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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

DFG 8 mirb be1auptet, CAP
lpobentli6 peni9iten6 j,pei Sbiffe bon
Seem yorf aus ouf oen Sflopenbanoet
ouS9eben, uno Dap Der Yreis f IT G il
men g &lorirf DE / II ebenfo feltItebt,
wie Der zines Safes S6wfineleiib.-
Won foot, Dap oiefer preis in cine 8dtbz
ie auf Dem Stbiffe in Die Salute eeifellt
miro, uno lpenn Die 8eomten Der Ser.
Staten an Soro fommen, finoen fie, lpie
Sa0obunoe, feDr leidbt bic Sdtrte uno
nebmen, obnt elm @ort Su fa9en, 6aS 8elo
nit, rpel6e5 ie na6 Der @r6be oee S6if=
fe6 BON 50, 900 biz $4,000 betrd9t, BAG
1T ieoenfoll6 bo6 Ginji9e, mas Die
Seamten confi5ciren. Die beioen Inter
WarI6dlle, lpelbe entlaiIen rporoen finb,
follen e6 auf biefe 8eife 9emabt babcn.
@6 finb pob faubere oempfratiibe Sss
omten oie6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27
aey-llnrere glatIonolfhuIo teI6uft lIA oe,

SGrllnfere NatIOnaIlduIb brIduft 16 sssd
pSrti9 auf bic artise Summc BON Sos, ,000, ,0d
Bur 3sit, ol5 6err Buchanan Isin 9Imt autri
tcfanren fb S24 100000 I'M Staatsl6ass.
bat alIO in etwas mrtr ale bre Sabfn. srelu|
Der sepGbnlidsn 8eairruasssntiinfte, bic snOr'
Summe BON SO Dhllicnrn Gbal1 SOraussab|
Gin GROCER Gbeil bisier @slbrr wurbt sur III
re6tbaltuns OerbCrtener Yartei' Sreans. Sur q
nf&uns bon Gonsrsbmitslisber unO IOnRisen 4
fuersihsn Ssuten pcrprnpet, um Die @pnIfitutil
bon SanIas unr ancrs tcrrupte Ylane In SOllS|
feBrn gu fSnnrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

D8ie mir pernebmen, fou in Der lees
ten 9Sode Elm fleincr &nabe in ecr Ndbe
bon Miocleport, SduplfiQ Gauntp, an
oen Scl9en cines StidS bon eincm Qocuft
pl0sIib oeitorben fein. Siber 1T es, Dap
oie Sti6e BON mGnnliben 9ocuftS GuBerlt
oifti9 uno in pielen Sdllen fiir Wens
fcben toottid, fino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27
0iIIiacs l1craniIacn.

Sn Der Stabt @atena, SUinpi5, 1T, rpie
Die ,,9teW Worf Sribune" beri6tet, nur
elm einji9er Sodoemofrot ju finben,
n6mlitb Der porti9c, bon Buchanan on9es
itelIte poftmeiiter. 0criclbe modbte neus
li0 einen foitli0en 9Sig /: Iunler Sale
ma, io9te er, 1T oob Elm Qloe, ipo man
billi9 Ieben fam, fir ei einj il
Yen Oime tonn ib meine ga NJ
jc parte treaten."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

