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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-05-16
G. D., Treasurer
STATE OF IOWA, / SIS
COUNTY.

| hereby certify that before me -
in and for said county personally appear
ed the above named G. D., Treasurer OF
said County personally known to me to be
the Treasurer Of said County at the date
of the execution of the above conveyance,
and to be the identical person whose name
is affixed to and who executed the above
conveyance as Treasurer of said County
and who acknowledged the execution Of
the same to be his voluntary act and deed
as Treasurer Of said County, for the pur-
poses therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal this
ID day Of --A. D., 18--.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-05-16

Now, therefore, l, c. D., Treasurer Of
the County aforesaid, for and in consd-
Grafton of the said sum to the Treasurer
paid as aforesaid, and by virtue of the
Statute in such case made and provided,
have granted, bargained and sold, and by
these presents DO grant, bargain and sell,
unto the said A. B. or G. F. his heirs
and assigns, the real property last here
inbefore described to have and to hold
unto him the said A. B. or E. f. his
heirs and assigns forever: subject how
ever, to all the rights of redemption pro-
vided by law In witness whereof |, G.
D. Treasurer as aforesaid BY virtue of the
authority aforesaid, have hereunto sub
scribed my name on this - day of
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-05-16
For Sale,
A GOOD WATER-POWER.

SITUATED IN BUCHANAN COUNTY.
- Iowa, three miles from the independence
Depot Of the Dubuque q Pacific Railroad
This Water Power is sufficient to run a Flour
ing Mill. with good Saw Mill now in opera.
tion: Ihore Is on the property good Dwell
ing House, with other buildings.
For further informotion inquire of DR.. Bay
ANT, or SAMUEL SHERWOOD. both Of Indepen-
dence, or Of JAMES A. DYER,
January 18th, 1860. (6m) Proprietor
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-05-16
and State O

having offered to pay the sum o.
dollars and -- cents being the y hole
amount Of taxes, interest and costs then
due and remaining unpaid on said proper
~, for here follows the description Of
the property sold which was the least
quantity bid for: and payment OF said
sum having been by him made to the
said Treasurer, the said properly was
stricken off to him at that price, and
whereas, the said A. b. did on the G.
day of A. D., -- duly assign the Ger
tifcate of the sale of tie property as afore-
said and all his right, tile and interest TO
said property to L. f. Of the County Of
-- and State Of --l
and whereas, three years have elapsed
since the date of said sale and the said
has not been redeemed there
from AS provided for by law,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-05-16
COUNTY,,

The above GER
,fcate Of publication, subscribed aud
sworn TO, before me, by the above named
A. B., who is personally known to me to
be the identical person described in the
above certificate, on the-day Of,
A. D., 18-. CD.
Clerk of tho Rnard &c Cnnorr;cnr-
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-05-16


and published in the county o.
and State of Iowa, do hereby certify that
the foregoing notice and list were pub
lished in said newspaper once in each
week for three successive weeks, the last
of which publications was made prior to
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-05-16

and that copies of each number of said
paper in which said notice and list was
published, were delivered by carriers, or
transmitted by mail, to each of the sub
scribers to said paper, according to the
accustomed mode Of business in this Of
fee. A. B.,
Publisher or printer of the
STATE OF IOWA,)
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10
TELEGR A PHO.
From WAshlngton.

