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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

"TnE difference between = fool and
wise man." The wise begins where the
fool leaves off. The wise insure their Life
and Health before disease overtakes them.
The 'rise require no argument to prove that
a few thousand dollars left to q helpless
family will sa-e them from vice and misery.
Thc wixe know that FIVE or ten dollars per
week is not only relief but = support to
family visited by sickness. Become wise
before it is too late, and examine subject
that interests the human family in the high
est degree, At the office Of
VIZ. ALLEN INGALLS,,
Room No. 2, over Macklot' Bank,
Corner Of Brady and I'd streets.
Oct 10-dtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

low with the typhoid fever.
HOVE AGArS.-We learn that our fellow.
citizen, j. A. LeClaire, who left this place
last spring with John King and E. B. Wat
son, for Idaho, returned last week, and is
now very low with typhoid fever. He left
his companions at the mines operating upon
their claims
He brought intelligence from Salt Lake
City, from A. II. Davenport and DR.. Treat.
Of LcClaire. They were well,-had sold
out the goods they took out with them, and
will probably return home this fall.
DIsrRrCr CouRr.-The November term Of
the District Court will open on Wednesday,
the 9th Of November. This is the first term
since May last. There are about three hun
rdred law and equity cases upon the docket,
and about twenty-five criminal cases.
The following is the list Of Petit Jurors:
John Wurderlich, Davenport.
Thomas Arrison, Davenport,
William Yocum, Davenport,
Gabriel Macarthur, Davenport,
John G. Mccullough, Davenport,
Chris, Kaufman, davenport,
T. Sindt, Davenport.
William Newbern, Davenport.
Joseph Parry, Davenport
Isaac Cummins, Davenport.
James Price, Davenport
w. Z. Lawton, Davenport.
Noah Daniels, Davenport.
Lucius Collins, LeClairc.
A. N. Larrimer, LeCaire.
Charles Kelly. LeClaire.
James Spear, Princeton.
Jesse SwimIn, Princeton.
ID. II Culbertson. Princeton.
John B. Purcell, Princeton.
Carleton Stacy, Pleasant Valley.
Henry Stult, Winfield.
j. Friday, Rockingham.
Christian Schnare. Blue Grass.
Ezra Pcrvin, Blue Grass.
Joci Olds. Cleona.
Morgan UrendorH. Winfield.
Martin Goddard, Liberty.
Jas. I. Burch, Hickory Grove.
Eli Moore, Buffalo.
The jurors will please bear in mind that
they are not required to report until We'd
nesday, the 9th Of November, and not on
Monday, IS is usual.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

DrnocHAfIc TOWNSHIP CoxvrxTIox.-The
democracy Of Davenport township will meet
It the Court House on Saturday the 29th
inst, st 2 o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the various town.
ship of1ces. Per Order.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

- -
Gibbs Family Nachine.
PoLica Cousr.-1he business Of this
court has been veg dull for few wssks,
owing to the improving moral tone Of socie-
y and the coming elsction.
Two individuals-James Hogan and
james Wanhegan, went on bust yester-
day. and having enveloped too many glass
es Of whisky, became unmanageable and up.
rorious. They were arrested BY the police.
and were fined this morning-the former
80 and costs. and The latter 80 and costs,
which was paid.
TnEArRs.-The public will be glad to
learn that that deeply interesting play
the "Octoroon" be presented at Met
ropolitan Theatre this evening. with all it's
astounding and highly interesting effects.
It is worth five times the price Of admission
to see Brace in this play in his great part Of
"Salem Scudder," or Cook in his "Old
Pete." Go and spend . pleasant evening
TIE DRArr.-The regular business Of the
draft having been completed, the Provost
Marshal is now engaged in Strengthening up
atfairs-looking up those who have not re-
ported, etc., and it is likely that this will
take considerable time, as many that were
enrolled last spring, and drafted are scatter
ed over considerable territory.
GERMAN TnEArBE.-A large and apprecia-
tive audience greeted the first appearance
Of the young and talented actress, Miss
Plsmbeck, last evening, as Louisa, in the
beautiful comedy entitled Dams Geld"
Mr.. fischer as Herr Won Rumpler was ex-
cellent; and the pure and artlcss acting Of
Miss Matthes won the enthusiastic plaudts
of the audience. The manner in which Mr.
Moyel performed the part Of Alfred NAL
berg left no doubt upon our minds as to his
being a first class actor In word, the
play was excellently cast and performed,
which gives US another evidence of the
merit of that splendid company.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
Pu.8IuC MEETING.

