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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

WAsBIS0roS, August lit 10 under
stood that Col. Dean, of Gov. Warmeth's
staf, WAS assured by both the President
and the Secretary OF War. that tho instruc.
tions to Gen. Buchanan, . copy of which
was furnished to him, were Intended and
expected TO cover the ground presented by
his chief and the legislature Of Louisiana.
The cabinet meeting to day 10 expected
to consider the question whether q recon.
struction Of Congress has the same effect
on pending Nomination. for Official position,
- an adjournment.
The clerical force Of patent and psnsion
officers 10 to be reduced.
Gen. Rousssau will leave here the latter
part Of this month. to take command Of the
Department Of Ga.
Secretary Seward will return on Thurs-
day.
Adlt. Gen. Thomas starts west to day to
continue his examination Of national GENE
teries. beginning with the one at Fort Lea
vsnworth.
The President has appointed Gov. W
Cald, Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
ID District Of Alabama, Vice Mr.. Andrews
resigned. This is the first appointment 0
that kind since the adjournment Of Con
gress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
CnlCAeO.!

CnIcAao, August 1.-THE democrats Of
this city arc to hold their second mass meet
ing on Thursday evening. Addresses will
be delivered by Senator Doolittle and Gems.
. Brien and Van Epps.
The Common Council, last evening, by a
vote - TO 8, made an appropriation Of
$2bo,onO to aid tho establishment Of q
poly tschniG school, conditioned that the
board Of regents OF the Illinois Industrial
University locate the Institution within
half mile of the geographical centre Of
the city.
The nldermanic excursion to the Rocky
Mountains will leave this afternoon a. 3
O'clock
The members of the scientific conyen-
tlen are to be entertained ut the Sherman
unnan lis evening
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
NEW YoRG.

New YORK. Aug. 10-About 100 dis.
eased cattle have been killed at commission
and placed in tanks tor rendering. The
market is seriously affected, and prices for
live stock have fallen off considerably. The
demand for beef in restaurants has ia llen
oil to-day Guards are 10 be stationed ut all
railroad trains TO prevent the shipment OF
Diseased cattle here, anu every cattle train
VIII DE accompanied 10y a competent medical
oiheer. One instance of sickness from eat
i1s diseased meat is reported, bu, the
pI",hV' measures OF the Board of Health
VIII prevent further cases.
;, "A hfe broke ont to-day at three D. m. a
lie mptepport. L. L, DESTROYING q vsrnish
factory belonging 10 Hobbs, BIeieh & Hib-
nard. OF New York Daniel A. Jrhpsop.
superintendent OF the factory, was burned
s' ueash and two others were slightly in.
eu Two dwelling houses adjoining
TT sneu oy John Hunt. were also des,rover'
me Ioss oil Hobbs. Bleigh & Co. 400 0O
:. ", .i,a. unknown Hunts loss WAS a hor,
ooV' insurance IS 900.
bhookLyN. Aug. lo.-Ou;,e : rio, o,x.r-
~ 10 'he squa.ter district OF this CITY
known as johnson's Hollow. On Spnasv
me police tried 10 seize the ros,s caasa
&c, belonging 10 the inhahi,.n,s sh;ch
mad become an intolerable nuisance a. ~
reighborhnod, but were beaten ofr ,,;,,,
ciubs and stones Some of inc rioters No..
arrested and hello for trial
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
Chicago MARKET.


By Telegraph. Aug. II.
'Flour-Stsady and in fair demand. Country
spring extras 75aa.25 city do. s.76Qyl 50;
super s.0o@7.oo; receipts. 4,lbs; shipments.
1914
wheat-Quiet and steady. chiefly for future
delivery. No. 2, l.660l.6s, seller Angus Is
new No. Q, cash new No. l.s5@ls6. Re-
ceip,s, 81, $50 bus. shipments s, ISL.
Corn More active and higher No l, l,0l0
l.o2 No 2, ss1<@9i14. closing II l.0lx for
No. l; 90 for No. 9; receipts. ls4,5s4 ship
ments, 55. sos.
Oats Quiet and firm at s7@6lI cash 52,<
seller August; receipts l4o,076 bushels ship
ments 74,5s2 bushels.
Rye Quiet At lssal4 receipts 10. 500 bus
Shipments 1000.
lsarley--Dull At l 81 1l@l71; receipts 100;
bus shipments, $50 bus.
Provisions Dull and very little doing.
Pork -2s. 2592s50
Lard-ls.
Whisky Held at so in bond.
Lake Freighis 6s4@7 wheat, ~ corn; 4 oats
70 Buffalo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
CANADA.

