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Stippina.

"a FOR BREMEN Al Hanoverian
ssaaS bark UNION, Capt ! Schultz will have quick
o the Captain on board, Fe's Point, or 70
eI5-tf II German street
IL FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine A l ship
49, JUNlATA, Wilson, master. having nearly all
HIT T eg i s s be made to
je7 l' F6ARb S n ROGERS, No IS BoWiy's wharf
FOR AMSTERDAM.-Th A l Bremen
o F9 mas!ff nase
L. Drains CO. corner 6 street and CheapsdG
succeed the above and have quick despatch For ght or
ches sPRy to F. L. Co., corner 5
- FOR GLASGOW.-The British brig
WABASH. Skeallng, master will have dispatch for
co. l25 Smithe wharf. my29n
q FOR NEW ORLEANS
MAE9 cN6N ma RG fast i ndn
Leading at wh % and having the ge. part
GsPs s5 S'i For S S"EaS s& m Wit"
je1otf corner Commerce and Pratt streets
sa FOR NEW YORK.-The fine schooner
s@s port and viii have quick H@x F@ R5kfs g"
ie9-tf n. W. corner Pratt and Gay streets
LII FOR BOSTON.-The fast sailing schr.
M and n mas Of f. her
engaged will have quick despatch For balance freight or
jel9tf N. W. corner Pratt and Gay SITS.
Ext FOR CHARLESTON S. C.-THE MER-
LIN I'M 0ri SAL WEEK. Y5TGs s
now receiving freight and will sail with despatch
'0' freight Ut passage " CH5ARLEs PENnERGAsT,
81 All charges paid on goods shipped by this line and
goods sent to address will beIorwarded free of commits
n B-shippers will please send duplicate receipts with
HENRY p RUSS ELL, Esq Agent in Charleston is #
xs4 FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAIL
SEsk WITH DISPATCH The schooner JAS; II. GATOR,
CAPT samuel f. Catn The schooner is now loading and
"' sat-, as ABOVE '"' terms ., 'iffo' 3 5fFA
sa FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
ss- Ay VA TO san, WITH DESPATCH The, packet
ana Will SAL as above For terms s,SFHi fGTE
jesu No. 2Spears wharf
: A FOR MOBILE.-The fast sailing brig
ss|A KALoOIA, Semitic, master, is now loading for tn.
above mort and having the most other cargo engaged vii
i.,e,. ' ~ ME SIZE IA Ro 4
y Eli FOR WILMINGTON, N. @.
- MEEcAY GInn EEs se1 YEEkEY FN
st Mitchell having large portion of cargo on board wi
u ''' ''''7''' VI 'A7''7 6tSN6cK & wEATHERIY, .
Goods sent to our address will free COZ
GGa 2 w f resse srg dSe5y and
T. dress to IERcHAYT$S LI&E. '.'',' ,v'''''' anu
j, lP FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA.
MS Iht NItN- W 'INSl althiI
ale Will san on ednesuay oth Instant ior ABOVE port
t the bulk OF 100 bbls. freight apply to -
= NJ. A. MITCHELL,
IL iel6-tf No. 2 Spears wharf
af EnP pOSTON Tho rernIor M clnt sci
,R- xfssT5 IOl. DC'oi ne S"'"i P''NNC' 81
f 49, MOUNTAIN AVENUE Kelley, master, is n
lOadng for the above port having nearly all her cargo
ny gagged will have immediate dispatch For balance fresh
al- passage, apply to ~ 49, , -,,
at HESLEN " ROGEkS,
, % jeI6-tf Northwest corner Pratt and Gay st.
u It FOR SAVANNAH, GOETHE NE
st 49, CT ANTS LINE will send vessel to the alb
AR port sufficient freight offers half Of engaged
tt CHARLES PENDERGAST,
= jeIi-tf II Smiths whar
,rst 1t FOR SWANSBORO, N. C.-The sc
tt A PU RISE will receive freight day and sail with
- patch as above Apply to the Captain on board lower
ur- Of Spears wharf, or c. II. NJ Frs u BRO,
: Il my3l-tr y Exchange Placa
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAEH

Nrw vo,r NhErS BY TELEGRAPH.
nj &c June 1S.-Sales of 500 bales of Cotton Mt
Xxx Or; Jul hrmsales TO- 500 bbIs: State as 10
Is higber"saes "s 40 90; Southern s5555 90 Wheat
al 2s Corn is hishs 200 bushels Milwaukee Club s126
s$ee a., st a. ysow Western Pork is hea1y
Sugar is quiet. Coffee is frm"s.h skey closed steady
today at S14 cts Spirits Turpentne steaSy at s
but quiet at 4N94A cts. "' NICE is hrm
BUFFALO, June 16.-Flour dull, heavy and .o,s,,
downwards sales 500 bbls. in lots at preyious
Wheat dull heavy and nominally lower, no round lot:
having changed hands. Corn dull and drooping s.in
$500 bushels choice yellow Ohio at 81 cts 5000 busbel
No. i Illinois, do. Oats steady at BAN cts. whiskey
steady sales of so bbs at 20K cts Canal freghts dull
a. 40 cts on Flour, IL cts Wheat, 10 cts Corn tc
New York Lake imports 900 bbls Flour, 5000 bush
els Wheat, 10 900 bushels Corn, 1000 bushels Oats
NEW ORLEANS, June 16-Cotton-Sales to-day 4,2o(
bales; prices irregular. Molasses at 2S35 cts Flour
dropping at IS for superne Lard buoyant at TX 12h
cts Freghts Of Cotton to Liverpool Is 32d, Tobacco
firm; choice at sG9X cts Exchange on London at 100
@1o9&, and with bills of lading at 1Os1@1O9. Sigh
exchange on New York H(14 per cent premium.
CINCINNATI, June 16-Flour dull and lower grade:
declined rs cts higher grades 10 cs sales at s475
superfne Mess Pork held at SIS %. Lard advanced
ct; sales at IL cts Whiskey steady at TX cts
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nEPOT OF NEW YORK FRENCH CON
Successors A. Douglas,
No. FHt of sEFr FOX Rf slh Ii Na''y House
1000 5lb boxes of the following goods Gum Drops and
y P 9d fop
Almonds Of all Qualities Fig and Ju lube Paste Converse
the f,llowng avors, all sizes and shapes Mint Lemon
ay IF a qua @
dy Of Rose and Per
Fruits Nuts, &C. Havana, Domestic and German egaTs
p goods Delivered to Railroad Stations
boats and to the city free of charge ap2h
A UGUsT DOUGLAS,
CIGARS VINES f$5 nE$S$HS &c
No 81 WEST soE A s9fFE5 near Light street
STAR OF THE SOUTH vERzESAY CHAMPAGNE
u EDWARDS, JR. CO.,
lSFNrs FOR THE SEfSEs RstnGf
SUFFOLK GLASS WORKS BOSTON,
bsTol, KiSS.S1s& Co. PlS5sS1aa,P
PHGNIx, EMPIRE AND SLIGO GLASS WORKS, PITrsDURG,
j. W. JARvEs II Co, CAPE Con GLASS WORKS, SANDWICH,
full supply otsamples Of every description Of Glassware
and s & sSs
GLASS; Roughed and Hammered Plate all sizes and thick
M n5 as and Etched
ind @ Anew s
and Wine Bottles constantly on hand ja2l.n
T A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
IL This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling, perfectly
and Of rich fruity tase unsurpassed in quality by
RUsis (cabinet attention of
dinner Wine @e It's beautiful RIbv Color
h the 0 f that
aS the s1s ist Do
hereby bid the THOUSAND DOLLARS toany known
Scientific Tao 9Sf Of I RnSs
thing else but the pure juice of the grape.
Chalons-sur Marine, France
'' ''' CHARLES H. MYERS 4 BRO,
nl7-n Baltimore.
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MANUFAC..
7ASaTgRERs GTA S, DEALERS AND OTHERS, WISH
III 81 Ss: .ss III
HAVANA CIGARS.-Just received, per steam
IL er "ssa,tiIogs" superior lot of Cigars, for sale
G. & H. D B n Gs. 4 eo Street,
aplsH doors above Lexington street
= G. DE GARMENDIA.
~. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ne., lScoMMERcs STREET,
! RICHARDSON b CO.,
! ~ SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE,
Baltimore mrl-tf
| A A MEXICAN GUANO.
IA Analysing nearly per cent Bone Phosphate Of Lime
n sSSs i''s' and for sale MACDONALD DueDALE
HEs sIsYA REMAE f1 SONS SONS JOSEPH
IL PROVISION
~ ''1"''''S$* 'HH s#ta3 5EstsE,Es,
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ItdVys Irregular
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
Messrs Thompson Brothers say, in Land Warrants
there is siderable activity, with further advance,
viz
Buying. Selling.
40 Acre Warrants, per acre....S l00 S110
so Acre Warrants, q" I" go. IS 95
100 Acre Warrants, 90 90 20 50
l6O Acre Warrants - " rs 50
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John s. WILLIAMS BRO,
u COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
52COMM ERCE STREET,
fe22u Baltimore.
GEORGE WARNER,
II COMMISSION MERCHANT
FOR THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN


PRODUCE,
l62 SOUTH EUTAw STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot.)
Refers by permission to
MesSrs. Kirkland Chase 4 Co.. Baltimore.
Messrs. Pearce GRAY, Baltimore.
Messrs Buckler Shipey, Baltimore.
Messrs Isaac Reynolds h Son, BaInore5
Messrs. Wyckhof Il Post, New York.
Messrs Spotts Harvey Il Co. Richmond
Messrs Alvey Lpsc NIB, Richmond.
Messrs. s. T. x T. G.. Budd, Charleston.
Messrs Toulmn, Voorhees, Il Co, Mobile.
George Nathan, ESQ.,, New Orleans.
Edwd. W. Warner, Esq, Philadelphia.
Michl Warner, Esq, President Mechanics Bank, Balti
1tT
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THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
BOOKS
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
uS- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE
PETER WALTHER,
III W. Frat street.
Formerly with and SOLE AGENT FOR E. & g. w
BLUNT, New York fe22tf
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81 Passengers and their baggage conveyed free charge
between the nepUts on the Route.
Passengers hy this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
the Bay steamers and privileged to might
at any point, and resume "a II nip by daylight.
HF-PARIlCUlAR NHIli E.-PaSSrugcrs from New York
and Philadelphia by this inr viii have their baggage
checked from those cites 10 BAY BOAT :, from whence il
will be checked To different points South.
F3rturher ntorInatiqn and Through Tickets, (Which
good ny the Bay or Mail linr apply in NEW YORK tn
Company's Great southern Railroad Ofcs, .erse
Ferry Buildings foot Of CORTLAND street. ~ c. Pearce Agt
also at the New Jersey Railroad Office CORTLAND
street or 229 broadway Barclay stre" allow
the i8tur House In PHILADELPHIA at the Coulpany,a
Office, n Y. corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets or
at The Depot .lfoad and Prime streets. And in BALTI-
MORE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
Of Union Dock on board the Bay Steamers
The large and connexions, and beautiful steamer
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, replcte with every com
fort and convenience, have been added the Line III
Line being composed ~ the splendid steamers LOUISE
ANA, Cart g. Russell, aui ADELAIDE, Captain Jas
Cannon, having unsurpassed state and berth
uIalatons.
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THE STEAMER PLANTER

