Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], November 23, 1864, Image 1

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VOLUME 10
INSIIMUK AIINU
JOHN L. 8WIT8 & CO.,
4 NLIini.l.lU.f.l, UMH,
A^VMnla* MM% WH|i
lofNni titfmd Ttnm,
CITY LOTS,
t» -.
hi
tBo%Ufltti told and
Lots for Sals*
A Ureal Barffala.
lots corner of
1«0 feet
feet oa
_. •Me of Bock Islsnd »«r»et.
No. 49. Those eligible building lots e
jhaihh end Rook Mm* streets,
on south *lde 12th street, sad 160
.frastsM
I W i
F|i IFCIM T»ry flue location: price TMJ
f. (inM novmnivnlv euj"—t stnsll amount
fl.1.<p></p>Vc^
dowft—balance on long terra of years at
low rst« of interest.
No. 41. l/«t »n Brady street, wool side, 5 feet
foist bjr 145 feet deep—price yet* low. On pay:
ainl fgr the lot th» mum** to bnUm ttUl ft*
mora Urm of «t »le TT ssefl.
Tit. M. On Bnidr street, WO ft
SMs*'
1
Price 118 per
treet. lot no.
iMt deep—fesoed. "Price $18 per front foot.
!fl*o. ». On Third street, Tot Ho. 10 Parker's ad
rn tiOn, (ooraor lot.)price, $00.
Ho. SO. Four hauite l«ts in Davison Trae s
Addition: 0150 tack. Terms •••J'*
NoS. SI, St, SS. Thirir House lots in Majrtua
gsr's addition #U0 to $1*1 each. Term* easy.
llo. ST. A ralaaMe city lot H. B. earner of
College Avenue 900 feet on Main by
too College Avenue and ooawsisnlisg
I river view. Price $1,600.
Ko. ST.
Asia aad i
•Olketoi
isauUful i
i WETBSRE'8 AMITI0R,
(Commonly known as "Ls Claire's Patch,")
4 NOW UUO OFF WTO LOTS .OF
ILL PRICES, MO TRET ME REMIT
fOR SALE 01 HEN WW
MO LOW PRICES. ZTP
doM Lets. Store Lots, Warehouse Lota, Faetorjr
I-ota.
Itere ViOts Ibr
No. 87. Tin* estate now owned iui.1 occnpicd
wfGeo. 8. C. Dow, Ksq..being the dwellinghouno
Md three full lots, fronting south upon 6th St.,
Mrner of Farnuni street. This house is in per
fect repair, having been.fitted up by the owner
far himself. Tlie entire urraogeinent of the house
tstasteful and complete. The view from this
place is unsurpassed. Terms easy.
No. 88. Hrick house and lots, southeast eor
asr of 4th nndMain Mts., known us Thorington es
tate 15 ft. front on each .St. l'rice |5,'", ft may
faamin for a term ofj cars at a lowr rate of iiilernt.
No. 8. Frame house south side 3d streat, one
•fie west of Brady street priee, $1,600. Two
Sirds may remuin on mortgage at six per cent.
Farm Wasted.
We want to purchase improred [arms from 80
li 140 acres each.
Farms f»r Bale.
tider75.
No. Eighty acre farm, 1 mile from the
tf limits, on tlie west Allen's Grove road, all
tine cultivation and fence, with good dwell
ing and out buildings well watered, fruit orch
ard, etc. A rrv pine. I'rico (5,000
,000 cash, balance on time to suit.
No. 74. 78 acre farm on the Iowa City (Locust
Street) road, 5 miles Iroin the city, all under new
fence, half under cultivation, balance haftturn
aad timber land. Good tAO story ft utile dwell
ing, with necessary out buildings, etc. Price
(1,200 cash.
No, 64. Farm of 68 acres pn River road be
tween Princeton snd !cclaire large orchard,
iwelling, barn and out houses. Price $2,500
cash, bulencc on time to suit.
No.'-7i\ One HV» acre farm in Cleona Township
ibout 6 miles north of Fulton and Durant sta
tions on the M, & M. Railroad, all improved and
anilor fenoe aad with good bouso and barn |W
per acre.
