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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-14
p,yip Ks,rr. Register.

ONroup, -. Ata Couu 81 rrohTc hsh a. Ia
U..~,thia AL co. thc Caunty Il oNiott, IN
ths thiri Tr-..ls, q Novrm'ssf, \. u. l>en.
ON the retit,1a 81 E'a,i, " aH,uor., ~'d"~
" ID Th5mts ilaman'us, late 81 Lowell, in nh
Csa-tt. -~-r asri, pUs,ins 81 saa hlS anoe cot 81
thr r.-t...,aI estate ~ hes l,ir hr.land,
Ord. thst siid t.citiaaeS give notice 10
40 f,-i ,sus tutsfrsisd o, causing COPS 81 this
.,.llrta o. nahii.h.l thrv seek suceess'seN ~
tt.O,f,fd nymucist a puhlie ncwsrans' printed
"a p.r,s. th.tthr, m,y appear st a Probate '"uri
t, D. hrla 81 .,tis, in said C.uniN, ou ths lhUd
r,...s, ofnr,T Dor nest. at . O'Clock ~ the hlc-
s,..., .,,i .hss cause, ifsn, they have, why th~
came shruII uHf d. granted.
THOMAS n. brown, js'r'.
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Rpmford. Nov. ~. is6o.

oNrorn. ,s.-Ata Ccdht Of Pro,ai. held At
par., u,ih,s ard ~ the CouEiy Of ONiorl. on
"A. th,td T,rsdsy II Nossmhsr, 4. u. lsoo.
On ihc iarrguing retuipa OEptEtp, That
a.. ..,i rstiiaasr glvs not,c~ 20 ~ rcrsons ~
trsssis,i. ~ ciusia. eopy oi bee psi'tioa With
thi. utJsr thsfson. O. h. I',liishsd three weeks
.u-rrs.i,si, be- The ONf,ul n,snoersi. nr~spa.
PC pfiaiei "a Paris IN .sid County thatthe, usy
arr..sf tta lfulair Cauft ia o. held ~ fal's, 80
tas thifd russl, of nrsssnlsS esxt, 20 e'sloek
boz th. ilf~,sis,t Nid she's canse q anN thsN have
uh, the same shuuI NJ hs gfautrd.
THOMAS ~. brown, Judsc.
true copy--sttcst:
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Dawn KN,rr Rcsi,Irr.

ONToup, -; At Cruu Of rroh,,r he'll IT
pa,is, withip AMI fnrthr Count, q oN'"ti, on
th. th,,d Tirsis, II NaNrlnl-rr Al. l~tD.
A Mos z. GlDDlNGS ADD WILLIAM y.
y NEEnlINM. aamej executors in cerih'e
ipsIluucai putp,r ,ag q, be the ist Siil apd tee
tlm-n, ufianug iI,ckrt., late " >toa'h,m, ~
saI Caunly, deceased. Aa,ing p'csrniri the
.nu,e t,r piulatr
Orisrsi. that thc said rNecuiofs give notice 9"
al n-rs1ns intrtcsisi, D, clusing cor, II th's
uuIrr o. o. Isll,.hri three weeks succsssi''ly ,o
ths uNiorl psmrcr,t pfiutsd ~ Pans, that thsy
,ul, ,pp.,f 40 . Probate Couft o. hr held 81 IA.
Cd. be- satd Curlt,, ou The third TarsisN 81 nr-
crrlsf next. II a,a~ ofthr clock 10 The t''eanou,
snI shsw cause, q an, ths' have, vh, the same
shrrli noe be- pfo'c,l. approved aHi allowed -
thr Last Wtll asl iestsfnsni 81 aid deceased.
THOMAS u BROWN ,Jsdg.
Atrue copN-ittsst
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New York and Portland
SEMI. WEEKLY LINE

