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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29
SHERIFF SALE.

ny virtue Of Especial execution To me directed issued
p" we "ihce OF the ClcFk Of the District Court. in
and for the County Of Cedar and state of Iowa IT, .,
.W n' " OIL q Bohnfl. and now assigned to " W
n'iich' and against William A. Belts and Samuel b.
80. ha,e ie'iea upon he following property. the
property OF the said William A. Bets and samuel n
Belts. to wit: ' We
me north half ofthe north-wes quarter of section 81
~" y. IN township No. eighty go north Of range
Two ~. west OF the 9Th Principal Meridian containing
'vs acre. Nth thu. appnrepances thereon. said land
situated III cedar County. Iowa
en-" sh. offer tn" same for sale at public outcry. at
iie orr Aa.e door in the town Of Upton. in said
,9 osn on saturday the iith day of April, A. D.
n'~.eh the hours of3 O'CLOCK 4. NJ. and o..
49, a. OF said day. "a satisfy said execution
AMI costs that mag accrue thereon.
Dated this 9TH day OF March. 4. ID. isse
J. l.. BRADSHAW
9hevif sf tedar county, Lona
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CEDAR LODGE Room, Upton Iowa,
March 18th, 1S6O- At special com
munication of Cedar Lodge, No. II, of
A. +. Il A. Masons. held at their Lodge
Room, on Sunday, March 18th. A. H.
$3.50, \. d. 1860 the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God
in the dispcnsation Of his divine Prov
idcncc, to take from US, one of our
most esteemed members, Brother WIN.
SCARBOROUGH, who departed this life
on Sunday, the 18th day Of March "A.
ID. 1860, after severe illness, which
he bore with Christian fortitudc and
resi- .nation Therefore
Rss"ircd, That as member of Cedar
Lodge, No. Il of A. L. 4 A. Masous it
is with deep and unfeigned sorrow, we
are called upon to mourn the untimely
dcceasc OF oar worthy and beloved broth
err, whose life and conduct, in all the re-
iations of soclety-as a man, citizen,
and Mason-has been such az to com
mand the respect of the public, and the
klndest feelings of all who knew him.
Res9'ced, That we deeply and sin.
cerely sympathize with the afflicted FAM.
lily Of our brother in the melancholy be-
rcavemcnt which they have sustained.
Resolred That the Secretary trans
NIT to the family Of the deceased copy
of these Resolutions duly authenticated
as an evidence Of the high estimation in
which the members Of this Lodge held
brother SCARBOROUGH; and in token of
their unaffected sorrow for his less.
Rcsolred That a copy of these Reso,
lutions be furnished the .l3rertiser, and
Den.ocrat, with request that they pub
fish the same.
w. HAMMOND, W. Master.
JAMES IFUrr, Scc'y.
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue OF an execution TO me directed,
issued from the Office of the Clerk Of the District
lonr' IN and for the county of Muscatinc and
S'ate OF Iowa. in favor Of James Lambyite, for
the use of +. N. Bird and against Thomas F;ssA
burn and i. q. Fishburn. ! have levied upon
the following property. as the property of the
said Thomas Fishburn. to wit:
One light spring wagon, and one COW
And shall offer the same for sale at pubic out.
efy'at the house OF Tho .Fishburn in Sugar creek
Tp., in said county on Thursdy 10Th day of
APRIL a. y. 1850, between the hours OF 8 o.
clock A. N. and 4 o'clock Z. NJ of said day. to
SATISFY said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this 2lst day Of March 4. y. 1850.
J. l.. BRADSHAW,
Shsjif Of Cea1r t.ogyrp Ior1
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ses of keeping up schools in any District
for the coming year, shall be applied
only to liquidatc the expenses Of the cur
rent year for which it is levied. If
there are any arrearages, provisions must
be made for the especial purpose of set
Ting them.
JAMES McCLuNG,'C County Supt.
Upton, March 9th, 1860.
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ga We have received from J. W.
BRlGGs, of New York, piece of dried
Nectar, as it is termed 1t is made by
boiling the "llonolula Squash and
then drying it on plates. 1t is very
sweet and is the next thing to peach
leather. Those wishing seeds of this
n:w vine fruit, will read the new adver-
tiscmcnts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for April
is received. The following is the table
ofcontents "The laws of beauty found
and lost, an experience about thieves, the
pursuit Of knowledge under difficulties,
the portrait, American r.agazine ltcra-
ture ofthe last century, come 81 chiama !?
Bardic symbols, hunting pass, Kepler,
pleasure pain, the Professors story, lost
beliefs, the Mexicans and their country,
review etc. The above il a choice
bill Of fare, and the articles are served
up in the very best style.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29

