Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], May 23, 1864, Image 1

About Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874

Image provided by: State Historical Society of Iowa

                
7»fftlJ9(
TERMS 87 OO PER ANNVM:
I n I a
VOLUME 9.
REAL 88TATB
AND
INSURANCE AOENCT.
JQUA
Iu SW116
Alckol** Bl«ck,
•F.(O^U
H-r.
Improved ft lulmprovcd Farms
*1 liOTfli
IKi ptlliMc H»*»e» numm
Bought, Sold and LMiod.
Mouse LoIn for Sal|»
A «!••«»I lliii-^iiln.
No. 0. Those building lot* *'mcr of
Twelfth and Island streets, oeing I#" leet
front on Mimu -id- ij:Ii -iti f-i, and f«et on
east siiti ol Kork Island s'reet.
Tin- above U a *'TV tin.- location pile*! very
low li i 111 i ute oiiuiioii't IM-V-H miull iirnnml
of ejsh dean halum- "in long term of leant
Iff tni'H+y I" Ixiil ",![ /,*
for a f-tM .'/.' J"T •!.
No On llradv "lici t, 1 Icel front by I.":1
feet il r| fenced. Price *12 per trout foot.
No. On Tnirii street, lot No. i'l'ark ir'aad
dition. ciirinT 1 •».»pi ice, f:J»io.
No. :Jo. Fu.ir bouse lots in Davison A Tfttff'x
•dlltiotl 4'''" 'luti. Terms easy.
So*. 81. Tliiit Insi^!iis iii Klnvma
ker'a addition *l"o i« 1-" ••ach. 'IVrim easy.
Store l.otw fbr «nl«'.
No. 47. Out-on 41 li St., justea-! ol lirady St.
No. 4-j. Four on 4lli St., iipii:- lt:iilroivi liriilj{ •.
No. Ci. AIhii, lnrtii)n(l fuiti-M of ruoui.t n»r
u"-ntl iii' ti.
I'trnt rluitit lor R«*n(.
No. 4 Wi1 iif' i'lv I" cii.'ii^" p. i cut in-ft. it?ll
ho.i-" S MO'A i( 111 1 MI .in hi- Ii-iil |.II i.rcii|iaiic\
in V*v ir .1 nix- nf\t -jiliiiis wmpli m«j bt
win at ur oitii-iv
Wtorr A»r Kriit,
Ni'.
T'h-
No A Irtifk ilwfllniit liiiusi-i-ii K-'Jil St.
$1,l'"' t'ion unli, r"«t on tiiiif ul per t-nt.
No. :i7. Tli.'f lnt-mm own-I :i.nl ori-upii-tl
l»y (Jco. S. How, K*i|..l.'inj{ tin tlwfllilijr Iio'iho
aiiil lliri"-t"ll lot-. li uni inr niiii', i, ii ni '.ill St
forni'r of'Fin limit «lrt'i t. This i,.i!i-o i. in pi:
fnc* rt-p-iir, liui in^ Immmi litti*il up hi the ovtncr
fartiimsotf. Tin- i.'titirv itri imp tini-n't of tin-house
in ta-t. Inl iind I'oiunli'tf. Tii i vit .y frotii tbis
pU' io iitiKUt'|»iihn«iI. IVrn.s ca*v.
No. no. Kr.iiiir i-otttur'' lid it on Third siroet,
in Mrci'ii'a utMiiiou. l'rice, ^toii.
No.
i'„s,
llrirk Initio nnd lota, yonthctmt cor­
ner of 4th mid Mniii St., Ui:'nvn a i liurini toD cs
talt*, l"'i ft. fron mi cueh Sk. jjiri.tmn, mat
reni.lin fur u t.-nn ofv..v at a .iv i ali- of uitcrst
Ko. w. Fnimi'divrlliii- li.H R.iuili-ido .'id
•tn-ft, rasi of Wurrrn St., anil I n. 1'iire, ^|no.
So. D- i!li- limi.v iif«t fidi' nf I'rrrv St.,
corni'i- nf li'ili trfct. 1'i ifc, Two'thirds
may rrm.iiii on nmrtirajri- tit r» |i cent.
So. a. Ft u!iif iiou.-f Noutii skIc .| street, one
milt' wv«t If Hr !ii pi'ii Xwo
teirds m.iv loiiinin i n nun tj a/e :it six
VH
No. II. Valttid"!'1 house with -/".j acres ofland
well stuck *d ivilh truit of nil kir it Ii Mtilile,
earring- huiie, wood house, iv .stal.le, iia^on
ahed. ei-t"in, two wells, pa-.» nr,., oielmnl inn.
JWulIt rw*e the whole plan ,..11 i«w4 in
|nrlt.'( oi'tl- I i-' poir |ii ,j-e .s."i,n .i.i.
Nlnrei* lor S.il™.
No. ."."i. 2 i Iiluah'e Htircs well r. utoT euny terms
W*liitvreV A«ltllilou.
U row 1 ii I i if into lot* ,,| prV-si and they
are rea.t\ 1'orVnic on iei
v lt«y
j,.rini and at low
Bri«*ea. Hons•• l.ots, St u'e i,ot.. Warehouse lot?,
railory l.o.s.
I'ltrtw UilBted.
We want to pnnii' ^se improi e.l farms tm 80
(O l'JO ao t"s eai'li.
Farl nn for Knlp.
So 25. aire? all improved and under fence
tnile* from t!ie eity, Willi exeitle-it house, (U
trooiut nn I't'lUr, i wood house, wasri house, Imrti
7».» hv i' leet,* ifihir. two wi lis. cisiern, ore hiird
of to trees, (Hp ^les. pi-arA, p' ae:u'-t aaili'heri ies
Friee Sf.'i.e i' j.o.n» cauli, btdance oil a lenn of
yeurs.
