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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

The peoples party" combining the two
wings Of the Opposition, was formed in 1858, and
at once carried the State by over $4,000 majority.
Ii carried it again last October by over IL, 900
majority, though there was no important Office to
be filed, consequently laDguid canvass aud a
diminished vote. That party, never yet defe ited,
was invited by name TO be represented in the Chi
cago Convention, and, by its own unanimous re-
solve, 'cas 50 represented. Its delegates exered
very great influence over the choice of Presiden.
tial candidate, and, though their first choice was
not accepted, their second choice was. Pennsyl-
yania declared for Lincoln on the second ballot,
and her vote made him the candidate.
The Peoples party has tested majority in the
State OF Twenty to twenty-five Thousand. That
majority Ii now asked to commit suicide for the
sole use and benefit Of its deadly, implacabe enc
mics. 1t is asked TO split itself az under ane let its
adyersaries walk into new lease Of po~er over
it's PROSTATE, impotent fragments. To do 80
would be to combine the separate characteristics
Of the lunatic and the idiot in unsurpassed per-
lection.
Of course efforts will be made to effect
lnls DIVISION duu ucleat, so long az tnere snail be
dollar in the Treasury and a rogue in the ranks of
the Opposition. Any member of the Peoples
part who has the least particle Of reputation or
Influence to sell, can turn it into cash by applying
at the proper "side-door' of the Democratic wire
workers in Philadelphia. Whenever it is deemed
e1pedient to get up "Bell Meeting, the Democra-
cy viii furnish bountful and enthusiastic auditory
on the shortest notice. All these traps are ancient
and perfectly familiar to experienced politicians
They may possibly induce Five Thousand electors in
Philadelphia, and an equal number in all the
residue of the State, to throw away their votes;
but We do not believe they can 90 SO high as that
For the State election is to come Of in October az
usual and that will be pretty certain to show lust
who have taken the gold and enlisted in the service
Of the common adversary. Thus unmasked they
v III be impotent in November, and will probably
vote straight for the Democratic ticket unless its
success should by that time be clearly hopeless.
The Address Of the State Committee Of the
Peoples party is herewith published. 1t reads as
though the party for which it speaks, had resolved
% be neither divided nor defeated We believe
Lat to be the truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

On Saturday, report was in circulation to the
effect that an assault had been made upon Mr..
Sumner at Washington, or that he had been threat
ened with an attack. 1t is now known however,
that the disturbance in the Senator's room was
made by an intoxicated man, and that the offender
offered an apology when he had become sufficiently
sober. The name of the aggressor is given as
Capt. Henry and he is said to hold Government
stuation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

seme Of the speakers ut the ell-Everett ratif-
cation meeting on Friday night made strong
claims 10 Nationality for their candidate. because
he voted against the repeal Of the Missouri Re.
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;sesp1 1ork DAILY Griba,te
MONDAY JUNE II, 1860.
vo coxKEsPONDESTs.

s. TO CORREsPONDENT6
We undertake I. rn lssseS Observation-Disclosures whs.
ave, n INTENDED for Insertions must be w
name aud address Of the wrer-nost neoess' '' PA'"'
eon %. s. ~ Ts2 Tsisusn shsud In ell Be I'D
sr~s.ed 10 HopACB GRBHLny 4 Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

PL errssnr Museum Building, ALsAsr. has The TIRE
rnr for SALE
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PENNSYLVANEA.

