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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

CoSaAEss spends millions 81 dolla's per
year to feed and c.o.he the negroes OF the
South, who will not work, aud at The same
time refuses work in the navy yards TO
white laborers and mechanics, wh5 are will
ing TO give a full equivalent to the Gov
eminent for the wages they may receive.
This is radical love for white workingmen.
I. is TO wonder they are organized in oil
parts Of the country 10 hui from power
the dominent organization Of the nation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

HozAcx GassIxS remarks "To Put .
rss4. sossset joarnAl into The hands Of
sssy ssAss shs ~Ill read it . The trus
~ssSs " pesssessisg > political caavass =
s~~seGS ~ Sss~<sss sss vsii enough. bus
sa~ y aNAl9pAaSssle,~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

AxfE3sfiak4r BFEf5t 49, n 4aif A. A.
vyq{l 6llsA n NJ haMe Rssrl seassstss T.,
- Il b9g 1bbpsftaf stellEs 5Ssysshp s4asss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

NIcksRrRG, MISS. Ang. 2, 1868.
On. JcHS BrLL-Dear Str 81 am happy to state to
yon that have used yonr valuable Cearon Bittcrs
with great benefit tn myself In general debility and
prosration of my :, stem. produced by the unhealthy
and miasnafic influence II the Mississippi River
arourd vicksbarg. confidently recommend its uae
TO all persons who posed to unhea thy climates
IL EAnI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03
Tnx Mobile Ryistersays I've are ex-

TnE Mobile Ryister says: I'VE are ex-
pedcncing q state CT affairs. which is alto
ge,her irregular, abnormal and unsceount-
abe. We are without capital money is
scarcely to he lad tie price Of cotton
our great staples distreasinely low and
vet tie coat o. living Is unren obably, ri.
diculoudy nigh. Whatever is produced
among US is cheap all that We have to
buy IL dear
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

Nor the LINE or 1T ron TnigTY YEARS. -
The New York Herald say that 'thc TN
employed and destitute in all our great cit
les are moro numerous nowsthan they lave
been in any month Lof December for thirty
years" Aud what Is worse. there IS ger
erai apprehension tina. they will be worse
vet. l'his comes Of the negro legislation Of
the r,di ,als in Congrc So.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

The cry OF Hard Times comes TO us
from all parts Of the country. The news
papers Of every State are rciters'ing the
cry. There is untold misery and distress
among the poor Of our large cities.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

Tnr Chicago Times " Monday contains
stat men. Of the trade and commerce Of
that city for 1867. The figures run heavily
into the millions.
The following is a comparative. table Of
the receipts Of grain this year and last
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

srn,no .esrching and efee I've. can be taken BY the
oldist person or youugest child.
Tyou have Cod. II ever go slight, DO nos ia,i 20
vrthe Ralsarn t-isl az thevefy low price al winch
is AZ Ia brf.s II In the reach ofeyery one that tney
NAV always keep II convenient Tor use
The timely Oft Is cent bottle VIII oi'eh prove
II To he worth one hundred times lie cost.
d&wly: scta " a., s s1 ro,r y,,S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

TmunLow WEED says: "l1lless the ac-
ton of this Congress proves beneficial to
the people and country, there will be as
nany vacan; seats in the Senate and House
Of Representatives, after November. as
there were empty saddles after Antietam
and Gettysburg"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

Steam Guages, lee 4 Laavltfs
steam Engines,
Patent Portable Circular Saw Mills, II. H. Siearn
Patent Head Blocks, and Mill Machinery oi uvery
kind. and other Manufacturers.
Stean Fitting dome 10 order.
FULLER & FORD. r. o. Box, esoe
aend for Illustrated List apri.d1y
q u Z ID I
LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES
IN CHICAGO.
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Il Ii Sale St
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SAL SpER, BROTHER Il 60. = Lake -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TIE CURATIVE BALKAN
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Con IN. Asthma, and ail
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andin gently throwing OF
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Abe surface OF the body.
i Itiooeens the phlegm.in
l tiuces free splitting and VIII
! be found very agreeable TO
the tactic II IL not a vio-
ant remedy but eruollieno
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

STOP THE ISOBBFR.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-03

III. said OF the ladies Of France, that. az Class,
they the band-omest in the world. i,n , ,Isi
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POS Dr. veipau- Pills nevc- fail to make the cor
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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-20
THE Democratsare furiousa behold