Property holders on Fifth street are request.
ed TO meet at the offi.'e Of JUDGE GRANT to-
morrow (Saturd ~ Evening at o'clock. upon
business connectediwith the Fifth Street sidewalk
4 fu / attendance is requested. Oct 2ld2t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

CLOTHING AT Country mer.
chants lose money BY going farther east
than Davenport to purchase ready made
clothing. Mas L Mayer, Of this city, man.
ufacture enough to supply oil demands, and
sell At such very low prices - will enable
dealers to make . larger profit than they
could make by purchasing in Chicago o.
farther east. Call ct No. II, West Second
street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
DAVENPORT
MILITARY Brass L ~ u,

~ - 49, 0W~e
s>gE CITIZENS or DAVENPORT AND VI
cinity are respectfully informed that The d.
yenport Military Brass band, (August Storm.
leeder, h.vink bssn re-oresnised and receivsS
! large supply 0f Nsw Music, ere prepared y faf
uish 1usic Tor Parades, Exesssa0ns, Febae Assss
inxs, &c.. Be-. on
REASO b LIZ r rms.
n eps~eseioa ~ish the Dsasa paaA = - IA.
vfNPOof QUAOnlLLe HAND. S9sho O..
"a. Prumeeer and Leo1es. " - 49, tstsqls
PegsieA C.ssssea -. - ga.s r. < S ~ :. -.
e1aeoa - reo1l1Z - 42 zz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

MORE CoMpLAINTs.-We notice that the
Muscatine Journal hes found out too that
the Northern Line Packet Company is not
doing its duty in the matter OF shipping
freights, and We presume that there are
others that do not feel satisfied. We arc
sure that freight does not move as fast as
it ought to-especially as winter is coming
and the close of navigation is at hand.
But while we deplore these unfavorable
circumstances we should not blame the
Northern Line for it. They didn't make
the low stage Of water that keeps
shipping facilities away from this trade.
Neither do they own the Rapids Railroad
winch can't handle as much freight as the
packets can deliver at the Fort Madison
Depot, even with the company's present
facilities. If the MuscatIne or anyothcr
shippers prefer to have their goods piled
up at Fort Madison than to have them ia
ken away from home no faster than the
road can handle them they might possibly
be accommodated.
There never has been season within
the memory Of man when river men
have had to encounter so much troub
lie as during this season, upon this river.
There has been no good stage Of water
since navigation opened. Steamers are
scarce and can neither pass the upper nor
the lower rapids. Frequently the boats
have been taken by the government, and
the wants of shippers have thus been pre-
JUDGED. Itis wonder that there has Lot
been more complaint than there has, but
moro or less the Northern Line Packet Co.,
has done all that could hsve been done, and
will continue so to do.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

Tns reason Why everybody goes to
Ksause's toe their custom clothing i b.
cense hesnakss ssch splsndid Hts and sells
= el,eap. That y rsassn enough. Oall
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
O Y 8 + E Il $

A0 T>HE best BALflxoRs OYsrEas re-
A~ L ce,red deaily. and sold to the
~ trade and families at the Exprtss
Office.
Oct2l dGwlw J. F. HILL, Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

PEssoxAL.-We very much regret to
learn that our respected fellow-citisen, Her.
vey Hills and Nicholas Kuhnsn are quite
low with the typhoid fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24


|B. l.. p.
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They regulate the Stomach, Liver and hillary
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Those Of nerrous temperament shoss
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THE POET
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THE ORATOR
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with business tact and power.
THE MECHANIC
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THE AUTHOR
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THE SINGER
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The MUSICIAN
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