The State of Pennsylvania, now as in 1856, will
decide who is to be chosen President Of the United
States. If she declares for Lincoln at her October
State Election it will not be possible to stop his
triumphant progress to the White Hou.e. Ii We
are beaten then aud there by majority which can
be deemed decisive, we shall hardly be able to turn
the Tide Of fortune in the November contest.
-Four years ago, the Union or Peoples party Of
Pennsylvania were openly swinded out of the
State Election. Three weeks prIOs to that cleo
ton, it became known to the managers on both
sides that majority Of the voters We're on the Op
position side, ard would so record themselves at
the balot-bOxes The Democratic wirew0rkers
theIeupon raised liberal contributions in this City
ard elsewhere, mainly from partisans who, as bank
ers, contractors and otherwise, expected to make
| large slma out of the Government in care Of
| Buchapan's election, manufactured Six Thousand
counterfeit certificates of naturalization, md,
by gigantic corruption and fraud, carried the
State Election by little over Three Thousand
majority. MIR. William B. Mann, who by this
means was cheated out Of the District AttOr-
ysLip of Philadelphia, contested the return,
established frauds enough to entitle him to the
Office, and obtained it, though of course he could
prove but fraction of the frauds actually commit
| ted by virtue of those wholesale frauds, James
| Buchanan is now President of the United States,
and 4" Lve-Oak Swift who furnished liberal
share OF the money-has had several lucrative timber
contracts with the Navy Department. Philadel.
phia was made to give Buchanan about $4,000
votes in October and 36, 222 in November, though
his party never before and never since came within
several thousands Of the latter number.
| The vote of Pennsylvania at her recent mos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

DR.. MARSH continues " apply his RADICAL CURE
fEtss with m eascting cures Of Hernia or Rapare
LADIES waited upon by female In private Bathing
Tus.es Supporters. SusPenscry bsadzses
Ella klaste 6toeks hDee Css aud al sgcsl appliances bJ
BRiDGEwA TLR PAINT-Founing complete me-
tse cosig rsirosd bridges depot Villas halls and
cseAs vessels anything requiring chesP and durable
ting HIoks a bsTTs, no. u Maidsn-lsue
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HUsYAED's CALClsED MAGNEsIA

HUSBANDS CALCisED MAGNEsIA
IL non aud three uaes the strength Of the
ooIsnon CsieiI.d MsgIesia.
ODDS air Medal aud FIRST, Premium Silver Medals
have been awarded being The best IN the market For sao
BY the druggists aud county sloiekseprr generally aud by Tho
manufacturer THOMAS ]. HUSBAND Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

If any one should ask us what in our opinion,
srTiysd oy iLpza the best aud most honest
I-eaJ preserving and identifying the hair and
restoring &C. original color and the LOCKS 70 the bald
btsdod shOId without hesitation say ftof " WOODS
Advertisement another column
[Ouls,ile journal Sold BY all Druggists Depot No. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

OPENING OF THE STRAW HAT SEASON
opens the Straw Hat for 1880 vita soes
WITCH variety and beauty cannot BE- asud
NJ Yotl B-sds the Windsor Hat, the assorta IT,
d. savoy Panama. Canton, Prince Of Wales Ensnia TL
slsils M-d and White Svnnits and many o'hsI
ard VIII be popular both for town aud country va M, so
80 Also new variety the Beaver Castor nst LOT un
49, Of yery snort rsp and exceedingly hch and becoming
seios hss jsst Leen brought Esrsyschkips Inc n
Sh ssoy Ests which oosinea popularity In this country
- hS EsPEsscRKID AID each successive issue has
bsan an ipruyinent upon preceding until Ia the one
80 offered Reflection may be said to have been oolshed
EsfnsscHsp. Manufactured OF tents 6sis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
ROGERS IL RAYMOND'S
BROADWAY STYLES

BROADWAY STYLES
SuYxKR CLoTH
We have Introduced New Store No 2lf bsoadwey
y.ey of oue styles Summer Clothing suitable for
bsius,s tayeus the country aid ADAPTED 20 al tastes
stk OF l;rnlleneu- and Boys Clothing combining sue mum
- of e Xovtul sties together with useful sersicea0le
ud aossoual io IL ages and al purposes nav
never before in this city at our prices IN Gu. ana
s,sn in novelty originality beauty, our Boys clothing
es The lead aonz issnio able stocks OF the h houses
this attached ali the articles tne s"e'
figures ever affixed to such gait goods
ROCKS RAr@osD 20 1 ia I% sn9 iS5 fuOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

