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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

DAVENPORT LEATHER DEPof.-At the new
store Of Stuckrash L Co., 81 Brady St., car
be found the largest and most complete stoel
Of French and American calf skins, kips snt
morocco, harness, sole, and upper feathers
shoemake er' tools, findings, and materials per-
tainiog to the trade, west Of Chicago. They
manufacture their own American calf skin.
and OAK tanned harness leather, and procur,
oil other kinds from fret hands.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
Read what DIR. Scovill says OF
ALLIE. ES il'N(t I,AIS\M

Me-srs. J. n. HARRIS & co
Gssrs-i make the following statement from per
feet conviction and knowledge Of the benefits of AL
LENS LUNG Bhi-SAM iii curing the deep
seated PrrSossn, CossuxrrioSi havs witnessed
lite effects on the young and the old and truly
cay that 81 il by far the best exp.ctorant remedy with
Which am acquainted. For Coughs and all III.
cary stages Of Lung complain,- believe IT to be
certain cure. and If every family would keep 1t BY
them. ready 10 administer upon the first appearance
" disease about the lungs. there would be very few
esses OF fatal consumption 1t causes the phlcrm
and matter L. raise without irritating those delicate
organs the Lnug-, and without producing constpa-
tou OF the bowelr II also gives strength 60 the eys-
lem. stops the night-sweats, and changes all the
orbii sccrc,ions 10 n healthy state.
iours respectfully. l.. SIOVILL.
Sold by All Medicine Dealers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
III r ID.

In Mansfield. Ohio, Sept 10Th, 1867, Of Pcritoneal
Inflammation. ELIZABETH VIRGINIA. wife oi
Henry s. Fitch.
Also September ?5th. 1857. Infant son Of Henry 8
snd Elizabeth Virginia Fitch, aged one month and
81 days
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
CITY ITE M =.

10000 to lo,n for one to FIVE years, II
ten per cent. interest per annun.
DAWSON & True.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

Pain killer, taken internally. shouli 10
adul.era,cd With milk or water and swectcned with
sugar II desired made into syrup with molasscs.
For "a Cough and BrouchiIis. n few drops sugnr-
eaten. will bc more effective than anything elee.-
For sorr Throat, gasgc the throat with xture of
Pain Killer and water. and the relief Is I'm me dat.
npd cure positive. scld by Baord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
TWELFTH YEAE


rDa srPYavIsoRs For Long Term.
TRlEs 5iNpT -TiiMoAS KoBSooN.
FOR srPgRyisoa-Shor, Term,
CHRISTOPHER kEU>E.
voR supEevisos til Vacancy,
GEORGE N MATThES.
poR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.
LOUIS BEYEK SENIOR.
roa rowxsnrs rarsSess.
JOHN BEnkESS, CLAUS kAHL, WV LIZ"
ron TOWNSHIP cLssk.
AUGUST r. MAST.
von CoxsrABLEs.
THOMAS MARTENS. NICHOLAS kARSrENS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
RIVER ITEMS.

