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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
a Nlua Allied by q aBoy.

stoW 'hS uosVu ivy ttoW1D UcpuoiiCbu.
About a week ago, in Franklin county, a
Mr.. Shepherd was shot and MORALLY wound.
cd by the son Of Mr.. Dsadnam, living in the
ssmc mighboiho. Both neighbors had
been troubled NV the ..ar, attic during
lie summer, and frequent disputes had
arisen be tween them. At the time the
shooting occurred. ShcI herd was loading
sand on the bank Of the creek. The boy
came up on the opposite side, and the old
quarrel was resumed during which he called
shepherd liar. The latter threatened to
whip him i: he repeated il, which he DID,
Taking short whip in his hand, Shepherd
crosse d the creek to him, and vas met on
the bunk with the muzz'e Of his cooked
gan. Sc zing the gun in his hand, Shcp-
he'd tried TO turn it aside, but before he
could do SO the boy fired. and the charge
entered Shepherds thig,. Remaining
where he was for some time. he WAS at
length assisted to r,crass the creek by q
young man: Giving at Desdham's, and reach
ing home, Dr llurd, Of Hampton. Was
called, but last evening, the 18th. Of 1
o'clock. the patient died from the effects Of
4 hO nd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

The New York correspondent Of the
Charleston Ne,ss, in recent letter on do
ings IN tne former city thi, month, says =
The Fifth avenue, between Twenty >thiri
street and he Park, presents gay and
liv ~ APPEARANCE; the most magnificent
equpsge- rn! along in the luxurious grand
cur ii wealth. ire drawn by two horses
AMI many by four-when, 10, and behold,
he ionr,n hand lords are suddenly eclips.d
md compelled to hide their heads in shame,
Tor see, there comes a stylish turnout c0n>
tanning gentleman and lady (.)-the lat
ter handln. the ribbons in the most ap
'rovcd nriis L. fashion rs shc drives six gal
liant leeds, the beheld Of all charlottesville
pridr "f tho gay avenue and the wonder Of
the Park
There is one circumstance that strikes
me as b,ing most peculiar. not to say unac-
countable-A number of these handles who
drive their fast teams along the Fifth ave
nue. have actually taken the veil-that is To
say, they wear around their hats LADY s
veil. which, il they were black instead Of col
ored. we could we'll suppose are worn in
mourning for the loss Of whatever amount
o! common sense the veil wearers ever pos.
ecs. ed"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
REFORMATION or the LANGUAGE.
Johu 1.heuax.s yaeshs cd.

John Phrnix saws: III meet Smith
in the street and ask him. as ] am pretty
sure 10 do, How hc doess' he insails6'y
replies, 'tnlerable, thank you which gives
me no cxac, idea Of Smiths health. Tor he
has made the same reply to me on nun
d,ei d,i!e ent occssions--on every one OF
which there must have been some slight
shade Of ,iitIe, encc in his ply s,csi economy,
and. Of course. corresponding change IN
hl, feelings. To . man Of . mathematical
turn Of u.ind, 10 student and lover Of the
exact sciences, these inaccuracies ot express
sion, this inso,lty 10 understand exactly
how things are, must be n constant source
Of annoy anse; and 10 one who, like myself,
uniies Ihis turn 81 mind 10 IN ardent love
Of ruth fos its owo sake, the ss0sction that
the English language does not enable - 10
speak the truth with exactness 10 peculiarly
painful" lie suggests reform which. had
II been proposed in Cond,lIacs time, night
have inspired him with the hope that the
era Of exc, reasoning was TO dawn IN the
not distant fulurc-aiefarm founded on the
chronological method Of using . scale at
figures to indicate the relative size IL
lhc bumps oi character lie. ~"
| he saws, represent the number Of 100,
the IA. ximum. tns nc pus ultra Of CO.
c,y human quality grace, beauty, cour-
age. strength. wisdom. learning. everything
Let PERFECTION, l say. b. represented by leo,
add al Abso. ute nn,.num III all qualities by
tue number l. Then by applying the mum
bers between the adjectives used in convci.
s.tion, ~ aha / be sblc ct . very close ap-
prox IN ttion 10 the ,drs We wish to convey !;
IA other words. we shall be enabled to speak
tue truth" Glorious. sui inspiring idea !!
For instance. the most ordinary question
asked of you Is. ''liow d. you do p 10
tins. Instead Of replying pretty well. livery
wei" quite we'll or the like absurdities
after running through your mind that per>
lection Of health Is LOO, no health q III -
you say with graceful bow, "ihank you,
I'm 81 to-day; or, feeling poorly, I'm Is,
l'm obliged to you," or, "Im 6s," or no y
or "ST3.' rs the case may bel lie, this
system be a optc in our elements OF gram
iuar, our corversAiian, our literature and VI.
become at once an exact, precise, inathemat-
ical. uuth>tc.ing people. It will apply to
every tfing but politics; there, truth being
ol no account, the ystem is useess. But in
Literature how admirable Take an exam
pic: As ~ young aud as beautiful lady
WAS SO gaIly tripping down the sidewalk Of
our h.qucnted street, me accidentally came
IL contact 100 (this shows that she came IN
close corHscD with a Is fat, but 81 good.
lumoredlooking gentleman, who was SO e.
e, ,ntcntly) gazing into the window oi a toy
-hop. Gracefully 56 cxtricaiing herself
>hc received the excuses Of the % elnbarrass
ed Fals'aif. with IS bland smile. continued
ON her way, etc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
Reasons why the
A ME.RlCAN WATCH
Made at WAITHAM. Mass.
Is THE BEST.


