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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10
n Yeush Genes 10 Grief.

From the New Albany lind. Commercial ]
Recently young man, whose parents be-
long to one Of the most respectable tamil
lie" in Putnam county. wood and won the
affections Of young Iowa lady. . school
mistress in old Patnam. By solemn prom
Use Of marriage, the scoundrel accomplished
the girl's ruin. He then circulated the
most scandalous reports about her, adding
to tho injury he had already inflicted by
trying to edeotually blast her reputation.
Prior to receiving the visits Of this vii
lain. the young lady had never kept the
company Of any man. Her reputation was
above reprcach, and she was highly esteem
ed by all who knew her. She finally in
trusted the secret OF her great wrongs to q
gentleman in Iowa, who had known ner
from her infancy, and this gentleman deter
mined to avenge her injuries. But by
some means his determination became
known, aud the seducer fed, or secreted
himself in the neighborhoc1 Of the resi-
dcnce Of his parents.
Last week the gentleman from Iowa ar
rived in Putnam county, and Immediately
set about searching for the where
abouts of the seduccr. The object Of
upon his fathers farm. The Iowa
man az once proceeded TO business by draw
ing revolver and placing il in the most
uncomfortable proximity to the seducsr' .
head. The young scoundrsl begged, cried,
prayed, implored nos to be shot. lie said
he would marry his victim, or do anything
to satisfy tho iniuriated lowan.
| Finally, the Iowa man compelled ths
| To- III 80 .h~M &enn Il,
greenbacks-being al the money that he
and his father could raise. This he handed
over to tho injured girl He then proceed
ed to tie the young scamp Up 70 a small
tree, and with . good cowhids welted his
miserablc,s carcass until he was fairly tired
out This concluded, tho Iowa hero left
for his home, taking tho young lady, who
was his relative, with him. We guess the
Putnam county youth will not soon again
venture into the seduction business.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

Upha,n's Hair Gloss and Curl.
Ing Fluid 10 TIE bsst Hairdressine in the world
curl pecmetesit IL growth. De- ffices - -. botls
UlAns FnBcn1R Ann Pmrls RAn0u1n re0OvoG
FreckIes, Tan, eunbafe, Pimpleo @ TIE Foce, Son
enc H. caln and Beauti1es the Complexion. Prics
- cents.
UsnAn's AesanA Cu1n rs1ieves the most violent
psroxys0e OF Asthma In ten minutes, and effects Z
speedy cure. Price. - package.
and Mousieche beautiful black or bruwn II cnr.
sU OF only one preparation Color will not fade q,
wash out. Only 80 cents . bog, -.s "
Soid y 9. uphAM, - 6oatA Eighth ST.. Ph,s.
Also 80, ios esic BY al Druggists in Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

GENERAL GaASr has curtailed some Of the
| exl enses and abuses Of the War Depart
nen;, but we hear that he has been guilty
OF rs many more. Enormous abuses vet
abound on all hands. A slight glance and
only few, n very few items-thc remnants
OF shoddy contracts, profusediy pisen out
which remained on hand last June, two
whole years after the war had closed, and
after the armies had been dismissed, will
show what reliance there is in the state
mcnts Of Senator Chandler, as to the econo-
MY and saving qualities Of Stanton, "ihe
Coronet Of the War"
On page 24s. OF the report of the Secro
tara 1T War. for 1867, is gwen n table show
ing the clothing on baud lune so. 1867, rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

,....,. ~s three explosions Of kerosene
r;ns. Nv. ,h., Rapids las, week, and III.
a.,r.,;on -. MN. N each case a general con-
Three fellows in vin,or
patent for : machine which . we received .
farmer or tsamster TO sharpen ~ '1o,e '0e
their horses shoes without the Ala ~'ks on
psnsss Of blacksmith. The New. -. TX
dsscribss Il: 1T can be carried in Won.
buggy. wagon, Or even in your pocket, And
can be used IL any place 10 the middl. o,
he esad = ~ - in your barn, ed b.
~ - that - toga soGbe mill."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

