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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03
Dessracaien of Grain ~ AneOn
0larieU.

diaries.
We have to ehrenicls most outrageous
and 6sndish act. which was psrpstratsd BY
some unknown villains last night. II cd
mits Of no qualifications Whatever, and
was only prompted By the darkest hate and
malice. Me.srs. Richard and R. ". Moses,
whs live on what is knows - ths "Ksllsa-
berger place." on the Locust street reed
about three miles vest Of the city. wsrs
the victims. They had harvested thsil
grain and stacked it in two PAGES, sbou,
half mile distant each from the other, the
whole number of stacks being fifteen o'
sixteen and consisting principally Of whsa,
and barley. Late last night both pile,
were set on fire and nearly destroyed.
Judging from the distance which inter.
vened between the two there can b M
doubt that i. Was the wsrk Of incsndiariss.
The loss 10 not less than 5000. The cir
cum stances under which this calamity falls
upon these gentlemen is peculiarly agravat.
ing. They had been laboring for several
years under heavy liabilities, and the abuu-
dant harvest which has just passed enabled
them to see their way clear Of oil financial
difficulties, through the medium Of thsis
large crops. There WAS one ether stack
which was left undisturbsd, and this 10 oil
ofths product Of their 6sld which they
have left. There can be no motive which
could influence men to do . deed Of this
kind but those Of the darkest character.
When an insendiary sets Gre to . house
either in the city or country, there 10 some
method in his madness, fer there 10 plundss
to be gained; but the destruction Of splsn.
did stacks Of grain 10 something from which
he can gain no reward. There is no clue "a
b, found Of the psrpstrators Of this out.
rsgs and no hope Whatever Of diseoverine
their whereabouts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

We. are glad to announce:that some OF our
eutsrprising Arugsists.and store keepers, acting
upon our suggestion last week. will shortly have
on hand supply Of MISHLRR's HERB BIT.
TERS.lwhich 10 creating . great excitement in
the East
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

A Nsw Insurance ConpAxY.-Ths initia.
tory steps have been taken towards organi-
zing another Gre Insurance company in this
city, the capital whereof 10 to bs $500, 900.
Twenty fivc per cent Of that amsunt must
b paid up in cash in order to conform with
the laws ofths state. thus bringing forward
the handsome sum Of one hundred and
twenty I've thousand dsllars In astual
nensy, upon which = base Operations.
There 10 . good deal Of enterprise In ths
idsa, aud With the proper amount Of energy
bestowed upsn il the stesk can probably
b ssld within the limits Of this state. ln-
surance stecks are becoming very popula,
and the more gsed sound homo companies
thsrs, are the more money will b kept from
eastern corporations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

GaArrsriso IHssLLieasos. every part
sfths eoustry where alosn's Ointment asd
Condition Powders have been introduced, the
proprietors have received the most gratifying
stslIigsnes Of their remarkable effect aud pop
slarity. Ia . multitude Of Instances thev have
triumphsd over d,seasss that have bafiisd the
skill ofcsisbratsd Farriers. and were csnsid.
cred incurabls. These msdisiass have gsinsd .
reputation which staads unsqs'lel in this
oouutvv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

A gentleman In Lsnox says: "Av feet felt
as though thousands Of needles we're being
stuck into them. but ~ sson ~ commenced
using Rsnne's Msgic Oil, the chilblsins began
70 disappear, and sosn got WE'LL II 10 COED for
shilbialna
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

AorasRs who have daughters that have Wsak
Lungs. should arrest the disease when il is in
the incipisnt stages. II 10 indicated BY = hack
ing cough-pains in the chsst-difleulty of
breathing-or impression Of the lungs. II this
b permitted to run on. tubercles will form. and
Csnsumption will be the result. most valu-
able remedy will be found in ALLsS's Lrxo
BALsAn to cur. and eAesi this disease in ,ts first
stage.
For sale BY all Dealers in Family Medisine
generally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

FAST HonK.-Ths ties Of the street
railway have been laid to Perry street. II
locks - though the contractors meant
business. Hundreds ia the city during the
past TIVE days have been surprised At the
rapid work, who have all alsng expected
The project would sgsin fall through.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

