Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

NA8BBTo ~ VI VsVsso - ses~ - 4
ns~ stssk 81 sAsies styles nsv ssane
receivsd b. wssdsvssth Z c., Rosk Idaad.
RscovsaIso. We ass pleased to b sh's
10 sssts that Judge Grast, who vas ssversly
imssedu NsuD fair. is nsv UuDeG1Dg.
auo yin >och b IN our sssssu aynfd. a
s3svn Tsno.--lf any oss 6nds 6oi,h
4 weeson ssvsn-shosser. that vas Iosl lass
evening. they will 1nd IN ownos and eet .
liberal reward. BY calling At Remington 4
Cos, Niahsll's Blsek
Fuasaamo 0sses --0opingtou L Co.,
.. Ni<ksll's 49, eeneiase tDhssp > 6sss.
clsus stock = ossAs' Fussla1ine 0s6as u
theft old s16o5, - = nAaslhctuse the
= ~ - W1se is ~ ~ hia6 u gayle.
Lsv 1Asss ~ RssAit.-R. Kras. OPP
peAi,s ~ Hisss Nasisnal Bask. calls the as.
ssatisa - shs psblic - ~ splendid stock
sf rssdy made clothisg Which ~ is recalling
q the iswsst prices.
VIZ. VAN PxLr, the Champion Barber Of
the wsse. hes opened shop 1t o8t Brady
street. where he is prepared to serve oil
customer in ths most workmsnliks msnasr.
All wi-hiug . good shave ~ill do we'll -
give HIM . call
SriLL IN rms FIELD Sam Perry. q -
Brady street, desires . rewind his old
friends and the public generally. that he 10
stll manufacturing 10 order in the nsst
fash,onsble style, still has 90 hand Hns -
sostmcnt sf eli kinds Of furnishing goods.
snd h stlll ssllise ths bssa hlsd - rssdy
made clothing u the lowsst possible rates.
PoL,ricAL Mssrixa At vAlasv Ossr.-Oa
Mond y cvsaiae J. W. Stswsss, Eco. and
John N. OAwtosd, EsQ.. sddrsss the people
Of Valley City on the political issues Of tho
campaign. The mssting 70 70 - held st the
School Heuss. The Conservative Usion
men Of that place will sec that thsv have .
rou>ing good meeting. should ihs westhss
permit
CnoLsaA. Ne. Chas. Sehirash, whess
family rssidss sn Brown slssss, bstwses
Third and Fourth. was seized with the chol
era At about ten o'clock yesterday morning
and st nix o'clock last evening was = osspss
lie leaves . wife and three little children,
IL orb, the sldsst Of whom 10 but TN ysArs
Of ags. Mr.. Schirsch Vas brother in Law
Of Capt. ilenne. and was . caspenter by
trade. having been engaged as his calling
when taken sick
OrrnAcss On NsGaoss. .-Outragcs on me-
gross ere pretty sure TO form one Of the
staple items Of the .tslesraphie column 10
the newspapers from this time forth until
the fell elections are over. The telegraph
10 Radical institution. - at present cons
Quoted. Il Lies most unscrupulously in
the interest ofradicalism. cad the truth 10
not ia It. In ,aAs dispatch We eGs treat.
ed to IN account Of IN attack ON . negro
camp ,assuug near baltimore. The account
is coherent and sensational On the vsry face
sfM. 1t waa evidently designed 70 Gre the
radical heart for vile elsctionesrieg purpos.
-. These negro outrssss will b ~
plentiful - blaekberrics this iall. They ere
fabricated to order. in quantities to suit =
A negro csop ees.ing where shs oslored
brethren were armed With such carmel
weapons as pistols. mua( have bees dark
affair. Tho satyr Was ~ likely to 10 upper
most - the saint. ~.
THs SorrnkaS Lipn lssrnAxcs ConpAxY.
We are in reospt Of . batch Of cards md
circulars appertaining to the Southern Life
Insurance Co.. which hes recently been
started in Memphis. From The list Of stock
holders which are Of the most wealthy and
Influential class in Mcmphis and Louisville,
NO should infer that il is . solid concern
Connected with it is an Accident Bureau
which Ne learn from our former fellow citi>
zen, Geo. r. West. Esq.,, Is doing heavy
business already. Dr.. Gee. ". AcCarn.
fsmssly OF Davenport. 70 President Of the
Company. Ths General Aesals of The As-
cident Bureau ore Van Dussr 4 West, (0se
X. formerly partnsr in the DsnocsAr Of
iisc.l The Compaoy hes bssa doing live.
" business sin fact has exceeded the ex.
pec,ations Of the managers. Its business
st present 10 confined to the Southes n
States. but without doubt viii, eventually.
II judiciously managed, sprssd over the
Unien. We wish the concern and oil COO.
dscted Herewith great success.
IxniosAxm. Scarcely day passes that
half dozen or a dozen white topped wagons
Do not CROSS the river At this city, bound for
the interior. The littlc caravans arc genes-
allv accompanied BY an abundance Of live
stock. and everything else necessary to The
commanding efa farm. Az . gsasral thing,
the ns~ comsrs are from Illinois. wehave
converscd Win . good many Who had pur.
chased laod on the proposed route Of the Pc.
c'ic Rsilroad beyond Kellogg. in the antici
patton that the soad WI soon be built thre'
to the M'ssouri river. Their calcula-
tiona are evidently dsstins6 - prove correct,
and the result ill b that the spcculasions
will pssss Qsits soofsrtaAls. A. they ere
~ aaesal sssslsrs. - ~ 49, for revival
q Improvements = tAs iasssiss. There ID
rsom 1Bt hss1ss1s Il thoueaaas, and I'll
Who cssnc viii - welcome.
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TUnNeas' CsRvsss1sR. .-fhe entire north
esn portion Of the United States is divided
BY tl,c Turnsr Orsanizatiso iato districts
The societies Of Davenport, Keokuk, Bur.
l'ngtou. Dubuque, Museasine. etc., from the
Meth Missisdppi District, which 10. pssdd-
Cd ever by On executive committee. elected
from the Davenport society. A delegate
convention met ct Lahsmann's Hall this
morning. Representatives we're reported
from the societies Of The felleviae cities
Keokuk, Burlington, Davenport, Dubuque
MOiioo end Rock IslAod. Aller tsansactinG
sous booiness conaectea Vish - . .peooch'
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