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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-29

"TIMoTIY ~TircoMB."-A large audience greeted
the appearance Of thi- gentleman, NJ the Town Hall,
on Friday evening A close attention was require !, to
follow the speaker in the development Of his subject,
and this was rendered by the entire body OF his hear
ers. With Arguments Of force. miugliur also many
pleasant hits Mt the Inconsistencies produced in our
American youth, by the extreme views respecting
their possible destinies,' presented in much Of the
literature from which they are early fci, and insisted
upon by too sanguine parent, and teachers, the lee
turer proceeded to explode most cflec:ually, what lie
termed some .f tie big les" upon which this error
Of assumption rest. The doctrine Of Limitation" i
one under which Young Amcrica" sta impa,ienily.
- ---r. al a.. ~ .s-5, r- -.
of all the suggestions thrown GU; in this lecture: es-
pecially upon that class who have adopted the "lish
PRESSURE system, indicated as an oulcrowth Of the
unqualified acceptance Of the maxiins OF our Loting
grnnd-ircs.
Illustrative Of "Young Americas" ideas Of the A.
tainmeut Of moral excellence, Geo. W. Curtis cites
the young student fresh from the Theological Semina-
ry, clear on every question of theory, rushing inio the
pulpit and eNclaining to his hearers, almost a%utlori-
taiivcly, BE good In contrast with this is preacher
of three score, too well acquainted with the Mlubiity
of men, who looks out upon his fellows, aud in a voice
Of entrea,y say-, My friends, be good-aud if you
can't be good, be a. good as you can"
Assuming about middle ground on the question dis
cnsscd in the lecture, were an appendix to the whole
requested at our hands, we should simply say, "Boy'.
be fast horscs'-and ii You can't be fast; be AS fast
as you can, in the sphere in which Won find yourselves
but try and get into the right sphere Il possible"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

EDWARD EvEnErr.-Thc lecture going portion of
our community are under obligations to the young
men of our village for the rich entertainment promised
them, in the lecture of Hon. Edward Everett on the
sth of January. The reputation Of this distinguished
man us nm able, eloquent anil accomplished orator is
above cavil or criticism, aud it is already too widely
extended to need any cncotnium or commentator ut
our hands. The repeated delivery Of his GRAFTON on
the Life and Character of Washington throughout the
country, has demonstrated the truth of the statement
that age Inns not furnished TIE lustrc of his brilliant
rhetoric, diminished the melodious cadence Of his in
donations, nor d]ampcucd the lervor Of his graceful e.
ocution. As increasing years adds to the flavor and
improves the boquet of good wine, so only have they
affected the oratory Of Edward Everett. To no hu-
man agency, always excepting the immortal Washing
ton, are we more indebted for our liberties aud our
prosperity in al that pertains to wealth, enterprise
and culture, than 10 the labors, teachings, and prac,i-
cal wisdom Of the printer, philosopher and Statesman
-Deujmuin Franklin. His life is aud ever will be n
living cNainrlc to American youth, Of what industry,
economy, and "a never failing, well-iirecicd energy Of
character will do for a poor boy The Early Days
Of such II man is n theme which could not he devoid
of interest, even in the hands Of the author of The
Printer Boy;' but when unfolded and illustrated by
Edward Everett, it becomes a subject of sufficient
magnitude to enlist the heart and sympathic. of every
class and condition Of men.
This lecture will afford mn opportunity for nil who
desire to hear Americas most renowned orator. such
MS will probably never again occur; aud ~ the lecture
is to lie delivered 100 the Town Hall sufficient accom-
modations can be offered to all who may attend from
this and the noighborng towns.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-29

HYpRorATH ENGINE COMPANY, No. 8, propose to
have their Annual Ball at the Town Hall, on Tuesday
evening, January LIST. The attractions of the occasion
are duly set forth in another column. These annual
meetings of our Engine Companies are productive of
much good feeling and social enjoyment, aud they
deserve the encouragement of our citizens generally.
MAsoNIc,-Thc annual communication Of Column
bian Lodge, No. SO, Z. & A. C., in this village, was
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-29

