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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

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IKUvEMBEn TEAM.
Hon. ]. SCofs RicnMAr, Judge.
n. d SxvDss, Clerk.
The District Court convened st 2 o'clocl
yesterday afternoon. The grand jury hav
ing bsn dsly sworn, the following pssson'
we're brought in:
william Dabs, Disturbing the peace. Com
mitted 70 jail Nay 18th.
James Flanniean, assault With intent "a
consist fotbsey.
WIN. Hsrrigau, assault with intent Il
commit murder, June Sth.
Albert Chase. (aged IA yean) burglary
July 9th.
Clars wilks, larceny, July 9th.
Isaiah Pinksrton, larceny, June 27th.
John Dfmkell. adultery, Augusl 18th.
VIM. p. Richardson, lswdnesB, July oath
John Mcclure. larceny, Sept. 9th.
John CIaussen, assault with tneene %
o00mit murder, July 10th. ~ast
james Miller, threatening violence. Aug
Goth.
Peter Gross, grand larceny. Oct. 9Th.
Oscar Schenck, larceny, Oct 9th.
Mary Powers, Johs Mccoy, Michael Nc.
James Kelly. larceny, Oct. 18th.
Rod Summers (aged IL years), burglary,
July 9th. Bsen out on bail since, but waa
surrendered BY h,s bondsmen yesterday.
The prisoners were remsnded to Jail and
the Grand Jury retired to their rooms, un.
der charge Of John Behrens, bailiff. The
remainder Of the afternoon was occupied 10
hearing dcmurrcrs, etc.
SECOND DAT.
The Court Was occupied te>day on the
case Of Meyer, Aeister, Teichmann { Go.
cs. Jas. Thorington-an seli0n for tresPass
alleged 10 have been committed in 166O,-
when Mr.. Thorington was Sheriff, he hsv-
ing levied on the goods Of Clarenbach 4 Co.,
~ IL claimed, in an illegal manner.
A Handsome DoRArioN.-Col. j. II. Ber-
ryhill having recently presented Trinity
Parish with . very beautiful Communion
Service the vestry At . meeting held or
the evening Of the 5th inst, adopted thu
following preamble and resolutions:
WaEasAs, An handsome Communior
Set has been presented to Trinity Church
by Col. J. II. Berryhill, therefore
Rssolpcd, That We the vsstry Of Trinity
Parish in behalf Of the congregation repre-
scented by US, hereby tender our warm es
thanks to the generous donor for his valua
ble gift.
Resolved, That with this expression o.
gratitude We enclose our hearty appreciation
Of the interest shown BY our Senior Ward
en- in various other church improvements
assuring him that his cndeavors In behal
Of the welfare Of Trinity Parish are mol
lost, either upon the members Of the church
I r the congregation at large.
Rsselssd, That . copy Of the foregoing
resolutions be Transmitted to J. H. Berry
hill, Esq., BY the clerk Of the vestry At
test.
A. II. SrUBBs, Rector.
D. B. SnsLLsY, Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

Uss Lallsnand's Specific iss Rhsuastisu
Gout and Neuralgia. 1tedsctually destroys
I'll poison in the blood. and performs rcd
lcal cure. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

HsADQuAn1sns Af rms OifY.-Gen. VIII,
80, having In charge The survey Of the Me.
sissippi Rapids, md Rsck River. has -
moved his headquarters from Keokuk "a
khia citv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

The splsndid passsngsf packet Psmbina,
Capt. 0fesa, Clerk Benastt, will leavs thii
pott % morrow morning, for 81. Louis. end
oil intsrnedfats peints. For freight q pas,
sage apply - bsari, q to B. n. Pretty
man, agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

CHANos o. Flnm.-The arm Of Asnold Z
Hebert, tobaceonists, corner Of Perry street
and Commercial Alley, has changed. Mr..
]. A. LeClaire having purchased The interest
Of Mr.. Hcbert.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
Marsaen's Callsava Tenlc.

