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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

After the committai Of crime there al
Ways comes repentance. For the past tw
Years the leaders Of tho Republican party
have been prosecuting the people Of the
South with unrelenting persistence, and all
because they wonld not kiss the rod that
smo,e them There WAS no punishment
that they could think Of that they did not
heap upon the unhappy people who inhabit
that portion Of our Union, and not esntsnt
With visiting their vsngencs upon these
poor suffering creatures, they turned their
wrath against every one who refused to
:, Din and aid them 10 their possessions -
Any one Who differed with them or expos
tulsted against their course Of conduct Was
al once marked, and II possible was broken
down and destroyed socislly, politically,
and financially. No mercy was shown
and no quarter Was given to any one wto
dared to object or prctest agains. the out
RACES. upon law. justice and morality, that
we're daily pcrpe.ratcd by the leaders Of
the Republican party. They have gone on
50 far that their own actions begin to plague
them, and many Of the prominent men be-
longing 10 the party are nov seeking the
stool OF repentance and crying out sgains.
ths snormities that the men who have -.
sumed the control Of The party have been
and are Al the present time psrpstratisg.
There 10 certain length In crime beyond
which men who have arsgard for here or
hereafter cannot be issoed to 80. To
this point the Rspsblieaa party has been
brought. and al men Of character Who have
heretofore been connected With that organ
nation are becoming disgustsd With IL,
and now repent that they ever we're Oonnsc-
Cd with sss Of nsa vhs retain power By
prosecution. and who brand each other
- malignsrs. thieves and murdsrsrs; men
Who have no respect for themselves Or any.
body else, and would without hssitation
destroy al that 10 good, o. NO
bio in the 0svssnnsat 70 continue 6sm-
selves in possr and position. Il ought,
and ne doubs 10 gratifyiog 10 the conssr-
vs,ivs people Of the country that there ore
men who have been afiliatsd with the Re.
publican party who have the courage d
come out FROM il, and refuse 10 yield obsi
ssncs 10 ito lustiul dsmands, and who rspsn,
that they ever he'd anything 70 do Wisl
such diusputAhls charactsrs - Butler, Ste
vsns, Stanten and Suonsr. They shouit
bs welcomed with open arms, 90 that veal
msu whs fear consequences may zee thu
men Who know what il and dare - d
right, have nothing TO fear, and that q
though Radieals may dsnouncc them III
Conservative masses will sustain them
and avert any blow which may be aimed I
dscaptats or cripple Thorn. lin the nam
OF all the people We say come on 20,
shall be fully protected in the hour Of you
repentance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

VyRlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the
Il 9Th day Of June, A. d. 1883, warrant in
Bankraptsy wss issssd agaiass the. estate Of
Newell Felt, of Leroy. In the county Of
Benton. State Of Iowa, Who has been adjudg-
cd bankrupt. on his own petition. That the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any prop
sry belonging TO such bankrupt. 70 him Or for
are forbiddenby law. That meeting OF the Gre
dtors Of the said bankrupt, to prove their debts.
and choose one or more aseignees OF has estate,
will Be held q Court Of Bankruptcy, to be
holden At MOI West SECOND street, in the city
Of Davenport, before n. N. Price, Regtsser, ..
the !th day Of July. 4. y. 1865, Of 10 o'clock
A. n.
jun6- d4t-sat q. W. CLARK,
U.s.. Marshal, = Messages. Dist 81 lswa.
AAlfu NrlRRY AtfnRnaya for Rotitl0oef.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

TMs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON TIE
tn day Of June, A. D. 1865. a warrant In
Bankruptcy issued against the estate Of Octavin1
Cose, OF Clinton Of the county Of Clinton. and
ehs u Iowa. who has been sdjudged banA!
eur on his own petition; that the payment Of any
Gets and delivery Of any prope.iy belonging 10
euh Bankrupt to him, or Tor HIS nee. and the trans
e. Of any property By him are forbidden by Law
that meeting OF the creitdors Of the said Bankrupt
topr0ve their debSo, and 70 choose one more ~
sneee Of his estate wil Be held 1t Court OF Bank
tcptcy 10 b hoAes q No. West second stsset, n
tle city Of Davenport, before = n. Price. Register
2 The It'll day Of duly. 4. D. 1855 9 y os!Sck
U. 3. Manual. - Messenger, District Of Iowa.
CsAss 6rEvsSs. Att'ys for Petitioner.
ta1-doaW lW.aat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
Notice in Bankruptcy.
Notice in Bankruptcy.

This Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
L Ct dav OF jane. A. d. 1865, warrant IN
Bankruptcy Issued against the estate OF stephen
Wicke Of Dewitt, Clinton county, and State
VI Iosa who has been adjudgcd . bankrupt, on his
delivy Of any property belonging to such bankrupt.
TO hi for HE u.e and the transfer OF any proper
~ By iim. are forbidden by law. That meeting u
the editors OF the said bankrupt to prove their debts
and GOOSE more assignees Of his estate, will
be h. at Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at No.
!, W-t Second street. in the city Of Davenport, b.
fore i NJ Price, Register on the 1th day Of July
A. j 1868.
j.st4t sat g. W. CLARK,
L. y Marshal An Messe ncpr Dist of Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

TNHi 8 Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
= The Sch day Of June. A. d. lses. warrant
70 Bankruptcy was issued agsinst the estate &
Amos Stevens, Of Clinton. in the county 81
Clinton, and State Of Iowa. Who has been sd-
judged Bankrupt ON his own petition that
the pay nent Of any debts AMI delivery Of ny
property belonging t, such Dankruptto him. or
for bis use. andthe transfer Of any property By
hin are forbidden by Law; that . meeting q
the creditors Of the said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts, and TO choose one or more assignees
Of his estate, will be held at Court Of Bank
ruptcy, - beAolden az No. I, West SerOna n /,
in The city 81 Dassupcrt, bsfofo j. ~ Prize,
Register. on The sth day Of July, A D. 1883, q
10 O'Clock, A. n.
tuns-dlt-sas O.W. CLARK,
U. 3. Maehsi - Msseeeesr, Disariet q Iowa
CnAsR 4 9fkvrss. Assumption PstissoneE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

A. remedy to soothe oil nervous excitement, and
In it, truest senfe nervne. there 10. perhaps, 20
medicine extant which 10 received with 70 much IA
vor az Robacks Stomach Bitters; wine glass full
on going to bed ts ell thst IL required 70 produce
sound and hsalthful sleep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
AS AN APERIEET,

There Is NO medicine 20 much in favor with thoss
Who are acquainted With Their action ~ Rsback's
Blood Pills they are safe pleasant and mild in theis
operation and arc purely vegetable; can be taken
BY chil1ren'as well as admits; try them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

Garly Masraa4es.-De. ysaahlia sAvees-
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IL scms convenient, serssabls aad prompt remedy
for Habitaal Csssivsnsss. II weald advise an thyss
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Biiousnsss. Headache. any form ofIndigsstion 70
use Dr.. HAnn,ssa's PDnsssAlzso Lognuau." Elisha
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

More than slightly thouspod Free M.
sons are reported in New Ysek city.
Parfaits Usioa vas the naus az ths 6rsH
1898. J>
A Mrs. Coleman, Of EN.timo,-e. ia co,lect.
Ing natsstal Tor 3 bieneoph1 u our Az.
tiasuiaAsd hrethsr IeioL Crietssden.
The hall Of As2udsr Washington
Lcdee, ~ oasi u whiSA 5S1sAineSon rrs.
ssoea . nastsA 10. bsing hsadseaelv re.
naii zs,,aad, @. N. Of Eselend. receu,lv
.n'ed aspAns alton les tie iniiiatien 81
D.: yoSSps IAN ned eighteen, con Of On old
= 90 % a 49," Ihs ssrsneniss were feeling.
wr..s;d;e. :. MY psrfesnsd, the father
4 ". Beo. Pisrseu, Of Ninn...,. .r.
lered severe loss Ia The recent hr-r;.. ae
0s1hd Lodge Hall, at st. Pspi ,.a.T.,o y
Hs Iossean extensive Masonic in rs,v ~.
his heaviest less il in valuable NSS' ~, :"
Masonry, which has cost hin the lahor .S
lifetime. -
Attorney 0saesal West decides thai IN.
property of the Odd Fellows and Nascn,e
Lodess y subject 70 taxaties. becasss. thee
efnsrs ase net purely publie iastitn tiops.
oeing exclusive 10 THAR eharaetef. ed con
ming snsir charities 70 their own 0aulber-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
TRADE MARK.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
OPTHALMIA,
IEUCORRHTA,

