Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04


u lTY 1T e M =.
SrIssDiD Skating at Andreas Park to.
night for Is cents.
Two Coon Cosressfoas can nnd steady
employment by applying st this ofRes jim
msdiatsly.
Uss Lallsaand's Specific for Rhsuaatism
Gout and Neuralgia. 1te6sctually dsstssyl
al poison In The blood. asd performs rad.
Dsal eues. Red essaimooials elsewhsss.
SKArisslc. former fellow citizen
nov mine best, r. J. Gillslt, Of the Oeilvil
Houss. Nuseaains. is making arrasesusot,
= ssect lasss skating park On The sivss ID
front Of that dty. Nay hs meet With sue
cen. .
Nor So.-Thses was runner 10 eowu last
evening that Haas, the oissisg o~ehaat.
had bssa found desd, mised IN With ths
bsoksn ice in front Of The levee. Upon In,
quisy this morning ve found the report to
bs without any iouodasioo.
PsssoSAL.-We learn that p. II. Marshall
ESQ.,, gentleman recently from the East,
and posscsse Of fine business qualifications
has made arrangements with McNair 4 Jor-
dan Of the Agricultural Warehouse and
Seed Store Of this city to join them as
partner. Mr.. Marshall is welcome to our
city, where We hope he will find not only
pleasant home but . lucrative business.
Asour 70 MovE BAcK.-Messrs. Wash<
burn 4 Hender, whose capacious store and
house furnishing store, No. 50 Brady street.
is nearly completed. viii leave their present
quarters 10 Fuller's Block, Perry street. and
return to their old stand next week. They
have splendid establishment TO 90 into
whore 10 hope they will long continue to
pursue psosperous business. II energy
and enterprise viii bring prosperity, they
are sure Of il.
SsoRs SolD.-About two months aso, .
Mr. Goodwin, Of Watssvills, New York,
basgained With John Hornby for his new
brick store. No. 81 Brady street, but for
some good rsasea the trade vas not consum.
mated. and Mr. Ballafd became the pusshas
Or. Mr.. g. he's made another trial. and has
new purchased ef HGvsy Hills. ESQ.,, the
new brick store, next door abeve-No. 63.
Price. $500. Hs will open . Asrdwars
establishment at that place sometime during
the next month or two.
THs 0Ans LAw.-By chapter 1l5 Of the
aets Of 1862 It II made unlawful for any per.
BON to kill, ensnars, or trap, any woodcock,
except % his own premises, from the frst
day Of Janssry to the first day Of July; any
quail. ruffisd goose. pheasant. or wild tur-
key, between January Let and September
let; any pra,sie hea o. chicken, between
February 1st and August Let, under pen.
Alty Of i've dollars f,r svssy bird % taken.
We undesssand the spertsmsn Of this vicin.
Ity are determined to enforce this Law to the
letter. Let oil take warning and govern
accordingly.
HEARD FRon AaAiN.-For the information
Of the friends Of "Gomez the Wizard" who
visited our city . few weeks ago. We gave
m account Of his arrival and dspa rture
FROM Missouri. Our last account Of Gomez
reports him - being in his usual health.
with reputation on the increase. The Ev-
ansvillc Qnd.) Courier denounces him a .
''dead beat" and affects to disbelieve in his
wonderous fests Of legerdemain. and looks
With . critical eye upod the exhibition Of his
educated hog. The Wizard had printing
done At the Courier Office. and failed to pay
for il. The Courier got out an attachment
70 seize upon the scholastic swine, but his
bristles" Vas non esf.
NEW Boor AND Saoe EIouss.- Yestsrday
afternoon Mr.. r. S. Ballerd rented his large
three story brick store, No. 81 Brady street,
to W. II. Powell 4 Co.. Of Dayton, Ohio,
br term of three years, at yearly rental
Of $l,50o-reeerving only tho front office
in the second story. This new firm pro.
pose to open within fifteen days an extens
sive and thoroughly stocked wholesale and
eoA Al RocA erd Cl,rc Cto.> .rJ - -.
for custom made work. Their
stock is now arriving and will be bere by
the time the necessary shelving and furni-
ture is prepared. The sane firm is also
opening . branch establishment ct 0eneseo,
Illinois, and will have another in one Of the
thriving towns out on the railroad west Of
this place. Mr.. Powell does not come to
Davenport a. an entire stranger-this city
having prsviously bssn his homo for ssv>
sral years. We wish the new concern sue
csm In their enterprise.
Nsvsn BLocKADsD.-lt is fact wssth
noticing BY Ne travelling pubiic In parsics.
lar. that The Pittsburg. II. wsyns Z Chi.
caso Railroad, 10 the Only thsosgh line east.
that has not besn blockaded By Tie late
snow stssna Il has eet missed . tsain,.
and ito energetic uanagsrs Do not intsns
that any shall b missed. The line ! just
far enough sosth 10 ssoid ths storms which
belhss IL eshss liaes. This ssad ssatnsss
ts run IL pesssaese eass straight thrsagh
ltoa Chioase 70 New Yssk-thss svosdiue
III The trosbls = ehaaging iron 80 Uaia
70 another. This will b highly appesciAt-
ID. W. G. Clslaad, ths wiasly known and
irrspssssibls Gssssal AgsaA, l. still uanas-
isg ths alEairs Of ~ sencsra q he Chicaeo
end sf the rsuts, which d . substantial
guarantee hat the wants q The public viii
Be strictly attsuded to. Remember the
right way to travel when you 80 east. is
over thio line.
RscoNsfaUcssoB.-Cengrsss reesse0bled
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