Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-09

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Colgate's honey soap, for toilet pur.
pesss, for sale at Ballord's. II is the best.
Always purchase your hair prepara-
tisns At Grabbs's. They sre genuine.
LAND SLIDE.-A "slide" out on the N .
/ n RR. yesterday evening, was the oeession
Of the late arrival Of the train.
FoR SALE.-The north half of block
20 (now occupied by Alling Williams lum-
Der yard) sub-dividsd in small and large lots
BY !. W. Harrison. Land Agent .ps-lw
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SuPREMs CovRr.-The attention Of
ths Court wss occupied to-day alaost sxelu-
sivsly With the Messenger and May hslf.brssd
tract ease. No other cases being decided
upon.
GLASS BLowEas.-The great Bohe.
milan Glass Blowers are coming to town to ss-
touish the people with their fsats Of glass
spinning. weaving, moulding. ste. They open
at LsClairs Hall on Monday. the 18th Inst.
FoR SALE.-A valuable farm Of 18O
acres within miles Of Davenport. Scott Co
railroad runs through portion Of II. and
considerable portion under cultivation. Sold
to settle On estate. Apply at this Office.
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Whisler's store, in LsClaire Row, il
stilLths centre Of attraction for ladies in want
Of dry goods. His goods ere 30 stylish, and
prices 90 low. that all attracted 10 his place,
and cannot leave It without purchasing.
IMPRovIxa.-The weather is couva.
lssssnt. but may have q relapse. The sun
made its pppsaranes this afternoon and vas
rssoeoissd BY some Of the early settlers Of
Scott county, - an object they had seen some
time ago.
The famous Morris Minstrels open At
Metropolitan Hall on Thursd.y night. This
Hall is directly opposite Fsrrand's. whore can
always be found the largest and best stock Of
hats. ssps. and straw goods In the city. He
can suit everybody.
Ladies' and misses, gentlemen and boys
should always 60 to Csrlston's to get thsiF
boots and shoes. He 10 we'll known among n
% perfectly reliable and would no more Ss-
commend poor article than jump into the
river. Store in Metropolitan Block.
GOLD TRANsAoTIoN.--Mr. Baker of
Blue Grass, Who has returned from Idaho J. cold
10 town to-day, one hundred aud fifty ounces
Of gold dust for twsnty-eight dollars an
ousoe. He reports rich minn 8 in that re.
Join.
Army SUPPL1Es.-The military an.
thoritiss call for smother contract for furnish
log beef to supply the Camps 10 this section
Capt. Davis will receive bids until the l4sh
inst. when the best figures will win. Make
up your min Dc. gentlemen.
Gas or no gas, the place to get your
clothing made 10 at Perry'a Such stock. and
90 complete In every particular. 10 not to Be
found elsewhere in Iowa. He has also good
assortment Of rsady-mads olot1og Of superior
quality. made in his own shop by the bsss
workmen. Store opposite the Pos. Office.
Gentlemen should not forget to cali at
Krsuse's, opposite the National Bank. and ex-
anime his immsnss stock Of fashionable cloth
ing material. Gents Furnishing Goods. ready
made clothing, etc. He sells very low and 10
celebrated on fits.
In Bus1Nxss.-We call attention to
the fact that our friend c. H. Eldridgs. Esq..
is about to open an Office for the transaesion
Of general agency and commission businsss'
on Brady. street, two doors above the Post
Office. W. wish Charley abundant succsss
and trust that the public will give him lib.
sral share of patronage. which BY promptnss'
and close attention to business hs will de-
serve.
"Tar~BRloADs."-We will give the
prinesly sum Of two dollars and Atty cents "a
. "try brigade" Of any number Of individusl'
Of either ssx-hs the same Of "loyal" bat re
spsstabls parsntags-who will raise th'
etrsagth Of the batteries of the illinois and