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STEAMBOATS,.

UNITED STATES
s1aEs AsEMlwEEKI.Y MAIL LINE TO +, .ilAns.. h
6dsxGezss& YIGKSBU -
1le magnificent u $. Null packet Wick sburW CAN'T j.
N White, master will leave for Grand Lake inc
i4quemihe Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayo, sna Riy
sr nn r. FoTt ndas Nacen Waterproof 81 Js
Lake proydsnce Stacks Island Landing, Skipwhs Landing
nna p, ron ashton Lake Washimgton Carolina Landing
The steamer VlCKSBURG will take freight for Yazoo river
10 DC re- shipped on steamers Dew Drop Home,
r, 80 Leaves on $ SATURDAY, at 3 r. NJ.
t magnificent u s. Mail packet Natchez,, Captain T. r.
Rours oN WI ir rnys for Donadsonsle asmfae Button
S Ma,@,s; Wnterproof Rodney S. Joseph, rand Gull,
r,n Ma,i au tleHsong, every Saturday, at s r. NJ
,htShez connects at Vieksbur with Dew Drop
a VIII 'mke freight for MI landings high
VN n,reeNoou vt higli.water rates, without detention
noye sn.lonet splendid passenger packets will
s.eii reRuHu nays without fail, the hour appointed
attended p'"'f'' an" ''''"i"'s
These boats will not e responsible any letter or package
containing money, itwelry other
bills OF ndn aen specifying contents and wine ami
INC osh phd nor Tor any yauables deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, contained in their baggage. ~ $3.50 ~
For freight passage apply on board, or 10
j. j. PERSON 4 co.
lri3 u Corner Of tarondcet and Union streets
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RED RIVER.

I<nses every ny kSlAY aud SATURDAY, at5PM
a. L. konns 4 Bros Low Water Through Dispatch Line
FOR SHREVEPORT AND ALI.
NJ "a way iandings-The entirely md
s -. '''' ''''s "' '''
Era No. 4, Geo. Alban, master
Leaves New Orleans every Tt ESDAY
Era No. L, Ben. Il. knuns master,
Leaves Shreveport every TIL ESDAY
Era No. 3, John kouns. MASTER
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY
Era No. e, w. 7. Scoyei master,
Leaves Shreveport every SATURDAY.,
connecting at Alexandria, changing trip Tuesday
tl:ar bills hiding and passengers ckeed through.
Apply 10
q. /" koUNS & BROS No 2 Front street
NJ opposite Canal Ferry,
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0 HIO RIVER.
A TIA X APP AS.
U. s, MAIL LIME EOR Arw

US. MAIL LINE FOR ATIAK A.
HAT h pas DAILY, IN connection with the n. o., u. and
ssats4das g. Raioad-rhe fast steamer st. Mary j.
x1sszz6 Altikson master, built expressly for passen
gers and light freight Will connect with the Dpelouss Railroad
leaving BerwickS Bay daily for Pattcronye Centerye and
rankin and viii extend her trips Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays to Carenon Jeanneretts and Town connecting
1T the latter place with tonrhorse mail St Martin
Lafayette, Grand Coteau, Opeousis and Washington
Running time from New Orleans Washington weny.six
hours, being the quickest route Travelled. ~ ~
As the St. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offer. better
facility for delivering npreight than any the trade
Shippers will PLEASE the boat their receip
j. NJ. JOHNSON 4 CO,
II No. 3 Old Ievee. Agents
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at 5 O'Clock p NJ
REGULAR OUACHITA SATUR-
~ h day Packet-The elegant fast running passenger
Sst#Rhf5i#% packet r.. w. McRae, ,Ino W. Tobn mas
ef, will leave above for Trenton Monroe Pine
Bull Castor Landing Columbia arrsonbufg Trinity ali land
nss on Black river Red river Landing Bayou Port
on Baton Rouge Paquemne, Donadsonvlle all inerlne
date landings For freight passage having unsurpassed nc
coinmodations, apply on board.
VIRGlSIUS G. DENTZEI,
nj Adyeriisinl, a,ent
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silp Crescent.
gitfr ynttIliut,lff.

III ESzT MORNING, NovEfBER 3, 1859.
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY.

xT-gDA FOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONT
Temery, and ali landings ne Aabana
RiverThe superior lake Will M
Bagaley. Richard Sinnott master Quilt expressly for the
trade will leave the Lake end of the Jefferson Carroon
Railroad on SATURDAY, Nov s. arrival Of r.
cars connecting at Mobile with Cox Brana Co.'S daily line
OF magnificent passenger packets for Alabama river.
Shippers and rely this connecting all
times with the boats the Alabama Freight received
every day al the Depot Tvoi Circle Through bills lading
given 10 NIL of the above points.
For freight passage apply to
j. l.. HARRIS q Natchez street
orto JOHN E. HYDE co,
IS Grayier street
E3 letter bag leaves q Natchez 5O NJ on lie
ilAS ot departure,
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ALABAM MA RIVER.

