Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], December 09, 1864, Image 1

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bkfNNi ft"*
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LOTS, 'S
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A threat
ible buildin|
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lota isomer of
ISO fed
foot OS
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dt down—l»3mceonlongUrm of years at
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0Kt deep—fe
Ufa. ». On Third
'|6» feet front by 150
|11 per front toot,
lot So. loparker'oes-
A Trae'e
l«ta ia Slayma-
each.
Thirty aeess MM on
felr's addition #1«0 U #140 each. Term, aawy.
tu A ialni*l« city lai 8. E. corner of
fllaia and College Avenue tOO feet on Main by
UOfoeton College Avenue and commanding a
beautiful river TMW. Price #1,800.
{pBaanoaly kaowa aa "I* Claire'e Wch,")
ik HOW UIB Off l«T8 tors-OF
III PUKES. MM VMM MJW
MOLOSfMCES.
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•Swwa Lota,
toss
FM SALE MVEM MM
Store Lola, WareboweLels, Fietory
LoU.
Mare l.aU ftr aalc.
»itiro. 4T. Oaa on 4th St., juat eaat of Brad^ St.
ji,. Four on 4tU»t., near Railroad itridge.
M*«a«a ftp Bala.
Jlo.
10. In Moline, III., a two-atory brick dwel
kouae, wrtli lot
bU
by 15 feet, cor. Lynde and
An Sta. The Iwuaa ia in g«od condition, w now
noaaaMiok lit« inauday*. (The nou%e.
'•6at #t flSvT" Krii* of hotwc and lot, #1,&U0 one
ikird euh balnnce on long time at low interest
™j. jX 'a brick dwelling h«»uae on E-'Jd ISt.
'm 400 #S40 cash, rest on time at S per ccnt.
ITM, 87. The ewtate now owiu-d and occnpu-d
tar Oeo. S. C. Uow, Kaq.,being »a- dwellin^houae
MM«e(UllMa, frontiagaoath upon (ttk St.,
aarnSpf IV«iiAatreet. Tflli* hon«e lain per
"CMt r*p*ir, lAring been fltted op by the owner
•laea la aaaarpaaaed. Termaeaay
Mo 88. Brick bonne and lota, aoutheaat cor
MB of 4th and Main Sta., known aa Thorington es
tate 150 ft. front on eaeh St. Price #6,000,
f(
may
(Matis for a term ofyeara at a low rate of intent
"J|o. V. Ft ante kouae aoitth aide 3d street, one
iBlle west of Brady street price, #1,800. Two
|Urda may remain on mortgage at aix per ceut.
i:
Fanai Wutet,
hft waat to purakaaa improved farma from 80
I# 1(0 acres each.
FaraM i¥r Sato*
71. Eighty acre farm, 1 mile from the
limits, on the west Allen's Orora road, all
aader fiae cultiratiou and fence, with good dwell
in* aad oat buitdiug* well watered, fruit orch
•M, ota.
A vtrg d**ii obU
asssf
I'rice #5,000
#S,0iM eaak, balaaoa oa time to suit.
Ho. 78. 78 acre farm on the Iowa City (Locust
•treat) road, 5 milea from the city, all under new
ik-m. w.if under cultivation, balance basture
STilKik* 1—4. Good two story fiana *jrell
oat Imildinga, etc. Price
Tt##rFam of Walreaon Rirer road be
tanaa PrUcetoa aad Ledaire larga orchard,
IfilHag, barn aad oat honses. Price #11,600
cash, balanaa on time to sui t.
*0.70. One 180 acre farm ia CleoaaToaraahip
lltaat ft miles north of Fulton and Dnrant sta
ifyM on the M. A M. Railroad, all improved and
glider fenee and with good house and barn #25
^Ko. 72. One other 160 acre farm situated near
,ba above, with like improvements, #M per
*Ro. t* 190 sere# unimproved land near Du
fMrt, at #10 per acri. eash, balance in fire
rears at tan per caat.
itn Linn U
».) Prioe #1.000,
i ia Iowa coanty at #5
1 in gioax coanty at #1 per sen.
•a in Clay coanty at #1 per at
i ia Haaaock county at#l par
ia Wianebago Co. at #fpai
•00
in Linn County, (50 improved aad'
',
er
acre.
iikapS:
per acre.
i
i ia Taaut coaatgr.
id Story ooaaty.
ia Orandy coanty at ft Ml aPls
ia Butler eouity at #1.50 per acre,
i ia Mower so., Hiaa, at S.50 per aero
ia Haaetoa Ceaaty at |LN par aw.
tf (MM! tkk (6twtf) apaafjf al (ft
P1RE INSURANCE.
