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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
4 GENT. WANTED-Fcr ,h. fol

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"a lowing standard subscrlptio on books:
l. The celebrated Or. Geo. Il. Dadd's new
"Ar erican Horse and Cattle Doctor which
treats oil the diseases Of Hersss, Cattle, ehssp
and Swiue-aUong others Of the Cattle
Plague, or "Te1as Fever" new epidemic. DR..
Dadd . reputation ~ m author of books ON the
diseases OF animals, and as . Veterinary Sur.
gson is very sxteusivs, and materially aids the
sale Of this, his last great work. Agents sell
the work with ease and make large profits.
2 The nsw American Househeld BOOK ei
Medicine" BY John james. N. y. This 10 Z
PLAN, popular work. teaching how to nurse the
sick, cure diseases and retain health. II 10 not
based upon any qusck sys,sm. but upon scien-
tifc principles. 1t 10 aeliiug rapidly -ageats
getting from 90 to 40 subscribers . week, u =
profit Of over t2 each.
Agents west Of Indiana snppiisd with books
from our Branch At bloomipgton, ILL.,, II desired.
For terms and exclusive territory, spPly 70 r.
". CARROLL ! CO.. Puolishers. ll5 and III
w. Fourth Street, Cincinnsti, Ohio. o2s ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

ELEcrRIcrrY.-Nrs. 8. A. Sta;leup L
Brother, Dr.. b. r. Mitchell, will attend to
oil patients At their reems, west side Of
Perry street, near the Opera House. Hours
for ladies. from Q TO II A. H., and 2 . 3
r.x. Hours for gentlemen, from II \. to
2 p. H., and 8 to 0P. \. Hot Or Geld baths
from.6 TO 9P.M.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

BALL.-The journeymsn tailors Of Shis
city announce . ball A. Lahrmann's Hall
on Monday evening next. They are max
ing the necessary preparations for . happy
time Of it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

A Bosron druggist, writing 70 New
York friend, saJs: 1T il nov . settled
fact with 10, that for restoring gray hair =
its orisinai color, prsvsating Il from falling
o6, producing new grswth - bald heads,
keeping the head free from dasdruf and
giving the hair The most liis-liks appear
aocs, nothing hss ever equallsd Tsbbstt' Z
Physiological Hair Reesnseater. Ssld ev>
ervvheeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
OHciai Paper Of the City.
LOCAL ITEMS.

TaS lots in North Davenport and Is fin Rast
Davenport, chsa7 ~ . It; goo. ~ acre farm in
Pleasant Valley, ~ 1900, an. lots Of other
Bargains. wild Land by the cart load.
ELpRrDcK k Bao..
Laud and Insurance Agents.
~ Bradv atreet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
Township Ticket,

OuR prssent County Clerk has built up
. reputation for being . good ef6ess q the
expense Of the ability Of M. Leonard. vhs
il /. reality The brains Of the efies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

HoNEsrY is ITS own RswARD. Day be
fore yesterday James Killian, = boy some
fifteen years old, found . roll Of bills
amounting to 1925 on the walk near The
Askley House, and soon afterwards found
the owner, who quietly poeksted tht
money and walked Of without . word o.
hanks to the boy. That boy will succeed
in life, but the MAXWELL, he 10 made Of
poor timber and didn't deserve TO and hil
property
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

OnAN0s OF FnM.-Ths 6rm Of Parker Z
Purple, contractors on the bluff grading on
the railroad at the west end Of the city, he's
been dissolvsd-Mr. Purple retiring. J. II
Kimball. Of Kenoshs, tnking bis place. The
work 10 being crowded with energy, and
another steam shovel will BE- put int use
next week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

NEw ALMANAC. We have received from
j. L 9. Mcguire. St. Louis, . very neatly
gotten up Almanac for 1869. 1t 10 well
filled With interesting historical data, TO.
gsthsr with th- usual amount Of prognos,i.
cations by the weather prophets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
STATE ITEMS.


