Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-14

Usn Lallemands Specific Tor hnsu"eus"s
5out Ghd Neuralgia. II sfleetuslly destroys
III poison In the blood, and pssiosms . red"
csl cure. Read sessimooiais elsewhere.
Foa SUMNER WEAs.-Chld 4 Co., 40
Brady street, have . splendid assortment Of
Ladies', Misses Children's and Gsnslsmsn's
Boots, Shoes and Gaitsss, suitable for sum-
nes wear.
As:AuLr.-Wil. Mienke (erroneously
called Michel yesterday who committed the
brutal assault on Mr.. Glaspell yesterday
tried before Justice Blood at \ late hour
and fined $40 and costs.
LEGAL.-Mr. l.. G. Roweil, who has been
studying the. legal profession at the Office oi
Messrs. Dawson 4 True was admitted to
The bar of the District Court the other day
by Judge Rchman at Muscatine.
LADIES SUMNER DREss GooDs New
and fashionable styles and choice patterns,
. full assortment Of Grenadines, Piques.
Pcrcales, Balzar,nes, Lawns. Cambrics,
Swiss Mulls, Mozsmbiqncs, &C., &c. just
received at Wadsworths.
PALLlD COMPILATIONS. restored to the
beautiful glow Of health by using the de-
delicious Hesperian Balm. 1t has no equal
for removing and preventing tan, sunburn,
freck,es 10. for sac b7 al druggists VIM
D'Huch &co., proprietors ST. Louis.
TaR Sr. LOUIS EXCURSION. by reference
TO our river items il will be seen that the
Sheridan will depart on Sunday night for
St. Louis instead of Monday mor rling ~
heretofore announced. Those intending to
70 will govern themselves accordingly.
BulpaE ACCipsxr.-A lumber rAft struck
against one Of the piers this morning and
went TO pieces. About two dozen skifis
might have been seen saving the pieces,
not for the henefi. Of the owners, but for the
use Of the pvopretors Of the aforesaid skiffs.
Rock ISLAND 4 PkoRiA X. Rive un-
derstand the railroad committee will soon be
ready to take definite action. The matter
should be attended TO at once. "There is .
tide in railroad affairs as we'll as in the af>
fairs Of men,"
Scorr HousE. Daring the session Of the
| Sunday School Convention, the five child>
rem Of the Howard Mission, New York,
boarded at the Scott House. Mr.. Hum>
phrey, the landlord, generously refused to
accept any pay, and donated tho whole bill
to the committee OF reception.
| Fire Works. Fire Works.
The largest stock, best quality and lowest
prices in the west. Dealers supplied At the
lowest Chicago prices. Orders solicited.
+. A. CHAMPION,
Sign of Big Red Star Store.
SHALL we let the spirit Of '76 die out from
among us % people Cannot something
be done in memory Of our national day
"the glorious old fourth,' Shall Lexington
and Bunker Hill, Washington and his com,
peers be forgotten? Will not Young
America in this city prove his title-show
that National feeling and National pride ART
still his characteristics /? Let us celebrate
in hope Of future greatness end in memory
ofpast prosperity.
VAGaAScY.-MaryE +. Webster and Lizzie
England were arrested on the charge of va
grsncv yesterday, on complaint OF then
neighbors. Mary and Lizzie have been liv
ing in a house near the corner Of Third ant
Warren streets, and their conduct has beer
such ~ to merit the cond emnation Of thu
police. They were examined before Justic:
Peters and in de!ault Of 500 bail were sen
TO Jail.
The ATTORNEY GENERALsniP.-Thet tele
graph this afternoon gives Us the stipend
ous information that the Muscatine .journa
is in favor of the nomination by the Repub
lican convention, Of Henry O'Connor, to fl
the unexpired term Of the late Mr.. Bissell
AS the entire Republican party have bec'
waiting with breathless interest TO know
who the Journal would advocate, the dis
patch will be read with great interest, an
will relieve the suspense that all Radical
felt to degree we'll nigh insupportable.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER, old Speu
Ger farm in Valley City, owhed by G. w
Fernald. was yesterday sold BY Eldridge 4
Bro, to j. W. Churchill TOR ~, ,ooo-s7,oo
Of which is in cash and the balance in te
acres Of land near East Davenport, taken q
. valuation Of 5000 per acre. The farm in
cludes 1876 acres Of excellent land with
river front, . large dwelling Of ten rooms
: and two tenan. houses, two barns, and n
orchard Of 500 trees mostly in bearing
We congratulate Mr.. Churchill on his ad
vantagsous acquisition.
We received yesterday gift in the shap
of boquet Of frsshly>cus flowers. To ou
! eye there is nothing more beautiful thu
the bright look Of the early summer flower
II brings to remembrance days long gcn'
when We traversed the woods and g,there
treasures Of the same. with scarce though
Of the future, but only the present SCENE
unclvuded and free from trouble and car
But bright dreams Of childhood faded
Quick almost % these flowers will fade; y
, in memory We can recall those happy days
, and yet
Z" Flowers look upward in every place
, In shis beautiful world Of ours,
And dear as the smile on an old friend's . la
10 the smile Of the bright. bright howe's
May the life Of the fair donor be as brigl
and free from care ss are the beautiful flov
ers that now adorn our editorial table.
BASE BALL.-The match between Il
matched and unmotched Of the Scott Clu
came of yesterday at lhe old Fair Ground
and rssulted in victory for the bachelor
who were 81 ahead. The score stood, Be-
edicts SO, Bachelors 80. Married men We
rather scarce in the club and number