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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
DEN TIsTs.

w. F. GuINCKEHI, Dentlse,
OPFlCR. MRRwfNS BLOCK. PERRY ST.,
nAvKNPORT, IOWA. WITH FACILITIES IN
~ surpassed, ad0ed to the cxperisnce Of more thsa
wenty years, hopes 70 merit lar share Of patron
oRe. v0-Atf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
CHICAGO.

CnicAoo, April e.-Ths match gaOs Of
LilliAsds 1t Library Hall last night betwses
Melvin Foster Of New York, and Jehn
NcDsvitt, Of Cbicsgo, for o. 600 end the
championship Of America. came . . sud.
den termination about ! o'clock this morn
ing. BY the refusal Of Foster 10 prooeed
farther With the game. owing 10 . dsci-
sioa Of the Referee, Mr.. 4. Lsburs, favor
able to McDcvitt. McDsvitt had run 1853
on his my ninth inning. when Fosters
friends claimed miss. McDsvitts frisnds
on the contrary, claimed . count. which
claim was supported by the decision Of
III. referee. The greatest sxcitsmsnt and
confusion -snsusd, during which, Foster
put on his coat and left the Hall. The
referee received the Kisses and cheers Of
the crowd, thsreupon, decided McDsvitt
winner Of the game. The score, ct the
close stood-Foster, 1859. McDcvits, 1858.
McDsvett had got the balls in . favors-
bic position, nearly oil together in the
lower left hand eosnsr, and he would very
likely have fnishsd the game before oom.
plotting his run.
A quarrel occurred yesterday evening "a
the corner Of Clark and South Water ots.,
between Augustus Psncrat1 snd Joseph
Porter resulting In the serious wounding oi
' he former BY pistol shots fred by the lat
ter.
Canal improvement bonds to the add
tional amount Of $500, 900 are to b asked.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
new YORK.

nav loRk. April IA challenge from
Coulter T. Hamili for I've mile race suv.
where bet~een Browsstiife, On thr NON n.
gAheis river. ana v hselins appeass to-day
q ta.e ccsoer ssoss Of sboolh's new theatef
Wss jAii to-day. rs.+-,s-e - :.
The Central Railroad strike has enAed n
West Albany ny an advance of wages,
The various sults in the Eric LITIGATION
came up before the Supreme Court general
term. sc-aay. on appeals irom the order eus-
pendirK Sr. DIE. from severasi njancsions
and from the orier sppnsutipg a rrceiver.
NJ. Burrell opcatd the case for Mr.. Drew
Mr. lsapsllo and Mr.. U'Connrr replied ios
the Vanderbilt party.
Mr Field cou!iuu~s Tomorrow for The
appellants in the c,,ss II Sche,l v. Erie
Company before Judge B.rrard rhcan<wrr
e Jay tiuuld tv the attachment inr VIOLA
slon of the iijunc. ion. vas died He denies
4 40 ledge o1 The issue Of $1,000 shsres Of
"a bot oellevts TIT cersi0Cateo az STOCK
q olank wese modo0 y oGDcuso o. ~ CON
~ esseee u ie)ooee3oa ~ ~ ~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
news
ny TELEGRAPH,
To TMR DAILY DEMOCRA1'.
NEW YORK.

