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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08
STATE TICKET.

FIR Secretary Of State,
ED. WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
Esv Auditor 81 24e,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
Em Treasurer Of State,
SAINT. E. RANKIN, of Washington County.
Pr Rseistv Of Aat4 La~d OMee,
G. e. CARPENTER, of Webster County.
FIR Attorney General
HENRY O'CONNOR. of Muscatine County.
FOR MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
Hvst D,st,id-GE0RGE ". McCRARYr
iSooud Dsstrtct-Cot. WILLIAM SMITH
TAsrd Distjsk-wM. b. ALLTeON.
FssrA DieytctS WILLIAM LOU0ffn1DOE
nm Disfria FRANK ". PALMER.
.Xrth DisSI<t-CHARLBg C. POMEROY.
<br Jnioe Of Gycsat Cbsrt
JOHN h. DRAYER. of Henry County.
-
COUNTY TICKET.
Fby CLERK ~ the District Ibu,t
H. +. STEMPEL.
FIR Recordey,
NOBLE WARWICK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08

The tax on lucifer matches last year
amounted to 81 5000 A stupendous vio-,
lation of the Democratic platform of equal
taxation on every species Of property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08

RlrcHIE, Of Richmond, husband of Anna
Cora Mowatt, died last Friday. He was the
son Of old Richie, and succeeded him in the
proprietorship Of the Richmond Enquirer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08

The rebels say Seymour's election will Sc
curs to them ''all they fought for If 30,
nee will lose all ,ce fought for. The people
are hardly prepared for such result.-Er
change.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08


Mass Meeting At MI. Pleasant.
HON hon 81 s.a n 1...: !, HARDWOOD.
nov. HIaAM PsIcn.
Msss .sssins - Fsrs n.d'.o"'
VIII ,. present.;
hon. ALaAa RNIoI,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08
GRAND BARsEcUE AT Dns MONIES.
Mas. m..,,ns a. nj, Pleasant.

The meetings at Primrose and West Point 10 .
Mass Msttlngr At which other sptaksrs will hereafter
be announced
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08

The Catholic Synod of New York pro-
poses the prompt establishment Of schools
for the colored people of the South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08

In q district in Westchester county, n T.,
where last year the Republicans polled 149
votes, there are now three Grant Clubs, with
membership of about 500 voters. This
looks like business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08
Dr.. Wrisht's Tar syrup Is sold by al Druggists
LORD & SMITH, Chicago,
A NJ I, HI 4 ~
BUILDING BLOCK COMFY
Office 81 Vesay st.

=
I I asrecently come to eur knowledge that
Il ~: iiss are making cur ARTIFICIAL STONE or
.BUILDIHd RLoDkn composed essentially OF SAND
and LIME, without having obtsinof any license frg,1
u.s. Now this il to give notice f4t ali who thus make
a BRICK or BUILDING BLOCK" composed of sAAD
aud LME, infringe the patents heldhy which date
back to January 1855 said patents covering the nee OF
all descriptions of 81 ND other sfCE1Ua MATT En-
combined with LIME and formed into BUILDING
oCk Of any size shape. Ali persons infringing
Patents will be held to rigid accountability, and i'll
he prosecuted to the full extont of the law.
Fer Rights to manufacture the Building Block.
above in the States OF lows, Wisconsin and Minnesota
apply to W G. sTRIPH, Esq, Keokuk, Iowa
GEO. z. VANpIRBuhliH, President
Wa RADCLIFFE. Secretary. tdoc2e-FrATuts-lf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08

AclFm ~ N4ts at Large
s. i. GLASGOW, Of Wayne County.
y. b. YOUNG, Of Linn County.
Vr CtHereastomaI DiavstsS
HIRAM aCHOrlELD, Of Washington County.
III. I. LANE, Of Scott County
lilly ROGERS. Of Psystts County.
iS-JOHN hEYK1, Of J1psr Ouonty
WIN. HALE, u Mills cousty
Wis, II. TAFT Of Humboldt County
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08
FITTED UP IN THE MOST ELEGANT MANNER

Aud style uperfor TO AIRY Hotel the Upper Riv
ef and neither pains expense will be spared In
accommodation OF gaests. The largest rooms OF any
Hotel In the State and the building lighted throughout
by sas. y. Ii. TEPFEH,
nch3o Proprietor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08

