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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09

ny vas frightful. Tnmors and ulcers spread,
until IN ls4f. under the advice Of ny phy'ieians.I
went to Avon Springs. received no benelt-tred
every medicine and did every, thing could had to
rest my arm on cushion, and bad not oesn abb. to
rai,e II to ny head IL over . year. The discharge
from two ulcsrs WAS nearly pint day. Amputa-
ton was recommended but pronounced dangerous.
could not sleep, and my suEerings vercintolcrabe.
A f:isnd breught me an RnRlisA phvsie!an. who ap-
piled salve with which he said he had accom- plish-
d ex,raordinary cures in the hospitals In England
Il commenced 10 rereve:l persisted in its use: II
finally effected perfect and entire cure. tits now
lsss II 10 nvs ysars since haA The appearance ofa
ecrsfulous sore. and my health ha been good ever
since procured the receipt Of this wonderful arti.
Gle this blessing Of humanity-asd have called Il
"PAss's CusAx sALvs." and allow the public to sue
II or net they choose. This 10 brief bat candid
state msnt, eiven more fully In NJ circular.
Geneva, New York. Dee le4e IN PACE ,s1.
II have known J. y. Page, lee, Of Geneva. n. T..
for many ysars. He 10 ons Of the 6fst eitisans d
Western New York. saw hin lest week In geod
health. HE case was . moot rsnarh able ens. bat
actually true IN every pastieala1 T., Isi.asal. -.
We have watched The snaias1 sss ere wiss fsvos Of
/" PAss's CusAx oAivs," and svaiins ovrsslvss 81
the .knewledgs Of ~ vsnlssfal curative pswsss.
have become proprietor Oft the sane.
1t 10 ssrs cure for Dsrns. Seads. eerofsls, Salt
Rhesm, Fever Sores, Dtokea Breasts, Frost Bites,
Chilblsins. ssisss, Bruisss. cuss. swellisss. &C.
whether upsa naa o. ssass. II iablvss DaiA and
inAAn nasisa visA suvpsissg esassisy. anA hsals
burns without . scar. No family sAoal1 b without
II. II 10 always wanted. and b alsays rssdy. We
viii forfeit d0sea bexss for any singls failars. We
believe there never anything like In the world
1t 10 put ~ In tin bexss with the name Pages CHI
max Salvs +" stamped % The bottom u ths box
None otAsris genuias. MA By dsalsss IN Med.
einss svsywhses. Try Il. Price ealy - esas.
WHITE = nOWLAND, PROPRIETOR, . Lbssty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09
STATE Ne vs..

Dubuque has daily morning prayer
mee''ns for tho public. Needs them.
-Mascat,ne Wharfage receipts for the past
year. was 81 49,.
-Ouamwa drsmcn recently Melted $3.50
at . public festival.
Tho recent L,uia county Tsa:hs q
Institute n wspells, nuubsrsd "a.
A $4,000 bleek Of three stores 10
ras.d among Dubuque improvement Tor
CO..
-Burlinstos has . large surplus sflum
Der on hasd fsr vi tier aud spring busi-s .
more than es,r before.
The Boyle Learns that enc halt Of th
new temporary sailsssd bridge a the hlu6
WAS sweps svay By ice last Thursday.
Cedar FAlIsi il slscsured BY Nil
burn. r.l,ss. cellyss, Murdoch. How I'D
AID u.yss.
-Car,,s. Of the Psils B,ads, has ,pan
81 aulss for ssls. Who ever before heard
sfsn editor hsvisg aaything to sell
The Warrington Record fa,sss .
change ofloeality but not Of name Tor the
National Capitol /; therefore sagg.ss WusA
snssea. Iowa.
e ,sa. Riggs. OF Wellington. D. c
has recovered . ju;sn."t for eTo.00v
ss.i ,st the city Of Dabsqas. and de nands .
sav levy 10 raise the amount.
-Csnncil Blufs has cree I'd. says the
B.sls sb,us 1. 900 buiidinss .. an ~ RAE
e,s Of 8 900 sach-sr q. 900 ,o0o-asids
from ,alrssd buildings. oil Of which 10 ion
por,a", ftrne.
the best sirIin Ksskuk county 10 Mary
II Hman. OF S,gournsy. 4 paer 10 nan Of
d chat place beng offered . sack Of -four BY
the Ntsss. provided soms young lady would
carry il to her. Mis- Mary srpsard Ike
good fellow. and did the 10, haads susly.
Mile 1 Go : singin: book. called the
"PsAiss OGsr,og." 10 s lining = nstions,
reputation. Oaly'think OF the "Oid Esst''
sending orders to the "Ns~ Wssf' for
Caoir sing ng books. Thousands Of them
are being shipped frou Dss Moinss on East
ern orders.
One Of the Printers OF the magns ella
Stsr . 10 bad az. lie received hiss
from . avss. ysang LADY st ,ni;s society.
, on, vssk age. sinos which time he has net
\ attended The sseissy. giving - . reason,
/ sh.t the anticipation Of bsiss kissed should
he attend again l. laseisus. and fse leaf be
might b disAppoistsd he stays away.
The UIpsr Dss x,iass says terrible
and fetal disease has beokss out smsug The
eassls Of Kossu,h and adjoining counties.
Several farmers have lost many 6ns cattle
b. it, The attack u sudden and quickly
fatsl.~ Exsminations sfssr death, shs~ that
che csoysn's Of the third stomach are dry
ana ARD, and from this eirsums .rncs u Il
theushs . bs dry mUrra;o.
Tho Chicago Rsilsay Rsriev sf Dee.
X Z. s.ys q the Chicago. Rsck Island : 10
eidc Rsilssab:
ras ssssk Layers have passsd the sanoit
Z end are pushias West. TIE grading and
bridges wsrs eenpistsa y The East Nisha-
Sassny aaa the tiss delivered that distance.
TIE sasaiass fss the third week Of Ne.
Se0sse Wsrs:
lal '-.............-.......vI pSc0
..................... lllS77
= $50 epoa - Deoaoo 1eoaieo.
S - = Dss Asiaso, ~ - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09