No. 17. ?o arre*. feneetl. n n-irt it'iprovcd lie
itlg a part i .i' Mi rirjrct Noel's land, n Ijoiniti^ Mr.
Oliver's pi tee. Tnis plaee is adapted for u gar
den or .a, ry, price .I
No. H. f- I 'liei e.-j, ail itn|irored anil under fence
witli house, nt Hickory lirov.). 1'riCC #1.2W
oae-tln-rd uth.
So. 1-
1
nerea unimproved land near l)u-
rant, at S.''" perutr-. easli, balance in Mvi
years at t.n ,«.r eent.
No. i.1'1 I1/aeres. tni !es from the eity, on thf
Du!ti-|tie road, all imp' ni and under fenee.
With iui nre and stable. I'nee ^l.-!i!", two-tiiirds
may ri.'.ii.uu lora term of i ears to .sail the pur
chiivr
8' ii ueres in l.inti t'onnty, i."" improved and
•B'icr feuee. i IViee jfl.mii'. I^eush.
Xio. i J. Ijn a -res near Waicutt. l«0 imroved
uiiilif feneei wit' I house pt u ,2'*'.
V aeres in I'owi liiek t'o'at x.'tper aCT«.
4'0 aei'e in Iowa eoiintv nt pi acris.
acre-, in S.oiix county nt jf: per acre.
VMo aere* in t'ln .v eounty at jt acie.
aires
.I rtrtiic.K'kc'iinty at*: per nore.
I
%(ifo aeres mi W'lmehn^o Co. ul 1 per acre.
St**'** IM'l es nt per Ut'l'tt. i
3 at 1'"»I lit s per acre.
a res in Tama eounty.
1-j iteres id Story comity.
V.'o acres in Winnt sliiek* Co. ul pof 4cFP.
400 acres in iit undy e unity r.t sj per acre,
f.'i aeres in Hutler eounty a! .1 1 per acre.,
lieo 1 acres in Moiver Co.. Minn, at -.'.ji 1 p^r a re
C4-' acres in Hon- ten Count v rt *J..Vt per aci\».
F111K INS it A N (J E.
Phtrni\ Fire In^uranof Co.,
Atlauiif Fire Insurance o.,
laair Fire ilnnuranre ('«•,
Or Ni \V VUiiKJ
iity Fire Insnrancc io*
OK lIAHlFiril),
SpriagGeld Fire Insurance Ctti*
Ol'^I'lllNtiKlKI.D. MAS.-J.
I E I N S U A N E
Connfdlfit Life iRsnranee fe»,
Aetna Lire Insnrance Co.,
OF HAR'.FORl), CON'S.
Hew York Life Insnrance
feenriij Life Insvrance Co.
OF NKW YOKK.
4ohn Ij. Swlti
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
0. V Hrtyiimili A Co 87 Park How, New Vork
Mid r-'t, H'xitor. r«s our !h"*e
and are *nUiortae«l to tmke n» hQ'1«ub^crip
lion*
fur
& €0,t
iOHN L. 5WIT8, K. B. HILL, V.
f.
tap
*ta4r%)
»j«« nt «/«r «r r*t«ri».
V
KID0EB,
II. kv, |f®ft»orn Ohicajr». U 4t|
Ittonrcd l'» r»*» eiTe s«?«f "nt* f«»r l/»i»
kMiH-ralli: CraHty
TIht^ will lw a Miw- Conrpntinn "I ili«? I^moc
racv ««fSrott ronntv, Iowa, at l)urt*npnrt, on Srt
urdnv, June 4tli, i -'4, nt 3 o'clock I*. M., to ap
I point Ife-legit** to att«ud the Democratic Suit
Cot.vcntixii, to be held at Ilea Moinea, Jtinr
B* orttr of th« Central 4:ommit»tt.
JOHN MADDUX, thmrman.
LOCAL ITEMS.
WjiMTr.n. Mr. Kreneli nm! his water
cart* were much in •letnarul all day to keep
in siilijc-etiini th«
-1'ii»Ih of
'lust that .swept
ear streets during the entire iur.
On ii ami.—Those 11*w Btyl«s rf firing
dri^- «riMxls have ariivc«i at Kehoe & Oar
hart'*, opposite the Lft'lairc Ilouso. 1-a
tlit-H shotild not fail to .see them.
Shipment* from Davenport, hy rail, for
the week ending May 21st: H-iObMs flour,
7,i,'W lu wheat, C,,htl bu corn, :i») tons bran,
/*,ti*)i.* lbs liide^, 5 j(» Hik llax sei-d, 140 live
«i
EJTTI.ex'E*
u:
a l»w rati o! int.-it »t.
No. »!. Lot «"i It:.civ at »eet, lv?st sidt?, f.'i feet
front b. !•bet •I-' verv low. «hi pay
lll 'Ul till the lot
need go no further than
Krjiti-ic's, opposite thn National Brink, for
the l«!st riothinv material, best lits, furnish
in» good.s, trunk-*. ali^os, ete. nU ntnl mc
the new atyles and gel your summer cloth
ing.
Rktirkd.—Mike I'tii ian retired ftmn mir
midst tViis morning per steamer .fenny
Whipple, t« iill a two years' appointment
at Fort Ma-lison, tendered him bv Judge
Riehman. Tiiat l«.e might not pet lost he
was earefully ironed- hands and feet.
