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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

The JAPANEsE EMBASsY.-The House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs have under consid.
Grafton the subject of recommending an an.
preparation, additional to the fifty thousand
dollars already appropriated, to pay the ex.
penses Of the Japanese Embassy during their
stay in the United States. 1t is understood tn
be the purpose of the government to assume
the entire control of the japanese, SO far as
expense is concerned, while they are guests of
the United States, which will be until the
time Of their embarkation. This will not
however, prevent State or city government "a
from extending TO them any ciyilities add,-
tional, and temporarily becoming their hosts.
Capt. Dupont will act rs cicerone while thev
are in the country, and will have entire con-
troll Of their movements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02
. TUE sHkk.FFALrY OF nEN.

- HI tCo COUNT4.-I hereby announce
-,slf candidate for the above office Should 1t
/. tae p,essure of the voters To elect me, / shall
ssysr grateful. and will use every exertion to
f.,aarse the duties thereof faithfully and impair
.,y fmh 6-tdl JACOB s. ATLEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

z~-s 10 leG w CHS VI DtSVhG1
No 81 hereby announce my self a can
late for re election to the office of CUNSTA-
al fnr the above district, aud respectfully solicit
,Gsr votes IN May next.
tdeN OEO. w. THOMAS,
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Rithmnnh qispatrb.
row.xp,N 4 MA MMERsLwv,

THE DAILY DISPATCH 70 served to sub
-, s,xasDA ouAkrEk cSNre Pm wEGE,.
Scris,ls. 90 me Garner weekly. Prce for mailing,
''.s.r. or s2.so for six months. in advance.
TIN SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH is,ssued
n 'r,ss.ay and Friday At S1QQ. in advance.
srrr~ WEEKLY DISPATCH II lssued ever
~. and mailed to suiscrlhers . 81 per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

- RarneIs's Auperior Ex0vacto. 1o9 6aTse-
.nx cUsTA RDS, -PfEs, BLANc-E1NSE. icS
CREAMS. JELLlk4, SAUCES. Ia, ke., tpsS-
oOnoentFated.I
The ssseptioa of Coaieseionsss Heel Ksepsss
named Extracts: They have al ths ffeehsess aad
dsvOs Of the dslicate ffuiss fioo Which sh0g aso
prepared, and are l0oo expenDivo. zSn tAeNl.
Sod ~ vhylsssle b. Jas Z. nUyAL. PlCnEH
4 WESTON and W. i. WAR1N0, ae1 q roeAil
BY traders generally. 70 0-oms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02
TIE HONOR OF PEIZa-FIG IGa1ERs.-The n
Y. Tribune says:

TIE HONOR OF PEIzA-FIGa1ERs-The n.
Y. Tribune says:
Inc patrons and hackers of pugilsm and
kindred "sports" are continually pratipg OF
manly conduct, fair play "honor.n &c.
IN connection with these exhibitions of human
depravity Yet it is clear that there is no more
truth IN this than in the boas ted honor and
honesty OF blaekless. 1t must be perfectly
clear to PARTIAL observers that Heenan would
nave won this fight if he had had fair play. You
nave ohiy 70 put together two Mndou bted
lacts-.nat cayers' friends and hackers on the
srouno were at least as ten to one of Heenan,s:
aAo tnat the ropes were cut or broken, and the
ring niied with oursiders-to settle the matter
forever, FOR the pretence of in reference by the
police Is sheer humbug. Had the favorite OF
me vast majority been likely to win, the ring
would nave been kept rigidly to the last
though the ropes had been cut in to inch pieces
but the blacklegs and thieves, who make up
seven-eighths OF the spectators on ali such
occasions, saw that their man was nll hnt
whipped, SO they broke up the fight in order
70 save thelr champions prestige and their
own money. After this, let US hear more of
the "maniy sport' Of prize-ffghting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

