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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13


Many ingerioas methods are r>eortsd sc
By persons troubled with ~hst 10 populariv
knosn A. ''impecunio>isy" to replenish tssi,
purses One Of the " rsceut and thu
ar compAsaively successful plans. 10 for
genslcmanlv looking persons 10 represeu,
themselves n insurance agents. and to col
lcct sma' sums Of money for making oui
spurious policies. A pretended agent -.
cures blank policies Of some insurance com,
Pany. with which he waits upn MERCHANTS
and properly owners. aud offers to insu =
then Tor less than the ord nary rate.
Not suspec,ing the character of the
agent, persons sosnctm . agree 70 insure
with him. A blank form il filled IN. AID
the more completely to impose upon kis Is.
tends vicsi0, the swindIsr soes through
the form Of having an oath male A to ~
tSuthfalaeae Of statemcnts 10 rsxsrd n she
property 70 10 10 ured. The eascal then In
forms the person With whom hs il deelise
that hs wants small sum, usually from \
dollar and half T. three dollars, for Mixing
cut The peoley md swsasing shso. q "a -
count Of ths pesmiun; seaIiae hat he will
have the ps.icy dolly eeasa y sAs Officer
- The company. and return With c the next
Aay. Ailse sbtainiag bic r., nosAine more
= $50 q ~ 0Aa = ~ policy eetneosnoee
In one inseancs sWiniles ubeoined eight
dollass - . wonan, Who - aGreed %
insure hse peUpsrty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13

For Secretary Of State,
COLONEL =. -. NANANDA, Of Delaware.
For Treasurer OF State.
GEN. GEORGE A. STONE. of Henry.
For Auditor Of State,
CAPT Rol ERr W. ,R0sS, OF Polk.
For Attorney General,
CAPT. WEBSTER BALLINGER. OF Lee.
For Register Of State Land Office,
LlNEP. McKlNNiE. Of Clayton.
Fer Reporter Of Supreme Court,
CAPT. ALBERT sTODDARD, Of lama.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
CAPT. FRED. GOrrScHALK. of Dubuque
For Congress District.
JOUNP COOK OF Scott
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13

p ne Re Hssk CbAsSSvse61 a lStis y
ays: Tho English papsrs deseribe 8 nev
system q telegraPhic cOding. inveuted BY
ducs ths trouble and exPense Of Telegraph
ing hundred pr cent" This l. ''impeet.
ant, Il true" We SAeed like 20 hsst 81
selesr.gh bills cut down abest, one hsslrsd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
EDUCATIONAL.
or. CLARA'S ACADEMY.
y CuARSssBD 1852
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF THE OR
DER OF ST DOMINIC
BENTON LAFAYETTE %, Wis.

II
DER OF ST. DOMINIC
BENTON LAFAYkT.E co, Wis.
This Academy under the direction Of the Sisters Of
st. Dumnc Is situated in the town VI Benton, which
IL r miles northeast Of Galena. and II miles east Of
ation salubrious aud agreeable aiiording every nd
vantage that parents desire for the physical ~
well mental Improvement Of their children. The
routine Of instruction embraces the various branches
Of an elementary training, together with those which
consulate the higher departments OF hnkhed edn-
cation. regular course Of studies Is prescribed for
those young ladies ~ho with 10 x: aduae at the Acad
envy. The scientific departments receive most care
full attention. Lectures delivered during the year
upon the various branches included in the course,
and upon others which not usually made the OBJ
ject of special study. The musical department is
der tho control u experienced and accomplished
teachers Parents may rest ratsf that the moral
and intellectual improvement ~ we'll Ms the wants
and comforts OF pupils will he attended to with the
Of sickness the Sisters leave nothing undone to sup
ply the place Of the mosi devoted parent.
TERMS:
BOARD and tuon. including all the branches taught
in the highest schools. sewing, &c, quarter vi
| three calsndar months observation-disclosures So
Per scholastic year from tho r-t MOI Cay In Scptem-
Washing, per quarter Observation-Disclosures. !
Bed and bedding, per quartet.
ExTRA CHARGES.
:. Harp, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
I" Guitar, % ........... ............
:" Vocal . .......-.....
Payments are required invariably quarterly In ad-
vance. No pupil received for shorter period than
three months
The Annual Commencement which take. place on
the thru Thursday in July 10 proceeded by public
examination Of all the puple. The first Term com
| mences ON the fret Monday in September:
For further particulars address +" MOTHER Su-
| PERlUk, 81. CiaraS Academy. BentOn. lAfaye''e
l rpuufv Mis- scpts-(6W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13


