VOLUME
RIAL 1ST ATI
ID
INtllANCE A8EHCK
|OHN L. SWITS & CO.,
•n L. SWITS, B. HILL, W. P. ftlMBft,
iflUclcola* Block, (op stain,)
KKCO.IBRT.
.. .• 1 *... „. ..
Ifiqprifil Uilaprtvci farm
CITY LOTS,
ftwellhiK
IMUM
Mtmrmm
loMihtf Sold and Leased.
House Lots for Sale*
A Ureal
Bo. 49. Those eligible building tote (OMMf of
Twelfth and Ruck Island streets, being l«o feet
front on tuulii l'-'ili street, »c(l 160 feet on
•lit Hide of Rork l-'. 'ii 1 Mrcri.
fhe above in u v.-iy mi- location: price Terr
to ft terms nneonuvMilv fMv —a Mnai! amount
•f down -balbiice on long term of years at
low rate 'f int. rust.
No. 41. L*t "ii Hrvlv street, west aide,66 feet
front bv 1 ".5 feet deep "jii ice very low. On pay
ment for the lot fhf nv^hty to /"till will bt lo%ntd
*or a t-Tin nf yr trt at tit jitr ntt.
No. On ltradv street, 16'i feet front Ijy 150
*ct deep —fenoed. Price (la tar froat loot.
No. S. On Third street, lot So. lOi'arAcr'aae-
w
tion, (corner lot,) prie*.
No. Ski. Kuur house lot* in Davison A True'a
addition 11 .V' each. Terms easy.
No*. 81, .l.i, Thirty iiouse lots in Hlayma
ker'a addition $H» to *t?V each. Terms easy.
No. 67. A valuable city bit tf. K. comer of
Main and College Avenue 2 feet on Main by
feet on Colli de Avenue and commaudiug a
^»«.«iitiful river view, l'riee l,6w.
VETHORFS MBITIM,
(CsUimonlv known as "Le Claire's Patch,")
IS NOW LMO OFF INTO LOTS OF
ILL PRICES, MO THET ME RE10T
FOR SHE ON VERY EASY TERRS
MO LOW PRICES.
WHII'HullM
liotue Lots. Store Lots,
Ml, l*atory
Lots.
(Store Lata Tor sale.
Xo. 47. One on 4th Sijust east of Brady St.
Ko. 43. Four on Itlt Si., near Railroad bridge.
lionac* Tor Sale,
No. 10. In M"li%, 111., a two-story brick dwel
ing house, with lot s" by 1.7 fiet, cor. Lj nde and
Ann St*. The hour- is in -ood conditio
rented iwsse.s*i..n gt\ci» iii3Mda*.«. il
cost I'riC"* of house mid lot, if 1,j
third earth bulaii'-" on long tunc at low
now
lilUM'.
I oue
interest
I St.
No. »ii. A brick dv.vlling house on
l.ii"" cash, rc.it on tine tit per rnt.
No 37. The este.'e now owned SIR 1 occupied
by Geo. S. C. Dow, |-.s«|..tiei»g the dwelling house
»nd three full lots, fronting south up n Oth Hi.,
lorner of Faruni:i •:•!. Thu hoii-.« is IU per
fect repair, having :i titi^-d up 'he owner
for himself. The eulu «rr Augciiient of ihe house
taittelul and complete. The view from this
place is niiaurpaiwea. Terius eai-y.
No 31. Krick house mid lots, sontbeast oor
aer of 4th and Main Sis., known usThnrington e«
tate l.V. fi. IV i.t -.1 e.'.eU St. 1'rice "»ay
reamin for a t''i*iu nl eurn at .A low rate ot interst
No. ii. Fiuine hou-c Mouth aide 3d street, one
mile west of Hrtidy street price, Two
Ihirds may reni.iiu on !ini j'ige at si* per cent.
Fariaa Wanted.
We want to purchase improved fanqjt-Jrom 80
lo 140 acres each.
Farm* fbr fale.
No. 7!. Eigh'.y acre farm, 1 mile from the
citr limt". on the we.-t A'l-n s (trova road, all
dtiUer line cultivation and fence, with good dwell
ing and out buildings well watered, li nit orch
ard, etc. 1 ry (/f .. Price jJ5,*XKl
^•i.oi.'O cash, balance on time to suit.
