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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23

45ss tsSsf$ sss5 WEAM s.
We answsr, ths Rsp~blic.n psysys--
Fss RsgablisAA pavsy aighs hsvs Pc
ventsa shs present Devastating sivIl war
IL nighs have saved the lives Of thoas'
ands al shs hess men Of ths Nasiaa, and
thousands sf mfllisas OF the peoples
money. Fos proof Of What xe say, read
shs following from the speech IL SrErazs
A. DousLAs, delivered in the I.nissa StAlea
ssaats. Jaaaary Sd, 1861, upon tbs eu@-
pro1Aiss measures, then pchhng before
the Ssaate:
al believe shis 10 be fair basis ai
amisahlo adjastmsne. II yoa OF he Re
puhlicaa side ars not willing 30 aecept
this, nor che psoposatioB sf The SeaatoE
frosa kensueky, lalr. Critsenaeasl pras
tell us srAat Doa are aeiliins to dot
81 ADDRESS raw ssaCIKF 70 hxPsafIcASs
osLy, roR TRR akxsos THaT n TaR Coa-
mrrTGE o. TaEgsgxs, Asggw aAFs Aao,
gsxax AxzaE& 0naa xux SsEsas ssalUDHsa
raosK rasx yaa coTrox STArxs, MxssRs.
Toosss ASD DAvtst) ExPwxssED TaEiR
READINESS 70 AecgPy THE PRorosTrioS OF
ar vRxgaaRka FzaEsD rgoa AxEfEcEY,
fslg. CRrrTgsDgs,1 as = FINAL SETTLEMENT
or Tag CONTROVERSY, ~ tS~zADEO ANp sus~
Tanned By TIE RxRrRacAg MEMBERS.
tsIIESCB TUE SuLE RESPONSE
BTLETY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND TIE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY OF AN AAilCABLE Al
UsSTMEAT, Is WITH TIE REPUB-
LGC4a PART Y.''
Here it il proved thai the Republican
party il responsible, for the var that II
is responsible, fer every dollar Of nation
al and state indebtedness Incurred on ~ss-
count Of the var-thas it is responsible,
for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon tho people, on account OF the was-
thai 10 responsible, for The distress and
iaanciai ruin, which now exists Ia every
part OF the ceuntry-shat it is rcaponsi-
bic, for every life LOST in the War.-T5thas
it is responsible for, and should receive
she carses OF every wife made widow,
and OF every child made an orphan, by the
gar. 10 short shatit will be rsapcnsibis
for tho dissolution of the Union, should
the Union be dissolved.
Shall such a party be continued in
power, or wili the peopis change their
rulers? Let the Ballot-boxes At the nexs
election pro.lain she answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23

I'D Hsnh, Epyer 5rOxdwsy, north side.
wsatisY D. Maxashd, NADIA sroAds&y, nsEth
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23
RaFmAsuTe.
BooRs aud stationery.

J. 3. Rae & Co., PAimeE's si0Sxs Lever Sfss
Esy, noFtA side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23
surveyor.
mAIIeK.

szauss Jseoss, assss vita cassay q resi-, Lev
Heosdsay.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23
AatoTmeys.

Hopper, P. o, baildlns' sSfnss 81 SfS%a-
xas aaa sTyAat ssteets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23

!. 6. nsrnayr. 'scfty alns." /" esrnss Of Brya
ana washington streets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23
lBlJGLE DlREcTORY!'

