Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04


Me;oe J. d. Tho4 pspn. recently appo;nt-
cd pension agent, has moved 70 Dcs Moinef.
a Dubuque teacher has been iined o. 90
for inhumanly tres.inga BOY in school.
The Muscatinians are going to st. Louis,
on an excursion for $50, down and back.
The ex-proprfstor Of the s.. Charles Ho>
tel at Musca,ine has decsmped.wishout pay
ing his bills.
:" Judge Love Of The IT, 8. District Couri,
i about 70 chicago his rssidsnss3ssm o.
sumwa 70 Dubuque.
The whsatlsn0 Adsoeate gives notice
chat it win discontinue publication At the
Close Of ~ qsarter. Rssssn, /: N dsn't pay" "
aThlus ~ slsven Lsdes Of Gsed Temp.
lars . the third judicial district, and they
will 8sll . seavsssiSa q Cosseii Bluffs On
the 9th ofjsne. -
IS n silasseie ss(sssisysf .Mvkt =
btday, svsd1ng Ia prese1D1 He. !. Q.
Policy. retiring ". NJ. With : beautiful
goIdAhesded cane. 81 ..r.ss.er
During the storm on Friday, Mr.. John
| Hughes, farmer, living on the Dubuque road
nine miles ftem Dsvsnpost hsd spsn d
valuable team horses killed by stroke Of
lightning.
The wheat crop looks promising in the
country. The cold, backward spring 10 said
to be the best kind of weather for wheat
cts nm i'll wind that blows NO one any
good" - Cedar Fails Gazette.
The Muscatine Journal gives an account
| Of the mysterious disappearance OF little
lad, named kesck from the steamer Iowa
City, who had taken passage 10 wapello.-
! 1, is feared that he threw himself oyer>
bosrd.
According to the report Of the Commits
sioner Of Agriculture, the number of cattle,
sheep and hogs in the State Of Iowa, on the
LIST Of February, wefe - follows: Cattle
and exea. sos, 227; milch cows. 845. ll3:
sheep, 2,sss. b25, and l,565, $50 hogs.
The population Of the city Of Clinton and
the assessed vaIuation Of the real and per-
senal property v thin The corporate limits Of
W city, 1es the year 1867 ass q follows i:
Tstal populslion II The city, 1886 total
pepulaiiso Of the tevnship. eos; total, g..
- vslss = ssal sssass. 80. go; valu:
oeoos no; lnnbss Of poeA 90.
Whsel aad ssss ere leskis6 veil xhsr>
ssss ws have besu, asd promise . lases
crop A very lasgs bssad(h q IAsd issswa
with small grain, 0ush larger than ever 10
fore in this part u lhs 6tats. The seesnt
heavy rain hes intsroesed with corn planting
l0la1hft bit 9TH = {ax 500 days It win
! s isES1.-lH Dodge NSvsassss.
The Davenport 0esstte hes been 10 mel
soeholy frsme Of miod since it trottsd out
LsGts Ct ths Govesnorahip, and that high
Dpifjtel stesd bolted the track. IL 10 70,
covering, heWevsr, nd nov trots out Dr.
Maxwell. who Wa known BY bic friends ia
Ohio. his native State.-Dubuqus Herald
From sAs GdSsees Of tAis msenisg 10 ~
that ths Doctor has declined. Cause-psss
sure Of business. "who next"
Judge Lsss aanouncsd on the 26th, III
appointment Of tho following additional U
S. Commissioners for the District Of Iowa
P. r. Henderson, 1ndianola; Henry Tenn
pie, Lewis Jas N. Reid, Ksokuk
Packard, Cedar Falls; Thomas Sargent
Fort Dodge; Ii. j. SkiH, Newton Z. T
Edginton. Charlton; j. n. Test, Counci
Bluffs /; Geo Woodbury., Leon; d. NJ. HAr.
rls Panora; Jne. Currier, Sioux City w,
u. Mack, Cedar Rapids; D. r. Ellsworth
Eldora; A +. Arnold. Iowa Falls; Delos
Arnold. Marshalltown Jno. A. Hall
Boonsboro; VIM Smith, Oska,oosa Jno
5. Stacy, Anamosa.