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Rev. SsReAx EDWARDS, the Sailor Preacher,
will prcaeh in the First baptist Church to-day at
Ii o'clock .. m. and 5 p. IN.
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Jusr the thing Everybody wants them
have ten boxes, just received from Philadelphia
by the American Tea Company.
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Acknowledging to the success Of Fanchon
on Friday evening, and Andy Blake hast evening
the eemique Combination has decided to remain
IN our CITY during the coming week. By request
81 number OF citizens the domestic drama Of
fSnehon, the cricket, will be repeated tomorrow
evening, Miss Amelia Watts resappearing as
fanehon, Win. J. Virgins. as Landry Barbaad,
and Miss Mile Bridges as Mads.aine.
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.efeRsEp FROM DIS MoiyEs.-The' Amateurs
returned from Des Moines last evening. They
al expressed themselves highly pleased with III,
eapitai manner in which they were welcomed by
me citizens Of the place, and the generous bo.pi
tAiaty and hberaii,y extended to them. Ths,.
was bns ons thing happened to mar the enjoy
nsut OF the trip, and that vas by the unneee..
ssry prrcsatien on the part Of the lstos..na. Of,
nee. II was altogether aneailed for, and had
,ahasney to wound the feelings of the boys.
They desire Ms 70 tender their thank, 10 Il.
6eo''fer osAcs for many favors shown tasn.
The Gats City Bass Bail Ciub. ,seonn..,.a
me party, aad pIayad : match -. vi,A =,
crescent City" Club, Of Dss Noin.s IL. ,.,,.,
WANING the victory BY - TO 81. III, rt....,
good fes'ias prevailed throsxhout Il. .n,;,.
game, sad the crssssnt City Club h,. -, !.
vsted 10 visit eur city to rspsa. .h. rame r.,
sill Be warmly rscsived.
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RIVER NE VS..

I
steamer Reserve. St. Paml.
Jennie Baldwin,
Harry johnson, 81. Louis.
:" Victory,
DEPARTURES.
steamer Andy johnson, St. Louis
/" Reserve,
Jennie Baldwin, g
The river continues to decline quite rapidly
The fall for the past twenty -four hours has been
about eight inches.
Isosts for st. Paul TO day viii be the Addie
Johnson of the n w. L. Line, at 4 p. m, S. 81.
Archer, agent, and the Muscatine, Of the North
ern line, dne a. cur leree at o'clock p m.,
Grown, agent.
The Key City and Hawkeye State will be due
fro,a above this morning; the latter al a. N. and
he former r, :. They route for 81.
Louis
1.-THE Savanna, Of the Northern line, was due
from below las, evening.
The regular packets for St Louis aud way points
tosnorrow morning, win be the Victory, Fuqna,
Master, Stein, Clerk, leaving at 9 o'clock, and
the Harry johnson, ri Lee, Master, aud Walton,
Clerk, leaving promptly at o'clock.
i
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y
Burrsa-choics lots villsonmsnd isto i7s , ,
Eess-ll tol1c.
PouIrnr-Livs Chietsns 81 90 q dor.
essssrs-be y rs Pr gsiIsa-
Po4AsoHs--S0e - ~ Is . bushsl.
OxioHs--Nons offered.
cured lie to lie per h.
BKEswAx-3s to 4uc per Ii.
TALLow--In hbls. lille; loose Zoe perm.
FEkraERs--Prims Soc TO Csc per b.
RAas-Cotton, 30 psr ID.
Ws,Ys BEAxs-Common to good to Is; scarce
cuIssE--6ooA country l3e. Factory I7@1ec.
BsAS-Searce and in demand; wholesale 81 20
per LOO lbs.
Fau1rs-- Green Apples none Ia market. Choice
Dried Apples 10 70 i2ac Per ID. Dried
Peaches, 15c.
Sssss-Iinothy 81 90 10 -. Glover Is o.
Plax seed 81 IS 70 &.
Ous-Coal oil ss.. Linseea, raw u 30, boiled
81 IS. Lard. II soto y co. Fish 81 90 &c
81 10.
Lrvs srock- Beef Cattle 81 90 to Sc 90 gross
Hogs, good lots, 81 10 81 80 gross. Sheep
81 10 80 gross. Veal Calves from 81 %
TO SO 90
BAcos--City cured cansassel hams Zoe, shoulder,
I3c, clear sides lie. Country cured ham.
lac; shoulders i2te; sides l5c
PoRK-Mess rs TO $50 PER Dbl.
Woo1-Tub washed IS 70 sof.: fleece 10 sn'
3o@ 33c.; unsashed, 90 toEac.
HAY-Timothy in aetive demaf,d at from 30 O
to Sill 90 per ton. Prairie Sc 90 to IS ot
Woop--45 So to ~ 81 per cord according 70 qual
isy, in good demand
HrDxs--Green, Be; do cured Iee, dry Ains zee
do salt Ito per ID.
sALr-Lake - eatas 10, Ohio River - II
lcvee.
aLAss-sxio 81 50. Rate, discounted IS to II
per cent.
NAiLa-$5 90 rates-
Ban IRos--42c rates.
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For RELIABLE INSURANCE call al this lssrr

