Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-20

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SHAwL. SHAwLs "A splendid assert
mcnt AT Whisler's Mozambipne Shawl,
Ciallic sl,awls, French Mcrino >hauls
Cashmere s!mais, six shawis. Hroc.a
! Shawls ..tawtr
! SUMNER clothing, ready made or made t,
order IN the very best stylc, at krausc'> ;
opposite the National hank. Gents furnish
ing goods in great variety. Al, trunks
ya,e- and c,rpctsaea-
MH,ARS.-Soidicrs ui every rank ana
grade will find complete stock of ready
made military clothing adapted 20 thci.
wants, and i"r sale very low, at Maa, d
Mayer No. / ! West Second street. Give
them Il call.
IL TIVE -kehoe Il Carhart have received
another 10. Of choice summer dres, goods
sha~ls, cloakS, capeS, circulars. mantle
etc, just i'll time for the excessively hoi
summer weather. Cali opposite the lie
Claire House.
MORE NETERASs.-About 300 of the 10th
Infantry boys arrived here on Saturday
evening. They have b.cn furnished with
transportation, and the greater portion of
them left for their various places Of abode
thus morning, on 30 days fuilough.
THASKs.-The members Of the Pilot En-
ginc Company return their sincere. thanks
to the citizens Of. Davenport, for liberal do
nations made and especially to our worthy
Mayor, X. Lowry, for many favors shown
the committee on collections in behalf Of
the =. CoMrASY
CRowDEp.-Thc ferry facilities, since the
burning of the bridge, are inadequate to
supply the demands Of travel and commerce
Capt. Robinson has started up the river to
procure, if possible, another boat to run in
the ferry line, until the bridge is repaired
which will be five or SIX weeks hence.
NALrABiE.-Thc late rain has been worth
a hundred thousand dollars to Scott County
alone, and to other counties in the State in
proportion. Nothing could have been more
opportune. Vegetation is dashing ahead
with unusual rapidity. and all nature looks
as gay as girl at her own wedding.
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Picture P.lNrIyG.-J. B. McI;rew. late
of Baltimore, has established, gallery OH
Brady street, two doors below .iti, west side,
and is prepared TO paint photographs in the
best style in OIL water, Indian ink, winro
and ivory type. Also, copic, taken from
old ambrotyrcs. dagucrrootypcs, &c. Call
and examine his specimens.
WHEN The Gazstte says the salary of
the City Attorney has been raised from
5000 to $500, and from that argues that Mr..
kissell should meet with the same treatment.
The City Attorney wond be pleased to
know that the premises above stated were
good, hut in the present light, he cant
see it, Will the Gozcu, let him know
'ehen his salary was so increased.
CHANGE Or BAsE.-Our friend, Charley
Eldridsc has closed his land office and wound
up the affairs thereof, to take the position
of Deputy Provost Marshal, made vacant
by the resignation Of Capt. Egbcrt, who has
gone into the 100 days service, as It, Col
Of the 44th. In this new capacity Mr.. FL!
bridge will undoubtedly make an efficient
officer
New FIRM-Sec advertisement Of Reupke
4 Son, successors to 4. T. ..aat in the
fruit, confectionery and News business.
They will continue to keep up a choice stock
and supply the public at the lowest terms
They keep splendid stock of stationery,
gold pens, Photographic albums, fireworks,
etc. Give them full share Of patronage,
as taey will spare no pains to please.
Ice CREAM SALOON. = Tne public will
always find Geo. Matthos' Ice cream Saloon,
No. 10 and ls Brady street, the place to get
the best accommodations in the ice-cream
and confectionery linc He also makes
bread and cakes Of the best quality, and
supplies families and hotels at low ratss
Give hin I ca.!. See advertisement
ARE you deaf or blind? Have you any
disease of the eyes or ears. call on DIR. Fer
rard, the celebrated Spa..i.l. physician. on
Main street, below the National Bank. DR..
Fcrrard has cured more diseases Of the eve
and car in the last three months, and has
more patients under treatment than all the
doctors in Iowa. He c,,res al! cd chronic
diseases. Remember the place. Dr. Geo.
Ferrard, Main street, between Front and
Second streets.
On Tuesday, June 2sth, and every Tues
day during the summer and fall, Dr. +. will
be IN Muscatlne: junel5d lwaw2t
Eo4cE CorRr.-Squire Wheeler had his
hands full this morning VIM Brunton. d.
c. Ichcman, and Mike Eagan, ali got out
side of to, much whisky. which played
thunder with their reason and caused their
arrest. They were assessed $40 and costs
each, which they discounted on the spot.
: ~Wap-kis-ko, big, fat, lazy, drunken.
Musquaka Indian, w4s alec arrested for too
much drunk. Mr.. Davenport paid the costs.
officer Severcncc smashed his whisky bot
tie, and Mr.. Indian gathered up his blanket
and made tracks.
Julia and Harriet Haveling were fined
'ef0 and costs each, for vagnacy, which
they liquidated