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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
INSU RANCE.
Money Earning Money.

MONEY INVESTED IN THE EQUITABLE
1v1- SOCIETY rs always earning money for
its owner"
Baraum says that the difference between the
condition OF a none loaner and that Of u money
borrower. Is that TIE former has faithful serv-
ant out "a, work for him day and night. on Sun
days aud Holidays. and is always worth more
when he gets up than he WAS when he went to
bed. while the money borrower mas somebody
elses friend VIII ch he ilattcrs himself is his own
but which Is constantly running him in debt for
somebody e!sc's benefit. aud every morning lie
rises wovth hess than lie was when lie Wrui 10
bed, aud = in itT WAY 20 beeenrc worthless en-
tireiy.
In the Equitable .Scoety, ihe premiums axe re-
qGaeA to ~ paid all in cash, which i kept In
vested tor H. beucnt Of the policy noldcr, and
50 its ihea.ssi~ are all money loanets
Every member oi the Equitable Society .r-
,rlfvs ~ al nmnua! dividend al the earnings q
his nancy together With his share Of the profits
irem selection OLIVES, economy OF management,
i,riciisfrs, and other profits resulting IRON the
business; aad - money Invested in the Equita.
Tie s. etv Is always earning money tor rs
owner. W. +. ROSS. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

The very heavy snow Throughout, the
country at the present time, particularly in
the great wheat producing regions OF the
Northwestern and middle States, must have
a very favorable influence on the growing
crop Of wheat. flour is 50 high The present
season the people will be able to appreciate
a good yicli nexsyear. Speaking Of Hour
We fnd the following nut for miller IN
the Peoria till. Democrafi
Thcrc has been much complain, and
think with some reason, that the price OF
flour il enormous. when compared with the
or &c paid for wheat Of winch it is made
The be,t quality OF extra Indian wheat sells
here for 81. 20 per bushel. The -four said to
be manufactured from that kind Of wheat 10
held at 1850. Thus, according 10 the
estimate below, there il . profit Of about
So on every barrel Of -four made, allows
ing the high priced -four TO be made from
the highes, priced wheat. 10 show how
much wheat 10 required for . barrel Of
Hour we refer TO . report made nc the
Dubuque. Iowa, county fair last fall -
Al the annual fair Of the Dubuque County
Agricultural Society. in 1866, . premium Of
81 was offered for the best barrel CT -four
made from winter wheat and also the SAL
iiom spring ~heat \ firm entered one
barrel Of each, accompanied with the state
men, that sixteen bushels Of winter wheat
Welded three barrels aud one hundred and
three pounds Of four-at the rate &c four
| bushels and fifteen pounds Of wheat TO tie
barrel Ol the spring wheat fifty bushels
yielded cieven barrel, OF Hour, being leur
bushels and thirty.two pounds to the Tar,
rel. Thu wheat was fair quality, and nc
more. We have mills in Peoria that turr
out 200 barrels day. This would give
clear profit Of about i 200 per day, aud
SO have been assured that these figures al,
often reached. I he feed and oilal Is usual
ly considered sufficient 10 pay the expense
Of manufacturing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

sNvIt ~ for tho past ~ years, and IL therefore
the person whom all afflicted should consult. No one
heard Of patient OF HE not being cured since he
has been in this city Hs reputation has vouchers In
oil the city papers. bic patiens and the eiesl pro-
fesson. both here and abroad being the most skill
led specialists here md thorough master Of I'll esx.
nal diseases. II all othep fail don't dsspnir, eive
him call. Ills only common occurrence with him
90 such cases. He e0o0s aeo separate Tor loAiee
and gentlemen, and the moot comp 'eSs In the city,
RIOuNG MEx. Take Particular Notice Doctor Big
Glow deyotes much Of HE time to the treatmsnt Of
those cases cauesd By secret habit, which tuins both
body and mind. unAttiI tho unfortunate Individual
Tor either business society Tie sad effect OF these
early habits the exceseee Of ripper years. weak
en- the debtate the consttution destroy the physi-
cal and meAtal powers, dimnieh and snSeeble the
natural feelings, AMI exhaust the vital energies Of
manhood the pleasures Of life masred, the object
Of marriage frustrated and existonce teelf rendered
tenn Of uaceasing misery sndrseret. Such persons
especially thoee contemplating marriage, should lose
no time IN making immediate application, A. Dr. H.
BY hs new treasment. ID enabled to insure speedy
and perm anent cure.
COnsaltstoes free and e0nAdsntiAl Once, No. ~
south Cleik street. cor. or Monroe half book nom
the Port One. Post ones boz 16A. chicago, ILL.,
Once hours non a. II. 90 r. N.
send for III " uuide 20 Health" publlshed month
=. free Of ehas9o.
n D.-Ladies, ssnd for . descriptive circular Of
Psssasis Rs0edls, The best pssvsatvs Of conception
known. Seattle any address ffes ssharge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
A Nhocklsg Sight.

