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Charleston and Savannah
r n T. L "a HI LIN ES
Rales Reduced and SPEED Increased.

Time from Savannah and Charleston To Nasty lie three
three an half and four DAYS
lure from New YORK AID Philadelphia, seven and
half, eight and nine days
lnterVeningS bbaihs cause.-the above variations in
time, as no freight trains are run on Sunday over
three lines.
No detenuons by ice OF snow. Overcharges and
damages Except geS occurring at seal prompt-
ly adjusted by the Nashville and Chats noogz Rail
roao on delivery. c. w. ANDERSON
dee2S-u
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Sundries! sundr:ies!

xyoU can Bud, 90 sis tunes a ouS stnre, al kinds
4 Of Groceries, such az sugars, Socse, AelsSzss.
aarss-sf CHURCH ANDERSON Il co.
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ordinary NraWins.
axe place as specified.
rand apitaI Prize Of S<a 4
Approximation Prizes.
whole Tickets $40; Halves s5;ouarte,, s.

Certificates Of packages IN the Ordinary Rrsxh
VIII be sold al tie following -ates which is he >
Certificate Of Package Of 10 hole Tickets. 3
10 Half
q 10 QoaTter a.
d 10 kghtb
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Our Catalogue refers but partially to the GOODS
Qkept by us) in their respective departments
To our friends and patrons we beg 10 say, that our
stock will be equal if not Superior to any We hav"
heretofore offered; and we most resp ctfully invite
examination of it, assuring ali who may favor US
with q call, that they will fnd ices uniformly
low, and our terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are now re-
ceiying cur st OK daily.
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PennanShip.

A IL VITO xish a. attend Nr. IoLBEAR'S Cases
y shoasS DO - Hseiisleiy, Lille tsefe > an ep
sortos ~. Young esitisE,su y he With F"cd sAlA-
49,. and es..d stszIa1s shau3a az themselves Tor
ding such sI.uasloBs The sstfss ef.on .. tser
gslsyefs- Good
-. WIRING 30 =
l. essential 20 every business man
PHOS OGRA PLY
shoatd be taught d every chid IL the PhsisdelpAiN
Hirh Scss.aI every FuI3l j. rsqairef o. ieara u
Why should The sitizrns Nashville - ted ts@t "H
Fsauires s~xsFai yeAgs 10 lean Il ssa MT ere ir
hundred has Abilities - 70 leara q she's many
b.,y IA tsSa 90 - ysarsef age, have lcsrsed
~th Mr. D., Ana feas 41d xFite q - easily a. ess-
EHaa HFtns.
May sksala Tennesseans, b. siissinE thss,selses
- D. aseeisea thls natter aEa ket - EaAsnd
otheT stst1s. have sesd tor - sEA-ny sf1<s
81 etAeF STATES Esr legislative keTsFtefs bss u =
not iag regsnFtns sisas thAt - azxfal srexsF1-
81 IN osher ef te gfe<fsss saeo@ranAl ss-s
ta4t bs fs-sssd.
Hears - II A. NJ. 70 P. II. sae sos Al night
geha-n
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WILL COMMENCE
On Tuesday, 2Sth of May, 1850.
f..,N

tuesday, Nay 2oh.-Sv eePstakes for untried three
year olds-Slg0 eBtrance-S25 fcrfsit-one mile
- heats-threc more to ill the siake-Club to
add S1co II the is
Wednesday,, Nay 3otA. Jockey Club Purse s3oO-Two
mile heats.
7htTs6dy, Nay 31st-Sweepstakes for thre year ods
u mile heats--Sle -S50forfeit-thiee
more TO I'LL the stake-Club TO add Sleu u the
race is
Friday, Jane 1st-Proprietor's Purse-s2oo One
Mile Heats
Saturday June 2d.-Jockey Club Purse Sf00-Two
Mile Heats.
Same Ddy.-Sweeps tnr three year olds--sngle
dash OF miics-$l00 Entrauce-S50 forfeit--
three more 10 nII the Stdke-Club to add $10o
il the ace is run
To and close 1st of March. Five per cent
IN ira for club money --all entries be made
the undersigned. +. CHEATHAM,
teb20-td Proprietor
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IN oRpERINe TICKETs oRcFRrrF1c.r

