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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15

| WoRK on the cvce, in receiving, sack
ing aud shipping potatoes and onions continues
brisk. There are good many men employed
FIFrn WARD Hickory Club meets
thi. Nv ming at I l-2 o'clock. c. F.. Putnam
and F. II. Shepherd will address the Club
The Glee Club will be present
We UNDERSTAND that I. J. Holmes,
Esq Of this city, is about TO open . lumber
gard at Marengo. We believe it 10 a good
point for the business, and We expect he will
| find the enterprise a success.
The coal depot is busy place
these times The psope are finding that coal
fires are comfortable to have about the house
just now. while Jack Frost is playing the dick
ems with their sense OF feeling.
SAM. BARKLky, at the Peoples Store,
bas q prime article Of native wine. which we
know 10 not had to take. Also, eperything in
the grocery line of the very best qualify.
Drop in on sam
WE understand that our former fel-
low citizen, +. A. Marden. arrived a. Pixies
Peak sll safe ard sound, and is probably in
bcsiness eiore this time We wish Frank
the biggest kind OF success all tie time.
GoDEY FOR NovEMBER.-We have
T.
splendid illustrations, q multitude of US -tul
designs. and any quantity of the mos interest
ing reading matter. 1t can ba obtained at
the News D-po:s.
PERsoNAL.-We notice that the wan
dering are returning home. On Friday night
A. W. Chnrch and family came back from an
Eastern tour. and 90 Saturday morning Col.
Westons wits aud family arrived at the Burtis
They are all welcome back again.
OUR FRIEND Sam Perry, just over the
way from the Post Office. is selling bang up
article Of ready made lo,hing very cheap Just
1t this time. Sam. manufactures oil his cloth
ing and to say that it is well put together is a.
ssrting something that is very generally
known. Call and see for yourselves.
THE freight business on the Nj. l. NJ.
Read seems to be incr. asing very rapidly, The
The opening up Of the road to Marengo makes
q vide difference, saying nothing about other
improv ements. The number Of passengers oar
ried seems to te increasing every day. We
srs glad TO see sucn signs Of increasing pros
perity
FAILED TO CoME.-From some reason
or other H. Clay Dsau. E.q., did not arrive
l.st Saturday night to address the Democracy.
~ announced. We can rive TO reason Tor this
'si.urs whatever, and can only cay thst 90 i'm
nense number Of pereoi.s were sorely dissp.
pointed at his non-srrivsl He may yet be
here before the cl"se Of the caupsign.
lAMlGrAs'oS.-Every day We see
'ore or less tes ms p.ssiug through our city on
their way to the Interior. 1t seems as though
old times we're coming back sgain-as though
the ecenes OF the years Of IS and 56 we're be-
ginning to be re-en'cted. We think that next
vear there will be great diff renee in immi.
grafton cts'istics. Iowa. having ra.sd
through the crisis 10 coming cut brish. and
clear. and the immense products Of her noble
coil 10 stsrsssing the attention Of MANY R.a,-
sss people.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
CPARKga Nd GEo. ". ACAKS, y. b.
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN,

I)PYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
i 40. Franklin tock, second floor, Blady ST.,
between second anl Third, davenport, Iowa.
Dr. PAKKExs resideace, corner 9th and lie Claire
streets DR.. G.O w. McCARSs residence, east
siis Of Rraly, second door from corner Of 9Th.
myi7 diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
tDW ADDS. FUASlR

tAKPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ h Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
House Brady street. apl9-dly
Il. M. .pKEITYMAN,
(FoRMgRLY BURROWS h PRErTYAAN.
C,TORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMlS
> sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
No. 4, 5iussOw's ssiOcA Lsves,
apl4.tfl DAVENPORT, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
Urns, Vases, Brsahlst Cups, Toilet
Articles, &c,

thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
| . uniqac ard exqu sito style Of orosmsntstion ot
articler n domestic use. .
Ia order 10 furnish facilities for the grat'hcston
ot III. popular tasta and to meet the wants oI
,ho.c r.trons Of tho Fino Arts desirous of having
Portra.. on Porcela u, the Company have import
ed from Eurote . collection Of superior pOrceliin
goods. IN n fsctured to their own order. which
they sell At cost prices.
As the American Company are owners Of the
patent right and consequently tho only persons
uthorised to use the process, they have deter
mined, in order TO afford
r. opls II every ssetiss 81 the Unlea
sn oI portunity TO possess
Possais' o. Chiaa,
to make the following ps position TO
w.sld.-,s N IN. quarry - - . . sossis 70
v'ss' se.se.s' y =: ,se it'
new Yssh
P-r.ors sending . photograph. ambretyps. OF
daguerreOtype 10 the omce of the So"P~"J -
New York, accompanied by
Eiv. Dollars.
viii receive in return ty exprcss, FREQ Of other
charge.
A ,lehIy osnsme ssst D..skfass - ssd
ss.crs " N u Dosssais : - =.
RED thereon.
BY admitting a dsguerreotyps and
Tss Oei,s's.
they will secure in like manner,
A. basAsene French Vase es Teiles Assese'
With the portrait rsproAs sced BY the patented pro
cess. by sending a pa of dAsueneo'yPes sDo
GIftees . lars,
they will receive in return
P..is el sseh ~ovves Vsses.
With the psrts.its executed equal to miniature
paintings and in like manner, portraits en- be
rsproducsi on porcelain wares OF
vases 81 every sssilsv Of a. %
ranging in price from
z westy Ooo A0aAsod DoIlass - Hsir
n. k-Bs particular in vTi,isg the address,
town, cousty ana state distinctly.
Al lett = addressed 70
Mo0 ser, 0ee coo ~ tugsonAl eSs SeSaso
15l BRIADWaY,
octi -3m NV Yong.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15

A TTORNEY Ar LAW AND NOT ARR PU r.
~ LlC. Ofr,cg No. |, up stairs over Smit .
Variety Store corner Of Brady and second streets.
apl6dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15

SCOTT COUNTY SCALES.
Corner of Main and Front Sta.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ERECTED AT THE
i above named place pair Of
Fairbanks Platform Hay Scales.
and will atteni to eishing all kinds of Produce
Coal, &C.. al all times.
tie will also act a. agent for the purchase Of
Wool, Hay, and Coal. Liberal patronage solici
ted.
sep3-d3m Z. l.. BOMBERG.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
JOIN ZlMMEx MANN.

turer, one door west If corner
~ = ! 10th and LeCiaire streets, Davenport
Iowa. All instruments of my own mako warranted
and kept N order, without eh srge, five years.
y. B. .-Repalring and tuning done at all times
and in the best manner
DAvESPoRr. April Is, 1850. apll8-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
GRAND RALLY !!

GRAND RALLY!
The UIien and the Constitution
''All men who love the Constitution OF
the United ;. ates, and the union Of
the Staies, have a common sacTed
bond that should unite them ~
brothers IN this terrible
CRISIS"
All CO pssrva,ivs neD, who are opposed Ia
the election OF Lincoln and usmln, are re-
quosted to meet in
MASS CONVENTION,
AT DAVENPoki.
On Thursday, October 18th, 1860.
a: . o'clock r. n TO devise some plan for uni.
ting upon IN Uoion Electoral Ticket in this
State
CONE ONE-COME ALL
and let the Back Republicans Of scott county
sec that the people are alive to the Importance
of q
C"jOm for the SAX q Of the Union
Signed by
A. II. Davenport, Harvey Leonard.
l. NJ. Talmsge. L. = Viele,
Geo. ) G Dow, F. Russell.
Chas.C c. Harris, Tn Robinson.
Geo. N Van Hosen, s B Wymap,
James Msckintosh. Geo. Il. Parker,
JAS Armstrong. Jss. Q. ). Altman.
James Is. Caldwell, Jas. II. Dcxsee,
James Donnel, Geo. Murray,
Teo X. West :. simpson,
John n. Van IIosen, John T. stevens.
1humas Kuv i.h, Eo.,..,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15

SAM. BARKLkY, at the Peoples Store,
know 10 not bad to take. Also, everything in
the grocery line Of the very best quality.
Drop in on Sam.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15

-" Stlllest streams
Oft water fairest meadows and the bird
That dutters least is longest on the wing"
And 1t ia very much so vita their things az
vel! ~ men. The fact is, &c don't like noise
ing it. 1t was always formidable objection
to the introduction Of the sewing machine in
the family. that the little thing was 60 noisy
But Mr.. Grover. the inventor of the sewing
machine patented by the Grover Il Baker Sew.
ing Machine Company, has just made an i'm.
provement 10 his pe tern. by which his nach-
inc works with the least possible noise. Wo
go for it decidedly. 1t strikes us as a mo e,
perfect embodiment of what sewing machine
ought to be for the family
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
democratic Township Convention /!

