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, 1869-09-07

Cn&EtSTticy by 1tEntninR-Xv0 For.
sons Asllcd-EFcnt DnAtagcs to

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VIC hare. from ttu1e to time during The past
autunlts months, reported tho unusually t:htuax wing
so,,ns .hsa ays '1.sed th; sson e:Io e'm
aitc11oon 1 70 PIT fnsn,sr. 10 parallel ssss tne
mood rccor7let9 tn GeneHA 1t had been 20 3EowcTJ
their cram STACKED. aI,t, u aomo ptaceA wt,ras
WA tncuL During tho carly paft u Az "cet,
tne5 in iimnroScH svcs5 aFuita9!n sanah!na ~ ofen~
siAck.ua. unt no sooncf Mefe lncg 10 fenkct~
a15 sayofanln ~ s1nann @ tEAn - aaothsf tnyoca os
from g7o~ing. ~ du'Rent attention, however.
they had tueeeeaen Up % !aas FIn!ay y 10 SAYING.
no *1y so1s 20 he so nn, Ss aaasc @ y
i lssss oaes'h'd q what sae ssoa ~ouia ia nave
The storm, In the nor1tt6 or Ttid1y, gathered
in tho spathwesL and Vas mors. sewers tn the
soulhwe.!e1n PORTION Of nlAek nawt and tns
mediate Vicinity though II Was among tho most
terrible o. the scAson.
Too hours Of Fletcher Roh4nson,. eleven miles
southwest ot town, wsa y1sl7su 'bJ 1|sntutne. tha
shnsEc EoiEs dowh the stose-!ape tnto the k!tchen
end thence e tee cel.as. MTI ling auder the
Wtsa she!r nves e. pc!nx ~ anotaef fpoI = tho
Ting taer ~ }uat left ~ ieT ,,Hi nnnts: ottofe
Was entered during the same esoTu, rta Tho CHM
oss: T.. & E9 sessons a...sa1 aamasc e doae ,,,,,
MeleAln aec;aentaMy lnst llttle g1l at Roek-
1h1ltsH VIA kllicd uAslnE kae H31oe slofHE Sae
Has ktahaiHe ~ aef Motdcf a. enc tfd1et VINO vas
a!so cont!aeFaplF shocked b3 The charge, but aas
East Of Waterloo, xe learn from the ErExrt7,
tree 1as etFncE on the premises Of william Csn-
nitc nEinR ut TIC Iame time Ixo m,:t cows sad
tK0 0twD-Je ear 1f1t. A barn near thy. tree VIA
so strEtk ~ the sc1ne time, intur.ux three hotsea
severely. -,--,-.
fury anything VIC cssr experienced. I: wns ON
ccet!pRly Rot during the Middle Of khe dur, nnst
apoue o'spck tas clouds BEGAN 70 RatseE t,!aes-
b no intlicsssons Of . serious Storm nut it soon
, 1869-09-07
FEARFUL EXPLOSION.
BnrstinE of tho Boiler OF a Steam
Rump on ttonrd OF a Wrecked yea.
sc1-Thrcc mcu Ktilcd-Six Others
TpIufrd.

