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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-17
From Washington.

WAsHi>GIoN Dec IA
lnere is no doubt whatever t.at Gen Cas-.
/ has Resigned a Secretary OF State k.sre, Is
very Where eXffess. n consequence. iae
i Iiaelcations are taat Gov. III. .kiLson. of New
| ork, will he the successor though these are
! not altogether Teiiatfe.
There IS but little confidence ia the assur-
arees that south Caroiina ~ill not resist the
federal authority iurinc The A Manifestation ef
Presidens BuchaLan. They are regarded as
mere promises TO quiet eppreh ension. in an OF
hsiai quart r.
Lieut. GENERA, scott has expressed the opins
ion that additional forces rhoui be sent to
south 7 rons for TIE pro ectiun OF the public
properly. - President, however j. still 90
posed TO such increase. for prudential Reasons
icing arprehenslye that 1t would bot augment
the present excitement.
There was en- understanding among the
select Comrnittee Of 80 that til cir Proceedings
excepting TO results, : all be regarded a. rri.
vaie anu ther refor- not to be revealed Tor RI b.
hcatlon 1t - known, however that several
propositions. looking to political Cancellation
Were presented and read, but hot acted on
seyera gentlemen made speeches, aud pic.
ions were iDterchangei The prospect of ac-
commodailon Is about the same ss it was yes-
'-rday, ID order To at 5rd time for consicera-
'loL. An adjournment till Monday took = lace
Inc publication of the manifesto OF tb-
southern memters his roduced depressed
effect afnorc the conservative, Who say they
are nov satisfied the former are opposed TO
any poitical compromise or accomu odatio
air. Douglas speecG next week, vii. be
against secession.
Senator Wilson's letter addressed to Caleb
Gushing, will appear in tonorros'- National
Rspu5ltcn
he Peoples Pacifc Railroad Bill embrac.
.Gg four routes, has been referred to the
House Special Committee Oh that sutiect.
Paymaster Jno. 5. Cunningham. has been
ordered to the sl>op of war Macedonian.
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ID A V Z n PORT MA kET
DAILY REPORT.
OFrIcE DAILY DEMOCRAT and N.xs
Sa,rrIa-r L.

osfIeE DAILY DEMOCRAT and N.xst
SATURDAY. I've, Dec. Is, ls60.
I there was considerable amount Of grain
brought q by wagon to-day, but not much by
hailfoad. Prices are ookin, up. Corn : | cent
higher. Wheat ruled at 60 4 63,. Business gen
erally was very good and hetter feeling exists
- regard TO monetary affairs.
fLoUR-s4o004 25. Shipments 800 bbs.
WHEAT-U nsettlei at 604o-c. Receipts 2,l36
lu
BAELRY-Actiye at 3O@35c Receipts llsz bu.
shipments $50 bu
CoRS-Active at l6@l7c. Receipts l357 bu.
oATs-Dull at l4gl5c. Receipts 25g bu.
DRESSED HoGs -si.00Q475
GROCERIES,.
CoFFEE.-The market is very firm with pros
poets Of an advance. Eastern advices report the
demand brisk, and prices fully sustained. We
quote Rio at l5esl61ac Maricabo, l7al7 Lee /:
Java, IS l.
auGAR-F.- advancing. sales are ben.
made at o54 q i--c common, good fair "a / &c
Prime TO choice; o4Gl0l2c Porte Rico SKA
. l-2c for fair to choice.
TBAs-firm with a good demand, at an ai-
vance Of l0c per pouai on the lower grades
Young Hyson, 35G65s; Gunpowier, 45l70c.
Black Teas, 35G55c y b.
MoLAssEs-Market quiet. Common reboiled
33G31c, choice Plantation 45c; inferior grades
Of plantaton sell from SEC to 40c; Belcher's Syr-
ups 81 case, according to quality choice Golden
syrup, Soc; Crushed Sugar, IL l-2al2c; Panda.
ra, II l-29l2 l-2:
btrTKs-Prime parcels in demand at II q zoe.
EGSs-'ery scarce and in demand at lStg2Oc =
doz.
cHEEsE-Herkimer Co. l3 O l7c per lb wes-
tern Reserve l. 1aGl2Ac.
APPLEs-Market well supplied at 81. .0092.75 p
bbl
PorLTRY-Liye Chickens in good request at
sl-3ogl.6o 2 doz. Turkeys, 65l SOC each y b,
S@9c.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples 5H@.c Peaches sGl2.;
New York Plumbs Sec Cherries logI5c Raisins
l5G25c GurTants l5c.
BEASs-ln demand at s5975c 2 bu
GAsE-But little coming in. Quails, 65c Y
doz; Prairie Chickens, $3.50 . doz.; Mallard
Ducks, 25@35c = pair.
TrRSlPs.-l5@2Oc per bu.
SWEET PorAToEs-6oc wholesale. and soc re-
tail. From wagons 40c
HAAs-New Sugar Cured lie per h. wholesale.
and l5c retail. Plain 13a O. &c per lb.
LAKD-Very scarce at l2h@l5c
HIDEs.-In good request and moderate at Axe
Tor Green; loc for Dry and I1Ll2c for Dry Flint |
WooD--Hckory IS. 90 per cord Oak S4OO Ter |
cord:
CoAL--l0c per bushel in the yard.
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Letter OF senator TOombs.