ST. AaSEs. August ls.-Thc fire which
mas oeen raging In the woods in this neigh.
pafhood Tor the past week, reached this
pace on saturday and destroyed eleven
houses, me railroad station, and all OF
the Northern II. X. buildings. The ,racr
was badly damaged and a culver. destroyed
The track has been repaired and the train
resumed It's regular trips to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
RH0nlSlAnp.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. i0-Seven Of 81 os 's
OF 80 Illinois cattle purchased al hiSany
las, Tuesday died here Saturday aha n 1us
day. Eleven bad previously been k,ileo;
apparently in good health, and dressed ano
the mea, stored. All the rest are ~ .ne
las, stage Of disease. None 81 inc mea'
will be allowed 70 reach the puohc. s,m
liar 10. OF cattle was bought ioi pos.ou,
some ~ which we're sick when 'ney aiii'eu
al.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, August 1.-THE Herald states
that minister Huriingamc and the Chinese
embassy will arrive here on the Goth They
will be escorted into the city by the First
Brigade, aud be received by Gen. Bullock
sad Mayor Shirilil 4 grand banquet will
be given III Their honor on the evening OF
the elst, by merchants 81 this city. They
vii VISIT lowell, Lawrence and other man
uisctnr'ng II this viriniiy, and will inspect
the Aar tor and the dafsnces
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph. Aug. IL.
Flonr-Quict; family at 975Glo25
Wheat-Quiet and unchanged new al vs..
Corn Dull and easier at 1892.
Oats Quiet at 53G55.
kye-l ~.
Mess Pork--Sold 1T -. 90. but no demand.
Lard--Hcid at Is l-the best rate offered.
Bulk Meats and Bacon held firm, but no
much doing.
whisky-ln good demand at 2.65, but held =
21oiu boud
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
MISSOURI.

sr. Lauis, August 10.-The anniversary
q, the Battle of Wilson's Creek was cele-
bra,el ct Turner's Hall TO night. An elo-
QUO. Grafton was delivered by General
shepherd, member Of Gen. Lyons staff
Three heavy rains have fallen here to-day
which will have beneficial effect on veee.
ta,ion 10 this section. A heavy thunder
storm is passing over our city to night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

An ordinance establishing . grade Of the
alley in block fifty six between Perry and Rock
Island streets
Section l. BE it enacted BY the City Council
ofthe City Of Davenport, that grade for NE
alley in block fifty six (5el, between Perry and
Rock Island streets be established ~ follows, to
wit. Commencing at the intersection of said
alley with Perry street at an elevation Of IS. So
walton of 422o-l0J feet thence 10 the interssc.
ton of Rock Island street 10 an elevation of A..
50 co feet, in accordance with the profile of
said grade made by the City Engineer
section2. That the City Engineer is hereby
directed to record said profile in the book Of
grades IN his Office.
Passed and approved August 5. 1865.
Attest NJ. DoSAHrs. Mayor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
COM m ERcIAL.
davenport Market Report.

OuIcs or rHE DAVENPORT Ds NJ cRAr,
August, nth. 1868.
Flour Wholesale, tl0.40. retail, tll-0o.
WnxAY-Sew No. I, eco, No. 9. $l.50
BAELET-l. o00xl.40.
Osrs-New, i0G45 Old, zoe.
RYE-New s5c.
CoRS-s5c.
OxioSs TO
PerATols-New, tl2o. Old zee.
burTss-3o@35c. peru.
Ecos-l1 &c.
GarKv Aprrxs-&l.T5 per bushel.
Har Good Timothy tlo.o01 ti4.ee per ton.
Prairie t6.oo9t0o per ton.
CoAL-Soft -ls@iT cents per bushel. from
wagons.
ANTHRACITE At yard Ga. 90 per ton.
Woop-Ss 000e7 90. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

