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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

E0RAHRLY OF "JAuBS' LOCK u0ofXIA1s
y New OrleaAs, La, (eotabilehsd n lS1sl aAa ~
ne 1875 etx years located In Ccieago-me 0ost eee
coeeful Specialist Of ~ go IN TIE ueesas o. ~
eIseases OF private natars-cann. 3 esnne.nsI..y
consulted at his once and foons,3 hAHDedrn ssse.s
eonssn o. DRARBesH srBRsr. ur sfAne. epCn ne
Restment q Chronic. 1srcural. syIniinl1c. n.ooa
and Skin Diseasss. and eli Disorders Of Contagious
Vensreal Cherectef-Which be cures vNsOus W. -
81 0eeoS(s todtno peeoooo, arssa4s pGeoa,
but with his NssaAllxsa-s positive ufs TOT al ~
. ose 81 i w IN; ..sh - s..,.s w..s
49, Neetufal 81 Dlurnal Emissions. brought % 2
abuse Of The ofgaA. early indsserssiee. &c., O
inherited. esusIns los Il memory. eoafsssea. o.
preston, dinnsssOf vision. and oIsa tmeo ineani'
y, with deplosable train o. ~. ss,.IXS ps0mH1
treated and radically oared BY an iAmoose oosnoo,
easir4 time and expense. All diseases pecemal y, y
the sexual organs. Of private enarses''' fso'es"s
and permanently cared.
blood has become poisonsd-prodacing olotchee g
the face snA1l watsry beistenTaine ~ w 49, -
bones-ulcefeted throat end nose; - !. .,s s ..U
and body, terofnls-toeether with an endless nun'
Oef Of suiIerings-eNec{ually and pems1c1sy e1fco.
Da- JAMS 10 recommended ~ ~ 49, w.
country, BY professors Of medics evSs.ss SS1
the medical prceessicn genersny. 80
n. jars can Be consulted. eonade.ualZ. y vt
~, r o. Box g.. Chicago. H.. enelome stemp os
eetogn anevoP: Of ~ n once aod peeGot -.
dolph street corner Of Dearborn street, mo- = 4.
=. 70 ". \. Tsn separate rooms. ano psNoN q.
trance and sxfts. 90 that patients nes0 49, U
sonssss - each oshss. 1vssysa"s s'''e'e "a
Jast psbsisAsl. BY D.. rJa.ss. tve ls.RAlsa.. =
s1Sss5Ssssse 80 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

HAnirvAL CoerivENsss causes HeadaeAs, Dissiness
Worms. Liver Complaint. Dyspepsis, ssur Stomach,
Bad Breath, &c. The surest preventive 10 Dr.. Bar.
sson's Psristaltic Lozenges. Being both tonic and
laxative. they restore nature, thereby curing COS
tive habit. In the opinion Of every druseist thsy
are the most pleasant and e6ectusl remedy for the
~ lice, and the only one that reaches the eapse
eaeward applications ere only tine and noney
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
X ~ o wi Els
VEGETABLE
HAIR n T. s Il O r f T

Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
~ the Thousands who have used II. to b superior
t. ali other HAIR preparations nov before the pablie
THIS IS NOT A DYE,
o. Il contains no Coloring matter whatever and Il
not composed Of Poisonous DrugS. being ve9etar
BILE Compound and net injurious in its application.
FOR RBSTORlN0 THE COLOR
1t has NO equal. Where the Hair has become 0fsy
with Ace. Sickness Disease Of the Scalp. few ap
picatione Of the Rcstorer will in very short time
restore the Hair to it, original color. condition and
As 4 COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
It cannot b surpassed. II removes all DandruR,
Heat and Humors from the Scalp, prevents the Hair
ffsn falling or restores o. tad heads IN nssssy iii
eases keeps the head esol, the hair moss end gvos
IL hne. glcssy. and natural appearance.
ron TllB LADlRos- TOlnsBT.
TAis conpsand h unsurpassed Tn A nlosll year
fFiends what you tAink Of Il. M fropsioeor hso
seettnselalo q 0ssee pUVO al ho clain
''' ..' .''s'sifn ~: !: m skrn, x....., n. i.
~ ~ Ov1Uon0 0sosfally. j06A1oa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

