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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

II K L G l. l Z z L X
IL
San FRANCISCO.
"WEBFOOT,"
HEDGE, Master,
HAVING THE MOST OF HER CARGO ON BOARD,
Win continue 70 Freight three four days, unless
AT PIER No. q EAST RIVER
Webfot has always made her Passages N San franc
within delivering her without damage and being
the I'm. 70 sail Is the most desirable ship up -
SUTTON Co., No So South st., GER Wall
TTNHE NORTH. GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
i SHIP BREMEN II. VESSELS, Commander, viii san
positively, carrying the U. 4. Mail, on
SATURDAY, May "A, az 2n,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
taking Passengers for
LONDON HAyRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
the following rates:
Firm Cabin, eloc Second Cabin, Geo. sseersse eSa Eos
GEtPCKE, KEUTGEN RElCHELf,
No. 81 Broadway
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6ousr furnishing Scoos.

HOWE~ unrival.d ELLIPTIC-SPRING BED
IL BoTTOM-The bee, in existence a. No SIS Brsdwsy
Y Y Examine IL, or address GEo. p. GRAY kr et'culE
Price from - 81 10 e6 81 Special inducements TO dealers
FRUIT JARS-Glass, Porce-
- In and Tin Aso Ps,en, TOPS for Tnners rotary Ef
wp Old Empire Coffee Pct. and various other new and Gsesa
s,.ic.s in he house4urrshinf iDe a. Wholesale, BY
GRAY BROTHERS. No. 50 Beekmsn-ss
COYER's SCLTANAS SAUCE.-NOTICE.-
- hi. wonderfully stimulating and app-Ens Sauce ieh
such universal d-msnd and hs. made tseh se. Ia
god hirxs b. purchased a. al
the dsas il Groceries &C. throughout The United States Also
soye. Relish Aromatic Mustard aud SoyeIs sauce Sue
cai.rts. Wholesale SCENTS: .
GARDNER O. YvELlN, Fulton IT, Sew-fork
BRAY HAYES Cornhil, Boston
CROSSE L BLACKWELL London, England
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Ocean Gteamers, 81.

CTEAMSHIP AFRICA will sail from the DOCK
- instead of the Passengers requested TO be on
board b. | O'clock THIS DAY
~ y L. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling green.
TJYHE NEW LINE for CALIFORNIA.
i GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
The hsvorite Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Cap: Ttnss'
p.ush win Pier No. North River Friday June TO-
a. 2oeocl NJ connecting via Panama Railroad with Steam
appy q: the only office of Line No Bowling Green
"ff' d. B. ALLEN. Agent.
NB-An persons forbid trusting any account Of
the above sbips
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

Savannah 10 CaTsenss with Lumber at " F.seei
Of $50 tons out TO the West lndies and o'cA Wv
per month. One Of la6 tuns to nor'n siae ci oun'
and back for 81 600. A vessel 10 Bermuda aod oSek,
200 tun', for $50.
The business ofsthe snb-TTeasury vas; Receipts,
s63.O7s 5s-fOr Customs, $62c0J; Psyp ents, &f9,
100 "a; Balance, q, es7, l5s 50.
We annex a comparative statement OF the Exports
iexcu,ive Of specie from NewYor, TO foreign port
for the week and since Jan. /:
1857. 1855. 1859.
Total for wtes..........fLRs,15 s1S SO st9l 90
Previously reported ..... 3,e7,7s2 35250o <te5lsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

PLEASE REMEMBER-That this system ss,e- Won .hs
struggling forcing and deception used get medieuex
taken BY children always injarious-Oftsl dangerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

STEAM tn LIVERPOOL, BELFAST. DUB
- LIN LONDONDERRY. &c, via Glsssov, for $50
The splendid ard loweTal steamship GLASGOW, Cap,
,s. TO Glassow Liverpool Belfast Dublin Loud ,nierry Gr;
Frsres u.s. steerss- forrd With Of PROPERLY
cooked provisions &S Passage can sso De .~cursd tre sv
Of tie principal towns in Great Britain b. these
shiTs, at the l0v ct possible
For psssase, 70 q from, sppl, 20
TAPSCOTT Co, No Sc soU.h-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

