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RECREATION. - 4 une epoqne ceinrae ceiie-ci, Oh
b aisersissements sont rares, Ia saison aneryanie
zhs chalaurs e.ouffantes on accepte assez faciie-
ssat ioa.e sorse de recreation. En Sc rsfsranf
npa rotiles davis on verra qu'ua Papegaas seras
iairHe fesont pas defaaf surtout lorsquc arsc nne
Ftsslfs Il m coup de- pom ire lis peufroHs abattre
asaas disss.is du cog qui leur vandra cling ou din
lasGes
osse prone, unc janr,,ee agreeable.
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f a 2 e g a q T
81 N Papegais GU Papegant sera tire aux
u Opelousas lie Dimanche a JUN cou-
rant-Nise, 81.
Les prix sont ainsi distributes:
Pour le corps, $40 90
Ponr chaque membre, -&s- 5 90
S'adresser chez If r Sensat.
~ II : aura anssi lie soir, au meme en-
drois. un petit advertisements don't lie prix
dentree est de dix cents.
Accourez, yous serez satisfaits: -.
Opelousas. is JUN 1860.
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Tout &c qui peut faire connaitre les con.
trees 81 riches ct 81 interessautes que par
court le aeuve Amour merite de fxer Fat
isasian. C'est dams ce hut que nous repro.
dnisons taus les r6cits des yayaaeurs ct les
donaees que nous fonrnisseat les ionrnanx
Tuasss: Les details suiranss soat exsraits de
+ AdEills ak No1d
Aors de mon seiour dams ID province de
Amour, en- 1859, j'ai Gu deax fois rocca-.
mon 90 voir uBe foire mandjoure i Blaeo-
yeatolensk -Au temps donne: les Maud.
soars aFrivent sur nne fle de bateaux o,,i se
sulEent psndant toate une jonrnee, IL LONG
&c u EiTa droite fchinoise) du leuve lis
abosdeps au village Sakhaliaue, ed face de
b'sgovea1ahensk, ct dechargens lenrs ba-
teau1 lie lendemain. de grand matin, les
aaat50uRs traverseut Ia riviere arec una
iaFaas % ieur carEaison ct abordent i Blaeo-
raaesEanas. ns stablissent IA fore sur Ia
- design6e. svee nne rapidite incroyable.
- teaeas en- Mates de jonc ct en- toile sont
assasess ae ernGes d'enseignes en- langnes
ehinoase es mandioure
! Les sehesenrs affduent en- masse et at.
esIlsaert que y maillsurs des bostiques, eeIIe
an nartahaad naadjour Yakho<cIane, ait
efaE aes alarchandiaes. A Isnstant Oh luiI
enieTs taat des soiFies, des koarmas. fesps-
ee de peIlssas chinoises portees pour III prig.
lr,pls e lsnr valeur), de la soie ! broder, i
nbjets De qnineailieris, Il princi-
paIement des eomesstii bles
- Les Hours vendent les wires aux
nen seulenen1 centre de- ID rnonnaie,
a:als m asAai pour nas billaIs de credit n oici
iiasas efaiant lss priix pendant mon aeinur:
1n sae O. farine d. foaent de 4poads.
;nn sao de pois de noads. q q pspiers
70 Y. $40 de- miliet de 4 pouds. Q 2papiars'; une
,'eee ds jaubon Do 30 lirres, 2 papiers une
10 rsaHais eze oeataina d'@u6.
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Il FEMME. Regina Franques, ayant
W abandonne h domieiI coniugal sans
raisons vaiabIea, le publia est par IL present
averti que je ne paierai aacune dette con-
tractee par ellie das aniourd hui
PERDRTX.
Washington, Lae.. l65Jain 1s6o-.m
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OpeloRsas. 10 Juin 1860.
MARCHANDISES UETE
-. AU PRTX COuTANT

