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lie Il EAS, JOHN WOOD
-7,h tn!ls .1' ..nd ELL -, B. his wife, dit On The
nt. ot it"- -t~s. ). z,ic, e1sruia nd d..
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~ vi sH,. at tsrr:. IN b! eS f~,,;ranrn fss1
H. HE1!S acl.t'h II =: e.seF ID al aat stna,,
~ tc 'ed!t aut az; ;;t.osac..to fhc
% d os!ta1sug Ill; wis., .tp ,rrau:pz which
eouoty ln oS huslsei ard erY-nus fi.q, ~
t oe page s1 hundred 7ad +esen:y one and whsch
ln11 ee ca As made t1ecuted an delivered to nc ~
70 secure tie Payment, accord NJ n lheir fsnnr
OF TWO eeEtsn oEds both Of svett c1.e sjth -,
ugt 1ceo and numbered f,on, No. tn No fncsn,its
4ae r. nd delivered by tic Mi Lohn Womh,i,c
~ aSa oas Er1st.s VII. Jontly eac il t.c eai
4a " w t1ousud tosa-s conditioned !ar tie
axmtnt Or he sum IT one ihousaad iolsra ID one ysaI
f. pasah.e n anna lgv, iss - day II june sd
= .a dAv ot Dseeioh:r a. .. t.a to h<odore III
tH ns e1eenftt' admin Ns1t1es assspa at tt Pa,t
tSak ~ the city at .tv fe1k: azd d<i. havnz hs.n
9ae NE payment Of tie Of faensY enttonei H.
~ oenehJ Of a.td bonss, buh OF principal and lutersf
of ifs e thFn tentor aid eject said hunts be!nx now
M 70 so* Intrsoe public Etlee i hereby given
.haa ~ ths aoov efoe prop M. -ud ii ia;
~ f9!y ot rx.:cnptoa e tae ad John sv>o>lrHi -
r. 4h3 wi!e fh-tr htf.* oi !. IN 10 ,hr s.n,e -
.ns nxctt ttdtr nF cas-. =.l. ~nrth dior OF thr l,t
r",'t "a sd ey of Ec!.s-s = ass. CAV u Sach
t:iu. IL s'c Glntk IT. tne s:nuon of +4i4 4sy ,st
sere aEd de'!rs =: III. purchaser er ou,ch ~
aee, sd ~! snt-ert .tie ta9e,. for lie ,asne a,d
p:oetsl+ Of sd slc . tie pa51sent Of tAe ct!s.
80 1fests: tsea due Il rurts aforraH aad for
81. = II: ri 1.nnVEc1TT c1T"rsua!y j.,
loksI1L kIAxHA1x Att.ya i.S,hrss -,
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CONSTABLE SALE yir,na

{ CONSTABLE SALE-l;y virtue
~ Of twu c.:fa.r warrants Is:t,+.t as:,nst A,uric.
C1s3n y The Ean: q Waes f:cmnl-.oa, ibe city
q CAieau. r.'u:ty nf CA0s. state If Illinois for Water
A.-e:<ntn: IA. vel on .us!da. situated OF Kn1Is
:trest PAT a ha-s No. 10 Se~htys stan. tx~ntv-uc
h%. west ansi the scrs tho >rlheatt
c1Inrf Of kEd ct-. ll4s tho san,s sn sal(
ses! the s1li fuir| rh IL. am th day Of Eco
Fssy. It three tcA +. H. kc the anount e.ld WA
rants 1n4 eo.s anA advert stag The san., uu!e. 1t ?a!i
C.K. vASDEncooS, Constable.
Chlea-c Janua.ye7 e. lstu. t,:;t ~ I'll
, 1860-02-01

