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CHICAGO, April .S, 1850
Prs.en,-Mcss. Hsren Heard, c.r2eute. 1s,s+, shea
h1n Ta{t War3 Mpsctey. lligkinsoa Dore ~. Foster
Ahsent-Me:s. Ne1berry. stustesant, Potter aud
Hayes ~
snenas minutes Il The Lii meefias ,hsy ~crs sp-
Ms Eard reported ,hs. the Committee On building. and
Groard. had iea.ei r. Mission School s1::dnE Il he
The following r. olaaon vas onsfed by iii, ward
fsHir-k TLat the totnmttee on School buildings and
ske sati.iActory aascmcuit fof IN e.rsance sshoo
lots 10 the enc lon Of teh o hcuse on
he lot he onEipr 10 he ey =, lie cnrner .,ssf
and Wa,a.h srenrr. ~ " ~ Navel
Cancuneri! IL. ....
Nr Mas Ter 3rpo1tel That The Committee IN tbe Annnyn.
M nj Of Teaehers had usae The folio xur and
, 1860-05-01

NOTICE. - CHICAGO WATER
~ wokks.--Alioxrers Or occupants os budinks rup-
hy Lotfei that Fiat AnEua! Pafnest Of the
commencing Nay 1s 1857 md end n< May It, 1851. ut
C,mm1sxoners Once eorer Late AMI Lasal. streets.
Eaon NJ oses MAae = Eaak Tie raTmeas isssn ,S g.;
Waer dur!, the ha With that tsT a+d
ending November lss. 1850.
Osnetso OF occupants Of sustloEz whck situated
lots adclaux ay st7ett avt nut Or ley shTou<a whch
the distributing pipes ai bnt which not sf-
Piled with wafer, also n.ded that the tirst Semi
apuu, payment for the for the
ii. May st I5 ad ending M1J I> 1851, will bc tue a51
pnTaeia IT Tia ssue urae and pikce.
81 o,tes of the Boast.
s 4. ". TISKNAM. SECRETARY.
Water Commissioners 0aee, april -, 1870.
Fk,IAn +u.1
, 1860-05-01

r1kE's PgAkEns, ArrkS71oS .-Complete Rub
bcr Outfits, Coats, Camp Blankets, etc, etc, ut
Jno. u. Ideson Ge.. q benrborn ST. ap3tf
, 1860-05-01

- CougDs.~IHc 9feaI anu sUuden
changes It cur easte fruitful Of Pulnotaz7
and A6eeusns. Experience havus proved tat
simple remedies Often speedily and es,sny when kea
In The say Of The disease sto7d II he
bad.o Browns Bronchial TEoehes Loze1se let The
Cough or Irritation nf the Throat b. sIeht h
IT'S prtcautton serious attack NAY BE- teetcay
warded CT. myI-1w.tu-th4at
, 1860-05-01

IMPORTATION WAsIEn.-Miss Sarah Ann Tole-
ton. from New Salem, Columbiana County.
Ohio, desires to find her brother, VIM. Toleton,
joiner By trade, who is supposed to be some-
where in this city. She is stopping at the
Mount Vernon House, corner Randolph and
canal 8trnefs
, 1860-05-01
NUMBERS 261,
20 4eR11t.

ITO RENT.-A Convenient House
L On srreo- STREET easr o1 FIaft. Re1s cheap far
g1o! tsua"t WIN can cce with uae1c.p.onaole refT~
ene.x 4rnfy 1t This afic1. ApM4 c3lD5t
, 1860-05-01

ITO RENT-My house and grounds
a. EY,ut,au one Of The most desirable rural loes-
tona In TIE vicinity AZ Che7zo. Applr to me 4. No.
Methodist Block. J. Il. EATON. ap1LI
, 1860-05-01

NEw Arc71oS Rooxs.-Capt. c. \. Baker has
recently opened an Auction aud Commission
Store, at 70 Lake street, under The fremont
House, where he will attend to au calls in that
line. On Wednesday, I'd inst, lie will close out
large invoice Of crockery, Glassware, China,
DC. It is rare opportunity for bargains, COM
priziug very general assortment Of first class
, 1860-05-01

