Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

d tional one for each twenty votes cast .. the Ia
! Presidential election. Per order of the
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
: THE CITY.
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FIRE WoRKs! FIRa Works Fl,
Crackers Torpedoes. Rock 4ts. Rcmsn Candle
Wheels. Serpents, etc, etc, at STAIRS, vel
cheap.
AT last accounts there was no ia
floating In the river to speak Of We thin
, there are strong indications of Summer in mo-
places about town.
START AGAIN.-We are informed tha
Der Uemokrat will resume it's daily i,sus O
or about the lst Of next month. Success I
liz.
BARREH.-The Keokuk papers ar
decidedly barren Of military Lews. The Thir
Regiment 10 there. but there is nothing OF in
terest transpiring smong the companies there
Of.
Auction SALE.-Wc refer our reader
to the vertisemsnt of Furniture at auction i.
our columns this morning. An excellent OF
portunity Is here presented 70 these wishins
to purchase rood furniture q. low prices.
| PLENTy.-The raspberry and curran,
crop it is ssid will be a bouniful one this sea
son. Many of our gardeners have met with
great success in cultvating the former, Will.
| the latter is universal.
SEAsoNABLE GooDs.-Tbe stock oil
Summer hats for both Ladies' and Gentlema an
wear is complete at Farrand's. Now is the
time to bnS them very cheap, to make room
for fall goods.
Do you want Dry Goods that are new
styles and good qualities at low prices? if go
call At Wadsworths. He is constantly receiv-
ing new addition, to his stock, and the ladies
can always find something to please both in
vuality, size and price.
SETTLED.-The person who struck
Dr. Wunderloh Last week appeared before
Justice Wheeler yesterday morning and plead
guilty. Fine and costa amounted to about
$l4.OO. Paying pretty dear for the amusement
we should cay. We advice tho young man to
make haste to get into business less expensive
FOURTH OF JuLY.-Some effort has
been made to get up a little celebration here,
but We are told that it is up hill work. Those
whe have money to spend. think it will be
better to appropriate the came for the nse Of
the soldiers families which are in want We
would like to see good demonstration.
PERsoNAL.-We understand that our
friend and former fellow-ciiizen Henry fischer
arrived here with his family yesterday. He is
captain Of one OF the st. Louis companies. and
has marching orders for Springfield. Mo. He
leaves his family in this city. He will be re-
membercd as former proprietor Of Der Demo
kr0t.
PLAYED berries we're an
article not to be found in the city yesterday.
The producers say the season is over. We
think the public can't complain much. for
surely the article has been extremely plenty
and chesp. For our part we haven't a word
Of fault to find.
Go TO IrALY.-To night ''oe Mirror
Of Italy is en- exhibition at N, ,roro,,,an Hall
lhoes VINO "'sn 70 nave .he most delightful
ana inspiring scs"ce' OF that noted country
orous"' oe'o's ~" ar vision for Q mere trihe
shoo'o v's'' the Panorama tonight. Th'
pa'n''ns' .rs exquisite and the general feature
very ,.riking. Go early. as the most interest
's' scenes will be exhibited first.
STREET RuMoRs.-Those who take
2 ains to feel themselves on street rumors vii
find plenty Of that style Of food. If thos,
foolish reports we're true. it is very evidsn
that there would not be corporars guard o
our Iowa volunteers left, when the fact proba
biy 10, that not one Of them have been so On
fortunate as to lose their lives. The circuls
tion Of such rumors 10 rather poor busines
for any one to engage in.
DIsoRDERLY CoNDUcT.-There j
complaint made Of very noisy and disorderl
family living at the North-West corner Of tn
Fair Grounds. There is evidently too muc
spiritual entertainment about the premises
We understand that ladies' have been so muc
annoyed in pacing there. that they are oblige
to 60 around by Locust Street to avoid th
place. We waut the folks there to take du
office and stop it Or take the consequences.
ANOTHER Row AND AkoMCR BROKE
HEAD.-.Y esterday afternoon as Cornelir
Fitzpatrick, an Irishmau. residing upon Til
Patch" WAS psssing James Horen's house Q
a 18th street, between Harrison and Ripley, h
was set upon by Horen and . fellow name
James Casey, and most eutragsously bruise
and cut about the head with hoe and clul
:. Fitzpatrick succeeded in reaching DR.. Reid
office, where his wounds we're carefully dres
ed. and . conveyance procured to take him
bic home. The wounds are very serious. an
may yet prove fatal. No steps were taken
arrest the two men Who made the assault. An
v we doubt II they viii be found in this vieinis
4 until the result Of Fitzpatrick injuries bsco
sssslsd.