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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

BORON, Oct 8.
The American board Of missions to-day hes
been chiefly engaged in discussing the causes
of the late debt and the means OF o'ding sim
liar evil. Many DISTINGUISHED c+rg, men and
laymeI spo.e. come fsvoring a President 60
ing forward, as new demands for labor
exist, and others urging strct limiting Of the
expenditures to receipts. The Presidential
committee expressed q determination not to
exceed the receipts. The PRECEDENT. Rev DR..
Hopkins. preached at night at Fremont Temple
ske,ching the use Of the board to its present
position. and the principles which have shaped
lis action.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
T. G w. R. Il.

ToLEno. O., Oct. 4.
At meeting OF the stockholders OF the To-
ledo d W r. X Co, held in this ely y.ster-
day, tn following board Of directors was
unanimously elected for the ensuing year:
A Body. J b. Varnum, J. IL. Kuox. G. D.
Morgan. Is. Wilson. James Richardson, Jas +
Soutter, Ii. A. Kent. Ii. Morrison, Vim. Baker
W. Colburn, Geo. Cecil. James Spears, Robert
Br.ck enridge VIM. Kent.
The officers Of the road for the preceding
year are all re elected with tie exception Of J..
p Varnum. Of n. Y, elected Treasurer in
piaia Of B. Wilson
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
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DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
0FPIcE DAILY DEMocRAr AND NEws,l
TknrSjov Eve Ocf 1870

OFPIcE DAILY DEMocRAr AND NEws,l
Thursday Eve., Oct. 4, 1860. }
The receipts te-day fell below the average, and
dealers more anxious to purchase. Wheat ad-
vsnced some 2g3c-varying from ~ to soc, but
7Sc was about the average price. Our miilers
We're tho prir cipal buyers, who, it would seem,
fad difficulty in supplying the demand of their
mills. No changes occurred in the prices of 9TH
er kinds Of grain The receipts amounted to 456s
bu Wheat, oo5 bu Barley, Ga bu Oats, go bu Po-
tatoes, 527 bu Onions, and $50 bbls Flour. We
quote
FLOUR Receipts $50 bbls /; shipments 700 bbls.
Market very firm. Spring Extra 81 50 wholesale
$475@5 90 retail.
WHEAT Receipts 45sS bu; shipments $40 bu.
bu. In demand ut 7oI79c.
CoRN-Little doing and nomi inal at zoe.
BARLEY-Active at A995oc for No. l. Receipts
sos bu. Shipments 1925 bu.
OATs-ln fair request and steady at l8019c
Receipts IA bu
ONIoks--Receipts 521 blu shipments ll45 bu.
We quote at l5@l5c for fair to good.
PoTAToEs--ln good demanA at l5l ll6c' whole
sale, and 3o@loc retail. Receipts go bu ship
ments $50 bu.
ToMAroEs-In supply. at 25c930 q bu whole.
sale and l09l5c Y peck retail.
SWEET PoT AToEs-In fair request at 75c whole-
sale, and 81 retail.
HAY.-Steady and quiet at 50@5 30 for Prai-
rie and 81 90 for Timothy. Hungarian Grass 81 so
as so per tun.
HIDEs.-In good request and moderate at 5G8c
for Green; SO i2c for Dry and 1l9l3c for Dry
Flint.
BUrTER-Rather scarce, AMI q good article in
demand for table use. We quote ct l5c whole
sale, and l711c retail
EGGs-Steady and firm with q fair supply at
Sc wholesale, and 10c retail.
BEANs-Steady and unchanged. Wequote at
sOG9Oc Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsE-Supply light and prices firm At $50
15c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve lO1llc
Wholesale and l2Gl5c retail.
LARD-In fair supply at 11@l2Hc.
HAMs-Common luls Gllc; Sugar Cured 12k
@l5c: Shoulders 1Oc retail.
DRIED FRUrr-Apples S9lOc Peaches l19 l5c
Prunes 61l2Kc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

J. G. CosKLus is daily expecting new
supply Of the celebrated Log Cabin Bitters.
He informs us that he cannot get it on as fast
.. it is wanted He also has q superior article
Of vhiskey in bottles, which friend informs
us is bard to b eat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
m Ass 4 aEO.