hHclosethe amount ei money 10 our address
what you wish 20 purchases; name the Lottery
which yon u ish It invested and whether Won v
= holes, Halves ar Quarters. OF Eighths on rec
OF which We send what Is ordered by FIRST mail
gether With the scheme.
immediately after the drawing "A Printed Drsv
certified 10 by the Commissioners, WILDE sent !
a Explanation.
Hs- Purchasers Will please write their signal
plain, and give the Eams OF their Post Once COZ
and Stale
observation-disclosures ictly eonfdentiaI
Sc Aliprikes OF 81 ,0ooand ander. paidimmedf
y after the ing-otheIprizesattheu sua Ain
forty days.
TPWoOd, Eddy Co.'s Lotteries are drawr
Aug ustR, Georgia, ana Wilmington, Delaware
AddressOFderst 4 or ficketsor Certificates by
or Expresr TO be iircctsctc
WOOD, EDDY CO. ,Augusta Georgia
or WOOD, EDDY & CO. Atlanta Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY c CO. Wilmington Delawar
RECrcuiars Continuing Schemes for tie n
will be sent fee OF expense BY addressing As abb
ian27
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Prizes Paid Immediately after
CAUTION.

49, u8rdersaddressettoF kAscE -BEoADnE
O. .WilmsaEtoD Del. vii meeiwitb prompt
tsn And1 b ep riasse efhcia ldrawlsg iseHtasso
over
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Ninaow Glass.

txrIsDow ct-Ass. best sa.lssY .es aliases lrsn
W ~ 10 ~ - = "a, fsr s.is ~
sszkls HANS. aius = . % ..
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the Country.
THIS fine brand of Champagne, which until the
i past year confined exclusively 10 the best IT,
bles of the Continent of Europe, has obtained
the most nbounJed success and popularity in this
country. 1t is recommended by some of the first
Physicians of the city Of New York, over all other
wines, account of its extreme purity and delica-
cy, and those wSo once try 1t rarely any other
brand. Although only year has elapsed since
its introduction into this country, the demand is
enormous, and constantly increasing. Our arrange
ments such to ensure the quality of the Wine
being maintained al its present high standard. The
Prince Imperial is imported solely by US, beng
the sole Agents of Messrs. De VESOGE Co., in this
country. E.V. HAUGHWOUT co.
Nos. 1873, 400 and 492 Broadway, New York.
Sold il Nashville by NJ. K f. F. CHEATIIAM.
Corner OF Church and College sts
mare-3md
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CeaI Oil Lamps.

n RCxES Cszz osl Isurs, e varieas styles
q uszz - <essszzzsd Colisnz Bsrper. Ger sale
$500 Rains, skous =
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DREPAREH FRoMFREsH ROOTS-the onI, kind
L worthy t he confidence OF Physician o n the pub
ic-superIor oallothersfOr removing Impurities 0
the blood or Mercury from the system and curin
Eruptions ,Pimpes ,Boils Sores Rheullatism Neura
gia, syphilis Scrofula ,Dropsy diseases the Back
Liver, Kidneys skin and Head Female Complaints
&c. max esth eskinc an smooth and should
asedin the Spring and summer purifyt b e loot
and preventSickness 81 so a bottle
Preparcdby II ) HUGHES Memphis Tenn.
Rs- SoldIn Nashville by JONES & HOOPER RAINS
BRowN ind 10 6 BROwN Druggists
RI
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Grand consolidated Lottery Of Delawa
spIENnIn scHEmK.
AND "a Apprcximanons prizes ranging from
up 20 $500.

= IS prizes-.--. ..-.- amounting 10 sSSesS
WholeTieketsslo: III law Is 81 ,QHaTterss@se
Persons who desirs nees only refnitfn RISK 4
aeksge foi shieh wewiiseaS Certibesis-
lows:
certificate ofPaekagsof ie whoief ccsts--.-.
DO. 40. IS HalveE, .. 49,
do. de- 10 Quarters" ...-s
d. 40. Is Eighlks. I" 49,.
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S Xix s
D R Ess GOODS,

