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, 1860-04-06
Daily Review ef thicago Market.

1AuAeoAf EFsS'So' AF1a ..
FEE1GnI<Sthfs Iu2 :c: aid Minnshalo. eosn 10 G.-
wcso ;! lie; clr A1' corn t. n"ho At &C. with private
coa'!E ~ hs sancc'to7 c"rn 10 ua ~. On pt anu
standsrJ vesse Al &c or cssn u iuAo Ill ILLS nsolth II
owsers o''aon.
FLoUl:-Ecc ir:t, 1fe'lrs Market lractive. Ifsaf-
nc h''f "tre a. srflo"f:-!'8 oss bs1o'eH, sph
Ira ~ SEE Al e. oe' lo' ifis enee H1ne e8 n
loo hrss lair sfs eAtra al q - ac. ln ts as H'nss
e1t Al s'sa del
aALh S4cffs-'o 'osh Atah q. Viz on uasA eoI'
a. ~ On '!.eS; a'"ss soeo aoa q. W "a tsfes
""i.A '-''ec.''s. s''s w. A''Ae. 4c 'o~e'. @At'
"e'e;-S Nv ~ 'te'' fece'FS no. spFns st 'ssc II
sore sNh 90 81 'Sc IN no e: h9 oa 90 AZ s.c sose
~" ou "a Hesps ~. ~ s'e "a ft''c wv uu WI
u'fn 'esh 'va' *''.1s a. h''.s' ''' ''a Nv ps's III
sSsoat1.e.' 'eo' "o Gu AZ *4 On t'ask.
W oo ''e,a anaaasancsa
1:. sA'es "sIe:-aeo1 Ut PRIME NVef seAo* On ?. III
49, .a ana. .. aa"@
H. -, ~ .n,e ~ n :, a< ~ A. ,n .,r.
sao ~, -. ~ g.. ~ ~ .,.+n N, a., ,., -.
~.,,,., ~ =. ~. t., ~, In =. ,,,x, IL ..,.,
..n',. ~ ,'~. ,'u. ~, A. =, -, -. .s, ~
, 1860-04-06

LEAvsxwo11u, April 5.-Mr. Green Russell Of
Russen's diggings, Pixies Peak, with force Of
50 men, has been employed By the Council Of
this city to surrey IN air line road to Denver
Ctr ma: the Fort Riley apd Smoky Hill route,
other. The Company has already commenced
operations and will proceed with the work as
fast os nossihla
, 1860-04-06

NORFOLK, Ia, April 5.-The British tchoon-
er Alice Rogers, Of S. Johns. y. B., from Men
t:ero Bay, Jamsica, bound to Philadelphia with
feIed to sell in Hampton Roads two free ne-
groes, whereupou' he was arrested and tho res-
sci taken in charge by the authorities.
, 1860-04-06

