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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

60 10 Tux Bssf-t,o 10 the 3ryant d Strstton
io-s state business College To get thorough praf
tsal business education. or Ia become good sound
telegraph op.rstor. For clrcnlsrs and papers, al
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Commercial College. Davenport, Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

kromsr's lHair Dvs, SAta,al, Dursble Besutifu |
Bsst and Chsapest In the worid Sold hy all Drue
gists aud Country storekespers. JOHN J KRONER,
Sole Proprietor. sVl Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

SrxsrRoKEs.-The terrible hot weather
Of the past few days, has been the cause Of
many cases Of slnstroks in and about the
city. Several have occurred In the city
proving clearly that the heat is not con
fined alone 10 the harvest fsld.
Ga yesterday afternoon : woman was
stricken dosn on Third street, between tho
AcAley House and Davis marble shop
She was carried into the latter named pls CO
vhsrs rssterstives were spilled. and ul,i-
timatsly recovered SO as to be able to pro
cssd to the Pennsy ylvanis House, whers
she was stopping. She has recovered from
the effects Of ths whisky" stroke and
changed her hotel.
A work man employed on the Island,
died last night from the eject of . severe
sunstroks while laberng.
Another man living near the corner Of
Front and Iowa street, died last evening
from congestion produced BY the same
cause.
A working msn, whose name We wsrs
unable to learn, living in Rock Island, was
breught into the rssidsncs Of Ar. Hortwis,
near the German Theatre. in this city, in
an inssnsibls condition. aud died there last
evening. He lssvss wife and four etil
drsn. We have heard of quite . number
Of cases among the harvest hands, some
Of them proving fatal 1t seems almos,
impcssibls Tor men to perform the onerous
work Of harvesting grain in this terrible.
swslsering weather, Add it il wsndsr
that there are not more ofthem killed out
right. People cannot be too careful 20 to
~hat they eat and drink. They should pre-
scribe themselves the very strictsst diet and
abstain from meat and rich feed % much
q possible, The praceise Of furnishiss
whisky to the 6sld hands is undoubtedly
injurious, and ~ have heard several har.
vsstsrs remark today that, "many Of those
casee wsrs more sf : "whisky stroke" than
. sun stloke.
We learn from : farmer from Liberty
Township, that one Of his nsighbors went
into The Geld with four hersss fer The pur-
pos Of cutting barley; but. thinking The
sun too bot, started fos the barn, bst b.
fore hs could reach shady plsss, the fsur
horses we're - effected b. tie hsat cha,
they fell and expired on tAs spst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

AuB hBAtUU Aou9 Ao-ooy SuO tuoS-
momsssr indicated 0se 10 the shade and
fer just twenty days, in regular ssecsssion.
il has stood % aud upwards in the shade.
For the past week, The nigh.s have Almost
rivallsd the days ia intensity Of heat. The
city is swsltsring 10 iss lightsst apparel,
and BY night, balconies aad door yards
have been the sleeping places Of hundreds
Day sftsrSday the rsys of the sun have
burned far into the night. and on succeed
ing mornings have seemed to comm sncs
jast whore they left od the night before /;
and sbs swsltsrise heat Of The day hAs only
given way to the iatsuss. sitting, breath
less air ofshishs. So ssIsagsssly ho.--so
scorehing, burning. .b!asins, furiously hot has
it BEEN, that sdjsctivss and sdssrbs, doubly
compared. are pswsslsss - cosvsy any .ad-
squsss iass Of the feelings Of this esnuu.
nifty. Ssns shsrs ars vhs, With nss.
emphatic remarks. approve Of The purchase
Of Alasks asd Greenland, and talh q run
ming Seward for President. Sidewalks and
brick walls burn. .wAils tAses vhs walk them
are dressed % near ths Adauits s1aas
" the Law allows. 'Tis sizzling bot, per-
spra''0n streams from every pore till itcan
stream no moro.
FROM the harvest frli comes che cry Of
d'ssTsss' Ihs barley is ripe, but hands
caonot work. Yesterday ~. heard Of sew
sral fatal eases, which, in a ,i,ion IA ,bose
previously injured BY the heat, makes the
number fsarfdlly large for 10 .hor. . time
As this is no plea.isg sujsct, ~ max. i,
short. and only write 70 make it matter
Of record for the year, year for which
% much Vas prsdictsd-ss much Of ee,ss-
tial and mundane confusion. Tornadoss.
whirl~inds. heavy storms, commotiou Of
The heavenly bediss. accidents, political Ok.
citsmsnts, and new . "hsatsd term" 1"
Verify, straags ttoss ass these, md the
ed 10 nee yet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

