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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-05
.AT FORM AND RESOLUTION

IL 20 R1i AND RESOLUTIONS,
~
#4Flrst-Ne congratulate tie county on the aS
e Ell success Of ne re"'r-truc ton cy Of
- isrss5 a Incri by h. ipti N IN a IN } rIfS
4tAe Stt-3 ItteiF - rebellion 81 I Institution
hrlns rIrtl cIvii an "o'it cal r1!h : t. Al
Mi we regard II as the duty "f Tie "''erhineh'
81 sustain thc>e C"n|ituti n AID p'eNent ih-
fppe of such state from beng remitted to a
4rte OF ana ny aud "iitfy rue
IL '1'c'hi In En Hihiee 'N 'hE' q" eiu'i
kfrtSe a Na m"H "a Tue "th WIS de-
.fhiel ot every c'Ii7i't Al ION u ""hi c -'i
i.ftitn le an justice an must ne muhi'Ihr'-
II ne IN 4" Ht."i - >uHIh-e III an IN" Nai
n tes property belongs 10 IL" people Il thO-e
Ates'
&C nr'on"l Ine- Ine "a 10" IA " requires
IA pay "rHt 81 me lhh'H 'hte''e ihe>H !" tho
tgno+t Co"i ialth T. our 'reilt'rs AZ h"me aId
y "a n't "''y 'c'"rjIn{ t" the 'ei'er hu' the
q |oIrth 1t l. ide T. the ! 'h'r # tie n'ti'n
III tA,s'!'n II .,i'' De 'q"" Eri ana 't IL el -
sf'li' a. g 'att'hh tl'th VIII Tmt-
fi h-th n 't'oAd dehf, c ntr~t@d Is It has
/" 'he E,'',I .! "y ~ an
n > r., -, i3rsi r,,e n interest tbe'e',,,
S-never II ca, ,,est ' h. d,nr.
Hixth-Thtt the br,t policy to dimini our
q den IF deh Is - t. PR our c'eiit that
q i'a Il.ts ~ ILL -e 4 to lend u m ney at love
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K,yenth-TI. t; .v,ron.nr f the United states
Suli b, ainin ,,,r-I with the i ict,-s, ,.,ru.,-
II The {, rurtj n wni.h h hrve been So n me-
M nnr7e't f~.er"d b' An'ir'w Johnson call
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ntivs TO gan.tsr in. r,,.. tbe i,y..
E1erry. l,.r,.. liberty an Iif..f c,tt .ru-. he,
i ,ei n pt.iDrsn< power hts denounced The
fian'ti Lr:s>i'tI : - unconstitutional, h,S
l'tfn',y a. h''.'n'Iy Ir'',..n bE every
g.trn,.ti. 'p ','a1, rr',.'in a.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
RIVER NEWS


Packets ave daily frem this poin. to
connect with boats at Savanna aod Part
Byron.
NORTHERN LINZ.
The Minnesota leaves Port Byron for St.
raul tomorrow morning.
The Dubuque leaves sAms point for St.
Paul on Saturday.
The New Boston is the regular PACKET for
fsrt Madison, Keekuk aud St. Louis to-
morrow morning at o. clock.
wHIrs COLLAR LixB.
The Milwaukee leaves Savanna for St.
Paul tomorrow morning.
The K'y City leaves sane point on Sat-
urday.
The Diamond Joe is the regular packet
for st. Louis to>morro~ morning II I
o'clock.
There were 10000 packs ges on the levee
this morning awaiting transportation BY
this line up and down the river.
The Mcllis NcPike has taken the place
Of the Itasca in the white Collar line,
the last named having been drawn from the
trade permanently, having done good and
faithful service a. steamboat for nearly
twelve years. The engines Of the ltasca
will probably bs transferred to new hull
during the ensuing winter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