RT TE.reaArH.1 Ezw roak. Apsi15.
A.nsseulc.. s=l sales at =; = for pos; <se: for
11o:,'s dysnd unchanged. salcs 100 hale. ,t11e
EN- All oe ts,l ID al.o soae !it,,c .np",t inoni
81 ~ ss;o '. sss a:;o far sup T,.ate ehes, ss:o
VET sis:: qnt II! md nd
aIn s.na':ia.i ,Ar nquca at ..aty prices falt ia
quit saes"f i h'. n s1.o4 10 II eon Ms.
ssfs fss isasy sa fs' .s Unchanged
VIII Et-Uurl.anSrd. S.es Of 80 nb1s 1t &c nk-
GkslsTAe Wheat a1ket is GU ct and unchanged; fty
Pr IT lr,E tltpi Cd .."m hlss nd; shipper, oua
ss It .S: Il sen, pse; sss;;
IEts,st anu ths ia.:rr = with tuyt,s a. III
Il -. qu s.e srlc. qu:es and ssny heia It
s@=:e: tm tales q! Eood >tss Al Ec Corn ia far. r.e-
r. ss 10 =
= 9sS :f e. r. ys l 70 @ s,e5a I'D
II .te rss;aa! IN and !esh az 4~ 44ic for sa1e
aofaEnz1.
E,.::-coma o. quiet at eI.s:X aaes :oobsl, q. l;se
T3,As-s.e.d?: 3,? .aie; ato Is,
We.. aus"ee+. Lei.hyf .ieacy. mod ,ais tus.
'ts; &ss:I:ihs TT ~ s:s s: :%.. q
e ryo"s Gno s:;o s'y mSdsF'c sesas slts
ros,s,sso1 F siss9 ID q. I'd pce. Of new tend
downward. S.,e.:e9t at *l:.:;ttr ei4s: ior
ncw plme: &l11atl2 5rr 1.d pine; k1sgls t. r hin
ness -:c te' tr ~.t pad tar tic v.l Geycrr In
Mss sHt Juno; Lice his mess al &i:n ard tie ZANE
price psd tor t pri.ecc O. d. r+ry nf tnt M -
g luy At ei..jo Icef u moderate nqussa a, w.
ehans-d 'tce'. Salt. * ts's 1t t+N9fke fo-
Gioa fe tc{ackst do: es1G@ sfErs',. -. Dscf hams
cohtlrur. dull With q lis bhs @lats tor Stafe
a"d t1:@is fr sesesn. rfe moss hcrf quiet at sl5s
is1a saMs wftnim H. fav u fHo 70 tio.ces 'esesand
E,e'. a.i ns n,d bs:TT :as' = ptss u :@H .hoa
f.vor nj ttr buyers Sale. 3.oJ lts near III Id e.
lsn .: O,.9. 1:ut straty A1d ia 1int+d i. qoest II
1i1a J1lo; 1890 faE state. Cheese lair deaant
n l21:t.
GhuckxIEs.--Ctfat confines Without eh7nce S.laa
80, ts< o 1t lsc ioa bag. r. rico nj lie Nonsses
r.eany tales # 80 bls Cuh3 Maeosa 10 $50 20 khda
cared curs II &C aui lt0 hills .. at 4.c susaf NOR
nc II ri deernc = tt:m I..t week as =: h!.ds
Cub. at .soo iAds roro Rca at asc. 20 hhda
but les< 1sg; sales ls' ttrcts at <s4xe ch Frnf IS
1t el.s;& e.3 and 80 bokct Do l-raons At tsGe n.
.$rucxe-Kaf cr cunt but 4 mcr- e G. asf ". c.
4Ax Hcaltnc ~ ErI, r thL G.*. Eric 1lt \. y. c.
~, Pas. Mail loi, Ellie 9Th bonds az.
, 1860-04-06

AMERICAN PRo7 Es1ASr observation-disclosures
james yesterday received Il letter from Scot
land, from the sister Of member Of this Asso-
cia:ion, u ho died so suddenly short time ago,
on the evening of the anniversary of the Soeie-
y, aud who vas buried BY tbem, thanking the
CoEoaer for lis attention in notifying her Of her
brothers death, and rendering her thanks to The
Association for the kindness they hsd shown in
performing the last offices to the deceased-
Journal
, 1860-04-06

T4asErows, N. T., April 5.-Hon. 5as. +.
Faulding, Secretary Of tho Navy under PIe:!-
dent Tyler, died Al his rridenee at Hyde Park
last night,
, 1860-04-06

ARRIVED. S. 1885,
D:E seas'opo Haettt Sand 1sy, 20 cds shnse b,. II
sezr Etis l,nd, Aezeran, Auskteou. lrsnter so
Schr Fr1nfta, Griffith ste.cyaa e03 bu oats go deux
tb's, !: t1.1at I, % b. pas
Scr ~tel =, sHth. B.akcst! E. y; eds wood
6er Cipher t.iy, Lhutcn. Ceutetyfe lis cde wood
:,-hr M4xIe McN+1aa.a. Grand Kiser. e u lunhs1. .
:;:hE I; 4 Re,est. N.IAon. hEey: e. - eds wood.
ssc.r Jaral, Fuii.r, G1and II sven, l<5 II luut-E.
kchr !ruue, saraAns, taiter. ~ N lunbcE % tim
bes.
sahr Manner. Baker. sheboye,o. 50 ca wocd.
fclr Terg nrh, Il 4{ea t;rana Haven. IS n lumber
sChr Milwaukee, iel!e, Davis M~aukse, l5O O1 bushels
whea'.
*;chr M o!eor. N'l.on Nanisee. ~ n luni!xr.
sehr 1th!cA FOLSOM, S4na Day. % Railroad tle. 2:3
schr isaes Ctssle Jays. Auwauhes. ls7 tons Old r.
iron.
sehr suk.son. Mckay. Gaad Haven, 4s II lraees. aao
schr Faru,er, Thompson. Tot Ulo. 70 I'd. wood.
sclE Charlie ushaa1d lngersot. Ton Washington. - eds
s.oop I.aselle,, johnson, sheboyean, 4, eds wood.
CLEARED.
Bsz schss.n711 11acfct Amsterdam, li7lt.
Stlr T"' Johaaoa South Aavent 45 tarca e1t ag
ton hay.
sar ht1 o. k$nasn ssa .ye sit
Ec.st Japan, Fuller. q and l!74ca, light.
sclr u .Tin r. B.ker. II bo}G H. tfeht.
ScLr Telegraph. IIaye4, Grand nAren light.
SrEs M It.leon Ect4nI, Marltetec lEhf.
Sehr Auskrxo1, Mckay, Grand HArea. light.
, 1860-04-06