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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-12-12
STAR OF THE NORTH
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BIZ
Wu. II. JAC0BY,

WI. II. JAC0Bf,
0ffise.un Main st., srd Square below Market,
TERMS:-Two Dollars per annum if paid
within six months from the time of su5scri-
Ding two dollars and fifty cents il not paid
within the year. No subscription taken for
q less period than six months; no discon-
tinuances permiited until all arrearages are
paid, unless at the option o. the editor
The terms Of odrerfising sr,u be as folioaes.
One square, twelve lines, three times, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, ..... 25
One square, three months, -. 90
One year, 40
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-12-12

Our relations with Spain are now OF
more com PIicaled though less dangerous
character than they have been tor many
years. Our citizens have long held, and
coniinu to hold, Numerous claims against
the Spanish government. These had been
ably urged for series of years by our sue
cessire diplomatic representatives at Mad
rid, but without obiaining redress The
Spanish government finally agreed 10 ins,i.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

BIZ OsDER OF COMMITTEE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
ELEGR A PHO.
Horse Thieves Hung

foIT SMITH. Ark, Oct 4
This p. II about O'clock, Gillian ALA.
Owen. formerly Of Johnstown, B4tss county.
Mo. wss hung st this place for horse stealing
in TIE p,esence OF large concour.s Of people.
He was arrested come weeks since, and an Of
fort made to hang him, during which he
broke away from the rope aud was shot
down while in the act Of escaping HE
wounds were serious, and medical treatment
afforded him. A. coon ss HE injuries would
admit Of HE removsl he WAS taken to the cvu,-
ty Jail at Green y coj from whence he escaped
last night. To facilitate his flight he stole an
other horse, but vas retsken tn morning at
Van Buren and returned to this place. when
summary punishment vas again determine ed
Oh. de was led to . tree with the fatal moose
adjusted around HE neck, and seeing no hops
OF escape. he confessed HE guilt. manifested
contttion for his past d--ds, ard cough. for
giv-ness at the throus OF mercy. in . feeling
prayer. and earnestly called upon those pres.
ent to be admoni.hed by the example before
them. He was hen hung up and the tragedy
was concluded
Scarcely had these proceedings closed when
another prisoner was brought into to " n. .charg-
ed with the same offence He was examined
on the street. aud confessed the crime Of which
he was accused, and hurried 10 the fatal spot
and coon swung by the side Of his brother in
crime.
The second victim was ! Choctsv half
breed named Shoat.
The bodies will not be taken down until to.
morrow.
The citizens have become greatly incensed
against horse thieves, as of late their offences
have been bold and numerous and the opera
tiOn oil the law these frontiers is known TO
be slow and uncertain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

NoTE ON THE CARs.-On our trip
home last evening on the special train from the
State Fair, We observed gentleman passing
through the coaches with paper and pencil,
s.icitipg the political complexion Of the voters
tn rein. The result stood:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
THE UNION CLUB OF LIE CLAIRE.
ANOTHER GREAT MEETING,

Another large meeting vas held on Thurs.
day evening last. st the rooms Of the Union
Club Of LIE Claire, n Davenrort's Hall. The
meeting vac first addressed BY Hon j. N. Viii.
lams. member of the Legislature from Du.
buque His remarks we're able and delivered
in an eloquent and impressive msnner. He
vas followed by George Fl. Parker, Esq.. in
HE ual happy manner. He tr quen,lv
brought down the house" and at the close ol
his speech vas most enthusiastically chesrs,
NJ. Parker ie one Of ths most successful and
effective stump speskerAin the State.
All parties, Douglas. Breckin,idye and Bell
we're not only we'll sa,i-6ed but pl ased with
the speeches end speaktrs The Dousla, men
say that the Breckenridge speakers are mo, o.
black - they are paiuted.'
Oas festurs Of the meeting wss the ls-ee
numbsr Of ladies' Who were prssent. The Ia
dies Of LsClaire are sll Dsmeerst.
At the elaes sf The mestias the speake.a
V16A noonetn1 N = 49, Hoeah hli~hN ,..s>.~.;-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