|BUCLE DlREcTORY!'
.ssssszs@r=.zz=azs=szsz=aa
Business Sten wlne Advcr-l
sise II He DagIe.
sfa a 3aa ksxss
! oasssr a psssy. eorasE Vi zFsadssy and xala
ssrssss, North aide
aahaxla Dodge, sae aasr wsst af kass-aasss
asoaaway, aofih aide.
Grecerss
s.swart 3 Haas. waslssais aaa retail. 1sass'
slsek. Lover arosa~ast seata sids'
MercanfIie Hemses,
.s,assFaaaa u Epauss RaaAsx sas@As nsRae ssaaa@
9. q. osaA4aa, uepsr Basadway, assss sias'
xetsnass q surus, esrnsr ss Fzraaza saa FOus~
lssnsa streets, ansaa ossy
Gao slaing
Barnard q aisssaaa. tssscesseEss sS zas. wsia
CAL Lswss Broadway. assta side.
o. Baeam, Lower Brosaway, ssFsa sass-
HARD ware.
c. !. Tex. Lswsr aroad~sy, aortA aids.
DFaggisss.
p. GsssAman, Lower Broadway, nsrsh side
W maeksaais, Rasx'a BiS<E, UPpss Broadway,
aarsa side.
pouxAsrty h Barkssy, LswsT Rrsaaway, asrta
side.
HoOss, shoes and Leather
IN, paluipa Co. Lowsr Broadway. seSsa
alas
Furniture.
J. 3. Rae + Co., P4imsF's Block Lever Srssd-
way, noFtA side.
Rocks aud Stationery
~ Hopper, p. o. salAalns, esrass as Sfsaa-
was aaa sryAat streets.
AfsoTmeys.
D. " pries. sfios ever Trsassrss's cEasss &iSs
tls Rr0Aax&y. SoutA sads.
casa4y = ysss, Attorneys ana Land Agents,
Lewsx Rrs&A2aYs north side,
Auction A. Cama maisskan.f
Charles Allen, 4iadIs Bsoadway, Sosta sIds-
Livery StabSeE.
John pohaay, Bryant street aorsh Of Broadway.
n q. De ksy, ahsass sraaaxsy, assta slas.
81 : Et
Hotels
VT. RAyuoud, Bites Hozse. Magnolia, Iowa.
W. u alses, cltg Hsasl kidais Araaawsy saath
zlds.
sposFsrd q Sen, pss aainss Hauss, pss Gsiass
GIG, EswaE
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Praduce store.

,. rabdsr Co., t'ssar 1agkst, " Mia4is Ssssd'
gay, aoFth aide.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23

The following namsd persons we're
then elected officers OF she Society Tor ths
aHaYztnS rase
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23

Haofs, Shoes and LeatneRs
J.. M. raiuipa Co., Lowsr EFsadwaY. seSah
alaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-23

Pursuant to adjournment 4 meeting
vas held at The s:ics OF B .IlwIu & Dodge,
90 Saturday, the 2osh Of February 1865,
for ths purpose Of forming District
Agricultural Society for Western Iowa.
The committee appointed 70 draft and
present Constitution and By Lass for
shs consideration of she meeting, report.
I'd Consultation aud Gods Of By Laws
which after being carefully examiced and
amended were adopted AS follows:
CONSTITUTION.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11
PCIJTICAL.

DOARD OF SUPERVISORS, OFFICE NO. CITY II ALL,
ID York, March IL, a5Noce to inspectors Of elec-
onThe inspectors Of election who acted at the December
election viii Tuesday, the 18th OF March, for the
special ecion ordered In regard TO the amendment TO the
State Constitution and viii also perform the duties Of Can
Vacancies in the Boards of Inspectors will be filled
Of election by the several ut the places
hereinafter designated
election
stationery and ballots WIN be sen to the several cleo
ton polls 10y the Police o. the morning or election.
will be incurred fitting election polls.
VACANCIES
Existing the of election. March H. 1865 in the Boards
In the several Election districts OF this city
viii b. fled by the Supervisors, as foilows:
F.rr Third, Fifth and Eighth wardsSurervfsor Shook
Fifth Ward Hotel Supervisor Smith Washington Hotel,
No Bfoldway Supervisor Fox, No. 3 Morris street.
Tenth AMI Fourteenth wardsSupervisor Puuy S3 Iud-
rtrae rclorc A. NJ, and at Mercantile Library build
in- between and T. NJ, and Supervisor Wiilman 81
Bowcry
SEVENTH and Thirteenth wards-supervisor Tweed, 2s7
Broadway.
second Fourth Sixth wards-supervsor Roche o. Elm
street.
Eleventh Seventeenth wards-crperyisor Willman 81
Bowcry and Supervisor Ely, i3j Fourth avenue.
Twelfth werdSuperisor Davis l25th street and Fifth
avenue.
Ninth and Fifteenth waris-supcrvsor Blunt, lls West
Ninth street
visor Hrggs No. Irving Place. and Supervisor Ely l35
Fourth avenue
Sixteenth Twentieth
Stewart, lij West Thirty third Ftfeat
Thc Supervisors will be at the places mentioned above be-
fore O'clock a. NJ, and between and o'clock T. M on
the day of election.
By order the Board, JOSEPH B. YOUNG, Clerk.
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

