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INDEPENDENCE, Sept. 4-The New Mexican mail,
with dates to the 2lst ult., arrived to-day.
The Fifth and Seventh Infantry, from Utah, al
rived in Santa Fe in good health. The Fifth are
stationed at Fort Defiance and the Seventh at Fort
Buchanan.
A campaign against the Nayaioes wiz be made
this fall. The citizens will raise 1000 v0lEntecrs
independent of the regular army.
The weather continues dry in that country No
rain for some time, and crops suffering for the
want of it.
Thaddeas NJ Rogers was tried for the murder of
q Mexican, on Christmas last, and found guilty of
murder ia the first degree. He will be hung on the
14th inst. This is the first conviction of an Amer
can for murder for twelve years.
Great complaint is made about the arrival of the
mail on Tuesdays and its departure on Mondays
Correspondents, by this arrangement have to let
their answers lie over week. They wish the
mail to depart from independence Saturdays in
stead of Mondays, so Santa Fe.eorrespondents can
answer their letters the next dey after the arrival
IL there of the outgoing mail.
Commissioner Greenwood was met at Big Bend
Of the Arkansas river, getting along we'll The
prairie is alive with trains going to Fort Ufliop
Paawnee Fork, Zig Timbers and Beaver City. The
commerce OF tile plains is larger t.an ever known
before. large band Of Arapahoas were at Paw
nee Fork, in a starving condition. No hostile In
di@as were seen on the route.
Judge j. l.. Gent, of this city, died at Denver
City. on the 26th ult.
PR4.GE OF MALES 7oronl0, @. W., Sept. a.
IhercL considerable excitement here in regard to
the intended Orange demonstration at the Prince
of Wales reception.
An Orange meeting is called for to day to decide
what to 30. The city Is fast filling up. The ball
IN the Crystal Palace proved magnificent affair.
Second Dispatch.-At the Orange meeting held
Aere today it was resolved to adhere the course
Intended to be pursued at the reception of the
Pfiaee, Viz The procession, with banners, regalia,
etc.
The intelligence from Kingston this evening has
created the greatest excitement among all classes
of the citizens, sad the most serious consequences
are feared.
Kingston, Sept t.-The steamer Kingston with
the Prince of Wales and Royal suite arrived at 4
O'Clock this afternoon when the 0raugemen as.
sembled in great force to receive them. The Duke
of Newcastle declined to land unless all party de-
monstrations were withdrawn. The most intense
excitement was created-tfe 0rangemen refusing
to make concessions, and the royal party remaining
on board the steamer. Matters seem to be getting
beyond the reach of compromise, and il is difficult
to say what may be the result.
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TIIE Plot AT SELNA.-The Issue Of last Friday
says: -.g.. ."....
-Four negroes were arrested here on last evening
upon information given by one Of those in jail
snrrectonary movement recently discovered at
that place. Eighteen have been arrested there,
and three hundred more it is said are impli-
Gated, and will be taken into custody as soon
as they can be apprehended. A number at Men
teyao and Childersburg and in the surround.
ing country are mentioned by those already taken
as engaged in the general plan.t Our town Coun-
ell has taken the whole matter under advisement
and will no doubt adopt prompt measures for the
protection of the community and the summary
punishment of the cuprits
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Domestic and Commercial Intelligence.
IBY THE AMERICAS AND SaTIov4L L1SEs.I
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lI,nIRp pIsTRIcr PoUNp.-Hyas brought
I,rAyE nu rRoIsIEME DIsTRIG6T!.-:n - 4. E

IA SO conduit Ddp6, des payes dn lfoseie psc i'
dos ons Enllnts entire Clouet OF Louisa, CONNIE epNo
Une juntn sarc 10 mains dc heueu Lar leunc CT Fason
mint ss uietls do duTrrte DlRncR ct dnpee par th
Tine lunen saue dun air jeune CT rhyohhani pas nePe
visible ,,,tt ,tai,a ~, r,c f.,,,c,,a
nr celle 4 ga,che ttampiG lepaue dIote par un D.
81 lie. dts nnimauX sont fecAnes dams Ghq Jouh "
les rajs raves lis eroni veudus enchere pnblqne al dt
dGpo le MERGREDi l2 de sepembre 1860 10 heures a NJ
SouSs''s so''V''r' w G. T. FAyssoux,
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GO SOILS q UIEr.
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GoNFTReLLER's Off
City Of New orleans, Aug. %,
mo. 5350.1

