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tas. s. i bs bs.ra ra*i ssa s:: s of It's ' m
r"s,esss.s a;r.:as II chixo On any Of III. ruaas I'll
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ct. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
~ CAGO RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
o. sad star SUNDAY. Asr, .ss t-o Express T..lns
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r.,. ,c NEW gKLASs.
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feo'.s. Ga1sssu'Eh, Burlington and inte1nediAe asA-
uaas1
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10 n+trI I'll Te Il ~, "a VILE ssa'
At ST. iou.t With lie rze..c K,lrus d. W:.sozr Rve,
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snt Sew n.,t.r. *e0s3s ~ ~A'' s1P71' s'e.soos4
Ttnnaxh Trkxis ca be lid It ths onpaoy'. otce No.
"a DeaEopsa street opsose Turnout Houst Ch!easu ii
De Uerot eps-r Wez Vaa Burn I'D tanai sress saa
the principal raoad ticket ocss n The Ease1 Mjddle
Acd Western Sts!es.
E3PF itaas .e3se eaIy fos It LocsA II ZOO
p-!nztAtouxh IN fhln5 ssK hours.
Ea:ts Ct fAra and Fre::Ats s-ze ~ by any otha1
Foais-
s.o,,,. ,,..ss!.:a sos. aeeo".n'oactson. e.a,,sa
afrye n chIes II T.1a ihenn = ~
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NIA>TEl,'S SALE.-S1a,e OF hi

l4, ,n;s~ Cook Connty, st-,sox Cer7 f!r-r:t Su-t.
In Chsnc~ty. Ia II. .i2I GeeTse I. kteh 1hous-
Arrn&tr e. AL lar asertl.
Fable >oti Is he'ttv Es.r. that tn p7ssua1e~ rf :ts
n1nod1e In dec fa Il aa0*e enlltd cau>e OH
t:e lsh d4Y If sa cb+ 4. ]! 49, t.1.: fAiLa esr,
Mise in lancer Co.. Ccuntr S'a:e at.lssat- VII.
for cs. t, e hx.-,s ez II tie nos:h aoo. q shs
t:eEr Enu+, in Tbs ttv Of Chicago, county OF tk-
r.ali Al ter oiees Ia t5c Of sLa .y II
the fo!cxtrx teereed PARE q nae ne T. vt: AZ!
Ch.axr xld III ea1e. the SAID E's. beLk III that
paF efte r ri fetoa Of teetn No. ten co.. tn 'own.
Of he lhlsd pr npa1 which IL. souh Of TIE pies
cocszuetea hsb,f Ch!ea4a. aea wtc:. l. In
town II th7Kp md water les aid OIL: tia
xsa 1!.t.r map o! rid ElrE IS cd sioa lie
IN te oaee ef Ike x.eorirr of Feed. IL Cuu, II Il
Coos. h'eh a;a nt nap lit ,eennc ke sly
made much theErst be necessary make this
n ey cue T. al comp a.E:nt up si d<cree with costs
&c. Lr. FAME FhEEK
Master In ChA-cx1j. Cork t.NrtY.
CL1so AfSl T. tsdt. sp.u u ID
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CLEARED.
B,rk Da17uhs Collins. 0gd nsau19h, 1:,.o1 br com.
S-hF m Aklr,ch = mp.oo. Two hvers. leht.
Sch1 ! s v ali - Z. L.wfcu r. M!!w sukee, LEat.
:eh. Chal eng. Red. Ka a1.szo'. ! Eh+.
S hr H,ro dtile. J ar, kalau a. - 70 hsls Et.e
sear pc d. Y,u"F, Mill ekor. light.
>ehr r. lin. Hls lie. Mu.ktgou, lg.t-
! hr I:aad. Mellaa. Mg>S~s"n. I=h,i
Echr Eaut1er. ruth, Silver. rerk. .iett.
S.hr Gull. 0. Joh,r on. = wo Ikiser-. LIZ +.
%chr NoE1e ght. uea o. dtu.tuft 14,aA bn so1n-
Schr Fo IA, r. srs n, afana H. ven, 'xht-
,;chr ALVIN ciut. ltsxie Au fsgo tsla rds.
ceAr A9so, At5an, Oc-nto. brls pork. b foaE.
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FIsst Hoat from Detroit 10 0sweco.
oswzGo. april l0.-The Propeller Vermont,
OF the Northern Transportation Co. Line, ar
rived this forenoon from Detroit and Toledo, rio
the " eiland Canal-tte first boat of The season.
Navigation is now open through the Lakes ria
Oswego and the Weliaud Canal.
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| illinois CENTRAL kAlI-
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. TRIAL RAJ ROAD.
~ NILES DOUBLE TRACK.

