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OLYMPIA and SEATTLE
NURSERIES,,
Ganglo1r & MOxIIe, Propriciors,

OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE FALL AND
" Spring planting, Gj O30 Of the best trees ever OF.
fcred in this Territory consisting Of Apple, one and
two years old from the gran Cherry, from ore TO
three years Old Plum fom % three years old I;
Ounce, Cuuant Goosberry and Raspberry bushes
Flouriug plants, as usual.
Also under prlaa CATION and can be furnished next
year, 100 named varieties Of Tulip; l5C varieties Of
fiyasynils % Dlhlias Cr0wnimperials; u Lilies,
and a right smart chance Of other FloWCring aiti-
cle' toa numerous 70 mention. Every article war
raned genuine and true 10 LABEL or the money will be
refunded. We wish purchasers TO understand that
we know what we are selling.
TEBus-Po,.tiycly cash or an equivalent, on dcliy-
cry We are also determined 10 sell cheap
Il Address GANGLOFF 4 MONLIF Olympil or
Seattle. or j. Z. Wh.twoth. Main street. olympia,
where We intend to keep supply Of trees during tie
season. lg.f
, 1860-04-13

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
NTO. l7lb Washington Street up stairs, nearly 0
~ posite MaguiIe's Opera House.
L. 2. FISHER is the authorized agent Of the3
PIONEER a DENOCBAT, Olympia, W. T.;
Daes Joural, Dalles, 0. Il.
Marysville Herald;
Sacramento Union;
Pacific Methodist, Stockton;
Sonora Herald;
Nevada Journal;
Grass Valley Telegraph;
Red Bluff Beacon;
ri Dorado Democrat, Placerville;
San Joaquin Republican, Stockton;
Mountain Democrat, Pl9cervillc;
Shasta COUIier;
Mariposa Gazette;
Yreka Weekly Union;
Trinity journal, Weaverville;
Iowa Hill News;
Volcano Ledger;
Weekly Ledger, Jackson;
San Jose Telegraph;
Sonnma County Journal;
Folsom Dispatch
California Mining journal K,
Los Angeles StnrA X
Santa Barbara Gazette;
San Diego Herald:
Alameda County Gazette;
Placer'CouFer, Yankee~Jim's
Napa County Reporter;
Sierra Democrat, Downieville;
Humboldt Times;
Oregonian, Portland. o. T.;
Oregon Statesman Salem. o. t.
Herald Jacksonville, O. T.:
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, o. T.;
Polynesian, Honolulu. 81
Pacific Commercial Advertiser. Hcnolulu, g. ]
Mexican Extraordinary. City of Mexico;
Hongkong Register China.
, 1860-04-13

.NARANTEE and ouit.slsim Deeds for sale at nj.
w Office. ''''
, 1860-04-13
DIR. l. J. CZAPKlY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

Sacramento Street, below Montgomery,
[opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship CONS Office ]
SAN FRANCISCO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

allcrl1t-lut - oc ~ noaea Or ytAE
trcsa the pariul
An ayossnt not marked ne copy for Tpeclaed nun
Der o. nsso1l u Be continued un ordered cut and payment
szacfed accordnE,y.
ApCEzfsEf Ersro avoid misunaerStanding
oat1e the Annual Adverler h proper % state dflc
IA her privilege ony extends 70 their immediate ouncas Zeal
E.ae Legal other Adyerscens acnt by hen 70 be
additional charge, and no vyriaion-
~ Real Eae and General Agen Adve 11ements not % he
inserted By year charged az the usual rates subject
50 sn,h 5hcoun8 shall be agreed upon-
Booseca and yearly adycrtsers generally engAgng one
Or spulrus Win TIE privilege Of chanEe shall not en- her
yelgy aversyc IL any week Insert han the emsunt
agrd 1pon hc standing under NE contract and al
a1r llch smouni to be charTcd ai the usal rates
Alsertsellts inserted The SeWeeky Nhig a. Is cents
Per slaare cf nes l-ss for e t lreron and so cents
ps- s1a-- 'r each -1ii-uance, weekly. 8 cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
RJCHMONDs FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8 1860