~31f1 u VI II191lAF VAA, VVVN
Is-s. !. D. 1850. Andrew wyls xs. A::4E T. uty4n-
Attachment.
fuh}3t ntfte Il hereby given 10 The ta;d Allan y.
BJaa tssat writ Of attachment I.se II fas .F-
of tha Clerk Of ths sop-nor C.u "f thIto ''a1 tt.
cichtetnstt LAY Of November, j. o. lA II Lilo at VI
the said Allan u. Byan and Lie -ia,r 1t th- l..
And.eM 70. .hs sum of .xsa;Y husa,d ri otas:
cf Coak County. -heh s.d writ a. hcsa returned n
slted S1w. ths't'fc. uatas you. tho ~4kl l!sn e.
f3 N shal personally bo an tppa h<4ae tho <4sl Su2
nor Court oi Chlclz. .piu:r lbs nset day ii,
nc1ttsI1n taeteF. IL 10 l"Lr, Tic EouIt f.au h
1851 give special lxsl1 and paa IL tho xAlf 9lAnh
to" xmsnt will M entered aks1u.I ,uu and favor ef
the Ad Plsfnln and 70 much ti.a prnpezy aae,c
may be susac!<nt 10 .ati,y ths A Judgment aud c-t
viii ~ su'a u eallsiy ilr eau.e
Akruxz Tart + E.~- - ANY, L,.st,xifni
, 1860-02-01

Pasval. Mktva,.
fo. Boston, St. Loul. 10000 s91sa44Uo
GztTrnSTAIE3 SruCk and TErAsr-
1r :o7. 10000 :laiss 20
SfA!f STocKs-1n New Yerk, Uh!o,
sogd:: 17o.ooooo lds,eso %
Brooklyn. Jersey Esty.,... 13,GoQ % ll6,p63 90
KAII. 1tbkp S1ppxs-H:zf:pJ1 T.
New Haven, Boston l. Nvrces-
ter and Copuecticat i.iver..... ea-0o o. s7o5s %
MORTGAGE BoaDe .............. 8e.e67 10 E3thSQ 20
REAL EaEAIE- -unincunlbcred... TV.tO1 13
MnoE1LAx1oCs ITkAs.....,...... $50 =
C2Eh on hand and deposited on CAL
ansin Agents hands...,....... sso,3n IS
- >a,aa49 80
CLtNk-unadluatcl and not otdue........,,,.es8e47G3 d
Applications 1ceeyed aud rosces Issued OF rene wed bT
any o. s duly authorized Agtr,s Losses equtahiy adjust
81 and paid II fuuda current at any Of the Ualks ii IL
Agents appointed supplies furnished. and a business
res'Alnins to genera. supervision in the State Ucoe
promptly attended toby NM. u. PATCH,
state Agent. spEin. dsla Illinois.
HUBBARD / HUNT. Agents f,r Chicago.
ylttr MOL Loonia' Block. coz. s. later ~ Cla:k st.
, 1860-02-01

Il tAC l EN SIALH.-Etat9 0f I.l~
49, nun Co. County. -u1e,!ur Crn:t af I'll. Afn;
n thalsers. Systsfer Lal. au Samuel i. 2atr.
t.t* uf !a*l Eaer, deceased. ":trh Wi!i& ill., El.n
1use Mortgage.
PUBLIC n"sitc /, hereby given. tIut IN PURSUANCE r.
DccTrta 0ner. entered IN t snt'tts.l nu IN
t.entSstxtn day o. a",enser. a. D. INA l. i14 %ea.
9th! Jay Of February. \. i: lsGa. Il lea rs"ek IN
the fMs"ooa II >a tag >~il r!he a,.snn ii III.
In .br':ir "' c2ts4'. in sst caaay Vi .poi Al shss
se;tan r:tec "t iaaers 81 l.n >!'r.ts lying ar l.nx
roI" kHwn mt! ,t.erned o;sows> e.wt: Let nun..
" twelve t-' n Block na!er soustyave ~. III III
fsnoFe ":ir."3 on titen srrtt a rsnnIs .4tS h1
ur aE" wv .sft Mo!s " Esss, ~ =" alley Or ;"
tuaplananss rrun sad desr,c. with inttfess 4l,.l so>
+1.st
, 1860-02-01

1a@ above se Is s<stp'Esa IN Saturday. the llth d.v
Of FslsuaEy he4t, II the .aEtc nauE l.ui ;r.c-.
.1.-b:O.td t'.W, KkEtt;IJ. T.nu-r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24
G. O Nj NJ E r CIAL 5.
Davenport Market.
DAILY REPORT.
OgyIcg DAILY DEAOcRAr AND Nsws
Monday Evening. Ian. 81. 1850.

