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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13
Confirm ed Cru IN bier.

The following sketch may be . carca.ure,
though we think there is . human likeness
about it 80 real a. TO be easily recognized !:
Some time ago there lived in Edinburgh
well-known grumbler named Sandy Black
who-e often recurring fits OF spleen or indi q,
gestion produced some amusing scenes o.
sense.ess irritability, which were highly
relshed by all except the brute's good, pa
tient little wife.
One morning Sandy rose bent on quar-
rel the haddIes aud eggs were excellent,
done to a turn, and had been ordered by
himself the previous evening; and the
breakfast passed without the looked for
complaint.
"Whst will you have for dinner, Sandy"
said Mrs BLACK
"A chicken, madam" said the husband.
Roast or broiled 2" asked the wife.
''Coniound it, madam If you had been
a good and consdcratc wife, you'd have
known before this what | liked" Sandy
growled out. and, slsmming the door be
hind him, left the house. II was in the
spring, and friend who was present, heard
the little wife say "Sandy'a bent on dis
tuibance to-day | shall not plclse hin, DO
wha: | can
The dinner lime came, and Sandy and
lis IF and sat down to dinner, the fish was
eaten in silence. and on raising the cover Of
the dish before him, in a towering passion
he called out
Boiled chicken | hate il. madam. A
chicken boiled is chicken spoiled.
Immediately the cover was raised for an
other chicken. roasted TO a turn.
Madam, won't eat roas, chicken, roared
Sandy lyon know how il should have
been cooked !"
At that instant a broied chicken with
mushrooms was placed on the table.
Without green peas" roared the gruin-
bier.
Here they are, DEAR said Mrs Black
"How dare you spend my money In that
wav 7"
"They were present." said the wife, in
terrupting him.
Rising from his chair, and rushing from
the room, amidst . roar Of laughter from
his friend, he clenchcd his fist and shouted.
How dare you receive q present without
my lcave?'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13
GENERAL. NEWS.

Michigan affords home to 5000 Ind.
ans.
About 5000 voters were naturalixed in
New York last month.
Sea cows have recently been seen feed
ing in the creeks and inlets Of Tampa Bay
The boot and shoe trade in Massachu.
setts is unusually dull.
Over SIX hundred thousand kegs Of lager
beer have been made in Milwaukee during
the present year.
2a.,65 emigrants arrived at Castle Gar
den, New York, Monday week.
Kansas is estimated to have population
Of 100000.
The Paris Rothschilds made half mil
lion OF dollars By hearing Of 1aribalii's ar
rest half an hour before anybody elss.
Peter .Lorillards. Esq, lately deceased,
leaves an estate Of tl5, 100000.
Cotton picking il reported TO be quite
behind hand on the Mississippi planta-
tions.
The cemeteries in Nsw..Oslsans ars full Of
people adorning the graves Of their cher.
ished dead, who have fallen victims to the
yellow fever.
A recent decision in Maine declares the
informal wills Of soldiers 10 actual servios
10 he valid.
1t 10 said Jay Cooke made over 81, oOO,-
600 profits out of Government securities
during the war.
The Louisvie Journal announces thar
Senator Guthrie 10 now strong enough to
ride cut every day.
damsel in Boston recently borrowed
five hundred dol,are, ard gave herself AZ
"coiiat,rai.' The note has one wear to
run.
G. p. Putnam 4 Son Of New York, have
Just shipped ten tons Of school books 10
Japan.
A live pickerel was found in digging a
well, fiay five feet below the surface, in
Coldwater, Mich.
Hon. q. A. Grow has purchased the Re
no, Oil Greek and Pithole Railroad for
els, goo. ~.
Portland, Me-, has shipped 1000, 900
bean poles to England recently at 80 cents
per dozen.
Eight bull fighters have been killed by
enraged bulls in Spain this season.
The Williams Manufacturing Company,
OF Durham. Conn, makes &l0O,O worth
osjapanned tin ware IN agar.
Ohio re- istration Gsrports show one d.
vorce to twenty six daf<isgcs during the
pest year. es.
An old negro woman found IS, 900 IN
gold in stable il Sc. Joseph, No.
A printer in Texas has dubbed his in
fant son Brewer Fuliface Jones. That bow
will learn from long primer aud be min
ion of knowledge.
Minneapolis, Mimi. is 10 BE- lighted with
gas 10y New York company. which pro.
poses to erect gaswofks in that city. be.
ginning in the course of the preseut month.
Cooperative stores are being generally
established at the West.
2,7e7 persons died in New Orleans 81
yellow fever betwsen the 7th Of July and
Goth o. October.
| Negro burglars are SO expert 10 Memphis
that the white craftsmen are almost driven
from the Geld.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13


