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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

MOEWiI-GY wins nice tUm on Pennsylva
MIA. J"hn bets to win. lie don't care 70
seymour.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

Back PoNEEOY.-The New York tribune
says: I'VE are really distressed At learning
from the editorial columns Of the true Demo.
cratic organ, In its issue Of yesterday after.
noon that MI PomeToy returned to the city
on Tuesday, worn out with excessive labor in
Western PennBylVania-sO ovCrworked that
he cannot speak tunder the advice Of his ply
sIciAn) for ten or twelve days, when he will
resume the stump for Democracy
ave are sure we shall not be charged with
eXaggeratiOn when we say that we count this
untimely exhaustion n public misfortune.
The returns come in so satisfactorily from
Western PcnHsYlvania, In spite OF the WOHds
inyldi0us hing at their shape the World
hates POmefOy, and Of course made this mean
charge on his acGOunt,) that we beseech that
physician to be moderate In his restrictions.
stump az Tin At the earliest possible moment"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16
sWsF. II. ATTENTIONi
T.. H..

H
MEMBERS OF CIRCLES will please attend a
general meeting at tho "uyited Irishmen' -
Rooms, lpyeI's Real Estate Exchanged on FRI
DAY EVENING, October 10, at N o clock.
By order. j. NJ. DALTON, D, c,
ocl6-lt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

PHLAUHLrmlA gave nearly 10000 votes on
Tuesday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

81 SEVENTH STREET.
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHORHOU
wh'c n PS ns q hkgsr Al THET THEY
Second door South Of K street and Northern Market
sp5f. VICE TO YOUNG III 10 N
~ ABOUT TO MARRY.-I.says for Young
dent, isuth aud Early Msahood. viii he ha.
fnApo view Of treatment ,Gi cure, sent by nail in
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box l.. Philadelphia,
Pen9.k lI.nla .epll ,2Ia
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16

ASafsTHE DAILY UNION PRAYER
kS MEETING Al the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christlan association, over NetIerot! Hal. has
thought best TO extend the time from half 10 an
entire hour, commencing al q o'clock each even
ing All are invited. sepl5
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-16
W ants.

A MONTHLY NURSE AMERICAN NOW
~ dlsengAged, with best OF City references,
would like to make few more engagements. APP
ply at 6S7 Twelfth street
SHIRT MAKING and all kinds Of plain sewing
done at short notice. Also, Furnished Rooms for
Gentlemen at b7 Tw elfIh street. spl-lm
DRIvATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
L "OIDn DIR. DARBY's, 90 Seventh street,
posite odd Fellows Hall. Separate rooms for
uents. ssl1-u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

The Constitution says that tie apparatus
Of the Keokuk Gymnasium has been sold
to pay off its debts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
NEW YORK.
SAmL. LAWRENCE 1 SONS,
w DOL M 4 II CHI AN TS,
~ Broadway,
NEW 70 r X.
NEW YORK.
Ne. rs Maiden Lane,

No. rs Maiden Lone
Nen York. Dec. II. 1857.
In my Gard OF Nov I. 1867. I stated that.
"fer the parpOsr Of moro fully supply.
Ing tho wants of tho public, snA IL
order - prevent unscrnpuloas dealers
from palnslng on Interior aaA Wosshe
less goods ~ tho Morton Gold Pens, I
shall hereafter s~ll mo gseAs ~ whole.
sale exceps only 60 Aaly sPpeinssA anA
authorized Agrnts," etc. To this plan
have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care has been
exercised to appoint those who. BY long
continued fair dealing, have acquired :
reputation for honesty, responsibility. and
probity men In whose word the public
have learned to place confidence. The0o
Agents have agreed TO keep = full assort-
ment OF my pens. and TO sell them 1t my
published prices. Thus the public arc sup
piled by them with just such rens ~ they
want, either ms to writing or price. and ret
. full equivalent for the money paid.
No agent il appointed TO travel from
place to place, or canvass tho country.
90 that all who want Morton Gold Pom
must get II from tho Local Agent or from
headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency except
in conformity to the above, the liberal dis
count ITO Clubs" being sufficient induce
neh' 70 ~ o' A. MORTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
AMERICAN INSTITUTES.