The Dubuque arrived from be-
low this afternoon and departed for St
Paul.
The steamer Henderson took 60 passenger
on one trip from Dubuque for the State Fair
at Clinton.
The Burlington, with one barge, 10 still
on he sand bar near Wabashsw waiting
for . rise.
Tho James Means came up from 81.
| Louis last evening and went up to Le Claire
for barge. Will depart for st. Louis this
cveaing.
| The Northern Line Company have sent
out all their barges, their light steamers,
and their tow boats, to meet the demands
of commerce upon the Upper Missis>
sippi, to the extent Of their capacity.
Last Frid,y evening . little boy ~as
drowned at Clinton. lie had been on the
steamer Minnesota, and in getting off fell
into the river. from which il was impossible
90 rescue him. At last accounts his body
had not been recovered. Tue boy was
about IA years old. and son Of Dr.. Ward.
Advices from the Missouri iu regard to
water are not encouraging, while the Ills
nois exhibits no change whatever. Az to
the Chic. the stream 10 generally under-
stood to be nearly ~ low - the Illinois,
which has for some two weeks slumbesed
st twenty inch stage.
The annual OF semi.annual strike Of the
hands on the N. W. U. p. Co.'S bosts has
again broke out, commencing with Milwau>
kee, whose hands Knocked Of work yester-
day morning, demanding $50 month bes
fore they would lead . pound Of freight
As they were getting t45 already the Com.
2any eOocluded thai Vas sufficient and lea
them 60. SO the Milwaukee vent up emp
t.. and the Savanas took her freight in>
stead. Both eompanieo have . mutual:un
derssanding sbeut the matter, aud the
strikers are foolishly cutting OF their own
noses. Il 10 probable the hando Of the CITY
OF 50 Panl vill fsllsw suit this mernine.-
Dubuque Times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

Right again. Mr.. Cones proposes to con.
fine himself, in conducting his portion Of
the campa gn, strictly to the very platform
upon which he was nominated. That Is
just right, and any. each and every stscmpt
made by tine opposition to spring side is
sues will meet with defeat. Mr.. Cones is
not running upoa any national ticket that
We know Of, nor WAS he nominated by .
national convention. He will be elected
by more than thousand majority 90 sure
As mex: Tuesday comes. He viii 60 to the
State Legislature, If he lives to 60 there,
and when there will. to the best Of his abil,
itv throw his influence 10 favor of such eal>
u:ary laws ~ Iowa's best interests may de.
mand.
II 50 be he 10 ct some future period in
his political career nominated to the Ma
tional Legislature. then will he take the
stump and debate national issues then in
issue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
HEADACHE,
AND ALL hillary DISORDERS,

AND ALL BiLIARY DISORDERS,
SELLERS LIVER PILLS STAND uNRlvALLRD
They are prompt but mild In their effect rosse
healthy action OF the Liver carry OIL morbid secre-
sons. and leave The system IN healthy condition
For 2, rea-s have given Universal Satisfaction.
SYMPTOMS or A DISEASED LIVER
0enernl loss OF appetite, sickness of the stomach,
uair. la the head. shogide-- back and sides sense
Of wearine-., with sloepless nights, cosyeness Of
bowels followed In cases by iooscnes slight
dry conrh ow spirits. with disinclinasion TO every
duty. are prominent symptoms OF diseased state OF
the Liver
H. T.. SELLERS a CO.. Proprietors.
Pi'tshurr, Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
Reply 10 ylr. Ciasssen.


DAVENPORT, Iowa, Oct. Sd, 1867.
II. r. CLAussEN, ESQ Dear Sir:
On nv return TO the city this dsy At noon,
my attention WAS caled to your lengthy
card.
Now as you are well aware, tho call for
the Peoples Convention was published long
before your nomination. BY that call, all
who participated in. or accepted Of nomina :
tions by that Convention, are bound upon
oil questions. Outside Of that call each Of
us reserve the right to think and act as
he pleases, and,as from your card you claim
to approve of the sentiments of that call, we
certainly have Eolhing to debate. as any
thing outside Of that would be On insult on
my part to the convention by which WAS
nominated the Peoples Party being sup.
posed to know the State and county affairs
upon which they wish legislation. Az to
taxation, mono but an idiot would suppose
the Peoples Party proposed 10 tax public
school property, but simply propose to tax
ali in proportion to their wealth and ability
to pay. With this note respectfully refer
all matters in dispute to the voters next
Tuesday. Respectfully,
wv w CoSrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

