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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-21
Sunbtr.

IIHtUEt.
MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
W. AND s Wing WORKS,
AND HARD WOOD LUMBER YARD,
BRACKETS MOuLDlNGS and ORNAMENTAL SAW
ING anG InRNlNG; ofevery style, for
CITY DWELLINGS,
RURAL RESIDENCES
PUBLIC BlTIT DINGS,
Columns uted an plain Busradng for Porticos stair
Newell Bannisters and Hand Railing all desert utiOns
CAR ENTERS, AND GILDERS' MOULDINGS
8cnch and Hand Screws Hubs oval Frames &c
TURNING AND SAVING
HARD WOOD LUMBER,
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
CHERRY AND POPLAR;
Also COFFIN STUFFS end yENEERS.
CORNER OF PARK AND CLAY STREETS.
Yard-SOuth Eutaw street. feI7tf
I UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c-50, 900 it.
1Li4 and 81 fIcmlock Fencing 5000 feet Hem6ck Jost
Ash Cherry and Poplar Plank and Oak Cherry Poplar
Scanng 100000 witeand Slaves; Sugar and
For sale by VIII s. CROSS.
aD26tf Fast Falls and Eastern Avenues
I UMBER SHTNGLFS
HEMluGK RAILS, ETC
Just landed and for sale wharf:
l5l0M no. HEART SHINGLES
I0),O10 Heart and Sap
5000 feet A and 81 Hemiock FENCING.
large lot Of OAK and Ash Timber Wheclwr and
others Al variety Of Building Material which
We Off, At vest market rates
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN K CO.,
West side of Union Dock,
aoIt adjo'n'nR Norfolk Steamboat whar.
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GattlaQts.

3sssSse24. CARRIAGES
The Subscribers have hand at their factory, No 81
WEST tAYETTE STREET, a general assortment of Car,
the most approved styles, all of which will be sec
at the lowest PRICES for cash orapproyed paper All Cara
ges Suaraned for twelve months We respectfully invite
the public 70 call and examine our stock.
. n. B.-Od Carriages taken exchange for new ones
n26tf j. RIDDLEMosER, JR, K co.
C4SSsss e y CARRIAGES.-We have on hand at
2E-zHr-OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one Of the largest and best assortnrnts o: CAR
riages invited to call and examine stock
determined to sell anu on as
MULLMYER l. HUNTER,
Ja22-tt Corner of Howard and Franklin SITS, Bait
&C ~ CARRIAGES CARRlAGESl-W
have on hand at 29 North GAY STREET, the
New York, all Of the attest fashions and most approved
styles The public invited call and examine for them
selves all OF @hich will be sold reasonable terms.
BURR, HAIGHT O'CONNEII.
sSRepairing done at the shortest notice. mra2 II
CO CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl--Th
RAGE REPOSITORY No. IS South Gay street the most
extensive and best assortment CT fashionable CARKIAG
will find it to their interest give call as am deter.
mined to sell low for cash approved All work sold
Al my Repository warranted for tweys Carrs
ges repaired taken in exchange for new ones
Carriages received on storage or held commission.
s2l-tt WILLIAM MCCANN
CURLETT l. SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANDATORY
No. SO NORTH STREET.
cd ~ The undersigned having greatly en-
dEEilarged their premises aud increased their faci-
ties beg leave to call the attention of the public
in the most elegant style and durable MANNER which they
are PREPARED to sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
,,ly2l.ti 50 North street, Baltimore
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NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
L . - CORNER OF
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
r,.- go, Baltimore, MI.
me most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers city
nd where the best ent Of every artIce the
tca line can he found: and positively the only establish
nent IN Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTkU MENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner.
ChronomcterS for sale hire.
JAMES 4. KEMP X Co,
s3-u Successors to liagE-r X Brother.
THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
,-,,..,.,., $50, .,......., BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
GLOBES.
ss- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
~ " Tratt street.
Formerly with and SOLE AGENT FOR F. Il C. w
BLUNT, New York. fa22-tf
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cLEARANcEs OF COFFEE DURING MONTH OF JULY $780,
United States baltimore, 20 92l bags New York 10 Os
bags Richmond $3.50 bags; New Orleans IL $50 bags;
Philadelphia. IL ,46s bags-total 81 1897 bags
Europe Channel IL 2l2 bags; North of France s7S
bags Liverpool, zoos; North Europe FOL bags Por-
tGgal, 5o7 bags London, LOO bags; Mediterranean,
Elsewhere.-Cape of Good Hope, 1854 bags; River
Plate, $50 bags-teta ,464 bags
Making, in all, total of 126, 947 bags
VESSELS LOADING LOAD.
United States, for New York, bark Adel Pendergasn
5000 bags Hampton Roads, brig Henrietta 1000 bags
Baltimore brig Monticello" $500 bags: New Orleans
bark &c. Hammond 5000 bags.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
NASSAU, n. P.-Br. Schr Time.-91 bales cotton l do
basging, 81 bbls. oranges, F. T. Montell.
C0ASTWISE.
PoRTLAND-Schr chriStidnG.-5, 297 hack matac knees
io3 bills kerosene OIL 300 do mackerel, 200 pcs head
ings, Joy Il Metcalf.
BosToN-Schr. Maria L. DaciS.-30O bbls fish, T. r.
Mathews Sons; 200 do. herring casks fish, 100 empty
bbs, Curtis & Post
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
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= OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
-Enrnitntf.

