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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25
TOILET.
IF YOU WISH To BE
BEAUTIFUL.
Use OSCELIA DE PERSIA, or VICTORIA RroI
for BEAurtPYING THE COMPILATION
and PRESERVING TIE AKIN

Use OSCEIIA DE PERSIA. or VICTORIA RE0IA.
for BEAurtFyING THE COMPLEXION
and PRESERVING THE SKIN
This invaluable toilet article was discovered hv
celebrated chemist in France, and II 10 to him thar
the Ladies' Of the Court OF Eorope their beauty
With all its simplicity and purity there 10 article
that will compare with Il ~ bcAutiaef Of the con-
piexion and preeerver OF the skin.
n. &. McCLuskEY purchased the receipt Of him
ONE ten years ago he has since that time given II
perfect trial am my his persous riends and the ars
tocrac circlee OF Philadelphia New tork. Baltimore.
Boston. New Orleans. 81. Louie Savannah, Chariee-
ton, Wilmington, n c.. &c. They have used IL With
unoualhed sdmration aud would conet0of the toilet
imperfect without this and paesly harmless
prspar alton. Victoria keeia and Oocelta Dc Peesa
has given ench entire eatsAcSion 10 every instance,
hst he tsrow compelled to oAef Il IN the pabc This
Article entirely different from anything Of the kind
ever attempted. and IL warranted
FkSE FkoM ALL POISONOUS SUBSTANCES.
After using oscelia de Persia and Victoria Rcgia
for abort time. the skin win have sOft satin lite
texture. 1t tmparts freshness smoothpeee and SON.
ness TO the skin that only ,e produced by ueina
this valuable article This Article 10 no vulgar CON-
pount 10 inure the skin or compile xiou. but enhsu-
as beautifcf and les cannot possibly s. de-
tecied by the closest observer.
For removing Tan. Frsekles. eYnhurn. and Cuta-
neous Diseases from the skin. II !s Invaluable.
Nj. G. McClnskcy has every confidence In recon
reEdng his v v,etoria ReCA and Oeceia de Persia to
ne Ladies ae being the only perfect ssd reliable toi
let article now niue
GENUINE PREPARED ONLY BY n. c. NcCLuS-
KET.
Ard his name staEped On eocA label-no other \
nesouine. Depot. No. - North esvsptA okost
4e4 ~ AZ Druggists ana p9laness n ~ ue11eo
o0O04 0ano4a. es1oA1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

Cfcssing.' The Nonpdrisl of Wednesday
SAYS that letters were received the day BE-
foe, stating tha. The Beard Of Directors had
adopted he Chids' Mil location, bu. we're
Induced to reopen the matter to give Oma-
ha hearing, and if the latter place can hold
cut sufficient Inducements, the location nay
still b. made at Trains Crossing, opposite
OmslM.
A medical gentleman, while riding out
upon horseback the other day, nsnr Indian
ola. saw another chap on horseback in I'd.
vance Of him. Being sociably inclined The
Doctor called upon the chap to wait until be
could overtake him. The chap vent ahead
aS On increased fsts. SO did the Doctor.
The chap put his horse on its metal. So did
the Doctor. Two friends Of the latter came
along. being jolly joined noisilv In the chase
The chap proved TO be horse-thisf, and
finding himself hard pushed, sprang from
bis horse and took to the woods. The Doctos
captured the horse and took IL to town with
him, the astonished hero Of IN adventure b
hadn't anticipated. See the Visitor.
The Elkadsr Journal says that . pro.
jsct is being discussed in that plass fs'
making the Turkey riser navigabls By
means Of lock dams. II is proposed to OF
ganize Company with capital Of $l00.eo
to start on, which is to build lock dams b.
tween Elkadsr and the mouth Of the Turkey
river. It's thought that five 10 oil that
will BE- necessary y enable boats to ascend
10 that place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

Never lose sight Of this fact
that DR.. TURNER'S C-DOULOUREUX
or UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL i,
the remedy for Neuralgia, Nsrvs-ache, ani
oil similar nervous complaints. By stimu-
lating the nerve fluid, these maladies cesss
to exist. Apothecaries have it. Principa
depot. 100 FREMONT. ST, BOSTON
MASS. PRrcE, 81 90 per package: By
mail, two postsgs stamps extra.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

