Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

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| SuccEss-Tho co,illons at Andreas'
Park, under the directions Of A. Milo White.
One more to>night-;he ice is splendid, and
the Park will be brilliantly illuminated.
| CHoIcg FLowERs-John Heilman has Just
srr'ved in this city, direct from Holland,
with Tho choicest assortment Of flowers ever
offered in this city. See advertisement and
call on him.
! TnE KEYSTONE fciss.-1he natives Of
the Old Keystone State are determined 10
have glorious time OF it at their Annual
1 Festival, on the 28d inst They are making
extens We preparations, and will give an en-.
tcrtainnoat worthy OF the sons and daurht-
crs OF so no'i'c a State.
prRcnesFp- Col. Barnes, late of the Rocl,
| Isilnl t,.ioa together with Mr.. Tomp-
kiu's his son n lsw, and nr. RYAN. Of Da
hpquc. have oosed bargain fr the pI>
| buque 2paes tii,ce--r the sum of s > 900.
It i. good bargain for the purchasers
We wish ta,n abundant success.
IEtrcrarH.-Th new Inc was extended
10 Iowa city or Tuesday ~vcning, ana an
onre is now ope cd there We congratu>
late the citizen, of that place up IA the event.
l. is expected that daily paper will now
be stared there. All previous attempts
have failed oxirg to the want of tclegraphic
facilities.
Tnr receipts and 81 ipmenss per rail for
the week ending Saturday night, January
| 5th, were as follows
Shipment. Barley Il 900 bushels; Oats.
600 bu.; Wheat, 8. 800 bu. Corn inca, 100
barrels; Flour, 100 barrels; Hogs, $50
head; Dressed Hogs. 10000 Ms; Lumber,
! so IN. Mdsc.. 20 IONS.
Receipts Goal. 775 tons; Wheat. coo
bushels; Mdse.. 20 tons.
by the City Council of Rock Island was one
of 800 to H.. c. Connolly for Services in
visiting various places to secure the inllu>
ence Of the press in favor of locating an
armory on Rock Island Money well ex>
pended and will he returned TO the city .
thousand fold.
LECTURE Tomorrow, friday evening.
Theodore Tllton, the young and popular
editor OF the ~ u Lndcpsndrnf, W II lecture
at Metropolitan Hall. As the editor of
weekly Journal he is pre- eminently the
keenest, the brightest, the most original, the
most philosophical. the most profound wr
ter of the day. His paper is more largely
quoted than Any oher The Radicals swore
by il, aud the rest swo.e At il, the former
in solemn earnestness, and latter-likc our
army in Flanders Theodore Tton as
re.ormer never goes off half cooked. lie
never gets toe far ahead like Wendell Phil
lips, or too far behind like Garrison or
Beecher. but Ike ps the front rank all the
time. IL is this man Of mark. of powerful
influence Of high standing among the lead
ing intellects OF the country who is to ad-
dress our citizens TO morrow evening. Let
all secure seats early. No extra charge
for reserved seats.
Elrcr,oS ron Cprpcu Oyr,csRs A, the
annual mee,in,s of the respectiye churches
elections of church officers for thevca 1867
were had
rrv.fuy RAr4isr rurncu 7yy,,e-s-
James T. Lane. Z. g. Bood md Lsvi Ia
Nis. '.sr4-pan'ei iiar'we" ir'"siror-
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lev nssis.
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PKtspyrrsl.x CnrRcu-Ey.tees : j
Sanger. j. T. Farrand Chas T. pu,nam,
IN, X 'n@'sS' aud D. /, "a'ker feas"r,
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President; and Charles +. Pu,nam. Secs
ieiary-
Lrr Is Srr.-In its sore headed notice Of
the call for tho "neon,e.. mee,;,y- 10 ,,e
held =, German Theatre IN Ss,,rd,r eves
n;nc the cc,,,,- s.vs ,i.re i o,. c;,x oa;
c;.rs n.me .,t,cbad ,h.re,o II, -. son
about these officials. The ".ne', is our Civ
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