No. 72. One other*160 acre farm sitnsted near
,%e^ above, with like improvements. |i8 per
Jio. ISO acres unimproved land jiesr Du
at, at |10 per acr«. cash, balance in five
i at tan per cent.
s in Linn County, (50 improved aad
i.) Price $1,000, cash.
in Iowa county at $6 per acrei
in Sioux county at ft per adNt
in Clay county at
$1
per acre.
is Haaoock oountjr at $1 per acre.'JB
i in Winnebago Co. at $1 per acre.
at $1.35 per aero.
i at$ 8,oo per acre,
in Ta
aua county.
id 8tory county.
in Ornndv oonnty at $t per Mi
ityat$*.5o per iere.
in Mower oo., Minn, at 1.00 per act
in Houston County at $8.60
in Butler county at
Minn, at
2.60 per
QF (MM! IS (AM {8eoU)~ ttmng at $•
FIRE INSURANCE.
Ik*«re*a«e Capital $4,a
Iartfer4 Vhs tusrasM C*^
or HumtD, ooix.
OF Nt wrote.
Of NEWT
New York.
U,
A* Hares.
'bm
^8nON}PIKLOrMAM.
fILE INSURANCE.
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
n-J-"»P%P »fg*f **m gMM*"
Y O O I S I
Y O O S
fel-1 v
SELLIM OlP'
Ch
sale.
No. 47. One on dtli St., just east of liradr St.
Ko. 48. Four on 4lli St., near Railroad bridge.
Houses ftp Sale.
No. 10. In Molino, III., a two story brick dwel
ft|g boose, with lot so by 15" (Vet, cor. Lyndoand
Xnn Sts. The house in in gumi coudition, is now
panted pofscRKimi given iu30luys. (Tlie limine,
eoat $2,500.) I'rico of liouse nnd lot, $1,*• one
third cish baluncc on long time at low interest
88. A bricli dwelling house on E-'2d St.
H.rtOO $900 cash, rest on time at 8 per cent.
i e
'-"TV
positively closing
out his stock of Dry
Goods, and will ^ell
18
AT
NEW YORK
RATES,
or a short time, after
which the balance of
hp loods will be
shipped to the New
York Market, where
hey are selling at a
arge percentage over
our present prices.
September 6th, 1864. d&wtf
LOCAL ITEMS.
DB. FCBRABD,
the celebrated Spanig
Physician, is at his office, 0o Main street,
Davenport. sp6-d4wt.
TO
me
BEST.—Qo
Davenport,
to Bryant ft Strat-
ton's Chicago Commercial College, to get a
thorough practical business education, or to
bccotne a good sonnd telegraph operator.—
For circnlars address (enclosing stamp*)
Bryant & Stratton, Chicago, Illinois, dwly.
BUSINESS EDUCATION.—TO
ough knowledge of book keeping and get a
thorough-practical business education, at
tend Pratt's Commercial College, corner of
fith and Brady. Every facility afforded at
reasonable rates. Reduced rates to disa
bled roldierg. nv7-dfcwly
WHITE'S DAKCISQ ACADEST,
NOTICE.—I
DAVBfflPOBT, IOWA,
ef lb* BantHf wfll bi dcnd
-Thsa»a^lag Payi
leaned ftaia ttlncftae
Umm
AMU
A
procure a thor­
corner of Sd
and Brady streets. Class always open for
beginners. Class for ladies, taastera and
misses every Saturday at 3 P. M. Gents'
class the same evening at half past seven.—
Spectators will not be admitted except by
special invitation. nov2-dlin.
have this day sold out my in­
terest in the business heretofore carried on
by Win. A. Rem.ngton & Co., to Mr. O.
S. McNeil, and my connection with said
firm is dissolved from this date. All per
sons indebted to the late Arm are request*
ed to call and settle with Mr. Remington.
Gko. S. C. Dow.
Davenport, Nov. 16th, 1804. nov. 21-d3t
NOTICE.—TIavIng
purchased of Mr. Geo.