LONDON, August 10 Accounts received
to-day from Spain represent the disturbed
condition Of the country as leading 10 dis
astrous results Latest adyices from Mad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
New Work vlarket.y

DvisesraphI August II
C"tton-uUiei. 90 1890 for middling uplands
Flour-Dul receipts 3 POO bbls at Gedsa10 ex-
trs state; s.,o 1850 extra western goolt13 80 r
II u
Whest-Nore active; no receipts sales Of &, 600
bushels Of II ! 2 for Nos. ! and spring mixed :
2.i59s 10 tor No spring 2.os for No sprina
100 Ter choice amber Michigan.
i've Firm al l-po for new Pennsylvania.
3torn-Ensier and more active receipts log. $50
bus Aalcs OF 23I 900 bus at 1OlIl.I5 for unsouud
and i.l6 q \ for sound mixed western aiiost
Oais-pall receipts. "a 23i bus. Sales q, coo bns
al 81 for western afoat.
Pork Dali and heavy At os 757os.H for new
mess Is 50ft2s. 20 for old
Becf-Steady
Cut Enthusiastically
Lard-Quiet and steady at lsqIls7, for steam and
1eftl9S for kettle.
whisky-Quet At o.6s az 50 in bond
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
Short 4 Direct Routo g the
North, Northeast 4 Northwest.

NW0 PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
leland daily, at SIS O'Clock .. n, and AS o'cl'k
p m. making close connections with trains - fol-
lows:
At PORT BYRON, trains On this road leave imms-
diately on arrival OF trans from Rock Island, ma
king close connections At the following points:
At FULTON, with trains nom and 70 Cedar Rapids.
boousbofo, Aafshaltown, Council Bluifs, Omaha
aud all points on the Union Pacific Railroad.
At SAVANNA, With . daily line Of Packets 70 and
from Dubuque and al points on the Upper Missis.
sipp River
At fhRRPORT, with trains On The Illinois Central
Railroad for the North and South.
At CLINTON. with trains for Janesvills. Aadeon.
Prairie du Chisa. La Crosse. Wateftown, Fosd d.
Lac, Oshkosh, Green Bay. and points in Northsrn
Wisconsin. Iowa and 4ilnes0ta.
At RACINE, with trains for Milwaukee, Kehoeha,
Waukegan snd Chicago. Also with sDelle City
Line steamer for the East. fessy-Boat leaves
Davenport at o:l6 .. n. Tims-Davsaport to Du-
buque-7 hours.
Passengers BY tahiag this rssts viii ssvs both
time and money.
IA. COTTON, Asst Supt.
Z. G. DUNCAN. Agent, Deveepost.
Racine. Wiz. April. 106o.-opg49-2t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

BY Telegraph. August II.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-About 5 cents lower.
Corn-Unchangsd e3@s5c.
White Oats Better at 52a5s;
Rys-Higher at 20Gl.25.
Provisiops-Unch lnged.
Pork-3o. 90 per barrel
Bacon-Shoulders. loLGlSll clear lsites,
T1+3l1if.
Lard N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

by Telegraph. Aug. H.
Flour-Qviet.
Wheat-White, lc lower sales amber N. ch
igan lc lower sales of amber Michigan 209
Corn-heavy.
Oats lie better sales of No. l, So TO SIC.
Rve-Firm. l4s for No. /.
Lake Freights &c bv steam 10 Buffalo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

BY Telegraph August, II.
Flsur-Qniet aud firm.
Wheat-Quict and firm No l. 100; New
No =, LIS.
Corn-Qniet and firm at &C.
Oats--Uulvt at -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

BuvYALo, Feb, II. 1867.
Msssrs. A. ". Fox + Co.-Sirs have care
fully investigated your process Of making Vim
egar, and have also subjected to chenicsl anal
vsis several samples which took from casks in
youe establishment. This process insures the
production Of uniformly good. wholesome and
agreeable vinegar. find Il free from adultera-
ton BY mineral acids. or other deleterious sub
stances and entirely suitable for family use.
Yours, &e.. GEO. HADLRY.
Professor of Chemistry in che University Of Buf
falo.
The attention Of the trade In general 10 re-
epcctfuily called to the above article, which can
be found for sale BY all the principal Wholesale
Grocers in
CHI &c A G O.
The article il warranted TO be pure Cider via.
eear, and up to government standard.
Inquire for A. ". FOX cos. Cslsbfated
BuMa10o(Cl Vinegar.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