L horse power Locomotive Boiler. Also one new twelv'
power Upright Boiler and Engine Also hors
power Boiler. Inquire OF WIN. TROJAN box 2s, Norwich
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

T1OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, IN CONSEQUENCE OF
sickness first ca Oyster and Dining Saloon
the best stands on Broadway Apply at $50 broadway after
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

nder by 80 inch stroke Also portable and stationary
Engines from 10 TO 90 horse power of
ton at FARONS Iron Works, 8 Delaney street. East
The New York herald., 1865-03-11

yITANTED-TO RENT, WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF
w purchasing, three story twenty foot House; high
stoop brown stone between Eighth and
Tgtsy streets and Fourth and Eighth avenues Rens
81 0y0 Address, with fun particulars G. =.
IL Office. y -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

COUNTY B0uNTY.-It is much to be re.
gretted that the action Of the Board Of Su-
pesvisors in creating county bounties had
not been Of . character that would have
placed the legality Of the step beyond =
doubt. As it is, it i claimed BY some, and
wc fear with some degree Of truth, that
there 10 flaw in the act creating these
bounties. If 20, how can the committee
appointed to issue the warrants, act ?
Surely they would not call upon the people
to buy warrants ct par or at any other rate,
while there existed . question q to their
validity. Surely We should not like to pur-
chase such paper and could not urge our
citizeus to do 30. There may not bs any
we'll founded objection to warrants issued
under the existing acts Of the Board, but
the point has been raised, and capital i ex-
ceedingly timid and the best thing that
can be dcne, under the circumstances, We
believe, is to have the Board reconvene and
put this matter at rest. Who win invest
IN county scrip that has any real OF sup.
p''so 's'nt about it, No one viii, there
'o's' ;" order to carry out the object in
v'ew' ana help the people Of this county
out OF tho draft, let the action Of the Board
be perfected - soon as possible Ther-
win be found no lack Of buyers Of bountv
warrants when It can b shown that ther,
Il no Asw IN thsm-and until that l. don.
IT y nsrs fe1lv b king thsn into aaskst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13
DAVENPORT, IOWA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1865

SussTirUrs LicExsks.- We rUfse ths read
= to The newly erected city erdiaanes upea
the Substituts License question. Il seems
that our authorities have determined that
thsrs shall b no such business carried q
in this city - that Of procuring substitutes
sos those who ass liable to b drafted into
ths army, therefore il has placed ths Licsnss
q the prohibitvs figure Of one thousand
dellafA Thess ass two inns engaged b
thas business IN this city. Each flrn con
tains three partners. Each ere doing le-
gitimate brokerage business, and ars relia-
bic. The Ordinances requires each member
Of these two firms to fork over the sum Of
the sum Of one thousand dollars each, Or
sis Aousaad dollars in the aggregate, in Or
der to get permit to do business! They
ars willing and even anxious to pay . rea-
sonable license Of from two hundred 70
three hundred dollars per firm, but 70 pay
three thousand dollars per fiem they very
justly consider extortinate and prohibitory.
They will do nothing Of the sort, but =
hitherto prosecute their business in ! fair
adn legitimate way, under their U. 8. Gov
srnment license, and pay no attention what
ever to the action taken BY the Council. If
litigation ensues, 8 It probably win, they
will probably meet the emergency and take
the case right along to the highest courts.
They consider it just = well 70 pay money
to lawyers - to bleed so extensively into
city treasury. That is just how the matter
stands and the authorities may - we'll con-
slider whether their course IL likely to be
sustained or not before they wade in any
deeper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

