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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
DAVENPORT IOWA. WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER H. $780,
!. ATE N Z w S.
Suspension Of southern Banks.

By a private dispatch received IN this city
yesterday, We learn that The banks OF issue Of
the Southern S,a,es-that h. those on the sea
board. With the exception Of Louisiana, have
Suspended payment. This. of course. created st
p mic in the stock market. and stocks expe-
ri rec heavy fAllimmediately. The storm
is gathering The suspension Of Southern
banks, and the consequent depreciation OF
stocks upon which other banks throughout the
North and Northwest, and the East and
South, as we'll, are based, is the main sten TO
financial revulson and panie-auch revulsion
too, as this county has never seen. Destro;
that confidence which is held in State stocks
and away 60 banks, railroads and other cor
porations having stock basis. 1t ia like hit
ting the first brick the balance. though there
he thousands are swept down before it. The
first step has already been taken-the match
has been set 10 the train. We do not like to
watch its progress. out there is no other way
Every cause produces its tfect-who can
predict the eEsct-the result Of the sectional
triumph in the MOTT? The next news may to
worse still.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
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DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND Nxws,
Tunsdau Eve Nov IL lShn

OFFICE DAILY DkAoCRAT AND Nxws,t
Tuesday Eve, Nov. l3, 1850.
Market very brisk and receipts heavy. Wheat
&c higher.
FLoUR-Firm at s4.5o@475. Shipments $50
bbls
WHEAT-Active and &c higher. We quote at
75W soc. Receipts, S,536 bu. Shipments, 1850
bu.
BARlEy--Dull at 35a42c No. l, Receipts, l.
206 bu.; Shipments $50 bu.
CcKx-Lttle dong. We quote at l7@lSc.
Receipts. 20 bu.
OArs-Dull at l5Gl7c. Receipts $50 bu.
OxIoxs-Firm at l21z a lac. Receipts, 1880 bu.
Shipments 900 bu.
PorAroEs-Firm at l3@l5c. Receipts LOO
bu. shipments 100 bs.
SwEE, Por AroEs.-A few in market at 3564'c
per bushe. Receipts 100 bu. Shipments loo bu.
BUrrER-Scarcs at 14Gl5c wholesale, and IN
retail.
LARD-Nery scarce at l3c.
HAMs--None in market.
EGGs--Scarce at l2ll5c wholesale, and l5o re-
tail
HAY-Scarce at So for upland prairie.
HiDEs-In good request and moderate at 41ac
for Green loc for Dry and llll2c for Dry Flint
CHEssE-SuppIy light and prices firm at l3'G
l5c for Herkmer Co.; Western Reserve lcWllc
Wholesale and 100 Sc retail.
"a SC: Shoulders lVc retail.
GAME-But little coming in. Quails Csc u
dozen Prairie. Chickens l.5O y dozen Mallard
Ducks 25035c q pair.
FRuIr-Dry-M. r Raisins $3.50 y box, layer,
81. Smyrna Figs new crop l219, y ib. Prunes,
Turkish, SIC. French, l211. Zante Currants,
l0c.
BRANS-Dull at Soc d bu.
SWEET PorAToEs- We quote at 4oc wholesale.
DRIED FRuIr-Apples Sc 100; Peaches II 9ioc
Prunes s(9l2Lc.
Wooo--H Hickory $3.50 per cord Oak $3.50 per
cord.
CoAL-sc per bushel in the yard, and 99loc
delivered, according to distance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
Whit Alabama is Doing.

MONTGoMERY. Ala, Nov. 10
The military coDpanl-s Of this city. tully
armed and equipped, rendered their services
10 the Governor.
Our ciiz LIS are ali unanimous for disanion.
A plan for secession will be organized this
week.
The Governor, Supreme Court judges. Cir
cult Court Judges, both Of the Senators, and
all OF the Congressmen, save one. are for die
" i,u.
The city Of Mobile will be against secession
but nine-ten,ts of the untry districts are for
di-union The Minute Men organic ng, and
will have 10000 menbers enrolled by the ct
Of January mee,n. Of the leading politi-
an. Of the State. of sil parties, has just been
held, and solved to insist imm ediat-
Convention. The citizens indorse the action
OF their lenders
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
The produce business was quite brisk
in the cty yete'dsy. Good prices never fail
10 bring in plenty Of vel. loaded tesme.

