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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

Tie Undersigned, believing that the election Of
LINCOLN is the only Of preventing the trans
ference Of the present contest for the Presidency to
the Halls of Congress, where il would be certain to
renew il an intensified form the disgacefal and threat
ening tcenes Of last Winter and thus subje,t Gov
eminent to fearful peril than any it has hitherto
encountered, and believing that the unscrupulous
efforts now making by leading paItsans of the Admin
traton and their organs to affect the popular vote by
threats and other appliances calculated to destroy
denCe paralyze business and depreciae the value Of
property deserve the indignant rebuke of every good
citizen, cordially invite merchants and all others enter
tanning smilar views to meet on the steps Of the
Merchants Exchange this Monday afternoon at 3
O'Clock, to join in the public expression of their
sentiments:
PELATIAH PERT CHARLES H. MARSHALL,
JONATHAN STURGES, WILLIAM 4. DODGE,
WILLIAM A. BOOTH, SHEPHERD KNAPP
JAMES GALLATlN, GEORGE GRISWOLD, IT,,
4 LOW, JAMES G. KING,
ac,eeY,, GREEN, ROBERT II McCURDY,
ti1pRis L "TCHUM, JOHN AUSTIN SPEYENS, il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
To Advertisers.

Owing to the recent great incrsSss In the circulation
Of rss DAILY TRIBUNE. and the necessity Of putting the frs,
form Of ths paper press at early hour compelled
10 give notice friends that hereafter al advertisements
must be handed In before O'Clock In the evening with the
gle exception Of hosetnended for insertion among the Business
Notices the fourth page Of the paper That class Of sdver
viii be received until lac hour but others be
k.ha fare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

THE TRIBUNE, as usual VIII make special
collection of election returns for its readers To-
morrow evening. Cauvassers VIII obbge US oy
extending the usual courtesies to the gentlemen
engaged in the work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

The mercenary jobbers who, to secure ca.ssmsfs
from the South have not only lied about tho ans
of tho Republican party, but have gotten up .as
stock panic, and produced the threats In wnioa
their Southern masters hsve dealt SO much Of 'A's'
are alarmed at the result Of their labons. Every
whore the independent Democrats arc deslsr'ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05

folly, but fImly--lease al disturbers ard rioters
to the Police while you 60 or quietly With your
work, and ABRAHAM LIscoLs will surely be Pre-
sidert elect tomorrow night Who is not willing
to give one day to insure 20 glorious RESULT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05


TIE sutjoired circular, signed-the original sig-
natures are before us-bya large number of our
principal merchants, is sent, we understand, to-
day, 10 the business men Of this city. We simply
ask for it the careful ard thoughtful consideration
which such document emanating from such
source, deserves:
SIR We appeal to you, not as partisan, put as
good citizen and man Of business.
We believe that continuation Of the present fever
ish and unsettled state Of the public mind If proracted
for four months longer, will be disastrous to all the
CONNIE rGal relations of the country.
That condition of things Is Inevitable in case there
shall be no election Of President by the people; as in
thst event the question goes to the House OF Repre-
septatives at Washington, who may spend the Winter
in wrsneng and ballotDg till Congress rises on the
4h Of March when oply can the Sena's interfere aud
choose one of the csPresidsutis nominees as Acting
President.
In the mean time, the country will be convulssd BY
threats of dsunon on tie one hand, ana oenance Oh
the other by constant appeals to sectional passions ID
the utter neglect Of the real interests OF the country
and in large degree to their complete prostrston
Whatever may be our individual political prOclivi-
ties II ia clear to all ssDsble men, that Mr.. Lincoln
aore has any chance Of being chosen President by the
people, If he does not get the vote of this STATE the
| election must be made by Congress. The only way
then to fore stall Winter of csaser, and to secure
political and commercial tranquility, is to give our
influence and hearty support to insure his success
large and overwh elmDg majority will carry not only
the Election bu. moral force also, which will quiA
all disturbing influeIces.
1t ia simply question Of self deferse Of selpres-
elvation No true busineis man, it seems to u.s. who
understands bis own interests can disregard the ap-
peal made to him in this peculiar crisis Of public aairs
We want peace and not panic, and there is only one
| way left now by which it Can be secured.
NM BOOTH late Pres # tie IIneh an Exchange Bank
SHEPHERD KNAPP, Presid mt Of the Mechanics bank
John WILLIAMS President Of the metropolitan Bank
yoNtS Prs;so@t o. the cheE nc nt ssns R,,t
ISAAC sEYnoUh, Cashier Of the Park Of h11h AmeFio.
JOHN J PHELPS, IsAAC , III s sTdN
Tvs RoosEvBiT' A II RATHBoEE,
ROBERT SoS9DHtE, ! IS s SGH GHiCHrsrrR
R REdsT a q f fNdE 81 Isa h0sT'
And more than 2C0 others
The weight of such names as these will I'M
doubtedly exercise great influence in the class to
which it is addressed. These gentlemen are IN
| position to see how business has been already
affected BY the few weeks of feverish excitement
| preceding the election, and none are better able
than they to Judge how disastrous protraction
of that feeling must be, if continued for four
months longer. 1t is an unquestionable fact that
the defeat of Mr.. Lincoln tomorrow would be
direct, positive loss 81 millions Of dollars to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
don't vote and work for JOHN HoorsR. TIM /,
the whole story.
SMALL BUSINESS.

