Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11


Of Wilcox 1 Gibbs. It's tb( best.
n rtrsosA..-o friend "a fellow citizen
A. =. Mast, left Saturday night for Califor-
MIA We hope he w!ft,aeet with much sue
cess.
TnH CATHOLIC Picnic WIN Ah was recent
ly held in the yicinity of Eock Island
proved gp<1t succe< the net proceeds oi
which aYSunted to 81 ,lls.s5.
NrwjwARrnorss.) )Messrs| Anderson &
Lemmf arc erecting large gain warehouse
on the forner Of Second aD6 Gaines streets.
1t is in Agood localily
SHAwLs. SHAwLs A splendid assert
ment at Whisler's Mozambique Shawls,
C..alic shawls, French Mcrino Shawls,
Cashmere Shawls, Silk Shawls, Brocha
! Shawls :}tawtf
BOOK hlxng.1>~err fr}aas, y<er ~
Miyer, XcssrfDevoe < crabptontba.e u
ltsat est:,El'srvd a(svyR1nMlery & 6aI
~, aN Institution tlssf has becAa lor + time
!::: s::.:,,( : ,",:,s':.. NJ: r':. >S> >;'|s's,}
cr'4D KILLED Le'vx,~e.-A little
child, aged abo'f six yfrs, son of p.
Norton, was killal in Wall |ut Grove Sunday
evening, duringAss1r tnu3dcr storm. The
child was lying upon the floor at the time,
in the house The bu tlng was badly
shattered, but no one els was hurt
Dn. FEsr1RD, be celebrated sp@riv.>l Ply
siciapmay be sSfsultcd on N old chrtnic
dFeascs at >Ms Office, belok the National
Bank OF Main Nreet For eycs.s1d ears
DIR. = has no equa in Iowa, for he cures,
and the oppositio1'o the spirits don't pr}-
vent DR.: Ferrard from curing his patisks.
jul yfl.ae~ff @
srHrcx ny L,eursfc. > The boarding
house Of Mr.. ChatHrton, l6n Main street.
near Seventh. was Eruck 4 lightning about
4 o'clock sund m'rnits Fortunately
none Of its OCCUPANTS wcrf injured, notwith
standing it coHt1med ma cy inmates at tn,
time The house caugit fire, but timcl,
assistance prevented its destruction
MAS & MAYER, No. II West Cd street,
have the largest stock of ready made mill
tary and summer clothing in the city. Ey
rything warranted to give satisfaction
Emanuel Rothschild, their popular clerk. is
still behind the counter and will take tn,
greatest pains to make good bargains fo,
his customers
GREAT Auction SALE.-Thc goods of Rev
I. Eutterficld will be sold at public auction,
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at his former
residence IN East Davenport. Chamber,
paror. and Kitchen Furniture will be in
cluded in the sale; also, nice family car
riagc for one or two horses, two mounted
globes. so!a chairs, sofa, carpet, and other
articles too numerous t. l.ent,on
:, rAs~rs & vASTyyl. Auct.
TunA,sr~.c>Mfs: Kark-l~ took fare
well Benefit at the German fheatre last
night, appearing as "Marie AnncNn the
irama ef that name, and in most bNlliant
manner dij She sustain her cnviablc rd buta-
Mon as,A Atragcdiennc lf this difficult Ecls.
We doubt much whether Mrs X. caVye ey
oeilcd IN this character by any onSa6d we
We're really pleased to see her sc well sus-
tanned by the Ccmpaesz-~tssS,s schreibcr,
Kenkel and Spitznas, together wv, Miss
Bieler as6 Clara Kenkel, were csAec;al;y
well VI in their par =
Tie Taeasrs in Lahrmann's Hal was
ope9ed Saturday mig ht The Combany is
NOT Yet complete an 4 We can thesffore not
yet judge of its nf+its =
xENfss4s.a-Aissefal of the manufac-
turing establishnf fnts Of Muscatinc have
entirely suspend4 business for few weeks,
in order to givs(their employees an oppor-
tmity to assist the farmers in that vicinity
il harvestinsf land the result is tha: help is
quite abun,bnt, and the highest wages that
good han4 think Of demand ing is three
liars M day. Would it NJ be well for
the DayInport manufacturers ito follow the
examg laid down BY the Ny ybcatinc manu-
factuYers, and thereby avoid the extortions
VIII n are being made upon bur farmers in
ttj he times of necessity. n many instan-
9s our farmers arc compel d to pay the cx-
brilliant prices Of five dolla s per day. W.
hope q -SSs saaaa 1aisiaositiae manifested II
wards ayerting this cour1e Of prdtesdink,
which can be easily acco4plished, if taxed
into consideration immediately. In consc-
quence Of the inaugurati bn of the present
high price. undoubtedly many fields Of
grain will have to remain unharycstcd. il
being beyond the rcsourj jes Of the proprie
tor, or the profit Of 'hi4 summers toll, to
accede to it. Many hu, bred employees Ia
our city could be spared r = short length ol
time, and no one any De worse OF for it,
( while the farmers would gain many advan.
lhgea. M e ris