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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07

ST. LOUIS, Frddy, Jan. D, 1907.
The Overland Mail, with San Francisco dates 10 tes
10th ult, reached jefferson City, Missouri, sboos l.
o., 'lock to-day. -.F
ID. p. Belknsp had been appointed Administrative Of
the estate of the late Senator Frederick la.
-Four hundred and fifty Indians had been captured
in the Pitt River region by Gen. Kibbe. They arrived
ia San Francisco the 18th ut and were 10 be put
on board the brig jeanette, for transportation 10 the
Mendocn0 Reservation, where the u. y. SupefintonA-
ent of Indian Affairs had made arrangements for thsir
reception.
Gen. Totten arrived at San Francisco on the l2th
ult. by the steamship Golden Age. His mission wS
understood to be to report Washington the condition
of the Notifications and military requirements of tho
Pacific coast.
i. L. Horn, a tobacco merchant Of San Francisco.
had failed for $l5 900.
The Democratic press of the State were discussing
with some warmth the matter Of the appointment 81
delegates to the Charleston Convention.
The Administration Democrats, having control Of
the organization of the party, appeared disposed 70
the Legislature had elected United States Senator n
place of Mr. Frederick.
The new United States steamer Saginaw had JUS
been completed at Mare Island. She made succcss
| full experimental trip on the 18th ult.
Arrived at San Francisco Dec. 10, ship Morning
Light, from Boston; bark Mazarine from Newcastle
N. s. W.; steamer Orizaba, from Panama:
Sailed from San Francisco Dec. IL, ship Wild Rover.
for Callao British ship Bramleymore for do. 18th.
ship Warhawk, for do.
An application had been made by Judge Terry for Q
mandamus to compel the County Clerk to transfer the
Indictment against him for killing Senator Broderck
to the Fourth District Court The case was argued on
the lah, and the application refused The case was
forthwith appealed TO the Supreme Court
Col. Fremont had obtained possession of all tho
mines adudged to him by the decision of the Courts,
without any violent collision with the adverse claim
ants.
Advices from Japan by the Russian vessel No
WICK state that Mr.. Hodson, British Consul, Lad
rived at Hakodadi and in conjunction with the Russsa
authorities had made pressing demand on the Jsr
panese Government to remove the restrictions placed
upon commerce, which, after thexchange Of diplomatic
notes had resulted in the promise that ali the troubles
should be remedied after little WHILE ......
More animation in the market was occasoned by the
arrival of the Morning Light, from Boston; but bug
had relapsed into its DID, dull state and the dspo
stiOn of the whole obbng trade was not 10 purchase
dollars worth of merchandise unless absolutely
essary to fill orders The receipts of turpentne had
reached 81 900 gallons, and holders had advanced their
rates. The market was firm at 81 o.
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remotely and lastingly bitter and sansuinary, it
plainly does not care rush which.
OF all mischieyous and inhammatOry journals cir
Cuated in the Slave States we again say therefore,
The HereM is the worst; and we renewedly ap-
peal to Mr.. Postmaster Holt and bis Virginia post
mastering cersors, to place il in the list of papers
which those self elected robbers Of the mai.bags
dare to cay shall not circulate on the forbidden
ground. You pretend Mr.. Holt, to be the guardian
and protector Of Virginia tranquility. If you are
what you pretend-if your creatures are what they
pretend to be-dare you stand silent and dumb,
while these examples of arson and murder are held
enticiDey before the oppressed and incendiary PEG
pie in Slavery, whose reyeDges you profess so much
to feari
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Governor of MaryIand's Message.

