Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-09

EDWIN SMITH.
For Secretary,
r. W EHRIG.
For Treasurer,
DANIEL GOULD.
For Director,
II. e. DREls,
For Council Proceedings eee the fourth
page.
--LATEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has just re-
ceived Ene variety Of Ladies' Misses and
Chilirens shoes-the best in the market.
BAsk ORcASizATios.-See notice oil call
ipr a meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Citizens National Bank. 10 be organized IN
this civ. The charter has been secured.
Jrss l.alemani'e specific for ilheumsasn,
Con, -nl Neuralgia. IL efsectunlly destroys
all poison in the hlool, and performs ral>
ical cur. Read testirnoa as elsewhere.
Nrw Styles duplex Elliptic" Hoop
Skirts a full assortment ol these eelc-
hrsied Skirts in new styles jnSt received at
Wadsworihs mh6-dlw
PERSONAL Our esteemed fellow citizen.
Geo. II. Pcrher, Esq, arrived home from
the east last evening, after an absence OF
several weeks, in fine health and spirits.
TINS EVENING. The Working NJ IS
Reading Room viii be open this evening -
In accordance with adi diourned meetin !, mem
bers and others interested are requested to
be on hand The entrance is up the stairs
ives, Of Stevenson 4 Carnahan's Drug Store,
on Second staeet-rooms ct the right.
RUNNING AGAM.-Our reliable feilow-eit-
izen, Daniel Gould, ESQ.,, is again on tie
track by common consent o. al for the office
Of Treasurer Of the School Board. So 10
Mr.. Ehrig for Secretary. Both having nos
bly, dis charged their duties heretofore, we
have full confidence in the further contn-
uance Of the same line Of action. We need
not waste space to predict their election.
Scnoor TicKEr-The following is the ep-
position ticket, 70 be placed in the i.eld on
Monday in opposition TO the regular noml
nations made last evening by the citizens
assembled n, the Court lIouSe, irrespective
Of party:
for President - John t. Henry Vice
President DAM Chuchi S-frcta,v-F.
". Ehris; 1rea~urer-Usn'i Gould; nirec-
tor Jas. NJ. Dizeil.
AccipENr-W learn tha, Michael Giller, ,
who works on the Arsenal building yeste,- =
day met with mn accident by his z uerg
caught under heavy piece Of timber, both
bones Of his leg being broken near the
ankle. DR.. Greeg. the post surgeon, at
tended to the injured man, and no danger
is apprehended. The employers on the
Arsenal subscribed very liberal sum oI
money for the benefit Of Gillen's family. VINO
are dependent On his labor.
". f. CHuhcn SufPER.-There was Z
large attendance las. evening at lie Claire
Hall. upon the social supper and prone,
made given by the n. Z. Society. The
three ,ng tables in lie Claire Hall, covered
with substantial bounties and rich viands,
were we'll pntronized. yet 40 liberal had
been the ladies with their supplies that We
venture more than seven ba>kets rcma ned
oil of which gave the iuvtui!a community
"a dinner to.day.
In the hal used for promenaGins the
Young ladies' bad stand where they. in
their pleasing WY, supplied all who wished
il with ic, cream, cake, etc. All seemed te
crioy the occasion, and everything >sei
of IN the most harmonious manner As
near as we can learn the supper was . suc-
cess pecunia-ilv t. the Societv aud sa,s-
factory 10 all concerned.
School NoMiNArIoN MEErisG-i, the
scaOoi NOMINATION. hcellnr. H04u III the
Court House last evening, JAS. Thorincton
Esq vas chosen President and Dir. l. j.
Saunders, Secretary.
1t was then voted that the meeting pro
coed to ballot for President, Vice President
Secretary, Treasurer and one Director %
the School Board, and thatIthe polls he KEEP
open until S o'clock p. NJ.
The Chair appointed John f. Henry al
Francis Ochs, Tellers. and the polls wers
opened, and the meeting proceeded TO de-
posit their ballots.
At 5 o'clock the polls were closed and
the tickets were counted. with the following
sesult:
PRESIDENT