Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], September 03, 1864, Image 1

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INSURANCE A8EM0Y.
JOHN I/. SWITS & CO.,
U U S W I S I I i W k U E K
^lekol*' Hlock, "J' stair*,)
MKCOIIMT.
Improve* & Inlmpwe* Firw,
CITV LOTS,
Hwrlll»K Mohim* 4t NtUPHi
Bought, Sold and Leased.
Mou»e Lots for Hale*
A Urrat ttarffnln.
N'r •9. Those eligible building lota comer of
iein^ lrto feet
ami 150 feet on
r«. mil and i.und «tr
front on south »idc l'-'lh st'e
a-* t'o! Rock Ihland street
i lit- above is a very tine location: price Tory
I- term* uncommonly ea«v -ti winall amount
Of cash dowH-bulm-ce on long t- rni of years at
A ..w rite of interest.
J, ii. !.'•» I'.iuily M:eet, west side, 63 feet
front bv 1«5 fret deep-"pri«»
r0r 1
rrr)
N». 3. On Third slr««-1, •. loi'arit'r'nea
mm. coriu-r lot,) prir-f,
So ,v. Four hoiisf lot-, in lUviMn a True a
ftdditioti ^ir."-ucfc. 'IVnin .-asy.
No* si, i'i, 3'f- Thirir liousw Iota in Nmrma
ker'« i'MtVioii *1"' to i ,-.•»!». Term* rasjr.
Ni. A ViUuuhld w»y lot S. K. form-r of
M«m inid ("olli n1' Avt'iitie
-/'H)
fret on M«in hy
mi, I'..i!-p-
Avi-im*-
miiIv
t-orm
»H'l
i .. ,:icl«ndlog
beautiful i •»•. l'rar
W«*lmorc*M Al«liiioii.
irointnoiily kno«:i a* "l. ri nn-'. I'ui'li,"i
Im now lni«l iut» I.OIm. ol' nil
prl« «, ud ll«y rrady lor
on tor) ca»j ««»rm» nud low
.store I.ot«, Wur. hi.use LotH, Fuctorj
Htore I'OtM Tor Male.
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ol
Ufady Bt.
Nu I'l.ur on ti!i St., t.' "i Kiiili nail U: nl'/e.
I'ii-Ml rltiNN Hon** lor
Nn 4 W'- urr u-u'lv In n ut or to wtH
ho-isi (now
l,..:lli..K
u, Isc rpmty for .x-citpunev
in May or .lnu« next-pUn* ol which may be
in-i'ii at otir ollirc.
No, 66. A No. fnrntsli.-d Kinto^ of room* for
Hin^iv gt-iitl'-iiK-ii.
llonwrM for Sale.
No 10. In Mo'iiuf, 111., a fvo-story lirlek dwel
n« h.iu-C, with lot xo hv U,o f, i-t.ror. I.ymk' und
Ann St*. Tin- hons" is ill j/oimI cii(lition, is now
rcntc-'l noftn"-'ii'ii -riven inSoday*. iThi-house.
i:o*t I'" 'i" Iioum- lot, #I,.V»' one
l|,il,| caih on lonft time ut low iuteri'st
N.» :i. 'A tirii-k (hv.-llini^ house on E-'.'1 !St.
tlVio'i "l oil ln.il- at 3 per c-t-nt.
No. 7. Tin- i -itiiti- now owned nnd oi--npii
by'tii'o. S. f" Ko-.v, i:s.|.,h"in^ the dwelling house
und tun e tuil lot-, fioutmuf N.-uth upon .th St.,
ot Kai ninu stri-i t. 'I hit "iiuum- is in per
feet repair, having heen iilied up by the owner
for himself. The entire arraniji iiieiit of the hotiiic
is tM«ti till end i• .niph-ti-. The view IVain this
plaee is unsiirpasseii. Ti'n.is easy.
No. ii". l-'ranie cottH^'e hoiiso on Third street,
IU Ci /.-n's nddition. I'lic-, ^l"o.
No. :'-H. Mrii k house
uikI
lots, foutheast cor­
ner of Ith and Main Sts., I.umvu asThorin^ton es
tate l.V ft. front on each St. I'riee #'i,o.io, »it may
reamin lora term of ye„rs at a low rate of liiterst
No. Frame house smith Mil.- I'-d street, «iie
inite
Wi
st of I'll aih sti i pri.w, *1,H'»». TWO
thirils inriv l-eint iii on mortj »j e at »i* per cent.
No. 1. New frame hoi-.se on Hrady street (a
genteel residence.i l'lice, ft,'"".
Farm* Hniited.