I 4
M GUS avons Ia favour dsppeler vosre attention
1S a notre Stock de Maschand;ses dee, cue
nous sommes determines de ssfldre des prix tres
bas Nous vendrons notre assortment d'atofes
pour DANES meillenr unarche an'on ne les vsn-
dues auparavant. Notre assortment d'stofss pour
sneipaenlenI en- habs es paiitso;,s en- alpaca nair
one nons offros prix cou,ans. a6n de aire de Ia
place pour le depaasge de nos marchaadises fau-
tnmnes
Les souliers, aaissi les c!apeaux, actnsle-
nient Ell main, seront sendus aup prix ceussns
]. Habits, de . 2 en- tnantana;ss l. @a
Pap.aIons. de . ! % en, Hssnsant . .st
Chspeaux, de rs csnts .
Souliers. do s o0 ..
Jaconafs, de Is cents Y sc.
Esen dsdH.ive, sous les artaeEes ausafhon mar.
che anen peas les acheter Fa Eonve lie. .Orl6ans.
Pouryoyez-voas dc banns het,re
0pelousas Is JuiE 1890 ''.fss
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d 'Aduestia est panr l'ihomna ca 'essl
u seulptura p1ur un naoFcsanH inforne de
mazbge.
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om dlsDnn@LDdlo
MTNE aardienpe yigilante 1enfaut, 10
0 Is i 18ans, reeommandee comme en-
cefente bonnie d'enfans. 1'''
s'adresser Harris L Brother. Wash
iDgton, Line. 10 JUN 1880.
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81 - Or1So
4 m 81 HRaNGAs .0wERToW 41sasas
G,ETANT associ9s pour ia prsfiaHe do lear pro
- fpssion aasisfesont rSg1!isrsasae aux cours de
Ia;s.rict des Psroisses Sc Landry Esleasieu, Ra.
nsdss III svoyeiEes ainsi qt anx ssssicns anhasles
H. d Coa7 Supseus, . Aiszandris ct sus 0reiousas
Barean snx Opelsasas, Lne. "a av 1858.
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I .E.soussis 3, agiasant en- .vertu dune ps.en,,
- ton notariee ddment enregistrSs au Bussan
du Recorder de la Paroissa 81. Landry, aanoncs =
ceas7 cue celia pent cnneerner qa'ii est a,torisk
rece ye'r toatce qui paut stre dda Mascena Bsard-
pay ce gull peat deyoir, oornne aussi dispe.
ser de setSproprietEs. 49,.
En- ethsdqaenes, eeux our psavsnt sssis ass
rec lanatle>s contre ledit Mascsna E6ssrl anns
prizes de SCI presenter au soussign6, ee ceux aui
peuvent iu' devoir sont egaleu,ent prizes de venir
solder iears complies 81 e!.es vsu'ent s'eviter dss
frais. rFRav
Mandataire de Mascena Bslari.
bois Wallet st. Landry. Is JUN lseo-4f
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y agsfsy. 3s
I,eon pa,abl. !, I. J
| pies of f,i..,ss,,..,n'a-' NJ !
Nsy ana "a.
zrssa -
|s Ill sopz-i !.
Eaazlassass,r -
her r.,,,sD;,,. san
s,eara -; 1 q.
aiRy and ;ys.; WI
w dfA27ses
fQ nm Esrx2 .,..i{ j > L is5s5sE55i h; *
o epsra,s p,yas ~ !.
sacexi,,., I !.
'era.io,lna. =
|.ple aud ia Il, .
changed sss'', lsas,
s.nge If Fan,;,.
| delicate s,.s.aa, x,aa !.
ortgs,...l ,,.,,.
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sisa i..s sfsls. Ia,,,,... 3.
&C !, aan s.s..y =
|aaA y Tsss,,
p aE& !! Easale-
s as !! the hs.soIIs-
.s = sss szagerrs J,
o. essasr af ts,,,,. W
,,..,. sn = si vi iat.,.,.
