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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

CALI - CoNvsSrioS.-The newly made
citizens Of African persuasion, up in Mime
sofa, have called a State Convention, for
the purpose Of celebrating ths,rssut OF tho
election on the suffrage question in tha.
Ststs. We learn from some Of our most
influential colorsd csiz.us that there is
some talk Of q similar convention in this
State. Iowa pslled the largest vote on the
amendments OF any State, and should be
first to call such convention. They should
at least elect delegates to the National Con-
vsntiSn of colorsd citizens, which meets at
Washington next month.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

THIRvEs DIrxcTED.-Sevaral days sso
j. b. Jordan, beet sad shoe maker on Sec
ond It., missed = fine pair Of boots from the
let which he was accustomed to hang cut
for display. He could get no track of the
thief, 20 determined to use n little strategy.
Lsst evening, about seven O'Clock, he
brought all his goods into the .hcp but one
pair Of boots, leaving them hsnsing out :
side. and then teok his stssd behind tie
counter and awaited further developments.
The bait was good one. and in q few min
utes . chap came along, deliberately took
down the boots, and walked of with them.
Mr.. Jordan ran out Of the store, and caught
up, took the boots away from him
and led him back TO his shsp. whore he re.
mained until Constable Carstsns arrived
and took him 70 jsil. While the officer
was taking him 10 prison, large crowd ei
roushs followed close bshind-apparsntly
with the intention Of attempting . rescue,
or making some demonstration on the isil
The fellows name waa james Mont gomsrv,
Hs was examined before Justice Peters and
sent to Jail for few days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
The Meet Perfecs Ire. Tenie


HEGEMANs FERRATED ELIXIR OF
BARK. A pleasant cordial prepared from
Calisaya Bark and Pyrephosphate Of Irsn,
possessing the valuable properties Of iron,
phosphorus, and cslsays, without any inju-
rious iuersdieuts. Al . preventive to
fever and agus, and - tonic for patients
recovering from fever Or ether sickness, it
cannot be surpassed. and 10 recommended
BY the NEST eminent physieians. Physi-
clans in prescribing, and the public in
purchasing, should bs particular = specify
HEGEMAN'S, ss there are many inferior
articles in the market, purporting to be Of
the same combin alton. Prepared only BY
Hegeman 4 Co., sChsmists and Druggists,
New York, aad ssld BY all respectable
Druggists.
CRArrsD nAnDs AND FAc,, SoHs L,rs,
&c. cured at encs By the use Of Hegsman's
Camphor Ice with Glycsrine, keeps the
hands soft in the coldsst weather. See
that you get tho Genuine. Sold BY Drug
gists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
Notice..

IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE RI0Hr
l elcf the Articles Of Incorporation Of the Ma
tional Insurance Company. 81 Davenport, Iowa, the
Stockholders thersef are hereby no;asd hat the
nusl msetins and election Oi Directors. in accord
ancc with the Insurance Law Of Iowa. viii be held
NJ the Olce OF the Compasy. Ia the city Of Daven-
port. lows. on Monday, the 4.h day OF Jasuary, 4.
ID. isf9. Oh ELDRIDGR
dec3-ditA VET Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

4 WEpDlNG.-THR PLAce ce-nAsrg-ASD
rnE BsIDAL ToUR.-Day before yesterday,
IN interesting couple from the rural dis
trict Of Rack Island visited eur city ostsn-
bly, for the purpose OF securing bridal
outfit, and Of course went to Smith 4 Al
stons. Purchases we're made and sundry
were The packages that Mr.. Alston deposi>
ted On the counter ready for them 10 teko
away. But still they lingered-hesitated
and finally asked TO see Mr. Smith. In his
ususl gallant wav, Mr.. A. showed them to
the wholesale room, where sat the Junior
Smth, deep in The mysteries Of his ledger
The eSpec,snt bridegroom knsw him-had
confidence in his judgement in such mat
ters and holding the blushing bride by the
hand told him they wanted to be married.
All yes, said Smith. very sensible in>
decd, very everybody ought to be mar
ried.
We'll how can we 10 il! Here expert,
ence csme to the rescue and they wsre told
to 60 TO Judge Eagal for license, and off
they posted for it, hand in hand.
Returning in short time, they made
straight for the wholesale room and placed
the license in Mr.. Smiths hands and told
him 10 do it as quick as possible, and do 1t
right. Here Was bit Of experience he
hadn't had, 50 Justice was sent for and
in few minutes the happy youth was seen
making fox tue ferry boat, which was just
about to start. with sundry bundles under
one sfm and his bride under the other. A
truly practical wedding tour.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