SHIELDs' GooDs At THE SrAr. FAiR.-
Capt. Tyner agent for the Davenport Wool>
en- Goods, has samples tost he puts against
the world. These goods have taken oil the
premiums u oil Fairs where thcv have been
exhibited, not on reputation. but On merit
alone, being equal to any foreign aaunfas>
turc. Esch of our ci.izers should make
their selections before ordors from abroad
are filled. The demand 10 increasing 90
rapidly that Mr.. Shields 10 obliged to run
right up to ths fullest capacity Of the works.
Send in your orders at once and savs time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

Grove on Tuesday evening-Brooks and
Foster furnished the eloqucnce.
They went They found an assemblage
Of men and young people that met for the
purpose Of organizing . singing school.
The singing was postponed to make way
for spouting. There were twenty nine
persons present, Of which there were four.
teea voters namely, four republicans, and
ten Peoples Party men.
Mr.. Brooks made his bow and slsshed
away st the Peoples Ticket. He com
menced by calling the Grst candidate cop>
perhead, and finally ranked every candi-
date on the ticket ss rank coppsrhsads, and
said all that favored that ticket were c,p.
perheads also. His attention being called
to several Of the candidates, he backed
down and apologized just as easily As be
made .ne assertion. He then wilted.
Mr.. Foster likewise bent his energies
towards enlightning the Long Grove folks
on the extreme copperheadlsm Of the ticket
Particularly severciwas he up,n:Mr. Mulrsy,
candidate for Surveyor, whom hs waa
pleased to yls "tlst l.cshman Murrey''
whom be trea;el - incompetent and un
worthy IN every way. Mr.. Viels also, he
dscl ared unworthy fer office Of County
Treasury, because he was poor man, 4
very illi;erate man, and untitled 10 every
way for the position. In this and severa
other assaults he rendered his ha:rangue
odious even to his friends.
The good people Of that vicinity will vote
up noble aj,risy on Tuesday next
Mark that.
To night there will be rousing People,
meeting at the came place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

WnAr others have done you may do, ono
gentleman says, my doctors bulls for FIVE
years. averaged one hundre and fifty dol
lars per year. Three years ago | procured
one of DR.. iIumphrys' cases of Home -
pathio Specifics, and since that time my
doctors bills have averaged Sl5 per year,
and We have enjoyed almost uninterrupted
health. Psice $40. sent by express on re
ceipt Of tha Price Address Humphreys
Homeopathic Medicine G.. 5G2 Broad
way. ~ Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
GRAND NATIONAL
HORSE SHOW
At Rock island.
October l7sh, l0eh = losh. loo5.
1i.loo OFFERED IN PREulUnS

Aneae Tie eelsbsated Hoesss to eostsst are Coo
ley, Anesline, 0ias Rich. 0agne Chosta, Daelss q.
II. Psechea, Moiiis. Haphassrd, DOllie Duttor. n
lot TsmpAs. Tesksy. Dixie. Bsshaw. San KiskwoOd
Sssss DAr-henisn q SeOs sos an Tsseting sal.
lions, mile heaas, best Ia .. to harness; 01E0 70
he Asvt, and e6O 70 ose0ad.
s..s ri. s.s,: q :ss e, ~ nos:: as.
90 To- Asot and ~ 70 second.
0opeaD DAY-Pfe0ll0 u o5oo. ftee - I'll Tsot
ting Hosoee. 4sreo q 0eldineD, best II g. 70 hss
ness, ESQ % nsst and $50 e eeecod:
y Teams. nile hsass, bssss b :. 90 70 asss ~ y
Tsass Ane LAss DAy-Prsnisn Of elp. ifss to
all Trseeing Hossso, 1asss - 0elan6s, that nsvel
ss.s - mile hea's. bsss n 8. 80 . ar's sad -
same Dsy-Prsniun Of >1se. itss = I'll Trotscs
Horses. .ile beats. best In 5, 70 wsssn. s'es "
Grand Dalloon Ascension
Dy Pref: =. n. nsslaer.
n. Celebeatsd American Efoaaut, win maks he
Aeesnsion d bic Momnesh Balloon . O'Clock r.
+. THIS viii b the
0eanAees nsoterto1o0eae ever
glve0 In eAo West.
= D.lJTD or .MUDHC
YIN - d a1tsndaass Alse, o6icial 06aess v pre-
sssve SeoA 0sdes.
~ TAe above sseee wih - govssns1 b ne falso
a Dextss DriviHg pnSk. TAfes Of 0oso snes1eo Wiu
. reauife1 % al. nd two 70 start.
Al setsise nus! y nads b 6eloek :. r.,
80 4 fSii. nElNT 6Af0oN.
os3sss ~ Sssnss - ~ ,ass,l.e,oso.
]. popoa. ~ ~ ~. :; Al1' o:ssS :ss1S,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

