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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
s.ef Not Prejudice ajsurp Nosr

Reason.
il is a fact that In the minds OF many p tgsons q
prejudice exists against what called pa cnt me III
oiSes but why should this prevent you resortng TO
an article that has such array OF testimony TO
support ii as HOSTETTER S STOMACH BITTERs,
Physicians prescribe 1t why should you discard III
Jud es. usually considered OF talent, have used
aud do uss Il Ia their families why should ysu re-
jectny Let not your prejudice arp your reason TO
the verasiing injury OF your health II yoa are
sick. and require a medis ine, try these Bitters
When the bodily energies worn out BY anxiety
and need smulant, this Is the beat that be ia
ken. Ii is tempered and modified by hyg mic herbs
and roots wi ch prevent II from feverng the biz cd
and hence II does not produce mere Temporary ex-
element. II followed by injurious reaction COM
mnnicstes a permanent potency TO the entire vital
organization Some OF Its herbal cons nts are
slightly eoporidc 70 that In where sle, esq
ne IL one OF the accom- ailments of ncryou. dir.
case. dose oi II taken owsrds bedtime will tend TO
produce quiet snd refreshing slumber. For pal ita.
lion of heart trcmors, Mysteries fainting hts gener.
al rest es sn.s IS and the cans and str.-.iny
ian les To w1ich ladies' especially subject under
certain morbid conditions OF mind and BODY peculiar
to the sex, the bters will be found the mos agree.
abe snd certain OF all counter irfitants.
The oonstitu ionay nervous may readily keep
their inhrmi,y In constant check by the daily use OF
this heGlthiul vegetable ton and those who have
shattered their nerves" the phrase H. Il her hy
imprudcnt indulgence undue physical ar int lee
tnsl labor, will in this WALKING elixir prompt re-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27
,.,,oc-ntic state Ticket.
n,residensini Electors.
~..EssrONAL CONTEST.

c.,..o and Butler have been fugleing
in tho Republican brethren Of this com
muni,v for some time-Cotson in bis quiet,
careful. oily node Of manipulation Butler
!, that nervous anxious, persistent way 20
nsn,l 10 him-so usual in any man Who hes
l.ar been in waiting for sup At the flesh
,,o,s Of Office, and IS almost famished there
Tor
n. The cAacuscs were held on Saturday eve
niar. TIN result is prejudicial to Butlers
.i.;ras up,n tho nomination. Cotton has
.v,len,lv out & cured him by heavy msjor-
i,v IN Scott His easy and persuasive man.
rrr h.s carried the day. Bntler's claim that
h. cas- and for years has been the next after
Krg Hiram in the regular apostolic sue
osss,on, has no force with the RAIDS of this
eoln,y-that 10, mono worth msntiening.-
His action at Des Moinss during the past
winter. aside from politics. was not such -
would tend sndear him to any portion Of
the people Of Scott county. The Gazette,
a. Al echo Of the Muscatins Journal, has
been doing what 1t could to further his
Ella ms, but that has no influence With the
people hsrcaoouts. They have followed ito
trail until 1t lsd them into the deep quse-
mire OF in,lorious defeat, and now en-
tr.y disregard il oounssls and leave il 10
fall INTO the wake of popular opinion to
strargs in the rear thsreof--to msander "a
ito fancy may dictate.
Under this state Of affairs the chances Of
Mr.. Batter are fast recsding from view. and
the shape OF the fight materially changes
Cotton takes Scott and Clinton, which prob
a,ly gives him more solid strength in con
vsn,ion than any other single candidate.
Butler viii 20 10 with part Of Muscatin'
aud part OF Cedar. Hubbard claims Jone
and Linn, aud part Of Cedar, but will no
have - much Is no claims. Russell, q
Jsnes, has part, II not all Of the Jont
county strength. Bssidcs these there ar
some half dazsn more preienders, who's
strength will have no other effect thar I
MAKE good deal of confu, sion at the star
The convention takes place on the 9th Q
next month. The sclmmagc will be wort
seeing. We advise tue Ga,stte to dro
Butler and swing around for Cotton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

Experiments with the Greenwich street
overhead railway at New York have been
made with the most satisfactory results. and
an official and thorough test Of it will Be
made in few days. When New York has
her underground railway, the bill for which
has just been passed. and those on the reof
tops in running order, she will have no diff
ficulty. with the aid Of the old-fashoned
concerns that move upon the ground. in
managing to get about.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

