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QuArnlEnn .JusrlcE De rAl., 2LA WHILE pE la N,yEI


quATHHn JUSTICE De PAX VILE DE "A NyETIE
Paroisse doslsans j.. HALI.MAN-No 5si.
~ moi adresss Hon Ernest More Qnatreme Justice
de PAX pour Il gsros dams sisre edessns
de q Bonrse St Louis, sias 81 Louis, Royal
ct GhsTss 4 ysnte gsbgae ct sdjudieson de-
Patrick, 81 Pierre ct Bernadotte. u
No fotmc range ST Patrick ct ayan
10 pieds de face Ia rue sierre 100 pe
ayant chacun peds de face la rue St Pierre
sur peds pouces de proondeu entire les Patrick
Les Nos 49, "A ID Is III 49, 49, 90 q ct o. ayant chacun 30
peds de face Ia Toulouse celes 81 Patrick Ben
dote, sur 10 pieds pouces de profondeur.
Saisis dams Pahaire ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation
fec l3 q mi O. GALANGNE, ConnttGbie,
oT Writ Of 10 mo
the Parish Orleans entitled cause
will proceed to sell public auction the premises situated
10th day Of February, 1850 at u o'clock M
All The Right Title and Interest of the defendant in
Thaa streets this city said commencing the
day Of February 1860 and ending the It'll day Of March,
Seized in the above suit. 4' s. 45S& g &#@
TERMs-Cash on the spot. W. H. WATERS,
SEcospE JUSTICE s De PAIk G SUBWAY vs. JOHN
Ii adresa par Memorable b. f. Mitchell seconde Justice dc
psS Rasf JS % @ @ sur Is sas
encognure des Pyanie ct Thae Ia yente pabqne
ions drois tres defendcur dams ct po1r lie
bail de suee encognTe des Pytanie Tha
lie le dit bail commencant 10 de fever 1860 ct hnsan le
de mars 1850 au tanx de $50 par mois-
Saiss dams Faiare cidessns.
CONDITIONS Complain, moment de Tadiudisatlon
w. H. WATERS,
fe8 IA 20 Comfortable.
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Mrs. PARTINGroN's IDEA OF CIrY.-The old
lady came up to town to select guardian for her
precious Ike, and remarked as follows: 8 How the
world has turned about to be sure!' said she
g It's nothing but change, change! Only yester-
day, as it were, was in the country, smelling The
odious flowers to-day 1 am in this big city, my
oilfaetories breathing the impure exeeratioHs Of
coal smoke that so dilatory to health. Instead
Of the singing Of birds the humber husses almost
deprive me of conscienciousness. Dear me Well,
hope shall be restrained through itail. They say
but it isn't any use to anticipate trouble before
hand; he may escape all harmonious Influences
that would have tenderness to hurt him; and, ~
the minister of parish said, with judicial ram
ING he may become a useful membrane ef society;
though training IS bad generally. and i apt 70
make young run to feathers like opple-eIorned
hens But he has geaius Cooking at hlmt--s
comes natural to him, like the measles, and every
day Il is enyeloping itself more and more
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LEGAL NOTICES.


sEcosp DIssEIcr coua1 SUCCESSION OF NORMAN
l g t. s q
show cause within ten days from The present noscaon
bs should not Be- heoiegaed and approved
iuh IN distributed s IN accordance Herewith
r. MICHoT Deputy Clerk.
DsgssME Corr Pr Ds1a,cr DE II E HOB
9 s1's s sse a
gss.sas III 4dnis.fs,s%s d.s sasssssisn
so fsr s'sas &C. "a 4 S g. so"p's,
fec II is y. MIcHoT, Dspuie 0refler.
sscoHD Dsralcr couRr suCcgssIoN Of ,o MA d
M Il n g Il to ss
as s y 5 h no e % r.
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
y. MICHOT, Deputy Clefk.
DruxlEmE coun Dn pIsrHior 1suCcEssIoN Pr MARGT
dela N uvells-orleans Ea-nNois7i5 mo- y On.