NJ. =, L.asses sroas IN ras W.,,.
n.- .s ss. sSehsngs Gays Of A. T. St.v.rt,s
.sS r.. w. The building On Brosdvs.
ana s.,f : .n - Of iron. covering ~.
RES in hs;obs S..;ass ground. sud h six So.
and sub-bassasnt. Its round. .os so
N the esatfe-rivalins those Of II. N.,;o o.;
v,apitel q Washington-admi, ~ -. ...",i
iignt BY day to the whole Of IN. ;mm .un
building; and viii - lighted a. nj IA, =. :
!" snss . ~ .H Of gas and electricity
iron columns surrounding the rotuns -
painieo wnlts - marble. are srnamsntsd Il.
1sss eqssi % sos famous bronze doors o,
the HOUSE Of Representatives. In she I'M.
per sesr,ea. already one thousand fsnales
~ sPleyeo 10 sne manotacsurs Of the me-
whea completed tie buildiag viii esst.;,
csas eArss thousand snplsysss. issl niies
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
DR.. SHALLEN BERGER'S
EEvE Err AGUE ANTlDOTE.
Has been before tina Puhlin Is vaarn

Has been before the Public 16 years
Those who havs used 1t don't need to be told Of
ts merits, but for the benefit OF others We publish
few testimonials, and say
TRY IT.
FACrs Yos THE PxorLs-DR. SoHILLsnbEsGss's Fs-
vrn AND A0uK AsrrpoTE.
BrEtiss7oN, Iowa, Aug. 81, 1853.
0EHfs Your pills have, to my knowledge, given
the beet satisfaction Of any medicine have sold
We have ne old customers for your pills, from ID.
fact that bottle never fails to the most Oh
stinaie sasee. Those who have used them recon-
ny In every where used that they have not failed
to effect 9 permanent cure.
One old gentlen tells me that when be invested
81 80 In your medicine IL WAS one OF the best invest
ments he ever made He had been aniietsd with 70.
yer and ague over two years. and nothing would ef.
feet cure anti one box OF Jour pills did The work.
And now, for more than year, he has not FELT the
slightest symptoms Of Q return Of the disease. Bee
Advertisement. AILn HunDlcks. Druggists
LYur. Mass, October 18th, 1855.
On. enAiAaxpR.crs-Dsaf Sir: have been for
in the army. Amer being siek for two vsels, came
hone from Alsxasdria, Va. and then bad shake
every two days for week, amer waicA had . -
we're attack every day for eight weeks. without enc
exception, which weakened me 90 that was unable
TO walk. All these nine weeks had two doctors
attending me: but they could not stop the shakes,
nor even help them. Ny brother eaDe homo from
Alexandria, and brought ne bottle Of yeur pills.
He recommended them very highly. and eaie they
lad cured him at once Of . very severe attack.
neglected to take the pills for while being dieeouf-
aged BY the DOCTORS but ct last concluded 70 take
them. and the second dose cured Ne completely;
have not had the least sgH chill fer some wesks.
and Am gaining strength every day. There are now
here . great Dasy soldiers sansriAg y Tie SANE
way: and would like zen to send ne dosen oftne
medicine. have received seDe no0 n1ene n
Warrington. Yonrs. very respectfully
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
The IBankrups Dlll.