john Shannon, . river pilot at Do
buque, walked With . wAselbarrow fou.
miles in ~ minutes, on Sunday last.
Judge N rphy, Of this city, speaks al
Muscatinc on Saturday evening. This will
close his appoiasmsuts, making just 25
speeches for him during the campaign. in
all Of which he has been fair and SQUARE ia
argument. yet has scored the rads without
mercy.
"A negro Is csnvassing Louisa county
in the interest Of the bondholdsrs.
The attorney for the Muscatine Board
Of Supervisors has returned from Dss
Aoines. and informs the Journal that on
the motiea to attach the msmbsrs Of the
Board for contempt, = continuance 10 grant
ed till the mex. term, which begins On the
I'd Tuesday in May next. In the mean.
time, the members Of the Board are to Be
held in $500 bail each for appearance st
that time. So the matter will rest for six
months longer.
The Keokuk Constellation gives the
following account Of radical seoundrslisn
in its attacks upon Dsmscrats
On last Saturday evening, % four per.
sons-twe men asd tWe voaen-wsre re-
turning from the Blair meeting 20 their
hcmes in Hancock county, Illinois. and
while passing through the town Of Hsmil-
ton. they we're fired upon with pistols By .
number Of cswardly rulRans snd stoned
Ons OF the s.onss struck lady, whose
name We did not learn, upon the head,
fraeturins her skull, aud Il ON the effects Of
which she died yeslerday.
shortly afterward, - The train upon the
T., w. Z ". h. r. was going cut, stones
were thrown through the winds ~ Of The
passenger cars. and three msa badly injured
BY being struck with the missilsss -
We understand that . meeting w
called by the citizens of Oakwecd and
uanhteo Iest eseaing 70 fssrst cut ~
perpetrators Of this diabolieal sutrags ~
bring them to justice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
In BankuDtCy.


IN the District Court Of the United States fer
the District Of Iowa.
Ia the matter Of a. L. Norton. Bankrupt,
10 the creditors Of said A. l., Norton. and
other persons interested,
CIRS: you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
y that petition has bsen filed in said Court,
By A. L. Norton, of the city OF Davenport,
il said District, duly declared . Bankrupt
under the act Of Congress, Of March 2, 1881. for
: dischar9e snd certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims provable under said act,
and tha. the aSth day et November. A. ID. 1858.
at the hour OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Of said day, ID
assigned for the hearing of the same be fore the
said Court. at Chambers, at Keokuk, Iowa,
when and wherc you NAV attend. and show
cause, if any YOU have. why The prayer Of said
petition should not b. granted.
Your are hereby further notified that the
second aad third meetings Of the creditors Of
the said A. L. Norton, for the purposes pro.
vidsd in the 9th and 3sth Sections Of THE e,id
Aetof Congress Of March "a. 1857, will
be held on the 2sdday ofNovembsr, A. D. 1865,
st the hour ef ter o'clock, A. H., Of said
DAY, before the Hon. NJ. n. Price, Register
In Bankruptcy, u his efics in the city Of Daven-
port. Scott county. State Of Iswa, whom and
where you can Be present II ysu desire to be.
oct29-d 9-dst-thu Il. K. LOVE CLERK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

YoUsG MgS-thoes of you who are Of age
and have never voted at a general election
are your names registered,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
OH7ciai Paper of the City.
LOCAL lTE n g.

T.. lot, IN North Dsvsrport and is gin East
D.ve,,ar. clsap ~ dirt; god 80 acre farm in
Ple.,ai v.lie-. oaly $500, and lots OF other
hrg,a, Wild land by tue cart ioAd.
ELoRrpcR l. Bao..
Ltad and Insurance Agents.
- RrAdy street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

We still ask all Democrats to see that
their names are registered. The Board are
in session At the Court House every aav,
and will be all Of this week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
DIR. RIPLEY,S