/ democratic Township Convention
The Democratic voters Of Davenport Township
will meet on Saturday, October 10th, at 2 +. NJ, a.
the Douglas al johnson Club Room, in the city
OF Davenport for the purpose of nominating can
didaies for tho following Ts~nship officers ts bo
supported at the ensuing election. Three Town
ship Trustees, one Township Clerk, three Town
ship supervisors. one Township Assessor, three
Justices Of the Peace and two ,onstabies.
JOHN n CRAWFORD,
THOS. F. RUSSELL,
T.. Y. LANE,
Township Committee.
D ! M0CRATIC MEETING
LO.V'G GROVE,
AT LONG GROVE SCHOOL HOUSE.
Township meeting for nomi nation Of Township
Officers same day at o'clock +. 81
GEO. =. e.. DOW
will be present, positively, and address the people.
UDGE ID RURY
is also expected to be present. of which notice
will be given in handblls.
ORDER TOWNSHIP CON.
DE.uOCR.lTXCS SPEAKE.Nr0
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
TOMORROW EVENING.
THE MEETING WILL BE ADDRESSED BY
j OH N N. co K = T., ESQ,
DgnocRATIC CANDIDATE PoR
SECRETArY or STATE, AND
u u ID q II e. H. .1G Il II TT,
or KkoKuK WILL Bs PRESENT.
TtSrn ONf DeMlOcrNfs
Come Ono mo All.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15

OUR FRIEND Sam Perry, Just over the
way from the Post Office ie selling y bang up
1t this time. Sam. manufactures oil his cloth
ing and to say that it s well put together is a.
ssrting something that is very generally
known. Call and see for yourselves
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
i J. VI; ss \ NCE

INENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CiiAS
- GooDRIcH, would invite your attention 10 his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work aud prices at his Rooms, next door
TO ShepL erd's Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 il. -dy
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
n. B. Teeth extracted all hours OF the day
and lght, and all operations warranted. nov5 II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
A. =. Il ID. KELLY.

DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AM
i shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Grady Street.
ian l0dfw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
PRANK PLUNgR. GEO. y. VAN HoSEN
PLUMER h VAN HOSEN,

N and No,ariss Public. Alse, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford
Conn, Capital, S5oo,oOo; City Fire Insurance Co.
New Haven, Conn, Capital. S5oo,04O.
Once in LeClaire Block, Davenport. SEPT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
4 NOVELTY IN the ART WORLD
Photography Upon Porcelain !!
Secured by letters patent IN the United
states. England, france
and Belgium.
THE AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC
PURCE. ..AIt COMPANY,
NO. OsJ BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

having secured their novel and ingenious invon-
tion by American and European patents, are fully
prepared 10 execute all orders for
annature Lihenesses Of Pe sons o. thi -
presenting all the attractive and advantageous
features Df ordinary photographs. tho briiliency
and 6GIsh Of u water-cu!or drawisg, and . hithsr-
to uuat,aned quality Of durability, BY being rem
dored ,mpsr,shable a. the natural properties os
tho articles upon which they are Transferred.
As tho patented process OF the Company enA-
tles tb, reproduc ion Of Photograph, net only On
pI.in surfaces, but upon such Us are very round
u any degree Of irreguarty porti sits can be re-
prod uccd with iault accuracy md dcliniacy of
deineation, upon Porcelain wares Of any de.crip-
tion and d,men lion used articles VI luxury VI
househl u.d utility, such ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
JOHN e.. Hills

JOHN &. BILLS,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Public
OsPloE-Davenport's Block, Davenport, Iswa.
Day2S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
j. A. REID. Nj. ID.

DHYSiCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. IS, corner Main AMI Third streets, Dav.
cnport Iowa
Dr. REID can be consulted at his ofice at ali
bours of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sept25
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15

THE freight business on the NJ. l. NJ.
Read seems to be incr. asing very rapidly, The
The opening up Of the road to Marengo makes
q vide difference. saying nothing about other
improvements. The number Of passengers oar
ried seems to te increasing every day. We
ars glad to see sucn signs Of increasing pros
peritV
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15

n d. cON0poN. wa dALL.
CONC DON Z H. ALI.
4 TTORNElS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
N and Notarics Public. Office, North west
corner of Brady aud Second streets, upstairs
entrance on Brady street. july 26-dtf
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SUPREME COUR
lOCTOBER TERN.

