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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-29
Personal ami POlitjcok.

1nc continuation Oh Col. AlcNalltcT,uH
Postmaster at Washington, Gusts Mr..
Bowen, the recently elected Republican
Mayor, now Postmaster, and the nomi-
nation of j. +. Cuflee as Registrar OF
Deeds was confirmed, against the pro-
tcstations of the local Republicans.
Col. Israel Painter, we'll known and
prominent Democrat, of Wostmoreland
County, (John Covodc's District, and a
former personal friend of Mr.. Stanton,
relates the following incident in the
career of Gen. Grant:
| was sitting in Stantons Office one
day just after the news came OF the bat
tie Of shiloh, no one then being present,
when Stanton turned to me, holding in
his hand Grants very modest despatch.
" Read it, said he. After | had read
ii he said, have great mind to send
in his name for Major-Gencral; what
do YOU thinll?V " Besides" he added,
" / know the little mani know him
when ho was a boy in Ohio, and know
he can be relied upon" asscnted, and
the name was scntin and before closed
my business with Stanton the commits
sion was sent back duly signed.
The London correspondent the New
York Ere"jR9 Post thus speaks OF John
Bright:
| was alittle disappointed by the man
nGr OF 5lliS laihous orator II was more
noc,,,tni,,od to i'm orr rGnnt,v he did
not always find the word he wanted,
ana III delault o! IL oitell pu' III ,iii'a
- tho '' Enmliob Int his waolth Of mat
fer his manly. sensible straightforward
uttcrance of The truth as he sees it,
Wouid compensate lor uelect9' II nc httu
MIR. Bright has a good deal of the Quaker
in his conference.-the full, round,
cam oehlgnaht lace tllat we are useG 10
H. oi., nod Gnol Of l'o Tohn Rmli in If
and PARTICULARLY in certain twist in one
of his Jaws, which shows that he might
bite tearluily II you pressed nm TOO
ii"io'
MI. George Parker, OF Ogdensburgh,
dled suddenly ON sunday, OF apopieNy.
nc wiz VIC sie''iS i'i'see"' do iie 'ooN "ii
'0'i'c III e'' - ,'''' 'i''''
pio,i'isg'' ~ ''''' '''i'o VIC '"''i'S'9 Vi
No.
W. De1,''i I'''pp' ioi 'i'Ni,9 i''a'oi y,
.ie l1"s' Oiluioii' III 'o''ie'i, Ha9''' "ico
III That city on sunday. lie was ma
tive of Hampton, and graduated in Yale
rolIouo i'm 1890
Ensign IL. Kellogg, OF Pittsllcld, is
prominently named for Lieutenant Coy
H. hid ,,,,,ol 1oo,i,Ioti,-, 49,.
se'ts' he mas hao nluch legislative eN-
perience, ana Is every way qualliled lol
the position.
Mr. Horny NJ Watts of pbiiodolrhio
Pi'l'
our new Minister 10 AUSTRIA Is man OF
fine attainments and large wealth. He
mas not recently taken an actlVe part III
poll'lcs'
III Is saiu 'lla1 zen carr ochufz Is
sure Vi INC OoiiSiessioii"i hoiiilhaV'oli III
the li'li missouri DISTRICT anu OF course
certain OF electioh II nominated, as the
'oiili NJ iailcls' Vi INC Troy 1t"teS
Is spoken OF as inc successor OF Hon
Johh a. orlsWoio, III Congress-
Inc MlsSouil De"oc'oN publishes Tue
iolio"iiiS
NATIONAL COURSE, November, 1868.
White House stakes, free to all.
NY PioAS ioi oolu n' names lhe
wei hiioWh s,"liloi,s Nrahu ana ColiaX,
IN IN liarnes9-oackeu 10 make the best
'ii 9re Oh IecoIui C
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-29

PRINCE EDWARD IsLAND.-Ihe Bos-
ton Journals Washington correspon-
dent says that Speaker ColiaX has APP
pointed General Butler, Judge Poland
of Vermont and Mr.. Beck of Kentucky,
Commissioners, under resolution OF
the House, to visit Prince Edward Is
land this summer in revenue cutter
They are to make inquiry into the cX-
ports and imports of the Island and the
views and position, as we'll as the au-
thority of the Colonial Government to
enter into special arrangements with
the United States. This may be the in
itial movement toward the annexation
of the Island.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-29
IONT DAILY TRANSCRIPT, JULY 90 1868

es4' My wife's choice, AID the whole
family prefer it. Mrs. S. A. Aliens I'M
proved new style Hair Restorer or
Dressing, lin one bottle.) Every Drug
gist sells il. Price One Dollar.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-29
New Auction, Commission,
R E 7 ALL STOR E
OTG LAKE STREET.

on LAKE, ST. r. Il Il +.

