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Disturbed state OF Aasirs in Non.

LOUISVILLE, September ga compsny Of
fifteen or twenty mousted men entered the
town OF Versailles, Kentucky, last Sunday
hrins upon number Of negroes. The inhabi
tants Of the town soon ersAnized and returned
the FIRE, and the sssaiiants were driven or
losing two Of their number by capture. Sew
ersl OF them also were wounded, but mol
seriously.
Christmas MIL, three miles from the town
has been surrousded, on one or two occasions
by armed negroes, with the evident intention
oftsking forsibie possession, but the employee,
Of the mill opened are upon the negroes, driv
ing them OF and wounding one OF them In the
heel. Co r..
A servant girl named Mile Conner, living
on the Salt River road, was dragged FROM hei
home few nights since by a party Of ten men
and stripped and tarred.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. B.-The Senate has
passed the homestead bill, which exempts
personal property to tho amount OF IS 900
gold.
The Judiciary Committee report In favor OF
removing the capitol " the State back to
AIIlledReyiIIe
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09
Attempsed Murder.

BosToS, Sept. s.-Iu North Russell street
last night James FreemanT Jr, discharged a
pistol at Frank Burnham, bnt without hit
ting him. Freeman was promenadins with
BurphAm's wife, and Durham objected to
their being together. Freeman hsd spd ss-
oAped arrest,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09
South Csrolina---For Copgress-.-D,
ellnAtfOn Of d Judwe.f q

COLUMBIA, S. O., Sept. s.-Mr. Williams,
one OF the recently elected Circuit Judges, has
sent in communication to the Legislature
dec lining the Office.
The bill granting charter to the Charleston
Railroad Company Of North Carolina to ex
to-day. OIL
The Republican nominating convention met
this afternoon, and Elliott, colored. was chosen
temporary chairman b. +. Whitemore was
unanimously dominated as the Republican
candidate for Congress from the First district.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. s.-The following card
from Mr.. Buriingsms will be published In to.
morrow mornings papers:
"I Hnd from letters received from numerous
parties that II 10 inferred that I am ready TO
contract and give franchises in the name OF
the Government Of China. / beg to say that
while /, with my associates, have exercised
the broadest spirit OF inquiry, have RETAINED
from doing anything OF the kind.
HANSON BURLINoAMB.n
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Two Men Killed and the Murderer
I,ynrhed. r-.

AUGUSTA. Ga, September s.-This evening
a negro man killed two whites In Columbus
county. The citizens hung the negro immedi.
Ately. No particulars have yet been received
as 10 the origin of the difficulty.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

SAVANNAH, Sept. s.-The schooner Morgan,
coming up the river, struck amidships on a
sunken crib which had shifted. The cargo
will be saved In q damaged condition. The
damage to the schooner is not supposed to be
erious.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

Charles J. Buckley, N. Y; James Wiley, S.
O., and VIM. II. Parry, Of England, are at the
Metropolitan Hotel. Thos. Fillman. U. S. N,
10 at the Kirkwood. Geo. L. Belraft, u. s. N,
Is at willards'. Ward, u. S. A.; S. Levy,
Riehmond, Va, and A. Buell., U. S. A, are at
Bunker's Hotel. d. q. Bradley, of Orange,
Va, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

$. S. Cox 10 stamping In Maine Tor the DE.
nocracy; but Mr.. Cox is an outspoken man
and generally says just what he bolievcs The
New York Sun reports him to have said re-
Gently to fellow Democrat, 81 tell you, sir,
1t ia no use shutting our eyes to plain facts,
The popular enthusiasm for Grart Sc resist.
iblei he will sweep everything L'.0r. u "
Mr.. Cox Is right, and he has the i.i =. .
confess the truth.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

THR Pittsburg GG=ene says there Is ~. .' 3
village from one end OF Pennsylva, - .
other but contains a Grant and Col. o..
Never before In the Commonwealth ...- ....
people so thoroughly aroused and OF. e. D. Pc.
secure the triumph of Republican ..,a..
1t says the State may be set down E. ., .,.,
to give at least twenty thousand M u.II. ..s
Hanerauft and Campbell in October, ... o. e.
BILE that number for Grant AMI Colfax in No.
Vember.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

