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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12

DEArH OF Mss MATTE Hoffman,

DEArH OF Miss MATTE HoFFMAH.-
The numerous friends Of the family Of II. B
Hoffman. Esq. were deeply panied yesterday
morning upon learning that his only daugh-
ter. Miss Matte Hoffman, had died the pre-
vious night short time after 2 o'clock. A.
though this sad event was not alto geth,r unex.
pected, yet sinking Of the heart was ex-
perienced by many when it was announced
Miss Hoffman was the bright particular star OF
the circle in which she moved. Accomplished
and possessed Of extraordinary powers for wiz
ing and retaining friends she vas the idol
Of the young and the old. Charitable to a
fault; most rigid christian, her life was
beautiful to contemplate, and her death has
cast gloom upon all. A void hss been crea
ted which nothing on earth can FILL Her
parents do not mourn alone. Many, many
hearts had come to cling to Matte as they
would have clung to dear sister. and no "
that she has passed away, they heave with
anguish. and the eyes become suffused with
tears which cannot be suppressed. Friends
w~o stood around her death bed inform US
that she was resigned to die and her end was
calm as her life had been exemplary. She felt
she was departing from q world Of trouble
to enter upon new life under the Immediate e
teachings Of her Redeemer Matte is now
happy in heaven with her God, but her friends
will long mourn that He in his divine good
ness. could not have spared her yet a little
longer We sympathise with her parents in
this. their great affection but they must con-
slider that what is their loss is their dear
childs gain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12

yNRUSTEE'S SALE.-WBERgAs, on the Path
i day Of May, A. ID. 1853, Jesse &. Tesgarden
and Margaret Teagarden, his wife. executed unto
John Monger, rs Trustee, a certain Deed VI Trust,
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott coun-
ty, Iowa, described as follows, to wit: The west
half Of Lot No. eight ISl, in Book No sixty so,
Of the city Of Davenport, as laid down on the plat
of Scott county Iowa which said Deed Of Trust,
il recorded in the Recorders Office Of Scott coun-
ty, Iowa, in Book "F" Of Town Mortgages, Isge
ls5; watch said conveyance was made ~ the
said Jesse G. TeagaIden and Margaret, his wife.
for the purpose Of securing the payment tf
certain promissory note, and the nteret { thereon,
signed by said Jesse e. Teagarden, for seven n un-
dr.d md thirty five and 10000 1876 90 100 dollars
dated the gath day Of May A. 1859, and paya-
lie to the order Of ID. G. Kelly, one year after
date, with intere thereon 1T the rate of ten per
cent. after maturity Per annum.
And now, said note for $735 80 having become
due and payable, and the said Jesse G. Teagarden
having failed to pay the same, l. John Monger,
Trustee a. aforesaid, d. hereby give this public
notice that by virtue Of the power which - in
me vested by said deed Of Trust. ! will. on Fri
a,y. the 9th day Of July, A. y. 1860, 1t the hour
Of two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, At the
Court House door in the city Of Davenport, expose
and ofer for sale, at public auction, the parcel Of
land above described Or % much thereof as shall
be sufficient to satisfy and pay the amount Of said
note with the interest thereon to the day Of sale.
together with oil the costs and expenses attending
Upon the completion OF such sale . Deed will be
given in accordance with the stipulation Of said
Deed Of Trust.
Dated the llth day Of June, A. D. 1860.
JOHN MINGER,
iu.el2-at. Trustee.
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From w ashinglOn.

