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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Daring the su m me = that has just passed
avay, thousands Of sufferers from dysni-ry ADD
diarr, z, have b.en relieved by the use Of Hos
letters Bitters, . medicine which IL evidently
destined to sintain permanent place in the pab-
lie estimation. Bilious diarrt0, 10 one OF those
DISEASES which bsf. the skin Of the physicisn.-
tn. medicine they administer to act upon the bow.
ella seem to reach the Of the evil The
difrcuity Is 10 get remedy that will reach tie
digestive organs, and give THIN simultaneously .
rush Of vigor, TO rid themselves Of this disease
Th.sprohlem IL solved By the BITrERs, which never
fans 10 conquer the most stubborn cases. 1t l. only
fair say that during the sssscn Just closed, this
0ediclae hss schtevsd moro cures Tan any other
ever presented 70 the pub l.. ana during the fall,
In which tha terrible seouYge the fever and sgue
50 prevalent, the BIrrIRs viii gain fresh fame.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
- See advertisement 10 smother column
octl .tonovl
$500 Y0AD.-Wanied IN ACTIVE, HONEST
man in every county In the States, to travel ant
canvass for the NEW YORE OHM nus - beautiful
~ illustrated monthly journal. To suitable, sctiv'
men. salary Of $500 per year and . small commit
sion viii be paid. Address
@. P. BAISTos, Publisher. 50 Besknsn st.. n 7
JoNi1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

A meeting was lately held in the
church of the Rev. William Breakey,
Lisburn, Ireland, one OF its leading
objects being to hear from the lips Of
the reverend gentleman q statement
bearing on the results Of some Of his
investigations as to the fruits Of the
revival movement in that town and
neighborhood.
Mr.. Breakey advocate the revival,
but in bis discourse on the heavenly
trance "Religionists" he said II,
myself, have seen four strange in
stances, which think l cannot too
strongly bring before you. With
respect to the first, l saw nothing ex-
traordinary or miraculous and with
regard to the second there we're no
marks while was there, although it
Was said there were words visible on
the flesh, which, l confess, ! could not
see. But with reference to the third
case, there we're certainly visable
marks on the body Of the person, and
l WIS told that these meant "My
Christ" These were so placed in the
zgzag form that l could not make
anything out Of them; and you, my
brethren, might as we'll make my
Christ" from this sheet Of paper
(holding up a blank sheet) which |
now place before you, as | could make
my Christ from the marks which
were then exhibited to me. Now,
with regard to the fourth case, Ger
tainly saw marks upon the skin OF
that. woman, and they we're in this
form. The reverend gentleman here
exhibited sheet Of paper with a
scroll upon it, showing certain marks
on the arm Of the female referred to
Now, continued the reverend gen
tlcman,) cannot deny that mark, my
brethren but ] ask you to listen to
the evidence Of the Rev. Mr.. Hall on
the subject, and to bear his testimony
in mind. Mr.. Hall writes to inc in
these terms -
SEPTEMBER IL, ls59.-My Dea'
Mr. Breakey-ln compliance with
your request, "that would state what
passed at certain house on Friday
night last" | write to state that OF
arriving there, ! saw a girl lifting il
the house, and apparently the object
Of attention of a crowd assembled
The word Lord" was traced very
rudcly on her arm, and some Other
letters, which did not note palticu-
larly, on her breast. l had no hest
tation in pronouncing at once thai
all had been done with the blue bag
or something similar. 4 asked jon :
damp cloth, which after some persua
sion, the people alloaced to be applied
to the arm, on sohich a woneon 1,resem
asserted she had seen the word I" Lord
"grow !" With the cloth you rubbea
tpo of the letters of scith the creates
ease. You then called the attention
Of the people, and, holding the arn
up before all present. rubbed the ..te'
| tco off apithout the least difficulty.
ncvei saw more clumsy Va iu.n,
attempt at imposturc, and regret mucl
to learn that any one can be go WICKED
IS to perscvere in the deceit, or cal
find people so weakly credulous as t
heed such nonsense. Us. HALL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11
MEDICAL.
HOSTETTER'S
y + d N A Gil BITTER