City Of New Orleans, Aug. 30, 1905
no. 535o.l
By of the Committees Finance and Streets and Land
ngs hereby give notice that MONDAY. the 2ith Sep
enber 1850 viii eadjudicae my oice Il O'Clock NJ
the under The resolution of the Common Council
to wit:
contract for constructing b4lck culEert Claiborne la
nal from Orleans TO Espanade street
The done in accordance with plans and specifics
on file in the Surveyors Office and eoioSe Published in
ans1 2s Y. DuPLEssIs. Comptroller
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NUMBER l6O.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TeLeaaaeaso 70 The NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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ppAyE Du DEuxrr1E p1srR1cT.-n q

IA dtpUt epaSes du e'Siee Dlstrie en-
coiguurc liienNillc ct GalSezt CONNIE tpAHe--
Une yache ronge ~ blanche, sans cornf.
II IL All animal pa rtcRm6 dams cnq ionrs q les
frals payt ii sefa yendu enehee rubqne ~ dit depot,
ie SAMEII s de srptembre is61. l0heures a. N.
u MILTON REIF Coinmissare des Rnes
Nh 10 4 Alea anrllhtunre lsGn. kel IL
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SEcoND nrsrR1cr pouNp-Mas brought

GECOND DDIsTHIJT E1UUNL- " us RI lUnFUUSlIllt UUSll
- the Second Disict Pound, corner oi BiehSe ana Cal
streets, esttay-
One red and whi,c.spottet cow--no horns.
which 81 nnt claimed within five days and the expenses there
pad viii be sod public auction at said Pound on SAT
CRDAY, September ), 1860 s 10 O'Clock A. NJ
j. MILTON RELFt Street Commissioner.
40 ALFRED A. DTCROS
Clerk Of Comptroller.
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RAIN N NoRTHRRS LorIsIASA.-The Franklin
Sun of the 3lstsays:
We had tremendous storm Of rain on Tuesday
another during the night, and a third on Wednes
day morning. All the previous rains that we have
had scarcely made puddle holes in the creek, but
these last filled it half full and set it to running.
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SEcoNo nlsrI;IGI POUND Was brought 1as ihot

streets estrRy--
One bay stud colt white hind foot. ....
Which ii not claimed within five days and the expenses there
on paid will be sold public auction al said Pound, en-
SAfljEDAY September s. 1860 al 10 O'Clock ~ N.
New Orleans, September 4 1861 a. r,,--..---
s. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
iVs''''''N ALFRED A. DtCROS,
Clerk OF Comptroller
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From our SPECIAL Travelling Correspondent
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Concordia will make somewhat less corn than
usual, but it is never attempted in that parish TO
make as much as it needs. The land is oonsiaerea
100 valuable for the growth of any thing bt cotton
and the grain market of the west is too convenient
VIA the Mississippi The cotton crop will probably
be mnch under a full one, but will be fag
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ISPAyE DU DEUXIENIE DISTRIGT;,--u a
IA 6t5 conduit Depot des EpaVe7 du beuNeme bi'le
.epcoltllnrr Benyic Gaiyez, connie tpaVe--
Tn Ioulain bai, mn pied de ttrricre blanc.
iii d animal pas GclamG cling oHi5 les fras
pnyfs seTa yerdus renchee publque au dit depot lie
SkMEDI S de sepenbre 1860, 4 10 heures a, NJ,
4 - j. MILTON REI4F ComTniSsairt des rres.
4 Nonvelle. Orleans 4 de septenbre 1860. se5 At
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r,pApE pu PREMIER pIsrR1cT.-n a