On tbs 4th inst, at the residence Of the brides
father. in North DAvsnpo {, by Rev. ISAAC tUr-
rsRFikl D, 'Mr GE. E. G STsR, Of Pleasant
Valley, to Miss SARAH ANN KELLEY, d.ugh-
ter Of U. G. Kelley, Esq, formerly Of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
~ St. Louis and Cineinnsti exchanges please
copy. t....., t- ,nsse..sH n. t..
On Oct 9TH. 1850. by The Rsv ]. D. MAs0v, M.
JOHN, DAVIS y Ms FANNY. EA11OWs ~
e tAb eivs M fAxIctl aAf shsaa a44s Af
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
The Prince al Washington.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 3.
The dinner party at the Presidents tonight
was prolonged till ten o'clock. There were
present besides the Presidents family aud roy
al guess. the u.erniers Of the Cabinet and
their families. The Marine Baud was in ful At
tendance, playing among others the national
airs Of Rrittahia AMI America.
The President will tomorrow give a recep-
tion from IL to in honor of Lord Renfrsw.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
From Washington.

WAsHINGToH, Oct. T.
The President appointed J. J. SrringIe, Of
Psnnsylvania, Consul to Venice. Vice Sarilnen.
to removed }. A. Parker. Of Virginia, Consul
to Honoluis. Vice Buell. declined, Chss. Rich.
nond. Of Michigan, Con.ul 10 Lapsms, Vice
Chandler, recalled. and Vim. G. Birchsrd. New
Honduras
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

PRAlsK.-Much praise is due Mr. Pat
ton for his individual exertions in saving the
adjoining house to Mr.. Perry's. on Wednesday
evening. He worked faithfully, and stood
the heat manfully.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

HuL's Block, on the corner of Front
and Brady il. now about completed. Messrs
Evans. Chew h Co, take possession Of the same
mex, week Mr. Hill is now East for the pur-
pos. of pur chasing an engine to work the ele-
vstors. etc :, and intends to place the same in
the third tory of the building. When every
thiny that pertains to the block is finished. We
think it ,,an not be best in the western country
for size strengths and Convenience. besides be
ing an ornament to any city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

In A FIx.-The ''little JOKER" in yes
terdsy's Gazette. strings out a very leng by
article on the question whether Caldwell is
Mayor or not. and finally comes to the conclu .
sion that he ought to resign. Whether he is
Mayor or not, makes but little difference at
the same time We like to see small share OF
decency used to the man. We know that
it wa. bitter pill to the Germans, and in fact
all Republicans the night he espoused the
cause of Douglas and Johnson. Mr.. Caldwell
has not fallen quite SO low IS to viify his
persona! friends on account OF their politics,
which the editor of the Gazette and others can
not say il r,fs:,nce to themselves, and We
have yet to .e-... 10 what way he has PERSONAL
~ disgraced his office. ut least We heard moth.
ing Of it, while he Vas a folio yer in the foot
stsps Of. or principles advocated by the Sand
ers Bro. A. soon - he thought, and found
out that he was in the wrong and came out
for Douglas, why, he was . black sheep
and tbs most absurd and vilIaiuous stories
were trumped up agsinst him. the most Of
which were concoctsd 10 the neighborhooi of
the post Office. We rather think that jas. B.
Caldwell will outlive all the calumniss they
can heap on his head.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 3.
Fernando gives Walton for Governor $50 ma.
Joriiy over Hopkins, and Hslton for Congress,
l55 maj iority over Allen.
Bal d~in precinct, Duval county. gives
Breckinridge majority.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

