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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

with ts gloomy attendants.-iow spisito de-
preston. involuntary emissions. loss OF semen.
spermatorrhgs, loss of power dizry head. loss
of memory. asd threatened impotence and i'm
becili;y, hBd sovereign cure ~ Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific. No. 2s- Composed Of
the mos, valuable. mild fnd potent Curaiives,
,hey strike d, once al tie root OF the matter.
tone up lie system. arres. the discharges, and
impar, ger and energy, life and vitality to
the eniirn nan. They have cured thousands
OF eases Price a. per package OF six boxes,
and vial. or tl per single boz Sold BY Drug
si,,., and sent BY mail on receipt Of price. Ad-
dress Humphreys specific Homeopathic Msdi-
sine Co., 5a2 Broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

j. B. Young, the msn who couldn't get
. crowd cut 70 hear him in this city, has
backed out fre0 part Of bic appointments
With Hon. n. v. B. Bennett. Den. candi.
date for eleetor q large. and has asked the
Republican committee to appeint substi.
tuts to meet Bennett. Young will renew
he joint discussions on the x7tb ef Oct.
ssnnsasiag st Isva falA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

krnKwooD AGAiy.-Llst evening the
Rock Island Cn'on received dispatch
from Clark McAlister Toledo, stating
Kirkwood' has won the frst tro!ting pre-
miun at the Ohio State Fair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

TBs Atlantic for October has arrived.
The usual amount cf serial and DisoslA-
nesus matter will be found in this number.
Several beautiful poems, sketchss and able
reviews are in its pages. For sale at the
newspspsr dspsts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

uAvH PROVED. FROM TIE MOST AMPLE
~ expseieLes. IN entirs success etmpis-Ylonps
cipss perfectly adaptcd to popular uss.-so sinpie
that mistakss esnnct be made iu using then 90
harmless to be free from danger, and ., eflcent
e 70 be alwsysreliable. They have raissd the eh
ct connendstion from al. and win always rem
i,Csres F'evere, Congestion. Innamation !. = =
3 Worms, Worm fever, Worm Colo. "a
8, Cryinx-Colico or Teethng Or Ia lants.. IS
1, OiarrhUea Of Children 0r Adults, !. 2S
9. :. Iy.sntery, SIIDinx, Biloas Oolic. g
I, Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis. IS
3, Neuralgia, oothache. Faceache 9b
.. :. Headacnes sicx Aeadacns. Vertigo Is
II, SHppressed, OF Paini ii Period: :. :. IS IS
IL, - Whites. too profuse Periods. IS
Is. Group. Cough. Dinicult Bssathine rs
z. Salt RheH;,n. Erysipelas. krapsions Is
is. Fever - AgMne, y ne Chill Fever .AGuee 90
is. n.l1nv, and sors ., w:si iye:. 80
10, Catatrh acute or earonic. Influenza 50
u, Asthma, ovpsessed bfsssSis9. IS
g. Far Di:char9s:. !ng.irs1 isarine5o
r. General Debility ssicsi vssIssss r.
IS. DroPsy, and seanty Oses0tieeo. 80
3s. seaSickn ess. .sekssss iro. rdin9. I s.. IS
:. Nsrvon. Debiiiityy' y''is.; ssmiin:;i u
E.rnisclons:tnvolu q %
8 : Erie.rg SPfn MoW%9ss Ws.Hn..s:. HS..s: g
a. Painfuf Perlodo' Ss,s .o.s9 49, "a
q. Suffering at change oflie. .i q
q. .Spasams ,ot. .vitrs' ii::ssi1 "A
q. Diptheria. ulcer.teA cess fh,ce1 II
FAMILY CASES.--Of35 70 70 iarss 81. a
morocco OF rosewood case, eoutsin,c .-..s
nc for every Ordinary disease . famiiv Il AZ
iect TO. / books of directions. From 40 tos Ss
sualler Fanily ard Travelling cases, with
o( ~ IS vi2s. ....-..... fror, a. a. -
cueciAcs for all private Diseases. botn ~.
Curing ana for Preventive ,resienen:
in vials and pocket casea .. A N a
PONDS EXTRAiv =
T,nre0 n1uFDS. Braauee' 1.a->~>s.
Sorcnose, Sore ThrO~t' SarSe
Eararhe, ,Neeralgla, Mo- S1aSeS
LonbagO, Piles, belle. 9eiare.
1~re IS -. DleeAiog .ofeie I.1ass''
Nee, stomach, or SfP1lee. e.orSe'
Ulcers, OLD sores. Rrlcc 60 ~.
EThsse Renedies. except BONDS RxrRACT
b. the cass single box sent 70 any eart of 10
country, by meil or express. free ofehcrse, On re-
Address Humphreys Spseiae Honeopesh,e Ned.
iciue Company. 0flce and Depot, No. 81 b1eAD.
vAY. NeC York. Dr. HunrnsI 10 consulted daily
Al hie oAce person ally or BY letter. q e6ove ioi
ali foeDo efliseees. Ths abosO Hsdieloee sola 4
DoSsoDoRt ~ e30vkNo0N . OA1NANnN -
- - 0AAfAoOs s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
LOCAL ITE NJ g,

