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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-01
Queen Isabella and the Pope.

MADRID, December 2S.-The session OF
the Cortes commenced yesterday. In the
usual speech from the throne, Queen Isa-
bella pledged the support of the nation to
his Holiness the Pope for the preserya-
ton Of the temporal power.
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/. 80. 4H'ce hundred and thirty-fve acres of
10y near Herndon station, on the Alex
"' Loudoun and Hampshire railroad,
lave Deen sold to Mr. Farnham, Of Yer
aI'h'. tor 81, 600, half cash. Land is in
easing IN value i'll Fairfax, and immi-
grants coming IL.
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Terrible Accident at New Orleans.

Terrible Accident nj New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, December 31.-The
steamer Henry Ames arrived this morn
ing with 5000 bales Of cotton on board.
While being unloaded the guards on both
sides Of the. boat gave way, precipitating
the larger portion of the cargo overheard.
About twenty men, white and black, were
drowned or crushed to death.
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ARREST OF A CoUNTERFEITER.-Late Sa-
turday evening last the attention of the
police was directed to the conduct of two
well-dressed young men, who gave their
names as John Delaney and D. Jacobs, who
were making purchases on King street ;
and between s and 8 o'clock that night
they were arrested. Near the intersec-
ton of Royal and King streets they broke
away and ran, Jacobs escaping, but Della
ney was not so fortunate for the hue and
cry being raised, he was pursued by a
number Of persons, one of whom (Mr. Pat.
Hays o O overlook him, and on being
searched at the watch-house he was found
to be encased in two suits of clothing, and
10 have spurious money in his possession.
MeSsrs. Arnold s. Field, Samuel Lind
heimer, G. G. Berry, Joseph Brager, and
Simon Waterman, found that they had
each been the recipient of a counterfeit
ten-dollar United States bank note, and
two of them recognized Delaney as the
man from whom these notes had been re-
ceivcd. Delaney has been committed to
Jail for examination.-Alerandria Gazette.
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s1aximi,ian's Remains at Cadix.

MADRID, December 2S.-The war steamer
Novara, in command of Admiral Tegethoff,
OF the Austrian navy, having on board the
remains OF the late Archduke Macmillan,
arrived al Cadiz Yesterday afternoon.
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ohIcAco, ILL.,, December 30.-A fire
.-lS morning destroyed the buildings l03
s-o lC2 Oh west Randolph street. Loss
~'oHt $4,000. No insurance.
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HOIiGOu Goods.

CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY
PRESENTS.
JUVENILES, from S cents to $3.50;
PORTFOLIOS, from Csc. to $l2;
WRITING DESKS, from So to s25;
WORK BOXES, from 50. so to 800;
PRAYER BOOKS, from CSC. to 50;
BIBLES. from SOC. to $40;
together with a full line Of
FANCY ARTICLES. Call and examine our
stock. a. q. CHRISTIAN & CO.,
de 10 opposite spotswood Hotel.
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cpECIAL notice. The cheapest
= light ever discovered In this or any osnsr
eonntry. We have iG9t received NEW rATsST
LAMPS for burning our nom explosive OIL, whlen
VIC can recommend to The public; We also Keep
KEROSENE OIL or the nss ~ aadsssst'''
w. GEORGE w. GARY Geo..
J,,9 No LThirtesrth street, R6x'S old stand.
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Insal ShOaiinr s Nrnx

LEWISTON, Ne, December 30.-Thomas
" " brigham shot and killed his uncle,
S %ycnael Brigham, in an ARRAY at Buck.
Sstu' On Saturday evening. He claims to
nave acted in Self-defence.
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General meade.s surcessor.

New YORK, December 30.-General T.
W. mot W. IT, Sherman is to succeed
General Meade in command Of this de-
partment.
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The Steamer Merrimac.

