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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22

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vLLAxow, WALKsa CouxsY. Ca,
Jane seth. 1855.

Da. JonH Bull-Dssr Sir: have recently
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PHYS CLANS.
EhIf. LEROY.

Physioisn, Surgeon &c Aceoucheur.
-fNerlser ofRsysl Coliege Physicians d sargeons)
IRELAND.
Psrsasr attention nziA 10 all st aces OF the Skin
Adv4oe to abe poor nee.
ur Leroy prep-res and furnishes his own meai-
cines Il NJ DisrgSsAsf, corner Fourth aud brady
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A. y. MAXWELL. NJ. NJ.
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De n lists,
y. II. EIlDEl lBD(i r,

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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.


To my Unltel states and World.
wide Readers.
have received many testimonials from pro
fessional and medical men, - my almasacs and
various publicatlons have shown, Ill Of which
are genuine. The following letter from highly
educated and popular physician in Georgia, 10
tions I have ever received. DR.. Clement knows
exactly what he speaks Of, and his testimony
deserves 10 b urittsn in letters Of gold. Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN DE-
sTROYER:
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DIR. JOHN BULL.
turer and vendsr Of the Celebrated
Smiths Tonic Syrup
ron fRn CURE o.
Ague and Fever
CnILLSsAND FEVER.
CMILLSsAND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
Justly claims for il . superiority over all RENE
dies ever offered to the public tor the safe. Ger
ain, speedy and permaneat care Of Ague and
Fever. or chlls and fever. whether Of short Or
eng standing. he refers to the entire western
and southwestern country 70 bear him testimony
to the truth Of the assertion, that in NO case
whatever will it fail to cure, il the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In . great
many cases single dose has been sufficient for
. cure, and whole families havs been cured BY
| single bottle. with perfect restoration Of the
general health. II 10, however, prudent, and
= every case more certain to cure. If lite uss 10
eontinved in smaller dssss fer . week o. tive
after the disease he's bssn checked, mere sspec
tally in difficult aud long standing bases, Usu
| ally this medicine will not require any aid 70
keep the bowels in good rder; s,esld the pa
tient, however, require cathsrtic medicine
after having taken three four doses Of III
Tonic, . single dose Of suLL's vKsErABls rAnl
| PILLS will be sufficient.
~ DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal ON
No 20 Fith, Cross street. Louisville, 4
Sold Wholesale and Retail byl
LANGrELDT, THODE ajC0.,:
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IDr. H.. FRENCH.

DHYsICiAN AND SURGEON. OFF1OE
L residence No. 2e. corner Main and Third
'reets. Dayenport lowa. lyl-69-d
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Dr. h. TKEN(Hs
nAyENPORT, IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
II side Third street. between Brady and Main
streets. Reside nce nearly opposite.
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. ElSkE LL,S
OINTMENT.

VI " u NJ Il N I
rms ointment. ancran experience Of twenty yrsrs
nas proved itsef sovereign remedy for all lire
OF the SKIN having effected radical cure In e,ury
case on which II was used, curing many ohstiuAte
cases ~ fifteen or twenty years Standing TIM, Mad
previously resisted all remedies prescribed by tho
best medical taont IN tho country Its effect In A.
tonishns. In lew days the soreness and irritation
is removed; the ekn becomes smooth and he slthy,
and remaiEs permanently healed, without the use Of
any other remedy,
TAns rErrER, SAIr RnErn. I1cm Nolp,sss Iycv
ksssuHAs, BlcrciiEs. PInrin. and every form 81
disease Of the etn 10 pnnctuay cured, matter Of
how long standing. It has cured bad cases Of In
rLAnaD krailps, and Dischargss from the Mar, when
nothing else would heal them. PiLss, that have re-
enccsuay cured BY the use Of only one box 81 this
Ointment. Buass. ScALSs, and OlD Sosas, II be als
IN very abort time. Pnioa 30 CsnTp rRs BOX II
mot sold by your Druggist send 60 cents to Johnston
Holloway a Cowden, Phiiadclphiw, q boz will be
sent free OF postage 10 any address.
lahQo . 0n>AAN
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WV. RsJSCE. N. d..

pHYsiCIAS AND sCRuYoN, OFFICE Is ERA
= " street. Davenport, Iowa. Rcslcence Perry
Street, III dor North vf FORESTS Block slrl3
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
What II Is! I!

A vote for Seymour and Blair, is not
only vote for one Of the Greutc,t states
men Of the nation aud one of the Union .
most impulsive and patriotic generals
but It is vote against Radical corrup-
,ion and Bu'lcr;sm, b,nded airstocracy
military government, negro supremacy
carpet. bag und scallawag law makers. II
is vote for equal taxation-'he bonds
as well as the farms. |, is u vote 10,
paying the bonds in greenback they
being legal tender for other debts shrul'
also be legal tender for the bonds- ,und
that the same be paid Us it falls due. j.
nut shell, it is vote for the resturatio,
Of prosperity, tn lit and happiness to tl'
whole people of the country.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
Cast Your Vote.

