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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
TBs GRAssHorrxR PLAGUE IN TrxAa-
The Galveston News, Of March II s.v..

Abs ohASSbofTbH IlAGCE IN TEyAa-
The Galveston News, Of March IL. savs.
Our exchanges from the interior speak Of
he appearance Of grasshoppers in great
nuobsss. Mr.. Drake. from La Grange.
says be never saw them 90 numerous 10 the
Colombo Valley. They ara now very small,
not half = large % common 6y, but seem
to cover the whole face Of the earth. Ia
passing through tinbsrsd woods the noise
they make upon the leaves resembles that
81 narrowing snow" falling in small, light
esoouIes, the size Of bird shst. A private
letter RON Bastrop. says the whole country
. covered With them 10 countless numbers
nss - % 90 the result seems 10 DO . mat.
&c g nsrs eeOjscturs. Some think thei.
early appsarancs affords Z hope that thev
viii disappear also early. add psrhaps be!ers
they may have deas much damage to vsse.
easisa. Il ID, indssd, distressing that -
- lbs shrsAtsd with the destruction n
vhns lttels our people are trying 10 maks
. eo.eass npee. aftsr the loss Of nearly al
tAsy hass. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

There ID In tha blood Independent faculty Of sen
satiou. which gives expression by pain and imam
nation when foreign matters are present. Hence
pain and Inflammation mean selfprotection, and
ssntineis for the body's safety.
Aid the blood by BRAN DRLTH'S PILLS. to TAXI
ont foreign matters tmpurtiss,, and your pain. In
hammation and sickness will often be only an Anal
Of . few hours.
Mics Consardin, OF Reading. Schuyler c., =.
cured OF contraction Of the arm OF over year
standing by less than q dollars worth OF BRAND
RErH'S PILLS. The arm was entirely useless TO
over year.
p,;neioai AGENCY braudreth House. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
Notice or Bankruutcy.

THIS Is TO Oh. Z NOTiCE-TAATO ON THE
i 18th day Of March, A. b. 1868, . Warrant
IN Bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Sylvester +. Wiley. Of Muscatine, in the Coun-
~ OF Muscatine, and State Of Iowa, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt, on his own Ie:ition.
That the pay ment Of any debts and delivery OF
any property belonging to such BANKRUPT. to
him Or for his use. and the transfer Of any prop
srty BY him are forbidden BY law, That meet
ing Of the creditors Of sad Bankrupt. TO prove
their debts, and choose one or more assignees Of
his estate will be held ct Court Of Bankruptcy,
TO be holden ri No. West Second street. IN the
city Of Davenport. before n. N. rrice, Register,
on the 9Th day Of April, A. D. 1858
nch.3- d4t-fri. u. w. CLARK.
U. 8. Marshal, Dist. Of Iowa.
Jxo. W. THOMPSON. Ats'y for Petitioner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
Notice In Bankruptcy.

TnIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
18th day OF March, A. u. 1868, warrant In Bank
fupcy esued against the estate OF lngle Barker
OF Dsvenpt ri, in the County Of Scott, and State
Of Iowa, who has been adjudged . bankrupt. OH his
own petition. That the pay meat OF any debts and
delivery Of any property belonging TO such bankrupt.
BY him, forbidden BY law That u1e<ting Of the
creditors VI the said bankrupt 10 prove their debts
and choose one more assignecs VI his estate will
be held 1t Cont Of Bankruptcy. to be holcen At
I, West Second street. N the city Of Davenport. be-
fore NJ. N. Price. Register, on the 10th Day Of
April, A. ID. 1853, At 10 O'Clock. A. n.
mch13 doaw4 t-fri q. W. CLARK,
US. Marshal, ~ Messenger, Dist. OF Iowa.
g. e, BeoWn. Attorney for Petitioner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

