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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09
|. A TIE kW S.
Illness and probable Death Of Mrs.
Douglas.

Is is we'll known to our readers. that Mr..
Douglas - wife oi Hen. stephen A Douglas OF
lllino.s-has since the birth Of living child
al Washington few weeks ago, been very ILL.,
friends in New York teisgrsphed % this CRY
YESTERDAY that Mrs y had l-een given up by
her hysieians and that the Senator himself
appreheBsive that her death might occur
any nour. We sincerely hope that the phy
selaIs and husband may he deceived. and that
the life of this beautiful and suiab!e lady may
be spared 10 the society Which -sa i. well
qualified 10 adorn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09
Election Return..

Bos1oS. Nov. sih.-A election for Govern
or and other State Officers took place in this
State to-day. There were tour tickets in tie
field, VIZ. Democratic. Republican, Free
ochoo. and Opposition. The Republicans Lave
carried the State by about tie same plurality
S. they obtained lss. vesr Hon \ = Banks
Is re elected Gov'rncr over Benz T. Butler,
Democrat, and Geo ~ Briggs. Free School
an; Opposition
Banks puraI.iy ia this city i. osl Last
year beach had a plurality Of 81.
WISCONSIN
MnwAuKiE, Nov. $50 y. M-Ssalle.in9
returns from various y.arts.of The State chow
Republican gains over the vote Ct 1857, and
lnd este r. election Of Randall for Gnversor !.
The Democratic MAJORITY 5sr Governor in
Milwaukee is 2,5l5 a Democratic loss Of 25
On vote oi 1857
NV YosK. Nov s-The following return.
of he city wards have been received Third
vard-Sanfori K Church. dem a!so on the
tti,s ticket has 80 majority for Comptroller
David r. F.o,i Jones. dem. ani on Utica
ticset Tor = cs-tsry ei State has loo msioritv
Ninth Ro'trt perniston, zen. for
Comptroller la. 5il ms u L. +, Jones
dem tor secretary of state has 40 paiori'y
Ttitt-lifN " .I'i-- l'cIl.l-i0h ssl, oS5 III =,
jenes, j, m for secretary Of state, li3 maj
IAtKE - II Nineteen uarJs Jou.s. te,a SECS
re.aty of State has l. 600 mai In sixteen
wards Chnrch. 3em. in;,tr".ieT. looon ma i
Mauier.-. rep, Senator i probably elected n
the 9Th city district.
s.w gFEsTT
PH.L,ILlFIl,, Nov. Ne. Jersey-FIss
townships Burlington, eive Glien, o. position
10 Governor. 81 maj Jarlty Center t.wnsnip .
Camden Co Wright, 3 sjorisy.
DEIE9TT.
DEho!l Nov. AT the municipal election
10 day buhl, Republican Msyor was elected by
sbout eJn MAJ, over Harmon. Democrat.
The Republicans elected out Of 10 Al3er-
men.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09
From Washington.

VA HI>GToS. Nov s-A. the chief, II not
the only difficulty in the way Of the consum
mation Of the pending treaty between the
United States ard Mexico is in re.
lanon to the proposed transit routes. il fuen-
u-l parties have submitted 10 both govern
ments basis of comp viz Whichever
government may have forces nearest any
scene Of obstruction or disturbance, ehall
promptly interfere f,r the purpose Of reInov.
ing H. will the lrivesce oi entering the ter
riiorv Of lie Deichber. aud both in cse Of
Of emergency shail act uniiediv. The assist
ance recently Afforded ily the Mexican troops
from Maltaultras 10 the people Of Browns
vile, i stated as an example Such q propo-
si,ion, however, TO he Incorporated IN the
treaty. must come from the liberal govern
ment This, ii is understood i. fsrorably Re
gArded by our own.
There i. Lo doubt that both the govern
u.ents Of Great Britain snd the [ Uniied States
sre decidedly earnest in the presentation OF
their respective positions or consictior= Of
right In relation 10 tie san SUN question.
though not more so than they were III the
Oregon controversy; int the latest iorsisn
Official adsie-s do Ne; jus ifs any Apprehension
oi serious difficulties between the two conD-
tries
Capt Paine, ci The navy, Is here dangerously
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