AkHINOIUN,
As there are two Capt Henrys in this city
it is proper to state that the one Identified
with the Sunner affair is James T. Henry, Of
Ky, An examiner in the patent office, and not
Patrick 7. Henry, attorney, late Of We.
The Pacific Railroad Committee had . meet
ing this morning. and the majority determined
70 report bill embracing the soathssn asd
eentsal routes.
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rG>RISTE1'S SALE-WHKREAs, on the 1st
i day of September, A. u. 1855, Peter Kuhl
executed unto Louis 4. Mscklot, ~ Trustee,a
certain Deed Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee
the land in Clinton county, lows, described - fol-
lows. 10 Wit The north least quarter Of Section
No. thirty. five (35 J. in Township No. eighty -ons
Isl Lorth, Of Range No. two - east o, the 5th
p. NJ; which said conveyance was made BY the
said Peter kuhl fof the purpose of securing the
payment Of one certain promissory note, anc the
interest thereon, signed by said Peter Kuhl, dated
the 1st day Of June, A. d. 1855, and payable in
ten years after date, with interest payable snnu-
slly-said note for tho SUN Of sixteen hundred
and forty dollars, and to the order Of Austin
Corbin. :,
And now the interest due on said note June !
1860, having become due and payable. Ard the
said Pstsr Kuhl having failed TO Pay tns sams,
|, Louis A. Macklot Trustee as aforesaid, 90 nsss
by rive this public notice, that by virtue Of the
Hwer which is 10 me vested by said Deed OF
r,nst I will. on Saturday, the 7th day Of July,
4 n. 1850. at the hsur Of nine o'clock in the
foreoocn of said day, at the Court House door. in
the City of Davenport expose and oer for rals at
nublic auction, for cash, tho parcel Of land aoove
descr, .>ed OK 80 much thereof may be necessa-
~ 10 satisfy and pay the amount Of said interest,"
with the interest thereon to the day of sals, to-
eether with Ill the cots and expenses attending
esid SALE costs Of this notice and Trustees fsss.
Dated the llth day Of June, =: y. 49, y
| iunel2-dts Trustee.
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

And continue for Six Evenings during the week.
This beautiful and stupendous production Of
Art. was painted the City Of London by 2.
PHILIPS, Royal Academy Artist, and a favorite
pupl Of the celebrated SrANFiELp. 1t is ac-
knowledged by artists and &C nnoiseurs TO be the
very best production Of the day, and ranks at the
head Of all Panoramic Exhibitions.
Mr.. Risley accompanied and assisted Mr.. PHILIPPE
in ais trip down the Tia AAEs and the corr ectness
and picturesqueness Of the views can be vouchsd
for by any one fam,l ar with the River.
This Exhibition is Of hig ly mora, instruct
i've and interesting character, and even the most
fsstidiOus need not hesitate to paironixe it. IL
has been gotten up in style utterly regardless Of
expense, and the Proprietor hopes his fellow citi-
sens will not obge him to regret having opened
it in the city of Davenport.
Doors open at half past seven o'clock.
Commence at half past eight o'clock.
Admission Is cents, Reserved seats So cts.
During the day tickets may be had at Risley's,
~ Brady street. junel2 dAw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12

MONEY TO 1OAN-ON IMPROVED
Farms in Scott county and vicinity, at reasonable
rates. DARLINGTON l. TOWNSEND,
S. w. cor. I'd l. Brady sts
marl1 -dGw2ms
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RIVER uTE MS.
Sunday, June 10, lSG0.
ARRIVED