rI,IIT G,. ,hss steamship, CliESArE ME-
Can't. StuNtN CHowItt. fAIAf>to. l.
II-I,Tt,tu, vilI hrr,atsi iutma >smi.WsrAb
Iius i.ivern che poet. Ut N'w lu'A and fou.
.ai. ls,,,pg each ror, sv,y We'ns'dn' aod
>aiufjs,, 81 ~. VI.
r.,.ags $500. ,uslui,rg fare aud state rooms.
m, goat despatch s,,ca % iie'sht b, ih'' line,
,n,kr. it thr most lr.ir,iL freight communication
l.,..,n Nss NutA abi the Eb'i. Accommodation
,h.ts,.l 1t The cod i,r iafrnrdiug.
pu,age be- Nss NufA i-tw~,n oann,oiiug lius'
o., sIHiprt 90 lossst mates.
Aprl, to ani siifsss.
EMERY 4 ION, roulanl.
IIn.CROMWEIl. 4 20. Nov Nutk
partlaod. utt. Is. l~i9. -
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NrOTITT uF TDUIIiO~IUI WI,r.l

NuriCE ur FORECLOSURE. wi,r.a.
y CHtH-s 10 Rlis bul C,rIir- ~. Role.
s,lr afths al Chuiss ". ErHr. Thea 81 Rom.
Co.,. it fh- upI, ofpsf,fl ,aI = sfr of uaiHr.
ur fhs tsrl, ..r-,nl les of Srui,mlrf. 4 u
70, rlHys, ca o. ur, o., n1rig1gr decd iul, 10.
r.H..I lH tb- ONiI Gr.sts ot pfri.. h,ak
lDa. H1g. Sos rrrt,i1 pttrr' of tact ct h1d
.trurI tst r town ul R1uir,d. l-ipg nar bali
oi fh- huussi,,I fam MS occupied b., ilrnp
4. l;H'.r. Aul vh,rrl.. ih- orpIifi1a of ,hti
u.r.t.s huins l-H1 hIok,n. I r.,tn Co rr,.
sl..H tlr .tne arrHrirg 90 Oh, sfafric be- such
rl.r unie all provided.
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TrSr1uoNI,lS TnoM cLrRGyMrN.

On ~ ,n,,-y - III rsru'iaH syrup alA e.. ,'n.
,at. thy have dsnfsd ifOn ~ ussi
~, JOAN PIrRgOyr. Nsiti N... - ~ .-sssy Or 80
In.am al othsf Cuishsyas uH-sss.
~. wARRrs BURTON. n.,an. Ma. 10 sr7'y y
~. 80 is..asss al G,ss,. isJ. 10 Va. . 90.
Umsu
H.,. AKriuRn FuiIER-s r-,..l y s,rvos.'il-
slhss Tshsustitn NsTvaasuss. sltstiai. - 49,
sgsu shl Gsss-i pstaauI IL N'.-s y ,fFr-''.
~, AUGUSTUS v rOFI, ssiasr'uis. Ma u-f' -
re- GTRSoy E6uuiSs u.,ti.i os,.-i. r-...,
y sss',si l.,fq sl 49, '''--' ''''''
A., sYLyANUs COun B..saa N... Its 20. - 80
r.sfn family I.s.rsEaa n sfsugh ansf To 'i it's-
NJ, mon wIuTrINORL. nes,ss. Me-. ~ . -
80. II So. .. -. -, bssJ.asy = ss.ri. l..-i,
Ms, OSBORN NVmcE. Pruvlsss,ssu. Mi'.-i IL r-s'T
IA - Nta.s p.uss. al CAfaa- hfoafhai'
". rriiRAiN NurE IA i4st,.,.. As.',' I''T'i.'
q. trss,y n ny'r,r.% l',s,.y' '''-''''' '''
n, THOMAS a. ruSs- iu EasssI iE General DEFY
Iahsa.ulh q Nsrvvzs rTssu-
NJ, RICHARD NETCALI. nastsn. Ma. 10 u. q 4.
F-isr = bssstsss, ~ s.y'i ~ - Ero's4 80 -
Isas us.l .s1ls4-
~, n WEBSTER Rs.'s- Me- =. v..s. y n,'r.p-
RE- Jos a. CiINCIL R1.,an. Mas. 10 rrs.y 10 Der
~. aai Gsnsrsl pstilu.
~ ALBANIAN IACEsnS, wsi,sl. lL-Is E-'."
IL Ti.sa ly,ssp.s.. Ell 4 uhssithy AFp-tts'
r.. J. FEARsON, d, ss.b4gPorI Nas.-ls t-lsf
Ia Dy,psy... "a b.s.ap.
Isv ARTHUR y. n ChANill, UsF'thfs. hufHah, y
C.rasfz DshtAJ. sssiang " ~ lstsHaitsa
rrsl NtrAtis sCiiLHn ns.un, Me- 10 E-,.-.
uss T4.ss snst lsfsf tntausufu - - hfr.HHt 80
DO 81 Dy,-psa. rsfnfu sasnasian o. -stars lea.
90 CsfD iass AT Lliisss-
Rs.. HENRN tF1Ah. ha.ton Mss.-ls I-tsT IN DE
Esg.i. al Afsgteus ~ ~ i4ftf.
r. a ~ HinnTi. u1-tan Mas. ~ vsas II -ss''d
nrasshi. inisssisn fsfsiA i4'sf sssfsss al a'.''
co DstaAiy
n, r al uTAntry. G,,.ss.li N... 1T Gs.s-.
us..s NeiEs As'st sna Lias-sy IN Dy's-ssA -
ttosssni nssrsT
H., W OLNsrEAn. nassc-. Ns.s.-Os-s'si Re-.
rsUlsian ed Iansfsnos in 10 tsuaInsusss . as-
slas, IL L.s.sy "a DyspsF..s ssa ssf'sss D..--T
n II. Pamphlets containing Letters from The
abo,s named Gsatltmcn ani utiSrs, ani si''
In. fall Ini"rma tion 81 the sJrup, can b. hal
an ssDlIeaiiOa 10 the AgeHu, Or Ia
JOHN P. JEWETT e. CARTER,
STORE 10 SUMNER STREET,
(NeNt door to New Po', ohies,)
B0Sp ".
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS
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rnwly CI-vuNCS l,,.,fN 49,.

