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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-05

ALpHEUs MORE.
In Class d. there were no entries. The following
shows the Glasses aud Premiums:
Glass A. comprises Clothing or FuIing Wools.
First Premium, $50 90
Second 90. 20 90
Glass B. comprises Cashmere Woods:
First Premium, $50 90
Second do. 20 90
Glass c comprises De Laine Combng Woods:
First Premium, so 90
Second do. IS 90
Glass D. comprises Flannel Woods:
First Premium, SIS 90
Second do 10 90
Glass E. comprises worsted Combing wOOs:
First Premium, SIS 90
Second do. 10 90
Glass F. comprises clips of which the largest
number Of heeces grade into "super," ofthe Cleve'
land Wool Depot grade:
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~ These Pianos srs for sale by
OssIAN h. DODGE,
No Euclid Street, Cleveland.
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That Of Glass A, comprising Clothing Goods,
i'ot q q eutiiled 10 the lsl Premium.
Lot 1f1 "a
That honorable mention should be made Of Gots
r. no, no, ll2, l07, iOi, iOl aud il3.
That Of Glass -. comprising Cashmere WOOL,
Lot02 Is entitled 10 The ~ Premium
Lot 80 ID
That honorable mention should be made Of Lots
100 30, l2f, 81, aud O5.
That OF Glass c, comprising Woods for DeLane
purposes,
10! i32 is entitled to the lst Premium
Lot 100 "a
That honorable mention should be made Of Lot
lO4
That Of Glass 4, comprising Woods for wOrsted
purposes,
Lot 90 is entitled to the lst Premium
Lot g7 ID 90
That in Glass +. the following premiums are
awarded in their respective order
W. @ Minter Hopedale, Harrison Co, o., $40 90
Uri Oviatt, Rlchhrld, Summit Co., o.. 90
Alex Black Greenoastle, Henry CO. Ind, 90
ID J. Hadley, Clarksville, Clinton Co, o., 90
Nathan Daggett, South Kirkland, Lake
Co., o., ! 90
Your Committee cannot permit this occasion TO
pass without expressing their great qualification
at the general appearance and Improvement OF the
Woods Of Ohio, and from many years Of expert
ence we can truly say that the show Of this day
our notice.
We congratulate the Convention upon the pros
poets before them Of success in persevering Efforts
to raise this great staple to such perfection and
abundance that Ohio shall take the lead in IT, and
bring back TO your great Stale a rich harvest Of
wea lth and prosperity
Respectfully submitted,
Wm II EOOf
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Sds- See advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver
nyiuorator
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These awards having been made to the number
Of lot, the names of exhibitors were, Of course,
not announced. These will be found below
CLASS A.
First Premium-Aexander Back Greencastle,
Ind.
Second Premium-A.! Hildenbrand, Massillon
Stark Co., o.
Honorary Mention--P A. More Summit Co.
VIM Bonar, Knox Co.; j. p Gillett, Manchester,
Mich; Alexander Black, Greencastle Ind. S. s..
Saxany; l. ]. Randall Geauga Co., o., = lots;
Edw. Potter, Tlumbull Co., o.
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what GustaVe Satter Says !

For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISK n
No 2l superior street Cleveland, who Will supply The
Annie de Femme al the Projectors prices,
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First Premium-Weld & Farnam, Summit Co.,
Ohio
Second Premium-P A. More, Summit Co, . 4
Honorary Montion-Lucius Warner, Medina
Co; Weld Farnam, Summit Co NJ H. Henry,
Summit Co Harvey Baldwin, Summit Co.; L. J
Randall Geaupa Co
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To The President and Members Of he Woo
Grotssr's C0nueHtiOH at ClegelaRd
GENrLEMEN The undersigned having beer
requested 10 act as judges Of the several kinds am
qualities Of Wool submitted for Premiums at Oh,
Fair held this day, have attended to that duty AM
submit the following
We would remark, gentlemen, that where 81
many lots have been presented to us, all eYincinI
the great care which the growers have bestowei
upon their offerings, il has been no easy task u
decide upon the two best of each but after careiu
investigation, aud taking into view the condition
and adoption OF each lot for ils respective use
We
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J. ~. s.v1CrAuT.
COMM BsION ER.