SrovEs.-The place to buy the Stewart
and Challenge Cooking Stoves is at Geo. w.
Smiley's, 2dst., between Nam and Harrison.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

Second and last week of the engagement of
o. h. ace,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

In this line my stock is not excelled.
Bureaus. Tables stsds. Bedsteads Of all kinds,
in fact, everything in the way Of common Furni-
ture CONSTANT. on hand AIso Parlor and Bed.
room Sets. Safas. Tete Tetes. Marble and Wood
Top Centre Tables, Marble Top Bureaus and
Wash Stands, Lounges. Ma'trasses, &C.. DC.
CALI. AT OOCLD'> FOR YOUR CARPETS.
Call at GOULD'S for your Furniture, on Second
Street, Corner of Perry. Oct.2 dAwsw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

r.. III. PARKS.
p r o d uce b rOk r i.
N1O. 1874 SOUTH WATER ST., CHICAGO,
IN ~ r. O. Box 1909. Cash advances made
on property in store. uch7-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
To.day's Advertisements.

NOTICE.
FnVHE PEWS in the H. T. Church, corner Fifth
Il and Brady Streets, will be rented for one
year. ON Wednesday. Oct 2tih, at oclotk. p. ".
Per Order of the Board OF Trustees 24d2t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
First time Of the Great Modern Play
AMERICAN COUSIN.
q. B. BRACE,
In his great impersonaton OF
As A II e NC IN A n ID
Mrs. r. j. Wildman
AS MARY MEBEDITH with Songs-)
Tvesday Euening, Oct. 25th, 1864.
Will be presented the
>-.--.->. ~-.>.>.
AMERICAN COUSIN.

ScALs or PniCEs -l,ress Circle, 50 cts Par.
auette, Is cts Reserved Seats IS cts, to be had
at the box office OF the Theatre during the day
Doors open ut 7-conIiAence vt = O'Clock.
NJ lniprupe characters admitted Uv0d 0rdes
wlll be enforced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

$4,000 OF GENERAL MxacuASDiss, consisting
r.r. 't.,ots and Shoes for sale or exchange Tor
.RI, :s.' property. % This stock selected in De-
,s,mhsr las, ut low prices from Jcbbers, and is
,S.red for sale ON account OF the failing health
# its owner. II can be bought at great oar
ain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-09

ANOTHER ARCTIC EXPLORING EXPEDITION
The already famous explorer of the Arctic
region, Mr.. c. =. Hall, announces his intention
OF starting upon another expedition about the
middle Of June next. He will sail FIRST for King
Williams Sound on whaer. the Monticello.
Captain Chapel, Of New'Lsndon, and will be
accompanied by the Esquimaux whs are
Mr.. Halls companions here. The party will
make their FIRST winter quarters at Repulse Bay,
the extreme northwest Of Hudson's Bay. Early
Ia the year 1865 they will make land journey
by dogs and sledges to Bootha and King
Williams Sound. The firm OF Williams 4 Haven,
Of New London, are the owners Of the Monti-
cello, the ship placed at the disposal of Mr..
Hall and his Esquimaux TO perform the FIRST
part Of their journey in.
At period when the world is sgitated by the
recent discoveries Of Captain Spoke and other
determined explorers the proposed voyage Of
Mr.. Hall will possess great interest for the
public. This gentleman makes his discoveries
through patient and diligent researches. Re-
siding with the Esquimaux, whose language
he has made himself thoroughly conversant
with, Mr.. Hall inquiries into their traditions and
legends, and traces step BY step, the indications
thus obtained, with the determination 10 find
out definitely the fate Of those daring men who
lost their lives in seeking out the wonders Of
the icy regions Of the North, and to obtain the
records undoubtedly left by them. Mr.. Hall
Is entitled to the admiration Of ell for his en-
terpriss In this cause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-09