Police REpoR1s.-Our frightfuI &C
cidsn., and our fighting reporter being out of
town We terdav, we have no reports to make
on those subjects. Everything appesred,to pass
off peac eably. and nary fight took place
lie VII be sent home today. and probably
shall hs ve something to chronicle to- morrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

LAUGH AsD GRow FAT.-Winchell
gives another of his sde.sphtting inmitable
entertainments this evening at Wesley Chapel.
Tn announce m.,nt is enough to draw full
house His lie CORY on the bottle, is better
than anv TEN Pc rance lecture We ever heard.
He had good house last evening, but We pre-
dict crowded one tonight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

MoRE OF T.-Mr. Charles Mueller,
the info, tunate benedict Of Chicago. vac
yes,erday released from jail. and now has
warrant ont for Mrs. Mueller alias Muhlmann
accusing her Of the crime Of nS"'tery. The
celebrated female lad not been arrested last
evening at dark.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
Democratic County Convention.

vINHE DEMOCRACY Of the several Townships
l of Scott County are requested to select Dele
gates to attend . County Convention TO be holden
at the Court House in the City Of Davenport on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of October. A. ID. l66O, Tor
the purpose Of nom mating Candidate for Clerk
Of the District Court. and to fraDsact such otter
business as NAV p, operly come be ore thsn.
The ratio OF rep esent.tion will be one De!ega'e
from each Townatip, and one additional Delessts
fa every twenty De,ncr.ric votes cat the ias'
Gubermt.sl.; .s i'm. The representation viii
be ~ follows:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
T HE CI y.

SINGING School this evening. All
who wish to join the class should be there to-
night
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

BoB WI,rE's.--The square opposite
our office was visited yesterday by a bevv
Of qn,il.. and the p'aintive tones Of Bob
White we're h card through the dav. We un-
der.tand that they ara very plenty through
the cour try thi Fall IF there 10 any game
we ike. it isa uies dish Of quails. Sportsmen
are request ed to. take notice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

DREp So0rr I,RcIsIoS.-We should now like
80 know jnst h = way of curiosity. Bill Halle
opinion on tbis subiect.-Gdsstte. Oct 4M
We have h es n requested 10y Mr.. Hall. to cay
that il the "l'stt le joker" has . spare ~" and
will call At th. office Of Congdon i Hall, he
will then and there give his opinion, and the
curiosity Of .he '!ittle joker" will be satisfied.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

BIvALvEs Trout No 81 Brady Street,
has just received fresh lot of clans, give him
q call
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

PicKLEs.-1t is an absolutely doubt.
sui poin. whether blind man can be liable for
hi. bill, payable at sight. nevertheless it 10
now fact aud . phenomena observable
by the most obscure. that since the palmi eat
DAYS OF Sid Smith and Tom Hood, the world
hss nevs been trested to such feast Of hu-
NOR. and such squibs Of sarcasm. under the
names Of iitorial productions. Of personal ap-
plica,ion, a. now tickle the intellectual slates
Of the readerA who glance At the local columns
Of that outrse aoosly faestious journsl, the
Daily Ga,<tts.
"The Assh will culver where the pincen tear,
The blood will gov when the knife 10 driven"
10 40 true now % Of old. -s
BY way Of refreshing oursslvss. vs have
concluded to Immediately dive into one Of
"Bsadls's Dims Novsls." and the shoissst
works Of tie nese pepslr authsss fse ~ o.
astsss ssp:llel Aane pnsusulsass - ssssrpss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
ID e ~ OcrNttc TOsrMSh,
CONVENTION!

