Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], June 13, 1864, Image 1

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NSURAHCE AGENCY.
JOHN L. SWITS CO.#
JUS SWITS, ft. I» BbL, V. F. 1I19K K,
TVirkolN* mode* (up ttiira,)
MKOIDHT.
Improved & I'nimproied Farms
CITY L()TH»
IhrelllBf |1«si«mm #t©re»
•oucht, told and Leased,
ftletlsr Lof« for Sale.
A 4risil Kitrjfisili.
K'» 4U 'those eh)'il»l«- liUild'B^ k»t» corner of
Twelith »nl l!'«l Wand street«, Mnt I*'
fro lit "!i -•h.iIi -i.!- 'tli street, »tnl 1?« let of.
ea*t -.i.le ..J Itoek I-! md
ttie above i* ui. line lo- atKWi: pnee
l*
i.r »/.ir* 'it- *i-t P"'
No a*. in Iti.tdlv street, I'i'1 I' front by 1"
let deep -fenced. "Frio- #12 per front lo.it
No. On Third street, lot No. I o l'arker'a ad
dition, eotiii lot, price, *ioo.
Mo. no. K.inr tmu^p 1 it•» in Davison A Trne s
addition fci-oeaet:. T«-t «-a-v.
Sos. HI, 4. Tilt! I Im.IIW lot# in HlnTtlJ#
kw'.x mliliti'iu tl"" to each. Terms easy,
fltor** l.ol«» I'or ••ale.
No. 47. On.' ..II 11:1 St., jil.-t east of lirailv 8t.
No. 4i. F.nir nil Ith St.. nciir Iti.iiroiid bridge.
.Ni" Al-o, ti.i ii! .in suit's .1 looms lor
•inirl.- neiitleui" II.
I'irwt claKN Hobw* I
or Hent.
No. 4. W nr.- n a.U to 1 r. lit or lo frll
hows mow (mil.linn' lie i ».iv for ni-. iij.:in'y
in May or .1 next jilans of which may Iji
K.i-n«toiir oiti-.
Klorc R»r IK*nt»
So. SS# -i Mtori- «!!'l l.aM-inent, in Mt
trojioHt.m It."* i. now o. u|i• 'I l.y Mack A .Co.,
,'l IVt't
o S n i
s« 1" h. lll-.il two -:orv fort«*k dwpl-
ill
In,u~.•. Willi lot hv i.v fr. t, tor. l,vii.l-ium!
Aun .Sis. Tin' lioux-1» gtMiil i-oinlition, t- now
I ••UtO'l llOf-H'M4'"!! ^ivt-ii in-•** lill\ s. i 1 tl'* holl-.l*.
c.Mrt i I'i i.'f «l liiniM* ami lot. 1 ,.•* out'
tliir.l »sii liul tiirr oil loiifj tini.' lit low int.'r.--t
Xo. iW. A hri.rk ilwrllin« lioiix- on K-.''1 St.
St loo f.-.o.. funli, r.'st on 11mi* at
s
iwr n-nt.
K'o. I'lif «-«iat«' no.v owiu'.l unit iHTiijiit'd
liv ti o. S. l»o», K-i|..l»--in^ tlio .Uvllii!:,'li Misf
•lid tli iff full lot.-., fionlrin s.utli ti|on Mil St.,
coni i ot° Kui'tniiii -tri'. t. I ins lioii-i' is in jtt-r
fri'l repair, having b.'.-n tilti'.l up by the owiirr
tor liiin».»Ii. Tin' .•miri iii riiiiit' iii' nt ot the IHIIKV
is ti'vt.-ful ami I'onipli'ti Tin- \iew from this
iilucc .» uuiMiipa-'M.-it. Ti-rm.i easy.
No. i«i. Ki nil'' i-ltiig« lioiiMf on Third atrott,
in tii.'fu's ttitiiiiiofi. l*tico, •Wy.
x„ r.t. r.i i. k hon.-o unit lot*, southoast cor
ner of ttli an«l Mam SH.. known ar»Thoi iii^im i s
lute, 1-"' ft. Ii out on I'ai li St. 1 *i ii*t- *i'i.ooo, may
remain for n t'-rtn ol \e.ir- ut a Unv rale ol int.'rst
No. «»'.*. I'ratiii' tl\vr!li!i'4 holts.', Miutlt .side iicl
•trett, east of Warren St.. :iu:l lot. I'l-iee, t|oo.
Xo. Double house weal side of I'erry St..
corncr of 1-nil street, rrien, #•'•.."oo. Two-thirds
may remain oil mortgage at per rent.
So. I"'* Ante Ionise m.ii! 11 side !d stret't, OtlP
mile west ol lil ady street price. Two
thirds mav :e:ii .i:i on mort^a^c at si* per rent.
No. 1. New iraiue hou-e oa Hrady utreet
mjuteel resi.'. nee, i 1'rire, -.
No. 11. Valuable house with
4
acres ofland
vtcll stocked wi fruit of sill kind*, with stable,
eurriuge limine, 1 boil e, emv .-.lable, wa_'on
kImmI. ei.s'.eni. two wells, pasture, orchard ami
voilll" jirove tiie whole place well fenced and in
jwri& order an.I .-j».»ir price •.(«.».
lor S«le«
No. S6. 2 valuable stores, well rented Pasjr terms
Welmore'K i%i«lilion.
iA lle.v laid oil i:tlo lotj- 'ot ul jtric si mi.l they
arc t'cadv for -ah- on erv e.t-\ 1 rm- uiid at low
prices. 'House l.ot*. Store l.ois, Warehouse Lots,
Factory l.ots.
