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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13
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RED DRAB SILK PURSE WAS LOST
"A yesterday IN this city. Ii was marked &C.
+. x ooe end IN steel beads The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving it at this once
DAVENPORT. Oct. l2-i2t
'rkCSfEE'> >SALE.-WHxRgAs, on the I'll
day of September, A. -. 1855, samuel Poe-
yer AMI Elizabeth Porter, executed unto Austin
Sorbin. as Trustee, u certain Deed Of Trust cos
veying to said Trustee the land in Scott county,
ioss' described a. follows to-wit: Tho North
hrii oi tho North-tast quarter Of Section No.
we've " IN Township Number seventy nine
~ North Of Range No. four - East Of the 5th
~ Which said conveyance Va. made bv the
's'u samuel and Elizabeth Porter, for tho purpose
o' securing the payment Of two rtain pr omis-
so.y no'cs and the interest thereon signed hy th
said samuel ior'er, dated the 18th day Of Sep
.emher, d lS5", and payable as follows: One
Tor one hundred dollars, due in six months after
date, ana one for ne hundred dollars, due in one
yea' rom uate with intor~sta ten per cent. per
annum, II not paid when due.
Ana now, said last IN entioned note HAVING he
come due and payable, an the said samuel Porter
having failed to pay the snme, l, Austin Corbip.
Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice that by virtue Of the Lower which is in me
vested by said Deed Of Trust, ! will, on Saturday
the 10th lay Of November, A. ID. 1850, At the hour
OF two o'clock the afternoon Of said day, at the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport, sx-
pose and oder tor sale at nSbic auction the parcel
OF land above deserted, or 20 much thereof ~
shall be necessary to satisfy and pay tho amount
OF sald note with tho interest thereon to the day
Of sale together with oil the and expenses At
tending said sale, costs Of this notice aud Trus-
tee's fees.
Dated this llth day Of October A. d. 1sso
AUSTIN CORBlN,
octl2 dts Trustee.
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Our Relations with Mexico.
WA.IIISGruN. Oct l

WA-nISGruN, Oct II.
| As much interest has teen occasioped hy
| iat. events at era Cruz IN connection with
he movements af the Spa sh fleet, the result
] OF inquiries at proper sources warrant the as
sortoO that there IL not the the s.ig ghtest found
stioh ior the statement wrdely published that
Capt. JARVIS int: fered in tue affair which took
i.!nce some weeks ago between the Captain Of
tie SpAn-l b,ig Btrengu i. and the Juarsz
dovernfnent Nor did Capt. Jarvis Sc d u note
I" the Spanish C.mnodore. condemnlng his
course. ncr act in any other di-app owing ma C.
ner. The relations between these officers were
OF the most cordial ch harncter without ref. ren
to political questions, and Major Ancaraya
when comiug 10 New Orleans on the Pocah.
ontan was 60 galan,ly treated, that he Yx-
pressed himself in most compl lllnentary terms
towards the officers Of our navy 1t is farther
reia' ~ aecertiined that the action of the
spanish Commodore was suspended and tn.
heet withdrawn TO Havana in consequence. of
pressing representations of >po,.i-h euti-cts In
vera Cruz through III. Fren h consul. acting
spanish consul to the Ca tain General of Cuba
lhe bo'nba rdnent trey stated would not ONLY
destroy much of their properly. but peril their
hves No farther hos,ilities will be made il
the absence Of ad ice, from Madrid II is also
known that the comm nnier Of our Gul' squad
ro n Is not left to his own discretion. but tha.
he Will act under the advice OF the Minister
-AieLane, IN the event of the bOtn tsrdmsue Of
Vera Cruz by the Spanish. AMI extend ell pos
s'b'e protect on to the Amerc an persons ard
property including the Ian ling Of marines a,
sAra Cruz Tor that purpose.
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DAVENPORT IOWA SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER l& 1862
| TIE y r w S
4--~--
From New York.