The RAIDS are down on Beecher. Why
noty Beechsr is in favor Of the flag with
shirty>six stars upon it the rads want on.
" twenty >tivc. Bcecher has the temcrity
20 prefer the Union, composed Of thirty Ask
States; tie RAIDS want only twenty five. :
Reason enough that 10 Why there should he
such radicsl dislike for Bsechcs. Heas
Greeley on Bcscher:
In the conception Of every blacklse, du-
ellist, ncgrokiiler snd rosdy, from the st.
10 IN to the Rio Grade, he has Ill ., uncs
ceased to b~ = fanatic. . bigst, . disunionist
and hsco'ns IN enlightened pa.riss aud
statssmaA. His prsases are freely ming ed
win the blasphcn.ics Of the Hook and The
ribaldry Of the Sunday M.scury. There i.
not in oil the land uns no considers mig
G.rs very veil IN thsss p.ses," but that
place under the feet Of the whites. Who does
not thank him ior his letter. The THUGS Of
New Orloans are By this sime enjoying it.
and Gen. Forrsst would slad.y preside q
meeting called expressly TO ratify IT,"
"whoa the gods would destroy thsy iirss
make ,nsd'-and Il there was ever msddsr
cot Of politicians than these radicals. them
history is exceedingly lame in not pointing
them out. they ore on the broad road %
political death.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
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Whole wholesale s'f sss . yoa sp order,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
D0reseh,os.f COilaDersseetth
atAvv sweEr IN iron woaxea

SMOKE stacks, Breeching. Sorghum
PANS. FIRE NHUfTERS, WELL TUBE
IKE, EXHAUST PIPE. &C., &C
Also, dealer ia Stoves and Tin Ware. Roofing
ed III House Jobhing done neatly and prompt:
y. The greet fuel eeonomiser. the Eureka and
;3ood Hesaareean, Cock ard Monitor heating
Stoves ere stnl IL The market. alse many other
kinls Of stoves. CsE and examine at No. Is
neia greet. Davenport, levs .,.<..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13

nas Jest pubilpAeA the 'sYOUTn'~ MANUAL
containing $50 rases and 100 illustrations On ths A.
s0av ~ .Phytsaouy u ~ asxnal Usgsascf sssA
us9ts;aa bGalth anA dlecaea wilh 1seaass n os8s
nal Diseases. ihendhs 81 Ab1Ai Private Diseases.
Female Complaints. &C., with methods Of treat
msnt. intended guide ~ Married and sAeh.-
Sent under zeal 70 an1 sdasesA psiaB 81.
Those afncicd with Hssnia, DeafRss. FsoulA. Piles
Nocturnal Hmain'Ons or vas'cOcsle, by enclosing .
stamp will rec~ive price list Of our Lew remedies
for these diseases.
THE ELECTROMAGNETIC PREVENTIVE
Those desiring 10 limit their Offspring. can enclose
seaup for . Pamphlet containing engravisgs and ex
plantations Of the above preventive. with essay on
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13

Thsrs 81 gin b ysessy whose lips ~ %
owsst thsa tney seiek soesthsf every snoss.
Ing b. the honey thsy distil, and she cannot
oeon1n 0eoG6 uatil 49, - pestea hss lipe
VIII ! tllsoe knils. ohe viii b : treasure
- ~ hoohond. ~ ealy q account u her
ouDoonosA 1T hensnse; - - eeeAaioaak
y ksqoAee usaAa4 oSieocqG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13