WAsHIxoroS. Dec. I.
Corre.DoNdenes Of the 7vsss-Mr. Clay, late
Aini.ter to Peru. has called on President
Buchanan. and the documents are being pre-
paired TO accompany special message 10 Con-
gress q the Peruvian claim. This message
gill probably be cent in about ten days At
the same time the case OF Paraguay viii be
disposed Of
Senator Latham gives il .. hi. opinion that
there would not be 500 in California, favorable
t. iAclnc Republic. and that Cslifordis will
80 WIN tee Northern States, although Ii 10
o"n'tsntly denied. l sm confident that .
majority OF Republicans will be ready for any
compromise not involving the loss OF the per.
sonal .-lfrespect Of those who voted for Lin.
coin. and the dignity Of the Northern S,a,es
The 1ribuns's correspondence from W.ah.
ibgton. says Information here states that q force
u $4,000 strong, was organized In South Caro-
lins. for the purpose Of taking the faris there.
whenever the government shall refuse to re-.
iibquish them after secession. Notwithstsnd.
ing the Threatening attitude Of South Carolina.
Il ere is reason to know that the most discreet
and trusted advisers here have written to the
managers there counselling against any dem
ons,ratIon whatever by which collision might
be percipitated or blood shed.
Mr. Cobb has neither resigned nor left the
city, as reported lie is confined to his houss
by painful indisposition.
An informal conference Of several Senators
Gss held to day. at which Messrs. Fe.seu deu,
Bigler, Pearce, Pogh and others were present.
They seem TO favor the extension Of the Mis-
souri, line TO the Pacific, as q basis Of compro.
nice, atsgned as an amendment to the Con.
stltu,lon to meet the difficulty ihterposed BY
the decision Of the Supreme Court
Mr Secretary Cobb has had repeated inter.
views with SIR. Hunter. and finds himself una
bic to extricate the Treasury from its present
bankrupt condition, nsequently he propos-
ss to resign at once. Mr.. Hunter, as . mat
ter Of fact, will have to resign his position
~ the Chairman Of the Finance COMMITTEE in
the Senste. Both are Southerners and see.s-
s,oDista
Mr. Holt the present Post Master General
it 10 said, will succeed Mr.. Cobb as S-cre.s.
~ Of the Treasury, and Mr.. Fessenden will
succeed Mr. Hunter
The caucus which was held last evening 1t
Browns Hotel. was composed chiefly Of ultra
men from the South. None Of the moderate
men from Georgia. Mississippi. Alabama or
Louisiana we're invited. They came to no de-
termination. The opinion expressed were dc.
cidedly adverse to mseting with the Commit.
tee Of 33. Another meeting vii, be held to.
morrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10
CONGREGATIONAL.

" ARLINGTON, Dec. 7.
Tie Speaker appointed the blowing special
committee under Mr. Boetlers resolutions r.
consider questions connected with the perious
condition of the country: Ohio, Corwin. chair.
man; Virginia Millsou, Ma achusetts, Adams ;
North Carolina. Winsou New York, Hum
phrey; south Carolina, Boyce: Pennsylvania,
Campbell; Georgia, Love- Connecticut, Perry;
Maryland, Davis; Rhode leland. Robinson !;
Delaware, Whitley; New Hampshire, Tappsn !;
New Jersey, Stratton Kentucky. Bristow ,
Vermont. Morrill,; Tennessee. Nelson, Indiana,
Dunn Louisiana. Taylor; M-s.sippi, Davis
illinois, Kellogg Alabama. Ho owstou Main.
Morse; Missouri, Phe.ps; Arkansas, Rust !;
michigan, Howard Florida, uawkins Texas.
Hamilton Wisconsin, Washburn Iowa. Cur
tis; California, Burch Minnesota, Window !;
Oregon. Stout
Mr.. Hawkins of florida, wished to be ex.
cused from serving the committee, and
pending q motion that he be SO excused. House
adjourned till next Monday
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10
DAVENPORT IOWA MONDAY MoRNNG DECEMBER 10 $780,
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA

NEv YoRK, Dec Z.
The Asia from Liverpool, Nov. gath. via
Queenstown 25th, arrived At $50 this p NJ
Inc henian arrived at Londonderry on the
Esd, the Europs at Queenstown on the 2o,h.
Ho.iilities have re-commenced. In the north
two ssirmishes have been Tough. with the
tartar cavalry, who were repused.
The allied army was waiting in hostile 20
stion before Pekin.
Negotiations were opened by the Chinese.
but not in supplieatory manner No new
government movement
Changes in the Neapolitan ministry are re-
ported. Porerio had joined the Cabinet with.
out . portfolio.
1t 10 reported that the State Council will be
soor convoked on important business
visitor Emanuel was expected To 90 to Pal.
ermo on the a6th. A deput.tion had presented
him with the result of the voting in Umbria
and the Marches.
The Piedmontsse Parliament 10 to be conv en-.
ed and forthwith dissolved, in order to be re-
placed by an Italian Parliament
There are vague reports that negotiations
had commenced ct Paris for the ces,op If
Venetin.
Inc Arcuc exploring steamer Fox has return
cd from averaging the shores Of Greenland. etc
for the North Atlantic Telegraph. 1t Is re-.
ported that the re.ult is satisfactory
The Galway company is endeavorire to OBJ
tam contract to carry the French mails via
0ai~ay. lhey offer to run weekly. The pros.
poets are represented to be favorable
Tie official investigation into the loss of the
Connaught is progressing
The London Globe confirms the report that
the Duke OF Newcastle will receive the vscan,
Order Of Garter.
French decree prevents the expectation OF
iron ore free
There are rumors of probable visit of EN-
peror Napoleon to England to meet the EN-
press at VII dsor.
Bonrse quite steady a. 7Of l5c The ratif-
cation OF the new loan for Turkey by France is
completed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10
COMMERCIAL
DAWNP MARKET
DAILY REPORT.

OEPycs DAILr DEuocRAT AND NEvs,l
-1 Saturday Eve., Dsc. ., 1850. !
There is little change in the market since ouI
our last quotations. We notice that the scarcity
Of Barley in the market il giving it nther m mp
ward tendency. Corn is accumulsting in store
and teads downward and win probably not b
above l5c on Monday. We qu ots:i
FLouK-s425@A50. Shipments 500 bbls.
WHEAr-55Gsoc. Receipts 8 ~ bu.
BARLRy--No soGa2c Receipts lls bu. Ship
mests $50 bu.
Coss-l5916c. Receipts ,55obu.
DRsssED Hoss-Ss. .5OG4.5o.
HAr-Uplsnd prairie $3.50.
GROCERIES.
CorpEr.-The market is very arm, with pros
poets of an advance. Eastern advjces report the
demand brisk, and prices fully sustained. We
quote Rio at 15@ls1c; Aaricabp, 17@l7 lie
Java, Is l-2@lsc.
SuGAR-Firm and advancing. Sales are being
made at sA@5l-2c common, good. fair; s@9 l-2c
prime to choice; sA0l0 lie Porbs Rico; SIG
9 l-2c for fair to choice.
TEAs-Firm with . good demand, 1t an ad-
vance Of loc per pound on the lower grades
Young Hyson, 35@s5s; Gunpowder, 45G7oc.
Black Teas, 35G65c = h.
MoLAssEs-Market quiet. Common reboiled
35G37c; choice Plantation 45c; inferior grades
Of plantation sell from 38c to 4Oc; Belchers Syr-
ups 37C945c, according to quality choic Golden
Syrup, $50 Crushed Sugar, IL lag l2c; Panda'
n, IL l-e@l2 l-2s.
Drsr nd AZ
EGSs-very scarce and in demand at lSG2ec D
dos.
CHKEsK-Herkimer. Co. l3917c per h.; Wes-
tern Reserve II 11@l2Kc.
APrLss-Msrket we'll supplied u $2.0o92.75 y
Dbl.
PoULrRY-Live Chickens in good request 1t
81 .5O(G1 80 = dox Turkeys, 650SOc each +; y b,
s@9c.
DRIED FRu1r-Apple. sK@7c Peaches s1l2c;
New York Plumbs Sec Cherries loGl5c Raisins
15425c: Currants l5c.
B.ANs-In demand at 65G75c y bu.
GAxE-But little coming in: Quails, Csc .
doz; Prairie Chickens, $3.50 y doz.; Msllard
Ducks, 25@35c y pair.
TURS1rs.-l5@20c per bu.
SWEET PoTATOEs-6Oc wholesale, and Soc re-
tail. From wagons 4Oc.
HAMs-New Sugar Cured 14c per lb. Wholesale,
and l5c retail. Plain 1891 lac per lb.
LARD-very scarce 1t 12H q l5e.
HIDEs.-In good request and moderate at 40
for Green loc for Dry and ll1lsc for Dry Flint.
WooD-Hickory $500 per cord Oak $500 Per
cord:
CoAL-10c per bushel in the yard.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10