TIsE-wALLIs.-o n the Sd instant, ~ Rev. DR.
GuIlsy,s tNew York ayesnuel ehuIsh. WAshingten
TisE, Of Bergen. N. J., to Miss RAoHEL A. Wal
Lis, ef Biadensburg. Prince Georges county. Nd
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

NASHVILLE, Sept. s.-Hon. John II. Trimble
has been commissioned Judge OF the Supreme
Court.
Gen. Duncan has been relieved from the
command OF this post. ..sft..
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2 WAsnlNaT0s, D. c, August 3, 1853.
On the petitiea o: JUHs PEPPER. Of clifford, New
Hampshire, praying for the extension Of patent
granted him on the 9Th day Of December, 1884. and
reissusd on the Hth day Of Octorber, 1855, for an
improvement in Circular Knitting Machines:
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at this
once on the sd day Of November next. Any per-
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi-
twenty days before the day q hearing.
ELISHA A. F0OTE,
sepo-W3w Commissioner OF Patents.
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IGOR RENT -ONB LARGE STORE. I4I7O. AND
flashed.
For particulars inquire Of 8. G. PARKER 4 co. =,
Pennsylvania avenue and street. sep9-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

IrEvERY MAN in the South were TO vote
against Grant, he would still be elected Presi
dent. The South is really nothing In the
eontest.-The AHdrkd zeal Netc Era.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- uSITEn STATES Patent OFFICE.
wA4HIEsfON, Aug IS 1903
On the petition Of AARUE II. ALLIES, Of Boston.
Massachusetts, praying for the extension OF pat
for An improvement In seats for Public Buildingsl
IL ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the I'D day OF November next. Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections ~ epo-
sitiOns, aud OtheT papers should be hled In tbs Of
fee twenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA PO0TE,
se6-Tu3w COmmiHL Toner Of Patents,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

WENDELL PHILLIPS says the Republican
party has never been loyal to a single priL
ciple. prom the commencement OF the war
to the present time" he says, at has had but
one purpose-iO Saps The nation" II Mr.. Phil
lips had set out to compliment instead OF
abusing the Republican party, he couldn't
have done II better.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

the New York Herald Of the 9th lHstsnt says
that 1t is hard to believe that the Democratic
convention settled upon Seymour with any
great hopes Of success. The ruling idea, after
all, was, perhaps, that he should prepare the
way as regular Democrat for regular Dem.
OcrAtic victory under Pcndleton In lST2n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

"a Mosr DANNABLE DAY."-He (GtantI
tried 1t ag ain on the following Thursday, the
18th Of May, 1884. The events OF that day
in the military annals OF the republican,
nish theme upon which II 10 dinicult to dwell
Nth ealmnfn
We take the above from the New York
World, and we doubt not that Forrest, Wade
Hampton, and every rebel In the South will
agree most cordially with the World In its trea
sonable conclusion. No msn not q rebel q,
heart would get off such TRADE against the
great captain Of our armies.
Let US see what history says about this day,
this 18th OF May, 1894 1t was on that day tina,
Barlow's and Gibbons divisions captured a,
Spottsylvsnia all OF three thousand rebels
Among those captured rebels were Major Gen
ersl Edward johnson. and several other infe
rior Officers. Some thirty cannon, twenty
stand OF eolors, and large quantity Of small
arms were also captured. On thrt }r. lay
also Hancock sent these remarksbl,
Grant, al hare finished no JohnIon, 4,
going into Early"
But, according to the World, Thu
| "bldckeIt, bioodiest, and moh ddmAdbh
We doubt not that every rebel dc,
will endorse most cordially the OPP.
opinion Of the World. The loyal No .r..
ever, will view this day as among Il 80
be remembered-the time when I'll ..R.
achievements were made which did
nal honor to the nation and TO the l.
defenders.
Why does not the World enrol the days on
which Donuelson, Vicksburg, Chattanooga and
Richmond foil In the same category, and pro.
nounce each "bloody and damnIbe P Wo
doubt not that such is the honest opinion OF
the man who edits the World; therefore let
him laN go.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