A Law on WISCONSIN req iires railroads
TO make an annual statement Of their opera
teus TO the Secretary Of State. From
tho report OF that ofieor for tho year 70
Gently ended, we lear what the st. Croix 4
Superior Railroad Company has been do
ing. For = specimen Of official railroad lit.
erature, ws commend j. to our r. aders. The
principle items Of tho repor, 10 Is follows
The whols length Of the road in operation 10
acme.
The whole cost Of the road is, bv purchase.
eeNs 800.
Toe amount OF indebtedness is az follows:
tirst mortgage. .t22. zoo o.
Unsecured 'S.VVe 10
--t95, coo 90
The amount due the corporation is noas
The number Of passengers aud the rate Of fare
nponc
The amoant received for transportation 10
none.
The amount Of freight 10 none.
The amount paid out is noac Wages Of EN-.
rlcsees are none. Salaries paid TO each officer
exceeding al 900, and amount Of which are
none.
Tae amount ., loss 10 the company by casual.
~ - noue.
The number Of dividends are none.
The number Of persons killed are none.
There IS richness! A railroad comn.ov
VITA million acres OF land, with an organ.
ix,''on fifteen years old, debt Of &o5. 900.
sad nothing else, lisa curious chapter in the
curious history Of American railroad sntsr.
prisss II this report Was not ofaeial. and
extracted from the authorized publication,
Of the State officers Of our neighborinI
State, II would lcok Ike burlesque fabri
ested for the purpose Of exciting laugh a
the system of paper railroads.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON TIE
i 18th dsy Of March, A. d. 1858, . Warrant
In Bankruptcy was issued against the sstats Of
Thomas N. Harley, Of the County Of Scott, and
State Of Iosa, who has been adjudgsd . Bank.
rupt on his own petition. That the payment Of
any dsbts and delivery Of any property belong
ing 70 such Bankrupt 20 hin. Or for bis use.
and the transfer Of any property BY him, are
forbidden b. Law. That meeting Of the credi-
tors Of the said Bankrupt to prove their debts
and choose one Or more asoignees Of sis estate,
will b held u . Court Of Bankruptcy, TO b.
holden q No. West Second street, n the city
Of Davenport, before n. N. Price, Register. on
the leth day Of April, 4. D. 1853, It 10 O'Clock
A. n, q. ". CLARK.
q. 3. Marshal, a Messenger, Dist. Of Iowa.
g. 3. G. Dow, Atty for Petitioner.
nehl1dlt. fri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
Rerrs,scna Government.

Tia following Is The final and con
clusin- section Of Mr. BrcomaIs o'''
70 guarantee Republican forms o. GOV
n,r,,, in the several States. and 10 'epea'
~ ,,ucb Of state Constitutions "a may not
reject Inc political whims 81 The dominant
psr.r in Congress:
.se.5 he 4 fsfiicr enacted, That IL any
,,rs,n sasll prevent any qualified citizen
NJ The nsiei states from exercising Il @
ref Il outrage At any election in any
S,a,o under the prosense that such citizen
Is unqualified by the Constitution and laws
81 tis United Sta,os on account OF bis pa
rentage. race, lineage. or color. such person
shall be deemed guilty ofa msdsmsanor,
and on conviction thereof in proper court
shaN be sentenced to pay . fns not exceed
ing a.. 600, and to undergo imprisonment
no, exceeding five years, or both A. the dis
crction OF the court"
IfCongrcss Is really striving 70 establish
republican forms Of government in the
States, and intends to extend over State
governments it's unasked and voluntary
guardianship, why in the name Of the most
moderate regard for the appearances Of i'm.
pnlsii,y and fairness does il not afford 10
al classics Of citizens TO whom IL allows the
rights Of suffrage and citizenship the same
lection in the exercise Of such rights p
Is j: true that IN the option Of the Repub-
licsn party only pcrs ms Of black skins and
hose who may be suspected of having no
gsc parentage or lineage are worthy Of and
sainied 10 being "suaranteed" in the exsr-
else Of the right Of suHrages If Congress
mas any authority on the subject, it has su-
hori,y 10 provide that 40 citizen Of the
voting age and proper qualification other
vice. even though his skin may unfortu-
nstcly be white, shall under these heavy
penalties be in erfercd with in the exercise
of his rights II Mr. Broomalfs bill should
bv the basty madness OF Congress becorne
alaw, white people may, in every State Of
this Union he turned away from the polls
by the hundred and refused the exercise o.
,lsr right Of suffrage by persons Of "color,
or Of doubtful "parentsEe. race or lineage,
or those in sympathy with them, and ys
the pcrpctra,ers o: such an outrage woult
eni " pcriec, immunity from accountable
lily, 10 far As this nv is concerned, which
takes 20 high sounding a title ~ IAN Ae
70 guarantee Republican forms Of Govern
ment 10 the several States In the Union.
How much longer will the people submit Il
specia and class legislation to the total nc
elec, Of the general welfares
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
LIVE r az D..
JAS. A. HIGH,

