Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

ens can we'll fnd hnlt with ~ chanee.
RAriD CaAsosA-zAst night at slsvss
O'Clock f,in wss pouring down IN torrents
This asrnine ths sroand was ffsssa - hard
- cAst iron. and the thsrmonstse down Be.
Tns Rlvss.-The lee continues 70 gcrge
land fill up. Down at ~ neuth Of Reed
river the Ice has broken clear asruss thu
Nississippi end eoseed below. Il y sssak'
ING up - badly al the way down that Il
must 60 out 10 fsw days snssss we have
unusually cold weather.
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FOUNDED on FAcr.-Nofe than ten ysaSs'
experience he's sufRcisatly proven 70 the
people Of this city and this part ofIowa, that
the right place y ct clothes made up, Of
10 get suit Of custom made ready made
clothing, 10 at Sam Psrry's, opposite the
Post Office. Sam u now in the East buying
Z steek--wait till he returns before invest.
ing, Or you'l repent i.
Evssysopv gees y Mebos, No. 16 Le
Clairs Row, for their kerosene lamps and
kerosene oil. Webb has kerosene lamps
and fixtures Of every variety, suitable fos
he parlor, dining room, bcd.roen; also
hall, church, Office, store, and billiard table
humps and chshdsliers 81 The most approved
style. You will get the best article and
hsvs the advantage Of low prices BY buying
there.
OUT cnterprising neighbor, the Davenport
DEnocsAT, has enlarged his borders to eight
oolumns daily issue.) The DEnocRA1
locks wen, 10 printed in the best style OF
the art, and edited with ability. Pity 'tis Z
little copperish, sometimes. Succeas to you,
except in politics. -Xsscstias Joursa1. -ssu
The Journal win please aecspt our thanks
for il frank and fsienaly nst;ss ofthe Dni
ccRAr. Its sllusion to our metallic proelivi,
ties, 10 but ths result Of too much currency
On the brain. The journal announce it,
own enlasgsment in few days. We arc
glad to hearit.
TnE SrcuMrr.-Pproperty holders will
find the Security Insurance Co., the Annual
Statement ofwhich appears In this paper
. apsrhetly aSs aud rs,iabls cohSsn in which
70 have their stbses. houses ard stocks Of
goods, furniture, etc., insured. Call upon
Simpson 4 Co., over Sam Perry . Store, and
take out policies. They have full list Of
the most reliable companies in the country
from which the public can select.
= The following Iowa soldiers have died
in hospitals nj Savannah, Ca, previous to
Feb. 18th, 1885;
jan !, Tenora reyhln., @. 9. issh iowa, diarrhes
Jan !, kthah - Wess, 90 d, 10Th Iowa, remit
: Jan. I, sylvester Alden, Co D. lia Iowa, remit
Jan. II, William Harper, Co. II, 18th Iowa, re-
Jan. ii, Christ M,mNurver, Co II, 18th Iowa,
Jan. Is, John CanAersrrry. Co II, 1stA Iowa. acute
diarrhea.
Jan. u, John sserlick, Co. @, lsth Iowa, asthma.
JAN Fl, George larne, Co. Is. iAth Iowa re'nittenf
Jan 21, Abraham Drake, Co. l. 18th Iowa. diar
Jan II, Charles Cls-k, Co. b 14th Iowa, diaf&hca
Jan. ~, Henry dallisky, Co. d. 9Th Iowa diarrheA
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PkRsoSAL.-We learn from ]. A. May,
who has just arrived from Memphis, thai
our fellow citizen, John Thorington, is nov
Adjutant Of the 9Th Tennessee Cavalry
that Geo. r. West, formerly Of this Office
is captain Of the stern-wAssl steamer Flora,
which runs in the cotton trade. Mr.. May
reports business rather dull in that city
the principal trade being that carried on BY
the Govsrsment, and those who speculate
in cotton. Though Memphis is now under
On adverse cloud, it il svsatsally destined
to retrieve its fortunes and become one oi
the largest and most prosperous cities Of the
Union. <erF 1904
THE ExCELLENT PREPARATIONS OF DR
CHAPlN, by the use Of which he gained sc
great popularity, in the treatment and cure
Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipa
ton and Palpitation Of the Heart, and al
diseases arising from Indigestion and torpid
liver, was none other than what Is now rsi'
up under the name Of Red Jacket Stomach
Bitters-tle propeietcn having the oeigina
formula in their possession. Persons suffer
| ing with Dyspepsia and al diseases arising
| I'ftom disoriercd state Of the stomach
should at once obtain bottle Of the celebra
| ted Red Jacket Stomach Bitters. No family
dAould be without them Sold In quart bot
ties BY all dsUggists throughUut the coun
try. '.sas ~ - d&w
SrlEHDsp Rsslptnes FOB SALE.-The IN
dsrigned wishes to cell his plaes situated
On ths northeast corner of Farnum and
Locust 'strect. Thas j. II acrss of land, I
god house, shsd. barn, -. House ssntainl
nine rooms. al painted and papersd. "A
vsry large, nice csllar, god we'll end a..
tsri. Some 100 fruit trees, consisting oi
App:s, Rsars, Peaches, Piuns, Chsriss, &e.,
plenty Of Grape Vines, Strawbsssiss, Coos
berries, &c. An The shaae tres sny ohs viii
.snt; :. T.; Everything in soed rspeir. Prics
~, 600. n. K. PARKS.
Davsnpsrt, Feb. u. 1885. s
Two FAnAERs WAxfEp.--One must know
how - taks eass Of Nursery. Young men
Eessrered. Big ~assa paid for sood
hands. Apply to Eidridss { Bro. poe.
Vhacs hlcck. tsb1e- e-dstwi D.
d.. rapaAaD, ~ celebrated span;.h
| lhysician, i a& his once, on Main street
! Davenport. spto-d&w
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