Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-08
THE CITY,.

Sub PePcS.
THE CITY.
ADVICE GRATIS. For nice apples, or
snsss and maple sugar 90 70 Stare.
Dusry.-Y esterday was one OF the
moot dusty dsys on record. The streets we're
perfectly bseloudsd 9th Il.
LosT.-A black fur, geutIcman's glove
or gauntlet. nearly new. and lined With lambs
wool. The finder can find sn owner and rs.
ward Vt this Office.
Nvr 90 BADLY HoAxsD.-The Ga
ssess thinks ~ have been hoaxed on the
Railroad Episode" Not BIZ OF It. nsighbos'
Dor informotion vas oil right. thst time.
VAGRANCY.-A Patlander calling
himself Frank Serniet. vss arrested by one
Of the Township Trustees yesterday for "
grancy. and On promising to leave the eoun
~ for the coun.ys good. Vas permitted to
vanish.
Tns MEDICAL CONTROVERSY. - We
publish two communications this morning.
from medical gentlemen. concerning the lvsos
Inquest case, aud - ~ have already given
about eight closely printed columns on that
head, W think it will suffice.
FIVE thousand dollars Of the recent
dissreditsd Illinois money 10 wanted in ex-
change for dry good st the lowest cash prices.
A large stock Of fresh Spring goods nov open
ing Persons haxing funds Of the above des-
eription, should call on Wadsw0rth. No. ~,
Wet Second street.
Att YEr.-Selken was bound over
By Justice Blood on W Wsdussday 10 the cum OF
$3.50. for assault with attempt TO kill August
Qu'cksns.edt, and yesterday. ssIksn had
Quick enstedt taken before Justics McKovn on
. charge Of perjury. He was bound over In
the cum Of 900.
SIGNIFICANT FAcr.-During the past
Eve years our county jail has been the recep-
tacls Of several hundred disorderly persons.
Among these we're men Of various trades and
professions, and Of different political and re-
ligions beliefs, but it 10 asserted. on good au.
shority. that no man having upon his head one
Of Fsrrands best hate has ever been committed
to that pl.ce. This 10 important. and the hats
san BE- found only At No ~. West Second
street. Davenport. lava
WoRru KsowING.-If anybody wants
ANYTHING i. 10 worth something to know where
to fod sAat he wants 1t it is dry goods our
readers are looking after. We can tell them that
Eldridxs L Williams have just received
spleudid ST ring stock. which they Will cell At
their usually chssp rates. Go and see their
Spring sty lee, ladies. They are unusually neat
and captivating All kirds OF gentie"ens
goods. childrens wear. ETC., Of hand 81 the oid
place. Call and zee.
MEDICAL.
To THE EDIroRs OF THE DEH0cRAr
AND Nxws:-In your issus Of March 6th. per.
eeiys that in the communication sigued In
ouirer"-ths whole proceedings in relation to
the INQUEST held upon the BODY Of Mas. lvsn'
is entitled flares. and that 40 "sn'issseasd
community would only be content with
thorough examination. corresponding to tn
present standard Of medical SCIENCE" I. 40 tn
conductor, or - perhsps Inquirer" nigh
term ms-,tsge managsv-woold In tss
words Inform Mr.. Inquirer that the whole pro
eess in regard to the inv estigstion arose frou
.k.Ai In mn lea
said luouirsr marked 60" and which docu
meps, in ttis degenerate city. would nsvs
have been given to Mr.. Sheriff BY any eshe
physcian in the city. especially on such s''gh
foundations for suspecting poisoning. ID
LANCER, in his testimony. says that such symp
toms. ~ he gave 10 testimony. migM b. pr
ducsd by other Causes. and when the jury foun
other aud sufficient eau 20 and no positive ~
dence Of nsreosie poison n-foe which purpose "a
ease wss brought up for exAminasioa.s and Ate
having spent nearly two dAys 10 making
thorough inv sstigAtion Of the case. and after ha
log the sll testimony and the foilowingqasstio'
having been ssked repeatedly do the juro
wish to put any more questions to The Vi
uSesess ot0s su0 JusOse WvsV p~'sess'J ~~
fed that In oil their examinations there -
No fouada,ions TO suspect that poison would
found BY further invss,igstion. then after I
these thipgs. deemed The sxsuinstios Of q
contents Of the stomach of no aceount-s'
more especially 90 after the answer made
Igns,i0s 70 . question which Iaquiser mu
have overlooked. but which appsars to be
been asked ~ NJ. Clsussss. anu 10 % follow
Questionable persons dying from the efs
Of pcisoning by aconie. would tracss Of d
aconite be likely TO be discovered on OF With
the body sitter death BY proper examination
Answ sr.-T no Aatidoss has bsan tax
vn,ch decomposes the seoaits. and death
loes il soon. the substsnes could be shown
the body: but II s~sijssss dseonposing I
aeonits after being taken and death occurs
Ter 90 interval Of come length Of time. ssy
hours. the pers N dying then In eonssqasocs
uervous disturbanciss. the Sessi(s MigAs so(
produced u sSbsss~ss from the examination
she body. esa&
Nov. what would Nr. Inquirer think Ig
tius would cay II sil the " thorough exam,
tion, corresponding to the present standard
medical science" had bssn brought ia requ
ties aud the body and 81 its parts spbjee
n the moak minute sxauinstiou. sed dioinl