Where may be found Il large stock of Goods
Of all dcscritiols
Such as
Prints, DelaincS, CrOckcry Plated Goods Glass
Ware &c, which will be sold 20 per cent lower
than at other establishments in town.
Table Linens. Counter pancs and Diaper
Wire all purchased at Stewards in New York.
Auction sales every Tuesday and Saturday
evenings.
All kinds of household goods will be bought,
or taken for sale on commission.
ROBERT KINGSLEY.
81 d&wtf Juy15.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-29

DANTs and Vest, all kinds, at
l. VIM. n SMITH & cos.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-29

compromise the matter. and one of the
largest dealers suggested that in future
each recognize the permits and certifi-
Gates issued by the other. We have not
understood chat they acceded to this,
but we have been informed that no fur
thcr seizures have been made. The diff
fculty, we understand, existed before
the reciprocity treaty, and has revived
with IL abolition.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-29

RLACK DRESS SUITS OF EVERY KIND AT
- WIN. N. SMITH q cos,
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-29

DIAPER and Linen Cuffs, large assortment
Il at VIM. N. SMITH a. cos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

EmSgfaeimg from Washington
Territory 10 Iowa.
The Cheyenne Star, Of June goth. says;
"a train of eleven wagons arrived in town
Yesterday, from Wals-"ala, Washington
TERRITORY. The parties were moving back
20 their old homes in Iowa. They LETT
there on the cad Of April, and came through
by the way OF Salt Lake. The horses wsrs
rather thin in flesh, but still seem in a ia'r
condition for work, and able TO take them
through 10 the Missouri river without
trouble. They were, however, trying to
make arrangements for transportation by
rail from this point to Omaha, but had not
completed it at the time of writing. They
give good account of the agricultural re-
sources OF wala- WAla, but stated there vas
no market for the produce they raised.
which Vas ths main casss Of their return
70 their old homes. A portion will settle
in Iowa, while others will 60 to Missouri.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

Tas Radicals are smszcd. bs~'IdsrsS,
eeuieundsd at the uuanimity and snthusi-
asm o. the Democracy. They cannot, for
thsir very Mv.s, understand Why IL 70 that
the apathy and indifference which psrvads
their own party do not prsvail In The Dem
ocrst,c ranks. We can tell them. The
Radical rank and filssss in the sneesss Of
shsir own party 70 ien Of relief from the
prsssat burdss Of taxation. thsy - no
hope oil revival in trade. no probability
II restoration Of general peace and prss-
psrisy In the mad measures Of thsls leaders,
and are, therefore, not merely iukswarm.
but, moro than that. they are dishsarssnsd
and disguised, and are prepared to aban-
don the lesky old hulk in which for % lsng
. time they have been voyasing. We tell
the Radicals that their lease Of power 10
about terminating "no-policy" can
didstes DO not Imeet the approval Of the
pscplc-,hat statesmen arc wanted at the
head Of national affairs, not men who are
'mum" on all public subjects, and who
have committed their tongues and con
sciences to the keeping Of canting hype
oritex
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MILK,
BUTTER. ETC.

eAeetually preserved without sugar. without cook
ing them. and without lightning the nrs cans
By . new. cheap, bcclthful, and enectual method
that OF the AMERICAN ERu1r-PReSERvIN0
POWDER.
Preserving the natural color, favor, and appear
apce OF Fruits; superior to any other method; and
ct much less cost Of time, trouble and expense.
Circular sent free, or . manual Of SO pages cen
"a ming full description and directions for preseSv
lag said articles. sent for 10 cents.
Theee Preserving Powders AZ PIT up and sold Tor
- cents per package: eent b. nall TOT Is cents; or
ne viii send by mali small sample fer Trial, eoough
for ew R2unds Of fruit fOe - ecnts. For sale By
Dtu9gbeEerccess. end osnssul Dealsse evssyWAers
Msst sessA q yesS sieSs - 1t1ss =
~ Asoa4wsev] 10 CAso5Ass o.. New Yosk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