Moro0e0'e C011o0y0 To01c.
In esnvalessacs from Cholera, Malis-
nant fsvsrs, Smail Pox, Of any Cutanseue
Affections. win b found Invaluable. giving
toas y he system, aad senoving I'll The
prostfeting effects fncidsatal 70 disease
The univeena1 and pnpulas knewlsdes Of TIE
virtnss of TnUs Calisays Bask requires 10
explAnaeion; csatasise have pesesd sinee
ite discovery. asd it 10 now reoogniaed -
the best febrifuee which bountiful nsssse
be- favosed - with. Ecienss be- discov>
ssed many methods Of sRtSsclsag ite virtues
and reducing, 70 . small bulk. he active
principles Of the Bark, Wig: Cuisine, Cin>
chonins. ETC.,, ~ Of which are invaluabIe a
medical agents.
The greant want Of mild and reliable
tonic in cases Of Debility, Night Swsats,
Screfsla, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, end
other diseases incidental - disesganised
system, has induced ne 10 present this 70
the medical profession and sufferer. - the
most reliable, safe and powerful tonic that
can b prepared. combining - Il doss, all
hs active principles Of the True Cslissya
Bark, with other ingredients. which render
Il the perfcction Of . remedy for all the
above diseases.
Prepared By +. w. Msrsden. 4s7 Broed>
way, New York. aud for sale By all Drug>
gists. Price, 81 per bottle.
Burnhams 4 Van Setback, and Fuller,
Finch Z Fuller, Agents, Chicago. ag0-dsm
IT Is well known that Benjamin Franklin
was very persistent in advising people 70
save their money. Ifhc were now living
he would no doubt earnestly rccomuend
the Eclectic Cleanser a. one Of the greats
ct money savers Of the nineteenth century.
Sold by oil druggists and groccrs.
1s0o1e00oass 0pec10C fer Rheu.
nation, Gaoae, ana Nearalgla.
Dr. AcMursay vas Assistant Surgeon U.
8. A.. daring the late war, and had charge
Of the Military Hospital in st. Louis, where
hs had On opportunity to test the Specific
in all the forms Of Rheumatism and Neural.
gle. Please netice what be says:
:. ST.. LOUIS, July goth, 1865.
Jn0. II. blooD, Eso.-Dear iSir: :-I EN-
bsaes the present occasion. to thank you for
the donation Of six dozen bottles Of Lallc-
mand's Specific for the benefit Of sick col
diers. Aftcr becoming acquainted With the
ingredients l did not hesitate moment TO
give Il . fair trial. The result surprised
and pleased nae. In every case Of chronic
rheumatism its effects were peroeptible in
thirty hours, and il invariably cured the pa
ticnt. have had large number Of cases
Of rheumatic opthalmia while attending in
the military hospitals Of st. Louis, many Of
which had been treated BY eminent occu-
lists without success. 10 private practice
have proven its wonderful power in the
above named diseases. regard il ~ the
Great Medicine for those diseases, and do
not assitate TO recommend il to the public.
VIZ. A. N oMuRRAv, NJ. D.,
late Acting Assistant Surgeon, U. s. A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
w. N. MJau8HAus ~ ~. Ds
late Acting Assistant Surgeon, u. s. A.

Tns mighty Hercules almost broke his
beck cleaning out the Augean stables. Null
ttudes Of women almost break their backs
cleaning house. The Eclectic Cleanser"
10 the great house cleaner, and should be in
every family.
Sold bv I'll druggists and procerp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
PuaE Con Lrvss OlL.-

= We NVD AtvB8 JILL
M sssinahss rsos1y has ssSva = lisrspute ausae
noay neo ~ oo1Deoue I'D reDa1slve astjcles solA
under the saas ef Csa Liver On
hssafd Cssusls OeA Liver = nsnulAstseea -
NJ - eoast on ffesA ssleetea 1ivsss b oesvsee
= essan as1 b easD rstase1 b. The nsse aelSeeHe
sts0sch. 0sle naAnlAeouress,
CAsWKLL, MAOk Z CO.,
NoW Yosk.
DooG ~ al OHu99io1a. nhAn -AnnA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
A Wav to EcOnomlse.
Paw YOunr TaxAa


