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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-07
COLLINS SMITH.
L. 4. jones'.
D. E, OLMSTED,

lEALER IN DRY GOODS, READYrNADE
Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, &C., Main St.
Coqdersport, Pa. l0:l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-07
!, oLNSTEQ. =: 5. D. KI
0LMSTED x KELLY,

12ALER IN STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
EARB, Main St., nearly opposite the Court
House, Coudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
iron Ware made to order. in good. style, on
short notice. l0:l
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-07
NJ, w. MANN,

pE4LER ~ BOOKS s STATIONERY, MAG
AzlNES and Music, n. ". corner Of Main
and Third sts., CQudersport, Pa. l0:l
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ALLEGANY HOUSE,

SAMUEL NJ. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg
P9'1er Co., Pa, seven miles north Of Cou-
"vrSp0rt. on the WellsyiIle Road, 9:44
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-06-07
COUDERSPORT HOTEL,

> I. GLASSNlRE, Proprietor, Corner OF
Main and Second Streets, Coudersport, Pot
ter Co., Pa. 9:44
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CoUDERsPoRT POTTER COUNTY, Pa THURSDAY, JUNE 1860
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

wanting n sho tina world 10 what high esteem the ,iie
is held we think ne nm msreS.as Of Ii
verpool without any solicitation voluntarily ooo
Tor him the handsome sum 0. 1o On ,as SAN, vsy "a
LETT a hundred guneas for him as present Tor ns
mAiOhess Performance the pISprs'0r n sns vs
him ys his pro%s his gold
Albert guard another ssra Of merit
men and gentlemen have dtermmed oget up suoscrp-
LOO .Os .ne ali his but more espe
caIy for the iniIepdy science and manly prowess by
which has just distinguished himself in his contest with
Yesterday In company with Mr. Bennett, he visited the
stakeholder, and Afterwards drove OF in cab to the
with the exception OF having his right arm suspended in
absndAge, with eshern support under il, and slight
scratch his lip, would never enter the head OF aoy
one thai he been the object OF the BenioiA Boys
sledge ham0eripg only fes hours before Some sug
ses,ons have been thrown GU. Of getting up
him with a golden belt; and Bob Brette, who has
now the handsomest in the world expresses hope
sOrbs hin e. towards one No decision up 70 the ss We
are writing has ~ when they are 70 meet
again as Tom VIII have 70 produce surgeons Certificate
We win now turn to the bravo American, and record
,h. doSss Of th thoroughly Ssns and worthy ssp,r.ns
day evening he, company with Msssn. Falkland Gu
sick, and other Americans cAms 70 London and made
where the Boy retired bod He rose before
the next morning, partook Of most hearty and subsan
ta breakfast and declared that, with the exception Of
the bruises his face, and hts closed eye he not
even sun or sore. BE had intended TO 60 70 Epson;
bat the weather nos being very proptious he de-
cIined, aad Macdonald had TO leave without taking
his protegcl with him. When Macdonald left, he
appeared in the best Of Spirits and threw his cap aer
him omen OF success Jack states that the Boy
gave him express match FOR hin to agh
his Old antagonist korrissey for $500 side and
coded BE and not miss the opportunity Of
getting before he Morrsey) eavesxhe
try Macdonald reception 81 Epson on Thursday must
have warmed his heart and showed at once In what high
estimation every hearted and upright m smoer OF tbs
T. Is bed, Jack TO day was greeted and congrAn-
lated By numerous body OF the arstocracy as well as
by the chief patrons the turf Jack that Heepan
h one Of the light hearted, well behaved, gcatle
manly that be met with Heenan EXPRESSES bis
inepon TO fight for the champions belt aud that alone
he entirely repudacs the idea OF carrying the belt away
In land, should he win IT, but will leave here 10
be challenged for, and then meet all corners.
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Jersey Cssy News.

rux vr~ulors MuHryr o. rUus-rss mys,s
rc-s nurder case Up before the Gsani yary Of
Hssson county, - thursday win view q asoeysa.s,x
" there was sufficient eviiercc 10 the Indictment
Of suT person pcsSors fc~ TIE rnr-f~r a. wrs kfs
Rcbsrdsor, VIA rs tound In rhe deck et N. fsyt q
York STREET IN Jersey tuy- Detectives Elder asd yosrs
q New YORK. Charles Rchsrtsos husband Of dcccascf
ccrcuef Norr sad cthers becrv ne fury sus they
were Unable y elicit Sufficient ev dsce Ia warrant IN,
anficg Ga BIN aer'sr sry one
fsE sHo"sxA sTtslfSs CAs-Ths hearing n mis- cas,
-h'co csns before Jasocs snstos, Of ysrssy og, a.
br,sssT, sti'rssfTy'cg,soa. s s,urnsi fort ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05
&c to the ropes, tried IN. hug and Charley su TO the