Will be present and address the meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08

GEs. RosEcRASs has gone to Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08
GEN. U. S. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ACAUTLERa mLE.1I.
or INDIANA:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08

ONE COLLAR
For. Each .7rtfCie.
Our sales for the last twelve months
rave been about One MillIon Dollars.
T Our business has BEEN decided BY ue Courts Of This
Sote and United STATE authorities fnt 10 ie Lotery
or CIT Enterprise. but regular legitimate business
Terms Of sale for Clubs CT IS, selection OF orc
Sheet Superior quality. Ponlin or Alpaca Dress Pat
tern. Wool Square Shawl. "a yards Boeskin An s
day Clock, Thomas, make; pr gents Calf Boots
with six bottles A Morocco Photograph Aibur 100
pictures. yards6-4 Wool Cloth. Silver plated Cake
kasket 50 yards Brown or Bicached sheesing common
quality Also printed rotices OF 60 articles at
81 for csc article comprising variety article. usu-
ally sold retail At prices from 81 so TO = 70.
ticle.
For = Club Of ei0. selection of one of The follow
ing articles = 10 yards Brown Bleaehed Sheeng
pertsf quality. Dress pattern, price $40 Wool Long
shawl. yards Black German Broad Cloth. Common
Sense ae~ins Machine. price Ns-tthese machines will
hsm stitch, fell tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and
broider in most superior manner) Cent? or ! aides
Silver Hunting Case Watch, new. Is yards Hemp Car
vsl plated ies fssr w sofa cos
dou width. pair superior Blankets. u yards Brown
or Ilsachsd sheeting common quality and lso printed
notices OF articles for sale At each comprising
Of articles u.ualy sold At retail from 81 to flo fer
sat b article
NJ - We hereby inform the public tina, We
4Va II. are not connected with any Of the G lift
One Dollar Concerns in this
city. All concerns offering Gift, Premium, or any
article free Of cost to Agent or to in drec
violation Of the laws ag.Dst Lottery We have norms
ton reliable authority that all Gift Concerns
In this city will be closed up by the State
Police
AefoR ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS SEND FOR
OUR CIRCULAR
Send q ID raft, PeataI Money order,
Lester.
Be sure and direct your letters to
ANDREWS &, CO.,
log SUDBURY STREET.
BOSTON, MASS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-08

81 CARE NOTHING FOR PROMO
TION, so LONG AS OUR ARMS ARE
SUCCESSFUL
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-05-07

her. in hic-coughy way, that I had been unable
to get the false hair she wished that they cost too
much. That did the business. N III u tin
Indignant at thus apparently: having her dear
est secrets exposed to the young ladies' and gentle
men there, she angrily told me to go-that | must
never come near her again. Believe me, judge, |
was happy to hear it, and ] left atonces, II did
not visit her, and three days afterward received
q note from her telling me she was sicka wished
to see me- Not being doctor, I stayed away.
''The next day received similar note; my
answer was the same! Then received note tel.
ling me that was a faithless brute and cruel
wretch; and she had two big brothers, knew it)
and they would at once average her wounded honor
and broken heart by beating me. / believed her,
and have carefully avoided the big brothers -
:;t"I am laW;abiding man, and do not wish to
fight They have been to see me eight times a.
ready; made the servant tell them lie, (may God
forgive me) and say was out q But l know they
will catch me, and then i shall feelvery bad! To
prevent that I have had them arrested 4 wish
them bound over to keep the peace they can
keep their sister Sally. They have said theyw would
kill eth !.'& -. l.ga.' >"n.: IL ..>.asz=
Justice. -"You were right to have them ar
rested. They must each give bonds in the sum Of
$500 to keep the peace. As for you, your con:
duct has been disgraceful The name Of my first
love was Sally, and no one shall go back on girl
of that name You are fined 81" ~ Ei'.',' !.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-05-07
A RICH SCENE.