ct ober nibt an9enpmmen, inoem ct OBJ
neoem alle5 that, oaB er tbun fonnte, UNI
Die pobrun9 Der 9eoabten 8ill 6u be-
3rpe@en; uno oabSBenoeu 9efo9t babe bob
Us Gin gauges Dn(6el 0OlO
nitbt on9eieben meroe, INN oie1e SADIE su
.besmedcn. Ser @enoeu, oamols oemos
fratilber 9ruder bee @on9refIes, wuree
bann auf9erufep uno beftdti9te Die l(usa
fa9en oe6.,0rn. Seon, uno bemerfte Dap ct
"S30,000 bis SAIO,0OO=n
oltein fir bieIen 3pece peraussabt babe.
Sreibeitstiebenbe SGr9cr ollentbalben |!
Sbiee Satbe fpri6t fir iid ielbf, unb
bat feline lan9en Semerfur9en BON unIez
rer Seite notbpenpi9. Qber bod m6dz
ten mir Die SbotIatbe in Guer @eoGbt>
nib rufen, ooB Dies Gucr @elo mar, wel>
Dies ouf oieIe Beife perbraubt worben
1T, UNI &anlos in Die Scloperei ju ftiirz
gen. Stimm9eber! babt 'Sbr ie folbe
unoer3eibtibe, unerbOrte uno unperib6mz
te Gpibbubereien 9ebort2 Sn Der Sbot
e6 1T bobe Belt boB oiefe oemcfratifbe
@orruptioniifen BON Dem 8uoer unierer
Re9ierun9 rpee9eio9t fperoen,. oos beiBt,
penn unfere liebe Union als Elm freie6
9ano nod tGn9er fortbefteben fol-. Oies
{tebt ober audi iHer CUTE SGr9er elm, uno
mir fopoern oober ale Sreunoe unleres
9emeinfamen SaterlonoeS ouf, tbdtio ju
Iein, uno ourdb ibre Stimmen uno ibren
Sin Fub e6 belfen gu be5rpefen, ooB uns
fere &e9ierlln9 aus ben 6dnoen folder
WenTben 9enommen miro, unb iie tpiez
Der in ben Stano jt brin9en, in Dem ite
mar, ebe fte inter Die 2(uflidt folder
rublolen Spisbuben 9erietb.
Gbrlitbe Oemofraten, e5 1T eure pfi6t
3u betfen Die 9ortbei 3u itiirsen, mel6e
uns ouf oieie @eiie fbon 70 lon9e b es
uno Gub einen 70 fbneren
Staotstar ouf9ele9t bot-ia e6 1T cure
unou6weicblitbe pfIibt-uno bober mol
len mir bob oub feben, Oh Sbr bieier
Qfibt 9etreu feio, uno fomit fpie brope
Burger, Die olle SpiBbubereien uno ttns
ebrlibfeten perabfbeuen, fir rGure 0tod.
fommen, uno fir bas @obt ces 9onbe6
ju ior9en willi8 finb. Die 3eit miro e5
lebren-uno Dap lie lebrt Dap Sbr Sure
DfIidt bel Der nGbffen @obt 0etreulib
crfitlt; oaour6 oab Sbr fit 9inco I n,
8 m in uno 6 urt ii ltimmt, paz
bon fublen >pir, gang fett Gberjeu9t,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27
Rrtrunfcn

Sin iun9er Monn, @omens Steper6,
STUDENT Der Miller6taun gtormalf6ute,
ertranf in Der Gcnefc9a am I3ten Die
ie6, beint Socen. Seine Sreunbe fobeu
ibn NIT Dem @oier fGmpfen, 9taubten
aber, ct f6erje. Mon bra6tc ibn nab
leiner 9Sobnun9 nabe Horristauu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27
Dae ncue patcnt.6 6efeh.

Die Sll, lpelbe Der Senot poliirte,
per0noert oa5 9eoempdrti9e 8erfabren
oe6 patcntamte5 lpeientlib. 0ie Sc
bGbren, lpeI6e Die Grfinoer 3u be3ablen
baben, iino erbobt, obeleicb bis ieet oas
0epartement ieotpeit binlQnelibe Sim
tunfte bate. l(u6pdrti9e Grfinoer, Die
bieber $500 fir Elm Qatent be3ablen
mubten, itno 0uf 9leibcn SUP nit oen
inldnoiiben Grflnoern 8eitellt, Die $500
jobIen. 2lub fam man lib ftnfti9bin
nibt mebr, ipie bisber, bon 0en @ntlbeios
un9en Der 9atents Gommi1dre an Die 2tps
pellatiOns9eribte lpenoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

D2oeuits.-Sm oberen Sbeil bon
Oaupbin Sduntp uno auf oen blauen
Bergen bon lebanon Gauntp iouen Die
lie ftebjebn Sabre eribeinenoen 9ccuits
lb in ltnmahe eineefunoen toben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

albany, II, SUM. Deute 9a6.
mitta9 puroen mir BON einem furbtbaren
0a9elifurme beim9eIutbt. Die Stroz
Ben Itanoen i6mmtlitb unter @a6er, Die
untern Sbcile Der 0Guicr porcn iibers
lbnemmt, Die 8Grten ipuroen 3erffort
uno cine 9rcbe Mlofe bon Gi9cntbun be-
fhGoiot.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

