Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], June 20, 1864, Image 1

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N S V A N E A I E K Y
JOHN L. SW ITS & CO.,
Slckala* Slock, '.ay ttain.)
NM'O^IUI
Jierlec
More* l'»r Hak.
No. S3. vuluabb stores, well rented MBJ t#fBia
Weimore'* AtlUilioa.
u now lilit off into lots ..rail price,, and they
are read for s.ih verv easy terms and at low
prices. 'House l,ots. Store l,ot!«, Warel.onseLots,
f'actorv I.uts.
Farm* Wanted.
We want to purchase iuiproted fat mil ft****)
to 1W acres each.
I'arn* lor flair.
a\ 05 uores, all improved and under fence
•'miles from the city, with excellent house, y
f...and ccllar, 1 wood hoose w is'i ^oiwe, Ur*
io feev,! spt mit. t»« i lis, ci'ferh, rirxlihrfT
b\ trees, apple*, pears, pcaclios and cherries 1
l'rice »5.5v" cash, balance on a term of
Tear
No. IT.
8" acres, fenced, a part improved be-
inv i,art or Marijuret Noel s land, adjouiing Mr.
No
Ch"1MIacres
M** 'T
•v
lr£RMS
CRMS 87,00 PER ANNUM:
VOLUME
RIAL BtTATI
AVD
jnn.i»m,i.i.iiu,ji.r mm,! CfiN«T iino.\ Water,
(•proved A UlB^rirri FirM, .SrxMtii clothing,
CITY LOTH*
•WCIIIMK Mm***
•outfit, told MMI
IIoiiMf! Lotfl for Mull*
A Urrai Marnali*.
\,j 4 i-.,*e v i.inl.liu.4 |..i« rorn« of
1..illt!. ami Ko' Ma.i'l stn-ts, Viii# 1*' l"oel
lr»ut iju •milli side um .stre«t, ami J!W fftt on
•a«t sole ot lloek I-Wil I «tre-t.
Tb« above is a n-rv Inn- location: |in(f very
low
IOIIIIH
..uironimoiilv easy i-nuM amount
uf tu»li ilon:i Imlaiiee oil lung term of y»ri al
low I Mir ot interest.
So.41. Lot »n I'.rady ttreet, we,1 side, C. fret
front bv* It -'. feet dc-p l'l yi ivjow. On pay
(Drill lor tin* li.t th
iwfji bund itt'l l-Hti,"
ft,, a t.rm "-r P*r
No 0" liru'ly siri'ft. Hi" foct front nv 15"
ffit lii'i-ii fi'iH'cl. I'riw ^1- I'^r tliint I
No. 8. On Third Mr.-.-t, lot
So.
lnl'ark. i sa«l-
ditiou. curiii-r I'Jt.) 1"
N K'Mir hiiuM- l"t i».»vi«on A Inn- 8
ailihtiou tl.Vi i-act. T.nni easy.
No* 31. Thirty lioiwe lots in Slaynia
ker'a addition $!-'
,,w|i.
IVnns easy.
Mlorr l.ol«t i'or wale.
Xo. 47. One on 4th Si jn«t«Hit of Brady Bt.
No! t-i. Four on iiliM iii-hi'Kuilroad bridge.
No. •»."•. Alio, tiirnii-ln-'l .uti
I1
ID.MIH lor
airglr ^ni'l'Mii-n.
I'imifluM Howin ibr
No 4. w.- «re ri-adv to I'nirnjp" tnrent or to vll
hoiMi" now hmhliiiKi'to hi- i. iuly lor
in Mav or .Int. n"it plain «l winch nniy he
Been at our nfl!
Wtorc for Kent.
No. 2#. T'"' «''s' -torc HMCI biivincBt, in lle
tropolii.m li.rT-k. now on-tipi-d hy Muck Co.,
ff.-t i
for
No 1" III M'lhiii-, III., 1« twii olory hriok dwel
inK h.uin.-, with lot 1.." f-et.cor.
Ann St. Tin* Iti'Usi'is in n«md coiuliti'«», n now
ront»**i
p*!*ju.'3^it,n
i*n in Hi'itiiv*. 11*** liuu*v.
coV l't'"'« of hollar nnd Int. 1'" on.
third iisli hiihuirc on l»!i« time Hi ilil.TcM
No. !». A h: irk dwelling hoiim- oti K-rfd St.
81,1"" i*»!«h, re-it »ii IIIIM- at p-r cent.
No. K7. The e^iute now owned and occupied
hv Geo. S. How. K("|.,hein({ the dwi-Him horse
wild tlireu lull lol-, iiikT "it'i nooii '»th ^t.,
toriK i ol biii iiiiiii ,-in. t. I his hoi'«r in p*
f..( n uuir, huvin^ hi i n lilt'd up bv t!ie owner
for himself. Tin- entire arriiticeinem ol the liouse
l* tast. ful mill onipl' te. The view from tin
place IK iinsurpa-si'it. 'Fi rms easy.
No. li". 1'i .une eottajje lioiHe »n Tbirtt «reet,
iu Ureeu's addition. I'ricc, fl'.K).
