Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

0ouS ana Neurele'a. IteuectuAliy oessIOyU
oil poison in the blood, and performs rads
ical cure. Road tse imonials elsewhere.
e. GsRvAss BRowH, at the Hawksye
Store, has reduced the price Of Teas twenty
cents per pound, and al other goods pro-
portionately. Goods delivered free 90 Satur-
days.
Csoics OProsruxi1y.-By reference to
advertisement it will be seen that Nessrs.
Inslee I Owens desire customer for their
store, No. A Brady street. This is first
class chance in all respects.
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No T.LEGR.pu. The storm king has
agaiu intsrfersd with our telegraph reports,
and we 20 70 press without our usual aitsr-
noon report. Our readers will therefore
take the good sleighing in place Of market
reports, news, etc.
MEErIxG rms EvsxixG Another Fcnian
m citing this evening at LeClaire Hall. Let
every lrishman be present. Good speakers
in attendance. Friends Of Ireland 20 and
hear Messrs. Scanlon and Morrison, the
best spsakess in the brotherhood. Admik>
sion Free
SnovsLixo Snow. This has been the
chief amusement Of to day. Many Of our
staidest citizens, with pantaloons incased in
boots in the most chivalrous style, have
been going in ON their muscle, with the
most fattering success. Up to II O'Clock
many of our side walks were in an obstruct.
ed condition
CLEAN Youa SIDEWALKS The worthy
Mayor has directed the rolics to notify
property holders to clear the snow from the
sidewalks in front Of their respective places
forthwith. Failure to respond promptly
will be met % the law directs. It is very
very wholesome regulation, and one that
should he carried into cffect-as no doubt il
will.
Thar Doa.-Not . shout was heard
from juvenile throat, a. the dog to hole
was hurried, not . loafer exploded fare
~ell squb, DER the spot where the "purp''
was buried The defunct canine written Of
last evening, has been slowed away into
winter quarters. May the passer>by, in
mad disgust, no longer clutch his nose nor
lifeless Tray resolve TO dust. where cold the
tempest blows, and till our States complete
ly bust, may peace attend his last repose.
RRAL ESTATE TRANsvER.-Th elegant
cottage. house on Brady street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth, west side, erected
during the past season by Mr.. Geo. Brott.
was purchased yesterday by P. II. Mar
shall, Esq. who has lately settled in this
city. for 5000. cash. Eldridge 4 Brother,
agents.
A fine tract OF 400 acres in Blue Grass
township. was sold few days ago, through
Ochs Son. agents, for the handsome sum
Of $4,000, to Hans and Henry Staltenberg.
The land is nearly oil under cultivation.
MooRs's RURAL New YoREEB. - Nov Is
the time to Subscribe for this valuable paper
which should Se in the hands OF every farm
er, horticuliuralist,. and general reader in
the land. Il has been frequently character
lied - the best farm and .yiresid. Journal III
Americd, and after examining its ample col
umns, filled with condensed information of
all kinds, We arc inclined to agree in the ss>
sertion. Il Is also, without doubt, the
widest circulating rural newspaper in the
world. The eighteenth volume has nov
Any farmer or horticulturalist
can make money bv subscribing for it.
SNow.-"rhe snow, the SNOW, the beAu>
tiful snow After wishing oil winter for
, little respectable sleighing. and now and
then receiving few inches Of snow, to be
melted away within the ensuing forty y.eif: :ht
hours after deal OF swearing and srh-
ing over the barest of roads, and still the
cloudiest Of skies; after reading Of storms
every where else, and the gayest Of sleigh
ing, the patient or impatient hopes Of tile
denixsns Of Scott County we're last uig ht
amply and most generously rewarded. At
about eight O'Clock last night. the snow
falling. and continued up to
near Daylight, ct which time the stree .
and roads were covered to the depth Of ov Or
\ foot. By eight o'clock the bells we're
ingling merrily. and the ''dry times Of the
past will now undoubtedly bs atoncd Tor
with . vengeance.
HurcurNsox FAxiLr.-The original Hutc b.
inson Family will visit our city next Mon
day, and in the evening will give one Of
their famous entertainments, ct which Pace
we are not yet advised. The members of
his family are among The singers Of the
Wherever they have appeared in
public, they have been greeted with the
highest marks Of favor, and with the NOS
tokens Of adairation and friead
ship. Their programmes are principally
made up Of all the latest productions, though
freely intersperssd with old favOrites which
will never grow stale. Among the patri.
otic songs No notice flashed to the Mast,"
''Freemen let your Shouts Arise "Tts
Peoples Advent" "Tenting on the Old
Camp Ground" and "The Furnace Blast. !"
Considering the fact that very few proies-
sional singers have paid our city visit for
many months, there can be little doubt but
that the Hutchinscns will draw crowded
houses - long - they choose to RENAL in
here.
A GsxERous Acr.-Capt. Andreas, with
his usual generosity, will tomorrow give
free admittance to his Park 70 I'll the Or>
phan's ct the Home. He hes also volun-
teersd to furnish several slsighs to help
bring then 10. We think his example
should bs initiated. Many Of our citizens
have convey ances, and half day passed
te. the happiness Of these friend
less and veethy little onss, would esstainly
reap rich reward from IN approving con-
science. 4any moro ceoveyanees will be
rnomsr~1 than hava alrnaAv h>>n oen~Sxl~I