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not been misplaced, and that the people are
alive at once to their RICH . and to their duty.
In such circumstances what will Ministers do
They must either introduce Reform bill of
their own or give place 20 those on whom the
task would seem more naturally to de-
volve. Dlsraeli, who is the master spirit of the
NV Cabinet, promised the people that If any
bill was introduced it would be an English
Reform bill" There may be more chance OF re-
form being obtained under the tory govern
mcnt than under that Of Lord Russell, with all
its professions OF liberalism. The force Of cir
cum stances may compel the present admin $
tra'ion to abandon their rigid conservatism
in favor Of popular rights. There Is nothing
in the antecedents Of the present govern
ment which forbids them to introduce
measure Of reform. Lord Derby took an
active part in the passing Of the first Re-
form bill, and although he has long since
fallen from bis first love and grown in OBJ
sructiveness as he has grown in years, he yet
gave a reluctant consent to the Reform bill Of
his colleague in 1859. There is nothing incon-
sistent In Mr.. Disraeli making fresh attempt
to supply the defects Of his "fancy franchise"
Disraeli has thenost comprehensive and en-
lightened mind in the government. The same
instincts and class Of thought which places the
Hebrew race foremost among the fnanciers
and statesmen Of the world directs the course
OF Disraeli and lifts him far aoove his aristo-
cratic colleagues. Hebrew intellect has de-
veloped itself for centuries past in Europe. II
has gwen it Fould and Rothschili. Spain
and Portugal have received their best
finance ministers from the Hebrew rae,
and now, in the English Chancellor Of
the Exchequer, we see the guiding talent
of that people prominently displayed. Lord
Stanley is VIGOROUSLY liberal at heart,
and he is retained in his present political con-
nection only by the strength of family ties. But
VII the reactionary party, with whom they are
compelled to act permit the more liberal.
minded OF the present government to move in
the direction of reiorms Not, We fear, wiling
ly. Even if such step were taken and tory
Reform bill introduced, what chances are there
that the measure would pass or that the coun-
try would accept it at their hands! Still the
Derby government may be forced to try the
experiment
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manner in which the extrem, radical papers in
Cncinn I'll advocated the cause of Hobson.
While TO all appearances Judge Duvall was
the candidate Of the old secession party Of the
State, yet 1T is quite apparent thas the result
turned upon the single point-hatred Of the
radicals in the North. The issue at the close
Of the canvass was narrowed down TO hat
point The supporters OF Hobson were unable
TO convince the people that they were not in
sympathy with the party that rule In the pres
ent Congress, and ON this they were defeated
II was sufficient for the people that the radical
papers in Ohio and those republican members
OF Congress from Kentucky who voted with
Thad Stevens and Sumner advocated the cleo
ton of General Hobson. This was load that
he could not shake Of, and the result, we pre-
sumo, will be the election Of the democratic
candidate by from ten to twenty thousand ma
jority. This is hut the foreshadowlng of the
course of political events elsewhere. The fall
that the disgust Of the people with the course
of The radical faction will override and over
shadow all other issues. The people were de-
ceived last year by the professions Of the re-
publicans Of supporting President Johnson's
restoration policy. They now see what there
Is In their promises, and do not propose to
give them an opportunity to practise this de-
ception upon them again. Hence we find the
people in Kentucky NOT only repudiating the
radicals but defeating all who have even the
appearance Of s!mpa.hiz.ng with them.
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IHc GoiD SPECTATORS lsO JWE lHk.strr..-
4 number Of foreign banker. and other WaiI
street fruls understood 20 be "slort" OF roid
have addressed memorial 10 The Secretary
81 tie Treasury calling upon him TO sell com"
OF the coin in the Treasury vaults. in order
that The market may be rendered more pliSu'
10 their operations Tor q fall III. parties
making hi. impu,lent request are said 10 h.
The same who suggested the heavy sales made
Few months ago. which aroused The susp-
cions cf the community and brought scandal
upon the department.
We need hardly say that II is not the hns-
ness OF he Secretary 10 endesvcr TO regulate
The price Of gold. much less 60 plsv into The
hands o. spectators Of this class. and lhat b.
VIII be comri,ting a breach Of duly fatal "
himself II lie N any vay repeats he bluadcr
~ last Ns,. That scandal has not yet been
cleared AWAY. and The fact ct the report VI th,'
Congressional Committee appointed 70 inquire
inso Il having llais lar been bcrt hScs has no'
tended g improve public confidence in The
adminis'islioc IL ~ Treasur, Department.
These Tjrren bankers who. with degree 81
presumption which j. refreshing. thus com,
forward 70 ak The gotstamsm 10 GIL thcil
pockrs 50 he expense or ~ nation, would
glhdly buy ~ ihe gold ~ Treasury bat q
sell at n, los y ice - possible, and Ihcn. sll,l
"bcsIing the uathei, iuru round ms soon =
