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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-24
Second Day.

n The Committee on bloodcd horses, saddle
"nd quick draft, will cause the animals to be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-24
Poultry,

For best pair Turkies Of present season 50 90
For second best do do do 90
For best pair Geese of present season 90
For second best do do do | 90
For best pair domestic Fowls, imp breeds 90
For second best do do do j 90
For best pair Of common Fowls . 90
For best pair Of Ducks | 90
For best display Of Poultry 8 90
COMMITTEE. Henry @. MeCeney, Charles A.
G. Higgins, and Edward NJ. Veirs.
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Machinery and Agricultural
implements,

For the best 3-horse Plow So 90
Second best do 2 so
For the best 4-horse Wagon 5 90
For best 2-horse do 2 90
For the best Shovel Plow 90
For the best Cuitvator / 90
For the best Corn-Coyerer ! 90
For the best Roller 90
For the best Thrashing Machine 10 90
Second best do do 90
For the best Wheat Drill 5 90
For the best Corn-Sheller 90
For the best Wheat Fan 90
For the best 3traw-Cutter 3 90
For the best Ox-Yoke 90
For best display Agricultu'l Implements 2j 90
| C0mmittce.-John E. Wilson, William T.
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SENATOR HAMLY LoBBYITE.--W have not
been in the least surprised at the charge which
has been recently preferred against the black
republican nominee for Vice President to the
effect THAT while Senator here he has been
guilty Of accepting money to procure the pas
sage Of bills through Congress, and, in con-
sequence Of such money consideration, has
personally solicited the votes of members for
the measures in behalf of which he had been
feed. This is the same sort of business for
which o. b. Matterson and several other mem
bers were hooted out of the Thirty-third Con-
gress, which caused the black-republieanp party
in that body to be likcned to the company of
the Forty Thieves, and which Disguised every
body in the country, except the fanatics them
selves, with the cOrruptions of that party -
Besides those driven out of the House for cor
ruption, numbers of the hlack-republican
members who could not be clearly convicted
of having taken money for their votes, or for
lobbying measures on their passage, were
strongly suspected; but, we believe, it has
only lately been thought that the same cor
rupt practices were INDUCED in by republican
senator's. The charge is now that Senato%'
Hamlin did receive a sum of money for lob
bying bin through Congress and we repeat
that we are not surprised that the charge
should be made, nor shall We be if ii is fully
authenticated.
A man who is politically dishonest is likely
TO be morally so and Mr.. lIamlin's political
career is therefore not calculated to inspire
any one with high confidence in his integrity
as a legislator. A renegade, when he could
only obtain oiliceb by being one, he has always
been liable to the suspicion of having barter
cd away his principles for reward, or other
wise of having professed principles which he
was willing to betray even without compen-
sation.
The price alleged to have been paid to Mr..
llamlin is seven thousand dollars. He may
have been TO that amount serviceable to the
measure which he undertook to lobby through
Congress. We take it for granted that the
American people will never elevate to the Sc
cond Office in the gift of the nation man who,
besides being immeasurably odious from his
abolition doctrines, is also liable to the charge
Of being a venal legislator. - Constitution.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-24

lc- The Agricultural and Mechanical AS
sociation Of 81. Louis offer premium OF
Sl,5oOfo for the best roadsterstallion in harness,
besides several premiums of s 900 each for
horses, bulls SC, as usual. That society is
based upon stock locally owned, and has
never, we understand, received a dollar of
State or municipal aid
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-24

gD- Mrs. NJ. Frederick, Of Augusta. Ga.
mas made a donation Of 81 600 10 the Catholic
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-24
WAGNER'S GUANO ATTACHMENT.

