Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-14

U0U AoUeuouo pSUoe ~ SaAsoDSOSDv
Gsas end Nsurslgias II s0sseaally essessys
oil poison IN shs blssd. ssd pssfssos . ssds
zeal cuy,. Read testimonials elsewhere.
A. G. FuLroS has 80 good building lots
Also, four acre, one acre and half acre lets.
we'll located, for sale At lower rates than any
other property holder within the city.
BANK OPENING II should be remembered
that the Citizens National Bank opens for
business to.mcrrow morning. May il meet
with long and prosperous career.
FlRsxES's REvIEw.-Let every fireman
bs on hand to morrow to participate in the
Review and parade, which promises to be
The finest thing Of the kind ever witnessed
in Davenport.
FEsrrvAL.-All those who appreciate .
good time, should remember the Fire Kings
Festival to morrow evening after the Re
view. The Fire King boys know how to
get up . good thing Let oil attend. A
grand good time expected.
DRY GooDs Fos HoUsEK ssPERs Wade
worth has just opened large lot Of Table
Linens, Napkins. Towels, Vt snd lo4 Cotton
and LINEN Sheetings. Cotton and Linen PHI
low Castings. Ticks. Counterpancs. Cur
tains, &C.. &C.. which they offer II low
rates. Also full assostmsnt Of Carpets.
Oil Cloths. Msttings, Hearth Rugs. &s.. st
thsis Rsck Island Store. q lsss than Dsvse'
port prices. mays dIw>wls
Juss sns Tamo NasDsD.--I. N. Cook
hes just completed his new Phstsgrsph
1sosbe q o. Brady strsss % The Jisss fssr,
where svsrybed and their friends are in>
vited v call. w. p. Egbert ths Pionsss Ar
list Of Davenport will be on hand to make
you any kind ef picture you msy wish. NJ.
Cook he's purchased the negatives Of Mr..
Egbert, and oil orders for duplicates can be
sent to, or left .. the new gallery.
DIsrasssIxe BERsAvsssxr.-Miss Lizzie
Rsmbc, daughter Of our well>known fellow.
citizen, N. N. Rambo, Esq, was buried to>
day. On Saturday that sstimable and &C.
complished young lady was in the bloom VI
perfect health, few hours later she sicken
ed. and within twenty >four hours thereafter
her body lay cold ia death, and her spirit
departed to the land OF b!issful rcst II is
q most trying atiiiction to the family and
relatives, and her loss will be long and deep
ly mourned BY \ large circle Of friends.
DISTRICT CorRr.-ln the matter OF the
Davenport National Bank, vs.. wo oodward.
gsrnishee, II was decided that the property
Of garnishee WAS subject to debt Of plaintiff
Brown 4 Sully for plaintiff, J. T Lane fss
defense.
Case SoS6, Stanchfic.d L Co., ". Jones
L Co. was called up this A. N and jury
trial granted. tits an attachment suit and
10 not decided. Lane 4 Day for plaintiff.
G. r. whitcomb for defense.
IxJuaY roA VALUABLg HoRsR.-A serious
accident happened At Rock Island on Suns
day afternoon to a very valuable mare, the
property Of Ransom Cable, Esq As the
groom was exercising her along the levsc
she stumbled upon loose stone, and falling,
broke one Of her legs, and slightly hurt the
rider. Mr. Cable immediately sent for DR..
Wright, the leading Veterinary Sur.
geon Of Davenport, who set the limb IN 4
highly ski''ful and scientific manner, and
the mare is in fair way to recover. A
physician attended TO the boy, who is doing
well.
MAsoNic-At the annual election Of Off
GERS of Davenport Lodge, No. 81, held ai
Masonic Hall last evening. The following Of,
ticers were chosen for the ensuing year:
". NJ, Charles S. Streeper.
S. W., John w. Jamison.
j. W., William Craig.
Treasurer, Charles E. Lewis.
Secretary, Daniel B. Shelley.
In connection here We would say to the
fraternity not present. that their esteemed
W. NJ, who has presided 90 sccsptably and
with such advantage to the erd< in this
city during the past year, was not . candi,
date for reelection. neither was Mr.. Thcs.
ingtcn, late Se4eta.y. Under the presen,
management - during that Of The past
yssr, the srdsr will undoubtedly Asurish
exceedingly in this city.
RlvE1 ITEMS.
ARRIVALS so.bAY.
MINNESOTA, Cspt Hin, 81. Louis.
ksunssUno, Cot. Caapbsll. f. Madison.
BEu OAnPsulL, Capt. Pisfes. Cfnsss.
SnrAnsvuu.
MINNESOTA, Csps Hin, 50, Paul.
Ksisnanunn.C .CApe. Qpupbsll. Fl Madison
GoLsr,xcs. Cspt Dalssll. Lycas. ~
The NsssAssa Lin s>saesf Apsaasies h
sxpeeasd down tosnssgow. ,ses
The regular tsi-weekly steamboat Ben
Campbsll. Capt. PIlres. will depart te-mor-
row at P. NJ. -46F Clinton. E. G. Duncan.
Agent =.
The 6ns passenger packet New Bsstsn.
Capt. Gleael. viii leave fss Fl Aadisso,
In he morning, O. G. Mother is che f.
Dee.
The elegant little packet 0oidfinch W. n
Dalzell, captain. O. W. Trey, clerk. dspar-
ted At $50 this A. N. for Clinton and Ly>
ons. She win hereafter make regular trips
on alternate days With the Csupbcil, con.
meeting with the Northwest Railway for I'll
points East aud West.
Until new arrangements are perfected
passengers fos the Western Union Rail.
rad will be landed ct Port Byron 10 time
to make connections, By the Goldnnch and
Campbell. and through siskess will be good
on ,hoss boats.
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Osvlcs 0aAm Dsc'Y GaAxp Lopes or Iowa.
n levA Onr. Mo- lsts iss6.
TO the Representatives Of Lodges ct the
94th 9. A. Ooansaieatien q Davenport,
June ~, 1857:
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