BALTIMORE, rrluay JIM o IooV.
The Governors Message was transmitted to-day.
He congratuates the citizens the state Of the
finances and the prospect of the gradual absorption Of
the State debt by the sinking fund, rising of Ave
chise be recommends additional legislation thinking
the present provisions of the constitution and statute
book are found TO be insufficient He refers TO the
Harpers Ferry affair reason for prompt egislatos
vises the thorough reorganization Of the State militia
Also further legislation in regard to the free negro
population. He refers to the imprisonment Of Eman-
uel Myers, citizen of Maryland in Pennsylvania on
the charge of kidnapping, for bringing back certain
fugitive slaves escaped from their masters in Maryland
for whom Myers was agent He asks appropns
ton to defray the expense of trial writ of error
from the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, to test the
validity of the Pennsylvania act which presumes to
punish crime the lawful recapture of fugives from
ieryice.
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the American flag. we require NJ instrucsics upos
the subject Of duties and win submit 10 no ia
Engagement Of rghe, and The Union must BE- pvs-
served, and 20 must the State Of Massachusetts fhs
Governor further says: Nor do apprehend that NE
restoration Of the Government 70 its aacis policy
will weaken its bonds on tend - tho d;nssa-
ton Of the Union. In my Judgment dissoIv-
ton is one of the evils not within the soops
If it be within the purposes Of human power. There
sFe stronger and sterner ties than those wch spring
from the wish or win Of interested men, The PAclhs
coast is an indivisible empire Whoever shall divide
the Mississippi must possess the power TO dsspatesshs
rolling floods and desiecate It's bed and tarn back ue
themselves the myriads Of bubbng springs and mou1
tain rivuets that have nourished the father of rveas
from the time when the evening and morning sssn
first sung together. The Atlantic coast In susceptible
of separation upon physical considerations but de pos
session Of such cities New York. Philadelphia ga
Boston, that pay fouTths of the revenue Of the Gov
eminent, win be Of sufficient Importance 70 hold To-
gether the eastern line of States. On whichsooves-
side political power may be lodged, Dissaa.ions not
among the impending evils Of this country bat The
forms of government more imminent, and NUT
challenge serious approximations of the friends o. co..
titutional liberty. t.
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A, tho late Mississippi Democratic State Convention
o1 Wa passed inviting the cooperation Of az persons
in The Souh who believe that j. the duty o. Cqngess 70
1ses slavery in the Territories" lmmedlste neIeaisei'
.rers iesdinE Opposition teok seats IN the
and one Of theu SenstOr Clark was chosen delega's W
ako,oa
We'll: suppose Senator Douglas should cnance
10 be dominated at Charleston: won't senator
CLARK" feed particularly fat' We cant ma inc
time TO attend that gathering; but we shor1d IKE
a. ,r;tness Clark's exit in case Douglas should be
the nominee.
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Ohio Democratic state Conventioa

CINCINNATI, Frfday, Jsn' u foo0s
The Ohio Democratic State Convention met at
Columbus Yesterday. The Hon. William Is. Woods
presided. ,.
claring Stephen A. Douglas the isv9rte Of the ONO
Charleston Convention to cast their entire vote for
him. $500, -
delegates to the Charleston Convention George r.
Pug6, ID. r. Rhodes, George w. McCook, and II. J.
las
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NLw-0KLEASs, Friday, Jan. 81 1895
The steamship Indianola has arrived here. win
Brownsville dates of the I'd inst. yeIr.
Cortina, with 500 men, took the City Of Rio Grade
on the 9th ult killing number of citizens subse-
quenty body of troops and Rangers from BrowuUiAs
attacked Cortipa and retook the city after bard 6gh
capturing the guns of Cor,ina and sixty Mexicsns.
Nine Americans were killed and sixteen wounded.
Among the latter Capt Ford, who led the attack.
Corina fed across the river.
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MARYLAND House of DELEGATES.

BALTIMORE Friday, Jan b, 1861
In the House of Delegates to-day, Mr. Freaner IN
trodueed resolutions that John Sherman any other
"Black Republican" should not be elected Speaker,
and that if any member from this State voted for him
or any such exceptonable candidate he would forfeit
the respect and confidence of the people Of the State
An excited debate ensued, in which the views OF
Henry Winter Davis were discussed. He was defend
ed BY his friends who declared him TO be true TO tho
South The debate was progressing when the cars.
left
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BALTINORE, Ffday, Jan. Q, Icov.
The safe in Hamilton Casters extensive dry good<
establishment on Baltimore street was robbed during
last night of 81 400 in notes and cash. and drafts %
the value of 5000, and railroad bonds for yaVv.
James +. Thomas, salesman, was arrested to-day on
suspicion Of committing the robbery. An accompncs,
named William Jones' has not yet been arrested
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NOW Steamship Line.