OgvIc8 DAILY DEAOCRAT AND Nsws,l
Monday Evening, Jan. 81, 1860. !
The weather csSGnues warm and the roads very
bad, which caused the receipts Of grain to be unu
'ually light to-day and the market quiet.
W heat was rather weak and lc lower with but
moderate milling demand. Com quiet and frm.
Oats steady and unchanged. Barley in good de-
msnd and firm. Dressed Hogs quiet.
Wequote Is follows:
FLoua-Market firm but quiet and steady. We
quote choice Spring Extra at - IS Wholesale and
IS rs retail. Supcr6ne 81 00G4 50. Shipments
2s bbls. Rye Flour 81 90. Buckwheat Flour 50 rs
a. 06 per cwt.
WuEAT-Reccipts 1920 bu; shipments 700 bu.
Market steady ct s5tas7c.
Com Receipts 740 bu. Market firm and buoy
ant ut 3O@34c.
OATs-keeeipts los bu. Market quiet and stea-
dy at 2stG30c.
BARLgY-Keceipts ITO bu; shipments $50 bu.
Market active and firm with good demand ut 4s
0soc.
DRESSED BHoGs-keceipts very small and market
dull. Prices unchanged. We quote good heavy
hogs at S. 25@5 SO; av. 15o@l75 lbs at - 75@
90.
IIrDEs-In good demand and market steady
Wequotc green at 4@4Ac, green salted 5@5Ho !;
dry salted 9@l0c dry flint lo1z@l2c.
BUTrER-ln better supply, and market not a.
firm as previously: We quote good to choice Roll
at ls@l7Xc; common cooking 1870.
EGGs-Market firm with good demand and
moderate supply at l5@l7Lc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24
Chicago Market.

Saturday Evening, Jan. 81.
FLOUR-Quiet and transactions limited. Scrib-
ners Spring Extra 81 50 del; fair Spring Extra
81 20; good super - Is; common super So Is.
WHEAT-Quiet and declined l. Nc. Club 81 05
on track; No. Spring 9s,a in store.
CORN-Declined l 1ac on large receipts. No. l
in store sic No. 2do Acc; rejected 40.
OATs-Declined lc. No. in store SIC.
BARLEY-Without material change. No. on
ira * 62@63c; No. 2 del. $50.
RYE-Steady. No. l on track 90@92c.
DRESSED HOGs-Active and steady. Div. en-
200 TBS S. 1896 Oo; av $50 lbs S. II; av 2o5 lbs
So 25.
LIVE ST0ck-Cattlc in good demand at 81 75l
3 rs. Av. 1900 lbs So 90. Hogs in good inquiry
at - S045 o. for av $50 lbs. Fat sheep 80 75Qg
400.
HIDEs-Market quiet and easy at 6L@7c for
green country green salted 7@7Hc; dry salted
lo@12c dry flint l3@l4c.
- -BUrTER.-Dull and heavy at l0@1lc for COM
mon and l3Il4c for choice.
EGGs.-Quiet at l44l5c for fresh lined
.l2Zc.
PorATOEs.- Choice Neshannocks in good de-
mand at 45c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24
Important from Washington.