ANTE BfLLuM-A RExixlscEvcE.-Wc
md the following Advertisement in copy
o'the Weekly Telegraph, small advertising
sheet Published IN ST. Louis. BY VIM. r.
sioss, OF date March 18th. 1859. The rapid
advancement of one member Of the arm OF
Dogs Grant is too patent to every
BODY to need any further meution:
sseSs .. 3. GRANT.
ROGGS GRANT. GENERAL A0INra
icr Selling. Bartering Real or psrsonai
E'ePettr, Notes, Bonds and other Securities !:
.,so~ing or Leaning Money on Rsai Estase o.
Has good security collecting Rents. Renting
o.bsr collecting Of Notes, Ellis, Accounts or
iosis. No. - 'e ''ree'' 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

An Alabama paper announced that il
would keep silent in regard t. . "certain
little affair" il bottlscf champagne were
sent to the office. The editor received sev.
en- bottles from seven different parties.
all the telegraph lines of Great Britain
are to be placed under charge Of the Peat
Office Department. 1t is thought THE will
cheaper the rates Of telegraphing. Similar
action On the part Of our Goverument ia
loudly called for here.
PArER.-Thc paper having the LARGEST
circulation-the paper Of tobacco.
Drawing papcr-dsntist's bills.
Ruled paper-1he French Prese.
Paper for the trough sand paper.
A paper that taxes ShsriGrs warrant.
Papers Illustrated with cuts-editorisl
exchanges.
Of pins. .'' . '.' - Az" P"F'1
=, ro y s containing May 6ns pslass-pa-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10
rssr1NoSiAL OF MEDICAL MEv.

srosv PoIST, White CO. Ark MAY %, '6e
Da Joms BrLi-Dear Sir: Last Fcbrunrv Wa In
Louisville purchasing drugs, anA got suae Of pour
carsapartlla and Cedron Bittefs. " sonan-lav uhc
matieri for some time, co0menced o. the Bitter,
ard soon found his general health improved. DR..
Sist who had been In bad health, tried them, and he
AIS improved DR.. Coffee, who had been in bad
health for several years-etomach and liver affected
he improved very much BY the of your Bitters.
Indeed the Cedron Bt;en has given you crest popu-
lari.y In this settlement. think could sell great
quantity OF your incidence this fall-especially OF
your Cedron Bttefs and Serrapasilla. ship me via
Aemphis. care Rickett Nicely. RESPECTFULLY.
octs9deodAwly c. B, WALHbR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