I'nriiM Wanlod.
wnnt to onrcliiisc iniproved faruti from fcv
10 160 ncre« each.
FarinH for Mule«
tX 2S. W uore*, all improved and under fence
S miles from the city, with excellent houe, ,*.»
r.»m« and eelliir,* v.ood hou-e, wash IIOUM-. barn
"o l»v .V» feet.' spring, two wells, cistern, orchard
of -1 tree*, .apples, pears, penche.-i siiul cherriesi
I'rie.' *..»•• i fi.ooocas-h, balance on n term of
veaf4.
No 17. R.'neres. fenced, apart improved be
ing a part ol Marsr-.iret Noel's land, ii-ljoiuin^Mr.
Oliver's place. Tnis place is adapted lor a gar
den or grapery, price fl.'""'-
No. Is. o ai res, all improved and under fence
frith house, at Hickory tirov.i. 1'iice fl.lioo
oue-therd cash.
No.'.'t l-1' aere^ untmprovea law I near l»u
rant. at ^1.' per aerv
4
1
cash, balancc in fiie
years at ten per e' nt.
Xo. «'. 4" Meres, 5 miles from the city, on Hi£
Hiibii.iue load, all itnpyo\ed and under f.-nce,
with lioure and stable. Trice $l.M.m. two-thirds
nmy reiuuiQ lor a t- iui of years to suit the pur
chaser.
2..o acres in I.tnn 'Utii v, improved and
under fence, I'rice !^cash.
Xo li. 1-jo acres near ii!cott, i"ft tmroved
fend lind'-r fence with Iioiim* price $1,^"'.
Oii.io acres in I'owe^ iick ..'at i- »p.'r aci"C# *4
4io acres in Iowa county a jfe per acrc.
acres in Sioux county at per acre.
Vt'l1' ',1'ie. in Cl.'.v ceanty at £1 per acre.
#»io acivs in llaticuck county nt$l per aer®.
1„. O ,K-res Winnei.a-O o. at 1 per acte.
f«i.'o acres at I"'1'iU
n'-
acres at 7.* cents per acre..
Sjo acres in ama county.
|j».1 ucres id Story count .'.
g('o acres in Winneshiek Co. nt 5|J*#s#cW.
44M acres in tJrundy county at #•_' per acre.
81 n« acres 111 Itutler county at |cr acrc.
*jt^.o acres in Mower co., Mum, ui -.•»1 per acre
64 1 arres in Houston County at per acre.
i I K I N S I I A N
Phtriiix Fire Insurance ۥ.,
Atlantic Fire Insurance Co.,
Lamar Fire Insurance
OK NKW V• iiK.
City Fire Insurance o.,
OK HAUVKOKP. COVM.1
gnringfleld Fire Insurance f0.,
OK srlllNliI.I'P, MA».
I E 1 N S U 1 1
fonnecttcvt Life Insaraaee Ca^
iEetna Life Insnrance Ct.,
OF IIAKI HKI». CONN.
lew T«rk Life Insurance Co*
Security Life Insurance ۥ.,
OK NKW VOKK.
John L. Swits & Co.,
MCKOLl.S' HI.OCK. SKCONP ST
See our Column of Ad ver-
10[«ementsf Embraclns other
froj»ertr.ia ti&e Gaxeil^
tump .1
at |{iitcnl)e -k.
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A I Y E O i A
H. M. Pkttisgiu.
k
*nf
Co.. No. 87 Park Row, New York
r«ion.
r*t
our in llio^e »itiet
and ar« Mnthorit^d to tik* a^T#T-i*em«-nt^ and »ubacrij»
ii«»n« for at •. jr rnt'i».
i C. II iirwrborn Cliictpr^. If tu
tJ.'»rnc(l r*-«n.x*: a'Jv»*rt'*»*fn^rit'* for ihl*
LOCAL ITEMS.
Ct.fAks, cii• uiara at»«l ltnc gi*Js rh-ap at
Whislcr's. In nilk, in clotli. in moiatnlii.^ic,
lace points, etc. stawtf
»8!(ri^E Pkhrie". Th« only stuck of
gutuine
pthhlc epvcta^'-S in theritr »rrk'
•lt
Sn. 2')
Tpr.v
low, t-i in- till! eua) -U small uiini nt
of' f'mli loun b.dunce on long trim of years »t
ft |»w rut. ol Iiiler--t.
... e
X.. 41 Lot on lirad* itrci'l, west hide. lc-t
front liv 1. I deep Vlce yi '.v low. On puj
lunat for the l«t
J.( Claire Rmv. Titty
are tin* only fifwetade worth wearing.
KvLAttcED A'lIOT./i.UAt'lls. TllOSC who
have ordinary sized ainbrotype^ or dagut-r
TPOtypta tliat they wish to liavt cti'^tycd in
a faithful nail artier manner, sl..)Ul,| call
nprtTi Mr. Dfiwl, on Brady street, ncxl dow
below tho Stat.- Bank. We lmvc a sample
of his *vork which convinces us
of hi* ability
to enlarge pictures in the ttost perfect
style.
Ptcri lit r.visnvc.-- J. I*. Mi CJrc-vv, late
of ISaltiinori'. ha*, established a gallery on
l!r .dy street, twodwrs helow 4th, west side,
and is prepared to pnint phf#tig!apiis ia the
l»est style in oil, water, Indian ink, winro
and ivory type. Also, copiert taken front
old ainhr..types, ingttfiTcotvpes, &e. Call
and exninine his spe- imens.
