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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

TuE FORTHCOMING LECTURE SEASON.
portion of the community arc looking fore
ward with eagerness to the forthcoming
lecture season, as the brilliant antecedents
of the Davenport Library Association,
coupled with the announcement made some
time since of negotiations pending with .
number Of the most able thinkers and elo-
quent speakers the country affords, nature
ally leads them to. The past speaks vol
umes for the efficient manner In
which tie lecture courses have
been conducted by the Committee, and
the success which has marked the engage
ments Of really first class lecturers has
abandaa,ly demonstrated the fact that the
people OF Dsvenpor; are able and anxious
to pay liberAlly for the privilege of listening
10 Tue shining lights in American literature,
art. science, and politics.
The course will be inaugurated on Monday
evening. October 2s,h, by lecture from
the eloquent Massachusetts Sena,or, Hon.
Charles Sumner. whose marked ability has
placed him in the front rank Of statesmen
ol the radical school.
This will be followed on November oSrd.
by a lecture from the distinguished author
OF "Bitser sweet" DR.. J. G.. HOLLAND.
NEw RAiLRoAp TO CHICAGO. Il. is we'll
known that the Nor,hwes, Railroad TO.
have long had in contempt ltion the builds
iny OF branch line from Como to Rock Is
land, and Judging FROM the following, which
may be regarded as sent official, We shall
hsve competing railroad to Chicago at no
distant day. The Dixon Telegraph says:
1--WE learn from Cotlentz, who is Vice
President and one Of the Directors OF The
kenosha and Rock Island Railroad, that the
contract for grading that part Of il from
Rock Island 10 point on the Dixon Air
Line near Como hss been let, and that work
upon it will be commenced in a few DAYS.
Il will be remembered that the part be-
tween kenosha and Rockford vas com>
pleted some time since, when the charter
passed into the hands Of the Chicago and
Northwestern. The constant demand upon
the energies Of that company in its western
connection, has hitherto prevented . fur
ther extension Of this road, but the necess.
ty Of opening up communication with the
coal beds Of the lower Rock River, and the
fact that By il the route from Rock Island
to Chicago will be materially shortened has
called for the completion Of that part at
once. The only remaining piece not now
finished or under contract 10 that between
Dixon and Rockford along tine valley of
Rock River. which Coblentz ss;s is also
soon to be under contract. Aside from the
Fexhaustless supply OF coal to be thus reach
ed, aud in which the people Of this resion,
A. well a. the company, are deeply inter.
ested, the additional facilities to bs thus af>
forded for the receipts and shipments Of
frsights will be Of great value.
Ms. SHIsLDs, Of the Davenport woolen
Mills. took the three first premiums for his
manufactured goods ct the recent Rock 10.
land Fair. Who says Iowa cannot have
good manufactured = Keokuk Gate City.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

BcaGiARs AT WoRk Some burglars en-,
tered the house Of Mr.. G. S. Ackley, on
sunday afternooa, during the absence of
the family, and made scn,ch !cr greens
backs, Il plentiful suiiiciency Of which were
supposed to bei the house All the plum
ler they esined, however, was al old pocket
bo K containing - and Lrcas,pin
Sn ckiNG AcciDrsr.-On Monday morn>
iil- as Eiwiu Blsckiaan. son Of Mr. Lovi s.
Blacknan, q Buffalo township, was in the
stable carrying some feed to = manger, the
horse occupying the stall. a young and
spirited one, threw himself against Edwin
ana c-eshed him 50 badly against the side
Z he stall tat a rs-alYs. Of .he spinal
co.cmn, and severe injuries 10 the liver and
Iuag resulted Surg .l assistance was a.
once sen; for, but it is highly probabc that
the &C csiden. vll result fatally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
MlLW AskEE LAGER!

i - hhtkNFp- uN DRATGHT FRESH
Cool aud ,arkli,.. nj -uinn n ll,er,i fau Inir
street. ahov. >scoua
reit-dim rf-,fr-s prsft-c--ry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
MrEgr

on Tee ~. :. pfcmber liih l,s,. JOHN. oldest
-on of J lat- and Ann MeS-mara IL the 9,h year of
hi ase.
Friends II ;he family respectfully invited 10
attend ' .unera from The residence OF his parents
IN Wina Township, I'D Thursday, Sept. ieth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
boarding and Day school

