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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

SssAroR 0ainss has given 70 the Pablic
Library Of Burlington, Iowa. %, 900, and 10
the Griansll College $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

Or Of our contemporaries says the
"whits Fawn" is not . grizzly bear, and
an exchange adds: swell, We viii yield
the grizzly, but never the bare"
This FAwn.ov troupe will appear at the
Burtis Opera House iu few days in oil its
naked reality
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

HoLLowAs's PITS AND Orvrnrxr - AsumA-
Thoue tha disease has banned the skill, and been
pronouneoo ~ eminent medical men - is1omedia.
Die Tne numerous certificates daily received By
Dr. Holloway. are direct reiutation to ooeh II foun
dsd ana fauaeous conclusions. Cougso, colds, and
estnm IN ~ is OF br0nsAia o1oetions
in their worst stages by these and axs
tive remedies. Sold by oil Drrgg
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

Foa restoring gray or faded hair to its
natural color, Browns Vegetable Oriental
Hair Remover" 10 said 70 bs the beat pre-
paratien in the market. II 10 also splendid
dressing fes the hair, and will prevent hair
from falling Of, stimulate it to grow, &s.-
Druggists selling this article, are author.
i1sd BY the proprietors t. warrant svssy
bottle 70 give better satisfaction than any
ether preparation for the hair. july /.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

VIZ have soms land near the line Of the
the railroad, Gust the place to make good
farm, to trade for property in Davenport.
or improved farms.
ELpAIDss 4 BRo,
Land and Insurance Agents,
No. 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

DovE-Llks eyes sparkle with pleasure a.
the exquisite fragrance Of Phalon's new
perfume, FLOR DE MAYO" steals upon
the ssnsce Of languid beauty. Babylsn had
her hanging Allied with choicest flowers
but such devices are not needed new. Yeu
have only 70 open . bottle Phslon's peer
less extract, and the blended perfumes Of .
hundred sxetics are at once suspended in
the ais. Sold by oil druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12
LOCAL ITE N Q.

To RxSr.-Two dwelling houses in coed
order. healthy location, large yards and sta
Bile. Also three rooms, and large trent Of
nee we'll located. A. 9. FuLroH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

JAxss 8. KrlK / Co.'S fine staple And
fancy Teilst Soapa eompsisise 0srnaa
Mattlsd, Olive, Star, lmpssvsd Chsmicai,
Palm, &c. Sold By Ill grsesss and iaasy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

"A handy house" savss much strength
to women Who do their own housswork
and bottle Of Renne's Magic Oil in the
house, timely used, often prevents much
pain and suffering, beside saving those
large doctors hilla. Try Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

J.T. sxYLB, Gardener and Florist, eess.
4th and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. mv20-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

"Woepwonsa's eaAvzns OssAn Soar
-bssa article f. shaviag asw b ~ Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

Jrstrrs An ScAr.-isa certain cure for chspp cd
hands and all ronghness or irritation OF the elk In
screms ringworn. salt rhenm, pimpss and all o'h-
Or cut.neou- affections, making the skin soft and
smooth. Manufactured by Caswel, Hazard d Co.
New York. Sold by all druggists. tu-friAeow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

RsrlRBD.-Ths following may BE- Of in
teRest to many friends Of Theodore Guslich,
formerly . resident Of this city
Mr.. Theod,rs Guelich, formerly Of the
Iowa Tribune (German) has retired from
the editorial chair Of that paper. Mr.. G. is
. gentleman Of talents and ability, and 10
liberal il his opinions. Professsdly radi
cal and supporter Of Grant, still. We BE-.
lievs, be does not fully endorse the Chicago
platform. He has been an editor fer .
number Of years; 10 well vsrssd in the pei
itics Of the day, and ws imagine, will soon
realize that "Othelle's occupation is gone, "
and wish for another paper. But. however
this may b. Guslich is . clever fellow, and
whether in public Or private life, We wish
him we'll. darlington Argus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

RETURNED IscusABLs.-Dsputy Sheriff
Fsid returned yesterday msrning from Mt.
Plsasant with Eve insane psFsons, Who had
been sent there from this county, and who
have been returned incurable. The follow
ing are the names Of the unfortunate ones :
Charles Schultz, Ohristiana Glassmanp
Caroline Kugsl, Mary Shoemaker and Jshn
0undsl. Three Of these have been in the
Insane Asylum: since 1861, and two since
1863 -Four Of them have been taken to
tle County Poor Hsuss, and enc 10 being
cared for BY friends. What the sad histo.
ries Of these five unfortunate human be-
ings. now hopslsssly shut out from the
sunlight Of reason, may be, or what Of
their future life, feelings and experiences,
the world may never know. This much,
hswever, is certain, With the present -
commodations for such cases, at the Poor
House therc lot will be = hard one. Tn
fortunate beyond all things else, they
should at least be made comfortable, law
and safety requires it, and christianity de-
manis il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

Ii 10 . true saying, that ous-half the
world do not know how the other half live
Especially is this 80 in the case Of those
who have bssn cured Of the worst humors
by DR.. J. W. Poland's Humor Doctor; they
don't know how those who are still suffer
ing live At all
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12
STATE ITEMS.