Two roughs attsmoted highwsy rob-
berry on the streets Of Dubuque, the other
day. The man presented shooting iron
instead Of his loose change-robbsrs VAN.
oosed.
-Rob't Collyer is lscturing in this State.
Subject-"Ths Inside Track"
Tho sash and blind factory Of 8. G. L
8. Garter, Of Ksokuk, Was entirely destroy.
Cd BY FIRE on Saturday evening. Loss, $685.
000--no insurance; cause unknown
The 1ndianola Journs q says: There
is very singular disease among the horses
three miles southeast Of lndianols. Near
about oil tho horses feeding on section Of
prairie two miles square, have taken sick
and most Of them died. The first syn ptom
is etupor. The eyes grow dull, ears lep
over, inclined to stand with fore feet pro-
jecting. extremitiss grow cold, aud they
gradually sink away and die The appetite
remains COED to the last.
ELLIorr's LAWN AND 9uADs TREss-F
W. Woodward, Publisher Of the Horticul-
turist. 81 Park Row, New York, hss just
Issued book under the above title, written
BY F. r. Elliott, Of Cleveland, Ohio, we'll
known - one Of the best Landscape Gar
deuers - we'll ~ Hortioulturists in the
United States.
The object Of the book appears 70 be to
discriminate in . plain practical manner,
ineligible to oil, . knowledge Of the size,
habit, soil, &c., Of Trees and Shrubs, and
their adaptation 10 positions suited to their
best and most permanently pleasing effect,
whether planted On the road side, in the
cemetry, or private garden. II il concisely
written, elegantly illustrated with drswings
from nature, and book that sheUld b.
owned and read BY every body. 8 so.
"IxpoRrAHr ADVICE 70 vofsRs On the
third day Of November the voters of-
vill BE- called upon 70 discharge . sacred
duty they owe to themselves. There are
two parties in the contest, both rallying
around the Flag Of their Country. One Of
these parties 10 doomed to defeat, and With
that defeat there will b . great depression
Of spirits, supsrinducing loss Of appetite
and "a entire dsrangsmsut Of the digestive
organs, or animal function. The unfsrtu-
nate in the contest aforesaid, will 6nd
wholesome panaces in Hooflsnd's German
Bitten Or Tonic that will speedily restore
the tone Of their stemsshs and enable them
t. resume business. These prsparations
are fer sale By Druggists and dealers 10
Nsdicinss everywhere"
EvBaY vets eounts-and II you fail 10
attend the meeting ei the Registration
Board st the Court House his week, and
lose zen. vote thereby. don't blame any
one but yourself.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
.DNoVRAWog.
HAKTWELL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY.
~. A ~ RAAY mTsncpcr
:lnouRAnog.

Duloa' BENEFIT Lie In. Co. ~
Assets. eiS. see. .eoO.oo
Cenllnenlal Fire 0oS. Co1Da ~,
Asses. o9.O01. .9aD.1o.
Insurance ~ or NesIh Aoe4 lea.
.Asscss. ss.olo.soo 0c
Lerlllard Fire 1as. Csni ny,
a.s~ss. eS.eoO.OOo. 90.
Seeurlty Fire lns. Csnpi Sy,
1Asscss. -. = ss, zee 90.
Enterprise Fire lns. Cempa ny,
Assets. ~. Has ,oae. -.
NsrSA Aoerteea Fire lns. CsDls'y,
Aeooss. ssSs. .07e.ee.
n. American 1as. e., nsstle "a,
Assess. oSoo. Geo.
commerce Fire 0oaurantO Co.
u Aa1 ,Assess. eSs~. ~oe -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
WANTS.
AGENTS WANTED
VuS~N -~- ~n,a

And sell article seeded ~ every busiuess man in
she eountry. Agents realise net pfeAt Of fro0
ele to go per day, cash II hand. Only few dol
lars necessary 70 start the businesa Address with
stamp. W10T9RN PUBLICATION CO..
Cor1es ID ana Perry stress,
oep1Ad& WY Davenport. I. 10 -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

IN word. MADAME zADOC POR.
TER'S CURATIVE BALSAM is the great
Antido.s to Colds. Coughs and Consump.
tion, and it, uss will amply repay the con
fldenes Of the user. II has already done
mach, and 10 destissd 70 do mere, 70 miti.
gate, and finally bani.h from the human
family, 20 terrible scsurgs Of suffering
humanity - CsassmptisM.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
Life Inaurance.

