Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], November 15, 1864, Image 1

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^laprtv«4 4 Oiiapmd Fi«»
*. CITY LOTS,
SbeWiff Braw« BttN*
Boughti Sold anl Leased*
i, House Lots for Sale*
,Jjrsi A
»arjc*lM.
Those eligible bnildinti lota eome* of
A llwlt
Ulaml street*. being l«o feet
n
Twelfth and Hirk Island streets
front on south side r.'tli street, and l&o feet on
••SM side of Rock Nland »»r: t.
lie above 1- v- r.v line location: price very
1 term* niiron.n.otdy euy-i small amount
cash down- balance on lung U'Bi of years at
I low rate oT inter.'-t.
Ko. 41. hot on Itradv street, west side, 65 feet
ant bv 145 feel 'price very low. On pay
ment for tit* I'd
tU» IWU.'H trtbuUdttiH ht loutud
s "or a I'riit of u&l/n it tlx ptr cut.
No. 2-. On Br«dy street, l*i" feet front by 160
deep—fenced. I'rite It it per fro at )wi.
Mo. I. On Third street, lot Ko. 10l'»rer'eaa
4. tion, fcorner lot, (price, |2"".
No. M. Four house lota in Davison A Trua'a
Addition $1.V*caeli. Terms »a«r.
Koa. 81,
M,
88. Thirty house Iota in 81
ay ma­
tter's addition $l"o to $1-V «a!i. TorniB easy.
Ko.
fit.
A T«IU»I»IO city lut H. E. cornt-r of
4lain'»ni t'ollego Ati'ime" '2'K» foot on Main by
Ji19 feet on Coll'j{'' AVPIHIC and comtnumlin^
feet on L^llfg!' Aveiiuo ana cm
aatifiil rivet v««. rrke$lJMt
I
WETVORE'S IDilTIoiii
(Commonly known aa "1* Claire'a Patch,'
Is ROW HID OFF IITO LOTS .OF
an PDICES. MO THEY HE REMN
SALE W VERT EAST TERRS
fun
LOW PRICES*
ileaae Lota, Store Lota, Wareliouae Lota, Faatorjr
Lota.
Store Let* for aale.
Ho. 47. One on 4th St., juatiant of Mrady St.
Ko. 48. Four on 4th Si., near Railroad bridge.
Homm fter Male.
Ko. 10. In Mnliiic. 111., a two-story brick dwel
illK house, M'itli lot b\ 1 -V» lvi t,cor. Lvnd. uud
mnn Stv. Tito house is in poul condition, in nt»w
'•-'Jilted |"^»."-tiin given in A" day*. (Theliousa.
loat fU.l'H'. i 1'rice of house anil lot, ou«
jEril caah balance on long time at low intercut
No. JW. A brick dwelling house on E-iJd St.
60: fs^i cash, rest on tinv at S [f-r cent.
ilo 87. The estate now owned and occupied
ty Oeo. S. C. low, Es|.,b. in) tlie dwelling hoime
lad tbree full lots, ft outiu(( itouih upon litU St.,
forner of Farnuin street. llti»hou*e is in per
Ect repair, having been litteii up br the owner
jar himself. The entire arrangement of the house
•fli tasteful and comolcte. The view from thia
WIM ia unsurpassed. Terms caay.
Ko 38. Brick bonne and lota, aoutheaat cor-
tateof*"forand
er 4th Main Su., knowu aaThorington es
1 ft. front on cucb St. Friee t'i.1 may
Jleamin n term of year* at a low rate of interst
No. 2. Frame house south side !Jd street, ona
fcll. west of lJrady street price, |1,8*W. Two
•fiirda n»av remuiii ou mortgage at sn per eent.
'•Il
Fana* Waatei.
ience
Ml) IpWP
w.».
*5 |Wlih»l* Block, (up
80
We want to purchase improved fai-ms
140 acres each.
foraii fbr Hale,
Ko 75. Kigh'.r acre farm, 1 mile from the
fcity limits, on the wo-t Al)i aa lirovo road, all
iindar tine cultivation and leiice, with gooduwell
jiur and out buildings well wutercd, truit orch
Jffd, etc.
A r*ri/ilrfiral'lt/•hie*.