CaiHcn Fair at Dchast osTarRSDAT.—
Arrangetruftts have been made with the
.Superintendent ol' the M. ite M. It. R. to
earrv all per- oris to and from the Fair at
half price.
Abundance of refreshments for all w ho
attend—such as Strawberries and cream and
other ih'li'-icie of the season- will be .sertetl
up on litis occasion, and everybody is invit
ed to conn: and bring his wife and children.
Bachelors ami maidens specially invited.
The train will leave the Ikpot at ."0 A. M.
The F.vk ami K\u.—We are pleased to
announce tlrnt Dr. tltinlnvr, a gentleman
well known in many parts of the country for
his high professional ability, has arrived in
our city and proposes to stay a few weeks
and treat case of imperfect sight and hear
ing. lie conies with the most unciuc.stiou
able credentials, and is undoubtedly worthy
of confidence. Al all cvail.s, go lo his rooms
at the Mttrtis House, yott who are allli ted,
and iinsult with him. You v. ill find him a
gentleman, and well versed in the profession
lie represent?.
Fatai. Accident.—Another fatal areiden
presents itself for rccord, which originated
from the carelessness- of parents, who had,
through ignorance, administered morphine
in the .same proportion to an infant as they
would to an adult. The family live in
Wuppennan's Block, just above Fifth street,
on Brady, the principal of which has been
ill disposed and under charge of Mr. Y.u
mans for several weeks. During his illness
the Doctor found it necessary to administer
morphine, in order to give him re-?t. Last
Saturday morning their little chil l, two
years old, apparently unwell and restless,
was given two powders, one containing half
a grain of morphine—the satii" |ti:nitil v the
father had been taking. Antidotes were
given, but without avail, and the child e\
ired, after suffering intense agony, at eleven
o'clock the tuune evening.
(Jekmax Thsatke.—The beautiful drama
U'titled The Mother's Blessing" was pre
sented in a magnificent style at this estab
lishment. Mrs. Kenkel played the charac
aetcr of "Maria"' to pirfei lion, especially in
the last two acts, and fairly earned the tre
nieinltous applause bestowed upon herdur
tin- exciting. Miss Clara Kenkel, in the
v n* dillicult part of ('hanehon," done
aomirubly for one so young. The young
lady poscfsos great talent and has a charm
ing voicc which created great
t'urvrt,
espe­
cially in her last solo, which sin wis com
pelled to repeat by the loud oil's lr«un the
audience. We doubt not that Miss Clara
will ere long become one of the most popu­
lar "stars" in the country. Messrs. Wei.lc-
niann, Spitznas, and Sehreiber played their
parts bravely, and altogether the perform­
ance was a rich treat lor the many .specta­
tors present.
Jcst Right.—The Secretary of War re
commends, arid the President endorses his
recommendation, that the s.'tnn clause be
abolished and money no longer be allowed
to exempt drafted persons. This is just
right. In the present risis w. n are needed
lu.'ie than ail else. Let the draft me and
whoever is called upon shoulder his musket
and march to the field.—(Jmefte.
Hero is
a
year
conversion, sure. When
and
an
outrage upon the poor men of the coun
try. our neighbor could find no language
severe enough to denounce such disloyalty
ami
copperlu adistn
as
clause was
our strictures eon .dot­
ed us of—in its opinion. But after all, why
should the editor of the
Gazitte
an
glaring
ly
great responsibility,
live if he
eouldn't learn anything? and why, after
having become convinced that the
unmitigated humbug—a bold,
outrage—why should he not candid
say so
The conscript law should be untranHled.
It should neither be commuted with moi.ey
nor with substitutes, although the latter
is
not nearly so objectionable or impracticable
as the former, which
is a
law that permits
men who command to get clear of
and
drags from their
homes a certain class,
who
can't raise
that
amount. The result has invariably been
inimical to the military nrcrests—a disgrace
to the country,
and
we
hope to
repealed. The strangest
see
i I I
Tin. I«.w |si am«-.v. —«»ue l.tit. i:
ami fifty men of this no'-lo regiment, return­
ed to this city on Saturday, and about one
hundred more are to arrive to night, f.t.
Col. Tullis is in command, and he. with
several offi'«rs are now (stopping in tfce ritr.
This regiment wa« one of the fir«t to enter
the field. It was orgnnize.l at Keokuk
early iu and went into Missouri and
fought two battles before being furnished
with accoutrement#. They carried their
ammunition in their brccclws pockets «hd
victory in their hearts.
The nn n have won for themselves im
perishable honor at Blue MillK, fihiloh and
cn. irant« mmpaign about Yi. ksburg.
I hey liave sImutih] all the haiilships of war
and have never fl*ri hed in tlit- hour of trial.
Of late thev have boea up in the Red Kh e-r
country.
ior. intone was fnnnerlr Major of this
nown, not only al home but all ovtr the ,iat,Pf
exo- litioti. piittud through this citv «t-roitte 1tac
for Davenport. Iowa, in charge of JJeut.
Col. Tullis, and left on the noon train yes
terday. This regiment deserves the thanks
and praise of their countrymen they have
done their wotk nobly and manfully, i'iiey
left home tl.-rce years r.go a full rcriment.
ti.i return to day but 27-" .-trong. I'lieir
deciiiiatci ranks .speak vohs'nt s of their
bravery, nnd how they h.tve tiff'.-: 1 f"!
country. Vet wean- informed that wht it a
number of.tln'in exjircsse'd their iptention
not to re enlist they were insulted and called
ropp'-rhi ad.. Tiio.se -,taj -:t'-l:ome brnvo
atul Sunttay figluing men who wchiIiI thus
insult au "id worn out soldier dt.-u rve the
reproach and .-••o:n of c\cry h-iiu -t man and
jiatriot. Let thciu go am! sert e their cotiti
try as w. !i as thi noble Thiid Iowa, and wo
will soon put down the rebellion.*
We can but indorse the .si ntimenls of (he
above named paper. When those who ma
lign these brave men for not re-eulisttng,
have taken the field, endured what they
have endured, and bared their breasts to
the enemy as th-y have done, they may talk
but not until then. The Third has done
nobly, ami their deeds will long be remem­
bered.