No. "•-. ih iik house uinl lots, snn'lipast ror
.toer of 1th ami Mmu Sti„ known iisThoriii{toii es
a e i i- i o i i S i a y
ftiu.i u tor a term of veurs at a l.iw rate niter.sl
No. 8'.' Frame iw\lliii« houf, soul', -nle :jj
Street east of Warren M.. and hn. I'ru-e,
No. V l»onhle lious west ile of I'erry St..
corner of 12th street. I'rwe, Iwo third*
uav remain immortgaue at 0 per cent.
So Flame hoase s.Mitli Side od street, one
mile west of llraily street tice. Two
lliird* mav remain" on inortjjajfi- at six JHT ceut.
No 1. New liai'ie house Itrady utreet la
fl residi nre. i l'rice. t'-K
11. Valmilile lietue with acres of (and
well stocked wi fruit "f all kinds, with Htable,
run i ige house, wood h.mse, eo«- stable, wagon
abed, Clitt-rn. two we!ls, pa-.ture,
Vouiii: i^rove the whole plui
riier and repoir pnee
Renter
orchard n:id
II I'-nced and 11
l-r.i roved and tinker fcny«
kiHi house, at Hickory Urova. Pnc£ I1-'-"-1 i
une-therd cash.
No "-if 1^" acres uuiniprored land near IJ|i
ifant, at $1" per acf. cash, balance in lire
'Tl'MlS lj| IH'I COllti
I E I N S U A N E
Phirnii
Fire Insurtace
AiUitie Plre
Co*
InwirMft
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Unar ire Iwuranee Co.*
OF NEW YORK.
1
CUT Fire Insurance
OF ARTFORD, CORN.
Springleld Fire
UsBltBreW*»
OF SriUNliFIKLH, MASS.
i e i n s u a n e
€ra«ectle«t
Life lisirMee
JgtimM
Life
Iseearitjr LiTe tosartaee
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John L.
Ct.,
liwriiM C#^
OF HAHLFOHii, CONS. __
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Life lisaraweCtej
Ct.,
Of JtEW YORK
NICK
See our
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A I Y E O A
8.M. PrTTTSGiLLftCn.. No. 37Park Row, Vt Y rk
flPd ft Stat* i, H-,*t /n, *rc our asem# in those Tit:*1#
Arthur lard to uk« »iv»r'isef«»*'ii*« atd #uh*cr?p
tlom »r *w at our .ow»t
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II F"MV x. f*i ra Citi^a j'*. Is *m.
Uiori*-! r». h4v«n lor this jitjier.
LOCAL ITEMS.
\S
lord'
izaid Oil and Lain
beraon's Nerrp and Bon'- Liniment, at Bnl-
Shawm .SHAWLS !—A ppleivlid afsort
•Hit at WliisW*. Mo/aniii(]ue Shawls,
t'hallie Shawl**, French Merino Shawls,
«Ja-hun re Shasta,•• Silk Shawl*. Bi oclia
Shawls. ..t n\ 11
rt
fwly made or made
MiLn-A«v.— HoldiiTs of
to
order in tin? very hest .style, at kratine's,
op|Mi.-itcUie Nutionn! iiiiak. (Jents lurnish
inp t'lHwls in print -.ark-ty. AU». trunks.
Fnlis' s nnd «rari»vt-".a*-k.s.
cterp
rank suid
jffndc will find a complete -tor V of rf*adv
niade militury -l«tliii»^ adnfited to their
want-, and |ur sail' very low, at Maas &
Mayer's, No. 11 West Second street, luve
th iu a c.ill.
fv TNr —Kelioe .V C^rhnrt have riTvivrd
•nother !"t of choice Miinuier ilrt'S i f^wd.s,
sha.vl.s, clonks, rnpfs, irciilarH, inantli«.
etc., just 1:1 lime for the c.\ci'«sivel}' hoi
Hiimoier wegther. tWl opjosite the f.c
(,'laire House.
MORK VETERAXS.—About :it)0 of the 10th
Infantry boys arrivd here on Saturday
evening Tin-y have i-a furnished with
tniMsp'jrtaiion, and tie greater jiortinn of
thutn left for their various places of abodo
this tnorning, on n days' furlough.
TIIANK-.—The iAtmln rs of the Pilot F.n
gino C'otiipany return their sincere# thanks
to the citizen^ of, Davenport, for liberal do
nations made and especially to our worthy
Mayor, K. Lowry, fur many favors sliowti
the (tomioittee mi collections iu In-half cf
the C'OMPASV.
('Kownen.—The ftnrj* feriliti"^, «ine.' the
burning of the bridge, are iiiadeijiiatc t'
supply tlie demands of travel and comiuerce.
C'apt. Robinson has started up the river to
pi'W.'ure, if possible, another boat to run in
the ferry line, until the bridsre is n-paired,
which will be five or six weeks hence.
AI.I \HI.E.—The late rain has b"en worth
a hundred thousand dollars to Scott ('musty
and to other counties in the State iu
proportion. Nothing could have been more
opportune. Vegetation is dashing ah.nd
with unusual rapidity, and all nature look*
as gaj' as a girl at her own wedding.
