Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

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Dr.. FsaaAnD, ths se)eb1sto Spslinish
physisiA.'A q his ~. - Main street,
Devepsport,, : p-ass W vspt.s-dAw
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II VIZ. J. e, WALLAcs's advanced clAes win
nset this evening, instead Of to-,pssssw
evening. -aaz ~ 4H
Tn BLixD PGiAcasa. Let Il not Be for.
gotten that Ailburn, the celebrated blind
ects)er. b Sng1gs 70 appear 1t Metropoli-
tan Hall, this syssing. Let The bah be
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err CoUScn.-Thsrs MIN b m adjourn
ID ssseaias Of shs City Council stths Gem.
eli Chanbsr te-morfdv svssias. EysfyAl.
dssnsn L expected % v present
FIns ~ ArscA!lsh--Ths fine dwelling
house Of r. s. Compton, near Musc.tins
Vas destroyed on Sunday morning, By Ore.
Loss on house and furniture, ~, $1,000;
insured e2,5oo. s. ssys the Museatiue
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Nor 4 C4xDlnAn.-The following note
explains itself:
Ma. 6Dssoa The paragraph in yester.
days DnnecnAT about "aspirants to The
MAyorship" = IN error, 20 far ~ it relates to
q, i've. N. Re0sns.
FsxHs NHfsR, sest door west Of the
First National Bank, invites everybody VIM
wants substantial spring clothing, to call
and sss his stock ofcloths and custom made
goods.
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Choice Family Groceries Of every descrip-
ton, can always be found At G. P. Burr's,
southwest corner Of Brady and 4th streets. |
Goods put up promptly, sent home, and |
warranted to suit. That's the place to get |
your moneys wutth-and more too.
Norics.--Dr. J. r. Newton. The Great
Healer win be in Davenport on the 18th day
Of April next.
Due notice will be given Of the time ne
will remain, and the place in which no will
operate. s.
RAILROAD 1EErING.--Thcre will be an
adjourned meeting Of the Railroad Meeting |
held two weeks ago, It; the City Hall this
evening. Our citizens are expected to meet !
and express their opinion relative to the |
Southwestern connections. tits m impor- |
tant matter, and should not be forgotten.
Duane the past three or four days there
has been great excitement in commercial cir.
Giles At New York, and panic in gold
Many parties have been ruined. Dry goods |
have fallen largely in price, and some deal
ers are now conducting their transactions |
onAa specaS basis. O i.ij Sf*u3-
FoR THE SANITARY FAIR.-The Treasurer
ofthe Scott county school donations to the
NstthsM tstwnesnitsy Faif.s schnowiedgs
the receipt OF &c 30 from the public school |
in Winfield Township. taught IN Sub Dis
kesAA NJ ~ A.,:~sc CcLcol u....u
EDwAHD RusssLL, Treas.
Lesr.-A little son Of Mr.. John Seider,
who resides ON Main street. between Front
and Second, disappeared from his home on
Saturday and has not since been heard from.
He was about eight years old, and wore
black cost, grey pants, and dark blue cap.
Any information concerning him or his
Whereabouts win be thankfully received BY
his distressed parents.
QurNcr McNElL DisnisssD vRon rsn An
nrn DIssnAcs.--we clip the following from
the New York 1ribMss: tns
OeuRr MARrrAL.-In the department OF
North Carolina, Major Quincy Mcneil. both
United States colored troops, hes been con. |
drunkenness on duty. conduct unbccoming
an ofhcer, &C., and dismissed from the ser.
vice. "a . ..s ii
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EaIR RAnwAy.--The attention Of the trav,
cling public Il called to the advertisement Of
that long triedand reliable line Of travel, the
Erie Railway, in another column. The Erie
il rsprcseatsd,ia Iowa by Col. A. Barber, Of
Burlington, to whom letters concerning busi-
nsas "a this line should b. addressed Trav-
elers and shiRpers will find shis . very safe
and expeditiout line.
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A KYuHr MoSx. A0uf citizens are moving
~ ssas spon the large and desirable stock
u clothing material At Ssm Perry,s. oppo-
site the Bost O6ics. He hos MT only the
bst goods but more Of them, and > greater
variety than any other man in the business;
and he never fails 70 give perfect saaisfac-
ton. Osll and re the new styles and lsave
| yosr orders. s,se i,. erissr sos 4
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THE City Council Of Cincinnati. It re-
ceat meeting, Increased The sdDusss u the |
city omcers as Follows: Mayor, iton q, 900
to 5000; Judge Of Police Court, from
$500 to $4,000; Prosecuting Attornsy Of
Police Court from u 800 y 81 roo; Wharf
Asstsf, from 81 900 70 u, 800; Market
Aaster, from to0O TO $500. .es7r1 s.t4
When thinss set 70 such : pAss IN this
CITY, We intend to go into the Major bust.
ness ttpsUaas that agn~ -;