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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

One hundrs1 Democratic gain q Aeun4
City. ILL.,, election.
Nsv snslssA Aoti,slAvssy Society hes
pronounced Asainst Grant.
Radicals q SprinaslA. H., failed twice to
ergauiss . Grant Club.
rue RAIDS had Gliding bottems 70 their
balist-boxss In Fierida, and Democratic bal-
lets went through and were not counted.
Rseussus Peudlsses delegates are warssd
By the Cincinnati Enquirer that the west
will not os pleasant part Of the Uaicn for
them. II they desert the gresnback hero 10
the New York eonssnsion.
Ben Wade. the late prospective Prsaidsst
Of the United States, ~ vhom every hun.
sry Radical once -huatsr in the land cfingsd
eod fawnsd, has not bsen heard Of since
impeachment failed. Old Hen has been
laid up in ordinary, along with Stanton and
ether WORTHLESS.
Aosoeding to the logic Of the Radicals,
~ saerificed hundreds Of thousands Of
lives and accumulated debt Of three thou.
ssnd millions 10 order that negroes nigh,
be supreme in the Southern Statee, and bs
elected to the Legislature and to Congress
~ wonder the soldiers Of the Union army
sepudiatc Radicalism.
The Rsdieal journals are nsakiug . grea,
paraas Of the fact that accssding to the re-
port u the National Frsedn,sn'a Savings
and Tsust Company, the Freedmen havs
e4.l90, 20S.70 on deposit. This nay Or may
Dot b the case. II 10, whore the nsees-
sity ~ adding twelve millloas % the ma
toool indebeodnssa 10 osdss 10 sneoA)n the
esee6osa's Dursau year loaese Tf e q
1es eae, tAsa Why - shs Radicals decisive
the people with such Abeminabls false
4 Anpdred ulllioss Of tAxatioa has bssn
tAkso -, os1 that chiefly - bsasos asaall
pessiea q the coamaaity-shs manefse.
tueses u ~ Eastern Stsees-wAas The nv.
saus 70 dsclining 10 every direction aad NO
where se0ing ~ 70 The estimates. The
s4poaditusss have been increasing. and u
tbs War Department enormously; the
Treasury 10 being dep!stsd. aud there 10
every prospect that within short time the
income Of the Government will not meet The
demands. II there be not some change for
che better soon the Treasury will be bank
rupt. Looking at the extraordinary pre-
cesdiues 10 Congress on the tax bill, reve-
me- la0s, and other financial measures, and
q the incapacity Of msmbsra, we fear the
0evssnmsnt 10 approaching iiuaoclal ruin.
We advise our people TO look out Tor break.
- shsad.-(Nsw York Herald.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

Oo400V = ~ UoO V08040xs
A ssiend Of osrs sende - he followias.
and veuchss for NE truth Of the state
mont:
At . recent eeosieo Of ooo ofthe
courts in South Carolia, - eattfs negro
jury vas snpansled. A castwas brought
before thsm-the witnesses examiasd ,and
the atternsys made their respective argu-
msnts. Tim jsdgs, after laying dewn ths
Law sni rscapitulatiag the esoll0oly. have
the papers into the hands ~ the fl1nao,
an intelligent loekine darker, NTH inoAeuc.
tions that 40 soon % they found verdict.
TO bring il in without delay
Thirty minotse OF more elapsed, when
the jury returned, headed BY the foreman,
and stood before Ne judge.
Az the forsnaa Appeared 70 hesitate. the
judge inquired
diet ?"
me. Nasss Jades. ~ haAsa't souaa'.n,'
replied ths sbsay jssynan. sNsls.F
i ssItss . sssy PLAIN t6ss," eaid The Judss.
"oAase Aslp Il oassa, ssalda't 80 IT,"
reDlie1 ebeay aGoio. y-rw
"On What grounds :" inquired The
I'VE dlis't hex ials d grounds. mana
Julgs." replied NJ fsssaan; ''ds sssifsr
tsek u cut into Dc grounds, bat 10 tosk
us into room sud looked a. In an tols
% when vs found % verdiet,hs wsuld let
% out. 50 We began to find dc verdict,
an searched every nook, cosnsS, crebis. an
cherry ting dsre vas in dat room. but We
foun' no virdict-no nofin OBJ do kline dar"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