I hi. FAIIKAKH, the Spanish I'hyoieian,
who litis been praeticiug at the S'-ott House,
has removed to Main .street, i.pposite the
I'i.uio Forte W areroottis. between Kiont and
See »:n1 streets, where he may be coiutiltbd
upon all chronic diseases. His rooms are
Howled daily. niv 17dl w-m 1
I'.lNOKtMA
stoif uii'l buictrcn^, in Me-
iru| lit i ti! n i. now oo-ujii i liy J.uck 4 to.,
l£»o t»fl |i
•louwoft fbr Htilf.
No. !'. Iu •inn-. III., u two-nor-v hr'cl t|w«al
taj hi)::oi, with lot liy l.i1 ft i t, i or. I.yri'lt* iHitl
Aim Si*. Tlif lioimi" in i,'OOI| -k11111i ii, iivw
ftMili-il portrM ssimi triven in .In ilins. Tin- hnuw.
COM 'O. i IVlCf til ll'illfti' .Hut Int. #IH» mir
third fit*h bal.iiirf mi lonit ti.'iif :U, fuw miiTost
Of
Dni.r.li.lTr toll
IHK
Ikr Ih'iiuiLrtit,
F.ni
JUT
cent.
No. 1. New• IV.inn- limit.- on P.r .tdy street iu
gelitrol rcsidi iiet'. i I'licc. §,.
Ki.prriOK.—The first regimental election
under the one hundred days' ctdl took place
iu Keokuk lost Friday. The line olfieers of
this regiment selected t'apt. Hereman, of
Mt. Pleasatit, lor Colonel S. A. Moore, of
I'looinlield. for Lt. Colonel, and Cajit. Hope,
of Wasiiington eounty, for Major. The two
ti.st served in the Mexican ivar, and the
third has served in the present conilic!.—
So says the
0'iite City.
New Stoke.—Particular
attention is di­
rected to the advettisuncnt of .T. A. Dav
enport's iu\\ hardware store. He has re
ceived and is still receiving a handsome
stock, which he will offer at the lowest liv
ing priccs. Let hint have a fair trial ninl it
will seen that he is worthy of a full siir.re
of public patronage. Remember the place
011 Hrady street—store formerly occupied
by J. Monath's stove store.
(itii W Attn
F.i.ection.—The
Police Cocrt.—Rnsincss
MELVILI.C's
it Co^ .m#
SICKOLliS* BLOCK, flECOKtl HT
gee our Colanan of Adyexw
llaeiBCIlUt othaff igiaals la their waj. G« and Me them this
was unusually
brisk at the Police Court this morning.—
The police force had been out on a scout on
Saturd.ty evening and made a very fair haul
of law breakers. Henry Robinson, for be
ing found in n house of ill fame was charg
ed $10 and costs Frances Thomas, for
keeping a house of ill fame, and Hat. Ik-au
nt *n Mid Silas Jones for being inmates there
of were each li.icd $10 and costs. All paid
up i")ut Harriet. John Rock, Jane Strauss,
and Anna Bell were fined $5 and costs apeice
fir vm^aney, trnd Patrick Sliaunesy for in
toxication, came in for .1 fine of like amount.
mm
rth,
ti'fthj.
l*AR.lllt.«E f«OST.—Tlie pub-
lie should bear in mind tlut this splendid
painting, the finest ever exhibited in this
country, is he brought out l»r the tir-t
time at MetrojKilitan llall this evening. (Jo
and s« e it and you will be pleaded.
(i tz n
t't.KVI I.AMI iiNVI
N-
tion—At it meeting of the radical (Jerinims
of this eity, held at I Hion Hall, on Satur
day evening, J. 1*. Stibolt, Ksq., editor of
tsrr.ti Four able lio.lied young men
from this oflice—John Collins, Robert I»3 iir,
David Rohm and Stepfien Sanders- have
enlisted in (.'apt. Wilson's company for l«.'«
days' service. We wish them the best kind
of good fortune, and hope some day to see
them "stripped"—not in the pocket, but
upon the shoulder.
amende.
and Dr. Ignatius Langi
were chosen delegates to the Cleveland I'on
ventiou front this district.
M11.iT.iKV ioons. -Soldiers looking for a
complete slock of military clothing and mil
itary furnishing goods will tind il at M:ms
A Mayer's—opposite I.e Clnire How. l!a ns
take i to please nil customers and prices nl
ways reasonably low. Ready niftrieclothing
for everybody, in great varieh
j'-{7 n
Fian«iai..—The
Chicago
following is frrn liit
Tinui'
money article of Fri'lay
Par funds now in Chicago mean le^al ten
der notes and the notes of the National
Batiks only. All other urrency is placed
at discount of j(". per cent. Th ba.iker
of this city who w ere appointed agents for
the redemption of the note- of the Illinois
bank-, the State Banks of Iowa and India
na, found it very inconvenient to be con
stantly called upon to redeem this liioin-y.
and ho they wisely concluded to pitch it
overboard, and. as noted in onr last report,
they have signified their intention to pav all
their balances) in par funds. This mil prob
ablp compel tht Illinois banker* to withdraw
their currency from circulation which is
now about one and ft quarter million of dol
lars. 1 he |owa State Batiks of course will
follow -uit. No one ti»ed be alanmd at any
very great degree of stringency in the
money market on this count.
Thi- make.- little or no difference as far as
this locality is concerncd. The State Bunk
here has made an arrangement to redeem in
greenbacks, each day. all the Stale Hank
money taken in at the National Bank.—
Consequently the National Bank will con
tinue to take State Bank enrrenev at par.
but will pay out none 011 checks.