Are beyond doubt the valuable remedy the world
INoIrIEsr Some physicians may deny their
efficacy We produce evidence Of cues aud facts
thngs 1hey truly valuable the Of
Dyspepsia Indigestion files, Nervous Diseases Female Dis
esses and all whore required. Sold by al
Drussists CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & Co.. Propnetors,
No. 1h Milian.kt NeM.l ork
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An event Of considerable la orancs to-day was he
Witt Of two oftte japanese physicians to the Office Of
Dr. Gross of this city, to witness the operation for the
stone reformed. II appeared, upon inquiry ,hs, the
Jarsr are not unfamiliar with tire process aud hAs
they sometimes attempt It, after tho method Taught
them by the Dutch sureeons To the patient to-day
ether WA administered by Dr. Morton, tho dlscovspr
of its ana thec propsriies Its effects regarded
ty the Japanese with surprise, and tho entire
opera ion, which was carried through by DR.. Gross
with great skill and rapidty, WAS watched by thea,
Nth earnest interest In addition to the two doctors,
the Vce.Goysfnor, Narousa Genslro, AID two o,hse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

SUPERIOR DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER,
Manufactured by s. A HUTCHINSON,
And perfect ht guaranteed at
r Usios ADAAss, No. 65I Broadway.
SII,yFR WARE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS,
Manufactured and sale GEO C. ALS No 40 Broadway
one door below CGpa.s-
CAUTION.-We are still selling
STEgEoscOPEs AND oTERS0sC0flC WE'VE -,
.sreeS prcs bos Glass Views Of Egyp. Greece Italy,
svi,xfsna germany etc. p Yer dorm. oost Amsricsn az
copd Foreigu Glass Views ga per dosen fapef Ve"s
.~~n.,ou BECEHL BEOTEBss, 70 ~ Matden-IAiss,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

Tuesday, Jane s, 1850.
ARRIvED
SucKyR SfArs, Rhodes, st. Louis.
WV. L. Ewlxo, Rhodes, st. Paal.
KATE CAsssLL, Hillhouse, Aontross.
D8PARTgD.
SuoxIs SrAFn, Rhodes, St Paul.
WM. L. EvIN0, Rhodes, st. Louis.
KArs CAsssLL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
The elegantly arranged steamer Grey Eagle
Cant. Harris, will dspartfor st. Louis this morn
Ing.
Through the courtesy Of our young friend
SAxpsss, Steamboat Agent, We are favored with
the following pasticulars concerning the accident
70 the War Eagle:
Omar SfsAnDoAr AccID8Nr.-The Northern
liue Steamer War Eagle, on her regular up trip,
~ blown ashore last Saturday night at Louisis-
M, No., sad very badly ip3ursd loesins her chin
nsys. pilot house. texas and Ill Of her main cabin
forward Of her paddle wheels, aad came very near
beins totally destroyed. Capt. John Davis
h.d his shoulder dislocsted. No Others were in
iur,d. Los from 8 900 70 $500. She returned
70 st. Leuis for repairs.
The River b sisiag st this psint-with feet ou
ths Lower aad tsst on The Upper Rapids.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

Times q opening and closing 1hailsin the Dsvsn-
port Post O0co:
EAsrsRN NAIL, arrives st 4 \ and Pm closes
ato:30 4 \ and 5Pn.
NosrnuDu MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iovss
orTivss u y closes 20 An.
SoUTnEsu NAIL, from St Louis and southern
Nissoasi, arrives at Pm; cIoses s:So..A y.
WBsTEDm AsD S0UTHKRu Iowa NALL srsives st
ePM; closes at s Pm.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives Q y; elosss st ~.
DuDUQUE WAY NAIL, arrives st Tuesdays,
Thundsys and Saturdays; closes at y San-
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP kIvos MAIL 70 LYONS arrives 1t y; closes
- y. daily. exbept Sundays.
Bus 0RAss MAIL, arrives at 3 H. closes at II \
Tuesdays, Thursdays AID Saturdays.
AnITv NAIL, arrives and closes At IL \ Tuesday
and Fridays.
ANAnosA NAIL, arrives and closes 1t II \, ON
Thursdaya
The Office will DO open ON Sunday durisg the
Summer from 70 10 An
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06
COM M E RCIAL
DAVENPOlsT MARA Eft.
DAILY REPORT.

