Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-13

| es SOUBt.--kotM0 AneOu &s0sUl An
wa brought before Jualcs Peters thls mese
'"s, chafDsa vshss s1sssn . ens q ~
pspils, Male stl ofstsA 10 sr II ytsrs
y age, and daeghter u lfrs. Hnsliss seg-
ginger. With intent to cosl1k ersAt Asdiv
injury. TAschAres vas ~ sustaised! Tts
oHeocs ssasisted IN extscaisg tooth vfth-
out consent. -
Misses Catherine BosSs and Ellsn WV.
Hams were brought beSors Squks Bleed this
morning. charged With egasing IN : pom
'scuoos hair r-punins. They afs Sister. and
ere Of the suffering blssk" pursuasisn.-
Ellen sttenpted TO use . hatehet in regular
90 Congo style, Int ~ inGerfefsd With.
while Catherne declares thst she would have
triumphed had not her hrothers restrained
her. Ellen vas fined 90 and costs. and
Catherinet Is and costs.
Masters Judd. Cook Matthews, Umpstead
ana Gordon were arrested this morning for
bathing in public, and were fined s. and
costs. Justice Blood afterwards commuted
" 70 S3. costs included. As some Of our
citizens think this is too several, We refer
them to Page 10, City Ordinances, Sec. VI
where fine Of IS is imposed, and no pow.
CT left to the Justice. .t
Edmund YARD & Cove call: the At
tention Of our readers generally. and our dry
goods merchants particularly, to the adver-
t'sement Of this enterprising PHI iladelphia
flrm, to be found in another column. In
purchasing goods our merchants will do
well T. give these gentlemen call, - they
are now disposing Of their goods It whole
sale prices, which will fully compete with
those Of New York establishments, and
quite percentage will be saved in the
transportation Of merchandise hither. They
have IS fine IN assortment, both in relation
to variety and quality. - can be found in
any Of the cities Of the East, and their
terms are Of tho most liberal and enticing
character. Our business men will do we'll
70 perusc their advertisement, and still bet.
ter, to bestow upon them their patronage.
A DESERVED ConPLlxENf.-At . conven
ton Of the Adjutant Generals Of the loya
States, recently convened at Boston, Gen
Baker, Of Iowa, was chosen President. 1hi.
compliment IS we'll deserved. During tn
late war, no Adjutant Generals Office in tb,
Norkhapx, Ctotao h.. 1.aou =. ~1a >c..A. ...A ~
as that Of Iowa. Gen. Bakers official 70
ports are the envy and admiration Of ~, and
in years to come, will be the most valuabl,
documents which the Iowa historian can Lay
his hands upon. The Gen. has always been
kind and courteous to al who have had deal
ings with him, and 10 are pleased to kno~
that he Is As well appreciated abroad q !
home. Co.,
DiscHARoED.-In yesterday's issue v,
spoke Of the robbery Of = soldier nAmel
Parker to the amount Of 445. and statet
that two men, murphy auu Farrell, wcsv
suspicioned Of committing the theft. They
have since been arrested but for lack Of pos
tive evidence have been discharged.
seems that Parker had been drinking con
siderably, and knew very little Of what di'
become Of his money. When will peopl
learn that getting drunk with pocket ful
Of greenbacks is not the most profitable bus
mess of the season?
Ar LAsr.-After long and most unrea
sonable delay, action has been taken to sup.
ply our city with two much needed necessi
tics-a school honsc at East and one Z
North Dayenpert. Proposals FOE their build
ing are now in order, and We hope and ex
pct to see some energetic movements com
menced-such as will ensure their early com
pletion. 'i~ 3nagees
EDlfos o. DExocRAr Tile Capt. Hut
bell drowned With others By the caDsizin
Of boat in New Mexico, was ny brothel
Capt. j. X. Hubbell, not Capt. G. NJ. Hub
bell formerly in my Office In this city. n,
brother Capt. G. ~ Hubbell, N. NJ, Volun
tecrs, is now under Gen. Carleton in tn
Navahoe Country fighting the Indians. Al
have three brothers Captains in New Mcx
leo Volunteers the mistake might easily oc
cur Of confounding their names.
Yours truly.
~ Gro. &. HuBBRLL.
BEYoSD DIspurs. Groceries people mus
have if they wish to live, and who wants
die, now that the war is over Grocsrie
are very costly, as general thing, and buy
ing them soon willis : pie Of greenbacks-
that il, ifyou don't buy It the right plac,
We dislike to zee pe.pe throw ssay thei
money when they may need Il 10 badl
some day, and so We can't keep from insis
ing on their going to Parks / flossnSr'
north east corner Of Brady and Fourth Sts
for the best Of grreriss as II shespe'
rates. .kaE nsfsf.ss
Nor rfr DEAp.-wm. Nulligan, the mas
whom - spoke Of in yesterdays issue
having been nearly killed at saloon on th
Hickory Grove road, night before last,
reported to be in fair way for recovery
His skull and right arm wsss osss = -
fractured. He Is now under u 4qqeDsa
Of DR.. Peck. We believe no sfsSss ~
thus hf been made. n ~ : = =
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GRx. HsArn.-Ws are alvsys intssests'
in the fortunes Of Iowa e@cers, and soldiss
for that matter, too. We understand III
Brig. Cen. n. H. Heath has lAtely arrived I
; Onaha 70 take couaAnd Il n expsditiel
: shortly 70 leave that place to chassiss =
hostile Indian tribes into subnissisu. S0s
cess Attend him.
Iowa Isssaucros.-ws havs rsesived th
July numlpr Of this ezeelIsst psrisdies
and We rseemnend its contests = ths cen
: : sideratioo Il every parent ~ho y ihtsresta
! il tho psopsr education q Lis esspsing- I
articles o. "sshoel dovern.ent" and III
regular Attsndancs" srs sssscislly wosih