PLEASE REaEMBER-Ths, e. Ia the rittle Fs uat ,esd q
graf ana little ailments that, neglected Iced to ssys
and serious disc asea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

PLEASE REMEMBER-Tha' the evr results Of such s,us
ses generally hsn oyerbalance al the good
done by The medicines Tins given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

PLEASE REMEMBER-rhat Homeopathy 10 sustained
is theories and bat from H. daily and hourly
success IN curing the siek, and srTesns disesse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

PLEASE REAEMBER-Thst you may have Il 10 your powsY
aid pleasantly arrest such complaints At
uirs and thus prevent grave diseases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

PLEAsEREMEMBER-Tha Humphrey. .y..e,n Of Homes
PAM spcihes eiyes the private practice of the sy.tem OF al
perpte1iiy and iHeae o. that everybody may them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

4 LISE.-rhe svonte steamship STAR OF THE SOUTH
esH Ihos Lyon VIII sav. 90 WEDNESDAY, Nay H. a. I
N fson fisf No " X. Through tiche,s ky~n 4, M,p.
snsy Go.ns.. Ai;s-a As.ny AID A,oou. BIZ, u L.las
s e s Ior sssh' y ps'sss, sHSy 70 sANL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

PLEASE REhEMBER-Tbst not only In long standing, Old
complaints and violent
ebssct' Homeopathy has proved lie superiority % say
other system IN repeated trials.
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THINGS TO REMEMBER


PLEASE REMEMBER-Thst these Speeches snflyely
harmless IN all and IN all Babies th.us
children them the aged 1fr may use sf
without danger, and with benefit.
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SUTTON & Cos DISPATCH LINE for SAN

$OaiON q 70 DlSfAICH LINE Tor SAN
~ fRASClsCOTo sail regularly on advertised day.-CIir
PEI " SATURDAY I'll, May S;-orly New York ba, clppsr
Ihe tsHor. and celebrated New Yors bail, ppef SKIP
ENCU" All krby nss'sT u receiving Der cargo Pier No
las h'er AID VII promptly s "a above. Til. elegant clip
was euif BY VIM h. Webb, e-q, esp saily f the San
aee her only from New York made 10
eehVerns her without rain Being very anal
Vly i"e tans sne VIII III up few days Shippers vii
p er tsa u tcriI els Of .dtne they thsi.
eneAements SUTTON L Co. Ne. 50 So1ill--t cor. WAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

fRElGHTs reuain low; usesl. there vd- rarse q
grce.. cattle. this weet paying ro, sadstjF car from
Buffalo York and s. Jo6 bead from Chicsxo
Ne~YoIk range from bvr- 10 N-Sct from $50 -s9
SIS q 81. bead to-day, 81 -. large
numbers New York and erE uncertain wh.- h-y
viii ell b. able .brOGsh We hear soze instances
o! 81 r had bring paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

PLEASE REMEMBER-That thousands Of the most siA.d
aud intelligent minds ia his county and Europe long since
svsn In heir adherence Homeopathy and employ teIcia-
siyey all Of disease for themselves families
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

PLEASE REMEMBEB-That the cure of snx,. chronic
silnsnt such a. Piles Catsrh Headache Salt RI. a. vii
more Than ten tiues pay for the co.. Vi q cure
PLEASE REMEABER-Th.t or four dollar. v.s,eS I,
cas Of sp.cte RsGeds will many times value
you even y,sE IL eesm uu anxiety prevention VI disss,
ard sbso!u.e relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

Oh ga ANNAH and FLORIDA - The
AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP CON
fANfs new and frx-caSs stesus.aip HUNTSVILLE Jaa
Pc; Commander, vii leave pier No. u Nora Rvrr 90
9Th gnsnTpsssd socotuaodaor els Through tnks.s 10
Cr.ssra $50 Isl Mobile, SIS; Mo-rou-y 81, Abaay
ga. eAi Atlanta, &5; Columbia 90 M.son S2: Al.
Sss 30 Aso 20 Pndpai p.ees iE Florida Iow- r.e.
rrea, 10 cents foot sHs prons,~ Insarancs cue
a. B. CROMWELL Co., No. GO W.rs
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V'HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
II ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.


