Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-21
TIL e CITY.

THE CITY.
The End 1t will be S. en- by our tel
e,raphc dispatches tia, Gen. Walker. the fill
buster, and kudler. HE aid, have been shot by
the Honduras Authorities. Thu ends all hi.
ambitious schsmes Of power and cor quest.
FRESH OYsTERs.-Those in want Of
fresh o, ste-s will hnd Il em at the establish
ment of Blatt. Lazare 4 Co.. opposite the lie
Claire House They are cheap. and received
fresh every day
WE THINK the meanest thing man
can engage in is to set dogs to lighting. Yes.
terday We noticed severAl forays among the
canine species, which appeared to afford much
amusement to the bystanders
AT AN ELECTION held in Canoe Creek
Township Rock Island CO., H.. on the 81, the
whole Dsnocrat'c ti,';et Was electe much to
the chsgrin ana disappointment of the Railers.
This is The first gun from Rock Island in No.
venber W will hear another beIching forth Of
ts vindication Of the Little Giant" Push on
the column.
APPLES AND PEACuEs.-Blatt,L Lazare
( Co. have on hand one hundred Larr.ls Of
choice apples. which they will sell very low.
Also a larre lot of freestone peaches, which
are going rapid at 81 rs per basket.
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FIFTH WARD.-The Democratic Club
IT this War were out last night, accompanied
by the Union Br as Band We think the
Democracy Of the Fifth are better organized
AID evincs more enthusiasm in the cause than
any Wand in .he city. Let the Democrats Of
'he other Wards wake up, aud If they have
rothing to do themselves, they should be ready
to assist their neighbors.
Hon. LINCOLN CLaRK-Wc under
stand that this gentleman is sick, and was con-
sequentiv unable to fulfill his appointment
here last night, in connection with Fnz Henry
Warren He has been unwell for several
lays. The Republicans met st the Court
Honse. and was addressed bv Mr.. Warren, / ut
the affair il sa d TO have been rather poor, and
the result unpr' fitshle
MIssIssIPPI IL Missouri RAILROAD
It will be seen by reference to their advertise
sent that this road propo es 10 carry pass n
gers to and from the Iowa Safe Fair 1T half
prices, and that the freight charged on articles
E.r uuiil h. rafn,AoA nj a on
of the managers certificate. This will place
our State Fair within the reach Of everybody,
and We trust it will be well ps,ronized.
YESTERDAY was a raw, cold day, and
great coats aud fires were vets comfortable -
We have no complaint TO make. however. Snch
a season as we have had. imp arsllrled almost
in the history Of the Stat. is ause for ext. enc
thankf oine.es AID gratitude. We only ask
that q few days ,fthat dreamy. hszy time,
ted us, with its gorgeous foliage of crimson
an q gold, 10 which Jack Frost writes his warn
ipg tnat soon he will be among us with his
mantle Of soow and ice.
Our Bell and Everett friends have
flung out their banner to the b, eeze. Yes'er-
day morning they suspended 'r'cofor
across Brady street, below Second. What has
become Of the etars Of our National Ensign 7
Will our Bell Everett friends. in the facs Of
their Pistform, the "Oons'itution, the Union
| and the enforc msnt Of the iars." dare to rally
| under banner without the 'blu field with
the starsr They must remember that bv the
laws Of the country the A.g .f the Uni'ed
Sta' 10 quired to he the "S,ars and stripes.
I. this . new patent right?" Look to It
Bob"
Po.rr1c.L Appointments We are requested
Ia .,a,s that Col kr,.ben, o has been doing
Q cd service in Illinois. cannot tor th- present
meet his eng sgemen's in Iowa. - he deems
Indiana the m, st appropriate field fer his 10.
hors n. this time. After his return, We are in
for med it 10 his int on ion to speak at ST Joseph
on Thursday, the 2.'th. aud ut W+stn or tie
29th when other app dntmeDfs viii folio" s0d
in due time be anuounc .d.-Ao R~ps b!iean.
We regret that Col Kr ibben. that able and
fearless advocate Of Demo sracy, who has been
90 gall.ntly at work in Ill 'nois. will not visit
Iowa at present We hope, however. to Lave
the pleasure of listening to him before the
close of the campaign. Oh curse the little
,ker' Of the Gazetts did not S. 'e the above ex'
tract from the No. Rfpn6iican wore he wrote
his modest promise that his Exc. dse"cy, Lieut..
Governor Rusch. "vouId be on b aud tor DIS
ussion if Col. K. will permit" On no! VI
co''rse b. didn'L Tha. wouldn't be ins.'y way
consistent With the high moral tone o. that
p"tsern family sheet, the Gasstts. How the
c'ce 90 play When the cat 10 away; how y o.
dsr'u'iy crave aud fierce wh there 10 no d.. y
ger. How about that "f.ncs" and ,hos>
prairie chickens Of cold frosty morning"s
Il is simply ridiculous 10 sur pose that rbe Re.