The Democrats Of Davenport township are
requested to assemble in Mas Convention al
the D.uglas ans johnson Club Room on FRI
day October 5th. $50. at Z IL o'clock 7. N
for the purpose Of selecting Delegates to rep
resent Davenport township in the approaching
County Convention By order
GEo. 81 VAN HosEs,
Chairman Of Township Comm,ttes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

To Psopucr Blu.Rs-The Journal is the on
" daily paper in Iowa that gives regular re-
ports from the New York. Chicago and St
Louis ra.rksts, as we'll as the local market -
", scP .ns Journal.
w. like liar, but the genius from whose
brai the above eminsted. suits us too well. He
oug Mt to have entered himself at the State
Fsi r, as there was premium Of so and di-
pic offered for the beet Jack. aud We think
it he had entered and displayed = copy Of the
pa per containing the above. he would have
te. IN awarded the premium.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

Democrats in the different Townships will see
that the usual primary meetings are called i. time
to appoint DELEGATES TO the County Convention.
GEO. s.C hOw, l
PEsRY ALrsAN,
WM. VAIL. Coantv Commdteoo
.a4 CHAs- = PvvHAn, ~. Aa
all Jou :. KaAa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
n - T. Z g. =

eyyHe POLICY HOLDERs or TaR MISSOURI
| srArs SIUsrAL lHsusAaoe ConpA pAHy. Il 6.
L si. srs rsqasaod 2 call sHA ~ ap ihsisao.
ssasmsrt Of Aarrh, lseN. \, u 49,,
OSSsGA Nais street.. NJ J, Davesvase EltSh.
4 .aA 0RO. I. L.lAvAJfouG ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
DAVENPORT. IOWA. FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, $780,

SECoSp HEAr.-Tom Hyss inside. and leads
until near the end Of the half IN lie. when he
broke badly, and Basbav passsd and came in
on the home etrstch full ten lengths ahead.-
Tremendous cheers Bashsw's time aa5.
TnIGD HEAr.-Tom Hyer lesds Cd. striking
out handsonel closely preset by Bashaw,
who passed like . rocket on the second quar-
ter. and came home full ok lengths ahead.
lDsafeuing cheers and wild excitement.
BAshsw's time 244.
FouR1H HEAr--Tom Hyer lead but broke
badly on TIE start, and Bsshsw passed Tom
Hy yer breaks several times. badly, and stops at
the end of the first half miie. and B4shaw
comes home the winner. Bashaw fret prem.
ium of $40 and diploms, Tom Hyer second
prem ium Of $40.
Next came three year .lds. in same class.
FIVE entries. in which G. Donaldson, Peasant
Valley. Scott county. took the fret premium on
MACK" IS. 2nd premium By Nj. F. s. Du-
monts horse, Jones county.
Next we're called the year o'ds 10 same
class; S entries-sll very 6na In this class
VOLTS colt. "Champing Star" Cedar Rsride,
took the first premium, and A. Donaldson.
Scot: county, second.
entries; very fine stock. T, N. Ives colt
Bill" Louisa cou ,ty, frat premium, and Geo.
Powells colt, Iowa City, second premium
Sucking colts in same class ELK entries d.
Dunsno nore's, Muscatine, colt, 6rst premium, and
b. G. Barker, Muscstine CO.. second.
PERSONAL.
On the grounds this afternoon we notice DR..
J. J. Burtis and lady, Col. Weston. Antoine
LeClairs and lady. Geo. L. Davenport and
lady. Judge Lowe, Judge Bald win. A. Sanders,
of Davenport Gazette, Z. Booth. Anamosa Eu-
reka, A. R. Wickersham. Washington Press.
MISCELLANEOUS PREMIUMS.
Rochester, N. Y; best thresher and separu.
tor, Bailey d Pitts, Buffalo, ). Viele. Da-
venport best reaper. E. Ball, Canton. Ohio !;
end best. Buckeye Reaper best flaming mill,
best stirring plows. best subsoil. best double
plow, John Deere d Co, Moline best family
carriage, A. l. &. Weber, Davenport; best
corn and cob mills, Eagle Miils. A. II. Nicholls.
DuIUpgtou, ocSs poiSooAo 6iSio UNI, Aog ioi
& Bro. Philadelphia. Pc. beet mole ditchrg
machine, S. W. Huff, Iowa City best horse
power, Bauder Bro, Davenport best corr
shelter, Bauder Bro, Davenport; beet porta-
b!e fence. T. B. Csrside, Burlington. Iowa.
Also. some best Wire Picket Fence and best
Farm Wagon, F. d, Windsor, Mu.catine |;
best Wood Pump, L. Greer, Muscati ,e best
Light Buggy, A. Mile, Iowa City; best Guilt
yator, c. Krum. Davenport I'd best, J. Deere :.
I'd b st flaming Mill, W. e Gsunt 4 Co !,
Keokuk; best Corn Steller. James Garfield,
Sabula hest Chu,n, o. w. Whitney. Des.
Moines; best Water Drawer, Sears. Chaplin d
Co., Davenport
There we're 5000 tickets sold during the
day, and not less than $4,000 persons on the
ground. About $4,000 receipts during the
Fair, 80 far.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
EC CEFTIoN
-oF THE-
HON. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF IOWA.