A Sscnsf SocsDfY or WonsN.-Ths 10.
dies u Chicago mot to BE- outdone BY those
Of New York, have actually organized .
"Sorosis"-a secret society Of women. from
which al msmbsrs Of the male persuasion
are studiously excluded. The society
holds its regular meetings. lis objects, -
far a. We can ascertain. are social improve
ment, the moral relevation Of the human
race, and to secure tho the right of suffrage
for women. We have been trying to find
out who its officers and members are, but
in this case the women keep their secrets
with remarkable success. We learn, how.
ever, that there is already q large member
ship, in which are included solns Of the
wives and daughters Of leading citizenr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

HI AIR r. T. s T. O r T. n
Is UNIvRRsALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
By the Thousands who have ussd u. to b superior
to al other Hair preparations now before The pablo.
TAIo - NOT 4 DYE,
- Il contains no Coloring matter whatever. and Il
not composed or Poisonous Drugs, being ve9eta.
BILE Compound, and not injurious In its application
FOR RESTORING THB COLOR
Il has No eQnal. where the Hair has beeone Grey
with g. Sickness Disease Of The Scalp lev ap.
pcations Of the Restores viii In vssy ehoft time
restore the Hair 70 IT. original color. condition md
As 4 COMPLETE HAIR DREsslN0
II cannot be surpassed. Il removes all DendroA,
nses snd aa9en To- " SAY, prssesn - Hal.
cases, kesp the No. COOL ne haif mois and eives
Il : Ane, glossy. and ~ ural appsafancs.
FOR TIME LADIES' TOILET,
This co0poanA = uosurpo0od. Try e aad IN yo0e
&is1ds vAa1 IA think q Il. n propsietR ~
tD1tnseaGle 6 pele aoon1e4oo - ps0vo - - eDG1m
~. = 13ySwIsA HsASSaHiE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

We ~ uoe4 u private pfoe0co u lo0S. meg
vas iAsasduss1 - ~ publie h ~. sihes whieA
sins &Asis sspatAfisa In sx.eaAsd. mtil eAsy have
ssais b s.ssss sssll sshse CsaAAsas fusifyiss
Medicines There 10 hardly a.fsnily sa>oR civil
ssd nations Who have net psrssnal svidsnes Of Ass
bens1eial eoects. Their gFsat sueesss y ewiae TO
their saifsrn reliability nb asss Of Constipation.
b sious aAd StomachIe dissasas, wAsthef q long
o. short dufaien. They ars snrifsly vegetable n
their composition. One ingredient spsas sAe perss
se Tie skin: another IL diussts. and stimulates
proper action efths didnsys; thifd 10 ensalieat.
loosening phlsen and hunor nom the lunss; other
propsrties are warming and eatAastsc, aaa elsanss
the stomach an bowels from anAsalshy sssstisns.
Their combined effects 10. 10 regulate the impaired
fanetions Of the system, and "a Prodncs health. II
b not asserted MoiAts Pills sre allthat they
win cure0ali complaints-but under Ordinary cir.
cunstanccs they may be relisd npsn to cure Nsr-
vone and Sick Headachc. Cositivsness, Dyspepsia.
Indigestion. Jaundies, Liver And DlnlOas CON-
pisists, Colds, 0eacrsl Weakness, Ac. They are
expressly made for these dissaees. 1nlions upcn
millions Of snres can b eitsd. In single instance
has complaint ever come to oar knewiedgs, where
they have not operated - recommended.
TheQusstion 10 sfsn asksdswhy M that 1sestS
Life Pills meet with such wonderful e1eceeD
BseaaasSS periiy ~ DlesepaaA Ahss remove
all causss Of diseases 10 the system.
Deeeuso No. ~ pOWerlalN upoo - 0ec1o0ons q
the body, aAd esnovss eli impusitiss st once.
Decelse 10y - 20 se4Uco IT, eyoeoo, Bot IN
vigosss a-thss requiring no rsstrsint non psses-
~ q saslnsas, - dayas their operation nsvss
9fips o. pain the bowels.
y~os q nm C2ss
q psans aflGsGss's ~ Pine. which cared tlsn
sfDystsps1a, lsdRsstisa. DleeAes Of the Liver.
Len AspsalaVs lasAaba 1sysf - Aeass nses-
ANA Neuenae1o - lh6amA&aGn. u Ne f11se 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

