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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

PnoeaAsris4 rios y raE Tnrrr oy Tisr -
Bv delaying ard forgetting TO have supply Of
Cos Dyspspsis Cure in the house ready for i'm
me late use. you may have 10 suffer, for many
hours. pain and distre.s in the stomach, which
wonld be Immediately cured II you had il on
hand ready for immediate use. II n immediate
in its action. and cures permanently, Dyspepsia
and ali its Kindred tr ublsa.
Goes Cough Baisam may also be always re-
lied on ia cases Of Group, Whooping Cough.
Colds, Coughs. and al throat and pulmonary
seUplaints.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

Paopssrr FounD.- Marahal Ksuifman
tells Us that he has recovered part sfths
tools stolen in 0snssee and in Moline on
Friday night. and has returned thsm to the
proper owners. The parties having pos
session Of them bought them Of the thief,
Who has been arrested and is nov in jail
st Rock Island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28
NOTICES.

Royal Baking Powder.
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. AK your grocer
or it. aud take no other. |, is decided
improvement ever any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28
LOCAL items.

Ter lo.. 10 North Dsven,.srt and Ia lin East
Davenport -h,Aa as dirt god 40 acre farm in
Pisa,s,. valley. oaly el.sgo, aai lots OF other
b.rx.ins Wild Land by the Car. load.
ELpRtnox i Dao.
Lali and Insurance Agenss.
a. Drsdy street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

"Tu the penalty Of nature that all must
fsde epd vthcr" The first inroad upon our
personal chs arms is generally denoted BY ths
hair. AMI .n rrs,st cases premstursly, Let all
who woali preserve their natural capillary
adorsmcuis 70 make haste to apply that never fsil-
Sag acy. "Barrc,.'s Vegetable Hair Restor-
rr = Hartford Cor-nnt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28
DIED.

On Wednesday. Oct. 2sth. MINNIE, dssghter of
Frank H., and 1illis wagner, aged II nosths.
The funeral viii take place to- morrow at O'Clock
n the NieaiaGippi House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28
SEs that your name 10 registered.

WY don't ws get the official vote of tho
States OF Pennsy lvania and Ohio' We
will get it after the November election, no
doubt, when the radical majority will be
Considerably reduced from what they calm
noN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28
MARRlED.

On Tuesday, October y. At The resldeaee Of the
". WARE, and Miss LIZZIE WARRlCK, al ostAiG
citv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

G,Lr' from A-a,v the BEST, freightsi with
the breath o. oriental spice 4owers. are not SO
en,rancius ss the perfume ospHALoss FLOR
hi Mayo" ihe new perfume for the handksr-
chief Sold by all d-uyeists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

"Cossrrsurroy WAssa' is certain cure for
Dis,st.s and all dissasss Of Tho Kidasy's. Fer
sale bv ell Druygists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

Cnoics lows Catawba Vino. at t7.00 per dos-
- bottles also . full stock Of other native
aad foreign winss at the wine house OF
LAsevsLsr. TsoDs b Co..
w.st O.. ot...A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

ELscfnrcusY.-Mrs. 8. 4. Sta,lcup 4
Brother, DR.. d. +. Mitchell, will attend 10
oil patients at their resms, west side Of
Perry street, near the Opera House. Hours
for ladss. from 0 to II 4. ~, and 2 - 8
N. Hours for gentlemen, from u \. to
=. H., and 6 70 oP. n. Hot Or osld baths
fvAvv, n IN q n ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

HoLLowAvs OINTMENT A.p PnLs-rLM-Do n OF
snpposc that every form of this complaint 10 incura
ble. Tho wors, hemorrhoidal cascs are not beyond
the remedial reach OF HoLLowAr's OrSrNss1. 1t
g,ves tone to the relaxed integuments and acts 40
safs etyptic In the bleeding typo Of the disorder
Not unfrequeptly constipation ia an accompaniment
OF the disc ass and whcs this happens. it should be
relieved with small doses Of Hcloway's Pills. sold
by all Druegiste,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28


