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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

sssso recently appeared in court at
Richmond, Virginia, and requested to be
natura lied, saving that he was native Of
Portugal. The judge made him happy by
telling him 70 register A. voter under act
Of Congress. the applicant had been
German, or irishman. he would have been
compelled 70 20 TO the expense and endure
the delay OF naturalization. Such 10 the
penalty q being white, aud the privileges Of
being black
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25
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TlfIy hOusNfld IiraNs
now clothed with masses Of rich black and brown
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form asnuplv Of CaRI-TAD0ROS DYE, begin 20
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red parfv nas gray. Manhood and beatty. with the
one def.t ia their PERSONAL appearance rsmedled ~
CHRISTADoRO's hair D}B
rejoice IN their good fortune and recommended y
10 nli who rraalra perfectdve Maintained ~
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Bold BIZ all Druggists kDn ed nv all Hair Dresses
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

THE Bufalo Commercial Airertissr (R.
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the President NUT afford a convincing de-
nenstration, by its current proceedings.
hat it is disposed to be fair. ltm must win
he respect and confidence Of the American
,sople - to ito perfect judicial fairness, at
he same time il must justify the result,
se,,hsr efits scquit,sl or conviction"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25
a lIn scnity uIrchin.


A Boston man tells tbs following news
boy story:
Coupon. the corpulen, banker, was stand
ing in State street one hot day in August,
'.wiping the servile drops OF from his
brow" when . ragged, but sharp-sy cd
nswsbov aecosted him With.
please, sir. tell me the time y
Coupon 'lugged out his Frosham. and,
looking bengnantly dowa to his interlocu-
tor. responded:
Just two o'clock"
"All right, old buffer" said the gamin,
gathering his legs together for run, "yeu
can sell out for soap grease II three
o'clock"
The insulted man Of meney raised his
cane, and, making . frantic rush al his to-
mentor, nearly Tell over friend that wss
coming Up the street
"llalio, Coupon, what the matter :" said
the other.
matter = said Coupon, putting with hsa,
and anger, why, one Of those darn news
hsys asked me the time and when | told
hun two O'Clock, the impudent young scoun
drel said might sell out for soap II ace q
three"
'Don't be in such hurry vas the mali
cious response "n's only five minutes pas
two; you've got fifty Ave minutes to do i
IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

Ways or Committing Suicide.
Wearing thin shoes on damp nights IN
rainy weather.
Building on the "air- tight principle.
Leading a life Of enisebling. stupid lazs.
ness. asd keeping the nina IN round Of
uonatur.l excitement oil fsaoing trashy
novels
the thinest possible dress. Dancing till in
a complete perspira,ion, then going home
through the damp air.
Sleeping on feather beds in seven by nine
bedrooms.
snrf.i,ing en- he. .nd VERY highly sti,nu-
latiog suppsrs.
Marrying in haste, getting an uncongg-
nitl companion, and liv ne tbs rest ci lis
In nDt4sl disaasisfaclipu.
Ei,ing vi'heut time TO mssticate the
food
Allowing lave Of gain to so absorb cur
minds, Is to leave no time to attend to our
health.
Following an unhealthy occupation be-
cause money caa BE- made BY it.
Tempting the appetite with nissties when
the stomach says no.
Contrivipg to keep in q COZ tinual worry
about something or nothing.
Retiring in the small hours and rising ~
noon.
Nsslscting 10 take proper care oil our
selves when . simple disease first appears
Tus Moatana Standard in its last issue
comes out in filming article on the 70
noval question. II says among cher
things:
John | Blair, the railroad king Of lows,
offers the State $3.50 900 II they will remove
| the capital to thONorth western railroad.
There is no point on he Inc Ct this road
| where Mr Blair is so heavily interested as
al this point, and hence his influences viii
Ls in favor of Montapa.
1.-THE citizens Of this city pledge III,
State 500 900 more, making donsti N Of
half a mlllioh dollars.
Bash Iowa has had some experience
in this bonus line. Parties 1t Des Moinss
GO remember. once promised and bcun'
themselves TO give tho State capitol build
ing right out to secure it at that place :
They butt a rickcty old shaniy, turned
over to tho State. AID then claimsd pay TO
t,-snd got il too Iowa wants no more
that sort Of fooling. She Ia able to buil'
her own capitol-when The proper tim
comes and need not 20 begging alter
donation. l, is all CANNON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

