Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-05

| the DemOCfocy.
LOCAL ITEMS.
SrovEs.-The place to buy the Stewart
and Challenge Cooking Stoves is at Geo. w.
Smiley's, ID ST., between Main and Harrison
DR.. FERRARD, the celebrated. Spanish
Physic is at his office, on Main street,
Davenport sp6-d&wt.
RExExBER the grand Democratic rally u
the German theatre on Monday evening
Let the hall be crowded.
Tue best toilet articles are to be found ol
Grobbe 4 Co., under the lie Claire House
He keeps the genuine articles.
MILITARY Clothing Of every variety, to
gether with Furnishing goods, in great var
iety, just opened 1t Mas L Mayors, No. II
West Second Street. Gall and see.
TIE male population Of this county should
never forget that their respectable appear
ance depends upon their getting their clothes
made at Sam Perrys opposite the Post Of
fee His stock is most excellent, and be
never fails to TT, you know.
TIckErs.-Persons wishing to procure
democratic tickets on or before the day ol
election, are notified that their wants car
be supplied At the Office Of Frank Plumer
Esq, chairman Of the Democratic County
Committee, and at no other place.
GLoRIoUs.-The weather is settling dow,
70 the incest style Of pleasant November
weather-just what everybody likes to see.
The streets are full Of business-ladies were
out in flocks to-day, and everybody seemed
70 be enjoying high life-all on account Of
the weather.
To ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. cray
on-painter, experienced in landscape draw
ing, a. wanted BY "A. Hageb9k, litho-
grapher, Davenport, Iowa." in the WsstlicAs
Post, st. Louis, No, Of Oct. 80, 1864, can
b found at the northwest corner Of Harri-
son and I'd street, Davenport, Iowa. dit
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An ArrsAcrloN.-The photographs Of the
Iowa prisoners Of the 10th and Goth Regi-
ments, As they appeared on the return from
Tyler, Texas, to New Orleans, and exposed
to the public at Egberts'; today, attracted
much attention-not more, we presume than
similar works Of art would receive in rebel
dom under similar circumstances.
CHANGE OF BAsE.-Philips Kahn, late with
Mr.. Hoenfels l. Co., wishes to announce to
his friends, enemies, and mankind general
y, that he has accepted situation Is sales
man in the popular Clothing House Of
Straus, Bellstein 4 Co., LIE Claire Row,
where he will supply al customers with
better goods, and 1t lower prices than ct any
other Clothing House in the City.
A RIcH TsEAr.--When the shades Of
evening had desceL ded, and the rush At the
Post-oflce had subsided, We calmly and
quietly wended our way to the Metropoli-
tan Theatre. Ascending to the balcony We
were politely informed BY the usher that
there was standing room only" but few
seats left below. Descending, We listened
to beautiful overture from NJ Strasser,
aud then the curtain arose on Aline, tho
Rose Of Killarney Of the best dramas,
and decidedly the best played. ever pre-
scented in this theatre. The iine acting Of
Davy Miss Ada and Aline Miss Emma
made " think that it Was their best piece,
and We were astonished Is we'll as delighted
when they gave Us "A Day too Late" We
have seldom seen better acting in : stock
company than that Of the manager and his
iAir wife in the characters Of Lawler and
Lilly Lover.
The make up and acting Of Mr. Wildmsn
Was al that could be desired, and reminded
us Of Couldock, in the Willow Cops" !"
The whole company acquitted themselves
we'll sf .s.7.-. nx
"A Day too Late" This piece, {" not =
put too f3ne : point TO IT," is simply IN
meass. The. quist and lady-nke acting Of
Miss Emma, the rich singing Of Miss Ada,
end ths bread humoe Of the fArcs eavs u !
treat ~ hsvs seldom Witnessed. Miss
Ads " Darnsy O'Hay and Cottage BY
H. Ssa" was IL finest singing ~ svsr
hsard On ths theatrical stags, while The
dnet By The sisters, received such . rap
tarous epoors from the audience, that there
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