TIE annual election Of the officers Of the
Young Mems Christian As.o :ia.ioa, will
bs held on Monday evening, Dec. 7th, at
II e'clyck. A fu'i attendance sf tho men,
bcrs 10 earnestly requested.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

HsADAcas.-Thess people who are suf-
fering - much from headache, will and BY
using Seward 1 Bsntlsys Censtitutisn
Bittsrs, they will bs relieved IL net entirely
cured. They can bs fsued at all the frat
class drug stores.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

A ROLL Of fensle hair measuring six feet
long, and weighing twelve ounces. 10 in tbs
hands Of London hair dealer. Evidsstly
the lady had used Tsbbstts Physiological
Hair Rsgensrater. which dsss produce the
most glorious hair that ever adsrns hu-
man head. Il sftsn produces new growth
On bald heads. always turns white and
gray TO it natural color, prevents ito falling
OF, and 10 lsvsly dressing. Sold every
where.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

Ma. BoSNEa, Of the New York Ledder,
has succeeded in making even . Prospectus
that 10 readable. II is one Of the most in
tsrssting si the new Advertisements in eur
present number. Frsm il ws learn that
Rev. Dr.. Tyng Is writing long story for
tha Led0ar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
Cash Capital 91,O0O,OoO

Vhees ~ ssnsral bosssss Of The csnpasy istsaaD,
ssosl. - " which I'll ssewd esrssDsa1so0
s'''l - 'AA'''''f; 'f6;,.scroas.
JeS ceehs. Yhils. Z. A. KsIlins. Wa9Ainet0 /
q. Il. Caash. PAiia. nsssy .. Cooke. WaAh.
,, pstehssrd STAR. .PAiis w. =. Ohasdles. va.
~. q. Nosr Aesl, Phils. Jshs D. Detess. Wa1A,
Oss. ?. Tyler. Phiia. Blwasl Dsdes. Newyssb.
]. nischlsy Ciask, HAila. y o. 1aAassssek. y. Z.
caAauss n. ClAas, PhuaaelpAls, FsesIAml
Hnsy y. cssss. wssAisgtss. Vice Prssidsss
JAs csoss. Chairnaa finance and 8xscstivs osn.
Rsassa ". :sss. Phna.. Secretary asd Astssy.
Z. O. Tsssm, Washisgten. Assistant Secretary.
enAsus o. SagsD, H. D.. Medical Dissessr.
J. svns ns41s. \. b.. Assist nsiissi Disses~.
sDicAL ADVISORY BOARD.
az. - oargsss-0snssal.U 2. 0.A.. Wesb. u
p.J.ns Chief Asaieai DsDastasat. o. :. ~
wsshisesss. :
D.W. Dns. =. y. washisgsss.
SOLICITORS AND AT7ORN1Ys.
Va. =. CsAsssA. wssAiassss, 20.
ossss Anos, PAiislslpAia. p. /
- esnpaay, usteaaI n ~ eAassetes, sGhn. ~
ssasse = is laree Casitai. Low Mates u rse9106
iae lIs ~ pssssassd g lhs pubic.
OA1o - nvoeablo - IT, noue0o lAooo Oe ~ ooG
0osoal oo0poo1oe, anA eveid aIl sAo eo0pleaeuoe'
- uneestalatlse u ustss. Dvidea1s, aad ~
:ses..s.1acss sssA ns lass's srs - - y ssssst
Ssvsssl Nv - sssssssivs tables s,s sew psssess
-, Wbteo $50 oaly ~ - ao1ssssee1 - Ieess 81
ea1saele = ths pa6lle, sseh = ths lHssaHPnDsg8
| 16esm aad RnsUm PnnmUm Heasgs. In Ne foe0ese
The telies h6dsf net snly sseurssa he insssasess
peyo6lo at Neoah. buS WI receive. u Mviug afes ~
period Of ~ yeof1, a annua income eQnal - -
pr cent no pr cent Of the par of biz policy. -
the latter, ~ Company aesses 10 retuSH the -
eare1 the total a0oast Of neDsy he hss paid in, -
| edition TO the amount OF kis policy.
The attention Of peYpone contemplating inssri1G
theip lives o. isereastnx the snoant Of insnranso
tlsy already have 10 called TO the epetial advantaos
o9efed By The National Life lnfursnce Company.
Circulars, Psnpbets and fus particulars eivso o.
Appl eauon to the Branch oeee Of The Company -,
tkie city. or 70 its General Agents.
| LooAA A0wvD ~ W AxSxD In every Clsy 80
Towa 18d app.icati0ps cos- pettnt parties g.
such a,encics with snitnhle endorsements. saouI4
| - addressed - aIR MnsAkv : SxsTnAI ASxDSo -
| = theis respective detrcse
0RNDRAL AGENTS OF TIE COMk AM.
Jar Coeos 3 C. New York, fer Few YORK Atatd7
| and Northern New Jerse,.
=. ". CeAnR Co.. for Penn. an4 Som y. JofseyJ
JAv CsaE1 Co.. Washington. for Maryland. Dele
ware virginia, Dist. Col -1s!a, srd Vert virginia;
;. =. EIa0 . TO-, Ctieseo. fer Illinois, lewe - <
| Wiscessin.
Hon. sss11n Maasa. 81 faa,. for Minnsssla
v. ,. P1AHNB, Assst for Scott Css19 60a
i. ~. sssass DSs1v - "a -. DasssDss& l1W0,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