ECLIPSE TOyBOAT COMPANY.
In nn, Company have commenced operations The
any aoat. lho present Of towage from city
10 20 cent less than published Engagenens
the the Gpnpary M u ENel,anna
Place, corner Of Custou,louse street IN stairs.
OH I'm PETER MARCY, Manager.
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BEuF RIv

{
BEUF RIVER.-We have come to STAY
ffsg h Regular B@uf Packet new light draught and
fast running packet H..
1sssSxSsfrn, b. +. Goodwin, master, John Freese anil
NJ Dorsey, clerks will leave for all landings MS
high as Point JeiehOn the first in the Passen
gers and shippers rely the Southern remaining
AIDE during the entire and She draug
they rely on her going through Jefferson every trim
The southern having been thoroughly repaired cabin
enlarged and newly fitted out this makes her the
boat for the trade All business her shall
with prompt attention For freight passage having
passed accommodations, apply OIL board.
NIRG1NIUs C. DENTZEI.
OIL Advertising Agent.
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REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER
t7sT h Packet Pine Blmff-For Fort Smith, Van
Buren,, Ozark Roseye Spadte, Norristown Oar
zssk lanelle, lswisburg, Little Rock, Pine Bluff, New
Gascony and al and plantation landings bcndsThe
elegant and light drnught sw, running passenger
packet Pine Bluff l.ourmore Wilson, master, John Fran
cisco Garee clerkw vii! leave above shippers
her remaining permanently in the For freight OF pas
sase apply on board orto
ABNER LEGRANDsGAINEs, AGENT
~ u 81 Common street,
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OUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY. Nov. 8, atop
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE, TREN
H. h ton and Omaclia City Regular Packet For
Duacbita City, Mouth of Bayou bartholomew
Sterlington Mouth D'.irbonne Trenton Monroe
pise Bnt A.ora Landing, Columbia Harrsonbnrg Trinity
and all landings ouachita and Black RiYers1he new e
giant and swift running passenger pncket steamer Rock
city, Moore master Frank Moore clerk will leave as
above For freight OF passage apply on board.
N1RGlNTuS g. DENTZEI. Advertising Agent
Ea slipper; may rely the Rock City remaining the
Trenton trade throughout the senson. III
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Y to-day.
The 81 Louis packet Col. A. B. Chambers, Cant.
Geo, ". Bowman, with a good trip. We are in.
debsed to Mr. John s. Patterson, her courteous
clerk, for favors.
lne steamer Twilight Capt Shaw, with an ex-
cellent Freight and passenger trip We thank Mr..
John 3. Wilmington, her clerk for fayors,
The " Louis packet John j. Roe Capt. Mark
Lesyenwortb with large trip. She leaves again
to-morrow
e me Red river packet Era No. 4, Capt Geo. al.
nan. with S42 bales cotton, and leaves today,
Ihe Memphis packet Choctaw, Capt. D. ii. Sill.
yef, With s522 bales cotton, and leaves again on
{ Wednesday. Mr.. VIM McCreight, her eentemonlv
cierk. his our thanks for late fayors.
Ihe steamer Arkansaw Traveller. Cant. Albert
Thomas. with l76 bales cotton
The Memphis packet John si,nonds Cant Las
+, Smith with ITO bales cotton. and denarts ga;n
to-morrow evening. Our thanks are ane M n
9. ohamplin, her clerk, for fayors received.
The Red river packet Southern, Cant. s,eaan
With SeS bales cotton, and leaves again this day.
The I.afourche packet Music, Capt. M I. Ellert.
Viii 20l hhds sugar, lis bbls. and 1879 half bbls.
mDiasses.
q. 2. N. for Dohald sonoale. The fine, regular
alsshgsr packet G. p. Jr., Captain Jos. Vincent,
conhthander, M. = Mumford, clerk, Will leave at
~ O'Clock this morning Tor Donaldsonville and all
Way landings.
Meteor Jbr Fort Adams Tie splendid and spa.
cloas passenger and freight packet Meteor. Capt.
8 Heno, commander, Mr. 6. 6. Farrer. clerk. will
leave for Fort Adams and way points at & O'Clock
this evening". The good qualities of the Meteor.
both - passenger and freight packet, are too well
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Leaves on WE'D NESDAY. 9th inst at g. pN
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
ff.s Orleans packet-The fine regular passenger pack
ChOctaw, u. II. Silver, master viii leave
or Memphis and all intermediate landings as
above FOR freight or passage, apply on board to
BELL BUCHANAN 4 co,
ny 81 Poydtas street.
This boat NAPOLEON regular packet, for
packets for ST. louis - -"l..1'
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Leaves on TUESDAY, Sth inst. mt p NJ
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW
IT. Orleans Packet-fhe passenger steamer
Ak5sa#Is job Raine, WIN. Underwood master viii
cave for Memphis and intermediate lEndiuvs
q" above. For freight passage apply on board ''s
ho F1RGlNIUS c, DENTZEI,
nv. Advertising Agent.
This boat CONNECTS at Napoleon with regular packets for
me Arkansas and White rivers, and at Memphis with Mem
phi and Charleston Railroad superior tor st oni
TIousNille Cincinnati. ' " N "''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

