Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], June 25, 1864, Image 1

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CITY LOTS# r-
Ihrrtltag *«MM MMPM
Boyghtt Sold and
Htnie Lots fbr Sale*
A CI real BmrftlB.
JV« 4ft. Those eligible building lots C«r
twelfth and Hock Island stre.-ts, Oeing Wl Wl
front on south side 12th street, and 150 feet on
•Ml side of llock Hand street.
Tbo sbvvf i* i vrrjr lio« locstioa: PHW V€iy
low terms uncommonly easy—» small
of cash DOWN balance UD lung term of year# at
low rate of int«-re*t.
Mo. 41. l.ot on Hradv street, went side, S« reet
front bv K.:. bet deep—price very low. Wpv*
Brut lor tli* lot
Nos
th* lorn***
fur a trrm ot yirt nt *r l*r
Ho yi tin hrady stre«t, )'f teit front by 160
feet dci fenced. I'riee *1'J l*i trout foot.
•No. S. On Third street. lot No. Parker's ad-
ditiou'corncr loi,) pr..
No Four house l"t« in Davison A Tfuc'a
addition firm each. Terms ewy.
«1 'A'i,
Thirty bouse luU in SUflilr
ke*rs addition *1'-' to firm each. Teriue easy.
(More for wale.
Jfo 47. One on 4th St ju-t. a«t
of
Brady St.
fio. 4-i. Four oil 4tli St., mirUmlroad
bridge.
5o i .-,. i Also, furnished suite* ol room* for
tingle gentlemen.
rirstclMM Bonsr* for
No
4.
Heat
We arc ready engage to rent or
to
home* now building)*to be ready for
ID
Mil
occupancy
Ms. ur June next-plans ol which may be
KM at our ollit
Nlorc ftr Rent.
No. M. Tbe nest store mid bavineal, in Me­
tropolitan tym k, now ooeupi-d by Mack A Co.,
(150 I'eet deep.)
Iloasrs tor Hale.
No l' 111 Molmc. tit., a 'wo-Story Brick «Wel
IAK house, with lot
by
.No.
t. et,eor
Lyndeand
Ann St*. The house it In ifoo.l condition, now
fenif»d iciveu in ^dHvi (Tbelivvie.
cost V« I'riee ol house nnd lot, fl.fc** one
Uird cash balance on long tune ul low interest
So. A hrii'k dwelling lionsc mi h-Sd St.
gl
Mi
f60ii
eaah, rest on
tun.-
at per cent.
J,-,, ti„. ,-itiiti' now owiu-d and occupied
by Ui'o. S C. I
low, Kaq..being the dwelling bouse
nnd threw lull lots, Iroiiimx «oiith upon «tli Ht.,
corner ol Knrniiiu Hti.-ct. Thin house is in per
fect rrtmir, havint{ been titled up l.v tho owner
fcr hirnselt Th' I'ntiri! arriiii(jtiii«ut of the house
is tastiiul »ml foiniilete. Tlie view from this
t»lsr is iinsur|ii-is«'l. Trrm« easy.
0". Friuiu' ruitat:' linu.se on
S^. Brick
krr
Third atreet,
la Green's addition. I'rico, |4»y.
No.
hoiwe and lots, southeast
No. llouble bouw west side of
corner
cor-
of 4th mid Main St*., known a*Thorlngtones­
tate. l.'.o It. front on -ach St. I'rice f.,'*Hi,
No.
may
remain for a term of vein s at a low rate of
interst
3'.'. Frame dwelling house, south
l^ffiit,
side 8d
enst of Warren St., and lot.
I'rice,
l'erry St.,
of l'-'th street. I'rice.
BBV
Two-third*
remain on mortgage at |«-r
cent.
No. 'J. Frmiic IIOHS4* sule »trc®t, one
Bile west of llriulv street juice, l,oW. Two
thirds inav remain on inorlgu^e at six per cent.
