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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-28

Or The demand for Helfer's book in the
West, did not begin to meet the expectations
the publishers. There is less ignorance in the
West than was supposed! g7saaas aae
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-28
Renxl hliCnn Purity.

The Republican State Treasurer a.u..
of Maine has stolen the peo- .....
ples money TO the amount OF 100000 90
The Republican State Treasurer
OF Michigan is plunderer of
the people to the amount of no, 0,19S 70
The Republican State Liquor
, Agent in Massachusetts has
swndled the people out Of
over. 100000 90
A Republican State Senator in
the same State has committed
.iorgeries amounting to 10000 90
The Republican Legislature Of
Ohio have bled the people for
the single item Of whiskey for
one drunk" to the tune of 5000 90
Total $3.50, 1873 rs
Keep it before the people that these are the
men who profess to be in favor ''of restoring the
action Of the Federal Government to the prin-
ciples Of Washington and Jeffersonp' @
ANOTHER ITEM.
0tTDr. Eades late Superintendent of Public
Instruction in Iowa, took the responsibility
tempted by the opportunity to turn on honest
penny"-to loan $150,o00 of the school money
ofthe State to individuals Every dollar is lost.
The Doctor is Republican. ',. .l
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-28

rol Orion the motion Of Mr.. Parr the Legis.
.lature has appointed joint committee to see /
every thing is right in the State Treasury. Mr.
Parr is chairman.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-28

Re placed under DIR. Buffers case at the Re-
treat. No sufficient authority being shown the
DR.. for her detention, they had to take hsf
back. -st
Last evening, however, she was brought back
here. with the certificates Of three Bridgeport
physicians that she was insane. '' 80
This morning the negro, her husband, appears
ed at the Retreat to claim her, and DIR. Butler
decided that he could not detain her at the Re-
treat for want of authority, and the negro sails
ed off with her in trinmph. n' q
Her insanity appears to be extremely doubts
ful. Sheis quite handsome, if not beautiful,
while her husband is of ebony blackness. Ths
two took room at the United States Hotef,
took dinner, and went off by the 2 o'clock
steamer for New York. Hartford Times.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-28
secret Circular.

= We publish below a copy ofa Secret circular
recently issued by the Executive Committee oI
the Republican members o! Congress and
call the attention of our readers to it. The
wholesale and gratuitods charges made on the
Democratic party, we pass by as unworthy oI
refutation, and call the attention of Democrats
to the manner in which this Committee de-
sign to food every School District in every
northern State with poisonous Documents -
We hope that speedy and effective measures
may be adopted to place in the hands of the
people documents and papers, that will fairly
represent the facts and issues Of the contest.
Secret Circular Of the Black Re-
pubiicams.
Presidential Campaign Of 1860--RpuJlican En-
ecutiue Congressional Committee,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-28

Preston KixG,
JAS. w. GRIMES,
L. F. S. FOSTER,
JOHN CovoDE,
L. G. SpAULDING,
JNo. r. ALLEY.
f. X. WAsHBURRNE, Ill.
DAVID KILeoRE,
j. L. N. STRATToN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
|, A TIE n r w S J.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP FULTON

CAPE RAcE, Oct. %. VIA sAcKvILLE 29rH.
Victor Emanuel entered Naples on the
l7sh. lie had already entered the Neapoh
tan town Of GuiIAnova am-d enthusiasm
Mazzini has refused to Iesee Naples,
Tue diplomat.,s at Gaeta had protested
agsins. the decree relative to MeIino and all
the ambassadors had signed it.
Gen Guyon had re-cccupled Viterbo
Three new forts, armed with rihed cannon
had been completed between Sido and Mala.
the Nenet AL shore are being renewed, and
connected with an electric battery.
The vote on the question OF annexation to
Piedmont s TO be taken in Sicily on October
2lst
1t was asserted great consterna,ion prevail
ed auoD, the Turin cabinet, IN consequence
OF the Russian AMI Prussian ambsr sadors
having RENTED formal protests against the
Sardiuian invasion of the kingdom OF Naples
The Russian Ambassador will demand his
passports If no regard is paid o the protest,
Advises from China state that the allied
trooIs reached the Pieho on August lst, al d
establish d camps at Pehtany. Tnsy found
the north rn and southern forts evacuated. ana
attacked the iartar camp on the 18th The
Chinese fed in disorder. At the departure OF
the mail the allies we're opposite the Taku
forts, where the Chinese were preparing to re-
sist The grand attack WAS to take place Au.
gust 18th.
The rebels attacked Shanghai on the 18th
and we're repui-ed Trade was stopped
The Fulton has 292 passengers and 500 tons
Of cargo. She bad experienced q continuation
ii severe gales since leaving Southampton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
From Washington.

