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The first bus in America was Column
bus.
A skillful pickpOcket always takes
things easy.
Hope is the dream of those wide
awake.
Jests, like ~sweethearts, have often
sour sauce.
Keep yourself innocent if you would
De happy.
Good expectation is better than bad
possessions.
When was Noah in America? When
he was on the Ark-and-saw.
David's sling did not make Goliah
dead drunk but stone dead
Happy are they that hear their own
detractions and can put them to mend
ing.
The dandy who makes the greatest
flourish isn't always in a hourshing con-
dition.
Waste of wealth may be retrieved;
waste of talent rarely waste of time
never.
In the morn ing think what thou
hast got to do and at night ask thyself
what thou hast done.
LongfelIoW says that Sunday is the
golden clasp that binds together the
volume of the week.
Dat West, instead of asking a man
what will you drink ?" they nov say,
Nominate your poison"
Why is a dog with a broken leg like
a boy in arithmetic? Because he puts
down three and carries one.
If a flock of geese see one of their
number drink, they all drink too.
Men are great geese.
Enjoy the glory of the sun, end not
put out your eyes by trying to count
the spots upon his face.
Bobby, why don't your mother sew
up your trowsers p" Because she's Ut
the vestry, sewing for the heather"
A hypocrite may spin so fair a thread
as to deceive his own eye. He may
admire the cobweb. and not know him
sell 10 De u spluer.
A young man who recently took
unto him self a wife says he did not
find it half so hard to get married as
he did to get the furniture.
Their is more help to your soul in
one moments conviction hat God, look
ing on your personality, says, II love
you," than in all ordinary experience.
Avarics in old age, says Cicero, is
foolish for what can be more absurd
than to increase provisions for the
road, the nearer We approach to our
journeys end.
Life is made up. not of great sacrifices
OF duties, but of little things, in which
smiles and kindness, ana small obligs-
tons given hsbitually, are what win
and preserve the heart and secure COM
fort.
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How THE GREAT DAILIEs R
Few persons are aware of the fact
that our principle morning journals
are not printed directly from he type, but
from stereotypes taken from the regu-
lar forms. The whole time consumed
in making plates Of the four pages OF
the New York Sun is about twenty
minutes. 1t is accomplished thus:
Each page is made up in a separate
form on a table in size and height ex-
pressly adapted to the purpose the
legs of this table are furnished with
casters, and as soon as the form is lock-
ed the table is rolled into the stereo-
type room. The form Is then removed
10 the moulding table; the latter has
a hollow iron bed which is filed with
steam, as heat is one of the require
ments in facilitating the operation.
After the right temperature is attained,
the form is removed again to the i'm
posing table, and two or three sheets
of a peculiar kind of paper is laid over
the surface of the type, and they are
then beaten down with a brush in the
same manner that printers proceed IN
taking a brush proof. The form is then
again carefully slid upon the moulding
table, another and heavier sheet OF
paper placed over the first, this is ov.
cred with a wet blanket; the whole
slipped under the press attached to
the moulding table, and the power
applied. This is done almost instantly.
when the form is again run out, and
the paper peeled off is 3 complete ma
trix of the whole form. A preparation
of French chalk Is now applied to the
surface of this paper, when it is placed
into the mould, the hot metal poured
against it and the plate almost instant
ly formed. 1t is now removed to the
planer, is cut, routed, and justified, and
in a few minutes is on its way to the
press room. These plates are cast in
the exact form required for a cylinder
press, and are about half an inch in
thickness.
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MINE.

Ny heart has wandered in the chilly air.
Circling around my lady's gentle fame.
Which ever sTeetly glOUed, yea, gloWed tue
same
When 1 was near. and when. in dumb despair.
l turned away to ease the pain wrought there (;
Alas. poor heart? 'tWould struggle hard TO
tame
The wildsred love it bore ny lady fair,
How fearful thrilled the sound OF her dear
namel
But 1 have felt a hzpl iness to-day,
As sweet as all was bitter. and = balm
Has sOOthed my cruel wounds gentle play
OfthOught is mine, q dear, delicious calm :
For l have seen the love-light sweetly shine
While her upright eye were rembling into mine
LPufRdm's Mdgd=ins.
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a note in his life. consequently he can under
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15
TENNESSEE.