WhuINEho uURNU NJ lhGHMtN !,
4 7 THE EXPIRATION of reasonable
IA time for trial, if it is not proven to be
THE BEST DRILL IN USE, 1T CAN
BE RETURNED.
Among its peculiar advantages, arc
FIRST. The teeth are so constructed with rub
Der springs that when they come in
contact with roots, rocks, stumps or
stones, or other distractions not over
sixteen inches high, they spring back,
pass over, and Immediately regain
their former positon--avoiding the
necessity Of stopping to put in wood
en- pins, as in other Drills. Newly
cleared land can be seeded with this
Drill. The springs can be set to drill
the hardest kind of ground, but they
will suddenly yield when they meet
with firm obstruction.
SECOND. The arrangements for distributing
the seed, is by two vulcanizcd rubber
rollers, revolving together, which dis
charge the grain in a constant stream,
without breaking it or choking and
no irregularity Of the ground, or fast
or slow motion Of the team will va
ry the quantity sown TO the acre 1t
cannot be choked by straws or white
caps in the wheat as the rollers will
carry them through. The quantity
sown is regulated to any desired a.
mount instantly, when standing or in
motion.
THIRD. When the teeth are raised by the le-
yer, the seed and measure are Instant
ly stopped The Drill can be drawn
from field to field without leaking or
wasting the grain. When The teeth
are lei down, the feed starts immedi-
ately when in notion 1t sows
WHEAT, RYE OATS and BAR
LEY, with the same hopper, and re-
quires no change also, all kinds Of
GRASS SEEDS, if desired.
The Guano Attachment
is most complete, and can be regulated to sow
the desired quantity by the moving of the
slide. The guano is sown in the trench with
the wheat and covered.
VA The Machine is WARRANTED TO
WORK WELL, and to be durable, with pro-
per care
AT A PRICE TO SUIT THE TIMES.
j. p. BARTHOLOW,
sos 18th ST., near the Canal,
aug 3-tf Washington, d. G..
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lawson, and Richard S. Kirk.
Grade & Native Cattle.
Working Oxen.

For best pair of working Oxen : $40 90
Second best do do 90
Third best do do 90
[open TO all-0utsiders to pay 81 entrance. I
Commiftee.-Greenbury NJ. Watkins, 3enja-
min Shreve, and Lewis Keplar.
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THE SENTINEL.
BENJAMIN F. WADDY.

Georgetoloa, d. Q. is our authorized A.
gent for receiving Subscriptions and
advertisements.
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Farmers Goods
FOR FALL USE.

I WOULD respectfully remind all the Farm
Il ers of Montgomery County, who desire to
purchase implements and Machinery, for this
and the approaching season, that am prepar-
e0 to supply them on the best terms possible 20
be had in this or any other market goods of
the most approved make and latest style. To
| those in want of the following MAclnNERY, all
Of which have been fully tested and found salts
factory, would name =
HORSE-POWERS & THRESHERS, all com
plete or separate, Of the most approved manu-
tacture.
CIDER MILLS, either combined or separate.
WHEAT FANS, Montgomery make.
WHEAT & GUANO DRILLS, just as they
may be wanted.
Also, APPLE-PARERS, CORERS and
SLIOERS, Ugy cheap.
HAY & STRAW CUTTERS, a numerous va
retv.
FLOWS. of different makes. for flllowinc
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Pacers under saddle or in Harness.
orses of General Utility.
Heavy Draft Horses.
Mule and Horse Teams.

COMMITTEE. Thomas Worthington, Jet;
Granger, and William O. Sellman.
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Plowman & Flowing,

For best Plowman 50 0C
second best do 0(
best Flowing with three horses) 3 OC
best Flowing with two horses) 2 0C
Comminee.-Jetson Granger, James E. Lyd.
dane, and l.. A. Dawson.
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Culinary Department.
Flour.

For best Family Flour Quarter barely 81 90
best Superine Flour do l 90
best Fine do do ] 90
Commiaee-George Shoemaker, VIM. II.
Edes and Robert p Dodge.
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Blooded Horses.
Saddle Horses.

C0Bf7aittss- Allen Dodge, George W. Daw-
sen. and Robert Dick
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-08-24

MARYhAND.-The Douglas men in this State
are not numerous enough in some places to
make delegates Of. The Baltimore Republican
illustrates this difficulty in the following
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
LA TIE N EW S.
Arrival Of the Poay Express.