S. C. Dow the stock of clothing,cloths, furb
ishing goods and fix^ires of the business
carried on by Wm. A. Remington A Co.,
and associated with me Mr. Wm. A. sm
ington, the business will be carried on by
him under the same name as heretofore.
O. S. MCNKCL.
NOT.
10th,
1864.
AT DISCOVXT.—Two
not ftrgeCthat titeysaa
•taekaf
bitbe% #ttiM psfalar dif
of Henry O. Mia A Oa.
of Beady apd»*s«rssU. ^SJM^HM
latest styles evsry week, aad astt thsai low
—very low.
EoLu*s.--Nei» jraar there wfll ba Jtm
eclipses—twoaffka aa«, wUdi will oeeor
on Uw 25th of Aprfl and! the ink of Oeto
ber. Two of the moon—April lift—Ode*
ber 8d—one in the laahienable dotUsg
business in which Sam Perry will eclipse
all competitors. This will be visible In this
atitude during the sntire year.
CoamBcno*.—Our statement that the
Tableaux for the benefit of the Home of the
Friendless were to be repeated on Thursday
(to morrow) evening, was based on what we
supposed to be reliable information but it
seems that it was a mistake altogether.—
The repetition will probably take place next
week. The time wiU be duly announced.
TDAHKSOIVIJIO
Dimnms.—For the purpose
of affording the public the best faculties
possible for serving up splendid dinners to
morrow, the popular house of Park k Hos
mer has provided a stock of choice, fresh
groceries of, all kinds, that will suit every
body. You will find their bill of fair a very
long one, and made up of the very best the
market affords. Give them a call and make
your selections this evening, or early to
aMrrow.
The safe and sure way to get rich is to be
industrious and economical. To be econ
omical buy your plated furnishing goods at
Webbs, Le Claire Row. His stock of chi
na, glassware, cutlery, silver plated goods,
ctc., if) the best and the cheapest in the city.
He sells low because |ho buys low, and is
contented with a small profit. He has the
best stock kerosene lamps and lamp fix
tures in the city. Give him a call when
you want a
I
article that you 6an rely upon.
JIAIB JEWELRY, WIGS, kc.—M.
BKAUTIFCT. SIGHT.—A
GENERAL AGENTS
nov.2\-d3t
splendid
Grover
•BilVVfV
JtattM daimfl
esesii^t, Nov. Slat, la the
Adtanced cln
iy evening,
ToHdies.
&
Baker sewing machines —one the chain
stitch, a splendid family machine—one the
ahuttk or loch stitch, for heavy manu&e
taring or light work, as may be dssirad—
both entirely new and jntrranted in perfect
order, are offered at a bargain. Also oae
Wiloox k Gibbfl, aoisless, chain stitch, flun
Dy sewing. Machines in perfect ofter and
entirely new, at a great bargain. Inquire
at this office.
«f the
to gentkaen.. .|1M
1M
J. O. WALLAOX.
***m a ptl#
the wlea h«pM where
IWwKMliamis thsir Ilk
wmjriW'
group of lovely
maidens with flowing tresses, exhaling the
rare perfume of a thousand exotic flowers.
These may be seen wherever "Lubin's
Floriline" is known and used. It beauti
fiss the hair, perfumes it, curls it, makes it
long, strong and luxurient, retains it in any
desired position, and adds the exquisite and
distingue appearance so much admired In
the city belle of elegance and fashion. Oet
one carton, and be convinced.
or
THB IOWA CEMTBAL
INSURANCE COMPART.—This
popular and
rapidly growing Fire Insurance Company
has appointed as its general agents, for the
northern half of Iowa, Messrs. C. W. Bur
lingame snd R. L. Marsh. The former
gentleman comes ta Iowa from Peoria, III.,
highly recommended as an active, prompt
and cncrgctic business man. Mr. Marsh ia
too well and favorably known here to re
quire any introduction. The territory com
prising this district is made up of Monfaut,
Crawford, Carroll, Greene, Boone, Story,
Marshall, Tama, Benton, Linn, Jones, Ce
dar and Scott cdttntics, and all counticg in
the State north of these. The Iowa Cen
tral Insurance Company is located at Iowa
City. It is doing a thriving business—
taking the best class of risks all over the
8tate. Messrs. Burlingame A Marsh are
now in thecity, and are appointing Itaal
agents- and aoliciting the' serviaea of active
men to canvass for the company. It is a
paying business—and a lively young man
could not be more profitably employed.—
For the present the headquarUrrs of Messn.
