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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

ANOTHER CHAncR.-Ths democrats Of
Pleasant Valley had another big meeting
on Saturday evening. Don't our nsighbors
want 10 Islander the speakers and get .
chance to swallow their words agains
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

TnR Gazette 10 absolutely plaintive over
our "Notss and Qusriss' Of Saturday eve
ming. and likewise, a. 10 its frequent man
nsr. sinfully abusive. Why 10 i that eur
neizhbor cannot carry on . political con
trovsrsy without disgraciog bic Christian
profession BY foul language
Eddie 10 . saint, certainly but how often
must he have grievsd the church BY his
Incorporate abuse Of his opponents II
hs has confessed all such shortcomings 10
hsaven hs must have been 'oftener on his
knees than on his feet"
Does the Ge,stts intend 10 assert that ~
ought not to alluds to the psculiaritiss Of
Mr.. AcCssh's administration during that
gentlsmsn's abssncs from the cityi II the
Gazette will promise to produce him in
Davenport in any reasonable time. ws vi |
refrain from any further remarks about him
till he appears unless, indeed, the Gazette
intends, - sesms probable from its article
Of this morning. to come forward 40 his
champion. How 10 that, Mr.. Gazstte,
With regard to the ex x-Supsrvisor. he 10 .
man brimming with the milk Ct human
kindness, and 10 net going 70 get mad
because ws asked him . civil question or
two.
And % to Mr.. Snyder, We plead guilty to
. strong desire to sec his accounts 70
through the analytical fingers Of the afore-
said gentleman. Is there any thing abusive
ia thsts W. recommend the voters Of
Scott county to give Mr.. Snyder . recsss, 10
which he may attend to his precious health
after his loving and arduous public labors,
extending oyer period Of nearly ten years
Il there anything cowardly in that This
is al No have to say today in answer to
the very il-natured and rabid article of the
Gdsettf. We shall see what it has to say
tomorrow. If it exhibits any improve
msnt, well and good il not, Ne will have
20 throw in snethsr dsse; only somewhat
stronger.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

FIzzLE-ft again becomes our painful
duty to record another radical Hzzle, l. E.,
the Barbecue at Des Moinss. We will moi
harrow up tbs feelings Of our distressed
Republican readers with An account of th,
affair. but assure them Of our continued sym
pathy.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

No Tfux TO M Losr.-In tho incipient stsg.s
Of Consumption. the first symptoms is generally
is generally hacking cough-pains in tn
chest difficulty Of breathing or oppression of
the lungs. Something should be done at once
70 check the cougi, allay nnd heal the irritnted
parts Aliens Lung Balsam will break up the
cough in m Incredible short time also prevent
the formation of ,ubercles whore tuberclcs
s-e once formed, the disease is hard TO cure -
For sale bs all Dealers in Family Medicine gen.
orally.
LvRRroSs may know cf what DR.. J. W. POI
aad's Humor Doctor is Compounded, by writ
ing 70 the proprietor. Tho best known roots
nniherbs are used, and combine plsasantness
20 the taste with sure results. Sold bv all Drug
cists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

Kron.r's Hs.r Dye. NAtarsl, Durable. Dsad)ifal
Beat and Cheapest In the World. Sold BY Ali USua
Sists snd Country Storckcepers JOHN j. KRvxSR
Sole Proprietor. loi Chestnut 81. PhiIsdslphi.. \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
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Recommended BY Railrosd Rnginsers and Ex-
preasmen. the NEST sxacting cass Of watch wearsrs
- superior TO all others for strength steadinsss
accuracy and durability.
To avoid imposition purchasers shOuld invariably
demand certificate Of genuinsness lects-dAw3m
Rsses, Blackbefries 4 RaeDberries
very large quantity, can be furnehsd aslsw rates
by the hundred o. thousand Address
ssplsd4wu PARSONS CO.. Flashins.NY
GRAPE VINES.
The sabser bsrs offer their we'll kno wn large stoek
81 Grape Vines at very low rates Ives Seeding.
Concord. Delaware aud Iona, can b iurnisasd in
very large quanttes Address
sepis-dAwu PARSONS CO Flushing, ny
Regal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.
- Conducted BY the spanish 0evernns,t-
Ssse.eoe IN Gold drawn evosv ssventesn 6ays Pr.
80 cashsd and Information furnished. The hiehest
ssr ''' D''''''' And rAsn: 1 s,sds q Cod aaa
s.Sii-Aiy Banh.r.. IA wslI 81. Ne. ; Torr.
Dissolution Of Co.Partnership.
THE FIRM OF FOWLER . BRO. Is THIS
day dissolved BY mntusl consent &c Fow.er
retires from the businese j. s. Fowler will contin-
ue the bus the old stand and will settle Al,
accounts OF the old arn.
&c. FOWLER.
J. $. FOWLER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