TnE experiment of using nitro glycerins
for blasting the rock in the H -csec tunnel
Il proving entirely succeesfal. lts e1plosise
force 10 found TO be much greater than that
Of ganpowde', and Is much can be accom>
p.ish ed in three days ~ was formerly posi-
bic IN three vesha. IT. YrobSs0 eov y -
removs The deeris. Tor il aesamulsos three
tiass q iast - il san Be drawn u - eAe
sa'faee. %. tho sAste-n side tbs exaava-
ton extends about mile into the mountain.
and one-half as fer on the western. The
central shaft has been sunk nearly y IL.
level Of the track. and the work M eeoo &
prosecuted from four facea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13

Somebody says that the Radicals are
getting alarmed" ~ the shape affairs are
taking IN the political world. That N not
more than halftruc. They have bsen get
ting alarmed for several months pest, and
the simple fac. Of the business is that thew
are the worst secured party to day that ever
lad an existence in this county. Getting
slar.ed" has gone by with them. for the
unn,scrsblc fear Of political annihilatien rs
already upon them.
They at1cc, great deal however. They
whistle loudly in the woods through which
they are paasing. merely to make bslisve
that they feel cafe. when the fact IL that they
are quaking in their boots Ill the while =
They make up very wry faces and hideous
mouths At Andy johnson. pretending oil the
while that he is in M earthly sense an "b.
stsclea in this way. vet u the same the
they sec the sands aiding from under their
feet, aud many . prominent member within
the fold is practicing in his political gym
na>tics that he may be enabled wmn the
proper hour arrives TO throw grand double
summcrsault right plump into the mid.t Of
the Conservative party, whore he will Tn
dsavor TO prove 70 everybody that he has
a Conservative eli HE lie. Now IL Andy
Johnson ia nothing 10 them, Why pay HIM
any attention, 1.-The Ia In truth, the gnas
on the hullock's horn. Why is the bullock
making such terrible ad,, why
does he so loudly below. so furicusly
paw up the earth aud get 80 generally
wra,hfnl. II, indeed, Andy johnson is III,
man Of straw that these Radicals claim HI
is, why then do they muster such formida'
bic forces TO attack HIM, Why so ina. !
lying tongues 10 bcratc and belle him -
Why 40 many slanderous pens TO puncturs
his policy and TO le him down, Why an
there so many speakers sent out against
This IN an OF straw Why so much con
Mentioning, - much resolving, and So much
fuss and furry all ahoct person who
"amounts to nothing.'
Let none he deceived. As ever when
men have their bread and butter snatched
from their hungry Jaws. there is gricvou,
trihulntion and open rebellion. The grea,
bread and butter" party that fr several
y.srs past has hcen stabilized and pamper,tl
at the public crib. is cnragcd At seeing i,a
fodder moved over TO the other aide and ID
in any other than = p.sc'd frame Of mind.
Their scta and deeds belle their assertions,
that they fee. quiet aud secure in their
seats. Let no man be deceived Il this d,s>
play, but stand finn and use every effort 70,
the success Of conservative princip'cs-
restoration # the Union. entire Now i,
tho time TO work, while the enemy is in
this fur ious state Of alarm. Let n, mar
who loves the Union, aud the whole Union
remain idle but labor with re doubled zca
for the glorious csusc in which he is en-
gagged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
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tiful and El-bo ate in Design, Of Exquis,te
workmanship and Remarkable tor its correct-
ness and absolute certainty as . REGULATOR
fully warranted Tor two years Will NOT get out
Of order, and will last q LIFE 1lBs. and il \ mos,
ele gan,ly and uerfectiy reliable Pocket Compan.
ion, and nAGxlslCAxr PRESENT for Ladies or Gen.
tiemen's use Price for a single one, Small
Size, with Rich Gold Plated Gents VEST cuAr.
only s2. Agents wanted every ~h<re. Prior
Lists sent free. Address, n. A. MALE 4 co.
Established Importers Of W Watches Chains, &c,
is47. s. b. Cor. Of Broadway 1 Fulton
Street. n. Y. nov15-dAwlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
<Asfrle &eIIII3II,.1 :,

