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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28
You Ready!


a -
This win be our last appeal be
fore the election for President an,
Vice, President comes off. Ar
you ready for the issue that is be
fore you? Have you calmly, a
patriots, DESTROYS for the welfar,
of your country, weighed in you
minds the Importance of the ap.
preaching struggled Recollect,
the question involves the perpetu-
ity of the form of government be-
queathed us by our fathers. Il
the Republican party succeeds, it
will be the end of that form Of
government; for that party has
boldly planted itself upon the doc
trine of central consolidation, and
the overthrow of the reserved
rights of the StatesI The success
of that party, insures, for all time,
a standing army in all the States
of the Union to override and tram
pie down their constitutional
rights, and keep them in subject
ion to the bond-holders and the
military despots who intend, at
the point of the bayonet, to keep
that class eternally in Office, while
the laboring millions are to toll to
pay the gold interest on
the National debt. and feed their
corrupt 'oppressors. We charge
the Republican party
L. With a deliberate intention of
overthrowing the constitution; and
with dlsregarding all its provis-
ions.
2, With attempting to break
down and override the Jurisdiction
of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, and of rendering its de-
cisions null.
8. We charge that party with
attempting to deprive the Presi-
dent Of his constitutional preroga-
tives; and Of trying to displace
him from Office, because he pro-
tested against their ~usurpations,
and corrupt legislation.
4. We charge the Republican
party with creating a national
debt Of four thousand millions of
dollars, by the thefts, robberies,
defalcations, and perfdy of its
rotten leaders.
6. We charge that party with
creating a financial system that is
intended to make the rich, richer
and the poor, poorer. re
H. We charge that party with
forcing ten States out ofthe Union
for political revenge; and to ena-
BILE thatparty to successfully over
our government.
8. We charge that party with
ten millions of white
men in the South that five millions
Of brutal, uncultivated, black bar
Darians may have the elective fran
chise conferred on them.
8. We charge that party with
attempting to force negro equality
upon Ohio, and the balance of the
States, though large ma
of their people may pro-
test against the outrage.
10. We charge that party with
keeping large standing armies
among the people in times of peace
without the consent of the people
Or their legislatures.
IL. We charge that party with
the military independ-
emit of and superior to the civil
power; and with depriving the
of the, benefit of trial by
jury, and with setting aside that
priceless boon of freemen, the writ
Of Habeas Corpus.
II. We charge that party with
nominating a drunken candidate for
the Presidency who refuses to re-
sign his military command, that he
nay.oonsentrate. all power in his ,
,wn hauds and be autocrat of these :
o'atee .sssIj s@sas 80 $40 ''-evAi
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28
VIRGINIA..
The State Democratic by 5000
Majority.

WHEELING W Va ,Ottnber %, 1873
Vest Vug,nia Is Democratic The
returns show large D. m"cratic gains -
The D. mocratie maj"ruy is estimated
q 3.00Q Tell your people to ..Gu aud
d, likewise" Refugee with us over our
uelIverance.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28
TICKETS TICKETS.

The Presidential tickets for Nov,
8, will be ready on Saturday next.
Tue Members of the Democratic
Central Committee for each town
ship should4caH and -ge4=them.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28

I Schuyler Colfax Candidate for
Vice President of the United States,
and q resident of the State of Indiana
native-born citisen of the United
States, and of protestant faith, in the
presence Of Almighty God and these
witnesses, do solemnly promise and
wear that ! will not vote nor give
my influence for any man, for any
Office in the gift of the people, unless
he be an American-born citizen in ia
vor Of Americans ruling America,
aor if he beza Roman Catholic.
In the presence of Almighty God
and these Witnessed do solemnly
and sincerely swear that I will, when
elected or appointed to any Que off,
sial station comforting ON me the pow
er to do so, remove all foreigners,
alieng Ur5RUmm-9zth0Hsef n
OF place, and that I will in no case APP
point such to anyTofice or place in
my gin. sfi
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28
Lelier fran Ise President 10
Coy. Seymour.