aapa from, shs J, I 7,
-. nDs Be hoaaoIa.s
Ege of u, lar,tlb,,s...
anceiied.
aAfEs, clsrl.,
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Recem,nent reg4 ct i vendre.::
- barfIs EeIl = naaarage,
3as sr-lsy Earime,
JasaRb0Ifs frais passes au snere,
Champagne, des marques de Held
soick, Isa Psrle,. La Veuye liiq,.et & Golden
Star McHUSBAND. e
Opeloasas, 16 JUN 1866. 8
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FUzaLIEs LANDRY.de Id Paroisae. ST. Lar,
III Il dry. agsnt spTssentk uns pstition / Eefes
lStre nammke ADMINISTRATORS de- II susesssios. de
len ULCER T.sneIos. snn eppa.x decEdE. dsrniere.
ment de Ia PaIpisss st. Landry. s.
En- eonsf fqHsrcs. aVis ssf par ie pr6sent donnS d
ceux qui peuTTaient avcir dies raisuns l<gales aop.
poser ladite noil stIon. avsIr les enregissreY
par scrit an 1areau du Greffer de u Conr Do Dis
rict Dc "a snsdite raroisse, dams las dir oars qui
Iniyront b date du present avis
e. LaSTRAPEs, Grstssr. 4
Oraloasas, Is JUN lsse
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HraaBiTAss ET Aux coMMERcANs
e ,ussElEa DEs UPELoEsAs etant. Ia feuiiie Ii
\ aspdue dafs Ia pasoi-se &C. Landry, remarqna
,sessement q ceEx aui ont des aTia y donnas,
Eaesrerunt III. ara,,tage certain en- ies faisans
.aaas ses COLONIES.
k,rsous somnes teauis d'annoncer i'Hon. G. II.
I'm CONNIE Il =: ss rnge dn BstnEat euua.
II III Paroisses St. Landry, Calcasieu, vefmiiion
E,,esae, ala proeiaiIe election. 7av Tgsu
,,sesMEsT pFLocAL.-Le Bnrese d'Inpr:mesis
asrr;isr dss Cpeloatsas ete transperts au c5ts
,4de ii rue Maine, 5an premier, dams ID naaiso,i
M spsre ie magasin de NM. Ney 4 Dnpsk ct
IL u. R. HoIlier.
trLa chalear ct Ia secheresse son. actuellement
H ',,uses que les habtaIts soHt ulenaces de perdre
saue eutierement leur recal.e de u,ais. lie cotton,
,,,s soufffar,t onsiderablament, resiste mieux
ssaaspee ds Ia seeheressc. -
] ii nssrais sops pour Ia plnpsrs sec, beaucoup
asjs SOFT tarris, ct On certain nonbre dhahisa,
ID solt menae6es dun r.anque general dean.
III L'dda!k de Ia Nourele Orleans annonce
Ens,adon, dams le Mississippi, dn nomm5 Vileor
Ir,ss, accnss d'avoir assassina sostfane Guidry.
i'd ID aal i lE Cote Gelee, ca 1904 Cetta nou-
iisparait certaiee.
M Nous appresIens des OFFICERS do Bureau des
ri dss opeloN.as, que ce bureau sc-a ferme !
qsau de juillet proclaim, g. que, parconsesent.
fisrsn1 gas poursuivens actuellenens ces mes.
Va ne aaroat fnterrompus que pour s'oecaper de
acoaeeraerait l. peifsctionnen,ens dapp;ieations
htes ". q
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Kassps.s & Gssf6@asss, lsasats.
TDRATIoUERoNT dams les assareotss Pc
n roisses cesnrassn. lie Qniazians District Jr !
dieiaise r. Mars 1853,
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Z l1spafse 4aIEeRteAr des Eats L19szs
I Bureau j 81 residence, epcoignnrs
des raes Court ct South, anx Qpsleusas.
8 JUN 1850.
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ErArap,7 TrxAs.

