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The Portland daily press., 1868-02-27


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pondents in the principal cities in the State, in ad
diion to its special dispatches and regular CORES
pondents in New York, Washington, &c. We do
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Etical and commercial daily newspaper do not take
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-06

AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Tho above 10 the largest First Glass Premium
List evcs obtained BY any article whatever Of Amer
lean lmanufaciure, and NOR, than FIVE TlMKS
greater than that obtained by any other Family
Wsinger. These Premiums were al taken on the
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRlN0ER ct the times
specified.
We do not attempt to mislsad the public by advcf
tsing old lst u premiums. without date, by the
I'M. W. NJ Co. manufacturers Of ste t.kcn moot
II on Pow-r Wringers-combined Wrlngers and
Waehcr. and other articles not now In the market
for family useas is done BY come of orr would be
competitors.
Oves SEQ, 900 Or the Ualversal
Clothes WF1ngePs
Haze been sold, which 10 more than the sale OF OIL
other Wsinge.s combined. and the late improve
nents on the "UNlvERSAL," have greatly incrca
sed the sale. Sold to Dealers, J0bbeTs, and thu
trade everywhere.
The celebrated ..Doty Clothes Washer !" also. "a,
| new Lightning Meat Cooper" alwa.s on hand fol
| eae. Terms Circular Free.
X. q. BROWNING, General Agent,
No. 80 Courtlandt Street, New York,
jan10-lm Opposite Merchants Hotel.)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-06

NEW YORK.
sAmL. LAWRENCE ( SONS,
w DOL M r RCHAN TS.
~ Broadway,
NEW 70 r X.
No. 20 Maiden Lane. |

No. % Maiden Lane.
Nsc FORK Dec II. 1857.
In my Gard OF Nov. 1, 1857, stated that,
fur the purpose ~ more FULLY supply.
ing tho wants oG tho pshllc, and n
order 70 prevent unscrapuloas dealers
from pa1lmlng on Interior smA worth.
less goods ~ the Morton Cold Rens. I
sha1l hereafter sell NJ goeAe ~ whole.
sale except emily 10 Au1y aPpolmseA amA
authorized Agents," etc. To this plan
have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents. great care has besn
sxerctssd to appoint those who. By long
continued AAir dealing, have acquired .
reputation for honesty. responetbility, and
probity men In whose word the public
have learned to place confidence. Thsse
Agents have agreed to keep . full assert
ment OF my pens. and to sell them 81 my
published prices. Thus the public are sup
piled by them with Just such pens ~ they
want, either NJ TO writing or price. and got
. full equivalent for tho money paid.
No agent In appointed to travel from
place to place, or canvass the country
% that all who want u Morton Gold PEN
must get it from the Local Agent or from
headquarters.
None nced apply for the Agency except
In conformity to the above, the liberal dis
count To Clubs" being sufficient induce
~ A. NORTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-06
low E6T RATEa.

ne Tso.s Hst.s s - 3 e sss.ss Ct ~ - =
Ss' IN ~ carried On b1sinessin this ety for ~
Il ycc vast nice ssssdssosas: c.ss..esss; -.
ooois SoosseIy naAes - selDW Deices, call = ~
nnor ISLAND W00l,1n MIA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-06

WA VIkNS TOT Tue P41e SVy-sssc "a -
a. r.,.nn vAoun III afflicted shoeld Co., Nv
~ r. "A Of 4 patient Of his not eslne esS
~ bees n tbi city. HE !slseacS - ~ ~ - -
I'm ~ ~ 49,, ~ patis.D - - ~ v
49, ~ k ~ ~ aAsoa1, = oee1g Ne 00oe o1N
IN - md GhceoeGa 011ess 81 uS.1-
-, Xsss..s n II csAess IN, 1uot dssDa!., else
III 4 IN. isonl{ se0noe oeeasseeee wio -
~ .snsismsn, and the 1ost co1pss u ~ cily.
Vn.,~. N. Take Fa}ticulaf Nosics.-DoctOf -.
49, 1eyoese much u We time 70 tie tfeatnsal q
49, cases caused BY 8sesct hable. witch ruins bo
Sody aad niad. unAttit the unfortunate individual
81 either business orsocfety Tie aad eject VI thsee
carly habets: o. the e1cssees ofpss yea. 70 wsa
= tie Aebsaes the Constellation, DESTROY the pAyel-
al saA mental powsss. diniDlsh and en1ssblo ne
natural 6e1lngo, ani exhaast the vital eneSgtee q
manhood the pleasures oflSe 0assed, tbs object
eenasria9. fusso1sd, and sxisesoee Itself rsasesd
otsm ofuuceaei1G misery andsseset. sch psrecne
especially those contemplating aasna8e. sho1Jd Ioes
thine q making i@n0dlatc apfseotton. - Df. b.
. H ~ trsee0snA iseabled - inssssa spssdy
"a pN0aoOt euHo.
Cesssles1isosisSsc aA sseAasntial. .Q1es. No. ~
0oush C1ask street, epe. e Aonroe IN bsoex non
the rcat ono. -Hoos ONES D0x ia, CAIcogOs H.
O0eo hOaD ou0 An. OoY.1
osnd Sos - "01l1eto Heath" Daooeeeo 0eese'
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-06
rbsrs Is also a PASADOnABLE
rAlioRlsG ESTlBLlSanEn1