B. k M. will be at Iowa Citr, where thej
can ba consulted or addreseed by letter.
ii
REKBUBSB TUB POOB.—True happiness
does not consist in making one's self
fortable, so much aa in diffusing joy
gladness .among athsob Let tbeaa
have been hlsaasd witfr prosperity aad can
afibrd the luxoriee ef fifct wrap thaamshrea
up in this aolfeNrfkleaqr and tha.ik Get
that they are not BajWhin, butlet them
at aU^ times aad espaeiaBy on this
VM M9^
the hungry maile tbsir heart*
so. Whaaiaiw||ii( UMillt jUn^uula of
charity within* Mai #nMf Awn year
deorf hea#|fa|Mtt||# snijH malhsw
iMtaai
teMstotiMM lMMisathal m**
h' fhanksghlng |W
whatshsB beMkMtUt aete thaakfci
flttHM many Umtagi &aiFlXvteePM«i-
wV^I ft mmfw MM
af a arasl aad daatfantivs war, lek ua be
laMtbaet
orpeaceAdeffgrtaia
Unida, hanaeny and
fraternity between hidaos detract
ed elenMHtte, let us be grateAdthatreatirfa
tian la not pMaed hsyood thsdlmitaef hope,
and that oar ooaatry haa aat eathreljr he
come the prey of anavshgr and dsspstim
Let us be thankful that there is still a chance
left whereby we may yet achieve for our
country all the good for whieh we have ever
hoped.
Let ua be thankful that while death haa
taken so many from among us, and diaease
has brought many low, that so many of the
otyects of our affection are still permitted to
remain with and cheer us. Let us be thank
ful that the earth has yielded an abundant
harvest that all may eiyoyso many comforts
of life. Let us be thankful for all the numer
ous blessings that we enjoy, devoutly pray
ing that the cup of happiness may never
be drained. While there are many evils
amongst us that we deprecate and greatly
deplore, let us continue to put oar trust in
Him who haa led us on thus far in the jour
ney of life, and so live and conduct our
selves—one and all—as to merit an improv
ed and continued state of prosperity and
happiness.
DISHONEST.—The
Campbel,
81 South Clark street, Chicago, wishes to
inform our readers that he will give suffi
cient inducements to those who may
want anything in the line of hair jewelry,
wigs, curls, braid*, toupees, etc., either at
wholesale
or retail, to make it a great ob
ject to purchase of him. Ho has long been
established in tho business, and has gained
s general reputation of doing just what he
promises to.
gentleman in tikis' city,
whoever he may be, who sends specials to
the Chicago Journal, is inclined to warping
the truth—telling what old folks call un
truths. In his report of the 22d, yesterday,
he stated that "the Muscatine Courier and
Burlington Argvt have gone under." We
think the writer of that sentence knew he
was. uttering a falsehood when he penned it
It is true that the daily editions of theso pa
pers have been suspended*. They were star
ted at the commencement of the Presidential
Campaign, to be run as Campaign papers,
and to be suspended immediately after the
election. The weekly issues have not been
suspended, as was stated in the items from
which the reporter for tho Journal made up
his items. It is both unfair and ungentle
manly to thus report the suspension of pa
pers, and maliciously so when the reporter
knows that he is conveying a false impres
8I0D.
The Inra Ckrfrtlaa
At a preliminary meeting of this insutu*
tion, held at the "Home," (formerly Mt.
Ida College) on Saturday, the 19th inst., a
unanimous resolution was passed by the
numerous friends present, to organise at
once, and place it in condition to receive
applicants.
