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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR WEST
TENNESSEE.
FOR EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
p T. SCRUGGS, Shelby County.
Dr. DaNIE E. WARREN, FdyeHe County.
" n McCURLEY, HdrdemdH county.
= " PACE AcNdtTy County.
BROLhE, Madison County.
p WOOD, HGV1COOd GOunfy.
D. C. SLAUGHTER, Ilpt0n County.
FOR SHELBY INT
ETTLTkHR HUNT JESSE ". PACE Jr,
ROBERT GOOD. =
PAUL CICALLA.
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- P;os- PresidsTa - FR NIX =.
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pEMoORATICsTATE COMMITTEE OF TEN
NFSGFE.

GEORGE J. STUsBLETIELD, Chairman.
E-1 DtstrfctJ p HOLT ZINGER, Of Greene.
1s-ond Dist7ict-J VILLA Ne. Of RnOrUsIs.
ghf-d DEsfrSa-E A.JAHES Of ChGEanoogd.-
Tourth District -J.H. 1HOMPsON, q Ghet6yut~G.
hfh pLStriof-K ~. BROWN. LR yoNhS Z.
n REACA 4. ROBERTS and JAAES 4.
DUNLAP. Of Nashville
SE74k Digtriat-D. B. THOMAS. eC JohnsonraAe.
Eleventh. DtStrjet-A. F. CC6AzAS q 1T.
JSohlh D1tiet-M. d. L. Z WAR1,Q AeHphEA
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TENNESSEE.
EIGHTH ooNsREssIoNALsD1sTRIcT.
o-e. John W. LEFTWTCH.
~ Sss.so~- ~. VAUGHAN.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
ETHERIDGE, OF Weakly.
EDMUND COOPER, OF Bsdiord.
ToR THE
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APPEAL
TICKET.

wEDxlsDAY nOKNIKG. oor. rs, Isss.
The Placer herald., 1868-09-19

THAN ANY OTHER KIND OF ROPE.
Wire Rope is not affected by atmospheric
cchanses; is spliced in same manner rs Hemp
nope, and manufactured in any length OF any
size :.
- Suitabl Blocks and Sleeves for Ferry and
DerrckFall Ropes supplied. Steel Rape sdree
materially IN freight being only one-third tbs
~e,ght ofhemp rope Of equal strength
T. rrlces and scale Of Strength, weight and Size
forwarded free on application to manufacturers.
A. S. HALLIDIE & co.
$40 Front Street, San Francisco.
y ~ We are Sole Agents for r. S. NEwALL
SCo',the we'll known Wire Rope makers, OF Gates
aead'on'Tyne, aud have q full assortment oftheir
ropes on hand
Oct. ~. le67.-6mos.
The Placer herald., 1868-09-19
NEEDLES AND PINS.

We are trivial things,
With invisible wings,
Needles and pins:
Common and mean,
Yet pointed and keen,
Useful alike to the cook or the queen,
Bright needles and pins.
Men have waxed wroth,
For the want Of yc both,
Nc edes and pins;
Womer have rallied,
Rcddened and paled,
Hunted and scolded till langua &c has failed,
For needles and pins.
Heads rounded and bril- ght,
Eyes single and light,
Needles and pins:
Ye have witnessed strange scenes,
Sharps Blunts and Betweens
Working for angels, and working for fends,
Bright needles and pins.
The set of that triil
Is due to your skill,
Needles and pins
The droOp and the grace
Of yon satin and lace, face
And the look of content on that young husband
Oh T.! needles and pins.
Ye have hidden the rent
In the beggar's garment,
Needles and pins;
yeve mcnded his tears,
So yc've lighted his cares,
Till again he has need Of your aid for repairs,
light needles and pins.
L" But where do you CO."
When your works done, we'd know,
Needles and pins!
What nook do you lind
So secret and kind,
That q mortal no trace Of your brightness can find
Lost needles and pins?
JENNY WHITE, DEL BAL.
The Placer herald., 1868-09-19
Still they Come.