TRADE MARK.
Il K e K

La rgme's Alab0s en- Cream.
Tue MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS Cos
METIC In THE WORLD
II will not lnjure the most Delicate Skin
Its pressues the face cannot be detected Il en-
10 removed only By washing; and whom renewed
bsGose ri ssadicalee every dse0i0ratoA of The faes.
whether BY exposure 70 the wethsf or by dis
RADIANT COMMUNION or TINE YOUTH.
Aeingle TRIAL proves all tAese statements.
And the entire eatS With which II can be used,
makes it, success complete.
m. Ask FOR La Rues,-ece that the name Of Ia
Rue Co y blown In the tostls end on! treoe Darf
Ct the .op Il tho font label Sold y AZ pruggste
botNe CHURCH . FLINT. Propsistoss.
Hartford Conn,
&c wells D Co.. New York: Geo. =. Ooodwin
4 Co. boston Mass. Wholesale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
Isras. LII. pnl, aud Phesi, Di,ssn,


wsfc intdodueed TO The public n Ioo. stDes which
time thsir rsputatisa Aas sxtsndsd. until thsy have
asals in excess Of al ether Csthastie Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly A.fsmily amssg civil
lied nations Who have net personal evidence II thss
bensaeial effects. Their great success d owing 70
their anfSrn reliability inb ases Of COnstipatien.
b sious and StomAchie dissasss, whether Il loas
or short duration. They are snfissly vegetable IN
their composition. One ingredient spsns Tie pores
seths skin smother 10 diurstie. saA stimulates
proper action efths didnsys sAlrd y saellisat,
leessning phlegn and humor nom the lnngs: other
properties ere warming and easAastic, and elsaase
the stomach an bowels frsm unhealthy esssstlsns.
Their eombiped effects 10. to regulate ~ impaired
fanseieAs Of the system and to prodacs health. 1t
10 not asserted MoAts Pills uc curs all-thas they
will curcoall eomplants-but under ordisasy cir.
cumstances they may be relied upen to cure Nsr-
VOC and Sick Headache, Cositiveness, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Jaundies, Liver and Diuious Com
plants, Colds. General weakness, &c. They are
srprvssly made for these dieeaeee. Millions upea
millioas Of esrss can b sssd. II - daes insaaes
he eo.plsias svss e:ae to oar kss.!sdes. WHERE
TX x. az. so:.o. e oss : : %, sSss xsss
Lie Pits meet With socA wonderful suecess
Because tAss purify ~ Bleed. and thus remove
all esusss u 1iseaess b Tie syeten.
Because sesy 81 powsffaly upoa ~ oeefe(lonD ~
~ body. snd ssnovss "a impusitiss a once.
Became shsy Do ncs reduce ths system. bat In
vlsossssif-shas reqaG1ae % ssaoRaiat Ron plsos-
~ o. basine.s, au6 dndsg thsir opesotiso Assee
gsipo Ut pdln ~ bOwoA
vosr1 o. ~ ClResg
- psass oeMoasa's ~ rms. vAaeh eaEo1 sAon
esDyvpspsia. lsdseestiss. Disease - ~ Nvss,
Lsss Of Appetite. 1sAdacAs, Fever I'D Aese, 1so6L
dilis, NJ ssalgh 81 HAsahasl1A.l Ne ~ to
Rev. Sami. Martin and Rev. &. n. May, Of New
York, Rev. Jas. Hobart. Boston, Rev. Z. Weber.
Caacosd, n. H., Rev. II. Hcoley. Sprin zneld, Pa,
Rev:J. Z. Evans. Bevar, Pa, Rev. ". G. Dsoncroft.
Grand Rapids, Wis Rev. J. II. Garjn<f. Chillieo.
ths, O.. Rev, Mathew Gardner, Ripley, o.. Rev. x.
B. Rodgers. Fort Wayne, Ind. Rev. 5. Campbell,
Anderson, Ind. Rev. N b. Cook. Rockford. Ill.
Rev. A. J. Bently, San Francisco, Cal, Rev. David
Elder, Franklin, N. c.. and many othess.
The circular around each box fully explains the
symptoms and effects Of each disease, specifies
treatment. furnishes. evideace, &c.
Nohats Life Pills ere - cents per box. Aonafs
Phoenix Bittsrs. 81 per bettls They are cold by all
respectable dealsrp. WHITE ROWLAND.
Proprietors, g Liberty Street. New York
0aeeessoss 70 n. MofRAt ard Or. wo. d Aeahs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.


