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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-02-11

Z q " IN SA.Irs:.
A ~ hbIs ol .~Sulphate OF Lime,
~ 20 bbls Polar whale oil, clear
s Castor OIL.
10 :" Linseed oil,
oO)0 lbs White lead,
10 dozen Champagne,
~ {" Ciaret,
5000 choice brands Havana cigars,
so 900 German cigars.
SO caSks Scotch Ale.
D bbi- Blue Lick Warcr.
s 90 choice Peach Whisky
q d. Monon.ahela do,
5 different kinds of French Brandy At
Inherent prices,
so dozen Barnum's Fluid lamps,
10 reams Wrapping pa per.
so boxes Chinese Fire-crakers.
All .he above articles are offered at New Orlea ms
lies, either for cash or or credit
FIT. B: Ell. Erueris
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-02-11
Carriages ,a.,.l Harness.

C:lrriISc> Rsad kIarnc>>.
T AM NOW RECEIVING a splcntld assortment o
i CARRIAGES ami h. of every de>crip
ton, to whici. the attention of purchasers is invitd-
Having selected my stock in person, during the
summer, I can supply my customers at prices as low
as any in the South. and Of the best quality. Call
and examine. ! will
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-02-11

3 Sundries.
90 BASkET sweet Oil-pil4t. and quarts;
~ 500 30 xes rdines-quarte
20 Ten pound hoves Green Tea
30 Chestslow priced Black Tea
20 Barrels Lurring's Crushed sugar;
90 Barrels White Beans:
100 Rarrels Pink yeyed Potatoes:
and a number ofother articles " aich will be sold low
at wholesale and retail.
feb12 BARBEE d BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-02-11

POampnnO0pens, Vegefafe!
TNHE 90 Inspired ~ Of our most Sacred HAunts will
observe Inc next "commingling :" with proper
courtesy. 26th SUN of the present Moon. Dialogue
-LaaghisgJ ackaSs- Ey order
4tft*s GRAND ROOSTER.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-02-11

Cement, kaosAn &C.
TEMENT. Tar, last.r of Paris, Rosin, Coal Tai
" .Asph,ltum, Away Va on hand at
IARGUTER & LANOUE'S. ~
aug 10 Cornee LAFAYETTE l. Florida st.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-02-11
KINGS YANKEE pLUNs >.

KINGS IANk fLUN s.
n A large assortment of the above wooden moulc
huarn flows, I, ON No. l TOD. EXTENDED bars-the yer,
article for he culture II cotton and coln-to be la,
at moderate prices, II: I.AI.uUIIR "
dec3 Cor. L,fay cite L Florid. sts
, 1860-10-19
miscellaneous.
ShERIEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER or SALE IS
ID sued by the Clerk Of the District Court in and for Pierce
County Washington Territory, and to directed, have
levied upon and will proceed SELL according to law at the
Court llO door, the Of SeacuO In said county,
SATURDAY the lI day Of November, 1860, at O'Clock
In the afternoon, the folowin described premises:
All those certain lots tracts Of land, with the Improve
thereon and situated Fierce County Washington
Territory and bounded and described follows to witt
beginning at aTrson southeast corner, the border
Of lake, and running SGG rods stake the PrRe
trees theEce 3G6 rods small lake and thence
large lake Smiths claim thence not tn said
lake io rods to the place Of beginning containing 800 acres
more or less, and known as Mincen's Donation Claim
AlsOA that certain lot parcel Of land situate In WASH
ngOn Plains, In the County Of Pierre and Territory Of WASH
bgUn, being south Of Mneens land claim and commonly
called Murty Fahys land claim, and bounded follows,
wit:
beginning at stake the middle Of dry lake, and
running thence west ~ chains stake; thence south ~
chains to stake the prairie, few rods Ond white
oak tree that Marked thence east ~ chains stake
thence north 20 chains to the place Of beginning, and
tannE l6U less Together with all and singular
the enemenis, heredamen and appurenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise apPertainiDg thereto.
seEed and taken Into execution the property OF Patrick
Fowler and sufficient thereof to be sold to satisfy The judg
Of foreclosure Of the said District September
term 1885, IN favor johnson Mukey plant against Pat.
rick Fowler, amounting Thousand Hundred and
eight Dollars and four with interest tue
per per month from the 18th day Of September AD
1852 together with costs taxed Feen Dollars y
and aeeruing costs.
EGBERT H. TUCKER,
Sheriff Of Pierce County W.T..
stcIlacoom, T., Oct. 18TH, 1861 2g:I
, 1860-10-19
NOTICE.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
they desire all persons indebted to them call and make
settlement. With reference to prompt payment wheat, oats,
rye and cattle will be bought account.
We further give notice that desire to stop giving credit
to customers and that while regret inability 10 ac-
eommOdate them, feel would be unjust to ourselves 70
continue the system longer
Hence, we hope will solicit credit hereafter
>. MeCANV 4 co.
s'rlprnom. Sent. 2I. 1874 9oaf
, 1860-10-19