NEW YoKK, Oct IL.
/ The Harriet Lane arrived at Castle Garder
at 30 One OF the most amusing cidents o
abe trip was race with ihe yacht Maria. whicf
completely outs,ripped the steam cutter.
i Ih- Prince cane up a good part II the Way
or the deck of the cutter. and had good Vie v
OF the river and harhor. His horses were in
readiness 81 Castle Garden when the lant,ng Z
took place The reception by the Mayor and
Councii took place at about 3 O'Clock, after
which the iriLce let, Castle Garden and re
viewed the 'Ioops on the Battery.
The proc. Ision then form I'd ard marched up
br"ad~ay through immense crowds OF euthu-
siastic people. 10 the Cry Hall. and subr..
out was the greatest ever witnessed in New
York
Counterfeits on the Pocas.et Bank, Fail
River, made their appearance to-day
The Associated Pres. having completed the
lease OF the New FoundiaLd and Prince Ed
wards Island Telegraph lines. over which n
large proportion OF the intelligence will pas
after the first OF November, are now organiz.
Ing extensive news arrangements near Fire
Island and Mantsuk, on Long leland. Whereby
the aid OF Ness yachts and some of those ter
ribl. carrier Iigeous which Fog Smith and
other telegraph monopolies have so frequent.
y anath ha,patlzed, the Press hope to secure H. .
news from nearly Ill the inward bound steam
ers and packet vessel,.
In carrying out these arrangements the Press
will tor ,h. present avail itself Of the new tel
+graph line now in course # construction bv
the Amer.csn company and the LoLg Island
Railroad company. from BROOKLYN to the
Eastern extremity Of the leland. These faci'-
tiles Will often enable the Press to place be.
fore the public the European and all other in-
ward tound news one day earlier hsn hereto
fore, aud are therefore of no inconsiderabie
importance to the comm -rcial public and the
press Of the whole country
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COM VI E X CIAL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT.
OvSIck DAILY DEMOCRAT AND Ngws,t
ErillaY Eve Oct Ill lhkN (

OHSIck UAILS DgAOcRAr AND Ngws
Fri1sy Eve., Oct. IL, 1850. !
The weather to-day was cloudy and cold. The
market opened at yesterdays quotations, but il
the Afternoon n sellers were willing to part with
their whea, for l@2c less. We quote closing
prices at IS 476c. No other changes that we
hear Of.
FLouR-Market very firm. Spring Extra 81 Sc
wholesale; 81 1895 90 retail. Shipments e3s
bbls.
WuxAr-In demand at 77Q75c. Receipts 1890
bu and shipments 6ls2
COaN-Lfttle doing and nominal At 20c.
HARLEY-Active at A5g50c for No. l. Receipts
l554 bu. Shipments 234S.
OArs--ln fair request and steady at ls9l9c.
Receipts 2.5 bu.
! KYE-In demand at soc.
OxIoSs-we quote at l5@lec for fair to good
Receipts 1863 bu and shipments 1900.
| PorAroEs--In good demanL at l5@l.c whole
sale, and 25@3oc retail. Receipts 34l5 bu; and
shipments 5000 bu.
ToxATOEs-In supply at Csc $50 y bu whole
sale and lo@l5c y peck retail:
SWEET PorAroEs In fair request at 75c whole
sale, and 81 retail.
HAY.-Steady and quiet at 5O@5 SO for Prsi-
rie and 81 90 for Timothy. Hungarian Grass 81 so
as so per tun.
HIDEs.-ln good request and moderate At 4A0l
Sc for Green s9l2c for Dry and llv0l3c for Dry
Flint.
BUrTER-Rather scarce, and good article In
demand for taLle use. We quote at 15c whole
sale, and INC retail
EG0s.-Steady and firm with q fair supply at
Sc Wholesale, and l0c retail.
BEAxs-Steady and unchanged. Wequote at
S0G90c Wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsE-Supply light and prices firm at l3@
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve lO(gllc
wholesale and l2@l5c retail.
LARD-In fair supply at ll@l2Hc.
II HAMs--common iV1a aGllc; Sugar Cured l215
Gl5c: Shoulders lOc retail.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples SaJlOc Peaches llai5c;
Prunes s4l21ac.
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New fOrk Market.