Esua Insurance Co., Hartford, :. "a 500, ~
Home Insurance Co, New York, $4,000
Insurance C .ofN. America, Phil. l,soo,oc
Lorillard Fire ms. Co., New York, l,7oo,oCs
international ms Co., 100000
North American Fire ms, Co. NY. soo,oef
Travellers Insurance Co Hartford, 5fo,osf
Railway Insurance Co., Hartford, Sto,0of
Connecticut Mutual Life ms. Co, 1s.Ge,ccs
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THs Richmoad Enqnirer insists that the
Democrats take civilian for Presidential
candidate. ave must have" it says, lin
order to stand any chance, our strongest man
we must have onr strongest issue. That
issue is the greenback issue; the man is Geo.
Il, Pendle.on!'
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Spring is cherry,
Winter is dreary.
Green leaves hang, but the brown mus, ey;
When he IL shaken,
Lone and forsaken,
What can 40 old man do bnt die
Why take Plantation Ritters. to be sure
and with them . new lease of life. The old
are made young again, the middle aged re-
joice, aud the young become donbly brilliant
BY nsing this splendid Tonic. dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Liver Complaint, Headache,
Pains in the side, "Crick in the Back and
ell symptoms Of Stomachic Derangement,
yield at once to the health.9ivin9 influence oil
Plantation Bitters. They add strsng,h TO the
system and buoyancy to the mind.
MAGNOLIA WA1Sa, delightful toilet are
ticle-superior 10 Cologne and al half the
PRICE. jun9 eod1w2t-
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sew Ter. n.rI..t.