Pti Tt RE P.wxnsi..—.1. B. McCirew, late
of Baltimore, has established a gallery on
Bi..dy street, two doors below It h, west.-iile,
and is prepared to paint photographs in the
beat style in oil, water, Indian ink, winro
and ivorv type. Also, copies taken from
old anibrotypes, daguerreotypes, tcC. fall
and examine his specimens.
W HEN ?—The Gtuttte says the salary of
ths City Attorney has been raised from
to $*00, and from (hat argues that Mr.
Kis.scll should meet with the same treatment.
The City Attorney wculd bo pleased to
know that the premises above stated were
good, byt in the present light, he can't
sec &" ill the ti'tzttU let him know
nAifi.hi.s salary WHS SO increased.
'IIANOJ: US BASK.—Our friend, ("harlev
Kldridge has eluscd his land ofli.'eatnl wound
up the alftvrs thereof, to take the position
of Deputy Provost Marshal, made vacant
by the resignation of Capt. Egbert, who has
gone into th^- Jt'O days' service, as Lt. (HI.
of the 44th. In this new capacity Mr. K!
dridge will undoubtedly make an efficient
officer.
NEW FIR*.—See advertisement of Reupke
A Son, successors to *. F. ya«i in the
frait, WM^ecuooery and News business.
They will continue to keep up a choi.-e stock
and supply the public at the lowest terms.
They keep a splendid stock of stationery,
gold pens, photographic albums, fire-w.^ks,
etc. Give them a full share of patronage,
as tucy will spare no pains to please.
ICE
5 from ihc
Clt^»
on
Ituliiiuue road, all impyoved and under fence,
will. Uoure and stable. 1'r.cc #l.b«. two-thir.ls
remain for a term ot vc»rs to suit the pur-
in Linn County, Co improved and
uiider t'ouce i V: ice •I.""". cash.
ilo i"' la" acres ... ar Walcou. m,.J itnrnfed
aid under fence, with lions.' pnoe•l.VJO.
X."' acres I'onvsh.ek o at per acre.
4,1,1 acres in Iowa county at •j per acre.
fiMO.. acres .1. Sioux cqi.tv at *1 per acre.
U40 icres 111 i t\ coiiui at rof •»cre.
Wrt" aires 111 H#i.n'« k coi.ii!.' iu|fl per aora.
101 acres 111 W'Ki.u l.a^. Co. at per acre.
Si.i»t acres at fl.-. per acre.
Jihhi acres at V. cents per acre.]
8-J0 acres iu Tama county.
jjii acres id Story .untv
Soil acres in Winneshiek (. o. at 6 per
CREAM SALOON. Tne public wi|J
always find tjeo M&ttho*' Ice l'ream Saloon,
No. 10 and 1H Brady street, the place to get
the best, accommodations in the ice-cream
and confectionery line. He also makes
bread and cakes of the best quality, and
supplies families and hotels at low r^tas
(•ive jijia c*ll. Sec adtcrttsttueQt.
ABE you deaf or Mind Have you any
disease of the eyes or ears, eall on Dr. Fer
rtrd, the ceUhrutetl Spn.ii-i. pliysician. on
Main street, below the National Bank. Dr.
Ferrard has cured more diseases of the eye
and ear in the last three months, and has
more patients under treatment than all the
doctors in Iowa. He enj i^.J chronic
«iisi-48fa. Itemember the place. Dr. Geo.
Ferrard, Main strict, between Front and
Sccond streets.
On Tuesday, June 28th, and every Tucs
day during the summer and fall, Dr" F. will
be in Muscatine. junel54l waw'it
i-OUCE OQI-BT.—Squire Wheeler had hib
hands full this morning. Win. Brunton.
C. Icheinan, un^ MiKe Ft:igar., all got out
side of to mu whisky, which played
thunder with their reason and caused their
arrest. They were assessed $ 10 and costs
each, which they discounted on the spot,
-Wap-kis-ko, a big, fat. lazy, drunken,
Jfowquaka Indian, w^« aUs arretted for too
much drunk. Mr. Davenport paid the costs,
officer Severance smashed his whisky bot
tle, and Mr. Indian gathered up Uia blanket
and made tracks.
Julia and Harriet Haveling were fined
4t0'and costs each, fur VfcgrtttCy, which
thev liquidated.
Mary McDogan, for keeping an immoral
house, and Jennie Lancaster, for being an
inmate thereof, were find $10 and costs, and
committed to jail in deflinlt thereof.
Lucy Miller, an old offender, lame and
The BrMge Pier.
M«. Koi'ioit:—The late fire ^t the Kail
road Bridg. has so nearly •.•••iisuinvd the
long pier, tliat the extra co-t of changing Its
position »o as to Ijettcr conform with the di-'
r. etjnn of th- channel, would be hut tririing.
A- the pier is now locatcd, I hold it to be.
uigerous to navigation, aud trust the com
p:tn% will counsel vj.«lom and make the im
provement that the river interest.* NO much
Tlie Board "expects jiut this:: that Mr.