-
nNE HUNDRED AND NINETY AOR80 OF
" Land, more - leso, si1ngAo 1vo nilee ohevo
Davenport, on the river roed, e1oWn = The II.
ciss Mos farm, j. oG6re1 for eale. Il ceataias
Is acees II exceiient nsedeW, - aessa q pestnes
50 acres tilling. - the renaindse ess tinker
land. There o . god ffoms heooe, ft1De haen,
and other out bsilaisge; 100 bsaiag ffuit tsesi
strssme q funnln9 vaAse. swelvs sever failisg
springa veil u Ire Wa4es, asd : hlafanl
tSereo6 Also vein q coel Over NO lSgs n
thickness runniag ohe0ugh ~ lea1I ead desp
ledee of rare ioeo1eae.
7kis farn = iapesved. bses sf lead, - vsll
suited Ssr sAsek raising ~ saseeFn ba91e -
lined By he Fethef of Wetsss; ~ neigaose.
hood god - healthv. = Rleasaot driSe }fsa
Dassspsrt, lAs fsaA 1ias. ss1 eva5sheo tsael
70 moko Il 80 - ~ bsse eDA 49, 4eqieeblG
far1ns n The WeA "a - dsligatfel de41e =
theee ~ n loWA .Tiele os9lDp1oaboo.. fsg9GI
Cash. fhsss wisAhe - passAese - ssquifi
on NE premises, Or address p. Q. 1o3 ~. ons'
enPesl. Iowa :aoys.desawle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

osn Z woman II smother colunn p,ebinG
Seaburg grapes Sor Spsee's Wine. Il = a
a1misaels areicls, used IL The hospitals end
by - Afes class familiss In Parss, Loadoa,
ed Nee Yose, in prslsrsucs 70 ed Ree(
Wiaa e 10 worth tr'al, - Il gives gssql
OooiolAo(ho0. dck-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
HILLS HAIR DYE. 30 cent

HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cents, black OF
brown instantaneeus, natural, durable, bean.
tiful, reliable, indeed the best in use, has been
before the public over fifteen ysara, 10 The
cheapest, containing - much - The usual
dollae siseo. Depot Ne. o6 John street,
New York City. Sold BY oil Dfugsista
patent medicine, periumefy and faney
eeods stores everywhsr~. juns1l Idly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

ORpixArion.-A An ordisation to the Priest
hood 10 appointed By Bishop Lee st Trinity
Church, 10 THE city. te-mossew( wednesday)
morning q loi o'cleck. The public are in-
vitsd TO attend. Divine sesvics may b u.
pected In the evening At 7 o'clock in the
Chapel Of Griswold College.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

ASSOCIATED CoxonEss. Society or
ganixed for its winter session last Saturday
evening by the election Of 3. E. Cook
Speaker; +. A. Oliver, Clerk; W. A. Fos-
ter, Treasurer. Their meeting will be held
every Saturday evening. Next Saturday
they discuss the statas Of the Rebel States.
The public are invited and the members
specially urged to be present.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

A young man had the ''weel pulled oveI
his eyes'' the other day, very efFectually.-
But the wool had just bsen thoroughly
washed With the Eclectic Cleanser" and
consequently was 10 clean that L did mol
obotruct his vision.
Sold bY eli druggieta and grpcere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

roe pseescaion ffea the shove, cali % r
SIMPSON { co. aod take cut Polieise In
Ohsss Asoe - IssusaAss CompeniG rspss-
osneed By shen. Whses the aAussd pas.
eieipate In the Pro0ts Of the eompanies
wiGksak iaeuriag any liability. OGies Ne.
q Dsady q. aSe-0>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

BIO Nsws.-As our readers win see by
our dispatches, the "Emperor" Naximilian
d getting out Of Mexico.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

PEssoxAL-Oar young fellow citizen,
Alfred Sully, Esq, has returned from his
bridal tour, and with his new partner. has
commenced life on moro charming princi-
pies, and under more delightful auspices -
We wish the happy couple oil the bliss that
ever falls to the lot Of mertals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

when Mexido shall fall into Uncle SAME hands,
The Mexican F1oea1 0s0.
Extract Of Sweet OpoponAx.
Shall Perfume the World.
ArOo1y the beautics of Paeb ~ L0naoa nse -
ohno1D1 With 0unith'e new pcrfa0A
Extract Of Sweet OpopOuax,
= r. SMITH d CO, Manufhct1rcn Of Floral Per
Go 10 SnB bnoR.-0o 70 Bryant. 0tFaA
ton Assfili's Davenport Commercial Oele
oees, . Ct thorough practical busineel
oducatiCn, OF 10 become . goed oound tsle-
gsaph operator. For circulars address Zen.
closing stamps) Bryant, Stratton : Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dWly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