The eho,srs hnI,ns 1IgrNdi1 q css,.-
Iis, in this State. o. 0oam1ao list. H..
we're II dsaths ftoo th6e duo6AA lhd 1 ~
number Of persens vsfo attacked vieA 4
ztomscrips. s''' 'H77' ~ - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13

Tns kind Of sadiCalisn represented q ths
southern Leyalss' convsasioa ~ b
seen from the following ssntimsn. classi-
lily uttered BY Rev. rlsssnes Mccarthy
Who claims to Be white man, at color.
81 convention in Richmond the other day !:
HE WAS in favor Of the equality .ef shs
col'red man vtsA~eee whias ean, b+fors
the law; and thas. tus hes, ~ sAoulss that
they should be ~ cially, cssilly aad polisi-
sidered them his eqMai. socially. and that
BE- had much rather assceiass With then
shan the dirty Irish and Dmarh."
There is no mistake 10 this lasgsags,
and thcre is no doub, that j. Is what everv
radical m Iowa would ~ h shey dared do
10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
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~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13
loUaavall9

LOUISVILLE
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
Drawn Daily ~ state Authority.
MURRAY. EDDY 4 CO., MANAGERS. =
Ivl Capital pr ses from $500 - %, Co.,
Whole tickets ffsn ore 70 twenty 'sllars; shares
in proportion.
Circulars Of the above Lotteries sent free OF
chArp. Orders for tickets promptly. at'eoded
to Drawings sent - soon - the lottery 10
drawn. Address
INJURY, EDDY = CO.,
Julv2 6m. b,x 5q5 Louisville XIV,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13

The people Of New Hampshire will vote
in Octol,ei for members Of State conven.
ton, to assemble IN Novcmb, r, for the pur
I"se Of revising the constitution Of the
STATE. Oao Of the principal duties Of The
convention will be to determine another
soldiers when upon duty out OF the State,
shall DC allowed 10 vote. Another matter
to be considered by the new convention.
and most important one, is the abolition
VI that part of the cons itnlion which Csc
tablishes ligious test. In Now Hemp
shi,- no Catholic 10 eligible TO bs Governor
or u member OF the legislature. The en>
ate Ivy the constitution Of 1899, can only
consist II ~ members, and is OF course q
| very select body. The House, on the con-
| trarv has 327 members representation
ms much too large as that Of the Senate IL
too small. A change which will increase
the number of Senator'S 81 IA to render j,
moro IN accordance with the population,
and which will reduce the number Of dele
gates in the House, is therefore required
| Amendments 10 the State convention can
now I've pr"po ed only once in seven years.
| mud amcndmeDt to to the constitution Ia
put an end 10 this seven years restriction
Is also to be considered. The propositions
are all Of character likely to be adopted
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13

The Central Pacific Railroad Of California
il now competcds dis snce Of 90 mi!es sas,
Of Sacramculo. and in . fsw weeks the whis.
tie OF the locomotive will be heard In Sierrs
Nevada. When they have once crossed this
range Of mountains there will be . level rood
similar 70 that On the Platte, . level rives
b"ttom, the Humboldt. end until they reach
the westcrn range Of the Rocky Mountains
there ~ill BE- no serious d'fIiculsies 10 ever
come, and il The suergy = displayed, until
the ceopoetma Of Ibis gigantic aud mon
streUs entsspsise, thas there h q present
seven ycars will complete the grca ct work
in the world. -here 10 q Rssssnt eieh,ssa
hundred milss Of rsiIsssd iron nssSrn n
Manhattan, Kansas and wien the Pacific
IL concluded There will b ne (almos con.
t'nnous roaas upward 81 sshrse tAsusand
miles in Length. Aasssicaa esaiao, Aoesi
can industry, Anesisan pssssvssssse, -
accomplish almost any thing There 10 moth.
ing ahss these cesabin~d have ever euccuub
cd I" except perpetual motion, and that il
10 be discovered in this great country, "
there is such thing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-13