BUFFALO, Oc,. 23-The following
dispatch from President johnson Wa,
received by GoVeEuur Seymour here
this morning;
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON, D.. c.. Oct. %, 1851.
To Hon. Horatio Seymour:
See it annuuned in the papers o.
This morning that you will enter tn,
Presidential canvass IN person l trus,
This may be so. rs the present POSITION
Of public affairs justi6es and demands
it. II is HOY ed and believed by your
friends that all the ent mics of Constr
tut. onai Government, whether SECRET
1T avowed. will not be spsred, and thai
their arbitr ry and unjust usurr ,'ions,
together with their wasteful, pIoA'gare
aud corrupt uses Of the peoples treasu
ry will be signal y exposed and rebuk-d.
he mass of the people should he ar"us
d and warned against Ihr encroach
nients of the d">potic owe DOW ready
to enter the very gates of the Gtssal Of
nbcIty. l uusr you may speak with
an ispired tongue, and that your voice
may penetra'e every just and patriotic
heart throughout the land. Lei the
living principles Of IL violated Consti-
ution be proclaimed aud estoreu, that
peace, prosperity aud fraternal feeling
nay retGru to q divided and-oppressed
paTinn
[Signed] ANDREW JOHNSON,
1t is predicted that Mrs. Lincoln,
who, rumor hath it, intends to take
up her residence ut Frankfort on the
Main, will be yecei ed in a very fiat
tering name in Germany, Where
Abraham Lincoln's memory is reveF-
ed. Perhaps she might make a very
handsome thing out of her old
clothes there.
A gentleman riding came to the
edge of a morass which he considered
not safe. Seeing a peasant lad he
asked whether the bog was hard.at the
b tom. "Oh, yes, quite hard" re-
piled the youth. The gentleman
rode Oh, but his'horse began to sink.
you rascal" shouted he, "did you
not say it was hard at bottom 7" so
it is" replied the rogue, "but you're
not half way to it YETI
The Roch, ster Union says, of the
illustrations in 'Hurd d Houghton's
Riverside Edition OF Dickens: THE
Bofins, the Lamles, Venus, Wegg, the
Wilfers, Sloppy, Rockesmith, and all
the other peculiar characters of the
story are here wrought up by the ar
lists and to look upon paper as the
reader has them in his minds eye.-l
Such an edition of Dickens is 8
treasure"
A friend, after reading an account
of the San. Francisco earthquake,
There's no use talking--the
world is quickly coming to an end
The Peabody gold medal, recently
completed by Messrs. Starr d Mar
Gus, No. % John. street, under the
of the State Department,
a copy of the resolutions passed
BY Congress, is on public exhibition
New York, previous to its ship
to its destination. I'll
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

TnE Sfsssf RAlLneAp. The question has
been asked % ''what ars the First, Second,
Third and Fesrth Wards doing tewatds sx-
tending the street sailread to the western
limits Of The city," The question 10 easily
answered. But LEI 10 80. The Sixth
Ward alone has subscribed over thirteen
thousand dollars towards building The reed;
aad what 10 The rssslti just what ~ have
time and again said. Property 10 hat ward
nas Increased il value ten times thai aoeuut
within one year. Nov, either Of the above
usatisnsd wards possess more capital, aud
interests Of greater importance than the
Sixth Ward, and would BE-. in proportion,
benefited mere by street railroad. Yet
they have done comparatively nothing. and
the same may b said Of The Firth Ward.
The Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards con-
tain the most wealth, and, consequently,
sheuld BE- mere interested in the general
prosperity ef the city. Every business
hosss, and every owner Of let in thess
wards has On interest, direct and personal
In the prosperity sf the eity.
The results thus far demonstrated, have
shown ~ incrssse in..vslus .sf property Of Oh
kinds in the Wards through which the raia
are laid, snd such must b The results 10 the
other wards. The reason 10 obvious, and
has been demonstrated in every one Of the
larger and more prsspsreus cities Of The
Union. These railroads are necessary in
stituiien in shis sss II large cities. They
place the population Of the cutter limits Of q
city, near the centre, without occupyinl
the valuable central tsrfitery.
When The people in the lswse part Of the
city fully comprshsnd these facts, and come
te knew that street railrsad yin build up
that part Of the city, and make every fool
Of land valuable, then they may, psrhaps,
wake up from their rip Van Winkls
sleep" - fnd business and trade tsading
towards East Davenport, and perhaps IN.
other line running up Brady street, while
they ssuain only the suburbs II shs city.
Let this matter Be- ssfisusly considered.
,se q shsery, bet - . natter Of business,
a. . thing governed By, we'll established
principles, asd then let % hear ffsn The
esanissse appsiatsd - sanWss - lsw1
pm - ~ sl1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23


