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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Democratic Ralificat: on Meeting.

CANDEN, BE. JuIN 20.
The ratification o: Hon. T.. K STARTS nomi-
nation { r Gov ernor " hich came IF lsst night
was one Of the greatest political d'monsirh'
ti.ns ever h.ld 10 eastern Mare. 1t was eti-
mated that fr. m six to eight thousand Drm'-
Gratis we're resert. + X Swaris, A. q. Je~-
1T and others addressed the meetiny.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
The Treaty OF Amity aud Commerce
with japan.

WA-niNGroH. July 26.
The treaty Of Amity and Con merce with
japan the ratihca, ions Of wticn were ex-
changed by the Embassy when in Washington,
is nficlrlly published. One Of the ar'i i--
provides that the President. when requested by
the japanese g,v-rt rtm.D:, Will act as friend y
m ds,ur in such matters Of dlff-rer c-s az uay
a,i.e hetueen the government u japan and
rny European power.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

LOOKING AFTER FARMs.-A gentle.
men from the country inforns Us that there
are more strangers hunting for improved farms
at the present time than he has for many
day Farmers are taking courage and are not
., ready to sell as they were. However. there
are chances enou IN. We presume to hnd desi.
rabie locsli les 1t fair figures.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

ANOTHER nkv GonDs IIoUsE.-We
unaer.tsrd that r. r. Hill. Eco, leased the
store on Second ssreet. nex' TO " n. Smith
ye.'erdav 70 = gentleman Who 10 ahont 10 fl,
10 what We like ~ eee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
MASS lO\V
OF the National Democracy cf Iowa

The undersigned, National Democrats believ-
ino that the Convention al The Nation i Democ-
racy. that me. in the Hal Of the Maryland In-ti-
tune, in the city Of Baltimore. on the 23d lay Of
June last, truly aud faithfully represented the
sentiments aud doctria.s Of the National liemoc-
ra,.y throughout the Union both ia their plario,
there laid i,Wn. i in the ctndldai there pre-
sented. John 4. Breckiuriige and Gen. jos ph
Lane. hereby call upon all National Democrats and
9th dbs, who have deteIrHln 4 10 support those
gallant men Breckinridye o' kentucky. and Lane
ui Oregon, to meet III Mass Convention AT Daven-
port the 18th day of August, ls6d, TO organize
.he purity and transact such otLer business uAAy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
CARD TO The AFFLICTED!
DR.. L. MILLS

nEvOTES HIS TINE To CURING IN
IL famed and liberated Eyes, removes Film !,
0ranul latons, dc; II stores ght in lncipient Am
urosis is n6dent Of success in all curane cases
ar. u may be CT nsulted At his office in Frank
lin block. Room No. IL, brady s,r.et, between
I'd and Sd.
Residence one door west Of the New Pennsyl-
vania House. jy2n-d6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
steamer News.

FakTu PoiNT. July z6.
The North Briton. fron Liver, oo via Cat
way and st Jobu, passed. this point At hsl:'
ra.t . o'clock Las, evering, on her way 20
Quebec. News anticipated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Central Railroad to Boston.

Time t1rou.h from Chirago ~ ~ Hours.
Passengers leaving Chicago on arrival of train
from Rock Island or Davenport. arrive at Detroit
newt morning. aud Ro-'nn same afternoon.
Through Tickets for sac at the .rand Trunk
Railway Office under Adams House, Mi. gan
C.nrral K,ilroad Othtc, fremont House and at the
Great central Depot, Chicsso.
W &. aNnRu'~
General We-iern Travcing Agent.
je2i-liy No. II Lake ,treet. Chic go.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

BY An advertisement in another col
brated Chirorodis 10 In town. and stepping ai
the Pennsylvauia House. He is certain death
on corns
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Dcstruc,lve Fire.