EromH N1i1lerss Leather Pre0ers
vativs and Water Proof Oil Blackilg, Tor Boots
and 6koee.
Frank Ni11erse Prepared H0r.
ness oil Backing, for Oiling Harnesses, Carriage
Tops &c. ready for use. with directions for using.
Fran X Mi1lerss Polish lDth BIaCks
ing. FOR sale generally in L. s. and Canadss.
Frank Miller Il Co.. IS 20 Cedar st.,
New York. Sold by II. b. EVANS & co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

REruYlicAxs in all the States had better
make up their minds at once that there can
not be two policies IN the party,-ons for
the north and one for the south. We can
not give the ignorant millions Of freedmen
In the rebel states the ballot, and a the
same time refuse II to the educated thou.
sands in the-north live attempt such ius.
glery, No shall fiud out that We have mo-.
cheated the negro, but ourselves. For il
should b borne constantly in mind that
every concession made to the cowardlv
minority Of the party 10 more than counter.
balanced by the effect upon the conscien.
uoue and courageous majority. Nins
tenths OF the republicans believe in impar.
ual suffrage. and are resolved TO carry /,
shroueh.-New FORK Tribune.
The philosopher 10 getting ahead too faat.
|2ns poiicy Of his party 10 10 give the ballot
70 the southern negro because he can be Of
service in elscting he next President. L.,
Greeley point ous to these radical manassra
any northern State in which there -.
enough negroes to make their vote az an
value, and be will see how soon radiesl;,n
I'll begin to clamor for the rights Of Mar
in that particular State. Human Right,
and Universal Brotherhood only exists Il
cases whore thsrs are niggers enough 1.
help swell radical vote int working INA
jority.-C Chicago Times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
AUfHENrIC DOCUMRNTS.,

vIcxs1rns. Mrse.. Aug. 9. 1850.
On. Jo1H Boulder Sir ii am happy to state to
you that have used your vslnabie Cedron Bittefs
with great besedt to myself In general debility and
prcstsation OF my system produced BY The nnheathy
around vicksburg. I conndently recommend It's nee
20 all persons who exposed to unhea thy emases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

vuyHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i the 18th day Of March. A. ID. 1865. .
Warrant in Bankruptcy vas issued against the
estate Of James 3. Fowler. of Davenport. In
the county Of Scott and State Of lows. who has
been adjudged BANKRUPT on his own petition
any property belonging 70 such Bankrupt to
him, or for his use, and tho transfer OF any
property by him are forbidden by law; that .
meeting of the creditors Of tho said bankrupt.
to prove their debts. and to choose one or more
assignees Of his estate, will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy TO be holden a No. West Sec
ond street, in the city Of Davenport before u.
N. Price. Register, on the 10th day OF April,
A. ID. 1858, al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
u. W. CLARK.
U. 3. Marshal, - Messenger. District OF lows.
GRANT l. SnirH. Attorneys for Petitioner.
mchl3 8 douW .tw fri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
DIR. TOBIAS