In vcv Of the fact that every m"mberof IN
man family Is NOR or s .s, synissG,sddn y. sXp
which, by the assistance Of . little know e ~.
ercis. Of common sense. they may BE- able 90 n
late their habits OF diet, and With we Asaistn
= good tonic, secure permanent health. In or
accomplish this desired object. thu true GU
pursue il certainly thas which viii pre- duce :
raj state Of things =, the least hsysrd OF
strength and life for this end d. Hostett@r
troducs@i ~ thu. country preparation tear
name, which st thi- dAy ~ not new III. lie Ia
one that has been tried f.s years. giving -a,t-
70 al who have used il. Th~ bi,ter- operate
IN ly upon the stomach, bowels AMI liver, re-
them to ID Althy and vigorous action. and m
the simple process Of strengthening nature,
the sysicm to triumph OVER diserse.
Por the cure ~ dyspepsia, Indigestion, NJ
Plat,lency loss OF Alpetit. or aay Bilious
paints, arising from = morbid inaction of the
sch or Bowels, producing Cramps. Dysentery
Cholera Aortus, &c, thu Nc Btters have no ~
Diar,b9a, dysentery or fux. s-nsrAiIy
tracte by new settlers, End caused principal.
the change u water AMI diet. vii b. spcs oily
ted by . brief uee Of this preparation. DysY(
q disease wbieh Is probably more prevalent,
taken la ell IT. fUrns, than any uti.r. TIE cal
which may always be attributed 10 i-rtngeuee
the digestive orysls, can lie cured withou, "a
using XOS1E7IER'S .S1ONA III EITTEAI
per directions on the bottle. For tLls 4, ease
physician will recommend Bil ers ~ some kind,
why not use an article known 10 b. infaliihet
! tlts.,, 49,
e..o ana s,,.rg,,.ca,,,,s :, -. -, a.. -
800. 49,, III .n -. - "
hs.,,h. ..,.,c, 49, -
n,sn. 81 - ,,ran.,o, -, , 49, : "
N nj. -. ~ 49, .,,e,a.t - ..,.r =
thIs r,c., n,en.,..,on ~ - 'l...., '.i
ence. - -
Erv.p Avn Aar. Tb,s ,r~,n.
di.ease xh,rn sYas q. ,e,.,,1..
q, NAV ,cdnei,y hin a. go. sh.s,,, -
.n,ra .f,i,na 80 .,'s,.,' 49,, ~, -
tally useless, can be defeated Ard driven frnsl
body by the ure OF HOST'E7TERS RIM, ".
BIT7ERS. Further, any Of the Ahoyr stated
eases osnno' be contracted when exposed h. IN 4
binary conditions producing them. n to- Bitter
taken az per directions And a. it mother ed
hAu~s nor oiiehhs the pa.ate, ana rend ring ufi
pursuits. but promotes sound sleep and he.iti]
ges,ioD. 'hetompiaint 10 tins removed as ~
rs IL consistent. with the production - a thor,
and permanent cure.
|br Persons IN Adcdnced yfays. vhn are
fesi.g from an enf-ehled CONSTITUTION ard Ia.
body. these bi.ters are Invaluable ~ . fcs,orail
strength and vigor. and NEED ouiy to be- ttiei,ot,
preciatsd. And t. mothrr while nur.rr. /
Bittess are ind, pen sable especially .here IN, n
st's nourishmcnt l. iDafeqna,e to the f.nan
the child, consequently her -trrngth mas. yirli,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