Ki -.-ell w:l! go on at the .salary he is now re
csiving, providel he can't get any more: or
that he will go where he can be better
suited. We are glad to see that this exclu
sive system is receiving: the attention of the
Iinard. Year after year Mr. Kis«ell has
b. en paid a large '.nlm y fur mtv ice not more
arduous or beneficial than has been ren
dered by the principals of our 1 inline
scho«Ut
DESTRUCTIVE
DAYENPDRT
00
o| any i^linary .seine and judgtneut ti|»n tu.bul :1, isle, fefoi^ no Kr »e
the ri'.er, \t ho "ilot
s not In id litis opinion.
That the piw «t»n be MI constructed as to ^octiyui.t'iy demcw.»r .-vi "ii.«
remler it tmu'h ie.«.s hariule
their* can be no doubt
nece.r ity ill not be overlooked, liut sliould
the trouble not be runtdieJ in recoii-truet
in. the pi*.r, it i» obvious that the Meant-
lulcf-s to liuvi^iitioii,
»»oat interests all along the river v/ouki feel Miln. -*, naiit
'iiiatiy ag^i ieved, and I predict that the
warfare between the bridge and river inter
ests would loose none of its biUenieSE. I
trust, therefore, that this :.U"v".-.tio i Mil! be
treated with due eon-ideration, to the end
that »th rail and water interests may flour
ish in harmony. Tfwrc is no «ound reason
wiiy they should not, if both parties are
willing
premises. jf.
liu simple ijutstion is whether the I
School Board has a right t« expect the con
tinuution ol Mr. Kissell's services at the
.«ame -nl iry he received four years ago
while the cost of lising has so greatly jn*
created and the rate of compensation in
every other department of labor has been
so much advanced.—
mid in order that he might get all
he asked, Ihe teachers liave been starved.
et these ieaehers have no champion. In
their baud- the -chools prosper—but Mr.
Kiss,.j] gets all tln» praise, and it seems h
wants to get the lion's share of the money.
If lie is not contented let him go. If he
thinks he can do better in ('itrcinnati at
$!,.V»Q or $l.xoi pet annum, than hv can in
Da\ .npoit at *l.^tio, )e| l,im try it. He is
.1 rrrr good Superintendent, but Ihe idea
that the people of Davenport will fall into a
state of barbarism, or be left to grope about
in the 'l-trkne.ss of ignorance, if he should
happen to leave, is preposterous, We trusi
the Board will adhere to it* present pur
pose t'l give Mr. Kis ell £1 .'ion pc vosu\
and raise the .salaries of the teachers to cor
respond. If he wishes to leave let him go.
There will be no particular trouble about
getting somebody to fill |.
s
FIBE. During the screce
thunder storm 011 Saturday evening, light
ning struck Warren A Kggleston's cU-tiikry,
located about a mile belo^y the city of
Islahd, s'-tti.ng it ott fire and consuming the
o»»tire property. The loss is estimated at
about $tiu,ijtK, which we presume includes
prospective profits, as the property itself!
was not valued at over $4M.OOU, We regret
to state that there was no insurance. The
probability is that steps will be taken imme
diately to rebuild the concern the present
season. The ewuy^rcial interests of that
pl*ce w«ukl suffer too much Were it aot re
placed.
4
HORSE TntEr ARRESTED,— This morning,
a man named Tim Kotnan was arrested in
this city on a charge of horse-stealing. The
property was »loR-n, some time ago, frotn a
man in Jackson comity, who followed up th«
thief and found his horse at the Six-Mile
House, where it had just been sold. The
thief, however, escaped detection, until the i
i tffes aiRiin-fcafctt
•^ag Lr*
THE GREATEST GOOD TjD^THE GRFATKST NTTMBm.
avenport, iowa, oxdat, i xk
to. tjf I
I i a :.- 'I 1r P, 1KM.
MR. I!:'»n5Will JO-! fi' ffir ii*!
of linking a tew t,::-f teit«iiiir ou t' e
a o v e u u i i i u i .- i a s o o o i i u
ture let'. i» to JJI»V the t'4U»c atei tA .ett ol' th«
v«tioui *e»»e ot the ar
at
th« jfeiierjl #v-»en».
ll^aiing i* oi.e e
.„eicu., iuu a v.ikfl, «i.U i.,u.i me
5
"-"V0"1 *i*'.Jui
as titu u^li tl„»t |ir ne$, a Jj«t atiiib
l!,e
and I hope that th "fV".W
oisa i i ppeaj once to the l«?Hit, »i.,i
,ht*uSu"
..
,l
'i ur Frf|iiescurricuuiuifonian« arrived in
tow11 this morning, and_ gave a show this
afternoon. Thev are a -strange set of ani
mals. Everybody .should see them. They
alL*ct ntti-altitudenegation, aiid hvppogym
nastici.se most in oinpensibly, wlnle the
bovovossocurrieiil its astonish the inmates
ol the Ivjuescnrwaravansary. They will
uo it some more this evening.