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BMrtSBAtS rOSStVO ad VSfnssmSBtS (SV thtS poser*
Y O O S
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Y O O S
SELLINGOIT
i
1
is positively closing
out his stock of Dry
Goods, and will sell
AT NEW YORK
RATES,
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f.i
for a
September 0th, ]864d4wtf
LOCAL ITEMST
Go
TO TBI BBST.—Go
Da.
to Bryant A Strat-
ton's Chicago Commercial College, to get a
thorougb practical fcaainaw education, or to
tfweme a good aoand telegraph operator.—
For circulars address (enclosing stamps)
Bryant & Stratton, Chicago, Illinois, dvljr.
FSRBAKD,
the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is at his office, on Main street,
Davenport. sp6-d&wt.
BUSINESS EDUCATION.—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 roldiera. nv7-dAwly
"Tna 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 then*.
The ma require no argument to prove that
a few thousand dollars left to a helpless
family will sa-re them from vice and misery.
The tcia* know that Gvcor 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 subiect
that interests the human family in the high
est degree, at the office of
WM. ALLS* IKG ALLS.
Boom No. S, over Macklot's Bank,
Corner of Brady and 2d streets.
(*ct. 10-dtt.
MXCMIVCi BCHOOft*
JCTHOB
class will commence ftl Vohday
evening, Nov. 21st, in the basement of the
Presbyterian church. Advanced class wfll
eommence on Wednesday evening, Not.
23d, in the same place.
Tickets for each class to gentlemen.. .$3.00
To ladies.' 1.50
Terms—SO lessons.
J. C. WALLACE.
W
AXTKD.—A
few Iowa
u
Gar ras
War and
for which the highest sistket
price wfll be paid. Apply at thiaoffice.
HOUDAY GOODS.—The
It
Hersborg
tHfOsld-
No. l's
Mhmrt Time I
THB
short time, after
whieh the balance of
the goods will be
shipped to the New
York Market, where
they are selling at a
large percentage over
our present prices.
QosaaiLtA
ATTENTION.—The
pqralar house of
k
Co. No. 6, West 3d street,
has laid in an elegant stock of goods suita
ble tor holiday presents, embracing choice
patterns of dress goods, beaatifol shawls,
rich and lsshfonable doaks, notions of srsiy
description, ladies Mlel goods of numerous
styles—sil very neat aad deairosblo just
what is wanted. Usrsberg 4 Co., take es
pecfajl pains to provide the ansat durable as
wtfl as the richest goods, aad iuvita ladies
to sail and exaadae them. TTn linalih to
show goods at their establiriuBsaL Re
ttie igure and plsce
Sd street, in Xstropolitan bktck.
BSST.—YOU
eerjr
tmt
THE MUTHRI AOW
———±±aeacs==sssaaasssssz
tslsgrsph wpwt ascsivsd to day.
y For C—atl Prsossdinfi ssa fcorth
page.
s.—That is the place thm la­
dies go for white goods—dress trimmings,
shawls, woolen clothing and toilet articles.
The store is No.
7
Eaat td street The
goods are very choice and low.
Rssronrr DnrrmT.—R. b. Ifyers is the
oldest and stoat azperieocad Dentist ia
Davenport. He Amiishea artiBdal setts or
parts of setts, in the nasi aoenrata style.
Satisfaction warranted. Oflce, Northeast
eomer of Perry and Third streets, dtwtf
BALL.—Wa
Rirsa
aadtted to uwatieu
yssterdsy that the Pin Kings' hsd a most
splsndid party at Lahnaaan's on the even
ing of the 7th. Aboot seventy-five osaptes
were in attendance, aad the nett prooseds
are such as will give the Company a fine
start ia purchasing a Near Engine. They
-will give another daring the Holidays.
CLoeSD.-Theextremely
cold weather
last night brought the ice to a stand in the
River at this point, and fastened it so effect
ually that it will probably remain as it is
until spring. The surfsee, owing to gorg
ing and piling is far from being smooth.
Considerable labor will be required to make
a good traek across to Rock Island, and ws
hope to see the Job done ss soon as practi
cable.
