davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-31
FRu|T-eRowlNe.

Apples. plums. grapes and beirNs are natives
Of the SOIL and thc cultivated varieties of all the
harder fruits grow with grca, Thrift throughout
the State. In the SOUTHERN PART. PEACHES and
THE FIHtsr QUALIFY or CRATES yield abundant
~, and large quantities nre shipped 10 Chicago.
ST. Louis and the northwest. All fruits and
berries here ripen carly, and the grower IS en-
abled to command the highes, prices of'he first
of the season. This business has assumed 30
much importance that the Company will here
after run FROM SOUTHERN ILLINOIS TO
CHICAGO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-31

Forty acres, at Is per acre, on credit; the
principal, one quarter cash down balance, one
two and three years, az 6 per cent. interest, in
advance. each year.
Interest. Principal.
Cash rayment. $50
Payment in one year. $50 %
Payment in two years.. SO so
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-31

The came land may be purchased fos e2ss in
cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
7 OYG ISLAND RAILROAD-Fall Arrange

II ONE ISIAND nAilliAO4hi '''
4 meat Change 0f Ime-Leave Jsmesshp'
7.g1a m Maii train for GreenpOr and all way stalonA
10 "a Srosset Glen Cove aud al way stations . a. . , -
400 "a Express for River Head tn1 of Vte'' SATURDAYS
O4y.
a o. m Syosiet Glea Cove and all way. stations . =. ,
M Faunneuo Glen toge, and al way sAious Aud iof oA
I.f3 gstnnif ys only To take effect Oct =.
SUNDAY Excursion Train leaves Hunters Fo' a. 'o m Hn'e' a.
Hunters Point ~ $50 o.
~ lsla el-et Oce .,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
0h, Gurf.


" -, rTpnVE PARK RACEASq fr1-s N.a pt fhe eics
- Ia , an tv of br above Iies leaving ieFs o''ge u r0I
s "a AMI rolrtae AL 81 a. u ani y a. tt'-in-s 'NN"
1,. -...- 1. -fr Fsrr F rgu.I tip - coats =
'''' ava ' l. C. BuCAAQg.. Goaegsi Nssssa'saieaA
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
/ STATES hr tle SOUTHERN DISTRICT o. HLH loth-E-is ~
T.,grrrr,-Iu Of EDWIN " DUNN bAHArApt .Ac
egI hereby gives notice ~ bis app intne1i us Assignee q" e
e, III EDWIN ST. DUNN OF Ncsl"ra t i.c 'oAni ana a'te
r 80 y,rl s! District who hl ben alid bah flp upon Ls
n reios lg he D rci Court % said nli'beei Aea-loTA
ON w..t-. A. ige7 TRANCIg q BOWMAN. Assignee
' No 7 I.eekmsn o. NeFiork CITY
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
sftnmhnats Hnh IaiIronSs.