rw.n,y.onc thousand four hundred and thir-
" seven acres OF land in Gu.i.rie. and Addair
counties, aud nearly every county in the State.
Lots and houses in town, cheap for cash.
ELpRiDss 1 Iiao.,
Land and Insurance Agents, No. 40. Brady
Otrcet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

RRSsnAw the horse thief who escaped
from the Rock Island Jail last May, was
caught on Wednesday At Lyons in this
State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

None except thoss who have suffered oil
the horror of Dyspepsia can fully appreciate
tbs value aud efficacy Of PERRY DAvrs'
PArS KtLLER, . sovereign remedy for this
Distressing disease. 1t possesses virtue,
which not alone removes pain instantly,
but regulates tho stomach, gives strength,
tone and vigor to tho system. II is one Of
those N sdicines which 10 worth more than
gold. Sold by druggists generally.
Caoics Iowa Catawba Wine, at a.. 90 pcr dor
en- bottles also full stock Of other native
and foreign wines at the wine house OF
LAsGFsLDr, THops 4 Co.
0l West Sscoph l,v.at
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

JAsHsS. kIRE Cos fine staple and fauoy
Toilet Soaps. comprising German Mattlsd. Olive
Star, Improved Chemical. Palm, &c. Sold BY
oil grocers and fancy goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Thousands Of persons who were afflicted
many years with terrible sores have been
almost instantly relieved of pain. and in =
short time peremanntly cured by the use
Of Stoan's Ointment.
Pain cannot exist where this great rene
dy Is faithfully applied. The lame, halt.
and stiff jointcd in great numbers have
been restored to the natural use Of th~ir
limbs, By the use OF this wonderful prepa-
ration. 1t is also an infailablo remedy for
bites OF poisonous insects aud snakes, fresh
wounds, dwellings, sprains, bruises and
inaamations Of every kind, on either man
or beast.
Every family should keep constantly on
hand supply Of !Sioaa's Ointment for ca.
sss Of emergency.
A FAnrLY MspicfsK CASE is . family necessity.
You must have something to give for a Cold.
Headache, Sore Throa;, Disrrhoes, Group or
Fever. and il is only question whether you
give some herb tea or qusck Medicine or what
not. or whether you will be properly sdvised
and give the proper harmless Specific, and
thus arrest the disease with simple Sugar PILE.
Acsraaavs HoxE ,rAsaic Srsct PICS ere just the
thing. always handy. convenient safe and re-
liable. full esse Of a5 large vials and Book
OF Directions ere sent TO any address free os
receipt Of the price. Addres. HuuransYs'
SrscIsic Hosn n AsnIc MapicIss ConpArY. 1858
Broadway, New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