BUSINESS.—After
ScBsriTrrs
BROKERS.—We
Toe
members of the Thor­
ington Guards will please notice the call of
Orderly Jamison in another column.
The election of officers for this regiment
on Saturday is a matter that interests the
Companies which form it, ss wc'l as the
public to a certain extent. As to who the
officers shall be there seems to bo but one
opinion, as far as we have been able to lesrn
in regard to candidates. For the Colonclcy,
Capt. Thorington aeeras to be the choice
for Lieut. Colonel, Capt. Lischer has the
preference we think, and for Major, Asher
R. Golden will undoubtedly be the success
ful candidate. This will make a good ticket.
So far there are only six Companies in
this Regiment—no new ones having report
ed this week.
IIAIB JEWELRT FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
No style of jewelry is more becoming to a
lady or gentleman than that saanufactured
ia a neat and curious manner from the hu
man hair, ingeniously mounted with oroa
menta of gold. The hair will last an age in
this way, and retain its natural freshness.
Ladies or gentlemen who desire to have
anything of ths kind manufactured can have
their orders filled to their own liking by
leaving them at C. H. Smith's, No. 90 East
2d street If yon have hair of yoar owa or
that of a friend that you wish to preserve
•s a memento, you can have it made tap
just as desired. Mr. Smith is the most in
genious hair jeweler in the country, and
wifi guarantee perfect satisfaction ia any
thiag be undertakes. Give bim a call aad
order your chrismas presents ia seasea.
CONCBAUNO A
will always find the
ready-made clothing in the market
al M. Hohenfets'—Metropolitan Clothing
HaB. The* goods are vety choice and sell
fay lew.
Taa Puoa-HTlM plaoe ta bay ahoice,
frssh, palatable, healthy Faasfly Grooeries
evs^r M«d, WalParitsft Hoarwrs, So«th
enkadysaddthstVMts. Thoss
sea tkwe la traia daka AM#
Jhey aave money, bath sa fsada awl pries.
ia gsttlMbeat
k
Dssasiss—A substitute
deserted, having been found in the Wine
eeHar of Henry Haapt, at his Saloon an
Front street, and the key of tfie edlar la
Henry's pocket, the defectives very natar
illy believed that he was party to ths con
csahasnt, aad so they took him aloag with
the deserter to camp. This is a pretty ser
ious matter, and trid be apt ta get Henry
into trouble ahless he can make it appear
that ha knew aethittg ei the peeitiea el the
person he songht to eeaapal.
Mr. Haupt's case w^l probably be brought
to a hearing in a
short time before U. S. COM*
missieesr, John N. Rogers,'Esq. It is the
first of the kind that haa been hsard at thia
plaoa, aad wii aatanHy create a little as
dtement
BOOTS AND
Saoas.—This is aa Impsrtaat
subtest and one that eveiy aMa shsahl eoaj
sidsr who regards health, wealth aad hap
piness and U shoald caastantly be heme
ia mind by all elsasls in thfc vieiaity that
Child
k
V* «o«ad,
adadtably. Gits
Im
wis®* IT .gUi,
C*, of the Bootee boot and shee
atom, hasp the lsr£eet and beat sslsslsd
•tack of gooda^ia the city. One partner
etajrs ia Boatsa all tla Ihas ta aaperialaai
#tr'
T'
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l."~* .-. 9 .J A. *_..., .*
DAVENPORT, IOWA, FKIGAY, DECEMBER 9, 1864.
Aamm •aaaasa
ISftHMMfttB
Wm. O. Jsaes^OA Ft
fM
asaslsd al Levi
eatecflag asal^ tha fl^ht
^Vi vi
id his woaad asa 0vo aap lilMiaMiaa la to*
latfea ta Jsess, Is wtaaNed that be write
to Jeae# amiher, Mi* SMLWe, Celamiae
City, lows.
Obaites Msmy leasts, ispssted sssallsted
la Ca,
F,
If say State Ageat Of
a peru­
sal of Qen. Baker's order in another column,
the guerrillas that are now crowding into
Southern Iowa, will think the authorities
mesn them. One thing is certain, if they
keep out of the way or mind their own bu
siness when within our borders they will
not get hurt. Otherwise they had better
be in almost any other place than Iowa.
are glad to no-
tice that the city authorities have tskea the
Substitute Brokerage business in hand, and
imposed a license upon it. This will have
the effect to throw that business into re
sponsible bands, and do away with irre
sponsible, dishonest operators, many of
whom have been imposing upon drafted
men in this city this year. Those who take
out a license will take good care that the
unreliable parties are kept ont of the busi
ness.