HsLLowAHs PILLs. Stomach Compla.nts.-Neta
square inch Of the body be n perfect health II
the stomach 10 diseased. The nrst twings In that
region iadeatss Q necessity for N alternative nedi-
eias. aad OF oil te'ativss HoLlc~Ass PrLia have
been proved. BY the experience Of half q century
= Be the best Take care Of DIGESTION for upoA d.
gsstlon depends every vital function. Tone the
stomach aad keep the bowels free with this unri.
vailed invieorsat apsrisnt, and corrective. and al
viii b we'll. Sold BY oil Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03
NOTICES.


Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
bakiog Powder dsss Il. AK yeur speesr
or II. aud take no ether. Il ID . decided
improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

EvsaroSs may know Of what DR.. J. ". Pol
snd's Humor Doctor 10 Compounded, by writ.
Ing to the proprietor. The best known roots
asd herbs are used, and combine pisasantness
TO the taste with sure results. Sold BY oil Drug
gsts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

Tas day has been really beautiful, and
the election throughout the city has passed
of very quietly. Ne excitement, except,
perhaps, in the Bloody Fifth Ward, where
they WON'T keep quiet. However, the bsvs
always give good account sf themselves
whom the votes are counted. We have No,
heard ofa single alteration Or disturbance
~ yet. Each party 10 quietly, yet firmly,
putting in their votes, and ~ trus. to ths
coed sense and candid judgment Of the pso-
pie for the result, be il % it may. OF course
we hope for the best.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

JsnrrsA A. soAr.-ls certain cure for ehapped
hands and al roughne or irritation - the skin.
sessua, riAsworn. salt rhsum. pinplss. and oil 9th
sr cntsasous a6setisns. making The skin con and
smooth. Manufactured BY Caswsll. uasafd Co..
New York. Sold b. all druggists. tu-friAeow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

A VALUADLp WosE.-Thers has beer
lately issued . very elegant and attractive
work entitled Eminent Women ef tn,
Age" The biographical skstchss are con-
tributsd BY many Of the foremost perssnl
in America. There are about fifty bisgra'
phiss, embracing netiess Of Jenny Lind
Gail Hamilton, Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Ristori, &s. II 10 extremely we'll written
and 10 both interesting and valuable, on &C
count ofits information. 1t 10 richly illus
trated, and will we'll repay psrusal. SCI
card Of Nsssrs. Gibbs 4 Nichols, the pro
pristors, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

SociAsLs.-Ths semi monthly seciabls Of
the Fourteenth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church meets tomorrow "Wednesday J
evening at the church, in the basement
rooms. All als most cordially invited.
and, - they usually have = fine time at
these gatherings, We would advise oil to sc-
ospt the invitation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03
Attention. Str X mights.
TIE STATE OF IOWA, |
CouSrY ~ Scorr.

To oil whom il may concern
Notice is hereby given that the undsrsigssd
have associated themselves together Ter the pur.
psss Of forming Fire lnsuranss COMPANY. Nh.
der the general insurance laws Of the State oi
Iowa, the principal Office te BE- located in the
City Of Dav snport. usdsr The aams and style oi
the Empire Fire Insurance Company Of Iowa,
with capital stock Of e500,0eo.
Dated this "a day Of November. A. D. lsse.
G.. .. Watkins. Jr.. Jsnss Armstrong.
J. W. Stewart, J Nv. Jsmises,
z. W. Necisllaad, g. 8. 6treeper.
Thss. H. Longbottom, J. 3. DiIes.
". +. Peck. c. 3. Ainkead,
". A. Hoeferd. J. 3. Conner,
L. 3. Davies, Edward 8useell,
Chas. @ Plummsr. J. W. Farrand,
James Thorinstsa, John Hoyt,
J. Lewis Drsw, W. g. Wadswsrth.
Geo. \. Preuch, u. \. Richardson,
Alfred Sslly. J. J. Richardses,
HersbssR. Gsodnsa I 60.
noV6.Vlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