| D. rslsErsph.l s.M Yonz. June H.
C,.ton Dali; e3e flr p,aaiing rplands.
vionr- pni II % ssleo; sere1. ssIssls.
wheat -pan al e. 20 for No ssrlns & 70 waite
cna'si 81 8otor common whii@ w.sssrn.
Bye--DnE and heavy
!, Corn II os se .or nav mixed westsra.f,.a
! Bailey-Dul and nominal
| oax-rui aut esellLIny; s3l for W s.ern ahas.
Potk-Pnm and qsi,s At SIS 3es II or new m.ss "a
| rs ~. 60 'or old.
| Beef stssey.
Cat Mcats--Flrmer.
Lard -olst an radya 1917 l,s.e III 81 an; /. i
| 01s144c Ter kettle rendered
Coffee and snsar doll and unchanged.
LATEST.
| By relefrsph.l sfw Yoax, jane 10
Flour CT ssi vers dull st "a las iewa 90 common
srsds
sominai At q II IL for No . sad ~ 10 %
| for 40 / spring.
| Rye-L4wsr aud dull 1t 81 geo
nsts-Inll and heavy At ssa far western al ST
eera-Iu at u esa esq for mixed wss.era
aso.t; snd u iiei IS for old do p s.ere.
Pork Du and heavy q, rs % for mess "a Is es,h
and 500 :. ~ Tor Juy sns at sas Iass 20
eash and irregular.
Beef Dali and unchanged.
Ont s-Irrsgs and unsettled.
BIC m Nominal.
Lard-onist Al 1iisslss.c fer fais 10 prime steam.
Kew York Dry Goods EzarHet.
y Tsl.xrsph.l Exx Yonx, June Is.
Mrie. rather quiet. the ,rads dali aad price. stead,
II isssc for all Fight MAKES Of priuts exept sprasus.
which are hid ~ H. bu do ns seil freely tie
Raefe Nsrimsc Go hsco aud D ucs are closed ont at
1919. All good Clark etylts ef prints hewsss-, are
worth 1915.
Print cloibs-Nsrs s.sady at 81
GicshAn s-ioszOIs.
D.iaines is slstS
Heavy Erewn ehe. Ting IstSaI7.
=. Heavy shirsiass -erias i4sIsh
ssv ssrH nsnsy naraes.
- xNesrsphI NV YosI. Jure ls.
Money easy; large supply re tns iavestnent At IS ,
pr csnt
Old esss6y. closing Il 70.
Sssriiue-- Cnehasged.
~----------
ssssk assAss.
- 1sosgusA.i esw Yaa. Jsss 10.
Go-ss.s.s ssoshs -Mars aets4 ard ,fesz PSF ont.
hisAss.
cospsss II nssSa5<; q " ilssk nx; o 81 100
*; 60 Is lio5 ~; do BAN llssSnk; door l1sso
Il; 1sAcs iesDios5<: ~ 1o055sass.
There Il eonsidssabls shsr4 inter ii ia tie nsrhst
- riscipaly u s2os y ~ The rrasury i laree.y
heAind iniis asiivsritA u thea bends
The tns fos eoaverfing the sscnua ssies u Us hss
bssa at sdsd 10 gaiy Let
cb'isAssrs u he Govern meat hIiips das q n.
. day Of Jnly - sss os Of which Il estimated
u q q 80 dss 70 Bnrspv, which materially aasss ~
an0snt = scd to CONS this msrkst Ii Il sstfnsfed
that six millions Aa 70 b 70 Emrap@ TO b. ppsd
= istwcA nAilrdAA Shares sd Ronas
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THE Washington correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Posi- says that Mr.. Pendieton has written
letter to friend, saying that the moment
any other candidate gets single vote more
than himself in the nominating convention,
h;n name nnsf ha Withdrawn.
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CIRcuIr JupoE.-The Judicial Convention
held in this city, nominated, BY acclamauon,
John B. Draysr, Of this county, for circuit
Judge. Mr.. Drsyer has filled the Office Of
County Judge in this County for four years,
and he has discharged all the duties devolv-
Ing on him in i satisfactory manner. He 10 3
lawyer OF experience, is 6rst class business
man, is honorable and conscientious and will
make good Judge. He is thoroughly and
well fitted for all the duties which will de-
yolve upon him, and be will be elected by a
large majority.-M Pleasant Journal.
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NaTieE TO REpuBlacAks The various
county Republican Central Committees are
requested to report the names and Postofhces
of the chairman of theircounty and township
committees to the Republican State Contra
Committee, at Des MONIES, Immediately, il
order to perfect g thorough organization
Republican press please copy.
PETER MELESpY,
Chan Republican State Committee.
Des Moines, June lth, 1868.
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F O IL s LIE