PrFrY acres OF fine land for grapes and
frui', ! / mile from court house. only $50
per acre 1920 acres near railroad for
$3.50 per acre. Houses and lots to sell
cheap. ELDRiDes BRo.,
Land and Insurance Agents,
M An Rradv sfraAf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

DAVIS l. Co.'S Genuine Old Montreal
Malt Whisky. A superior article for medic
iual use. Harrison 4 Starks, 30 Brady
street, sole agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25
CITY NOTICES.

Ne Sure and Call fer Mrs,
Winslew's Soothing 9yrap for
Children Tssthing-having the fac simil,
Of "Curtis 1 Perkins on the outside wrap
psP-all others are base limitations. Sold
BY oil druggists throughout the world.
Price IS cents . bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

DoN'r forget the lecture on woman and
Home Science by Prof. Henry W. Parker
Of Iowa College At lie Claire Hall Friday eve
ming. Tickets At Luss 4 Griggs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

JAsEs 6. KRK 4 Cos tns staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps. comprising German
Matted olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm. &c. Sold by all srocers and fancy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

LECTURE THIS EvENIxo.-Mr. c. II. Farr,
formerly Of this city, now = resident of
Chicago, will lecture this evening at Tsm-
psrancs Hall, Moore's Block, on the subjsc
Of Temperance. A cordial invitation is sx-
"a Lad 10 all
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN FUR
IN suancs Of the provisions Of The City Chaetsr and
Ordinaoees Of the dty ef Davsnpess, thess viii b
held ~ Election on the ~ day II April, 1o9e. ~
saae being the 6rst Saturday In sa1d ADf. eos thl
following City Ohnesss. Viz -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

Election, Saturday. April 4ih
For Mayor,
n. DONAHUE,
For City Marshal,
JOHN KAUFMAN.
For City Clerk,
JOHN LlLLIS.
For Cltv Treasurer,
OTTO kLC4.
For City Asssssos and Assessor for Township.
FRANCIS OCHS.
For Street Commissioner,
DANIEL RYAN.
For Wharf Maeter,
b. HE1NZ.
For City Attorney.
GEO. r. WHlTCONB.
For Health Inspector.
JOHN WUSDERLlCH.
For City Sexton,
r. KANN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

J pmcIal Paper Of the City.
LocAL ITEMS.

.CoxsrirrlioS WATER' is certain cure
for Diabetes, and all disessei o. the Kidney
Fer sale t. ell Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

There were forty-three persons bap-
tissd in the Msshsdist Church at Nuscatins
On Sunday lest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

FRRcKLEs aud tan removed and prevent
ed, BY using the delicions Hssperian Balm
for the complexion. Price only Fifty cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

TRANsrERs.-Ths real estate transfers in
thi, county for the week ending March oath
amount TO the handsome sum Of see, 2i0.-
Prices still improving.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25
boarding.
nLACAsMlTaIaNG,

FEW BOARDERS CAN VIZ ACCOMMODA-
n TED with turn ished or unfurnished rooms and
with hoard. nrst house west oil Penney lvanis House
mch24 dtf MRS j J. BROWN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

NGw PACKET LiyE.-An opposition line
Of p,oksts is now running between Ksokuk
and st. Louis. The new line is called tie
Quincy and st. Louis Packet Company,
which has besn extended to Ksokuk. Two
steamers are already running, and third
will bs put in the line in few days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

HotIowAy'. PilIs AND OtSrvsSr-Bu Scslis,
Wpgni< Rrais.s Ne NOR, Nstteriug test mo
Mats h- i'd lced OF the immediate relief whc
Hollow sy'- Medicines afford u sufferers from tne
terrible citas.rbphes ihsn the redness with whlc
medical men them In private practice for all sue
accidents. The grand feature inthe Ointment 10 iha
Il tleaycs neither scar nor hlsmsh OF the skin. NJ
family should be with out supply OF these invalua
ole remed .es. Sold by all Drnsg-ta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