We want purchase improved farmB fiNHB 6'J
to ICO liei each.
l-'ttriMN lor Male.
|l»No. "5. Kiirh-.v ui-re farm. 1 mile from the
oity limits. 0:1 tin'- wet Alien's (iiniv road, all
Under line cullJTutnm an 1 -iice, «itli ooddwell
ini und'out blinding* well watered, fruit orch
a e -1 i I i e e 5 K
f-J,ooo i-.isli, balance on time to suit.
No. T-'-. T-t ai re fat-in mi th-.- lo\ta City 'I.oeuxt
•treet'road, r. miles trom tiie city, all under in-w
fenw, h-ilt under cultivation, balance basture
and timber land, (ioo t.vo story ftame dwell
ing. with nece.-sary out buildings, etc. 1'rice
|3,^o-. easli.
No, lit'.. Farm of ncr.-s on River rns.! he
tweei'i I'rineeton and l.eelmre lf.rje orchard,
:lwelli!iic, bum and it liouses. 1'rice $2,50"
U rush, balence on time to suit.
No. 70. One K.oacre farm in CleonaTownship
»bout -i miles north of Fulton and Durant sta
lions 011 the M. .'i M. liailroad, all improved and
inder fence and «'tl» Koul1
ul"»
peraeie.
No. 7:!. One other 10'' nere funn situated near
the uboTc, with like improvements. f-.a per
1 mtp.
No. S4 12" acres uniniprored land near I»u
I rant, at #1" per acr^. )4 cash, bnlance in live
,'ears at .m per cent.
'Jon u, res in Linn County, (50 improred and
I jnder fence.» I'riee ^1.J^easli.
No. 1-1. 1/ unes near VYuleott. (t'.O tmroved
|»nd un.ler fence 1 with house price$1,'JO".
lio.io aorcs in I'owesiiiek l.'o at $."per acre.
400 acres ill Iowa county at $.'1 per acre.
2'.ii." ai^ es in Sioux county at .f I per acre.
l"4o -teres in Clav county at £1 per acre.
9«o acres in Hancock county at $
1 per acre.
loon acres in Winnebago Co. Hfl per Acre"
(i
in acres at per acre.
acr.-s at per acre.
#-jo acre: in Tama eo.inly.
12" acres id Story county.
goo acres in Winneshiek Co. at per acre.
4"i acres 111 (Jrumly county at per acre.
6 111
s in It 1 it I. county at per acre.
$IIOO acres ill Mower co.."Mmii, at 2..o per arre
64" acrcs ill Houston Comity at per acre.
5"0 ih'i'ti 'iiv iiii t/ni) ^S'vUt covntyat ^.
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A Rare lliisiitesw 4'liaucf.
|i14... hi .. Ukvkkm. consisting
^f l»t V i 1 mils, tiroccrics, Uardwai c, Hats and
laps.'Moots utulShoes, for sale or exchange for
eal pi jierty. This stock was selected in lie
etiibei last at low prices frisji Jobbers, and is
kH'ereil tor sale on account ol \tu* failing health
If its ovtrner. It can lie bought
lain.
I E I N S U A 5 0 E
kggrPK*tc Capital #I.I50,0h,
llartford Fire lnsurauce C#.,
OK HAUTFOKI), CONN.
Mx Fire lasurance €o^
OK NEW YOUK.
Itlaniic Fire Insurance C%
OK NKW YOKK.
iar Fire lnsnrance Co.j
New 01 k.
[••e Insnranee €o*t
New Haven.
Ipringfleld Fire Insurance Co.,
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
IFE INSURANCE.
(gresitte Capital #10,0©0,00».
necticut Life Iisurauce fly
Hart lord. Conn..
itai Life Insnranee
OF HARLFOUD, CONN.
Ytrk Life lasBriace
New York.
It Life Iasuraace
New York,
Jeha I.. SwltN 4c CeM Agtot
NICKOLLS' BLOCK, 8EC0SU 8T
[fleeovr Column of Adrer
snta, Embracl n ^otlier
r« la Uaietle*
jPAILY DEMOCRAT.
».M
Pttisbiu.k Co No 8T l'«rVr.o«,X.ir York
and fi Stair «t
tet, B»t«n.»r-
tboricil tu
ur in lliose
ok''» lv«rti*:uicauaat kulmcrii..
lk.li" 1'ir u« our lowe-t rate*.
II Cciitu, i»S IMiriH-.rn «*r*et, Cliic»gn. |g
and are autli-
DAILY
aa-
atlver! ii Mnt, tor tlil,
i|kt.
IVrniN of HaWrlptioa Tor
I)
I-: MOCRATi
ON AKD AFTER JULY 4,1M*.
•r
mail
Om
vear
Wnb*tllnl*N
Pav
win for the I"' «••'"'.'/ tob-tibl wi't Vi.W
term uf "tr* ill ms ]nf out.