CO0Bo8uO0o VenOEO01 O8woC9eHs
Carer them without rssorting 70 Meecury Iodils
ieer positive cnre for III humdss and blood poiso
ORsAslo WRAKssss. ouch - Seminal weakness,
Nocturnal and Diurnsl Emissioue. brought On b.
abuse Of the system, early indscretons. excesses o.
sion. depression. dimness, and oftsntimss nsaniy,
with other depiorable train uf symptoms treated AID
radically cured with inlabe method. saving much
time and expense. 0ieet, Gonorrhna, Structure, snA
eli dseaeee peculiar TO the sexes. Of private nature,
GA dissasss Of the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the blood has become pois0oed, producing
49, and bonee. liberated throat, nose, limh u
body. scrofua, together win an sndlsss numosf o.
GDr. james Z recomn..dsa by shs prs.:s s:nsssIly
etc. Those Afflicted should apply innsdiatslys sad
Be- cured 0ftheee terrible disease.
Oh JAMES has juetieGued srev1Do6, lMQ9uvo1 md
sfsi Diseases peculiar % The SEXES VIA lissssioss
and prescriptions for eelf Treatment.
0prRnArosnnRA, caused By self abuse, sexual ~
cess &C., 10 fully treated and viii mot fhl 70 anset
Inimportant leisure Of he hook 10 trsstiss upo,
Conception-how av0ided-and the Aooessity md
pfopriety sometimes, Of 10 doing.
Tie various dseasee peculiar 70 feDalss, asefnlly
Ths n sa sop /. printed .pCs IN. s.sy
substantially hoand containing 80 pages. aod II +
Intended a. books b kept for psivnD rs1srencs
and consultation. Il d muit1m n pauo-mech p
shs ENABLES: Bay ~ rssd a r.: SoSa wI
both ecxeemarlied and single. Price OF
1a 11 b. JHSis. p Q. Drawer ssss. chicago, m
Dr. jane one asd P..;os: :. e 8 = ..adosRl
- - eeoMlte4 Pereonally g b 49, - " -
u. \. ~. j. &C. q ;Rss1a4 So st 10 "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

From the report oil DR.. G. A. White, State
q ologist. now going through the press, we
rather the following boundaries OF the coal
fields ofths State:
Draw line on the map Of Iowa from tho
southeast corner Of Van Buren, county d.
rectly northward until it touches the south
line of Washington county; thence north
west, keeping SIX or eight miles to the
northwsrd OF North Skunk river, 60 the
| south line OF Marshall county, little west
Of its center; thence TO q point three OF
four miles nos theastward from Eldora, Har-
din county thence to Webster City, Ham
ilton couniy thence to Fort Dodge, Web
ster cosniy, and you have approximately
tho eastern and northern borders OF the
productive coal field Of Iowa; thence crom
Fort Dodge 10 tina northwest corner of
3eenc county thence Nv curve TO the
east, and la K to the southwest corner of
Boone county thence southwest TO point
nsout six mites from the south corner of
DsIias county thence southeast to TIE
s0u,hest corner Of i.ncas county, (curyipg
~ the sou hives. in Madison, to the north
east in Warren, aud to the southwest in
Lucas couuties) thence south 10 the State
Inc, ard you have the coal field Of Iowa,
covering MI area OF $500 square u les, or
a space equal to the State ci Msssschu
sets. One will get COED idea Of the
vastness OF the Hawksyc State after he
has drawn tho boundaries Of the coal field
as above. The old Bay State, il dumped
down ia the middle Of the State, would
not make . respectable prairie farm. II is
the opinion that coal exists in the west
ern portion OF the State. but ., SO low .
depth as to make il unprofi able to mine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

LIVE r IL s.
JAS. A. HIGH,

PRoPRIH1oR or rHasr
Harrison Street Livery StableA
a-aE1a HARRISON STREET, BETWEEN
6nH Front and Second. IgOrses 4
Carriages, Of the best quality, to let at 81
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
aud boarded at reasonable charges. my1e-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25
Royal Earaaa Lottery ef tuha.

