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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
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sxtr.F - -. UAIiy' rnVate Dissisen, fenn.s
Complaints &C., personally cr by iett.r. An HIS
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Assignee's Sale.

vTHn UNDERSIGNED. ASSIGNEE OF TIN
J. Estaie of Joseph Besnett, Of The County OF
Mu.catipe. State or Iowa, hereby gives notice
that he will on the 2sth day OF December, A. ID.
1853. at 10 s'tlsck A. NJ at the Livery Stable
Of David Hill, IN Davenport. lows, sell At Public
Sale The Assets Of the ssid Bankrupt. 10 the
highest bidder Tor Cash, consisting OF notes and
acceunte, and one Horse.
JOHN W. GREEN. Assignee.
Davenport, Dee 18Th, 1888 dot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

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- Importer, Nsnufattufer emf Whulssale Nenle4
q Watthes, JsweIry. Silver and Psstsa WaeN 49,
q ofthe Es;iossl W steh Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
DIR. Bigelow,

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lsthe only Physician, ~ Specialist
nov IN Chicago that can be entirely
} ~ relied upon. TO 40 aIn. and moi sui
feS that horrible disease to remain IL
your system. disngrrinR your face
and body. besides destroying yopr
x happiness aud future prospects Of life.
He has made PRIVATE DiSEASEs
>tl and NERVOUS DEBILITY his study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
GALENIC INSTITUTE.

At TIE aALTNrc MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, in Concert Hall
Block, rssr the Pos. ofce, Ct.
Paul. Hiunesota.
- Tee only regular charter.
cd rn&rMary 81 the kind IN the
West, In charge efs regular Sur
sgeon. q graduate Q: the Medical
College OF Ohio.
CONFIDENTIAL rorsrITLr'ews.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

10 drive away the clos a. of night.
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lAANk, W8sTLAKk = COVERT. nanufattur.rs
" OF Plais. btsDpsd asd Jaranssd Tin War;
wsstiaks's tatent LAnterus, ha.lroad and Marine
signals. Stoves and Hollow wares. No. sc Michigan
Ave. Ag'ts for the celebrated hone Comfort Sievee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

NIEAk. lKiNIh n UiBkuGh importers an
dcaiets In Carpstings PAPER Iruklt - al IS VI IN
dow Shades. Nesell oar soods low as. tAi mske
yer. indace ment TO pntsta ths mss tei MIL At
ford new carpet Houto with q stuck entirely
new throughout ~ 80 state street cart irt 1T Of
Ctosbs's opera House Coieseo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

Thk NoNiIoH msk,- more aud ttfiet htlek
] with given puwer. vi h loss hteakduMhs NRnnni
Other Machine, kagl Works Mfg CO. "a canal
chicago
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ahtcnwo sren WorL-.

Ell son. ~ TO W Franklin street. Maunfn, are
= Wrought asd Cast Iron for buildings, hfldgea,
etc bank vaults. doors. shutters. grating. Iron
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24

4 ~ RINGS Pure .iGcr stnersJ. hStAg Ice ere.
! and 10 reserve Pickles. sfTcrg tgd ptintsbA.
Rrs.s vorhs IN the United satcs e,taslisAeo tsfs
G. %. u. pRtrsIEG. 49, aae 81 State -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-24
'rwines q Corasee.
Vinegar Wnrs4n.

H1L FIT HUBBARD 4 CO.. v iies sId tss16ge
" OF All dsstriptoLs. Cation Car,sts 81 oil ~iAtho
.nd ~es hts, entr. Awnings aud Covers, Tar Pitch.
osknH, ! aekle Blceks, etc stsfrd - y Aisf -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06
IFrom the New York Oitisen.l
PSALMS or INfpRACHNfENT.