No 2^. On Hri»-lv I'. 'fn,V f«*«t hy K/)
let r. iirr.l. "I'rirr 12 I»rr front loot.
an
Si Mot 4
Thre" Mouths
One Month
wumMtr t*
*nr*rrrn.
t.2$
:s
Xo paper sent lonce.-t han pan] tor.
I Y U S U I K S
Will He furnished brthi- Carrier .t 2r»- per week.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Wanted.
V e will piv (ho folhjwin^ 1ountit's toex
ftnpls frotn draft, who majr enlist u Sub
Kitnta, at our ofKcc
For three years' serrico,
do two d» :ioo
do one do 20ft
Ton Dollars will be pail to any person
bringing us anexct pled Substitute.
J01IN L. SWITS & CO,,
Ho. 1 Nifkolls' Block, np stairs.
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
1 1 E I U I S
AT
$ 2 0 0 E A
To fill the balance of the Fourth Ward quota.
Gall upon «lolm M. Day,
At the office of Lane A Day, directly opposite
the Post Office. aui{30
(Jrabbo keeps the beat stock of hair prep
anuions to lie fouml in the city. Also toi
let goods of all kinds.
Tub Draft.—It
In view of the roinin co!l winter and
the probable increase in the price of cloth
ing, call at Krauscs now and order your
suits, lie has a complete stock—sells low
ard warrants satisfaction. His new goods
ive arrived.
Lost—$5 Rkward.—This morning a sil
vertobacco box, with the initials "T. M. A."
engraved on the lid. The above reward will
be paid, if left at this olRce.
Sept. •'}—dtC
RaBE
at
yrtU bar-
Sronr.—The lovers of KB* sport
will be delighted to learn (Iiat tWo fast
horses, owned by citizens of Davenport,
hare been ttcheil, and will trot mile lu-ats
to wagons, best two in three, this evening
at the Fair Ground track. This is the first
sport of the kind of the season, and will
doubtless be extensively attended.
Raii-koad Improvemlnts.—The work or
macadamizing the road bed of the M. &
M. railroad through our city has been com
menced, a ul will probably be completed
this Fall. The unfinished pier that was
burned last June, is being built up in a
tnnst substantial manner and will be com
P^ed before wiuter comes. It will be fire
prooi this time.
y°t»want
a suit of good clothes the
placc to g«Mhem is at Sam Perry's, oppo
site the Post Office, lie has a large stock
of ready made clt*hing on hand, and also
makes to order. ye keeps an immense
stock of everything pertaining to gents'
furnishing goods, a-.,d when yeu cannot suit
yourself by looking ov,r his extensive as
sortment, there is no imp ^oing to any fur
ther trouble—it is not in
Ok
Tbyino
city.
to
A
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"ifTiiSI ,fj i rite:
S. tt Cor.vrv Democratic Convention.
—The Democracy of the county of Scott
met at the Court House in Davenport, for
the |,'ir[i'ise of sending delegates to the
Congress inn#! and .Judicial Conventions to
held at DeWitt on the 7th inst.
The Convention wu called ta order ly
John Madden, Chairman of the Democratic
".iunty Committee, who called L. S. Viele,
Ks.j., to the chair. D. N. Jlichardson was
appointed Secretary.
On motion a committee of five was ap
pointed to sc!ert delegates to the Conven
tion. The commit tec consisted of W. L.
Clark, Isaac H. Sears, John Madden, ico.
Ilendcrsm. and the committee reported th .
following list of delegates:
W. L. Clark. fleo. Henderson,
II. Leonard, C. C. McCah.
(ieo. II. pavker, tuo. Murray,
D. C. Kelly, J. E. Bttrnfides,
John Madden, 'J ii'is. Kohcson,
Ii. M. Wt-liicditef «T. Friday.
L. (Summers, John M' Manus,
1. If. Scars.
On motion, delegates unable to attend
the Convention wire empowered to fill the
vacancy.
On motion, a majority of the delegation
was empowered to east the entire vote Of th
delegation.
On motion, adjourned.
The Draft
is thought in high quar­
ters-that there is no shadow of doubt but
that the draft will take place in this city in
the di-liriijuc-nt wards on Monday next.
Fenians.—You are requested to meet at
your Hall on Monday evening, at 7£ o'clock
for important business. Let the attendance
be full. By order of the Centre.
Fai.ii Stock.—Farnind's new stock of
hits mml caps are now arriving, and gentle
men will find the stock entirely suited to
their tastes. Call in and examine the new
styles.
Mimtart
Item.—Military clothing and
furnishing goods of every description, are
k pt and s ild very low by Maas & Mayer.
