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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
I,NciS for the People,!
The ReDubIican Pocket Pistol.

A Collection Of Facts Opinions. and arguments
f., FLeedom, Edited by VIZ. II. BusLEIes.
Eeo. PsLli.Aed monthly dsyin9 the Cow
paign, commencing June 5M 3G pages. l6
M, Price Is csnts.
TINE OBJECT OF THIS WORK WILL BE TO
i present, in the most concise form prscticsbIes
the principles and aims Of the Republican Pary,
the Issues involved in its contest with tho SIsvo
Power and lis Democratic Allies the sentiments
Of the leading Statesmen Of tho country, past and
present, in reference to those issues and such
other matters Of interest as may % evolved -
the progress Of the political struggle upon which
We have entered; what every working kspubli-
can will desire, in the way u isct, Argument, and
opinion for himself, and fer his neghbors, 70 In
firm the ignorant, convince the wejudicsd, and
s,imuIste the Iukcwarm, will be given In thss
Pocket Ptstol series, in . form at once compact.
neat, and convenient, and at price which viii
enable our Republican Clubs to put . COPY of it
into the hands of every voter whocan read.
THE REPrBLIcAS PoCKET PisroL vii: b. puh.
lished ON the 5th Of every month during the Cen.
psjsn.
Single &c pies Of any number will Be ssns by mai,
po-foge paid, on receipt cf cests For Is cents
il will be mailed TO subscr'bers during the Cen.
pAigo S copies to one address, 81 90
We trust our Republican friends in oil perts o
he country will exert thcmselvss 70 make m
Clubs 10, the Pocket Pissos. II will live vos
couplete outfit Of facts and asgumsoes With vhieh
TO combat the sham democracy. Addrsss,
II. DAYTON, ,Publishss,
julyl3-wst&decd3w q Howard 81, ny.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
|. A TIE N + w S.
THE OREGON ELECTION.
DEMOCRACY TRlUMP4ANT!!

The last news from the late Oregon election,
~ per telegrsphie Dispatches in another col
umn. shows that the Democrats have carried
that State, and elected their representative by .
msjority Of Is. This 10 about - Ne expected
the result would be when We read the dis.
patches Of Monday, over which orr neighbors
crowed 20 Justify. We trust this very consol-
ing bit Of news will not cause the ancient
dame to weep or the little joker to attempt
another pun. The Democracy Of Oregon is
yet in good condition and at the Presidential
election will roll up heavy majority for the
nominee OF the National Democracy
Those email fry Republican Journals which
have been shouting SO loudly about the first
great gun Of the campaign" are very politely
notified that the great gun 10 question went
off half cooked" and busted.
Three cheers for the gallant State Of Oregon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
New York Market.

By Telegraph NEw Yoex, July IL.
FLoCR.-Market dropping. Sales 74,00o bbls
IS 10 IS 20 Super State IS 35015 50 Extra State
IS 1895 rs Srper Western ;525M5 so Common Il
medium extra do, IS IS as IS inferior to good
shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
kYR FLOuR-Steady At 50 5Od4 80.
WH1Ar-sisrket firm, particularly for shipping.
Sales 4O.O 900 bushels Receipts $4,000 bushels
81 z7@l ~ for Mill Club 81 80 Amber Iowa
81 37H good Winter Red Western, and 81 46Ql
48 White Western.
kYE-Quiet. 30(182c.
BARLRY-NOminal.
Corn Market firm with fair demand. Sales
I, 800 bushels; receipts 37,0O bushels. 62@63c
sound mixed western; 65@6S round yellow.
OATs.-Market firm. 37Q4Oc Western and Can
ada and 4O04l State.
PORK-Market firm. Sales $40 berrcls SIS rs
old mess &l9 25 new mess; $12 SO old prime !;
$l4 Is new prime.
WHrsKY.-Market.. dull Sales $50 barrels.
2I@2lXc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
From Washington.