Aaa1rcIE ~ AcooHDn0 ~ 1fzn rHorHEr o'RnFrl1
"Put ii thfonghIa t raltsad SpeedyH I'll IT
Bottled Butler hercely cries;
'F0r unless we haste, feMs indeed,
Our farce Of trial dies.
Bring the ropes and tie him tiehts 81
Bind his feet and gag his months
Or We else may lose I, our soyersssn right
{ May lose our job sHsW6
To rule and rob,
Chain, whip and starve the South
s'Sieze the country by the tlrOxt,
+ IA Force the black dose through its Iips, go
For unless we cast the negro vctes ~ =
ka Away our sceptre slips; 1sfY R8ft
Every bridge behind is gone, fsiatst.sa
No retreat for us remains. 4s $500
4 We must either perish, one by one.
& Or bind the land In chains; M Rs ~
sl lsta A desperate band,
Forlorn we stand,
ga.s ~ And no retreat remains Asss
GAS to Johnson, who hath been
An, obstruction in our path,
Let him taste the rapid guillotine,
OF Radicals in wrath HaS3
Fling aside restraints of law M*A
At each oath and duty scoff-
And ii Chase to aid we cannot draw,
Then drag his ermine of.
Aye. quick, indeed,
At railroad speed 8#10
Wen drag his ermine off, aHeaf
'sSince the South is fairly floored,
Men like us may show their teeth,
Let the negro WELD flaming sword,
And cast away the sheath
Revolution is our end,
Throw disguise off-give II mouth
And our bayonet rule shall soon extend
Ger North as well as South
Black swords aud votes
At white mems Threats,
N In North as well as South.
'Is 1t true, that through the war.
Of all rcbels-meanest, worst
Were the black men we were fighting for,
To break their chains accursed?
In no rebel State they rose
To assist us in the fray,
While they labored hard to feed our foes,
And give than arms and pay;
But now, alackl
We need the black
TO prop our lettering sway.
So let black exrebels reign
Ger their white ex-rebel lords,
For without them all our plots are vain.
Without their votes and swords;
But with Johnson stricken down,
The Supreme Court bound in chains.
Oh. we Jacobins shall wear the crown,
While breath Of lite remains.
Aye, rule the land
With Marats hand
While breath of life remains.
$50 on, with railroad speed
The savage Butler cries;
"For unless we haste. fear, indeed,
Our farce of trial dies.
Bring the ropes and quench tie light.
Bind his hands and gag his mouth
For If Johnson wins we lose the right
To rob and rule the South;
Yea lose our job
To rule and rob
Both North as well as South"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06
UMATILLA LOOKING Up.-The Press

UMATIILA LOOKING Up.-The Press of
April 18th says:
We have no particular change to note since
our last review, excepting an increased activity
IN frelghting. A number of pack trains have
already returned from the different mining
camps and started out again. The roads over
the mountains are improving rapidly, hence
teams OF all kinds are starting ont daily. The
following rates are now paid: To Owyhee, by
trains, &c.; Idaho City and adjoining camps,
by trains, &C.; by teams, 71c.; Boise City, &C..
and other points in proportion; decline, how
ever, is expected. We observe all of our mer-
chants doing fair business. We are pleased
70 see several of our old citizens returning
again; amongst them Messrs. White, klaten-
morn, Kinney and Henderson left this town last
ran with the intention of settling in some other
iocallty After travelling over most parts Of
oregon and California, they have returned to
sns place to again start in business. fully salts
~ nea that umatila ia as good point as any in
'ee country. As an evidence OF the prosperity
Oh the town, and the confidence reposed in it
asa permanent business place, we need but
notice the fact that a lot 30x50 was sold this
week at $1,000. Severalhouses that have long
'een empty are again being occupied. .
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

TERRIBLE CAIAMIrY.-George Glover, miner on
Duena Vista Bar, lately received letter from his
family who reside in Canada, in which the sad and
painful intelligence that three of his brothers,
and companion. were all drowned while skating, o
short time ago, near his old home.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