WANTED TEN LIVE MsN TO ACT As CAN
w WASHERS for . First Class Life Insurance Cen.
pany; also. Local Agents. to which extraorduary
Inducements will be offered Workers arc wanted
not drsnes. Addrsse. stating experience III any
lock box 3xs Davenport, Iowa. Core spondencs viii
be confidential Octi4-dav
Dubuque Herald, Des Ao!nes Statesman. Couucil
Biuha Bncle, Burlington Argue, copy and send bill
IN ,hfe offcs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

SrsAxsoAr RErcaxs.-Ths following ng-
urss show the gross receipts for passengers
only Of all those steamboats having their
headquarters u St. :Louis. Where the
dates are not given these are the receipts
for the three months ending Sept. 30, 1853.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

Jsaoas.-Ths November term Of the
District Court Of this ceunty will CON.
msnss On Monday next. The following
ere the uanss Of the Jurors drawn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

Fresh Gar den and Flower
Seeds ON Commlss1Om. those
unsold toi be returned, pre-
Dail. ~ mail. Priced dee
eoPintive Catalogues Of al
rYsAfnl and Ornamental
seeds, Plants, Trees, anl
Fruits, Wholesale Or Deta14
win be sent 70 any aAdresd
b. M. WATSON, Old Coli
oDy Nurseries, Plymeuths
Moss. :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

A PLUekY DsnocnAf.-We admire
pluck--grit and especially whom exhibited
under adverse circumstances and il oil Of
our democratic readers had - much Of this
manly trait put into their constitutions ~
Oran OF Esq, Superintendent Of the Hin
ois Central Railroad, the rads would etand
. poor show. He lives ct Mendoza and for
some time has had cannon in his posses
ion which has spoken his sentiments on oil
occasions Of Democratic demonstrations
AZ matter Of course this did not please
his radical nsighbors. They undertook to
borrow it for the purpose Of getting il ou,
Of his possession but souldn't make thsthing
work worth cert. The asesrdingly sent
word to their great chisftain, Ulyss," stat.
ing that copperhesd had . union quo in
his possession and made Il talk democratic
thunder at the expense Of their delicate
nerves. Ulyss was equal to the emergency
and referred to the ordinance department,
and 30 on through the various grades until
!. reached the chief Of ordinance whe sent
wsrd 70 Gen. Rodman to 60 and get that
gun. IL was done and the 'sloil' chaps
breathed easier-csased their trembling at
its loud noise end said "Bshold, how nigh
" is the great Retiesnti lie has said"Lst
us have peace" and, zee the thunder OF
our brave enemy ID no more. Let us
pray"
Democratic pluck would not lot them
rest. bargain was made II cents per
pound and 900 pounds Of radical iron be-
came the property Of Nr. OFT, who has
stationed his purchase near bis house and
when it suits his fancy "bangs away"
greatly to the Disgust Of bic nervous neigh
hopa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

HolLowAr's oisrHxSr Asp PnAs-PnEs-Do OF
suppose tha: form Of this complaint 10 incura
bic. The worst hemorrhoidal cases are not beyond
the remedial reach Of HoLLovArs Orsrxrxr. II
givss tone to the relaxed integuments and ~
safe styptic in the bleeding type Of the disorder
Not unfrequeBtly constipation 10 ~ sccompanyment
Of the disc ase. and wAen ths hsppens. should b
relieved with small dosss Of Hollowsy's Pills Sold
by oil D1nggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
Il, OCTOBER p. 1868.