WASHINGTON. Jan a.
Heralds Washincton Correspondence : Spec
isl orders from the head quarters Of the army
at ST. Louis, . detachment of 60 regiments has
been ordered to leave Jefferson barracks for
Texas; the detschmen OF mounted rifles at Fl.
Alburqussquie has been ordered TO Fort
Stauaton.
A detachment Of the Sd infantry at the
same post will proceed to Fort Nanny by
special orders from: the head quarters Of the
army at Sants Fee.
New Mexico in consequence OF the great
scarcity of corn and the high price Of forage Of
every kind, rations Of horses and mules have
been reduced temporarily to ten pounes Per
day for horses and nine for mules, ard for the
same reason company c. Of mount, d rifles have
been ordered from Fl. Uuion to Ft Blss.
The President has ordered Of the National
armary at Springfield Macs. $4,000 mnsk.ts for
Southern ues, TO be stationed at Charleston,
South Carolina. Augusta Georgia and Baten
Rouge Louisiana and 5000 from the Watertown
and Watervills Arsenal for Southern use
dinner was given to Mr.. Seward at the
National Hotel last evening and was p.rticipa-
ted 10 by Ex-Governor Pennington, Corwin,
Grgham, ,Crittenden and Anthony and Senator
Doolittle and Representatives Colfat, Conklin
and others.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24

A kEHrucKIAN IN SEARCH or HI. CmArrEu
"A kentuckiso came to this city . few days
since to get some fugitive slaves, Who. not pos-
ssssed Of very extensive love for the divine
institution, had run away. and taken the Un.
dsrgroond Railroad for this city. Ksntuekisn
arrived here 10 due time. and made dligent
research for bic chsttela He went first to the
office OF G. r Bradley 4 Co.. Detectives. and
Of course received great encouragement Ken
tuckisn. the first night Of his arrival, went to
visit the elephant. He first saw him in the
mshagerie Of drinking salson. whore he tres-
ted the crowd next in . Minstrel Hall whore
he VAS out to the tune of SO; next and last
ly. in house Of III fame. where he vas broken
to the music Of $500. That same night bis
chattels went ON to Canada The next dav
kentuckian departed to his native wilds.-
Chicago Journal. Saturday eve.
A pretty good advertisement for Chicago
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24
New York Market.

New YORK, January %.
FLoUR.-Hsavy and dull. Sales 5000 bbls
e5@5 IL Super State; s. 550l5 80 Extra State
$595 Is S"per Western IS z5015 IS Common
TO medium western; - 7o95 IS inferior to good
brands r. H.O.
CANADIAN FLoUR.-Dull. Sales 100 bbls. u
s. 639s IS.
RYE FLoUR-Quiet. 50 1904 40.
WHwAr-Duli and heavy.
RYE-Quiet 1t 90d92c.
BARLEY-Dull At s21S3c.
CORN-Quiet Better. Sales 10000 at 96GSlc
for yllOw.
OATs.-Dull at45046c western State and Ca
madam.
PORK-Quiet and firm. SIG GO mess; $ll 81
prime.
PRIME BEEF-Unchanged.
CUT MEATs-Quiet.
CHEEsE-Steady l0@l0Xc. :
LARD-Quiet. I0alOH
BUrrER.-ln fair request ut 11li112Ac.
WHIsKEY-Quieta at 26c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24
Nail Arrangement. A

Times OF opening and closing mails in the Dsvcn.
port Post Office:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives atsss \ and Pn closes
At $50 Y and Pr.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at s n closes $50 An.
SouTHLKH MAIL, from ST Louis and South ern
Missouri, arrives at Pm; closes 8:30.A n.
WEsrgEN AND SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives at
6PN; closes At S n.
ILLISoIs WAY NAIL, arrives 9 A n; closes IT y.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives at P \ Tuesday,,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes At y Sum
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP kIvsR MAIL TO LYONS. arrives ut P Y; closes
at SPIN, daily. exbept Sundays.
BLUE GRASS MAIL, arrives At 2 y. closes At II u
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AHITY NAIL, arrives and closes at IL n Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ANAA0sA MAIL, arrives and closes At II n, on
Thursdays.
Tho Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 An.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24
XXXVIth COngress..Flrst Session.

