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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

would os cut of, and the Afflicted be eas,,v -
stored to health.
the headquarters Of the body, the central po,n,
81 the systen- II 10 from this that ali sood ~
A~d effects <, out TO bess or curse its possessor
Make u Gle an. put il in good running order
dsseas. than in the solid rocks Of the granite
hits. We repeat il. that Scherck's Seaveed
Tonic viii do this for the s,o mach. II 10 nature
eom,ag 10 rescue Of mar in his peril
Warn the nature aud condition of disease ore
thoroughly understood. II viii be seen that the
chat the doctrine we bril- ny inculcute il the Tn.
one aaJ that the medicine we ad voc.ts IL rre
isciv adapted ~ the doctrine. Thoussnds Of
RECONSTRUCTED ston Achs'' in nearly everv state
TIE Union, will glalIy testify 10 this. ard
aiss, astasy shout. tue marvellous virtue.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic.
way NJ ieAst eight people in ten ought 10 use
Tonic may be stated:
o. Because your stomach is out of order and
II sooner or later, uuless aided. break down
"a. because you do rot have half the en;oy.
ens OF life that you might
90 Because your blood IS not pure and rood
sad II not. You are liable to active disease =;
ony time. -
ssa. because you c.nno, tsink ~ -,
snyshtas IN business or out. 80 well a. IL vou
we're IN the condition this tonic will p,scs va,
ora. because Il - your duty 70 be healthy
oaa strone. 70 have sound mind" and THE en
your account - we'll a. those about you.
- "ec Aose TINS Tonic II within the means 81
ssrsoody. One 'regulsr'' doctors" bill |
Ts oay Tor half YOU would use in lifetime.
a. .sssoue. and becauses might b multi
Sssa indenLissly ]; and each il a true q trush.
cs..ssrs u without consradiction. that
sneaes. Sea~eed Tonic 10 enc Of the srssseet
Of SCIENCE a. mat s, sAemiea medical o. any 9th
s .A.e only to be known TO make il 4 vel |
land. "ouseoeio 10 sne broad
Ut Seaenek must get the stomach Of every
ruinonie Syrup can be diee.,ed ma nsns,,sss
NE oioed-yesse,s, 70 heal cavities in the iuncs.
Dr.. J: b. Schenck is professionally a. Ri.
s1nc.pal once, No big u North Sixth ST., corner
whsre ali letters for advice must be addrr.ssa |
Price Of the Pulmenie Syrup and seave.a
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26
TON. F1TcH's ADDRESS LAST NIGHT.

The great and enthusiastic audience who
| were gathered at the Theater last night were
not disappointed in their expected treat
Mr.. Fitch never, in our experience of his
public speaking, delivered himself of so
strong and convincing speech as that with
not attempt to sketch it, and shall merely
allude to some of its more striking features
Reconstruction was the body of his theme !;
and he treated it with mastery clearness.
He met the sophisms of the Democracy
with crushing arguments and made Cop
perheadism to appear in all its utter defor-
my. Abiding to the terms required by
Congress of the reconstruction States, he
called our attention to the terms which that
body required of Nevada when she was ad-
mitted to the Union; and deduced from the
allusion that the terms required of the for
mer were neither unprecedented, unusual or
in any wise 10 be complained Of He showed
the fallacy of Democratic arguments based
upon clubbing construction Of the Consti.
tuition, aptly and eloquently illustrating his
points as he proceeded. He ikened the
great free North with its dormant power and
its innate love of freedom to giant who had
been bound with thongs Of fax and whose
bonds were released by the incendiary torch
of rebellion. He made a splendid poin
when he condensed the attitude of the De-
81 1890 III
tence "They must, if they win, either
conduct the Government upon principles
which they have denounced as unconstitu-
tional, null and void, or inaugurate war"
This tells the whole story. Reconstruc-
ton, said he, is no longer mere
policy, it is, since the ENGRAVING of the 18th
article into the Constitution, a part of the
organic law of the land. He made the ex-
cellent and suggestive point with regard to
the Copperhead proposition to swell the cur
rency to such an extent as to take up the
bonds in greenbacks by reminding US that
even the increased volume Of gold which
California had occasioned had doubled values
all over the world-and this, while gold was
a circulating medium everywhere, while
grecnbacks only circulated in this country.
Take this speech for all in all, it was a very
strong, convincing, logical efFort-and of
course it was reple,e with eloquence as Mr..
Fitch's speeches always are. The audience,
delighted and spell bound from the time he
began speaking, adjourned with three cheers
for Grant and three cheers for Tom
Fitch, our next Congressman which he
Will be.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
rror, The Tre-tass Of last evening.