Augusta. Dec Is
10 uniers; ood thA, Senator Toonbe i.
about 10 leave fo9 Washington. He has ;o.,
pubi'shsd letter in reference 10 the 5th art,cl.
OF 'ne CONSTITUTION. He SAYS ifthe Con.ti,u.
tion should be amended, the amen im4n, should
De fIeh ss neither could be evaded or rs-is,.d
~ The abolition Stste.. an! such a. would ,ivs
full and ample security TO southern r,yn,. IL.
adds that II the R4pubean party will vote a.
these amendments, or even majority vote in
gooo faith in favor OF them. they can es.ilv h.
c"rried though Congress, and then he think. il
would be reasc = able I'D fair to POSITION. final
action by the Southern states until the Len.
isature of the Northern %tates could h. cnn
veni-ntlv called together for definite action
or am.ndnent- 10 regard to the personal lib
erty b.ils. II the Northern States refuse 10
acqaiesee with them, he urges Georgia TO &c.
ceie on. the 4th OF March.
The Legislature viii adjourn next Wednes-
day.
Nothing OF genera interest is transpirinr
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Later from the Secessiouists.

WAsHls0ToS Dec. Is
knmors are in circulation that Secretary
ihonpssn has resigned, but there Is authority
ior saying that such is not his present inten.
to-
senator Benjamin, it is stated. will ia, e Az
ear, opportunity TO make secession speech.
certain secessioniets assert that France Rus
ga Prussia and other Europ-an powers. will
prom y rteogIize the independence 81 any
seced ng aies, and II i, ssid that lin. III
fiehen steaineis, Whlcg were iutsnded TO run
from Havre TO New York, viii be cbany.d
troal the latter port 70 New Cprlean.
The Presidents PROCLAMATION r,comD.D,ls 10
the people Of the L. ) to obs.rv. the An dav
o. January az day Of humiliation fasting and
pFtyef. Il oihclai y published. lie Gays hope
seems to have deserted the minds Of m-D. ana
Gods arm alone can save from the aWf fol ei.
f-cts OF our erin and follies
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New York Market.
NEE YORK. December ! s

NEE YORK. DecemberI5
fLoUR-Less active but prices without change.
.4-9od465 super State: 81 soT5.1n Extra state
xl.so9 10 s1per Western; s4.sotd 10 Comm, \
Extra d.. st.oot95.0o Interior to Good Shipping
branos and Extra Round Hoop Ohie.
RYE fLoVR-Steady at - .20Gi.oo for common
to choice.
WHEAT-Market suiet and firm. sl1ea1.H
Choice and handsome Amber Wisconsin.
RYE-Narket quiet at Csc.
BARLEY- Market dull. sales 1900 bushels a,
6oc.
toKN-Market closed dull. 63@64 mixed west
ern 64Grs5 yellow southern.
OATs-ln fair request. S59ss western, Canada
ana State.
PoRk-Dull and heavy. Sales 100 bbls. sle75
for mess: $3.50 PRIME.
BERP-Quiet and steady.
CUf MEATs-Heayy and nominal.
LARD-Dull.
WnuKY-NArket 1t 1eo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-17

EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENDANT

d. A. JANuARr-Res in ST. Loui. an
Prerident Of the 50. Louis Chamber Of Com.
msrce have been . member OF il 10 wears
know Mr.. Bissell. his profession 10 civil engi.
neer Two or three Years ago the Chamber o.
Comm cree raised committee to prosecute a
Is he Rock leland Bridge Company, for OBJ.
s'ructing the navigation OF the Mississippi riv.
er |. as chairman Of that committee. en-
ployed Mr. B;ssell 70 collect evidence to be
u-ed in those cases II was employed uader
salary. hss been eaployed over two wears
| have been acquainted with him and have
seen great desl of hin, his authority was to
attend TO the taking Of iepositions and gener.
ally to prepare evidences for the attorneys in
arguing the cases before the courts, he wss in
way authorized 20 DO any hing hateyer to
burn or o,herwise destroy the bridge. no mol-
ey va. ever aised for any such purpose and
no application was esss made for any to nv
knowledge every dollar OF money raised to
carry on proceedings Ussthe bridge had 10 pass
through my hands. The Chamber OF Con mere
: composed of about zoo of the best business
Il In ST. Louis
Cross- xamined-l have 10 personal knowl-
edge of any Of the suits. The Chamber d
Commerce has nothing 10 do with any private
suits for dansges The Chamber of Commerce
employed T. D. Lincoln o attorney to cause
the removal of the bridge by legal means if
possible employed Mr.. Bi..ell to assist Mr..
Lincoln in getting up the evidence We paid
hi'n originally $3.50 per month, he has contin-
nrd In the employment ever since About
twelve months ago his salary was diminished
about one-helf, because most of the work vas
doue Tn. committee are now in debt 10 him.
DO not know how much has been paid to him.
He has had the disbursement OF all expendi-
t1res necessary in getting up the evidence,
probably double the amount of bis own salary.
J he city of ST. Louis has approhrlated IS 900
- be expended IN proceedings against the
trldge. The citizens of St. Louis have sui
ser'bed literally tor the same purpose New
Orieans has furnished .l700 or $500 | have
a ways paid money Bi.sell's dtaf, and re.
q lived vouchers from him OF the manner of its
eXpendi' ure
To Mr. XcA!aer-Mr. Bissell made his re.
ports menthl. to the committe
Adjourned to II. Friday
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sSefULlc life .ICaisines

