Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23

THE DRAFT,
FOR 100000 MORE .
100 RECRUITS { SUBSTITUTES
Wanted I'm ~ z dtWtelw.


ErGur HUNDRED persons attended III
Panorama Of New York City at Netropol
Tan Hall yesterday.
I ~ CnolcE Lrxoxs, seventy Ave cent
per dozen, at J. s. .Surbcy's, LeClair
Row.
Tue incest thing for Christmas prcaen
is set of those beautiful Furs. kept b,
julius Koch, I'd ST., opp. National Bank.
Two LAST DAYS IN DAvexroRr.-Th.
Panorama Of New York City, gives its las
exhibition here this evening and Tomorrow
after noon and evening at and u o'clock
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CHRISTMAS FrRs. The neatest, chcapes
and completest stock Of furs is kept by
Brady street below Cd. He makes
sets to order and makes them right.
FoR Christmas Presents, go to Strecpers g
No. East Second street, wherc can BE-
found great variety Of Fancy Goods, just
suited for Holiday Presents for Ladies'
Gentlemen ard Children. div
GIVEN TO THE PooR.-At the close Of tha
New England supper last evening it was
found that there was large supply Of pro.
visions on hand, whole and broken. that
had not been used. This was donated to
poor families in the city, who came with
their baskets this morning and took it away.
CouRr MARrIAL.-A court martial is now
in session in this city cf which Major Ten
Brock is President. The criminals on trial
arc that dclectablc set Of scamps known as
bounty jumpers" We have no sort Of
idea that they will get less punishment than
the law allows. at tho hands Of the officers
who constitute the conrt
PEFsoxAL.-R. S. Dingess, ono Of the
oldest and most popular Snowman Of the
Northwest, has returned to his old post.
in Chicngo-business manager Of Kelley 4
Icons Minstrels-th the best troupe in the
country. Visitors to that city should never
fail spending an evening at their new hall
if they want to attend the nc plus ultra Of
ADJUSTMENTS.
ATTENTION SECOND WARp.-All persons
interested by the coming draft, are request
ell to meet to ri ght, at o'clock, at the Hall
Of Mr.. Voss.
II. Keen. Claus Delfs. r. Siemer, Louis Iten
NJ. p. G'Brien, Henry Mollar. F. voll-
stadt. ", B. Armil, John Dillon, Charles
F. Dittel, T. II. Armil.
We offer lot Of Ready made Clothing,
which have on hand from last year, 25
per cent. below market prizes. They con-
hist Of a large lot Of Heavy business
Coats. s. to7 81.
A large lot Of Sattinctt Pants, from So
to 81.
A1arge lot Of Boys Pants, from $3.50 10
ss.
Undershirts, $l.s5.
Boys Coats, $3.50 toe.
Call in time. at No. 3. East Second St.,
Metropolitan Clothing Hall.
NJ. uonENFELs.
FACTS FOR THE pEoPLE 1T is fact that
Smith. the latter" can furnish better
Christmas presents, and more Of them, than
any other concern in town. lie has elc-
CANT fur sets Of many kinds-just the thing
to present to dear mother, wife or sister,
Of t. an adorcd sweetwheat. He has splc..-
did fur hoods, gloves and hats for the same
purpose. He has also fur setts, fur hats,
caps. capes-silk hats, etc., the very thing
10 present to father. husband or brother
Or somebody else llc has taken particular
pains to supply tho demand for choice and
elegant Christmas goods. He always deals
fairly, ard At this time will sell lower than
ever. Store on the corner ef Main and ed,
opposite the LeClaire House.
List Of Wounded in the 10Th, Armv
Corps, Dec. 18th, 1854, at the battle Of
Nashville:
Jas Danysn. d, 18th Iowa, knee; Bcni.
Dclaxen, c. 12th Iowa, chest; ]. L. Fortlaii.
G, 18th Iowa, arm; John Murth. g, 8Gth
Iowa, arm; Jas. Kennedy, r, 84th Iowa,
killed; Vim. Fisher, r, 35th Iowa. knee.
serious; E w. Wood, b. 18th Iowa, leg (:
Paw Peterson, g, 35th lows, head. serious
1t J. W. Watson, 5th Iowa cavalry. IVES
shot through the breast, while Rallantly
charging the cnehy' intfoe.ics, and mortal
ly wounded. D. y. Hatha way. N. 2d Iowa
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