The following circular has been privately diBa~s
among the Metbodjsts Of the With District. or
course, nobody did it:
A. hgw-YosK October o. Isss
pk Sik fou msy smher that bit became "a = - q
preFent Congress, by which the Mesbodist soes.t,
iscompensed 70 the emoont Of many thousands on dss
ter ntayy losses In Oregoo. THIS effected - ~
sun spsy Of the Hon John Cook,ne tbs soois,, 4. -,
fol TO hin or h's services you can coosts..g Win 49,
ergseen ept. END principles support hin for resectoa
JONATHAN PURDY, JOUg aTnyyoy,pp $
OSCAR PURIFY, Holm TIrewS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
Ns@:slork DAILY Gtibtl,ra
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1860.
TO CONFERENCE.-The


he RoHss be taken Of Anonymous what
ever intended for insertion be authenticated BY the
and address OF the wterno necessarily Tor pu6hcs
tioa, bQt . guaranty for his good faith.
Badness Isters should al b. addressed 70 TEE
Hzs-YoxK TRIBUNE
We sAnnSt.undsrtaks rejected Communications
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

VLyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG AMERICAN
w GIRL year of ago, to take Of children do light
chAmberwork; wages NOT % much an object g Mica hoe
n ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

VNANTED-A SITUATION, By A YOUNG LADY TO
w attend sore-a millinery fancy store; can take
charge good dressmAker has been business some
years Cali for two days at l58 West 18Th st. second floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07
xRnNCn ADvnRTIxEMMHTs.


~ signed Inspectors Of Election for Chief Engineer Of
New York Fire Department hereby give notice par.
and Foremen. ut fremens Hall Friday evening Jan a.
lS the polls win be opened in each conpanys on tho
evening OF the h inst between the hours OF and O'Clock
M and thai the returns Of said election shall be returned
seal b. the Inspectors between the hours NJ
of the said tn inst when the undersigned Inspectors win
coed said returns hch shall be public
the New Military Hail. Asi oor southeast Of
Hall place, oppose Tompkins Market
Third avenue Blanks for company returns be procured
the Chief Engineers ONCE Saturday Monday and
day. Sh 9th and 7h ins Commissioners OF Deeds viii os
attendance the accommodation OF Of companies
be cam sssng hail. Seventh street said Tuesdsy evening
wM. r. W. CHAMBERS,
VA. w. CHAKfDCK, yTrspec.ors f.
THOMAS LEAyy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sTOR HoUSR.-THE FRIENDS AND PATRONS OF
"A this hotel respectfully solicited give their
intended visits in order have their ready arrival
c. A. STErSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