ST JoenPH Mo, August 8.
BY the Pony Express. which arrived this
evening, We get the following news to August
Cd:
On Tuesday last, three sporting men. Carl
Wood. Georg- Steele and John Rook,r. in
stste Of intoxica,ion. entered the ofiice Of the
Rocky -Na"ntain NeSs. and seized Mr.. H. By
eis, editor. branoishing cooked revolvers,
threatened TO kill him instantly. or any one
who should attempt TO interfere. They forced
him TO accompany them to the Criterion Sa-
loon, where they became more violent 10
threats and demonstrations. EIward Jumps
proprietor Of the saloon succeeded 10 gettiT &
their ttsuton, while Byera was taken out the
back entrance and escf ped to his office
The three d.speradoes mounted horses and
rode to the y eys office ani endeavored to de-
coy Byers with the Intention Of shooting
him, but f"irly rode rsst the Office and fired
several shots into It, which was re urned, one
bali taking effect on Steele, but not disabling
him. By this time the whole city was aroused
ana oIt m masse in pursuit. when near toe
Platte they separated, Steele coming back to-
ward- town aud was shot in the hea ] by Thos.
Pollard. Wood and Rocker were captured two
hours latter.
Intense excitement prevailed, and cries OF
OF er counsel prevailed and they were reser-
we'd for tri IL! Yesterday afternoon was occu
pied in getting jury, the afternoon In the ex-
animation Of witnesses Their tate wsll be de-
cided to-day,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
co Nj Nj E K CIAL
Ei.G.>aO.s1 vi
DAILY kt.PORT.

Ogptcg DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEWs,l
Tharslay Eve, August 9th, 1850.
Transactions in the grain market to-day were
comparatively light. The receipts of wheat be-
ing insufficient to supply the deman Is of our mills,
y went up 10 79c for No. !. with a prospect of a
s,;, ;, ,rther advance. There is little activity in
o,b.r k;, Is of grain and prices continue un-
chan,ed M.quote rs follows;
F,nuR-, In fair demand ats4 5retail, and 50 Oc
wholss ale for City $, ring Extra; superhne - %
Rye -four S4 0O@4 80; Corn meal 81 W y cw''
Shipments Of -four 300 bbls.
WHKAr-Re Receipts 1888 bu; shipments 80 ~
Spring good to choice Sodsoc -. W -
We quote new wheat at 7SW19c.
Corn Receipts so bu. We quote ~ zoc lot
ear, and 2o 130c shelled.
1lsc for new.
BARLEy-In fair demand ut S0032c.
RyE-Wo quote at 45c.
BucKwnRAT-A good article sells readily Mt 'oc'
ONroxs. Receipts 80 bu. In reque IT at 800 ioc'
PoTAroEs-In & goods demand at 2oW25c whole
sale. and 3O0t 40c retail
oM.ToEs-In supply at 50c960 q bu whoIe-
sale and l5;d 2oc u peek retail.
WooL-We quote at 20135c.
HAY-Steady and quiet at 0o94 w tor frai-
rie and "a 0O@5 90 for Timothy.
HlDEs.-In good request and moderate at 5gdc
for Green; sWl2c for Dry and ll,1l3c for Dry
Flint.
burrER-There is a good supply in market OF
tub butter but for good and choice roll for table
purposes continues in moderate supply and firm at
lO@i2cL; Roll and tub St99c wholesale and log
llcretail.
Eaas.-stcady and firm with q fair supply at
sH@loc retail.
BEANs-S.eady and unchanged. Wequote at
sOa9Oc wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsr-Supply light and prices firm at l3@
l5c for Herkmcr Co.; Western Reserve lo@ilc
Wholesale and l21l5c retail.
LARD-In fair supply at llWl2Hc.
HAxs--Common iU1s @llc; Sugar Cured l21s
@l5c Shoulders loo retail.
DarEp FKUrr-Apples S@ loo; Peaches ll@ i5c;
Prunes S@l2Ac.
New York Market.
BIZ 7e,egynrh.l NKw York. August 8.
FLoUR.-Dul ex ,ept for shipping brands X. II. o.
:! go a. 25 Super State 81 I5td5 10 Extra State;
IS l5G5 80 Srper Western :; 5 25td 5 45 Common TO
meiia,n extra do, IS 40 d5 so inferior to good
sairpine brands and Estra Round Hoop Ohio
CANADIAN FLoUR.-WIthout material change.
kyE tLouR-S,eaiy at So 5ON4 A..
WHvAr-llarket heavy and declining. Sales
5000 busheles. 81 - Racine Club; 81 70 con-
non Mill Club; 81 2z@l2 2, New Winter Rel
= .-vn 81 2S Old Red Western 80 Amber
We>.~ 81 3O(9l "a New WWhite Ind.
1.lnois;>
RYE-Quie,
BARLRY-Dull ,ae frmer with fair demand
CORN-Market shA .onra ire western; 63c
for export. 62G62Hc 1lx6 western yellow.
choice mixed western IS, 37M4O Western and
OATs.-Moderate request
State.
w"sxymMarke. 1n active 2la- : ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
Eel LEGK A p HIC
Arrest Of Consp,gators.