No expense viii he spared. no legal means Of pun
fishing fraud will be neglected in Tho effort 10 pre-
Won, the CO unterfeiting of NGSTETTRR'S sTOM-
ACH BlTTERS But econndrelism. when its cum
ming and activity stimulated by the hop. OF ain
IL very ingenious and industrious. The mon whoee
dss picabc business 1t Is to stimulate vauabs pro-
orietary medicines, and who substitute therefor
dan gsreus or worthless preparations. proysrhi
ally hcult to catch Most Of them have many all
ases and they nit from State to State with surprl-
sing agility, in the hope Of evadng the clutches OF
the law. The Proprieters of HoSrETTERS
STOMACH blTTERS are determined, II possible.
10 hunt them down. Travelling agents ara employ
ID for this purpose. and whenever offender 10 de-
tested he 10 with the utmost ngor OF re
Law.
Ne amount d vieilanes, however, ean pssssAs the
oeeasienol intfodusiee Of imitatisae A6l eoanter
e1ts. rAe pal1ie afe iAssesese CAUT0N3D net
- purchase say astiele pnspsssise % b AO0fET-
TkR'c STOMACH BITTBkS which 10 not authsn-
tieetel BY Ne Aand1ome gevernoent stamp special
y snepsved for The psopFiseoso. and also BY their
superb seq label With teantfu v1gnetts, rspsesen-
Ding the eoniet between D. George and the Dragon
ct the top, and 0inist1se note Of hand. signed Hes
tssees 6nish. q tho lbot
N. B.-Ths genuine BITTkRS are cold In BOT
TIES ONLY. All persons wAe pestend to sell the
article By the gallon or barrel. 90 lmEosters and
tie stun they o1sr ID . worthless and probably pol
ooooue counterfeit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

We we're much amused the ether dsy BY
an anecdote Of esstaia secsstesy Of gov
ssnos, several rsaeves back wesd from the
present chief magistrate Of the Empire
State. Like most cub odicials, 10 whom
some ''pssssisg" FINAL process to commit
ted, he bad an itching palm while. at the
same tins, it would not b exactly safe TO
show his hand too openly. On one eeeasicn,
10 had for the third tius. been waited upon
by On impatient party interested In two
important bills which had passed the Leg
islaturs, and. with sundry others, were
awaiting the Governors signature.
"Did you place my bills before bis Ex-
cellency asked the party Of the sscreta
~.
Nm not yet. said he (he had = slight
impsdinsnt in his speedy, ''n-not quite
yet; the G-e-goseruor's v-v-vsry busy.
by the b-by, what Was the n-nAms Of the
m-man that got up into t-tsse whom our
Saviour was y. walkipe along t-that way ?"
"Oh you nsesa Zaeehessl"
"Y-yss; that's the man. W-wsll.de
yea r-rscollsct what was said 70 hin 2"
Certainly 'Zaechsus, come down. ,"
"Ex-actly, ye-ss. come down. / vas
thinking Of tnat ys.sstsrday, when zee
c-callsd. bat l coulds't t-rs-msmbsr the
naae I"
The HAT VAS taken the party "carns
down" sssordingly; cad When he next
called his signal Vile we're ready Tor him.
l0AlaIy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
Use Renne's P01n.Kfllin4 Magic
OIL.
"Ir WORKS LIKE A CHARM"


OIL.
1T WORKS LIKE A CHARN."
Evwy persos in this town will And II TO ths!r prof
II 4 we'll - for their comfort, II they use Ken.
ne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil whsn they
havs Headache, Toothache. CAilels M. AEus IN me
PACE and Jaws, Lame Shoulders, kheumatisni. Sci
atics Bruises, Cramps, Colds. Croup, Sore Throat
or a palns OF THE nature. The ladiss Win hnd ~
uss bisssing to relieve their psculiar pahs II
one u the best things n In the family - gen
eral remedy for any kind Of panfs disorder % nurt
or urn discovered, and 10 clean nd 6eusiom
70 NE Zee !. freely. Sold BY al prpgEi:;:; Hef
e'''' ~. Sol. Proprietor and Nanuisctn,er.
sspss AAviv Prsssns. aAs.
Thirty Years Experience IN thu
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Dseaseo.-A Physiological View Of mari
aga The Cheapest Book Ever Published, cor
sainns nearly 100 pases. and $50 fns phtes and En-
sfUines efths Assteay q the Ha0aa Organs In ?
= ~ 0f Health and Dssass. and Tssadss Oh carly
1rnrs. liz Deplorabls Conseouenee upon Mind am
buty, with ne suthsfS plan oftsvstment- sAlv
rasioaGlaAa GuscSseiul oodsse ass, % shevatV
the,spsft Of eases sats1. truthful adviser TO IL
married and these contemplating marriage who ~
ssrSin aouStD ofthsir JAysleal cssditiSa seat no
| Of pstap - ~ sddssss - rscsipt u - es11A -
etasps o. postal currency. By addressing DIR. ~
CRcIx, No. 81 MAidss Lane. Albany. ny. TIA
\ sutkof nsy ~ Ssssalssd Spsa snyof ths dIssas(s
/ ppoa vhieA ~ book trea1D, dlAaepsgDeAlly - -
mai. andi medicines seat - aDy Dort Of TIE world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