TNREWRNpOUS BARGAINS IN DRY GoOnS.
II No TIME LIKE TIE PHESENT $4,000 WORTH oP NEW
AUCTION BARGAINs-M0aE GOODS THAN ROoa TO STORE
TaEM LARGE sALEs SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK Rs-
TURNA-J MTlLHIsER BROTHER. 1873 BROAD STREET,
Are penng their aest purchases from the large suction
ses New YORK. at the prevailing panic there aud
u their friends and customers that better rItu r ne
nOasg cannot be had In this maIket.
The ladies' particular attention respectfully requested II the
largest assortment Of low priced medium and high priced DEEes
G00De be found any estabhmeni Ia the city without any
-eDtiOl.
5000 yis P0PLINs, Silk Fgures-25s cost SOC.
900 yds WORsTED vESEfIANs-50s. worth T5c.
1OA0 yds All SIX P0PlINs, at Ttc. aud s. iheyard.
50CO yd OF New Dres sks great beoE last mouths pr.e
Traditional force employed wait the throng Of
expected and Of running on ne goods rp y a the pop
prices, for which 1913 Broad street so famous.
oefs j. hiLLHISER BRO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
CHlCKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and au supply of these splendid nItru-
~ meats have been received
addition 90 the beautiful Ro1 De hox, the CIR WH
euar Ac.on and he Grand have noH the Boa W "
e1ir. beautiful Instrument Or 81 upright fora
Chcxer1g have received 3S di prise medals All over re-
n7n,d competitors and from 1rst Institutions and as Of
America Eurnpe rhsy have manufactured Ant sold more
Pianos than any factory IN the world.
Chcsengs have snanated hc best and most pcrA
n-n improvements have brought the Piano 70 rs present per
fs-a ~ capital hey rave rvclt-i In raanuiae
convenience hey sell uy ay per eenL chelperthAn
nF hs factory None Of their instruments leave TIE Eareroom
i1ut having been fay Inspected by the best artists
ths etorT than agency In city, In
Richmond hse nsirrsns only be sold oJ he Tahs;roer
TIE hciory warrants en- Pianos Ve sell Orders promptly a.
tended %. ~
warsroous norA ode of Broad Eres Sh and 81 Habl
. ~ 5''-''' w NGrH'L oAKUsI, sole ,rsuL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
SOUTMERN WOuI,ENS.

SOUTHERN WOULENS.
DONsACK5 heavy Virginia Jeans,
ID Fredericksburg = aud ca Pulled Cloths.
Kely's Mancheiter and Ashland, do,
Joy Mills GeorgiA Csssmefts and Jeans,
Albe~ sre Jeans,
II ls,on Mills Full Cloths,
Ncrth Carolna PLANTATION TEi.s.
Heavy Georgia and South 1arollnA PlanI,
etaunion and 81 MaryiAnd LinSeys,
With great variety Of other Southern wooens mostly
oc2T KENT. PAINE 4 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
~ SPECIAL NOTICE II
1850. FALL AID WINTER TRADE. 1850.
The great emporium Of
ALFRED MO SES,