SHocKrxG DEATH.-The wife cf Rev. Mr..
Huntington, Methodist Preacher residing in
Marion county, Oregon, was thrown from a buggy
last week, and was 50 severely injured by the
Gall that she died in q fsw days. The accident
happened in consequence Of the horse running
away.
, 1860-10-19

ADUAULTEh-FrOm our California exchanges
We learn that l. !. Stevens, The chAivman Of the
Buehanan-Brcekinridge BOlting Committee, is
dsiaulter 10 the GOverumsntt 20 the tune Of si0,-
oo0i The special correspondent of the Dullain
says the rumOr has been confirmed
, 1860-10-19
ROTnScHILD AND JERUSALEM.

The following announcement Of the designs of
Napoleon respecting Syria, of which there is
considerable conjecture just now, appears in the
San Francisco Ercni0g Mirror. 1t will be OBJ
served that it is put forth merely as a rumor,
and We will not undertake to say how much
credit it is entitled to:
There is report, not entirely confirmed, but
nevertheless probable, that Napoleon has ordered
the occupation Of Palestine, and that he will
crown Baron Rothschd King Of Jerusalem.
The pr lhahIe truth Of the rumor is increased
by the fact that Napoleon has borrowed large
sums OF the Money Emperor, to whom other
great powers are similarly indebted. 1t is not
likely, therefore, that much interference will be
made with NapOlcon's designs in relation to the
restoration Of Jewish King. The occurrence
is one alike notable in its civil and ecclesiastical
relations, and it will continue great landmark
on thiswondeTful age. 1t is remarkable that the
people so long expatriated, dispersed and shrink.
Ing under the cruel hand Of relentless persecu
looking eastward in vain for the uprising Of de-
livcrer, should be suddenly restored 10 the
wasted City Of David, to rebuild its splcndors,
and with the dazzling shield Of God put back
the sharp javelins Of scOrn which have fallen
upon them in unsparing showers for ages. We
hope that the truth Of the rumor will be con-
tirine and that the wandcricg lsrIel,ic, re-
stored to the sacred places where his former ma
iiOnal glory rose to be the envy and admiration
Of the world, may re-gather the scattered ruins,
and once more in pride and power re-ght the
ong-gone-Out fires Of his sacrifice.
, 1860-10-19
PUGET SOUND HERALD
sIEILlCOOI. Y. !. FRDlr. OCT. .. IseO.

ANorHER ISDiAS MAssAcRE.-A correspondent
.of the Dalls MouatsinasF, writing from the
Umatilla Reservation, under date Of Sd inst,
inys:--On yesterday two brothers, named Keith,
arrived here reporting that the train to which
they belonged had been attacked by the "SoSh.
oles.s or BanpOck tribe Of Indians; thata large
number of immigrants bad been killed, and the
sumaindef driven away from their wagons and
scattered. The men arrived here much ex.
hausisd, subsisting on some dried horse meat for
twen.y-ope days. The names Of the murdered
are as ioIlcws: J. Myers, VIM Auttly, Lewis
lIarsSn Jusiin creess, Charles Kersnsr, Elijah
Otter. bis wife. three daughters and one son.
when he brothers Ksithi len the train, there we're
alive, Jos Myers. wife and five children, A. Nc
Norman. viz and Eve children, Daniel Chase,
Wiz ndthfss children, Samuel Gleason, Chas.
Jsgy. NJ. Muhson, and six children Of Elijah
Otter When last heard from they had nothing
osak Ihase started some provisions to their
aisi,lines and sincerely hope L WIN arrive in time
10 ave them from starvation. The attack was
nads between Salmon Fans and Fort Boise II
ysthlive ~ supplies win meet them on Burnt
Risbf q 0o6sl Creek
, 1860-10-19

AhmvEb.-Ths barqns 0rk, Capt A. Y.
Tnsk, arrived this evening from San Francisco
VA vieioria, with merchandise fsr Balch& 4 Web
hor and ofhcra.
, 1860-10-19

sTnE GEEAr EAsrERx.-This huge sea craft is
about 70 be placed in the trade between Eng
land and Chesapeake Bay. She is advertised 70
sail from England for the United States during
tho present month. Brf
, 1860-10-19