Nsw YORK, April "A Hartford special
says the full vote, officially counted, aggrs-
gates 90 267-isrgsr By more than 3, 600
than ever bsfore, --of this, English received
a msjoritv of 1881. The State Legislature
will probably be Democrats 70 10 Rsdi-
Gals in the Senate, and In the House will
stand los Democrats to 1870 Republican
members. According to the present calcu-
iatiens, the finsl returns on the legislative
ticket arc qulte likely 10 change The ieeses
slightly In iascr Of the Democracy.
, The sasjks Of the Wet Albany workmsn
has ended. n. Dorrsnce, Vice President
Of the New York Csntrai Railroad, anneucsd
that the following advance OF wages had
been granted: Carpenters, % 10 50 cents !;
ructmen, 12A cents tinsmishs, e5 csots !;
blacksmits, 12A cents ear painters, Is
cents; wood machine hands, 25 to SO cents;
machinists, IS cents.
Rev. n. Hsesy Green. D. D., vas unani.
mous.y elected Prss,dent Of the College ol
New Jersey, to ill the vacancy caused by
the late resignation Of Rev. DR.. McLans.
The East Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. in session at the Summer
hold NJ. +. Church, in Brooklyn, yesterday,
passed resolution urging the legislature to
pass the pending bill with regard to immor-
al publications.
| Officer James Green, of the Canadian
Frontier Police, arrived ia this city yester-
day from Fl Columbus. having in charge .
prisoner named John Hosg, Who 10 charged
with having C mmitted an atrocious murder
ard robbery in the city Of Toronto, Canada
on February last. Officer Green had war
rant for Hoag's arrest issued by . Toronto
m, gistrass. lie had been on the prisoner
track for some time Whtn found H0sl
was about to enlist in the regular army Z
II. Columbus. He started for Buffalo las
nj ahe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
ELEcTIoN news

MrrNRAPoIp, MEN April Sat he city
election yesterday the vote WAS very light.
Harrison, Republican, wae elected Mayor by
24O majority. Three Republican Council
meo and one Democrat we're elected. The
Republican Comptroller and Treasurer were
elected.
HARrronp, April 0-rhe full vote OF the
e,ecsiou IN Conneciicut 10 09.267. larger BY
5000 than ever before. Gov. Engfish's ma
jorisy 10 1871
ST. Paul, April 9 DIR. Stewart. the eiti-
zsns' Union Republican candidate, WAS
elected Mayor yesterday by majority Of
375 over Painc, Democratic nominee.
eKRHosuo. Wis. April 81. ". Webster.
editor Of the Union. VAS elected Mayor yes.
terday by - majority, . Rspn Slican gaio Of
l3 Kepoeho county will 60 SOO Republican.
6r. Louis. April 8.-eedaliA and Je6ss-
sou CIV elected their entire Radical tickets
Yesterday.
Ia Kanaas City The Democratic ticket Il
elected with the exception Of city marshal
and one alderman. Harris. Democrat. for
Mayor. hes 30 majority, but ran consider
ably ahead of his ticket.
IA Leaycnworth the full Democratic
ticket, with the exception OF treasurer. fOs
which office no Democrat was nominated,
is elected by majorities 'anRine from 400 to
zoo This will be the first full Democratic
administration for six years. National pol
tics and the support OF the Kansas delega-
ton in Congress were prominent issosa In
the election.
/ The city Of Carondoet, six miles below
h re, elected the full Democratic ticket yes
terday.
Timothy s. Fitch, prominent citizen
Of Chicago, was il ed 500 dollars in C,snrt
Of criminal correction to-day. for alleged
false swearing in connection with suit
with Captain Bruner some five years ago.
\ motion Tor new trial will be made.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

LONDON. April e-The Grand Jsfy
brought bile OF indictment against I'll the
prisoners except one charged BY the COro-
mere Jury with completely In the Clerken-
well outrages. The trials commence next
week
EvENike ALI doubts of the safety Of
Dr. Livingstone have been dispelled. 6ir
Koderick Murchison to day received letter
from the distinguished traveller, which came
BY way of z ,nzibsr. DR.. Livingstone writes
tina, he 10 10 good health. His journey 81
exploration has been successful, and he will
soon return to England.
II Is said Mr.. Cranbourne has been Of
f.r,d the Governorslrp OF Canada, and
Earl Mayo that o. India. Lord Fitzgerald,
Lort Chief Justice Of the Court Of Appeals
4 Ireland. he's resigned. The Irish HI
erarchy will soon petition the Queen In
person against a change in church. Deeds
If violence orcu- 4 ,ilv in Cork.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

EACH el-so PER BOTTLE
OK s7.sa Pga HALF DOZEN.
0nna<ake estlss. ~ cas-. : R>x.
ssr ssls ~ q! pysssiess ssd Dsalers
o. Suuxn0xso AlnA1rAp 6On lee CAV
= 9AS D0A10oe AS ooUooo1Pn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
IOWA.

