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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-18
BY Ha, Dickinson &. CO. Aucfs.


UCflON SALE.--i6 txscnti6n OF q decree OF
IA tho Circuit Court OF ltls ei y vi Ri6hm3ad
entered GA toe LIST Ut july, riot In the sut of Ir
vine vs Efada.e sdm'r and sIs, shali, ~ special
missioner, procset To sell, At public auction, at
the auction roOn OF Hill, Dickinson 10. 10 he
city or Richmond, on fFiisy mo-niDg, the Ed OF
July, at 10 O'Clock A M negro woman uamed
Auns snd her four children eyed respectively
seven, i've, three, aud bDe year. The wcmsa IS
a years old, and Is n very good ,ook and an tx
ceieIt washer and h0ner.
TSRNs Cash. M Q IRVisE.
jy lo-tds Speosai Comnr.
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4
Astiss ed stass lasssss. b uxa .
I MONDAY xYENiNs, Jsiy Is 1869.
The psff,fnancs viii ecmmsncs with the bsau.
Overture Selected Orchestra
When VIII b pyeseated. for the Hrst time Il this
country, the new Gem, dy entitled
A CABINET QUESTION.
SEQ Dilis # the Day for Cast Of characters.
Charming B.llsd. ...........x iss D Middleton
70 conclude With. for the nrst time. the Nanssal
Drama entitled the
THE PIRATES LEGACY;
THE KER's FATK.
Sec bills OF the day fur cssrtf characters.
Next wsek, an entirely usw Comedy, entitled
OUR WIFE.
In preparation. tbs
SIEGE OF VICKSBURg
Tuesday, esasat OF
the celebrated PrimA D,nns.
Eo'EE-Ths "a snsgn, ever ready to contribute
TO the comfort Of the patrons Of this establish
meos has procured . magnificent silver ws,sr
cooler, from VT leu
A1-IC4 WATEgFA
VIII nightly be dtep>nssd 10 the psisc as Of the
Dress Circle fres OF chargS.
NOrIcs-BoI ONCE open rom X n 10 n
Whsn seats may DO secured.
CHAsas OF OPENING Houa.-Doors open ct half past
O'clock; performance TO Commences IT halt mas, 8
prsosse!y. ~ III
Pc AL Notice Theatre.
GREAT ATTRACTION
On I U EsDAY GvgNINa, July 10, 1861.
G. T.. N T. /. s o N.
Grand CGmbit alton OF Tslen,
aost of yoiun,estst
First appearance CT
Mad aAZZ AMIGA.
ths celebrated Pima Donna.
3 Charles, the veteran,
II Bowsrs, of Southern Theatres,
Harrison,
J e Iiferd, Tyrolssn Warbler. |
SIEGE or vICKsBUa0,
0aAND CONCERT,
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-18

L. or Eeat--Ths d~eIsisg ca clay, bAStsa
e. Henry and Smith sttssfs, cecugeI ~ hsI6
Luck. it haa rce1,i, bsn,iss ci1ssis. Poass.'
si' "a at ones. "A b WILLIAM
~ list
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-18

MOTICG --Ths subssrtbsr Gffsfs for SALE
IN Flour et S3oo per barrel
flour ct stJs per pound
BattAR .. $40 do
Lard 81 90 do
bae = q - so d.
Also, . general sssoItmsnt Of groessiss ct less
than enrsent sstss. wSTAYlOH,
" i6-2ts 9th ~ het Brcad and haxshail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-18

Z, OR Drewry's and ,hstliI's Bpus anu HE eq lad.
roa- Uattl fur Their no %, the steamer Bonita
will make two daily tris for tbs above points,
leaving Rockets 1t o'clork A d and clock NJ
Returning, viii leave the feet at i nj and !.
ID srristoy 81 kncxetts ~ 10 n O'Clock A 81 aud
9oo'oek IL. Fare each way, g..
Between the hours Of IL oc och NJ and O'Clock
the steamer is Ior Charter tor private partiss
jg is-6t CHAS CAMMAN, Agent.
&. Oh Dfe~ty's aId CnsIiia's Bluffs and ihe q lad
r ron.-The steamer John Parker, Capt b
Mckown, viii commence making daily trips aatur-
day morLiSg for tie above points, stopping ~ Vii
the inter mediate landings, log Pocseits every
the "a Isayon ct III O'Clock A n ana P n. Persons
yisiti.g the above points Will be rtq lirei 10 have
proper papers or passports
Passage 81 each way those belonging 10 the
Army or navy hail price. ty lk-S:'
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81 1arag 4 Williams, = utfiynrers.

