Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


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The BisAsp q oGIsutsa wss recently
drowned in DE 0asU1s.
Or ninistsr, Hen. c. r. Adams. is re-
ported p BrssGsls with his family.
I've negroes aes 70 be executed nMssy.
lsal N The 81 q November. -
!. rhspslasus Z 49, snses poor little
gitta uI1soke1ps n sgpAes .s ~ one.
@Ansssusa = thsnosIosj sf uAsIndi.n
49, Oesspiantr, has just besn, dedicated
10 WaaTsn oussty. fsoaIUeve4tA.
Diilse, thssees, u.s,sAuia - fdlhll an
engagement In NASHVILLE % a0oDnnt Of the
80, cd . paasser be- med Nm 'Os
0.yOKN0QAGps. -.
- Gelp6a nh says slua,aksty ~
rake claims .against the New Yea Trinity
Chussh pnpeety-eaeh one t. hs,smount
Last week man and his wife, Of Chics-
20, died with the cholera, their little one on.
y seven years old being their only attend
ant He passed the night in solitude with
' 81 80 b.. issisL sa5
x Nnwaukss young lady had her cap
~ ma sstbN lRee .Ssllss, ,bses failed to
vim bin, when confident tried to comfort
her With Words .Nssss mind, Mollie, there
10 - good 6sh IL the seA % ever vas caught
'Aollis knows that replied her little broth
er, but she wants whale
Judge Shai1.r and c. W. Howard, Of Cal
Hernia, own . dairy farm which occupies
twsaty-6ve miles OF the SEQ coast, running.
from The city Of Ssn Francisco, and cmbrac.
ing altogether Il, 900 acres.
Miss Fannie Seward. the youngest child
and only daughter Of Secretary Seward, died
Aoalsy nsrn,sg q her fakfR1s home, in
Washington, from bilious fever. He re-
usains will be conveyed 70 Anburn, N. r.,
for interment. ..... ....-
A prominent bachelor politician remarked
70 lady that soap- stone vas excellent to
keep the feet warm in bed. "Ycs,r said
the young lady. who had been an attentive
listener, ''but some gentlemen have An inn
provement On that. which you know nothing
sboul" The bachelor first turned pale, and
then turned tail.
The newspapers in various parts Of this
country are noting m immense increase in
marriages since the close Of the var, show
ing that nature is cxerting her recuperstive
power to make up for the ravages OF the
battlefield and the hospital. Ia Ohis the
increase Of 1865 and 1866 over 1850 and
1860 10 over 81 per cent Similar s'ati lics
compiled elsewhere sl,ew siD,!af results.
The bears in New Hampshiss hsvs b.
come very bold this fall, and they plumber
the farmers orchards with impunity. One
ofthsa vac lately discsvsssd in tree sha>
king of the apples, while two Of bis COM
pahions. on the ground, were deliberately
gathering them up. Fourteen Of them were
lately killed At Albany and one at Canary
Village, near the town house.
Az Incident During &c Are alarm last
Sunday, in the middle Of church service,
there was quite scene. The minister had
stepped into the ante room, Is Il e hymn
was being sung, and when he returned, the
men 3ortion Of the congregation had de-
parts6 eor The flr& q loked Around 10
some surprise and remarked, "ln oldea
times, the children Of Israel felt that God
would take caro- Of their houses and goods
while they were worshipping Hin, but
with sigh) t,mes hass changed" We
wonder il that parsons house was burning
whether he'd trust in the Lord to put il
s4t, o. scamper for buckets Of water s-
Green Bau C0ze(fe