FALL ARRANGEMENT.-F Whitestone.
Bsye' Dock Great Neck, Sands PGrt GLEN cove M',s, m
% @ asl bosl % 09 ,si sTr ssr 9s,s, Ps r VII
leave Pier No a. r. PECK sHPl Daily Sundays sIeepsi at ''O
CENTRAL RAILROAD of EW-JERSEY.- -
~ Psfsng Freight Depot sew York foot Of ltery eon-
Raiosd ,ad Esso Wh bo Ishr VALLEY and
tons ng direct Pittsburgh and ne "s'' S4h0as sAAs'"
''A ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THB WEST
Three E1press Trans l4 for s except sundsJL sku ss
S1y NILES and horr, saved by is In. cAssss caaEaa
e. Louis aS. wiih sqt Sps eba5fs i 2, S1 GzyFyrs
Commencing Apr 20 IgC7-Ls.ve NeW-IoLt a. ollovs 49,.
wisnsPsli Sl.sr,e s.ii Msi.So1 City,
mn r,TEaS IIPEE, for . t',,on e % y tgn.t e. Chi
Ss ss .Hs bus two "a '9f, & to ne te Ros @ ~. si he on
CotTeet, AZ b Del Isek an West r ior soud'barG
"tsSI TP seIaRi9n R r''I sro~H M.ach Csust ws.b
Rearg Columbia Laacstsr Epar,iA Lin PVs'Is Har'OsE 10
shm-FsT si SoSsyviue and Ferninglos a.,
%-cScfsSaTi EIriEs,FoI Ess,on psiish.s h,asA a
meets s Harrisburg wi.l Tor WhhmPor' hHs &c Sleeping N
Gi5 ms&Por junction and intermediate ',ioaa
HtST HgySTEGY ExFRRss TRAlN-FOr Ea.ou AnsrIoSL
Resrr Hsrrisbag Psbnh an o we W " .,,r .,,pls.
Aoa 'iah, arc run run e ebtsia ct tie ONCE oftle Central Rail
s5 Of Xe~Jsrsey fooi \ H. a. 30 A0r House NOS
49, a. 90 Di''''"' JOSIAH o srEARNs, sapernts5d.at
ERIE RAILWAY-Trains leave Depot looV
S 81 % 6s sp a Rohsst.r Buffalo Salamanca Dunks
and ,j ro,rt. Ws,t nd Soutt -
ESQ NJ wav Train daily or otls and intermediate iAuoh
1000 nj Frpeo Mall for Bu5aS. Salamanca DuakEA 'al AZ
points West suf Sorih. .-..--.u....,.po-.
4Up n Rsy 1pr,ss, EopIing ~ 'trisc Jqheqn NV ~
,ul All fsieps vea Of tuners port Jp hesbursh aHd hH
sen 2 n WAY Train suseu and intermediate stations
Ncht Express, hr Rochester, Ba4Ao, sAAnAaeN
ptrkuk md all pon South ani West
600 a. War TT1in Gor SuGern aud inenn de stations
7D1 p m Night Express daily ioI kocleer blaa' s-aaSh
Dunk ard all West and South Ly ils An s'eePu V"'-
i iunt through 10 without chsr-c
G:oO m Enlgant Train daily, for Toe W esl
Also as Boing sprns Iassae 'n' m 311vrs
T. las. 311 t.3l, and II p H. VI "hb.,i,
DAf NIGHTS Y ooek for suheTn and intermediate
SUNDAY TRAINS n wav Train FOR oi'vie u N and
m Paterson; p Night Erpr. Tor Dunhk Bdha9 oen.
s,r Salamanca and polt. N,sl sEd South u m Tor F-ie'aoA
Iud pon Jeryis. ., -,
Erpress Trains through Salamanca Dunk and uaao N
change Coaches direct connection With AL eOahsiI ana
Western Il,
Perfectly Ventilated Luxurious Sleeping Coaches accompany all
Night Trans. -, ,r p-..,-.-
Depot loot OF Chmbcrsst hes fok aud on. oG ele JI@
City. H. hIpDLh "uAA9APN
w. p. BARR. Gen1 rsss Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12

C,TEAM TO LIVERPOOL.
- The Grstelsss Cj jdo bnt iron steamship
PROpONTlS. 21D tlr'
= o. HGGINSON. COmu'iie-.
vii sa for the above port from Pier No - East RIVER
on THURSDAY, Oct ,,
Rates o. passage. payable Ia currency
Cabin Sl1l NteersEe, S'A
Prepail Certificates and Drafts issued a. lowest rates
For freisht or passage apply -, ,..,., 8. ,.e.,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
Corporation 3lOiius.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To
- seralt- fe1ll proposals each i.nf-ri wa
which reft.s le htr aal TIE
date OF pIr.eutat viii be- received % w omce uuI u m ~
NlI4l J. toH
Swefs spec Sewer 5,l street lo Hudson fff 20 an
le-Arcl ssat
eci and between 9ih avenue ani H.'s9l h'cf ee' ~
sewers in th and t streets between lA ni iI a''Aa
Avenue Srrt iu Aru street between Canal hl
Rrrrtar streets sri Grand street hefee Centre ana ku streets
~, fr M construct 0u H Hrrk Pavements Trenth
81 SD Esi RIVER n 4h street sern
Hudson stou1 street bttse~n ON AMI h
avenue lOh aul l avenue. aai n tl street De-
tween 81 fteuaes ALL ll tle iooaS eros. s; A'si
south SHE A4Itut 90 Pier Ao 81 n u asn across
West s-.et 81 oi est lo street so a'as Wet rect a.
side of tl-.Hf and s' lc " .sl teri 3" i 90 =,
PaaB mly le l s sYeclctoas obtained on aqpAeauoa ~
THOMAS 6TEPHESS.) Croton
EOBT j. DANNAGH. Aqnellct
&. ~. CEAfEA, } B1arl
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
THOMAS STEPHENS. } Croton
EOBT j. DAURAGH. Aauelact
&. W. CEAFEA, b1anL
Y.,k n,inL.1 lll7

CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Public Notice is
~ LerbV given 90 ~ occupant Or occupants ~ a
ani Lot. improved unmpro1et ian affected thereby u
follow Aeser have been completed aud ato isei m me
the Board O Assrssoa ioT eEaaou b. al peohs ncf
F living erasspsIs o. aIavsua aaI Ioih auI '5hets
o. s}il crpsFaas s the junction. o. ttaenl Grelneich
s por paving aa stone Einhetsee, from Bayari
I Ir sn with stone bos, 5lsreei from 6h to 7t
sidewalks Zoo iset hftc-l p and 4illculcz
6 Folez Cub aud Gutter AID -sug eide faiAs m So street.
En- M eigg Cgfy All l25l street. from olyenas
e Por a,ar ana reai-gag sidewalks AMI setting Curb sa
Gutter sore in street between Broadway aud l atnue
on fUr building Sewers j. l ti e l'eA i''- AIi n set'
ami iu 2tn.treet. between gh and 9thay yenues
i6 pting with stone blocks ithc ron ~ 10 hh ayenue-
aud is 81 GIounl vacant Lots pieces nl pl o la
I Baih Il pithteei aud both sides OF 81 avenue % th f
ALEC both sdies Of 'ht aug b't4 As o. S
sveru 10 Of hs the bcka either direction ron Tie corner
of 1llgenue and latl-strect ..
of tHc extent O lf t block Boo either dc
H. CON Ae Junction CTeoavha'eHue and Christopher
T Roth le Of EllAiei.l,ei hoa Baari 10 GnBisfrss and
bh % of the nrseong streets to the extent of L le block from
m s ssss Of sltreet rom aveune, and westerly
se Of the esetg side OF 't arne 80 the eeui o.
hai , 'lI T oG't n. 90 ef it5.r from "a to aiaysnus,
Gi Roth siies OF aGh-scot from ~ 30 JdAyeuues
5b Ron sile Of l2shree from 3iayeHae Harlem River.
eb Both des of from Broadway TO 1h avenue
eb % e of 25tree 8,h aal oh also both
AIDE, OF between 18th aAd luth Atf.eb
ION Roth sides from 81 to m avenues; also both sides
- and The xesery Of avenue essey
s = of sayenue To Of bali the BLOCK from M street
persons interests hhel h Selenamed Asles'
uen opposed 10 TIE sie OF sheT oitem are requested
writing 10 one o. TIE undesened, al ,r
onrs No Basement he's Coatliouso nibh
Thirty dsys iTom TIE date n thu, notfet,,pv
J5SSD J5Hs : ). SSahffIITSELL Board Of Assessors
p,rl o., a,.e,.ors New Coart House October 3 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
Smustrrnis