I'rice $5,(X«'
Kl (hill Cilbll, lilllallC" n time to suit.
So. 7«'i. 7S aere farm on the Iowa City i Locust
treet road, 5 miles from the city, nil under new
'half under cultivation, balance bastuie
And timber land. Good t*o atory fi ante dwell
ing, with necessary out builtiings, etc. Price
cash.
No 6i'.. i'arni of acres on Kiver road be
Iweeu Princeton anil Leelaire huge orchard,
welling, barn and ut bouses. Price $2,a0"
fc cash, bJcnce on time to suit.
No. 70. One 1»V» acre farm in ClconaTownship
Iboui 5 miles north ol Fulton and l)ui ant ata
4ions on the M. A M. Railroad, all improved and
feuder fence and with good house and baru
AK'T Acre.
No. 72. One other l'W acre farm situatod near
.he above, with like improvements. per
jlftcrc*
No. 21 120 acres unimproved land near Du
t»nt, at per acr cash, balance in five
trears at tan per cent.
S'X) acres in Linn County, (oO improved and
jpwder fence.) Price *1 .'W». cash.
40 acres in Iowa county at per acre.
29'W acres in Sioux county at #1 per acre.
1040 acres in Clay county at 1 per acre.
940 acres in Hancock county at^l per acre. j§3
1000 acres in Winnebago Co. at 1 per acre. k.
JBWOO acres at $1.j» acrc.
4000 acres ail '.I.'V per acre.
ISO acres in Tama county.
180 acres id Story county.
1^400 acres in (iruudy county at $2 per acre.
600 acres in llutler county at 50 per acre.
1 looo acres in Mower co., Minn, at per acre
$40 acres in Hou»ton County at $2.50 per acre,
v* 500
acrtt of '•auJ in this {ScvU) county at
Mrmcr«,
$S
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mate Capital
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DAILY DEMOCBAT.
I M. Pamaaoa. A C«., K».
7 rut lit, HawTark
aa4 State ati act,
laalaa, are aar afaota la Ikaaa eitin
an aw aalborlaaa
to
mm,
lafca adrwll—anuUa»4 lafcmly-
llaa* for aa at oar lawaal nM.
O.I.Manal,N Paartaw atraat, Ofclaafa. la aa
thoriaed to raaaira adreetiaeawete lar thlayayar.
E I W K I
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,'1 AM Pl'MmillMI
•ULES FOR GOVERNMENT SERVICE.
CaU
V'.-
SMITH'S IalTcrjr
ISMIe,
In the Alter in front of the Poet OflUa.
Darenport, Oct. il.—dim
I'm ailting, aadly dreaming Rr
•lfi ii wiixAM light
Hut v'«t«T-ijiglit,
1 saw so brightly beaming.
1
JACOB WASHBURW
TO THE WEBS SISTERS.
[Copied from one of tbe Washington papers.]
While midnight stars are beamiiiK,
A
And through my fancy ringing
1 hear sweet voices singing.
And a melody
That will not'die,
To my ruptured sense is clingi)|f.
And in my dream romances, *v
Knshrined in love-lit fancies,
With a'i imiiert face 1
A*i-i a fairy s graee,
A brown-eyed beauty dances.
And in tbe rotate vista.
Soft smiles ablne-eved sister,
With a deeper glow
On clieek nnd brow,
Where tbe lot ing suns hare kisaed lief.
Tlieeveof one "lenning
With the diamond'* fiery sepmk^
An! its light give's birth,
To the blaze of mirth, -s
In-quenchless lustre treaminijfc
The othei'seye in sliininir,—
Two willing hearts entwining-•*
Like a tranquil star
That lieains afar,
The holy midni rlit Mirining. i
Their matchless charms confessing,
Kouud both these eliug caressing.
The grace of youth, *«i
The light of truth.
And git luood's stainless blessmf,
They have gone, bu' left behirifltt(n,
The frii iiils who've fondly shrined them,
In the soul's il'-cp cell.
Forever
to
dwell.
With love's soft elaitn to bind them.