Ox a SritiK::,—The journeymen cigar
makers of this city are on a strike for high
er wages, which they claim they mitst have
in order to support their families. We
ki.o.v nothing alwmt ci^.ir-making, hui v.e
know all the manufacturers, we believe, and
are of th" opinion tb" they will do the fair
thing by their em] lov. es at least they
should «io so,
F.\iiti.u:s should know that the pla~e to
timl a stock of fresh and well selected gro
ecries is at Eldridgc'-, corner of ::d r.n 1 Per
ry. He has just made large add:tk»ns to
his stock, -Jells very low, and delivers goods
loall parts of the city.
sotnely paMoni/'-d.
place.
I 'oiuniunieatcd.
My confidence is in the rising gencra
tioa. Those who are grown tip have gone,
so far from the position they should occu
py that I have lost all couliderice in tfcwn,
therefore lt is to you little children that I
look,'' gaid a venerable Sabbath School
tea her to a large audience of children.—
The great teacher accused the JewUhte.ul**
crs of taking away the Key of Knowledge
and the wise mnn said train up a child in
the way he should go, and when he is old
he will not depart from it. How much of
the wrongs of manhood are chargeable to
the seeds of error and superstition sown in
the youthful mind by those who irr
teemed- orthodox," «ri«» c.niy he known in
thjit uiguw condition whore "we shall s»^e
as we are seen and know as weare known."
Much of the instruction oli'ered to children
might be safely dispensed with, and \vlui»
we see the avidity with TvhitOt the sects
endeavor t(o iioh»rt their d&gmas to chil
dren before they arc able to judge what
truth is. we are reminded of the words of
Jesus to the PharUees, Ye compass sea
and land to make ono proselyte, and when
he is made ye make him ten-fold more the
child of hell than yourselves." To all such
we would say reverse your present method,
and go to the little childicn before they learn
the follies and vices of the wcvrlij, and iutm
from 'honi t*se le,sov«s olr love which worketh
110 ill to his neighbor and is therefore the
fulfilling of the law,"
HVRI.KV.
vl).
Stew York Marketa.
NBW YO«8, June 20.
COTTO*—Quiet
at
FLOI R—5
cents belter. $s ^"^s.2:, tor e*tr«:
s.,', ()r suji-rtine.
W IIKAT— e e i a o
Spring ?i .s74gi. io Milwaukee Club •l.ySjgl.i-s
WID'.T red.
Co'iS—4 i.il.'.fri
QAIK—. '.'!.
Pons—m--si. fSSaM tneaa.
a i
Wmsar—|i.8S.
mew York Ktovk Uarkat.
Cold r-.
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New York, Jnne 2^.
JTo-Days'Advertisements.
FIRE
WORKsi
At H'kolrHnlr »n«l ItftaJI by
ItllPkDASOy
No.
24 LeClnlrc
HP^!?!!^PpPWPipiW*P'
tic uftrate CB
mo*'.
i«'[i"r atit uf our
•iiirc*. 0ju*i«.i:iug ii as a mnus of oh rfiu
iug it'u!nutieti, in iufany cs. Miaii«, is
mere inifioitti.i even than si^H, for ill out
?»H-ecii. the pern iar n'triMi*.* ot tnir, r*t
IN TE ILI-TCLO[^I.. 1 S LA. I E 1 /I RIXIT!
iiitire U FEI iiit. |'ec"nl i»i»ioveni n', a* (01
ot be
•le naiid. The loss of life and property
caused in part by the pier is, to most minds, o®mm'iuk »iion with ib o .rei aorf
conclusive pi-jof that its pObitiun is danger- ^,
.. 1 1 ,• 1.1 a Libit sc *»ii»i« ivwiii ii aie
O !,. and I leel that there ts not a unvi-Uw
rinoee
":#ee. lie u. .'.urf -ti IU.k ti iiniti.ii
ui itij ii imidts cjuk^s unit Oitsv.iy. nni
ii ll.c grcs': U.l.ng iJ 1«. u .del
i's .-o.l itepinoa iu'liunx-. The wouin.'-il
k'. ui kol :. move .,ui liniil.
i« and ie.lSjnt JU'lS'.i. 1
a bill loom orIICJS ri jiiVt! AA»Y 1 are, cheer#
our fj.iiit, .(l inUuc -u. to idiutai u. mi!^
1 inovuiueuts, wliicli, it
:OII I *»Iji,u.
iu i* fl 1
eut«, noulU cijej.-c as lo ext.cine :iiieuk*.
Thb ius*JW, tUo sot.g ol birds,
tut 1 ^y.iiLfoi liK Itav-e, lua j.u.g'iii^ of ihe
oroi k. the ioar of th-* o'.v.ui, ^ad ttie I n :i oj
the liu.-y w.rl'l &rouua u e da ever
pleasant and 1 i'M!it.ti-o lai^jy to oni happi
ties». 1 .t Ur ns i ju! slii "nig all! iu i i li
on than NIL T.'IOB
1 etiiaicrmi'-d, is the hn uun
to wluit is right ant« proper iu il'.e voice, wh en n cjpnbte ot givn u:.ieiii:ee to
f-wecu-r rounds Ulan any thing r.i** in ceatiou.