LARcENY.-A woman named Caths-
fipe Swain. went into Eldridgs Wiliiams
store Saturday and asked to sell some stock
ings, and while making up bargain, took oc.
casiea to clip piece Of print under her cloak.
She was detected in the act, and taken before
the Justice, Who fined her ten dollars and eosss
amounting TO Slato. Not haviug the funds
about her. vas. in the absence OF . constable,
placed under tbe charge Of Capt, Lttler,
with airecsions TO escort nsr 70 jai. Z lime vAs
given her TO endsAvor to raise the fands
eIong nsr friends. which she succeeded in 20
ing to the extent of 81. for which. in copsider.
stion OF the fact that che had babe at home :
she vss discharged. Poor ,short-siehted crss .
ture, the wages Of her ein would have bought
her enough calico to have made Asn dox.u
dresses. 70 ssy nothing about the disgrace to
which the aes subjsstsd her. Let it serve d
. lasting Wsrning.
vfvYt-FFvs1 asp ~ * .-sr 80 s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10

NRw YoRE, Decsmber6.
FLouR-Scarcely 90 heavy-dsmani limited.
&4.40@4.50 Super State; &4.55@4.65 Extra State
$4.40@4.50 Super Western; $4.50t95. 90 Common
Extra do. $4.S0@5OO Inferior = Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis.
RYE FLouR-Steady at - .4o@s. 10 for common
to choice.
WHEAr-Market heavy and nominaly. sl.1o
Winter Red Western; 81 ~ White Canada ; CSC
Chicago Spring.
RYB-Market dull a. Csc.
BARLRY-Market dull.
CoRN-Market lower. 5s@5sHc mixed west
erA.
OArs-MaIket dull at 35@35 western, and
State.
PoRK-Dull. $l675 mess; $l0.75 prime.
BEEP-Quet and steady.
Cur MBArs-Heavy and nominal.
LARD-DuH.
WHsKY-Market without much change. IN
Ml7lac.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10

Times ofopening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Once:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at 4 Y and PH ;closes
at5:3o \ and 5Ph.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives At P ~; closes $50 AN.
SOUTHERN MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, arrives at Pm; closes 6;30As.
WssrEES AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives 1T
6PH; closes at SPA.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives 9 A y; closes At Pm.
DUBuoUs WAY MAIL, arrives at 8 P \ Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes 1t 8 = Sum
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP KIvER MAIL TO LYONS, srrives At n; closes
At Pm, daily. exbept Sundays.
Blue GRASS MAIL, arrives At 2 \. closes st II n
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
AAITY NAIL, arrives and closes Of II II Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ANAnosA NAIL, arrives and closes at II II, on
Thursdays
The once will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from TO 10 An.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10
Found Guilty
EAsToN. Dec. 8

LAsIUN, DC. D.
Jas Hurley, who killed VIM Laughrey, v hen
the latter was arrs.ting him for burglary
committed come months since. was found gull.
ty today Of murder in the fecond degree AT
the close of'the testimony Chief Justice Bige.
low ruled that II the jury find that the purpose
Of killing was fire. entertained BY the pr soner
during the struggle with Lsughery, they can.
not find him guity OF murder in the fret de-
gree, unisr the statute. They also find that
Hurley knew Laughrey to be an officer, nnd
was seeking to arrest him. Hurley il quite
young, bat known as . desperate thi,iaa told
burglar
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10
DIsrRIcr 1T.