The Senate passed, on Saturday, July
%, the House bill to amend the bankrupt.
cy act Of Marcn Q, 1867 The act required
that oil applications for discharge by bank
rupta not able to pay fifty per cent. should
be accompanied BY the consent Of . majori-
~ Of their creditors, 10 both value and num-
bsrs, unless filed on or before the second
day Of March, 1867. The bill, which has
been signed By the President, extends this
limit until January l, 1869.
The following 10 the text Of the bill
BE It enacted, dc, That the provisions
Of the second clause Of the thirty second
section Of said sst shall net apply to cascs
Of prscesdings in bankruptcy commenced
prior 70 the irst day Of January, 1859. and
the time during which the operation Of The
provision Of said claass 10 postponed shall
b extended until The said first day Of jan
cary. 1855; and said clause 10 % amended
- TO read a. follows: In oil proceedings
In bankruptcy commenced after January.
1850, no discharge shall bs granted TO :
debtor whose assets shall not Be equal T.
6fty per csntum Of the claims proved
against his estate, upon which he shall b
liable TO the principal debtor. unlsss the e.
seat 10 writing Of majority in number and
value Of his creditors, to whom ho shall
have become liable - principal dobter. and
who shall have proved their claims, b. died
in The eass % Or before the time Of the hear
ing Of the application for discharge.
"6sc. 3. That said oct b further amend.
ID - fellows: The Phrase presented or
defended, IN the fourteenth section Of said
Get sha,l read prosecuted or defended : the
phrase 'nen-rssidsnt dsbtors in line I've.
section twsaty-tws Of the act, % printed 10
the Statutes At Large, shall read .nou.res.
dent creditors : that The word or in the
nsxt 70 the last line Of the thirty. ninth Sec
tiea Of the act shall read 'and : and that the
phrase section thirteen in the section Of
oaid oct shall read section eleven; and
the phrase or spends any part thereof in
gamisg' il the fsrty fourth section Of said
act shall read a'or shall spend any part
thereof IN gaming and that the words
with the senior register Or and the phrase
to b delivered to The register 10 the for.
sy-ssvsath section Of ssid 81 10 b stricken
out.
SIC. =. That the registers 10 bankruptcy
snail nave power 10 administer eaths 10 oil
cases aad in relation 70 al mattsrs in which
oetos may b administered BY csuuissien.
ere q Ciresit Courts Of Tie Unitsd Statss.
ana scch commissioners may take pssof Of |
osose IN bankruptcy in all caseo. subject to
ssvls'on Of said prssfs b. registers By
ssc,t, assesdisg y The provisiens Of said
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
OIAR r n GA
Dyssntery. Summer Compliant, Cholera Ne
bus. Flux, Childrsn's festhing, and the Great
Preventive Of Asiatic Cholera.
MagQle's Plant

THD EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the fans
q which y sprsad broadcast thfeughset TIE com
". undoubtedly superior TO eny feneoy evef ~.
fersd TO the public for The complaints for which y
Intended: We have n oar posssseisa tscetoenials
nrnished Voluntarily BY Col. Long latc Chief TSpe-
&rapnical Engineer Bureau ct warrington, ga:
the army; Father p. J. DsCmst. the celebrated In
dian Missionary Also ofcers Of the Navy, Surgeons
HospSal Stewards. Commanders Of nearly every
srs. Western Sanitary and Christian Coaniasiess.
army Chaplans and others toO nuneso1e to Deotie0:
Likswise highest enc0miuns Of the rrece. nest q
tend 70 any one rsquestns ~, pfasae IL valuable
medicinal qualities in he higAeee tome. He othes
Medicine has such rsconnsndstene =. = y. IA
oC1Rn. Sole PrspristsFs, et. Lsutss ne ~ y
1e0gxtooo end medicine hnaln0 ovoRyV00eos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAD TASTE

DALI i Ash Il
In the month IN the morning 10 Of the symptoms
Of . bilious condition or dissrdsrsd state OF the
liver. and should not fer single dsv. he seeseted
a. il is but the prsmonitory symptom Of train OF
evils and the very seeds Of disease Procure at oace
Robscks Blosd Pills. admiaistss them according to
the directions accompanying each box, and the din
Guilty and danger Of disease viii At oses b removed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

Maj. James Kirkland gives Q clever pie.
ture 10 Putman's Magazine of life ct The
famous, or Infamous, gambling place Of
Hamburg. He thus desbribss . noted 70.
male gambler:
A famous player and constant loser il
the Countess Kissslsf. she has been often
described. Every one has heard Of her
being wheeled in her chair TO the Kursasl.
and sitting ct her place ct the table frem
opening to the closing Of the play. being
there during the whole week the year
through. Fabulous tales are teid regard
leg her ags, bet from her looks, che ssnnst
be over seventy. Besides. her peculiar re-
latlons With the lale Emperor Nicholas. Of
Rassis, FIX The date Of her birth q being
almost ssrtainly since the bsgianisg u ths
present century. Very large, aad very
bent, very inhrm. very bsighs>sysd, and
very sGabls. Sush are the eharactsristies
which new 1ask The sppeasasss 81 this
once World-iamsus beauty. Niehelas len
her one Auadrsd theasand forms ysas.
The present Emperor has cot dswn THE
psuaioa 10 sns-half, end o. the remainder
coy $4,000 (io addi.isn 10 her private
fortune), the Countess manages, with
strict economy 70 live. OF course she
cannot play very heavily. She 10 said y
have ut aside forty thousand francs . year
10 loose play. saying that In her youth
and beauty she spent more than that sum
On drssa and gsysty, and new that youth
sad beauty we're gone. she must spsud her
time and money on the pleasures which ore
lsfs her. Gaming With her 10 not . spscu.
lation, IL 10 an oseupatien-a slight excite.
mont, almsst uueonncetsd with hope Of
fear. In her favsr, II may b said, that ia
Russia she 10 much respected. when she
10 in 81. Petersburg the streets where shs
lives 10 blocked with carriages Of cal lsrs-
the best society they say.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