NA0p 0k1 kh0nFA Oh "a Wrecked Fe1.
sci-Thrce mcu Ktilcd-St1 0thcrs
Injured.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Sept Ia terrible acct.
Qent occurred shout II o clock Last Npnttsv ptrhf
oo ooa1u The hhlp Ann ENza, :now on the beach us
Smith q Island, near Cape Charles BIZ which ,flree
men lost tneis I've: and SONG i've OF Ax othcrs
When news reached Norfolk that the ship wus
on the Beach. &esE[ Baker Brothers, wreckers,
despatched 1neI steam wreektug tugs to the as
Instance Of tie vessel Two po4erinl steala pumps
ont WAS almost soceeBfnlly accomplished. Wnea
the boiler Of The pump on the afssr part ths res
Sci exploded with terrific force, instantly killing
Nj. Joseph A. Baker, the engineer, and two
Others. After the explosion the body of-Fouog
Baker vas found lying Rcrpsk the rail- Of the ship
almost in t"u, terefJ adhertug By the back boae,
ard the head was entirely Eo3a The two othera
xho we're killed were eald to be colortd tucr, and
resided on Cobb Island
The bcdy Of Nj. Baker v1a seEed up II caoras
AID placed upoa The scaooaes Planet NaTs, anA
dag with Masonic honors- Henry Na1cot Wst.s1.
Mccoy, Wul,an DorseJ, Joseph Wight, William
Fltchett nrd Hchast 4unnsopt cotored men, n the
employ Of Baker KFos-. Fe1e sl.GatlJ tnlu1ed By
tho explosion, AMI *e1t Also coufeyed q .intfQiE
where they received medical astsntlon.
t!aWn icto the rtg4laS Of the shtp, and only e.
capped being tcalded bJ having hts uSeaccat On a.
the tfEce. II IS feated that some c1 the other
workneu on board the Vessel may haTe been
t1awp overheard una dfuWred during the cpEafu.
t!on. At the t:ue the accident occ1ned, the aap
and Was almost entirely fire. Cns pump fs not
enough 10 keep her fsee, aud owing TO The heavy
weather now presAiNrX. Il Is feared Aha
may 60 to pieces before anotrce one can be rcged
, 1869-09-07
Tho Luxern nc County Coat Mines
Tho Miners Council Threaten
TroOblc-Scrnnton Defiant.

q meeting q the General CoouN Of Tho Nioarss
Beneyo.cnt ASSOCIATION Has held in Tatnaa1a,
to order another general Suspension q work
throughout tie mining thsricts. 1t Is reported
fh1s go miners viii Proceed from the 8ane region
to Hyde Park, wEa the purpose, wika old Groee.
4IentlJ to arrive t1om ScauJlk1n, Of preventing a
farther con.lnRa7ce Of WORK At Scranton The
time When taia general suspension Of wo<t Is to
tate plzce hAa not been !eafpad-the on1y tntor-
Ea1lon nCorded being inat the puh1c uonld md
i cut soon enoueh. IT Is .appreheoded that
this action Of the Council means serious
ton aid lJde Park nrc situated. Be-
inE foru7az1ed. Tho people Of tho county
Rso prepared for the thtraIcnta Houole- Tho
any Danger fpn the above sEtlon Of the General
Council Of thl Aiatss' Danayolent Association. II
y 60 doubt n1anncny1t pt the pperathrs II tbs
the miners Of Inzerns Co1nsr, anil especially or
hyde Pn1k Wo cab 1Axute them that tho nlners
Of ugde r2rk Tup ahve resumed Mo1k, and these
, 1869-09-07
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER w,ru
INDlANB, "
A rnrtv OF aiirvosors kuskonntst..
ITO kndtnHe-Tstuv H,4hs An ~.
and t:acapa at NiRht-'rhu s:Dn..
Uul1lt E.pst4