VICIOUS BEAsT.-A late Washington die
pa'cn says: The report Of Cancellation be-
Iween Orant and Butler is entirely unfounded.
uen. Butler desired to have Gen. Grant sub
Prnaed as witness before the Senate, but
w u', Logan objected, charging that Buffers
purpose was to enable the counsel for the Pres
reu1 TO tear him to pieces" as it is expressed.
~ prevent Butler from carrying out his design,
I resolution was offered and adopted by the
~ anagers, that no witness should be called I'm.
t"; autnority for the same should first be OBJ.
'aiaed by vote of the Managers sf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

oe NOT ENDoRsED.--A Washington dispatch
~ APrli 9th says: The defeat Of negro suffrage
n'. s,lcnigan has caused more surprise and COM
th . ~ 70 Congressional and political circles than
the e Delnocratic triumph in Connecticut, for
t ho tease reason that the Congressional policy was
p Duo ulrect issue. The advices received from
Te puciican quarters led to the belief that the
'clded majority.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

ARR1vED.-From persons lately come from Boise
City we learn that Hon. E. d. Holbrook. Delegate
from Idaho in Congress, arrived at that place last
Saturday, by overland stage. and met with hearty
hearty reception there. He viii be likely to pay
Idaho City visit in day or two; perhaps he will
come by stage this very day. We offer him welcome
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

NICHOLSON e CLARK HAVE RE.
IN built and and ReopenAd their Family 0rossty
and Provision Store on the old stand west side Main
st. below Bear Run, and will be glad y aean eee u
their old oustoners and everybody who wants goods
In their line Liquors. Cigars sud Tobeces, also
on hand. Wesell low. 81 $3.50 49,
aoode hken On Conani zsson, OF for Storage. lnyH
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06
Gfneral Mfrfllandise.
DO w ELL & COE
Will Receive,
WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS,

Raisins. in variety-largest for table and richest
for cooking,
Currants-clean and sweet,
Almonds-shelled and sweet
Baking Powder,
Lemon, Citron and Orange Peels,
Fresh Figs and Prunes
Fresh Fruits, in tns-grcat variety,
Jams and Jellies, Blask and Red currants,
Pickles and Sauces-the best brands.
Oysters. fresh Salmon, Lobster and Sardines,
Smoked Salmon and dried venison,
Brandies-old. in bottles and wood,
Port Wines--the best at various prices,
Holland and Old Tom Gin,
Scotch and Irish Whiskey-old, t&sA
Skaters, Anllers and Cutters Bourbon Whisky,
Champagne. Green Seal, Chas. Heidsick, pts OTIS.
Porter and Ale-pints and quarts,
Ale aud Porter i'm wood, a
English California and German cheese.
Teas-Black. Japan, Twenhcy and Young Tyson,
Sugars and Syrups Of all grades.
Tobaccos-plug and cut of the finest qualities.
The goods are warranted and sold at the lowest price
a-AI have been selected with great care by our Mr.
POWELL. In San Francisco. Victoria and Portland.
Idaho city. April 4, Is6stf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

DEPARTURE.-Mr. W. VI. Armstrong, who has been
clerk of the wholesale house Of Andrews & Co.. for
the past year. leaves by stage this morning for San
Francisco via the Umatilla HALEY stage route. We
wish him pleasant journey and good for tune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

RErURNED-By stage of yesterday Mr. VIM. Fitz-
gerald tof Fitzgerald Brothers, merchants of this
city, returned and was accompanied by his wife and
child. Glad to see him back again.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

BOTTLED BEER.-All hands in this Office yesterday
enjoyed the treat of some very fine bottled beer
uactured at Speiman K Co.'s Idaho Brewery. and
brought to the Office q present. half dozen full
bottles. We have ''tanks" for that good beverage
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

INDIAN OuTRA0Ess--A dispatch from Vir-
GINA City, Montana. April 96th, says Kenzie
e. Story's train has boon attacked By Indians,
run %, and one min killed
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