tnicAGo, August :.
josiah ". Bisseii was arrested in his c!
last evening by officer Dennis. OF Pinkeriot .
Police fu,ce, aid Walter f. Chad Sick vnsal,o
arrested at roek Island, hy officer W.bst, =
upon warrants issued hy Justice M,hkeo. of
this city, charged with coo piracy To burn
the Railroad Bridge. across the Mi..iss,I i
river, at Rock Island. An In ictmeut was
found against then this NOR ming by the Grand
Jury Of the Recorders Court, which Is now In
session. A large gu n,itv OF highly inhAmabie
material. in bottles. wss al. seized by the 9TH
GERS. Bissell Is the agent ot the ST. Louis
Chamber of Commerce, and OF certain parties
Who have suils pending against the Bridge
Company, and Chadwick Is Attorney IN the
cases. The evidence Of plan formed by them
10 burn the bridge is sail to be conc clusive.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
ItEVi.Ik ITEMS.

Thursday, August 9, Is6O.
ARRIVED
LuzERNE. Deming, Ft Madison.
CANADA Parker, st. Paul.
KATE CAssELL, Hilihouse, Ft. Madi son
pEpARrED.
LUzeRNE, Deming. Ft. Madison.
CANADA, Parker, MOntrose.
MuscArINg, BURLIxrON AND FT. MADISON MAIL
PAcKEr.-The Rapids mail and passenger packet
Kate Cassell, will depart for Ft. Madison and all
intermediate landings at o'clock this morning,
making sure connections for st. Louis in thirty
six hours.
The popular passenger steamer ltasca, Capt
WI, tton, will land at this port this morning in
60 ndit to receive passengers and deliver at any
no;u be, ween here and St. Paul.
Tax An Mt Lefty AMI Adelia, both Of which
h.v bsen "a stened on the Lower Rapids, succeed
.d :, ,.,.;,o of. The Aunt Lefty intends run
.h..-... Kcokuk and St. Louis, and the Ade-
Iii. ..s gone up the Missouri river with load Of
lum bcr.
Tur p,v,, -sry at this point yes
terJ.ay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
The Prince Of Wales.

NEw YonK. Aug O..
The Prince OF Wales landed at Hauts Port
yesterday morning and lett almost imnedi-
a. ely for Windsor, where he was received with
tie usual enthusiasm. HIS party then em-
barked on special train tor TIuno. at which
place. seventy five miles distant. they arriv' q
IN about two hours. An alarm oi fire occurred
i. the car from a spark having lodged IN the
forward car and commene ed hurning 1t was
speedily inguished however.
The reception at Iruno was quite interest
ing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10