ROe moo0AU A06G 1OR 1Ch ana
Nervous 1aoadacho, Neural.
Gio and RheunotAen
DURING an extensive practice Of over twenty
~ years. this remedy, when properly used, has not
aled Of curing every case OF Headache, and always
relieves and almest always sures Neuralgia aud
Rheumatism in all their varied forms. Two or three
doses will relieve Sick and Nervous Headache. and
by taking 1t lev times the disease will b. perEa.
neatly cured.
There are persons in this eity-ehronic cases Of
Neuralgia and Rneumatism-who have. during the
last four years. spent hundreds Of dollars for anest
every remedy known to the trade. and who ere now
willing to certify that after ussg this remedy for
few weeks only they have received more relief than
from all others cembned. We can refer To thoee
parties at any time, by permission.
Physicians who are treating delicate, nerveus pa.
tepts, or others whs need a eeda,iye and Who wish
TO avoid the well known unpleasant effects OF those
in common use, We would respectfully ask trial OF
tb's Remedy, assuring them Of its reliability an1
safety. JONES Z oIDLEY,
wholesale and Retail Drueeists.
Cor. oth and Market s,s., st. Louis, No,
Sole Agents to whom oil orders should be addrses-
ed. Warranted. Price. g. Copyright secured
n; B.. Country Dfuggists' and Physicians' orders
Allied with care, u lowest rates. Jas
oct2S-dlD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

WILL. the various committees Of the Pso'
pies Party attend to the registry list in
their respective wards and voting pre-
cincts, Don't delav; We must route the
RAIDS along the whole line, oil over the
county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

PsssosAL.-Mr. j. n. Moak, formerly
.3up,. o. the old NJ. 4 NJ. r r., now Supt.
Of the Rome L watsrtown R. r. Of N. Y,
10 spending . few days in the city among
old railroad friends,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

RAls-We had . slight sprinkle Of rain
this morning which lasted for about fvs
minutes, and succeeded in laying the dust
nicely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

DO not continue to ruin your silver ware
but call at Loomis' and get 4 bottle Of bis
French Fluid Polish.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

LAaoe IxcRsAss.-Ths Registry books
for Davenport township show over $500
names, which 10 . largs increase over the
roll OF last fall.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
DAVENPORT IOWA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER % sGs

FIRE LAST EVENING G-IScENprAarrs AT
WoRk.-Last right al Gbout 10 clock sew
cral Of our citizens returning from the Ma
SOME Lodge smelled burning pine as they
were passing the toy shop Of J. G. Spsrry,
So Brady street. On looking at the doors
they saw smoke escaping from the crevices,
but, on account OF the windows being
closely eurtaiued and the door windows
blinded, were unable to sec any f-e. By
the time they had kicked the door open
others were.on hand with busksts Of water,
And, on rushing into the store, FIRE was dis
covered under the counter on the south
side. having burned throsgh the side and
up through the show case. "A few buckets
Of water checked its further progress. and
Just then another fire was discovered at the
other end Of the store among the shelves
sad boxes. On examination the FIRE under
the counter was discovered to proceed from
. pile Of combustible material, such as pa>
per, rags, old clothing. bags and loose
boards piled up on box close up to the
counter and bottom Of the show case. This
pile was burning nicely, but could not hays
bssn burning more than 20 minutes, ~ il
WAS not entirely consumed. Examination
also showed that the other FIRE had not been
burning near ~ long, % it did not have
time to burn through some Of the thin boxes.
The back door WAS found unlocked, al
though Mr.. r. G.. Sperry. who il clerk in
tho store, says Ii was securely fastened,
which must be mistake, % il 10 not prsb-
able that it could have been broken open
as that time in the evening With parties on
the street and family living in the second
story, without the alarm being given. It
was probably forgotten, and whoever oct
TIE ffs took his time for it, and went out,
c'ssing the door after him. There seemed
to BE- methsd in the proceeding, - it WAS
fred early in the evening. probably to pre-
vent the destruction Of life. ~ family liv
ed in the second story, and further, the
windows wsre 50 curtainsd that IL could not
BE- seen, aud. but for the keen scent Of Mine
Herr Of the Scott House, 1t would have got
= better start. 1t 10 hardly probable that
the FIRE WAS for the purpose Of covering
robbery, a. it was too early in the evening,
but it may have been 70 attract attention
for the purpose Of thisving in other locali-
ties. There 10 not the slightest, doubt,
however, but that il is the work Of an in
cendiary. The loss is probably $500 or
$500 on stock and fixtures. This is fully
covered BY insurance as follows: $500 on
fixtures in the North American, Of New
York $500 in the Commerce, o: Albany /;
aai 81, 200 in the North American, Of New
York, on stock.
Mr.. Sperry is absent from the city, hav
Ing lef; for Oolons, Illinois last evening"
His establishment will be put to rights by
TO morrow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

TEAcakns' ExAxlsArIoS.-The regular
monthly examination Of applicants for cer-
tiicates will Be held in the stone school
| house, Perry, street, on Saturday the 31st
inst. The examination will commence at
. A. NJ COUNTY SUPgRrSrTNDgNr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
NOTICES.

