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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-12-01
HliarfllanfuuH Rrahinq.

WHY Do CHnDREN DEf--1he reason why
children die says Halls Journal Of Health, is be-
cause they are not taken care Of From the day
Of birth they are stnffed with food, choked with
physic, sloshed with water, suifoeated in hot
rooms. stenmed In bed clothes So much for in !.
doors. When permitted to breathe breath of
pure air oncea week in summer and, once or
twice during the coIdest months, only the nose is
permitted to peer into daylight A little later
they are sent ont with no clothes at all, as TO
the pnrts Of The body which most need protec-
tion. Bare legs, bare arms, bare necks, eirtsd
middlemost, with an inverted umbrella TO collect
the air and chill the other paris Of the body. A.
stout, strong rnan goes ont on cold day with
gloves and overcoat, woolien stockings and dick
double-soled boots, with cork between and rub.
bers over. The same day a child of three
years old, m infantin f~sh and blood, and bone
and constitution, goes ont with soles as thin as
papef cotton socks legs uncovered to the knees
neck bare, an exposure which would disable the
nurse, kili the mother In fortnight, and make
the .fasher an invalid for weeks And why1 To
harden them to amode Of dress which they are
never expected to practice. To aeeustom them
to exposure, which q dozen years later wonld be
considered downright foolery.' no rear chiidrea
thu for the slaughter pen, and tbenlay it to the
Lord, 10 too bad We dony think the Aipighiy
has eny hand init And TO draw cornfort from
theprssnmption, Chat he has any agency in the
death Of n child, in the manner Of the quoted
Aricle isa presamptiou and proianation.
------a1-<-~s..,--------- 90 tss 3
A FAmnsuL SoLprKR.- -one day IN the yaiddle
Of winter, General Greepe. when passing q sen,
tinel who was barefooted, said. II fear rnyeood
fellow, you suffer5nuch from the severe cold !.
q every mucis. 2 was the reply. bnt do not
complain, know should fare better had Ont
!, General the sneaDs Of getting supplies They
SAY, however. chat IN few days we shall have 4
hgib and thea si'all take care 70 secure q pair
Of shoe4" i
{. 81 , -~---- .>>ue>-. z-.---
wnon your werds,r said man TO fellow
who wasblusterina away ina fowefiag passion
at another. "They wont weigh much II hc
doe" said the snsagopist, eeolly,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-12-01

I itocAnrH ASp1TrE HootEn2v.--A noblen,an who
vas So'h plain and deformed, sat for his picture.
" which was executed in uogorth's harpiest man.
az. :"sth singular and risid fidelity. Tba
peer disgusted at this counterpart Of his dear
sell, was not disposed very readily 10 pnv for \
,elec.oh that would only insult him with his de-
'oi'''.'es Alter some tia.e had elapsed, and nu-
'i'e'ous unsuccessful attempts had been made for
paymene 'he painter resorted to an expedient
,,u Hn'ch ne knew must alarm the noblemans pride
ie sent him card, with his dutifuI respects
s'at,ng that 81 his lordship did not send for it
IN three days, it would be disposed Of TO Mr.
Fave, the famous wild beast man, Mr.. uc-orth
having given thatgentlemnn a confidential nrom-
'se OF it, for an exhibition picture outside his van
on his lordship's refusal" This intimation had
the desired effect; Che picture was paid for.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-12-01

srayso rIis Fool Riear-Five years since,
faoa& III Illinoisspytw withstanding MI his neigh
bors fhsistea he was playing sle fool. set out on
hisdrm one thousaal peach trees. and THE sea-
soahc was offered ten. thorsand dollars for the
crop, which he afterwards soid, in the lot for
fourteen tI'oasand doners. Any maa that win
.bejooi eucsgh to raise fgtit ought to be served
-..,1. yS<<<
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City Of Manchester.