An ,xp@rinced Surgeon on board.
The Of ;hese ships viii not be accountable Tor Gold
Silver Bullion, Specie, J-w-y, Precious Stones MEAS
ss bills Of adins signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed. For freight o. passage apply 20
Z. CUNARD No Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11

Tor HAVRE via SOUTHAMPTON.- The
l. beautiful steamship OCEAN QUEEN, 376s tuns Capt
{. p seabury, will sail firm Pier No North River. New
York precisely SAT- RDAY May a. with Passengers
spscis, and he United Stars Mails for Europe.
10, Cabin, loo and 800 "a Cabin, kSb; Sd Cabin, SIS
DTORRANCE, No 5 Bow ling Green, New. York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
TELEGR A PHO
The C0uventlOu.

BosroN 2Oth.-The Democratic Couven-
ton of the 5th Congressional District, was
held Yesterday. A double set of delegates
representing the Custom House and Doug
las interest, were present. Many Of the
Others forced their way through the win
dows, into the Hail. An attempt having
been made to exclude them, Sidney Web
ster Esq. was chosen Chairman. After an
exciting scene. the Custom House. bolted,
and organised separately. The Douglas
men claiming to be the regular Convention.
Nominated r. v IIallet and Cornelius
Doherty, both Douglas men to the Charles
ton Convention. The other Convention
elected Jno I. Heard and J. G. Lovejoy
friends of the administration.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
Wanted to EXCHANGE.

A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOT IN
Athe city Of Hastings Minnesota, Territory,
for new or second handed furniture. bar
gain will be given. This town is located on
the Mississippi River, thirty-6ve miles below
st. Paul, in Dacota ounty, and is the Coun-
ty seat Of said Coun ty, has . population Of
from two thousand to twenty-five hundred,
and is at the present time doing, rs much
business a. any other city Of not more than
double its population on the River. Salts
factory reasons given for wanting to ex-
change. A warrantee deed will be given
The property is free Of all incumb brance, good
references given in regard to the peoperty and
its valuation.
Forparticulars address, Real Estate, Daven-
port, Iowa, or inquire of THonA AS ORR Auction
eer, No. 5, East Second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

Judges. the duties Of the President. VI.
President, the puuisbmept Of crimes. arun
appointments, salaries. &c. DC. not being
Of special interest. are omitted.
ASTIcLE 26-Ireafies of Peacs-Refore
any treaty OF peace shall take full effect il
shall be signed by the President Vice Pres.
idest, Commander in Ch;ef = m.ioritv of
the House Of Representative a ms;oritv of
the Supr~m. Court and . m.;or,,y 30 IN.
general officers Of the army.
ARTICLE o7.-Dxfu of H. u;,;,cr,
shall be the duty OF the Commsnd.r-in-
Chief and au officers and soldiers Of the
army TO afford special rro,ection. when
needed. to Congress or anv member thereof.
to the Supreme Court or anv member there,
Of; to the Pr. sident. Treasurer. and score
tarv of War and 10 afford vener.l rro,.c
tion to eli civil officers or Other psr.on.
having the right to the .ame
ARTrr1.E 9s s-p,o,u,,v-A All c.ct. I'D ar
confiscsted property' and ali nrone,tv IN.
product of the labor Of thos. helono;no tn
this organization and Of their families shall
be held q the propertv Of the whole
equally, without distinction And NAV he
used for the common benefit, or disposed Of
for the came object and anv person. officer
or otherwise, who shall improperly retain
for his secret nee, or needlessly DESTROY such
property, or property found. captured or
confiscased belonging to the enemy. or shall
wiilfully neglect 70 render . full and fair
statement Of such property BY him, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and, on
cow iction, shall be punished accordingly.
ARTICLE 29.-7he Safety of Intelligence
FSad.-All money, plate, watches or Jewell
~ captured by honorable warfare, found,
taken or confiscated, shall be held sacred to
Constitute liberal safety OF Intelligence
fund. and any person who shall improper
ly retain. dispose or hide, use or destroy
such money o. other articles above named,
shall be deemed guilty Of theft. and on con.
viction thereof shall be punished according
ly. The Treasurer shall furnish the Comman
der-in- Chief, at all times with full state-
meSt Of the condition Of such fund and its
natsre.
ARTICLE 3O.-71e Commander-in Chief
and Treasurer The Chief
shall have power to draw from the treasurv
the money and other property of the fund
provided for in Article 20. but his orders
shall be signed also bv the Secretary OF
War. who shall keen A strict account Of the
same s.nh;ect n eram;n..;on hv .nv mam.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
SUPREME 4 COY Mt.
OCTOBER TERN


