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Moors near Fortress MeIilla, and 200 soldiers and
80 officers are reported killed.
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NEW YORK. March l6The Shipping List quotes cotton dull
Middng Orleans n5 Freight to Liverpool fvesixteenths
Sugar steady finer grades and wanted Moissses
changed fair demand Sterling exchange s9 Francs
5I6Ea5 1874.
CINCINNATI, March I5Mess PORK Il 2517 375 Lard in
barrels IO Flour dali so Sugar firm at 7249sH No
lasses 3gG42.
NV YORK March 10 Cotton Gull, sales to-day 1900 bales
Middlng Upland Flour dull sales 5000 bbs az 2e5 3d.
Corn dull at 1919 Mess Pork SI7 25. Coffee m Porto Rca
I4 Java I5S Moasss Orleans 4c Sugar steady, Orleans
6175 Lnseed Oil 57a5s. Stocks Panama Railroad 1885
Pacific Mail Oi1z
NEv ORLEANs March 16The weather very wet to day
Cotton quiet sales 5000 balesMddng l02I9 Sales Of
the week 81 OOO bales Receipts the week 6OCO bales against
81 600 bales during the time last Exports Of the
week p COO IaIes Total exports Of the bales
Rep at this port ahead CT last year 462 coo bales At all
southern ports 72OO bales Stock at New Orleans 5lS5OO
baes Sugar buoyant-adyanoed l-6it875S Moasses firm
s4Xa97 Coffee frm srles OF the week 1900 bags, 9l5.
1o Of the week bags. Stock 81 500 bags against II,
coo at the same year. Freghts cotton to Lv
srpoo * Sterling exchange 7Gs9s; bills Ofading 1914,
New York sight 5S9I4 premium.
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Tho official trade statistics of the Hawaiian Kingdom for the
year 1859 show ourishng foreign The amount OF
imports Sl5j5s exports s9339 The increase in the
amount imports the previous year about S464 OOO
chiefly in the trade with California the Atlantic States Eng
land and Germany The value OF merchandise received from
the United States Pacific side S35Iss do Atlantic side,
S333ssg from Britain, S979s55; Bremen and Hamburg,
sI7 63 China S43O35 The chief article of domestic pro-
duce exported sugar. amounting to l6OOO pounds For
the year the exports OF this article Will probably exceed
2COO.OUO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

Some time 49,, - 0pmmeQcemsnt
Of the 6Bst sessiGl Of De S6th Conapess,
severe friends vsre Dt the rs5depce
of IT, greet Weston statespon, The
Douglas Of Illinois. One Of the parties
made some whitening speeches about
Bennett, the notorious editor Of the
Nes York Herald, and closed with,
"Hc has no more claims TO respect than
. dirty dead dog"
Mr.. Douglas smiled. and asked the
gentleman, (who was . member Of the
House from Lousiana) if he was aware
Of the admirable qualities Of . dirty dead
dogi
dog has few, fancy"
Il will narrate an anecdote if you will
listen," said Judge Douglas. "Tho
Persiaus tell story of our Savior. They
say that on one occasion he, with few
of his disciples, come to walled city.
He ordered his disciples to get supper
ready while be went to the chief mar
ket. He saw . crowd gathered about
some object, and be joined it to discover
what it was. There WAS dirty dead
dog with halter around his neck lying
on the street"
"sWhat nasty dog exclaimed one.
"'It's NANCY Scotch terrier, said
another.
"'Wbat foul, obscene cur said No.
three.
"'His hide has teen cut to pieces with
q whip said four.
sJcsus listened to all these remarks,
ard then said compassionately, Look at
his teeth-pearIs are not equal to them
for whiteness.'
''The people looked At Jesus 10
amazemcnt. Who is this ? they asked
this man who can find something to
pity aud approve even in dirty dead
dog"
"Judge, that is rather into US. But
where is old Benefits white teeth Z"
asked Georgian Senator.
ellis sagacity, energy, perseverance,
enterprise, comprehensive intelligence
these arc his white teeth
Suppose we change the topic of con-
versatlon. Find something more inter-
esting than dirty dead dogs or Herald
editors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