This IL the last number Of the Herald
before the election, and VIC earnestly call
upon all our good citizens to 20 to tho
polls and Gust their votes, whether us re.
jccted or qualified voters. The rascally
registration with which this county has
been cursed, mukes it necessary fer every
one to vote in order that we may cleo,
our county ticket, and even then the rc
su will be doubtful. Not less than C0U
or 800 Democrats have been rejected in
the county; hence these who have not,
by the rascal',y Of the Registrars aud the
cowardly Radical sncuks who have made
it their business to object to our best cit
izens, been deprived Of their franchise
see the necessity Of making every vote
count. Do not fail TO cast your vote for
the Democratic ticket out and out!
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29

souri, 10 ssy, on Tuesday nsxt whs,hsr
'ur State shsll BE- mossrelissd. That q
negro is a good % Radicaliesl, ~ will
rot gai"say; but .,hst white pen shosld
'oop to sn equality with either. We can
net consent. hink or III In 'hs nsms
Of oil thst IL redned, think Of i'll and
'cstir yourselves to action. II we would
msi"tsin our standing - . people if We
would retain our nationality, our self.
respect if ws would secure our families
and women from outrage aud insult II
W would maintain our lib rites, aud
make Justice the groundwork Of oil our
institutions. In the na,nc Of Liberty, save
the State from such = motley crew. Rad.
icalism has almost ruined our State as It
Is; but lc. the plant vote Of this igno.
rant, deluded class be placed at its dis
posul, our present condition will be but
evening twilight to midnight darkness
compared with the result. IN the name
Of liberty, III. constitution Of our fathers.
the blood Of the Colonists, and oil the
acknowledged virtue Of our once proud
republic, drive this Radical dogp,a to the
wall.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
How !

It IL said that the election Of General
Grant will let US have peace. How il is
to do SO nav he gathered from the fol :.
lowing authoritative exposition Of the
process purp"see:
ny SOARING FOLKS.
"1hc people Of the South want to feel
that there sits in the Presidential chuir
at Washington a man that knows how to
drive."-Bcccher Ut Brooklyn. Oct 0.
IL. ny F:0HriNu FOR IT.
II tell you sir, he will have peace
You know. = r. th"t, if necessary, he viii
6.ht for peace. Ben Wade ut C,ncin
natl, Oct. 10.
lll. by A WAR OF RACES.
III te you, my iricnis, when General
Grant is e ectcd, the carpet. .bagscr-. scala.
wags, un j loyal ne.roes will be abov! the
rebels Of the Sou h. ."--Sc ,atv, Shcr,nan q
at Cincinnati. Oct 10.
Nv. III THE BAYONGT.
"Bslievin. it to be the province and
duty Of every good government tn afford
protection t" the lives, liberty. aud prop
erty Of her Csm] citizens. | would rec
commend the declaration OF martial law
in Texas to secure thrse ends --GeneraI
Grant, official letter, January 20, 1867.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
A Suggestive Conversation.

On Monday evening last convcrsa
tion occurred betwec" some Of our citi
zens, and gentleman who has recently
come into the county.
Ci,ixeu-"Arc you going to stay down
to night"
S,rnnycr-"No, I came down with IL
coppcrhe ID 10 sce tho procession. und !
um one Of them myself expect to go
back with him"
Citizen-"l an surprised to hcar you
say that
Stranger Do you wish to know wha,
made inc sn?'
Ci,izen-"Yes"
S'rapy"r-"Some two years ago wen,
to the polls 10 vote in company with II
gentl, man who was repu'ed to 10 worth
$4,000 We both voicd the Republican
ticket Upon paying our taxes l found
niue to bc double that Of my neiphbor,
although | owned nothing hu, household
goods. Ny tax was So 81; his 81 80.
u portion Of which was tor IL dog l
asked how this was, when hc toll me he
had hi. property invested in United
Statcs bonds and these pay no taxes.
then told him that the neat time | voted
l should vote with those VINO were IN in
vor Of having him pay his share OF tho
taxes. aud l have voted the Democratic
ticket ever siuce, and expert to in the
future"
The "loyal" citizen left without asking
any mOre questions. tx.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
Spirit or the German Press.