!. -, ErAr'Du TEXAS, t
l'esrty County. q JUN 1aEn
= sorssigae previent, par oes prsaausaa
Nd tous eeux qni pourrziisns ' aare insssss
rssses, qn retoque des eeste daha h ,ssss, &c.
det quill sonfe 4 David Miller NJ a. Massn
1860. MAsCENk nET.Inn -
16 Jul. lSaO-9
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IS. ETC., etc.
ow is their
J. Levy. Z.
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ON E I

asng"nentssto :
ai'gnst next.
ent of every
.ou!ntrp store,
date, there.
wn interest
use, sell he
N the Ore.
'llsntioned..-.-..5 :
ne will rent
1860.
sacrifice Els
d The lst o;,f
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OP r. HaO U q A s o.

IggDI MATEN, y. - ~ I6 JUN 1890
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lGonun,aii',''.iiyus.1 n ~
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ON DIT.

lsse promes ssnc J,nrnee agreeable.
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y sous sommes teauis d'annoncer i'Hon. G. H.
mn earne f.es.s rnge ID Bistraat cum
!, ii Paroisaes St. Landry, caIcasisu, vesmiiluu5
,.a,s,.e, Ala proehaiIe election. NJ 1850
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Vente Publique.

st. Landry, Is JUN 1860.
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AAs'
Plantation,
| Mt abo:'l,iitf3
.Orria',sa.s';
',ce !. ine
.#1
rest dWe'-
corn cribs
trrra ian
hich Tie
| the use of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20
Aut Cesar ant NulIus.

The action OF the late County Cen
vention of Dubuque County goes to
show that with the leaders Of the Doug.
las party in that city and county it is
Doug las or nothing The Douel,sites
OF Dubuque are unwilling even 70
pledge themselves to 90 for the nominee
OF the Charleston Convention. which
shows very plainly that they arc not vet
fully established in the belief that Doug
las will be the nominee. Neither arc wo
very firm in that belief at the present
time. The following resolution was re-
jectel by tho Convention:
Kesoiycl, That the Banner county Of the
Democracy of the State of Iowa, reposing G.,
it does implicit confidence in the wisdom anc
patriotism OF the delegates to the Nationa
Democratic Conv to be held at Charles
ton, will cordially abide by the action of tha
Convention ana hereby pledges its undivids'
support in favor of the political principles Il
be enunc ated, and the candidates for the OF
fees of President and Vice President to b,
chosen by that body.
Other resolutions were passed in which
the most rigid instructions were givcr
to the delegates to vote only for such
National Delegates as would pledge
themselves, their lives, liberty, real es
tate and personal effects for Stephen A
Douglas for candidate for tho next Pres
idency.
These resolutions arc written in I
stylc which the Prince of Sycophants
might joy to emulate even Doupla:
himself will blush with shame for the
fallen condition of humanity, if b,
chance he should see them.
Very well s: it is nothing more tina,
was expected from Dubuque; so no ON
will be disappointed. If We live Ion,
enough to see Douglas candidate 70
the Presidency we shall probably be
shade older than our old friend Methu
selah.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20

WuEREAs, Disseutions have existed In our
organization which tend 10 impair its ethcien-
CIV. and,
Wusaras. A contest is approaching in which
We should employ our undivided strength
ag sin.t the sectional Republican party. There
tore
ResolseI. That We hereby agree and pledge
ourselves to forget and bury past diff Fences,
and direct cur united energies TO promote the
welfare Of our country by preserving the con-
stitu,ion. maintaining the Union, and securing
the success OF the honored and cherished lrih
ciules of the Democratic party.
j b. Dosr offered the following amendment:
Tnat the convention hold the members If
The Democratic party bound to support al ia
ture nouiinatons-city, county, state and ma
,ional.
The above VIC extract from the pro-
cecdings Of the Dubuque county conven-
uon and we must say that we like it. In
union alone there is strength, and no
personal spite or malice even should
cause us to lose light OF the true Interests
Of the party. Bnt let US ask Of the
| Herald, Ghe cditer Of which offered the
above amendmenU why the convention
50 unanimously adopted resolution to
keep the democracy ofthe county OF Du-
buque in the traces, but at the same time
refused to adopt resolution having the
same object in view, only the ore
comprehended county and the other
National boiling. 1t seems to US that
the same general policy, with regard to
supporting Democratic nominations,
should apply to national as well as to
state, county or township organizations
VIII Mr.. Dorr please explain why he
pledged himself by his vote to support
all Democratic county nominations, and
at the same time refused to support the
National nominations unless, torsooth,
it sutte0 him
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20
INSURANCE.
AUnToRs OFFICE law ,

