davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
La W INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME CoURT-CHIxBxRs-szpr 7a-Bsfors yu,,io.
IgGRAHAs.

SUPREME COURT-CHANBKRs.-szPr. 22-Bsfors Justice
IsGRAHAa
JUDGEMENTS AGAINST TIRE CITY SUSTAINED.
Grant II. Adams sgt. The Mayor, a.
This was q motion toe part OF the Controller 10
set aside judgment obtained BY the plaintiffs Art Of
Besth Warden the Eighteenth Ward. The ground upon
which the Controller moved that the jndmeot for
ged been rendered after Mr. adams had
legally removed from Office The Judge denied the motion, With
el6 cost.
Henry Z. Hoyt sgt The Mayor &c
This was simllar TO ths above. The Judgment
recovered amounted &12 % and for services Hah
Wsrden In the Twelfth Ward The Judge decided the motion
In Ire
The Judge dives as his reason for arriving this decision thu.
he Is not satisfied shown for Presnmng fraud
coluon for seDg ssi lie the judgment. II did appear
had been done by the Corporation
exceeding hi. authority ard th're nothing charged In he
plaintiffs sdsyits wsusntne the fusion that the conduct of
II Council either couye fraudulent The motions
should therefore be denied
DISCHARGE OF IssoLvEsr.
Emil Kanter agt John n. Genin.
On the 18th of August last Justice Sutherland grant
ed orde supplementary to execution. for the examination Of
the judgment debtor pending the continuance OF the ordr
discharge from all indebtedness granted 10 defendant
the application Of thirds OF hs creditors Toe counsel for
the defendant moved that the sppemenary TO
cuon be vacated upon the ground that the Judgment upon
which he PLAINTIFF order pTsdicated exit g1shed
by the discharge and that the order ceased TO
have any force eff The Court gsnted the motion and
Gated the supplementary order.
g. NJ Miller for plaintiff; T.. w. Dodge for defendant
DECISIONS
Charles A. Fowler aet Wm. 4. BrigQs-Moton
granted defendants stpung g., costs TO sbide event
Herman Rocker ags. Caroline Rocker.-Divorce
granted.
VIM. Van Wycks ct al. sgt Richard B. Hardy
Motion granted plaintiffs have Irregularities In proceed
ngs corrected within thirty days and pay 80 costa Of nson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
gegaI Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order OF ROSWELL q.
BRAINARD, esq Surrogate Of the County Of Kings no
ce hereby gwen according 20 law TO al persons having
claims against c. ARIES bELOlNG late OF the City OF
Brooklyn deceased that they required to exh pit the same
with the vouchers thereof the Subscriber the admis
at the Office Of CHAS BRIGGS No N Nasaaust In the
City Of New Yors or before the 18th dty Of March nat
Dated Aug %, 1860 MARGARET BELDlNF,
,e.tl0lav6n NJ Admlnistratrix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcrAL TERx-Sept "a Before
Justice BoswoRTH
DECISIONS,

James Watt, jr agt. Archibald Wat.-The stay Of
p proceedings created BY the orders Of Sept n and Oct
item Of $780, biz giving notice Of the eens 70 abandon
claim Their Of his stpuos to re his Claim
open establishing by proof at the trial that one
of he items Of 'tsted between the parties or
ced I'd the plaintiff account hich the defendant has
rendered hn the defendant be all .ed rea.oDaoe time
TO answer after of such further Particular notice p1-
laon be fixed settling the order be entered
bereon The grounds Of decision fled with the motion
papers
Garret L. Schuyler sgt. Alanson Sears.-Motior 70
compel bill Of particulars denied with $40 costs to abide event
San uel RaDdaila AIT. Francis q. Harrington.
to dismiss sction denied, without costs
George Wade set. David T. Esston ct aL-Motion
for attachment granted unless the defendant, produce other proof
that Mn Rusher not served wh injunction ordsI be
settled on NJ tice.
Christian Hetzer agt. Edward Hamann.-Motion for
Injunction and Receiver denied, with $50 costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