LUBCQuk. April 6-The forward coech
Of the passenger train which left bers Ut
10 o'clock this forenoon for the west was
thrown from the track ct Rockdalc, I've
miles out. The car WAS badly broken mp.
and several persons were slightly isiassd,
but no one seriously.
DIS Nouns, April S.-Both Houses OF
the Legislature have adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

We prssame tnat tbese Is not = s,ugle reader
ofoa~ paper, or aay other INTEL. gent y srson IN
tue co.a.n aotty tnst has not heard Of DIR.
Hcn-ueA'. famous >-aweed Tonic IL IL one Of
tne t.s realty great medicines OF the ago. and
IL ,erf, tn,nS w,nd trs wherever II Is pesseysr.
insiy aud properly used. itis
rrst A Zone oi .,tnulant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

CHICAGO, April S-The billiard match
between Foster and McDevitt. for 81 .O0O .
side and the championship Of America.
500 points W. began at Liberty Hsl this
evening, shortly alter eight O'Clock. There
is the greatest interest manifested In the
game. and the attendance OF profe ssicnsl
and amateur hiliardists Is large.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 3. - Houss - Mr..
Chandler offered resolutions which were re-
terred TO ths Committee on Foreign Affairs,
that the Presideni send q mission to Bra.
I'll. Bolivia and Uruguay, to reconcile these
nation nov at war
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April S.-General Hspcock
will establish permanent headquarters TO.
morrow at the corner of Nineteenth and q
streets. No business IL being transacted at
his headquarters beyond the ordinary rou-
tire OF sffsirs.
The bill relative 10 jurors, before the Seu-
ate to-day, will allow the courts in the cases
of Surrai, and JEFF Davis to summon jurors
from any State in the Union.
Tha impcachmeBs managers net to-day
10 conoider some evl6euce not offered, con
cesnipg the President's istention Of defeat.
ing The tesurs Of once bill. No decision
wss asde. ed shsy havs anothss meeting
to-mosJoW.
Jodss csrsiA uAs yin epss for the de-
tense tomorrow II ~ i1peechment case,
will speak 0oly iron aoee4 Dot having writ.
ten his remsses 10 advosce OF delivery.
There Vas today sgreater demand Tor
tickets OF admission 70 The Senate than on
any previous cay since the trial began.
Some mtmbers have promised or given or.
devv Tor their tickets TOT week n come.
The Land Once bss received information
that 800 farms. comprising nearly $4,000
acres, have been added 70 the productive
area Of Florida, under the homestead oct Of
juno, 1865
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

BURLiSaIoN, April s.-About two inch-
e. Of snow fcll here last night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
new York Mssey Ma~sxe,.

N0W VOtR MOo0y UWPkOt.
=, TslsGsspA.I Apru ..
Gfreho Active.
pcnds-Corpoas u ~. i.ilx ~ ~. i.ee& Of
~ t.f: new, e.Oo: n "a /. q 1oeoe Nonnnae
l,0lx Z swsfeex, : - g
Western Cnsua s7k. ssr.aefsSt
New York CeussalI0x.
Erie I'M sfI7
Aichigan CeaSyal -las sfessseF
Mirhiean S0ushsyn II o..
lliin0is Central -le4
Pttsb RI . Tnledo-l a..
Cleveland q Toledu-1 O1x.
Rock isiand-S0
NortAweste n--s0: preferred sbsf. -
Money! pr cent
Sterling -lO91-s
cnd-9P A-.lsss.
~ 10 The hest bid NV. wv"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
con- MERcuAL.

