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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-07-14

Meeting of the Democracy OF Gen.
ter, Washington and Wayne
Townships.
The Democracy of Center and Wash.
ingtoL Townships will meet at Willison's e
School House, in Wayne Township, on
Saturday Epeninq, the 18th day Of July.
Important business will come up for dis
posal, and it is necessary that there be a
full turn out. Speakers will be in atten
dance.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-07-14
FROM HON, JAMES THonraoa. !
fnoM nrv. Joarrn 4 kEsN1lsap, 5 B, B

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphi6
rs On. JAeKsoH-DEAH 6iR:-4l haze tesn Jrsquzsay
requested 10 connect my name wih recommendations u
di6geHt kinds Of medicines but regarding s prdetscc
&c out of mn appropriate sphere haue IL all Dc.
cli,,ed but uih clear proof various istanoes dHa
particxlarlyin in my otcn fapiy Of the flness Dr
Hocfands German Biitsrs, depart for oce from ny
ssu course 70 cypress ny JM coHpction aat for gen
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{ail; 6sa usually doao sot Sto -
LH KENNzRD,
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-07-14

na- Msssrs. WILLIAMS, MORRIS, AMOS
and CARRoTHERs have arrived at home.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-07-14
Hoofland's German Bitters

II entirely vegetable, and contains NO
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tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Barks
from which these extracts are made
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are. extracted from them by
scfentih chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded to this
country 20 be used expressly for the
no alcoholic substance of any kind used
I'm cofnpounding the Bitters, hence ft In
the only Bffters that can be used In
not advisable e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

In D0D1u0Q1oy,
I, II. pisssiea own q he osissl sssses 70.
~ DisefietDf leVA.
In the matter Of EAwiA Fay. Bankrupt
n The creditors o. Edwin Fsv and ali other
persons interes4el
CflS:- rot ARL HEREYT NOTIFIED
- that Q petition has bsen filled in sid Court,
81 Edwin FAY. OF the CITY Of Davenport, in sai1
District duly declared Bankrupt, uadss the
81 81 Coae sess. entitled "An Act 70 establish
: uniform System of Bankruptcy sArouehsut
The Cnited Ststes." approved March Sd. 1867.
for discharge and ceriihesse thereof. from all
his debts and other claims. provsAle undsr said
Aet. ana tha, the 18th day Of Aug. A. D. lsss. q
the hcuY u 10 o'clock 4. r.. Of said day. 10 A.
sisned Tar the hearing Of the acme, hstees Ne
M Cent az Chambers, u OttumsA Iowa,
vAes ssd shere you nay attend. ssd shov
e~~ spy rou have, Shy the prayer Of sid
peeisicn shouid not be granted.
Ysn A. hereby further notihed. that -
sAi,S meeting Of The creditors Of said Bankrugs
m - hsld % the 10th day Of Aug, 4. .. leees
= ne hcur ef 10 e'elsct 4. n. u said day. ~
Sbes i. II. Price. Esq- ons O. toe Register !.
nsekruptev. q his once. No. West Second
stsee1 in The city Of Davenport. Scott county.
9eate 81 leva. when and whore you con b pess-
81 nyos = desire 49, oyr. cl.r1.
~. smvAss. Attcsssv. jyis dss-ass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
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81 s9e, S1E11so q Dlesesai ~ sssv ~ -
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-. - = scss Il = - .s.k ssssS
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ron T01 LASs 9ns 010yq
ssvss 80 q g. ~
= ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

- PHILOSOPHY Of Marriage. 4
New Cossss Of Lectures. - delivered st the HeW
York Museun Of Anatrny, epbraeirr the subjse4s-
How 70 i've and vhAs 10 Hive for: Youth. Maturity
sno O1d Age: Manhood generally reviewed: The
easss ofib1igcstioD. natulepee ard Eesvoue deeas-
- aecossted Sos: Marriage phi'eeophacally con
sidsrs1 &c.
Pocket voisDse containing tAess lectures viii ~
SRwssded 70 pastse u1obls - efssDd - receipt u
Soos ota0p0 ~ o11seosioG: GECkETA4v. N10
Yes uUagUu - AnRAsoo1 NAHHo eM1nO, .o1e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