A MAMNorn DsPor. - The Michigan
Southern and Chicago aud Rock Island
Companies, jointly, are erecting IN immense
depot, probably the largest in the country
The length Of the building 10 six hundred
and ten fe t, width one hundred and sixty
feet, and the height, from the track to the
highest portion Of the roof 70 about seventy
feet. The total cost will bs about $500 600
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

HoRsE AND CARNAGE pon SALE.-We 70
fer our readers to the advertisement else
where. A rare bargain for some one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
q. TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER s. lass.


hogsvs rragrdn. Odontoiine, for the Teeth
ana BREATH beauties the Teeth, does not in
Jore tho enamel and imparts . rich fra.
GRANGE TO the breath. Chemists and Den.
tssss certify to the harmless character Of thie
peePeIaslcn, and to it efficacy in preserving
ASK icr Rogers Fragrant Odontoline and
sske no otner; Sold By all Druggists, Per-
fnmers, and Fancy Goods Deales"'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

BuRoLAmss.-A sasg Of burglars seems
to be making ita headquarters in our city,
A few evenings ago the auction store Of
Jewett 1 Co.. LeClairs row, was entered At
. rear window, and robbed Of about dozen
watches valued ct 14O0. Someeine during
last night PARTY Of thieves broke into the
blacksmith shop Of Michael McNsrny, on
Third street, evidently for the purpose Of
obtaining tools with which 70 prosecute their
nsfarious calling. OF these, two rasps, end
one die were taken, and found this morniso
at Lindssy's gas fitting sstablishmsnt on
Brady street. They also broke open desh
and appropriated . quantity Of notes and
recsipted bills, on all Of which, however.
the proprietor he's ordsred payment to be
stopped. After leaving this placs, they next
proceeded 70 Front street near Main, and a.
tempted to pry opsn The ffeat dsss II ~
store Of John Schmidt I Sss; bst ihiline 4
this, attempted 10 effect sn entrance in shs
rear. Not succeeding, thsy ''ehangsd bass, y
and brsks into Lindsay's sssablishmsnt o.
Bssdy street. II - doing thsy did not -
cure The expected spells, bat made e8 With
THE mosaing picked up On the lsvss. Rashes
poor nights work, gentlemen. Look Out
that your next aats0pts eso not so0swbal
snliseasd With powder ed ball.
Snssr HuoAHsny.-Soms time ago, q
eoomittss vas sppsisssd b u Iovs Stat,
Agricultural Society TO collect ia1bsnatiou
IN regard 70 the shssp hushandry Of oa1
State. This sennittes, consisting -o
Nssss. Robert Sssvsrs, Jaass b. Wright
and Tiueshy Day, veg judisisusly appliet
to Jsdes Giant Of shis city, = regard v ~
statistics Of Scett county. Perhaps no man
ia The county b bsttse vsessd IN ths matte
than The Jsdgs, q takssa livslisr intsrss'
in shsspfraising. HE reply on our second
paes is highly iatssssting and asssrats. 81
sAssla . rssa y ssssy hsess n ~ sssn
y. We ~ obliged to shs Jadss Sse -
aver II HE manuscripts. A. our reader
win uetise elsewhere, eissulass hsss bssu
ssst 70 svssy county in he S>ats. Ths ~
psrts rstssns6 yin - psblIsAsd By ~ -
cisty, tlIss farnishine - insalssls ~ II
liabls votuns ~ q thsss ioAssss1ed II u
sshjsot. Ne tsassA u hn1as6sy psyl
l hsehes dividssds In cur StaAs tAae shssp
raising. TIL ~ is 90 uhisAsue esnssl
wss . lsng ~ II disessssieg. ~ hasial
4 last lsunA Il eat thsy ass nahfae = Z
their past indiAsrsoce Il fedoublsd s9ortl
Az ths raisne II shssp isgsasst = vi
the wealth and prosperity Of or State 70
crease, for We have unparalleled facilitaee TO
cnesyiug "a this bsaneA enenosoGlll. Bee
ths eerTsspsadsoee elssohese " On 0eanl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