The only way to Cnre Costive-
ness. Avoid all strong purgative pills which only
exhaust the mucous seer, lions and wear out ns are
Dn II ssfson's PrxisTAL,ro LozKsoRs are just The
opposite, they restore the digestion quicken the liz
and tone up the whole ~ stem tins curing Dys-
pepsa. Headache. Dizziness Piles and all other re-
suits of Hsbitual Copstprtion. the chief caree OF
III hesiih. especially among women.
ladies' who are suffering from certain complaints.
known only 10 females. 81 Md st once get DIR. ell
pau's Female Pills, They produce most charming
effect Sold by Harrison & Starke, IS Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25
DIR. TOBIAS

&c, wells q Co. New York: Geo. Y. go
a Co. Boston. Mass Wholesale Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
LATEST GENERAL NEUS.
lBy TelsgI.Ph !

by IeegAph
49,. The Mississippi is rapidly rising.
...OBaldwin, the Irish Giant, is in Cincn-
matt, giving exhibitions
MANY delegates to the Republican State
Convention have alredy arrived in Philadelphia
THE new bridge at Dixon, ILL.,, has been
swept away by great freshet In Rock River
The Boston banks held Ss67,174 in specie,
Yesterday, and Sl5556,G coo in legal tenders
....Charles Dickens read before 500 persons,
in the city of Rochester last night
Another severe snOw-stOm on the Pacific
Railway east OF Cheyenne, occurred on Sunday night.
Work has been resumed Oh the Kansas
Pacific Railroad.
The Industrial University at Champaign,
H. is TO be opened to-day.
....After three trials for the murder of Mary
Geary McAyena discharged from custody yesterday
in Boston.
The great thaw Of the last few days has
created great freshet in the creeks and rivers In the
vicinity OF Buffalo.
safe in the Courthouse ut Muryhys-
borc nj, was blown open Monday night. The thieves
stole 5000.
The Farmers Bank mt Madison, Wis,
private institution closed us dOOrs' yesterday owing
Charles Brundage stabbed his mistress
Mary Harris in Albany, last night The wounds may
prove fatal.
The medal which was ordered by the
vsconsn Legislature Of 1867 10 be presented Cyrus W.
Field has just been received II Of solid gold, and cost
'i'O'V' Two United States soldiers of Company
n Fifth Cavalry, were killed Monday in encoun-
ter with Illicit dislers in Clayborn County, East Ten
nessee
Gov. Brownlow has appointed James
Simmer Commissioner Of Claims for Davidson County
and H. w. Key for Sumner County, Tenn, both colored
men.
At the Louisville Theater on Monday
night Tdward Hanon OF the HAnlop Brothers gymnasts
willie performing the horizontal pa feii 70 the stage
and lls arm Was badly damaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

Mr. F. II. Woods made report from the Com
mee Privileges and Elections, awarding the scat
occupied by Jacob Worth 10 John Raber The report
shows that Mr. Raber elected by 90 majority. Made
the special order for Friday morning
In the evening bills reported favoraby To amend
the charter Of the Mechanics Savings Bank OF Rochester
To amend the charter Of the Mechanics and Traders Saw
ngs Institution. To abolish the Banking Department
Bills introduced-To incorporate the Clinton Saw
ings Bank OF New York To improve and extend Fourth
st. Brooklyn To amend Chapter g. Laws Of 1883, rea
tive to banking To incorporate the Manhattan Under
ground Railroad Company. To prevent cruelty to child
rem Also for the better protection Of stockholders
Joint stock companies Also, TO protect the rights OF
passengers upon railways and other public conveyances
10 amend the charter Of the Mutual Savings Bank "
Brooklyn.
BILLS ADVANCED TO THEIR THIRD READING.
To incorporate the Eleventh Ward Savings Bank Of
New-YOrk.
In relation to the Marine Court OF New-York.
To protect the consumers OF coal in New-Iorh and
Brooklyn.
Adjourned TO Thursday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. "

SENATE ALBANY, March 10, 1903.
Reports were presented, for the better pres
eryaton of public order in public meetings. and for tho
protection Of public halls for relief against Illegal taaa
zion I'm Rochester and In Monroe County On the Dill 10
enable executors and administrators OF deceased persons
appointed in other States, 20 maintain actous In Ills
State, the Committee reported adversely:
Bills were noticed, incorporating the West-Sde Savings
Bank OF New-York and the Whitehall Savings Bank VI
New,York.
Bills were introduced, for elevated and corrugated
railroad III New. York and Weschester; authorizing inc
transportation OF passengers underground in Newfork
for the extension Of the railroad tracks from Atlantic
ave- to Prospect Park, Brookyni also. remonstrahce
against the widening OF Sackett President ana other
streets IN Brookyn TO efecuay secure the arrest
OF persons guilty OF crimes.
BILLS PASSED.
incorporating the Catsklll Savings Bank
bshing the Office OF Receiver OF Taxes for the town
OF Greenburgh, Westchester County.
Extending the time for the organization OF The New
York Mutual Gas-Lght Company, and TO increase the
capital stock OF said Company.
Authorizing the laying out OF an avenue through White
Plains, Harrison, and Rye, Westehester County O.. ,
Ferry Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR SUBMISSION
THE FENIAN INCLUSION ALARM AT vANcoUvERs
ISLAND.