LONDON. Nov. ia French Protestant
journal asserts that the high duties to English
Manufactures have failed in prev eDting comps-
tition. light goods from Manchester, suitable
for the market, were ordered by way Of expsr~
iment. and nos~ithstanding import duties and
expenses they we're found to be 10 per cent
lower than the sane kind Of French goods.
PARIs. Dec 1.-THE COassitGti0a to-day
confirms the statement which appears In the
P0tyie Vise that tho ASoA De Rslissos. would
be suppressed for publishing letter alleged to
be from the Emperor Of Sardinia to the Em
peror Of the French, relstive TO the regency Of
Prince Cavragnsn.
Baron De Tsllarsud will replace the Marquis
Monster a. ambassador at Berlin
The Marquis Bonneville will be appointed
ambassador at Athens.
The Spanish troops for Morocco have betn
delayed. Aarshall O'Donnel will not consent
to their leaving before the collection ofthe war
material has been completed. which will be
shortly.
No invitation TO take part in the approach
ing Congress has - vet been sent to any pow
er. The letters of credence will be sent to the
pleniPotentiaries on Su day or Monday next.
The Abar publishes the following dispatch.
dated ltlay, 9th ult. General Grse,iefs an
nounces that after ~ immenee rsE7ie underts-
king against the Mair and Angcdas, Psrigelsn
and St Hanics had been taken by surprise by
the commander Of the iroopA Our conditions
have been accepted, aud hostages surrendered
tous The expsditicnary corps will recros.
the frontier on the ii Ii inst, and will then bs
broken up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

has lost q husband. child. and noe this boy
Ill within two yeAfs,"
The ssne paper. 10 speaking Of tie insult tt
the American f.g by the Germans Dn the day
o. Browns exeeu 4ion says. /. IL thls not desc
Grafton Of tbsi time honored aagf We think
it lie, and goes to show. eonclOsivsly. that the
German adopted citizens disregsFd our Il ~
and viii some day, make . demenstration
against our national Institutions. % they have
against city ordinAsee.. Would it not be
and dirt OF the ship. and the smslI of garlic,
should have been worn of, before thsy under
take to dictate TO Americans how - make or
administer lawsts
We are glad TO learn from the Reg,ster that
the citizens OF Ls Claire have determined to
nave regular course OF lectures tlas season
A meeting was he'd on Thursday evening last.
al DR.. Whites drug store, a: which Lecture
Association was organized, aud the following
persons We're CHOSEN nfficers
President. DR. James Van Horn: Secretary.
VIM II Fleming Treasurer, r GsdIey Ex-
een'ive Committee. joe II. White. F. New
man. :. J. Applega,e
Ii was decided to hold the lectures II the
Congressional church. The prices Of admission
we're fixed rs follows Ticket for the course.
admitting gentleman and lady. 81. Admission
to one lecture for gentleman and lady. Is cents;
single tickets. IL cents children under Is. 10
cents
The fret lecture Of the course will be delis.
cred by Mr. W. II. HupsErH. Of Davenport. on
Thursday evening next. when that gentleman
will favor Us with another lecture on the same
subject as bis previous effort.
The Register is very anxious that every one
should buy season ticke, This is by fAr the
bes, plan. We hcpe our lie Claire friends Will
put their shoulders TO tn. wheel and not let
it stcp rolling until the whole course IS CONS
pleted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06
xxxvl,h Coagrsss-.F.rst Session.