The LEGAL editor Of the Terrs Haute(Ind)
Express Ssce0neds that articles and pla.
Gee infested By bed-bass b washed with
salt aud water. Fill NE cracks add eesvi-
css wherein they are hid, and they sill
give no moro trouble.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

The pork packers ~fSt. Louis have joint
y arranged to give 81, 600 in prizes for the
best breed Of hogs, to be exhibited ct the
81. Louis iair. which begins on the 9th day
q October. The lafgest prize 10 $500. and
10 given Tor the best bear and Gov Of any
breed. with 6vs pigs Of the same breed, not
Ovee Gin meath oId.ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-.-----1----
ANSWER 70 MEDICAL INQUIRIES.


xrme.l R,,.nrss-r. R: R. n: once.
DrAs pcon =, ,n s,v st;,e properties Of sARs
ingar,ss "a ,ss .ssoristes as constituents n
AfAniLLi !. -, so p s1OfvHNT in Lung affse-
ear kkNovAIINso s,s,i ,snre, in arrest.us waste
uons, nc ~ s,r.fnngs healing Ulcers, looeening
a y. phl.cm and enabling DE patent s1peetossss
eeiy me INC reiis osihe Lunes and Bronchi sst
III pas.k ss.,s .snins M The reueyvi stssngth Of
nc r:pa5 The n. ws,: .ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

Or. whites. which follow locaasbllits - eeaaits
tioaaaWsahassA - - sesetusliy cured " The uss
Of Robseks stomach Ditters. Do not ~ Ne drae-
eist ssii yss aay ethw rsnsdy, . thsss Bitrs -
prepared ~ saeaal sscsssscs to this complaint,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
BOOT MARKET !
CHICAGO NAAE.
OFFICE o.
=. CHAPIN = CO.,

The trade being about over for III kinds rod q
eo1yy war Ne h1ve now coDmencod on liz Of
opfh9 eDedo ed would call partculaf att Atom 70
en- Pfkee for Calf Boots and high Cut Da1. Whole
Leather Brogsa. O1s Calf Doot y - nsat6es ana
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

lcats1 - ~ uss Of nobeeks Blssa Purner in cen-
unetioA VIII RebacAt Bleed PMS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

rneaR is almost universal complaint Or
dullnse~ in business. Merchants. manufso.
tursrs aud workingmen ire alike suffering
from s,Agna,iop in trade, aud yet Congress-
o. Friday passed Tho Freedmsn's Bureau
bin, bv which twelve milions more viii 10
added to our national debt. Remember
this. citizens who complain Of dull tinss
and high price,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

Tettsr. Pinpss. e~sl.sd Drssst. Sore Nipplss Chi.
blaas. fias. Cuts. Barns. Dsuisss, osal1s. aadser
al external aps,Ieasisns Il has 10 parallel. Asvsn
perfectly eussa sAess es0Dlaints wAsn ~ otasr
fo0o1ioo had failed.
Wehsvoa lafee nanbse e s1ssi1eatss iFea veil
nswn nj reliable psspas. VIE ssfstS sAas faes's
C1inax 0slve ~ Dse6ssty cared ~ Ulesss, eases
sfT1ttss Piles ssd otrsssls Sores, aissf tAey ~
besn rsaAelIby pAyeicims sad sivsn sp - aesrablst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,

