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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03
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DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
OfFIcE DAILY DEkocEkT ARD Ssws
Lr;3ar Lra Ny tNEr

OFFICE DAILY DEhocEkT Arn Ss@s,
Friday Eve, Nov. 2, Is6G. !
We went usual rounds to-day bu; founi
very .ittle to report The weather continues un-
foyorab,e with occasional showers of rain, anl no
improvement trades. consequently very little
grain was marketed. We noticed few loads Of
Barley which sold .t b cher Il lures than was OBJ
tainci for several days past
FLorR-Firm at 81 5o@ IS Shipments, 20)
bills
WHEAr-ss97Oc: Receipts 1880 bu. Ship
ments $50 bu.
BAgLEY--In demand at 45o for No. l. Receipts
200 bu.
C,RS-Little doing. Receipts 20 bu.
PorAroEs-N, srrvals. Shipments 7s0 bu.
lurTER--P.,.: Gl2I wholesale, and l5c
retail.
EGGs--Scarce at l21zc wholesale, and loc re-
tail.
HAY-Scarce at So for upland prairie.
HiDEs.-ln good request and moderate at 4iIo
for Green locior Dry and lla3l2o for Dry Flint
CHEEsE-SuppIy light and prices firm at l5,9
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve lc4llc
wholesale and l2@l5c retail.
LARD--Tn fair supply at ll@l2,4c.
uAMs--tommon lo1a a@llc; Sugar Cured l2la
u | &c :. shoulders loc retail.
GAME-But little coming in. Quails 65c =
dozen PrairieiChickens l.50 = dozen ; Mallari
Ducks 25ct35c q pair.
FnrIr-Green--a fair supply on hand. Choice
eating apples s250lG3 u hbl. !; cooking do 5! q
$50 = bbl But few Pears in market at 81 q bu.
Quincios few Ohio Quincies in market at "a r.
busheI. Supply of .Cranberries light at 50 4
bbl. Grapes, Isabella and Catawba from Cincin-
matt, sell readily by the box at Zoe u ID. VIA
,rapes, Soc q bu.
FRulr-Dry-M r. Raisins $3.50 U box, layer,
81. Smyrna Figs new crop Pa, y ID. Prunes,
Turkish, szc. French, l2H. Zante Curraats,
10c.
BEANS Dull at 5oc Il bu.
SWEET PorAToEs-We quote at e0c wholesale.
DRIED FRUrr-Apples sagloc Peaches llGtl5c
Prunes s(Gl2hc.
WooD--H Hickory $3.50 per cord Oak $3.50 ger
cord.
CoAL--Sc per bushel in the yard, and s(Gi0c
delivered, according to distance.
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TKUSTEE'S SALE.-wurnr.s, on tho %

IKUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEhFas on tho 23d
lay OF September, A. ID. 1855, Jancs Ganbs
ami Aiiza Gamble his wife, o the city OF lie ta rc,
state OF Iowa, executed unto David :. True, a.
trustee, certAin Deed ii Trust, conveying to
-ail trustee the land III scott county, Iowa, de-
scrib,d a. iot9s. 70 wit: Lit .,o. tn { 10 in
1l ok No. thirty 30 III the city OF lie Claire and
the uth-oast quarter and the south -e..t quarter
u ne north east ~ rlcr Of section No. eighteen
j3ati il towr ,hipNo. seventy nine y !. "rh Il
range i've f5 i east 0. the 1th T.. ~, which aid
cunvry.nc3 va made by the sal James GDmble
ani Eliza G.mhe for the purpose Of securing
the payment 0! two certain froin.sory notes, and
the interest thereon, gned D said James Gam
bic each dated the 18th day u July, A. ID ISIS,
Onc tor one : 100 hundred dollars, payable t.
the ordor ef i + 4 y. Kelley III one year from
late, winch nate i laid, with the exception oil
fito ,iuiiars and me other Dotr for one thou
s..li dollars, Sltob payable % the order of A.
7. -. kelley ln'wp year after tho da,e thereof,
with interest At the rate o ten lcr cent. per an
NUN, payable annually.
And now, SAID notes having become due and
payable and the said James Gamble having failed
10 pay the same, excepting the rest On the la
mentioned note up 70 July 18th, 1872 ], David ;.
True, trustee asaforesaid, hereby give tn pub
lie notice ,ahat by virtue OF the io'er which ~ IN
M vested by 4ad Deed Of Trust, ! will. Oh Ss,
IiAy the u i day of November A. ID. 1850, at
the hour OF two s'clpck in the afternoon oi said
da :, Mt the Court House door in the city OF Dav-
enport expose and offer for sale, at public suc-
tion the parcels Of land above described, or 50
much thereof shall be necessary 70 satisfy
and ray the amount OF said notes, with the IN.
tcrcst thereon u the day ii .alo together with
all the costs and expenses attending said Sale,
costs Of this notice and Tr.stecs tees. lyon
completion Of SAID seie, Dee,l will be executed
in accord .nce with tho stipulatisns of said Deed
Of Trust.
Dated the Z. 1t day Of October. A. ID. 1860.
DAVID 5. TRUE,
noyl l-dts1 Trustee
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Important from Sout, America.
ARRIVAL OF TIE MOSES TAYLOR.