MsMPHis, Dsc. 14.-Ths trouble in Ar
kansas continues. The steamer Liberty
arrived here this morning With number Of
families who had fed from Augusta. They
confirm former statements in regard 70 the
depredations Of the militia. The steamer
De. Arc put her passeng gers of few miles
below Augusta, the officers fearing to trust
tie boat within their reach, returned here.
The agents Of the White River Line have
been instructed 10 hold all freight for Au.
gu.ts and peints above to prevent seizure
blythe militia.
The Araianche's Little Rock special t..
night says the outrages by tho militia are
SO iiag-ant 40 to provoke the condemnation
OF all parties favorins peace and order.
The Rpublican, Radical organ, says
this thing Of martial Law 10 not only uncon.
stitutional, but oppressive, inasmuch a.
the circumstances Of our condition are not
so alarming - to Justify resort to snch
arbitrary, unconstitutional and extrasrdin>
ary measures ~ to make il necessary 10 set
aside the whole code Of civil law, and We
hops that the Legislature will pass . Law
prohibiting the further efficacy Of this
power.
The Governments report to day, shows
Gen. Upham's force under Woodruff TO BE-
only 80. He had taken Is prisoners At
Augusta and says iha. he will kill them
and burn their town ifattacke,l BY the reb-
els In the southeast part CT the county
tue force is go colored.
Martial Ia " has been proclaimed in Con.
way. because private letters reported that
half Of the population were Ku Kluxer. He
declined to publish the names written.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15

referred, including The following By Mr..
Miller, a resolution declaring the principal
also on bonds payable in coin by Mr..
welker, a bill TO repeal the act fixing the
times OF the regular meetinss Of Congrsss !;
by Mr.. Cowsn, to sstablish IN assay office
in Montana.
Mr.. Broonall moved = suspensiou OF the
rulss to enable him to introduce . preamble
aud r. solution setting forth the views sx-
pressed BY the President in his messsgs 10
relation to the pubic debt. condemning the
Same AZ rspresentipg fern Of reputation
and declaring that the debt must and shall
be paid in full.
The rules were suspended by . strict
party vote, and the resolution vas fnslly
adop,sd-l54 to q.
Mr.. Lawrence, Of Ohio, presented me-
mortal from the New York Union League,
in reference 10 the alleged naturalization
and election frauds, and offered rssolu
ton Tor the appointment Of secret con-
mit,es Of seven for investigation Of the d.
iexed frauds, &C., s6ecting the recent cleo.
,ico, With power TO hold sessions in New
York or elsewhere, BY quorum or By sub.
committee.
The rssoluto, was adopted by 1874 to
50.
Ia reply TO . resolution OF the House,
offered by Mr.. Wood, fer further cerre-
spondence in reference to the Alabama
claims, the Secretary Of State said that he
was OF the opinion that the publication Of
such correspor dsncs would be premature
and incompatible With the public inter-
| est.
Mr.. Sherman offered . resolution calling
IN the Secretary Of State for the csrrs>
spondence between Gen. Webb, United
States Minister to Brazil, and Rear Admiral
Davis, in reference to the disposition Of
the American squadron at Rio Jsneiro and
Paraguay, ~ the difficulty bill reported
from.
| Nsssrs. Cole and Banks' currency rsss
luton, last session, in favor Of gradual
specie payment, vas taken up and made the
special order on the first Wednesday in
Jauu,ry.
A resolution Vas offered under suspsn
sion Of the rules, desiring the Committed
on Public Expenditures, to make full 10
vsstigatiens Of the charges brought BY tha
press of AZ improper nee efa portion Of
the Alssks purchase money. The vsselu
ton wss sdsp.ed.
A bill for the construction or . shis
canal sreund Niagara Falls, was taken VI
and made the special order for the secsnt
Wednesday in January.
A resolution vas adopted acquiring o
the Secretary Of State, whether Comnis-
sisnsr has recently been sent to Spain frou
this country, and II 90. tho particulars il
reference . dispatch sent TO Commission
Or Farnswertb.
Mr.. Sypher offered resolution directing
the Committee on Military Affairs to in
4uirs into the sxpsdisncy Of rspsaling
ssc.ion frsm the appropriation bill o
March, 1867. prohibiting the organization
Of the militia 10 the Seuthsrn States. Th
resolution vas adopted.
AGiournad
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec l4-Thsre were large ar,
rivals to- day Of officers from oil parts Of
the country to attend the grand army 70
union to be had here to- morrow and nexi
day. General Grant and staff, Secretary
Of War Schoiisld. Generals Sherman, Pope
and staff, General Harvey aud stsh, Gsnsr.
al Nc Clernand, Genera Palmer. Slocum
Geo. H. Thomas and Mcdowell, are among
the most distinguished arrivals. Gems
Grant. Sherman, Thomas and others, at
tended a reception this evening at the resi-
dencs Of Lieut.. Gov. Bross.
One Of the most daring and successful
burglariss which has occurred here for .
month, was psrpetrstsd some time during
yesterday. 1t was discovered toward eve
nmig that the large dry goods store OF Car
son; Prize L Co., 1888 Lake street, had been
entered through the rear window, the shut
tiers Of which had been broken open and
the glass in the window broken. An *.
aminat,on discovered that the thieves had
distracted silks to the valus Of net lesS
than $4,000; and perhaps mere. A num-
Der Of other burglasies Of miner character
were also psrpstrated during the past TIVE
nights, and the city seems 70 b Injected
with great number Of thieves.
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WASHINGTON.