The Cairo Democrat says = "a
most shocking sight Was presented in
the river in front Of our city Yesterday
The dead body Of man had become frozen
fast in the Hoating ice, and when il passed
here there had gathered an immense flock
Of sea gnlls around the corpse, and they
were feeding off il, and fighting over it, The
sight was enough 10 curdle the warm blood
in the veins Of the bcholders. Some were
perched upon the body, gorging themselves
as they tore the frozen flesh from the bones;
other. tapped around in the cold air, and
still others were hopping about on the float
ing fields OF ice, awaiting their turn a, the
repast The awful spectacle hoAtcd by with
the current CT the river, and undsturbed
iloated from view
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
BOSTON,.
To the Ladies'.

The Cirage Francois. or French ORES :
sing. for Iadies' & Chdrenr boots and Shoes that
have become red ru.ty and rough by wearing, and
arc restored 10 perfect and permanent black with
much ustrc A. when new, caeipc the cathos cor and
rliabc and what .of 10 the adies II
wit RrB waas WIT, Ann son rus sKsnss.
Travelling Bags. Trunks. Carriage
Tops and anc Harnesses. are made 10 look
~ uoap A NV.
Ladies' and Children can drees their own bccts with.
out selling their hands Try owe bottle and you I'll
never be without supply Gift IN the hcuee.
AK your shoe de sler for n
EF. b"oW \ Co. fsopsietose, Maouohceusers
NJ blaekings and Ircssinee 20 all kinda leather
Office. 1tlls Milk street, Boston Cctyi div
For sale py PARKS 4 HoSMER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

A FOREIGN paper publishes the following
annectio,e concerning the Emperor of Aus
tria while out shooting: His Majesty is al.
ways attended by Captain Of the Guards,
whose iutv il Is TO observe the effect Of
each shot and announce it. The Emperor,
Tor instance, strikes a partridge. Par.
ridge. cries the Captain. Next time it is a
buck. "Buckv' shouts the Captain. One
DAY the Emperor fred, missed the game,
ana wounded one o. the gentlemen OF his
ssite. The latter on being struck uttered
an eSc'smat on. "His ROYAL Highness, the
Duke Of Hackenbers,' announced the Cap.
tain. without the slig t,ss change Of fea-
'ufes ., tone.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
Secretary Stanton Oh the Silul.
lion.

Thy Eo, ton T. has he following from
Washington
Ilen. Jehn c0yoie called upon Secretary
Sta ton Yesterday. and there ensncd a long
and iiendy discourse oh the status of the
country Mr.. Stanton appeared very desir.
Gus OF discussing the current events Of ma
tional import. and expressed himself freely
lie confessed that, from the very outset, the
disputations Of the executive and legislative
branches Of the Governm ent had caused
him the liveliest alarm, which. since the
movement towards impeachment has in
creased 70 al apprehension Of revolution
and anarchy. The burden of his remarks
wss in regard TO certain acts Of the Prssf
dent and Congress, aud he pointed gloomily
to the deleterious effect Of each upon the
nation. In parting with Covode, Mr.. Stan
ton remarked. Il aided 10 place two million
OF men in ths.f field to put down the rebellion;
three hundred Thousand have bitten the
dust, and an equal number are cripples
throughout the Hand; ana yet, with
all this tremendous effort aud corresponding
sacrifice, TIE country in my judgment is
shadowed with the gloom Of darker hour
than was incident TO any crisis Of the late
var This latter expression Of Mr.. Stan
toms solicitude is given me with scrupulous
eNsctitade by q gentleman infinitely acquain.
ted with every circumstance in tho prerni>
SEES, and who further AYERS that tho Score
tary seemed completely urmanned as hc
uttered the last rem ark. and abruptly turn
cd rVm the visitors 10 conceal his emotion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

A great advantage which the Illinois Central
lands possess 10 II The direct and eheap eemms.
niesaioa which the purchaser hes with the best
markets in the wosld-:n summer 70 Chicago
and BY the lakes east, in winter 70 Cairo end
BY the Mississippi river north. Coal is found
in great abundance along this lise. and furnish
ed At the lowest rates Of transportation. LAM
Der is obtained from Chicago and the forest Of
southern Illinois, - veil - from. those border
ing Ill the streams. Aachinsry for planting
aud cultiv atiug does the work Of many hands
Grain is sh,pped in bulk from all stations. thus
saving the trouble and expense u bagg,ns.--
The climate healthy. taxes low. churches and
schools of all grades abound throughout the
length and breadth ofthe State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
| SPECIAL FRUIT TRAIN,

