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Registers Notice.
REalsrER's OFFICE, DOVER, KENT Co. n
DOuar o., -

KEalsrEa's OFFICE, DOVER, KENT Co. DR.,
:. Dover. November 24th, 1855
Upon application of Alexander Jackson. r.
nnslratOr OF George Murrell, deceased laie 1Ao oc
NGrdeIkl Hundred in ssd County, deceased do !, E ;a
ordered and directed by the Register, that the saiS
give notice of the granting of Letters
ed BY causing advertisements to be posted ,'I
ry days from the date of such letters in siv
most public places of the County Of Kent tnc
all persons having demands against the esfsta y
Pcsea' the same, or abide by an Act OF ASsat,L 70
10 such case made and provided; and also ca,Sn tt
l'ne to De inserted ia the DeIaOareaa, newspaper
Plolsneu Ia lover and IN the Smyrna Times, a
ia weeks. '''0ie-
GIVEN nnder the hand and seal Of ofl;co 90
~ the Register aforesaid, at Dover H., -"
SEA- SEAL County OresaId, the day and year above
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

oY Vinue OF a writ Of Leyari Facias 20 - f.,
WlI WIN be exposed TO Public Sale 81 ,6o I ureclc
C taH l. Campbell, in the Town Of Sm,na laoHi 1 UI
Iioeh hundred Delaware, on TIUIRSiyA ' " Duck % X
GV eVY ol DECEMBER. 1865 at IA ocIoct y a. ,ne 81
0TtTI"Lng described Real Estate TO viii Ni'' inc
"A, an lnat certain tract, piece or DarceI or I, =.
60 yII1g ana being IN Duck Creek Hnndrad c u
I, III neht County and State of Delavroro te ulole
onueu ooon Oy lands late of William n HnIJ'nt| ~
! Geu' Iahds OF Thomas Davis formarIU H t ue,
U' deceased, and lands formerly Of Th. VI hoel
E vi me north, by the said lands formerI' n;
bor oh the east, by lands formerly of EzekisI No
i' Iahus OF Joseph C.. Griffith lands nj Cath ecu Ecu
w. w. anu lands OF James ID. Wilds (noVv IateIv do"s
oc r soutn, and lands of Edward SIreais G,,rIJ
S.'" o'" Npruance, brothers of the said had ~
~ @"Ce' @ ana lands OF homas Davis aC,roa't IL -
t,.n A 'on'aihhg IN the whole Three HnndreJ ati
nr,s;i, 'nore VI less the said tract of land -
Ping All except twelve acres of tho IonI ~ t"m. M
anu 'iiu u'otted to The said David l. S,rnon ~ IaIu on
,Sp o ms alher's real estale bv nrncaar; ~ me G
~ PuIhs Court OF Kent County; also ra,, , W lne
81 90 " MN Oy The aforesaid En0ch S,r,,a ~ 'ool'ey-
"y ueed duted March LIST, 1860 and ai, t'n "ie
uoNeyed TO him by The deed of DaniaI V tract
VIE" "ei uaied September I5h 1862 h1,h e''hG o"o 'hG
1tIer' win all anu singular The huiLI, oo'ued
ana improvements, &c WV 'u''uihgs' h1tures
!, SeiZeu vIteu and taken in execution no m. ,.
yHpID Ipn,ID Il, SPRUANCE and HARRIi"TP i"'TUPe,V OF
u @ NJ AWE, his wife, and HENRY {' Spn,r ,nIb W. d
re ~, 'ehahl' and will be sold for cash ~ n 4'OE
cid ne h. sale viii he of that part of the above
Sheriff. Ogoo .. M COLLINS, late Sheriff
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SHERIFFS SALE,