The cheering news of fresh accessions to
the Democratic ranks breaches us from every
quarter. lbe nomination Of Seymour and
Blair, on broad Constitutional platform,
has sadly demora'ized the Radicals. Thou
sands are deserving the rotten old hulk Of
mongrelism, with ITS cargo of negroes fanat1
les, boud-holders, carpet.baggers. shoddy
patriots. treasury thieves, and military des.
pots. Daily the wires fash the glad tidiugs
from our old homes, that the most promi.
nent and influential men among the Repub-
licans are disgusted with the rule of Butler,
Sumner, and The manipulators Of the Chicago
Convention, and are coming over 10 large
numbers.
CbiefJustice Chase, whom Greey declared
the ablest statesman in the Republican party,
is out for Seymour and Blair.
Senator Fowler, who was so vileIy slam
dered Tor bis vots on impeachment now
supports Seymour and Blair.
Gen. Hancock, the Game cock Of the Arr
N.Y." supports Seymour and Blair.
General Ewing, Gen. McCook, Gen. Rose.
Grams, Gen. Steadman, Gen. Slocum, aud
host of other fighting officers, ali support
Seymour and Blair.
CallIOrhla IS not Debnd her sisters on the
Atlantic side. Hundreds from the Radical
ranks are coming over every week.
Col. Thomas Gray, one Of the old Repubr
lican leaders Of San Francisco, has come out
for Seymour and Blair
Captain Walter Hopkins, of Calaveras,
Benjamin f. Hollis, of Yuba, Major Pico, Of
| Santa Clara, and a host of others who fouoht
gallantly to preserve the Union, have bucklsd
on their armor for Seymour and Blair.
J. F. Cowdrey, Esq, of San Francsco.
leading Republican, is now cauvassiug for
Seymour and Blair.
Many Of the most prominent native Cali.
fornans have declared themselves for Soy.
mour and Blair. Among them Salvatore
Valiejo, Of Sonoma; Captain Sanches. Lcs
Angeles; Senobia Pco, San Louis Obspo;.
Juan b. Castro, Monterey.
So rolls the ball. gathering in size and
strength every day. Prospects good, skies
Frightening and better days ahead for our
beloved country.-Sonoma Democrat.
The Placer herald., 1868-09-19

A "man and brother" at Marion, Ala,
one day went into church, led bis wife out,
and shot her, because "hs done gwlns 10
keep ber no more"
The Placer herald., 1868-09-19

Anna Dickinson wants woman's field Of la.
Dor enlarged. Well, lei her got married then.
The Placer herald., 1868-09-19

VARIoLA-A ScAkE.-Scene- street car:
full; even on side, several standing up
car stops; more of "heaven's last and best"
etc, admitted, the solitary gent holoug scat
being dspossesssd; car stops again; more
chignonS admitted; stops once more; beaver
hat gains admission. Ha! sees a friend he
knows at t'other end Of the car. Halo,
Pimples, haven't seen you for year at least.
How're you been-well:" II ought to-
just got through the small.pox-" A
rush. crush and advances made to get out.
Conductor, stop! want to get out. There's
a man with smallpox You should not lot
him IN" PAY your fare, madam, before
you leave. Small pox or no small ,pox, mus.
pay your fare" "rake it. Never mind the
change: want to get out" At last the car
is emptied Of all but Pimpls and Bimpes,
who set up a shout Of laughter. in which
even the conductor joins. "Why," Gays
Pimplss, II meant to say that I've just got
the smallpox pamphlet Of DR.. Elliot, and
those darned fools cut me off iu the middle.
Ha ba !! ! ha! Well, BimpIes, old boy,
we've 60. seats. and nothing short Of the
small. pox would have secured those for vs."
Spirit Of the Times.
The Placer herald., 1868-09-19

