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tary of the navy, ETC. (See Mondays pro

tary of the navy, ETC. (See Mondays pro
ceeding)
After a long debate, Mr. Bocock moved
to table the resolutions. Negatived-fj
against 100.
The first resolution, condemnatory of
both the President and Secretary OF the
Navy was adopted without count OF the
number voting on either side
The second resolution, that the cor tract
made by the Secretary of the Navy OF
September, 1858, with w. G. NJ. Swift, Tor
the delivery of live oak timber, was III vio-
lation of law, and in a manner unusually
improper and injurious to public service,
was adopted by ayes l19, nays 90
| The third was read that the distribution
! by the Secretary Of the Navy Of the pat
| rona.e of the navy yard among members
! of Congress, is destructive of discipline
corrupting in its tendency, and highly IN
! furious to the public service.
Mr. Reagan moved an amendment that
/ the Republican members Of the House, In
receiving and acting on the proposition OF
Mr. Defrees, by which he promised to give
one-half the profits Of the public printing
! in the event of his nomination and cleo
ton as public printer, was corrupting ana
/ demoralizing in its tendency, and bar
gaining OF the offices and patronage OF the
/ House and deserved rcbukc and condemn
alton.
Objected to ly the Republican side.
The third resolution as above was adopt
cd-l23 against 81.
The fou tn resolution, that the Presi-
dent and Secretary Of the Navy, by receiy-
ing and considering the party relations of
bidders for contracts with the [. s, and
the effect of awarding contracts pending
elections, have set an example dangerous
to the public safety and deserving the re,
proach of the House, was adopted by lUu
against 81. Adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-16

Al Va HFH MIR
and continent ~ re..ai. .as fiyariIIy
acted a.,
The committee ros. NJ 10 o.,.locL. vi,b.
out conclusion on the bill Adjourned
Trrsp,y Junc -
.State-The Senat. concurr.d in the
House amendment 70 the Pacific telrr-apI.
bill
The civil appropriation bill was CON
sidered
4 long debate ensued on amendments
to the bill
\ recess was then taken from Until e
p. m
Evening session. 1t was agreed II print
the usual quantity of report of the MAORI
" and minority OF tie Committee Oh
printing abuses
M Fitch reported the House bill for
contracting government printing Office
Nj DAVIS. from the minority committee
reported a b.!! in relation TO the public
priutjur
The consideration If the civil a2propria-
ton bill was resumed
The amendment apnrorria,inr so coo
for seeds and cuttings IN the Patent-otiice
was stricken out but afterwards restored
Mr.. IveRson said the Agricultu al bu-
rcau had abused th.. opportunities They
had bought seeds in New York and dis
trjbuted them in other sections at an I'M
rnense expense to the government, when
the same seed could lie borcht in aly
store in any town in the country.
NJ, Brown denounced the whole thing.
ard Jonb,.d e tho pa,ent-off;cc ever scTt
o,y valuable scoa throughout m. couotrv.
Sn VI i,,,;,,Io,eJ ,I,ot tho A-r;c,iI.
/ - l,,ro,,, ,,.,. o1,,,. "a ;rvos,;rota cat
- 49,,
NJ p, I,,.-,,.,I walton, would m,
49,, -. ,I,,.rt
NJ. vi. Sail o,-,;o,,l.,,r,I ro,,ort,
.a' ,,Ja ~, -, ,,,7.,.r;.I ,I.riar;g.d
s..,, ,''|t, ,,.1,;l,, l,,aI, - J.. -, H. liza
,,ol ~ go 600, a m
> Tho I;li -. cnn.iIcred till after II
o'oI,,cL rhen tho Senate adjourned
,,;,ton &c Carfora,,., on ,bs 3;sarreoinc
ar,ordm.nt 10 tba Pot Office deficiency
iii r,.,,o,tsd that tb.v we're unable t.
,,,ee Fl. moved that the House reced,
from its advancement to tho first amend
ment of the Senate. and a.ree to the Sen
,t.'s amendment
Mr. Grows proposition under the opera
, ton of the nreyious question was agreec
80 ISI 20 <.
Thn I;,I,bo,ss Arnrorri,,;or hill wa
considered and n,ssed .-.
The House passed the following Senat,
| ;o;rt resolutions antborixinp vessel con
nac,.d with tho coast survey to proceed
beyond the limits of the United State
l for the purpose connected with the obser
, walton of the eclipse of the sun on the L
Y of July.
: The House took a recess from half pas
e four to seven o'clock.
l The House re assembled at pm.
e The consideration of the navy appropri
D atom hill was resumed
After debate the committee rose an,
= the amendments were conquered in. an,
: the bill passed.
= The House acted on the Senate's amend
}. ments tn the annronriation bill concurrin
: IN s.,n,a of them Adjourned
e
!. WEDNESDAY. June IL
. ,Ssno,,-Mr Hunter, from the Financ
5 Cou,m';ttoe renorted Mr. Morrilrs Tar;,
S1', nmd roore e 70 nostnone it till tho Sc
Jill ar" NJ Ill.,, :, Dece,pher The mo,;o,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-16