DavcnpOrt Market Report.
OsNcs or rnR DAvRNPoRs Dss caAr,
April 9, 1853.
FLssa--wholssals, $1,000; retail, e1o.60.
WRsAf-keceipts small, choice ei.s5; No. l,
sire; No. =, ti.se0l.75.
BARIsY-at.7A9e2.U e offered.
OAss-6S606O cents.
RTs-el.V5.
OOaH-Shellsd. 6e0&2c.
P0sAfoss-75cnelo
bus1sR-l0e. per b.
Eses-16c.
LAao -l90l6e.
AAr-0ood Timothy .ois. ss:sssolS. Psai-
re te.e0 to elO.00.
CeAL-Soft. delivered. 20 cents per basAsL-
Asthrscits. delivered. eis per ~.
WoeD-4s per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09


By Telegraph Apsiis.
Fieur "A little more active and prices ~.
ehenged.
Whsse Quiet, steady and moderate demand !:
No. l spring l.Vs@l.0S No. spring l.eek6
Isl.
Ooru--Qsiet sad steady No. I, $50 ss,<; new
7sh.
Oats Quiet. at SIX n6s.
Rye-Uuli, q 1.60.
Barley--Ouli and stsedv, 1t 3.1SN2.3 80.
Provisions-8asier and saeaay.
Peek--Se. 80.
Lard II Active and 0rnsP, at17.
BulE nsass--Firoly held so quiet; shoulders
lik0llx cash, end Is 70 buyers, eli Of April ;
rough sides AZ; short rib Is short clear
10 sweet picked hams ~.
Chicago Lave 0toen Market.
~ Ie'eersph.l April 2.
Hog. Received. 900 hesa: m,rkst stesdv
eee ssigetly higher On coamea and nedium.
50as IS.
Castle-Received. 1850 head narkss sl,sbs.
y advanced over yssssrdey, raagise q 1.ooM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
OHIO


CINCINNATI, April ct has been snow
ing since midnight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

BY Telegraph Apruo
k'orr Some inquiry for low grades, but san
ply verv light.
Wheat held higher; buyers stand of.
Corn Higher. at SO zee,
Oats-Scld al scars.
Barlev-Notliing doing.
Rye Unsettled. ranging 1t i5o01l.so.
frovisiona- .-I.esa excited
Pork---s7 s0N2e.0o
shoulders.
Lard-ls5iQi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

ecu,ive committee issued Convertible hoods
- 81. sv,rrs III ten millions Of dollass; bali
a. which paseed into the hands Of 0fos.
49, & c. ard the other half to Daniel
mr. some evidence on the subject was
unlimited. but no conclusion reached. and
The arrnment In the habeas corpus case Of
Law Gouls taxes place tomorrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

D ) .. g.: - ' s:ss: q: :: s.:::.
HY He I'D over II ysafs practice =
~lA-Av TIL ~. Has The comp isse apparo-
es for mauoeletufla6 - aAninlstesing Nitxuoe
Oxide Of O.. IT pd6Iq6s operation In catrscens
teotA. jan13-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

WV YORK N40Pk00e
Bv TsleGraph.1 An,ue
Flour Favor huyers s.s0ole r. Tor extra state .
Q.sWs6ls - for = H.O $50
spssuy 1t - Dc tvsred '
Corn In faif asoaad q I. ls0is q she nev ntxrd
LIS del!verea.
Osis-essaAy, u - i.eoss scs western IN esos,.
Port C;css1 Arm - 14oe9s7.ec Cor new nee:
2S.1eO0 ~ Cor old.
fap6 HrwoP n ff01N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

HoIicK Is ugRKBy GIVEN. thar ON THE
90 .Gn Gay o. Apd'. D.. sSs At De hcnr Of 10
pvs,s q. y ttc sndcrsisncd vi oGr for sale At
~ eae wssensase u tns Thy Of DssSsSSff. ss,a
SALE to take place On tAs levse ifuSr y sSi sr
LUD vac Dku NlN0.
..ss. ..1N 0. Z. GOWN,
Aeee. 80 .lnae q - VGlweo.
Doooo - 1es - ADt1A. =. -. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