BY Telegraph Augusta.
Receipts 2s cars hogs, 30 cars.
Sheep. II cars.
Caitle-Dull Extra. s.7s@7.oo; fair to
good .00l6 80; stockers, =. 250l4.25.
Hogs Extra. ?.e7K01o.0e; good TO choice.
S.sb19.75
Sheep-Choice. 4.75015. 25. good 4.e5de4. 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

Now York Money Market.
BY Telegraph August II.
Stochs-Quiet.
Bonda b's ST. lisa. 3os lat LAX. "a
l.loS Sd, l.leA new. l.0sS; 81, l.09h lo-40v,
l.o9h.
Pacihc-l.02S
New York Central-19 IT,
kre-osk.
Rock Island-l.l1L.
Northwsstern-e2L preferred Al 10
Wabash-5OA.
Burlington q QuiAcy-1.66
0old-il61.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
NEWCOMD HOUSE.
(LArH II CLAIR8 HoUaRl

(LATH Ii CLAJ11 HOUAk)
DovonpoFt, ................... ;. .1oWa
! tAe business portion Of this city. and hut ooe
block mon the Ferry and Steam boat Landing, will
~ epen for the reception Of guests On
Wednesday, April l6eA, l0oo,
Il has recently Undergone thorough repairs and e.
tensve additions. among which q dining hall ~
70 feet, % once 9lxle. Large pleasant Parlors,
Sample rooms for Agents, and ample accemmoda-
lions for ovss 80 guests. II being furnished com
plsts with new modern styled Furniture, and Steam
Cooking ksnges. the PROPRIETOR feel warranted in
Offering 10 yamiias, Tourists and the travelling pub
e On attractive desirable stopping place. ofths
pHNNlMAN. sl0LxY . CO..
avsls-SAwtf Propfiseoss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
NEWS
Rr TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORk.

To THE pAsEy DEaeCnAT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11

OR $3.50 PER HALF DOZEN.
Mandate Pillss - cts. = Dox.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
DR.. scHENcK's ALMANACFOR 1858 CAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tsan
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
MOunoo Tor Sale.

THE UNDERsI0NED OFFERS ron SALE
i his residence on Thirteenth, between Main
and Brady sts. (ag3-dtf ALMBT SKEEL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
LOWELL CARD CO.,

ossvssy dsscriptiea. for Cotton and weslsa.
jeoo-den - Middle Street. LOWELL, mA0o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
\ WORD OR TWO ABOUT sCHENCk's
SEAM Fed INNlC

No presume that there il not n single reader
o. opr papcr. or any ether Intelligent person III
to community that has not heard OF Dr.
>cAenck = iamons Scawecd Ionic IL ~ one OF
the lew really great medicines OF the age, aud
nHfis miHs wonders wherever it, pcrseser.
rgA aud properly used. II
4TSt \ ionic or s,tiu.ulant
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-10