AsIISGToN. Oct. 90.
Tn e. = Court Of Claims has resumed its
session alter a long recess. The numter OF ca
e.e on the docket is small. Renew ed effor 8
will be made 10 procure an amendment OF the
law establishing this tribunal, 30 that awards
not exceeding $4,000 may DO final, instead Of
hsvin, now, to be definitely acted upon by
Congress.
The Executive Committees Of the four polit-
cal parrie. are closing up their business hav-
ING concluded not to i.sue any more printed
material /: Is limated that the ave age
number Of documents circulated ly them sine.
tha c mmercemeut Of the Presidential canvass
il hetw.en six seven millions. Nearly all
Of them were folded at the capitol.
a cogeDt ranonstrance hae been presented
to IT. is government against the diversion u. the
Bsuoklyn and St. Mary sessels Of war from the
poses. This remonstrance Is from responsi.
bic source, an has been induced by the recent
occurrences at Panama, as well rs by rival nd
conflicting interests existing with respect to
the Panama railr, sd and the proposed CON :
munication at Chiriqui. The remonstreh
urge as a great subject OF complaint and OF
humiliation Of Amer cane, that the Panan a
route. over waich there 10 90 much travel and
transp.rt ,tion of treasure. is left To the protec-
ton OF British men of war, though the New
Granadihn treaty imposes such duty on the
Uuited states.
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River Items.
Tuesday, Oct. so, 1860.


ARRIVED
ArELIA, Blonden, St Louis.
LUZthNE, Davis, Montrose.
HARMOSIA, Cabs sell, st. Louis.
MErRoPoLIrAN. jerks, MontroSe.
CLARA HINE, Patton, Montr0se.
JoHN BELL, Brock, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
ADsLIA, Blon len, St. Louis.
LUZERsE, Davis, Montrose.
HARMoSIA, Cabbeil, Msntrose
METROPOLITAN, jerks, Monsose.
CLARA h,SE, Patton, Montrese.
joins BELL Brock, st. Louis
The Fred Lorenz will depart for st. Paul sLi
wy points this morning.
The Denmark will he the Northern Line boat
for St PAIL and nterme iiate points this morning
At o'clock.
The favorite passenger packet G .ty Belle. Capt.
Mitchell, will depart for Montrese and interme
iate landings this morning.
MUscATISE, BURLINGTON AND MoNrRosE NAIL
PACKET The Rapids mail and passenger packet
Kate Cassell, will depart for Montrose and all
Intern edate landings, at O'Clock this morning,
making sure connections for st. Louis in thirty
six hours.
LARGE TRIP-The steamer Adeia left here
last evening for st. Louis with the following
pro uce, viz 92O sacks potatoes !; 32f bbls. do
30 bbs. onions: 796 sacks do; 1920 sacks wheat
$40 sacks barley ibis. beans; 9 bbls.
.lucr kraut 3 bbs. coal oil 50 crooks butter,
crates cabbage.
Tho yer i rsin~ steadily.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31

RECEIPTS FOR THE KANSAS SUFFER
Eas-The labors of tie committee are begin
ming to tell handsomely 10 favor Of the starv
ing peor,e Ct Kansas. There is no doubt bu,
the people will respond literally to their call
for help We record the receipts up to last
ui-ht IS follows:
Potatoes-Previousiy acknowledged. 81
bushels Oct 3Oth, j. n English bushels,
Ii. q Dwire, 80 bushels; II. Price 33 bushels
Thos. HOLMES and O4borne 27 bushels w
Walker 33 busnels A. &. Wo her 81 bushels
Total, 2o2 bushels
Onlons-A. Weaver IL bushels.
+ our-Mrn at Burr VS. mill 7 barrels
Rob, En- l-h SO pounds cash slo-to be
converted into fl pur two barrela
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
From Boston.