To be iueapable #f benrt tiiat ve'e.* Is au
•fll- tion jgr^at iu .tee. .itegpe.llully,
J. A ^U.NCll, i|, D.
Dr. Gaiduer c»n lie consulted d*iiy on all
di«eng.*3 ol the y and h*r.
Fire* Crackers,
Torpedoes.
Roman Candles,
Sky-roc kcts.
Wheels,
Flower Pots,
Bengali Lights,
Flying PifeoBs,
Sprawls,
Pin Wheels
&£•* \-C., &.?,)
har.fl-
COMIWEWQIAt.
Hatvnparl Vlnrkrtn.
Omccjor THK l'\vt:spoi!T DKUOVIIAT, I
Mondii evening, Joie- iO, 1
v*
-4.
pLOt n.--U.-taii fT.4" in hnl. $7.^0 in paper
whoSt-r- ile *7 in hi.I in paper.
WIIKAT.
N". 1, -.veil cl.-aiie.i. 1 oimd and plump,
'luh, T*M a.iiH.ali 11a, *i.-I No. nil sound,
not cl'-ad eiiou^ii tor V. 1. *1.1-"- rejected, U1IU
ty and liamp. !'s cents.
t'. iiv, Sl-.v'U-d. ,v«». I, souud. pluiup and dry,
s.-c no. ,\o. 1. -.lirttnken, sat in ear,
H*v l.lv.
WI'itk Utva.—1^.0 ^2.66.
Fi -,\«K^n.
Tin cth v.- 'J ~(a ir.
CMIVBR.—
PflTATOKS.—50
lll'TTEa -lSl'.
Euu*
Row,
AT
rnicAiio prires.
They have an Ihleantve Stark
•r Utmi ilpiloii.
Cail and examine b'*fkrc nnrrhasing je'Je--.w
C* HEUPKE & S0N7"~
(Sii.'eeisors to A. F. Mt-1,1
New 24 LeClaire Row,
Wholesale
&.
Retail
Cufrttioiers aad News Dealers,
KKi:P
COXSTAVri.Y OV H.WI) A
ti::d well ncleetcd usso tnu nt of
I'oreiKi aad Vameslic Fruit,,
CANNED FHI*IT«
Ulttsiut, Can flic*, FtffH, .Piif*.
Oranges, Lemons, Ac.
A'.-i i very v.irie v .f
Stationer}', Wold Pen* A Peucfli,
Perfumcrl en,
PH0T09RAPHIC ALBUMS,
Ladle*' Banket®, Jfc.
Hag»lae*« t'lilc-njfo & Xew Pa*
per* nl tray* on liund.
fall and examine onr uoiU,
under«d.l tins sid? of iica-»o.
We ir.m't be
j.ii-tf
ICE MLOO.V
G'KO. MA'rrilKH,
.Ye. IS A 1* /Wy
HAM
nre,i.ta „,o ll„ _. *i 14 »t l.atlie* and tii-ntlenwn. and awaits .1 cail from
He Was sent to jwl, to await |,js frien.li*. and the ptilific j{eiifr.il!v. t» i *ts
examination on Friday next. I will be wrveil wiUi th«* r.Kst «i, Iiciou-" CUE.VMS.
ut I'i ?otr S roifi,
FITTKl) UP AX ELEGANT lcc
Creaau Kwom for the n.j.-..,oi,„„h»t,..n
Etc that can be produced, aad waited upon with
PHOTOORAPIW, rrc.—The place to procure kindest attention.
a reall}- splendid photograph or ambrotype
is at Olmstead A C'o.'s, on Bradv street, be
low tko a .. I am prepared to supply the Biartet with
low tne Auction store, east side, and also the freshest Ytes, Cake*, Bread, aad in
in Hill's new block, on Bradr, between 8d ftct everything pertaining Jato y profe^ion,
..,.1 ... ... made from the best flour. Fartiea Maputiml at
and 4th streets. They are masters of their the aiwrtest notice. nr™
Bakery aim Confeetlmutru.
!*».«'»-J" 1.
%,
20. 1S(J4.
FOURTH OF Jl'LY, 1H4.
FIRE
Works!
AT
WHOLESALE A HCf All
S A U K S
The Larg«it Stack ever brought
U Im,r«aprl9iig
AT CHICAGO PBlCEt.
Flags
\«him lp
of
evorv
kind!
farpedo and Fire Craeker
c^u^srs.
,4 ft ii
fruits. tonferHotter^*r.,
0OLI
PEXX,
faih-ry. Miereonropie l'leww,
*hr
nrd'h::
,ind thov*t)nh
'. U ft. 7f,t
(.ir.llilfl*
Sn.
1, sound,
plump and dry, *7 do. No. -I shrunken. SC,
OATS.
—No. 1, ch-uii and sound, 00 dg. No. A,
imp i:nd not clean, 1-j.
:oo au in ft-
-'j.v4
HORSKS
L.OOO
CAVALRY HORSES «A\TED
MMRDIITII.V
AT
Smith'H Ms i very SHibte
For which
tlic
JACOB WASHBURN.