No. 7'». 7S acre farm on the low.» City (Locust
street) road, 5 liiilci Iroin the city, all under aeW
fence, half under unltivtition, balancc baature
and timber laud. (»uo. t^M story ti ame dwell
Hip, with necessary out buildings, etc. I'liue
|3,io(» cash.
No, ti'i. Farm of OS acres on River road be
tween I'riUL-eion and Ijeelaire large orchard,
iwclling, barn and out houses. l'rite $2,50J
U cash, tjalence on time i" »u:t.
No. 7i. Oue ltit" ame far.n in Cl onaTownship
»bout 5 miles north of Vulton and Durant sta
tions on the M, A M. ltiilioad, all ininroved and
auder fencc aud with good house unu baru |1)
per acre.
No. 72. One other K,t acre farm situated near
be above, with like improvement*. $23 per
tore.
No. 84 120 acres unimproved land new Du
•*nt, at $10 per acn. cash, balance in five
renra at tan per cent.
200 acres in Linn County, (50 improved and
ander fence. l'i ice jfcl.ow, cash.
400 acres in Iowa county at 4" per acre.
860 acres in Sioux couuty at $1 per acre.
ll40 screa in Clav county at $1 per acre.
060 acres in Hancock county at «1 per acre. ££l
10t0 acres in Winnebago t.'i*. •i awe*.
•|«0.w acres at per acrej.
ivxi acres at$ per arre«
j'jo acres in'l'aiua county.
1^0 acre* ivi Story county.
0 40« acres in Grundy county at $2 per acre.
600 ufti in ltutler county at per acre.
tu)0 acres iu Mower co., Minn, at -A)" per a$re
640 acres in Houston County $2.50 per acre.
600 acrtt ff '-aud in thi» {iScott) county at $5
»tr acre,
FIRE INSURANCE.
Mirrejcate Capital IMM^ON,
-lUriferi Fire iBSuraice Co*)
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Pteiix Fire IistrtBee C«f
OF NEW YORK.
ltiaatie Ttre lanrftiee C*»
OF NEW YORK.'
Lmmt Fire Iiraraiet C%
New York,
Ihm
Iunruce
New Havdfe
IfriagieMFire IasaraielTl^
OF SPRING
FIKLD, MASS.
FILE INSURANCE.
iggng«U Capital $1#,M§,
OfBMcUcvt Life Imrnee C*,
Hartford, Conn.,
Idu Lift laswuee C«* .1
OF HARLFOR1),
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
8.M. PrmaoilA A Co.. Ko. ST Parte Ro», Nev Tork
and State «i,
Bo.-.-«ta
H.
Fmr
The
»n ear afcuta ia th-jw* citim
pna ar« aut!ioriMdlo tane ad»fl»——!•• irturly
Mb»« for iu at oar rates.
0.
6caif**,#i*lowest
DwWt street, Chleage.
3.8.
trine
A
Is
aa-
Uioriaed iu recti«« adrertlnnats for ttiii piper.
i, .'•',*/" \'*Xf
Y O O S
i •'lit
H'i"
MUM
5
k
Time
WllIFIaEB
is positively closing
out his stock of Dry
Goods, and will sell
AT NEW YORK
RATES*
for a short time, after
which the balance of
the goods will be
shipped to the New
York Market, where
they are selling at a
large percentage oyer
our present prices*
September 6th, 1864»
I E I W N E
AX PMKCHABintf
MULES FOR GOVERNMENT SERVICE.
Cult
snrrtPS Livery StaMe,
In the Alley iu front of the Post Office.
Davenport, Oct. 21.—dim
JACOB WASHBURN
DR. FKRBABD,
know that five or ten dollars per
week is not only a relief but a support to a
family visited by sickness. Become wise
before it is too late, and examine a subject
that interests the human family ia tlie high
est degree, at the ofiicc of
W*. ALLEN I
MOOTID
QtrBSTiox.--The Spnnksville
tive carried, the
CON#.
f«w Ytrk Life immw
HewYeHk
lugto Ltfi hwrim Ct^
',v- Sew York,
lehaL. |wtts4GeH Agts^
i
tfdCOLLS* BMKX, PKCOXD 8Tj
mi
question
AT
Adyer*
•tjtor
LOCAL ITEMS.