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ssk lsasS 8 o. 3 - 90 ssiae ssssd siees =
- - q 1AHdQ. 19oteYotaeoa - vOuseess =
IN ~ ~ eoouD. - po4s10 - - nseIeai -
9ia. ~ - - ebroe1. = eoine - - 49,
~ sn0sie1Iooa -, - eA1ee1Go 0eee6 os ~ 4
~ Ns.a1ao n a ogDns -, 0no1 01pe1t ~
~ 4 IN HlDeaR ee@eo sss1 49,
Gofoo000o0VoS - lA0o
~S@.Ss100. - - 00oe s00pl1oD = - eitl.
~ ~. f1ks Pastjeaha N6sSee.-0oeeof Hles
49, 6Gvc1ee nscA q his o. - - eso1DSS
49, 60 eaa1s1 y ssose ha1es. vGeA sse.e -
~ - -, unAsa1k ~ e11sssnnaee n0vieaal
- sifhes 0aGineee q Soc3ey 1ts 80 ssea o. 49,
e,iv hahjee: or the e8ossses u p yenfs TO weAI
- tke de3AHta4e The constsnf3On destroy ne paw
al nd msntal powsfs. diminieh end enseeeie tse
raturaj fpelinRe and exhaust the Vita enGpI q
hood the pleasures OF nfe are marfed sne ogees
81 1asrers fYustrssed and exisfsDce hesn renoefeo
ten q uncsasng misery sndrssEei sssa 49,, -
eepecialiy those eontempsrng Emf a9e snolc i9se
~ esDe II making immediate apf iicanon- - II y
~ nh nev tfeatnert. 10 enabled 10 insure SPEEDY
eS nSssnitst;one me- and eonnden;ial Once No III
80 Msek oereet cor. Monroe half bsoc9 rom
-. pcst T65oe Poet ofhcs Boz i61, Chicago, ILL.,
49, Nan non A. n. 70 p. II.
eend for Ah .Guide 70 Health. Published month.
sTSIi1d5:s, ssnd for descriptive circular =
Aseefis Rsne1ie, ~ bsst pesveutvs Of cooespetao
knCUD. oantto ans a1drass ire eAan0s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
DIR. j A M ES,

~ AOo q "a "A ~ De
ConYKRLr OF "JAMBs' LOCK AosrIrAI.'
New Orleans. Ia tessshlsasd in 1850 and fss
csssihl Specialist o. Ne Asesn me treatment q al
e'ssseee Il . private nat1ro-can - eGuAdentiAlly
comm OF DrAnssaS sTHrrf, " s1AIns. upcn IL
freshmen - CAfUn4e, 0ePclsi1l. eyYdnstle. Blood
and Skin Diseases and Ali Disorder Of Contagious
vanereal caaracter-Wlsch be cnrsa 0ithori Tie -
Of mercury, iodine pstzesa arsenic, or sry poieoa,
bat with he NrrrkkLIzEs- positive cure Tor al he
ORGANIC wEAANKSs, such - Seminal Veal
ness Nocfaral and bsurnss Emissions brcaeht @ By
. OF the organ, ea-ly lndescretion. exceeees OF
Inherited causing Ice OF memory. eonfueeeo. de.
Preston dinners Of vision and often iirnes in1aus-
~. with . oeplorasle tratn Of other syUpfome-
sGvirg tine end expenxe All eseases peculsar 20
the. o-rsas. Of private character. radiealy
Old ciseasee Of tAe most horrible elass, vAsrs the
blood has become poisened-prodscine Aeteh0 On
the face small wafeyy bsseft-y Ans IN the head end
boneo-aacsraasA throat ssd noee. ooe0 - ~ lDbo
and body. erofnls-togethes with IN endless run
Der Of Enthusiastically aa6 permanently cured
pn 5xxxs 's recommended oy the press Of he
eountrv. BY professors OF medical collegee ard By
the .edse.i Profession ssnsrallg. Those Afflicted
shoald apply 20 him snd be ccrcf 8: once
Dr. jam can bseuns ulted. eopfdenuaIly. By let
ter. p O. Boz eas. Chicago. H.. enclcsne stamp for
return AnrQe1; ~ HE c1lce and pasluep. - Raw
dolph direct, ccrcer 81 Deasnbcrn eerese ftuu A.
L. oqr N Ten separate roons. and private en-.
trance and exits. 70 thst patients never ccme In
eou,set viiA each other. Evesyshine psisaas and
Juss published. BY d. flames. tws panpAasas, On
0PU1Ascu111A aDa eTy10A "a - - 8
eeals1 sEvsScpO - eny a1dzsn, - sos1lye0e -
csne. o. three red posoAas sn0pa:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
HOLLOWAY'S
AWNICA
PIASTEns