A fn Ftv OF surveyors kusEu,sua.,.
ITO kndlnHs-rhuv B'.xhs An ~.
and t:aeap0 at Night-fho f.n,s.t
.Outglt E.pst.
- Fruns IN Fisffsn.nash t!fsh.) Ii.rn,l
Through sho lsndnsss y a. !. H,uxn, ts,x,
add Nsnr.sfs " ssa psstist In" In "s,nt. t RI
iollowHR tattnr, giving tho details Of ill., sn
sat Sssss ,ss =, Gst2 q government sar::
4. T. hrou'A cht<f c3r& " au'te,ys 1,. ,;t'.1a. ~
,,I, p.ta SIN: On tho ait; .tant 4 o.,pe1 :, .,
into camp snd shot ono hursa zfi atl,rrr',,.l ~
running on tho balance ttro hcasi,. r''' I'm, =
,n .1o ,na,.st n setas'pS thS . 4 nv,
Aud .ocnc'ufed, ~ tntre wcro 1J,.. sTiir.: t.'r'
Of 'arxc ootiy OF Indians IN the tc!nJt, - ~, "ts'
Moqn 70 10 A inH nenss., ps. on ths nses mi ~;
both. ono Of our guns having rrp,tnr4, %n'", =, -
Wounded the man who was hoI,,tnu !, y. y.
hkcnen up. anA when wo hnl uroccst,cT1 ~ ,,,n', W..
Id 1nhtans who acet11e,l to cuI,e i'm, ~ hnii
Knowing them 10 to hostile, an! tn"vtn tne ,,1sh
woal ns usecss 70 isJ 70 ktep ont u thrf ~. ~,
could. VIC uuhitchci Tho sltxk ah,, ~, ,, .!.i Hr
When the 1nllsans SAN this tic Whit. f,,r s"t' ~
for tho htocE ami ~ they urat y r.. t.... ~ w.
eoT.a Tot'e' s,1a M1.h9at any et'tct cxcrp, i.
/
were digging t'nc pits and thnDs,nv M r",-s.,s VIZ
mcn9 a. goo' ~ We could Gurtuy ill.,. ~. - :, u.
halt. which waa abort, SA| 'li's: \"
As soon hs they caught tht stock ,brs an,,,.,,
81 W had fought III In indian atyl- Al aar ~
tanael!. mona o! Us wers sesolAly har, ait., -,
pho .! tho 1len WA4 slixatIy wuuudci fl M. ~,
nean " RlancnE *ho., asi<t my tfptarr W.T. pte
hheH tof tintJ ~ tht r1rDatnn oi 4 c,rt,:t." "
nls lace. which blinded him N he rDIs, NJ, ~
!or neatly tho whoIc day. We d,.sb,c., st,rr4,,s
tactI aoEses. and Know tas VIZ shot kwri,,. j.,
d!aos, three OF whnn We kauw wer,s ,ts,.t u.
OF them laJ in our sight 1II s,af tHer nv 80,
!afihE 70 take them away iii tsrk. .rs,'. ~
tReir haEfcfA saiccl ntpu1t us al Il ~ tt sIn
not nan 1,ncheai, nor TO tnluS nnp ~. -. -.
leas1 dsspo1deos. .aboqt DARK ther c'.,.,d
1lnR ant! seemed by their hcttoa. -,
stasonlaR R eentinel4 In s1uais at u,~..T.
polnta Bounding "A though the main ho,,r 49,
ska1,oaed Ut point an1nt toJ yatdy sotrhr,.,,,
ny 10 1aIiue. Atom! dsra We cotnmsucc,J ,,,,.
taR H.aR HIh great energy. 10 makc then believe w.,
n!Lt sEuueo 10 h!sy thefe; ba! at haif.,,a.t mrs
pSloe1 Fe 1eft oar little fort by craWlinv m nt,r
ue!uea ABOUT mile, which We thouHnt exr...J
saN QaQgefuus. as The Coon shone and Il va.
alEosI as Agnt ns day. and We expected +, er,xi
Upon the Indians Al every Minute. mt We d.
IVY auo hs 1ppn ~ Es hats left a Ridge at ,anf
petfeeh as and the 1nihr, We skcaadic,, ~.
oess We could, and Sstiyed safe at tbs river ~.
ac3I daJ. lost rhe entire Quit, NOT etcan..,,
aoylnlhE. ny hFnthet and two other rrn -,
low out with PARTY Of cavalry, huotpe to r,.,,"r
par1 el tae ous9s- Very truly,
VI. E DorousBrf
, 1869-09-07

