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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PALESTINE

FA.rHER PorSr Sept. 4.
The news published in the German papers
that Napoleon has proposed Congress for the
settlement uf the Italian question is totally un.
founded
The Cologne Gazette publishes Mienna let
ter which Gays that an Austrian note, relative
to GaribAldis expedition. will shortly be for.
warded
Pour Russian Fri ate.. under command oi
the Grand Dake Constantine, are about to pro-
ceei to Syria.
The Duke Of Modeua is enrolling volunteers
aud pu, u,cha.ing horsee.
The French government has already made
known to the Earopean governments, that az
the proposal tor raising SPAN 10 tie rank OF .
great power. having gwen rise to Of jec'ions.
1t will not endeavor for the present " carry
1t out
lie A Aordrepeats its account Of the arrange.
m ents at Topltz. not outstanding the official
den al. The same journal ss-erts that the sug-
gestions made BY Prussia for the reorganization
ot the army II the confederation we're strongly
disaplroved by the secondary German State.
who considered that the giving up Of the con-
msnd Of the military forces to one or 10th u
the great power. would be the first step to
wards the political extinc loo. The smalier
States have refused to abdicste 90 much ot
their independent sovereign power.
SHANGHAI. June 29
Lord Elyin and Baron Gros have srrlve !.
Sir Hope Grant and Admira, Hope have left
for P.cheilo. Tnis city is protected by the
allies. The rebe are making progress. and
trade with the interior lie stopped.
CANTON. July 8.
Matters are more settled. Que hundred " ar
vessels and transports were in Fuchow Bay
on the gath of June. The Msndarins have
been ordered TO furnish no supplies to the a.
lies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
TELEGR A PHO.
LATER IRON EUROPE
Arrival Of the America.

CAPE RACE Sept. 4.
The America. from Liverpool Augu.t asth.
va Queenstown. 26th. psassd this 3 ace q s
o'clock.
The Am rica's news is important
The invasion Of CalsbriA. by Garibaldo. ID
fully confirmed.
The town Of Rigia had bsen attacked and
taken by G.rihsldi.
1000 Calsbrian insurgents had joined Carl
baldi.
A general battle with the Nsapolitans Vel
inmiurnt.
The Emperor and Empress Of France. had
gone to Savoy and Nice
It was said a French corps de armie Of l0O
900 men with camping materials and artillery
was ordered to be ready to move as shor,
notice
The weather iu England had been most M
favorable but was fairer when the Americs
lett Liverpool.
The British Parliament was to be prorogued
on the 26th.
Breadstutfs steady: Wheat, Flour and Corn
buoysnt. and 81 higher; Provisions gu ct.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

ITEMS FROM PIKE's PEAK.-We are
allowed to publish the following items, from a
letter written by J. J. Valley, late Of this
city. TO Thomas Orr Mr.. Valley says he had
fiae trip and plenty Of Musqai,os-bis as
humning birds. Denver is great
city has $3.50 or 5000 population and Wig
ilance committee /; and any amount Of gam
bling. Valley has gone into the cabinet
nsking business, and thinks it will pay. Bed.
steads which bring IS here. sell fer $40 there !;
common chairs $3.50 each: bureaus $50 !;
lounges $40 Lumber is fr IN $50 to 500 per
thousand-pcor at that. Joe Daven.
port ls at MissouI! !, ~, -, King and Bur ell.
The Davenport fo.As principally are in the
mountains. Some are making money in til 9
mines core are not making cent. The quartz
mills are doing well where they can save the
dust; the Rock Island mill took out $1,000
in SO hours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
COM ME r CIAL
IA fsOAGC .uAN.> EI.
DAILY REPORT
OFP,cE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NGws,t
"Wednesday Eve, Sept. 5, 1850.