DAT*VIV.-.-,
And Dealer in all kiodt of
Tobaccos, Pipes, Fancy Articled,
AC., AC.,
ho, ft Ea*t Secoad Ntrrct,
r»AVF\ronT, 10.
C, TEGELER,.
laiptrter, Dealer A Rectifier in
Foreign St Domett if
I O S
AND
RECTIFIED WHISKY.
No. 3 4 Main Street,
Sd door below tile National Hank, Davenport,
Iowa. apr^.'
J. LORENZEN,
SI Harrlmia b«-t. 4*1 Ac S«1 «tr*«t*,
Or! A I.Ki' IN
China Ware,
Earthen Ware,
Glass Ware,
W PIUI. JLLL^
"'ifCF-y™* .v-*wrf- w,^
pi'i'i'i'i'i*
PI'I'PPPW*
PP
i KPI'PPPI'
rpFpppp
PFF
irp
ppp
A.i
AA AA
A A .i V
A A A A A A
A.V* 'AA
AA ii
AYS
Mat TH, ".Sh4. ry3'-!"m
C. TECELER,
Importer and Manufacturer
OF CHOICE
8 E A 8 1
of «'i.
N~0.
highest mar*
ket price will
lie
paid.
Cutlery, Ac.,
Guaranteed tn *11 eoofls a*cheap as any house
wrest HI t:hieaifi. Call and examineny toek be
r«- pio coasina els.-v. here. my iS-d-3ni
v y y
tPhotoy, raphit Kootns
Jliin and Sttond St
PHOT
HJItA
1'IISA AM I iKOT
YPK8
Taken in the higUest style of the art.
Particular attention ven to Margin# from OUT
l)a iin eotvpes aiiJ AIII.JI utypen ol liuci-aaed per*
nous an I einl-lri n. myii-d***
Uritiag Papers aai Eivtlapes
Af W II O I.K S A I, K,
AND
AT Tin, CASH PKICES.—
saniplcp-ekngeaif d*^.
.t 7 |V I |*M» l.nke Hi.. t:inaim» llliji
Day Boarders.
(iKMEtl UK VS CAN I1EAR
ncellent opport onty to obtaili ta ard
tipM tidying to this olhe*
1.-4 SOl'TH WATi.H
111. P. »». liox 'jo.-1.
i n property in «»ore.
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Pt'PP.Vi'P
PP.' PP
PPPPPPPP
PlVr'l'i'p
PPl'
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iiilvan. 1 «made
...rK- .".If
uTi»AI.xi:I.I..
COAjfeat-SIO.V
MM I A Mi !'kt I. l'CF Kit'"HAN'T.
!or Herring', Sat.- utid Fiiiibatik-'
rk-a1^*, lly.li siuiie I'enieiit. I'la«t.*r I'uri# mid Hui-.
NO. HiOV: STUKKT.
l)«T. npcirt, |i.-m, nn !4-.jtf
MERCHANT TAILORS.
READV-MADE
Jj
COST PRICK TO I! VII Oi
A N Z E Y E
Second *tn*vt—dnor t»l V:it i• »eiii| Bank.
A iLsse* flieuT e
PEXTS' n u.MsiiiMi ou.s, uors'
CLOTHlN'l. f'.MTlIS, ASSI
KICKS. SillKTS,
STOCKINGS,
wllieh W.I sell at t!.. Iie.-t ri-uvjiiaWe ptiee*.
.Custom W
ork
Done at ail times ar:1 warranted th» be*t, rnn*t
durable and clie.spent. All wiio want the b"«t
and I'heiipe.t good* 11111*1 coo.i- lo
"!!'•'i:,n
v
__KRA VZ MKVER.
NKW STORE!
John Bartemeler
RKMOVKD HISsTOi-K OF GOOliS
-.kJin Block, on St-eoni! street, bet
haiti Hie! Marnson stre. i«, wlwre be has ep.-ii.-d
a NF.W CI.Ol illNti S'l'ilKI., i" -1 will k -p c«u
stantly en
*,ta
jfiM.J ii-'oi im* ot of
JOB* aoa-tar.
HORNBY A McCLELLASQb
U I K i
MAN'U. ACi Ki-US OK
Sa«li, Dears, Biiatfs, MouWiags,
a k e
i
15 CENTS PER WEEK.
WALL
Above the Post Oftloef
»f
atJt*n.noru stock
CllAK. klimudok,
Real Estate & roriit, u« i^nt.
DU'tXPliUT, IflWA.
Will •tfittfi I "I.1' It ••fnily t9
Buyiaf At Kelliug ICcal lliitat^ 1
I'ollrrlioii* of nil Mntk
A Y K O A E S
.N'-sotiiilin? I.tiiii's.
Unking .4b»lrn-«
RENTING HOUSES ANO FARMS,
••Iiiwinjj
A
l.
Sce-.i
N I U E K 2 0 2
::KR^ RtlCiU.tRiai
K!"" it tK fit 11,1 144
ItJt'i B*t
£RK F:E k.UitK.tlt'ltt
K-: it i
J: It.ft KitH
Et
K E
CEASF.