ATTORNEY At Law, NOTARY PUBLIC
AND
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CHICAGO MARKET.

wednesday evening, Oct. 2s.
Market depress sed and decline Of 4(d5c was
made on Spring grades Of wheat. Flour de-
clined o@lcc; corn 2@3c; oats 2@3c. Rye
advanced l@2c Barley firm and shade bot
ter.
FLOUR Receipts 1851 bbls. Good Spring
Extra 81 40@$4 so.
WHEAT-Receipt' 1854 bu. No l Spring
s3@sic. No2 s0@87Lc.
Corn No on track Tic.
OATs-No 1,3l@32c.
BARLEY-No !, 6O@61kc.
PoTAT0Es-Common to good 35@e40c. Sweet
potatoes moderately active at750sOc for fair to
choice.
HrDEs-Green city Sc \; do country 5A0
6lzc dry saltsd 9(9loc +; dry flint l3@l4c.
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VXTHgRRAe % the leth day ~ October, A d 1859.
w Jsm<s Nsckintosh end Me.iss. nsetssto.h
his wife, eaeceted unto Patri Ac(ssre q truets-
csriaind ed o. trust, conveyins 70 sad tr,vue the
land IL scost count, Iowa, de0vtt<d - follow to-
VII: Iots number fenY r., ard Gre Jsl n lluk o
eleven In Mack ntosh's ~ sdattian 70 tn nv
Of Davenport, - lo,te1 and recorded On lind Rec
osds q 3 ott - nty. vhish ssl1 eDavsysncs vss
nssde BY tha said Jsmss Asck nto~h ana u~i.ss ]
AscA'nsOsh foe the paspose II secuyine TIE pey.
ment of svo certain Drsniesssy nsee. - ehe int
rest tAesesns siens6 ~ ssid James MaGhinlosh n
I'd the tssth day Of Ocs0beS, > 1ooo, snl pays
bic - follow: Ono Sos tAA saD q SeoS hupdsed ~
sxts dolars teso0 pay able year aftss date ~
one for the su0 q st1y dollars f1oo1 papsble m
months after date. With ist sesS o. eke yste 81 -
pev cent pes snnoW e1osg mesuvty. payable % -
or6er of John Oelest, % ShlcA nree 1estLas6 ecae
TIE su0 Of one hundred end slxeeea Aellasa fAii6I
vos veh
AaA new said nrss named psomiasory nate A.vs.a
oecone due and payable, and the va,d Js0es nact
intosh hatns fails1 u pay ~ some I. Peer,cs Nc.
0uire, nu- zee - aforesaid, do hereby etve this
pablo netics, that by vlvtne Of the p,ver vki n
me vessea ~ satd d. d ~ T'nst, vill On Saturday
We 1esth Of November A isae. Al ,hs hous "
eeee:g " the sstsssovs u suid dsy, at ~ Court
noeee o.esio eAe ety - DavaoDssl lSSpoee end o0es
~ eoe poDlbe euceo, TIE poseels of lao1 soeve
oeoeSloe, ~ - 0oeA t1oo1 - oAol - Oosooosyto -
eoaoy an1 Dey ~ a0eunt - said ne9se VIII ~ ~
eeSsss e1ssesa = ~ ~ - eaSs, osgsAw v11h ~
6h6s as01eo - ts139ojS -.
Do1o1 - = ~ g 0eeeeegs . , -
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DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.