Regal Baklng Powder.
Light bread makss light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder dsss it.. AK your grocer
or il, aud take no other. II 10 decided
improvement over any ether.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

In word, MADAME ZADOC POR.
TER'S CURATIVE BALSAM is the great
Antidots to Colds. Coughs and Consump.
tion, and ito use will amply repay the con
6denos Of the user. Il has already done
much, and is destined to do mere, to niti-
gate, and finally Danish from the human
family, 90 tsrrible . scerrgs Of suffering
humanity - Consumption.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

A Bosrox druggist, writing to New
York friend, says: ut 10 new settled
fact with u, that for restoring gray hair 4
it, original color, preventing it from falling
o6, producing new growth on bald heads
keeping the head free from dandruh and
giving the hair the mos. lifs-like appear.
ancs, nothing has ever squalled Tsbbstti
Physiological Hair Rsgsnsrator. Sold sv'
erywhsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

RscovEaiNG.-Tbe Rock Island Union
says that Mrs. Grsnsll has - far recovered
from the effects Of the late terrible accident
% to bs able to be driven out. Her physi-
sian entsrtains the opionien that in snort
4 me sns will be a. vel Is ever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

VIZ hear great complaints from numsr :
Gus citizens in the way Of getting trouble.
some colds, and other ills the flesh is heir
to on these chilly davs. These difficulties
could easily be obviated by purchasing =
suit Of those 81 sl.lsndd undsrsarmsnts At
Sam Perry's, Brady street. livery one
should make their selections before Geld
| weather sets in.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

HotiowAv'e Oi>tsEsr AND Pnls-piirs-Do not
sapposc that every form OF this complaint 10 incura
bio. The wors, hemorrholdal cases are no, beyond
the remedial reach OF HoLLowAYs OlSrxr,r. 1t
g'ves tone to tho relaxed intesumsnts and a.
safe styptic in the bleeding type Of the dissrd
Not unfrequsntly constipation iss accompany msnt
OF the disease, and when this happene. should Be
relieved with email doses Of Hsllowsy's Pills. Sold
by All eDru rRiefa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

WILL our pious neigh bors tell 10 when
the acsounts in the Clerks Office we're au.
dited, If sverp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

CLoslxs oyr AT Coss Mayer 1 Simon.
son. the popular clothisrs o. Second street,
opposite The Nsweonb Hssss, are ceiling
out their big stock Of ready -anads clothing,
cisths and furnishing gesds. They are
selling cheap. ana Ill eheuld give then q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

Tmr Gssstte is heavy on thrashing. ioea
| it recollsct how it thrashed those Repub.i-
cans who joined the "Bssbles Barty," as i.
calls it, two years ago last January II
has thrashsd the great Republican party oi
Scottcounty into po.iiicA! sslf-stulti6cat ton
and is forced, to use the old proverb,
"7irer 10 diabie far ie queue, ,'-"to pull
the devil by the tail'-for an occupation
"Who cares for the Dutchg'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

gcntleman in LenoN says: NV feet felt
as though Thousands of needles were beng
stuck into them, bat as soon IA l commenced
using Rsnue's Magic Oil, th- chilblsins began
to disappear, and soon got we'll lis good for
ehilhlaius.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
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ARE you registered.