ed y;, ''Se ol writ OF Levari Facias, TO mo ,0o,
Viii MI De exposed 10 public Sale. al lba II
C,na Hampbell, IN the Town OF SmvTna 'oei M o.
Gae G,eeh H1ndred Delaware. on THURSDAY ~ Du3k
toIyy VI ECEMBEk, 1865. at o'cI0rk y NJ Me 90
iOi,T'"ing described Real Estate, to VII, w. the
All that certain lot, piece or n"rcc, ., -
.ua'eu at the East corner of MAN ,nd ground
draJ 10 me TSwn of smyrna IN Dnck CreoL H
Aent County and State of DeIawa,o o; ilu-
frame Soss Otslory brick Store house. and twos,ncy
Fd Sore house thereon erected, adioin;na
VT,;n WSrd and james H. Cotton and ,an% a1ds OF
of an ac-e r. 9PPf1ance and containing One fourth popt
RI al acre OF Land. more or less il be,no tha lar'
80 Esate winch William c. EIIason and Mo, sa,ne
vey in fee er a S Hecd ct even date rherewh did can
Megear, the aforesaid Jude menp boDd anu 1 Lhomas
bere11s oehg taken TO secure the purchase moneu
ixlures ana WIN al and singular The buildings
IHNp% a ana taken in execution as the proDe,,v q,
nd N VII ~ SFRU ANCE and THOS B. MECkAP |
iI W. OAHIp J. MURPHEY, Assignee M 10 f1A '1.
ash by P' anu VIII be sold for
oherlh's Office, Dover. November IIib ISGs 'in
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE
FALL ARRANGEMENT

rsf|A On and after TUESDAY. OCT. la,b
-, .f,zz-ssas - THE STEAMER SWAN"
M Min leave Deakyne's Landing at "a and Ho,h. :,
@ LOOK al O'clock every Tuesday and TbUrsJay y
morning for Philadelphia N"U 1"u'Suay
evarv v'u1WVlng-Leave Arch ST., Wharf; Phiadepbia
Bombay Hook and Smyrna, (by STAGE. ''''N iO'
- Touching at Port Penn, Deawnre C;,,, N.
Castle and Chester, each way. my view
1tage leaves Smyrna to connect with the Ro,,
CO. ,i;m seven. Passengers wishing to be called
az. WuiI please leave word at CAmpbes Hotel the
This Steamboat Company are endeavorinr - -
Jo'Inodate the passenger and freight interes, or
" ota'e OF Delaware, and ask of the citizens thcre
ue the route. ''' US 70 coh'in'
Oct. 7th, 1868. "aP'ain'
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Registers Notice,

|f REGlsTER's OFFICE, DOVER, KENT Co. DEL. }
Dover, November 9th 1868.
Upon application Of Franklin w. Griffith. admin.
,trator of Joseph c. Griffith, late of Duck Geek
Hundred in said County, deceased it is ordered and
directed by the Register that the said Franklin w.
Gnlltn give nouce OF the granting of Letters Of
Cd, by causing advertisements to be posted sill
forty days from the date ofsuch letters, in six nf1bn
most public places of the County of Kent reonr;.
Il persons having demands against the estate -
present the same, or abide by an Act of AsseObI' ~
in such case made and provided; and also cause tss
"m' to be inserted in the Smyrna Times, a news
paper published IN Smyrna, Del. and in the DeLa.
continue therein three weeks, O'' anu
GIVEN under the hand and seal of oa;cs of
. the Register aforesaid, at Dover KoUt y,
NN sE1L county aforesaid, the day and year above
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lin and Stove Store.

III. ARH& ~ ONs
having taken the Tin and Stove Store. formerIv
occupied by WIN. Green, ''it
ON MARKET ST.
mas laid in large stock of STOVES. both coal
anu WOOD burners, comprising all the new patterns
Smyrna and vicinity -'"' VI
AH hlnds OF TlNWAR f constantly on ha nd and
laue %n 10 or6er Roofing, Guttering, Spoutng, &c.
intending to do work in the best manner. and sell
eaerytnlng at the lowest possible rates. he hopes TO
'ecelve h,g a a liberal share of patronage.
''''" 49,. j. BRINTON.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02

