Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-27


upon tn. c. RI. N. r. r.. bs.w..n De,
M0ir's and AtlAa1 s0me'if this week
Tnr Ecrrrsr.-fs. par,ia4 4eetips. of tn,
moon, an accsan. pf which 1bpcarsd in the
Drnoc,Ar a few days sgq occurs th,
evening. II CONF hsncss sh9.ly after hall
past 'is and eonl fus' a1Ns two and .
half ours. N
Irroaa,rros wAsrr1 City Attorney
G.P. Whiicomb, Esq. / payers of impor-
taaoe - deliver to ons, ua,s \. Dyhstra.
If he or any Of his frien5A will call upon
Mr. whitcomb they will Aeeiye the same.
Our exchanges viii pNase police the above.
B.,rsr & Co., i9fo1m u tia. our re.
por, Of tn, iabiiti5 of tn. Arm about the
ths city j. incorrect 10 that e doe. not
owe any OF HI. wortmen. nor aty ono else
in the cit6 whom Pc does not ipreposs to
pay so far as the sd pek will 20. jpd it is *
pscted all the liabilities will thus be
squarely met.
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| Az IMMENSE 3rodK. Robert Hrause has
row on hand probably, larger assortment
Of geeds than any man in the State. HE
large store on Second stree, is crammed
full Of goods from dellar to garrsS Whole
sale merchants, not is the timsIto secure
bargains. Better terms to deSers have
nevsr ho q n n(ravaJ IL ,he c;tv
CoSsrirr1IoS BIr1rRs can be Oxen q. oil
times and under all circumstances. No or.
binary exposure " u prevent thek salutsry
effects. and no bad Fesul. can actrue from
an overdose. They will edsctuaQy cure de
bility, chronic or ntrvous. liver complaint,
jaundiee. dyspspsial chronic dirrhp, dis
sases Of the kidn(ys, aud alt diseases
arising frsm . dia ordered stomach, liver
or intestines.
Tnn man Henry Hass, who lost his team.
and wagon, by breYsing through the ice.
leaving him destitute Of means df support
was relieved ard gldddcnci to lsd,ne extent
this morning by Alexander Il Schu,t
hauding lin sld govsrn,pent bounty
mcney which hc Has not expssting. This
usual fee of $40 ri procuring the bounty,
being donated to hi owing to his sad loss
His neghbers st build now hdd by sub.
scriftion, to this s 100, saaicient to replace
he loss.
LECTURE ~ Arp oI~4nE rnrcAS NJ. L.
cnsncn. -Ronza D. Leo, " known rs
csupanicplf VI Livinss,qf 10 his esplor
atoms 1sfhc iatarior of /fIrica, has been
eng.s<d by the msmbery' y'of the African NJ
F. shurch, Of .Ais city 40 deliver two lee
tut }. in I.sUyire lfl. for the benefit Of
'hsV socile' one en- This wednesday, eve
ming, AM the osnr 10 morrow evening. lie
comes well rccomms\ \dod A. an en.srtsin>
ing and instructive lAturer. possessed Of
keen observing powers.a remarkable mem
cry, apt at Illustrations. snd sbls to tell rs
much. + not core, concerning tho people,
their customsN pd habits, Ind of the geog
rsphy 4 the obntry ,hrout u which he has
Travelled, thanhnv other nan The ohjec,
If the l,ctur,/ being a ~orthy one, Should
call GU, tul houses. Taaalm.son is only
. ceats.NJ
owL.-some b violent kuss, resid-
ing sonc where ou.sia pc pal. of civilz.-
ton, apd careless of results and other
ealami,ies. has forwsf d to us by United
States Express chabkA not ps,d--ebcut
the rnnsiusc-t, ca, hs rcd est specimen OF
an oyergrown cat d ttha. we ever met,
even in chi,dhood's h0r among the hem.
lock hills of our rofalntic New England
mountain heme. Ys4 ought to SEQ his
eyes. Eyess They ON up cut Of his
ugly coun,enance likt3ein headlights on
locomotive; and whs1h his frsky playful
moods his boak-nippp1s embrace human
ilesh, it puts us ia lind of unpleasant
sdjectives good d@1H And earl, too i, two
Of them that rival proudcst editorisl
ears yet discovered bng eur numerous
editorial cotemporarilk1 But he's . noble
animal, nevertheless an ornament, no
doubt. to the society a1hieh he has msved.
Wisdom beams from hlnoble csun.snancs
and h. jerks dad md like an intelligent
cannibsl. II
The CROSSING on TmE1ssr4L NOT SAss.
Frem Mr.. S. W HobI6n We l.arl (4hat about
4 o'clock ysststday afternoonfa German
named Hsp<s Haas. who ll,ey en- Second
street, rear Warren street, this coming
acroyffrom Rock Is'apd vita load Of coal
loShis horses, wsgortand sead, barely es
s<png with bsfi7. The accident occurred
rahou, ,hYk husfsd i It h,m the shore,
and in IA midAts of - channel, where tn.
wa,sr Es~swift aSd deep. The hind
~nssnsbroks throu6 b tisst. which pulled
the hots,s back litSe. and while Mr. Haas
sprsns out upon the Asm ice, tn. horses, a
args 6ns team. struggled to hold the load.
and in doing 50, the ict gave way, and
down under il they went, Vpavins Mr.. II.
with nothing but whip lieh he held in
his hand. A crowd assembled, bu, the
current had taken them ou9 Of sight and
past all recovery.
Mr.. W. G. Wadsworth and Mr. Hobscn,
Who had been 10 Camden, smrted to drive
across, but sesing the accident. cot out Of
their sosereoae on short stdsr. and led
thsF hsrses s,sr, on. at fine. and then
haHssssd ,4sm'elvss to ~ carriage.
y would o. we'll for kamst.rs to heed
the bumeybus warniossdhat We heve given
thsm,of e unsafe sscssing. Blu. few can
afford n Jose team. .--4 -.
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FKisftL RuSAwAxAfcrDESr.-A farmer
named John Cinsor IN yoms eight miles
from the city on the AM Grove road me,
With terrible scsidsat ,erday a. b.
was unloading load d, may N College
Avenue in the vicinity o9ths M Ida place.
He wss standing on the wagenk tongue.
unlo osng the binding pslS when ID Asrss.
started of across the 6Aid, draggg Mr..
Cnsor .. their heels. ns soon cNared
himself and fell to the fgtound when the
wheels nassed over his ~tpdy. Thosa who