Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-12

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without roons can be accsmedktsd 1t ths
Let deee west Of Main strsst, o. Sixth.
Disaicr Couss adjourned yesterday. stss
DE-, after . session Of lees than two weeks
during which good deal Of business has
been disposed 81.
Nssnairs 0u,.-0pl. G1k edhe@ussto
have plenty ef applicsnts fos mustering out,
and viii have fore some time to come.-
Iowa soldiers who ars ~ In the 6sad viii
soon begin to arrive rapidly and close up
their accounts with Uncle Sam.
Cur Coxcsnr.-This auch talked Of PEI.
formance takes place at Metropolitan Hall
70 night. We hear Of one nan who has
paid drayman twenty Ave cents in advance
to haul the piano heos Ser him, and has
engaged the necessary hslp 70 take it down
ost Of the ball. 6ach enterprise merits sue.
csss. All thess who desire to prizes 10 this
lsttssy should invest before Il il too late
u least befsrs The drawing comes Of, elss
their chances will not b The 6rst class.
NEw SrYLEs-Shields 10 now mauufset.
uring at his mills some splendid summer
cassimercs which are going of rapidly
everybody wishing to support home manu-
factures-especially when our home
manufactures turn out such excellent cas-
simeres - Shields does. Cell At Sam PEI.
y's, At Krsuse's, or at the mills, and see
The spring styles Of goods made at the home
manufactory. Orders are coming in from
dealers in different parts Of the State for
these choice goods.
Admission TO ras BA1.-We observe
among the proceedings Of the District Court
yesterday, that our esteemed young friend,
Frank W. Angel, Esq, was admitted attor-
ney and counsellor at law. We learn from
the committee appointed to examine appli-
cants for admission, that he passed severe
and critical examination in manner alike
crcditable to himself and his instructors. He
has but recently came among u, and has
already made msny warm personal friends.
He is the son Of Hon. B. F. Angel, Of Gene
SEQ, v. r., prominent lawyer Of New
York, formerly the American Consul to the
Sandwich Islands, and afterwards our Min
lister to the Court of Stockholm. We have
no doubt Of his achieving successful c.
reer in his profession.
PArExrs.-The oldest inhabitant never
saw such snarl of patents and patent rights
men as have come to town this spring.
You see them every where exhibiting their
models, and seeking customers to purchase
rights. Really We cannot spare the space
to enumerate the different varieties; suffice
it to say that American genius il ON its
muscle. and is bringing forth moro labor
saving machines than ever. An right,
Msssers. Inventors, you are to be hosored
and respected in your efforts to benefit man.
kind. You deserve to make fortunes, all Of
you, and We hope you will. Can't some Of
you get up patent for turning out ready
made " local ite,ns' Of thrilling character,
in quantities to suit? You can flnd several
customers for such . machine right away.
IMPORTANT IrEx.-An are agreed that the
flag that bears five and thirty stars is snti-
tied to our highest esteem, but the Flagg
that brings Instant Relief" and with it
rich gifts to such as rally round about it,
is also entitled to high consideration. This
Flagg is no Flagg Of truce, but Of profit
One young man Of our acquaintance who in
vested drew out silver tea service valued
at $50; but Mr.. Flagg, wishing to let others
have the same chance, paid the lucky person
500 in cash for his prize, and returned the
ticket to the boz, in order that others might
enjoy the same privilege. All this was done
at the Gift Enterprise store, Brady street.
first door above Third, west side. And
right there ell persons can avail themselves
OF the same chance. You can't lose there,
you invest dollar, get bottle Of Instant
Relief" worth twice the money, and .
chance to draw jewelry prize. worth more
or less according to Jour luck. Don't be
afraid to invest your money, but walk up
10 the counter and make yourselves rich |!
The chances are just As good to-dsy, - on
the day ofopening- there are no blank
tickets-you get your medicine, and you
get your prize. At the WORT your invest
ment isa good one Go ahead and make
your pile while you have chance.
worfa NcncNe. hsve alluded ssv-
eral times, Of late, to the great necessity ofa
revival among our citizens for the purpose
Of developing our manufacturing interests,
and propose to follow up on that line. Any
man with his eyes open, passing about
town, can but be astonished At the immense
quantity Of agricultural machines that flank
the walls on almost every street. There are
planters, cultivaters. hssrows, drills almost
beyond enumeration, to ny nothing Of the
more common and less expensive impleS
ments Of agriculture. Now this u busi-
ness that amounts to thousands Of dellsn =
year-fifty thousand ct low estimate.
Whsss does this sum of money, earned ty
the hard labor efssr farmers, p ~ Goes
e enrich manufacturers elsewhere, Is
there anything 30 intricate about such
machinery that 1t cannot BE- manufactured
hersl No; 4 10 ~ ampls.eAoaeh. Why,
then, can we not have msee extsnsivs man.
ufactories Of such implements here in d.
vsapost. aud thss buildup ssr tWAinsssssAs
AID keep 4 homo that imosnae spm, Of
money that now goes elsewhere to pey for
artislss tlntve nisht nanuinctp1v. e,6ens
ourselvess True, We have . few manu-
factories Of this kind in : small way,
out not snsssh 70 supply ths dsmas1. Mr..
Donahue is nanufsctaring separator. horss
Powsn, sorghum nilasy ana = working into
nandsome businees II this line, but that +
oes snaal portion Il ths agricultural ~
l p'ensae mnfActuring business. Thsn ~