IL a
Lot block lcT, corner Of I2,h and Concert istts
Pftcs f49a.
Also, .so- story Brick D~.nEg Hcass containing
rooms, cellar etstern, frame bsrn-lot 81 feet ropt
snd 10 dsep located The OF sth snd Esrf
stssets
Also Lot e. block 49, on Das MoIaes Street betstss
! IA and sfh etrect&. Price f4so.
Aise, Lots 10 and II, Block ia ON Morgan, between
Iith and 18th Streets.
Also, Lot. audi Block iss and East half lot FAR
eta sqnsre. on Main etreef between STD and 10Th fs
Aifo, 70 seres isaf-haif inproved-A5Ieinise Lard
ountd BY Cnrat lelton, sbous three nii,s from tosn
Price xIuDe: half cash.
Also, acres cfeaufes Grape land, ons nIls sbo,.
improved and In fruitaii Under feno~,
vita snail frame dwelling. Price 600; half each
Also. 10 scrss ofiAnd near sugar Greek. Prieo IS
per
Alec, 10 scrts Of iand HHisboro Jefferson Co
No the Iron Msuntxta Railroad about Is mites
from So Louis Is under euitiraion and balance
hsssify unbsre, ~ith god log house kitchen csisrn
milk horse chick houss barn and sts5e choice
lot Of frui, tres This properly vail bs sold 1900
or eIehaased for Improved property in Keokuk.
Alec. house and fall lot on Morssn b-tween 10th
ssd ifth streets with six rooms good ~.Ii rn cit
ant other trses all In good oosditI0n Price $3.50 half
esah, balance .hert time.
II. B. TEE-EYCK,
Insurance end Real Estate Agent
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Financial and Commercial.


Corrected daily By Snow HtsEn, connissio1
Merchants, Second street,
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E0R SALE.-Lots II and u, Block ),
4 EEboarns'x Addition. with double Brick Dwelling,
Hcrse-eight rooms esch si1e--gcod we'll water,
and ceiisr a5ser whole hoase bof lots covered With
ali kinds bearing fruit trees Price 50 so
Also lots II ani Il, block s, Addition. rorns
81 ieth and Dlandeau the Plank Road With w,fI c&
tern, and lot Of sf9ne th5 same Prizes 500 each
KnauiYs Of Isl IL b. TEy-EfCR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

BoeroS PERKINS 1xsTIrurE AND NJ LAST
ASYLUM ron the BLirD. (
HOfs Malt Extract has proved ~ satisfactory In
the Institution, and In the School Of FsEBlx- MIND
I'D youths.
May 1s, 1861. lsAsKIA HowARp.
FAinvIRiB. Ct, May IA, 1887.
DR.. Denison sfid 70 me. By oil means order
some OF Ho1s Malt Extract, for have recommend
ed to several" HRsny s. TuoRP.
Srnse SfnsRr. NHw YoaK, June G, 1867.
ny daughter has taken Hors Malt Extract for
hemorfhegc. and my son afuer recovering from
Typhus: bosh with ths most favorable effect,
Nh. TUoSn.
Essex Co., FoH1 HRxsv, June =. 1867
Hon'r Malt Extra Ct has done me good send me
one bos more l.. L. LEE.
OIsAs. Gait Co.. My 20. 1867.
Hofrs Malt Extract acted like charm in my case.
hsniorfhrse Of the lungs. W. q. Bnowr.
RocaEsrrs, Juno 9, 1867.
Please sc nd for my wife, who lie suffering from
weak lungs. one dozen. etc. II. EaArP.
Franklin, Pa. Juue IL, 1865.
Send as soon as possible one box OF Hof excel
lent Malt Extract Beverage. H. Conrv.
TAnBoRo, June 10. 1867.
We notice in the Medical Journal HoGs Malt Ex
tact highly recommended plea.e send, etc.
JONES q HOWARD.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
Sold by LANFELDT. THoDE & CO., Agents,
No. VI West Second street, Davenport, Iowa.
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Foreigner ana Negroes.