PsRsoNAL.-Mr. r. B. Holman, the gen
tlsmanly prescription clerk Of Harrison 4
Starks, returned on last evenings train
from . trip to Chicago, New York aad Bos-
ton, where he has been for . foil stock Of
goods for the firm.
Rev. Father Flavin. who 10 to take Father
Pelamorguss' place, while hs 10 absent in
France, arrived in this city last evening,
and tosk part in the ceremonies at the
Church this morning. All will be sorry 10
part with Father Pslamorguss, even for .
short time. 90 strongly has he became idsn.
tified with the people and the best interests
Of the place. Many . prayer will follow
him across the water, asking his safe return.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

ISAAC HANNAH. - BLACKSMITH. - FRONT
| Street, between Brady and Main. Horses shod
n the best manner at raduced prices. 81 10 Cen
eral Iobbing me. and satisfaction guaranteed
Liberal patronage solicited. mchs-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

That one Poll win be opened In eaeh wsrd 10 re
ceive b. il0ts Al o'clock, A. H., snd hspf opsn $40
o'clock p. ~. at the fvl0wtnk places. viz = :.
lst Ward ~ the house Of 4. Langlachnes, wess =
etreef. :.
"a Ward q the house Of n. G. 1JIlsr. cosnes q
Fourth street and Western Asenue.
30 Ward at the Couvt House.
4th ward at the City Hall.
sth Wsrd Al the Pciinrylvauia House.
eth Ward at the cid BcnooI nocss ~. Si"rS
port. sohS AnAD' S'S ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

LALLsxASD's Specific FOR RHEuMATIsx,
Gout and Nsuralgis, is = scientific prepara-
ton; the recipe for il came from the csls-
bratsd Dr.. Lalleuand, Of France: For sale
by druggists generally.
John II. Blood, general agent. southwest
corner Of Third and Chestnut streets, st.
Louis, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

srKsa's' VINES are the pure juice Of the
grape whose pare and generous qualities
caunot ~ excelcd Tor the invalid or con.
valcsca,. They are highly esteemed for
sacramentsl purposes. n. b. Good Wine
makes good blood
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

60 THE Bssr.-Go to the Bryant D suatton
Iowa state Business College to get thorough prac
vcai business education. or to become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papers. ad-
dre>A. (,nclosng stamp THE Bryant s. btratton
Commercial College. Davenport Iowa.
Kromer's lfIsir Dye. Natural, Durable, Beautiful
Best and Cheapest in the World. Sold by all Drug
gists and Country Storekoepers. JOHN j. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor. sel Chestnut st.. Philadelphia.
J.T. 1sxrLR, Gardener and Florist, cor.
4th and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. mv26-1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

RAN.-This section Was visited this
morning by another heavy thunder storm
which was considerable Of an improvement
on the one that We had last week. II 10
welcome. however, as it will have the bens-
fetal effect Of settling tho roads and putting
the ground in mnch better condition fer the
spring crops than before, although = large
number Of our farmers are considerably ad
vanced with their work, but W fear will
gain nothing by putting in seed while the
ground ID still cold and wet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25
Auction sale.

NF FURNITURE, DRY GOODS. BOUTS AND
~ Shoes Ladies' and Gcnt's Hats, Crockery, Glass
wvrc, Cutlery. Ae., also lot PArker's 0arden'Seeds
and sevcsal other goods Tuesday, March e4th, 81
10 o'clock, A. M and continue every day I'LL ali is
sola sale positive and without reserve.
Conner Second and Harrison Streets.
mchs3-du j. NeGRAW. Auctioneer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

THg MuLTlrrpE Of testimonials from men
OF worth and Integrity that have appeared
in our columns, furnish conclusive evidence
that no medicine in use has accomplished
50 many extraordinary cures, and given 50
much universal! satisfaction in every variety
and stage of disease, or that has 30 extern
sve and rapid a sale AZ Sloan's Ointment
and Coadiion Powders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

"Bure:,'s Vegetable Hair Restorative"
took the First Premium over all c0mpeti-
tors at the New Hampshire state Fair. 1t
stands clnfcssedly without rival through
out the country, and is driving all other
preplra'i,Rs fcon the market. t.-Philddsl'
phsa Ptbi,r Lcl1cr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

