unless possession
thereof is delivered to ne, amicably, will
be compelled to resort to the tribunals OF
the United States to enforce possession.
v JOHN PRESTON, Esq, of Columbia, is
my Attorney, and communications may be
addressed to him. T. -, - ,.-,e
4 70 CHARLES B. COLLIER,
Nov 8 O. ,eIetg OF Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Dew OF tho Alps.-Udolpho Wolfe, sole
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in Geneva, Switzerland, is used by all the
crowned heads of Europe.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

WASHINGTON, April l0.-Ths Senate to-
day rejected ex-senator John p. Stockton,
Of New Jersey, as Minister to Austria.
The receipts Of internal revenue 10 day
were $355,844
Secretary Stewards drawipg room WAS
crowded, last evening. with Senators, dip
lomats and other leading men, who congrat-
ulate him on the success Of the treaty with
Russia. Baron Stoeckle, the Russian Min
lister, who was present, stated that he should
Immediately send Mr. BodiscO, his Sscsets>
~. 20 St. Petersburg, with tho ratified
treaty.
Prssidest Jshnsoa was in bis eflcs to.
day, but no visitors were ID United. Dr..
Morris, attending physician, requires hin
- Be kept % quiet = possible. in order 10
give him IN opportunity 70 sseupersts. HE
illness seems to proceed from an s6eeuon Of
the liver, from which he he's severely suffer.
Cd heretofore. IL 10 not doubted but that .
few days quiet and relaxation from the
pressure Of o6icia! business will restore him
to health.
The continental domain occupied ty che
Russian American treaty 10 about $50, 000
square miles. The islands may increase the
domaia to 100000
The Uaited States ere 70 pay ten millions
two hundred thousand dollars in gold at
Washington within ten months after The
exchange Of the rstifeatioos, which are to
b exchanged before the SOth Of Juss, ..
ths treaty fails.
WAsnrHsroH, April 1.-THE Senate has
rejected the domination Of +. ". Sweeney
for major Of the sixteenth infantry.
The treaty price for Russian America il
seven millions and two huodred thousand
dollars, and nos ten millions.
Bayard Of Delaware appeared in ths Sen
etc and took eaths TO support the Csnstitu.
ton and Congressional oath Of loyalty.
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LATEST news
BY TELE0R.APR,
To THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Extra Session.Of Senate.

WASHINGTON, April 1o-SExArs-On
motion Of Mr.. Sumner it was resolved that
the President communicate, il not incom-
patIble with the public interest, . copy OF
The recent correspondence upon the subject
OF prisoners Of war taken BY bsliigerents
III the Mexicsn Republic.
DIR Williams called up bis resolution pro-
vidins for m adjournment. sias de, 1t o
clock to-day.
Aftss some debate. II VS. formally laid
svse.
A sssoiutioa Wa sdep4sA fse printing
three thousand copies Of the army ssgistss
for 1867.
Nj. Johnson prsssolsd The cssdsotisls Of
Matthias Masiy, Seoatee eleee froo North
Cafolioa. LaiA - ~ tAhls.
Ne. Thayss e0sssa . ssoelutiso - psiot,
fer the U.S. q he 0soaAs, 700 COPIES q the
report % baaks cd lsvsee Of the niseisoip-
pi rivss. Referred 70 the Cemmittse On
Printing.
On motion Of M. Howe, the Sssaas ssn'
into Executive session.
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CHICAGO, April 1O-Advicss from Lake
Superior. TO April I'd. report the lake still
iuli Of ice, asd the ground covered with
snow. Weather msdsntiae.
Cincinnati special Of che lotb. aavs. A
menth ago shoemaker named John MAJ
tin, residing in the suburbs, came into the
city to sell . piece Of property. and sine.
that time has been mysteriousiv miss;ng =
Yesterday his body was found in the canal
IN the eassera part Of the city, with every
evidence OF having been murdered. No clue
70 the psrpstratsrs.
Dss Aoinss special says: A bold At
Tempt q incendiarism was made last niehH
on !" ainut street. A large quantity Of hay
was piled betwsea two wooden stores and
cot % fire. Fortunately, il was discovered
~ Tie eompositsss In The Register ofIce.
We reehsd cut add extineuished the
hanse. o. . ssssad Portland affair night
nave occurred. o tAs city h without the
lsese profession aeainsG 1sc, svsa 20 Z com
mon tquirt gun o. sear fsos leddsr.
% Friday let, tive go uaned Oeores
Ssearns and Mr.. Jameeoa. aetenpted n
sscee ths Ousa Rivse IA . skiG. - Ran
80, Juee sesve ~ -. Wioo ~ wv
ecesee, ~ suadenly heeaase $500. I'd
oroppsd ne oass, ls0vise q smsslvse q he
mercy Of The ruShiae lorrss.t. They vere
eaf.sed ovse the dan cad drowned. The
oooses have not been recovo ID.
A Seusnars Dee Moinss s,wcial Of to.day
seyc Oape ". A. Grace, q utsal Organiser
q the Fenians, IL now max inn q tour Of
this Seass add reorganizing shst bsdy. He
means wosk-to do. or die.
The prospects for fruit were sevsr better
y sn's section; % say the horxiculsuralists
Inc body Of yoang Wisr, the German
s s.. Of shis city, who VA drowned ct
SAuns river several weeks ago, he's not been
ssosvefeo- The sumor cnsrsnE that e had,
s.c snss ne wes murdered, asO Alss.
OIicAees April ll.--Last night aboot
..s.s. 80, mas nasssd Hayoaad, while
Ps's'os along Monroe street, betWeen Olaek
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MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, April 11.-A very entlQsias,
tic Fenian meeting was held here last night.
One hundred u en- joined the eth Regiment,
and considerable amount Of money was
subscribed.
The Democrats correspondent with Gen.
Hancocks Indian expedition, writing from
II. Hooker on the I'd says: A Council was
held ct F. Dodge on the gath ult., between
Maj Dodge and several chiefs ofths Kiewa abs.
The latter profcssed much friendship for
the whites, and desired to be at peace with
them, but stated that the Blaekfeet, Sioux.
Cheysaness. Arapos and Camanches ore 5.e.
teEminsd upon war, and will have il. they
spoke about several Northern trih 4 who
are handing together for war, and Who are
making ovsrtuess to Southern tr; oes TO ioin
them. They predict the Whit 3 will have
their hands full.
The indications oil hvss grand Indian
Condensation, and bles dy war.
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FROM EUROPE.