KEY WEST, FLA, December 3l.-The
Merrimac has been salvaged for $4,000,
and sailed for Mobile.
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PIcHMoyD, December2s, 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the hrm and style
of PEERS Il HENNiI6 Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent; and all debts due TO said CO. part
%nership, and ell debts dus BY said CO. Partnership,
are 10 be paid to and settled BY said William J.
Herning. J. ii. PEEPS,
de 30-6t+ w. J. HENHING.
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Deputy United States Marshal Duncan
arrived from Winchester, Va, Saturday
hight, having in charge 100000 in gold
and ~greenbacks, part Of the assets of the
hank Of the Valley, which were placed
IL the vaults Of one of the Washington
hanks to await the result of a suit brought
BY the Merchants Bank of Baltimore US.
Tie Valley Bank, now pending before
Judge Underwood's court at Richmond.
lp the suit the court appointed Mr.. Ham
iltoa G. FAINT receiver to wind up the af-
falls Of the Winchester concern. Its as
se3s we're stated at 81, 200 900. We pre-
suuo the sum named aboTAwould cover
all Of it's present available funds. Very
few things ian be stopped that have
Si,oG0,G00 to go on With.-Alerondria
! Jottnal.
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NEW ORLEANS, December 3l.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jefferson Davis arrived here this
afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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Prisoner KILLED by a Sheriff.

MADISON, md, December 3l.-Sheriff
Shannon this morning killed q prisoner
named John Redman, thus frustrating the
escape of other prisoners who were as
sailing him.
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Alabama Republican Nominees De-
Ginning TO Run.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 81
Seven whites and three blacks have de-
clincd the nominations for county Offices
rendered them by the county Republican
Convention. The nominees for the State
Senate also decline.
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NJ E CONCEkN.-1he subscribers
~ having associated themselves under the style
Of l. HARVEY 4 Co.: for the purpose OF con-
Quoting the WHOLESALE GR0GERY, LiQUOR,
AND so hMISSloN BUSINESS, at the stand
formerly occupied by J. Il. Gresham and Rawls &
Co., No 1852 Main street. respectfully solicit the
patronage OF thair friends and the public gene
rally, promising their best effort, to give ~satisfac-
ton to all who may favor tn IN. z
They are pleased to announce that there will be
no further change in the style OF the firm for the
period OF fvs years from date, at which time the
term Of Co. partnership expires, unless sooner re-
newed. l.. HARVEY,
ofPichmond, Va.
w. s. GRIFFIN,
OF Southampton county. Va.
J. g. GRIFFIN,
of Southampton county, Va.
Richmond, December 81, 1907. de sl--lw
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Conference on the Eastern Question.

LONDON, December "a number of
eminent Russian statesmen and diplomats
have met in St. Petersburg, and are hold
ing a conference on the Eastern question.
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COMMERCIAL.


Corn and Flour Exchange, December 81. fssr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, sl2 bushels: vel.
low, 2s2 bushels mixed, 112 bushels. onas-
$50 bushels. Rye-ll2 bushels.
So L s.-C6rn-White, 48 bushels new ut
Sl.l5 504 bushels new on private terms; vel
low, Y bushels new nj sl.l7; 1856 bushels old
at Sl.2o; mixed, liz bushels at 81 90. Oats
$50 bushels on private terms. Rgs-49 busheis
at 81. 506si.S2h for good to prime.
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WANTED, BOARDERs.-I am pre-.
w pared to furnish BOARD and LODGlHd for
several young gentlemen, and board without
lodging for fifteen or twenty gentlemen My house
and Marshall streets, and my table will be sup
piled with The best the market affords. Meals and
snacss will be furnished at any houriof the day.
My bar Ia well supplied with the best Liquors
de 30-3s* GEOHGE W. IlSEsAf.
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n,n A DAY MADE BY ANY OH
SlU with my patent sfsSGiL rgss. M eets.
cuiaSs VIA explain. a. ) .gULLAHs
as aa-sodet ~sprsnsiseia, fesHaors.
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MOTTO En- consequence of the
~ senior membsro OF the firm failing TO make
his arrangements to come to Richmond, the con-
Germ Cf RAWLS & co. will cease to exist on the
3lst December, 1867. The books. &C., will be
transferred to the concern Of l.. Harvey s. Co.,
who will pay ali debts OF the firm and receive all
moneys duo US. ii. o. RA Wis.
IADuCU
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Arrival of Treasure