Black Italian Silks, all widths.
eros DeHhiIes Lyons, every "icth ana quaHty.
Lyons eros D'haps, BLK and Cold
Black Tadetas medium and heavy.
Black Armsre Royale.
Rich Poult De Sole.
Rich PouIt lie Sole, Bayadere and Plain.
Gros DeParis full boiled.
Rich Cbene, extra rich.
Rich Robes, two to ten volants.
Black Velvet, Lyons.
Black Satins, 90
White silk Serges and Oil Silks.
Black and colored Challies.
PopIns, Bay adere, Chene and BrOche.
Grapes, English aud Italian, al colors.
Grape Leisse.
Oriental Bareges and Tissues.
Grenadines and Icons Cloths.
DeIaIues Plaid and Printed.
DeIAInes, rich chintz cOlOrs.
Msrinos, bl'k, white and coPd.
AIpaccas, blk, cord and Brocade.
Black BON ba zines Winter and Summer fabric.
NOreens for Skirts.
Grass Cloth for Skirts.
Clan Tartan PIaide, Scotch.
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Louisville, New Albany d Chicago
RAILROAD.
Ezzs E 80 49,

- - -
FOR ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, DETROIT,
And all Points West and North
west.
rhe Great Western and Northwest shortLine Route
1883. FAIL ARRANGEnENT.
Two Daily Trains 20 St. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
an and sster DECEMBER stll 1857 Passenger
" trains viii leave New albany as follows:
1910 A NJ, Chicago aud 81 iouiA Express Mail
fsally except Sunday )reashinglst LOUIS al Il so
A. n, and Chicago at iosso A. NJ: Cincinnati al
iod5 P. n. Chicago and 81. Louis Night Express
Daily except s@.ard1ysl. reaching - Ioais as
day nights this train runs only 10 Mitchell. re-
turning Monday mornings
las r. N. Mitchell Accommodation DAILY except
sundays). Returning eonbeets with The train
from 81 Leuis at e;xo a NJ, reaching New Al
eaBy ~ s;u5 =. NJ. Louisville at ssoP. ii.
Trains leave "a. Loass Al Z so A. NJ and s.ooP
NJ. arris nag al Ieaisylise 1T oI5 A. n. and sac
Pm.
Only one change Of Cars to 81. Louis, Cincin-
natl. or Chicago.
Baggage Checked Through.
AL Trains connect elosely snh all Passenger
Trans The ONO al AisElssP f1aiiraad ,aHc wait
tsae ai.sisl tos . ~ ir4ias ~Asn they are delay
Cd thereby inseFing 10 Passengers reliable ceanse-
tions a Mitchell iron 81. foais c1nfianats-
So Passengers ana Baggage taken - ana ffon
eHy part 81 the city and the szFs free ef charge.
BosE Throash Trains essuess siassly al erseness-
tie vita tbs fcrre Haate = I'd Riehmosd kziroad, ,
sst for TsTFs Haste and ouiz ana East foE In
dtasszpalis- AtlAfaFefle zifh the Toledo Western
Railway And viii Tbs Nieblxzn sesthsfn and
ftrs h-rn Insl4na L. r. Tor foisas sne Cn,cage and
al fztsxrnetiase Sfastoae. Alsa - Icht<-n CITY
via us EsShiE.n csptFsI Railrasd feE calezse zne
al issuss Sasf@sd sertA-~ sss Aisofer DstrsitzaS
al ssoipfs Fast.
49, Geaeral Passenger Of1ee, Ne. SIS EzsB street
LoaIzssIis, KY. = hsFs THROUGH TICkETs sAa far
sher iafer1szffon eza ee abtalssd- -
Trslsz are ran by IeaEssffstIsms.
\ 4. kickEk ,ssp't
Nsx Albany, Oet- Il, lisa. essis-ff
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30 see prizes am ountlng os W.
Tieketks2o Halves 10 quarters 50, Eighthks
teofPaekageoi2s whoies costs SIS
DO. 20 Halves. u
do. do. &c Quarters. 49,. !
do. DO. &c Eighths ,-.......
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delawa
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra Class 10.
To be drHwnin Wilmington, Delaware, Wednss
FEB. -, 1s6o.
Every other Ticket . Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduct
Ess keseLottersessrsry PTizeis drarR! +
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Our Stock

o. fiaatation she's 10 eenpiets- Al.o-Hoess Ser.
vs.s's shoes Of sss ysry hSss ssaAty-
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Tar! Tar.
whisky! whisky! whisky.

uTE have iust received hrEe lot Of TAR, and
w are n, TIus it az the i0~es hRure.
mar2a-if CHURCH AAnEkSON & co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03