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Registers NSr7un

| REGISTERS OFFICE, DOVER, KENT Co D,,
=, October 18th, lsG9.
Upon application of John Huncock ,l,,,;..i.,'
.oi % i-cVeh ~ Argo, late of Dover UundrrJ -
s"iu Souhty' deceased, 1t is ordered and d,rl,s' ia -
W .ne :gSlcr' that The said John Hapcrck o,y, W ~
NC VI Tue granting OF Letters of Nduini,Ira,;'.
uPon 'he estate Of the said dcccas, d. Ly c.,,.;'
'Soicn'S TO be posted within ruttv d,v. rr'''s
e uu'c VI Shch letters, in SIX of the n,osi n,,h,;
PAGES OF The County Of Kent, rcouiri,.o III puolo
having demands against the estate 10 rrr.iu, ,is
VI a"'de hy IL Act Of Assembly in snrL oa"'.
l'auc ana provided and also cause lLr .,,,,., :, 70
III The Dflararran, ncwspapcr nmhr.btS
!" 'iic town ol Dover, aud in the S,,nyu, JT'-
published in the town Of S,u,rnn .'.'t
continue therein six weeks '"' H"o
"Nch under the hand and seal or ,N;,o e
T.. ST. t tie h' CUSTER aforesaid at Dover H.,
County afolesaid, the dav md 'ae"1 '
above written. 1o@'
MOSES HARRINGTON Reci.,o,
nv, NOTICE.
Inc Undersigned, Administrator p,nod
Ie'eoy give notice, that Letters Of Adn;n;.,-at;'''
w. g[@nted to hln on the Fifteenth dnv nr 6,,
'ei' QUO al persons therefore having doro...I~
gaInsl the deceased estate, will present ,L. ,auS "
properly attestcd, on or before the Fifteerth d
'cuo.r5 % loOJ' or abide by law in this behalf "
JOliN HANCOCK
Smyrna times., 1868-12-02
M. HARRINGTON, Register.
NOTICE.

me Undersigned, Administrator named above.
nSIeOy gives notice. that Letters of Administration
W. granted 70 me on the 9th twenty-sevsnthd day
" N1'o'Hoer 1oOo; all persons therefore having de-
nands against the deceased estate, will present the
ame' properly attUsted on or before the 27th) TWEEN
y-seVenth day of November, 1869 or abide by law
u this behalf y ID"
dec2-3t AJ,::i'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
news
ny TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

New YoaK, May l5.-Ths anniversary Of
the American Congregational Union was
held last evening at the Academy Of Music,
Brooklyn. The annual reports show that
seventy churches haze been erected during
the year, many OF them being in Western
States. The receipts Of the past year have
been SOC, 000-ths expenditures about the
same. Rev. DR.. Bacon was elected Presi-
dent, together with twsuty.four Vice Prssi.
dents, aud twenty-five Trustees. Henry
Wilson delivered sn address devoted 70 the
encouragement given 10 Christians in their
work. Addresses were also delivered By
the Rev. Msssrrs. Slows, Bsschsr and NAL
colin, the latter publicly avoving himself 10
favor Of open communion by baptism-hs
being Baptist minister.
SING Sing, May l4.-Charles NJ. Clifford,
who was imprisoned for life January 4, 1868,
for killing John NathsSs, was found wound.
ed in the loft Of the stable Of the prison to
day, and died At about 3:l5 o'clock. liz
Was insensible when found, and could give
no clue as TO who committed the assault. il
was supposed that Ma.hsrs had money on
his person and was killed for IT,
ALBANr. May IA German named
Chas. Grause met his son-in law in thu
Bowsry this afternoon, and raising revol
YER. attempted TO shoot him. The bal
missed, whsrsupon Grauss put the pistol L
his own head, and discharged bullet int
his own brain, from the effects Of which h
died in fsur hours. The tragedy grew on
Of family quarrsla.
The Brooklyn police yesterday broke vi
bogus dry goods firm, under the name o
Ricsr 4 Co, who are alleged 70 have prac
tised frauds upon western business men.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15

