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Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clyde Station as follows: Going East
646 q M, and 5;40 p. M. Going West, 1888
a. M, aud 1898 p. m.
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The Great E,mgEisls RENE
cdys


AN
stE JAMES cLAEKks.
Celebrated Female Fills.
Prepared from n prescription of Sir
} Clarke, M. b., Physician EE-
traordiuary 20 the Queen.
This iny,iuahs nisieias b. osainar 10 ts err af sii
ho's pliafl ssd sanrgroas tit's,s, 10 usieh ihs f.
aate eou.iii iiuiion % aoiiset e noisfnis. sn ssses
and removes al otiifaon', tad spos1i eve n.Y 10
relied on.
To Married Ladies
uisrccursfly iaici. It win, IN a sioa Hns. hrarsa
ne nonihly period eih rorulafiiy.
Zach botilc nrirc one noiiar hstri me usvsfnnsni
stamp of efeai urtain. 90 pfsveni eoaa cfioiit
rhosc pins shoui not be tsken by isualss iafnr ne
fret thrrt mont VI Pregnancy aftfcv f0 hfLd
on Miscarriage, but az any nihef fime usf sfe sale
IN 1 cairaef Nervous ani Spinal Adeii0nt. fsih in
he nlrk sod Limos, FHiifae slight etrffiun, ralpi
atiun di tho iean, Hfsteucf aui Whites iisst Pills
viii eevt cufa uheu tN other morur hafa itlads and
alhcuth poat trhi fm,ip, 20 not eouiuia fnn, oai-
nue aamohv. of aHy udnr hnn iui 90 ths constuiion
tuI iueeiiout in 'hc rainpiiot affand saah pact-
art. Nileh 'lerd He cffsfany rrrtured.
Solo Nr,ri forthr UHHud flairt end Cauhia.
loh Nlel7i tleie I. T.. rtittia a. cs.i
Roahasisr.N Mt.
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/ ros ',ls BY 6. b. John \ CO., riaa. ohio.
+ ifla.1f
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I'd. EsarRhaTt
Would respectfully inform the pen
nle afTIfriN atd teiaiiy thafte 3 tiiH enrarsd in
ths mlnuiscrIg aui iaie of
Pianogs heiodeour,
sni an kinds ~ Wind sd eifirrri i1srnneuif.
ar THE OLD STAND,
osr pooa NoEru % foaHs nocE. NAis s4rrr.
De hefrsfhs ioiowine 1tsirJfttof flaros. aAieh
will BE- soli at tianhrka1l IaN prees-
Hainos & bro's 's.............N New Yolk
plri nan, 0my & Co's..... iibain
CMekcrlug's s-..,...s .ss..... beson
111rCan T1i 80 his assormoqI, eegnidH1 end
rpnins ions ou ih1f' aoiisr Hi2tlr
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THfiu attrckup Crjbnut,
LOcaI and NIlseeIIaneous.

Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati r. n.
Passenger Tfains on This road now leave
this Station as follows:
Going South Going North.
Mail. .....ll.55AM Mail. ,......4 .4.3s Pm
Frt Ao,....l;A5AM M Frt Ao.....7.30 A n
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Trains on the Piiisburr. Ft Wayne and
Chicago Road pass Forest as follows. Going
East. sos a. M snd 3,55 p. m. Going West,
1898 a. M, and 1927 P. m.
~ Republic and riHln tfsin afr-cs In Tinn at H.
A. VI. Departs a. ff0, 2. NJ
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-16
TELEGR A p HIC
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
ARRlN AL OF THE STEAMER NORTH STA]