=
VIII leave Baltimore for the PatuXen river every TUES
DAY morning AT o'clock, far up Hill's Landing
Returning will leave s Landing every Thursday morn
ing for Benedict. Will leave Benedict every Friday morn
ing at oclCck for Baltimore, calling at Plum Point Eand
Fair Haven going and returning
Freight received on Saturdays and Mondays
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- The subscribers have on hand at their factory No "a
WEST FAHEITE STREET, general assortment of Car
rageso the most approved styles all Of which will lie seId
at me lowest PRICES for cash orapwoyed paper All Carria
the public to call and examine our stock ~
N. B-Od Carriages taken in exchange for new ones
Repairing done with dispatch.
n26-f J. RIDDIENOSFR Ip & m
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Since January l.. ll,9O21A 3l,4S2lO 1851, 524
The New Orleans Pjcaygne of the 18th says-Nothing
has occurred to day to materially alter the condition
the market depicted in our last Capital was in good
supply both at Bank and the street and the demand
Tor accommodation was but limited on the part of any
class of borrowers In Stocks have nothing
new 10 add to our last report. The market continues
amply supplied. but owing The high prices demanded
operations suspended and not been advised
Oh transaction IN any class of securities. Exchange is
still exceedingly hnguid and the cannot be
considered better than nominal in either Foreign or
nestle Offerings of all glasses of bills are fast diminish
g ana the demand is if anything, further restricted at
yesterdays quotations, which repeat, follows
wear Sterng Bills 9%(G94 per cent premium Bill of
Ladng Drafts G9 per cent. premium. Francs Of 1OG
81 l3a per dollar. Sixty day Bills, &c, Ad14 per
AiLLiL a raa.A-
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Steamboats,.

Esph GREAT
AsAsaaaiiss-ssa2s SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE
BALTIMORE, CITY PoIST, LYNCHBURG, VA KNOX
The AND 49, I S NETGbGdRSMbEGIAT& ,F6ENs.
II M f9a DEF
connecting with The South Side Railroad toy to Lynchbs
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST Ex fTfSi "FiGE
BEST ROUTE az FOR FREIGHT
To all important points Southwestern Virginia Tennessee
the western part Of Georgia and the northern part
Goods rgcepted for through any of the above places
For inther information rates and time to the several
J. BRANDT, Jr,
. Agent Powhatan Steamboat Company,
Jellt No. Light street wharf
xN~n FOR PETERSBURG iva CITY
uksEsaraassxsrss POINT, VA.l-The steamer "BEIVT-
REKt Will H. Ieaye Light sire wharf, EVERY SAT-
For freight having fine State Room acromoda
!. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
ieli-f slight street wharf
ID FOR RICHMOND, VA.
.SasasagssszzSs The steamer aBFfvinERIE@ win leav,
Light street wharf on EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTER
For freight or passage having fns Room
Apply J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
jel4N Light street wharf.
rT~ EOTICE.
.&sss - FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER,
FAIR HAVEN &Np PLUM POINT.
| 2Sd 1860, the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave
BALTIMORE for the PauXent river every WEDN ESDA and
SATUR AY MORNINGS at o'clock, proceeding as far up
Lyons creek Wednesdays Returning, will leave Ly
0ns creek on Thursday morning at O'Clock for Baltimore
Hills Landing Returning, VIII leave Hills Landing on
MONDAY morning at O'clock for Baltimore calling the
usual landings on the liver also at Plum Point and Fair
Fright received on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
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NOTlCE.
FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER,
THE STEAMER GEORGE wEEMs

THE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS
Will leave Baltimore for the Patuxen every FRIDAY
morning at O'Clock, far HIPS Landing Return
ing, will leave lns Landing every Monday for
Benedict Will leave Benedict every Tuesday morning at
o'clock for Baltimore, calling Plum Point and Fair
Haven going and renrnng.
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-20

j. g. sHoRKY. H. oLlNkk.
SHOREY l. OLIVER,
r OG PUMP MAKERS.-SHOP on THE AL
Il lev, between Front and Second, and Brady
and Main streets. Dav nport, Iowa.
DAvENPoRT, March 2l-dSmwt.
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TELEGR X AP HIC. I
Later from Europe.
arrival Of the A'ermer EuroDa.