nrvndos entire les rues Julie ei Grod, cOmme epaNe-
In cheye esropie des piea de deEan ue eoie aii
front une Gta1rpe iilisible a Ia hanche gGuche .
81 dit animal recRm6 dams cq jofs e ies lras
payes Il sera veuin enchce pq6ique an dii depot lie
NfRtREDI IL dc septembre 1860 a 10 lienres A. NJ.
c. l. FAYSS0UA
DGputh Cotunissaire deS Rnes
NoryelIe OrGaus, septombrc l7G0 SCI 10 IL II
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WAS brought 20 the City Police Jail
w the 3Dtb OF August, ls6g The black boy AV0CAT.
Says he beos Mr. Serapin Brou who lives in the parish
Of st. Charles La He is feet inches high, stout built has
fine teeth, and is aged about Ii years.
The will call and claim his property according to law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ. JR.,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered September 3, 1850.
ALFRED 4. DECROs,
sell Clark OF Gn1nptroilGr,
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WAS brought to the City Police Jail ON
w the 3lst Of Angus, 1860 he dark si boy MIKE says
he belongs Mr. Samuel Fielder WHO lives in White county
Miss He is feet 81 inches high, has of the upper teeth
missing, very small ears, aud is aged about IS years
Tie will call aim bis property according law
N MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper oil City Police Jail.
Registered September 3, 1850
ALFRED A. DUCROS,
So. l5t Clerk af COMPTROLLER.
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POLICE JAlL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought TO the City Police Jail ON
w the goth of augIst 1850 the dark grill gr uRANlE
sias LUCINDA LEWIS. Says she raised by MIS- Mau
passant afterwards gong by Nh Ncior P6pin then sold
negro trader by the of White then to Mr. Miller
free Of by Mr.. Miller Col Bingaman who
then living Natee1 Miss aud finally sold By the atter
Jefn Lewis who left California about twelve years ago
She heard anything of him since, and consequently
always supposed herself he Sine feet inches high
fas thin agreeable fece and Is aged about 50 years
witir owner viii call property according to law.
, r MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JE.,
Keeper Of City Police jail.
ALFRED A. nUGROs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

'l,Kl STEE'S SALE.-WasRsAs, on the Let day
/ Of June, A. b. 1885,, Claus Roeck execsted I'M
to Louis A. Nscklot. - T.ustee,a certais deed 81
Trust. conveying to said Trustee the land in Gin
TIN coun y, Iowa, des. ribed - follows. to Wit
The northwest suarter Of Section No ihi,ty -6ve
1851, In Township No. eighty one Isl n rtn, II
Range No. two az east Of the 9Th r. which
said conveyance Was made BY the said Hoeck for
the urpose Of securing the pa. ment Of two GER
tain promtss0ry mites, and the interest thereon.
signed By said Claus lloeck. dated the Let day Of
June, A. D. 1855, and payable Is fnllows: One for
two hupdred and forty dUllars, and the other for
feuf hundred dollars, both due IN ten years sitter
date 1t The Banking House ~ Asskiot I Cosbin,
with interest payable annually Ut the rate Of ton
per cent 4 #aA F-ta
And new, thirty two dollars Of the interest On
Sid note Of four hundred dollars. das June lat,
1860, having become due and payable, and the
said Claus Hoeck having failed to pay the same,
I. Louis a. Aacklos, Trustee aforesaid, do here
BY give this public motive, that By vistxs If the
Trust, wi!l. N Saturday. The 81 day Of SePtem-
Der. A. d.. 1851, 1t the hour OF nine ecOok II the
forsnocs Of said dAy. q the Court House door, in
the Of Davenport, expose and seer for esle, 1t
public auction, for cash, the parcel Of land above
deserved. o. . m1ch thereof, - may b necessa-
~ - Aaaisiy Cd Pa1 saaia .inteSsst,
with the interest t6vTe00 to the day II sale, To-
gsther with oil the clA . and sxpenses attending
aid sale, .osts Of this notice and Trustee's fees
Dated the 18th day Or Augast, y. D, 1885,
-He' .9i.AsssA AiF LOUISA. 4AOKh0T, 4
aug13-dts g-a e Esq ff.stee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14
kirby's Amer icas Ha; veSicr.
Patented 1855.