TAks CAas BoYs.-Ths city Nsssha!
desirss 10 70 caution psrsats about permit
sing their beys to uss . shs strssts,
those ~sehinss, csnosuly sallee s'Rsbbsr
guns." These bsys are shooting shst and
psbbaes at windsws and II many inslauces
With damaging EJECT. They will save the
expense Of police Gnss and fees BY desissing.
IL u the isssntisa Of the Asrshal to arrest
tho frss one he catches shsotine at wisdews
% the strests. Soboys. look out for there's
trouble for The one Who gsts cassht. Better
have your sport at home, and, il any win
dsws srs broken II win bs I dance over
dad's kass and not . ps.iss 6ass .. -
fa{2 A. = A. A. "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

A CoNrExrrIBLs ScAMP-Ons OF the
most contemplate, low-lived, :iespicabls
scamps to be found in the United King
dom, named John Driscoll, vas brought
into the police court this afternoon. Ne
was silly with liquor, and had. all unprs
vsksd, made an assault upon Mr.. John II.
Stevens, who lives out on the Wapsie, and
severely bruised his face. This Driscoll has
the appearance Of being = young map Of
about 20 or 25, but he is nary man At all,
only a low lived brute and this 10 the gen
eral opinioa Of anyone who will 20 far forget
the attributes Of . man % to strike On old
grey haired man, IS quiet and psacabls ~
Mr.. Stevens We trust John may read
this when be gets sober and msnds his
wars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

Peoples Party Ceunty Ticket.

Peoples Party County Ticket
ror s.ra.or to Gil vacancy
JAdgs WiSAN5.,
For Recorder,
n. J. AOaLFs.
Por clerk District Co1rt,
HRED. voLNkh.i
~ Tor Coroner,
DR.. yAHKy MscOURrN8Y.
Township Ticket,
Por Baeesviscrs -
THOMAS SCOTr,1
B II. LAHkNArS
For Justices OF the Peace.
f>BLlRK PETERS,
r. b. DOWD.
For Trustees
CLAUS KAHL,
GEORGE MURRAY,
john BEHRENS.
For Township Clerk.
4. q. SAALLFtELD.
For Assessor.
LOUIS BEYER.
For Constabies
n. CARSTEN5,
r PURCELL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

Hicxoar GRovs.-The Peoples Party Of
this township have made the following
nominations Of township officers: For
Superrisor-J. Lauphsre; Justices Of
Peacs-James II. Boss and c. II. Lage !;
Constable - Henry Meyer and Reuben
Munger; Cierk-EiwArd Lawrence; Is.
Friedrich; 7rustses-Henry
Ksrdel, James Thompson and John Her.
kcr. Sr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28
A GENrs wANTED-Fer ~. tei


l. The celebrated pr. Geo. II. Dadd's usv
American Horse and Cattle Doctor which
treats oil the diseases Of Horses, Osstle, sheep
and Swine--swsug o,hsra Of the .Cstsle
Piagss," Or "Texss Fever" new epidemic Dr..
Dadd's reputation ~ an author Of books on the
diseAses O su'mas. aud a. . Veterinary Bur.
geo1 is yer. extensive. and materially aids the
sale Of THE, his last great work. Agents ssll
the work with ease. and make large profits.
2. The new "Anerican Heusehsld Dook oi
Medicine" by John James. n. y This 10 .
sick. cure diseases sid pstais heath. Il 10 net
based upon any quacs system. but upon seien-
tific principles II 10 selling rspidly. -agsssa
getting from 20 to 40 auhecfibers . week. q Z
predt Of over e2 sach.
Agents vest Of lAdiana snppllsd With besks
from our Branch q Hlosmia gics, ILL.,, II fdssirsd
For terms end exclusive territory, apply 70 r
N. OAROLL . CO.. Publishess, lis and III
". Fourth Street, Cincinnati. Ohio. sss. dAv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

