Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-22
WEATHER cloudy, cool, aud pleasant.

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BUSINESS. Son account Of the many troops
at this place, it IS very lively.
TnE MrscArrSE This steamer passed
here to-day, loaded to the waters edge.
RrertAR AsMY.- Recruiting is going on
ir this city for the regular Army.
IiAHvEsrrss.-Going on prosperously,
with heavy yield Of grain.
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ASNIvEEsARY-The Sixteenth was cap
tured at Atlanta year ago to-day.
TnE PorATo BrG.-Ihe ravages of this
deprcdator have somewhat ceased of late.
PAY RoILs.-The Sixteenth boys were
busily signing pay rolls this afternoon.
OrEnArIc.-The Opera Troupe will per
form the bohemian Girl on Monday
night, at the Metropolitan Hall.
VErERAs.-Five companies fron Rock
Island, belonging to the l26ih His Rcgi-
ment, are soon expected from Arkansas.
CART. KELLY Of the Rock Island House
has gone East. as his wife is lying at the
point OF death, and has telcgraphed to him.
AccIpESr IA tender was smashed and
a baggage car thrown of the track near
Summit, a few days ago. We have not
learned that any lives were lost.
MR SCHMIDT Of Rock Island has recov-
cred his horses reported stolen Yesterday.
They had merely straycd Off below the
city.
GnN. IlERnoS.-This distinguished Iowa
officer has been relieved at his own request,
aud has been succeeded by Cen j. c.
Neatch.
MILITARY A Rock Island company, II
of the 45th Ill., Vet Vols, arrived in that
city yesterday, and received warm vel
come.
lSTEREsTISG.-Th proceedings of the In
angurni Exercises Of the Commercial Col
lcgc will be found on the inside to day, and
are very interesting.
Ar Rock ISLAND The Enelish Opera
Troupe is now performing at Rock Island,
and as we learn from the .irgus, is creating
quite sensation.
DESrAL.-Dr. Meyers, Severance, Adams
and Nichols represented our city at the
Dental Convention held at Dubuque this
week
INpIAHs.-Thc Indians are committing
the widest deprcdatons in Montana and
other western Territories. Immigrants
had better stop in Iowa.
WANTED. Boarders can be accommodate
cd will, good board by the week or day, at
! l6 Fourth street between Iowa aud be-
Clare streets. MRS. BRowN.
ESrRAys.-Two estray horses swan the
river at this point few days ago. One is
a colt, between two and three years of age,
dark bay, black name and tail the other is
a spotted grey, about IA hands high
| TnE NiNrm - This regiment passed
through Chicago yesterday, and was cor
daily received. At nine o'clock it lef. for
Dubuque where it will be paid Off and dis
charged.
| SOLDIERS ATTENTION ALL claims against
the Government for Back Paw Bounty,
clothing, or If entitled to Pension can be
| collected without cost-free through the
Sanitary Commission. Charles H. Kent is
| Local agent for Central Iowa with whom you
should file your claims.
Boar RAcE-The steamers Brilliant and
Hlwkcye passed here this morning with
banners flying, bearing pleasure parties for
ST Paul, and racing vigorously. The Pres
idcnt of the Northern Line Company was
Oh the Ilawkeye.
TsE TWENTIETH. H.-Alier the receipt Of
great many contradictory dispatches it
| seems that this regiment is now on its way
to this city from Saint Louis, coming by
| river. We think it would be a verv simple
matter to have their approach telegraphed
| to us a few hours ahead.
RrNAwAY.-A horse ran away, yesterday
morning, attached to buggy belonging to
Mr.. L. NJ. Thurston, OH the corner of Third
and Harrison streets. In attempting to
check the animal by holding to the reins, Mr..
Thurston was dragged quite distance along
the ground, yet being plucky. he brought
the steed to terms without being injured.
The excellent preparations Of DIR. Chaplin
by the use Of which he gained SO great a
popularity in the treatment and cure Of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
and Palpitation Of the Heart, and all tiiseas-
es arising from Indigestion and Torpid Liv-
er, was none other than what is now put up
under the name Of Red Jacket Stomach
lIitters.
PollcE CouRr.-Josephne Kile, was
brought before Squire Blood Yesterday, &C
companied by her husband, William. char
ged with disturbing the peace William,
i'ned $40 and costs, and Josephine S5 and
costs. William Kile committed.
John ". Stockdale. was arrested To. .dav
charged with being an inmate Of house Of
ii'-iame. Fined $40 and costs.
1t was rnmorcd in the city, to day, that
countcrieiter had been arrested and relievea
OF some 500 counterfeit grecnbacks. We
could Ind out no particulars, however.
SHERMAN, HALL Il PorE. - f Esewhero
will be found the advertisement of this Vol,
| kno,rr, Ehicano firm srlinh