All Democratic Clubs and all Democrats
throughout the state, cor tally AM earnestly
invited TO atter.d the Grand Mass Meeting cf the
Democracy to held at Iowa CITY on the 9th Of
Octob.r at which the ifon. Stephen A. Douglas,
and large number Of prom inent Democrats from
all parts Of the State will be present
Thu. @ intending TO be present are requested to
inform the undersigned Of the fact at once, stat
ins the mum Der that will attend, and the time Of
their arrival.
&. Vo6ur,
l.. B. PATTERSON,
GEO. PAUL,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

At half past ten o'clock the Washington
Guards Of Iowa City, escorted the Columbus
City Grsys to the grounds With full militsrv
sssd. The appearance Of the companies v.s
ezeelleat. = drill took plaee On the gronads
- lswe CITY 1n0ssas wsss PsssaaAr 80 ,ssi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05

Democratic Central Com. Of Johnson Co
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-05
NUMBER 28O.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

RELlGlOUS.-Thers will be preaching n
the Congregational Chu urch next sabbath, at half
past ten o'clock in the morning, and at seven IN
the evening. oct5-d3t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-25

Ths Japans.e bud On lheIr besl -abibg and

The Japanese put on their best "bibs and
fuckers when formally paying their respects
to the President. A letter says:
The dresses of the japanese were much
more gorgeous than any they had previously
appeared in. The first ambassador wore
robes of blue and purple Grape, witharichly
embroidered trousers of silk. The garments
of the second and third were of different
shades of green, Grape and silk, all very curl
ously wrought The secondary officers and
interpreters were more simply attired. All
had, by means Of some artificial contriyance,
an unusual expanse of shoulder, which gave
tlrrnA air of rotnndity they do not at ordi-
nary times possess. The highest dignitaries
had peculiar head-dresses shaped like hollow
boxes, and set upon the top of the head,
where they were confined by long cords
reaching down the sides of the face and pass
ing under the chin. These head-dresses were
black, about FIVE inches high and six long
They were not cubical, but were broad in
front tapering to point behind. They ap-
pear to exactly cover the spot left bald upon
the head by shaving. The officers next in
rank wore similar though smaller marks of
rank.
Upon leaving the Presidents House, the
subordinates all knelt in lines, allowing their
superiorS to walk between them TO the car
riages. As each Prince passed, his special
attendants would rise and follow him, and
then assume their places beside and in front
of his vehicle, The procession returned to
Wizards Hotel in the same manner in which
it came, with the same display of japanese
custom, and everywhere regarded with the
same interest ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-25
u1E shocking Murders.

