Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-25

| A DivvsssRcs. I'VE leasn from the Lowa
NostAWsss that onions Ore two dollars pss
ousAel at Fort Dodge. Here our farmers
do we'll % get twenty cents per bushsl.
FoRrT BUsBELs OF PsAcnss. Forty
bushels Of Missouri peaches for canning and
preserving, are offered for sale 1t l.. L. Ochs,
on Second street. opp site the City Drug
store, q reasonable psices. oS2s-dSt.
Fos rns ARsEnAL.-From the Keokuk
Gate City We learn that ten car loads Of
cartridges left that city. on Saturday last,
on one Of the upvard bound packets, for
the Rock Island Arsenal
Wsss SscoxD Srsssr.-At No. II, West
Second street, Mass 4 Mayer are prepared
To Furnish oil who may call with the most
elegantly fitting. and durable ready made
clothing to be found in the city.
| WsrsR Is Conlxo.-Prepare for the ap.
proaching winter BY calling on Franz Aey.
Or, next to the First National Bank, who
has always on hand complete stock Of
resdy made clothing, aud gents furnishing
goods,
THsArxICAL.-Our readers will please
bear in mind that the gifted actress, Mrs.
Annie Davis, receives benefit ~ the Met
ropolitan this evening, in tie serling old
play Of Macbeth" According to Mr..
Wystts recent arrangements, the perform
ance will commence At half past seven. The
sensational Irish drama, "Peep o. Day" is
nov in rehearsal, aud will soon be pre-
scented.
WORTHY OF ArTENrIon.-We invite the
attention OF our readers to the advertise
Tionesta Land and Oil Company. Geo.
W. McCarn. Esq, DOW ol Indianapolis, and
President Of the company, 10 well known Is
former citizen Of Davenport, and an hon.
orable aud upr ght man. Our capital
lists will do we'll to look over the advertise
ment carefully.
RETURNED. Our well known fellow citizen
+. q. Odiorne, just returned from the East
where he has been devoting some time, in
the selection Of first class stock Of hard
ware goods, Of which the public will be duly
apprsed in . few days. He is looking re-
markably we'll, not having been favored with
any adventures in the shape Of ''railroad
collisions" smash ups" o. ''break
DOWNS"
| ATTENTION ALL &C. T. Webb. LeClairs
row. desires to call the attention of the
public generally, and the ladies particular
ly. to his unrivaled stock Of glassware,
queensware, crockery and solid and silver
plated ware, and to the reasonable rates ct
which he is disposing Of the same. His
stock can be surpassed by no establishment
west Of Chicago or north Of St. Louis. Give
hlm . call, and you will receive the worth
| OF your money.
SIXTEENTH CoLoRED REG.xENr.-This Reg
iment Of colored soldiers are expected to ar
rive in Davenport this evening or tomorrow
by steamer, from st. Louis. Arrange
ments have been made to give them . prop
er reception provided they arrive during
daylight. Rev. ii. N. Powers will address
the veterans and Strasser's Band has been
engaged to furnish music. Bells will he
rung half an hour before their arrival at the
levee.
ANOTHER OLD SETTLER GoNE.--We regre
very deeply to learn that our highly esteem
ed friend and fellow citizen, James NJ. Bowl
ing, Esq, departed this life to-day at half
past twelve o'clock Of sudden attack Of
heart disease. Mr.. Bowling Vas among the
very earliest settlers Of Davenport, has
lived here manv years, and has ever ranked
among the most trustworthy and most high
" esteemed men Of our city. He leaves .
large family and numerous relatives and
friends to mourn his death.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GooDs.-W We would
direct the attention Of our lady readers to
the new and elegant stock now ready for
inspection at Mrs. McCulech Miss Do.-
ney's, 80 Brady street. They will find
most superb assortment Of millinery goods
bonnets, hats, feathers, French and Ameri-.
can flowers. zephyr worsteds, breakfas
shawls, hair rolls, netts, belts, belt buckles
and ladies fur trimed hoods, all of which
they will sell 1t the lowest market prices
We need not say that they always keep frst
class goods, and that their selection is the
very best ever brought to this market.
SAo.-Like oil the rest Of the editors of
the State, We had prepared . heavy local
IN the attractions Of our Indian summer
The genial sum-" the pheasant breeze"
the delightful atmosphere" the "yellow
garments Of the forests" tho gorgeous but
| subdued sunlight Of which the poets delight
to speak" were oil duly attended tn. The
delightful "spsll Of weather" Was declared
GLORIOUS - the trst gushes Of early love-"
GLORIOUS - dreams Of PARADISE" GLORIOUS
IS uncountable piles Of gresnbacks." ETC.,
but it was Of no use. We had to wade knee
deep in the mud to reach the Office, next
morning, and in fit Of rage, pitched our
eloquent effusion into the lurid recesses Of
. red hot coal stove.
Dn. FsnnAnD.- Numberless people here
abouts, who are suffering from the various
ills that 6esh is heir TO, will b right glad to
learn that DR.. Ferrard, the genuine old
Spanish Physician and Surgeon, has COM
pleted his summer tour through the North
west, and is now At home again, prepared.
A. avnP IN rn~foro than, n hos1th scd
happiness. The Doctors success in
treating chronic diseases - we'll -
othera 0f \ sexeeA and Intricate char