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Per steAayhp star ol Tue West from New York via Havana
Anmle ehaAiehe, Mrs, Lewis Mcssrs bonneville Fourier
GurrS-21 steeraee
Per steamship Gha.les Morgan from Galveston and Inaot
Sif Fletcher family Mrs Baghcaj Miss Annie RaYne
Ms Davenport, Ms Emery and child j. b. de Gaa3 AMI
sefNsnt. Massfs. seat Hicks Harrington Brown, 0bInsl,
Mplil,, Lewis, Mitchell LSwes, Macarthur Young. DAVIS,
HAY elnnd-li deek
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SUGAR muGsEa@ApS SUGAR HoasHEADs,-
sGArE and sRtNa1E MACHINES,
s...t.nl.i- fn- A.nl-,nr.

SFAyE ANB SEfNGIE MACHINES
Suitable for Mixing
SUGAR R0GsREAns, RICE M0L&SSEs, RosIN AND
TURPENTINE SLAVES. AND SHINGLES,
The principle embraced this Machine old process
ppg dressing b. hand labor. Working directly with
he grain Of the timber produces article liable warn
r check from exposure The stave Mil viii rive shave and
out from the bolt from 1000 1000 saves perv and the
huige Machine from Shingles. Irequres
7arse power TO H. and be attached to
CINE gin or saw mill power Il make amy required ength
md esn be4djusted any thickness taper The timber
sawed but ryen and shaved directly
Ito bolt.
Both Machines in fail OPERATION ous
il 10 sud O'clock every day. at No. Canal These
Haehines are made in Augusta, ia
Amy palty wishing purchase PARISH State County and
ITO rights o. Machines them from the Agent vito
sl give full particulars wv. O. COOK
Solo agent for States Of Louisiana, Arkansas ssissprA
iexas and Alaeams. iaSl ON
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se.snseszltia Auaun, Session.
4 ,TI4laaa.le DIZZY DUCK, ALGtERs.-

Tf sff5af Ia 7ng recently constructed this Dock under
his oEn 4w prepaea te sgka II Ships Steamers
nH ygr7 description Of Wafer r&tT The Dock located at
Anglers npajtt te Steamboat Iahding, connection
VIM Thu Dock Ire Subscriber viii c0ptnue ths Shpwrght and
Csulkifs which his long experience the facilities
he possesses together with his psrnual SUPERVISION of all work,
ne hopes 70 merit share of public pa tnpage.
JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor.
sa%Orders lef the odce Of he agents. WIN. j, DEWEY
90 So and Ha Graviar New rans, will be promptly
sIta7i}.ftf n9 Gr
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Aver,a Aaue Eure.