Faoy the Fairest Flowers of France is e*tract
ed the perfume of Lubin's new toilet requisite,
Floriline." This peerless lleautifier and Re
storer of tile hair ia founded on new and impor
tant discoveries in tonsorial science, and cannot
fail to give aatisfaction. It gives the hair a rich,
luxuriant gloss, causes it to curl, and affixes it
in any desired position it is. moreover, the
most delicate purfumc ever axTRACTBn vaoa
Flowbss.
Go TO TUB BUST.—Go to Bryant A Strat
ton's Chicago Commercial College, to get a
thorough practical business education, or to
Iecome a good sound telegraph operator.—
For circnlars address (enclosing stamps)
Bryant & St rat ton, Chicago, Illinois, dwly.
BrsiNcss EDUCATION.—To procure a thor
ough knowledge of book keeping and get a
thorough practical business education, at
tend Pratt's Commercial. College, corncr of
5th and Brady. Every facility a Honied at
reasonable rates. Reduced rates to disa
bled soldiers. nvTdAwly
"THE difTercncc between a fool and a
wise man." The wise begins where the
fool lcave9 off. The wise insure their Life
and Health before disease overtakes them.
The tcite require no argument to prove that
a few thousand dollar-? left to a helpless
family will sare them from vice and misery.
The
true
know that ilvc or ten dollars per
week is not only a relief but a support to a
family visited by sickness. Become wise
lefore it is too late, and examine a subject
that interests the human family in the high
est degree, at the office of
WX. ALLEN Ixoalls,
Room No. 2, over Macklot's Bank,
Corner of Brady and 2d streets.
fct 10-dtf.
WHITE'# Daxciko ACADEMY, corner of Sd
and Brady streets. Class always open for
beginners. Class for ladies, masters and
misses every .Saturday at 2 P. M. Gents'
class the same evening at half past seven.—
Spectators will not be admitted except by
special invitation. nov2-dlm.
STOVES.—The place to buy the Stewart
and Challenge Cooking
Stoves is at Geo. W.
Smiley's, 2d
st., between Main and Harrison.
WHEBETOBct Dbt GOODS.—Henry C.
Potter Co., corner of Brady and Second
streets, have opened the choicest stock of
ladies' wearing apparel yet. They offer
them at reduced prices, and warrant every
thing all right. Save ten or fifteen per ccnt.
by purchasing yoor dty foods at this popu
lar eoneem.
Da. FiUAab, tin celebn$s4 Spanish
Physician, is at his office, on Main street,
Davenport spMftwt
All READY.—To*mm tell UM nala pop*
oktionof thia eomtjr and those atyoining,
tkattfthay wast Mat, aabstafltfal and cheap
sttHatlNttfcey can save money by calling
Sam Perry, apposite the Post OSes. He
has a faulty of making perfect fits, and
mating very little disturbance among your
Omfjli, ?e t|m man yon all vaQt
to aaa.
Vwranr.-^batman, ar—ia,—dChildren
r^|ol^||V iHfMBdtMaraarfnd thalargial
oi»
THE
LOCAL ITKMa.
BX!
Kaaffrn Expresa CIOMS at
We.*tern EzpreMctons at
No calls made after
NorNl*
6:15 P.
V.
:S0 A. M.
-.M P. M.
Lt, Agtnt.
Bkbibd.—Lincoln, Pric* and Tborington
ran behind their ticket in thia city at tbe
late election, but not quite enough to ensure
their defeat.
RBAL ESTATE AKD Inscrakcb.—Attention
is directed to the card of L. T. Ead*, Esq.,
in another column. At his office in the
National Bank building he may be consult
ed to advantage by thoae wishing to buy,
sell, or lease land, obtain insurance, etc.
Foa RE*T.—-A frame dwelling boose
two stories high—0 rooms, located on 2d
street, next to French k Dairies' saw mill,
for rent. Apply on the premises, or to Mrs.
Tichenor, No. 182 Main street.
STEAM rp.—French ft Pavies having re
ceived a'raft of about 906,000 feet will steam
up in a day or two at their saw mill on 2d
street, and run as 1 ng as practicable.
POST DHICK.- V^e notice in some of onr
exchahge8 that the scramble for Post Office
emoluments has begun, rotation in office
is the cry. We have heard it here already
—to the extent of canvassing for a succes
sor to the present incumbent. Tbcro will
bo a sharp fight over spoils, and the resul1
will be more sore heads that satisfied ones.