Also ready made clothing and furnishing
goods very cheap at wholesale or retail.
on
On and after this, the 1st day of Septem
ber, all friction or lueifer matche,cigar lights
and wax tapers, sold, are required to be
stamped as follows:
Friction or lueifer matches—On each par
cel or package containing 100 matches or
less, 1 cent when parcels or packages con
tain more than one hundred and not more
than 200, 2 cents and for every aditional
on hundred matdches or fractional part there
of, 1 cent.
(»n all cigar lights or wax tapers, double
the above rates.
Any person neglecting to comply with
these requirmcnts is liable lo a fine of $10
for each omission.
We arc authorized to state that ihc law
in regard io all articles named in Schedule
C, See. 170 of the excise law, will be re
quired to make affidavit, at the end of cach
month, that he has sold none of the said ar
ticles without having the stamp aliixed.
Hot.—For Autumn weather we arc havj
ing it a little hotter than the "law allows."
Thermometer comes up pretty close to 0"
degrees, and the slightest kind of clothing
is as comfortable 6:5 in the hottest July
weather. But the corn crop is ripening
rapidly, and be ready for an early harvest.
This suits the farmers, and their interests
are ours.
Ward Organizations.—We recommend
that the democracy of the several wards in
the city call meetings at once and organize
clubs for the campaign. This is the true
way in which to secure the entire strength
of the democratic vote. Let action be ta
ken at once.
r-"
Lie Out.—The&o«tufeels bad
because we exposed a few vf the
falsities it has been circulating fcgfagt
Capt. Dawley, and censures us for not pub
lishing a communication fromMr. Remis,that'
would also prvoe him a liar. The Oautte
man is well aware of his guilt, but its con
science has became so hardened that he
won't own up. Notwithstanding the base
charges preferred against Capt. Dawley for
the past few days, he has the brass to say
there is no truth in one statement charging
him with spitefulness towards the officers of
the Northern Line, thus contradicting in
one paragraph what it says in another.
When the editor of the Gaaette collides with
a well-directed boot-toe, he will understand
•tww 1* ie Wd in their estimetiB
SUBSTITUTES W ANTED I
Substitutes furnisiihiN
by Jcgn L.
Foe
Monday.—Inasmuch as
no order has been received for the postpone
ment of the dralt which was ordered forth
ith inst., it is fair lo presume that for the
benefit of delinquent district*, the wheel
will be put in motion on Ilia', day. Kvery
thiug has been arranged f» the occasion,
and if the show does not come off, as od
vertiscd, the public will be much disappoint
ed. For the benefit of tlm-e who are inter
ested, it is well to remark that the I•"•hy
ones will draw a good substantial suit of
clothing each, for which no charge will be
made also some other articles that will be
found very useful oil certain important o
casiotis. No one need call at he oflice 01
the Provost Marshal to ascertain whether or
not he has drawn a prize,
for notices of lu
will be delivered in all parts of the city free
of charge.
P. S.—Since writing the above we are in
formed by Major Duncan, Provost Marshal
t.enoral of Iowa, that owing to souie :iltera
tions in the papers, made necessary by in
struct ions from Washington, the draft can
not possibly take place before the last of
next week.
The CorsTY Fair.—Farmers may rely
upon il that the arrangements for the exhi
bition of their stock, dairy and field pro
ductions, at the Annual Kxhihition of the
Scott. County Agricultural Society, com
mencing in this city on the 19th of Septem
ber, are ample anil complete, and such its
no man can find fault with. It now only
remains for those interested and the num
ber ought to inciudc every farmer and man
ufacturer in the county—to come forward
with their productions and enter them for
exhib tion. The various committees are at
woik "posting" and preparing themselves
for the discharge of their duties.
As usual, the trotting matches will take
place on each day of the Fair, and promise
to be even far more attractive than hereto
fore. Mr. Ifaight, 'he Secretary, has re
ceived letters from the owners of several
fast horses who live at a distance, desiring
him to enter their animrls. Two celebrated
Kansas hordes and as many fume from cadi
of the cities of Chicago and Springfield will
be here to compete for the stakes.
Swits
Mi DWft.
JW-
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE OBEATEST NUMBER.
VOLUME 9. DAVENPORT, IOWA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1864. NUMBER 264.,
BUKKlTKnf).
Mineatine,
and
Biki.in,ton, Keokik
St. Lous.—The new and elegant North
erti Line Packet, Muscatine, Capt. J. J.
Robinson, will depart for Montrose and way
points, at 7 o'clock Monday morning,
making sure connections with packets for
St. Louis, Geo. W. Jcnks in the oflice.—
For freight or passage, apply to R. H. Pret
ty an, agent.
For DritfotT. .\Nr
St.
Pai
i..—The
On motion adjourned.
Otto
& Co.,
No. 1 Nicko .'s Block (up stairs.)