THE HUMAN VOICE its right manage
ment in speaking, reading and debating,
including the principles of true eloquence
the functions OF the vocal organs, etc. is
the title Of a very useful little work just
published by Fowler & Wells, 3os, Broad
way, N. Y. Public speakers will find it
worthy Of perusal. The author is Rev. w.
W. Cazalet, A. NJ. Cantab.
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10 D1stfise boards Of School Districts Of
Cedar County.
10 consequence Of having learned, that
many sub. districts, having no school
houses, have been paying taxes for the
support OF schools, without having been
provided in any way to school their chill
u.eh' II IS hereby required that District
Boards shall see that ample provisions
are made in their respective district. for
keeping up school in each sub. district
for at least twenty. four weeks Of fiva davs
each, las required by law +; and in the sub.
districts where there are no school hons.
es, there shall be room or house rented
or leased for such purpose. unless the
number of scholars in such sub district
are not sufficient to justify keeping up
such school !; and in such case there
shall be provisions made for the scholars
of such sub district, to attend school in
an adjoining sub.district.
I'll A tax levied for defrayiug the expen-
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REPORT

OF hs Secretary and Treasurer Of the Upton School
Distr'etJvr The fiscal year e"dng March l2,A, 1860
There was placed in my hand as Secretary of
this District, in March. 1850 of School House
tax unCoected, for the years 1855 Il 81, S7sOl2
And rate bills, uncolected for the years
1857 and 1858, to the amount of CAST
Total amt sc. house tax and rate bills, Sl4ls.s9
There was collected by me in the year
! past. school house tax and rate bills
| TO the amour: of S7232O
Balance uncoliectcd March II, 60, S595.69
OF the SS7232O that have collected
have paid to J. Cubertson Treasurer S2G7.S4
And have settled claims against the Dis
nict to the amount of 37s04
To cash received as salary, 500
To ten per ct. allowed See. for colect'g, 72.32
Total amount collected, S72a20
fnd the claims against the District, as near
as ] can learn. to he as follows:
A tudgmcu ut in favor Of s. G.. Stein, the
judgment int and costs am't'g to S545.21
Judgment in favor of II. d. Brown as
signed to another party intercs, aud
costs amount to 23l.53
Balance due on b. Bossarts der, 1000
G. c. Nestlcrodc, for 1888, 2CO.l6
James McCinny. judg.
mcnt. interest and costs, 1904
Sib, Maynard on order, 1926
'' Emma J. Goss, " 60 1000
p. kirwiI for saving wood. 1855
Amt of orders drawn on Treasurer Tor
necessary repairs, 5o7.46
" g drawn on Treasurer for
Teachers lG5000
Total amt Of claims against the Dis -
trict, as near as | can learD S33230G
There has been received and
paid out by the Treasurer this
year. So2lil
The Brown judgment there has
been prov ison made for amt, 23l.o3
There is due the District for
- no n esaent and !hose that
are over age for tuition, "6l.a'
Amounting to slai'.li
This amt deducted from the claims
against the District, will leave a bal. !
anre arans: tn District, unpaid. Sl90'.s'
The Board Of Directors at their regular
meetnrIn April last ordered that a
tax Of siA mills on the dollar Of the
taxable property Of this District he
certified to the County Judge for !
school purposes which amounted to $1,000. sc
)f which amount there is but small
portion collected If the bal. shoud be
collected aud paid over to the Dis
trics there will be balance against
I'll. District of 3O1j9
OF the amount of school house tax and rate
bills yet due this District, there NAV yet be some
probably fifty or hundred dollars
II least but o small portion can be relied upon,
t will be seen that there has been as yet no pro-
;isi"n made for paving the judgment in favor of
). &. Stein
The number of scholars enrolled in the school
or the past year was Al. Average cost for
uition per scholar, for ten months, is S4.sl.
All the above report is re specially submitted.
T.. HUBER, See.
J CrLBEKTsON, Treas
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BIacksnlitl,illg.