KANSAS RscErpTs.-1he receipts for
the Kansas folks we're light yesterday.
Corn Previously aeknoul.dyed. 1892 bu.,
Sam Robinson 7; II. Ade l2; James Brown
lee 2o-39 Tolsl ! 23l.
Gsioss.-G. Cast Is bu,
CAsn-Previously ackno nowledged, 1896 so !;
benjamin Pa nter 81 Total fl9S 80.
BgANs.-D Hart bushels
WHEAT ID, Hart bushels
The entire amount of donations except
wheat. has been shipped, which is no v on the
evee ready for shipment.
FREE ExPREssroN-We were pleased
(of courss) yesterday to see q number OF pa-
pers circulating for personal reco mmsn nda,ion.
to tn. Office of Post Mater Each paper rec
ommended different person each person was
Of course, onsdered the best suited Tor the
IositoG. and y e are frank to state that We be-
heve It, Some were working quietly IN the
German settiene ents-others Were around stores
intent TO all aPpesrance) upon selecting few
bundles Of goods, for which cash was the con-
sldera,on on the part Of the merchant. and .
signature On thS part VI the puIcHHscT-t tueIs
s,il were exhibiting their bibotory faculties to
admiring crowds in saloons, and others yet
with more brass, made no bones OF the matter
except when a competitor wac around then
he didn't want any post office. Of course not
One gentleman had the sudacity to inform US
that he had recommended four aspirants, and
would continue TO do the same kiud Of busi.
ness as long as competition ran SO high. Just -
long that kind Of game is played We can't
tell who is ahead, or who has the best show.
However, We cannot find any fault. We are
laborou-ly engaged 10 collecting the names Of
the aspiran.s for publication Our lit ia al
ready large Our frieuds will please US by
hanuiug in the names of those candidates CON.
ing under their observation, that we may
slight no one.
Circulate your petitions. hoys. The object
Of the organ here in advi.n an election don't
20 down. There has been elections enough
(too many for us) already. Go on with your
petitions. The longest pole is the most eifec-
tive in the persimmon business.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the steamship Bremen

The steamer Bremen has arrived with three
Jaws later newe.
1t was reported that the Austrian Envoy had
notified the Emperor that unless the warliks
pr parations Of Piedmont were discontinued
aud the Hungarian legion disbanded. Austria
wou ID immediat ely commence hostil ties.
The London daily Neus the 3l.t. says the
Emi sror Of the French has placed four ships
Of the lins before Gaets, With orders to pre-
vent an attack on the fortress by Admiral Per-
sano and il necessary to sink his ships. Un-
der these circumstance. Admiral P.reano will
take no part in the approaching siege OF Gaeta.
Ch. News d-nounces This as direct iutervsu-
ton b. France. AID says Europe must not be
sllo ed to remain . victim to all this mystery
an repeated surprises.
Victor Emanuel and Garibal Ii, hoee opera
ii me we're combined. wee preparing for bat
tie.
The London morning Advertiser asserts on
the an' hority of An official dl-pat.h. that VIC
tor Emanuel was to Immediately lombard
Gae,a by sea and land Cspua had been def.
bitely occupied by Garibaliis troops.
1t was reported that King Victor Emanuel
would confer on Garbaldi the title Of Prince
CAafrno. with an income OF 80 900 livres. and
would decorate him with the Order Of Annun-
citation.
L,TEsr-The Paris Presse asserts that the
Sov-r,igns at Warsaw unite in promising as
-s,ance to Austria if she were attacked by
Piedmont.
China mails are not yet received, but the fol
loving details have come to nand of the ta
king of the Taku forts The northern forts
were captured after three hours fighting. and
the others surrendered. The allies lost 400
killed aud wounded They occupied Tienlien.
The Ambassadors were there but uld soon
procs d to Pekin. The Rebels had Withdrawn
from Shanghai.
TURIN, Friday.-Admiral Persano has com
meLced aud suspended firing on the Roj slis,s
near Gaeta.
The Poles displayed -uch a disloyal spirit
while Alexander was at Warsaw that His
Majesty was unable to conceal the vexation
he felt.
The Heyalds Patis correspondence says the
Government h . contracted with private ship
tui ders for the immediate construction Of $50
iron cassd etean gun boats
Captains in the French mercantile mari =
have been infor med by cir culars from tho M,n
,-t-r Of Ma inc, that L. the event Of war they
will be taken into the service as Second Lieu
tenants. AS the proposition has gwen dissatis
faction, it is said that it will be proposed to
give them pension.
II 10 reported that Mr.. Whitworth has con
trac's d to supply the French army with any
number OF his rifles al ti eech.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
'HRUSTEE'S SALE. WHEREAS. on the 2lth