rasG NJ. MOOR AND NEWS. =


We, this day, present to the public
the first number Of the DEMOCRAT and
News. It is consolidation Of the
Iowa STATE DEMOCRAT and the Morn
ING News, tho Organs Of the Democra-
cv Of Scott county, in the past. That
tai. union will be most acceptable to
the friends of each Of the papers now
consolidated, is evident from the inter-
est manifested in perfecting the ar
arrangement. Whatever differences may
have heretofore existed-whatevere s-
arrangements or animosities may have
grown out Of rivalry between the
"Sent'nels upon the watch-tower Of
Liberty" who have now joined hands
in friendly concord-wiIl hereafter be
considered "among the things that
were"
He t. whom has been assigned the
supervision Of the editorial department
Of the DEMocRAT AND News, is com
paratlvcly a stranger to the people Of
this section of the Union. He is fully
sensible Of the delicacy Of his position.
Under ordinary circumstances, a nat
ursl timidity might have caused him
to shrink before the public gaze, but
the generous hospitality, the manly
caudor, and the delicate appreciation
Of those little endorsements that, in
less or greater degree, always SUR
round the stranger in strange land"
which have been manifested, in his
case, by many of the citizens Of Daven-
port, have dispelled all perplexities aud
made him feel at home. He is fully
convinced that. to secure the esteem
OF the people of Iowa, i, Is OILY neces-
sary to deserve it. Ills ene,sics shall
he directed to the attainment Of that
object
Politically, the DEMOCRAT AND News
will be conducted with an eye to the
advancement Of democratic principles
and the advocacy of democrt tic meas
ures. 1t has not in view the elevation
OF any particular aspirant for public
favor, nor will it be the medium of
avenging the private griefs of any man
or combination of men. The chart by
which our bark will be guided shall be
democratic one. The motto emblaz-
oned upon its flag shall be "priinciples,
!ot men,
The DEMOCRAT AND News will be
ever upon the alert TO advocate any
measure that may have for its object
the prosperity OF the city OF Davenport
and Of Scott county. A wide field is
here presented, in which "thc laborer"
may prove himself "worthy Of his
hire" Anticipating large circulation
in other States, it is hoped that it may
be instrumental in directing public at
seution to the agricultural and com.
mercial advantages Of this locality.
1t is idle to indulge in profusenes,
Of promises. Let the future decide te
what extent the DEMOCRAT AND NEws
may be deserving Of public sympathy
and generous support. Going forth
- it does, among a people character
lied BY love for enterprise, and by
willingness to lid 10 its onward ant
Upward march, its reward will be com
menssrate with ito deserts. To a dis
corning public let ,ts destiny be com
mltted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11
Hair Dye-Hair Dyo-hsir Dye

The Original and Best in the World!
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided, II you Wish 10 escape ridicu e.
GRAY, RED, or RUsrY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury 70 hair or kkin.
FIPTEEN MEDALS aud DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM 4 Bachelor since 1889. and over
1900 applications have been made to the Hair Of
his patrons OF his famous Dye.
VIM Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not
70 be distinguished from nature. and Is VARIANT
ED not TO injure In the least, however long Il may
be continued and the I'll effects Of bad dyes reme-
died tho Hair nvigorated for Life BY this splendid
Dye.
Made. sold or applied Tin private rocma) at the
Wig Factory, 2s3 Broadway, New York.
Sold In all cities and towns OF the United States.
BY Druepiata and Vs~cv 0o~a- w.,
The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plste engraving four sides each box Of
WILLIAM 4 BATOHDLOR,
Juy13-Wl 233 Broadway, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

band, ., the quick sale Of this work proves.
None will read 1t bat will regret that they
have found the end, and will long to take
another view Of Mr. 4 Mrs. Herbert. the sub
iects of the book, II cir new home 10 the
east. where the .s will not trouble
them. MANHATTAN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11
Statistical Register for N