NE Subscriber is on hand at his old stand
ready to do all kinds of BIacksmithinp with
neatness and dispatch. Having ,oncln,ted that
he Is not rich enough to lose a few hundred dol.
iars yearly IN bad debts. ne will not trust any one
for work. All having unsettled accounts a.e ma.
,'iied that they MIST call and settle,
Oct. ed, 1882.
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nss- Wheat, Flour, and good Potatoes
will be received in payment for the
Adrertiscr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29

By We are under obligations to Hon.
j. HARLAN, and Hon. j. w. GRIMES.
for various documents.
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Es" We are under obligations to Hon
}. NJ. Kent, Hon. Ed Wright, and Ii N.
3. I, Cue, for Legislative fayors.
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ARRlvING.-A large stock of fine
goods is now being received by W.
Hammond, at his old stand. C,l and
see
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE Partnership heretofore existing hetvee.
i the undersigned under the name And styl.
of JAMES 4 c. A. MYER is this day dissolved nv
mutual consent. by the retirement Of Mr.. q, 4
MYER. The business of the firm will be linn;.
dated by JAMES AyER, Jr., at the old stand.
JAMES MYER, u.
CHAS A. MYER
Upton, Iowa, Nov %, 1853
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Wilton Market.

Corrected by J. J. RIDER, dealer Ia Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, &c.
Prices Of grain, this day, January 5th.
Wheat, s0Ms5c, corn: in the ear, 25U,2Sc: shell
led 3UuSGc; Oats 25c potatoes zoe. Pork, sluS5
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29

''Ccdar County Young Mems Republican
Association.'
Notice is hereby given that, by order
of the Executive Committee, the above
named Association will hold a meeting
in Upton, on Saturday, the It'll day of
April, 1860, at . o'clock P. NJ
VIM. p. WOLF, Sec
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Y. M. PETTENGILI Il Co.'s
ADVERTISING AGENCY,

10 Nassau ST., n. Y, and 10 State St, Boston.
s. NJ. Pcttengl & Co. are the agents for the Adver
ti.er, and the most influential and largest newspapers
in the United States and Canadas. They authorized
to contract for us at our fonest rates.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29

A RuNAwAY.-On last Thursday
night during the exhibition, the team of
Moses Narncy, Of Soringdale, which was
carefully hit:hed near the NJ +. Church,
got loose, in some mysterious manner,
and with the wagon, started for home.
They went on to the ferry boa. at
Rochester and jumped OF the boat into
the river aud swan the Cedar to the
western shore. In crossing the river the
wagon box toatcd off, but was brought TO
shore by Capt. Ridgway, who heard the
noise Of the team on the boat. 10 the
morning Mr. Earney found his team
standing at his gate with nothing bro.
ken Except one line. The distance from
here to Mr.. VS. is fifteen miles. We
this an unsual runaway
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h5~ Show MS a Newspaper uhose columns are at
all times cro.ded nth nep advertisements, and re
wiH s'ioac you community niire nnh business and
enterprise. The age is a mor;ng one, 4 man that
stands IN these slater days' riH ~ short time, Gud
himself beliimd his competitors. -ksZ
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A New supply Of dried currants and secdless
4 'd'slns G +. II NJ CHTLpS.
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\ STAMPEDE occurred among por
ton Of our inhabitants on last Tuesday
afternoon, when the Marshal was hunt
Ing up witnesses In the part of the State,
on complaint against d. Harrass, for
keeping gambling house Several men
and boys started for the woods, aud
afterwards constable WHO feared he
might he called upon as a witness, started
in the same direction. The first runa.
ways seeing the constable, thought he
was after them and ran the hardcr-thc
constable in the mean time calling out
that he want after them. How long
they ran we do not know, but believe
that they stopped before night. Harrass
was disch rged
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29

