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

STATE srsns.
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Mejes Willis Drunmend, Of McGreeos,
~ suns South = a agsst Of tn 0ssun-
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M Aahssy. - ShAsrsa spea hh Ia.
tiss - Superintendent Of The Insane Asy.
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II IL rumored that Clsrk's train, which
nup6ssed esssral hundred persons, was
massactsd on the plains not long ago.
Many Of the victims were from Iowa
The snesss end aember Of the Keokuk
Hospital Corps bad IN eysEss supper and
70 union . few evenings ago. The Iron
Moulders Of the same city will have their
first annual ball on the sOth Of this month.
ren Jsnuary - Ostsser. 1866. the nsn-
Of cattle shipped over the B. 4 n. r. r.,
was %, 7o5, and Of hogs s9,ss2.
A pamphlet describing the public SER
vices and death Of Bishop Smytb. Catholic
prelAte Of Dubuque, has just bsen issued
from the. Herald Office Of that city.
The Congregational Church Of Lyons
has succeeded in freeing itself from debt
Of $1,000 with which It has been encum-
bered for years. - =
The Iowa Conference Of The n. E. Church
has decided to celebrate the hvAdredtb
year Of Methodism in the United States,
which will occur in 1866.
The capacity Of the lowe Hospital fsr the
Insane is for 800 patients. There were $50
at on the Sist day n September. Other
States are now excluded.
Hexekiah Fagsn, an old resident Of Polk
county died on Tuesday evening last.
The Monticello House, Monticello, took
Ere few evenings ago, but the flames were
extinguishcd.
Mrs. Wood, of Waverly, Bremen county,
was united in marriage, two weeks ago to .
Mr.. Risk. One week after the marriage the
parties separated.
Owing to delay in receiving materials.
the building Of the Telegraph Line from
Keokuk to Des Moines has been hindered
somewhat Of late.
Ellen Griffith. young lady about twenty
years ofags, living 10 Linn, Warren Co.
poisoned herself on Tuesday night last and
died on the following morning. Her friends
are unable to assiga any reason for the act.
She Was young lady Of good standing, and
had been engaged ia school teaching up to .
recent date.
The Linn county Register says that the
grocery store Of Elliott and Bros was enter
cd by 3 thief. who appropriated abcut % in
change which he found in the drawer
The same paper says that Mr.. l.. Stone Of
Marion vas recently severely wounded BY
shot which he received in his left de. II
...r. ,,,., ann. bovs w.s practieine tar
get shooting and that the shot which Mr..
Stone received was one "n'cn was nreo ~
some one Of the party.
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A Scene ae the POLLS.
From she 81 Louis Republican, Nov.s.
Gen. Frank P. Blair appeared yesterday
At the Sixth ward poll held at the engine
house on Washington aveaue, to record h 8
vote for the anti constitution candidates tor
auditor and County court judge khan
and bailey, when his vote was rejected by
theJudges 81 election, Messrs. Stephen k'dg
ley and John >. Thompson, because tho
General reiufed TO accept me Drake in'amy
known AZ the new constitution oatn, nut o.
Tered instead o! It an oath prepared ny MIN
sell, covering the whole ground o. const'tu
uonaI allegiance TO the Unite states ano
the State Of missouri.
The scene was one OF marked interest to
the bystanders and not un.mus'ng, IRON
the contrast exnio"ed I'D the sstoh's"eo
and very serious faces OF the rao".i Judges
ana !ne imposed ana oe'e.m'neo "sIpos'
: as SHOWN on the or"h1eo features u we"
BAT. II was evident 70 81! present 'nat TN
.n'ual've ~ oe'ns tsken 70 ove.'n!oI ."'
infamous violauon OF great ves.eo Ign. :
the r1snt OF !rsncn'se unsnac.'eo oy '"'
test courage OF tie new constitution.
zen. Blair, alter waitlns lot severa. u
, cast their votes. said: "Gentleme", ohe'
20 cast my vote, and am ready to prove tf
you ! am 81 years Of age, and have been
over xVyears, anu tnat am o'nerw'se qua'
neu ~ Tes ~. '"s -, nros.,..d :,
} judge R;drlev his ballot. | have prepared
; and now offer YOU an oath Of allegiance