NEw loEK Oct. IL.
The steamship North star IRON AsDinva
arrived at ths port this evening. She bring.
*l,9sl .64t in specie. including the tr.a, ur .
shipped by the John l. Stephens.
The John l.. st rhens about the safety OF
which rome appr.h nsion was ef terssined IN Fl,
With an accident to her machinery, but vas
taken into Acapulco by the aid Of the sloop.of
war Cyane. Her passengers. mails and treae
ure were transferred to the Uncle Sam Sh.
was eub.equent taken in tow BY The Golden
Gate for IAN Franc so.
Lieut. Watkins died on board and was buried
at Acapulco
The North Star also brings news from Costa
Rca.
The government forces had attacked and
defeated those Of ex President Nora
Gen. Mora. Gen. Cssas, and Others were shot
by the victors
Peace and order had been restored on the
lsthMcs and its vicinity. This was brought
abou, BY the landing, at the sugg.stion Of tn.
authorities. Of f-rces from the American and
British '. ss-ls Of war.
These forces remained 10 government o.eu.
patton At the lethmus at last accounts. but i,
was probable they would coon be withdraw
The chip llo,s shug from Caliao for Hampton
Roads sprung leak and sunk on the h, IT,
the Pacific in latitude ~, longitude 81, vest
he captain and crew reached the Island of
Juan Fernandez in snal boa,e.
The steamrhip Granads hence, had arrived
It Valparaiso. and called for an Francisco.
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VNKUSTEE'S SSALE.-WHGKEAs,o on the Iztl

VTNRUSTEE'S SSALE.-WHEKEAs, on the 18th
day Of September A. u. 1856, samuel Por-
ter and Elisabeth Porter, executed unto Austin
Corbin. Ms Trustee, a certain Deed Of Trust, cor
veying to said Trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa, bed a. follows, t0-wit: The North
half Of tho North-East quarter Of Section No.
twelve I2) in Township Number seventy nine
l79l North Of Range No. four ~ East Of the 9Th
NJ Which said conveyance was made BY the
said Samuel and Elizabeth Porter, for the purpose
OF securing the payment Of two -rtain pfomis-
sorry notes and the interest thereon, signed ~ the
said Samuel Porter, dated the 18th day Of Sep
tember, A. ID. 1856, and payable As follows: One
for one hundred dollars, due in six months after
date, and one for nj ne hundred dollars, due IN one
year from date with interest At ten per cent Psr
snnum if not paid when due.
And now said st mentioned note having Oe-
come due and payable, .Di the said - roFt'T
having failed to ray the same. !, Austin Iofo,n'
Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby Wv" TINS pooi'e
notice. tn at ny virtue of the tovr which IS ~ nc
vested by .aid Deei OF Trust. wall. on saturday,
the luth iay OF Noveu btr A. ID lsO, ~ the n"ur
n tvo O'clock IN the afternoon Of said day, AZ the
t,.rr; House door. 10 the city Of Davenport, sx
,s. I'd offer Tor sac at pabiic suction, the parcel
,f land sbsye do. cTi ed, much thereof Is
shall ne oece -s,y to satisfy and pay he amount
~ ,aid not with the inte there. o to the day
OF .aie together With all the cose and expep-es At
tending said sale costs Of this notice and Trus-
tee'- fees.
Dated this llth day Ct October A n. 1860
AUSTIN CORBlN,
oct12-dts Isustee.
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UNION DISPATCH COMPANY.

In, rpora'ed by the Sta.e Of Illinois,
MARCH 2lsr, 1859.
Tor11a..1oo Years.
Authorized Capital. 81 ZOO. .OOOz
LOUIS r. KELLY. WIN. B. JARVIS,
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Ofice-8O Dearborn Street, Chicago, III.
Acenetes in the principal 1oDns ana Cities
VTVHE NUMEROUS STOCKHOLDERS OF
L tn. Iompany are among the most responsible
Producers, Millers and Shippers Of the North
westei states, who have unitod for security and
protection in the mdrkets thus rendering this the
most relab, source through which to ship and
sell all kinds Of grain, produce, live stock and
manufactures, in Chicago and eastern cities.
secured. All shipments should be addressed
This Company will also fill order. for Ill kinds
Of goods or property you desire, for Lumber,
Shingles. Iron, Nails, Pumps, Agricultural Tools,
Machinery, Salt, Goals, Oils, or anything you wish
to purchase, at the lowest price in Chicago, OF
eastern markets. For Shipping Receipts. call on
J. b. MORRISON, Agent,
Office, Room No. 8, Sherman's Block,
Davenport, Iowa
Aprlsd3m Rock Island Illinois
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co Nj Nj T. 4 CT AL,
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
oFFIcE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND Nxws,