'
l. TRIAL RAJ ROAD.
~ NILES DOUBLE TRACK.
The e.7&clty Of this Road now eqra, 10 sy IN ths
country.
Thrrn Through Passenger Trims
Dttwe~n Pittsburgh Acd r.uxiepA:a
Goreeetns cistet in the ti"n Dstat, Pittsburgh with
Through lsalna iru all Wxs:e.n Hlr. - h;l.e MI
NeE 11rs. bos'n al!mor- v a4h rx1ou civ: thus
fa.piaa tata''r. fer u tracrovtaon nf A.~ns.r4 IN
sAI .ti. ter spss1 sad rouuli BY any utAes suute
.1pr.-s aud F.st Lines tu. through 10 Philadelphia
without change u tat1 u Cch.i1c:v,x,
@tuuk!uk CAfs aEe attached each f1to: Ncedrnf's
sirvpne tlrt 10 txp'e,s at lr4i1s The Extc,s
rus ii IT. Sat A1i E4>t Lite >u1,a,. rxce,t.d Tn,ee
try T.s r.: s.na 9 tsct for N.w Yorx. Express aad
lf:r ugh rsAtctE.. rsA pn,s:ci UT. LuusArtze.a
a:s' kAke-si set uMIs. eoIs Vt the kuxirxxs
thu. Lid e. Mneh to tie a.rtv VI r AZ. f<rs.
str !:'i!y Trs.ns between rA:ace.IlA III New Tc,t;
isu Daily IEias between New York anil liH<cr
.la!rs.
l',,t T3tket:to Dersn srca vi Scsxeh Fs River
or sva!nEt Lines Bua fea u
c1a.s - though New iusk.
r2.ss M, te "ba:ne any nfthe .mpnrtaa, Railroad
t.' Ia the It; nse. On tl lay Of the sesu n Lius
.. sts'its,s On tbs Mie+s2p Ohio Rivers an II fhe
Ph.l1dtIpa!a-
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THE LARGE, FIRST GLASS,
STEAMBOAT PLANET,
With her
TACKLE AND APPAREL,

10 be sole ~ lubuC Auctton IN Inc Cy 6! lAc1E0 On
ThuradaY, April 10, 1850.
This 1ne sramhcat bu!lt at Se~por in lsa h. C.p
tan l. g. Maid at COS; OF $l9oNst and furnished srd
equipped ID superior mariner u one Of the best ats
tie ake- she hiss rcev entwo SERVICE e.vrs
hren laid for 6f butnes. p:fs-u route dG
The ytarr ls and So and IL " kepl md In so1t G" d!
toa reQns tx hut little Ytcparat and en2u exrtue
rut Eer in con Pete I'm Tor sailing.
PASSENGER ACC0MM0D ATIoNS.
bchs ard with es eat in 1nd xtta beEths for
the comfortable ntuntatinn Of 80 pa>st n.tts-
FREIGHT CAPACITY.
4 i bulk and fully tqual to the requirements Of
heavy t.Ata'.
ROLLERS. ENGINES, &c.
Steha. TIC res use Ntdrca bticrs 81 fret iorK
hr IL ct in 3aua ter. snd low erE1 With 81
'nch c>nter. .rd ee sroEs. with oscins and IRE ie
sx r. n I'd os,
meats Of u nts e12a. Steamer.
DIMENSIONS.
TcrdIuens'ons nrn1rnent. follows: LeoSh
e61 10 be dth s. Alice depth II 6l4fts: and
The con ton xnd value ofts Steamer viii Re better
Icrcod br ai'nx tia. It the rErstht time he Is
ih- utdrr~ti,' No :ve.'t Aud saled ty them
1e.ssi properly o. tSe LIZ ii i .zs* "a e,e ia; h t
viii hc At tsisc nad 'p ottu.t IL f. red
E IA .v I'd 81 i5o !, t9
eeeHred II two, onf. .znt sx tbs will tcvessc
a.y the sonis. mt her deb eturs. VI ta Gh
ciEo Milwaukee Raist ad Company In p4 m.nt cay
ot.a'e.
The .te7m<- with al her tackle snd furttur+ on bosz
VII re md :. het eih n the Moth Branch Of h eako
1husta. april 1Hh $50 I'll AZ. rus4he: 10 o.tn.
boa. yada't.sns f-e aadasi I; :syrrs :. ,...,
Ctisso. March snh, 1861. maslt9tnd
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MONETARY.