Sunday, June 10, lse0.
ARRIVED
HAwKEYE STATE, Gray, st. Louis.
kEY CITY, Worden, st Paul.
NATE CAssELL, Hilhouse, Csmanche.
JoaN BELL, Math ews, Dubuque.
Monday June H.
METRoPoLIrAN. jerks, st. Paul.
KATE CAssELL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
LUzRRNR, Deming, Camanche.
DEPARTED.
Sunday.
HAwxEYR STIrx, Gray, St Paul.
Il EY CITY, Worden, st. Lonis.
JOHN BELL. Mathews st. Louis.
Monday.
MET RoPollrAN, jerks, st. Louis.
LUzERNE, Deming, Burlington.
For MoNTRosB.-The safe and fast running
Mail Packet KATE CAssELL, Capt. Hillhouse and
Clerk Geo. W. Girdon, will take her place At the
levee this morning and will depart for Nc entrose at
the usual hour of her departing for that point,
make connections for st. Louis in 81 hours. The
Kate Cassell is now, and heretofore has been
known to be enc of the most popular and safest
passenger boats on the Upper Trade and with
the company Of her gentIemanly Captain and
Clerks, no passenger can fail Of having pleas
ant ride, and receive treatment that will
cause the IN to speak highly Of her commander.
Long may it be the luck Of the kato to plough
the Father of waters in the Upper Mississippi.
The Luzerne, Capt. Deming, one Of the Musca-
tine and Ft. Madison Packets, passed up and back
yesterday with an excursion party Of Is couples
from Muscatine to the scene of the recent terrible
hurricane The Luzerne made the trip in six
hours running time, giving the excursionists am
pic lime to view the ruins. Quite number went
from here, and all returned expressing opinion,
that the Luzerne is both good and fast boat, and
differed by gentlemen who kn.w how and do use
their passengers with most the obiging kindness.
The Martin Walt, Capt. Stewart, yesterday
took an excursion party from Le Claire of about
200, to Camanche and Albany.
The Aunt Lefty departs for ST. Louis this morn
ing.
The popular steamer Grey Eagle, is expected up
this morning on her way to st. Paul.
The Sucker State leaves for ST. Louie this
morning.
The River at this point is rising steadily with
5 feet on the Lower and 6A feet on the Upper
Rapids.
The Missouri River Was rising at st. Joseph
and stationary at the mouth.
The HI nois River is repor ed rising and in good
boating condi tion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12
NUMBER 1872.
Election Of O6cers Of The 1. O. 3. Of T,

PORTLAND, June 10.
The Sons Of Temperance Convention today
elected the following officers for the ensuing
two year.
Most Worthy Patriarch. Dr Silae Conditt. OF
N j.; Associate. Thos. j. EvAns; Scribe. DR..
F. A. Fichsrdt, Of Penn; Treasurer. Robert
Faust. Of Penn. Conductor, N. Constable, Of
Mo. sentinel John H Batty. Of Mo.
Nashville. Tenn, was chosen for the annual
sesei, n Of 1851
Mr.. Blair Vindicated.
WASHINGTON. June H.
1t - stated that Mr.. Blair having now received
perfect Wind cation from the House. and estab-
lished his legal right. is now willing to resjpn
his seat and meet Mr.. Barrett or sny other
competitor. His friends protest avain.t such
conc ession.
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From Richmond, Va.

RICHMOND. June IO.
Robert G. Scott Of Ala, addressed the citi-
zens OF Richmond last night, defending the
Southern movement a. Charleston, denying
that it was q disLnion movement. but one to
save the Union by maint aining equal protection
to all. He denounced Douglas and squatter
sovereignty in unmeasured terms. Ifthe Rich
mond Convention adjourned TO Baltimore he
would there insst upon the same platform as
at Charleston. If it was refused he would
come back to Richmond.
Mr.. Fisher. Of Va. also ppoke, vindicating
his course at Charleston.
Nearly all the delegates from Louisiana Tex
as Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, South Caro-
lima and Florida have arrived.
There is a diversity Of opinions as to the
course to pursue, though nearly oil are agreed
to go to Baltimore to contest the seats Of the
Doug as claimants before taking finai action.
The d -fticnlty is whether they shall resume
their seats if granted them. unless the platform
is resc nded.
The Alabama delegates demanded Of Virgin
ia that the delegates should pledge themselves
to withdraw fthe seceders are not admit ed /.
seats, it being conteEded that If Virginia will
pursue this course North Carolina, Kentucky,
Tennessee and a part OF Mary yland will follow
suit, and that Caleb Gushing will resgn, and
leave the chair.
The position oftbe n Y. delegates is anx-
iously discussed. II is eontended by some
who have been to New York soInding the
delegates, that they are ready to abar don
Douglas, whilst others claim to be equally W eli
assured that they are more firmly welded to
Douglas than ever. since the withdi wing OF
Mr. Sey ymotr and some ofthem express the de-
termination to oppose the admission Of dele
gates who sre accI Ieditted to the Richmond
Convention, on the ground that they disor
ganixers and not National Democrats.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12

ANOTHER VrCTIM.-An old man named
Kelley, one OF the injured by the tornado in
Albany, was burr. cd last Sunday. Others are
still in danger.
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GEORGE b. SARGENT
lie CLAIRE no USE
FOR RENT.

VTVHIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL BUILD -
L ing, one of the largest in the State, and ;i;I
fered for rent on reasonable terms-unfurnishe ed
1t is situated on the corner Of Main and Second
streets, in the very heart business centre of the
city, and convenient to river and railroad. Good
references will be required from applicants. Terms
made known on apipication to
my23-du ANTOINE LIZ CLAIRE.
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xxxvI,h Coagres...Firs, Session.

- - ASRIN6TON, June IL
HousE-Mr Sherman offered q resolution
regulating the calling for report, and giving
the general appropriation bill the preference.
NJ. Branch opposed it on the round that
it would enable the Pacific r R bill .v.in 70
be brought forward. involving the consumption
Of additional time The resolution Va.
adopted.
Mr. Niblack, from the committee on patents.
reported the Senate bill with an amendment
for the amendment Of the patent laws.
On motion OF Mr.. Howard, its consideration
was postponed till the "a Wednesday of De-
cember next.
Mr. Ashmore. from Alege committee. made
an adverse report on the bill referred to it. re-
pealing the act regulating the compensation
Of members Of Congrees
MIR Iistton, from the committee on Exnen-
ditures 10 the Navy Department. report ted back
the resolutions referred to the committee IN
February last and recommend their passage.
The resolutions declare that the Secretary cf
Navy has. with the sanction Of the President,
abused his discretionary power in the selection
Of a coal agent and for the purchase Of fuel for
the Government that Q contract with Swift
for iye-oak timber was in violation OF law !;
that the distribution of the patronage Of the
Navy Yard among members of Congress Is des-
tructive Il discipline and injurious to public
service; that the President and Secretary OF
the Nary in considering the party relation Of
bidders and the bad effect Of awarding con
tracts pending elections, are deserving Of the
reprobation Of this House that Daniel Fl.
Martin, member of the Board of Engineers, to
report on proposals for the construction Of ma
chinsry-he being personal y Interested there.
in. is hereby ceusured by this House After
some discussion the consideration Of the reso-
\ Int al ,neill WaAr.aNo,,
| The House went into committee on the
Post Office Appropr alton Bill.
SENATE MIR. Wilson offered a resolution
changing the day Of Adjournment from the 18th
to the 2Sth. Laid over, under the rules
Mr. Hale reported resolution changing
| .he order o, business in the Senate, which
was laid over
Mr. King moved to take the report Of tn.
Senate Printing Invesr igating Committee an,
| postpone all prior orders. After some discuss
ion it was agreed TO- The resolutions wer.
read They recommend a change in the mod.
Of executing the public print g
Mr. King contended the abuses growing on
Of the execution Of the public printing wer,
not necessary
| Mr. SlideIl thought these abuses were Incl
dental ard would result under any admiuis,ra
ton He did not believe Mr. Wendell's testi
nlony unless corrobarated bv other with esses
He reviewed Mr.. VS. testimony as to th.
money spent for electi neer,ng purposes aul
contended it was thus spent against the ad
vice Of the Administration.
AZ to the poet office blanks n.thing WAS paid
that the law did not allow. He admitted tha,
something was wrong but neither the Po,
Office Department nor the Senates Commt,e.
was able to ascertain how it was done unit
very recently.
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A COUPLE of dogs got into a row
Sd. and before they were parted. succeeded in
chawing up each other admirably. The MAR
stopped the fun.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12

TH4 Concert for the relief of the tor
nado sufferers was very well attended last
evening
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12

A NOTE OF $40, GIVEN BY JOHN A.
n Da!ldorf& l. Co., to the order Of Jas 4. Lane,
dated June 6, 1860, due in 80 days after date at
the State Bank, was lost on the afternoon of the
9Th inst on Brady between ed and l4th streets.
The public are cautioned against negotiating said
note, a. payment has been stopped.
juneS div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12

xFLOKENCE MONEY TAKEN ATPLUM
MER'S Book Store, No. 10, lie Claire Row.
dec 2S-tf
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THE CITY,.