Smusirints
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE..
''--A ''-1i' ITALIAN oPKRI
DAY-MATINEh-CRIsPiNo;
THIS ''6SHHiissDDAlhl 6HisD lfALilS Gil g 6rfHh '''''
MATINEE. MATINEE.
ONLY TINE THIS SEASON AT A MATISER OF ThB HIGHLY
SUCCESSFUL COMIC OPERA
CRISPINO LA COMARE.
SENORA ANGELA PERALIA,
TICKETS To THE MATiSRg = 50 EACH To ALL PARTS
OF oy TIN NdES,T 9SE rJSSg6 So EsRsyER 6 (. sE4rs
SECOND NIGHT on MEYERBERRs MAsrERwoRK,
which vii he produced vii, t efs ssg2ISbon eRAyp BALLET
INCREASED CoRIs ard ORCHESTRA MlLIAhi BAND is Sss
and BRILLIANT SCENERY and DRESSES and east never before
squaisd IN Am,TS1s sfSS iIs,I5iHs s,g5g, noe,
,-..,,- sESoRA ASGBIA PgRALTA 'e H., new Comic
bOS }SrcRs RrgFThlO' Ag E56AL
m IT, , 'ns ~ M bsrysa , sS St M any Of s s Store
No. eos BroseTsy a. O. Skinner sre si9 No 5 BTod"'y 'Ad
A CADEAlY OF MUSIC-JANAUSCHEk:r
= O''''' ''''''' EMESSE sUctcEsS ''''1N ''-'''''
MISS FANNY JASAuscHEk
Miss JANArSCTIEK'S second appearance in America,
IN uo..,, T!is ls4I5gEboAY b93 GyENlSd' Oct p ats
- written OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS
Prom The n. !. World
,uPendous Never have seen audience Thoroughly 'ed BY
From The Y. Y. Tribune.
Her nature appears 20 be intense It's emotional oua and her
method % acting Characterized hJ great CoE IriGcd 10 tue excel
lent school o. European continental tee hera scarcely
sl ss g 70 BE- a S a it @ g % Der the
IRE Of enlasiasm--the gov Of nsPiraioa.
The acting o Nile Jaadschsk was The center Of Hteres. and he
s se 81 and and seT Re i IN h tie cS Mceas @.e
reached ln she tene her elens elimination most dramatically
Prom The Evening Express 49,
Nile Jansnschehs complete WIN tc snhce s
public induced % take interest tbs new series
her triumph viii extend er those
may familiar with tie tongue IL Which she usTs lsE maA
From The n. Y. Erening Post.
when tie De PEfds reached the German actress came ON
splendid flashes Of the passion which sears and ultl us hten
sy power Tie Teuol is not es aroud bat when
she Is, the tempest IL worth seeing.
From n. Y. Stats Zeitrng
experienced happiness long msse of forgetting o hs
artistic production performing talent everything which not
genuine EFFORT emausting tie peta creation itself ut @hh
irresistible power 10 the performance " alusehek TIE
feeling that returning tie stage celebrates Ia her us inquest
From The n. y. Demokrat.
I called her first performance by The
phrase complete sucess" Il was rictora victory ven
% applause Of rrestby euraIured audience, victory
the sIAm ~ genuine aud high dramatic art
Prom The n. y. Journal
Storms Of applause after ever scene double and triple recall sher
proved tie great tagHhcnre that she not mistaken
when she crossed tie ocean Tie 70 ld N america Tie a
MADAME JASAUSCIFkS
THIRD APPEARANCE
will take place ,.,.
SEATS CAN NOW BIZ SECUTED For SIX REPRESENTATIONS
IN ADVANCE AND TICKETS BIZ HAD the Academy OF Nusc ~
Pond nroNnj store No Broadway; A. o. senrs music
store Broadway and downtown al the Iheae Ticket once
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12

gRATs can NOW BIZ SECURED FOR SIX REPRESENTATIONS
IN ADVANCE TICKETS BIZ HAD At the Academy OF Ause ~
Ponds nptoAnl music store No 3D. Broadway; a. o.
Broadway and the Iheater IcGet once
NJ Rroatw
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12

GUERLAIN, .,,..,..,.,
PARIS No IS Rue is IA psT PARIS
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
NEW- YORK md NEW -IIAYEN KAILKOAD
srWMEg AHHANOEMFNT
COMMkNClNG JtNk q. ll9L
rs.pF,f Suor Eevrort corner Iai 70.
ave Entfance Trerig-scTratl.tt