III ENRY W. JENKINS,
H. PRACTICAL ABIN EFT MAKER,
No. l6 LIGHT ST,
has on hand large stock Of constantly maDu,rtn
rlhE every description OF CA BNET WARE OF the hest ma
terIas and Workmanship.
bEI,SS HOLSTERS andPlILOWS of Hairor Feathers IRON
bhDSTEADS, suitable for Hotels, servants &c. jaS-tf
@ NEW FURNITURE
EA WAREROOMS.
The underSgnedwoEd call the attention al his friends
and the public TO his Warer, Oms. and lis bare,
and varied assortment Of furniture His stock being ALL
lN ana Of the best work msnShp, with very moderate
prices, he hopes Tor continuance the patronage he has
THoS McGIANNAN,
- w , \ o SOL W-St Baltimore street
NJ EURNlTURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCIANGFn and
REMOVED WITH CARE. NH n
"a W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
EEa% CLAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROONS
tfI Nos @S AND 100 BALTIMORE STRFET RsITIwnpr
MANUFACTURES AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
CGhsGtitly on ianu and direct from Factory great
and Mahogany. CaneSeat and Guck Rush and Wood St
Chairs, painted unpaintel. knCrld0yn az
bundles or boxes for shipping " '''S w. "a
once Chairs, Cane and Wooc SetteeS, Cane seat,
Seat, -, Boston Rockers
Oh'7' Zane seat anG Spanish Chairs and Suits
.pioh ~, - cottage Sets and Chamb,r
h' BRA VhdlFs' Zane seat ana Furniture,
n, BACK. Bureaus,
lt5e Ittes Caneseat an l"et Tables Washstands
Lounges. Caneseat and Back '""1'' "c'
We cordially invite former n3r,nq and all oil &;
the trade, to give call ~ " ''''''S ."
~ hAtESE ~ ob9son' Lord & Co, Duer Norris h
W. GREENWOOD K co.
ap29f 80 anu ''' "Ai''h" Hi street:
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LA ne Es FOR THE

ess2 We > s = .TI.3eT WEST AND SOTFH
ows: 0' III ''''"S WIZ rou &
Leave Camden Station, Batmore-lJail fexcz,,t s;, ~
at $50 NJ; Express daily at 400 P NJ and Nrcomnnis
SOUTHWEST. " VI '"H- y f''i ,
FOE VA Y PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 30 train
between Cumberland and Wheeling ami between Grafton
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Bs, Gm0r. az / "a - -
and from Frederick at 72O A u.
THE ELIlC0TT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore II
$40 P. NJ. " ' - ''' Ill"
FOR WASHINGT0 v AND TIE SOUrg
Leave Baltimore % and $40 A andS Is and 9a:p
". On Sundays at 4.25 A. ~ only. Leaves Washnc -,
Baltimore at 20 anG TAO A. NJ, and land 5S6 II S
Sundays at ~ P. NJ. only. The second and third tn
only from Baltimore stop al way points Tie second an
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and third @
washington con meet with trains the Annapolis ROAD
Eor tickets or every kind information 10 annIg 70 r.
ENGLAND, Agent or at the Ticket Oiice Camden station
W. P. SMITH,
T. N COLE nara.o, IT., Master OF Transportation.
iplI
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". GREENWOOD 4 CO.'S
\. MATHIOT h SONS

