Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-06

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JOHN L. SWITS & CO.,
No. Nickolls' p..ocA, up stairs.
EuY your toilets, hair dyes, perfumeries,
etc, at Grabbc & Co. s, under the LeClaire
| House. He has large stock.
-~
| SuEEr.-About twelve hundred sheep
arrived from Ohio yesterday. They
were destined for the interior counties of
| Iowa.
WHoLEsALE.-Country merchants in town
looking after goods will find an excellent
'pblng stock of hats, caps and straw goods
at Farrand's, which he will sell low-as low
as in the Chicago market Don't fail to call
LApIEs.-The place to buy your dry
goods cheap, and the best and most fash
lonablc styles, is at Henry c. Potters & Cos
corne of BRADY and Second streets. You will
be sure to get suited there and get your
monies worth. Give them call.
| New GooD>.-Mr Meyer, of the firm Of
Mas & Meyer, is in the East selecting one
Of the largest stocks Of military goods
clothing &c, ever brought to Iowa. Eman-
ucl Rothchild, the faithful clerk Of this estab-
lshment, is Away behind the counter ready
| to wait on customers.
II you want suit Of good clothes the
place to get them is at Sam Pcrrys, oppo
| site the Post Office He has large stock
Of ready made clothing on hand, and also
makes to order. He keeps an immense
stock Of everything pertaining to gents
furnishing goods, and when you cannot suit
yourself by looking over his extensive as
sortmcnt, there is no use going to any fur
| thcr troublc-it is not i'll the city.
WILL RErREsEsTEn.-The press fDaver
| port is well represented in the East at pres
ent Several weeks ago, Dick, our bs
brother, put himself into n o.
departed for the East, since
which time nothing has been heard of him.
A few weeks later, DR.. White, Of the Ga--
cite, left for iqnkeedom under the same
mysterious circumstances, and some time
this week, Henry Usher, Of Der Demosrat,
went in the same direction. Whether they
are in pursuit Of shoday contracts, or that
| they wish to be counted out on the 5000
more question is a mystery Evidently
there is something wrong. We hope, how
ever, they will be dealt leniently with, As
thev are harmless creatures.
RETURNED VETERANs.-This morning
about one hundred and ghty of the Fifth
Iowa Infantry arrived in this city, their
term of enlistment having expired. Al
though due notice had been given Of the
time they would arrive here, no prcpara
tious whatever was made for giving them
a reception, either on the part Of our citi-
zens or the military. This cooness
created much dissatisfaction among the
boys, as well 50 the officers, when they dis
embarked from the train, and found that af
ter more than three years prvation in the
field, during which time they had partici
paied in many hard and bloody battle to
find that their services had not been better
appreciated. They were aware that appro-
prirtc receptions had been given to other
returned veterans, and why could they not
have been treated as courteously was
mystery to them. DR.. Burtis, upon
this manifestation Of partiality, cordially ex-
tended them an invitation to partake Of
dinner at his hotel it was accepted, and
the dinner served was sumptuous one
Fhe halls Of that spacious dining room were
placed in splendid ordcr-decorated and
provided with every comfort that would
tend to make the soldiers feel happy and
grateful. The Doctor did himself grea,
credit in the undertaking, for which he re-
ceiyed the hearty thanks and cheers Of
these brave defenders of our country. He
deserves much praise for this liberality, and
appreciation Of the noble services that these
men have rendered during their absence.
List Of C0sualties I'm Go. f., 18th
lOwa Regiment.
In FRONT OF ATLANTA, GEORGIA.,
July 26th, 1864.
Ed. DEMOCRAT herewith send you a
list Of the casualties Of my company during
the recent battles Of the 2lst and 22d insts,
in front Of Atlanta
2lst. Private James d. Ward, musket shot thro'
head, killed instantly
WOUNDED.
Sergt Chas. Emeigh, left leg severely.
VIM. H. Penn, back,
Private James II Lamb, left leg,
I" Alexander Work, left leg, amputa-
tion performed, since died,
KILLED.
22d. Private Jas. T. Mount, musket hall through
the neck
WOUNDED
Corp. Jacob Wisecarver, left groin and arm,
severely
Moses w Rice. left leg. do.
Private Ely Melton, right shoulder, do.
George Sessions. side, slightly.
James Garland, hoad, do
MISSING.
6efg't Otto F. Blunck, captared BY enemy
Corpl Thos Barrett. supposed killed.
Private George Bgelow, :"
Jesse r. Has, tapaured.b BY enemy
Geo C. Rowe, q g.
The Davenport boys are oil right yet.
ANDREW J. FlNCn.
: Capt. Go. +, lsth Rsg't Iowa I. Wv.