1T will be remembered that abeut .
year ago J. II. Stafford committed murder.
in Allamakss county, On Tor cirsumstsn' -
Of shocking brutality. He was known 70
BE- desperate cha actsr and to be armed
against arrest. H. I'D. and for . long
time nothing could 10 learned Of his vhsrs
sbeuts. The following frsm the Memphis
POSE o. the 24th u,s., gives the following
particulars Of StaGord's arrest and subse.
quent escape:
"rhs Pnst says . man Of about fifty
years Of age. by the name Of ]. Il. Stafford,
charged With committing hsmicids in Ala
makee county, Iowa. and who vas bsine
returned 70 shi- Stsss under the charge Of
On officer named Wesley smith,, made HE
escape from custody that morning about
nvs o'clock. sA
Il seems that Stafford had Hea to Arkau
sss for the perposs Of eved,ng an arrest and
ial for his crime. Upon hearing
hfbis whsroabeuts, the s1thosssies Of the
shove named county dispatched an etticsr
70 spprshsnd the fugitive. The oflcer
found ths sulprk - ssas point up Waite,
river, from which plscs be Pot hin %
beard the steamer Liberty. which arrived
here last nigh. Before light this mernisg
By ssus earo.eeeosss % the part sfthe 81.
deer. 0n6Jsd 0a1U hspscape. Tue Oh.
css q esos aseiAed the pseiss GbsGsstts,
and egsesd reward q 0ftep& Aua1ssd
tt..aease 1870 bsl syssss s'sssj
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09
ChristadOro'S Hair Dive
To Art We owe thousand graces;
Improving Nature no Disgrace 10.

so, No Hfay nan don please The eye,
Use CHRiSTADOROS MATCHLESS DYE.
CHRl5TADORO'S HAIR PREsERvATIVR
Striking. astounding, are tne effects prod ueed BY
Cr!atadorO's Hair Preeervative and Benuttder Be
the hair ever SO wlry coarse and upm ageable by
brush aud comb. In one week THE article Will rem
der II flexible. lust ous. snd inclined to curl.
Sold By Druggists snd applied BY all Hair Drss-
sere. Mann factory No Is Maiden Lane. Princi.
nal DeDOf Ne AstOY Honae
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09
BATCHELOR'S BAIR DYE.
~ a. Mt IL Nha bAot in

the only true and perfect Dye: harmless. reliahie'
instsn ,areoue disappointment; no ridiculous
tnta remedies the III efects Of bad dyes: invgoratee
and leaves the Hair s and blsck or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfnm re- and properly
applied At Batche,or's Wig Factory, No 10 Bond St.
New York apr79 d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09