The great emporium OF
ALFRED M Q $ E 5,
6s Main Street,
UVAs on hand al receiving daily the most varied stock
Of DRY GOODS eer exhibited by him. In the city OF heh
nond embracing the Laest styles and Novelties OF the Season
In the following Good such Inducements ul be Hsred that
cannot be hsu rsewce and purchasers viii hnd gtea 70
he advantage to get tr Supplies from the onEFFr Housk
DRESS ICONS DEPARTMENT
Black and FANS silts new ST.
BTooace and Rqt silks
RcldauiIas. Neoni-rf, Z pins
Plain and FiFued DeAnes, sil Wool
Hernots AMI yoaisn Plaid &e &c &c.
OLOAK DEPARTMENT.
yy different ylfs laeaver and Cloth Of the latest novelties
Of the season. New stvlc recel I, ed weekly
DOMHTlO gEPAkTMEST.
satnes Jeans Full o,hs best makes Sleeps Gr-yF ker
seys Tws,dt Paid In'fs She ngs, srings, Gotten orns
b1rgs Psp stIpp ed Hanks Servants Bsbkel5OO OOO
pairs hand cheaI the Staie and variety CT oher
goods for Servants Year very low prces
OU.FKfEPihG DEPARTMENT.
ToE Is and TOWeng, ,Srash Huekahak 1Aper brGtye "iA
per scotch and hpe Doyls Napkin Table pamask
fable and Piano Cassure Go err, irish Linens. &C.
CAIPsT DErARTMEEf.
Rpenl ThreePy Capec patterns super ngane CNpu
Crossy sup, veve Rugs Brussels do Hemp aud
Rue Ca,ps WhA VII be offered at 20 cent iess ihan
last se.ton's prices go,
usually found IN Dry Goods eEtahn and every article
viii be offered uch lev prices hst cannot fall to meet me
wishes 81 est buye Our main Efforts will be to please
who may favcr u, with cal
For great bars % the grsi Downtown Emporium Of Trsdeh
'no ooiaI i. CO MAIN srREET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
VOLUME 64.
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

FKRMB.
Daily Paper oS PER Eaaan; 1Weeky, eS weekly, - A.
Eaya II advane RstAnces ay be made a. ths rlk of ne
'ubhs b an casss where evidence 3 taken hs deposit oi
sftsr 10 ne Post once containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
TASKER q CLARk,
MASuFLcruRERs OF
INPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm.

TOR prevention and Of Psuer and 40us and Btous
Feres This wonderful remedy brought 10 the knoSese
Of the present propreo by friend who has been great ay'
sler in Persia and the Holy Land.
going doSu the river Eup he experiences seces
aaek OF Heyer and Ague discovering his condition Of
the Boatmen took r. person Amulet saying Wear is
and no rey Although incredulcus 10 It's vir
tues he cop d. U experienced immediate relief and has since
a-ays found eaeoiusl protection from al msaIioas eo
plants
On further he found that the boa,nan attributed 20
miraculous powers and said tia: could only he obt ned from
the Priests eomrtime Afterwards the gentleman n
converting Priest obtained from hin the secret Of s
alton and asceraned the medicinal herbs found
Of which compounded The wonderful virtues OF hi ar
Gle have induced foil belief In the minds Of the natives In Tie
miraculous healing powers Of their Priests
Since his return America tried with the hsPpes
effect by several aud Gentlemen OF hrh character who
have given unqual fed praise This remedy having
been pecAc in Persia hundreds Of years. for the prevention
and cure Of Pev, Agu and Bilious Feyerss offered
H viii sent 6y mall prepaid full direct for rs use
cept Of one dollar. =.
Principal Depot snd aanufaetoy lss Nam 81 Richmond Va
once Bank Of Commerce Building New York Address
Iva-iv JOHN WILCOX 4 CO
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u w = 1t = =
vol 12mo el)th. tl 25.