TO cure asprain-take . medium sized bottle
q Rcnne'r Psin Killing Magic Oil. and a. soon
IS possible after the sPrain. rub this oil IN
with your bond freely and faithfully. until II is
cured We have seen q crrc performed bv
this treatment Ia haitian hour
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Il suffering from Throat aud Lung
Disease. This IS folly. when Wsrfs Pixn Cos-
rorSo viii sf,ri you speedy relief. 1t will
cure yonr cough ani strengthen your weak
lungs saiit .on a-s troubled with Kidney
Compliant. II W 4 be OF great advantage to you
EQr sale errrxMha-n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Morn PArcnss, FREoKLss AND TAR.-Ths
emily reliable remedy for those brown dis
eolorstions on the face 10 "Psrry's Moth and
Freckls Lotion" Prepared only by DR.. B.
Q. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. Sold
NHerr HhafA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
~CAUTION IN TTM b

Persons that desire to use DR.. nsasscs-s 0ploss
kID 0rBnasrussins PLAefss, that euIes pain. weak.
the test OF pert nee thirty ysars should not con.
found them with the miserable unbleached nusli D,
pspss. and other worthless prsparatioss called
faetese, offered for sale at oil stureo and etan Civ
q In place Of Hefricke. Dl. HRnnscxo KlD hAs-
rsas And susAs CoArEn PiLLs, are used In The u Z.
Array and Navy. are introduced inso most Roski-
= unitiee With their wonderful cufes me thou-
oand d yeicans and surgeons nee and sndOeoo them
Call fes and - that yOayget none bat nsnsCR'o
Kin PfAo5Ens AsD eUeA1 EoArnD Pllas. sold 81
dealers ovefyWboeo. ioohA0lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

sss Busca o. GaArss. another column.
ofSPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERs. II
10 highly recommended by physicians for dys-
peptics. on account of its tonic proprieties. its
purity and its delicious navors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
CI TY 1T r M y.
Ssu uetice Of PbG nix Billiard Hall.

FsArsaNAL No 22l.--Thers will bs no
meeting Of the lodge this evening. By or
der worshipful Master JoHS NJ. LYrsa
Sccy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

NEW FaEIonr TaArS.-Yesterday . new
regular freight train commenced running
on the Illinois Division Of the Chicago,
Rock Island l. Paeifc Railroad. Rock Is-
land is now the terminal point Of what was
formerly known as the Bureau Freight"
It arrives at 945 P. n, and leaves 1880
n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Res OvEa.-Ws LEARN from Dr.. Wright
Of this city, that his son Alfred, . young
lad some IL ysars old. net with . painful
accident on l ussday last, whereby his leg
was broken above the hnss. It seems tha,
he and his brother older, we're returning
from Buffalo with load Of coal, and, when
nsar Rockingham, Alfred left the wagon to
get driak, and came along up on the op.
posits side from which bic brother sat driv-
ing, and attempted . get upsa ths load
while il was in motion. He put his foot
upon. the crom-piscss aadssi springing
upon the wagon it slipped and he fell =
'ne ground. The wheel passed over bis
right leg snapping the bone like . reed.
h's brother knew nothing Of IL until be
spoke and said "hsld on, ~ lee i brsks.."
dis brother helped him on 70 the lead q
coal. where he rode homo, .,vi,hsus . word Of
complaint, thus exhibiting . r,m.rt.bl.
fortituds for one Of his years. DR.. Tep.op
was called 10 and set the limb. No ina.
nation rssultsd, and to-day hs v.a do;n.
6osIy, with the prospects Of : speedy r..
covery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Nsw, CagAP, AND Ec,NenIcAL.-Wash-
burn 4 llsndsr have introduced into this
market the newly patented and thorough
" tested Ssrpentine DRAFT Stove. It's
great superiority consists in the fac. that
the dense volume o. black smoke which
arises from burning soft coal is ignitcd
By a simple and curious contrivance be
lore leaving the stove. and entirely con-
sumed-thus adding largely to the hsat
ing capacity, to economy in fuel, and
cleanliness generally. II costs no more
than the ordinary stove. Gall and exam
inc. word to the wise 10 sufficient.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