No. 1. "New frame house on Ilrady street (a
•enteel residence. I'riee,
No 11 Valuable hou:»e with
acres
of land
well stocked with fruit of all kinds, with stable,
carriage luuiH«\ ci»\v htabii*, wn^on
fthmi cisurn, two wrlls, jmftture, orchard ind
young GR«»V"' -the whole J»1 K U well leiicea anu in
$5,0011.
Ntor«*is for H«lr.
5. o valuable stores, well ruuted easy tCTBW
Wetmore'i Addition.
row
laid "IT into lots (of nil prices) and they
•re readv for sale on very easy terins and at low
Mires. House l.ots, Store Lots, archouscI4&
Fmrmn
Waated.
We want to purchase improved farm I
190 acrea each.
9 miles lvom
room',
and cellar.)
0
bv feet,) spriug,
MI80
Farm* for Hade* n
iTf 25. aores, all
improved and
undar
the citv, with excellent
house, (9
wood house, w^sh house, barn
two
wells, cistern,
orchard
trees, apples, pesws, peaches and
ice f-J.'W cash,
|*rii
years.
No. 17.
No. 5!4 12"
cherries)
balance trn a tern of
apart 1
80 acres, fenced, a part improved _##•
ie
e
Inga part of Margaret Noel's land,
Vnver's jj'are. Tliis place is aduptei
cd
for a gar-
dan or grapery, price $ 1,500c
No. is. ho "acres, all nuprtiredandnnaer Knee
with house, at Hickory Urotro. Price $1JW
One-therd cash. ... «*_
acres nnimproyed lan«
200
near
W-
rnnt, at #1'.' per aer--. V» cash, balance in fire
•ears at ton pejr cent.
a1- 4o «cre«,
I
mile? from the coy,
aijcremainand
Aniuup road, aft irtiftyoypd and UMOOT
th hourc stable. I rice $1,800, two
nav for a term of years to suit too pur-
acres in I.inn County, (60 improved and
•Bder lenee.» I'rice ^'h
No. 12. 12^ acre" near Walcott, (CO UlVfU
under fence 1 with house price $1,300.
acres in Poweshiek t.o* at acrfi
40i acres in Iowa county at $" per Wilf-
f040acres
jfiu icres in *lous county nt $1 per afcr*
icres in Clay county at
$1
per acre.*
in Hancock county at$i per aoro,
looo acres in Winnebago Lo. at $1 per aor*.
KHK.1acres at $1 L"'R acre.
ftRNj acres at cents per BCTtJ il.
Kit* acres in Tanta countf.
ItH.' acres id Story county.
fiA acres in Winneshiek Co. at per acre.
*r.i
j0 acr.» in Urundy county at $2 per a£e,
acres In BntWconnty nt $2.*o per acre.
®o-0 acres in Mower «., Minn, at ISO per acra
$4a acres in Houston County at t'-' W per acre,
FIRE INSURANCE.
ftoili lire lararaicf
Itlutlc Fire Imruw
iiair Fir* Iuwimc €4^
OP NEW YORK. ...
City Fire iBMraiec C#4
OF HARTFORD, CONN.|
ipriiffteM lire hflvuee €*,%
OFSPRIXOFIELD, MASS.
IIFE INSURANCE.
CMBMtbat life Isssraae* (•,
Xstas Lift IssaraaM C*
OF HARLFORD, COJfR
IswTsrkUfe
•sNritf lift
OfWtW TOM
fHALtSwltiA"
hn »t
||AILY DEMOCRAT.
0O^ HO ST Part Kow, NewTnk
lilt
I a,
»ra mm saian InthsaeeWo
—lj" take atfverUseaeotsaaf istisrlp-
"yjr.* at o«r lowest rales,
www, ta ^artuiu street, Chlraco. Is *aa
recetto (4NMHMSU Ibr tfalu paper.
IOOAL VTIMS.
BUT yotar hair prcpantions and toilet
Ipod* at Onbbe'i, u«4«r the Le Claire
1
Tas Evi AND £AH.—We shook! advise
fennma afflicted with defective sight atid
hearing to consult Dr. Gardner, the akilful
Oculist and Aurist, at the Burtis llonse.