'NRUSTEE'S SALE. WaeREAs, on the 2Ath
day OF February. 4. ID. 1852. John -. Gu6y
md Rachael GaHy. his wife, executed unto Gee.
y. Z. Dow as Trustee, . certain d. cd Of Trust,
conveying to aid trustee the land in Cedar coun-
~. Iowa, described as follows. to- Wit The south.
cast quarter Of the south east quarter Of sestioa
No. twenty six 70, in township eighty -ons (sl,)
north OF Range one I,) vest Of the tth p. NJ
ID. Gudy aud vito. for the purpose Of securing
she payment Of two certain promss notes sna
he interest thereon. signed BY said John ID. Gudy
and dated the Path isy Of February. A. d.
10y and payable AS follows One frtvelve and
~ 100 dollars. due in .ix month";. aud 'he ether
Tor the sum Of ono iusdrsd and twelve SO lo0
dollars. due in ono year which said notes woee
sxtesded 20 November lat. 1890, and both paya.
sls 10 the order Of Au tin Corbin.
And now, said sotes having become due and
payable. and the said John ID. Gudy having
ailed to pay the same ], Geo. : G. D.w Tru tee
~ aforesaid. do hereby give this public notice,
that ~ virtue OF the power which is in ne vested
ny sail Deed Of rrus:, will, Sstur iay the Sth
lay Of Dece NIB r, A. ID 1870, At the hour of nine
o'clock in the loren ION Of said day. al the Co art
House loo, in the City Of Davenport, expose snd
offer for sale, st public auction, tho PARCELS u
and aaOve de 'cribed. much thereof - .holl
D. necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of
ssd aotes, With tie interest thereon t. the day Of
..e, together with all the costs and expen es At
leading ssidssle, costs Of this notice aad Tres
toes tees.
Dated the 18th day Of November, A. y. 1860.
GEORGE $. & DOW.
nsvl4l Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
River Items.

Tuesday, November IS, 1850.
ARRIVED
LuzERNE, Davis, Montrose.
CITY BELL, Mitchell, Montross.
CANADA, Parker, st. Paul.
DEPARTED.
LuzsRNR, Davis Montrose.
CITY BELL, Mitchell st. Paul
CANADA, Parker, Montrose.
MUscArINE, BURLINGTON AND MoNrRosx MAIL
PACkFT.-The Rapids mail and passenger packet
Kate ''asscl, will depart for Montrose and all
intermediate landings, At o'clock this morning,
making sure connections for st. Louis in thirty.
six hours.
Tho Metropolitan will b. the regular Northern
Line pa 'ket for Montrose and intermediate points
this morning, making connection St. Louis in
30 hours.
The Denmark will be the Northern Line boat
for st Pa l and intermediate points this morning
Ut o'clock.
The Fred Lorens will depart fov Nont,ose ard
Wy points this morning.
The N,rthern Line racket wn. L. Ewing has
gons on to Cum berland river, and from there she
will ply 70 dew Orleans.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14

