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EsslE~A BALTIMORE AND PHILADEI =
aehsazzz&HaHsH PHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
VIA CANAL,
For the transportation of Merchandise Prodpca paoL.
Horses Carriages Furniture Goods of all SORTS
Philadelphia and Baltimore ~ " "i' 'i'S2 oelNe5h
FOX HlLADELPHIA-One of the COMPANIES Steam
poat leaVeS NO Light street wharf daily at O'clock ar
pie time for the New York Trains '"s' III am
FROM PHILADEL PHIA-Teaves doiI,, ot o o,.,o.,. r.
No. 10 South wharyes '' . ''oeA' IoIh
Goods forwarded Immediately with car-free Of all
ior comnlssion. ALEX. SHRIVER, Agent
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore
o,,,.s . A. GROVES, Jr, Agent,
apltu No. 10 South wharves, Philsdelpbis
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d. - FOR 9 , TIE Z :,
WEST AND NORTH WEST
NDRTHERN CENTRAL PAII "a "


s 5Ef Amp c5 gas Rs ! : :
SUMNER ARRANGEhENT
o.. CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after APRIL 18th, 1861 trains will leave Calvert
FL, The M3 Train daily excert Sunday, at 50 A NJ
B Bn an parts Of the West and Northwest Also Emra
burg Laneaser Lebanon, Reading and louisville Pa and
0%nIs Mills, ReStersown and Manchester, Md and for
OSsO' a4q fnf ExfR rs 9H TRa RnSgetown Md
and d a! 4 b M for Buffalo and the North and
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily (except
travellers from Washington and the South by the A.
Station N e OF Calvert and franklin streets
JOHN 7, RIGNEY, Asst Superintendent
= ," M, I'm, IlcAet agent. aplIf
10 81 - FOR w TIE ,,0 yo,..n
BALTIMORE AND oH R6f R,f hH3 T0CTH
ION and after APRIL 18th, 1850, the trains viii ran
te az Camden Staten Baltimorai except SUNDAYS
THE VEST S66TH%EsT AZ HN6 Nd 5f fS krs q!
r ns,, 30 "9s% E6a sni T1K rAssrNoxnN
between Cumbrsad and V Whis aSe the 30 T.
GTr ai ana Mheeing Accommodation Tran0 and hswec
imnrs and Parkersburg take the 4tOP NJ train from IA
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at llsr.g
a TIE ELLICoTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore At
10 = ana 2i6 r M and Ellicos Mills 745 A. H. and
,.,r F3 E tI,, WASHLNGTQy AND, TIE SoUTa.
On Sundays 20 A. only ieiTes Sa 10 ana 2 "
andaY at 30 an 745 NJ and 32o and.s 20 r %
anyb f2 2ap ba ATTN stop at way points
Washington connect with trains on e As aG hird from
E9r t,Gkets Of every kind, Information, Ec apply to j.
n COLE a.,.r.,r,.,,.. Master OF rransportation.
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Tf,lTW
True copy-Test-ISAAC P COOK
mhZ3laW5w Register Of Wills for Baltimore CITY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
o. i, 1imk0BBE 4 CQRLIES u.s. JNO FARRELL, and
fLACEfTE ID. FARREI1,-Ordered, that the sale made
ana reported by Robert Gmor Jr, Trustee for the sale Of
te property mentioned in these proceedings be ratified and
conrmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 18th day of April next-Pr Orided,
copy or this order be inserted in newspaper printed
fore the said 18th day of April
The report states the amount of sales to be $1,000
GEO. +. SANGSTON, Clerk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-07
NUMBER q.