Moat of thoae elegant annuner hata just
opened at Farrand's. Hats, caps and straw
goods at wholesale, a» cheap a* can be
bought in Chicago.
SIVMEB ooato, MI miner
Teat* and sunnier goods generally can
nd in erery variety at Sam Perrr'a oppo
ill the Post Office.
CoxtKG.—Madata Anna BLihop ia on her
way here, in company with Mis* Lftuial
Biahop and Mr. Sedgwick, and proposes giv
ing our people another grand vocal and in*
atrumental concert in the course of a IW
days. .She will be heartily welcomod.
TIIK Rev. Geo. F. Magoun, formezly Pas
the Congregational Church of this
will deliver a lecture before the Train-
School Convention in this town, on
the 28th inst., in compliance with
ifltitatiun. It will doubtless be deeply in
teresting and instructive, and wc hope to see
a good attendance.
OOTID BrsiNEaa.—We counted twenty
teams coming off from the ferry boat this
morning at one trip, and a large crowd of
passengers.- The boat is piling the
greenbacks by the cord. Well, Capt. Rob
inson is a good fellow and we advise those
going Ift Rock Island to go on his boat.
Ot'R DCTY.—It is the duty of every citi
r.cn of Scofe county to encourage Joseph
Shields in his woolen factory enterprise,
lie mamiliictures cloth that no one need to
be ashamed to wear, and to neglect to pat
ronize him operates against the best interest
of our city. Let it not be said that such
an improvement lacks for patronage suffi
cient! to sustain it handsomely.
SENT L'r.—James Vrootnatis, for stealing
a horse from a neighbor, was bound over
yesterday, by Squire Wheeler, in the sum
of
$5tX),
to appear at the November term of
the District Court, to answer for thus disre
garding the laws of the State of Iowa. Not
being able to raise that amount, he wa ad
mitted to the county boarding house, where
he ii now permanently located.
THE ETE AND EAR. Persons suffering
from diseases of these delicate organs should
avail themselves of the opportunity now
offered for obtaining relief, by consulting
Dr. Gardner at the Burtis House. We can
safely recommend the Doctor as a success
ful practitioner, who will fulfill all he under
takes to perform.
SUBSIDED.—For the matter of five straight
days we have had a sample of weather that
would tlo honor to the tropics—the thermo
meter ranging up to 94 and tf in the shide.
Fortunately, however, a check has been put
upon tho clerk's enthusiasm, and this after
noon the parched and dusty face of nature
rejoices in a good washing.
Tin banner still hangs upon the outer
waH." The cry is still they come." The
masses of the people come and daily fill the
atorc of Maas Jb Ifyer to the extent of its
accommodations. The stock on hand is of
such rare excellence that we invite special
attenton. \jow so much can be given for
so little, is more than anybody excepting
this firm can tell. There is no humbug
about them—they give you good goods at
low prices. Store, No, 11 W. Second st.
PnoTooRAPBBBa' DEPOT.—Our friend and
fellow citicen, I. N. Cook, has established a
Photographers' Depot, on Brady street, be
tween Second-and Third, where he proposes
to supply the profession with every article
ceqi^te ta the photographic art, at Chicago
prices. He will also keep a food variety of
Albums, and declares his intention of sell
ing them twenty-five per cent, cheaper than
any other hawse in the city. We hope he
will receive a liberal share of patron$g^.
To* HASTES .—Wheat is now ripening
fast, and immediately after the 4th of July,
the harveat season will commence and the
largest crop ever harvested in Scott county
be gathered. The prospect is that wheat
will not bring less than $1.50 per bushel
this fall, which will be equal to about 05c
in specie. Farmers who are in debt have
(be beat chance they will ever see to get out.
No matter if wheat goes up to three dollars
per bushel, and greenbacks down to twenty
cents on the dollar—every dollar ia legal
tender for a hundred cents, and debts can
be easily wiped out that way.
