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=, = A-----a,-.-
AUCTION BALES.
@~&D<H4
- : |---~s---~ -.-...-,-.
THIS DAY
foen shes. w, Keesee, Aurtr,
schee corner Of 18th and Gar, xt,ee,s ,

Lts AND HORSES FOR
A a r.JnsAf vAnrcTIgN.-w Will be sod or
AA~Ge commencing Mt ~ O'clock Al HI, n -
= = i1Iscomb Stable, on second s,rest. bs
ven fae large AULE3, warranted sca,t 49,,
we'll brok~. H MI"
4 fine lsrse HORSES. warranted sounl am. ,..,
Jectly gentle 10 haTaesB -
TEsss.-Nineiy dass' credit, for approved ne
gotiahic paper. HOS. w. kEEskE, Auet'r
AIeO- HORSFN
ADpiTI0NAb.LWill lie sd ed tn tue eifsvs
sale. a very fac MiLCH COW AMI CALF, ami
one light CARRIAGE aad HARNESS
aus THOs. W. KBksEE. Aac'r.
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GENERAL AGENLY. The subsorIt ers nave
II associated the mselvss this day. under the style
of WALSH II MCKENNA. for the Eurpnse Of
carrying the above business. COLLECTING
RENTS, HIRING OUT NEGROtS, &c., Sc
They have taken the office l4th street. opposite
the Exchange Hotel and by strict attention to
their nusress, they trust to merit a portion of
public patronage. RICHARD WALSH,
~ l4-Im Z. J. Nick EMMA
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On Cary, % dor belo,c l2fh Street. and ne1t 10
Flour Ia speci0r' former OtScs
j. NJ . y KDrs GA Il.
Successor To Jas. Thomas, Com'r MeTchant.l
respectfully informs the citizens Of Richmond,
-.d the public generally, that he has purchased OF
tee legal AGENT of Mir Jas. Thomas si ms stock on
isud. such as CORN, OATS. HAY, CORN
aaa! IN 6RAlS FEED, TOBACCO, FLOUR,
select parcels Of countrt cured RACON, But
TER. BEE~V'AS. DRIED FRUIT. C, piedE
iuE every eli ~ tn t1ci tate the interests OF
lause who may favor the new concern. 4 contInu-
ai ~ Ell the PATRONAGE heretofore extended to hls
PREDECESSOR IS y bdcI3ed-
he refers by PERM sion. TO Nessrs. WAGON
ER HtlI 4 ARCHsR, YAN LEW, TAYLOR & Co,
irNrzG Co. K .CHAEu CAUrHoRN, ESQ, PuILIP
b PRICE, Esq Richmond. Va
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ZTN NUEItE.-Ih ne steamer VIRGINIA.
A1ELA Capt KELLY. and the steamer CITY
OF RICHMOND. Capt MTrcHELL, Of
the Union Steamship Line to phiadelphia, will
leave Philadelphla every Wednesday and Satur-
day, at O'Clock, a NJ , and Richmond, Va every
Tuesday and Saturday. until further not,ee
26 G. p CARUOTn
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Ofie hdiI FdyaDe en- the LIST Of October, 1850, and
the remainder on the 18TH &c February 1861
Reference IS made to Rev. Dr.. Moses u. Hoge,
and To any IF the former patrons of the schooI.
Catalogues nj the Seminary, containing more
GStaled information, can be obtained at any of the
BookstoTes, or by application to the undersigned.
y Is 3m A. NJ. DUPUY, r richmond, Va
Mr.. LEFGBVR E's SCH1oL.-The next
~ Session OF our School begins on the FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1850, AID terminates on the
lst day Of June, 1851:
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL, HUGuF-
~ NOT SPRINGS, f0WHATAN COUNTY,
vA.1h SCHOOL will be opened at this place on
tue FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the di-
reetion Of the undersigned.
- though designed especially as preparatory to the
CniVefsY OF VIrgiDia, IL WILL for this reason. al
r.tu no ie@er advantages 10 those intending 10
en n other i]niversit es, or any College -,
,,S Vns ~ the hetpals Will teach II AfR EMAT-
tnoi tpe ot9ery LANGUAGES. Assistart In
f,.pe o's shsil IN evefs case bs graduates a the
q nfsgaTHna Coip9!iai classes, how
guases.
thing.
:, Circulars may ne Obtained at the bookstores IN
Richmond Post Uaieo. s" '
SIDNEY Ii. OWENS. ia. A. NJ,
Lately FroiasSoS 81 creek IN II e,inioEd College
PHILIP b. sfARAhD, A. NJ - -
.. u IEaaTte of, and fornse sly 3
Assistant Professo, at. V. NJ Institute.
~ J&ew5H
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- now In store large stock IF Shirtngs, com
p!IFlng the following assortment which h is pre-
pared to'eil at prices that will certainly please
all: Ble1ched CuttoDS, all grades; Unbleachsd
Cutt ms; chardsOn s and Jacob Levy s supe-
nor lrish Llnens, Shifting Cacoes, o the he It
est pat rIsi Marsellles Shirt Booms at ~, cts
worth 25o., MarseIles Blossoms. of higher prices,
II he sold equally as cheap; Union Linen bosoms
NJ l25ac worth ls4c Pure Irish men Bosoms al
25c., worth 3Ii2c do. size, worth Soc, do, Soc,
worth 73o q. 621ae worth 81 French Woe
bos'n,s at 81. and 75' worth 81 50 AID Hnme-
fuus other goods All OF which Will bo fuund to lie
u rood auAlLt. AID al Inc lowest p ICES.
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y HANOVER CoUNrY.-As special Commits
sloner, appointed by decree of the Circuit Gu :
OF the city of kichmord pronounced on the 3lst
day OF January, 1850. III he case of Chicks Adm r
isos, on Til URSDAY, ire 9Th day Of Az gust, e. M
meneing at II O'Clock A. NJ "a TRACT OF LAND,
n Narrower county, adjoiniu. the lands of -
and thirty acres.
TEaMs,-One fourth cash; the balance at 8. u
and u months the purchaser giving bonds, bear
lntertS 50, for deferred pay ments and the tlye
10 be retained until the furi her order of Court.
ii WASH. Special Com'r
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AlLE& AN kSTON " ii be Withdrawn from
the line Tor iWC or three weeks, for / ne
purpose OF receiving new boil rs Due notice will
be 81 en- when she resume her trlps again.
The URkTUW n and the RUANUK r W III con
time on the reute between here ard New York
The YORKTOWN leaving hsGe az usas everv
TUES PAY afternoon at 1 T. Nj =, the ROASUK r
every FRIDAY afternoon. at4 z. VI.
Returning from Ee% York every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY, at p. Nj; touching at Norfolk
gong and returning,
SIS INV ''""u 'f'p iof
Passage to new York. including meals and state
sage IS '''
Fare to Norfolk same as w the river boats
LIZ 2l--fs A 4
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sTEAMHOATs. a..