THESE BITTERS ARB PRRPARRDIN PURE
L Bourbon Whisky, from . combination OF over
wenty different kind0 OF roots, baRks and herbs
which act In perfect concert wsh the other pre-
pared from the original formula given by the great
chief, Red Jacket, to Dr. Chaplin, who them
cesefully in his practice for many year, and by their
use gained go great popularity in the treatment
and cure for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Constipa-
tion, Sick and Nervous Headache, Fever and Ague,
and all diseases arising from torpid liver and indi.
gestion. Persons suffering fr. m either OF these
loathsome diseases win find cure by the us . OF
these Buffers, which perfectly pure and free from
al those drugs and poisons usually put up IN such
preparations, and psmed of on an unsnepeciiug
public single trial will convince the moet skepti.
cal that in tho RED JACKET there Is a virtue that
no other Bitters possess,
They strengthen and invigoYate the system
They are uneQuaep for general debility.
They are a cure for Dyspepsia
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They purify the breath and acdty OF the stomach.
They cure Diarrhcs and Cholera Morbue.
They an antidote to change Of water and diet.
They are the best stimulant in exstance.
They are preventive OF Fever and Ague
They relieve Constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable.
The genuine RED JACKET BITTERS are only
old in quarbottles, never by the gallon, quart or
pint.
See that our private Government stamp is unbro-
ken over each cork.
Sold BY all druggists ard dealers throughout the
country.
Call for Red Jacket and take no other.
Circulars to the trade supplied on application.
BENNETT PETERS 4 CO., Proprictors.
81 and 80 Michigan Avenue. CHICAGO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, May 1.-The Develop
nents Of to-day Of the impeachment situa-
ton shew that there 10 better prospect
for the vote on Saturday than existed last
night The sick Senators are better to-
night, and there Is reasonable probability Of
their being present in their seats on the ap.
pointed day. The friends Of impeachment,
however, bosstingly insist that no vote
shall be taken until conviction is rendered .
certainty, and, the supporters Of acquital.
reasoning from those premises, are 80 con-
fident % to declare that vote will never Be
reached. II M. Grimes 10 too unwsll 10 b
present, 1t il proposed 70 pair of his vsts
with Senators Howard and Wade, il rsquir.
ing two affirmative votes TO pair of enc neg
alive.
The impeachment managers hold meet
ing this morning to examine into the storie
Of corruption, but elected nothing t
sustain the charges.
| Anthony and Spragus are both doubtful
and are strongly claimed BY the President
friends ~ sure 10 vote for acquital.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
WASHINGTON.

Senator Henderson to-day addressed
letter to the Missouri delegation that called
on him few days ago TO request him to
withhold his vote il re intended to cast II
for the acquittal OF the President.
After referring to his promises to resign
or vote for some Of the articles OF impeach-
u.ent. he said be had seriously reflected over
the whole matter and had come TO the con
clusion that having been sworn to try this
Gaze on the principles Of impartial justice,
and TO render the verdict according to law
and the evidence, cannot Shifk or divide
that responsibility with Others. II re-
Sign before vote Il strikes me ] have come
short Of ny oath. A. you are pleased TO
place this matter on purely political grounds
you will permit me TO Say my resignation
A proper sense Of delicacy would prevent
my successor from voting. be not having
heard tue case and you are aware that
voting in the negative, and declining 70
vote, vii, be practically the same. should
be foreco that delicacy and secure convic
ton by his vote, the manner OF obtain
inc il will defeat every conceivable
advantage 10 be derived. have therefore
resolved o stand by the obligation OF my
oath and h. neslly discharge my duty as i
is given me TO know 1t, and appealing T.
heaven Tor TIE rectitude OF my intentions
am determined to follow the dictates o
my conscicr ce and trust to the generous
and upright people for the vindication Q
my conduct.
The Impeachment Managers ere 10 see
sion TO day. They have summoned w. W
Worden, of the Presidents household, I
APPEAR before them. and it IS elid other wi
nesses have been subp9naed.
II seems TO be understood that the pla
OF the anti impeachers especially among th
Republicans, ia to scatter their votes anon
the articles, most OF them going for som
one, in order, as they think. to save the
records with the people at home. but non
Of them are concentrating so as TO carry ar
one article.
: Mr.. Ross, of Kansas, In conversation vii
/ friend to-day openly denounced the ia
/ parchment and asserted that the only Tn
leaders of the Republican party were Cha
. Fessenden and Yrumbull. lmpeachmel
he said, WAS mistake. yet he would
compelled to vote for some Of the articles
!, Midnight.-Therei s nothing particular
: new IN impeachment to notice to-nigt
. Senator Grimes lie about the same as on Ia
y | eycninp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
new YORK.