OFFICE DAILY DEN0cRAr AND NRws
DAVENPORT, OCroBER II, 1856.
WEATH.R-COld and windy, but . bright
sun shining ell day. Winter is coming on
rapidly.
MARKETs-A decided reaction took place in
the wheat market this morning. Buyers were
not at all anxious about paying over Toe; and
many loads were bought for 6S@6sHc. This
is q decline from our yesterdays quotations Of
SAFE. A further d.cline is looked for upon
the arrival Of The next steamer. Other des
cription sof produce UNCHANGED.
FLOuR-Sh Shipments 900 bbls. Market un-
changed. - 40 retail; 81 90 wholesale.
WHEAT-Dull and declined $5@7c. No ],
Chicago grade No p 6S@7oe mostly to mil
lers. Receipts 1909 Shipments 900.
BAFLKY-In demand and prices unchanged.
Fair clean sold for 44c. Commen 400 Receipts
1860; Shipments $500.
CoRS-In request with light arrivals. Good
2o@ 23c. Receipts 450.
Oars Light arrivals and quotations un-
changed. Wequote good new at 25Q29c.-
Receipts 375.
Potatoes Active and market we'll suppl
ed. Fair 20 good 1896. Common 25Q2so.
Receipts 1875.
OSIoEs-Fair receipts at yesterdays quota
tions. Good white 2O@23c. Receipts $50
Shipments 6O0.
HAY-Market in good condition,with . large
supply. We quot upland prairie at 81 4o@
s. 90.
EGGs-ln good demand at l1@l2Lc, for
shipping.
BuTrER-In good demand for family use.
We quote good dairy at l7@ 2oc; common 6r-
kin and roll at l2LMl5c.
CHEESE Western Reserve Sc Wholesale and
10Ml2L retail.
HANS Good sugar cured l5c retail; common
l0c.
SHOULDERS Good &c wholesale and retail
&c canvas ssed.
DRIED BEEF-l1c wholesale and l3c retail
DRIED APPLEs-A good article quoted 1t liz
Wholesale and l21a retail.
DRIED PEACHES IMPAIRED 11Lc wholesal.
and l5c retail; pared csc retail.
CoDFIsH-A good article Sc retail.
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RIVER ITEMS.