NoMIHATIoN FOR CONGRESS, &C.-The De
Inocr.scy of the 9th congressional district
held their convention at Springfield on
Wednesday, and unanimously nominated
the Hon John A. McCiernand for re-eiec-
ton 10 Congress At senatorial conven.
ton. on the same day, the Hon. Murray
Mcconnell was nominated for State sena
tor from Sangamon and Morgan Counties
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VIvIru WUIrHvANN,

Is new preD.rrd to 90 all Kinds Of work liz his line
1 ~ith promptnr>s and fesyAtch. lie has two loom.
In oPerat.ar- Carpet Yarn of AL coicrs constantly
kept hand and >o'd cheap as in the stores. His
place north Feeder bridge. south OF L. 5. Le
lands residence CArpe; Rag. bought for cash.
jun2-sm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-16

LOOKS D.RE.-There Is intense curiosity
10 ace ,hs evidence Of Col Forney, taken
before the Covode committee at Washing
ton. II is thus alluded to in the tele-
graph dispatches from Washington of the
18th inst;
Col. Forney mas before the Covode COM
mittee two hours to day, and is to continue
his testimony tomorrow. 1t is said to be
OF so important IL nature that copy of it
will be forwarded to the President for
examination before being made public
Contrary to the usual practice of the com
Inittee, they placed the witness under an
Obligation not to reveal his testimony un-
I'll it is concluded, and the President
makes known his pleasure on the subject
by.replying or otherwise
-1 The Chicago Board of Trade raised one
thousand dollars, for the sufferers at Alba
nv and Camarche, and the citizens made
up about twelve hundred dollars more
Subscriptions are still se'og on.
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ANOTHER SUMNER ExcITEMEST.-Mr Sum
ners recent illtenpered speech against the
southern Shareholders in the Senate came
near leading to another row. A drunken
Ioafer, calling himself Captain Henry, it
appears, called at Summers room after the
speech, and, using abusive language, threat
sued to cane him. Inform alton of the af
fair was lodged with the Mayor of Wash
iu:ton, who had the chivalrous Captain
arrested. and locked up until be became
sober. The Captain then thought better
Of the matter, and called on Sumner and
apoiogized. This ended the affair.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-06-16

AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, - YEARS OLD, having
given up practice will give his services the remainder
OF his life free Of charge, in order that his successful
mode of curing CoNsUMPTloN aud other LUNG DISEASES
may be placed within reach of all and to that end he
will send his mode of (Which has proved
full in thousands Of casey TO all applying for it, free Of
charge
Address, wM. b. MOSES, Box 4ss P. o. New York.
mar3l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-21