ge 10 the ropes tried the hug ana Charley fsu 70 the
earth.
Round 2-shaw got the Yankees head In chsacsrv
and obbed away until Lynch got dosn, but not before
lsreon ~ ~ ,rs rsfsyss osno,ed
Rosmd p shaw had it all bis own way and planted
legs until the blood spub forth gushnsy ESQ tofe Wa
freely Offered, but tbere were NO takers.
OF blows from sheer exhaustion and his le organ OF
vision was n nearly up 40 possible HIS right fork WAS
fat beginning 70 assume that puffy appearance which be
the mouse trap and fen backwards.
Rotrd 4-shAw again dashed in rapidly On the cork
the old underneath the left oxs. He repeated
this twice over spe Of all that Lynch coui do 70 sep
him. The pair finished BY cioeing, and fell sidewnys
% VIM oas ro the Shoulder landed on he
nasal organ, and hoored bis man IKE shot
Rs,nd 26-This wns one Of the most exciting rounds
slunnipg effect, while the counter hitting which followed
was Of tho most clover and dseermised charaoeef.
was In sct punch tcr punc a. iOs nsss snch m.%ss
om this round To- the sixty first bout the lighting Was
ceedpgy short Lynchs right hand quite gone, his
teft eye nearly up hn sueier Swollen, his lips out
saS is os severely sr..sd through failing ss.,s =:
every round, and fought strsey, yea Wildly, uaai 81
chance q suocsss was sons: Shaw met him IKE gs,ss
rht hand and e-sud be put ID the upper repeatedly
with the cir Of experenoed general His investments,
s.S BE- y Sos:
noticed for some time past HIS demes.or N The rag
self defence being devoid Of all that vulgar and Low ssh
ness which tissraces several minor boxers Of ths
present day. He bad hs rght daylight IN conplsts
mourning sight abrasure o. tue ska sc
meath the ieft pepper, and his iefs ear much
more felt, We think, than they outwardly visible
for LIZ nchs ndomtAbe courage caused outlay In that
quarter which would have Licked many les sAme follow
tnan Shaw In the SIXTY first round and afer the iais
had been boxing for hour and quarters the
sponge WAS thrown up In token Of defeat behalf OF
Lynch, and, amidst the enthusiastic applause OF his
numerous party, young Shaw, who, We earnestly
trust will take special OF himself and then be Is
to prove phenomenon, proclaimed the winner
Young Shaw holds levee exit aordinAry this Saturday
evening, al George Browns the Bell, Rod Lion market,
and all the sporting stars OF ths East have promised 70
attend upon the occasion. Lynch fought very gamely,
indeed but found out at last the truth o. the old adag
that youth must be served added 70 The fast that he had
got before him practitioner In excellent school, and
who knows how TO fight with both hands in ths most
clever and determined style possible. We hope q good
benefit VIII be got for both parties ~ they 30 fully and
honorably deserve IL
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they no<, - multitude The pests aAd disgrsces OF
osesys After this caasrophy, have every h0pe that
prize Sighting will be virtually abolished. The hght for
Championship began, we muet admit, with amount
a ed but u enoed luocro~s and barbarous fAiure
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23
EVENING erssroS.