NORFOLK, Friday, Jap' o, IoUO' =
-ar,ixed to-day. tie steamship j. X. Sdannng %
,b new line connecting Boston and Memphis VIA nor
foIk and the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
Others will be here shortly. 49,, ..,ob zoe
;n lie nav and James River This harb0r II S'n
open.
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Arrest for Passing Counterfeit
Wnnay.

BRASrFoRD, C. W., Friday, Jan b, 1850,
man named Joseph Bogard was arrested yesterday
at Paris c. w. for passing 80 200 in counterfeit money
His examination is now going here, and an appl'es
on will be made to the Government for the surrenass
of The prisoner under the Ashburton treaty.
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The Ottawa Rescuers.

CHICAGO, Friday, Jan. D, I55U.
Two of the Ottawa rescuers were brought before
Judge Drummond Of the United States Court yester-
day. motion was made to quash the Indictment,
which will be argued this morning. Their bail WA
fixed at 81 800 EACH which they declined to give, ana
they were remanded to Jail.
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Fire nj Rayen,na.

CINCINNATI, Friday, Jan. 9, ~.
A fire at Ravenna, Ohio, this morning. aesuoys1I
the Prentiss House, Prentss x Hopkinss stcsSy -
Beckleys stove store. Lose fSo,Voi insci0d =
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correspondent at Salem, n. H. writes uS en"' asD
the morning Of the 3D. inSt'' the 'nefIOne'e' was
below zero at that place.
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Among the marriages Of the week, we nouce 'nu'
of DIR. Augustus Rawlings, the wei-known cor,e-
spondsnt of LesIiss IRNsfrotsd He"'Pept'' "
Rev. DIR. Taylor Of Grace Church. 20 hSs o 1""
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PHILADELPHIA, Friday, JAN ., i0"V'
F;sboo Newman Of the Catholic Church ien M VI! we
street Yesterday afternoon dead, OF disease OF 'ne
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To the Associated Press.
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To the Associated Press = ,oco
WASHINGTON Friday, Jan. g. 1861
The National Union Executive Central Committee
met last evening" Senator Crittenden in the chair.
Progress was made in enarging the Committee by
selections of members from different States and In the
arrangements for thorough organization throughout
the country The Committee have received what they
conceive 10 be cheering evidences of the rpenng OF
the people for this new party. circular was ordered
to be issued by the Secretary and an address Is IN
course of preparation
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Nl,ifuary.

CINcnSATf, Friday Jan. .. TO- -. ~
Judge Joseph Barker. the oldest white 49, 49,
Ohio. died at his residence 10 Newport aDo'0
a, this moguing
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boston, Frlday, JAN . IoVV'
Mr.. Joseph Bradley, an aged ana o'S'inB u'no" l"''
chant of this city died to-day
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XXXVITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE WAsHISGToN, Jan. g, 1861.
The Senate is not in session.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-28
TELEGR K \ p IiIC
Reception of Judge Douglas.
NV IonK Auy 9T