Terrible EAKTHQUAKE IN SoUTH AMERI-
CA, AND GREAT Loss OF LIFE AND Property.
by telegraph We have received the following
startling intelligence Of one Of the most des.
tructive earthquakes that has ever occurred ::
On the 18Th ult., a terrible earthquake
visited the cities. along the coast of Peru and
Ecuador, whereby $4,000 lives we're lost.
and. property valued at 100000, 900 was
destroyed. A rumbliug sound preceded tho
earthquake. The sea was terribly agtated,
and flooded the land for great distance.
Arequipa, a city Of $4,000 inhabitants, has
passed away; scarcely q vesiige of it is lefl.
Only 400 lives were lost there. africa. a
town Of $4,000 inhabitants, was also des-'
troyed, leaving not a house standing; and
five hundred perished here. A tidal wave.
forty feet high, rolled with terrific roar
on the shore, carrying ships further on the
land than ever before known. The United
States storeship Fredonia capsized and all
on board were lost. The Fredonia had q
million eight hundred thousand dollars
worth of naval stores. The vessel was rolled
over and smashed to atoms. The United
States steamer Wateree was carried half .
mile inland, and left high and dry only ono
o"''"i ""o u'O"hou' o"IuH 10 tUo great
distance, she never can be got ahoat again.
The Peruvian corvette America was also
carried ashore, aud thrty-lbree drowned
from her. An American merchantmsu
Rosa Rivers, the English ship ChancslIor and
the French bark Edwards were lost. The
towns of 1quique, Moqueva, Lerumba aud
Pissqua were all utterly destroyed. Over
six hundred pershed at lquique. The Ameri-
can merchants lose heavily; nearly all are
ruined. The towns Of Ygarra, San Pablo
and lmantad are in ruins. Where Cotacachi
formerly stood is now lake. The popula.
lions of the above named towns we're almost
entirely destroyed. Pamcho Puears and
Cachiguanio were also destroyed. The dead
we're SO numerous that the surviving 10.
habitanis have been forced to fly from the
stencil of The purifying bodies. In Guaya.
quill the earthquake was felt, but no damage
was done.
Letters from Quito, dated 10th Of August,
announce that the earthquakes continued at
intervals of few hours. The President had
issues proclamation to the people TO come
forward and helm the suffarers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

TIA Grand OPENING A. LoonIs' JswsIAH
sroRs afternoon M. Losm's
opened out his store in fins style for The
inspection Of the public The room, bong
the one formerly occupied BY ?. A. Cssmp
ton, is Allied up elegantly. An immense
Hall safe ernsmsnts the back part Of the
store weighing about 81 tons ana isfss
enough to contain any anouns Of vs'uablss
Several large cases. oiled black walnut,
stand on one sids lied with coin and plated
ware. The show eases for the js"clrJ are
the finest that have CONS to The cisy-ths
tops are one solid sheet Of glass extending
tho whole length st them. Ia the line o.
watches, clocks and elegant and costly Jew
s,ry Nr. Loomis has stock that ~ have not
seen .auasl in the West. We we're shown
several sets Of diamonds that would compare
With any on exhibition 10 Esasssrn cities.
The stock Of silver ware is varied and sxssa.
siye and an important fact 10 that they are
Of the very latest pattern and dnishsd wisA
sxoui,its taste. This stock sf solid silver
goods is unsurpassed in the city. Some
exquisite articles Of bVsute-ie new
and very tasty are to be seen here. Oa'
citizens generally should not fail to coli
and see the thousand and sns beautiful ssti
clesthat are on exhibition there. Ar. Leon.
10 has come to the city with the very ess'
quality Of goods to be had-and his splsn-
did store 10 . credit to tho town. We visa
the entsrprising gentleman abundant sue
cess and il hssxcsllence in the goeds on
cred is any criterion Of prosperity. hs viii
Of necessity succeed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
STATE ITEMS.