Orr,cx DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEwsL
"Wednesday Eve., Sept. s, 1850.
This mornings rain caused q considerable fall
ing of in the receipts of grain to-day. With the
exception Of Onions, which came down to l5td2oc,
there was no change in prices. The receipts to-
day were 2364 bu Wheat, 1870 bu Oats, 4.s bu
FLoUK-Shipments 80 bbls. Spring Extra
$3.50 wholesale s4.75 retail
WBEAr.-Kecepts 2364 bu shipments 2747 hu.
Demand good at 790s0c Tor No. l and 77a73c
for No.2.
CORN.-SLipments 700 bu. Dull and quiet.
No. Ear continues worth 25c and Shelled ZIG
28c
OArs.-Receipts 1870 bu. In fair request and
steady at lsGisHc.
BARLEY.-Receipts4 47s bu; shipments 1884 bu.
We quste No. at 4995oc, with good demand.
OSIoNs.-Receipts sOl bu. shipments 1921 bu.
Market unsteady. We quote at l5@20c.
RYE-Shipmeats SO bu. We quote At 40@45c.
BUcKwHEAr-A good article sells readily At 75c.
PorAroEs-R Receipts l20 bu shipments $50 bu.
In good demand at l5@20c Wholesale, and 80@
400 retail.
sale and l0@l5c y peck retail:
WooL-We quote At 2O@s5c. 6EN
HAY.-Steady and quiet At 9 oo04 90 for Prai-
rie and 81 00@5 90 for Timothy.
HiDEs.-In good request and moderats at 5tGsc
for Green s@l2c for Dry and ll0l3c for Dry
Flint.
BurrsR-Rather scarce, and . good article in
demand 70. table use. We quote ct l0@l2Kc
Wholesale, and l5c retail.
Eaos.-Steady and firm with . fair supply at
e@7c Wholesale, and sH@l0c retail.
BsANs-Sseady and unchanged. Wsquots st
s0@90c wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEsss-Supply light and prices hrm 1t l3@
15c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve l00lle
wholesale and l20l5c retail.
LAaD-In fair supply at ll@I3Kc.
HAxs--Common iOJi@llc; Sugar Cured 11l<
l15c: Shoulders loo retail.
DarsD FRrIr-Apples S9l0e; Peaches IL l5c;
Prunes sGl2hc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

The Committee to whom was referred the
petition Of John Forrest recommend that the
Marshal remit the costs if said petitioner pay e
his tax yet due Of 1859 before the day Of sale.
Adopted and committee discharged
Committee to whom wss referred the peti.
ton of A. C. Fulton aud Thomas Powell re.
port that they ordered the Marshal to cell eep.
arate the parcels Of land claimed By Mr. Full
ton and to apportion the tax pro rata and
that they also ordered the Marshal to correct
the errors in copying the assessment of 1860
as referred to in the petition Of Thoe Powell.
Report received. adopted and COMMITTEES
discharged.
Report Of committee on printing ON the bill
Of Sanders d Bro. for publishing dslirquen
tax list, amounting to 1901 80, was read and
acceuted. aud bill ordered paid.
Committee to whom was referred petition ol
L. Boiss report that the proper way to act up
cn in the premises is deeienated by the City
Charter, Art s. Sec. /. Bsport accepted and
adopted
Committee to whom was referred the petit
tion of Macklot 4 Corbin report that the lands
mentioned in petition are farming lands and
recommend that petition be referred to City
Attorney and City Marshal, Who are author.
lied BY this Council TO reduce the taxes on
farming lands within city limits.
Report accepted and adopted.
Committee to whom was referred The peti.
tion ct Kreamer report that bis tax be reduced
from s2o.7O to $500. Adopted.
Aid. Guech offered the following ordinance.
which was laid over till next meeting Of the
Council:
An ORDINANCE to ameHd an ordinance entitled
ian Ordinance providing for the regular meet
ing of ths Citv Council
Be it enacted BY the City Cosncil of the Cfty Of
Davenport:
SEC. ]. The regular meeting Of the City Couu.
Gil Of the City Of Davenport shall be held uuu
the 6rst Wednesday Of each and every month
commencing at 2 o'clock Pm
SIC, ;. All ordinances and parts OF ordiuanees
in conflict with this ordinance are hereby re-
peslsd.
Bill Of Peter Casey. to the amount of &22 90
vas certified by Street Commissioner. and
ordsrsi taid.
The connittss 70 vhea vas rsSsssd tha
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
TKOTTING
ID n rEFP RT, IOW~.
FAIR GROUND TRACK.

"The Scott County Park Association"
|nFFER THEIR FIRST PURSE OF THE SEA-
~ son fer the best trottng horse, mile heats.
| best 2 in In harness, on
saturday. Sept. .. 1850.
l. purse Of $25, open to all corners
2. purse of Sis, open to Green Horses.
Entrance fee 10 per cent Of value of purse
All ertries to be made to Secretary BY Saturday.
at 10 o'clock 4. n.
Trotting to commerce punctually at 3 O'Clock.
Admission IS cents.
Tickets to be had the gate, or Of the Secretary.
The following horses are already entered for tho
\. rird, b. E. "sILKSTOCKINGs."
w. K. Spearing, b. 3. "MlSH-QUA-KI."
Z. Lrown. g. N. ''POLLY."
J. s. Smith, bL z. "BUCK."
7 L Motley. b. m. "MAKi BLAME"
BY order OF the Association,
sep'5 7. l.. MOTLEY, Sec'y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
THE ClTY.

