Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-05

PLEASANT VALLEY yssrISc.--the peo
pie ofPleasant Valley met il convention ct
the brick school house Dsss eseniog. and
organized nv piaciny B. BiFcha-l !, ,hs
chair. and appointed Eugene B.rchard See
retary.
The following excsllent ticket wss nom
mated for the ensuing :election
For Supervissr-B. Birchayd.
For Cle-k-Thomas Clark.
For Assessor-Jsmes Brown.
For Trustees Henry Shutter, q. J.
Hyde. Eugen. Birchard.
For Justice ". Churchill
For Constable-Jsmes Pasten and John
Morgan.
The meeting Was ably addressed BY ".
w. Gomez, our next Senator from Scott
county, at some length upon the leading
issue Of the contest
Owing to the heavy rain the other spe'k
ers that were announced did net arrive but
in spite of the rain and mud the People
turned ou. IN good numbers and in spite
Of every effort to the contrary the people Of
Pleasant Valley are going to elect the above
ticket on Tuesday nextby hundred ma
jority EUGENE BlRcHARD.
RELIGIOUS. Rev. H. Baylies will preach
in tho Baptist Church to morrow morning at
the usual hour. A special church meeting
will be held Immediately after the close Of
The service. The members Of the church
arc especially requested to be present. as
the business Of deciding upon a Pastor will
be put before the meeting.
| There will be no morning services at the
Pre- byterian Church Tomorrow, as the
Pastor 10 absent attending the meeting Of
the Synod. Rev. Mr.. Miller Of the Four>
lteenth Street Methodist Church will occupy
the pulpit in the evening. Services st u.
The Quarterly Concert Of the City Sun
day Schools will be held tomorrow sftes>
noon at The Congregational Church, com,
mcncing at 8 o'clock precisely.
The following order Of exercises, with
singing BY the schools in.erspssaed, will be
observed
Reading Of the Scriptures,
Prayer,
Address by Rev. ". II. vroom.
Questions on Scrip 'ure-Lifs Of Christ-by
Rev. A. b. kendig.
Address il German. (fve minutes Rev. J.
Denkman.
blackboard exercises, by Mrs. n. y. CONCEAL.
| Address by Mr. Happy.
Benediction.
A NRw FsATuRB IN LIrs INSURANCE.
Since the last :ssue and publication Of the
Brooklyn Life Insurance Company's Pros
pectus and Circular, they have determined
upon the remova, Of all restrictions rs 10
limits of travel and residence. Therefore
oil our Policy holders are permitted to
travel and reside in any part Of the globe
without permit. or the payment Of m extss
premium.
The Brooklyn was the Pioneer Company
in adopting the liberal feature Of making all
their Policies non forieitable after three an
nual premiums had been paid. To this Just
aud equitable feature the Company can At
tribute in part its willingness TO grant the
utmost liberality TO their Policy holders,
the Company will from this time forward
make all their Policies non .forfsisablc attel
rwo annual premiums have been received
BY The Company.
This Company has established an agency
in this city, and is prepared to issue all de-
scriptions of Life and Endowment policies
on the above liberal basis, and at ss low
'-ates as other iirst>class companies.
l.r ~ VI n Gro. ". PueNsLL.
vnps 'Ufrt for To-
General Ae.n>:s. -ga.
Cfce with Eldfidge & Bro, Viele's Block
SATURDAY Ntenr's WaGss.-Sa,u.ds'
is generally observed among employees .
"psy-day." Saturday night mechanics
and la5orers get their wages. How man,
think of saving up portion Of what the,
receives How many 60 to the Davsnpor
JSavings Bank and deposi. few dollars
that it may be kept until the day of need
Quite large number do this but the nun.
bsr is still larger the. does no.. Lotus cal
the attention Of the latter class directed "a
this point, this Saturday, evening. II YOU
save two collars week, j. IS hundred 4
year-s sum thst will make your hearts
glad one of these days, and As you add to
1t little by little, you will feel stouter, and
better, aud more Independent. Form good
stout resolution this very evening and 20
and commence depositing At the Davenport
Savings Bank, in the First National Build
ing. 1t will DO open from Z till s O'Clock.
lnterss: will commence next Wednesday
morning. Don't fail to begin dspositing
Tonight.
FINAL RALLY.-Wc announce this day
the Last Grand Rally OF The campaign.
which will take place on Monday evening"
the evening before the election.
There will be All immense gather og-
rain or shine.
There will be plenty Of speaking, plenty
OF music, and plenty Of enthusiasm.
The People invite their Republican
brethren 70 co no right in nnd hear tic good
things OF the evening. 1t viii dc them
good.
The Scott Base Bal club was the frat
club in the State TO enter for shs frat prizs
At the State Tournament. Arrsueements are
progressing finely and the conteup plated
programme Will bs fully carried out. AL
large number Of noted clubs have entered. |
and indications denote lively competition.
Tho prizes are not being made, and we are
informed, they willcxcel in finish any that
have been manufactured in New York.
EVENING ScHooL AT COMMERCIAL Coz
LEaE.-The evening schools of this sxcel>
lent institution commence Monday eve>
ming. There arc numerous young men in
our city who should not fail to place them>
selves under the instruction of Messra. lies
1 Montague, the excellent principals. Let
the evening classes be full.
TRs LASALLB CANAL.-A meetiou of
Ehose favorable to extending the above
canal from LaSalle to Rock river. viii be