Bottled b iss the Bacchanalian, smack
ing his lips over champagne may pronuncs
j, delicious; but ask the lady Of pure taste
what is the most enchanting liquid ever en-
shr,ned the glass. and she will recall tho
sxqusi'e odor Of Phslon's, FLOR DE
MAYO" and tell you that it is bottled
ecstasy. Sold by all druggists.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

tutiOuai freedom, reduce taxation,
abolish freedmens bureaus and all
other channels of corruption, and
enfranchiSe every white man now
disfranchiSed, and then You will fad
public credit good and gold at par.
AS to the payment Of the debt, with
a reduction Of the annual expendi-
,ure from Si00,000.00O to 100000
600, it wohld soon be paid, and no
people wOUld be more anxious to
SuStain the national honor than
would the Southern people. Anoted
fact in our history has been that,
however lavish SouthernerS were IN
their personal expenditures, they
were always Stingy and economical
in public pecuniary affairs, and
always iealously guarded their pub
lie honor. Some might attempt TO
retute this by saying that Miss. .sip ,
pi refused to pay her bonds, but
they were few who knew the charac-
ter of the class Of bonds she repudi,
ated and the circumstances under
which it was done"
" Have the Southern people any
desire to pay the Confederate debt Z!
"NOne that | am aware OF First,
because of their inability. and next
because they have already repudjatcd
it. Two things thlt the United
States Government We're very foolish
in doing at the close Of the war was,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
youyY suElMP's sc1o9L coNrog!TI0s.
on GONG 10 CHURCH.


Il.roy a good deal ahont church,
for 7 mn there every Sunday. It is
oood to q, % church. Good things
are often verv Stupid. Tommy Slab
sides is a GOOD boy, and he likes 70
read SUNDAY school books. and don't
know how to SWIM, ur - row. and is
afraid Of a game Of base bail, ard
never played hooEy in hr~ life.
Lam 4 good boy somrtjIts but 7
wish If vgs GOOD 10 he bad. Taea
cnDld 90 Undressing. and st mp late
ot ,i~i.t. and uor hear sermons.
Sermons are mostly preached ia
church. Yet ia sometimes gives ne
\ sermon at home Il is alwuvs af.
tpr I have ba., }ai. So suppose
naorle who o, To church ar. alNays
,or, rgL. anu 10 there TO get paA.
i,bnI
MS a'wavs very hot in church.
never u,.- 50 hGgctv auyNAere'e ,lSs
.asI IJH,atrlur.a. Tin never t.lrprv
wLgn 90 oat playing. or when | 70
IN the ciyrrs. Bat Aunt .Icrusha
s,yS if WAS n real good hov it
,rn,ldr'f h. so. Sometimes I fail
,s,enn in church. ] used - tLink
.nis wos very bad. bu, last Sunday
I x,w b,;b ra and ma and Mr.. Long.
r,an WIN masses rouud the p,ate. all
East .,,..n ZOO. Mr.. Lougt.lce sgCr.
"a tLo Iondcst
7 sometimes tbinl, church wnn,d
no a Good nlace 10 plav hide.anG.ao.
sn.t, in Ynu can Oct away under
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

nands at the extreme men IL the
Republican party, you equally retard
the coming Of your on. y sure saliva.
tiou-a re-eStabiishment upon safe
and lasting foundations Of the tenn
pie of constitutional lioerty which
our fathers reared. Keep your eyes
ixeG steadily upon this as pole
sta to steer your political course bv.
Stop vour ears to the Establishments
of this temptation Of immediate re-
lief on the one hand, or that seduc.
tiOn of gratitied passion or he other.
summon all your seltrestraiDing
manhood, and you shah sail sale be-
tween the ScY!.4 aud Charybdis
which prrpleH your way.
MASSACHUSETTS, To SOUTH Gro
LIMA.
My friends, I have almost done,
and viii detain you but moment
longer 10 suggest some thoughts
Which, as q citizen Of Massachusetts
and native Of New England, have
'ong occupicl my mind and seem TO
ne appropriate 10 tIis meeting W.
the soil OF South Carolina. SrDa-
rated ~ ogr states have been Tor
many years in sentiment, their sub
NtaHiHi interests arc yerE simr'ar.-
Vael material wants and products
are c0wplaDivr. Their political in
tcrcSta are likely 20 be identical, aIi
their popular characteristics are
- H.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS ~ S0rTn CAR
OLINA--MlS SPEECH AND WADE
HiMPTGY'S Response.