/ Eikhart county mai for LAnco,,
Hsns~n. Lincoln lice, Douslss Sol. Bsl,
ia. Breckinridgs 300.
Suyar--Lihcoin l54. nouglaa las, Bell 8.
MARYLAND.
Baltiuore-The returns IL dicste that Breck.
inr'dgs has carried the city. The vote 10
close.
VIRGINIA.
Wheeling City Bel 926. Rreckinridee 90.
lDonelss 697 aud Lincoln 600. Largest vote
ever pol.d
MICHIGAN.
Lewanee ccunty-Adrisn city gives Lncoln
2o6 nrj
F"ye'te township. Hill.dale. gives lsS for
lincoln.
G'.ni Rapid. C'v-Lincoln'. m.j. 2sO.
Marshall Ci,y.-47 m.j for Lincoln.
Holi-y 2 Rep. gin
Ro,a' Oak-6O Rep gain.
ivsI"nti City RIP m-j 90
Detroit c'',-Granger. Rep. for Congress.
200 to 800 maj.
TENNESSEE
Memphs-Bell 2ll2, Duuplas l7el Bteck.
inridge l43
Nashville Bell 2los. Breckinriags 1875.
D,uglss 238.
Trsnton-Bell 2ss. Brs,k nriIge 100. Doug.
las ~.
Mississippi.
MISUNDERSTANDING s5s. Bell Sal. Doug
las "a.
Davenport city incon ! l4s3, Douglas
727 Br-ckinridse Al. Bell SO.
Buifai" township p-Lincoln %. Douglas IS.
Bell l.
Scot. eo-S,ate ard Congressional vote
sbou, $50 msj R-pnb.
Muscaiine City Lincoln 72O, Douglas $50,
lS-ii ~. Breck ,nridye rs.
Clinton Co. lowa-Lincol. 6S mi.
Lv"n.-L'ncol' 81 maj
Dubuque city. Julien township gives Douglas
| 30 maj Sanuels for Congress, about 225 ma.
ONO.
Toledo City gives sos maj. for Lincoln, Re.
| publican VA n OF 400
Huron co-A.l but 4 town-hirs gives Lin.
rosn 1895 mai Balance Of county vi not
vary result. Rep gam over l5O.
Lorsin co comprehension maj for Lincoln.
! PENNSYLVANIA.
Crawford county gives Lincoln 5000 mai.
Ere Cny-Lincon gain over Curtin "a.
Erie county Lincoln maj. OtO.
Fifteen districts Allegheny county Lincoln
gain
COLUMBIA co-Cata wix give Lincoln 81 maj.
Clinton co-Lockhav~n Borough. Linco.u's
mai loo A Rep gain Of SO
Blair CO. snyder tOwnship-Lincons maj
.2n-sxme as Curtine.
Holiday ysburg-L'ncoln's mi - Rep gain
.f72
L.ncaster City gives Lincoln SO mai Foster
had 276 maj
Columbia- Lincoln l59 mai.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BURLENGANE is defeated; 50 is Eli
rhayer.
NV YORK CRY and Kings county
give $4,000 Fasion M.jori'y.
Connecticut goes for Lincoln.
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NIGHT REPORT.
4: l. LIZ TION Ik 4 II u k N I.
ILLINOIS.