STEAMER Of OCTOBER q,
~ FOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.
The United States Mail Steamship
ADJ ATTIC,
Joseph J. Coustoct Commander, viii ai from the foot Of
Csnas on SATURDAY, Oct with Mails Passengers and
Specie, for the above ports
For Freight Paissge apply It the Office Of the North Atlantic
Steamship Company (roo@ No. a. No. SO Wsl;st
i p. STEPHENS, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and
~ County otNew York JAMES THOMSON against MAR
GAhET ADELA ELLIOTT add John II Elliott, her hasbnd
1te Southern Insurance Company Mobile George Fsdd
William Watson, and Pepon. PhilipA-Snmmons FOR
HtleL-To the above named deieudants-fou arc HEREBY
summoned snh required 10 the COMPLAINT IN TINS
acton 81 which copy IL herewith served upon YOU
aud TO copy Of your 20 the sid eomp @ on
the suhscrber a. their OH number % NsFst IN WE
City Of New Iok within eny "a, ar the dee htrso
exclusive q the day OF oh eTi- and you itl 70 aHts
sid pisin within the time Aforesaid. On. pA1 IN
Hton VIII spply " the Court for the relief deahaeu IN '
congratulated March leo. -. ,..----
POSTER THOMSON. PlaiotiH' Attorney
The complaint In the above action nlsd la me ON /" OF we
Cek The ity and County OF NewYork the lh day OF
March I'to IVY w. '" FO,IER l. THDM5 IN,
S2i isvSxNo PiAntih's Aipneya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

NOTICE.-The steamboat Aida will disoon.
'f ''' 1'
ENOR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN
Il P0RT-rhe MASSACHUSETTS, Cap, H.vsn. having
ys@..snp rs.t River TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SiT0R.
NAY BOAT for ALBANY ard TROY, making
~ the usual Landings The DANIEL DREW leaves
Jaya Pier and aoh st. Tuesdays Thursdays aud sstnidAys
! NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
don with Dss~sre LatawsnDs sad Western Rac,d and at
E9 sh Lsh ysy so.S and =: sS"n ss1
H.rsIssune EIpsns.-As. m for Eas.on, Reading Har.
MAI Tsais- Ats. for Ea.,on, Water Gap, Scranton,
a,sa, Bend Pitt'tSn ~ilt:sbTe Se NM, Chm. R.,a,n,
| PottsviIe, Harrisburg, &c. .r ~,
tp,r THROreH TsAS-fOr Ea't0n Allentown n'uncn
sps WAY Ts.rS-For somervil. and intermediate stations
ErPRrs. TR.Is yoR HARxIssuhe; u.-..
The a EIprs' Train from NewYort strives Of Hairs;
@ y time 70 sT1Ist sd1 s aI csn nos
ana south, and with Cumherlsr Valley Railroad
1n. .ns for .ad s 1 and
$40 for sOmervs S nd s% station.
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
On .nd AMER MoSDAS June Is 1880 viii leave Doth
Yer @ui.m.9!S,s and al vs., Station. 100, Us and
$50 r0r White Pl.in, and al s.y station. 2 and
"
st. Depot For Croton Falls FROM 10Th " Depot a;b
stopping st Wiamshndre ard Stations above For Dover
Plains from 2arh 1T Depot 4:5O sopping at Whs Plains
and Stations above This train h Me1n Saturday
evernsl For Albany, from 2sth st. Depot iols m eIpre"
mail t.n stopping at White Plains Bedford Croton Falls and
Ststionp North
R,trning-Wil leave Wil.msbhige stopping at all way
Stations $40 and m White Pisias Stopping at all
way Stations, and AIS and Dover Plsns stop
ping all Stations north Of Fordhsm this tain leaves
hleton every Monday ornins OF 525; Croon Falls
stopping ali station. q fOrdh,m Albany, stop
ping all Stations north Of White Plains
JOHN BURCHILL, Asst Supt
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRK EXPRESS a I g. m, for Dunkirk, Buffalo,
Csnsndaigus, and principal Stations
MAIL sl5 for Dun.iIk and intermediate Stations
This Train remains pight at Elmfrs
WAY at BIAS o. m Niddletown, Newburgh and Inter
.diate Stations
light EXPRESS daily, at S p. m. for D1nkirk Buffalo,
8ndya and principal Stations The train Of Saturday stops
. all mail train stations, and only to Elmra -
CHAS MlNOT, General Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
COURT cAIFNpIR-Tv,, NV

SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TERs.--Preferet
eausss-Nos go 49, 49, 1854 21s $50 Not preed-Nos Is
a. %, % 81 49, 80, "a, 3d. SO, 20, al, a. o. IA. ls.
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUT-Part Mos l266
l2 1916 l24s 1856 1883 1876 1854 1865 1895 ITO n7+ R76
1913 1880 1879, 1884 1926, 1928
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
Sonse- furnishing 8oobs.
Orean Gtfamers, or.
DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE

DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
III ATLANTIC STEAM NAvIGATloN COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE
Touching at IT. Johns r. 10 land Passengers and receive
the Royal Nail and Government Dispatches.
The Steamers comprising this Line have been approved By the
NEW IRON sIDE-wHEEL STEAMERS,
CONNAUGHT ..................4,&e tnns ouden.
LElNSTFh 4i1oo tons oufdeh-
MUNSTER ......................4,f0 t1ns burden
ULSTER .................,.....44Gl tuns burden.
PAkANA................ 4Vp tuns onrasn.
The departure will be the CONNAUGHT nom Boston
on TUESDAY, Oct % 10 be followed by the PRINCE All
BERT from NewYork November 20 from Pier No 81, North
River.
Rates of passage any part OF Ireland Railway, and 10
the principal cities Of Engfspd and Scotland.
First Class 100 and H75 according to satefoom
odahons Third Class $40 including cooked provisions
Ard TO 81 Johns F-Fir Class S35 Third Class, ls
Children under IL year., half price, under year free Third
Glass passengers required 10 furnish beds and tins
The Of ts company have been consucted with the
regards safety and couio combined Nth model
propeng power and built With water ght comps
mems THY confidently expected to 10 speed and
roDsh Gather qualities vessels built and are epee
with elegances and opveniences
experer ced Is att ohed TO each ship Persons
whing their friends obtain tickets The
following greatly reduced ices: .
cabin Galway $40 In third cabin from any
town IN Ireland railway S32 So In third cabin from the
principal cities Of England and Scotland, s55.
ROWLAND AsPINWALL, Agents,
Nos 81 add IS South st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
ALsEar FL HIoorsy, Asonoaser,
WILL SELL, THIS DAY (Mondayl Sept. "a,
a. H. 2ala No al

WILL SELL, THIS DAY (Mondayl Sept. "a,
w t2l selock q. the stocA Sss1osna No. William st.
Wal:
80 Comm eah Bark 100 10 Continental Bank 100
20 Imp and Tad s Bkl OIL 20 Chathsn Bauk...... %
% nltseBs eik ...t..lh 20 las River oanA.ss'ss
10 ONE Insui e..,...l0 IN GTosArs' las 30
70 Long laod Ins...,... !0 20 Wash ngon ms %
90 LOriaTd rf...... g5l ~ Imp Traders fns... 70
az b'klya Cent H. R..... so HnmSoldt las, lU
30 Htna .......,. sol 50 An telegraph Co 100
90 Howard lns.......... 50 Rome w .terrn h'h'lw
is lava, Fl Commerce Ins
~ Hone Ir..,,. s0l as Cafapph. Msr Ins ...-...l0
30 Hamilton Ius.,,... is IS N Y CousohdAt Stage. q
81 Netroolitsn lbs 100 Jersey City -
30 P,ism H. T. Ca. lNl 2S OF West Mar. ms. 100
% St.rds,d Ius . sol 30 Damascus Sts, Coz. ~
o. hte Newly OH ar d Ne~ haven X IL, hgs' DOS
$500 Trtvot Cosl md X. X LIST mtge b1s
$500 diego Alton 4 ST. Louie Il I'd mge od@
S6VQM Nj vernon r. r, III 1t MoT'gaSe Bonds
1880 Racine CT, (Nis Z y csss hds ,
sa 90 Chic St. Paul and on5 Lac r. r. y cent bond
ss ooo Col Pioua and Iod r. R LIST btse Bds-
Merit regular sale on THURSDAY September ~ Regular
Anation Sale Of Stocks and Bonds every MONDAY aud
Thursday OF every when required at III O'Clock at the
stoi ssesroom 50 wiAm-st at the Merchants Ex-
Bond bought and s0d At private
sale and AT the BrokerS Board ALBERT H. NICoLAf,
saw Wv " W. Auctioneer and Stock Broker.
No. 80 Willsm-st near Wall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

HOW to CURE DISEASES of the MOST
Ii DISTRESSING CHARACTER
See PATIENTS GUIDE BY w Morton, NJ. d.
Consning edce and mode Of with pleasant remedies
be had Of all druggists at little cost and no exposure Price
10 cents.
Sold by II @. LAWRENCE, No Veseys-
Mailed free receipt OF four postage STAMPS
Address Box No. 623 Philadelphia Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
nor HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS.