Arrival of Treasure.
New YORK, December 3l.-The steamer
Henry Chauncey, from A~spinwall, has ar
rived with S $1,000, 900 in treasure.
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Boarding and Lodging.

D GA r D / N G.-MRS. BARRY, sos
AZ FRANKLIN STREET, caa
several gentlemen or families with good BOARD
and comlortao Ole rooms. Terms reasonable.
-. Ia Its
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WILLIAM WHUULEY, ECPERlHTBHDENT.
The proprietors, in resumine the management
and fayorably known to tho travelling public,
promise In the future to retain the reputation the
American has borne asa
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Its locality Immediately at the railroad depot,
renders /. a convenient stopping. place for persons
on business or in search Of health.
BAR and BARB -SHoP In the house.
All ina OH ees OF the telegraph and stage hnes
mining TO this town are adjoining this house.
A hrst- class LIVERY STABLB, under oAoo''
y Doho'"H McCHgSNEY Il co.
N. B.-Citizens Of the county wiz be iurSisaae
nnsr ar afty cents, and horses fed oy Messrs.
nnnnvsn & OiIoola at twenty cents. oe la-sm
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nISSOLUTION.-The concern Of r.
2,st Of December. 1857, by the withdrawal of MT.
William w. Wells. The undersigned only Is au-
thorizsd to settle the business OF the concern.
K. Il. WHITLOCK.
P. s.-The Bon. BUsIN Ess, together with BAY,
LIME, &c. will be continued by K. n. WHIT
LOCK at the old stand, corner of Eighteenth and
Cary etr-e;s.
January LIST. 1868. la 1-3t
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DREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.-The
season for reunions and membranes by
the old folks and the young will soon be here.
In these hard times, how much more SUITABLE
10 have an eve to service in our Christmas gifts.
Instead OF Sewgaws, a handsome MUTT OF
CLOTHES, or any article Of EARlNG APPA-
BEL, or HANDKEHCHlEFs, ,NECK-TlBS, etc.,
will be lust as acceptable, and much more sensi-
BILE. Ali who take this view are directed to
8. BECHER's MERCHANT TAILORING AND
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. 8 SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
where their wants in this regard can be supplied
with the best material and workmanship ct
LOWEST PRICES.
BOYS AMI YOUTHS CLOTHING
on hand. which We Offer very low. No more ap-
propriate Christmsst gift than 4 SUIT.
Tda lD-tJan11
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UOW TO SAVE TROUBLE AND
Ii EXPEHSE-Go to BOSSlEUX'S. l4i2 Main
street, aud buy his EXCELSIOR MGNCE MEAT.
1t j. as good as Won can maze, and much cheaper.
At least, this is the evidence OF a large numbero Of
ladies who have used 1t. For sale by the pound,
LUIS j. B0SSlEUX,
doE Eonfectioner.
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cEvEN OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN
y can get BOARD and 81 no. 1es aSyo
street, near oroad. -"
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Bakeries.
ID. BRIG rs, THE OLDEST
IL. ESTABLISHED BAKER NOW DOING
BUSINESS IN THE CITY.
ESTABLISHED 1854.