By 7eleqvaph. NRw lORK, Oct. IL.
FLouR-Ma,k ket without material change
$5.3OM5.35 super St,te; $5.55d 20 Extra state
$5.Z5@5.40 Super Western; $5.5OI5 10 Common
Extra do; $5.7O@5.so Interior to Good Shipping
Branis and Extra Rounl Hoop Ohi..
CANADIAN FLoUR-Marketq quiet and steady
Sales 400 barrels. S5.60017 so.
WYE tLOUR-Stcaty at $3.50 ,G4. 40.
WHEAT-Market shade better with good export
demand Sales 900 bushels. $l.2lM1.24 Chi
cago Spring $l.26 tol 30 Mill Club Sl.24eQl 34
Bed State $!.35al.37 Winter Red Western ! A.
(Gl.55 white of all kinds.
RYE-Market steady. 791s0c.
BARLEY.-Market in moderate request. Sales
9,l00 bushels. State 7501sOc.
CoRS-s!arket shade frmer. 7OL@71c for
mixed western.
OArs-Market dull. s6@ssc for Western and
State.
PORK Firm and moderate demand. Sales 600
bbls. SIS 7000l8.75 mess "A. so prime. :.
BEEF Quiet and steady.
Cur MEATs-Dul ard nominal.
LAKD-Dull at 50 u 1890.
WHIsKY-Market frmer and more active. Sales
200 bbls. 23.aM24c.
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Sire Il Encounter III Philudclphia a i.

PHILADELPHIA, Get. H.
Quite q scene occurred this morning at the
| corner Of Thrd and Walnut streets. between
Mr. Pr-sourg, proprietor OF the Gir.rd House,
and Jos. EdwarIs, one Of the owners OF that
property. The lie passed, when Edwards
struck Presburg in the face with a cane, draw
ing lood. resbnrt drew pistol and fired
t~o shots. neither Of which took effect, except
on the foot OF bystan.er. Ed ards then
struck Pr.sburs VIII hi. fit, when the parties
were separated aud Presturg arrested. Tie
difficulty arose out Of q litigation relative to
t"e Girard Hou-e PROF er;y betweca the broth
ers George and Joseph Edwards, which may
result in the retirement Of ne .. esent proprie.
tors OF the Girard House to Nashville, where
they propose openir new hotel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13

MORE CLAP TRAP TO CATCH THE
IRrsB VcrEss "A large canvass was strung
across Brady street, corner Of Sd yesterday
morning, upon which was insert! ed the follow
rg positive and unmitigated alsehood:
"Ah.n our leaders ~sted Relief for ireland
in lS47. D, mocrsts voted No J"
We undertake to affirm that ont-ide Of the
lhree exclamsLions points at the end Of the
abo assertion, there 10 not sign or shod " or
truth about il, or Connected with it ia any
manner. shape, way or form Ind We challenge
any psr-on. white, black or mixed. to afford
. word Of truth in confederation thereof. Will
the man or men-or committee thro ugh whose
'n't'gation the lie was suspended over thu
street. make an attempt from the record. TO
prove tn It the Dsmocr attic party as represent.
ed in Conpress voted down that bill. Will
the Gosene take the matter in hand will
anybody doMl
Such . statement. thus publicly made. ;s .p
outrsge upon the public, an assault to the good
ssass Of asy white man.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13
The Black Rcpubl ican POW.wow