Dss'r CIR CHgATxD, LOOK OuT.-Ges
pin. bottles, 81, in white wrappers s-Wol.
cots Annihiator, far il cures Catarrh
Wolcott's Pain Paint cures pain, oil kinds,
and heals eli sores without siain or smait.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

WHAr HI WsNr AFrEE. Every bsdy
knows Harry Aatlocs, cur genial telegraph
operator. Well, Harry slipped out Of town
very quietly the other day, snd the next
We hear of him is. taking v.ry prominent
part in wedding ceremony c, Sou.h Bend,
Indiana. Unbeknown to him The wires
tell Us that he viii return on Monday &C
compan,sd by Mrs. NJ, formerly Mas
Kelly. It's all right Harry, YOU and yours
will please accept the compliments OF your
friends in Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

EvsaYsoDY in want Of clothes will fnd
what they want In short srdsr and Of the
best material in use at Sam Psrry's 45
Brady ct. Go early and leave ysur ordsrs.
Some elegant goods are cemins in now
They are the best in tewn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

BiLLIARDs.-An intsrestiug game ss 500
psints viii b played BY Asssrs. Martin and
Msssman, this evening, ct the Central
Park Rooms. BE careful hsw you bet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

Tae street cars Of Rock lsland we're
obliged - suspend operations yesterday
m.rning On account Of the snow. Shsvsls
s,sn pu. the track in running order.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
FOURTEENTH YEAR.

TnE NATIONAL ISsurANce CcMPASY.-
The people of Davenport may we'll take
pride in the Nationsl Insurance Co. Of this
city. II is something worth being proud
Of 40 a nome institution, and - the re-
suit Of home management. In suether col
umn will bs found its staismsn made upsn
ths Hrst day Of this month. 1t shows q sub
s,sntial array Of figures, that cannot iail to
bsget increased confidence in ito Thorough
soundnsss. Lock al the figures. There 10
not bogus one in the column. They re-
veal that the actual cash Of the concern 10
about t146, 900. nearly al Of which is Sc
curely invested and drawing ten per cent.
The balance is in unpaid stack, but secured
BY notes that are 'giltsdsed." The hg-
urss show .hs. instead Of twenty five per
cent. being paid up.as required by law that
over sixty per cent ia paid in 10 cash and
il may also be sta,,d that The surplus sc-
cumulated is more than sufficient TO rein
sure its risks; and that saying nothing
about uncolnputed interest, which amounts
to . satisfactory figure. Altogether this
statement, turn which way you will, iadi-
Gates degree Of prosperity in the National
office that was never befors attained By any
Western company.
The National is the father Of the present
wholesome Insurance law Of this State, and
Was the first to comply with lis conditions.
Its business has been conducted in that en-
terprising, safe and cautious manner that
ever commands success. 1t has ne labili~
ties; and permits none to stand against It.
It's lessss are paid upor presentation Of sat.
islactory proofs-evsn though the ruins are
yet smoking. This gives the policy hold.
srs . chance TO 70 ahead At once and
this ready promptness always bsge,s nuch
satisfaction and increased businees.-
The policy Of the Company is to
take no bad risks on any consider
ation-believing that . doubtful line of
business is worse than no business At ALL
or oil doubts its managers take the advan-
tags fer the company's benefit. Unques-
tionably there 10 no corporation in the
State, Of any kind, that can shew ~
handsome . per centags Of nett gains do.
ring the past i've months, (since comply
ing with the law,) A. this. The business
is rapidly incrsssing-spreading in every
direction through Iowa and Illineis. and
guided by the same scrupulously careful
management. We see no reason why it
may not continue in increasing presperi
ty. We congratulate its managers, and ito
stockholders; and the public also, upon
having 70 safe = medium Of homo insu
rance. This is the result Of insuring in
sound companies .. homo Of keeping the
money Of the West in the West. Those
vino are in favor Of this policy should in
sure in the National, Of Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