:. ne ,remisee, where suit Of clothes On q
vs,s - made. on the Shortest Notice. II TIE
hest stvle. end. like everything else At this r.
f.hIishnent. at the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-06

INTRODUCED BY TAR SUBSCRIBER, Is
every where acknowledged BY prcse and people
the very BEST Blackberry known. Having the or
isinal stock. arc enabled 10 furnish planters and
amateurs GKxriss PrAsfs In large or small quaint.
ties at low rates.
Opinions Of the Press.
1.-the sweetest and moot delicious ffuit Of ary
riety We have secn."-Am. Agriculturist. N. Y.
I'VE regard Il ~ = large. handsome. high favored
fruit Horticulturiets, NJ Y.
Decidedly superior 10 the LAwton In good quail.
Ties There IL little doubt that II l. the best cutva.
ted Blackberry known."-N. Y. Tribune.
.ssueh Fights Of fruit We never bched before. IN
7. Times.
but Justice compels ue to aeknowlsage that nsv.
have tasted sech Black ~ thcss ssnt nj
BIZ Mr.. Williams First The berries large, deep
colofed. and firm in flesh, good marketing qualities
second-Tkey are sweet. juicy, melting In ths
mouth more like nne Strawberry than like Black
berry, and Of exeellent flavor.
Third They srs represented v be hardy. strong
growers and Of great productivencse. IN. World
"should any Of our friepds wish 10 Try this Barry
they will ind cur friend Mr.. +. Williams VI Mont
eiair, j.. Responsible man. ard worthy Of iheii
patronage IN. Y. COachmskerS' Magazine"
We also have the WILSON Blackberry. nsd .
large stock Of the best
RaOpbePr1ee,
straw befFles,
C0rr00ts,
Grapes and
seed Potatoes.
Small quantities sent By oil With perfect safety
Reader. prepare to supply your table with the best
fruits BY planting this Spring. For prices &c.. send
Tor . catalogue TO E.AJ. c. wlLLIAMs.
i..li-Aw Montclair. n. J.
-, A.,,ts Wsn<sA. Reduction To eiube.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-06

L. the Dtstsict Court u the Unitsd 8eoteo IN
the District Of lowA
In the niettsr q Barr Anlrewa. Bonhrupt.
70 the Creditors OF sald Burr Andrew. and 81 OF
~,ms. I'm, A s5 ER:ms@See inee.ssel;
- petition has heen nlcd in aid Court b. On
Andrewes - CITY q Dovep pmk h I'D DISCREET
dnly deelaeed Bankrups under he "a 81 Coneres'
sS1.s g; ~ z; ,ot s:shs..s ssd
~ under sd Act, apd tkae he 80 ~ II ~
rua.y: D. 1888. q he hour Of ten oclo3 4. i. q
said DAY, aesigned for the hearing oftke ee0e IS
fore the - Court. ct Chan bsss sf0tt1n6n Iowa
wnen ana wnese you nay attend aAd ahov cause 4
any yoe have. vhy she prayer Of eaid peion ahould
Yce arehsssby further astiasd that . third nest
ilaS Of tAe ereditos Of the sad Barr Andfeve. ~
ths lssposss provided IN section ssth Of The xct
dag f1ehrnary. A. D. 1883 1T The hour oftsn ocoel
4: ~; @ saaa DAY. bssors ne Hea. \. :. Price
u tn CITY Of Davenport, Scott County. 6tste q
love. vneA ed where you can be present ifyou a.
sire 10 b.
Ja1 uary 18th, 1868.
DAVID 8. TRUE.
l0-03WsU00Y Nnpn NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-06
BANKRUPT NOTICES
sAsstgseee'S Notice.
In nAnh~a>n~~