SINGERS FAMILY SEWING Ma
CHIMES Also Machines for Tailoring
anu Leather Sewing, at 81 Lake Street,
Chicago, Iii. Sec Advertisement.
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Died.,

On Sunday morning. the 2jth inst, Of north
cation resulting from Hernia, Mr.. W. A. SCAN.
BOROUGH Aged 60 years.
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Davenport Market.
Wheat-new 80 ll.0o; old, 300t 55c. Corn, in
tie ear, 2T0l50c shellcd. 2S43Oc. Oats-ncw.
3om31c: Potatoes 450t50.
Hogs, live S3.75; hogs, large dressed. ). 00@$5.jO
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NOTICE.
\ III. persons indebted TO thu undersigned
"a either by note or book account are hereby
requested to liquidate same before January 1t.
1850 4, All unsettled claims standing over at that
time will be placed in the hands OF an attorney
LOT eoHecuon. JAS & G. A. MYER.
Upton. Iowa, Nov. "a, 1859
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Muscatiue Market.

Chicago Grain Market.
MONDAY, March l2-Spring wheat.
from / 90 to 81 .09 for extra club
New corn, shcllcd, - to i5c.
" in the car, 40 to 42c
Dressed hogs, $500 TO 500 per cwt.
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MARK DOWN,

Our entire stock of ROOTS aad SHOES We
have marked down to about cost. and some Of
them much less, and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-03-29

o. the Secretary and Treasurer Of the Upton School
DistrctJvr The fiscal year ending March I2,A 1850
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aatS and CAPS.

Mems cow-hde kip 4 calf boots firm s. 90 70 Il Is
do Elk grained waterproof do SIS
Mems brogans, from I75to l7s
". boots from 10Ot0 7.3S
"omcn's kip. goat and calf Lace
Boots with or without heels from LOO to LEO
Lasting and rubber Caters from LOO to $50
Misses and childrens shoes Of all kinds-Ipdis
Rubber Boots and Shoes, Buffalo Overshoes, Ax,
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TT>HANkFUL to the pablo for the very liberal
L patronage extended 10 us, We feel encour.
aged to offer our large and we'll selected stock q
the very lowest figures.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-09

WA-nINoroS. July I.
1t has been finally decided to give Mr.
Wicslow. Administration De nocrat, Of N.rth
Carolina, the mission TO sardinia
Judge Stanley. the District A ,torney at Gin
cinns,i, who remained in the Convention to
which he vas sent. and who refus d follow
Gus ing and the rest OF the seceders. 10 to b.
removed to-morrow. or Mo day. HiI. vhc
holds q similar District Attorneyship 10 North
Carolina. and like Stanley. did not 60 out.
shares also Lis fate.
The representatives, Of the Great Eastern.
held con er-nce here 10 day. with so, mer
chants Of Norfolk Va who are anxious to OBJ
t In . vi-it Of the ! eviathan to that port.
The Administr .tion has determined to trsns
port the q iif'rnia paper mail by means OF
Revenue Cutters, co operating with the Pan
anna Railroad Company.
Secretary Cobb has offered 10 furnish the
Pos, Office Department with the Revenue Cut
ter. Harriet Lane. ss enc Of the steamers.
Another authority states that It IL unier-
stood that an arrangement Mt wss concluded YES
t-rday. between the Postmaster G-nersl and
Commodore Vanderbilt. whereby the u,ail-
are to be shipped from New York % CnIifornis
three times month, until the 4lh Of March
Hext.
The mails for the Pacific will be despatched
fr"m this city by the steamer which sails on
Weunesdsy next
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TELEGR A PHO
Later lgo0 Pskrss Peak.
sY rHH OVERLAND MAJ. I