the ausercmeni ss,aNsd selling aud operate
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All advertisements handed In until half past nine
o'clock in the evening will be classified under appro-
pirate headings but proper classification cannot be
insured alter that hour
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for rise. Thus the premium would sfterwasd
rise ell tho higher by REASON Of tho sale, just
a. 1t did before. We therefore advise the
foreign bankers to stand down and Mr.. McCh-
lock to attend to his legitimate business and
leave gold to the operation Of the natural laws
of supply and demand.
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Nss.EsSFyr, n. H. August T. 1867.
6te To-Day scisiown destroyed the large stock ~
factoFY of Jssnss Cunningham together wilh largo
amount M wool hc'ongir~ 70 the giborrg fsrrnrrs-
Cunnnrharn's logs Il co0a: rarrarce $40 600 Tar
are a. destroyed n. r. Burroughs caryUye shop ana
Greors blscrsiHl'a STOP. whose less j. q 200
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Pgirst "a Fs., Au-uS' !. 1ok6
Tic extensive oil teanery, known The fe,roiits OA
Works. ARD c~nel b. HeyeTx Wuuscf Myers Co,
totally G.sboysd ~ Ire tits esenInt. Los $soo9s.
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The tank ghsa bsnnging 20 the Kerosene oil works sf
w. j. Psgros Co.. Ersf Boston, entirely consumed
by Gre about r.pc O'Clock this evening The tAnxss
which contained sbeut twelve hundred barrels ~ OIL aud
wheh arc underground not injured About sevs7s
hundred efnpy bssrsis siso burned which WEIR IN
the shno. The whole hoo. Is moi fst from sib co., Tire
rr0pryty ie trfyrsa
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FLtMNt AHxu-f = Ibu0.
Tho large brns bald;ns Connected WITH iLe flymsuth
Cordage CcmpaLys uvsLs destroyed by fire tl4is
morning, wal ~ machinery, and large qcantt, or
stock loss eg0o0Q Of which fwo-thitds IL insured.
fhe vacsJle steam engine vi the company savsd,
aud the Of business will b. partial and ,ea
pcrxFy.
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Fire in BrookIyn-One Man and Two Horses
Burned 10 Death.
At half past eight O'Clock last night FIRE broke out
the story prick stable situated in DeKab avenue BE-
tween Hudson and DeBevoise street. Owing -
the combusble nature Of the contents OF the building
the flames soon got the ~scendancy until the
whole heavens illuminated which gave tho Are
the appearance At distance OF greater proportions ta
really was The stable contained two valuable horse
hav cutters private CARRIAGES harness. &c the property
Of Herman Apers Of tho extensive at tho
corner Of Fulton avenue and Duied street. Al socs
as the Are broke out he was appr sed Of II: when
he, with his clerk, hRstencd TO the stable for the
purpose Of saving the horses. Mr. Aipcrs wss
were Tho building was aiIed with smoke, aud tie
horses were much frightened and restless he
hs SsnS sn on one Of as q %.
which sent him heailong 70 tho floor below. Tue
namos were spreadng rapidly and the clerk had barely
learned that Mr. Aipors in the building they
did all u their power 70 rescuo him. but u was unAva-
unct II having been burned almost TO q crisp Tho ioG
the building and will amount TO about 81 ,5o0
upon which II Is said there is foil insurance in one Of hs
Mr. Aipors was q very esln,sble business msn, and
leaves Sife and large family to monrn las sadiAes
Another Large Fire mt Saratoga, The Cciuss-
bjau Hotel Dcss rove d. Loss About $4,000
Names az the sufferers, &c.
sAaArooA, August T--Ai'nighi
Arc broke out OF eleven O'Clock tonight in wcods
building next the Columbian Hotel occupied by Mr.
Rreger furniture dealer: Hiram Palmer provision
dealer, and c. H. Brown, baker Tho building
destroyed
The hro then caught Ia the Columbian Hotel which N
bCrning
The bo;a could have been saved by cnicient fro
department and supply OF water.
There is danger OF tn fire extending TO buildings
further sogth frou, the same
rtyias,u
ssRAroGA, August ST. 20 A. N.
The Columbian Hotel e completely Destroyed
The losses On the hotel $50 o00--nsured for
abort SO 900; Enggc. los ti5,O0o-srrei IS $50:
,rovn, ssOoolnsuEed VI, 500 Palmer, s.,OOo-insured
1900.
Miss Carrie Carpcntar's loss house, ~ 500.rsur~d
5000. The furniture not iuslrod-lcss u ,OOe
The houes wss SAVED, Alter sustaining considessb.s
damage
j. II. Harrington occupied store In Miss Carpenters
lougc, siccked with itlrcrs Loss, 1000 by senosst
insured.
A. r. Bicl;rell owned the house occupied BY rain.sr
l. Brown los ~ zoo
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 6is Broad way
LECTURES 0xY HyDRoGns MICROSCOPE twic
daily. oFen from "a. N. III 10 T. NJ
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TERRAcE GARDEN, Third Aveaue, between Fifty
aghth Fifty ninth strcotsTHEo. TRokAs ORcHrsruAL
GARDEN CoscRRTs commencing q. O'Clock.
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BLEEcRBR STREET CIRCUS between Perry and
Charles ssrects-RipixG, yAULrryc, &C
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AooLRY,s OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn.-ErmorIAs Mtg
assxrSY-hAI LADS. BUM gsougs AND PANroMINEi
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CHARLEy WHITES CoMBINArIoN TROUPE, at
Mechanics Hall H2 Broadway-ts yAEiKlY LIGAr
AsD Lave EsTERr SnKnrs, CoRgs DIX BAlEr, kc
TOUR TugN Mkt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