Ddv 6dnfBtn bunbsrt older 2anp Tnb In Drl
wccb 3aunftip, SodiCn Gounty. Sntiana,
pflanSt wrtttn nit g4uHer Mrlcnfn. = Dl
ifaBt rsn @rtrag Der BaTrr.MslCnsn 3u MI
psni9rr ais brsiBis tauisnb 2balT.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27
6d,ncefaIl i'm Iuni

Sn Cumberland, i'm Staate Worplono
fiel am Samlto9 Q(beno (Suni o. Sbnee
uno Die peltlpdrt5 9ebenoen 3Goe batten
Sbnee auf Den Odbern ibrer @G9en.-
SSn Den @ebir9en Warplano'6 mar bos
2Setter einiae Saae lana febr folt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

U8ir le fen in einem Slotte, bab
man in Oeutl6lano berebnet babe, Elm
n boiler Sldtbe itebenoer Qder 8ubrpeis
ien er9ebe t09lit II Qfuno 0onia.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27
Sspnblifanifbs GrnennuHsen,
SIR @feIioent:
M6tb. Abrabdm 2tnrpln,
Som Stoot SIincis.
Sur 8iee. 9refbent:
Arbtb. 6annibaI 6amIin,
8om Staat Mtaine.
SGr pupern
GOT. dnOrem 8. Curtin,
bon Centre Gauntp,
T6r SsrefTbemtem -Gr,udblcr {:

Senatorial : Grndbler =:
1amss ponef, 9lcrt6umbsrlanb @auntp,
dbemas NJ. 5e,pe, @lsstsns gaunty,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

TOer bette 8e9 eineu Itpl,en Niens
lben 3u oemdtbi9en, 1T, feline Stotij bon
ibm 5u nebmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

DFGin Nentufier 9ien9 leete @obe
ouf oen 8iibfon9, in Der Moquofeto
Srief, in Soma, nit 800 in feincr Rod
tafbe. @dbren0 Dem Silben, le0te ct
ieinen Goct in Elm Senfenef ; ais CT fer
ti8 lpar, fono ct ieinen Hcf ,pieoer, ies
ppb oa6 @elo mar aus oemielben 9cftobs
len mnrhen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

TOtr preoi9cr 0aroen, Wslber in
geeu Serlep pe8en 8er9iftun9 feiner
6rdu, jum Soos perurtbeilt puroe, bat
fir Elm nsue6 SerbOr an9eiubt, lpelbe6
ibm aher aboeId)ldeen lpuroe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

OFGin @onouft6r ouf elmer Der @iz
ienbobnen, Die in 8beelin9, Sir9inien,
au6loufen lpuroe fiirjlicb entlo fen, neil
er einem Srouenjimer elm unIbuloi9e5
Compliment iiber ibren fb6nen Sup 9ez
matbt bate, Der unter oeni HeifrCde berz
porlab. 0ie Gmpfinolicbe fta9te uno Die
Gompanie entIbieO lpenn oo6 Srauens
simmer einen f00nen SUP babe, 70 niTe
ltc e6 ielbit uno Wenn fie e5 nicbt ipiiIe, 70
iei e6 ni6t oes Sonouft6rs 2(uf9abe, iie
oopon ju benabribti9en. Spmit Fam bies
fer Gilenbobnbeamte um feinen Sienit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27
Keblen aenu1.