ST Jossra JrlyS
The Pixies Peak eSpvees srrived yestsrdsv :.
P. n bringing kl6 $50 in duet
By this arrival we get the 70 lowing summa :
~ of news VI irh has been detained here IN
consequence Of . severe storm prostsAtinv the
lines
DsSvss CrY. June 2sth. h.-1ndisn derrsda-
tiODs upon sragvling psrt'ss aud on our
rs,ch~s hsye ec.me of 50 fr. quen' oc urranc4
that II vas considered .. vi.abis To call meet
ing Ct the ei'isens to cone der whst was beet to
I've done 10 the matter. such . meeting wa-
held yesterday, p NJ. ard iva of the ArrsJ a
ho. chi%fs we're present part Of he time. The
outrage in the main Consisting OF taking chat
ever they desired when th.y found unsrrped
par iss or unasle from lack II numbers 70 re
s,s, successfully b, force Tearing down fences
aud turning Their ponies into gsrd~ns end d s.
troying them. and In some cases shcO'i0g Al
Ghi.e~. and one or Two are known TO have
h<eo killed ~ the Ind ans The chi+fs thought
it was very hard 10 hold them sccoua, able fOs
the lad sc,s of their own and four ot' er ns-
tions now 10 this vicinity. namely. the Chey en-.
mes. Kiovss. Appsches and Cana ches. but -
far 80 their Own meu we're concerned. thes
would hold them responsible { r any injury
done TO the whites an effort vss made to % Q
. resolution to drive hem from the country II
thew did not .eave within three daye. More
moderate councils. however, prevailed, aud the
trouble will no doubt be reaceahly arranged.
Mining ne ws remain unchanged.
No new or important discoveries have been
made.
The difficulties in operating some Of the
quartz mills recently set p to advantage are
not vet sur,nounted.
Quartz .ailis are arriving daily and going to
the mines.
Basin-s. very duh money tight and scarce
Weather hot ami showery.
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Execution Of Hard en-.

BsLvlpres. N. } Jnlv 6.
Harder . execu,i,n took place st 1855 P
He made no o eech % had been anticipated.
He remained suspended IL minutes. when the
physicians pronounced him d-a'. The bod.
vas then lou cred to the ground and paced i.
the coffin. Aanv we're llsappoin,ed at the re-
fusal Of the sheriff 10 grant admission ticket to.
aud expressed dissstisfsc loo with him for not
p-rfor,ning the execution in front of the Cour,
H"use
Harden appeared calm. aud mounted the
st~ps With firm and steady step. The cl.r-
gyren. Rev. NJ Day and Rev. NJ. King, ac-
compAnied by several phy -icisns. ascenied tn.
sc.ff,'ld With the doomed man. when he kn~lt
and lead IN prayer. In few nomen,s he
arose, and sterpi' & upon the dr"p. bad sdi<u
10 those standing upon The scs6o' NJ out.
ward sigo Of emotion appeared. After fasten
Jog the csp over his face the . gerif descen d.
ed to the foot Of the sc.dold and cut the cord
that fastened the drop. His neck wss no,
broken, ard his death struggle vss violent
His l,mbs yer. repe.' sdly drawn up and hen
dropped suddenly. Sever-l minu,ss rsse~d
before the body became sppa, emily devoid OF
eensibility. He made . full confession 70 hir
brother Yesterday afternoon Il viii be pub
ishsd, but not in his own language.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-09