TUEsDAY.-Do not forget that SrEpH.
In A. DOUGLAS. the Peoples Champion. will be
in Iowa City next Tuesday. An excursion
train will leave here IN the morning. and re.
turn st night after the speaking and torch
light procession is over. This will, without
doubt be the largest demonstration that will
take place in Iowa this Campaign, aud We ad-
wise our Republican friends to 60 and see .
meeting Of freemen. Democrats do not need
any advice, for they are sure to he there
Tickets for the round trip only $l.7s. The
Davenport Union Band, jacob Strasser, leader.
A Milo White. promptsr. will accompany the
excursion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
1860. Fall IArrnngcmcmt. 1850.

Trans rt, by Chicago ttme. ph,ch : t1sipe n.n-
ntsa faster Mat Davenport time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 9TH.
- 1859, and until further notice, passenger
trims viii leave Davenport rs follows:
7O0 A. NJ. for Marengo and Washington.
6.Z5 r. n. for Iowa city and Muscatins.
TEAISs AHRivE AT pAvINroRr AS YoLLows
800 A. N. from Iowa city aud Muscatine.
6.25 +. N. from Nasenyo and Washington.
All trains out of Davenport wiu mako direct
connections al Marengo, Iowa city and Washing
ton with the Western Stage COMPANY s stsg ges for
ali points West.
Trans from the West connect at Rock Island
with trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Road for ell points East, North and South.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity oi
giving distinct directions as to the destination OF
their baggage also to procure tickets before taking
their seats in the
JOHN F. TRACY, GenI Supt.
A. kIXBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, Oct 6, l-60.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
River Gtems.

Friday, Oct. 5, 1850.
ARRIVED
NATE CAssgLL, Hilihouss, Montrose.
MErRoPoLITAK. jerks, Mon,ross.
CLARA HINE, Patton, Montsose.
DEPARTED.
KATE, CAs.ELL, Hihoa.e Montrose.
METnoPoLITAx, jerks, Moptrose.
CLARA H;SE, Patton, Dubuque.
GRtY EAGLE Tho St. Louis Republican says
Capt. Harris has passed the Lever K"pi4+
with tae Grey Eagle, and lightened up to 2s In
ches The Grey Eagle will not come below the
Lower Rspids again this season."
The Harnania. Capt. Csbbeil, will be the rsSu-
lar ackst for A,ntsoss this uornias At o'clock
nakisg sosssstioss fsr St. Lsais in - hours-
TIE Dsnaesk vii - tAs Northern Liss beal
fne Il. Pal - 49, 1inHo - ~ nonioH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
The Prince At Washington.

ASHINGTON, Oct. 4.
Neesrs. Phillips, ,tationers sfjer the recep
ton, presented to Lord Ren'rew lsrse and
magnificent Photograph taken by special per.
mi-elon from K,ssiter d Migno'- paintlng OF
the Home Of Washington also q copy oi
Loss!ngs Illustrated Nonnt Vernon, bound H.
Royal blue. with elaborate gliding. and con
tailin2 = beautifully engroseed presentation,
leaf hearing the arms of the Prince Thir
was intended rs q memorial OF his visit 70
Mount Vernon
In the coutse Of the ahsSnoon Baron Rem
frew visited the Patent office, accompanied b.
bis suite. under tie escort OF Secretary Tholn,-
son. Subsequently, th. party in company viii.
Niss Lane and Mrs. Secretary Thonl son
pa.se1 nearly two hours at Mrs o.A.th's Instl-
tu,e for Young Ladies, ten piLs being anon :
the amusements.
Baron Renirew has frequently expressed
himself much r.e..d ~!.tl The country and
with the attention aHd 1.roi ;uent of the peo-
pie
The Marquis gni Marc;.iaf :, sho have fol
lowed 10 the Koyal train arrived here to night
At the Presideute ,!lLLer the Diplomatic ic
corps and re resentst,v-s OF the Army and
Navy were among the guests.
The grand exhibition Of fire works tonight
though the weat er is raihy is witnessed l.,
thousands. The Executive mansion i. throng~
with spectators, 900 cards Of invitation hsv
Ing been previously given out
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
New York Market.

