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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25
Death Of William Waters.

| We are panied to announce the death
OF this estimable, worthy and good cit
izen Of Rapides. He died at his resi-
dence, near this Town, on Saturday
night last at 8 o'clock. The deceased
was born in Kentucky in 1920, but
camo to Rapides, when a child, in 1923.
Few men in Rapides have lived and
died, who were held in as high esteem
and public favor MS the deceased
Possessed of rare and sterling traits of
head and heart, added to indomitable
energy, sober and steady habits, I'M
doubted honesty, he was truly and well
beloved by all who knew him; and
they will long remember him as one of
the best and purest Of our men. He
leaves behind him in this world wife
and lovely family of children, who
will forever miss him and bless his
memory. We have known him from
our childhood's happiest days and ever
have been friends. We part from him
with sorrow and anguish and drop this
feeble tribute to his memory and manly
traits. Peace, peace to his soul!
g ,is5'G. --~~~->c-~~>--0s-~~~~-~-> SO sI.
D' The N. O. Republican, in it's off,.
cial table Of votes by Parishes, at the
late election, gives the vote of Rapides
thus {: Grant, 2,176-Seymour, 1,623.-
In this there is something wrong, and
we are fearful tho Supervisors have
sent in the returns to the Secretary of
State, with the Plaisance box counted.
If this has been done, it is fraud, a
cheat, a swindle. The official vote Of
as zoe saw it counted by the
Supervisors, and publicly proclaimed
at the Court House door by the Chair
man of the Board was for Grant, 1855,
1882. Further, all three dis
tinctly and emphatically declared the
Plaisance box null and void and throw
it out on account Of base and palpable
frauds. y.s -. g.,4,- ~ g,s,,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25

1 We can hear fine and cheering
accounts of the sugar crop of our Par
isl, from all quarters. The cane is
yielding finely and abundantly, and,
what is still better, the quality Of tie
sugar made is good and choice.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25

U Our steamboat friends have been
more than obliging to US the past week.
The T. D. Hine, Glide, Era ., Frolic,
Lotus 2, Selma, Lotawanna, Caroline
have all been profuse in paper fayors.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25

s The Golden Era, a fine and reg
Mar packet in our trade, took special
pains to remember tho Democrat Office.
or her up trip.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25

u DR.. G. w. Laney has moved his
office to the building formerly occupied
by R. n. Fitzpatrick, on Th.rl Street.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25

g The steamer Frolic has been
permanently placed in the Now Orleans
and Alexandria trade. She leaves
New Orleans every Tuesday evening,
and Alexandria,i going down, every
Satu. day evening. ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25
ALEXANDRIA, LA:
PUBLIC MEETING.

We are authorised to make public,
that meeting of the Planters and land
holders of the Parish of Rapides, will
take place in Alexandria, on
q, SATURDAY, the 5th day of DECEM-
.a-..s. Der, 1868. ..-.
ii' A. full meeting is desired aud expect
ed, rs matters of great md vital i'm
portance to them and their immediate
interests, will be considered ind dis
cussed.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25

BOATS GoISG DowN.-Thc Celeste
leaves for New Orleans to-day
the Era 0 on Friday, tho Glide and
Frolic on Saturday; tho Lotawanna on
Sunday and the Caroline on Tuesday.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25

III The regular weekly packet,
Glide, Captain ]. F. Muse, was thrown
little out of her time during election
excitement, but has now dropped into
her regular day. The public can safe
ly rely on her leaving Alexandria for
New Orleans every Saturday at 12 NJ.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25