~ uOosVssouS PoPSso " ~ EOubsu
Oongrsssicpal District are nearly unsni.
nous for the nomination Of the Hen. Jno.
P. Irish for Congress: A better could
not be made. If be 10 nomipated there
will Be some vigorous oanp,igning amsng
the sntsrri6ed and the unregsneratsd, tso,
in that Dirtrict.
The ASSESSED valuation Of personal in
Clinton 10 $3.50, ,l5s of Lyons ele3,117.
--Csonsncsusn exercises sf the Iows
Law School. took place at Dss Moinss last
Tussdsy-F. ". Palusr sf the Rs1isser
presiding address to graduating class BY
Hon. J. {. Knapp.
The degree Of Bachelor Of Laws vas
conferred on The graduates, eleven in mum
bsr end ths assornsys' cath administered
BY John +. Dillon, LII. B., Chief Justice ol
Iowa. the presentation Of the Diplomas b..
ing accompanied BY appprepriats rsmAsks.
The following i liss Of the gssduasss :
Charlie R Alsup, Haynssvills, No.
John W Brown, Wsrrsnsbuss, No.
J W. Dswesss, Salem, Nsb.
james B DonnaD, lndspsndsncs, Iows.
John " Harvey, Mesros, Iowa.
Samuel Helmse, Haabuse, love.
Harry n Kirhpalsiek, Wssrenobuse. Ne.
Ella W Lash, Marion, Iowa.
Jehn 8 Morgan. Pslla, Iowa.
Thomas Ryan. Jasper county, love.
Craig L Wright. Dss 1einss, Iowa.
A banqast succeeded, With usual tsast-
ing and musio.
Real estate sales in Polk ssunty las>
week amounted to 81. 1924.
Cor CAssD.-At the social rs.unaes q
the graduates Of The Iowa Law School %
Tuesday svesisg, aad vhile all uas - nsr.
~ - could BE- sxpsstsd. Oel.. Lindxman,
Clerk Of the Supreme CsusA w1s secretly
sntiesd into . retired rsoo, b. he usm.
bsrs Sf the Class Of 1860, where he rsoptved
la COED soaing- The slisk Was beausiihliy
mounted With gold ~ epprsptiaasly
Engraved, ssd vas aDp1e1 With aastwiy
style By Thes. Ryan. 1hs Colonel, With Z
little fths old time usilasy spirit ssAl.
lAGs1 peenptlv, in ges1 sayts. thsueA Nj
dently surpassed. Il - : vsgy oies e.
fsir.-Dss Moinss RqCfsow. a.
"A Mrs. Tsylsr. r dKsao1S se(ainptsd
suicide this ~ssk By odl4ng ps1ssa. .,
vas s1vsa b - Of sasa1sA -.
Meadow GEaoo Fer 0o16.
40 1-CAcREs f!neFaI ARD cto
I4A i = yer, growing half mile noftl
Of the "Orphans' Home" Fer oale by
JOHN L. SWlTS.
Oaee, Niekelfs Blesk (sp-sssirs) Second 81.
| junelo-dst
3 To Rent
STORE NO. - BRADY Strict, NEXT Dooy
~ 70 0ickloo = fsseton.
iss-dsf P.KBRKHR.
Fer Sale at . Dargaia.
A LARGE YOUNG HORSE. Eaquire Il Il,
"A U. s. Express Once. jsl1 -dtf
Florence
| Sewing
| Machine.
uIH0 ,. D CLIN0MAu, Assss
jnV.e .Dsvsopsss, IewA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12
Has Arrived In Davenport