L Lee TIOS K L II U K n > .
ILLINOIS
Joliet City gives maj. for Douglas Of 4s2.
China. Lee CO., 2U2 nsj. for Lincola-S5
Rep. gain
Cortland. DeKalb co.--Lincoln 249; Dug
las IS; Breckinridge l. State ticket same.
East Galens, Joe Dtvess co.-l7 maj. for
L,ncoln-l7 gain over 1856.
Duuuo,n Pseciact P-ry co-Lincoln $40 !;
Douglas $50; Bell 36-Isp. ain is5.
Mendoza Lincoln 410; Douglas 1877 Breck-
iuridg- 8; Ge rit SMITH.
Sandwich, Dskalb co.-L'ncoln 800; Doug
Lac 1928
Peru. L.salle co.-Lpcoln 2ss. Douglas s52.
Br.ckinridgs l, Bill !.
Aurora. kep. maj 75l-
Bureau co-Arish, Asn,hip. linrcln %
D,uya. VI Br-ck,arilss l. Bell l. Yalss
1s, Alien VI. C.mgr~s. I.ov.j yl2s. Murray
ss. sac senator. BusnnsIi. Rep. l2O. Hiss,
BEN 96.
P.k,n City, Limo 10 S93. Doug'-s 4l9.
Elxi.,-L.ocoln 55z, DoaglAs 2y7. breckio-
rihee 3.
Monmouth observation-disclosures 2l7. Douglas
-. Bell , Vote on state 'ick-t same
Rush township. -Lsscoin l34 Douglas 81.
STATE tick-t same both f. Joe !'avire' co
Turner. W,Dfie.i to Snshin. Rep maj ~
L NJ, Oxis co.-Dougiss 1T. Lincoln 2S2
Ga ptna 70 spshl,.. K NJ CO -Liocoin i42
D..ua.es ~. state officers same
BIo.mingt.n-Lincolu4 4o6 maj Dsmoerat'c
vote 623.
Ws.t Y, Will co--LhcOln rs msj Who .
ticket me.
Mort .v,.is. Lasaalls cs--Incolo 1903 maj.
srs~so-Liusoln $50. fDouglss n. Besckia-
ridge 4. Ya.ss $40. AIM n, Pops 4.
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RESPONSE OF THE NORTHERN LINE
The following Letter explains itssif We think
the Northern Line OF Steamboats, show ws great
.iterslity. 1t carries oil freight TO Hsnnibal
at half fars-rsshipments by the Rapids in.
cluded. We take pleasure in returning the
thanks Of the Committee to the managers OF
this line Of transportation. The letter reads !:
NoRrHERS Line PACKET OTrcE,
Nos 81 and IS Con,L eTcial street.
ST. LOUIS Nov. %. 1860.
Ms r. ~ PRETTYAAN-Ueav Siv We have
received . letter addressed to Capt. Ward.
(which hiss been here - eral days. but Capt.
Ward only arrived this ruin., } frcn . com
mittes for the relief Of the people Of Kansas.
requesting to know If We viii not make some
abatement in our rates Of freight
You will please inform the Committee that
xht Tor the purpose Of relief and eontrihut-
ed for that purpose, will be carried on boats
Of the Ncr,hern Line. ut one half Of the regu-
Ia, eurront r.tes az carried by them at the tame
IL . impossible for Us 70 DO better. a. the ex-
peness at the Rapids VIII not allow it. and 1t
il well known that we have ~ much to do AL
the time - can attend TO-
You will please notify the Captains ard
Clerks Of the boats, as they passs Of this state
ment of Capt. Wards. IN ord r to cave any
trouble or understanding on the sutjsc
Yours truly. IuoxAs H. GRIFrI,H
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co Nj NJ + K CI AL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE DAILY DEAocRAr AND Nxws,t
TUESDAY Eve. Nov. 8, 1850.

OFFICE DAILY DEAJcRAr AND Nxws,t
Tuesday Eve, Nov. 8, $3.50. {
The weather to-day has been all that could be
desired, but receipts Of grain were small. The
market is very brisk, and prices have run up, as
will be seen bv our quotations.
FLoUR-Firm at s4.5oGa.75. Shipped, $50
bbls.
WHEAT-Firm, with upward tendency at 73
@76c. Receipts, GAP bu. shipments, 5,077 bu.
BARLsY--Firm at 45c Tor No. l. Receipts l,3iI
bu Shipments, los bu
OATS Steady at l6Wl7c. Receipts, 500 bu.
CoRs-Lttle doing. Rece pts IS bu. Nominal
at ls@2oc.
OxIoNs-The season is nearly over. We quote
At l2Gl4c. Receipts 200 bu. Shipments l2O bu.
-l24l lac. Receipts 7ly bu. Ship
men,s 800 bu.
BurrKR-Plenty at l0@121a wholesale, and so
retail.
EGcs- Scarce at l2119c wholesale, and l5c re-
tail.
HAY-Scarce at So for upland prairie.
HIDEs.-ln good request and moderate at 4i1o
for Green; loc Tor Dry and ll.sl2c for Dry Flint
CuEEsE-Supply light and prices firm at l3a
Wholesale and l2Q1l5c retail.
LARD-ln fair supply at llGl2Hc.
HANS ommon 1911 Q9llc Sugar Cured 121a
@loc; Shoulders lUc retail.
GAME-But little coming in. Quails Csc y
dozen Prairie Chickens l.5O y dozen Mallard
Ducks 25W35c b pair.
tRulT-G Green-a fair supply or hand. Choice
eating apples 81. 5oo3 . tbl cooking do. 800
$50 4 bbl But few Pears in market at s. u bu.
Quinces few Ohio Quincies in market at - y
bushel. Supply of Cranberries light at - y
bbl Grapes, Isabella and Catawba IRON Oincn-
natl, sell ,eaiily by the box ut l0c q b Wild
Grapes, soc u bu.
FKUIr-Dry-M. Eaisins $3.50 q box, layer,
81. Smyrna Figs lnew CROP l2H, y h. Prunes.
Turkish, she. French, l215. Zante Curraats,
l0c.
BEANs-Du,l at soc u bu.
SWEET PoTATots-We quote at e0c Wholesale.
DRIED FRUIr-Appes sc 100 Peaches llQyloc
prunes s@l24c.
Woop--Il Hickory 81 so per cord Oak $3.50 per
cord.
CoAL--Sc per'bushel in the yard, and 90loc
delivered, according to distance.
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Destructive Fire.