well TO DOatnOna kho h,,;lJ:~ :.
.h..,h.s ~, :. o"''.'"s OF any non
l."e' ."'" II 10 somewhere clearer sen
how tho Anglican cat jumpsf n
The Intrusive State nnv.
No'e1nment.
T, a.. a:..
ltvoan sssSs'os0 =. the Conflicts b.
49, 49,. .uG PeoP.e Vi TINS state and tAeir
.S 20 uno PosSess all the Offices and A
:. o 'uuSt'o"s VI government IN L0pisiepa
e.. nus "s Az re'ne"oe,ed' as an impostapt
49, 49, s " .uo mosa, ana political aspects q
"I So""Isc1sy' tnat tnese men have ncv.
=, o'sn cnOsen' even IN form, by ths -.
pp; ;T " t n Htate. iney were never e.sctel
s"e PeoPa ss the peoplavem
oons 's0.'N unoef the Old forms MA
wsIc slolently suspended by the miliia,,.
sa n;nas : OF by the people, ~ ~.
eA'1ea Into the present State, under ~.
reconstruction laws.
;.;en " ena s,; Daoxe up tne OLD State Of Lon.
If ~h;oS :. ..ss .ns Po"',cal materials
" wu.cn ~ was composed. It psocesded
IN new one. ny peculiar agency
nh ;y'; !. toee!ner q new constituency.
~. .'t a. :. enaowee win special functions
~ -. snH n:aHn,g Oh constitution. Il madh
h !so Ms. a"s"'eenonts, and larger enifsa.
., 70 give this new body full eoe.
~; ~. OYER tne PROCESS o. making constits.
..ou ~ Tue modei winch Congress favored
" p rs.aer a;c'.te0, 70 us selected agenc;ee.
D.s y c.e Nf"s OF tneir creation--be.
..s = .''nt1y commission Tor Q spoc;al
~. ~ anesS PowcEs necessarily CEASED
were to make q constitnt;op 1 ass :: Ihey
stltutiou thew made was - . ~" me con
constituency for. itself 1S., s -
Il VAS sccensea n -. ,sey maze enc:
and then their ovn e.;.. aon' P'sscsaDed.
ceased. The State l,s;nr m'a,, a"a Possss
inc heen fnliv recooo;-aS =" ~, aua nss-
OF the Govern mon. s.h;oh ~, an 0tancse
control whatevcr fhs ronss;. ay Pow9@
State under the zror,t;t,,s;o. sva.y ~ -
the constitnencv, evtewro.:..s
eress. 10 make = Stn,s VIA. Con
The cons,;,~,;on., o na. mItnln State.
mo male ~. ,aos;.;. 1870 - sos me ume -
recoenition' apvwhero 90 .a.Ca cAn ND
prOner nnthor;ty ~ ~. &c. ss'oe NJ
Here. than !. tho ,s;io.on: =.
era thnt Inc. Thev vo.a ohnsa. " :. sue Pow.
Of the conat;tnt;nv.i ~ $3.50 = ~ .ss ulne
voters vho ceo "a - J ~ .".s ~ . oooy q
the constitution was accentsS = Ths Sea =
stituents are disnersed and sa,,r - -.
Dart of the constItuency - ~ nv .oi, %. on!
reconstructed. None - tham "o ~, 800 =.
now. nv Inc ..ms III. ..h;a. ~ ~.
lie r;eht to vote m tha .onvs Ss give -
Oh them as are voters have been made @
lion. The auali6cations have h,en 49,
and enlarged, and the new hodv vh;ca
he real sovereign de Eaao Of The Gta = {.
sery different IL the persons and iS'ts.
ftom tbaf ~h;oh $500 - 49,.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25

ssS We are glad to know that our
proposal for general convention OF
the planters of tho parish to be held on
the first Saturday in December at Al
exandria has met with general favor
among those most interested in the
subject. From all we can learn there
VIII be afull attendance on that day.
1t is necessary that there should be
some understanding among the plan
tiers before another crop is pitched
BY q little prudence and sagacity the
labor system can be properly regulated
for another year and o rcmunerative
crop secured. Let there be a large
turn out. i9s"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25
721a" r. aa9 FOR SALE. !i--fa-4e
A FINE LOT OF OATS and BRAN.
~ Z. r. BIOSSAT.
Nov. 25th, 1868, -
FOR SA lie,
Tableaux WANTS.