Go TO TBI Bnr.—Go to Arrant
Busts
ess
f-~ V jfclMwvf
IIow TO
NO ALLS,
Room No. 2, over Mack lot's Bank,
Corner of Brady and 2d streets.
Oct 10-dtf.
Uni
versal Inquiry Society, at a recent meeting, de
bated the mtcstijn, "Is Art superior to Natur?"
The learned gentleman who opened for the affir
mative declared the proposition snsceptible of
the clearest proof, and produced as evidence the
effects of "Lobin's Floriline" upon the hitman
hair. He had known numerous instances whete
ladies, whose liair was proverbially short cud
uncomely, had by its u»e become the fortunate
possessor of moat bewitching curls and more
thau this, he had heard it asserted that, applied
to the head of a darkey, the Ethiopic wool
would at once become straight and signing as
the locks of au Indian. Xo argument coald over
come this last ttronrr assertion, and the affirma
by acclamation 1
for Floriline
A
DISCOUNT.—Two
Bplendid Grover &
Bakc^ sewing machines—one the chain
stitch, a splendid family machine—one the
shuttle or loch stitch, for heavy manufac
turing or light work as may be desired—
both entirely new and warranted in perfect
order, are offered at a bargain. Also one
Wilcox 4 Gibbs, noisless, chain stitch, fam
ily sewing. Machines ia perfect order and
entirely new, at a great bargain. Inquire
at this office.
DTSPBPUA, Snwwmg AW Drmmt.—
Dr. StrieilanJ'i Tonic.—We
can recom
•end those suffering with Loss of Appe
tite, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Debility, to use Strickland's
Tonic. It is a vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors it strengthens the
wfeq|B system it creates a good
cflgimlBk aaAis wanaaUil to ours Dnm*
sU and Kervous Debility.
Feraaleby Druggists generally at $1 per
title, rwpanal 1i£ Dr. A. SttkUand,
Mti CindnMti, Ohio.
JUNIOR
A
£trat-
ton's Chicago Commercial College, to get s
thorough practical business education, or to
become a good so
and telegraph o|erator.—
For circulars address (enclosing stamps)
Bryant & St rat ton, Chicago, Illinois, dwly.
KDVCATIG.X.—To
procure a thor
ough knowledge of book keeping and get a
thorough practical business education, at
tend Pratt's Commercial College, corner of
5th and Brady. Every facility afforded at
reasonable rates. Reduced rates to disa
bled "oldiers. nv7-d&wly
WHITE'S DARCIHO ACAOBMT,
corner of 2d
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
spccial invitation. uov2-llin.
NKW YORK APPLES.—One
hundred bar
rels of choice eastern apples of different
hinds, just received at Greene's, Brady
s'reet, bctwcei. 4th and Cth.
CLEARING UP.—There
SPLENDID
is a prospect this
afternoon that (he dismal, unpleasant
weather that wc have been deprecating for
several days past, is drawing to a close.—
May we not be disappointed.
sets of Fur?, and Fflf Goods
just received at Farrands. The ladies are
invited to call and see the goods, llats,
Caps, Gloves, etc., always on hand and the
best in the city.
THE
20TU.—This regiment is at Duvall's
Bluff, Arkansas, and at last accounts was
building log huts, preparatory to going into
winter quarters, which will be done, provi
ded the regiment's services are not demand
ed somewhere else.
COSTUAOT ETI'IHED.—ihe
RAFTS.—Tho
itntr
NOTICE.—Mr.
LOOK
the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is at his offxcc, on Main street,
Davenport. spG-d&wt
"TUB difference between a fool and a
wise man." The wise begins where the
fool leaves off. The wise insure their Life
and Health before disease overtakes them.
The true require no argument to prove that
a few thousand dollars left to a helpless
family will save them from vice and misery.
contract of the
Western Line Packet Company, for carry
ing the mail, having expired on the 15th
inst. The mail to Keokuk and intermedi
al.? points will be carried by the II. & M.