HON. JOHN F. DILLON, JuDGE.
IaA n. GlyyoRD, Clerk.
Saturday. Dec g.
The case Of Warner d Co. ". Mile vas
tried yesterday. The jury rendered verdict.
for defendant without leaving the box J.
Lindley for plaintiff; IT. Lane for defendant.
The following is the list of cases to be tried
this week:
Monday, Dec. 10.
1880. John Dalsell VI. City Of Davenport.
Tuesday, Dec. 10
1921. Fiske / Elliott vs. Goodrich / Ysntis.
434a- Henry II. Wheeler vs.. The Vestry Of St.
Lukss Parish.
Wednesday, Dec. IL.
1893. A. B. Mitchell W. VIM. Doolsn.
1875. =. n. Stevens vs.. VIM. Morrison.
4455. Wiel 4 Levi W. John Gchs, ct sl.
I+74. Einsteen vs.. John Ochs, ct o..
4l7+. A. n. Haynes vs.. P. Seeley, ct sl.
Thursday, Dec. IL.
45oa VIM. E. Ledyard vs. Mississippi / Mis-.
sour Il. r Co:
45ss. Lamb Qsiu.an vs.. 4. H. Davenport, ct
a.
l5ll. Geo. ". Fenno VS.. NJ d. Hickman, ct al
1850. CrittsLden, Cos b Co. IF. / E. W.
Whitcomb.
A559. Geo. W. Carter ". Allen Reed, ct 81.
4566. Smith Ellison vs. James w. Cannon, ct al.
4567. A. Tilbetts vs. Jackson Je6reys.
1853. Peter Moran W. f. K. Thamas.
45S0. ". r. Byrus W. james GalAger.
Friday, Dec. IA.
1886 A. B. Fouts va. BENZ. F. rec. ct al.
1896 Geo. Heyenberger VS.. Geo. Thiels.
4s02 Geo. W. Bartlett vs.. BENZ. F. Cotes.
1903. Spier Whitaker VS.. W. Sherman.
1921. Burrows 4 Prettyman W. G. Benshaf ct
81.
1923. Cook Sargent vs.. WIN. Shew.
1926. E. J. Willetts Co. vs.. c. T. Weeb.
435S. Roots L Coe W. James X. Graham, ct al.
Saturday, Dec. Is.
1880. Robert Weans vs. c. F. Klenze, ct al.
l53y. A. S. Fallett W. J. s. Glaspell.
4s4s. VIM. Wood vs.. John Culbertson.
1876. a. Hills vs.. Cotss Hatchn.
Monday, Dec IT,
4532. F. Denklan vs.. W. Sherman.
4s8l. w. Mccullough vs.. The City Of Daven-
port.
1859. W. Dsnkman VS.. J. II. D. Burrows.
46y7. n. L. Francis W. L. Lowrey, ct al.
4706. Thomas Hubert vs.. NJ. Frahm.
Tuesday, Dec. Is.
47l3. John Harneon vs. Krabbenhaft, ct al.
4750. G. Kruse W. II. Leonard.
477l. ). T. Stevens VS. Wm Cressler.
4so2. II. Wilhelmi VS.. Leonard, ct al.
1921. NJ. w. Doolan, ct al, vs.. II. Leonard.
1923. N. w. DoolaL VS.. K. q. Fuller.
1925. W. G. Gibson VS.. II. s. Finley ct al.
4sAl. J. d. Deukman vs.. E. f. Thomas
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10

IT Is said that the cali for good farm.
ing lands is improving. We are glad to hear
it. There is fine land enough in this county
to accommodate two or three thousand more
good farmers, and We would be glad to see it
al occupied and cultivated the coming season.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10

DECLINE OF PoRK.-This article has
gone down suddenly. The market hss opened.
We believe At $3.50 Tor light and $3.50 for
heavy hogs. Nov the price is $3.50 and $3.50
lower by good deal than 10 customary in
this market. This, ii it continues firm. will be
heavy blow upon the farming community.
and We must in candor, say thst We cen ses no
present prospect Of higher 6gurea 1t is de-
plorabls state Of affaire. but muet be looked
sternly in the face. There is no earthly reason
for the decline except the general disarrsnge-
ment of affairs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10
From Georgia.