CHARTERED OF The STATE.
Darius r. Aanesm. Precedent. james Merrill. 0ee-
retAsz kscevee Deposits and alloWs POUR PER
CeNr. INTEREST on all daily Balances, % beet TO
Months, or mcie. may b. nads 81 ave Per esnt
The Capital Of ONE MILLION DOLLARS 10 divided
among over 800 Sharshodeis. conf risine many gen
alec psrsonaily liable to depostors for oil sbli
eatiOns Of The Company to d0ehle the amount Of
their capital stock. Az the NATIONAL TRUST
CO., receives depositsin lasge O. email amOunts
and permits them TO ~ drawn Q whole or IN par
By CHEEK At SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE,
allowing Interest on oil daily balances, pasties
Institution with special advantages Of security.
enience and prpht je37 d& Wem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09
Holloway.
GCtow3>c

rfeyststsrs' - AreA Street. Phnadslphis.
FULLER. Lord Saith, Busrfsy, y va sshascs Il
ss. Assa = Co., Smith, Clslss > Co., DslfsseA.
nsee0 = W, 40 thsose Acut Ne eounssy b. q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09
TO wUOLLHN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY

CR.Ev GLAND 4 a3AN0ETT.
JUNCTION SHOP. WORCESTER. MASS,
Manufacture Wooden Iarhiner, ofSepesisr Qnslity.
ce0bninR al the valuable iapsrveDsn,s 10 thls
coanry. and many from kurepe, and In osyle and
laish mt surpassed By any. We COSTUME 70 beild
Cofdpg Maebinee, vi } Iron o. Weed n nee Pat
emit Spinning Jacks: Yarn Tsistsee, viii any -.
bes Of Spindles desired. with Single or Double CyI.
inderD from entirely new aud much improveA nat
terms Yarn opeolefe and Dfuseine MsckineYy.
An t.ds q Cloth Finishing nseAir ~. ineiu6i.s
Shears, broad md narrow; 0ige, doa6le esd small
acting; double q lng 0sashi1R Maehineo, NDllIne
Mills, Wash Nils. Paent Cloek Dsyore 0yireoeos2f
and Screw Presses New machiaefy Sos Velvet. r.
terschan and whitnsy Apieh. ClOsh wiadine as6
MsassTia9 Maehinsss stc. Woel Pieksso. Dram
Willowefs, Patent Hydro kxtracsoss. 81 new "a
iDpryved plaa; Wool Dsysse. Bssl AaeAises. ioS.
bin wisdsss. Card ofinders. Tsssiee Rests, Pists
HeateS. etc. Also Maehinay Ca1eiSe0, hui oeas.
Ing. Haneers. Pullsys and Shaftiae, &c.
Our nechinee are II subetan'ial and suposior iroo
france. when preferred, bat vee1 ffalIes VIM 8
furnehed q low price when called for cad ere war
rante6 70 b eqvaI every tepset 70 any aaeAi1oe
made ID the United Otatee
n addition to the shove ralAed naehlnee q eur
c~n make, Ne are psepafed % furnish Csomptens
Looms, fafke Z WOolsous Dhsers, Steel Ring DU
4achinse and ouf r1ehes, Gard C1seh1ng, andman.
aactufefe dndings aeaerally. u Dakefs lowest Price
Ind cen flrnioh our coet00efs WITH 0oeAineSy "
Woenen 0ilo eonpleto, ith psonpeneoe, ed atao
ovorAhle nfeeao ~ nov other 6u1l1oRo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09

The Farib,l RepuLl.ean. noticing she
ded ! a Of seoe anaesass. pobiishsd in The
shs New York 7r.bs~e. that Mum ssota. "is
too eesd Ter oorn." ssys:: ~
Ifssms Of these wise ''Soions'' had made
. trip 70 Mime, ota the past s.assn. they
~ould have seea, - Aasard ntt ing 10 say
ing, better ana u IRE mature fields OF corn
than Weuld have greeted their vision in
the Stats Of Nsw YoIk. o. nvwhsrU alsng
the line Of the Lake Shore Railroad east Of
Chicago. He'd they come 10 the tariy fall
they have seen corn which had fully matur-
ed, and Vas ready Tor cutting within fifty
two days froa tue time 81 planting. II .
farmer plants his corn in any reason able
season, he esa Aa,sssys calculate on NINETY
days Of good corn westhsr, which, with
our hot sun aud quick soil. Is amply ,nffi>
cent for he maturing of his corn crop.
Toe present wear the bulk OF the corn crop
~ss planted hy the Goth Of May. while the
irst hard frosts did not occur until tbs 18th
Of September. mating one hundred and
ninetsss days for the maturing Of the crop.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09