1ne ot' Joseph papers state that several hun
d'ed knights Of the Golden Circle, Of Kansas
and Nebraska had artirsI, r.eparad tn start
aoo1 for Mexico,
, 1860-04-06
;Tlnanctal ann Commercial.


T1-zanAE EyEn1aa. Apsu q
Exchange is decidedly close, indicating larger
drafts yesterday and generally more active de-
nand than WAS anticipated. We observe no
disposition to return to the old rates, as all feel
assured TINT the supply will be large]y increased
within the next few days. The next news from
the Straits is looked for with much interest
both as affecting tic price Of exchange and in
fnsing more life into business circles generally
We quote exchange firm at per cent. prem
Jun for currency. Cola per cent. and dull.
M1cu1GAS SOUTHERN RAILRoAp.-The follow
Ing il the statement Of the earnings Of this road
for March:
pa,se~eess., tta6e96s 4:lAu3e
Frclxht 100 4Ge.S 6t,eS.:9 ~
Aia'Is... .....-.. !@s:.:l *5.AM 49,.
Total. .4l:=,sas.ea $l&1!e.5.9 s:a.ooe4t
Nsw YoEk BAxks.-Thc statement Of The
New York Banks for the week ending March
E1st stnxs fhe fn3,winp frv+re.
, 1860-04-06

aud oGcr lie to Ice for good State Butter.
There are some exceptions 10 this state Of feel
ing; reilly ne dnirics, that arc comm lu daily.
command our highest quotations, and even
IL mostly Of common quality. New Butter ia
arriving IN snai lots, and selling at aoc 10 &c.
CINCINNATI. April 3--Whcat il In somewhat
better demand, aud may be quoted at &c per bu
higher; sl.so@l.35 ior White; and slo:@1 so
1or He'd. Oats are still on tic descending scale,
oe4nE JUL ut 4S @45c; and buyers evcn talk down
10 &c. Corn is still quoted at IL in bnik. Rye
aaa narley have ready market the former ut
slooGDl.u5; the latter very firm ut eoc, with Csc
As the cur.ent asking price, and for strictly
At Isle.
Daily movements of
HatiFy. ou;h .........-....-.,.. sol1 s:s
stai.. o. ...::::..::::.,Ssio ssS5 IN
Mhr.t 90 ............ t,.--.. - 8:
faoaE. bls..........-.............1.E3 II
ClEyELASn-Aprit 4.-Heary rain storm to-
asy: s, Flour-no change, and but little doing.
sale cars on track ut 5lc- 0ats-sale GO bu
Ut 4lc. Highwinss-saies Of 30 bbls at .0c, and
Is bbls at aUic.
OCEAN FRE1cu7s AT NEW YonK-April 3.-To
Liverpool. $500 bu wheat at ci, in ships bags
1900 bills 1our os; 80 pkgs lard D. t.; and by
steamer. :. 900 bu corn Ut 81, in ahip's bags. 10
London, 50 bxs bacon a5s.
po1AroEs IN C1Sc1SSAr1'-TLc Price Current
Of yesterday says:
The receipts Of potutoes continue uncou1.
monty large. being 1866 brls during the week.
swelling Tic total imports for the season TO
over 900 br's, being about ~ 900 br]s iu ex-
cess OF tue impcttu:ions last season, The cx-
~ mn hrfa In IF A. .,rt
, 1860-04-06
ILLINOIS AND mICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED
Ba1ssuua La Ssic. TO ton coal.
Caxlet, Mo:.is, 400 bu corn.
CLEARED.
NanncT Sa'c In Sa"e. "a. .Go3 hu o='s.
Aida. IL Sale. -, ~ II iuHhe5 1000 shingles.
% Ter f'atF. Ssl. S.o It luub>f, 3suon0 thrEts,
:a3 lhs tndze. 20 iris aau
Fame, L Slu., al 90 tl,inries.
S. A. ugas No. Il >sl To-, sc # unbs TO- s3s
stG!"v. 5a00u iath 1.l3 rs csupcuet work, ss1s eu
, 1860-04-06