BY 1ardg Il Williams, = netivnferS.
UCFION Sale OF
~ Manufsctured and
Sinking Tobacco,
Cigars, 40 -
Tardy Williams, Ia connection with Capt Wy
Sheppard, proposs aaviug . large and attractive
sale tf
Manufactured aud
Smoking Tobacco,
Cigars, Sc,
ON Thusaisy, the 4th day OF August nett, at the
Tobacco Exehaoee
Capt Sheppard will act ~ au,iohesr, and will
Assist la Arranging samples.
Psitits assirons of making consignmsuts Ter THE
sse wii please part at once to Capt Sheppard or
ourselves. TARDN 4 WILLIAMS,
~ slot Auctionesra.
~ Petersburg Exprsfs.- and f.yaedburz Viz
giIiaa aud Republican, copy six times, and for
wafd bi ID to TArdy s. ~ilsms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-18

yTAfUABLR Rsal Ks.ats, On Usicn hui, on
" VsssbiS snd Jssssmins cts, ier ssls 81 ano-
ttoa AT the Ssqaest Of ME- n Dppa. sho h
about . gsnovs g the coustry We shall ed IT aus
1861. at o'clock \, the following valuable real
estate, viz: The EXCELLENT brick tenement located
o shovs now oscaplsd By ~ 70 Weir, sonsAis-
Ing nve rooms and storsroom. Also, ths vsoant
20 Ross %. ALSO, the isrss and. eoov snisntiy
framed tsnems"t now occupied By said ESps, CON.
tsiGirg ssyen rooms, besidss pssanses, With font
susoks- h5use, coz house, coal aod wood houses,
stable, srd wsii Of |; ,oi water ia the yard, And
the garden vel Sat Ia gssp,s and vegetables, and
beAuiifal SHADE trees In front aud lack gar de- ~
This 10 really most desrabse rosidAses. Pssses-
sion OF the brick tepsmsot can be hal on frssa
days notice, and Il the fame dWsiling about isi
espt- M Der next.
fuMs.--Cash; or 9. edit, ct the option Ct tue
pufco neefs. d0bDfN h APPEkS0N,
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HOR8EH g. M)R 6ILE

uaS0R sale--An 0fhcer's Service Horse.--Cal Wal.
r. toms veil known black Stallion, about eight
yesn Old, h Tor sale He was raised By capt Jack
siander. In Loudou- eosnty, and 10 well kaows
In The army since a6i. Apply d the otiee Of
spotA~ood hotes. jy iS-5ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-18

Nsw EiuHAosD sssArsI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-18

HSHAME L. nomsas lne west side OF 18th street .
~ tstw 60 Grace and Bsosd, for saie At aurtiou
VIII be sold Ut sussiou, on tne premises on fues
day, the 10Th Jaly. 1884, Al as .'oiock p n, the
frame Tenement located as above, sd ,iairg Sea.
brooA's warehouss, and now occupied by erHeer
araager. Tns lot fronts 81 feet aud faus back 8.
SET The hca,e has tarse rooms, besides kitchen
Terms cash. aoDDIS kPPER50N,
liz Is Aretiopeess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-18
WANTS

IA, ANftD-A Wet Nurss.--A Ii; { al prrcs will
va DO y ven tor healthy Wet Nurse. Apply
10 W Wade, 1t 0,dtin's Hali, e)raer of Bank
aud 'th streets. jy l9-lts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08
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To Females. old o. Young
Married on Single.

yen suffering from any Disease peculiar 70 your
seX. should lose tins IN ohaining medical aid
where you viii surely End IL. The experience and sac
wh-h the Doctor has had In Female Diseases has
fusnced persons send him that class Of patients for
hundreds OF miles
Sent FREQ receipt OF stamp, copy ~ Private
Letter % Married Ladies on Health
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-r~n-.. iet your Druggist put yoz o. Nil any
other remedy II be does not haze for sale enclose
81 g per mail. and We all send yoc one Bottle oil he
Arr.y Azas DsODs per mail p.la--
WILCOX d Co.
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HkGAM'S MAGNOLIA BALM.