DfsSslos or Iowa. S.
AZ Davenport on the 18th day of January, A.
d. 1858:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment ~ Assignee OF Henry =. Brown.
OF lie Claire. in the county Of Scott. end
State Of Iowa. within said Distsict, who
hes been adjudged bankrupt upon bic ews 20.
tition BY the District Court Of said DistrieA
jssIo-d-St-shur.l Loown Bsunsuo. Aaai~nee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-06

A Snow SoNc (Air. I'VE Gather
Shells. ")-One Winter DAY, with careful
foot, wandered DER the slippery way; the
snow. in balls beneath my boot, made il .
task upright to stay. And l 50 waddlsd
in my walk, jostlsd every one met; so
that some in familiar talk, remarked 'hs's
very tight, you bst!" Repeat.
l stopped upon one leg. with cane to clear
my hampessd tread bet - stopped boz
did peg" another snow ball u my head
And thus. l said. Is down my neck fslt
the melted SNOWFALL run. we gather balls
and little rsck where'er they 60 or whence
they come. Repeat.
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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-04

RApGCAL CONFERENCE.-The Statesman ot
Thursday gives the following list of delegate.
10 the Territorial Radical Convention which
met in Boise City. July LIST:
.ida--G. J. Gray. J. ". Porter. J. s Reynolds
A;srns-G. y. cran4AII. $. II. Lyon by u y
crSntall. Prov.
O~yA<,-w. - Crane. Thea code Jr by " II
Crane. proxy. J. n. HnllsnbAck. Gilmore Hays hy J
y Hollcaback. PROXY.
boss,-Jonas ". Brown. D knight Ii. IL Clark
proxy fer Mr. Hamlin. ]. J. body. J D. smith = Il.
joldtrap James Jadgc.
W. Is. Crane. of Owyhee, was chosen Chair.
man, and j. W. Porter. of Ada. Secretary.
The Convention concluded its labors on the
LIST, and adjourned sine die. Joseph Miller al
Ada. was nominated BY the Owyhce and Ada
delegation for Prosecuting Attorney Tor tina,
District. No nomination was made for Pros.
ecutlng Attorney for the District Of Boise aud
Altnras. Well, the Radicals have had the fun
of meeting in Convention. and making nomi
nations. Now the Democracy will 60 on with
the fun Of beating them all through. We will
do it, too.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-04

CASE or "SwEET SIXTEEN On look.
ing over the proceedings Of the Idaho Radical
Territorial Convention, which met ut floise
City last Wednesday, we discover the party was
represented by just sixteen delegates in all; but
there we're actually present exactly thirteen
n bakers dozen. Huge representation, truly +;
fully equal to the numerical force of tho Rad-
cal party in Idaho, howeyer, we opine. The
plumber Of counties rcprescn ted-four-and
the number Of delegates actually present
thirteen-causcs body TO liken the affair to q
"deck Of keerds"-four suits, thirteen to
suit; but Pgarlick says there's where tho
Democratic Convention had thcm-the Radi.
Gals hadn't enough to play" twenty one which
is winnin' game.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-04

STRONG THggAT.-John w Fornev. in a
letter from Chicago to hs paper in Washing
ton on the nomination Of Grant and Colfax
makes use Of the following inoendiary, threat.
rning and atrocious language,
The Radical party, hya hundred thousand strong.
composed Of tho black Union Leagues Of the South
and the white Toyalists of the North. are armed
cHp-d Pie and are ready with the ballot bayomet 10
carry the election this fall.
Had Democrat uttered such language in
behalf of his party, the Radicals, and Forney
with them, would have denounced it as treas
enable. Neither black ballots nor "loyalist"
bayonets can overcome or intimidate the Dem.
ooraoy. bowever.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-04

lNCENDIAgIsa AGAIS.-The Statesman OF
Tuesday reported an attempt made on Monday
night to fire Boise City, and the same paper Of
Thursday mentions another attempt to the
same dlabolical intent, made on Wednesday,
in the rear Of the Overland Saloon, but which,
as in the case Of Monday night, was discovered
IN time to quench the fame before it had
much Broadway. This thing of setting ERE to
buildings. with view to lay a whole city 10
asnes, Is becoming most internally frequent,
and we hope to see summary punishment exc.
cuted on the wretches who engage in the fiend.
jsh deeds, B1lse City 10 not alone in danger.
Good citizens there and here ought to be con.
stantly on the alert, to guard against the
threatened dangers Of fres,
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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-04
THE RADICAL NOMINEE.