Two fishermen caught 140 6ns salmon
with . ssins in ten hours at Dubuque last
Sunday.
-Eldora 10 getting interested in the
Maquaksta Railroad project, and says: III
the people of Anamosa set this railroad
running through there, the next point Of
interest will bs Eldors." Exactly, that will
let the road into the coal fields Of Hardin
county and into rich agricultural country
also. All aboard for Msquoksta, Anamosa
and Eldora ,-Dubu1ue Herald.
Dubuque had a Wedding as o'clock in
the morning last week. Might have saved
much discomfort BY having hurried up the
affair six or eight hours.
The Ksokuk Gate City says man who
Was suffering from the effects Of bad whis-
Ky was victimized BY . young sharper
yesterday forenoon, who, under pretsnss
Of aiding the insbriats to move from bis
uncomfortable situation on the vacant lot
in the rear of the market, relieved his
pocket Of $50 in cash, and made of with
it, since which time he bas neither been
seen nor heard from. The victim will, il is
to be hoped. profit from sad experience.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

unRrnsss Llnv.

NnRfnDBN LluD.
The Museatine leaves Pert Byrsn for 81.
Paul tomorrow morning.
Tho Psmbina leaves the same peino for
81. Paul on Friday.
The Ksithsburg is the regular packet for
Ksokuk and st. Louis te-morrew morning
ct Z o'clock.
Wits COLLAR LlHD.
The City Of st. Paul leaves Savanna Ter
St. Paul tomorrow morning.
The Milwaukee leaves the same point for
st. Paul on Friday.
The Addis Johnston leaves for st. Louis
tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

TINS IsLAxD-Govs.SxESr WoRKs.-
Uncle Sam is doing grand things for US, and
no one can visit the Island and see the vast
army Of workmen, comprehend the magni-
,ude Of the work laid out. and not be i'm
pressed with the idea that in few years
the three cities Of Davenport, Rock Island
and Moline shall DO one. numbering its
hundred thousand people. and untold
wealth in trade, manufacturing and CONF
msrce. Stealing an hour from business, We
took drive Yesterday for the purpose Of
snuf6ng the fresh air and seeing for our
readers the progress Of the Government
works. The temporary bridge from the
Illinois shore to the Island is, % we have
before announced, completed and brought
into active service in the bui ding Of the
temporary structure. The piers are being
built Of Jolie. stene. noble solid boulders,
that will defy all opposition. The Grst
pier is nearly completed, and the Others
fairly under way, with the prospects Of
being ready for the superstructure in few
weeks. The work here, a. on the leland.
10 being done for al time.
A drive around the Island cannot BE-
eqaallsd anywhere, especially at this time
o. the year, and whom the work shall all be
completed, with its groves, lawns and
broad avenues, the Island will BE- the great
Central Park Of the West, the favored resort
Of the people, the stronghold Of the nation.
The mammoth works at the head Of the
Island are being pushed forward with oil
possible dispatch. The rapids improvement
.e' the appearance Of IN army searching
''t Treasure IN the bed of the Mississippi,
'1o treasure will it be to oil this sur
'ou"a'ns country, in the shape Of improv-
% hav'Ss"on For several acres the old
river . af'ed IN iss usual channel, and With
ohissi, hammer and powder the old roeks
are being broken up ard taken .hor. p.,.
as elsewhere, the work i, h.;n. ,,.h.a
rapidly towards completion.
The little burg Of Moline is lawn, ..;a.
its swaddling cloths and stepping forth =,
the prospective manufacturing eentr. 81
the Northwest, nscadamizing its str,et.
pushing it, horse railroad to Rock Island
and certain of having, the Peoria Railroad
it 10 attracting the attention Of capitalists
and will double up on Rock Island in lee,
th,n two years.
Ness can So oil these things withou,
| predicting brilliant faturs fse this section
q loWo - Iuinoia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
s+ CAUTION IN TIME