Boz sn.I Csuai,. deceased. b. sisiar hand a. ihr
hv Jirrct--h- thef,f'sy rvqassts sII r"sspns sh'
CO., .rih.Hi 90 iIF estate rt stI I.-snsvd, Co.
rItLr Immediate I.a,ur1t AT ihfss ~hr have
.u, ..n,H..s tbst,.,l. o. rNhilat 'h- shm- o.
Na,. ~. I~6p HENRY e. REED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-14

TuEsulsstihef hereby give. TulIi, rHtis' tht
| .5s h.s i.--l i1', appointed D., ihr hoerr.ii-
Jafss Ut rf,,h,i, lrr ths Cnua, ufpNafl. Of
s.lr--i rtr1.tHf 30 niaistratrN n thrsst.ir oi
ISAIAH FRENCH Gen, ~ Nlaa,,
L. .,.l e. ,plt, .lcrsasrI. O., si,iHg ls,Hi the
T.s Itr,rt.. ~hr th,rrIrrr rsgHssis go r-f.au
v..D arr iHIrht-i o. che s't',' isnii deceased
O.. rntls tn p'.I,,tr pHNmeui a1' thass Nho '''"
,r, ..e.Brs.l. tHf.sla O. s,hl',.f 200 co..
S., - is6l. HANNAH FRENCH
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,

L. oul, . f,r avetag~ ofthe sciual profit from ihs
u.r II zach ou- otthrs- msch,ns.. and so cnnhtm.
.tpa ths truth, W. f-irt a. any oas ofths thou.
.saI. IT psrson' ho usr then. The, 'fe si,pt.
81 o. ever, cot ~ vofk hns ~ roafs~, upon sik
sattun. buea snd ~oalsa fshfie., slso light hni
h.,,y isa,hsf. They never ia,i 10 give s.li'iic.
ten
70 meet che groving dsmasi iaS a smaller sni
more slsg,at m.chiae i"r private ADD household
purposes. sr have ju.t produced and atr ready 60
receive orders taf SINGERS
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THOMAS m.GROwN .Jsdg.
N'I0' COPY nAyIn kNArr. R.,...,.