CINCINNATI, August "a. The cattle
pl4gne continues to spread among the dai
ries which supply the city with milk.
CHICAGO, August PA Washington
special says the appointment of Supervisors
of Internal Revenue has come to dead lock
McCulloch declined to appoint the persons
appointed by Rollins.
The Treasury Department yesterday re-
ceired 5000 custom dues from Alaska
the first received from there.
New YORK, August 2i.-Professor Adler,
the author, died to-day.
LEAvENwoRTH, August "a General
Sheridan has issued an order stating that, in
consequence Of the recent murder Of twenty
citizens in Kansas by Indians, the red SIX ms
will be forcibly removed, and all persons are
| forbidden to hold intercourse with the 1ndi-
ans.
| LONDON, Augusl "A. - Dispatches from
Switzerland deny the truth of the report that
an attempt had been made to assassinate
Queen Victoria.
BERLIN, August 24-Bismarck was yes
terday thrown from horse and considerably
bruised, but his injuries are not serious.
From the Enterprise of yesterday.
MONTGOMERY, August Nv. B. Jones,
Republican elector in the Fourth Congress
ional District has taken the stump for Sey-
mour and Blair, and has esigned his posi-
ton as Republican c.ector.
The State Sentinel, Rldica1 organ of this
city, suspended to-day in nsequence Of
want Of support.
SAVANNAH, August 2l.-The Republican
says the steamers Savannah and Satilla, now
in course of construction on the Clyde, will
be finished in November, and take their
places in a line between Liverpool and Saw
annah.
BosroN, August 22.-Faneuil Hall was
crowded to-day on the occasion of the recep-
ton of the Chinese Embassy. The banquet
given to the Embassy at St. James Hotel by
the city government was an elegant affair."
Mayor Shur,lif presided and Governor Bull
lock spoke on the part of the State. Senator
Sumner pronounced warm eulogy on Mr..
Burlingame.
AUGUSTA, August 22.-George II. Pendle-
ton arrived to-day from Bangor and was en-
received. In the afternoon he
addressed an immense Democratic mass
meeting and another at night.
CHICAGO, August 22.-Dispatches from
Tennessee say that a reign of terror is uni
versal throughout the western counties. In !
the principal cities there is less safety for
Union men than during the war. General
Forrest is still making rebel speeches in !
West Tennessee. Kuklux wander about the !
country in gangs warning Union people.
Murders arc vi frequent occurrence.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26

NEW LAW IL RELATION TO SOLDIERS
PENsIoNs.--The law as just promulga
ted from the State Department pro
vides that the laws granting pensions
TO relatives of deceased persons having
neither widow nor child entitled to pen
sions under existing laws shall be so
construed as to give precedence to such
relatives in the following order, namely:
First, mothers secondly, fathers ;
thirdly, orphan brothers and sisters I'M
der sixteen years of age, who shall be
pensionei jointly If there be more than
one provided, that ifia any case the
said persons shall have lef, both father
aud mother who were dependent upon
them, then Oh the death of the mother
the father shall be emitted 10 pension
CONNIE c;ng from aud after the death
of the mother. Aud upon the death of
tie mother and father, the depeu den;
brothers aud sisters under sixteen years
ofage, shall jointly become entitled tt
such pensions until they attain the g.
Of sixteen years respectively, commenc-
ing from acd after the death of tie per
son who, preceding them, would have
been entitled to the same. That the
failure Of any peu>icner to claim his
pension fer three years shall be taken
as presunptive evidence that such pen
sion has legally terminated, and the
name suall be stricken from the rolls
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26

SsYNoURs success as an orator reminds
us of the story of clergyman who enjoyed
greatly the luxury of listening to the melody
Of his own Voice. He deemed it his dnty on
one OCCASION to preach long, elaborate, and
very dull sermon to the artist to whom he
WAS sitting 70: his likeness. What do you
think Of my remarks :" demanded the elo-
quent divine of the painter, who was wholly
absorbed in his occupation. Turn your
bond little to the right and keep your
mouth shut" said the artist, in his usual
needed to make his speeches what they should
have been WAS to have his head turned a
liGde toward the right and to keep his mouth
shut-N. y Tribune
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26
GENERAL BUTLER on the evening of