The Republican SAYS there has been
prsiris fire raging west Of Wapelio during
eli the past week.
g. w. liant, formerly Of the Jackson
County Sentinel, more recently Of the Scott
County Register, Is at present interested in
the Wavsrly News, Bremen county. Sue
cess 10 him.
The Harkeye says that the draw pier Of
the railroad bridge at Burlington wiil &C.
capy the worknen eight or ten weeks.
The Iowa Falls Sentinel informs its read
ers that Stephen Whiten, ESQ, Of Alden.
rai.ed this year in his garden turnip a
the rut.bags class, that weighs an even
nineteen pounds.
The Iowa Central Railroad is all the rage
in this State. A through road north and
south is q sure thing-and good thing il
will be. too.
Sioux City 10 going ahead rapidly. II 10
. good town, and the man who pitches his
tent there and sticks to his text will never
rue it.
The Burlington Gazette says that the
railroad bridge across the Mississippi At
tha. place win be completed sooner than
was anticipated. The cars will cross OF il
probably, by the frst of January.
The Fairfield Visitor says that the Burtis
Opera House, Davenport, costs 500, 900
Yes, all Of that and over $25 600 more.
Mr.. II. q. Jennison. an cd citizen Of
Musca,ine was shot and killed in Colorado
Territory . few days ago. The Courier
says his life was insured for $4,000.
The grain shipments from the Dubuque
elevator to Dunleith during the month Of
October were 307,5l0 bushels and 40
pounds, and to Savanna 2i2 800 bushels
and 81 pounds. SO the Herald says.
We learn from the Dewitt Observer o
the 9th instant. that the dead body Of Z
woman was found last Saturday on the
prairie near calmus, in Clinton county
From the Observer We also learn that OF
the eastward bound train on Tuesday after
noon, ''near Blairstown, . light-tingerct
prisoner distracted from the pocket Of tn,
officer having him in charge the key to hi,
letters, unlocked them, ran out OF the ca
and leaped from the platform, breaking on,
Of his legs in the operation. The trsir
stopped and took him on again. lie wa
lef, at Blairstown for treatment His OF
fence Was theft and other crimes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13