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND tKws,(
Monday Eve, Oct. Is, 1860. (
The weather being fine, there were more people
in town to-day, and the receipts were heavier than
usual on Monday. Wheat continues firm at Sat
urdays quotations, but with an upward tendency
some choce lots OF No. l, went above that figure.
Bar eyis improving, and choice lots command 55c.
Old Corn is sold at 25c and new at 20c. Ne have
heard Of other changes. A considerable
amount Of produce has been shipped by rail dur
ing the last few days which We will report to-
morrow. The receipts to-day amounted to
s,77 bu. Wheat; l,i47 bu. Barley 50 bu Corn !:
The shipments were jsS bbls Flour; 900 tu
Wheat; | 500 bu. Corn; 467 sacks Bran. We
quote:
FLOUR Market very firm. Spring Extra 81 50
wholesale; 81 75@5 90 retail. Shipments 5os
Sbls.
WHEAT In demand at 75@7sc Receipts 1855
bu and shipments 900.
CoRN-Little doing and nominal at 2oc Re-
G ipts 80 bu. shiEmeht- l,SOO bu.
BARLEY-Active at A7ol5lc for No l. Recei.ts
l4i7 bu.
OATS In fair request and steady at lSAl9c
Receipts 200 bu.
RYE-In demand at Sec
OsIoNs--We quote at lo@lsc for fair to good.
Receipts 1856 bu
PorAToEs--In coed demanl at l5ll7c whole
sale. and 25CIsoc retail. Receipts lol5.
TOMATOES supply at 25c $50 y bu whole.
sale and lo@l5c y peck retail:
SWEET PoT AToEs In fair request at 75c whole
sale, and 81 retail
HAr.-Stcady and quiet at 5o@5 30 for Prai-
rio and 81 90 for Timothy. Hungarian oras. 81 50
as so per tun.
HIDEs.-In good request and moderate at 4a10
Sc for Green; S@l2o for Dry and lly0l3c for Dry
Flint.
BrTTER-Rathcr scarce, and good article in
demand fo- table use. We quote at l5c whole
sale, and l7111c retail.
EGGs.-Stcady and firm with a fair supplv at
&c wholesale, and l0c RETAIL
BEASs-Steady and unchanged Weauote At
sOGsoc wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEESE Supply light and prices firm at l3@
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve lo01c
and l2G1l5c retail.
LARD--ln fair supply At ll@12Xc.
HAAs--Common io11@llc Sugar Cured 12k
a. Sc; Shoulders loo retail.
DRIED FRrIr-App!os s9l0c Peaches l1(Ql5c:
Pranes 5gl21ac.
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LlCHTE & BRADBURY'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON IRAAs NEW scALn
G-aad and Square Pia1s-IorteS.


The Insulated Iron frame preserves
HH the original tone OF tho instrument IN
ali its purity, securing il for all time against that
most disag, eeaLle tinny quality tone invariao!y
found in all other Iron frame Piano FUrtes. Is
greatly strengthens the ease and thus keeps the
Piano Forte much longer in tune. 1t givss the
instrument . much fuller, richer and sweeter tone.
IL adap}s tho Piano all imAtes snd to all chan
gcs Of atmosphere, and in all respects 1t 70 pro-
nounced and in all respects II IS pronounced ~
our best "artiste the greatest improvement of the
age in Piano .rte construction; producing an in
| strument acknowledged to he superior 70 al oth-
ers made in this country OF Europe.
fsw tss,im onisls In sesssd 20 the eu1e'i.
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Eoss~s.
~ have examined the Piano Fortcs Of Lights
| h bradbury. with entire satisfaction. know Los
that there are any others better, either in oIr own
cou stry or else where. .'-DK. LOwHLL Mason.
In clcarnsss, ric chncss, and volume II tone del
icasy elasticity Of touch, and hne repeating action,
have never played upon their equal. III. a.
WoLLgNmAUPT. .
"In volume, richness, evenn ~, and purity Of
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and IN that beautiful singing quality 80 desirable
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~ have never II yed upon 50 rich ana heavy
II am astonshed and delighted with the New
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There must be IA splendii future for Iighte q
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-" consider them as 10 beauty, richness, fu.intss
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New York Market.