WHO arc rat to resuns r0sk. MI. he pfntected J..
the peoplp ot This clIy Ana 6ounsJ nj nIl has.rt!
viii ayan tntintdAta the people or lha tnuut'
TbeT eau come h4r8 from echutlkltt Of r,,s
ju1t 10 won ~ II ptaases thsn fnt tllny win ",as
Of. Ths people are iulIJ prepared Il, vjtIs,na,,
sny taif lhsJ mar chooss 10 nAtr. hnl IN" r,,.
qnsnctA VIII rAat ntntt Tao heA'ts Ut TIN I,,ru,rt,
tiAy nfl. NAlNtur y " '"'r9'
, 1869-09-07
4. Revelation In thc Carriage OF
Molnaaeb-Succcss1u shipment tn
Hu4k%

The PhIlaIelphla .fartA Amatta,. ssrz:
We notlce IL our exchanges HE arE1ssl .: t;'.
bEfx SoFe,tJ At Rostor, nom hsf secoH yoEasr
to Na'aazas. Cubs, with 9, ,oco gallons Of uoa,=..
IN her tanks. deltr cred In coed order.
We alluded to the tdeaa On which the So7estf
WAS constructed when Bhe salted for Ter e.:
ToJaGa TWO buttessfut tips Ieare these Ec
iouEef experimental, and de.erve the attention.
.? tha heavy Sugar aud noi:1sea trade OF Pa,!a.!
phfa- ve1y tItnlpR Advantage in tne matter .;
sfansport7i'oo would command nottcs, znd here
u = large one taat has wn-ke1 as well ~ was eS.
pcctsd It Is s a1ed that AcayXu Of 5000 gs.Ious
Of EpsaFtts, i0st landed, Eas la.d logu al d ga
ing Of $a,o6O On what Il wpo1d hare cost II H.,
noaeses Ind bern stoa3ht IN the utuat rar.
n easkA THIS zuou1ta to ah11t SIX
sea1 sea- pc! sa'len saTsog 70 the Ietre.r,
ana Nui enstsc gain Of u
per eent 70 DC maintained IN carra-r h;
ootL Accepting fh.2 as q demonstration, !; fo.-
toEe taaf AL OF out Nlasses imports tor suca:
feoeeI!es must te r2ade IN bult: tnat Tesseli ~.
me Novelty mEaE be CONSTRUCTED in ever c.:v
xhese sosar refnetics exist and That suras viii
essnne 70 eonsumess rs: IN proportion as tns es-
enahGe = hastened- The change Ia no; 4 D:.e-
q opan.ou either. Ii the Boston rcjcer1es have !
pIme aaFansEa Of ~ ref cent, or eren "a nyer
thcse q ofeer cittcs they can control the ua;kts
sna y III 90 80 uutN this advantage "a reuoy-l.
Lu !9sIa41 tnau this, the demonstration u "a al
=. = Aqpneahle 10 ~ ltqulds. The rame Or gre4.s:
- aaasa1t3Ees Fouh follow the Raut causes In taE
4 ol OIL VIII which, Us With uola5scs or
10y Ifect Interest," Thus this tnak sIsttn of
9npc1enk detetTes the -ea.ty attention o1 rany
aoa amounts To m:tet1al rsdactlop IN tie co!s ii
ons ~ ne PRIME necessaI!ss .! LIFE. lie waol'
y. Son hlunHJ OF scecharlne epusumcrs SHIRE II iee
saiHea Of Ahe demonstration. n
, 1869-09-07
An 1nnensa Ernpo time.
The Santa Barbara tCal.) F4e&. eor.esioa lea:
rNYr.