THE Democrats of the city will meet
at the following places In their respective
wards on Friday evening next. At ! O'Clock
for the purpose Of forming Hickory Clubs:
Ist Ward, at Anton Shearers.
I'd Ward, at IIeiderbecke Miller's.
81 Ward, at the Court House.
4,h Ward, at tho Clah Rooms.
St. Ward, at Michael Flynns.
9Th Ward. 1t Renwick's Office.
Democrats residing in the townships outside
the city will NEE. at tho nearest ward to their
Residences.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
The Prince of Wales.

KINGSTON. c. W, Sept. $3.50 A. NJ.
The arrangement Vt q me citing. resolved 10
have procession.
Th- City Council. which met his morning.
passed the following resolution, with which
the Mayor Is proceeding to the steamer:
Resnired, That his worsoip the Mayor, be
requested to convey to HIS Royal iiiyhness.
the Prince Of Wales, the extreme regret of this
Council that any circumstance should have
taken place to prevent the landing OF HIS
Royal Hiehness 10 this city On his srriv-l
here, and this Council requests that His Roy al
Hghness will be graciousiy pleased to land =,
place appointed, and receive the address
by the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

"a DIRTY drunken blackguard from Daven-
port, named George II. Parker, was constantly
disturbing the meeting BY hurrahi g for Lincoln,
and low slang Rock Island Argus.
The publication OF the above piece OF
characteristic billiugsgats by Dauforth, who
presides over the paper above quoted. would
have no effect whatever. were it confined to
the vicinity where the writer is Known; but
as it passes far beyond that limit. the injury
thus inflicted upon an A1teemed and upright
min and an exemplary citizen, the case be-
comes quite different.
Upon first reading the vi!laincus attack
common charity for the fallibility Of mankind
inclined us to the belief that the writer labored
under come mistake, m;saPprehension, or was
the dupe of misinfcrmation in regard to the
matter. but upon further reflection taking into
consideration that for the last six years Mr.
Parker has been public man in this city
has been intimately connected with all poli,.
icsl movemedts hereabouts, that his name and
acts as politician have from day to day and
year to year, been brought under the imme.
diate notice Of Danfurth, we must confess that
the matter assumes altogether ano. her shape.
Let tho writer OF the above take either horn Of
the dilemma, and the attack 10 yet unwar.
rantsble. ungentlemanly and unbeeoming 70 an
editor-so any body. II be tases the former.
asan editor, he must confess that he acted with.
out that due consideration and invest CATION
which an editor should give to N after in.
voiving such weighty consequences. In ths.
quarter he can find no excuse. II he did the
ac' through malice, and the facts and circum.
stances corrected with the mstter seem to
point that way, it becomes not only ipe,cu.
cable. but suhj.e,s the writer to the heartfelt
contempt Of every MN who esteems msnli-
ness and marly trsits above bes,iality and
blsekguardsm.
VI the character of the man ASA ulted, We
need cay nothing. II 10 shove euspicion-as
superior in manly dignity. % far ab"ve re-
rroach and eo"tu"ely in private walks OF
public life - Dsnforth ,s beneath them and
that y say'ng too little for George n. P.rker
TOO mssh foe J. 3. Dsaferth, a
.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
Arrested for Libel.

WA-HlNGr"N, Sept 5.
"Ohserver." the Washington correspondent
Of the n Y. Times, was arrest ed to-day st IN.
instance Of q private citizs", Who charges him
with libel on the Secretary Of War. as con
taiued 10 several letters to that j,urnsi, 10
comm ec,iop v III the Degrah Claim. The cor.
respondent waived an examination, and gave
security for his appearance in Court.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
New York Market.

BY 7aegrnrh. NEW YORK. Sept S.
FLorR-Opened5 Sc higher an closed scarcely %
firm. Sales at IS SOI5 90 7 xtra State: rs 5o(0
65 Srrer Western: s. sage 10 Ccmrcn 10
medium extrs do; Sc 10 as Is inferior to good
shirpir braods Extra r h.O.
hYE fLOrv-Stsaiy at SO 5DEe4
WssAr-Orened lc better with fair inquiry,
and closed quiet with holde s disposed to Insist
on full prices. Sales ~ 81 25dl 80 hi s. RUG
8. 2s iu store, Mil Club; 81 3odli 81 Unsound
81 251l 81 SCUM Red Western; 81 3oG1 IS Un-
sound 81 i09i 80 Sosnd White Western.
Kyv-Firm 81 7i-c fIrround; SOC Sound.
BARLEY Quiet and unchanged
COaN- Firmsr. Saies at 65N l66Xc Mixed
Western 60d52c Wastern aod Ye!los.
OAvs-Firm at a. 42c W Western and State.
PoaG- Quiet.
NSmxY-Activs and lsnse at 2s93skc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