The season il ct its hight, and the even.
ing air 10 burdsned with shouts Of gaysty
aud the merry chirp Of cricksts. The turn
out on the road to-day was unusually 6ns.
Probably the most unique and yet sxcssd-
ingly tasteful were the tsndem gems driven
by Major George Leland, At whose side sat
the charming daughter Of . we'll known
Millionaire. The Major drove With steady
hand, paying more attention to the lady
than to the hsrses. Following him within
the gate was . magnificent fourth hand
driven and owned BY M. Matthews.
Though their appearance was very fine they
were lacking in that great element OF speed
| charactsrizing the four-in-hand presented
TO tho Emperor Louis Napoleon by Mr.. j..
b. Fellows Of your city. Next, the Hon.
Erastus Corning whirlsd through the gate
in regal style with his stately hays, and
following him Vas the equally wealthy
Crounss Of Syracuse, driving . spanking
bay, four in hand; at his wheels was Com.
meders C. X. Garrison. with neat equip
age and trinity built spAn Of horses. Mr..
Potter Palmer Vas also out, bot his six
blacks had not yet arrived in Saratoga,
and he disappeared within the enclosure
behind an exquisite span Of animals, which
attracted much attention. The Hon. j. A.
Griffin also drove very 6ns team. and the
Hon. ID. u. Birdsall loungsd in his wake
behind his noteworthy pair Of Ethan Allen
steppers Commodore Vanderbilt rode to
the course with tho lion. James NJ. Marvin,
and behind them appeared Mr.. $. s White,
President of the Butchers and Drovers
Bank, handling tho ribbons kissing the
backs Of his exquisite pair Of grays, and
others there wore. in coupes, phaetons, and
barouches. Of oil sizss and colers, towsd by
runners, PAGERS, and trotters, Of greater or
less speed, and Of more or less rsnown.
The ladies gazsd at the rival turnouts with
envious interest, and only ceased their
comments thereon ct the sound Of the bu-
gle. Over 81, 100000 in horse flesh alone.
outside Of tho stables, we're driven on the
course to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

An Ounce of Provocative
10 worth pounA Of ieurs. Fever and Asue eas be
prsvsaesd IL I'll climates anl In oil esnssisutions By
the constant nee Of Roback's Stomach Bittsrs, and
esstiaes the very worst cases have been cured By
shetr timely use. Psrssns living In nalarious die
tr'ess shoald never bs without then.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
NATIONAL TRUST 20.
ofths city ofNew York. No. sas Broadway.
Capital. ONE MILLION DOn.LA r.
CHARTERED BY THE STATS.

Darius X. kangam, President. James Merrill. Sec
Rotary Receives Deposits and allows POUR PER
CENT. INTEREST on oil daily Balances. % bject -
Months or more. may be made ct ave per cent.
The Capital Of ONE MILLION DOLLARS 10 divided
among over 800 Stockholders, comprising many gen.
are also personally liable to depostors for all abli
cations OF the Company to double the amount Of
their capital stock. AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
and permits them TO bs drawn a. q whole or In part
by Greek AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE,
allowing Interest on all daily balances, parties
through out the country can keep accounts In this
Institution with special Advantage Of security
venienes aud proft je22 d. wem
Dr. Vslpau's Pills cure female weaknhsse &c and all
other female complaints. Sold at all Drug Stores.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
INDIGESTION

Is but another name for Dyspepsia and the parent Of
many ills. Robscks Stomach Bitters taken in wine
glass fue descs, directly after each meal will surely
s6ect . permanent cure. DO not take orr word for
It, bat try them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
Personal Appearance
PAGES CLIMAX sALyE.