Dr. A. ]. Terrell, Joseph Bernard,
Nv. Crensbaw. BENJAMIN Walton,
lanes C.. Gordon, MAJOR Ford,
RIB Jones. O. C. Bridsewater,
VIM L. Wade, Thos. NJ. Montague.
5. Hel.s,ern. 8. A. NJ oles,
Peter Lawson, Simon Y. Fod,
ISB Tnsiey, Hudson b. Ford,
RA. Lancaster, Ahner Hilliard.
Vim A. Barnett, Thomas NJ. Ladd,
James Gilman. Charles g. Paleske,
Peter 8 Hughes, Henry NIrough,
Robert u. " alton, Geo. Timbe rlake,
Y c. Taaerro, X. T.. EllysOn,
ISmes Il. Ma.ony, Richard Thomas,
EA.Sohwaserle, Daniel N. NJ elton,
FeLda,l Griffin, John Perkins.
I. Hattorf, Sherwin McRae,
VIZ Culhngworth, Sr., 4. c. Crump.
Up. Ford. ia SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

~ GEORGE II. STEEL, :
Zee .,ap DENTIST,
istn,osd ooor above CTenshaw's New Hotel,
t b, ia AZ experience of ten years in his profes-
NaEt aS tSm may lavor him with their Dasronage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

Tonic hss been sesd successfully for ~ less twelve
yearu in caSeS Of IndIkes.l FlotulanAy. 0oa-
sral Dshiiify, Nervousness Sea 6icknses, ko., e.
Thsy create healthy sotioa thPwagho0t tk0
body, restore the appetite, eesaliss the eirs1la.
create power Of rssastanrs 70 dasease Sa1Sjy g
tAinod. -
PLANETT'E DITTERN
Are Jurely Vegetshle, and adA1eo4 % ali aeeo anA
e9cd.t,ous; are tor sale .tY flehkk WIN
beDcs No. III Iesri ssrssi 4:
.n-s. flsaGik ks. TI g SSEtos. "a! =. 3a:sc:s:.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02
CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.

TO THE VOTEKS y OF THE
cot NTY OF. HENRICo. AT the re-
49, rssny friends. am a candidate for tho
ssfa n SHERIFF, and If elected, Will devote all
cHce me and energy to the discharge of the dn-
fa' t's tael o,sfdenf. with the long experience
go. G lad as Sheriff, 10 he able to do so in com
10, xIth the oath Of offlce.
pan" Respectfully. .
a. .8e. HENRY K. JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

~. !, nhs iss LAW, RtciM6Nh XHTTyAii HET IN
fs,'y q Richmond md Ia the e: casn.
AH.Aes n 'tE.aa T.. :, Fawlataa and Amelia. ''
'fe<ss. b9l'ainS. corner OF Main and
~ 1t-lg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA, PER OVERLAND
California with San Francisco advices to the
the 2oth ult, has arrived at ST. Joseph's, Mo.
The regular mail steamer sailed The same
oay. with lUl passengers, and 81 237 600 in spe-
Gle Tor New York Trade was dull. INLAND
freights were enormous. The first PONY Ex-
press from the East reached Carson Valley or
the l2th. and the news was thence telegraphet
10 san Francisco and published there, maxim Z
was greeted with unbounded enthusiasm
The bulkhead bill had passed the Legislature,
but was vetoed by the Governor, causing great
rejoicing An effort was making to pass it
over the Governors veto, but would proba bly
be unsuccessful. John e. Bell, member Of
the Legislature, from Ell Dorado county. had
died of his wounds received from the hands
of DIR. Stone. The Senate had passed the trans
continental telegraph bill, giving the bonuses
as previously stated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

r.. ArrORNEY al Law
sSsil lces in ali n. AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
sa al the Courts held in tho city Of Rich
Sles,f e. Practice. rsxularl, :, ,.. co.,,v and
/. Sslss.ft sslsuft. Of chsstssksia. tn '"' County A'a
fssAesx, IA Mn Nh take Dspositions and Acknov-
~ ,shslsysf n, apd Certify Oaths, and per.
OfeJ duties pertain to the oiilce Of
tas Ga.,,,a Laiaff OF Bank and llth streets, ,just
f--> N'"usc- in W-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