Rail Iioad to Washington, thence by stage.
rcccnt improved stage of
water is letting tlie rafts out of the lumber
ions in large numbers. Some pass al
most every day, and the mills along the riv
er will have stock enough on hand to work
iatc this fall, and commence early in the
pring. We hope to sec lumber decline a
little, and probably it will, when the mar
ket i.s well supplied.
Gough, telegraphic opera
(or at Muscatine, authorizes the Muscatine
Journal
to say that any one who will put up
the telegraph line between there and Daven
port at any time when it may be found
down, will be promptly paid on presenting
the bill to him. As this is a matter of pub
lic interest, wchopc that those living along
the line will give it their attention.
AT
HOME.-We
the abolition papers are ecstatic over tho
fact that General McChllftn did not
REXEMITBU THE
POOB.—Our
citizens, ever
anxious in good works, should not forget
that the brightest trait in the Christian
character, is plain, unostentatious charity.
Let it not be forgotten then, that there arc
numerous poor families among us who ought
to be provided for on Thanksgiving Day.—
Let some action be taken directly to make
happy faces and joyous hearts on that day.
GET RICH.—Be
industrious and
saving. You can always save ten percent,
in price by buying your clothing at Sam
Perry's, and ten per cent, more in durabili
ty, and twenty per cent, on one suit is about
as much as any reasonable man cxpects to
save. Go to the store opposite the Post
Office—it is the best.
BRILLIANT TABLEAUX.—There
young folks will be
delighted to hear that J..
C.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1864.
THAXKSGIVIXO DIVNKB.—In
order that
their numerous friends may enjoy a rousing
thanksgiving dinner on Thursday next, and
have everything all nice and inviting. Parks
k Hosmer, the popular Grocers on the Sooth
Fast corner of Brady and Fourth Streets,
have laid in a stock of the nicest flour, fruits,
spices, butter, chcese, cider, pickles, nuts,
raisins,—in short everything you want, ex
cept the turkey itself, and they will get that
if you de-sire them to. Thej have got the
best goods, and wil1 sell lower than any oth
er concern in tho city—sand your goods
home and warrant everything all right.
Don't forget Parks k Hosmer when you go
for Thanksgiving groceries.
NOBLE IMPROVEMENT*—Though
our city ia
blessed bej'ond most other Western towns
in the extent and beauty of shade trees
which skirt and embelliah the streets in
every direction, it affords us genuine (grati
fication to observe that our citizens have
not yet wearied in improving and ornament
.ing their property in this way. We take
pleasure in noticing the fact that the prop*
erty holders on the east side of Brady street,
between Cth and Dth street, arc setting out
a continuous line of splendid, vigorous
young trees along the sidewalk. The work
is being done by our young friend, John
Temple, which is a sufficient guaranty for
the success of the work. This vrsrk on the
part of the property holders on that street
will be a lasting monument to thsir memory
—will afford them and the public pleasure
and comfort, and not only the present, but
future generations will be thankful that
their predecessors were people of such good
taste.
By the way, this is an excellent time fot
our citizens to plant trees in front of tin if
property. The cost will be but a mere trifla
in comparison to the benefits to be derived.
These benefits consist n^t alone in the com
fort they bring through tho senses, but
every tive so planted adds a real cash value
to the property which it embellishes—an
additional price which any purchaser is ever
willing and anxious to pay. We*know of
no small investment that will yield such a
round interest as that made in planting vig
orous yeung trees along the streets. Let
every propel ty holler in tho city, who has
not already done so, try it.
SL^PEXDBD.—Tha
is dead—not the
Federal Union— may it live foiev.r—but th#
ilock Island Daily fcnd Weekly
notice that some of these failures come through bad manage
ment, or through the tli-inclination of the
Republicans of that city and county, to sup
port a party organ, we cannot state. True
it is, however, that the continued efforts to
keep their organ, have proved failures.—
carry
the country in which he livea in New Jer
sey. If we remember rightly, one A. Lin
coin, resident of Sangamon county, Illinois,
failed to carry that county ia tho Ma elec
tion.