Qrofeilor &o9er5 bat cine S6deun9
oes &oDlenreibtbume oer Eager in Qenns
lplUanien uno anoertpdrt5 in Der 1lnicn
-lopeit biz iebt befannt - por9enoms
men. Die &oblenlo9er Yenniplpanien6
oGein lptiroen Den Seporf ouf 3l64 Sab
t., ndmli6 3u 100 Millionen Sonnen
iGbrlib, oeden. = &erooppelte fib Der
Serbroub, 70 wiroe bas 9roBe Nppotaz
biibe &oblenfelo auf 6937 Sobre aus
reiben. Den pierfa6en Serbrau6 bon
400 MilliOnen Sonnen, 70 liefertcn Die
&oblenlo9er gtcros l(merfa 6 ben Seoorf
ouf fcmmenoe 10000 Sabre. Sierju
fommt nob, Dap fortipGbreno neue Gnt=
oedun9en befonnt peroen. Sin fdmis
iber ReiIenoer, Or. 9toroenltion, fono
l(ntbraeitfoble AUDI am b0biten gtoroen,
an Den Spieber9en.. Gi9entbumlib uno
bemerfen6rpertb 1T e6, Dap ii6 ouf Der
noroliben 6albfu8et lpeit mebr Soble
pcrtlnoet ale ouf Der fuolitben, ouf pelb'
leeterer man rpeni9er Seoorf oofIr bat.
2Sle Oiel mag nob in Den unerfcrlbten
9e9enoen bon Mlittel uno gtoro (liien
Sobte lie9en.
22ie lon9e miro e6 inoe1en oniteDen,
Bis man cine before Sewe9froft ouf9e.
funoen bat, ol6 Die oe5 0ompfe6 unb
oleler Damn gum Seralteten 9ebort? I?
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

E65- prelesnt buchanan BAT leBte Bp6e bic
SsImIdttes Sta nit I,insm Sstp bslsst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

IN Der Staot Solparaiio, SIo
2(mcrifa befinoet iib Elm StroBenpflafter,
pelbcs NIT Den &noben Der belie9ten
uno erfbla9enen Spanier, Der ebemalis
gen 8eorrfer oe6 oorti9en 8olfe6, &C..
baut III.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27
0erfmtb 3ail1dS in bic ScIapcrei su
ftiirsen
llnge6eure S6Ced6tigRetten !

M1on miro fib mob rpcbt erinnern, Dap
mir f6on Sabrelon9 oarauf bin0plpieien
boben, Dap Die Hepublifanifbe 9artbei
6ieein5i9e Sreibeitsspar ooer
Die einsi9e 9artbei lit, >pelde Die Stlapez
rel nidbt rpeiter aus9ebreitet ober in unfez
re freien Serritorien 9eben ieben Mil =
uno baB i'm @e9entbeil unfere oentctraz
.tiiben 9ieoers oarouf binorbeiteten Die
finoti6e Se perei; Den un0ere6tcn
Wenlbenbonoel ben trauri9en Serfauf
Der &inoer BON Den Gltern uno Gltern
BON ben &inoer, rno Die fb6nolibe uno
abfbeulide Slut6 Sermi Ibuno, INNER
nod peiter ousjubreiten. 8u oiefem Iaos
ten uniere 8e9ensG Goitoren, oob es eel0s
gen iei-9eroce 70 lpie lie e6 i'm @ebraub
baben, in Se;u9 auf ieoe So6e ~ tbun,
unb beito pabrer Die Sobe 1T, oefto bar
ter fbreien fie, uno ftw0ren mob oo3u,
e5 iei 9elo9en, ,--uno oud Iie feien oe0en
Die neltere 2(u6breitun9 Der Sclouerei. -
Dap mir ober re6t, uno fie 9elo9en boz
ben, beitati9t ba6 nabfpl9enoe eritaus
ncns erre9enoe 3eu9niB;
Sin ,6err 3 II, Elm 0emofrat bon
Shic, lpelher in ienem Stoot cine 3eiz
tun9 berau69bt, uno ;ur ndmlid)en 3eit
Elm 2(mt in gSoItbin9ton beoirnte, e.
I DIM 0 + ndmli6 unldn9it Dor Der Go
oooesScmmittee, Dap ct
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27
sfeprefrntatipe @ripdhIsr .