Disastrous FLOODS AND GALEs.-Advicea
from Australia state that floods and gales
had destroyed many lives and much proper
~ in New South Wales. The shipping en-
the coast. particularly, had suffered, and
many crews had been lost. The destruc.
ton Of human life. cattle and property By
the floods aud gales in New Zealand is ap
railing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

Upham's Hair Gloss and Cur
Ing Fluid IL the best Hair-dressng In the world Il
imparts beautiful goes TO the Hair, keeps Il in
curl promotes ts growth. sc. Price, 50 cts BOTTLE
UrlAn's FRscKIE AND PlnrLs RAxmurs removes
Freckles. Tan, 6unburn, Pimplcs on the Face Soft
ems the Skin and Deautinee the Compile xion. Price
UsnAM's AsrHnA CuKR relieves the most violent
paroxyens u Asthma in ten minutse, and effects
speedy cure. Price, 81 package.
Ins JArAEHsH HArn sfAls colcrs the whiskers
and Mouetachc . beautiful black or brown. II con-
ssts or only one preparation. Color will not fade OF
wash out Only 30 cents . box.
Sold BY 9. UPHAM. IS South Eighth ST., Phia.
u1.Pn,A, ana ~ AL Druggtets Circulars sent free.
Also Tor eale by all Druggists in Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

T.k Shelby county (Ill) Usien publishes
the following: A very singular occurance
Is related BY NJ. Charles Carol, Of this
city, concerning what took place before his
mothsr.s death, notice Of which appeared
IN the Oni,n last week. A clock, standing
upon the mantle In Mrs. CarrslIs house.
."o which had not o-laimed The tine for
'ns past year. struck one on three a-ee.s-
ave sundays before her death. psec;ssiv
before the hour Of two. The conolusion
arrived At BY the friends was that il was an
omen Of her deceass, ~ she was sick a the
time. She died precisely At the hour OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

InE Commercial Record says mining in
Colorado has been dull during tho past
month and the export Of gold shows a sl,ebt
falling OIL The prospects for the year are.
however, very favorable, and from private
sources we learn that good judges are of the
opinion that the gold export, will yary from
s22o.ooo to $3.50. 900 per month during =.
summer. This is more than double the
present exports, but tho additional mills that
are now running. or will shortly commence,
rem iers this estimate very probable Work
mas been recommended on the consolidated
gregory. ss well as on other claims Of the
same lode
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

THsN Y. Tribune says that congres,
has no power TO authorize the State to tax
the bondholders. 1t is believed this is the
first time radical has doubted tho power
Of congress to do any thing it pleased
Quincy Herald.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

liz Dayton, Ohio, on Wednesday last,
there were two sisters. young wives. Of twin
birth, who each had in their arms children
of twin birth, wrapped cartuiy in PLAID
shaws and most carefully aud alIectionatcly
carried.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27
Catarrh Cured for One nollar,

SIhAKs' CATARRH RECIPE AND MEDICINE
mas no1piussed corn plstely all previous Nedicsi
science. ~ sever fails to cure IN few veeks the
worst caeee 81 Catarrh in the head or bronchial
Tuoes and lncipent Consumption ifinstruc tiops 4,
noises and pains Ia the kead.-cunstsnt hseh;n.
tpittine ana coughing. raising Of pheem ia ne
morning. los Of emell and tsste.-Deafpess In
ceseant blowing OF the nose-otfsneive breath
nosrs ness Of the voice &C &c all these will soop
disappear under the influence of this new n, Il Won
nefili Medical discovery am receiving e cry dsy.
letters OF The moot grateful thanks from those who
nave been cured. 1; cured perfe tly. four years
ago OF the very worst case OF Ca.arrh and IRON
esiai iroubie had suffered with tor years l know
whit il is, aud what il will do IL also n nrevant
I've. AND ives immediate reliefin colds No pets n
should be without II II Is put up in packages with
Inii Instructions. and sent TO any address free pr
mai on receipt Of one Dollar; or put no in Bottles
WIN double the aniity. and sent al,o free pcr
a' on receipt of 81 "a. Circnlsrs With certificates
81 me proof cent on receipt OF three cant POSTAGE
stamp. Address SYuMEG
No. l5s i-o Fulton Street New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.