T>RUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs, on the 23d
L day OF September. A. ID. Is5o, James Gamble
and Eliza Gamble his wife. OF the city Of lie Claire,
State Of Iowa, executed unto David >. True, -
Trustee, o certain Deed OF Trust, convey ing to
said trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa. de-
scrIbed as ollows TO wit Lot No. tn (lO1 in
block No thirty 80 in the city Of lie Claire. and
the south least quarter and the southeast quarter
Il the north east quarter OF section No. eighteen
81, and the north hat Of tho south east quar-
ter of the south west quarter II sect d NO hfteen
(l5 all in TOWNSHIP No seventy nine 7g north Of
range five - east Of the 5th r. ~, ~hich said
conveyance va. mad, by the said james Gambie
ami Elz. .mble for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of two cer'ain promissory notes, and
the interest thereon, -igned bv said James Gam
ble each dated the 18th day Of July, A. ID 1855
One for one $500 hundred dollars, payable /.
the order Of A r 4 -. Kelley in one year from,
date (which npte is paid, with the exc option Of
ffte n dollars and other note for one thou
sand dollars, (Sl."00) payable to the order Of 4.
P. d. Kelley in two years after the da. III ereof
with interest at the rsae Of ten per cent per an
mum, pa yable annually.
And now, said notes havi-g become due and
pays BILE and the said james Gamble having failed
to pay the same. excepting be interest the last
mentioned note up to July 18th, 1859 |, David s.
True, Trustee aforesaid, do hereby give tn pub
lie notice, that by virtue of the po which is in
me vested by said Deed Of Trust, / will, on Sat
urday, the oath day Of November, A. D. 1860. ~
the hour of two -'clock in the afternoon Of said
day, At the Court House door in tho city of Dsv-
enport expose and offer for sale, 1T public suc-
ton the parcels Of land above described, or 80
much thereof shall be necessary to satisfy
and pay the amount Of said notes, with the in
tere-t tn ereon to the day Of sale. together with
all the costs and expenses attending ssid saie,
costs Of this notice and Trustee'' fees. Ursn
completion Of said sale, beet will be executed
in accord nee with the stipulations Of said Deed
of Trust.
Dated the st day Of Oct"ber, A. d. 1850.
DAVID s TRUE,
novl 3tsl TyusteA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
From Virginia.

RcnA ND Va. Nov. IL.
The aft, ,irs of the Sou h ., rsc' much . ten
tiop here. and the people ar calmly awaiting
tie i-sus. Meeting. will probably he held in
all the different countis- o. the State before
the Legis' 's,.rs meets, for On EXPIRE s.ion Of
pull ic opinion. TIE vote OF the State is as
W una.ceets,n-d. B. th par,ies 61ure out
n -joritisa. Several c.unties are yet TO be
heard from.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
Exciting News from Georgia.
Mur rnGRvIIrr "a Nnv


Mr. Hartridge has introduced resolution n
the Legislature. declaring Georgia out Of the
Union. A -imilsr bill has b- en- introduced. for
calling convention to rstify Both Lave been
referred To q committee
Senrtor loomb-' resignation 10 to take effect
on the 4th OF March, unless g eoreis sooner &C.
c.dee
MILLEDGEvILLE, Nov. IL A resolu ion vac
cfferst. lnstructing the Senators and Rerr SEN
tatises IN Coz gress to resist the counting OF the
electoral votes Of those states V hich nullified
the Fugitive Slave Law. It was made the spe
clai or Ter Of the 10th.
A resolution wrs offered contemplating .
cali Tor Southern Con v~ntion in February .
Atlanta. One OF the provisions Of the rs,alla
tory bill exemp all foreign goods and mer
chsnd,z- Imported 10 Georgia and other : u,h
ern ports fron State. Comfy. and Corpor4tio
tax after the frs. of January next, A bill has
been Introduced into both houses calling n
Convention. To which all Federal affAirs are to
10 Referred
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
south CarOlina's Declaration OF Indc.
peMdence.

WAsHINGTON, Nov. IL.
We are rr.s informed that the Declara-
ton Of Independence Of South Carolina was
laid be ore the Pr. sident to-day. This, howrv.
er requires confirmation "A far a. can be
sscertxined, there is no Opposition on the part
Of the Administration, or of gentlemen Of po
liticai prominence here. to interfere in the pres
ent Southern movement, except, perhaps. in .
trien ly epirit. Il is now probable that the
President I'll soon issue an address or proc
lamaton, as the election of delegates to the
Sou,h Carolina convention is to take place at an
earlier day than was recently Anticipated. and
as in consequence there would not be sufficient
time for the general circulation Of an appeal
through the annual message, as wss originally
Contemplated. Such is the general alarm that
" Washin,ton will not be continued the seat Of
government, that the valuable real estate hae
been sensib!y aft cted by the secession move
Iieut
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
Maii Arrangements. 4