Davenport' Carriage Repertory
A'o. 11*.' Rrurfy Strfft, (a/ioit t\fth,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
J. HOY PROPRIETOR
KF.KI'S CONSTANTLY ox HAND
Narj»e stock of the uiost thorough
•J" "ude and most modern styles of
CARRIAGES. BlGli-f.s AND HARNESSES,
Of Kaatern MaBKacmw, and most
durable ijuality. ll18 goot,
were ht
contracted for before the gre,,
riM in
^.tter°,
and labor, which enables him to«Ucrthe (iUk-at
EST INDUCEMENTS to pureh^r V"M,I
fore purchasing elsewhere. fWll-diwly
Dining Room Girls Wa*ted
Fera,
ive
ousix ttutLs WAirasu
as wait
in the dining room at the Uurtia House
Augaat M, l«M.
.. si."1 ur:.-
popu­
lar Mail and Express packet, James Mean?,
will depart for Dubuque, and all intermedi
ate landings, Monday morning. Passen
gers should be at the Northern Line Packct
oflice as early as ft o'clock. R. M. Pretty
man, agent.
For
St. Lons, Cairo
and to*
PROCEEDINGS Oil' SCHOOL BOARD.
Hoard met Auauft ]lst, 7j p. m.
Present Meesra. Bhorey, Dalzell, Davison,
01s bause-ii ar.d Hinith.
Minutes of las', meeting read and approved.
Mr, Dalzell nude the following report, to
wit:
Your committe liaive, aa per instructions of
June 17th, purchased nix lots of ground, situ
ated in North Diveaport, on corncr of Locust
and Main streets, tor the
futii
Shite,
Recriits
Earnest efforts are
South.—
Passengers taking the S-.50 train this even
ing, over the Chicago & Hock Island
Railroad, will arrive at St. Louis to-morrow
noon (15 hours).
Passengers taking the 8:20 A. M. train
or the 8:50 P. M. timin will arrive to Cairo in
20 hour s.
Luxurious sleeping cars on night trains.
The Northwestern and LaCrosse Packet
Companies are prosecuting the work of re
ducing the bars above the lake lo less troub
lesome propoilions, in a manner which
proves success. A force is employed build
ing wing datns on the bars, so as to make a
deeper channel. The St. Paul /Visa says
tJio plan is to drive a row of poles down for
ths wings, and by means of a sort ol'dain of
brush, logs, dirt, etc., turn all the waler now
spread out over a shallow, wide bar, into
one narrow channel, so as to deepen it, and
pcrhmis wash out a canal through the bar.
The work wiil cost many hundred dollars.
of «800 lor the
itc of new school house of said district.
J. M.
Dalzkll, (Jhm'u Com.
Wh ieh report was, on ti.-o".ton, adopted,
llr. Davison wa«, on motion, requested to
examine the title of the eo purchased fix lots.
IIif3 Dennett
whs,
on motion, elected to fill
position in No. 2, in place of Mrs. Curry.
Mr. Da'zell submitted a plan, according to
which a temporary frame addition to school
house in North Davenport, is recommended
to be built on account of the cruwdcd condi
tion of siid school house.
On motion of Mr. Darigon, Mr. Dalzell was
authorised to rcceivo bids for eu«»b nddition,
and cause its erection, provided the costs do
not exceed (1,800.
Tiie President was, on motion of Dr. 01s
haue'rt, requested to investigate the propriety
of introducing the art of drawing into the
Ili„!i cchool and the Grammar School of
his district, and report. And the President
was further quested to examine into and re
[ort upm the expediency of establishing a
Gra'ulnar School at district No. 4.
Mr. French, chairman of committee on fuel,
was, on moti n, authorized to ascertain the
i rice i luel for school houses during the
ia?on.
The Sccrctiry was, on mn 'on, ordered to
ive notice that the echo ds will be opened on
Monday nert, Sjept. i, at 9 a. m.
Tiie election ol a City Superintendent was,
n mouon, laid over till Saturday next at
P- ni.
Miss Cede Thompson was, on motion, ap
omted ptincipal pro tem at No. 6, until the
nival of Mr. Kran, the principal elect for the
nsuing school year.
Tue following bills were presented, ex
..mined and ordered to be paid:
Claui Dr.fs, for whttewagtiitg the rcoma
and ha la of ail Um tch joi huute*, and ena
dr miiOD work .... |1T2 92
ti. LiM-h.-r, tor 3U0 r-u.»r W)
Otto dumb, fur »uuar.e..................... 4 40
Eecretary.
YVantlk.—The
Sixth Ward
will pay $150 each lor a number of men fur
the ai my, the money to he paid on being
sworn into the service. Apply to either ol
the undersigned, committee lor Sixth ward.
AiiMin
Davimin,
Mn.o
K.
