Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-06

and hear thee at The Opsrs House.
| ScseoL SufssinSsuDsSf's Rspeaf. .-Un
the second page IT THE issse will - fousd
the Report Of the Superiatesdsnt II Ne
City Schools.
FINE Cusron Sninss. -Gsntlemen 10 want
sf nice 6tting shirts msds to ssdss. had
bet.s lsavs their measures With.
VIZ. A. REnisaros-k Co.
TRE spring sunshine Is thawing out pso-
pie rs we'll as plants.-R. l. Union.
The election was little too much for
the fellow wl0 wrote the above.
CONSTITUTION BirrERs. Rs.-This 10 III, nam .
OF one Of the best preparations in the lins
Of Bitters now before the pablo. II 10 a
perfect cure for dyspepsia, and fever and
| agus.
TINS ScaooL ELEcnos.-We trust no
friend Of tie Schools will neglect . 30 and
vste at the School Election on Monday.
Remember the only place to vote Is at the
Court Houes.
TxroRrAxT.--Ws lsars that some very
important matters will be presented BY the
School Board at the primary meeting at the
Court House on Monday morning. and sv-
cry friend Of the schools should be present.
SAD BEssAvsxssr.-By notice in the
proper place Il will bs seen that tho aged
mother Of our esteemed fellow citizens. W.
9. and Henry T. wadsworth, departed
THE life recsntly. We bsiisvs that w. G.
wsdsworth was present dusisg her last
days. They have the deepest sympathy Of
their numerous friends 10 this city.
EXTRA ASSISTANT ASSESSOR. Hon.
Geo. Asason, Of Mussatine, U. 8. Revenue
Assessor for this district. has appoistsd
cur we'll known fellow citizen, j. A. Gran.
dali, Extra Asst. Assessor for this county.
Deputy Assessor H. n. Smith, has. for
some time past been in want Of an assistant
and nsds application to Nj. Nssssn for one
= month or 20 agc-hsncs the sppointnest
/ Of Mr.. Cranda'l-who resumes the position
he formerly occupied.
DoN'r LIKs TuRN, PERnAPs.-Ths Gazette
of this morning don't seem to like Grants
Cabinet appointments, as it don't even
publish their names. Where's your enter.
prise, neighbor, --latest news" "reading
matter on every page ETC., stc. Come,
come, don't let the hated DEMocRAr pubs
lish such important Republican news full
,wo days ahead sfths Gazette. Republicans
rather hear such news than read senssless
stupiJit, over E. RS signature, "Enter-
priss,' ION every page" ETC., etc. Do wake
up. forget that Post Office, and tell your
readers who's appointed. aud thus keep
them from bothering us for extra copies Of
the DKxocRAr.
Tss City Clerk informs us that he has
made sn Alphabetical Register Of the vo
ters Of this city Is taken from the poll
books Of the last preceding annual city
election, ~ provided in ssctisn 3 Of the
Registry Law. and posted up one copy
tn. eof in each ward OF the city at the
place whore the last preceding city election
was held; except in the 9Th ward whore the
copy is posted up in the Arsenal Brewery /;
and that he is now making out du-
plicate copy OF the registry Of voters ~ 70
turned to him by the city assessor for the
year 1869, and tho Same will bs ready for
the City Boarl Of Registry, for correcting
the same. one week before the city election
takes place.
RAas MUSICAL AND GYxNAsrIc ENrEH-
rAIsxzxr.-Ths Turner's Of this city pro-
pose to give one Of their most attractive
/ entertainments At the Burtis Opera House
on the 34.h inst. Their programme 10 un-
| usually attractive aud Is the whole s!rength
Of the society will 30 brought out, the
| entertainment will be we'll worth seeing
and listening to. SsrAsssrs band has been
engaged. Some thirty singers will take
Part in the concert, and over forty per-
formers will exhibit their skill and ability
a. gymnasts. The accomplished soprano
soloist, Miss Louiss Stibolt, viii also take
part in the conssrt. Ar. Strasser will also
favor the audience With violin solo. The
whole orchestra will accompany the singing.
OF the gymnastic performance, one new
feature. Tho Grand Triumphal March"
will bs especially attractive. or ths bal
ance of the performances the we'll known
/ reputation Of the society 10 sufficient
guarantee.
| Sgaious AccIpRxr.-We have to record
smother Of those unfortunate railrsad acsi.
dents that seem to defy all human precsu
ton. Between seven and eight o'clock
this morning, ono Of the workmsn employ
e Ia the bluf improvement at the western
part sf the city, sausd wn. Oarlin. Jr,
Vas walking % the track towards The city.
whsa the extra engine thai had been help
ing The train up the bluff, came backing
down, and struck him. The csucussiop
threw bin from the track with the sxcsp-
tion Of his left feet, which wss esuahs1 BY
the wheels. He vas taken up and brought
to the depot. and thence 70 Dr.. Psck's ofics,
Who, assisted BY Dr. HGpfnsr, anputstsd
the foot jast above theankle. He could re-
member nslhiug Of the accident until after
he Vas picked up. 1t Il supposed he saw
the trsia pass, and didn't kasv that the
engine WAS returning. and bsiag bundled
up, did not hear it approaching. The en-
einser could net see On sec3unt ef the
steam and susks blowing In The direction
hs was going. aud % gave 10 alar0. The
aoputatisn Vas performed quickly and
satisfactorily, and At last acc sunts the pa
pieut was doing we'll.
STUPIDITY. 0ssette Of Thursdsy
sentaius . Washington cerrsspeadsnes
from the pen Of ito chief editor, giving an
apology for NJ. Harlan. xr. Harlan 10 On
honsse man, never swindled the people, be
10 . poor man. etc., etc. Why oil this !
We have never heard that NJ. Harlan wa
suspecssd any more than the rest Of Out
Congressional DsleGatisai Why thsn
this extraordinary attempt to vindicses