GENERAL BUTLER on the evening OF
August Sth delivered ar laborate speech
to his constituents at Gloucester, Gefn
ing his position for the campaign. He
reviewed the progress Reconstruction,
and suggested that instead of the Dem
ocratic nickname of 9 carpet-baggers, y
the Eepreseu atives from the Southern
States should be called knapsackers,
since most of them, when entering the
Southe rn soil, took all they had with
them, except bullets, in those soidiery
COnveGiences
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26

HCMBoLDT MlNING.-At no time in the
hisforv Of Humboldt mining has there been
more well directed labor put upon mines,
and in no instance tn 1t we know of is it being
done for other thin purposes Of permanent
development. Ii has been and is yet hard
struggle Tor very many to stay by and hold
their property. hut their faith in securing
good pay for their time and labor and anxiety
Is growing 6rmer.--Ayeas.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26

THE Philadelphia Press says: From our
ID lnocratic exchanges we have clipped 1873
articles headed - The real ISSUE" every one
OF them presenting different subject. If
Issues continue to increase at this rate up
till election time. each member of the DEM
ocratic Tanks will stand on his own plat
form. the only plank OF which will be. pass
the bcsrer up Salt River.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26

SAN Franc SEQ, August "A Preparations
are being made to receive Hon. George c.
Gorharl with sCItable honors upnn his arri-
val in this city on Wednesday evening.
The receipts of the Mechanics Fair, up to
this date. exceed $4,000.
Brigadier General Spear and the Adjutant
General Of the Irish Republic army, who
came out here some months ago, returned to
the East OH Saturday last.
The VIM. Chandler and Paramatta, just
arrived from Hongkons, brought, among
ether cargo, S37, 900 pounds rice and l00, 900
pounds sugar; also 800 Chinese passengers.
The Mining share market still maintains
an Upward tendenry-nearly every descrip-
tions again showing further advance. No
Transactions in Amador.
Gold in New York to day at II o'clock was
i5.-Eateyprise.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26
THIRD DAYS RACING
Thursday, September 3, Is6s.

Nile heats, best three in five, free for 81
hoses in the State at the time If the issuant
Of this advertisement Club weights. f,r
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26

STOCKTON, 4 gust 2i-Ahout Gl o'clock
this morning, James Murdoch, owner. of the
Union Hotel, at Woodbridge, while behind
his bar making change, was shot and killed
dead by John observation-disclosures
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26
FOURTH pay:
Friday, September 4, Is6s.

Mile heats best two in three, free for all tret
rule, for a
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26

Twenty per cent entrance money added. Tire
horses to enter and two OF more to start.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26

Entrance money go Per cent IN the fnr
al FL. Three horses l. enter and two OF mole
start.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26
Pool Purse,
ENTRIES s:

Twenty 4, liars entrance fee added To the Purse
three horses To enter AMI Two or mUre IL start.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26
SAME DAY ::

| Mil. heats best three in five, ee for al facer
| in the State at the time of advertising, to iule
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26

Entrance money 20 per cent on the Purse
added. Three hoIses to enter and two OF more
start.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26

PINE Grove NEws.-The Compar les
which have been at work during the Spring
and Summer continue their operations, and
are contented with the yield Of good paying
rock. The camp holds its own very steadily
and there is no disposition to create unne-
cessary excitement. Only two mills are rum
ming at this time, and the shipment OF bull
lion FROM these foots up from $4,000 70
&C, 900 per week.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26

N B-The Carson Cry Jockey Club hav
adopted the California Sta e Running EGles: an
the above named Races vii! be conducted unce
said uies.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26

Entrance money go per c,nt on the Pure
added. Three hOI-es to enter ami I've cg more L
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

aud in respect for the place he occupies
his conviction idr high crime and mis'lc-
n.e,uur. The Suns suggestion will not
b. accepted, IT oourso; but surely the
friends and the foes alike Of M johnson
have questioned his forgotmlness OF Dig
nifty and his lack Of policy-his inaugural
speech, his a2d of February speech, his
conduct whiittU he WIS swinging around
the circle, and his latest action-ycry
closely, and can find no cause for 1t Other
yhm in the superstition that he is often
trunk, from one kind Of indulgence on
another or at times absolutely insane, II
Is due to him 10 say that all his Democrat
10 friends claim for him, that he has been
consistent in advocating the one idea he
has - often placed before the country,
aud firm in It's behalf 10 the last degree
but his manner OF doing it, and the mos,
Of his action that is known To the public,
have been 50 needlessly violent and coarse
- utterly repugnant 10 all manner Of tast,
and courtesy, so needless Of propricty and
the dignity Of his office, that they cannot
be explained any mere charitahly than in
the manner the sun proposes,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