"Cessrrrurfcs WARTS" is . certain cure
for Diabetes, and I'll dissssss Of the Kidney .
For sale BY oil Draggists.
Morn PArcHss, FREcELEs ASs TAx.-Ths
only reliable remedy for those brown dis
color ,,ions on the face 10 "Psrry's Moth and
Freckis Lotion" Prepared only BY DR.. b.
c. Perry, ~ Bond street, New York. Sold
every whore.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

PxssfoN's BssAKrAsr Cocoa. prepased
by 1r. Jshn Preston Of Dorchestsr. whoee
emss 10 this city 10 st 162 State street. "a
csnsidsr 40 excellent substitots for coffee,
aud rich and heslthful beverage. Il 4
decidedly tes bsst prsparssien ef hat dee.
efiptisn ~ have ever iasted. Il hes uene
q the oil which 10 evolved 10 the boiling el
chocolate, and 10 very judisious'y sweden.
Cd. One trial Of the cocoa will inevitably
lead to second use Of the article, which
cannot fail Of Becoming . great favorits 10
families.-Boston 7ranseript Jss "a, 1868.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

Bix,sosa's OH LONDON GIs" nAs Leso
ssRS IN favor with the profession a. rem
sd;al agent. Il has this peculiar advantage
over ether diffusibls stimuli, that it sxhiIer-
atss without creating any thirst Of an un-
healthy character, Il soothes while Il eiso
sxcitss, and is = powerful nsrvins a. we'll
- IN active tonic and it possesses al the
qualities that can be desired for the highest
and ncblest use Of all wines or liquors. lts
ingredients are the distilled juices Of care
folly selected graihs, made dslisatsly pdng-
snt and favorous With the aromatic tineture
Of the Juniper Berry. Age has mellowsd
oil these mingled aromas, and given au sx-
quisits mildness-a smooth, oily body-an
almost Acral odor to the liquor, which rem
dsrs Il delicious to the senses, Of smsll and
taste alike. white its spsrklinE liquid purity
lssvss nothing for the eye to desire. The
genuine article can alweys b had o.
Pasks 3 Hosmss vh0 rscsive II direct from
Bioisgsr 4 Co., No. Is Beaver Street, New
ASsAs ts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

The festivities ofths occasion closed With
ball ct the fremont Hall, . concert By the
Unisn Band. and banquet n Turn Hall.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

HoppER.cussEs.-Ths Reoistsr, in the
following appropriate words, bids farewell
to the grasshopper plague, sent eastward
from Normondom. They have lsfs Polk
county and made their appearance here,
probably to make special deposits for next
years crop. We can endorse The following !:
Goodbye, noble ehawist; you ask ne
questions for conscience sake. but sail into
cabbage, cucumbers. May weed. garlic and
tobacco With equal relish, vim and earnest
ness. May you, without loss of time, rise
soon, like your predecessors, to the clouds.
May von soar sloft, soar aloit, and, for the
sake Of our Northeastern friends, never
como down until few minutes before the
general conhacra,on"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

A LlyELy Tins AT TIE JAIL-A pugna-
cious colorsd woman Who is confined atthe
jail. undertook. this morning, to raise dis
turbancs with the turnkey. Mr. Bolte and,
considering the amount Of shirt bosom torn
and hair pulled. it vas . decided success
Mr.. Bolte wss attending to his usual duties
about the place. and. having occasion to en-
ter the room whore the woman vas con-
fined, che Immediately psunesd upon him.
evidently with the intent 70 commit ''great
bodily injury" and sucesedsdSin getting .
good hold Of hs shirt font, which she
manufactured into rags in shest metre, he
finding it impossible to sustain his proper
relations to that garment. She also ,soolsl
him severely, BY jerking and pulling his
hair in . very unlady like manner. NJ.
Bolts vas fast being rsduced TO- an abnsr-
NAL condition, whom the tiasly arrival Of
Officer xulhosGss upen the scsas..o action,
put . qulstus Spsn the war-liks dsuonssr.-
tious. and harmony vac restored. No reason
10 given for the outbreak except natural
cusssdnsss and the ovsrpowssing propensity
Of the representative Of shs Frsedmen's
Bureau 10 indulge in free fight. M.
Bolte has resumed his linen, and 10 not sup.
posed 70 b ssriously injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15