WAsnINGroN, Jan. 90
IIousE-Nr Bark dale spoke on the ques-
tion Of organization. and srgning for union
to defeat the Republicans Mr. Barksdole said
1.-The House presents to the people OF the coun
try scene which hos but ono Iaraiel in His-
tory. The House has been seven weeks in ees
aion. and ballot after ballot has be n taken
No speaker has been elected, no organization
ha beer affected, while the great interests Of
the country had been totally neglected. The
Democratic South Americans and Anti La
comptonites all protesting to stand in attitude
of hostility to the Republicans and should
unite 10 defeat the latter. The ID. mocrats have
manifested every disposition to unite the South
Americans and Anti Lecomptonitss on . ia
tional basis, until their spirit Of conciliation
has become exhausted The South Americans
have nominated Mr.. Gilmer. who could never
be acceptable to him (Barksdsle Mr.. Gil
mtr il elected. must be supported by some Of
the Rspu blicans, and he would vote Tor no man
who c. mnended himself to the consider 'ticn
Of that party He did not d u I Mr.. Gi mer's
loyalty to the South by his political conduct
Rather than the nominee of the Republican
psstv should he elected man who received
no vote from fifteen Of the States of this Union,
rather than his State aud section should b-
dishonored by the elsetion Of Mr.. Sherman. he
would repeat the declaration Of Mr. Pngh "i
Alabama, Let discord reign here forever
H. proceeded to give history Of the o. ogress
and present aspect Of tie Slavery question.
which prevented the organization House. Mr..
Corwin was called out by . remark Of Mr..
Barks .ale
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24

BLUE MoNDAy.-The walking was
very dsagraeable yesterday, and the roads out
Of town wers perfectly awful. Things about
town were matter of>fact, business aspect
But few ladies were to be seen in the streets
and those few bore anything but pleasant
countenances with them. Rubber overehoes
and colored stockings peeped out from beneath
and recrosssd the exceedingly muddy streets,
and fastened the gaze of enquiring males. much
to the relief Of many sensitive females who 80
hate to be "stared out Of countenanc." Re-
tail trade was not as good As it generally 10 on
Monday and store keepers resped but mea-
gre harvest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24

LEAP YEAR PRIv1LIGEs.-It would
seem from the number of matrimonial advsr-
tisements in Iowa papers lately, that tho wsst>
srn girls are bound to take oil the Advantage
allowed them of the besextils year 1860. We
cay pitch in-ws admire your pluck, and hope
1t will be rewarded.
We found the following In our box on Satur-
day evening:
wANTED-A HUSBAND.
By young lady of eighteen. A batchslor 10
preferred. lie must not be over twenty FIVE years
OF age, handsome, intelligent, industrious and Of
gosd disposition. Said young lady is good Look
ing, a1labe and Of a cheerful disposition can
tune piano or the washboard, and uuderstands
housekeeping.
He must be white man,
And love his home and me.
Refrain IRON drink is my command
Such is the man for me-
Address, MoLLIE SNOWFLAKE.
Davenport P. o.
In P. s. the fair Mollis says: "P.eass
publish and send bill, which will be prowptlv
psid.' Never fear for the bill Mollie We
shall take il out in dancing 1t your wedding il
Yea succeed In finding suitable husband
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24

Why 10 it that Rock leland ladies are 90
seldom seen here ?-Dau Democrat
We thought you would sing another song
The ladies Of this city have found out ths' the
trifing bait offered them BY Davenport traders
10 hardly sn equivalent for reducing the value
Of property and iniuring the business of their
own eity.-R. l. Argus.
The extract quoted from our paper by the
Aygss is part Of "puff" written BY mem.
Der Of tho firm Of L. Kiesow 4 Co. of Rock
Island, and paid for st the rate of fifteen cents
''stsr." but the compositor neglected doing 90
The Rock Island ladies. ~ usual, do the major
ity Of their trading in Davenport, and they
will in all human probability continue 90 to do.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24
l. A TIE N + w S
Later from California.
MALoY's STATION. ]