We hope it will be remembered that
the young ladies ofthe Episcopal Church,
Mt Cheneyville propose giving an exhi-
bition of Tableaux Viyants, Charades,
&c, on Saturday next. Not long since
the Church at Chcneyville was struck
by lightning twice in the same day and
very much injured. The object of this
exhibition is to raise funds to repair it.
The enterprise is worthy of patronage
on charitable grounds alone. But we
have no doubt that those who attend
will be amply repaid by the pleasure
they will derive from the entertain
ment. The success of a similar exhi-
b dl in this town recently shows
what few young ladies can accom-
llisl by little energy bestowed upon
q praiseworthy object.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25

~ We have gone through another
week of beautiful, cold weather.
Thursday and Friday nights last we
had good freeze, tho first of the sea-
son in Rapides.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25

tS The River is again slightly on
the deeline-but the weather indicates
more rain--so we may look for another
little swell.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25

man, whom to know, is to admire and nm.
preclate He is the best of company, live
~ aud sociable, just such man as you
would "bet your bottom dollar on" and
DO confident of winning.
THE ROWS IN ST. BERNARD PARISH.
had long conversation yesterday with
Mr. Ong Esq in relation to the troubles
in st. Bernard Parish before the election.
Dir. Ong states that all his influence with
the negroes was used to preserve the peace.
and that bis advice to them was to observe
the strictest order. and to conduct them
selves in o quiet manner. The stories
about trenches being prepared for tho ne.
groes on his plantation were started dur
ing the heat Of the excitement and were
entirely without foundation. BY his coup-
sci aud example Mr.. Ong repeatedly re-
buked the negroes for attending political
meetings with firearms, and favored tho
FREQ enjoyment Of their political opinions
by everybody. have known Mr.. Onc for !
sixteen years, and know of no one of moro
uplight and gentlemanly character than
he is. We differ in political points, but
both aim at the same object the peace and
prosperity of the State, in which, l doubt !
not he is as earnest and sincere as any cit |
zen Of the commonwealth.
THE METEoRIC SHOWER.
did not see it, but my friend Pete did
tie saw i unmised with Lager Beer OF |
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-11-25


contrary the audience seemed ready, as 1t
an opera. . concert. ora circus. TO applaud
the music. the scenery. the dramatis per-
some. asd ass general shov. Ifelt like il.
In strong contrast with the magnificent
church and pertainings Of st. Adams WAS
tho simple church, as remember It in my
youth, more than three score ,years away,
10 which my fathers woshippod. In one
the beautiful chancei- the altar-the read
ing desk. the praying desk, tho desk Of the
epistles and gospels-the ante communion
desk. the Bishops and Priests rich.carved
chairs. the pulpit, tho choirsters seats, not
forgetting the flowers and wax candles dec.
Grating the altar; aud the .facings and
gepudexions OF the priests. acholytes and
Coin the other. !(my dear old church,
tho f1ed seat OF tho priest IN tho pulpit.
The desk and seat just beneath for tho clerk
pronounced clarkl-and, directly 10 front.
The communion table. The priest read the
service. the clark intoned tho responses
md said Ameol The priest preached the !
'ermon and tho clark gave out the psalms |
Without shifting their positions except TO |
ut. to stand. and TO kneel whilst mod.
st choir. with organ accompaniment in
oned and sang tho Gloria and Other
hants; and with simple pathos and devo-
ION. Old Hundred. Rock OF Ages. ply.
'onth DC. &c. exciting love for God and
God will to all men. There were no 40.
ramos contralsos-no tenors, bnritones
no 'assos OF the opera, The Bsginis, Was-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
STATE ITEMS.