BosToN, Oct 80.
South wick Barnes leading merchant and
Well known citizen VI plymouth, committed
suicide yesterday hy drowning. Cause ments
oppression.
II is reported that n mackerel schooner oil
Gloucester, wa. Recently run d. wn by steam
er III u dense fog near Cape Canso. and aftet
foaflny two days water logged.
seven OF the crew ere wash "A overheard
the remaining nine took boat which caps,zed
and two men were d.vourei by shar,e The
remaining seven recovered the boat " hen tW a
more died from exhaustion. The survivor.
were Rescued iiy Portuguese vessel and car
ried to st De- lose where Tie American con
sui treated them kindly aud would send them
home. No names given
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Important from Kansas.

LEAVEawoRTH Oct 30.
The I.mes has Information from Southerr
Kansas that 90 dragons under Capt oturgis
accompanied by lndisn Agent Cowan, hn,
been driving the settlers from what is know
As the Cherokee neutral lends. The Times
correspondent stat-s that "a houses had beer
burned and the nccuYarts turned out Muci
excitement, prevailed in Sou,h4rn Kansas. bu
1t Is thought greatly exaggerated
A meeting Of citlz rs OF this county "a.
held last evening to devi plans for the geuer
q! relief OF tn sufferers in the Territory. A
COMMITTEES was appointed to solicit INN dat.
aid from tue East also committee was ap
pointed 20 act III concert wit other COUNTIES j,
the matter
call has been issued for a conference a,
Lawrence on the l4th If November.
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GO Nj vi E X G. AL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE DAILY DEaoCRAr AND Nkws, [
Tuesday Eve. Oct. 80. 1850.

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEws,
! Tuesday Eve, Oct. 80, 1900. !
The grain market was quiet to-day, and pts
| by wagon very small on account of the lOwness Of
prices. considerable amount of Wheat was re-
ceived by Rair.ad from IL . West Shipments is
were quite large and from the amount of sacks
| said to be put aboard, have reason to believe
the actual amount far exceeds The figures We have
obtained. Flour was reduced 25c last week by
some firms, while others selling at the 0 4
prices. but 50 far can hoar they have ali
come to the same price, viz: S45oG475. Ship
ments to day $50 bbls.
WnEAr-Firm at 65 le7Oc. Receipts 4,o49 bu
Shipments S,775 bu.
BARLEY-Dull at 1903 for No. L. Receipts
,.55 bu. Shipments 30 5 bu.
CoKN-Iittle doing. We quote at zoe. Re
ceipts l0i bu.
OArs-Quict at i69l1c. Receipts loo bu.
ONIoNs-l2oJl3c. Receipts SCI lbu Shipm ants
I l,lo7.
PoTAToEs-Activea at la gl4c. Receipts 566
bu.; Shipments 6,523 bu.
BUrTER--Plenty at I0,Gl21a wholesale, and l5c
| retail.
EGGs- Scarce at l2l3c wholesale, and l5c re-
tail
WOOD Hickory $3.50 per cord Oak $3.50 per
cord.
Coal Sc per bushel in tho yard, and 9Gl0,
delivered, ."rGing to distance
HAY-Hcarce at - u utlnl prairie.
HIDEs.-in good i and moderate AZ 41ac
for Green; loc tor Dry and lly1l l2c for Fl n I
CHEEsE-Suppiy light and prices firm at is1
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western heserve Ir,allc
Wholesale and l2Q9l5c retail.
LARD--In fair supply at @12 20.
HANS ommon o12tGllc, sugar Cured l2la
Gl5c Shoulders lUc retail.
GAME-But little coming in. Quals 65c p
dozen Prairie Chickens l.5O IL dozen Mallard
Ducks 25@35c y pair.
FRuIr-Green fair supply hand. Choice
eating apples 81 d3 u obi. cooking do 81 q
$50 q bbl Bat few Pears in market at ST n bu.
Quincies few Ohio Quincies in market at 81 =
bushe. Supply of Cranberries light at 50 y
Dbl. Grapes, Isabella and Catawba from Cincn-
natl, sell readily by the box at Zoe p b. Wild
Grapes, Soc q bu.
FRuir-Dry-M. K Raisins SO q box, layer,
81. Smyrna Figs new crop 1870 q fb. Prunes,
Turkish, s1ac. French, 12H. Zante Currants,
l0c.
BEANS at soc q bu.
SWEET PoT TAToEs-We quote at 60c wholesale.
DRIED FgUIT-Apples SO loc Peaches llQploc
Pruues s0l21ac.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
LEGR APHIC
Later fro m California.
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS

Sr. JostrH. Mo-, Oct 80
The Pony Expres. with California data 1,
the 18th inst ar'ivel here his morning
IAN FRAScisCo. Oct. l7.-Ine PONY Exprea.
with ot. LOUIS dates TO the 7th is tsleprsph.d
from Csrson ValleS this morGing.
There is much anxiety to receive the news
Of the next Express to the 10th, when the re-.
sult Of the p nnsylvania and Indiana elec ion.
will be known. Politicians generally concede
that II Foster is defeated and the other North.
ern States result in Republican victories, Cali
tornia will 50 for Lincoln.
1t is conceded that tlE Brsckinridse men are
losing gr und
Coz. b. j.. Baker. Ssna' or elect from Oregon.
10 expecte to make a tour Of Calf rnis tor the
benefit Of the Republican tik.
Brevet Brigadirr General Clark, commander
OF the department OF California, died in this
city to-day Of chronic diarlLna, after two
weeks iliness.
The rainy season has ia rly commenced. thi.
Express leaving III the midst Of = drsuchlng
storm.
The news from Oregon Is unimportant.
The Dem cratic papers of both wings OF
that party generally denounce the coalition
which elected one R-pub,ican Senator.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
SPECIAL NUiICE.

To THE Old Sc TIERS or SCorT County One
of our members has depar,ei this life. Christie
pher Rowe, Esq one of the fret settlers of Scott
county, died yesterday at 10 o'clock, A. N.
The Old Settlers resi- ectfully requested to
meet at Lie Claire .-ali on Wednesday msr.ing at
ten O'Clock, to make arrangements to attend his
funeeal on that day.
EBENEZER COOK, President.
ALFRED SANDERS, Secretary.
Davenport, Dot. 3ath, l>"0.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
News from New YORK.

New YoRK, Oct 30.
[. ). Marshal Rynders has been arrest d fol
an alleged assault on Lewis Tappen aud gran
son.
r. NJ. Whitloek, a we'll known merchant
was seriously injured the other day by being
crushed between q freight car and the walls OF
the depot on Centre street.
Daniel B. Brown attempted suicide last
wight 10y throw himself in front Of u loco
motive o. the Harlem rod. in the upper part
OF the city. lie thrown off by the COW
catcher, but was seriously hurt. He had re-
Gently lost daughter
letter from Manills, July Is. reports an
American ship taken in charge by the authori.
ties OF the Northern end Of the Island. The
crew had mutlnied, wounded the captain and
confined him, hrs wife and officers and three
persons were killed on board and several
wounded. The vessel is presumed to be one Of
the British charter ed transports.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
Mail Arrangements.

Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Ohice;
EASTERN MAIL, arrives at 9 A II and 8 Pu closes
at 1870 A NJ and Ps.
NORTHERN Mali, via Dubuque and North Iowa !,
arrives at cl9.es $50
SOUTHERN MAIL. from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, rlyes at = PM closes 5:30.A NJ
WEsrEBs AND SOUTHERN iowa MAIL arrives at
6PM; closts at ; pm.
ILLINOIS WAY IAIL, arrives A closes at 5 Pm.
DrBrQUE WAY MAE. arrives at . r N TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays; closes at Sun
days TUESDAYS and Thur.days
CP hIvEK NAIL 10 i.yoNs. arrives at 6 NJ closes
ut M daily, exbept sundays.
Blue GRASS NAIL. arrives at NJ. closes At l2 n
Tuesdays, Thursday and saturdays.
ANiTY NAIL, arrives and closes at 2 NJ Tuesda ys
and Fridays.
ANAMosA MAIL, arrives and closes at IL N, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from To- 10 AN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
Senator CTittenden at st. Louis.

ST. LouIs. Oct so.
Senator Crittenden adJr. ssed u large audi
ence. composed Of men from all parts. at tn.
Court House last eve
lie eu ogizrd Douglas as national man and
s'4'rsh an. ana ma course In opposition to th,
Lecompton Constitution
He urged union OF all men to vote for Bel
az the only candidate whose success would piv.
peace to the country.
lie could see 40 remedy whatever in dis
solving IN Union. or seeding from it. IL
thought that the Republican party "may elec
their President, but We can out.vote them su,
prevent harm from being do1e The Souti
can hnd eoneit tionai safety in the Union. AM
preserve that greatest blessing for this coun
try tie concluded it will be my prayer tbs
this U Mon may last bayoni aLy calcul alton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
From Mexico.

lADtPLNDENCE, Oct. 80
The New Me.ican mai, with dates to th.
18th, has arrived.
Amberg has succeeded ia recovering sixty
three OF his mules that were stolen by the
Indians, and In all probability that is all that
he will ever gel,
Hostile Indians are al! around Santa Fe
The citizens dare not venture any distance
out for fear OF being murd. red.
No news from tbe army in the mountains
IN nursnit Il the Navajoe I, dians
No hostile Indians were seen on III.
plains.
The news from there is Of no importance :
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V-~~~-----~---
The Southern COnfederacv.

LouI-vILLE Oct 80.
This mornings Journal says "A remarka
bly, shrswd and Well informed politician re
Gently from Washington .iaie es that ira Jrin
clpai Breckinridzs leaders from The Son,h, in
cuding Wigfa.l II Texas aud Judge Meek o
Alabama. agreed last Thursday upon plan o
action in case OF Llncolns election, viz Souti
Carolina within thirty days after the election
would declare herself independent and send a
messenger TO Warrington asking recognition
1t recognized Southern States would follow
suit and efter a sufficient number &C States i.
recognized Southern Coni-deracy would BE-
formed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
sCOTrCO. a.RlcgLT. RAJ soc ETY.
ANNUAL MEETING.

TINE BE .RFKS OF THE SCOTT COUNTY
/ Agricultural society, will m eet at the Cor'f
House IN Davenport, OF Sal ru.diy. the ID d.,
Aoven Der, 1850, at II o'clock A. W.. for the ,,,A.
. Sc Of eciing oficsrs ior emu ny year, and
for the transaction Of ssch other business may
come before them.
Attne same place, upon the adjournment OF the
Agricultural Society, here viii, be meeting o.
he Scott County Fair Grou"d Associ stiou
A punetuai attendance is rcquert d.
.Octl1-s3twtd IkA VI CLIFFORD, Eec'y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
New York Market.

By 7elegrapl.l New YORK, Oct. so.
FLoUR-Market without important change
Demand quite modeIate, aud Sales al
S5.2'@53 30 super St-te: $5.40M5. as Extra State
S52595.3o Super Western $5.4Sod5 Is Common
Extra do; S5.s0W5.75 In erior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis.
RYE FLOUH-Steatv at 5; .50tt4.30.
WHEAT-Market quiet and firm with fair
export demand. $lz2 Chicago Spring Sl.2.L
North Western Club; Sl.22tdl25 Milwaukee
Club Sl.26@ 27 Amber Western; &l.27Ml 2s
Amber Iowa Si.320el 331 Red State; $l33@
i34 Winter Red Western.
RYE-Narket dull at 76(A79c.
BARLEY Market heavy and dull. 75c fol
State.
CORN-Market heavy and prices without change
OATs-Maiket dull at 38@39c Western and
State.
PoRK-Firm.
WHISKY Market heavy and lower at 224@
231c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31