TIpToN's MERCANTILE College,
Young men should not be SO unmindful Of
their own interests as to disregard the most
favorable opportunities Of securing to them
selves business education. II We number
among our acquaintance, any Institution
which we feel safe in commend ing in
preference to any other, that Institution is
TIproN's MERCANTILE COLLEGE. In the eff
cheney and true merit of this School, W have
the utmost confidence and Of the ability
and laudable, praiseworthy enterprise Of
Mn. TIrroN, its Principal, his thorough
knowledge of his appointment. and his
business qualifications. every one, who has
the pleasure Of his acquaintance. is fully
satisfied. and his recommendations from
other cities, amply testify. This Institution
was established In this city about two years
ago. and is undoubtedly the most extensive
Commercial College in the West. We again
remind our friends. to remember TIpron's
MERCANTILE COLLEGE! The College rooms
are open day and evening, aud those who
cannot avail themselves Of the day sessions,
can complete the course Of study BY attend
ing nights only.
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L + EG K A p III IC
[Repo' ted Expressly far ihe State Deriocratl



NORFOLK. Va. Oct. 9th-One hundred
passengers that left New York on board the
Quaker City. bound to Havana, have ar
rived here on the 7th inst. When fifty
miles south Of Cape HatterAs. the engine
was broken. causing great excitemsft on
board. Her boats were manned, provision d
and equipped in readiness to abandon the
steamer il found to be necessary. On the
first alarm it was supposed she was leaking
badly, Is ten inches Of water were found in
her hold The pumps we're manned and it
was soon discovered there was no serious
leak. The flags were however displayed
% signal OF distress. which brought the
bark Dublin, Capt. Sha1burn, Of Boston,
from Turks Island, bound to New York, to
the relief OF the passengers The passen-
gers were mainly transferred to the bark,
with . supply Of provisions. and arrived
safely in Hampton Roads last night, under
the charge of J. J. Hargous and DR.. Farnell,
Surgeon OF the ship. Twelve Of the passen-
gers and all the officers of the steamer pre-
ferred remaining on board. She was last
seen forty miles south of Cape Hstteras,
near the gulf stream. The wind was light,
but the sea very heavy. There was no loes
Of life attendin, the accident. and no seri-
Gus damage to the steamer is spprehended.
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DEMOCRAT 4 NEWS.
Davenport, October ~, 1859.
row NNlsir TICK EFT.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

Times Of opening and closing malls In the Davenport
Post Once:
EAsTsRH NAIL, arrives at 6:46 N and 10 M
closes at 8. - n at $50 pm.
NORTHERN MAI. via Dubuque and Northern Iowa
arrive, at 3 81 2 NJ c.ose-At BIB a M.
SOUTHERN MNI, from \ :. Louis anu eonthern Ms
souri, ardives at 81 p NJ: closes at 10 A y.
WksTERE ASD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives 81
$50 P closes at $3.50 NJ.
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives Gas A NJ and $50
NJ classes at A and 3 pm
RIVER NAIL SOUTH, including river towns above 81.
Louis, III. Missouri River, Nebraska and Kansas,
via Hnnnit al ~ Joseph h, arrives at 10 a
NJ clos - at 4 Pm.
RIvER MAIL, IN cluing river towns from Ic Claire
to Lyons, arrives at 2 A n clio ,es at $50 n.
EORTHRRS MAIL, By l.ni, up The river, arrives at
IL Sundays, Wcdne -siays and Fridays: closes ut
9PM On MONDAYS, Weinesdays and Pridavs.
BLUE GRASS MAIL. arrive at II NJ, closes al IL NJ
Tuesdays, Thursdays and 6at urdays.
AMITy MAIL, arriv. S and closes At ~ NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AnamosA NAIL, arrives and closes al II NJ, on
Thursdays.
The flee will be open on Sunday during the Sum
msr from to ~
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Arrival Of the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9th.-The Overland Mail
arrived last night.
Some of the San Francisco papers evi-
dence disposition to make it appear that
Senator Broderick was the victim of con.
spiracy; but the most prominent ones as
sert that the duel was conducted 10 strict
accordance with the code Of the duel, and
Brodericks pistol went off before it was
raised in line with his antagonist Terry's
shot took effect two inches from the right
nipple. carrying away part of the breast
bone. Broderick suffered intense agony
from the time he was shot till he died
When the mail left, two hours after his
death. oil the flags in the city were at half
mast. and emblems of mourning were be
ginning to appear in all parts of the city
Judge Terry had been arrested. The pub
lie was much incensed. Broderick's funeral
was the most imposing ever witnessed in
San Francisco
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