Foreigners ana Negroes.
A delegate in the late Psnnsylvsnis Rad
teal State Convention, saasd Rsiaohsl, ussd
the following language, speaking Of negro
suffrage:
II Democrats give the right Of suffrage TO for.
egn paupsrs TO whom . spelling boob 10 sealed
my stery and who still smell Of bilge water, and
from whose garments the Celtic aroma or the
Teuton.e fragrance Of the fatherlsnd has mot YET
been removed BY the pure cir Of Freedom, Why
should not the coffee colored deseendaoss OF the
first families Of the South hevs . voice in recon
strucsing the States Of their forefathers'
And Ben Wade, in the Ohio canvass, lest
falI, advocating negro ssaiags. said:
know thaa Of The great number that come up
TO the polls, msuy are very Ignorant. They come
here from forsign eo.asry ssd ws give the
privilege 10 vote when tAsy kRew ~ more shss
sAs Asrss yos driss.
With these atsecisus ssstiasnts still
blislssins their lips, the Rsdieals are daily
collecting the votes sf foreign born citizens.
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Mr.. Gladsaose's Resolution -
the Hrish Church GRtcsalOn.

Mr.. E1ndstOne's Resolution on
the lrlsh Church ltessiOn.
By the steamship Hsnss We have the Ger.
balm text OF Mr.. GLADsrosEs resolution on
the Irish Church qusst'eo proposed 70
Parliament on The 33d Of March. A tsls
graph synspsis II he rsseluaiss ssachsd 10
By the Atlaasis sabls, but h 80 eta very
msasrs character, particularly 10 the report
sfths third part E9-s
In the Hsuss Of Commons on the 23d Of
March Ne. GlAsssens. wbe wao rseseved
with oppooisiea cheess, aid: s1oe ootSsn
which | wish 70 make On the Irish Church
will te in the form Of three rssolutionss to
be moved in committee on sots selst'sg TO
the Estab ishsd Church 10 ireland. and the
terms Of those resolutions will be theses"
1. That, in the opinion Of this House, Il
Ia necessary that the Established Church oi
Ireland should cease to exist as an establish.
msnt- opposition cheer due regard be.
log had to oil personal interests and 10 oil
Individual rights Of property. Ironica
Ministerial,chesrs and laughter.
O. That, subject 70 the foregoing consid
esations, il is sxpedient to prevent ths crea
ton Of new personal interests BY the e1sr
else Of any public patronage (ehser )-ans
10 confine the operations Of the Ecclesistica
Commissioners Of Ireland to objects Of i'm
IN sd,ate necessity or involving individua
rights pending The final decision Of Parli
ment.
8. That q humble address 10 presenter
to Her Majesty, humbly to pray that, with
view to the purposes Aforesaid, Hes Msjsst.
would be gracious'y pleased to place ct To-
disposal Of Parlimcnt her interest in IN
tsmporalities Of the Archbisoprias, B'shop
RIGS. and other ecclesiastical dignities sn'
beneflces in Ireland and in the custod!
thereof
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Asrsa 1.-THE Radical wire ullers IL
00ocaatus have eon0oaosd work 10 RICH,
good earnest IL lsss than three week,
their CSnggsssieaal convention fos THE die
srscs vail meet q Dc Win for the selection
sfasasdidasA OF ssurss. sAsu. Il bshoevsu
al aspissnss . y ~ ssd doing. Thus far
Ne. Bealss's chaaee weuld ess0 . havs
bssa esssss sAas asy II bile Muscasine CON
pssisors. bat last sssnins's Journal demon
essasse the facs tAas - ieast one more Rsdi.
eel gsnsls@ss 10 willing 70 make martyr
u Asasslf, g - Uoaoesos aod ssvs the
eosssry iron sssss4A 6eoesaseiea. Tia,
esoss dielessessss1 ialivianal d Hen. Sam.
~ AcNast. 4 esnn1aieasisn appsassd
n sAs J6srsel lass 49,, signed s'kadical
Rsoa6etsaas. " lAyiqR \ - vssy Thick in
praise Of The Hea. Samosl. The Jssrnsl
eudeeese I'll The eosrsepoa6eoe uaoors. asd
esls the communicates oooss '.frea an
tsossssisl Seswss." II ~ 10 q s.ioaseo-
~" = eAe Sbaenal 0ahes hin uu)titudin.
go Saousle eaaaoeo - dleplAy HE inoat~
0s1ssey 10 the Halls 81 Osnersss e. MOI,
s1ssllsae. Win sash pceent hscker !,
eAis .'is0ssseial 1sdieal Repub li cans. I" Bu,
~ oorassA RAseia end he reet Of them
vsil - aps - Eng very small indeed. r.
- wav. IL q jese Barely possible thai n.
sio0Seassal Rsdssol eArner RppublicansH \.
- 0Aee sAAa The Hon. 0s9. him,slf =
1sssseiae Oburisr.
vssy steslvs sad ~ NJ. MsNutt would
- useh esseer 70 oos6ns his atssstior
ssfassly - ~ Tern crops Of TIE agricultural
seaeea Il 1859. HE chances 10 that direc-
10 - proaising u properly hasbandsd
Nss - 10 ~ ssiooass Tor The Ceaerss.
s'ossl sssdidsey. IL that Asld his pillow
suss slssgsshss too shallow to euliven the
soil; hls hssssv bas too isw teeth to seir Il
sp-Ais sssd wil not yield any renuners
i've harvest The 6gbt i now triangula,
-Ar. AcNutt forming neither Of the angles.
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TO wOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CLEVELAND Il BAseErT.