]. Gowure 6. Nni9bt IL. lltpTts IRsrtur,
9, 9acbsrt .. 6in9, -. Gscr9e VriGtsr,
g. 6snrp Summ, l6. 4. g. Sharpe.
4. 8cbert 0R. SCuf, III Daniel .. 8abr,
5. gldtbon bins, lS. Samuft Galpiu,
6. Sobn SR. 8rccmaH, 10. Gb9ur Conan,
z. Sames gB Cutler, 30. gSm. SRt Rtnnau,
g. eepi g. Smith, 2I. Scbn G1. Strtpatrid
9. Srauis ". Gbrif, %. Somss 8err,
10. Dapio O1uun,a. ir. 90. RibarS o. Rcberts,
IL. Dapio Sos9ort, "a. 5eurp Scutbsr,
10. Sbomas S. .paG. 25. Scbn @rier.
Is. Grant. 9. psuniman
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

OPlteber Die SelquetIen 9enniplponi=
eno i6reibt Der pitt6bur9cr ,,Gcurier" a:
Monbe Sericbte iibcr neu entoetfte Selz
auellpn unh iihsr ibre 6rniehiofpit mooen
lpobl Ibertrieben 9elpefen iein, ipie oaS
bel allen neu Gntoedun9en uno unters
nebmun9cn bier ju 9anoe Der Sail it,
Seet meroen obcr SbatIa6en beridtct. =
Sor ciniSen So9en brotbte ba6 0ampfs
boot u@6o" lSS 8orrel Sel fir sipei
biefi9e Sirmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27

SSptD mcbr crifditnlitbc Gntbiil:
lIn9cm!
Gin 8srlua Der OemUttatrn bic 5rei9st ja un-
terpriiden
Semhbun9en Ole 5tlauerei pciter aue.
3ubreitcn
IS 1T tein Gnoe Su Den Spiebubereien
unierer 9e0ner!
O,erfnth !RnnfnH In bic ScInncrei III
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-27
& 0on ll]enOeG $4,000 ct.
60(ten 6n6eS1

UNI lomit 1enen Ginflub anjmpenben, um
Stimmen bon Sbio Mit9 9lieoern bes @ons
9refe6 fur Die 9ecompton Gonititutipn ju
erbnlten, ooer
Ran(as gu einrm SfIaurnIiaat 81 lnadrR
Dap 8enOe4 ibm $4,000 oferirte, Die
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-13
G. q Nj M f. X CIAI
Davenport Market.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND Ngws,l
Saturday Evening, Feb. IL, 1850. !
The grain market was generally active to-day,
but not excited. Wheat was some what irregular,
mllers paying lc over shippers and speculators
Corn firm and q shade bstter-about 1c Oat,
steady and quiet. Barley in excellent demand,
brewers taking about half the receipts, and over
bidding shippers about &c. Dressed Hogs quiet 4;
few small transactions by shippers is about all
that is doing.
We quote as follows:
FLouR-Shipments 100 bbs. Market quiet and
unchanged with but moderate demand. We
quote good Spring Extra at $5Qss 25 retail. Su-
pcrine S4G4 so. Rye Flour SAGA rs. Buck
wheat Flour a per cwt. Corn meal sl@l %.
WHEAr-Receipts 245O bu. We quote at $50
Sse-ihe bulk Of the receipts! taken at SIC by
speculstors.
CoRS-Receipts $50 bu shipments 700 bu. Mar
ket advanced lc, closing firm at 30Q32c.
OATs-Recepts very small and market quiet
and nominal at 30@32c.
BA AsLeY-Receipts 42o bu. Market firm bat ir
regular. Wo quote ut 4s@52c
DxEssxD HoGs-Firm and steadyla at S5 90 FOR
light, and IS 5o@5 IS for heavy hogs.
HAY-ln large supply and market active at
50 oO@4 90 for Prairie. and Sc 90 for Timothy.
llIDEs-Firm and steady with good demand.
We quote green at &c green salted 6G61z dry
saltca '0H@l2c; dry flint i20t2Iac.
BUTTER-Market quiet and steady. Good roll
l3Ml5c.
EGGs-in moderate demand but quiet at l5c per
doz. retail q l21zc wholesale.
SEsDs-Quiet and transactions limited. Small
sales of Timothy at 81 s5@l 90. Hungarian seed
7oQ75c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-13
TELEGR A P HTC.
LATER PROM EUROPH
Arrival Of the Mail Steamship Canad,