Tiir Point Exactly.—A
correspondent
of the who signs himself A loyal
man who voted for (Jov. Stone," says he
"understood flov. Stone to say iu his ad
dress iu front of the LeClaire House, some
evening's since, that Scott county wan be
hind in supplying her quota, under all the
c.ilu of the President and not only -o,
but that Scott cmnty was behind every
populous county in the .State,
not
thi county DuLuqiu,"
The correspon­
dent then expresses a wish to knov* ivherc
the Governor got his figure-, and if wrong,
to have them corrected.
a'lege-. S :ott county's quo'.* ».«*
uuplcte as that of the other }opulous
counties, per cent, more complete
than that of the couniy
of
Tiie aliove is an extract from the Mu^ca
tine
Journal.
zettt
Ciitcts.—The Circus steamer
Ingomar, with Melville's unrivalled Circus
Tr«upc on board, arrived at ocr levee. For
an hour or two during the forenoon Prof.
Kopp's splendid brass band, mounted on
horses, proceeded through our streets
playing uilivenitig music. The perform
ance this, afternoon was numerously at
tended and the universal decision is that it
ia a little the most spirited and interesting
Circus that has visited our city. The per
formers cannot fail to excite wonder and as
toniahownt, and the down* are perfect or*
That paper gives its autlioii-
ty. Is it to be blamed for pitching into
Scott county upon such representation-, from
such a source? Were the tables turned,"
and Muscatine county the alleged dulln
quent, we are of the opinion that wc should
feel authorized to give h.-r lits on the
strength of like authority. We hardly be
lieve that Gov. Stone would wilfully misrep
resent the facts neither would Gen B.-ikur.
However they are both in town, and have
ihe record here and can speak for them
selves.
QroTixo
voters of the
lith ward to whom was refered by the City
Council, the contested election case of Parks
and Pester, have met at the polls and decid
ed. They return Mr. Parks to the council
by a handsome majority of sixteen—a ma
jority of fifteen more than he had at the
April election. We trust that this decision
is perfectly satisfactory to Mr. Pester and
the council. Mr. Parks will he an honor to
the position to which he has been chosen.
Histobt.—He
Selling Fast.—E.
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MONDAY, MAY 23, 1*G4.
RIVKKITRKi.
The new ai:d elegant mailJandfrtti'Wnjper packet
Keithcbnrit, Captain M«rri*»n, will depart
for Fort Mtidi'oii and way points to-morrow iaorn
isiir at 7 o'cl ek. r.akitig connect ions lor at.
1. eii« in 36 hours. For freight or patsace ap
ply to E. A. Tilebin. agent.
The mail and passenetl puck"t Bill H' ttdor
»en. Captain H. V. Danlt-i, wili depart for
Dubuque and way point* to-morrow morning.—
ii. M. Pretty man, agent.
Tie- maiffiiticent Northern Lice boat DaTenport
Captain Uuford, will depart for St. Louis to
ti.urroiv.
i.
8. Pim ia the otfict. It. )f.
l'r-ttf man. agent.
-Northern Line packet Canada, Captain
I'.tH.er, «i!l depart for St. Paid and way fioitita
10-morrow lomning. J.'-o. W. Lldred ia tb«
offi- e. K.M. I're'tyinan, agent.
distressing 1 «ugh, Jr. Strickland's Melitlu-
Lju 1 I-
Flojr.
tiov. .Stone will not deny that he
so stated at the place mentioned neither
will »en. Maker, and of course they knew
just what they were talking about, and sire
prepared to make their statements good.
If they wcr.- not posted—were talking at
random -making positive declarations ••,!
out a knowledge of the facts whereof they
spoke, v must say thot such condust was
inappropriate—nut. 1. more so, if. as the
Dubuque.
But the governor has not yet had
firov* Iii* statements ^rood, as lioth he atid
lien. Baker w»li ip rise make the proper
Th«^- have 110 de»ire to injure
Scott county, and we feel assured tint they
will take the necessary measurer* to liave
the truth brought to lighl. no matter which
county sutlers by the comparison.
"We truit onr neighborly
ft,
Gatette
is not
unduly excited when it charges us with
"scurrilous abuse of Scott county." WI it Vi u i "h in ...........
\i liave previously published lias been the
free ami uniranniieleil expression ofojiinion
made by the Governor. i,i. Adjutant Gener
al and other cllieial dignitaries qi ai t«oed
Davenport. The charges mrpic by
wholesale ftt.CKi®6.4o re­
tail.
W-inr.
livin.ur. -fl.i'"f^t.io.
ThU tin
OiTg.-
CoiLV.- s.1(,y -.
Wmiti: UK .V*.—*2.Ke?2.W.
FLAsatii.• •"2.0"wi25.
Ti vi) rev.
-J.5».
Cii.vhi, i .ooj,|' .jj^,
I 'OT —9 •».
ill TTKIt
K01.S 12' _.V,
Sew fvrk Markets.
New
Yoke,
Sb.*!f and rs
who incorrectly
quotes history, or otherwise garbles by
culling such sentences and parts of sen
tences as may suit the sinister purposes of
the writer, is a thief and a liar, in a literary
point of view. The
Gazrtte
of this morn­
ing publishes an extract from an article pub
lished 11 the
Democrat,
eighteen months
sincc, which does not reflect the spirit of the
article, but from which it would attempt to
convict us with having attempted to discour
age enlistments in S'-ott county. Now as a
matter of honor and honesty between the
editor of this paper and of the
GuzdU,
wc
ask him to republish the article entire. We
are willing to ktand by it to this day, and as
a principle, sliail so* stand there to the day
of our death. Will the editor of the O'n-
do us the justice to reproduce that ar
ticle entire If it has not the copy at hand
we will furnish it with pleasure and if the
crowded state of your columns is likely to
furnish any excuse, we will pay for it as an
advertisement. Will you do us the justice
to publish it. Mr. Russell
A. McNair, Esq., tin
energetic General Agent of McCormick
Bro., manufacturers of the far-famed Mc
Cormick Reaper and Mower, informs us that
the machines are going off rapidly. He has
been out about three wciks, and during that
t'linehis sales have averaged over one thou
sand dollars per day. Farmers know the
tnichinc tiiat renders the best service and
buy it too.