A MEETING OF rHE TWENTY FIRST WARD DEMO,
"A cratic Union Club win be held at Mr.. j. Nurrsys 5Qz
coud avenue Thursdsy evening February al 81 oco
Punctua attendance requested business OF Importance
will BE- transacted THoS. CULLEN, PRESIDENT
J, 1. NVRTHA, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07
EMERALD MINES OF MUZO
n TIE 0RANADIAN GOVERNMENT INVITES
PROPOSALS FOR HEIR LETTING

The e1ng contract fer The letting Of the Emerald Mines
Nuzo belonging 70 the national government expiring
2 Of February 1860 the executive power has determined
invite proposals from parties within the Granadan Conedera
ton and abroad 10 desire contract the
Positions must Be sddrssd and delivered under seal 70
Of April 1850 which date hey win be opened in The
Of Ne Secretary o Tie Treasury and adudcated
he highee bidder No posA will be admitted for loss
srm Dian d. year. nor fsrs Les sam has s4 annually
privilege Of WORKING all DE ssrah mines belonging 70 the
republic PaZmsns 70 b made . he government quarterly
advance The Of tho contract win be found adyer.
used in Noeiso dc Nueva York where the invitation Of
the Granadian government has been published In full For
further information apply the 0rAnAAan Consul Los Pearl
Teet 70 Tie Vice Consul. q Pine srset New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

Dnv aosDs, 20.

MO- n uARDIN0 9 CO.'S FASHIONABLE WOVEN
"A TrsnsA 1ain skish. Al ssss made v order Twelve
q sEhs made ever. 6kr factory ~ Spring street, near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

NATIONAL TEACHERS INSTITUTE S3S BRCA1
~ N. Y.-Receives Pupils for schools and Seminar
Prncipale and Trussses In selecting experienced Il
and introduces qualified teachers 70 suitable positions
out tho Union. Teachers wanted. schools Tor salo.
culaSs and references address Rice Andrews. \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

MOURNING GOODS
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE CO. WILL ADD, THIS DAY
sAe large Mourning Dress Goods Poplins Pop
nees Prins 6inghams Lacons Grenadines Organdae "a
Canal corner Of Nercsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

Ounrs' QUILTS a
ARNOLD CONSTABLE CO.
WILL OPuN THIS DAY,
One hundred Gases NAR6EIILES AND TOILET QUILTS a
Asupsror qualify. varying h proe from 81 10 TO $40
Canal, corner OF Mercer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-07

AT - U-FOR Is WRITING LESSONS; BOOKKHRF.
"A nK $40 Qime unlimited Paines Academy, 50 Bovery
2S Fulton street, Brooklyn, from Coz Jacks1n, T.
From Col Panes general teacher the spec.
mems Of hspupls Improvement ehoerfuly recommend
- being eminenty qualified for his profession.
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC. &C., THOROUGHLY
ID taught, by w. j. RENvILLE, So Broadway Each stu
dent separately and carefully taught enabled to readily
apply In practice the knowledge impaired him. Open day
AMI evening
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17

CoULDN'r CoMe TO TlME.-While a
Bell man vas purch asing material for . Bell
d Everett flag on Saturday. the merchant re
marked to him that it was al for nothing Bell
+ Everett would not be elected.
"You believe that Lincoln will suppose,
was the cool reply.
Certainly. do." said he Of the tape an 4
scissors.
"Iprasume you would sell goods and take
your pay when Lincoln is elected"
Oh. yes Of course / will
"Well. III take these goods for the flag that
way. and give security for payment when
Lincoln is elected
All right" said the merchant
You'll sell more on the same terms pre-
sumo" said Bell-everett.
ooh certainly. certainiy-all we've got.
was the response.
The Young man moved away and soon re-
turne: to continue his purchases on the Lin
coin election system. but the merchant had
changed his mind sudienly-had probably
been reading the Gazette.
Are there any more who are anxious to cell
on the Lincoln credit syst.m?
We rather think not.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17
TELEG X A P HIC
From New York.
NS~ Vnpr 8