<zpcsA U.s. MAIL STEA sisaIp ROA-
,IN NOKE. FOR NEW YORK The
= r'sSssS stsamer ROANOKE. CAPT ego w
&c en-, viii leave here at { O'Clock p. NJ FRI
ia Esd ms:
Exo9rAiun ttkets Issued 10 20 and return by eth
eF OF the ato1mers. State room and meals included,
Tor the very low pace OF rs
fassage 10 New loJk, meals and state room in
Guided $40. steerase passage So
rassase TO Eorioik game Is u, the river boats
.rIeigh t received To dsv 9TH UkrDtY, j a cd D
10 the hour of o'clock L. NJ. FRIDAY.
Cohsignees are requested to send ,or theirxoods
to dag. ' I'i A'"oe
Freisat ioe Boston Ia ken at moderate rates nd
forwarded With dispatch,
iIckets and Berths secured at our Office or ON
BOARD the siup. LUDLAM & WATSON
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SOUTEfERS COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE
, No. IS3 MAIN STREET, RIcHMoNp, Va

RRANCHfs TAUGHT;
Double Entry Book keeping,
Commercial Calcu atoms,
Mercantile and Ornane ntal Peamanship, and
TIRE MODERN LANGUAGES.
AS:udents can enter this institution at any
tire. there being no vacation.
For particulars please call at the College, or
write tor a Circular.
J. w. REEVE,
Ws. FLEGENHEIMER,
ly l0-lm Principals and PfopTietors.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS DIR RUST bess to announces that there
iVi are vaeanciesi in her Private Class for YOUNG
LADIES, which will re open OC o~E x lsr 1870,
81 her residence Main street. between TIN and sth.
The number OF pup is beng limited TO eieht. earif
agpl cations are res, ecifuiiy requested. tau In
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N tlln8 u SUIT puTChaSeF8,
y lj-ts {. w, PURCELL & co.
ntIHMONnIRN AsnAwEaI prAELS

u The undersisned still manufactures at these
wofks, and keep, constantly on hand large
=, tment Of lkON CONSISTING Of Bar Band Hoop
and Scroll, R"uncs and Squares: ova.s, Half
Wsgon, Coach and Buggy TIRES, and RlVkT
and NUT IRON, Of all sizes.
Also, STEEL TIRES, Railroad FROG STEEL
ard FROG PLATES, all SIZES WROUGHT
PUNCHED WASHERS. all sizes, kept constant
y on hand and made to order.
JAMES HUNTER.
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CASH sYSTEM-PRICES REDUCED.-In

f'ASH SfSEEM-PRlCES REDECEp.-ln-
- tending to do IA strictly cash business n future,
except With such of my customers AS have shown
T. . ablilty. as well as disposition to pay. when
called upon, viii offer from this date as ehoice
an assortment Of Fanny Groceries, Teas, W nes,
Liquors ana Cigars, fer cash, az can he found at
any retail store in town, at prices " lm ten to
twenty per cent lower than usual Call and ex
anime. Goods will be delivered free of charge IL
any ut of the CITY
avail N self of this opportunity tn return my
Hlncere thanks to all whose patronage has aided
me, and bore by strict attention to busluess and
lar dea1g, to meIlt a cnninuan'e Of their
fav0rs. J. KAFESAGH. 9th ard Broad SITS
n. ball accounts not settled before the LIST of
August will be placed IN othe hands for CO lection
Richmond. July Il. 1860. " ii-ts
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~ H--f ofsf'ent fsStRt1nt
INFANTS FO0D. -Frsnch Biseotiue, the
:" lhiaIt Fuod,'-ths fiost VIII, tesoins, mn ~ :
tloq; aGd ssreeabie article OF det kaown, for
MAD. & BAKERS Drug ST. :.
fSo Main street corner above Pos, -0Iis.
GuAsO.-No Peruvian Gear o; nlsS. h am
- - do "A a" Mexican d., Nav .sas, ~ grosa
0aisnban d.; somere ode I.f,.ssioss do; Ma
npuat~d do; Richmond Grnsaa Plastsr For
sale by r.. H akINKER A. ~, =.
~ Brandy; Port and sssrrs Wine, Ffsnch B.a,n
y, ~, ysr, a,a and as cisas.; 9, SaS,es snas.,
" " No aSaa s tesn corner as; a - ntA
'THE Ctfr.sreST Dns a,,.I., a. -' -
4 ,aloiy he had a, LEVY y old estselis ~, s,ss.
No 10 Mala street Can atwSSs 10 found Ibe,1 a
s,rSe aid Il srab.e stack of seasansls De. ty.,ess
AZ prices TIA. viii certainly prove saississ tor
. aa.or'msns 81 aAtzE AID SIR h e aisiHs..
sf sf sa ass srss sfs q
TX anosS D0y l. uo.,A BUf stt .N1
- PAREiRA BRocA-Maaa:s,,e,sd sna Fos
Wholesale psass,sts
sn0 WHOLE AND HALF bUxEN Adj
.''1o manina canal.s; .oo eosss fallos Can
d'sa; ~ soae. sio~s a ssI NJ Iss ssls b
nK. Rusa,s nsp.eiNs< ~-An al pss,as
u Ee.' celebrated Sss s ss'ss'ssss . s 20
rss3 pfs<sis.s, Ne. 70 Mar -.
u SAwsd fs u. a,seadaia ara IA IS eivsr Cs-
a'sHf' BsiaSF5 sfs hs Vi g. s & book
ssl.sS ~. s;'s ss 40 Ar tn
{. aelAKfAl, III Ssaats,
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LUX N r.
j 59U0J VIRGINIA 6's.
% sgaTes BANK OF VA. STOCK
loo shares BANK OF THE COMMONW'LTH
STOCK.
~ shares VA. FIRE AND MARINE STOCK.
p shares RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
STOCK.
$500 - Mortgage VA. AND TENN. X. R.
BONDS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12
From W ashingtOn.

