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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11
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r Croft ~ Of Kin(b Evil, CAeesr. 4sns15
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I'D. odd Sores, ywsIIing q the Glands,
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Ro;ls. Pimples on the Faes. 0oitras Rhen-
,rst;sm. Dropsy or Gravel, Liver Com
ni.;nt. Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections,
General Debility, Ill Obropjo pise4Ms.
and all Diseases arising from the uss Of
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S~arsaparil1a
Searches out the very germ or roots Of diseases by
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Gridlevss Salt Rheum and TetteI
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IL rapidly superceding all other Sarsaparillaa an
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For sale by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

Anaa10 II. John.
srn1od 80, one
- - - fsae : astraeeis. His
-, always
llstiaqtly Desaesnesd. He iaie sssry way
tSSs1latsd = ~ ~ emergency Of The
49,. "a fully sapsbls Of judgipe Of the
0aoidsa r The country and its particular
WonGs. Il sssns thal parties ars bidding
- - support, instead. - in sSsmsr times
~ prssidsnt seeking he support q the
parsy. Ths Rspsbisesa party at present,
&ne6sl II lsslag IL pevss, h calling
~ hard naoss,and says that he has pfovsn
Alss b ths party that placed bin In Powcs.
WAf1s hs on The contrary Il willisg that
4 sbsuld still retain ito Supremacy, Is
b shown BY bis not placing Dsoocrats 10
pewsr TO The extent that be might Each
passy claims assurances from hin, yet
asithse en- fully daim him. Congress, IN
passing ths Civil Rights Bal over his veto,
- brought the question before the people,
swhsthsr President Johnson's policy y
rlght o. wrong" Il ID not . party quss-
ten, nor can It we'll b made . party issue,
''sse Il reaches absvs and beyond party
Il b. question o. esp ssd vital interest
81 90 that should b settled immediate
y, = other questions Of interest wait IL
6ssision. Let Il b settled not for 10 day
bat for III coming time. The President ha'
beadly taken bic stand, and says that 70,
bin thsss d u backward movement. Con
gFsss, ~stnsistsnt With itsslf for once, hs,
taken - beld . stand Ia opposition. Al
much q " dstsst the action Of Congress
~ oannot but admire their political bold
ness.
4 decision On this question can Be resch
ID BY discussion, and the people demand
Anal settlement. They will not longcr. b.
sAtisasd with the high-sounding rhetori
= the ~demagogue. They have been laugh
70 stand by the Government, and have AIS
bssa told what the Government was. rs
b svsuts shsw that they have learned tbsi
lessen wen, and nov they ask Of those WIN
lgnoes their former teachings 70 tell then
whsrein the consistency lies, or in othe'
words, justify their action. In the peep'
rests the only hope. In their hands 10 tn
remedy for the evils now brooding 9
hssvily upon the land. We, like the Pres
idsnt, have faith in this great arbiter, snt
feel that reliance upon the power Of such
Sovereign win not prove 70 have been i'll
n1arn6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11
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DE. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OH,

Is the most perfect and admirable article
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Beauty, Growth and Restoration of the
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D. ems the Hair. prevents it from milling on and be-
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The most intelligent and beautiful Ladies and Genth-
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Price, 70 csuis per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. EALTERLY & CO.,
No. 20 North Fifth street. st. Louis, Mo. also for
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Madison sireet, Chicago, Ill.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11
Frshp IuoAsxArs-A WonAH Our

A Fassp IvcAaxArseA WoMAn Our
sAssD.-The Burlington Herhsys gives
On account Of one Of the most 6eadish ost-
RACES on record. A Mrs. Frank Abnes,
living soms two miles out Of town, wss
overtaken while on her way homo BY .
stranger, Q maa Of about 40 or so years Of
age, who at once made known his designs.
Mrs. A. VA accompanied by her daughter,
who started Immediately for her father
But before M. A. reached the place the
scoundrel had knocked the woman down,
beste, and bruised her brutally, and &C.
complished his hellish purpose. Mrs. A.,
though nearly dead, was able to point ia
the direction the. villain had taken. MI
A. succeeded in arresting the villain, but he
made his escape from him. Mr.. A., with
the aid Of the authorities, succeeded in ar
resting him again.
The name Of the 6end 10 Aaron Roy,
from Henry county, Ills. A brother OF Mrs
A. coming up ~ he was arrested, would
have executed summary punishment bu'
was prevented. Roy gave AZ an excuse
that he was drunk. In default Of $1,000
bail, he was sent to jail. We have seldom
been called upon to record a more 6endisf
outrage than this We hope the severes
penalty Of the lew will be inflicted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE

ORIGINAL NOTICE
STATE on IOWA, IS.
In the District Court, Nay Term, 1866.
Christian Schmidt. Plaintiff. %. August
Frahm, Ezekiel S.einhilbcr and Nicholas Fs-
'jeryasy, Defendants. MG4a
70 the sail. DsJsndonts
You are hereby notified that there Is now
on file in tho Office OF tho. Clerk Of said
Court The pkthion 81 Christian Schmidt,
claiming sbe fsSsclosurc Of . certain mort
gage executed ID him BY said August
Frah.n, on the 2Gth Of September, 1855,
conveying let number three 90 Of Henry
Miller's subdivision Of the sou Invest quar-.
ter Of section number sevsptsen (l7A in
township seventy >cight l78), north Orange
three (3y, east Of 9th p. n. Petition also
asks judgment against said August Fsahm
for seven hundred dollars (t700), with in.
tercst at six per cent. from December 18th,
1866, and costs Of suit, for that said FrAhm
bad assumed, in said mortgage. TO pay =
certain note executed BY plaintiff 70 one
Henry Miller, Dec. l4th, 1854, due Dec.
l4th, 1853, for seven hundred dollsrs, with
interest o. 10 per cent. aud because said
Cs~hm refused to pay the same. and plain
tiff did pay il. No personal cain j. made
sgainst any Of said defendants except Au.
gust Frshm.
Nov unless you appear thereto and de-
fsad at OF before noon 81 the second day Of
nsxt term Of said Court, 10 be corhtMenced
on the first Monday of May. 1880. default
will be taken apd Judgment rendered =
prayed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

~ ~03
The great West 10 scarcely yet begun to
BE- developed. Her agriculture is compare
lively in it's infancy. yet she is mighty in
undsveloped richness and strength. In 1869,
the last year before the census, the Western
States show an agricultural product Of
3700, 900 900. The next census will more
than double this amount. In 1860 the for
sign sxportatien Of Western products was
81. 000, 600. The consumption in those
States amounted to &sb ,Ooo. 900. The bal
anes Of this produce, t790, 0Oo, 900, found a
market il the other States Of the Union
These figures show that our home marie,
10 ssvsn and . half times better for our pre-
dues than the foreign market. Now VIVA
W want 10 more ofa homo market. As ths
produce Of the West increases ~ We devel
ops tho richness Of our soil, and become
the greatest grain growing country in th'
world, VI want to increase our home de-
mand for this produce, by building up al
kinds Of Manufacturing enterprises that vii
bring ~ population and wealth. It is fol
the benefit Of our farmers to have . HON.
oaskst, instead Of depending on . foreign
eountry for the sale of our surplus. At thu
zane time, We should have our wool, fax
and cotton fabrics manufactured among US
We should make our own sugar and many
other things We now have to depend ON for
sigu countries for. II is . poor policy tina
would drive u away from home for ou'
goods. when they can be manufacture
aaong ~. W. know the wealth Of thu
Wsst b bat just begun to be developed =
yet NJ believe our capitalists should tur,
their attention to every branch Of business
that can b made available, in order to buil'
up an empire 10 the great Valley Of tn
Nississippi that will astonish the world
70 do this It is necessary that the Yves
should b self-reliant, self. sustaining and
energetic. There should be no dog in-the
aanssr policy that would cause Us to look
% foreign countries for our manufactured ar
tidss exclusively, without q chance for home
csnsumption. Agriculture, Manufactures
and Commerce form the leading branches Of
snation's wealth. These should be encouf
ssed, and no i~mpsdinent should be allowed
70 interpose itself for the sake Of advancing
the views Of d~emagogues. or playing into
ths hands Of foreign people. We have the
facilities, the richness Of soil, and the eneI-
81 necessary to make the West the leading
section Of the Union under . policy thst en-
souzages home industry. Adiferent poll.
" will not be beneficial to ~ Is . people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11