~ 20 Those eligible building lots corner % o!
r-.ii,h and Rock Island streets, peing ~ 'es'
iross on south side isth street, and l'o 'ee' 0'
ssst side of Rock Island street.
ch.s shove i ! very fine location: Pf'ce very
-. t.rms uucommonly easy-a small amount
& cash down--balance ON long term Of years ~
: low rate Of interest az e...
No. Il. Lot on Brady street. wems'os 20 s ,ess
mcnt f9r the lot Tie MONEY to build piH te loaned
scr a term Of ysars at ar PER ~nf
No. IS. 81 BRADY street, 10" feet front by 100
set deep-fenced Price fls ger ,fon. .oo. .a
No. 8. On Third street, lot No. lofarxer ~"
ton. (corner lot.) price, s2oo ~.
No. 80. Four house lots in Dawson true
addition al5o each. Terms easy : ..~
Nos s ss Thirty house .ch lots Terms n Sym s.sy
n.;o So and nd College s Avenue 900 fee, On Main by
81 az ssss s m College Avenue and commanding .
beautiful river view. Price sl,eoc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

Tns SssAn Pms Rnou1 QuHssiox.-The
effort bsing nads Of late On the part ef ths
Fin King Company end several prouinsnt
citizens TO secure f6r the uss and bsnsdt q
ths city Steam Fire Engine, seems, unfcr.
tunately to drag heavily. In order 10 fur
ther this excellent project, the Fire King
Company proposed to the City Council 70
cell it, machine to the city for the very
ssasosabls sun q q, 800, end that what the
new machine might cost beyond this, the
Company woald raise itself, and u at any
future period the No. IL should b disban-
doned BY ths city authorities, or should do
- on its own motion, then the Steam En-
gine should become the property Of The city.
When it il considered that the Fire King
belongs to the Company and not to the city,
Il must be admitted that the above PROPOSE
ton l. unusually fair. The proposition was
referred BY the Council to the Committee
on Fire and Water, consisting Of Aldermen
Noe, Runge and Jones, and to that Commit
tee wss added Mayor Lowry and Chief En-.
gineer Mueller. This Committee met last
evening to consider the proposition, and We
are sorry to say that instead Of taking any
action for the benefit Of the city, the consul
tation Was . very stormy one and ended in
smoke. The reasons alleged for this want
of unanimity in action for the best interests
Of the city is that the other two Fire Com
panies object to having Steam Fire En-
CINE introduced into the city, and that moth
ing Of the kind shall be done if it is within
their power to prevent it. We submit that
the feelings Of petty rivalry between differ
ent Fire Companies should not come be-
tween the city and its best interests. The
property-holdcrs Of this city need not be
told that the buildings are in less danger Of
being consumed by fire, and consequently
that their insurance rates will be less when
Steam Fire Engine is kept ready for fiery
emergency. We need not argue point SO
easy Of comprehension, and we are very
sorry that there is any serious objection in
terposed when so much good is sought to
be accomplished. From what has been done
for the welfare of the city by the Fire Kings,
it 10 not just to impute to them any motives
than those most favorable to the city. They
have entered upon this enterprise solely for
the benefit Of the public-and want to use
steam to do the heavy work 30 that it will
require less muscle. and because one Steam
Engine will accomplish three times the work
Of one hand Engine. If it comes to that,
that the city, through its Aldermen refuses
to take any interest in the matter and will
not assist in raising tho funds, the enter
prise will have to fall through; but, on the
other hand if the city will do its duty, then
the boys have the promise of aid from citi-
Gems enough to carry out their plan. It
seems that they ought to be encouraged
They ask but 81 500 from the city and that
not as gift, but for q machine that is we'll
worth the money. We trust the Council
will take . more liberal view Of the matter
and decide to secure the Steam Fire En-
gine
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13
City Superintendent.

