Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15

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THE CITY.
ATTENTION OFFIcEas.-For q choice
military uniform call 1t Cones. corner Brady
and Second streets.
MILITARY MEN ArrENrIoN.-1f you
wish for . Uniform and fall equipments call
on F. L. Erskine, Nicholls Block.
PsRsoNAL.-Our friend Lew 'Kinsey
IL recovering slowly. and will probably be able
10 70 home 10 short time. should he conclude
not to officiats 10 the court room.
REMEMBER Jake HGring's lunch this
morning At 10 o'clock At ,ha Keystone House.
Turtle soup and other goodies will be served
In abundance. - ->-@
KEnoE L. CARHARr, 1t their New
York Store, have just opened new stylss Of
dslaines, dress goods. priots. Ac.; also lsdiss
sacq4s cloth. home made wool yarns, plaids,
Aannsls. dc.
San honest man -or woman-is the
noblest work Of God" Chris. Whistler must be
"nobls work" then, for everybody says be
is honest, and gives his custsmsrs more for
their money than any other merchant In the
West. -
BEAUTIFUL DAY.-Yestcrday was .
splendid day for an election. The sun was
out continually. and came neither too warn
nor too cold. II the republican ticket 10 not
sucoesslul, II cannot be laid to the inelemency
Of the weather.
ARRIVED HoME.-Lt. Col. Sanders,
Of the lsth, arrived home yesterday morning.
on the steamer Denmark. In charge Of his
brother Alfred, Who met him At st. Louis.
He Is now at his brother house. looking very
we'll. all things being considered. His wound.
which wss occasioned by . Minnie shot. in
the thigh. 10 doing finely. large number Of
friends we're debarrsd the pleasure Of calling
upon the Colonel yesterday. on account Of bis
exhausted condition. He will be more ac-
csssibls in few days, and greet his old friends
with pleasure
FoR THE Iowa R,vER.-A party of
Nimrods-Msssrs Joshua Burr, E. A. Tille>
bine. J. H. Sanders. O. 8. Mcneil. James Nor
rison and B. W. Burditt stsrtsd off yesterday
morning on the stsamer Jennie Whipp)e for .
duck hunt at the mouth Of the Iowa river
They are apply provided with all thatis nec.
essary for having "big old time." and it will
be . mistake II they don't. The party pro-
pose staying 10 that vicinity for about ten
days. and will, no doubt. clay . vast number
Of Teal and Mallord, besides punishing mod
srately fair quantity Of whiskey.
OvsR AT LAsr.-Election is over at
last, and We are very glad Of it. For long
time past our readers have eeen obliged to
bear the irfliction Of from two 10 three col
umns Of political matters. daily. We think
they will rejoice with us that the election is
over. We can now devote most Of our space
to interesting news and miscellany. leaving
politics. to . great extent. in the shade. We
shall not have our gushing friend Of the Co.
xssts down ON 10 any more for ''libeling" his
pet candidates. but on the contrary. We shall
no doubt receive many compliments from him
Tor our exemplary, patriotic and christian ed
itorials We guess the candidates are glad
election 10 over. They can now breath again
end II sueeessful. "smils" often. Altogether.
!. "a big thing for everybody. and if the wal
-. =, " "slossd sus.' Ne shosld 80 in strong
for . bueh <lorisestion. s
Anour Tow v.-People will attend to
voting and ON all >>ceasions. when they ere
n.,m;,tsd 70 take 4 han d 10 that useful and in
vigoratisg exercise. thsy !, 's s'snt OF every
thing else, and 20 in with en >os''s'". an''
accounts for The dearth Of imp, "Ftan' 'ocs
trassas,,ons about town yestsrdsy. 20 '.ee'
. absut town l. very pees indssd-in fAst ss'''
Who are aoeustomsd to tasting the artieis -
chat it fs just good for nothing. To this 40.
count may bs placed the great desrth Of rows
abeat The polls. Another thing; the inter-
die.ion Of postage stamp currency has tell.
! ipe effect upos the police msttsrs. There ID
no change with which to buy liquid rsstors'
tivs.. and dealers will not take stamps. hence
shsy Who would indulge can't do 90. be- aus>
they cant get trusted. For these and many
other rsasons there was not much worth tell.
Ing about, taking place yesterdsy. Election
don't come often. We are glad Of that. nm
less It should take better turn than the on>
~ had in town ysstsrday.
.RsruesEp.-Jos. Richardson. Eeq.. has 70
turned, to abide with 10 again. He mas beet
appointed Cashier in the Branch OF the STATE
Bank at this place. HE veil known buesnes
qualifications are . sure guarantee that th'
rffAirs Of the Bsnk will not suffsr 10 bic hands
We ere glad 70 Welcome hi0 bsek sgstn.
The above 10 from the Nussstins JossnsI .
ths let inst. NJ. Richardson vas for many
Year, Cashier Of the Baaking Honss Of Greer
: Stone at Msscatins. eoneeao long and f.
verably ksovn BY business men E.st and West
but which, after having oat-lived al eotsm
D rsriss established when Il comm sncsd busi.
nsss, vas finally forced 70 sueeanb By the -
riss Of disastsrs following In the wake Of th
crisis Of 1857. r.a .se
NJ. Riehasdson Il one Of The best businsa