"AS1Ep.-A sober, industrious man, that un-
derstands taking care Of horse, and is willing
to make himself useful in boat yard. Al
Englshman preferred. To such ne will g,ve q
permanent situation. None but what can come
well recommended need apply.
AKurnsr + DOUGLAS,
Boat yard, sonsh Eranch, near 1ath St.
Chicago, April 5, 1860. 3t
, 1860-04-06
Banking a1ln Grfhanuf.
ii OFFA1AAN il GEIPCKE
zs.9+E.NEEeS,
o041a1U-. ..--........-..-.......l ILLINOIS
II d 4e LASiLLE STHgEx
Banking Derartroan+

"a ]. .u =
~ 6 4t LAS1LLH ST!kEE1.
1913 c1@AA L4AGi1t
Deposits secs!7st on Ca::e.t Aecoua. from n,x.- q
regular teoos;nr1 nnd @s We. ocaoana Sf.ote %
izseres. a. oalaacrs an oa:s os Gi,vs: xhs,.
We reeve dtno.;ts ,r.;I. - - 70 aM*s tceet.
Iatsstst will b. a.ow d. - ssa@o ea1e' OF "~-e2
SAVINGS raE@9nr~rru
n....,.. =, Dc1 Ala A'&hNV~
uSosA IN srms net e.s ihaa i've to.-s ,-.e.vaa md
~, o. UtpcatA sue. Interest ay ii ner rent
oe ai!oEed "a deposits o, ihs cesc.pt,oa ater ia
sen;; dn:5s aas payable o. eeusac azI i. Hts ft, ss
-'"
LECTION DEPART 21EST.
~ -. ns. GhfaEo taade Aaa p-ocee.1 rs-it:ed On
g. c.,d ~ g premium 9n Exchange Only.
Trrift-t =. " ~ ta1t3 ci lie %s1, proceeds
Ao VA 1~'osaa4e sesaA
nn-perrv,
, 1860-04-06

Rhode Island Election,
~ PEos1DEScE, april 5.-The entire vote for
Governor has been received, and is as follows:
92sa9ae: coatersa'ise" Re2usllea.-Ame1Icsn-
Padeicrd, stzaiEdi Ieps6ca,:
~'''''-'''.''..'......-...~ 1i3
@r@<1e lsi7
y. Il. 11attexon md the Central Rank
UTICA, april 5.-The Utica U,ra}d of thi,
morning contains resolutions Of the directors
81 tue bank Of Central New TURK. resciudiug
Ilelr action for the removal Of Ir. 3tat,eson
rom me rcsldeacy Of that Institution, and in
ssiiunS MIN to resume the DUTIES Of that Office.
ar. Aa:1eson has not signIied his acceptance.
Six Children Burned to Death.
aiiLwArkEE, April5.-A dispatch from, Orion,
K'chland county, Wis, states that house oc.
eapled by family named Reagan, Was DESTROY
el ny hre, at that place, on Tuesday night Sc
o. As. Keagan's children persisted IN the aames,
Inc Oldest being l6 years Of aye.
Failure In New OrIeang.
New ORLEANS, April ST is reported that
VIM. 7. Starke, prominent cotton factor, has
failed. Liabilities large.
East River Rank.
NEw YoRK, April 5.-The East River Bank
was restored to the Clearing House ASSOCIATION
to-day.
, 1860-04-06

GnA1x-c00 bash Red Nheat at sl.3G-GO
days; 200 do 0ats at depot ut Acc; goo do Corn.
store, at Csc: 100 do Oats at z3!@47c, store;
800 do shc'ied Corn Ut depot At Csc; Il do Rye,
store. at 95c, 16o do do ut Il; 40 do Oats,
store, at 45c.
New Yonk, April s.-Eeccipts, 4 AGO bis flour:
1900 bu wheat; 1886 bu corn; 5,714 bu oats:
$50 hu rye.
BITTER IN New To1r,-The n. \. 1iim0 Of
the Goth contains the following:
The market for old Butter has completely
some price. and anything that IS offered above
grease prices is readiIy accepted By most housee.
II il apparent that an immense amount Of old
Butter will end no market. and ultimately be
sold for SC to 10c- English shippers arc shy,
, 1860-04-06

