Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-07

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farch 1866, and March 1855.
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IA slSi< AjI W. 81 lss.. vss caught b
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lor Sssks,s, MAT Wapsis.
Nusptins City 10 70 decide On ths Sssb
instant whether il y to havss ssw ehsrsss,
u psss under the provisions Of the ssosssl
incorporation ~. +. :. ''a "a 49, ,"
L. Csl. Willian Penn, Olsrke Ct Isws1
City. long eoanssssd With ths army aseey
maatae has hssp aaastsssd oct Of the -.
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oyrc,At.- Married At The residence Of Mr.
Ben. Jarvis, in Massha.ltown, Iows,b Rev.
NJ. WILEY JoSs BasCd. (ehatS - Md
Mas Mary Q. Se4naoo. (sAeCs ooss ~
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unroofsd BY the gale on Monday last. slso
'1hae1hs house 81 J. D. Mechanic In Jedsf
son Township bad sixty.six panss Of glass
broken cut BY the same storm.
NJ !. v6sz}s. Z A.lpsy Depart.
msnt Of the Army, formerly president d
AOtse sr bssssh e he State Bank ofIowa,
. war,s- hearted patriot. and Christian stn,
sls.ss. AislNs o. aesk uiss u ,setsanp.
ton.
IT., esehias sssiAsesst j. iaAnpsa
about Be WITT Iswa. A Nh. psstss
felt something prickins the end q bee IN
isrss md u hG1i6al teennA6oAIA 1eno-
inc, tsiehisa. "a evolved. Pork IL =,
house vas discovered TO b full Of the lital,
wesms,
r. Besasr-Thss lndss ~ ~ Railroad
Company have planted ana to1td . grow
| a toes on The weas sids Of the Depot, end
that they are going 10 plant trees over u
"wbols tom Aat.s' This 10 commsndablS
bot II they Do not take better care Of thsil
trees than our city Fathers hare done. l
viii be time and money lost so
Booxssoao. The Stats Rs1;sssr Gays the
Chas. W. Hamilton, Elk. Treasury Of Boo,
County 81. mpted suicide. short tim,
since, BY . pistol aimed It bis heart. Tn
ball glanced and be b In fasr Wy 10 70
cover. The investigation Of his account
shows him 10 b : dsihulter . the amour
Of $4,000 to $1,000; this, it 10 supposed
caused the attempt 1t self destruction.
MopAs HEaoisn. --Our youne friend Hal
ford, Of the Journal, was married ct TEL
o'clock Tuesday night. and saw bis Lowell,
bride take the ears for Chicago, il less thai
two hours. with no hope ofseeing her asai,
,r thrse weary mont,ls. No use talkin
about Crutus, Or any Of tho stories afts
this, and tue Spartan fox is weak illustrs
ton Of the GOODNESS with which TIE youn
man went about town yesterday, gathering
up his unconsidered trih,s. Any obseusi
" in the local columns Of the Journal thi
morning, may be readily accounted for an
excused. Every day that young man il d
lowed to run at large il fraud upon the IL
uatic asylum. Nascatine Courier.
Peat.
l The Hartford Tines learns that the Hart
ford end New Haven Railroad conpan
ha<e bought up the peat beds lying cou:
guous to their road. with view 70 the sui
situation Of peat Tor coal, a. fuel for thei
locomotives.
This simple paragraph viii receive n
more than passing thought from the caus
ual reader, yet it IL predicattd uprn yer,
important fart in the physical world, an,
illustrates the great law Of compensation b,
which the exaustion Of one substance i
nature is sup lied by another from the SAN
p,oli6c store house. Peat. so long tho re
lisnce Of 1rela I'd, as IN article Of fuel, Is Il
| VSVy JcCSut USE Itb VutS CUt1UtIvs III J8C3
its existence. in any considerable quantity
was not known until fec years since
While North last summer We were astohish
ed 10 find that peat had become 81 articl
Of v.ry eAPstderable consumption in man.
localities.S s..s.
henumber Of wood consuming railroadi
and the rapid consumption of wood in ordi
nary fires, has SO reduced the supply Of the
article, that it became questi N Of seriou
import what Substitute could b had to re
duce the expenses for fuel. This necessity
stu ulated research, and the examination
? Developed the existence Of peat beds. Il
New York and ths New Englaed States
! thse will prove q incAlculablc vAiue in tn
donesllo economy o. the North. Befor
: the VAR thtae wersaa6t ksswn. But il i
probable S6Aethpy exist insufficient guam
tity in saany 1qttions Of the icountry, to b,
availablsas 4 leading article Of fuel wher
twcud shall Aave become, in l great measure
exhaustods ~ coal shall not So aceessibls.
Peat, y ~ veil known, = Of vegetabl,
orieiu. 8 n let G 3 she baais Of boes apt
sw6upy seflA - = lDmpssed slmost en-
] tiysly u roSts, lsasss sAd bsanchss matted
4 tsoelhsr, aad sendsrsd moap Of less com
piet, according to age, or the amount q
pressure brought to bear upea it. It l.
constaelly hing fbrosds eod Sunssouen
may - t6Gsidero1 9 ibe6hneseibl t & quan
tity. as1he'ofSclR = pt6pesine MIR use i,
interesting, and differs very much in differ.
en- bcaliaisss Altogether. tAe ut Of thu
disssvssy ef Pesl bsls in Tie Uaias5 States,
will Rrovs -nstteg Of ~ inconsderahle
value in the industrial economy Of the coun.
IN eAl,LI
An editor hes besn' fined two undrcd
dollars for hugging girl in church. AEs
O1esp enough We oA4slhtgdsfl ) nj
IA church, some ten year6 'aso! ahd Il 81
cost - : thousand year EVER Dinco. -
Young Am<rico. y s.as ~,
We have never committed such es1l6o,
but confess. yYsknow Of ,, little, wono6
whom We would b. wiling 70 hug II il cost
10 two Thousand . year.-- Aeeiee IslIsr.
T One Of cur exchange thss rebshss the
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