BY ziegrar1.l Ngw YopK. Oct 8.
fLouR-Mafket heavy and cents lower
S3.9o(d3.3e super State; 45.40a5 so Extra state
- 52OG5.3o Super Western $5.A59I5 IS Common
to Extra do. $5.65d5 rs Inferior to Good Ship
ping Brands Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
. cAsADiAs FLoUK-M Market quiet and steady -
Sales 400 barrels. S5.60l7. SO.
kYE fLOu1-Steady at 81 .5O144O
WHHAT-Market l@2c better With firm ex-
port demand $llS good Chicago Spring; 81 2s
Al.25 Mill Club Sl.3O@l3 81 Winter Rel West
ern.
kYE-AIarket quiet. 7S9s0c.
DARLgY.-S,esdya 1t soc.
COxs-A Market steady. 1O@7ic mixed western
aaoat.
OArs-Ma' ket dull. SOC Western and State.
PoRK-Dul and heavy
WHI.KY-23 23Ld23Lc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

HON. r. r. LOWE, Chief Justice.
CALEB BALDwiS, Justice.
LEwn KIssEY, Clerk.
Friday, Oct. 5th.
Court met pursuant tOsadournmen, a, 9 O'Clock
A. u.
Frank Fittman was admitted ~ 4 citizen OF
the United Ststes.
5. Tupper aud G. r. Willett were admi.te +,
- Attorney. of this Court
a'9. Geo McHenry vsJ II Emerson, surviving
partner. Dubuque county. Judgment affirmed
with per CENT damages.
4s5 Morr. Ochsnsr vs. Michael Skunk and wife
Dubuque City Court. Judgmen. affirmed with
per cent IMAGES.
Jud :nent affirmed with per cent damages.
416, I Desel!es VS. Ensene Bourquin, ct al
Dubuque Co. Judgment affirmed with per cen,
damages.
Is4. Cath crime knight vs. Laurel Sumners,et al.
Dubuque co. judgment affirmed without dame
453. John keenan, VS. The Missouri State Mu-
tual Fire and Marine Ins Co., st. Louis, garnish-
ee's apps's. Dubuque City Court Submitted
to consideration Of the Court on oral and written
459. Morris K Jessup, ct a. vs. Bridge, Digest
orell. Dubuque county To be submitted dur
ing the terA.
465. Waters, Hughes d Co. VS. Rugueman l.
Ade, Dubuque county. Submitted.
All. Albert Jewell VS. Amos II Mckay, Delaware
county. Submitted en- written argsment Of coun-
sci.
Az. Jason T Payne vs. Samuel r. Skerry, Della :
ware county. Submitted on written argument
4T3. Leander Keyes VS. Thomas McNalty Bu-
chanan county. Continued rntil AI,i! term.
AVS. Gideon Wheeler tiid.oa Elinser, ct al,
Blackhawk county. Submitted written arsu-
ment.
4'5. q Wilcox VS. John Goerrey, Buchanan
county. To be submitted during the term
40 Danforth Davis Co. vs. John Ricketts, ct
al. Dubuque CO. To be submitted during the
term.
AL. Danforth. Davis 4 Co. VS. Benjamin Ru-
pert ct al. Dubuque co. Submitted t. the con
sideration of the Court.
496. Christian WuIlweber vs. Herman Turegelp
Pulls. Dubuque co. Submitted pars of
Of appts.
As. The Congregational Society of Dubuque
vs. Thomas Fleming. Dubuque CO. Submitted.
49s. Edward Gordon vs. Thos Phillips. Du
buquo co. Submitted. Appellant to submit, in
30 days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
~ .
finne!

