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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

DAsRBuA AND DYssSTERY.- have
examined great number of letters from
some Of the most prominent citizens OF
Cincinnati aud Coviugton, etc, speaking IN
the highest terms OF Or. Strickland Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure OF diarrhoea
| and dysoniery. The letters are too long ~
publish. sir Woods, Of Coyineton, says
he was pronounced incusablc BY the best
doctors in Cincindati, aud one bottle Of Dr.
Saickland's Anli-ChoIera Mixture effected
4 permanent cnre after suffering Tor months
w.ih the worst form Of diarrhcsa and ivsen
terry. 10 cts a bottle. For sale by all Drug
gists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
THE DEMOCKAT.

DYSPEPSIA, Nervousness AND DgRLIrv.-
Dr. .Stricltaads Tonic. We can recon-
mend those suffering with Loss Of Ape
the, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous DeLili J, to use stlicsland's
Tonic. Ii is a vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors.; ii strengthens the
whole nervous system; it creates = good
appetite. and is warranted TO cure Dyspep-
sia aud Nervous Debility.
For sale Ly Druggists generally at ! per
bottle. Prepared By DR.. A. Strickland, g
East Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio.
july2J-d&wtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
Dir. EiaLLGW,
Confident iai EAysician!
itcsAsrl. Of 4. Louis, Missouri
40 s,essssa Clark ,.ss.ees, skafcn:c.


rs>.aE ON REGULARITY TDl-faTLD .Ap
i lltAly IN li..ed .'hg iei.a ~ t'..s.a..u VINO
Ia, HE IL a,laent Il i-rts.u tesp.a.n., "a
~Pe r.iity. lias piace has a-en established ex-
pi'slN 10 afford tc ali,cte'l >o,nt md scientific
i1e s!igU .i't, NHf9ut tie nse 81 n.uren,v OF noA
inu~ drugs. i,r y iias ipr many wears devoted
ilis winse attention 10 tnt treatni. III IT private
oonrants II t.telf varied and conn csitea i"rlns.
His socet>, ~ tie treatment al those loag stand
IN aad dliheuli Gases. >uci as"eTe iorfaeiy con-
>ts.escd ~ aia',ie Is snh' enttr reeolnnenl h.n.
= ING pnniie y "o'1hV "i Nc extensive ration-
AZ MI be Ia, secclvs3 III pra.cs ,i,pai eA-
aeilgA,e ~ hoetttal aud ris@lJ practice e&teG-
IN. through fl,fy Years N THIS ana olAtr dcpai
iu''lii- q" nt real sier, 81 - ihe G4ss2vsrgr I
the on'1 safe, speedy u,id r,iiasr reno .ie~ E
,se :" srtl, ~. sseret ;.id gnrnulr 0lsss !, ssu
| h. 'e,t'r~ q rcnn'- iatloa iron tt4e most
als''hg'l~i't and experienced Surgeons and
itt sltiiN ef trls oHniN Il testimonials o. ms
superior ~hli aht rto'enn, judgment IN the
treatment ~ dlseaS y 4 pf!val" nature.
~ N.Nt,7a' VI" '"'''s-p@ success ~ me
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
The Singer Sewing Machines

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is fast gaining worl wide reputation. It's be-
yoni doubt the best ana cheapest and mos, beau
,iful OF all iamily Sowing Machines vet offered
70 the public. No other Fu,aily sewing Machine
has 80 many useful appliances for Hcmning,
Binding Feltng, Tuckiug t.a,Aering, Guaging,
Trading, Enbroi.ieriAg, cordng aud so forth,
No other Family Sewing Machine las so much
capacity Tor great variety Of work. Great and
recent Impro, .merts make our Family Sewing
Machine most reliable aid most durable and most
certain N sciion al all rates OF speed. II makes
the inteIioeAed stitch, which is the best stitch
known Any one, even OF the most ordinary ca
paclty, can see, at glance, how to the letter
Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines finished in claste and exquisite
ST. ie.
The Folding Case Of the Family Sewing Machine
tsapiece vi cunning wos nulansI.ip OF The most
useful kind. 1t protects the machsne when not
in use, and when about TO he operated may be
opened as spacious and substantial table 10
tain the work. Willie some ct I'll, Cases, made
out OF the choicest woods, are finished in the sim
,,lest and ehastest manner possible, others ar.
aduined and euioeiilsled in the most costly and
superb manner.
1t IS absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, so to judge of its great
Capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming popular for family sewing
our manufacturing machines are for Manufacture
ing purposes.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk,
twist. thread, neeules, OIL de-, Of the very best
quality.
Send for a PAupuLgT.
THE SlNCER MANIFACTURTNG COMPANY.
t5s Broadway, New York.
Chicago OIice. 50 Clark street.
L. hKAuSE Il co,
jne27 Agents in Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