THED Democratsare furiousat behold
ing on every hand the manifest indica-
tions that under Grant the country is
to be permanently restored, and the
Republican principles, made dominant
over every portion of the country.
They are greatly in want of comfort.
They seek it morning, noon, and
night; but they find it not. Won't
somebody hold their splitting heads,
cool their fevered brows, soothe their
anxious hearts, and quiet their per-
turbed spirits? Poor fellows, with
inevitable defeat staring them in the
face, they are in a bad way.-.Star and
Sentinel.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-20

PARI1ES.
This great work presents the only complete
and impartial analysis of the Causes of the war
yet published and gives those interior lights
and shadows of the great conflict only known to
those high officers who watched the flood tide
of revolution from its fountain springs, and
which were so accessible to Mr.. stephens from
his position second officer of the Confederacy.
To public that has been surfeted with AP-
PARENTLY SIMILAR PRODUCTIONS, we
promise change Of fare, both agreeable and
salutary. and an intellectual treat OF the highest
order The Great American War has AT LASi
found historian worthy of its Importance, ana
at whose hands IL will receive that moderate,
candid and impartial treatment which truth
and Justice so urgently demand.
The intense desire every where manifested W
obtain this work, Its Official character ana rea-
dy sale, combined with an increased commls-
sion, make 1t the best subscription oooE ever
published. .
One agent in Easton, Pa, reports 7a subscrib'
ers in three days. T., -
One in Boston. Mass. IOa subscribers in four
days. o,..,,. ,,, &c..
days.
fui description ofthe Work, with Press notices
Of advance sheets, &C. ~,
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
g, South Seventh 81. PhiladelphiA,
| ap 2Q-N 1'lEr q La1 c' .ii s'f74
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-20

THE Irish Republic, speaking OF
Banks bill for the protection of Amer
can citizens in foreign countries, passed
on the 30th ult., says: "What DEM
ocracy has failed to do in fifty gears,
Republicanism has done IN seuen. Let
our people stand by the men who are
true to liberty. Let them respond to
this action of the Republican Con-
gress and cast their ballots for the next
Republican candidate for the Presi-
dency. 1t matters not whether he
may be Grant, Greeley, Wade, ColGax,
&c., they are all men pledged to the
glowing principles of Republican lib
erty.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-20
Che MaunesbuyaRepublitan.
INSIDE A PRINTING OFFICE.


The composing room of a printing
office is about as productive Of various
questions, and elicits as much curiosity
from visitors as any place of business
we know of.
The first thing visitor does, is to
step up to the case where fingers are at
work and watch every motion with
perfect steadfastness looks mysterious
and questions follow about like this:
elbow do you know where to find
the letters? Are they arranged in Or
der? How do you know when they
are right side up? What is the reason
that there is more type in some boxes
than the others e? | should think you
would make mistakes ; you ought to
have your boxes marked? Don't you
get the wrong letters sometimes?'
Looking around he spies ina corner
a lot of Something" that calls forth (;
"what are these?"
Compositor-t,Quads."
Visitor-',What's quads2"
Composition explains.
Next finds the forms which another
person is distributing.
Visitor-"Tearing 'em down, eh2"
Compositor-"Yes."
"Can you do that faster than you
can set? What makes you wet the
type ? looking at the form) Why
it's all up side down! Is that the
way it always is? You can't read it
can you ?"
Next goes around the press and
finds the roller, puts his fingers on it,
and gets them dyed a shade or two
darker than their original color.
What's this roller made of india rub
ber?
Compositor-"No, of glue and mo-
lasses."
Visitor-Of molasses l should
think it would melt.
Compositor-"It will when it gets
warm enough"
His next fall is upon the paper wet
down, ready for press.
Visitor-Why this paper is all wet
Do YOU have to do that?
Compositor-"Yes."
Vistor-What for?
Composition explains and wishes he
would dry up.
He looks around and finds form
of advertisements laid aside. He runs
his finger over column and knocks {
whole spare oft into confusion. Com
positor cross, and says, "you've knock
ed that into pi."
Visitor whistles and goes out wher
composition isn't looking.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-20
-0O-
A Witness.