NEW YORK, Nov. q
( Advises from Valparaiso ar, to the "a and
Calao TO The lc;h of Oc,.
/ The steamer Moses Taylor had touched a,
Leta
Inc uitlmatum of the American Royprnu,-t
hal been rejected by Peru SO far a. the Liz.
thompson. Georgia and Saratoga claims 1nl.
refusal would compe. the American Minister 10
demand his passport.
The ship Lucy Aon Hale was partially burn.
ed OF the 5th of Oc, at Calao
frlghtiui accident occurred in the dry
dock a; san Loren on the 18th, involving tie
entire loss Of tn. Peruvian fri.ate Caloea + tnl-
eriy from Auperemac. and great loss OF 'ifp.
She was telng docked with the crew on boz rd
when -ome staochioLs ct the dock gave way,
causing her to pitch over. when she Quickly
hl.i With water. A great number Of peop.e,
including men. women an children sc, in tie
hospital, all OF which p-rishei. All the par,i..
u!srs were not known At the date OF saylces
but II was believed that the numbe- Of killed
would reach 100. The number of wounded
with broken heads. arms and l.gs vac very
grsnt. The Csllao wa. 43 gun frigate, aud six
years old The dry dock was also damaged,
and rendered useless
ihe reyoln;ion in Bolivia vas suppressed.
ani several officers IN q been shot
ucN NicdFhSuh S0te tEe news OF
walker 9 captnr. reached ther. on the Both of
Sept, cau-ing much r, icing.
Martinez whs again at he head Of affairs
hr. Dtneiy was pressing the government, for
convention To settle An .rlcan elaine. but ui.-
successfully Martinez. however had consent.
ei I" call meeting +. Congress on the l5t., of
September, 50 that the Ta ii. ton Of tn. a.
mar treaty might be effected within the time
specified
Vanderbilt his n.ade tie government an r.
ier OF transit, ln' wa ne, accepted.
Advicrs from Guaquil state that Feorer was
dsbsndin. his .oice-, tut that the Peruvian
rr~-idehi, Caste.au, siiii maintained ho tie
attitude and was sc king permi ion fnom lis
oopgre-s to declare war aslius: Ia Iador
The I. : steamer Nairaganset left Co.Iao
on the Sth for Panama
'iItii sulty had a,isen at Panama between
the Ihittd states and British Naval fot,.. |
owing TO the arrest ot an American officer ard |
American q izen tor refusing u +, spon.; To !
The cha.i-ng- OF the Brti-h guard. alnch bai |
oeeh stationed In the streets. Since the re- |
oe"t tIst'rDance commit nicaJiuLs had pa ed |
between Ill othcer ,iontgomrr, aud tn |, n.
ist Comruender, the resni' If which was no, /
aunwn.
Ffe.!i alarm occurred 1T Panama on TIE !
night OF the 221 in consequence OF a yeIar; |
that Lu:ho was coming with u party OF ne
groes % sac, the town. Troops were under |
arms all night. Nc'h,ny happened but lew
ru:!or> continred io eiiel ii and the city was |
hep- IN Il state aI extlte5..et.i.
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REPORTED HuNG.-Informatiou OF a