T, uGHKttP-IR July 26.
The harms and stable II B ~ zine H.ael
aleo tho harms OF Wm A DAVIS and D.. Coo.
per. adjoining. wer. burne this morning. At
about "'clo k, with eight horse..in BAidviGs
barn. Loss shout ti2 900; partly insured.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

DusToN July %
The Democra'ic Central Cenve,iinn At Wor.
ceeter, Yesterday. voted to call State C"nven-
tion st Springfield. on the 9Th of Sci tembtr
| A resolution endorsing Br~ckinridge and Lane
vas defeated. BY a tie vote.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

CoMINa IN.-We notice load sfter
load ~ h.rve., har ia ,etnrnine 10 town. Thev
have rad f.v vsets cf hard lshcr ~ rer-
form hsva rorke's full cf rocta. snd v'li nov
po IN IN h'c srre.. Look out 4 sore heads
and long police rsrcvta
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
CR0CGRlES AND VCCCTABLES.

ID P. SIMMONS INVITES HIS FRIENDS
i AMI the public general y in want of Gf,'cs-
riss and fresh Vegetables tn call at the southw
Of Third aud Brsiy s.where he intends kee.ing
supply ON hand FaFmsrs can receive the highest
y arkst pree for tAsir peodaes By calling on Ain.
iu'y3-ilm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
PennsyIvania DemOc. attic State Con.
vcnllOn

IT AHRf- BUF6F, July 20
The Douglas State Convention meets this
afternoon great crowd Cf politicians ore
here. The opinions are divided Atont the
policy Of nomit s,ing straight cut Doullar
electors. and a.so IS to policy Of the State Con-
ventiOn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

ANAD dog was killed on Harrison
street. near ninth. Yesterday nornine. We
did not hear Of his biting any person or ami.
NAL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Knishts Of the e ,lden Circle.

Nww OiLEANs. Juiy 26.
A letter from V.rs Cruz to the Mexican
Consul here, savs The Knights Of the Golden
Circle have profTerei their assistance to the
Con nstitu,ionsi government, but that JrsIes
r<iects the Z FIR
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
l. ATE n + w S.
From our own Cosrsspoodsst

Ma EDrlos The proprietor Of the Demo
cratic psp~r here has sold the paper and him.
self to the Republican, Great 10 the rejoicing
10 Africs Nig;erdom. on this occasion. show,
its ivory With exultsot grina. Einuni Hsrri
con hath turned Republican. nay. not 20. he
hath eomfesnd himself 10 be the R-pu blcan
which many Democrats here long sioce believ.
ed him to be.
Last night the wide Awskes." numbering
just Lioetsen men ani eighteen boys. Gn all
s7) sersnaded the Republieaa and her Office
M Harrison spoke fret He said be had not
sold out for moaey who until then had charg.
ed it-"ths TIL + fears each bush and officer.
aud the wicked flee when none pussue."
Gov. Kirkvood next spoke. and said tha,
like Har, ison he va renegade Democrat,
whereupon the audience groAned heIcely, to
the great sstonishment of the Governer, who
subsidsd.
Next w. Penn Clarke spoke. aud denounced
the Dem ocrats generally. and With melting
heart welcomed the Meg born brsdd o the
eullsd congregation Of John Brown. Be i,
known that this same W. Peun Clarke, oue of
the shining lights Of Linco.n here. has large
bust OF John Brown setting over bis office
desk
DR.. J. G. Stone, form srly from Rxssis, belch-
ed forth "wrs,h exceeding" on every body -
Grammar and rhetoric were set at defiance
common sense vas ignored. and bile vas pour.
ed forth in torrents from the long Russian Doc.
tor. His friends wept with shane-the lead
ere pinched him in the ribs to stop, he there
upon put on the throttle. and people wiped the
slime from their faces, aud for . u ment
breathed fresh air.
The last speaker was Moses Bloom, . meu
Der Of the city council. Moses is : great man
| in his own estimstioo If in nobody elses. Dur
ing HE speech he asked his Democratic Ger
man friends to mo. vote for Stephen A. Doug
la.!" Hereupon the crowd gave cheer afte,
cheer for Douglas. Moses vas dumbfoand.d
| Mkt Moses touched Brecki ridge nost sympa
thizingly lie pstted him on the back, anc
sai, go in Iowa. while We Republicans g-,
the game" This so disgu.ted the few Breck
inridge men present, that Oliver Houston .Johr
Romback aud others of them, immedi .,el,
pulled of their hats and hurrah.d for Dou zlss
| At the conclusion If Noses wise. able an,
lucid speech. the cheers for Douglas we're over
powering The wide Avakes" preceded b,
Democratic ffer, playing the Rogue
| March proceeded to Hsrrison's house, Will,
tbs D emocrats Immediately organized at t.,
stand just left BY the Republicans. in front o
the Rep ,,ter office. an old fashioned meeting. :
Speeches we're made BY James II Temphn ant
John Bullock. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
| vailed.
Old Johnson county is all o. K. for Dougls
| and johnson. ID.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Found.