The Convention re assembled ct o'clock.
The interest was heightened by report that
Mr. Douglas had tslegraphsd to withdraw his
name.
A struggle took place for the floor. which
Vas awarded to salisbury Of Del. who correct
ed the vote Of Della ware. which was epresent-
ed for the admission Of the Souls delegates
from I.ouisians. They did not 60 vote. but vc-
ted tor the .riginal delegates.
The Convention ordered the previous ques-
,ion, on the motion to reconsider the vote by
which the minority report vss r~j-cted. Lost
Ayes lOs Maya l49 New York votisg no.
The mo ion to re-ccusider wss then tabled.
Mr. Cessna moved to proceed TO ballot for
President and Vice President, and called the
previous question.
Mr. Henry moved TO adjourn sine die.
The President decided the lost question in
order. 4.
A vote By States VS. demanded, when the
motion vas withdrswn.
Mr.. MoffA,t wished to know whether the
President would nov issue tickets to those
who we're TO be admitted.
The Pse.ident said he would give directions
to the Sergesnt-at.Arms to do 90.
Mr.. Russell Of Va. arose amidst intense ex-
citement to announce that il Vas not consist
ent with their convictions OF duty for the dele
gates .rem Virginia to longer participate in
the deliberations Q! The Oonve ntion.
This vas received With applause. which wss
checked t.y the President
Mr. Russell continued that they had taken
this step after mature d.liberation.
Twenty tour delegates from Virginia then
withdrew. leaving rix remaining.
Mr. n, fiat Of Va, state . reaaon Tor not
Withdrawing that he Vas elected BY . DIS
= ~ n al
NJ. n fiat W.. called to order and gave mp
70 Mr. Lander, of N g.. who ststed eight Of
,hs North Carolios delegates would withdraw
on sccount Of what they considered % outrage
penetrated on the south.
NJ Evinp. Of Tenn, asked leave for thst
daleeatioo to retire and consult % TO their fu-
ture action.
M. Collwell, of Ky. In behalf Of portion
AZ TIA, delegation said il was Doubtful vheth-
e that dele xstion cou:L long. remain in the
Convention they had come here 70 nomir ate
candidates seeepssb:e TO oil parts Of the Union !;
thew we're not prepared 70 withdrsw y but asked
leave to retire and consult Leave was grant
cd.
The Sonle delegation from louisiana entered
and took their sests.
Mr. johnson. Of Md. on part Of his delega-
ton bid fare cell to tn. Convention with gret.
Mr.. Glass, Of Va, although not agreeing
With b.s colleagues in seeding. declined fur
ther scti on With tile Conve ention.
M. Walker Of Tenn. had voted With the
Democracy .vsoty yssrs. ssd 1t he lived
would vote ior the nominee Of thi' Convention
The Tennessee delegation had not yet formally
withdrawn and he hoped that better fse,ings
would prevail.
Nj. jones, cfTenp., charged that the South
we're not lighting icr psiseipls. bst had pro.
eeri,tive 6eht against one oao. He would
never dessss the Deossestie Casty.
Mr.. suiah. q Ia, tesk ~ 1ess. aod sstd
- Daneeaiie pasl1 - - aab6s1eg =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23
COM Nj E RCIAL
VA VENrOlsI MASS Il EFT.
DAILY R,PORT.
OFFICE DAiLy DgMocRAr AND Ns
Erilav Eve lima % 16R

OFFICE DAlLy DgM0CRAr AND Nsws,l
Friday Eve, June 20, 1860. !
Weather clear and very warm
| Market more active with good demand for all
kinds of grain. Wheat has advanced l(G2c, ow.
ing We suppose to the recent advance in -four in
| the eastern markets. We quote:
| FLoUR--In fair demand At IS 5O@5 IS retail, and
IS 25@5 50 wholesale for City Spring Extra
Superfne 81 SO; Rye -four 81 OO94 81 Corn
meal 81 90 y cwt. Shipments leo bbls.
WHxAr-Receipts 655 bu; shipments 1872 bu.
Spring good to choice 9oc@s2; No. 2 do $50.
CoRN-Receipts $50 bu; shipments 100 bu.
We quote at 33@34c for ear, and 34Q335c shslled.
OA1s-R Receipts 25S bu. In good demand st
a80a0c for good to choice.
BARLEY-No transactions.
RYE-Nothing doing.
BUCKwHEAr-A good article sells readily at 75c.
Receipts ~ bu.
PorArOss-In fair demand At Soc for Pinkeye.
and 35c for Neshannocks. Retail dealers are
elling at 45@50c. Shipments SIS bu. New po.
tatses are selling .. 25@soc y peck, retail.
WooL-We quote at 2O@s5c. Shipments 1000
lbs.
HAY.-Steadyian and quiet At 0O14 90 for Pra-
rie and 81 O00l5 90 for Timothy.
HIDEs.-In good request and moderate at 5@6c
for Green; s@l2c for Dry and ll1l3c for Dry
Flint
tUrrRR.-Thers is a good supply in market Of
tub butter, but for good and choice roll for table
purp- ses continues in moderate supply and firm at
l0@t2cH; Roll and tub S@9c Wholesale and 1O@
lie retail.
Eoos.-Steady and firm with . fair supply
7H@SHc retail.
BeASs-S.esdy and unchanged. We quote At
S0@90c Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsE-Supply light and pri:es firm at l3@
l5c for nerkimere Co.; Western Reserve 1O0llc
whole .ale and l21l5c re'ail.
LARD--In fair supply at ll@13Xc.
HAxs-Common io1 GLE Sugar Cured 12K
@15c Shoulders l0c retail.
DaIsD FRu1r-Apple. s@lOc; Peaches IL @l6o;
Prunes s@l2Hc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23
DAVENPORT IOWA. SATURDAE MORNING, JUNE 3sle00.
RIVER sTEMx.