The great time whicn was to have, "arrov" ha.
srriven; the day and night of wonder spoken
OF has come ard has went" and yet no dam
age is done that wa aware Of. The grea.
crowd which Was spoken of come out.
| Now let US see about it. After all the
drumming and fifing-appeaing and en:reat.
| ins-advertising and proc.aiming to the Wide
Awakes of tie great north est, to come viii.
! their torches their banners and their mu-ic to
the Grand Central Wide Awake Convent
at this Central point the entire number which
was in attendance amounted to 942-all coun.
ed-all told. Of these probably tnere were
from about home here-that 10 in Davenport,
Rock Island and Molne-not less than six
leaving balance to come from the -four quar-.
ters OF the great North w est" the full sum If
about three hundred All thing. consi 1ered-
the great exertions, the Macedonian cries. We
can, as true reporters of passing events, bu,
write down In the record-fzzle.
The crowd which assembled At Rock Islapd
yesterday afternoon to listen to the arran,
black guard, Owen Lov.joy. was not ss large
as we have seen there At ordinary gatherings
on the most common occasions.
The Republicans were evidently disappoint-
ed. and dissatisfied with their own show. But
We cant help thst-it is none OF our funers!
The display Of torches, banners, music and
tire-works Gu this side Of the river in the eve
ming was more imposing than the performances
Of the day, at Rock Island. though it was far
less important than was expected-far less i'm
posing than all had reason to expect. By &C.
curate count the number of lighted torches
we're 942. about the same number turned out
by the Democrat at the little tmp,o'nptu gath.
e1ing when Douglas spoke here OIL Monday
evening. The calculations made by the sa-
chems here were that not less than thirty five
hundred or iour thousand Wide Awakes would
be present. This is the end cf the great ATTEMPT
at . demonstration. When will they attempt
another We trust those who came from abroad
we're well treated and made happy. We should
not like to see strangers visit our city and leave
dissatisfied with the place. whatever NAV be
their feelings regarding the fzzs through
which they have passed. The thing has play 81
out The great pow WOW has ended in smoke
Vive Ia humbug.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13
From Toronto.

ToEoNTo, Oct IL.
The reports which have been exten.iveiy
circulated lately ty the enc mics of the Grand
Trunk railroad, IN regard 1, iis embarrassed,
condition financially. are to-day fully confirm
ed as true by the Toronto Leader, the govern
ment organ. which .ays it canno. longer be
concealed That a tremendpous financial ca
tastrophe is impending over the road, Barring &
d Co. having taken steps to recover advances
amounting to millions OF doiiars The Leader
speaks OF the possible stopl age Of the road a, d
eniarges on the DISASTROUS consequences Of such
Q step
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From Omaha.

IT LUtIs, Oct. II
Omaha llth-Aiail coach nt w rrtern stage
20. Reaches here at noon yesterday aith Den.
yer dates to 4'h inst
fhe trial oi Ges5ss for mu der Of Goaty.
was concluded before the Settlers Cou.t on the
! inst. lie was TO be hung on the 9Th
Mining news continues favorable account oi
gold du-t shipped from ,E.s city 10 per express
Yesterday $6,Oil.:o
Election returns Of the Territory come In
slowiy
The Democrats clam thai & cir candidate
Morton, is elected hy 200 maj. and both Louses
OF the Legislature Democrauc. While the
Republicans claim several nnj To- Daley and
both branches If the Legislature as Repub.
can
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13
From Boston.

BosToN, Oct H.
Capt Lathrop of the ship South Shore with
cargo OF Africans from KY West, arrived nt
Monrovia, August Both. The passage lured
40 days. One hundred ard eight negroes died
on the ias,aga. from diseases contracted before
and during their stay at Key West
Jno. + tzyerald a convict in the Statas p,;s
on 1t Charleston, this afternoon ran a muck
among his fellow prisoners. stehhin, Geo B.
riggs. Chas. Belmont. and Geo. White, serious
'y, and slightly wouDdlnk others before being
secured. No cause is known for the act.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13
Union Denomination in New York.