Judge Douglas had an enthusiastic rec.c,,. ,
AT Norfolk. aud spoke In the ties-bc- oi 6uuD
peo, ie. In the mlddlr Of his address SIR
, paper Wa handed 10 him IL was cut non,
the Norislk daily Argus aud coutain.d two
poieDt Questions III. first IL. IL Abrahatn
Llucui ue elected President OF b., L ) w.uli
tie South rn States tie Justified IN sec-dlns
rom the Union. To this | emphntcaly
ans@er 10. (great appiause) The .lectio, oi
a man 10 The II eeidency t,y The nmer'eau peo
PIE ~ coniorf,ity with The coustliut on of The
United states, would ~, j .st,i, any at eupt al
di-so.slng tals g.urions coht-de Acy. TAP
PiAnse The s.co. d Question: II they. the
onuth-iu St"tts. seeeu- ir, The Union upoh
the a-uuratiun ut iucuIn bel re y cU,-
ineuees nDuv-rt acl against their c.u-ii utlon d
Rights. vi 1on advise "r Hdvoc ate resistrhrt
caliv bat II Il III duty OF the President oi
the Unit d ota'es aud all others u nut hort,
under hin te epiorc- al laws ot The l. = pass
III hy Cons r-ss. aid as thr c ,urts .xpuuud
them. ami has IA du,y uni hy oath 81 tiden
\ u the Cons tut IN oull do al In IN,
power toward Tie good oi the L ) III ~ .,u
~ iining the su r.ihacy OF thu iaas asain-t
a resistance t. them, couis from whatever
quarter IL might IL uth-r aor.i- | th,nk tn,
President should ,rea' all attempts 10 break
uP 'h- mon by I, 81. t-nce 10 it, laws as oid
= cIory treated the nulttiers IN 1882 (Ap.
plnuee
Capt Osden OF the Navy, died in N. Y on
satur~as evening.
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Europe AN News.

AEw OAK. Aug 27
PaTia CORE spond-uce Of IN New York
l'nts ssys Austria has nov 25u,ouo meu II,
V,nrtia
lhe same letter Gays the Neapoli'an govern
nent had dreiir L. 10 .'pon- tie pariiatn ma
~ elections md, hniirly hi step, which l.
'q4iv"ie"t IN the e}e ~! he N-ap9i'tnns 10 III
titothtloh oil the Irw constitution. ard viii
produce an innen . t1cctuaiion. and onl, has
II the cri,'s wh ch the King wishes 10 avoid
hdvices from re western coast Of Africa yls
England, -iate That The Cnpi Of 'h- American
taik Edwin OF Salem. ha. been accused ot XIII
others.
he gun boat Loclim was at Cape Coast, ana
the commander WAS inves .iyatiny the affair
TIE King OF Dl.omey uas about t. sn,ri-
h'e 20 % persons TO the me.lory Of the lat.
klDgs father
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-28

Ii. Z. DEAN AT NIL'oN,-lhe De.
mocrscy Of Wilton and adj ,ining country, had
the pleasure OF hearing this eloquent champ.
on OF Democracy in speech OF near four hours
duration Negotiations with the NJ. 4 NJ R.
X. Co. with regard to, unniDg excursion trains
were delayed - much that bills an ouncing
The meeting, we're not got out until within
three or four days OF the meeting, thu. putting
it out Of the way of any person not near
the cont uous ints Of to learn anythin z
| about it. Notwithstanding The very short no
lice, from FIVE husired to one thousand were
present iaclu.iing many ladies' 1t is imposs
bic to present the spe ch in langus sge that will
come anything near Q correct id- OF i.s power
ard beauty. Ia power rofargunen alton, force
Of logic. beauty Of elocu,ion and bri' ancy OF
Imagination, Henry Clay Dean is s.cond to no
stump speaker in Anerica. l. matters Ii tie IN
ITS effects Ct WEAKNESS uron the audience
whether he speaks me or five hours. there is
90 much OF variety, so mucn of truth utter ed
that the attention OF an aud is never
wearied in listening 20 him No man in the
State ia comrlimented with such au licences
Mr.. Dan. No Republican in the State dare
meet him, and it is to be hoped that the Re
publ can press aud speakers Will keep up their
abuse and vlitication OF him.
Dr.. }. B. Mex Many of our
citiz rs will remeu Der the person whose name
Doctor practced as physician then he was
for while engaged as editor OF tn. Gazette but
u.ing too honest a man for that, il is said that
he took up the practice Of passing or veniinq
counterfeit money. TIE Doctr having slip.
ped up at that gams-the town beco ming OF
nox Gus and unpleasant to him, and fearing lea,
he should be reqnr, to appear before tselve
of his country .aen ''in panel ass embled," d.
parted for parts unknown. but to turn up i.
Cincinnati. where he was again deterted the
c,uuterf-i,ing business. otwhich our readers
have heard. For some time alter that th.
Doctor has not been heard Of here, until yer,
lately. when the news came that instead OF re
pentng Of his wckt dness, and endeavoring to
lead an honest and useful life, he mas started
Black Republican camp.ign paper called the
kali splitter" N which he spreads himself
weekly While arauousy supporting Abe i'll
MS right hand, he is peddling ont counterfeit
money with his lef, With rolls OF Lincoln cam
pa'gn documents ia one packet ani /. roll Of tn.
"f msy in the other, he does service for Hon
est Oli Abe" That's what We ctl "miser,
w"d to gui t. We hope truly hoI ell
Doctor would yet reform but we give it u
nov; the Continuation 10 too strong-it will
hold him down as though he were wrapped
about with chains Of steel. fast bol,ed
ito the adamantine floors Of Satan's lowe,
dungeons.
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Mail Arrangements.