" Hearts h he Highlands has been given this week
lord Dundreary has actually played bin iast card end
u last maAs IN anAi bow 10 LOaaoa audience fns
success q Our American Cousin muss be unparalleled
IN the history q Dramatic ltsrsturs-A success dss en-
sreiy 70 Mr. Sotherns creative genius and TO nothing
else. On Friday night that gentleman took his
benefit, and played hh favorits character Tor
the last time. Bunkum Muller was revived on
this oooasoa Mr. sothsrn does not appear agaia unt
next Saturday, whea Mr.. T. W. Robsrtsoa's comedy
called David Garrck, viii bs performed for ths arss
time. Next week the performances viii be Of miscella
nsous Description Mr.. Barnands admirable burlesqus
Of and Adonis increases In popularity AT the
Adelphi Miss Bateman still reigns the queen, and the
arm hold that Leah has taken the public favor mot
bit shaken Bel Demouio still runs on ct the Lyoeum,
and every one ID more than anxious for Mr. Feohtert
recovery Directly il possible for him 70 act Hamlet
will be given Mr.. westland Msrstons exquisite comedy
Of Donna Diana has been revived this week at the Prn
cess and has been played with the Comedy OF Errors
Mile Stella Coias reappears - Juliet on Monday
Next Thursday the Tanning Of the Shrew is 10 be per-
formed, Mr.. vinng appearing Peruchio. The Tcket
of-IAavs Man and shskspere's Tanning Of the Shrew
have been given 1t the olympic throughout the
week. There has been change whatever at tho 81.
this week; but two farces announced Tor
Monday next Mr.. Byrous new burlssque was TO have
produced tonight at the Strand but believe it
been put or till next Wednesday The balcony scene
from Romeo and Juliet and shs fifth act OF Midsummer
Nights Dream proved attractive Monday that they
were given again every night this week. company has
been organized play Lewis Fmores splendid comedy
The winning Suit, in the provinces Mono OF New
preparation at che Arch Street, Philadelphia and tn
uoalnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-09

Drury Lane ID SIN nightly nIsd 70 ovsrnowins win
enthusiastic crowds, hshyldsshssd with the grand 70.
vra Of Heary w., daszIng is spIsndor and % en-
Client In m representation. Owing 70 che dsporabs cir
ounstaaoss which have rssasrsd Mlss Lydia rAompscs
abseocs necessary. her part In hss. Broash aal HAM
days fasos II " April Eco hss bssa nlsd By NM
Lsds Wiinsrs. Aessr ~ Goekvssaa S,ay ~ ssrss 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-09

forces for the hhal struggle. Ia our opera
lions On tho James river We have had but one
mishap-a boat blown up BY torpedo. But
for two years past the enemy have been lining
the river with torpedoes, and the destruction OF
one boat is small result for 50 much labor.
We give in this paper map Of the country and
the railroads south Of Richmond-which are
likely to become very soon tho important points
Of the war.
Our news from General Shermans depart
ment ID also good. General Thomas had occu-
pied Tunnel Hill; and this doubtless some
what surprised the enemy. for they had made
up their minds that We did not intend any
movement in that direction at present, and we're
reinforcing Lees army from that under John
ston. 1t is not probable that Johnstons thirty
thousand men will be able to make a very
stubborn stand before the Army Of the Cumber-
land. and we may expect stirring news from
that direction at any moment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-09
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON May 8, 1854
CONTINUATION or BRIaADrsR GENERALS.
10 addition 70 the other nominations Of brigader gen.
erals confirmed yesterday those Of Colonel Augustus
" Kantz OF the Second Ohio cavalry and Colonel Thomas
K. Smith, OF the Fifty fourth Ohio Volunteers
tbs TEN.FoRrY LOAN SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The subscriptions TO tho tenorty loan for the week
amount to s. o0o and the total amount Of subscrp
tions TO date il 81, sos 100.
TONNAGE FEES AT ST. JOHNS, n. r.
Tho State Department has been ocially informed that
hereafter all vessels entering ST. Johns, Newfoundland,
pay tonnage fee Of Ave cents per ton in addition
to the twentyfour cents charged for light dues,
which, with the piotage, will make the port charges
amount 10 about thirty.egh to forty cents
PERMANENT SETTLEMENT OF rHE UTAH INDIANS.
recently passed law makes provision for the psrms.
nent settlement OF the Indians Of Utah In the vinta
Valley in that Territory It approprates thirty thou
sand dollars for agricultural improvements, TO enable
them TO become sell. sustaining.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-09

