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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30

WASHINGTON. July ~
The Chinese Embassy left Washington
to-day for Auburn, N. Y.
The force In the Adiutant Generals or
Ace has been reduced to fifty or sixty clerks
owing 10 the failure Of Congress 10 make
| Their employment.
ieneral Howard. commissioner OF III,
iieddmen's bureau. has written letter to
| Brcv I Brig. Gen. Brooks. assistant commits
siouer for Maryland. directing the opera
tio@s oi the bureau IN that State. except
ing The educational work, and that the pay
| meat oi bounties as provided by law e
dis ontnucd on the draft Of the 10Th u
August
The following was ISSUED this afternoon
TREAsuRy DRr'T, July %, 1868
Holders of 7-30 Treasury notes falling
due July Is. 1868, are notified that the time
for the conversion OF these notes into 500
bonds will cease on the lst day OF August
next. Those desiring To have their notes
converted shou Il address them to the Secre-
tary of the Treasury and deliver them TO
Express Co, or place them in the mails on
or before that day
The amount OF uncallei for interest
abroad by the Government in U. s. bonds,
amount To over *650,OOO. which is payable
Ia com Al the Office OF the Treasurer OF the
United Siates- Arrangements are 10 be
mace 10 acquaint parties Interested Of the
fact. in oid.r 10 affect discharge OF this
public obligation.
only % supervisors are to be appointed
under the spirit and tobacco bill. but already
over 100 applications have been filed for the
Office
Nominations Tor gnagers under the same
iaw aic being made BY collectors in large
numbers
The Commissioner az Internal Revenue
is pieparing general Instructions under that
act
Scvetal Western banks have recently
been called on for an increrse of their se
curities. which has become requisite on &C
count of the increase of the public deposits.
In all instances these banks have complied
The First National Bank of Charleston,
Ill has virtually ceased 10 be Govern
ment depository.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Jul,

SHICA0os July ~
Speaker Colfax arrived at o'clock shi,
evening. and received by the Tanners and
and escorted to the residence Of Gov Bross
where he is holding reception. He is 70
be serenaded this evening at 10 o clock.
Mr. Colfex, on appearing on the balcony
In response 10 tho wishes Of . large mum
Der Of friends, was met by Hon. j. Is. Rice,
Mayor Of the city, and welcomed ID briei
speech Mr. Colfax then addressed The
multitude which by this time numbered full
" ten thousand persons. He spoke about
20 minutes and was frequently interrupted
by applause He will leave here at q. m.
tomorrow for South Bend, Indians.
John A Kerr, State Printer OF Michigan,
IL dead.
Reno, the Indiana express robber was re.
leased yesterday by the Canadian suthori-
ties, tor lack Of evidence.
Al saleno, ILL.,. from 10000 TO 1900 Tex.
an cattle have been unloaded. The Span
ish fever has broken out within 10 days, and
II seems 10 be sweeping the entire cattle b..
fore il. meeting has been had to take
measures to stop the transportation OF Tex.
as cattle
The soldiers and sailors Republican State
Central Committee, met in this city to-day
Gen. Hasbrouck Davis was elected chair
man Of the committee, AM Col John M.
Snyder Of Springfield, Secretary.
A plan for thorough organization was
reported and adopted. An address to the
soldiers and sailors was issued.
A barn in the south part OF the city was
struck by lghtding this morning Loss
trifling
The 5000 stolen on Saturday last from
Mr.. Bsrtling OF Mortified. in this county
has been recovered through the aid OF de-
uctives. with the exception Of $500. A
nephew OF Louis BArtling was the thief and
IL in custody.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30
MISSOURI.