wAsnlNoroS, Dec. 1.-THE President
to day nominated 70 the Senate Henry 4.
Smyth to b Minister to Ruesis; Als1andsv
Cummings. Of Penney lvasis, b Csmnis.
sioner Of Iutssnal Rsvsnus; VIM. J. Col.
Inns. 70 b Sspsrintsndsnt Of Indian Aifaisl
for Idaho and Montana Benz. L. Dean, to
b chief examiner for the Patent Onics.
Postmaster General Randall has sent to
the House sstimstss Of the msnsy n qeise
for The Pest Office Dspartnent for the yer
ending 1870. The sum fetal 10 "a 500 600;
Of this sum The inland mail and tsspspseta.
ten, including the overland mail, AID sea
mail 70 Cuba, requires els 1926, 600.
The Secretary Of Wae ssnt eo0munica
ton TO the House to-day, stating that it il
impossible to state with Sufficient accuracy
the amount expended during the year end.
Ing June po, 1868. on account Of the Indian
var, and that the ameunt expended for
river and barber survey and improvement
fer the Same period, was SIS, 10000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15

ance Of the once Of Prime Minister. He
says that after the part taken BY him in the
movsosnt for the dlssstsblish0sot Of the
Irish Church, II wAs impossible fer him .
decline the task Of forming the Ninislsy.
Nr. Gladstsos truets that the sev adniaie-
,iation will deserve the ceshdsncs Of the
country. and premises to use every s6sst =
carry the msssurss which b urged while
cut Of effiee.
. In the House Of Csmmous petitions have
been prsasatsd esntesting The elsssion Of
81 Liberal and 81 Conservative members.
Lord Clarendes, newly appeieted Seers-
tsry Of State Tor Foreign Adaifs, hsld
lsves on Saturday. which was attended By
Hon. Rsverdy johnson and Hon. Arson
Burlingaos.
PAan. Dee. 14.-Ths Essdasd says the
great powers will csntisus their efforts to
settle the dispute bstvssn Tsstsy and
Greece, ssd they do not YET despair 81
Sucoo10.
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WARRINGTON, Dec l5.-The committee
on Reconstruction this msrning examined
the Aississippi Republican Committee whe
presented various arguments With data e
show why the votes Of seven counties
should be thrown out principally on the
ground of fraud irregularities and intiinids
lion, With this exclusion they say the con
sti,u,ion Of that state has been ratified by
about three hundred voter.
The Committee Of Ways and Means had
before them number Of dsaleYsin tobacco
from New York, who want 70 effect a
chsngs in the Law on that subject.
Legislation will be partially suspended
on Wednesday afternoon till after re:sss,
- Thursday and psrhsps Friday will be
devoted exclusively TO announcements oi
the deaths Of Messrs. Stevens. Finlay,
Kinds and Mann.
Many members will leave for their homes
previous 70 Monday.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

MEADviLLE, Dec l5.-Ths formal trans
fer Of the Atlantic l. Great Western Rail
zap to the Central Erie Railway took place
yesterday. Msssrs. Gould 4 Riddle repre-
ssnted the Erie road in taking possession
Mr.. l.. d. Fucker 10 retained - Superin'
,endsnt Of this division No other sp
po,atunsnts or changes have yet been en-
nsuneed. The Erie oficisls started fol
Cincinnati to-day.