4 Ceu3h. . Cold or Q Sore Throat,

n VVW89 VVs0Vs SVAV
Requires immediate attention. and should be check
ed n allowed to continue,
lrritnalon Of che Lungs. q Per.
manent Throat Disease, or
Consumption.
is often the result
Browns Bronchial TrOchoS |
Having direct influence TO the parts. give immedi
q rss.s, c ar rnntn and hrnat
Diseases, Troches are used with alwaye good
success.
them TO clear and strengthen the voice.
OBsAIH only" Bnnwu'e BRoscmAL TBouuns." and
DO not take any OF the Worthless limitations that
may be offered Sold Everywhere. novii-dAvsm
APANIC
Would psrAlyxe ths world Of fashion II L we're
PROCLAIMED BvERYwnER1
s. color Se = sSs ssi sS sss 70 ssS Would $
DREADFUL DfIEuMA
u both sssss, Mthat ssnia baisamie poisonlee md
peerless p' cRgsssTH,Donos HAM pYH,
were STRICKEN on The roll Of toilet loxures No dan
ger Of that, however Il is not Sor day but for al
:s $3.50 I::: l2 Z. Dss
Applied BY ali Hair Dressers.
HOFFs MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF
HAHN. PHnscnssp nv ruysisaAss IL New Yosx
iaet thst moet q Aassiean pAysicass prescribe this
healthful beverage a. rosie a. well a. pleasant
remedy for dyspeptics debilitated eonsumptives
valescsnts. invads and weak persons. especially in
| the New York Academy OF Medicine with the names
OF the Professors Fordyce Barker Van Buren, James
| r. Wood, OF New York City, We name also the we'll
| known DR. r Com-tock, Of st. Louis, who recon-
msnds it to his patients in HE practice The eminent
physicians Drs. Crane aud White, Of New York.
| wrote to Mr. Hot. 542 Broadway New York, the fol-
| lowing letter I'VE have used Hohs Malt Extract in
practice aud the results have been such q. to fully
| rla afie G,yh Hso1
10 destined 10 supply want long felt"
DR.. Blecken, u Redwing, MIN. wrote ~ saw
by the papers that the genuine Hof's Malt Extract
Of the greatest importance for consumptive-. Ny
uncle N. d. Sandefsieben, ePrussian Coun selor Of
Medicine wrote me about its wonderful efficacy he
had prescribed II At 81 Paul and obtained the best
friends, DR.. Game who is su6erisg from pulmonary
consumption with spasuodic asthma please there.
fore, oIlows order) SOLD At Drusgists and 0roeers
DR.. s. 1. Tobias'
Pul,nonic Life syrup, for the Ours
OF recipient Consumption Coughs, Coids Group
, Asthma. Liver Complaints, and 0eneral Debility
For eral years have been urged by Kind fftonda
Syrup. to put It up for general sale bat lev know
the large expense, now that the plntry 10 AoodeI
with Patent Medicines. which attShd us same Foi
yeafs past was reluctant g Do %. the capital
the operations Of NJ Vsassiaa Liniment business
But. thanks 10 the generous public Who have appre
ciated my venctian Lnimsnt, an able 70 do .,
without any dethment 70 ~ largo business In tha
TO attending to the msnufsctsre Of every drsp nv
self. and ehal do the same in regard 10 my Pumoni
Life Syrup. The 1ngsedients perfectly harmless
but act on the Lungs and Liver with astcnishipg ei
S New York, near Jersey Chy Ferry. Sold By ID
. Dsugeets and 0torekeepeYs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Eruth Stranger thar Fiction.
Newark Licking Co., Ohio, Aug. 10, 1867,
Messrs. Hoststier d Smith:
gentlemen My wife having received 80 much
benefit from your Bitters, deem u my duty to give
testimony in their fsvos. About one and halt
years since she had very severe attack OF Dyeen-
tery. or Bloody Fiux, which became chronic and
continued for the above period OF time, battling the
most skilful phy oicians In the country We finally
became discouraged and gave up all hope OF her re-
covery. when, by accident my ate WAS called
to yonr most valuable Biters by Meesrs. Collcns 4
Thusstou. Druggists. handing me one Of your Al
manacs Finding them recommended for Bloody
Flux, bought one b0eo1o, ano co00eaced giving
according to directions and before oae-thfd Of the
bottle had been taken she was entirely cured, aad
ssjoys perfectly good health ct this elihe.
Host respectfully, ye9se,
W.D. Nu1TKA.
Branchville, Ala, March II. 1887.
Messss. Hoetetter q Smith, Pittsburg, Pa.
Dear Sifs IL On hardly ablc 70 express my graft
tnde for the benent have derived from the use Of
your STOMACH BlTTRRS have been aiiicted
with Liver Couplaint and Dyspepsis for more No.
avs yesp. from which ouneroa 10 lies1e NJ phyo-
cians failed 10 give Ne pesmaneat relief / became
meleneholy and unhappy ~ constellation was
much broken down BY using mercury Accident
ally meeting with one ofyous Aimanacs II induced
me 10 procure few bottles Of your olttses, which
Afforded me very great selief, and Il b my sincere
opinion that they win soon eject permanent cure
I was pronounced ineurahle. and ~ recovery
through your Bitters will be little ehoet Of . mira.
Gle ~ neighbour express surprise q seeing me 20
much improved In health, aad look ueon my rspad
recovery - wonderful 0restfslly. loess..
ROBT. r. NEWTON, r. Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