BosroN, Mass, Nov. 8.
fire in Na,iek, Mass, this morning. de.
strOy ed the shoe fact nries Of Samuel Walcott d
Co, and Crosby h Nichols also the store OF
Mr. H Wright, with most Of their contents
The Post Office was in tns same building. Loss
$50 OU0-mostly incurred
There was heavy rain this morning, but
it has nov cleared Up, and the voting is gong
on briskly. There - good deal Of excite
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-07
New larM MsrAct.

New I1rM MaIMct.
BY 7eleqrarh.l NKw YoRx. Nov. 6.
FLoUR-Market dull and shade easier. Sales at
s5.35e15.45 super St',e; *5.55d5 go Extra tate
$5.35lg5.45 Super Western; S5.6OtG5 50 Common
Extra do; $5.s0,15.sO La erior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra kounl Hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Market heavy and in favor Of buyers.
ber Wisconsin sl.35 Winter Kci Western.
KYx-Market heavy and lower.
BARLEY Market steady 75eI7oc.
Com Marke, less active but prices unchanged.
70L aULc Wixed western.
UArs-Aa,ket steady. 37@3Sc Western and
State.
PuRK Unchanged.
WalsKY-M MarAet shade easier, 22c.
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slNkU >Tkk'. SALE.- As authorized nd en-
L powered by ueed OF Trust, dated July LIST,
wari, her isband, to me Trustee. fer the pur-
poso OF securing the payment of a prou.s ~
note Of $55v and the interest tie. con. des-
or, bed and set out in said DEED of Trust, which
was recorded IN tne oti, the Recorder Of JAS
per county, icwa, In itook 3, page a52. sasu
the ist day vi Jeceu,ber, loou, at o'clock in
the AFTERNOON, At tno Court House dour, IN tho
city Of Davenpor., sell for the pu pose If satisfy
in, said no'e and interest and costs os thi sale }
to the hie hest bidder, cash, the following de :
crbed real estate IN said Jasper county, tc-wit .
The north cast qu ,r' Of the .outh-we ,xrter
Of section No. twen ty-nine ~, in tOw nslip No.
eighty -on~ (sl,) range Is, west OF the 5th r. n.
Dated Davenport, November 9Th. 1850.
ThVS. z. ShEPhERD,
/ Aos7l !: Trustss.
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KANSAS RnCEIPrs.-The receipts for