New YoKK, Oct II.
A large Union denomination 10 now IN pro
gr~ss here.
A pr c4sson consisting Of over 5000 oppo.
nents OF Lincoln, including over 800 from AL.
bsny is now marching through the st, eets-
Many public huildi gs and private windows
are illuminated.
The demonstration is conceded to be the Sn.
! es: OF the campaign thu. far.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13

DECIDEDLY Observation-Disclosures
with this year Winter has given warning
that he will be about presently Let him
come
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From Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct H.
A railroad track has teen laid to the Fair
Grounds and trains will be run regularly dur
Ing the Fair The State Board of Legislature,
meets here Tomorrow. 1t is confidently ex
pect-d that the Fair will be the largest ever
held in the State
Ihe Republicans are making arrangements
Tor grand ju5ilee during the week Of the
Fair.
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River Items.

Friday, Oct. 12, 1850.
FRHD LoRENz, Green, Montrose.
HENHY Clay, Stevenson, IT. Paul
KATE CAssELL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
CIrH BELL, Mitchell, dubuque.
HARhoNIA, Cabbell, Mentrose.
CLARA HINE, Patton, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
FRED LoRENz Green, ST. Paul.
HEM CLAY, Stevenson, MOntrose
ATk IAssELL, tiil.house, Nontrose.
Cir BELL, Mitchell, Montrose.
HARAOStA. Cahsell. Mon'rose.
CLARA h,NE, Patton, Dubuque.
The Metropolitan will be the regular Northern
Line packet for Montrose and intermediate points
this morning, making Connection St. Louis in
81 hours.
The Pembina will be the regular n ,rthern Line
boat for st. Paul and all way laniidgs this morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
The Harmonic departed for Montrose last night
with fne trip of freight.
The Denmark will depart for St. Paul to-mor-
row Sunday morning
The WIN. L Ewing departs tomorrow (Sun-
day msrning for Montross.
River rising.
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Scott County Park Association.
TWIN CITY TRACK.
OCTOBER MEErlNG-sEcoND DA'

OCTOBER NEEIiNG-SECOND DAY.
The weather ives altogether too cold ei
terday for large time out on the ground., bu
nevertheless quite u goojly number Of la3le
aud gentlemen we're present. The weathe
was very favorable for making good time, an,
the horses were in prime condition
| There were two purses off-red by the Asso
citation, one OF tZ5 open only to horses which
never won money. and one o! $50 open t.
horses which had never shown ~. Tie ii, s
race wss mile heats, best two 10 three IN hnr
hess aud the other mile heat. best three iu II Y,
in hsrnest. For the first purse there w.r,
three eL'ries, viz:
". \. Spearing, &. m. "Polly."
W. Nosburgt bi. .. buck
Ii. Clark, 81. &. Zen. Ashburn."
The Judges CHOSEN they took their stand aid
called th- horses up for the
FInsr iiEAr.-Buck won the pole, Polly the
second postion. and the Genera WAS aesi ned
the outside place After a false start the hoI q.
IS were cent of Polly taking the lead, close y
followed by Buck aud the General. who kept
their first position until they came down the
ing Polly, came by the stand length in al.
vance, winning the heat in 3:3L
SECOND HEAT.-A false start. and off they
went, luck leading. On the frat half miis
Polly broke and lamed herself so badly that
Mr. Speari' 6 was compelled to aitndrrw her.
The General meanwhile had pulled up aud lap
ped his Antagonist, but Vosburs was too heavy
In the voice and sent his horse ahead Oh III.
holne stretch, coming IN good two lengths IN
advance. aud winning the heat and purse in
800.
TIE exc Nd RACE.
For ibis race there we're three entries, viz:
W. X. Spearing. br' g. Mish- h-qua-ki.
". X. Barker, tl e. Black Tige.
J. .. Wolfe, b. .. Tom Hyer.
FIRsT HEAT Tom Hyer won the pt 10, Tixe
81. and Mish qua ki the ou side. 1t took three
hogus starts To send the horses off for this
heat. but they finally came up in time. and
went oit hummlng tor the lead. Iige led off
In advance, and lom following length eh,nd
and the big Indian length benin him. They
kept his position FIR thrce-fourths the distance
but on home stretch Tom ranged up and
nearly cl' sed the opening between himself aud
the Tiger, who cau.s in half length ahead.
winning the heat in 2:44 2
SicosD HET-Mr. spearing withdrew his
I or'e, aud TIE pulse lay between Tiger and
llyer Tiger would have won it easilv had his
driver ohs.rvs ID the rules Of he course but Oh
the second quarter he was Griven in and show
ed forward on the Inside, passing Tom. thus
lay ing himself open t" charge tor foul driv-
ing. which was preferred agains, him, and
sustained by he judges. who awarded the
purse to Tom IIysr.
We believe this decision tc have been fair
and We trust it will have . salutary effect, and
be warning to all drivers who have an itch
Ing for taking an unfair advantage of their OPP
ponente.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13