S nut So:-The CaIaveras Chronicle contains
stsa s'al VI the report lately circulated 10 the
Cal;s, mat DR.. Gwin. formerly Senator from
nl.aS o:anla, had purchased the paper, and would
F1se Under control Of bis son.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

atl abkLtdoUs.-Ane eastern exchange of April
rR.l says; Rev. Mr.. Tying. recently cenaured By
oca .vP r1tter, Of the Protestant Epscopal di.
d.. ~ 81 New York, for officiating in Mctho.
til G mnurch in New Jersey, preached In Bap-
onurch in New York on Sunday evening.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

MINING AT CENrERvILLE.-From G. w. Thatcher,
and others from Centeryille, who have visited this
city during the week. we learn that average
Of mining was confidently expected about there. The
water holds out better than was anticipated and the
mines pay exceedingly WELL Water has been let into
the diggings from the Ben. Wilson Law & Water.
man Big Ditch, and times look lively and are pros
perous in and about that noted mining camp.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

SCHOOL ELECTIoS.-At the Election for School
Trustees for this District Monday last very little
interest manifested. Only about twenty Ave
votes were cast. Messrs. p. L. Edmondson, VIM.
Maydenbauer, and j. II. Shepherd were elected.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06

DrEp.--John Monroe Phillips, who was engaged in
merchandising in this city. and packing from the
columbia river to this Basin in 1S6364, died of con-
s,mnton, in Orc Dell. Union county, Oregon, April
oaa He was native of Mississippi, came to this
coast at an early day, resided in Yamhi county, Ore
ron ND to 1861, when he established himself one
Of the pioneer merchants of and first packers into
Florence and the Salmon river country whence after
short stay in the Powder river digeings, he came to
this Basin among the first and engaged in the bust
ness above stated. He was generally known as John
Monroe. ~ a@s @ksh ea@ "
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-06
q 1sity and County.

mr. VARIETY TRoUPE-This band Of accomplished
...sts. musicians, dancers, acrobats. and general
,..aro.antics performers. after having completed
~, successful tour of the Basin camps. played
IN IN this city last evening, at Good Templars'
Hall to full house. They will give their last enter
,anment in this city. at the same Hail. tonight and
:. commend all who wish to enjoy hearty laughter.
40, rich gushing fun, and to witness really excel
,ont dancing and aerobatic performances, and to
,.,.on to choice melodies-an within the bounds Of
Ito so and patronise the Variety Troupe.
p;,,v Wilknsons stump speech is too good to be
.o.sed. while the finished dancing of sprague, the
r.v old break downs of Sennott the music of Smith,
.n the grand ballad singing OF DR. stanley make up
~ excellent and entertaining bill Of performances.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-11

the direction Of the channels Of
commercial intercourse, which
give promise of a new career for
our city brighter than that of any
previous era
Our cheap water tTanspo ion
is beginning to indicate and de-
monstrate to the Western pro-
ducers the immense superiority Of
this port for the distribution vi
their products and the Interchange
for the products Of other countries.
They SEQ what an enormous tax IS
paid by them for every pound Of
sugar, coffee, salt, iron, etc, which
lis sent ID them overland fron the
Atlantic ports, when these and an
the other bulky articles imported
from abroad can be sent to them
Ia every part Of the Mississippi
Valley at one-third the rate Of
costs and charges demanded on
other routes.
1t cannot therefore be long be-
fore all these articles vii be deliy-
cred through this port to the fifteen
millions of people in this great
Valley.
We see this fact illustrated IN
the revival and increase of our
trade In that very bulky export
which was once the third in value
of our exportable staples, tobacco.
In q very short time we shall re-
cover our old predominance in
that trade.
On the whole, despite some
exaggerated evil forebodings and
our almost chronic political trou-
bles, the prospects Of our city re-
gaining, maintaining and enlaTging
its commerce and trade, and reali-
zing the bright destiny which has
been assigned to it, by all saga
cious and rejecting minds, are
such as should cheer and animate
the hearts and spirits Of our COM
munity, and suppress all tendency
to complaint, oroaking and de-
spondency.-N o. Times.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-11