WAsnINGroN. July IL.
No proposition of any kind has been sub
niitted to the government by Capt Gibson or
any other pc sou, for the purchase Of Mormon
interests in Utah.
The Cabinet has overland mail services again
under consideration one party proprose week
ly trips to Piacerville, in twenty-five days. for
S250.O0O per annun.. The entire Cabinet, ex-
cept Mr. Holt, accept this proposition
The United States Agricultural Exhibition
will be held at Cincinnati, from September
10Th to the 2oth The premium list amounts
to $4,000. No cattle will be received. on ac-
count Of p,tmvo pneumonia but large premiums
will be offered for horses, machinery, steam fire
engines, etc.
Gen. CulloIn, former clerk Of the House Of
Representatives. charged with embezz eme Mt
in Office. was tried by the Criminal Court to-
dav. and acquitted.
Thomas Fiske, well known in the editorial
world. has been appointed to clerkship in the
Post Office Department
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

NUMBER 2IS.


ST Jo-Er,s, July II
BY the Pixies Peak Expres. which arrived
last evening we Rave the following:
DEsvER CRY. July 5-Y s,erday Was sppro-
pr.a,ely celebrated az the Nations birth dsy.
The day was ushersd in by Nstiossl salute
"s dsy-oreak. Early 10 the morning the city
presented en- unusually lively appearspee:
flags we're flung to the breeze in ali directions
and the streets thronged with enthusiastic
crowds
Al about 10 A y. the procession formed ct
the new Pos. Office ard marched through the
principal streets Of the city 10 . grove ada.
cent. The PROCESSION vas led by the Denver
',ty Bf'-s Band. followed BY the old soldiers.
o"eeIs oil tie day. orator and reader In carria.
9es. Mssons, Odd FellO =, Turner's, Gerrraius
"iee Gun, Ladies sabbath Schools in carria.
ges. anu citizens generally. Tho procession
was very large ana enthusiastic with @mblema.
Ire Central Overland. California and Pike's
Peak Express Co. the Western Stage Co. and
Southern Stage Co turned out with fine tssms
and the coaches were beautifully decorated
Inc .xercises over the gran presentation Of
beautiful flag b. the lsdi.e to the city was
made. accompanied with fine speech from the
lady presenting it.
Mr Shsifer received the flag and made .
brief speech in behcf Of the city
Judge P,rkins read the Declaration OF Inds.
pendence.
Hon. Jno. g. Moore delivered an eloquent
aud appropriate orstion. after which the per-
tormsnces were eniivened with q variety Of
songs aud speeches. Bands discoursed splen.
d'd music. at intervals. during the perforinan-
Gee Inc day passed of about az Il does in
the states, an every one seem.d TO lie having
good time generally. Horse racing - all
the rage 10 the afternoon. We hear of shoot.
ing atfray on the fair grounds, but the particu.
lars are not given. Business still duh but in.
proving. An average OF forty teams per day
are re urning to the States, and arrivals dc.
creasiug. raj idly. Weather hot through the
day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
steamer News.

ST. J,nNs, N. F.. June II
A ship ripged screw ct amship. doubtless the
City OF Baltimore, from Liverpool 4th ria
Quee nstown 9Th, for New York. passed Cape
Race at IL o'clock this a. n She was fret
seen some ! 5 miles East Of the Cape at Q o'clock
but thick fog setting in she passed OF to the
Southwark. SO that the news boa. WAS unable
to board her. Il is barely possible that she
in passing the Cape the news was thrown
overheard and that it may bs picked up after
the fog lifts Wind East Thermometer CO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
From New York.