Cor. "a = Brady o.. oppe.
!! !: ! :
m site Davsnp0Ft National
RAnk.
Hasing hod n expef.
- isucs q 70 years b Tie prac
tico a Oo1tiDlxy, u - coz
1aene u gfveg reflect oat
isfaetJon. II y0a expect
AAXkN good WORT employ expef.
ioneo1 practitioners Oaly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10

A CARpk7- BAoGEGs IDEA OF PEACE -
The spirit which prevails in the dominant
faction, led on By the Radical leaders IN
North Carolina, may be learned from tue
following paragraph published in their
leading organ, the Raleigh Standard
1--WE tell you decrepid. back broken
old rebel. that your days are numbered.
We are willing that YOU should gap
little. and therefore look on your feeble
efforts to rise from your backs with pity
and compassion. But attempt to rise
higher than your knees. or to assume any
other attitude than that of prayer, and
YOU will be thrust back to the earth never
to rise again.
And it is the people utterins such Ian
guage. and expressing such sentiments
who are bypocritically talking about
wanting peace :" And these very peo-
pie are those who complain of the utter
.nces Of the Southern conservative press
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10

the cost ofzurvey (tho' Lora> ~ 81. Ma
rvs rloae1 IS as ds,st IN The balance; for
howeve. satisfied ire nav be of the ad-
vantaces oz~ connty and the State at large
viii reap from its completion, il is abso-
lusely reTksirs to have Recommendations
whereby OUTSIDERS can be convinced of
the soundLess Of our calculations-and
such proof-sueh data survey-bv 4
com pctcEt ergl zeer a!o~.e can Sire. The
capital-for - construction must. IN
great measure, come from afar-from
non-residents-and that It VIII not come
at mere calEng-or polite invitation
Sentinel knows full we'll
II We are to wait for survey until the
organization of 1.-The Company" as pro-
vided for III the act, takes place, we may
look for the desired CONTAMINATION at or
about the Greek Kolends and no. day
sooHer-and this appropriation Of 5000 :
enouA, in all conscience and through all
time-a splendid Chateau en- Espagnc-ot
which our children and children's chill
dren may long dream-talk much-and
profit nihl
While agree with Sentinel that the
money thus liberally-not CRU gingly,"
as he says, supplied by the State, =
If properly applied, will be Of immense
advantage as "a beginning ''as an
entering wedge TO spirit of improve
meut that may revive the fallen fortunes
of our people and send -6Sise through
their veins, I do not ft -
scribe TO his assertion, tilae Nal
county has degenerated from her pris-
tine spirit, has become the last county in
the State. both in energy, enterprise ahd
public SPIRIT The records of the war
tell different tale. and the bone. o! our
"unretaruiLg braves that moulder be-
meath or whiten many a hard fought field,
bear witness TO the injustice OF TINS gra-
tuitous and ungrateful assertion. The IN
willingness Of Sentinel. that any portion
of this fund" should be applied at this
time to effect, in part, the object and pur-
poses for which it was created. contrasts
strongly with the admitted (by him) ne
cessity we labor under Of doing SO,
1--WE want he writes-''a railroad
extremely" a railroad" he adds,
would excite. invigorate and effect eve
~ nerve and interest in our county -
But yot-aye, let ns hear him but yet,
sit is neither requisite nor desirable
to make this sacrifice at this time.
What the patient is in extremists IN
the last throes of dissolution--and yet re-
medal and restorative remedies must not
administercd-why Because, forsooth.
there is no precedent for lit is IN con
hct with established etiquette-there Is
no compass in being-and should one
ever see the light of day, it possibly may
refuse the advantages which preliminary
survey made pending its non-entlty VIII
offer. Wait until a more convenient time
there is lion in the path-walt until
to-morrow-not noN-but tomorrow
Sentinel, the Tomorrow that you
would wait for will never dawn-its Hght
will never gladden. our eyes, Action
not ACCOMPLISHMENTS save this pco-
ple-must retrieve their fortunes-that
will usher in the morning # brighter
future and dispel the darkness of the long
night that holds US in its cold embrace.
At least SO thinks
- '''' SEMI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10