ATTENTION FiHs KrxGs.-There will be .
special meeting Of the members Of the Fire
King Engine Company No. l, at the Engine
House on Satur1ay evening at Z o'clock.
Az important business is 70 come bseoro the
meeting fall anA pssnpt stasadasss \ ~
guessed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

PUBLIC LEcruRE.-The first Of regular
course of lectures in connexion4 with the
Public Schools of this city, win be given at
the High School, corner Of Main and Sixth
streets, this Friday) evening at e. O'Clock,
by G.. A. Thorp, Esq. Subject Geology.
Friends of feducation and the public general.
" are invited to attend
G. C. PARRY,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

SUDDEN DEArn.-Last evening (Wednes-
doy the 1lth) the engineer on the Port By.
ron train, some two miles above Moline, saw
what he first supposed to be dog ranning
on the track. It was nearly dark and the
train was on its fastest time. The second
thought convinced him that it was some
stationary object and he whistled down the
brakes and reversed the engine, but it was
too late-the train had passed over the
body of q man tearing 1t into numerous
pieces-the head alone must have been torn
into 90 pieces or more.
The man proved to be George Gardner, =
discharged soldier-discharged, as his pa
pcrs said. on account Of epileptic fits. The
pieces Of the body were gathered up and
carried to Hampton, where his people. who
live tetween Hampton and Carbon Cliff.
will get them.
The man vas seen by the division men
few moments before, walking along the
track, going towards Hampton, and it is
supposed that he fell in . fit, and perhaps
was dead before the engine ran over him.
He did not move when the whistle was
sounded, and when the train men went to
pick up the pieces Of his body, there was
no blood and the pieces were cold, though
the body was slightly warm.
He was about 90 years Of age, single
man and his father is . cooper by trade,
and formerly lived in this town in the brick
block near the catholic church, but now
lives on NJ. Bartlett's place near Carbin
Clif.-Rock Island Argus
->--
MURDER OF AN Iowa ASoLD1ER.-Adjutant
General Baker has received information
from Louisville, Ky, through William Han
naman, President of he Indiana Sanitary
Commission, that Corporal Reid, Of Co. A,
4th Iowa Cavalry, was murdered BY gucrril-
las upon the occasion of the capture Of the
steamer " Morning STAR" near the town of
Henderson, KY, on the Ohio river, about
the Goth of December last. There were
three soldiers on board of the boat, who
were all killed or jumped overheard and
were drowned One of the bodies was recov
cred, and in the pockets of the pants was
found pass containing the name Of Reid,
as above, for him and two Indiana soldiers
There is no certainty which body It was
that was recovered, but If any Of the friends
or relatives of Corporal Reid wish to have
it identified, it has been decently inferred in
Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, KY, BY the
Indiana State Agent, at Louisville.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

BUSINESS EDucArloS.-To procure . thor
ough knowledge Of book keeping and get
thorough practical business education, At
tend Pratt's Commercial College, corner Of
9th and Brady. Every facility afforded At
reasonable rates. Reduced rates to disa
bled soldiers. nv7-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

Go 10 rns Bssf.-Go to Bryant 1 STRAIT
tons Chicago Commercial College, 10 ct .
thorough practical business education, or to
become good sound telegraph opefatof.-
For circnlars address (enclosing stamps)
Bryant 1 Stratton, Chicago, Illinois. dw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

CRY Folks and Farmers will find it great
" to their advantage to call at F. Mayer's-
next door West Of the First National Bank,
when they want either ready.made clothing
or clothing made to order. Meyer takes
particular pains to suit every body in style
and price. He will suit you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

Scorr DIVISION No. l. Sons Of Temper
ance, will meet every Friday evening at Z
o'clock, in their hall, over the State Bank,
corner Third and Brady SITS. jan5-dw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