Hon. JOHN A. BISGHAN has formally &C.
eepted an invitation Of the Republican State
Central Committee OF California to stump
that State for Grant and Colfax. He will
leave Immediately after the Ohio election,
About the 10th OF October, and will deliver tea
speeches In California.
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loyYioIAL.l
DEPARTMENT or STATE, I
September !, 1868.

Information hss,b been received 1t this De-
psrtment from Mr.. z. s. SrALDtso, the Vice
Consul OF the United States at Honolulu, II.
l., Of the death, on the lith OF July last, at
Honolulu, OF John Cameron, Of Piotou, Nova
Scotia.
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. a R. ID .

To cor. Get an erroneous impression that seems to
prevail that | have gone out OF business, (occA-
stoned doubtless by confounding my name with
that Of G, N. Gregory, deceased, whose stock has
recently been sold, would state for the informa-
ton OF the public 10 general that such il mot the
fact, but that still keep. and intend to keep as
heretofore, tho most complete assortment Of Cook
ing and Heating Stoves aud House Purnishing
Goods TO be found in the District
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DAILY DEMOCRAT


/ bt SLiVAa WoSDALS HVLAvS
five inspire and expire forty hsesheads
o. air day, rsb it Of some pounds Of sxy-
gsa, and lead it with other pounds Of car
bonic acid gas. ~ must need very large
supply fc, our daily use. The ventilation
Of buildings, public add private, 10 accom-
plishsd easily enough, if people wall take
the pains and spend the money.
V; |, 10 sadly neglected BY those whs
spare no trouble and expense for luxuriss
less important. | have been 1t elegant din.
neT parties, whore what With the number
Of guests crowded together in = small apart
ment. the place Of numerous lights, and the
long long citing, to say nothing Of the
variety Of wines that insisted on being
tasted, the greatest care wss no security
against such . headaehs the next morning
- emily a dsbauoh ought 10 account fer.
There were dozen courses for the pal
ate, and cniv one for the breathing organs.
Let no host expect his guests to be any
thing but sleepy and stupid, il they are
imprisoned in an atmosphere which reduces
| them ell to q state Of ssmi-a.pbyxia.
1t is our own fault, in most cases, il We
do not get ventilation enough At home, with
cut any exposure TO drsughts. But snce
cross your swn threshold ard 60 abroad,
you are no longer safe. A friend gtarples
you warm with exercise, and keeps you
tai. ing with the wind blowing through
you, charged with catarFhs, rheumatism,
lung fsvsrs and other complaints, any sf
which your particular constitution may
happen TO fancy. Never step or door
step to discuss the erign oi evil, or lingcr
At q street corner TO settle the authorship
Of Junius and Eikon B.snlike, unless you
are irnpregnible 10 the blast ~ an iron clad
to bullets. There are same, no doubt, who
can run half = Dozen times round a com
mon, and sit down on Park street meeting
house steps and cool eli. without being the
worse for it. But sensible persons are
guided by their swn experience. II IS not
their affair hsw much exposure ether pea
pie cen bear. Lsas; Of oil must the deli
cate male sex be guided by the conduct Of
their rugged insensibls female fellow ersa-
lures
Either God tempsrs the win 10 the bare
shoulders A. to the shorn lamb, or these
dear sisters Of Ours are the toughest Of or
ganizsd creatures.
The Railroad car 10 the place where yeur
danger 10 greatest. A delicate little wsman,
sitting on the Feat before you, will throw
q window wide open, and let the winter
wind in upon you in . steady current for
hours, without the least idea that she is
committing homicide. "Thers 10 no need
Of assassination,' says the late Professor
Harrs, ITO temper the asperities Of politics.
When ysur victim starts for Washington,
let there always be : woman in the seat
before him. He will die natural death
before Unexpectedly natural, uadsr cir
Gums, an ces. "-AAsntic Monthly.
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DOWN. WHITMAN d MINsiow. Wholesale
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We do not wish to inform YOU, reader. that DR..
Wonderful. Or any other man. has discovered .
remedy that cuYss Consumption, when the lungs
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ever. and leave death 10 play for want Of and
II designed to maAc our sublunary sphere blssfnl
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HVID a OHII.I.
nHYSICIAsS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
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Main and Third s.-ests. Davenport, Iowa.
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- Philosophy Of Marriago. 4
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sidercd &C.
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DA SPE.1SIA.