EDHroRs DEMoCAT & NEWs-Geafs -
You will find by referring to page l4s of the re-
vised ofdinsnces,,bs, tie amended city shari or
provides, that the city council cannot levy .
special tax for lighting the streets, except on
petition OF the owners Of more than half the
property ~ 10 be taxed
From this you will see that the tax payers
are the proper parties TO move 10 the matter.
1.-THE property holders in that portion of
the city. where the lamps are situated, asd ad.
iaeent thereto. will petition .. provided by the
charter. doubt not that the city council
will provide fer lighting the Tampa
Respectfully yoars.
Z. AueUsIus HAvILAxD.
DAvespsrA Nov. stA. 1859.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

THERE il be al informal meeting
of Young men. favorable to Temperance held
OF No CAV evening next, at Woods Hall tn
Object Of The meeting i to form . new division
of the Sons cf Temperance. All young men
are particularly invited to attend this nesting
an We most cordially advise them to do so.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09
E1rOt - Vr1 vel
3 OTIS AND 3 HOE 8 !.
-. - u & - . .

No. MIC KOLL' BLOCH.
Is NOW RECEIVING HIS FALL AND WIk-
j ter stock Of Boots, Shoes and Rabbery. 10
which he invites the sxanination Of cussnepaup.
have large and full aaeortnent Of eli Eades
OF goods, both eommos and fne, adspeed to eify
u very common habit With Boot ana Shoe nse
nsu-s-dsys have ths lasgaat A. bese ssssss-
ment ever cGssed in Davenport have nost of
ny staple goods naa11hsts1sa sxpsesly ~ ~
own trade, and eaA uassaat then i qssiity eGaai
= the best. A TO prices, doa't pross9 70 give
those second q third rate gooAs. Ny aiD = 70
keep frst eise goeds, end ell then st he loesst
living prices SANFORD SCl1S.
sug16 Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09
CHICAGO MARKET,

Tuesday evening, Nov. ?.
The wheat market was very much exalted thi :
morning and advanced 213c on Spring. .graies-
Flour inactive. Corn active at advance Of Ia
&c on ear. Oats dull. Barley frn with fair de-
mAad. We quote:
FLouR-Spring extra 81 so.
WHEAT-Spring No ranging from SIS 10 ecc il
store.
CoRH-Ear 33955c.
OATs-No at 39c.
BARLEY-No in store 59I6lc
PorAroEs-Quiet Pinksyes Soc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

NESAIioU---lt Is most outrageously
vexaiious to have lhei tele. rAph fail when We
are expecting news Of much importance We
sh, uld have had full return. from New York
las, evening, as we'll as from the greater part
Of " isconsiD. We did not receive line
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09
TO-DAY'S ADVT'S.
Powerle.. for E,i,-Po,~., f,r 6:ooA

POWeTless for ESii-Potens for GoOA.-
When pain or inflammation is present, and Bran
dfe;hs Pills are used, they at once seize upon the
humors which arethe occasion of the pain aud in
hamma' ion, and remove it from the body. This
quality Of alone seiring hold, and causing the ex-
palsion Il dcpraved humors i. possessed b, no
ether medicine. For Bfa0dreth's Pills ere-s,e
selely upon those impurities which surround and
aztec; the tissues and organs affected By disease
u, NATFRAL AFFINITY, THEr sElzg TKEsE HUxoRs
eEe eAUsE THEIR LIFE Is BELow THAT or TEE Sur
RorsDIsSrAKrs ani expel them from the body.
! oung people cannot, but middle aged and old
peoIle can, in measure, appreciate that msdi-
eine which, being used in sickness, acts only upon
the cause Of diselse, and which has no psveS sx-
cep upon those humos whose presence pfoAsees
every pain, anu whose removal removes every dis.
ease Whatever organ is affected, there these
wonderful pills penetrate. and remove Impurities
from thus preventing settling Of the huno-s.
because they are removed from tbs body In
rheumatism, fevers, pleurlsiss, ain. u the eide,
d, spepsia, head aches, cositiveasss asthma colds
cauchs. sore throat, piles. ulceF- boil. they give
immediate relief and taken early prevent ar
game disease. Maladies, pronounced hey ond na-
man skill. have Welded 10 cir influence and mil
lions OF b umaI lives have been saved by their
timely use. On how important in sickness /.
use that medicine whics only extingushes the
disease aud leaves no evil eject behind. Sold e,
I'r Brauiretns Principal Once No. 2si Cana,
Street, New York. and by sll respectable dc iers
in medicines. iwnovilt,decll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