AsHISGIoS. Nov. 6.-The interest ia the q
eanlzation Of the House is. If possible on the
Increase Long before noon the galleries = ere
heaseiy hiled and crowds were unable 10 Oh.
tain sdmittance vithetanding the inclen
eney OF the weather, there 10 the usua! attend.
aace OF ladies On the floor there were the
customary ealntatioDs among the members and
oihers and = pleasant excitement prevailed
everywhere.
MI Allen Clerk Of the lset House, called
the house to order At room the din OF voices
iiomediately ceased spectators we're excluded
fre u the floor and the members answered to
their names, the sbsentees were, Stall worth
and LaLdsown Of Ala. Brown and Adams OF
4 sntucky, Hindman and Russ Of Arkansas,
Hamilton Of Texas
On motion Of Mr. Phelps, the House agreed
to proceed to the election Of Speaker vivs
eos.
Mr.. Houston nominated Mr. Sherman. OF
Ohio; Mr.. Adrian nominated Mr.. Davis, Of
10 -iAnA; Mr.. Hsskin nominated 1r. Hickman.
Of Pa. Mr.. Stevens nominated Mr.. Grow, Of
Pa. Mr.. Briggs nominated Mr. Botelsr. of Va.
Numerous voices inpatiently, Call the roll"
The Clerk appointed Houston. Corwin. Adri.
90 and Briggs. tellers
Mr.. Florence said I'm listening to the call
OF the roll notice that several members are
ab.ent 10 order to enable them to pArtcipsts
In the election. | move that the House adjourn
till to morrow
Ar John Cochrane: :" hope the gentleman
will withdraw the motion
Mr.. Goth "Oh let US have one vote" (lsush.
ter
The House took the vote by exclamation,
amid which and laughter Mr. Florence with>
drew bis motion.
The House proceeded to vete.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

Times - opening and osing mail. ia the Daven
port Iost Once
kAsTEKs MAIL, nrrives at. Y and sPs slosse
at 30 Ahsni 5Pk.
sorrBkRs NAIL, wa Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at ; r NJ closes 80 An
sourHLgs NAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, a rives at 8 Pm closes e:50A
WBsTEEA AND SouTaERS Iowa MAIL, arrives 1t
oPn closes al Pm.
ILLINOIS NAY MAIL, arrives y \; closes 81 Pm.
DrBrQUE WAY NAIL, arrives at s p y Tuesdays,
Thursdsys and Saturdays closes at Px Sum
day., tuesdays and Thursdays.
tf hIvEa MAIL 10 Lyons. arrives 1T 2 y; closes
al Pm. daily, exbept Sundays.
BLrR GRASS NAIL arrives at \. cloees st IL \
Tuesdays, Thursdays aad Saturdays.
AaiTy MAIL, arrives and closes at ~ y Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ASAMosA MAIL, arrives snd closes at u =, on
Thursdays
The othee will be open Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 An.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06
C. Q Nj nj F. r CIAL
Davenport Market.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DkAocRAT AND Agws,.
Saturday Evening, Dec. ., 1922.
The unpleasant weather to-day was enough 10
deter farmer. from coming in with grain, but not
wi,hs.snding this there was gooily quantity
received.
There was but little variation in prices. Wheat
vas firm sI .lI72e. Corn steady at 23gSsc.--
Oats buoyant and steady. barley advanced 20
Sc, and better feeling seemed to pervade the
market.
We quote a. f,llows:
FLOUR Shipments 500 bbls. Market stead dy
and unchanged. Good Spring Extra - Is whole
sale ..and * so retail.
WHkAT-Recoipts 2,23o bu; Shipments 700 bu.
Marke, firm and steady at .l@.2c.
Coax Receipts 45o bu. Market closed frn,
with good demand for storing. at 2s0sSc.
OArs-R3ceipts 400 hu. Market. unchanged.
bu, firm and buoyant at 25@2sc.
BARLEY-Recsifts 22lo bu. Shipments 1850
bu. Market advanced 2(aSc to-day, clo-ing firm
ani bnoysnt at %2@45c for No. in store.
HAY.-Firm with light receipts. Sales to-day
At from So to 81 So.
HlDEs J. Steady with good demand. Green SC
do salted e9sl1c; dry saIted sGloc; dry flint
I21l2}>c. sheepskins 2O9.5c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