REPORTED HuNG.-Informatio OF a
reliable charaeler was received here yesterday
tha, Levi Durbin. formerly we'll known in this
city. was hung at Pixies Peak a short time
since ty tie Vigilance Comnittes, foI stealing
mules 1t appears that when lie learned that
the Committee we after lin. got some ON
rsde- to lay him out after the manner Of
corpse-he figuring stark dead One OF the
Vigilance bcys .eit to watch at CONVEX
lent place to acc whether it was a rlse or not,
ap,l soon the corpse t.ok to itseH lega. lie
was then arrested and hung. We give the
news as We received it without vouching for
It's truth.
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10 luS NATIONAL DH NUCkACl
OF THE
STATE OF IOWA.

REPORT BEING CURRENT IN SOME
n parts Of the State, that the e'eetorsl ticke,
for eckinridse and Lane is 70 be abandoned,
az d the Don slas ticket to be supported by the
National Democrats. we deem it proper to say, that
such report Is WHOLLY without foundation Our
tickets are being Distributed throughout the
State and the support Of evers friend OF freskiu-
ridge and Lane is solicited Believe 40 rep rts
that our ticket. or organization, IL to be aban
ned. for all such are false, and circulated by
enemies.
Democrats, stand by your COlors!
For the State Dem Com.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
o.taOd1v Chairman.
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New HoTA Market.
BY 7eiegraph.l

By 7eiegrapA.l Nsw YORK. Nov. }.
FLorR-Market about sc qetter, closing dull.
hyE fLorR -Stea iy at $50 n4.30
WHEAT-Market . shade better, bat with largo
advance in freights S1.2aa1.2l Chicago Spring /:
$l26ldI % Milwaukee Club 81 29tdl. 81 Amber
Wisconsin Sl3idi3o Winter Red Western :
S145tdl so W hite Western;
RYE Market heavy and lower: 75G76c.
BARLEY Market heavy and lower. 65@70c for
State.
CoRs-Market without material change. esq
Toe mixed western aaoat and in store
OArs-Mai ket lower. sales at 3Sl361<c for
Western and state.
WaLxY-MArkstlGwer /; 22022Kc.
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Dr.. Smith, one OF the most enterpris-
ioy ard Industrious farmers OF our county. in.
firms US that, having harvested come six acre.
.! his c3rn crop en- mis- farm in Hickory Grove
Township finds that the crop averages over
one hundred bushels to the acre. t.. Is prs'-
ty good, We think. The Doctors crops are ali
splendid, and his farm. though it has b zen un-
der Improvement but three or four ars, is one
Which might be chosen mode by many Of
ou- Scott couaty turner's This has been
hrongh. about by un.irng induetry-by good
management, aud strict attention TO the bus;.
ness pertaining to the farm We commend
his style to the farming community generi illy.
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River Items.
Friday, November 2, 1860.
ARRIVED
< ArR CAssELL, Hillhouse, Montrose.

Friday, November z, lebO.
ARRIVED
KATE CAssELL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
pEPARTED.
KATE CAssELL, Hilihouse, Nontrose.
The fast-running steamer ltascs, Capt. VI bitton
is expected to depart for Montrose and way points
this evening.
The Desmoines City i. due here is this morning
for Montrose.
The Pembua will be the regular Northern Line
boat for Monrose and all way iings this morn
ing at o'clock.
The Northera Line packet Canada, captain
Parker, will depart for st. Paul and way points
this morning.
The Metropolitan will be the regular Northern
Line packet for Montrose and intermediate points
this morning, making connection fl st. Louls IN
3n hours.
The River has commenced falling again at this
pOut.
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NEBRASKA DOES HER DUTY.
OMAHA, n. T, OF. 81.

OAAHA, ". ott. 0l.
TIE territorial board Of canv ssers composed
OF Gov. Black, Chief Justice Hal and the I. .
). Dislrie, ATTORNEY Howard met Today and
convs-sed the returns for delegate TO Cengre-s.
Morton. democrat, has IA uiajority over Daily,
Republican, AMI hns been awarded certificate
of election
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Mail Arrangements.