HsAs this gentlsmaa's testimony about Ua.
sarrh:
4rDSsY, NRw JsRsEY.
=. HunrsasYs. n. D.-Dear Sir
Your Catarrh Pills are Invaluable They cured
ny wife OF catarrh Of eighteen months stand
ing. for which she had previously taken alls-
pashic medicine in vain. ] esteem thsn highly.
Yours, respectfully,
J. u. WILLIAMSON.
These are simple Homeopathic sugar pills
Ssld BY oil druggists ss 80 cents per boz. Ad.
dress
HuurnRnr's Srscisrc IIosHorArnrc Nspicrxs Co.
562 Broadway. n. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

IMPORTANT INFoRnATIsS.-By che late reg.
ulations Of The Superintendent Of the Rail
read Postal Service oil letters, papers, &c.,
passing through the mails should bear up
on their superscription the name of the
county 40 we'll ~ that Of the postofics. The
fact Of having the county plainly written on
the supsrseription Of . letter, &C., insurss
their arrival At their destination now from
enc to I've days sooner than il omitted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

THs Or7UNwA FIRE This Was probably
the most disastrous Gre ever known in this
State. Eighteen business houses were burn.
cd to the ground. Tho estimated loss 10
between 100000 and 3sOO,000. The
amount will probably reach The latter 6g.
urss.
The loss to insurance companies will esr-
tainly be from t225, 900 to $3.50, 600.
The following is list Of the parties who
sustained heavy losses: Mess I Co., Cope
I Co., Hawlsy I Co., Prugh 4 Co., Henry
/ How; Schsraam, Sehrssvss + Co., Chae:
Belts, n. D. Earl 1 Son, N. Mcclure, J.
Loomis, Peters 1 Co., D. N. Harman, T.
Dsvin I Son, II. Fraby, Hissr's salsen and
Clark 4 Tuttls. Neck L Munnimaksr were
sedsidsrably damaged By water.
Various conjecturss ore made % to the
origin sf the firs, but the most plausibls one
seems to be that it vas the work Of an in
csndiary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

A SrAxDsrILL.-The wheat market ID
nearer dsfunst just now than ~ have seen
it before for years, st time in the fall. Ths
farmers are exceedingly loath 10 Part with
their crops at the present figures, and lsl
it lay for = rise Its possible and psrhap,
probable that they are net waiting in vain
The country 10 full Of il and il can't stay
there more than eight months anyhow
Everybody is looking for . rise, and il 10 Il
be hoped that mono will b disappointed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

Coon WosK.-Ons hundred and thrty>
0vs took out their last papers. yesterday.
At Judge Richmaa's court, aud thus became
citizens. A number Of these were from
Nuscatins and Clinton counties. Nine
tsnths Of them were democrats. and will
have east their frst votes for Seymour and
Blair, and, ~ al good citizens must hope,
for the winning ticket.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

Tns Iewa Falls Sentinel 10 informed that
great "damagc was dsns in Jackson town
ship BY . prairie FIRE on Monday evening
last. Starting from the southeast corner Of
Ellis, il sped on its furious way through
Jackson, burning fences, stacks, and into
the big woods, doing much injury to the
young trees. In ito course it destroyed a
stable, . lot Of hay, hogs, and . horse for
Mr.. Ssabury. In his efforts to get his horses
out Of the burning stable, Mr.. s. was very
badly burned, % much 70 that fears are en-
tsrtAinsd for bic recovery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

BovND Ovsa.-Thos. Clsary, the ruflian
arrested for stealing money from the negro
Barnes and Afterwards assaulting him. was
yesterday bound ever in the sum Of $500.
No bail appearing, he Was sent to Jail. He
10 one Of the most desperate villains in the
country, and will learn a very salutary les.
son, or at least, when set at liberty. will
give Davenport and Marshal Kaufman a
wide berth. In sncountering this class OF
humanity Qua police should use tho more
forsi bic persuasion Of the billy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