Analysis OF Ih7 Contents.
P,rr nt ns sght chapters including advice 70 young
e,espes rpnn selecting and lnhng house tysen and
maragsment Of servants economy OF Ion0n,
In th ions 10 te uiy, the young hasblndi' Is
not ers5ten his par as gthe yonng we 70 form her
stlf into G7lshsd hoes keep,r s clearly d'h1td.
PA OF nutrition, elements Of iooi, ard mtrs hg
PAIR III general Lciys'ups nsh, meats poultry veg
e how 70 coos store or winter aud hereDeucsy sea
then uidug, Aud dlrnr dssst pary an pes DF.si
and biscuit This chapter is one OF great impoanee The
rules pssct as soe sn Ni Insure eoSd besu " ~
pr-pa ed sh rrsas efpereaee' and II follow
ei vii slrs e. the farlily coffee tlat Il petiec.
AH & 70 rrr,rrye Tor the fsmlly and a,kr cook &C
economy IN ohe showing how 10 use the odds and ends eod
Par v coItns SIX chapters giving directions fer gathering
d pr.,ing sppes ~ the rGrket and family; also to her
reeaiy seal serve with make elder, dry and cook
ss,ebe, Te,r pun- cherries ,I,i and India fruits,
THIs CONTAINS iHE Fnsr scErHc ImcI KS MADE rps
Lie IN THs HsRMErcN1r SEALING TRurs wiTHorf
lIasse has pa. up as In i mh3sr Tor the past
esht with good sees'8 and nae rsaueeu M seen
th uleI tas Person e.n with ease es'rVe her own
b,r ,ru, and yiaegars eordlsis and extracts
PAEr VII conas chsprs Of directions fer making cat
sups "a ALL Gayo ed vineg,Is, F.cke' and M ns1ei
PAEr yi-Ei,e chapters Eardninsi Atehsn. fIui and
10 -er ga'den ho..befs and inseti-
ErIX-Two chapters Curing meets Eils' CHEESE and pa''
n1x-Four ehapsr. on the seE.rOouvhat should be,
re sde treatrent of nans Infants Cookery FoR IHE SICK
PAETs XI and XIs are miscellaneous and general
s.ttes on the receipt Of 81 20 oeEO-u
100 BUSHELS PRIME CLOVER sEED.--
IO 10 store and saiS b; ~ ,voo, ne,Dav ,,,h,,,0.
oc'Sl w W NOOLpkpsE, ltlhsLett
SOUTHAMPTON BsCON.-we have nov in store
= 1000 superior Virginia Bacon. Consumers would Do well
TO give call. MlNNif OoL
ocSl heeond an mAn oH eL
NTEW CODE or VIRGINIA, -
~ by Col GFO W. hUNFORD,
seey ofhe uorm inwsalth,
Il now nearly ready delivery Persons 10 want OF viii
addressing IN iT ofdetato
WEST a HksTOE,
Publishers, Booksellers and statonerS,
las EAin Street,
Richmond.
We also offer the following valuable yiginS LAW BOOKS
which n ud be N tn posses on II every LaEyer.
ROBINsON's PRACTICE New hion vols. zach volume
sold s-pArstei,; rrics per vol; 5000
MATHEWS DIGEST OF 1lIE LAWS OF VIRGINIA. vols
PATTON, ia HEATHs REPORTS OF THE SPECIAL COURT OF
PAT on Js HEGTGs INDEX TO GRATrANs REPORTS -
&s5l -
NIB We have In Pres8 and will shortly pubsh DgeI:
Crim al Laws Of Virginia by James H hArheWs ESQ., Az
torney at law.
Orders ADDRESSED to Us will receive prompt attention
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
BOOKSELLERS.
viii sell at auction IN the OF weeks Of
LAW LIRRARIFS
that has Virginia many Perton5 Wbh
'DA vs. WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
145 Man Street.
noe bchmord.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO,OOO!
.VVkT TVCOMp a. 9kO O00

~ I a L I "a 2 A1@9VtVVVl
Daily Rev nue. ST,s0O.OO.
INVESTED IL TN UNITED srAttS, OVER es0oCoOi
Al Dirs5ors Rsr0hgy Rssp0st5is r ~ EagdgsLtstl q
re CbupdnB.
GrTG respectfully acnoa the security OF TIE Liverpool
W aud London Insurance Copauy TIE policy holders n l
larfs ash capta and inyeslr1eats, stated above.
caua and Income o ths Company enable h 90 taka
Enss c1uvrnen parties re1u ofinslraace
aan the orlar mode nf Insurance hls Company T.
s15s EfhdNENFPOLftLES oa ths payment o. TgNAfNC-
AZ PfERfgifS Properly q, th-nceorth, PERAAkEhTLf
TNSrRED The Policy be cancsed a. time, and the
ru.a rTl be retlrneiiess per cent
THIS Company vii make By losI % RenI by IRE
nsE tli logt I1g-al principle.
Tner thc Policies or his Company all elal1 paid
600 n satisfactory proof q loss without 1h1s1 or ds
t1a 10 fa.sr and not s usual ser pressata
ia % rrooL WORTuAM WYATT Agena,
Main under r Charles Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