The fnllowiny is an extract from the
St. Louis An=eiyer, translated ,uto the
Republican:
"Mr. Phelps will be the next Gov
ernor of Missouri. That in our city
hundreds are going to vote for Phelps
for Governor who belong to the Rad cal
party, aud who will Gust their vote for
Grnnt and C"lfax, is IL fact which can be
verified by everybody who will inform
himself among the Radicals. But this
movement ia no, limited cx.
cu>ively to the city. It Is. s.much s'ro"ge'
even in The country. lnf"runati"n pours
in from all parts Of the State that c
C,ury. the Iludicnl candidate for Cover
nor. will run far behind his NV" ticket
unI that he will lcose the most votes
where he is best known aud whero hi
bIundering speeches have hod the .reut
est effect, whilst VIC are told Of Mr
Pnelps, that he gains friends everywhere
by personal acquaintance. The R,dica
press may attempt US much " it plea.e'
to quithlc upon this ,hi q, aud, by u
'eginy dissensions in the ranks Of til,
Democracy. divert attention IRON thei
own troubles II nevertheless is unde-
niably true That not single Democra'i'
vote will he lost to the State ticket, UNI
that's considerable iraction Of the Radi
cal party are s"ing to cmancipats them
selves from the despotic rule Of ,h
Drake faction, in order to travel thei
own road 10 tho impending election.
The mo iera'e Republicans will vote thei
own ticket Jhis time. They will rejcc
negro suffrage and give to the state al
honest, capable and reliable Statesman
and patriot =. a Govern"r. In regard t
national politics this class Of Republican
may. perhaps. voto Tor General Grant
because they hold him to be y man a
their own political caste but in regar
to State politics they will no longe
march through thick and thin behind ",
Druke and his ultra Radical staff. Tn
Radical leaders are we'll nware "f thi
state Of things, and the dssen.ions !
their own ranks make them strike ou
mum bers "f registered Democratic voter
In order to save McClurg they play
desperate gnn,e; but they are going I
lose It in spite Of their registration gui
, lctins and the mathematical accomplish
; nents OF Rodman and his associates" f"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29

HAVANA. Octobsr 48. Captain Gen
eral Lercundi has received satisfactory
news from Ala.elino Two hundred of
the iasurrcctionists had surrendered to
the troops rent against them. A DC ach.
.mc"t OF the troops sent 70 quelI the insur.
.en's ut Tunis had met with success. A
battle was fought in the outs >ir,s OF the
Town and the insurgents were dispersed.
The troops captured the cannon, Gags aDd
al tho correspondence "fthe rebels. The
latest advices from the interior report the
Governm At officers acting with vigor, bu,
the rebels are sackiny aud r"bbina planta'
tions The rcinforcements sent from
Havana had not arrived ut the scene Of
the disturbance.
ltir repor,cd the negroes, with the in
.urrecti"nists, have under them white
servant. whom they compel to addres.
Them MS mustcrs
The telegraph lines have hee6 cut twelve
times within ten days, The iusnrrectior
IL confined TO small district in the int
riOr. The rest of'the island IL quiet.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
vOrlleeS.

Cuod men everywhere will rojoics ut
the election TO Congress Of this gallant
ani gifted champion Of Democracy liz
has si' c" the i;adicals some trouble in
the past and will give them sone trouble
in the future. The people can rely upon
it that in him they will have II faithful
sentinel. So lon. US he holds hi. seat he
will resist the cncrouchn,ents Of Rudicai
ism upon the Constitution. aud when the
last barrier Is swept uwuy, his voice will
be among the fir.t to warn the people OF
their danger and to rally them to tie
rescue Of their liberties. iIurrah for
Vorhces. aud the Democracy OF Indiana
National Democrat
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
Radical lsssl.s 10 ,he Flas.

JErvEssoN CRY, October 2td.-.Ths
American dag 20 BY 30, including sEe
names OF Seyuou and blair, wan torn 10
strips this morning, between 2 and 4
o'clock. BY soma Of the Kajicsls Of this
city. sndis now floating in tho brecss In
It's taitered condition, rs On emblem OF
what constitutes Radicalism In this State.
The Democracy are indignant At the out
70 .. Tho Radical lesders have pur.
chased . nsw Gag. bu, this will not hosl
the wounds OF tie old Gag, nor atone for
The insul. the trsmpling Of the Amer
lean fay 10 the dust has created. This
outrage was perpctruted in the "truly
loyal" City Of Jefferson. whsrs there Is
not Democratic oiiceholder. The city,
county and State officials ure oil Radical,
and the AWcr,can flag IL torn und trump.
led IN the mud. Comment 10 uunccessa.
ry. 1t was more than the rebels dared
to DO in 1851. I kept the American Gag
flying from my Office during all the curly
troubles Of 1861 and i, wus nevor insui.
ted by the disloyal Of that dsy who To-.
veste the city.-Republiean.
TEARING Down the FLAo.-A few
days ago tho Radicals held u meeting in
M'"ier. Iusewell county. During its
progress. Cue United St, tes Hay, aud
u st,ean'cr that had been rai.cd, contain.
ing the names Of Seymour and .luir,
we're torn down. by the Radicals The
Democrats put it up again, but tho mis-.
Crea"ts again tore It down. The cellar
organ says that they put the A,g at half
mast. Iii. surpassed that these same
Grcrly y liadicals who were determined to
carry out the order of that chicitain to
the letter:
"Tcar iown the Haunting lie,
Half mnst the starry atg,
In.Llt NJ sunny rky
With hates polluted rag."
A literal obedience 10 Gen. Dis or.
der: .lf any "nn pulls down the Gag,
shoot him on the spot" would have been
u righteous retribution. rhe Gag was
t"rn int" strips BY these loyal men,
Peoria (tll.) Democrat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
81. Louis Coucly.