THE tbs delightful and rdinary article
discovered Il changes tie sun burnt face and
hands Pcsry satin texture of rSvisiag beauty i'm
psrnsthe MAJ BE purity Of youth, and the distiRgus
appearance 80 inviting In the city belle cffashon. 7.
removes tar, frecses, pmPlss and roughnss, OF the
skin leaving the complexion fresh transparent and
smooth IL contains material Injurious the skin
Fstrcu!Esd By Actresses sRG opers Singers lite vhss
.very lady should haze
seld everywhere
Pr,p,rcdbyw W. Z. HAGAS, Troy. Ny.
Address all orders 10
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lebS-dsm-eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08

VIC respectfully call attention 10 Testimonials.
Many Of letters attest that hnrdred u lives have
been saved IN the Army by it, Indeed, well are
It's curative qualities appreciated in the Army, that the
successful Surgeons ia the field and hospital IL
almost exclusively m the diseases for which claim ~
infalibiy The best physic always seiTe the best
M AZ. ~ effect clre herce the nnrersalfN OF the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-08

Aad ~f by ard sell Cod, silver. Exchange li0vesa-
merit vos>hers Oriers On Washngton stzte stcks nd
Pubnc ss<urltiss OF evsry se1rip,o1.f "a ea..
Cosettous Win b promptly made, snd sxery kind Of
business attended 20 that b~or-s 20 ezrnafe banking
Regular customers are only charged per cent upon
Loans obtained this Rank and ID. rn0st ample pro
visions made oT he -aekecpng Of Deposits and Tor
he coTanodaficu - y POSTERS.
IN addition - the responsibility - TIE United state.
for the liabilities Of the Bank the s;ockhoders Ddi-
Sidusy respon-ih tothe ekeni q % stock IN add
ilca the arnount Invested IN such share thEs sfora
ih~ mos; ample security 70 the public.
The following ihe present sokbol3ers - The in
sttution.
pfsHcT0Es.
wn H Enxiish Wn. Braden,
". R.Notarger, WlTrs B1J y Iutue, 81
Levi fordOn, John ". sHfrhy,
Deioss Root Judge u. FncL.
Jer. McfeDr,
T. r. D. Lanier Hm. willard
Hon. 4. A. Hendricks. A Baldwin.
Hon. Lhvit kilgOr. D. Noble,
Hon JaresA A. Crsvers W. a. RockrCed.
Hon. John {. New, Daniel Hennessey.
Hon. T. n So Ivan. James Powers,
Rev Wm. A. Holiday, J. l.. Slaughter,
Prof. G. n. Todd, Lucian Hills,
J. George SILLY " :. r. Morton,
George W Rgg-, Barnabas Coffin,
Robert browning, John {. HtTeih,
W J. Holiday, Dr. J. NJ. Castor,
". r. Holloway. n. r. Fitch.
j. NJ MARVEL Or. j. n. WOOdburn,
wm " Fry, Jnc. c. Wright
Iuyll
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
llNITED STATES EXPRESS c0MpaNy

nEFICE ON THE CORNER OF WASHINGTON AID
= Meridian streets, lndienayoiis
Three daily Expresses 70 New York.
Two daily Expresses 20 Cincinnati and
Two daily Expresses 20 Chicago Ent ~. Louie;
lhe above Composites are ths only privileged Exprsssss
ne following roads via.
INDIANA CESTRSL.
LAFAYETTE A CHICAGO,
INDIANAPOLIS PERU:
fERRE HAUTK RICHMOND,
kELIEfoSTAlSE q INDIANAPOLIS.
Money, pSskages vslusblss ard freight carried nh
safety and Dispatch and In chrgs - special ard ecieni
messenger
Notes Bills and Draft i Be p-ozg:ly eoIlsted AID
reat.y -rtnrns -ns4- Rf-T-TYfFIEI.D. sxept-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