OF which the C"py-Rieht hAs hten secureJ
arrangements made for the etrlirs. pfAt Il 81
LEGATION and dist rihntion.
The ALMAsAc.Np R,ois4La II designed
brace \ Historical ,hrtch 4. the Tern tory and
Of loOa; lists ~ dove Ani stat. Once
Judiciary, from tn" "feiilyatit ~ ~ the stat.
present tine, IL. number and names 81 Co
dstes OF orgaiuizatp ~ county Seats, and yoprI
names ~ County Onhcers Tahi.s ~ Census 4
and Popular Votes Of i-..s- 50 Pos. OmrI
Post Masters, Literary and At Institj
Newspapers; Kaiircada Orders. Churches
snd Express CO =; Platforms IL toli,ical h
aud u lar - amount ~ other Histories nj and StI
al matter, which ma b. CT ne Tor State III
together With tn. N aiional Platforms T. i
Cabinet and judiciary u the u =; NJ mb.rs
36th Coneryss, a..
In the compilation ~ this work, The e'li,orl
| In view the supply Of want org f'it by all
OF oar ciiizeDr Ior n convenient comp. niiu m
| character, and boie 10 the prof.Cutiou aud 4
| ton ~ this design. TO secure AL earnest co.s
| ton throughout all 5. ctions Of ,he State an
cncoursgemepta "a will Lad 10 n continuance
Almanac and Register r. an anaaai sfdnday
/ OTre/ercnce.
| As this publication v III attain very 10 re
| TON In tho State, far exceeding that 81 Ar
| periodical now published IN Il, It on .rs MI inv
me'iinu. for Advertising ard limitcd MI
| Professional and Bn.ines, Cards Will h- ms.
the following prin.r tin sivance:) Quarter "a
half pagc SO; fnll page, 80.
The price % the work haa beer axcd at Il
five cents per single Copy, or Twenty Dolls
hundred and orders accompanied By the Ca
| dressed to the nH.rsiTnti At Iowa City ~
port, Will receive prompt Ate ton, ard
quired nuinbe Of copies forwarded
| The postage IN the work will b. +? cents.
r u. EAGAL, Davenport, i4wa.
| R.H. SYLVESTER, Iowa City, ID
| aue11 dr.
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More Advice.

A Boston paper gives the West the fol-
lowing advice
Let the West take .he initiatory steps
in discoursging the foreign importations by
persistently refusing to buy. Just SO long
as they purchase foreign fabrics without
any foreign market for their grain, just SO
long they will remain in debt, and keep the
current of specie setting towards Europe,
while American grain waits for buyers and
cuafnrnars -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

TEXAS UNITED STATES SENAToRsHlP.-From
our various exchanges in Texas, we learn
that the following names will be prominent
ly before the Legislature for the honorable
position Of United States Senator's:
3. II. Epperson. J.. d. Evans. Col. W. P.
Hill, NJ. J. Hall, 6. w. Smythe, Robt. H.
Taylor, l. I. Wigfall. Matt Ward. H. r.
Runnels and Gen. Houston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

MOVPAT'S LIFR PILLS.-The high ana envied
AvA celebrity which this pre-. emnent medicine has
acquired for It's nvariate efficacy In the disease
practice Of cstenta ious pung not only unnecessary
bnt Unworthy Of them. They are known BY their
fruits their good works testify for them and thev
thrise not By the fail Of the credule In all
e OF costtveS ess dyspepsia, bilious and liver eec
lions, piles, rheumatism, fevers and ague obstinate
headaches aud all general derangem nts OF health,
these Pills have invariably proved . certain and
speedy remedy. 4 single trial will place the Lite
Pills beyond the reach OF competition In the ,timate
of every patient.
Dr.. Mo6At's Phoenix Bitters will be found equally
eficacous In al cases Of nervous debility dyspep.
sta, headache, the sickness incident to females In
1eloste heath. and every kind OF weakness Of the
digestive organs. For sale by DR. ". 3. MOFFAT.
1876 Broadway, ard by Medicine Dealers and Drug
eists genersiy throughout the country.
sepl3.Wiy
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a Card.