FiNy Thousand Heads
now clothed with masses Of rich black and brown
hair would II they we're unfortunately CUT OFF
form . supply Of CHRIsTADDROS DYE, begin to
TURN WHITE,
red sandy and gray. Manhood and beauty. with the
one defect in their psrsona appearance fsmsdied By
CURtSTADOROB HAIR DYE.
rejoice in their good fortune. and recommended It
TO all who require perfect dye. Manufactured by
j. CHRlsTADOR0, 6s Maidon Lane, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. Applied BY all Hair Dressers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

Ladies' who are Suffering from certain complaints,
known only tn females, oh uld at once get Dr. el-
pau's Female Pills, They produce moet charming
effect. Sold by Harrison Stsrks. IS Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
TO YOUNG EN-

The only way to Cnre Costive.
mass. Avoid all strong purgative ps which only
ust the nucous secfetions and wear out nature
Dn H.xs,soa's PGRisTAL,Io LozESeRs are just the
opposite they restore the digestion, quicken the liv-
es and tone up the whole system: thus curing Dys-
pepsia Headache Dizziness Piles and all other re-
suits OF Habitual Constipation. the chief cause OIL
I'll health. especially among women.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-02-29

0swrEz Iz<s<xEsz Ezx Azza< Il $40
Ewz-ns

Gsrzzz Lzxs&xxsz Ezx Azz2E Il sss
II se-.vsu-z 81 - So 81 ss< fsr@rv
ssr.nsa.. thr tA-s --mszA@~As~ 81 Srs
NEk~t Prr~zur'. LIS so~sEy, AaVgns
lrsa u,serS Il he vrrtss@s artsrl-. ~ res
b~euze> s-e-~s.sy - @sks Al .rtend~d
no;iee OF ih- s3v-ni Of POrGisiin0 t. The
sdjae-n; reri"a- in crd-r to appreciate the
elements Of Olympia sr,;lsn. ut AID prog
Tess.
The history Of all Oregon settlements.
end this includes those made IN the PARTON
now known as Washington Territory. ex-
hibits a slow development Of towns or
communities, attributable to the restrictive
provisions Of the first land law Of the
Oregon Provisional Government, continued
by the donation act of 1850, and not ma.
terially amended by the present homestead
law, which compels parties who desire to
acquire title to lands to reside continuously
upon and cultivate them. Thus while
Olympia Or sumo point enjoy ng a name.
possibly fortunats enough to br designated
a. county seat, or to be recognized rs a
post office, is the real destination or in
tended domicil Of settler. yet that land
law defeated aggregation Of population,
widely scattered those who were really but
one community in interest, destroyed that
mutually Of dependence upon our fellow
beings so promotive of and essential to
human happiness and comfort. Parties
might be induced by donations of land to
settle in the Territory, but instead Of build
ing up communities, making settlements
inviting by securing social benefit which
community brings rs a necessary incident,
such land law scattered instead Of aggre-
gating,-it multiplied the number of SET
Elements without aiding to establish .
single community. 1t denied the allevia-
ton of sharing each others lab"rs and
Tightening the duty of -ach by co.oprra-
tive efforts. 1t enhanced scl,o"l expenses
or forced the settler to bring up his child.
rem in Ignorance. 1t multiplied the "um.
Der Of roads. imposing at the same time
upon single individual the heavy burden
of opening a way out. or stay et-rnslly =
hermit, away from all society but his own
immediate household. Large tracts were
dotted upon aud but little improved. while
no locality however blessed by nature was
able to receive a marked development.
The towns were therefore necessarily com.
PEELED to remain mere rendezvous or ba-
zaar for the exchange Of staple articles of
produce for imported merchandise. Those
early settlers complied in good faith With
these restrictive provisions. or rather Il e
penalties imposed a. the condition Of bring
willing to convert waste and Wild lands
into setilem~nts adapted - The honrs Of
men aud woo~n.-u~ver abs-nsisg thea-
selves fro" ih~ir elaims ssv- 10 pu,sse for
tiae soDe paying eapaoyoesf vber~by
ts~y- n'gA' earn tn a-ass o. inps~ve
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he had sc. ont TOR hi. ra,uro 10 Oregon
Civ for his ELECTS .s S;mmon.' nar,v an.
peared and continued ,b.ir ;,urpex to Pm.
get Sound. II nerd o,lv b.. stated Tim.
jackson immediately returned. arriving
early in October. ls45, and at once com.
meuc.d the erection If hi. cabin. which
was 50 far comple,ed that the simmons
party, when en- route for their permanent
settlement. visited linn 1T his domicil.
To return to the Summons party. They
reached the shores Of Puget Sound 10
Au0u.t and oht.,..1 ,..,.. man, .,o,.,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-02-29