lf Mr.. Seward hns not acquired . grsal
reputation - prophet. his oppsneats, pes,
and present, have been compelled to &C.
knc~lcdgc his >agacity ~ . politician. Ia
his spesch Al Niagara Falls. on Saturday
hc said.
Must ! deaert my course, my Govern,
ment. and ny country. to follow . party
divided, distracted, weak, imhecile. vacila
ting. and absurd, seeking ITS own destruc,
tom have done very different thing
We set the 'ailsay train on the track; IL,
cas- were al empty il was under the gui
dance OF the conductor. Andrew johnson
AL the privileged seats werc offered TO TIL.
party thu, complains Of 'desertlon.' They
wee the very iirst invited to enter, but nt
they would not ent-r And now. when
they see tina, it is fast filling up with out
sidera. and 10 passing b. them, they sal
they have been deserted by the conductor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-05

| SPIUTTERNGs or TIE Bro BorTLED-UP GENE
sAL-The distinguished hero whom Massachu-
sets supplied to The late war, and who is still
In active service and good pay $3.50 per day,
with commissary alowancesl as a hired politi-
cal orator, made a splendid exhibition of his
qualities on Saturday afternoon last in an open
air matinee which took place in front of the
City Hall, and which almost equalled in
indecency another matinee going on at the
same time higher up Broadway. II seems that
the spectators In the City Hall Park had some
prejudice against him a. one Of the principal
performers, arising out Of an unpopular part
that he played in New Orleans q few years ago;
and that prejudice found expression in groans
and Kisses, uncomplimentary remarks, and
constant allusion 10 "spoona." The General,
although famed as military bother, could not
keep his rage bottled mp, but itspluttcred over
In way that was far from digniaed or becom-
Ing. lie longed for On opportunity OF clear
ing out :" the good-tempered crowd before him
with grape shot or al the point OF the bayonet.
He denounced the people who would not listen
to him as organized thieves systematic
pluoderers,n "baby murderers,v "men Of the
Five Points," "bullies of'the bawdy bouses,'
thieves Of the lobby" and burglars OF the
Tombs.n
All very nice language indeedi Very mode-
rate, gentcel expressions 10 apply to ci,lscns Of
New York who had the bad taste not to be adj
mirsrs Of Benjamin +. Butler The modera-
uon OF the people whom DO thus eulogized Is
evident from the fact that their violence went
NO iarthey than 10 furnish him with good
sized Apple, which, though not offered In The
most polite manner, he accepted and disposed
o. Perhaps they did not hear the choicest Of
the epithets which he flung In their teeth, and
that their moderation was owing to that cir
cumssancs However that may be, II Is worthy
u remark That these sAns man Of the Five
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-05

THE HussoGERNAN ALIIAHcg.--There seems
to be no longer any doubt that the reported
alliance between Russia and Prussia has been
consummated. The Paris journals speak posi-
lively ON the subject, and the fact Is further
confirmed by an imperial ukase raising the mil
itary and naval forces Of Russia TO their full
strength. Leaving Germany 70 protect bis
European frontier the Emperor Alexander can
now prosecute in security HE designs In the
East The instruction in Gambia, fomented ~
we know II to have been by Russian emissa-
ries, was but the Inauguration ofa movement
which will now assume the character Of forci-
BILE interference and subsequent invasion Of
the Ottoman territory. Prussia, on Dor side,
feels that her only security against . oombina-
ton between France and Austria, and perhaps
Italy, h In this alliance.
There have been indications Of Late which
prove that sotiys efforts we're being made 10