set over them, by whose usuFped
authority, sustained By the militia
ny power of the Government, To-
rannical and unc0natitutional laws
have been enacted and enforced
the rights Of the people to keep
and bear arms have been infringed
test Oaths Of en- extraordinary
and entangling nature have been
imposed, as b condition Of e1er-
Cising the right Of suffrage and
holding office the right Of an ac-
Cused person to a speedy and puh
ic trial BY al impartial jury has
been denied the right of the peo-
pie to be secure ia their persons,
houses, papers, and effects, against
unreasonable searches and seizures
has been violated -theY have been
deprived Of Life, liberty, and pro-
pefty without due process of law
that the freedom Of speech and OF
the press has been abridged tho
right to choose their represents
tiVes has been made Of no effect
MURDERS Eobberies, and arsons
have been insigated and encOur-
aged, and the offenders have been
allowed to ~ unpunished that an
these things have been done with
the no ledge, sanction, and pro-
Curement of the present admins
tration.H
Times change, and parties
change with them. In the above
extract we see what the Radical
Republicans Of 1856 SO vigorously
denounced as an outrage against
the Constitution, the Union, and
humanity. But we see something
more see an exact piotnre of
what the Radical Republicans Of
to-day are themselves guilty Of,
not merely IN cparsely populated
and unimpOrtant territory, but in
ten of the sovereign States Of the
Union. Further comment is nm
necessary. Let the rejecting world
"Look on this picture. and on this. =
NJ o. TSnes.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-11
The Feeling Wednesday.

It would be folly to- deny and
useless to conceal the fact that
there existed Wednesday morning,
throughout the city, a deep and
widespread uneasiness a terrible
apprehension that some great pub
lie calamity was imminent. "A
stranger arriving in the city, and
totally ignorant of the posture of
affairs, could not but have read in
the anxious faces Of men who stood
in knots on every street, in the
marching and oounter-marching Of
squads Of police, In the movements
of infantry soldiers, and the pres
ence of cavalry In Lafayette
Square, and q battery at 1iYoh
Circle, that some excitement OF an
unusual nature prevailed. Busi-
ness, for the time, Appeared entire-
ly paralYzed, and although on
Canal and other streets the
sidewalks were filed with people,
there was visible over all things q
pail Of anxiety and suspense.
On the previous day, in deliber-
ate disregard Of the instructions oi
Generals Grant and Buchanan; In
cool indifference to the action taken
by commanders in other military
districts, the radical quorums 81
both houses Of the General Assem-
bly, had required of their members
the test oath as q qualification,
and in the lower house had I'M
seated six Democratic members
duly accredited from headquarters,
and given place to their opponents.
In the Senate, Mn. Samb0la had
been declared not entitled to bis
seat, and his opponent, Mr.. Camp
bal, had been qualified and reCog-
nized as d senator. These acts,
calculated Ia inAame the passions
of d large portion of the Commu-
nifty, engandered, whether Justly
or not We cannot say, il the minds
Of the authorities suspicion that
turbulence and disorder might re-
suit from the close contact 81 large
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-11
Cheering Prospects.

The Indications are certainly
very favorable and encouraging as
TO d great revival of business in
this city in the approaching au-
tumn and winter. The news from
the country is exceedingly cheer
ing as to cotton, cane and corn.
The first nanaed great staple may
be considered as past its principal
danger. 10 is too late for the
worms to begin any extensively de-
structive operations. The plant ia
very vigorous and thrifty The
chances are altogether in favor Of
q large yield, and the only serious
question in regard TO that's wheth-
er there win Be adequate labor TO
pick the yield. Corn too averages
wen, promising more than the usu-
al crop, and considerably above
that Of last year. Cane, though
not covering q great breadth Of
ground, win exhibit d large increase
upon the mysterious and almost
unpreceden failure 81 last year.
These arc encouraging facts
which ought to dispel tho gloom
and discomfort that have for some
time pervaded many classes Of our
people.
But they are not the only facts
which serve to brighten the future
OF our city, There are movements
Of Q most real, practical and
encou ina character toward the
organization OF certain trades, anCl