+ are well known 70 be lnfall oe.
ssl~Pstd. ty thoIoughly cleansing tn e first and
second ssJnacus, ana creating ado u pure,heal-
fhy file, in-teaf oi the stale and acril kind !;
ftatufency, os. II appetite, heart burn headache,
rc.tlts-htss, I'LL tempe, anxiety. languOr and mel
ancho.y, which are the general symptoms of Dys-
pepsia, Will vanish. Il. a natural consequence of
its
tvatrcne.s, by cleansing tho whele length of
the ,Htestinss win .9.es II proce,s and without
" leHee All violent purses leave the bowels cas-
tive thin two days
feter. Il AZ. kiAis, by restoring the b..aI Il :
regular circulation through the pr cess Of respir
atl0a IN sucn sa-es, ami tae thorough ISOLATION of
all intestinal obstruction in others
he lie medicines have been known to caret
hta'tattsfa permanently ID three week and Gos
IN hat thai time BY removing loea MI mmatiln
from the nlu-clt- AMI .au.ei.t. - the l3iats
Drop-<s OF all nds. by freeing and strength
ening the ii4ney. ati bladder: they opefnte
tna.t delightfully."- 0h tAe.e important organs aui
hence nave ever beeu found 10 CERTAIN remedy
tor tie worst cases ot 5rpr.
a-o Worn. by di-lodgtng from the tsrnings
u the ouwe.. the ,Iiny matter 10 winch thee
creature adhere.
>.urcy, ,cer. and harsterass lS,,e.. by the per-
feet purty ~hI,h these LIFE MEDICINES give
70 the blood and all the humors
so1bat,c yt,ons ar BAL CorFIK1IoHf by
their alternate effect upon the tuds IL AT feed the
skim and saiiow, cloudy AMI other disagreeablc
cpm piexions.
TIE use Of these Pills for a very short time will
effect entire Of SAT- HheuD., and a st,ik-
ing Improvement iu the cicarLes- oi tho skin
f'on.mon C,Lis anil Lnfaepsa will always be
cured by 20, or tso ~ the worst coses.
Ptes.-The iginal proFrieio' q these Medi-
cines Was cured oi Pies, ot - years staining bv
the n.e of the LIFE MEDICINES alone
ferer and Agu. 80 For thi. zcourage of the West
ern country these Medicines Will BE- found = safe,
spee3y and certain remedy. Other Medicines
leave the system subject 70 return ot the dis
esse- a cure ~ these Medicine. IT. permanent
THY THEN BIZ SATISFIED ASD BIZ CURED.
E,u,ous fepers and L.ter ComJA1,ns General
DebiiIty, Loss pt Appetite aod Disease of the Fe-
males s-the Med deine- have been used with the
most beneficial results in b. thi. scriptipn
--hlngs EFil and Scrofula, in it, worst ferm
yle.i- 70 the mild yet powerful action Of these re-
mafk9be Medicines. Night Swea;s. Nervous De-
blllty. Neryo"s Com plants Of ali kinds Paipita-
tion 0: the Heart, fsintsrs' Collie, are speedily
cured.
Nercur,ai Di.ease.--fersons whose constitutions
have become impaired by the inj Gdiclous use Of
MERCURY, will End these Medicines perfect cure,
a. they never fail TO eradicate fr Id the system,
all the effects ~ Mercury Infinitely sooner than
the most powerful preparations Of ~afsa5arilla.
Prepared and sold by
W q. NOFFAT
335 BRoADwAY, NEW YORK.
FOR SALE BY Ali DKa GGIIs.
der --dkyiy
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Mai ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Office
EASTERN MAIL, arrives at !. A and 5 Pm close,
zf3.39 Aand ; Ps.
NogrHEAs MAIL via Dubuque and North Iowa ,
arrives at N closes SO Az.
SorTHLgs MAIL, from 81 Louis and Southern
Missouri arrives at : PM; closes s:30,A NJ
WESTERN ASD SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
Pm; closes at : Pm.
ILLINOIS WAY hAIL, arrives A n; closes al ) Pa.
DrBUQug WAY MAIL. arrives at 8 Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at n Sun
day., Tuesdays and Thursdays.
TP RIVER MAIL TO Lyoss, arrives at P N; closes
at Pm, daily, exbept sundays.
Blue GRASS NAIL, arrives at NJ closes at IL n
Tuesdays, Thursdays AID Saturdays.
AxITY MAIL, arrives and closes at l2 NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AsAnosA NAIL, arrives and closes at Il n, en
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from 10 10 AN.
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Steamer Accident.

IAEEY, Conn, Dec IL
Ifa sioop Garrett Deparest from New
Ok ~ts upset ia sqaall last night q. Ir-
vington sailor named Moore OF Oswego,
VIII probably die. III. legs .re frszen They
we're not rescued till o'clock THE morning
Persons heard them, but would not help
them.
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CiuERON wIDDRINCTON.

uOCSE PAINTERS AND LAZIERS
No. =, East Third street, Davenport, Iowa
Ps4a ana Decorative Paper Hangers, Grainers,
Mar. rs and sign Writers.
Nessrs. {. ". having had upwards of twenty
year experience in the business, guarantee sat
isaeiIon to all parties entrusting work to them.
~ Paper Hanging in every styis, from COM
mon brown paper 70 the most elaborate decora-
tlons.
\. b. Whitening and Wall Colorinr. ie2S- dom
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-17

FoR CHRIsTMAs AND NEw YEARS.
The largest stock Of confectionaries, all kind.
@ fruit, ches'nuts, cider and oy-ters, this side
of Chicago, can be found at BIT La1are 4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-17
ExtTaditIOn Case.

loRosro, Dec Is.
The Court Of the Queens B-uch decision IN
the extfadltlon case 81 the fugitive slave
Joae. aaas And.rson, a. rendered thi. morn
lhg IN favor O giving up the prisoner to the L
, authorities One OF tue Judges dissenting. an
appeal has been made
he prisoner Is strongly guarded No aitemDt
8: rescue W. made, but much excitement pre-
vail..
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- =
ar Steamer Ordered Onf