HALIFAX Sept ls
The Europa from Liverpool via o.. en-,own
arrived mere at II o. clock TO d-y. Aae sla,s.
II ent that she was ssnalied yesterday ~es sn
error, She passed Cape Race on Monday eve.
n.ng
The Europa has 60 passengers for Boston
BoLoGSA S'h.-Au insurrec,iof ary move
mem hss taken place in the Irovince of B. q
saro. iu0 in.ur- cuts had attacked and defeat
cd the rapal troops.
Tie t-ie.raih communication with Naples
wa. unnt-rrust-I.
TrEIS, 81 The manager of tie Southern
railway had been r.q iestet to prepare tor sp
exrsoriinsry transport OF troops, the 81. 4,i,
ami stn corps to be placed on a tontiLg snd
the soldier. on furioueh hsve resolved orders
10 Join their Regiments.
pAsrs sth.-T-r of Offendi has received in
fa,m-,ion hv telegraph s' his iul poser for
he signaiar. of the Convention are route b
Paris at $40 P VI.
The tuur-e opened Hat, but afterwards be.
came firner.
NIg>N., sth-The Emperor has receiv ed
Count. Appanpn aud 4 ic' IN, Sho exposed TO
hls Ma jesiy the historian tight os Hungary -
The Einger proEounr-. himself IN favor Of
the Hungarian programme, when IL is SAID
Sili Or s'iopl al ~lth an ain.Bd .lt preset ted
b' Count II triing aud concerted h-t~eeo tie
iatt r and Hungarian uei. ua'e> Nevertheless
1t i stiii Expected Ira dnrins The t. ;. setting
of the Rlchuerst autoIr ph letter VI the EtD-
peror WI he re- roiucel re establishing th-
principle oi The aaatoDy CT the provinces. aud
anno uneing the reforu4s to BE In umedlately pro-
tnul gated.
The spanish Minister at Turn, after q stay
at Vienna o: several day. rufirg which h-
mad conference WIKI Count Richbsrg has left
for ME post.
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Collision OF Lake Vessels.

DETaoIT sept IS.
The propeller Giote, from Chicago. arrived
here yesterday mornng, having In tow the
bark John sweeney in disab ell con'ii,ion.-
The cai,ain of the sweeney iuforns Us that on
the morning Of the l4th INST, wnen or Old
Muckinsc, HE vessel coliijei win the schooi er
i.vviy of O-..go, bound ~. Both vessels al
tie tine ere sailing by q WIND the Sween
~ witt her starhoari tscks ahoaru, the Lively
with her larbuArd tacks aboard, waen about
o'clo X in ia. r3ofiir on the above date the
-aeeuey Was struck about u.idships. csrryi iog
away Eer man mast, main tnp-uast and f;lz
zen top.tnas', also carrying away portion OF
her balwarks. rail and plausshesr. The Live
IL lost her io boom and satne OF her hea &c r
wheh IS tie r.ncii extcat OF her damage
The SweeGey nas taken 10 tov by the prapei
or Glut- and brought here, and viii be taken
70 BatYalo for r-pa,rs she has on board iuii
cargo OF ,rair which hes -'ain-d no damage
Mrs Wilson W.T. ef The late Captain o th-
il.fstei steamer Lady Elgin, arrived hire
Yesterday in the Steamer Illinois. ON >aut
Ste Marie where she has been spending the
sunmer and where she first heard Of the
death of her husnana. She lett for her home
at Cu.dwater yest-ei.v.
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~ @itt> SAL ~ HrnE.s or he 70 d.y
Of July, A. d. l.57, ktephrn Rnt,kay and