GAME Fowls Ii any Of our friend !,
wish to purchase q pure breed of game fowls.
We recommend them to send to Dr. ]. w
Cooper, Media, Delaware county, P.Insyl
the raising Of pure stock, among which cab
be found the fartars, k.,tiers. Gil, pers Ser.
geants, and all Of the Ess.ish varieties lie
i. Also au,hor Of 'Coorer's Work on Game
Fowls" very useful work for those whose
fancles run in the chicken liue.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31

! ENIAL.-An article appeared in the
Gazette Of October 18th. hs .ded. Cant Stand
Lt coin in which it -ays. "a rab,d Democrat.
wing on the Long Grave ROAD had discharged
'wo carpen e. 9 for nursahing for Lincoln" The
gentlemen to whom the article referred never
cav g article until it was pointed out to him
yesterday. when he called on Us to state that
he whole cock aud bull story" wusa fabrica
"on' and manufactured out Of 9. VII lie cloth,
ma has nc foundation, whatever. in truth
the two men whom he discharged were broth.
ers, and both Douglas mn, one Of whom
was elected Secretary Of the Hickory Grove
douglas Club. and has during thi. camraiyn
made speeches in favor Of the Little Cant.
tie says they were not discharged Tor bu,rah.
ing. but for sighting work, aud not doing il
As ordered. Try again nsis hbor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31

a young me ., to eauvass for new and ..,,ss,-
i've work. t4.sst tsa -.
Address through Post Ohiee for short time,
James y, buncal. davenport. General Agent 70
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Neb. aska Of inquire
for him Ut North west corner OF Brady and third
streets, from II 70 2, or after p. n. eetly-dIW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
Lehman Vindlcated!

PHILAIE IELPHIA Oct. 30.
The jury in the case II VIZ. By yerly. tried
on the charge If forging the election returns oi
The Fret Congressional District. thus defeat n I
Mr.. Lehman. the Democratic candidate
hrousht in verdict Of "GUrIaY' this morning
Hi. counsel will p. obai ly carry the case to the
Supreme Court
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j. 4. REID. VI. d.,

DlIYSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. >, corner Main ami Third streets Dav-
enport, Iowa.
Or. REID can be consulted ut his Office at nj
bours "a tho day and night, unless professionally ly
engaged. sept2J
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gsmofrat aud Aews.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. 81, 1860.

4. IL -csIvEH. 70. Dearborn street, Chicago, is
authorized 10 receive Advertisements for this pa
per.
ROUNDS LASGDoS, 1876 Randolph street, Chi
cago are authorized to receive eadyert sements for
this paper.
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Yancey at New Orleans.

NEW ORLANs, Oct 20.
Yancey is addressing monster crowd IN
Canal street tonight. Two Union Eepresen.
tivss were elected to-day
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From WashinytOn

WAsH SGToS, Oct. 20.
Foht. A. Hantz has been appointed Marshall
for the Eastern District Of LonisiAna, nice
Kennedy resigned, and Armstrong, If Gel r
gis, wss sent to the Navy
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/. i. yl,UASCE.

htNTlST, SUCCESSOR To DIR. CHAS.
- GoopRitu, wouli invite your attention to hi,
great reduction IN prices Of Dentistry, and woull
invite all persons needing MS ices to cal i
examine work aud prices, at his Rooms next do
to Shepherds Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
\. H. Teeth extracted all hours of the dav
AMI night, md all operations warranted. noy5 ii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31
From rAinplCO

new ORLEANS Oct 90.
We learn from Tamlico, he 9th inst that
Gov. GAIA has issued decree declaring that
al dues at the custom houses OF Tampico and
Mataulo oras should be paid in gold and silver.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-31

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~ U6th and l.eClaire streets. Davenport
Iowa. All Instruments ot my make warranted
AMI kept "a order, without charge, five years.
\ r. ,pAriny aud tuning done at all times
nd ia the best manner.
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