Scitofif. Mastku Wantfii.—The following
speaks very plainly for itself:
"National Portrait bill
cry,'1 a work that
has giv.-n such universal satisfaction and
nov. lie comes with Shaki-peare Illustrated,
to be furnished in numbers elegantly em
h.-lished with line steel engravings of the
great stage celebrities of this country, in
their principal characters. It i^ decidedly
the best Shakspeare ever issued, and we
earnestly recommend our friends to sub­
scribe. Mr. Jirice will canvass the city.
Don't fail to secure this work.
TtiE I.vk and Evk. —We rc-f^r our rereleis to
tho notice of Dr Giitdurr, the eminent and
siki'.ful ov.iii-t a id EUti«t, who has been pr.ie
iicing in Milwaukee f.»r he list year with erCit
." tcccsa. Tao Doctor eamcs to us his» ly re
e'liniuttided, therefore we have no hesitation iti
reeonnieuding him to the rotifi let ce tT tho
afflmted. Oiliee at the Bu, ti Hiajj.
Sh.veuwabe.—The people of this city who
wish to see something nice and rich, should
go to Uutenbeck's and see the grand display
of silver-plated ware he has just received
also solid silver goods. Nothing so neat
and rich, ami cheap, was ever exhibited in
this city. Full services or pieces to suit.
a
more ago, we took occasion to de­
nounce the $30o
clause,
both
as a
most
ruinous and impolitic war measure and as
Choice ready-made clothing and gents'
furnishing goodi of all kinds kept and sold
very low at Mais ,t Mayer's, Xo. 11 West
Second street. They manufacture their own
goods, and can afford to sell cheaper than
those who do not. They have the largest
wholesale stock in the citv.
it
part
of
it is, that
men possessed of ordinary one-horse sense
should make such
a
law
lican
none
but
Congress
a
Repub­
would haw been guilty of
paoa egregioua folljr*
*.
*t
'I
Gextlemes should call at Krause's, oppo
site the National Rnnk, and see his splendid
stock of summer eassimeres and vesting*, i
In this line, as well as turning out perfectly
fitting suits, Robert cannot be excelled.
RECOVI:rixu.—Engineer Smith, who was
severely injured at the late locomotive ex­
plosion. is recovering, an in a few weeks
will be able to be out again.
De*i.—The little child of 0. dti$inr,
which we spoke of in our Saturdaj-'s issue
as being badly burned by setting her clothes
on lire by matches, has since died.
Wizard ON. is an excellent thing to
in the house. Ballord keeps ift
a
n.iruird.
In Camhridsrt'. .1'i:n 1. i,v ii.-,-. (Jej. W. Gard
ner. Mr. CflARLKS W. IlII.Diinni. ..f Wash
in'on 1). C., u Misn II AT I'i K (!1M!KKT, of
C.itn'jrid''e.
.Yoiire.
VI.tne,
I. PERSONS A VINii fliATMS? AGAINST
and «ll these indebted to me. are r«'
|U.'st"d to call at my office, at the Miitsissippi
Mouse, and settle iwaodiHtelv.
BBfli-dft ubnrt
DAILY DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT
'fl?
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GRKATEST NtTMBHR.
DAVENPOKT, IOWA, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 18(14.
e Kilt «»l I lla vrrHie y «»f
V rcDl
cx
May the 1« IStU
fir Mr grier i shal have to lleport unfav
erael as i was a re rcttting in A Quaker set
tleiiunt Orders 2\o 11 Doani Agree with
Quakers i had 27 recreuits When i received i "l4n
mv papers for recreuiting Wliioh Was on
thev 14 of this mouth And culdent "it -V
riten Consent from thair parents so i Intd to I
•lust Drop thev Huts \es i rote too
I Am your Obedic nl servent
My po.-toflic adress Kichland
keoktik Co Iowa
A tiooo In-vksi mk.s
i.
u
Cottov- Qai«t at
Ki.ocii—M.ii ket .'.teii.lv.
#s.. .Vȣ I lei- soipel to -.
iD.vr— 'lnket bitter. 1.7l.s
Lamb—1 Te.'iC,
Wntsxt—
lo
llie »'i e-»tl«'i«t-- "i»!*iiifiiie
HtlO iau*ercrtini .ut i.(l('di i
Ifaii* In.j'fq »ie ij pi tit
Ifji»--i flaili« if iniitJef a
?erm»la!.."!fjii!l if ihf
W a "strew*. Jane 8.
Thf w« in 1 bt ie tp»aker be
fate th" il-JUse te.d-'jr w :efcri'd !0 I
Mil- o uUii-ite on tf,ii s
nr.Mi.t'uryfAKe^r»h'
S't
ii u e C'a :r
I ll tl.e Ii :r S«tu i tor th» tfjfj
e»» lo ot Oo« Kt"i»* n l»f er a i•,closure ftcai
i ibe efetiry
at
ar, •viiti ttjr CMuarre .ct
ia the r?c&iau»»0"laitoa Ucr it. M-d*.
