Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-22

PERsoSAL.-N- =. o~igaft, Esq, iofmer'
ly editor Of the Maquoketa Sentinel was in
town yesterday, in company with Mr.. W
Cundill, the talented poet.
Usr Lallemands Specific for rheumatism,
Gous and Neuralgis. II s6ecsually destroys
Ill poison in the blosd. and performs ssds
cai cuys. Read testimonials elsewhere.
w. P. BsxTLY. who deals largely in gro.
csrics, vegetables, fruits. etc.. on Brady st.
above Fourth. will be found the right
kind of man to deal with. Call on him.
ExPoRrED.-Our fellow citizen, Grabbe,
whose Hair Restorer is very mssitosious
Article, 10 becoming world>renowned on its
merits. lie this morning shipped large
invoice Of the Restores 10 Hungary.
The TuRNRRs.-Yesterdsy the Turnvers
in Of Rock Island, Moline and Davenport
held picnic on the bluffs near the former
city. The Sangerbund, of Moline, furnish
ed some fine vocal music, while Bsiehls Rock
Island brass band did the instrumental.
Tho Turner's went through their various
exercises, and the day was spent as is usual
on such OCCASIONS.
YouSa LADIES' ASHEyEuM.-Wea acknowl.
s,ge the receipt Of catalogue Of this foua>
ishing institution, located ~ Jacksonville,
III. 1t has just completed its third year.
With l39 pupils. The course embraces oil
English branches. the languages, music,
and especial attention is paid to physical
culture. II is one Of the best educational
institutions for young ladies in the country.
GoISG TO raE CoAsr.-Rey. Father Cos>
grove. Of Ste. Marguertes Church, leaves
ON the evening train for The Coast. BY
CLOSE application to duty he has 20 impaired
his health that BY advice Of his physician
and permission Of the Bishop be will spend
FIVE OF six weeks on the sea coast. He will
go either 10 Long Branch or Cape May.-
During his absence his pulpit will be filed
by special appointment.
0oINa AvrsR lr.-Ms. Fred. Ridenbaugh
of Rock Island, has procured 6ne "bat'
which he proposes to give to The winning
club in friendly matched game,t 20 BE- played
on Thursday, 18th inst, between the Scott
Club, Of this city, and the Lively Turtles
Of Rock Island. on the ground of the latter
club. The ba. will be on exhibition 81 the
office Of the Secretary Of the Scott Club in
this city At any time after tho playing Of
the game.
lNsEcr SnIELD-We have received from
w. I. Whitmore, Esq. agent Of the Carrier
Insect Shield Manufacturing Co., . speci'
men Of new and very valuable invention.
II is q portable insect shield designed fos
use on tables, beds. cribs, births on sseams
boats. Besides being very handy to have
in the house il commends itself to the tours
ist and travellers generally. - it is readily
folded up, and can be used on any bed wlshou.
fixtures. 10 10 manufactured In different
sizes and styles, costing from $3 to s.. and
it is an article that should be introduced in
to every household.
Police CouRr. - This morning Martin
McNamers, who had been arrested by Spe
oral Officer Heating on the night before, ap>
psared ~ the Police Court. and plead guilty
70 the charge Of being drunk and disorder
ly. lie Was fined 81. and the costs
amounted to e4.55. He had been very
quarrelsome with Michael Mccoy, and had
drawn . revolver.
Michael Mccoy, who had qusrreled with
McNsmsrs, plead guilty to the charge o.
disturbing the peaoe. He paid 81 fine, anc
$4.55 costs.
Allen McMullen and Michael Pollen had Z
fight in the rear Of McCarty's saloon, or
Front street, last night, and Allen appears
to have been the aggressor. He paid ths
city s15 and costs.
Michael Pollen WAS discharged.
NJ. Hennessy, who was on the excursion,
and somehow contrived to drink too much
beer, was captured on his return BY Office,
Martens. He paid q fine Of g and $3.50
costs.
John Boyle was found drunk on the
streets by Marshal Moore. His fine and
costs amounted to $155.
DnowNED.-On yesterday morning, -
Stephen Herrick, young man Of about
twenty one years Of age, and two others
were bathing in the creek smptying into the
Mississippi uear Braziers farm. mile be-
low Buffalo. Herfick got beyond his depth
and fioated into an eddy. from which. being ,
poor swimmer, he was unable to exttieate
himself The eddy rapidly carried him 10
to the centre Of the stream when the cur.
rent, which was very rapid. bore him away