lsrxREs,iNU TO BoARps ~ SuPsHvrsoRs
The question Of county Indebtedness 10
nov before the U. s. Circuit court At Des
Noinss Several counties ere interested in
what may be The decisions Among them
are the following that are in debt and are
not making any effort 10 pay up
Msscstine, lies Moines. Henry, Louisa,
Washington, Jefferson. Lee, Johnson, love
aud Powsshisk-our own county being the
only one Of the lot that has rot
tired OF fighting maadamuses, and IL nov
making an effort to compremiss the matter
mot that she has been swindled less, but
because il is impossible to detect the
fraud.
The principal case before the Court Al
Dss Aones now 10 that Of Auscatine coun.
". The Supervisors are under arrest for
rsfasing to obey the mandomus Of the
courts for the levy Of . special tax. Their
answer, namely. that sufficient general tax
had been levied to meet the Judgments
against thsicounty-was not deemed : full
answer. and the Court will probably yet de-
.and that the mandamus b. strictly obey.
ID. The injunction laid spon the Board bv
the District Court was entirely disreearded
by the United States Court. The Court.
however. has decided that whore . psremp.
tory writ Of nsandamus had been issued.
compelling certain county and city officers
to levy for the payment ofths interest
and principal Of bonds issued fer railroad
purposes, the plea Of arrest and imprissn-
msnt, by order Of State Court, would be
held insufficient. The Muscatins Beard
are now defending In motion to issue .
writ Of attachment. Justics Miller and
Judge Love s-e on the Bench.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

Tns DuBuous BnIDos.-Ths 7imes says
that the last stone on the last pier Of ths
railroad bridge scross the Mississippi at
that point has been laid, and nethisg nov
remains to bs finished bot the iron work
and the tunnel, and the latter 10 20 far
under way that cars will b crossing before
the 6rst day Of January. Twe-thirds Of
the draw pier is alss completed, and oil The
Dscsssary iron is now on tho ground.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

GoRDoS, OasMisf, CIscrsNAn.-while in
Cincinnati few days since W we're shown
through the extensive establishment Of the
gentleman above mentioned. II 10 con-
Quoted on large scale and 10 perfect in al
lite appointments. The stock Of goods il
the finest We have seen in the West, and the
toilet articlss, fancy goods and display Of
perfumes we're elegant. THIS house stands
among the fret in iss line Of business in
the West. A purer or better supply ol
drugs cannot b found anywhere. Whsls.
sale dealers aud others rscsive the most
liberal discounts allowable, and among
business men the integrity Of the enter
prising proprietor 10 unimpsashabls. The
house 10 one with which is 10 pleasure to
do business, and 10 take pleasure in cor
daily Recommending it to business men
generally. See card in another column.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

JrsrYR1 I A. SoAP.-ls certain cure for chaDr ~
hands and all roughnsss or irritation {, the skin,
scssna. ringworm. salt rhsum. plmplss. aud oil 9th
Or cutsneous Affections, making tho skin son and
smooth. Manufactured BY Caswsll. Haaard = Co..
New York. Sold BY all draggsts. tu-fsiAsev
90 70 sns Bass.-0o TO the Bsyase = 0asatton
'owa Stats Business College TO est thorough psse-
heal business education For eiscuiass papsrs, 3D.
drsss. lsnclosing stamp "Ths Bryant y sssatton
Commercial college, Davenport. Iowa.
Ksomsrs Hair Dye. Natural. Durable. Dsasti inl
Bsst and Cheapest In the World. hold BY aiI DRUG.
sisss and Country ctossksspsrs. JOHN J. KRONRR
Sole Proprietor. col Chestnut st.. Philadelphia,
TRY "6ILT EDGE
Fine Out Chewing Tosaccs: The best Tsbscco
in America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
The Here Of ths Mexican War
oImmIrT's COUGH sllsAu

Ier the relief aaa permanent eurs Of Colds and
Coughs. Orosp. whooping coseh. Asthma. Hoa,ss
asss. Uatasrh and osssamp pten in its Arst stages
THIS 10 . most Admirable prspsratisn - ~ know
frsn our own experience Il 10 rapidly sspercsslin,
oil other 0ough Remedies. 1t being sold for only
ss cts per bottle. and one bottle being almost q
ways sufncient to cure the worst cold put It vithis
the reach of sll TO obtain 1t.
RisHnosp No., Aug. -. 1858.
n. DIMNIrr 4sQ.-St. Louis-Deas Sir I have
used several bottles Of your Cough Balsam. both
before removed from st. Louis and eince. and
have always found It them most soothing and EN-
cacious Remedy for Colds ever usld its effects ars
almoe ns antaneous 10 giving ease ana quiet to ths
lungs. Yen may m Ike whatever ass you choose o
this for the facts are etricty trne.
Very Respectfully. yoar obsdisnt servant,
ALEX. ". DONlpHAN.
The trade supplied BY Richardson = Co.. whole
sale Druggists, 'oA Main street. or BY the Propris
tors. n Dimmitt D Bro, cor 1th and Olive street
st. Louis, No. oct97 dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