DooLsr's CHExlcAL YsAsr BAkus Pow.
DEB Is unsqaalsd for making light biscuits,
rslls. buck~heas aaa ether cakes, sle.
ltrsquirss only two tsaspesusfuli fer q
e1ars Of 1sur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
THE CITY.

TuEss will be services Al the Trinity
Church te-msrrsw At the usual hours.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
Office OF
NATIONAL INSuRANCE 60.

Davenport Iowa. Dec. /, 1865
Permit exhibit
to-day appeal
GOOD ana s nsursace found Agents
pleased to tell yea all
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

PEoRIA AND Rock ISLAND RAILnoAp.-A
gang Of men have commenced the work Of
grading On the Peoria and Rock Island
Railroad in Cambridge. Henry county;
whsrsupon the Chronicle says the "point
Of operations is on tho Cambridge side Of
Edwards river. Shoves have been supplied
aud whsslbarrsws and moro men will be
there the last Of this we:k. "Look up Cam
bridge r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

Tas strsst railway Of Dubuque is being
extended. The contract has been taken BY
Mr.. Hathaway, who is building our read.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
SIMIlIl SlMIllDS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
= 10MRADATn ADRNnERCU


QAvB PROVED. FROM TEE MOST AMPLE
~ expsRisles, a. antire saeesss einple-.Prenps
1@cient and reliable. They ase the only 4odI-
eises perfectly adapted TO popular aee-ee simple
harmless . 70 b free from danger, and . eaceat
= to be slwaysrsliable. They have raised TIE high
ct een.endatloa from si'. and viii alwags rem
], Cares Favers. Cosesstion, InAanaticas g
>. Worrno, worm fever. Worn Colie. =
:. CryingColie o. T:ethiae Of Infants. .as
8 Dyaentery. Gripping. Biilous Cslie. 80
:. Choiern-M Morbus, Vomiting. ~
Z. Coughs, Colds. sronea't,s :,
8, !. Headaonss sis1 Headaehe. versise. 9
-, Dyspcpsia. Bilious etcmsch. -. -
~ Wbssss; Wbts s.s n;osn.. 81 s'eri periods FS.'oas
il Salt khsu1n. Erysipslas, Ir1psIsss s
t. is. Fsvsr Msa:. csiii sss.<. sS .2ss:: : :
II. Piles, blind Of biesding ing................H
-, Opthal1nv, asd ssrS o. wsak ayss. .Ss
=. :. whooping-Cough 1elsat eesgise
s. Ear DischsrEss. i.psifs7 is..ia9ss
.nsrai 81 .ss: .::as::: :.::s:
ssssicEn s:s. ssss .sisk.:s ~. sli.1. =
=, Nsr1sus DSsssH; Dssiiity y'asss sc.nin.i
:. Emisetons. voluntary Diseeasgssi Il
= Sore Mouth, Cankef. -
M, Painful Periods, With spssns..: =
-, Su6ering at ehanes Of life. .......l u
si:::: ss::.;.s :.ss s';:s :Sls:s D:ss
FAMILY OAsES.--Ofss s7o lsrgs WIS
morocco or rosewssd case, eentainig : ,psel
% for every ordinary diasase . family 10 sub
ieet 70. 4 books or directions. From 90 toe -
s.alIsr Tanily .aa Travelling cases. WITH :.
su.c,ae. ior ii i private diseases, both ; 70.
Curing and for Preventive treatment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

