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


A ssns drove u fas cattle crossed the
fssy ffsa this cily - 1esk lslssd, thia
Canal Mss1Ixe. msstise Vim b held
= LsCIaiss Hall, - Monday svsaisg nszt
70 rsesivs shs sspest II D.. Parry.
Lscru.s Maj. Duncan = Shermaa's staa
will lecture at Babcock's Hall. Rssk lsland
Monday nest Subieet, "Masch to The So. u
Doors open q : o'closk, lecture 70 con
nssee = T.
GvnsAssacs.-Our readers Win pleos,
bsar In mind that Prof. Calvsfs new clasa
Of gymnastics assts st L. Claire Hall this
svsniWs. HE system y ths usst fashiens-
he and proper one Of the day.
PoLics Couss. Adolph Knocke was sr-
rested today. for disturbing the public
peoes, hnt On sssminalioo was discharRed
Mary Bvainard and Jane Smith were ex-
aminsd % charge Of vasrancy. and wsrs
fined go and costs.
RsAsv yos sss 1sAss.-saa Perry,
No. 46 Brady Street, 10 prepared for his
usual amount Of fall sad winter trade. HE
stock Of ready. ads clothing can be sur
passed nowhere in the city for variety Of
styles and durability Of material, He has
also on hand complete assortment of gents.
urnishing goods, which he msnufacturss
to esdsr at the shortest netics.
Boon AID Snos Enroalun. ID. B. Carle-
ton, No "a, Brady street, above Third, has
nov for sale the compIstsst stock Of boots,
shoes. and saisess t. bs found In the city,
snd il disposing Of the same 1t the lowest
possible rates He 10 also manufacturing
to order In the very best style.
LsAv. Youa Ospsas AT their estab
ishment near the corner Of Second and
Brady, Remington Z %. have on hand
most extensive and assorted stock Of gents
furnishing goods, comprising cloths, cassi
meres. satinets. and every thing else in their
line that can b desire', which they are
making 70 order in I'll the latest and most
fashienabls stylsa. at the shortest notes.
Tss LEcruxs SEASON Connsxcsp.-We
understand that LIE Clsire Hall has been en-.
gagged for next Friday eve ming. ct which
place, Mrs. Aicinda wilhelm, n. D., Of Phil.
adelphia, w.ll speak on "Our Country, its
Past, Pressn. and Future" Mrs. W. comes
highly RECOMMENDED ~ On eloquent speaker
we'll calculated to both please and instruct
ths public. Particulars next week.
COMMERCIAL SrasEr.-Ws understand
that the one important reason why the City
Fathers do not take THE street in hand and
improve II. 10 because Nr. Davenport, tbs
owner Of the block through which It runs,
has never had any such street recorded
The Fathers have no more right to improve
that street than 70 improve the privsts prop
srty Of any other citizen. In view Of this
fact, we hope Mr.. Davenport will have the
strs.t legally opened, and then ths Council
will act upon
Arrxxrrsp H,olwAr Ross..r III BuyrA
Lo.-Several days sgo, and about 10 o'clock
at night. while Mr.. Ludhoff Vas going home
from his mill. hs Vas assaulted BY . villain,
who struck NJ. L. tremendous blow over
the forehead. iniiictins serious wound
The old man had life enough left to scream
murder, which called cut Jackie, near whose
saloon the trouble occurred, whereupon tho
robber took 70 his heels and ran away-not
caring to stop 70 riffs his victims pockets Of
the roll Of greenbacks therein slowed away.
Mr.. Jackle's attention was 20 much taken
up With the b.oody old man before him that
hs forgot 70 pursue the villain, whe h ~
at large.
CanicAL.-Ths Gazette man grows crit.
ical Of late, and makes some corrections this
morning in sn itsm Of "Attempted Suicide"
which appeared in our issue Of Thursdsy
last, bot which he credits to Fridays issue.
We gave the facts e ~ received them from
the lips ofa neighbor and acquaintance Of
the man who shot himself, Of attempted t.
90. If he. the Gasetts man, knew 30 much
about the affair. Why didn't he pablish ''ths
facts" At the time Of The occurrence, and
not wait several days to do 70, q date our
item day ahead, in order TO make capital
out Of t.
We are still assured BY those who pre-
tend 70 know, that our version was cor.
rect. go
MAn Snof.-A curious affair Happened
down In Buials. in this ceunty, . (sw days
since. About thae town there was . poor
essey sost Of fellow, vhess usus ~ esa't
tslt. bst who went By ths nicknams Of ''ths
Psav." His forte was v shoot ssoebsdy
-and mads thrsAts ffsel5 = that effect. A
lev days sgs, G. =. Dubois, . veil ksowu
Farmer. was ridiss home IRON BuiEalo, On
horseback, when down BY Capt. Carh's
corn6sld, short distance telev ths village,
he was uncsrsaoniously greeted With .
gathering charge Of bird shot. fro IN en-
bushed foe. The wounds received did not
unhorss NJ. D.. Who rods hons. called sur
sieal sad, and had about forty shst picked
cut ef his arm. shouldee and head. The
damage. very fortunately, was NJ serious.
"rhs Poney" has been taken care Of, and
viii b. sent TO aons insane asylun. where
As shosld Aavs besn ssat bafsss.
PouniHo IH.-Ths roads being once more
in splsodid condition ths 1euntry i again
pouring forth i,s abundant pssdsees isee
shis masls& 7rAe city 80 thvaee1 = dsy
With vaeoas III thro.ek he principal shsr-
sughfsrss. and ths theusasd and oss bag
- I'D ~ ~ bssinsss shey essld seAsa1
70 in receiving snd shippins pstasssa, -
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