\ Coon JoKE.-We have in cur
county several rising young mea, who only re-
quire snubbing occasionally to make them very
decent fellows. one Of these youngster. has
recently become practical farmer, and is very
anxious to improve his stock. The other day
he met certain Mr. D.. who is noted for the
grutf way in which he hanales the kinp's
English. and inquired OF him, if he knew
where 6ns 10. Of pigs could be obtained -
Now, the dsstsr is very toochy upon the
subject Of pgs, having purchased some Berk-
shires snce. which were not exactly full
blood. and he instantly imagined ths, our
young friend vas poking fun at him.
No cir" answered the doctor eeverely. Il
know Of no pigs for eale in the state. but I
do know where you can get lot Of calvea"
Well, Doc. guess sbaii not wan, any this
year. answered our young friend. "The fact
is d.n't know anything about raising
cslves'
We'll. cir, sosy mother did ? snapped out
ths doctor grin ef satisfaction spreading over
his fsatursA
The pig hunter evaporsted, and it is said has
declared his determination not to tolerate the
presence Of . COW on bis farm that will be
guilty Of giving birth TO . calf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06
|. 4 TIE N f. w S .
From California.

ST. Lor!s. Dec. 2--The Oy erisnd uisi;. viii
dAies 10 the llth has reached Jefferson Ctv.
trequeht heavy rain. had ai-o. siorpet
business
Coffee advancing. Candle. firmer, With 4
limited movement at l9a2lc Provisions quie,
| and unchanged. Bitter slow Lard improve .
TIME Bacon l2sI2 &C Pork heavy Raw
eussrs inactive and tending downward =
Crushed lie
Fssrs are entertained for the eAfety of sever
al ships now long overdue from New York
among them the Cherubim. dse over three
months. Golden Eagle due over two months
Ten other clippers on the way 10 that port
have been out over $50 iays
Ihe recent rains penetrated very section Of
the State, giving renewed activity to sgricul-
turai and mining pursuits
The rev iron tubular bridge across the W.
lea River al Parks Bar, was swept away by
high water
The s. cramento Valley Railroad was beire
vigorously pushed forward An additional sec
tlon OF ! ; niles would be finished on the Let Of
January. That portion already completed was
paying y per cent on lie cost.
The claim Of Henry Cabuston TO eleven square
leagues Of land in the Sacramento Valley. had
been rejected by Judge Hogman, In the L =.
District Court, on the ground that Cabuston
was An unnaturalized foreigner and conse-
quently was incapable Of receiving grant Of
land from the Mexican Government The de.
eisaon has an important bearing on other csse..
Involving vast amount of landed property
James Jamison. late deputy clerk Of Sacrs-
mento. absconded on the steamer Of the 9Th
ult-. and has since been discov cred TO be de-
faulter g the amount Of tl6 600 He also con-
vertsd 20 his own use el4.OO worth OF county
bonds.
four highwaymen attempted to rob stage
IN Placer county. on the sth ult having large
amount Of treasure belonging TO Wells Fargo
d c.. Two Of the robbers were killed and one
wour ded. by two Sacramento policemen. who
we're In the coach.
Gen Kibbee, Of the California militia. Who
has been engaged for several months past. III
breaking up the haunis Of the Pitt River In
dians, has thus far succeeded in killing eighty
warriors and taking 400 prisoners. The latter
have been placed IN the Mendocino reservation
lor3 don est cation.
The special correspondent Of the Sacramento
C~ion. writing from the new silver mines east
Of the Sierra Nevada. says the actual cash sales
Of small interest 10 the original Cometock vein
since the lst Of September amounts to 10000
The same correspondent says indications OF
other and extensive veins appear. and thinks
the country around Carson Valley. and along
the eastern slope Of the Sierra Nevada. is des
tined to become one Of the richest mineral re
gions in Americs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