Y 50 -fsfre 70 rs- DR. HYnEicN.s O.ro~e
pe..ent - - ! .srss that cures pain weak
,hs ,e.t - -. t-v apars. sni that has stood
- "a - +. " : tA9.e nSleacae. musli n
Pas;er- offered fNr ale n. - 7epararons called
en- IA plsec u lierrics- ps Ilru,,cs@ @ @ 80 pk ks-
-kNs .Sn s.sss IosTKn fil,. ars ns-a a. 80. -
Army aud Navy. are introduced M, - .ae =. :.
tsls. Aims Hol-ss. sr3 Prisons .aJ .t '.s Heeli-
untties with their ~ontrrini onry. 80 ,om-
stnd PHYSICIANS snd surgeons use md eraas.. LOU
Call Tor aud see that YOU gel none Ia, u..ser
KID PIAsrEs- AND SUsAk .CoArks Pll,s So
dealers everywhere. ;.s d. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
Life IIlsurauce.

w ANrEp TEN LIVE MEN TO ACT A CAN
w NAs,kRS for . Fret Glass Life Insurance q ON.
psny sso. loea Agents. to which extraorci iusry
Inducements wiii he offered. Workers are wanted
no, drone-. Address. stAtias experience III any !
i'ek box sss Davenport. Iowa. Corr.epcnd, nc viii
De cnHhden'a ocflsdaw
Dahaqde Herald. Dcs Moines Statesms su, Couuci
hlas Basle. darlington Argus, copy and send bill
T., a netr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
JOHN L. COFFIN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

Davenport. Iowa.
Has for sale, lSS, ,OO0 acrss choice Yasaisg
Lauds 10 love, IN % different sountiss, selected
from 10 to Is yeers sines. BY special agents. and
mostly owned BY the pstsntses.
1900 asres in lllinois, Wisconsin ssd MiHae
sota, Unimprovsd Lots in Davenport, LsOisiss
Psineston. Wsleott, Dursnt, Atalissa, Downey
Iowa City and Des Moinss. Twenty dwsllise
bouses asd stores in Davenport 'svAdN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

WASTkD-AGENTs- -eI3 TO $500 per month
~ everywhere. male and female. 10 introduce the
uvAStsE lhraosED COMMON SENSE FAMILY 6Ewisa
AAcsisE This Achine Will stitch. hem, tell, tuck.
Quiit. cord, bind. braid and smbToider In most su
petiof manner Price only els. Fully Warranted
mat OiA sew . stronger, more beautiful. or 0ore
easuc seam than ours 1t makss the "klastic Lock
sten Evory second stitch can b. cut and stil' the
eotn cannot be pulled apart wsthout tearing II. We
pay Agents from Sso to s900 per mouth and sxpea-
sss. OF oD0miseion from which twice that amount
saa " made. Address, SKCOMD D CO., PITrsBraGn.
Pa. or Is. ,srox, Mass
OAUTlON.-Do not bs impossd upon BY other
parties palm u worthless cast-iron machnee. under
the zane Same or other wise. Ours 10 ths only gen
octi9 deo0St
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
Local IrE " g.

Tvs lo,. in North DAvenpsr; and 10 10 East
Davrnpor. cheap ~ dirt good ~ acre farm in
Pleasant Valley. oliv s2,s90, and lots OF other
bsrgaius Will and br the car, load.
EtpErDGt BEo..
Laad and Insurance Agents.
~ Rraiv street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
THE CAMPAIGN.

Joint Discussion at Lc
I'laIie between Letting
well and Smyth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
- -
NOTICES.
Rsyal Bakauw Powder.

k0yAl Baking kOWOere
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
or it, aud take no other. Il 10 decided
Improvement owe. any other.
TBs Hirsute Charms Of Bellies o. BsAux
are improved by the use Of Burne.ts Go.
cosins
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

Ors esteemed personal friends and bitter
political ensuiss Of the State Rsgistsr. st
Dss Noinss, will please accept our thanks
for the following kindly greeting Of eur an-
nivsrsArv day:
LAST Thursday (l5th) was the feurtsssth
anniversary Of the publication ofths Daven-
port DRHocRAr BY its present popular
Richardson propristors. From feeble and
doubtful beginning, these gentlemen have
carried the DsnocRAY ferward into
prosperity ard prominsnes, until they
have The proud sstisfsction Of sesing II in
the very frent rack Of Iowa jsurnaIisn,
eoa IL lsadisg organ u IL parsy il Ne
Utass. Long nay il wave aud pseepee."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
M Il m.