-Des Asinos wants 70 be severed.
-Fert Madison prisos hos 202 cenviele.
Shade trees every - fsst proposed
Tor Burlisetsn.
-Oouseil Bluff clerk knocked down and
rsbbsd in the street.
Fort Nsdis,n has tsnpls Of nusis
end 202 ssnvists.
--Auseatiss is sufsrisg from ssindless
in bogus watches and clocks.
Western Isws is shipping fss cattle 70
the mountains BY U. P. r. r.
An immense beet sugar refinery 10
proposed in Busna Vista county.
Early decay efapplss is mentioned in
the Huseaiins Jsxrsal.
The Lyons Clinton railroad has bees
again "ipjuDeted."
Dubuque hss o,oco, 900 fsst less u
lunssr than one year ago.
a shild three years old was run over
and instantly killed ia tie streets II fsst
Dsdgs last week. No enc to blame.
The Corydsn.. kosissr thus shrsniclss
the following: On Saturday last, Ars.
Caylsr, wife Of Daaisl Cayler, living il
Bsnton township. presented her husband
with four boys, tive Of which are living snd
doing we'll.
There are 65 students 10 the Iowa
Agricultural College from Story, Dubuqs,
Henry. Linn, Fsystts, Harrison, Sssst.
Webster, Polk. Jones. Clinton, Cedar.
Boone, Jasper. Tama, Nuseatins, Wright,
1da, Johnssn, Buchanan, Chickasaw, Ham
iltsn and Lucas counties. Nine Of The
students are girls. and the remainder boys
and yeasg men. All are required to lsbsr
I've houra sash day, under the direction u
competent instructers.
Mf. Samuel Cady, near Webster. Ksokuk
county, WAS bitten On the arm BY black
spider msnth sge, but was net conscious
Of injury until tive weeks AFTER, when the
psin became excrusiatins and death result.
ID on The 1lth. The Asrsogs Ovsisen says
that his illness rsssmbled hydrspheb,s in
its worst stages, and that psrssps attending
him were in constant danger Of bsiss bittss.
nnlsss they approached hin With great
caution. In his dsliriun b imagined him
sslf y b % immense spider. and was Gen.
stantly raving absut bic web, for such hs
imagined his bed to b. So powerful was
his madness, that il required the utmost
sxcrtisns sf several strong men 70 hold
him during his parexvame.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

