Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

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WsAsass-Olsas and bsastifal, ~ thosgh
it had not been raining evay day for .
month. For the crop could ut - excsllsd.
QrEsx o. TaE Nlesr.-This u the title Of
the play At the Thsstrs 70 night. Three
acts and six tsbleaux. Perfect order will
10 observed. 90 md taks yosr friends
with you.
Ts ns.--: You viii please take no.
tice that unless you return TIE clothes you
took from the lines in Mr.. Swarbrick' yard
on Iowa street, above 9Th, early this morn
ing, or before o'clock tomorrow, you win
bs prosecuted at law.
THEATRE THm EVENING Tho most inter-
esting performance ever pot upon the stage
in this city, will b. presented this evening
at the Theatre, corner Of Scott and Third
streets. All who delight in good acting,
brilliant tableaux, and fine singing, should
attend
Sfxrn CAvALRy.-Col. Pollock Of the
Sixth Iowa Cavalry, nov in the vicinity oi
Fort Randall has been placed under arrest
by Gen. Sully, and charged with sundry
misdemcanors. His regiment is now CON-
manded by Capt L. L. Ainsworth.
ARRIvAL-Mssters-M Mate, Andrew Ahrcns.
son Of Mr.. E. A. Ahrens Of this city, Of the
Mississippi gun boat Squadron. reached
homo yesterday. We are informed that
Mr.. Ahrens rendered his resignation and
that it has been accepted.
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FAcr.-Yes, it's fact that Franz Meyer,
FIRST door west Of the First National Bank
is selling of the very best Of clothing. cut
and made in the latest fashion, At rates that
would stratle any one not used to purchas-
ing in New York, or some other eastern
cities. Any one wishing to purchase, had
better iaake an early call.
IrEx.-Elsewhere in this paper we pub.
lish an item ofnews, which states that Capt.
Hubbeil, brother Of Judge IIubbell, lost his
lie by drowning some weeks since. We
believe him to be the young man who FORM
erly resided in this city, and was student
in the Office Of bis brother, Geo. E. Hubbell
Esq. His death is . matter Of deep ~
grst.
TnE TWENTY -FiRsr.-This honored rcgi
ment is nov on its way home, and may b.
expected At this point in . very few days
In the last week, two Of our batteries hav
returned, and have met with no receptions
We were unaware Of their approach, and q
course are excused, but il we do not suits
bly, receive the Twenty First, We must pre-
pare for the just reproachss Of III our neigh
boss. We have City Reception Commit
tee, and we hope they will be on the ales
to arrange the programme, and our citizen
will fill it.
An ENrERpsIslSs REAPER Houss.-W
learn FROM r. A. McNair, the General Agen
ior the old and reliable Reaper House Of c
u. Mccormick 4 Bros. that owing 70 thes
extensive sales throughout the West, it II
almost impossible for him to fill oil his OF
ders, and on account of the greatly incrsaa
I'd demand for The Mccormick Self Reaper
the Messrs. NcCormicks are making u
rangemsnts to bsiild . much larger numbe
Of Machines next year. sr .e.l
Our Farmers would do we'll to remembe
that At all agencies for this Machine con,
plete assortment Of Repsirs for all years
kept, enabling Farmer, il his RsAper o
Mower breaks down in harvest, TO get th
new piece in . few hours, without havin
to wait to send flvc hundred or one thousan
miles for it, and then take the chances Of h,
Machine still being MANUFACTURED.
1t is the iatsntion Of this House for .nez
Season to publish Pamphlet giving fu
directions for Rspaising all parts Of thei
Misunderstanding the 6ores. etc.
So thai any .N,rmsr en- para hassshisR R
pairs At NJ FActsrys price md, d all tn
work Of Repairing hinsse!f. This will be >
advantage ra.mers will appreciate. .,,s
The reputation Of the Mccormick"
world wide, and tvsnmufaetsfers have 9,
perience, capital, and the most extensive +;
ciIities in the world for manufacturing-an
stake their jYlymess and rssponsidlity
the Endorsement Of their Machines -
Jese J~ IL Arners IN ull ras1pts. =.
We trust tAst IA the future, as In a
past, our Farmers will have the good sen.
to discriminate between the merits Of Z NJ
chino whose character he's been firmly E,
tablished, and the scores Of rival Aachin,
whose chief features arc novelty and d
play.
Coon CLorBEs.-Speaking Of the Re-
Geo. r. Magoun's address delivered At Low
college short time since, the Iowa Gil
Republican says: zn
1 Mr.. Magoun is an Iowa unsn most con
pletely. While he can appreciate the goa
in Other States and eountries, yet he com,
back to Iowa with the faith that she N
more !ofa promise for sthe lntura than ~
4 other. OF her agricultural capacity not
can d6G6e. ~. 0Aeosn haB 3Fee AitA
! her ability to manufacture a,l sAe nea1Aa "a
thus become independent indeed. He b
lieves in promoting her manufacturing i
leresss y eviqe bet gtodu4 4s!ths ptse$,
wearing . Sull suit sf IsWA cluah, onaAe
Iowa from good, honest Iowa WOOL, and .
shejf9. HE e>n1ii Id aolabutlaf16,
his clothes, that they ,uegs a. good = ~
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