Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-30

the Fourth is out 10 Aliens Grove. wiier,
they arr going 10 have splendid celcir,.
ton and picnic. Alfred Sully, Esq. OF tbi,
city, delivers the oraticn.
GENTS, have You called around at Far
rand's lately, and seen the summer styles o
hats and caps! His stock is superior. ana
he never misses chance to do the fail
thing by a customer. Go and see Farrand
Two DOLLARS PIE DAY.. X. Bowie
contractor on the N. 4 H. Railroad. west q
Crnncll, is offering two dollars day 10,
railroad hands, and promises them board q,
s. per week
| RISE early, exercise freely, deal hone ,tiy,
dispense charities bencycIcntlv, eat slowly,
talk moderately, swear sparingly, live TEN.
pcrately, 9" 70 church regularly, and ,,ry
tie printer promptly, if you would live hep
pill. and die peacefully.
GrS. TUr1.E.-Thc keokuk Constt,utoa
says: ten. Tustlc arrived at the Demng
House Yesterday, and started for home in
! the afternoon. II is r,Iloretl that he has
resigned his commission. How true the
report may be, We cannot state.
]. q. O. FAT the regular meeting cf
Davenport Lodge No. 7, held on last Tues
day night, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term John VI. ISter, y.
G.. S. j.. Mitchell, Y. G. John Haley. Z.
;. John Aantis, y. s. Israel Hall, Treas.
LECTURE Another attentive audience
audience assembled at the Second I:aptis.
Church last evening, to listen to the lecture
of Mr. a. $. kissel' upon the Philosophy Of
lntuitve instruction. Tn. lecture was well
received, and we trust It's effect upon the
public will be salutary
TGosE huge blocks Of stone that are daily
being drawn through our streets are brought
from the famous Joliet quarries, and a,c to
be used in the construction of the new rail
road bridge pier which is now in process of
reconstruction. The Company intend TO
make a pier this time that tirc win NOT ma
terially damage
OFF.--Thc Canada succeeded in Getting !
Oft from the rocks on the rapids lasi night |
and arrived here this morning. on her wax !
to Fort Madison.
The kcithsburg burst her supply-pipe |
yesterday, near Burlington, and had to lay !
up for repairs, which DELAYED her arrival
here until noon to-lay--seycral hours late. |
6oin 2.to.-Wh hat of that: Sam Perry
continues to turn out the best suits OF sum |
mer clothing and supply the best furnish
ing goods at slight advance on old prices
He don't want to get rich in hurry, and |
can afiord to live on small profits. lie has
go. fits" on the brain, and can suit y.u
every time 4 large lot of summer coats
and busters Just received opposite the Post
Office.
TIE TABLE. In order to kc4p down your
table expenses, purchase your groceries out
Of the neat, fresh and cheap stock KEEP, by
Parks 4 Hcsmer, southeast corner of Brady
and Fourth streets. They buy for cash
buy the best quality Of goods, and sell SO as
to lc. all their customers live ard be happy.
Goods delivered, and articles that are not as
good as represented taken back and the
money refunded.
GAME LAw.-Thc killing Of woodcock is
by law, except between the Ist Of
July and the 1stof January. Prairie chick
ems may be killed at any time bctEeen the
lst cf August and the lst Of February.
The fine for violation of the law is S. in each
and every case. Possession Of the fowl
when the law is in force is regarded as evi-
dence Of its violation, making those liable to
the penalty who buy as well as those who
kill such game.
PERsoS.L.-Wc regret very much to
learn that Capt. I. Il. Hunt, U. S. Quarter
Master at this place, has been ordered to
report at Louisville for further orders.
Capt. Hunt has been located here upwards
Of one year and, we believe, has given per-
feet satisfaction in all his transactions for
the Government He is an expert business
man, and in all things has discharged the
duties Of his Office faithfully. He will leave
soon, unless, fortunately. the order rs res.
cinded *ssAA
HARyEsrtNC.--Our farmers arc making
their arrangements to attack the ripcned
grain, in force, early next week. In spite /,
Of all our doubts and fears the promise Of
an abundant harvest has not failed. The
crop this year is not half way affair, nor
''neariy an average" but il will come right !,
up to the mark-fully equal to any reason.
ALE farmers expectations. Scott county
win put into the market this year larger
number Of bushels of wheat than in anv
ssngle season before. Corn, too, is coming
forward with fairest promise in fact everv.
thiag looks prospsrous in the tanning dis
hiats. a
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