the speedy Of Interim tent Fever or Fever and AS
Ramittcnt Fever Chin Fever, nmb Ague, Periodical Head
ache or Bilious Headache and Bilious Ferers indeed for ths
whole class originating hillary arrangement caused
by the Malaria Of Maslafc countries.
We enabled here offer the community remedy which,
While cures above complaints with certainty is still per
fecty harmless any quantity. Such remedy is invaluable
districts where these affecting disorders prevail This GHe
expes iaaie poison of Fever and Ane from the sys
tenn prevents the development OF the disease If taken
the approach of pr moniiory symptoms. II is not only
remedy yet discovered for this class of complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply of dol
brings within the reach of everybody AID in bilious dis
where Fever and Agne PREVAILS everybody should have
and freely both for and protection great supc
roy Of this remedy over any other ever discovered for the
speedy and certain of ntefments is that II contains
Qnnne mineral consequently il produces 10 qunm other
Injurious effects whatever the constitution Those cured
BIZ healthy they had had the disease
poison great variety of disorders arise from its irritation
among which are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Govt Headache
Blindness Toothache, Eafache Caarrh Asthma Papiaton
Painful Affection of the Spleen Mysteries Fn in the Bowels
Collie Paralysis and Deangemen of the Stomach all of which,
when originating in this the intermittent type
BECOME periodical This GuE expes the poison from the
blood and consequently them all alike 1t is inval-
Hahe protection immigrants and persons travelling
porary residing in tile miarnus Districts If taken occasionally
on daily while exposed the Infection that will be
from the SYSTEM and accumulate in sufficient quantity
disease Hence it is valuable for
ton and few will suffer from ntemitens
they avail themselves the protection This remedy affords
Prepared by DR.. ]. @, AVER CO. lowell M's8
Sold BY JOHN WRIGHT CO. Nos Il and ISL Charities
street. New Dre{us. NnH by All Druggists. el3 Sn&W
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CoNDrrIoNs-comp.on M moment dc padindieatien.
Il, 7. PARKER,
iyl6 % n3 10 Il Satris Nc Ia Parosse d Orleans
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naeoiah, Hendeicsson fm Cincinnati.
NeM Full. City Switzer, I'm 81 Louis.
s Mcdowell. GEeenlehf, fm st Louis.
W Burton, Henn FIN Fort Adams.
Acadia, Vincent, i'm BAYOU Sara.
Oregon. Baker, I'm Mobile.
Masic. Sheek I'm D0naldsonpile.
Towboat Ncafia Steele the and 10 SRI
On le itl inst, shp Young Eagle and bark horace-caae
up light.
Steam tag FeseanEa Warren I'm The Passostowed down and
IN he 18th inst ship Iempe Dyer and bark AleS-
Fnaght III from Fort 81 Philip schooner l. Ecaff
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sACoI,rer schr Lizzie nIesicl hid sugar do ale
80 bales hay 20 bs peF DO oil I3 SEEKS 81
ps MosIEr .t s 1st.oo .s. corn Ia .ct. eats
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esanRokEB REMEDY.
ROOTS BaRKs AND LEAVES,
ERSUs-

We ask Inc afflicted Of either which DO prstgr'
pleasant and deco syrup, compounded from NBiure's
Reqediesone tlch viii apeelis and petaausny
she vile heretofore used with all their
and facilitating effect tosether with the ioasone dsesst
many times following the OF Mineral Poisona,
The Cherokee Remedy is eres SPECIFIC FOR acnorf
aea elect Gravel, Structure, Fnor Abus tWhites Fe
es ard n diseases OF the Urinary Organs curing these ds
by naa laws after al other pepafao have failed
ard is of HeAven6 best netee q offending nStnta
could be produced Of It's effects which would stagser credn
The preparations heretofore used have failed but thu
has instance been known TO tail. Happily for
xnd the governor Of hs werld Father who acts
Kill, but 10 cure.
Ases which when Gke quickly das NIL parts OF The system
attacks the disease AT post ana with fidelity and co
iuly admirable gives rest mil it has completely
peed The body and the unfortunate patient
former health and vgor
This Remedy strikes the very 1907 OF the disease; H.
tendency simply Suspend the poison but 10 the
cause which it depends,
And wha enhances value ha entire absence Of al
seeus smell II lay n tho counting con the
qct table without being suspected us Remedy for
cfst Diseases
venerea disease with full directions for then
permanent accompany each bottle.
Sold by j. WRIGHT co, Nos q and bl Charities street
Orleans and by Gil respectable DruSsta and eaefs in
medicines - . - -. -,
taft tvkW -; lGljs Nc.
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lJ-AIlosetleI i3e, a. lg--. We. taken Al
HAY:Aasecured ana reteinastJl' 'Festtfn'ae8 'ais9
CArrLE MARKET.
PRICES:

JEFFERSON CITY August le, 1860
The arrivals comprised 26 Western Beeves, 6 Hogs lao
Sheep Is Mich Cows, SIS Veal Cattle The market
easy for purchasers.
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AXETNG..,.........DY EIN Gs........s..DYBINt
J. BoNTEMPs, DYER AND sGoUREB,
an }.

ss the honor to inform The public that no inst assumed
ne b1sints Of the Dyen Establishment No. ~ Royal street
a shat he Will continue hegeotare with tho careful atten
ion 10. which he celebrated -.
Tie TnsnneI which for the last Twelve years nc ms
led customers Of his establishment on B9uTnn
-, - 7 DIV
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pEOpLEtS LINE /.
PEOPIE,S LIN

