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The hydraulic press., 1860-04-28
,JEWELRY.
SMITH s. MITCHELL'S
GRAND PRESENTATION CONCERT!
TO TAKE PLACE AT
FUCKERS ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
SAN FRANCIsCO,.

Tuesday Evening, May Sth, 1850.
TN addition to a superb Musical Entertainment by
j some of the best Artists in the State. As sp1eM.
did prese nts, amounting in value to $50. 800, will
be distributed to the holders of such tickets will be
entitled to the gifts
The first prize will be II s incent Home.
st ead, house and lot Second street. Sacramento,
valued at $4,000. title perfect The second present
81 900 in gold coin. The balance consists of magni6
cent Jewelry, LADIES' and Genhernen,s Watches,
Chains, Diamond Sets, Rings Breast tius, Solid Silver
Gohlets, Gold Lnckets &c &c. all Of the very finest
quality, and selected with great from the we'll
known and extensive stock of j w. Tucker, ESQ., at
whose establishment the goods are on exhibition.
The undersigned have permission to refer to the fol-
lowing well known gentlemen as TO their standing and
respectability His Excellency- Gov. J. g. Downey.
Sacramento; Gen, j. A. McDougs. San Francisco;
Messrs. Thos. S. Fisk & Co., Bankers, Sacramento,
Messrs. b. Z. Hastings Co.. Bapkers, Sacramento;
J, P. Robinson, Esq, supt. Sac Valley Railroad and
many others. -
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. All orders for tickets
must be accompanied by the money.
SMITH MITCHELL,
mar31-td Post Office Box 452, San Fisrcisco.
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UNRONI and after the lst of March have leased
Z, my Assay Office and Gold and Silver Refinery to
Messrs DUNCAN, sHERMAN.& co, who will conduct
the business of Assaying aid Refining ih tie manner
and on the terms below stated.
Thanking my friends and ike public for the patron.
age have received from them beg to subscribe nv
self L. justin.
San Francisco, February 1s 1S6O
THVHE undersigned having associated themselves
IL together for the purpose of carrying on the busi-
of Assayng and Refining Gold and Silver will be
prepared and after the 1st of March receive
deposits for assayng and refining and to returns
in unparted bars, refined bars, United States Coin,
at the option of the depositors.
The charges will be as follows:
WHEN RETURNS ARE MADE IN UNPARTED
BARS, oneqtiarter Of one per cent. the value of the
bars.
WIEN RETURNS ARE BARS
Ten cents per the gross weight after metne and
0nesixteenth ofone per the vafte Of each bar
over five thousand dollars each bar under five thou
sand dollars ten cents the gross weight after
melting and one-eighth OF one per cent on tie value
of the bar
WHEN RETURNS ARE MADE IN UNITED STATES
COIN, ten cents the gross weight after mel
ting, and half of per cent after COINAGE: being
four cents per less than the present charge Of the
United States Branch Mint here.
Silver contained in the gold will be accounted for to
the deposor in the manner and at the rate customary
Impaired bars will be delivered SIX hours after the
deposit Of the Gold or Silver if desired.
Refined bars or United States coin will be delivered
four days notincluding Sundays) after the deposit of
the Gold or Silver, viz returns of deposits of
Monday will be Iayable on Friday,
Tuesday Saturday,
Wednesday =" Monday.
Thursday 60 Tuesday,
Friday Wednesday,
Saturday &c Thursday
Persons desrous of seeing their gold and silver melt
ed do and the assay chips from each deposit will
be kept separate for three months at the disposition
of the deposor in order to afford every facility for
testing the correctness of the assay.
Assays of Ores and Minerals made.
Gold and silver BaTs purchased.
Mr.. E. justin will be assayer and Refiner, and Mr..
ROBERT BURNETT Cashier and General Superinten-
dent Of our establishment.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 co.
of New York,
feb25 3m and ALSOP co.
The hydraulic press., 1860-04-28
Superior L Uniform Qualit,

has become SO fully appreciated, that the de-
mand for it has largely increased, and the
quantity now sold is much greater than any
other brand Of INhiskey on the Pacific Coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