NRw York, May 1.-THE American
EQUAL Rights Association held It's second
anniversary TO day. Elizabeth Cady Stan
ton presided. Remarks were made by Susan
Is. Auo,hony. Henry Blackwell, Lucy Stone,
Col. Higginson,s Frederick Douglass, anu
Others. Letters were received from John
Stuart Mill. Rev. Robert Collyer, OF CHI
cago, and Miss Maria Giddings. daughter
of Joshua X. Giddlngs. Resolutions were
adopted favorable to the object OF the as
sociation, namely, female su!illge.
Tne American Bible Society celebrated lis
| sd anniversary TO day. The treasurers
report shows the years receipts to be $723,
| 106. books printed 1908 Quite q
| number OF interesting speeches were made,
including one by Tx Governor Buckins-
| ham, of Connecticut.
The New York Association of Univer-
| sallsis he'd their 10th universal to-day.
| Charles l.. Moss, writing IRON Washing
ton to the American Antl-Slavery Society,
says that Gen. Grant has declar ! himself
| TOR Universal suffrage, and maintains that
| this must be the ruling idea OF his admins
| tration 1 he is elected in 1868 He also re
Doris Gen. Grant to favor the conviction oil
| the President.
At the annual business meeting of the
American Home Missionary Society ycster-
day afternoon, Rev. Thomas W. Woolsey
was elected President.
The storm OF yesterday and last night
prostrated several unfinished buildings in
this city, Brooklyn and Hoboken.
The Hoboken fats were submerged and
large number of families were compelled
TO seek more secure quarters, some barely
| escaping with their lives. The Damage
done to trees, fences and awnings, is quite
extensive.
1t is reported that Heverick. the abecond
ing teller in the City Bank, is not the only
guilty party in connection with the defal
cation come time since. The bank officer!
are said to have discovered conspiracy il
which seven clerks were engaged. who
when detection became imminent, managed
TO throw the blame on Heverich. 100000
of toe stolen money has already been re
| covered.
A notion was made 10 the United State
Court AT Brooklyn, to-day, TO admit to bal
John {. Braine, ex Confederate naval 9th
Ger. charged with the seizure of the steame
Chesapeake. in 1868. aud killing an Office
| thereof. The case was argued but no dc
csion given
Miss Janauschek, the tragedienne, sailet
for Euronr To dav.
he committee appointed by the Fifll
Avenue Hotel Hancock meeting, 10 consul
with Horatio Seymour, report that he II
not, and under no circumstances will he be
a candidate for the Presidency.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
In Bankruptcy.

In ,hs District Court Of the United states for
the District OF Iowa
lathe matter Of Matthew Dalxell. Jr Bank
To The creditors Of the said Matthew Dsl.s,l. Jr.
and all others interested.
CIRS: YOU ARE Hereby NOTIFIED
that petition has been filed in sa,d Court
bv Matthew Dalzell, Jr.. of the city Of Dsven-
mort in the county Of Scott, State Of Iowa
in said District. duly declared . Bankrupt under
the Act OF Congress Of Asroh I'd, 1887 entitled
IAN act TO establish usifory system OF Bank.
ruptcy throughout the United States, " for . die.
charge, and certificate thereof. from oil his
debts. and other elsims provabe under said Act
and that the 2sth day Of June. A. D. 1868. ct the
hour Of 10 clock A. N. OF said day, 10 assigned
| Tor the hearing of the same, before the said
Court. at Chambers. At Ottunwa, lowe. when
and where you may attend and show Cause. II
sny voa have, why the prayer Of said petition
shonld not be granted.
| You are hereby further noti6ed that I'd . I'd
meeting OF the creditors ofthe said Mathew Dial
sel. Jr. for the purposes provided in the 27th 4
2sth sections Of the Act Of Congress OF Masch "a
1851 will be held on the 18th dsv sfJuns. 1858, q
the hour Of ten o'clock A. n. Of aaid dey, befort
Hon. N. N. Price. Register. at his offics, No. ,
| West Second Street. IN the city Of Davesport
Rcott County. State Of Iowa.
DAWSON / True, Atrys.
LOVE- Clerk. mayl g. DIV fri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
In Dankruptcv.