0trsngth Of ehasassee Of two tAinee-
pswse d win asd pewse Of eslf'rests.aae-
lt soouirss two things theeoeoes iof W Z
~ 6eSzlstrost fseliaU an4 stsssg go
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S1at misu1ks: ~ mD(alo steeeg ~
~ for st1Doe ehasaGtss. = man 40
49, eli Uee6eo hlm, 6etors whoee ssUwn
domestics trsmble, end whose bursts Of fury
make the childrsn Of the household quake
bsssuss b hes HE viii obeysd, sad his own
will IN IN things, " call hin . strsug man.
The teuGhp Il, that this u NE Wmk,man lit
Il lie passions that are strong ; he, master
ed BY then, 10 weak. You md1t measure
the strength ofa IAN by Tie power oftbose
which subdus him. And hence, composure
ID very Often the highest result Of strength.
Did We osvee ace . man receive . fragrant
insult, and only grow . little pale, and then
reply quietly? That is . man spiritually
stsone. or id We ever - . 0on IN IN.
euish stand o. il carved OFT Of solid rock
mastering himseife Or n bearing Z
ho1sasss dsily trial ssmsis silent, eod ssvss
ted SAe void Whist canksred hie ho1ns
peaof fhat 10 bis strength. He Who with
strong passion remains ebAste be who,
keenly sentative, with manly power OF in
dignstien 10 him, can be p~rovokee, o yet
restrain himself and forgive those ere the
strong men, the spiritual heroes.-Rc. r
". Robettssn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

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PrincipahfIice and Laboratory is ct the n. =.
corner . SIXTH aud COMMERCE Streets,
PhiladelHia, where all letters for advice or bus
mess shold be directed. -
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At the tARLBORO' HOTEL. Boston, Janu
ary IS aui!49. Feb. Is and IL, April 10 and 20,
May II ard Is, June IA and Is. July 10 and 20.
The tint for my being in B%ALrNoRs and Pirrs
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les.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

IDR. 6trDckl00Al's
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has cured Thousands 81 the
~orM cases ~ Blind and bleed
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-11

,r.eae AoAGsSset AaA Eohs
BOsrOS-Geo. c. Govdw y I ca.
.HIE YOaI-ilnmas Barpes Ida SSfy -
SfD1~S 8. nGnes. IL 9S@@a
PfITSBUR0-Dr. Geo. HsKeyapr
Om00ql4t-f &. Squies& o., sd John .
CHICAGO Lord 1 Smith, and a. Scovil.
lsF9&gi1ES:sins 5sss.r t.r sm;,h / n..n
Also "a By alkDrsgsists md1Dealsfs.
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Read the Column aoG rTApti.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-07
2. Do Y !" II - - ? y
DISTRICT PLATFORM.

ResoEred That the men who saved the
Government from the efforts of traitors to
destroy it, are the men who ought to con-
troll III ADM nistrations Al least, until the
issues growing out of the late rePellion are
Rescued. That we cordially approve of
the Amendment TO the Constitution, re-
Gently proposed by Congress to the states
for ratification. .,.x..
Tacsolred, That we adopt the platform of
PRINCIPLES of the Union State Convention,
held at Indianapolis on the I'd OF Feoru-
airy last 9nD
RESOLVED, That some of the conscious
leading traitors in the late atrociouS rebel-
lion ought to be tried by due course of law,
and, if found guilty, the sentence OF the
law should be executed, ana Inat Hon.
VIM. F.. Niblack, in voting In Congress
against a resolution expressive OF the opin-
ion that jefferson DAYS should be tried for
treason, did not reflect the wishes of his
constituents rr 49, "a .5tlg5
sResolved, That under the Constitution of
the United States, the right to regulate
Suffrage belongs alone to the States. and
MOTTO Congress. We, ascitizens of Indiana,
representing the Union party of the First
Congressional District, are opposed to ne
gro suffrage. and that the attempt of Hon.
Joseph T. Mcdonald, and Hon. John r.
Coffroth. and others, to show that the first
section of the proposed Amendment to the
Constitution does confer the right of suff-