MI-IuR EDITuR:-i see in wun ov
yure papers the uther day peace cawled ex-
clewsivein Witch yoI sai there is some isllers
10 this town. who are 90 thunderin exclevsiye
that thay take . jug ov whisky and . pipe and
60 tn thAre runes tharb. deprivin thare trends
ov the pIeeur ev thars cumpiny. now wooo
like to no howe yr no THE onless you hev bin
inviterd intur thare rumss withe them. now
cay if thare is emmy fell-r 90 gol darnsd mean
- that it is the best thing tbay can d.. w
speaks ov fe.ler in Ohier hu pade IS doller.
fur TO ee theater cumpiny purfosm, and yu
sai II 10 pity cum ov theese fellers bev not
gut msens enuf tu git the pfllarnoniacs to
give them . prisst purformane in tbsre ore
rumes new did it ever eptur yurs he'd ths.
msbby the feller that Civ Is doilers to see the
theatsr cumpiny might not bin wiliin tn give
IS cents tn hev had privet consurt frum the
uthsr cumpiny JoHs Brovs.
We must cay that it never entered our "hed"
that the United States could produce . man,
woman OF child. % ignorant Of orthography -
to indits eemmunica,ion Of the above char
aeter. II the writer pays = school tax, he has
no excnss for the ignorance displayed in the
shove ccmposition. Let Mr.. John Brown i'm.
nedistsly enter the primary department OF
one Of our public schools, and devote ten years
Of his life to reforming and improving Lis spell.
ing and grammer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06
From Washington.

WAsHrN6ros, ,-roon-Dec. 3.-Oyer SO Den
scrsts were present at the Republican confei-
ence held this afternoon. Petit Of Indiana
presided, McPherson Of Pennsylvania Secre-
tary.
The discussion. which wss humorous, lasted
one or two hours
Some Of the moet radical Republicans ex
can or Anti-Lecompton Clerk if . Republican
Speaker vas elected. !. was finally decided
not to call An opposition or . straightout Re
publican canvass, but that every member
should 60 Ito the House and vote for hi.
choice. % was done four years ago +. Joy.
Morris Milward, and other North AmericaDs
were present
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06
TELEGR A P HIC


Nfw IoRx. Nov. The steamship CAhaw-
Ia srrived to-day With Havana dates Of the
10Th uit. there is nc nevs Of importance =
Report says that the new Captain General
would carry out Gen. Concha's policy. rsrtieu.
iarly as regard impro vements In Havana
An extenhve FIRE Was seen on the eve OF the
2sth. In the direction OF the Regla. supposed
10 be ths exts nsive ware houses located there
The Cahawns brings nearly hali million 10
Mexican dol,ars.
sugars we're very firm 1t Havana
ihe steamship City OF Nsnchsst from
Siasgov. l7tb. sis Queenstown. on the 5Oth
ut. arrived this morning there is no news Of
Importance
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06
New York Market.

NRw YoKK, December 5.
FLouR-r nchanged Sales 6,e0o bbls s. 90
gso 3 super State = $685. 81 Extra State
IS l04s5 20 Super Western S. eoGS5 65 in
ferior to good brands extra X. H. o.
RYE sFLoUa-Stesdy 50 1894 IS.
WHKAT-Nery quiet and nominslly unchanged
With tri6ng sales.
RYz-F;rm at s09Qlc.
BAKLEy-Firm. Sales l00oo bu at TsA5oc.
CcRN-Sh2de frmer. Sale. small
OATs.-Dull. 45a4ec western and state.
PoRK-Qui and hrmer Sic IS mess; Sll So
prime.
PRIME BEEH-Unchanged
CTR MKArs-Quiet
LARD-Steady. l0iz8lle.
BUTTER. - Fair request ll1< llsc Ohio; l4s
gale State.
CHEEsE--Steady i04l0l.c.
WHIsKIY-Quiet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

DIRECTORS MyETING.-The Direct
ors elect Of the Davenport and Cedar Valley
Railroad Company" held al informal meeting
INN ed lately after the Adjournment of the
s.cckh tl1ers. Mr. Higgins IN the Chair.
Present, Mes.rs Higgins. Parker. Mitchell.
Putnam, Smith and Davenport.
The members then agreed to Nee, at the Of
fee Of Geo l. Davenport on Tues Jay. the s:h
inst. a. 2 O'Clock. P n for the purpose of sf
fecting al organization for the ensuing year.
and then adjourned. till that tine.
ID HIooISs, Chairman
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