TilE .als.rulsf hsrrh, give, pebble noiir. that
10 h,s i.sp dul, spp,ioislh, The honorable Jui;c
.f Probate &c che Cuupt, Il ONi1ri, aai as.uui'i
fhr .ur.i ct Executor Il The h't siil anil tesla.
HlHHt UI
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DlViD II. GluLU IN N rlu,r.

o. sp.I Cr1rt,. Jrr-a.-i, D., gi,tug bond 81. tho
lave Ilrr5ts. o. therefore fsgurtis all psfssns
ah1 zee irlthtri g. iherstats of ssii deceased.
tH .IIk. tuhr.it,tc ,Hs meets aH.fhrss -hs have
,r, H.ut- 81. ,hafrup ior,h Litth-sam. a.
NHy -. ls0n GEORGE STACY.
TIE ~aHs-rih.f h-..H, gf,rs pebble 1pt,e- that
o. Bee bsHi sp,.i,ts b.. th- lllppr,h'- Jaise Of
rf.lrt's. &C. if. 'Hsi1', ~ oNHrl, ,ul a.suuloi
ib- .uI,t 1f rNrrl'1r ct che hs' si.i add trsu.
NM III
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MNRN CIMNINNs L-..Lr,II..

o. ,iI Cuusiy. Ircr,ss,l. b, g,'ing hood n' che
sv Hur-is. W, therefore f~Jre.ts an psf.un'
uhs az iltslt-i o. ihr estate 1i .,i i-rsnsri o.
r,ka inn~iinir pn,mr1is a1i ihnsr Nh have
ar, F.up8I. thereon 90 rshfHtt1 came tu
", -. I~Gn SIMEON 60 INNINGS.
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I-lINII FRENCll Illr n NIIaul.

TIlC .lh.-ub.f h-rs',, ..,s. pl''.r notice that
DO bee ben dil, ,pp1,airi D., thr llaaafablr
~. .-pt Probate iir che C1unt, oiO,DfI, ari
...sp-I che itu.t 81 Nlu.1usip,rI oi che estate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-14

To the honorable JOdss Of Probate Tor the coua-
a. Il OxiaFd.
"UMBLN represents, stsphca fafnan OF
Ill Runf,fd " -aid County. that hs q the
hs-lssni Il thr eldest isaghtss sad heit u MACY
Nifgis, late of Rumioi ia .a,d ConaiN. She d'e'i
On The d,y Il August, A.D. ls6o, intssiaie,
-e;tsi ard pa..e.,yd of real estate. goeds and
chs,isl.. 'ight. ani ct-d,ts, which e"sh, 10 BE-
s,iiuisi.i-t,i ae,ardiag 20 az.
Whcfrfsse ,ouf I-iiiioser rfaNs that ahmia'''
tfalisa oi AID estate va, h. grated - hiu,.
STEPHEN TARNUM.
IORiNG +. ROBERTS.
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NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Which d, the most compact sol h.autiiul Sswiag
M.sh,ae ever suusuurisd. u 10 otnsm-nisd IN
th. Do shsst sNls ofths ati. sni al ~ho u
delighted Nth a. u makes the Improved ,nisf-
i.,skri .urh. sod D.. capable oidoing greater 49,.
,,,t, ct wutk in better sNls than suy her Sew
log Maehiac ever offered lor ism,l, pufpo'es.
iti. MT 'uljcsi ioth@ olJection 81 u'ing twice
tpa murh thread and u.k,nga rVsl,ng sssia, hkr
the Grover \ bskrf; naf q. % cuahned ~ ~ up
sr,tipn o. a lev thin abfic'. liable Co get uut u
order ani uubtsI o. nee ilN thread Ike The
Whs-lsf 4 Nilson NaehiR~ bot D. ampl, suii.
c,sut g. pstlutm sll k,ai. Ut fanily sewing.
Pfrs Of FamiN Machines wiih ifon tabic com.
plstr ipf nee SlOO. The lager stan,'ari machins.
tom si25 tn 500. S~nd ior l. VI. ~ingef 4
e.. Gazette. beautiful pictorial psp'f devoted
to Sea in. Machlns.. ani containing list oi pfirrs
spi all other iuio,maiinu su the sub'rct. twill
b. iu,s atdsd gfati..
I. VI. SINGER & CO..
ass ufuadTaV. New York
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A TONIC AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE.

Certificate of Jas u. Chiiton, VI. n, ~ " io's.
II 10 vsl krnvn that II has hreu t'urd 'F.r
dHruitto prsssr,s IN aFALAranF form, ~ ftIrt
i.n.th n tss ssai fssnds of tlr irafrEids uf iH.
Il.S .Peruytan ~yrlp," a.. psassd D. says 400.
Pushed tbs desirable mi
- Prince street, Ns- Nofk, A4g :, 80
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pawn E,,rr, Register.
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e.,utls.,. trym well l novu ci,issu,of N.Ya,..