HON. Il. +. LOWE, Chief Justice.
CALEB BALDWIN, Justice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15

Il.NATIUS LANCER

DHYSIClAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHtUR.
/ OvPIcg south es-t corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Oface hours from I to A. NJ, and
to5PN june27-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15

We UNDERSTAND that T.. J. Holmes,
E.q Of this city, is about TO open . lumber
gard at Marengo. We believe it 10 a good
point for the business. and We expect he will
ind tho enteep~,ea a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15
0.sAW lsMrlhas.SstaiD,

La " 1'NflMCT SHIP.
mo r COOK JwILSoE DRURY
COOK Dls sUHY,
Successors to Cook, Dillon d Lindky.
I'VE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for the practice Of the Law. to which W
oh all devote our personal attention.
March 4 1850 COOK J. DRURY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15

WE understand that our former fel-
low citizen, +. A. Marden. arrived q. Pixies
Peak sll safe and sound, and is probably in
bc csiness eiore this time We wish Frank
the biggest kind OF success all tie time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-15

JOHN N. .CRAWFORD,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n AMI Notary Public.
OPrIcE-Nicko's Block, upstairs. jan2O
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-09-06

was attended to by Dr.. Fleming, who treated
the child on the electric principle, and she says
that he found itIa difficult case to treat, and ex-
pressed the belief that the snake had taken the
electricity from the system of the child.
On the day following the Frieay on which
the child was taken so seriously i'll, a Mrs. De-
wins, who occupies the house on Monroe st.,
vacated by MIR. Davis, called at the house he
now occupies and stated that German named
Conrad Keuchenback had killed the snake
whice had troubled the child on the day previ-
ous--the Friday on which che was taken i'll.
The mother says that when The little girl
heard the statement, she said, /" Mamma, ID
baby dead O. end soon became worse.
There is not much doubt about The statement
made, as far as the facts are concerned. The
conclusions and interences are quite another
thing. The snake killed by Keuchenbach wat
about three feet long, aud was doubtless the
same seen by Mrs. Davis and her family re
peatedly with her daughter. Its being killed
at the time the child became i'll may have beer
a coincidence---probably was.
The child was two years and one month oil
when it died, and it was a very bright and 10
teresting little girl TO what extent it wa
under the fascinating influence of the repti
we cannot say. We only give such facts a
we have been able to gather.-R Rochester (N
| ~ Union.
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Death of a Little Girl said to be Easel
mated by a Snake.

At halt past eleven o'clock yesterday fore.
noon, thu little daughter OF b ID. DAVIS, of this
city, whose familiarity with snake has been
frequently noticed, died at the resdeRce of her
parents, on Centre street. The facts connec.
ted with her case we shall state and leave the
public 10 draw their own inference.
A lew weeks since when MIR. Davis resided
on Monroe street, ia the outrkirts of the city,
near a nursery where be was employed, this
little daughter--less than two yeats old--was
accustomed 10 go into the yard or field and
play with snake. How long these meetings
had been held before the discovery by the mo.
Their Is not known AL all evaats the mother
one day found the child with the snake in iis
arms, and the little girl was fonding il and
ealing id her baby.
Subsequently the snake was seen in the yard
and would run to The child whenever she was
permitted TO go out. The child lost its appe
tile and pined away, and constantly talked ans
thought Of this reptile. Her mother took be-
darling to the city to divert her mind from tn,
hidsous object, but 10 yam. Under the advice
Of physician who wins called. the snake wa
! DOT destroyed, and continued iss visits TO th
premises at will. relraating TO the field whel
any one but the child appeared.
Al length MIR. Davis moved into the city an
took house on Centre street, hoping that tn
change would be advantageous to his child. an
for : time she improved in health and took be
mod. Two weeks ago last Friday the chill
. vas taken i'll and consinued to sink until ye'
tsrday. when ,'hs died. She was subject I
convnlsioas osspaamss which were very vic
lent. md d no lime c,uld she take food and r.
i tain Il In her = smach.
i Her mskher informs our reporter that Oh
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Paragraphic.

