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The 8hOemakers' Strike.
ANOTHER LARGE MEETING AT LYNN.

IRON tho Boston Traveller, Feb col
The shoepakers Of Lynn nse n Liberty HAUL q seven
ment, 70 hear the report Of tho committee 70 visit the
manufacturers The largo hall was densely crowded.
Tons }. W. Neae and Isaac Newha refuse 70 make any
compromise whatever. Mr.. Newhal stated that II
IL .e OUTSIDE asncss ss oaDs were them
even for Mr.. Newha, and three cheeTs gwen for
the rest Of the manufacturers VINO were willing
operate with them In the movement Il Was stated by
the committee that OF the manufacturers would pay
high $500 70 help carry the strike 70 q Successful
Meue THIS announcement was followed by three hearty
cheers.
Mr.. A. G. DRAPER then came forward and gave IN &c
count Of the movement In MAJ bebead and HaverhnL He
stated that IN Marbehead four hundred had signed
the paper for strike, and would do the 22d instant
cloud checrs.J he also stated that be had received
tek graphic deepaa n from Hsverhi that they were ready
Tor strike, 70 have . meeting Monday evening
TO fix upon the tne and wished delegation from Lynn
Mr.. DoqY being cared for, came forward and gave an
account Of his visit 70 Newbu!ypor On his arrival there
be met by delegation Of the craft, who conducted
city, and meeting caiiedsor THAI evening at NarEct
Hall. large concourso assembled. The Newburyport
jours stated % Mr. Doy thai the expressnen the
greatest that they had contend WITH that they
the manufacturers were eagued together that
was almost impossible for Jour" TO 60 Lynn and get
work through these men, and often they had tho
work for 1--WE Genus . pair less than the oxpreanen
them Gu, foe. they were getting tired Of this kind
mr. Josrre CONNER gave account of one manufsctu-
fer giving lot Of boots TO woman u ten dollars
ara xbea se carried them in he stated that the times
were bard that could not her bat six dollars
for them
vas voted TIA. auditing committee BE- chssen,
sis,ing OF the ollowpg gentlemen, WIZ G. Darling,
n. Garter John K PARROT, A G. Wyman and A. s. Rich.
Nj Joseph resigned soliciting committee, aud
Mr.. nsnaD winsiow was chosen 70 fiji ihs vacancy.
IL that when they scjourn ihoy ADJOURN 70
meet q, lyceum Ball. Tuesday evening al seven O'Clock
Mr. Bsinr seoughs thai the bill Of wages imperfect
and should be corrected, and committee chosen for
that CcytslaCng OF the following DAy9CusE C.
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SroSE FROM NApoIEoS's ToMB WASHINGTON Moyu-
xESTThe United States Consul at S. Helena has pro-
cured stone from the tomb OF Napoleon the National
Washington Monument II was transferred by the auho.
rites with siderable ceremony, and put board
the United States steamer Mystic which LETT S. eeena
january A. for the coast Of Africa and would probably
transferred to the United States storeshp Relief bound
home II Is enclosed under the seals Of the United Stles
and accompanied by papers Of Identification II will re.
ceive fitting inscription after its arrival bore.
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MATRIMONIAL.

GENTLEMAN, IN A RESP ECfA BILE Ayu THRIVING
"A busress also having iacone Of from Ave 70 eight
fousspd ooIars desons OF making
OF ncdes young lady with to rA.ri
nony she be well cducsted sud fully Accomplished
between Tho Of 10 and and above Al be Of
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CORPORATION NOTICE. THE COMMITTED ON
Assessments Of the Bossdiof Aldermen win une A n
omce Of the Beard VI Ch.nbers csree aso-
mebV On inurday, be 20 ust. Mt tvO oclnck order.
ElChAEL TUOMRY,l
0eOR0E STAnn. OuurrifeAA
HENRY ". 0kN1T.
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DIAE0Eps AC..FoR BALE 70 PAY ADVANCES.
- ldhzont Clussr Pm. stooes ut s85 diamond Rins
- rone 80; EXTRA nne gold Eng.h lser Wech open
fs-, Sc, nle gold oscn face L~ve- and Chain Ss rod
bn, ting ADghsh Lever Sd6 Advances on Wacrss ~ I'M Ma
&c J. H BARRYMORE, no Broad gay roon a. up ssairs
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FINE ARTS.