~ AhCHEK \ DE II Sun,
wi p,,,,,, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ffsaHaaa ga 70 the Courts held in the city Of
~iahc. 0'aee, Tor the present, in God0in's
NH 7-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02
PROFESSIONAL CAHUe,

les NOTlCE.-The Co partnership in the
- Practice of Law. heretofore existing be
aen ssen The undersigned, under the firm Of Girls
HVL9 CLAIBORNE, ID this day dissolved by
Is'Gal consent.
Inc unfinished business of cur clients will re-
o'e' ds heretofore. the attention of us both.
&C. .GRISWOLD,
AelmOId. ApTii 9, 1860 H. A, CLAIBOKNE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

NJ JOHN s. CAaNiE.
saienoy,s h; ATTORNEY AT Law,
s,sts rs % hH Office to No. Law BuiidinE, near
ataoad se In all the Courts held in the city Of
'o COUNTY OF Henrico. fe lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

s'G IA RENEE =. MARYE,
,.sss.yees in ,h. o ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ as Counties ne OGegyss eg OF the City of Richmond
4. henfico, Hanover and Caro-
,sse esss sts, Notary Pablo and commm,ioaer ofth.
is psrsaen psn Court of Claims. " '"v
'S aunss1a.etfship between M. CuAsrArr Wmrr
sa,rssss, beng dissolved. his nflcs !. now "a
~, 3asl selow G0ddin,s Hall. fe l3-ly
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~ TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI

~ col respectfully announce myself a
osrdidste for re e-eleeton for COMM iSSlONER OF
THE REVENUE IN the Lower District, at the
: .,tion MAY. and very respectfully solicit your
usss inlh S-tGel JOHN A. EACHO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02
kS GEO. DABNEY WUOrIUN.
ar I

"a. oa' Z ever Iupman & Huil's, 10 North Nam, s
's'ein~ Horernor street ap2-dEwlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

rhf'bert A: Claiborne, date of Griswold i
..,"Fne,l ATTORNEY AT Law, practices in
!, nae Hs courts Of the city of Richmond and county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

VIRGINIA PARAFFlNE u UR n n q
UlL-The che apost and Dost light that can he
obtained from any oil. at = cost Of less tDsn one
cent per houri avery eupeIiOr article for sale at
our store. J. II. fEARCE 4 CO., DRUGGISTS,
Corner oNp and Broad sta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-02

CHARLESTON, May IL +. MA running
debate is still progressing on the position OF
affairs before the Convention. No prominent
points have yet been made by any of the
speakers.
The Seceding" Convention" is awaiting the
ctIon Uf the National Convention.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad.

The Rock Island is another road
gre-t'y improved in its circumstances
This company postponed dividends for
two or three years, for the purpose of en-
tirely relieving itself OF its floating
debt, and of placing its road in good
working condition. When the last div
ideod was paid. the company had not
dollar of floating debt, but a balance
on hand for a contingency. The con-
nections Of this company are daily be-
coming more aud more valuable. The
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad will
in the present season reach the heart of
Iowa. The Illinois River aud Peoria
and Hannibal Railroad are rapidly ex-
tending the line Ct the Chicago and
Rock Island on the central and south
western portions of the State. There
is every reason, therefore, to expect a
very large increase in the earnings OF
this road over those for several years
past. 1t has a very small bonded debt
and can, for the future, apply the greater
part Of its earnings to dlvidends.-Am.
Railroad Journal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
Writ aud COrwiu.

1t is said that Tom Corwin was once
trying case, in which he was opposed
to the late Mr.. Writ, when the latter
tried somewhat novel mode of dis
crediting Corw,n's principal witness, on
whose accuracy and discrimination
everything turned, by showing that he
was a person of astonishing credulity
WIt-Have you read Robinson Cru.
soc
Witness-Yes.
Wirt-Do you believe it all
Witness-Well, yes, Squire, don't
know but what lido.
The same answer was returned, a. to
GulIiver's Travels, and several other
works OF fiction, Corw;n, all the while,
fidgeting and getting hot.
Presently, Mr.. Witt considering the
man entirely fattened out, resigned him
with bland smile. Mr.. Corwin said be
had only one question to ask, he put
it:
Have You read Wirt's life of Patrick
Henry?
Yes.
DO you believe it all!
Why, no, Squire, l can't 90 that.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
lIarschel v. johnson.