r.,r.,s n,vocnkr Of the small
,o,;,,.,i ,i..h,s Of Raicalsm in Iowa have
mad the discovery q new feature In the
/ ,,...sc,,rof our governmental chart. They
have conceived the opinion that Congress,
,55,r The Consultation, has the power TO
regulate suffrage in the Siste--that the
clause in that Instrument making 1t the
duty Of Congress 20 guarantee to each State
a republican form OF government, conters
such authority upon tha, body. Assuming
therefore, tina. the States which withhold
tNc ballot from The Lshi plan, do not pos
sess governments republican IN form, these
visionary theorists propose Congressional
enactment which shall establish universal
suffrage throughout the United States.-
They maintain that it is unjust to deny .
citizen Of Ohio right possessed BY citi-
zen Of Virginia. Congress, they say, gave
the negro the right Of sufrage 10 Virginia,
and Why can it not exercise the same au-
thority 10 Ohio7 Astuts reasonsrsl Their
great apostle Of Rsdicalism, Thad. Stevens,
might proGtAbly consult these politicsl
wiscacres upon knotty points Of constitu-
tional law. The Lancaster oracle recently
declared that II this exercise of power by
Congress was based upon the Constitution
alone for its justification, il WAS "rank
usurpation. that instrument did not war
rant It. Wiser than their political leaders,
md al h,n fnr ef
lrsgo by act Of Congress under tie Constr.
! tuition.
What an extraordinary discovery has
been made Fouriifihs Of cur "loyal
| Northern States are to-day without Re
publican form OF Government Connect
cat, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delswsr,
aud Mary land-sriginal members Of u,
| Unlon-have been and are now withou
Governments Republican In form! low,
has never had a Republican form Of Gov
ernmen, Ohio and Kansas have just de
cided that they would not have Govern
mcnts Republican in form! All This mus
be changed. Let Congress decide tina
every citizen. regardless Of ''eolor or race,
shall have the ballot Let Africans, In
dians, Chinese and women and minor
have the right Of suffrage by Congrcssions
enactment. Then let Congress establish
test Of loyalty" which will eifectuall
quash all opposition 90 the party Of 10y
atty" from the ballot box or before court
Of law. Not until this shall be done wi
,eery citizen possess equality before ID
law" all the States have Government
truly Republican in form, and the gres
discovery Of Iowa Rsdicalism have bee
mado to subsesve the intc.ssts Of loyalt
ANri RAptcAI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13

tacts are stubborn thinrs, says the old proverb,
nu ~ ,nese aone do we intend to DEAL In present,
s.H wnl1hT's TAR SYRUP to the public. Al
.nv w t!,e Necessity Of guarding agaues Colds af
Z. 1ne Necessity for taking the proper remedies
- we Cods are upon rs. We say, without ieaf
y. Uouracietion, that the superior Of Wrights lar
SJlup ios the cure Of Cousu mption, Coughs Code.
Doucnus and oil diseases Of the Throat and Lungs 2.
w. 'ot exist Below are testimonials from psr
country:
u. r. su.Lros MAcKRsxIR, Literary Editor OF For
sey Fhiiadephis Press, writes-
Pant ApsIpusA. July 80, 1861.
DkAa sR:-Laat Chfistmav for the hfst time In ~
ne. a. Iuch affficted by very severe Cold. win
.. cor -tsnt Cough and core chest. "Fracucs
s"r.,happ Pre-. ~ The proverb eays but the more
s o'.5 inc wore ddit By what then eonsid
r.eu nv ac'dent, hut now believe to have been
$50 W., W.. l "as induced to try DR.. Wright A.
?, purchased from Jou. and was greatly relieved
IN W. ts.s. wholly cured In ten Is not nnpieas
~ " .ne .ase. which Is good point. Many yca's
.' ,s my way through an old library can't
.Ss,,c. III woiks OF that Bishop Berkeley VINO pro
pne'i1ai,s ana truly declared, more than century
.so, Una. estward the march Of Empire takes IL
anu among these were two tYeatieee ID wnicr
q. s.renriy advocated the use of Tar. as curative
. Msns diseases from Catarrh - the plague VIZ
sueu uucs Win the coYeney Of the good b'enopi
SIguMen,s; and am now eure-ffom the efficacy
-. whgntr preparation Of the same femcdy-tha
tnsy wsrs entirely correct.
Yours. truly.
u SHELTON NACKENZ1K. LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13
RODMAN, FISK & CO.,
BANKERS,
Dealers IN Government Securities,
No. = WALL STREET,

Buy aud cell at market rates:
SIX PER CENT BONDS OF 1861 TEN-FOkTlES;
FIyE-TWENT BONDS. ALL ISSUES.
tEyEN-THIRTY NOTES, ALL SEXES;
COMPOUND I'M EREST NOTES, q
aoI.DAND SILVER COIN.
Registered intcrcsy collected and Coupons cashed
without charge
13O Notes all ecrfce taken IN exchange for the
COns0ldaten . 20 Bonds, on terms advantageous to
Dol err Of sos.
Merchants and Importers supplied with Coin for
customs duties At lowest market rates.
ORDER for purchase and eac II ali miscellaneous
securities promptly executed. Mail and telegraph
orders will receive personal attention. Depotiis
received and interest allowed balances. Collec-
tons made on I'll points, with quick returns.
feb26-dfv HOLMAN. FISK 3 CO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13