4 srRRHOeCOPE AND DOZEN WE'VE r,,H sl-w
"A hew should ~ without sbown freelv Car Ard :,
sne he Union sssrcosoapic corupAnys Ns Droaaway
uAiruA
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NHx REV. h oRATTAN GUNNEss WILL PREACH
during The remainder Of The week. he following
pRCes:-
WEDNESDAY BvENlNG, Feb. q 1t s. Panps IL f.
o'clock (iSr. AcClrtcck's) - ~,
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb q. ~ Oliver nrees Bapust
Church. near Chatham square. u ~ O'Clock
Efb!DAx EVENING" Feb "A, o. Rev. DR.. 9Atfetd's Prea
byteran Church. Nrsh Of Thirty first street.
SATURDAY AFTERr0Ok, Feb Is nj the Lexinston Avo
Hsgue'sh NJ 4 O'Clock "
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

= yOAPoRArIe PIERS AVID sILrs TO an Ii Asrn
u AT AUCTION
Notice hereby Fiven hat NE OomptsoIer YIN q Yhuy>-
tay The lss DAY 81 March, le60 n II ocock nsoa ~ ~ INV
Pa bios - public Auekon seveysl of Pfou
Slips eeicngns 70 The orporaon for term q I've ysss
Cstsogse: con'snns As dessipdot location and ssrs a
sale may DC DAG At tas oce vbere VIII aso be ahovr
Of ~ Corporation wharyes ana pteru. -
ROBERT +. HAW6 Ccmpsyoxer
Once. Jan.
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HAVANA. NEW ORLEAEB AID rExAa-NRw YOgK
Ii And Nov OrleanA ete6uaaAip Oompsny-FoF New Or.
leans VIA Havana 70 ss AondAy Fsa a. ioo0
United ssAaes mail gtAAmshp &pTO. j. d. Buioc
conmandar sui ooeooe 70 recetve freight Thursday.
Feb Is II pIe ooe Of hebsrsJn street. Norm rvur bG
u Adng gped after c onr ri Sailing FOR frSht pas
sage apply 10 the Hst MI. LAWN GSTVf CRoCaEaON
o., No. J Park place. Z. TN
through pcsess ssuAd " AL para TEXAS pr southsrn
ftssmship Cornpanys Inc Of gsAmeys.
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NCENDIARy AND SUPPOSED MCKSDiARY FrRH8
From the lat day OF June TO 30h day Of November 1854
43 IneendiaTy FIRES.
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TAPsCoTT's LINE LIVERPOOL PA0EETs--PAssAd!
known npe ealing weekly; he yery rates; an
ArAf for amount obtained PAYABLE In part OF Grea
Britain Ireland, BY applying 70 rAPSCOrr co.. Ss Sou
street..
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EHOR 8AvANNAH AND OTHER POINTS, AS BLOW
- The hrtt class steamship ALABAMA Capt. s3eo r.
schenck, WIN leave Saturday Feb Is, p NJ pu
NO North river Through tickets be had for tho follow.
Few oresna s3s7s Mobile sss Montgomery SIS; Co,nu,
bus $2 Albany, $25 Atlanta SCI; Chattanooga SIS aaah
VILE M 10; knSayhe SIS y; Memphis S3i Is; Augusla
III 90 Macon, $20 Savannah, SIS.
For freight and passsge apply vt Is Broadway.
SAMUEL L. MiTChffL SON.
day, Feb r. st3P.N.
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EyROM IRELAND TO NEW YORK BY BrEAM-PAs-
II sepgers booked from Queenstown Ireland York
for $50 melnens provhons BY the snendE fast seAshs
Queenstown Thursday In the year. For passage apply
~ the oompan y = on1ce, Is Broadway.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
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ESOR TEE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLES.
iou 3. O-seni- weekly Untad 6aaAs Mail lade Wh0sl
seamsbp Limo Cabin passagA SIS deck S6-Ths magnia-
fsss going re.inshp NASHVILLE. l. 4. Marcy,
COMMANDER viii esyaspsS No North river, on Thurnday
PEI: 8 a SsAos. Inregsh scasss q sle loloviss
So; sasav,e Tenn, SUI Asnnph Tenn. ga ~; CAaiis-
nocsa Tenn, "a knoavine, 81; CclnmbaA q G. SO; An
flA, 3D. Jsexsoayiie, s2l riiassA ~
Co. 20 brosdway The JAS. ADGER. Captain Adams, suc-
Deeds wednesoAy, 9Th No steamer saturday, 18Th
form Of bills Of lAdinG signed but those Turniah-
ed BY the company. :
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DEv. ER. CAHIIL
HI VIII deliver bis farewell LECTURE previous "a h a
pertnre from New York. on
THO RsDAY, FEB g. 1880
Al The CDEOM HALL Sou,h soarth and Fifth strecA
WILL aASBURa.
6utjecs-''Are the Planets lnhab.tedr
ADMISSION FiFTf CENTS
Doors open ~ 6k Lecture 70 commence u O'Clock Pm
eisely. -
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ENon SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rH UNrrD
II etAes msn steamer ARAGO, d, Hines Commando,
VIII save Tor Asvre, touching II northampton land h
mafs and pasaepgera Saturday, March ~ Il O'CLOCK
-. ave wsar tight eompArtmsn sncosiug e engine.
hat Ia 1vent 81 COLLATION. svnudtny, the could
reach hen and tho pumps being ce 70 the safety
hc vessel and passengers would DO secured Prise Of
nFe saoenk cabin SIS and $50 frsteh, or psssAes
spgHD ". s. DRAYTOh, Agent No. Broadway.
n: b-rns Cteanar FULTON VIII sncosed To ATaso ana
al March 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
[ EGAL NoTICE.-TO GEORGE SCHEIREI