Enfalcr or TFeltg-seyeaslit
TRAINS LRAyR SEwToREs
EeV fItrtn sri Bridgeport so 600 fkIh ilN o II
GIl.gu drl. 80. 30 ssl 200 lRtl 81. m - go ., %,
fof Mc Stntoft flc1 Southport an ''ipof ~ iL'
To- Ss-y1i 5o5 Or go ll1o n Is tgll 40 lEIL
j. o. b.i,a o. so5 Ii5, n rs 90. sop -.
To- stsuiof- eco Er 800. IDA ui liS tbEh AD lo'
lcf Grrrf- ani tterusiate tauha 100 3'' lL' - -
-" '"' ~ '' CONNECTING TRAISS
Tor Rosoa. via Springfield goo r. lLrI lp ftrh foQp
DO uo,,ol. va Shore L.ac 10. b.. l.1 B. D.. - 49, .,
Fof Hartford sal sgaag-eiI SO tEtL i1s 3N Vth 'N
For Corr,c.eui River Ri-o,i eco rl lasp 4" M0a
for iaori Froy.sass ~. r.lrl H,ai BOO (stl ms
Fos SyiIsrsH NssIeuloa ai s,oaas,os E1rs-l 40
r.. Csasi si.,osi. i1is u to Ssts,rr,o-
ior Iru.s'a..r .rpIi .'' a t .'I n
T. b..isI, A. No's,n Rs..-s.l 7U 8ooA tnp
Csauolol Ssa-g tiri attached 81 100 a t- ti- uovr -,
NORTHERN Y. n. OF n J.-Imms leave
frrer CIV - Psn,rt ~ S, aad % m a. llt AZ a.i
D. m l-a ,a,.a T. n3r..t mos pi'iAnEr sarers',Hn'
NEW-JERSEY RAILKOAD.-CHANGE OF
X HOURS ga s sisI MOSDAf o1 % I'' '--' '' ''' -
'.''' ''-' ''' F0R PHILADELPHIA
VI Eetsa4'on. = "a. p ~ Q 1.. l.t A .J'
Wet rh,iaIelyl1 Do % Q. noon p. o.. frr. 2 -
For atlo-s add Washington. % " uoaa. 500
Io. So.fl aad ND-il-tttsi 80 a. -, '-'. Z. .
TL. tfl tlforsl VIA '.l '.- .--'s, % cars '
'1.---'' -' iroY PHILADELPHIA
Nia Fetslrfou. ll o. d., go > u-. lils-,
N,rri..at-i.bs es. M. l.o p. rr. '5.sop
If,is ,.s,IHet.u. Z. o. ..a.. I-.ls %.
., Bass. @, b. checked 4,efcI - uaa.e, before
-'.'''' '- ''' j. ST. wooDnUTF la.,r' oaper.a caleal
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12

III RARITAS AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
and MONDAY MAY l3 1901 the Lines wi" run a. 0hSEi
AT Ills a mMRXPKESs PASSRNGRE LINE for Philadelphia
Long Branch Le mFOr Long Branch Toms RIVER sDi it
teredstt Stations touching at Pier No VoT passengers 0H a.
4.lJ .. pt,.
VAST FREIGHT LiNH-Lshvs Pier No y at 81 FOR PILLS
dephs direct points the road ana on ns Osdsr snI
Atlantic Railroad Fregb tai a. or RAYS ana qS ne uh0fV
made. kEItftnINos ~ l.. ,..... pLr.a.i
ph from ferry From Long Branch Tor NsN'ioE
n aud II 40 a. oNrv
Aa-'.rNNN a q
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12

l,lrT on i0Nk, DEIANTNENT % FINAFCEl|
BrnEAu OP TuE RECEIVER on TAIKs
Hgw CorRTliousH PARK, Sept 20. 1861
NOTICE Tn oTAX-PAYERS.-Noti is hereby
~ - Az - t,- Tax Ioois
49, a. IN. ye,r I955 have been delivered me
- ro snf psyhe ocs Paymeut thereof be made
t.tr.sn the bsrs of and No.. A deduction the %
Zen Der esa per caei FROM t date 81 pagelt % the
aTSorerhr- BERNARD SMYTll, Receiver
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT

TON NOHTUN. -. -,
WORCESTER PALMER. FITCHBuRGl HASlUA. LOWELL CON
cord TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
and ssach Of the Norwich hne,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or hbh-1Otk
daily (suudays sIeeped a. O'Clock n rom
No. North River foot Of FsstysLi
FOR NKNLOSDONt
here connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from hs above
Norwich and Worcester Boston ano Noice ""sessf
AID Nashua. sad hew-Lond0a and Northern halIoAns
4 n. Pier
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12