There WAS another destructive Gre in
Dubuque last Tuesday, destroying three
four buildings.
-Psnton, the horse-thief, vino was ar
rested at Wilton. and made biz escape, has
bssn captured again, says the Aaseasine
Courier.
A big knitting factory is being built
ct Cedar Rapids.
The Iowa Falls Sentinel tells Of baby
being killed by paregeric
-Altoona is the nams OF new town re-
Gently laid out eleven miles east Of Des
n otnee, on two railroads.
The Iowa City Press has bees enlarged
= . thirty-two column sheet. Tbs amount
Of reading matter is largely increassd-and
in style Of music has the ring Of the true
metal.
The Central Presbyterian church at
Des Moines has new bell which weighs
2,032 pounds. cast from cannon made 10
France TO years ago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
In Bankruptcy.

In ~ District Coar: Of tts United Statss for
the District Of Iowa
I, the natter Of :. n. Lancaster. Banksupt.
Te the Creditors Of said y. II. Lancaster. end
sll other persons iutefested:
ClRS: You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
= tbss petition has been fled in saiJ Ceurt
81 8. II. Lancaster, Of LeClaire, Scott County.
Ststs Of lows, in said District, duly dselar.
Cd BANKRUPT, under the Act sf Usu-
sress. entitled AN Act 70 establish .
Suiform system Of BsnkrupNey through
eut the United States" approved March "a,
lss7. fer disebarss aad ceri6sals thsreeG,
frsm Oh his debts, and other .slaims Drs-
vablo rnder said Act. and hat IL 6eh
day 81 September. AID, 1858, q the hour 81 IN
o'clock 4. I. Of said day, is assigned for the
hearinc ef III same. befors the ssid Court as
CheuSees. g Keckuk, Iowa: when and whore
ron nav attend and show casss, II aay yeu heve,
thy ~ prayer of said petition shoalA ~ h
fou sre hereby further sotifsd that the sseesd
anA thisd nsstings Of The erediteeo ei
the aid a. n. Lancaster. will bs hsld % Tie 3lst
dav II Arsuet. A. y. less, q he houP Of ten o.
eloek = n. ef Sid day. bsleee ths non. n. II.
Price. Reaistsr, q his sAce. Ne. Z. West Sec.
end sareet i the city Of Dassupcrt. Hssst
eeuatv. StsAN or Iswa, when anA wksee you eea
trsrssst any busisess Of the sscosd and third
n meet,pre 81 The creditors provided - sestcint
n eud e or said aef Of Congress.
sus1 d3t-frI. q. 10y "A Ole5k.
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approved April I'd. lsss. aud shall Be signed by
the Oity CLERK.
Sec. 4. The result of the election, after being
esEvss'ed, shall be entered upon the records os
the city.
Section s. In cass majority Of the votes caas
st said election shall be Yes." ell Of the re-
Stricsiens ssd lim'tatisss on the posers Of The
comm'ssionsrs in said aet contained shall Be
observed By them in MAKING the settiemt ns
herein conte plated.
Each Of said Com nisasesers bsfbrs ssterips
upon the diseharge Of hs dusiss, ehsn saes as1
subscribs an oath in writing tWhicA ahall -
preserved By ths City Clerk q follows:
L--.-s having bses appointed Cen-
missionsr for cisv Of Daveap sri. undss Chsptsr
q Of the Lsvs Of the Twelita 0seesel Asssa-
bly,, do eoleoniy swear that will discharge the
duties Of such 0smm ssionsr 70 the bsst of my
ability; that will observe the provisions Of
said sct and OF this ordinsnce Id the discharge
Of said duties; that an not the owner. direct
ly or indirectly, of any bonds against the city,
nor will become the owner or interested in
any such bonds during the time ! shall act -
such Commissioner; and that in all things
touching my said appointment will act with
IN eve single to the good of the city.
Each Oi said Commissioners appointed BY the
City Council shall receive 10 full compsnsati on
OF all services rendered except actual expens
hundred dollars per annum or a. that rate II he
hall serve less or more than year.
Section s. The commissioners to execute the
powers given BY the SAID chapter CT ofthe Lava
of the Twelfth General Assembly shall be ap-
pointed by the City Council in case said question
is decided afErmasively, and the Mayor Of the
city shall be sx ofkcio . memtsr Of the said
Board Of Commissioners
In case the contingency happens in which
said Commissioners are TO oct they sh all pro-
vide book and keep theasin . record OF ell Of
their scts and doinxs; shall keep and pressrve
al letters addressed TO them or either ef them,
and shall retain copies Of letters written to them
or either Of them In relation 10 the city debt oil
Of which shall be subject to inspection BY order
Of the CouWcil. and their said record at oil times
open to public inspection.
And il II hereby declared tAat no act Of the
Board OF Commissioners in settling or compro
Asing any debt shall bind the clty until such
oct is reported to the City Council and approved
by it.
The City Council shall likewise keep record
Of its acts and doings on the premises. which
shall also, At all times BE- open 10 public iuspsc
tion, and shall be published with the other sete
and doings Of the City Council.
Passed asd approved August 6th, 1888.
NJ. DoSAHuD, Mayor.
Attest JoHr LrL.is, City Clsra.
Concluded te~sorror.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
En- NEWS.