PEOPLES LINE FOR THE COAST
ssE - BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS s. The
fne stanch and com ortable Passenger Steamer
sssEsssEfz G olden Age. Capt Webbing, leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING, AT O'Clock.
The substantial ift-running Passenger Steamer II. w.
Powell, Capt, Heno leaves every TUESDAY EVENING,
"' aG4 # r. W. ADAMS & co. Agents.
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Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GRE.ty NoRrE{Ere,I,s,4
CANTON, August 10, 1866 bales eo,uts OF the lae
g To-. Bsl1r ya5ee %e9 dc details, ''.N
.e,1ot 50 unfe-.a liborcr Eco do Murphy,
g1rFor instance PoNTeHARTRAIN.
,jBiGEPer steamer oregan-2 mills gins Pntt-l do
teadeson Pealei L Harris II bNs tobacco y il May
Ncu--sIuuiiQS o order.
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Compound Extract of sarsaparirIa,

The etectlal remedy which the medical skill ~ ol
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and n
ady II combmed from The most a Ieinedas that have
been eXpurgaion OF this foul disorder from
me poeH the of the system from its destructive con,
Hence should be employ tor the OF only
srfGa but also those affections which ae from it
such as ruptve Skin Diseases, ST. Anthony Fire Rose
or rySpelAs Ppe PHsfles. Botehes, Bans and Boils,
Tuor letter and Salt Rheum, seald Head Rinswon Rhen-
malis Syphc and Mefeufia Diseases DT9psy nyspeps'
Debity aud, indeed all complaints arslng ptn Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief for purty Of the blood
Is founded ruh for Seofua is Degenerate of the blood
The particular purpose and virtue OF this Sas-parla is pq-
rfy and Iegeneate this vital fluid without which soahd health
| is impossible iii contaminated constitutions.
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Eslst,rKE.

PRoYiDENeE Pr back Eyadnc--415 tans cotton ICED.
ALTlMoR bark glercseq-Ssg hales cotton "a In
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sUGAR..we noticed sales Of about 100 hhds from hrst
hands, and part from store at full prices Fair 10
Fully Fair s1k@ac. q b.
M0LASSES., We did not hearo a sale
FLOUR. 1000 bills disposed Of including loco
suerne in two lots $40 superne and Extra and 1862 Extra
private terms 100 Ordinary supetne at IS % $50 at
S. 80 So 40 s7ain lots S. 10 and 100 Choice Ex
ira liarrsOnl at IS 90 q Dbl
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn embraced some 1900 sacks
comprising So White and yellow poor order at 56e loo
Mixed and Yellow in onr lots co. 100 White Mixed at Ga
6s 4J0 yellow Mixed private terms. l22Q White ut 10
"A 100 also a0c u tuhc In Oats We noticed
o1es of some 1900 Louis in three lots at 12c 4 husel
he t6osbou. 200 sacks sold from store At 81 Is per
- iales 65li:... l. w a ken At
HAY.Aa secured and retadsaa'y festefn'Hes Afe9 Y
| SIS 90 Z, tun.
PROVISIONS. The transactions in Pork comprised 100
bbls Mess % b Retailing mostly III s22 50@s3 90
II Dbl the sales included 80 casks Shoulders and 80
Ribbed Sides lois. all private terms . tertes Sugar
Cared Hams 15e, and Is Rawsons at l6c II b inIMfd
noticed Of lou erees private terms 100 eces and
u bbs at l4tSc 50 Is, and 100 Kegs Mt lc II N.
CoFF EE We heard of $50 bags very Inferior sold at
ls4c,, and 81 skmmings nj 1ss4e q ID.
WHISKY. Reetifed holders asking lSc. OF Raw
there has been Offering
FREIGHTs. The market quiet but firm. There was
no more room left Liverpool 9i6d. for Cotton.
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ships.
Rarls.
RrEGG.
ScIio0ners.
DENTISTRY.