Arrival Of the Mail steamship Canada
HAIMAx, Feb. H.
The steamship Canada arrived here last
night
The procession attending the removal Of
Capt Harrison's remains from southampton
was headed By the officers and crew Of the
Great Eastern. The American Consul was
amongst the large number who took part in It
The corpse reached Liverpool on the 7th and
was inferred in the St James Cemetery in that
city in the presence Of an immense crowd
Many Of the shops along the road we're closed.
and all the flags were at half-nast Among
the pail bearers were Capt Judgkng Long and
others Of the Cunard Steamship Company.
meeting Of Capt. Hsrrison's friends wss to
be held in London for the purpose Of recording
their sympathies for the bereaved familj.
The official Board Of Trade report on the
lose OF the steamship Indian has been pub
lished The Commander, Capt. Smith. 10 ex-
eulpated, but the mate 10 blamed for not stop
ping the ship when danger vas apparent.
FRANCE.
Thouvenai had assumed Office 40 Minister ol
Foreign Affairs On tho Gath he issued cir.
cuar to the variout ambassadors plsdging his
best efforts to maintain and consolidate the
existing friendly relations, The Commercial
treaty between France and England continued
to attract attention and speculation. The
Constitutional publishes several articles Of the
treaty, such ss the following:
"On and after July lst, next, the import du
ties on cotton and wool will be suppressed.
English coal and coke will be subject to the
same duty as in Belgium. After October mex,
q duty of Q francs will be substituted, for the
actual duty on iron. From December next, ,du
ties on machinery will be diminished. From
January 1861 the sugar duty will be re-.
pealed. From June. 1861. prohibtions Of the
importatloLs OF thread and hemp will be re-
placed by duty not exceeding 80 per cent
and from October 12, 1861 all remaining pro.
hbitions will be abolished. The advantages
granted 10 France will be stated shortly"
Some French journals report that the duty
on French wines imported into England will
be only two francs per bottle,or 10. and Cd. per
gallon, and that silk will be admitted free
The project f,rt the annexation CT Savoy and
Nice to France was being openly alluded by
French semi official journals, ~ an almost ac-
complished fact. The Bourse was inactive and
dull. Rentes closed on the 9th, at 6S (, SOC
SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
The last dispatches from the seat of war say
that the Moors had attacked the advanced re-
doubt Of the Spaniards on the Mortin river
but were repulsed with considerable loss.
ITALY
The Independent, of Turin, Count Covour
organ says nothing now opposes the Prince
Corngnsus assumption of the regency.
The Marques Of Masaaua Dayclio is appoint
ed Governor Of Milan.
Ratazz; has lef, for Nica.
PRUSSIA.
The statement that Prussia, had consented to
the annexation OF Savoy and Nice to France Is
denied
TURKEY.
Sir Henry, Bulwer had ordered the British
consul in Rodosbe to break oil official relations
with the authorities
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-13
From Washington.

w ASHINCToS, feO. 10.
Tribune Coyrespondsuce.- personal Difficult.
ty happened after the adjournment of the
House to day As Mr.. Hickman was return
ing home, through the Capitol grounds, he was
overlaken hy Mr. Edmoudson Of Virginia, who
on approaching him, called out and drew back
his Tia I'd 10 strike Mr.. Clingman. who was
accidentally passing stepped up ard seized his
arm, when Mr. Eamondsnn struck st Mr.. Hick-
man with his lefs hand, knocking off his hat.
but doing him injury. The whole affair
was instantaneous. and seemed to surprise Mr..
Hickman Mr. Breckenridge. who came up.
took him away. and the scene ended. The al
lelged provocation for this attack was an in
sulting reflection on Virginia, contained in .
recen. speech Of Mr.. Hickman's in which he
charged that seventeen men and a COW had
frightened the State"
The Republican Congressional Committee
for the Presidential campaign decided unani.
mously last night not to receive any portion OF
the profits Of the House printing as had been
suggested. but to obtain means by voluntary
contribution, as heretofore, for circulating doc
uments and necessary expenses.
Gov Robinson Of kansas, appeared before
the Harper's Ferry Committee and will con-
cude his evidence tomorrow. He had not
secn John Brown for over two years and had
only limited intercourse with him he had
n knowledge of any sort Of his raid into Vir.
ginia till the event was published.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-13
XXXvIth Congrcss..Flrst Session.