Trz,oAr EvsxUs. April 10. l8te.
There il better supply OF exchange to-day
and tie market il weake1-bl1s on New York
selling freely on the street at II per cent prem.
The banks, howsvcr, are still charging per
cent.
During The past week the increased activity
In the Corn market caused better demand for
currency; but the supply is still! good.
GA1rxA AID CHICAGO US1ox RA1LnoAp.-Thc
following are the earnings OF the Gnlena and
Chicago Union Railroad Company for the week
ending April sth:
fstlkht a'&H.s 1ncssa.a. 81: =:
MAJ, Se........ 7N.oo 5000 Increase. a00
To,.l... :l,l79A s:o,M9N s.se4o
6r. Louis, ALTON h CHICAGO RA1LRo1p.-The
following are the earnings Of this Road for the
week ending April sth, 1850:
Tas erEar1.. $..os9-1s
fffl&ti e1oo9a
A-M SssS
IotA !.
1,.,.... .Aia..'1 30e:-7 =;
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CHINGLE! StlINGLEt.-Oginr
III Ee't tsP.s'.'en IN ts. sat 'as age ea.ntfT
Of Stln.l. In Ibis mi:k.t. WI t12pl- trs aul
otsHaw Il sod s4x 81 sAnz II a-y qua tty u par
u 81 I'll fur Eoiet, te;!ser. tn ears ors ewh -.
tTdtfs iof gua iy o. ~Lt.Y VI b. tt prurap.y
u rot.ta atths awe,t VIII EsALE tate..
DAVID tOouWl LIE, Aa. .ufAe.urer
Apaxst Cor. EiAnkln and uao atA. ChIe,r r..
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T ARD OIL We keep constantly
IL On hand supply ot 10. i Wnms Strained on. nd
ase prepared to inA kai.ced Coupea.s ths tssda
q loH !:te- SHACKEokp h duW, SO. Beard n{
11zds BuildlnSs~ a43c3tM
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IyED............,..Afrlo.
York State Ia salle. 200 bu corr.
JuItt, La sale, 4,eeo lu COLL.
cr.ar L. Sa1le. e..115 It !uulT,. q:Hi0 shit Ees
Pj1n,t Ia sale lV7 lS II 1unIte'. ltrA 00t uSGs.
Su TAI, Ottawa, N, 90 ftlumtnr .o,o, b rSls.
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- RAILWAY. Shortest and best souss to uua Iv and
ot:!er fazt- rn c1sie+,
Tr Ia e4viE cincaso 1t 1c0 pm, arrives II Desa!:
.n4 IN. At laE:s sto r.E 1t baiia:e 1t 6Ds .,
eon ceiling With y. I. CenirA t Bag ii, r. 4 Eli