The Original and only true Arnics Plaster, pos.
ssss'se the great healing properties
Of the Arui>s Flcs srs
The curative cesc's of these Pia,,ers n All a.cs AZ
pain OF wsAkness in the bseass AIDE OF bach ana d,
al cases OF Inflammation OF The Lrrgs. aud Couxl.
are raty Astonishing they give Immediate relie,
fhysiclxns prescribe the ne and thousands recon-.
nend them oasxsvs-HoLLowAs 'ssrs The or.xisa
and only trae Arnica Pixsier
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

RAY 4 TAYLOR,
s.srv.rrrxrr, o. l.pr.s an sxsrs'
PAPER FURNISHING GOODS |!
HAVING aneQasilec fscifie- T.. TIE msn ussefnre
- - al kinds y! Tie shove sspd- are prepared
10 t Al orders with prom pin aud Dispatch and 1t
sw aIres ~ ~ ANY Sother konse 1saci rig
goods 81 tie quality.
We ARE now mAnnsae; ar.nc the following Roods
~hieh are ansarpAss,a n style. aa-sh. qualify Aid
s'cr
Gents Collars.
fAu kass.se-i Fs'-lEney
Vlo.n lmilA. L
II Reta Iaesl ealist.
Nsull- Ei5sra-iei Gg-oie,
Haicasnssl's Bvr
Ladies' Collars.
Eacerle Linen Finish
Ensliss Garo;s.
kLAt1eied
Linen Finish "
Rsvers Die Ersn-lei.
fiucn r. sh.
Ladies limitation IAce Collass.
Cart.s' " Linen patent Boson.
L. addition 10 the atlve, We nAnafsciars all kinas
OF Ladies En4 Geuts Gris. both sngle and seve-s
be. plain enAmv!ei linen hnisA. 81 Of the lsie-;
Styles Al hest material Al goods sac ~
W c. wADsN ORTIZ. II 4 81 Brsty Street. DRven
,sSti RAY < TAYLOR,
Springfield. Nass.
Caatica.
Al pars- goods AZ a'settrcd In imitation oflincn
ter. psieni uules. lsense1 D. - The Congress
Cols Co. o. C4-sa,c. II present the only Licen-
ruac, sd = ~. and al lrfrlrSe-s VII be
promptly s-osecutcd. r. T.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
u g - Il ELLIS
OINTMENT.

Thn Otntm sat. asr in experience 81 ~ ensy yes-s
has proved ttscF sovereign ;necy for Ali Nse
Of tie shin having effected . radical cure IL ever,
eaes on which II vas uset, curn. nkiy obstinate
eases Of efsses OF twenty yssrs standsns that had
kest medical talent In the coanuy Its eject Is A.
tonishinr. IN ~ days the and irrii
10 removed the skn heccues emcc.h ard healthy
aAd remains permanently heslec without the ace o.
AIRY Other rrznecy,
thu, ftrrs, sA,s- Rasrs. lrcn. solsu.'s ircs,
EurGrrtAs. D oTcMN, PtufLn, xnd every form Of
eiseaes Of the skin y puncsaly cared no matter 81
hov long standiae. II has cared bad Gases u H.
vlAnnS kvn1Ds, asd DischasEss non the Ear. vhcs
Aothing els would hsai them. fass, thA; have re-
easesaaly cured By u nss Of only box u the
o'nsment Buans. ScAAss. and DAD S0asa, II heals
n ~sry short tine. raicB ~ Carr rEn Box. II
aos scld By yoaf D.sGgis send &C cents Jchnstsa
Holloway = Cevdss. Philadelphia, boz on ~
eeni nee of postags 10 asy sddfsas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
GALENIC INSTITUTE.

At THB 0AI0llC lfUoQAb
lNSTTTuT1, b Coaoess ~
Block. near the Pen O0co. =.
Faul, Hinnaeota.
- TIE only regular chafows
"a lnArnaTy Of ~ hid ip1no
West. In eh1fge Of . reeslas -
esun. . grs11ats q IL 1sal1nD
Co1leGo q Oh3u.
COUp5Du1y1A1 O0uu9001oU0.
0DeSUnAGHhuo - 0uU1unl n.
NM 0UlVnnn O0nnun 0uAnnn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
Short = Direct Bouto q the
Nofth. Northeast / Northwest