AvING made large addition shop souhefi
Ii trade, viii eel st the northern prices Of 1859 We havs
100 different desRns Of Plain and Ornamental Railing,
V'randRs, BRiconi ., Porch Pieces, window
Guards, de- &c. Yauli and Cellar Doors Iron SASH shutters,
and general Backsuns aad nnGLng done with and
despateh
tceustsry Railing for e e0uHEy, made be Put ap
by Ordinary rnechanie. IASO-1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

haret Persons, or Young Men contemplating marriage being
aware OF physical weakness organic DEBILITY, deforme &c.
speedily cured.
he Vho places himself under the Dr. may reousiy
akfia phvslsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

Especially who have become the victims OF sotarv Vice, tht
dreadful and destructive habit which annually untms
II usands OF Young Of the exalted talents and
bn Liant intellect vho might Otherwise have enrsnced listening
snaie With the hunders Of eoquenee walked to esey the
liz Ia may call, ir rlnrrn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
new Ovk Market.

BY 7eieg'arA.| NEW ioRK, Oct. 25.
FLoUR-Ma, ket shade 6rmer-demand moderate
s525@5.35 Super St,te; t5.50@5.55 Extra State
4530@5.35 Super Western; $5.5045 IS Common
Extra do; $585@50 05 In eror to food Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Market quiet and steady
Sales $50 bis. $5.s5A7 SO.
hYE tL0Us-Stsady IT x3.5014.40.
WHEAT-Market . shade 6rmer with raths
more export demand. $L2O@l.2l Chicago Spring
$l.24gI.27 milwaukee Club /; $l.27al.2s Amber
Wis $l.28 Csnada Club $l35 Winter Red
Western.
RYE-Market quiet and firm at Sic.
BARLsY.- Market steady. Sales 1900 ba. Can.
ada East, syN9lc.
toKN-Market heavy and triae lower. Sales
$1,000 bushels receipts ~ o. bu bel. 70N7l
nike, western and "a white we.tern.
OATS Ma, ket frmer and more active. 3894De
Western and ,ts.e.
PoRk Fnmer. $3.50 9mess; l4.5oprine
Sales $50 hbs.
isEEP- Quiet and steady.
CTR MKATs -Qu'et and unchanged.
LAKD-DuIi NJ i2Ul31so.
CHEESE -Steody.
butter ,lMloc Ohio; 15M2uc State.
WRIsKY-Market unchanged.
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co Nj Nj e r CIAL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY D8A0CRAf AND NEws,t
Thursday Eve, Oct. IS, 1860. I
The market was worse than We expected un
Wiling to operats bur farmers are holding of fo
higher prices, consequently wheat went up 10
Barley is SC lower.
FLoUR-Firm at $3.50 for Super6ne !; $475@
500 for Extra. Shipments 3S7 bbls.
WHEAT-e7@6se. Receipts 1884 bu. Ship.
ments 4s7 bu.
BARLEY-No. l45c. lower grades varys much
in price. Receipts 1927 bu. Shipments 3,72l
bu.
OArs-ls@l9. Receipts 100 bu.
ONIoNs-ll@12c. Receipts so4 bu. Shipments
604 bu.
PorAroEs--ll@l4from wagons Ter shipment t.
Receipts 3649 bu Shipments 3,4l9.
HAy-Scarce at IS for upland prairie.
HIDRs-In good request and moderate at 4ko
for Green l0c for i:'' - .ls1l &c for Dry Flint.
BUTT8R-Rather scAica, and q good article In
demand for table use. We quote at 15c whole
sale, and l7Xc retail.
EGGs--Very scarce at l0c per dog wholesale and
l2111 retail.
CHEssE-Suppy light and prices firm at l3@
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve le@llc
Wholesale and l2@l5c retail.
LARD--ln fair supply At ll@l2Hc.
EAAs-Common ioh@ilc; Sugar Cured 12E
@15c: Shoulders lOc retail.
GAxE-But little coming in. Quails CSC y
iozen Prairie Chickens l.5O . dozen Mallard
Ducks 25@35c y pair.
Fruit Green-a fair supply on hand. Choice
eating spples 81. 5o@3 y bbl. cooking do. SAG
2.50 q bb. Butfew Pears in market At - y bu.
Quinces few Ohio Quincies in market at - y
bushei. Supply of Cranberries light at - y
bbl. Grapes, Isabella and Catawba from Cincin-
natl, sell readily by tho box At l0c y h Wild
Grapes, SOC pbu.
FRUir-Dry-M. r. Raisins $3.50 y box, layer,
81. Smyrna Figs (new CROP l2H, y fb. Prunes.
Turkish, $40. French, l211. Zants Currsats,
loo.
BEANs-Dull at Soc y bu.
SWEET PorAroEs-We quote ct 600 wholesale
DRIED FKurr-Apples s@lOe; Peaches ll@l5c
Prunes sGl2Kc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
DAVENPORT. IOWA FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2s, 1860

