Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-20

e seats a the E4cc track were sold in the
.r Grounds Yesterday.
WHr Why should people 60 East for 81
t purcbass Of ready made clothing, when
m Perry, at his stand opposite the Post
bee, is disposiug Of the most stylish and able
rablc goods a such reasonable prices secured
in need of anything in the clothing sucking
4 be supplied a. t.s shortest motto h'gaaaPr z re-
Coon ExAnrLe.-Theopholis - so9sso
elegance, spd klSs3saatth a..
holding forth ne, viii ia. e,r. next to the
other day principal md tsu prepared to re-
lice sen'et A,kansosers, and to supply them
Or in tho 'u'enAinn 10 the clethiAg line At prices
-As With .9Ea9es.
.lo.. 10 lDnl nlsw.onr.r.-H9 I. wi hy to visit the
H.. Ne's : should remeq = 3that he Eclipse Liv
err cry Stable, ). W. jwoaistor. Is getting
out better rigs. .nd~t mo1 reasonable pri
~cs than any /6Aer eylblishms1 in the
CITY. CorneNef - and Ps4T.
wuirE's AcADsxr.-Ths lssns Tor
Whites dangling leAaemy, have been thor
oughly clea (sed. and every arrangement
made fos tn comfort u convenience Of
! the pupils. For ussesrA and misses, it
commences on Saturday afternoon, and for
gents in the evening.
Tixorur. Those wb9 have not sswed
their Timothy kl03 okac At once. Sow
about half bdshei to Tho ncre. Harrow
the ground thoroughly, so ! ito get it in .
powdered condition. If possibld before SOW
ing. Tn SOW, and draw tush across.
followed bJ1ho. .foller. A lsfel surface b
ELssAxr.-At his establishment in L.
Claire Row, r. G. Webb has on hand -
fine an assortment Of plain and elegant glass
and table ware ~ can be found in the West
lie has also on hand . complete stock Of
plated and solid silver wares, mirrors, and
every thing else which can be expected in
| his line, which he is disposing Of at rates to
suit the times,> >~6ive him . call. -~
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+ Tns Ptkcr-Mosier & o., tobacconists,
above III Post Office, are d Nv turning out
, some the very best cigar manufactured
: out of thsvery best matc'i1 of any estsb
+ lishment in the city. TLe cigars have ac-
quired reputation for faJ br which cannot
be surpassed. They are fist the articles for
J a dull morning. droysy afternoos, or an
! evening stroll. Thsitterms are reasonable
8 their cigars upaf failed. Give them call.
= Sow WHExr.-Ths inceHsant rains in har
( vest time did great damagSto the wheat
:. crop throughout the West Bdl little good
wheat was harvested. Millions bushels
! were damaged or destroyed. 1tis must
, have great effect upon the neI crop Of
: wheat. We think farmers can pla( largely
of wheat and obtain high prices. 3st good
A seed and cleanse it thoroughly.
: OuR TEoops-From the Provost Marshall
i Generals report to Gen. Bake1 We I. .ean
{ that the whole number Of troops| redited ia
Iowa rom the fzth of Ap'il, Bel, to the
/. aoti, IF April, 1866, eas 75, $780, comprising
men from three mkuths to lhree years.
. Thi is considered by Gen. Bay kr as conced
;. ing "A low. the claim for Sc l4thrss years
men, q s.l to 200, ,44s op( years. men, Of
2e7, ,255 nibsuQnths.s6n. These from an
agricultural State, 6vi1f an average popu
latiou during the four yeara Pwhen the troops
9 were furnished, Of le.Asl6an 100000 is
c doing very well, to s.y the least. -.
Tnr TnnAraE. rhe 4 endaHce at the
theatre is on shl liurrease. larger mum
e Der were in a1endtc La night than w
!, have noticed SON tim9 The "Gunmak-
e sr Of Moseo1 was 1repef ted with complete
success. Al ts clise, tee performers were
. repeatedly ehtorsf be Dead Shot" ',
performed amid an Vi foar Of applause. The
exciting English drsina of ''Camilla's Hus
: band" will be prey<hted to night, and those
n This house is kept in first cla2Sa u. RsaveQ
= | II ~. @r.llv aud ,,Ieas antly ipcated mhl