To MORROW We shall have up another
power press, which will make the fourth nov
IN successful operation. We have still two
more to put up so soon "a we can make room
for them Our johbiny facilities are little
ahead OF any office in this State The quality
OF our work il well known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

Ii Is now admitted on all sides, that
kRArsK 4 Co., the popular merchant tailois
opposite Cook sargent's Bank, can fit out q
man with a little the nieest suit OF clothes TO
be found in tie city Their garments give
universal satisfaction Thor stock of ready.
made clothing is very large aud complete
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

WHAT HAS BEooME OF HIN 1T has
for some Ii e been matter ofinquiry as to the
Whereabouts Of h. Ii. samson, ESQ.,, Attorney
st Law Of this city Mr. :. very suddenly dis
appeared about the time OF the late election,
end As he wse a good Democrat, We are rather
anxious to know whether he has left fos GOOD
or DO. His extensive legal business, We much
fear will suffer from his prolonged Absense.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

AsHINGToN SvUARE.-Mr. Colbrunn
is circulating subscription pape- to secure
the necessary funds to complete the im prove
ments on Washington Square This square
when completed will be grea, addition to our
city and We trust Mr.. c may be .cecesgf al in
securing liberal douatious
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

GIooNY.-it looks decidedly gloomy
in town when ore cannot see The ladies trip.
ping about The streets Thev very ludiciously
stayed a, home yesterday, and carefully a,
tended to their HOUSEHOLDS duties at leas; We
presume they did
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

YNkUsTEE'S SALk.-whEKkAS. ON THE
! 10th aay Of July, 4. p. 1855 Reuben Bar
niger, Of the County Of Scott and State Of Iowa.
| executed unto Henry h. Mathews, a. Trustee.
certain deed o. trust conveying to said Trustee
the land in Scott eouuis Iowa, described as fol-
lows TO- wit:
lie North half Of the Wes half Of the Sousa
west quarter cf section No. tweuty-four fa4l.
IN township No. seventy nine (79l North af
Ha1ge two 2 East Of the fifth 5th princ;p.I
msndisn. Containing in ali forty 40l acres
nich said conveyance was made by the sa;d
feusen farin.er for the purpose II securing The
payment Of one certain Iromissory note ana ~
Interest tn bereon, signed By said Reuben Bsrinrer
dated the lotl day of July, A. D. ISIS. and psya,
Die as follows: One for the sum of EiereD Hun
drsd, ninety -four and e5-iee dollars, payable
IN one year from its date wiih interes; 1t the rate
oil ten Fer cent. per annum, after due.
And now said promissory note having become
aue and payable, and the said Reuben BsTinger
having failed t. pay tie same, ], Henry b. Maih-
ews, Trustee as aforesaid. do hereby give this pub
lie notice. that by virtue q the power hich j. in
me vested by said deed of trust, ] WILL on Fri
day, the second day Of December, A. D. 1859, at
the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon sf ssid
day, at the Court House door in the City Of Bav-
export expose and oes Tor sale, al p. blic auet top
the parcel Of lard sbove described, or SO much
thereef as shall be necessary to satisfy and pas
the amount Of said note With the interest thereon
TO the day If SALE together With all the costs and
experses attending said SALE costs of this notice
and Trustees fees
Dated the ninth day Of November 4. d. 1852
HENRY B. MATHEWS, Trustee.
novl0-tds
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

