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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-30
ENERGY BRICK.

A TKINs0N, MURDOCH d CO, win sell
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thousand, and are prepared TO make contracts for
sny amount ct, elsvea dolasrs per thomaad, in
he waH, builders measurement. jan7dtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-30
FIFTY THOUSAND HEADS

now clothed with masses of rich black and
brown hair would, if they we're unfortunately
Q U T Q FF
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TO THE LADIES.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-30

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-30

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lcERTIFIcArE. #
BosToS, February, 1867.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-30

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-30

This is another preparation of .still greater ef'
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08

TnE INJURED LADIEs.-Mrs. Grsnnell is
in about the same condition today, no
apparent improvement returns 10
CONSEQUENCES ars more frequent and OF
longer duration. Strong hopes are enter
tanned Of her ultimate recovery.
The other ladies are slowly recovering.
This funeral Of Mrs. Mitchell yesterday
was largely attended, outstanding the
very cold, wet and disagrsablc weather. A
large number wero in attendance frcm this
city. The Rev. James Ohallen pastor Of
the Christian Church Of this city officiated
Msssrs. II. c. Blackburn, N. A. Ssiler,
Mylo Leo, Serene Powers, d. Hswes, Capt.
Robinson, B. II Kimball aud George Nix
ter acted ~ pail.
The sad event has cast shadow over
the entire community. and the deep sorrow
Of the bersaved friends is shared in BY
large circle Of friends and acquaintanoes in
both cities.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08
Great Republican Mass Meeting
IT the German Theatre.
Over 80 Republicans and
% Democrats Present.


The great republican party concentrated
forces on Davenport last evening. Fol
days and days the Gazette has paradsd ths
names Of Kirkwood, Wilson, Grinrsll
Trumbull, Price, O'Connor, and the Su
prsme Court, as the speakers Of the even
ing. and urged the "dear loil people, tc
come cut and hear the great apoatles oI
"Ekal rites" niggerism, reconstruction
bleeding Kansas, virtue and morality. II
begged OF the faithful to mass and en-.
thuse.
The appointed time came, the magnif
cent array Of speakers were on band with
their feast Of reason, prepared for "a few
soul. The people didn't mass worth con.
tinental. the chances for a big entbuss were
very thin. Ihsy waitcd-full seventy five
had assembled. The evening hours were
passing and still no others came. The
talent" t"-ths bright and shining lights sl
the great moral party we're amazed and
and disgusted. Tho tanners" brave it,
tie fellows. who had never finchsd before,
were out of "ile, and weren't present. How
could ouch an array Of intellect display ito
polished rhetoric, its high.born ideas On
the mighty issues. Of the day TO empty
benches! The anguish of the manage
ment was pitful to behold, and With feel.
ings Of sorrow we draw the curtain over
their woe.
Near the hour Of nine, General Tsumbull
was introduced, With gusto worthy Of the
Roman Forum, hs went in on his hifaulatin
and sprsad-sagls. He srasped frantiely at
the ceiling and 'tors the azure rsbs Of night
to 6nd tho radical stars. The vast assem-.
bly, sathussd With all their veisss, feet and
hands. asked each other what he Was try.
ing 10 say, looked at the grinning copper
heads in the back part Of the hall, and mad
" snthussd again. An hour passed in this
way and the
Hon. J. b. GslxNELL
was introduced who excused them for the
fizzle they had made Of the meeting, excused
the tans for not coming out. and, after few
remarks, subsided. Loud calls were made
for Kirkwood. but ho was 6sick. The vast
audience yelled for Wilson. but Wilson
had slid. Again they howlsd for O'Connsr
but he begged of and promised to speak
some other time. The Supremsrs had gone
home, 20. asa dernier resort. they called
for Price. The Hon. gentleman had new
piece that he is to speak st Pleasant Valley
next Saturday and COULDN'T say it there. 80
hs told them it was time to adjourn, and
adjourn they did.
We will no. distress our republican
readers with any comments upon this their
last disgracsful fzz'e, but, having given
them full credit for their, what was to BE-,
grand meeting, will close, assuring them Of
our deep sympathy in this their sorrow and
disgrace. Let Us have peace.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08
RlvER NEWS.
No1fnRnN LINE.