BAN FRANCISCO, March b.-Auylces iroHt
Victoria OF March represent that the excitement caused
by the threatened Fenian invasion continues Agunpoat
had been stationed la the harbor with large BODY OF
marines. The powder magazine opposite inc city ana
had received orders TO hold IN
Every precanton had been taken 70 secure tue saey OF
ceved was known 10 the authorities only, but the impress
sion Is that they have been Dadu hoaAed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
THE NEWS IN THIS CITY.
MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL
CAMPAIGN CLUB.

CAMPAIGN CLUB.
The Union Republican Presidential Campaign
Club Of the City Of NewYork held enthusiastic meet
ing last night at the headquarters, Broadway and
Twenty seconds and the exercises we're made more in
teresng to those in attendance by the reading Of returns
of the election in NewHampshire, which denoted an en-
uhatic Union triumph in the Granite State II not positive
gains in the popular vote since the last election The
Presdent Of the Club the Hon. Charles Spencer was
IN The chair and opened the proceedlngs by review Of
the political record Of the country and said that this first
great In the Granite State would determine wheth
eY instce tc all would be the rule that should guide
he deetDy Of The Republic He had no apprehepsiops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

which are about equally Republican and Democratic. IL
rs probable that Haiman's majority will be abou1 3o0
The whole vote viii probably exceed 72ooO the largest
vote ever poed in the State. The Legislature will be
largely Republican
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

IA Government train was recently attacked
by Indians Fort Fetterman. The garrison at the
fort surrounded and escape cut or The troops
from Fort Russell have made forced march 20 the relief
OF the garrison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.

The South Carolina Convention did nothing.
The North Carolina Convention adopted the
suffrage article, and the article increasing the number
OF Supreme Judges yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures FREE TO ALL.
JACKSON, March 10-The Conservative menu
bers protest against the wholesale enanchlsement or
negroes tabled The report on education which was
adopted provides for system Of free schools ana ior
college No distinction OF race or color appears In the
report but the General Assembly is not prohibited from
making such distinctions Mr.. H. A. Peytor, Radical
member OF the Convention was arrested under an ndet
ment for perjury.
MISUNDERSTANDING FOR SUBMISSION.
NEW-ORLEANs, March 10.-The Reconstruc-
ton Convention adopted resolution yesterday, that
copy Constitution be sent to the President and to
the General OF the Army and to each member OF Con-
gress The COMMITTEE OF three appointed TO inform Gen:
Hancock that the Constitution ready 10 be submitted
70 the people reported that the General had expressed
some doubt whether under tine reconstruction law, the
election Of officers could be held at the time OF the ra
cation rejection OF the Constitution. He would how
ever telegraph Washington for instructions, and
less otherwise ordered, would issue proclamation for
the ratification rejection OF the Constitution The
ton adjournment provides that II the Constitution be
ratified the Convention shall stond adjourned sae die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

REPUBLICAN VICTORIES IN THE WEST.
The city elections in Council Bluffs, Iowa,
and Cenrea Ill., resulted IN the election Of the entiIe
Republican tickets except one Alderman " eaeh place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
UNPARALLELED DEMOCRATIC VICTORY l.
NEW-JERSEY.

FIRST POP-GUN FOR PENDLETON!-THE MKT
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION DECIDED!-pEN-
pLEToN! OR SEYMOUR! OR HOFFMAN! OR
SOME OTHER MANI! ALREADY ELECTED! !!
DOWN WITH CONGRESS! DOWN WITH IM-
pEACUMFNTl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
TIRsT DIsPATCnl

FIRST DISPATCH
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., March lO-lhe election IN
South yesterday resulted The election OF the entire puD
lcsn ticket By a gain 80 votes over latt Fail -
The eute Republican eLe elected IL North Brunswick y"e
DAY by 40 majority. ,. A., nh l. ,..t..,.
Interest unaffected ia the result
SECOND DIpPATCHU
Wv pRrysw1cK NJ j. March 0The Charter election In New
prnwiek held today IL resulted n TIE success of tie
whole Democratic By 400 majority which Democratic
gain Of ~ per cent - . - A. L. -,
the tie Democratic ticket By majority il| Dtmoeae
gain Of about H. a., .,-
em) Mayor by 243 majority and Smith (Deml for
Trsa1rer by majority In the First Ward Marshal ~ smith Eep)
elected Freebooter and W Freeman eP elected CouncmSn The
two other Wards Democratic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

REJOICING OVER THE NEwHAMPsHlRE ELEC
TON
NoRwIcu. Conn, March 10.-The news from
HAMPSHIRE caused great excitement in this city At
midnight In spite Of tho ram salute was fired In honor
OF the Republican ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION - TIE
LEGIsLATURE-READNGs OF MIR. DICKENS.
the TRIBUNE
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-09
DI;IGuTUN MARK tI -Juy :.