A RAW, ugly day was Yesterday, veri
fyin. our prediction that We should now hs,
to ay foF the long spree Of pleasant, weather
with which Providence mas favored IA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

oUR local columns are rather mea-
gei this u INNS. irom tke fac, OF there being
nothing to write about Who would be a
locAi editor and have 10 hunt sutjects Tor items
snch dAy .. the one ius: paet
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

IHk supreme Court will adjourn to-
dav \ very large amount Of business hs.
been transacted al this term maeh more than
at any term heretofore held in this city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09
l.. ). Steamers.

HAMProx Roads, Nov. s.-The bark hate,
from Montevideo. reports haviu left in port
the United States brig Perry The [ :. steam
er Me.scomet at Tigne. laid up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

OUR rAPka Yesterday morning was
rather poorly printed. We have jest been
putting UP another rress upon which to print
ii, aud this was the. frat trial The different
parts Of the machine do not work very vel Is
yet. We will have them all eht il a dsy or
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

We HAVE IT from o reliable source
that the decision OF The Sul rene Court in the
Cedar Valley Railroad case will not be given
until the December tern. We had hoped that
the Judges would have given us their opinion
before they adjourned Court but it appears
that they will not We can 10 nothing bot
suck our fingers until the matter IS decided,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09
zoo, 900 Bushels of Grain DESTROYED by
Fire.

BuFFALo, Nov. --The grain elevator Of ih.
New York Central hailroad Company was to-
tally destroyed By FIRE a, IL O'clock last nj gh'
II contained over a0a 900 bushels OF grain all
OF which WIS destroy ed,
Loss on the building ard machinery abou,
$50. .o0o-- uninsured. Loss on gram orer $500, :
Oeo-fUliy insured. The extensive freight de-
pot of the company adjoining va. but slightly
dsmag ed Origin Of the fire unknown.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

pHILApELrHIANs. NoTIcE. Philadel.
rhis parers for sale. sni suhscrit,ions re-
ceved. BY Adams, a, Iowa Book Rooms. Pa,
ror.z. him
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09
Fire and Loss Of Life.

All .NTA, Ga Nov s.-Lsst night the store
.. j. A. Gibson, commission merchant was Je.
iroyel by fire. -Four or five kegs Of powder
exploded. blowing up the entire front of the
building and killing Mr. l. S. Blake and
wounding several others severely
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09
J. J. Sl.VE 6 ANCE.

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS.
- GOODRICH, would invite your attention I. his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services TO call and
examine work aid prices, at his Rooms, next door
to Shep. erjs Amb.o;ype Gallery, No 5, Brady
street. nearly opposite the Post Ofice.
y. B. Teeth extracted all hou:s of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

lHE roads IN the country are still in
very good condition. The late rains las b. u
efttei rather than iriure1 the travelling.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

PoaK PAcklNG.-We have been in
formed that a prominent pork packer Of
neighboring city. has sent his agents ilto this
and adjoining counties. II make contract. with
the farmers i,r their pork.
Now, We do not -xactly relish the idea #
lettin. dealers from other cities take from us
the business. which. If the proper exeriiops
were made would Otherwise fall TO ou, lot II
tie pork OF this county goes to otter places. is
it not reasonable to suppose that large
amount OF ,he iraie OF our county will also go
thee Ne hear oi two or three firms in this
city who ilteni packing a little pork this
winter. hut they viii rot invest any grea,
amount of capita in the business Our mer
chants can easily see the great importance OF
having all the pork of this coInty, and as much
as can be drawn here from adjoining coCuti-s
pork to Musca,in-, they will certainly DO their
trading with MuscatiDe merchants. aud there
is more goods bought y them during the pork
season then al AMI ciier time during the
var
II tie capital i not here 10 purchase the
pork v should think ii would he 8 good idea
to en3eay,r to Draw it here 1t will he. er do
IN Jet rivs towns take from us cor Legitimate
II de fer want Of the r,crer exsrtio bsing
made Let those mos, Interested in ihe matter
see to il. tina. they 30 not suffer from prccras
unation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-09