No1rnRnN LlnB.
The Reserve leaves Port Byrsu for st !.
Paul to-morrow morning.
The xuscatins leaves the same point fe :
81. Paul on Saturday.
The New Boston 10 the regular packet for
Fort Madison, xontross and Ksekuk to-
morrow morning at o'clock.
The James Means leaves for 81. Louis
tomorrow forenoon.
wnirs CoLLAn LIns.
The Milwaukee will leave Savanna fos
81. Paul ts-morrow mornirg.
The Key City leaves the Same point fos
st. Paul on Saturday.
The Diamond Jss 10 The regular packet
for 81. Louis tomorrow morning at !
o'clock.
The river 10 falling at this point.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08

DAvExPoRT, Oct. 9Th, 1865
Present, the

DAVENPORT, Oct. sth, 1865
Present, the
Hon. j. +. pILLor, q. J.
" y. Co.'s,
=" q. q. wRronr, Judges.
J. M. BacK,
II. O'CoxSoR, Atty Gen.
Z. LsrDspMAx, Clerk.
Oct. sth, 1868.
s.cle. Almon Miller h Co., applts. Va. This
Phoenix Insurance Company; from Cedar coun-
ty continued to April term, 1869.
3,lss. Robert Mcintosh ". Levi Likens, et
81. applts from Scott comfy submitted on
efal argument.
Henry W. Bennett and John VI. Green were
admitted - attorneys.
Charles +. Schwsder, Jesse Biering, Fran1
Brsitsnstein, 7. Killssns, aad Robert Neil were
admitted % citisens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08
STATE ITEMS.

Clinton ia now money order Office.
Hon. Samuel h. Fairall, Of Iowa City,
spoke TO good crowd at Wilton on Monday
night.
Tho bakers in Council Bluffs have
united in Withdrawing their wagons from
the streets.
The aggregate strength Of Old School
Prcsby terianism In tho State is one hun
dred and seventy -four churches and nine
thousand and eighty-six members.
An immense beet sugar refinery 10
proposed in Duena Vista county, lows. II
will be in the hands Of experienced and
wealthy men.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08
REGISTER OF VOTERS
Davenport Township.

We commence to-day the publication Of
the List Of votsrs in Davenport Township.
a. corrected BY the Board Of Registry. We
especially urge upon Democrats the nscssss
sity of examining shis list, to see If their
own names and the names Of oil other Dem.
ocrasic voters are correctly registered, beth
in the spelling Of the names and the initials,
and ~ each ward constitutes precinct, to
~ that they have registered in their swn
precinct. II 10 fally - important to at-
tend to this matter - Il 10 10 b ct The pells
sa election day. We shall publish ths llst
by Wards or voting procineea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08
GENEVA NURSERY.
800 ACRES
~CAUTION I'M TIME

- ferfons that desire to use DR. Hxnsicxp osIsaa
Atp STAsserHxHixa PLAsrsn. that cures PAIN weak
ness and dstress In Ave hOurs, and that has stood
the test Of experiences thirty years. should not cnn
iound them with the miserable uublsaehed nuGli .,
payer. and other worthless preparations called
sn In place Of herrick's. On. uERnlcx's Kp PIAs-
rsas AND 1uoAa CoArRp Puts. are ussd In the u g.
Army and Navy are introduced into mosS uospi-
tails. Alas moaeoa, and Prisons. and stnrsle CON
unities vith their wonderiul cures Yivs thonr
219 poy0c4o aao eorgo0oo ~ a1d e1dofse then
2au toe I'D - ~ yoaieot nono bat DnnnacEh
A1Sk1AE9 AnD oUoAn iCoAUD PuaA - q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08

FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Where the general business OF the Company 10 tran.
acted. and to which all general CORES spondencs
should DO addressed.
DIRECTORS
Jay Cooke, Phils. T. A. ltolilnr, Washington
1. n Clark Phln. Henry - Cooke, Wash.
r Ratchford starr, ,Phlia VIM. n. Chandler. Wash.
WIN. "a. .Moorhsad, Phila. John ID. D~frces, Naeh.
Geo. r.. Tyler. Phila. Edward Dodge. hewYork.
j. .Hinekley CLARK, Phiia. n. q. Fahnestock, M Y.
OFFIcRRa
CLAnrsuE II. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
Hr.Hr d. CooKE. Washington. Vice President
JAy COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Com.
Esnt.os W Pmr, Phila., Secretary and Aciusry.
FaAscss u. ssfru, M. d.. Medical Director
J. EWiSa MrAns, M. ID, Assist. Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. x. BAnsSs, surgeon ticnersf. u. y. A. Wash.
!. y: uo.wtr!. Chief Medical Department. Y. y. NJ
D. v. S...s. i. D.. washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
W.. =. CnArpLRs, Washington, u. @.
0nsnss nAnDis0, PhiiAdel lphin, Pa.
This Company. National in is character. Offers. by
ana New Tables. tho most desirable ss means oiin.aa
Ing life yet presented to the public.
The rates ofprsmium, being largely reduced. are
Autsai Companies. and avoid al tho complications
and uncertainties of Notes. Dviden5s. and the mis-
asdsretandiag. which the latter are % spt TO cause
several new and attractive tables are now present
Cd, whicn nesd only 70 b. understood to prove &C
ceptsble 70 the public. ssch = the lScoxK PADcss
PoiIcv and RsrvRs Pnssrun PoiIor. In the former.
the policy holder not only secures lie linear ance,
payable Ut death. hut WIN receive, II living, after
period Of few ysars, an annual income eque to ten
per cent i0 per cent? Of the par OF bis policy In
the latter. the Company agrees 10 return to the
cared the total amount VI msney he has paid In In
addition TO the anount Of his policy.
The attenti0n OF psre0ns contemplating insnring
their lives iaereasing the smount Of Insurance
they already have 10 easd 10 the special Advantages
offered by The National Life Insurance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and fu.l particulars Ivsn on
appl cation to the Breach Once VI the Comp In
tke city, or to its General Agenis.
- LOCAL AeEvre AM WASrm IN every City and
Town ard applications rom com peteut parties for
ouch agencies with suitable endorsements, should
b. addressed TO rmR AoxsIs osLss
:" GRNSRxi AGENTS OF rHB conrANY.
JAs Cooks Co New York, for New York state
Z. n. CiAsE Co, for Penn. and eo'sn n. jersey.
Jar Coess . c., washington, for Maryiese. os!or
ware. virRinia bist Celanbla. end Wet vSsatnlo.
J. 4. BIAS Co.. chicago. for iilinss, Iswe -
Hos. s7w.u MuIs.. A. Psul. for MInseeetA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08

MrDDY.-Ths roads in aud around the
city are in . very demoralized condition at
present. A little moro sunshine and they
will be all right.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08

WA.Mgn.-Thc sun has been shining
all day, and this allowed every body to lssvs
their ovsrcoats at home. If Indian SUNNI n
IL upon us, We arc "willin'."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08
oHJclai Paper Of the City.
LOCAL lTE HS.