SITUATION.—The
it
newspaper business
ss much effected by tlie oold snap as any
other branch of trade. The eloctric current
has not only been frosen so it will not ran,
thereby catting us off from telegraphic com
munication with the outer world, bat about
town items of intsrsst are very scarce and
extremely uninteresting. Bat the fault is
not ours. We sre not responsible for (he
weather, and if people are so much affected
by it as not to get up exciting incidents, we
ought not to be blamed if we do not report
thein.
TO .IBS GREATEST NUMBER.
lltb lewa Isftadplsst MsrOb, was
siek at New Orleaes sad ssssetiae la
tsasber was seat North, la died ea the beat
Sept. f#lk, 1##4, aad was bat Had alOslroi—
It is sllsdged thel he bad Meat) aad a watek
with bim at the time of his death, that two of
bis owa ssmpaay saw sa
INN
sat ths Airpssa is alaryssf Iks
Im
v....iVV...
To-day's
Hi IpaalatMtvyi aae
•te«sa,ae**e ha*
earned'•**«
eat
AsNpotlsi lafleaftrsl Baker, Jeaes
i AMaata aad- there
psss ta seaM Me*4, hat Apa Is i
if he moved Berth, la^lha
atthadthaerpe hespMsl UlAlaMa. If aay
IMVTUT
A§mU
JVafe
bout
esaat
the moaey, aad die ladmsMaa seems to be
that some tu, a Itste Ageat, or a preteaded
8tsto A|fM Stay have tslslas* tbe aoary.—
It ia deslrsd that any eSssr, agent or soldier
will give the Adjataat Oeaeral Infbmatlao la
tbtscssa
has retalasd
say property of soy Itts eeldier wlthoak at
tsmpts to forwsrd the sasM ta the frisads of
the deeeeeed, we bsvs aa doebt aaid sgeat
will at oese be remstsd
ikom
adoe apon
proper represeatstios to tboBtale sathoritie*.
Ia all eeess Stats Ageats sbeald report to the
Adistsat Osasrsfs sOss tbe
ef ell eflkets they may bsvs of di
dlers sad any dlsrsgsrd of this daty, ws
bsvs no doebt, will subject tbe sgeat to dis
missal, aad each other jpwessdiags as ths
cass may demand.
Adjataat Oeaeral laker desires laforaiS
tloa In relstiea to a Mr. Melksr and Dseter
Davis aho'srs said ta bs tnMdtog la
8tatn to settle with slalmaots against the La
fayette and tsdlksapoUsraihosd, or soy eth
er rsilroad. Any iaiOrmstlse will ia grats*
fully received by the Oeasial, ws bsvs so
doebt
We hope papers ioths Stalo wl 1 esll attoa
tloa to ths above eases.
tTATl: OP loi^L
rv»!JE
ADJITANT GEKRBAL'S Orncs,)
DavenportvDec. 9,. 1864.
Regiments organised in State of towa up
to this date:
Appanoose 2
Adair 4.1 battalion.
Blackhawk 3
Clarke: i* 1
Davis S
Des Moiaes j..m I
Jasper
S
t.'J
Scott
Vsn Bursa. «.**»• ^. 2
Warrsn.... v **.... *.* 2
Total No. regimental......20
And 1 battalion.
N. B. BARER,
dec9 Adjutant General of Iowa.
OmcEBs, ATTENTION !—There is a circu
lar in this number of the
Daily Democrat,
issued by Gen. Bsker, for your especial
benefit It is not intended for those who
perform the duty but those who do not.
If this latter class expect promotion they
must first prove that they are competent to
fill the position they already hold. This
same circular should hsve be^i issued a
long time ago, but it is in tims to do much
good yet
AT
WHOLESALE.—The
best plsce to buy
Ready-made Clothing, Gents' Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps, Cloths, Military Goods,
etc., at wholesale, is at Mass & Mayers, No.
11, West Second Street. Call there and
purchase, instead of going further East.
INTEREST BEARING ORDERS.—The action
of the City Council fixing 6 per cent inter
est on city orders, will make that kind of
security a little more marketable in this
community. This is a very just provision,
and one that sheuld have been adopted
years ago.