A Yankee, having told an English
man that he shot, on ole particular oc-
casion, nine hundred and ninety-nine
snipos, his interlocutor asked him why
he didn't make it a thousand at once.
"No," said he, "not likely I'm go
ing to tell a lie for one snipe."
Whereupon the Englishman rather
riled, and determined not to be un-
done, began to tell long story of a
man having swan from Liverpool to
Boston.
"Did you see?" said the Yankee.
"Wcll, of course Ibid. | was COM
ing over, and our vessel passed him a
mile out of Boston harbor."
DWELL, I'm glad ye saw him, stran-
ger, because yer a witness that 1 did it..
That was me-"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-20
A Kansas Court, 1867.

Once an attorney for the defence
took his cigar from his mouth, and
behind huge puff of smoke objected
to certain testimony on the other side
as inadvisable. The justice gravely
replied:
"The Court sustains the objection
and rules that the question cannot be
asked at this stage Of the game"
The inference was, that "the court
played poker. 80 -.-s,.,-ve
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-20
Extract from the Democratic Bible.

Extract from the Democratic Bible.
The following audacious justifica-
ton of cold d-blooded murder and trea-
son appears in that leading Copper
head journal, the La Crosse Democrat:
"Do you blame us when we say
that God was just in sending John
Wilkes Booth on that dark Good Fri
day night, three years ago, the dark
est and gloomiestin American history,
to strike the traitor down, and liberate
the white freemen of America from the
yoke of despot? God is just. He
struck the tyrant Lincoln from exis-
tence at an hour when the country
could no longer bear the burden of
him; and God, in his wisdom, cannot
let the free people of America, whom
he has so protected and prospered,
long remain chatting under the rule Of
any despot."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24

~ ACT additional s.. rtsps.r ,,xhty-cus - r. :,
yts.d .tsfats- n rvsafA'H O. ainfainlrF vr,ss A.
tirn. acaiHs !-rrs.'r. 1i r'siisEts ~ ms stat
b. - r,strf,rf. a.
Sr,.ri.s l. Wtra m action Z. hruusht By 10
an uh1 O. net an iutntifant ~ ihts state. er u.
caHut - ynf the-rip g. - ssrrvi ~ita iyrrs-, !.
shai D. held So ksssEvE O. ssg scN.n hrnps sos Asas
I'll ui hfrs- if tt drf lsnt in thr trst aEfirb q es
dfuaands ~ "a iWa "a tash hstare ~
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~IrT " thvrs srv several ssfi u'izr'- lr 'te A.
ig.usi arttrn zach 90 thru tray hFirE snrh rst.s,
tisc sra,r,st the Urtktual glsintif aad Wy D. stl
g. -. "a 20. iudspst sgsir~' thss uttrh "a, b. =
rr,rr,i against hifsseif 40 his rn.talt q,
Inspr.T " ias iattsf !edgulrui y ~ tgairss i.s
alone
sF,v z The writ in surh evoss action NAY - n,
sei tse isrstu u o. epysarr A. Va Hitnvur7 q =
palutif shr urts irai ssft, ard sGch scrs5cr. "a
+. sati ard ssscsaal AZ u made On ,i" iarty ~
--if ulthtn this state
Sr.r ne ceusf IN Which 'hs Aett,nS OF sn-
- tir-ta are rrpdlag mag vrAff entluuHres.
ttiIk prrsr - n-sss az g. ruahr ihr zi'ssri -
ir drEui thr srtluu brnuEht aEsiust hi5a. ana a.
,saht sith-r tsty g. ~ ~ hls Judgment 90 strss
tt.t against that which f. recovered F~st tlsl ID
tfs ArtEaa sfas.i rlt o. anrraset ably aaiass . q
rsrtc,t or ,irfan'l 81 siiarr party
tArgruse,i t,trsary a.. les,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24

AZ tt-T - amend s~cttfa hftF-ase - cbsr'rr ~
iysjN 90 ihc revised .tsisse- la rs.asi.u 81. 'r.-
- o. r1f7rssf =
Tlt. nfst frsta-sflru - s,cft.n fffr-sv~ re- t-s~
Frhivfiv e 81. rrvisssl statatrs ls hrrr iI
o. s4dtEc sftrg tlr uurd hiu4 ia f-t %
go rila s4ns pcF,s- hst slfhsF l. f4yttl. a -
ard IL 49, asvTf-s. thai The tfs-clarE'-.1 r
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tissf ~ t~nsua q say n~r"rshiv 81 --it
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,r,r,t ~ h.ss Bhrs fttter Is fsyst.ir tta g..
r..f rs~r~ except IN ttr rkrf- pT.yitr.i f'is
'aird sscI..gi NEfFvr,d lrtfsagy y. I'ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Chapter $50.