TRADE MARK
To 4 = 10 LA
) d : :
I'm ggue's Af1bu~Ec Cream.
TIE uogT BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
NE3iC ~ THE MollLDa
II viii not lnuTe the most Delicate SKIN
a. prest 30 - toe face cannot be detected; u can
he rernoYea sn's by washing; and when Removed
will leave tn * softer. smoother anc winter tnan
before RI eraoeaes diseolorstlon OF me iase
whether causea 81 exposure To tn weiher, or by dis
ease. and bcs'ows upon all faces the -
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF TIE YOUTH
A single trial proves all thesc statement
And The entire safty with which II can nc nsec,
makes its success complete.
81 Ask for La Kne's.-see that toe name OF La
Rue 4 Co. IL blown Ia the bottle. and our trade mark
Mt the tor OF the front iale Sold ~ all druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers Price one Dollar per
bottle CHURCH b FLINT. Proprietors.
Hartford Conn.
EF C. Wells D Co.. New York Geo. q. Goodwin
20 Bo-.ou Mass. Wholesa ale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

: In New York City the Irish population is
put down 1t $4,000. The democratic mai
GRITTY in that city is. therefore, not surpris.
ing. There are no better citizens or demo.
Gratis than the Irish peorle Of New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

There are 40 students at the State
University at Iowa City this term
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

s,s,a -; !; Asan'uclsy papers com plain that their
men. whe are ssssline ~ r. S",Ss - ys ss
y llliaois ana Iowa. = - '1' - !" .a'o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

CHICAGO IS not the only par, 9th. vo,,a
where men and women have t,on,i. 80. "S'u
and after marriage. Rhode Island H.. 49,
breach of-promise case with 500 GOO ~o-.s
Of sorrow in it. A alrge sum for SO ,rsi, !.
State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

rvan ne.Se man Of good standing recently
lp.sposea honorable marriage to . vour,
.n 10y VI the east, when he received for an
.h;n,. gel out. you Teller! Do Won
mother III tei your
That girl deserves good h,.h..s -,
will get one yet. "'''a"o' ana
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

The Radicals arc docking 10 Washing
ton Tor the purpose of dragooning the SEN
ators who are supposed to be somewhat
'shaky' on the subject of impeachment,
into compliance with the wisheg oil the
managers. The newspaper correspondents
boasts that these missi Duaries have sue
cseded in their sif ritz, and that the coyic-
ton Of the President is absolutely certain.
This may OF may not TO- IT those Sona-
tors who are claimed I, have been PERSIA
dsd Or DO ieht over to the side Of The i'm
peschers, are the men whom the nation
has hitherto supposed them to be, we shall
probably find the Radical basket Of eggs
upset, and ito contents demorali1ed.
The infiene, Of the impcacher. upon
the conservatives in the Senate has proven
thus far to be nything rather than mimi.
cal TO the President. The Radical leaders
In the House, who ruled that body with
dsspstic sway, have different maso,ial upon
which 10 exercise their power in tho Senate.
This was Significantly shown in thu cold
shoulder treatment given TO Thad. Stevens
and his impeachment article. Thad forced
his article through the House, but failed
utterly 10 induce the Senate 10 give hear.
ing TO the argument he had prepared 10
support ii. The Now York Z,,aes hits ,he
matter OF very happily, as follows
1T has Doubtless been hard lesson for
Ar. Thad. Stevens to learn that he il MT
master OF the Senate, as he is OF the House
he has tried every means in his power Ia.
obtain = hearing from the Senate for q
speech on the articles which he himsslf in.
troduced but the Senate has Professionally
refused to alter its rule for his benefit. Ne
made strong personal appeal 10 DC Der
United to deliver the speech he had already
prepared ct the closing Of the casc but
when he got through his appeal, the SEN
ate voted that no more than tho two man
sgers already appointed should be heard.
u Is no wonder that his indignation ga
aroused at this sort Of treatment. and that
10 FASTENED TO the House to make uren.
arst'ons to deliver his rejected speech there.
when III. srisi began, he thought no was
Ss"e 70 have his own way in the Senate.
- VEL - IN the House. Even before he
had been appointed one Of the map.rers he
commenced TO threaten the Senate. and
his angry words will not soon BE- forgotten
whom. raising his anger over his head and
p"se""g towards the senate, he exclaimed
.Lse me sss the reevesat Who leree An tr..d
back upon his steps and vote on ths c,h.r
eide. Point me out sas Who ieves do !,
AID you show ne one who darss be r.ssrd'
ID - ~ smsss BY PROSPERITY"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27
10 VOEI.C EN-.