The Canada will leave tomorrow mora.
ing from Port Byron for ST. Paul on the ar.
rival Of the t:45 train from Rock Island.
The Rsserve 10 the regular boat Sunday
morning from the same place.
The Ksithsburg is the regular packet iss
Fsrt Madison te-morrow morning st seven
o'clock.
The Diamond Joe will leave for St. Lsuis
u morrow morning at Z o'clock.
The Addis Johnson will leave Port
Byron fss 81. Paul to msrrsw mssning u 7
o'clock.
The following is the order in which the
Northern Line boats will leave Port Byron
for st. Paul during the csming week =
Sunday. Rsssrvs; Tuesday. Auscatias
Wednesday, Savanna Thursday, Penn
bina Friday, Dubuque Saturday, Cam
ada.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
Chair anl Dedstsal Faoeory for
sale /!

l. his Chair and Beds Facssry and the
good will Of his business The Factory 10 Of
brick three stories high. forty Eve (45) hy sew
enty Toi feet on the ground, with boiler and
sngsns room attached. and is located on the
corner OF Third aud Fernum streets. in the city
81 davenport Two lots Of ground one hundred
andtwsntr eight i2s) BY one hundred and hsty
l6S) teet will be sold with the Factory. The
Engine. Boiler and Mach inery are All in Good
order: The buslnsss is profitable and weli O..
,ablishsd. ALMET SKEkI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

ed and also a.ks for IN appropriation OF
$50 for the inprsvsmsnt Of said street, %
a. 70 make the same passable. Referred -
tho Street Committee 70 report at The next
meeting.
Pstition Of B. B. Wood ward and others.
askins for an appropriation Of 800 for the
purpose Of inproviAg Wall strsst, in Easi
Dsvsnpert. Referred 70 The street Con-
nitses, 10 report 81 the next meeting.
The fieancs Coomitfse 0s1s their r.
port for the Arss quarter ending July Let,
lS6O. which 10 % follows:
Bspert Of rinsncs Committee. for Arst quar-.
ter, endiag July lst. lses. Expenditures for
mil Nav and july.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