Italy is in imminent danger OF civil
war,
Not found among Stanton's virtues
resignation.
Riches come better after poverty than
poverty after riches.
There are seven thousand Holland
er, resident in New York.
Helena, Montana, is to have $,0,-
900 hotel in the spring.
Wisconsin has increased the salary OF
the Governor to $4,000.
Tho Catholics of St Hyacinthe, Can,
ada, propose to build cathedral.
Funds are being collected for the
monument to Artemus Ward
This has been the sevcrcst winter on
record for Sound navigation,
Three new churches are to. be built
in st. Peter, MINI, this year.
Thursday, the second of April, is ID
be a day of fasting in Massachusetts.
Great Britain paid from eight TO ten
million dollars for imported eggs last
year.
Thu new Uniycrsalist church in Gin
cinnati, ON Ninth street, j. nearly fin
ished
The cost of the Massachusetts State
government is less than that of New York
city.
-Menabra prime minister of Italy, is
reported the best mathematician in Eu.
rope.
Miss Bessie Bisbce, who attempted to
leisure at Nashua, n. H.. was Kissed
down.
--Forly-seven telegraph wires center in
Chicago. The daily receipts are about
81 800.
From September 10th to January 9th
TWENTY-FIVE inches of rain fell at Nevada
Cal.
Brazil pays European emigrants theil
fare, and gives them land when they ar
rive.
In the United States, it is announced
that the number of new publications thi,
year is 2,l2j.
A new bell weighing 1000 pounds
has been received at All Saints church il
Milwaukee
Boston exceeds in taxable property
the whole State of Missouri by sixteeI
million dollars.
The Presbyterian Church of Cold
water, Ohio has raised 81, 800 to complet'
their church edifce.
Col. t. f. Knox saw the monument
which stands on the dividing line between
Europe and Asia.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12
THE RUTLAND HERALD,
TUESDAY, MARCH ~, 1865,


4 Republican rGion State Conyrnt"h Siil lc
held at RJrfI.ANn az WEDNESDAY, iiiL
EIGHrEENrH DAY of MARCH NEAl at
u O'Vl06k, N, IoI tEF FurIs''s II v'0SS1Hs fouT
delegate. Al large 10 rpycsent Vermont IN the
National Republican | ulon Convention, aud four
suhs,itu,es, ia pursuance Of the following call oi
the NatiaA.i Committee:
"The National Committee designated hy ihg
Conyention held at Bslt,mnrc on the nh day 81
June, ls6i, do Afrsint that a National tonNen'
ton st the Union Republican Party ~ held AZ IN,
TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY MINT, AZ !!
O'Clock NJ, ior the punsse Of nominating eandl-
dates lF III, etiis- II President and Nire frssi
llent II the lnltel sta,vs, bach state m VA
lnlted states = authayi1,i 70 10 represented ~
said Convention hy number oi Delegates equal
H. twice the nlmb'T At senators and Represent
atiVes a. which such state u entitled m the Ma
uanal Consrcss, We invite the cooperation Of
all citizens whn rrlOic that our ciNl var has hap
PLY terminated IN the discontinue Of rebellion
Who would hold last the unity and integrity Of
the Republic, and defend IT. paramount rights u
defend 10 the utmost its own existence, whether
nperiled by seeet consplracy OF aTmel tsioed
OF all friends Of an economical administration OF
the public expenditure, OF the eomplcte extrpt-
ton of the prnciples and policy of slavery, aud OF
the speedy reorganization Of those States who's,
governments We're destroyed by the rebellion, and
their permanent restoration 70 their pTopcr prae-
anee with the true principles OF republican govern
ment.'
The Republican Union voters OF thi. State aic
invited TO be mprSsentel IN the Convention by
their delegates, 10 be chosen upon the basis Of
one delegate nun each town, and an additional
delegate for every one hundred and fifty votes
cast for the Republican candidate for Governor
at the last STATE election.
The Delegates, or their Substitutes. will pTo-
vide themselves with proper credentials, signed
BY the Secretaries Of the respective primary meet.
ings.
GEo. W. GRASprY,
&. W. WILLARD,
REDfirLp PRoCIoR,
II. ID. HARRIS, Repuh. Union
ROSWELL FARNHAN, State
sANI. T. PISaRrF, Committee.
u. u. BENEDICT,
w. W. GRour,
ID. X. BAu-rS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12
aOvH .-.2D SESSION.
WASHINGTON. March I.
HOUSE.