THIS MACHIN Z received the Silver Medal at
| the celebrated Syracuse Trial, under the United
States agricultural Society. a. Combined Reap
| Or and Mower, At the N. Y State Fair in 1858,
and the First Premium ~ . REAPER; also at
the State trial ut Laporte, Indiana and Premi-
um at the Iowa State tsir in 1879. Also, the
First Premium At the N. Y. State Fair 1t Albany,
in 1882 and at hundreds Of trials in nearly every
State in the Union.
Ills made entirely Of IRON. except the seat,
pole and platform, and the weight 50 distributed
o to give the greatest amount Of strength with
the least weight Of iron. The finger bar i. Of
thus giving it strength viii light weight
sELF-ADJUsyING FINGER BAR.
In this respect is 10 en'iresy unequsled By any
machine yet produced. The finger bar works up
and down independently Of the driving wheel.
enabling it to 80 shroogh dead burrows and ditch.
o, among stones and bogs, And oser knslls and
hills where - etasr machine ess follow IL. Il
70 sightse0 inehss, SD he change nay bs uade
In a Instant, thus adapeisg is 70 eli Linds Of
wosk, wh:shss moving o. 5ssping, os gathering
grass or clover ssed. 8
EASILY MANAGED AND OPERATED.
BY means Of : lever the driver can q pleasure
throw the cutters out and in gear b. another L.
e. e esn s.ss si,ssr end g both ends q The
1s1d - Gsld The change fron uower to reaper Il
sasily and quickly made; the oil boxss. Solte
scrsws sad ssts, ars sasily accessible. ~ -
IT CANNOT BIZ cL0GGRD: ,1ae
IL has no side draft; 10 oasysllously sinpje In
eonstrustioa, and not liable to get ous of ecsair
y made Of the bestnesseisls, asd Ne wosk.an.
chip Aad aniaA suvssios eauU eshsR usshins il
~ eeaassy. W l -. -
0ee9 enA responsible mee goaaed = - ~ L.
81 sud csavassing Agssts, u lova. Hi1ee -
Illinois. 1arosn aad 0hsn 80 inviSed - I'M
ss4ese1iassndDsta pl0selsssa -. r. NJ,
! 4. go. 80 - ) Ilidiir. Nsw1 6stYs & , .
~. sacai soassal 49, lpV1losas1 - ~ - !.
.asomknA san .es61nusAtN e. x
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

TUESDAY evening an Irishman named
Patrick Reed, living in the Alb ward,
while carry ing bag Of wheat from one
Of the upper railroad cars, which was
being unIo.ded. fell AMI badly fractured
Lis upper and lower jaw bones, and al
so Injured his spite. Drs. Hughes and
Bond being called 10, opersted upon
him, extracting several bones At las,
adv'ces he Was doing well.-Keokuk
Times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

OreIO0esJO0 k00ess1n Mem OHt0ms
Bush, who ed It's the Oregon States.
man, and "had hand' in the late 20.
l',icsl struggle, mournfilly commiseratss
Lanes defeat after this style:
"Never more shall We have the esteem.
ed privilege of grasp'ng the ever prof.
cred hand, aud rece'vir g the hearty ''God
bless you" OF ancient Joseph.
"Nary mother
time shall we gaze with irlepress,ble
wonde. and admiration, upon the dilap-
idsted tie which was wont to protect bis
venerable brow from sun and storm, or
the modest, oll-fashioued. shad- bellied
coat, with rusty brass buttons. where
with be adorned bis stalwart frame on
eIectioneer'ng OCCASIONS, or the antigua
ted waistcoas, or the incxpre, sibI+s pos
teriorly patched with buck.k KIN, or the
shortblack pipe, Or the gold cane
presented by the President" or the
other paraphcrnalia Of drmopoxueism
wherew,ih be 80 successfully aatonished
and deIuded his beloved Oeegonisns. !"
Never again shall we open our ears and
bold our breath, while 10 his peculiarly
modest manner and language he tells us
how Frank Peirce slapped him on the
shoulder and a.ked him to take q seat
10 his cabinet; how he dined and sup
Cd and slept with Old Buck how Steve
Douglas wished him nominated At
Charleston for the Presidency, and pro-
m'ssd'to stump thirteen States tor him !;
how ladies visited his room and drank
champagne with him how the sweet
creatures begged for his daguerreotype,
and wrote verses to him We take /
melancholy pleasure in remem boring oil
these interesting particulars never
more shall We hear them from the truth
and ~i:domsP speaking lips Of ancient
Joseph" ,l,-.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