An AT - -.-cti0p tvV 81 chapter one han
Ord thirty -~irh, "A the rsyissd staiutsz.
~ ~ ssa,t.frsf. &C..
SE-r 1 ~scti"u tvro - chapter one hur trvd ftiir
t-crht 81 tn resissd stRntss kFrvbY amended ~
striking the fYaTth lane and Inserting the in
tug sufds two Ws-rss' ngtica In any EIFr
rufli.hsSi aid cuuuty that the slause Gee
saia srcti1n shan rad fellow. ia AL rtittDhs
- ~. governor TOT pardon couufnu tatiun - rt-
stsnrs ~rtttrn n"tr. thereof shall L. given thr
sc.,unty a,toravy tlsv essnty whcFe The
'tr-d snd Ussks tietsoe Ia any ncWsrzg-r put-
li-lisd IN aid county.
SEcr 3 Iiiis act shall take etsct ~hen approved
tAppuNed February u. I~'ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Ghspt.s ISS.

An ACT PRIV tainr tF thr arnvndrnent - 10 rriz-
- Icyssscd Rcrrs. ON cytialu civil prucs,s.s
Hs u ersarfrf. e.
Wheu ANY drVuty shsTiH has shade srrrisr - a.
rotarpri anY srii executive. other irr-t-s y
dad. tho csfurt 90 safi.lsctcry preset ~ ia hra
MAJ ailnN thc shrrig amber shpun such dcputg e..
cd and IN czs "a his Grath. auy deVntY ~ 90 ,ia
shtrf IN srtsrntssiOu A. thn time - tltF sFrYios
tuch prtt sNFrstiuu utisrr gfocssf. - arsua fi
rrfuru thereof IN tlie aauic ukunvr, aud sith n.
saunr yssct a. " ausrusrsi ~ The waicef Nts ne
suct srfs zftsi r~tufn itfrii-d the rirhts a
psfti.s shali not - srfvted thsrviiy
lAPpros.,, irtraars a. is>.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
shapt.T 1917.

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araia.t fAriics ailnE Trgitse us iu tal.NrvFief
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debt g-r,sstir ir 6srkNF'ry. - 90 rbaras.r- 90
vrEfd b. 1laflafErei ~ tatrtrarf's terl $50
hru it shall srgsar thai zee cod, rts-t 90 sHf s
% ths g. feSsfiAHt- lss Met DE- Ist'ira tu hsstr
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Az ACT rsruiafiug ths dutiss ~ rvsa coa<>ulsti,s
una highpay suFtsFvrs.
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ssC1 i Nc .hsH ~ ths dnf~o rrRd - Estaisff,
u cttrr hirhxey surveyors % towns aud urrar-
al riautasinus Ia tht. stat O. s. oVW bsit..v.,
highvay dtstrlcts or caus~ N o. ~ doue by Other. L
81. mouthr - April. May. duee August, Ssrtsn..,
,stnbrr and Nvvvtnbsr In each war, aud rela.,. I'm,
lorss obstfustious ~ Tie Vuhfie travel aud ~.
surh lafrets may ocrar frtel uSS l. tEe NEE
tur travel dangerous rivv nHticv 81 sCch a.ts-; 4
the tanuirifal glhcsrs ~ ths town
SEfr Any rad c'trualsziouer - hiEhwny az.
esyor nsslCcg4ur O. rurpp2y Win ne Trotissizs l.
section one 90 tlis act .hall - uahis - Iua ~ =
i've dollar. whieh nav - recovered ~ courit.ss
one hall a. fts pf m town uhrrr sVsk e,luE.,
sis't.s ~ sarsr,ur r'sii~s sud cnc hsa g. the -
p}airaDt
SN,r ! This act shall take cc-c, uhea ayfru,,,
tAppruvrd tchruary H. 10,