WAsniAGIoN. Sept 10
Official ajvices from NV Mexico. dated
Aug sth. state that eight compsnies of tn.
oth regiment Of infantry have been order.
10 Bear Springs, 10 commence the construct.
Ion Tor Fountenry. other portions OF tie
regiments ON Utah are b-ing distr,bit@ q
throughout that Territory in accordance With
previous or3srs Two comrshi.s are 70 be
stationed 10 the vicinity OF Ar;z"nlA
II vas yesterday tts,.d tha. III. eYpep.e o,
the JafaIese Embassy iu the United Stste.,
according To accounts rendered At the State
Drrartne1., w-r- oily ha1 the amount ap
pri ted ty Congress bot since it has been
a-eertaiDed The War and Navy Department.
have claims for presents. inc!udiox inple.
m-tb OF war and p.r.onal expense. from
Japan TO this couLtfy. uhicn vii, p,ohaLly
absorb nearly :he Remainder Of $50. 900 al.
rropriated.
special agent he. been despatched f-arn
California frcm the A'tora-y General. office.
TO obt III information aud convey Instructions
relative to the gold tnine cults, lnd other le
gal business of the State
Six tepsrate bids no. vet opesei. hsy.
been offered for the use BY government, oi
The Telegraph lbe 10 the Pacific. Severs
gentlemen r-rreseniing telegraph interests
are here on bushes. Connected With that sut.
jsct.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12
The Pacific Telegraph.

WAsHiSGToS. Sept. II.
The Secretary OF the treasury cpened tn.
bids for the construction and use by the Gov
ernment of . telegraph iine to the Paeifc. Th~
p-opcsals Cf Hiram Sibley, representing ". U
telegraph Co. ha. ia accordance with the min
imum sun 10 the Act o. Congress. viz: $4,000
dolsrs per snnnr and three do'isrs for . sin.
gle d epstch Of 10 wcrds, With the usual pro.
portiooste deduction on dis,atches of great
length. Theodpre Adams, II Harrisburg, Ps
nids e2s OpO per AM um tor 10 y~srs s,rv,lle
Clark. Of Sandy H II. n. T.. ard Z. II. Harris
on. Of Detroit. $25.Oo0 FOR 10 yesrs; s. p
Ficklin. of st. Jceei b, mskes three bids, 10 the
6rs, $4,000 per year for 10 yesre; seeood,
tsO,0OO sDd 10 usrsmit all Goveromert dis.
patches at 81 so tor the first 10 vords. with
the usual deduction on those OF greater length.
and the third tA0y0OO. aecoopaaied with .
proposition to run Pooy Express after the
hrs, 500 miles OF the hss is finished at the ~
ual telegraph rates until the line 10 q % pleted
For this. however. the Act mskes no provision.
There vere pres ut st the opening Of the lids
Aessrs. oibl.y. Fieklin. J. s. Gr.hs0 and A
W. Bee. The last ,mei gentleman /, connect
ID 9th the Placervlile sDd st. Joseph Knes
The sesetsry Of the Treasury will psobsb.y
make HE decision the las; of this week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12