VI >ItE> SAL ~ HrnE.s on he 70 d-y
! Of July, A. ID. l.57, STEPHEN Rut,kay aud
0t'-ne' MS wife, executed unto Austin Corbin
a. Trustee a certain Deed ot Trust. convey
ing 10 sal Trustee the land in scott county.
low. described a. fo,iuw. tnwit. Lo., 80 ,welys
ana thirteen in Block No niue In sturaeya-,'s
hap u Town Lots also in the county Of Clinton
stare Of Ipwa, 10 wit The north fr half Of the
sou Invest auarter Of ection No sir Is in
IoWashlp No. eighty ont tsi) NORTH Of Ranyo
No. hree ) east Oh the jth Y. u whicl .sfd
Conveyance WIS made yfhe said S,erhen Rutt-
kay and Ottile..hi wife. fot he parp i secur-
ing the payment Of one certsn romissory note.
end the interest thef con. signed by "a >terh, n
Rutkay, da ed the 81 day Of Juiy A d. 1857.
AMI payap Die one year after date, 10 the order Of
Nicholas Feiervary, for the sun of four hund ed
dosrs, with ten per cent. interest, payubls emi-
annually
And now, said promssory note having become
due aud PAYABLE. and The said kuttkay having
allied TO lay the same, !, tustin Corein, Tru tee
ne aforesaid. 40 hereby give this public notice,
that hy virtue oi the power whIt il IL me vested
Dy sail Deed of Irus-, will, on SATURDAY the 10Th
day Of October a. II. 1910, at the hour ot two
O'Clock in the attern OF said day. the Co, r.
House loo in the City Of Davenport, expose snd
offer tor sale, at public auction, the parcels Of
and aoovs oe fcribed. or so much thereof ~ hall
be necessary TO satisfy ara pay the amount Of
aid note, with tIe interest thereon To the da Of
sac, together with all the costs and expenses at
tending saidsale, costs Of this notice and 1rus-
tee's ices
DATED the 18th day Of September A. ~ ls60.
AUsllN C0kBlN,
ser90 dts Trustee.
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| AT F. n f. w s.
From Plkess Peak.

LKAykS 3 oKTH. Il r.. Sept. Is.
Gordon. tie alleged murderer. who recent
escaped from Denver, and who has teen III the
custody Of the U ) Marshal for some time
ra.t had N examination yesterday before
Judge Petit ofihe u. ). D.strict Court. which
resulted in his discharge, fir waBt OF jurisdic-
ton 1t having been shown that Dsfver,
Shere the offence ts alleged TO have been con-
tahot. a. Uas supposed This ieaves the ciii-
zsne of P,k.'s Peak region outside cf Arrnps.
hoe county. and witht ut Ano Law y hat.ver.
lnm -diai-iy alter the discharge Of the prison.
er threats of lynchir q sete made and ex.
i.ed crowd gathered around the court ro0iD.
Cos don, how-v.r, w-t taken 10 jail tor safety.
under the protection OF the eriif and city
utfcer- Late IA the evening body Of his
frienos undertook to remove him tn nee hut
we're imu diat.ly surrounded by An excited
cio~d, shouiing " hang him. String him
mp e. The TRENDS OF iHw 80 order, how.v-r,
Dder the lead ot Ma, or Mcdowell and other
city officers succe. led 10 preventing the mob
from rrece d. z 10 ex,retnities, and Gordon
was again lodged In ja,l fer safety. lie was
badly cut snd tru'-eh during the melee. aud
dauga 0. ArrapAn county, who Arrived in
tow u durins I iumu't, was badly injured
by a ulow or the head. G ,rdon mas been re-
arrested on a Justices warrant. aud ~iil be
handed over 10 Sheriff Middaush. to be taken
TO Denver IS h.s lnjurits will permit
The aff air eau. mnch excitement IN this city /,
and our liens are generally gratihei with
the triumph II law and order.
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From New q. leans IL ater from Mexico