The Scorr COUNTY FAIR CIR ouNbs..
The new fair grounds Of this county are air oo.t
daily underg. ling Improvements md app, o.ch.
ing to a state Of completion. Ghe grov nasare
enclosed with asubstantial fence, the + .u,ldings
Tor the display Of various articles on exhib;I
ntio are in due course Of comple.io, !, I've ,ras
will soon be entirely sssovatedan' pu. in good
condition for the coming Fair, u e services of
man have been secured tend it epa,e the wear
round to give persons who ha' e the right to
enter, admission to the track in short, The en-
"re WORK Is mov'r q onward as fast as the Off
GERS anu ehe. .getio uen can pus.h it, and by the
""s ;. the holding .of thu F.'i the entire
grounds will be in a state Of CON pieteness un-
equaled. we think. BY any 70 the state
notwithstanding the state Of the t.'0es' COM
m'ttees ale daily raising funds fro % ou { "oera'
c'''zens TO carry on this work. It is lot. "uso
70 erect large stand with a number OF rt'ws
Of seats. one above the other. ., that large
number o. people can be accommodated with
. view Of the stock and the track, which viii
be great Improvement The track is to | e
fenced of from the exhibition grounds. 80 that
no annoyance will be experienced on account
OF dust or accident, and 90 that there can be no
conflict or difficulty arising from that d:rec-
ton. fine we'll has been sunk. which con.
tains boun,iful supply Of water, AID in thisa
fine pump of great capacity will be placed.
1hs whole arrangements are on very liberal
scale aud in every way worthy Of the cause.
It is intended to have matters 80 arranged
that the Society will be perfectly prepared to
the State Fair, should this couy !.
y Dc 60 fortunate as to secure it next year.
We are glad to ees that competition il .v;.
ted from everywAsreAnot only IN the ..,.
out out Of it, and the indications now sr ,h,,
'o'' nniversal cali will be responded = ....
largely from adjacent coanties from -
AoscAtns. Cedar. Jaeksos. Clintons . .aw..h
ogton counties-aDso from Rock Isla, =,
'sa HsoFy counties. in Illiaoia n
..no O policy that we like % a.. .a
The doing away with exclu. .,.,..,
'af fAir fhs people viro~ N. "" e'n''
'oants5 Surrounding ua. aad ,h, zoe ,0ps =.
ass.'y = sas e 9aseisA Aad = n.,...s. " :, ~ -
tsst. bst ffsisA sossses,y 's ..s : Z.
~ ~ = sot - sshl.. 'e 2 e'l
! estll - = - \ ,.,,,,1r -. ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10

The we'll attended meetings Of the
Douglas and Johnson Club in this citv is q
matter of genuine encouragement. At each
succeeding meeting the crowd is larger and tn e
enthusiasm more intense. At the meeting on
Wednesday evening large number came for
ward and signed the constitution, and ther e
are many more who will soor do likewise.
There is some significance in the TACT tn at We
notice in attendance upon our Club meet tngs
goocly number Of wavering Republicans. who
express themselves much pleased with the
enthusiasm displayed and will befor- long. we
trust, renounce the shallow vanities and empty
dsrkness Of that creed and join in ha nd and
heart with the noble Democracy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10

+ NJ. DUNN, (OF THE LATE FIRM OF DON.
- nell Dunn would inform the public that
he has again resumed the business OF HOUSE
PAINTING. in all its branches, in connection with
Paper Hanging. Whitening and Walt Coloring.
His PRACTICAL experience warrants him assuring
satisia tion both in price and quality If work.
SnoP- 20. %, East ID, betn Brady 4 Perry sts.
marb -d3m.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
New York Nom nations.

Syracuse, Aug. 8, Pm.
The Breckinridge Convention has nominated
the folio wing ticket:
For Governor-James T. Brady, Of n York.
Lieut.. q ,vernor- Ii. X V ele OF Buffalo.
Canal COMMISSIONER James Nj. Jaycox.
State Irison lnspector-K bert W. Alien
Electors at Large Gideon J. Tucker and
Henry ). Randall.
At the conclusion Of the business. Daniel ;.
Dickinson was called out and made charac-
teri. tic spe .ch.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10

