Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-10

nau who esns to this city fron Missouri
last season, and purchased H. rssidssss q
Louis Hebsst On Farssa sttsel, has mads
up his aisd - sssnsn ~ ~ I'D home again,
now tAas psaes end quiet has been restored
there. ns has dispossd Of his old residence
70 NJ. Janes Thompson, and will leave in
medistely. We are sorry to loose % sub.
stant'al . citizen, but then It must BE re-
membersd that the most of the men Via
have cone Up from the southern states to
settle in the North during the past t~e
~ three ysars. not becauss thsy bad aay
desire to leave the places Of their nativity,
but because they wished to have their prop
crty located teyoad the dsnssrs aud deunor-
alizstion Of that part ef The eeosnsry. But
few Of them will b. coatented with their
nosthsr homes as. soon - peace and quiet,
law and order u restored in the states fr. m
whence they came, and thither they will ~
turn TO spend tAsil lives amid ths scesss Of
their youth and masheed. It would -
very sussaSls y the people here 70 hsss
them stay, yet they cannot be blamed for
yielding TO theif desire 10 return to their
southern homes.
Concerning the transfer Of the shove peics
ofrcal estate, Il may be instructive to state
that Mr.. Oliver bought it last season for
$1,000, and sells it to Mr.. Thompson for
| $4,500. Our opinion is that Mr.. Oliver
paid an exorbitant price for 1t when he pur-
chased, and that he sold it 70. al that It is
worth 70 any man-as an investment
more too.
IsvEsrxENr.-See here, capitalists have
you got hundred cents. All right You
want 70 invcstit. Good againi This is the
process call at Flagg's Gift House, Brady
street, frst door above Third-west side
hand your four quarters to the good look
Ing man behind the counter. He won't r.
fuse it; but will proceed to reward your
generosity-f1rst with : bottle Of that
standard family medicine known Is Flagg's
Instant Relief. which cures, on the spot,
headaches, earache, rheumatism, neuralgia,
dysentery, cholic, cramps, sprains, bruises,
etc. This medicine ID worth twice the money
invested, - you will find every time you
try 1t. But this 10 not all. Your bensvo-
lent friend Who ornaments the south side Or
the show case. then invites you to draw an
envelope from the box before you. You
open the said envelope, take out ticket,
and that ticket calls for some piece Of jew
slry, varying in price from $500 down to
something Of less understanding to your
luck in dnwing. At the worst Jon get
valuable present. Can you ask for any
thing betterf Don't wait j; but 60 right
straight TO Flagg's and improve upon your
capital. 46s 40
SHIPPING AT 4 DIscoUSr.-t is difRcult
to zee how the G. &R I. Railroad expects
ex srLitant freight tariff. Shippers here are
nov sending their freight TO Chicago via the
Northern Line boats to Savanna, ILL.,, thence
to Chicago by rail at five cents per hundred
lower ,han the same can be shipped by the
c. 4 I. Railroad, to say nothing about the
expense Of hauling to tho depot. 1t would
seem to . good arithmetcian that this would
mako something by :. ducing its tariff. II
can make lis own figures in the winter sea.
son but nc longer. 20
An IMMENSE SHow - Yankee Robinson
never thinks ofbringing out an unattractive
show. To-day he opened in this city with
= genuine star company to well crowded
canvas. ali who attended we're delighted
with the performance and want to 60 again.
It is very extensive and well got up affair
just as it should be. The performances
this evening will be splendid one and we
advise all our friends who wish to spend q
few hours pleasantly to drop and secure front
seats.
1xQrEsr..-Coroner Tomson held IN in
quest this morning on the body Of the man