Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-04

NJ HoHsRvELs, No. 3 East Cd Street, Ne
tropolisan Clothing Hall. offers their entire
stock OF Clothing at cost. nv27dstaw
BKiuo RePAnsp.-Iiarrison street has
been undergoing improvements for several
days.
THs steamer Flora has arrived at Le-
Claire, and well be drawn out On upon the
docks IS soon as possible
ArcrIox SAILS OF FraSIruxs- be sold
tomorrow morning, st 10 o'clock, on Iowa
, ST. 8d door above 9Th ST. west side, An
entire outfit Of household furniture.
FESIAs BALL.-The Fenians Of our city
will give grand Ball, at Lshrman's Hall,
on Thursday evening, December 7th, to
which the public is politely invited to at-
tend. A gay time may be anticipated.
MUSTERED Our Majors Mckinney and
CleavIsnd, who have engaged in paying
troops At this city for several months, we're
mustered out Of the service last week They
have both returned to Minnesota, of which
they are residents
YouHo PIoSEKR.-By reference to . no
the Young Pioneer Settlers will hold .
meeting on Tuesday evening, for the elec-
tion of officers, and the transaction Of other
| business.
TEMPERANCE MEErIka-Ws are requset
ed to announce that temperance meeting
will be held this evening At the Sons Of
Temperance Hall, above the Davenport Na-
tional Bank.
THANKSGIVING pAY-We learn that the
Post Office will be closed the create, part of
Thanksgiving day. an opportunity in the
morning and evening however. will G al
lowed the public to get its nail
CLosrso OUR. Krausc, opposite the
First National Bank, 10 now closing out . |
large and we'll selected stock Of Fall and |
Winter clothing, alta sacrifice The public
will do we'll to call and examine his goods, |
before purchasing elsewhere, Is money can
be saved thereby.
Dows COVE rHE PRicEs.-Franz Meyer,
next to the First National Bank, is now Of
fering one Of the best stocks of ready made
clothing to be found in the city, at rates
but slightly above cost. lie is determined
to close out his stock at any rates.
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business men and shippers is directed to the
advertisement Of the above named old and
reliable Boston General Produce Commis-
ion IIou.e. Send your orders to G. p.
| Adams 4 Co.
New BoArs-We understand that the
Northern Line Packet Company is building
two or three new and elegant steamers At
Wheeling, to take position in this trade
next season. They are to be about the size |
of the Muscatinc.
llIon School PRINCIPAL Major Math
ew Hamill has been elected principal of
the High School. in the place Of Mr. II s.
key, recently assigned to the office of City |
Superintendent. Major EIam:ll was former
ly of the I'd Iowa Infantry, but since last
spring, has been connected with the schools |
Of our City.
SEE a woman in another column picking |
Samburg grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an
admirable article, used in the hospitals and |
by the first class families in Paris, London,
and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. It is worth trial, IS it gives great
satisfaction. dc4 dly
SEE advertisement Of the staunch and per
fectly reliable Commission House Of Mercer,
Antclo & Co., Philadelphia Our merchants
and business men having business in their
line in that city, will do we'll to pltronize
this firm.
FUNERAL. One of the most extensive
professions We ever saw in this place Was
that which attended upon the funeral Of our
lamented fellow citizen. James Harrison,
yeste. day afternoon. The deceased, while
living. enjoyed the respect and esteem Of all
who bore his Acquaintance and dying, his
funeral had NO lack Of sincere mourners.
BoxBAsrEs.-The Gazette man intimates
this nothing that he has not heard or read
enough about war las yet to satisfy his greed
for blood, ard insinuates that only copper
heads and traitors have. Perhaps if that
valorous gentleman had carried musket in
the fed, instead Of rem aiming At home to
fleece the Government he would be quite
willing to see the carnage ended. lie is true
kinsman Of the blood thirsty villains who
blew the East Indians from the mouths of
cannons, for fighting for their homes and
religion.
Divorce CAsE-The famous Isett di I
vorce case comes up at Upton to-day, on
change Of venue from Muscatine county. 1t
10 the suit Of Thos. lsett, banker, and one
Of the wealthiest men in Muscatine, for .
divorce from his wife, Mrs. Lucy lsett, after I
. married life Of twenty years The law
yers engaged are d. c. Clark, Of Muscatine, :
and Jno. P. Cook, Of this csty. for prosecu
ton; Jacob Butler, D. G. Richman, J.
Carskadian. and Henry O'Connor. Of Nus ,
catine, for defense. The trial will DO one I
Of unusual interest We are informed that
it is after the same style Of the famous
Burch Divorce Case. We predict that
Thomas will get worsted.
SrLENDID GooDs.-Our energetic fellow
citizen, Joseph Shields. continues to NAL
rapid improvements in his manufacturing
establishment in this city. He has recently
put in operation some of the most approved
machinery-equal in al respects to that
used in the most famous eastern mills where
the finest cloths ore manufas tured. We
tave recently seen some samples Of ladies'
cloak and plaid circular cloths. which are