SONS1ION SdOEs WOnC6S EhHs AAOU.,
4anufaeture Wooden Machinery OF Superior Quality.
combining al the valuable improvements In this
eonn ~. and many from hurope, and In style and
nnish not surpassed by any. We continue TO bsild
Carding Machines, wi Iron or Wood r. mes Pat
ent Spinning Jacks: Yarn Tsietere, with any num-
Der Of Spindcs desired, with Single or Double CYL
inders, IRON entirely new and much improved pat
terms Yarn Spoilers and Dressing Machinery
All kinds Of Cloth Finishing Machi cry, including
sheare, broad and narrow: Gigs, donble and Single
acting; double &c ing Brushing Machines, Pulling
Mills, Wash Mills, Parent Cloth Dryers Hydrostatic
and Screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet, Pc.
terscham and Whitney 1nish, Cloth Winding and
Measuring Machines. etc. Wool Pickers Dusters.
improved plan; Wool Dryers Band Maciines Bob
bin WindeFs, Card 0rnders, Turning Rests Plate
Heaters, etc. Also Machinery Castings, Min 0eaB-
ing. Hangers. Pullcys and Shafting. etc.
Our mschines ere In substantial and superior Iron
Frames. when preferred, but wood frames vim b
furnished ~ Low price when called for md ere war
rsn!ed to Be equal In every respect to any machines
In addition 70 ~ shove named 0oeAinoo q ous
own make, Ne are prepared to furnish Ofompton'G
Looms, Pafks ! W00leon's Shears, Steel Ring Bus
Machines and Bar icksn, Card Clothing. and man.
uhctures Andhes generally. q makers lowest pgioe
md can furnish our cuetOmess with machinery 6ol
Woonen Mills complete. ith promptness, and q q
lAv0rable prices = any Other 0uildoso.
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feel lights, Ac., IS.N y.
1nseSess on var bonds. ss ~
Interest on school bends. 49, -
r. nav b. said that - have over ssaloa-
"a .he amount which win be required fer
The Soldiers' O-phsns' Homes. bat ~ tAisk
our estimste will prove correct or nearly %.
We hope IL may he less, but no one will sc-
eret single cent paid out for the orphans
Of our brave soldiers.
We should have stated under the head Of
''eompens stions." that Chap. 1876 6xss The
per diem Of members Of the next General
Assembly ct 45.
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sessz DAVIS aud Asdrsv johnson
70 seagress ffea slave states.
-. 80 - ssaass; Davis % destrov.
- Seeess. = esssad shs Union. Beth
= ~ hassrd Il their lisss. ,,,...,.s 80
ysars-Dsvis - slavery. joh.,s. =. 49,
esa--As6. SOC, Davis 10 u lib.r,v -.
ueeno orsslev - Nh friend and bond 49,"
- SeAesoa - srial fer s'hieh esin,a a.
o1g11an1neua"-K. z. Osnauvte, -
eO1b1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