Twenty one thousand four hunircd and thir
ty-seyen acres OF land in Guthrie. end Addair
eoantes. and aestiy ersry county in the State.
Lots aad houses ia town, cheap for cash.
ELDniDss BRo.,
Laad and inssrancs Agents, No. 20, brady
street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08

A CONVICTION Of the master mechanics
Of the leading railroads in the West meets
in St. Louis to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08

TkBBsr's PHYSIOLOGICAL HAl1 RsosnEl-
AfoA is the wendsr of the day Il sells
nothing. rsstorss::white and grey hair per-
iecuy. prevents it, falling Of, keeps the
head clean, 1t is luxuriant dressing, and
perfectly beauties the looks and tire. ses.
'Tis . toilet idol. Every bottle is war
ranted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08

GERMAN DExocRArIc CLuB.--The seventh
regular meeting Of the above club will take
place at the st. Charles Hotel, corner Third
and Harrison SITS at 8 o'clock P. NJ. on
Friday, Oct. 9th. THs SKcRErAaY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08
Report adopted.

dsrsd paid
@. 6ehnitssr, Jail bill, boayding city
Pfie0uero. ............... II bS
John Kau6man. removing nuisaness.. II %
Liberty Fire Co. No. l. months rent Of
mouse. 10 "
Liberty Fire 20. No. l, months salary
OF engine: ...................... - "
Fire King No. !, one months rent Of
Eagle Hook I Ladder Co. No. :, rent
and messenger fees for four months
~ oePs. sosh.. sh..:.........:......:. ~ W
King engine Co. months ...... ss ss
Cha, Plummer, for 500 tax receipts. 800
John Martens, fees - policeman n.... 4s5
John ksuffman, City marshal.. SIS
". I. Dittee. Polio. M,sis.
John Delany, =" Policsman. II so
Peter Mulhoefer, :. +" ..... 70 65
II. Rohm. i" 49,. SO
John De'any Salary - Policeman. As %
Peter Aulhoefer:." AZ -. n45 90
John Martens - 49, Is 90
Davenport Gas Cs. bill for gas for the
month Of sept. ss7 %
u. w. SMILEY for one etovs for City
Hail. IS rs
Street Con missionsr's report for labor
on streets, from Sept. 18th to Goth. N
sshrict.r 4 Mueller. lumber fer bridges
@. ". Gable 4 c.. lumber for 4. bridge: idl;; "
WIN. R.nvici, lumber for brds..4c.. IS 70
W: Clausssh. for lime, BY order Of the
Health Inspectors. s................... 800
4. Coos. for sand, fer bridge work..... SO
J. A. Davenport, picks and handles. IL %
Lisbel h Saver, repairing tools. ....... 10 Is
Ch Dormund, hauling cley on Warren
sHeet ........................ - 80
Patrick Lllis. for remov ing dirt from
7th street, between Brady and Perry
streets. Observation-Disclosures. 121 72
Ell Of Charles Stein for grading on Perry
street. Received with On estimate from
the city Engineer.
Alderman Runge offered the following
resolution.
Resolssd, That the City Clerk b and is
hereby instructed to issue an order to
Charles Stein for the sum Of two hundred
and ninety -four dollars ($294)-being part
pay for removing dirt on Perry Street.
Adopted.
J. p S,ibolt editor for translating the
Council Proceedings for the German paper
for months to Oct. l. 1868. $25 90.
The following bills were referred.
Bill Of Charles F. Dittell for removing .
frame house of Second street BY order Of
the City Marshal, amounting to S47,-was
referred to special committee to bs ap-
pointed by His Honor, tho Mayor, and to
report at the next meeting.
Bills ofH. Ksbisius for repairs for Fire
King Engine and also . bill for stove pipe
for Fire King Engine House were referred
to the committee on fire and water to report
at next meeting.
CONCLUDED tS.snoyrep.)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08
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CIT Y 1T Il NJ -.
Peoples Party Csusty Ticket.
For Senator, to al vseancy.)
JANIS WiNANs,
For Recorder,
II. J. ROaLF5.
For Clerk District Court,
FRED. vOLMBA.
For Coroner.
DIR. JANIS NoCOURTyEY

RExovED-Dr. Marbourg has removed
his Office to Brady street over Durr's gro
CRY store
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08
ed the work TO D, do, and r.. poles e.