hplSfs.
The House met for general debate rs
in committee of the whole on the state Of
the Union
Mr.. Clark of Kansas addressed the
HeHse en- the question ef the Fl finances, ex-
pressing himself as opposed to an immedi-
ate resumption of specie payment to the
liquidation OF the national debt within
this generation, and to the payment of the
bonds of the United States otherwise than
according to the letter of the bond, but in
favor of lending the credit of the govern
ment in aid of the great continental Pacific
railroad.
Mr.. Blaine of Maine next addressed
the House on the same subject, especially
as to the greenback payment of the FIVE
twenty bonds The Democratic papers he
said had deliberately asserted that a
proposition had been made in Congress to
pay off the fve-twenty bonds in coin,
while gold was at high premium.
This.was not only untrue but absurd.
No such proposition had been made in
Congress Both bonds and greenbacks
we've equal obligations of the govern
ment to pay specie as to paying off the
bonds in greenbacks: those who clamored
foTit deluded themselves most blindly, and
invented the most destructive consequent
ces TO all classes. The imitation implied
in such payment would depreciate the
currency, unsettle values and be especially
ruinous to the laboring classes. lie held
that it was an immense delusion to attri-
butte the present dullness in business cir
cles to scarcity OF money-there being
now three times as much paper money in
circulation as at any time preceding the
war, and the leading money markets
never being known to be easier, The
commercial and manufacturing interests
in France and England were much more
depressed than in the United States, and
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

gave upand Mr,O sgood won the wager, The
time out hour 30 minutes, time return.
ing hour 10 minutes. This result was
anticipated, Mr., Osguod had the advan,
age of lighter weight. Ii the contest
had been strength Mr. Dolbywould have
won, lie is said 10 be marvellous in the
way of lifting, though none Of the 70.
sorted featS are equal 10 those at Buffers
gymnasium, where pnpils lit themselves
70 the ceiling by their pantaloon straps,
II would be interesting to witness the two
champions of England and America in
another feat OF pedestrianism just as it
would be pleasant To eat another dinner
Tor fifteen, served up with all the sauces
of modern culinary art Bostaa Pest
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

The CONTEST OF PEDESTRIANS
mentioned several days ago the contem-
plated walking match between Mr. Os-
good. of the. firm of TiclSnor Il Fields,
and Mr.. Dolby. the agent of Mr.. Charles
Dickens, and intimated that they were in
training for the same. Each was regu-
larly exercised in muscle, and each had
special developing diet. For beverages
one took Golden Seal and the other Brown
Stout The contest took place on Satur-
day, Mr.. Dickens and Mr.. Fields acting
as umpires. The course was over the
Mill-dam to Chestnut Hill, six miles out,
the two walking together, and the win
ner to reach Boston first On the eighth
mile of the homeward stretch Mr. Dolby
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

Vet the plethory OF money there exceeded
everything ever known; the Bank Of
France alone holding one thousand mil.
lions Of francs unemployed surplus Let
the folly Of paper expansion be avoided,
and he Believed that the country would
safely and surely get ON TO the specie
~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

Is Abijah Hunt, AN old resident OF
Williamsbnrgh, will be remembered by
many of the otherresidents of Hampshire
County for his quaintness and love of a
joke. On one occasion he went to Boston
and at the hotel at dinner inquired for
chicken, which proved to be remarkably
tough ,whereupon the old gentleman asked
the landlady where the fowl came from.
She knew her customer and replied that
sit came from WILLIAMSBURG" "lmpossi-
BILE " said Mr.. Hunt, for the town hasn't
been incorporated over forty years "
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

L. JeRHsox ISsANE?-Ths New York
Sun has long article going to show that
the President il insane-that he is vic
tim Of opium-and advises his counsel
to entsr that plea in the court Of impeach-
neat to prevent. for the country's sake
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12

.B Kansas is debating bill to deprive
women and negroes to the right to be IL
censea to sell liquor.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-12
Pitlhy correspondence.

FIIHy VOTFtSpBnUFNtts
Sumner to Stanton -
SENATE CHAMBER, FEB 20.
Stick
Stanton to Sumner -
WAR DEPARTMENT, Feb 20
Stuck !
A. ]. to "Old AID Interim -
WHITE HOUSE,, Feb q.
Kick
"Old Ad Interim to A. j.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Feb. 81
SICK !