nolLo~A of>rss>r AND PiLLs-Quinsy or Ia.
unAion uf me throat IL very prevalent during the
spring aud Fall OF the year. Thous auds Of persons
as',dia'c immediate recourse TO these medicines on thc
= M p'oms ol attack. and thus not only eavc
80 ~, ~. even dispense with the sdvce or attend
49, s,eqaens changes OF the . mos phere during ths
ssVn' ,9' a'e speedy cared BY the pills Tnes. re
~ .o.us we ooay against the inclcmences ~
the winter SID by ell lSfur,is,s VI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
CITY NOTICES.

Go TO SAN PExRY's and leave your orr
ders for one Of those late style winter
suits. He has large assortment Of cloths
from which to select-irom the best for
eign and home manufactures. His fur
nisbing goods are the best in the market
bic workmen the best in the market, and
bic work warranted. Get your suits ready
before the rush commences.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

J.T rEsrLs, Gardener aud Florist, cor
Ath and Main Sss., fruit and ornamental
rees. ny26-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

UNION HoasE Assoc. ATOM. - The first
annual Fair Of this Association will be held
At Whsat'and, Clinton county. Iowa, com
msncing October sth, 1867 election day. }
En,ries will be received until l2 O'Clock, II =,
Of tho second day Of the Fair.
JRRoxR DurroN. Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
oa1cia. 9ipe or Of the City.
LOCAL ITEMS.

S.lier's. Celebrated Liver pills.
Pldn and sizarcoa.oi. A. ssfe, convenient and
never falling remedy for
LIVER COMPLAINT. COsTtvEyEss. SICK
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

Nnw CRY MAasnai.-John Kaufman,
our present efficient Health inspector has
been appointed to fill the vacancy in the
city Marshalshp occasioned By the reseg-
nation Of j. W. Moore. This appointment
meets with perfect satisfaction oil around.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

Fi0tIOrsM Scales for Sale
A SET OF 5000 POUND PLATFORM sc,Irs
WIN platform ard Cattle guard oomp,eta' -;
ecpts,-dtf ! srtrr~
Harrison Street, just beyond the E.i, ..S- eS-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

If you want igh. heart and light and
cheerful disposition use Royal Baking Pow
der For sale bv all grocers. Manufact-
ured by Biddle & Hoagland. III Washing>
tim strcet Chicngo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

LINCOLN TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS. The
People Of Lincoln Township bad . rous;ng
meeting last evening at Suits Scheo
House and nominated tts following ticket
For Supe:visor-Wm. B. Murray.
For Assessor-Jas. A. 0tevsnson.
For Clerk-B. F. Bonnell.
For Truetees-John Il. Mohr, Clsus
Schneckloth and B. F. Moore.
For Constables-Henfy Welleades6 and
o. Criswell.
Township Committee for ensuing ysar-
n. J. Rohlfs, B. Criswe!l and VIM. Yocum.
The Lincoln folks are going 70 send ~
rousing majority next Tuesday night.
NJ. q. Ex. Goa New York paper
says: I'VE understand that the business
Of the Merchants UDion Express 10 steadily
increasing. They are nov carrying express
matter more than seventeen thousand miles.
iney forward from the city Of New York
oaiiy an average Of more than one hundred
ana tw enty eve tons; and In Chicago, where
'nev mad praviously worked one hundred
ana Twelve horses, City more are called for
ana th'rty wagons to do the increased bus-
meas. This certainly 10 very fsttssing
exn.o'e Tor its good wiIl.' and speaks more
gumens."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