IL your sweetheart vows she loves you
and you wish 70 be sure that her Vows are
sincere, the best way to exchange doubt
for uncertainty is to get married, and Try it.
And the best way ts learn the merit of the
Eclectic Cleanser" 10 to use II.
Sold by ell druggsts and groeers.
1T. rEmrLB, Gardener and Florist, cor.
9Th and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. mv20-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

Bur your Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Sill
vsr.ware, &C., 1t Wilson's. Large stock
lust received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

MErcALr's 0sEAr RHEUMATIC REMEDY is
daily eifectiug wonderful cures. Il acts like
magic, both Chrosic and lnAammatory
Rheumatism giving way before it. The
afflicted arc advised to try Il. Stevenson
1 Carnahsn, Agents, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
WIN. RENWICk,
Oteaa saw N1il1,
Il UyMB ER. SAkveGLES,

LATM, P1CKRTOs &C.
uISuvAcfuRnp AxD SOLD At LOWEST CASE PRICES.
Mill and Lumber Yard en- Front Street, above
Railroad Bridge;
Also, Lumber Yard on Harrison st. between
lAsh . 18th Streets,
ineo-dtf DAVENPORT. lOWA9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

hoLtowAI's PIls.-PnsosAxcY.-Dp.
rne tnss delicate situation, ladies' win ex-
eercace grcet relief BY using this mild q
tbartic medissne foe cossectine those ia6Is.
posattoae and nauseeting siekpess 10 vAich
they are subject It this period. Thev ~
. ge4tlc eeinnlus 10 the circulation' ~
purity and exPel all thcss humors which +.
Issase !ne stomach and bowels. They ars
% miio snes tue most delicate constitution
may take tlen With perfect safety. For q.
sisting femeies o. the david Of womauhood.
or g tns turn q fs, they are equally adap.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
Nnfice.

TNAE STOCK HOLDERS OF THE TINEOSTA
i Land 4 Oil Company, are requested TO Be
present, 1t the annual meeting I, be held in the
city Of Scranton. Pa, November 18th next, at
the Office Of q. II. Silkman, for the purpose Of
electing directors and officers Of said Company,
for the ensuing year.
BY order vf the President.
L. B. HAfcn. Secretary. nov2-dtd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
Pania ana Fancy soaps.

RG613 ma F00Cy WO046e
PAIN Soar. OLD Bsows WMpeoa,
Peas 9LyckRrNE, PKTnOllND Coamgr1C.
The most popular. most pure and dcsirabls varic-
ties now before the public.
OUR PALM SOAP
10 an eatirely new preparation, and y neds from
Palm OIL blcached without acids or chsmlcals Of any
hind warranted pure. Iis The WY lsss.
Burnhsms 4 Van Setback. Chicago. Wholesale
agsnts lor the Northwest Sold BY druggists every
where. Manufactured By McKeone, van HaAgan .
Co., ~ South Front street Philadelphia, and Chas.
Mckeone, u Barci ny st., New York. ep27Gm
MUJAvIRO is the name, (probably Rus
sian,) Of the most delicious Perfume that
ever came in contact with our Ollactoey
Nerves. We recommend every one to try
L. For sale BY al the principal Druggists.
-Dsiiy Boston Traveller.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
BOarders Wanted.
Wanted.