Two PASSENGER TRAINS LEAy8 ROCK
Island daily, u Is O'Clock q. and >:ls o'crk
p. n, making Close connections with uatns - fol-
A. PORT BYRON. tra,ns on this Rod leave inns-
disssly On arrival os.rains from Rock Island. mr.
king cloee connections at the following points
A. FULTON. VIII t.Als from and 10 Cecs. Rspids,
BoCosbof0. 0Arshalfown. Council R1fs- Omaha.
and ali points tie Union Fsei6e Railroad.
Al oAvANNA, With . daffy Hne Of Packets 70 and
from Drhnqas AID al poin;s on Tie Upper nissis-
eppA Rive.
A. t19EpORr. With treips on the IMnoie CeotsA
Railroad for the North and south.
A. CLINTON VIII trains for Jmssvinss 1edieen,
Prairie tl Chjsa. La Crosse WsfeYtovn, roSd d.
Lac, Oshkosh. Green Bay. And points in Northern
Wisconsin. Iows and y nnesota.
~ kAClNE, with trAns 1os Milwaukee, kehoeAA
WoAkeRaA snd Chicaec. Aho with Belle CITY
Line eteamers' FOR The Eaa.. Perry Boat leaves
Davenport At 80 .. .. Tine-Darenportt TO Do
bpque-s hoaYs.
Passengers BY ..ksg tbs route viii ssve both
time and money.
Be. TATE. sgpi.
A.CCzTOS. Asst Sept.
&c. DUNCAN. AGENT. Dave, port
Racine. Wis Ap.4l. l~fS apr. ID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
PENy0VLvANlA
WHITE LEAD WORKS.

Previons 70 Jannoxy let -, 90 bsaod WAs
known a. .. A. HAHNRSfoCK L co. PCR1
WHITE LRAD.- bot II bang closely inflicted, -
then changed II to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

fron9 l1il1oe'o Leather Rreoer.
va,i.s and wafer rssef on Daaekirs, sss Dsss
and oA0ea.
Fraak Miller's Prepared 11ar.
800 on Diackiae. Sos oti,ne Harnesses, Carr,aes
Tsrs. q ready NJ 80, wffA eirscffons foY using
RroDk N1il1erso Polish OF BLACK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
JAe. A. HIGH,

0ADe Ae 014832e
pnoeansOa - I'm
0aEraoon Otroe1 LAveey 0a2DooA
$500 HARRISON STRIRT, BEfWEHn
Frat asd Sseosl. ] 0e0oo -
Co9ringeo, u sAs bess esalIty, - les = q
Hoera. Fuaeesh tuuioAsd - ohogt $500
HORSES BOUGHT AID SOLD.
~ bsaelsl = rsasssabls eAafOsD. f9y1o-a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

go Arch street, PnilaAslpAsa.
Pulls. loel . saith, Dasahaas Van sehasck J.
y. essl . O.. Smith. Cuties . Co. Dsisnssh.
Block o.. and throaI hoat the country by al
Dfaggisss. fthAdiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
4OLhOWAfsN
YER MlEUGE
COMPETITIONS.

II -. HoHSesy sone ureen yeafs ago, witnessing
naaesoas nifsxss u thai day. sseolved u srns
- eAsm. AID from ths nesi effective Of tAe.e rene
- encrrverd IN separating their active medic-a
properties pure. toee~sess and incdcfous Then ~
oe0has1ng these WITH ssger. and mcaldne them Id.
70 N agsseshe eonfscton. formed the present forc
Lar ssSSrssvR VnaurreK knosn ~
.uOlloWay's vernifage Cefectious.
which have almost eaiir~is supsrc~dcd The old
susesefs- II consatss NJ caiarsel ~ eihes POISON
oas iagrc1seDts.
~ psslss.oz. tina; ~ intsilsxnI rhysiSisss : -
hos 81 s1sm, tbeo p.Vfsrsacs 70 oihof
rs0o1tn. = - soH ooss pheasant v sako, bpo
0qge 006c&.ve - cuso.
rase1ts md xnasdssns. having Tie care efehilarvn
soeeI1 hep the - family retis me- fcs they ~
o0y sss6eais Wcvns-ssoee pests Of ekilchood-
1kue. 90 pfevaleri WITH rk.laran
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