T EGAL NOTlCE.-TO GEORGE SCHEIBEL.
IL Sir: loa are hereby notified that at the De
ceu.bor, 1861 Term of the District Court for Scott
county, State OF Iowa, Almet Skeel as plaintiff.
filed his petition in the office Of the Clerk of said
Court alleging that he is the owner in fee Of thu
following real estate, lying in said Scott county.
State Of Iowa, to wit: Lots No. seven IN ana
eight Is in block No. nineteen 1871 in the citv Of
Davenport, and that he is in the present posses
sion thereof and that he is credibly informed and
believes that you, whom he makes defendant in
said petition, make some claim adverse to the es
tate Of the said Almet Skeel in said real estate
and praying that you be notified to show cause
why you should not bring action t. try tho al
legged title to said real estate, if YOU have any.
And you are further notified that on the hear
ing of said petition order was rendered by said
Court that notice be given t, you, the said George
Scheipel, to show cause at the next February
Term, A. y. 1o6l, of said Court on or before noon
of the second day OF said term, why You should
not bring action TO try the alleged title if YOU
have any. to said real estate.
And you arc hereby further notifei that unless
you appear on or before noon of the second day of
the next term of said Court to be begun and hold
en- on the 4th day Of February, A. d. 1851, and
show cause why you should not bring said action
to try your alleged title, ifany in said real estate
default will be entered against you, and Judy
ment rendered thereons
DAWSON 4 TRUE,
dec25-d3Ud Attorneys for Plaintiff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
To (OMsASIIlA AlSrcS !

The Advertiser, having been restored ID health
IN afew weeks by very simple remedy, alter
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dreld disease, Consump ption-
- anxious to make known to his fellow uiierer.
the means Of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy II The
preeription used free pf charge, with the direc-
ton Tor preparing and using the same, which they
will lind SURE CrsE FOR cossrMFTfos ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c. Tie only object of the a1yer
tiser IN sending the description is % benefit tho
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
eeiges 70 BE- Invaluable. and be hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as il will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tn prescription will please al
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WfLIfANsRrRGH,
oct5-ly Kings County New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28