Lisa Of property belonging TO The city.
1000 feet kuubsr Hose.
600 Leather
Rose Cart.
Coal wagon.
lRubber Coats.
steve sbsut used up, sud IS bushels Of cssl.
List Of property belonging 70 the Fire King
oI1Rs See. Fir. Esein..
lEngins House with farnitsrs. 10.
See 10 bell.
All q which is respectfully submitted.
r. r. Meoas. Secretary, Of lndePsadsat Fire
Kine 8ngine and ness Cenpasy No. l.
DAvsnPsas, August Ia, 1855.
Petition Of A. Suly and others asking
that plank crossing b laid on the corner
Of esh and Ripley Streets. Referred to the
Street Committee 70 report at next meet
Ala Haeding handed IN bic rssienatisa
a Aldsruaa Of The Srd Ward the sane =
take effect after this meeting il eenss-
quenss Of his intended removal freo sa.d
Wa,d, On metiou the same was sscspted.
Petition Of NJ. G. Lee and others asking
that The alley between 7th I 9Th StrssAa,
and between Harrison 4 Asia Streets b
made passabls. Referred 70 the street Con.
mittss 70 report at next meeting.
Petition Of Psnniman Son 10 regard to
erroneous asssssosnts On hetsl fufaitufe
&c. Rsfsrsd = the Cemmittee On elaioo
to report ~ ns1t meeting.
Petition Of Meyer 1 Simensen, in regard
- ssroassus sseessosnts On elething &c.
Laid on the table.
Petition Of Edward Bnck 10 Sslaiioa 70
his claim for dsoagss 10 ssss the city
should order the opening Of Perry street to
lite full width without paying him just
compeHsatien for the same. Referred 70 the
City Attorney, in connection With oil the
other Perry street matter, and to report 70
this Council.
Petition " John s. Davis aud others,
asking that she riser reed be - improved
- to prevent part Of said road from wash.
ing away. Referred TO the Street Cemmis.
soner, W report ut next meeting.
Petition ofJ.G Spraksr, sskipg that the
| street which had besa laid out and dsnatsd
~ Robert Christie, known - Sscosd Ssssss,
in Eass Davsnpeet runoiag through the
Luskss estate. frsm wsst - sasl, b leseed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
City aud Suburban ProDerfy.
ELECTION NOTICE.
TuNeRD WARD.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PuR
suaacc Of the Pr ,visions Of the City Charter aud
Ordin ancee OF the City Of Davenport, there will be
held Election
Monday, she l7ah day 81 Ao3ust.
1858 the sans bsIns far 70 elect - AAsr0an to all
the vacancy ocessoned by ths reslgnation os Alder
man nar1lag Of The Sd wazd the pslls vill be
opened ~ tho Court Housa. ~ O'Clock 4. H., and
kept open uatilo o'clock P. n.
Daveupeet. Ausnst Oh. III .diet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
1T v 81 4. nj -.


The People's rssty ofthc 1'hird Wfre a-e reausst-
ed 10 nee, At the court House. In this city, Sat
urday ,to-norror ~ evening at o'clock. for the pur-
po,s o, no ominating . candidate for Alderman Of sad
Ward, to be supported at the polls on Monday. Al
gust nth, lse-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

Cgoios Iowa Catswba Wine. At 800 per
dozen bottles also full stock OF other NJ.
tive and foreign wines at the wine house Of
LANsrrLbr, THoDc 4 Co.,
81 West Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

tho railroad, Gust the place to make good
'srm,l 70 trade for property in Davenport,
or improved farms. ELDRlDes 4 Bro, Land
and Insurance Agents. No. 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
Cellere q The Christian Drsthsrs

HI. IxoU3S,. ...s.........MOe
The OBJECT OF THIS INsTlTUTIoN 10 ~
colieoist te edrcafion whilst the Commercial Depart
,,1st o1srs rers advantages 10 yOung nsn desiroos
q entering ON nsrcsntils prrsai,s. TIE neas sss-
xSsa;e.s fos sdaiplos Wlll ~ we'll - b n Sins.
rsEess,sa's"' sa1ss't rpWAnp. ns,aasas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

THs Rock ISLAND Tanner Club Will visit
our city on Mondsy TO oct - vet avrse at
the christening Of the club here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
LOCAL trEEG.

Trr celebrated Star Stomach and Liver
Ri.,ers. soid By Harrison 4 Co, are giving
more satisfaction than anv other Bi,ters for
sale in the city. M 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

100 GRoss Fruit Jars for sale low. At
Wholesale and retail, At J. Losenssn's, 81
Harrison strset.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

FsscGLEs AND tar removed and prevent
cd, BY using the delicious Hsspsrian Baia
or the CO complexion Price only 6fty cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

"CsHsrTUrIoH WArEs" 10 certain cure
for Diabetes, and oil diseases Of the Kidneys
For sais BY ell Druggists.