DEALERS throughout the State who are
intending to purchase . stock Of first class
Clothing. should not fail to call on Robert
Krsuss, Second street, between Main and
Harrison. He has the finest selected stock
Of Merchant Tsilsr's goods Of any dealer
in she city. Dealers can be fitted at this
place With No. goods and at the lowest
rates
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
JOHN L. COFFIN,
REAL E0TATE AGENT.

Davenport. Iowa.
Las1s IL i.wS /. e SiS.r,ss ss.sss". S ".issas7
from 10 - 10 yeese sisss. By spssisl agssts, asA
mostly owood y The pa4esSeee.
lS,o0e esfss i llliaop, WisseAsia aal Minae
ssSa, Uai1prevsA Lots q Davenport, LsCssiss
s,assson. Wslsott. Dsreat, Atslissa. Dewssy
love Ossy eaa Dee neisse. Twenty dwelling
Aeases asd stssss 10 Davsapost .svsdts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
REAL GSTATe.
CITY 1 SUBURBAN PRAPIRT1

THD H0AL BoTArB OF TIN LATE JUDGE
4iechslrs hsire b nsW e1beeA for ealo, conpri-
sing vauebls busineee and reedsnee iots n eAo cit,
tions. Deestifal tracts Of Nv aefeo % tAe ei1e
of tss Dlu4s. With unsurpassed river view. Ten
eeRe see lets ness he city mite. For pecee tefoD
&C.. apply =,
HooD 4. MITUuRLt,
AdninieesatSi3.
Or JOHN L. COFFIN.
Dool uDtAoo Agoat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

TuE FiRsr TIH LAID.-This morning, wori
was commenced in earnest on the Daven
port City R,ilrcad. Ground wAs broke
at the intersection OF Sd st with Front st or
the river bank, and President Fulton laid
the first tie, thus inaugurating the work
Timber rails and material for construction
are being made rs fast - possible. The
cars are to be double platform, suitable for
one or two horses. Every thing bids fair
for the speedy completion Of this Division.
Now let the people of the Western Division
subscribe the requisite amount Of stock to
secure the read tho entire length Of Third
st. can bo done and there should Be no
hssitancy In coming forward With money \
cid in the completion Of the road. [s,
oif citizsns take bold Of the nstt(r and
put it through at Oh early day
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

TRY "GILT EDGE"
Fine Cut Chewing Tobaccs. The best Tobacco
in America
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

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w vADs8R0 1bs YtSUe C1n1O la1A lnsurooee Ce0.
pany: also. Loeal Age1eo< - Which extseerdiaafy
in11ee0ent0 will b 0Gsss6.. WofAesS ase yaats4.
nos droose. Aedreee. staalag s3Desienee iH anll
Iock bc1 - DavenpsEt, Iowa. CsssssDsodeees wnl
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DuhoQoo Hseald, Ose 110ino eGs1es1en. Coeee!l
na.o 1eele. Buslisgtoa AssrG. copy - ess1 h0I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