BRoHNLOw A DEMoCRATO
3 ~JOraan olark, y an Arkansas correspondent,
who probably wanted % rile'' ParsOn Brown
low, Of the Knoxville Wig, wrote to tho latter
stating that he had learned with pleasure. upon
what he considered reliable authority" that
Mr.. BrOwnlow was abOutt TO join the Democrats,
and asked for the probable date Of that interest
ing occurrence. Iiere is the Parsons reply: .
MR JoRDAx CLARK ~ have your letter Of
the 10th ult., and hasten to let you know the
precise time when expect to come out and for
mally announce that have joined the Demo
cratic party When the sun shines at midnight
and the moon at mid-day-when man forgets 70
be selfish or Democrats ose their inclination to
steal--when nature stops her onward march 10
rest or all the water courses In America flow up
stream--when flowers lose their odor and trees
shed no lcaves-when birds talk and beasts Of
burden hngh-when damned spirits swap hell
for heaven with the angels uf light aud pay
tnem the boot in mean whiskey--when impOs-
s.bilitiss are in fashion and no proposition is too
absurd T. be believed-you may credit the re-
port that have joined the Democralsi
"a I join The Democrats Never az long us there
are sects in churches--weeds in gardens--.heas
in hog-pens-dirt in victnals-disputes in klni-
lies-wars with nations--water In the ocean
bad men in America or base women in France
No, Jordan Clark, you may hope-you may
congntulate-you may reason--y0u may sneer
--but that cannot be. The thrones Of the Old
Wcr.d-the Court Of the uniyerse-the gov.
ernments Of the world may all Gall and crunlble
into ruin--the New World may commit the
National suicide Of dissolving this Union, but al
this may occur before | join the Democracy.
IJomhs Democracy! Jordan Clark, you know
, 1860-10-19

Pacific MESSENGER is weekly paper
"devoted to the religion, history and literature
Of the Israclites," published in San Francisco at
IS per annum, by Samuel II. Henry. Its very
neatly printed, Of good size, and contains much
that is interesting to Gentilcs as well as Jews
Among other matters, it has been publishing an
excellent bibiO-rOmantic tragedy, entitled Sam
son and Deliah," by Herman A. Bien.
, 1860-10-19

~ ms columns Of the PrOEF sOuxD TfnALb open
tacsmmnnleaions an questions Of public policy and In
e and DE advocacy Of all sides Of every question shall
- osly htara bat such communications not Of
ssnssl pubne nature Intended for shs henee Of
inivu.I sna. yin b charged asadveFsements This rule
um IN No ca2 Be departed from.
, 1860-10-19
IMPROVEMENTS on THE SOUND.

STEAMER RANGER, Sept 2S 1860.
According to promise, now resume my re-
view of the progress for the last four years of
Puget Sound
In addition to the improvements already no.
tieed at Port Madison, Mr.. Mcigs has erected
foundry, which, every one must admit is pio-
neer enterprise, and, Of all branches Of mechan.
tim, the one most needed on the Sound. II con-
tributes in no small degree to our reputation
abroad as think it also does to our interest
and welfare at home. The entcrprising propric-
tor is entitled to the thanks Of the public for so
material an addition TO our wealth. and it is to
he hoped that he will meet with q patronage
equal to his deserts.
Four years ago there was no improvement of
any kind at Port Discovery. Three years ago
visited that place, and it seemed fit abode
only for beasts Of tie forest II then presented
u scene Of wild monotOny which was foreign in.
decd to the present appearance Of MeSsrs. Mas
tick 4 Co.'s improvements, which now give il q
lively aud cheerful aspect, and constitute another
act in our progressive drama.
-Four years ago, or little more, the sad relies
Of hostile Indian depredatiOns were often seen
floating down White River and its tributaries.
forcing the settlers In leave tbeir names aud
s.ol, r,o,oo,;on - c0.,,,a ,.t," , ~.
couraged and left the country in despair How
different nOwl Peace has been restored, and
the sivery lakes bid the husbandman A iovous
,vslcoua 10 THAR nlo,s.D, ord c,r,,,o r.
while the cultivated portions Of the river valleys
is no place on the Pacific coast which presents
more natural attractions than the. Wb;,e and
, 1860-10-19