o" 4esdsy evesisg after 6e'shiss up Ar
vsndsvss here. .: the isvitatoa Of many
Dsnoessss Of LsClsiss, Mr. sAsssls roe. sdsd
70 that pace 70 address tie people on the
Leading political Issues sf the day aud sseoar.
sgs then sloog 10 their good work. NJ. g..
with his natural eoOr:ssy. invited Mr.. vsIde-
vr 70 meet hin there before the psopIs and
| defend himself. The former gentismsn arrive ed
ss bis dsseiss,ios and proceeded to Dsven.
porte Hall. which 10 eosseq ueses Of notice
seat up during the Afternoon, sss deasely
crowded With gsosleosa # different parties
aud politics. The ladies Of LeClsirs also
ssiDesd their patriotis0 and firm sdhesi,n to
Dsmoesstie prineiples BY turning out 10 large
es@bssa some tine before Nr. Vsndsyer
bad arrived Ar. Ssmuels commenced address-
Jog the people 10 his usual forcible and con
viusi"g manner. The political phases Of the
day we're discussed 10 admirable s,yle, aud
much 70 tie gr.ti6cation Of the audieecs,
which eheered him vigorously. The speech
vas noble one and VI dou btedly made Esny
Democratic votes.
Upon the arrival Of Mr.. vande,er Mr.. Sam
oels gave way 70 him. when he took The sand
sad des out . repetition Of the speech made
in this city but . few hours before, and With %
little effect HE attempt to parade the Re.
poblicsn Fsrty - the ssving grace of the
eouutry vss. - in eli former cases. . most sig.
nal failure. The people plainly ssv that the
speaker night follow something else TO better
advantage tbsn Mr.. Samusls-splittins rails
lor instance. or some other simple employment
where argument Vas not needed. OF more than
The usual amount of braia 20 Or need not ts
called into requisition.
After vending his Improbable pis,i.udss for
Al hour or Co. be subsidsd amid the treuen-
dous silence Of .he audience and made the re-
mark. sotto voee, thct he had ssid .roxfih,
which proposition vas unanimously agreed 70
BY the entire audience.
Mr.. Ssuusis then came back upon the stard.
not exactly for the purpose Of ans veriag the
srgumeots Of Mr. Vsndever, for there vas lit
tie Of that 10 do. and again addressed the peo-
ple His remarks we're listened to With the
most profound attention aud we're loudly and
sspturousiy spplaudsd.
The meeting wss one OF interest. thorgh the
argument was all on one Gde, Mr.. Samusis
having every thing his o~a way all through.
The Democracy Of Ls Claire are srousiug.
and will give Samuel. large majority st the
coming election.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12
Name Election.

AUCUfTA. Sept. II.
Wsshhurn scs. Smart esz. BsrOes 8, Bss-
COR $40 Republican majority. IL tosss give
Washburn 1916. Sm.rt ll.7S2 and Barnes
436. The same towns last Year gave Nor
nil. Republican. l3s94 and Saith. Deooesst,
$3.50. The Republican majority in these
towns this year is 4 2ns. last year 1888. Re-
pubkean nett gain z7O
PosIIAxp. Sept H. Returns from lls toe %
give Washburu. Republican. 80 ass, Smsrt,
Denecrst. z3s4l. B.rnss. Union liz L.ss
year Morrill,, Republican, u. .572. Smith, Dem.
.e-at. 9O.ll9. R-pui.ican msiori,y nos h
s.s4S lest year CASA. RenuLIis.n net, esir
Also. Probably ell Elk Rs.ubleas esnd,
dates for Congress are elected.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12