<->-s4.F -7F" IN '-''sf Ell s ~
OvncE or TIE DAvExpoRr Dxsoc.Ar.
Monday evening, sept. 5. 1884
FLoUR-Wholesale esSo0io IN bli.; Retail ID
| 10.4o. =
WnRAr-So J, wcll cleaned, round and plumn
Club, Tea and Galena, tl.75; No. 2, Ill sound
not iclead enough for No. /, &l.65; rejected
musy and damp, $50 cents
CoRx.-Shelled. No. I. sound, plump and dry
lo2; do. No. !, shrunken. /; in ear. 30 !, sounc
plump and dry, ~; do. No. shrnnken. 90
Oars. No. /, clean and sound, 55; do. No. 2
dsmp and not clean, so.
BARLEr-sl. S5031.90
ONuoSs.--$l. COG 40.
P0AroEs.
IN WHirE BEAxs.-t2 00M25o.
FLAxsEED.- $2.0o02.25
TInOrHr.-.2. 25@2 So
sHlhOvER-t1 .o0G7. rs.
PofAross.-$l.
ChicagD Maskse
narkets unsettled in %, sequence Of The faii Of
.1.. Y.os.zass ~; lev~ss s,aAsssss god :. .Is,ss
ws.As-sose lover =. ses No. R.1: oao,a
se7 No; teFtns; Si.Ss92 o. No. eprns: ,Se iSs.
csss"ss ss'Ps,ss iossr. q :iss as.a,., 10 !.
No. ?. closing q als6. :
cAss-le lower. 6SxGs7e No. l. and s4os4x
1Ys -3e lower.
4AsLEr-b9es lower. No. 2, q. M02lsx.
WnIsKY-Pirm at o. 10
TIMOTHY 6snD -6.sO1A0o
ELAx 6KsD-Ftrm at 10
uAv-steady ste 1SQ2e
ingt
-
New York Marlets.
COrrox-Firmer at / s3c. -
fLoun-u nchanged. *loo0@los5 tor -. ea.
ira State gu l5e, / 80 for X. A. .,
WnEAr--Unchanged. &225@2.s4 Chicsoo
spring ~ 2i@2.a5 Milwaukee Club; e. s6@
ADO winter red
CoRN-tl.51@l.
OATS-92
Pokk-t3741s9 mess. $40. so old mesa
LARb-23w24c.
WuHKY-&lSo.
- g.
New York Stock Market.
c,, New York, Sept 8 =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

tn RAvEyeoRr, Iowa. Aug. ~ 46G4.. /.
An asra0geotnt has besn concluded viii
the officers ofthc Scott County Agriealt,r,
Society, by which al profits from The sale
OF edibles and refreshments on the fan
grounds this season, shall be appropriated
to the benfit Of the Iowa CnnisriAS HoxR,
A committee will also be appointed to re-
ceive donations Of curiosities and other ar.
ticles for sale on the grounds, and Of articles
suitable for furnishing the Home. FF
Earnest efforts arc being made to have the
HoAE in working order the coming winter.
THERE'S no doubt that it will be needed. q
The different Benevolent Societies will, it
is hoped, unite their efforts on this occasion
to provide an asylum for, their destitute
All readers Of this who are susceptible of
sympathy for want and suffering, and es-
pecially those who are baptized in his name
"who went about doing good" are invited
to make contributions for the benefit Of this
Home for the homeless, where all who need
temporary care and attention, whatever their
stations in life, may find friendly aid, and
the comforts ola home.
Donors Of edibles or refreshments to be
sold during the fair arc requested to address
Rev. +. 4. JuDD, $. w. Cor. Main and Sixth
Streets, advising as early as practicable
what contributions may be expected from
them.
W. L. ROSS. Secretary.
RECRUITS WANTED.-Thc Sixth Ward
will pay $50 each for number of men for
the army, the money to be paid on being
sworn into the service. Apply to either Of
the undersigned, committee for Sixth ward.
ABNER DAWSON,
MILO X. PARKS,
Aug29-d6* JAS +. LINDSAY.
SUBSTITUTES WANTED
SUBSTITUTES FURNISHED
by JOHN L. SwlTs Il Co.,
No. / Nickol's Block (up stairs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05