NPENCER, VILLA & CO.,
~ z i ERS,
-so- 13 CoHSr<ss ssTstf, Eosso~.
COMMERCIAL rArEE DISCOUNTED AND NE.
GDiIArtU 0-'o ~ -
LAND STATtS. S " W. A'1" @-so-
SSf0:ks I'D = lSDs eoseat aal s7;d Of commission,
~. n.!on Erea sale Of Cty ii t:ou.rv
b., zcd al Star -tsble sve,res, ~@' ~-1 ~N4~''
hs eosit .pon !. qee n k4:a<. ach Fantrss solicited
KlIta1xc1s = baatvxJ Anoyy Da,!s, Ed fnat.
s!ok @ bs.t; 'aiso s4,sen: ksq F:esi Isn't shoe ari
1n. neats ia5< y ". r. Aysr E-q-. rsrst Ix-
ExoE. ts As@1ss - - asLut WIZ to1a
, 1860-04-06
Stocks in New York. April l.

The stock Of Pork in the New York md New
Orleans inspection warehouses for seyer.l
years, on the Isl Of April, compares as fol-
, 1860-04-06

r1EEs rEsKEaE, ATTENTION !-CompIete Rub
Der outtt*, Coats, Camp Blankets, ETC., etc., Mt
jno. B. Ideson DC, 81 Dearborn st. ap3-u
, 1860-04-06
LOCAL. MATTERS.

tE Go TO John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaised,
They will be we'll done and at prices to suit the
timea
, 1860-04-06

New ORLEANS, April ST. is reported tha
Wm. T. Ssarke, 4 prominent cotton factor, ha
fuiled. Liabilities large.
, 1860-04-06

TuresoAT Eyrx1xa. April {. 1851,
The following are the receipts and shipments
for The past .wcatF-four hours:
, 1860-04-06

RANK Of FOND DU LAC,
- FOND Dc Lac,
T32n57z1.
S.ELEr7zs-s, CalA!e:. ...,,.a @. Er.,-n Fr...
naae FIRE Of caarze, Ard re1t:ed promptly
=. .<4'ts.t 1a1ea VI tAcJ1Gfe. u03iv
, 1860-04-06

FRA1~F E1E =. HOFFsH.3.Y.E.
Ce3u Of lae Grand Dzcv es save w,u,r tie puckt<,
q usun; ana aal ttefrse c5 Of Franz
Az " epc'u act q several st.tes ata:zrd at
u11rEiS A1rE EiS 2 ESsih, SASSAE. r1.US5iA. SAxOSY,
~ Tan Atx1v
, 1860-04-06

NZw YoRK, april 5.-The East River BanI
was restored to the Clearing House Assoc,atiol
to-day.
, 1860-04-06

RT TE.EtaArT.3 NV roaK, ApsIl5.
A,nEuuIr str= sales at 81, = for po.s; $5esS To-.
Ie21-.
=. 11o:<fe sid c1snstd. Sales 900 tales 1t 11G
1iHe tar zaudlnss AID uptarta.
tlorn-A SHADE Letter nth moderate demand for Fast
i ts,Lt. Id a.0 en1e iiIitc txnar icnufr1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24

Warranted Purely vegctaboe.-(Spoe,
ooO) FIVE MILLIONS OF BOXES Of Brand
RETH'S PILLS An SOLD ANNUALLY
THE SALE STEADILY incssases, - yet SAous
aAds die from colds and fevers, which these pills
could certainly cure. Brandreth's Pills are simple,
but unmatched for efficacy. How important that
We at once secure an advantage over sickness
when it can be had at outlay Of twent, Ave
cents.
Mr.. J. c. Rappelyea, of Monmouth county, n.
j., writes March 10, 1859:
81 was troubled in January last with cositive-
for several days, and toek ten grains Of Gallo.
NAL to obtain relief. caught cold, l suppose /; at
any rate, . severe diarrhoea set in. which nv
medical attendant found it impossible to Arrest
This was followed by dysen,ery. Ny strength
was all gone. Everything passed through me o.
l took it. A friend from New York, Mr.. George
Lewis fortunately called upon me, and advised
Brandreth's Pills ] thought in nv weak coudi-
ton one pill would be enough, but he adminis.
tered four, and the next morning four MORE
Much impurity came from me, and, to my sur
prise, the soreness and pain diminished. One box
cured me fully. am new hearty, with . good
appetite"
Sold st principal office, No. 2S4 Canalst. Price
rs cents box.
Sold ty all respectable dealers in medicines.
sug20-dfwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24