4 SACK CONTAINING SOME HOUSE
~ keel ing articles. The owner have the
same by calling q, this office, proving property
and paying c.st of this advertisement.
iulyl7 .dtt
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co NJ Nj E RCIAL
NAtk y rOlGa AsAaA "a.
DAILY k.PORT.
OFFICE DAILY D8nocRAr AND Nxvs
Thursday Eve. July %. 1850

OFFICE DAILY DgnocRAr AND Nxws,t
Thursday Eve, July %. ls6o. I
The receipts of lev Wheat to-day amounted
TO $50 bu, the most Of which Was sold at ,0c---an
advance Of &c since yesterday. No other ch ange.
occurred in the market. Flour ard old Wheat
continue unchanged Corn is dull and unsettled,
with very few transactions. We quote:
FLoUR--In fair demand At IS 5o@5 Is retail, and
S. 25@5 81 wholes. .le for City Spring Extra;
Super6ne - SO; Rye -four s4 O0@4 50; Corn
meal 81 90 y cwt.
Wheat Receipts 450 bu Spring good to choice
sotGsoc; No.. do SIC. We uuote new wheat at
SOC.
CoRx-S Shipments 1850 bu We quote at 25e
for ear, and 2s G30c shelled.
OA1s- In good demand At 25@27c for good to
choice.
BARLEY-In fair demani at 35Gt40c.
kYE-Recepts I5o bu Wo quote at 45c
BrcKwHEAr-A good article sells readily at 75c.
PorAroEs-In fair dema.d at Soc for Pinkeye.
and 35c for Neshannocks. Retail dealers are
.elling at 3Od4pc. New potatoes selling a.
Is 02oc y PEEK, RETAIL
WOoL-We quote at 20@35c.
re and 81 OO@5 90 for Timothy.
HIDEs.-ln good request and moderate at 5(asc
for Green; s@l2c for Dry and ll,al3c for Dry
| Flint.
rUrrER.-There is q good supply in markc. Of
tub butter, but for good and choice roll for table
purp- ses continues in moderate supply ant firm at
lO1,2cla Roll and tub stdec wholesale and LOG
lie retail.
Eoos.-Steady and firm with fair supply at
sHGloc retail.
BEAxs-S.eady and unchanged. Wequote at
% a9Oc wholesale, aud 81 retail.
CHEEsE-Supply light and prices firm at l3@
l5c for Herkmer Co.. Western Reserve l09ilc
whole sale and l2@l5c re.ail.
LARp--In fair supply At ll@,2Hc.
HAxs--' ommon io1s@llc Sugar Cured l2111
| @l5c Shoulders loc retail.
Dn1ED FRu1r-Apple. s1loc; Peaches ll9l5c
Prunes s@l2Hc.
New AoTk Marxct.
By 7el>qraph.l NEw YORK. July 26.
FIorR.-M Market heavy and droppi.g. :
= 90 loSuler state 5, 1895 90 Extra State
81 Q "a O5 >rIer Western 5O5td 5 % Con ncn Il
mediun extra do, s. 81 as 80 inferior to gocl
shipping bra nis and E1,ra kcund iloop Ohio
kyE FLoUK-Stea iy ut So 5uQd4 81.
wHrAr-Market still in favor of buyers. 81 II
Good Chicago Spring 81 "a inferior do. ; - goa
~ Mil Club; s "a Amber Iowa 81 25@l 2:
White Western; 81 30 New White ny.
kYE-Quet. 81 z SIC.
| bAKLTY-Quiet.
CoKN-Msrkst active and prices without strik
ing change. 6oc badly damaged mixed western
81 yt6l NC IN xei western 81 very choice nixeG
western; Toe white western.
| OATs.-MaIket dull. 33@40 Western ard
State.
| Fokk-Heavy sni dull.
| MuIsKy-Market " heavy. o6l/ n 9olLc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