The Monastery, hy Sir Walter Scott, b,
bssn isssed By Appleton 4 Co., bound il
paper. asd il sold fer the sxtraordinary
price eftwsnty>6vs esnts. Il Il uniform
with the rest Of the Wavsrly Novels, which
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Applston's Railrsad Guide, Tor Oesobsr
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

rates
WANTED IxxspiArELY.-A hifaulatin,
much buncombs. grandiloquent account of
the big fizzls Of the Barbacuers at Dos
Moines on Friday and Saturday Of last
week, must contain . full dose Of the Ga
z.ttc enterprise and some sharp slur on
Kasson must be handed in early this even
ing TO the Gazetts counting room.
VorERs should remember that the Board
of Registrars meet at the Court House to-
morrow and every day until election for the
purpose Of making all necessary corrections
and additions. This il the last chance, and
let none MISS it. If you are not certain
about your name, now is the time to attend
to the matter. See that your neighbor's
mans is there, or any one whom you know
to be voter. Take down the names OF all
illegal voters, and be ready for election day
The lists, 10 they nov stand. are incorrect
in many instances, and Ward Committees
should make it their special business to see
that they arc corrected. Let every Demo.
crat see to this matter. Let our fight be,
politically, straight from the shoulder; lot
syskx-Al0w count.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

Literary.
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There are three books to the volume. Il ID
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-08


Noticing ihe result N ile late eIeu.
iIou In ,hIs State, The Macon, tleos.
yea, Journai md Mss.oDv has me
ioIlowinEl
"ln MIs-l~i-issIpT the negro
population largely predomIaaies over
the white. And when We consider
tbIs fact, together with The large
aumber Of citizens dIsffanchIsed, The
resuI. h the more astonishing 10 those
uoapuaintcd Immediately with The
people. but The white race oI Mis-
sisslppl are Of the irucs. and most
resolu.e courage. Federal bayonets
failed 10 COW them both before aud
during The election. IN the late war,
In tho war with Mcxlco, In the Flori-
da war, Mlssisslppl regiments rlvaled
the hmc Of the ancient Greeks. They
sprang like leopards into these con-
iiicts Of arms, and fought with a hc-
roism which challenged the admira-
tion Of the world. They defended
their position at Pensacola with
holster pistols against enemy's mn.
non. When Indiana troops quailed
before the charging squadron Of Gen
Mignor at Buena Vista, and openet
the rear Of Gen. Taylor's army, tn
regiment Of Col. Jefferson Davis me
and hurled back the victorious Mex
ican brigade and saved the Ameri
can army from capture. In the bat
tie Of Fredericksburg the 18th Mis-
sissippi almost singly and alou
defended Mayre's Hill against Sedg
J wick's entire corps, and killed NOR
! than their own number. Whe
Barksdale fell On the field Of Getts
! burg, Mr.. Davis telegraphed bis fam
ily; "He fell like a hero at the hea
} Of a brigade Of heroes"
. Il HT q. IL Al
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-08
The Fswrieenih amendment.

The practical operation of ibe
amendmen, proposed hy Congress io
ihe Consultation A. The fourteenth
article, when adopted, has no, been
generally considered, and has In some
instances been misappfchendcd.
seyen Of the lately excluded s,iaies
will soon have accepted The article NJ
an amendmen, through AIrio- IiadIl
cal bayonct-msjc Legislatures. II
Will be q part Of The Constitution,
provided The reconstruction nets u
Congress are 10 stand Ne the laws Of
the land.
II has been represented that The
fourteenth article gave 10 the several
States, including tho Southern States,
the option Of extending the franchise
TO all persons, including the freed
men, or Of limiting the suffrage Il
whites, as heretofore, II being pro.
vided, however, that the basis of rep.
reseniation In Congress shall sbe il
accordance with the population o
the voting classes. IT. n State ex
eludc any class Of male inhabitaut
from voting, the basis Of representa-
tion shall be reduced In the proper
tion which the number Of such NAL
citizens shall bear to the whole mum
Der Of male citizens In State.
But Congress, by an arbitrary Law
practically Withdrew and annulle
this option, and left hardly anythin
for the fourteenth article TO opera,
upon. They enacted laws establish
ing universal negro suffrage In q
the excluded States, and constitutin
negro State governments, and cI
abling the negro Radical convention
! of such States to force negro sufirul
upon the people Of those States !
|, constitutions which have since,
, another act, been declared perpetus
! Thus there remains to the SoutheI
, States no option between univers
: negro suffrage and q qualified su
; frage. I
; But to the Africanized State go
, ernments there does remain the o.
: tion Of contracting the basis of rel
resentation by denying or abridgir
the right of suffrage for the whii
people of the State. The constitl
tions of some Of these States whic
have been or are about 10 be r.
admitted by Congress, exclude larl
portions of the white citizens fro
the rights Of suffrage.
National Intelligencer.
. lIta Z
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-08