~S--~-~~~~~~~1<~S-
ssysss-sstsss DIR. THOMAS j. HOPPER,
tYT#VESA SURGEON DENTIST.
Corner OF ST. Charles and North Streets Lafayette Square
Full Set of Upper and Lower Teeth Gold Piae $3.50 to
SIZE; Full Set the Amber Base, $780, Gold Plugs from Il 90
70 Ss M. ml3 ly
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ecRoFuL.A. On ISING,s EVIL, Is a CONSTR

becomes vated weak and poor Being IN The circuaon
the whole body and burst out III disease any
part it, No free from its attacks ~ there
which may destroy The scrofuous faint is varousy
ercura disease low living disordered unhealthy
food impure air 9Th and filthy habits The depressing vices
and au by the Infection Whatever be it's ORR
GIN is Hereditary in the constitution, descending from
parents children the third and fourth generation in
he the rod OF Him who says will visit the
iniauities of the fathers upon their children.'
effects by deposition from the blood of corrupt
ucerous which in the lungs liver and internal organs
tuberces; in the glands swtings and the
face erupons This foul corruption which gendes in
the blood depee the energies Of life that scrofous
stituGs only suffer from scotuos complaints, but they
have far less power to Withstand the attacks Of other diseases
consequently vast numbers perish by disorders which although
not scrouos their still rendered fatal by this faint
in the system Most of the consumption which deemates the
fiy has its origin directly in this scrofnous
tnnao and many destructive diseases of the liver, kid
neys BRAIN and indeed OF all the organs arise from a
graYated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all people are their persons are
by To cleanse from the system renoyate the
blood by Alternative medicine and nygote it By healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine supply ia
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Regular FRIDAY res9yt fqs ytsl5ss.gg and ". Rsgd
BAYOU SARA PACKETS.

BAYOU SARA N1AILCo.
$500 FOR BAYOU SARA. LsSSSss.%Ss
The tne passenger packet q pftoI. CaPinin Bar1Hco
lsSvss Ne% r!ea24f c Syr y Gm WEDNESDAY and FRI
| - u j O'Clock. N'''W
FOR nONALDSONyTLE.
The passenger packet Empire Parish, Cant. Vincent
leaves Orleans every TUESDAY a. 10 O'clock, A. Nj
returning Donaldonvie every WEDNESDAY morning.
passing the Coast in daylight.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
The A a Il u, Joseqh Vincent MASTER leaves
New Orleans every MONDAY evening at o'clock, and FRI
DAY morning at 10 o'clock.
A-A clerk always the landing foot St Louis street. 70
receive and deliver freight and sign bills sdng for the above
boats
fec arn EUGENE LAN0UE, AGENT,
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TALLAHAToHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.
YAzoo AND TALLAIiA,FGSIiIIEs

suH h. q 5. Mail packet Dew Drop, 5. Fl. Patisot,
eIsA3 connecting with steamer Eharmer On her
5zsSzs arrival at yck3b Friday nlorntng)1For sa-
s1: Y1zao City, Trhua, Silver Greek. Beft6nia We6otef
Honey Island Tlcy's Landing sjd9n Crane andng RS
ali Intermediate landings Taalaehie river ~ high MS
hafey's landing, leaving VieEbuFg Friday on arrival OF
the 255 O'Clock evening train.
s9- iii freights shipped by the chafmer viii be taken
hraish al high rates. without extra change AZ
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Bark E,aue Plshnfy fer Providence tR h, Dewey
Bark herokee Hopkins for Baltimore, Hynsan &eo
Selr Lizzie Mesick Sou;hhact for Pensacola, Mitchell
Scbr Sea Drift, Smith, for Mobile Mastet
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.sezsz=s, FOR PHILADELPHIA. -,
NEW YORK, etc, s-sss5assssz.
FROM SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
10 Philadelphia.
BOSTON

BOSTON.
sgk FOR BDsTON-Reguar Line-The Al reEu.
Eser Iss sailing packet bark Arctic, Waiter,
=Szseri having most Of her cargo engaged will have
dispatch. Fer bola1ye of freight. apply to
GEO ". uYNs0N i co, s. Canp 81,
For passage apply the captain hoard Post a. First his
trict aga
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Arrived, Yesterday.

Steamship Star Of The West Brown I'm New York 9th, via a
,ana iil inst, de Wiser &eo--lst district.
Sleas l GhnfitS Morgan, Iawless fin Galveston and In.
dianala iih ihst, ID Hafris--lst district
SchT Martha, fIarpn days I'm Pensacola 10 masefBasn
sehg Mary en Mott, Gays FIN Pensaraa 70 master Basin.
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BLACK RIyEPz.