PEasoSAL.-Our young friend wm. Ry.
an. returned last Saturday from Indiana,
accompanied BY Mrs. VIM. Ryan. Good
enough forhim.
Capt. Anderson gave the members oi
Doric Lodge, A,SF. L A. NJ. an elegant
supper at bis rssidsnes on the Island, last
Friday evening. The occasion Was highly
enjoyed BY oil who participated.
The many friends Of Van c. Howe, Of the
drn Of Howe Brss., will bs pleased to learn
that he hss % far recovered from his long
sickness, - 70 b able 10 leave this evening
for his old hems in Danville, N. Y. Es
has been oon6nsd 70 bic room for thrss
months with Csnges.ion Of the Lungs, and
will spend the winter in New York, whsrl
hs will not b affected by any ssddsu
changes Of climate, - is the case here VI
trust that with the return Of summer, re
turning hsslt nay bring him back.
e;Ws had The pleasure Of . friendly cal
from Hon. p. Irish, Of the &ste nfess. d,
locks jast - happy - Though hs had beer
elected to ossgrsss beyond hops Of ri
psntancs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

Dss noiHEs RAPfDs lnPRovpnpRf.-Ws
learn frsn The ests City that q - o'clock
Wednesday, the prspseals for work On The
Rapids improvement were spsasd a.d red
with the result - glvso bslov. NJ. J. J.
Dull, Il Hssrisbseg, Ps.. hsvisg pus il ths
lUusae biA. b The esnelsuoa 10 when "a
ssstraet viii in al probability b awarded
fer the 1mprsvsusnt Of the De Moines Rep.
ids Of the Mississippi River, received st Hse-
kuk. Iowa, New. 18th. 1855
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

SPLEnpID ApsAIa The supper sivsa By
Mayor Mcneil, on the occasion Of his assum.
ing the Mayors chair. 10 spoksa Of 20 .
handsome thing. Il is . custom Davenport
Mayors have on such OCCASIONS. and one
that their friends, Of course, heartily com =
suan1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

WsILs everyone 10 sure that his stock 10
the best, still We have ne hesitation in say
ing that the most complete stock We have
yet seen in the city, for wholscsls men to
to select from 10 Robert Krauss's-Thsrs 10
probably 10 this house % elegant sn sssert
ment Of goods, - have come . the city
Go and call On him, and 80 fer yourselves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

Tas BAxAAs.-Te.dsv lst svssybsay 3
to the basar II Nstrspslitan Block asd
select fsem the number Of bsastiful things
there on exhibition articles Of bVisstsvis.
There is no place ia tcwn like Streets
Basaar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

Dos'r Ger CHrArrD, LOOK OR. Get
pint bottles, 81, in white wrappers s-wol-
cots Annibilstor, for II cures Catsrrh.
Welcott's Pain Paint cures pain, oil kinds,
and heals oil ssres witheut stsin o. smart.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

RoafaenS Ilne.

The Ainnessla has laid up Tor the winter
in Altsn slough above St. Louis. The
1uscatins and New Boston have both gene
ints wiatsr quartses Il 81. Louis.
The Psobina b ths packet ffoa here for
g. Leuis . sssrow nsrniag.
wars eelLAa Llgo.
There are thsss steanefs ef this line
which ns~ make regular tri-weskly trips
nom Dubuqasts 81. psu'. The Milwau-
kss, City Of St. P.ul aud War Eagle. The
1ilwaukes leaves tha. point for st. Psul
te-nerrsw msrning. The Addis Jshnstss
leaves here for St. Louis to morrow mora
ing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23
LOCAL iTE 8s..

rsx lot. i. yo-.h Davenport aud lsl in East
sD4ss4osri. cheap as dirt; god 10 acre farm in
Pleasant VALLEY. only -. 900, and lass OF other
hs-xsi1s VIA land by the cart load.
ELps'poE 4 Bao.
Land aud Insurance Asents.
20 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

Tns MissfHrLs.-Havssly's Minstrsls
viii bs hero tomorrow night, and perform
at The Opera House. They are unanimous.
y pronounced BY the press to be the best
sxtsnt. They were almsst al members d
Arlington's old troupe. The .'Grsat Quar-
tstts" still remains in the Compsny. Fesa
oil indications, rich tfsat il il stsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23
NOTICES.