BY 2eieGrnph.l NRw YORK, Oct. IL.
FLovR-Markct without material chauge.-
S5.4OG5.50 super St-te; &56Od5.7 .72 Extra state
50 lOc95,50 Super Western $5.6Ota5 70 Common
Extra do. S570a5.so Interior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohi..
CANADIAs FLOUR Market quiet and STEADY.
iYE EtLOUR-Steaiv at - 5.5OCL4.4O
WHEAT-Market less active $l.246l1.2s Chi
ca2o Spring Sl.3O,a l.33 Mill Club Sl.3yMI.4 ~
Winter Rel Western l47Wl56 white western
81 .35 Amber Iowa.
RYk-Alarket steady. 79(dSOc.
BARLEY Market in IN derate request
'oKN- Market without important change
7lH07lc for mixei western.
OATS ket. frmer and more active. 3s@4oc
Western and STATE.
Pork Firm. sls.75@is.e6 mess IA 90 prime
BEEF Quiet and steady.
Cur MEATs-Dull aid nominal
LAKD-Dull at S2aal3Lc.
WHISKY Market firm. 2,4024kc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-16
From New York.

NEw YoRK. Oct Is
An old man named Edward Donnelly was
burne to death at fire at his premises On
Saturday nigh.
The South American mails from Valparaiso
18th and CaIlso l6 h ult arrive st P-nama
on the 5th. too late TO come hv the North Star
There is no Probability Of our claims sgains,
Peru being allowed.
Gen. Belzu had again assumed . revolution.
sry attitude in Bolivia ard Is 3 Id 10 be SUI
port cd by the President Of Peru
From Equsdcr W. learn that Flores had en-
tered Quay quill on the 9th. meeting little r.
sistance
Franco had gone to Peru.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-16
Sad Accident.

NEw IonK. Oct. Is.
A sad acciien. occurred IN Saturday morn
ing on the corner of south Fourth and E,gth
streets. WILLIAMSBURG, r.u--d hy the cavinv in
of the sides IL an excavation, bnrving several
men beneath the earth Mr. Jno. r. Teal one
Of TIE contra ctors. was very severe,y injured.
Ore Of the lahorers named James Story had
his back and ribs broken. He is not expected
to recover.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-16
TestimOnialtO to Capt. Wilson The Baron

NV York Oct rs
A subscription is 10 be stared by Rowland
and Aspinwsil for a testimonial t. Capt Will
son Of he brig Minnie Scheil-r.
Some 40 Episcopal cleryvmen, including four
Bishops, were at Trinity church Yesterday.
Lord Renff+w attended divin. service, which
waa cor Quoted hv nr Vn'on. In the evening
the Prince attended Calvary church. He left
this morning for We.t Point
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-16
NUMbn 2ss.
NEW AD\1'S.


The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in a few weeks BY very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with . severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, osumption-
is anxious TO make known 10 his fslow-sude1srs
tho means Of cure
To oil who desire il. he will send . copy Of the
prescription used tires Of charge with the dires-
tion for preparing and using the same, which they
will find . srsR CuRK 1oR CoNsU ArTIoH, AsrHAA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of the saver.
'''er in sending the rc.cription IL to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceives To be Invaluable. and no hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, IS it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing
Parties wishing thu prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILlIAnssuR0u,
octl5ly Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-16