Nts lffkt N"f. lti"f 80.
n s.rerisnre vhish w. haze hal n ~ PIN 80.
Az sNRl p snd III s,tisnrs With has BEEN s'ht.si
J. us q ~ rfvai in he sure u uauY i'ass'
sail.fss us that a u nsrinal arsut - rf'n-fth.s
I8~sf AL deserving The attgutllu ~ la'A.4ls
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JUN = WIIIIANtl Isit - - -.
fftsifntsf ls hsupl-Aan bart.
lev An STEVENS,
JOHN q. WI suN. Tsl-
Ifs - hsisai l1fhrucui, ~ satn -
~. r. CllJECtL ..-,-.-
ISAAC v TUwLEH ~,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-17
TO-DAY'S A)V'TS.

PAY PARsfCUL,R aI,EsYpO$,
Nd CALL At r. PLATT'S TO O. T YOUR
,,otures iramei, whore you vii get III PURE
'oLD MOT LpIsG and no Imitation
Ornamental Gilt Frames
ii every descriptian en- hand or made TO order.
"ci"ih h!"eh, cry street. marlI I'm
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From Washington.
" AsnIsGTos. March Is


Tribune Washington Correspondence Tie
report AMI bill Of Mr. Nelson II Tenn. IN Po
lygamy, is being printed The bll affixes S.
we're penalties to the practice Of Poiygamy il
any ef the Territories. II will come NJ fl
action in few da,s. There is a majority in
the House in is favor
Judge Rabb OF Utah has res'gned lis plac,
on the Bench and report say. Judges s.. Clal,
and Cradlebsugh Will also resign or lie y.
moved THERE'S conflict OF o,iaion b.tuter
these judges and Gov Cumming II Is sal.
that the Governor is Mormon and the Judg.
Geniii.s, Asaee the dispute
News from the Rio Grande ia Of a more IA.
cific p.tnre
Col Henry Brown has arrived a. New Or
leans from Brownsville and teleeraI,'ls on th.
18th TO the War Department. as fo, ,ows:
| left Brownsville on he Sth ins: all aui.
ct on the frontier; dis uIbanc-s ale believed h
be over and Cortines has given up the contest
to the interior Of MrAco NJ joi Iieinizelnap
has officially reported the rar ended
THE Special Pscffc Railroad Com,ritt.e j,
the House hell their first meeting for business
to-day and adopted resolutions declaring that
a Pacific Railroad is necessary and exred;ent
and that lie eonstruc.io Of such road shosii
be undertaken by corr orntions and not by Gov
ernment; aso that 1t is exredi.nt and nsee.-a-
~ thst the Government should aid the under
taking both with money and land.
Mr. Fentnn, Of New York, objected tc doIat-
ing the public lands and was in favor OF al
prorriating money With this exception. The
Comuitte vas harmonious Oh The passage Of III :
resolutions. number Of the Courritte fa.
vored the Central route The Committee NEE,
again on saturday.
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ST. PATRICK.
BY BoRloBooLA CHA.