ST LOUIS, July 20. --Generals Grant. Sher-
man and Sheridan, arrived at 81. Joseph
last night and were met at the depot by .
large crowd of citizens and escorted to the
Pacific House amid enthusiastic cheers, mu.
sic, and firing of cannon. where Col. Hsr-
bin delivered an address Of welcome, after
which they were entertained by the Grand
Army Of the Republic and citizens gener-
ally Similar demonstrations were made on
their arrival at Omaha yesterday forenoon.
A large concourse Of people received and
escorted them through town 10 the head
quarters of the Grant Club, where they as
ccnded the platform and were introduced
to the people amidst deafening cheers. firing
OF cannon. &c Subsequently they had .
gen. raj hand shaking and were greeted with
Undivided enthusiasm.
A large oaw mill belonging u WIN. Lem
mon l. Co, on second brtween Bremen and
Angelica streets, was burned to-day. Loss
on mill and machinery $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
Gems Grant, Sherman and Sheridan. ~.
rived at Macon, No, At 2:30 this afternoon
and were received in an enthusiastic man.
ner by nearly all the people OF the town.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30

ATLANTA. July 3o.-A grand demonstra'
ten was had last night by the Democratic
party over tho election OF Hill and Miller 70
the United States Senate. The city WAS
splendidly Illuminated. There was IN i'm
msnss gathering in front Of the United
States Hotel, and the conceurss was i'd
dressed BY several speakers. Mr.. Miller,
in his speech, came out for Seymour and
Blair. Mr.. Hill will steer clear Of parties,
usng his influence for the best interests Of
tho country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30
NEW YnRR.

| New YORK. JuIy 20-Chief Justice
Oh tsc will be here Tomorrow and will stOp
at the Metropolitan Hotel
The Chinese Embassy arrived here TO-
mig ~. and will remain day or tive before
proceeding 10 Auburn and Niagara.
The Erie Railway Company have con-
ira r,ed for eight thousand tons Of steel rails
sor,c vt which have arrived, and the re.
| ma indcr TO be delivered during the sum-
m,r.
:. three days Sangcrfest il progressing a,
po ,ebkepsie. and large number of dele
gates from New York present
isova Scotia papers continue publishing
etii oriais iayoring annexation ~ the un,-
tes. States
= Wilkesbarc, Pennsylvania, special says
,aai nearly nil the coll,rs have stopped
n,s IA nat section. Work WAS resumed
- .s, y, a the miners will 30 to work To-
III. ~. "
a. ta1ieton, in the Lrhieh district. all
iHs cs'4it'fs are in operation. except at
th' >s"'Non ~ntks. ard TO morrow opera
u" NJ gen' We;k here la Schuyler
Cow ny "'h.fS ala siii. Ming ide but from
p''' Gu 'iu'cas'phs sh.y vi. Internationally
he "'fh ~ . lew days. In Lebiah VAL
icy ~ = s'.n' - p-yihy the men by the
hori = lis admirably
7 b ast 81 H,eith =, meeting v,s.
ter.ay, .uat-t ;o.es and ieeula,,ous mo.
viStng I rs.i.nl,f I'll sni-.tion in cnsas Of
III rico y ne. ws,ch ~ similar To the ope
~ i,rs- l.ri ,.-s,
lie tf.hkus 81 W. Il a cueied 10 procure
tar f'i't w. ! y '5nii 1T ( 5000 Ia be
u-'s ~ The Co.it ~ Wrst Chester and
Ma 9, unitss.
= rsp''fi WEI pies,ht.d BY the Sapitarv
BAa q II fvi .f'.la u sliiaki,nl The streets
Wit a.. NE, 'i...s.
ID na'ii>' sealy report oi mortality
s;av lie VS. r.ea 'ei,J, ss"sirr the death
| rate 81 h'. ~. i. HAYS. ...i,.I II to an TX.
i,ut iu'A sqetl = IL, u. ...iis al the ta,a,
FLEETS II lie b.. y i,s- a.;s spd week be.
I &c lisi
HE III 70 ma co,a i,.uo, unabated
ls~,.sr.N {. =. e.gt 4, iinr Iouehsm
nj JI5 ISL: sir.,i ~. ,.r tarua; with a IN
2nr. eai seste 70 - ll..5..ig - lei Wild, r
~ q, LsWren.t s.Isci. isn had been lock
al up on cLa:g,. =. ~ ul. and battery
cemmitted sue lit b. ,rei,y himself to IN
n IA Il he ven lis II a.s c,ll V
sid,r evs 0ti.s 80 ,.ni..,s~n nan al Cwfr,
Ii ~ i.lew ms i.x1us ou' VIII. = nj tai
ehss
AuButN. N. T., July "a s-c,.t.sy
Sew arr arrived here this evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30