EoR lOJ M LADIES AND MISSES. App'T II
School Room lssely occupied by Mise Gilli.. Sar-
cent fiacr. rr ~ residence North Sargent Low.
instruction IN Nasc. MRS. :. T. HEARD.
raaAsA-4'4a MISS I Z nkAHa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

4 GENTS SWANTED-siet TO 500 q day, TO intsl duec
\ our new patent STAR SHUTrLE SEW ING MA
CHINE. Price so. II uses two threads, and make.
the genuine Lock SrrrcB. All other low priced ma
chnee mike the CHArS Srros. Exclusive territory
given. Send for circulars. Sc HENDERSON y
co, sos North Fourth ST.. 81, Louis. No. seps-sm
WANTED-AGEN $50 PER moath. everywhere
w male azd female. - ssll the GENUINE CON-
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE the
greatest Invention OF the age. Price SIS every
Machine warranted three years Address
NJ. LsNls 4 CO.,
eepS-dim 7. Q. Box .s-43 81. LSas Mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

THy profession proper consider hheuma-
,ism aud Neurslria dependea, upon peeu.
liar. ,iiiated condition Of the circulating "
tai Hand They suppose that there EXISTS
in the blood, poison which the circulating
blood carries with it, ana not being eliment-
ei by the proper emunitries Of the tody, i
is dep stci in the tissues. What this poison
-, is not positively known 81, by most
authorities it is supposed TO be an acid
Laciic Acid in ell probability. This, il is
supposed under favorable circumstances, is
generated in the system, and being elirnins
atcT, ~ allowed to accumulate until II pro-
- LIZ Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

QusRY We have been repeatedly asked
i. q certain candidate on tile Scott county
Republican ticket, who did not gct nom>
ilatipn on tie Peoples ticket ever promised
that in case tue Peoples party nominated
him ibat he would publicly endorse and sup>
pert every principle II their platform.
What matters it, gentlemen, If lie did :?
Catechise him yourself md don't 10 ques-
tionng us. He knows as We. as We do,
and VIII probably answer if not give US your
question signed by one or moro republicans
stating just the candidate you refer to. Our
answer is written.
VERY TRuE The Rock Island Union,
speaking Of Delinquent newspaper subscri
bsrs tru.hfully remarks that "uniess the
cash system is exclusively adopted snd
rigidiy observed We know Of no business
whose biis are so difficult - collect"
Well enough, but newspaper men have
the reins III their own hands Ready paw
OF no paper should he the motto Enforce
it and there is no trouble If man is
good FOR q paper lie can pay down II
no good keep the paper yourself, and
yau viii be better oil in pocket. and save
troubles without end. your papers will think
al the more Of you-snd so will your wife
and children
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

"lt-RANns, Loye rofg NIyes, AMI give
them Plantation Is tiers when they are sell
terirg i-om ) rveusness, General DcbiAly.
Faintness, Spa>ms, 9r any q The thons ND
and ono diseases to which the wc4kc5 sex
q liable. l!svinc so2rscires experienced
tae bene'i, II their US, extend tas sisss-
ISs % others. Thls Invaluable tonic siil
rhasr hypo5hoadrA Of "tho hluss1- siye
tone TO the damaged rvous system
Een,ly siimaatc isa.,u'l sccFetions--list 81
vapoFs aad s.nNHi sui generally build up
1he worn constitution. For each sex ana
gil agea i; IS gent stimu'aa. and re>
frcsh'a, c,r.lai. Ahllieas es bottles are
sold daily al over the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

MAcNoLr. WATER Il delghtful toile
article superior to Cologne an! Al hall til
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

AurrAs Is again upon us, AID soon wins
ter Will Gasp Us 10 has friEii embrace. BeN
ware Of Coughs and Colds they often ter
inmate IN Consumption. Co.'s CoueH Bats
SAN 'ss pleasant On, certain remedy. 1t
: excellent FIR Group among the children
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
DRESS g. CLOAK. MAKING.