Friday, Juns 81, 1850.
CANADA. Parker, St. Louis.
NORTnxRx LI6aT, Sadwich, st. Peal.
DEPARTED.
CANADA. Parker, st. Paul.
NORTHERN LIGHT, Ssdwich, st. Louis.
BURLIx0rox, NoSrRoss AND DoKUK PAcxsr-
The popular Nail Packet Kate CasseIl, will depart
for ksokuk and all way points At o'clock this
morning.
The popular passenger steamer Itasca, Capt.
Whitton, will land At this port this morning in
condition to receive passenger and deliver 1t any
point between here and St. Louis.
The Popular Northern Line Packet Psmbins
will be up this morning.. On her way to St.
Paul.
TIE KEY CRY will BE- the regular Northern
Line Packet for st. Louis Tomorrow Sunday
norning. Any passenger taking passage on this
bost may feel assured they are not only aboard Of
the fastest boats on the Upper Trade but he is in
as good company. Remember the Key City and
her officers.
The popular passenger steamer Hawksys State
Capt. Dick Gray, will depart for st. Pasl to-
morrow Sunday morning.
CsANoE OF CAPrANs.-We learn that Capt. in
Lodwick will resign the command Of the steamer
Northern Light on his arrival at St. Louis, and
will 60 TO C,ncinnsti to superiutend the building
Of new boat for the st. Lenis and New Orleans
trade Capt. Davis, formerly Of the War Eagle,
has been elected commander Of th Northern
Light by the Minnesota Packet Company:
Tas W AR EAGLE.-The work on tho War Es.
gle, which boat lost nearly the whole Of her main
cabin, texas and pilot house in the late storm, We
are informed, is rapidly progressing At the boat
yard N St. Louis. 1t is reported that she will be
all right and straight ready to start for St. Paul
in about ten days.
The River at this point is about tionary with
about 10 feet on the Upper and feet on the Low
er Rapids.
The Missouri River in sgain reported to bs ris.
ing with abou.7H feet in the channel from Wcs-
ton down.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23
New \ Ork Market.

BY Telegraph NEw YoaE. June %.
Flour 5@l0o better but dcnand less active.
ss 25 3 IS super State; 81 50@5 ~ Extra State /;
S. 25@5 35 Srrer Western !; 5 45G56s CoGncn 10
medium extra do, IS 65.G5 80 inferior to good
shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
Sales IA 900 bbls.
RYE FLouR-Steady At 33 50094 90.
NHEAr-Market ld2c better bat demand not 10
active. sales 5000 bushels. 81 30 Chicago
Spring - 3lx@ll 80 Mill Club /; 81 IS Red iii
nous; 81 4O@l AN White Red Western; 3ll5@
50 White Ind.
kYE-LOwer-83c.
BARLBY-Duli and nominal.
Conn Sales $4,000 bushels. 63c unsound IS
@66c sound mixed western.
OATs.-Narkst dull. 87@zlc Western and
State.
P0RK-Market quiet and frmer.
WusKv.-Markst shade better. Sales 800 bar
rels, 91X
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23

Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Davsn-
port Post O6ice:
EAsTgRN NAIL, arrives at y and ~ closes
At 6:30 4 and ~.
NoErHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North lows, ,
arrives at y; closes $50 4 \.
SOUrHkau NAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, . rives At Pm; closes $780, =.
WBsrBgN AND SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives 1t
6Pn; closes 1t s ~.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrivea 4 \ closes st 5 r y.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives 1T = Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays: closes at ? \ Sun.
days, Tuesdays and Thundays.
UP hrvRK NAIL TO LYONS, srrives 1T ? n; closes
st p y, daily. exbept Sundays.
Blue GRAss NAIL, arrives at n closes ct u \
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AAIrY NAIL, arrives and closes at IL \ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AhAnosA NAIL, arrives and closes At II y, on
Thursdays
The once will be spen on Sunday during the
Summer from . tn 10 n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23
Notice 20 Tho Pablic,

HAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED OF p. IA
i COSY, Jr., his DRUG STORE and spper o
nances, and will continue the business st the old
ssa ID in Post Olee Block. Having thosoushly
competent assiseants Ill business will b attended
70 and prescriptio compounded lday Or night
with the same OARB for which Mr.. Jecoby wss
noted.
The custom q his old frisads ssd he pssass
fS0Sxs POWELL.
Juoe L ~ tee4an
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23

We CALL attention to the Insurance
advertisement Of Mr.. Robert Simpson. in an.
other column. M. s. has appointed cur friend
John Yantis to act - travelling agent for his
companiee, and he will endorse all of Johns
contracts. Ar. simpsons compani's . are all
6yst elass. and pay their losses promptly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23