LONDON, July 29-Tbe act passed by
Congress for the prote ton Of American
citizens abroad. is unfavorably critized by
She English press. Though its passage doe.
not appear 10 excite surprise or anger
The journals affect 10 considerably partixar
measures. but think it will promote the suc
cess ol the American negotiations with
Foreign Houses Ia secure the Is lblishms n
OF principles of nationality.
PARIS, July 29--The Corps l.ceislstifl
closed its session yesterday.
ST PRrRRsBuRG, Jul. 29-The Emperor
Alepandcr has called a conference OF thir.
teen members, TO meet On the 1Ofa Of Aug.
next nj s.. Petersburg, for the purpose Of ar.
ranging details Il the international Coz.
veution pltdeipg MI gre powers ~ abau
con the use Of explosive Lullels in war.
Pairs. July 2a-In the case Vi the Uni.
TED Stairs w. Armsn and others. judgment
was to-day rendered against the plaintiff.
with costs. In i,s decision, the Court says
The evidence sdduced was insufficient to
support the case IN lie by 'h- United States:
that the plaintiffs Jailed Ia prove tha, Mr..
Armsn Rad contracted to build vessels IL
war FIR the Southern Cont. federation, or
that said Armau received any monies b. .
longing To the Government ot the United
States
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, July ga bill passed the
State Senate to-day unanimously express
terest, and providing for funding the State
dett-prncipal and interest due. and to be-
come due in three years-in thirty years
bonds, at six per cent interest, payable in
Nashville.
The House Bill 10 abolish the Financial
Board, passed unanimously.
In the Senate a resolution was offered to
rare joint committee to wait on the Gov.
anu ask him TO recommend the removal oil
political disabilities from DISTINGUISHED citi.
zens Of Tennessee.
a construction train went out on the
Nashville aud Northwestern railroad 10 day.
Regular trains will run us soon as the road
Is repaired.
The militia viii probably be called out
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30
PENNSYLVANIA.

PIrrsBrRG. July pa terrific oil ex.
ploson occurred last night at the Album
oil Works of Lafferty & Warning, result.
in the death Of a young named Jas Conf
gle, and probably the fatal injury Of Robt
Lafierty, one of the propri,ors; another
man is reported as missing. supposed to be
killed. The accident was causel by the
plug at the bottom Of one Of the tanks be.
ting loose. and the oil running out snt
caught fire from the furnace, and commune
eating to the other tanks, causing a terrible
explosion. The works are entirely de-
str Eyed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, July 29.-Joshua Hill and II
v NJ. Miller, were today elected U. 5
Senators on joint ballot Of the House and
Senate. For the long term Hill received
10 votes and Brown "a for the short term
Miller received l19. BlOdget %. and scatter
Ing 20. The announcement of the cleo
ton OF Hill and Miller has given general
satisfaction. and was received with cheers
Much confusion was maifestcd on the an
nouncement, and the galleries and lobby
weie ordered clered.
SAVANNAH. July 29.-The heaviest thun-
der storm known for years passed over this
city this morning. One child Va killed,
and some buildings were struck, and other
damage was done. Light rain continued
throughout the day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30

MACHINE CARD CLOTHING.
Ofsvsry desesiption. for Ceeeoa - WeoDes.
tsoe-dGo - uI111e Street, LOWELL. 0Aoo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30

BosrsS, July 2e.-About 9 O'Clock this
evening . fire occurred in the large marble
front building, No. ~ Summer street,
which destroyed property 20 the value Of
about 100000, which was covered BY in
surance.
WiLIiASsrows. July 80 William Col
lego graduated II students yesterday, and
g from the Partial Course.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30
Foreign News ~ Atlantic Gable.

