Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09

DAVEN
wAnxxsloss are Appearing 10 tie mar
PFC Mc.-1he NJ e. Sunday School ha,
. baske. picnic on the Island, to o-morrow.
kAiS.-Still it comes In generous quaint.
ties.
WEATHER SIGS.--The first five days oi
the month rule the rensining ones.
FlSrD.-D. W. johnson was fined three
dollars and costs yesterday, for insulting q
female nelghbor.
THE FoKrrErn.-T 4Oth Infantry, sol
strong, has been mustered out, and left Lit
tie Rock, Ark. for this city on the 7th
Pic-sIc.-The long postponed pic mic will
take place at Mitchell's Grove tomorrow,
and conclude with dance in the evening
ifn dont ruin. a'
SAvMo's BAsx.-The deposits now in
the Davenport Savings Bank, amounts "a
&lo7, 900.
! HiGnLANDER.-This steamer took on quite
cargo Of shelIed corn to day. She leaves
this evening ioI Saint LOUIS.
The BALL.-Thc re union ball Of the Goth
Infantry. at lie Claire Hall. last night, was
largely attended, and highly satisfactory to
ALL
PEcK.-A man named Peck. living back
Of our city, raises children by the bushel--
that is. he nav has ten Pecks, or two bush
bushels and half
AccIDESr.-During the Cheever excur.
sion, young man named W. a. Oliver, fell
between that boat and the Keithsburg, while
stepping from one to the other, and was
considerably injured.
A REaTxENr. .--On the lst Of August there
wcrc e5f convicts in the Illinois State Peni.
tentiary, at Joliet Organize them and start
them TO Mexico.
JENNIE lioPKINs.-This hospital boat
which is becoming a settled institution Of
the waters Of this section, remained at the
Rock Island wharf all day to-day.
BupLISGTos. steamer Burlington
passed here yesterday afternoon, bearing
the Ninth Minnesota homewards This
Reg ment has seen long and arduous ser
vice, and averages thirty five men to the
company.
The annulment Of the recent municipal
elections Of Richmond, by the military au
thorities, make us think that the reported
return Of Virginia to the Union is III mis-
take-evideptly newspaper hoax.
CLornISG.-Ou soldiers can buy cloth
ing nowhere in the State as cheap as q,
Davenport, and nowhere in Davenpor T,
cheaper than at Franz Meyers. Next doc
to Fir st Nationa' Bank, Second Street
PLEASANT AFFAIR.-l ne East DaVenpOr
Sunday School Pic mic which took pac,
yesterday, was one OF the plcasantest af
fairs of the season. Under the supervision
Of Mr.. Mack and his lady assistants, every
thing passed of charmlngly
WoRTH READING. we refer our milta-,
readers especially, and every body generally
to the address in another column, in rela
ton to an Anti Negro Suffrage convention
to be held at Dcs Moines of the 23d Of Au
gust. 1t will amply repay careful read
ing.
TWENTY EIeHrH.-This regiment arrived
at our depot this morning. but as it was o.
its way across the bridge before its approacl
was known, but small crowd assembled I
welcome it. Addresses were delivered b
Messrs Odiorne and Sul'y, and the boy
were marched to camp
POLICE CouEr.-For disturbing the peac
Of the public, Squire Blood fined }. Il. Jen
nings 80 and assessed $3.50 additional fo
costs
J. Manning was relieved of $3.50, fin
and costs, for drunkenness.
HoorLAxp's BlrTrRs.- another colum
will be found the advertisement OF thi
sterling remedy. To it, the writer Of thi
notice owes his health. Having .'nce bee
completely prostrated by diseases contract
ed in campaigns in Louisiana end Missi:
sippi, We were unable to regain our healt
by following regular remedies, but wer
cured by few bottles of this medicine.
CAu'r pr BEAr-For careful an. sclcc
assortment Of glass ware, china ware, mirror.
solid and silver plated service, and every
thing else Of such line, T c. Webb's e.
tablishment on LeClaire Row can't be bes
anywhere west Of Chicago, If it can be SUI
passed in even that opulent metropolis. :
He believes in rapid sales aud quick profit
and all those in want Of anything in thi
line will do we'll to give him an early call.
| YouNG LADIES SCHOOL. Fall term {
MISS Bailey's school will commence Angus
10th, at the Sargent Place, Brady street.
The Preparatory Department, designed 70
girls and boys under eleven years of age
will be conducted on the plan OF the kinde
Gartens, recently introduced with nisrke
success into some Of the Eastern cities
For Circulars apply before Aug. 18th, 4
NO. . LINTON Place. aug9dlv
DRUNKEN OFFiCERs LIABLE TO LosE .HsI
PAY.-General Order No. ll9, just issue
from the War Department, requires com
manders of posts. &C., to promptly rspor
to the Department al cases Of drunkenness
on the part Of officers in command of RI
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