In accordance with an earnest in.
vitotiou from ;Ee Democratic State
ro,tr,I C,mmittna or S,ntb Carroll.
u I.I,. o,i. t1,,. D,,,
"'' h'''' '','' >1"'"''
ocfat'c ca'nloa'e 'or HoN F'''oi :"
Massachusetts, made a speech IN To-
Ilmbia. S. c.. on the 18th, which is
b.i,uvn,v w,lnIv ronfnl and COM
n,.. IT, ,,or,.,1 ,r
'"e''''e"' H'''' 1t I'''' " 49,
the document we nave come 10 Int
co3cluSiOn that it may. with more
nr,n,iptv. he stvIrd a lecture than
,,oaoI ,s # i rl.inny mala IN Of
.......;.'.., .l.,. ,,o',,,l,
""N l'e "'''' '''',' w
of South CdFO4liia as 10 'he manner
in which they should conduct them
s,1vns tn hriur al,put an era Of ms.
.;,,o,,l r,,l viii an tln MART of fbe
.,O' ,'"'' %, '' ,..,.,.. :,
Nof'h. 1he '''''' > ''''''''''e' -
wh!ch he sees SaIEdtIoil ioi Ihe 0ouIh
are universal amnesty and universal
sn ,frarp The LATTER part of his
49,, r,l,,,r,.
>ic'O" - 90 '''''
10 oo'h whites a'u o'"cN' "o"'', '''i
c"u! sci inc ,hoHt lot '''''9 .', '".'
pd'lelft c"hs'"'l "tro' r'' '"1t ',''''
our cares are "4Ii''"'t '''o"Th Il a.
pest oi ""' H'NI Nv lo' 'I', MAN,
thenl i'OPe''H' ~ ''''''''S1 ~ ii,,o'''i'' l'i
Stailull,S' Vi ""Eri' vi II. o'V'''
thiilK lh"t even II ~" "Tlo iIeo ~
Ho rs you HN',' " '9e Po',0S "1u'',
dictate tnr e"uca'Lon anu sl'"u",
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VI nv i,'e T'' r'<' Is
last as lhcH "r'e III iol It, -'o ~
people can a'''i u w IT' ic'"';,o Gu ;'',,,-, -,
h"rance among It's l'eoI',' '"l ~
ahce IS IFS lhieiI'tc'"e e"'"'i' 1,o'
do lhli'N 'il"' any S'"'cN,t'''''''N' o.'
pollcy IN i'Paoiic can s"lVi any
permanent tAc'"S'o'l Ut any ''"He VI
ITS ciilzchS IRON Il snare III tnt gov :
ti''" e''O ~ '''O '''''.'r .''..,',,,,,,,,t,
N''o% W." -, ,,,nn S,ab la
rnnard tn a f,rriGu moi cy. as many
sincere men now are urging upon
you. In reference to the colored
people, the cry OF "Amerlca f"r
Americans" has been as Iond ana
more popular than the shout that
"thlS is a white mans goyelhmHnt'
can adopt neither, and beg you
not to br tempted by Nonr present
evils to make the latter your shlobO'
lelh Be iarSceiug and generous
enough 10 take Ioitirr stand. ana
see this broad Land TO he the refuge
Of al. nations, and OF all races ana
co!oI>, where the evil rights are re
= 'eo'r" ",,,, "' '';,' !, aonooJad ~ Snnn
rs a due regard to the safety and
good order Of all will permit. Moth
ing can be more fruitful source of
discontent and disturbance than the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
politital.
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.

Hc Prophesies Despotism and an En-.
pre-Grant Underrated-Opi,ti0m
of the Cdndidates-The PreSiden-
tidL ElectiOn-NO Trouble Antioi.
pated During the Election -Hi3
Tie,cs on National Finances.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
A NOBLE APPEAL.