RATHn Rica.—In one of oar churches
last Sabbath morning, before service had
[omaa—aed, the worthy parson waa the eub
ject of hearty coagratalatico among his
parishenen, on account of the ffcet that the
(lay previous he had bucome the lather, for
the first time, of a "precious baby." These
friendly greetings were moat heartily ac
kaawlodged, and as a matter of course, in
Tiew of the happy event, the audience ex
jMcted a aermon aboondiaf in joyftilneaa
ihi mafcilhfrg, bfct hgr anoniahment
imagined flpn diisi 111m J, upon
ilfbk ih. wikk ,nd an'
il
Ax ficnvm Isnomor.-Thi rush
of travel by the Ferry boat since the bunt'
ing of the Bridge, and the .dauger to ped
estrians from the rnsh and hurry of teams,
has induced our worthy Mayor to make
some very important improvements at the
landing. It coming to his notice that eome
children had barely escaped being run over
ait that plaee a day ar [two ago he eaufced a
a low guard fence to be put up outside of
the foot-walk, on both sides, extending from
the landing nearly up to Front Street, which
prevents teams from departing from their
proper line of travel, thus keeping the foot
walka dear. Furthermore at his suggestion
the Ferry company has employed a police
man to stay at the landing and whose duty it
is made to have teams as they arrive to go
on the bant, take position in single file, and
the order in which they arrive, so there is
no running by nor collision of any kind,but
everything is kept in perfect order. Mayor
Lowry deserves credit for thia providing
against seriout calamities of which the pub
lic was constantly in danger at that place.
A DODGE THAT DON'T WI*.—One of those
patriotic gentlemen known as substitute
brokers, all the way from New York, made
his appcarancc in our town a short time
smcc and commenced operating on the
members of the Veteran Reserve Corps,
with a view of making a good tiling. The
authorities became acquainted with the fact,
and Mr. Broker was informed that his filia
tion was not meeting with universal ap
proval—in fact, there was nobody about the
country who favors the plan of sending men
out 6f this State to fill up the delinquencies
of any other State. We have all we can at
tend to to fill our'Dwn quotas* and are not
helping Eastern States out of the draft ae
troch tut we were.
Cirwhtrlfo. 33k
DEAFNESS,
1" ,]r '-i
[COPT.J
WAR PEPAliTMEtT,
ADJUTANT GKNEKAI.'S OrrirE,
Washington, April H, 1 HV4.)
I. So much of War Department General
Orders, No. 105, of
1803,
as forbids the
discharge of any man upon surgeon's cer
tificate of disability, who may be fit for ser
vice in the "Vet. Res. Corps,'' is so far
modified as liot to include enlisted men
tfho have less jtten six (f 1 mouths to serve.
II. Enlisted tnen tuanyferred to the Vc
apran Reserve Corps, who may Itave served
more than two years, and who desire to re
enlist in that Corps for three years, may do
so, and will be paid ttt& bounty for former
service, a provided by existing orders of the
War Department.
Fnrlougha not exceeding thirty days may
be granted to men re-«niisting in the Veter
an Reserve Corps, at the discretion of the
proper Commanding Officers. Men who
rercniist in the Vet. Res. Corps will bo
credited the same as other troops, but are not
entitled to any bounty or premium from the
United States for such re-enlistment.
By Order of the Secretary of ar
[Signed] E. I). TOWNS FD
Assistant Adjutant General,
MS* WEEK MORE.—The Army of the PE
toiuao is not yet inside of the walls of Rich
mond. There were several bets made
among some of our citizens that Geu, Grant
would eat his4th of July dinner and smoke
his 4th of July pipe in the rebel capital.—
He may do so yet, but it is hardly probable
and those who have been foolish enough to
take risks better compromise or get an ex
tension.
noises in the head, difubargd^
from the ear, and all operations in aural and
opthalmic surgery performed by Dr. Gard
ner, Oculist and Aurist, of New York, at the
Burtis House.
PHOTOGRAPHS, ETC.—The place to procure
a really splendid pltfrtftgrllph or ambrotypc
is at Ohnstead & Co.'s, on Brady street, be
low the Auction store, east udo, and also
in Hill's new block, on Brady, between 3d
and 4th streets. They are masters of their
profession and warrant perfect satisfaction.