t!4G. kstnE East- Tickets VA lha road cau otaax
Toe thIon Lspot. Il. ). CAkrkls,
ftl4 Nan.
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L Farm three niles Vest Of Jacksonville l,:u,i..
ne Of the dnss nn.t productive Iaa *isss
fFed 1t pr;s aie A.!e It Cnn'Ls III ArrrA ek Iry
rolling iaad. be,lrs I WOOD Of = and !, in ia
md.s o. anisea q 'rfa.s.nx ausy. There -
orch1-! u ehu1e- l+atEJ {eAch lear
as.s u Hovry kx4nx .isAwpsE E,s, aai lav"n .!a4 4
beHles: acomo! dwelling h.4es and II, Al. Lo.,a:
}axa sn convenient ta! tore tic eess ID tAa
eo1ntsy- The city Of arksonvie, with pol u'aen u
ln.'a In fu view, aud furnishes Ie4Y na1s.t Al r..s
PRICES for at that can b. lro"c With resiy ~
ran'ati to ali inport.It ponss Ths civ cona
tae bind ds4t aad dam": Nd in Tfe'Aru viii b.
so "a on- lot or n1Ay ee .H@v7<: IN ur pare Il.
Terms Reasonable. lnpuIe ct the nj tio%r n ih1
prtnl,es. AC~rtS Htu.A ELL.
1Hrtx AhF1s4r ii 1&An f.fr4
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~ FAAK AxvATs ~ Low a~n T1ns 10 Qr,cE II
A.. orHxi ksC7Kf
Ash FOR TIGHTS TT PITTSBURGH
TIE rlpetion o!te W Wsae.n connections of tao Penn
srlya.a ita rr~! nlates II .the
DIRECT LINE E: 1WkE.- THE EAST AND THE
GREAT Wk>1. ="
ihe rf oy tie hall :e2d rdz 1t r:t:s.
otf avoiding al 1:avase erri44e Frtkt fsxe her
*'t! sie .a:tas q sitas ane ~ -ppsseixd
, Satpc:s "f f5e!- {. an tie r4ss!tae pEbl!c.
Fur Fright cotss7st. >h!ppin. iIee,,oas spp,y to-
&achc'" ess!sToff tie f""w ~ As.ntsot,le COMPANY;
HS f:e.ce ico z.nrsv IL. y; j. j. j.susscu, Rsoey.
=: f. :.a,i SiiS-ey; Mty,st:e X. Irm by : tr:ppI
Whenwn o.. Ting naas .s.arn 4 ltIert tlr-,cE ny
=; r. Ms:i;nm. Eal!.ou. t'd.: JOS. T. Aoa1. t.ou..
Tam e" Z ro H.; T. !. Sas.. >h.lsr 4 ,G'a.s s..
.outs: .nn H. HsT-. Aa4av.li reua.; l.rh, HINT,
Atc ILL., .. 70 Freight Axrnss VI Rai1oas Il Iiussaut
.oIn:s in tee Nes:-
HE Greatest Facilities oHerru for the
A~FU rs ton Asi1 Speedy Tsnus.
poFtattUn Of 1--we $TUChs
Ii ch;IJ.e fharr1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

