Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

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daaags in Jefferson township, Lss oouSsy. |
Profs Piper, Risssll an6 Enos are hold. |
~ xsacAsh' Institutes II difEsssnt parts Of
the STATE.
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ess'ce osae Wsst Uaioo. Faystts county, .
lev njohts sines.
To Marshall county TSmss, ths Oskslos.
= Asrssa, and The Cssro 0ordo RspxSl;ess
have bssa enlarged.
a hsneing party - Deas Creek, six miles
vest Of Ottumws, kllled nine deer last week.
They were in cap six days.
There are kls7 persons in Warren county
between the ages II 6vs and twenty one
yeass.
A woman was detected in stealing dry
goods from store in Council Bluas. She
gave up the goods and was not prosecuted
The Grand Jury were in session two days
in Pottawattami county, aud did not nnd .
single bill.
A soldiers' monument has been erected
At Hopkinton, Delaware county. 1t cost Of
11,10O.
The Indianola Academy, under the care Of
Prof. Baker, is reported BY the Nisitor y
be in 6ne condition.
Tho Bloomfield Guard says tho public
schools Of that place are in an excellent con-
dition.
Rev. I. p. Teter 10 to deliver the opss-
ing lecture before the Keosauqus Literary
Society.
A youag lady named valsatins Vas
dr"..nsd NV days sinse, while attempting
v cross the Iowa river in the Southern part
Of Hardin county. The body was rscev-
ered
They are trying to raise 320O, 900 for the
St. Louis 4 Cedar Rapids Railroad in Kso-
kuk county. The Sigourney Nees reports
that "ths work goes brsvsly on
The family Of man named Benton Was
poisoned in Ottumwa: and that Of man
NAMED Donsyth Of Agency City were pois-
oned few days since by eating cheese
The Indisnola Visitor says that the
teacher at Hartford, Warren county, re-
ceives 125 month for his services. He has
. family to provide for, too. Comment un-
necessary.
Captain James A. Sewers, of Oskaloosa,
died on Sunday last. His remains were
buried with Masonic honors on Tuesday
lask. He was we'll known citizen Of Iowa,
and An oficer Of the 7th Iowa Infantry.
A tumor weighing six pounds was taken
from the arm Of Israel Dsughenty Of Age"- |
cPCity on Sunday week last BY Drs. Hall
and Cook Of Fairchild, Jefferson county
So slys the Lsdgss
Richards & Morgan have sold their mills |
and water power on the Des Aoincs, about !
mile above town, to Mr.. Arnold and An
other gentleman from the east. We un-
derstand the price paid is 10000.
The Charles City Intslligssosr says Hen
ry Kellogg. Of that town, wounded an owl
with double barrel gun, then dubbed the
weapon TO kill the bird, and IN doing so die
charged the other barrel, which took effect
in ono Of the great arteries Ct his own thigh,
causing death in . few minutes.
4 The large brewery Of Mr.. Kurtx, at Keo
7 knk, was entirely consumed few nights
ago, by an accidental confiagration. Six
thousand bushels Of barley were lost, be-
{ sides much Of the other contents. The es.
adjustment was insured for $4,000. Mr..
Kurtz was offered $40, 900 for it last spring.
!, VIM. s. Lee, Treasurer Of Beuna Vista
county, started from Fort Dogde to return
home, on Thursday the goth Of October
When he got out to the Lizard he missed
his pocket book containing $500 in money
and So, 900 in drafts. He offers . reward
Of $50 for the recovery Of the pocket book
and contents.
, DEArn OF SsLDiER--John Adams late
. member Of Co. NJ. 9th Illinois cavalry,
died in this city last Saturday nigho Of ty-
phod fever. He was about 81 years Of age.
, five feet eight inches high, light complex
ion and blne eyes, He had no relatives
here. and it is not known ia what part Of
the country they are, though from ques-
!. tons asked him just before his death it 10
thought his parents may live in Davenport.
I-Burlington Hawksys.
The Fairfield Ledger says . young man
named Croft, clerk in Laws store in that
place, was very handsomely cowhidsd on
Thursday last by : married lady named
vandorin. The provoeation was that the
young man had made insulting propositions
to the lady. Her husband WAS absent in
the army, and - her legal protector conld
not averge the insult. she concluded to do
II herself, going into the store in daytime,
= and tanning the young gentlenan's cuti-
{ de tillsh drew blood. Croft was immedi,
; atsly afterward discharged from the store,
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Anecdote of JeGfeys.
II The British Quarterly Reciew says Of
1efrsys:
Sometimes he met . witness who was
: his match, and the laugh vas turned against
him. Thus, one day in Cross examining q
q countryman in . leathren doublst, he bawl
n Cd out, You fellow in the leathern doublet.