The infelicity and frequent separations of the
married at Chicago, seems to have caused horror
of matrimony among the bachelor fraternity in
that city, which is well illustrated by the means
taken by one to break off an engagement made
when he was drunk. He told his own story in
court where he appeared to have the "big broth
ers" of his afianced put under bonds to keep the
peace towards him: 49,.
'Untl week ago, your honor, I was engaged
to be married to Sally, the sister Of the prisoners.
I will not speak i'll of her, though we are enemies
now; fori is owing to my engagement that I took
the pledge, and am sober man. You see, 1 was
drunk when proposed and was accepted. This
showed me to what liquor could bring man, and
at once took the pledge Twas engaged to her
for three months, and during that time 1 did my
duty. visited her daily, took her to places OF
amusement, and told her sweet lies. In tact' 1
did everything required except to name the mar
rage day. In that procrastinated.
"She insisted that we should be married at
once she had sworn she would be married before
Mary B., and she would be. I became des-
perate. Ihad no intention of marrying her or any
one else. I know what matrimony is; l have
been whipped by my father because my mother has
happened to caress me. Not knowing what else
to do, I pretended to be drunk when visiting Sally
eight days ago. She had some friends with her in
the parlor, and that pleased me. kissed her and
tried to kiss them-male and female. Then l told
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-05-07

gle of the hip BONE. The age for maximum stat
ure comes earliest to the talest men, as if it wer,
the necessity Of unusual development. Foreigner
were shorter than men Of native birth. Tht
heights Of men seemed to depend on the place Of
enlistment. A Massachusetts, man enlisting in
Iowa, was an inch taller than If be had staid at
home. As we go West men grow taller. One
man measured more than feet 10 inches Out
of one million, there were 500 who measured more
than 6 feet inches but men Of such stature dc
not wear well. InMaine, men reached their great
est height at q in New Hampshire, at 35; in
Massachusetts,, at % ; lin New Jersey, at 81. The
talest men, of SO inches, come from Iowa, Maine,
Vermont, Ohio, Indiana Minnesota and Missou'
ri give us men little over 6S; and the average Of
all shows the Americans TO be q very tall people.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-05-07

PERIOD OF GROWTH OF MAN.-Prof B. A.
Gould, from Statistics derived from the register of
2,5OO,OOO men in the United States Army, has
brought out the fact that the men attain their
maximum stature much later than is generally sup
posed. This takes place commonly at 2s or 80
years of age; but there ore frequent instances Of
growth until IS, not very noticeable yearly gain
Of tenth of an inch perhaps, still growth
After 35 the stature subsidies in similar proper
tons, partly perhaps from the condensation Of the
cartilages partly because of the change in thu an
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-05-07

the long, heavy bowie knife, and never look upon
it but think how weak my knees were when my
gaze rested, for the first time, upon its cleaning
blade. =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-05-07

~
.-5J et!i bN1t.szsf l0s@
,,,,.,,.,;,,,.,,,., ....,..,i .;sI - IL.
=: 7, ..,TEtE ,,sylTT7 q,
a Cincinnati paper lnaaiseaa as Geeuaeas !lssa' -
ers some ume age' WIN 'ne . aonv
As gentiemaa was gong slous tnsa S'lcet
ne passed q place whe1e some ooysssen plAyaas
marbles One ot mem ~ sloo.tns u a, y. s%
ceyeriy put y u9aer tns gelaie.a .go az
gentleman !lap lsanpPee ana 10y osi t:I 8: tic t'
aso passing, pas y ns1
ek gpon la1gs W. Il s Ys IN
prOprleIy, pops1 Oh, auo TAI et.I s.9
another gentleman Hho.in falling, drew the string
= - =. e = -, M = II. &c
OF Kite uOm the nan06 Oh q DQy lh61sklVe,.pl
,c,,:,,a ~ j. ~ aof
COURSE, FeA, ano iu"iainn8,t nSnsouou 'Speu ~
horoes attached m a wagon in An aIlev near byL
The horses ran down the aIiey. a Anasn was build
F;no s;to IN son v which ,,asss.
started Nh t0 see what Was the matter and in do.
ing 80, dropped hl8 lighted match among the sha-
,,;nro A 60 1vaa Tho Snnaonnonoa Ttha anpinaa
si"ss' - NY -
alsrm : man a ssI n the sr;sk a suspae iharb md
hs1 b;s,o,n.,,roaan@i,IS fba bdv ,,i,o uS5ot The
,nsrhls - Ia ,ss,,onshls, ,,aa thsesooseSua,t ,.y,.
..a. p,,5 r,,,l.S gf -, ttg 90 80 1857 efi
TIA t,o; o ta ba.a reminds
ono of tbs a.oru q ta F,ancb nan wbo st}emnted
to commits n,iSde, Tie vas .determ;ned nat ste.be
tbwarted in h;s nI1rnoaeI al h, ,tnu;da h;mself
-;,b, lsdda- ;. ro,,e ,;ssol = bo,; -, matches
and v;.I of 'noson ma sont s.lit,isisfs-sI,;SSb
tidas4o ! nost lat mn oRt Rtbe,esSeaf fb9ssss7oas-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-05-07
CLIMATE NOT THE CAUSE OF COLOR