Cuion.—*
The fate of Republican papers in Rook Li*
land county seems lo be most cruel. F.verv
effort that has been made by the party in
that county—Republican though it is, and
controlling the county patronage—to estab
lisha newspaper, have proved abhortive.—
Fourteen changes, says the Arj:», have
been made in the Union office sine its com
mencement, and no one has succeeded, while
the Aryi thrives, and ha.-* become a neces
sity to that city and county.,' Whether
They will probably make another trial.
P. S. Since writing the above wc have
been informed by Major Caffrey, of the
ix,
Union,
Tns
will be a
rich time at LeClaire Hall to-morrow eve
ning. Several of our citizens will appear
for the first time on
any
stage, and the ru-
mot- about town is that some very unex
pected, though not at all unpleasant devel
opments will be made. Let the young folks
look out, and the older couples get on their
best spectacles.
SIXCIKO CLASS.—Themm
Wallace, the
favorite and popular teacher of vocal music
haa consented to give instructions this win
ter. He will commence with the junior
class on Monday evening, In the basement
of the Presbyterian Church. The reason
why ha has two classes is that ha may do
justice to new beginners as well aa to those
advanced. Parents should not omit to hats
their children trained in vocal music at Mr.
Wallace'a Sehool.
class will commenct on Monday
evening, Nov. 21st, in the basement of the
Presbyterian church. Advanced class will
commence on Wednesday evening, Nov.
23d, in the same place,
Tickets for each class to gentlemen... $2.00
To ladies 1.50
Terms—10
WINTKB QUARTERS.—The
Whipple was taken down to tha Booking
ham Slough thia afternoon, to lay up fcr
winter. The Muscatine, after one trip mora,
Will go upon tha ways" at LeClaira far
repairs, and main there untfl the opening
of navigation.
Un
that he has been misrepresented by tho
t-gu$—that
he shall continue to publish
the Weekly
and tray revive the Daily
Edition before long. Poor health has ren
dered it impossible for him to attend to the
business of his office in person, and he
thought it better to suspend for a while,
than to have his work done by others. We
wish our cotemporary continued financial
prosperity.
TABLEAUX.—We
arc glad to gather
from the general manifestations of interest,
and favoring expressions of opinion, the enj
terlainment at LeClaire Hall to-morrow
(Friday) evening, promises to be a grand
success. The ladies and gentlemen getting
it up, who arc sparing no exertion to render
it attractive, in order that a handsome sum
maybe realized for a most worthy object,
certainly deserve to be rewarded by seeing
full house and we understand that the
sale of tickets has already been .so great as
to warrant the expectation that 6uch will be
the case. Wo have heard of one gent'eman
purchasing fifteen and another twelve—all
appreciating the great necessity demanding
that the "Home" be put into operation im
mediately, will rejoice over these favorable
indications.
BALDIIKAD»! BALDHBADS!
Have
yon tried
Ho! ra BAUMSADA
the
two bottle system Do not
despair of having four missing locks restored,
while Lubin's Floriline remains untried for
his
Hair Reaewer,
sure, yes,
Decorator and Perfumer is
absolutely sure, to
help
you, if perse-
veringly used.
Contaiua no pernicious drags or alcohol, bat
ia purely vegetable, and extracted from the fra
grant abd nutritious flowers of Southern Fraaee.
One carton coits
but little, and a trial is the best
criterion.
New fork
0»»
stesmer Jennie
The New Bents* will ooaaa npand take
Saw Yon,
FLOWS- 895MOe
lower.
$9.1
State lO.fO^tl.OO R.
H. O.
WBBAV—Market
dull s^fi lower flMOU*
$9.86 geed winter red.
OATS-Bather
*diMraet,~ketawaa Brady aM Parry'
F.J. WILDMAN,....Leaaee Manager,
0. B.
BRACB
Stage Director.
J. StrasMr, Mtuieai Director.
Wreat Aitraetleas.
Re-engagement for six nights only, of the falca
ted Star Sisters,
MISS EMMi A IDA WBBB.
COSPUSEOTMY~KREFIT OF THE
WEBB SISTERS.
LAST NIGHT
BUT
ONE OF THE
STAR SISTERS.
Friday Evening, Km. 18, 1864,
Will be presented for the first time this
Bttlwer's Five Act play of the
LABYJF LYONS.
To conclude with the farce of
Oil
It GAL.