q \. MATHIOT h SONS
EsA SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROONS
lFt Nos. % AND - Norm GAY ST
Near Fayrfts 81
Extending from Gay to Frederick street
Always on hand large assortment uF every var;a,, .
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE e4bracpSS'o
bureaus, Assorted Cul0rS Tets-a To-
RWt eII: cottage FuTni Arm Chairs,
WaSdTobns IL tGr - Rocking Chalre.
So. ID l. boo 1lsrS, ktageres,
8atraSSsns ~ r,s pintt mars, Marble Tables,
Gotten ana fais mars, Reception and IL
Sofas, SIDE boards 'N'' nVlsteIe" Ihaifs'
EXTENSION TART IN III EvEIt'V yttI ItS'Cr.5
Persons disposed to purchase arc n,.;,i - ~ n,
our stock examination vIcS 70, ~ anu give
P canbothe excelled by establishment
am1, q; A. hATHIOT son,
auz+ = Nos % and q North Cav
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Steamboats,.

E..sIEE-@A FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
- PolNT,i VA.)-The steamer "BELVI-
pEE Is NV receiving cargo and will leave Light
WHAT, Sal UhDA1 AFTERNOON, Sept. 22d, at o'clock
for freight or passage, apply to
:. J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
PR Light street wharf
6 ,szsE~---Ja FOR RICHMOND, va.
a4ssAsaAs The steamer "BELVIDERE' is now re.
w EeaTg9 and will leave Light street wharf SATUR
IhSSage and fare only So
FOR freight or passage apply TO
!. ). BRANDT, .Jr., Agent,
Pr Light street wharf.
kS-asSli,4s---R GREAT
$3.50 S0ITHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE
ID 4, nr,,o,,r, , BETWEEN
DALI hOf't!, CITY POINT, LYNCIfRURG, VA KNOX
VILE AND MEMPHIS, TENN
n, A ID l 7 r T. DIATk TOWNS
Inc steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BEJVIDERE are
nov leaving baltimore f cry TUESDAY, THURSDAY
ana % UADA at O'Clock P. NJ, for City lont Va,
G"nheGtlng with the South Side Railroad ynchbul r.
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEDITIONS,
and
Uv. BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 an Important points in Southwestern Virginia Tennessee
E StSm part Of 9eorga and the northern part OF Ala
Guots receptcd for through 10 any the ahoI places
for further Information rates and evefa sta
ions on the route, apply
J. BRANDT, Jr
On J.. Agent P0Whatan Steamboat Coz pany,
Si1i- No. Light 81 eet wharf
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sU..k NDIICE
'aAsssss.ss FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.


Cu,rcr, ~, >, AIR HAVEN AND Plum POINT.
ooi ,Sco ~ " ia 1S.On and after WEDNESDAY, Ma
I5d, is6O, tie Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will eay
BalImofe Tor the PatuXent liver every WEnN ESDAY arg
STATURE AY MORNINGS at o clock proceed no az far ~
as Lyons creek Wednesdays Returning wi leave !,
on creek on Thursday morning O'Clock RaItmCs
VII leave Batimore on Saturday morning o'clock r
honiay morning O'Clock for Baltimore calling a. IN
usual landings on the river, also Plum Point and FE
Haven going ana returning.
Frelght received on Tuesdays and Fridays
l.
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@ BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
1sssa The new and magnificent side wheel Iron Ocean
Steamers ) 4. SPAU LllNG Solomon Howes, command
er, and BEN DEFORD, WIN. A Halett, commander, will
sail for Boston EVERY FRIDAY at O'Clock, P NJ alter
nately.
The accommodations passengers are of THE FIRST
CLASS.
Fare :l2. including Meals and Staterooms
For freight or passage apply II
A. t.. HIGGINS, Agent,
WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
Baltimore. Nay 18th, 1860 mvl6tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25

CONSISTENCY, THOU ART A JEWEL.-
Some few days since . complaint was entered
against the proprietor Of one of our most prom
inent billiard salloons for allowing billiards sv
ts played on the Sabbath day, aud he was or
dered to quit it. Now, IN our midst. aud scat
tered through town, are Numerous mine pin
alleys. some in the nsighborhood Of churches
others near the houses of citizens, Tho ol j~ct
to the arrangement,) that are continually run
ming on sunday from early in the morning un-
til midnight. They have received no notice
TO quit" although many compl.ints have been
made. We would like to know whicn is most
disturbing to the peace or qu,etns Of neigh.
oorhood, billiards or nine pins; rot that ws
coontsnance the playing OF either on the Sab
bath day. W. believe that sl such place.
should be required to close their doors on the
sabbath. and that The proper officer. shoul
attend 10 ths. matter promptly-show wing favor
70 none
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New York Market.