NEw YoRK, Sept. Is.
q Washington dispatch TO the Times says
crnclai Information Received confirms the detect
o. siifsmon 10 Mexico. The battle va. fought
a. oe'ua mot Lovos, as reported II lasted on.
" one day. instead of i've ,,.ys General.
Eachio an H-rmand.z we're killed. and AL.
fareo. Orgeea and Androez were taken nri.o,.
ers, all Of Miramon. parry.
secretary Cobb yesterday reported to the
Cabinet several proposals for building the ia.
cific te e'eg.aph. Mr.. S,bley contests he res.
possibility Of ell parties under bidding him, md
the matter will undergo thorough inve.tisa
tion
10 the Unitsd States Court yesterday, the
case OF Calvin Duland vs. CaIt Hollius, Of the
soop-of-war Cyane, sing out Of the des,ruet.
ion ofp:oper,y at the hombard'nent Of Grey.
town. Tie Court dec d-d in f-vor Of the de-
fendant on the ground that he was acting un.
der the orders of the Secretary Of War.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17

To BE CoNr1NUED.-An anxious and
somewhat inquisitivs friend wishes ~ to en-.
quirs Of Governor Rusch ''hov longa period
vill probably elapee before he cen make II
COW soient to continue that prairie chicken
story r 1t is isimportan, that more light should
be thrown upon the subject. It 10 important
that the public should be informed for what
special purpose those prairie chickens were
sitting upon that rail fence. 10 an exposed posi-.
sion. at such late hour 10 the morning. and
when the weather was 90 very cold. We have
heard Of . man. Who took down his tavern
sseo every morning. upon which large sprsad
ssg's vas painted. but vs are st . lsss to
give any rationsl reseon for the position taken
oy those prairie chickens. uslses. indeed, they
vsrs there for the ,ams purpose thst the uaa
Who took down bic spread eagle. Give % The
ses'isaasies. 0ovsrner. at your earliest sea
vsaissss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17
co Nj Nj Err CIAL
DAvEN FUaeT Iassh II H,r.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE DAILY DEAOcRAr AND NEws.l
Saturday Eve. Sent Is. 1870.

OFFICE DAILY DEAocRAr AND NEws.l
Saturday Eve, Sept. Is, 1860.
The Wheat market opened this morning at Soc
but towards evening a downward tendency was
evnced, and il ranged from IS to soc. harley is
in demand. and ra1ges from IS to &c, owing to
quality. Other grains continue unchanged. The
receipts to-day amounted to 6l74 bu Wheat, 92l
bu Barley, 3cs bu Oats, 70 bu Potatoes, and 1890
bu Onions We quote.
FLoUR--Shipments 700 bbls- and 22o sacks ship
stuf.. Market very finn. lSpring Extra 81 so
Wholesale: S475@5 90.
! WngAT--Receipts 6l74 bu shipments 4ls2 bu.
| Ne quote No article at 75GS0c No. at 70
| @73c.
BARLEY--In dema,ti -. nome consumption.
| We quote q good article at 55@62c. Receipts
924 bu: Shipments II bu.
OArs--ln fair request and steady at 1s4ls NC.
| Receipts 2Cs bu
Onions Receipts 1880 bu shipments 4 25 bu.
We quote at lj(a2Oc for fair to good
PorAroEs-ln good deman. at lst42oc whole
sale, and so@ !oc retail Receipts 20 hu.
ToxAross-In supply at 25c $50 . bu VIII OLE
sale and lo@l5c y peck retail:
HAY.-Steady and quiet at 0O04 90 FOR Prai-
re and 81 00@5 90 for Timothy.
HIDEs.-In good request aud moderate at 5(0sc
for Green s@i2c for Dry and l10l3c for Dry
Flint.
BUrrER-Rather scarce, and q good article in
demand 70: table use. We quote at 1O1I2Lc
wholesale, and SC retail.
Eoes.-Steady and firm with = fair supply at
sG7c Wholesale, and sX Gl0c retail.
BEASs-Sseady and unchanged. We quote at
s0@90c Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CaEess-SappIy light and prices firm at l3@
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve l0@llc
Wholesale and l20l5c retail.
LARD--In fair supply at 1l@12Hc.
HAxs--Common iUI@llc Sugar Cured 12X
@15c: Shoulders loo retail.
DarED FRurr-Apples s@loc; Peaches II @l5c;
Prunes S0l2Lc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17
New York 0arket.