HEAvr BEr.--Judge Hubbard, Of AmadOr
county. California, has offered ten bets Of q 900
each that Douglas would carry that State. He
metwith only one person willing to risk 81 900
on the result The other nine bets still remain
open. ~ ~
, 1860-10-19

The best purifier Of the blood, Halls Sara
parilla, yellow Dock and lodide of POlasA
, 1860-10-19

I'm rtir Masslcnt. o. cnRnnAHs n srRti.
NO little horror, aided 70 considerable
.nounl q sympathy, have been fslt and ex-
pll.sol n risArd % ne recent mhasicres of 50
c.Il1d Christians 10 Syria. We ehase heard but
odo ID holliolore De other side o. the story,
- lnll lold. I1sssns materially he appalling
ch.rscier Of fis maaa1cres The eorespon
dlncs ol lhS London Hsidd mys: As regards
n. nltrn,ftl no doubt the details received are
wy painful; but : greal deal sf sentimental
|raia's lnd1 ~ way Into print about our
HChl'siian hrllhrnnn It's absurd 70 consider
n. noasr.l Greeks. JoHs MaSohilca, and s0i
a,ial Catholics. as ih any degree superior to The
Drul1a o. Mussolmans.I In ne present Instance
n'sh ~ % means proved that he latter were the
1..I.Isorl o. DE conirnfy, he tyidencs Is The
cher tAy. For the last thirty years and more,
Lebanon hla been periodically The scene Of such
puIhlr,.nal lhl present In 1880, Beyront was
rlandolld By The Greeks; Layer q Kamer was,
81 I.AIs alpi, pInndolod By ne Druses: IN
1870 ne n11onilns whom Sir 6. Napier took i
I1's - hori d ratrpnils. made various success.
l.| .lAyI On ts Druss villages AItsf lhs affair Al
|mIC1oIEn Il HAS |eIrsi 4 .ni.il
, 1860-10-19

TIM NExg sIEAnEh-The steamer Coris may
Be boxed fof On Sunday Or Monday nszt; she
uul nissEtisud @ lsAss San FSancisso On Ghs I5th
ina. .rfs' .laIler
, 1860-10-19

cOur MAn11AL--A Court Martial win con-
sene in aiew days at Fort steilacoom, for the
trial Of various charges. Capt Pickett, Of San
Juan, came upon Thursday, in the Elisa Ander-
son; other officers are expected from vancor.
yer next week, on the CORES. it5
, 1860-10-19

Ar1lnle INV PArnn.--Wo uninlenllonaily
emitted making mention, last week, Of the now
paper about % bs published ID Olympia. BY M.
1n1a n. NnrhI, late of The ransoiuv clron-
~ Tte lille q he new issue according 20
~ pr11pscitI. 3 % Be- he q Hdilingion SIM
Art I|r politics unquaIlnedly Hepupilcan
|'I .ppc,r1nc, 4 innonncrd o lalIn place On Or
l|ral Ihs "a rfoximo; and he dnrffion o. itl
l.|.I.a1l. rcaundlflland. d dependent upon
o. success ol tie Republican party II Tho ap-
preceding Presidential election. Should aOld
Ar Be- elected, i . aid ne Dlmocf,lle party
q |lt Territory. convinced o. TIE error q
or rl11 hitherto. rill 50 oyerio him a adsss;
I.nc' - source % which the Standard looks
~ .anft|f Pa t1'iifa should = Old Abe no
b l|ltlld, lhh nes Paper vii eajoy ezistsnes
oa|I losE enough % lss1linin he hcts So We
a.. I1'i bg clrllin knowing ones y e'a
, 1860-10-19

IsIk WaahingtOR st., san Francisco,
Il aussi o act The Agent Of this paper receiving
vsIssmenS and uuhscFiponsla n San Francisco and
Hhlrs, ,andeolss,las and rseeiP'ine for the same.
CHAS. PROSCH.
, 1860-10-19

Va an b psasu 10 furnish masters Of vessels and Others
ouiS9Fo bond, with hes Of the HERALD application
tthl once.
, 1860-10-19

TrrTiox X DAscSe. Mr., 4 N. Huson, wsn
known on the Sound as . teacher Of dancing, is
about 70 open . school Tor that purpose on
Mound Prairie; another at Baldwin's, on Cham
bers' Prairie; anotherin in SteIlaeoom another at
Fort steilacoOm; and still another at Seattle, for
the benefit Of the people Of that town and Port
Madison-making Eve 10 all This win keep him
wen employed during the winter. we think.
, 1860-10-19
THE PUGET SOUND HERALD