ABSAtlAM Licot*.
Wathf-ttm, l» C.,
3 i i-
8.
Was
W.iHIOT
S CI:T JlBt I, I 64
To the tfivi-idrtii:
'Ffa:—t I-"3 b'uvc 5 tr« tepott
t&4(]e to i. 1'ioVusti »Irir-»ln-1 Oereraf,
uLtowiig the r.fi.l of the d"»ft now 2'ieg cu
lo fit! il»«« otfi'.'les ty i:. tar quotas 11 eerlatn
i
regiment, aud we understand that his Kxcel- i State*, arvt iecouuie(. H«g rrp^al
Icncy will arrive here this evening to receive cUu»ei-« thefn'. ISiMecj act, tntr-otily kr own
hH old comrades in arms. The Third has "V^ Geo'
served its time- faithfully ami discharged its i»i«: at»p 1 l.j U j,»r.ujei»j ai4 I
duty as became officers'and men. On every j1"""'
w5,!
field where they have met the foe they Vel'ent succe.ws ih ,t have attet-d^d o«r
ive displayed that ittfmuttabk ra!or that! atti !e..d to tlw hop tlwt, tn ntiinta.uiii^ our
has won for Iowa troops such glorv and rc- i miHtary strir.gth, *:4 giving it tue'd ii creasc
v. i i ii
as
t( t:.-
rej-.-mxe. d:-
tftj!v
i i.
'he cxte idcj fir.J of oper^'iund maw re­
,liinj!ion i-
country. jtittaued. Jji.l to aec -:ipiisu litis it ia a*«o
The Cairo Aw/tm! of the 10th, tbu^ "evcti^ry tuateta.icat bie.u-ii it- taken,
,. i with vigor a:.u ptcn.pUjtSf-:, to I.cep tlm artuv
speaks of this noble regiment: up to it*sare-.-gti}, and rtt .p'y d. fi.-ienciea u'.'-
Thikk Iowa.--The remnant of this gal- ca*iatitl by the !'js.jw in tne field.
Iftnt regiment, which ha« been through all To Ui end re.-ort tcu^t b„* i.l to a draft,
the hard fou-.'ht battles of the war. fmm ampin esper eute h.ta i:o«r shown that ti:e
Fori Dona I v ut to the ill fttcd lied Uiver
u fu ia i-erri«c fmtra-cs
01
the ct.t .eitueiit li» by lunus :n,
in. iicv li s'-ea m. :i.
An Hii-Jitutiiiil rt Hiii for repelling ,e cx
cmptton '.lot e i«, th*t it is e ,u:em la:.J to
nuk-' the urafi for eoveparativeh a shott tcttu.
Tne tu'd n o. n.tl-U'y s-.
r.
.* o
m-ll
tla-i -.-lore
be bgSitet.td. U it it vtUa.iuy of tariiLUu.'g
tn-ops is an i.bs.i,ut' i ,.tiai to tueceM.
1 bave lh«* lios.or u be v-utr o'o ie SCi"
t.i t, Jtuwi. M. £r.\arati,
S crctiry cf War,
I': 1. YOJ f-Mi! .-tt4i. N I.Ai.'.s 0 r'UCK
W* Ilt lilo.N, I). C., lt ll, 181.1.
A'o It-iii Li«in M. c^Uiitu:-, rfiei- taiy ol
\i
.r:
All.: i i aecnr wi'h tun u :u idt-d ui
r»j iiuvnt ao!, mi K :'l, si^J, au»i v itr
or .era en the tut.jeut, 1 n«i i.t.w Cv.:.'J.iC «j a
diait. in various .-u-i ii *u let-i lor tittirri -p c?.
ivc ii. ii nei.iiis oa ipiut a of ttoops licietolirc
asirluiil.
Tile. K fcjits of th-j dr.ilt, -o lat
i-liuwi: by tile tepuiU to hia 'ia e, wt r.i'.v
of altefiiou. TioM arc bii. f!v as l.,i
N..i: i «r lira i .-*niie .1 It 71
.luiiiief «.* I .r p.-i t» c.» di-nb ii.y... 4 aTt
Ziaui i-r So a t«.i fu I. ft c» ..........
lotii !i ..j .r ix nivud
vt
Number aH e inn :y. .. fj.e.i-y to,,,
*1.- 1 .U, 14!
U.e'j *r fi o v
a iimte.-r fc-.J i mtu .i #. rw ry
'llo- a i i ju.u wai wti u») i
i ij com
ot iy i in, e,
I i i e-cm. tali.......
I rnese rep'ir'.s caaie frytu
ci»ht UiSViciit gttuv.
i 1 i ivi e jour u u-atieu to lite sin:!l pr.por
oil oi sol ii 3 belli.: o'K ti-iLll u d.,-r li« e*
1 i»v. I Bee lio reason lo b^.levu t!i,it
the ut ut. co lie untie rial, y fiiiceg net,el uv
jdr.it to lot.g us ice hue i.un ltd (iulim
et:iiisc ia in fuicc, i or -lu I .i k it e to us
(auui.} tint the eotuuiuu'.iuii ttu t.y a diafted
SU^-Ul»t:icta
1-1 a,,i« t!"'
Vt--u"u'il'
,io
U",tu'1 ilKUil1 e
-Our traveling friend
Mr. Bri.-c, is in town again. He canva-scd
the city upwards of a year atro. f-r the
111
•iov-n.mwit w procure a
oi
in ii:s pUee.