Ry 7eieqrnIh.l Nsv YORK, Sept Is.
FLorR-Market heavy unsettled and ,O0 Sc
lower. Sales $4,000 bbs at $5.5a@5 so SUI er
Site; $5.75@5.sO txira State $5.Ou05 so Su-
per Western t5.SO@6 common to medium extra
Western $5.9O@6.OO inferior to god shipping
brands Extra Il. n. d.
kY8 FL0rs-Stea " 1t %. 3.6O@44O
WHGAf- Market heavy, unsettled and 2a3c
lower. Sales 1900 bnsh.; ,l.2O,al.2s Chica
70 spring 81 2,@l.z6 Nil Club; xl3Oal 50
Winter Red Western II 35,1l 45 White " estern.
KYs-Firm. 2eOU bush a. SOC.
BARLEY.-Quiet and firm.
CoxN- Market lc lowe, and more active Sales
5000 bush. at 66@67 Wiater Western 6sk
OATs-Quiet at 4i@42c Western Canadian and
State.
WHIsKY-Rather easier. Sales Il 600 bbls at
24c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17
The Episcopal! Diocesan Convention
Broke upin Row.

QUINCY, III, Sep. a
The Episcopal Convention here broke up in q
row thi. af ernoon on test vote Of great i'm !.
portancp. TIE Bishop introduced a Deacon
jnst ordained, and hi. vote decided the que.-
ton, it standing l9 10 Is.
Tie Rev. Nj. Hodges Of Chicago rose and
denounced the wllo.e affair as dishonest
transaction, aud more than half the Conv.n-
tion ro and left he House. The Convention
coon after adjourned
The above iniormation was furrished the
operator at q lincy this aft lnoon, by minis
ter. who declined telling what the question
was on wh ch the vote was taken.
1t ls likely that it vas en- ,he resolution
offered by Judge Gus. referring the acton OF
The Bishop 10 the Ca,hsdal lot matt er to
cominitte f one Cer.yman and four .aym.n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17
Fight between tn Republicans and Bell
aud Everett Men.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10
Bell and Everett meet ny in the frat con.
eressional district. was interrupted by Re- ub
mean clubs marching through the crowd. A
fight ensled. and stones and pistols were
u-ed. The mee'i"g was finally Dispersed
Nine rioters " ere arrested. No one was Ser.
iously il jur-d as far as kn wn 1t is supposed
that the aft ir was in retaliation for dlsturt,-
"nce p-rp-trat-d by parties hurrahing tor Bel.
aud Everett at the Republican ser.nade to
Mr. Sherman on w dnesd4y evening
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17
From Boston.

sroN, Sept. Is.
Before referees a suit has beea brought BY
+. . Smith against Pref Morse, to recover
hve-slxt~enths Of the amount of money r4c4iy.
"a by II OF Morse from ibe different govern.
ment' OF Europe for the maintainauce Of IN.
telegraph The parties h.ve cen connected
together 10 the telegraph business for som. q
years, and soue time since settlement Va.
had between them. Mr. Smith receiv4a $500.
900 and the notes in DISPUTE, were left open
for suit or reference, Of Which this was one
The hearing is rot finished. The reie, ees ar.
Judges Sprague Uphsm and Geo. j. Hiliard
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17
ON SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK

ON SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK,
F.OA TO O'cL'K r. VI.
II is earnestly solicited thas all complaints and
suggestions from patrons OF the schools y nd 9th :
.rs be frankly made 10 tins committee Thus ws
bell We that diffculties which necessarily urise
can be amicaby adjusted.
ELIEL PECK,
septdl5lw Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17
The Prince at Niagara...ROw among
the Reporters.