lNRxPRRInNcs AND OfL.-There came
down from tbs Wisconsin log districts .
logger man the other day. who stepped At
the Nswcomb House. He laid his can't
hooks upon substantial supper and roll
led in fer the night. He took back room
from the windows Of which one might gaze
forth upon the back yard with deep salts.
faction. lie peeled himself to the bear
skin brsschss, raised the window, then
said his prayers, blew out the gas, like =
gsod christian, and laid himself down to
sleep. Not to slssp however, in . hurry,
for pretty soon he smsllsd something.
Something stronger than ordinary smells.
in matter Of perfume more fragrant than
The pine boughs Of his pinsry bunk. Re-
psated snufing revealed Increasing edsrs
Rising from his couch, be bounded upon
the fiosr. and angrily put down the win
dew, ,shrswdly suspecting that the unfaver-
able odor arose and entered therein from
contiguous out buildings below. Having
succeeded a. he thought, in successfully 70
sisting this extraordinary smell, hs men.
tally abused the landlord for carlsss man
agsmsnt in ventsllation - pischsd into
bed again, and pulled himself together fer
4 night's sound slumbsr. Not any elum-
Der came, but instead thereof, the stink
increased. Where it Vas thin before Il.
became thick ~ clouds but be erisnsd
and bore il while. He relied and pitched
about held his nose chucksd his head
under pillsw no use he could stand it
no longer, but jumped out sfbsd, tried to
light the cenfcundsd Temp couldn't Dc it !;
slid into his brsecbes. jsrked on his jacket,
sushsd dewn to the sfics like frightened
night mare, and sighting the landlord said,
''Sss here b,ss. guess yer lamps broke up
chamber. and the ils's leaking. and Il stinls
~ Issst sl1.ps dsrsed eiak
The lsndlssd stsppsA he ''ils."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
aavEa NwWs

The la.e riss in Back river, wiscensiop.
was q greet Blessing to the lumbersn. tho,
less shsu 75,ooo.ooo fess Of logs beside,
considerable lumber passsd dosn the
Deems.
Aesas II o'clock Tussdsy nieht ssss.u.
boat eo''idsd With the eossr dam. On ,be
lever Rapids. soashiss sous Of the tin.
Der. BY which n:ausa passage wsv v.s
opened through which The water ru.h.d
vshsmsntly. A number Of workmsn were
Immediately set to repair the DAMAGE and
the dan is ct the present writing, in :.
coed condition as befor, the scejd.n, a..
cured
The steamboat statistics Of this season
show $40 arrivals atSt Paul s.,ps. $50
last year There was "a boats in the trade
Of large tannsgs than last yser, The bare.
tonnage has increased. The 6rst boat
which arrived this season st St. Paul fr.m
below the lake. was on Saturday, April 4th
The last boat to leave there was on Thurs.
day. New. 26;h,-thus making the present
seaaen 236 days in length, Or sigh, months
lacking three days. The average length Of
thu boating season 10 about seven months,
Ia twenty years there has been en.y one
season lsngsr than that just closed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

WESTERN llorsL, N. Y.-Amsng the va
risus things that one gladly sxcepts ~
rarity to business care, and the tedious.
ness ostrAvsl. are good Hotel accomoda
tions. Such in ths fullest ssncs, il was
our good fortune to hnd at tho Western
Hotel. CORTLAND, street, N. Y. Mr.. Thoi.
ID. Winchester, the able and efficient pro
pristsr. knows we'll tho wants ard rsquis-
ties OF a first class Hotel. and has = hesrs
and hand to supply them. John E. Bcu
dsn.is TIE gsntlemanly, afiabls and ohliging
cfiice Clerk, ready and anxious in every
possible way 10 contribute 10 your com
fort, and meet your wants. While accom-.
modations are arst class in every respect,
charges are very removable.
To all our Westsrnsrs, who may have &C.
casion to visit New York City we say,
pstronizs the Western Hotel. You will
hnd everything in the best Of style in the
line Of lodgings and board.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05
,pr. Barton,s Tobacco Aplidose.