Capt. Wilson s company held an election
on Saturday evening, and elected Captain
Wilson as commanding officer and John
Ackley as 1st Lieutenant. The balance of
the officers will be elected when the compa
ny is tilled. This is a rare chance for a few
»ow volunteers. Come forward bors and
nil up the ranks.
Pcee
SODA.—BaTlord's
fountain a
OaMtUi rmH-i p«Ui«Vitk4elieioiuber«n|ej.
.1
'd -m ail
superior soda
//in/w.o,,
/'octet and
Brndy Street, betwoet Front and Second.
I^ARMKK.SOrsloek
Kits •ner.iily, are p.11 tieehn ly invited toeall
and e\:i:ii! :e i:ty ol ({nods liefore pureii.t?
II'- e! 1 vli! e. auleM »n«l Minall
J: l*o2alM
o !t. A .1 i|'
Remember the place and give a call
i. i-'J J. A. DAVENPORT.
Dr. Strickland^
e i u o u s
Cough Balaam.
RES Cnr.,ilS, COLDS, SORE THROAT.
V,' A st tna a ti
-1 (Viiisuoipt ion'. It is only n«cex*
to convince l!:em tliat it is the best preparation
ever use 1. It not only cures the above a^ections
of the Turo-it an.1 LnnjiS.hut it cures Night Sweats
and Sjiittiiiif of illot.iF. and i* an excellent gargle
for any kind
v''
Mieh. Southern A Lake Shore RR.
o
N AND Ar'TER MAY 4TII AND CVT1L
further notiee train* will leave Chicago as
follows:
7 "!ta. iti. New York Express, daily, except
Sundays.
7:s-o p. m. Night Express, daily, except Satur
clais.
points E. st
Lnxur-ousSl cplng'Toaeheii, with ail modern
improvement*, run on
'Fliri i Tickets can be obtained
soy\Oilice,
Jloust's
1
now charged and read/ to serve
and Sherman
:acrtr
at
the
."•» Ctark
mwr
v** 9
May 3.
Conox—Q d( at f'.i.fi.'jc.
1'i.ottt-e eeu'.s lnwer. $7.2M for extra
jJT. ie .{7.0'1 .-hi per tine.
Wtii.vT—Y-.iy dull. 11..V'}.@1G] for Chicago
Soring fl.t '.'(41.ii' Hibvaukce Club $!.63$!.o
Wli.iei' re'l
Coa.v—fi.41(^i.iT for old mixed.
Oats—«'• 7.
I'oHit— moss. old mesa.
LAKH•-!: I4^e,
WinsicT—f l.:.'j.
Hew York Wfoi'li Ufarkct.
Ne-.v Yerk, .Miivl23.
Gold
1 .iiiiilM't* Market,
inn '»tft«,
l.'ith
Cle.if l!ti»l
D^vK'.-por.T, Mny
llltll
Hell.
U
1
Stone, while at our levee, had been previ
ously made at a public meeting, from the
slops of the I,e Claire House, and endorsed
bv the Adjutant General at the same I'lue
and place. It wan then and there Mr. 0(-
thai your people were toll tl.ey el'"
way behind every county in the Suitnot
e\c ptii.g Dubuque that you were fatten
ing on government pap, and doiti£ nothing
in return. It was then and tb.: that our
Governor told your people that he cojM re
cruit more women in your county than he
could men—the latter were so toi.i and un
patriotic.
0,
Fencing'
Hani Itoerd* '. ifi.MU
Fi n.iiingTitiiN-r Joints under 20ft Srf.O"
feet and over........ yo i.i
Flooring, 3e.W
idtnsr..' 2f
T° sAd ve rt i so ents.
l.o*l
A I'RA YEK LOOK bound with purple velvet
./X. •eitli iri!' band about tie- cov r. initial•,
'I. 1'." o.| ehisp,'.vu.s lust near the Railroad
lit i.ine on Sumhiv evening. The lindt-r will he
Plieruliv rewi 1 ii. i bv leai nig the »aine at this of
!i.i-
N E W UAKDW ARE STOR$ I
jr. *. nm^poRT,
lli iiler iu IlinUvair. Iron ninl Noils Farm
insr iii!|)l*mi'iits of all KiiMb,
BOOTS SHOES.
W. C. W A It RIX EH
U. 4 i ULU A N I
Wkolriclf ill Rttail Dralfr
BOOTS SHOES,
Parti ul .tr»nentioi. paid to Custom work.
lto. 46 Brad)' Street,
R'
lous Cough Raisam. It gives relief almost
instiintaiieinis, and is witnal not dis^greable Opposite I^fC'lllirP llOW^
to the taste. There i i 113 doubt but the
Mellifluous Cough Balaam is one oftheliest oumo" wi In l.apjir to n-ect his iienei-ou*
.. 1 1, Hi* l.iejlities for tiirninir out THF
preparations in use. and is all that its pro- Hi:sT CSTOM WOltK.atv iins.i,p,.ss,..t. lie
prietor claims tor it. We have tried it dur- f»ai. the »-r v. odkhi v i\ the ttv. aiei tilla all
ing t!ic past week and found relief from a
most distressing cough. It is pri pared by
Dr. S'rii kuind. No. l» Fa«t 4th airoot, Cin
cinna'i, "., m-d for salebv druggists at 50
cents pur hot tie.
I J,
Ou hand.
1.
Iu Allen's Grove tuiiu-!i p, of diptheria, on the
Uli inst., JOHN D. JTi N I' I aff-d 1. years and
51' N I' I' air
l'n. 1 lei Kit.
dm
7
MeXi
COMMERCIAL.