WASHINGTON Feb. IL.
HouaE.-Mr. Morrel presented the memorial
Of VIM. A. Howard Of Michigan, contesting
Mr.. Cooper's seat.
Mr. Garnett was excused from service as .
member of the Committs on the District Of
Columbia.
Mr. Mrris Of ILL.,, offered resolutions calling
on the executive and heads Of departments, to
communicate first the rames OF persons ap-
pointed TO Office by the President, administrs-
tion in H., copies of all petitions, letters. re-
monstrance and other papers on which the ap.
pointments and memorials were made
Mr.. Barkadale objected to tho further read
ing Of the resolutions.
Mr. Morris said the information should not
be suppressed.
Mr. Barksia!e said when the resolutions
were in order nobody would object.
John Cochrane presented . copy Of the rsso :
lutions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-13

CALL AT G. 7. WEBB'S CROCkERY STORE.
No. l0, Le Claire Row.
feb 13-dtf
ArIpron. Orrycg

Des Moines, February lst, ls60.i
TT is HEREBY CERTIFIED. That on the thir
! ty-first day Of January, 1850, n sworn state
lnent vas filed in this office, showing the coLdi
ton Of the Missouri State Mutual Fire and Ma
rine insurance Company, located at st. Louis, in
the State Of Missouri, on the first day Of Janua-
ry, 1850, in accordance with the provisions OF
Ac. of the General Assembly Of the State of To-
vi, entitled " An Act in relation 10 Insurance
Conpanics.' approved January 18th, lsJ., and an
Act amsndatory thereto approved February 9th.
lSas that said statement shows that aid corEra-
ny is possessed Of the requisite amount oi capital,
All invested required by law.
Authority is therefore given 10 the above nam
os Company to transact business Of Insurance IN
this State accordance with tho laws thereof
until the 3lst day Of January, A. ID. 1861.
1t is al.o certified, That GEoRGs l.. DAVENPORT
ESQ, of Davenport, has been duly appointed by
said Company their lawful Agent aud Attorney
for the county of Scott with full powers to take
risks Of Insurance therein, and to acknowledge
service Of process IA provided law upon his filing,
with the Clerk Of tho District Court, in and for
said county, certified copy Of L Q statement IN
flo in this Office Ii is further certified that Ia.
attached il true and correct copy Of the said
statement.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have horounto set
my hand and affixed my seal Of Office, this first
day Of February, 1850.
Isl j. W CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-13
Chicago Market.
Friday Evening

FRIDAY Evening, Feb. 10.
FLoUR-More active and prices steady, with
sales Of some 1900 bbls at prices ranging from
81 1904 81 for Spring Extras, and 81 q n for
Spring Supers delivered.
WnEAr--Marketc closed quiet-at 81 Nc for No. 2
Spring-a decline Of Ne. Clubs Of de.
CoRN-Less active and prices declined 1c, with
sales Of No. at 45c; No. at 42c rejected 4Oc.
OArs-Declined nc, with sales Of No. l at
3312c in store.
BARLEY Steady. No. in store 59c; do on
track 60c No. 2'on track SS959c.
RYE-Steady at SOC.
DRESSED HoGs-Firm and steady. Av 800 lbs
81 25 av $50 lbs Sc 80 av $50 fhs So 75
LIVE STOCK.-Cattle in active demand at So IS
as Is for good and 80 5O01ifor choicc. Hogs IN
good demand at $5@5 IS.
liiDEs-Market steady at 63l6l7c for green
country: green salted 7@713c dry salted ll1
l21lc; dry flint l3@l4c.
EGGs-Frcsh in demand at l40l15c.
BuTTER-Dull ut II a lac for choice and s(41Oc
for common.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-13
gemofrat aud aews.


Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Daven.
port Post Office:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at..9 n and Pm; closes
at $50 y and Pk.
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives At N; closes 30 An.
SoUTHLRN NAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, arrives at sPh; closes 5:30:A y.
WEsTREN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
6rN; closes at SPM
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives Q A N; closes at 5 Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY NAE; arrives at r n Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at y Sum
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Ur RIVER MAIL TO Lyons, arrives at P n; closes
at Pm, daily, exbept Sundays.
BLUE GcAss NAIL, arrives at n. closes at II n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITY NAIL, arrives and closes at IL NJ Tuesday y
and Fridays.
AEAAosA MAIL, arrives and closes at IL n, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open On Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 AN.