As quantity of Irregular sr1 dsmsged clothing and eqrpsge
Gups depot for ten days 90 le sale ana
cstaagues viii be furnished Application al M oce oI az tle aelO
20 Wasiiug1u-st
Terms cash ID Government funds per cent down 'nd The balance
The goods must he removed
depot DAYS from date o. sale under forfeiture oI puf
chase p-f Del osite1 ..u--
BY Of lr luaricrnaster General G. g. ~ " ihIih
Ii Br Gen aul Q1renaster L. s. A. in charge Of Depot G.
sDd T.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12

RI UDSON XIV LN AMI nhhlEM hhlI-
ROADS-On and amer MONDAY April 20 1901 trains ~
Albany Troy connecting N Northern ind Western trains "l
faveN Nev.iork follows:
m EIgIess uan VII, Hudson River Railroad Thris'i'' and
Tsrth7vr through bge without clnns OF
esr ari connecting Troy SaIasOg Rutland Baing
I6Is n Brpress Harlem Railroad Twenty and
Chatham with Nestcn Railroad m ehn2
sprrg, Pe kc 81 Albany with Western trains aHd At Troy "s
ia ns Tor ssrato,A Rutland Darlington. All The NORTH
E1prrss via liudsoa River roA connecting a. AOap
S56 m Frrre Train VIA Hudson River Railroad connecting
Albany with Weston and al Troy wih t'ns 0f hons' 'o
sleeping attached ., ~, --.a-- . y, 49,.
u Western Earcai Lebanon Srrnrs Inei &C. All al Al
hsny x. Western Sleeping stsehfd - Albany
CgOu m Errress an husn River Railroad Nh seeping ears
ttscbe rl through Buffalo and Suspension h4c without cnse
sleeping d7 eIeItg sa-afiy r. iit,,el
through OsdrsAul. without cnsule va Rome ..l
Railroad for Troy vii be made 81 L'i Albany ilA HAS
" Suuiars -
trains 1r hutao AMI NlffnA9n BRUCE
aId Ir9y SsfAto,A AL PaI Aoh 4A' TAN 81"
Stufavs - q ~
suutsy E be via Hudson Rrer Rroa- ron Ne" orr
etlfe stations leaving Nen-lork az
N Returning Pow hEeeGs sG arriving n hsHl"A
40 srnlty r VI, Harlem Railroad. svi-s Fo-7 .,eon g At
% ~ srl atty a. 40 $3.50 keiuitls le2re AAor
tor A D. o. arriving a. Ncv lofs a. lt.ii = - o. ..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08

The building 10 to be erected on lot sits
ustcd Oh the corne. Of Main and Spring
streets Mr.. c. H. Eldridge. in view Of the
use to be made Of the lot, sells it at $3.50
worry low figure. Work is to be commenced
At once. under the superintendence Of Mr.
Gee. s. Shaw. Whea finished, tho buid>
ing will, in addition to being used as .
Sabbath School, be devoted to religious ex>
erciscs on Sabbath days. Pastors of the VI
rious churches in this city, and others. will
be invited to preach in the chapel alternate
ly, thus securing to the residents Of East
Davenport an opportunity Of attending di.
vine service IN their own midst. That part
fthe city has hitherto been somewhat de&
ficient in the matter Of church accommoda-
tions, and It must be source Of gratifcs-
tion to the people Of that neighborhood that
this long>felt need will now be supplied.
Those who have not yet contributed to
this praiseworsby object, and desire TO do
so can hand over their donations TO any
one Of the members Of the committee OF
which Mr.. G. Ii. Kent 10 chairman. All
sums, whether large or email. will be re :
ceived with pleasure. Contributions Of
material or labor towards the erection OF the
building will also be thankfully received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08
Inst Grand yRnsiy.