Times o. opening and e9sing malsin the Daven-
port Post Office
Eastern NAIL. arrives atsA N and 5 Pm ;ei oses
at $50 Aabi Ps
NORTHERN HAfL, via Dubuque and North Iowa, !,
arrives AZ rlo.es 80 NJ.
sorThlKs ,AIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, a rives al . Pm; close. 80 A II.
WHsrHIS AHD SorTHEEs iowa MAIL, arrives At
6PM; closes AT Pm.
fLLfNois WAY - AL, arrive M:cioses at 5 pm.
DrBTQUE WAY MAIL. arrives at p Iuesdaye,
Thursday and Saturdays closes at N Sun
days, Tucsaay- and Thursdays.
CP htvRE MAIL TO Lyoss, arrives at 6 Pm: closes
atsPA, DAILY exDept sundays.
Blue GRASS MAIL. arrives at2 n. closes 1t ~ n
Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AAfTY NAIL, arrives and closes at IL N Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AsAMosA NAIL, arrives and closes al IL u, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from s to 10 An.
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An Assault.

ALBANY. Nov. z.
About . O'clock this morning n lawyer Of
this city named John Perry entered the pr m
iaes, kept by John Crsnt.id as porter hoe-e
AnL coz, ntt-d y viol TT assault "n him. tkrw
ing a handful of scotch snuff his eyes ard ,h~n
LeitnP him over the he ID with heavy cane,
maklng three had wupnis. Crsohe!d drew
revolver and sho, Perry twice, hoir huli-ts sr
,ering h- stomach. Perry cnnDo survive.
The quarrel rose out Of snit ior .ns po.sss
zion OF the premises occupied bi Cranti ID
Perry bore yer; bal character. and ~"
sympathy Of the Goa tnunits IS considered eel
tain; j.t-ttiable.
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Row at keWance, Hi.

kEwASEE ILL.,, Nov.
Last nil ght party Of well kloun persons eater
ID The saloon OF Mr. Austin viii b they comrle .
ly demolished, ruining the entire contents. The
reasons given by them tor this outrage is IT, at
Mr. Austln had expressed his intention not to
vote tor Ralph Tenny the Democratic nom.
inee for sheriff Of this county.
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Items Teic.ta!i / ilnin New York.

-tW YoNK, I.ov :.
Couuteff-it l,es on IL Faru..rs' aud M.-
charles Bark, q illrttald. are in ciren'4f III
hd'ic~s 'to;n li"vate report III. bark >yfia,
i'te l'fass c'fre-iaairnt ~ i'alttm"re tys
thr N,.lr-Awa..rs urfa rushea mon Wnite jill.
'ettng t. Front street lh-afra hy a crow 81
haf grown :t.-.i and te,- ard scattered ii III
directions. 9 y ose person wa. IL urea i ~
ever, With a bf:ek. AZ entrrint the I "a
.r- attempt maize to org .nizc an az ~.
oni.tle meeting tut the police iLterfered aud
dispersed al but tie Republicans who after q
few al tir.r-es so retired.
Tie feraids -" a,hilgton 'rapa'ch .aJ- IN
,eiieet ce from reliaFle source stys f--i
deuoe FOR the 'o Z is - be prepared al i n-
ses.
The r,tit;aa'ions o. the rev Grena IAN
tresty are to AXE E!uce al Washington to-lay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03

Thar BARGE.-The barge which un-
fortunately smashed ard sunk al the bridge on
Wednesday evening, proves total lo-s, we
der=tari IL has been determined to clear 1t
aTay, and et the freight 70 without atteu t.
lu1 Ia sava /,
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j. &. REID. NJ. d..

DHYSiCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. >, corner Main ami Third streets Dav
export, Iowa
Dr. REID can be consulted at his Office at al
bours of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sert2J
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03
q y = II.nANs,..

iAENTi5 SrCCESSNE To DR. CHAS.
- GoopRicu. would invite your attention 70 hi.
grca re iac,ion in prices If Dentistry, and would
invite al persons neeing his services r ell and
examine work and prices AT his Rnoa- door
T. ShcFaeri's Amhrotype taller, 10 8. \ dy
street. nearly opHo.ite the Post Once.
y. B. fceth extra ctei All hours Of tho day
AMI nj. .nt, ANA asl q eratiors warranted. nov5 Il
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Steamboat Explosions. rerTibI. Loss Of
Liz.