For he " eak.
Fer the Pale.
Fer the A1ck1y.
Fer the Age0e
Fer Re001o0s
Fer 0pr1n1 U0o J
HNo NrTEIS EQUlL - YIU!~A
Dpeer's standard Wise DlllerD
Wise, 0oe0o 000 0Dooos
Opoero CslsAs11e1 VIM, = ~ knoun. uslA
RoSov1on D0pk,
Co0oon11o 91oW~o,
Snake Rect
Wa l7AssSy DosA.
I'D such sshss nHAAo ss6 AoOeo = Nm IL n
eaGD aaise Dieeetiso, pso0Oee tAe 6e0Uoo0o 49,
o4OeGD d theiY pafrral cAanoe6. ~ ofVo
TONE AND v10O0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

Ing. Yor sale generally IN Z. s. ard Canaaas.
Prank Miller 4 Co.. Is 4 20 Cedar St.
New York Sold by n B. EVANS ACC
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

E1s 2 . g si.=.; s'::. F 4:
6K1UY, VIZ zRR. Wosl cs1aASios
4eesA14N - q 11eAieaa AvssUe. cor
1lln1NWbd1T g.. CSa.E7ss usssKSS6 .
xjele. &c., 4os1A, rosk. LGBd. DesR, TalloW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

nias0s ing iron The hgie water ard sweating Of
eazIoss coes not injure At Ill M bright colcr and Il
, row universally used BY exportsYs Of window
Dhnds. lite great brilhancy. durability ard rsmsrk-
ahss covering power has made II the popular green
among he Art painters. and we clsin II The most
economical. and warrant Is in every respect. Sold
By the principal ps.ns dealers in AL the tties N The
ruiseA okaass HENRY WOODS SONS CO..
je431em - Brosd Street. Bos:on. Aars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

DeeiSAed exp1eo4.y Tor
painting window Blinds,
and vill Be fosnd move per
nAn~nt. and the only sub
st,tute for PAris G1eea. IL
10 particularly adapted for
ps'nsine outdoor wcfh .
all exyrosed pOss,ions. and
machinery, carriage bediee
and al aae work. Articles
for export painted With u
Withstand the damaging ef
feels Of . eea voyage. The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20
peM rusrs.

hBNrlsf OMes eeors east OF cor
y ner ~ Brady and Second streeis.
IYVX\ Has had over IL year. practice in
A4D tAis city. Has the compAeie AppArA-
a. for manufacturing and Administering Nitrous
oxice Of oas. for painless operation h. ezSrecnng
teeth sanlS-lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20

000es. 1caps ao0 ors.
NKirH ROT II Bka hsU, 1sps and F1ss. Mill
~ sery aod SssW Socds, Bsfslo kDf-s ara beek
6oeAe, C0bsoAias, faTssoss. ett. - and IT hSLgAo
Av0ve.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-21
CAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA.
.NEw ORLEANS. SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE q Ieea

in their character; from vain attempts that
can never succeed, from hopes that can
never be realized, will turn them from all
these to the paths of industry and labor.
Already the soil of Louisiana begins to
TEEN under the efforts of the husbandman.
Once admitted to the Union, she will assume
not only the proud position she once held,
but one still brighter and still more glori-
GUS. For if in former days she was proudly
denominated the Queen of the West, then
she will be the beloved mistress, the idol of
the republic. Sitting at the mouth of the
Mississippi river with half a continent pour
ing its riches into her lap, she will seem
like some queen with beautiful diadem
sitting by the waters of this noble stream.
(Applause.)
Fellow citizens, what / contemplated to
say is almost over. | have endeavOred to
express those emotions that have swelled
in my heart, and those ideas which have
suggested themselves to me in connection
with the welfare of the country; and feel
that l have done 50 in very imperfect
manner. / again thank you for the CRATE
ful reception / have had, l again thank you
for the generous manner in which you have
treated me in this city from early boyhood
to the present time.
l bear upon my breast an emblem that
shows me that was not forgotten in the
hearts of free people while I was absent
from Louisiana. II is the prOudest badge
that can wear-it is more glorious than
any honor that can from any other source
be possibly conferred upon me, and it shall
ever be borne next my heart, where is
lodged the memory of your kindness and
my respects. cloud and prolonged ap
plause.)
At the close of the address three cheers
were proposed and heartily given for
Thomas ]. Durant the unwavering friend
of freedom in Louisiana
At the close of Mr.. Durant's address Mr.,
John NJ. G. Parker stepped upon the stage
| and said:
| Fellow citizens of Louisiana, having lis
| tened as we all have to the eloquent remarks
| of the Hon. Thomas J. Durant, wherein he
has set forth the action and principles of the
| Republican partyOf the nation, propose
that this assemblage rise and do honor tC
the standard.bearer of those principles by
giving three cheers for Ulysses S. Grant anC
Schuyler COlfax.
The audience rose and the hall resoundet
with three deafening cheers in which tn,
band joined.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-21
TERMS: SIG 90 PER ANNUM,
WHOLE NUMBER S7S.
master, from Ruatan, with fruit to Piaggio
Brothers. Sailed-Steamship Crescent.
From FIorIda.