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the Ol.u.pa. sla.ua. Gel ssausan- "a 81
the euigra,i..a f 1894. big C..lsnl in
IN. Iaa-penaea, Onru Comnsny eosa-
m.nd. a bv General Carn-liu. Gillian.
Thee ofic.. were created and eonf-rr.d
by the emf r,n,.. Col. S;mmon. and
family and ,hos- in hi. immed ate train or
sub. compauv. win,-red nj Washoupal in
c,,rL. coun,v .,.., dino h,w.v.- .ho,,
ON. month At Vancouver U,on le,v;, 3
Missouri. il had bc.n hi. ;n,er,;,n N ..t'
,le in Southern OREGON. hu, m .rr;v;r, =,
Fort Vancouver. Gov. McLaueL,;n az ner.
+;,.c;o,.,x t,rh;d Am.-;..n. :, s..,,..
no,,b If the Columbia river Tim, N. ~,
determined ,o locat. nnon puoe. Souna
Al IN. r.ouest of tho comn.rv no .,,,,.d
IN D.c.mher ,s44 for . r..or,o;s.,o. IS
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Ioou;. Williamson md ~. ,hree hr.,h.r.
Jhu lanes and Honrv ow.ns rh.,
t,avcled I'M ,h.. cowlitz ,;v.r .o ~. ,o,hs
,vh., ..o;r ,r,v;.;o,. h.o. .,o. .,
IN. nav;,. ion of ,h., s,,o,,, ,,;.oo.,,,.;,,,
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.ou,; ;na;co,;uc 10 wou,d find inc, s..h -.
n,.co .. ~. ,,.l. - ~. C..i;.- 49,. -
conne,,ed tn abandon III. .u,.,rr;s.
H.rs be- .,w m.n,.d 49,, tho ,,... rh;.h
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s.,.,.rs .,;,, ..u .. ,n;n, ,,,.. 49,. II,
Colon.l All wi, how.y.r .u,s. .h., -.
forks Of the Cowl;,x in the NINTH NJ d..
c,mber wo,,s a;.co,,... ~. ,,...
Th.v r.,,.,.d ~, s;,n,a.u. 1.,.-:-:.-
- .o.,n,. H.. .x.,....:o.. Co.,.
season. Neither Of ,hp o,h.,. of ,h., ,.r'
ty ATTEMPTED to return 10 The Souna
In passing. W. NAV note that Mr..
Simmons, while at Wnshongs, fA,ril.
lS45) gave birth to son. Christopher c.
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The eou.,r~ ror,b Of ,h~ Col..h;, h.S
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por,ance in Oregon politics indeed the
vote Of Lewis county determined The sl~c.
tiou Of the Governor Of Oregon. at the last
election held under the Provisional Gov
rrnmcnt. The race between Gov. George
Abrr"ehy. . candidate for reelection and
G'n. A. 8. Lovejoy had b-~n extremity
close. all the Other counties. vera in and
the vote stood. for Aber',stby. ATS, Love.
joy. 57s; Lewis County, last to b heard
from changed The result, giving 81 for Alb.
cruelty and for Lovejoy. and re-sl-cting
Gov. Abernrthy by a plurality Of l6. over
his principal competitor. At this ssms
election, Simon Plsmondon was elected