LsGuAyRa, Sept. Is, $500
ktnirial Appointments 10 the Government Of .ar rnz,s
Slater, France Ercland and .spaia--sponlsh Policy
The Praezs for CJrs Bers-fss sfanSA ksnss.,y,.
Admissons-Fruies Erpla~afsoss % g~pos7l N.
mands-N,ed'er Eass--7he spdnisA v,nist.r D.porb-
Venezuela Dep,nds ne Uaited Stats Dr.
The American brig rhos watson hes lef, Cor your c,y
bearing dispatches from this government, with the 20
poinimen Of General jose Esvoy EStrsov
binary and Minister ipotensiay Of Venezuela 10 wasb
ingscn ssnor Fermln roro has been appointed 10 bs,
poet at Masrc senior Rodriguez q, Iondos s,s
Paris
such movement 10 diplomacy 10 quite rare m On,
almos forgotten rcrublc where no one th,ns Of rr-sr
nations otes, Of Parts FOR fashsns and In.
United ststss for provisioss; bot Il vii msrk ono.
Of The moss signal prcss Of vcnesaeso history a. h.r
nationality rs involved 10 tho struggle spain -,sses ~
recover her oolor,s and TO ere toe sun se, IN h
ensiDious," as the csse in toe long r,., ,ec =,
bsSies Y Aias spanish policy hs. w!,hdrs ~n The ~,
nd the col of Morocco desire 70 extend ,ns,, a.
lofts 20 this meet unhappy land
10 explain ,he mstior clearly will priur 10 yo,.
mind The fact that We have had long xa, the mos.
ree or pioodsh"d ~e have had since The IN o.
,oomba The lseuos, or Canary Islandcrs who eursns
VIC Facsla ADMINISTRATIONS u the nrrt Fresiicnts en-,
std rom The African domincns Of hs ca snoro Majesty
there sary tioa and famine dccsmased them foaoa NJ
he propious soil o. venezues abundance ard nspcsness
They became Ia sc either owners or the ovcrseer,
~ 81 Tie f"ms in the suburts Of clies me federal
YET or negro party hated them because they also were
nun erous and always ready 10 take part With tac wn
parry The fedora sm took advantage toe generally
soaicd position Of the slepos In the slis 10 nassacr
ZONE Of them rost mcrcileesly
sepor Ftuardo Rcuea, her Catholic Nslestys Minister
sccas sell aware Of that fact and spav az,
the government doing all 10 their power "a r,nsr
the sssassns - he said in his letters " the sovern
when he wss the protector NJ the Frnnes
wrote 'hss Be swsys had found the best dlsypst.es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

DEATH OF VAN fEKSr, Tue MARlSa PArxrEa-
Van Besst, the well Known Dutch marine psiatcr
whose admirable pictures familiar the coouolsseurs
Of art died Of umor 10 the stomsch - Tukcs Eosco
pal HopitA at ten O'Clock ruesdsy night Stsr On III
ress Of two months For time past Mr. Van Best
had been In very poor circumstances, and was chiefly
supported ny his friends r. Hs~sins Esq aud evan
cln ESQ He quite young man, bong only thirty.
four years Of ago, and born In Rotterdam Daring
his residence In this city his psnciI hsa beeo busiy 81
work and many a. bis works are IN the psssossou of
several Of our ciN1crs Mr. Hawkins owns Owe or SIX
and MI Ven Gu eight or ten q bis pictures Mr. q.
Bennett also The psscssor OF tao very Zoe marine rc
turcs ore, that " race which the yacht Iaa vas
the winner, and the other In which the Rebeca VOC
Van Besst boarded At the Hotel dgurose where he len
several Of he beet sketches. Previous his SICK
be bad maze some gnod sketche- n the noss
Hudson scenery, taken nom Washington Hetyhts from
which be designed 10 paint anscspe Afer Van Rest
there remains but enc Dach marine paner OF anv emf
nente In the city, ard That 4 Haze, VITO also quite
you're ran The furcrt n porr Van ps,et Oil tase
place at nine oclors this (farsday) morning DARN
hs stay al g. Lakes Hospital toe Anosl.l .rtlst ~.
the rec pent ~ every kind a;teatou from me sisters !,
Clarity sitachei 20 that instt1tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