FCnNrfvAb Houss. The sttsutios ef
thsss interested II ~ purchase Of elegant
fsrnisurs, bedding and mirrors d called =
the card Of Chs. Tsss7, Chissss, in an
other column. The hsuss 10 oflong stasd-
ing, hssise bssa eelablished in 1856. The
larGsst stock Of these goods in The West
will - feurd here. These intending to
psrchsss should seud in their orders. Bee
card. sseisl
ALI DisRAsIs ere aggravated more Or 'sss
~ isdigestisn. II sll casee the 'hrst thing
In ofder to reaovs disease 10 to regulate TIE
stomach and bowels. No better geseral
eathaftic can b adminisssgsd for this
purpose than Wilson'S Piih. Sold by sll
ths principal druggists 10 the Uaitsd 0tatse.
| |...a.i 81 s-St.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
Notice.

Notice.
A1OTfcn - HHRHBY OWEN TuAr T1D
N Board Of kegistsatiaa of DoNenpoes Township
Of rsceving and corTecsiag sAe Rrsserston Lies q
paid Towns tps cOme eaetng Tueoday. October 9Th
- uusl the day Of sleesioe. .a9|
~ os1er e tie Door6 e Rerie&rssSan. 4 mi
4. =, O0AlAPIE10.
eet1AAAWA T0Wn6hlp 0lerA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

coal ! coal! I

Peru. Cleveland. Bloss-
burg and Anthracite Coal,
EOk sAL1 At rvs PERU COAL. YARD, Co
nes q mn anA Hairless etrests, by
dec2D-dly ]. r. L100BTT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

gentleman in Lemon rays: my feet felt
as though Thousands Of needles we're beiae
stuck in 10 them. but as soon rs commenced
using Renne's Me ic Oil, the chilblsins began
TO disappear, and soon got we'll. II 10 coed for
ehilblains
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

Rsya1 Dokang Powder.
Light bread mskes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
or it. aud take no other. II 10 . decided
improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

FoR rHs YouSo FoLKs.-lt isn't often v
tell stories out Of school, but for the bsnefi,
Of our young readers W psblish the follow.
ing rules to be observed in what is called
handkerchief firtations." Our reporter
who. BY the way, is hefty in such mat.
tsrs, 10 authority for the correctness Of tbs
following:
Drawing across the lips -Dssirsus OF getting
acquainted.
Dropping-ws will b friends.
Folding it, wish to speak With you.
Letting II rest on the right cheek-Yes.
Letting it rest o. the lett chesk--No.
Drawing acress the eyes--l an sorry.
Taking BY the csntse-You are too willing.
Twirling in both Observation-Disclosures.
Drawing across the chesk-l love yeu.
Drawing through ,bs hauds--l hats you.
TwirliDg in right hand--l love another.
Twirling in left hand-l wish to get rid Of
yeu.
Over the shoulder-Foliew me.
Opposite corners in both hanes-Wait for
Drawing across the fereheai-we are watch
sdPiseing on right sv.-You have changed.
Placing On the left eas-l havs . message for
you.
Let il remain on the sys-You are cruel.
Winding il around the forsnnRsr--I am en-
sagsd.
married.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

EvxRroSE NAV know of what Dr. j. W Pol
and's Humor Doctor il Compounded, by writ
Ing to the proprietor. The best known roots
~ herbs are used, and combine plsasantn~ss
10 the taste with sure results Sold tv all Drua-
Eista
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27
Royal Havana Lottery ~ Cnh,

- :. Conducted BY the Spanish Government
Sesv,uV" IN Gold drawn sverv seventeen days YYi-
80 cashsd and Information furnished. Ths hiyses,
silver. TAVInp m -
Sebif-Aiy Banss-.. ia wsiis NJ. w..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