DIR. LIGHTH1IL'
Author st "A Popular rrsatss on Dsafssss.'
''ohssevatioas o. CatarrA and Throat Dlssasss,"
veil known throughout the country fsou his sus-
eessfsl practice Tor afseen ysars In
New York & Boston,
Asc kaswa IN the west more pas,iculas from 10
ssesot posiessisaal visits to
Cincinnati, Chicago. 4 -. Lsals'
Has take. rooms as the
BURTIS HOUSE,
whsrs BE- can - daily ssasul.sd
UNTIL JULY 1ss,
Catarrh, Deafness,
IMPAIRED SIGHT,
Discharges from the Ear, Throat A6ecticns,
Consumption, and Ill diseases arising from
IMPURE BLOOD!
ALL OPERATIONS IN OPrHALMIC AND
AURAL sURGERY
Dacoess1ally RerfsrneA.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
zNssrsea setehesss p~jN.
NOTICE.
To save uaasesssasy eorsspsndsocs. notice 10
hereby given that - eass viii b prescribed for with
out previous personal sxanisation. however but
one visit IL rsasrsd. y tAs rsnsdss can b used q
homo With perfect success. and without the siighs
est Interference with the patients avoestisn.
OFFICE HOURS
From - =. to IL N, and from ?. y. TO ,. N.
EVIDENCE OF SUCCESS.
Letter OF Geo. A. Blanchard, ESQ.,.
Of Dubuque.
Drscqus. oct. IS, 1888.
On. A. r. LIon.anI, Chicago:
DsAs sn: an glad 70 hsss that yeu are thakins
u making professional visit - D1buqse. The
ssosaiss md tssatnsnt yss Aavs psssesibsd for ~
laasAtsr's Catassh. have already produced great
bsnsat, and have no dsubt viii eject ~ entire
euss II dss tine. Nrs. Blanchard soasidsn herself
psrnanenty cured Of Catarrh OF twsety years. an
noyaaes, BY means Of your invaluable treatment.
Yolr apparatus for applying your remedies seem
70 me novel. simple and effective, and your msdi-
e,nss % generally suecessful that they nay b. said
70 b specifies.
IshAll certainly advise my friends suffering from
any Of the diseases treated - speciates b! you. to
Pit themselves lpon yous professional care.
Hoping that you may NEE, with good sreceas in
our city. An very truly you're.
GEO. A. BLANCHARD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

"THB blushing beauties Of modest
maid" are doubly enhanced by the "luxu.
rant wealth of hais which As surely fol-
lows the use Of "Barrett's Vegetable Hair
Restorative, as that light follows darkness.
-fSt Inuis Times
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

Railroads will remember the meeting at
the German Thcater this friday evening.
Questions Of practical importance will be
brought up, relative to the work to be done
in order to secure the building Of these
two roads. Itis probably a fixed fact that
the Peoria road will be built, but the mat
ter Of the location Of the route. especially
from Cambridge to Rock Island. 10 Of more
importance to Davenport than to any other
place on the route, and ws should neglect
no opportunity Of securing the route BY
way Of Moline.
The building Of the Davenport and St.
Paul road is not BY any means 80 certain.
II 10 unqusstienably Of greater importance
TO Davenport than any other road that can b
built, and there Is need Of some very prompt
and definite action on the part Of our eiti
Gems. Surveys should first be made to see
how tits TO 80 out Of the city, estimates
made. and then the township vote secured.
As these matters will Ill be discussed this
evening. aud Is We ere oil interested, let
there be fell attendance and = free sx.
preston Of opinion. II there are any OBJ
isctions Or obstacles in the way let US hear
them now in the start, that what ws do may
be done undsrstandiugly aud 70 the point.
Tns "SAixz's Rsvsxos % HOW BsaxB-
MANN Losr nls OsSlcs.-Y sstsrday morn
ins. NJ, Edward Goskss, OF 0ilbsrs-tswn.
received eommissioa from The Pest Of{ics
Department, inSssming hin that he had
besn daily apPointsd post master Of that
precinct. vice Gus. Bosnsmann, removed.
This was . surprise indeed. Ar. Cocker
is modest, unassuming citizen Of Gilbert.
town-whe earns his living BY the sweat Of
his brow, and don't want public heners Of
Office by long especially be don't
want any Gilbsrl-town post Office 20 after
reading the cs0uission be folded II mp,
placed Il 10 q envelope, and seat q straight
beck 70 vhsnes il cane. sasnestly rssem-
msnding that NJ. Bssnemanp. the Old and
sflsisnt post nastss, b esntinusd in efles.
Who struck Gus. Borssuann That's
the qusstiea. 6sos weeks ago. st. Barnes,
Who haA cuitivatsd some petty spits
against Mr.. Bosnsoann, and in The
hour of his great and burning wrath
rushed into Gesctss's hsass and asksd
hin sundry qrsatiens. anens which we're
"Kanststu Euslischs spsaksn -
"Yav'
"Kanststs Esslisshs laison
IA! YER eoss.
Then 81. Barnes departed. end The esm'
0issioa cane - sbeys 0satisssd.
The citizens of Oilbsst Tsva issaiag cut
ragged q this elsndsstins sslisn. srs pissh
ing in for ~ unanimous petition for Ne
Bornsmann, and they will get it and SEND
it 10 Washington straight.
What has Mr.. Bosnsmann done to insu
this special wraths Simply nethisg. H,
always discharged his Official duties il th,
most perfect manner and never failst
in HE duty in any particular. tits tru,
he never cared to have the o6ic
1t not being post Of gree
profit, but afssr all ii is not pleasant - b
kicked out Of ONCE in that way, and by an,
such ipflssncs - was brought to bsa
against him. We predict that be will stil
remain postmaster Of that village in spit
Of oil the herss-p -pessdsrs In the township
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.
- Conducted BY the Spanish 0ovsfnnsnk-
$3.50, 600 In Gold drawn every seventeen days. Hr-
sss cashed and informatioa furniehed. The highest
price paid Tor Doubloons and all kinde of Gold and
Silver. TAYLO4 = CO..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12
MsoC8LLANDoUs.