DOR HAVANA and NEW-OhLEANS.
II PASSAGE, $50.
On TUESDAY Sept IS 1866 at o'clock N nom 1901 OF
Warren North River the staunch and favorte stesnshp
EMPIRE CITY, Samuel 8 Baxter, Commander newly
and coppered o Der keel upj witn fine new
teed put in drrze condition. VIII
be dispatched as above.
Bills Of Lsdins OF proper furnished at the Office and
no bills fadinS win be signed after the hour Of sailing
For Freight Passage apply at No. III West corner OF
Wanenst M " NJ bntS
WEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
w between NETWORK and LIVERPOOL, calling a.
QUEENSTOWN Ireland to land and embark passengers and
The Liverpool New.Yoi and Phisdeph. Steamship Com
pAnys splendid Cydebu Iron Screw SteamAhs arc Intended
70 sal as follows:
pRoN NRwY LIVERPOOL
CITY OF WASHIN 5TON.... BAIURDAf, Sept ~.
KANGAROO. $4,000. sept 90
EDlNBUR 3H.. ohIOhnA1 CcE o., m
And every Saturday throughout the from Pier No a. H.
PASSAGE
Cabtn-To Queenstown Liverpool
Cabip-To London (via Everpoo).
steersge-To Queenstown Liverpool.
steeraTe return cl cts available for sir months from v-
Psseneers orwai ded to HAVE Paris Hamburg Bremen and
C.6cstes of passage issued from Liverpool to EewYork
of issued from Queenstown TO New York "
have superior accommodation Tor Passenger
with Compartments and carry exPe
uenced Surgeons
FOR Frrisbt Passage apply the Office Of the Company
JOHN @. DALE, No. IS broadway, New YORK Agent
In liverpool 10 VIM INMAN Tower Buildings.
In Glassow, to VIM INMAN, No. 10 Dxonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
Meniral.

4 GENUINE PAIN KILLER
"A NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
BUSH'S MAGIC CREAM IMMINENT
The pain il kls-the dwellings CEASE
You have o fear from soil or grease. .
Sold BY Onion Bowpry ami Grandst Coddtngton, No
rs Broadway; Knspp No s6 hudson st. and other Druggists
Depot 10. l86 Gresnwichst Price rs cents
DURNTON's QUICK RELIEF, the Great Inter
- nal and E1temslPAIN ERADIcATOR For Rhsnm.asin,
Cortrsctions Dysentery 6wsngs Lameness Pains and
Aches Il and falling remedy Sold at Nos ~
Hudson It, ISL 9Th and Druggists DEPOT, 1876 boWEhf
DRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
I'D PILLS cure Apopezis Bilious Diseases and diseases
tene4.y Howl Because they purify the blood and
al ob,truction, nom the bowels and circulation Their timely
u,e has ssved ssuy e Sold No. 294 Canal st. mot the
,orn,r Of Broadway but No. 294 Canal st. Br,ndreh House
No Union square; Campbelps corner sthsy and 2shs
And by all respectable dealers
Price Is cents per box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

CATARRH You can now obtain that only rems
~ edy for cure Of this dissase-Dr GOODALES
ERRHlNE 20 long withheld from sale. PENFOLD, PARK
Err MOWER No. Is Beekman st. N T., have II for whole-
ale and retail Price for single bottle ST. with directions for
using By inclosirgp stamp obtn Of them
pamphlet, describing Cstarrh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
hInler-Gnre.

DEEKsKILL WATER-CURE.-Ope through
j the year D. A. GORTON, NJ D.. Proprietor. Reference
ia New YORK: Hon JOHN 6. sCOLES, 20 8eekmanst
q II. HARRIS. esq, No $50 Broadway.
S W BENNETT ESQ, No 20 C,darst
Fors descriptive Circular nclose stamp Address the Propre
tor, PeskskiD N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

DuLES, PILES, and COUGH.-A One-dolar
bottle Of either viii the money Will be returned oJ
Nrs DIR HUSSEY, No 2l2 GreeDe-st, near Anity.
Patients In the house and cured o almost every kno an
disease without medicine, by DR.. HUSsEY
CUFFERERS from that dreadful Dependency
- Loss of Appetite and 81 dislike Of the cOmnones every
ia, duties nay wesntss Of life ts which the sure signs
Of diseased liver and blood should an for bottle Of SCOTS
American Remedy" 81 % Or SCOTT 219 Broadway, N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