L. b. STOCKTON,
LEWIS KINSEY, Clerk.
Gao NJ MATHEWS, Gerk, pro tan.
November sth, Is5e
as5 &c Cam pbell =. W McHarg. appt: Sco,s
county petition for rc-heanng orerulea.
! $50 Phillip Sykes vs Geo " Baer. sppi Ma
] Asks county reversed, Stockton dissenting
+ SIS Israel K owi'zer for Adncr 4 Co W Cha.
Sheldon, knapp ct 81, appts Dubuque county f;
affirmed.
/ SIG Mary Burton ct al vs. O'Halloran. app, :;
Dubuque county aff rmed 20 opinion Necessary
! AS Hswkias Wickersham w Thos Orr. appt !;
Scott county Ietitio for -e-he1r.Ig OyerTuiel.
o3s Luman Foot c, al, appts, vs. Tneo Grapen-
geter ct al: Scott county petition for re-hearng
overuled.
433 Cook S2rgen, appts - Jno Z Dillon ct al
Scott county petition Tor re-heAring continued.
596 Geo Davis 4 Bro ys Jas Woonough.
apTi Dubuque county motion 70 disEiss petition
Tor re- hearing s0stAine9 and former judgment 10
stand.
81. John Thorn sppt " Geo Wm Tn hsrn ;
Scott county continued.
s54 Paul Simon Fred Wsigel, app. Du-
buque City Court, Dubuque ceunty motion TO
set aside " ier of afhrmance sustained.
coo James Miles ys John Hemingway. sppt
Lee county: motion TO set aside order Of affirm
ance overrulei.
335 Virginia Rayburn v Henry kuAl ct al,
appt scott county affirmed
BrO4uet vs. "A CFltPen el DuUu4ue
county affirmed.
go James McGregcr Jr appt vs. Alex Mcf;reg
or ct al Dubuque county petition Tor re hearing
overrule1
323 J A PeAnourgues appt IS Ann Clark aid
Rebeccs Gibson .csveators Scott county affirm
ed Wright & dissenting.
Thar BALI.-The young gentlemen
OF Davenport who bad in hand the getting up
Of the complim. ntary ball to Mr.. White, have
cause to be proud Of their achievement 1t
was complete success horn. Mr hite
had been assured by the soung gentlemen that
everything wac moving on finely, ana that his
benefit would undoubtedly he hamper. 1t
vas bumper We rather gress that With $
fair en cunt Of sharp fnanciering. Milo will he
able to squeeze out about 81 so ne, profit.
big benefit, good citizens of Davenport, to o.e
Who has given his services on so many occas-
on. az ha. Milo White 10 assis, you in render
ing Mt Vernon balls calico balls. aui oiser
parties pleasant on which occasions he dore
the work and you had ali the fan. The ia iias
too. they have cau.e to be proud of their huge
efforts made in Mllo's behalf, We believe
there was t1s!te Of the fair SIX present NJ 10
undoubtedly feels under nany Obligations tc
you. Don't you think lie ;! ouli Mr. White
will. we presume. bear in grateful reFnsn-
brance al those kind friends who PROMISED %
much, but accomplished nethiag Altogether
Mic ha. cause to fee! thankfui--tla; It = A.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s-The Am-ris.n ma.
iority in this city ie about $500 TIE Demo
cratic otsse ticket is elected
One hundred men are raising here 10 90 ;n
the aid ci Bro " nsviilr by the steamer Arzonis.
A Conducia with three mi i.licus Of dollar, is
shortly expected Il Matamorss from the in;e
rior of Mexico
Tn released Victoria felons sre expsc el TO
loin Contepas