VIZ take Tie fo!luwng extract from
IN Address Of General Howard, givin.
IN account Of his tour through The
South, rs reported hy ;hc Wa>ln@ton
thronirlc II
IL MaNut tic worst idtllic> like
those "f The Gco,gia l'io,>. I'M, lho>u Whrr,
lrNan> took hyfNrcraGr0,td criutjnul, .ronl
United Siac>trool>, cr oa,ittlrrlaul appru-
lTlalr,i the contents ol ronimi>sary train
We did not Visit. The W>h HAS dDt,'iu. th,
tourney. arisen IN my hcar. aud will ,ivr
uicraln"toil:iiS iSllamany nl,ur rhc>, PUB
lie nru "i tile lupal States Would - tllrni,h
ti'rNr Southern Stairs amt speak 10 the pro-
l'lr. calmly ann lj>pa> >N,latcly. upon HE
Issues "I ,hr ''ay flhty could 20 III pairs
meet amy and al cla>>c. 81 ihc Southern
pcori. in Nuhlic meetings, a,nl cl,ally ana
lully'li>ruS, question. Wl,ici are ID Dc >rftlcl
IN The pending crisis tlinh many arc The
men who might Pc convinced OF error and
i'c induced 10 east tlrirNnlr, and ,lnir nl,l
'inc inr liberty. ,"Y .,nirn. iur peace. In
many parts oi ,r Souti! even h.Yc ,,Irrc
nrc wcll-"ditr'l Republican papers the ncv<-
BOYS dn not lave tllrm OF Will nui >vll tlcn,
The other class ot paper. are almost luiyor-
sally read. In them. anal in cunninn con,
Ncr>a'ion our Wilc iuci arc o,Nyinntlv
'lrli"Viiccd: their private lives are asSailc,l.
III III" mass oi I'll" people lavc come Il, hc-
Icy" that "ir p,rcSi and tlUv>i statesmen
ami our bravc>i aud liublc,t pHlliol. are inn
l'lrr. gainhi;ig malicious ,ipmagugtlc>. II
i> in almost every noulh, I'LL tl"v w;lI. OF
the negro is Just 10 lit lhcni>clyc, into
power ant then they care no, What becomes
"i lilrl They arc'trying 10 degrade ,lS
''clcail the negro from sheer malice :
" lien we meet these people face 10 iacc. and
eiN"a reason Tor Tie lAith that is in ,S, the
battle is more than halt won. ln,rruplllouS
Lenders am: ilrWsp,verS Tiled will ia,>c priu-
ciplcs and i;il-c statements McccSsarily kcep
their constant followers IN 4 lhick cloud.
I>crrHIs q rm ,oyn>u..
ON the steamer 10 \cGuA Creek waS i,,-
ttodnrc,i To a man Wlin had bnGn upwards ot
thirty year, III tie Noll. lie had been IN
happily diSgraccd'' by a Northern hirth.
bu had tried tn make amends bvn thorui..l,
slyoton 10 the diliur Institution" al >la.
very and t" IDEAS ,iplor iil" ii. Ot coul.,t
e" nov liiJ no liold "ncgloce MIL ~,
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-10