/ @
Ia prsene publication raisons pour esqses e compile pra
senie le Dc Ia diie succession, sea
so Pro siaIs ds e Z d Ct compile
fe6 4 q Z. McHoT, Dspute Grefaer.
Fourth district Of the city ifl Of New Orleans.
NOTICE TO State TAX PAYERs.-THE
sf er
to cali at my Office M aoo o and H.
same within the time prescribed by law Office hours from
- = = - : GEORGE MENsaAN, Collector
BUREAU nu CorIEc1EuK DE TAXES p'ETAr,
VIZ aUx piss Es soS
oas eeus a doyeat es taxes pou, annse 1852
Sane ' d sseorder
sage q Dc e .es taxes dams a present.
pis e. hs'f'' da ''fs sEossE
City Of Jefferson, Januaryslst, 1865.
NOTICE To TAX PAYEHs-Notfce is here-
Ell s .ss Il he or 5
January he il Monday r. June 1850 5o ' 'A'
af.s i ass
~ " s D' FELIX IAGRoJ ifss' Tlessass NV
BUREAu Du TREsoRIER,
AUX WE 4 L r. ipssr to
H. cent avis on'es residents On Ia
% s.
s
Y + ds IL 5s
present eauis dayor adreseer bureau dci Ter
Us d - - : = FELIX LAGRouE, Tre.orier.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
stxra DIsrsIsr COURT JOSEPH HgFTYy vs. HIS CREDIT
% New Orleans, - oRs--No. 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
and 10 all persons interested hefen that The cesion Of PEE
bis sedos meeting aid crsors viii bs i held
BY and convened before A. Aaxurea Notary Public on TUES
DAY the 2lst day OF February 1866 10 o'clock NJ
take into consideration the affairs of petitioner and elect
syndc according TO law and in the meantime that all Judicial
proceedings against his person and property stayed Ii is
further ordered that Carlton Hunt Attorney Law be a
pointed 10 represent the absent creditors herein.
BY order OF the Court y" #sG H3
JNO. p. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks office, January II, 1860.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
SrxIENE CoUR DISTRICT JOSEPH HUFTY vs. SEES GRE.
de L. Souvelie-O Orleans. AECIERs-No 1855.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream.
cers ct ontes pes6nnes ineressees que de
propsse dn peitionaire etd sccpe par pour
benecc de cr6ances ct guune assemble des dts
eers sera enue rardeyan Mazuea noaire public LUNDI
lie Il de tsyrie 1860 10 henres A NJ prendre consde
ration les aires du petionare ere sndc scion Ia lo
ct en- meme temps oue procedure udcae ID
prop6e est est dc plus ordonner que Carlton Hunt
avoea soft nomms Les crsancers ai,eentA
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vile de Jefferson. lie Ter janyier 1860.
A Wis AUX CONTRIBUABIES.-Pa lie pre-.
Gent avis toues Personne residents on noesidents Ia
ssea confomeme h o rannee 1859 prece
denes no6aes les des dues u
ianses 1890 ct e sera bureau, Ia du
Gonss eneos1pe Sc aes Taeace e Levee vile Jefferson
Toues personnes deyant Vile soni par lie
present requs avor sadreseer bureau au Ter de
JUN 1860, sous peine do Ia lo.
: jas I'd FELIX LAGRouE, Tresorier.
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BUREAU pu CorIEcrEuK DE TAXES n ErAr,
qnatrfeme District de Ia Vile de Ia Nouyelc Orleans
A Wis AUX CONTRTBUABLES.-I.E S0USSI-
IA gne. Collector de Taxes
qni doirent DIES Tann6e 1859
des de licenses pour pannee 1885, les tes
Quareme District de venir bureau, Recorder
premiere 6age de les des deia present.
par 10 loi Heurcs du bureau de 8 A. NJ. p. p. VI.
fel 1t GEORGE MENSMAN Collector.