There Is. probably. no one di.sa-e with which
mankind are sseted which Is The source cfso many
ailments IS Dg.pe psis sua there no uore certain
cure tran Robte stomach Ei.te-s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

sNVlh" for the past ~ years, and 10 therefore
tho person whom all sfcted should consait. No o1s
ever hess0DSa patient Of bis not being cured since be
has been in Wi. city. His reputation has vouchers In
a the city papers, his patients and the nseie pro
fesson. both here anc abroad being the nost skill
led specialists here, and tAsroae h master Of an
nal diseases. II ali Others fail, don't despair give
him call. Its only common oeeurrsncs with bin
10 cnfe such llie aepasete for l0loo
and gentlemen. end tAs nsst comp Nts In the city.
You're Mr.. Take Particular Nesiee.-Doctos BIZ
Glow oCvotss mach Of h'e time to the tseat0ent q
these cases caused BY sscre, habit, which uins -
body and mind. snhttii TIE unfortunate individual
Tor either hueiness or society. TIE Sad eeet Of these
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On the debsts the constitution destroy the ysi-
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manhood the pleasures OF ife marred, the object
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Manhood ana the vlgor or Youth
restored In four veeko. Success guafantsoo On.
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\ Remarkable Fact

That no. single instance has to the knowledge
ofthe prcprle,ors. OF the failure cf Ronacks hedl
cnes te give entire ga isf,eten in the hundreds o
thousands OF cases In which .hey have been -sed
Tbs WORTHY efremsrk and nndeniable evidence Of
their.n:rinsic merits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

dozen more than ether kinds OF Dyes In the market,
while be retaie them all At the same price. cesse-
lHsnily he makes twenty five cents per dsssB
81 selling inferior article.
We publish this caution to guard eur customers
against imposition. Accept meme but EewE d Srs-
vrrs' PArRsr FAMILY DYE Ccicas They are the
ted this branch OF business and made dyeing do
neste art. They have had. also, Ave years. sxper
ierce in this particular business, and havs been
stanily improving the quality 81 hsir Dyes. Alths
eeors. both in Liquid and Powder form, are msRl-
featured b: the Undersigned, and anpPly oar
ess,oH.rs with either. The iisrae 20 net require
90 much tiue ia esr bat the Powder colers will
color tie Fort Ecpds, and casts the per
| paesace In coiorirr blatks. browne. and drshs,
we would advice the rse Of the Powder coors IN
preference TO The Liquid. unlese for ribbons
| very mai. article
lews 3 Stevens. J SEQ & 81 Broadway, DOcTO z
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ssarsso are.

ksIlod9 4 JOHSsoS. uessts in Buitdft-
~ Hardware aid T0oir. rpeLin iuf tbs ~, i'd
sofk Nheeilpg Nnlis
Orders by mai nited with rfonptners aid dIs
patch. AT lowest hrufes. ia Clark .teet
nRkENkHAt SONS 40 randolph .tT,.i " alc.
y sale Hardware and Gallery AannfnttuI. Iron
Nails Carriage Bois lnnse jpint baus, ctc .Fens'r
AIes and Ldge ool-. Chicago
nhHhLEI. ALlihG Co. Importers and Jon
NJ bers OF Hardware and Cutlery. OIL Lake street
dsnufacturrrs 81 Wire Cloth, siey.r Ildaies Ae
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