Btu eiipert Xurkrts.
O.-fit i: of 1111. D.ivKvroBT Dwto"P\T,
Saturday evening, May 21, 1W*.
Jk
They bear nvr. per cent, interest, parable or.
btmd.s not over one hundred dollars am.iiulh and
011 over one he:i lied dollars si mi-aumiullv, in
coix.
ftito#.
SCOTT COl'NTY am. 1JI1LD
Subsi riber.s will reeieve
ul.
uid I inleini to e.tivy it
Wiit•' «iited inst as lepreseiiteii.—
1 11
1
a
toward* hei a- to t,n.hinder her life. Ami p«-ti
tenier ab'o prays that she have the ^uardi nisiiip
ol (•"or^eiunne. A. II. .loiies a.id Laura II. C. N.
Jom -. 1 our a-i-l her loinnr children.
Now, unless you appear ami answer thereto nn
er heiore nom of the seeotiddny of the next term
sai 1 Court, to he begun and hidden on the first
Monday of November. A. D., 1 s'U. your default
will be entered of record, nndjudgment rendered
the-eon. graiitinr the pr: ver of petitioner.
Miiv 21 1^54.
1 I 1 A V I S O N A I E
1
s-. I-. I'hiintiH* Attornevs.
ppppppp
pi'pppi'pp
»'i*i' pp
5cxt Door above the Post Nffice, Ihtreiiport, I, ppppj.pl!1'
BIJ ldtf
KM*0VAL~ I'I'H
tt A
E
»WW SIMHTMSrrACTWt
t(.
..j
orders pi. „i -..uisfuctorih.
Custom Made (ioodfi
For Ladies' btMr' ari Cliildrei,',* w.-nr alivavs
ap ieitf
Tin-: uoki oi
iwt & Shoe More,
*3 Hra«l} Ml.,
U the pJaro to buy v„«r
COiiTiS ii Sllftttl.'
ruii.n&co.,
.ST AND Ili.s S'l'OL'K
I ::r.- iIt)~t,tIV jtjij uew
l"od# dite. 1 roil) their Win !e«!.- ei»e iuBov
on, whieti enable :hetri to ml! n viry I -1 v. prices at
IVIi'ilesah
Itrlnil.
XfAN'UFACft HlFti and HKI'AIUINU DON'K
C. U. CHILD, Davenport
r. Child. Ronton. .luu'.dtf
CARRIAGES,
fiipofl Carriage UepoHiUrjr,
A*. 11"
R' t.hj Sfn
o
r.-r, J'.rfty
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
j. tioyt. prophirtoh.
•'••l,*"! Ctl\T\\TI.V HAM)
^tit
el- a:..I ia.-.! i-iod.'iu styles
I'ARIM liil.S !!IMili:s A.M» U\8\KSSJ S,
Ol lla derii .llnuuiiielare, ar..? ee.st
durable ipntiiii. Ju^ jroud» m-re I.• jsj111
l,|
conti iu-t'-'l for befiii the ^reiti ris- in lictViial
ht.il i.i:. ..-. winch eiotMes him in offer the OKFAT
i.5'4' lNDl-CflMKN'I'.s to purebac:^ Call be
®.rc pur« i.asinc eUrsm-iv.' P.!« l£ivly
"I50T«H:K«
M.V* *r I»i*
Bavcui'nrt irrla?c Mtuiiifatlonr,
CORNKIfei^ies
TlHliD i lUKKIx.N ViKLKTS.
Da.i.-np.trt, Iowa, niiinuti.eoire all kiuds oi
Carriage,, and \V»ifus from the la st
niateiiul, :siii! |i rfeet s:.tjslV.etion warranted Re
n.iilo., il'iiieun *i.-.it noti'.i*. Rat—j modonite.—
Biiciiaraye binae I moi ,. dtf
Tj7f.1«4o TCiIjT
o,i(jT„i..:0
•J."0(Vj,e.riij
'i irtji^i 1.00
-^JNDF.R INSTRCCTIONS FROM THE SKC
the
i
kit vhv of ill" Treaniiiy of 14a baited .States
First \al!o«al Bauk of Davenport,
llRs l»e:i nil!' Ill li 11 |,fei\e -.e.b«'- i e sn
the
National Teu-Fortj Loan*
For the" s'loseriiitieii to this Loan, bonds will be
issued of the fvlhuvinn denomin:ition« ."e's. I'«'*'s
joo s mu| Jin.!. lenis'.eied, or with coupon* at
tached, hi m: v be jnel'erie I bj siiUwribni.
tlu**e biauls'iire re'leoiiiiibh- by the Oo, crtimeilt
in. coin ai'ter ten, and payable toaiv years from
date.
iuttrrri t'rum thr
•t '!l t.iOM'v i*tl'-p(*itci{nith thle.
Coupon bonds are now ready for delivery, and
Registeredbonds iviit lie on the 1st of
Jiy an act oft'ongreJs tlie issue of tl^ ne boutls
is
I an it .J
to
Two Hundred Millions of
Dollars.
STATE OF IOWA, (In tin- District Court fbr
Sf i.tT L'o. XTV. j[ said eoillity.
Cror^ianna'C. Jones va. John it. Jones.