LEAP YEAS SEsl1nEsr.-At public
'Tea Patty Recently held in one Of our
country towns, where Sentiments" we're
10 order. timiI bschelosl sas bold
enough to remind the ladies' that lean
year sas upon them, BY Offering the FOL.
lowing: 5lsr @hsa .s's .7,as $685.
Tires ioas wsasy pears hsvs waited Tor thip:
New II yosr peIthe qaestion III surely ~ yes.
To which the lady promptly rsspo.d-
ed - tolI0w1:siaQif u giaass 9sa4 a. aak.F
H. nan without ssanGs - = his eUa veeine,
1sv Do his eva vashia6 81 eakiag AnA seWisS.
b&bssAalee aoehsd diaoeie. r,gas d {
ss<2 ,I;sS saa..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

A MAJORITY Of the Democratic papers
in the Wheeling Congressional Dis
trict are for Douglas. Their names are
the Morgantown Star, the Middleton
Plaisdealer, and .he Wheeling State
Gazette.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

Don ocpaeic Hesiaeet C0mmsetee.
The following nsmsd gentlemen cons ituts ths
National Dem. cratic Resident Executive Commit
Tee, st Warrington:
Hon. Nuns TAYLOR, o. Louisiana. Chairman.
Hon. AL,xANDRe RUST, Of Arksneas.
0ensral JAxss T PaArr, OF Connecticut.
Hon. Wv MONTGOMERY, ri Pennsylvania.
Hon. JAMES CRAi0, Of Missouri.
4. y. BANGS, Esq, of Virs,nis
Hen. Y. L. VALLANDIGHAM, Of Ohio.
Hoa. J0uH 4. AsCLsRxAND, Of Illinois.
Hon. CaAsLa II. LAsAsgE, Of Wisconsin.
All communications should be addressed to
hoS NILES TAYLOR, N. c.,
CHI Nat. Dem. Rec. Com, Washington, d. G.
JAAss 3. HoLLAND, Ssc'y Of Com.
H. G. IAxT. Treasurer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

Tbs National Democracy of North
Carolina have called q State Conven-
ton, soon to be held at Raleigh, to NOM
mate Douglas and johnson electors. 1t
remains to be seen whether, in case
Breckenridge does not withdraw, his
friends will persist in running ticket,
and thus give the State to Bell and
Ever EFT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

BRRcKIxR1OoE IN ST.. LouIs.-Atter
all the time, money and labor which
has been expended in the St. Louis pre-
cinct. where the boilers claimed they
would have . "decided Democratic ma
iority," Mr.. Hancock Jackson, the
Breckenridge candidate for Governor,
polled in all 275 votes. Claiborne F.
Jackson, the Democratic nominee.
(Doug'as received 9,764 votes. This
shows how almighty the mighty have
fallen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

DESERTS THE Recommendations
iteemeline, Of Cincinnati, one Of the
leading Republicans Of Ohio, and the
ablest orator in their ranks, refuses to
support Lincoln. This will be heavy
blow to the brethren in Ohio.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

A BRECKINRID0E PAPER IN Iowa.
We understand that alter n-uch hcsi-
tation and long del beration, the Lyons
City ADVOCATE has hoisted the names u
Breck'nridge and Lane at the head OF
its columns. The editor, Mr.. Durli",
is Post Master At Lyons and could not
make up his mind to lose his place, a.
he surely would have done, had he
hosted the Douglas and johnson ticket.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

DEcL1NED.-Two of the Breckinridge
and Lane electors in Tennessee decline
to serve-Hon. Andrew Ewing and w.
A, Turner.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

QUITTING TIE YANcEYITEs.--The
V;cksdurg Wing learns that the Eue-
ming Citizen of that city, which ha'
espou,e ed the cause of Breckinridge, in
tends repudiating the secession ticket,
and will soon come out for Douglas and
Johnson.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