Husrixo Boar" TnR FrAs FLY."-A
hunting party Of six gentlemen from Hen.
~ county. ILL.,, have been for seine time
past building . small boat in this city. to
be used as . hunting boat on the upper
river. 1t 10 . little de-whsslsr, 90 feet
lspg, with feet beam, and carries small
engine and one boiler. Il hes very neat,
convenient cabin, . powder magazine. lee
chest and everything complete for . cruise
among the fowls Of the upper river. Mr.
Goering 10 the builder, and the castings.
engine, &c., were done ~ Mayor Dona-
hue foundry. A trial trip was made TO-
day, which attracted large nu0bsr to the
river. 1t ~ found to work perfectly sat
isfsctery, and though but . miniature boat,
it proudly rode the waters. . thing Of more
than beauty and life. The party start 10.
morrow morning for La Crosse and vieini-
~. where they will commence operations,
sending their game 10 New York and Chi
cago direct by express. They expect to
make the bost pay for itself before the sea-
son is over. Success 70 the Fire Fly" and
may the time soon scms whsn other and
large beats shall Be built in Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

Noises in the Ears Of whatever nature
whether resembling The roar Of the ocean, the
hissing Of steam, the ringing Of bells, o. other
sounds, are sure Indication OF some abnormal
condition, and their warning voice Of inpend-
ing danger to the hearing. should Be faishfully
and quickly obeysd.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
CHRISTMAS AND IT'S JOYS.
A GIFT FOR ALL.

Christmas comes but once year, so
let US all be merry. Charles Oswald is
in thorough preparation for the holidays
having just received a large variety OF
toys, etc, suitable for Christmas presents
Articles to delight the wife, the sweet
herrt and the little ones Kris Krimble
recommends every article he has He
has many articles beyond the compre-
hension Of the Christmas Saint, and pc
culiarly suitable for presents for hus-
bands to their wives and young men to
their sweethearts Indeed no one should
neglect calling at his store and examine
the endless variety, even if only for Gu
riosity.
TO YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE.
Toyoung marrlfS people, ard 10 those
contemplating THAI fearful leap, he has
not forgotten. Having Akceiyed a
large lot of furniture se on eco
nomioal, comfortable Just for DE-,
purpose of new beginners in house-kt
ing. He can furnish their houses, Is
or ordinary, at Cincinnati prices Hav-
ing received a number Of orders from
brides-elect, he has prepared to supply
all in prospect. 2t
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

drawn on the Treasurer in favor of Mrs.
Freeman for three dollars, the amount of
taxes reduced; also one in favor of Mrs. F.
Edmonston for four dollars and seventy five
cents.
On motion, the city Tax Collector was di-
rected to take in for taxes the balance due
on bond 571
On motion, the Clerk was directed to give
Pat. r. Cunningham a receipt for vouchers
presented
On motion, committee of two was ap-
pointed to make arrangements for room
for the Council the coming year, and V. \.
MeCutchen and J. Frenz Nere appointed as
said committee.
The Council then adjourned.
j. H. MOREHEAD, Clerk.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
council Proccedlnee.

HICKMAN, Dec. Z, 1868. =
The Council met pursuant to adjog
ment.
Present Mayor Landrum, CounciImen
McCutchen, Case, Frenze, ASIiller.
The minutes Of last med A,were read
received, approved and adop~
G. W. Stubblefeld presented an account
for city Jail fees Of $15 OF, which was, on
motion, ordered to be paid.
John RingwOod presented an account of
81 80, which was ordered to be paid
The committee appointed to make arrange
ments for the erection of Market House
and City Hall, reported nothing done. when,
on motion, the committee was discharged.
The city Clerk presented a report of the
fines adjudged by the city Court, and
yet unpaid for the year 1865 which was re-
ceived and'ordered to be filed.
Thos. NJ. Jones, came before the Council
and made oath that his assessment under
the equalization law was erroneous, unjust,
and asked a relief The tax having already
been collected, on motion, il was ordered
that a draft be drawn in his favor on the
city Treasurer for $50.
The amendments to the City Charter, as
heretofore reported by the committee for
that purpose, was taken up and discussed at
length, when Mr.. Frenz offered an amend
meRt TO the proposed amendments, amend
ing section lst so as to read " 81 80 for rev.
enue purposes, instead OF s. 90; also 81
so on tithes, instead Of 3 90; and that
Section 3, in said amendment be so amended
as 70 read, - that the rate of taxation upon
invoices shall not exceed - cents ad vaIo-
rum, which were adopted.
On motion, it was ordered that a lraft be
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
DESTRUCTIVE FlRE.-A destructiv