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DENTAL Address all letters 10 j. :. WILLIAMS,
Drawer e4l, Louisville. nv oct24-d&wiv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

I'M io'lo ring pithy dialogue nav pos
so.ne interest Tor the Radicals of this
10y We give it fer their benefit .Jnb.
..Cs ~ ..e 'hss trying the Presaent TOR ?"
sroei-y 70 animals. boss" .C,nel,v 70
animals = YES, boss; he tried % ~
alrsy dog OUT ofthe War Once. and an m.
fup9'es Ia the country ere barking !, lin, "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27
WHAT EVERY HOR,EMAN WANTS "A sood
w cheap, and reliable Imminent. such article ID
DIR. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse L1m1memt.

In PINT Boftles q OnS DoIIar.
For Lameness, Cuts, Calls. Colo. sprains &C.,
warranted cheaper than any sther. IL IL used by oil
the great horeernen Long Island coorsee. 1t viii
not cure Pin gBone nor SPAWN. ~ there IL no Lint
mcnt In existence that Will. What u 10 stated to
cure II positively does NO OF horses will be
without II after Try ing bottle. One doee relieves
aud often caves the life OF over-heated or driven
HORSE For Collie and Belly ache II has failed
Juet sure the rises just sure Is this val
liable Llniment 70 be the Horse Entrocatiou of the
day Use il and all Depot, c5 Cortlandt street.
New York. eold by all Druggists and Storekeepers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

The New Orleans Picayr ns says that the
ra9ie asre b beginning to become an arti.
cis sftrsds At that port, and that one msr.
chant there. whose name it gives, has re-
cssved orders for it from New York, ana Of.
ssn double the mari rate of c,tton for ali
- obtain. n adds hat demand for
-. ~. . u ALSO spinging up il the Wess,
s ~ sue, no definite orders for il from that
,H eo nss yst been received at New Or
.~.ss. 80 generous mention Of the
~ :, ,: rsmie. the Picsyun SAYS Il il q
$50 :: i'nen cambric or silk. and vber 4
ocoes into uss. the wearer viii ga ~.
''eAs chief dimeulty will be tia, 4. 1 mn 'n..
wsar ecs when the fashions change. ana :, I ~
Will bate to throw it away, when . .ro ne
esuple ofyears' wear, it is still Is good -.
6ev." e0'u as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

rss Ass Or Dssr-Ths present period
sppsass 70 b. pscsliasly favorable 10 the
growth Of national dcbts. Almost svsrv
sasiea IA Esrops seems TO BE- anxisus to n.
erssse IT. Liabilities. A foreign letter savs
that shsy are oh alike seeking mensy som.
increase their Imports, others borrow some
pretend to undertake extensive public works
aud give their bonis-in fact, all try to &c,
money the best way they can.
Italy levied . tax upon income. which
snfeatens to produce general bsnkrurtcv
and vet smother Italian loan II also exner,'
"a 20 cover the existing deficit. which i.
suPpessa 70 amount To . million. Sp,in
ms 's.s,ed national bank with a c.nit.l
- sov.V'o.coo francs, which seems a. (.
loan distinguished by Tho n,moarp.
but which in reality is intenaaa,e. ~
she pockets Of whoever NAV 10 i. s rom
Ne hundred million of which Sr,; ,Saisof
need. Turkey is nsgotitinga loan PA mas
Gal y making loan 81 1877 900 600 f,.no.
Austs'a - borrowing several m,l,,an. 80
tns smaller S'stes ats borrowing Nb., ~
can. s'ss
At time when national debts ,
much in fashion. we may Justly .ak. MA
in thinking that the United States ar. ma-s
deoply in debt than any other nation
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

Winneb.go camp Of six lodges and
SIX y-two individuals, three miles above
A'chinson, Kansas, was visited by the re-
porter Of the Atchinson Free Press on the
10th. Thirteen years ago they went to lire
at Grow Creek, on the Missouri, at Dakota.
About the time Of the Sioux massacrss.
Tour or five years age, they started down
the Missouri. aud for three years past
they have been living with the Iowa In
dams near White Cloud. They ere on their
way to their old homes in Wisconsin. on
the Mississippi. above Prairis du Chen.
They have fleet Of sixteen canoss, and are
going down the Missouri to ito mouth. and
then paddle their way up the Mississippi
to their destination.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
ct
Smiths Tonic Sv..un.