The National Democratic nominee
for the Vice Presidency, is one OF the
most able statesmen OF the South. 10
talent, eminence aud worth, Governor
Johnson has few superiors. AS caps-
Die statesman, he is far superior to eth
err Haml,n or Lane, and while Everett
may be his superior in naked scholar
ship, he is tar his inferior in all that kind
of ability which is requisite in the ad-
ministraiion of the affairs of govern
ment. In fitness for the position OF
Vice President-cx experience in public
affairs-Mr. johnson is far before any
OF his compeers.
In 1856, at the National Democratic
Convention in Cincinnati, the Georgia
dele. alton prescni | his name for Wee
Pres dent on the ticket with MIR. Buchan
an. On the first ballot lie was one OF
the highest candidates on the list. After
Mr.. Buchanan's election he was advo-
Gated az a suitable person to be ap-
pointed Secretary of State ia the Cabin
ct, tr which station he had many
friends. lie las lately written power
full letter in favor Of the great doctrine
of non-intervention, and headed the
Georgia delegation to the Baltimore
Convention. He has the confidence, IN
an eminent degree, oftbe Democracy Of
the South, an / his nomination will give
strength to the ticket in that section,
and will get the cordial support of the
organization, in the free States.-Rtts.
burg Post.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

Common sense rules the mass Of the people,
Whatever misnamed and misanthrope phfoso-
piers may say to the contrary. Show them - good
thing; let its merits be clearly demonstrated and
they will no, hesitate to give It their most cordial
patronage. The masses have already ratified the
Judgment Of physician, concerning the virtues
Of hOSTETTER'S BiTTERS, as may be seen in
the immense quantities of this medicine that are
annually sold in every section Of the land. 1t is
now Recognised Is greatly superior to ell other
remedies yet devised for diseases Of the digestive
organs, such rs diarrh@a, dyseatery, dyspspsia.
and for the various fevers that arise from derange-
meut Of those portions Of the system. Hoststter'a
name 10 rapidly becoming household word. from
Maine to Texas, from tho shores Of the Atlantic
to tho Pacific. Try the article and be satisfied.
Sold BY drug gists and dealers generally, every
whore.
~ Sec advertisement in another column.
iul5.dkwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
To Mr.. WEBB.

The Louisville Journal says: We
hardly know by the sounds emitted by
the Republican organs whether they are
happy or miserable over Lincoln's ncm
inat,on and Stewards defeat. They are
like the hoy who got his mouth puck
cred by a green persimmon and couldn't
make his companions understand
whether he was crying or whistliog.-
If You are crying," said one of them,
"you do it tolerable we'll If you are
whlstling. it's decided failure"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

SHORTLY after the battle Of Princeton,
a witty Scotch farmer amused himself
by writing humorous ballad upon it,
which SO s,ung one Of the officers, who
had behaved very badly on this occasion,
that he sent the poet challenge to meet
him at Il, for mortal combat. The
second found the farmer busy with his
pi,chfork, to whom he delivered the
challenge of the redoubtable hero. The
good humored farmer, turning towsrds
him, with his agricultural implement in
his hand, coolly said: "GAng AVA back
to Mester Smith, and tell him l ha' ma
time to cone to Ito give him sat-
isfaetion but if he likes to come here,
iii just do as he did-I'Il run avail"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
TIT Daaoscsxffc ,N1.y6szrC6aHl4!