Times o. opening and 'osing mailein the Daven-
port Post Ohice:
EASTERN MALL arrives at "a y and Pm c oses
At $40 Mand 5 Px.
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives Mt p N; closes $40 AN.
.OUIHLRH MAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, a rives atsP closes $50 0An.
WEsTEEN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
6PM; clos at s Pm.
'LLIsOIs WAY AL, arrives A n: closes At Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL. arrives at = p Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, closes at s y Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
CP hIvEx MAIL TO LYoSs, arrives at 9 P NJ closes
atsPA, daily, exbeps Sundays.
bLUE GRASS MAIL. arrives at 2 " closes at II n
Tuesdays, Thursday a3d saturdays.
AMrTy NAIL, arrives and closes at IL n Tuesdays
and Fridays.
ANAMOsA NAIL, arrives and closes at IL \, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from 9 to 10 AN.
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CHAs. 4. PUTNAM. JOHN N. ROGERS
~ NAM Il ROGEKS.
A TTORNLYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
IA OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 70, Main ST.,
Second Floor. Jun7-du
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Meeting OF the Dou .tas Democracy.

IT Leui-, Aug Il
The Douglas Democrats hrl u iup.iln,
her on Saturday night, which vas al r-ss-d
~ reir-sentatives elect Clark Noel John
Is Henderson Ger. ,enheine. ini. k-rub
'lran en- dldate t5f Governor, az FrauA bln,
sddfessrd meeting at the st Charles or
fhnr-lay e. enlnt
Appointments for speaking have been mad
~ he ihov- named aud other rnmu,G, Re
tthhilcats 70 some twenty counties during the
remainder OF the camp,ign.
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co Nj NJ + r CIAL !.
DAy a'0isI rsA.ki.L La.
DAILY X. PORT.
O7FIcE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEws,t
- ~