There is land Of every land The pride.
Beloved by Aeuves DER all the world beside
There 10 spot Of earth suprenlely blest-
dearer. sweeter spot than ell the rest
And you will find whefe'er your steps may roam.
That land your county and that spot your msna.
To make homo happy and healthy, should
be the end and aim Of every man OF family.
That happiness can bs procured By good
temper and the health BY the uss .: Hus>
BEL's GOLDEN BrrrsRs. This Invaluable
remedy 10 to be confidently recommended
in cases Of Dyspepsia, Heart burn, Liver
Compliant, Debility. Loss Of Appeti te,
Cramps. and kindred complaints. Use
HUBBEL'S GOLDEN BlTTERS.
Me~ York Depot, s5 Hsdssn Street.
For sale at Wholesale and retail, By Bold .
eYbecke 4 Miller, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

The 6est westsm union steamer Iowa
QaPt. Jeha 69ish, 'ssves this CITY dailv 4
~ II. - : r. n, ior Pa Bvrcn sor
assolne wi0 tfains lor n Northers ~
Northeastern psints. Far, through 70 m,
buqss, only two dollars.
The splendid steamer Ninne.o,. c.,.
Hill. and Clerk Carroll, viii leave th;s IN. np,,
for St. Lopis and all intermedias. point. "a |.
uonew uHossaae.
The neat and popular passenger p.ck.,
Museatips, Capt. Geo. jerks. ana Cl.rL
Dawley, viii depart for 81. Paul and ~,
points, TO meFrow morning. r. N. Prei.
The elegant and feet packet New Boston
Capt. T. J. Buford, Clerk S. Grennell viii
depart for Fort Madison to. morrow morn;n.
r. N. Prettyman Agent.
The staunch and reliable passenger pack.
q James Means, Cspt. Mitchell, Clerk M.
son, will depart for Dubuque, and all inter
mediate lsndings to morrow morning at :
o'clock. Cabin fare to Dubuque -. r.
n. Pettyman, agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