RAluos. July a5-Gsn. Lane il spending
few days ss aud near RAl.igh visi ing the
home of his ancestors aud numerous r-lsti ns.
The Governor, Judges Of the Supreme Cour
and many other prominent Ofhe,ale. and the
sit'ssos gerersliy hsvs hoaored him With :
hearty welcome - dis'iogo''hsd soo OF
the Ststs. and mrrs s.p~ci lily Of the site Of
the city of RAl~eh vAs the old Lane estate
donated by the Gesersrs gran diA,her ior The
espilal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
THE CITY,.

LARos amounts Of goods for Daven-
port merch. nts were shipped cn board the ".
L Ewing, which boa. 10 fast on the lower
rapids.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

VANITY OF VANlTles.-The Musca.
eatine journal 10 Dragging badly over the fact
that one Of the Livery stsbl~s in that town
he's been able to purchase an old cast-of equip
age Of one Of our citizens. Like . copceitrd
darEey Who has encased his s~kard shsnks In
/ sait Of HE masters old clothes, the lttl. man
OF the Journal siruts around and brags about
the price the goods once cost. Such 10 vanity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Valley City Mills Agency.
MITCHELL 4 JOHNSON, Psoprie,

NO FAMILY FLOUR FROM THE ABOVE
~ Mills for sale. whole ale and retail, by
WI. VAN TUYL, Agent,
No %, Brady street, second door b, low lth.
iuly2ldf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Enthus,asaic Douglas Meeting.

Psrsa. sUR0 Ju!y 90.
An immense Donglss meeting vas held Last
night. Charles IrsiDg spoke tso hours. and
-. fol!ose ID by othsra The snthuaiAs@ was
intaass. cad ~ applAass uabeasdsd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Confectionery Of ell Ktnds,
Oranges aud lemons,
NUTS OF ALL KINDS.
He will also keep on hand
Bread, Rolls, Ru.ks / Crackers,
and everything in bis line.
JuflN T. DOUGLASS.

P. S.-Psrties supplied with PYRAMIDS JEL-
LIES aud ICE CkEAM on short notice aud ct
liberal terms. Orders respectfully solicited.
juiy23 dtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

Dick RichaJdsoa NoalHa HatoA Tor Con-
41e00s
Nj. SrsalNe. III. July 3s.-rhs D.0oeratis
Congressional Cow cation. at this place. to-day.
soe1.sstsd Hon W. 4. Rsshs-dsns Soe Co.
gseas. u he 1hA CsaCrsnieeAl Diaesisk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

JUsrrcs's CoURr.-A young CIR, aged
about fourteen years. named Sw-ndle. was
broush, before Ju,,ice Blood. charged With
throwing rocks through the windows Of Mrs.
Coliin's house, situsted on iowa street. near
Flat Iron Square. The girl "a. $50 charged
with using very abusive aud profans lsnsu 70
towards Mrs c. The Justice gave the girl .
good moral lecture. and then fued her ten
cents and costs. in sll amounting to $3.50.
which was paid and the girl liberated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
GREAT EASTERN ROUTE
TO BOSTON AND NEW ENCLlND!