MANToN MAsBLE.-The New York Ga
zette gives the following description Of the
personal appearance Of Manton Marble, edi-
tor-n- chief Of the Now York World:
III he were attired in purple doublet,
with carbins s~ung to his back, . peaked
hat, streaming with ribbons. put upon his
head. and thrust upon the stage Of the
Academy to mako love to 2erlns IN Italian
song, no oHc would suspect he was not the
proper person fer n sentimental bandiit. Mr.
Marble lsnuch the hsndsomes, of the prom
ncnt editors of New York lives in ease,
even luxury ENJOYS his library and his
dinner (, lounges aud talks gracefully at the
Manhattan cub Is a power in his party,
nni pleasant gentleman in society, and
that very rare thing-a highly successful
aud materially prosperous journalist-wh.,s
s,ll young aud IN the possession Of perfect
health
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13

H.. nsjrnEtlx.G p.rE~r,

a. nECREgx'S PATENT
For EuaEay,fnueous asc,rcfsxscu
Oh Horses fsGsm Carriages.
ThIs INGENIOUS AND VERY t-sKrf'I iyhs ".
= HAlh WI mas been patented u iAe inltct NJ Ala
France ana England, II onetea b, ne suis. IN,
10 me pubic. feeling assured thew viii sd IL anon
essmshs'en' one of The greatest inventions az The
age. y "''
Prominent srnorr ifs aav4ntsre. ave-
Fir~r The fHcilty with witch har.~a ,,,ax IA IN,
mes - 70 or embarrassed from Carriage, also zen.
der'nl u UNNECESSARY for the person .ln
pass between or behind the horse. n. A. e,.ton,sry
thus avoiding ans liability OF heu. Kicked
STccNn-- In case nf horse fslling he NAV he
ov-.d rom the clrrtaGS IN second without leav-
Ing biz seat y i 70 simple "a lis operations that
child can work Il.
Tutn AM 0grAfrsr-ln c. se Of horses taklpg
fright. becoming unmansgeab.e or .nnlnx AWAY,
the ecan-equencss which fr- nen,iy follow,
may all be avoided ny this simpe application 10 car.
rarcs n the hore- be lcosad from the carriage
Sin twinkling, and the carriage as quickly and
safciy stopped.
Mr., q. DtCRErX gave several public exhibitions
The great favor aud prsiec manifested by the public
on these occasions /. one OF tho evidences u pop
ular appreciation Of It's merits.
Term. may he known and orders received for ap
plyn the patent 10 csrrsgce or purchase OF state
u DUCREux. Pstente~.
Oct. l6 dsm S. Elizabeth Street. Now York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13
DEvORE B. SHEPPARD
BANNERS,
Port Byron. -. Illinois.

CELL EXCHANGE ON ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES
y a. the United Stasee end Cou6nD tal Europe Col
leci ions made promptly and reIniited day Of pay
ment. kEFrkhnGhS.
Nstiopal Bank Of Conmefce. and w. II. Lee, New
Yosk Merchants eavings, Loan = Trust Co, ~
D. 8, Hutrhins . Co.. Chicago; Aneo, Copp N6s.
q, - no. =. vene Co.. =. Leal1 flsss N1s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13
LIONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREGu


These Drops ase scientifically conp0anded auie
preparation. and better than any PIle Powders, or
Nostrums. Being liquid, their action 10 direct AID
posiivs. rsndesing them relisble. speedy and Ger
tain specific for the cure Of oil distractions and sup
pressions Of nature. Their popularity s indicated y
the fact that over icoeoO bottles annually sold
and consumed by the ladies Of the United States,
every one Of whom speak in the strongest terms u
Praiec Of their great merits. They rapidly taking
the place OF every other Female Remedy, and cor
sdesed BY all who know aught Of them, the sures
ssfsst. and most nfalbls preparation in the world,
for the cure OF I'll female Complaints the removal OF
all distractions Of nature. and the promotion Of
health regularity and strength Explicit directions
r'aung when they may be used and explaining when
and why they should not, uld not be used vi b.
"st producing effects contrary TO natures chosen
Ave Will found carefully folded around earh hot.
G nm me written signature of JonS L. Lyon, with
"1e Nn'cn none are genuine.
wrssksssa " u. JOHN L. LYON, los Chapel g. .
uassh, sunh. who can be consulted either peys
~ ~ t1sis tenelosing eismp) eoncerpine 81
PA - ca<seses and female wcahpesars -
sosa ~ ofuxgtsts everywhese
o,. CO. CLARK CO.
= 4xayS sssss ~ y S.so1 Csaslss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13

Governor ScJm our. in recent speech
In Brooklyn, New York. gave . most apt IL
lustrs,ion Of the radical policy OF regulate
ing all tho thoughts and actions Of men BY
law. He said
sOur Republican friends believe in tho
power Of government TO do thai which W.
believe - best done by every mans own
honest CONVICTIONS OF right But | assert
Ia the language OF Milton, who WAS not only
u great Ioet, but great statesman. that
you can have no grct civilization in my
.ati where men IRE eoer cd III al actions
Of their lilo. | ,ues ssasi gentleman II
lee believed in toe system Of clctcIcn 81
,onple;.ly that II iuih would tot drink
ios tn years because ,ho las would not
let him, he would be temperance man
thereafter. lie said b. dii sad, sup
pose you make IA. 81 perfect that Ire
wonld NOT he gully II any risde'r, sncr
whatever. would yon noi consider 'hat bet
ter suiltH IL sai1 h. would Suppose
yoI mike law So perfect that hr shall
rise, retire. labor, regularly, read his Eihic
sv.ry day in the bedroom, and 80 e. church
twice every SUNDAY, IN. ngc III no Immoral
conversation, ami b. subjected 10 no ieup
tations-- would not that ht tho perfection
a. your system ~ iie Animated that II
would. "N,ii. ny isicrd. said |, III you
~ do~u 10 S.ns sing you VIII lind thou
sand men there living under your system,
and If one oi thon escaped tomorrow aud
your house WAS burned. he would TO the
tIsi man you would srrest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13
More than - years 81 the oucs
cessG6l use Of
sspefllt,a American Ere SAlye.O

Fin which time over 100000 boxes have been ueedl
has placed Il beyond the pale Of experiment Il has
become necessity In every family for instant ne,
only for diseaeed eyes, acute or chronic but for
all cuianeous inammations. burns chillblans. cry
spelas sarheum. etings Of insects. Nuequco oites,
Infants Sores chafes and scabs. chspt hands. chapt
lips and all kindred ils; relieving pains. snd healina
rs II by magic. Being applied KxrRauALr, u has
never been known in einge case 70 injufe. = the
81 the COUGHING needle. Bietoury. probe OF Of
burning csustice corrodipg lotions and EyewNsss,
frequently doee iryaparsb injury - tho oye ~ cor,
rodiDg and forever destroying the delicate Tissues that
constitute or envelope thoA sono1oive Oegan.
For sale At Wholesale and retail e pfUprletOeo Low.
Dsssssss 81 Assess = isss:iSssss. Sav.sscss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13
RnrhclOr,s Hair Due.

TN splendid Hair Dye 10 the beet In the world
The only rsrr and PrrYpcf Drs- Harmless Relia-
BILE. Instsn,aucous No disappointment. No ride
ulous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the
IA eiedts Of Bad pyes luvisorates the hair, leaving
1t .oft and beautiful The genuine is signed William
A. bachelor All others are mere limitations and
shop Id he avoided sold By all Druggisisand PERU.
mrs. Factor, q Barclay etreet, New York
s- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
HHIMDolD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU IL
ple.ssn, in taste srd odoP. free from ali Injurious
properties, and immediate in To action. fdAw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13
Hes. Wade On VIrs. liDcOIn.

