Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-17

Mouday, Oct ID
Court met ursuant TO adj ournment at o'clock
A. ".
Enoeh Stone, Chas Hotf nan, Henry T.
-ehult +. Otto, John james, Tho.. InArvsin,
citizebs Of the L. ).
Gibson Brown and John Vawvalkenb berg
were admitted 10 practice.
9l5 State of Iowa Jas b Keller, appt. Jones
Go. Stricken from docket.
9zI. Cyuthia Butler, ct al VS. John Rickett
appt. Dubuque Co. Affirmed.
$40. John Naen, apt, VS. W.esner, ct al.
Manon TO. Reversed
Az. JOHN W Davisonvs Henry Wend. appt.-
Webster Go. affirmed.
el2. Jas Black VS. J II Struthers, appt. Lee @.
Submitted.
6l5. T ) Roberts VS. Burris, Downey, ct al. Lou
81 4 HJansen VS. Downey, Burris, ct al. Lou
sa Co. Submitted
6i2. e ) Clark 4 Co vs W Jackson & st. Pc
,er's Church. Jefferson Co. Submitted.
! 89l David Leughrey vs. j l. Collins. jefferson
Co. Suhm tied.
593. A si.4ney, Drake Go vs. C P Davis. Van
! Buren, Co. Continued TO Dec term
5y2. jeremiah Davy Joseph Tell. Jefferson
Co. Submitted.
Adjourned till Tuesday morning,
Tuesday, Oct. TO-
| T. Henry Smith admitted 70 practice.
| J92. jeremiah pavcy vs. Joseph Tell, appt.--
Jeiicrs Co Reversed.
| lvyl Samuel ,.cDaniel vs. John Nani.ssen. :
Story Co. Reversed.
llzJ. Martha F. Eubank - jas q Whitaker.
Cass o. Affirmed.
1852 & A Moore Daniel Bano. Polk Co.
Reversed
ZIG. " Calling vs. Rider. Johnson Co.
Affirmed
4.y Thos Smell vs. u Hancock, ct al Linn
Co. Appeal Disms sed.
l04 ,iolmes Avery VS. f Budd, ct al. Linn
Co. Affirmed.
779 GA Jones VS. A Hackman. Lee Co. Sub
mitIed.
3. Runner, wickcrsham h Wyckof vs. City of
keokuk. Lee Co. Submitted
n. l. + Miller vs. bradford Lee Go. Sub.
mitted.
80. burlington Is NJ Il r r &c vs W Spear
man and City Of Mt. Pleasant. Henry Co. Sab
mitted.
A. Randolph Bank vs. john II Armstrong. Dcs-
moines Co. submitted.
56. John Brown, ct al VS. y. L. smith Henry
CO. Submitted.
ST. A II Rouse VS. Braz'eton. Submitted.
s. Timothy and John Whiting vs. City of Mt.
Pleasant HenryCo Submitted.
5yn. ii T. Van Loon VS. John Bell, Jr Louisa
Co. Submitted.
603. State of Iowa IS } Mailing. Henry To-
Continued to Dec term.
COS. State OF iosav A RPcppnf. Heary Go
Continued to nec. term.
600. State of Iowa VS. B Estep. Henry Co
Submitted.
soy. daniel Bates VS. N Edwards. Lee Co..
Submitted.
Ga. Oliver Dresser VS. / Ellis. Lee Co.
Continued.
6lI steamboat Pembina VS. John Wilson. Lee
Co. Submitted.
GA. " Morrow vs. Il Graham. Lee Co. Sub
mittei.
TOWNSHIP M4ATING-On Saturday
next the Democracy of this township hold
their meeting for the nomin alton OF Township
officers. to- wi: Three Township Trustees
three Township Supervisors, three Justices
OF the Peace. one Township Clerk, one
Township Aeessor and two Constables.
TO our min! there lis no time to be lost
wish to see tie Democracy making pre-
ations-g getting the names Of the proper per
sols selected to run for thuee offices. Our
success or defeat depends in great measure
n, on the candidates selected. Ii nominations
are mode hap hazard without regard to quail
ficstions ani ability to perform the duties of
the othc4 fer which they are ,e.ected, we may
as we'll give up the race at once-even betor.
any start is made bat if the proper degree Of
eau ion and Judgment is exercised in the mat
ter we see no good reason WY We my not
press the enemy very hard in this campaign.
Let our friends cast about and make judi
c;o, s lectons anG when in convention as
semb. ed compare n, tes. each with the other
A little vigilance and good sense displayed in
this re.p ect is equivalent to great deal Of
hard wora The time is short-let the mat.
ter be a:t.n ded to without any procrastina-
tioa.
TX MS ;evlesy of the Union call, as
publish I'd in this paper on Monday morning,
the little ioser of tn. Gdzete says he recog-
n,z.. ,h.. nam. of "n 1t one Bell man of any
possible Importance as b al man. The tar,
ticl. was probably written 'st after tie little
fellow had taken his ten o'coe draIn' an' IL
therefore partially excusatle. recognize
in the list the rare OF one OF tn, o"es''
ables. and most consistent Bell men in iowa
one who has ever belonged and firmly 40
hered to the Cor stitutional Union parry sino
,ts organization, and v ho held the same views
with regard to American politics for year be-
fore, which be holds now. There are other
Bell men whose names appear in the lia'-men
of some possible imp ortance as Bell men,
who work for their party and pray for its sd-
vancemen', yet who as in duty bound, detest
clean thing.
We are requested to caIl the attention Of
the "iittie jos r. lat lunchl t. other rames of
Ball men Of "possible importance" which have
been since added, though they could not be at
the time the first call was issued A man Of
little possible" or even probable import
ance' as the editor alluded to should be very
mindful of how he speaks of his betters.
AssAuLr AND BAlrERY-The market
is o crowde1 now.a-day that sellers can hard
ly find room in the city to transact their busi-
ness. On Monday a row occurred at the ware
house one of our grain and produce dealers
between couple Of f.rners One wanted to
get to a c. rtan place which another man was
occupying TIE. eouliu't agree 4. on terms.
and consequently fight ensued. whip was
used pr.tt, freely aud FL Ii, oue picked up
a large onior and succeeded it get,in., it home
handsomely upon ,he others left eeper ,shroud
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