C0roO D0rDO. 0e0o0Do. l1oAomo00
Ooro0eos. 0oro TArooe, Tooeh0cho
Haraeho. .Nosraog1e, ,86oaanaaio0
10neaGo. Rllee, Dolle. 0olags,
Nooo. 0soanac6, o SSSiSes. 1:orSs'
U1cogA Ol4 oo9o0. RE1Oo - Ooos
K1rFAsaDsnseies. sassDe DoNpro lxfnA01
y IL ee q einglo oo1s ~ OoUS 3 - - III
esaoeYs - ~ - szDssns 0eo efeh6f6s, = -
xSisso dsaSisss Spsaae usnsspsAis nsa.
iG1no C10oan1. 00ee - 0oDoe II. ~ DooAD.
WX1, Ne4 yGse. n 0UMu1b1 = oooGoleo0 1a1ly
= 49, 1S. sSss& - ~ ~; = q 49, - r. r.
~ S - , AsM -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

Arrxxr!gp SwfSoLB.-The manager ot
the telegraph line connecting this city With
Chicago, directed bis agent here the Other
day, 10 call ursn the publishers Of daily
nevspapers for an even hsudIs1 do'lHs ID
consideration Of sending election ssturns
These publishers being . portion sf shs
Northwestern Associatsd Prsss. which
corporation has . contract With the Tsls-
gaph Company 70 transmit . certain
ansuns Of nsws daily, declined = come
down with the hundred dollars o. any eths,
sun for reports to which they were entitled
under their contract.
To-day the request has bsen repeated
and the agent here is directed 70 call upon
citizens to raise the hundred dollars in cas-,
the publishers decline. For reasons abev,
stated, the publishers do decline.
and have instructed the agent Of ths
northwestern Associated Press, 10 collse,
a. many election results - possible and
hand them in to the sfiies Of the Western
Unisn Telegraph Company for transmission
~ ususl.as regular news reports. Psrhap,
ths company will refuse to send them. per
haps not We shalt see. Thrs weeks sgs
the reports Of tho October elections wsre
cent without asking any bonus, and Il will
be very difficuls for most people 70 under
stand Why returns Of the November slss
items are net ne,ssj Just - much - those efths
Oct ober elections aud il the press 10 enti,
,lsdts the one, Why il 10 not to the other
The fact Of the matter 10. Il 10 . bAretaesd
dodge to sxtort money from publishsss-
one that will not bs gratifisd. Ordinary
dog fghts, third rate horse races, rsporis
Of Bungtown base ball plays. blsod and
thunder lies from Central Georgia, sprainsd
saklss, bsrksd shins, and punched nosss
ere flashed into our Telegraph eolanns. ad
nauseam, but now that it comes to impe!.
tant presidential election news-oh. you
cant have that unlsss ysu pay hundred
dellars extra
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

Saows IrsELT.-Ths hatred Of the radi.
eals towards those soldiers whe may diffe
with them in matters Of spinisn Vas vsrJ
aptly illustrated last evening in the radics
procession that paraded the streets with {
coffin, labeled "Whits Boys in Blue" Th'
spirit that prompted such dem onstrstieu
must b far removed from oil that 10 noble
generous. Or manly, and is that cut d
which traitors are made. Az an svidsnce
Of poor taste, it Was condemned by th'
mere enlightened Of the radicals. Il wai
simply done to provoke ill feeling, and /
possible bring on disturbance. The pro
csssisn Was made up Of boys and the ri
and tag Of Moline and Rock Island th,
lew and ssnselsss street harranguss Of tn,
gifted talent y the meeting at which sew
eral Of the speakers didn't appear, and tn,
whole affair was . lamsntabls effort At biz
thing.
| The speech on the street near Der Demo
krat efaos consisted Of low Angs, pointlsss
jokes. and straining effort to "shink vel
Of eur German fellow citizens if they vii
only let u.s."
Mr.. Lane. who usually makes . faii
showing, descended to lew abuse.
The would-he leader Of the Gsrmani
spoke in his native tongue, but - hil
countrymsn we're out looking after Peoples
Party voters, his verses were soon sung.
Judge Hubbsll then followed with On ct.
tempt At being smart, but bis Wit was only
like good Joke on snyder"
II was expected that Hiram would dsliv'
er his new piece, but he failed to appear Of
leave his address. Taken all in oil, it was q
spasmodic attempt At big thing, and ~
! such VIC let it pass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