New YORK, July IL.
Ex-Aldernan Ksrrigan attempted to shoot
Alderman Genet in the City Hall park to-day.
It is stated that the Alderman and Gr.
Ketchy induced . sister Of Kerigans and an
other lady to take . sal in yacht IN the East
river, iast Thursday night and attempted vio-
lence upon them. The loud ecreams Of the
ladies attracted attention, aud they we're land
ed, when he men sailed away. Ke.rigan had
given the Alderman notice Of his Int ention TO
shoot him. A bloody sequel the ff.r is an
ticipated.
VIM. Finn. an attache of the Iaily papers Of
New York for 25 years. died this morning after
an illness Of elk months He was native Of
Ireland and nephew Of Daniel O'Connel'.
AFrench lady. named Jeannette Qalisier. fell
out Of . second story window Of her re,idence
in Delaney street. while 10 q state OF somnam-
bulism. and was almost instantly killed
Jas. Doherty, bar-keepnr in 4Oth street,
was severely If not fatally stabbed last night
by lahorer named Barney McAttee. whom he
had refused to trust.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
COM nj e RCIAL
DAvENPOxT MARA EFT.
DAILY REPORT.

| Oyy1cs DAiLI DEn0cRAr AND Nsws,l
Thursday Eve, July II, 1860.
Receipts light and transactions very limited
Grain Of all kinds firm and unchanged since yes.
terdsy. W. quote:
| FLouE-ln fair demand at IS 5O@5 7sretail, and
IS 25@5 50 wholesale for City Spring Extra
Supsrhne - 50; Rye -four s4 0o@4 50 Corn
meal 81 90 p cwt.
| WaEAs-Receips 80 bu; shipments 227 bv
Spring good to choice sSct0S0; No. do SIC.
CoRS-Rsceipts 400 bu; shipments 100 bu.
We quote a4 30 $3.50 for ear, and s3Q34e shellsd.
OArs-No transactions to-day. In good de-
mand 1t 25@27c for good 70 choice.
BAsLEY-Receipts 80 bu., new crop; ship
nsnts 90 bn. In fair demand at a594Oc.
RYs-Nothing doing.
BUCKwHsAT-A good article sells readily at 75c.
PorAToss-In fair demaad at 3Oc for Pinkeyes
and 35c for Neshannocks. Retail dealers are
selling at 3o@4oc. New potatoes are selling ..
l5@2Oc y peck, retail.
WooL-We quote at 20@35c.
HAY.-Steady and quiet At 3 oO@4 90 for Prai-
rie and 81 0O@5 90 for Timothy.
HlDEs.-In good request and moderate 1t 5@6c
for Green s012c for Dry and ll.Ql3c for Dry
Flint.
burrsR.-There is > good supply in market Of
tub butter, but for good and choice roll for table
parposes continues in moderate supply and firm At
l0@l2cX; Roll and tub 6t09c Wholesale and l0@
lilo retail.
E0Gs.-Steady and firm with Q fair supply at
7X@8Xc retail.
BEAxs--Steady and unchanged. We quote at
s0090c Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsE-Supply light and prices firm at l3@
15c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve l00llc
Wholesale and l20ll5c retail.
LARD-In fair supply At 1l@l2Nc.
HANs--Common lO1s@llc Sugar Cured l2k
@15c; Shoulders loo retail.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples 8@lOc Peaches ll0l5c
Prunes s@l2Xc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
r1oR rss DEMOCRAT AND NBws.l