'"°l
U,,"k l"al ,ar^ u"uwtM8 b-T
***lu
1 tccoiiiiuc tlnil th
i rote too N
Bui,er Asking leave to take Quakers With
out i riten Consent fr.'tu thair pairents but
bavent receaved No nneer
rt's0lle to ,0'
liirrc hundred dollar
."i it is ktio yi .- r. ,iii d.
I ::m, s:r, very epeci.u:!/, jour obcdici.t
a:,
li
Fi.r,
lVovo:', .r.s!.al ekt-r J.
CO.^MilRCIAL.
I%e%y
fork ^Jarketi.
SletT York Slot-It Market.
GoM
To-DayJs Advertisements.
fi
Dtt.
rrw 9 A. 'I. to 1 P. -tl. and from
st to 1.
On Deafness, Ji ise in i',
«d isigilt, ulc.l all the d.-
E V E A N E A
At tificial K* e» inserted without pain, and per
fectly le.scMiiling the eye. Operations f.»r ('at.tr
act, Stre.blciiuue, or Crosa Eye, Artificial Fitful,
etc., skillfully performed.
Deafness, Xu.s..-s in the Ear. Running from tue
Ear, Scales iu the Ear, Accuinula'.ion of Wa» in
the ILa', in tact, every disease oi the
BYE AI EAB
treated, srt"! opTali. :h hi
Aural or Oplhalmic Surgery
performed by Dr. Gardner.
Dr. Gardner refers by permission to tile follow
nf n»e li il gs:i.!i tn?n
Dr. J. Mott and Dr. I^evett, New York City
Prof. S.inb .m and Dr. J. itlake, Boston Dr.
Moor, R-K-beateT: Dr. Woodward, Providence
Hon. Nthetiiiah Pi-rcc, N. Y. In Milwaukee to F.
H. Smith and C. lIuU-luusoii.
Dr. Gardner's icciencc is at
aunt.
1 W
2)1 West i/th strrctj sear Broadvi^
Mwis-dA
w9v
BOOTS A SHOES.
W. CV WAKRIXKH,
A K
Ha* removed hi.« extensive
jBOOT and SHOE MKM'FACTORf
Opposite LeClaire Row,
Where !." r.,!! t.e fuo.i,
rs. 11,, h,, fl,i
HLs'l CI STOM WtilSK.are uii'iirpuss.-d.
For l-
r'n
hand.
lhe wa
,,v
be
to,:'.] in th. ir V.'le ., |f Il| B"s
on, whH« "tii!.Ie thciu to I! a vety i.-w J.i i. e. at
MAM"FAi il lilKt imi Ubl'AlliNC DON!
C. 11. UlbU, Havcapo::
r. Clo'i.l, JJosloa. .bc'.U,
I E N S E A A I O N S
A K A U V A S
3 1 I I e z s o
AV. *.•. K.'r. .V'.M.
Havk
Wn 1 *PA .Tiia.*.T,
K! c].i\ :i» aki uixkivino
v iy by tli's' ilvsirab!^
Fashiona()e Sprlnqr C!«odis
i-e. i stoe), I i:i, a. li•-(1 1151 i1.T« i V .-
1,C
li.
IS,!'
ill-,
-«IM
Mil
Vo'.K, .!'.'lie H.
»,ur w i u v, iit
i'"' lor extra:
s
ChicwfO
Spt ,',il vo^i.sl .u ,.vc".iieut:iut} fl.-- i-l.'..'.'
w I li
ot red.
«.-M.5iv
(111.
i'tjiiK—»-j! "e ss. t'id mess.
Tn
un!
Jtew York, June 13.
I S E A S E S
OF THE
U
i
^1.'^
EYE&EAR
'iAlMlNi'. :. r.lUMi.lM.V ii'
bnghuid, bat who has been practicing foi
the last year with trre.it sUcccm in Wisconsin,
re.spei i!ulh iuiorius tat- cituea^ of
Davenport and Vicinity,
tl.rti 'c'i-.s ik'-n room- at th
Ml runs HO 9 SE,
I *lnr« 1. v...a:il Th. .-day. .Itily 7th.
I nn liifiei iiiat tit.ur will visit tai- e.iy one w«!fk in
eat i mouth, and in be consulted daily from
5
Tf- Catarrh, Impair-
-^r-7-w^-^K x-^yr!
-..j,
IHuImeIc an4 Kruil Utiltr
O O S 1 S S O E S
I'lU-liCttlaract'-ntixn paid to *'ti.m .rk.
Wo. 46 Brady Street^
Next Door ahovt- the l'o*t Office. I. I
myldti"
jpnioVXi
ppppppp
pppppppp
1'i'f i'p
I'ii'ppiip
i pi pppp
i i*i*
rpp
ppp
is :ir:r roii«
'iillg cut i 11K
has the be»t W(.ttis:a»: v iv tub citv, 'and litis i ll
orders promptly :inl j- f'n. ',,i jj-
C'listom MatU1
(ood»
t'lelilre,,- ni'.t,.
•••tf
Tin: iios'i o.i
B*ot & Shoe Store,
'in 11,-ailj Si.,
I.ny voor
BiMIT.S i SHOES."
CIIII J) & CO.,
STOCK
\T. Tin I.AI.CKST AND li:
a the I' v, iij ,ir.. i.n-l,.l.l! i
is ''ioiiideJ
c.'i»stnntj
induee
\K
v, lv
WDIEXSEKXCITKMEXT
rojui'i titioniii iiavtniiurl.
ISsire liaiice for Ibiif-tdu*.nt
1 1 1 S S & S I K N S
\ew Wholosaic Uelail
O 1 I I O o u s e
MHropoIiliiii lilot k
J"."