be friend Of Henry Clay. Was 70 league = ith
he Aboi,ion,.ts oi New York "a New Eng.
land; land: and 'ee's'', aided 10 d ss'as the old
"Oid Abe" rray be honest, Ind II elected,
publican party, bu, he has r ltber said nor
done any thing to warrant us believing it,
While the fact Stare. VA in the face that be is
the candidate OF a sectional p9kty. controlled
BY the Abolitionists and . set q hungry pat
riots seeking the spols Of offce.s No such par.
ty 10 this Union Gao survive suseess or defeat,
and our duty 10 to keep clear Of oil "entsng-
lioe alliances" with them, and keep up and
stand by our own organization. that the true
frends Of the Union VINO have been led astrsy
by claptraps and Buck Aprons" may find an
organization that will stand by "the Union. the
Constitution, and the enforcement Of the laws
Let US then stand by our flag. and 60 to the
polls and vote for honest John Bell.
JOHN r. Cook.
Chairman Executive Committee.
River ia.m..
Thursday, Oct. IS. lseo.
ARRIVED
PrxslsA Hill, st. Paul.
City BELL, Mitchell, dubuque.
LUzERNB, Davis, N0ntr0se.
pEPAKTED.
PHHBINA. Hill, Montrose.
Cry BELL, Mitchell, Montrose.
LUzekkE, Davis, Montrose.
AuscArIxE, BURLIEGroN AND MoSrRoss NAIL
PACKEr.-The Rapids mail and passenger packet
Kate Cassell, will depart for Montrose and oil
intermediate landings, At o'clock this morning,
making sure connections for st. Louis in thirty
six hours.
The Metropolitan will be the regular Northern
Line Fac ket for Montrose aud intermediate points
this morning, making connection fcr st. Louis In
50 hours.
The Denmark will be the Northern Line boat
for Montrose and interme eaiste pointsthis morning
At s O'Clock.
The fast-running stesmer Itasca, Capt. " bitton
10 expected to depart for st. Paul and way points
this evening.
The Clara Hi.e will depart for AontIoss to-
day.
The Dubuque Herald says that tho opposition
line OF boats en- the up-River has been with
drawn. The whole difficulty has been endsd-no
more dollar tickets no more travellers insulsed and
"banked," and in short once moro harmony.
Too LArE.-Y Yesterday some eight or ten hands
g jumped" the steamer City Bell at this point,
and At once proceeded fora justice ohhce
WI ere they got out warrant for the purpose Of
attaching the boat for their wages. The papers
were placed in the hands Of officer Wentz who
Immediately started for the levae, and srri we'd
there just In time TOO be to late. 1t has become
q general practice smorg deck hands who shipst
ST. Louis for trip to st. Paul and back to leAve
the boat vt this point, and by SO doing save much
labor and proceed Immediately to attach the
boat-sometimes without giving notice to the o.
6cers Of the boat Of their intention
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
TELEGR A PHO.
From WashingtOn.

