Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-23

FoT three years service, ........ $500.
do two do . 200
do one do .. 100
JOHN l.. SwITS & CO.,
No. Nichols Block, up stairs.
By your toilets, hair dyes, perfilmeries,
etc, etc, ut Crsbbcs, under the LeClairc
House. He has large stock.
Personal friend, DR.. j. II. White.
Of the Gazette, is about yacating the ardu-
ous duties Of his post, preparatory for few
weeks sojourn among the babblng brooks
snd high hills Of New England and Canada.
We wish him a pleasant journey, but hope
he won't prolongit it hter than the 9Th.
MOONLIGHT E.ceRsaps.-Therc is TO be a
grand moonlight exy&siou on the New Eos
ton Monday night, 1oFSte benefit Of the Bap-
tist Church of Rsck land, to which the
people on this side J lof tte river arc invited.
Extensive prdparatsonjhavc been made, and
. god time is expeeEd.
Dir. FERRAED. the celebrated Spanish Ply
sican may be consulted on all old chronic
diseases at his Office, below the National
Bank on Main street. For eyes and cars
DIR. +. has no equal in Iowa. for he cures,
and the opposition Of the spirits don't pre-
vent DIR. Ferrard from curing his patients.
MONEY is a good thing, but Sam Perry
h~c kns< u 4
that he will exchange for it. Sam is the
oldest merchant in his line in Davenport,
and, like good wine, he improves with age.
His stock Of summer clothing, and material
for making it is unsurpassed, and his fig
urcs are always low. Call opposite the Post
Office.
MAS & MAYER, No. II West Cd street,
have the largest stock Of ready made m j.
tary and summer clothing in the city Ey-
crything warranted to give satisfaction
Emanuel Rothschild, their popular clerk, IS
still behind the counter and will take the
greatest pains to make good bargains for
his customers. y
THE MrNsrRELs Tp-SIGify. .-Turn out cv-
erybody and go aAd/hcal Sam sharpley's
Iron Clads, at Mc,ropclik In Hall. 1t will
undoubtedly be the rich,st treat ofthe sea
son. This coYpsaxlas been organized
for about two years. dd,Vng which time they
have visited every principal city and town
in the Northern States dnd Canadas. and
have given uniyersal satiA faction wherever
they have psgforlAd. s3n sharplcy alone
would maks soqb niggfr show, lst. CON-
bincd with othcgjtalerD that his company
pany POSSESSES it iSIdecidcdly huge. Go
carly if yo'f~snt S get seat.
Well. Kissell had . right to resign. No.
body could prevent him. The Board could
tot prevcr: him. |why don't he stick 10
it, and stop all this fuss. 1t is matter Of
grievance that I tte Board thought that he
meant what he jaid. in regard to his :. more
intimate relatiq as" and his opportunity to
enter another field Of iabar more renumner-
ativc' &c, tdok him at his word, and ac-
cep:ed his refgnation, which needed no ac-
ceptance to make it complete. And this
70 =. III III the R@srd has done. The statemen
that moti{n to reconsider the vote accept
ing Mr.. Ktselrs resignation WIS ,e.,atived
&c, is in (he usual style ofpisrepresenta-
ton. N9such vote vas ever taken, as the
Gazette tell knows, o. should know.
And fhe Gazette dots SO pretty thing as
to rc-atrange the names on the petition, put
ting tllc name Of Hiral Price at the head,
the orighaa-se-~a ennon was headed
by c. G. Plunmsf, Duo sell more books
than Hiram ever readl
During the year not closing Kissell has
received nearly one eight Of the entire
teachers fund-there being corps Of about
~ teachers. This s(lary is $1,000, being
$500 more than is p4d to any teacher for
the coming year. Il is the largest salary
that is paid to any Educator in the public
schools Of the State 1t is larger by 500
than the salary OF II county Snperintend-
snt, whose duties a{e more laborious. 1t is
IS large salary aslis paid 70 any Supcrin-
tendent in cities Of lhe population Of Daven-
port, anywhere in Pie United States, SO far
as We are informbd. And yet this most
disintsrsstsd man lnsves heaven and earth
for outside pressute, to induce the Board to
add $500 to hisI Isalafy.. He coils for it.
4
T6e Vasysk criel for it. He misreprcsents
the action OF ~ Board. 70 the end. The
0ssstte does th4 same thing. The people
have elected u Board to i"ok after their
interest. lftt people are not satisfied, get
10 different Boat. The inducenents TO 30
into is one so reat shat there will b. ~
dimculty in nj king selections, NJ the proper
tine. Bat if De Board have not better op.
postuntiss the other pecple to know the
Salus Il the sFvicss Of thoss they employ
= thc school wAst y The proptiety ol
- hAeing = bardt q n why NJ tax,
! sees'nstance rch :, dninterssasd uan q
) Kiassil and II him r,,n fhs<uhoan -