The Radicals Of Idaho, by their delegates n
Territorial Convention at Boise City, July LIST
have placed in nomination for the position Of
Delegate to Congress. Mr.. L. J. Butler. Of
Owyhee Mr. Butler was one of the founders
Of the Boise News, the first paper published in
Southern Idaho, printed in this place. He il
at present of the firm OF Dye & CO., merchants
of Silver City. In private life and socially be
is high-minded, an honorable. and very clev.
err gentleman; but in politics is Radical to the
core If we do not mistake. his doctrines lead
him to recognition of the negro race on al
politically il not otherwise, with the
white race. 1t is because he is a genuine rep
resentatiye man of his party that we hope and
expect to see him overwhelmingly defeated by
his very honorable and soundly Democratic
competitor for the Deiegateship-J. X. Sha-
fer. Esq Mr.. Butler is doubtless the strongest
man the Radicals of Idaho could put in the
field, and we are certainly rejoiced TO know
that, in the selection of candidate. they have
copied the most praiseworthy example of the
Democracy of the Territory, and chosen Il cit
izen of good character, with an honorable rec.
ord in the walks of private life, as their stand
ard bearer in the campaign. Judge Shafer
and Mr.. Butler will conduct the CANVASS rs po-
litical adversaries ought TO, without unbecom.
ing, offensive, disreputabe iuterchanges of
mere personalities and with fair and interest
ing discussion of the principles and paramount
living issues upon which they So widely and
Importantly differ We fac! confident that
Judge Shater will handsomely, triumphantly
acqult himself in the contest with Mr.. Butler,
not only because Ne believe he has Righ, upon
his side, but also because we actually believe
him to be much the superior of Mr. Butler in
all the attributes required in one who aims Ia
become the representative of the people in the
great councils of the Republic. in all matters
which call for craftsmanship, and in those high
qualities of both mind and heart which BELTS
the public man who Is made the agent Of the
peoples wants aud the guardian o! their rights
and privileges. Judge Shafvr has had FAR more
experience, too in public life than Mr.. Butler.
and IT is his honest. we'll merited praise that be
has never been found, not unly not lnattent,vr
or derelict. but always equal TO or above the
emergency, in accomplishing for his cons,itu.
cnts the greatest possible benefit lila private
life is above reproach. his public career Ia 1n.
sulhed. Idaho will. IN tho approaching cleo.
ton, manifest her high appreciation of Judge
Shafcr. above that entertained for his clryc,
Radical opponent. ny proclaiming him Ia be-
her chosen Delegate to the Federal Congress
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-04

SAMPLES OF RECOSsTRucTIoS- Whining.
ton is the chief city of North Carolina, and so
is Charleston Of South Carolina. In the State
Senate Wilmington is represented by four
members, OF whom two arc negroes, the third
carpet-bagger from New Hampshire and the
fourth m u. s. army officer. Charleston il
represented in the State Senate by one North.
ern carpet-bagger and one negro. and in the
House by Is negroes and three whites. neither
Of whom was q resident OF the State before
1866. when they came from the North ne Fed.
eral and Freedmen Bureau officers. That's
representation and taxation with vengeance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-04
Notice tn Candidates.

The Democratic candidates nominated 10y the Cen
terville County Convention June 10th. for the re-
spectve County offices, urgently requested TO be
present in Idaho City. on Wednesday. July sth for
the transaction OF most important business in con-
nection with the campaign. meeting Of the Can
didaes will be held that day, AT O'Clock. +. NJ.
Il is very important that each ana all be present a.
the appointed hour.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-07-04

MIssING.-W. T.. Francis Of Boise CITY.
ildvertises for information of David Martin. %
years OF age, feet inches high. blue eyes
and light complexion, who left Francis ranch
on Illinois Island, twelve miles below Boise
City, few days ago, and took with him a load
ed gun. 1t is feared he committed suicide.