The Charleston Cor't says Tie Demo
rf;'ti' party Governed tl> country both lon.
and success lnlv." tl,cy ,lil they lnnlly
plunged il nlo Var which resulted in il
loss ct million ~ lives, ;i,nl created Il nu.
ti"n;l drb oi s,2.0ll,U3D, Coz 'rhcv compliant
,ol. laMa,i ion, AMI cl'ar"r il upon Radical al
administrations. WHEN every dollar oI il l.
ch"rtc..blc upon tile D,rucrirr party. ~
wrll Niyh llu rNlpiil upon The >.atln! aboi,.
To Srlerr thH ~Nlrt,nr penalty Tor ,,li,cl,
clain' pardon ,!pnn tl"' gyuun,l "i previously
lmri,r,nli!@ 4 lNtlnhlc ,nult lWili;inaci i; lot
The Democracy ln ~ li,NA cl;aiI.. ior l,I,orI
noW upon The gtotliiN Hi"NN,rnrw tlN r4lis..
Irr long AMI successfully ~ liisI.S pass.
There MAS - time when Dcnp,racn w.i'> E.a
What II Is III the present ,laS. Il la, l,ci
''c"rnCraliliG, however eyer since $50 ;ud
lH.'3. AMI whatever at success tir nation has
had under Democratic rule Since tll:,r ti,nc
la> been IN spite ot. and not ia consequence
OF it,.
Tia, Democratic i,aity invoked the nation
in "a riSil war. The Republican railv r,,stul-
cd il 10 peace. The only real question then
involved IN Ic issue in Tie approaching.
clrci"ll i whether the peace Shan continue,
. war br nr;ig;,n declared. Tn, Democratic
PARTY plunged lhiS nation nin war Ia IN
crca>r. cNtrnd Su>tan am,!, prrl,ciu;;i~ ,l!ey,
N. me Republican partv wcrc fortunately,
Tor the r>l Time in I'll, lii ,cr@ "a llrrIE!iioil
II posses son ut ttlrt:ovcrnmrtil III .N:.Iil,,-
ton. AMI tll'Nl'a2lA, lom<Iui;sA,i iln S,l,n,',,l.
acN ;inh ib prp,n.hv of iIr,i t",.celntni.
On ih' i"n"crAc pauN rests iiir riIirt
hlsr"n~ihilily OF It's wHs :,nss ai{ ii> },c,iors
They iranplr,l l,ttn the p;,. ili, u.,itI,
tiWn and Tive Laws ri the iettiull. wl.icl, ih.v
NOW 50 much a,ila;rc. ley Splr,rd he
protection thry now SEEK Vnt n,4,.,l war
Will only .sls itea, and ilmt Ma ,i4. toial
IT. >iruclioi 81 tlnN tttvcrlnl,sd q, tis. nilrl
states. We >lne,A haze a.htd sad Mili
nov, and the buA.!in" up ot !; lr.w tnvcrl,-
mcht, til"chici corl:,s stone 90 wlitir should
M slavery Stephens ot Georgia., Vic,
l'rc>hlenl Of tie tonir'!crH.y. declared it,
The t"mietlrracy va, dcnor i;lcy ,taiultcra-
ted. pure
Would not The coloro,t m.,rl Of South Caro-
lima ike .tn the pAty; 'I''urc is room il
they desire To 90 s,y. Tlf,ir nia.or~ are hrn.
glnG fo2 So3s only Aa ,'ii;,, otrry' tlcy wiIl
never ask fols again; llicY are moi unlike
Tie drowning liSlsn#ln Who cnllr,l rrn Tic
Lord II prayer 10 save sin. +aNira li,lt lie
never troubled" hinbcIutc. and ncyGr would
again il hr wotl,a Sase l,,ln. .J"i, lirln. lie
Srm"' ra 'y p'I' l@9 'hrn I" rlrrl Sex
moui ;lns sSi},r. ;AitltIs: lruni-c ,nu ncy,r
10 i >i> Toir Nui''S ;,@aiO, u Will bp YolIr III
vote. & Is Tie ONLY hunv,i av,,Wll ,li,,v
M,kc f.kc tlnm 1T tl.t!t TouI
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-10

Tho Ncw N"rh rJoo> very lsn'hmn,ly
says:
''rhr prurr>,,} rNrlu> ,,il .ytl,r Freedmen,
from he Jury hos reveals more plainlv ;haii
The cXpUlSi,moltIic colorrd nicmlic,S nuu
the Legislatures, The animu, and aim ut tll,y
So;thcru Democracy. prui;l ct rl.ihjirv
To political station. in the ctr, uun>ia,ir o&
Ecor"ia. i, I'll nlllraycnt whiri,N il cArli
convenience nn"r">% must tnhr tn.niitnrt.,
hui il bearing ,,l",n ,hr security ana Well
being ut the C,,urc,t lsoplr is tirial cu,..l,ai.
rn With til" 1nuyrinont 10 tnv then. ,,,ual
protection in the administration III the lax,
Take from them The privileges Of >hurhlr
" ne Whites lie duties ul Jurors. ant, from
that nnnlrnt they will bcc,l, hrlplv~ IT,.
rcn,rniS upon The caprice ui lhus, who
would tain reduce them 10 bondage no >,v
that They hall not b. permitted lo a~- Isl III
adh"licatin% upon cases in which ,lrir ow.I
race may lcino>t deeply Interested. i,io ~
clare that they ,!lal have no protection.
against Violence and wrong. 'lhc hluri>
man is Ia be tried hy whites Ion any u!ivn,r
with which he may be chlr",,l; bul III 10
lcrnliniti" the "uilt or nnuccncc ul white
men arra%ncl int The robbery and murder
ot blacks, tllrv are 10 have no voice. irthi,
purpose be ullillrl, ~ ,lnuhtlrS, il will hr.
ia" aIroc'Ir> which rebel whites are l"rp,-
li;,tiny ui'"n irc,dmr,. AMI lllrir families wll
20 nnrun>hrd .\lt! IN iiii> circ,in >lancc
wc laNc the best pn,si,l. illl>lrali'., a.
Democratic in>illccli;A in regard to lie col
urr,l people.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-10

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