We regret to learn that H. T. Be.feld has
resigned bis position - Secretary Of The Bos,
Of eduestion. and Principal Of Public Sshool
No. 2. end has accepted the post Of Teacher cf
Latin. Greek and Msthsn atics in the nev
Episcopal University at Davenport. Mr. b.
10 . thorough gentleman - veil ~ ~ Efficient
teacher. aud the siep which he hes just taken
will Great. vscanciee here that cannot essily
be 6.lsd.-D~Ssgss 1Sssa
We are grateful 70 ksov that this 10 tact.
". Beiisld II graduate Of Iowa College, and
is veil known By Eany Of our citizens. We
Welcome him brck to Davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12

In 4 BAD FIx.-Thc condition into
which the Republicau party is sinking 10 de-
slorsble indeei. Not only do their best men
denounee their doctrines and crowd Into the
Democratic ranks, bot even the darkies desert
them in disgust. For proof Of this see Gazette
Of Yesterday. Nov that the Republican party
ha. got 90 miserably mean that niggers de-
Uounee and spurn It. what in the name of
common pity is the little crowd that 10 left. to
do?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12
A C0ALkENGE.

taken Iy Norse ortr 'A< STATE Raak, Aaue no equal
in tAis section Of the country. They are frse to
life and in point Of tone and fs;A resy s~perios.
CaH up, aud look oter his spsci~ess. s."-DEnocxAr
AND NYws.
IN SUPPORT OF TIE ABOVE, / WILL.
i give
TWENTY.FfVE DOLLARS
To any Of my competitors Who will produce Sc
ries Of pictures equal to those taken BY me.
will also give like sum to any one who will PRO-
duce the same number. Of equal merit. TO those
taken by me, and on exhibition at Egbert's GAL
lery ~ specimens Of his work.
aug3i-dtf L. II. MORSE.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS


THR LIBRARY OF The YOUNG HEN'S
l Associations has teen removed u Griegr'
Block. secord 6oor, corner room. The Library win
again be opened 70 members Of the Association
next Saturday afternoon. All eatitled TO the
privilege ere invited - attend and uss the Libra
~. sad :hnss having books out are requested to
return then. Subscriber fee, 81 Per asnum.
ADD. II. SANDERS,
Sepll.d3t President.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12

TORCH LlGHrs.-The demonstrstion
on Monday night BY the difsrsas Ward Clubs
Of the city vss . decided sueeese. Bat "
suss Dot stop as that We msA dssbls the
ssabsr a torches On The sext oses Ion. Let
every Dsmoerss. be hs dsy-hborrr. nseAso-
10. oerehsnt. or . pscSsssiosal man. II the
osaaeins peevids hiosslf With tsseA. Aavs
il 6xsd up and desorsesd - osah - pseuibls
Much can be addsd 70 the appearance Of The
screhss By litsIe decoration. There are .
number Of good lsmps alrsady made st the
store Of Hills wAshburn on Brady. be,vess
ID ssl ID. Asd cost bat thirty esnss' Thess
are % veil made that noas Of the haid escapes
70 dirty the bearer, or easss any annoy aoes 70
ssy sss. Some Of the torches vs aoiiesd en
~ssdsy night were Of 90 inferior max. .aad sp-
- he slighisst running. ,he huid would sseape,
sA'sA nsds i.rey Aunoyipg . others ness
ey. The vietss shoaid St very tight in ths
s'sses. thsrsby sssing 10 the eossuspssoa u
- AsA. Let svssy sorsA bssrss'. eapssissss
s0ssFa ha Ia tAs future prspasstioa 4 AA
|tsesh ;sv~ - iiS
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Which sale 10 TO be entirely for cash. sud the
purchasers or as.ignees Of the said debts viii Le
authorized 70 sue for and collect the same in the
nam. o. the subscriber, as receiver in the ab We
suit, on hisreceiv,ng sufficient indemnify agsinst
all costs and expsn.es to which be may be sub
jected in consequence Of any suite.
III also be sold in pursuance Of the order Of
said Court, at the same time and place, the fd-
lowing goods ard cha,;els, to wit:
20 y'ds Velvet Carpet.
35 " Grass Mating.
Map Of the City OF Davenport.
Sectional Map Of Scot, clinton and o her
counties.
2S-c,ionsl Maps OF the State Of Isws.
! Map Of the intel states.
] Map Of Du,ehess county, New Yo'k.
G'a,s In stand., Door Mat, Looking Glass.
! Piece Z.nc, , sign.
10 Shares Stock Of the Davenport Gas Lish: snd
Coke Company.
40 Shares Ly ms and Fulton Ferry Stock
Syracus. Binghsmpton Railroad Company
Coupons.
Dated this 9Th day Of May, A. D. 1850.
X. D. CONGUON,
SEPT dts Receiver.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12