KANSAS RacElPrs.-The receipts for
the Kansas fund yesterday were as follows:
PorAroEs-Prsv,ously sckuow iedged. 9s5
bu.; Is. Heinz 4 tn. J Y. Walker, - bu. F;
II. Cromh,e. 20 tu. /; lssac Patterson, 20 bu. /;
Daniel Newcomb, 80 bu.-l2S bu. Total,
1868 bu.
Coas-Prsviously sckno vledgsd. 500 bu. ;
James SANS, 25 bu. ii =. Farber. l6 bu. !;
Jam-s Gang 10 hu.; A. +. Case, 70 bu. Il.
Cromtis. II; Unknown. 50 bu. /; JohLson
Brown. 20; John Carroll, 10 bulls bu. To-
tai. 452 bu.
BEAss-i'revieusly nowledged. . bu /;
u. g. Neal. bu; Bishop Lee. purchased
with fund laced III his hxnd..) "a bu-26
tu. Total, "a bu
OsioAs -P'"v'ously ackuo lodged, 81
bu. Is. Hehz ~. Alex Shaw. Is b..-ls
bu. Total, s. IL bu.
The receipts are handsome and c.n,inpe n
ch-er the friends of the eu,srvrise ". h -.
TO see the good work KEEP, up We are sif,ro.
ing tho people Of that country good dea, 0,
assistance. 1t is pleasing thst tins con u.u,it,
is in u condition to thus afford aid in time e
ne d.
The Committee have left the matter Of Ie.
e",viog p,,ncit taly in hands Of Mr.. Bow ,ny.
who faithfully performs The du,, ; t.. b.
should have more telp He is under many ob.
legations to W. P. Dunwo"dv. r. But,.,6eii,
Eing"a, Vim. Lindsay. c. X. Boy,e and
N 90 johnson. studeuts II Grlswold College
for va'usbls assistance yesterd.y.
The LuEsrne took down considerable lrsis ht
to M,otross yesterday. 80 40
Keep the bell iolliss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-07
TELEGRAP HIC.
From Ms9Dco.

From Mssoco.
lHDa1sprscx. Nov. g.
The New Msxicsn mail, with d4tss 10 the
22d inst.. arrived to-day.
Col. Carlby had spgsgement with the
Navaoe Indians on the ID Forty horses and
FIVE hundred sheep ere ssptured. and Eve to-
ken prisoners, and five lndiaus killed.
TIL. Utah, uodsr Capt. Filter. captured 5000
shesp and . large number 81 horses 70 pr,son-
ere and fivs sesirs Capt Hachmsn's party 81
volunteers took 10 hOrses and one scalp.
The Ind,ans are sorelv pressed on ell s.des
and II not chsstised nov 'never viii be.
The U,shs proved tr sc&srous. After reoeiv-
ing . lsrge number Of hesses. they pu. out
With them. declining to hsss anything more to
do With the company. BY their treseh.ry the
lnd'ahs recov cred three thsussnd Of the sheep
that we're taken from them. and the comma and
Of Capt. Fifer we're in irn9inens danger. but
after a hard battle. escaped.
Business in Santa Fe is ssry dull.
Flour 10 selling It ten doslars per sack, ard
very scarce.
FoRr KeARxEY. 5th.-Ths Pony Express
Company have decided to start an extra pony
from thi. point for California on Wednesday
the 9Th, carrying election news and private
t.legrsms. 1t ie expected that this pony will
make very quick tine.
The central overland Caiiornis and Pika's
Peak Expires. coach, With the mail. and full
load Of passengers from Denver. passed here ~
2P H. on sunday for st. Joseph.
II e news by TINS arrival il scanty.
Clark 4 Co, bankers. estimate the gold
yield of the Pike's Peak region for the current
year at about IS O00.OUO
Great numbers VI miners are leaving Tor the
States Ard New Mexico to pass the winter.
Capt. Suiiy Of the 2d infantry, with his com
pany. consisting o! . company Of second ,nfan-
trv, sixty strong, and 22d dragons. arriv ed
to-day. The officers attaohed are Lieut.. Bon
ami Hunter of the 2 ! infsu ~ and Lieut.. Ber-
ry ofthe ID dragons.
When Capt. suly left the Pawnee Agency.
there were no Iniisns there. They had lett
on the hunt. The Agent vasdi-atisfied. Tns
troops were vi,hdravn fov fssr Of an attack
from the Sioux Indians. and 1t is understood he
has applied to Washington for company OF
infantry 10 protect him
1t 10 known here that the Sioux Indians are
aso on their winter hunt. ~ b tn Tribes are
hunting on the Republican Fork It is hoped
that they will settle their differences to the
"a isfsc,ion Of themselves. aud the frontier set
tie,nsnts, iy nsing each other up.
The people of this frontier are CRAFTY dis
couragsi that the CIV .rnment shorid protect
the p. wnees sgsin.t the Sioux, and when it is
notorious that It gives the t"rm.r license to
commit denredAtious on the latter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-07
FIRST CL.fss DISPESS.aRY
r. y a . q II Y, = h,
Well known to this community.
Esaray Cow