SPEgR's WINES are the pure juice cf the
grape whose pure spi generous qualities
cannot be exceile'l for tho invalid or con.
valescnt. They are nighlv esteemed for
sacramentsl purposes. y. b. Good Vine
makes good blood
6p TO rus B-sr-t'h 10 tue Bryant / Stsatton
iowa state Business College to ge; a thorough prac
tical business education or 10 become good sound
telegraph operator For circulars and papers. ad-
dress. (ca-la-ing stamp "rhe Bryant & Slrattvn
Commercial College, Davenport. Iova.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

Tie Gasetts OF this morni6g parades Mr..
Campbell in long artce, in which he Is
held up IS . perfect model for Republican
alteration.
We desire, on the strength Of that move>
msr., to put few plain questions TO that
gentleman:
Did you not, on the 27th day Of Septsn-
bes last-ths very next day after you bad
sought and accepted the nomination Of
County Surveyor from the Republican con
vention, in the office Of DR.. II. r. Claussen.
and in the presenc, Of Ernst Clausssn and
u. II. Andersen, state explicitly
!. That you fully endorsed the principles
LAID down in the Peoples Party Platform,
and that you were Peoples Party man!
2. That you would prefer not to come out
openly with . card declining the nomina-
ton you hai received the day before, for
the sole reason that you had been placed in
oiii,e by that party, and therefore felt your
self under some obligations.
,. That you would, If desired. write q
letter to the Peoples County Convention,
70 be held the next day. in which you would
fully and openly endorse the Peoples Party
movement, and offer yourself as candi
date on the Peoples Ticket. for the off e oi
County Surveyors
We charge that you did so state, and tha,
you usei your Efforts to gain adoption into
the Peoples Party, and to gain nomination
at the hands Of that party, and We challenge
denial thereof.
Let us hear from you, Mr. W. P. Camp,
bell.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03
lCHAPrER THREE.

Soon - their talking siomered down,
Bill changed his hair TO glossy bro,rn,
And then 10 see . Jolly sight.
He guessed thev' d better strike light,
This Clara did-and seeing Bill,
IN terror she began 10 spiH
Poor Bill. alarmed, 5000 drew her nigh,
Aud told her deeds Of keoxsR's DrE.
hrcmer's Hair Dye, Sstursl. Durable. Beautiful
h-et aud thespess in che Norld. Sold by ali Drag
Iirtr aud Country Stor-keepere. JOHN }. KRONER
hose Pr'priator. ioi Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-03

Dr. G. i. HARRISON wishes his friends,
and customers to understand that be is not
the Harrison who contempla:es carrying on
ing rebuilt just below the Davenport Nation
al Bank in connection with Mr.. Richard
Starks. lie is stll at his old stand in the
Veie Block, No. 40 Brady street, where no
expects to remain. selling drugs and putting
up prescriptions fos oil who may honor him
with calls. The Harrison alluded TO 10 .
new conner in Davenport.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-14
Saincs 8ro'S, Yialtos
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mir uns oufpisIe tauiene Staet= ne ealobepobitcr
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Safres Bros,
$780, 35S, 500, 262, 36i, 366, 35S, so, s72, es29
ntss 3D. .2rOsits gbenue, Stem gOrt Git9 b.
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traftem bereitet bic BEN Gpfteme nnf@abli fno
ben Dsaben niemaIs ibertaeen ooer ben Mtbem pers
giften. Rein Be6fe Der 9idt III wdbrenb ibres QieS
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ben @ei96ften nadl5tAe9eM. Hreis silver &dit3en.
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