A little deformed man from Virginia,
named B. L. Sleath, aged % years, and hall
demented, took prssage on the Red River
packet from Shreveport for New Orleans. He
fancied persons were trying to kill him, and
so told the Captain, The New Orleans Delta
says:
Between and 3 o'clock on the following
morning, May 18th, while almost all the
passengers were asleep, several gentlemen
were still sitting up conyersing, Sleath sud
denly stepped up behind one of the gentlemen
manned F. G.. Jernigen) and canght him
around the head, drew a boWie-knife from
behind him, and attempted to cut his throat.
He was prevented from making a fatal wound
by Jernigan catching the blade of the knife
in one hand, and Sleaths arm with the other
He, however, received a very severe wound
across the throat. rFug THNOAtJJ d
The passengers who were asleep, were
reused by the noise and excitement in the
cabin and the boat running into the bank
Just at that time gentleman named Charles
NJ Fort, coming out of his stateroom into the
cabin, was fatally stabbed BY Sleath, and ex-
pired IN few moments. u He resided IN
Springfield, Robertson county, Tennessee
Another passenger, named J. R. Lyle, OF
Nashville, Tenn, being reused by the noise,
opened his ststeroom door in order to look
out, and was Immediately stabbed by Sheath.
Lyle onlp said, II am stabbed, y and expired
without groan, the bowie-kniie having pen
etrated through the heart S '--
AT this j1ncture, tie Captain, who had been
asleep in his room, was called, and coming
at once into the cabin, he succeeded in get
ting the knife from Sleath and then secured
him
The murderer had upon his person at the
time of his arrest several other knives and 3
revolver
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-25

The State Board al d late meetinget Dag
ton made the following appointments
Col. E. A. King, of Dayton, Chief Marsh
John H. Branch, Of ciormont, Co., lst AS
sistant
u. {. siurgis, Of Medina Co.. I'd Assist
A. W. Ebright, of Fairfield Co. Sd Assist
ant.
The following committees OF the Board 10
visit State Fairs, were appointed.
William De witt and John II. Klippart,
10 visit the Indiana Fair the week following
Ohio's.
H. B. Perkins and T. C. Jones, 10 visit
the Kentucky Fair the week before the
0hio's. 4 IVA t
John NJ. Millisen and Alexander waddle,
10 visit the Illinois Fair, second week in
September
b. c. Garnder and n. Townsend, to visit
the Michigan Fair.
J. NJ. Trimble and John Reber, 10 visit
the New York Fair after the 0hio's.
c. w. Potwin and Alexander Waddle, 10
visit the PennBylvania Fair.
The Board having concluded to issue no
exhibitors tickets as has formerly been the
custom, but 70 give the exhibitors four tick
cts for each dollars worth of entries made,
the tickets to give no more privileges than
the ordinary admission tickets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-25
~ -. b Nsw HanpslIre.

The following extract from the private cor
respondence. Of thorough Republican in
Concord y, r. TO one Of eur subscribers in
this city, We Ese permitted 70 publish
"The npminations at Chicago Of President
and Vice President give entire satisfaction TO
everybody here except The HnhkeEs. II is
the best and strongest that could be made.
Both Of the men have spoken here, and their
speeches w9re pronounced the best ever made
in this Gig. Lincoln is popular all over the
West ana Hanlin is one Of the most popular
men We have here at the East and I see
nothing % hinder their triumphant election
if the campaign Is properly conducted"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-25
SANTA FK MAIL.

-.- .I s tFlg IEDEPEsDAScE, May %
The mail from Santa Fs aud New Mexico arriF
ed 70 day.
Having Iefs there on the 18th inst, very little
mail came In ~ Il was not expected TO get through
so soon.
Business In Santa Fe dull but Kitchen's train
was met short distance this side. Upon its aTrl
val business VIII revive.
Six companies dragOOn, armed with mounted
rides, are at Fort Union making preparations 70
open Campaign against the KiOwa Indians.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-25

-I4H ID y DIED. y"
Yesterday, at one half past II O'Clock, NJ, at tho
N. u. Parsonage ON Wood street, OF putrid s0rs
throat, CHARLIE P. youngest son Of Rev. VIM. r.
Day, aged years.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral this afternoon at half past O'Clock, al
the N. 3. Church, corner ofWoOd and ST. Clair sts.