TRYING TO see into futurity lie trying TO get
news in advance of the mails
WHIsKEY is excellent for preserving de.d
bodies, but is death on the living ones.
MANY man is perfect stranger to himself
never having had an introduction.
tbs original cost of the Great Eastern MA.
$4,5OO,OO0. She stands charged to the pre.
sent owners at $2,l50,00O. OF this amount
$5OO,000 is Preferred stock.
MAcKEEEL have been found plenty off The.
coast of Maine, and the shore fishing promises
better than for many years before. They take
the hook readily. as in olden times.
THE address at the Agricultural Fair 70 be-
held at Dundee, N. Y, is to be delivered by
Miss Susan b. Anthony.
A WOMAN in Baltimore committed suicide
last week, because one of her daughters had
married poor, but honest young man.
YOUNG Joe Smith has issued call for the
return of the MormOns to Nauyoo, in order to
rebuild the temple.
Col. CHARLES, one Of the Republican French
exiles, and not unknown in this country, has
joined the army of Garibaldi
Two Catholic churches in the city of New
York have contributed IS, 344 for the relief of
the Pope,
MEMBER of church in a rumshop imbibing
poor liquors. is bound to have spiritual enjoy.
ment somewhere.
A NEW hotel at 81. Anthony, Minnesota.
cost $2lO.OOO in the construction, and its fur
ture $60, 900 more.
AccouSTs from ST. Petersburg say that a
fearful scourge, the plague Of Siberia, has bro
ken out 10 that city.
THOUSANDS of friends jump into the scale
with in prosperity. In adversely, their friend
ship goes up like dust.
THE amount Of subscriptions received for the
Christians in Syria, by the Jewish committee
in Paris, already exceeds 50,000f
The population of Cincinnati has just been
sscer,ained TO be l5s,o5l, against ll5.s4s in
/. 1850.
A gentleman of Boston has offered premium
for the slowest horse entered at the horse ex-
hbtion, which commenced at North Andoyer,
Mass, day OF two since.
The Life and Times Of Gen. Quiiman.r
have just been completed by the Hon. L. r.
Claiborne. The work is said to emhody much
interesting historical information regarding the
early days of Mississippi.
( THE PRISoE OF WALEs.-It is estimated that
the reception OF his Royal tiighness, The Prince
!. of Wales will cost the Provincial government
! of the Csnadas no less sum than 81 900, 900,
!. independent of The vast amounts spent by the
different towns.
ri LADY FRANKLIN arrived al Montreal on Thurs
' days last. Atevery station on the route shrongs
4 collected TO see one whose heroic virtues have
e rendered her so renowned. and at ST. John she
i was obliged to leave the car in which she was
riding.
THE South Carolinans seem to DO getting
!" uneasy. not se much about The state OF their
defsnces. however. as regarding the $4,000
!. appropriated by the last Legislature, to arm
= the State. a. correspondent of The Charleston
Mercury beseeches Gov Gist to tell what be
has done with the money.
so THE Bell members Of the new Legislators 0,
hi Missouri. have taken ground against returning
10 Senator Green for another term TO the Y. 3
isenate.
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The Temperance Festival Near VIII.
mington,

Inc Grand Harvest Home and Temperance
FESTIVAL, which came off Thursday in TatnaITs
WOODS. under the auspices of the Order of Sons
OF Temperance of Wilmington, was a ysrv sac.
cessful demonstration. The various Divisions
intending to participate in the ceremonies.
formed IN line On. Market street, the RIGHT rest.
ing on Fifth. Mr.. Robt Fraim, of Bra1dywine
Hundred, was the Chief Marshal. The follow.
ing Divisions were in line: Buena Vista Diyi-
slon Of Reckland, A. H. Chandler, Marshall
GOOD Intent OF WILMINGTON. John Wells, Mar
shai. wilmington Division No. 1, Morning
Star OF Wilmington and Pennsylvania; Diy1-
SION from Pleasant Hill, Pa, Lewis Handy,
Marshal; the latter were mounted.
Good Intent carried the banner of which wa
made notice in our last. PENNSYLVANIA Diyi.
sion carried large and beautiful banner illus.
tratlVe oil the Scripture sentence, " For this is
my son that was lost, behold he is found again.
buena Vista Division carried very neat ban-
ner representing Temperance ruling the world.
Morning Star carried very pretty banner
/ illustrating the gift of the cup of cold water in
| the desert
The procession moved off about lO1 O'Clock.
and after parading over a considerable nor,ion
OF The city proceeded TO Tatnalrs woods. where
arrangements had been made for speaking and
| Refreshments.
~ tne woods speeches were made by Messrs.
Il. ,. Mcneil, of Lewisburg, Pa, and William
Nlchoison' Esq. OF Philadelphia, after which
as many OF the audience as felt disposed sat
ue"n 10 an excellent dinner prepared for the
occasion Inc inner man having been refresh.
ed, the speaking was recommended bv Rev.
Mr.. Brisbane, of st. Paul's church. He was
followed during the afternoon by Mr.. Dicker-
son. OF Philadelphia, and others. Towards
evening The tables were again spread, and a
hearty supper parlaken of. Between three and
four o'clock there could not have been less than
three thousand people on the ground, at leas,
two-thlrds being ladies' and children.-Gazet
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-09-06

TURKEY, for a nation said to be in the ar
ucie OF death. has pretty strong army and
navy. She has actually under arms total of
lou,O0O, but, IN two months time and with
funds, this number could be increased TO 400.
OOO lighting men. The Ottoman Navy consists
OF SIX line of-battle ships, eight frigates. ten
screw corvettes. ten gunboats aud sixty brios.
sloops aud other small craft-making a total
OF 10000 sailors and marines and 1850 guns
actually afioat, besides four ships of the line
and two frlgates la course of construction.