Ry 7elegrnph.l NEw YoRK. Oct. "a.
FLoUR-Ma,ket heavy and about SO lower
s5.2otG525 Super St'te $5.4o@55 Extra state );
$5.25,15.3o Super Western; $5.50G575 Common
Extra do; $5S5095 IS In erior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Market quiet and steady
Sales $50 bls.; S5.95 G7 so.
hYE FLOUR-Stea ~ At > .50lG4.40.
WHEAT-Markei unsettled and love-. S1l90
La Chicago Spring 81 25Gl.2 .26 North Western
Club; $l.24 u 26 milwaukee Club $I.33Ql1 "a
Winter Rei Western; Sl.27al l.2s Amber Wis );
81 Is Amber Fon du .ac 81. .43 VII te Ind.
RYE-Market quiet and hrIn at 8 c.
BAILEY Market steady. Sales 900 bu. Can
ada East S9(d9lc.
Consolidated heavy and triae lower. Sales
$4,000 bushels receipts 10 900 bu-hel. 70G7l
mixei western and "A white western.
OATs-Ma, ket frmer ana more active. 3sl40o
Western and state.
Pork F,rmer. $ls.75(9l9mess; IA 5Oprime.
Sales $50 bbIs.
BEEF Quiet and steady.
CTR MEATs-Quiet and unchanged.
LAKD-Dull at II Ll3lsc.
CHEESE -Steady
BurrEK llMioc Ohio; 15td2oc State.
WHIsKY-Market unchanged.
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co Nj Nj e K CIAL
DAVENPORT MARKET
DAILY REPORT.
OHRIcR DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NRWs,t
Wadnaaaax Eve Oct d LAO

Wednesday Eve, Oct "a, 1850. (
tThere was considerable falling of in the receipts
of wheat by wagon on account Of the decline in
prices, and most Of the grain brought in to-day
came by car. still further decline in the prices
of wheat and barley took place a. will be seen BY
our list Of prices below:
FLouR--Firm at 81 81 for Su, crime and e5.759
$3.50 for Extra.
WHEAT Declined 4 cents. We quote at 66@
67c. Receipts 4,794 bu. Shipments 40 bu.
BARLEY Quiet and slightly declined. We
quote at 45c for MOL. Receipts 2,l03 bu. Ship.
ments 2,l96 bu.
OATS rs-Steady AT Is q l9c. Rece pts 239 bu.
CoRN-Nominal at 2oc for new and 25c fer old
ONIoNs-Dull at llWl2c. Receipts COO bu-
Shipments 100 bu.
PoTAroEs--Qulet at ll9l3c. Receipts 033
bu. Shipments 800 bu.
HAY-Scarce at S5 for upland prairie.
HIDRs.-ln good request and moderate at 41c
for Green; loc for Dry and ll1 20 for Dry Flint.
BUrrER-Rather scarce, and good article In
demand for ta.e use. We quote At 15c whole
sale, and l71Sc retail.
EGGs--very scarce at lOc per dog wholesale and
l21a retail.
CuEEsE-Supply light and prices firm at l3
l5c for Hcrkimer Co.. Western Reserve le(1llc
Wholesale and l2@l5c retail.
LARD-ln fair supply at ll@l2kc.
HAAs--common iol4 Ollie; Sugar Cured l211i
Gl5c Shoulders loo retail.
GAAE-But little coming in. Quails e5c y
dozen Prairie Chickens 1.5O q dozen Mallard
d 80 ha :. r3 Asrf..
.FRUIT-Green-a fair supply Oh hand. Choice
eating apples s2.5O@3 Il bl. cooking do. s2@
$50 Z bbl But few Pears in market at 81 q bu
Quincies few Ohio Quincies in market at 81 h
bushe. Supply of .Cranberries lish, at 80 q
bbl. Grapes, Isabella and Catawba from Cincn-
natl, sell readily by the box q. lOc u fb Wild
Grapes, Soc q bu.
FRuIT-Dry-M. r Raisns $3.50 q box, layer,
81. Smyrna Figs new CROP l21l, q ID. Prunes.
Turkish, s114e. French, l2H. Zante CurraHts,
l0c.
BEANs-Duil at soc u bu.
SWEET Potatoes quote at COS Wholesale.
DRIED FsuIr-Apples Sc loc; Peaches II $50
Prunes sWl214c.
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River Items.