The reason why everybody goes to Mas
s. Mayors for their clothing. furnishing
goods, otc., is because they sell SO cheap
and deal in such nice substantial goods
Go and improve the opportunity bvfor,
goods take ano thcr raise
CooL-The change in the weather since
Saturday is worthy of note Among gen
tlemen paper collar and pair of spurs
waa considered en- abundance OF .lothing on
Saturday, but to day good WOODEN raiment
ard plenty Of it is in h gh favor.
How DO you Do?-The ladies' have been
humbngged long enough by poor, cheap
made, unsesvicabie scwi"- machines, there
Gre we advise them to call at Cones and
see a machine worth looking at-worth
Ouying-and worth Using. 1t is positively
the best machine for all kinds of work, ever
made or used. 1t is none other than the
Gel brated Howe Machine. sp5-dtf
PoACE CoURT.-John Gill was arrested
for disturbing the public quiet, and brought
before Squire Wheeler, for which offence
he was fined five dollars and costs.
John Earhart was arrested for drunken.
ness and disturbing the peace of his neigh
borhood, and was fined fifteen dollars and
costs.
MAKE ESraIEs.-In order to avoid the
rush and crush at the Secretary's Office on
the opening aay Of the Scott County Fair,
we advise those who have determined upon
articles to enter for exhibition, to call on
Mr.. Haight, the Secretary Of the Society, at
his store, on Perry street, and have their
entries made at once. This will save q
good deal Of trouble, all around. Sec ad-
vertiSement.
ScnooLs.-The Fall and Winter term of
our city schools commenced this morning
The attendance will undoubtedly be heavy,
as there is no lack of confidence in the abil-
ity Of those who have them in charge. Pa
rents who have scholars to send, should see
that they commence with the beginning Of
the term, and are punctual until its close
Nowhere in the whole country do the youth
enjoy better facilities for obtaining SUBJ
Istantial education, and to let it pass unim-
proved would be gross neglect on the part Of
any one.
MARROW EscAPE.-Wc understand that
our respected fellow.citizen Austin Corbin
Esq, met with very narrow escape recent
ly. in this, that he sent substitute in
to the field to do his fighting for him, and
the substitute, q worthy young man, by the
name Of John xcManus, J., was killed in
recent engagement. Mr.. g. deeply re-
grcts the fate that reaovcd his man from
the field, but unSouhtedx fssls highly srat,
lied that he wasfghtins B, proxy. On the
10Th day of last August. go -.
dRrswoLD CoLLsos.--The Fab tam a
this Institution viii begin Monday, sent
18th. Pupils are requested to be presens, :,
tae opening exercises At o'clock in tn
forenoon Of the day mentioned. Additions
assistance having been received in the Pre-
paratory Department, which still remains an
der the special charge Of Prof. Sheldon, tn
best sartaities ore now Afforded young me-
desirpus ofpursuing either Engl Sd Or Glass
ical Studies. The Collegiate and Thsoloa
! ical Departments, wea ~ slsd to tnow, n
! capital working order. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

WANTED 1MMEDIATELY.-Six good wagon
Makers to whom constant cinploymcrt and
highest wages will be given.
p. II. AMPLE,
sep!5dlw Rock Island iii.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05
e1rayed Of stolen.

UNROM THE euH6CRlDt, AWllS0 AZ fUI~'
10 TON, Iowa. two mares and two colts. One
> boy mare. yeatS Old, has poll evil . split in
fore hoof hes . bay mule colt One fOan mare,
years old, red dnme snd tail, white spot in fore
head hx.An iron grey mare colt. Will give >
reward Of &4O for t6eiG Bft1fu. 10 w y ti-s
; rsk MIC0AE4UONNOoyA VI
Or address A. SnrH, Prairie Mills P. O., Mus
sa1ins Co., lewA oaG9ed1w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

Do You WANT SUBSTITUTE 2-If so
read the advertisement of John L. ,wits &
GO. They have . lot on hand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05
RIVER ITEMS.