Puelished every FRIDAY MORNING. Al o. per annu In
advaneei paid within six months, t4 Aer the eYpIra.
ton Of sx months, tS; " for six months In advance
single copies l9N cents, Advertisements to insure in
fauFSaay Of each week,
, 1860-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

81 The following letter. which emphatcaIIy sr,skr
for itself written by the Dean Of tie Faculty Of me-
Phladepha College Of Medicine 10 the ediios Of M
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal" San FnaeiSco,
for publication:
PHml BELPHIA Jan ITih, 1859.
10s EdtOrs ef Me Pacific Aetcdl and Surgical osrS0l.
GkNTLEhIE-My attention has been ralled 10 On article
In The December number Of yOur uIns 10 regard 70 ihO
Hd ernds degree granted BY the Philadelphia College
Tor the degfee was made n lie Faculty, Il Wpa see, po
MED by adaVts and testimonials the etet that hF
Of PsSth had served Surgeon In the Hungarian aImy
and was regular practitioner Of medicine. On ~
strength Of these the degNe was eranfed The "a e1n
dem degree, as IL name impa, b e0nitFeOn Rtaduatra
only, and gives rs new privileges. Had there been M
slightest suspicion Of ieguarity, the application would
have heen rensed. BY insrftng this 10 your onEn1I
you will do act Of Justice t0 the College and Confer
favor on Yours, very respectfully.
H. Ram.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-15
River Gss.slls.

Wednesday, November IA, 1860.
AkkivsD
KATE CAssgLL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
METROPOLITAN, Patton. Dubuque.
PRED LORgNz Green, st. Paul.
DENMARK, Robinson, Moutrose.
POnsRoY, -, Mostsose.
DHPARTgD.
KArE CAssELL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
METROPOLITAN. Patton, Monirose.
FRED LoxsNSs Green, Aontrose.
DENMARK, Robinson, st. Paul.
PoMssor, -, Montross.
The Luzerne, Capt. Davis, will depart for
Nontrose ana way points th mornng-making
connections for st. Louis iafthir,y-'i six hours.
FIaHr AT MoNrRosE.-On Sunday last, IN
ARRAY occurred 1t Montrose between the mate Of
the City Belle, Lewis Hampton, and tho keeper Of
. Bakery and Saloon, named DR.. Dresser. Hsmp-
ton attacked the latter with large butcher
knife, as Was thought with intent 10 ki !, and
Llsessor, in dc fence, struck him over the head
with bar of iron, SO badly injuring him that he
is not expected to live. Dresser gave himself up
to the authorities, had an examination and was
acquitted.
DRowNEp-A German wood passer, name nm
known, fell of the Metropolitan, At AontIose, last
sunday, and was drowned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-15
rVRUsTEE's SALE W.xs.As, on ,h. - !.

rNRUSTEE'S SALE WsEREAs, On the ~ r
L day OF February, A. ID. 1859 John ID. Iuny
and Rachael Gufy. hrs wife, executed unto Geo.
>. Y. Dow ~ Trustee, . certain d. ID VI Trust,
conveying to aid trustee the land in Cedar coun-
~. Iowa, described follows. to- Wit The south.
east quarter of the south east quarter Of section
No. twenty-six %, in wnshp eighty ono (sl ID
north VI Range one I'D w.st Of the 5th r. N !;
which said conveyance was made by the saidJ ohm
u. Gufy aud wife. for the purpose Of securing
the interest thereon. signed by said John ID. 0u6y
and dated the 24th dsy Of February, A. j..
10y and payable A. follows One Ertwelve and
5V-lOo dollars, due il six months. aud 'he nthsf
ior the SUN Of one hundred and twelve 50 Loo
dollars. due in one year which said notes weso
extended 20 November lst. 1860, aud both pAys.
bio 10 the order Of Au tin CorLin.
And now, said notes having become due and
payable, and the paid John b. Gu6y havis g
tailed to pay the same, ], Geo. e. D.w Trustee
as aforesaid. do hereby give this public soties
that by virtue OF the power which is in me vested
by said Deed of Trust, will, on SATURDAY the Sth
day Of Decemb n, A. ID. 1850, at the hour Of nine
o'clock in the loren Of said day. at the Court
House loo, in the City of Davenport, exposs and
offer for sale, At public auction the parcels of
land ABOVE described Or % much thereof ~ .hali
be necessary to satisfy snd pay the amount of
said n0tes with te interest thereon 10 the day Of
sale, together with all the costs and expenses st-
tending saidsale, costs Of this notice aad Trus-
tees tees.
Dated the 18th day Of November, A. D. 1850.
GEORGE ). g DOW.
novl41 Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-15
Mail Arrangements.