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
MASONIC HEADING.
frem The National Freemason.
Words - ChPloslan CPaltOmen.
WAC are being G-ce,smssssssSS by 6igots for
fA~ir sdAss.ass 70 tAs Gran,

~ asv. MARSHALL .. eulsn, SEE,
Rector Of 81. Joha's Protestant Episcopal
Church, Passsc, N. J.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
Hair Restorative or Remover.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

Daosuaa. stsal fsstl To the Craft b Tree.
- ~ our kAthera we're before MS;
We stand on the rock Of JsnovAnse word.
And the bonner Of Love 6oats Ger 40.
Our cause - just. snd the holy truth
VI Love Ne cannot surrender,
but. hand in hand, each one must stand,
Our househol1's 6rm asfendse.
BaosnRn, staai feet! Though the thunder rear
Ana The tcrked lightning dashes
And the torch Of tbs bigot madly raised
To Icy or fan temple u asheo-
lite fabric grand will doubtless stand
unseathsd b We otora that RACES
Built on rock, IL outlivss the shock.
40 ofpesA % st ssnisg aees.
baofunaa, stan1 fast, Lea no psltrv fear,
Erem Ne path - duty nevs yea /:
The hand Of JEHovAn controls the etspm.
Aaa ~ trial u sent 10 prove ven.
'Quit you like men," and rend each chaf,-
~ bigctry forged -asunder:
Not one should fear whom Cod is near.
Above. around and under.
Bsornsas, sfsnd feet The sreatI.Au
Gives strength e bear mans snesrinc.
And more 10 gained by stadfsstuess
And loving thar BY fearing.
Ia every fold Of 0od's household
We share with you this burden.
And the great love Of Cod above
Will give to each the guerdan..
BaorHsas, ssand fcssf For God and 1rut,,
- Forgiving- Losing blessing:
Your God VII give what men deny
Ccmmun on worth possessing,
HIS frss rsward-a treasury stored
4 cup Of bliss o'erfowing,
golden yield from Loves own field.
To crown your faithful sowing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-13

PnAION'S :. PAPMIAN SOAP" for the TOILET,
NuRSERY and BATH, will mot chap the SKIN.
Price 90 cents per cake.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04
NewSlIeMs.

The Legislature Of British Columbia yesterday Sc
lecsed Victoria as the seat Of government
Weston, the pedestrian, left Walnut Greek, Pa,
ten miles west Of Erie, at five O'Clock yesterday
afternoon for Bufalo, on his walk Of ono hundred
miles in twenty -four hours. He passed Erie OF s:Se
In o heavy snow storm.
gang Of burglars erected an entrance Into the
First National Bank at Port Jcrvis N. Y, last night
but notice was instantly given OF the fact through
the medium Of an ingenious teiegraphic Arrangement
between the bank and the residence OF the President
OF the bank An alarm was given also 70 the oorsars
who escaped without obtaining any booty
The hotel furniture and outbuildings Of VI.
Sherburne, at Chichester, n b. were DESTROYED by
6re vesterday morning. The buildings were insured
Tor $4,000 In the City Insurance Company OF HART
ford Conn. There was no Insurance on the furni-
ture. The loss IL between $4,000 and $4,000.
The ice s oil gone frQm Lake Erie as far as the eye
can reach on BuiYAlo harbor. light In the Light
house at Bufalo was shown last night for the hrst
time this season.
The welland Canal will be open for navigation on
the 18th instant.
The practice billiard match between Joseph Dion
and Melvin Foster, preparatory to the contest be-
tween Foster and McDevitt, was play ed In Montreal
Yesterday and resulted In favor OF Dion.
There was nothing Of importance done In the
Mississippi Convention yesterday.
Fast day in Maine April Q.
A flre at wadsboro, n. O., on Thursday, destroyed
tho Court House. Jail aud seven stores
The Legislature OF Pennsylvania has repealed the
Sunday Liquor Law.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04
POST SEDGWlck. G. A. 4.