Leaves nr-G = STTRDAY. Ish inst. ut 5P. NJ.
FOR HARRIS0NBIRG, TRINITY
, - and all laudngso on slack Rger-Ih4 Light dFai
q passenger packet Ashland, A. j. Dye mas
sz.ssEk en- will leave above For freight CT passage
isg- The Ashland will take freight for Donalsonvie Pla
anenne Rouge Bayou Sara and simsD9 having mAde
arra Fgmcnts light draHgh at the mouth Of rd
river Of dgtenton therefore, shippers can rely on their
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FOR FORT ADAMS, TUNICA, NOR
sssEsg . garzs Bayou SS' a die Gaast-Fhe pas
,GAtslssa 7guyer steamer Laurel Hill, f. f. Gross.
having been newly fitted ot ard her cal in
efaaiad running IN tie aboye Igl about the
rs of Sepenber leaving every TUESDAY EVENING ut B
. aas In EUGENE LANoHF, Agent.
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Onto RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY. August 20 at 3 P. M.
FOR LOUISEILLE--TEiE NEW
HE@ r. light draught passenger packet steamer b. il
dams, j. Rchey, master, will leave for the
and NIL intermediate landings above,
yIRGlNIUS @. nENTZEL,
anl5 Advertising Agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

Milch Cow Tor sale,
4 NY PERSON WISHING A FRESH MILCh
n Cow, can procure one low, by enquiring at
the Store Of F. FEARING, SR.,
junel2-dtfl Cor. Locust b Brady street,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

FRIGHTENED nIM.-Schroeder, the old
man who lost his thirty dollars by placing too
much confidence in his brother man, made
tracks for Dublin, Indiana, yesterday morning.
Some one told the old man that in case his tes-
timony wae sufficient to hold Merkle and Ben
nett, he would be wanted as . prosecuting
witness at the next term of court. and would
have to give security for his appearance when
wanted. or 60 to Jail. The old man thought
he had lost about enough in the transaction.
and concluded to make q straight break for
home, which he did yesterday morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21
Burglary at Cape Vincent, Y. Y.

WATERTowN. N. Y Aug. 20.
L S Hamonds Banking House at Care
Vincent was entered Sunday morning by
burglars and some $4,000 in currency. mostly
ills of New York state banks. and some
50 600 in notes and securities stolen. The bur.
glary is supposed to have been committed b,
two men who we're seen about the village at .
late hour on Saturday evening and who lef, on
the morning boat for Ogdensturg or Montreal
One Of the men suspected was Of mcdiuutstze.
full. red face and light hair. The oliver q as0l
small size. with dark hair aud whi-k.fs. 80
A reward of $500 is offered for the money.
The pay yment Of notes. DC, has been stopped
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21
Mail Arrangements.

Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Office:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at . A and P \ closes
At $40 4 n and Ph.
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at P n closes $50 An.
SoUTHLRE MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, rves at 81 Pm; closes 530.A n.
WRsTEEs AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
6PM closes at SPM.
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives 8 A n; closes at Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY NAIL. arrives at & p n Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at y Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP kIvER MAIL TO Lyons, arrives at P n; closes
at s N, daily, exbept sundays
BLUE GRASS MAIL arrives at2 " closes at u y
Tuesdays, Thursdays AID Saturdays.
ANITY NAIL, arrives and closes at IL n Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AEAMosA NAIL, arrives and closes at IL n, ON
Thursdays
: Tho Office will be open On Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 AN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21
FINE WoRK.-For some months pas

FINE WORK.-For some months past.
we have been wearing boots manufactured by
John Haley. No. 66 Brady etreet. between
Second and Third, and We are speaking from
the book when We say they are very superior
article. calculated to do good service and al
ways fitting to charm. John employs non
but the very best workmeu. purchases no st. ck
unless he knows it to be fret. class; and when
he turns out . pair of boo's or shoes he al.
waye gives satisfaction. His ladies' work has
no superior in the country, and We bespeak
for him liberal share Of their patronage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21
New York Market.