THE CIRcUs.-The admirers of hui
man muscle extensively developed. of noble
steeds trained to stand on their heads, toug h
nerved acrobats, voltiguers. ring. streaked and
speekled clnwns. jokes. tun and frolic are noti.
fed that the great Antonio Brothers Circus
will be here to-day. Look out for phun.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

EGBERT has taken some very pretty
and faithful photographs views OF the princi-
pal streets of our city, and is going to con-
tinue in the good work. We are glad to zee it.
When in future days the present buildiogs
shall have been taken away. aud replaced Ly
massive stone. iron and marble blocks, and
when from morning till night living tide
shall roll through our streets. it will be rare
pleasure to look upon these photographs and
observe the origin Of 30 much glory and great
ness. We think those photographs should be
purchased by our citizens generally.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
mail Arrangements.

Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Davsn.
port Post Ofhce:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives 1t A and ? ;cl osel
At s:30 y and Ph.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa, /,
arrives at p Y; closes $50 AN.
SoUrHLRN NAIL, from St Louis and Southern
Missouri, rives ataPN; closes s:30A n.
WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives 1T
6Pn; closes at SPM.
ILLINOIS WAY .iAIL, srrives y y; closes At Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL. arrives At P y Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes At 5 P y Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP hIvgR MAIL TO Lyons, arrives At P y; closes
atsPx. daily. exbept Sundays.
BLuR GRASS NAIL. arrives At y. closes at IL y
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AxIrY MAIL, arrives and closes At II Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AsAxosA NAIL, arrives and closes at II n, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 An
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
Fire aud Loss Of Life at Toledo.

lOLkDO Sept 3.
The lodging rooms Of the Catholic Orp an
Asylum, in this city. was destroyed by hre
last night. Three children sud one sister Of
charity are missing. Supposed to have per-
lshed in the hAm.s. Another sister vas seri-
ously injured by Jumping from a window II
is reported this morning that ;he remains oi
one chill we're found in the ruins
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

Run OVER BY THR CARs.-The west
ern bound rain over the Rock Is'snd road. run
over . man near O,kly Station last evening.
mangling him terribly. He IVES struck by the
COW catcher on the head. The injured man
vss picked up and brough. to Rock leland but
It vas thought he could not possibly recover.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
Naval News.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 8.
Capt Pendereras. will proceed - hi. alton
as commander Of the Home Squadron. 10 the
steam sioop OF var Pawnee, which viii leave
Philadelphia about the Goth. Tor Vera Cruz. VI,
being reiiev ed as flag officer. Jsmes will pro-
cesd Immediately with the Savannah to New
York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

THE CLUB MEETING was numerously
attended last evening, and enthusiasm 10 con-
etantly on the increase among the unterrified
Democrscy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

PREPARE FoR THE FAIR.-ln q few
days the Fair Season will commence. and every
one who expects to exhibit articles should be
getting them in readiness. Let everybody
contribute to the cause.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

a CARD.-In behalf of the parties who
snffered the late los. by fire at Le Claire.
take pleasure in stating that they are indebt-
ed much TO Edwin Fay. the gentlemanly Agent
of the Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Com.
pany. for the a 'ju-,ment and payment of the
same Isaac N. TALNAGE,
Attv for A. Seem
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

CLoTHs, CAssIMEREs AND VEs1ISGs.
Elegant pattern. now being opened at PARKS
Clothing House, IA East Second street. Also.
q fine assortment Of clothing of every grade
and etyle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

A Coop RAIN.-On Tuesday morning
this part of tie earthly vineyard was much re-
freshed and enlivened by q copious fall Of
rain. The atmosphere was greatly cooled
down
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

Vocal MUsIc-A class for the prac-
tce of vocal music will be opened 10 . week or
two at the ves,ry Of the Baptist church. We
advise all our friends that love to sing to be
there.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
Political.