I.oSpoS, july i29-Midnight-Thc usual
banquet given At the conclusion Of the SEES
sion Of Parliament to Ministry, came Of al
tho Mansion House this evening. Mr..
Uisracli. in the course Of his speech, touch
cd upon the relations existing between the
government of Great Britain and the Unit
ed States. lIe said with regard to ths
subject and OF the Misunderstanding which
had been 20 much dwelt on by the United
States, that every day leads to better feel
ings upon them, and he expressed the opiu'
ion that ;heir solution is near at hand
through the mutual good sense and feeling
Of swo great and kindred nations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30
CHICAGO.

OmcAoe, July 30-Spsaksr Collar, ac-
companisd by large party Of Chicagoaus,
left here this morning at $50 for South
Bend. Great preparations have been made
for the reception Of Mr.. Colfax tonight At
his old home.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30
NATIVE WINES,

WHITE IVvsE.v.ES.
SSHHEEAs MA; sI cassoEsSE,srrpn,se.
Cassidy, ROGERSS HYBRID. No 1.
DHIAWARE. TAYLOR.
RED WIVES.
CONCORD, NORToNs VIRGINIA,
CLINTON, HARTFORD PToLlTIC.
CYNThlANA,
In casss OF twelve bottled each.
NosToSs VHGIsIAs CoscoRS, and CArAwsA ~ the
key or caek.
The undersigned offers to the public The above
vince, cfhis own growth. They are all guaranteed
to be Of superior quality. and TO give complete sat
isfacNon.
REFERENCES.
Gov. Thomas q. Fletcher OF Missouri Gov. Og-
lssby Of filinois Major-0en eorge H. Thenae.
I. q, Army: Hon; Aasshail T. wilder. Boston /;
Sa:' s:. Ds.'nb fs.s:ps. r.ns
Andrew Curtin OF Penasylvanis Prof. 0eoree
Thuyber EAieoe "AnsSicaa Agficaltu10t." Nsw
York and many ethers, ~ho can testify 70 tAsir
uniforn good qaalify.
Agsnts fer AsssacAssefts.
FOLSOM, CLINE 4 Pope.
q - Broad Street. Boston.
Is~nt for Mes Ysrf.
WIN. RADDE. S5o Pearl %.
Aysnt for philadelphia.
JAMES =. WEBB.
Corner 9Th and walnut.
iy1s for Baltimore,
JORDAN aTAD1.ED.
Corner Madison and Kutaw.
GEORGE HUSMANN.
na.nA~r. No.. July goth. ssss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30

DoVCoUOHBs. .B0Wo
THIS HOTEL SITUATED IN ruB CENTRE or
= ~ business portion Of this city. and but one
p open Tor the reception Of guests o.
wednesday. April loth. lOoo.
II has recently undergone thorough repairs end az
tensive additions, among which e dinine hall ~
q feet. an Once 94x4e. Large pleasant Pasloss,
cenpie Rooms for Agents, and ample aceeamoda-
tons Tor over 200 guests It being furnished con.
passe with new modern styled Furniture, and eleao
Cooking ksnges. the PropRies0ss feel warranted il
0nsfing 20 Families. Tourists and the travelling pub-
ne a :arecsivc dssifable stopping pacs. ons Oh II
PENNInAN. s1GLEY . co.,
spriSeOWu pfopnetoss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30