A near method of applying f^d and
owder to the hair for dress occasions. Lu
in's FloriHne, tbe new end wonderful toil
et aid, Li ths cheapest,
quickest and most
perfect article for this purpose ever discov
ered. Method—Saturate the hair well with
Floriline .No. 8, and then apply the geld
powder to suit yourself. For this and all
other toilet usee, Floriline is just the thing.
MSB,
fa Quiocv, m., ea Saturday morning, 8d last.
DICKY,
aoa
11
of L. T. aad Bai.au Owmat, aged
Metropolitan Theatre I
BhoMI MIT W sWVs*
i.
F.
WILDMAH,... .Leeeoa 4 Maaager,
O. ft. BBASB
Stage Director.
J* Btreaaer,.... .Maaiafi
flwat AMraetlsas.
Friimff
IWiiay, Jk 96k, 1844,
Kngagemeut of the Touag, Beautiful aad
Aeeoiaplished Artiste,
•MHtlEliaKM0l,__
Who will appear la the beautiful drama of"
PEEECH SPY.
To eeaelade with the favorite three
Mmttt 0. MhUid.
er haa-Hma Circle,
will be oafaroed
Officers will not bs granted promotiou in
Iowa regiments, when they neglect their
plain dutiee, and thereby permit our brave
soldiers ta suffer.
'Tr^^-wr,-
N.
V
The
ate
v
GsaaaAL's Omca,)
Davenport, Dee. 9th, 1M4.
CIRCULAR NO. 2C.
The
greea ne^igence'and ranleesni
whidi eharactsrisss many ofthedeesriptlv,
rolla aad dischargee which are fur a aided
to Lisat Col. Grier, 1st U. S. Cavalry, 8n
periatsadsat of Recruiting Service aad Chief
Mastering OOcer af the State of Iowa, and
ta other departmenta, calla for immediate
eorrectlon. The neglect of company co
menders to arswer letters fremCol. Grier
and this depsrtment in relation to descrip
tive rolls aad discharges, demands oorree
n. While this Department has no au
thority in thoss eases, it hss, under orders
of the Governor, control of promotions, and
if any officer hereafter negiects to attend to
the important dutiee which belong to him
in the cases nsmed, and apon which the
soldiers depend for payment, when dis
charged, such neglect will be csnsidered by
this Department as good ground for refusal
to promote to higher position.
B. BAKER,
Adjutant General of Iowa.,
IXATli or IOWA.
ADJUTAXT GIKUAL'S
I
Omca,
Davenport, Dec. 9th, 1844.
CIRCULAR
NO.
87.
Tasaty Regimeuts and one Batallion have been
organised in this State.
The Regiments of Davis County have thus far
proved that they sre the most efficient and prompt
in the State, and the thanks of this Department
are hereby tendered to the olloera and men of
Davis County for their zeal aad readiness in the
Use of duty.
Mil itiaia every County on
Officers in the State Militia Will repkrt to this
Department, the names of any suspicioiia charac
ters in their respective vicinities, with the cir
cumstances in such cases.
These desperadoes, who belong to ao eomtnsad,
and who merely take advantage of tbe disturbed
State of the border, to rob, steal, plunder aad
murder, shall be taught that the State of Iowa
does not allow •heir presence iaeide her borders,
and when suck desperadoes
eaught in the acts,
ofrobbiag, stealing, plundering or murdering
UW-Ur be wsatsd aa «mtlawsjsid
or
f„. Adjt. Oen. of Iowa.
8TATK OF IOWA.
ADJITANT GENERAL S
Tbe Adjutant General or Assistant Ad
jutant General will be present and decide
on the question of what companies shall
participate in said e'cc'ion.
All organised companies in Scott county,
recognised as such by this department, and
not the 1st regiment of Scott county, are
directed to attend.
By order of the Captaia.
J. W JAMISOIT. Orderiy.
XfTMK TS MA 8KTTLSS8.
The Aaaasl :««tla^"
OP THE
PIONEER SETTLERS ASSOCIATIOR
«F HCOTT CO.
Will be held
i 4 -t
lteMl«y, MHctmber
Fundersigned,
10
ets Fa-
letaj Bsservod Seats TS eta, to be bad
at the'bss-sass s
CMnrteffs Bask ifettoe.
mntairr
of a raaelutinu
ef
S«B
/,
Arere^aialsd|eallss ayaariai sat
wifi *. mm
JOHMR.8IM
y i i i i
tr "i'i*.
h'j-g '"ti
i
1' n i
/tf
3 't
|V*
iu
the
border must
be immediately organised.