Times Of opening and closing mailsin the Dsvsn-
port Post Once:
EASTERN MAIL, arrives at A \ and PH closes
At $40 4 = and 5Ph.
N0KrHKRH MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives At s p n; closes $50 An.
SOUTHERN NAIL, from St Louis and Southern
Missouri, . rives at 8 Pm; closes $780,
WEsrERN AID SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
6PA; closes 1T SPN.
ILLrxous WAY MAIL, arrives A y closes at Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL. arrives 1T ? y Tuesdays,
TAursdays and saturdays; closes at \ Sum
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP kIvEK MAIL TO LYONS, srrives At 8 ? n; closes
atsPx, daily, exbept Sundays.
BLUE GRASS MAIL, arrives at n, closes 1T II y
Tuesdays, Thursdays sad Saturdays.
AMrrY NAIL, arrives and closes at IL \ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ANAnosA MAIL, arrives and closes 1t II Mon
Thursdays
The Office will be open ON Sunday during the
Summer from to 10AN. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-15
Err CIAL.
DAVENPORT nARKEr.
DAILY REPORT.


ts OUDscs DAlLy DuGocRAY AND Nsvs.i
Wednesday Evs, Nov. IL, 1850. I
The market wss qaist to-day, and tovards night
rather dull. Dispatches fIee st. Louis indicates
decline Of 50 % Whsst. fssrs of psuic arc
entertained 70 some extent q account Of the news
from the Seuth.
We quote - follows:
FLous-s...dy st s4so9s7s. shipasn,s:4ss
| bbls.
wzsAr-Quist at 750soc: Receipts, 1919 bu.
Shipmsnts, 3,7o0 bu.
BARlsv-vssy dali 1t As04oc Receipts, sos
bu. Shipmsnts, 40 bu.i
CoRx-l7ta lSa Recsiras. a20 bu.
Oxoxs-Dun at ll@sa1s. Receipts, lsa bu.
Shipmsats $3.50 bu. a
PorAross-Qsis. At l2Dlsc. Receipts 1870
bu. shipments 1880 bs.
AALr-Shippsd l5o ba,
Swssc PorAross.-A feN in market at S594oc
per bushsl. Rsesipts 100 ta. Shipments loo bu.
BUrrRR-Scarss at l4@l5s Wholesale, and l711z
retail.
LARD-Vsry scarce at 1Se.
HAAs-Nons in market.
Eaas--Searcs at ls1<e Wholesale, and l5o re-
tail.
HAY-Searce st S. for upland prairie.
HlDss.-ln good rsqasss and moderate at 4hc
tsr 0rssn; losfor Dry aSd ll0lsc for Dry Flint.
CzEsss-Suppiy light sad prisss arm At ls&
| lSc for Hsskimss Co.; Wsstssn Reserve lc9lle
wholesale asd ls@l6c retail
1l5e; shoulder loo retail.
GAMR-But little couiag in. Quails Csc =
aosen Prairie Chickens l.s1 y dozen MallArd
Ducks 25935c y pair.
FRUr-Dry-A.R R Raisins $3.50 p box, layer
-. Smyrna Figs insv crop) 1873 2 b. Pranes.
Turkish, s}<s. /; French, i2X. Zante Curraats,
loo.
BEAHs-Dull 1T Soc y bu.
| SWIFT PorAroEs-We quote at 400 wholesale.
DsIxD FRUrT-Apples s9iOc; Posches llG l5o
Prunss s0l2ke.
WooD--Hickory 81. so per oori Oak $3.50 per
cord.
COAL-Sc per bushel in the yard, and 9Dloc
delivered according to distance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-15
Missouri Election.

ST. L, us Nov l3
The Republican and Urmocrat figure Doug.
las slightly ahead, with about thirty COUNTIES
to b ear from. The bulletin ii cures Bell con-
sid.rsbly ahead, with thirty EIGHT couhtits l.
hear from. The vote for breckl hridge is about
..3 900. Lincoln 5000 Fifty Hour counties
fiic,i. give Bell 3isy4. Douglas 296l7 |,
viii be some day. before the result is definite
lY known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-15

SocIABLg BALL.-There will be ball
ct Bailey's Hall, Brady street. on Thsrsdsy
evening next. A plesssnt ums viii be enjoy
cd by all who wish to indulge in the dsues.
Choose partners and attend.