nesscs for the prosecution in the case oil the
double muTdf .rer, Gordon, who, as your readers
will probably remember had ned 10 the East
afer com,niiting a series Of the most atrucious
crimes, Int was captured in Eastern Kansas by
part o sent in pursuit from this place, started for
Leave nworth City, where the trial Is to come of.
Ihe coach was accompanied by an escort Of armed
men.
tor the sake Of contributing little attic sat 10
The political mess that is being boiled in the
states, subJoin two original anecdoees-one re-
TO his most dangerous antagonist, the great rail
sphtter. The former found in the columns of the
"eSttir .aovat0ieeer, psblished in Golden City,
70 which II was contributed by az ex-Illinos poll
lows
When Judge Douglas was cutie a young man,
running, II risake not, for tie first office 10 which
ne aspired n IlliEos, after certain influential
irieKis had drawn him from the obscure posi-
| uon Of country scboolmaster, he was thunder.
/ INK away upon the politics of the day, when a
briwny son of the Emerald Isle interrupted
h S ea eus conOthr The
thinking 10 be able TO make favorable impress
sion, very promptly replied in the affirmative
whercupon the freshman surveyed his limited sta
| ture Tor time. and, then with derisiye
| laugh turned upon his heel remafhing: And q
| divf of disCnt il is, too.'
The Lincoln story the writer heard from Old
Abes own lips during; the last session OF the Illinois
| Legislature. II runs thus
| During the memorable contest for the United
States Senatorshp, in the summer of '5S, Lincoln
and Douglas happened 70 be simultaneously in the
| Lttle town Of Pitts ed in the western part Of Hi
| nois. Lincoln walking towards his hotel after
| delivering himself of his speech when he !:
| costed by one 81. Patrick's o9untrymen who ex
pressed his satisfaction at the sentiments Just pub
! liely expressed by him, snd after INDUCING
/ in such extravagant euiogy only Irish
| men that have personal object il
view can utter, very blandly asked
| "Ould Abe TO trait" This the latter declined
/ TO do, but, in order not 70 offend the supposed
proselyte's feelings, gave him a quarter, with the
request to driak his health il he desired 70 ID SO
The parties then separated each pursuing his way
l rejoicing.
On the following morning Lincoln was aroused
| from his slumbers by the strains OF brass banc
| that was playing parting tune in honor Of Doug
| las, who stopped at the same house. Lincoln. OF
| looking out. greeted with three tremendou.
| cheers for The Little Giant, and whom did he per
oeye in the crowd, most prom nent in shouting ant
waving his hat in gloriacation of his opponent
| Why, the very son of the Emerald Isle tina. haC
| pocketed his quarter.
The shipments OF bullion by express. from the
| LIST If August up 10 date, amounted 10 $l3i 900.
PSI just learned that the body of A. G
Ford, whose mysterious abduction Is referred 10 il
the above, was found some hours since about Sc
ven miles east of this place. 1t was completely
| riddled with bullets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

TAI ACCIDENT wmis GuyyiSG -Aiexander wscsav
sc Ing Of Eivington and Cannon streets while
sunnine Tuesday last IN the woods weenaw
ker accidentally shot himself with M fpvlsng piece ana
died almost instantly. The deceased, IL appears was
tt'rs = og 10 company with couple OF frlsnas when
hing over 10 lin his run the trigger caught an
txe 5hnspg the ntens Of the piece In 20 hi bresst
ne clflnsr Of the county hcld inquest wben ver.
fssi q accidental death wns rendered -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