Parks,
Aug29-dC* Jas. E. Linhsay.
SUBSTITUTES WANTED
SUBSTITUTES FURNISHED
by
John
L.
Swtts
&
Co.,
1 Xirl.oil's Block i up stairsn
To-Day's Advertisements.
FALL SLASON, l»64
i Card to tbe Laaies of Daren
pori and Viciuitj.
Jti. UERZttERG
TUiaLksbeo
CO.,
NO. 5. E&sr BBCOND BTBK&T.
hey leave to tender their
to th* ladle*,andj rablie in sener-1 the
kind an -tb-rai pmironuve bfatuwcd uiou thtm an
ini{ i! teMOU. bolicitliga conucuaiice of
the name, ihey take pleasure la auLunn. li.it that
they aro
jW
cporilng a n. luiidid a»»ji tm«nl of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Wliilh bc'Dg bosgbt before the Ornt Bite, will
eomi are in ptieea with any other lk.ck la this o.ty
or elecwcere.
Wi have on hand a tpeldld asaormeat ot
DfiESS GOODS
COMPRISING
OB LAIN S3, ALPACAS, PABAMETTAB,
COBUBOS, FBBNuH MXB1N0, XTO.
XV EHAWLP,
Ci.0AK8,
BALMORALS
Wlkm i great vailety Beildea we keep eoa
atuDtly
ob
hand a large ato«k of
BLBAOHBD A"D UNBLBaCBBO BU3LIS8,
FLAM*Ld, MB£ WKaB UaNKHaLT.
MUKuZBidU i CO.
Ho B. B»eoid Bt,, lietropo itan block.
Aog t. each taUat-d wim
Riding Pony.
A
HANDSOME RIDING POST, YEARS
old for sale.
Applj «tthe J.wcltj jrJuT
aag26 Brady at.
FRESH OYSTERS,
•v. KMLEY,
bj Um oa. Qira kiss stall. ^aagtO Ala*
«fcl
•own 4'hri«fian Home.
Davenport,
Iowa,
Aug. 24, l«i»4.
An arrangeaienf has been concludcd with
the officers of the Scott County Agriculture
Society, by which all profits frotn the sale
of edibles and refreshments on the fair
grounds this season, shall be appropriated
to the benfit of the Iowa Ciiristi.vx Home.
A committee will also be appointed to re
ceive donations of curiosities and other ar
ticles for sale on the grounds, and of articles
suitable for furnishing the Home.
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Home
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mafic to have the
in working order the coming winter.
There is no doubt tlrnt it will be needed.
The different Benevolent Societies will, it
is hoped, unite their elfurts on this occasion
to provide an asylum for their destitute
All readers of this who are susceptible of
sympathy for want and suffering, and es
pecially those who arc baptized in his name
"who went about doing good/' are invited
to make contributions for the benefit of this
Home for the homeless, where all who need
temporary care and attention, whatever their
stations in life, may find friendly aid, and
the comforts ol'a home.
Donors of edibles or refreshments to be
sold during the lair are requested to address
Rev.
F.
E. Jinn, S.
W.
Cor. Main and Sixth
Streets, advising as early as practicable
what contributions may be expected from
them.
ROSS. Secretary.
In«unrancc jlgninsi the OriilL
All persons of the Second Ward who are
i"t' iiding to insure against the draft, are
hereby noti.ied that the money or subscrip
lions mu^t be paid to the Trustees on or
before Saturday evening, September "ni.—
(Inly those that j»n/ will be considered
members. '1 he Dialt conies on Monday,
Sept. 5th. Remember the meeting Satur
day evening, at the house ofMr. Yoss, cor
ner 4th street and Western Avenue.
By order of the Trustees.
A. H.
Andrews,
ArorsT
Wauneboub,
E. S. Moore.
Last Call.
Every
citizkn in the first ward,
Mi'-ject fo a tii-uit, is hereby requested to
meet ut P. Littig'i Brewery, ut 7 o'clock Satur
day evening, for the purpose- of joining tin In
surance Company formed in said ward to provide
again-t thv coining draft.
K ich person sosubscribi gis expected to bring
wiili tiiem certificates of deyosit calling for the
aim lint he is willing to subscribe.
Subscriptions limited to £2', £50 and $100.
By order of the Company.
sdj-djt
Am,
the
WoRi.n's
a
S't*oe.—And all the
peopoie nierelv piaycrs, and we surmise that
a large portion of the players thereon, must
In-using that justly popular preperfttion for
the teeth, "Fragrant Sozodont" from the im
mense demand there is for th it arti.-ie
V» ell it only proves that we are becoming
wiser and wisar every day,for it truly nierith
all that is said in it« favor, the most'delight
full, convenient, and cflienious beautifier and
prescver of teeth the world ever produced.
