Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-13

Without roo0D con b 0ccoOodoeod et she
lst dooe west Of Main strset, On Sixth.
PsnsoxAL.-Aset Adjt. Gen. lmpey y.
rived in town last svsaing from Clinton
He rsperts The business of Gen Baksfs
sfEics In . ilourishing condition.
Wsiting for rsal estate 10 fall
nakes business in that line dull q the pres
snt time. Waiting for lumber, brick and
hardware 70 fall viii 1T building enterprise
considerably in the shads this season.
CALL at Sam Perry's opposite the P. o.
and make your ss,setioos from his extern
sivs and superior stock Of cloths and cloth
ing. They do say he makes tie best clothes
and charges leas than any other msrchat in
ths city. Gsnts Furnishing goods, trunks,
valisss ETC., On had in great variety.
Tsaavmo.- wsshingtoa Square looks
splsndidly this sprint. The trees planted
there have flourishsd WY finely, and The
general appearance Of ths property 10 excel
cellsnt. In . few years more il win be no
small ornament to the city. We wish there
were more Of them in town.
U. 8. Disra1cr CoUar. the Dss
Moinss Rsgistsr ws learn that the Daven-
port lawyers who ore qualified BY law to
practits in the United States District Court
are, John p. Cook, James Grant, John N.
Rogers, J. W. Stewart, and Jno. H. Thomp-
son, they having taken the prescribed
oath.
INCREASED Du11ss.-Our friend Capt.
Hunt, acting Quartsrmaster and master o
at Cincinnati, has been charg
ed BY the Government with the important
additional duty Of adjusting transportation
claims for the States Of Ohio and Indiana.
This gives the captain full scope to his ex-
cellsnt business publication, which the
authorities % highly essesm.
Golxo AHIAD.-The Jasper county Ftss
PSess says that several car loads Of rails
have arrived a Grinnell, and the extension
Of the n. L N. road west is to be prosecuted
vigorously. tits to be extended to the arst
station west Of Grinnell, and eight miles
east Of Newton, by the 12th day Of June
next.
CHICAGO CHAMBER OF CoMMEHcB.-The In.
auguration festivities Of this magnigcent
cdifice will be held early in July; and ere
to be on graud scale, and will consist Of .
magnificent banquet, orations, music. relig-
GUS exercises, the whole to be concluded
with . ball, which 10 expected to b the
finest ever 9iven in Chicago. Invitations
are to be sent to III the leading commercial
men in tho country to be present It the in
auguration ceremonies.
Law CAaD.-Special attention 10 directed
to the professional card Of w. T. Dittoe,
ESQ.,, in another place. Mr.. D. left his bu-
siness in this city in 1859 to enter the SER
vis Of his country, aud was faithful and
efficient soldier in tho brave 14th. He will
now attend especially to securing the I'D.
justment of military claims for soldiers in
this State. Business entrusted to his
charge will meet with prompt attention.
IxnioRAr1ox.-Natiyes Of European soil
are constantly arriving, and the prospect Of
handsome increase Of population through
this channel il excellent. The visit Of sev
eral Of our prominent German citizens to
Europe this spring, will be the means Of
bringing not few Of their relatives and
friends to this city and county. The float
ing military population now here will be
more than compensated for the tide Of i'm.
migration.
"UHioK" IN FK.-Some fellow who
calls himself "Union," writes letter with
out date to Col Grier, requesting him e
send forthwith, into the Mt. Joy and Wal
nut Grove precincts, in this county, - few
fsroeioss soldiers" whose duty II shall b
to hang and scare 'coppefheads. " inasmuct
IS the Union men are too scarce that way h
do the job for themselves. "Union'' mus
bs great coward Or great liar-probabl.
both-elss he would have given his nam
and sisted where be could be found. Th'
Colonel he's no forces under his control .
present who care to undertake the quarrel
Of saoh slinks. Had "Uaioa'' only snlists,
himself, - be ought b have dens, and ~
doubtless frequently urged to do, he nigh
possibly have been ''fsrocious soldier
himself BY this time, and prepared to i3eh
his own battles. "Union" 10 humbug.
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An ExAnPtn.-We have hitherto state
that In order TO gain footing in this cit
for manufacturing interests, that We mus
80 to work ourselves; that the longer y
wait for others % ceoe aud invest meae!
for our bsns6t, the longer We shall wait e
nanulactoriss. We must tAks hold Of II
matter ourselves; manufAetsrs en limits
sale It first, and sxpand - The denand n
goods increases. This y young city ~
and ought not to expect = have I'll the q
tensise nsnufasturing iheilltiss that q
eastern towns enjoy; and II our psopls 8
70 work ~ they should, start est in snal
way and dilligsntle pssssvsrs, thers vii 3
no question about prosperity. We must 9
energetic and sstsrprising, and nevs q
stsp - stsp. satil ~ desired sAjset
scheivsd. Some three or four years ast
NJ. Dssahss, - psspststst u The Ls0Isis
Foundry in this city, iassar y hevs -.
thing to keep his hands busy when thsr
~ no jsbbing On hsnd, commenced u
mAnulActars sf erain sspesaAafs 40 hees
povses. We belivs - n,ede twe ueehine
~ arst ysar- -four O. IN ~ sszs, nes
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