The following 10 what Ben Wade says
about Madam Lincoln, - reported BY
Mack, the Cincinnati Commercials Wash.
ing,on correspondent:
During our conversation, the subject Of
Mrs Lincoln and her recent disgracsful
conduct came up, and remembering that
Mr.. Wade vas one Of . committee appoint
sd by the two houses to investigate The pc
cuniary condition in which Mr. Lincoln 5
family was lsft. and report bill Tor their
relief, | asked him if it VAS true. az stated
by Mrs. L., that Mr.. Lincoln left little or
no property behind him. NO" said he,
Its ID lie. We looked into the mat
Ter very carefully The Illinois men want
I'd u- to give her one hundred thousand
dollars, AID We agreed 10 do 40, if IL ap-
peared she really needed it, We sent for
the administrator .; The estate, and lie tcSti-
lied that he left seycnty-iive Thousand dol
lars IN government bonds, or som sthin =
IKE il, hcsidss some little productive pro-
per IL springfield, LIMOS, in all about
one hundred thousai d dollars. We thought,
then, that twenty five thousand dollars
would be enougli-the same as was paid t.
Tn widow Of General ii rrison. Mrs Lin
colo was very well oil, aud didn't need,
oven what she got. She took hundred
boxes of something or othcr-l don't know
WIN, away with her, and the Commits
sioner Of Public Buildings swore there were
fifteen other boxer that she wanted to cat :
~ oil, and he had to interfere to prevent
her At any rate, she cleaned out the
White House. didn't know but what she
was going TO run . big hotel. with oil she
carried off.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13

TsE Usage loraH makes the follovin,
favorable mention of Gen. d. T. Coon. far.
osriy . resident Of Iowa:
I'VE notice the announce mert in An -.
change that Datus E Coon, .orn.erlv IN.
editor and proprietor Of the Osago Demo.
erat-.he tirst number Of which was mint.
ed under tree in this villare-,hen Can.
tain and Major in the Second Iowa Cavalry
during the war, and finally Brigsdier Cen.
eral BY brsvet, has been elected a meph.r
Of che Alabama State Conyen,;o, f,or 49,.
Selos district by b.ooo msisri,v' Coo
Coon made "a excellent record in the Ann
ana his old friends in Usage viii be pleas.
"a IA not sarprissd q lesrn tia, he ocsa-
ciss 1 position Of influence in the home o
his adoption.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13

Natural; Durable, Beautiful, Best and Cheapest ~
me wottd-~ih give satisfaction to Ill. Principal
whorsaie Agenh iof Wriyhts Tar Syrup, aud kio-
mer,s tas Dye !. Chicago. Ru.ler, Fineh = Fuller,
Lord Smith. sd D1{nhams Z Van Setback.
JOHN ]. kHOVIR
~ chastsss sssssa, raaadeiphiA.
eoGO - oole rsopsietcs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13
TAvSSlG, FISHER { CO.,
BANKERS e BROKERS,


rOLD, STOCKS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
u &C., bought and sold on commission.
Interest allowed ON Daily balances, on account oi
Bsuks Bankers, and others.
orders len with
TAUSSI0, OEMPP 4 CO.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13
Lame Back
Principal Agency, Brsndreth House. ny. Sold
by I'll ufugg.te

ron NoN- RETENTION ON lNCONTlNENoR
Of Irsine S,,ita,inn innaIn nation liberation OF
the bladder. o, kidneys; diseases Of the PROSTATE
gisnde stone In the bladder eacnlos ersve 9. nrtcs
! and Observation-Disclosures, [dAwiy
| *. a., ~, - FLUID RxFuAcf Bucnu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13

An ofice-hoiding chap bring asked how
he eon,r,ved % hold cflise under successive
sdminissratious. replied thae aamlnss'ra. !.
C. npse s. slasuea smast 4 thsy eould