We must apologize this morning
for the mesger state Of our local columns
Many things were combined to put IS back
and annoy our compositors. The confusion
incident to moving, the large number Of
advertisements which came in, and the fact
Of being one hand short must excuse u.s.
We were not able to set up all the adver
tisements which our patrons favored US
with. They shall appear as soon as we can
reach them, We inteud to print the BEST
paper in the State, and SO soon as things
beco e settled in our office We will make
our intention good.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

C.uL,s ErsoL.ns.-The Rock Island ar
gas of yesterday. says:
The house Of Mr.. G. l.. Bssccmb, Of this
city, in the fret ward. was entered by some
person Oh Friday morning about o'clock,
and robbed Of "A watch, silver spoons and
various other articies.
The burglars are supposed TO have come
from Camden, where q nest OF them have
been congregating for some time past In
fact the place has been noted for years ss a
retreat for such characters.
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Brtg Busnel.

6AlyEs1oS, Oct. 7th.-The brig Saline
from New York on the .3rd, was burned Is
miles from Galveston. The passengers and
1crew took to the boats, and after being out
Btwo dayr. landed at Mattagorda.
Ihe yellow fever is fatal at Houston
There have been ten deaths per day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

New YoRk. Oct 9th-The steamer CITY
OF Manchester has arrived from Liverpool
via Queenstown.
Her dates from the latter port are to the
2Srd ult., but have been anticipated by the
Canada at Boston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

New ENGLANG MACHINE. - We
have received the three numbers of this
new Monthly Magazine, which is devoted
to the commercial interest of New England
and promises to be useful organ in the
cause. Full of commercial legal and bank
ing intelligence, it must prove valuable
medium to busines men.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

NoRroLx, Va, Oct. lOth.-The following
il list Of the passengers remaining on
board the steamship Quaker City. when left
BY the bark Dumbsrten: John B. Polk.
Manual Berfo d. C. C. Monsoloe, Edward L.
Crabbe, john Chsterand. Madam F. Coli
bart. p. Joseph Diase, G. H. Torrance. wife
and child, Henry Joses, l. Ross. G. Chatter
and friend, Mrs. E. Crsbbe and two chill
dren, J. d. Dc Baudsrey, F. r. Disx. n
0alyls, lady and con, s. Do Zslda. Thy
lumber in Ill twenty.thrss personA
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LIE CLAIRE ITEMS.


4 Row-While the steamer Fred Lorenz
lay wind-bound at this point. on Saturday.
quite row occurred between the steward
and one of the hands. Persons present tri-
ed to restrain the steward, but he broke
loose. and catching up hatchet that lay
near by, he threw it with murderous force
at the flying deck hand. Fortunately he
missed the man, barely grazing his hair and
went crashing through pair Of stairs. Per.
sons present declare that the deck hands
hair stood out straight and stiff.
FouSD.-Asa party Of boys we're gather.
ing nuts the other day, below town. one Of
them saw rag sticking out of hole in .
hallow tree, and on pulling it out. found
trenty yards Of plaid dress silk. inside the
tree. 1t is portion Of a quantity stolen
some time ago. Suspicious are shout as to
where the rest oft is.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11
The Election In EleelAa.

AUGUSTA. Ga, Oct lOth.-Returns Of the
Florida election have been received. but
they are incomplete Judge Dupont ap.
pears most certain Of election to the Chief
Justiceship.
The popular vote shows decided oppo-
sition 70 the annexation Of west Florida to
Alabama.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

rE- We would call the attention
of our citizens to the card of JOHN JOINS.
Jr., Esq., in an another column. Mr. Johns
has again resumed the practice Of his pro-
fession, that of attorney at law, and we
tru,t his friends will not forget his place Of
business, corner of Brady and Second sts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11
VOTE FOR LEONARDO.