CEvERAL SOLICITORS FOR A FIRST
y Glass Fire lns. Co. Men of age and exper
fence preferred. None need apply without good
Recommendation LUTHER T. EADS,
noll Land Agent. over p. o. Davenport, Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

1Adiss a6aicted with Discolorations on the Face.
called Moth Patches fecklee. should use Pss.y's
celebrated Nom AND FnEcKLs LorioN. 1t y infalli-
Bile
Prepared by DR.. b. c. Perry. Dcrmstolosist, "
Bond street, New York. Harrison 4 Starke, Z. 9.
Ballord and Stevenson CAfnahan cell II. oct3idlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

'r@Os. J. ll.Rs, u. :.
DHYslCiAH AID SURGEON. Oa,,e cor.
i ner Aais ead ID streeta, Res;denc. u III
trecs. between Scott and Western Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
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dsfned astht fsitsr sud Fslsrof No Tea,
tonic faoe, nut In course he was worshipped
- the pm q the earth. From this came
|oall Tuesday. He 10 Fepresented standing
ON . pedestal, rs an old venerable sage
clothed In the skin 81 an animal, holding .
sceptre y his right. haad. 20 -. !. +
s1 J. sd:c g oss ,;ss;ss q
the northern nations. This hero is sup
from what country or ut what time is not
known. Ills exploits form the great part of
the creed Of the northern nations, and bis
achievements are magnificent beyond all
credibility, Tke name of the fourth day in
week, called by the Saxons Wodews Deag,
and BY rs Wednesday, is derived from tins
parsonage. Wooden is represented in bold
and msTtial attitude, clad 10 armor, with a
fbroad-sword uplifted in bis right hand.
The Idol Tkor.-Thor was the eldest and
bravest Of the sons Of Wooden and Eriga,
ana was, after his parents, considered the
greateet god among the Saxons and Danes.
To him the fifth day of the week, called by
them I'hor's Deag and by nc Thursday, was
consecrated. Thor is represented as sitting
ON Q throne, with q crown Of gold on his
head, adorned with circle in front, wherein
We're set twelve bright, FURNISHED stars, and
with regal sceptre in his right hand.
The IDOL Frigd or Eegd.-Friga or
Frcga was the wife of Wooden or odin, and,
next to him the most reverend divinity
among the heather Saxons, Danes, and
othsr northern nations. In the most ancient
times, Friga, or Fregs was the same with
the goddess Hsrtha, or Ea.th. To her the
sixth day Of the week was consecrated,
which, by the Saxons was written Friga
Dedg, corresponding with our Friday. FIJI
ga is represented with drawn sword in her
right hand and a bow in her left.
The Idol Sedtor.-The idol Scatter is re-
presented on pedestal, VIII sreon is placed .
perch, on the sharp prickled back of which
be stood. His head was uncovered, and his
visage lean. In his left hand was pail Of
water, wherein were flowers and fruits ; and
HE dress consisted of a long C . girded
with linen. The appellation given 70 the
day OF celebration is still retained. The
Saxons named it Seater's Dcag, which we
cali Saturday. Thus the days of the week
are derived from heather ideas and idols of
heathen worship.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-05
y Nfsses 'sr ~ Asvoc4rn.
Labor mnd Wealtl.


fBY CORA whAuRN.l
The basaneeef true Justice shaIf at last.
Rang evenly, t. scales upheld by truth,
And then s~t1 calm breRea labor shan stand
crowned, -
With all the regal .ttsiStues pf being,
And sceptered with The wise and pstsns sway
OF Power. surprising other might Of earth;
And at her feet the tribute shall be laid,
OF vosive offerings fro n the soul e wealth.
The crude ore Of the mias; the seaipsassa hrm
And face divine Of beauty. raised upon
The shining pedestal Of htrh towering fame
The pictured Eden; all the glow of &c
Celestial and eternal. traced npon
ReceptlKs canvas, In the hearts aFsi glow
OF inspiration. dedicate - man;
Shall at the Shrine Oflaoor ind acceptance,
And win the prize Of beauty's Ssefaihsss
All that the brain conceive, the hand makes visible
Ror goodly purposes wealth's thosand offerings
In humblest tribute shah be laid upon
The altar nrss Of labor she alone
snau be named queen, and empress Of all hearts
On freedoms raasomsd. new blsst. holy soil.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-05

Mr.. Nswdsgats's return relative to the
population OF houses, &c., has been repub-
lished, having been originally printed in
Jnly, lS62. Il shows that the county pppu
lstion Of England and Wales, exclusive OF
cities and bofoughs, ~ the 1861 census was
IL AT S55, and there we're /, 290, 05l inhab-
tied houses. The gross annual value Of
property assessed under schedule (Al was
*, 208, sos the number Of county votsrs,