NEW REVERE HOUSE.

Corner North Clark and Einzie Streets,
Chicago. HI.
TyHIS HOTEL HAS FIRST CLASS ACCOM-
i modations for two humid ed Guests, IA cen
tfsiiy located, within three inmates walk oi The
pf,ncipal banking houses, Board o! Trade, he
Is entirely new, with elegant furniture. ana 81
tas departments rsple.e with modern conveui"n-
Co.'S
Having leased the above Hotel for term Of
years and trusting tina, an sufficiently known
10 merit consideration, solicit your patronage,
believing thai the eosnplete and liberal manage
ment Of the New Revere. will be entirely satis-
faciorv 10 Won. GILBERT BUTCHER.
suoz1-att
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28


Be OF Good Cheer ! TIE Sinking may b,
Saved
nv ~, uss o.
Holleway's Ointment.
Tue history Of thee urea, Rene dice IL tho moo,
wonderful n-edicsl revelation that the world ha,
ever known. II establishes IN. all.intrnr-nn,
fact that WHEREVER, and in WHATEVER sHArE In
ternai diseaae eAists, the disiniecflfx searching
and healing properties OF the Pills are fully .ous
:. =. us sueJeetion and cure. and that. with the
Ointment. they are
The Great AMI as>adors Of Health
to all Mankind.
TIL, IS rot history Hri,ten BY ono man, OF
even derived from the experiences OF one alton
II consists n compilation OF testimonials from
the sick oi every country uumpeaehabie re-
cord, the like OF " itch has never been 4,ldueed
IN favor Of any discover, invent siuces time
began
III Sc Mighty !lealers, World
KIN wn and World Tried, are
q Boon to the Sick.
The wait of q sterling medicinal to meet the
Ills and necessities fine suffering portion OF hu
manly, AMI eniirelv free from mineral
ana other deieterious particles was severely tel,
till this all powerful medicine was .rel into
the wcrlt; HolLowAY's iNylirAslI Puts have
become the HOUSEHOLD RtAEuI Of all nations -
Their attribute - TO PREVENT veil as TO crne
they attack the RApIx or ROOT OF the complaint
anu thus. by removing tie hidden cause Of dis
| ease re-invigorate and restore the dropping ener
gies Of the y stem, assisting nature in her t.sl
Of VITAL anu frNcTioSARl REFORMATION.
Dl>o.tle OF t'tn Stomach
Are the sources % the dcadcst mala,,es. Their
effect IS 10 vtiste all the fluids Of III. body. and
70 send poisonous stream tlroual. all the eh an
nels Of circulation. Now what is the operation
Of the Pills. They cleanse the bowels regulate
the liver bring the relaxed or iIritaied stomach
ilto natural condition, and. acting through III,
secretive organs rP0N THE BLooD ITSELF, chang.
the state at the system from sickness To heaith
by exercising "A simultaneous aud wholesome eff
feel upon al It's parts aud functions.
Woman in att her Difficulties
IL invited t. fest the reeulaiin. and restorative
pcwers Of this harmless bat effective prepara
lion. ~ The two .pocss oi lie in winch the e.
male system andereo.s the most important and
critical changes, the Pills miil proy.a posi-
ave safeguard against ey,l consequences. They
are also confidently recommended aspec.ic il
every disorder to which females are exclusively
subject.
BE it Understood,
That the above statement. can ~ al time, 81
verified BY the written testimony extending
through q quarter Of a century, Of tens OF thou
sands oi unlhlpeachaoie witnesses.
Bilious Maladlcs, Sc, dc
In whatever form disease attacks the liver, it il
repealed and exter.anated by this searching
painless and irresistible curative s. Billions re-
mtttnts, bilious pls .Gs,, hnt all the ordinar,
disorders OF tie organ, itslicetel BY pam in III.
right si.ie and between I'll" shoulders II. ilownes,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