- hdFe seen the shtg gzape rtue' The uwnsr
sa!s = u lotsJ-tTo ycars old The trunk 5 Eta7y
th chltSulalf.2nd u ten inches from the EEuuat y
sm NE ground. the smallest p!7ce, 1t Is thltya.A
,nenes; nnd Al flTe feet u measures tor.y-A1
9eass 7, "a circumference; immediately above ~
.nto branches; Il Is supported BY tramewofk s;S
1eef ht2h+ containing hi1tJ kix posts tfr;
t1ite 70 eight Inches In dtaEeter, and coy.ti
aoons 80 feet Of ground. Several Ut the llur:'s
~ nina feet IN circumference At thirty ttet
rom the trunk. and CHE Of the tJaurne4 as ior!J-
eight feet from the Trunk ts sercn and ts;s-,-
stSnth4 inches n circumference It now has orr
at0 clusters Of grapes on II growing nae.y. Thu
nc ei1steIs VII arrange, when 1tpe, a.ua:
Two and = bali pou2:s each ; bat can ihen = -
ponnta zach, and II nakes oter nye ICES Of is;.:
irn1a ouc ytno IN one Year. Se7crai nersons ullia
estnsfes On !t Lat rear when the ftuis wRs Ep,2.
!nR: :! counting the clusters on ten fee. sasl,e.
ano NeiRaiaE @ 1ome average elustess: Thrs 81
III the largest grapevine II lno worId.'
, 1869-09-07
PERSONAL

The late James Wheaton, OF Providence, 4, l.,
len most Of hts eltasc valued nj oTcr ~. .oo 10
various rclletouA, educational hud charitable or
gnulzas.ons IN tnhs city aud vicinity.
Judge Thomas IL osbarne, Of Now Haven,
coun-. died On Thuraday, aged II years. lie has
, 1869-09-07

though lie alma ai1d ru1nscz vo,e youohoJ
TOT hy such Vntlion!s tA 1Iuunioutt, In Wru,n
',nnd l'sownlo~, In rennnaaco. yos ,Aofo /.
no sfaan aanger TINT tho fow ilcrnt,ltca,
leaders, like benscr mud Walker, who Oh
t"'nct1 tt'ctr election mainly through Domo
efAslo soses. having already socurod tn,
p"'noctatso end cE Ito s,argain--rc'ul #uf
'f"E" 'any 10 drawn, ly thci
Democratic alllcn and napporler"
into proving roornant Il
sha 1tepnhl!can part u! tho co,,tsnot, VIZ.
Tho i'an.aaa IT the Fiftconth Amendment
III tlla Grant. Walker and Heu.es. aHsl !Aell
conhorvat!vo Republican c,mpeorr. woul1
hnva bec.nne tho agonta, whether solnn
tarily or involuutasily, Of political
ewlndlo which would invulvo earious uun'
sequcnccn. They could not carry viii,
thom their Republican yotosn Ia any
rccronncy 10 tho Fntoonth Amendment,
Int would stand nH isolated and abandoned
trailor1 10 tho political platform un which
they wcEe elected. Any halting, trcachory,
OF failu1c Oh tho part Of tho Walker aud
sentor party to give the Republicans thor
thAro Of tho bonolts Of their joint vic-
tory, hy passing Tho Fifteenth Auend-
tncnt, will destroy that party, and all con.
noctcd with 1t. II will establish, ns
geroral principle which IL TO eoy.
crn oil calculations relntivo to political
action in Tho sonth, that thcro can DO no
Knfo co.opornt;nn v;tb rnt,s1. Nv,
, 1869-09-07
rbc Crihumc.
turtkUHtf'T1pN rKK4BI
kkHAdf6 ~ tt1t 4 q f%R

VA4AHL0 IN AlfFANEA
tsAns ssdtt"S RI JrAF. by AAll ...u n ft|.p
sr'HtrAs, .&'!os4 fst .r.t, i,y kAtt%.,.... 900
s1a1 hah!en' RI ye@f, fT kAtt~....,....... u.an
weekly FAlttt. TT y~Af, " hAlLt.n,,,,,. H,tIQ
f&FtA 1t year ri s4lhs tstA
Tn rrtct1t asisy std HlsAtna r. snrp ana s,vs Tost
etn'" AAdtrss IN full. saslL ding Hats a,d snnutY.
st'na'ttss Ars Aliaw ~ leu l<s tcs esA!ls4<.k -
ea't9 subscriptions
Arul1tt sntrs tlAy r. raAhs rtI,Iaf hy an ~,
t*4t Dlfs htttt$. II Ia rf1dM ~ lrfcfA N OUT 1sk.
JrkM4 70 GIFT ttr4.'AInkhSl
Daily. drlsv tie hnnhAY k1FfFtHtt93 r~ats m week.
DAt3 tttIs etsd kundAr ihtLEHtn11 t+tts ~es&.
Ad&epAa 1G!nuhA COMPANY.
UhieAxa III
, 1869-09-07