\'ON + EC1kONS -.
~. s;! nono~sy: sons afss;s ysar ase. .ii.ssae
naacsons vsreisssss Of thai d.. received . anna
he then and froa the meat snscive Of the.s rene
properties. pars. tas..s-s aad isodnsoss. rass. s.
eo0btning shess with suyar, end aouidine III Is.
= ~ axssssbae eoafseson ornsd he pressnt rsso-
H0LLowATs vKRNiFU0K CoNPfCTroNo.
Which hsse alsiost entirely supsrssAed tAs el6
aanseoes vefnfuee. 70 the delight u the poor little
oase ,n,N. eos's'ns No cslonei or ether potion
20 HishI, esteemed 1, this Pspslss vss.,fsrs, ),
know Of tAen pssacvios th-a 4 prsfsrssce = ethor
remedies. q not only ms.s plssssat - take. BIT
Parents and vue.dica.. n vn 4. es.s sseAiiars..
should keep them e T. ,ly nsdi,ins. for the. Aet
INT correct .ay :; :, &. IL ,.siss o.
sans, % prevalent wiz. ,:........fsa.
EOLLO Ways
ARN1CA PLASTERS.
rAs vriginsi end -sl7 Wss Arsiss Pisstsrs -
s''''ns -: rsa: be a;las properties
he eur-ivs essets u tbese FIssisrs n an eesH ~
paA o. weaeness . he tse,,. ode o. 3aee. aal d
s easce q ina:nE,ation =: ::..s Lap, ans coses,
etr. y :,son,sniag tnsy give Immediate relief
oend theH. 0ssasvs-HsilssAy' ssre ne Original
snd only trss Asniea Piasts.s..
HEISKELL'S
OINTMENT.
THE Ointment, afseran xxps,. oa ,w.r,, vss,.
~ itseii sovsron feuDody for all Deeasee
OF sne skin having elected radical cure In ever
case on wnicn u was used, eunnR many obstinate
casee Of eftsen % twenty yeasp standtue shat had
previously resisted all reasdiss prescribed by the
49, 1so,caI talent In ths country lts effect is -
!oneninG IN lev days the sorencss ana irritation
is smoved the skin becomes smooth and healthy
and r.oees pernsnently healed, without the uss 81
any other remedy,
fAns, rsrr.s, SAs-- sszsu.,. Ircu. sossrn's Iron,
nns0rn.s, bioTeuss, Plhrlss, and every fora Of
ssease Of the esin u punesasly cared no mater o.
rlAnns svAiins. and Discharges from he Esf, VIA,
actnng else would heal them. Nx.i, hat have e.
s!stea ~ ether treatment fos .ny ysars havs tosn
oinfmeu4 Sr: -, Se.iss, asa Oh 9oss ,. Il hSs.s
n vcfy short TINS. fxics . Cr.ss "a box. n
10y eolo ~ Icsr DrsSsit esd - eects - JoAn.on
seat nee 81 postage - say sAsrsss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wit all there afflicted with Cough or Coasuuptioo
read the following, and learn the value Of
Aliens Lung Balsarn


What the Doctors Saw.
Amoe woon,. M D.. Of Ko.csnsco county. Ind,
says; ''For three y.ars pass have used AI.Es's
ssisdcd there IL better medicine for lung disea
oes In uss."
Is &C X. Dorsn, n D.. OF Logan Co., O.. ssye:
gives perfect sstiefaction 10 every case within my
that 20 valuable medicinal properties, free
y nse It 10 nv daily pr ctiee. aud With nnbounded
s1ccese. As an expcctofaat, II 10 meet certainly fsr
ahead OF any pfepsraiiaa have ever yet known"
Naihsbisl usrfis n ID OF Middlebury. VI, says;
az have DC doubt will coon become aclae.icsl rem
ecial agent for the Of all disease OF the throat
Bronchial Tub~e ard the Lunge."
DR. Lloyd. OF ohio. eurgeon In the army DARING
the war. from 81 posurc contracted ceosuuption.-
He Gays: II have hest Ascy II saying ihat II 80
hy th< Ne ssysut Lssg lialsaa shaS - now alive
and snjovisg health"
Dr. tiaehes. Of Missouri. 0ys: 81 ssesoOea1
ynas eaissn 10 pessesanes = asy etAos ns1iene ~
Coushs end Givee ostisfaeti0a." =.
AlISfe LUse 0AlsAD u the ro0e4v - care al
Lang and Throat di@esltes II shoald BE- tho.ceen-
y teeted before using aoy other BslsAn- II VIII eere
when ali others fall. Directione accompany esea
j. n HARRIS D CO.. Sole PYophstcrs. Cinen
sati Ohio. For sale ny al Druggfsts. ocas-dAWon
No Excuse.
| ~rar GRAY Hair. dandr1n. or bsitness. They can
ali he pr vented or cured by using woods Improved
| Hair Kr,to-ative We mean what We say and can
prove. Sold by Druggists aud Bafbers
n. a. k,ttl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09
MofIat's Life Pills and PhNuiY 'bitters.