- That until ths Convention or General
assembly shan otherwise provide shall ali-
POINT 10 al vacancies which shall occur in
-Leh ofkees
81 That nntil 1t Is otherwise provided by
thi- Convention or III General Assembly. the
revenue, collections and navigation laws ot the
| lhit4d States, as far as may tie trartieahl. >
anu 'hey ate hereby adopted aud made laws
| ~ lht State, saving tuat no duty snail l.. col
ieets' ~ import. from The states forming
the late Federal Union. known \, III. ir,,,.
states of America Tor UPON the'tannag. ~
seis owned ~ whole or 10 part uy the cltlx.h-
"f SAID states, raying ami .xceptin. III. act ii
Congress adofiel on the ] lay of March. 1857
entitled ar act authorizing the d.ro-it ~ 49,.
papers Of foreign ve.seis with the Con.ul. ~
tatlr respective nations, which sali act j. 4. .
elnrsi TO be IN iorcr within the Iimlis IL this
Stat
itn. All vessels built in South Carolina or
elsewhere. nr1 owned for III. amount II one.
third hv citizen or cit zrns OF South Carolina
or any Of tba -lave holding common .alths al
North America AID commanded hy citiz,n.
thereof. I'D no other .Aail u. fegisterel a. ves
s-ls Nafih Carolina under authorit, OF the
Collector sni Naval officer.
Oh All etticial ac's o. tie officers aforesaid
~ which i = usual and proper 10 set forth the
Hst't'ltiA Addrf winch tArl act All sty IL ut
documents i-su-d ty them Or any II II en- lie
IN the name OF the state Of south Carolina
bth. All moneys hereafter collected hy any
Aforesaid officers. shall after deduetinv the
sumo neceeeary for the compensation of the ct
Hrefs ani othtr expense he lali iito III.
treasury II the state uf south c~rolin4 FL
the use q aatl state. All sui jrct 10 the order
81 TINS 1onvtnti0h or OF the General Assembly
lth. The officers aforesaid sinai retain in h \
hands property of the Inited states m N r.
possession custody ur ccntfu subject to the
disposal Of the state who VII arcaunt for m.
same upon the tinal settlement with the G,t.
ernmen. OF the United Siatef
Done at Charleston, Dee 26th. lsso
signed, i +. JAMESON, Clerk
Attest, i L. AKrHtR, Clerk
sosisatlon 81 secrecy vlthlraun.
<HARig-ros, De 81. lna.m.
lhe Convention re-as-emhled this mornit,
After Iraver the journal was read.
lhe Pre- dent ANNOUNCED the reason whv
Yesterday ordnance Was not prln.ed IN th-
Journal
Nr Middleton here we'd tia, the Conv,n.
tl"n g into secret -e--ion inn -ila'elv
Mr. DtiteHisie tried 70 get in a rraoluiion
declaring that the g vernon If south Carolina
- authorized and requested to tai. Possession
of Foit Monltre when he wu- in.err4tred H.,
the demand that the motion to 10 into sec,
session had the precedeuce
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
New York Market.
\Rw NnpE DnoamI

NEW YORK, Dccembcr27
FLOUR Market cents better with more doing
for home and expoat demand Sales rs 00o bbls
*5lodo25 super State: S5300i 40 Extra State
s5loW5.lo Super Western S5.35d5 65 Common
Extra do; S5.55,d5.15 Interior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohi.
hYk rLotR-Steaiy at s3.2o9i.oo for common
TO choice.
WHEAT-Siarkot cent better with moderate
export acmaud. Sales $4,000 bushele Slt9a,
LII Chicago Spring and North Western Club ;
sl25 % Milwaukee Club a1d Amber Wis
consin; 81 White Western si.33all "a Win
ter Red v estern St.55 White Kentucky.
RYE-Market quiet at 65c.
BARLEY II Solc.
CoKS- Market quiet and firm with fair export
demand 6sG7o mixed western.
OATS In fair request 35ta3o western, Canada
and State.
PeRk Quiet. sl55ol9l6.oO for mess sIl l25
prime
BEEF Quiet AMI steady.
Cur MEATS Heavy and nominal
LARD-DuIl.
WHISKY -Marke. Grmer Sales 500 basrels-
1aFlgI4c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
Secret Session OF the Charlie, ton Conyen-
tlOn.