NAsiINsT. Dec. l5
is derstood that IL. s.oop cf war
brooklyn ls to Be IRE. arei fer sea at oree and
he'd ready 10 proceed 10 Charleston to aid in
the deiehee OF the government forts ut a mo
meats warning. Inc order las created quite
stlr a;nohs al men
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State and County TNres !,

THE STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOR
! the year ls60, will become delinquent January
3Ist 1851, and i arrangements are not made be :
fore that day for the payment thereof, sh all be
compe'iei to enforce tn collection by law
Piease call early. for If too late the Collectors
Office will be crowded.
DAVENPORT, December 18TH 1850
JAMES McCOSH,
Collector and Treasurer, Scott Co, Iowa.
decl1-dAwcw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-17

SKILLED OUT.-We learn from the
Auscatine Journal that while on his way home
isom this city, the other day. Harry OConner
OF spilled out Of h. sleigh. and that bis horse
With thlils attached, put for home, leaving
Harry to trujge along home on foot, which
ieat he accomplished in due course OF time He
received no injuries. as We are GLAD to hear
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-17

OYSTERS, game, driei fruits and con-
fec,iouaries--a full assortment Of tcys-s su-
peror article of boiled cier, can be obtained
at Havens' Give him call
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HANk 7 u Mhh- UkU. N. VAN
PLUMEK a. VAN HOSEN.

4 TTORNEYs AND COUNSELoRS AT LAW,
n aui Notar..s Public Also, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co.,, Hartford,
Conn. Capital, 90 900 City Fire Insurance Co.,
hes Haven, Conn, Capital, $500 ,0i0.
once IN LeCialre Block, davenport. SEPT
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AnatOnsy and PhysiOlOry

Including the Ospeous and Muscular systems
Circulation, Respiration, Nervous system. etc.
-Mrs Potter designs following these Lectures,
with others exclusively for Ladies' If sufficient
encouragement j. received.
Doors open AZ Lecture 20 commence at ~
Price for single Lecture 2Jc Gentlemen and
iady 3oc. Tickets he procured AZ the sook
stare Of g. W Ells, Second street, oi AT b e door
dec bit
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-17

lake NoTIcE.-Very particular at
t@ntion is directed to the Advertisement Of the
county Collector In this ssua Let the matter
te attended TO at cnce, or before the time spec
ed therein.
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j i. Nk.TI.lIANCI.

nENTINT, SUCCESSOR TO DR. CHAS.
- GOODRICH, would invite your attention 10 his
great reduction. IN prices of Dentistry, and would
invite Oil persons needing mis- services 10 call and
examine work and prices at his Rooms, next doSr
10 Nhepserts Ambrotyre Gallery, No. D. Brady
street nearly opposite the Post Once.
\. +. Teeth extracted all hou.s OF the day
anl nl:ht, ana al aLeratlous warranted. noy5 II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-17

CnILD BUKNEp.-A little two year old
chii Of John C Reed, 10 THE township, while
playing hear the stove l. Friday evening, nc.
cideutal.y set its clothes on fire, burning its
lower limb- badly D. Reid was called out to
see the ittle sufferer, and he thinks it WI!
recover
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MoFFAT'
LiEE Pills ND PHOENIX BITTERS

fNHESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
l before the pubic Tor period Of TiilR. Y
l bAR~, and during that time have maintained
high character In almost every part OF the Globe
ior their extraordinary and imlRe late power Of
restoring perfect health 70 persons suffering under
neary every kind Of disease to which the human
frame j. liable
The following among the distressing variety
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So Reward.

oST on SATURDAY A Blue, PILOT
IL Goth coat, between Willard Bsrrows ON 9th
street, and LeCiaire street, and Sargents row qth
ami Rock island streets. The subscriber will give
two dollars reward to any person who will return
the same at his house or al this office
noysl PATRICK GRADY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-17

The Perns anians meet tonight at
the Penney .yaaia House TO conclude q perma
nent organization of Keystone ociety. The
festival bids fair 10 be well attended
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-17