Mr. p. =. Lawrence. ate editor aud proprie
tor of III. Maroon Herald and later si land.
lord Of 5'ou-s Hotel. leit own with All his -.
f~css st shou, th- ~i,chiog " If tssly.
G'cl ck last Saturday night aud With but lis :
warning to sis fti.nds. Wh-,h.r tkat no. !
suited bic purposes better thsn other. d..
rnnsnt saith ut; We only record the fact
Marion Register
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP CosyENr1o,

DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP CONVENTION
Pursuant to notice. q meeting Of the Demcc
racy OF Davenport township was held at tn.
Douglas and Johnson Club Room last evening
for the purpose Of app pointirg delegates to the
Democratic County Convention, to be held
at the Court House in this city to-day.
Geo. S. G. Dow was called to the Chair and
Richard S. Quinn appointed Secretary.
On motion. Geo. N. Van Hosep. John N.
Crawford. Richard 5. Quinn, Frank Plumer
and John Van Hosen we're appointed COM
nittee to report the names Of delegates.
The committee reported the following named
gentlemen:
Robert Christie. Joseph s. Simpson, Francis
Connolly. James Mnrry, John X. Reed, VIM.
Renwick, James OBrien. Richard 8. Quinn,
John W. Van Hosen. Thomas +. Russell. Geo.
). G. Dow, Walter Kelley. Eliel Feck. Francis
H. Sheppard, James Doo!ey. Henry Haupt. c.
E. Putnam, John N. Crawford. Harvey Leon.
ard. F. W. Msthus. Peter Bernard, Vim. NJ.
Dalzsil. Ira Brown, Wm- Hall, David Higgins.
J. F. Miller. Chas. Briderbecke. Chris. Kru.e,
John II. Shut. Anton Shearer, Bona, entura
Heinz, Chas Moore, nennis McGrath, James
B. Caldwell, James Lindsey, Thos. Robson,
Geo. Murray. James CarliD, Thos. Dermody,
Geo. H. Parker. D. c. Kelley. Hervey Hills
On motion, report accepted.
John N. Crawford, Thomss F. Russell and
E Y. Lane were appointed Township Com.
mittes for the ensuing year.
On motion. adjourned.
GEo 8. c. Dow, Chairn,on.
RICHARD S. QuisN, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

AMRRoTYPEs.-Morse, over the State
Bank, took the fret premium on Ambrotypes
at the Scott County Fair, and We think he
well deserved it Drop in and see his speci.
mens-you will Away. find him thereafter
tive and obliging
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
l. AT E N EW S.
John J. Crittenden Of Ky, on Do.sl.,

LOUISVILLE, Oct.4
The Bnlletin publishes letter from John J
Crittenden TO his admirers 10 New ALBANY.
iod asking for speech defining their duty
- lndisniabs. 10 the prerent crisis. Mr. Crit
tenden declines to speak. bet writes: III !
we're voter in the State Of Indiana. and be
iieved there was no probability tha. Bell could
carry the State by popular vote. then wo'i
unhesitatiogly give my vote TO Douglas, and I
should DO this thinking that thereby perform
cd my duty as true Z nion man, and rendered
both my country and Bell and Everett. the
candidates of my choice. the bss: service thst
circumstance permitted me to do.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

DEMOCRATS, ATTENTION "A meeting
will be held at the headquarters Of every
Ward Club. this evening. Turn ous every.
body, ss arrangements are TO be made for Q
grand ,orchlight procession on Monday eve
ming, to receive Hon :. A Douglas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

COUNTY CoNvENrION.-The Democ-
racy meet this afternoon at the Court House to
nominate a candidate for Clerk Of the District
Court The delegates are requested to be on
band at 9 o'c'ock T.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

LAST CHAScE.-To-night will be the
last opportunity our citizen will have Of Wit.
nesing the mimics and personi6eations of diff
ferent characters by that inimitable Winehell
He had large and fashionable audience last
evening. Remember the place, Wesley
Chapel, Perry street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
NUMBER 2Sl.
CONN E X CIAL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
OfF,cR DAILY DEMOCRAT Anp Nsvs,l I
Friday Eve. Oct. s. 1850.