II made ON the best principle. lite frame l. com
posed Of SOLID PLATES NO lar can interfere with
the harmony OF its orking an no sudden shoch can
hamarc it, machinery. Every piece i. made and fin
i-hc by machinery itself famous for its novelty M
well for it, effectiveness aud j. therefore properly
name. The watch Il what all mechanism should be
ACCURATE. SIMPLE. STRONG AND E,'oNOM
lsAL. Except smc high grades, too costly for gen
erai use, foreign watches are chiefly made by
md boys. Such watches are composed OF several
hundred pieces. screwed and rl,eieN together, and
require constant repairs 10 keep them in an, kind OF
order. All persons who have carried "ancrcs' lo-
piner" ana EngsA Patent Levers are perfectly
well aware Of The truth OF this statement.
AZ the beginning OF ourtnerprIse than 10 years
ago, II was first object to make a thoroughly good
low priced watch for the million take the place Of
these foreign nposons the refuse of foreign fac
tories. aheh were entirely unsaleablc at homo and
perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well we have accomplished this, may be
dcrs,ooj from the fact that after many Yeas Of
uhlic trial, we now make MORE THAN HALF OF
ALL TIE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES. and that no Others have given such
universal -aiisaciinr White Thu department OF our
-ncss Is continued with increased facilities foa per
eel work. We are al present engaged IN the manufae-
'urc Of watches Of the very HIGHEST GKaDE
tNoWN TO CHRONOMETKY, uncquaied by any
hins Iitherto made by ourselves and rpasscd
ANY 'lliig made In thr world For this purpose
iave tn. ampcst facilities We have erect i nm nd
htion t,oi main bndinr expresriy for this branch
our business. and have Allied II with the best work
men IN cur service. New machines and appliances
b. Corsiru ted which Dc rform heir work with
ohannntc dcilcacy and exaciness. The choicest and
most approved materials only used and Chal-
'ngc comparison bciw.c' this grade OF and
he in - imported thermometers. We do not pre-
end - ell unr watrhc- for MONTY than foreign
hes. hut We do assert without fear OF .onradc
't thht Tor the sA' MONTY our product II ipcom
srihy superior. All our Watches. Of whatever grad
~ July warranted, and his warranice In good al
mes asaist US or our agents in all parts Of the
world.
tAtT ON.-Thc pualic cautioned 10 bny only
| II respectable dealers All persons selling counter.
elt- VIII he prosecuted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
NEW vos <.
FIRST PREMIUM
l1aRROvED
So m2SMH'inSg, So