VUvRUSTEES SALE.--WnmBAs, on tho Goth
l. day Of lun,, A. ID. 1857. Henry Lambeeh, Of
Davenport, Scott county, lows, executed 1nto
Louis A. Macklot, - Trustee, . certain Deed Of
Trust, conveying to sad trustee tho land in Scott
ccunty, Iowa, described - follows, to wit: Lot
No. Ave [5 and Lot No. seven RI |, in Block No.
twenty two 81 In the city Of Davenport, lows !;
Which said conveyance was nade BY the said
Henry Lambash for the purpose Of ssoaring with
othefs) the payment Of two certain proniss0sy
notes, and tho interest thereon, dated the Astday
OF May, A. d. 1857, and payable o follows: One
for two thourand and two hundred and ffy dol
lsrs, due In three years. and the othsr for the same
sam due In Two years, 70 the order Of Henry A.
Thompson, nod diswing interest at the rate of tn
per cent. per annum, aud which said notes were
given for the purchase money Of said Lots. Said
Deed OF Trust IL recorded on page 81, Book "A"
Of Town Mortgages, Scott County Records, %
which reference 10 made.
And now, said first named nste having become
due and payable, and the said Henry Laneaeh
having failed to pey the same. Louis =. Macklot,
Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give this pub
IL in me vested BY said Deed Of Trust, will, on
Saturday, the 9th day of June, A. D. 1860, at
the hour Of o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day, 1T the Court House door In the city Of Dav.
snpork expose and offer for sale, st public auctioA
thspasosis Of land shove described, Or - nueh
thereof - shall b. neess1ayy = satisfy and ~
the amount Of said notes. with The intesese there
on 70 the day Of ssls. together with I'll the costs
aaa sxpenss Attending sid sale, costs q this mo-
ties aaa Tsustess leQs.nt p~ y
Dated the l2th day o. Nay, y. ,. 1850. Ia
LOUIS 4. 4ACkLOT,
aay1l-dts Ttusess.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

The Adams Co. (Wis.) Zadependen
occupies two columns with the details O
an infamous case of adultery and elope
ment at Cascade, in that county. the
substance of which is as follows
DR.. L. b. Garrison, formerly from
Milton, Rock county, settled at Cascade,
where he sustained a reputation of no
creditable character. For several years
ne has been on improper intimacy with
Mrs. CupperneI, the wife of highly
esteemed ard intelligent Young man in
charge OF Barker e. Niles Mills at Cas-
cade, who is described as a woman of
more than ordinary intelligence and
personal beauty.
A few weeks since, Garrison and his
family left Cascade under pretence of 90.
ing East. A few days after he left. Mr..
Z. took her child, . bright girl of two
years, and left, under pretence of visit.
ing friends in Quincy. Garrison sent
his wife and family forward from Mil.
waokee' and was joined by Mrs. Cup
Pe'nel', and together they went to
nl.lfs'l''c, Posey county, Ind. and pur-
chased farm, where thew had oot no.
Y established as man and wife y hon
.ney Were discovered by Chicago de-.
tectlves under the inspiration Of tho ont
ngeo young husband. They were A..
rested and brought back to Ad.ms
county. Cuppernell attempted 10 L;1I
him. and shot him, putting a hall ; n"'
his neck when the pistol was wres sssS
rom INN, and he then drew a kn;fs w..
was prevented from using it, '"'
The Infamous DR.. has been ho,,,l
over IN $500 to appear for trial. and !.
in danger Of being summarily dealt w;, :
by mob. Mrs. c., the poor delnaa w.
victim of his wiles, has returned to Cnn
perneli's house, where she remains :,
company with her father. Her husban,
has received from her confession .
ner criminal conduct, dating back 70
three years, and full account of tn
acts aud wiles used by the DR.. to oh
tain control Of her.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

CURIosIIIEs BROUGHT by THE JAPAN.
EsE.-Thc San Francisco Herald notices
with admiration display of japanese
wares in one Of the public halls Of that
city. 1t says:
The cabinet and dressing cases So
called, are beautiful beyond description.
Az to the woodwork, which is of native
material, the inIaying of brilliant pearl,
the waved and tangled grain mingled in
one harmonious whole with delicacy
and ingenuity Of matching that defics
description. The polish throws back
the sunlight like a perfect mirror. It is
said that scalding water produces no et.
feet upon this polish. The numerous
trimmings, which are mostly pure silver,
deliberately ornamented with tasteful
devices, produce, with their surround
ings, most pleasing effect upon specta-
tors not accustomed to workmanship SO
extraordinary. The porcelain ware dis.
played consists Of articles not only rare
and beautiful, but of great practical
utility, which indeed may be said Of
many other good things in this extensive
collection. The washbowls, for instance
fruit dishes, toilet vases, etc, are of pat.
terms and consistency that will I'M.
doubleday commend them not only tc
the good taste but to the good judgmen,
OF purchasers. The punch bowls arc
unequalled; they seem to speak to us in
tones OF conviviality a. We tapped thei,
ample sides with our knuckles.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15
IHE PRINTERS at Pixies Peak arc !,