RIsLEY's PANoRAxA OF THE THAMES.
THE evening ie the last our citizeas will hsve
for obtaining view Of the magnificent picture
now on exhibition st Astropolitss Hall. We
know Of several Of our citixers Who we're 90
we'll pleased that they persist ia being present
every evening aud say that they will attend
every exhibition if the panorama is kept open
amonth The truth is. one esunot tire looking
at its many and varied beauties. Some.
thing new and striking Is constantly appear-
ing. and il will be interesting. no matter how
many lines viewed. Go early this evening
and secure eligible seats.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23

AN INFORMATION was filed yesterday
in the Mayors Court against Scott Stevens. for
committing an assault uron man known as
P. G. Clark. Another information was fled
against Edward Lavender for keeping disor-
derly house. Neither Of the two men had
been arrested up to last evening. although both
were laying around loose aud could have been
easily found. Justice is awful slow in this
burgh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23

How're KsEp Cool WITH THE MERCURY
% DsGs. Arrows SUxxER's HEAr-Go round
TO No. l3 Fast Second street aud make your
self the proprietor Of white duck suit Parks
will sell you coat. vest and pants. made Of this
material ct very low figures.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23

Trout L. THoMPsoS, No. 81, Brady
street. have fresh lot Of vegetables. poultry,
&C.. for this morning. which must be sol
cheap, - you know it will not keep until Mon
day. All goods delivered free of charge, and
you know Capt Trout will do what he says-
Trv him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23

SOME Cowe.-In q walk yesterday
morning. trou. the lower end Of town, We
counted 264 cows winding their way towards
the prairias for pasture. There must have been
some milk 10 that crowd last night.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23

EXCURSION TO CAMANCHE.-To- NOR
70 morn Q t'- steamer Ben Campbell WI.
Albany. Strasser's Band will accompany the
excursion and furni.h delightful music. Fare
for the round trip $l.OO. the Ben will leave
our levee at s O'Clock A. NJ. pmnctuokly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23

A Coop IDRA.-Carpenters are at
work in French h DAviss saw mill yard, franz
Ing and fitting the lumber for barn 4OxsO
feet, for . man in Dursnt. We think that it 10
. good idea for our farmer friends. They can
at present get good carpenters to work here
cheaper than they will in the country. and it
saves great amount Of unnecessary hauling
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23

STILL THEY CoAE.-Morgan & Co.
received yesterday some Of the fines. CATERS,
bootes and slippers ever brought to the cit,
which will be sold. - usuil at very low prices
at the fret door above the post Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23
Houses 70 Rent,
NNTHE BLUFF. BETWEEN ROCK ISLAND
~ ani Perry streets.
GEO B. SARGENT,
iuue13 dH Land Agent.

DRs. AcDONNELL = SCULLY,
Veterinary O1zTGOO110s
Members Of tie Royal college Of Veteri"s'y
Surgeons. London. De-. DC.
H7OULD RESPECT rFUL- "A
w " inform the public <oFDIHNX
that they can b consulted at
their Hosss Infrmary % TLird ri
street, between rady and Per- ~Aan1
~ streets, rs.ativs TO the diseases Of The horse
aud thoss incidsn ~ T. the other elssses OF the
brute creation. Messrs NcDonnsli and SculIy's
treatment is in accordance with the most modern
improvements in the science of veterinary medi.
cine and surgery. As expoundsa in the English ana
continental colleges.
All diseases warranted cured, if curabis, or no
charge made. -
CONSULTATION FREE.
Residence on 9th street, between Rock Island
and Iowa streets. may7-d&wtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23
steamer News.

ST. JOINS. N F., Jnne %.
The steamer City Of Brltimore from New
YORK. bound to Liverpool, passed Cape Race
It O o'clock 90 Wednesday night
Carr I.LAsD. N. F., June q "A large ship.
supposed to be tha United states sIoop-of
var Ssrstogs. from Vera Crus, passed in
last night for Philadelphia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23
The Amcricaa Telegraph Co. and the
Press.


The Herald, Journal Of Commerce d other
papers contain editorials strongly snendstery
Of the Executive mmittee Cf the American
Telegraph Company for their sxtort'onsry de.
mands and thrests against the press and urge
stuck kholdsrs to come for ward at their meeting
bext Thursday and rescue their property from
the certsin destruction II mad men Who nov
control il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-23

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dale.aN. Is
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$50 49, 1G.raivIa 4 ~ re1esAa. = -
IG1ve.,io. rr6see1 = - -. ~ PreaideD,
.orde,eA ~ -e.n1leunsn - e1Io - 80 NJ.