PuRE drugs and medicines and toilet
goods in great variety can always be found
1t the most reasonable prices and warranted
TO suit, at the Union drug store above the
Post Office Call and be satisfied.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

Dr.. FERRARD, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is at his Office, on Main street.
Davenport. sp6-d&wt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

TnE DaArr.-That there must bea heavy
draft in Scott county seems almost inevita-
BILE. The werk Of putting in recruits moves
on slowly, and seems an up hill business.
We admonish this people not to keep put
ting off the evil day. Every week Of pro
crastination adds another fifty dollars to the
price Of the volunteer, and after the draft has
taken place substitutes will range up close
to one thousand dollars. 1t is the worst
policy imaginable to delay this work. Come
up to the requirement Of the hour nor, and
be as earnest and energetic as though the
draft we're to be made tomorrow. Come
right forward, every man, and the work
will be at once despatched, but keep wait
ing and it will leave you in bad predica-
ment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

|THE DRAFT!
FOR 100000 MORE"
100 RECRUITS Z SUBSTITUTES
Wanted In ~ e edtWtet1,
To whom the highest Bounties will be
Paid. Subatioutcs 4 Reprceenoaelve
RcCrulas furnished. The QUOTAS Of
TOWNS. WARDS AND DISTRICTS
Filled ~ short Notice.
JOHN L. SWITS 4 CO.,
dc21 -d&w Nickolls' Block, Cup stairs.)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

CoxE Up TO rHE WORK.-We are request
ed to once more urge upon the people ofthe
9th ward the absolute necessity Of coming
forward ard putting their hands to the
work to secure that ward against draft
Why will men hang back when they are
able to give something for this purposes-
It is better to act promptly and to some
purpose. The time is passing rapidly-the
10th Of February win soon bo here-let US
be ready for it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13
FANNY SEWING MACHINE
ron SALE AT A D1DCOUNT.

"A 0plenasA Fa0i1y sewing 49,
cahano- -C1rover - Dob erwin -
soaa - . greos AAseoone - -
D0oos nnh00 n0voe boon 1891
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

NoTICE TO ExEMPrs OF THE FOURTH
WARD.-All persons enrolled in the Fourth
Ward, and knowing themselves to DC ex-
cmpt on account of alienagc, physical in
ability or over age, arc requested to report
Immediately to the committee at the Fourth
Ward recruiting Office. The interests Of the
Ward demand it. The necessary papers
will he made out free of charge. BY attend
ing to this matter promptly you will confer
a favor on the citizens of the Fourth Ward
who are liable to do military duty.
1t H. KRAusE, Chairman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

EXTENSIVE EsrABLIsuNENr-The largest
and most complete furniture and carpet es-
tablishment in this city, and probably the
largest in the Northwest, outside Of Chica-
go, is that Of Henry Sclby, Of this city. His
store now comprises the entire room Of the
second and third stores and one extensive
room on the first floor Of Dalzelrs Block,
corner Of Second and Perry streets--five
very large and commodious apartments,
each one Of which are now fIlled to their ut
most capacity with household furniture and
carpets Of various styles from the more
common and cheaper grades up to the me st
elaborately finished and costly material
Mr.. Scl0y aims to supply the wants Of peo-
pte Of every condition in life, both in quail
ty and price. Those who desire anything
in his line-furniture, carpets, mattresses,
curtains, etc., should make 1t point to ex-
anime his stock before purchasing else
where. Remember the place. See adver-
tisement
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-13

The BEST WAY.-Those who have had
extensive experience are Of the opinion that
the best stock Of Boots and Shoes in the city,
are kept by Child 4 Co., on Brady street,
below Second. They think SO because his
goods are the most durable, and that is
reason enough. But in addition 10 durabili-
ty his goods are fashionably formed, and
what is more you are not disappointed when
you ask for what you want. They keek up
a complete stock all the time, and don't
wait until certain class of goods has run
out before they order more. Go to Child &
Co., for your Boots and Shoes, either ready
made or made to order.