Whether this he 50 or not. there
has long been enmiry between us.
Let it be 50 no longer. We have
our dislike. ma@nifed our
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
EVERGREEN NURSERIES.

yUNHE Proprieturs of the-e NURSERIES take
pIensaIe ia aAhndRcing to their ren", a''GG a
t'e uuilr that Nv is the | ne 70 m' o., -
oRpuARnS and that they are prepIt.d 4 iur'
ri.h Young bezlihy snd well grown s'iu lhf' y
RAISED FRUIT TPEES OF the r'n,t approved
var, tles aud Al the Lowest prices. FoH CASH
Gene see, and select for yourselves.
80 Catalogues furnished gratis to apphcah's'
For further psrticuArs address
z Z. MAYNARD CO..
a.hla N CsstaA, klss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
Patent. .nIetallic;Whito CIcthesbines

SV1HE undersigned. agent of .he American wirf
i Company of New Ioik w"r h"G leave t. adll
the attention Of the h 'usrkeerers of nndis"n
Koupty. to their Patent Matahc Clothes Line.
which ha. been found to ne the only article sui'a.
bic for a clothes line, except the old fashioned
rnpe which always causes so muca annoyance and
roubls by breaking, rafting out and c.Sc"inf'ne
clothes, ana by beig Obliged to put it up and take
h down every time used.
With this line you have none OF those annovan
ss., and when il is ouce pat up it gives no uoTe
tF,ule.
Price, 81 cents per foot.
specimens can bo seen at The Drug store Of
Gosby 4 Richards.
MARI AL. GOULD, Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02

Tar newly elected Police Magistrate Of
Rock leland has given the reporters to un-
dsrstand that they must not publish his
docket, So il gives peoples bad opinion Of
the town, and Furthermore has threatened
70 kick them out Of doors He must bs .
hsafty dorg. Ths Police Gazette could End
rich material in that dsmsralizsd burg.
From the annual report OF the Police
Magistrate, w learn that during the year
just closed, there has been brought before
him three hundred and ffty-fvs cases, Of
parties. charged with violating the city Or
dinancss. The fines collected from these
parties, and paid over to the City Marshal
amounts to 81 ,o44.1s. The number Of ar.
rssts 10 absus the came rs last year, but,
from the fact that . lags number were
transient persons, and many for miner Of
isncss, il is evident that rogues and asis-
tocsatio resssls have had the fear Of the
present police department before them. and
kept unusually quiet. If many Of these
who do not pay their fines could bs set 70
work for few days upon the streets. the
effect would bs beneficial. and very mater
tally reduce the expense Of shs department.
The expenses this year are however, about
$500, less than they were last year, which
fact speaks we'll for the present officers.
Business at court bss been uuusualy
dull for few days past, probably from the
fact that il 10 not particularly agrseabls to
board With Sheriff Sshnitges during this
pleasant weather. Or the roguee nay be has.
ing carnival Of Rock Islaed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-02

SUICIDE At LRCLAisB.-From gentlemen
from L. Claire we learn the following partics
ulars Of the violent death by suicide OF MI.
George Peasley, well and favorably known
to many Of our readers as tho son OF Mr..
Ezekiel Peasley, Of lie Claire Township
The deceased lived at the time Of
his death, about three miles
northwest of tho town Of Ls Claire.
He was found Yesterday hanging by the
neck, and WHAT'S very sinsulsr about the
affair, was entirely naked. 1t sesms that
for some unknown cause he had taken %
oil Of his clothing, and then wrapped :
grain sack about his neck probably to pre-
vent the ropes hurting, and in this conoi
ton suddenly launched himself into etsrni-
ty. No cause is asei ned for this rash act.
He was about so Years Of age, and leaves .
wife and large circle Of friends to mourn
his sudden and unexpected death. ha had
been married about two wears, and neither
his vile or any OF his fri.nds know Of any
cause for the terrible deed From the con
dition in which the body vas found, the
| most natural conclusion is, that he was IA
boring under q temporary alteration OF
| mind