Mrs. winslow's Mystic Pills
prepared only for . legitimate purpose and are
the only sale and elective medicine for all those pain
fu and dangerous dlsordsn TO which the Female con
s'ituuon IL subject. They the only Genuine Fe-
male Pills extant. No article OF medicine intended
for the exclusive of females that has ever made
IT. appearance, has met with such univer~a favor M
Mrs. Winsows Mystic Pills by their invigoratinp
Propefus the appetite and digestion II improved the
hue Of health rcstored TO the chceks. and all the In
dieations OF Nervor uDebility removed No maiden
wife or mother should be without the Mystic Pills
Price ~ per box three boxes for g. For sale BY
all druggists Ia Davcnrefs mchsd& WGm
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LOCAL 1TeMo.

CALL 1t 0ould's and get nice carpet
He he's aii kinds, Velvet, Brusseis, ,snd three
ply extra, Imperial, two ply Ingram, two
ply supcrs and two piv extra supers the
largest stock In the west. Splsndid and
choice selections, bought ct prices CORES
pondingly low. You can eet better barr
gains in carpets at 0ould's, quality cousid> :
cred, than elsewhere. Call and see the
eoods. i've dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

PENSIONS tNcRsAsED.--A recent act oi
Congress gives . pension Of $l5, &2O or
t2b to invslids who have lost limb or eye.
sight. For applying for the increase, cal
on A. p. Alexander, at First National Bank
Building.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

Go 10 fns Bssf.-0o to Bryant, STRAIT
ton 4 Merrill's Davenport Commercial Col
lsge, TO get thorough practical business
education, or 70 become good sound tcle.
graph operator. For circulars address Ten.
closing stainps) Brya Stratton & Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

We invite the attention Of our readers 70 Z
careful perusal Of Dr. Easterly's medical adver-
osy. DR.. Essterly's Family Medicines have been
twenty years established in st. Louis are de.
servedly popular. have = rapid sale. and arc re-
gsrded the beat now in use. Dr. Essterly pre-
pascs remedy for each particular form Of dis
ease, and not one remedy TO cure all diseases, ~
you often see recommended BY others. His med
icines are standard preparations, kept In all the
principal Drug stores throughout the great
Northwest and are resortcd to BY invalids fom
all parts Of the United States. As Dr. Easterly' =
Family Medicines are prepared under the eve Of
IN experienced and educated physician We can
secommend them with confidence 10 the afflicted
- being much superior to Others in general use.
We say TO the afflicted give them trial Orders
addressed TO Dr. Easterly. ST. Louis, No., will
be promptly filled and forwarded by exprcss 10
oil parts ofthe country. octl7 dAwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

WADswoRsa hss just received BY sapresa
. new and choice lot Of lawns, organdies,
iaeonets and jaeonst robes to which he in.
vites the attention Of the ladies'.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

For protection from the above, call on r
SIMPSON 4 co. and take out Policies IN
those first class Insurance Companies repre-
sented by them. Where the assured par.
ticipats in the Profits Of the companies
without incuring any liability. Office No.
A5 Brady st. apr.6>d1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

