Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

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RICHARDSON BROS.
THIRTEENTH YEl
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Jusr received the best assortment Of
spring cassinerss and cioakinS-buttons,
etc at Kspner's.
WILson's PllLs ere unexcsllsd - . din.
nsr pill because they invariably sslisss the
feeling Of surfsis and fullnsss. without sick
sning che stomach. Sold q oil drug stssss
PsRsorAL.-B. D. Austin, the popular
dry goods msrchaat hes jsst rstarnsd from
purehasing trip sast-snd cones back
thoroughly stocked up for the spring
trade.
RAiLRoAD IsoN.-A heavy shipment Of
railroad iron Was brought over yesterday,
and will soon be laid on the c., r. l. l. P.
extension west Of Dss Moinss. There are
large number Of men engaged upon the
grading Of the road west in spite Of oil ep-
position.
CiscuLAfIos.-Th Citizsn's National
Bank has received the first instAllment Of
its recently acquired circulation, nearly
twenty thousand dollars Of which he's bssn
perfected by the signatures OF the Presi
dent and Cashier. The balsnoe will b forth.
coming in . few days.
MgNDELssoHs CoNcEsr To NroHT.-The
good people Of Davenport shsuld remember
that numerous seats are at their disposal ct
the Burtis Open Hsuss to night, on which
occasion our popular and talented Asndsls
sohn Society give one Of their star oonessts.
Let every seat Be flied.
AuscArIxs Fssav.-Ths people Of Mus
catins have u last got ferry beat, the
"Northern IlIinsis," which arrived on Sun.
day. This 10 the same boat that vas char
tered BY Capt. Robinson 10 take The place
Of the "Rock leland" last year, while the
latter was undergoing repairs. 1t cost the
Muscatine people $4,000.
PosrPoNEnsrf. evening was not u
al suited to bringing out large audiences,
hence Judge wrishts propsssd lssssss was
postpsssd until Tomorrow evening, when
j. 10 hoped the skies will - more propi-
tious, the streets pssfsetly passabls, and
the people dstssnissd u All ths Burtis
Opsra House 70 its tull capacity.
BIsuoP's CnuAcH.-At the annual meet
ing Of the Parish Of the Bishops Church,
held yesterday, the following named gentle
msn were elected Vsstrymsn for the snsu-
ing year: Bsnjamin R. Phelps. Jas. Arm
strong, David T. Sheldon, william Van
Tuyl. Richard B. Hill. James L. Daymuds.
W. +. Kiddsr, ". :. Gould, Edwin W.
Baker.
BURLINGTON wants an elevator, and Da-
venport has determined to have ons.-St Z.
Louis Demscrdt.
Certainly, Burlington ought to have one,
BY all means Davenport dstsrminsd to
have one That's cool enc. Davenport
hes one now with aeapseity of 100000
bushels, and 10 going 10 have another fully
~ large, Just as soon - enc Of our most en-
tsrprising grain men can put il up.1
That Robbery case, said 70 have been
committed on Saturday night, at Pisrcs's
saloon, came to trial st Justice Peters to-
day. Ernst Olsusssn appearing fos The
prosecution, and W. A. Foster for the Dc
fence, and resulted in the aequitsal Of
Pierce. The defendant testified that be Was
robbed before he entered the saloon, by
four men, who met him between Pisrcs's
and East Dsvsnpos,, and took his money
and watch from him.
Nsw SsYLss.-Ths we'll known and pop
ular merchant taller, Robert krauss, in e.
| curing fashionable cutter from New York,
did IL to sivs our people the latest styles
lie has also received large stock Of import
ed and domestic cloths and cassimsres, ,some
Of the patterns being new and rich in Dc
sign. In addition to his custom depart.
mont. he keeps constantly on hand full
line Of ready made goods, and gents fur
nishing goods. Give Robert call and be
will DO sure to suit you.
AcciDHNr.-Our fellow citizen, Il. r.
Olaussen. ESQ.,, in passing Davis's planning
mill, on Fourth street, to-day on his wav
to the Court House. received an ugly blow
| in the face from enc Of the boards that was
being showed from the mill windows across
the sidewalk, ss 10 usual with the lumber
a. Il comes from the nill sftsr being
dressed. The end Of the board striking
him fair on the right sids Of the nsse. Pso
pie will Do we'll when pssaing that place q
look out that something take them una
wAres.
AND SnLL TasY Coxs.-Sincs the open
ing Of the schools on Monday msrning. th,
snrollmsnts in the primary department .
the city schools have increased two hundrst
and thirty two, Distributed - follows: No
l-20; No. 2-ss; No.3-70; No. 4-65