/ 81 before the . IT. d.y y Angus lstA. the
sad tantiH. sls.r9 \. iani ~en, vii al, pri'-
ticn N The o,tie. Of ne t.e,e of sad Court.
PRAYING a. at IN 'i;le 20 lae wesi ont ha! ~
u lot tAns2 ii plneA t'.e.ee f@a in the city II
nayanau-t. set County. lows., - esiebl~e'l
auu confirmed n ''.r, n draa' of tn pawn Mt
ia h'r OF tne 81 un Il rsF 'l2g g'-' u Hp"d
sad premises. IA. 1t each AMI every Of on
b, forever haued vi yeur equity al redenlition
terrin, ana trom .ctting ~ ans Claim, right. "F
tifle Thereof.
NJ personal claim S made against any # tie
>ai1 d,ieu laui, il aid petition
Now. a4.les- ,ou ap,nag thereto aal aefcud,
a; OF before noaa ot Tie second day q fne next
term Of said District Court. 10 be beguA and hold
en ii Naee8paIt ~ tAe ! S. A.ondav november,
4 -, lsA de'a,i Nliihe entered. aad decree
Dafsd ~ 81 'i.,, 'r Aasa-t l-s'
COON pKTRY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
DISC. ,lerS OF tie Stomach

Are The sources " the deadiicst maad,es Their
effect 10 vitiate all the fluids Of the body. and
10 send poisonous stream through all the cha
nels OF circulation. Now what is the operation
Of the Pills. They cleanse the bowcla regulate
the liver. bring the relaxed or initiated stomach
lltn natural condition, and. acting through the
secretiyr cans rPON THE BLOOD I1sELr change
the state al the 5, stem from sickness To health
by exercising simultaneous aud wholesome ef-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

Is invited t. test the regulating aud restorative
pcwers Of this harmless b effective prepare
lion. Al The two .pocsls o HE in winch the e.
male system tndereocs The most important and
critical changes, the Pills vii prov. posi-
1--WE safeguard against evil consequences. They
are also confidently recommended as aspecic in
ever, disorder to which females are exclusively
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
Bilious MaladIts. &c. dc

DIIIVFis FiHIaUItS, &C, &C
In whichever form disease attacks the liver il il
repealed and exter.ninated bv this senrcing
painless and irresistible eurattcs. Bilious re-
niiie.ls bilious pmga.Hg, and all the ordinary
disorders OF tie organ, Heated By pam in tie
right size AMI between the shoulders ia liuWne@s
OF lie wblie, OF the eyes weakness and debility
Ac, are Revived end removed ~ the remrd,
with q ceer.t, which astonirhe, the sufferers mud
their friends. Let the sick, whom the faculty
abandoned. resort with confidence to this power
lul l-bilious agent and a restoration ~ b uth
and anuA iix vi N. IL my LIZ Inu r..ALL-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

That the above statements can n MI fines "
verified By the written testimony extending
through quarter ii a eentu.v1 of tens OF thou.
sands oi unihlpeachaoie witnesses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

Tho symptoms Of Ca,srih a. they generally
appear are n, first very sight Persons find they
hasc a cold that they have frequent attack~. and
afe more sensitive 70 the changes Of temperature
Il tLi~ condition, the may be dry. -i .ht
discharge thu aud acrid, afterwards becoming
ttiol. and adhesive. As the disease becomes
eAr3aic the discharges increased in quantity
and ch anged IN quality they are now thich and
heasy Y. and are hawked or oonghed off The Sc
cre;lons are offensive causing bad breath iiie
yoi,' is thick and nasal III ewes weak. the
sous, of smell is i.ssened destroyed /; dcalness
frequently takes place. Another common aud
important symptom of Catarrh il, thai TIE per-
obliged to ciear his throat in the morning
e thick or shiny mucous, which has falleu
,;oet i,e.n lie bead during the night When
siis .a.. flaee, the person may be sure Sat his
disease Is "n - Nay, tptAe lungs, and slouid lose
NJ time II aTiesiieg IT,
- IL atess ar tas,fr n the many C-sarrh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
SWANS BOURBON SiIiERS
SWANS BOURBON EiTTERS
SWANS R0Un6oN BlTTEnS