Give them a call. jnc20d2w
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOB SAI,B.—The
subscriber offer* for sale, on reasonable
terms, his former res\cleaUe, corner of Ele
venth and fcnvdy streets. If not sold the
above property will be for rent on the first
of July next.
Also for sale cheap 4 Lots in Mackin
tosh's Addition to Davenporik
For further particulars enquire of
jnelS CtfAa. K. Purw*.
SGA^LS I SOAWLS!—A splendid assort
ment at Whiaicr's. Mozambique Shawls,
Challie Shawls, French Merino Shawls,
Cashmere Shawls, Silk Shawls, Brocha
Shawls.
c.
aavrKfi son,
Oaeeesaers to A. F. Maat.j
NoF
S4 UCliire R*#,
Whvlcailc
K ftetsil
CNfteflMNi ii4 News Inlen*
IV.
7"KBP COMSTAlllliT OX HAND A LARGE
nnd well selected assortment of
ferelg* *jfr« DMBMIIC Fralta,
CANNED FKUITS
JtateiMty C«M»M, FigS, JTMlf,
OitngM, Lemons, $.?,
Also every variety of
MiUlwyi, taWfwn Pearib,
Perfaafepleai
MOTTHAPHIC ALNMS,
Bttiktfy Jte.
Pa-
.Kafasiaea, Cfctca«o ft
P«*w alwayt aa
Call aad ev—iac ow roods,
undersold thia aide
at
Ohi&go.
We won't
w. F. HQSS, A|«i|*
HOM* MMUXOI co., OF NEWTH|I
Cqdtal, 9t,Oee,OW Asaatu over |S,000,009.
BA«^PfpDFiBBlH8.C«^
ABMMI D. Mio.
•QiJiTAau
hum
«It. v. V4JM4*i
V''
nBumAJOft aociifr,
fMar Muifcaa.
CIRCULAR
ADJUTANT (MINERAL S OFFICE, i
tin#
r.i
Jli'wroitT, lows, June 2.5,18M.
The following ia published for the information
of tbe public, and all persona aA hereby aotiCed
that recruiting in thia for the aredit of
another State, under any pretense whatever, ia
eipresaly forUidden bjr the War Department, and
thisHRee.
A«r
a .23?
K. B. BAKER,
iJ
Adjutant General of Iowa.
*M
ui ill Ini i
•an
Wh ipplc. Captain I'.unplK'll,
K
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iflBCUkAR No. IS.]
TV.VR DEVARTMEtV, i
Pitoroffr MAMIII. Omt.a'i Omcs, i
Washington, April 27th. 1861.
[•atrset.]
6. Men who enlist or rc-enlwt in the Veteran Be
serve Corps will be credited to the quota of the
district from which they enlist, the sanie as other
troops but are not entitled to any bounty or pre
MWH (fin lt»iisitil States for such enlistment*
JAMKS B. FRY,
I'rorost Marshal Oepera!.
%AR
DEPARTMENT,
raevos* MAK-HM, GKMRIIAL'S omck,
»•". Washimfton, 1. -C., June 81,1W4.
CIKCCLAR No. S3.
fUxtract. I
if
It. Circular jfa. 1#, dated May Nth. MM, waa
ssued
to accommodate persons actually absent
from their rt «iIeii-e,
and who, being themaelves
liable to mUltarj
duty,
might
desire
substitute, without being
to furnish
put to the inconven-
ience of returuiag to their Stales or homes to do
so.. Il i* not to be eunntrm-J, or vttd, at authort-
ting rorvitimg fur tin Army, Sar/ i,r Mm-un'
Corps in io iitaU for the credit of another
tkr*j.igh broljr* pr other nine,
lit HM lTKMS.
The popular tmiii and jiussengpr packet James
Mean*, Captain Jerry Wood,
will
d'-part
for
iMKjiic nnd way points Monday ut 7 o'clock. K.
M. I'rettyman, ngcut
Tlie
fav.n ltc mail and
passenger packet Jennie
will
depart for Fori
way
jioiuts Monday
morning
•/, Duren|Mirt Markets,
at
Mndion ami
7 o'clock. Lemuel 1 ai khurst In the office.