MADAME STANDARD DRAKE, FROM DE
vi TRoiI, Would announce 10 the Ladies of Daven-
por; an ic;ni'y, that she has opened
Dress and Cloak Nuhing Establishment,
at No 1ae Bs.pr s.rrrr the City Market, where
she is prepared = ao tii work IN her line in the
est -tyic. Satisfaction guaranteed surl4-dsrn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
kaIIc mnnd'a Fehennnntssm. t.Ous
aad NcnraIs.in stEeCfsic

and Neuralgia specific
i the only remedy ever discovered that will
effectually destroy this poison III the
BLOOD, and produce permanent cure
The recipe wss procured Of the celebrated
Dr. L,lienand, Of France by the well known
druggist. Alex Leteh, Of s., Louis. No
No good physician fails t, prescribe the
Specific whcn' he learns what K is compos
Cd of-no one suffering with Rheumatism,
Gout, Neuralgia. should hesitate 20 tsg i,
because II is advertised for sale
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

THE FALL FASHIONS. Already the female
portion Of the community is sgitated on the
al important question Of dress, ard the
horoscope, or rather kaleidoscope Of the
chameleon goddess Fashion 10 anxously
consulted BY her fair votaries. From un.
doubted au -hority in the world Of fashion
we learn that the reyoluiion 10 dress which
commenced last spring is st,ll progressing
and The days large bonne,s and balloon
dresses seem TO be numbered forever. The
New crk nedistes, however, are medits-
ting coup d'etat, although they maintain
sn onnious silence in regard TO their plans.
Tney are determined, ii bonnets be small
that the sizs shall not effect the price for
the trimmings Of those fragile articles this
winter shall be Of the richest AID most
elaborate kind The bonnet will not be any
larger than before, bu, will make up in
breadth what it lacks IN height and length.
The high priestessss Of fashion announce
also the most extrsvagsnt kinds Of trims
ming on cloaks, and where dresses are
most deficient in breadth, they will attach
to them an extra train. Tho becoming
short dresses for the streets have taken fast
hold on the minds Of the ladies, and silks
and sa.ins will no longer be used for street
Of fashion there 10 one encouraging feature !;
the American ladies are gradually freeing
themselves from the bonds Of allegiance TO
Paris, and are awaking to the knowledge
that they are fully as competent to select
styles and materials for dresses them selv -
- the representatives Of fashion in that
gay city. Nearly all the modes have 10
undergo. many changes here before they
will be adopted. SO the, ins short time
there will be a confederacy Of fashion es-
tabli,hed in New York. Il is not very cred
table to be obliged to copy from the dis
reputable portion of the female world in
Paris for fashions. and the sooner our las
dies assert thelr independence in this re.
spect the better. However, let not cred
ulous husbands imsgine that the allowance
Of pin money may be decreased by the
cor psrative smallness of the materials in
t,esses which is now popular among the
ladies. The trimmings will more than
compensate for the difference IN size, SO
that ths schedule Of prices will remain un-
changed, or will, perhaps, be increased
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

Nora .Sp FIR 1Lrs -I The only reliable
remedy OF brown discoora,ion callci Morn
aai fisg sLrs. i pnaaY's Morn AND
Farceeg IorioN. Prepared by De- B {.
Perry, Dermslologisi, ~ Bond st., !. "
Sold hy all Drusgsts rnh2J dom cod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18

VJUAb b 1T 81 WTROVSj
SEWN nj ACH1NES
DECEIVED THE GOLD MfDAL AT PARIS.
II Are warranted 10 90 all kinds OF Family sew
Ing In the very hest marner
LYMAN & MORRISON. Agents,
septi,-iywim 81 Perry street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
ANn AIl nILIARl pIsoRDLRs.