ed. the work TO bs do and the poles Get
a. dire.ted By the Street Commissioner.
Petition Of John kAuGmsnn. City Mar
shal, in relation to . franc bouss, which
has TO bs moved to the corner Of Frent and
Harrison streets, the same being st present
on the public landing south Of Harrison st.
On motion the commuu uoatiou wse received
and ordered 6lsd.
Petition from the Regular Police feres
Of the city, asking that the salary Of the
police DO raised to $50 per month. and that
the police would not claim any fees from
the city, in casss whore the sam could not
bs collected from the defendants. Referred
to the Committee on Police to report at the
next meeting.
Petition Of Patrick LiIlis, asking that be
be allowed the sum Of IS cents per yard for
excava.ing rock snd fire clay mixed in the
grading Of Bridge Avenue, as the mattsr
nss referred to the Committee on Streets
II the last meeting, and ~ said committee
made reduction Of $9l.S0 on bis bill for
The final completion Of said street, he nov
asks that said amount be allowed him.
On motion Of AID Dermody, the prayer
Of the petitioner was granted, and the City
Clcrk ordered to issue IN order for the
Same. Carried.
Petition from j. B. Riches asking psrmis-
sion to erect frame shop on part Of block
5s. in the City Of Davenport, (the same be-
ing within the Ere limits) Referred to the
Committee on Fire and Water, with power
to act.
Monthly reports Of the City Clerk, City
Marshal, City Treasurer, and City sexton,
for the month Of Sept. Received and or
dsrsd filed.
Report Of the Deputy City Collector il
relation to the amount Of city taxes COL
lsctsd, and the amount Of delinquent taxes
for The year 1868, Was received, and on mo
tion the collector was granted further time
70 collect the delinquent taxes before advsr-
tieing the same for sale.
The Committee on Claims to whom Wa
referred the petition Of Meyer and Simon
son, in relation to the over assessment of
their stock, make the following report !:
Your committee have Investigated the
claims of Meyer and Simonson, and recon
mend that the sum OF sixteen dollars (&16)
bs refunded to them. and that the City
Clerk 10 authorized to issue an order for
the same.
8. ?; Bryant Com. on Claims,
"a -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08

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dress Humphreys specific Homeopathic Msdi-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08
NOTICES.


18Oy0H RuRHa8 EOW0oSs
Light bread makes light thearts. Royal
Baking Powder doss it. Ask ysur grocer
or it, aud take no other. It IL . decided
Improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08

NOM W Yuv0
4
Rssde,s Ms Skin soft. ssssofh, slssv sa1
Aae~NN.i Vsu ,s.oc. ~. Ers-lI.s ~
~ sekv dissslsretisns. SoiS ss ei1 byxe.
0toto Oo4 <oNev 9oede GfDZnSe e0orwoOkoS0.
---------- ------------
III you WISH 70 b0 DEAUTlrUL.
roo nSoa11a a. r,o;
- OSO ~/sSSAA1 A0 cASA1
Or victoria Regia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08

Fcsh Garden and Flower
Scels ON Commission, these
UNFOLD t. be returned, pre-.
pad BY mail. Priced de.
scriptivo Catalogues 0f al
Us6ul and Ormamontal
SEEDS, Plants, Trees, ana
Crtits. Wholesale or Retail
vii be sent to any address.
n M. WATSON, Ola Col.
ont Nurseries, PDynouth,
Ma.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-08

GR,urrfye IsrxLLiosscg. From every part
OF the country where Sloan's Ointment and
Condition Powders have been introduced, the
proprciors lave received the most gratifying
Intelligence Of their remarkable effect and pop
ularity. In multitude Of instances they have
sr'umphed over diseases that have baiiled the
skill ofcelebrated Fsrriers. and were consid-
cred incurable. These medicines have gained a
reputation which stands uneqallcd in this
country.