Pro Bono PublicO.
Now wake, my muse, and tune the Tyre,
Sonnd eVery note stil high and higher;
Tel all the world, and Jersey too,
You've seen the wonoTons LIQUID GLUE.
Bound Cooper's Glue all Ger the lsnd,
TN maids aud NATIONS understand
Twill mend ali breaks as good a. new,
fhis ms,chless CO0PER's LIQUID GLUE.
Tor Runpipg chairs OF broken dishes,
HeI hesdIess dolls OF sPlintered brushes,
'11s sovereign palm; you'll and this true,
II you use the real COOPER'S GLUE.
Our friends, no doubt, long since have leaned
That "a penny Eayed is penny earned;"
Then invest your Quarter, and wel save for yon
Many dollar with the LIQUID GLUE.
To stop al frauo, examine well
The Outside wrapper, and you can tell,
By the autograph Of COOPER bROTHfRS,
Tie siR,on-puTe from ali otheTs-
AZ Eighty-one, in Barclay street,
In the gTeat New y orb, then haste to meet
with the agent, FOX, who i sen to you
The real COQPER'S-LIQUID GLUE.
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JUST READY.
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
OUR LIVING REPRESENTATIVE
MEN.
lust READY.
OUR LIVING REPRESENTATIVE MEN,

OUR LIVING REPRESENTATIvE MEN,
CONTAINING AUTHENTICATED LIVES OF
Gov N p Banks Edward Bates Jchn Ben, John NJ Bo''s
John c. Breekn,se Abe g. Brown, Simon Cameron Salmon
p. Ch.,e Howell Cobb John J. Cnenden, Caleb Cushns
Geoe NJ Dallas jefferson Davis Wm. L. Dayton. Samuel o.
Dickinson, Stephen Douglas, Edward Everett Mlard fn
more John c. Fremont James Guthrie. jaime. H. Hammond,
Sam Houston NJ T. Hunter Andrew johnson, Joseph Lane
John Mclean, James L. o r. John NJ Read, Wn H. Se~Hd'
Horao Seymour John Sden Alexander H. Stephens Henry
A. Wise, John Y. Wool, &c.
The ,ndeavor has been give graphic and comprehensive
record public of these public free from part
influence and present each 10 the position accorded him
by his party and attained BY the advocacy OF the principles 70
which he has devoted bis Of nsee Thus the acts and
words Of allowed to dehne his position It's
work preference indispensable every In every wah oil NC
One volume, limo, cloth Only 81 rs.
Just Published and for sale at all the Bookstores eveywhe'
nsde supplied by
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PHINNEY, BLAKEMAN L MASON, No. 6i Wskerst
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Amusements.

BFEUbTNG'b and 81 bELLb NO. II W aFst boals my %
had IN the evening at the door.
On SATURDAY, April H. at o'clock,
LAST PATTI MATINEE,
bat oue when viii be given Rossins fsyorte Opers Of
THE BAR8ER OF SEVILLE,
with Its star cast
MISS PATTI
BRIGNOLI, AMODTO sUsINI.
Durrg the Concert of the hsic lesson, MISS PATTI win
sing EcfeIs celebrated Swiss Song the popular Scotch ballad
Conipg through the Rye and a. the end OF the opersths
Adslina Wstz expressly composed for her BY Sig Music
Admission. 'one D'nA
No secured teats. Doors open st II O'Clock.
crowd xpected ades particularly requested
buy their tickets In advance They be had a. ali the
regular principal music and hotels snd in
Brooklyn az PR0X'S and ROSES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

CeuFt OF Death.
PEALE'S GREAT PAINTING.
This GREAT Masterpiece OF ART is still on e1hibi-
tisn - -
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
lUver ball east side OF the large hail. down the let stairs
FR0s THB HON. WILLARD RILLAoRk
"BURRALO, June Is, ls47.
"GRSTLEHKS; Dr. Cotton, having In charge Rembrandt
Heaes celebrated painting OF The Court Of Death Informs
that he intends viDg place ior exhibition lie has been
kee and the painting has had numerous
ogs confess have been greatly pleased with this splendid
specimen Of American genius cannot doubt that all persons
Will be glad opportunity Of seeing eminent
it viii give pleasure 70 do anything
your promote the object Which the Doctor has in
yiew. Respectfully yours, ,,,...,.
~To Hon. B. storeT, Hon. W. X 6ond Hon J. c. Wright,
CaDeiDD6tih
Aepson Is The Engivings only 81 with free sd-
mission the Painting 81 s just onehh the usual price for
sseh Woks
opeD from to 81 and to % p Key and Description
riyeA each visitor.
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pmnts, Oils, &r.
Goparinersbip Notires.

NOTICE-The firm of MITCHELL & BLAIN
IN RessursOr. Fulton Market Is THIS PAY pIssoLyEa
settled BY Bau Ttsnkfal for the p,roness OF liberal
public years past would solicit its for ens
uccessor w. Bsn who hopes by strict attention 20 hia
business TO merit the In the future Nsx April ~
l0e0. WARREN MifeAELL,
l. w. BLAlN.
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DOOKS-BOOKS-BO
D SELLING OFF BELOW COST u
lsge Of Theological Miscellaneous and rayef
BOOKS, now being sold OF to close the concern, Of
No. 264 CANAL-ST sAst Of bro.dwAy'
L. REID, Assignee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
/ AT EN- + w S.
Judge Douglas at Laports, indiana
10000 HOosiers in Council