NEW OkLEANs, Sep 10
The ship Ga.eua that weut ashor. - the
late gale, las s-turned 10 this city Tor r.
p irs.
Tie tr,y West Indi,n which went to ses,
vas ,ost at Pass Quite, together with ten
llyes.
Several lighthouses Oh the Mississippi coast
were blown down.
l4,Juo Liberals were marching on the city
Of VI xco
M,ramon was in the city Of Mexico with
1900.
A new loan. to be exclusively levied upon
M-xicaus, was expected to te soon proclaimed.
Tn. Bishop OF Guada q ara had been re-
leased from impri' 'onu.eLt by General Degri-
iado
Ii is reported that g rem Maga had made his
escape.
Tie LIBERAL army was expected to reach
the city on he Sth
30uo men we're advancing from Cuer-
wavaco
Inc .choone- Austin, from rez 's l3 u inst.
with $50 OH0in treasure, tas arrived her.
She b'n-s aIyices iron Cohui.a, whici state
thu, civil uer IN New Leon coulined unabatea
The schooner Virginia ADio.nets iron
Vera Cnz 2id inst /. has arrived IN this port
with s313 800 10 specie
Gen. ,.'-ga was expected to arrive coon
from Guada ara
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Railroad Convention.

Nsw YAK Sept. ls.
The action of the recent Railroad Conven.
ton 10 this cry, as teen eart n.ousiy stated il
vas d-ci led % give eacn of he tour linrs from
B -.on westward w.ter tariff to central
points IN the we-t Inc rates to be charged
over the route are TO he | Sc on fret c ass, l lie
on I'd &c Sd. and DC on 4;h class ir-igh,s
mere 'han from Nes York o tie leaaiug west
ern c:t!ss. thus piaciag New YORK NEARER the
Boston rates than rr.v.oUsiv
In regard t. ts.e prtlls1a ot the Nes'ern com
?. nres foF the privilege of controlling the
rates for east-ru-Aeund freight The Cuuyer.
Il ~ adoptei a r-so.4i on rec IN rg aud cor
daily approving q til n>-oclr'toH oi the Ia &
hncs OF railroad connecting tie est VIII
CocinDati ami Iadiauapp. :. end agreeing
hereafter [ consu 'Ae 4 ID o. such asso-
ciati me in maxim e:f e',4uee in the rates OF
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River nes. ms.

Wednesday, Sept 10, l5d0.
Arrived
NATE CAssELL, llillhouse, Montrose
HEN. CLAY, Stevenson, Montrose
CANAvA, Parker, st. Paul.
rEPARTEp.
KATE CAssELL, Hilhouse, Montrose.
HES CLAY, Stevenson, II. Paul.
CANADA. Parker, Montrose
The very light draught steamer Harmonic,
will depart for Montrose and all way points this
morning at 7o'clock.
The John fell will depart for Mentrose this
evening, m sking connections for St. Louis in Sc
hours.
The river is rising slowly, with "a inches IN the
Lower and "a inches on the Upper Rapids.
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Young Hickory Club.

DEAeCRA1Ic HEADQUARTERS,
TUESDAY eve. >ept. Is
Those iu favor Of forming = Young Hickory
CLUB me, pursuan. to call st the Democratic
Headquarters.
Meeting vas called to order BY F. H. Miller.
On motion, A. o Hoffman vas called to tie
Cnsir and E II. Miller appointed Secretary.
A Constitution was presented and adopted.
which VAS signed by twenty-ssvea sterling
young Democratic
On motion. . committee OF three vee ap-
pointed to select perm anent officera
Conmittee reported the following :-Presi-
dent. A. O Hoffmsn; Vice President, l. l.
Cochran: Secretary. E. II. Miller.
Report adopted.
The Presiden, appointed the following mem
bers % all Executive Committee ~. H Miller
l. L. Cochran. W. H. Msgin, D. McLero,h.
J mes Watson, Joseph H. bert.
The Club rroc. +dsd 10 elect drill officers,
with the foiio~ing resu t t.-Csp,sis. /. l.
Cochran; l.t Lieutensut. James Watson; 2od
Lieutenant. Themas Hsrr,.os.
After drilling. the Club adj srued ill Tburs.
day evening, With three cheers for Doushe
ssd Johnson. 40 HorsxAx. PeeII
r H. xuIxa, See.