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OBRIENe ct TH0S O'BRI
A Wis est par 10 present donne aux cream
ecrs de Ia de succession toutes autre
CELIA pcut dayo dsdue dix ours de
In presee publication les rasons pour lesqees compile pre-
sente lie f4dmnistraen de Ia dite succession
point APPROVE ct hooogus les fonds mains rpar
commencement dit compile
Par ordrc de L. Cour.
fc6 II Is X. MICHOT, Dsputk Gref6er.
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TREAsuRER's OFFICE,
City Of Jefferson, Januaryslst, 1865.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-Notfce is here-
BY given all PERSONS residents nonresden indebted
to the City q Jefferson for Of the year 1859 and
that the said dine payable day
OF january, 1860, to the LIST Monday in June, 1860
Notice further given that will be Office
vaence and Leyee Streets from o'clock to O'Clock r.
to receive said taxes and Il the not paid within the
above mentioned time they will be dealt with according
FELIX LAGROUE Treasurer
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! Is y = o0uf v. MIcHor, pepute arefier.

OBRIEE and THOs 0BRIEE.
NOTICE fs hereby given to the creditors
~ Of this and all other herein interested to
show within days the present notification II any
they have or can why the presented by
hernologated and approved the
funds distributed In accordance Herewith.
by order Of the Court.
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MCDONNELL'S RESTAURANT M
w romdset streets, New Orleans 1--a 20
yss4s1kSSH This establishment will reslan open during
e where the market can be found
ana prices moderate The we'll ventilated make il
a nan any other similar place in the city during
Furnished rooms for transient Roarders
Families and Commission Merchants sunnad with winss d
Liquors o. every description at Wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL 4 McGRAW =+
p
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STATE TAX GoLIEcroRs OFFcE,
Fourth District of the city Of New Orleans
NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERS.-THE
undersigned COLLECTOR Of State Taxes does hereby notify
NIL eisos indebted to the State for for the 1850 and
those for licenses for the year 1850 within said Fourth District
to call at office Recorders Court first floor aud pay the
same within the time prescribed by law Office hours from
A. NJ. to- ~ p. ~
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~ CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
~ FOR SALE.
have received fifty Carolina and Virginia Negroes
consisting Of Field HRnds Cooks and Ironers
Also No Blackntfs, No. Briekayer Eve good
Carpenters, and one good Cooper.
viii be receiving fresh month during the
which will sell low for good months city accent
ances.
Persons wishing purchase would well to give me cali
before purchasing elsewhere. Apply TO
II. Il. PETERSON,
Is Perdido street.
NJ FIN hnfype Gharlac Carop
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PIANO sroRE-No. S ROYAL STREE

Tt.sn 1.l,,,A..., n. Win Staining Sound Boards
- invented By Eisennepgey
re ier the sweetness and ower their SQUAD te
tha i sna INC grscein pecnariy OF their shape which
,E Of the pssofner ere alike opened view If listener
Eishng 10 get Pianos of the quality on moderate
stock and prices. ' M IA sns b
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G. NJ. RUTHERFORD, COMMISSION
Agent for the Purchase and Sale Of Slaves Office and
>NK Yard, No. 6S Baronne street, New Orleans, La.
xA {al III
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11
Democratic State Convention.

CREssoN. Pa, August g.
The Democratic State Convention act at g
Z. NJ The President, Welch, in the eli air, and
Ii II. Burnham secretary
Sixty-nine mem bers We're present.
Mr. W eleh open d the Convention with a
speech. He w. In favor Of concert, and he
hoped the eetoral ticket woLld rem n al il
was.
Dlefrnboch of Cli tor, presented a resolu-
ton declarl z tina. it behoo.es all 90 d Demo
Gratis 10 stand hy the decision of this Conven
tion.
Gen Mailer moved an amendment, calling a
new Convention.