ARRIVED.
ALHANBRA, Mitchell, Montrose.
ADELIA, Dalsell, Montrose.
DEPARTED:
BELrAsT. Force, st. Louis.
ALHANBRA, Mitchell, Dubuque.
ADELIA, Dalzell, Montrose.
ExeITINo STEAMBOAT RACE.-The Alham-
bra and Adslia on their last trip, started from
Montrose together, and concluded on having
race. Steam was accordingly raised for tho
race and at it they went. Tho excitement on
board both boats was intense-some Of the
passengers fearful Of bust" and others
anxious for more steam-a.l, however, entering
into the excitement with interest. Tho boats
run twenty Eve miles nip and tuck, and then
the captains concluded to lash the boats to-
gcther, which they did, running in this way
the rest Of the day, and would have landed
here thus, but the Adslis unfortunately struck
. snag duriag the night and broke the lashing,
the AlhamLra continuing on alsne. The Ade-
liza was not much injured, and came up an
hour behind. Every one on board both boats
says it was the best trip Of the season coming
up with boats lashed together. They had .
jolly tine.
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VTNHE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBERS OF
the medical profession in Davenport and
Rock Island, dcsirous Of promoting the interest
Of the profession and Of difusing as much o.
ross BILE, knowledge derived from p theological
investi igatitns &c, and contemplating the or
garization Of a Society for these objects, here
by request all members Of tho profession. who
feel interested in the formation Of PMhdo-
gical Society, to meet for that purpose at the
Council Oh amber" in Davenport, on Satur-
day afternoon, Oct 29tn, At 2 o'clock p. N.
JoHN NJ. ADLER.
E.S. BARRows,
il TonsON,
J. FOUNTAIN,
J. II. BAKER,
J. NJ. WIruEkwAx I,
&C. PAaY.
G. TRuEsDALg,
SAA'L G. PLUnM8R
Tn. J. SAUEDEns.
Davenport, October 10Th, so.
oct 7s-d2t.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK, October 81.
FL0UR-l0c better. Sales $4,000 bbls. - IS
asa 20 Super State !; s. 5oM$5 70 Extra
State; 81 95@S5 10 Super Western $5 Is
as 45 Common to Extra Western; 5 6On
20 Inferior to extra r. HO.
RYE EFLOUR-Steady 50 60G4 30
WHEAT-Dull and nominally 1@2c lower
Sales at 81 loQ$l 10Xc.
RyE-Dull s5c.
BARLEY-Steady S0@s7c extra.
CCRS-Dull and heavy and without sales.
OATs.-Dull. 44@451lc. State and west
erb.
PoRK-Quiet Sales loo bbls. SIS 25@l5 80
Mess $40 30 prime.
PRIME BEEF-Unchanged.
Cur MEATs-Quiet-
LARD-Quiet and heavy, sales 200 bbls ll@
1l1sc.
BUTTER. = Fair request l5H@lsc ;Ohio
20c.
CHKEsE- Steady 100lOac.
WHIsKEY-Quiet
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Mr.. HENEY BECKER, whose death
we chronicle today, was we'll known to
many o our elder Inhabitants as an sner-
2 tic and useful citizen Some years ago
10 was one Of the Constables Of this town
ship, and discharged bis duties with an ef-
fcency rarely equalled. Financial difficult
ties into which he was led during the flush
tines Of sc and 81 cent him TO Pixies Peak
in the hope Of retrieving his shattered for
tunes. On arriving at the mines he went TO
work with habitual energy-but fortune
did not smile upon his labors. and he wa
ind nced by his companions to return home
with them. He arrived in Davenport four
weeks ago-somewhat fatigued By the long.
and weary journey-but without having
been rick single day. About q week af-
ter his arrival he was stricken down with
the typhus fever. and after painful illness,
duriug the greater part Of which he was
delrious, he died Mr. Becker was Ger
man by birth, and a man of q sturdy frame
and vigorous constitution. He leaves be
hind him q widow and two children in q
state Of deslitution, who are thy Of any
assistance which may be afforded them.
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he presumed they would come and take
part in the ease. The Court stated tha, il
Fhyeical inability was shown. . reasonable
delay must be granted. As to the expecia-
tions Of other couneel, that did not consti-
tu'e suffieient cause for delay, a. there
was no certainty about their coming I'm
der the circumstances in which the prison
ers were placed it was natural that they
should seek delay. The brief period re-
naming before he close Of the term OF the
court rendered II necessary to proceed as
expediiiously as was practicable, and to be
cautious about granting delays lie would
request the physicians who had attended
Brown 10 testify as to his condition.
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DRINK, RATHER.-We noticed a
countryman making his way down Front
street yesterday afternoon. taking up the
entire sidewalk and portion Of the street.
in his zig gag course. He had sold his pro-
duce. and after taking in . few horns. con-
cluded that he would turn horse jockey and
see if he could not do somebody out OF .
few dollars. The result Of his trading was
$50 in cash and pair Of miserable old
mules. for which he had given his horses,
wagon and harness. When we saw him he
was trying to find the man with whom he
had traced, for the purpose o! giving him
back the $50, as he thought he had s~iu-
died the fellow and his conscience troubled
him. The poor drunken farmer will proba
bly, wake up sober to find that he has been
swindlsd out Of sbout $50. We should
not be surprised to see him before our Po-
Ron WnGiGfeokn fhia mneninR. - \ nharan of
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CLEAN Your GRAIN.-Our farmers
may be surprised when we tell them that
not one bushel Of the immense quantity Of
wheat sent from this place to Chicago. is
allowed to be graded above No. 2. The
Chicago Board Of Trade have adopted very
stringent rules regarding the grading Of
wheat, and . poorly cleaned lot of grain
stands no chance whatever Of being cold for
more than the market price of No. 2 and
No 8. This low grading Of our wheat is
caused by the outrageous way in which our
farmers clean their grain. Every bushel Of
wheat contains about two quarts Of oats
cheat, etc., which of course greatly decreas-
es the value of thu grain. 1t would be far
more profitable for our farmers to take
pains in cleaning their wheat, as by 90 do.
ing they could obtain far better prices and
at the same ii relieve themselves Of the
sloven'y names they have acquired.
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Wanted to Exchange.

A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOT IN
IA the city Of Hastings Minnesota, Territory,
for new or second handed furniture. A bar
gain will be given. This town is located on
the Mississippi River, thirty-6ve miles below
st. Paul, in Dacota County, and is the Coun-
ty seat Of said County, has . population Of
from two thousand to twenty-five hundred
and is at the present time doing as much
business ~ any other city OF not more than
double its population on the River. Salts
factory reasons given for wanting to ex-
change. A warTantee deed will be given
The property is free Of all incumbrance, good
references given m rsgord to the peoperty and
IL valuation.
For particulars address, Real Estate, Daven-
pors, Iowa, or inquire Of TH0M ~ OnR Auctioa-
eer. No. 5, East second strest.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