By Tel<ar1ph.l New YORK. August 20.
FLoCR.-Market dull and prices downward.
e 10 l5Suier State; SIS l5@5 81 Extra Stat. F.;
IS oO15 10 Srper Western 5 lod 525 Con en- to
medium extra do, SIS 30d5 40 inferior to good
shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
CANADIAN FLOUR Without material change
hYE FLOUR-Steaiv 1T So 5U0L4 25.
WHrAT-Market steady. 81 25 al 81 New Win
ter Red Western; 5! % very handsome Amber
illinois, 81 3O@Sl 33 White Ind. 81 4O@l 43
choice White Mich.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY Quiet sales small.
Corn Market lower. Sc unsound 6OM6lc
sound xei western, chiefly at 60H.; 60 round
yellow.
OATs.--Moderate request. 36@4O Western and
State.
PoRK.-Market frmer for mess and heavy for
prime.
MHIsKY.-2lLM21%c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

LUMBER TRADE.-This trade must be
looking up Almost every day we notice large
lots Of this article in the shape of heavy and
light, lorg and short sawed timber g ing out
on the line Of the NJ d NJ. r R. Tor tying and
bridging purposes. Our saw mills must be
coming money this year. The principal part
Of it comes from Davies 4 French's mills. The
Moline Saw Mills are likewise furnishing q
good DEAL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

DIsoRDERLY.-Yesterday, Frederick
Wendt. who was rested on Saturday for us-
ing offensive and obscene language to Mrs.
Johanna Dittel, was brought bet the Police
Magistrate. Frederick was sober and peni-
tent, and promised to behsve better in the fu-
ture aud not insult his neighbors. Frederick
having pleaded guilty, the M'gistlste. in con-
alteration Of his having been 10 jill over Sun
day. discharged him on pay ment Of the costs
fixed At - 4O
While F, ederick was in the Police Office,
Ar'. ws"ds, tainted away. which circumstance
considerably Austered aud shook the nerves Of
tne Magistrate, who never We know. can bear
% - women In trouble without relieving
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21
COM Nj E r CIAL !
DAVENPORT rsAssh EE.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DEnocRAr AND Nsws,t
A0niay Eve., August goth, 1850. I
Wheat 10 still declining, with moderate reseipts.
No. article brought only e5c to-day, and 9TH
er gra les went at . lower figure. Other grains
continue firm at Saturdays prices. Wsquote:
FLOUR In fair demand at IS IS retail, and - so
wholesale for City Spring Extra; Superfne - so
Rye -four S4 00@4 SO Corn meal 81 90 p cwt.
Shipments Of -four $50 bbls. Shlpstuifs, 10 tons
to Peoria.
WHRAr-Receipts ?l3S bu; shipments 26lS bu.
We quote at 6s@65 for No. l, and Gee for No 2.
CoRN-Receipts 30 bu shipm cnts 75O gu. The
sheled.
OA1s- In fair demand at l5@lsc for new.
BARLEY-Receipts4 A bu. In good request at
30@32c.
RYH-We quote at 45c.
BUcKwHEAr-A good article sells readily at 75c.
Onions. s.-Receipts 933 bu; shspments 2O96 bu.
In demand for shipping at 30@35c.
PoTAroEs-In good demand at 2o@25c whole
sale, and 30G4Oc retail.
ToMAroEs-In supply at 5oc960 y bu whole
sale and l5g2oc y peck retail.
WOOL-We quote at IO135c.
HAY.-Steady and quiet at 0094 90 for Prai-
rie and 81 00@5 90 for Timothy.
HIDEs.-In good request and m moderats at 516c
for Green s9l2c for Dry and ll.Ql3c for Dry
Flint.
BUTTER-Rather scarce, and q good article in
demand fo- table use. We quote at lO@l2Lc
wholesale, and SC retail.
6a7c wholesale, and s119loc retail.
BEANs-Seeady and unchanged. Wequote at
sOG9Oc Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsE-Supply light and prices firm at l3@
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve 100llc
Wholesale and l21l5c retail.
LARD-ln fair supply at ll@l2Xc.
HAAs--Common io1s0]lc Sugar Cured l21s
G15c Shoulders l0c retail.
DRIED FRuIr-Apples S@loc; Peaches 11@l5c.
Prunes S@l2%c.