All Druggists and Perfuinists sell it.
Price, 75 cents per bottle.
To-Days' Advertisements.
SLLLING OUT.
TOBACCO STORE.
!^o. SOast Second Ktreet,
A VINO SOLD MY STORE, 1 UAVE TO
sell stock ol*
PkindsUKiHESi
Pipes, &.
Tobaccos, Ciffars,
i o n
by the I1 iii ot this month, -md them to the
public t'NDEIt COST. Cidl and
m-c.
S-'iuc* Show Case lor Sale.
_sp3 dst C. TKf!FiLER.
orbat discovkr?:
Useful and Valuable
Discovery I
ini.To.vs
Insoluble Cement!
:T* --f more g'-!ier:.l j.t--i tical
jutibty thiiii anv inveiitin i now
Ibefore tiie (iiiblic. It Inn
jbeen thorouglily te-atcd 'luring
.... ,. .» .. tthe the lant two years by iirae
Appucable to theitical men, and n'ronouncedbv
ase&l arts U}]
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A h* thlBff I9"'1 °.' ',rs stui'i
It i* A'lapUA E*prciaUy
tu Ltatu- r,
and we claim a* an especial
merit, that it sticks Patches
and to Uootn and
»i:lli -ientiy strong with
I:HnoesLinings
out stitching.
IT
IS TUE
It it a Liquid.
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Jkrnilure. Croc/rery,
Jiont, Itory,
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FRANZ 31EYER,
COST PRICE TO 4IE HAD 01-
Second street—lii st door we- of Nntional Rank.
A K'»oil assoriment of
GBNTS' Kl UNISIIIMi (.OODS, BOYS'
CLOTHINt CLOTHS, CAS..SI
JIERES, SMI UTS,
SToCKIN(.S,|
whidi Wit Sf.-ll at the inot ren-onable prices.
Custom Work
Done at all times and warranted tin- best, most
durable and clv-apest. All who want the beat
and Cheapest jroods must come to
nnvl-v!ly FRANZ MEYER.
JSiKAV STO RE!
John Bartemcier
Hto
I SUPERIOR TO ANY
ladhcsire preparatioii known.
Utllvn't IhtobMi CtitKtiU
jis a new thing, and the re-
c°m-
jbinution i.-, on
.SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES,
'and ruder no circumstances
lor chaiiL'e oftenijierntur'-,«
111 Combination, it becoiuu corrupt or emit asf
joil'eii»ive smell.
jBOOT &, SHOE
jMaiiufact'irers, using Ma
jChinesi will Imd it the best ar
ticle known for cementing the
Channels, i:s it work" with
out deiny, is not etfected by
any change ot temperature.
Boot and Shoe
Ai anafacturiira.
E W E E S
jwill find it liufliciently adhe
sive for their use, as has been
'proved.
IWiiIbw.
AS REMOVED HIS .-TUCK Or GOODS
FmiiKiiu Block, mi S.-eoud street, bet.
Earn :md Hal i i.- oi Mnets. wli- i e he has opened
a NEW Cl.O i IIING STORE, and will keep con
Stamiy on hun-l a -. oo.| a-'ornn. at of
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Clothes made to order on short"»t notice, and
warranted to suit. Call and sec me. sepldly
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NOW OPENED AT
PLUMMER'S
No. SO Brady Street,
Above the Post OfflMf
•t li.ltOTH STOCK 6T
PAPER HAMDOS,
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Amimg Whieh
JOIIDO,
NO.13v.-EST-S
A. MILI.EH,
iond"
A Y S E E E O W 8 E
ke. pg couf:aiitly on hand and makes
to order.
Cientw', Boys' and C'hildrea'*
CLOTHING of the best material and in a manner
that cannot fail to jfive sati.sfaf.-tion. Liberal
patronage respectfnllv solicited. (mv21-dly
MCE
ONLY
Xuquid Cement
.Extaat that i» a sure thing for
liieudiug
Toyi,
Ii article\of ilouaehold age.
REMEMBER
Jiiitnn't Int'JMt Cement
II in a liquid form and as ea
sily apjilied as paste.
HILTON S
lasoiuble lement
is insoluble in water and oil.
Hilton'* Intolubk Cement
adheres oily substance*.
I
Hill
Supplied in Family or Maau
vlacturera' packages from
ounces to 1'"' lba.
nan.
HILTON BROS
Proprietors,
Providence, R. I.
For sale St Wholesale and Retail by I. Wells,
Brady St, and retail by all draggia**^
apMftwif
rnr^un fkiw.oojr
H. nATTIIDN,
No. 10 St IS lir/id'j St., 1 ft htlom Snnnmd,
Has
FITTED
UP
AN KLEOANT Ice
Cream Koona for the aef-omn.oiation
of Ladi'-s arnt Oentlemen, and awaits a call from
his friend*, mid tbe public gencrallv. »u est
will be served with the mmt delicinuVCREAMS
Etc., tk.itean be produced, and waited upon with
kindest attention.