NJ DH ztHND 4EVEKUEs
Beware OF Counterlvits Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been counterfeted AID the counterfeter sht to
grief.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have Dr. John Bulls pri-
vaic Stamp on each bottle Dr. John BAH only bas
he right TO manufacture and sell the original John
smiths Tonic Syrup Of Loni.ville XIV Kxamins,
well the label on each bottle. II my private stamp
Is not the bottle. do not purchase or you will be
deceived. See nv column advertisement, and my
taow card. will prosecute any on. infringing ON
my right. Tho genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup can
only be prepared by myself
The public'e servant
Louisville. Ky. DR. JOHN BULL.
W ~ GAR.-PRrsaiNs's C9LsnxArFp CT
rEs VINEGAR. wsrantsd pure. and to preserve pick
les. First Premium aw arded At the U. g. Fair hi.
nos State Fair, and Chicago City Fair Largest
works Of the kind In the United States.
CHAS. G. &. PRUSsfN0.
apr'Ad6meod 3ss& sH State ST., Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

The renowned Snowman Of New York.
who erst could show wooden mermaids.
hairless babies, tailless cats, legless men.
fat women, homemade relics, and such ar
ticies Of "big"tIy aud .irtue," but who
could not show . majority for Congress,
once in while had good thing on himself
among the best VI which was joke by
llelmbold, the buchu man, OF New York
When Phineas. the Barnum. had hissod
Museum where now stands the Herald
building, he conceived the idea Of using
the drop curtain To the sage MS an adycr-
using medium. So he sent an agent out TO
contract with sucn men a. might choose to
pay fer the SUM, for the painting in large
letters Of their adve t .eirents on the cur
tain. which was lined off into twenty
| squares or sections. The agent, with blank
contracts in hand. called Oh llelmbold az q
man up to enterprise who would be likely
| 10 wish Tor section, and who would thus
-, az example to others, and found him
ia. tic explained his efrand, discanted on
the advantages of having an advertisement
~ large ltters SO that all the audience
must see it VIII n the curtain fell between
act. Helmbold did see It, and contracted
| for section after section till he had taken All
the space. The contract was duly signed.
and two thousand dollars paid for the use
| OF the curtain. The gen, returned to Bar.
mum in great glcc, rejoiced to think he had
made "s,,'ke' so quick. The grea,
Snowman read the contract and the follow
| ing dialogue ensued:
did liembold take the. entire cur
tain p
ies, sir, and paid for i'll
| Go back and tell him you will not ask
him to take il all tel. him it costs too
much tell him to take back all but $500.
and then you fill it up with other names y
The agent called on llembod. but the
great advertiser said he wanted all Of the
curtain-had paid for it--held a contract
or II. ant wanted the wording pu, on al
| orcs
The poor fellow returned to Barnum. re-
ported progress, and was sent back 10 nav
Hslmbold live thousand dollars, il he would
only tear up the contract, but twas no use.
That curtain was paid for. end Helmbold's
remedies were duly advertised thereon.
few days after Barnum met Helmbold
on the street, and said
~ on are id smart, amt yous When
see that internal curtain | can't tel
whether am running Barnum's Museum
or Hclmbold's Buchu r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27
9EANDCELIBAC

NJ a RRI AC}E A ~ ID CELlBACY.
And the Happiness of True Manhood.
An Essay for Young Men On the Crime OF Solitude
and the Physiological Erro-e. Abuses and Diseases
which create impedments IL MARRIAGE, with sure
mesns Of Relief Sent IA sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge Address DIR. j SKIIIIN HoU1H
ton, Howard Assocl stion, Philadelphia Pa fe43m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-27

Beware OF Counterlrts ! Smiths Tonic Syrup has
been countereited, AID the countereiter brou to
-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-05-02
The steassa nsan Agaln.

We copy as follows from the last num- Der of the Turf, Field and Farm:
 The steam man is to walk for q wager EIe is to tramp from New York city to Albany, New York 4 gentleman has wagered sl ,o0o that he cannot go the dis tance without breaking down. The friends of the steam man are confident that he will win. He will only travel in the dey-.ime, not for inc reason that sleep is necessary to him, bu; ont of considcra- ten of the comforts of his attendants. The inventor of this wonderful machine is having others manufactured. 4 strong, healthy man can be built for $500, the price that many brave people in the North had to pay for substitute in the late war. when troops were in demand. If the steam man is made to walk, why cannot be he indneed to fight An army of such fellows would Dc invincible. Besides, fighting our battles with cast iron by steam would be q great stride toward enlightened warfare. With armies com rosed of such material to settle national disputes, success would depend upon the skill of inventors and the energy of mnu- lecturers; and then the civilized world would not be mortified with descriptions of
 
 ghaatly and bloody battle scenes"