J'EF'-:-'
Riii Kita
RRR
NOW OPENED, AT
PLUMMER'S
NO. 50
Brady Street,
•up
"!tf
fl
Si
1!!! I
or
PAPER HMOIA6S,
.tmoti* Which
IIVII
be Found
BROW\ BUNKS, WHITE BLANKS, SATIXS,
BRONZED SATINS, STAMPED C.'OLD
PAPERS. FIG
FRED SHADES,
MW.r MiMDE*. UitsT FMtOMTMB,
All the Above at very Low Price*.
COMMISSION. STOVES and TINWARK.
Hpl I
fo-- »1?S
Produce & CommisNiou Merrhaut,
*o. 4 acna iT.-s' ni.'K T. LKVKK.
CASH PRICK FOR ALL
1111Srv pr iflnee, boMer. et ^, etc.
Iloat .stores III A:I'. s on liiimi. limsitii'i vlls on
romini«sion. niyiidtf
1*7 H7p^\H K S
o u e I I o k
Pkimi-iHUHHKST
Htoren 1 StovPH
MILI4S & WASHBURM
No. 56 Brady Street
Nearly oppimte l'o»t office,
AVI: IN sToni: AND ARI: RKCEIVINO
the lurg.-.t i.nd lw,t a««oitnctit of
II
PARLOR. COOK 8 HEATING
STOVI'JS,
that can b» purchased in ihe #a«tern market.
M. 4 VV have the exrlu«ir* ,al» fcir
i
SANFORD'S
OT 11 ^sTO ^Celebrated thallcage Dealer I
one of th«* mo«t "coBomkal i iv»ntion, »v«-r pen
dui-ed, and tor couTenk-itcv aad couifort tiu
•Ijlial.
The nnrifalled
Triampk,
Parts!
Mi,
ih fSitli Hnttor nev*r
a*»W F«rnl»hl..* (Mfe,
t'lotbe* miele t'l ..rI'-r --r: ,1.i. l««t lietiee, Midi ROOM JSTOVKJJ
Wa riiitefl t. sill'. Call nn ..••• »i». sepMlr
1
lS Mra«lv and .'dain. mukes to .tillerand in the
best style, MKN ANO HOYS' I'I .OT HI NO c-l
every «ie»« ri|iU"ii, Til" fullest Siitiflaeiion j»'iar-
anti- d. I-o!i*. it frciii my olil u-t -mer,tbeireon- Britani* fi«0la, f.'orl Hodl^
tinuta^-e ofputronaxe. 'I,eUve ilera. uiy^x Totip", Shovels, Pvkers,
A. niLi.i:R,
liUAll I S'i'KEKT, 1JKLOW SEC-
V evp» conatautly on hand and make*
d* r.
Cicala', Beys' aad fklldreaV
Li.Ol'ltiNl ol lie: llw!' -i
ibat cit.i.w i-iil t*. sni!s I.ii.. r..l
^atro-ja^e rei*|M*tiriili ».ika»il. |n.y2t-dly
n, *C.
Var. Maia a
UnrMkpoet, Ioinh iwtt'l
Iroa Gal«»
a:id ether favorite patterns rat OXLV b* obtaHl
el at 11:11s iuel WuililMrn •.
r?r very xtore ^uarantii'd to give Mti»fnlW
or.liii money rctuude'i.
Tliey alao keep the eeflfcriW#
E S a
ITITIN,
ttt Ifedft e-. ery tiiii-rf in
l"**
I e a n n o I M- surpasxerf. tV e invite !n«-ertion aad
.IOII1 JOItD lf. defy r»mp*-Wtiin. Atv.nbaod stork «i
O. IS WKST ^ECO.vn STfii'KT. HKTWEEN i
kes to cider and in the Timr^rc, Jnppancd and Porcelain War%
Chamle-r S^ts, !rntsh-d Watt,
4
::n.
¥t Jgr*,
Tla, Capper, & Sbcct-lren War%
mar.ufaetni ed to r-ler on kliorl noti**,
O I N a
of ail k4a.l1* pr .iijifl v attended to, Sail awl tC
atniie o.».il,. ..otl :. 1 aj e prioefl.
0c!7dntJ.
K E W A W A E S O K S
.1. A. I VI^POBT,
ff altf in li»'ilvi=rr. Iron a»:4 .NiiU Faii^
I in? Ijr.plrsnents of nli ainds,
tJ4i
Shtlf and Jti'i./.» 11,'nhrt.r*, /'i.cttl tfd
TuUt Cutt *'*'1-
12 Brntfy Street, hetweet Fitrf had
SreofMF
tjlAR.Maeuiiuliy,
LKS OF Sl'OTT COtrfrTT *xl» SUILD
1
fAr BuildinM -*-. »rt (Mirticnlarijr in,Hwlt«Mll
Contractors Tor BUIKIingS and examine Ciy stock of gooda be bee
0/ Etrrf //.», /7 /1
ir.|f el«*wbere.
S O A A O
4|a«ek hOm aataMll
••lotto, ondtfatm te^NRfh
oat. AUignatfawamaladjNAaar^praaMaai,—
Itmwuber UM. place and «w
a eafc, .T.
w-
.if
Ui
JJ1. OAVMMna^