Tho Republican says tho total rsuis
trs,ion Of st. Louis county, as axcd by
the Board Of lseview, 10 nearly 32 00O.
Tho largest Radical vote ever given In
the county was $4,000, 10 1894, when
there we're thousands Of illegal votes
cast. We estimate the Radical vote this
year At 10 900, rud if,he Democrats do
their duty they can have mujority Of at
least 1. 600
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
The Radical Platform.

siilitsty Despetism. A large Standing
Army. A Negro Government. Anarchy
and Military Edio,s. Military Trials.
Congressional Usurpstion Extravagancs
and Corruption. Bondholders Uuts xed
Gold for the Rich Mao. RIAs for tie
Poor Mso. High Taxes on Labor.
I"w Tsx on Capital. Naiionsl .ebt to
run forty years. Gold to Pay Principal
aud iutcrest.. The people Crushed to
Nai.s IL. Slavery the Doom Of the White
Men. DETERMINATION tho Neyro's Doom.
Hate, Malice, and Revenge. llell on
Earth.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
MrCiurg and Negro Suffrage.

The Republican truly remarks Nc.
Clury and negro suffrage arc synonomous
terms. The voter, in cqs,ing his ballot,
constitutional Amcndment-No." in
effect votes "McCIurg-.No." md in cast.
ing his ballot "For Govcrnor-Joseth h
McClurg," really votes Constitutional
A Amendment-Yes." 1t is only unfortu.
natc that the provisions Of the law re.
quirc each citizen to duplicate his ballot
in order to cxl ress one idea in totally
dissimilar forms.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29
I.tlhargy.

1t is surprising to behold the inaction
Of the Democrats Of this county at the
present time, when 80 much il ut stake
whens much depends on the result Of the
election that is now about to take place.
Whit does It mean? Have they lost all
desire for the success Of those principles
Of justice aud right for which our party
have 30 long been contendins? 1t ran
not be Aud yet lethargy is obscrvau,
that is really distressing to every one
whose whole soul enters iuto this great
and noble contest.
Of the hundreds who were rejected by
the officers Of registration, ind the more
thau 'hree hundred who where objected
to by sneaks and scalluwags after being
placed on tho qualified list, comparatively
few went before the "Board Of Appeals
10 contest their rights as irecmen. This
is not us i, should be. To accompls w
must work, and work with o zeal. We
can not loosen tho shackles with which
Rudiculi.m has bound us, unless We work
with energy to that end II Is now too
late to con est the right to vote before
this mock tribunal, born aud fostercd Of
the Radical Registry Law; but much car
yet he do g. Not one whose right has
not tcen questioned, or who has mauiu'ly
faced this unjust Board aud overcome the
ISLANDERS Of li,l"yal'y, should tail to let
that vote tell on tuesday next against
the vile horde who have destroyed the
liberties Of the State, and made mock
and jecr Of justice. Nei her should
those Who have been placed on the re-
jecnd Int fail TO deposit their ballot.
for they may yet tell iorcibIy against III"
usurpers Of our laws.
No party ever had q stronger ticket
than that presented by tho Democracy te
tn. people ot Missouri u. this election
and ut no time wus ever truth and justir,
arrayed moro conclusively agnirst erro1
and wrong than at this time. Radical
ism would, aye, has subver,ed our laws
made mock of self government; robbed
our treasures, and sold State property 70
song to Radical favoritcs, and pockete'
the proceeds. And now, in tho face O
oil this, they insult our people with
blind nepro.equality amendnens to III
State Constitution usk the people to be
stow upon ,his ignorant clas the right
and privileges they have 90 PERSISTENT
and rsscslly denied many Of the best up
poblest Of our citizens.
This negro equality matter 10 the grcn
question to bs decided BY Mi.souriuur
This snd overthrow Of tho ,ynnay O
registration are The important question
that interest " more particularly at thi
tine. Yes, II 10 for the voters Of Nil
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-29

We clip the following rom mig,
snoot.wiper."
God gave US Lincoln and Liberty ;
let us 6sht for both "-Grants Dtl
v,,rr toast ut n celebration Of Washing.
tou's birthday, 1868.
If Grant ever drink o "cold water"
toast, it WAS because there WIS no fire
water" to be had