Will cure Scrcfula. or Fever Sores, Salt Rheum.
letter. Pinple. sweled Brssst Sore Nipples, Chill
bains. Piles Cuts. Burns Bruises. Scalds. and sor
all external applications 1t has NO parallel. having
perfectly cured these complaints when all otasr
remedies had failed.
We have large numbsr Of eirtincatss fron vel
known and reliable people. who certify that Pages
Climax Salve has perfectly cared cid Ulcers. cases
ofTittsr. Piles and scrsfsla Sores amer they had
bssn treatedby physicians and given up - ineursble
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

WHRRR wAs BsHxsrr DuarKu TIE WAN
Some Of our Radical friends arc asking
this question and We are happy to b able
TO answer it. Mr.. Van Bennett Captain Of
Co. A, in the 40th regiment Of Iowa Infan.
try, and was officer Of the day at Uolum.
bus, KY, when Henry O'Connor in one Of
his drunken sprses. rode his horse over
Sam. johnson and injured him so that he
died from ito effects. O'Conner was ar
rested for drunkenness and put in the
guardhouse till he was sufficiently sober to
understand that his resignation would save
him from being dismissed in disgrace
Have you any other questions : Musca.
tine Courier
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MILK,
BUTTER. ETC.

:casetaally presesvsd without sugar, wishsst esok
b new. cheap. healfhfnl. and eNsctnsi S.sshc1
~: q The AFRICAN RkUIT-PRRoRIViN0
POWDER. A"~
aaes Of Efuite: superior 10 any other nethcd a
ct nsch lsss cost Of tinae. trouble and expsnse.
Circular eoot me-, q . manual Of q unees eee.
taning fall descrptioa and directions for nesse~v
Ing eaid articles. sent for 10 cents.
These Preserving Pow 1ess arc put up and cold for
~ cent? per package; sent by mail for Is eents: or
- VIII send BY mail . small sample for trial cuorch
afew pounds Of fruit, for IL ccnts. For saie ~
NJ sts. 0rocera, and General Dealers ever whore
.' 'ound At your storc. send direct to
seassa... L. p. WORRAL, General AR>uts.
Sweowl 165Chamh~r u. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
I've, or not to DyoP
THAT IL THB QUERY

r.: soar n.Is fray or red. then hear ye. hear re,
AhoRo'S DYE, and none vill ieer -
ShAnrAnoHo's uAfa PnRsuvA~,v.
Peon,. A.1. 10 actually eGecsinR wosder,.
d.e,.," .a 'ne'f hair alnost ruined BY The sse Of
nostfums. are now rejoieiae IN q ms.
nor lass the ahevs vopSsrsslee.pe.,a ~
sold ~ Drsssiss a.a s.pa,a1 8, an H. p,...
ers. Aaasaaetusy No . nsasen -. p,,.-ss.
Osps~ Ne. Asea leeao
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
NOT A BEVERAGE.

Unliks most Of The Dittsss Of the present Day, Dr.
Robacks ere not intended - pleasant stimulating
whisky beverage. bat are perfectly nsdieaai. COZ.
taiang only suflcisnt pure bourbon whisky to hold
In solution the medicinal extsactvs matter frsn
which they ass composed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

Thirty Years Experience in the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseasss.-A Physiological View Of Mari
ago. The Chsspsss Book Bvsr Plb,isAsd, con-
taaing asafly 10 psgss and fse me Y1etse and In
Gfavines eethe A1ato0y Of the nAman Oroans II Q
Vato Of Health ond Disc sss, snd 1sontUe - early
Body, WITH ths authors paa az treaeeat--tAe enlv
rational sad sueceseiul mode Of eufe - down BY
The report Of easss Feate1. truthful adviser to the
married and thoss contemplating marriage Who en-
tertain doubts Of physical condition. oe1t free
ef postage TO any address receipt Of 70 cents in
stamps Or postal currency, by addressing DIR. LA
CRO1X. No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, NY. The
author NAV be consulted upon any OF tho diseases
upon which bis book treats. either personally or By
mail, and med cines sent to any part OF the world.
Personal Appearance
Can be geeatly improved by keeping the hair well
preserved for II there 10 nothing eQual to Woods
improved. Sold BY Druggists and BARRIERS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