TIE under stsned, being about - take mp his abode
At Argyle near the city Of lie CLAIRE 81 least TIL he
can get gosd tenant for Argyle Cottage and appur
ensnces, will refer eli persons who wish to get good
Dwellings cheap. to o s whistler. Esq Who Is to be
found in one q my dwellings In Esd's Row.
September ~ 1869
sep26 + G UAD0,
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BACHELORS Wigs and 1oupees surpsss All.-
They are elegant, light. easy and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up behind--no
shrinking off the head, inieei this Is the only
tabl!shment whore these things are properly UNDER
stool and made.
JulI3y-wlv 239 nroal way Eew York
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

@ The vote OF Texas at the late
election for Governor was about
$4,000. Ia ls47, when Texas came
into the Union, she only polled about
5000. This shows an astonishing
increase in the population Of the
State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11
NEW ADV'RTISEM'TS
MOUNT VERNON.

MVN ~ AUo O~1Vs
A LITTER PROM HON. EDWARD EvgRRTr.
To the Publishers.
BnsToN Ju.e Sth. 1850
0vNYLEMBx The box containing the view OF
MOUNT vgkHON arrived ye.se. day en- treat
~ Obliged to you for this pi ins seemen OF PRINT
ine In colors which more than any Other enoeers
itself TO the he art Of country, worthy OF at
teut,on o. suc,essfa. attempt to psc' works OF art
Of this knd within the reach cf tn. greet MAS OF
the community. WIN ,:H n.o, s ,,.D,.s
Very respectfully vourS.
EDWARD kvRRBff
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
A splendid view = Mount Vernon which excsls
any eng aving OK the place We have before eetn.-
&CGfhsrn ArOus Va.
Il is pronosnced be by far the mott truthful and
striking representation Of Mount Vernon teat hss
been presented 10 the poblic II Is executed in oil
coaors, eSter IN knslsh ssyleo OF printing, known II
Is said, only to man In this county, and never
before ATTEMPTED -NorfoN Day Book. Va,
We hope II may ado1n the walls o. each domcll
In the land. and II un'ods 20 the eye correct
likeness OF Washingten's home awaken fresh love
for his memory, his virtues and bic cosntry.-At
holly Herald, N.
1t vii mate . beautiful ornament for the pArlor
| PefvsLwr0 Express, Va.
Uts . beautiful view OF Mount Vernon; Il has the
| appearance Of an effective Water Color Drawing
end -ould richly sdorn paror.--Forney's DAILY
| Irfss.
| tits cheap at coutls the money - Union, Plain
Gtid. N j.
| II u decidedly the be- one In exIstence.-Porl
| NiNfon Ohio Democrat.
The tinis sre very brilliant, snd the picture 10 NOT
| only str's 'ng ore, but must become popular -
Sunday Dispatch.
The subscribers have jast issued . picture OF
4 MOUNT vGRNON. printed In H1FTKEN OI l. Col.
OR0, BY . new and impr ovei prOcess. BY which pic
lures that have heretofore Cost from ~ TO g. cor
be fsrnished for ATTY cents The cir. % our ensra-
wing 10 b. 20 inches, on super cxlcnderei heav,
plate paper
We have also Just published view Of the Capi
toll 81 Va hing on IN the same style ~ NJ. Vernon
Psloe Fifty Cents, portage paid TO any part II tn
United 3tste.. J. II BRYAN h 90,
ll2 South Third street. Phila ielphis.
| Agents wanted In Every County through on
the Uni II Send and get copy. OCT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

Rem. DIR. Lowell, Of Boston, has been set
tied over his present parish since 1906; and
Rev. Mr.. Richardson, of bingham, has been
settled over his parish since 1907.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

The Whole World United !..Sick Pee
pIe, Think Zee After which, AcsI
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures book 20 il;
This Is the case, the million say,
With the cures Of Herrick . Pill.
They come from Fast, and North. and west,
And With glad tidines the papers al,
BecAuee they are the cheapest. aAfest, best,
And superior to others is Herrick's PHI.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they've
made,
Thousands now In their graves were laid
We're Il not for Herr!ck's Pill.
Each pill With sugar is covered DER
rare discovery Of mAtchless skill;
Their like WAS never seen before,
Until it.appesr red in Hsvrick's PHI.
For years he's worked 10 heal the sick,
With JOY elate his bosom flls;
For tens OF Thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF HerVict's Pills.
- HERRICK'S MAfCHLUDS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have Inundated the world with
their popularity. Over ave millions Of boxes sse
used annually, giving employment 70 eighty ave men
ana women TO put them up. Tbeir cures are num-
bered by thousan6stheir praises on the tongres OF
oil. CttiIeos of Davenport and elsewhere have you
ever usad them3 Put up ia English, Spanish, Ger.
man and French directions. Large family boxes,
. cents! Ave boxes for u. Sold everywhere.
mchI8
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TaOKEr.