DBAra % AN Oh SsrrLsn.-Ws learn
With regeet that Col. Thomas G. Eads, .
man we'll know in this county for the past
thirty ysars, died It the Plsntsr's House,
in St. Louis. last Saturday. q an advanced
sss. He ~ss enc Of the early settlers Of
this county. and man Of great energy and
sscsllsnt business qualifications. He was
the father Of Capt. James B. Esds, the st.
Louis millionaire. lie was 10 this eitv few
WEEKS sincs. though in . low state Of
health, yet counting upon several ysars Of
peaceful cd ags. He was about eighty
years q age. ws believe. aud long will the
memory Of his many excellent qualities
rsuain with his numeroas friends and
asquaintances here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

Look AnsAD. - Dsvslopmsnts In the
money aud grain market for some time
past must be regarded by the cautious With
more than ordinary interest. Money is be-
coming more and more stringent, and grain
values are gradually sinking down. This
certainly locks bad. and sdmonishss the
business man to strengthen up The weak
places upon his books without unnecessary
delay. Not only is money bscening more
scarce, and grain prices falling continually
but you s,nnot fail TO-: notice an inordinats
desire to expsnd trade-t, sell the all the
goods possibla. In doing this the very
srictest regard 10 not paid to the ability Of
the customer TO promptly meet bis paper
when due. What this will lead to even in
the event Of . partial panic We need not
point out. Not only this. but the inordinats
desire TO run int speculations and blow up
financial bubbles here and there is matter
that indicates . lack Of sound hsalth 10
nnances. But the worst feature ofan 10 the
dsc''ns 10 grain values in the principal mar
kes'' This keeps the crops frsm moving
'orwsfd' and the lenssr the delay In this
movsosst the more imminent the danger
bsssmss. The grain must be sold iu order
that the farmer may pay his bills. q the 70
tail stores. This done, the rs.ailer can nav
the wholesaler. and he can meet his ebliea-
tioss with The imperter and nauulacturer.
With the stsppags Of tho forward move.
ment ef grain oil the whssls Of commerce
seen to gss out Of gear, and great danger 10
threatened. This is no idle fancy, but .
matter Of fact which no good business man
Will disregard. 1t may be that The bottom
ofthis decline in prices has been reachsd-
% u 10 to b hoped; bst in case il shesld
sss Be, littl0 ooneiea 0Ay b - great -
saatass II peeeeay u6v9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

A gentleman In Lencx says: CIV feet fslt
as though thoufAnds of needles we're being
stuck into them. but az soon as | commenced
using Rsnne's Magic Oil, tho chilblains began
10 disappsar, and soon got we'll. 1t 10 good for
ehiblaina
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

SoRRY.-Ths radicals are very unhappy
because the story they pu. forth relative to
the withdrawal OF Seymour and Blair don't
prove true. Several gudgeons in this city
jumped at the bate and swallowed it down,
greatly delighted that Seymour was out OF
the way. The thing didn't work, and their
stomachs are terribly out Of order. The
Seymour ticket 10 stronger today than it
was thirty days ago. The Democracy have
not been discouraged by ths late elections,
but, looking At their magnificent gains, are
going in fer enc Of the closest contested
political fights ever known.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

The Gdsetts has Of ate been furnishing
its readers with what it is pleased T. term
the record OF Ms. Brannap. the candidate
of the Peoples Party for Circait Judge.
We do not know from what quarter sos
Gasesse gets the materials which make up
the record il purports to give. II stsess
that Mr.. Brannau Was . member OF the
committee that drew up the National Dem
ocratic Platform At New York lest July.
and - such begged Nr. wsds Hampton to
Incorporate in It whatever suited him, and
this j. makes the text for two ponicrous
articles, heavily loaded with extracts from
Hampton's speech on his return from the
Convention. Now W wsrs in New York
at the time, and, ss . mere matter Of fact,
would inform the Gozctts that Mr.. Bfannsn
was not . member OF that committee. and
had nothing whatever 70 do With getting
up the resolutions. Mr.. John q. ONeili,
Of Dubuqus, IVES the representative sf Iowa
on that committee. We merely msatien
this, not because Of any fault ws have to
nnd with the ..platfsrm, but to show how
little truth there 10 in the statements Of the
0azssts end how unworthy they are OF
confidence.
We wish TO remind the Gazette that when
Mr.. Branpsn vas frst noninstsd, We
placed before The public. not merely our
swn knowledge Of his character and quali-
Rcations, but The frank and unsolicited
testimony Of The Nuscatine Journs9 In
thses psrtieulars. Having done this. ws
wsrs scstsst to leave him and bic competi.
tor, kr. Bsnsos. to the discriminating
judgment u the voters Of this eircuit.
Fer The benefit Of the Gazette ws reproduce
the declaration Of che Auscatine Journal
upon Mr.. Brannsn's nomination, and CON-
mend it to the consideration Of our cotem-
porary. The Journal said
"Ms. Brannan IL . gentleman and
| schelar-in svsrv way we'll qualified for
the positisn."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