LoCKPoRr, N. T., Sept. 8.
The Daily Adpert,ser Of Nisgara.and Weekly
Democrat. the only papers In the county
til. mast head Of which the names Of DOuglse
and johnson have hitherto appeared. this
morni. g came out in favor of Breckenridge and
Lane
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

The Scott County Republican Club
has about fzzled out The efforts Of the few
collected at the rooms on Tuesday night is
well worth "local." 1t is an up hill work,
Toys, and you had better give i, up entirely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
per order OF Ex-Committee'

THE SARsFIELD GUARDS have grand
Parade and Ball one week from Friday next.
So says Capt OMcI.ittler.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

PARK AssoCIATIoS.-At a regular
meeting Of the Park Association held iaet eve
ming. constitution and bylaws were adopted,
and steps taken to render the race on Saturday
afternoon next, the most succef sful thing OF the
kind ever held in the State. Several horses
from Rock Island and elsewhere will De enter
ed. and the trotting will be very spirited.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
VALLEY City Mills Agency.

MITCHELL 4 JOHNSON, Proprietors.
NrO.lFAMlLY FLOUR PROM THE ABOvE
IN Mills for sale. whole ale and Te'sil, BY
~ WIN. VAN TuYL, Agsst
No %, Bndy strsss, second door below 9TH.
| july16-ate s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06
From New Mexico.

INDEPENDENCE Mo-, Sept. 4.
The New Mexican Mail, with dates to the 2lst
ult.. rrrsed to-day.
The Fifth and seventh Iofant,y from Utah
arrived At Santa Fe In good health. The Filth
are stationed ut Fort Defiance the Seventh at
Fort Buchanan.
A compaign against the Navajoe Indians
will no made this fail. The citizens will raise
one thousand volunteers independent Of the
| regular army.
The weather CONTINUES dry in that country.
no raj for some time, and crops ase suffering
for the waut OF it,
Thsddeus N. Rogers was tried for the mur-
der Of y Mexican. on Christmas last, and found
guilty of murder in the first degree. He Will
be hung on the l4th inst. This is the first
cor iction OF an American for murder for
| twelve years.
Mr.. Green wood. Commissioner Of Indian A.
fairs, wac met at B Bend Of Arkansas River.
getting along well. The prairie was alive with
trains gong - Fort Union, Pawnee Fork. Big
Timber aud Denver Guy.
The commerce OF the prairie 10 larger than
wAs ever known before
large baud OF Arspahoe Indians were st
Pawnee Fork il q starving condition. No hos
tile India . were seen on the route.
Judge j. L. Grant Of this city, died In Den.
yer City on the 26th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

ALARMED.-It is not little amusing
to witness The fn,,ering OF the Republican or.
game concerning the Hickory Torch Light
Companies. The Gazette editors are fright
ened out Of their wits. as though some won
drous new thing had us, b1rs. upon the polt-
ical world. Trese psrades. they cay, are in
imitation of the Wide Awakes, and ali tn i
SORT Of twaddle.
Now we em rhatica'ly deny the soft impeach
ment. But we would ask who gave the Black
Republican party the exclusive right to carry
torches9 And further, We promise them tina,
we are not about to steal the charming livery
of the Wide Awakes. We have not the least
nkling that way. But we have q kind OF
fancy that torch light parades have been in
vogue amsng political parties for number Of
years past-long before even Know Nothings
were thought Of, much less Wide Awakes. $,
don't be alarmed. gentlemen. We have no de-
sire TO initiate your new tangled antics; you
are welcome to their exclusive enjoyment.
We choos the old paths; and a. our torches
tuToW tueiT Ieou'"S o''S"eneo' A"sO rs"'
darkness of night. so We intend that Demo
cratic truth shall g!eam into the gloomy recess
es of your hypocritical. self'styled Republican
isu. until the Ides of November shall seal your
political doom.
Now we are well satisfied that it is not the
imitsti 8 and buriesqueing VI the Wide
Awskes that trouble the gentlemen go much !;
bat it is the uprising Of the Democratic masses
which these parade portend. that alarms them
and hannts their dreams by night and their
thoughts by day. We can't accommodate you
gentlemen; /; our torches will burn bright jus,
50 long as the Democracy please. But don,
be frightened off the track yst-we want to
use you litls longer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-06

DorGLAs AND JouSsoN FLAG FOR
PLEASANT VALLEY.-Our friend Levi Donaldson
Of Valley City, whose Democratic princip lee
are unvariable and whose enthusiasm in the
contest is comrendable, has purchased .
splendid flag IL by 20 feet. which he will sus.
pend 10 q short time directly over the road be.
tween his hotel and Mr.. Speucsrs store. The
flag is beauty. and on either side in large let
ters appear the names Of Douglas aud johnson.
1t was made in Cipcinra ati BY John Riley. and
Is warranted to stand wind and rain. Other
persons or Clubs Wishing to get good flags
cheaper than thew can be got any where else
should leave their orders with N. Riley. Debolt
Exchange. this city. At the flag raising 10
Valley City We hope to zee . rousiug Demo-
cratic meeting.