Wednesday, Oct. "a, 1860.
ARRIVED
KATE CAssELL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
KATE CAssELL, lil 'ihouse, Montroso.
The Pembina will be tn regular Northern Line
boat for st. Paul and all way landings this morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
The favorite passenger PACKET City Bell. Capt.
Mitchell, will depart for MoHtrose and in.erme-
date landings this morning. Rensmber the City
Bell.
ing. will depart FOX ..trose ana way points this
morning connections for St. Louis in 36
hours
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Great Battle!
The Nsapolitan Army Defeated !!
FIVE THOUSAND MEN TAX EN- PRISONER,
Garabaldi the Victor.
FIVE THOUSAND MEN TAKEN PRISONER
Garabaldi the Victor.

ST. JOINS, N F., Oct. "a
The news by the City Of Washington gives
the details OF the battle Of Voilarns.
The Nespolitans. estimated at 30 900. attac.
ed the Gsrlbaldars or the Let. under cavsr 0.
. thick mist, an carried some positions. Ani
for a tiue succeeded In driving back the Can
baldlans, whose numbers did not reach hat
theirs Garibaldi went forward, revolver IN
hand, cheering on his men, aud after desper
ate fight Of eight hours duration, the N-spoi
tsns w.re broken, routed and were pursued
cls se under the walls Of Cspua. A brigade ci
Germans were cut of from the msin body II
the Neapolitan army, and driven to the noun.
tsns.
The Garabaldians took 5000 prisonsrs. aud
it was estimated that the Nespolitans hat
5000 killed and wounded.
The / IS of Garabai1ians was stated vt
1000 men.
The Royslists subseq uently made sor,ie
from Capua Tor tue relief VI the srman brig
ads, but we're repused
The King of Naples and his brothers were
present ut the battle
Rumor. were current that Lspua had sur
rendered. and the bonbArinent OF the town
was progr ssing, but neither hal been con
nrMed
The line Of the Volteures were still strongl,
protected. and it was said the N-apolitans
pre- ared TO defend their positions.
Some SArilniin troops assisted the Garabal-
dians in the battle
Garabsldi had called n the King Of Ssrdin-
ia to 60 to Naples. and to send him IA 900 men
imm edIat.ly.
The Piedmon,s.e troops had entered the
NeaI oiitan Territory.
1t was reported that three Of the great pow
ers had protested against the entry Of Sardin-
i.ns into Naples. =,
Mazzini had entered Naples at the re4ues.
Of the pro-Dictator.
Advices from the Papal States indicate ~
cha rge 10 the te Of . Ia rs there.
LIvKRPo l. llth.- BI eadstutls firm but dull.
Provisions q Ii.
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lmpOItunt from New York.

NEW YoRK. Dot "a
The candle factory of .. p. Mencci. on Stat
.n leland, formerly occupied by Garibs.ui
WAS burned yesterday, together with several
adjoining buildings.
The 7ri6unes Washington dispatch says:
Orders have gone out To the States of he
North-W est directing the Administration party
to vote for the Doagia- Electoral ticket"
The same cori-spohd-Et says:
IL hear .f u. default II the Postmaster at
KeOkuk Iowa aud also If ahothsr Postmaster
in l- dn. town III illinois. either Alton or
Quincy"
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Roller Explosion.

LEE, Mase. Oct. "a
One OF the boilers at Piattner & Smiths ne "
paper mill in this town exploded this ornny
at O'Clock. seriously, AMI prob .b,y fatally, it
jlring ahn Doek.r, Of k-nt. The damage TO
property, by fire ard explosion. au, cunt to SC
900. The same building was seriously dam
aged last June, md NJ. but Just been repaired
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25

LUMBER.--French & Davies saw.mill
has not been running for few days past until
yesterday. when they again star ed up steam.
They have 'oesn making soDs important re-
pairs. and wi nov run on the greater part Of
the Winter They employ over 40 hand. 10 and
about the mill aud, stiii cannot keep ap The
supply 20 the demand. They hsve tnrued out
On im' Msnss quantity Of lumber this Summer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25