A New CoxPETIroa.-Msssrs Fitch
Cornell, Of New York, are startling th,
fashionable world BY putting forth . rar,
extract. known - Love among the rssss,
au article that 10 bound to supsrcsds everl
foreign importation and to take the lead o.
any American. Although it is yeung cen
pstitor, yet it has made such progress II
requires extra exertions 70 meet the do
mand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

FoR ALL DissAsxs Of the Stomach, Kidneys.
Liver. Bowels Lungs aud Heart. MISHLER'S
HERS BlTTERS works like charm. adording
immediate relief. while it completely cures the
patient and prevents rslspse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

"wsrRr IososAScr 70 Bliss 'ris FoLLr 70 NJ
wtss," but there 10 no blissful emotion in hav-
Ing = bad humor in the blood, and No remedy
a hand. DR.. J W. Poland's Humsr Doctor 10
ths standard for these pestilsntial diseases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

DsMocRATIc SuPPER.-The mere name 10
sufficient to indicate that big time was had.
had, but when We limit that il Was given on
Saturday evenisg,by Judge Murphy, st bis
pleasant homo on LsClairs street; and that
bis accomplished lady presided over the
feast, with Tim - her right hand man, it 10
equivalent to saying that plsasantsr affair
has never transpred in this city. II came
about in this wise The Judge being strsng
in the faith Of Democratic triumph and the
good Judgment Of the American people,
vsntured an oyster supper on the result
With several Of his young friends. The Oc.
toosr gale swept the dslusien from his en-
brace, aud from that time heneeforth, his
friends put themselves in training for the
promised event. Their boarding house e.
psriencs made the task IN sasy enc, and
sminsstly fitted them for the datv in hand.
The Judge having had little sxpsricses in
common with them was fully prepared; aud
every thing passed ef pleasantly. The hours
sped happily by; they ate snd we're happy.
None but gifted pen could express their
fsslings-too full for uttersncs. Atths sp.
pointed time-at the small heurs Of the
night-they bads their genial, generous
hest and lady ss rsrsir, and left. ever to
ssmber that "Dsnscratis Supper" ~ one
Of the rare events Of beardise house life.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

RasnnvsD SaAss loe Mse, peaaee's Dra-
matie Rssitatisas On Thsssdsy svssing,
ths 2sth isst. = the Bsttis Opsss Hssss.
muat - precsrsd BY Wednesday evening.
q Nesss. Lose Z 0risss-as tbs store wiIl
y elssed on Thsssday that bssss Tha.ks.
llving Day. 1vefybsly vIl tsnankse ~
Iesvess thsus.1sus asssoIng9y. sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

9ss 8usca or 0aArss.-ln another cslumn,
Of SPEER's STANDARD WINE BlTrERS. Il
Is highly recommended BY physicians for dYs-
peptics. on acc,unt OF its tsn,e proyristiss, its
parity and its delicious fsvors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

"LcvE AxoxG rnE Ros1s" 10 perfume
ever fresh ever new, - Mrs.. osgsod sx-
presses it, - prsttily:
could tire a. veil Of Gsaceful Fewer,
Breathing beside Ne, hoar ~ hsur.
This extract ID 20 delicate, and % lassln.
atisg, that these whe nee it srs never ~,
iS6ed 10 b without it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

Doyal Baking Powder.
Light bread makes light hearts. Regal
Baking Powder dess it. Ask your grocer
Or il, aud take No ether. Il Is . decided
improvement ever my other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

jams. krsx Co.'S fine staple aud fauey
Toilet Soaps. comprising German Matted. Olive
Star. improved Chemical. Palm. Ae. Sold BY
all grocers and fancy goods dealefs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

Nav SrAries.-Ths Tiptsn Adsertissr
states that new station 10 about to be es-
tablishsd on the Northwsstsrn road, d.
sectly north Of Tiptsn, and that new town
has already been laid out and christsned
'Ssanwsod' d'-in hsncr, ws presume, Of our
friend II. P. Stsnwosd, assistant supsrin>
tsndsnt. The new station will prove I'D.
vAntsgsous to Upton, - 1t will bring
railroad cemmunication some three miles
nearer that tows, which lies about eight
miles south ef the road.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