MALoYs STATION, jan 81
The overland mail with San Fransisco dates
to noon Of the SOth ult., passed here this after
noon.
Politicians had begun to gather at Sacra-
mento in large numbers. preparatory to the
meeting Of the Legislature on the I'd Of Janu-
ary.
Gov. Wellsrs last message was to be dslv-
cred on the Sd.
Mr.. Latham, Govsrnar elect, was not to be
insugurated until the Sth or 9Th.
Gov. Weller and Gen Denver are undoubt-
sdly the leading candidates for the U g. Sena-
a'orship.
A fire at Peck's Flat. in Sierra Count, on
the 2lst ult.. destroyed $40, 900 worth of prop.
erty
Accounts from Carson Valley represent the
snow from three to five feet deep Mining
operations were suspended
Two young men who went from Sacremsnto
to hunt in the vicinity Of Humbolt Bay, had
been murdered by the Indians. A party of
Humbolt people attacked the Indians, killing
fourteen.
The accounts from the Similkameen mines
continue encouraging.
A bill has been presented in the Washing. on
Territorial Legislature to organize the slonds
between the Canal DeHaro and the Straits Of
Rassarco. Aschamey County. This is the d,s-
puted territory claimed by England and the
Uuited States.
The British government has orlrrsd it's m en-
Of war from San Juan leland and abandon ed
the disputed territory until the two govern
ments eettle the title.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24

Descent ON a Gang Of COunte rfeiiers.
TOLEDO, Jan 2S
U. s. Deputy Marshal johnson made . de-
scent on gang Of connterfeiters Saturday last
and arrested six men and two women, also, got
possession Of dies and large amount Of coun-
terfeit hills and spurious coin. Examination
takes place to- day.
Suicide.
WHEELING, Va, Jan. %.
A lady by the name Of Mrs. Balger jumped
off the Suspension bridge yesterday afternoon,
and was drowned Temporary insanity in
conseq dence Of the rec4Lt death Of sister and
Child is the cauue assigned for the deed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24

SUspENsIoN.-We regret to announce
this morning the suspension Of W. II. Dedrick.
No. 46 Brady street, one Of our heaviest shoe
dealers. The causes which led TO this euspen-
sion we're unavoidable the failure being
caused by heavy losses recently sustained
Mr. Dedrck bas the sympathy Of our entire
the fact that he has arranged his affairs and 10
once more oil right. Mr.. Dslricks indomita-
BILE energy will not allow him to remain long
idle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24
From the Philadelphia Pennsylvania
GlsA.CE AND TR DE.
Phi adelphia Board of Trade.
F. R. COPE,
THOS. kIMBER, Jr, Committee Of the month
A. J. DERBYS HIRE

V1VHE Tnsu ance Companies Of the City are now
] holding their annual mse'ings, for 'he Elec-
ton Of Directors an officers Tor the ensuing year.
and much sat: t:sfacton l. exhibited among share
holders with the ear niags Of the past year. The
Quaker City Insurance Gomp,ny. declares the very
handsnmt dividend Of twelve " cent and the
report presented The STICK olders shows the az
fairs OF the institution to be in most natter'ng
.nd encourauing condition Its Officers AMI Board
Of directors are men oi large business exrerience
md prsctic Il acquaintance with the details II the
insur ,nce business, thus securing the utmost So
gacity and caro- in the manas ment OF the insti
tuition Tho losses OF the past year have been
much less than the average, and the Institution is
Justly regarded as Of the best managed and
mo It reliable in the CITY. Mr. n. Hart contin-
ues in his position ~ President. and ur. Cogshaii
- than whom no man has more intimate knowl-
edge ot Insurance business is retained n the
post Of Secretary and Treasurer, which he his
flled 20 eikcisntiy aimee the organisation Of the
inetitution. ian l6-d2v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24
From w ashingtOn.