On Saturday, the 25th ult., might
be seen at Springport large crowd
Of the sovereigns and ladies Of the
country, gathered to partake Of the
splendid barbecue and refreshments
offered by the generous citizens who
live in that vicinity. We arrived
on the spot just before noon, and
after mingling socially with our
friends, and the vast crowd, we were
invited to dinner, and attentively
waited upon by Mrs. j., who, with
her own hands, collected for US a
most acceptable repast. As we were
putting away the good things, we
took view Of the immense crowd
and was astonished to see the great
number of mouths industriously at
work securing to the body the sus-
tanning elements Of life. Aficr all
seemed atiated, The throng broke
and retired to pleasant grove,
where seats were prepared for the
ladies. sojourning here awhile In
the most agreeable sociabiIity, we
then repaired to tho Masonic Hall,
where we all became Terpsicboreans,
and :joined with good music 10 tho
pleasant dance. The festivities con-
iinued until night, when the ervwd
dispersed, we'll satisfied with the en-.
,srtainmenis Of the day.
The hard rain the night previou'
interfered considerably With the cook.
ing, the resul. being the Ioss 10 som,
degree Of the former prestige Of ,b,
place for getting Up the bes, barbe.
cues in the puu.y. This misfortune
was relieved, however. 70 rme ex,
tent By the hrgess crowd Of hand
some ladies we ever saw at the place
Each seemed to vie with The other a
they moved With erauI~ite ersoc an,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-08
When wives Fade.

Women do not lose spirit upon the
FIRST intimation Of cooling fervor on
the part of thoss who hold their jes-
TIMES. So long as the wife believes
In the good faith and sincerity Of the
husband she believes in her own pow
or, by increased watchfalness in love
and duty, 10 restore In him that ardor
which her ignonnce or folly has
tempted; and 50 long as hope lives
the heart does no. break. But II b
when she herself has lost confidence
in him rs truthful, generous, tender
and noble, eonsideraie Of her feelings
and loyal TO her intercsts--when she
no longer reverencesh him ss her friend
and protector, but regards him mere
ly ss her provider, possibly her enc.
my, asserting the prcrogatives Of
husband and the place Of friend
when she holds even his carcsses In
contempt, prsfsrring rather his cool
mes than his kisses, and liking biz
presence les than his place that thu
wifss lie begins to fade. She may
not herself be conscious that Il / moi
bic absence of affection, bot her own
absence Of faith, which crushes her,
bot sounded TO the depshs, the cass
Of nine-tenths Of the white, despair
Ing faces we ses among wives would
BE- found to be IN the quiet eoldnes'
and dIssrnst Of their own hears
Woman wansg constancy with kind
ness, and 4 j. strpge how the gnv
est philosophers are sometimes sh'
most unreasonable idiots In love. lie
lho~e husbands who ocousider vissfsil,
the bIpdline faces and vivscioos hab
Ia Of unparried ladies' and noble
meas uivpy ruing The ross sps
smooth brovs that have wish<sed b
their own rude kespinx sorusinisl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-08