LlvssPoes, April 10.-The steamer City
~ Wsshingson, Msssvian, ,md Hammond,
isoa A0erica. have assived respectively ct
Qussasssws, Lsndondesry, and Southanp-
to0.
LesDon. April 10. - Evening. - The
opauish 0evssnasot refuses . Yield 70 the
demands made by England for indemsity
and satisfaction ia the case Of the steamer
Tornado.
The large quantity Of bonds Of the United
States thrown upon the market here from
Germany, causes downward tendency in
prices.
Afnaxs, April lO-Evening.-The Sultan
threatens TO declare war against Greece on
account Of the continuance Of the insurrcc>
tienssy troubles on the Turkish frontier.
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0le!,,o,

CINCINNATI, Arril 11.-A large Distil>
lssy Of Feot, Nseh 4 Co., corner Of Pearl
and Kiloef streets was entirely destroyed
~ Lire thie morning. Supposed 70 have
ossa caused BY On explosion IN the rear Of
the buildiag. whore some stills we're being
charged. Estimated loss ever one hundred
thousend dollaso. Amount Of Insurance
oee q present aoeeetained. 0svesal adjoin>
isg 1utldings were injured 10 the extent Of
two q three thsusao1 dellsrs, covered By
insuranco.
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80. Louis Market.

Sr. Louis. April II.
The market generally has weakened, and
spectators are out Of the market. although
prices were we'll s,siutained,
Flour-Ruperfns at Al0.5o0l2. 90. extra At
1i2 5OflS.50; XX At &l4O00l6.OO.
wheat-Lowsr; spring e2.so13.Oo; fall
s5003.60.
COra-Lsss asmsad; white q l90l.l4; vel.
low el.l00l.l9.
Oats Firm ct e8Ges5e.
Rye-ln request at l IS,
Barlsy-Balss Of spriag at e2c.
Hsy-Astivs At 80. s0o33.oO for good light
bailea on lsvee.
Buttsr-3o(R3 isle.
Lead SC.
Ness Perk-122 50.
Bacon Oleer rib sides lSs shoulders s,kc
Lsrd-l21< @lSI4s.
Whiskey-Dull At e2.l3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

