Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

- $50 SssO PSy tOs OoSo O30uUSS to0 ousu
Of i've dollars, which penalty shall be
collected. either before . Justice Of the
Peace, or by ~ indictment in the Cir
cult Court Of said county, - il now pro.
vided by Section one, Of On Act entitled
90 Act 70 amend chapter ninety three,
OF the Revised Statutes, entitled Roads,
approved Jan. %, 1852"
II il fair to presume that something
else IL meant, though not expressed.
->O>--
WAess 10 he Money :"
Mr.. D. r. Anthony's paper, tho
Lsavenworth (Kansas) Conservative Of
February 2sth, has the following
wHsRs Is THE AoNEY?
We have repeatedly called upon the
Relief Committee to make . statement
Of the money they receive, and the dis
position they make Of it. We have
the right to make the demand tie peo-
pie Of Kansas ought to know what il
done with the money given by the char
liable to save them from suffering.
No statement, however, is made.
New York city gives fifteen thousand
in one week; but what 10 done with it 2
Do the needy get it, or il it used for
other purposes : Probably two hum
dred thousand dollars in money-to say
nothing Of provisions and clothing
have been sent to Kansas. Why il it
not accounted fora What IL done with
IT.
The conclusion 10 irresistible that, a.
ter having Represented our State of s'one
vast charnel house," and our citizens %
Skeletons" in order to excite the feel.
ings of generous men, the money which
pours in like water, is misapplied
Are your ashamed to answer the ques-
ton, wHHRE 10 The MONEY!
Mr. Horace Greedy Allow the President
a Opportunity 70 Pay HIS Respects to
Hin.
The correspondent Of the Cleveland
Plaindealer, who accompanied the
Presidential train to this city, says =
At Girard, Horace Greedy got on board
and proceeded ~ far - Eric, where he
lectured Saturday night. After his leo
turc he was to proceed to Buffalo, there
to join tho Presidents party on the
route to Albany. His coat CELLAR was
partly turned in and partly standing up,
his pockets stuffed with papers and
magazines, and his Quaker hat sat on
the back of his head in very jolly
way. He walked into the President'a
car entirely At home, AMI instead Of
seeking Mr.. Lincoln, chatted in an op-
posite end OF the car, and allowed Mr..
sation with him, M. Greely's face wore
. very complaisant smile which seemed
to say, i brought this thing around for,
yon know. How do you like it ~ far
as you have got2' Mr.. Lincoln present.
ed Mr.. Greedy to his wife, and it was
observed that the broad brimmed hat
never once left it, perch upon the Hor-
acian caput. We believe, however, that
politeness is not one Of MI. Greedy 3
eccentricities."
New UsB FOR PHorooRAPHs.-A
western correspondent speaks of having
seen season passes" and commuta-
ton tickets" on the Chicago and Mil
waukee Railroad, bearing the photo
graph of the person to whom they are
issued. This is capital idea. These
photographs are now furnished, about
the size Of postage stamp, at the rate
Of from thirty to one hundred for dol
lar, already gummed; and when the ap.
plicaDt wants . pass, or Communication
ticket, he incIosess his photograph, which
being placed upon the card when is.
sued, enables the conductor to see At q
glance whether the ticket 10 being pre-
sented by the original, or, ~ often the
case, by some one who has borrowed
it. BY adopting thi. plan, the railway
companies will enable the conductors to
enforce the following rule, always print
ed upon passes, but heretofore . dead
letter. II presented BY any other per
son than the individual named thereon,
the conductor will take up this ticket
and collect fare.-Ansevican Roilaoay
Revieso, FEB. Sd.
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