Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

F,Rsr CLAss Day 0oops Hovss-Ilsaz-
ssae, 0oopsAx d Co., WAsLasALsAxs RE-
TAIL DrALvas ~ SrArLs AND FANCY Dsr
GooDs. Wnrr Goops, Notsona, CARpErs,
Ruas, src., Nos. 6 AND MEsnoroissAx
BuiLDIxo. This houss Sin eonsesas receipt
by extras. Of I'll the late1t and freshest styles
o. soon - they appear IN the market. thus
sfordins the public the opportunity Of pur.
chasins tho very latest slyles - soon -
they cesld get them il they lived in Ns~
York.
Country dealers viii Dad it greatly to
their advantage to examine cur goods and
prices before looking elsewhere.
In styles and in prices We defy competi>
ton.
lhsl'os LEE SExiSAsv.-Oa Wsdnssdsy.
the l4th inst, shis popular and ws|l dsserv.
Ing institution will be prepared % receive
young lady students both ~ Beardevs an0
Day Scholars. The fact that the Principal
Rev. !. Emerssn Judd. wa fospuoelt re-
spected resident Of this city. and is % veil
and favorably kno~n hsrs, should ~ quite
- iudscement fss I'll Who have daughters
whom they wish educated at . first.class
Seminary. Ihe course Of instruction EN-.
braces ~ populsr bsaaohss aud accomplish
ments. Our readers are respectfully refer
red - the advertisement elscwhess.
ExrsarRlslSs.-ws hsve slways aAserted
that IN sstsrprisins Arm in Davenport
could Dot snk s.aks business pay, but could
also continuslly eatsnd and insesaae it, no
matter whsthsr Gmss vses propitious or
not. To prove thia. ~ lavs eal1, y rsos
70 he book md sts.isnssy store of Luss l.
Griggs, n which NJ. Ed. Day 10 jsa;er
asmbes ssd uanager. In shs .laae ysar it
has rcceiseo such iibeual spatrSssss frou
the public ~ to render IA enlargement pos>
lively Unavoidable. whatsvsr the public
vaau In IL Ina can al~ays - Asna there.
Those who have nss yet learned THE faet
ahuaIA not Ill 10 ~ ~ ~ for then.
sslvss, y No. d Psrv sssssls a.
A PaaAaAnr Ezcvssss. Sun1ay
lsst ths steamer Keishsesse. .Oep. 4s<
Campbell. lelt Fort Aadisoa with pasty Of
seventy -oss slsanbost ord railroad gentle
men on board, and also goodly delssatien
frcn the prcss Of Keokuk. In the course
Of the day. she steamed Up almest e Bur-
lington, aud then returned. The. principal
fssturc Of the affair was . sp!eadid dinner,
which would have done honor y the Astor
House, and which was fully appreciated and
discussed by the esesN. The day was
passed IN social intersourss-in the forming
e. nsw fsiendshipa. asa Ahe ssss~iag of
cid ones. We regrsl that o6hg to pres.
sure Of business We we're compelled % do.
cline an invitatca to bevsessnt 4 i'll
RAsa.oAD I,sss.-ln cssfprnitv With the
avs q Illinois and lowe, ths Chiesge =
Rock lslaad r. R. Co. Of lilineia as1 the
Chiesso . n. I. 1 pseikc 4 Z q. Of Iowa.
(ler~ssly kasws seths No. = y h. n
C&.) xet - sAsseaA d1ysfAsgesa, 1855.
eonsoliaaasd Into ~ ssapsay, usde -
hame sad title Of shs Chicasp. 1est lsland
I Pacific Railrsaa sCdAp4ak >4bsjssllsw
ing are ths sfloss q oheeeesslida>sd 60.
panys - .1ss'
ijne. Tracy. Pres. I 0sa. Sspt.. Chieaes.
~. Dunham, Trsassree. Ne4 yBAs d
Francte n. Ton. SecfUsAft, M toek.
@. \. oeee1sley, AoG0 olokl 0hjcaes.
W. II: whitmaa. Asst. os6ll4 Div.,
Rock IslaGd. .@N
"a k'.As'l' 4.s'. Sega kss4''.. Dsese,
3. u. ychnssn, Chief Iceinssr, Chiesse.
Leuis viele, Gen. freight At. Chieoeo.
r 4. 0GAogA. on. TthsG xel ohIcaee.