bration last night at Steinway Hall, In commemora-
ton OF the evacuation OF Richmond by the Confeder
ate forces. Miss Clara Barton, young woman Of
self-denying disposition who mas distinguished her.
self in connection with the Army OF the Potomac,
both IN the field and In the trenches during the war,
sion mounted the breach with the fOrl0rn hope,
delivered a lecture upon army life and army Incl
dents, containing some interesting and exciting
"reminiscences Of her campaign experience. Mr. q.
w. Morgan, the well known organist, contributed TO
the amusement OF the audience by av0luntary on the
organ. Mr.. w. H. Pope OF wallack's theatre, gave
most excellent recitation OF Barbara Fretchie," In
which his reading was much commended. prayer
was read by Conirade s. B Willis, and n tattoo by
the second Regiment Drum Corps closed the enter
ment.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

RAILROAD JOBS IN THE LEeIsLATURE.-The
railroad legislation going on in Albany is a
curious mixture Of stupidity and knavery. Az
an example take the Arcade Railroad, as It ID
called-the most ridiculous scheme ever pro-
posed, If it really was intended to carry 1t OUT
at all. But the bill is nothing more than q
blind to cover up other railroad enterprises
which it is hoped may be carried through
during the fuss made about the Arcade pro-
ject. The Surface Railroad and the Fifth Ave-
nue. road are the real things aimed at. In the
hope of carrying these profitable lobby jobs
through the cunning plot has been designed to
make great noise about the Arcade subterra.
mean concern, which the jobbers have no In
tention Of establishing.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

ment without engrossing, as was done at the last
session. when 1t occurred that the bills passed
so late they had to be engrossed from the original
hierogyphics by guess work.
In the Canadian Parliament yesterday Sir John A.
Mcdonald stated that the government had under
consideration the matter of the customs regu-
ations OF the United States preudcia to the Cana
dian fishing interests.
The Indian Commission now at Omaha expect to
leave Immediately for the North Platte, where they
will meet Spotted Tail and other chiefs who did not
sign the treaty last fall, but who will now probably
akree to the terms proposed.
The newly elected Legislature OF Arkansas met ana
organized at Little Rock yesterday. II is still unde-
cided whether the constitution Is ratified, both par
ties claiming victory and the military having the
returns in their own hands,
Colonel Grenfeldt the ex- Confederate Enylishman,
who has been imprisoned at the Dry Tortugas for
cOnspiring to burn Chicago during the war, mas
escaped from prison and s now at large.
The Lower Mississippi Is steadily rising cre-
vase is threatened on the west bank, by which the
wide sugar planting country known as Acadia, In
Louisiana, will be inundated.
The political contest in Georgia is becoming ex-
cited. The friends OF Irwin (the independent candi
date) and Bullock (the republican candidate) for
Governor are working hard. Linton stephens and
General John B. Gordon addressed the democracy of
Richmond county ON Thursday night, advising the
people to vote against the Reconstruction constitu
tiOn.
The examination OF the Galveston, Texas, ware
house frauds tobacco shows ffty-eight thousand
seven hundred and nine pounds credited, over one
half OF which is missing
Two negroes were hanged at Tarborough, N. c.,
yesterday, for the murder OF a white man named
Cutchen, in August, 1866. They both met death
bravely, protesting their innocence to the last.
very large crowd Of negroes witnessed their eXecu
ton, and with the exception OF slight attempt to
break through the guards. no disturbance occurred
Miss Weaver, the alleged boarding house swindler,
was yesterday arraigned before Justice Dowling
charged with stealing some $4,000 worth Of goods
and, on a full examination Of the charges preferred
against her by many witnesses, was fully committed
in default of bail, to await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
The General Transatlantic Company's steamship
Europe, Captain Rossau, will leave pier so North
river at two p. NJ to-day for Brest and Havre. The
mails for France Will close at the Post ONCE at IL NJ
The Hamburg American Packet Companys steam
ship Borussia Captain Franzen, will leave Hoboken
at two p M. to-day as an extra steamer for Hamburg
via southampton.
The Merchants line steamship United States. Cap
tain e. L. Norton, will be despatched at three p. M
today for New Orleans direct, from pier No. IL North
river.
The stock market was irregular and lower yester-
day. Government securities were strong. Gold
closed at 1891 a 1885.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04
7 r | p l. + S II f E IT
New York. Saturday, April a, 1S6S
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers should bear in mind that, In order
TO insure the proper classification of their business
announcements all advertisements for insertion in
the HERALD should be left at the counting room by
half past eight O'Clock P. NJ.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