The BRECKINRIDGE AND DOUGLAS
QuEs1roS-To "HARxoNY,"-Sir You may
perhaps consider it impertuent for me. an out
slider, to interfere in the disc ussion just opened
between yourself and MIR. Parker, and fec dis
posed to tell me that it is "none Of my funer-
ais" A discussion Of THIS character. however,
look upon as free fight" into which any
person 90 disposed may be counted, especially
when one Of the parties coming out boldly
over bis own signature, 10 attacked eovertly
by another under the mask Of nome de plume
las Mr. Parker wrote but did not see to
bs understood by you-havs never bolted >
shal!-certainly not when, in the coming fall.
east my vote for electors favorable to Breckin-
ridge and Lane.
! can understand fully the advantages Of .
union Of the Democratic party and appreciate
to the fullest extent the dangers both to the
party and the country. Of any division 1t the
present crisis. and II 10 with full consideration
Of the subject that my position has been taken.
j
Electoral ticket for Breckinridge and Lane will
result In the election Of the Republican eandi.
dates, but even were their election the sure rs
cult Of the course which has been taken by 10,
l am not prepared to say that the old Roman
proverb fat jsstie;e eelum vsas. does not ap.
ply in its full force to the occasion.
will conesde. sir. all you wish - to the
regularity Of the Convention when it 6rst or.
ganised in Charleston. but will not admit the
proposition which you seem to consider se.
quence. that all Of its actions must therefore
necessarily have been regular.
When Convention purporting to be Demo.
cratic. .departs from the established principles ol
the party. abandons its fealty t. the Constitu.
tion. repudiates the decisions Of the highest
Judicial tribunals Of the country and runs r I'd
IN the worship Of one man when The dele.
gates from twenty-five different States-iu
whole Of in part-6nd it their duty to With
drsv-whsn not single Democratic State 70.
mains fully represented. except BY unsushor
issd sslfconstitutsd delegates misrepressntina
the people for whom they claim 70 acs-vhe n
they then abandon the long established rals Of
the party (bsfors especially recognized BY
themsslves) and refuse to require . svo.third.
vote Of oil the msmhsrs Of the Convsptiop "a
make . nomination oil Of thisis done to
further the political fortune Of man Who ii
oosozioss to The people Of every Dsnssratie
State 10 the Union (an:sss you call Illinois Z
Democratic Statsl . man Who il In bad odol
With the ex:sting Dsmocrstis Adaislbstraties
and Who 10 unreeognised BY the Democratic
majority 10 copgrssss-shsn. cir. in word
the Convsntton esaass 70 Be Demosratie Con.
vsat,es aad bsseass "Doagiss Cssve bAbe2
sAesd eeasidae ~ sasisa = Isses baesg y
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
Illinois Democratic Convention
FULL TICKET NOMINATED.

SPRINcSI.LD ILL., July IL.
The Breckinridge and Lane State Conven-
ton met here at 10 A. N. About two hun.
dred delegates were in attendance. Hon Jno.
Dougherty Of Union, Chairman of the Janua-
ry Convention, resumed the chair and made
. speech Of much bitterness. disiging the
course Of Mr.. Douglas and his adheren,s as
tending to disunion, and destructive f the best
interests Of the Democratic party, which was
loudly applaudel.
The usual committees we're appointed, aud
the Convention took recess iii 2 +. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Upon re-assembling John l. Mcconnell. oi
Morgan from the committees on Resolutions
reported q re-sffirmAnce Of the platfor.1 OF the
January Convention, and also 0 the majority
platform at Charleston. The inclu ling reso-
lutions we're rs follows:
hesolved, That we hail with unbou ded sat.
isfaction the nomination Of Breckinrdge and
Lane. and hereby pledge them our united and
enthusiastic support.
Resolved, That we recomme nd TO each Sena
torial district in this State to present u fu Il
ticket OF National Democratic to be voted fol
in the coming election.
w. II. Carlin Of Adams, from Committee on
Nomir ations. then reported the following Eltc
toral ticket:
STATE At LARGE
John Dough.rty Of Union.
Tn, mpson Campbell Of Cock.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First Distr;ct-Wm. SHANNON of Boone.
Second Distvict-John c. Amber Of Cook
Third District Justus Stephenes Of Bureau,
Fourth District II. Purple Of Peo.
ria.
F;fM Dis:,iet-Wm. G. Wagley Of Han
cock
-Sirth District-John L. Mcconnell of Nor
gan.
Seventh District-John E. Cummings Of Lo.
gan.
Eighth Distyiet-J. n. Hawley Of Marion.
Nineth Uist,ict-John E. Hail Of Union.
The following State ticket was nominated E:
Goyey,,or-THOMAS NJ. HOPE Of Madison.
Lieut. Governor r-THOMA5 SMELL Of De-
Witt
Secretary of State-B T. Burk of Macoupin.
Auditor-Harry II Smith Of Knox.
Treasurer III. II. Gather Of Adams.
SupG Pub. Instraction-John Il Dennis Of
St. Clair.
The nominations both for Electors and State
officers were received with much enthusiasm
Speeche. we're then made successively by DR.
Hope, Isasc Cook. Nv. II. Csrlin and B. T.
Burke. after which the Convention adjourned
sine de
lO5 guns are being fired this evening it hon.
or of the nominations.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
From Washington.