Oavenport Market Report.
Ovucs or rss DAvssross Dsss caAr,
tJuly 3oth, 1855
Prsss-whoiesal.. sio.4e; retail, sli.oo.
! WssAs-vsry choice in the market, ti.so,
No. 3, Sic. No. s.tiSo9ei.ss.
| BAaLsy-No quotations.
| CiOArs-s7c
| Rrs-None in the market.
| OoRR-76d1Tc.
0NIoHs-ti 90.
PsrAross-New, $40 Old zoe.
BurSsR-25c perm.
Eoes-2oc.
HAr-Good Timothy elo.oo0sl4,so per ton.
Prairie o.. 001s. 90 per ton.
CoAL-Soft-ls@l7 cents per bushsl. from
wagons.
Asrsa 4c.rs--At yard ia. 90 per ton.
WeoD-3s oo0t7 90. per Cord.
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph July %.
Flour-rirm and Q shade more active spring
extras 7,s7koll.3 for lev grades 10 very
choice. Receipts l, So bbls; s6ipmsnts. A,7s3
bbla.
Whe..-Decidedly lower; No. . opening 1t
LII. ana closing nominal st 1.700l73 for sell
srs Of August market 6rm at l.e3K. Receipts
10. $50 bus shipments 800 bus.
Corn BETTER. closinp nrm with upward ten
dency No. l, sl@e4H No. ,, s2H@s3. Re-
ceipts 81 $50 bus. shipments l39. 37o bus
Oats = Quiet and firm at 67@67X. Re.
ceipts, s,s3s bus. shipments. none.
Rye Dull and nominal, l.250ls 80.
Barley-Quiet New No. .. l-25@l.2s.
| Proyision-Firm and held higher.
| Pork-2s15.
| Undesirable At TX, l7st asked.
| Like Freights-Firm. 3lSg4c for corn 10 Buf.
| weather very warm. Thermometer st 9e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30
CULTON,S.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
NIAGARA FALLS.
js4-d2m IF. FULTON. Psop.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

AMERACAN HOUSE.
.AAOS.
mNB Largest y1ret-Claso Heaso IN New RnRlasd-
i vertical Railway, Salts and Single Apaftmsan,
With Dathing and Water convonienceo; Billiard
Halls, Telegraph O0es. and Cafe.
LEWIS RICE . SON Props's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30
INSU RAN CT.
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selection Of risks; prompt payment Of losees, and
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Once over Davenport National Bank.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30

By Telegraph. July 20.
Receipts -Osttle, SIS cars hogs, 81 cars.
Cattle-E1tra, 7.750s. 90 fair to good,
2.25937 so; stocksrs. s.0014.6o.
Hogs-Extra. s750s.so; good TO choice.
S.00Qs.6o
shssp-Cheies. :75e4. 90; good. s.2eOs. 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30

Boiler for Sale.
A FIRST CLASS BOILER, ~ FEET LONG, u
n inches diameter, hues. mud -eettler, fe-ftoot
crate bars. and breeching, all complete, made By
Dunlap 4 Co.. Cincinnati. For sale at Q bargain 4
| Shields Davenport Wooden Mills. ieisdtf
TIE 0CMOLANTlC SESSION
OF LIE
Academy ef The Sacred Heart,
THE FIRST EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION IN
l Missouri sstabliehmcns in 1919. will commence
| It, session on TU fSDAY. September LIST.
For further particulars apply to
MADAARJ. GALWAY. Superior.
o 8 A g e O r A N g E,
HEDGE PLANTS.
ny TIE THOUSAND. HUNDRED THOUSAND,
or MILLION. Also. a fine loa Of and year old
APPLE TREES.
VIII MANN & BRO,
GILMAs. lroquo.s County, Illlnos,
| NIB. Dosage Seed in its season. jly22 SIN.
Dissolution.
| THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Eek
| st6g under the nam. OF Cameron 4 Blythe 10
| issolvcd by mutual concent. John Cameron takes
the property and as.ets OF the firm, and liabili-
| lee. JOHN. CAMERON,
ISRAEL BLYTHE
The business will be continued at the old stand,
No. lao. Brady street. By me. JoHNCAMERON.
1T OUISv LILLE AND UTICA
CEMENT,
| Por Sac by II. II. PRETTYMAN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-30
EACH sl.se ,ER rsorrs..