large cutz charged double the same dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements onc.haf more than
usual ratas.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood 70
apply strictly 10 the Immediate business q the sdyer
tser and al, other advcrtsements sent Ia by the ad
veriisrr Will be charged extra
Advertisements not accompanied with instructinns
viii teinscrefi ssti forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices !gr religious and benevolent purposes In
serted one time free Of cost, thereafter charged
other adyertlsrul, ats.
r'iscInen,s from abroad must he paid for ,n
edrintiy IN adDance. uniess from approved Agents
Contrasts for yearly advertising terminntle at the
option Of advertisers they paying advancement OF
- per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
20 cent. advance above rAtrs, and kept on In
side, % per cent. advance regular rates.
All transient Advertis.ment. must lie paid TOR In
advance.
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Il + L EGR A PHO
Arrival Of the Tennessee.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 26-The Tennessee
arrived fromVera Cruz the 22d, and brought
t37 900 in specie
The eloop Of war Savannah was at 6An
Fran cisco
1t is reported that the setting British Mr.
lister, Matthews, authorized the Bn:ish Qoi,
sol at Vera Cruz to recognize the Juan
Govc.I n r..
Robles has returned to Jalappa.
Miramons expedition 10 San Lui. report
ed still preparing
At De Golcda, San Luis, Ampudia, Wera
Cruz, Marquee and Guadalquiver, all iapc-
tive
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SUPREME COURT.
OCTOBER TERN

GEO. G. wRIG TIT, Chief Justice.
VIC. WOODWARD,
LID. STOCKTON, JUSTICES
LEWIS KINSEY, Clerk.
GEo. NJ. MATHEWS, Clerk pro ten.
THURSDAY, Oct. 9th, 1859.
333 Michael Singleton vs.. Thomas Scott
ct al appt Jackson Co. Petition for 70 hearing
ove,rulled.
$50 State Of Iowa VS.. Jessie s. Jermesy
appt. Jones Go. affirmed
s2s Chas. O'Neal appt, ". William Miller,
Allamakce Co. Reversed
s45 Is. F. Hoops vs.. LeGrand Byington appt
Johnson Co sui admitted.
s5l James \ thompson vs.. Thos. Pr sell et
a. appt. John}on Co. submitted.
$50 Greggsk S,ckles vs.. T. H. Downing
appt. Washington Co. affirmed; 2per cent.
SOB The City % Dubuque vs. Lawrence
Maony appt. Dubuque Co. reversed.
800 Valentine =. Fink appt. VS.. Canada
Fink, Polk Co. motion overrulcd.
247 Tho State of Iowa for the use of che
City of Dubuque appt. VS.. Theodore Slim
ming, Dubuque Co. dismissed.
$50 State Of Iowa VS.. James Gibbons appt
Dubuque Co. submitted.
S6l Henry Freibartsheyer appt vs. Hill
Rischatch, Dubuque Co. submitted
s5S State Of Iowa VS.. W. A. johnson appt.
Dubuque Co-rule granted.
$40 Jas. F. Gillian vs.. Henry A. Littleton
ct al appt. Dubuque Co. submitted.
S72 J. II. Shont appt VS.. Martin Sonitem
-Dubuqc Co-submitted.
s77 The Mechanics Bank Of Pittshurg vs..
F. Z. Bissel and NJ. Mobley appt. Dubuque Co.
continued.
$50 John Mallory appt VS.. John Kenar
Dubuque Co. submitted.
sS7 Ricker / Hines vs.. C. Seckri appt-
Dubuque Co--submitted.
s92 Byron Peck vs.. John F. Frink sppt-
Buchanan Co-submitted.
s96 Mary F. Blitt appt vs.. John Sneodry
-Muscatine Co-submitted.
997 Ely Bell vs. NJ. i NJ. Railroad Co., Mus
catine Co-submitted.
s9s Alger vs. NJ. NJ. + R. r. Co. appt-
Muscatine Co--submitted.
$40 State of Iowa VS.. Francis Gillick appt
Dubuque Co--submitted.
On motion, w. J. Knight Esq, Saml. Dun
can Esq, and John NJ. Brayton ESQ.,, we're ad-
mi;ted to practice in this Court.
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EsURTIS HOUSE,
CORNER OF IOWA L FIFTH STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
V1BETH EXTRACTED BIT A NHW PROoE60
i without oocasouins any delay or pain Whatever
JULIUS CHESEB ROU 6 n /,
Dental SmrgGOm.