li6 bort IN Der Office pe8 6ptels, ais Der, ben lie
lu6ten, nt6tS NrgeS abnenb Geretntrat, 9latirz
lid Ser1afteten lie i'm. St mar 8u6baltcr 1T
benz 9roBen Jteis9el4dlte bon 80, 8ennett & 81,
III GbarleltOn leBten Sonnta9 ltobl er aus Der
@elDfiite Der 6irmn$ 800 in 6art9elp uno gGedz
Jet i'm Setra9e bon $1,000 uno brannte pamit
purd) nad Baltimore,
Serurtbeiluu etne8 Gtn4re=
9erS. = NnCrrp 8, Sttrling, alias Stsle,
befam in Som Untptprt, npbin Ct letnen WrpseB
batte S~erla9en laleu, s Sabre ,3lt6tbou5 peaert
eine5 i'm gSbite' iAen &appsnl fore babier be0an=
9enen @tnbruGs,
Gtnbril de, - ZSn Der 9ladt BON Spraes
tern ouf 9eltern murpe in Den Sta6lwaarenltSre
Der So. Spbn Sud & Gu, Nr. SO NratttroBe
etn9ebrpAen, Die gelpfiite wurDe NIT fall6erl
SAlafeln 9eGfnet unb $50 aus i6r seltublen.
Nu9enlAeinliG Bate l9 Seutanp pcr G6Cr1Glu6
in Dem Stpre berbur9en penn ipeber an ben
3buren, nod an ben 6enltern 3ei9te IiG bic Spur
eiae5 9eipoltl anten GinbruGS.
Sn Der elbet Nadt purDe in bic Stab(padz
renbanpIun9 Der So. BRADFORD & 60, 81. 1O2
Tranfltn TT. nabe 6Oparpltr etn9e6rphen. Dte
Spibbnben erbeuteten aber balelblt nltr 8 &u=
p%fercents.
sic l~tatteten bann nod Dem N1e6l= uub SUIT
terltpre Der So. 9enrpie & Co., 1853 6anppertr.,
etnen Selt9 ab, erbeuteten aber bort nt6t5.
Yferb unp Wa9en eetoGlpn. -
0eltern Na4mttta9 wurpe Elm 3,tr SIT, 8aI6=
tn9tpn SoctorY gebTre1per @asen lautmt Nferb
an Der @de BON Mabtlpn= unb @alperttr, 9e1tpb-
len, Der &utlHer mar In Elm 5au8 In Der yldz
9e getreten uno Bate @ferp unb Na9en auBe,
lte9en lallen. Oils er 3uritdfam, mar 8n9en 1tnb
pferb perlGwpnpeu, Sn pem gBaoen btfanpen
li4 2 Barrels 3ufer, cine Same &OGlenSl uno
anpere Sahen i'm g lammttpert6e BON $50.
Dis @ert6te, : Die Criminal : Gpurt
trat 9eItern pieper 3uiammen, SIS tonute aber
ntdt5 9clAeben, neil Die 0ranp SurY li0 in iUr
Simmer 5nriid3og, nm i0re N~nfla9en gege,
Staataanmalt g8bttne9 teu 3t fprmulirtn.
Sn ben anreren 0ert4ten fam ntdt5 BON 9e,
pe1tuag Dor.
Der Gremer Oampfer NepzYprt
9ebt AM Samlta9 BON New-gprf nn6 8remen.
Srtefe na6 Oeut1GGanp NIT bieIem Dampfer
mili1en i~pateltenS Bis 81 tbr beute gla6mittao
auf Der 9ot=Sffce ab9e9eben werbeu.
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SergitI gnn9SplGse.
q Snli mno GDmsert I'M
fEaiIk beg WriOn 0elnunOereinS. SAs;

Wf la0sa EleFRlf NnTere JreNn6e i0wie 0a8 QaIlifum, teIru.
GERS aber uniere paitpen mo @Brenmt0leter sa benz am Is. 5
10. IN oef @btna-0a4 ltattftnben6en 8aa f~reun6ltdit elm, tnSsn
mf stne9i lepenote fefe 8erf9erung seber, taB oMe Masreaelr
9etrtren ito UNI uniern @diten cen erfen Q8,ibnadtsfeterta 'os
enien lreueenret6en in ts @et6GtniB sinauprdgen.
DaS 9on3ert BON 9r. pr. 36ielemann oelettet, entb6It ouh,ror.
oelrdtde gortrd9e Die t9eihpeGe aus ofdQtor Mitpufuno iren.
Ger Sratte bctteben, 6eren treihtde 2%eiilngeri Detannt In6. Ot
tennti pr. Wtnbl bat es iA CUR %beiOnbera AufOate gentadt, un.
lers @alts NIT oen beltsl Spetien nn6 @etranfen au Eebienen.
@apt. 5el6mann8 Warplano guarts Yonb 1T FIR ben go(
en9a9irt, Confectionery un0 @arbsrpbe it ebenfaus in oemonStsrr
pano en- 0e Paltoen e9renmitsIteter nerOsn erlu&t iBre aarter
's ~ ~ R' u. eeG5GesSea: Atn1an9 Panttltb ll6r.
m! G.Goo gu ~ @t1; Wr elnen perm unb 2 Damen limb BET her
$685. Tna Gcm44.
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0cfctl 0cIet! 9c1et