GRAPES II ALLEAAkxE.-The editor
Of the Lansing Mirror has been present
ed with several punches OF grapes OF
lie Catawbs and Isabella varieties, grown
IN the vicinity Of Lansing on three year
old vines. The experiment made all
through Iowa in grape culture prove sat
isfactorily that grapes can be raised
"bundantly and probably.
The DUBUoUr HERALD says the coun-
ty Fair first held in Dubuque county is
great success. There were a large
number Of articles exhibited.
CLONES THIEvHs.-The Burlington
Hawkeye complains that the clothes
lines in that city are often stripped
clean on the night after washing day.
POPULATION OF HENRY County,
The population OF " High Henry" on
the lst day OF last June, as taken py
the IT. S. MarsbaIs. was as follows:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24

Carl SLu,z, the Republican orator.
imported into New York from Wiscon-
s'n, the Ss0se SIstinel, Of Harrisburg,
Penn, thus chsrsctsrises bis specch q
Harrisburg and bis previons speech st
Springfield Massachusetts,:
The great reyolutionist-the man who
has the impudence to stand up and
abuse the dead patriots and living states
men of America in the face Of American
citizens, deserves a warm reception, a
glorious welcome from the followers OF
Lincoln and Seward. Read again and
again the following extract from his
Springfield (Massachusetts) speech ;
read it men OF Harrisburg, and then
with clear throats and lus,y lungs shout
aloud your hosanuas to Carl Shurz, the
alder and abetter of abOlitionism and
treason.
There is your Declaration Of Independence.
said he, "a diplomatic dodge. adopted merely
| Tor the purpose of excusiug the rebeilious ooi-
| onies 10 the eyes OF civilized mankind. There
Is your Declaration Of Independence. no longer
the sacred code Of the rights Of man, but 8
hypocritical piece OF special Pleading. drawn
~ by batch Of sr,ful pettifoggers. Who. when
speaking Of the Iights Of man. meant but the
privileges Of . SET Of aristocrstic siaveho'ders,
but styled it the rights of man in order to
throw dust in the eyes Of the world. and to IN.
v-iele noble.hearted fools into lending them aid
and assist nee. (Applsuss.) Tie are yc"r
bonsted heoolutionnvu s,es. no MGR heroes and
sogss. but accomplished h"mbugqers aud hippo
critics rho said Que thing and meant another
rho passed counterfeit sentiments as gennins. and
obtained arms and money and assistance and
.ynpathy on false pretences There is your
great American Reuoi"t,on. no longer the great
champi of rmiversal principles. but mean,
Yankee triek-(bursis Of applause and iaugn.
.er)-a .ooden nutmeg the most inapudent i'm
position ever proctieed Upon the uhole uorld
(Applause.)
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24
Upton Railroad.

Shs this road ever be tuishedf This oues
ton lie almost daily asked From present in
dicstions, We are fearful 1t will never DC .at;s
factori'y answered. Every one in Upton mus,
see the necessity Of its early COM. ietion-in
Tact the futur. prosperity Of the town depend,
upon 1t Thus cannot be deued. Their WHY
this inactivity in the ma,,erY Are our ci,I
zens. and especially the business ,ortiou there
., long wiling to fold their arms. and calm
~ see shch an Important and necessary thor
0ughfare abandoned9 Look around von an
overy side. DO our streets and hnsina.s
places present the same appearance they did a
few years ago? Far from il, Then all was
life. and everything prosperous Look around
you now, aud nothing but s,agnaticn stare,
yon in the face. Shall sach state of affair,
exist III the future II no.. by all means fin
ash the railroad Go TO work, Mr.. Prasiden,
ana Directors and 10 yo~r duty in the premis
-, sno II Your efforts tail. lot the blame les,
"herei, eeiengs.-Ce Cedar democrat.
That's the kind of talk. We wish
that road could be hurried up and put
through, aud We en-, see why those
Muscst'ne folks and Tiptonians don't
carry the project through which tbov
commenced so cnergetically. After 80
much money has been expended it seem.
. shame and sin to carry it no farther
Stir yourselves, gentlemen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24