have fallen into state of somnolency from
which the gong of judgment day is necessary
to arouse them. But here is chance for
cheap trip to the Land of Notions, of which it
is likely more than one who is not sound ON
the nigger question will avail himself Ho!
for Connecticut
The New York herald., 1868-04-04
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

We are happy to state tbat DR.. carnochan has en-.
trciy recovered from his recent severe illness
resulting from poisonous dissection wound.
Madame Dora dIstrla, who was already member
OF the Athens Archaeological Society and Of the Geo.
graphical Society OF France, has just been elected
member of the Atlieunum OF Venice.
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

A NEW WAY OF BUyrNe voTEs-Ho! FOR
CoNNrcrrouT.-The Radical Executive Com
mittee of this city have, through the editorial
columns Of their leading organ, offered to pay
the passage both ways of any poor Connecticut
radical voter who will go hence to vote on Mon
day. This is a cheap and anovel way of buying
votes, and one likely to prove more profitable
than the cranberry plantation" dodge adopted
by the radicals to get democratic voters out
of that State on election day. Whichever way
the State may go on Monday one thing is GER
tain-the radicals have left no stone unturned,
no election machinery unused or unoiled to
carry the day; while the democrats seem 70
The New York herald., 1868-04-04

electioneering thunder-there is but one course
left to the democracy If they would escape
complete rout, "horse, foot and Dragons"
next fall. That course is to let the "dead
bury the dead" to let the old democratic party
and it's dead issues and bad record of the
war go where they belong, Nnong the
things of the past, and strike for new
organization, new policy and new ticket.
All this may be accomplished in the nomina-
ton of Admiral Farragut as the united opposi-
ton candidate against General Grant as the
radical candidate Thus the moral forces of
the war, now all on the republican side, will
be nentralized in being divided between the
two parties; for the victories Of Farragut on
the water were equal to those of Grant on
of Farragut, the democratic narrow gauge Of
1856 and the so-called "time- -honored prinoi-
Piles of the democracy" will have to be
dropped, and broad gauge suited to the
year of our Lord 1868 will have to be adopted.
This can be done in pronunciamento
recognizing the absolute abolition of slavery
throughout the United States, of equal civil
rights to all races, and qualified negro suffrage
and universal amnesty in reference to the
late rebellion.
Sachems of the democracy, what say you to
this? You know that in 1862 we put you
fairly on your feet in putting Horatio Seymour
with the aid of John Van Buren, on the war
path. You know that once more, in 1867, we
brought you round again on the right track; ;
and the advice we give you now is sound and
good. We know it is. Yes, gentlemen, if
Mr.. August Belmont, who has the power, will
call his National Democratic Committee to-
gether, and call for national convention on
short notice, with view to the proclamation
of the conservative Union candidate and plat
form we have indicated-Admiral Farragut,
universal liberty equal civil rights, qualified
negro suffrage, a universal amnesty, low taxes
and sliding scale for the national debt-we
undertake to say that Mr. Belmont will become
as distinguished in the reconstruction of parties
and of the government itself in the United
States, in the nineteenth century, as the great
Disraeli of the same glorious race has become
in the reconstruction of the British empire.