Kseasfs nals Dye, Natseal. Durable. Dsaut1fsl
best and olsapsst 10 ths world. vold y I'll D,ue,
sisessad 0ountsy otossksspsrs JOHN J. KROMnR
oels Pvopsieses. Aol Chestnut o.. Pnuadephia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

Communicative those who profess
TO be liberal minded and profess TO advocate
the principles Of Republican liberty; and
claim for themselves the privilege Of the
exercise Of their own judgment in the elsc :
tive franchiss-ela;m to bs men, honorable,
fair dealing, and above little tricks. will do
a. did the ChairmauSsf the Republican
Committee: grab . handful Of Peoples
Tickets, and, boy like, tear them up-tben
shsuld his littlensss be known bv his acts.
Shame, shame, Mr.. Chairman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

MasQniC.

Masonic.
4 0PEClAL CONFEDERATION fRlN.
W. ity Ledge No 3ts. this. TaesdaY
" evening. Nsvs.nb Sd, st p. n sAae1.
Work il n. N. Degree.
W. D. MIDDLETON, Secretary.
Attention, Sir kmlghts.
THERE WILL BE A REGULAR ASSEM-.
Il bly, Of Sir Knights il the Asylum Of 81.
simon Of Cpssne Commandery No. .. Weduss-
day evening, November 4. At ~ o'clock, prompt.
Installation ef of,cers.
". =. PECK. Emineat Commander.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

THs ELECTION 10 being carried on with
great vigor, and it 10 doubtful which party
will come out ahead, but amid the clash Of
battle will be found men who will not finch
from their duty, but will giss and take
and these are the kind Of people that buy
their clothes Of Sam Perry, As Brady st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

DuBuars has just organized . Board Of
Trade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

TRY"0lL BD0E"
fiss Gut Chs~iss febaces: The best. Tobasss
= America
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03
wAss rs.

A eIRL 1oR GENERAL HoUsswoRx. A..
--Hy StoW ON -. Os1:-AN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

w0 D!NlNo-R3ox GIRLS. a the
. esey5Nlw SCOTT HOUSE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

Ir 10 strange to see with what csrIessnsss some
invslids attend to their health. They will pro-
cure boy Of Plantation Bitters, which ought TO
be used in . month or six weeks, and upon in
quiry. Il is found that thev have used only two
or three bottles. Some days they have used it
according 70 directions, and others have not
touched IL. The whole trial has bees irregular,
and Of course . less favorable result has como
from their use. Ift be.true that "what is worth
doing st oil 10 worth doing well,' how empha,i-
cally 10 il true in matters relating TO health. A
few bottles Of Plantation Bitters have often
wrought wonders. while in other instances dis.
ease has only been subdaed after weeks Of re-
sistance.
AAssoLrA Warm -Sapsrior t. the best in
proved srmsu colosas. and sold at half the
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

SISKER, kSiPPENBER6 Il Co., INpIANAP-
oLls.-We would invite the particular at
tention of the trade to the card of the above
we'll known company, in snsthsr column.
They have been long aud favorably know
throughout the country a. prominent
house in the manufacture Of oil classes and
descriptions of saws. Their saws are made
from the very best English cast steel-ars
carefully hardened and. tempered, Rground
and finished by improved machinery, thus
insuring superiority in truth and uniform
ity Of surface. l. may be safely stated that
no imperfect article leaves their manutacto.
~. Wherever used their saws have given
unbounded satisfaction. TO business men
and others who have dealings in:s this linz
We can cordially endorse the firm % thor
oushly upright, energetic business men,
Send for . cireulsr and price list Of thsii
manufactures.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-03

HARDwAnE.-Lst oil our farmer friends
remember that there 10 but enc place in the
city whore goods are sold at the very lowest
6surs, and warranted also, and that 10 Bis
sells, On Brady street. The best stock Of
hardware in the city will be found hsrs.-
Every one should prics goods here before
purchasing elsewhere.