AMERlCAN INDElEUIEe
The above IL the largest First Class Premium
Lat obtained by any Article whassvsr OF Amer
lean tmanufacture, and NOR, than FIVE TINES
greeier than thai obtained by any other Family
Wsinger. There Premiums were all taken on tho
'"RsAL CLOTHES WHIN0RK at the times
UNIV.
specified. =. 70 mielcad the public by advcr
We dc not attem. s~aiu0s, without date, by the
tsing an old list OF pr, -ssoG' etc ,t.ken most
IN. W. NJ. Co mannfactua. ID Wrlngers and
u on Pow = WringeYs-c0mb,.. - the market
Washer. and other articles not now -..al1 be
Tor family use-as Is done by come Of ).
comp etitprs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

SENATOR PAKvIN. OF Muscatine, is . great
philanthropist, and yet he voted in the Ssn-
ate the other day to retain a. pages the son
of a Supreme Judge and the son Of a Sens
tor, while two poor orphans fdead soldiers.
ragged but bright eyed stood at the door OF
tho "Senate House" asking the positions.
AS ye have no. done it unto the least Of
these. - State Press.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
HOLLOWAY,S
ARNICA
PLASTERs.

The Original and only true Arnica Plasters pos
sessing the great healing properties
Of the Arni,a Flowers.
The curative effects Of these Plasters In all cases Of
pain weakness In the breast side or hsck And IN
all cases OF Inflammation of the Lungs. and Couch.
are truly astonishing; they give immediate relief
fhyeicians prescribe them. and Thousands recon-
mend them. AYs are the ORIGINAL
and only true Arnics Piaster..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
Nolloway's vermifuge Collections.

Which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous Vermifuge TO the delight of the poor little
sufferers. II contains Calomel or other poison
ingredients.
So highly esteemed Is this Popular Vermifuge ~
know OF them. prescribe them preference to other
remedies. as not only more pleasant TO take, but
more effective to cure
Parents and guardians having the carr Of children
should keep them as family medicine, for they not
only eradicate Wcrms-those pests OF childhood =
but correct any arrangement OF the digestive or.
gans, so prevalent with children.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

~ All orders from the trade, everywhere, prompt.
II flled, at discount on bills Of fom 1lOo to ESQ.,
and . larger discount on bills Of 81 and upward
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
TF YOU Wish To BE
BEAUTIFUL,
Use OsCEL!A DK P1RslA. or VICTORIA RrorA
''f I ana pRFsRRvINNaa1 LIZ GGSSH sP.

This Invaluable toilet article We a,ern,e,.a hv
celebrated chemist In France and Il Il ~ ~
the Ladies Of the Court Of Europe owe thsie hea.f
With Ill IT. simplicity and purify there = ne srSci:
that will compare with 1t as beauti0er al the r,s.
plexion md preservcr Of the skin.
y. G. ACClU98T purchased the receinA NJ h,~
ONE ten yeafs sgo he has since that Une eiver n
perfect thai smong HE personal freuds md ~
t0eratic circles Of Phiadelphis New York RaiHro.s
Doetoa, New Orleans. 81. Louis Gavunnah Chs,iesss
ton Wilmington, NJ O.. &c. They have nee6 d IN
unqualified admifation, end would eooeides ~ t,iss
imperfect without and pufejv hsss.ls
prcpafasioa. Victoria Retis ana OpceliS a 1.ssis
has given such entire eatieiAetinn IN every infsrcs
INST h. isn0U compelled to o0er u n The rehe qs
articles entirely different non anything 81 ~ iin1
ever ct tempted, and II warranted
FREE FROM ALL POISONOUS OUD9TANCR
After using Oscclla de Persia and Victoria Reoia
for short time, the ekin win have eot eotir I'M
texture: It npsrts freshness emoothneeo ~ eo1t
70 the skin that only be produced by min
this vaiusble article This article 10 no yulesr eom
pound 10 injure the skin or complexion, but cnhso
ces as beea0ec1, and it, cannss possibly be de.
tccted By the closest observer
Hor removing Tan, Freckles Sunburu. ana CT =
neous Dleeaees nom the skin, II 10 invaluable.
II. o. McC1uskey has every confidence In rsco m
mending his Victoria Rsgia and Oscela de- Persia Ia
the Ladies' ~ being the only perfect and reliable to
GENUINE NUM- n PRE II ONLY BYx xecr.
Aud his name stamped on each lahel-no nth, 1.
= genuine. Depot. Ne. 10 North SsveDth S1fso1
s'ss9 - Vese6 ebo-e1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
HEIsKELL,S
OINTMENT