GEO. G.. WRIGHT, Chief Justice.
WIG. WOODWARD, t,.,;o..
LID. STOCKTON, 'us''o'
LEWIS KINsEY, Clerk.
Ggo. NJ. MATTHEWS, Ctyk pro TEN.
Isl. ShaHer Stout 4 Co. vs.. Stone, Louisa
Co. affirmed four per cent. damages.
776. Walters vs.. Stump i Dillon, Louisa
CO. affirmed.
Scott Co. Continued.
IA. Lindsay vs.. Phelps, ct al, Scott Co.
affirmed; three per cent damages.
-. Knox On VS.. Maxwell, Scott Co.-af-
frIned three per cent damages.
73e. Stewart vs.. Wheeler l. Martin, Lee
Co.-Atfirmed Five per cent. damages.
$50. Lctecia Ames VS.. Homer 5. Finley ct
III, Scott Go. affirmed.
4i7. Cambell vs., Rusch, Scott Co.-revers-
ed.
452 Lee ". Mahoney, Jackson Core
vcrscd.
ass Holt vs.. Lunt, Scott Co.-affirmed.
467. Smyth Twogood l. 20. W. Crossen
Clark, Linn Co.-rcversed.
4sS.-Snow vs.. Gellman, Johnson Co.-sf-
irmed. Damages two per cent.
52l. Russ vs.. steamer War Eagle. Du-
buque Ce.-reversed.
o. Kicnard Waugh vs.. Mary johnson,
Henry Co. Continued.
lgI. Brecdon h Houghton. vs.. $. b. Phil
ips, Leo Co. Dismi isscd.
lo3. Howe vs.. Without, Louisa Co. Sub
mited.
le7. Wcimcr vs. Linholdt, Lee Co. Contin.
ucd
5,7. Holiday vs.. Holiday, Jr. ct at, Lee
Co. Submitted.
5si. Stoddard vs.. Hodge, Louisa Co. Sub
mitted.
$50. Druce vs.. b )wn, Lonisa Co. Contin
ucd.
Gl3. Rouse vs. Brazz'eton, House Co, Hen
~ Co. Continued.
GA. Brown vs.. Smith, Il al, Henry Co.
Continued.
7s2. Warrick VS.. Clark, Henry 20. AT
irmed.
Geo. Robinson and L. Clark were admitted
topractice at this court.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

New YORK, October 90.
FLouR-Opened Sc better. Closed dull. Jlli-
nos 1000 bbls - 70G$4 IS Super State; 81 IS
@$4 80 Extra State; 81 7OQd$4 so Super
Western 81 90MS5 20 Common to Extra Wes-
tern . 4o9$5 5o.inferior to good brands Ex-
ira X. H.; Canadian Flour quiet, sales 200 bbls
at So 5OMS6 %.
BYE EFLcUR-Steady 81 6O@44O
WHEAT-ls better, small supply sales To-
900 Chicago Spring 81 05.
RyE-Quiet and firm at 90c
BARLEY-Steady.
CcRS-Firmer, small supply sales triffling II
ST. 90 Round elbow and 85c Mixed Western.
OATs.-Better and from 42c@44 Stale Cana
diau.
PoRK-Steady, sales l2O bbls SIS 25@S15 81
Mess $40 75M$lO 80.
PRIME EBEEF-Unchanged.
Cur MEATs-Scarce and quiet
LARD-Dull, sales 100 bbls llc0l1Xc.
BurrER.-Infrm, request l5c@2oc stale
111ac@lsc Ohio.
CHsEsE-6Hc 1OMc.
WHIsKBY-Quict.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE DAILY DRxocRAr AND Nsws