WAsHINGT0N, Jan. %.
Times Corrsspo~danee-says the difficulties
in the Cabinet are two fold. The first with
p. n. General Holt who refuses to shold office
unless liberty 10 given him to remove Isaac
Cook from the Chicago Post Office
The second with the secretary of war. who
ineets on ordering of to Florids Capt Mont.
Romery G. Wsigs. nov engaged on the acqui-
duct here.
jefferson Davis and Senator Toombe sist
ttie. and the President takes part with then.
Mr.. Ho SCENE resolved. however. to have it
his own way.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24
lsla nd City saloon.

ornrP JeRors0 . and Illinois Streets
ROCK ISLAND.
BURDITT 4 BUELL., Pr0prietOrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24

MORE INCENDIARYIsM.-S eve
Of Sth 4 Brown street, known a. the Appolo
Garden was discov cred to be on fire. and be.
fore the flames could he checked. the structure,
was entirely consumed The building was un-
occupied at the time, and the FIRE undoubtedly
orininsted from the torch Of an insendiary-
The loss to the owner. Mr. Becker will be light
- the building was we'll insured.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-24

NEW OhL6AN-, Jan. Il
The steamship AriEonis has arrived with
l42Don dollsrs in specie and Brszos dates of
the 9Th.
The authorities and people Of Mstsmorss
protect against the landing Of American vol
untes's md refnse . passage TO America
through their district in persuit Of Cortsnas or
in aid of either Cove, nment-
Cortenas has gathered 800 men to renew
hostiiities
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BuRTaS asOUsr
R. A. OsH IA.

rORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
" Davenport, Iowa. mch22dti
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Notice Of Dissolution.

vI,iE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
] i-tirg between the undersigned, under the
style Of Wuppcrmann Hall, j. this lay d ssolyed
by mutual consent. Dec. 3lst 1859
II. a. WUPPERMANN,
WM. J.. HALL.
All pcrsons indebted to the late firm Of Wup-
pctnann Hall, are requested to call mt their
former store, 5th and ,rady streets and set
tie their accounts without delay. Dec. 3Ist, 80
jan2-d2w
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District Court.
NJ AIRY TERN.


JUDGE JOHN F. DILLON, Presiding.
LA II. CLIFFORD, Clerk.
Davenport, Jan. 23, 1860.
The January term Of the District Court COM
menced its session in this city yesterday morn
ing Judge Dillon took his seat at IL o'clock A.
NJ. and Sheriff Thorington announced the
opening of Court The morning was cunsumed
assigning cases. and owing to tas absence OF
Mr. OConner the civil docket was CON-
menced
In she afternoon the case of Burrell 4 Bro
Us. Leonard was called. This was an action
brought to recover the value of goods attached
by the Sheriff there being mortgage prior to
the attachment. The case consumed the en-
tire afternoon. True 4 Leak for def,s, Dow
for plff
Should Mr.. O'Conner arrive this morning the
criminal bssiness will be taken up.
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DY A NEW PROCESS, WITHOUT OCCA.
ID sioning any delay or pain whatever.
JULIUs CHEsEBR0UGH, Dental Surgeon. Office
in Merwin's Block, S3 Perry, between Sd and
lth streets.
Having completed arrangements, he is now pro.
pared to extract teeth by admitting = slight cur.
rent Of electricity around the tooth at the time of
extraction, thereby allaying all pain attendant
upon extracting by the ordinary method.
The patient has full knowledge Of what is
passing, and there are not those effects which are
often noticed after having teeth extracted BY the
use Of Chlofcrn or the Freezing process.
JulY33dtf
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SANDS CuICAoo CREAM ALE.-Messrs
ONeil. Hickey 4 Co. have been appointed
sole agents for this delightful beverage. which
they sell in half barrels at their store on Front
street See their card in another column.