Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

Cexnissss.-Ths youns 0ssnsn woman
efsU Dte Rock, who vas ARRESTED oa Moo
day fee dss1ning hss insaat child. was
bsssght befors Justies B,ood, to-day. She
waived % ssaniaetiDo, asd was committed
% jail for trial. sex ras
GYHsAsf1cs.-Our readers viii please
beae 10 mind that Pref. Calver's ciass n
Eymnastics msets Il LsClairs Hall te<slsr
row evening". All persons following -
densary employmsnts sheald smbsacs tAis
q Improving their health and
muscle. e1ss -
Constantly Rscs,v,xo.-Ths late cool.
asss Of the weather strongly rsninds ~ Of
The near approach Il viatsr. All should
prepare SSr It BY calling On Child I Co., %
Bndy, below Second, who have constantly
IN baud one Of tie bert a&ecks Of boots,
shoes, and gsites y - (euad Wese Il Chi
csgo. Their prices ars - reasonable - any
(irm IN the city ean aGeed. Give them I
call. ~
A SrAuHcn HoUss.-We refer Qua rsad-
srs 70 the advsstisemcnt Of the Commission
house of X. F. Barry Co.. St. Loui,. No.
Mr.. Barry was late cashier Of the Merchants
Bsnk, St. Louis. and was formerly engaged
in tie banking business 1t Galens, III. Any
business entrusted TO this firm will be At
tended y in prompt and thorough man :
ner.
d. A. JAxuAsv 4 Ce.-This is one Of
the very oldest and most extensive Whole
sale Grocsry and Commission Houses west
II the Allsghsnies, and their facilities for
Iupplying ths country trssls srs u the first
rider and endless ip extsnt. Many Of cur
iowa merchants alrssdy do business there
. great advantage, and many more can do
hs same. Let Iowa merchants give ST
Louis dealers their patronage to . liberal
sxtent, now that the troubles and dis.ar-
incident 70 the war 10 over. See
advertisement.
METROPOLITAN TnEArRE.-Grand com.
benefit to Miss Jennie Hight
, compliment which Is we'll deserved, for .
more charming or finished actress never ap-
peared in Davenport. Beautiful in person,
lovely eyes, . musical voice. every favor
which indulgent nature could bestow upon
her, she has, and with little more expert :
cnce, in few years she will stand at the
head Of the profession Of which she is SO
bright an ornament. She will appear in
" East Lynne " TO night, the famous drama.
Let the house be crowded. Viva, Jennie I
0srrING ScARED.-No, there is no getting
scared about it, Collector Els has probably
received some intimaticn by this time, (if
he has not, be soon wilD that his resigna
ton is wanted to make room for some
worthy soldier who has been Fighting for
the old Nstional Homestead therefore, we
see him in the Gazette this morning propos.
ing to resign-on conditions. Never mind
the conditions, Mr.. E, whether you make
them or not the result will be all the same
The mills are srinding-slowly perhaps
but surely. Other Office holders, county
and State, will have their turn als You
extremely " patriotic" and intensely ''loyal
men Of the republican party, who were g.
ing TO do % much for the brave soldiers
when they returned from the ARM, in tn,
way Of Office. have shown yourselves hypo
critics, and the democracy, aided BY what
honest men they can find in the republican
party, propose to tbrcs you T. terms. Dc
you uodefstand the language FoRcs
Big word, is it not; but you have had I
practical demonstration already, and judg
ing from that, you -csn calculate you,
chances. Let Nr. Thorington resign aud
give soldier his place. Let Sheriff Lytsr
resign and givs.some needy, ssmp.tsnt SOL
der chance to earn bic long neglected
family q living. Let Mr. Fluks, Who is Z
wealthy farmsr-who hes an abundance oi
this worlds goods -resisa and usks .oom
for some worthy soldier, who, in defending
his country, and protecting Mr.. Flukes hand
some property, has lost his al, and whose
wifs and little ones are ia want. Wecaa
show you just such cases, and will you not
give way for them. You will, or "by the
Eternal you will smart for it! Judge
Linderman-you have been preaching the
noble doctrine that soldiers should be re
warded With the public Offices Why dom,
you resigns There are plenty Of soldiers
who vie With you in capacity y-don't b
alarmed on that point-and they are needy
you ID sasy circumstances their families
arc in want-yours in cemparative affluence
Can you make up your mind to put you,
into prasticss o. ore you anothes
miserable hypocrite Speak ostl And
you, also, Mr. \. b. Syndsr-cousty clerk;
what have your done in your eoartry's de-
fence that you should hold lucrative ofBoe
that should b 6lled By some nebls patriot
who shou1dersd his muskst end offered hin
IiFs tohis esustry. You, too, have declaf-
Cd II the boundsn duty Of ths people to 70.
ward worthy soldiers With oalcial position.
Was you spsakiag ths tsatA - , uanf q
playing the hypocrits like sneakf Will
ysu put your preaehins intn practice. You
can live we'll without he oiRos-if you
eannot It makes no difersnos-will you
resign or npti Answer ~. and ee dedgiae
Either be for the soldiers holding the Offices
o. aosisse i'll Let us know prscissly whsr,
% stand. ,,.a j .osa ,i7t
OF oil our county o@eers not oiis ha,
smelled powder. Or ever iutssdsd "a. Be,
they have staid at home and lesdly insist
ed that wheA shs soldiers returned 49,
should nave the sGlees- must have thsa-
i nas their risAt-sess bot !. csppsrhssas''
would opposs them Aa6d III such talk. bu
nsw that The soldiers ars here. thsv -
uuQl1ine but . cold shouldsr fram theas 1en