Tuesday, Oct. 3.
Court me. pursuant to adjournment at Q o'clocl
A. NJ.
Frederick 0ottsehalk WAS admitted - IN At
torney Of this court.
James O'Brien and Frank Sehsbler admitted
| citizens VI y. 8.
$50. James Philips VI Thomas and John o RI
Delaware Co. Submi ted Fart Of appellant
appellee TO submit in 20 days.
l85. A Wahl W Fayette Phillips. Delaware
county. Submitted on oral and written argumsn,
Of counsel.
ls2 ben N Samuels vs. 3 Sangworthy. Du-
buqus city court. Submitted on oral and written
argument.
1913. Geo B Chandler vs. Pelan / Anderson. Du-
buque city court. Submitted on oral and written
argument.
22. N schooner. ct 81 " N Lynch, ct 81. Du-
buque county. Submitted on written and oral
argument.
454. Dubuque Harbor Improvement Company
W Alfred Mcdaniel. Dubuque city court. A.
irmed by consent without damages.
ASS. Geo Rogers, OF al W Cunningham
Sheriff. Dubuque county Dubuque city curt.
Submitted on written argument.
457. Il Wiltse, ,SS0uardian " w Hurley.
Dubuque city court Submitted on oral and writ
ten argument.
40. Joseph Broom vs. Thomas Orr. Dubuque
city court. Submitted on part Of . alpellse-ap-
pellee to submit in ten days.
479. Sehfheld d Scott W julius r Graves
Dubuque city court. Judgment. affirmed by con-
sent without damages.
48. Dubuque hArbor Improvement Company
W Sull. Dubuque city court. Judgment
affirmed by consent without damages.
Court adjourned until this wv ednesdsy) morning
at O'Clock.
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River Items.
Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1860.

Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1860.
ARRIVED
ACROssK, Parker, st. Louis.
METROPOLITAN, jerks, Montrose.
Harmonic, Cabbell, MOntrose.
DEPARTED.
LACROSSE, Parker, st. Paul.
METROPOLITAN, jerks, Montrose.
MUsCATIxs, BURLINGTON AND MoNTRosE MAIL
PACKEr.-The Rapids mail and passenger packet
Kate Cassell, will depart for Montrose and all
intermediate landings, at o'clock this morning,
making sure connections for st. Louis in thirty
six houn.
The Harmonic. Capt. Cabbell, will be the regu-
lsr racket for Montrose this morning att O'Clock
making connections for St. Louis in SO hours
THE CANADA will be the regular Northern Line
steamer for Montrose this morning at 8 o'clock-
making connections for St. Louis in thirty-six
hours.
The Henry Clay, Capt. Stevenson, will be the,
regular Northern Line packet for St. Paul and a,
way points this morning.
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Arrival Of the Pony Express.

ST. J0sEPH, Oct. l.
The Pony Express arrived last night with
dates 10 Sept 10th. The Oregon Legislature
met st Salem ON the 10th. The House vas or.
ganized by choosing Benjamin Harding, Doug
lac Democrat, who ct the last two elections
voted for Logan, Republican, for Congress- 40
Speaker; 7. AcPat.en. Rep, Chief CLERK !;
Allen. Douglas Dem. AssistsDt Clerk; Sever
age, Rep, sergeant At arms. The Senatorial
organization Of the Assembly vas regarded BY
the Breckenridge members % On indication
that : Douglas Republican coalition was o.
ready formed to elect Col. Baker and 8. W..
Nesmith Ssnstore. Tie constitution Of Oregon
requires two thirds Of all the members elected
to each house to form quorum to do business.
Upon RECEIVING the news Of the organization
Of the House. six Of the Breckinridgs Ssnstors
boltsd-abseonding from Salem early on the
morning Of the llth, leaving that body with.
out quorum, and in that condition has cor
unusd up 70 the latest sccount..
The names Of the Senators Who withdrew
are FIorence. Monroe. Berry, McHenry, Fi,s
hugh and shelby. The latter 10 . son in.lav
ot Gen Lane. A resolution was passsd bv the
Ssnste empcwsring the sergeant -at.srms to
compel the attendance Of absent N. mbsrs A
miner named Woodeids. while digging near
Wsassrvils. fund pi.ce Of gold worth $500
Ihs next day, while digging aesr ,hs same
spot. he was instantly killed by the bank
csviog 10 upon bin. Upwsvds o; $500 has
been taken ut Of Mount Ophir claim, in ruoa-
nina, on the 7th inst
At LAO A. n. the line failed. d.-Opevatov
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"TnAr DIscussIox. The Gazette
In suding to the discussion between Vim. NJ.
ksDaie snd Theo. Guslish At Buffalo on last
Monday evening. says: "A German. who
vas present. isforms 10 it wss complete fail
nre' For the first time in its history, the o.
setts hss published a truthful account Of 20.
liticsl discussion. Tie discussion was . "com
plete failure" a. far as Mr.. Gusleh vas con.
eerned. We had supposed from the fuss and
talk Of the Gazens that Guelich vss entitled
T. some reputation As . German speaker. but
this effort of HE vas 90 complete 6xzls that
We undertake to cay that the Republican man.
ayers will not sgsin allow Guslich to meet
even Mr.. Mckenzie, for whom the Gazette ex-
presses such contempt.
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COMM e r CT AL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