Are now auished snd n operation. More than
twenty Thousand men are smpioysd. and Il 10 rot
Sscramerto will be finished ia 1ss9instead OF 1870.
TIA UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive:
IA Government Grant Of the right
OF way all necessary ,imber ana other materials
found along the line VI tts epera,ions
ia Go.ysrnlnsnt Grant sni. .. .a LIZ"
on each side ofits road This IL an absolute dona
ton. and will be source Of large rsvesue IN the
future
un,ted states Thrty.,esr Bonds amounting TO from
$40 ncusto sAs 100 per mile, according to the dt
euties be surnounted on tho various sect ons TO
he built The Government takes secon mortgage
security, aud ii u psctsd that nst only the tnrr
est but tie pr1ncipal amoant - - paid in servi-
ees rendered by tho Company In transporting troops
i "a: . ::s Rtp osSs 8:
to aid in building tho road. to the same amosnt .:
=. -. - Ss. Ssn 'Ss f. sn sssfss
for the Pisst Mortgage DondholdePs T. deliver ehe
Bonds 70 The Csapny oaly - ~ iead y complies
Commissioners and psopounesd y b. In all specss
6rst class Railroad
va Orptt.l Stock Su BE-: s!s, |7.
lion Doiis;s have been paid ID ipos tSs volt =.
ssady done and which ~lu b - IL wnAse
= he Company require.
xrS Is; . S.Gn :. ,sa
oereet 81 - Tjsot Norleaeo nonAs. Thea eafal1ee
asa no icaiion. Of the van through sa@c l4as
muss tsllew the opsasng efeAs linz - ~ Iae1e.
bstshey ssrtainly prove tAas
FIRST MoRT0AGe Bonds
upon such property. costing nearly three siues
tAsie anea1t.
Are aecare lSsyeaA Any Ceatis.
gency.
III. Union PAesa: Bond. run thirty years. s =.
bear annual interest," payable on the nrst Gays OF
Januarv and July at the Csmpany's Once in the
City u New York at the ratio OF e'x per cent In
gold The principal Is payable In gold It maturity
t.: price % ;spss so
Ths Company believe that these Bonds, At me
present rate the cheapest seeurty In the rakel
and reserve the right to ADVANCE the price Al an{
time Subscriptions viii be received IN New SoA
At tho Coumpauy's Once No. -
Naahua street.
ANDBY
| Holm i. Cisco 4 Sen. Dankerss
Ne. 50 Wall street
ANDBr
The lse. National Bank Of Das
venpors, Iowa.
Remittanees sh0alA ~ made IN 6safee 81 ethel
fupds mar In New York. and the Bonds will be sent
ire Of charge b. rstaSA e1pssss. Psses subscrib
ing thseagh local agents. viii 70 them Tor their sais
'ISinpulRr AuD MAP FOR lses he's jsst
bese pulllsAea ~ the c9npaay. diving iulss isDr
| nation thsa q poosible g On adveitnenent. re
pectne ~ Progress eftoe Wssk. the Raseufees 2
C CO. "a sSc yslas o. IL: Bosds. vita
viil b esns me- q epPSootlsn. & he Company
e6ss OF g ~ Of The advertised agents.
John j. CISCO, Treasurer. New Hosk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

rna Radicals can't uodsrstsad matters
a. they are daily TRANSPORTING in the polisi
cal world arouad them. They 49, the De.
mocney isbiians, eon6dant aud dsfisat.
while their ewn party iutinidatsd and
trembling. They have lost oil hope. ara
ere ready - give NJ the contest.
CaAxf stsck ID not advancing. % the
contrary, tAsss i . marked depressisn. The
people vail - sshs hssd. They dsa't Ike
g ,nvcst in candidate wAs 10 uAAeens-
toned 70 pahlis spsakins," and who has
mo policy" Of His oHp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TRADE NARK
~ - II ~