n. VI y y = j
For Senator,
RDwIN SMIrH.
For Representatives.
JAMES GABLE,
DDNJAuIN PAINTRR,
B. p. Do ROIB.
For Oonnty Judge.
OHARLRs WESTON
For shesiH,
HARVEY Iron ARD
sor Treasurer AMI Recorder.
WM. VAN TUYL
For School Rupt.
JOsHUA DIAL.
For Survevor.
JAMEe HOG AEE.
For Drainage Commissioner,
0ROR0R O. DENNIS.
For Coroner,
A. 3 WILL.
ELECTION, OCTOBER lIrn.
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EYE AND EAR

nR. UNDERWOOD. Of Chicago, H., ne emf
~ Nent and skiKfM Operator on tho Eye and
Ear, whose reputation Is extensively known
through0Ut the United States. will arrive In Daven
port, Iowa. ON Monday, Octob.Y the 10Th, and may
be consulted ct the
LIE CLAIRE HOUSE,
whore he will remain until Friday. October the 18th
only. DR.. U. being regularly educated Physician
and Surgeon Of the Old echool. viii be found fully
competent to perform any operation on tbs Rye and
Lar necessary TO restore lost Slsht or Hearing or
BY other scientific to remove any dsease af
those delicate ersAns within the vesch Of scientific
and human skin
Th~ extraordinary and formidable operations late
~ performed by Or. y. several cases Of Deaf
Dumbne-s, by which they made - Hear and
speak, Ian operation believed 10 have never before
been successfully performed BY any other EUR geon
tie American continent,) Is certainly calculated 10
create hope, not only In these similarly afflicted but
TO inspire full and entire confidence In the minds ~
those Who may he suffering from partial OF tJtsl
deafness, that they can have their diseases COM
pletey removed and Hearing restored.
Dr.. U. will be plo,ide with references % the
highest respectabllity, which VIII DO furnished 10
applicants where required.
No chang. for al examin alton or an opinio n
sep78-d ~-W2w
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OF which the C"py-Rieht lAs been occurred
| arrangements made for the eeuirs. pfA,ti, sbl
nc alton ami dist rihnfiou.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-12
CITY COUNCIL.
TnURsDAY EvENINo, Aug. NJ

THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. lJlh.
apecial NEE ting of the City Council was hold
last night to consider the action to b0 taken Fela
tive to the death Of Mr.. e. 7, Sterling The Pres
ident Of the Council, l. U. Masters, was in the
chair.
Mr. Russell offered resolution authorizing the
Mayor to offer a reward Of $4,000 for tho detec,
ton and conviction Of the persons supposed to
have murdered Mr.. Sterling, and supported this
by remarks upon the general subject, considering
the amount offered as small enough.
Mr. Clark offered an amendment substituting
the sum Of $500 in place Of 1000.
Mr.. Oyiau supported the resolution. Some
thought the reward too large. lie did not think
80. It was not large in proportion to reward.
which the city had offered in cases Of minor inn.
portauce to this. He differed with some Of the
Coroner's Jury and did not think It possible thai
the injury which caused Mr.. sterling's death wat
received by fall down stairs. Mr.. sterlingl
skull was broken in the strongest portion and onl
a very heavy blow could break IT, The oireum,
stances were too aggrayating to allow it to pasi
with Offering 20 small a reward,
Mr., Marshall here offered as an amendment |,
Mr.. Clarks amendment that the reward bo chang
ed to $4,000. 1t was evident to all that nuel
trouble and expense would be incurred by any Oh,
whether city police, independent police, or private