II We are glad TO notice that some Of the
ladies of eur city are introducing the custom
which prevails in the larger citiee, Of setting
apart one day OF evening 10 receive calls -
The advantage. 20 all concerned, are obvious
Il is then known when call. are sgreeable a. j
vhen visitors ms expect TO find every comfort
prepared warm room. and g welcome recep-
ton. On other days of the week the ladies
have come UNINTERRUPTED leisure TO st,e.d TO
their own household dutiee -Eoek k!ard
dryns
A very good idea. If rried out Let the
be tried here in davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06
TFLTH EXTRACTED

DY A NEW PROCESS, WITHOUT OCCA-
- SIGNING any delay or pain whstever.
IrLIUs CHEsKBRoUoR, Dental Surgeon. Once
In Merwils bloss, 50 Perry, between 81 and
4th streets
Having Completed arrangements, he is now pre-
pared to ex;rac. .ec;h hy admitting = slight cur
Of electricity AROUND the tooth At the time cf
extraction thereby slsyng all pain attendant
upon extracting by the ordinary method.
The patient has full knowledge Of what is
passing, ana there not hose effects which are
often noticed siler having teeth extracted by the
use Of Chlosorm ~ the freesing proeess.
July33dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

1 Local items we're not to be had
for love or money yesterday The rain. snow
and frost was dsmper on every description
Of business, localispy a. we'll - other. The
nothing for our street corner politicians to blow
about, and thsv have accordingly taken to inn
bihing strong whiskey punches and Tom and
Jerry. They will undoubtedly be out again in
few daye to discuss the doings Of Congress,
and oritic'se the acts Of TIE members thereof
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

IL Business WAS decidedly dull YES.
ttraay The ladies disposed to stay at
home and attend to their household duties, ,sueh
a. washing. cooking, o'd-scolding. Very few
teams care in from the country, the receipts
OF produce teing quite lignt We eau expect
little else on Monday
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

CHAHoE.-Ne understand that a
prominent book and stationary house in this
ci,y. has purchased Nj H. Barpes interest in
the popular monthly the Great Wea We re-
gTet .csiIg Mr Barnes from the editorial
corps of this city. but we are glad that his
place is to be hlled BY competent gentlemen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

Eousps 4 LAsoDox, l55 Randolph street, Chi
esgo are authorized to receive aiveYti,emen,A for
tb's paper.
&. II. sonivEs, %, Dearborn street, Chicago, is
Authorized 10 receive sd, ,ertsene enis for this pA
per.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

A CAPAcIOCs CoRPoRAIION.-A few
dsye siucs our city wa. visited by an eastern
gentleman Of son note, who, during his short
stay gave such practical proof of his ability
to produce 8 famine in any community be
might call hi. home. that We may consider
ourselves fortunate in not having him as .
permanent resident. One evening he was
invited by gentleman Of this city to take o
dish Of oysters. which invitation he accepted.
and the party assembled at the Bartis House
to make way with the bivAlves. After secret
ing q dozen Of the delicaces the gentleman
concluded 10 take another stew" ard then
another The first three dozen appeared 10
have no other effect than to edge up the gen
tlemsn's appetite. snd Le called for dozen
raw" Two dos-n more followed the first,
and the whole wa. covered with another
"stew" Thus had disappeared seren dozen
oysters, bes des = hos; Of other :ixilgs which
usually accompany them. and for hieh the
Burti. is celebrated The gentleman who had
extended the Invitation TO the huge stcn aohed
oyster eater. was completely thunderstruck by
this wonderful display Of secretilg powers
He W as brought TO a sense Of i:s reality, upon
the presentation Of bill for f. so.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-06

LADIES SUPPfR.-The ladies Of the
1t Thursday evening. the proceeds to be
Used Ia the purchase Of an organ. Addrefses
from several Of orr citizens may be :expected.