Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-19
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II. .sls':'' re.,e. = s..s.s.. at
[1ass City, las9V ~ kwas srand AFFAIR.
From I. 900 70 7.O00rqeI e present
The soldiers no doubt ri ltihed Ct this
expression of appreciation.
Gov. s.oa. By put.d N. udell, Of
Appanoose ooYeay, 70 VI the hospitals
along the NJ fsaq ri b the way to
New Orleans and 70 to he |ants Of Iowa
sddius, and ? l. bxp( ked 10 see that Is
many of our Vpld ep \ able to travel
shall be transit Istsly 70 Iowa.
: Oua HosrrrAIs41 tLossp.-Dr. Swift,
Medical Director Of Bis Department. called
on Us yesterday Ne informs us that the &.
8. Hospital in this city will be closed within
the next tWe er Tires weeks, or q soon q
the fow rsunaining pekiens can be transfer.
red to Davenport. In the meantime the en-.
tire furniture, comprising iron and wooden
bedsteads, kitchen and dining RON farpi.
ture, stoves, &C., will DO offered for SALE
ReokSk Gate City, 17M.
TIE WoRK GOES Dr. The new
German catholic chYlfb beg > to assume
gigantic proportio1e The ID Is ore about
up to the top Of ~ windows, Ind will soon
be ready for hbfool It's N intention Of
the architecH Mr.. lullany( 70 have the
building 81 ked in tht fall, ia do more or
less oft4 insids work dun1 the winter
Ns1tss Hon. y pething hat Psns, will SEQ in
Dabal De the Pct and q 81 arranged Cath
elic Iurch e State Dubuque Herald.
negrd Yin eokuk Committed rape upon
own iAs6gter. as vas bound over In
sum- ooe5, ooo TO appear At the next
! Of (urt, "a in default q ~hieE he
SA Ia to NJ. We scarcely take mp =
newspal kr. - days but what We read Of
just suchAslKsSl nfrasss by negroes as the
one We here relate md white women are
very often the victid Rf their brutal lust !,
and yet we find large Amber Of white cit
liens anxious 70 place government Of
the country in the hands q ignorant brutal
negroes.
PROVED FArAL.-The folio hing We find
in the Charles City Intelligence
We arc panied to learn that infeld S.
Rider, for several years CORES lndent Of
this paper, met with serious acc| Dnt some
days ago. lie was on q steambost en miles
below Vicksburg, when the boiler 0)rst, and
Mr.. Rider was throwvIbt upon Be land,
and seriously injuEbd i4ternally. Pile set
out for home, and /friyiqk at Wav4ly, was
unable to travel olrther. His brotl Ter from
Floyd went dowf On TUT bday, viii an easy
carriage, 5cddi etc., bring HIN home,
His recovery idoubtfu
From gen cman re- entity froh Charles
City. VIC lear that MI Rider q I'D yester-
day from til effects e1his injur4 s.
ALAks rbor contention NJ It at Michi-
gan City q the nth. About 5000 per.
sons were attendance. The Sum Of s2s,
900 was SUI Ecribed to carry h the work of
improving c harbor at tina place. Indiana
men arc y srminsd to y te an outlet by
lake withd depending pom Chicago. 1t
is move 10 he proeu direction, and may
succeed.
i A PANIc.-It seems That our people got
in more of panic ii lation to the crops
than a correct report affairs warrant
From every directid I'VE learn that the
crops have been as 81 B as usual A New
Hampshire journal s 3:
The crop of hay New Hampshire is at
least one third arg1 han last year. The
Same may be said prley and oats, but in
hardly as large as 4 expected, owing to
to = disproportion between the head and
straw.
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