IHE PRINTERS at Pixies Peak arc in
clover. A letter from Denver City says
IN calling in among the printing of:
noes mere, l noticed none visible but the
PIopr'etors alone in their sanctums
n musseupon ! was informed that the
P1essmen and eompositors had "struck''
lot higher wages, and were gentlemen .,
leisure They struck for 500 no,
month, or IS cents per 900 ems~hpy a..
ing been receiving SIS per month
Well, the lsborer is worthy Of u. I h:
s seo II labor is 81 and $s day, we th;nt'
s'escy, intelligent printers should CONN.,
mand much higher figures" '''''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

-Duriog the two weeks ending the sth in.
etsnt. the General Land Office transmitted Ter
tnoossod patents for public lands, on ssles and
military bounty locations. to Mi.siasinni A.
3rsma, lovs: Missouri. ,Arkansas. Minnesots
Horde. Wiseonsis. Michigan and NIT.
Ases.tcry. These. together With l6 oOo ~. .,-
Sstssd " ~. prsesdipg three ve:Is m .."ns
.S.vyO pstsaes dsspetshsd ~ &Ais olRes dnsa.
~ sAest period a I've webs -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

mn. l.. MILLS. OCULlsT,

xVyOULD RESPECTFULLYIN INFORM THOSE
w suffering from any disease Of the eye Of an
inhammasory nature, Of long or short standing.
acute OF chronic, liberation Of tho eye, from any
and every cause, di,aness of sight from injuries,
&C., &c., that he is prepared to effect permanent
and speedy cures. His remedies arc specifics, mild
and harmless in their effects, and sure to succeed.
Payments required weekly. A cure guaranteed in
writing in oil cases where patients renain with
the money is to be refunded, ond the patient 10
welcome to the whole bill, including board and
lodging, free Of charge.
All communications promptly answered.
xOvplCB--One door west Of tho New Penn
sylvania House. mayl2-d2w.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHAs.
1 q Of Jaoes ?. Hasyand the Stock Of Mer-
ehandise, fosnssly bslosgiDe % Bunows ! Pretty
man, win sasyy q ths Mercantile Business at the
old stasd Of Z. : B., on FROST street.
We shall - N rscsipt II few dsys Of sss.
souabls supply q new Goods purshassd in the
and iuvite III The ~ iaspds u he late frm "a
give - call, - ~ intsnd 70 sell & the lowest
fotes 70 suit the 0Doo.
ELISHA g. BURROWS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

-splsass accept . leek Of my hsir," said
On old beehelor to widow, handing her Z
large curl.
1lr, you had bsttse give ne the whole
Wiz.
~ Ds010. yoaars very biting, iadssd, sonsid-
dig that yeur testh are pseeelaia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15
ALBION MILLS.

HAvING LEASED THR ALBION MILLS, I
Ii shall pat then In immediate opesation.
am now prepared TO pay the highest price for
Wheat.
The psblis san dspsod upsn our keeping con.
staat supply Of the Ssst Rlous, Boltsd Corn Meal,
Bran and Shorts. Graham flo1r, &C., always On
hand.
retail trade Of the III, families ard bakers will
hnd It to their advaatage 70 give ~ their pat
ronago.
We shall keep team % deliver free Of eharRe.
ELISHA @. BURROWS.
nar16-d7m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ExIs.
i this day Dissolved b. nstual consent. Either
= authorised 70 settle The aecounts q the 6rm.
James Armstrong viii continue the peae ~ Of
Law, IN he O9se heFstofoss oeeupied By brown
: Armstrong, IN Nichols Beck.
B. 3. BROWN,
JAMR0 ARMSTRONG.
March l, 1850. (nar9.dI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

The Louisville Courier says that Mrs. Han
nah n. johnson, of Cincinnati. to whom VA
addressed the box containing the ruua vay ne.
gro forwarded BY express from this city, 10 NO
less distinguished female than Niss Della A.
Webster. late Of Kentucky penitentisrv. and
notorious for her neGro.steaiine propeneitiea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15
Dcnocsaa1c ssa1e1 Convy nsioa.