To accommodate the trade. Cotton. Tobacco,
Hemp and all the products common TO the Mid
die States here do well.
The rapid development of,le counties touched
BY the Illinois Central Railway line. is shown bv
the following census returns: In 1850 their
population was.s5l, ss7 in 1860. sss.sla. and in
1868. III ,os..
The possessions Of the Company extend from
Chicago, and from Dunleith to Centralia. and
are located in forty nine counties iii Illinois.
embracing such varieties Of soil and diversity Of
climate as to suit every purpose Of agriculture
Within ten years the Company have sold
$3.50, 900 acres TO more than %. o0o actual set.
tiers, and no actual settler has lost his home
through harsh treatn en-, ON the part Of the Com.
pany. When indulgence has been deserved. it
has been extended TO meet the necessities the
farmer. The sales during the past season have
been greater than At any former period. aud We,
the lands unsold are equal in every respec. to
those already disposed Of. About
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
4 lIrxAx Bopr Prrarrrrp The Fair,

\ llraAx Bopr PrrRrirn The Fair,
field Home Visitor gives An account of one
OF those wonders which attract the atten-
lio.. OF all mankind aud set biologists in
blaze vf excitement. The paper says that
aboH, 20 years ago, Mrs. Brier, wife OF John
brier, of Brighton, Iowa, ives buried on a
iun near that place. This winter the
lieuds concluded to tax. up the remains
for burial in the grave yard rLey found
that the body had become pe,rliei. 1t had
changed TO solid stone. Here is an item
Tor the scientific world The facts are said
to be fully authenticated, aud we hope that
some OF our men Of science, like DIR. White.
will visit the vicinity in which this granite
corpse is buried. and give to the world an
account Of the wonder in detailed form and
Is il really is. Such cases are Of rare oc.
currence We often here reports Of such
cases, but when siited thoroughly, have
proven. with few exceptions. to be humbugs
We have often heard the story that the body
of old Anthony Wayne. OF revolutionary
fame, passed into this state, and it seems to
be corroborated by reliable authority and
vet We have never seen the man Who saw il
Or even the man Who ever did see man
that saw it. Nearly every one has seen the
"wonderful creation Of show men," but
they generally bear the mark Of chisels-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

'lNHE lNsi RANCE STOCK LIST OF the In
i stR.>tg MoSIrcg AND WALL STREET REVIEW
for December, quotes the Stock of THR lioMs lSs.
Go Oh NK~ NoRk at soari rGR CENT rRsMun-
and the Capital Stock OF Tx iloNE is, with one
exception. twice as large tina, of any other
Company ia America.
W + ROSS Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

Patented NAV -, 10oo.
This IL art Gle for washing without subbiar.
except In very dirty piAces. which ~ require vssD
sight rub. and uni other psepsr sone onesed foe
Ike pnjpose. WILL NOT ciosnss, but Will
], ave item much wMirwN than ordinary methods,
without the usuAi wear and tear.
II removes gsecse spcts ~ Il ~ magic. and sofssss
the dirt ny susAtng. that sInsIng viii 10 csdtaAsy
Tbs powder II ed In aecovdsnes WITH thea-
teal science. and upcn prussss psesfsas 70 stsrM.
Will. b IL occurred By Lstisfs etent Il has been n
use tor more than year. and has proved Nee1 On
uuivcrsa fayositc wherever has been Used. Anopg
the ID vantage claimed the following. vis.-
nsases al the eApease VI eoap usually used on
cotton and linen Roods.
tear.
Alec, soe cleaning windows Il n unsuspaeee0-
With ONe-Quastealhs time aud iAb.r usualy soQuissl
Il impasts beautiful gloss aud iustrs much superior
| to any other mode. No Watcr required except to
noistsn the powder.
Disscuoos with each package
And can ~ readily appreciated by snels osisl -
he est Of wshins for family Of I've ~ H psssous
viii not oxeee4 Tire eeots.
The nauufactussrs VI this powder ere aWaea that
MANY usslsss comps unds have bcea introduced -
the puble which have rotted the cloth. % Aile In
so0Oving The dirt. bot knowing the tnSiDsle s4cei
lssee Of this article. they confidently pscelai0
belnR o1aptea ~ meet demand which has long n
listed, md which haD heretofore maioed speoppltsd.
nANUvACrUnaD NJ
S1aOvVE 4 oTEvENp.
600 broadway. Hoston.
| ALoO. MANUFACTURES OF FAMILY DYE
COlORH.
PEI esle BY 0sOecfs and Dealers svevy waess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