OPvIcE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND Nsws
/ DAVENPORT, OCTOBER 20, 1859.
/ "A~HEk-A warm sun has rendered out
aool esrcise very pleasant to-day. The
nights arevery chilly.
MAkkkr.--A Active and firm for al kinds OF
produce. Ariva large and prices Of yester-
day generally ustsined.
fLouK-unhaxed. Albion Spring - oO
Wholesale, 40 'tail. Shipments $50 bar
rels.
WHEAr-ln eman. at yesterdays quota
tions. No spring 6Aa7Oc. Rscsipts 345o
bu.
bARLrr-Dull. A good teal in market. but
buyers are not q eager IS shs have been for
some days past. A good artise broupht 4 4O0f
4oc. Receipts 1850 bu. sipmen,s soso
bu. wv
CoRx-Light receipts and l-;css upchene-
cd. Soc fer good article.
OArs-Receipts 500 bushels. Shipments
$50 bu. Firm at 3Oc.
ONIONS many arriving. ReceAts 500
bu. Shipments $50 bu. Quotations unchA ved.
27c@30c ruling figure.
PorArOEs-Fin 1T 37(d4Oc. Receipts lOO
bu. Shipments 100 .bu.
| HAy-Market in good condition with larg
supply. We quote upland prairie at - 400
| s. 90.
EGGs-In good demand at ll@121zc, fo
shipping.
| BUTrER-In good demand for family use
We quote good dairy at l7@2oc; common Il.
kin and roll At l215@ltc.
| CHERsE-Weste Reserve Sc Wholesale an
| lO0l2H retail.
HAMs-Good sugar cured / Sc retail; commo
lOc.
SHOULDERS - Good &c wholesale and retail
Sc canvassed.
| DRIED BEEF-11c wholesale and l3c retail
| DRIED APPLEs-A good article quoted at Il
Wholesale and l211 retail.
DRIED PEACHas-Unpared 111zc wholesal
and l5c retail: pared csc retail.
CoDFIsH-.A good article Sc retail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

INRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREASO ON THE
i lst day Of May, A. d, 1857. Canada Nc
Cullough and Joanna Mccullough his wife, Of
Cedar County, Iowa, executed unto Austin
Corbin Of Scott County, Iowa, . certain Deed
Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land
in Cedar County. Iowa, described
follows to wit The North East quarter, and
the North West quarter Of the South East
quarter, and the North East quarter Of the
South West quarter Of section No. twenty
four "a +, and the north east quarter Of tho
north west quarter Of section No. fourteen
ia, and the south east quarter Of the south
| east quarter OF section No. thirteea IL in
Township No. eighty one 81 north OF range
No. one ! west Of the 9Th r. NJ. Which said
conve vance made hy the said Canada Ma
Cul Tough and Joanna mis- wife, for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment Of two certain
promisory notes, and the interest thereon,
signed by said Canada Mccullough, dated the
1st day Of May A. d. 1857, and payable TO the
order Of Charles J. Dupont, one in six months,
and the other in twelve, the first for the sum
Of one hundred and eighty seven and 50. LOO
dollars, and the other for the sum Of sixteen
hundred and eighty seven and 5o-l0o dollars,
with interest at ten per cent after due.
And now, said last named note having be
come due and payable, and the said Canada
Mccullough having failed to pay the same,
I,Austin Corbin, Trustee ~ aforesaid, do here
by give this public notice that by virtue OF the
power which is in me vested. d.bv said deed OF
trust, will, on Saturiay,1ne istn day Of
November, A. d. 1859, At the hour ois o'clock
NJ Of said day. at the a1sc sco., s csv",y o' IN
the city Of Davenport. sa,i 'co'. Couhty' e1-
the marcel of lar above described, or 50 much
hereof "a sb-n be sufficient TO satisfy and
:. = ~ -.nount Of said note, with the interest
& :. son to the day Of sale, together with all
the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs Of this notice, and trustee fees.
October, goth, 1859.
oct 81 AUSTIN CORBIN Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

ACuRIors SIGmT.-Tuesday light
was one of the darkest We have ever ex-
perienced. Not star was to be seen, and
the stars wer inky block.
The moon was out, however, presenting .
very wonderful appearance 1t was blood
red, and appeared to be within stones,
throw Of the earth. 1t gave no light, but
much resembled a Jack-o lantern. We can>
not account for its appearing SO near the
earth, unles, il was down here on Welt
We should not wonder at ALL if We heard
ofindviduals being moon struck" for it
was certainly within striking distance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
CHICAGO MARKET.