In TROUBLE AGAIN.-Ihe Muscutint
j urnal is in peck Of trouble about the new
ti,,e tae setahi-hcd by the NJ. d NJ. Rail.
no d. 1t don't like the idea because the time
table Is not made up to suit the city OF Mnsca-
iine--nnd more especially the Journal itself
Its editor watts t. 20 to bed at sundown, b,
can't do SO any more becaase the train .hicl
carries The mail don't arrive there until 9
o'clock in the evening. This is u pretty hard
lick Oh his domestic arrangements, and We
don't zee how he can bs compensated for tb.
loss Of four hours sleep in the lore part Of tn.
! night unless he makes it up on the other end
In fact We would advise him. in view of the
Lew timetable, to get up a sl.eplng tims.tabl.
to correspond. Instead Of going to bed ak
Us usual. witt patiently until tn. train arrives.
get oat his mail. run home, and g to bed a.,
10; ami instead Of getting up Ut eight, as per
old railroad timetable sleep on qnitely and
peacefully ustil neon. BY SO doing the new
timetable will loee its imprac;ible features, ,anG
Mr. Editor will have economical to the amour,
,N.ons meal-bres kfast being ruled out BY tn.
ne sleeping arrangement.
Bn. there is another difficulty which o,r
frie nd. the editor complains Of. lie
eays it Injuries the business Of the city, and
that "sbould be t.ken into conei. .eration''-
Well, hoo can the company help that They
didn't loe1te the city Of Muscat'De. They
run neir trains with view to economy. ann
Of course, have to regulate their timetables it.
accordance with those farther East Besides
Muscatine is situated on branch, or cid.
track, built for the accommodation Of Wash
ington folks, aud it is not to be expected that
town so situated, eau lave all the natural
ad. ant0gee Of towns pr operly located. The
matter Of an extra train just OF
commodate the sscatiering population Of Niue
catine. or those who having IS; Their way or
mistaken the place. -'a"' !" get away from il
soon poseit., .a.ner aheurd. What
difference can an hour or two makes anyhow.
We have seen worse times that that up this
way. We so much pleased becau.e We
have got a second train that we are wiilir z t.
ovarlooAe ed all other disadvantages even
those of our neighbors. Our cotempora,y in
Inmates that a meeting of the citizens must be
called to effect . change. We would suggest
to the citizens that the meeting be held at two
O'Clock instead Of seven in the evening in or
der to accommodate the journal man. for we
feel ascured that the latter hour would ser.
ously incommode him unless he concludes to
adopt our suggestions in reference to new
Steering time able
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-16
SCOTT COUNTY SCALES
Corner of Main and Front sts.

H>HE SUBSCRIBER HAS ERECTED AT THE
i above named place a pair of
Fairbanks Platform Hay Scales
and viii atten to eghing all kinds Of Produce
Coal. &c., at all times.
II. " IL also act as agent for the purchase of
Woo I, Hay, and Coal. Liberal patronage solici
ted.
sep3- -d3m +. l.. BOMBERG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-16
SCOTTCO. AGRICULT, RAJ SOCIETY.
ANNUAL MEETING.

T>HE MEMBERS OF THE SCOTT COUNTY
i Agricultural Society, will meet at the Court
House, in Davenport, on Saturday, the Sd day u
November 1850, at 2 o'clock =. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of elcctng officers for T. g lng year. and
for the transaction Of sach other business ~ may
come before them.
At the same place, upon the adjournment Of the
Agricultural Society, there will be meeting Of
the Scott County Fair Ground Association.
A punetual attendance is request.d.
octlS-a3twtd IRA ". CLIFFORD, Hec'y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-16

RC GlSI r. u
rux wvxK rNDlNG OCTOBER II. 1850.

PoR THs WEEK ENDING OCTOBER l4. 1850.
Of Nteo, oloyical Obserrosions, under III. dsreios
Of the Smahsonian In.t.tut<, takes IN Ddr.nport,
Scott county. Ioud. bg DR.. iGSArIrs LAN0ER.
Latitude. 4l.sl North Longitude. i34l WeM !;
Height ADORE the sea, 555 fees, and 80 Jeet the
heighf Of III. Instrument
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-16
Fire at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE Oct Is
The interior Of the edifce cclpted by the
Kentucky School Of Medicine. coruer Of Fifth
and Green streets, wac burned this m0I ming
! oss IS 900 The Museum and Cabinet wer.
saved Lectures will be continued 1T the
Hospital without interruption. The edi6c.
will be restored in q few weeks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-16
Report nf the ". Il u. Railroad Os'use
Fur THE WETK ENDING Ger. 1879, IoUJ.

No. Of Boats up, 5; No. Of Boats down, ~
No. of Rats, l.
The -hole number Of foot passengers crossing
the Br:age during the week il 1885,
J. B. REED, bridge Master.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-16
Narrow Escap".

BALTIMORE Oot. IA.
Prescott Smith, master Of transportation of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio X. X. while getting eft
the Cine nna'i Express train lost portion Of
his foot and only escaped a violent death By
presence of mind He s now doing we'll