A NicE Srock.-lIuntington, No. "a Bra.
dy street, has an excellent stock Of fresh
drugs, periumeries, patent medicines, toilet
articles, and in fact ell articles usually
found in any drug store, to which he in>
vites the attention Of the citizens. He
ere worthy OF good share of patronage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for o..
NATURAL DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL, WAR
RANTED 10 please. This article hes been thor
oughly tested by DIR. Chiffon. Of New York,
ana Profs. Booth and Garrett Of Philadelphia,
who pronounce 1t free from all poisonous ingre
dicnts, and the material composing ii will not in
lure the most delicate hair. Sold bv Drusg,sta
and Fancy Good dealers every where.
jsnl7-dly JNO. }. KRONER, Sole Propr.
4OS Chest nut street Philndefnhia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

ABour Rionr ~ 10 somewhere as
serted, bread is produced by tho sweat Of
the brow, there must be an usual quantity
Of that article on hand at this time in this
vicinity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

Day GooDs.-MessYs. Guettel 4 Bro.
corner Of Perry and Second street, wish it
understood that they are selling everything
in the dry goods line at just as good . lay ~
any other house in the city, and ask fair
proportion Of public patronage. Give them
. call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17
Wanted. .

MEN wANfED AS AGENTS TO SELL
IVA Sonsehing the people will buy. From =
TO eS can be made day. Agents can hnve
:heir choice OF County in lows or Illinois For
further information cali At room on the corner
Of Rock Island and Third streets, or address by
lstAse. :. WAKRLEY. jyll-dlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17
To Builders.

CRAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ny
y the eubscribers until noon Wednesday. July 18th.
For building an addition TO the School House
known - No. Q, b StmdDv Dvant's addition.
For buildng cslerns aa School Houses No. l, and
g.
For building Fence at No. 1, East Davenport.
Plans and specifications be seen at the ofce ci
J. II. DalEell, No. Front street
]. y. DAIZRLL, uni,dnp
d. GOULD, cawmit,se
jyla-dtd D.CHURC1fII.L,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

Pung COP LlvnD Ou.-
NJ sstassas ssosAy ~ sssvs = alRspsss anent
naay les0 tAs soasseus aad rsDalsvs asticlss soId
uadsr ~ sans - Csa Liver On
nasasa . Cssvssi's Col Liver = anulAssared q
tAs ~ eoast son ftesA sssestsd nvsa II y svss
= essan asA b easily retained By The msss delicae.
stsaaeA eels nanufaetuSers,
CAeWBlL, MACK CO.,
Nsw Yosh.
Oell by I'll Dsu0giste. ss63o-Assd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

U. S. Rsvasus n Scoss Ceunsy.-Dsps.
y Assessor Sonh q ehe sub dieas,e ee
Scott county has sssas ssoplstsd Aie lsbsss
upon the asssssmsat returns q looB. = .
furnish ~ fo'lswiag iepsstsae 1eusss.
which show the amount II tAx levied y ~
U. 8. 0ovsrnnsat sss thaG ysas, - -
amount derived fto0 liconseo:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

TIE OurEs sMAx.-Remingto 4 Co., near
the corner Of Second and Brady, keep . full
stock Of gents furnishing goods constantly
OF hand. and are manufacturing to order in
the very latest styles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

To Care Chllls 4 Fever. get MA
CURES A0uE MIXTURE. put up BY J. 4 y
MAGUlRE. st. Louis. PRICE q so per bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

Rodgsrs' Fragrant Ondontoline and find that
il 10 composed Of substances Of . perfectly
harmless character. The ingredients which
enter into its composition are we'll calcula-
ted to cleanse the teeth and keep the gums
in healthy state.
VIZ. RUDKIR, CAsp,isf.
"A William ST., N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists, Perfumers and
Fancy Goods Dealers
J. T. TEMPLE, Gardener and Florist, cor.
lth and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. my26-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