NE S>~SsSS"~is~ AvAssOSA1 OO@nss-
rks.-The tollosiug gentlemen we're ap-
pointed the Na,ionsl Democratic Con-
mittee, by the Coavention which ncni.
mated Judge DonslA
Sylvanus r. lyman, Of Portland. Msise.
Apheus i. Snow, # Claremont, View lamp
shire.
Charles G. Eastman, Of Montpelier, Vermont.
Fred j. Prince Of Boston, Massachusetts,.
Jacob Rabtitt Of Bristol, Rhode Island.
WIN. +. Converse, of Norwich, onnect,cut.
Auvuyte Belmont Of New York, New YORK.
Jacob Van Nosdale. Of Newark, New jersey.
Richard Hsideman of Harrisburg Pennsy"sn's'
Thomas N. Lannahan, of Baitimore. M"'y'A""'
Joh, A. Harman, Of Staunten, NIrginiA.
Kober. r. Dick. Of Greens borough, North caro-
lima. A.,
VIM. II. Gaulden, Of Huntsville, Alabama.
W " Moore, OF jacksonville, Florida.
oa,lev H. Bynum. of Portls md, Alabama.
Tbomas ,,tman, of Donsldsville, Louisiana.
Thomas Flsurnay Of Arkansas.
James Craig, Of st. Joseph, Missouri.
J. Knox Walker, Of Memphis, Tennessee:
Henry g. Harrison. of Covington, kentuckey.
Hugh J. Jewett, Of Z.nesville, Ohio.
H. w Harrington, Of Madison. Indiana.
Murry Mcdonnell Of Jacksonville, Illinois.
BENJAMIN Fsllett, of Michigan.
John X. Sharpstein, Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
VIM II. Merr ok, If Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Henry II. Sibley, of Minnesota.
James A. McDougai, Of San Francisco, Gall
fornia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

TIE English papers announce that the
Duke of Portland will probably be the
purchaser Of Nswstead Abbey and the
adjoining estates, the property OF Lord
byron. It's thought that some inter-
esting papers relative to Lord Byron will
now be given to the world, Lady Byron
having. during her lifetime, flung out
this hint once OF twice. She held the
memory Of the poet in great reverence,
which is contrary to the received view.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
Democratic County Convention.

In compliance with the published calls of the
State Ex. cutive Committee, and Congressional
Committee Of "a Congrs .sional District. the dem
ocrats of Scott county are requested to meet in
delegate Convention 1t the Court House ID Dav-
export, Saturday, July It'll, 1860, At O'Clock, r. NJ,
for the purpose of electing sixteen delegates t.,
state Convention to b held at Des Moines, July
18th, 1860, for the purpose # nominating Prssi-
Dental Electors and State officers and also to
represent ~ in the Congressional Convention to
be held At Cedsr Rapids, July 18th, 1850, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for CopIrsss
10 the "a Congressional Gistrict Of lows.
The ratio Of approximation will DO oae Dele
gate from eash Towaship. and one additional Del
sgsts for every twenty Democratic votes sAst q
the last Gubsrnstorisl election. The rspeossnts-
ton zill h A folloNaa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03
SPEC1AL NOTICES.

!; :: j I: !:
Nhichd 10 otanlJ mir in - bul but ~atad !
sxpel the foul humoss which produce dreaded
headache, tic dolorsux and rheumatism, - we'll -
liver s6sctisus, pain in the side and gsnsral hes
vissss sod vsarasss aPen ~ least exsrtion. Nay,
BsAxDRsrH's PtLLs NOT only cure these aGsoti ,us
hut also astAma, and all eusahis affections Il ths
lungs, y we'll - recent colds and olushs. Even
eoassnAiosaad Needing Il the lungs have often
been cured BY them. Remember, BRANDRErH .
Puts have trial Of los years duration, and are
warranted purely vegetable, and incapable Of in.
juring the tenderest age o. weakest frame. Those
who use, recommend but their virtues aurpasa
eulogy. They must be used to BE- fully sppreois-
ted. Sold It primo: pal Office, No. 3sl Canal st.
Price IS cents box.
Sold ty al respectable dealers in medicines.
jueO2 dfwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