1AME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF THE
~ subscriber, some ton days since . red COW,
sith some hite spots-iresn mllch-supTosed to
De i've or ak Years old. The owner can have her
ny proving properly, and paying Charges. Call %
II. n. WASHBON,
River Road, one mile ab.ve East davenport.
nov3-iGwiw
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The Election IN Philade lphla.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 6.
The election is progressing quietly and there
viii, evidently be a small vote. The Boil men
are voting their straight ticket. The ID 'uglas-
ties have difficulty in procuring straight tick
els aud many refuse voting, while others u.s.
the Reading ticket. There is every prooalii,-
~ Of large Republican plurality on the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-07

O.K OF the coolcet specimens of bra
zen faced impudsnce which We have recently
observed vas tbst sction Of the Wide-Awskss
BY which . rev ard was offered for the de.sc-
ton Of pesro1s ilisgally voting st the election.
1t passes entirely the cry Of stop aAi.f" BY the
pursued culprit. II is probable that there
never were so many illegal votes cast in the
city Of Davenport ~ On yesterday. and oil BY
the aid and influence Of the wide-A~skss.
Their whole proceeding 10 this regard vas
open, bsrsfaced. scsndaious, and there VS. no
o,esns Of preventing it. The Wide-Awetes
had the power-tbe office-the Judges ard
the crowd and ell these were used vita the
most unscrupulous untairnsss against US and Ia
behalf Of our opponents. But We do not go
much complain Of the fact tast taey swindled
Us in this msnusr, - Of the fact that while
they we're doing this. they we're Offering 70
y srds for conv ic,ion OF Democrsts Wao mads
no attempt to vote legally.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-07
Mil Who'd.

Now Ia THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOD
~ for winter u.e. We have dry kindlng wood
81 50 W par cord aud green wood 1t 81 81 per
ord.
Quick or you viii be too late.
y2,.itf FRENCH 4 DAVIES
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Important Military Movements.

] o.
The Worlds Washington correspondent says
that General Harvey has left to assume ,hr
G mmsnd Of the Department West in conse
quencs If anon ymuus letters threatening in
snrreetiOu
Ia Virginia Gov Letcher has ordered troops
to os ready to move at . u.omeDt's notice.
Nsw York, Nov o. rhA 1imes' Washington
correspondent says that Rt the special reqces'
of number of pro,ni g tSitizens Of Ge rsis.
the Government has placed the Arsenal .,
Auqus.s. in possession Of the Federal Troo-s.
aud also that the Arsenal. at Fayetteville, N.
o.. is to be occupie by company Of Cavalry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-07
TIL E CI Y.

TIE RxruRNs.-As we 60 to press, at
a. NJ. the dispatches are yet arriving. We
close to be in time for the mails
There can be no doubt whatever that Lin.
coin is elec ted.
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BOARDING..