a carelpl estimate, based on persoral iuspcc-
n1cs tic probable Increase Of ltts yca,1 barIcI
crop oscr last along Lake Ontario and tae st Law
frnce River, u Lsso, 500 bushels. The increase IN
edipnlcnt3 tfou the p0rt4 Ut Lakes Er.o, Huron,
and St Clair, u csuuated u soo, ,DQ0 bu.he,s-
natipE total Increase Of 2,lio,ooo.
, 1869-09-07

amlsh. 1hey have good locaslon rleIos lover
than the surrounding country, IL il thouaht tncy
can la worked until Tho now ,cas, Tus i11lncs .rv
Without exception The tnost csteizIyo that hs1s
eFrr seen discovered 10 tho Tc.rttorY Tf,o Ind
rock u alafo the gold eaurAs AMI prU&pocts yfot
i've cents TO eI4nlpcn dollars to 'ihg psg.
i1eeca - large ~ nno t,"l,aEp havs l,ecn
found. u L the t'est ratetrl ,1lstfiet cyrt
inches Of ,wRtsf In ths main rrect. rio t'a,r ID
*ppfoathcd ty pA$shs,1a trails lfurn tyrfy dtr.c-
t{ust. Ths n1nInx EulaB In Itntwpet tHt, stf,eu.
h,x't l1aantssha, rAtsn %xirnt w ami ,iowu t.ia
rlset. ap1 LIN aFAN fEt1;t t,Asn lN lAau vii ma
ktNHsRe mare thAn oxI fcet. G.tatIn4 n&ta bsott
lorAtrt1 far 4 t!IRtAneo of nfter., tn!irs sI,tIv
On this 1aEspw rSre4 t,slanl And ne lha
law snt nigh boncneR tn.sk sowHr1s tno
lnHuntalM hnaca. ifthtT fntntbS dtatrlcta hsyn
t~rH regularly drRnAse,t, fLerUn1rrp hnfa
hrrn ftussn, and aJstatnal!a thihing vii! hs
prosecuted. Tho Mlnln9 IA. IL lhAt ElAln, IuAy
to hold ak tAJs Without Tuc<ttf; after that tl1uu
Il nuat ,e feeofictf u matn tna tMlo so.pt. n,co
recuf1e4, each Elktn nan be huld lhTtt daJa with.
out heluR worked tbs tieds ClAtu1s I'll found arc
held by parties fFnp1 IAeatur1 And Montana. IAy
dirt has l9on found At from i've to twrlFo fcct
drpuL lAfsos sfs digging muca deeper tn tho
hope OF striking i rtcn.
Il IL sa!h lbst The t-st route 10 these aspca from
l'olso C1ty II ria AtlExns runohe, pY nuich
ovsr ths d.1ida to tho Main Fork, Vi tho G.rctlon
Of Tho Middle anu Nonh Fuska, a1d tpsncc up
tstt tho old f5oodEich rssache, tn or near WNkern
1!gRangs, and thcncc ac1oaa Tho divide 10 tho d.
yldo II tho north end Of u-adwoo.I HAHN,
Wo clip from tho CAEonssle the following tnt,lo at
distances:
n.f.x S~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