George Francis Train, according 20 The
irish papers BY the late steamers. appsare
to have been required to give his parole 70
avoid political topics in bic speeches. The
York Examiner. Of the 2sd, says Of Mr..
Train:
Yesterday, this gentleman paid us .
VISIT, as this office, 10 explain the subjects
and mode Of treatment Of the course Of lee
lures he proposes to give in this city
From them, Mr. Train states, be will strict.
~ exclude everything of political charac-
ter, and will only rely on the extraordinary
incidents Of his remarkable life and travels
to interest and amuso bis audience. We do
not doubt but tina. s,r. Train will command
very large audiences in this even, Hewas
engaged yesterday in making arrangements
fer the lectures"
The Cork Herald says.
Mr.. George Francis Train visited yes
tcrday some of the friends. who had paid
him their respScts after his selease from
imprisonment on Monday. Wherever he
went crowd followed him. end on his re-
turn to the Imperial Hotel, which was about
o'clock in the evening, an immense con-
course OF people, of all claeses. had asesm.
oied. lie drove to tho hotel in one Of our
covered cars otherwise ain cles and vss
uproariously cheered, MISUNDERSTANDING A..
presence Of policemen in and ON, - ra;'
form. Mr.. Train returned, in q o~., and
courteous uanner the imrulsive ana cor
daily euthusssstic reception given Inv,
taking off his hat occasionally, ard bowine
to the people,"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10
~ uox.ts G 3 n X 50 afsis,s:;

Costsveueo0 10 aGgravatod by
The ~ Of stroag pufHatlves. TIE only ratiunal
treatment + es0s gsatls la1atvs end tssie Me DR..
hAxnsos's PznfAisfc LosrssD. These never
weaken but gradually restore mature. They renove
Oppression, Disainess HI adaehs. and every fosn q
lndigcssion, also, sAssn0 nspR ssnsdy Sus nsss,
either bleeding = oshssWbs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10
DIR. WHI0aT'S
TAR SYRUP.

1eeas - etshbesa thlnea. ~ ~ - veovsse
~ .c in H. sons Do Ne Intend 70 cesi,1 m
~ WnlOaIS TAR DYHuP 70 " peo1 ~
.sTw ~ necessity Of guarding agalnss Oosos
NY 4. ~ necessity Spe tatink the peopes ~ ~.
w Goies are upoo u. weee4s 1nSSS ~
Ss ooetndietion, that the superior q Wne.sc ~, ~
SyseH ~ ~ care Of C0nes1pti1os C0senS 49,
.s0nt nito. aed ~ dieeaSse Of the Insces enc
49, nos e1bc 6eiow - 6stioonies - ~
sOoss eome 81 whom ~ known u al pefss q "
Ds. r: tssssea MAcznu.. Issssssy Editor u Tos.
nsys Philadslphia Pres, vstes-
:, DnAn Sns-LAst ChRstnas, for the efst ume u ~
ne. was much affced By very sevcss Coaos ny
..Ioss constant cougi and sore cnees. 1910
a.o PERFECT the Iroverb saye. pat we mOss
sougneo inc worse id Il By VIVA! tnen SonsL
steo a accident, but now believe to have ceen
o 0soSe to s,a greatly relieved
a., \" ~, Says Wholly cred in Ia nSS
~. 70 .ns tsste, which 10 good point MsAy yess
49,. .sOs r ~ ny way through IN oad ~ se
s ssross !ne works OF Tat Bshop Bef.elg, wno pso
p.suSa.sy ana truly declared. norc sna : casu RI
~. snss eastward &c march Of 1mPne, y HS.NS
sn9 among thes' were two tfceuses ~ WuEn y
~ uogy advocated mo ues Of Tse, = coss1v0 q
@ns1y oieeesee from Catarrh 70 the psaeuc; 49,
49, 11ek wt.h the tosency Of the gooe 110pI
- ceno: and am new sure-nom 90 emee g
Uas wn9ure grep@atjsn u the same fsosoy-sa0
sney were eatifcly cofea,
\. sHEiioS iAokKNzn. LIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS

=, vrcKsBrno, MISS. Aug q, 1889.
IN s"ns buLL-Dcar Sir ii am happy 10 state To
you ,hs' have used your valuable Cedron Bitters
with great benet 10 myself In general debility and
rro-rston OF my system. prodnced by the unhealthy
and missmatc influence OF the Misslssippi Rivey
around Vsekeburg. confidently recommend its use
10 "a persons who exposed unhea thy eiirnstes
En1r p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10
Removal.
---- 49,
"SMITH TIE HATTER."
RI1SIEESS CHANGE.