YANcEY's RxcoxD.-lu 40 he sup
ported the Wing candidate for Presi-
dent; in '52 he bitterly opposed the
Democratic nominations, and in go we
find him at the head of rabid disunion
facticn-opposed TO the regular nomina-
tons Of the Democratic party. TIE
party Of which he is the enthusiastic
leader, have reason to be proud Of him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

A RELIGIOUS society called the t'Soul
Sleepers" has organized at Oskaloosa,
says the Times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

THAT splendid hotel edfice,,he Leigh
ton House, Keokuk, was sold at 81 e'iff''s
sale few days since for only $l4,46O.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

SAD Acc1oENr.-Last Monday a man
named Walker, in the empl y of Mr.
Hilton, 10 passing through the door yard
struck hl- foot against the n b Of grass
scythe, the. point Of which tilted up and
entered his BODY Immediately under the
right arm. Walker, heavy mar, fall
ing at the same time, threw the whole
weight Of his body upon the scythe,
which penetrated to the depth of seve"
inches, and was with difficulty with
drawn by Mr.. II. aud his hired man.
DIR. Sherman, on ,robing the wound,
found that one large nerve and two
large hood vessels bad been cut, the
second rib fractured, and the upper lob.
of the right lung penetrated to the
depth OF trO inches. Hopes are, how
ever, entertained Of his recovery.-K-
OkMk Gate Cifu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

49, 81 -.
The special Washington correspond
II Of De New XDkk TSsyss (Rsp.) tsle-
sr.pbS that ~ n<.ss film Kentucky
sas Lra!d Is eabutjens Of the
.sBretktnv;dgs Nssios1 CosIss;ssee here
land disbursements will be less llneral.
"The Administration is shocked 1t Mr..
"Breckinridge losi,v lis OF" county.
"Bess are sos freely offered that no
"shyse States can be named for him."
The Washington correspoadsos Of
the Cincinnati Enquirer writes: "lo
aKentucky the success Of Coombs 10 .
"terrible blow to the hopes Of Breckin-
fridge, as it unmntakably shows bis
.weakness in his own State and where
ahe j. best known. The moral cdec'
"must be tremendous. H;s advocates
"so- day ,salk tie avenue soith Elongated
..countsn0nces."
XUe Jesuit u
perfectly overwhelming and crushing
ITO the Seceders. They expected the
selection of Mr.. McCIarty by twenty
'thousand majority; they were assured
'.by Marshal and others, late leaders Of
Tho Bell party, that McCls'ty would re-
'ceive large vote from the Opposition,
land that for the Douglas opposition, j.
amounted to nothing. You ca"
"imagine their CONSERVATION, when the
".huuderbolt came upon them of bis de
sfsat by great many thousand. This
"res,lA has satis,i<d OIL discerning men
shat all hope for breckenridge !" tAt
"South Is at an end, for # he cannot
"corry Kentucky, sohat State can he
"carry"
"Let our friends in Lexington or
"Frankfort be on the lookout for q
caucus ct the prominent boilers from
"var,ous Southern States, Who are to
"meet the Vice President as to the pol
";cy Of his vithd>a,eal. You may re-
ely upon it that the strongest kLd OF =
''pressure f,r bic declioation is to be
"made, and in all probability the edor,
twill be successful"
AN Indiana Justice of the Peace vim
Dictated bis claim 70 be called . social
creature,by the sutjoined gracious note,
the correctness Of which is vouched fo'
by the Huntington Herald:
"Comp,ments
"Ai-s
"there 10 to be grand pic.ie below Hunt,
ineton on the 2sth Of May Of the young p or!e
OF Huntington and vicinity on that cccss'on
would be much pleased to have the sd"i-slh,''
i,y Of your eompsoy II Il would be agreeable
aud meet the ., prevail Of your attestat on"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-14

Wharf.-The independence Civilian
6gures up the wheat crop of Buchanan
county. Number Of acres so~n 5000 !;
average yield per acre 25 bushels; total
yield 2o5,O00 bushels, which, at Is cts.
per bushels amounts to $l5s,750, equal
TO $40 per every man, woman and child
in tho county.