Notice is therefore given that a meeting
will be held for the fall organization of this
Society on Saturday, the 20th of November,
at 8 o'clock P. M., tn the lecture room of
the Presbyterian church, on Brady atreet
A full attendance of the ladies ofthis dty
is solicited.
A. H.
BAEBOWS,
Ftooa.—BetaN •»,») bU.
•S.40 baft WMtede $6
$S.40{ $8.(0 balk.
Winur.
BROKE
Plea. (aa.
November SSd, 1864.
NEW WATCH AND JBWSLBTSTOBB.—M. G.
Rosenberger wlshea It remember! that he
has opcred a large and carefully seleeted
stock of Army Watches and Jewelry of all
kinds at No. 24 Le Claire Row. His st*ck
is excellent, and his prices low. Those look
ing for Watches should call and examine his
extensive stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the plaoe—No 24, Le Claire Row
—Store formerly occupied iJJr Reapkc k
Son.
as
The Xewberryport Herald concludes an inter
esting History of the various substitutes far the
Isrge and costly pipe organ with the following
well-deserved Settee of the Cabinet Organ: "All
these investteas were, however, butlittle more
thaa a series of «tp«is»at% aetritfsg altar aa
ideal, wfaick SheUM
wjeet sH isipeelsctfams, ifljsh. Uettotbe
universal teatjaway of
tfcre«gbo«Mheweitd, be* 8k
in the 'GaMaet Orges* of lipMl A
these ^W ^tW
1M| IWy ipMBHi W
fhfaw.iawliielitW «#sd^tt feaied Metesd ef
llMa ijfcsaairHal
tuiwwaf Hp »it— teilni
MMB9 MMh
pewsr, riehaoss ef teaS^ aad satptftdag eAets
setts Csfcisst Quaes ItkHftwate,tea, ihat
their espeaee Is sa tewMtepNee ttwa wttlla
masas eCeImssi w iy AAnirlS^S hintt
HB wlMg ww VB*
af
II OX A
BSB
-No. l. wsH rteewsi. roosdi
Club, Tea
i u
Cow.—No. I, sound, plump end
No.
8, 80.
OATS. NO. 1,
T»
W.19M.
80
paper sack a,
p^ter soda
elenu aad eessd, SOei
Basunr.—$l.w.
WSITB BSAXS.—$8.00#10%' *•.
Fuuusao.- $3.0o^a.W.
Tmorar.—$4.0t). .. ...
steadier good business. 87
%V» western.
Pons—Decidedly lower. •88.88^*8.(0
tM.7&04O«Osew $87.87087.60 priSMi'
LABO—Scarcely so Ina. SI@8JV4
WHISKT—Steady
at
17801.74.
BCOAB—fineSI ASS.
Pevaotsea—Quiet. 4Be erude «7#T$e re
fined boand 6Zc free.
Bteek Market.
Nsw Voax, Noveaber It.
BtodtS fttitr—Oold. $8.28V.t
To-day's AdvtrtlMmwti.
LOONS at the lower part of^towii. a
Chestnut, Sorrel Ponv, with saddle aaid
bridle. Whoever returns hint to Smith's Liverv
Stable, will get the reward.
Nor. SS-tf.
BANK NOTICK.
THK
STATB BANK OF IOWA, and KER
CH AN C8 UBANCn
Mt
KSS£n!54JJ:(
i(,iK t.-
New Toss, Nov. St.
FUnm- Unchanged. |t.86(M.M ntM
ate ll.OOeil.86 K. H. O.
WnaA»—Market qniet and steady. $t.S8 Olti*
eego spring $8.46 good winter red.
COBS—$1.87 in store.
OATS—Bather
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Davenport, will be
closed to-morrow, Thanksgiving Day.
Nov. S3 It. B. B. WOODWARD, Cash'r.
I S
Stwlag
ImUii.
Is sntircly noiseless I
A Patented Devictl
being turned back-
prevents its
ward.
The patented needle eannot beset wrong.
The patented Hefbnter and Feller and Hrs.der,
eannot be aet wrong, and are superior to all oth
er.'.
It mns faster than any other.