To loli'i R. .lone*, tfirt
\roi ARK HKRKI2Y FoTIFlED, that there ?n .'bat will soon be absorbed if we may
1. i. now en lit,-in tie- ..tlie.- of the Clerk of the °l'of tin- prei inu, suee-.-ts of «.:mi!ar appeals
Ui-:riet Court !..r Scott eountv. Stiite of loiva
by the (. tvei uin-nt to the loial people of ibis
petition (leu triiiiiue June., prtivimr for a!0""1111-'' in-se bonis
(Ji\iircc ircini tlie hon«U of" m.Jv now sub
-Istini bitween you and plaintilf, for reason that Exempt fi'Olll All Killd* Of
y ill have bi en guilti ol sueh itihiimau treatment
rPn
vnttmi
and oftr letter induce, icttts to eapitaliat* than
any security of a public or jirivate character now
ottering at "par. mc-liiildtf
DRY COObS.
IM ME S E ATTRi T10 \S.
LATE ARRIVALS.
Bf r/bcrj &
A", e
nji.d St., If-troj'o/itan
Have
received and are receiving
every day, h..- Express, tie most desirable
atyl-s oi
Fashionable Spring Goods
it
/i/Ai'/rx ,ir,t P'tH-ri'f.
Also a fill ,-ti.i\ I'flilt-aeht-tl u:id cnbleaeiied Mus
lins, tiaiiucls, to which we invilt-the attention of
buyers. Hm in^ onr stabli.hment ip '•|,il«.lel-
f|li|landm-
RaUiinoi e, aud one ofourBrtii Conxtaut
v in the rki !. we tiet oable t(,tf, induce
ments I' all who c:Jl. mehl"-d.fcwiv
WALL PAPER8.
Vj|LL
...'./ i....... i... j. tl,n lu.i .... I am .. .—. .—.
Sore T.iroat. It is pleasant 4o
t:\l.e, r.nd a &_fe medicine for infants. Price 80
per bottle. For v.le In druggists gennrally.
mvji.i-m.eiAthursAwiv
PAPER! WALL PAPER I
ty The laegest and best stock in the citv
Superior Inducements.
mh 12 L. W. PETERSEN.
stolen.
CARRIAGE
A
Trains arrive in Chicago at 9:19 p. tn., and 8:15
a. m.
All the cbore trains make regular connections
at Dunkirk, Unrtiiio, Niagara Falls, Albanv, New store yesfer.iay. A sintable reward• illI be- paid
York. .-ton, Philadeipbui, Haltiin«re and all for its reeovei FRED. Drt Tst liMANN
mav 17
WITH THREE
il wi»ti enameled
CHILD'S
wheels ami ubl top, Hned wi»ti enameled I
cloth, pointed Muck, and iidh rirnamental oua
els, was stolen n -a the sidewalk in front of mi
4". iiuwlv
Per*mnal.
Com-1 TF TIII3H0tM.D
Hweet, snltt tfhernan -L
COMF. TO THE NOTICE
or any person who can
®f CuH -!op!.-'r Lowrv
8AWYKB,
6«Mr4Vmm*Afwi
tn
or'at the Depot, corner oflSdVu ImJ informaiJ.a v.hcre lie ean liefound, the ~ib- a ||A FACTORY*
herman streeU. acfiber-hi, :a .|rh_ter-:aImo* lUtugee-woul*. ||B|
1 Pe»ffart, liww.
9 /.*
WJ»S«SilPWWfW ««i!»W.W
DEMOCRAT.
AA
if
SJW.V
IJ. Ill i\7
Produce & Commit. Merchaat)
Jto. 4 'C Ritmvs' fci.o. L\ KB. I
TVYS HICllKST CASH 1.1C FrtR ALL
Dej.oj'ts nnist be made in l.f.m! T^mbr notes of 1 R"at i«'.o:e-* ,:lways on hand. I la I rc Is oti
thi- Lniteil States, erin
Xntit,i„0 Ihti.L Xut,: C.n
canunission. lid'f
ami tin-
bonds vi i|| he /•/•-./W at the expense of the
('k-
R. II. PAHjvi
i* o n 1) o k e
NO.
,.y
nejt.
I'tveu, I•••.•.u. in', i sltC
WiERC*VfcNT TAlLoRsf™
RE A S) i -31A 1E
O I I I N O
^T COST KKi TO I'.!. HAD
mm
riiipip
l'i'ppppjp
ppp
AA AA
A A A A
AAAAAA A
AA* «AA
rr.p.
AA J»M»
O
FRAXZ MEIER,
Sscond street tj. st 1..ot* w-. of National litink.
A eii 1 |l- :.1 t:It. of
GENTIS' H'LTNISHIVO
1 0!
11)S.
HOYS'
€L»TiHMi, C.'.Oi'lM, CA*4.41
1
KLTCS.
•silNiTS,
STOCKl N'iS,
which! wil sell ot t'i n r- -oi.a'.lc prices.
Custom Work
Done at all tli:ir and w: :, o' ii tl:« best, most
durable and cheapest. All who waut tbe best
and Cheapest ^o- ds must cor. e to
novlsdiy FRANZ MEYEB.
V
n!eidl•lohnblock,HISwherehe
.ts RKMIIVKII -T'irK lir GOOIIS
i iMiii.lin on .Sectid street, lw*t.
Eain Harii-..n streets, l.as opened
a NI.W t.i.OI HIM STORE, .it. 1 nil' kp eon
staatlv ti hand a --.oil a-. ..lt:K-at t.f
s.-,ii lor am oiie ti ouh.ed it ill. these complaints every d'eiwription. Tb- fullest satisfaction guar- I ^»«»ot be snrpaaaed. We invite inspection and
to trv one ^ott.eot I e 1* IT *1 1 s.di-. it from im nl-l i-ustoiuerstheircon- defy eompetitioa. Also on band a full stock of
Strickland's Mflliflaous Uurt Balum1
w 1 1 Ij
Gents" Farniiihing floods,
Clothes ma.'" to '.rd-r on -!iort-st notice, and in wbich water never freote*.
warranted to s .ir. »Y.l! .,» 1
s.
m-. aepldtjr
8» tinuanee of pun image. L' are orders. my3S
jul..,it
For the Season of 1864.
mfirf
-—at J|. to order.
rpnvo MADE la Ron itrciiasCp
s'.-tck i'r-'ai New ork Manufacturers be- -j
for-- the rise I am i.renaied to ,.|i I
f, w. it ctELtAxo maj.ufact.il'd to order on »bert notiec.
street.