TOT MAIN STREET AND SIG BROAD STREET.
LOOK AT THE LIST OF PRICES:
Soda Crackers, lie. Butter Crackers, lie.
Oyster Crackers, loo. Water Crackers, l0c.
Arrowroot Crackers, l5c. Cream Crackers, l5c.
Sugar Crackers. l5c. Cracker Dust, l2c.
Susar Cakes, SOC. Molasses Cakes, soc.
Spice Nuts, l8c.
And all kinds Of PLAIN, FANCY, and ORNA-
MENTALC CAKES, CRACKERS, and PIES, whole
sale and retail.
N. B.-Liberal discoun. given to merchants.
de 81
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rOX'S SPARKLING GELATINE,
" COOPER'S F ISINGLASS
VANILLA BEANS,
NUTMEGS,
MACE.
CLOVES.
CINNAMON,
CAsSIA,
ALLsPICE,
PEPPER.
GINGER,
]. BLAIR. Druggist,
de Ats S25 Broad street.
EOR CHRISTMAS!
Il CITKoN, RAIsIHs,
ALMONDS,
P fihsaf!S GINGER,
LEMONS,
GUBRANTS,
k5ti, BUTTER,
GELATINE,
COCOANUTs,
PALMNUTs,
FANCY BASKETS,
TOILET SOAPS, sc.
de 30 DAHDRIDfE & ANDERSON.
Now1AN & co.
are opening for the holidays
ELEGANT WATOHEs
MAGNIFICENT JgWELRY
OF EvERY DEsCRIPTIog,
OF THE LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS,
at corner Main and Testh streets. de q
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Dissertations. DC.


TO~PARTNERSHIP.-We have this
day formed a partnership under the name
and style OF. DAVID B. CLARk 4 co. for the
purpose of conducting a GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSlH GSS, and respectfully solicit a share Of the
patronage SO literally extended to the late firms
OF David B. Clark and Neal, Leigh + Co.
DAVID B. CLARK,
ia 1-1w JOSEPH p. WORDS.
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GONE OME, COME ALL.

rHRISTMASl CHRISTMA S!!
Newark Cider, Cooking Wine, old Jamaica
Rum, Cox's Sparkling Gelatine, Layer Raisins,
Citron, CurrantS, Papersbell Almonds, &c.
Humidity & TATUM,
do 1913 Broad street.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL,
~ IMMECIATELY AT THE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD,
STAuNT0N, VA.

mcCHEsEEY Il NADENBoU5CH, PgoPRIEToRs
X. III. LIPsCOMB. MANAGER;
WILLIAM WHOULHY, SUPERINTENDENT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