WIDu AwAKEs--This dead associ-
stioa held meeting Friday evening At the
Republican Club RosOs One Of the o6iesrs.
for fear that their frispds ssd aesoeiates would
not Be "wids avsts." engaged $50: me Brsss
Band to "vsks" them up After considerable
"drumm'ns' they CT together ''eorpersls
esard," vhsa the meeting wss called 10 order.
In the eourss 4 couple Of hour,. after co...
siderable ''hanting." they fund Ki.g Hiram.
vho sshvsned their dropping spiri,s vith
short TRADE. A. the King" had attended The
Sosey'' lodge that ~ vssing. ssd made .
serceg ssmpsranes spsesh. be vas nos ia .spsr-
iss" y make political one. consequently the
6tssds Of Old Abe did sss ssssivss very "soal
ssassisg' ttssd& he nsssiae thss sdiosresd
10 sDssse. cd tbs 'a.eepy hsals' hssssa sAsls
~ = esoeQe NyeeaseA vishsee Aasas Gen
|llb aqleA taSea
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b>AvEAe tGG: M ..
Saturday, Jsly 7, 1850.

Saturday, July Z, 1860.
ARRIvkD
Da. KANs, Coll, st. Louis.
D4PARTsp.
DR. KANs, Col, Dubuque.
The Metropolitan, hrst-eiass passenger stsan-
Or, under the command Of Captain Jenks. will de-
part for St. Paul and all way points this morning
The Sucker State,a swift and superior steamer
under the command Of Capt. Rhodes. is the resu
lar packet for st. Louis this evening 1t o'clock
To the travelling Community that wish to 60 South
and 60 in . No. boat and with 20 ID company
try the Sucker. state.
The River continues falling steadily At thi.
point and rising at st. Louis.
Tho illinois River has ssollen about inches
occasioned BY the late hsav, rains.
The Missouri River il stationary from Lesven.
worth down and falling above.
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l. ATE N f. w S.
LA1Ek fROH kUxOPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FULTON.

Care Race, July s.
The Steamshir Fulton. from HAvre 26th. via
Southampton 9th ult.. arrived 1T this point at
four O'Clock this morning. bound for New York
She has 80 passengers and about 600 tone
fright.
The farona. from ST. Johns to New York
passed here in company with the Fulton.
The King OF Naples 10 said to have accepted
the proposition mad BY HE Council fer . con.
s'itu,ion on = liberal basis, an aliiA Ancs with
Piedmont. on certain conditions.
Ihs Nationsl Guard are to occupy the DIFF
ferent positions in P.mero daring Garabs' 'di
operations against Ms-sins. The orgs nizs',cn
OF troops and marines vas progressing st Pei
nero.
The interview ct Baden had brought about
an undsrstahding het weeo Austria and Prussis
regarding the re.orga cation Of the military
c. ntingsnt aud constructive of the German
COnfsd ration.
Napoleon will not recognize the anne ya'ion
Of Sicily. Tuscany and the Romagps TO Ped
mont.
Two hundred thousand pcu' Dc Of Australian
god arrived 10 England gu the 25th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-09
FSre in ~. Joseph.

81. L"Cts, July I.
The Democrat learns from the passengers
from st. Joseph. thai the new four story buid.
ing In that city. owned and occupied by Mr.
McCord d Co.. Wholesale er.cers fell 1t tw"
i" clock yesterday morning. crushing frame
hui d " al .cent. occrpisd by three families
killing nine "ut of ten the occupants ins'an'.
". VIZ: Mrs. Bcyce snd three children n
and Mrs Cos-w-ll and four others VIII s~
names we're not ase~rtained. TIE building
caught fire Immediately hervsris. and The
whole $40 X "f McCord 4 Co was consumed
TIE store o. Fsihlaigh o., was also burr :
cd, together with the entire stock of boots AID
shoes. The total los. 10 vstimatsd at $500, QUO
insurance unknnwn