CHARLESTON. Dec, 80
lhe following ordinance was passed in tn Q
secret session this evening at Convention OF
the people OF thu State of South Carolina be.
gan and holden in Coun bia on the nth "A
Dec, 500. nithence continued by adjourn.
ment to Charleston and there bv divers. ad-
journnent TO the Goth of Dee Of tie same an
ordinance 70 make provincial arrangements for
the continuance OF the commercial facilities OF
South Carolina.
WHEaEA-, 1t 10 due to our late confederate
In the political Union az the United stats ),
Anerica, as al.o % the citizens n ~onih Carnl;.
na, ergaged IN commerce that no alrno, 49,
sudden change be made in the rate Of dntiaa ~
imports into the State ard whereas il ia no,
desired o. tnls S.at4 TO secure ADVANTAGE. T.
trade 10 her own ports, above thcee Of anr
other oi the alaveholiiny States her LAT. an.
federntes in the said unior. and
NHFRsA-, This ordinance for can.idara.on
indicated 10 designed to be provisional
therefore, We. the people If Snath Csriin.. in
Convention assembled do leclsre, oriain, and
II i hereby declared and ordained
lst That all cllizens Of The state who At
the date of the or lin nee of secession were
holllng Ofhce connected will the customs On
der the General Government OF the tinted
States within the limits OF South Carolina. be,
and they are hereby appointed to hold under
the Government Of this State exclusively
within sny further connection whatever with
the Federal Government Of the United States
The same offices they pow fii until other wise
directed, and t1at they Give the sane pay
and emoluments for .heir services
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28

OFFicE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND AEwsl
Wednesday Eve, Dec. 81, lss0. {
Inc market was very lively to day, and yester
days prices were fully sustained. Corn was run
" to 2lc by over bidding, but the regular price
sas lss Flour advanced 25c per bbl We
quote
fLorR-Sf0ogs.25. Shipments $50 bbl..
WnEAr-ln good demand at 65@7Uc. Receipts
-,56- bu Shipments $50 bu.
BARLEY Quiet at 2sg32c Receipts 500 bu.
aAi pments 400 bu.
CokN Active and unsettled. We give l5c as
the market price. Receipts ], $50 bu. Shipments
7G0 bu.
OATS Little doing. Nominal at 1i9l5c
DRESSED Hoes si.5oa5l. Receipts 300
Hay Scarce at st.O0d6OO.
GROCERIES.
CoFFsE.-The market. is very firm with pros
pects Of an advance Eastern advices report the
demand brisk and prices fully sustained. We
quote Rio at l54l64c; Maricabo, l7ml7 l.2c
lava, Is l-2Ml9c
SrGAR-Firn and advancing Sales are being
made at "a ! &c common, good, fair 9a9 &c
prime to choice; S4ta &c Porte Rico s3l(1
y l-2c for fair TO choice.
TEAs-Firm with god demand, at an ad-
vance Of l9c per pound the lower grades.-
Young ilyson, S5ep65e GunpowIer, 45g70c
Black Teas, 35g65c y tb.
MoLAssEs- Market quiet. Common reboied
31151c, choice Plantation 45c inferior grades
Of plantation sell from a6c to f0c; Bclchcr's Syr-
ups 37@i5c according to quality; choice Golden
syrup, soc Crushed Sugar, II l-2dl2c Pa nda.
"a, II l2Ml2I-2,
BurTER-P Prime parcels in demand at 17620c.
EG@s-Very scare and in demand at l8la2Oc -
dGz.
CHEEsE-Iierkimer Co. l3 al7c per H. Wes-
tern Reserve Ii 1@l2kc
APPLE Market well supplied at s2.o0d2.75 q
Dbl
PouLrKY Live Chickens in good request at
sl5oGI,6a Y doz. Turkeys, 6ac1So each q ib,
9dgc.
DaIfn FRUIT Apple 514a7c Peaches al2r;
New York liumbs gre Cherries I0elijc Raisus
lad 5c currants l5c.
BEANS In demand at 65175c n bu
GAME But little coming in. Quails, csc u
doz; Prairie Chickens, Sl.50 d doz; Mallard
Ducks, 25d35c a pair
TURsIPs. l5a20c per bu.T
iAMs-New Sugar Cured l4c per lb wh olesale
and l3c retail. Plain 13 d l4c per 10.
LaRp--Very scarce at l2I. @l5e.
CoAL-lOc per bushel in the yard.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
From Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD Ill, Dec. 27.
Senator Baker was formally welcomed this
afternoon by his old friends and acquaintance.
in the Court House ot this city. The hall was
crowded to sutfocaiIon. Hon. JAS G. Conklin
delivered q spirited reception speech, TO which
Col. Baker responded in an address occupying
three-quarters Of an hour He EXPRESSED tie
earnest devotion Of himself and constitu. nts to
the Union; secuted the idea IL an independent
Pacific Republic. and declared empha,icaIly
that the Union should and would be preserved
and the Federal laws executed, both North
ard South. His remarks were warmly 81.
plaueed
The democratic state Committee, Of Illinois
have called State Convention 10 be held here
on the 10th OF January, to confer as 10 the
.xisting natioTal crisis, and to adopt some line
Of policy relative thereto.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
Alabama COnvcntjoll