master, from Ruatan, with fruit to PiaggiO
Brothers. Sailed-Steamship Crescent.
From Florida.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, June 20.-In the
Legislature to-day Elijah Gilbert, Radical,
was elected United States Senator for six
years from March, 1869, by 40 to 2l. During
the afternoon session a majority of mem
oers were granted leave of absence to July
Z. In the meantime the minority will meet
and adjourn.
Sentence OF bankrupt
CAEANDAIGUA, N. y, June 20.-The dis.
trlct court has sentenced Allen Hewlett to
the pen1tentiary for one wear and eleven
months for secreting property from as.
slgnee in bankruptcy. This is the first con-
Vlctlon reported under the bankrupt law.
From Georgia.
ATLANTA, June 20.-The Governor elect
has Just returned from Washington, and it
is rumored that the Legislature will be con.
vened on the fourth of July.
There have been fine rains in this section
OF the State, and crops are looking well.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, June 20.-River falling; nine
feet nine inches in the canal. Weather
clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS, June 20--River recediug.
Financial Matters in New York.
New YORK, June 20, Evening. Stocks
steady. Governments active and closed
steady. The bank statement shows a de-
crease in loans of 81 ,O24 600; in circulation
$4,000. Increase in deposits s. 3, 600; IN
legal tenders So 362, 900. s45strsasury 3
balance. sos, 500 600.
Domestic MARI .ts
NEW YORK, June 20, 40 claof cotton
steady: uplands Sic sales SOD 5 59a bales.
Flour l00l5c. lower; upG'Gnc to extra
81 09 as 20. Wheat 'l Corn, mixed
Western 81 059l OF. usly dull and
nominal, Others unchauge Money easy
and dull at 305 for call loans. Gold l404@
steady.
CINcNNATI, June 2O.-Flour dull: family
50 j9639 IS. Wheat S2682 l5 Corn Ssc.
Oats 76c. Pork S28. Bulk meats-should.
der5 ll38l2c. Lard held at I7lc. Butter
2G83Oc. Eggs zoe.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June 20, Evening. Cotton
market etfrmer-upiands HID; Orleans II ID.
Sales to-day 1900 bales. Corn lbs. Sd.
tFrom Yesterdays Evening Papers,
PoRTLAND, Ne, June Ca boat contain.
| ing eight men capsized this morning, and
| five were drowned. All were FrenCLmen,
/ and four leave families.
New YORK, June 20.-A steam tug towing
| a barge exploded Oft pier No. l, East river.
The tug sunk. All the crew more or less
| injured. One man drowned.
The Gussie, of forty tons, sailed forty
miles in 4.S3, winning the regatta cap.
WAsHINGTOS, June 2J.-The Presidents
| veto of the Arkansas bill is lust in.
| MONTGOMERY, June 20.-Fine and season
| able rains have fallen in different parts Of
Alabama in the last few days, coming just
in time to save the corn crop, which was
nearly burnt up.
Members of the Legislature elected under
the reconstruction law are arriving in an
tiCipatiOn of the omnibus bill. None but
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-21

souBLE IN HoUsToN.-A private let
b Houston, alluding to the late
there, states that the difficulty
pa the partiality shown by the rebel
ers toward a colored man who was
y the city marshal, and who when
for the shooting Of another colored
allowed unusual privileges. The
when demonstrated With for this
b told several other colofea men
take the prisoner TO his private
be saWflt. One Of the colored men
that he had done that on former
This sexasperated the marshal,
tened TO arrest the colored man,
sneral melee ensued, during which
ca men were shot and one dan
Wounded. The city marshal was
Town and shot through the back
*. in ashoFt time the excitement
ea and quiet restored,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-21

Johnson.. veto PowerIess.

The House took prompt action yesterday,
and passed the Arkansas admission bill
over the Presidents veto by 10 to 81,
strict party vote except that Stewart, Demo
crat, of New York, voted with the Repub-
licans. Mr.. Stewart represents the sixth
district, embracing the ninth, fifteenth, and
sixteenth wards of the city of New York.