b healthy tonic. genti. siilruan' ar.i unequal
te3 u,osning Appetizer. Prepared IL ripe old
H,arbou. Beng used 10 the exclusion of
al other E!iters 10 more tan fifty Cnlted
oaaes Arrlp Hospitals aud million. u prlvg ate
hnilies, and 10 the caty popular medicine
Vhach has been especially ersmpfsd jSors
0asac tar BY the United states government.
% the ground Of iss having been adopted - .
aaodasd ,s.-.esy By .he nledics, profession
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
In Sc Mighty !lealers, Worlt
KIN wn and World Tried, are
3 Boon to the Sick.

The wait of a sterling medicinal to meet the
Ills and necessities oithe suffering portion OF HUI
nianity, AMI one enfrelv free from mineral
anu other deeterious PARTICLES, was severely tel,
till this all powerful medicine was ush.rel into
the wcrld; HOLLOWAY ixylfrAslI Pil,s have
become the HOUSEHOLD RIAEDI OF all nations
Their stir,hut. IL TO PREVENT - wel as to crne F:
they attack the RApIx or ROOT OF the complaint
ana thus, by removing TIE hidden cause Of dis
ease re-nvg orate and restore the dropping ener-
gies OF tie - stem, assisting nature in her issk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
dyspepsia, Di Ihoea, Weak


The terrible bodily AL mental ~ ,s Which
characterize Dyspepsia a.. 1T once n4.u.satetl ~
the wills. iAarlt4ua, CONSTR atian headache
physical p1"siiation, nervous tromois. hpi ilushes
spa-tns Affections ot tie kiduey., iteuorsnoias
piles and. fact all Internal complaints from
lsitcyer caus. arising give way before the sal
IA air Influence OF this extraordinary remedy
A specific Tor dyspepsia and the disorders
INJECTED with 1t, or growing out OF It. the Pills
a. ALWAYS 10 be relied on when every other med
icine and mode OF treatment has utterly failed.
HOl LOWAI'S PILLS ARE THE BEST REM
Il Ia IL m i.tlI 1 ~,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28

i'ouel., or ,Ascn IN exchange for manufactured
goods, ii n ighcst east. p.ic". at the Factory.
Aav 5-oHtf JOSEPH SHIELDS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
.lGls,AzIas.'Na ls:gR.
A RI you IN AGONY
A Well Spring OF Hope
FOR ALI.
Can 70 tund n
Holloway's Pills.
Be OF Good Cheer TIE Sinking may DO
Saved !
nv rHs USE o.
Holleway's Ointment.

Tue history Of these great Rene dice 10 tho most
wonderful n-edicsl revelation that the world has
ever known 1t establishes the all.inrnr-nnt
fact that WHEREVER, and in WHATEVER SHAPE In.
,ernal disease eAists. the disiniectlng searching
AID healing properties oi the Pills are fully equal
% us subsection and cure. aud that, with the
Ointment, they are
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-07
<sE.NE,ue Al. NEWS

The Rajah of Jhonsporc is about 10 be
married for tho twenty first time.
Generals Fremont and Bue'l have resigned
and their designations have been accepted
kossuth's wife is suffering from cancer
The cxDictator scarcely ever leaves the
bed side Of his wife. and shows the dcepcs,
mental distress ~ we'll as tender ,olici;ud,
for the sufferer.
The Richmond .>tAt,u,l. Of NAV osi,,
says We are glad to learn from his
medical director ami attending surgeon, tina,
Gen. Longstreet has 50 far recovered from
his wound that he viii be able to take the
tiela in the course oil the next three weeks.
A trotting match took place over the
Union course, Long Island, on Wednesday
between Lady Emma, May Queen and Dan
Macc-inilc heats, best three in five, in
harness. Lady Emma won in three straight
heats. Time, 2:21!-o:21 tt-2:29f.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
star says that the Emperor Napoleon seems
bent on adding to his glarics that of having
connected Europe with America. For some
time the Imperial government have been
examining the Project submitted to them by
some American engineers of LAYING down A
cable between France AID America This
scheme it seems, ha; received their APP
proya, and convention has been signed
relative 10 it between France, Portugal.
Italy, Brazil and liavti.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-07