NAsHiN0roN, Oct rs.
The position Of the post office department !,
this; The public demsnds facilities like those
10 ondon and Paris. The Der artmsnt anxi.us
to grant them. claims that it can be done oplv
by having . monopoly Of the business which
it is now endeavoring to secure, by the enforce
ment of the laws against private expre.ses.-
The opposition With which II meets, OCCASIONS
much embarrassment.
The Secretary Of the Navy has directed the
commander of tie navy yard 1T Pensacola TO
investigate the charge recently made through
the newspapers against Lieut.. Stark oi the
marine corps. Of pun,.hing by crucl fiction.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26

SoLD.--We yesterday saw Engineer
bo'oe "tasing eight. over an instrument which
looked like small trace cs"nos. He was on
the corner Of Brady and Secoud streets. and
locking down the street ve saw our old friend
ex-narshal Bechtel in be range II the machi ,e.
aude xpectsd every moment TO hear it "go off''
and zee "bec" fall. After considerable waving
OF hsndksrchisfa. Ne vsntured up. and fouud
out that II vas only theodolits. and that Eu.
ginser Boice vas finding place to locate Wsst
Second street. below town. How be succeeded
Ne have yet - learn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
Mail Arrangements.

Times OF opening and closing mailfin the Dsvsn-
port Post Office:
EASTERN MAIL, arrives at . A and ~ ;cl0ses
atS:30 Nand Pm.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa, ,
arrives at = &; closes $50 An.
SOUTHLRH MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri rives at = Pm; closes 8:30.A y.
WEsrEEN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives 1t
6rA; ciOSes at $ Pm
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives y A n; closes 1t Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL. arrives at p II Tuesda ",
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at s y Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
CP kIvgR MAIL TO Lyons, arrives At 8 P n; closes
at sPA, daily, exbept Sundays.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives at 2 n. closes At II y
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AAITY MAIL, arrives and closes at IL n Tuesday ys
and Fridays.
AEAHosA MAIL, arrives and closes At II n, on
Thursdays
The Office will be spen on Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 0AN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
New York Items.

New YoRE, Oct IS.
The subscribers to the testimonial 10 the
officers and crew Of the Minnie Scheff.r, who
rescued the passengers Of the steamer Con.
oaught. met yesterday, and distributed the
funds, $500 to the mat. and 300 to each eail-
or. The remainder. about q, 500 to Captain
Wilson.
The city Life Insurance Companies have al
- settled $3.50 per snnum for life upon the
captain. to be continued to his wife il she sur
wives him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-26
|, TIE N r. w S.
From Mexico.


New ORLEANS, Oct. %.
Private advices from Mexico say that the
Liberals under Gen. Agszsn had captured
Guadalsjars.
New ORLEANS. Oct. 24.-The steamship Ten
neesee has arrived with Vera Cru dates to the
2lst inst.
Minister Mclean arrived out on the nth.
The Savannah sailed for New York on the
18th. and the Sutquehanns tor Key West on
the came day.
The capture Of Guadalsjsra is confirmed
The suffsrings Of the people during the seige
wss Immense.
Gen. Degollado had been detected in COM
municstion with the enemy, and was ordered
to Vera Cruz for trial.
The British and Prussian Ministers had gone
to Jslspa.
The distress at the capital was very great.
1t as r-ported that Pueblo had been shan
doned and her garrison called into the City Of
Mexico
TIE health Of Vera Cruz and the L. S squad.
ron was excellent.