Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

TIE ohAoo ana vo> IN the sun.
Losr.-Lass vssk, the frens case Of
gold hun&sr rstch. The findse will be
literally rewarded By leaving il as this Of
Acs.
Fou.ra or JuLr.-ws scknowledgs 40
invitation to participate IN the Turner'S osl-
sbraaien q Mitehsll's Dlu6, los which ws
return thanks.
PsAYss- Msssius.-Ths ;rsgulAr weekly
prayer meeting Of the Young Mons Chris
tian Association will take place this evening.
bseisniss q o'clock, st their rosms in
Astsopolitan Blsek.
"DsxssaArc Nsws."-This 10 the title
Of democratic journal established q We
verly. Bremen Co., BY Wright q Stow. It
is neatly printed, and starts with liberal
amount Of patronage.
Suas THIxo.-It you ere afflicted with the
sgue and fever don't fail to Try the Hes
perian sure sure." Hsspesian Pills are
pleasaat 10 take, contain no injurious drugs
and you NAV rely on them, for they never
fall to cnrs. Ask for Hsspsrisn Pills, price
81. 90 VIM D'Ench 1 Co., propristors 81.
Louis.
MILlrARY.-We have received the compli
msnts Of Gen. Add. Il. Saunders, Js., son
Of onr worthy postmassss, and would extend
. heartywelcoms ~ the youthful General.
and trust that - assistant portmaster his
duties may be both light and agreeable.
Our compliments in return. Here's to the
health Of the post olics department.
wooL.-Ths wel-known Wool Commis.
sion House Of Armstrong. Fol'ett Co., Al
Broadway, New York, desire share ofIowa
business. They have unsqualied facilities for
procuring the highest market prices for do
ucstic wool. Shippers win be literally
dealt with. They refer to Mr.. J. Shields,
proprietor of tho Davenport Woolen Mills.
Flgsr NATIONAL BAxx.-By reference to
ths statement, in another column, Of this
popular banking Institution Il will be seen
that il is still doing good paying business.
II appears - usual to ~ doing its share Of
the banking business Of the city. Success
must follow we'll conducted business.
| THE Nav STEAM FIRs ExoIxE.-The
severe tests applied to the new steamer n
Donahue, he ing satisfied Liberty Company
that the engine is all that could be desired,
it was formally accepted by . unanimous
vote on Saturday night. The $1,000 boot
money on tho exchange was paid TO Mr.
Button, and he will return home tosmorsow
morning, taking with him the smaller en-
gins. which latter will undergo considerable
alteration before 1t will be offered for SALE
CITIZENS National BAxK-To day We
publish the flrst Quarterly Statement Of the
Citizens National Bank Of this city. We
are pleased TO notice the large amount Of
business this bank is now doing. Consid.
ing the short time il hes been in operation,
we think, it shows pretty good figures A
continuance Of its present efficient manage.
ment must make il popular ~ we'll % .
paying institution.
| WniPPsR Is.-The senior editor Of the
Gazette who still runs the machine through
second hands. has met with such prodigious
success in whipping into the prohibition
ranks The more moderate and sensible Re-
putlicans, once loyal subjscts Of King His
ram, but who, unable 70 stand the pressure.
have rsbelIed sgainss his reign. thst he now
tries HE hand on the opposition. lie will
probably meet with the same amount Of
success.
| BASE BALL.-The Scott Club Of this city
have accepted a challenge from the Lively
Turtles of Rock Island to play home and
home match. the first game to be played at
Atkinson. H.. on the Fourth Of July. The
decisive game between the Wapellos Of Rock
Island, and the Pioneers Of 0eneseo. takes
place there on the same day, Is also does
one or two matches between other clubs Of
this vicinity.
A match game took place between the
Arctic and Entssprise clubs Of this city on
Saturday, a MitchsIrs Bluff The score
stood: Arctie-79; Enterpriss-72.
SER,ous.-Ws very much fear that some
sudden and extraordinary accident has hap
pensd to the usually assiduous Local Of the
0asette, "a We cannot find in this morning .
issue one lioe Of intelligence Of the Oatho-
Fair. The 10 certainly strange ia . paper
which processes to be ct least forty eight
hours in advance Of the sun in all import
ant news. Feeling, a We do. under
great Obligation to the remarkable enereN
and enterprise Of the Gazette in supplying
the Dsoessass Of Sssls county with sdvice
and party news. We would in eur humble
way return the compliment BY giving the
GaseAe readers the intelligence 10 regafd 70
the fair they % much expsetsd to - in
this mornings paper. The full particulars
may be found in snother place. We will
hereafter sedsavor TO kssp them informed
in al matters Of LEGAL neWs.
National PIcHic.-The ladies' Of Daven.
port, ever alive 70 the interests Of human
ity, whose warm hssfts will permit no
chance 10 escape then Of extending what
aid they can, wherever want and suffering
prevails, have heard With much concern Of
the deep distress the families Of Fsnians,
who have been msde prisoners in Ireland
are now 10. The condition Of Irelsnd 10 such
that is elects The sympathy Of every low
sr Of humanity with constant labor il Is
Ill that the Irishmaa can do 20 keep his
wife and Iistb soss from stasvieg; and
whsn the labes that supports tie household
il cut ar that rnuaA hn thA con6itinn of the