OfFIcR DAILY DKnockAr Anp Nsvs,l
Friday Eve., Oct. S, 1850. !
Market rather dali and dropping, with moderate
receipts. Wheat is shade lower, As is also most
all other kinds Of grain. The receipts to-day
amounted to 6s4s bu Wheat, es2 bu Barley, ~
bu Rye, "a bu Oats. 1865 bu Potatoes, 2Ols bu On
ions. We quote
FLOURISH Shipments 100 bbls. Market very firm.
Sprins Extra 81 81 Wholesale; $a75O15 90 retail.
WHEAT Receipts 654s bu shipments ls4o bu.
bu. In demand At 77@77c
CoRS-Ittle doing and nominal al 2oc.
bAELsf-Activs-A. lss SOC fos Il. Receipts
ss? bu. Shipments 500 bu.
OArs-ln fair request and steady a. lsal9 6.
Receipts 81 bu
RYE-ln demand at Soc. Receipts a bu.
ONIoxs-Receipts 2Ols bu; shipment. 900 bu.
We quote at ladl6c for fair to good.
PorAroEs-I In good denAna at l5@ l6c. whole
sale, and Sog4oc retail. Receipts 1850 bu ship
ments 1850 bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
Copic i.

1t was reported on the streets hers yssteP-
day, that the notorious Blasx kspublicAn mig.
ger stesler hor.e thief. and general outlaw
Coppie, Of Springlsls. had been eeught in Mia
ouri and lynched. We believe the ne vs came
up BY the Henry Clay. A. We hsve no authen-
tic information the f.c's. we merely give II
o. We 20. IL - Muse s,ipe Isriev
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

FRUIT SroRE.-Thos. Haveps tor
some time past connected with the Hawkeye
store. has just opened fruit and confectionery
store. on Brady street. above the Post Office.
(Curry's old stand) h viii keep on hand a
general assortment Of fruit in its season. toys.
coufec'ionaires of oil kinds DO, &c Give him
. call.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS.
- GOODRICH, would invite your attention to his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work and prices at his Rooms, next door
TO Shepherds Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
N. B. Teeth extracted all hours Of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06
Correspondence of the Democrat and News.l
Democratic Meeting at Princeton.

Democratic Meeting at Princeton.
PRICEroN. Iowa. Oot. s.
MEssRs. EDIroRs Princeton Democratic
Club held its second meeting on Thursday eve.
ning Oct 4th. A large number we're present,
and arrsng 7msnts made for . torch.ight pro.
csssion on the llth inst.. on which occasion
Geo. $. c. Dow, Esq. AID other speakers GRE
expected to be present. There will be Dem.
ocratie flag raised at the same time, enblemat
ic Of the union of the American people. The
LIE Claire and Cordova Clubs will be present.
Democracy is on the up grade 10 this corner o.
old Scott, Republicanism ON the waue. Our
Club now numbers ga members. as follows -
Qn consequence Of the crowded state Of our
columns We are unable to publish the list this
morning. )-EDs. BW.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

SUPREME CoUR1. - The Supreme
Court adjourned Wednesday evening until
yesterday morning. to give the judges, clerks
and lawyers chance to visit the State Fair
They returned Thursday evening we'll pleased
with their vist, and were on hand vest ,erday
to attend to business. They are clipping along
finally, 90 far. with the casee on their docket,
and making voters nearly every day as will be
seen by their daily proceedings.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

ACCIDENT AT PRINcEToN.-Mr. Baz.
zard grain buyer Of the above place, yester.
day in handling pistol, accidentally dischare-
ed the same. the ball passing through his
hand.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-06

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CuRioslTY.-Yesterday we saw an
Individual passing up Brady strset. Who can
oe Described ~ follows: Black hat, white
hair, copper eolo-sd faee green neck tie,
gray pantaoons and mud colorsd boots
We came to the conclusion that he
vas stranger in town. and 20 he vss
eontisually talking TO himsslf. ,hst he ~u,t be
- impertesien Of The Rspshlisas party, and
sssh eoassqssatly look for large poster. asd
hsaiag ssties IN The GssAts this nornise. that