EF Long John Thompson thinks
he is running for Senator but before to>mor
rows sun shines on his head, he will have
entirely recovered from that delusion, and if
questioned upon the subject, will utterly
deny ever having been a candidate. Edwin
Smith is the next Senator from Scott,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11
RIR ID C. II q Il s.
FINE assortment Just received and for sole BY
SMITH 4 RHMIN0TON,
AT THE
House lCuTnishing Waro Reons,
Al East Second Street.
BIR ID C. II q Il 8.
$4,000 Bushels Grain Wanted !

THE undersigned, having the use Of the new, jest
L finished and spacious warehouse next to their
store, ready nov TO buy Ill k,Dds Of grain and
produce, 1or whh they will pa, the highest market
price.
We would also inform those farmers that would
prefer ship tss ir grain on their own eecount that
we are connects with the very best comntseion
houses North ana South, and that We are willing, for
small commission, 70 do businese for them In that
line.
Farmers that are Indebted 10 ~ either on Book or
Nose ~ would hereby request to co0e II and sse-
tie without delay.
We viii have on hand sooa . laYge stosk Of new
fan and winter gse, whleA ~ solcelsse 70 cell very
cheap for cash.
II Oaaive, 0epAenha I, 1ono.
oept1-dlW.VoO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11
Vote the entire Democratic Ticket

THoRISGroN'L DRpuTIEs.-ln case
Jim rhorington is elected, the following
individuals will act as his deputies:
John Thorington will act as office deputy
or clerk L. J. Center and the late consta-
bic Thomas acts as outside deputies, and
Jim, the Ghost, stalks around as usual
Popular fellows, all Of thena-in a horn
How will our citizens relish such a change
Not very much, we reckon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

WHRREA6. on the 18th day Of May, D 1857
w James Nacktnt 5sh Of Seott County, and tsate
OF Iowa, executed unto David 8. True, as Trustee,
certain deed Of trust, conveying to ss!d Trustee
the land In Soott county Iowa, described follows,
- wit That part Of section No twenty Fix 1861,
In township seventy eight [7sl north or range No.
three 81, east OF the fifth l5th N. particularly,
described as follows to wit commencing at = point
eighty sol feet west from the south west Garner OF
block No SIX Is of Msckintosh's Second I2d1 Addi.
ion 70 the city Of Davenport: thence running west
six hundred and nfy l6:O feet; thence north three
dTed and hfty t65Vl feet thence south three hun
Or and twrEty t320l feet to place Of beginning
Which said conveyan was made by the said Jam %
MACINTOSH for the puri OF securing the payment
OF cersin pr omis ory note and the inter
signed by the said James Macintosh dated the 18th
day Of May, D, 1867 and PAYABLE a. follows: one
for the sam OF eight. en- hundred sOO dollars exe-
cuttd BY The said James Macintosh one John J
Woodward, VI date May 18th 1857. due and pa yable
Oh the 18th day of May, 1855 with interest al ten
per cent. per snnnm after maturity.
And W said DTomis-oI note having bee ,me due
and paystl- d, the said James M.ckinte sh having
failed to ps, he same, David r. True, Trustee a.
aforesaid do hereby give this public notice. that by
virtue OF the power which IL in me vested by said
deed OF trus,, will on Saturday he 5ih oay Of No.
vember, 1853. ~ the hour of two o'cloe ip n.
afternoon Of said day At the Court Fouse door in
the city OF Davenport expo nni of-r for s.le at
pIbc auction, the parcel OF laid sb descr bed or
much thereof as shall be necessary 70 satisfy and
pay th amount Of said note with the interest
70 the day ~ sale oge b-T with all the costs nd T.
pentes attending said sale costs Of thi. notice and
Trustees fees. Upon c)mpeti n Of such sae DEF
viii be given to the purchaser Thereof In accordance
with the slip 1st ions Of =. ID deed OF trust
Dated the 9th day Of October A 1859
DAVID 8. TaUR,
octI1 Tru.fse
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11

TT Look out for all kinds Of lies
in the Gazeae this morning. That eheet is
of an election
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-11
VOTE FOR DODGE AND BABBIT

ELECTION TURTLE Sour LUNCH
Joe Longenetti will serve up splendid
lunch this evening, at ten O'Clock, at his Sas
Turtle Soup, Chickens and other luxuries
Will comprise the bill OF fare.