OYYlc. DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEws,l
Tuesday Eve., June 5, 1850.
| Weather warm and pleasant.
| Another dull day among produce dealers.
Wheat, however, 10 better, and in demand 1t Csc
@$l 90. We have NO other changes in the mark
ct worthy Of notice, and prices remain firm. We
quote:
FLoUR-In fair demand ats 5Ol05 75retail, and
IS 25@5 SO Wholesale for City Spring Extra !;
Superfne - SO; Rye -four 81 00@4 50; Corn
meal 81 90 y cwt.
WarAr-Receipts s7l ibu; shipments 1T bu.
Spring good to choice 95c @$l 90; No. 2ido &c.
CoRN-Receipts 572 bu. We qnote At sO@39c
for ear, and s3@s4c shellsd.
OArs-R Receipts Isl bu shipments 81 bu. The
demand is good for hsme ::consumption. We
quote at 27@80c for good to choice.
BARLEY-Unchanged and frm at 45@5oc for
good TO choice.
RYE-Nothing doing.
PorAross-In fair demand at 25c for Pinkeyes
and SOC for Neshannocks. Retail dealers ars
selling 1t 70 @lsc. Shipments 30ba.
WooL-We quote 1t 20@36c. Receipts ass ibs,
which were bought BY Mr.. J. Shields 1t 80 y h.
SEEDs-We have NO changes 70 note. The seq
son is over for this article. We quote Hungariaa
st 25@s5s; Clover IS oo@s 50; Timothy g oo@
3a5.
HAY.-Stsady and quist.-trsnsaetions. We
quote in good demand st OO0l % for Prairie
and s6 eo@7 90 for TiaotAy. Shipments 700
bales.
HIDss.-In good request and moderate 1t 606c
for Green; S@l2c for Dry and ll,1l3c for Dry
Flint.
Burrss.-Thsrs il ; good supply in market of
tub butter, but for good and choice roll for table
parpcsss continues in moderate supply and srm 1t
l3@ilc; Roll and tub s@loe wholesale end 1l0
1870 retail.
R0os.-Stsady and firm With fair supply at 8
@7c wholesale and s0lOc retail.
BsAm-Sessdy and unehangsd. Wsqsets st
s00soe wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEsss-Sspply light sai prices arm st ls0
16e for nsrkimsrs Co.; Westssn Reserve 100lls
wholesale and l30lse retail.
LAHD-In fair supply = Il0l3Ke.
HAxs-Co.mon iV1<0 Ssgas Carsd I2k
@15c Shoulders 1Oc retail.
DRrrD FRUr-Applss sh0se; Peaches 121<0
l5c; Prunss s(9l0e.
vsasrAsLEs, Ac.-Cabbsse s0ss p hesd; Tur-
nips 25@soc Wholesale, 4o@50c p bu retail !;
Pazsuips 35035c p ba; Carols D03o p bu ];
Cucunbsr Pickles in vinegar S1i0e = hundred.
PouLrny- -Chieksas n nodsrsts supply, ~
I'm u les = b; dressed Turkeys at loc y b.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06
THE CITY.

ATTENTION CIrIzENs.-There will be
q meeting of citizens At the Council
Chamber this morning at 10 O'Clock, to
take into consideration the best means
to be adopted to assist the sufferers of
the late dreadful tornado. Citizens,
turn out in body and do all you can.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

'TaE festival Of the ladies of the Rap
tist Church, held In Metropolitan Hall last
evening. was q very pleasant affair and was
we'll patronized
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

STRAWBERRIES have once more made
their appearance. in abundance, at l2H cents
per quart.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

The report of the fearful tornado oc-
cupies good share Of space usually devoted
to local matters
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06
From WashingtOn.

