Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-23

4 in subjcction the clouds Of dust that swcp,
I our streets during the entire day.
4 Oh HAND.-Thc,c new styles Of spring
b dress goods have arrived at Kehoe d Car
harts opposite the LeClairc House. La
\ dies should not fail to sec them
Y Shipments from Davenport, by rail, for
The week ending May 2lst: 800 bbls -four
200 bu wheat, $50 bu corn, 80 tons bran
j. .6o' lbs hides, 55O lbs flax seed, lao live
hogs.
GENTLEMEN need go no further than
kransc's, opposite the National Bank, for
the best clothing material, best fits, furnish
ing goods, trunks, yaliscs, etc. Call and sec
the new tylcs and gel your summer cloth
ing
RETIRED. Mike u Brian retired from our
midst this morning per steamer Jenny
Whpple. to fill two years appointment
mt Fort Madison, rendered him by Judge
Rich,nan That hc might not get lost he
was carefully ironcd-hands and feet.
DIX. FAngARn, the Spanish Physician,
who has been practicing at the Scott House,
has removed to Main street, opposite the
pi.,no Forte Warcrooms bctween Front aud
Sec Dad streets. where he may bc consulted
upon all chronic diseases: His rooms are
crowded daily. my, ldlW-W I'm
pA>oRAMA OF PARADISE LosT.-The pub
lie should bear in mind that this splendid
painting, the finest ever exhibited in this
country, is to be brought out for thc first
time at Metropolitan Hall this evening s'o
and see it and you will be pleased.
DELEGATES FOR TIE CLEVELAND toNyEN-
rIox--At a meeting of the radical Germans
of this city, held at Union Hall, on Satur
day evening, j. J. Stibolt, Esq, editor of
Der Uemolrat, and DR.. IgnatiuS LANCER
were chosen delegates to the Cleveland Con
yenton from this district
MILITARY Goons. Soldiers looking for
complete stock of military clothing and mil
itary furnishing goods will find i. at Mas
4 Maycr's-oppositc lie Claire Row. ia ms
takca to please all customers and prices al
ways reasonably low Ready made clothing
for everybody. in great variety.
ENLISTED. -Four able bodied young men
from this o.fcc-John Collins. Robert Blair,
David Rohm and Stephen Sanders have
enlisted in Capt Wilson's company tor 100
DAYS service We wish them the best kind
Of good fortune, and hope some day TO see
them "strappcd''-not in the pocket, but
upon the shoulder.
under the one hundred days call tool, place
in kcokuk last Friday. The line officers of
this regiment selected Capt. Bere,nan, Of
Mt Pleasant, for Colonel 5. A. Moore. Of
Bloomfield for It. Colonel, and Capt Hope,
Of Washington county, for Major The two
first served in the Mexican war, and the
third has served in the present conflict
So says the Gdte City.
New STORE. Particular attention is di-
recte,l to the advertisement of j. A. Day-
enport's new hardware store. He has re
ceivcl and is still receiving handsome
stock, which he will offer at the lowest lv
ing prices Let him have fair trial and it
will BE- seen that he is worthy Of full snare
of public patronage Remember the place
on Brady strcct-storc formerly occupied
by j. Monath's stove store.
6rm WARD ELECTIoN.-Thc voters of the
9th ward to whom was referred by the City
Council the contested election case of Parks
and Poster, have met al the polls and decid
ed. They return Mr.. Parks to the council
by handsome majority Of sixtccn--a ma
jcrisy Of fifteen more than he had at the
April election We trust that this decision
is perfectly satisfactory to Mr.. Poster and
the council Mr. Parks will be al honor to
tho position to which he has been chosen.
POLICE CouRr-Busncss was unusually
brisk at the Police Court this morning
The police force had been out on scout on
Saturday evening and made very fair haul
Of law breakers. Henry Robinson, for be-
ing found in house of i'll fame was charg-
cd &1O and costs Frances Thomas, for
ecping house of i'll fame, and Hat Beau
m m and Siias Jones for being inmates there
of were each fiaed $40 and costs. All paid
up ,ut Harriet John Rock, Jane Strauss,
and Anna Bell were fined S5 and costs apeice
for vssrancy, and Patrick Shaunes>y for in
toxicat;on, came in for fine Of like amount.
MELyILIr's Cincus.-The Circus steamer
Ingomar, with Melville's unriynlled Circus
Troupe on board, arrived at ocr levec. For
an hour or two during the forenoon Prof.
Kopp's splendid brass band, mounted on
horses, proceeded through our streets
playing enlivcning music. The perform
ance this afternoon was numcrously at
tended and the universal decision is that it
is little the most spirited and interesting
Circus that has visited oar city. The per-
formers cannot fail to excite wonder and as
tonishmsnt, and the clowns ars perfect or
iginals in their way. Go and sss them this
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