The German Theatre was filed last evcn
ing with large ard enthusiastic crowd.
VI. Y. II. Andersen. Chairman oi the Ex.
ecutive Committee of the Peoples Party,
called the meeting 10 order and nominated
his Honor, Mayor Donahue. chairman
ID. n Richardson and II. fischer were
nominated Secretaries. John p. Cook Was
introduced as the first speaker Of the even>
ing. who spoke about half IN hour. in
which time he put in some heavy blows for
the support Of the Peopls's Ticket, and most
eflectually exposed the Inconsistency Of the
Radicals in the presen. campaign, and para
ticularl7 the false position Of the Radical
candidate for Senator, Mr.. II. r. Claussen.
lie closed With hope for "thundering
licking" for the Radicals At the Polls to-day
which was received with tremendous np.
plausc.
Loud and continued calls were made for
various gentlemen. J. p. Steibolt, Editor
Of Der Demokrot, appeared upon the stage.
and was received with loud applause. lie
addressed the meeting in the German Ian.
guage for little over bali hour. His re.
marks were received With continued ap>
plsuse, which gave unmistalable evidence
that his German fellow citizens were with
him in working for the defeat Of the Radi
cal party in Scott county.
George Ii. Parker next responded TO the
repeated calls Of the meeting. and in about
On hours speech he gave the lev Radicals
present al! the faets, most unwslcome truths
TO them. that they could we'll receive At one
time. His expose Of the pretended love
OF the Radicals Tor the soldiers, vent
home TO them' with startling troth and
force, carrying conviction to their guilty
co isciences aud causing them to attempt to
screen themselves from the gaze Of tho peo-
pie. HIS remarks on equal rights, equal
taxation, and equal representation. met the
unqualified approval Of he entire assem
blage. Words most boldly spoken, and fore.
shadowing future and certain victory
Cheers followed his remarks throughout,
indicative Of the determination to elect the
Peoples Ticket to-day.
Mr.. Bleik Peters then addressed the
meeting in the German lans uage, giving q
fair and candid view If the different planks
in the Peoples Party platform. lie was
followed by J. II. Murphy, ESQ.,. who said
that, owing to the latcness Of the hour, he
would detain them but few minutes. His
remarks wero given with force and prc,is>
ion, and vsry aptly illustrated, much to
tho amusement Of those present. At the
close Of Mr.. Murphy's speech the meeting
adjourned. The Union Band gave some ex
cellen. music which greatly added to ths
evenings entertainment. This was undoubt
edly the largest meeting OF the campaign il
which vcrything passed of in tho iaoa
harmonious and satisfactory manner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-08

Tia Gaz.tts ss;s shat "tho friends Of
Prohibition sink taei. views ana are willing
10 support the friends o. License. y
Don't that sheet take about ss kindly TO
dirt eating - any idiot yos ever saw!
swallews IL right down withoss griuses.
and advises it's temperance friends 70 d.
likewise.
Aysar ago il abused the Germans roundly
because they insisted upon License. and
now il has consented to "sink" ell its
Temperance notions in faver Of Licesse
also.
"Oh wretchsd state; Oh, bosom black 40
death; Oh lined soul that, struggling to
get votes, art more engaged. But il is too
late. II 10 like deathsbed repentance
even while the grim monster is throttlinJ
his victim.
'Sink the Prohibition" do your Yes,
ir rdeed for the purpose Of obtaining few
votes you would sink any, each, and every
principle you ever advocated and bury il
deep out Of sight. prate no more Of prin
ciple You have no principles that you do
not wear as garment, which you are
ready to jerk Off when there is the least
probability that another style will suit your
craven purpose better. "Sink prohibition
will you. Go tell that in your temperance
Lodges, end ask the members thereof 70
back YOU in il that you may obtain votes.
"Sink prohibition" will you. Go down
upon your knses before shs people to whom
yos have been preaching. Stringent tee.
totalism for years past and beg Of them te
face abeut that you may costiuue to suck
at the public teats
"S,nk Prohibition" do you cay. Yes
like Judas Iscariot Of old for "thir,y
pieces alias thirty votes you would-lks
him-bstrsy Jour best friends ard "sink'
yeur own souls |
Too late. Why so basely s.ultify and
self condemn, when the verdict is already
made up and sealed, when the hand -wri-
ting il already blszing upon the wall, Il
words OF condemnation. Was self-abase,
ment ever more hidsously displayed in NOR
tai man. Was self.eorruption ever mort
open or flsgrants Self pollution ever mos'
open and unblushing