MINERS UNION. = We understood
yesterday that the coal miners Of Rock Island
and Henry counties had formed Uaion, for
the purpose OF standing by each other in de-
they get frmly established, We expect to hear
Of another advance in COAL and probably q
"strike"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25

4 IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the late firm Of RICHARDSON, WEST Il Co,
are requested to bring tn ZEN forward for settlement,
and al. persons indebted to said firm are requested
sary that books should be close |, and that toO
Immediately. Persons having open accounts with
our Office, will obige by rendering hem at once
CHARDSDN, WEST co.
DAVENPORT, Oct Is 1860 d2w
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DlSSOtNfiOll.

rTNIlE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersgne under the
firm al name of kICHARDsOS, " Esr 4 Co, is thi:
day dissolv d by mutual consent, Mr.. GIVEN re-
tiring The business will be conducted by the
re aiming parties, ut the same Office, and unc Il
the same style.
j n. RICHARDSON,
GEO. X. WEST,
JNO. q. GIVEN
GEO. +. CARPENTER.
DAVENPORT, Monday, Oct Is, 1850.
oot 2o-d6wlm
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ss'NSatCl

4 FEW ACTIVE AND INTELLIGENT
N Young men. to CANVASS for new aud att act
i've work.
Address through Post Of6ce, for short time,
James u, Dunc4n. davenport. General A CERT for
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas ana Nebraska. Of inquire
for him .t North west corner Of Brady and lh,rd
strssts, from IL TO 2, OF aitsES r. n. eotAS-a3W
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25

PRoDucE MovING.-The S. B. Reso-
lutte, Capt Williams. leaves here this corning
with six barges in tow, for Memphis The
bargss srs loaded with onions and potatoes by
farmers in this neighhor ood. who think they
will receive better prices by sending them be-
lo~. Two are loaded by Mr. Dixson, and one
each by Messrs. Watson, Parmslee, McMsniguei
and Olds They altogether CO atain over l5-
900 bushels. We hope they may meet with
good success
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25

AUSTIN CoRBIN. GEO. .. G. DOW. s.H. BROWN.
cor BIN, DOW Z BROWN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
II and Not,ries Public.
3. T.. BRowN, United States Comm ioner.
OPF,oE-At Macklot h Corbn's Exchange Of
ace, Davenport, Iowa. mar3-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25

ROCHESTER, Oct. %.
Tie ttot between Flora Teuple and Pstchen
took plce this p. n. Two Thousand persons
we're present. The i.ts rains made the track
heavy, and there was q slight fail of rain Just
as the horses started. Patchen won the first
heat; Flora the second third and fourth.
lime: '.29, 2.29 2,zS. 23O
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25

AGRICULTURAL MKErING.-The hour
OF holding the meeting Of the members Of the
Scott County Agricultural Society from two
o'clock p. NJ. to IL O'Clock A, ~, Sd pro-,
Members will plsase take notice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25

MUsCATINE.-We notice that q. G.. r.
Mitchell and Geo, H. Parker. E.qrs., Of this
place, are to speak in Huecatine on Friday, the
10th inst, at o'clock p. NJ, aCvoca,ing the
claim OF J. c. Breckinridge and Jolsne, for
the two highest offices in tae gift OF the people
of this country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25

NATURAIIzATloN.-During the sitting
foreigners we're admitted to the privileges Of
citizens. about three quarters of which were
persons of German birth. Ths Republican,
pa..y WOKE uUuuu ~ ,Ute.s I'm =
time they could, and in future-vell-.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25

ARRIVAL FROM PIKE's PRAK.-OuI
young friends. +. A. Marden. Joseph D.veu
port and Fred. Parker. arrived home FROM
Pixies Peak last evening by the western train
They are all we'll. and don't look bit worse on
account Of the trip. We welcome them home
again.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25
Great Union Demonstration ia N. York.

INV Uhh, OCt.
The Union torchlight decentralization is very
large. being estimated at 10000 Th,rs are
various iiumina,ious on the route. Several
delegations Of Minute Men, Everett GGards
DC are present from Philadelphia, Boston
ard o. her cities.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25
l. TIE N f. w s !.
Roller Explosion.

NEW ORLEANs Oct. %.
boiler exploded in the ct emicsl works at
the corner OF Julia and Front streets, to-day,
dsmol!.hlug portion Of the front wall and in'
turing two persons
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-25

WANTED.-A woman or girl, who un.
derstands general hot sekeeping, can find n
good place aud steady work by applying u,
this office.