Oh saint Of the Isle that's sLroGl,d in g.oJm,
Ia a halo of glory emerge from tay tomb,
And the fall ofpoor Erin, on thy Natal bay guide
Oh, friend of Green Erin, her sa Mt and her pride
Thy smi.e will revive her-a bri ght sunny ray,
To chase all her gloom and her sorrow away:
To rebuke her dread tyrants-diminisnt the, sway
And add to the fame of thine own Natal Day
Come forth from thy tomb,
On Saint of our Isle,
And frown on our foes
Unswect krin smile,
And bless MS and guide US
And ye; will be seen,
Proudly triumphant,
Our banner Of green!
Erin has risen-sh struggled and fell
The best Of her son. fought bravely and well;
The pail Of the dead, Of her hopes is the shroud--
Aud the form Of poor Erin once graceful and proud
Is bending with sorrow is pining with woe
4 slave to HER curse-the Saxon her foe
When she murmurs her wrongs she is met with a
sneer.
But proudly arising she stands without fear
With scorn in her eye she secs the last fall
Aud moans not, or whispers for mercy atall.
On Saint Of our Isle,
We appeal to the now
To uplift the thorns
From Erins tom brow;
For Erin is faithful
Tho stretched on the sod,
And loaded with chains
She is faithful to God
On Saint OF our Isle, tho hid in the spheres,
Canst thou look down on Erin behold er in tears
And not bless her AMI lift her With the spirit
which cheers,
With that power supremest--thcp power OF RIGHT
Which will win for her glory and conquer in fight,
Canst Look or ther soIrows- Ler limbs in the
chains
Which hold her from winning what tyranny claims
Canst list to her prayer md not pity ami say
ARISE my poor Erin, there has dawEed q new day.
The fame OF the past shall come back 10 thee
And thou shall: be happy-whon thou art free"
by q parade and in the evening q lecture will
be delivered by that brilliant orator, Rev. j..
7. Donellan.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Marca l6.
FLouR.-M Market DuI, heavy and lower
Sales 500 bbIs a; IS 3oG5 80 super State: S5 %
M5 81 Extra do; So 2V1t5 30 Srper Western
81 i545 u Common to medium extrs do. st /
gs6 Is inferior TO good shipping brands and Ex,rr
Round Hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLoUR.-Market dull and droopi ng
So 7otg7 %. Sales 200 bbls.
hYE FLorR-Stta ady al 50 7otT | 40
nHrAr-Market duh and declining with trif
ing sales
RYE-Qaiet al So Sec
BARLEY .eaiy Sales 5000 bu >hels ut 75aS2c.
CoES-Helvy. sales 1880 bu. q, 15e min "a
western.
OATS. = In moderate request. 43l1M441.c
Canadian western.
PoTAToEs-ln fair request with large receipts
PoRK-Dull and heavy. Sl1 25eil7 90 old mess
SIS 90 new mess sl2 20 old prime; $l4 62 new
prime. Sales l625 bps.
CoAMoS BEkF.-Steady aad unchanged
CTR AEATs-C Unchanged
CHREsE-Steady l00tlo1@c.
LARD-Firmer. Sales 500 bbis at l0ailLc
.irTrEa.-ln tair request at lll.Wl234c.
WnIsKY.-CBchanged.
RAILRoAD STOCKS Active and much higher
leaving off sterling. Money we'll supplied and
rates easy, 5d519 per cent. call; 6Q51c short
lst class paper dull, Z. R. 657s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-17

ST. PATRlck's DAY.-This day so
dear to every true lrishman day which viii
make many noble heart throb With deep and
enduring emotions, is the birth day Of Ire
lande patron Saint. 1t is now last years
since St. Patrick was bern. Historian. differ
about his birth place, some contending his pa d.
rents were Welsh on the fathers eide and
! Gauiish on the mothers side; others contend
/ for HE Roman extraction, ard although there
have been written upwards Of sixty seperate
| biographies of this remarkable nao. We are
not true.y certain whether 20 assign him a
Welsh. Gaulish or Roman parentage At all
events it is certain that st. Patrick was one of
the eaPtives taken by Mall the Grand in one
OF his battles against the Roman power. In
Britain. Patrick was carried to Ireland and
sold into servitude for seven years At this
time be was sixteen years old.
We have not room to follow this great mis-
sionary in oil lis travels for they would Gil
a volurnne. Af.er having completed the conver-
sion Of Ireland and driven therefrom all the
serpents. virers and unclssn animals, the
saint prepared to proceed to Roms to report
to his holiness the success Of his mission. On
his journey thither he converted many hund-
reis Of people to christianity. Upon his arri
val 10 Rome the Pope conferred upon him the
honorary title Of pdtrieia,, and upon another
visit to the eternal city he receiv ed the utmost
degree Of honor. that of legste or chief of the
clergy Of Ireland.
Toward the close of his life the Saint retired
20 Lough Derg, q favorite retreat in the coun
.y Of Donegal. where he spent the most part
Of its decline in pious medtatiors. presiding
occasionally at great synods OF the clergy
After long life Of piety, usefulness, and fame,
the Saint sank to rest at the age OF one hund
red aud twenty six, honored and revered by
nations He was buried in DownpAtrick, in
the north ofIreland and in the same tomb v ere
subsequently laid the remains Of st. Bridget
and 81. Cclunb kile. a aplendid shrine was
erected here for the Saint, which was adorned
with costly and precious jewels. and his staff
was laid by his side.
Weigive a very beautiful piece Of poetry be
low from the Irsh Pictorial:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-17