ANOTHER RALLY.-Democrats, Hen
~ Clay Dean speaks at the Democratic Head
qusrters-LsClaiie IIali-to-night Turn out
and hear him.
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Court DeciaiOn.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL.
Ihe extra dividend question Of the Bsltim -
q ONO rciiroad. was settled to day, the U. S.
District Court deciding that the dividend to
the company 10 itself was legal. 1t refused to
grant an injunction, and restraiDinS its pay.
neEt to the shareholders.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13

AUSTIN CoRBIN. GEO. 8. c. DOW. 5. Z. BROWN.
CONs BIN, DOW L BROWN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS At LAW,
IA and Notsries Public.
3. Z. BRowN, United States Commissioner.
OrFtoE-At Macklot i Corbin's Exchange Of
Fl q Da cnport Iowa mar3-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13

The HIcKoRY CLUBS of each and ev-
cry Ward are requested TO meet at the Demo.
cratic Headquariers ers evening. Turn out, mer
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Black NJ pI blican DcmOnsts All on.

The Rrpabicana c.lei,r.t.d thr rsso't II he
late ei~c ions, last -v. ing by u pr c~.sion al d
.n.e,h4. at IN Court Hou.e. he SOD of Ma, :.
Gus Parrott, Of Kat sss, was one Of the spsak i.
are.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13
Fire IN 1t. LOuiS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct H.
a destructive fire occurred early yesterday
morning at Aliens Iron Works, 10 the south
part Of the city. caused BY furnace wall Civ
Ing way Loss $25 900 to 100000. Nearly
ZOO laborers are thrown out Of enployment
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13

PRANK PLUMER. GRO II. VAN HoskN.
PLUMER II VAN HOSEN,
A TTORNEYS AND COCNSELORS AT LAW,
n and Notariss Public. Also, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn, Capital, S3eo,o0o; City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven, Conn.,, Capital. $50o,0l0.
Of6ce in LeClaire Block, Davenport. SEPT
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Democratic Convention.

:, STocKBRIDGr, Mass, Oct. IL.
1he Douglas Convent on in the llth Dis,rict
Yesterday, nominated Norman p. Seward. o
m.s,neId. Tor Congress and PhiDeas Allen. o!
PittsfeId for E,Yctor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13

kEw OkLEAks Oct II.
The Steamships Emprs City ami b Gu, lille
have arr v.d ~ith later Havnn. da:ps
Th. slsv- st.au-hip tny ot Norfolk. was L..
ken into Havsna On the 4,h net
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4 A. REID M. n.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L No. IS, corner Main an Third streets, Dav-
enport, Iowa.
Dr. REID can be consulted at his onice at all
hours of the day and night, unless professionally y
engaged. scpt25
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From New Orleans.

NkW ORLgASS, O0e. IL.
The Quarantine at this port hss been r,.ssd
A private letter from Mexico Gays the Juares
goverDmen. has 1isspprovrd Of the s-izur~ ~
the COZ nducta by D-gilaio nd th.' they are
disposed TO sdv nee fl;n,0U0 towaIds be pay
u,e1t Oi The d~hia
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13
Election News.

- AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct H.
lhe receipf OF the election news from Penn
sylvsna and Indiana have created profound
sensation among all parties
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13
The Africa at New York.

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-13
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