THs Prsssr ASr -vssr-s- t,r Lvee orr In the
~orid. manufactured fron fresn healthy livers n o
ON ,ne sea shore i is perfectly pare and sweet
Patients who have onc- taken II can take no ~ her
ASK for Ht.sri y ta-yell'- Cod Liver OH, ,"manu-
iactnrei by SssyElt. Il. .yAx,& 4 Co. successors 10
Cswsii. MACK Co, New Yorx. Sold BY all drug
gsts. thuysss,A Avsov
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
Try GILT ED8E "


Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. The best Tobacco
in America
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

hotIowAvs PIAs-A Word to Ladies in Dslicst
HeA th The combination Of apeiien, tonic and a.
teratve properties IN llooways PILE. renders them
aParticularly desirable medicine for lad ies OF deli
este habit Their operation is mild aud gentle and
10 al functional difficulties their re sulstine and
eigoratng op ration will be found in the highes ct
degree bench isl Whom nature deviatee In any
way nom her haaihrai courss they act - . switt
oorrsstivc. Sold by all DrugSi-ts
20 TO rns bssr.-oo to the Bryant Strstton
Iowa State Business College to get thorough prac
usal business education For circulars = papers. %.
dress. (enclasn, stamp "The Bryant a Strat:os
Commercial College. Daven port. lows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

REsisrsr.-Ths Beard::of Registry finish
thsie work in The First Ward to-day and
for two days cemmsncing ts-norrow. viii
b in session in the Second Ward, -, oaks
sssh corrections in ths Registry - may b
recsssary. All Who aes, Or will ~ ,vstsss
in that ward this pear, and did not vsts
there last year shsuld ~ that their nanss
are properly registered. Don's postpone
Or delay the matter. A little time now
may ssve considerable trouble on election
day. Ward committees should make it
their business to zee that every democratic
voter is properly registered. And every
voter should attend to the matter for hin>
aolf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24


GERMAN SPEAKsB.-wm Bush Of Chica-
90, an eminent German orator has been
engaged TO spsak at the forthcoming {
UBrisn meeting In Rock Island On the
evening Of Oct. srd. The Democracy Of
Davenport should attend in mass. O'Briso.
the Irish orator. 10 one Of the finest plat.
fern speakers Of the timss. What ssy the
White Boys in Blue and the Dsmecratic
Club and oil others. shall ws goi
SaARPLsy 4 CoffoN's MiNsSasLs.-This
popular troupe Of "burnt eerkists'' ars
makias their way towards Davenport. and
will soon favor our fun-leving public with
one one Of their unrivslled performances.
Sam. Sharplsy and Bsn. Cotton are Of long
standing in the srt Of miustrelsy, and W
predict that they will have crowded heusss
when they appear in this city. Wherever
they have been the press spesks Of them
in terms Of the highest praise.
RIoar FOB OScx.-Ths Gazette says that
~. II. Wallace 10 . smart fellow" You
are right, he was that, just smart enough
to scoop out the eloquent James. who, you
know. doesn't stand on ceremony and just
smart enough to pin him tight on the re-
construction question. He nor mo other
man" can answer Wallace on that subject.
Smartl or course he vas, and that's Why
Lane and his admirsrs went home 50 sick.
N. HAErz s0ires masiqus at the Cpsra
House last night was fairly attended.
The audience present expressed them.
selves - extremely we'll pleased. The en-
tcrtainment 10 one which should be we'll
patronizsd by our citizens, It is highly
amusing and withal 10 freer from anything
exceptional than any exhibition ever given
in this city. If our citizens do wish to
see some first class Ledger de Main perfor-
nance they should 60 10 the Opera House
to night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

DAMr.-It has been . rainy drizzling,
dsy-enough to give one the chiils. Every
one has stalked around looking uncomferta
BILE and cold, and feeling somewhat disss.
isfisd with the affairs Of the werld in the
abstract. During these sudden changes,
persons cannot be too careful abou! the
warmth Of their clothing. and ws are ready
to bet an enormous amount, that If those
who feel the premonitory symptoms Of
chill, would 30 and buy . suit Of Sam Per
rvs best, they wont be troubled in tha.
way At all. Go and try il, ysu can't catch
cold with one Of these splsnded heavy suits
on you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