The several members Of the Democratic State
Executive Committee and Editors Of Democratic
Papsrs throsghout the State, arc requested 10
coanmunicsts their opinion 70 the undersigned A.
20 the time they may deem most suitable for the
holding Of the State Convention for the nomina-
An early reply to this request il desirable.
u. A. MAUONY,
Chsirmas Dsmecrsae Stsss Exeoative Committee.
Dubuque, April l9th, ts60.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

In the United States circuit court ct So
vannah the grand jury have found true bills
against O. a. L. Lamar. G. w. Stiles. J. N.
Middleton and VIM Stone, the rescuers Of Capt.
Farnum, of yacht Wanderer. from the county
iail
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15
EDUCATIONAL.
a q - ID n M -
-Op TuB-
I'M u ACULATE GONCRPTlOE.
YOUNG hADInA.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Condaete1 BY tho Sisters Of CHARITY
Blessed Virgise.

NhiS INSTITUTION Is MOST BEAUTIFUL.
situated. about one mile from Davenport.
end commands view Of scenery unsurpassed lot
'iehnsss and variety.
onceasine care and vigilance will 10 exercised
topromote the moral and intellectual In Prove
meet Of the pupile, and in sickness the necessities
OF the sufferer will b sdministered to with the
fsndnsss Of . parent.
The course OF education comprises Orthogra-
Ply, Heading, Writing. Arithmetic, Grammar,
tory lsacrsd asd p,oians,) Algebra, Book Keep.
ing, Astronomy, with the use Of the Globes, Ny
Theology. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philoso-
ply, fhysiology, Botany, the French and German
Languages, Music on the Piano, Guitar, Be- Draw.
Ing in Cnyon, Monochromatie and Polychronotic
Also Gs.cisn and Oriental Pointing, AID y. ac,ica
instruction in Needle-work, both plain and Orna-
mental.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15

Larger space charged at IN. -. - a. an g..
saeA additie nal square, '"' rue o. s'''o ior
rates; "s'n'fds OF the above
ss...s'' Cards not to exceed lin.,. 80 90 ~,
FOR Each eaacgs an additional eharr, o, n cont.
aAsgs ssss ohssgsd dosbls tie San. d;m...;.,.
xeesly advertising seat.asts vil, b ,,a.,..,,A
HePpsy strictly 70 the iansdiste bsslnsss ~ ~.
.@seFHses, and al other sdvertisements an, Z, ~
sas saves0ser will Be shssgsd extra. =
:. AeveIaesments not acsomp panied With ;r..r,..
sordingly. "'o charged &C.
Edite'i:l aotiees charged for q. III. ,,,. # =.
o:Io ~ me, o. eight words, and special notice.
Gnu per iint, Or 50 cents . line rcr eel
Az .ot'ees sor religious and benevolent mn.
s..s.. ~ H'ad whatsoever, Of ordinary length.
deaths, changed IS cents Per insertion .1s
Advertisements from Abroad nm.
Agents. .A'''' from approved
!, OontIacts Tor yearly advertising termir .he :,
me option Of advertises, they paying an adv.nc..
ment OF 70 per cent. on the contract price
Advertisements inserted next 20 resdinu matt.
~ POI cent. advance on the above rates. And L.ne
20 Issor "a pages, Is per cent advance on re.uls,
advance. "''s 70 Psid ior In
:, Advertisensnts inserted i. weekly en- re..o,..
RICHARDSON, WEST / co
SANDERS / BRO.
h. FISCHER AGO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-15
Des nsines Land Agt
Land Warrants.
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
H. II. n = q IN,
SUCCESSOR TO +. h. McGHEE,
0s. Brady street, Davenport. Iowa,
Dealer IN
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
rs NOW RECEIVING ADDITIONS TO HIS
i already well-selected stock, which he offers 70
corner patrons Of the House, and others, 1t whole.
sale and retail Tho stock consists in part ct tie
GLOWING:
Crude and Refined Sugars,
Belcher's and Plantation Molassss,
Rio, Java and Mocha Cofees,
Salmon, Nackeral and Dried Fish,
Fruits, Green 1 Black Teas,
Wine i Cider Vinegar,
Candles, Common and Fancy SoePs,
Tobacco and Segars, Wooden Ware,
Western Reserve &nd Sap Sage Cheese,
West India Fruits.
Pickles and Preserves,
Meat and Fish Sauces,
Together with nearly all articles usually found in
similar establishments.
~Goods delivered free Of charge.
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