- ANO NJ nave.
With nseh p.ssssss - ssssss the in.
creased iaesssss viii vAish The publis
visw ths ssesas pssdsetisas of Ps'iea
litssaaess. Psslsy , ~ ~ esjsss -,
end ~ nsy sssa szpsct anetbse Augsssaa
~ b ~ VOID It lstasss. nus spseial
aslisE, esisAise ~ spisis u ~ ssoss. end
Assisins y saaisiy ~ cravings e - iasst'
iabls public, has prsdsesd he Ssalssiag
Alsss 10 81 ssssy. as~ Hires. ~ sigh,
Oss ~ haaeysa uoss whss esr sssss hnnG
~. = .sAs the Dutch end he Psrisess lie,
AnA gesbbled ~ tsseeuess tAei elwavs II
.syeeA Ii: rssea Of he smaller ~ =.
3 ssseSs y aess Il ~ sssss ksassrsss
:. sss; .sssss sks isf sisss Il u. ss... Ks.e.ro.,
N seots County DutsA IL ssves - nssA paisl
Have died 49, lssS u vistnsss 1siss,
0ovo sWoea - e6ey - sever again
Ard hsve steAsd il leegusse sxsesdinely plaia.
That he legse = at 1ev = il used 70 %.
o. ths{'n hissA the tail Of the greet Kangaroo.
ws'mbs drives = ruin by ~ great kssgssss.
'fis Il 10 uss 10 whinpse. or thrsaess, ee peus;
If - dea't % ssme hasty tssvsllise sbout
e pooeh up thie Aole viii aaAeriais stout,
The party will certainly count 10 out,
As1 hks . sersak Of lishtniss veil 70 up che
spout,
With tks nsins- s-lsw. The nisgss, ed the Blue.
Book TOO,
TO perish q lsaeth By this aeres Kasgsroo'
~ .hsii =" A. fr;..., n .s.. .A.,, a.,
"'lts sdsepeeols eaee, der Resell, u true,
Bat III leave the dirty work 70 you.
04ick to Dutchman end Puritono oOth-kks glue.
Ard serve the Lord, but serve The devil TOO
AID IL ~ osly squss.s this seesoa through,
Ven surely sslivess The grsat Kangaroo.
Heop-ds doc dss- doc, neep ds-dOo,
Ard ven seiivate the greet Kangaroo.''
''loag spells Of fboassisg % three thousand rear
Have spsilsd you q length. really fear.
For the singing and soothing that nov draws
Dat in the choice Of throne or political her.
know yoar judgmssts decidedly cleae.
30 talk sweet 70 the Ouseh and the Puritoas too.
o. you'u y 1ayed alive By the grsal Kanearoo.
Ny Woede - trae, beo-heo.
Dswas, asee 16Wasa, ths grea4 Kangaroo"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-17

A Nsw WAY n RAns sus winp.-
From % oDsse q H. KsitAsbssg ~ lsArs
W. pastisulass u . resent s&air which maI
b 81 down under The category Of ''shasI
tsanssstisas.' Not long ago, . large sait'stuek
q sAad baf NV milss abevs Oquaw
ka, and after every usual slsst had failed
ths crew wsss ordered 70 prepare 70 ct l.,
ts The watss waist deep. and crowd it or
They had bssn paid II but . day Or sws
psssseding, and what b do With their green
besks was no iseoosi6ssabls qssstien. TA,
sssk ~ "gosd ssllsw." who knew he~
y boil han - reast ajay>hawksd turkey
y pssfectioa. aAd With his usual sseommo.
dating spirit Offered ts take care Of III
ossey, ,Asd kssp Il ftso "sittin' mixed ~" !"
To hin The mensy vas consigned. amount
ins y The Aggregate to 5000, bsl ssise-
tusatsly, while the boys wsss
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