OPPrCE-In Merwin's Block. 50 Perry, between "a
end eth streets.
Having completed arrangements, he 10 now prs-
pared 10 extract teeth hy admitting slight current
Of electricity around ~ .ooh st the time O! extrAc
tion thereby Alls yns Ill pain attsi,dsnt npon s1-
tracing by tie ordise-v method.
rlepat.ant hes q fr'I knowisdge OF what u psas.
rg Ani ,s.els srr ;aos- shcots which are ere.
notice. trAr having s~ctn sxss-stea ~ NE 80 VI
ontesofs . iks Sssss!ae pYSosss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-28

RuNAwAYs.-As stamped of teams
occurred on Second street near Brady. yes
terday morning. caused by an Indian pony
pulling up post to which he was hitched
and making off with it, At one time, no
less than six teams were under way, and
had il not been for the active exertions OF
persons standing near, they would undoubt-
edly have smashtd up everything in the
vicinity. Onions, potatoes and other pro
duce were scattered around promiscuously
and had the teams not been stopped 1T just
the time they were, the wagons would un-
doubtedly have been full as bad of.
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LoTs OF THEM.-The number OF
lawyers in attendance upon the Supreme
Court, now in session in this city, is rapidly
increasing. Nearly every section of our
State is represented. Dubuque County he's
the largest number, and a glorious set of
fellows they are. We have never met a
more gentlemanly party than is now So
iourning in our city from Dubuque. All
young in years. but old in the mysteries Of
the law We trust their tarry in our midst
will be both pleasant and profitable.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-28

ANOTHER Runaway. - A team
started from in front Of the State Bank yes
terday morning. and before they could
be checked had about used up good
portion Of the wagon to which they were
attached. The curb stone and . strong
post in front Of Jorjans grocery store,
brought them up standing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-28
IMpRovEMENTs.-The Moline In

IMPRovEMENTs.-The Moline In
dependent says:
"The dam improvements are goiug for
ward steadily. In about two weeks the
walls will probably be completed, the old
dam entirely removed and the work COM
menced if not partly completed upon the
bulk head, as the timbers are already most.
ly prepared.
THE stone work on Mr.. Wheelock's mill
is completed and the wood work progress
ing finely.
"The Messrs. Sick'es have, we believe,
nearly completed the improvements in their
Touring mill. Spencer II. White has al.
ready finished the repairs on his cav mill
and started operations.
The foundation of ID. B. Sears new flour.
ing mill is finished, the timber framed, and
We trust it will soon rise so its fair proper
tions may be seen from our sanctum."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-28

SARsFIELD GUARDS ATTENTION.-
You are requested to meet At the Armory
this evening, at Z clock. Important busi-
ness will be transacted
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BY NOTICE in our advertising col
umns, it will be seen IL al the members Of the
medical profession in Davenport and Rock
Island will hold an important meeting on
Saturday next, at . o'clock p. N.
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Two SchOOneYs Sunk.

BosToS. Oct. 27th.-The schooner Pacific
Of Southport Maine. lying at anchor at Ma
gree l-land, in the Bay Of st. Lawrence.
got adriit in gale and run afoul of an Nm
known schooner. Bo'h vessels were sunk
and all on board persisted. Thirteen dead
bodies have hoated ashore.
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Bank Suspended.

TORONTO, c. w.. Oct. 27.-The Interpa-
tional Bank Of Toronto suspended yestsr-
day:
The Colonial Bank, on institution Of q
similnr character, is undergoing great lun
Of excited depositors
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LOCAL ITEMS.

rEA new lot Of Blanks just print
cd and for sale al this office.
EF Another beautiful day was
yesterday. Verify. we are blessed in this
respect
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MIR. GEO. b. DIXWELL, Of Boston, Is ad-
M mitted partner in our House from, and
after the first day Of October. Our agency
in Foston will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style of Sargent 1 DixwelI.
COOK + SARGENT.