Reliable information is furnished this Depart,
ment, that deserters from Price's army, "bush*
whaokers," guerrillas and despetadoes are now
moving into this State, singly or in small ^unds,
for tbe purpose of concentrating at itin* point
iu the spring, for the purpose of robbery, tUcft
aud murder. Let us be prepared for them. Let
our organisations be perfected. Let the Compa
nies be well organised, equipped aad furatsked
with a plenty of ammunition.
troi
i fe.
t:
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I
.rr
mm
iH \t
1-tt •.
,!4
hiS ,t-
of
ttHlntb
shot on
httag to tbe nearest tree.
M. B. BAKER,
Orwcs,)
Davenport, Dec.
9, 18G4.
MOTICB.—Ths
election for the 2d regi­
ment of Scott county will take place to-mor
row at 11 o1 clock A. M., at tbe Court-house
in Davenport.
N. B. BAKER,
decfl Adjutant General of lows.
Wanted.
WEemployment
ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
to any nntnberof
lir
women. Call at room No. 2, up stairs, corner of
Brady and Secoud street*.
dec »-dtf INOALLS A BARD.
AtteatUa, TktriigtM Guards!
THE
OFFICERS AND PRIVATES OF THE
above Company are notified to appear at tbe
Court Bouse, in Darenport, oa Saturday, tbe
10th of December, 164U. at 11 o'clock a. m., punc
tually, to exercise their fright ia tbe selection of
field officers to Sd Regiment of Davenport Tp
Malitia.
Cooper's Works beautifully IlliutrSldd
Hugh Miller's Works Complete
Marauley's History of England
UkUam's History of the Middle
D'Israeli's Amenities of I.i!erst ore
Hullaiu'* Constitutional History ot En
.. D'lurat-li's Curiosities of Literature
"J Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy
'•ii I Charles I^amb's works
1
.V
-i D'Tocquilio's
Sells-,
Poetry »f tlie Fields,
Poetry of ihe Year,
the opot,
America,
men or
IS, '14,
At I o'clock p. m., at the office of Oeo. L. Da
venport, Esq. A tall attendance ia requested.
By ordea of the President.
dcl-dtd D. P. McKOWy, Sec'y.
MNe
JVHie.
fBLIC Notice is hereby given,
that tlie
Referees, appointed by th Dis
trict Caart, af tbe County of Scott in tbe
State of Iowa, in pursuance of an order of
the aaid District Cadrt, entered on the 25th
dsy of November, A. D. 1864, in s cause
therein pending, in Which Willism E. Car
mfchari, at si., were plaintiffs, and John E.
Henry, et. si., -were defendants, will, on
Wedneoday, the 11th day of January, Ju).
I860, at the hoar of 2 o'clock, P. M., of said
day, at the door of the Court House, ia ths
City of Davenport expoee and ofiar Csrsale
ublic suction to the hUhrft bidder, tbe
at pu
real estate heiaiaafter deeeribed, to-wit:
Let No. one (1), and ten flMteffef the east
side aflat No. two (2), in Green's
Addltisutatha CStv af OMpar
codnty of ScoU, and State eflewa.
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qf SmU:
cnviir,
tike
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naTiaaa la
UMofibe8to«ttSdsrs
tke
Ml
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ia the
eftbe
Caah, era petti
purchsss aMBsy not lamiag
thsrsaf aay, If the purrhassr daaia,
aa »a pramieea far eaa yea
raat at the rate of tea p«asatpsr
CuatajQJIa^
Daa.MklM4.'
SO OBNTS FClt WrJ0{£.
AC»OUBSAI« K%CIRCSIVALY.
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BOOTS & SHOES i
j~
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Oar OoodssrsaU Creek aad bought direct from manufacturers. Oar facilities for kayiag are I
To eaable as ta eoapet# with any loiae lft tho Wast
•erehaatsTlsltlagihe Cliy
,S, -ill i''i
.-'i -a
4.1 ii'-iK'hf
JMgawefcMr
'Kvi'w w«.S Miv 'it
No, 50 Brady .Street,
WtnA i ii ir nf^ aii ii a its ii Si i ii
BalMfeVrt HlatOiy or CM UMtBn StttM
Coa^ilete Works of llioaian Jefferson,
Pfescott's Goasplete Works:
ariee The
Kirk's Charles The Bold:
Addison's Works Complete
Goldsmith's Animated Nature Illustrated
Complete Works
Democritcy ia America
Gibbon's History of Rome
Bntler^f Bell Merles of Poets, elegantly |Hlnrtrl#i 1|
.V^i.fUFkwrJU.r.eeo.n.i.1-..