WASHINGTON, juno 4.
The official vote for Mayor vill probably not
be announced before midnight. but compar.
ison Of returns thus far, With those Of two
years ago. show that Wallack, Independent, 10
elected over the present incumbent, Barrett,
the regular and anti-Know Nothing candidate.
There were Disturbances 1t several polls, pie.
tolls fired and several wounded and beatso. A
number Of Baltimore rowd.es participated in
the disturbances.
Mr.. Schell and other officers 10 the New York
Custom House have been engaged 10 prepsr.Dg
. Tariff DILL, to be submitted, II deemed ad-
visable, - substitute for that Of the House
bill. According to careful estimate made in
the New York Custom House, Mr.. Norrill's
bill will produce about e6O. 900 900 on basis ol
last years imporiati which corresponds with
the figures Of the Ways and Means Commit.
tee. The aame authority reports one Of the
immediate effects will be 70 reduce imports
aud it is expected they will fall below
44OO. .OOO.O 900 the 6rst year Of i,s operatioa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

THE CoUNcIL meets this afternoon, at
>two o'clock. A most important meeting this
viiR be, and We hope to see . full turn out,
both ,..f the dads and of citizens. Our SER
want. do 1l'r duty better when they are we'll
watched. ',
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

VIVRUSTEE'S eALE.-WnssDAs, . &I4
/ day Of January, A. d. 1850, kson4
Beeks. IN unmarried maa. executed ueeo
Corbiu, - Trustee, . certain Desa q yD4
veyiug to said Trustee the land 10 CsdoR4
Iowa, described - follows, - Wit: The nog4
quarter Of the north west quarter Of $780,
thirty five l36l n Township No. siGhtla-
Range No. one west, Of the StA 4. ~
said conveyance Was made by the sai4 q
d. Besks for the purpose II securing 49,
Of emo certain promissosy note, sad the
thereon, signed By said Beeks, datsa Tie
Of January, A. ID. 1850, snd payable %
day Of April, 4. d. 1860, at the Banki1g
MackIst Cosbin, "a the order Of WtllbQ
ton, for the sum OF ono hundred and ~ K
lO-lO0 dollars, with interest at - pr eon&
maturity.
And now, said note having become dss - -
able, and the said Beeks having failed tQD
same, l, Austi9 Corbin, Trustee - sfoso
hereby give this public notice, that b{v<
the power which is in me vested by saN l.
Trust, will, on Th hurs1ay the 28th day g @U
d. 1859, 1t the hour Of two o'clock IN the -
Of ssid day, ~ the CoaSt House loos, in
Of Davenport, expose aad o6er for sales =
suction, for cash, tho parcels Of lsad -
scribed, or 70 much thereof - shall b
TO satisfy and pay the amount Of aid a
tae interest thereon to the day Of soloS
with oil the costs and expsnres steool
sale, costs Of this notice asd Trustseb :
Dated the 9th day Of Juse, 4. y. IT,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

HAVE This Dx{>1
i COBY, Jr., his DRUG ST0o
nances, and will continue she bsSl0
competent assistants, al business win -
TO and prescriptions compounded day -
with tho game cARR for which 0s. JaeQ'
noted.
The custom Of his old friends aaas1%o (o11D
generally is respectfully solicited.
Juno l, 1850. ju0~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06
Notice..

isting between the undsrsigeed q f41
tice Of the Law, under the Arm Of 0UplaH
asHs, 10 this day dissolved By mutual G.
All persons indebted 70 ~ ose vel
make Immediate payment to ]. N. Red
10 authorized to settle accounts. a4s47
JOHN n. ROD
juno s, 1850. juaoE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