- Rne's AlAhasler Cream!
~uu MOST ppAuTlrrL AND nAlALBSa cos
06TiC IN The WOR1Dt
=. viii not Irjure the most Delicate Skin!
Ia presence on the face cannot be detected can
n. ss,oyed only BY v6eAing and who re0esed
"a; n. = tha IL & Solar. smoother aud white than
b. fore ri eradicstes every diseolorston OF the face
wiener essscd ~ exyss,: = - wsshsss - b d.
SaDikyT COMPLETION 0RTHB YOUTH
single trial proves All these statements.
A,d ii. entire sasts with which It can be nsed,
males lie success complete.
- Ash for Ia Rne'e-sce that the name OF IA
NM Co l. blown in the bottle, and orr trade mark
Al he TOP Il the mont label. sod ~ Gseenss
hn,is CHURCH . YllNf. rropsieters.
S'''' - HaftSofAs Ce1e.
&C. WneA -. ~ toks 60. 9. osoeWh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

A few weeks ago 10 briefly stated that
Mr.. Stilss, now stopping with bis grand
daughters, 10 this city, has reached the re.
markabls sgs Of 102 years.
We ysaterday sojeysd . very pleasant
visit with Ar. Stiles, aud few faets in ~
gar l TO him will not fail to b Interesting
70 our readers.
II gives one . sense Of ave 10 sit and
converse With enc whe bears the weight Of
. hundred and more years, who tsics voted
for Gen. Washington for the Presidency.
who speaks knowingly Of the fashions be-
fore the Revolution. 1t is HISTORY vivitied.
No one would suspect Mr.. Stiles extreme
age from his conversation or appearance.
lie has now more vigor than most men Of
seventy, and seems likely to live many
years yet. His step il reasonably firm,
his mind clear, his memory tenacious, his
disposition cheerful aud social, his voice
unbroksn, and his conversation snlivensd
with touches Of sentiment aud wit.
MIR. Stiles was born in Woodbury., Itch.
geld county, Conn. May 81. 1865. and Is,
Their fore, little over I02 ysars old. His
first wife WAS Martha Ransom, daughter OF
EbsneEsr Ransom, Of vergsnnes, w.,
hs had three children. His second wife,
Elizabeth Cummings. whs lived near Plat
tsburg. N Y, he married in 1909, and che
died at Hsssl Green, 10 THE State, in ls47.
having born him ten chtldesn.
Mr.. Stiles followed, - rather led The ad-
Of civilatioa westward to the Mississippi,
having located Il Hazd Green, Grant eeuu-
y. Wisesasis. 10 1889.
HE Masonic history 10 alike Interesting
and Memorable - him. He hAs beeo Ma
son seventy one ysars, and 10, no dosbt,
the eldest Macon % this csntinaot. He
wss neds mssea q Toronto, Canada
Wet. Dessubss -. 1877. when Wn. Jss-
vis ~ grand Aastee = Casaoa. TIE
LsdeD = Tsrsoke Was Ne. 10 u that iusis-
dicties. he hes assisted 10 ferninf very
many Lodges, aad 10 nov usmbss 81 Hs-
ssl Green Lodge, Ne. % q shis Stats. He
d net, like ~ macy, 0asso 0Wsly h
nams-a rough ashlsr, bot hs has bosa .
devoted student Of its tsschings, and .
iAithful folloWse Il its pescspts, his oane.
~ holds intact its lecturers. aud he 10
truly q polished stone at for tha xooooe'e
use
With bic mattel naaisl an1 shesseal lia
pss.siss. - - - - $500.
ysalA aaA frssa1s " ai1aio- - u aeas
6sssfc hin, b. stAads upeA II he Sas-
rsaeAisg poiat sfsi0s, waiting ~ lfaeasses
bsck - sse0 ~ naneow epaeo MD
kespe hin ften Tho sse&hes sids.'' Nay
he call b aeui1e vhea n oooss, and the
answer ready end willing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30