&efct! Scfet! &cfet!
Sebt, roo Die 9anfen be 8aarjablungeu Iuspenbtrt 6obeu unb
9tr9tnto@ uto Ncr0, Caroline. gelb bebeutenben OiScCnts frlet,
iOlteu Die 2eier es ib gu gute MAIDEN unb ens
Sin9er'fAe Nab=M af6tm
faufen.
Sic usbn,en gtr9inia, Wprb-Guroltna uao anbsre Wsten 10 gut
rte Baltimore @elo an 3abtuns. G8 lit oieie8 cine quite @ele9su-
belt iHr Sbuetoer uno Sener Ipate ~Seridumeu, IT'D cine fNI9e
DMitiae anjni6afet.
gut Seb,r, Der bicie8 lte8t, metB 9epiB, no ba8 Bertauf8lpfoG
lit. @rNe, bic es md uitbt iptiel, fCIten i6neH mad SO, 19
Botimoreitr. 9ebeu. Gerfaumt bteeS uidt, Oeie 0taittnen sc.
b6ren onerfonnter Q9eife 8u ben @tten. IRebr ais $4,000 fnb
td8lid tm @ebrou9 an NSfsn, 28eiten uRb Seien. gS ptrb
6eutIb 9ciprpden.
8B- 6ro0t fr Die Gp. 2-18 8au; 3td idnsae Wsui6iue tir
Sbueiber. -&A Ncp24, 1mt
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S~agerbter<S Gallon nno 9leltanr0tion

III iif2 Sagerbter< Salon nuo SieItair0tion
HM#N;s CUR
@N4A Sutett Suelfe
Nrc. l19 2%ertn0tpnitr. am WturYt, g(ptieIte.
Wet1en Srelnreu unb rem 9ubllum bic Qr2eiae, car ih tprt-
wabrenS Die beiten SpcHen (CpierS II. +. n.y. iorie audj ou8oe-
3eI4netsS Ya9erbter nnb quite Nt1ucr8 itt8 an 0anb blbc lnb Bite
UNI 3abIreiten ,3uiprnd.
Mm @ruB, frib,r in Ger Qr6sier. Safe.
Hy- Aub ltebt elm 9erium9e8 3Ota gu @crlaulnllun5et ODER
lOnltl9eh SsIgMtgNMgen CUR ~SsrIu9un9. NCO24, Int
Snef's ~Tnltnn !SpmIc,"
ssss%s - a-24 SO 9rattitrz-
sss@aA Spii4en JrcbertdItr. uno M2arfet Guate.
EaAs1S% Sur9 9GuSi6e llntanberuno ut nele gu6fattnto
oIeie5 9OteIs 1T Der Gt0enttiimer i'm Stante bic belten unb Gc1ufnts
iUt 3tmmer fir
9etlenpe ltnp SCltgan9er
Ies in 8ereti6aft gu baltcn.
@eiunoeS luft0s9 Yc9iS un6 gutter Sid.
Ntabl3etten gu jeber 8ages3eit,
Prciie i'm SuGtOn 5Oufe;
Boarding per ISOLDE =. .,.......... .........$lO
Wa9leueu.
4p9is ....-25
@nSelne 3mnler (PrOlt)
Ote Weffaurntipn
lt %iprtwabrcno nit Den beten OeIcatelsu Die Der Wiartt Gietet,
p%erleben. Gbenio tets reiae l2ene, 0l59eiei6uete 0iaupra II. I. ~.
(fpo21 ,3nt)
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Snnffnauna.

Se lnteroet9neten fabIen N6 p~erpfihtet. Fem 49,
T soGs e oniSn tsrsn ber3li6en 3ant aasSuipreb.n fEr bic risb,.
srssuc Ss 81 ssStii ps SSSaq li,s 3d. &c sns e. anfsrem fiebeu Batter ums
S IalSiSs; mes q n9 ltsate. as er bic sefabrIiTe CSseroton a rTS SaI
cine pS't sTo nfRsts S Song; S6e1rnobm. Our60efabrt 5dtts, tpsna !, MIDI
nod ten WlitteI SeN len Bat WV SsSs" ~e'pe ole @pieni4att
%. 81 eli. m
O30W 3.8. Gsr4. Wt. M. q, qsr6
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Sin9er'fAe Sf6b=Wai6tme
gtener 0rts nub 40 aSen