Oh ~. 80 PER aALT DOZEN
Aaa1faI<e Esxllss - Css- = ls~x.
Ter ssls By I'll Druggists and Dealers.
- UuQgNUK's ALNANACFORleos CAN
I'D oAAfIs90fALL DRUGGISTS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-03
JOHN L: WESTER TELT AND TIE
LAST DPAFT.

Perhaps some of the poor men of Mar
shall county, who were unable to leave
their families with sufficient means to in
sure them from the encroachments of
want and actual need of food, at the time
the last draft was ordered; when appa-
rently almost every able-bodied man of
our community was demanded by the gov
ernment; perhaps some Of these men who
gave the last dollar in their puny purses,
and even borrowed money by mortgage on
their little farms, to save the township in
which they resided from the stern call Of
"more men," are interested in KNOWN g
how much the rich, philanthropical, peo-
ple-loving, tax-coonomizer, John J.. Wes-
tervelt,-who now smilingly asks their
votes,-gave to assist and relieve them
in their hour of dire necessity! We can
inform them. When approached by the
men who were giving their time and
money to relieve their poorer neighbors
and asked to contribute to this truly char,
liable purpose, he answered substantially
I" Not one cent! am exempt from the
draft,-let those who are liable to be
drafted pay, or if drafted, let them 60,
cannot and will not help them"
Truly, he did not love his fellow-mar
as sincerely then as he does now just be
fore the election! There are widows an(
orphans in Marshall county who have sac
cause to remember such men as the ricl
candidate. John i. Westervelt. "a
4" friend in need, is friend indeed" ant
we hope an hour of greater need will new
er come upon the poor of our communit,
or any other and that distressed humani
ty the world over may ever find bette
| friends than is this man.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-03
MORALITY AND DECEVCY.

At the close of tho Jacobin demonstra-
ton on the streets here last Saturday ev-
ening We witnessed aud listened to NOR e
profanity, vulgarity and indecency than
ever before disgraced our streets, to our
knowledge. Several wagon-loads of dele.
gates who went south on the Michigan
road made the night hideous with their
fearful blasphemy and drunken shouts.
The four-horse wagons in particular, each
containing from eight to ten fellows with
torches, could be heard almost mile, and
scarcely one word emauated from the dirty
scoundrels but curses and vulgarity, which
should eterEally disgrace any human be-
ing. We understand the load which most
distinguished itself for its dsmoniacal
howIs, belonged in Argos /; if so, it is pity
that pleasant village is not situated on
some river in which the scamps can be
washed occasionally. These men belong
to, and are tolerated by the all morality,
decency, God and morality party, and just
now with brother Westervelt are "hale
fellows well met"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-03
NEW VCLUNE

With this number we commence tie
publication of the fourteenth volume OF
The DEMOCRAT.
On the eve of the NEST important cleo
ton ever held in this country,-an cleo.
ton which viii! determine whether a re.
publican form of government can be main
tanned by an intelligent people or not, for
the success of radicalism will now prove
the destruction of civil! liberty,-we ask
our friends to aid us in becoming useful,
by Incl easing our circulation, promising
them that we will use our best ability to
promote the interests Of the people by adj
vocating the principles of the democratic
party, on the success Of which the welfare
of the natisn depends.
Our subscription price is two dollars per
year, less than five cents per week, and
every democrat in Marshall county can
afford to take his home organ, if he desires
10. yet there are y thousand democratic
voters in the county who do not tax : their
county rapers. Now is good time for
all such to subscribe, and We would well
come gladly the names of several hundred
more on our books.