NAY BOAT for ALBANY ard TROY making
~ the usual Landings The DANIEL DREW leaves
Pier and aoth st. Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

pa ST. corner Of VsrTick-open daily from lOto and
pt rom 10 cents to 5000 received Six per cent inter
e. foWed on sums Of $500 and under and i've per cent on
Sums deposited on before Oct draw Interest from oct
As q has been received from liS oeposors IN
yonbt IT, cents with interest In years amounts TO
~ HtyDvxS CH.P1N E. V. HAUGHWOUT, Prest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
Professional Notices.
Builoins materiaIs.

DRAIN PHI ES, glazed, vitrifed, warranted indie
~ structibe Chmney Tops, Vases st4tIsry &c DsgSs Of
Io,g Island Pottery No. IS HassGusE EpWD II QUINN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-07
STATE ITEM

IHE Washington Press says q fine
grove OF sheep passed through that town
'ast week en- route for this market
1hev had been purchased io Sou:h.ve.t.
ern Iowa and Missouri.
TnE wife of prominen, citizen Of
dopk'nton, Dubuque co., poisoned her.
seif last Monday by taking s,rychuioe.
Various rumors arc afloat as to The
cause, prominent among which is that o,
domestic difficulties, having driven her
70 the commission Of the deed.
CANAScHr.-Tho Rep u6lican say.
that about seventy Of the buildings in
that Inflated town, which we're DESTROYED
or injured BY the late tornado, have been
replaced CT repaired /; but that there are
more than as many more which have no,
yet been touched.
CATTLE DYING.-The Guthrie Conn.
y Courier Of June 9th says disease
resembling Pleuro. p Pneumonia has bro
Ken out among the cattle Of Guthrie
county, and that several had already
died.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-07
IliIlJAI DII0!lAlI! iItIlf
-O-O-
FOR PRESIDENT,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
OFILLLVOIX
FOR iCE-PRESIDENT,
HERCSHEL v. JOHNSON,
or GEORGIA.


We earnestly hope that every reader
OF the DKxocRAr will give the eIoquen,
Fourth Of July Grafton Of our fe.Iow-cit
uen, CHARLES +. PUTNAM, ESQ,
careful perusal. 1t is certainly
one Of the finest productions We
ever read, and reflects great credit
upon the author. Mr.. Putnam's sug
gestious upon the elective judiciary, are
worthy the attention Of all good citizens
who feel deep and abiding interest ia
the welfare Of the community in which
they reside, and in the country at large
Our Judges are at present elected BY the
people, and for the most part the bench
il filled by professional politicians, who
accept the office Of Judge in hopes that
1t may prove a stepping stone to some
thing higher. The suggestions in MI
Putnam's Grafton will form subjects fo'
many future remarks. Again We say,
let every citizen read this address, and
profit by the suggestions therein con.
tained.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-07
Democratic County Convention.

In compliance with the published calls Of the
State Executive Committee, and Congressional
Committee Of I'd Congrs ssional District. the dem
ocrats Of Scott county are requested to mest in
Delegate Convention ct the Court House in Dav-
export, Saturday, Jsly7th $780, It O'Clock, r. NJ,
for the purpose Of electing sixteen Delegates to
represent the Democracy Of Scott county in the
State Convention u b held 1t Des hoines, July
18th, 1860, for the purpose Of nominating Prssi-
Dental Electors and State officers and also u
represent NJ in the Congressional Convention to
Do held 1t Cedar Rapids, July 18th, 1850, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for Congress
in the "a Congressional District Of Iowa.
The ratio Of representation will b ore Dele
gate from each Township, and one additional Del
egste for every twenty democratic votes cast ct
the last Gubernatorial election. The rsprssenta-
ton will be n folloWs:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-07
Notice to Steamboat Offcer,s,

ANAND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL lsr, 1860
~ lights on the Railroad Bridge will DO 20 ar-
ranged - TO show the hesd and foot Of the piers
on each side Of tho draw passage. Boats going
down can SO the right end Ieft kau1 Of The piers
Of the draw from Stubb's Eddy, about ono mile
above the Bridge. Boats going up ean sse the
mol opposite the foot u The Isssd, oss-fourth Of
. mile below the Bridge.
The green signal Light 90 the STAFF ct the foot
Of the pier, end the red Signal Light n the head
Of the pier, will be continued - heretofore.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, March Esd 1850. mar2s -d3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-07
Deserving their Candidate