ORHIcE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NRws,l
Tuesday Eve., Oct. 2, 1860.
Tue WEATHER. for the past week has been rath
er uafavorable for bringing forward produce, bu
| the average receipts have been about - large q
usual. We have had several heavy showers dur
ing tho week, and on Sunday and Monday soak
ing rain.
BUSINESS has been very good indeed. Th'
County Fair brought in thousands of people Wit
embraced the opportunity to lay in their stores
and during the Fair days our merchants had al
| they could possibly attend to. We do not thini
trade has fully commenced a. yet. The low pri
ces Of produce will have the effect Of inducing
farmers to hold on to their stocks until the market
improves. We think this questionable policy, .,
least so far as Wheat and Barley are concerned
We can see nothing upon which to predicate q
rise in the price of either of the above cereals.
OUR PRODUCE market has been rather unsettled
for the past week, prices uctuating considers bly,
Wheat and Barley declined Sc in the forepart Of
tho week, bat the decline in Wheat was no,
wholly sustained. We quotaef MOL article Of
Wheat at ITO; and No. l ::srticle Of Barley q
500. Nothing doing in the Corn market prices
nominally zoe. Oats are in fair request at 15@
lsc. Our dealers are now shipping principally
by Raila river freights are too high to justify
shipping south. Below we give cur quotations,
receipts and shipments for the week ending to-
night:
FLoUR-Shipments 504O bbls. Market very firm
Spring Extra - 50 wholesale; $475@5 90 retail
WHEAr-Receipts 33 ,94l bu; shipments 1878
bu. In demand ct 75@76c.
CoRN-Little doing and Nominal at 2Oc.
BARLsv-Active at A905oc for No. I. Receipts
l5,6ls bu. Shipments 1915 bu.
OArs-ln fair request and steady at l5@1sc
Receipts so6 bu; shipments 1916 bu.
OxIoxs-Recsipts 1855 bu shipments s306 bu
We quote At lj@l5c for fair to good.
PorAroEs-In good demand At 15@l6c whole
sale, and so@4oo retail. Receipts 45Os bu ship.
ments 1851 bu.
ToxAroEs-In supply at 2sc@so y bu whole
sale aud lo9l5c y peck retail:
SWEET Por Aross-In fair request 1t 7sc whole
sale, and 81 retail.
HAY.-Stssdy and quiet at so05 50 for Prai.
rie and 81 90 for Timothy. Hungarian Grass 81 Sc
@s so per tun.
HIDss.-In good request and moderate at s@se
for Green; s@l9c for Dry and ll,@l3c for Dry
Flint.
BUrrsR-Rather scarce, and good article in
dsuand 70. table use. We quote At l5c whole
sale, and II he rstsil.
Eoas.-Stsady and Arm With . fair supply =,
So Wholesale, and loo retail.
BsAHs-Ssssdy and uushsnged. We quote .t
se0soc Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEass-Supply light and prices firm q ls0
15e for Hsrkimsr Co.; Western Reserve lo0lls
wholesale and l20l6c retail.
LARD-In fair supply ~ 1l0l3Ke.
HAA-Coamon l0<0lle Susar Cursd 13k
@lSe 0heal1au 1oe retail.
Damn Fsvn-Applss s0los Peaches ll0lSe,
[1Bts eol936e.. 1 1h@ag
- 's@-aksze swef zxE* =
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New York Market.