]. S. Numsey presented the following, which,
on motion, were adopted by reclamation, and
great applause:
WnEngAs, The Republican Convention Of
Cook Caunty desires to secure the nomination
OF such candidate forGoyernor Of this State
tesest Of the Republican party md its success,
bath in this State and nation.
Therefore, pointing with equal pride to his long
and faithful services in The Legislature of the
State and to the eminent ability and zeal which
he has brought to the cause Of Republican prin-
c;ples in this State and nation and believing
that the desired result will be produced by this
nomination, we hereby present the name Of
Hon. NORMAN y. Jrpp, in whose public integ-
rity and private character We have entire con-
fidenc. and it il hereby
Atsoired, That the delegates from this county
are instructed to cast their rotes for him Is
an unit, promising to gire him if nominated the
united and enthusiastic support which the Re-
publ:cans of Cook County hare always giyen
md will continue to give to the nominees Of the
Republican party.
hsolr<d, that The majority Of tue delegates
here appointed have power to fill all vacancies
existing in their midst from the alternates ap-
pointed and to cast the whole votc of the dele
CATION.
Rtsolred, That in the opinion of this Conren-
tion the nominees Of the Chicago Convention
for the Presidency und Tice-Presidency Of
Republicans, men whose public lives and
characters shall truly represent the great
principles OF liberty and the rights Of man
for which the Republican party contend and
which arc at issue in the coming contest.
Mr. kreismann moved that the chair appoint
Committee Of three to wait upon Mr.. Judd aud
acquaint hin, with the action Of this Convention.
Slessrs. Kreisnaan, Rumscy md Conrcntry
were appointed such Committee.
In their absence, A. C, Hessing presented the
| following which was carried:
Resoirfd, That the City members Of this Con-
yention ratiiy the action of the late Republican
| Convention iu their nomination OF Charles A.
| Holden for Water Commissioner, aud Of Heu-
| ben Taylor for Sewerage Commissioner for the
City Of Chicago, aud that we will use our iullu-
ence 10 secure their election tomorrow at tho
| polls;
Hon. Norman u. Judd at this juncture En-
tered the hall, aud was received and took the
stand umid tuu,ultuous applause, lie made q
brief but feeling acknowledgment Of his apprc'
ciatiou Of the honor conferred upon him, in thu.
being designated by bis friends and fellow-citi.
zens Of thus county. He should receive it as az
endorsement Of his long official term, and in
triumphant refutation Of the caIumuies his
enemies had attempted to fasten upon him
Whatever might be the action at Decatur, be
should aeQuiesce in it, secure that they could
not lessen the compliment aud honor Today
conferred. At tha close Of his remarks, "tbree
times three" were given. with will, for Mr.
Judd. The Convention adjourned.
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!" c. r. SCR1YKr, A3s<r.t.tns Lo<n., g D%araosna.
Il 1IoriseJ to ssctIps Adret*s1s tAs a3 all ~
L1.5la7 PEpsrs Of she North Fer. jal.hgs+y
, 1860-05-01

ITO RENT-On Michigan avenue,
l. re7z o.! s.a;s the 1e house OF the hIoek Of ihzee
hruwa tnlses fronting Es.t Apply next door North. Or
To GEO. +. c0SGDlN. - Lakd stzret, up da1fs
, 1860-05-01

DOARDING-A sait of pleasant
roo.rs for married pst2ns aad foss daT b2s1ess ean
h. nccSmmods,ed applied for edtately. For further
paltfcuiays GILL at 1877 Habash 1seaue, nnl9xew
, 1860-05-01

fDTH4 and HItch0hlc3 EeHeraI1yt
Tito to IN il slany situated Most Of ka.d et1 lie On
rse RI ground a>crt ta!ty f<t h.htr than &he Csna
and a5rn'a1tly supplied With pu1s Sprtte Water. The
toxn ecmmands the trade oG l1.ge extzns at ghlS In
pr,ved and torr.hp agricultural ttitoJ. ard the stems
trac from this pvEt a1uots to mar half nl doliFs
annually and sine1baustable- Said town pse.es uao
quaed acias With inland towns enjoying the I'D.
y.ntasex Of boh Canal and Rasoadhsse 1elp9 liz pasa
enges and express :Eaas caSnakssg !: ver7 dstzal'e
location
Sid property will be sGld 1t auction IN CONSEQUENCE Of
III health il winter the subscriber w1hes rsluove
warm climate next fall.
TERNS:-A credit Of f:o I've 10 eighteen c1oaths VII
be given for part Of tie purchase money.
Fall rar! uaEs made kEewn 1t the ttzas Of tho sale
Ea!eto chruruenee At ] O'Clock T. u.
A.o At private sa!e four b1ucts on which lIvs In
The original Of Athens adjoining The above property
8, r. TNUE9DELL.
, 1860-05-01