Tilcbein, agent.
E. A.
The Northern Line packet! Canada, Captain
Parker. «ill depart IVr St.
louix
and way points
to-tnorrow mornSnr. Lcn. W. Kldred in the
olliee. R. M. Pr ttvman, a^ent.
COMMERCIAL.
'•mCl! OF TBK I
AVKVI'URT DEXOGBAT, I
Friday
eveniujr, June S-t,
Wheat—N'. I,
well cleaned, round mid plump,
Club, Tea and lialt'na, $1.45 No. 'J, all sound,
not dead enomrli for \. I, 1.^.1 riy'.'Cted, mus­
ty and damp, 110 cunt*.
Baatiflf.—tlo.
COIIN.—Shelled, Ko. 1, sound, plumji aad drv,
95c do. tNn. 1, shrutikeuJB5 in ear. No. sound,
plump
and dry. do Jfo. 2 shrunken,
U\ts.—No. 1, clean uad ^uuud, «T do. No. 3,
damp and not clean, 6-,
VK—I.la.
M'HITK HSATS.—t2.i'"Q9.50.
I'i AXaKen.- 'v.-
Timotht.—ia.5dr(it
CUTVER.—17.""@7.^5,
I'OV ATOSS.—5 L@75.
llt'TTKR—ISC.
jNWia-121^0,
*14
1* Lntabrr Market.
DAVENPORT,May 9.
Fencing $^2.00
Barn llnards S8.K)
Framingfiiulier A Jaistn under 20
ft 2'2 'X)
8^-frot and OWSf23.IH»(^S0-00
Flooring
Sidinir
Fini*!niig,M 35.00$50.OQ
Shinprles,.. i.Ofif.io. 50
Lath &.<'
Clear Hoards and l'lanlia... 85.|XJ54I|.'X)
FIRE WORKS!
AM, Wholesale aad BetaH by
IEI PKE A ato^,
Ko,
AT ('lill'AUO PRICES,
Tli«jr have aa Ksteasive Stock
of Every- Uescrlptloa.
Call and examine Ix foreperchasinj je50-2w
NEW JEWELRY STORES
latfl: .1
«J#
M9% w¥
rtjnst
rAJIJ^IUN
KSPECTFULLY
people
of Davenport, and vicinity, that be
ANNOUNCES
TO TOT
nit
baa opened at his new store, on
rady Ot., first deer ahave M»
careAiUy selected, and very choice
assortment of
"WATCHES, ftKKt
1
W E E
in
"A 'If.Ti Jpi
5!"
^tdoaM u m* mm iNi
in-
embracing every modern sty!e «td pat
em, which
he oBera ut rnaatfcably low figure. Also
Plated and Hitver IVmret
warranted to be of superior quality. By offering
the best quality of (toads, selling at reasonable
prices, and prompt attention to tne wants of the
public ho hopes to merit a liberal patronage.
Call aal Kee way gtach.
S. B.—Particular ntteution given to repairing
Watchcs. iacll-dtf
."hftr *irmy Wmteht*.
ARRANDALE
k
CO., Importers, 107 Broadway
New York, want Agents in everyeounty and everj
regiment, for the sale of their n^w styles of
Watdies. Unusually liberal terms are offered to
ageata. Send for a circular. mygl-dm
I S A O O N
6& We*Vid StKMti
g.twja
B«l
jfrattT IfbBKIKa
Keeps tho
Wines amd M*iqmor«
TQulum W'»i Clgara,ltc.
Guests Waited u o with Wmy aad attention
Give me a *pr16 dtf
«I. OA*TWli«
Manufactures aadSepora
FalrrWi
BlrartliOMee, aad on the
Old or damaged Umhraliaa aad
as goo as new.
il) lw bi"'S
FOURTH OP JULY. IW.
ii w'
Ar
FIRE
V
At^
WHOLESALE 9c RETAIL
S A S
The Lirgtat SUck «w brought
It Uwi,eiR|ri§iM
Fire Crackers,
Torpedoes,
Roman Candles*
Hkjr-roekett,
Wheels,
Flower Po%
Bengali
nor for any other
tlisn the
one herein explained.