This Ointment, AFTER an experience of tventv v..,.
has proved itself sovereign remedy for ali iseaaeS
OF the Skin haviCg effected radical cure in everv
case On which It was used. cunng many obstinate
previously resisted all remedies prescribed by M
best medical talent 10 the country lts erect i g.
!0nishinR IN lev days the soreness and Irritation
and remaans permanently healed without the use q
any other remedy, e
Thus, farran, SAts- Rssun. Isc,. solpss..s Iru
diseaes Of the skin h practically cured, NO msttes
how long standing. i has cured bad eases Of n
sLAnKD EsMans. sd Discharges nom the Iaf, vhe,
sisted al other treatment for many yeafs havs No.
e9sctualy cured BY the use Of only one box OF rSj
Ointment. BpRns, ecALps, and Oip Som. n he.i
mot cold By your Druggist send GU cents 10 ohn.to
Holloway = Cowden, Philadelphis, boz Win =
cent free Of postage to any address. "''' y
JOHNSTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

sUA via ~ IOr inc Rsss M =
~ person whom all afflicted should COLL ~ ~
~. h srd Of patisntof his not nsinE eosso
~ been in this city HIS reputation - III ~
an ~ ritv naners his patisuts end ~ n..n
Ss.s.. n,sh - and abfoad, = esene ~ 1ssS ~
IN ss,..s.Sisss here and thoegnGn y IL
~ 81 xsssess n 81 Others fal, doot deepen; &1ve
hin e.n: c.s his rooas ssspeeeAe soR ladisa
OSss".sn- "a the 0oOs eo1pseto b Me city.
- a.s ~. fake Pasticslas N0ejce.-Doctof Big
49, Hsvotee much Of bic time 70 the treatment @
S. 49, caussd By secret hahas, Wh1eh ruins bol
~ - mind. unAttil the uAsogtnnate individual
e, ither business or society. TIE rcd erect Of these
wv habits the cxcessee ripper yeafs 70 weak
~ he debtats the constitution, destroy the physt
81 and mental powers. diminish and enieeble thu
nstural feelings, ami exhanet the vital energies o
manhood: the pleaeusss oflie marred, the objee
81 marriage frustrated, and exstesce itself rendefet
tern Of uneeasing misery endregret. 0ocA psseonl
especially those contemplating marriage, shuald loet
no time IN mailing immediate Application, - Df. p
By his new treatment p snabled 70 insure spssdl
and posm anent cure.
Consoitafioos me- ana eonAdsntisl. .0mcs. No. ~
0oufh CaS street, CO... Or Monroe, half block sua
~ Pust O@eD. Rose osiee Dox ia. Chieagos m
once h0oss non =. =. 70 =. n.
Send for his = 0uid0 - Heath" pa0nsnsa ooass
HS@ia1sss. - To- assapsive ssgsla :
- 6Go00oo0 0Al1ssS ~ A1os9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08
THE KITTATlNNY

INTRODUCED BY TIE SUBSCRIBER n
every where acknowledged by press and people
the very BEST Blackberry known. Having the or
iginal stock. are enabled TO furnish planters and
amateurs GEsuIKE PLANTS in large email quanti-
ties at low rates.
Opinions of the Prers.
1.-The sweetest and most delicious fruit OF az va
ricty have scen."-Am Agriculturi-t. N. Y.
1--WE regard II as . large, handsome, high favored
ffuit."-Horticuturists.N n. Y.
Decidedly superior TO the Lawton in good Quail.
Ties There Is little doubt that il Is the best cutiva
ted Blackberry known" N. Y. Tribune.
..such sights OF fruit we never beheld before IN.
Y. Timce.
or have we tasted such Black berries those sent ~
BY Mr.. williams. First The berriee large, deep
coosed. and firm In hesh. good marketing qualities.
sccond-They are sweet. juicy, melting In the
nouth, more like fine Strawberry than like Black
berry, and Of excellent flavor.
Third-They are represented 70 be hardy. strong
Rrowsss and Of great productivenese. N f.World.
they will ind our friend Mr.. 4. Williams Of Mont
clsfr n j. Responsible msn, and worthy Of their
patronage IN. Y. Coschmakers' Msgasine.''
We also have the WILSON Blackberry. and .
large stock ofthe hest
Raspberriess
straw berries,
CurrantS,
Grapes nnd
seed Potatoes.
Small quantities sent BY aii with perfect safety.
Reader, prepare to supply your table with tho best
NUTS BY planting this Spring. For prices &C., send
for catalogue to R.&J. c. WILLIAMS.
ianl1-dtf Montelair, Nj.
Lceai Aesats Wanted. Reduction TO clsbs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

