Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-19

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Usr L.llemand's Specific for RhsuAstian,
Gout and Neural:'a. II stfectually deseroys
oil poison in the blood. and performs rad
ical cus, Read Testimonials elsewhere.
TnEAs will be meeting Of the Board Of
Trsds this evening. II svclock, ~ Ms od,cs
Of Jus,ics Blood. Metropolitan Block. All
interested In the adoption OF constitution
aud bv Laws ere expected 10 be In at.ersl-
snce. sgs
ReAL EsrAvR SALE.--Mr. Jas. Thompssn,
yesterday. soh through Roberts 4 Cran>
dali, agents, . two story house, with lot
45xl7o feet, on Ninth, near Perry street, TO
Mr.. Dennis Morgan. for $4,000. Beth par.
ties are we'll satisfied thss they have made
good bargain.
Psxs,oNs. -Messrs. Alexander h Sehutt
are informed by telegraph from Dubuque
that no pensions will be paid until nert
week. The delay. which is quite annoying
20 many, We understand 10 caused by the
reorganization Of the Pension Office at
Dubuque
OoxlxG. We learn that the classic oss
tor, Wendell Phillips. is expected 70 speak
here about the 4,h Of April next, under tile
auspices OF the Davenport Library Assoc u.
ton. Tho speaker Is one whom sn will
want 10 hear, and .hs Association vill do
we'll by getting the largest hall In the city.
How ARE rot. ILLINOIS s-Dsmon. rms
Just finished large smoke>s,ack fo- new
mill at Sheffield, Ills. ltis made Of No. "a
iron, Is ~ feet in length snd 3 feet in di>
aweter. The job vas given to Mr.. Dnmont
because his prices were considerably cheap.
er than the Chicago or Illinois rates and his
workmanship can always be relied on.
GxEAr DENAxD. -RAR, Cock 4 Co.. are
overrun with orders for their Corn Stalk
Cutting Machine. They introduced few
last yesr, aud those having met With favor,
felt themselves warranted in manufacturing
ono hundred and seventy y-fvs for this
springs demand. We believe that number
is already exhausted, yet it is probable they
will be able to turn out aome moro this
spring. II is just the machine the farmers
have been wanting for the las. 20 years.
WniLE in Dubuque, says the Times, John
b. Cough received letter from an English
gentleman, who offered him two hundred
and Fifty pounds (&l 200 in gold per night
for one year = services IN London-but one
lecture to be given ia . week, and the series
to be confined entirely to the metropolis -
Besides the money offer, the correspondent
tenders Mr.. G. . well furnished house in the
most respectable portion Of the city, free Of
rent ior the year. Sixty-two thousand four
hundred dollars year for one nights work
in each week Mr.. Cough said he should
have 70 consider that proposition.
Ar the Temperance meeting last evening,
addresses wcre made by Rev. w. Baylies,
Rev. Jas. Challen, and N. g. Buff and G. Z
ilubbell, Esqrs. A. nexr as ws have been
able. to learn the usual subject matter Of
these addresses vas ably reviewed. and pre-.
sentcd in glowing colors, and somc slight
additions made to their oft repeated re-
marks. They prop sed to close the saloons
in the city before election, and to give the
inhabitants west Of Harrison street TO un
ders'and that they Unjust not iprssume to
have anything 10 do with masing laws for
the city. II this is not high handed Puri
tansm, We don't know what is. Every.
thing west Of Harrison street to be reduced
TO territor al condition. Are there not n
few of the faithful wno live west Of that line
Of demarkation, who may avert this Sedan
and 0ommorrA which is threatened. Let
those laugh who win. Let these would be
leaders afpublic opinion remember that 9TH
ers have rights as well IS they.
FOURTEENTH SrRkkr II. T.. CmuRcn.-This
society, formed from the OLD membership OF
Fifth Street Church, have been using their
temporary church for the pasttwo Sabbaths.
We attended last Sunday evening and were
not little pleased to note very large At
tendance. considering the extreme cold
They have organized Sunday School with
the following officers: Superintendent, j.
G. G. Cavsndish Assistant. l.. Q. Clark f,
Librarian. c. II. EIdridec; Secretary, Wal
ter Hsnder; Treasurer, 8. L. MITCHELL. II
10 proposed to organize the classes, appoint
teachers and get to work next Sabbath. We
believe il 10 the intention Of the society 10
procure musical instrument and organize
choir. Rev. A. b. kendie left last eve.
ming for Chicago to purchase . library for
the new school. The ladies and friends oi
The society met thn aftsrnoon to organize .
sewing society fos making articles prepare
tory 70 holding fair for the benefit Of the
new society. The progressive and persistent
efforts Of those interested in these moves
for the establishpsnt Of this new society.
indicate for Il complete and speedy sue
cess.
BANK AEsrxo.-An adjourned msssing
Of the Subscribers to the stock Of the Citi
zens' National Bank, vas hsid at the otFlcs
Of Brown 1 Sully, on last evening, March
18th, 1857, q u o'clock.
The meeting was called to order by the
Chairman, N. Kelley, Esq.
Tho proceedings Of last meeting wess read
and approved.
Those Of the subscribers to stock who
we're present, then signed the articles Of IS
ssciasio0. ~ already adopted
On melton, it vas ordered that before any
further action, tss pss cent. Of The amount
Subscribed - stock should be paid into the
hands Of Nsssrs. George E. Wosd, John L.
Swits and A. Sslly. - Trustees.
The nstieu prsvdling, the Necessary per
csntags - aboue thrss-Qsastes Of the
snoaat ssbsaibsd fos, Ne then paid 10 to
he gsstlsmen sslsceed 70 receive ths sane.
The meeting then procssded to the eh he
ton OF the 6rst Bossd of Directors; Nsssrs.
=. L. Sw's. and A. p Luse wsrs sproinssd