CLIMATE NOT THE CAUSE OF COLOR.
It is common opinion that climate alone is ca
pable of producing all the diversities of complex
ion 50 remarkable in the human race. a very few
facts may suffice to show that such cannot be the
case. Thus the negroes Of Van Gemen''s Land,
who are amongst the blackest people on the earth,
live in climate as cold as that Of Iceland, while
the Indo- Chinese nations who live in tropical Asia
are of brown and olive complexion. 1t is re-
marked by Humboldt that the American tribes Of
the equinoctial regions have no darker skins than
the mountaineers of the temperate zone. So, al.
so, the Puelches of the Magellanic Plains, beyond
the fifty fifth degree of south latitude, are abso-
lutely darker than the Abipodes. TOBIAS and other
tribes who are many degrees nearer the Squator.
Again, the Charrus, who 1--we south ef 3h&R Rio de
10 Plata, are almost black, while tls Gaaycas I'm
der the line, are among the fairest Of the Ameri-
can tribes. Finally, not to multiply examples,
those nations of the Caucasiat aracew which have
become inhabitants Of thetonid zone in both hem
ispheres, although their descendants have been for
centuries, and IN Africa for many centurlsA ex-
posed to the most active Influences OF the carAte,
have never, in q solitary instance, exhibited the
transformation from Caucasian, to anegocot
plexion. - ~ - "a. ..ziD ....f .tt,iSaf
m- In the darkest days of the Atlantic Tide
graph enterprise, friend of Cyrus Fields bought
$4,000 of stock for q $40 bill: That manis now
receiving, on his investment Of ten dollars, $500
per annum in gold. I!-a.z9IG biaow sBois5i 9a@f'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-05-07

"And Il shook him, shook him sorely, r.. g.;
Shook his boots off and bis toe-nails, y. '..- ..!
Shook his teeth out, and his hair or, .GI HI -
Shook his coat all into tatten, .-
Shook his shirt all into nbbonj
ShIrIess, coatiess, haIriess, toothless. Sd.
Minus boots and minus toe-nails, .,..,i,f s-.xssr
10 stni 4 shook him, shook him dn Il =.
Made him yellow, Eaunt and bouy; 'e',s'r 2'. h'
shookhim tll he reached hts deatR-bed,gG a'afs
Shook him till II shnficd tor him 5fs.
OF his mortal coil, and then, Il
HavinglaId him cold and quiet, :; .ss : -
Shook the earth an down upon him; < q
And he lies beneath bis grave-stone ,'f'
Ever sbakins, shaking, shaking" - - $50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