Coon PLAH.-To have good Vegetables
at hotel 10 great dssidsratum. 20 thinks
Mine hssts Of the Psnnsyivania House,
and in order to keep bic tables veil sup
piled with the choicest and freshest, be
runs farm 10 connection with the house.
Now Il isa't every tafese Who ess keep .
hotel, or every Landlord who can run .
farm successfully. Ies here ws have .
real, living, profitable illastratien showing
that il can bs done. and It il what We call
an excellent plan. In this instance it
surely meets with the appreciation Of the
many patrons Of the Penney ylvania House.
A platform. Or ''seeond story" has
been built upon tbs draw bridge at Bnr-
lisstsn, upon which ts plaes . steam en-
eins to work the maehinssy that swinss
the bridge.
The State Fair win b. hsld at Clinton
next w::t, eeeseaeisg, sa.ths seth Sept.
80 seoso9 ~ Oce. s.. .~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
---11---'1la----l-----ass--
For S01e.
A FINE TOP BuN9Y FOR SALE CHEAP. K
= orn0oi % bsady street. eep1s-dtf
For sale.

GOOD FAMILY HORSE, Tor BUGGY, ONE
" Horsc Wagon. and one set Haruess fer saie -
1s9aire at the once OF Ran. Cock . Co.
DAveApOrf. QApf I'D. la4ia = dif
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24

4 Davepport Maiden Drsts a
Gaerrlllo's Glssard The coaroe
Of True Love. etc., aaA E1ow is
EDded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-24
OUIHv l. l. Z AND TIOA
CEMENT,
For By sas R.N. PRETTrNAM.
CENTRAL PARK.

The Central Park Rooms aro
Prepared - farnish Oysters II
eve9v style CoGee, Chocolatc.
Cakes. etc, Sandwiches or differ
oas kinds. The host Beer Il sho
City. LOUIS nARrEN.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-06-26
Grant aud Colfax.

Eomehos. this ticket does not appear to in
sspire much enthusiasm. Instead of " bonfrcs
heing kindled in all tho houses and oceans Of
sssshiSkey being ldruAk, /" which Mrs. Parting
aaa ssssssey ,,s w tho ancient way Of celebra-
ting 1omins tions, tho announcement only
made q few old granny editors like Daddy
{ Greeley eaper aud prance a." spell"
This apathy cannot be entirely accounted
! for on tho ground that public expectation had
pretty generally settled down on these bad
men as the leaders of Radicalism and Rascal
! ity in tho coming campaign. Grant was not
the choice Of the Radicals. He was consid-
cred the most avoi2a6lo man and but for his
war popularity, he would have been left out
in the cold Colfax IS commonplace man,
smooth tongued, verbose, with occasional
touches of persiaagc, full to overlowing of
glittering commonplace good prcsd-
ing officer over small deliberatiye assembly,
but no moro fit for vice President than hog
{ is for a; 9th Avenue Drawing Room. Grant
sswssds Mil teasael sniautcly adatomizcd and
nv November, there will be little left of the
I e Greatest Soldier the World ever Saw. g
The SWOLLEN bubble will be pricked with the
pen Of truth and will surely collapse--it is
Inevitable. Stantonis mad because the plat
U iSosu aid not endorse him for g sticking"
f''< Old Ben Wade has no doubt invented
sftne new oaths (having worn out by too fre'
quent use his old stock) to vent his chagrin at
being uncercmoniously kicked out Of his lofty
! ass.pirations. Tho yillianous old black
|, guard I What a commentary on the disjoin
!. ted state Of the times that each man sho .
scheme for the presidonoy| There are ovi-
slenses Of detection and diJo segration, and if
sSss pfay flri their lFSe.sax right. No
aavemhsr will witness a rattling and shaking
,larnoAg &the Radical dry bones. Look up
/ friends; be cheerful. We arc going in to
'fsSin. @tls
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-06-26
FOR TIE KEowEE COURIER
CHARLESTON, Juno IL, 1868.