NEw DRLE,Ns, Nov.
The steamer IT, - W. Hui "a Memphis and
New Or'e.ns packet, exploded Wednesday
night. Inirty-thres killed and forty to fifty
scalded
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iOvcjoy II Alton.

ALTON, III, Nov =
Hon. owen Lov'joy arrived on the Chiclg"
tram his y II. 10 addi,ss The K. pubii An
mae meeting to day.
Tie Wide Awases api ci, zsns turned out
with fnasic aud cs.naa 10 greet him.
When the cilb firing the cannon, it
went oil prematureiy Us joel ). Tuttle was
sending hone the cartridge, tearing his afn4s
ba1i> AMI throUinr h m over an embanr ulsnl
"a distance OF abnGt % !ett Amgu,alion Of
the lii' srm will riobnhV Is necessary. He
is single man, and an employee il the Piasa
foundry
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03

MEssRs Evans, CnEw & Co, have
been busy for t,v days in removing th~ir
large stock of groceries 10 their quarters
Ia tae Calorlc Grain L evafor building.
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WASrKp.-Thc Kansas Comnitte

WAxrEp.-Thc Kansas Committee
request Us to state that they are in want 81
four or apple harreia with heads; also basa
to Ksns.s The season is so far advanced that
it is feared these articles will suffer from frost
before they reach their destination, unless they
are shipped ,mmelistely. Those who have the
a,ove articles TO furnish the committee will
We trust, take pleasure in 80 acqu.inting them
without delay.
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REcIpIs FOR KAxsAs.-Though the
weather was rather dubious yesterday, We
w.re pleased to see that the receipts were fair
ana the spirit Of the people al, right in behalf
Of the sufferer. The receipts we're as follows
PorAroEs Previously acknowledged, 5s4
bushels November 21.-C. ). Watkins % :;
Seth Garnee 20; j. Watson 1851. Total.
645.
FLcuR-Previously Acknowledged, 20 u
bbs. n Fejervsry hbl; Atner Dawson
l hbl-2. Total, % l-2 bbis.
WHEAT Previously acknowledged Is bu.
c E Kinkaid bu Total % bu.
BGass -preyiou.ly acknow wledged, 3 l-2 bu
Evans, Chew t. Co, 4; J. Cartwright l-2 bu.
= Total, bu
AsH-Previuusy acknowledged $3.50. S.
*. Barkley 81; F. Cook So Mrs F. Cook "a; ;
Miss Ada Bryan 81; sam Thomas S2-Sl3 80
Total. $l7 90.
CoaN Previously Acknowledged 10 bu.
n 5. Taylor 33 bu. Total. ll2 bu.
MISCELLANEOUS Evans, Chew d Co, 2 bar
rels; s H. Starr 3 do Ochs 4 Bro. do;
T.. IL. uhTunSF, d. ShufoIu, anu
sacks p. Coates. 9 do; J. n. Eldridge Is
gunny bags; J. Cartwright, caddy tea: do
pepper; Miler, Haskell d Co., Osnaburg sacks
-ss mahy as wanted
D. W Richmond E. MeDermott and Jere
mish Pearsoll, coapers have the thanks Of the
committee for services To Mr. Lswton, Z
Klion, and Nos. l6, &c, 20, 81 aud Master
Hosmer, drsymen the thanks Of the commit
tee are rendered for services Andrew Butler,
drawn donates services st all times when
required.
Yesterday the ferry boat Rock Island took 10
Montrose l52 sacks potatoes, 8 sacks wheat, 8
eacks -four and one sack beans, free Of charge
The steamboat Luaerne has tend red her err
vice, TO take to Montrose free Of charge all the
freight ready for shipment this morning. 1t is
all ready, we are Happy to say, except the corn
donated. The committee and assistants sackel
and bsrrelled all he potatoes and onions yes
tcrday, amounting t, 81 barrels potatoes, s
bar, el. onions and nearly 200 sacks potatoes,
several barrels beans. stA
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Steamer Arrivals.