La PoRrE, Oct. 8.
Douglas reached this city st daylight this
morning, in charge Of . committee Of our IL
zens, tho accompanied him from Fort Wayne.
He was met at the depot by . large nun Der
o. persons, not vith,tanding the early hour and
escorted to his hotel. During the day immense
crowds Of people poured into the city from all
the surrounding country, and by neon there
we're upwards offorty thousand on ths: ground
One train from Plymouth alone brought in
thirty seven hundred. At one o'clock . pro-
eession was formed, composed Of the Notre
Da me Continental Cadets, the Douglas lovin-
cibles, the Little Giants and citizens on foot
on horseback and in wagons' Judge Douglas
was escorted to the Fair grounds. where he I'D.
dressed the assembled thcusands in powerful
speech, occupying an hour and half 10 its de-
livery. TIE greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
He was at tires interrupted by desfeniug
cheers. His voice was clear as o bell. and
reached the farthest extremity Of his vast su-
dience.
After his speech. he spent the remainder Of
his afternoon ard evening In receiving those
who desired to pay their respects to him. and
such was the thropg that Thousands we're Ln-
able to gain adtii;tance to the hotel to see
him. He left tonight for Michigan City, on .
special train in charge Of q committee from
that place The Judge is in eplendid health.
and shows no signs of the fatiguing campaign
in which he has been engaged.-Chic0go Her.
sld
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
TELEGR A PHO.
ARRIVAL OF THE CoNNAUGHr

ST JOINS. N F., Oct s.
The owing 10 additional by the steamship
Connaught, which arrived here at 8 THE A.
n.
The King Of Naples was supposed to be still
at Capua, which town was bsrricaded and
armed,
1t was reported that the Kings troops and
forces Of Garibaldi had exchanged shots at the
outl os,s near CAtus.
The French Minister was 10 quit Naples on the
18th OF Sept.
Gsribaldi had declared in Q letter that there
exists 40 irrsconcilsbls difference between his
policy and that of Count Cavour.
1t was reported that the quarrel between
the Ssrdinian government and 0aribsldi had
arrived at such . pitch that Victor Emsuuel
had determine ed to proceed to Naples for per-
eonsl intercourse with GaribAldi.
Tbs Nespolitan ministry had resigned. and
it was reported that Signor Conferts had been
called upon to form Il new one.
SARDINIA AND RoAB.
The official bulletin of the battle OF Fidardo
on the 9Th, published details agree with the
previous stat tement.
Among the 400 prisoners taken by the Ssr-
dinians we're upwards OF 80 officers, some Of
high rank.
Ia consequence OF the victory 1000 pspal
troops, mostly foreigners, including bO officers
and some Of the guards ct Lamoirciere was six
guns, ammunition, etc /, capitula,ed on the 18th
OF Sept, and laid down their arms.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

TH1RTEENTu ANNIVERSARY OF SCoTT
Division No l. s. OF Ton Friday August 5th
the thirteenth anniversary Of the organization
Of this Division, on which occasion they will
havea public installation Of officer. and speech
es by some Of our principal temperance men,
Hall on the corner of Second and Main Ste
The public are requested to attend. The fol
lowing officers were elected At the last meet.
ing.
J. R. johnson, w. P; Jacob Wsshburn. W.
A; Frank H. Impey. r. s; Thos. Garrett. A.
r. SD. 3. Conner. F. 8 ; John Collins. T. r.
Moore. @; w. F. FilIler. A. @; Wm. Blatt, l.
S;J J. Severance, o. 8; VIM. Burris, Chaplain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
River lsell,s.

Thursday, Oct. 4, 1850.
WV. L. EWING, Rhodes, Montrose.
HENRY CLAY, Stevenson, Montrose.
CRY BELL, Mitchell, Dubuque.
IrAsCA, Whitton, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
AD HINE, Gait, Lyons.
HENRY CLAY, Stevenson, st. Paul.
CIrY BELL, Mitchell, sMontrose.
IrAscA, Whitton, Aontrose.
MuscArIxs, BURLlxsrox AND MorRoeE NAIL
PAcKEr.-The Rapids mail and passenger packe,
Kate Cassell, will depart for Montrose and all
intermediate landings, At 6 o'clock this morning
making sure connections for st. Louis in thirty
six hours.
The Harmonis. Capt. Csbbell, will be the regu-
lar acket for Montrose this n orniug at o'clock
making connections for st. Louis in So hours
The popular Northern Linz steamer Metropoli-
tan, Capt. jerks, will depart for Montrose and all
way points this morning at 10 'o'eloek-makiug
for st. Louis in 36 hoars.
River rising.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
New York Market.