LsUHs ssan.1
jones' John =. DILLON. Psssidi.g,
lsA y. 0uSoas. Clerk.
Tassdsy. June 9Th.
Court opened u o'elesk An.
Before taking up The Trial Dsekst. the Court
entertained motions and other misssliassous
business.
The first case tried vas Thomas Me0srvio ~
Henry Haupt. which occupied the C,urt until
O'Clock P. n. Lane for Plaioti2 asd Dov for
Defendant. The case Was suhuitasd IN the
Jury At o'clock r r.. when they retired end
10 sah - hour returned With . verdict lor
Plaintiff; damages slss.1o-loo. The Jury
were then disehssgsd fes ths. .Aay..
The next este. T. o. Asrboa - Harvey
Leonard. judgment for Plaintiff BY agreement
for costa J. 7. Lane for Plsin.iif, Dawson 4
True for Defendant. =
}. N. Warrsllss Harvey Leonard. Judgment
for Defendant. and order for return Of proper
~. Clark for Plaintiff. Corbin 4 Dow for De.
fendant
Is Lowenthal W A Vents. Replevin. Stew.
art for Plaintiff, Parker 4 Edwards for defend.
ant. Judgment for Defendant for costs.
The Grand Jury returned into Court With
bills Of indictment against Joha kelley and
VIM. Brephy.
II. 5. wait " W. z. Greathouse. Jury trial
-commsnced at l-2 O'Clock r. N. Lane for
Plaintiff. Parker / Edwards for Defendant.
Court adi ourned at 8 p. NJ, until o'clock
Tomorrow morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

by OUR dispatches we learn that At
the Derby races on the esd ult. Thosmsnly
vas first; the Wizard. second Horror, third.
Thirty horses ran. The news does not give
u' any satisfaction - to what position Umpire
took in this race.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

AsroUSDlNa.-1he low pr ices at
which good clothing 10 sold ct Park . c,o.l.ine
house. No. l3 East Second street. v . believe
there is no other house in town VII ere child
rens clothing can be procured. Ev cry s.yie
and quality from fancy suit for boy . Of five
years up to substantial suit for boys of nine
teen years, can be found st the aborve estab-
lishment
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06
VOLUMES.
2emserat aa1 @ews.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. -. JUNE s,isse.

RoUspe 4 LAxeDox, LIS Rapdolph street, Chi
csgo ass satheiised to rsssve adverti ,emspts for
this paper.
G. B. ScnsvSx, %, Dsa-bora street, Chicago, 10
authorized 70 receive Advertisements for this -
per.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

LITTLE was talked Of in our city yes
terday. but the tornado and its terrible effects
We publish elsswhers all We have bs en- able
to learn up TO the hour Of goi-g to ps sss. We
hope to give . full list Of the killed, wounded
aud missing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

TIE GAZETTE says they have never
favored n their columns the odious Is mill tax.
Neither has the Gazette ever opposed it. We
can very easyly understand this dodge of the
Gazette. They prefer to wait until the eat
jumps; see which side has q majority and then
they will take position with the msj' sity. The
right or wrong Of the subject they care very
little for. Tho fine graiued family jor .rual has
wonderful amount Of independai acs-in .
horn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

CRY AssEssoR.-An ordinance was
presented at the last meeting of the city conn
Gil. providing for the selection of one asses vor
for each ward. to make or.t the assessment Tor
the ward from which they are selected, : cd
then meet eight dsy'. as Board of Equalisa-
tion, to hear comp ,aints and equalize assess-
msnts. We thinb. this good proposition. ~ =
person is certair " better able to make cor
rect asssss"ser { Of the property in bis own
ward than o. other portions Of the city. The
proposed cb anes also reduces the expense. We
trust thee ouneil will pass the ordinance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06
The Storm at Altos, III.

ST. LOUIS, Jcne Z.
The storm Saturday evening vss very severe
1t Alton, III. The total loss will probsbly e.
csed 100000. The German Catholic Church
Church lcst its steeple and 10 said to be almost
. total loss. On account Of its sides being
cracked, it, organ Vas ruined The stsepls Of
the Methodist Church fell through the roof,
damaging the building 5000. About The
heaviest loss Vas Fitchs's Democrat ol3es-
$1,000. The damage BY hsiI II eonsidsssbls
in all parts Of the city. There we're msay
narrow escapes bot NO livss Lost.
Northern xi2ouri suffered excessively,
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Troops 70 Proesee Ne Hail Rsuss.

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The Pony Expsess left % Saturday night, -
usual. With . lair number Of dispstches end
tall mail Among the dispstshss vss sss Of
insssuetion from the War Department. eedss-
Ing sufieisnt force TO BE- ssot On iomsdiatsly
from Camp Floyd. 70 protect and kssp Tie
route opeD.