Hare been sold. which 10 than the sale Of all
other Wringe-s combined. and the late improve
nente on the "UNIVERSAL," have greatly increa-
| eed the sale. Sold to Dealers. Jobbers, and the
Il ade everywhere.
The celebrated ''Doty Clothes Washer =. also, tao
new Lightning Meat Cooper" alws. on hand for
sale. Terms Circular Free
X. G. BROWNING, General Agent,
No. 80 Courtandt STREET, New York,
janI0-1m Opposite Merchants HOTEL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

HOLLOWAY,S
VERMlEUGE
CORRECTIONS.

DR.. Holloway, some fifteen years ago, Witnessing
the distress occ.sioued eckly children in taking the
nauseous vernifuges of that day, resolved to ANIMAL
lie them. and from the most effective of these RENE
dies succeeded in separating their active medical
properties, pure. iasisess ana inodorous. Then by
combining these with sugar, and moulding them in
TO al agreeable conection formed the present
N n AIrsIri-Gr known rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

hAVh.ALOWAY,
4 COWDEy.
PROPRLETORe.
0o0 Arch Street, RhilaAelnha..
Sold ct Wholesale IN Chicago. BY Fuller. Yinsh a
Fuller, Lord Smith, Burnhams 4 Van Sehssek j
H. Reed d Co., Smith, Cutler 9 Co. Dsi,s:eS'
Bloch d Co., and throua bout the country by All
Druegists. feSs-6lv
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01
MEXICO.

HAVANA, May l.-Dispatches from the
city Of Mexico are to the goth of April.
Congress had finally passed condem-
nation of the concession to tie English
Company for the building of the Vera
Cruz and Mexico City Railroad.
The rebellion of General Negrete was
unsurpassed. 1t was reported that BIZ
was raising troops in the North. Candle,
was reported as about to make COMMON
cause with Negrete.
The settlement Of troubles IN Saloa, by
the national authorities, is expected not
to be permanent
Four hundred of the Yagua Indians
were surprised at night by the State
troops of Sonora, aud all butchered.
Senior Caiixto was kidnapped and held
to ransom in the sum of $4,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01
WASHINGTON.

New York, May L. The Herald
prints a letter from Judge Black to the
President, Withdrawing as the latters
counsel, owing to the Presidents deter
mination to do nothing for the relief of
the owners of Alta Vela, He says be
never asked the President to decide on
the matter until he had expressed the
opinion that the title was legal and just.
Mr.. Black says; Stewards little finger,
it appears, is thicker than the loins of the
law, He and the thieves whose interest
he has guarded so faithfully are welcome
to the short-lived victory they have won,
Ny retirement from your cause will not,
probably, diminish the chances of its
success"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01
The Bonds.

As to the election of yesterday we
have done our duty as we understand 1t.
If we we're wrong in opposing it, is not
too late to make that appear by state
ment of facts and figures. We think 1t
Incumbent on the Board to make such
an exhibit, if the responsibility of issuing
these bonds is cow taken. No man will
pretend that the vote yesterday (about
two.thirds black indicates anything as
to the wishes of white citizens who will
have the debt to pay, and therefore ought
alone to speak on the subject. The
responsibility rests with the Board as
really and exclusively as if no election
had been ordered. We hope that the
financial skill of Mr. McDavitt, which
has been so much landed. land as we
hope not without reason) viii now be
wisely and happily exhibited. That may
be more convincing than the cloudy vote
of the Seventh ward.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01
----------
LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, May l.-General Blu
chauan has issued an order to the effect
that the dischargiug of freedmen by the
owners of plantations with whom they
have made labor contracts, on account of
the former participating in elections, will
not be tolerated, and any planter who
shall discharge freedman from his
employ for such cause will be bound
to the terms of his contract with
such freedman. Money paid to a
freedman for wages will be deduct
ed from his share Of the proceeds
when sold he being entitled to receive
wages from the date Of his discharge, in
addition to the amount due him at that
date, as provided for by existing laws.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01