CHAKLESTON, Juno IL, 1868.
Editor Keo.ccc Courtcy-DEAR SIR: The
ladicsin charge of the CLONE" for the widows,
mothers and sisters of our Confederate dcad,
respectfully enclose Circular, which contains
report of tho condition Of the "Hna.sh for
tho past six months, and beg that you will
give it an insertion in your journal-in order
to inform the citizons of Pickcns MS to tho
success of an Institution in which all parts of
tho State arc interested. Our work not being
confined to tho City, as inmates from other
Districts have boon received in tho I" HOME"
AS you will SEQ at present, the CLONE" num-
be 80 inmates, and is quito full
We are, however sadly in need of funds to
carry on our noble work ; wo would, there.
fore, fcol much indebted would you make an
appeal for us through your valuable journ-
al
Hoping that we do not ask moro at your
hands than you arc at loisuro to bestow,
am Sir,
Respectfully,
Mrs. A. SNOWDEN,
President Widows "HoME,"
. a,s Charleston, s. G.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-06-26
South Carolina Medical College.

A circular before us from this old and once
fourishing Institution, shows us that it is rap
idly and fully rccupcrating it's former prosper
ity. 1t now boasts of full and able corps of
regular Professors, with supplementary
corps whose untiring zeal and unnaggng cf-
forts bespcak for them and their College sue
cess. The Board Of Trustees arc gcntlcmcn
Of known ability and integrity. An appro.
priation from the State has enabled these Of
fi:crs to mako extensive and thorough build
ing Improvements, as well as large additions
in the Chemical and Surgical line. Young
men of the South patronizc home institutions,
as it is from you they receive elevation and
encouragement, and Danish the idea that dis
tance which often lends cnchantmcnt always
affords rarer advantages Still respect and
cherish your State, and never forsakc those
honorable principles she has inculcatcd Tho
Lectures in this Institution will be resumed
on Monday, the I'd of November, 1868. For
further information send for Circular.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-06-26
Patience will be Needed.

4 The Radicals arc now on tho alert to manu-,
ssgsi gsietpre political capital. They feel that the
ground is slipping from beneath their feet,
sSspd that something must be done, or else the
oudi fabric Of their party, built upon cruel
: a5sy aud eemented by lies, will crumble into
4 sthin air, and like, an "unsubstantial pageant
& faded leave not wreck behind.
may yexpect that the most strenuous cf.
& Ss win be put forth to- excite riots ut the
|uth. The delegates from Southern COM
Entities at the Chicago Convention, declared
fsshet If johnson was not removed they could
~ GSt return home without being grossly NAL.
rs Is asaisd tresassd, and perhaps Killed suoh was the
Il defiant aud violent tone of the rebels, said
they, that on the least encouragement, it
! would flame out, in open resistance to the
government and in acts of cruelty to Union
s!..sss. EEhsse cold b!ooaed, deliberate ics #orc
: intended to inhamethe Northern mind, and
All, an d par yitIl sll the acts Of this bestia-
skfzsd party 81 which the Dcyil is founder and
Il fiotron Saint. Wilfhl' and Studded misreprc.
sgaentations Of the Southern people, is ono of
liei6 an6st cogent weapons, and among theig-
Il 1osnhea and credulous masses, has hitherto
bsen of powerful effect. IA We have no
Sa is gssnasie efsorts viii be madO to pre-.
Sats 4 collision between the blacks and
whites in certain quarters. Agents duly ON
powered and thoroughly instructed in vllai-
ny Mill besent out, charged wi b the task of
inRan,ing tho passions Of tho negro until his
nsoleacs and impertinence become unbeara-
nblos Then If arrow or riot should take place,
@ q che guilt Of which will be directly traceabc
their diabolical promptings and machina-
v IndialAFe Radical papers will shed crocodile
"a insphys.r tho suffcrings and prosecutors Of
Sine whsoly loip' and innocent negroes, and
hiecve Northern people to rivct still moro
Sss shsiy Tie yokeof bondage on tho rebcious
white man who ,ov not see the beauties and
n blsssinga Of the Bureau, and who aoW not
I recognize the sanc!ityof the immaculate Van.
kos character, Let US have patience and
I aYoid The trap that will surely be set for the