Du CleiOv.'S Hair Dwg.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only and PxHrror DrE-l Harmless. Relia-
bic. Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridic
ulous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the
III c-dts of Bad Dyes lnyiRorates the hair leaving
it soft and beautiful. The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Perrin
mcrs. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
eE BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
dec1tdS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

LADIES can receive box DIR. yelpaus Pills By
mall sealed from the eyes OF the public by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps To NJ. W. MA
CONFER Albany y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND Race,

Esc:latifyinE the Hair.
And is tie most delightful and wonde rfl. article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' viii find II not only certain remedy to Re
store. Darker and Beautiy the Hair but also desr-
able article for the Toilet Il Is highly perfnmed
with rich and delicate perfume. inde pendent OF tie
fragrant odor of the OILS of Palm of Mace.
The Marvel of Peru.
new aud beautiful perfume. which in dencncy OF
scent, and the tenscty with which II ciings TO the
handkerchief and person, Ii uneqnailed.
The above articles arc for sale by all Druggists and
Perfumers. at 81 per bottle each sent by express To
any address by rroprietors.
T. W. WRIGHT Il CO,
oc2oiyl 100 Liberty Street New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

BLOOMFIELD h OTIS MANUFACTURES cp FL
ANo FoErrs.-W areiooms G,s Broadway, New York
Oar fiASos are acknow LEGGED to be equal ii not gu
perior III tone. durability and finish To any sold in
New York or elsewhere. Warranted for seven years
IT, H. .aaxaf ra.rlcc L.. A.uls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
LoUlsvlll
-------------- - -
aAlEMS' MEAD Ol9PENoARY

ESTABLISHED 1850. AND CHARTERED
lias just publishsd the "YOuTn's MANuAL.a
containing 400 raaer and 100 Illustrations on the An
stomy aad Physiology of the Sexual Organs ~ botA
Female Complsiats. &c, Ith methods OF tsses.
nsnt. tnssede1 = ssids fOs Nsssssd and saaes.-
Sent under eeol 70 a0y oldesao. pe1eo q.
TAoss aaietsA With ssn1A Beo1Aeeo, yleeolA. p1lse
Nocturnal 1nolssa0ns vss,eossls, By sueDoe1ne .
stamp will receive price list 0f Esw ss0sdIes
for these diseases.
TnE RLgCTRO- MA0NHT1C PREVENTIVE
Thoss dssirinG 10 limit theis ontpsiag, cen ssslees
stamp for . Pamphlet containing cn9revtoo0 a0d -
plApations Of the above preventive. with oeeo1
the spbjcct " prevention All eorscepuodeoes cOo6.
DENIAL Address all lcfscre 10 J. y. WILLIAM,
aues9-diy Drawer 2ss. Louisvillc Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
DR.. BfgelOw.

IL the only Physician, A. . Specialist.
now In Chicago that can be entirely
relied upon. Go TO MIN, and not suf-
fer that horrible disease TO remain In
jour system. disnguring your face
and body, Decides destroying your
happiness and future prospects OF life.
4 He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

The members Of the Maine Legislature
have voted themselves = copy each Of Webs
stsr's Dictionary (unsbridgel) }. I.ippincotts
.ssttssr, tho Bible, and ten dollars worth
.s-iaec stamps.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

ALLEGED BRIBERY OF CosGREssasN by
Nova ScorA Coat MINERS A i'ennsylya>
MA journal, in the course Of an article op
posing the proposed reduction Of duty on
foreign bituninous coal, says that large
numbers of persons in the east are interests
ed in the Nova Scotia ,nines," and "a large
amount of stock las been distributed even
among members Of Congress, 10 favor leg
islation in the interests Of Nova Scotia"-
an accusation of such gravity that it should
be investigated bya congressional commit
tee, 10 the end that il it be true, the guilty
members be expelled from the floor Of the
House Of Representatives., and If false, the
author Of the base Islander be held up to the
execration Of the community. Y Mn>
ing journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
MONEYED MEN

The Equitable Life Assurance
e0clety.
nr THE UNITED STATES, POSSESSES
" features peculiar 60 itself. which belong 10
no other association in this country engaged in
the business Of Life Insurance and which are so
favorable to the assured that they cannot fail to
commend the Society in peculiar manner to
the attention and cousi eI alton OF the public.
W. =. RJSS, General Agent,
janlo diff n w. cor "a and BRADY SITS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
FaulT-eRowINs.