,&sS. 80 ~ .s;sr 80 ~
PASSENGERS Also FOX ALI. PARTS OF
Northern and Western New York. buy YOU.
Tickets from Chicago via the Michit an Central
Railroad Grand Trunk Rail~ay via Ogdensburg,
and Ugdensburg AMI .rmvnt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
Mich Cov t0r sale.

ny PERSON WISHING A FRESH MILCh
"A Cow, eaa procure one low. y acquiring q
the Stose Of r. FEAklN0, ~,
jsaslS-dHl ca. 1sssIs . YsaAy sesss&
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
The Ratification met ting at Spring.
field.

FoRTY THOUSAND DAA.cRA IN COUNCIL
sPsINGrlFLD, July Is h.-The Douglas and
Johns,o GU ratification meet ng 1t this place to
day was undoubtedly the largest political
demonstration ever held 10 Illinois, 1t i, esti-
mated that at least 1000 people we're present.
Nj. Lii coin vic we'd the crowded street. Of the
city from the dcme of the capitol, and pro-
nounced the assembly the largest he had ever
eeen. The excl, sment and enthusiasm exceed.
ed any thing that has been wines. ed eibce the
Lo. Cabin days Of ls4O. large procession.
came in from more than Z duzs counties in
Central Illinois.
Flags and banners bearing appropriate mo i.
toes were waving on everv hand. Que wagon
containing about thirty men. all bar efoot-d.
hore banner. on which was Inscribed :" tt e
Bsrefoo,ed Democracy are for Douglas and
JohCeon!'
The vast concourse Of people repaired to Ell,
wards CIR we, near the citv. and st l o'clock
sev-rsl meetings we're organized.
Speeches were delivered hy Hon. jas c.
Allen, W. A r chsrd.on, John A. Logan, q. g.
F,cklin. Judge Krum OF Mo-. Col Ross. Hon
John A. McCl.rnshd, Judge G. II. Ca,ubell. Dr.
L r. Roe, Anthony TLvrnion, and various 9th.
ere.
At night there was torch light procession.
VII ch contained perhsrs as many as thou.
sand torchea There was also speaking st the
Democratic Headquarters.
Appropriate salut-s have been fred during
the day. and At night there was q splendid
dlrrlsy Of 6reworka
tie enthusiasm Of the people is unparalleled
Attempted lnsuSEectiOn Ia Texas.
ST. Louis. July rs
An extra from the Bonham. Texas, Era flee
of 1sk k.a~ i.she kr- IL
land ms,l, c1n. ined letter from Chs.. B.
Pryor. editor Of the ID lilac Herald ststing tkss
. FIRE 1t that rlncs on the 6th. led to the dis.
covery Of disbo.ics plan to devss:ste the
whole Of Northern Texas. White men. trie d.
Of the abolition preachers, Blunt and Ack,n-
ney, -xpsllsd from the country last year, we're
the stiea:ors Of the plot. ihe plsn VA to
lay the whole country waste by fire, destroy.
ing al arms, ammunition, ETC., :" get the coun.
try in etase If b. lpIessness aud then on elec-
ton day. 10 August. make . general In urrect-
ion. aided by emmiessr,es from the north aud
par lee friendly to the cause 10 Texas.
Tneir sphere Of action vas dis ricte1 and
snb"i-tr;cted, esch division being under the su-
pervisiun Ct = white msn. who controlled the
neg oes As subordioatea Several white men
aud nexr"s> we're arrested At Dallas.
The following fires srs reported TO have oc.
cuSSeu Tue ssme oSt '1ss Os"ss - y eestIvy 60
and attributed to the same suse:
A large mercantile house at Black Jack
Grove; .oss $s0.OOO Three bu.ia-ss houses
1t Deton; loss $luO.OOO. A large stons houss
st fiiUt Point ioss tlOOUO. A stone house
at Lsdoni. loss t2S 1000. Eight stores at
Be'knsP; lUss not gwen.
M'lItord. in Ellis county, was totally destroy.
ed, and there ere several other smaller tires
Great excitement existed throughout the
country.
Prompt aud effective measures ere bling T..
ken for tbe preservation Of properly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
TEA re n - r..
CHINESE UARTER S