Isaac Sench moved to amend by subsitu
ting the Reaiing Convention Rejected
Alexander c. Fulton Of Armstrong county,
moved the following resolution
Resoiued That the action Of the committee
of the I'd of July be rescin1ed and the follow
ing substituted
Hesoiped That the Democratic electoral
tickets be headed with the name Of Douglas
dhf Breckenridge a. the electors at large, and
talt In the event oi the success Il said ticke,
i he greater number Of votes 81 all have bee;l
eist Tor Douglas Il en- tie vote of the State
-nall be east for Doug as an Johnson but it
;'r Breckinfiige tnen for Breckibridge and
lane for the sane Offices aud that the chair
nan OF the comm tte- be directed 10 require
ledge from the electors, and # ny refuse, his
anne be omitted
After long debate the first portion Of the
proposition was agreed to.
Inc second part thro wing the vote for can
iidates who have chalce Of electiug, was
agreed To.
The third portion, requiring pledge was
agreed to-
The resolution as finally adopted, reads:
Resolred, That the Democratic electoral
ticket be headed 18th the name OF Douglas or
lireckinridge eector at arge and in the
event Of the greater number shsii have been
C ct for Douglas then the votes Of the El-ctor.
al College OF the State shall be cast Tor Doug
AS and Johnson, but if for BreckiDrdge then
Tor breckenridge and Lane. II the vote Of Pa
cannot elect the candidate for HON the ma
lpriiy ot votes are cast, and can elect any 9th.
er man running Tor President, cla,r.lug to be
Democrat, then the vote of the Electoral Col
ege shall he east for the candidate Ii it will
lot elect either Of the candid ties for whom IL
: cast, or any ofthe Democrats W no ar vut ed
Tor in tn. States then the VI, te shall be cast for
tie candidate who has The m-ierily of the
votes OF the State, and the chairman of this
comn'lt'ee be required to obta u their several
,nd distinct pledges OF aeqri.-cene- in the fore
going resolution. and report the result Of his
action at a eture nerting of the committee
The Convention adjourned sine de with
cheers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11
APHTC
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA

4
BosroS. August O.
The following dispatches appear in the late I
papers per the Europa.
PALERMo, July 2i-In the engagements l., !.
fore M.i-ss on the l7th and 18Th met tie
Nespoiitans had So men put hors dw eom5d'
Gariba!di attacked tn. town Of Melo- on
the 2oth. with the bsyonet. and after desper-
-te combat the NeaPolitAns Withdrew t. the
citadel
The statement that the whole Of Sicily had
been evacuated by the Neapolit.n troops. lie
premature.
Messina is still held by the Neapotans
GENOA. 27.-Nevs hrs been received here
that the uaribsldians suffered gres: losses in
the engagement near Melosso
1t was asserted that Garibaldi himself was
wounded in the foot
GarIbaldi had ordered several inhabitants Of
Mlliisa to be shot, for having fought against
him.
MARsEILLEs, 26th-Letters have been recev.
ed iron Sicily stating that General Clarg had
only evacuated the outposis Of the town OF
Missina, and had concentrated his army in the
tadel, the'remabd-r Of the troops had been
despatched 10 Cslabria.
CoSsTASnNoPLE, 24,h.-Up to this time the
Forte has no. given IT. reply to the proposals
res I've TO the European Intervention IN syria.
II almost certain however that the reply ti
the Porte to the said propc sails Will be ia the
negative.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11
Arrival of the Pony Express,

r. Jo> EPu, io, aug. 8
The pony express, with California news to
July 2Sth, reached here at 2 c'clock this n!orn
In.
The Breckirrldge and Lane Democrats hav-
ing tak-r courage at recent Eastern adviees,
re organizing enei geically for the campaign
| several prominent Democrats who have favor
I'd Dauglas-, are coming out tor Breck enrldge
-rParently under the pressure Of federal in
.euces.