No expense will b spared. NO legal means Of pun
shing fraud will be neglected. in the effort to pre-
vent tho counterfeiting Of HGsTETTRRS sTOM-
ACH BITTERS. But scoundrelism. when its cum.
mag and activity stimulated by the hope Of GAIN
10 very ingenious and industrious. The men whose
asspicable business II ie to stimulate valuable pro-
prietary medic. eee, and who substitute therefor
dangerous worthless preparations. are proverbi-
ally difficult to catch. Most OF then have many all
ases and they nit from State to State with surpri
siuc agility In the hope of evAdng the clutches Of
he law The Proprieters of HoSTETTER'S
STOMACH HITTERS are determined, II possible,
10 hunt them down. Travelling agents ara employ.
ed for this purpose, and whenever oiIen 10 de-
s~ctcd he with the utmost rigor Of tie
law.
No amount OF vigilance, however, can prevent the
occ asionsl Introducing Of limitations and counter
feits. Tho public are therefore CAUTIONED not
to purchase any article purportirg to be HOSTEL
TEk'S STOMACH BlTrRRS which IL not anthem
ticated by the handsome government stamp special
y engraved for the propretore, and also by their
superb new label with beautiful vignette. represen-
ting the conflict between St. George and the Dragon.
tep. and miniature note Of hand. signed Hos
tstter . smith. ~ the foot.
N.B.-The genuine BITrRRS are seld In BOT
TL1S ONLY. All psfsops Who pretend to cell the
article b. the gallon o. barrel. arosters, and
The stun they oAes 10 worthless and probably pol
oonoue counter felt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Raess Alaba0ler Cream!
mn uosr rRAurTrUL AND HARMLBse COS
HgTIC IN THE WORLD
II will not Iniure the most Delcate Skin
ita preseucs on the face cannot Be dstected u csn
b removed only by waAhirs; and whso renewed
An lee % ths aSn sotss smoother and whittier than
Sefufe RI ersdicates evsy diseoloratica ofte sees
Whethse eaussd By sxposure - tas wsaAf, - ~ ~
e6oe ana bestoWs upon oil neee "
Jingle Trial pecvse I'll tAeee stassnsen.
Ana the entire safts with wAsA Il eaA % usses
- ~ ~ ~ ~ RrSfs.-ece that the nane u Il
hue Co.. 10 blownln the bos1e. eae our tree 0asx
& he TOP 4 he ffsnt iabd. Sold y ~ D...ssss
and Fancy Goods Dealese trics One 10llex PEI
Hartlosd. Cess.
&C. Weais %. New York Gee. Q. GOODWIN
4 Co., Dostea, MaD.. Whelo0o 49,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03


Chri stadoro's Dye,
Which in twinkling PRODUCES TIE MOST
ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR, from Brown
to Black. is consequently universal fasorte, the
more especially as 1t IMPROVES TIE QUALITY
OF THE HAIR, and requires newipg lees frequent
ly than any other. CRlSTADoR0s HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE. Would you have luxuriant gloesy
trcsses clustering around your browe. like vine ten
drills round parian shaft. Purchase that celebrated
and matehless preparation known throughout the
fashionable world - CHRIsTADORO's hair pro-
servatvc and beautider. Sold by Druggists, aad ap
Piled by all H.ir Dressers. Manufec4ofy No -
Maiden Lans'--Princtpal Depot No.6 Aetor House.
Antiquity OfBrandreth's Pills.
Ago IL not claimed ~ . merit, only ~ sign 0fin-
rspse worth The really useful article lives on with
astrong vitality; the poor one languishes for time
and then goes ont eaaily. BsAmpRrn,s rnLs, are
even prescribed BY great physicians when the bow
els call loudly for help. because they never fail 10
open and give relief. Hundreds Of thousands would
consider calamity these eats family Pills eould
not be obtained. 1t has been eacially settled that
more Of BaAsnns1ns PILls are sold than Ill other
pills put together. Merit sells them. BlAxpnsrn's
PiLs possesses qualities which restore every organ
and aser Of the body to health are purely vsgeta-
bic aeA safe foe every period Of lifs PdncpaI 81.
Ice, 1randreth H0ase, New York, Sold By ali
Druggists. b. DnAxpasfn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