JAMES B. FRY,
Provoat Marshal Qencral.
Ltfhts,
Uu-
Flying PLRCONSF
Scrawls,
Pin Wheels,
&c., &e., Ai.0*,
AT CHICAtO PRICES.
Flags of every kind!
T«rp«4« sal Fire Crarktr
OUN8,
M»m EtUnsite Stotkof
Fruits, CoHtfectuHierifH,
IMMEDIATEIT
AT
Smiths Mirer# fifablr
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out to mchtion.
CJtVMMT MOMSKS
LIOOO
CAYALRf HORSES WANTED
highest mar­
ket prlee will be paid.
JACOB WASHBURN.
May 28tli,
1^64.
Foreign
mySO-dlm
C. TEGELER,
Importer and Manufacturer
OF CHOICE
6 E A S 1
lid teller il all kinds of
Tefeaects, Pipe*, Faiejr Articles,
AC., *C.,
Ne^SBant HeeendMreet,
DAVENPORT, 10.
C. TEGELER,
Ittptrter, Dealer 4 Rectifler la
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FIECTFLEB WHISKY.
N o
24 a i n
S e e
2d door below the National Bank, Davenport,
Iowa. aprA'
J.
LORENZEN,
SI aarrlseabet. td dfc etreets,
DEALER IN
Clilna Ware,
Earthen War^
Glan Ware,
Cutlery, &e.,
Ouafaalees to wll goods aa cheap as any honae
west of Chicago. Call and examine my stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere. «ayl5-d3m
WELD'S
I
Photographic Rooms
Oor. Maim and Sfond st*.
PHOTOGUAPHSA AMBKOTYIT8
Taken in tbe highest Style of the art.
Particular attention fiwa to enlarging from onr
Dagurreotypea aad AaihfStypes ol ''cased per
sona and children. mvii(14w
Wrllia| Paper* aa4 Earelepes
A W O E S A E
NO AT LOWEST CASH PRICES***
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
READY-MADE
O I N
COST PRICE TO BE HAD OF-
FRANZ MEYER,
Second
street—first
eafTTH' FCUNISH1NO OOOUS. BOYS'
CLOTH I NO. CLOTHS, ASS1
MEKES. SHIRTS,
STOCKINGS,
which Wtl sell at the most reaaonable prices.
Custom Work
Done at nil times nn] warrentid the best, most
durable and chenpest. All who want the best
and Cheupest gooth must come to
novHdly FKAXZMEYER^
NEW STORE 1
John Bartemeler
Hto
AS REMOVED HIS STOCK OF GOODS
Franklin lllock, on Second atreet, bet.
Kaiu and Harrison streets, where he lias opened
a NEW CLOTHING STORE, aad will keep con
•tantly on hand a good assortment of
Cent*' Famishing Goods',
Clothes
made
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to order on shortest notice, and
warranted to
suik Call and aee me. aeplaly.
JOR^i joaoAM,
NO.vie,"
1^ WEST-SECOND STREET. BETWEKN
Itradv and Main, makeato order and in tbe
best st MEN AND BOYS' CLOTH1NO ol
every dciitTiption, The fullest satisfaction guar
antied. 1 solicit from my old customers their con
tinuance of patronage. Leave orders. ay£t
A. MILLBB,
BRADY STREET, BELOW
keeps constantly ea hand aad
der.
Qeati', Bejrs' wmA ChUdrea's
CLOTHING of tbe best material and in a manner
that cannot fail to give aatisfisctioa. Liberal
patronage respeetfnllv aolicited. [my21-dly
ion •ORNST. t. w. a'auiut
a«CLELUND,
I0KNBT 4
U I E S
MANUFACTURERS OP
SaAf Dmn, Iliads, MiahHifa,
Braekets^ SFt*
Contractors for BuMdlngs
Of Leery IkttrifttOK.