ED Weiueu 6renNeH, 8efaunteu uno ~iberbaurt benz secby.
ten Yublttur bic er9ebeue &u5et9e, tB i'd retnen Sut- uno Sap
pen-StOre
SO, 43 Baltimore IT,, g.. i5bir bon Srebertdtr.,
NIT ser 9rBbten |aSwabt neaer un' mo6erner gsaaren fir ben
QSinter Oerieben babe, uo gebe me men 6unben Die Bert6erun9,
bab i@ bel gutter g8aore bic btGt0ften Yrete isllen tpsrbe.
lin 9it9en .3uiprub biHet er9ebenit
0ft16s @bas. 3te8lsr.
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@irt
JfetaurotiOn ltuD 2a9erbisrbpue
npu
81. s Trte6ridb 0onoes,

9fo. II 9anpperltr, 9egeuitber Dem Niarft.
QSr llnter3eitnete empfietIt Ietnen 6rr1nben ipwie einen sse6r.
ten Pubttunt leuae wobleinJerittctt DETERMINATION uno goaeibier
bate 0f b8 Nngee9Rtidft'.
Nsetisuoe unO &Oftodn9er ftabtn bel tgm quite ~freunbIi0e Quf-
natme unb an9erebnic 9p0iS.
aSn Gelitoter suu4 je6en Mcutu9 uno gomerltaB bon 10-l2
lbr W0r0en&. Se,e. amt
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re- 6pnpipah's &0lbe

it Elm batiamiI6e8 0eUmdtc&, ppn feiusln an0eru abertrofe1 bel
8ran0wun0cn, Qutti6un9en, olen @uuten ODER 0raien- @e-
i0wGr,n. Gle perbncert GntSinbuu9eu uno fdet6et Die llnrei-
nt0teit bon Der 98unoe; and) bic Narbe perbstlt IptaIb Die Set
(ung belpefileli9 lit.
gu boben in Ter 6a6ft 9O. so Ntaibsn Sane gteru- gOrt unO Bel
alien Drt00iiten SIT % &t3. SO Sta. uuo 81 Die S6adtel,
(TPsl7-24)
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Onf bin8tomer Mn,efoen.

~ ~"Dncr'oenten iotoie aud Mn,etaen fir gsorbr
Insf0' u. WeOrsetDtUn tperOen in Srn. q. %. aerTys
Store, III. Ctr, nabe Der %ennfplpanio Mn,r,,, .,t.
9e9en9enor1n men.
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ggzHrO /, 9 mabne'8 II a III e III
0eiebter g8tlctrfhen-G prup 9ettt pOrtrflt9 b~artndft9en 9uiten.
@rfiltn9eu, gtuhpeten, MISUNDERSTANDING Qeberbe9perben,
6tbelu uub ~Quffei0en in Der &eble, &ur5atbmi9ttit unb Stitbu-
item, iope oae %6rantbcteu res 0alle5 unb Ger Geble, Der grult
pber her glm0e. 0ele N6net reint9t 3u0Iet0 uno ldutert bas Slut.
gu bobeR in Der Sittc3 e8 olGefer" su 81 yer flaibe pber 8 6la-
fhel Ill g.. 80.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-09

TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.