Bl,ader.rs Ne yne didicnties man Raehr. Tr,-
psriins Cnbsbs. Juniper, Gin or an, ether direct
ii lrstic rnown'
cure fos he re o.al Of sposs, blsmsAes. sores g.
M ~ s.s - -. or6s,s,v ss,ssue,,lI.e n uee
Thess &C.,, ~ A.. msre vsshcs 10 the 10 VERBAL
s,s,r r,s.sr~ "a nnrvipr sfaesev Of DR.. RaAwsyp
e.rs sns,,i,,.r R.so,yent fev Do % viii restore
ths VS. y, ,.ss ~ the veaks Ssbtsted and ssr.
'-s ''so' u i"s " INV -
RApWAY,s sARSAPARILLlAN RESoLvBNT
u; .s. % pUSs ch blood ana stops
49, :. h Il. s,;sd
Rrss, :. -. r, or ssfe remedy TO take a. . Ren-
sr,l msdieiss Il il subject to the same objections.
~ e,e. and nd other direct or exclusive properties
ssss,. .u.i ss,ime Are svare Of The eerous
,sous. liver, spleen. and otAss glands
anti, ~ lin Rseh.-it: sxelrsive diuresie action
on he n;Sos,s' vii n uoed ccntinu eusiy, Suspend
H. sse,sss.9 Of cthss erRano 6naSu, .
= ~ !. \ Sirset 6iSFsf,e' snd Il ehie6y ~.
pisy.d 81 msSc. nsr TO secure an Increased sstisa
~ vhsr tbus s~plovah. IN ne A..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

A Radical paper says that Mcclellan is
about to take the spade for Seymour.
Well, hasn't Grant had a Digger Indian
out for him for sems timss
General Logan Of the G. A. r., Grant
and RUM commands "fall in" The order
is obeyed from Grant down.
Tennessee 10 reconstructed. Tennessee
10 bankrupt. Can't meet her July inter-
est. And wants troops. Can't be car
ed for Grant without EN-. Let 70 have
peace.
The cost of the standing Army in tho
Southern Stssss, ~ reconstructed BY the
Radicals, was over eighteen millions Of
dollars last year. White men. pay Jour
taxssi
The election for mayor woe recently bsd
In Portland. Oregon. The vote stood +;
Boyd, Democrat, 1875; Disrdssd, Radical,
62l-a Democratic gain VI l72 since the
election 10 June.
William d. Kelley has been persuaded 70
leave Philadelphia for the good Of the city.
and to stump Maine for Grant, whore the
air 10 cooler and where Pennsylvania shsr-
Ills have no jurisdiction.
Our national expenses are eleven railion
dollars psr month: ta56.6oe &C per day !;
e1e,6ll II per hour $2,26s 81 per min
ute, and &37s os per second Aud this
after four years peace. Think Of il, We tax
paysr aud laborsrs.
"Ths American House Of Representa-.
tives," says the London Saturday Rsview.
Islands lower in morality and statesman
ship than any similar assembly 10 civilized
countries" To this condition has Radical
rule reduced the nation.
The Springfield Republican. . Rspublicas
nswspapse psblishsd in Aassashssssts. aaid
that "the choice Of Presidential electors By
the Legislatures Of the Southern States
would b fraud upon the people," That
10 exactly the reason Why the Radical pre-.
pose to adept II.
Grant and bic Arkassss 0evssnsr Do net
pull together. Just % the former had beer
q the pains 10 shsw BY . general srdsr tha
Arkansas Vas net new under shs ruls O
the swsrd. cut esmss Ne latter with -
other general order cutting the state up int,
ten military districts.
Butler, The "natisosl liar" - Senate
Fowler has named him, said In ME spsscl
At Gloucester, Mass last Saturday, that b
had "bsssws friends sgsin with 0snsss
Grant and would support him fer the PREF
idsney." This will damage Grant seriously
There are thousands Of hsnsst Republican
who will be ashamed for their ballots 70 (
into the same box with Buffers.