'^^pppfppMR
*li.l.V5.tlOTgt HTOVM or
PAPER SlA^g^S,
.imoiis
VIViirli li'./f ft#
PAPERS, FIGMiD
SMi.itiE*, tiMhT
rilAS. H. IILDKIDCI-:, I
Real Esiate A, oiiimi^sioii A^cirtt!
liUni'MI.
H,\\\.
Wi'i'tt' v d- ."r i.i/it/y to I
lluyinp *V Celling Katnte,
(olicftio-is nf iill kih'k.
I'AYMIv.XT 01' TAXES,
\rriliili!i" I iiis,
ibvlrarl 'I'illt-K.
RENTING HOUSES AND FAttMt,
Answer.n^ l.--*t. t.f I-i n.rv. Melius
In.. i (, oi.i ,,
Seeo!:,ld.,oi a p.... ti.i ..... ajj! IS
•j jtm*
15 GENTS PER WEEK/
WALL
LKkhOiKK RMtURURiat
KKr.KKKt.E UlUtUUiiRUliB
KEK UKR RR
eeeefr
Kir^l'EE lCK.tRKUi
ri,
i-ppppppp
ppi'i'ppp
ppp
ppp
H.s
S.SS^:S
5.S ss
SSss
8,Sh.S3s^
s^s
rkk Kiut
J:tliCKKME
Uliil
MOW OPENED, AT
PLUMMER'S
No. SO Brady »Street,
Above the Post Office,
ii ii ft SS SS tffil
1IEEEEEE fiftft IkKftB SSSSSS Wlj
Fouti*
BROWX ULAMIvM. WHITE BLANKS, SATINS*,
BRONZED SATIXS, STA^lFKp GOLD
»I.VD
AI1 the \hftvc at vt»j Prices.
COMMJSSIOM. STOVEG and TifW/ARC.
HIO TE&,
(7. n. v« ..
i
*tr
Sloven Storm
i \.,:nirv jiro iut utt rrs He. & VV ASI I
i Ko. 50 Brady Street
9
i.-,J St I "i il W ATl.lt ST., CHICAGO,
III. P. O. Ilox J'1- i1. isit a 1 v aiie'.-i- made
OH proji-l :v ill Ol-e -.il! k-
Ji
*i a:H_.i7 «Ti^
C/
IOMMISSION AND l'itODtCE MERt.'HANT.
Ap-nt ior llerrin 's S i'e j.ud Fan bankit'
Scales, H.i a.' e.-.ibe 'enieiit. I'la- i- I'.ti is ahd Hair.
sn. i
n:oN"i strelt.
w IirTri%J
Kenrly opposite Post office,
HtheUr«'-.stsiouf.
ave in and are re«'eivi»o
uial I. -st i:«s«.i imeiit -l
PARLOR. COCK I HEHT1HG
STOVES,
thai can be nvrehn ir. tV e'»»t'.-n market,
i ii.
k
XTl^W C:M7 r? 1^ and olbrr favorite pottcriss cat ONLY be obtain*
I V 1 V 12* I ,d
w have the .-xeluslte sale t'Ot
SA.VRyJJD'S
Iclcbraletl Ikalicuge Heater!
one of tiie most e-onomieal invention* erer pro
duced, and fir convenience aud comlort as n#
erju*t.
|^"The unrivalled
Triumph,
ll
Firm Oakt
Iron Gate#
|!s aiu W .isiib.irn
.K»II JOKOA A, S OFFICE, ^loftE. DININO ROOH
X""0.13 WEST-SECOND M'kKET. RET
WEEK HIJRSEI'.Y. HALL. AND SETT1K0
el Main, mak-i.tr nrd-noid io the ItOO.M l'4)VLs
i %s v v* .fc TI 11 uru-. .T uutani it ah.1 i ia.m..1. n W am
A. mii.i.i:u,
NO. jra STitl'ilT, HE LOW SEC-
i ond, k p-c» istantie on hand ac makes
In W. PETERSEN'®* i Mcnta'. anrt Children*!*1
.. ,V(.„T
ir, ST
of
i.O'f IIINtt of the Wiit material and in n manwr
•lOHS HOKMIV.
HORNBY & McCLELLASD,
-. -rn-^ i «f all kinds promptly ottended to. Call aftd tt
13 XJ animegoTKlsaijiaeara prices.
MANFFAtTl'RERS OF
n.
Rnrtemeier Vsi' »cr.i Store guarantied to dire aatufactio
or tin money retunied.
They also keep tb* celeimted
E N k i
Tinware, .Tappamd and Porcclain Ware,
dfeimb Setts, I'lunieb Wnn^
1 :fii:irv fioods, ('r,«! If*
r«r s, Shovebt, i'tkers,
in abort everything la the line.
Copper, ft Sfttft-froil
Brarketn, 4*c. 'EVKRY MOMnwor",'1
Contractors for Building* KecpVu*
1
,w.«
1.*s*«NMe'»S
§'.
rfc5*!
tt
NUMliEli 178.
HI
V)MT§P
rr O I! I (J
... !BILIJARlSATOONIi"
Sisky Doors, Blinds, Mouldings^ i Kaui. liEPiitEtk.
Bent Wine* mid MAwrm
Tebaceas sand Ctaws,
GuMUsNited s,
w*m
W*
?r-»
*4
1
#hi