SToLES.-Several cans Of oysters were
stolen from davens fruit and provision store
on Friday night. Il is TO be hoped that they
will make the thief sick
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EORNEa or FOURTH AND IOWA SIS,
- Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS 4 Sons, Proprietors
Free Omnibus 10 and from the cara. Once for
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton, Lyons De-
W.T. Ma ia ,zeia. and Anamosa
Fare one Dollar per day. aug2l-ly
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e. PARKER. ". y. GE0. v. M'CAkN. NJ. =
DOCTORS PARKER X McCAKN,

DPlSICiANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE.
L No. rrauktin Block, second floor Brady St,
between Second anu Third, davenport, Iowa.
Br. PARsgR's residence. corner 18th and lie Claire
streets. Dr. tsEo. W. McCAaSs residence, east
side oi Brady, second door from corner OF sth
Inyl1-dtf
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j. 4. REID, NJ. D..

DHlSICIAS AND SURGEON OFFICE
L No. >, corner Main ami Third streets, Dav-
export, Iowa
l'-. kEID can be consulted at his Office at all
h3lrs | the day ana HI lght, unless Professionally
engaged sept25
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Il. VI. PRETTYMAN.

tFaaMEALY BURROWS / rRETryI.S.
STORAGE, FORWARDING AN MINIS
- sloa Merchant, and Steamboat AgeL..
No. 1, :inrrow's islocs, Leves,
al 4-ti DAVENPORT, Iowa
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Steamer News.

New York, Dee Is
Ihe steamship Ngo from Liverpool, ha.
arrived.
News anticipated
he eaxonis and City OF Washington sailed
to day Tor Europe the former with 5000,
in 81 ecis
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JOHN ZIMNEHmaNy

fE = l)lANo AND ORGAN NANrFAC-
H1"t turer, one door west Of corner
~ 10th ani LeClaire streets. Davenrert
Iowa. All instruments Of my own make warrap,a "a
ANA kept in order without charge, five yeas
y -Repairing and tuning done al all t,mes
nd in the best manner.
DAyESPoar, April Is 1860 lanlls-d1r
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South Carolina Election.

CoLuNRlA, Dee. I5.
The South Caroline Legislature elected Mr..
Pickens Governor on the Z tn ballot to-day
Pickens, 81 johnson, 81 scattering, IL
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From Boston.

RosroN, Dec Is
"eLdeii Pai.iips vii deliver an addrss. this
evening in Music Hall OF the subject OF rnots
and education IN anticipation Of trout! .1h.
military hate or4ers t. hold themselves ready
to march from the,r tpory.
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IGNATIlS LANCER.

DHYSlCIAN. SURGEON & ACCOUCHEUR
l. osFlCK->uuth- east corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. oftee hours from I to sA. NJ, and 3
= > +. NJ. iune-1-tf
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DAILY TELEGRAPu.-We have re

DAILY TELEGRAPH.-We have re-
ceivsd numoer of the Daily Telegraph, a
neatly printed four column sheet. Just issued
at Omaha and Council Bluffs. 1t i. confined
almost exclusively TO te!egrarhic ne1a, with s
little local news, &c 1t i creditable sheet
ho"eyer, and il the pioneer Of the Missouri
Slope in the way Of daily journalism Weere
under obligations to Willard Barrovs, ESQ
for copy.
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CHRISTMAS TREES, ETc.-Those who
wish TO get something really neat and nice
something hieh has never te.ore bsen offered
10 his market. should call at John H Sclu,t 4
Coz, corner Of - AMI Harrison streets. See
the Christmas tree that lie has on exhibition
there. lie has ais toys of all kinds, and
plenty OF presen,s for the young folks. see
advertisement
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Small POx.

CoLUaBtA :, C., Dec. Is
ihe small pox is stiil raging here There
mas been two nee cases since thursday.
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Wheat is stiIl better still on the
rise as We are glad to Corn is one cent
higher will be seen by report.
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w. II CLARK .

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
"A ant Notary Puolic. Metropolitan Block, Dav-
enpori, lrwa. mars lf
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r. A w kE YE ST ORE.
JACOB WEAVER, JP..

COMMISSION MERCHANT
y 63 Brady Street. corner of Third.
Jy.0-dti DAVENPORT, low