Nsw YogH Nov. 2.
The II4rmonia brings Lo don papers of Oct.
19th News anticipated.
FURTHER By TUE EuRoPA, Off CAPE RACE
ST. Jouss, n. f., Nov 2.--Tha Europa. Capt
Mody encountered -'ro { westerly winds the
ei tire rss.ay. 10 Cape Rice.
The Persia reached Ii erpool from \. Y at
| Z. 81. on the ~.
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PLUMER 4 VAN uOSEN,

4 TTORNEYs AND COUNSELOKS AT LAW,
~ and Notariss Public. Als~agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn, Capital, ssno 900; City Fire insurance Co.,
New Haven. Conn. Capital, S50o,O40.
Office In t.eCiaire Block Davenport. sep7
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Corn in car,


Carn. shesd,
ami all kinds of Mill Products. will be kert c,n-
stdntly IN hand ard 80 d at a.onable prices for
ca h. Purchases d ivercd il Any part oi the city
free Of haigc
Ito subscriber i prepared to pay the highelt
market pnce fer roun ry produce. n,v3'f
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JOHN zunMEnMaNN.

e. - .sss-2al)liSn AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
turer, one door west of co.hcr
- s'6th snd IcCiaire streets Davenport,
Iowa. All Instruments vf nv own make warranted
AM nept N order without c0arse, hve years.
y IL -RepAlrius aud tuaing done at all times
nd in the best manner
bAvESr ,Kr, April Is, 1896 laplIS-d1v
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Farmers LOOE Here,

%FINE, LARGE BAY MARE, WITH FOAL,
n and last Spring colt, for sale OF exchange
for oats or wheat Also a full-brea two ears
old Durham Bull. Apply to
novl IA. ~ 0AAA'A'
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ltuRNEE 4 Or FOURTH AND IOWA SrS,
- naHcupugt, iowa. DAVIS L SoNs, Pruprietors
Free Omnibus - and from the ONCE for
Stage, leaving ior LcClairc, Princeton, Lyons, De
Witt Ma lroke,a and AnamoSa.
Fare One puliar per day. ang2l-ly
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4 TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public.
OFFfoE-Davenport's Block, Davenport, Iowa.
uay2S
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lies arc relieve ,v,ry .vin;er from -utFering ~
NE ct .r.t5 Of this ltil,nunity C,nno, t:sy
v,lulte teer a l.gtr l.lor - ehali Of s.I<rer-
atro.di .l.ny Of ien i. We tn,e aad should
have the will Ga<ette, ot nsS'erddg.
Where ate those Dltch iaborer, :, hose iarni
lies are relieved every winter' There are ~ 0
Dutchm II to one Irshnan assisted every Year
u tie charitable. Why i such mean, con-
temp,ia,e fling as the above uttered stcn All
occasion as thisl Has hot every iiish dray
man in the city kindly stepped forward ami
helped i., Tie csusei They have warm hearts
AMI v ling hands to help The distressed.
While the lrisil lr.ymen were working yes
ter.iay t. help off the freight on the ferry toat
two Germans were asked by enc OF the com
mi.t.e men to assist for few N momen,s. What
die they sayl "Vot yon gives Won hourf
sThey were told that the work was expected to
be free-that the provision was g.ing to starv-
ing people. Tney said-"O yAw you bees
s,nart mAn--vot You gives Won hourP
We hate to introduce th,s subject on az oc-
ca-ion like this, but paper that will stoop to
such mean, detestable iDsnua.ions aggrava.e es
US 10 it, What if needy Irishmen were
halpeif are they to be twitted of it by a
craven hearted poltrooni Will any man stoop
60 low as to refer to deeds If charity in such
wayi Out upon such n,esnn-ss. The Irish
have the will to hslp-they exercise it. We
thank them for it, in behalf Of the suffering.
Germans have helped too; We, in the same
name tender thanks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03
sheridan Knowles, the Author, not
Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2
Sheridan kuowl-s lost on th. steamer Arc
tic, ass not the author, but the Philadelphia
agent Of tn. American Bank Note Co., charged
with the performance of work for the Emper-
or of Russia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03
AckNowLEpGEMs>T.-Ita take pleasure

in acknowledging hereby the receipt in cash
FROM the Metropolitan Fire Insurarce Co Of
New York, through Mr. r. simpson, their
agent, # the amount ot my claim Tor loss by
fire upon my barn, witch was destroyed on
pronp.ness aud fairness with which the said
Company adjusted aud paid my claim. can
reco nlneni it to al persons desiring good in
surance J J,MEs /. LANE.