SALE.-w HsssAs, on The oh
! day of Jelly. 4. u. 1855, The<doss Ro0bssse
asi ksrshA komhAsss. sssested enso Asssia
Corbin, - Trustee. certain Deed ot Trust, coa-
love-, described - foll0ws, - wts. The nosth.
vest quarter Of the aoeth eass QUARTET sed nossh-
esst quarter Of the ssrsh wses qrassss, and the
north .vsst quarter Of the north sess quarter q
Section nineteen QS), Township eighty (sol.
Range tvo ~ east; sod also the south vest
quarter Of the south-ssst quarter, cod The eouen.
east quarter Of the south west quarter, and tee
south vest quarter Of tho south west quarter of
SECTION ehte~n lsb Township eighty (ss).
Range two } east; also the northeast quarter
Of tho north east qu .rier Of Ssctioe twsnty fosf
- ]. Township eighty 50 ksnss sns y east
sso the following parcel Of land 10 Clinton couo-
y. IN sid state, " Wit: the nHth west frsctioo
ai quarter Of the northeast quarter OF Section
six (6 J, Township eighty tso,, Raoge twc( esV
which said convcyaate wss made By the said
Theodore and Bertha kombaues for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of six certain p vmi.so-
Theodore Romb .uss. dated the Sth day u July,
A. ID. 1856 and payable ~ follows: Am.sg 9TH
ess. one for the sum Of twenty one hundred dol
lars psysbe in three Year, sf'er date, eu which
there 10 now due about the sum Of nineteen hua-
drsd and sfty cellars
AMI nov. ssid note having become sae ana
payable. aud the said RoObAssr hsvi-g failed q
pay the same, Austin Coroin. TruS - - afors'
said. do hereby give this public notice. that b
virtue Of the pOwer which 10 u os vested BY said
Deed Of Trust sill, on Saturday. the Sd day %
November. A. b. ls6o. 81 the hour Of Two o'clocl
in the afternoon OF aaid day, st the Coas' H. a'>
door, the city Of Davenport expess and oGsr fo'
sale It public auction, the parceIs u land above
oeA or ~ much thereof - shall bs necessary
~ satisfy and pay ths amount Of sad note ~'h tn.
intersss thereon 70 the day Of sele, together viii
an the costs and sxpsasss attending said sa's
costs sf his notice and Trustss's fees.
Datsi sAs Ssh day Of Oe cher. 4. D. 1850.
AUSTIN COkBlN,
| octs dta Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-09

RAIN, RAIN.-In view of the present
rainy season. wincheli. the irimitAb;e puuster.
takes off the " vet season" in the folln wing
humorous style:
Rain, rain, coming again:
Instead Of bright dew drops rejecting tho hue
Of the sky, We have bucketsfull uers than our
Il comes down like ropes from the ceiling on high
A. i, ws had augur holes bored in the sky.
l. auRurs for those vho have chores out Of doors
Very bsdly-'tis . series Of serious bvres.
It 6fes in the sisterA,
Drums in the spout,
1t plays in the CELLAR
" Mould 'twere ll.ysd out.
Rain, rain, triumphantly reign,
A. fast - il tails the SUP sucks 1t again.
Oh, what vet rain! y, wa-ter rain!
Cutters give cultural growlings sgain,
Pour' po.sn'!y p..'ering passing p.de''rian''
Soft, sticky, sloughy streets, stepping stones
Slab side walks slippery, striding, subsiding.
Rain rsins up the creek, dewn the street, in the
Ger the day, every day, all the day. nigh. and
day.
Never more. dust to dus. cry We again;
Thss proverbs mixed with the substantive rain
Life's but BUBBLE. philosophers say,
We've had bubbles month steady every day.
like Sir Collins Of Purage-a dragon,
There's been too much out lately to brag on.
Wat-er dragglstail wasesy dragon dilution.
II this permeatins, boat soaking get institution.
Spirit Of Uadise. Why this Innovation
Dry MP Or re:sive . severe repsobation,
Noah we're undone then with ~: inandatien.
Look 1t the streets. there apparent the fact 10.
That Hydropasby's drovains the Aes"e-pash Of
practice.
II strayed away sun beam il strslling about
He is caught AMI garroted till the Rim Is pressed
D.sk aaa din are tho heavens 20 grim,
Splash, s,lash, 1t the window cash,
And wherever else it can make . dash;
Every puddle 10 out on fuddie,
And trying 70 swell up into gallop,
Runs our level - il 70 the ID;
Running At loose ends through sluics, gorge or
whoop and yell at tn. clouds which poas out .h'i,
Cold water, let loose. may spree too frisky.
And do - nnch damage sometimes ~ hot whisky.
There, il . Aoding, are items quite notable,
Whiriing and wAlss,ng 'mong everything Aoatabls.
| A infants last toy juvsnils mistsn.
Learning 70 Airt Of dfovned seuldy kittss.
The enee Asscy clouds sss nov assesd Of sAsi'
AID is ed I:.l .. black .. Iced I. 4. .o.. .A..
their dusy.
The farmers unable to II the xatsd eroand.
Are doing thour he 4vic st-stau6iv 7 sPooud
some ~ Of the weather. They doas sase gsuat,
whsthss we any more veathss q not.
"Look Onward snd up sasd.," !" the progressive esy
TA~s ssyiag - loak spwsrd y =. il your sys.
! Why doa't Dps isas hasaisa lsI-1ssesr ~,
TO '.esP al The black. nsrty clouds tus III
Or a0e cuaainG Ysakee without uuoA delay,
Invent huge bellows 70 biov tAea svayf
|. II the sua WeaA soas palmer aad warn .,
viz s1.as; z. i,,... ....,f,, ,.,t,..,... -
| plaie. f,,.
0.se. Hasus. ths sssastssa usel = dssss her Q.
That - lssbsl vssy lovely. this bsast;sul Nay
Bus ~. 6see ths paais Aas nsss1 Ass - ~
pesk. s... ,...I...4 :
SHE go ops tAslAily dsssssl II dlsp vssk.
y Ne raie vee1 qoit. ! viii, ~ Il 8 tsaaa,
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1860. FIJI ArsaHS. mrssa. 1850.
Tram, ~. ~ A;esso ,isse SA,cA esnslvs min
.s-. .,'sr sAs D..e'P P." t'''-
nN AND ArrLa ONDAY. APRIL srn.
- 1859, and sutil {. ''os. 1n" n"uc, PA''' 81
trains viii leave Davenport - 'o'io"s'
10" "A. y. for Asrsngo and Wa '"'ns'o''
6l5 =. =. for Iowa city and Masca.
r.Alxs ARxivx At DAVENPORT ~ v,LLrH5.
800 4. y. from Iowa ~ity aud Musca inc.
6.25 p. y. from M4rengo and Washington.
All 'ra NJ out of Davenport will mske direct
connections ~ Marengo, wa city and Wsslins.
ton with the Western Stage Com pan, : ste Re. .or
III pnnts West.
Trans from the West connect At Rock Island
With trains ot the Chicago and Rock Island Ksil
Road for all points East, Nor,h aud South.
Passengers ar reminded of he necessity oi
giving distinct directions ~ to the dsstins,i.o OF
their baggage also procure tickets before tak,na
their seats th-
JOHN F TRACY, 0snI Supt.
A. kIxBALL, Asst Suo't.
Duvenpo I, Oct. 6, ls60.-dtf
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DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.