Tines o. opening and closing mailsia the Dsvso-
port Post O6es:
RAsTsRH NAIL, arrives At 4 aAd y ;sloses
at $40 4 \ and Ph.
N0srgBnx NAIL. via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives st y closes $50 4.
SoUvnksu NAIL, from Sc l.oais and Soathsrn
Missouri, rivss st 1H; slesss S3e.A =.
WHTssn AID S0UsHnsx Iowa NAIL, arrives st
6PH; cloIes at sPA.
ILLINOIS WAY hAIL, arrives y: closes at pu.
DUBCoUB WAY NAIL. arrives 1t u Tuesdsys,
Thsrsdays and Saturdays; closes ~ y San
days. Tuesdays and Thundays.
Or RrvBR NAIL TO LYONS, srrives 1T ? 4: closes
str ~. daily. exbept Sundays.
Blue GRAss ALL. arrives At y. closes at II y
Tuesdays, Thursdays sad Saturdays.
AArrY NAIL, arrives and closes at Il \ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AHAnosA NAIL, arrives and eloses at II Il. On
Thursdays
The once will be "pen ON Sunday during the
Summer from Q to 10 An.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12

HONOR TO WsoM HONOR Is DUE
Those splendid transp4raocies which marched
At the bead Of the toreh.light battalion on
Monday evening. and which added so much TO
the eraodeu- Of the scene. we're designed and
painted BY 4essra Gl,ms 4 Kyser, which
gentlemen bore them gallantly through the
evening. Honor to them for their Oh i'll and de.
votion to Democratic principle
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12

NOTHING does US more good than to
| zee the immense crowd OF fsrmer' wagons
which daily coogrega'e rpou the Isvee. Thty
Gao Be eoont+d ty the hundred daily. Our
merchants are selling more goods and taking
10 more money thsn they have done before ia
mopths.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12

wESTr-FtvE cents per head we're Of
fered yesterday ;or Republicans who would
openly Csclsre that they vUted for Mayor
Caldwell last Spring. Those vho csnvassed
tor this purpose gave it up in despair before
night. The Republicans. like the Quaker.,
staid at home on election day last Spring, sure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12

THE DKMocRAcr Of Davenport are
under obligations 70 the Hickori~s Of Rock
Island ios their cooperation on Monday night
Well remember you. you can depend upon it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12
KcCciveF,s Sale.

State Of lows, Scott county: Edwin X PeAse ~.
John T. II. Tailman, ct al. In the District
Court Of said county.
~ virtue Of Al order of sAid Court, the sub
scrbes, receiver in the above ruit will sell at
Public Auction. At Orrs Auction Room, in the
city Of Davenport, on the 2sth day Of September,
IS 0, at two o'clock in the afternoon, the follow.
ing promissoYy notes to wit:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12

CLUB MsETING To xrGHr.-Democrat ats
are requested to be on hand to attend the
douglas and Johnson Club tonight at the
Democratic Headqusrtsra
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-12

ONR hundred additional torches from
the 9th ward will soon be in resdinees for the
csmpaigr. Good for the 81 b ward Democracy T.