^riir: viua-niv/iim*
1. I 1- it.'itLN I be a\ e
lu\ ciipo:', aie! si.i oil:)'.
lur. e ju-t :.p. ie il l.c _•
Stock of
11,1
OK Till.
i ill••
O I
I'lO'Hls/llrtl/ imOOtlH
Ever Ii
ii:n 'iiiC ii* ii\
i n
.UTll.1
,,1 elil".
i 1 e n o i
S o ff i .*,•
Wet.il! -I'r. eti..', t-.
I
ol Milii.il' Cfoll.ing, v hi
(loci-l w. t.':dl and j.«e y»iut.-i i cs pi
To
s.-vt V,
.11
K.-i-ps tS'C
Rest Wines and isiquors
Al
AAA
A AAA
A A A V
AA AA
AAA.VAV V
AA* »A\
AV AA
11
1:
r..-e ar.d e
Vr tjji
VOill
Country .Hfi'fAffn/s.
V*»ti wii! iMnl it to our uh vaini i
1.-I»»i \iw :ii iii v o\ti' v. il!
w-^
:ul
ui
i!!'ac*tur. 1. Our if,
Firsi in fashion. iu pricfi
HESM 6. bTEitN,
.«tll iut'.ini. Hall.
trepoh ,!,
I.' Meet
ii.tv"tiji.e i. In-, a.
X". s.-e
1 oi niei
o-dtf
I LA* I A I) SAT DON
I »K:I». iicinxt^cu,
1!"
LUNCH KVKfiV MOJiXIXQ.
Toh iccf :rri«'. 'fi -,!rs. Ac.
Ol'.' s* s waited '.1 o t» HfVV :o-d :.':-nt .n
(ii/-.- me .-. ":i• i
N E W U O E i V O I S E
Julius Srhrtlbft*,
Corner Front &. Brady &ts.,
AVi ole^»le uiid Uetai! dealer in
CHOin: FA.1HLY (aiOMlRIES,
ProvWons, Salt,
Yohfieco* Victim*
A!.-0
Choice Wines and Liquors,
r.-ih r,.r. ,jn ,t-
I Uanr.-iiitee lo sritc ilio
4(u:ilily ol' tiootN
xo ox thk i.owk-t liv
A
JVC terms. Call und cxumine th. -t »ek
and I "an! the priccs f-cfor n.ircliHkinK el»-wl er«.
Wh.'d.'sulf dealers will find it (o their advai'tawe
toj ivetnca call, (iood-t delivered within toe
citv li'nit free of charge.
iav-''"dAwlvi JLLIL'S SCFlfUKHEB.
\vr:r.r)*s
Photographic iiooms $
a i i i u i t- i i
PHOTO'i It A I'HS & AMUROTYPES
Taken in the hij .. .• *tr!o ol th" Hit.
Particular attention ({'ven to enlarging from our
Da^nrreoty pes and Arabrotypoa ol de.-cased p«r
toiis an 1 children. uiy 17 diw
AOilb't.
ill FclrMti are §9 Irtiff
THE BD\Ui OK HL'ALTB
OF ANY CASES UF SMALLPOX,
Wilbin til i.laitu of
The ity of Davrnport
TH,14ttV.»"
5,
rppppj.,,
pppppppp
PPP
ivpppppp
I-pppppp
ii-p
ppp
pi'p
S.IT1.V
fllcilKsT cy.s p»::t i r.Ht A 1,1,
'I 111 r-1" 'i !i ::t. r. i 'i '., i te.
..a ihi -and s. iis
tii Udlf
K7| I.
I
'AIIKS.
o u e o k e
AT". l.--t SOCTH-WATLH .-T.. HICACHt,
jlN 111. 1* O. li'.'JL -C
1'
W O E U S U K I
I 1.
OKO W. MflCvuN,
U K k A I n i a a S
4^fl* «VJl£UMaui»l
JimI iMr
jobs Hoasar.
a,^lh*
|si»iidv!:|e -made
on proji. rte ins,'."-. '..ehT-diy
CJ
u. »AI./i:I.Im
lOMMi.- .-iOXANDI'UOUl'Cb MKKCHANT.
Af for llei rin^'s .^ufe** and F.ortmuk..'
Seal..'", Hydraulic Cement, P!.«.».-r t'arisand Hair.-1
v» '••noM f:.i i r.
lluvf-nt'ort. I Ol. lay!! dtf
ME HA MTTAILO RS.
E A V A
O i
O I N
/^Tcosr n jn TO n M» OI
A N Z 3 I E Y E
Seon street—lirs' door west, of oional ttik.
A "1 a-s,«rtirj. at .-f
GEXTS' n'UXl.sfilSt t.o,lS. HOYS'
CLOT'lfX: ci.OTItS. CAS.S1
MK!{K. sfllCTS,
STOCKINGS, I
which I w.l »el! st the moO reasonable priecs.
'usloin Work
Done at all tim.« «n-l wrr vri- 1 t'. bc.»t, mt-f!
durable und cie e St. All vrho want the b'.-St
and Cheap.--! goads iuu.~*. cun.e tn
n )v 1 v HIAXZ MKYKIt.
rtoreI
•ioiui liai'tfiiifier
1 1 ASRI- VOVr.l) FIIS STOCK OF tiOODH
I ?l i Kt .nk'.n Hfoek, nil S.*e.»n:l (street, bet.