MuLEDGEyrLLK, Dec T.
Mr. Fulton of Columbus offered resolu.
tion in the House to-day. requesting the Con-
gressmen from Georgia 10 propose to the
Congress Of the United States the appoint.
ment Of commissioners on the part of the
North and South, " hose duty it shall be to pro
vide for pesceable dissolution Of the Union,
and an equitable distribution Of the property
between the two sections
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10

RETURN OF DIR. w. p. HILLS, FROM
PIKs's PEAK-We had the pleasure, on Satur-
day morning. Of meeting with our friend. DR.
Hills, OF LeClaire, who had just arrived in this
city from the Western Gold Fields, accompan.
led by his wife. We never saw the gentlemen
looking more hale and hearty, and We are In
clined 10 the belief that the trip has greatly
improved him. He left for the Peak last April,
and has spent the Summer there very pleas
antly, and not without success as We are glad
to hear. He left Denver on the 25,h of No
vember. and travelled BY private express to st
10. and thence home by rail, arriving Saturday
morning making the trip in twelve days. The
doctor is pleased with that country, and says
the prosp.cts are growing better every day.
The newly discovered eilver mines are full Of
promise-tar surprising, in richness, the gold
mines. The quartz mile. as general thing,
during the months Of October and November,
have been highly successful. By constant ex-
pe.imentipg, degree tf perfection has been
reached which is truly fattering to owners
The doctor considers that the Rock leland
Quartz Mill will nett to its owners next season
from 500 900 to 100000. He reports Geo. L.
Nickolls. Esq who went there from this city
with quartz and saw mill. as doing fine
business Times in Denver, and about there,
are very good provisions plenty. With the ex.
cepton Of pork, which was scarce and very
high. but as large quantity of the article is
now on the way there, the want will be we'll
supplied at from 25 to 80 cents per pound.
The doctor comes back to stay through the
winter, but will return fn the Spring. During
hs stay he will be engaged in selling a new
hand book. descriptive Of the features of that
country. also arge. fine map Of the country.
both Of which will be found of great service
to those who intend going there. He tells Us
that there are full % many on the way there
o. there are coming back. and the most who
are coming to the States will return in the
Spring. We welcome the doctor home, and
congratulate him on his success. He left town
for LeClaire Saturday afternoon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10

Coop PAPRR.-The new weekly paper
the Democrat, just started at Washington.
is one of the best papers in the State, and can
but command liberal support. We hope the
citizens of Washington county will support it
generally. literally and enthusiastically.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10
Texas and Secession,

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. I.
Mr.. Stewart, member Of the Texas Lepjs|a
ture from Gonseals, has iseued q circular in
accordance with the resolutions of the public
meetings held in that place inviting the mem.
bers of the Legislature to be in Austin on the
third Monday Of Decsnber, to hold a extra
session to call State Cony ention.
Gov Houston promises to resign II the peo-
pie demand tbs convokne OF the Legislature
Hosting the Lone Star flag in the towns
throughout Texas continues. and the people
have united in resistance to Lineoln's admin
istra.ion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10

For TKIAL.-We publish a list of
cases Get for this week. There constitute eli
the cases which will be tried by Judge Dillon
before he changes benche, with Judge Stone.
of esMoipse
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10
The Remains Of Gen. Walker.

AUGUSTA, Dec T.
Tie Mobile Reg,stsr Of the 4th inst, an
nouncea the return Of Capt. West, who went
to Truxillo to obtain the remains Of the late
Gen. Wm. Walker. He was unsuccessful in
his mission, in consequence Of the laws Of
Honduras prohit ring the exhuma,ioD
Col Rug.les had been lumanely treated
and his release was expected to take place
shortly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-The man who
left his team unhitched, on Saturday. to 60 off
home, and leave him to follow after on foot.
was eerved right. This leaving teams un.
hi.chsd. is not the way to do business. by con-
adorable,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10

Do you want a fine suit OF clothes,
made up in the best style, and warranted to
suit Certainly, you do, Then 60 to r.
Krau.e 4 Co 3 and get them That is the
place to get bargains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10

ANOTHER SocIRTY.-There seems to
be desire on the part OF the natives Of Penn
sylvsnians in this city desire to organize .
Keystone Society. on the same plan - the
New England and the Excelsior Societies. Do
90 by all means. The more the merrier. There
are large number of Pennsylvania people in
this county who would like nothing better
than yearly reunion and Festival.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-10

TuE low stage of water on the Lower
Bapids is all that prevents free navigation to
the river At the present time. Should this
pleasant weather continue We may yet zee
more light draught boats at our lsves in few
DAYS.