L,xcolS TooRsuR TlcKss.-1he Psoplss'
Party of Lincoln Township hsvs dominated
ne fsllo~isg siekss 70 b weed upsa Toes.
day Next.:
For Clerk-A. II. Rohlfs.
. For Assessor james Stsveneon.
For Justicse-Claus Schnecklolh and j.
Lagraage.-
Fer Constable = Dslisoin =. Boussll.
Fer 1sasasss-B 2. Mocss, Oiass hsysr
end WM. Yocum. - =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28
Masonic.

cPEcIAL COMMUNICATION OF DAVENPORT
, Lodge No. 81 A +. . A. n. this wednesday,
eyea.ng. At o'clock IN Aasonic Hail. work In
THIRD degree. BY erder Of ~. \.
d, b. SB RLIRY Sse.v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

SILvsswARE.-Spsaking about the choice
tnings Of this life it 10 well known that the
elegant show cases Of Rutsnbsck 4 Co, 26
L.sClairs Row-undsr the Neweomb House
are now flashing with the largest and
finest array Of silver and silver plated goods
ever opsnsd in Davenport. They are fro IN
the best manufacturers- Of the very latest
styles. and superior 6nieh. These goods
comprise full sets for d;nasr or tea service,
ice water urns, servers, water, cream and
syrup pitchers, cake and fruit baskets. cas-
tors, pickle, celery and toilet stands, olive
dishes. gobists, vases, knives, forks, spoons
and ladiss-in fact, . full assortment OF
ve-ythins in the line, purchase with the
creates. care. and warranted to Be the very
purest in the market. Call and go them,
by oil means, and observe the superiority Of
workmanship displayed. Mr.. Kirchsr, of
this Arm, starts right away for the East to
purchase extensive additions to their large
stock Of choice jewelry. aud in due season
will bs heard from. Remember the place,
26 LsClairs Row, and cal! eiten.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28
To.0ay'o Advertisements.


DAIR SOLID GOLD EAR RINGS WITH PEARL
/ settings, ON Filth etrsst, between Rock lsland
arr Brady siy. The finder win be literally reward
Cd BY leaving them 1t this otics, At. Asyts No
ale store Octe9-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

The Gazette talks wildly about thrashin..
Theenly thrashing we ever knew It to dowas
. thrashipg it gave the State Register, when
the stakes were State Partnership. Oh. yes,
there was one other fight il had with ono Of
their correspondent in which it swinded
him clean out Of ten dollars. What terri
bly, brave fellows those God fea ing Gazette
company chaps must be, and then they are
20 smart.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28
REVENUE RETURNS
Second District Daring the Msnth
Of September:


Alexander Deimtr. Diree'oS of tue Du>
rsau Of Statistics 1t Wasbingtou, hes sent
q printed circular to a'l Revenue Oollectors.
wanting 10 know The nu'rbsr Of persons,
firms and corporations that have paid
special taxes for the year ending Nay Isl,
1869; also, the numbsr who paid taxes on
incomes fer the ye.r endisg Jan. 1st. 1862.
His object 10 to find out hew much tsx
must be levied to meet the expenses Of ths
Government. and supply the needs Of the
greedy Office holders.
In running over the reforms made 10
answer 70 his circular, ws find that this, the
2nd district Of Iowa, has paid 5.o2o special
taxes and 1,154 taxes On incomes.
Of the 5.o9s special taxes Of persens,
6rms Or corporations, Scstt coanty alone
paid 1854, and also paid on 6l7 iuesmss.
Under the new asrssgusnt the district il
divided for the convenis nee Of assessors
end collectors into fsus divisiens, ~ fol.
lows lst division, Muscalins and Cedar !;
I'd, Scott Sd, Clinton and jackson 4th,
Jones and Linn.
In the beer business, there has bssn
manufactured and sold 10 these divisions,
during the month Of Septsmber, the follow.
ing number Of barrels. On which Uncls San
reta one dollar mar bbl
First Division. .51s Third Divisiss. .441
Second I" ..Sl5 Fourth . ..s65
-
o.'.'''.'..'.'.''.'''A'.o'
"S""e ;. y 80 s'''"'
o-".' ".' ~ 'a':'''"'s !" 'u'.' 81 '''
.'-.''' '.s's'u l" VI '"'''''''o :" '"'
's' A''.1 "ANAI "A'A
D,s.a.n' D.ss,. '''o'"'o o''''.''..'''''''.'oc 'ocs
Net earnings. $50, $50
nsncnAxrr sxcnAuss.
Dividends returned. 81. 500
Profits. .................... $500
-.
~ v''0vs
~.
,:. 80 80 ~ .-
~ - :. ~ ~ ~
-. 70 o. .''' - "a ''."'' 80 "''"
snng shas the collector taxes his I'VE per
cent, Uncle San makes nice thing out Of
them.
c,..s ,..;n.. oe s;ou, "a. .,a p..;a.
= " 80
n IL. 'or SIX months end'ns Oc'sosr Ass'
1868, $5,a57.
Cedar rapids and Missouri River r. r /;
;,,.., or ..,a. h.,a e.. .;~ ,ror,h. md
inc Oct lat 1s6s s4a sss-Di,;d.nd an
.,m. rad for ..me Tim. ssa o5O
Fiv. rer cent on the. ,hrs. .mount,
v;v.. IN. Government, m. min. ann ofeA
o3o ls which. with the v.rious amount, r..
c.;v.d from almost ev.,v inn, ENABLE ,cu,e.
that Radical ingenuity cou,d sur,e.t for
grinding tar.t;or m,k.e a ,a.rful sum IN,
tOo l0u0utry anu tTAO0 OF t00 C0U0yby 70
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

evwRiaHr's ALCoNATED 0LYCERlNE TAB
LET OF soldiisd Giycerne tends to preserve the
skin from dryne-s and wrinkles. impar,s = wonder
ful degree ofsofness and delicscy to the compiler
ton and whenrss to ta- skin IL IN sx cclicnf den
thrice, grateful 10 tn. taste and tonic the tn
aud gums; impar.s sw s.tnass to the breath, aud
renders tho teeth beautifully white. For sale by all
Arnggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

Tss Bssr AND OnisiSAL Torio - Ises. Phos.
phorus and Calisaya. known - Caswcll. Mack Co.
Ferro Phosphorstcd Elixir OF Csissya Bark. The
iron restores color - the blood. the phosphorus
OF he tissn- and this calieaya gives
. natural hcalthfa tone to the digestive organs.
thereby curing dyspepsia In its various fcrms,
veaktalnsss, general debility. and depression VI
spirits. Manufactured only by Caswsli, Hsssrd =
90, New York. febi0-dweow 4 we'd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

Two Moas.-Ws learn from Supt Gala
cher that there n chance for tive more
sshclars from this county to the State
Agricultural College, and furthermore that
any young ladies can apply. The fact 10
the college authorities prefer lady appii-
cants. Nov, Scstt county girls. there's .
chance for you 70 learn ss b. farmers wivsss
Better than Ill your silly notions abeut city
"bsardins" etc., or starving with
ssrs city upstart On half-pay. Just 70 Be
styiish. The aforesaid nossiisaiiee, girls,
is true every wsrd Of it and yeu will Had it
% eome day, .ss1u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

