Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

Va Isass thaG prejsct y % ssss v -
tablish 6rst class sannesy 10 this city.
| EAsly Ssf5tsas.-At . ~ unisa Of tha
Osd Sstslsss Of Dubuqss county, . sheet
tine ~, ths asss white child ensn In lowe,
was present, and also the sBaa Who preach
the 6est sesmon In shs State.
0cuool TsAcssa WAn1sD.-A school
teacher efssns sxpssisses i badly aeededas
Blss Orsss. In this county. A liberal
salasy will b paid Tor The nsst leur asoths.
Apply 10 @. ". Baker Bloc Grass. 81
PArs.-Baysrd Tsy ylors's Lseturssin Iowa
paid veil. At Davenport. the Le~turs netted
$500, st Iowa City osss, and u Ksskuk
ei25. For the benefit Of the Associations
through ths State, ~ trust othss lecturer
viii draw equally - veil.
Rossssy the Rock Island Unios
We learn that . eolorcd soldier, lately Of the
Goth United States Infantry, vas robbed Of
oil the money be possessed, . few evenings
40. IN that city, By On ssrssable young
man named Win. Smith, and one Of his
friends.
Iowa Cny DArlY BulLsrx.-We &C
knowledge the receipt Of this neat, well
printed, and ably edited sheet. Although
small In size, We haven't doubt but that it
will some day take its rank among the very
largest dailies in ths State. Il 10 the frat
daily paper ever started IL Iowa City. Sue
cess 70 the Bulletin.
TINS Nusico. .TnssriAxs.-Ws attended
the performance ef this company last eve
ming and were much pleased With the en-
tsstainnent, which was fully Up 70 the
high standard We expected. They give
another performance tonight, and q it is
the only plaos Of amusement open. there
will undoubtedly b. crowded house.
TBrArnrcAl.-N wystt's company will
perform in Rock Island. this evening. 1t
Babcock's Hall. To morrow evening Mics
Rush receives her fares eli benefit at the Met
ropnlitan, in the celebrated moral plsy Of
Ida Lee. A she has won many friends
since her debut In our city, she will un-
doubtedly draw Q crowded house.
RscsfvsD. Luse Griggs new
book store ws have received Richard Henry
Stoddsrd'a celebrated poem Of THE Child
rem in the Wood" It 10 published in
pamphlet form. with superb type, and en-
bellished with four colorcd engravings.-
Published BY Hurd & n ughton, New York.
Illustrations BY h. L. Stephens.
RsApY ros fas TRAps.-Sam Perry,
No. 45 Brady Street, 10 prepared for his
usual amount Of fall end winter trade. Hia
stock Of ready. sds clothing eaa b sur
passed nowhere in the city for variety Of
styles and durability Of material, He has
also on hand complete assortment Of gents.
furnishing goods, which hs manufactures
to order At the shortest notice.
MAKs mons BaIcks-Ws understand
that our brick makers are making prepara>
tions TO furnish aa unusual quantity Of
bricks for next summers building. That 10
right. Double the number OF brick yards
and run them al to their utmost capacity.
aud you Gill not then b. able to supply the
demand, for the spirit Of improvement is
upon the people aud give them the neces
sary facilities and they will use up . vast
amount Of raw material. Bear this fact in
mind and do your best in furnishing build.
ing ma o. ial.
LlSs AND CaARAcrRR or vAN DRa PALN.-By
-. r. westervels. Published BY Murd /
Aoughton. New York. Sold BY Luse 3 Gr,ggs
Davenport.
No volume could be selected more suita-
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