which In tvinking PRODUCES Ta1 MOST
ENCHANTING SHADES or COLOR. Hsn Brown
10 Black 10 consequently universal Saverits. The
more especially - 1t IMPROVES THE QUALITY
OF THE HAIR and requires renswing lees frequent
y than any other. CRlETADOROD HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE. wosld you have luxufisnt glosey
iresses clustering around your hrows, Ike vino TIN
drills round parian shaft Purohase that celebrated
and mstchlsss preparation known throughout the
fashionable world q. CHRIsTADOROS hair pre-
sentative and bcauiiner Sold by Druggists, and ap
piled by all M.ir Dresaers. Mandatory No -
Maiden Lane Principal Depot Not Astor House
Antiquity of Brandreth's Pills.
Age is not claimed a. merit, only AZ sign ofin-
rsslc worth The really assfsl artiels lives with
strong vitality the poor one lAagolhss Tor time
and then goes ont easily. BsA~nnsms Pn1. are
sven prescribed by great physicians vixen ~ bow
IL cali loudly for help becasss ~ aeves ial 10
opsn and give rsiisf. Hundreds u tAousads would
esssidss Y calamity II these ~ iy PMS could
net b. obtained. Ithas Ssen oncially sstflsd that
more Of BsAxnssu's Puls ars seld Than all other
pin pat together. Merit sells then. BaAsDnssns
PMS pcssesses qusaitss whieA RESTORE evssy srgan
and Absr Of the body TO health ase purely vegeta
bic asa saie fos every period Of life. PrlscpA q
Zee, BrsnlretA Aense, New Yesk. Sold BY al
Druggists. B. DaAHDaEts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

LANDS DISPOSED OY.-Ths Sioux City
Journal says the following lands were dis
posed Of in that district during the month
Of May:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

AS AN APERIEET.
Thsss y 10 medicine - aueh h fsves With thees
No ass sequaiatsa vitA .thsir action - nsbask'a
Dssd Pills: tAsy sass. pleasant ~ mild IL sAss
spssssisa. end ars bsrsly vssseabas - bstaksA
y cAillrsnsas we'll - adults: ~ sAea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

Dasius h. Manean. Pseslaeae. JoAse Morrill, u.
Rotary. Kecslvee Depo6ils - allsws rOUa H49
e essE 4 aS I'll St z 4 ssl sss; e
4 4. S.s 4; Z a'featL ais
among over ~ shareholdsre. comPs'steg oaeee2ns
49, 49, 1s;lIa F: 81 IN,
Ss.ee. &: Csepsas ts}h|S 8: aes TSoc g
90. sedeivee 1eDeeiIs = lem " sAen a4ssnts,
snd psrmits tApn 70 b ersFn e yhels Or IL gSs
afiDUhe iutsssst - al da!lv bslaneee. @AeSe.e
throughout the county can keep aecQune - 0ie
Institution with special Advantases Of con-
venienee and profit. Js0 do~sm
Ladies'. use Dr.. velDau's French Pills. Sold "
Harrison q Starks, % Bsndy Street..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

KnER txouR RLooDWuRE
rAsss ~ Aessnediss, new he1UW oG4olle. 20
veil es1elnaned to psrtcy ~ - - Sseoastruet
lso to svo1k1the 49, 1g1eGm = Robeck's nleod
Puziase. xeed lius aaA SesaAeA 2itisss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
Ao~D, a0A5, l0os,