HAaRARTsp REaovR ALI pasiaa vos TcsArto n
snfip ssVesls aad h1swsias and 10 aiso sYcesL n
pefirN pu, 49, and eastohas tbs blood inssorasss
great roorishing and sfsnE
er enat the stomach TO diGess ss hesfst food 6Ehe
seep rsfRhlng. and sses biishss tobuss health retSs
esd ehere\ 'cr s,rty Je.s cured lIies fh:. sns pa
box. EcTfR An ia.s.estnR treaiiss er W irjn'ioas
sdscts Of .obso, wisl lisa u ,ss,n,oniaf rsssess
etc, ,xsf fRhA Ag.nis eer'.a Ajdr1
\Dk- J. + AssosT. JS9sy C!;., N J
TESVIM ON I1fLS.
rsor ,nx L. $. nsA.rar. ksJEa'ss c1>s --i'-~
:: 80 d. ..s, 2, 'h' Airofs ~''s'.ri az. Go
Yaon ns~ ~Iia.rsn,eAesE psnou. .--ti.s,:.u.. sf
Ans.nee here hs ing toes Of ,s spre,s for ,ohse
10y s.irc pt sat'o.,. Attes, ~s e~"s supply fss
JoaI-u sAYr. .ArsA esN II t.a,s rri,ss.
aSy Ratt,olD caa-AJr rirrslrNC Pa y! h.v. rs,d
=. An''d0'' ".se,.rr = =, ~. ,i.,-'
A CtsaevvAs,/ s,/rsrso.v.-o-s krx OF As,,revy
cared my s,o.h2 |snd nyssf I, .s,,sNtms
Paos sryPoiics lIsApsrAsfrss. LyMq. kass.
Asss eaae ssrsv Ars pes~ds Of fesh ftrsAro:s -
::s.,! ::ss p ''a A''''' aud al %s Ss.''i 1
.TaeH sms scgsaSas Hona JerszAi, RUN p~ss
-Ous box cf 0urson's Aniidose ssnorsd oil dan H0
4e1ssd ffou ~ taks tieassss ~ endis NJ
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

No ASxlrTAxcE Nor svss on Bus,xs,a
The newly appointed special policeman
at East Davenport bad occasion, last sicht.
to arrest several Of the fast bsys Of East
Davenport, for conduct unbecsmine the
peace and quiet Of that part Of eur CON.
monwsalth. He arrived at the Jail with the
prisoners just a. the crowd Of rouehs that
h,d followed Constable Cartons whom hs
elged James Montgomery in jail, were
leaviag. They turned and went back to
the door with Nr. Special Policeman. Msier
Schnitgsr being absent, these in attsudanc
refused to open the doors. thinking the DO.
lie IMAM WAS one Of the rsughs, and VA
playing sharp, fsr the purpose Of getting
in inside and libsrating their eompaui 80.
As the policeman was not we'll known il
his new capacity. he could net gain admit.
tancs. and was obliged 70 lot the boys -.
Justice Dittes lssued warrant for their
arrest to day, aud, a. W 60 to press. the
police were locking for them. They will
probably, find it easier gsining admittancs
this time. New Policeman should ret &C.
quainted at the jail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

CaHisrnAs FRsIIvAL.. The Trinity church
people seem to be particularly successful
whenever they have given public enter
tainmsnt, . festival, or . seciabls. The
elements Of good nature and sosial feeling
put into their competition. make anything
to the contrary, simply out Of the question.
The ladies Of the congregation, not content
with nskisG their sociables particularly
plsasant and successful, are insking prspar
alton for Chris,mas festival, which will
continue through two evenings. We are not
aware Of the detsils Of their preparations.
but do know that they will make il one of
the finest affairs Of tho holidays. The first
evening will b devoted 10 rsfrsshments
and general sscisi reunion, whish snly The
ladies Of the church know heW 10 get up.
The great treat for the children Of the
Sabbath Scheel will como on Christmss
Eve, in the shsps.sf we'll loaded gift tree.
OF course, the public will bs NEST cordially
invited, and, By being present. Gill have .
geod time ell around.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-05

MoHrnLY Coxcsar.-Ths Sabbath Schsel
children Of the 14th Street NJ. 4. Church
will give . concert Tomorrow (Sunday)
morning, At ~ o'elsck. The public are cor
daily invited. This 10 the frst they have
had, and will consist Of singing and do
clama,ions by the children. The old folks
will be look srs on this time.