FaAxxLis. Clinton Co, lad, Des. 3, 1854.
Messrs. Host ettcr b Smith ,-Gents; Some
10 months aimee I was troubled with weak neas
ef The stcmach. and hsd Lost my appetite. and
on the recommendation Of Dr. Cox, cur family
ply sciaa. l purchased several bottles of your
Bittcrs, which had TIE desired effect Of restor
ing me to health. hut Of late have not secn
able 60 obtain your Bittcrs in our place. Please
inform me where can purchase them, or il you
will send me some for sale will be pleased TO
have tbs agency. - can recommend them TO
be what thsy are represented.
Y, rs, truly. JOHNF. HUTCHINSON.
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Cincinnati Market.
CNcuuATi, April IL.
Flour Offered sparinely, and the market d
6rmer, but prices are not quotsbly higher.
whea:-Scarcs, and hardly enough done TO
give quotations. No. swinter held 1t 800, and
No. ,8.l5.
Corn Irregular; SOLD in sacks at loo, and il
bulk ut soc.
Oats-Dnll, and prices nominal II zoe
RFc-Quiet. and he'd ct 81 15@i.so.
Barley Unchanged.
Whisky Dull, 1t &c in bond
Cotton-Dsll
Provisions unchanged
LArd-Firm but quiet
Mss Pork--428.00
Butter-3o@3sc.
Cheese-lT@l7Lc.
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ut was carly In the spring OF 81 that this CON-
pound wac originated. member ofIry family wAs
q disugveeable cough. had for come mSnths Tss-
vious Thought that preparation having for its basis
the inside bark Of white pine might be SO compound
Cd ~ to be very useful In diseases Of the throat and
lungs. To test the value Of IL in the alluded Go,
compounded small quantity Of tho medicine that
he'd been planning. and gave II In teaspoonful do
ses. The result was.xcecdngly gratifying. within
two days tho irritation 81 the throat remove0s
the cough subsidized and speedy cure was Effected
Soon after this sent come 70 Aady In Londonderry.
N. r.. who had been sunssing fos sonc weeks nom
. 0a6 cough, occatoned by suddsa cold. and had
raised mucus etscaked with blood. She soon found
relief and sent fos more She took about teo ounces
oft. and got we'll. b. Clarke. Ksq. editor Of the
Manchester Daily Mirror made . TRIAL Of the SANE
preparation Ia the Of cold and cured
Immediately. He was 80 highly pleased with the re-
cults. and confident In attending ~ 0lss,
me % give Il name. and send It abroad 20 bene6t
tho soldering. In Novenber. 1855. I nrst odvertieed
% uodsr the name Of White Pine Compound. In two
ysass hom that time there had bees wh0lssaled -
Manchester alone one hundred dollafe worth, whsss
u took the lead of oil the cough remedies h the mae
hot, and II stin maintains that position. There h
good reason fos this II 10 very soothing and healne
10 its nature. 10 warming 20 ths stomach and pleasant
''As rsnedy fos kidney complsit b he White
Pine Compound stands unsivsed. II was nOe osiRi-
ostod for that purpose but = parson usna q for
cough vas not only cured Of . cough. but was ales
cared Of kidney dnisu'iy Of ten years standine.-
Gince that accidental discovery many thousands Ksse
used = fos The same complaint and have been com
The sbovs wss written BY Dr. Poland, IN $780,
Since then, - 10 Manchester the White Piss Con
pound has taken the Iced Of oil Cough rcinsdee -
we'll - preparation for the of Kidney dificul
tee. In eyesy city, town. village and hamlet though
ont the New England vtates.
This remedy ~ safe and pleasant 10 take ae II 10
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ManPnis, Apsil.-A Radical county con
vsntisn has appointed Congressional dele
1ates which are about equally composed Of
black and white men.
4 Negro was Vice President end the
meeting Wa harmonioua.
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BucKL,sD. Prince william County. Va.

January 90. 1856.
Nessss. Hostetter Il Smith
S,rs-l believe your btters are the best In
use. tried them for dyspepsia in 1868. and
they cured me. II was not faith that did il, for
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= frised. he'd bssn PROSTATE for several weeks
with dyspepsia aa1 e6reuic diarrhea expect
cd 70 die but lees than one bottle 20 far re-
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Last October overworked myself, which re-
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health. I have recommended them TO hun
drcds OF ny acquaintance. and have never
known them to fail in eflecting q cure.
Truly yours, MIRANDA CHAPEL.
Postmaster at Bickiand Va
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OspxSssrsG. Ssssex County, N. j.,
Sse.A September, Is, 1885.
Aessrs. Hostettcr 4 Smith
Gentlemen For long tune have been a..
aictsA With dssordsred stousch. and vas uu.
able 70 attcsd 10 any business. was advised 20
uss youro0ittera which did. and found them
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