The nest successful medicines In the world. Ned
ical men. elergynes. phiianthropists. all acknowl
edge they are performing wonderful effects IN ~ases
ofphvsical weaksess. billions seeretiens, dyspepsia
loss Of appetite. diseases Oft liver and skin. MOI
fsts Life Pills are the best Cathasie end Blood pur
fer offered 70 the pnblic. They cleanse the system
from all inpnrity and never grips The bowels. Sold
BY all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09

Thirty Years Experience In the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Dieoasoo.-A Physiological view - oasi-
ass. - TIE Cheapest Dosk Ever PusfisAsd. esn-
tapse osasly IL pssss. ana ~ ess Psaess 80 n
Y y. 81 Health ana Stsssss. ana Treaties On sarZ
kYrors. iis Dsrlorabls CUnss0vsnee apoe lind ana
Body. with the aushos's pian Sf tssasnsos-ths enlv
shs report 81 cases rssss1 truthful - shs
married and shDss contemplating marriage Who en-
terrain doubts Of their physiea condition ssnt me-
sssnp. ~ postal currency. by Addressing pr. a
CROiX No. u Maiden Lane. Albany. n =. the
suthos ~ - eoNenltee spcn any o. IN aiessses
mail ssd msdieises sent to any ps't Of the vofld
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Rrrsrs and Absses ineadsot 70 Tenth and
ment and cure. sent ~ mall nee IT ehayRr. Adj
dssss TOWARD ASSOCIATION. Boy Pntlads'
phia. Pa .eept1s 81 wsm
The Tape Worm 10 one of the
sosr csrsL AND aarRRrlsss xRvnIn o. nsR. AHS
OCCASIONS ms n~ss nssasssass ssnsssas. 4 dali
pain In the forehead giddness, alternate paleness
and flushing OF the face: pa.encsso lips emae-
a'ion: alternate lves and excess Of appstite era
vnes Of articles OF food oens We breath
swelling ~ the ahiomsn der ysesion Of spirite and
nervous irritablty. are the leading sym ptcms.
New, why not, view OF this dangerous enemy.
make use Of . remedy which many years Of ezper-
fence has proved to be safe and certain remedy :
A Fshnestoek'I vermifugc, II used accord ing to
the directions accow panyips each bottle, viii mo-
fail 20 eradicate the destroyer.
Great csu,ion must be used by every purchaser to
he his own Judge in scn.e and to examine every
bottle he buys Of H. The simple name OF FAnss-
srocx 10 not sufncient lie must lsok closely aud
carefully TO zee this. the initials are II. A. FAnsn
OF o. and he eari-fed with nothing else. 1t 10 for
sale bv all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09
New +. 1Decl1oe Il Predoced.

Pure blood mstes ne WE'LL bal blood MAKES %.
alex vap,rs from poorly digetted food in the blood
are condensed upon the various organe, and 70
make them grow Or repair tLeir waste. organs
m .de With greater or lesser p'opotuon y, suen
mat~risls car not be sound 1.-THE bad condition OF
blood continues hat for . few days OF weeks the
body will he out o, eots and II II coutinueo ne
whole Of the body will in time re renewed with I'M
perfect blood. and the health bsd j: It 10 In de-
cline popularly called . cor su@pton
Now Dfsndrstbs lie pcnetrate the whole mas
Of blood, csusine The expulsion Of impurities the
body feels relieved Irnn single dosc.weat tnea
NAV NJ expected from twentss bv coutfnuiug sner
usc the whole cfths HOOD 10 time becomes puneed.
and the hody reeoBstrt eted nom good material the
decline etopped, and . neW lease Of Me eecnred-
Prioeipal ofhcs RnAsssssa's HsssB. New York -
1~lA hv All en1Rieto.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09

The Nonparsil says that tho sweeping
away Of the temporary bridge 1t Council
Bluffs leaves several hundred cars for the
Pacific Road on this side. and which will
new have 70 Be carried over some other
way.
The Treasury receives 500 900 worth Of
wern cut money every week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09