The Upper Aissisippi river stsambsa.
Ocean Wave was destroyed By Gre in Lake
Pspin this morning. She had . circus
company on beard, beund for st. Paul.
The entire cargo wss consumed but do lives
lost.
Pilets on the Upper Mississippi have
struck fer higher wages. They are asking
any less.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

AnUvAlA
Nsw BesroH-Frem AontroGs.
DAvsHrobs-from st. Louis.
RsssavB-Form st. Paul.
IgAscA From d. Louis.
CouurBss-From Clinton.
pBPA8rrR1e.
Nav BosroS-For Nontrcse.
DAvnnPons- st. Paul.
AssEsvs-for 81. Louis.
IrAscA-for St. Paul.
CouyrRss-For Clinton.
BXPnC1DD.
The Hawksys State, from 81. Paul, for
81. Louis q 10 A. n. tomorrow.
The Dubuque, from 50. Louis. for st.
Paul Sunday mornidg at4 o'clock.
The Ksithsburh is the regular for Mont
IoAN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

RscHirrs total receipts Of the Ii
brary Association from the festival, end
subscriptions raised BY the ladies, is
e342,c5.
1t hAs been suggested that . series Of
chassdss, etc.. in the Library Rooms, will
afford excellent amusement for tie young
people during the summer evenings. What
say the Assoeistioaf Can they make II
profitable to give the young people some
thing Of this sort, II would bs most ex-
csllent place 70 lspsnd now and then An
evening
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12
TESTIMONIAL FROM TIE
Rev. John Mott, y. D.,
Professor 10 Uaiss Cellses, Sehsssetady.

0camD1ADS, Jan. II, 1sos.
d. lAsxr.nI-Sn :-Haviag beea esssA y you %
. dseAargs IN aa ear, Which has bsea vezy easasve
cf late and, - fAr back . can remember. always
more or ss - and Aaviag been entrsly restored 70
Aaarinx siacs under your care, hi tAat eaa.et
withhold this acknowledgment nom any uss il may
- . ethsrs, especially = Aavs applied IN vain y
my fnily PysiciaA and Other physicians Of repuss-
lion. Yours truly.
JOHN MOTT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

Meadow Gxuoo Ter ~.
40 1.OAcREs 4lnefny AND cto.
IL i q yer. growing half nile noeth
Of the "Orphans' Home" Fer eals By
JOHN L. SWlTS.
Ofdee, Niekelfs Blesk (sp-sssirs) Second Be-.
junsl0-d1t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

Tsx American House. Beston, has re-
Gently completed the addition Of forty
family rooms in suites, comprising parlor.
bedroom, bathroom. &C., all furnisnsd in
The most elegant style. The American,
under the skillful management Of Mr.. Lewis
Rico, has long been known - enc Of the
best hotels in the country, and the excel
lence and lberality Of its arrangements
have gained for it wide and justly merit
ed popularity. Travellers and tourists who
have occasion to visit Boston will find the
house entirely refittsd and rsfurnishsd with
every luxury. comfort and convsnisncs.
With the most complete passenger slsva-
tor over constructed, and excellent cafe.
spacious billiard halls, and the most cont
raj location in the city for business or plea
ure, Il will moro than maintain the popular
favor which it has 90 long enjoyed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