AN ACT to provide for tbs taxation OF the
shares OF National Banks
sac l. Be Ii enacted by the General Assem-
bly OF the State OF Iowa, That all the shares OF
the Banking Associations organized within this
State pursuant 10 the provislons Of the acts Of
Congress TO provide q national currency secured
by : pledge Of the United States stocks and to
provide for the circulation and exemption there
q, held BY any person or body Corporate, shall
be included in the valuation Of the personal
property Of such person..or body corporate or
corporation in the assessment Of taxes in the
township, incorporated town or city where snch
banking association 10 located and not elees
where. whether the holder thereof resides in
sach township. Incorporated town or city or not.
But not ct = greater rate thaa assessed on other
moneyed capital in the hands Of individuals Of
this State.
sgc 2. That it shall be thu duty of the prin.
cipal accounting officer Of each Of said associa-
tious. on or before the Aret day OF MAY, A. D..
1865, and between the frat Aad 6fteenth days Of
Jauuasv Of each year thereafter, 10 list the
shares Of the association, giving the assessor the
usae Of oach person owning shares and the
amount eWsed By sseh. an6 for the purpose Of
securing the collection Of che taxes assessed up
on said shares, esch banking association shall BE
its share holders. under the provision Of Sec
ton 1q5 Of the Revision OF 1850, and il shall be
the duty of the association to retain SO much OF
| any dividend or dividends belonging to any
shareholder as snail De necessary To pay any
taxes levied upon his or her shares.
| SIC. s. II at any time Con ress shall change,
alter amend the acts of Congress- to provide
| . national currency secured BY United States
stscks and 10 provide for the circulation and
redemption thereof, then il shall be the duty oi
each assessor in any township, incorporated
| town or city. to assess the shares of sharehol
| ders in any such national bank in such manner
| a. 70 conform to such already filtered or amend.
ed acts Of Cong ress, provided that such shares
| shall not be assessed At greater rate than Il
imposed BY Law on other money Cd capital in ths
| hands Of individual this in State.
SEo. 4. An Act 20 provide fer the tsxstior
| Of the shares Of National Banks, approved
April I'd. 1865, and oil acts aud parts Of acts In
consistent v tn the provisions of this act srt
hereby repealed.
Ssc. s.. This oct. being deemed OF immediat.
Importance, shall take effect from and after IL
publication il the Iowa State Register ans
Iowa Homestead newspapsrs printed a De-
Aoines. Iowa
Approved April 7th, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act tool
effect BY publication. A required in Section
thereof, on the sd day Of April, A. D. 1898.
BID. WRIGHT, 8ec'y Of State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA SUFFERED, AS
IL IL known, I'VE years ago. from consumption; Dr..
Oppholrer, the most eminent physician In Vienna,
recommended her 10 90 10 Nice, Italy. There. with
the OF the fne climate and the use OF HoYys
NAlr EXTRACT she was eared The inventor OF this
remedy, which 10 also plea.an, beverage, Mr.. 10
ham HoH OF Berlin. was invited 20 en- sudivnce. q
which he re ccived the wsrmest thanks Of the mpe-
hal family. ana had conferred upon him BY the En-
peror the highest cfos. OF merit WIN dipioina ss
mark Of HE eternal obligation.
The diploms IL 10 be eeen 81 Hons Malt Extract
Depot for America, No. 5A2 Broadway. New York,
4 well as erons Letters Of thanks and appro val
from persons In all parte OF the world who have used
Hon Malt Rxtrsct; also the prescriptions of II BY
the fret physicians In this City.
Woy,s Malt 1xtract Depot, No. s4a Broadway.
LANGFELpT, THoDE & CO., Agants for Daven.
port, Iowa.
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Tia ,,ial 10 over; the witnsssss have oil
besn heard the lsng windsd and sirsssms
s,..ches have been made. end The people
are wai,inx-waiting for the verdict.
The trial has been . long ons-a lsng
and tedious search for nothing; . long AZ
ray Of witnesses 70 prove nothing bet what
the people already knew Ne sxpsnding o.
q hundred thousand dsllsrs directly, and
abe waste Of millions more indirectly; the
farce closes. and now listen for the verdict
What will.ths verdict BEL Conviction.
Convictisn certain and sure. was there
man among oil the radical Jurors who wsr'
not dstsrminsd..u upon conviction before the
trial commencsds Not one. They voted
for the passage Of the impeachment resolu'
ton, and having % declared that the Prssi
den. had committed great crimes, will they
hesitate 10 convict hims Not enc Of them
They have been seeking his eficial life 10
months past. with no reason, save that b.
opposed their schemes Of raseally legisla
tion.
We are all waiting for the verdict-no
~ though We knew not what 1t would b'
but 70 see tho monument Of powsrft
pArty's infamy suitably crowned.
The verdict may come to-day nc
until to morrow. but when it does com
there will be feeling OF relief that th
farce is over. that the ignominy is consum'
ted. and that the death kncll Of the reput
lican party has been sounded through ID
Land
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