..HS - 49, spsa - Dsoses 9snaioo.
!. 1s...s 49, = Oss Maiase, ~ ~ r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-09

A. c. Kaiser. Vienna. Knife Cleaner; Jo-
ssph Kobcrie, St Louis, Buttons George
Phillip, Cadet, Rock Drill Sarah Rueger,
Kansas City, Mendalion Imminent.
IOWA.
Henry Kline, Marshalitewn, Calk Shar-
peners l.. F. Baker, Davenp srt Hsrvestsrs.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-15

GRANT AND SEYMoUR.-The Providence
Journal says Il Will be one of the mysteries
of history ii, after all that has happened
this nation disowns Grant aid adopts Scy-
nour as thp representative Of its opinion.
ana the leader OF Its policy. Where would
be the glory of Appomattox Chourt-house
bid Lee and rfbeldom surrender there TO
Uorat:o Seymour and Ms principles: Would
there nave been any surrender, would there
have been a Confederacy still, or bargain
which would hive been worse than its con-
tinued existence, if in 1861 this people had
foI!owed:t the lead OF Horatio Seymour !:
When this nation reperts of the war and is
ashamed of its giorieS, and wishes to turn
back Its leg climate resu!!s-whcn 1t wishes
to reopen political feuds and restore the
breath Of life to rebels, and encourage rev.
olution, i viii give its highest office 10 iIO-
ratio Seymour and Frank Blair.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-15

SKATING on A LARGE SCALE.-The New
York World OF July 29th says :: y monster
skating rink is in course Of erection on the
Third Avenue. which will cover thirty full
lots, extendingfrom SiXty-thiro to Sixty
fourth street. The sides Of the building viii
be of corrugated iron, supporting a Warren
roof on trestle arches, and will be completed
about the 18th of October: 1t is to be 33G
feet long by los feet ide and 20 feet high,
and is being erected by an association incor-
porated by Act of Legislature passed last
session. A raised platform will be built all
the rink, aaordlng seats for 5000
persons. La the summer it will be used for
picnics, concerts, etc, and will then seat
20 900. The rink viii be provided with re-
firing rooms, psrlors, etc, and will be fur
aished in the best style.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-15
CARPET BAGGERS."

To read the Southern and Northern
Copperhead papers one would imagine
that nearly every white Republican in
political life in the South was a ''carpet
bagger'-that is a man having no per-
manent home there, but one who has
taken up lis temporary abode for the
sake Of office We find in the Arkansas
Weekly Republican of late date the
following statement as to the compost
ton of the Legislature Of that State,
which will serve as an example from
which We may form some idea as to the
others. The Republican says:
The roster before rs contains the names of
eighty members Of the House of Representa-
tives, with the r nativity: Kentucky,
Ohio, ); Missouri South Carolina, >;
New York, 3; Arkansas, +: Tennessee, 20
Indiana, 6 Virginia. i; New Hampshire,
|; Georgia, ); enn~ylvania, + Louisiana,
l; District of Columbia, |; Illinois, );
North Carolina, 3 Alabama, 3 Vermont,
,; Massachusetts, ,; Michigan, |; Eng
land, l !; Canada, , Germany, /.
Number from :he Southern States, Is;
number from the Northern States, -; num-
Der from the District of Columbia, num-
Der from foreign countries, }. Showing
almost two thirds of the House natives of the
States. The average residence in
this State Is t'relcc yeGyS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-15

d" Go ABROAD FOR NEws.-We fad
the following bits CT newS il tie Marys-
vile Appeal
The NEVADA SENATOR -Thn Bee saws
it IS reported that the Bank of California is
aiming TO control the State politically as
wei. as financially, and for this purpose will
rue Sharon as its Tn ion candidate and Sun
cerland Is its Democrat.
New We wonder if this does not re
veal I" the stranger who caused Us so
much surnisea few months ago? Here
is some more interesting information ::
NEVADA COSGREssIoEsL AsPIRASTS.-
Ashley, the present member, viii likely be
re-nomina.ed. His opponent is to be Sc
lected from the following, viz: Henry X
Mitchell, of Story Col. Ellis of Ormsby,
late Of the Confederate army /; VIM. Ander-
son Of Lander, ana the irrepressiole Hal.
Clayton of WaShoe.
These items which are as fresh and
crisp as Spring celery only illustrate
the Old adage, " Ifyou would learn
the news of your own doings, go away
from home"