Wo believe that a petition is soon to be cir
culated here touching the future occupancy
of tho Davenport Post Office. Our advice
to democrats
in
to let the abs. fight it out
among themselves.
fit TABLEAUX.—The prospect of a deci
dedly rich and interesting time at LeClaire
Hall on Friday evening, is improving every
day. TIN* labor of producing the most in
teresting tableaux ever witnessed in this
city, is in competent hands, and the public
may rest assured that there will be no dis
appointment to those who attend. Besides
the pleasure of spending a pleasant evening
will be aided the gratifying assurance that
the proceeds are to be applied to a most
worthy object—that qf providing a home
for the friendless. I,et the public bear this
in mind, and the fair sons and daughters of
our city fail not to make up a handsome sum
on Friday evening.
JAB. REPOET.—The Report of Jailor Ack
lcy embracing the time from Mav 2d, 1864,
to Nov. 0th 1664, shows that 78 commit
ments have been made in that time, and for
the fo. lowing crimes:
tirand Larceny, 28 Petit Lnrceitftt
Robbety, 2 Vagrancy,
Horse stealing, 4 Burglary,
Insane Attempted Rape,
Malicious Mischief, 1 Rape,
False Pretenses 1 AdulttJTf
Abandoning Child, 1
The most prevalent crime (tttl1fi|^fl^ist
summer seems to be the desire to appropri
ate others, goods, and chatties. Assaults
have been comparatively few, where the
party has not been able to pay up and keep
out of jail. This argues a plentiful supply
of money.
The County Boarding House has been
crowded all summer, and the worthy jailor
is at a loss to know whether to build a more
commodious house or retire and let some
one else make a fortune out of the catering
business. Mr. Ackley is spoken of in praise
by his numerous boarders. Notwithstand
ing the high price of all kinds of food, they
nil concur in stating the remarkable fact,
that he don't charge them a cent, more for
board than he used to when Greenbacks
were at par. This is not the usual custom,
but Mr. Ackley is a man that thinks well
enough ought to be let alone.
The present session of Court will proba
bly reduce his family considerably*
THE VOICE of
the
Peotlr.—IFFBTTLJF is
one of the dearest blessings which our fore
fathers have handed down to us. It was
purchased by the blood of many a valiant
revolutionary hero has been guarded by a
Washington, a Jefferson, a Clay and Web
ater. But dearer still to the hcarta of a
people is that world renowned remedy
known as Coe's Cough Balsam. It aires
like magic tha most violent attacks of
croup, and is indispensable in every family
of children. Colds, sudden oughs, sere
throat, hoarsness, and inflamed lungs are
instantly ani surely cured by its timely
use. No cough mixture baa ever been
known that equals it, whiob aceounta far
its great popularity with all classes The
young and old—the rich at.4* poor—physi
cians druggists—and all who have ever
tested It speak in the highest terns of its
merita. Wa say to our readers buy it and
try It. II coata but 40c. the bottle, contains
twice as much SNdicina is you can' obtain
in any other way at the same oost, sad all
our drug stores keep it
Tnc LEE Semimart.—The second term of
the Lee Seminary for young ladies, at Du
buque, will cammence on tha 29th sf No
vember. Excellent facilities for the acqni
aition of a thorough education are offered ia
tfcie iaetitetien. Tcnus brheir^»ndtiri
fthm in dl English bmnches, $80 lens
ftW tirma in the year. Tha usual extra
changes for music, French, drawing, paint
ing, etc. OolW gists Uploads MrtiJsd to
those who ilnB •iai|ilsti thsconrssaf li
Uch (Mr. AddNM. Ibr fMhtf naiflrn
lan,
Un.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1864.
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both times tbe work has been given to an
other officc through enmity to this office or
something else. But we are of the perse
vering sort of animals and we propose to
try again. In making the proposal we shall
be governed by the requirements of the
Secretary, and not do as the favored party
did last year—twe an inferior quality of
paper and take our own time to do the
work. Let us see if we are to have fair play
this time.