A SIssaf A~sAks.-A former North
e~pten minister ~,s stopping in the city .
lev days aimee, ana thinking 6c mieh, meet
some Of his Northampton sr;cna. rent "a
The depot several times ana passed throueh
the trains on their arrival and denartur..
Fiaally be met . former par~hioner. and
after eenvssslng With him, left he depot.
The policeman in charge Noticing shs con-
vsrssttea. atsppsd up . The Northampton
nan, aud inquirsd. "who 10 that person
Win whom Yea have bssn talking :"
"Thas e Rev. Mr.. -. leeEssly Of North
snptea:" lis that - 2" replied The polics.
49, = theaoht - vas plskpeskss, and
have 49, weeeAiae hin f6r Ne lass thrss
q Ssss days.".
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
| OAo MRl4BO
| OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD;

Are now Aaishsd and IN operation. More than
ttenty thousand men are employed. and II 10 not
i&p0esible that The outirs trnek, beR Omaha TO
Sacramento, will b. finished In lSS9instead Of 1910
irhs UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
St-eivs:
IA Goyernnent Grant ofthe right
a way, and oil necessary timber ana 0tAef materals
iesnd along the limo Of 10 operations.
ia Government Grant OF l3.Oo
On each eide ofits road TAls 10 an absolute dona-
ton. and will be sousse Of large revenue In the
future.
lila .Gover4,nent Grant of
United States Thsty-vear Bonds. amounting to from
81 ,oOo:to s4s 700 per nate. according 10 the DIM
cCtics 10 Be suf00unted ON the various oece.um 10
Be built. The Govern snt takes . secon1 mortgage
eet but the principal amount may be paid IN serv-
rendered by the Company In transporting troops
r4sht,o issas IL own Fiksf noRTdHGk BONDS,
to : in building the road, TO the same amospt -
tho q. .. Bonde Issued for tho came purposs. and
no more The Government Permits the Trustces
for the Pirst Mortgage Bondhoiders to deliver the
Bonts to the Company only - the aesd V completed
cenmi:sionss: aad pssnosAesa to be In al respects
from n. = cs:s 1,:: srs.
Non Doilaso havs beoo pa -. up0a ~ WUek a.
Wn1rdouo,euA which WiN - i1eeooSel Dths V1uss
Il The compa1y require. -
V1--Net Cash EarnIugo - ~ Way
6uansss. that alresdy amesnt V a0se thea n: r.
ere no ndic alton, Of the vast through srs1c that
0ust Allow The opening Of toe line 70 the Pacific,
bnf thar cePfainlv thai
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
WESTERN UNION RAlLRoAD..
0Asrs = Diseee 1easo - sAe
NoFth, Northeast { Northwest,

NeRth, Northeast 1 Nefthwest,
Tw0 PAssRNoKR TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
Island daily. 1t 6l5 o'clock .. n, and 80 o'clk
p. n, making close connections with trains a. fe1
A. PORT BYRON, trains on this foad leave imme-
diatcly on arrival or tfains from Rock Ioland, me-
king cloee connections At the following points:
AZ FULTON, With trslns from and to Cedar Rapids,
Bocnsboro, Hafshalt0wn. Council Blnfh, Omaha.
and al points on the Union Pacific RAILROAD.
At oAvANNA, with daily line Of faeketo . an1
nom Dubuque and all points ON the Upper Alssds-
sippt River.
At fkRkPORT, with trains o. IL Illinois Csatsal
Railroad for the Forth and Ocuth.
AZ CLINTON with trains for Janssvfns. 1adieoas
Prairie az Chen. Il Crosse. wateftown, !osd q
Lac, Oshk0eh, Green Bay. aod points IN NOstACfn
WiscOnains Iowa and Minnceota.
A. nACINk, Win trains Ses niivaukse: keceela.
Waukegaa snd Chicago. Also with "Delle City
Line Gteamess" fos the Fast. ferf7.D0at leaves
Davenport 9 6:le .. =. Tine-Davsapoet - Du-
buque-1 houre.
Passs.een b taaAsg Tie rests WIN snvs betA
time and money. "
- 10 TAgR osrl
J. =. COTTON. Amt 0upt.
xy. DUNCAN, Aeeaa. OovoooeeA
nogno, w., Aptn, ~. -aps11Atl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

