Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

,o~. AGSs'slas;-The Sa, cropa q Illinois and
49, uIpend largely upsn uaehinesy to do
;ns @ ~ a.. % planting. tending and hsevest-
-. ~. a. great revolution has been wrought
On pa 'ns iarm by the introduction Of movers
d"u ..aPefs' a has been wrought in the
s.;....t uvp....nent Of womsn's work b1 the sub
a s.'su,:on o. the steam spindle fof the wlssl
.eu uis'an The only drawback to the use
a. a. s"sse inventions is the fact that mostof
snsm are patented, and q ono y apt to in-
".8e upon another, innumerabls ialB suite
sp.ng Up. We understand the law to b
.uss an parties are liable for infriny emehts
=" patents the manufacturer, the agent and
usss' :,s ~. We notice that ". P. Penn, Of Bell
.ne, u',nois, has issued circular, varning
80 Puonc against using The arrangement on
n nc corinick's reaper, whereby the spur
Mnsei = shipped in ard out Of loek, 70 that
tne sickle may be started q viii. lie ends
up his circular by 81, ing that every farmer
who has a Nc Cormick self.rnke ior 1864
'ni.nses by It's use, and he intends to pros
ecu'e ecu, :, 'hem Those using the invention
-" ~ wen TO investigate the thing g.-Ieo-
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"e'come: Welcome :! welcome!!!
NOW That the WAN is ended, the rebellion
crushed and the stars and stripes waving in
triumph throughout the length and breadth
OF our country, let us do honor 10 our brave
soluers who have endured So many hard
sihps M the camp, on the march and on the
oioody leids, and to whose deeds Of valor
anu herolsm We are indebted for the proud
position which we now occupy before the
civilized world, and though the debt of grpti.
'uue 'hat we owe to our soldiers for what
they have done and nobly done, in crushing
out treason, is a debt that We can never nav.
YET IN some measure and as an expression Of
our Obligations to them for their noble ser.
vices, we deem it proper to give them
sump'uous dinner on the Fair Grounds in
this city on the Fourth of JUN next. Each
ana all OF our brave boys are invited!
Your friends and neighbors, who with
warm hearts and smiling faces are now
welcoming you to your homes, will be there
with their wives and daughters to welcome
you to their testal board.
The people of this county, without fur
ther invitation, are expected to he present
and 10 bring with them supplies for the table.
Extensive arrangements to that effect are
being made by the committee in charge and
such as will insure success, but we invite
and shall depend on your co operation.
Two bands Of music have been secured
for the occasion. Short addresses by citi
zcns and soldiers, interspcrscd " patriotic
songs BY the soldiers and the Davenport
Glee Club,will constitute some ofth attrac
tions of the day. and while il is confidently
expected that there will be good feast of
things in store for all, who may attend, vet
it should bc distinctly understood that the
soldiers are to have preference over all others
IN everything pertaining to the celebration.
Let US, fellow citizens, consider the nature
Of the claims, which the heroes of Fort
Donclson, Shiloh, Pea Ridge, Prairie
Grove, and Of the many other bloody battle
fields have upon our gratitude and liberality
and our work will be done and well done.
ROBERT LOWRY,
EDWARD g. ODioRNE.
JomN NJ DAY, Ex. Com.
B. b. WOODWARD,
JOHN nj. LYTER.