LIVER ccNrLAlSr. co,rlvrSg.s. SICK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEw YogK, Feb. IL.
y special to the Commercial says that the
detective who fabricated the testimony com
p,eating JEFF. Davis with Lincoln assassina.
hon, has been found guilty of perjury.
Il IS thought compromise bill, embracing
the chief features Of Stevens and Banks
measures, will be agreed on in the House on
Wednesday. SIR. Eliot's bill will probably
be the basis, as it combines both civil and
military rule.
WASHINGTON. Feb. II.
The minority report of Mr.. Boyer, on the
New Orleans Riots, argues the llegality of
the Convention, and states that in reviewing
the origin Of the riots, thatit was the acts and
deliberate intention of the Conventionists that
produced the excitement aud brought out the
commotiop. He dissents from the opinion Of
the majority that the riot was deliberately
planned by Monroe, and refers to the evil
dence to show that the first shot was fred by
a negro at policeman, and gives credit TO
Lieut.. Gov. Voorhees, for haslng originated
timely precautionary measures, which, if they
had been carried out, would have prevented
the riot, and which failed from no fault of
his. He says the Presidents acts exhibit
him as Chief Magistrate, aetuated by sin
cere desire TO preserve the public peace and
uphold the law. In no degree whatever is
the riot attributed to the government of the
latter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Feb. IL.
The Convention for the consideration OF
the subject of the improvement of the Upper
Mississippi river, will meet in Mercantile Lii
brary Hail tomorrow forenoon. II is ex-
pected that several hundred delegates will be
in attendance. Quite number have already
arrived.
The States of Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Tennessee, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Penn
sylvania, and Missouri will be represented,
and possibly several other States. The Cow
ernors and some of the State officers of sew.
eral of the Western States will also be pres.
ent.
1t is not expected that the discussion will
be confined to the removal or the surmount.
ing of the natural distractions to the naviga-
tion Of the river. but the question Of artificial
distractions, in the shape of railroad bridges
already constructed and 10 be constructed,
will be thoroughly examined.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12
NEWS SUMMARY.

CHICAGO, Feb. IL.
A stabbing affray occurred here last night
at saloon on Wells street. There was
general row between a party of drunken
foafers, and in the melee one Robert Brenock
was seriously wounded in the abdomen. His
life is despaired of. Ten of the party have
been arrested and are now held partially on
bail of S3o.0
". G. Mccarthy, Mayor of Pittsburg, and
fifteen other delegates to the St. Louis River
Convention, arrived 1t the fremont this
morning.
In the Supreme Court this morning q new
trial was granted in the case of Stewart
VS.. Stewart, and leave WAS given to COM
plainant to amend the bill.
A Journal special from Gov. Stone, of
Iowa, says that the Marion county treasury
was robbed lest night Of over $4,000. No
arrest has been made yet.
A Dubuque special says that the German
Cathedral, the finest edi6ce in the Stats, was
dedicated yesterday.
An extensive FIRE occurred last night q
Ottawa, H. Nine houses, mostly storss,
7a-l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12
Power or. Good Man. Life.

The beauty of holy mans life, says Chal-
mers, constitutes the most eloquent and ef-
fective persuasion to religion which one hu
man being can address to another. We have
many ways Of doing good to our fellow-crea
tures, but none SO efiicacious as leading vr-
tuoas, upright and we'll ordered hfe There
is an energy of moral suasion in good man 8
life passing the highest efforts Of the orator 8
genius. The seen but silent beauty of holi
ness speaks more eloqnently of God and duty
than the tongues Of lmen and angels. Lk
parents remember this The best inheritance
parent can bequeath to child is 9 yirtuous
example, legacy of hslowed rememberan-
ces and associations. The beauty of holiness
beaming through the life Of loved relative
orfriend, is more efectual to strengthen such
as do stand in virtues ways, and raise up
those that are bowed down, than precept,
command. entreaty, or warning. Christiani-
ty itself, believe, owes by far the greater
part ofits moral power, not to the precepts or
parallels of Christ, but to his own character.
The.beauiy of that holiness which is enshrined
in the four brief biographies Of the man Of
Nazareth, has done more, and will do more
to regulate the world, and bring in all ever
lasting righteousness, than all other agencies
put together. Ii has done more 10 spread his
religion in the world, than all that has ever
been written on the evidences Of Christianity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12
NEWS ITEMS.