MRS. ROBERT CHRISTIE WILL REMOVE
wi to the south west corner Of nrAdy and 9th
streets, where, on OF ster the 18th OF November,
-he will be able to accommodate day bossders,
together With limited mber of lodksrs.
Davenport, Nov. 5th, 1859. nOv0
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River 1scnls.
Tuesday, November q, 1850.
LUzsRNR, Davis, Montrose.
FKED LOKENz, Green, Montrose.
IrAsCA, Whlttou, dubuque.
Harmonic, ,Cabsell, Montrose.
HEN CLAY, Stevenson. IT. Paul
DR KANs, Hubbard, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
LuzwRHB, Davis, Montrose.
FxAD LoHEsz Green, st. Paul.
ltAsC ;, Wnltton, Montrose.
HARxo>IA, CaDoeii, L4crosse.
HkN CLAY, >t-vensun, MOntrOse.
DR. kANE, hubvsrl, 81. Louis.
The Metropolitan will be the regular Northern
Line pac ket tor kcLtrose and intermediate points
this morning, making connection I'll 81. Louis in
81 hours.
The fAvori,e passenger pacxet City Belle. Capt.
Mitchell, will depart tor Aontrose and inttrme-
aiate landings this morning. g.
MuscAiINE, BURLINGTON AND NOSTRosB NAH
fAckET. hapiis mail and passenger packet
hatc .assell, will depart Tor Moutlose and all
Intermediate landings, ut o'clock this morning,
making sure connections for ST. Louis in thirty.
six hours.
The Pembins will be the regular Northern Line
boat fec st. tssi and all way lanailgs sAis n.rn-
Ing At o'clock.
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The El.c..on in Baltimore.

= nc tt e .o5 ~ DossiluOSCs
BALrlNorE. Nov. 6.
The election i. procee ing quietly but
large vote will be polled The Brecknri 'gr
aud Bell and, Everett men are equally 'angai'e
Of carrying the city and State The Do, glAs
IN en- seem to be polling large vote. 1t il
~ ought that many Germans are voting for
Lincoln.
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Losr.-A gcntlcman's shawl, small
purple and white plaid The finder viii! be
literally rewarded by leaving it q. this office
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P>Rxgx. n. 0so. y. A'CAK~. =. ..
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARNs

PHYSICIANS; ND SURF ONs. OffICAs
L ~, franklin alock, seoond or, . sy ST.
between s'e ,ond AMI Tu'rt, davenport, 'Ys,;
.,ra.,. nr !. % w. Msi.KNs residence, east
side ., IRA ", ssconi door from corner Of ssh.
myl7-dtf
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Look Out for COunterfeits.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.
PeteIson's Dst ctor cautions the public to
refuse So on the Westers Bank. OF Philade!
phia. $4,000 in spurious bills nave been re-
covered. The notes are well engraved and
GOOD imitati,n Of the gennine.
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From New York.

Ngw YORK, Nov. 6.
Up to noon, in the dow. town wards. near
" as ma, y votes We. polied as all dav II N
ear No arrests for illegal voting have been
M ade
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TE.1 II II II - Il.
CHINESE HEADQUARTERS

II ISHlNG TOGiVE CHARACTER TO THE
~ Tea Trade, and to rend r the Hswksye
Store celebrated tor the choicest grsdss Of EAS.
the same as it is for other due Groceries, ~
nave large invoice Of the karest and most Gel.
sbrated
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~
Regatta.

r uGHKEEPsIE, Nov. S.
The regatta match for 5000 between Ward.
IT Nswb.rg, and Bevag-. o. Poughkrepeie,
Was Won by Ward doing 10 miles in So min
utes,
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RESULT OUTsIDE.-The majorties for
Lincoln ia this county, Outside OF Davenport.
ere 40 fDllows:
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MovUNE, PING sUEY CHOPS,
TEAS, GREENS AND BLACKS.
OF Most D.iiyhiGui Flav~rS,

snd which is now offered Is ps cent. cheaper that
the same Teas retail 10 the cities OF h. = York
'nd PhilA 'eiphia. oOnnoi eu Q ana ladies are
espcctiuily invited 10 an examination
JAL ~ w AvEk. H.,
nOvl-sf Commis ssion Merchant.
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'lO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
MONTHLY ABSTRACT

Of the assets. Liabilities ana Condition Of the
State Bank of Io,oa. Ne, chants Branch. at
Davenport, TOR Nomdoy. Nou. 5. 1860.