Apples. plume. grapes and berries are motives
Of the SOIL aad the cultv varieties Of al the
harder fruits grow with great thrift throughout
the State. In the SOUTHERN rAlr. PsAcnEs and
sax FINasr QUALIFY OF GaAPns yield abundant
". and large quantities are shipped 10 Chicago.
ST. Louis and the northwest. All fruits aud
berries here ruen early, and the grower Is en-.
ablcd to command the highest prices the first
Of the season. This business has assumed %
much importance that the Company will here
siier run FROM SOUTHERN ILLINOIS To
CHICAGO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
MISGUIDED MES

AND THE LAW or CHARITY AND MERCY.
HowAuD EssAys. on the Errors. Ahusee and Dises
WHICH form the basis OF the G:zscst Malldles in
the first age OF man, and fearfuly sap the ,tal pow
ers. with means OF relief sent Ia sealed e,tei
envelopes, free OF charge. Address. DIR. J. skILLlN
HouGITON, Howard Association. Phiiade,phia
PA anl..tl,k " I'M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
s5o,ooo ACRES

Are nov oGseed q % TO Sl9 per acre with some
fen tracts u higher 6gurss) rated scesrdingly
to quality sud nssrnsss - stations. TIE r.
TIE TO THESE LANDS 10 CLEAR. AND IN
FEE SIMPLE FROM THE STATE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

The present population Of Indiana is es>
tiuiated At 100000. At the same rate Of
increase it will amount to 1900. 900 in 1870
An increase Of forty eight rer cent. in ten
years.
The subject Of bridge across East river
from New York to Brooklyn is being agitaa
ted. 1t is intended to make it high enough
10 allow shipping to pass under. II is de
signed % be 1890 feet long, Of which $500
feet will be suspended platform. |, $50 fee.
q single span extending from waters edge
to waters edge. 1t will be % feet above
hig h water mark at the shore, and l24 fee,
in the centre. Tho estimated cost is E., 1000,
600
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

DESPERATE FiGur BETWEEN MAN AND
A HoG-Born ARE KILLKD.-The Batan
Rouge Comet gives the particulars Of the
death Of 4 negroIunder circumstances Of the
most singular character. The negro had
been hunting wild hogs and Mad shot one,
but the wound not proving mortal strug
gle to X place. The Comet says:
The negro aud hot, as we remarked be-
fore, were both iound dead-the negro with
his under jaw firmly held between the Jaws
of his formidable antagonist, whose upper
teeth had penetrated within the negro $
mouth, white is under teeth held fast to the
cha Of the poor darkcy, who in this strange
encounter proved to b. both the victim and
,iciimizer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

Since Cameron has been elected to Con-
gress, it is said that Mo,iissey thinks of rex
signing on the ground that EVIL communi>
cations corrupt good morals"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
HOTELS AND BOARDING.

D0IRE1N 1oOCQE.
rORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREET.
~ Davenport. Iowa.
pENNAHu.vANDA HOUSE.
CORNER OF Attn AND IOWA STREETS,-
NDAvis Sovs. PsopRINroRs. Free omnibuo
90 and from the ears and boats. Proprietor %
Witt and Msquoketa Stage Lines. Stages leave
House for the above named and contiguous
inca every day Il nj dwtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

A backward growth ia the radical party
10 sure TO bring oat the great ir'igat'r
Wendell Phillips, with his watering pot
Seeing that the decisions Of she Supreme
court are abo IT to blight his plant hs takes
his pot in hand and sprinkles i a. fol.
lows:
'rhe nation must he eavcd, no matter
whst or how venerable the foe whose exist
enoe gocs down before that necessity"
ITS fate is certain Vixen there arises
in the Republican ranks man bold enough
20 strike, the people win applaud the blow.
There will be the same outcry and the same
resistance, from the same quarters. as there
vas when au,i-slavery first demanded that
the nation should mould its form or is
spirit The cutlery and resistance will b,
lust Al vain Ia this case as in that"
So the next thing that has to be loppc,
of is the Supreme Court. We are becom
ing pretty tolerably well dissec,ed by tn
radical party or will be if I hey are above
70 keep on. And why should they MOI,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01

These Prairie lsads; present unsurpassed sd-
vantsges Farmers from Ohio and indiana, ~
well a those Il ON the more densely settled por-
lions Of lows. and lllinois, are selling their
more valuable farms aud are now making invest
urcnts in these cheaper. lands, which produce
with larger profit and 10 u greater extent the
best fAttsncd beef in America
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-01
TERMS or PAYMENT.


The sans land nsy - purchased for cess in
eash.