OTFIrE DAILY jKNOcRAT AND News
Moniay Eve, August p, lsbJ.
Market active aid buoyant. Wheat is shade
better, although still unsettled ranging from f6
t. Ilc, but Csc about the average price. On
ion. suffered another decline, and is quoted at on
ly 2oG26c. Oats is alse shade lower. Barley
in good demand at 4Oc. We quote:
FLOUR In fair demand a, IS 5oretal, AMI 81 25
wholes ,le for City Spring Extra; Superfne 81 90
Rye -four 81 o0Gi 81; Corn meal 81 90 y cwt.
shipments Of -four 20 bbls.
Wheat Receipts 456 bu shipments 1900 bu.
We quote at 67,d7o for No. l. and t3c for No 3
CoKS Leceipts 45 bu. The demand is fair
at 2e@ Zoe tor ear, and % ga, shelled.
OA1s Receipts 3l3 bu. In fair demand at II
9l3c for new.
BaRLEy-Receipts s9l bu. In good request at
35040c.
RYE-Receipts 81 bu. We quo.e at 40c
BrcKwHEAT-A good article sells readily at 75c.
OSroSs. .-Receints l795 bu: shspnents 35l s bu.
In iemand for shipping at asa &c.
POTATOES In good demand at 2o925c whole
sale, AMI 3O,d4 40c retail.
TuM,ToEs-In supply at 25c d30 d bu whole
sale and oal Sc u peek retail
WooL-Receipts 800 Is: shipments 800 lbs.
We quote at 20tG35c.
HAY.-Steaiy and quiet at o09i 90 for Prai
rie and 81 00Cl5 30 for Timothy.
HIDEs.-In good request and moderate at 5(dsc
for Green Sl0l2c for Dry and llqtl3c for Dry
Flint.
BUTTER Rather scarce, and good article in
demand fo- table use. We quote at l0MI21ac
wholesale, and DC retail.
EGGs.-Steady and firm with fair supply at
a7c wholesale, and Sla 1loe retail.
BEANs-S,eaiy and IN h.nged. We qaote at
% d90c wholesale, and 81 tetail.
CHEEsE-Snpply light az prices firm At l3G
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve l0Gllc
whole sale and l2dl5c re'ail
LARD-ln fair supply at ll@12Ac.
HANS ommon i0LaGl!c; Sugar Cured 12i2
dl5c: Shoulders lOc retail.
DRIED FKuIr-AppIe' SO &C; Peaches II lag Sc,
Prunes oWl2Ic.
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democrat aud 9ems.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 2s 1860.

&. II. >CgIvkN. y3. Dearborn street, h hicsgo. 10
authorized to receive Advertisements for this pa
per.
ROUNDS h LASGDoS, l55 Randolph street, Chi
cago, authorised to receive sdverti sements for
this paper.
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New \ orh Market.

Ry 7eleqrnrh. Ngw YORK. August II.
FIorR.- More active and frmer Sales 10000
IS % , 81 >uJ er state s., 35 - 30 txtra Stat,
. 20,d 80 -,rrer Western ) 80 - g. IomTcn IL
ueiiun extra do, $5 65 IS s interior &c gotd
s.l,pping brands and Extra found Hoop Ohio.
Aye FLOUR w ut 50 4iu1i 25.
nHeAr- Market ld2c better and more active
5 81 No. Chicago Srriny 81 ZlLMl % Fair
/. i'll Club: 3 29t, - New Winter Red We-tern !;
) a unsound do. f; S.30al "a COMMON White
I1d.
RYE-Stealy ly; I &c in store.
BARLEY EY-Quiet.
CoRs Market active and prices tend downward.
63L common nike western &c round yellow.
OATs.--3b Il 10 Western ara state.
PoKK-Ma ket without material change.
utsKy.- Market at 22c.
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HAVE WE A Hoe Law !-Is there
ordinance exciting against swine running at
arge in this city ? If there is why is it not
enforcedi Daily do We see po'kers running
about the city. much to tie annoy ance OF citi-
zens and we thin it is very improper. Where
is Long John?
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Ue E. q rs r a

FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST &c, 1860.
Of Mfeo' otogicot OLserrd'ions underthe direction
Of she Smithsonian ms. ,tute, taken IN Dag, npo,t g.
scott c"oaty i,eca b DR. iGSATirs LANCER
Lattade, Al 81 North; Lo0gttude, 3 Al IF,a /;
he,ght Of tie Instrument.
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~ spxsv>vavANssH ~ U>E. e
NORNER or FOURTH AND IOWA RTs..
~ Dsvsnpesss lOvs. DAVIS : Soms, Ptapsistsra.
!rss Omaieat 70 ead from the cars. O1les for
WA Asqae6s1a, "a Ann11noo.a.
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THERE will be grand ball at Wide
mans, this evening fine brass and string
hand will bs in auendance, and every third
dance will be a quadrile.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-28
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DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE-
i No. %, corner Main an Third streets. Dav
enport, Iowa
nr. REID can be consulted at his Office At all
bours Of the day and night. unless professionally
engaged. sept2S