DAMAGES ~ N. MARY
gentleman Of THIS city writes that he received
letter, dated yesterday, from faterscpve, 81 Mary
parish stating that the sugar houses Of Iessrs Correy
Broibers and Capt Bradley blown do entirely on
the ~ ptt and the generally that vicinity has
been prostrs'et, but bot very seriously injured
In Happenings and 81 Bernard II 10 said, by those
who witnessed the gale, that such visitation has never
before been wtressed.
The greater part Paqucn parish was Sub merged
by the overflow Of the gulf Poir "A -Harbe was
alnost ruined, and the the Bsizs terrible
As the papers resolved from the interior We fear
shall have fadder Incidents and graver losses u 70
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

NoTDs.-fssDssals oast - - eanz ~ na0
viii .sas1sH ssSsal.sy - sss.sSy .sisg -
terms Of the lav, go most - xuassaeisd u I've
rsspeasiels pssssa4 es01ee - - s0eA ~ . -.
Deeses CT juaGs q eeese0 seea1. -
b pAy viii - aedefs tsiQs - p04lsaed ;
and for sesk q Ssh saiGioes - m1ia1a sasslly
explained, three times the psy u Tie ssip ~ .
deducted Fer assiysl = IL Sshisa iee = =
break eSsSsstioI Nth lspssdine nssis. ~ -
..Anea,ly ezessea. oss-fesrsA 4 the saapssss-
tisn Of Ne tsip y estjees - fosfdtuSv. yinss
will b ioPossd. uslse6 he dsiitqasUey y seais
facto,ily explained. for ssslsssisg - tske tAs
nail fron or into . POST 49,; fse Ss1esiue h =
- injassa, dsstseyed, roSbed, er Lest aSd fes
refusing. after demand col vsy the nail % lse,
qaently - the contractor runs, or 10 ooncoDod \
SunBisg vehicles On the seato. The Peetnsstey
General may snnul the csatsast fse diseAsyiss
the post once Laws, the isses 0stions Of the d.
parneSt. Tie may alter tie ssksAule, aal alss
order IN increase Of service By sioving thsssfss
pro rata increase % the esotnes ny - nay
also curtsil d,secntinus the service in Whole o.
part, st pro rata decrease Of pay, sllswisg enc
months extra corr susetiea % tAsanouss q SER
vice dispensed with. Bids should b addressed
to the 'eoosd Assistant Postmaster Os.srsl,' "
supsiscribed Prop ,ssls for nail service, Ssase q
lows" and sent By aaiI.
For FERNS Of proposals., Ao., And ether infesua.
tion, sse advertisensnt Of this date, in pamphlet
form, st the principal post o0css.
Blank proposals. will b fsSnishsd O application
J.HOLT,
0>~>ral
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14


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Nj Sslssipp' l. missouri Railroad.

Il ftEN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER svn.
I IS"e, We Passenger Trains leaving Dayen-
10y 10. ne ~es' at o:+' r; y and arriving frcn
utser notice. JOHN r FRACy
Dessnksr tth, lsse. 4 1.es-iv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