Tus PsosrA 4 Rock ISLAND Il, Rat
tho recent meeting Of the directors Of this
road, at Peoria, . strong effort WAS made to
force the location OF the road via Mr.. Ca
bls's line. In full defiance Of his promises,
both public and private, made in this city,
which were fully endorsed by the directors,
President Hamilton showed himself part
san at work in the interest Of the Coal Val.
lev route. Partial pledges were obtained
from enough Of the directors to secure the
adoption Of Mr.. Cables proposition. II
was to be kept quiet until tbs last thing.
and then, under The plea Of stepping all
work, it was TO be crowded through. The
thing. however, leaked out. Some Of the
directors had their eyes opened to some Of
the ulterior designs caught sight Of some
Of the parties back Of ths proposition
and when the threat came to stop the work
it didn't seem to Affect them at oil, and no
vote could be obtained. But the whole
matter Was placed in the hands Of an ex.
ecutise committee. With this committee
the friends Of tho Moline route must now
dca,. Let them ascertain what sum u,lI
secure to them the route, and then lot it be
raised and the question settled. Time
enough has been spent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
Davenport Library Asssciatlss.
LECTURE BY
MARK TWAIN"
THA AMERICAN HuMoRlsT, AT The
BCRTlS OPERA.HOUSE.
Thursday Evening, Jan. IA, 80.

s'The American vaudnl Abroad"
Sale OF Tickets viii commence at 0riggs Watson
Days, on Wednesday, January 18th, at 10 o'clock
A. M
Tickets TO all parts 9TH. house. 50 eesn,s.
nsssrsec sea- 10 Genus eAIs:
the csurse. janll est
An ordinance defining the duties and fixing
the salaries Of the steam tire engine engineers.
Be It enacted By the City Council of the City Of
Davenport, to wit:
engineers Of the steam hre engines, n. DonAbue
and tire King. to attend said engines at ell
times, and &c sea thai the same, with oil the sp
paratus belonging thereto, including the hose.
are k"pt in good condition and repair. and ready
ior use at oil timef. and 10 do any and sl things
necessary and proper to be done Gs sueh epgi-
neers, inc respect TO anv matters pertaining TO
the Fire Department of the city.
SIC. .. Said engineers shall be elected by the
city council, 10 serve during the pleasure OF the
council, and for the fsithful performance of
their duties shall each give bond in the sum Of
five hundred dollars, with surciiee, to be ap-
proved py the council.
Sac. 3. Said engineers shalt each be entitled
to receive the sum Of sixtv-fve dollars per
month Is full compensation for their services,
and no more.
Src l. The compensation herein provided.
November, A. d. lsss. and hereafter shall be-
come due ard payable at the end Of each month.
SEc. 5. All ordinances and parts Of ordinances
in contic. with this ordinance, are hereby re-
peaed.
Passed and approved JsDuaIy s.h. 4. D. 1859.
Attest Je0y LiLLn, City Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
PabIic Notice.

The public 10 hereby informed that upsn The Ais
ISOLATION OF the Arm OF Saith d Alstsn, the whole
eale branch OF that establishment paesef into the
hands OF A. s. Aston, and the Retail department
into the hands OF n. @. smith. Both parties thank
ful 10 the bile for their sng patronage
are deter mined. in their respective branches Of
business. to deserve a coz ipuation Of the SAINT
Neither busireee location will be change bat each
will be found as heretofore. stocked with the moet
desirable geoes Of the MARKET which will be sold a.
the lowest living rates. H. @ SMITH
jarii-dJt&w3t A. p ALsTON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