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-A destructive
FIRE occurred at Columbus, Ky, Tuesday
morning last, destroying the NJ. & O.
railroad depot buildings. and a large
amount of freight, consisting of eighty
ear loads, besides, an immense quantity
of dry goods, groceries, etc, stored in
the depot buildings. The total loss is
estimated at 100000. The fire was
caused by defective hue ia one of .the
business Offices The wharfboat of Hal
liday Bros was saved by the Gen. An
derson drawing it up the river beyond
danger. No private property Tossed.
Several hundred kegs OF powder stored
in the depot were saved by the brave ex
ertions of the railroad hands while the
building was in flames
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Beware of Counterfeits Smith Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the coun-
terfeiter brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DR..
John Bull only has the right to manufac-
ture and sell the original John Smith $
Tonic Syrup of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each. bottle. If my priv
ate stamp is not on the bottle, do not pur-
chase, or you viii be deceived. See my
column advertisement, and py show card.
l viii prosecute any one infringing on my
right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
can only be prepared by myself.
The publics servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL,
apl25 Louisville, KY.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

sAGGAAAkaEh w EOEtSsAIS AEASSS.
BALE ROPE per lb 12aI3c.
BAGGING, per lh, % 3Oc.
ALCOHOL, = gallon, s. 50GG 90
AXES, r dozen, Sl3@l7 90
BACON-IIams, plain, lSc
Canvassed, 20c.
Sugar Cured, pc; c. sides l8c
Shoulders, l5c
PORK-9 r h.
EGGS per dozen, l3c
BUTTER, 25G soc. Y 10
BEESWAX "a soc = 10.
BLACKING = doz 65G1o5-
BUCKETS. - dozen, 25@3 70.
BROONIS. = dozen. 50@4 90
BROWN SHEETING, = yard, lSa2oc,
CANDLES, Star, 1920.
COFFEE, Rio, 25@21c.
Java, 40T45c.
CHEESE, ". R. 4 ID lSal9c
F. y, e fb@20c.
CRACKERS, r Z 10@llc.
CASTINGS, a 10, 7(GsS.
COTTON YARNS, p dozen, 200 22c-
COAL OIL, q gallon, 40a9.
FLOUR. $40 00Ml2 Op
WHEAT. = bushel, 81 30.
FEATHERS. p 10 50O60c.
GUNPOWDER, p keg 81 00a$7 90.
GUNNT BAGS. 24c-
HAY, p ton Sl5a---
HIDES, green &c,
,ops,, eI,yIS gIy 5S@ u 53I r O..
hoI'7I 'il'''''7 -. =, n, 7-O395c
or q, N4iIs
Ia L'GD ~ ~ -, s'i-'D' %
~ &, ~ I. 80
"a -, 6 - n -atA1 oo~,.1 IN
AolA'99i'''' a.. ~ y; ,','s''' - ~
"'ii o'''
VI IN H. 2 o9snei, Ooc, oo<,o ~.
MAJ h Ei'ELi IN KITS 70 oo'..' ~
g pols -. --, oo
G. hai' DDS 9l3 90 nc w.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
J. G. wEsTBRooZ, A. NJ, PASoipa
sCKOOA NOTICE.

Office is hereby given that the GER
MAN SCHOOL awin commence on the
1ST OF SEPTEMBER, 1868.
Tuitisn must be paid every month in ad-
vance, payable to the teacher
The School shall be divided in four classes
The FIRST class has to pay for each month.
50 30; second 50 90; third, s. 80; fourth
81 90. Every scholar must pay his tuition
during the first week Of each month, other
wise he shall be dismissed.
If scholar beginning his studies in our
school during the first week of the month
he has to pay the full amount of monthly
tuition; if be begin after the first week, his
tuition will be charged from the date on
which he began.
BY order Of the German School Board
augl5- IA. FRENZ, Pres't.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