The Express and Passenger packet New
Bostcn Capt. B. W. Davis, will dcpar
for Fort Madison, making connections fc,
St. Louis, to morrow morning at o'clock
X. +. Williams in the office. r. NJ. Prct
lyman, agent.
The iayorite mail and packet Bill Hen
aerson, Capt. Dawley, will leave Port Byron
tomorrow morning, on the arrival of the
cars from Rock Island, for Dubuque. r,
N. Prettyman, agent.
.oR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND THE SoUrH.-
Passengers taking the 500 train this even
ing, over the Chicago & Rock Island
Railroad, will arrive at st. Louis tomorrow
noon (l5 lours).
Passengers taking the S:2O A. NJ. train
or the 500 P. NJ. train will arrive in Cairo in
30 hour S.
Luxurious sleeping cars on night trains.
O.pAans aosne
The Soldiers Aid eocety, desire to re.
torn their warmest thanks to those friends
who have 80 kindly assisted them by their
contributions Of money. furniture, etc, towar"
furnishing the Orphan's Home, amounting I.
$500 90. Special thanks are due 10 Mesrs,
Gould, Selby, Hill and Dutchmsn, for th@,
lioeral donations Of furniture, as also
Aessrs Berlin and Pancoast for their larg
and most acceptable git Of childFen's shoes.
They need not be assured that their gifts
o,uld not be moro worshily bestowed, than to
tho Orphan children Of Dur brave defenders
and they wil surely realize that IL 10 indeed
Hmore blessed 10 give than to receive"
Goa. SEc. Eol'd Aid Society.
Davenport. Gepi. g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

&14 900 OF GENERAL MERcHAxoisf, consisting
II Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Hats and
,.ns Roots and Shoes, for sale or exchange for
zeal property, This stock was selected in De
,ember fast 1T low prices frcm Jobbers, and is
offered for sale on account OF the failing health
II its owner. 1t can be bought at great bar
ain
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

Csc Wizard oil. 1t will cure you. For
sale at BaIlordss.
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na. TI1E aRkATEsr GOOD aFtArnsr N11afprr r. i
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ). 1854.

MoSEY.-The easiest way in the world to
mas0e raise Of 4 few hundred dollars Of
ready made money is to apply to the 9th
ward Anti-Draft committee. They have
got plenty Of money on hand ond arc wait
ing Tor some one to come along and elieve
them Of it. 1fmen were only as ready to
go for good pay as they are to pay to get q
chance to stay at home, the army would
soon become very bulky. But such IS not
the case Undoubtedly our ablebodied
young and middle aged men are all willing
and nearly. ready to burst with patriotism,
but It Is Of another kind than that which
filled the hearts of our forefathers They
needed no urging to 60 into the field; mod
ern patriots who have smelled no powder,
need no urging to stay at home. That's all
the differ, nee.
BUSINESS CnAScE.-Starr, whom every
body knows and everybody respects, has
sold Out his News Depot and Fruit Store
and proposes to change his orbit, and Ia
date about Chicago. His innumerable
friends will be very sorry to learn that this
is the case, but tender him their best wish.
es IN any new occupatio on in which he may
engage. The star store has been purchased
by MIR. j. S. Surby, late Of the Goth Iowa.
and Tor long time resident of thi, CITY.
Mr.. Surby is an excellent business man,
and it is to be hoped that, in his hands, the
the store will maintain that high reputation
which Mr.. Starr has earned for it.
HosEslcK.-Two substantial young men.
named John s. Webb and James s. Will
son, having served their country three
years in the army, came home and thought
they would try their old adc-blacksmth-
ing, while, so they opened shop in this
city But in short time they became tired
Of that sort of exercise and made up their
mindsto throw aside the tools and 20 back
to the army. Accordingly they have en-
listed this day, and will soon havo another
opportunity to get a lick at the Confedc.
racy.
DO loU WANT SUBSTITUTE ?-If so
read the advertisement of John L. wits &
20. They have lot on hand.
PLAIN and ornamental stitching done on
the shortest notice at the Grover and Raker
Sewing Machine Rooms, over Wadsworth's
Also infants and childrens' clothes made to
order
Sept. 5-d2t
WANTED laMEDIATELY.-Six good wagon |
Makers to whom constant employment and |
highest wages will be given
3. Il. hIABLE,
snnt.Idl,., RheL lsla..l III 1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-05

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am also prepared TO supply the market With
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made from the best Aour. Parties supplied Il
the shortest notice. 80 :. ia Ell
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