HEt-EIAN'S FERRATED ELlXIR OF
BARN. \ p'easan. cordial prepared from
caltsyA Bark AMI Pyrophosph4fe of Iron,
possr~stn, tha valuable pfoaersies Q. iron,
phe'phorns. anl cslsavn, without anv injI-
rioss IHgceisnts. As preventive 70
fever ~ asse. az a bnic fJr paiieu,s
rsravrslng itotn lever or Other sickness. i
cannot bs surp.Ssel !, and il recommended
by The m,st eminent PHYSICIANS. Pill. 81
~ ais in prescribing. ard the pub, in
rehasinr, should 5s particular to srrcify
HE ,ENtN'S, "a there are many Inferior
.4tcies IA the market, purpor;!ng to lie Of
tie sane co nbinl;i Prepared only by
iieEeman 8 Co, Chemists aud Druggists,
New York, sad sold by all fespcc, able
Druggists.
CHarrsD HAsDs AND FAcp, SORE LPs.
( carcd At once BY the use of Hegeman's
tamphoT Ice with Glyccrine, keeps the
hands soft in the coldest weather. See
tha' YOU get The dennine. Sold BY Drug
pf.ts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
DissO1u1t1nn

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ey-
l. istng under the firm o. OFT / Ahrens deal
ers in sash. doors ana blinds. is dissolved bv
mutual consent, Mr.. Ahren's retiring Tbf
business to be c0ndse.ed ~ heretofore by Il
oa q. OFT.
Z. A. AHRENS.
Davenport jan 4,b 1862 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

And sell an article needed ~ every business man in
.ar country. Agents realize net prost OF from
tiefo $50 per day. cssh In hand On, few dol
lars necessary 10 start the business Address with
stamp. WESTERN PUBLICATION CO.
Corner sd and Perry streets
aepiq d.S -fv payeu,ort fova
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
Dooley's baking Powder.

D0oLErs CHEMICAL YEAST BAKisa Pow
DIR i unsalalel tor making light biscuits
r5li,. buck wheat ani other cakes, etc.
itreqilres only two tsaspoonsfall fer .
quart of flour
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

nAvs~P,aT January 4th, 1852.
An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
IA Stockholders Of ii. wspsirinicon Bridge
Conpany will be held at the ctiicr Of Geo II.
Davenport. in the city Of Davenport. on Monday
January 18th. ls,y, at 3 ocloch +. NJ. Sasrp
y S.-Everv Sioekholder is requested to bs
present, as business Of importance demanding
immediate attention will be brought before
them. r. kRACSE,
ianaki8 Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

BUSINESS CBANcE.-By advertisement it
will b. seen that the we'll known business,
firm OF Smith 4 Aston, wholesale and re
tail dealers IN hats, caps. furs and mill
merry goods. Lave dissolved, and that each
membe. of tho firm take, . department
unto himself-Mr. Alison the wholesale and
Mr.. Smith the retail oranch. This arrange.
ment 10 unones.ienaoly an excellent ono
~ contributing to the welfare OF both
branches of the business. In ths future,
as in the past, both parties will strive to
dsssrvs success. They have built up .
business that they have good reason TO BE-
proud Of. Long may they continue with it
asd long prosper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
Annual Meeting.

nrGVLARANNCALNE MEETING OF TIIRsHARE
- hniera ofthe Davenport Fire Insurance Co frr
election of Directors will be held At the o..ice Of tho
tomHsuy on Tuesday. Jan 18th. iss9.
jAa7 dal Il II. ANDERSEN eee'y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
DlesOlutiOn.

mnH PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIS-
ting under the firm OF Smith h Aston, In the
Hat Cap and Millinery business has been dissolved
this day. By mutual consent. All outstanding
claims sgainst Saith Aston may be presented "
either party for payment; and all pefsens indebted
TO the dr0 are requested to make prompt settle
ment. u. SMITH.
AS. ASTON.
Davenport Jen lat 1859
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11

Iowa DEALEgs-go and see Robert
Kr,uso, Second street, ab ,ut your stock Of
goods. No one in the State can give you
better terms than be.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-11
1o.Day's Advertisements d.
Rank N0fica.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION PoR DIRECTORS
i Of the Davenport e;ional Bank, vi 1 b held a:
their Banking Honse on tomorrow, (Tlesday) Jan.
i2th 1859. between tie hours Of len o'clock A. II.
and o'clock T.. NJ
By order OF the Board,