Bakery ami ConfeetUmeru.
1 am also prepared to supply the market with
the freshest Pte», Cake*, Bread, and in
fact every thing pertaining to bakery profession,
made from the st tlour. P«rtic» aupplied at
ih«- shortest no'ice.
Also the best assortment of Confectioneries in
tiie citv. Call aadUeee me. Ali inods warranted,
ne^-dtf M. MATTHES.
HALL PAPER? WALL PAPER!
N E W S Y E S
For the Season of 1864*
The largest aad best stock in the city
L. W. PETERSEN'S,
so. Sit wasr 2d
st.,
Having
made lauge purchasbs
or
stock front New York Manufacturers be
CMre the rise, 1 am prepared tH oiler
Superior Indveenaents*
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wij
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BROWN BLANKS, WHITE BLANKS, SATINS,
BRONZED SATINS, STAMPED GOLD
PAPERS, FIGURED SHADES,
(MII.V fffLT .§JYi9 FROMTKn
All the Above at very Low Priced*
COMMISSION*
ii. I Z
Produce & Commission Merchant,
NO. 1 neni'o-.l m.O'-i I.KVS'B.
AYS CASH i'HICE FOR ALI,
of Country produce, butter, i*(fgs, etc.
Boat stores always on hand. Bin sum) sella on
commission. m'vKdtf
R. II. PARKS.
o u e o k e
TVTO. 1 "it SOUTH-WATER ST., CHICAGO,
_L\ flI. P. O. Boa 20"V. Ossli advnncrsnimit
oii property in-tore. ue-hr dly
COMMISSION
AN!» PRODUCE MERCHANT.
Agi-nt for Hen im s S.il'es and fairbankH*
Scales, ily
lii aiilie Cc-iiieiil, iasiei ul ls and Hair.
NO. 3 ntON'l STREET,
Davenport, Iowa. mylt-dtf
MERCHANT TAILORS.
READY-MADE
STOVES and TINWARE«
Stores Stores I,
HILLS & WASHBURN
No. 56 Brady Street
Nearly opposite Post offiott
Have
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gwasar
in* store and arf. receivI*#
the largest and best assortment of
PARLOR. COOK I HEATING
STOVES
that can be pnrchs*''d in„thc eastern market.
H. A W. have the excluiiive sale for
SANFORD'S
^Celebrated Challenge Heater!
one of the most economical inventions ever in
duced, and for convetueaoe aad comfort as
equal.
The unrivalled)
Trinmpb,
ECOND STREET, BETWEEN
Brad.- and Mam. iriati-. to ordernnd ie the
be.-t style, MEN AND IJOVS' LOTHING of
every ifescription, The fullest satisfaction «uar
autied. 1 solicit from my old customers their con
tiiiunnce of patronage. "Leave order#. wy22
Iran Gat^
and other farorite patterns rat OWLY be obtsfel
ed at ililla and Washburn a.
J-Sr* very store if'iarnnticd to givs aatlaflM#*#
or thi money rel'inded.l
They also keep the
icelebrated
tENTDcri rmr
in which water never feeses.
OFFICE STORE, DINIXO-ROOll. BED-BOQ||
NUR,SER\ HALL, AND SETT1XO
BOOM STOVES
cannot be surpassed. We invite
defy competition. Afco on hand
Tinwsi*. Jappan«-d and PortsdajrWaWi
Tin, Ct^fcr, k Sheet-farts Wall}
ma&ufaetared to order on shoi ootiee.
tw O I N
of all kinds prcmptly attended to. Call aad ff
amine goods :.nd learn abe praii.
ool7d#ff.
A-EW HARDWARE STORE 1
J. A. DATENPOBT,
Staler in Hardwire, lira aai laU»
iif inpieneiU all Hai%
Shdf and JbviitUn iferrfea.,, Aafi
TaUt CuiUrp,
19 Brady Strtet, betweat I re^t-eaiSwHS"
fT^ARMERS OF
K.rt'i
4i'
OTPBW- wi
1
Chamber Setts. Planished WfffS ., ,„
Britania Gooda, Coal Hod^
Tonus. Shovels, Pokers,f„,
in stiort everytbing io the iiae. 7
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SCOT COOllTTaW MWL0-
I? aaa generaUj, area 11 Ik ell HIMIi W
eedaSneBway stock or goods before parakaa
ing elsewhere. Qalck sales su»d MMrfl
preSte is my motto, oad 1 iatend to
wt All goods warranted jaat as rea
i.
.Jis
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