Common sense rules the mass Of the people
whatever misnsmed and missnthrope philoso-
piers may say to the contrary. Show them good
thing let its merits be clearly demonstrated. and
they will not hesitate to give it their most cordial
patronage. The masses have already ratified the
Judgment Of physician, concerning the virtues
Of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, as may be seen in
the immense quantities Of this medicine that are
annually sold in every section of the land. 1t is
now recognised as greatly superior to all other
remedies yet devised for diseases Of the digestive
organs, such as diarrhns, dyseutery, dyspepsia
and for the various fevers that arise from derange
ment OF those portions Of the system. Hostetter's
name is rapidly becoming househ old word from
Maine to Texas, from the shores Of the Atlantic
to the Pacific Try the article and be satisfied.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every.
where.
k4 SEQ advertisement in another column.
iul5-d&wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24

DOUGLAS ON A NIGHT TAHITI seems
the people set up nights to see Douglas
as he travels through New York. A
lady arrived at Cleveland last night who
happened TO be in the same tram with
Douglas, which reached Elmira at 4
o'clock in the morning. "All night
long," says this lady, "wherever the
train stopped, there were crovds to
meet him, with bands, banners, big guns,
etc." She said tho sleeping cars
wero q 40 oss on that train" Clevs-
land Pl65n11saIsr. '''qa' 4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
"A q a ID u M y
-OF rHE-
In lACULATE GONCEPTION.
YOUNG LADIES.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
CONDUCTED by tho sisters Of Charity
Blessed Virgin.

VINHIS INSTITUTION Is MOST BEAUTIFUL
L ~ situated about one mile from Davenport,
and commandsa view Of scenery unsurp passed Tor
richness and variety.
Unceasing care and vigilance will be exercised
to promote the moral and intellectual inm
ment OF the pupils, and in sickness the necessities
OF the sufferer will be administered to with tho
fondness Of parent.
The course OF education comprises Orthogra-
ply, Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, Grammar,
tory (sacred and p,oiane,) Algebra, Book Keen
ing, Astronomy, with the use OF the Globes, My
thology. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philoso-
ply, HISTOLOGY, Botany, the French and German
Languages, Music on the Piano, Guitar &e,, Draw
ing IN Crayon, Monochromat,c and Polychromotic :;
also dr.cian and Oriental Painting, AID p ac'ical
instruction in Needle work, both plain and Orna
mental.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24

The DEMOCRATIC MORO TWENTY
EIGHT YEARS AGo.-In looking over 4
file of the Republican Herald for 1892,
the other day, in search of the records
of the first Democratic National Conven-
ton, our attention was attracted to tue
nominee of that time, and his motto
The nominee was ANDREW JACKSON.
The motto beneath his name is worthy
OF being kept IN everlasting remembrance
IL Is Just AS good and ust as approprl-
ate, and Just as important, to-d:y as it
was twenty eight years ago. Here it
IS:
lac ma" and his Measnres Equal protec-
tion 10 agriculture, manufactures and COM
merce a liter ! construction of the Con attn.
tion with exercise of express, not implied nov.
ers frm adherence to Democratic urincipl.s
10 tndivld1ai and municipal rights. to tho
sovereignty ct tie State and the soy ereiputy
OF the people"
Frcm the day on which the Democra-
tic party was first organized, down to
the presen, moment, there has never
been contest in which this motto would
not express the position of the Demo
cratic party, and Indicate plainly the d.
vldng line between tue Democracy and
the opposition. We adopt it AS our mot
to TO-DAY, ard wonld not add to it a SEN
tence, or line, or word. There is not
a sentence in which We do not heartily
heaatily indorse, nor one to which our
opponents, judging them by their acts;
can possibly subscribe.
Post.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24

By the recent decease Of Mr.. Valdez.
grave, an English millionaire, Senator
:. Mcleod Murphy of New York city
becomes heir to fortune Of over half =
m,li'on OF dollars. Mr.. Waldergrave,
who was descendant of one of the old
eat families in England, died possessed
OF $4,000, 900, which is to be equally
divided among twelve Of his nearest rel.
anve, the Senator named being one Of
tho0sA Il. :. -