Times Of opening md closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Office:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at 9 A and Pm closes
at $40 Mand Pm.
NoRTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at p N; closes $50 An.
SOUTHERN MAIL, from st Louis and Sou thern
Missouri a rives at sPM close $50. IN
WEsTEES AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
pM; closes at ) Pm.
IIIISoIs WAY AL, arrives A N; closes at b Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL. arrives at 1 Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at N Sun
days Tuesday, and Thursdays.
CP RIVER MAIL TO I.Yoss, arrives at NJ cioses
at PM, daily, cxbept sundays.
Blue GRASS MAIL. arrives at 2 n closes at 2 Y
Tuesdays, Thursday aad Saturdays.
AMITY MAIL, arrives and closes at l2 " Tuesday s
and Fridays.
ANAMosA MAIL, arrives and closes at IL Y, 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, 1860-11-14
Kentucky tor tne UaiOn.

HENDEse"k. Nov. II
large and enthusiastic meeting, irre-psci-
i've Of party. was held here to-day. ES Gov.
Dixon re ided Strong Union speeches were
mad. by iSsil. Breckinr,d,e a.d lh,ugIss men.
U,i"n resolut,ons were unanimously adopted.
and secession rongly d. prsostsd 4 mrs'in1
of the reople OF the whole c.uaty 10 called
for, TO be held o. saturday next
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
AssertiOn..Denial.

CISCiNnATI, Nov. IL.
This mornings Commercial says that B eek
inridg4 hss determined to make ip to the
Cotton States to address hi. f-ilov citizens.
urging them TO abide in the Union.
LFxL GrnN K,. Nov. l2.
The rumor that Vice President Br ckinridye
IL poiny South to make Union speeches or in
terf.re in sny manner wha'ever with the trou
bies of the s-c.s.ionieie {, 10 without founds-
tiun.
A meeting Of the Bell and Douglas parties
was held here to dyy. Resolutions vas PASSED
d-nnunc ny ia etr"ng terms any attempts At
eece.eion or di.union by any Sste Speeches
we're made hy L-e,i CONT and others.
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FROM PIXIES PEAK.
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS.

OMAHA. Nov.l2
An extra coach arrived at noon TO-DAY. With
seven 1sssen ers. through irom Denver in i've
ds,s. orings Denver dates to the 9th inst.
Miners are generally going into Winter
quarters 10 the towns.
Il Mcclure. charged wi h en- attempt to
kill Ar. Ge ldrin, had submitted to ,hs ci,y
authorities, aud ass o have his trial on the
7th.
The weather in the mountains 10 reported
cold with consi ierable snow.
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NUMBER q.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS,
NOTICE..

A IL LPERSONSsAvING CLAIMS AGAINST
"a the firms Of Townsesd, Smith 4 c., q
Townsend, Hayes / Co., srs requested to senl
their bills or accoants 70 ARAsrROS0 1 SrswAaR
Davenport, Iowa, Immediately.
J. G. HAYES.
Of the Firm Oft. s. / Co., and T. n. / Co.
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The President and Kansas.

Wash NGr"N, Nov IL.
The President to-day lni rm~d Thadieu.
Hyatt that the land sales in kan-as c"u,d no.
hc Po-tpo" ed. bu' that -uch Was the cone Z, c
tlnn 1t the Law that actual settlers wou Id l..
allowed to retle their pre-emption claims an,'
should not to disturbed IN their p.s essions
The Pre-iaeGt aaid some Of the settlers act~G
very oad.v. hut they were nevertheless hu,na.
beiDgs aud should be r hev~d and protected.
He gave cr-'lence to Mr. Hy ,t,'s represents
tion as,o their auff-rlng-. aud he would a..
peal to Congress in their behalf As an ear
nest 1T his sympathy the President headed u
subscripti"n list win check tor $780,
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NJ MAKRIED.

Ia Princeton, Iowa, on the 4th inst, at the res.
ldencs of II. Il. MATHEWS, by II. &. Mathews
ESD, MR. JAMES b. ARMSTRONG to MISS
AMIAIINGA o SHAW both Princeton
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4. A. REID. NJ. d..

DHYSICiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. 3, corner Main an Third streets, Dav-
export, Iowa.
Dr. REID can be consulted ut his Office at all
bours Of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sept25
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THE CIT Y.

BnINe forward your job work. Now
is the time, and this is the place where sat.s
faction is warrsted.