w HEREAS on the 8 st day OF December. 4
w d. is51. james g. Crane and Mary Ann
Crane, his wife, executed unto John W. Thonp-
son, trustee certain deed of trust convey
ing to said trustee the lands and premises in
Scott county, Iowa. described AS follows. to-wit /:
Part OF the Scath east quarter Of the south west
quarter oi section No. twcny-one y in township
Ne. seventy eight Isl north range three cas-, OF
9th L. NJ; beginning fourteen "a chain, tiftv-
six 81 links due west from the south east corner
Of said quarter section. thence four I chains
nneiy-three and three -iourths a5s. links to a
stone. thence north ten ~, chains twelve and a
half l.i Inks. thence east four chains ninety
three ard siireeiollribs sSs. links thence north
ten [lo) chains twelve and half II links 10 a
stone, the place Of beginning Which said CON
vevance was made ly the said James g. Crane and
Mary Ann. his wife. for the purpose of securing
the payment Of i've certain prolnissory notes.
with the interest thereon. signed Ii, he said
James Il. Crane. DARED tlic .ilst day of December
\. d. ls3s One OF said SAID notes for the sum OF
live hundred dollars sac payable on the 81 av
ofDecember, 1852 to the order Of William II. Reed
One Of said notes for the Of five hundred dol
lars sa@N PAYABLE on the 3l>t day of December.
A. d. ,,is. to the order Of James Warren One
Of said notes for the sum of one hundred dollars
(sloel PAYABLE on the 18th day October A. ID. ls5~
to the order Of Alen>on Sheav: one of said
notes for the sum of one hundred and ten dollars
sll"l payable en- the IS. day Of January 500
to the order of Martin Giger: and the last OF ,a
notes Tor the sum oi On" hundred and hye dollars
| t$lo5, payable the first dav of January. A. d
| 1850, to the order Of Nall Dunklev & Co.. with
nteles, all Of said uoles al the rate vi ten bel
cent per ahnuni.
And now the said James c. Crane hayin1 failed
to pay the note for $3np u James VI Warren. above
| named, L. JOHN W. Thompson trustee as afore.
said d" hereby give this public notice. that b,
virtue of the power which is in NE vested by sait
deed of trust. will on Saturday, the 4ih day d
June. \. d.. 1854 AT ten o'clock in the forenoon
OF said day. at the Court House door in the cit,
Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale at publ,
auction. the tract of land above described or &
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy ant
pay the amount of said $500 note with the intcres
thereon to the day Of SALE together with the cost,
| and expenses attending this sale. costs Of thi:
notice and trustees fees
Dated May 10, 1854
JOHN W. THOMPSON.
dts Trustee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-07
Home Songs of the w ar.

American Narseiase Li;ar 80
Under our flag beat the long call once more,
Call up the North you called her before.
Our Volunteers sscn- and Chorus ~.
sudden and loud The var cry rang"
Softly now, ienderly lift him with care. 50.
This is hero whose pale 70. III &c bear"
Inscribed 10 the mothers wives and sisters
slain in battle
From the Red Batil,. Field Quartet. So
.'~'leni.y, tenderiy. mourniullv home,
From the red batile field volunteers come y
Hero has Fallen 81
His saddle is empty. and shcathed is his sword.
Another has left ~ 10 reap his reward
Emancipation Song and Chorus 81
In TINS lan'i Of TIE iIue. not slave Shall there be
As cause Tor rebellion or treason
Mother, when the war Is over 81 and CLo 81
The Drummer Boy March 81.
sent by mail postpaid. on receip. Of price
OLIVER nlTS0. 4 co Publishers y,
VI asiliNoInn si.t.-t Rus....,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-07