An address to the National Democratic par
" Of Caiifornia, urging the party to support
Breckenridge, has recently been published.
which maniitsty has strengthened ,aat side OF
the question Ii is signed by six y-five Demo
Gratis. many Of whom occupy resi- .ctable and
prominent positions in the party. Twenty.
two OF them are federal offi.eho!ders, eight
more are recipients Of federal patronage. The
Others represent macs of politicians, giving
the document most weight The Douglas Dem J.
| ocrats are elso active The Irish and G ermau b
vote will mostly 60 with that branch Of the
party. 1t is difficult to estimate which wing
| % the strongest. Thus far s-ven,e,n Demo
| cratic ne srspers have declared for ugas.
thirteen for Breckior dge, and nire remain
non-committai, with even chances of going ei-
ther way.
! Under these circumstances the Republicans
entertain not VI u-lifiable hopes that the Dem
| ocraic divisions may be SO equally balanced
AS to give the State to Lincoln. Some very
eepec,ahle Bill and Everett meetings hav
been held IN different parts Of the state, tut
| thus far tha, party does not manifest much
| rank and fe strength.
The Pony Expr with st Jos ph dates to
| the 18th arrived at San Francisco on the 9th
The overland Mail arrive the same day, with
1afD m he
Gen. Shield. is reported to have come by
this stage as far as Los Angeles, where he re-
| maine fe days TO recruit.
The recent discovery Of copper and other
| minerals in talaveras unity, about three miles
from Stockton, continues to engross public at
tehtion in that portion OF the State.
A strong effort is made 10 prove the alleged
will Of the late Senator Brod+rick a forgery,
with considerable weight Of testimony on that
| SIDE
Oregon news unimportant There was a
general lull in politics after The recent el0tion
The British Columbia news is void Of inte-
| rest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11
COM Nj E r CIAL
DAVE pOlST uAssM 4. q .
DAILY kLPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEws,l
Friday Eve, August 10th, 1900.
Market m desately active, and prices generally
unchanged. The receipts to day we're 2els bs
wheat, 80 bu corn, $50 bu eats and l33 bu onions.
Wheat declined q shade below yesterdays prices,
Tic being the ruling 6gu,e for No. l. Besides 9TH
er shipments noticed below, Mr. A St.ffen to-day
shipped to St. Louis 1000 lbs Lard. We quo:e as
follows:
FLOUR In fair demand at 81 Is retail, and IS 90
wholes ale for City Spring Extra; superfne 81 80 ;
Rye -four S4 0094 30; Corn meal 81 90 y cwt.
Shipments of -four 100 bbs.
WHEAr-Recepts 26lG bu shipments 342 bu.
Spring good to choice So(dS5c No. do 7sc.
We quote new wheat at 75@7c.
CORN Receipts so bu. We quote at Csc for
ear, and 2S(G30c shelled.
OARS Receipts $50 bu. In fair demand At Is
@lSc for new.
BARLEY-In fair demand at 30432c.
RYE-Wo quote at 45c.
BucKwHEAT-A good article sells readily at 75c.
ONIoNs.-Receipts 1873 bu. In request at $50
1Oc
PorAroEs-In good demand at 2o@25c whole
sale, and 30G4Oc retail.
ToMAroEs-In supply at SOC 96o . bu whole
sale and Is 2 2oc y peck retail.
WOoL-We quote at 20935c.
HAY.-Steady and quiet at oo94 90 for Prai-
rie and S4 0O@5 90 for Timothy.
HIDEs.-In good request and moderate at 5@6c
for Green ); S@ l2c for Dry and ll1l3c for Dry
Flint.
bUrrER.-There is good supply in market Of
tab butter, but for good and choice roll for table
purpc ses continues in moderate supply and firm at
l04i2c1s; Roll and tub S19c Wholesale and log
1fc retail.
Eaas.-Steady and firm with fair supply .,
sX@l0c retail.
BsASs-Sseady and unchanged. Wequote at
s01e0c Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEssE-Suppy light and prices firm at l39
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve l0@llc
Wholesale and l2tGl5c retail.
LARD-In fair supply at ll@l2Hc.
HAxs-Common iols 9llc Sugar Cured lah
Gl5c: Shoulders l0c retail.
DRIED FRu1r-Appe. S@loc; Peaches 1l@l5c
Prunes s@l2Hc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11
I.GVs:M tTE N 3.