October 10, 1862
FLOUR-Market firm with = fair inquiry Ex-
ira Spring 12HG4 H. Perrysvllle super So IS
declined.
WaEAr-Market opened quiet at l9c for No.
and S1o for No. l, but advanced to 8O085
at which the market was active.
OATs.-Sales of No. at 32c Of aAoat.
RyE.-Sales Of No. made 1T 66@67c, in
store.
BARLEY.-Receipts light. Sales Of No: in
lots at $50, in store.
Live Stork market unchanged. Cattle
range from LIS to 800. Packing cattle in
good demsnd at 2@2,5O and 800 for extra
beeves. Hogs range from 4d $50. NojSheep
in the market there is q good demand for fat
sheep At 313,50 per cwt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
Farm for Sale.

1R0 ACRES, fenced In four 10 acre lots, and sl
i w broke except 20 acres; two story frame
house nsary new, four rooms and porch bsIow and
Two large rooms above, cellar, eood well st 'ae
door. good well at stable; stsbing and othrf out
buildings; apple orchard In bearing; cherries, c95t
r.ots. 3 oo.eberries. pluns, srapss. &C; water
across the farm Bsid farm liea aiiverthorpss tav.
and Iowa City Ec.. one ma 10 mes froo Muse .tine.
e.II' q males ~sSt Of Davcpport. and niles from
WM,oa. said property 10 ohssed at 80 per acre II
sept II, 1850. PAANOIS 0ILvBR1N01u,
dAw1m 0ilvevthorn's 1sveTn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
Moro Exeitemen

HARpER's FERRY. Oct 2Oth.-Much excite
ment was created last night. by . report
that the Abolitionists were numbering the
people at Sandy Hook. About 800 women
and children abandoned their homes and
came to Harpers Ferry for protection.
A force Of marines was sent to the spot
indicated as the scene of disturbance. but
al was found to be quiet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
The Yacht w anderer.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 19.-The yacht Wanderer
sailed last night. without papers. with a full
crew and supplied with provisions and am
unition stolen from her owner, Mr.. Lamar,
by Capt. Martin, who had been negotiating
for her purchase for SOM time.
The Collector of the port has sent .
steamer with Mr. Lamar and others in pur
suit of her, but 90 far without success.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

WAsHINGTON MONUMENT FUND.
A cotemporary gives some very excellent
advice regarding the contributions dropped
into the Washington Monument Fund Box
10 the Fost Office. The receipts for the fret
two weeks we're altogether too meager, and
We must say we think it mortifying truth
that they we're 80. 1ipo dollars and forty
cenis is the total amount Of contributions
received at this Office for the period Of two
weeks. A large sum for a city Of 10000
souls to contribute Owards o monument to
the man who did more labor, spent more
money, and suffered more privation than
any other man. or any dozen men, to secure
the liberties we now enjoy. We really
think our Postm aster must have felt proud
when he come to add up the amount, and
found it reached so huge figure. That
box is altogether too large Tor use at this
Post Office. A pocket match-safe would
be very appropriate 1t would hold all OF
the contributions, and plenty Of room to
spare.
Let the amount in the box be respectable
the next time it is opened; dime now and
then will not be missed, and it is the dimes
that make dollars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21
Arrival Of the De Soto,

New York, Oct. 2O.-The steamship DE
Soto has arrived at this point with Havana
dates to the 10Th inst, and nearly quarter
of a million in specie The DE Soto passed
going into Havana the U. s. steamer Wy
andotte. The political news is unimportant.
Sugar were very firm; freights rather &C.
tive; sterling exchange l7a17 IL per cent
premium Northern exchange 5a5 Ia per
cent. preI ium.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

RUNAwAY.-A horse and carriage
came rushing down the Riply street bluffs
yesterday afternoon, and woand up by
sending the buggy smash against a lamp
post, The carriage was found by its owner
lying around very loose
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-21

.B9 In few days we shall have
orr stock of blanks as complete as ever.
We have been somewhat mixed in our job
office for few days past. endeavoring to
find room for the large amount Of material
lately added Mr.. Burditt will soon have
everything settled, and can then turn out
work a. fast AS it comes in. Oar friends
who have been waiting for their work. will
please bear with us yet little longer. We
do not wish to give them an inditferently
executed lob