At IlToR OFFICE law
Dcs Moinrs February lst lSG05
1T Is HEREBY CERTIFIED. That On the mir.
/ ty first day Of January, 1860, "a sworn state
ment WAS filed in this office, showing the cefdi
ton of the Missouri State Mutual Fire and M
rine Insurance Company, located at St Louis in
tho state Of Missouri on the frs, day of Janna-
~, 1860, in accordance with the provision. Of an
Act Of the General Assembly Of the State Of H..
wa, entitled " An Act in relation to Insurnnr.
Companies approved January 18th, 1877 und nm
Act amsndatory thereto, approved February nh
lSaS, that sad statement shows that ia c.iu,a-
ny is poses,cd Of the requisite amount OF capital.
AMI invested Is required by law.
Authority is therefore given to the above nam
c. Company to transact business Of Insurance N,
this State in accordance with the laws thereof
until the 3lst day Of January, 4. y. 1851.
1t is also certified, That GEoaGg L. DAVENPORT.
ESQ, of Davenport, has been duly appointed by
said Company their lawful Agent aud Attorney
tor the county Of Scott with full power. to take
risks OF Insurance therein, and to acknowledge
service Of process provided law, upon his hting
with the Clerk of the District Court, in and ior
said county, certified copy Of Il Q statement IN
alc in this otice. Ii Is further certified that tha
attached is n true and correct copy Of the SAID
statement
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have hereunto sot
my hand and affixed my seal Of Office, this first
day OF February ls5o.
LIS j. W. CATTELL.
Auditor of State
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20

SPLENDID DREss.-From an English
papcr's correspondence we learn that, i'll
Calcutta, at the Govcrnor-Gcncrals ball,
a beauty appeared who was not put OUT
though apparently on fire. In countless
dcminutivc bags Of Gauzc she had i'm
prisoned fire flies, and these, tackled on to
her dress, far ontshonc the diamonds OF
the Oriental ladies'. As she walked IN the
more dimly lighted alleys ofthc garden
and grounds she was indeed a most bill
liant belle
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20
STATE lEE N = .

STATE ITEMS.
CLEAR LAKE INDEPEsDENT.-Th's is
the name of another new paper Just
started into life on the shores of Clear
Lake. 1t is six columned sheet, prom
ises to be neutral in politics, and will be
devoted to the interest. of Cerro Gordo
and adjoining counties. Success to the
editors, and their enterprise.
The steam mill belonging to J. +.
IIervcv Il Co, of Marion, situated in
Buffalo township in this county, was
burned last week. The fire was acct
dental, and the loss, upon which there
is no insurance, will be from $1,000
to $1,000.
The authorities of Bellevue are taking
active measures to suppress drunkenness
in that place. The Courier says that
some dealers have had licenses granted
them by the town authorities. This they
have no right to do of course, under our
State Maine Lavish. That same law
has made more drunkenness in Iowa
than ever were made in fifty years be-
fore its adoption.
a spirited revival is gong on in the
Methodist church at Bellvieu.
An unusual religious excitement and
revival has been going on in the Mctho-
dist church in Centervile, Appanoose
county, during two weeks past. SO says
the Chtgtain.
The Dubuque county delegation to
the State Convention consists of T. 5.
Wilson, Geo. w. Trumbull, ID. S. vii
son, J. ID. Jennings, Geo. O. Karrick,
Ben. NJ. Samuels, S. Hampstead, Saml.
McNutt, J. II. Williams, J. b. Dorr, S.
NJ. Pollock, Warner Lewis, j. Z. Qug-
ley, NJ. M. Hayden, VIM. McLenan, J.
S. Gadsden, Hardin Nowlin, J. L. Low
ell, Timothy Sullivan, +. M. Knoll, J.
Stroll, L. Crawford, +. A. Gniffke, d.
y. Mahony, W. |. Anderson, VIM
Mills, w. L. Barker, w. S. Hall, j.
Ii. O'Neil, Z. Morgan, a. Simpson,
and WIN. &. Stewart. They go in
structed to vote for Douglas delegates
to Charleston.
A grand county wolf hunt is to come
Oft in old Cedar on the 18th inst
Wolves are said to abound in that Sec
ton. The call says Ali game killed
inside of the ring to be sold at the pole
on the day OF Tie hunt, to the highest
bidder, and that money to pay the
printers.
There were shipped from West LITER
ty station on the NJ. d. VI. railroad, dur
ing the year 1859, by railroad, 80, 2l7 bu.
wheat, 1862 bu. corn, 5,llS bu. oats.
and 600 bu. harley; 52,Ols lbs. of
flour in sacks, $50 bbls. flour, $500
live hogs, 23l head of cattle, and 9th
cr ircights, amounting to 24s, G4l lbs,
making in ths aggregate 3,is2,57l lbs.
That is certainly very fair exhibit for
West Liberty, says the Mucatine
Journal.
An IMPORTANT SUGGEsIIoN.-Mr.S a-
bin' OF Howard county, few days since,
introduced resolution in the Iionsc Of
Representatives instructing the commit
tee on Public Buildings and Property,'o
enquire INTO the best means by which the
records and papers Of the state may be
preserved from the danger Of destruction
by fire. This is wise and iudicious
move, and We hope to see it fully acted
upon. The state would be very liable in
case Of fire in the capitol building to lose
all its records, which would be an i'm.
mense and irreparable loss-.State Req
lister.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20