Tnn Cincinnati Commercial understands
thss the 7th Of Nay 10 the date 6xsd for the
inasguration Of Ben Wsds for Prssi dent d
the United States.
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ssat PsilllPs 10 his last speech,
sekses = 0sssssi Grant, ssys: A =.
No 100 ssassing frsn Prs.idsntial den.
sgsgos 'ssasds ready to esnu,. n. h.,m
- ~ nsss four yssrs. to saecessfsl -.
1tss. e. when his warnsst irss.d. ~.
- 49, 49, - Aas any ideas-vhoes
1s1nhUuos1s = ~ ssrssas e Washisetep
isose oonlse-and wAs 49, ~ yst sonds.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

A child once asked minister. "Do you
think my father will 60 to heaven :" "Yes."
was the reply. "Well," returned the CHILD 4,
.if he don't have his own way there be
won't stay long"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

e.~..,.y m Connecsicut tslegrsphed 70
,,.,.es Greeley from Danbury Is follows:
.Css VOC speak here on Friday evening
mex, p to which Horace replied in An in.
diensnt epis,iie Of full column efthe 7rt'
tsae. defending himself sgain't the assaults
which the Radicals made upon for beeom-
ius one Of JEFF. Davis's sursties, and Civ.
Inx a. reason for not complying with the
request to speak in DAnbury the fact that
tho leading Republican papers Of Connsc.
ticu, had been among his aercest assilants,
aud that foil proportion Of the orders ia
stsp The Ti6sss had come from that State.
Horace 10 disposed to be spiteful. Had he
allowed. nimsslf to be prevailed upon to
ssump Connecticut, who can tell what
would have been the result Perhaps the
Radicals would have carried the State
Perhaps not. At oil events, the editor Of
the 1ribsss planted himself upon his dig
nifty. and, whether HE speeches weult
have done hs..Rsdieal cause ssed o. harm
thsv were net delivered. So much 10
Radiml abuss 81 the maa Who he'd su@cssn
oagssniuity to Dc generous deed for
lallse oppossnt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14


Tns New York Times. . Republican Or.
Gan. frankly admits chat the result Of the
Connecticut election Was mot what It e.
peeled. I, says the changes which we're
locked for By the Republicans in their fa-
~ have ncA taken place, and that "shs
psspss have net, - yet, shown themselves
sssdy - accept the bold and high handed
style Of dealing with the great problems Of
the day which the Republicans have adopt.
cd" Aud it adds, that the "ncgro sui
fraes Issue gave the Republicans apparent
~ no strength in Connecticut, while IN
Michigan. wherc it was directly involved,
the dscision Il distinct and emphatic
agsinst t." In noticing the expression Of
popular sentiment IN Michigan in the cleo
tlon just held, the Enes remarks:
THIS result 10 somewhat surprising
Michigan 10 one OF The most thoroughly
radical States ia the Union. Its public off.
GERS 81 all grades, its Senators and mem bers
u Cengrcss, are among the most ultra aud
decided Of tho radical party. and they have
hitherto been supported heartily aud thor
oughly ~ the popular vote AS We presume
they would bs again. Bus on the question
Of suffrage for the colored race, the people
Of Michigan seen to share the preju&,css Of
ether Ssatss 10 the fullest extent"