The ssleni 10 which a cha,vsr cnn
spprehend ihe porils NJ q battlefield
may l'e sasily ubdernsssd by one who
confines hIs observation 10 horses
siIlI caryIns their rIdersj for, as
long as q iroop-horsc 10 aciIm fssls
the weight and hand Of q MASTER, bic
deep trust In man keeps him SEEM
Ingly free from great terrer, and he
goes through The hght, unless wound
ed, a. though Il were q heId.dsy at
homej bot The moment that death or
a disabling wound deprIves him Of
hls rider, he seems ALA once 10 learn
what a battle is--to perceive iis real
dangers with the clearness Of a hu-
man being, and TO be agouircd with
horror Of the fate he may incur for
want Of hand TO guide him.
Careless Of the mere thunder Of
guns, he shows plainly enough that
he more or less knows the dread'ac-
cent that Is used by missiles Of war
while cutting their way through Che
air, for as often as these sounds dis.
close to him the near passage Of bull
let or round shot, he skrinks and
cringcs. His eyeballs protrudc
Wild with fright, he still does moi
most commonly gallop home into
camp. His instinct seems rather Il
tell him that what safety, If any
there is for him, must be found II
the ranks; and he rushes at the iirs
squadron he can find, urging piteous
ly, yet with violence, that be too, b,
right, is a troop horse--that be too i
willing to charge, but not to be lef
behind--that he must and he will
"fall in" Sometimes a riderles
charger thus bent on alligning will
his fellows, will not be content :
range himself on the flank Of th
line, but darts at some point in III
squadron which be seemingly judge
to be bis own rightfal place, an
strives to force himself in.
Riding, as it is usual for the com
mander Of a regiment to do, som
way in advance of hisregiment, Lor'
George Paget was especially torment
ed and pressed by the riderless horse
which chose to turn around and 81
lign with him. Atone time ther
were three or four Of these horses ad
vancing close abreast Of him on on
side, and as many as fveon the Other
Impelled by terror, by gregarious in
stinct, and by their habit Of rangin
in line, they "closed" in upon I.or
George as to besmear his overalls wit
blood from the CORY tanks Of tn
nearest intruders, and oblige him |
use his sword.
Invasion Of The Crimea.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-08

A child beFInuingis rad, beeomes
delighted With hswsmrer. besu.r
he reads the names NJ things which
are very familiar and will make pv.
gfe~a accordingly. A newspaper In
one year Is worth Q quarters school
Ing 10 child, and every father mus,
consider iha, substantial information
IN connection with advancement.
The mother Of family being one cf
iis heads, aud having more imme-
dIaie charge Of children, shoald her.
.clf he instructed. A mind occupied
bceomes fortified against the lila oi
life, and IL braced for an emergency.
Children amused by reading orsiady-
ing, are oi coarse more ccnsidcruic
and moro easily governed. How
many thoughtless young men have
spent their evenings IN a tavern OF
grogshop who ought 10 have been
rcadingY How many parents who
have not spent twenty dollars fol
books for their families would hav,
given Thousands TO reclaim a son o'
daughter who had ignorantly o.
thoughtlessly fallen into temptation
Why not give your child a news
paper, if the results here stated ar
to be obtaincd9 And who can for
moment doubt that they mayY
In a well conducted newspaper, III
family will not only have aa oppo'
tunity Of improvement in diilerer
D branches Of literature, such as spell
: ing and reading correctly, but wi
/, sd0o tn. oh;lJr.r will and !,
: principles Of morality, honesty, trutl
8 falness, obedience to parents, etc., Il
,,as, s,;,h !" ;no;dan,s ;aS @ II ,ho H.. ~
!. ,,;..o,;. , w.. .h...a,.,. uho s.o,,, ,,o,o
! :. ~, ;"...ss ~. w., ;,a.,.,.,. [ fI.. h.,
80 !. - -.
= I'll :"s. s ;..S,,,s,.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-08-08
POET
Midsummer.

Moodily drowsy glory,
Shed from plnions plumed In light
Held In quiet spell around me,
Walls my sight.
Sleepily the rose and lily
Nod along the garden WALL
Little care they for the future
'tENf II at all.
Listlessly the dainty scphyr
Ripples down the yellow field,
saucily exposing daisies
Half conccsl'd. =.
Heavily the wood keeps swsying, /. mo-,
Giving msoy sleepy start
While little bird talks music
To lie heart
.n.a rf
Languidly the weary river
Curls is silver In the sun,
While is Thousands wster-dimples
Blend in one.
wearily the OF Is dosing,
Right amid the bearded wheat
Winking ~ the blue-bifd tripping
Round his feet.
Costly old Dobbin feedcth
In the shadow Of the oak,
With the easy halter lying
gf Where Il broke. . = b
Drowsily above the meadow
HUNS the vssrant careless ~, a.
Can II be he 10 s lazy
Half mIf
Drsamily watch the Summer
Planting sunlight where Il will;
Nay her beaming presence leave me
Dreaming still