It will never drop a stich.
It U the only practical Machine which ALL
can use. I
It doee the finest aad neatest work ever known,
and oil varieties of family sewing in the most
perfect manner.
No other machine takes the 'Twisted Loop
Stiteh."
It cannot be adjusted or got out of order.
It uses the Rotating Hook.'
Whatever the merits of other machines it is
no disparagement to sar the Wilcox A Gibba is
worth, for family ute, double that of any other
ever ode red to tee public.
IT (IS SOW THE GREAT LUDM6
FAMILY SEWN SKHME ALL
OVER THE WORLD.
It U. t»ken tb. «MHJ» HRBAL .1 lh
American Institute, New York, and the FIRST
PREMIUM at the State Fairs of Vermont, Penn
sylvania, Indiana and the eombined New England
States, making a grind total of
35
Premiuamn
Mil &emwo n.
with Uemmer, Feller,
Prices of Machines,
Ouage, Oil Can, Extra Needles, fall directions,
Ac., from |5« tw$IS0.
Anavra WAXTBB.—Agents for other Srst-elese
machines, who take the Wilcox A Oibbo, in ad
dition to theirs, make our most successful aad
best Agenta. Try it.
Terms to scents, deeoriptive eircalsr and speci
mens of work, seat free bjr meil, as receipt ef
stamp, or bad of
1~ C«RmL it CO* Qts'l Af'ts,
sv28«d4m} WEito BtreeVCateege^ilu
AVJCk
GRAIV,
No. 49 Hsrrison St, betwees Seesad aad Thied,
a. cansil
DbeOtioUs for ttsaeurlag
No. t-nw
v 4M ANNtfl
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COUNTRY 1TBBCHANTS.'
S&s&sifi BTri«r^ tk. tTniM SlttM
Complete Works of Thoiaan Jeffersen,
Kirk's ChaSSTfihi* Bdldf*
ddison's Works Complete
Goldsmith's Animated Nature Illustrated
Complete Works of Thomas Rood
Coopier'S. Works beautifully Illustrsted
Hugh Miller's Works Complete
Macsuley's History of England
Vallam's History of the Middle Agtt |,
D'lsracli's Amenities
Bvtler9*Bell Series of Poets, elegantly
Uc
VoUs Tncke)r Morocco
-i,'l
foetfy ef theffelda,
Poetry of the Year,
Poetry of the Woods,
Heman'a Bongs of ttie
Moore's Irish Melodies,
and the the artist 1
a. iBESKAH W1TCSE8.
Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy, Keble's Christian Yoar, Thoar
Burn's complete Poetical Works, Adam's Sacred Alegories, Haber'a
Roger's complete Poetical Workn, Goldsmith's Poetical Works, VeadPa Jtenali
Poets of America, Harts Female Proee Writers of America, Stevens' af |hs,
New Testament
v 'J
The Stoek of Photoyni^lile Alb
In fine binding cannot be exodled In variety of style or beauty of
The Juvenile Toy Book department is very complete and pertiee laHdng for pm»-'
aents for the Young People cannot foil to be pleased. Also a great variety ff
Stationery* Blank Books* GoMI Pens,
Purses and Pocket Books, Portfolios, Writing Desks, Work Boasa,
Scotch Fancy Oooda, Ac., 4c. Gall and examine goods and price* lisftae
chases.
WATOHSS AMB 4SWSUIV.
Sttrling Silvtr Cam DoMt and AM at
CURRY'S,
On ady Wrwf.
LAMEN' IBTTf,
Witt Pearl, Oyax, Coral, Ae.
of BoHd CMdBet
f.j'
SETT!1
IVORY
OP
0EAJUEB UT BTBBT D1BCR1PTION
SoUd Oold Rings, Weddiag liags, simstbiag
«atlrey New.
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Literature
Hsllam'i CosstlUrttooal Hiatory ot g-wgiesd
It'Israeli's Cariosities of Literature
Barton's Anatomy ef Mslsncholy
Charles Lamb'a works
D'Tocquille's Democracy Iti America!!^'
(lllibora History of Rome
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