LOOMS has . first class Matchmaker.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

Look our Fos THEN.-Our police should
be on the lockout for . brace Of beauties
who committed one Of the most daring rob-
berries on record, up the river At Wabasha.
on Saturday last. The Dubuque Herald
says that about . o'clock three men entered
the Express Office, which is also . telegraph
and ticket efiics. Ore Of tho partiss en-.
qured Of Mr.. Orr, the agent, and sole occu-
pant Of the room At the time, the price Of
passage BY river to St. Louis, and handed
out the money for . ticket. While Mr..
Orr was handing the ticket snd change to
the purchaser, he was seized by the three
men, his mouth covered with sheep skin
smearei with coal tar, his hands bound and
feet tied, While in this condition the safe
which WAS open, was rebbed Of package
Of bills containing $1,000. Mr.. Orr was
relieved Of his watch and pocket book, and,
turning the leck upon him, the robbers fled.
ne managed to fsmsvs the sovsrins from
MS mouth, and. releasing his arms aad feet,
unlocked rear door and gave the alarm.
MS cries soon brought assistance, but mo-
thing could Be learned Of the robbers be-
ysnd that boat had left the levss . short
distance bsIsw the city with three men in
il, . few minutes after the deed vas com.
nittsd. Ne. Orr presented frishtful ap
psarauss when discovered. The coal tar
had Hllsd his whisksrs and covered his tscs
with an Ethiopian blacknsss, while his face
was covered with blood from wounds re-
csivsd BY the hesl Of one Of his shoes
which the robbers strnck him on the heac
with. 1t 10 thought that they may make
their way dswn the river. Should they
csms hsss they will 1nd excellent accom-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

CuoLRRic. Were it no: extremely wick
Cd to do so, We should never refrain from
aukibly smiling at the broad -guagsd "bIas-
phemy" that is bursting ou. here and there
in the Republican wigwam over the cow
ardics Of the late Republican Township
Convention. The few who do net "cuss''
right ou. loud at.she square bsck-down,
make use Of language none the less ardent
in depicting their disgust. The general
opinion 10 that they had rather vote fer an
out -and-o out Democrat in all his native f.
rocity than for Republican who has turn
sl mis- back upon the great neral lie, folks,
and accepted positions on the Peoples
Ticket. But what's the use these sore
hssds might jus. as vel! file straight into
lins and own up oil around their inability
can't do il, and they know it hence taeil
proper position on the political road 10 Ia
tag after the Peoples candidates. Having
no capital ofthsir own left to 60 upon, VII
louldn't they beg political bread and butte,
a. the doors Of those who have it on hand
Ragged and out q. the elbows - . oca
organization, why shouldn't they Try and
fas;sn themselves oven upon those they
have so foully Abussdi 1. 10 humil
iation stepped to the dirty drsgs
of course, but it is that or no
thing-so they accept the POSITION
Glory enough is it for the Peoples Party
ts thus bring the once proud party in Dav-
export right down upon its knees. Last
year the Gazette was red.hot with bitter
curses upon the heads Of those republican,
who joined the Peoples Party and left th,
fires in the republican wigwam to go out
in cold ashes. This year its curses have
come home to roost, and it employs il
toothlsss gums in munching the accumu
lated flth Of its own political barn. ard
How are you manly independence how
are YOU quintesoence Of morality; how are
you extract Of virtusi Come right up te
the rack and take your fodder AZ you hap.
pen to find it. Ycu radical sore. heads who
don't like that way Of doing thinss-wby
our advice is to just help yourselves the
best way you can.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

"Ws desire to think we'll Of our Gsrma,
fellow citizens. il they ill only let us."-
Gazette.
This cheice Bit Of 0asstte litsfsture ccs
the writer his position on that papsr. Re
port says Eddie got right up On his e.
and "cussed' when hs got homo aud sav
it over bis name. Yet il 20 very aptly il.
illustrates his present position that VI
would AJAX him to 'rspublish tie whole u
ticle ..-- Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

k,Esross may know Of what nr. J. W. Pol
and Humor Doctor is Compounded, by writ
ing to the proprietor. Tne best known roots
an - are used, ARD combine plsssantncss
10 toe taste with sure results. Sold Nv all Drug
EistE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

TnE DHrERES.E.--For the purpose OF
satisfying ourselves, We, to day, spent some
time in examining specimens Of Usage
Orange Hedge Plants, grown BY Wright Of
Illinois and BY Q. P. Nichols and Co.. Of
this city. The result showed that those
grosn, and for sale by Nichols 1 CO. were
fully ffty per csnt. larger than the others
and had . harder appearance. We make
tho statement in justice TO oil parties and
and recommend all who may bs interested
to do as w have done. "sxsmins both spec
imens."