CAFES FOR SALE OR En-
cnAx6E for other p1ope.ty-dne and one second
Aa1d-bp,h Lilies Lrt test a1e slnele toor.
ELkiNS MERRILL
eAA4 JtAst sta+Ak kn~k
, 1860-05-01

Acc1pESr.-A painful accident took place on
Saturday, on the P. F. W d. c. r. r. near Polk
street bridge, at 10 o'clock, 4. N. On Saturday,
the child Of Elias Goodman about three years
old, VAS Knocked down by locomotive, and its
left leg run orer and so seriously mangied that
amputation was necessary. Drs. Schoetzer,
Schmidt, Jerome, md Foster were in attend
ancc, aud recovery is considered ly them to be
doubtful.
, 1860-05-01

w ANTED. "A Good job Printer.
" Arplv Immediately to JONES, rERpCE +
SMALL, l1x Lake tt1ttt, Iay1 e4-S3t
, 1860-05-01

R0ARDlNG.-Two very pleasant
Il front sotns each euIsatIe fJr iwo gentlemen
Elm t mad. with bu.sd, By a2plyn1 4: 10 VA
lash aTenue. u,yi6
, 1860-05-01

TO RENT-Ihe two story frame
L dvellinzhnrsc No. 3I9 North Ia.aEe IT, een.atnsrs
ri c r,ors- Pos,eaion given May Isl. Ren. 4tu Ii.
qulfe OF :. MOORE, III stuta Nat1f s.. uylc.3n w
, 1860-05-01

FURNISHED HOUSE WANT
En--A comfortable moderate sized Houte with Fur.
nit"re, Wabash avenue. Gond ferant Etc. paid In
advance desirable. Att1e r. o. Boz asa Gyt :t1
, 1860-05-01

ITO RENT.-Two three story brick
l. h9u'ea With n,oiera Improvement !aeo, one ans
no -se Fu!ior street, Union Psk. Apply krem
No. Waksts boek. Dearborn street Of afler peiock
T. NJ. 1t SUI n est Las street. +. II. cCITiNG.
MI
, 1860-05-01

POARDlNG-A gentleman and
II h1. wife md few stce gentlemen cap be aeccmuo
dated with pleasant f1o1t socms AID good board a. VI
Ad2sns street. nylx1w
, 1860-05-01

WANTED-A young man sged
twenty-eus who i wiling turn his hand 10 Any
thrs wsdes stra1ioa- l. xood ;e.maa and acc ,uri
ant. md had experience Wholesale Grocery aad Con.
tuA!on Houses Can give tEstc1A,s city References Ad-
d1e.. ~. W. At th:4 c11cc. uy1cxstlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20

That CHAIN GANG.-A few weeks
since petition. numerously signed by our
citizens, was present. ed to the Council, pray
ing for the formation of a chain gang OF pris
one,s confined in the jail for crime to labor on
the public works. We have heard nothing Of
he petition since it was presented, and we
guess it has been entirely overlooked. The
Counc! meets to-day. and we hope the petit
ion will be brought up and so ethiog effec.
tive. 10 the sh,pe Of an ordinance, passed.
We have in our prison at oil times sutfi
cient number.of criminals. if properly managej
to keep our streets in capital order. Give
these scamps plenty 'of hard labor on the
streets and they would take very good care
not to get into Jail the second time. AZ it is
now, many Of them would rather be there
than not. They have an easy time oft, doing
nothing, are we'll fed and We treated. Again
an ordinance providing for working these
prisoners would have . marked effect in the
decrease Of crime. and the number Of thefts.
assaults aud other outrages, would soon dwin
die down. and our city become model Of de
corum and decency.
There 10 another thing which calls for prompt
and effective action. On Front street. there
are large number Of the lowest species Of
dogseriss. kept By abandoned characters who
gain living by plundering those Who may be
40 unfortunate as to fall into their clutches 1t
vas undoubtedly the intention Of the gang.
Who committed the assault to rob poor Nc
Csrthy, but they vent little too far. and be-
ing fearful they had killed him. dare not com.
unit the other crime, but dragged him into the
gutter ard left him 10 his fate. Had he not
been discovered about the time be was, he
would probably have never in this world been
able to appear against his asssilants. We say
that We think those low doggeries chou Id be
'clsAned out" and the nuisance abated. We
have known 6rs companies in other cities to
take such matter, in hand. and If the proper
authori.i- do not, atte1 nd to the business they
may have an opportunity Of seeing the work
accomplished without their aid.
There is another thing we should look at -
Rock Island receives . revenue from.hs saloon
licences amounting to over trelve thous md dof-
lars per annum. Davenport does not receive
one cent, but instead. Is compelled to support
lot Of vsgabonds, Who are drugged with the
poisonous beverages cold in these low dogge
ries, until they become wild and rec kiess, and
commit crimes which in their sober moments.
would cause them to shuddsr when contemplat.
ing We hope to see some action taken in this
matter. and ii possible. some way devised by
which these villainous holes may be cup
pressed. II We allow them to remain open. it
will coon become dangerous for respectable
persons to appear on the streets after dark. We
have NO police. and are therefore wholly un.
projected, but If vs can absts these danger
eur nuisancss. ve will not require suv further
protsetjoa than Ne nov have. Allow them to
| 60 %, and the city viii ssesa bsssas too hse
- dsssnt psSpls = live u.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20
Mail Arrangements.

Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Ofice:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at . A n and Pm closes
atS:.0 A \ and JPN.
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at n: closes s:3O An.
sOUTHLRs NAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, rives at 8 Pm: closes $780, y.
WEsrgES AND SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives 1t
6PN; closes at SPM.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives 9 A n; closes At Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives at . p y Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at S y Sun
days. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP hIvEK NAIL TO Lyons, arrives at P \; closes
at Pm, daily. exbept Sundays.
Blue GRASS MAIL. arrives at n closes At IL Y
Tuesdays, Thursdays AID Saturdays.
AAIry NAIL, arrives and closes at II y Tuesdays
and Fridays.
\NAxosA MAIL, arrives and closes at II \, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from 3 to 10 AN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20
COM MMERCIAL.
DAVENPORT AMAEr.
DAILY REFpRr.

-E
OFFICE DAILy DExeCaAr AND Nsws.l
Tuesday Ev4 June ~. 1860. !
Weather warm, with indie 1ltiens Of rain.
Market dull and heavy, I'D without change in
the prices Of yesterday. II receipts were fully
equal to the aaiIy average ID the past week. We
cannot look for much variatIbn either in receipts
or prices before next hsrvdpN As the quantity of
grain in the hands Ct the farmers must now b
quite limited. There are 4 (vsral building. going
up in this city, intended asstorehouses for grain,
in anticipation Of . heavy business in that de-
partment Of trade after harvest. We quote:
FLOUR In fair demand att5 SOFAS 75retail, and
IS 2s@5 30 wholesale foi City Spring Extra ;
iuper6ne - so Rye aohr 81 Oo@4 50 Corn
meal 81 90 y cwt. Shipments Of aour 20 bbls.
WaxAr-Receipts l4s0 b shipments HOO bu.
Spring good to choice 8Sc490; No. 2 do S5c.
CORN Receipts $50 bu shipments 1850 bu.
We quote at S3134c for ear, and 84@35c shelled.
OA1s- Receipts so bu. In good demand 1t
2s@30c for good to choice.
BARLEY-No transactions
RYR-Nothing doing.
BuCKwHEAr-A good artcle sells readily 1t 75c
PorAroEs-In fair demand at Soc for Pinkeyes
and Csc for Neshannocks. Retail dealers are
cling at 45@5oc.
wooL-we quote at 2o@s5c. Receipts $50 h :.
HAY.-Steady and quiet at o0@l 90 for Prai-
rie and 81 OO@5 90 for Timothy.
HlpEs.-In good request and moderate at 5Gd6c
for Green; s@l2c for Dry and llll3c for Dry
Flint.
burrER.-There is q good supply in market Of
tub butter, bu. for good and choice roll for table
purpc ses continues in moderate supply and firm at
l0@i2cIz; Roll and tub 8@sc Wholesale and lo@
lie retail.
E6Gs.-Steady and firm with a fair supply a
7H@s1lc retail.
BEAxs-S.eady and unchanged. Wequote at
sO@sOc Wholesale, aud $uretail.
CHEEsE-SuppIy light and prises firm at ls@
l5c for Herkimere Co.; Western Reserve 10@llc
wholesale and l2@l Sc retail.
LARD--In fair supply At ll@'2Xc.
HAxs--Common io1s@lle Sugar Cured l2H
(Gl5c Shoulders lUc retail.
DRrkD FRU1r-Apple. S1loc Peaches II "a l5c;
Prunes sdl2Hc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20
New \ Ork Market.