Confidence games are becoming rife
along the river towns. John Hahpenbsr-
ger, who resides near burlington, was
fsscsd out cfs225 the other day, by means
Of box Of bogus jewslry.
The Bellevue journal Of the 3o.h u,.,
says that Mr.. Philip Wagner. = farmer re-
siding mile and half from Spring Brook,
lately Loaf fourteen head of cattle and two
colts from the disease known .. the plsuro-
pneumonia.
The Dubuous Times notes the death
BY drowning at that place o. little son OF
Joseph Kabat. Other boys snsiesd him -
.lsv truant at school and 70 60 With item
IN the river. whore he fell from raft and
was drowned. His bsdy vas recovered but
life was gone.
The Dubuque Tmes Gays that last
Sunday msrning, during the storm, the
lightaing played havoc With the telegraph
Office as Duulsith. The relay was set on
Ore, papers burned in the Office, aud sever
al poles torn down between the station and
Menominss. So intense Was heat that tie
iron in several places was melted asundsr.
In some localities NC hear of cattle hav
ing their eyes put out BY hail stones during
the late storm.
The Des Noinss Stat.sman is Informed
that the late hail storm had . psrcspsislt
effect upon The crop Of grasshoppers, ano
that whore hundreds were before to be seer
few o. nous are new visible.
One q. Vas s.ycks, . pretended Andsr
sonyills prison victim, and humbug cripple
Il trsvsIiag and lscturing in Clayton and
Dslawsre counties under . forged recon-
mendation.
Says ths Cedar Rapids Tmss ~
steamer arrived here last week. loaded will
whsas, from Vinton. Whore now 10 III
Legislature which dares declare the Csda
river net . 'navigabts strean.'"
-KlLLsD NJ sns IHpiAxs.-A letter he
been received By Abram Funk, Of this u
entity, from Janss Beck. cut West, wh
statss that Gee. Kline, OF AaDeatine, ~
killed BY The Isdians On the 96th Of April
No particulars ere given.-Nsscstins Joss
mel.
Bonner pays Fanny Fern 5000 yea
A grand oslioo ball came on at Dubuqu
} Thursday night Of last week. under th
. auspices Of the ladies Of the Episeopl
. church building society.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12
Dsea. Waac's Charges 81 Usmrpa-
sion Agalmss President Lin

Bea. Waac's Charges 81 Csmrpa-
sioa AgaInst President Lin.
coils.
The Nswburyport Herald (Isspupblican)
regards il - singular fact, not often call
I'd " mind nowadays, that Senator Wade,
Who will succeed to tho Presidency on tho
impeachment Of Andrew johnson, four
ear ago made the Same charges against
Abraham Lincoln charges Of usurpati0n,
sncrcaehmspt. upon the rights Of the law
making branch Of the Government and die.
regard Of the law-that are now made
against President Johnson. In the msnl-
fcsto which he and Henry Winter Davis, OF
Mary and issued. they said that Mr. Lincoln
"perss,od in recognizing those shadows OF
governments in Arkansas and Louisiana
which Congress formally declared should
not he recognized" They affirmed the
President 10 be "resolvcd that tho people
shall not by law take any securities from
tho rebel States against renewal OF thu
rebellion, before restoring their power that
the President "by preventing this bill from
becoming . law held the electoral votes Of
the Southern States at the dictstion Of his
personal ambition" that tho Executive
"dehed authority vestsd exclusively in
Congress" and that "a moro studied out
rage on the legislative authorities Of The
people has never been psrpstratsd."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12
W,a,s nlsased 10 notice +,

We ars pleased to notice the prosperity
Of T. q. Atkins d Co.. propristsrs Of the
Sheffield Saw Works, Indianapolis. In nd.
dition to their old shop, which is % feet
front BY 200 feet long, they are now sesct-
ing 4 new ono to be used 10 connection with
the old, which will be SO feet front by 200
feet long, thus giving them an entire build
ing Of IS feet front by 200 feet long. Their
machinery is to be duplicated, and in .
short time they WIN commence tho manu-
facturs OF shovels, hoes. and axes, in add.
ton to their regular saw manufacturing
business. We are glad to notice this i'm.
provement, and the opening up Of ansthsl
branch o: manufacturing industry in the
West. We hope the firm will meet with
success co mmsnsurats with their enterprise