Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-21
JAMES B FRY,
Hrorost Earshal GeAeral.

no alterations have been male in the En-
rollment lists for the month, that, neverthe.
less, report Of that .tdet shall be promptly
made to this Office, BY the Commisfioner,
before the third day Of the ensuing month.
~ Papers in the State usually autkori.
xed to publish orders Of this department
will publish once.
RARE AND INTERESTING. Among the many
fine things being offered to the public for
Christmas gifts, none are more desirable
than the handsome and costly assortment It
Webb's in lie Claire Row. Among The nice
things there are elegant silver plated sets,
and pieces, such ~ pitchers, urns, vases,
baskets, goblcts, cups, spoons, knives, forks,
ETC., al Of the best manufacture and most
desirable patterns. They have the most
elegant sets Of table cutlery in the city
which would make most valuable presents.
Also rich china and porcelain vases, elabor-
ately finished toilet bottles, vases, cups, ETC.,
in china, porcelain and richly cut Bohemian
glass-the very things to presents young
lady. He keeps also, choice and carefully
selected stock Of toys, such as beautiful min.
iaturo china and crockery table sets and
miniature household furniture handsomely
and substantially put up for children; and
q thousand other nice articles too numerous
to mention, but just the thing for Christ.
mas. Call at Webb's, sure.
ANOTHER DRAFr.-We presume that those
who have been 30 confident that there would
be no further draft to fill up the army will
now be convinced to the contrary, since
Secretary Stanton has announced that the
President has ordered the drawing OF 3oo,-
600 more. We have frequently urged upon
our readers the necessity Of providing for
this draft, and again we most earnestly ad-
monish them that there is no time to 10
lost in providing for the quotas Of the re-
siective wards and townships. We have
very few, or no credits, to fall back upon
now-our quota Of the soc, 900 is : reality
and nothing short Of earnest e1ertion and !
liberal supply Of grserbacks will furnish
the men without . draft. Let the ward
committees commence their lsbors once
more and if the public see fit to BE- libe ral
and earnest in getting out Of the DRAFT it
will probably succeed.
Donation Meeting.
Alta meeting Of the Sd ward to arrange
for securing contributions for the benefit Of
soldiers families. Adam Green was chosen
chairman, Henry Lisher. was chosen SC
rstary.
On motion, Ch. Kaufman, was appointed
solicitor TO canvass between Front and Sec
ond, and Warren and Harrison streets.
Fritz Quickenstedt between Cd and "a,
and Warren and Harrison.
James Patterson, between "a and zth,
and Warren and Harrison.
J. L. Davies, between :4th and 9Th, and
Warren and Harrison.
G. b. French, between sth and eth, ~
Warren and Harrison.
n. Noe, between eth and 18th, and War
fsn and Harrison.
n. Brock, North Of 18th street.
On imtioon, the committee wsre instruet-
ID to report to The chairman eas week iron
tonight. Adjourned:
A. 0ssm, Ohaifnan.
b. LlsHEn, Secretary.
hnarAsr.-MAjoe Louis n. Bafoed, .
Rock Island, has resigned his eoanissiea
md returned hone.
Col. Hill, lffhs s5th Iowa, w1s killed =
ths lats b&le near Nashville. His rsnains
are T. ebrought to Nuscatins for internsnt
H Mas among ths bsavest # Iowa oalssrs.
Dblos viii b. most deeply rsrstted.
BANK Mru1no.- -Ths SOCK helders in ths
Davenport Savings Bank shs1ld Mt 1Ail 70
attend the meeting at IL Nstienal Bank
this svsaine. The business to bs tssnsnet-
ID il highly inpoetant = vim = sssn ~
advertisement psinlsd elsswhsrs IL this -.
per. Its highly essential that Tie stock
bo'aers II b present
Sotnnn's FAnffsm. Let nons ftrgDt the1
dsty they ows = ths nsedy Anilies q -
disrs ID ~ city, ~ that they nay be61p-
plsd give literally = IL faad tha)b -
ing czsaAed in thsls issss. NJ - I'll
vant while yoaAavs plnlv ~ 1onstAlng
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