LETrER FROM
Capt. Silas f. MILLER,
Peepsistue Of the Busnst Heuss, Gin.
BuHSns Hssss, FEB. 9th, 1866.
To M SuxzM AsD NM rvnsc.
y saosas - great satisesioa y - ahas y tsssiS
= the success q d. LseAshm b ~ tressnent q
asaahsss, and sspssss ny sesse u sSligassa v -.
NJ hearing ~ sssn impairs1 ~ nunbse u
reses. q tinn 70 0sh - sx1sst = = snhaessn -
eessoudsy. u. ueAfAil, u1der WHO'S cars plsesl
nyssf, has renovsd The daeulty eoUVas4sly, - -
stored - y pss1Bel beEi1g.
.f4 s1LAs =. mI1a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-12

LETTER from
c. c. WAITE, ESQ,
Prspris1ss 4 the Sherman Hsuss, Chieaee.
cAsoAss, Rev. ssh, ~
N. LoufniL:
D6As sn.-I wish - sa$rsO 70 yoa the apprecis-
usa Of ysur akii = peacstossr passesiass \ the
- xs1nasG nA.ss snisssa - oasasA I. nvuan
Asva.e ssslssa Dzna bsnsas ~ ~ r.a..
ne,t. osao1nn1lgNs amnss1 = - West, .,
"a opp.rsa.su = ssell shdas1avsssysus hvs,aabl.
eeryicss, ~ ul1ng - aaeA saspen.
L.. ysan veg tzuly,
&C. WAITE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, May 3I.-The entire
number Of soldiers registered in this city
is 2T9.
The parties who applied for a writ of
/ mandamus on pledges of election, to
show cause why their names should not
be stricken from the list of the registered
voters Of this city, which application
was to- day refused by the court in gen.
eral term, have sent q copy Of the deei-
sion to Gen. Grant, with an application
for the issuing Of al order by him, to re-
strain all soldiers IN this city from leav-
ing their barracks on Monday while the
election is in progress.
Lawrence, Minister to Costa Rica. has
been removed. Mr.. Seward gives Law
renee the privilege Of leaving Costa
Rica before tie arrival Of his successor
on the delivery Of the enclosed sealed
letter TO the President OF that Republic
announcing his recall.
Mr.. Seward on the same date adj
dressed Baron Geratt, the Prussian Min
lister, bringing to ais attention facts 0 Z
corning the duel, and that Baron Won
KuzzenkoW, the secretary, and Count
Sattem, an attaehe of the embassy, had
violated al act Of Congress, and that by
the laws OF nations they are protected
from prosecution, and asking that he
viii cali the attention Of his Govern
ment thereto, that they may In proper
manner be made sensible of its displea-
sure.
The House will take up the Ohio con-
tested election case this week. A ma
jority OF the committee give the eat to
McDeland, the contestant, stating his ma
jOrity to be eighty-one. The miBority.oi
the committee, Kerr and Chandler,
claim that McM0rgsn, sitting member,
was elected by az majority.
The impeachment managers intend to
examine tomorrow Gen. Adams, whose
name appears in connection with testi-
mOBy taken heretofore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01
TENNRasEE


The Press and Times Of the 30th
says: An evening or two ago some of
the con7iets in thu penitentiary who
worked in the carpenters shop Struggled
tools into their cells, and at a late hour
in the night began operating on their
doors. Some Of them passed out and
reached as far as the outer door, which
is of wood, and were vigorously boring
holes through it with augers when the
diligent, guard on watch discovered
them. They threw away their instru-
ments hastily and noiselessly mounted
to their cells and pretended to be fast
asleep. They were found out, and next
morning a rational quantity of punish
ment vas accorded, and due precautions
taken to prevent a recurrence Of the at
tempt"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01
ITEMS.

On Thursday last, at st. Joseph,
Mo, Joseph Ribidoux, the oldest natlvs
Of Missouri, died. He was born where
81. Louis now stands, e~ighty-fvs years
ago.
Professor Rogers, Of Boston, has in
vented 3 plan to light the five thousand
street lamps of that city by electricity,
the entire task to be accomplished in
one-third OF q minute. 1t Is claimed that
the invention, if adopted, win save Bos-
ton $50, Oo0 a year.
"A careful canvass has shown that
there is not one white Radical In ITALIA
poosa county, Ala, which has a total
population of %, 600.
On Wednesday next the Alabama
State Democratic and Conservative Con-
vention is called to meet in the city Of
Montgomery. The counties generally
have appointed delegates, and it is ex-
pected a large number will attend.
The body Of Judge Andrew Monroe
has been foundin the canal at Louisville,
in 8 far advanced stage Of dscomposi-
ton. He was the son Of Hon. Thomas
B, Monroe, Judge OF the United States
District Court.