HIoDsx TssAsuas.-Yel have all heard
of the vast amounts Of gold and and treas.
ure buried somewhere down upon New
England's stormy coast, aud Of The count
less efforts shst have been made through
visions. nscromincy and hard labor 70
recover IL. But fsW have ever heard ol
ths valuable things that hs buried in the
bosom ofths Mississippi near by Davsn-
port. Nevertheless the f.aous and much
dreaded sycamore Chain" in tia r,ss
about ten miles above his place il said to
bs rich in drowned wealth. that through
disaster from time 10 time during the past
forty years hes bees drawn into its yet
uasxplOrsd Golfers to rest in security. The
"Sycamors' has bsen . terror to the nAvi-
gators Of these waters frsm the eom0snss-
rDsns Of navigation ever the Upper Rapids
IL 10 An ugly spes, particularly in lev water.
and these who have he'd 70 do herewith
have paid more or less tribute 70 its vora.
cous NAV. It 10 reported BY the oldest In
habitants that tons and tens Of pig lead on
ito way BY barge, down the stream, have
found tho bottom Of the Sycamore cauldron.
and counted total loss. Stsamsrs almost
without number have lest their anchors
there In endsavofing to warp across. and
there they still rest elipging in powerful
grsppIs upon the jsggsd rocks. But even
ths dreaded chasm Of shs Sycamore will
sson BE- called upon to . .rrsndsr it trsAs-
urs. Ere many weeks its eargoss Of lead.
and machinery, and anchors, must be sur
rendered back to man. The extensive cef
fer dan enclosing more than City aerss Of
tie "Chain," is nov nearly completed BY
Case 1 Co., the Govsrnmsnt contractors,
and in few weeks thereafter tho water
will be pumped out. and the river bed laid
bare - open prairie. Speculation 10 rife
aste what this process will reveal. The
lead and the asehors sss known 70 lie bur
led there beneath the angry waters, and
what beside emily the barring Of the bottom
will reveal. On that day, whenever il
comes, there will b great anxiety among
the workmsn, and uumsreus visitors will
bs upon the spot 70 sxamios the wonders Of
the hitherto unsxplosed rssnsss sf the
long dreaded ''Sycamsrs"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

0sA rI1yIno IssRLLiosHcs.-From every part
OF the country where slosn's Ointmsnt and
Condition Powders have been introduced, the
proprietors have received the most gratifying
Intelligence Of their remarkable effect and pop
ularity. In a muItitu 10 Of instances thev have
triumphsd over diseases that have bsiiied tho
skill ofcslebratsd Fsrriers. and we're consid.
cred incurable These medicines have gained
reputation which stands unsqalled in this
country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-27

PUBLISH rr.-Dars the Gazette publish
7. Rlunk's report that il blows about this
msrningi
Does Il knew know Why NJ. Soydsr Oh.
jsetsd 70 Publishing report Of The fees sf
bic once :
Why be delayed . report until 1867,
vhsa requested 70 make enc In June.
1857
Asd what was the fsrss brought to bsar
upon him 70 bring hin = tiosl
Dan any sas tell what hes bseems Of oil
the isss sf that ofles
Thsee little matters will BE- Of interest to
the tax pagers Of Scott cosuty. II these
things are oil square it will hurt ~ one 10
have them shown up. There 10 no use ef
getting provoked. Those who have their
day ofreckoning in this world will have less
to answer for in the next Nov, neiehbor,
beSore you answer these little queries taks
little Of Mrs. Winslov's Soothing Syrup
and get Jsur nerves quiet, or you may say
something hsrd-uss bad werds. Keep
cool and 60 steady, because these and some
other things must bs explained before tsx
payers win vote for your man. Steady
there.
PLsAsAxr VALLsY. The Peoples Party
Of this township have msds the following
szcsllsst Nominations Of Township ol3csrs,
and. furthermore, they propose y elect them
nsxt Tussday:
Oellecter-0. J. Hyde.
Justices Of Psacs-A. r. Cass and Q,
Ried. 81
Clefk-Jaoeo Atkieecu.
Assessor-E. Birehard.
Tfnsssss-JAmss Gibson, James Bfswn
and Herman Pope. W