Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-17

Twelfth Iowa Infantry was q Selma, Ala
bo0a.
HersvuL -Sems correspondent in the
Msssseins Jssrasl, ssbscsibisg himssli
"Hopeful," urges the complete enforcement
Il ~ Prohisitssy Law, becruss the liquor
sellers q that city did not ~ vote fo1
Stone.
An Ifsn o. Isrsassr. No. -, Beady
stssst, O. r. Burr keeps constantly On hand
the most complete stock Of family groceries
TO be fosnd In the city, ,whtchte ID selling q
~ low figures - ths tioss will warrant
Those interested should give him IN early
call, and thereby obtain undoubted bar~
gains.
FusxIruns SAlR.-To b sold ct Auction
By Parker I vsntayl. on Thursday Oct
losh q "a. n.
The Household Furniture ct No. 179 and
ia, corner Of Seventh and Main street
comprising Parlor, Hall, Dining and Bed.
room Furniture.
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LEAvR Yous ORDsRs.-At their estab
lishmsns near ths corner Of Second and
Brady. Remington / Go. have on hand q
most extensive aud assorted stock Of gents
furnishing goods, comprising cloths, cassi
meres. satinets. and every thing else in their
line that can be desired. which they are
making 70 order in I'll the latest and most
fashionable styles, At the shortest notice.
CoKrA0lous.- the Keokuk 0ats
City We learn that the "Copperheads there
abouts are greatly concerned 70 give the
Post Office to soldier" In that case, we
suppose the loyal men" are as greatly con.
csrned 70 keep it from him. Davenport has
started the ball. and We hope every abolition
postmaster in the State will be forced to
put his preaching 70 practice.
Tas PLAcs TO PuRcHAsE.-At No. II,
West Second street, Mas L Mayer are now
selling I'll the latest styles Of fashionably
cut ready made clothing, At as low figures
as can be found elsewhere in this city. Pro.
curing their stock from the most reliable
Eastern Houses, they are enabled TO furnish
the public with clothing manufactured from
substantial and durable material, and which
will render entire satisfaction.
A DIvrEaENCs II OPINION. Brum
mel was once asked Whist constituted gen
t'eman. ".Starch sir, storch," be replied
Had he lived in this age, he would have add
ed. land . pair Of neatly fitting boots from
Child L Co.'S, on Brady street. below Sec
ond" This enterprising firm has latsl,
received heavy stock Of boots, shoes, and
CATERS, and is prepared for the orders Of al
who may call.
REMAINS But FoUR DAYS LoNaER.-Prof
De Mum the celebrated Hair Restorer re
mains but four days longer At the LeClair'
House for consultation. The Professor ha
acquired great reputation - . Hair Re
storer, and the press throughout the State
pronounce him 70 10 without exception th
only person in their estimation entitled L
the appellation ot the only genuine Hal
Restorer. We would advise our readers 4
consult with him without delay. All con
sultations free.
TnEArRrcAL.-Miss Fannie Price and Nj
D. Hanchett made their first appearance =
the Metropolitan last night, before yer
respectable audience, in the sterling play {
"Love's Sacrifice" Miss Fannie answers
al expectations, sustaining her part wit
ease and success Mr.. Hanchett created
favorable impression ~ Matthew y Z
"Eugene," Mr.. Aiken fully supported hi
6ne reputation, while Mr.. Wyatt, ~ "St
Loo.' delighted the assembly, - usual.-
To night, "Ingomar," 6ve-act play, wi
be presented.
INDIAN RAcss.-Our readers have .
heard Of the exciting races between the In
dams Deerfoot and Fleetwing, and the fa.
horses Of Chicago some time ago, and will !
pleased to learn that on Friday Oct. 90tl
these famous racers, together with Il
not less famous white men, nobson au
Wheatley, will run with horses at the DR.
wing Course. for purse Of one thousar
dollars. The horses are to run and tr
eight miles, while the racers run four mill
and eighty rods. On Saturday, the hors
will run three lies, while the racers n
one mile and half and twenty rods, for
purse Of $500. A match viii then folio
for purse Of tlOO, the no Sc to run A.
yards, while the men ran $50 yards. Als
one for $50, Desrfoot 70 run half mile u
thirty rods, while +" Lady Moscow" trots
mile.
| BUSINESS. several days business b
been decidedly brisk in our city. In q
middle portions Of the day, Front and Brad
streets have been almost impossible in son
localities. Every species Of grain has be,
hurried 70 market, and.ss rapidly shipp'
from the city. Our wharf hes bees esvsr'
with stscks ofposatoes. .oats, barley andonio'
in sacks. daily seins sat y st. Louie u
I'll intermediate points. Not only have u
Nosthssn Lice Packets bssn loaded % u
guards. bat many outside steamers b.
found . pesss u bsaineas. asd il has q