StNK.-Mr. John w. Forney, one the
shrew dcst and most INSCRIPTIONS wire
working politicians i'll the Union, has
been elected Clerk of the House Of Rep
rcselt a,ives by the Republicans. Six
years ago, says the Wilmington \. c.
Journal, Mr.. Forney was elected to that
same position by the Democrats-now
Mr.. Forney joins coalition composed
Of the bittcrest clements of opposition 10
that party, and on being congratulated
upon his success by his ne~ friends, he
is little enough to avow personal spite
against the President of the United
States as one of the prominent motives
of his conduct. No doubt, too, the Re-
pub!icans found in that spite one of the
strongest Inducements to take up Mr..
Forney.
When men like Haskins, and HEX
man and Schwartz, and Forney are for
gotten, or only remembered as political
trlcksters-not statesmen nor even pol
iticians, Mr. Buchanan will fill .n honor
cd and recognized place in the history Of
his country. Mr.. Forney in his reply to
the congratulations OF his new friends,
sad that for the last two or three years
he had been on q Mazeppa ride, but
now he had come back TO settle with
those who ssnt him there. All, Mr..
F1rney, Mr.. Forney, thcrc IS a Mazeppa
ride from which the most successful
traitor never returns 10 boast of his
treachery. That You realize already,
and you will real &c it more hereafter
States and Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20

WEST PorNT APPOINTMENT. - We
understand that David Sells, son Of Hon.
+ =; ells,has received an appointment to
NIL vacancy At West Point, belonging
I" TINS State. We congratulate David
upon the fact. and trust that he will be
admitted to the institution and como
forth from it, every inch scholar and
soldier.-State Register.
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DIR. y. MCDONNELL
VETERINARY SURsEOS MR.. Y. l.,

MOULD REsPECTFuLli INFORM ne
w his friends and tho public IN gen. [n
ernl that he can be consulted ut his Horse @-A-~
InGrmary, ON 81 street, between Brady and Perry
all diseases that The Horse IL subject to- After
requiring all tho Modern improvements in the
Science Of Veterinary Medium and Surgery ~
cxpounds in tho English and Continental Colleges
he feels happy In raying he will give satisfac-
ton.
All diseases warranted cured II durable, or no
charge.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Residence on 9th Street, between Rock Island
and Iowa. fl5-d&w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20
EE When Sir Walter Scott was 9

EV When Sir Walter Scott was at
school, boy in the same class was ask
ed by the dominic what part Of speech
Nth was. "a noun SIR said the boy.
"You young bloekhead," cried the ped
agogue, "w hat example can you give of
such thing 81 can tell you, SIR"
interrupted Scott you know there's
verse in.the Bible which says they
bound Sampson with sritAs."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20


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