Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-17
DAVENPORT, IOWA, FRIDAY, JUNE y. ls6+.

The SHlzEs Notwith landing al
contrary that the Sulizer farm was he:y.-
~ ncunbesei bv mortgage. vas in ellsn-
cery, and that tie county Of st. Louis could
not give bona iile title :heretp-thc twa
for'nnates out Of fifty thousand found n
.etriment in securing Al absolute es-Ei Oh
said property. Messrs. Martin and Car-
peIter returned from st. Louis last evening,
with their credentials III their pockets. lecA.
iag none the wcr,. for their for;uiate a :
sion We COPY tho following froln ,he
Nssouri hep4aiicsn Of June l4th.
The svaers Of the Sinizcr farm. fe- III 4,
a. two o, them Measrs. nartin ami Car
pei.'er--9~era II IL y ,..i ;flaY. aa.l
went oat t. loo. il Their n.wi. acquired
property. We do not know whv any x
traordnary jnlportauce s'iou'- be gwen I,
this acquisition. except tlsat / va. o., lined
At a yery cheap rate. and tha, fifty thou
sand ticket iolde.s, s1rc enc, were l.sa;i
pointed.
Since the drawing. good deal of spleen
10 Auo', b';se., -ua who ought ~ think
better Of thu -. Louis count. c9art 'haa to
suppose that they won,i paradc 4 riit b.
fore the coentry Of property TO which the:.
had 10 title. Il i III insult to ,baln to sir-
pose that they woaid do it. We have -
donbt OF their ability and disposition -
make a conplet tide. .nd that they viii 10
Il. Captain Martin. whose nam hap been
chiefly n.entioue. q tls fnll., u the lucky
ticket, is a citizen or Davenport. iowa. :s -
also Mr.. tarr,u,ci, wile shares il with him
Captain Martin 'ilied that position il the i.h
Minnesota InlaasIv and did ilsrl fighting IN
Gen. '!aat, arm, in the South. H., -
signed. and has since been cmpi"tei a.
clerk IN the 6tsr,ermastei office at ja,-
enport. He is used to work, and il he
ciooses, with his friend, TO eo 10 the >mizcI
iar,, c.. two good citizens will be aided to
on number, n that is a!l We Ueed car.
about
PoficE CouRr.-Pai-ick Damn was brougt
W before Squire Wheeler, :l.s afternoon.
rn.! fined s. and costs. for being di-ord-,ll
I've soldiers got drunk and commenced
initiatory derre.iations toward, combat.
;h:catcn.a, pessoi.ai violence. when Officer
Severance stepped NJ and marched them Of;
10 the Police Cog:t. where each -, find
s5 ani ca-,-
-Anot,ier soldier took aboard TOO much
ba.i whisky, and assumed tightin. atti-
tudo in All alley below Second street, when
the police happened along and took him 0
Jail.
tnnD Hi-ENLD 10 DEATH-On MONDAY
last, a small child belonging to German
family living just haek Of " hat j, called tie
halfway house. between here ami Moline,
was burned to death under The following cir
cums'anee, The mother hal stepped out
for few moments, loavin@ the child acne in
the room, together viii, a wash-tnb on a
chair. partly filled with boiling water. The
cil'l eaugh, hold Of the tab and pulled the
same over on To 1t. scaitling it so severely
that i died within t..ntytour hours after
wards = Rpck I.land t,on.
The GAINESVILLE Wis., Gays'fe saws: "The
testimonials which Dr. Gardner presents to
the public could never haze been obtained
excep, ''y the 'lispla, oi great skill and
learning in his profession One thing cs-
peclalIy comMcndahlc in the Doctors prac-
ticc Is that he will not attempt an incurable
disease foy the sake oi fee. but frankly
tells the patient whether he can lie cured d.
hot We ch"erfully recommend Dr card
nor to the attention OF all our friends who
may be suffering from diseases cf the eye or
ear.
Dr. Gardner can lie consulted al his
rooms at the Burti> House. daily.