BRroRH THE HOUSE ron Disf,OYALrr.
Tho House OF Representatives met ~ twelve L., -
tuesday, May g.. Prayer BY Rev pr. Duncan
Mr. CmroS OF Ala, submitted ths following rssoss-
ton -
whereas the report Is IN circulation and las roasd
way int, the public Prn,s impusnlns the ioy. nv. q sss
Hsa Y. s.: l.ssms ana sssSss sssv
IL s ws snd assss 'S nd ans g
Resolved, That COMMITTEES Of I'VE members be appoate4
by SPEAKER e Inquire Into sucn @ no 20 oHe
HOUSE With such Recommendations ~ its further acsisa
that M be notified by the committee II ticabia
OF he setting OF the committee and that sid COMMITTEES
have power 70 send for persons and papers
Mr. said ho had personal knowledge OF theoo
reports concerning Mr. Cobb and was barely scquasssA
with him but had been circulated Of bis dsioy
atty aud the charge had been made IN tbs Richmond -
ossW~, By Captain Ben. Lane Posey, gaast o6fcsr -
hts state and OF truth While he would regret -
member expelled, a. the sams time. unless thsss
10 the House while treason ued within its walls. aaA
he would unhesitatingly votefo bic expulsion The NJ
qury was one no less due 70 M. oo shas 70 ms SAG
sud The country
but ia would suggest modification q the resolution
70 make NE duty Of the committee 70 noshy Ma
1S cmros said the COMMITTEES would Of course notify
sens No rightminded committee would proved VITA
QUA giving due DotIacation. -.
M. Fccrs agreed with the gentleman precisely bse
suggested the amendment 20 that the investigates
weuid nos have the appearance q being 0pcvte.
mr. 0astANp, OF Ark, Questioned thc Yopsey o. the
time 70 Institute an investigates aftsr Mr. Ccso hA1 ae'
psared and sworn In - member the House fron
Aaba@a. xJntW tben, be thcsght hs could aot - ga
vsssd 90 80 go dscsarsd vAcsna nsssay sGsssse9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-09
News from CALIFORNIA;.

SAN FaAsouco, May Z, 1884
The steamer Consultation sailed to-day Tor Panama
v,,h as pssssursps ana q 7se n treasure. Of which
$500 ISL 20 70 England.
me shlp Aqullla has been partly raised.
Near,v ss 600 have besa Contributed the SAalssy
fuud v,shIa che last two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-09
san FRANCISCO, May S, 1884.

Jobbss are doing large business. Large orders
n from The interior, liberal spring trade has fairly be-
que end ths ossstV traders SHOW general disposition
70 socsmwlats iaxss socxs. having the high prioss IN
nlad o. Ne oshss AasA, Importers ssss freely 70
sssns~~ sAsnsssvs Tor hsavy dussss Pro<scs ARRIVALS
srs ~. - prss0 ars sslGsassG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-07

The Chicago journal says the farmers 10 va
,;o,7s narts Of illinois are already sowing the1f
spr;ny wheat. It also learns that II lhe '7ea'i'-
pr cont;uues favorable large breadth Of wheat
viii + !. put in Wages for farm hands, which
three Years ago were from $l5 70 SIS month";
.ro now from $50 10 s35. The winter wheat
as far IS a:certained, has not been injured III
the est by the cold weather. ,,,,,
The y. 7. Journal II Commerce says: ! ~
osrnonauent OF the drutt has already had tf3
affect Of increasing the oniistmonts IN tbI7
city. y