PARsoN BRowNLOw says that aftel
breathing the atmosphere Of Washing.
ton few minutes he felt IN almost ir
resistable inclination to steal something
There are those Who Gay the sensation j,
By % means {, novel one 10 the papaou
that be 'sstesls the livery a The sodsa
q Haey(at SGvO ~ devil in
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

WHAT THE HERALD SAID.-Bclow
are a couple Of pretty fair paragraphs
from the New York Uerald, whose edl-
tor opposed Douglas with great warmth
and vigor. In speaking of the Balti-
more Convention and the three leading
candidates, the editor remarks
"Let the Convention 90 to work, and give US
Douglas, Lane. or ID ckinson. and it any South
rrn fire eater lj,c,s to such candidates. he
ought to have old Abe Lincoln and the Helper
book crammed do wn his throat.
And then, in the same article, in can
vassing more particularly Mr. Douglas
claims, he observes:
"Mr. Douglas, although not an old man by
any means, has been twenty years IN public
life. ard hrs been 10 idle public servant. lie
la, mad. come mistakes in his day. bus they
are no, vita ones He would make good
President, dea ling fairly by all sections
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

TIE PAY OF AMERICAN Army ORR
cERs.-Ths Army Register for this year
shows how the officers are paid. The
SALARY" Of Gen. Scott is 1920, but bis
allowance" sums upto $l5,539 Gen.
Harvey starts with II ,24O, and draws
t5,49s; Gen. Tw,gg's total was $s,459.
and Gen. Woods $500. The extra
pay comes in the allowance OF rations,
horses, transportation, etc, according to
the officers rahk and duty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

TnE VOICE OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
lNDrANA.-Every Democratic paper in
the State, says the Ind ana Sentinel so
far as we have received them since the
nomination by the Baltimore Conven-
ton, has hoisted the name of Douolas
and Johnson for the Presidential stand
ard-bearers of the Democracy of In
diana. In addition, all the prominent
members of the party, regardless of past
divisions, cordially indorse and support
the action and nominees of the Charles
ton and Baltimore Conventions. The
democracy OF Indiana will present an
united front to the common enemy in
support OF the regular State and Presi-
dental nominees of the party, and no
members of the party in this State will
give their support more readily than the
sincere frieuds of Breckenridge and
Lane. They will yield their personal ia
vorltes rather than hazard the election
Of Ll"coln bya factious opposition to
tue known choice ofthe party.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

The Uevsr Of Auburn
~. !. , ...pl &c; IL: hi He..>
Aseishsd 81 sc1 Z
!. No .:. s :. u ne 4: :ss.i.A, "
Or give sigh for sigh.
3hey leavs thee. thou lone one
70 nourn By thyseif /;
Z n 11sase Aassa 0resasy, n
4 4 1hou'pt laid IN the shelf.
And soldly they bid thss
70 Aub.rn return.
Though using thy platform,
It, builder sAy spun.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

"TaE following noblemen and gentle
men," says Bells L,fs, shave put down
their names for subscriptions for test.
monial for John G. Heenan: Marqui,
Of Auglesey, flO; Lord Portsmouth
fl0; Lord Coventry, clio; Lord A
Paeet, flo, Lord Glasgow, 95; Lor
Courtuay, 9lO; Sir L. Newman, flo;
Nj. Me,ryman, f25; Mr.. Ten Brock
flO; Col. Higgins, f5.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

that the usual primary mee ings ass called il time
to appoint Delegates 10 the County COsveusioa.
Verespsstfuliy suggest that there b fall del
sgation from each tOvnship, . b. that tine the
result Of the Dsmocss,ic Nationd Cosventiea
win be known, aad it may b desired 70 take
cousss - to the interests 0f the party il Tie ~
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-03

AFTER marriage ceremony had been
performed in ons of the churches in
Adrian, Michigan, the bride, when re-
ceivlng the congratulations of her friends
shed tears, according to the established
custom, At the sight Of which the groom
followed suit and copiousIy. Alter HE
friends succeeded in calming him, he ea,d
be couldn't help it, for he felt as bad
about it as she did.