In the Distric. Court Of the United statss fer
the District 81 Iowa.
In the matter Of Joseph 9. Simpson, Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of said Joseph d. Simpson,
and oil other persons interested =
sirs: You are hereby notified, that petition
has been tiled in said Court, BY Joseph &. Simpson
ofthe city Of Davenport, in the county Of Scott
and State OF Iowa, IN said District, duly de.
clared bankrupt under the act OF Congress, Of
farch ID s61, entitled AN act to establish .
uniform system of BANKRUPTCY throughout ths
United States" for . discharge aud . csrtid-
cate thereof from all his debts aud other
claims. provabe under said act and that the
goth d.y OF June, A. d. 1858. q. the hour Of ten
O'Clock, A. NJ. Of said day. is assgnsd for the
hearing Of the same before said Court, at Cham
bers. a. Ot,umwa, Iowa, when and whore you
NAV attend and show cause, il any you
have, why tho PRAYER OF said petition should
not be granted. You are hereby further not-
fed. tAat the second and third mestisg Of
the creditors Of said Joseph 3. Simpson. for the
purpose provided in the eth and 2s sections Of
the said Act OF Congress Of March I'd, 1867, will
be held on the 18th day Of June. A. d. 1859,
At the hour Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, Of said day.
before N. N. Price. Esq, Register in Bank
ruptcy, a. his office No. Z, West second street,
in the city of Davenport, Scott county, etsss Of
Iowa.
DAWSON b TRUE. Attys.
X Low. Clerk mayl5 d3t-fri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15

!. N. District Court Of the Usitsd States ssr
- tse matter Of Jshn 4. L. Tics. Bsukr.oA.
"a a.: creditors sf ssid Jshn 4. L. fiee. IA Ill
.ths, ,eraons inbseeetea-0irs:
Won are hereby notified that petition hss b,sA
sisd in said court, BY John A. L. riee. Of
low. CITY. IN said district, duly declared
Il. bankrupt. under the act of Congress. OF
M.rch I'd 1857, entitled IAN oct to estsbli,b :
mn,sorm system OF Bankruptch throuphou the
limited states" for discharge and cer,iHoste
,hs,sof from all his debts and other CHM
nro,.bie under said act, and that the 22d OF
| lime A. u. 1858, at shs hour Of 10 o'clock
| m Of said day. is assigned for the hearing OF
tbs ssme before tho said Court Of Chambers. a
o,,umwa lowe, when and where YOU NAV A.
tend and show cause il any of you have. why the
nreyer of said petition should not be granted.
Tou are hereby further notified that the third
r.s,;ng Of the creditors Of the said Bankrupt
viii be held on the 18th day Of June. N.
II isss Al the hour Of ten O'Clock. N. n.
- ..,d day. before the Hon. NJ. NJ Price. Reg.
;s,er ~ Ill office, No. West second street
IN Tho Civ Of Davenport Scott county. State q
low. when aud whore you can transact any
hu.;nes, OF the third meeting Of creditors prc
.;d.d in section as Of said act Of Conereaa.
| ". L. MILLER.
NAV l5-d6ttri AL Tor said Bankrupt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-15
CHICAGO.

CnIcAoo, May 10. The resolution adopt
81 yester day afternoon At the Convention OF
Lsymen, of the NJ. E. Church, declare tina,
the present generation Of Methodist have
the came night to change the plans of the
churh that Wcs.ly and the Father had to
create it. That the church has largely
changed. from its missionary character to q
denomination Of organized churches, that
the laity should be associated with the
ministry in the inception establishment
and modification Of the various institutions
Of tho church. That the interests Of the
Conference At its present session deserve
some plan that shall secure tho immediate
Introduction Of the Councils Of the Church
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KANSAS.

KANSAS CITY, NO., May 14-Soldiers and
Sailors OF the Sixth Congressional District,
in convention to-day, elected twenty dele
gates and two at large to the Chicago Con
vention. In addition to declaring for Grant
for President. the convention passed the
following resolution:
Rssolred, That the delegates from the
Sixth Congressional District to the Soldiers
and Sailors Convention, TO assemble at
Chicago on the 10Th instant. arc hereby in
structsd to withhold their support In said
Convention from and against the nomina-
ton of any members Of the United States
Senate who shall aspire to the Presidency
or Vice Presidency. and who have voted. or
may vote against the conviction of Andrew
johnson upon the charges for which he ID
now being tried.