S O & A O Y
Car. ytmimJk Sd atraels,
my!5 Darennort. lows. dwtl
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NOW OPENED, AT
PLUMMER'S
No. 5(1 Brady Street,
Abovetho'^ootOffice,
it MMtjmoTM
Jimiv
STOCK
BRONZED SATINS, STAMPED GOLD
Papers,
fkJBTIJV SHADES, Git,*
All the Abore
COMMISSION.
B. HEINZ,
Prolnce & Connl§si«tt
AYS niOHKST CASH PRICE FOR ALL
?hand.
kinds of Ci.untry
figured shades,
roduce, butter, egg*, ete.
Buys and sella on
llil l+titf
lioat stores alwavs ou
comninisiou.
artich* too numer-
jndr.-tjy4
R. H. PARKS.
roduce Broker,
VTO.
1..I SOl'TH-WATER
property
COMMISSION
.f.TJT
ST., CHICAGO,
111. I'. O. Ii»x 2t0». Ciab advances mad*
on
in
store.
'och7-dly
J.tMEN M. DALXELL,
AND PRODUCE MERCHANT.
A^nit lur lien iug's Safe* aud Fairbanka'
Scales,' llydi aulic Cement, Plaster Paris uutl llatr.
NO.
3
VRON'L STREET,
Davenport, Iowa. myl4-dtf
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PAPER HAJKILFTGS,
Wkieh Witt be Found
BROWN BLANKS, WHITE BLANKS, SATlVly
FROSTED,
at very Low
Merekaaty
4 111 nitows' BLOCK LCVIt.
Prlccs.
STOVRS and TINWARB.
Htwren Stove*
HIIA^S WASHHURK
No.
56
Brady Street
Nearly opposite Post offae,
Htbe
door west of National Bank.
A
good
assortment of
AVE IN STORE AND ARE RECEIVING
largest and best assortment of
PARLOR. COOK 4 HEATING
BTQVES,
that can be
purrha*ed
in
the
eastern rrailwi.
U. have tlie -xclusive side for
S A N O S
IjCelebrated ihalleuge Healer!
one of the most economical inventions ever pro
duced, aud for convenience and comfort aa no
equal.
The unrivalled
mm
They also keep the .eelc^rvted
sec-
^m
»-i
Trhwpk,
L-..
R«RMT|0*K,^
fiist
I
Iru date,
and ether htwll* pstUena «at WiLY L-. rLt«in
ed at Hills and A nshturn s.
(JT very stove K auras tied to give sttiifa'tioj
or tlii money rounded.'
K K K I I
I E N S E A A I O N S
LATE ARRIVALS. 3. A. davbxmrt,
M.
Hertberf
St., Mkrepoliimm M-t,
HAVE8m»d
RECEIVED AND ARE IECBIVINO
every dsy, by lapraee, tbe asoal issirahle
atyleeef
ia which water sever freezes, .rjf
OFFICE, STORE, DINING-ROOM, IiFI UOOM I
NURSERV, HALL, AM) .-.KTTI V(.
ROOM STOVES
esaaot be aurpaased. We invite ias*«eetioB ard
defy competition. Also oa band stock of
Tinware, Jappaned and Porcelain Ware,
Chamber .Setts, Planished Ware,
Britanta Goods, Coal IUde£
Tongs, Shovels, Peksva,
la short everything, in tbe line.
11% Cepper, Aeel-lrn^Wirt,
mannfhetared to order oa short notice. if
W O I N
of all kind* pTcmptly attended to. Call and ea
saline mods and learn ahe prices.
oclTdwtf.
N BW|H AUD WARE STORE
SL O ., 1 Bealer ia Hardwirr, Ires AN flails FAM
fig ImplmCBtS of all
8Mf *md iBtii
SMf *nd
TtdU
If Brady Street, betweet VW*t aaa&eawd* t.
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aa« generally, w wlii^Silj ffipltoeall
Mi^.aaainSae my oT «»eds heM*e paftfcaa
ng eu^where. ^jhli-jk aaMI Ms4l aawssll
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