ONNSBF.n FORWARD.—From the following
dispttch to Maj. Duncan, it will be seen that
the powers that be, have ordered all soldiers
absent on furlough, to report for duly at
their respfctive military positions. They
received leave of absence for the purpose of
coming home to vote, and having voted
should return at once. Read the letter:
WASHINGTON-, NOV. 11, 18#4.
To Mtjor Thom t* I'"nan
The Secretary of War has ordered that all
officers nnd enlisted men absent from their
commands shall return to tbe same immedi
atei v, and all furloughs and leaves of absence
are revoked, except as to commissioned offi
cers absent on sick have, in order, or by
virtue of certificate of disability duly filed as
required by the regulation of the War De
partment. All officers and employees of
this Bureau arc ordered to make spccial ef
forts ta secure prompt and thorough com
pliance with the Secretary's order. Men
who arc absent from General Ilopitals will
be returned to the Hospital from which they
were furloaghed. All others will be sent by
Provost Marshals to their respective posts,
companies or regiments if the same are with
in convenient reach. If not they will be sent
to the nearest general rendezvous, to be for
warded thence an soon ss possible. The in
tention is to put every man belonging in the
military service on his properduty, or at his
post at once. Officers of the Bureau will af
ford every facilily for the prompt and con
venient return of all, in compliance with tbe
order. All who make themselves deserters,
by failing to report, will be arrested and re
turned witii charges.
as. B. Far,
Provost Marshal General.
TNE RESULT.—The official vote of this
county we give elsewhere. Again the de
mocracy of old Scott are beaten -outnum
bered—out-voted, two to one, but they are
not conquered.
Those who have stood gal­
lantly by their colors through all these past
four years and borne them aloft through
the most adverse and trying circumstances
are not going to flinch now. That same
spirit of determination burns as brightly
now that wc are defeated as before. It is
not with us to fight and then surrender,
but fight and then prepare to fight again.
Wc are whipped but we are not conquered
—we are outnumbered but not dismayed
we arc compelled to fall back but it is only
to our cntrenchmenls where we will recu
perate our energies and prepare onr forces
for another, another and if need be still an
other struggle, but wc will rescue the land
fiom the hand of its enemies and carry'out
the plan originally made by our honored
'revolutionary fathers. Let no democrat
falter in defeat but plant himself more firm
ly upon his principles and be ready for the
next contest There are fourteen hundred
and twenty-five lion-hearted democrats in
Scott county. They will not swerve
a hair,
Your cause is right—stand by it
COMMKItCIAL.
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DYSPEPSIA, NKKVOIS:ESS AND DEBILITY.—
Dr. Strickland'* Tonic..—We
For sale by Druggists generally at fl per
bottle. Prepared by Dr. A. Strickland, 6
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
july20-d&wtf.
Metropolitan Theatre I
2d Street, between Urady and I'erty.
F. J. W] LDM AN,.... Lessee A Manager,
0. B. liaACa Stage Director.
J. Straaser, U usical Director.
Ureal Atlraclioaa.
He-engagement for six uiglita only, of the talca
ted Star Sisters,
MISS EXXl AD1 WEBB.
Ji~tJn»Jay
is.
1444.
Fixiea.—Retail g»,20 hbl. paper sacks
SWanAT.—No.1,
bulk Wholesale bbl.j paper sacks
.40 |s.00 bulk.
well oleaaed, round and plump.
Club, Tfca and Oalea* fl.S4h all sound,
net clean monzh for So. 1, $1,150.
Coax.—No. 1, sonad, plasta sad dry, Its.
OATS.-No. 1, clean and souaa, 52c.
Vabuv.—tl.S4#1.40, s vi iff
PoVAtesa.—4&<GS IF .(«-• 4*
Omoxs.—#l.ao#1.40. *"*r
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Will be pi eseuted tlie Grandest Drama of the
TICKET OF LEAVE
A. IN"
I'ronouuceJ by upward* of eighty thousand peo
ple who have w:tnj.?jJ it, to be the uioat
thrilling Dramatic lVrformanca ever
produced.
SCAL« or Patces —Hress ('irele, 50 cts J'ar
qnette, 25 cts Reserved Seats 75 els, to be had
at the bos-ollice of the 'I'heatie during the day,
Doors open at i —remmenve at u cloek.
No iu ]iri|er characieis admitted Good order
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