The Republican journals throughout the
United States are entirely losing sight
Of poor old Abe, and arc wheeling round
into the support of the Seceder's candi-
dates-Breckinridge and Lane. They
appear to concede that the rail-splt,cr
has not the slightest chance of an cleo
ton, and they therefore 60 in for Brock
inridge and Lane, in hopes that by so
doing, they will be able to defeat the
regular Democratic nominees. The
Seceders organs, fading they have no
cause to fear opposition from the Repub-
Leans, are engaged in the very ques
tionable OCCUPATION of abusing Mr.,
Douglas, and pat,ing Mr.. Lincoln on the
back. The davenport Gazette, which
tor some time past, has been on the
fence, has now come ont flat-footed for
the Seeding candidates, and entirely 10.
norlng the unfortunate rail-splitter, goes
ito whole length FOR Breckenridge and
Lane. We nndar.tand that tho Rcuul,.
lican ticket will be hauled down from the
head Of the GOzette, and will be replac.
Cd by the names ofthc nominees of the
Secede''s convention. The price paid,
or to be paid, for the support of the
0ozeffe, has not as yet trauspired. W.
presume the "little joker" was purchas.
cd dirt cheap-Af. being badly bIoated
with egotism, would unquestionably
stand firm for big bid-tbc office o,
"taster" to the Presidents Butler has
we are informed, been promised him.
1t is an outrage upon the rank and
ME OF the Black Republican oresniza-
ton to be thus sold out without having
. word to say in the transaction. We
are sorry for them, but they will have
to suck their thumbs and submit
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-07

UNION DISPATCH COMP ANY.
Incorporated ~ the State Of l1lino;s,
NAR0n 3lss, 1850.
Tornase1oo Years,
Authorized Capital. ~ ,O00. 600.
LOUIS r. KELLY. WIN. B. JARVIS,
Y. L. PARKER bl.v,n P Is; IMoSScHLlsd.
VIZ. B. JAsvIs, Ssc'y. LOUIS b. KELLY, Psss's
O1ce- 60 Deasbern Street, Chicago, III.
Agese;ss il tie pviseipHl 1Sssss ssd Cisisa
VTvHE NUMEROUS STOCKHOLDERS OF
this Company sss among Tie most rsspcasibls
P.osases: . Miller ss ID snipg:~s e s ao.ss;
prsaseie~ - tke aGvkets, thus rsndssiag this ~
most reliable source through which . ship 81
sell al kinds Of gsain, psodnss, hve sessk ~
naasfaatusea, u Chiaago aad eastern eittsS.
Rates Of freight % produee-lowsst that eaa -
secured. All shipGents shoull - s3dseGDsd
sUkSsn DmPAsC1 CoMRAsx," OhisagA 4
W This Company will also All oydsn for ~ tipds
az goods o. psopsEty you desire, fse Laneas,
Shingles, lsun, Nails, Pnmps, Agricultural 1sels,
Naehfneey, kalA Ceels, Oil, q anything yea wtsi
70 purohase, at The lowest prizes u Chicago, q
eastern markets. Foe 6hippang Receipts. ell %
s ~ss I'D. MORRISON, A9sat,
Omea. Room No. 9. Shernas's Block,
u i HENRY DART 4 sON, Agents,
Apsl&dsn Roek Island. niisois.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-07

HE Gazette, yesterday, contained
Jour articles advocating the election Of
breckenridge and Lane, and not one
word in favor of poor, neglected Old
ABE. A devil Of an organ for the Re,
Puo''cans, is this same Davenport
Gazette.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-07

Democrats in the different Townships will 80
that the usual primary meetings are called in time
to appoint Delegates to the County Convention.
unexpectedly suggest that there b . full del
sgation from each township. - By that time the
result Of the Democratic National Convention
will be known, and it may be desired to take
counsel ~ to the interests Of the party in the ap
proaching campaign.
GEo. 8. c. Dow,
Wv. HALL,
JOBS 7. KIM0,
CHAs. E. PUTNAn,
HsNRY ALTMAN,
June Is, 1850. Cssasy 0b~astess.