D!ARRuGA AND DYsENrERy we have
examined a great number of letters from
some Of the most prominent citizens of
Cincinnati aud Covington, etc. speaking in
the highest terms Of pr Srickan,l's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure OF diarrhra
and dysontery. The letters are too long to
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Coyngton. saws
he was pronounced incurable BY the best
doctors in Cincindat, and one bottle of nr.
stricl,'and's AntiC holera Mixture Effected
permanent cnrc after suffering for months
with the worst form of diairhea and lys,n-
terry. 30 cts hottie. For sale by druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-07

Befnina emissions the 7-ssg urTce q 80 ! ahnse.
This Hilary vic. or oepf+Ne'1 sexual inia4z. nee,
p actced b he yoGlh o. b,,h s@xte - IN hsn.os !
mi Eaitei exteNl pod cn9 -ttn trerf ing 60 an-
u III. FLOWING rain Of nortfd Inp'olAs. uhits-
inflated by scieAtic med "a. ne"ssfesi VIZ sa--
w .enanre dark ote taic- the yes. PAIN
IN the head ringing in the care noise IKE ne Fu-.
!!lrs Of caves uaeAr ne-s ABOUT tAs 2ins. veaE-
Of Tho HIT confused VISION, sI-ize 10 Tor IL
ne acq.aia.a.ce. ia,- Il nl~Ilory. hectic aa-hea
. II and i5ps PHO. about IL face, io'iii
areatf. coughs cgusu0 ptirr LiyL. "cat- - ID =
ana ard fr. qurutly n'y. = reilei re net CD
tanned thosI4 app y Iarnec ~te ) by !ei,rr ? per
..a j hav- "a cure af-e'-d. fefsnnr st g I'stance
msy to cured a. ,Iao oy al eng ett'r 70
furtoD, sta.il case - i o.r q: iel u Q: ,'iae
the disea.e / cont nei. oni have Eedicl.e
promptly .c. astaed free ON dsra.e o. cnsio- ,
oany ~ of the county. with ful AMI plain crec'
tio.sa fcr use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-07
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Senator Hunt. OF CLAYTON county is i'll
with the small pox.
Gen. futile is on brief visit to his home
in Van buren, county.
The Washington Pres states that the
small pox has made its appearance in that
place.
The Rising Prids. a spiritual newspaper
published at Independence is soon to be re-
moved to DesMones.
The steam saw mill in Marshall county
owned by Emery d Dewey, was burned to
the ground on Friday night Of last week.
Loss $4,000
The -Lyis says that Messrs. Weare and
Pearson Of Story City, have, each of them.
lost two horses and two sets Of double har
mes, by horse thieves. The thieving was
done On Wednesday night Of last week
| a Mr.. smith, whose residence was five
miles cast Of Mt. Ayr, Ringgoll county, was
struck by lightning several days since and
| was also killed.
One of the poles supporting the canvas at
| a show in Abba, t,imblcd down striking
man bv the name Of Jennings. The untor
tinate man died next day OF his injuries
4 fellow by the name Of Enoch Wilson.
late "A resident 0. newton Is getting lip for
him. fl4 "a ,li.i,1,,-
during the winter he married at Newton
the widow Of a soldier who was Killed ut
lnka. In a i,l. weeks, Wilson, 20; into his
possession all his wife, money and Dc
campel -D.s Uomes Reg.ster.
y man BY The name Of William I.oueh
stole yoke of oxen in Adair county. lie
took them to lndianola, and having sold
them for $s5, he managed to get himself
arrested. and was put in Jail. Having dis
gorged the money, and paid $50 for Incl
den;a' expense, he took swear and went
into the army.
We learn from the Lansing J1nruoI Of
the horrible death Of VIM. Schwartzhof Of
Allainakce county, on Wednesday last.
while distilling liquor on hi, premises. \
strong fire had been made in the furnace
below the still and the steam began 10 cs-
cape at the top 50 that it was feared the cap
might blow off, whcrcupon the deceased
went up to put on a heavy brace, from the
roof Of the building. when the whole top
was suddenly blown off, the boiling liquid
and steam completely enyelopng him. lie
did not fall in, but held t. some timbcrs IA
moment and then fell outside to the floor a
distance Of 20 feet. He was horribly burned
MI over, the skin coming off Of every part
OF his bod, ami linlb, except llis feet. winch
his boots protected. He fingered few
hours in terrible agony and died towards
evening. He leaves wife and one child