X ISHlNG TOG,vF CHARACTER TO THE
~ Tes Trade. and to rend dsr the Hawkeye
Store celebrated tor he choicest grades Of TEAS.
(the same as it is for other fine Groceries, we
havea large invoice Of the karest and most Gel
ebrxted
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

HARVEST Hoxs FEsTlvAL.-Wc sug-
suggest the propristy Of the fa' mere of this
county. in view Of the great blessings which
have been vouchsaf~d to them this seas"n, sP-
pointing day upon which TO meet ss some con-
vsnieut place. and hold hearty. heartfelt hsr.
vest.homs fe.tivsl. What s.y you fsrmsrs Of
Scott countyi Canrot you veil sdord to spend
dry in meeting your farmer friends and in.
dulgiog in happy day Of ofthsnk'givingf We
believe that it would not only be pleasant
dent to be folcwed in after years.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
MoYuNE, PING sUEY CHOPS,
TEAS, GREENS AND BLACKS,
OF Most Deljghlful FlayOrs,

and which is now offered 25 pt cent. cheaper than
the same Teas retail in the cities Of NV York
snd Phila aelphia. Connoi eu,s and ladies are
respectfully invited to ~ examination.
jy9-.f jacob WsANEk, JR, Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

lCE CREAM AND COAPEC1I jNERT.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
i fully inform the citisens Of Davenport that
he has fitted up the store room
Brady, I'd door above 4th St.,
where he will be prepared st all times to supply
those desiiing
TO II GA u - M
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
The s0tioo CD0os ot Davearost and
Rock lslaud on . Big Bastl
AN AWFUL LOT OF OIL BURNED!


Last evening the Nsnsills Clubs Of Daven.
rOrs. hiloved bys si,ni ~ moogrel s'soeis-
sion from Rock Island. had . big bUst on this
s'ds Of the big driuk. The Davenport Club
met their black brethren at the levse. and es-
eortsd them through the streets. and 70 10 front
Of the Gazette Office. when they we're enter
tained b. s,eeches from J, B. l. eske OF Dsven-
port, and Bob smith Of Rock Island. The
meeting mizxled of home
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

NECESSITY FOR fOllCR FORCE.-
In the course of week or two our city will be
ov.rrun With returned harvest hsnds Who. .hav-
ing made little money ny hard labor. will
no, be content until they have had ! e ., rec.
and the last cent Of their hard esrnires 10 <x-
pended. Our streets vill be crowded With
nen made Wild and reckless With liquor. aud
II will be found dangerous for respectable per-
sons to venture out after dark, unless armed
and prepared to resent an ssauls. Men Of
vicious habi,s vill be attracted hitber by .
hope Of gain, ., thy will not be at al par
ticulsr 10 choosing wsys Of making money. We
shall have gamblers. burelsrs. thieves and such
cla.se. Of professional gentlemen Who. to gain
their own ends. would not hssi'sts sn instant
in Sitting msn's viodrips and eoslly pick
inx hi. pockets. We shsll have many Of those
fair but frail ones persmbulsting our streets.
seeki'g who they may dsvour. and hy their
eharus lur,og our young. and perhaps old mes
to destruction. These fallen sng~ls vi'l need
great deal Of watchful care. We shall also
require few trusty policemen - look after
our Mayor and the City Counei'men; the Mar.
shsl being IN old brick. can take care Of him.
self -
With such . prospect before NJ, ws think
that NO man wiIl gsinssy our assertion that -
require . we'll Organised and ficient police
fcrce Let them Be men Who have been tried
On not found venting There ere st THE lin .
several private satchmeo employed in the city
who would a axe capital police odieers They
are faithful. determined q en-. and viii perform
any duty % igosd then With pro~psness ard
fidelity. We do not require large force d
pol esmso. but ws want vhat - do have "a
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

MISS Rosa BELL, of Rock Island, has
secured the agency for the sale Of the "busts"
Of Douglas and Lincoln She offers them very
cheap. and-we presume . good looking young
man. by making liberal purchase, could essi.
ly induce her to throw her ovn bust into the
bargain. Rosa will pay our citizens . visit in
few days. and will then exhibit her 'bu.ts