In isoa the grandfather OF DR. Tobias introduced
the VENETIAN LINIMENT in England. 1t Wa .
sncce,s although the price vas Guinea . Bottle.
His late Majesty William Nv. used II Tor Chronic
Rhsunaiisu,, and entirely cuSsd. after suffering
for years. his attending ply sicians being unable
to elect cure. nd be wrote Q letter OF thanks,
which IL now In poseeesou ofmy uncle In Liverpool
have offered Rieo sterling for that letter hni u vas
refused lu AZ put II out in the Cnited States.
and now In 1865 the sale IL immense Thousands
~ families are never without it II 10 safe and limo
cent TO apply externally. For II years l have war
ranted ii the following complaints Cholera.
Daunea, Dysentery, Group. Collie. Cramps. Nomit-
ing and Sea sckue-e. taken intensity, and Chronic
Rheumatism. Bufns. CuD. Druseo. CD SORES,
Toot hache, Frosted Feet Swsllines, Inscct etnRs.
and paine in Chfet. Back or Limbo. externally. II
never fails. II used directed for Cholera or Dys
enieryt.s certain. II used when first attacked. No
one once trying IL will ever be without II Sold by
Drugeis,e Price Fifty Cents and One Dollar De.
pot. 10 Park Place. ". Y.
What every fourth person needs
Ia some convenient, agreeable and prompt remedy
for Habitual Costivsness. II would advise all thyss
who are troubled with Dyspepsia Costiv Piles
Biliousncss Headache, or any form ofIndgestioa ia
use Dr. HAsR,sors PRansAIrsr Lossaen." Eleha
Huntington. II. D., Ex Lieutenant-6overnof Of
Massachusetts. They are peasdst tetAs taste and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

TAs-pArsas, nearly the half Of whose
Substance IS wrung from. you in The shape
Of oppressive burdens. what think you Of
ths continuance Of tho Freedmen's Bureau
bill. by which twelve million more will be
6iched from YOU next year This 10 the
work Of retrcnchment which the Radicals
promised you should be- begun. pretty
beginning, truly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

A.>sA~- 1Aoenohnene OGAeDo.
u 10 aassusssd tAat Thad. Stsvsns Aas
srspassl Wl.h graf .sass nee articles o.
iupssehmsss againss The President, which
be yin sssa prsssss ~ ~ nsass. he
charges the President With fsar distinct o.
fences. ~ fellcws:
F,rst-rsr . violation OF the Cepabisu.
tion, IN sppsistise provisional eevssosss
and other eAlesss 10 the late rsbellieue
S,ans
Sesood-UsuspAasa h sGass. n using
his high posseiee - esnsps vstsss u vet
ing the Demosrasis ticket
Third a. Ususpstion in once. By using
corrupt means . defeat The reconstruction
lava in the Southesn Ssatss, aad - place
Shs control Of those States u the hands o.
those Who ere hostile to the existence Of
free government.
Four.h-Co.fupt use Of the judiciary
power, ia giving ltss pardons 70 counter
letters and dsaersesS % sond ,ston that they
~ou,d aid ia defeating the laws Of Con-
grsss. aud in slsvatiag che DsmoosAt'c par
y to power.
Stevens articles embrace other alleea-
tons which he declines to give out Tor pub
location before they are presented 10 Con-
ersss II il asid that old Thsd. will not
press his articles. II the House exhibits
di.s,iistsctior.' but will lhang Lengthy
speech upon them.
Ws hope Stevens viii NOT only be allowed
to maze his spccpa, but that tho House Will
ADOPT his articles. Thoys are many crazy
heads IN the Republican party who will s"'
dorse anything which promises the dsPo
sit,on Of the President. They have mol
yet been able to realise ths intense disgust
Of tho people at thsiE former conspiracy
and need more tangible evidence OF II, be
fore thsy will content themselves with th'
disehasgs Of their Congssssionh duties
The fall elections will teach them how th'
people regard their ssnssless war upon th'
Prssidsnt. and their soutinssd s'olAoten o
the Constitution. Let 10 nave another i'm
psashmsnt trial. aud the tats 81 ths runp
.se ss the next election will b sealed.