A TRIP TO Sr. LoUIs.-Below we pub
/ lish few o items Of travel from letter re-
ceived by the editor few days since The
writer is we'll known citizen, and is prone TO
| speak out pr tty much as he think.. He
says:
Il left Davenport Tuesday evening. at six
o o'clock, on the Roc Island cars Tarried in
the lsland City about half an hour; took on
board company of ladies Of rather question
able appearance and whese conversation was
both loud and queer. When purchased my
ticket, the agent informed me that by leaving
on the evening train would connect at La Sale
with the southern train on the Illinois Cen
tral.
"A before said, some rather suspicious
characters came on board the cars at Rock
Island, and from the tenor of their conversa.
| tion, gathered that the hotel where they had
been boarding. had fallen = victim to the de-
vouring element, and l also gathered from
several spicy remarks on the part Of the ladies,
that they more than suspected 'Old Dickson
Of applying the torch. The hotel 10 question
was situated somewhere on the Camden road
This information CLEANED from the eonver.
sation which Was carried on bet cen the ladies
and the conductor, who was very attentive 10
them.
After crossing Rock river, the ladies arose
and in company with gentleman of color.
who acted as conductor Of the sleeping car,
fitted from view, and were not seen gain
until We reached the junction. Here we we're
informed that twenty minutes wonld be allowed
for supper. We stopped twenty minutes, and
when ten more had passed, commenced feel
ing little anxious about making the connec-
ton 1t Lssalle. But my anxiety was not Of
the least earthly Importance to the COM nductor,
who had his hands full, waiting upon his new
Tor old) lady acquaintanceA But at last he
appeared, the feminines still freezing to him.
and in . few moments We were on Our vay once
more.
"A short time and We arrived at LaSalle,
where took carriage for the Central cepot
The driver having secured my quarter, very
coolly informed NE that the Central cars had
been gone some ten minutes, and at the same
time intima.ed that if / vas disposed 70 nav
him another quarter, lie would take me To the
Hardy House, where could find aeeommods-
tions until the next train came along must
ny that was considerably "riled, !" bat soon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-17
COM nj E RCIAL
DAVENPORT MARK ET.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE DAiLY DENocRkr AND NRws, I
Fvijav Eve March l5 ls60

Friday Eve, March Is, 1850. J
The grain market WAS very quiet to-day on un
usually light receipts. Wheat was frm and stead,
at 81 04@l o.. Corn shaJe easier and not 5,
firm. Oats quiet and unchanged. Barley in goos
ct and unchanged
We quote as follows:
FLouR-tirm and steady at s. IS wholesale and
IS - retail, for choice Spring Extra. Corn mea
Soc per bu.
4 WnEAT-Receipts 6l0 bu; shipments by river
1865 bu. Market firm at 81 04td1 06.
CoKS Receipts $50 bu; shlpme nts by rail ioO
bu, and by river 025-total 1925 bu. Market ra-
ther quiet at zoe.
bu. Marke: dull with but moderate demand At
32.d3 33c.
BARLEY Receipts $50 bu shipments by river
625 bu. Market fuctuatng Wequote at 65975c.
OxIoNs-Receipts and shipments small and
market dull. We quote at 35G45c.
PorAToEs- Lipments per river 375 bu. Market
unchanged and steady at 25as5c for common to
good Pinkeyss and 30@375sc for good to choice
Neshannocks.
GRASS Market quic, with bat little ia
quiry We quote Timothy at 81 o0d2 25 for
prime and choice and 81 IS for inferior. Hunga-
rian seed dull at 15c.
HAY-In good supply and market quiet at 3 90
y % for good Prairie.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady at l2lzMljc for
common TO good
EsGs--In good demard at &c wholesale an
o1s retail.
iIIDEs-M Market steady and unchanged. We
quote green at DC green salted 6@6k; dry salt
cd lolz@ l2c; dry flint l2@l21zc.