A SLIGHT sprinkling Of thunder
shower passed over our city last evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12
Milch Cow tor Sale.

4 NY PERSON WISHING A FRESH MILCH
"A Cow, can procure one low, by enquiring at
the Store Of f. FEARING, SR,
junel2-dtfl Cor. Locu>t Brady street,
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A PANORAMA Of the Rocky Mountains,
the route to Pixies Peak. the gold regions etc
will be exhibited ia Island City Hall, Rock
Island. this evening. the proceed. from the sale
OF tickets to go to the tornado sufferers
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Progress Of Garibaldi.

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITAIN
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The Insurrection Spreading.

PALERMO BOMBARDED AND TAKEN
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DISTRICT COURT.
J L N Z I Z r NJ.
JUDGE JOHN r. DILLON, Presiding,
Ira NJ. CLIFFORD. Clerk.

JUICE JOHN F. DILLON, Presiding,
Ira N. GHfoRD, Clerk.
Monday, June llth, 1860.
Court apened At o'clock
The case OF Buddeke 4 Diago not havir B
been finished Saturday was q ken up again this
morning and occupied all the forenoon and part
Of the afternoon 10 examining witnesses and
argument Of cousel 1t was submitted to the
Court on the arguments. Dow for Plaintiff,
Rogers for Defendant.
III e criminal docket was tn en- called The
fret case tried was State Us Henry Pieper.
which occupied all the afternoon. The jury
retired at o'clock
Court adjourned till O'clock this (Tuesdsy) j
morning.
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One HUNDRED DOLLARS were raised
yesterday by the men connected with the lie
Claire Marine Railway, to be given to the tor
nado sufferers. This is the second donation
from the San source.
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GoDEY FOR JuLY.-We have received
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FoR CAMANcHE.-The Metropolitan
yesterday morning took up committee from
Auscatine with $1,000 cash, collected there for
the relief of the sufferers
The Luzerne passed up about noon, with q
very few passengers, on an excursion frcm
Burlington. whether anything for the sufferers
or not We did not learn. We understand she
was chartered by a gentleman Of Burlington
for the round trip at ss5O-if so. We think hs
will come out sufferer
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12

GENEROUS MEN.-Wh,ls we were taking o
look at Deere Co.'s plow factory. in Moline
on Friday. the employees Of that establish.
ment contributed one hundred and twenty fl e
dollars for the relief of Albany and Camauche.
A few men wer. absent and it was thought
the amount would be swellei to 1850 Noble
and generous men The blessings of the wid.
ow and fatherless will follow them for their
generous deeds Of chari,y.-k l. argus.
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DEPARTED.

Sunuav.
HAwxEYE STIrE, Gray, St. Paul.
Il EY CITY, Worden, ST. Lonis.
JOHN BELL. Mathews, st. Louis.
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f. I. STARR, q newcomer, takes the place Of
F. II. Warren. and will keep full supply Of
newspapers, magazines. illustrated papers, sta.
tionery, fresh fruit, etc. etc. With proper en-
ergv and attention to the business, we have no
doubt that he will do well--R l. Arqus,
Mr. Starr is brother of our 5. Ii. Starr, and
for long time was with him on this side Of
the river. We wish our young friend much
success--he certainly deserves it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12

THs TRIP ON THE KATE CAssELL.-
A lares party embarked on the Kate Cassell
last Sunday morning for the rune of Cana nche
and Albany. CART. HILLuousE and CLERK
GIrpoS had made preparations to accommodate q
large crowd, but the party was much larger
than was anticipated. The best Of feeling pre-.
vailed, however. and we believe ey.rybodv
was highly satisfied that the dollar they inves.
ted in tie passage was well laid out-we can
oer,uinly speak for one
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-02-22

JAMES MASTERS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed was, on the 3lst day Of January
1860, appointed by the Probate Court of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, administrator Of the estate
Of James Masters, deceased.
zSsii noaanla} g STEPHEN HENTHORN. (
Feb. s, ls6O.-St.pd. a0&t = es1 I,