THB BUSINESS HERETOFORE CONDUCTED
l by Edwin smlia, under the name Of " smith the
Halter" has this sy been transferred to the under
eisned, who will t.reafter continue the business n
partners, at the stand, under the same name OF
Smith the Halter On account OF this change Il be-
comes Necessary .',ose NJ the old business az once
All persons Therefore Who are indebted on account
Of the business requested TO call At once and est-
tie MP, II. g. SMITH,
eb6-dkwtf As. ASTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

"a page 54o, Of the same report, is .
s'aIemcnt Of tho camp and garrison equip
page" on hand, but il would be wearisome
to 20 through the list. A few suggestive
samples must suffice. viz:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

The Mcthodiss Of last week says:-Rev.
W. O. Hoyt. Secretary Of the Central Cen
s.r.rv Cnmmi,tee. has furnished us the
following summary Of the centenary contri.
buttons Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
rhe totals for correctional and local objects
are embraced in the returns. The Central
Illinois, Detroit, East Gencsee, and Mime
sofa Conferences have not yet reported
The Philadelphia and Michigan Conference
reports are incomplete. The grand total il
over 100000:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

SrsAws show, ETC., especially such straws
90 these Thad Stevens own town, &c.
lumbia. Pennsylvania, has lately given
Democratic majority, for the first time in
twelve years; tho charter election in
Water,own, in Indiana, gives . Demo
cratic minority Of one hundred and fifty six
against . radical majority last year OF one
hundred ani forty seven in the largeat
vote ever cast in the charter election in
Newark, in Wayne county, the Democrats,
few days since, elected their entire tickle,
BY forty malorlty-a gain Of ff;y .fouT on
last years radical majority OF fourteen
aud in Canandiigua the Democrats e,ec,
two out of three tru,tees, al, the Assessors
and the Treasurer the election las, fal
gave tho radicals about one hundred major
ity. These s.raws indicate the reaction
which is elsewhere manifest on a larger
scale
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

Extract from letter dated Dawson, lows April "a.
1855, TO Dr. BrandReth, from andrew Logan, Eco.
NY wife became an invalid. Our physicians rep
resented her case incurable. then called two
other physicians and the three held consultation and
pronounced her Gaze consumption. then discharg-
ed all the physicians, and determined to trust 10
your Pills. got ~ boxes. which sire took accord
ing to the printed dir ect,ons. BY the time these
were used up, there appeared change in her con.
dtiou for The better. then bought fifteen boxes.
and she continued to take them for three months,
when her health was entirely restored"
PERMANENT AND WIDESPREAD SUCCESS il
tho beet evidence ofthe goodness OF BRANDRETHS
PILLS. They should be in every iamily, ready for
me the first symptoms OF disease occurring.
Principal ONCE, Brandreth House. New York. See
"B. Brandreth."i In white letters, in the Government
stamp. Sold by all Drgeists
The ladies of America, from their peculiar habits
are said to be the meet unhealthy In the world, aleo
20 suffer most when about to become mothers. Dr..
vepau's Pills great blessing to all ladies. q
they regulate aai assist nature. Sold BY all Drug
riats
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10
TO Young WEN.