tHAnLa-IoN. Dec 46
Inc Alabama Convention will have an in.
Mefse majority - fayer of Secession
There are ruG4"r4 hnre that --te eral hundred
troops are IN route FIR the Charleston farta
Also That Fort -umlter was reinforced on sun.
lay with marines under Disguise n labor4t-
Postal matters eentinu. her n formerly.
Many ffrign shls now in par, took in,
their clearance arer- before the 21th and are
now loading. Others will pfonnuly take
clearance under protest
Many Intelligent Caroiinian- say that i i i
iii cut matter b. naiangle the Georgian knot
of union, int = last rtsost Viil cut il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
- y = r II IL 3
ALSO THE BEs r

in town. Prices by far the lowest in Davenport
Call around opposite LeClaire House, On second
street. dec2o-til
rI,O JANIS r. FTLW0OD- SIR YDf ARE
1 hereby notified that there in now On file II
the ofice II the Clerk Of the District Cur. &c
Sc1tt norntv, State n Iowa, n rcti,iop ~ .Inli,
y. t!lwood- claiming from you a divorce from tbe
bonds of matrimony now sabsIsting between v7u
deserted and ab.entel yourself from h.r a. :
period oi more than Two years without reasonable
therefor.
Now uh.ess you appesr and answer thereto, on
Or before noon OF the second day Of the next term
o. SAID Court, to he begun md holden On the first
Monday OF February, A, u. 1851, defaclt will be
entered against you, and judgment rendered
thereon. DAWSON a True,
decZ2-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
Mail Arrangements.

Times 81 opening and closing malsin the DAYea-
port Post biice
EASTERN MAIL, arrives at . A n and Pm ; closes
Al 30 a hAnd FIX.
NORTHERN NJ AL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives at : p M cl0.es $50 An
SOUTHERN MAIL, from IT Louis and southern
Missouri, a rIves at = Pm; closes $50 A =.
WEaTgEs AND SorTHERs Iowa MAIL, arrives at
pM, closes at Pm.
lltlNots Way MAIL, arrives A NJ; closes al Pm.
DuBrQUR WAY MAIL, arrives at . NJ Tuesda ~,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at s P N Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP RIVER NAIL TO LYoSs, arrives al P NJ; closes
.rM, daily, exbept sundays,
Bite GRASS NAIL. arrives at closes at IL n
Tuesday,, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AAITY NAIL, arrives and closes at 2 NJ Tuesday
and Fridays.
ANAMosA MAIL, arrives and closes at IL N, on
Thursdays
The office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from 9 to 10 AN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
Destructive Fire.

LANE, ILL.,, Dec o.
ire broke ont this q N a. 2 o'clock ID
the daguerreotyp- rooms Of 5 d beagle, over
the store occupied hy Boyce d Bump. DESTROY
ing 3 stores. Principal los-rs are Boyce Il
Bump, IS 900. insured partly, c. Williams
IS 900, insured for $1,000, Clark 4 Dana
Diekerman d Parks, 5000 Total lossea
$22, 900 Insured a. far as known, IS 300
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28

STUATIoE WAsrED.-A lad aged
fourteen years, active, hoDest, Intelligent
talks Engish and German fiaeLtly, ~.hes to
obtain situstion in some business house in
this city. He will try and make himself gem
erally nsefol !" his employer Inquire at this
Office. or 8, 5 Z corner OF Rock Island AID
2 / r,re.t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
state and COuafu TuEes !,

rvNHE STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOR
i the year 1850, will become delinquent January
3lst, 1861, and arrangcn nents are not made he
fore that day for the payment thereof, shall be
compelled to enforce the collection by law
Please call early, for if too late the Collectors
Office will be crowded
DAVENPORT, December 18th, 1850.
JAMES MCCOSH, :.
Collector and Treasurer, Scott Co., Iowa.
decl7 Aw8w