By Telegraph. NV YoRK. Oct. 4.
FLorR-Reeeipts 1920 barrels sales 1900
barrels. Market opened steady snd closed heavy.
S525@5.35 super St.te; $5.45@5.55 Extra State
S5.25@5.30 Super Western; $5.40G5 20 Common
to Extra do; S5.70@5 50 Inferior to Good Ship
ping Brands Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLoUR-Market quiet and steady
Sales 400 barrels. S5.60G7.50.
EYE FLOUs-Steadv at 50 so GAO.
WHEAT-Market lG12c better with active ex-
port demand. Sales $4,000 bushels. $l.20 No
Chicago spring; S122@l. "a Mill Club $l.3O@
l3l Winter Red Western /; $l.4s@l.45 White
Mich.
kTs-Market more active and frmar.
BARLEY.-Duil and dropping. Sales at TIC.
CoRN-Market . shade frmer. 69X mixed
western adoat.
OArs-Ma,ket steady. S7039 for Western State
and Canadian.
PORK Quiet and unchanged.
BREr.-Steady and quiet.
Cur MHArs.-Dull and nominal.
LARD-Quiet. Sales 800 bbls 1t 12L@l2Kc.
CBEEsE-Steady. State 9@llXc
BrTrER-In fair request at lz1lQlse. Ohio
16dslc.
WHsKY-Market steady. Sales 100 barrels
23XM2311c-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
ARRIVAL Of the Pony Express.

Sr. JOSEPH q t. 4.
The Pony Express, with San Francisco dates
to the 22d. arrived last night
SAN FRANCISCO, SEPT 90 The Peoples Re-
form party of San Francisco has decided to
nominate q full municipal ticket, irrepressible
TO politics.
The State Agricultural Fair opened on the
goth at Sac.amento under very favorable aus
pic .. The largest receipts on q single day ex-
ceeded $4,000 The best feature of the Fair 10
said to be TIE display Of blooded stock. requir-
ing $50 stalls for their accommodation
there is nothing later concerning til. Oregon
Senatorial election. II is said TO be the In.
tention 10 elect Baker d Nesmth, whether .
quorum can be go. in the Senate or not. as Il .
sen ate organized and elected its Sergeant.at-
Arms without quorum. 1t is doubtful { that
officer has power to arrest absent Senators
Advices from British Columbia are to the
StE.
The whole Russian fleet OF war vessels had
been ordered 10 the i'ieho.
Advle.s from NIc'nria are to the Sh.
The Wilson G. Has. brought down sbou,
$l5 pa0 IL dust.
The initrl4 pn Neck Creek were m aking
good wages
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
FOURTH GUN FROM ILLINOIS.
ANOTHER VICTORY.

The fourth election which has been held
since the opening of the present campaign has
result d in the choice on Moi day last Of
Democratic Mayor. George II. Buck. for the
city Of Lasale, in the Republican county of
LaSalle. hv ITS majority. The whole Demo-
cratic ticket, with the exception Of one Alder.
man, was elect ed by . like majority. This,
considering tie fac thvt the city Of LaSalle
has hitherto been strongly Republican. is .
glorious triumph, and tells the RAPID strides
which the Democracy are about making in Hin.
ois Three times three fer the gallant Demo-
rracy Of Illinois l-Chicdqo Herald
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
Arkansas News.

Van BURgs, Ark. Oct 4.
The murderer has confessed his guilt and
been lodged in Jail.
Two hor.e thieves named Owen and Robin
son were arrested this morning and will probs-
bly, met summary punishment.
The Vigilance Com,uittee are actively en-
gagged IN rdning the country Of q host Of law
less characters tho ln-st the counties border
ing on the Indian country. AL suspected per
son. sre closely watched.
The Dougse, Bel and Breckenridge electors
speak here today.
Weather showery. Old steamboatmen think
there is . prospect Of Rise in the river.