O1ylcy DAILY DsnocEAf AND Esvs,l
Monday: Eve., Oct. g, 1850.
Market unusually active for Monday and prices
6rm. Wheat opened this morning at 75c, bat in
tho afternoon the competition among buysr' run
II up to 7S@77c. River treigha have 90 como
down that grain begins TO move Ia its accustomed
channel, and the shipments to-day were quite
heavy. The receipts amounted to 1888 bu Wheat,
go bu Barley, 81 bu Corn, 1850 bu Potatoes, and
ESQ bu Onions. We quote:
FLOUR Shipments $50 bbls. Market very srm
Spring Extra 81 SO wholesale; $+75g5 90 retail.
WuwAr--Receipts 1888 bu shipments 1881 bu.
In demand 1t 75177c.
CoRN-Litus doing and nominal 1t 2Oc. Re-
ceipts 30 bu.
HARLEY-Activs At A50tsoc for No. I. Receipts
$50 bu Shipments 2l07 bu.
OArs-ln fair request and steady at 10 69l9c.
RYs-In demand at SIC.
Ox1oMs -Recei pts $50 bu shipments 100 bu.
We quote at liOlsc for fair to good.
PorAroEs--ln good dcman. At l59l6c whole
sale, and 50Gl4oc retail. Receipts 1880 Lu ship
ments 2vO bu.
TonAross-In supply At 35cgso y bu whole
sale aud l0asl5c y peck retail.
SWEET Por AroEs In fair request at 75c whole
sale, and 81 retail.
HAY.-Stsady and quiet At ! 5o05 50 for Psa'.
| as so per tun.
HlDss.-In good request and moderate At 6@st
for 0rssn s0l2c for Dry and ll@las for Dr.,
| Flint.
| BUrrER-Rather scarce, and . good article in
demand 70. tALIe use. We quote At lsc whole
sale, and l7!1c retail.
E0os.-Sseady and arm with fair supply q
| Sc Wholesale, and lOc retail.
BEAss-Steady and unchanged. We quote q
| S0QSOc Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEssE-SuppIy light and psiess 6rm st lstd
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve l09ll lc
wholesale and l2Q1l5c retail.
| LAnD-In fair supply at llQi2Xc.
! HAns--t' 'ommon iUhs 1Ilc; Sugar Cured ~.
| 6l5c: Shoulders lUc retail.
| DalED FRrrr-Appls. SO loo; Peaches ll0lse
Prunes S@l2Kc.