Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-20

0oSyI 0SooO0tUos0 10y S0O WotoS0H 0Q
~ sssrss sftSs DsnscsAs b ssiss IL IN
6ssnes towards giving 0sa. Add Sander
the slieht reward which be has 20 oeh,y
zen On twenty baatls- -6slds. The hsedinl
ssniods ~ fercib'y 4 those days ~hen Mr.
Rassslrs forsiAthers styled ths American
DsalAsstieu Of lndspsndsocs. - pssos ei
rsbsl impudsnes." Mr.. Russell tslls u
that Il u nens Of ess business vhe he's he
post omes-thss loyal msn must settle that
qssstisn. Loyal men have settled Il, and
settled Il 20 ef5ectually that I'll The vbininga
and hovlines The 9asssss can saiss. caanos
change the csusss decided upon. It 10 hard
70 swaks from dslicioss 4, ssa, and con-
front The stssn scenes Of reality. Il is hard
70 sail along peaceful ses, before winds ~
soit - the ssphyrs Of Paradise, sad then b
evestaksa with tempssts and shipwreck.
But instant felicity cannot b. hoped for in
this life. Why doss not NJ. Russell study
Shakespeare. and like the great Woisey,
muse In this strain:
Farewell. . long farew<ll, 70 all ny grsatnessI
This the state Of man 70 day he pu,s forth
The tender lsavss "f hope. referring to the eth
resolstioo ot the kspublican state piasftrmI
To-morro~ 6iossoms,
And bears his hlushing honors thick upon him,
refcsrins % svpiauss Of Abolition journsIsl
rhe third day, comes . troGt . Killing foel !;
referring to mysterious dispatch from WASH
tngtoh to eonspirators relative 70 Gen. sanders
appointasot.
Asd d-vhss So thinks. good essy mas, fall
surely
s.s +: III: Il .'fss, ss 's: H.. h: "s
Like little wahton boys that swim on blsdders.
This mssY eunners Tread. eighteen nosshsl in
81. 4. 4, {, S.yy"s3 y3 IN, a.p.a; ~. vo.. i..,.. .,
NJ. R'e's'l sA.i'siss sAsl ny h;sh
AZ ieseth broke unde, me; fabout the time
Gen saaders put bis final papers in his brssch.
and now hes len me
Weary. and old with service. 10 the mercy
Ois rsds stneasn. lrsfesriog 70 rebel impotence
' vsin pemP and glory OF this void. hste -.
l%saniox new post ofiicss with gilded s'xs-
feel my heart new opened. o. how wresehsd
g that poor man Gen Sandersl that hangs
D. princes Tread President'sl favors!
Why Nor.-Ths 0asstes claims that this
Is no time to be talking shout Northwes-
Tern canal route when N Esstssn canal h
being talked II. We can't - the point.
The interests Of these proposed routes do
not conflict in the least. The people Of
Davenport do not expect to build any CO.
nal over to LaSalis; IL built 1t all it must
be done by the Governmsst. but it il not
10 be expected that Government will build
The Northwestern csual-but that it must
be done by home enterpri.e-aLd co-opera-
lion Of means and energies along The pro-
posed line and nov 10 the time to ct the
matter properly before the people and get
III these intsrests at work. We can have
both Of these improvements just ~ we'll as
10 have one. provided tie Government will
furnish sufficient means. If Cengress doss
not aid 10 then We must cid ourselves-not
BY building the Eastera outiet-for we
could not do that, bat BY getting the
scheme into operation. Let
N not .eass the agitating Of either II ttess
until W ascertaia our utter
inability to obtain them.
PoLIcs CouRr.-This has been . lively
day before Justice Blood.
Robert Wright Vas fined 81 and costs
for getting drunk and disturbing the public
peace.
Michael Welch was fined D and costs for
disturbing the public peace.
For being intoxicated. VIM. B. Tucker
Was fned IS and costs. For the same Of
fence, John NeMahn was fined $S and
costs.
For the same offence, John McCarty. Il.
9. Stephenson, and Chas. 0artlsnd were
0ned 45 each and costs.
For disturbing the public peace, VIM.
DAWSON was fined % and costs. For the
same offence, Thos. Riley and James Rsy-
nolds were fined s. each AMI costs.
For keeping house Of ill-fame. Mary H.
Luailen was fined &l5 and costs. For b.
ing inmates of her house. Josephine Kils
ani Joel D. Williams we're fined 1t0 each
and costs. a...r
Several cases were Jet to be disposed Of.
Novsnsss 9Ora lss4.-One year ago to-
day there was running ice in the river the
Ferry boat found great difficulty in making
its trips the boats on the Northern Line
had discharged their crews and gone into
winter quarters on the 24th there was rare
skating on the slough At the lower end Of
tuwn.
Pa CoxrnA.-Ws are nov enjoying all
tho pleasant weather we could ask for; to
gether with the greatest navigation faci1i
ties. and the nearest We have TO skating ID
to 80 up 70 Capt. Andreas Skating Park,
and see the grading nearly completed. The
prnspects ere geed for several days ef 6ns
weather We have not heard from the
kuskrat family, hut shall soon, and then we
sbsll be able to tell Ill about the coming sea
son.
Bsxss,f o. ma OsrBAns Hons "A lee.
turs viii b delivered frr the above object
IN EsClairs Hall, on Wednesday evening.
22d instant, BY Mrs. Wilhelm, n. D.. d
fhtlaaslpa,s. Snhjsst, ths Philosophy
Of Death, !" and ~ cisims sf Soldiers Or
phans. intsrspsrsed viii psssenal obssrva-
tioas aud oxpesisness On The celebrated
battlefield Of Gettysburg. Admhsiea, g
ooots.
A CAsslaAsloH.-In the Last number ol
the Lynn county Register ~ 6nd ''Sol-
diem Hymn 70 Davenport, q 0rowls in
Rhyme" evidently from the pen Of some
nnappreciated soldier. snd''rrspectf6lly ded
ieatsd By ~ soth Iowa lsAntry.r Ths
rhym isn't - good - 4 might b, the rythu
isn't e1Betly pesEecs, Ut ~ think