{ sss that ssonittsss ass sppoiat6d In oil
the townships, whs viii attend 70 getting
sst fall vsassa rsssastssxt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

Has Bcsca o. 0aAPss. In another column,
ofsPRERS STANDARD WINE BIrfERs. 1.
10 highly recommended by physicians for dys-
pspties. On account Of its tome propristisS, its
purity and its delicious Aavore
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28


HARTWELL. l. SMITH
INSURANCE AoQucy.
No. ~ BRADY OTD18Ts
1otaa' Bcne1t Life !ns. Gerry
.Assess. elS.sOO.t q sO.sC
Continental Fro lps. Cen 3aay,
Asssss. ~. S.osS. .Saa. -
Insurance Go. or Nsvla AAe1iea.
.Assess. es.sseso0.0e
Lsrlllard Fro Ins. CeMssy,
Assets. ~. aoS ooc. 70.
Security Fire lnA. ;,smpssy.
0Asseas. -. 10000 90
Enterprise Fire AN. Csnpany,
Aoeoee. %. - ..ss.oO.
NsrlA American Fire Ans. Ceop'y.
=. Aesees. osSs.0ss 40.
n. American La. Co., martCerd,
Aseees. O0Oo. O00.
Ce00oroo Fire lasurAnco Co.
Asssss. osSo. .ooe. co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

% TO FnS bssv.-0o to the Bryant . suatton
iowa State BUSINESS College TO get thorough pssc
tisAl business education For circulars papers. ad
dress. enclosing stamp, "rhe Bryant : sssssson
Commercial College. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

O Nosssl- One ysas ago The Gssstts
was pleased to abuse every Republican who
dared ssccde from the Republican party
and join the Peoples Party. Particularly
did il hurl slang It the beads ofsach Of its
fsrmer party friends ~ accepted sflcs %
the Psopls's Ticket. No language was TOO
severe With which TO sssai then no labor
lost TO secure their defeat. -..
How changed to-day. Bsaten, and te BE-
bsatsn ssain, they get straieht down from
Their high here and bsg the Psopls's can.
didatss to rsa on their ticket also. Instead
Of barking defiance at their fases % then.
they now crouch around their fsst. lick their
heels and wiggls-waggls absut their feet
like lest dogs. Glerieus..indssd. Thrashsd
into sbjsct cewardics. they dsrs not put .
ticket Of their own ia,o the feldl o. val.
liant Scott County Rel Iublicans, how you do
want peace
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

TRY "0ILT EDGE
Fine Gut Chewing rebsccs. The best Tobaccs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28

DsnscHA4s throusheus the county should
80 that their names ars registered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-28


The Court House.
JuvsHILD DsPaAvlrY-TsB STATS Re-
FORM SCHOOL AID 1rs Usss.-we do not
believe In fetal dspravity - sss forth By
many, but thsrs few young boys 10 this
city Of ours Who approximate to il to
very great degree. and unless checked BY
their parents, will bring up in the Reform
School. Tho fact Of The matter is, they
should bs there nex. 1t 10 ready for them,
and their Offences 10 such - to sntitls them
to al its privileges. We mean those half.
dozen little fellows, hardly big enough to
crawl through window, who broke
into the saloon near the Washington
Gardens the o,her night, hy using
. small bar on some ofths boards, aud the o
crawling through and stealing money aud
other things that had been left. We will
not call their namss, as ws believe an effort
is being made to settle up the matter. and
thus prevent an arrest. although this is not
the way to deal with them. Ihey should
BE- arrested and sent to the Reform School
where they will be taught better. 1t is mo-,
prison. but more Of the nature ofs SCHOOL,
where they are surrounded BY correct in.
iusncss. and taught some useful trade
Let our authorities act promptly with these
young offenders. and others may be pre-
vented frsm following in their footsteps.
We could: mention the names Of . large
number Of these hard boys and their sssoss
cistss, but will keep them bsck this time,
warning them that they ere certain Of 60
ing to the Reform School, or perhaps what
is verse, the Penitsntiary, unless they re-
form. Parents should watch their child.
rsn, or il net, the officers should do their
duty as the Law directs.