Poetry of U»e WoodSi.
Hemnn a Soofi of (it JK,
sgs or tae SBMroBB,,
Moore's Irish Melodies, jRw^TIWfffj*.
WATCHES ANO JEWELRY.
AMERICAN WATCHES.
In sterling Hilvtr Catet DoM* at,d /'»iafit
U Y
Mrady Street,
On
LAniEK' SfiTTS, of Solid Gold Set
with Pearl, Oynx, Coral, Ac. i
GENTS' SCARF PINS.
Clacks
of ths newest styles snd of the best
manufacture, just receired and sold at old prtees.
CMsHmo, BraerMs, MM JVMa,
Practla, ^pttfadis, rc.
Mtal aattfrBi s
very useful Instrumeat
for Farmers aad others.
Wmrntek Mipmirimf)
Done br experienced Workmen ia tbe best
Mr, aad Wnraated to Oire A.ftd
at CL'RRY'S oa Brady Street, door *we M.
IKW JCWItlf ITIftll
J. D. WHelsSOBf
T3WPSCTFULLT AMKOUHCBS TO THS
XV people ot Davenport, aad risiaity, ths* he
has jwt opened at his new sttre, on
Irady aa., 8rs deer above ad.
a SBrofaUyjateeted, aad
aseortsaeat ef
wATcat, ant
E W E
••msryinaiifj*.
following Works bound in turkey
Batter's small quarto Bditions of tho following Works bound in turki
tique and giit the richest and most gorgeous volumes that the hand of ths
and the pencil of the artist hnvo yet produced
Marauley's Lays
of Ancient Rome,
Carabell's
Tuppcr's Proverbial Philosophv, Keble's Christian Year, Thompiwn's Seasoas,
Burn's complete Poetical Works, Adam's Sacred Alcgories, Ilcber's Poetical Works,
Roger's couipletv
Poetical
Poets of
Works,
Gold
Harts Female Prose Writers of America, Stevens' Psrsbies af {tip
New Testament.
The Stock of Photographic Albums and Books
in fine binding csnnot be excelled in variety of style or beauty of finish by anything!*
The Juvenile Toy Book department is very
complete
sents for the Young People cannot fail to be pleased. Also a great variety of
Stationery, Blank Books, Gold Pens, Pocket Cutlet?*
Purses and Pocket Books, Portfolios, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Lsdias' Baskets,
Scotch Fancy Goods, &c., &c. Call aud examine goodj and prices before making par
chases.
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IVORY SETTS-
Solid Gold Rings, Wedding Rings, BOSS#thing
entirely New.
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Start before making,their
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paruhsilh
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SETH P. DRY ANT COey.
No. It Second street, between Bradv aad Perrv,
spll-dly baveaport,' lews.
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Browning's lnuilleet sad Affeetleae,
Woodworth'g Naturs and WoatiSMaL
j3i-ay's Political Wdrks,
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durable and cheapest. All who
CUM MS
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la
complete politicsl works, i)
smith's I'octical Works, Head's Femsle
tJ
and parties looking for {|#p»
MIVtCHANT TAILOW.
READY-MADE
O I N
^^T COST PRICK TO BE HAD OP-
FRANZ MEYER,
(Second st.—flirst door west of National BiidL
A good assortaieat of
GB5TS' FI RM3HINO GOODS, BOYfr*fi
CLOTIIIXO, CLOTHs|CA8«I- ,{
MEKES, SHIRTS. h.,
STOCK1SOS, ft **i
wkick I wil sell at the most reasonable prises***
Custom Work
Done at all tiraea and Warranted tbe
beet aMSt
waattSs
beet
sad Cheapest goods must eome td
norlsdly FRANZ MRYgft,
CHAB. LBLiXDBR. g,
LBLMOBB St riElEBS,
1M
Brady street, ubam
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una
umitricMTiiiiv
made la tbe BMM! tkahtenikle sad sen
jnsaair. A Bbasnl share ef|Sfii^i a i
NEW STOKE1
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