By Telegraph. NEw YORK. June ~.
FLOUR Shade better, ,moderate sales at E. Is ,
90 Super State; So 25G5 35 Extra State; sa lO
Is Srrcr Western; 25a5 35 CoTincn 10
medium extra do, IS SIS as 30 interior to coed
snippnR brands and Extra found Hoop Ohio
kYE FLoUR-Steady At So 5UQ14 81.
WuEAr-Market lc better with a fair export
demand. Sales 3,40O bushels. 81 27@l ~ Mill
Cluo;Sl 30 Red State; 81 35 Winter lied
Western 81 SIS White Ky.
KYR-Quiet-85c.
BARL.Y-Dull and nominal
CORN- Market better ith more export demand.
Sales 10000 bushes 6ic Tor sound shipping
mixed wesleEp. and .7Qda w estern Red.
OATs.-Market heavy. 42c State and western.
PORK-Market dull and heavy.
WuusKY.-Market shade easier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20
LATEST FKON EUROPE.

Arrival Of the City Of Washington.
New YoRK, May 10.
The steamship City e Wasi irgton has ar-
rived with Loudvn advices via Queenstown Of
the 8ih.
She passed on the 9th the steamer sup rosed
10 lie the Canadian iron, Quebec 18th, and tie
Vanderbilt on the 10th.
The I"d,a and China mails were forwarded
on the 9Th by the steamer Illinois.
LoNpoN. June Sth.-Aoney market totally
withou. fluc, ,uation.
CooeoI. closed same ss Wednesday.
The London Adrertiser says the If ct Of the
massage Of Nr McKs.no,'s . amendment to the
reform bill will be the postponement Of the
bill indefinitely. in which contingency Lord
Rcssell and Mr.. Gladstone will resign.
Il 10 understood that Lord Clarendon would
return to the foreign Office. and Cornwall Lew.
10, Chancellor Of the exch.quer.
The conservativ . want the Palnerston ad-
minisi ration overthrown.
The report that the stock exchange commit
mittee on Fullinger. the defnu.t.r's ease. leaves
upwards Of fl72.OOO unaccounted for. the
greater part Of which probably went upon the
turf
A Paris despatch Gays France promptly re-
fueed the request Of Naples Tor iorsign inter-
ven,ioo in Sicily
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20

MAYoR's CoURr.-Charlcs Bosle, alias
"one armed Charley" Edward Lavender and
Scott Stevens we're brought before Mayor
Caldwell yesterday morning for examination ae
to their connection with the murderous az
ssult upon Mccarthy on Let Monday night
Dr. Adler was the only witness examined.
The Doctor stated that Mccarthy would not be
able to appear before Friday next. and the
Mayor &C ac.ordin9ly adjourned the examination
until that day. fixing Bosle's bail at $780,
Lavenders at 5000. and Stevens ut $50. Capt
Haupt became surety for Lavender and the
other two were remanded to Jail.
For the benefit Of those persons who
were circulating the report last week that the
Ben Campbell, was a condemned boat" and
that there was danger Of her boilers exploding,
We have secured the"U tied States Inspectors
Certificate" dated August. 1859. which says
her boilers have been subjected to hydrosta.
tic pressure Of im9 handred and tw,nty pounds
to the square inch, without in any way strain
ing ten We we're resent ourselves when
the in pection vas made. and we know that
he inspectors had run the pressure up to the
above figures, when their hose burst, which
conclusive'v shows that they had given her an
uncommon hard test The highest pressure Of
steam carried last Sunday was 1875 pounds.
leaving a margin Of IS p,'unds- Not . great
deal OF danger. we should ay, Of bursting up
those boilers
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20

DasTKlCT COURT.
J L n Z T Y r N

JuDoE JOHN F. DILLON, Presiding,
Ira N. GIEsoRD, Clerk.
Tuesday, June l9.
Court met at 9 o'clock A. N.
Farrer rs Stein brought in verdict for defen
dant. Motion fer new trial by plaintiff. Car
ried,
The n orning hours was occupied in hearing
motions
Davis, Watson 4 Co. u. John Olds Jury
trial. Comme ced at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
lasted all day. This vas slit on proms-
cory note given hy the defeI dant for thrash
ing machine. on which the defendant claimed
several Offsets, among which vas the breach OF
warranty Of said machine. PIumer 4 Van
Hosen Tor plaintiff. and Parker 4 Edwards for
defendant. Submitted to the jlry at o'clck.
Court adjourned until = o'clock tomorrow "
morning
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20