New Herk Cerssspeadeaee snaetSbrd Csufans.
Csmasdess vsndesbllt bus;sd . dsneh.
~ laes wen, Who he'd beeu b Seeblo health
for many yeAfs. Her rsmaias we're plsesd
h The family vault IL . little secluded
buryins ground 1t New Dsrp, Staten Isl-
and. Here amid TIE eeeaee u bic boy.
hood. the Cemmsdsee expects y rest his
body. and to have I'll bic family barred b.
side him. - they srs sol1sd enc after an
other from the world. o. his dsath he
will bequcath the great bu'k Of bic prop
srty, nov estimated q over 600, 900. 600 10
.his son willism, Who b q prsssnt Prssi.
dent ~ uAo Hasle0 RAlle9od. ihe latter
vas farmer for Dasy ysasu on Satan Isl-
sad, until b proceeded to New York not
long sincs to enter into 3 mefa active iife,
He still retains bic fsro Of two hundred
sesss a Ns~ DEP, iAAstjts Allhis faahss's
indualsY cd lese 1t hsen Gseh, and 10
gseseelay liked - II wAe0hs 10 thsvwn
y eoateet. The Co0oe6aes loeks . end
stalee - hiu b ssussvvs - psftseuats
sis vsa Dssssssios. The Osmnodors be-
sheen much interest in his relatives, par
t.cu'e;ly young men. and has put many Of
sesoa ID rodsrats Or poor circumstances
on the hika road to wealth and prosperity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

We publish the following from The Ssisn-
tifc American. as something new in regard
to the eject upon vegetables cultivated by
the use Of night soil or privy manure:
VERY severe prohibitions have been Is
sued in France. England and Germany
against the use Of poudrette impcrfactly
prepared, 1t having been proved by careful
experiments that the local matter Of privies
cannot be converted with safety into garden
manure under Eve years preparation. Pes.
tilcntiAl and other diseases propagatsd, ard
vegetables so grown can DO told by the nos
trils or the taste before they are cooked,
aud in process Of cooking. II is the opin-
ion Of skillful medical observers, that nearly
all tho novel diseases which now afi1ict
many American cities. owe their origin to
the organic diseased matter taken Up By the
vegetables ard fruits grown in soil dressed
by the fGcal matter Of the sink, and trans
fsrrsd to the stomach. Galleping consump-
ton in persons whose families have never
been subject to this terrible disease has
been traced 10 the use Of vegetables grown
BY peudrstts. This 10 only one instance
cot 81 thouaaod."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29
BOOT MARKET !
CHICAGO MADE.
OFFICE OF
p. CHAPLIN & co.,

OA4NVAN IcOS.
The trade being about over for all kinds goods Of
eoovy woar Ne have now commenced on . lire Of
Spring goods and would call particular %
our price, for Calf Boots and High Cut Hal Whole
Leoeher brugan. Our Calf Boot Il the neafeot ~
beet Boot ever tusnsd IN oar ae,ory 0f ~ nen
~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-29

Gala have ben Issued for the iollo wing
state asd national psliticsl esnssntisn1 :
JOY l-MishisAs, Republican. in Detroit.
Jsly l-vssnos1 Rsputlissa, N Beg.
lington.
Js,y A-Dsussssss National, II Nss
York.
July Conservative Soldiers and San
ess', IN New York.
July A-Tssas, Rspsbslssn. II Austia,
July Items. Democratic. 10 Bryan.
Jaly e-Nsw Yesk. Republican in Syra
cuss.
Jaly s-NAias. Republics. in Pestland
july s-Nsw Jsssst. RspshAoA u
TsslSsa. ~
July l6-Aichisan, Democratic, in D.
tsoit.
JAY le-Missouri, Republican, in JsGss
ssSis-wSsvssxsai., D.ssesssie. i,
0altoa.
July 22-Gsorsia, Dsmsesatic.in Allan
n.
August 4-Bsrdss State, Colsrsl Rspab
August g. Missouri, Osossstis. u 81
Louis.
August l2-Tsnssssss, Rspsblisss, ii
Nashville.