by Telegraph. NEw YoRE, Oct. 2.
FLoUR-Market 5@l0c Better, but closed dull
s5I5W5.40 Super Stste; $5.45@ $50 Extra State
$535@5. 40 Super Western; $5.4oM5 rs Common
to Extra do; $5.70W5 Is Inferior to Good Ship
ping Brands Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
t.YE FLOUR-Steady at $1.5Ol54.4O.
WHEAr-Market shade better with moderate
export demand. $l.l4@I.lsH common to very
choice Chicago Spring; $l-2OtGl.2l Mill Club
Sl.22@l.1 ~ good and very handsome Iowa 81 %
@1.2o Winter Red Western $I.35Q0l.40 White
Indiana and Mich.
kYg-Market more active and 6rmer.
BARLEY.-Dull and dropping. Sales at Tic.
COKN-Market . shade 6rmer. 69X mixed
western a6oat.
OArs-Ma,ket steady. s7@39 for Western State
and Canadian.
PORK-Duli and unchanged.
WHIsKY-Market without material change.
23H@3SX
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A PHO,
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN

FARrnsa PoIxr, Oct. g.
The North American frem Liverpool goth via
Londonderry 2lst, passed here ~ 3 o'clock A.
NJ, bound for Quebec. She vas boarded by
the news yacht and . summary Of her news
obtained.
The news 10 quite important, confirming the
report Of the Glasgow of Cape Race on the Dc.
feat Of Gen. Lsmoriciers BY Gen. Cioldins
The battle lasted six hours. and Afterwards
the greater portion Of the pontficsl army esp-
itulated.
Lamoricisrs escaped to Ansona.
Considerable unsasiness was felt because Of
collisions between the French troops at Rome
and Garibsldls troops.
The hope Of more serious complications be
ing avoided. was chiefly founded on the ex
psctation that the Pope would shortly leave
Rome.
The Sacred College were lending their In
auencs TO induce the Pope to seek IN asylum
in Spain or Austria.
II the Pope departs the French would follow
his example and the Sardinisns at once occupy
Rome.
1t was reported that Gen, Guyens force
would be increased to 10000 men.
The Times ssys the papsl army no longer ex'
lists, for the 10000 men besiegsd In AneOns
may already be rsckonsd on - Gen. Cioidins's
p isoners.
The Herald says the pspal army has been
defeated. but net dishonorsd.
Lamorciere wss evidently i'll organized and
III formed, and we're no match for . regular
army led by able eommsndsrs
The Herald says the result Of the recent bat
tie 10 to transfer to the King Of Sardinia the
whole Roman territory except Rome, vitterbe
and Civita.
Liverpool Marfet.-Wheat steady at full
prices OF yesterday.
Corn 6rm and Cd lighter. Mixed aad yel
low 35d.
The weather 10 favorable for the crops.
Provisions generally quiet.
LONDON, Friday-Consols 90 l-4a9S 3.4.
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From Pike's Peak.

JOsBf0, OCt e.
Denver City dates to September 24th are re.
csived.
The Express only brought little over one
thousand in dust, but much more was In the
hands of passengers.
The coach met the officers with Gordon,
the murderer, one hundred and eighty mii.s
this sije Of Denver. 1t is thought he will be
taken from the hands Of the officers before
reaching that City an hung.
The citizens Of Denver met in mass eonvsn-
ton On the 23rd and adopted Provisional
Government and under which they hope in fu-
ture to enjoy all the blessings good goveI n.
ment could afford.
The election Of officers fer the ensuing I
mt nths was to Lave been he'd Sept 10TH
chunk OF gold weighing tlyl 10 reported
to have been taken fiom the American gulch
on the head water4 OF B.ue River. The said
gulch bids fair to rival the celebrated Georgia
gulch in the .arne neighborhood.
A new silver lead has been discovered on the
dividing ridge between the Arksnsas and the
Platte, which assays very rich.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03

BAKERY.-Charlie Hart, foreman Of
the Union Bakery for the last four years. has
carry it on himsslf; which is q guarantee that
things will be done up right, and in good order.
Bakery ON Second between Brady and Perry
streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03

Law Co.PARrNERsHlP.-By gIancing
at our advertising columns it will be seen that
Messrs. j. w. Stewart and james Armstrong
have formed law co-partnership, snl will
hereafter continue practicing At their joint
Office in Nickoll's Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03

REGULAR MEETING DOUGLAS AND
JOHNSON Clue Hon. Lincoln Clark, Democrat.
10 Elector at large. and Hon. James B. Cald.
we'll. Mayor of the City. will address the
Douglas and johnson Club tonight. Turn
out. Turn out
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03

Coon IMpRovNEMENT.-W notice that
yesterday Street Commissioner Baker. had .
lot Of hands engaged in cleaning out the gutter
in front Of burrows Block and were informed
that he intends to I'll! the same with rock 80
that i: will be perfectly safe to pass along said
street, without being "spattersd" with uud.-
good ides.