Beet Cnutp. -G>tra fat and heavy lomuiin
Oxen, SIS 20 % ia DC; ist qualit' 3 Oh sli u.
"a luoIC .l3 % sl3oO. 81 quahty sl2Jo "
,l2f., 100 lis, ~ totu weight %! hide, 'alio"
AID dressed beet
working Oxen s22j 4 $500, on ccording
a. value a. beef.
Milch cows. SIS Il $40; extra and good s7a
= sl2O without calves, as may be agreed; farrow
and ordinary s37 3d.
sheep and Lapnbs 8l It Gle. extra 20 % Il
81 % per head.
ho;e.. Wholesale. 7 a De; retail II re.
Dressed 90 It % cents Fat Hogs Sc 9lc.;
sC"i Calvcs.-SS 90 q Sl2 90 .'rI head
ni"es.- Brighton, % Il Toe ib. Countr,
lots, 8 Il Ole. Calfskins l3c 20c per Id.
'.aiiow.- 81 Il Dc IL Ii.
f'.its. - % Il 81 30 each
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-09
The Nomination Made Unanimous,
Frank Blair for Vice PreSi-
dent,
TAMMANY HALL, N. ", July 8.

TAMMANY HALL, N. Y, July 8.
This is another warm day, and most
of the delegates came in to the hall
armed with fans. New York was res
ticent as usual. The Massachusetts de-
legates came in smiling, and they are
supposed to be acting in concert with
New York men. The friends of Chase
were hopeful. The Convention was
called to order by Vice President Price
at 1925. Prayer was offered. The PEN
dleton men are many of them bitter
against Hendricks, and it is said that
his friends give him up. Hancock
would have gone higher if there had
beef another ballot yesterday, but it is
thought that the adjournment destroyed
his chances.
Vallandigham of Ohio took the stand,
and read communication dated Gin
cinnati, July I'd, from Mr.. Pendleton to
Mr.. Mclean, in which he said he did
not want nomination at the expense
of single electoral vote, or the loss of
harmony in the party. He considered
the success of the Democratic party of
far greater importance than the gratifi-
cation of personal ambition. He au-
thOrized Mr. Mclean Mt any time when
deemed eXpedient, to withdraw his
name, promising his support to the can
didate of the convention. He, Vallan-
digham, said that in conformity with
the request of Mr.. PendlctOn, his name
is now withdrawn. The convention
proceeded to ballot.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-09

SERIOUS ACClDENT.-This morning,
as DR.. Clark was backing his team from
where it had been hitched in front of
Babcock's drug store, the carriage of
Messrs. Collins of Cabot, in passing,
locked wheels with DR.. Clark $ wagon,
overturning it, and throwing the doc
tor violently out. The doctor was seri-
ously, but we are happy to learn not
dangerously, injured.-Montpelier Jour-
nal 18th.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-09
GI0Hd Isle county RepUJiic0i,
Convention.

The Union Republican voters of
Grand Isle County are requested to meet
at the Court House in North Hero on
Saturday, August Is. 1868, at II o'clock,
A. NJ, to nominate a Senator and
County Officers for the year ensuing.
+ !: # Il: f G1SsassSi Committee.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-09

Mr.. RICE, one of the proprietors of
the ST Adams House, has our thanks
for copies of San Francisco, Cal, and
Kansas papers.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-09

DIvIDEND.-TheM Merchants National
Bank, of Burlington, declared a divi-
dend of fce per cent, July, LIST.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-09

On the 22nd ballot all States but New
York went for HOratio Seymour, and
New York yielded to the wishes of sis
ter States" as one of her delegates said,
and made the nomination unanimous.
ST. LOUIS, July s. E.
Capt William Lee has been appoint
ed chief of the public of this city.
The extensive tobacco factory of
Thesemond & Co. has been seized for
violation of the revenue laws.
New YORK, July9
Gen. Frank p. Blair, of Mo. has been
nominated for Vice President.
Gold, 140i.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 8.
Hon. John A. GriswOld, of Rensse-
laer County, was nominated by the Re-
publican State Convention for Cover
nor.