CLIFTON HoUsE. NAaArA Falls, 6 p NJ, Sept
14.-Tte Royal party arri. ed here ths eve
ming. Ufon arriving at Chipp, wa huge bon
fires we're lighted. and torchght proce.-iou q
escorted the Royal party in carriages to the
Fslls. The Fails are illuminated with bengal
fires and blue lights. The Duke Of Newcastle
is injispossd; other members Of the party
have slso suffered, bit the Priuce is " ell.
There has been trouble to-day in copse.
quence Of some New York city reporters at
tempting to force themselves among the Roysl
party. Orders were ven ct Fort Erie that
they should not be allowed on boa ri the e, e. %.
.r. but they have ell arrived here 10 safety
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17
Mail Arvangements.

Times o. 'opening and closing mailsin the Davea
port Post O6ice:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives 1T 9 A and ? Y close,
at $40 4 n and Pm.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa
arrives 1t P Y closes $50 An.
SOrrHLKM MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, rives at Pm: closes $780, n.
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives at
6pN; closes at s Pm.
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, srrives A n; closes 1T Pm.
DUBUQUB WAY MAIL. arrives at 4 Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes At y Sun.
days. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP hIvKR MAIL TO LYONS, arrives at 8 y; closes
At sPN, daily. exbept Sundays.
BLUE GRASS MAIL. arrives at 2 ~ closes 1t II n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AhrTY MAIL, arrives and closes at u Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AHAxosA NAIL, arrives and closes At II n, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from 8 to 10 An.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17

FIFTH WARD CLuB.-The members
Of the Fifth Ward Hickory Club will meet this
evening Monday at 1-2 olcck, at FORESTS
Block. Store No. g., which large and com
mod ou' rom that staunch Democrat
John Forrest. Esq, his generously dona
ted to the Club during the campaign.
Democrats of the 9Th let your patriotism and
devotion to principle shine forth to night
Make . grand turn out. The Club has ap
pointed as finance comrittee the followina
gentlemen IS. Trne. R H. Parks and F. p
Erskine. Remember the tine and place, Dem
ocrats of the 9Th
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17

THE picnic ard target exercise oi
the Davenport Rifles comes off to.dly. The
company will parade at o'clock. accom-.
panied by Storms brass band, and proceed to
the "Railroad Slough" where targets will be
placed. one for the use of the company. and
one for their friends and outsiders generally.
Fr'zes are TO be awarded to these making the
best shots.
The Rifles will give ball this evening, At
Lahrmann's Hall. which will be all that one
fond Of dancing can desire. The tickets have
been put down to the low price Of so cents,
and We trust they will be we'll patronixsl.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17
Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO. Sert Is.
The 4SO P n train from Racine to Fre-po
was run into last night by fr light train
which 1t had tagged from Racine at D.laran
Wis. while taking wood and water. Five
passengers were killed and twenty five wound.
ed, some "f whom it is feared will die. A.
I e time the :ra,n left the lance OF thos-
killed and wounded al no. been ascertaiued
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17

A YOUNG DOUGLAS HICKORY CLUB.
All those young msn. ovsr le and xndsr 81,
Who favor the election Of Douglss snd johnson.
are invited to meet st the DsnocsArc HsAp.
QUARTER for the purpose Of Organizing Youso
DoucLAs Hickory Gus on Tue.day evening.
Sept. 18th, at o'clock Come one! come all
We can easily beat the Black Cadets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17

For Sale or Exchange.
TRE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR ~
i sale his residence, known - ;;a
"0ak Wood Villa"

aituats on the Bluff east Of the Rail Road Depot.
The grounds comprise about one are, With Zoe
grove of Shade Trees, and about ~ Fruit Trees
from Rocheste N. Y. The house is well huilI
FILED ~ vieA brick, hes ses rooms, seven closets
summer kitchen, and Is warmed BY . furnace
The location 10 such that magnificent lev il
obtained fron any portion Of tAe premises. For
further Particular spply 70
q. AUGUSTUS HAVlLAND.
OD the prsmi -,
Or st The Hay Pssss ahvve hide.
q Win sxshaaes fer . veil inpeoved iasu
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