WARRINGTON. July IL.
There is no truth In the report that the
House Printer has suspended operations, as
the Attorney General has not yet rendered an
opinion - to the construction Of the law re.
ducing the price 70 be paid for printing.
The Report Of the Covods Committee makes
$40 printed pages OF the 100000 copies or
dered by the House, $4,000 will be ready in
few days.
Congress at the late session ordered printing
involving an expense Of At least 100000.
Workmen commenced this morning the re-
moval Of the naval monument and all the fish
ponds on the west eide Of the Capitol 1t 10 to
be transferred TO Annapolis, in pursuance Of
the late order Of Congress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

BUcEINGHAA PALAcs, June %.
My COOP FRIEND-I have been much graft
fled at the feeling which prompted you &
write to me, inviti z the Prince Of Wales l.,
visit Washington. lie intends to return fror
Canada through the United States. and it vii
give him great pleasure to have an opporlu
nifty Of tsstifying to you, in person, that thosf
feelings are fully reciprocated by him. lie vii
thus be able at the same time. to mark the r.
spect that he entertains for the Chief Mseis
tra.e Of great and friendly state and kr.
dred nation. The Prince OF Wales will droT
all royal state, and travel under the name q
Lord Renfrew. as he has done when travelling
in the Continent, in Europe.
The Prince consort wishes to be kindly re-
men.bered to you
Iremain, ever your good friend.
VICTORIA r.
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Later from California ard Oregon.
Democratic Congressman from Oregon

New YORK, June IL.
The North Star brings only enc day later
news from California AMI upwards OF 81, 500.
900 in treasury.
Oregon advices indicate the election Of a
Democratic Congressman by IS majority. The
Legislature is stll conceded to the Coalition by
to 10 majority on joint ballot.
The heavy failure of Brewster d Co. pro.
duced sensation in San francisco It is be.
lieved that their assets will ray all indebted
ness. amounting to $3.50 coo. Much anxiety
exists in anticipation Of other failures but vel.
informed merchants belieye all the principal
houses souni. Brewster Il Co. have alreud 3
confessed Judgment for 100000
Raymond h Co. engaged in the grain bnsi-
ness, have aiso failed. Liabilities $3.50, 600
Business dull
Money abundant at unchanged rates.
She brought no Panama papers.
She left at Aspinwal on the 4th the friga;e
Sabine and store-ship Falmouth.
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RALLY sovs, RALLY!

VrHE REPUBLICAN NCAMPAION SONGSTER.
/ Edited by WILLIAM II. BCRLEIGH, ESQ, 72
pages, II mo. Price 10 Csnts. Mr.. Barleixh 10
we'll known to the public, and his name Is sun.
cient guaranty that his work Is we'll done.
EN-No Republican Club can afford 70 do With
out it. Sent by mail postage paid. receipt Of 10
cents. Republican Clubs supplied on liberal
terms 10000 Agents Wanted 10 eel Ue ISn0stsr.
Address, II. DAYTON, Publisher,
iyl3-w3tAdeod3w 36 Howard st., N. Z.
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Bell and Everett Convention in N. Y

UTICA, July II.
The Constitutional Union Convention Of the
friends OF Bell and Everett met at 12 o'clock
to-day The attendance was moderate in point
Of numbers but Of highly respectable charac-
ter. After the temporary organization, the
apr continent Of the usual committees, the
Cor v entton took recess till 2 o'clock.