K...H. -id Harri.—n *tre-s«. ..tlu-r.- he ha. uJK-im-'I
l.?HI(iNi SToKK. and wilt kc.-p con
vainly on band •e a rs.ee-nt of
GentM^ Furnish insr C«ootls,
Clothen tnad-to erd'r ea
si
ortest notice, and
warranted to suit. Cull end me. »epid?r
Join
JOK»A.\,
•V^O. 1 r. WEST-SKt'OXU STRKKT. IIKTWKES
.i.\ Itradv and Main, i.'--:ki -1.- order sr.d in tbe
best sivlf, .MhX ANI» |J»\ S" l.OTlll.Nii «t
every ue-ari|ti'n. The t11!* -1 »iiii'fuetion guar
antied. 1 Kolii.il Iro-ii iiiv .. .i i .t..iiiers tf'.eirec.a
tinui.nce ofpa!io i:x.-. 'j.»-a.'e oriiem. mttt
A.
M1I.I.EI,
0. BRA Y STREET, HELOW SEC
na, I i-i p*e.in%l,mtlv on hand and inakc*
ol der.
Gent**, Boys' and Ckl!«lren*«
('!, iUNli of best material and in a inaener
i Unit cannot fail to give s t-laetion. I.:' ml
I patronage respectfiiltv iwdicited. jinyil-dljr
T. W. CLKILASK
IIORXBY'ft HclLELLAND,
U I E S
MANL'FACTUF.KRS OF
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Monldinp,
a k e
OnntmntOra for BuildinffS I -F,
Ot nj 1
15 CENTS PF.R WEEK.
WALL
EKEK.KEKK
KKKKKEtS
K "K
Abovo the Post Office*
•f aTJ.!.
cor/iMkSsson.
I I i i i i i
Real Estate & Comniivsiou Ageut,
I KM'bki. li U
11*TfOTit HTOVK OT
A E A N I S
*fMO)tg
Wftirh
I»VI#
••••••••••«i* A -mj-tty ta
Bmj Ibs' »V St-IIIttg Uwlatr.
roll •iions of all kimk
PAY.H! .vr or TAXES,
\ri iii!il•.ii- !,o,ii
REMTiNS HOtiSliS AND FACMS,
h"J y-U»C
all F:o,!-.
r.i
!. .- ii-.- I'.t-i ttii. nprls
!?. HEINZ,
Produre & Mt rchaut,
I 5 K U i
RRHRKftKim
lt'trtUKKKItKR
K'C Kit
u.lit tHHKrtil
u
i K
K K
HrJiiiiSSSR
lit:
RKU'
]STO"W OPEXED. AT
PLUMMER'S
No. 50 Brady Street,
br
ni:t
Iff!
S4 SS lit
8444
n
i i
K't.t It I
U.t't I
RltR
ss 4
84 SH i
fWiSH liii
Fotrtttf
BROWN BLANKS. WHITE XSLANKS, SATINS,
BRONZED SATINS, STAUl'ED UOI.0
PAPERS, FIOl'HEl) SHADES,
SH.iDfiS. iilM,T
,f.Vl»
All llir Above nl very Low I'rire*.
FHOSTED,
STOVES and TiNWARE.
"ti..
:zi'
Woven I Stori
i i W A S I I U
No. 50 Brady Street
Ne#r!y opposite IV."• oflicc,
IN sroiu: AMI
«"el 'rt-t i".
.RKCEIVIXO
riinea! of
t.
STOVl'S,
that c.-.n be pttrc'ia-e in the eastern market.
II. A W. have the «-jehtHi*e sale for
SANFOKirS
1
elevated iialleoge Heater I
r.f the rn i.-l eeonninit-af invention* ever pro
:d, and fvr coavetiieac and coui!ort U
I dm
The nnri alh'd
Triumph,
Forest Oak,
Iron date,
and eib'-r Ci.veri'e paUerns cat ONLY he obtain
ed at Hi!!'* and Wa*hbnri, n.
very stove nunrHn'ied to give »*li"fnetio
or thi money tifiunded.
They also keep $»e eelebreled
K K S i K I I
in which wat-r never froeica.
0FF1' !:, SluKH. IMXiXG.ROOM, BED ROOM,
XCl.SEItY, If ALL. AMi SITTING
K»OM STOVES
caitn«t be sorpwd. H"- in: ite ins"ect1on und
defy competition. Alio ou hand stock of
Tinware, Jappai el anl Porcelain
J. A.
Wtn,
Clwniltcr Hctf a, Planished Waro,
BriIonia fJoo^s, Coal Hods,
Tonj^H. hovels, Poker?,
in sliof* v er- thin- in tin line.
Tin, Copper,
&
Sheet-Iron War*,
manufactured to order on short notice.
O I N
of all kimli prcmptf v attended to. Call aad
amine goods nn.l team ahc prices.
oci.'dwtf.
I e a w a e s o e I
Ifalrr iD IliirdHiirr, iron nml \?ti 1
ERS
vOntrBCtOro %t and exaiiiir.e inv Mock of good* heforp purcbaa.
S O & A O V i i i n i y
M.S. ar out. All Hoods
FAM
ii'5 IjiipiiuuuU oi all kiutls,
ht'lf ami Jr* Iltninvrc, fiflrt and
TM* '/Ut /,
12 Brady Rtreot, 'totwect Front and flrmnd.
TpARMEl?"5 OFSt t»TT COTNTY HCILD-r
it
^'••"•r.dfy. are pmtieularly invited to
call!
linsf et...kvhcre. "J
MOCK oi ((ooo 3 ueiorr purcnmijjr
t|stick sMtlei* assd mmsaIIL ,.
motto, ond I intend to csflt HP X.
All (roods warranted ,ju«t a* tepreaenUo. .W***