Friday, August 10, lsso.
ARRIyED

Friday, August 10. 1850.
ARRivED
IrAscA, Wilton, Moutrose.
LuzERN1, Deming, F. Madison
DEPARTED.
lrAsCA, Whitton, ST. Paul.
KATE CAssELL, Hillhouse, Fl. Madison
MusCArINH. BURLINGTON AND Fr. MADISON NAIL
rAcKEr The Mail packet Lulerne. will depart
for r.. Madison and way points At s o'clock this
mornng-making connections for st. Louis in SO
hours.
The DRSHARK will be due here from MontYose
With the Sucker States passengers and cargo this
evening for St. Paul and all intermediate land
ings.
The PENBISA is due from st. Paul for Mont
rose this evening. No more reliable boat runs on
the Mississippi than the Pembna.
TIE RIVER vas stationary at this Point yes
terday.
IHE Missouri RIVER is falling from Weston to
the mouth
TIE ILLINOIS RIVER is stationary, with 80 inches
in the channel at Peoria.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11
Nail AGgQuEemeDts.

Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Office:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at % \ and 8 Pm closes
at $40 n and Pn.
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives At b r y closes $50 An.
SOUTHLRN MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, rives At Pm; close. s:30.A
WEsrERS AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives At
6PA; closes at SPA.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives 3 A y; closes At 5 Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY NAIL, arrives at p y Tuesdays 9,
Thursdays and Saturdays: closes At y Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
CP hIvgK MAIL TO lYoss, arrives at 6 p u: closes
at tsrH, daily. exbept sundays.
BLUE GRASS MAIL, arrives at z u closes At II II
Tuesdsys, Thursdays aad Saturdays.
AAIrY NAIL, arrives and closes at IL Y Tuesda ys
and Fridays.
ASAHosA NAIL, arrives and closes at II \, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from to 10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-11
l. AT F. N +, w S.


WAsHISGroS, Iowa. Aug 9.
EDrroRs DEMoCRAr AND NEws Dear <iya-
-on Wednesday evening, August Sth the
Democracy Of Washington me, and organized
. Douglas Ciub-adoptlng constitution wor-
thy the support of oil true Demoorate, promul-
eating the Douglas principles IS the earnest
means Of promoting the welfare of this Repub.
'c, and the only feasable way Of producing
harmony 10 all parts Of our beloved country,
alter which resolutions we're adopted amid tie
greatest enthusiasm: Believing the application
OF the principles of non intervention to lie the
only true means OF banishing forever the slav-
cry question from the halls of Congress
also endorsing Douglas and johnson as the
men most eminently fitted to fill the highest
ONCE In the gift Of the American people and
With great applause. the name Of C. G Cole our
nominee for Representative 10 Congress, was
greeted with resolutions Of the most friendly
character. pledging all honorable means Of se-
curing his election. together with the entire
State ticket. which received full share Of our
appreciation as men emipently worthy Of Demo
cratic support. The following officers were
Unanimously elected 7. J. Byson, President;
VIM. McConahev, and VIM Crosby, Vice Pres
idents; G. w Neal, Rec, riding Secretary !; e.
Ohngemaugh, Treasurer; T. Blanchard. G. E
Norton, W. Blair, W. E. Chilcote, and 7. Mil
Vile Executive Committee
After which the following resolution was
unanimously adopted. ami the Secretary re-
queste to send to the davenport DEMocRAr q
synopsis OF the meeting, together with this res
Qlution, asking the publication Of the same:
Resolved That We use our utmost endeavors
(ani request all 0! our township Democratic
Clubs TO 80 the same, in advancing the inter.
est in the cause of inducing live Democrats to
come to Washington and start u sterling Demo
cratic paper. for which pledge our uadv,-
ded support
In Offering the above resolution, we do so
for the urpose Of showing to any one desirous
OF good location, the interest manifested in
the cause. Very respectfully,
G. W. NEAL,
Secretary Of Democratic Club.