ScAta or Paicxs Druss Circle, 50 cts s
WM.rr£0,
ASITCATION
in asmnil au.l te«iectaile fanP
ilv, to do general housework. Inquire at
the Sigcl Hotel. Good references given.
Nov. 17, Id*
NTATE
OF ROW
.Ii. T. EADS,
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AGENT,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office in National Dank Building.
W
ILL attend to the purchase and sa'e of
Real Estate, payment of taxes, renting
houses, making collections, Ac.
Nov. 15, dlmo
NEW AND VALUABLE MUSIC BOOKS.
Tint
Citoai'4
WBKATH.—A
TNS
8BTH P. BRYAKf, I
JOHN R. SIMPSON^
Par-
{uette, 25 cts Reserved Seats 75 cts, to'
be had
at the box-office of the Theatre during the dav,
Doors
open at 7—commence at 9 o'clock.
No improper characters admitted Good order
will be enforced
To-day'e Advertisements.
i.
A*
ADJCTAXT OPAKRAL'S
Orrice, i
Davenport, Nov. 10, 1MJ4.
OflNKRAL ORIjKUS NO. 43.
Wi!EI!K.».S, No satisfactory report* from re
cruiting officers for the new regiment to have
been raised under General Orders of this De
partment, Nos. US and J1', (current seriun have
been received, and in order to save ex|iense to
the State and National Governments, and in or
der that all volunteers may aid in filling up the
regiments in the Held.
It ia heieby ordered that all recruit ins com
missions for said new regiment under said Gen
eral Orders Nos. 33 and 1", be arc hereby re
voked. ...
Hy
order of
Rock Island Argns in»
forms us that the
Cr.ion
the
Governor.
*,& BAKER,
Adjutant General of Iowa.
•TAril OF IOWA.
ADJUTANT
(IKXR-IML'S Ornca,
r.-'-.-. Da\ enj.ort, Nov. li», l8t»4.
01K°U,AR.
Particular attT.'-iuii i-i called to the fol
lowing paragraphs of Geueral Orders Xo. 41,
current series of tbia Department:
"II. All Companies receiving arms from the
8fat««, must meet for drill as often as once a
month, or their arir« will be transferred to eotn
p.nii•$ that will lot!:eir in!i'd.
IV. Ponds jcr :IIHI-, nui't lj-i furnished in all
cases. The r.eglect in this parliculxr has pro
duced unnecessary delay in delivery of arms.
V. Thj Orguni/.inx tJonuniit
counties are eiijuiued to atte
the matter of lolls bonds, ainin
Connty committees are requested to deliver
commissions in their hands to officers of compa
nies iu their resitective counties, cr to notify said
officers that the cominissiouaeaabebad u^eo ap
plication to said committee.
By order of the Governor.
i B. ttAKCfi,
Adjutant General cl Icmu
rmmn
lftifterfB
Collection of Sacrcd
and Secular Choruses from Oratorios, Operas,
and Popular Glee and (.'horns Books, designed
as a Standard Uook for Choirs, Musical .Societits,
Conventions and Schools, aud containing the
Most Desirable J'ieces for Private Practice and
Public Performance.—{1,50.
AXIML OF
THOBOIT.H BASS,
lVench,
by
Edward B.
Oliver, Principal of the Mendelssohn Musical In
stitute, Boston. This volume embodies the prin
cipal ideas contained in the elaborate works of
Geiman and Italian Masters of Mnsic,
disencumbered of obscurities of expression, and
made plain to the understanding of all grades of
students. For beginners, and even for advanc
ed scholars,
as a book
found invaluable.
Clotb, 67
Yovxo
LAMES' VOCAL ALBUM.—A
1,50.
THS
Mailed, post-paid, on receipt of price, by the
PablisbersVoU VKR
tr
steadier good business.
Poaa—Deeidedly lower.
#40M new «S7.M«p8.M pHaw.
LAaa-«earoety se
iaed bsaad: tSefree.
I l».T6
Wamr—Steady at 17S0L7L
gooAa-flne 81
Pmotm-QMt. tie ends 1O0ftn re-
4
Xiw Yoaa, Isreahr 17.
D1RJOJS
ington street, Boston.
Jfov. ISt d£
ACou,877 Wash
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