CHICAGO. Feb. IL.
A Bloomington, III, dispatch says the
Joipt Committee of the Illinois Legislature,
appointed to visit the various places compe-
ting for the Agricultural College, arrived at
that city at noon to-day. The Committee
we're entertained by an address delivered by
Gen. Gridley, and sumptuous dinner by
Senator Smith. Lincoln will be the next
point visited Bloomington's proposal now
foosup &550.0O0. So
jaeger l. Wickner distillerytn the South
ern part of Adams county, Illinois, which
was seized last December, for violation Of
the internal revenue law, has been confsca
ted By Government, in accordance rith q
verdict of the jury rendered Saturday in
Springfield.
New York, Feb. II.
Panama sdvices says the yellow fever il
raging on the United States ship jamestown.
Deaths averaging from one to two daily. The
fever is epidemic on the Isthmus.
Rev. Or. ChArerss Church hos 6een sold TO
Tiffany l. Co., who will erect store on the
site.
1 $50 Bosros, Feb. H.
Geo. H. Virgins was assaulted BY three
roughsln Chelcea on Saturday night, and
robbed ef neaxly -, ,000. .-sssfa
WAsRaxqTpx, Feb. II.
Five thousand Eve hundred dollars reward
Is offered BY the Treasiry Depsrtment for
the arrest 81 Wn. Lee, siiss deo Parkaf, :
Itsa@5 a6se asalasa, ! w. '''' ''''s =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12
FROM ST. PAUL.

Sr. Paul, Feb. II.
The House has passed bill proposing an
amendment to the Constitution striking out
the word white without dissenting voice.
Several Democrats voted in its favor s
The Senate on Saturday passed bill au-
thorizina the Southern Minnesota Railroad
Company to bridge the Mississippi at Las
Crosse.
Edward Welch, returning home Saturday,
drunk, was displaced from his seat by col
liding with the team of Bishop Grace, so that
his head dragged the lground. When his
horses reached home Welch twas dead, the
TOP. Of his head being completely worn away,
and his brains running out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12

A T.RAIL paorEsT.-A delegation of 7.
rail nufacturers-consistlng uf A. Come
gle, John Scott, d. j. MorreIi, J.. Reeves
E. Townsend, Mr.. Scranton, aud others
were before the Ways and Means Committee
to-day. TO ask that the Senate amendment al
lowing Pacific railroads to buy foreign iron
be stricken out of the tariff bill They rep
resent thirty nine American rolling mills,
with a capital of over SO, 900 900, which last
year turned out go miles Of rails, worth
s35, 100000, and whose present capacity Is
5000 miles per anuum, or business Of near
$50 ooo, 600. There was imported last year,
$500 RI, al a cost of nearly Sc 900 600, all
Of which came in at New York The Cons
rni,tee will no doubt, aceede to Their request.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12
FIRE.

MoBILB, Ala, Feb. 10.
There was destructive fire last night, and
some eight hundred thousand dollars worth
Of property was destroyed. Insured for six
hundred thousand dollars. The origin of the
FIRE is unknown
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

RATES TO BE REDUCED.
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FROM EUROPE.
lprR ATLANTIC CABLE. ]

PER ATLANTIC CABLE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.
The following dispatches have been re.
ceived over the Cable:
LONDON, Feb. I1.-ft has been officially
announced by the Cable Company, that on
and after the first day of March next, rates
for messages by the Cable viii be reduced
one half.
BERLIN, Feb 9-p. m.-T'he King Of Prus.
sia has closed the Diet. He thanked that
botg for the cordial assistance given him,
and hoped for the German unity, pointing
out the Necessity of permanent peace as
home and abroad. The King and his speech
were enth hhsiastically received by the people
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12

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Successor. = n. sr.w..al.,
DEALERS IN
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VOL. XIII.
vere destroyed. Loss $4,000; insured for

were destroyed. Loss $40, 600; insured for
$4,000.
CINCINNATI, Feb. IL.
The weather is clear; thermometer 20.
NJ. P. McQnellan, formerly connected with
the Cincinnati press, died yesterday.
FoRr LARAMIE, Feb. 9.
Col. Darlington, with headquarters of 18th
infantry, Maj. Morris commanding the escort,
arrived at this fort to-day from Fort Phil.
kearney, en- route to Fort Mcpherson, his
new headquarters. On the 7th, while riding
back to close up the train, Col. Carrington' 8
revolver struck his saddle and was discharged,
wounding him in the thigh, the ball passing
through the artery. On his arrival the Sur
geon's skill removed the ball, making ampu-
tation unnecessary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12
FROM MEXICO.

NRw YORK, Feb. II.
The Herdlfs Durango, Mexico, cores.
pondent of the 18th ult. says that large num-
bers Of French and Austrian~ ~deserters are
serving in the republican ranks, and many
Mexican Imperial officers were applying for
employment in the same place, but were not
received