A no PoIIcY' PRrsIDEHT.-Gen.
Grant declares that he will have no policy
OF his own if elected. That is distinct
avowal on his part that he intends to com
NIT the Government to the unrestralned
control of the radicals in Congress. lie
voluntarily pledges himself not to interfere
Nth ,bem There will be no vetoes of any
measures they may favor. unconstltu-
tionsl laws without number may he passed
and the widest and most impractlcabie
schemes which fanaticism can devlso VIII
be approved. Gen. Grant has SO dsciar-
"a in nlain terms. Is such man fit for
,hc office of President ? Will the rigIs
of the people and the interests of the ma
ton be safe in his hands
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10

ArrolSrMENr.-Wc neglected to state
in our last issue, that J F Fenwick had
been appointed by Gov Swami Sheriff Of
.his county in place Of r. Alexander
Clarke, resigned, aud had accepted the
POSITION. l, ig subject of general re-
crct that Mr.. Clarke should have been
forced By Ill health to resign the sherlfial-
ty, both on account Of his honorable per
sonol character and his merit as an othecr,
but it is not anticipated that the public
will be disappointed with his successor
who is we'll known for business capacity
and experience and rs gentleman OF the
very highest integrity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-09-10
CT. FRED. MADDOX,
j. L. COAD,
j. ID. LOkER.
\ 0NNUSIC Ed.
COMMUNICATED.
"Watchmau what of the night?
The morning cometh.'


''Watchmau what of the night?
The morning cometh."
Sentinel A notice of your attempt
'to stir up and galvanize, the public mind
from the distressing indifference and tor
porc with which it is at present afflicted
is no doubt expected by you, and may
hap BY the public To meet the require
ments of both, | take pen in hand, and
in the brief review to which | propose to
submit your Labor of love-" | will en-
deavor, as hope you did, to master if
not to forget private wrongs and neglects
and TO look to the public interests, and to
them alone.
In ljn.ine, however, I claim for our
Senator and delegates TO the General AS
sembly of Maryland, an exemption from
'the distressing malady" of the season,
seeing that to their wise and, prai>ew or-
thy exertioIs, we are iaaehted for the
"legislatlon' Bill in 6ne-that
secures an appropriation. of $500 900,
to Charles, St Mary's and Calvert coun-
ties (and as you broadly and caudidly as
sert "oU The Legislation that is necesSa-
~ to guard and make said fund aroitabe
to stimulate capital and giue ritdlity'
to the Stun bering energies OF our people,
Nor are they in all fairness submit. }
obnoxious or deserving Of blame, not to
say abuse, because of the patronage,
"fhe political oil" as you facetous,y term
it. which "acts" OF this kind necessarily
create and vest in the hands of those charg-
ed with the execution of their various
provisions-and as this political "oil, =
this widows cruise. must be partaken of
By some party or other-by the friends or
foes Of those who may have custody Of 1t
say. SeI.ti,el, should il Woo your lips,
would they turn from 1t untouched away,
and would II be lack OF charity to sus-
pect that sip ofthe charmed bowl would
weigh even your eyeitis do'en and steep
YOUR senses in forgetfulness"
Wanting" as We do. "a railroad ex-
.remelv." i, is Of the first importance that
ini;iatory steps should be taken 10 build
one, and, pending the organization Of a
company contemp dated by the act Ito aid
in the construction Of public works in St
Nary's, etc, etc, il were manifest folly
to foreso the advantages Of the hi. that
authorize. preliminary survey OF the
nroposed road and estimate Of cos; OF It's
construction.
In comparison with the advantages
which the proposed road when made) will
confer Oh all classes Of the community,