the EAyUDIMENT or
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originally pas<nssa Aay ~. tssa. improvements
pofsnisd Jsss 9Th, lss.- The FAMILY
GEN SEWING MACHINE, with patent cainrm0
attachment, amost wonderful and elegantly con-
stru cted Novelty IL xofsxixss operation. nsss
the araAiaaY NksnLx, acwS With O0unLo ~
SMaLR TnRRAD Of all Kinds. Makesthc Running
Stitch more perfect and reyasar than BY hand,
and with extraordinary rapidly, making IL
stitches TO each ksvosufioN " the WnkEL. Will
SstAev, AesR. rsfg,. sAirr, tsck, rvs ~ BFsddfA.
DC, &C.; requires no change 81 stitch /; - NOT
LiAsLs 70 orr orr oS oSpsR. snd will last Livx-
vine, being the sfRoNosss MACHINE made. IL hes
taken the pnrsiun ~ SrArR FANS. and received
Abe approval OF all the principal Journals and o
those who hare rxEp them.
.'ror the Ursssmaker IL In in alusbie. fer the
Hcusehold u suPplcs vacant place" DO
isy's Lodge Bool.
This machine surpasses all others We have
seen. and Il would require column 10 cnaucvats
its nuinerors virtues. - nemosraI DAv enpOst.
with single o. double thread, u silsrtly
yctvefy RAPIDLY, with ormtnon needle, makes
the running stitch exact, ike the hand sewing
~. T. Tsaan..
All persons who bry or offer for sale limitations
Of this genuine Machine. will be prosecuted fot
infrngemenis on the patents. This 10 the only
low priced Machine secured 10y patent.
single Machines sent 10 any part Of the coun
Try per Express, packed In box with printed
intructicns o" rcc,ip, ~ price. es Agents want
cd everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In.
tucemcnts sent free
Address all orders 10
FAMILY GEM SEW Nc MACHINECO..
! ,v1s-dWivl of,ic~. leg Nassau street a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
aomease Pabllc Works.

- go -
lnneaso Pablo Works.
The London Morning. Star publishes a
letter from Paris, in which the writer saws !:
Draining on . gigantic scale is hcing
carried on in Frarcc. Not less than $500, :
900 square acres are undergoing this sa'uta
~ process. The government has devoted
$7,OO0.000 to carry on the works The
staff officers Of the civil engineer derart.
m nj have furthermore surveyed supepfce~
of 100000 square acres, the reclaImin: Of
which will cost not less than t34 0n0. 00o.-
The most important works now in hand.
however, are the cmbank mcnts, If which
the imm, dia'c object ia to prevent various
rivers from Overlooking their beds. and thus
csusi & the frightful inund, ions which
have, within the last tev wears, caused so
much damage to the country. Works of
this nature have been set on ot in 81 dc
partments. Ten millions Of dollars have
been set apart fo' dcfa wing the exp nscs-
Nineteen hundred river courses will thus
he damned up. the total length OF ,mbank
mcnts qnrci measuring 8 o0o English
miles Ii is much to the credit .f the coun
try population that two thirds q the cx>
pen>s OF these works will be betrayed by the
interested parties. The Goverm,ncn, has
only been called on TO subscribe In distti Is
where tho population is Of the poorest de-
script,on.
Lake Superior Copper Mines.
Those Of our readers who have "dabbled'
in copper stocks may BE- interested to know
that the whole number Of copper mining
companies in the Lake Superior country i
lO7 the whole "amount paid in" III IS, 465..
500; aud the aggregate Of cash dividends is
S6,'7o,Ooo. Only eight companies have
paid cash Dividends, a. follows: Pmt,buse
and Boston.>2 200 900; Minnesota, 81, 200,
900; Quincy, $7oo, coo; Pewabic, $780,
600; National, tsso,oOo; Franklin, 1920
600; Central, $l5o,oo0; Copper Falls
e6O, 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

The God Hill (Nevada) Ners ask: "who
says the mines are giving out? Well, they
are doing "tha' sa,ne,' especially che Gold
I'LL mines. As specimen Of il, We pre-.
sent TIE following figures: There were ship
ped by Wells, Fargo 4 Co. from their Gold
Till office. during the month of August.
*1oO.9i0 43. About hundred thousand
dollars Of the product OF the Gold Hill mines,
besides the above, was shipped from vir>
e'nia City. Half . months product Of the
Gold Hill mines would pay Cd our State
debt"