And continue for Six Evenings during the week.
This beautiful and stupendous production Of
Art. was painted IN the City Of London by r.
PHILIPS, Royal Academy Artist, and :avorte
pupil Of the celebrated SrANFiELD. 1t is ac-
knowledged by artists and &C nnoiseurs to be the
very best production Of the day, and ranks at the
head Of all Panoramic Exhibitions.
Mr.. Risley accompanied and assisted Mr.. Philips
in ais trip down the tn .Ngs, and the correctness
and picturesqueness Of the views can be vouched
for by any one fam, ar with the River.
This Exhibition is Of q hig 'ly moral, instruct
i've and interesting character, and even the most
fsstidious need not hesitate to psironize it. 1t
has been gotten up in style utterly regardless Of
expense, and the Proprietor hopes his fellow -cti
zens will not oblige him to regret having opened
in the city Of Davenport.
Doors open at haf-past seven o'clock.
Commence at b .lf-yast eight o'clock.
Admission - cents Reserved seats So cts.
During the day tickets may be had at Risey's,
82 Brady street. Junel2 dAw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20
II. BUNKER.

II. BUNKER. 8. 9. NEWELL.
BUNKER Il NEWELL,
CARPENTERS AND STAIR BUILDERS.
~ Shop on Le Claire Street, between Third
and Fourth. Davenport, 10 W.
ReFERsNcE-W. l.. Carroll, Architect.
feb 23-d3m*
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN ITALY.

New YoRK. June 10.
The following additional foreign news by
the Bohemian wss not received ill yes erday
afternoon
Advices from Sicily cay nothing is positively
known respecting the ar'nisiicr: some author
tiles say it il prolonged Indefinitely, while 9TH
era say only to the 9Th.
The Malt Obse,ver Of June I'd s,ys it was
the Neapolitan General " no ssk+d al armis,ice
in order to bury the dead. Garihsidi a. once
agreed on an arn.isiic@ OF t~ enty -four houre /;
eubseq emily the Ne.politans asked ,h' ee days
which Garibsldi not rnly granted but offered
to pro'ong it for weeks.
An English steamer had arrived from Mar
eallas with volunteers. rifles and m ,ney for
Garibaldi.
A telegraph from Naples ssys he King has
proposed to grant . constitution based " on the
French institutions.
The pc is reported TO have expressed tie
belief tha, N.poleon and Victor Emanuel had
=. solved to execute the scheme proposed In the
pau Inlet entitled "Pope and Congress"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20
RAPIDS l0E.
IHAvE ON HAND
Seven Hundred Tons,
EDeugh for the Whele Season,
Which will sell in large quantities - lows
rs Cents per zoe lbs.
Families sxppi;ed at vssy lor rasss.
BEWARE Of those who make threats Of extor
tion. and pretend that my leo won't hold out
They know better.
Orders can be left at the Hawk-Eye Store.
aprly-tf G. A. HAVILAND.
Notice 70 tho Psblic.

HAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED OF +. IA
COSY, Jr his DRUG STORE and sppur .
nances, and will continue the business at the old
s.aad in Post Ofise Block. Having .hosougbIy
competent assistants oil business viii be at ended
to and prescriptions compounded (dsy or night }
with the came CAAE for which Ae. JAcoby was
noted.
The custrn Of his old friends and the pubsie
''' : TnOVAS POWELL.
Juae l. leo. jaaS-AlA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20

RIsLEY's PANORAMA.-This evening
Mr. Risley will again give our citizens an op-
portunity Of viewing his beautiful panorama
of the river Thames Tire house for the last
two evenings has been filled with admirng
audisnc ard we hear the painting univer-
sally raised.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20
j. ]. SEvE e ANCE.

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS.
- Goodrich, would invite your attention to his
great reduction in prices of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work aud prices, at his Rooms, next door
to shepherds Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
N. B. Teeth extracted all hours of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20

We have been requested by the au-
thor OF the co .Amunicaton in yesterdays pa
intend to convey the meaning that the com
mittee received their Lager" free. az some of
the committee have taken umbrage st it, and
think il is meant for all of them.