No RELIEVE see it. stated in an
exchange on the authority of a member
of the Tennessee Legislature, that no
esp ,eps y, % sedsr5n fodrfnd t I'd s fe
moval of the political disabilities from
the DISTINGUISHED masses in this State.
This announcement will take very few
by surprise.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
CHhIsrMAs TnlcKs.-Francis Miller

CHRISTMAS TRcKs.-Francis Miller
announces to fathers and mothers, yspn 2
men and old men, children and all, that
he has received largs~ariety of christ
mas tricks,-everytLiug from timber
jack to the finest of toys, selected BY
Santa Clause especially for the children
of Hickman and vicinity They are all
to be disposed of between this and
Christmas, and all should call soon in
order to have choice of articles.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

THE British legation at Washington
have produced bill against the United
Alabama claims ting to Sal, COO
600, being damages alleged to have been
sustained by British subjects in the
South during the late war.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

RELIGIOUS .-Rev. j Bancroft, the
new station preacher at this place will
deliver his introductory sermon at the
Methodist Church Sunday at II o'clock,
A. NJ. Also services at 7 O'Clock, pm.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

IT is a matter of interest to those who
contemplate applying for the benefit of
the Bankrupt act to remember that un
less application is flied before the first of
january, 1869. they will be required to
pay 80 per cent of their debts
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
THE impression OF a number oil pe

THE impression of number of per
sons who have recently visited CcsA is.
that the Mormons will soon break up
and that Brigham Young, who is worth
some millions of dollars, will 90 to some
other cline, where he can enjoy his
wealth and the society of his favorite
wives.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

The Cuban reyolutienists report that
the future Of their cause looks .brighter,
and they will not surrender; that they
expect reiniorcements of Americans, and
Dominicans
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
Terms Reduced.

Owing to the stringeney Of money
matters and with the hope of more rap
idly increasing our circulation, we have
concluded to reduce the price of sub
seription to the COURIER to 81 80 per
year. Club rates 81.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

PAPER IN MAYFIELD-A paper is
soon to be started at Mayfeld, KY,
titled % The Jackson Purchase, by Rev.
A C, Caperton, and is to be devoted to
christianity, education, commerce, and
agriculture.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

Hon. WM. LINDSAY, our State Sena-
tor from this district, was married re-
Gently at Clinton, Ky, to Miss Hettie
Semple
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

FIRES. y. White, would call the at
teution to his stock of new lamps just
received, of all sorts and sizes, for SSrn-
ing coal oil and Petro oil. a general
variety of everything necessary for peo
pie to have, at reduced prices
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

Coal OIL.-Just received by V. A.
McCutehen, which he is able to sell at
Cincinnati prices. Those wishing to
supply themselves would do we'll to call
at this house
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

Fort LAFAYETT, the prison of so
many Southern soldiers during the war,
has been destroyed by fire.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

REMovAL.-J. Weimer has removed
his furniture store from Jackson to Clin-
ton street-next door to \. S. Anderson.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

PEoNrTNsss.-Persons having Furniture,
repaired can save time and money by calling
nj oswalds Furniture Manufactorery.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
FREDERICK WHITMAN
Boot and Shoe /:
>MANUFA CTURER,

JACKSON STREET, HICKMAN, KY,
4 NNOUNCE that he is prepared 10 do
"A all work in his line. Boots ana Shoes
OF the very finest make and quality put up
on shortest notice. Repairing Of all kinds
solicited.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

THE ruling price for pork hogs IN this
county is s cents nett, for corn fed.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12
YOU May De too Late.

NOTICES
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-12

THE Coop TIMEs.-Parties are gene
rally complaining Of hard times and the
scarcity of money, and all such are in
formed that relief is offered to them by
purchasing their groceries, flour. salt
etc, at Mallory 5, where everything is
insured to be precisely what he repre-
sents it or the money refunded. He de-
sires people to know Of the advantages
= e. - ere'e~ th-+ he and 'I'~y may
both be profted thereby.
CHARLES OSWALD, the enterPrising furni-
ture man. has just received new lot of
Metallic Burial Caskets, which he offers
% sell very cheap to those who wish..to buy
THE PRESENT CoNGREss-The pres
eut House of Representatives will be
divided between the parties about as
follows
Republicans,...............,................1339
Republican majority, .................. 50
The last Congress stood
Republicans, -........................I74
Democrats, 53
> Republican majoril ly,..........-...... 121
Showing the Democratic gain of 63.
The Republican majority in the Senate
will be increased.
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