I'KUSTEE'S AEE.-WuERgAs, on the 18th
l day OF June "A. ID 1885 James Mackintosh h nd
Melissa j. Macintosh his wife, OF scott Co. Iowa,
executed unto David : True, as Tru stee, IA GER
tain Deed OF Tru-t, conveying to ~aii Trustee the
and in scott county, Iowa. d scrbed as oiows,
to wit: l. No. 'wo e.. of Block No. ten (lO), Of
Maekintosh's subdltision Of lilocKs Nos nine %
and ten To- If Mackintosh's SEC nd Addition to
the city OF Davenport; Lots No. two = and Fix
(hl, in block No. eleven (ll), OF Mackin,oshs
Second Aadition to the cry o. Davenport T; aud
also Lot NJ. eight 5 Ia Llock No. four Is J, Of
Mackintesh's subdivision of Blocks No. three ~
and four j. OF Mackint-sh's First Addition %
the city Il Davenport; aud also an uadivIdcd
Que half part Of Lots No. FIVE (5), six (6) aud
seven Z J. IN ilpck No. twenty four GA IN The
city OF davenport; ahIch SAID conveyance was
made by the stii James Macintosh an Melissa
J. Macintosh, his wlte, for the purpose Of secur-
ing the payment Of two Ger ain tromi.sory notes,
aud The interest thereon, >igned by said James
sackintosh dated the l2h day Of June A. ID.
1885, and payable M follows One tor sixteen
bu. dred and fly (l65O) dollars, payable TO he
order Of Thom IS II Bis sell, one year after date,
and ole oiher note for ono huuired aud eighty
seven and 50. l0l Isl 50 100 dollars, Ia yabe to
the or Ter Of said Thomas II Eisscll, unc lS.h A,
1889, with int rest on each Of said notes NJ ten
per cent. per tnnum after maturity
And now, said pfomlssory notes kavi-g become
due and payable, and the said James Macintosh
having failed IT, pay the same, !, David y Truss
Trustee aforesaid. do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue Of the po'er which IL In
me vested by said Deed oi Trust, ] will, on Sat
urday, the i-t day Of September 4 ID. 1860, at
the hour Of two -'ci9ck in the afternoon of said
day, at the Court House door in the city of Dav
enport. expose aud offer for sale, at public auc-
tion the parcel. Of land above described, so
much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy
and uay the amount Of said notes, with the in
tsrest thereon TO the day Of sale. together with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs Of this notice and Trastee's ices. Upon
completion Of said sale, Deed will be executed
in accord .ncc with the stpuations u said Deed
of Trust.
Dated tho 7th day Of August. A. u. 1850.
DAVID 5. TRUE,
augS dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10

The Breckenridge and Lane organ
makes very flat. stale and Improbable" at
tempt yesterday morning to boost" its seven
prlteges who formed the B. d J.. eem ent at
the Club meeting on Monday night, over an
impossible quagmre. Couldn't Addie do .
little better than that if he should try again
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
'-l--7-1'7------~ .7----'-------'
Murder and suicide.

NV York, Aug. ..
A letter from Bounderok, N. j. says Last
week Col Lewis Lang. i-alons Of his wife,
choked her To death aud hen killed himself
y -ter,ay Ars Dotson attempted 20 poison
herself by taking Iaudanuu IN consequence OF
reports Of intideity on the Tar, Of her hus-
bar d. She is recovering.
There were two fatal cases o. sun stroke
Yesterday
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
New York items.

NEW YoEK, Aug.8
Arrests have been made tor passing counter
felt IS on the Addison B,nk OF Addison, N.
Y, counterfeit 5's Of the Bale-ton Spa Bank
and counterfeit 5s on the NJ rlimack Bank oil
uaverhili Mass.
Geo Rupert, young German. committed
suicide last night in the Avenue a, by taking
arsenic.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-10
Republican Demonstration.

sP2IsGFlELD, Ill, Aug g. III 30 A. N.
The crowd here is immense. DELEGATIONS
by railroads and from the co 4utry are still ar
rivlng. The PROCESSION as viewed from the
dome Of the State Hose re ches over four
niles ia length, and all of the stree,s leading
to the rear OF the pg oce=sion are th"onged with
teams waiting to form in line. 2o4 cars have
arrived o. both roads up 10 tbs time. Every
street and avenue 3 filled with f3ot11.n
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