DIED.
OnfOctober Mat lsss, FANNY COATES, aged I
years month"; and DAYS. only daughter Of Ben.
jamin y. and Emma L. Coates.
Funeral ssrvlcns viii Be held at the residence Of
BENJAMIN ?. Csstes on Third street. between Ripley
and sestt strssts, on Thlfsday the I'D inst at 10
o'clock, A.. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

PoIicE CouRr-Polics matters have been
rather brisk for the past few days, at Nag
is,rate Dittose. What with slopsmen,s q
extraordinary, burglariss and the usual
amour. of city vagrants, cases Of drunken
ness, &C., our worthy magistrate has had
his hands full to attend to them all.
Katie Flower, the young girl with . ro-
mantle name, who was bro ight up on .
charge Of vsgrancy few days ago, but
was let off on promising to leave the city.
was to-day arraigssd to answer to the same
charge. Her bail Vas fizsd at 500, and ~
shs Was unable to procure il. she will Be
obliged to remain il jail until the next term
Of court
Peter Brain was arrested for drunken
ness and assessed @6. IS, which hs paid.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

WAsrED.-A frs. rate girl for general
housework. None other need apply. Call
at this once
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
Royai Havana Lottery Of Cuba.

~ CONNECTED hs tho spanish 9osernmsnt-
Vs. % Ioiu drawn sycry sevcutesn days. Pri-
- Asa"i aai tnrrn.tcn furnished The highest
We pad to- oea5cons and ali k,nds Of Gold ar1
80. TAYLOR = CO..
'-siy fanks... ID W ali St. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

A CoMrLRrE SrocK.-Dealsrs throughout
the Sats should remember that Rabt.
KrAuss, wholesale clothier en- Second street
below Main, has on hanj the largest and
best selected stock Of coed. for The whole
sale trade that there is west Of the Missis-
sippi river. Dealers should not fail TO call
On him when in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

Headache -HfI half and h ali Of Rsnns's Mag
ic od aud water. and satursts the head with
TIE mixture. then put a few drops of the Oh
clear on tho tempe and where the pam is se-
ycfest. also swallow or drops Of the OIL, If
sck at the i imachs than Eui vour pain II you
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

Fee Coughs and Colds, Lung Diff ,ultes.
Paln IN the Side. and kidney troubles. the
Wufts PINE cosrorxp il unrivAlied. IL 10 pleas
a., to the taste and at s,l times perfectly safe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

RuHAwAY.-A teaa belonging 10 Mr.
S:ons Of L. Claire. while standing near the
Crescent Mills, At the depot, became fright
sned At the cars and ran away. They soon
made loose from the wagon and gallopsd
lsisursly through the streets to Lorton's
stable, where they were stopped. No one
injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

to 70 rms Bsss-lo TO the Bryant b stratton
inws state Ils'usss College TO 20, a thorough prsc
t,cal bi-ness oincatibn. For eircllArs papers al
irrs-. tea7e-ing stamp This Bryant Strstton
rn-nnarcta II q lnler. nrvrn nnrt lava
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21

A CAse.-Ths Chicago Tribune Of the
10th reports that IN alternative wit was
granted in thelUnitsd States Circuit Court
OF that city against the Beard Of Supsrvi-
sors Of Rock Island county. This 10 one "f
the suits brought TO enforce ths payment Of
the bonds issued BY ths county fss the
building Of the Wsrsaw h Rockford X. Il.
The rslator is Ira N. Clifford, Of this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
Dissolution Of Co.Partsersh,p,

VHK FIRM OF FOWLER d BRO, Is THIS
L day dissolved by mutual consest r. Fow o.
rot IS iram the business j : Fowler will ropiio-
ne the bus ne.s the old stan d. and viii ssls All
accounts OF lAs cid nfm.
+. O. FOWLER,
= :. FOWLER.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-21
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