.nr,sncv issues. amounting 10 thou
lands of millions, will not be
startled by initiation 70 the amour, o.
a few hundred millions more. bolh
the people and the faction IN power
Them will look only to the present neoes'
si,v or apparent good and will DO ls'
nosed 10 lei the future take care OF iteelt.
Everything points to initiation, particu-
Iarly the necessity Of the Radical party
10 bridge over its infamous Legislation
and growing unpopularity. We have
no doubt that this party will soon
food the country with paper money
for the purpose Of creating a tempo
rary prosperity. and TO blind the peo,,
Pile; but it will be an imitation OF
national bank currency aud not OF legal
tenders. The banks are mighty. power
and the Radicals will find powerful ally
in them. The political oligarchy ~
Washington and the banks combined VIII
be able TO carry all before them and do
whatever they please, We shall have re,
publican government insname only, ana
the suffrages Of the people will be as
much under the control OF the cabai Of
noliticians at Washington as the SUI
frapes of the French are under the lmpe'
rial Government at Paris. -
With this initiation Of the currency we
NAV expect to see the widest speccula'
lions and the greatest excitement for a
time. Stocks of every kind will go up ;
railroad, mining and other enterprises
will be stimulated, and the whole country
will feel the impulse. This may last for
two or three years; but after that Will
come tremendous reaction. The
bubble will burst, like that OF Laws
South Sea scheme, the railroad mania
in England few years ago, or the
issue of assignats In France, leaving a
vast wreck behind. Still some good Will
follow. for many of the improvements
made during the speculative mania VIII
remain and be permanent addition 10
the national wealth. There will be, OF
course, a tremendous smash and general
bankruptcy, and the very rich will be-
come richer, especially those who may
know how to avail themselves OF the
distress of others; but the railroads
which may be constructed, the houses
built. the mines opened, or the farms i'm
proved will remain. Property will change
hands, but it will not be destroyed. There
will be general shuttle all around, to be
followed BY new deal There will be,
doubtless, a great amount of individual
suffering: but after few years all will
be forgotten, and the country will be
ready for another period Of speculation
and excitement. Such is the way OF the
world, and such are the phases which we
are about to pass through, beginning soon
with an imitation of the national bank
currency to the amount of several hun
dred millions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-01

though deficient In rhetoric, had said
nothing half so shocking TO taste and
propriety as had been countenanced in
the writings and speeches Of the Man
ayers, and others in official positions,
He then took up the Emory article, but
gave il very brief attention, saying il
merited very little, and passed on TO the ar
ticles charging conspiracy. He ridiculed
the idea of there being any suggestion OF
conspiracy in the recommendation OF
the President to General Thomas. when
giving him his position, to uphold the
Constitution and laws, just as much hid
den meaning was in the words as in chops
aud tomato sauce; but he claimed that
there was no application to this case ia
the laws under which the articles are
drawn, and no proof had been adduced
Of the employment OF force or use oil
threats. He further combatted the posi-
ton Of Mr.. Boutwell,, that the common
law reached the case in relation to the
articles setting forth the appointment OF
Gen. Thomas. He argued that dd an
terim appointments do not rest upon
the constitutional provisions relating
to permanent appointments, but were
controlled by the legislative enactments
of 1895 and 1868. which he claimed fully
warranted the Presidents action, ad'
vancing substantially the same argu.
ments on this point as those presented
by Curtis and Groesbeck. He further
held that even if the President was not
acting under the law, that he committed
no penal ohfense, for they provided no
penalty, and the most that could be said
was that he was not supported by a posi-
tive law, and that General Thomas could
not hold his office.