Beware u numerous deletsrieus imita-
tions Of Busnstt's Ceeeaine for The Hair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

PAaDoxsD.-Ssms elk ys,rs ago money
was taken from the mails at pest Office in
Joaes county. and the manner Of it, ab-
straction and BY whom, long remained .
mystery. Cireuustaness pointed to
Michael W. Jones ~ tho guilty party. not
withstanding the fact that his character
previous to the Disappearance Of the money
and since, had been considered irrsproaeh-
able. Last fall r. vas tried and convicted
at . term Of the United States District
Court held In Scott county, and ssntsecsd
to the Psnitsntiary for ten years. We
learned yesterday that upon the strongest
tsstimsnials - to his general good BE-
havieur and acting upon we'll grounded
belief supported BY similar convictions Of
citizens Of high standing, that pardon
shsuld BE- granted, Gsv. Merrill concluded
to pardon the offender, and he 10 probably
BY this time ct liberty. Says the Des
Asines Register.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

DLACB WANT1D " TWO GOOD ofnfs vnc
i would prefer to live n ene Aaily, q 3 Hotel
tegsther. l1quife u Mn. 1shaftis opposite ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

fetal. A,lAs 50
Tbe gsvsru0snt receivse Q tax Of eDo
dsllAr, per barrel upsu eli bssr maaslaesursd
and sold.
The gross reeeipts Of the Sioux City I
paci6e b. r for October wese 81. .lss. On
this the gsvefs0ept receives & tax Of -
pss ceat, Or e154.So.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

Wounds from rssty na'ls, 90 often dangerous,
OF BY pitchfork. sythe. or BY slass, or . severe
bruise. 10 quickly relieved and cured BY using
Rsnne's Pain killing Magyc Oil.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

ALLss's LuSe BALsAx causes the lungs 70
throw Oh the MISTER that il collected over the
air cells, and makes the patient breathe more
freely. and puri6es the blood. gives strength 70
the body. and tone to the digestive organs. heals
the irritsted parts, aud gives life and health 70
the system.
For sale by ell Dealers in Family Medicines
generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

Tss Dssr AND OsrsiSAL Tosie - lasR. Phos
pAoras and OAissv .knowa - Caswsll, Mack = Co .
Serro Phosphoratcd Elixir Of Calisaya Bark. The
iron restores color the blooA the phospherus re-
waste OF ha tissue. aaA The oalisaya gives
. natural hsslthfnl tone 70 the digestive organs,
thereby curlas dyspepsia In its various forms.
wsakfalnsss. general debility. and depression 81
spirits. Manufactured only BY Caswsll, Hasard =
Co, New York. fsblo-dweow 3 we'd mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

CaoIcs Iowa Catawbs Wine. at ~ 90 per dss-
sn bottles; alsoi full stock ysf' other native
aad foreign wines at the wiss house,
LAsarsLDr. TRops 4 Co..
ri Xeat QeconA HiHAaf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-23

Police AAfrsss. A man, named Ohas.
Foster, was arrested day or two since for
swindling at the old dodge Of tho "tobaccs
box" which the operator bets :hs victim
he can't open. This 10 . csntrivasce which
b simple turn sf the wrist can be opened
st pleasure. He swindlsd ssms fellow out
Of $40. was arrested end had his trial TO-
day. This Foster 10 enc Of the Clinton
gang Of burglars, aud 10 . member Of the
same company who we're ovsehaulsd here
one night last Summer. He 10 the same
fellow who went thrssgh" the Scetl
House. II tappears that ws now have the
whsls Of these professional gentlemen from
Cliaten at large and snly waiting for .
chance to piundss IN our city. Citizens
will do we'll 70 lock sharp aflsr their house,
during the night.