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patients suffering from any disease whatever Of pfi
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2o cents As above, with brief statement Of case will
receive particulars for self treatment by return mall
and thus avoid Quackery We also have q Varix
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10
STATE COVsTArUlan,

The next thing in order with the lows
fanatics is a State Constabula-y-a o'ase
police-an army OF official spies and INFORM
crs. whose business IL will be TO so about
peerins into everybody's business and
drawing their salary an aggregate of many
thousands Of dollars that the people already
over burdcned viii have to pay. This
move has assumed the form Of bill before
the State Legislature, which will probably
become u Law. This bill provides for the
arrest Of people without warrant" which
means good deal. and will lead to soou
many serious results. Who's F" oo'"ss ~
n,ss tha, = number OF men appointed -
ZACH iowa by the Governor OF the State,
are directed to arrest people without show
Of authority in due form written, then comes
the tug of war. 1t is placing mere brute
force against brute force-.nusclc against
muscle, and that viii bcget bruised bodies
and broken bones. Il stands confessed
among the temperance fanatics OF the day
tlMt the cause H. gone unless by some
measures UitFe ae> pOtiC IMAM HAvt W tH fss
framed they can cnfore il. :hi- il nothing
new Down in Massachusetts that class Of
men enforced jlst such a law. II bscamc
~ obpoxious-so much Of stencil in the
nos,rils OF tie proplc rs to pass all power
sf endurance hence they returned leg's-
ia,lre asst fall which abolish, d the miscra
bic system. Perhaps Iowa fanatics think
they can out Ilerod their Massachusetts
brethren, and place tho yoke 20 ar.', up
on tho neck Of love- ci,izens that they can
nos shake ii of Let il come then lot tn
results follow. Let the State he filled will
these spic' let the party in power take 81
shs rope they want. for hanging day
coming, aud there will be need 81 It. lie
us have spies by all means snesking abou
our strects into our houses and aroun
our places OF basinoss. II 10 vad,calism. n
Together with this lot the "wine and beer
clause be also repealed let those who has
put their hands to the work move rig
forward-ssy just what they mean, and d
what they say. We are not governe
en- ugh not taxed enough not watche
and arrested enough, nor Hncd and imprii
onci enough to ssit fanaiical minds. Their,
fore, 60 forward with the movement, an
the trouble will be al tho sooner ended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

No briLpISo rRts SPaixa.
capitalists are slow to embaik in any build
'ng enterprise on account Of the prcsen,
GENERAL staenation in business. -Erchaaoe
It's no. Pnilsdelphia alone that's 70 stop
growing next summer. This complaint Is
general al over the East-is taking rich,
se'd SHARPLY Of our entire eoume,c;., ~.
TEN. The people have been begging Con.
grcss for long time to give them a imam.
e'ai policy. and stop wasting time in sude,v.
vorins 10 keep the breath Of litc in the Re.
publican carcass. But they refuse. Capi.
tai 10 afraid; il will not step forth, and
ssssssaiss usurps enterprise. Tits un.
healthy state Of affairs would be passably
endura6!s were capitalists only to suffer
from Il. Blu, stagnation in capital dries up
work, aud tens Of thousands Of mechanics
and iaeorins men see the wolf approaching
their doors. No enterprise, no work. No
work, no bread. What nexts This tide
oil desols,ion must be turned back, and nj
toe oai'ot-box only can it be done.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-10

Tns New York Tribune 10 very dubious
upon the New Hampshire election question.
|, says:
The hayward neAr Portsmouth will
nearly neutrallxs our r,gh,ful mslority in
that city IN Manchester and Nashua, va
shall bcArly be abb TO bear up against the
heavy nsturalizs,lons against us; 80 Con
cord. koene. Dover, Exeter, Somerworth.
Clarcmons, Lancaster, and our less con
spicuous republican strongholis, must be
polied out 10 their last vote. or the State
will be thrown against Us. Special efforts
are requisite TO draw out our Last man In
towns Ike Rtrastetd, and the wilder por-
lions OF Coos county. which 90 So heavily
against us. Many republican in these has
10 travel several miles, usually over bad
roads ~ Indictment weather, to lace, Amos.
alone. hostile, hrowhearing mob, without
the stnalles, hope &C being able to elect n
siuele local candidate yet, If one in ten of
of the republicans 50 situstcl should con
elndc. tur this once. TO stay at home, the
State mi.ht iher, BY be lost
tnqaes'ionaby re oil philosopher is
losing bis pluck before the g,mc is paved
out. lie = preparing to let himself down
90 u wont huE, rauch.