vNRUSTEE'S SALE warRsAs. on the 10th
day Of August, A. D. 1857. Frsdssi.k Evers
and Cilja, his wife, Of Davenport, Iowa. executed
unto Austin Corbin, - Trustee. . certain Dc Cd
Of Trust, conveying to said trustee the land
in Scott county. Iowa, described - follows.
towit: part Of sections No. twenty eight
(2Sl and thirty-thres 1897 in township No.
seventy eight (7s), north Of range No. three
(8l. east Of the 18th p. ~, described - fol-
lows. to Wit: Beginning 1t the south -esst corner
OF the south-west quarter Of said section No.
twsnty- eight running thence north o. divis-
lon line Of section No. twenty eight ISL. ssvss
e.ains and fftv (5Ol links 70 . stoas, the nssth-
east CO. nsr Of thi. land, thence vest On parsl-
lei line With the se,tioa line bseWssn said sections
twelve III chains and six ri links to post,
thence south eight degrees east nine lol chains
and ninetytwo (s2l links to tie middle Of Fourth
street Is laid out BY Lydia A. and D. H. wheel.
er, thence east along the middle Of said street
division line Of section No thirty.thres 1881,
thence north on said division line NO [2l chains
and thirty three 1881 links TO the place cf begin
ming containing ten and 66-iO0 acres Of land,
which said conveyance was made By the said F.
Evers aud vito, for the purpose Of securing tie
the interest thereon, signed By said =. Evsn d.
ted the 10th day Of August A. D. lsS7. and pay
able As follows One fer thirty seven AID So-loo
dollars, due September 7oth, 1851 one for
the sum Of thirty seven and 30 no dollars, dse
December 2Oth, le57 ard one for one thousand and
thirty seven and SO loo, payable March th,
1858, all to the order OF Ludslph 0rabbs, with in
terest after maturity At the rate Of ton per cent.
per annum.
And now, said notes having become due and
payable, and the said Frederick Eves having
Jailed to ray the came, !, Austin Corbin, Trustee
Is aforesaid. do hereby give this public soties,
that BY virtue OF the power which il in ne vsstsd
BY said Deed Of Trust, will, on Saturday the 3Sth
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, q he Court
House door, in the City Of Davenport, expose and
offer for ssle, at public suosioa, the parcels Of
land aoovs described, or - much thereof - shsli
said notes with tie interest thereon - the day Of
sale, together with ell the costs and expenses 1t.
tending said sale, costs Of this notice sad Tsus.
tees tees.
Dated the LIST day Of December, 4. D. lsse.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
dec81 Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
Valley City Mills Agency.

WI III ELL II JUnNSON, ETOpfietOSs
NO. FAMILY FLOUR From fHr ABOVE
~ Mills .cr sale, whoiesaie and re all, By
lI-.r.-It VIZ. VAN TUYL, AgeNt,
70 ys Brady street, second door below 4th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
LEGAL.
PAsealesesr 0essrGl,

CHE IFS SALE.-The State Of Iowa, Scott
- County, in the District Court Of Scost Cosnty
State Of Iowa.. virtue Of sa execution issued
from the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Cour,
OF scott County, State Of Isva, in favor II Hill
dreth, est / Rich .rdson, srd ageinst George b
Walters. dated the 10th day Of November, lSSO
and &c me directed commanding me, that Of the
goods, chattles, stock o: interest In a.y ooupa =
debts due property in the h. d. Of tAird psisons
lands and teaems - (Which ere net exempt hy
law from Execution) If the said 0sesEe B.
Walters, l make, OF cause to be nads. the
sum Of ,wenty-nins So-lvo ($2s s0-lOO) dollars
with interest and costs. levied upon one Amer.
lean Large cylsnde. (Printing) Press.
Aud l hereby give public notice that shall
offer for - At Rsolie cutlery, At the Court hease
In the city Of Davenport. county Of Sees1 and
State Of Iowa, on Monday, the 18th day Of Decsn.
Der, 1850, between the hours Of O'Clock A. ~
and o'clock p. H., Of said day, sale to commence
1t the hour Of 3 o'clock p. NJ, Of said day, and
will sell to the highest and best bidder therefor
in cash, tho above described property OF sul6csnt
thereof to satisfy the shove debt, with intsrss,
and costs.
Dated this 18th day Of November. 1860
JAMES Tl.OkINGcON,
Sheriff Of Scott Couaty, lowe.
C0RBIE, Dow / BRowH. Plaintiffs Atty's.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

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