Tn KsAisah sseplaia hat Dsasersus
jssssals - vsesllesiag Gnsss hisAssy,
80 ps;ntiag ~ sone tAises. which y ~
~ lost are ~ particularly cfsditahls y
hin.
tn nsnsassiss sssttIsd whatever little
daSsssees shsS oieAs Aavs Asd before o. q
~ nsoiassl6e esassotlsa. 1As trsublss
sad dissoaelDae q the Radicals .ssly ~.
asass1 vhsa tAsis oscillations Vsss made
H. raealt + tAAl ~ psnssfsey g ines
~ ssatssa ~ vish aAhssksa 81.
sass. while ~ Radical sasks srs sAastse-
- snd dividso.
witt The Democracy lsok The dog 4 u
nee t-ICisvsland Hssaja -
s0s>ns CA ssasinas . play sitA "lrar-
shal Browne pups', Y. - wants To-; the
Dsmoeracy ere not In the dog business.
The election returns frsa Mississippi con-
time 10 pussls and madden ths noAlcels.
Ths 'ioyi.r' pspess declare Il b oil . mis..
oahs. 81 sasacissaly sdsiss every bodv ito
vslt fse he news until ~ JassAin ,strsn.
sAaI havs had uns = osaipslats The bal.
~.
- saAlA s0sAl. II 1Asas lslaad, stole
olo.Soe 4 ~ psspls's asssy. He ~
60 - The psnitsntiasy. TIE legislature,
49, = asseiy usasiasss ssdieal dssn.
~ - psaiaAnsat, SIess snAn q q.
Aasas ssally sa1sagsssss peses1 law pas.
eeaino ~ ssaAs vissia e js1isial Dsns-
sUGso. "a
0uaDb mssine ~ sa1lnosasAnseS'
iavsseioaeisa aleasy ~ ~ ssss Il The eueasI
naaagsss hsviag shsadsusd ID He eun.
0sas Witnesses bsssss hin, and sxan.
inss thea With n cir u psapssity fully
indisasisg that b sssls himself aasquats
u ~ nishsy task bsesss him.
In San Fnacises Ixsainsr ays that
- Nv ousn u Califssnia, Oregon end
UssaAa. nay b ~ dsvs - surs for shs
Dsosusais candidate n Novsobss. Cav.
osaiA VII give $4,000 Dsneesssis nassl.
~. s,ss .....
DososaAns Dapsss fare ssslsgisg Up
U1JuAWA - ndisal Dseas elsiag p
IAo -. H. - sonwsr Glowing
UAl1A - eAeain1 blsws. e
nAnaaD - Ysgk AmAas : ~ Me- |
>nono11n - 1sm1lD oa0asse b = |
'SSsN<elbck esu1iS& - saAial
N0ooD y ~. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MILK.
BUTTER ETC

y new: cheap y. - a or cans
1sos 3 sss AMERICAN FsuirPRsSf
Preserving the natural Gala,
enee Of Itnis superior to NV o,,SSor. and appear
csen, 'es: cost q time troabe ana an
,air,rs ~, ~ !rse. g manual Of 3 49,
"a sasd srticies. sent for 10 cento. prsssrv-
m 49, rrssefytne fow1ks sle pat up "a -. ..
@;n ~ Packaee: sent b nail fss IS go. 'o q
~ ~ pSasds u Auit. 81 10 esnte. ~ seSs r.
Ri ~ ~ eseens - 0sooal DeolorDevsvvSss
= xeee 49, go elr0oeoo
1WCl0GS1ySE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

4 CORRESPONDENT Of the New York Her
cid says: THE fact has leaked out that the
whesls Of the Radical campaign machinery
are beginning to run stiff VI and make some
thing Of Q noiss for the want Of sufficient oil
in the shape Of grsenbaeks. 1t 10 said that
. good deal Of difficulty 10 encountered in
prevailing upon the faithful TO come down
with the dust, and among tho relucted cap
i'alists the firm Of Jay Cooke 4 Co. is men,
toned"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
Me- 20 seep . Denkey's Deaya

UUOW ~ FeOp
Father Hue, that famous Catholic expIor-
er OF the interior Of China. relates that on
one OF his long journeys among thaS strange
people. his caravan embraced an unusual
number Of Jacks among the donkeys en-
Moved a. carriers Of the exhibition that
these Jacks At every resting place kept up
,ueh an intolsrabls braying, especially TO-
wards morning, ss to render sleep impossi-
bic 20 the Able; that ct last be complain
Cd of this 70 the master Of the donkeys, who
instantly replied that his gracious hishnsss
you'd be co more disturbed BY this bray
ing that, sure enough. quiet night. with
its refreshing sleep followed and that, on
inouiring into the cause in the meaning. he
vss pointed 70 the noisy jacks, each With .
heavv stone tied % his tail. THAT" said
lhe driver, "is the way 70 settle them. The
ieckass stands upon his dignity, and will
not bray unless 40 can straightsn cut his
tai. and with heavy stone Attacked be
can't strsightsn il out, don't you sesf-
Every time be tries Il the weight on bis
tail pulls him down and shuts his jaw"
Pity some Of our "loyar' editors and con-
gressmsn hadn't grind stones tied to their
tails