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Long Lost, but Now Found
HOLINESS TO THE LoRDl

A FTER twenty years experience, | have
II succeeded in discovering a HAIR DYk that Is
superior 10 all others.
The undersigned wishes to inform the public thai
he is now prepared TO color hair black or brown al
half what it usually costs and will sell his valed
Hair Dye ut just half what they have to pay for other
dyes. Those wishing to purchase will do well to cali
my Shaving and Hair Cutting saloon at the Collins
House.
Hair Cutting done in the most approved style and
Shampooning done truly delightful
also manufacture and keep on hand splendid
Hair restorative, which will insure to keep the
scalp clear of dandru the aching humors of the
scalp, and prevent the falling of OF the hair
Razors and scissors sharpened.
February l, ls60-ly PRoF, II. JAMES,.
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DIED,

In ShaIersville, Feb. 10th, Mr.. JOSEPH
LANGwoRTHY, aged 80 years.
The deceased was one of the early set
tiers of that township. He was beloved and
esteemed by all who knew him. The last
seven years, which, to him, were years OF
great teebleness, he spent in the family OF
his son.in law, Mr.. Sterling Smith, where
he received the utmost kindness and care.
So serene was his departure that none in the
room were conscious of the change till he
had passed away. He died as he had lived,
strong 10 "faith in the Son of God"
i" Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."
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VAUTRoT's JEwELRY STORE REMOVED.
Messrs. VAUTRoT & BROTHER have recently
removed their Jewelry Store from the room
occupied by them in the Collins House, to
No. Phenix Block. AS in their old loca
tion, they can always be found ready and
willing TO attend to purchasers and custom.
ere.
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In Brandon, Wis, on the 90 h ult ASHER
ELY, Esq, aged 80 yeOre.
The deceased was born in West Spring.
field, Mass, and emigrated to Deerfeld, in
this county in 1890. SIX years ogo he EN-,
igrated to Wisconsin with his son, Harrison,
at whose residence he died. For number
of wears he filled the office of Justice of the
Peace in Deerfcld. He was very exem-
plary man, ond commanded the respect Of
those with whom he was acquainted. Com.
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THE STEWART STOVE
Is the only trun Economist among Cooking Stoves.
THE STEWART STOVE
Operates to perfection with Bituminous Coal.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will pay for tselfin saving of fuel every years.
THE STEWART STOVE
Does all sorts of ooking at the same time and gives
you also plenty Of hot water, and warming closet
"'''0'' > THE STEWART STOVE
Combines the entire knowledge of a veteran inventor
VI ~ 'O' THE STEWART STOVE
Bakes perfectly on top ard in oven, and roasts In
front, all at the same time.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will do twice the work of any other Stove with the
'NN'' ''1'N THE STEWART STOVE
Cooks meat and pastry together without imparting
the favor Of one 10 the other.
THE STEWART STOVE
Will last twenty years. Many are in use that
were purchased fifteen and twenty years ago. AL
though costing at first, it is in the end cheaper
VIA" any 0'Tf THE STEWART srovE
Is the article suited to every famyit will aid in pro.
noting luxury with economy. While it will be found
invaluable servant in the houses of the wealthy, 1t
will also prove Good Samaritan in securing comfort
aud happiness TO tho families of the poor TO those
in moderate circum stances it makes itself indispensi
BILE by its labor saving and economical qualities.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted for three months, and may then be re-
turned,- you run no kind "f risk in trying it
A. w. BECKLEY,
| Sole Agent for Portage County.
Small descriptive Phample.s sent by Mail, without
charge,
The PRIDE OF THE WEST, EMPIRE STATE
KANSAS and several other patterns of Diving Flut
kept con stanty on hand.
| have the best assortment of ELEVATED OVENS
| In Northern Ohio.
| The PRESIDEN is the best farmers stove in ex
istence 1t being of the latest patterns and made
very heavy and durable; The dampers are arranged
80 that the heat passes directly out of the pipe wher
not baking, which is great convenience in warn
weather.
The KING, EMPEROR, SUMMIT, UNION ant
QUEEN aSa all patterns which have established
large and ef Tiable reputation wherever used.
Cast Iron Pumps, Plows, Points
and general assortment OF
Housekeeping Articles,
always on hand.
A large and varied assortment of Plain and Fanc
| and Japanned
Tinwarey
kept constantly.
Dairymen will consult their interests by examiu
ing those
|CHEE s E VATS,
which have given the best satisfaction tosal usin
| them.
EAVE TROUGHING
and all kinds of Jobbing will receive prompt atSen
| tion. .. -... .,....
Old Iron, Rags, Brass, Copper and Pewter receive
| In exchange. ,
/ A. W. BECKLEY,
South Side Main Street, opposite Phillips Furniur
Rooms. .1 #iN7 a.
! Ravenna, January IS, IsSo-ly .aa
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climate. - -
The FAMILY CATHA, lRTIC PILL is a gentle
but active Catharlic, that - the proprietor has used
in his practice more than -, twenty years.
The constantly increas i ing demand from those
who have long used thel PILLS, AMI the satisfac-
on which all express in r regard to their use, has
i0duced me to put them ~ within the reach Of all.
The Profession well know that different Cath
artics act different PS portions of the bowels.
Tie FAMILY CATHA IRIIC PILL has, with du0
reference 10 this well es . ;ablishcd fact been COM
pounded from variety - of the purcst Vegetable
Extracts, which act alike ion every part of the ah-
nentary canal a:d are e good aud safe in all
where a Cathartic il reed =, led, such DERAKGE.
MERr OF TIE STOMACH, ~ SLEEPINEss, CosTIvNEss,
PAINS IN THE BACK AND q LCINs, PAIN AND SORE
REss OVER THE WHOLE, BoBY, from = dden cold,
which frequently. if neg = |"cted, end in a long
course of Fever, Loss Of r. Appetite, Creeping
Sens tion of Cold over tho Body, Restlessness, ,
Headache, or W eight in q the Head, all ln1amma-
tory Diseases, Worms ,, in Children Adults,
Rheumatism, great Pa - rlHer of the blood, and
many diseases 10 Whch flesh is Eer too numerous to
mention in this advertisement Dose Il to 3.
PRICE 30 CENTS.
Tho Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic pills
are rstailed by Druggists generally, and Scld whole
sale by the Trade in al the large towns.
S. T. w. SANFORD. ". D.,
Manufacturer aud Proprietor,
33j Broadway, New York.
T.urarv IA Tcfn-Iv
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MARRIED.,

In this place, March Let, by the Rev. c.
C. Foote, Mr. JAY LAW, of Brimfeld, to
Miss MARANDA CUTLER, of Ravenna.
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To COLUMBUS. Wednesday last,
LEMUEL M. PRICE, convicted at the last
term Of Court for the murder of AIANsoN
BALDWIN, of Aurora, was taken by Sheriff
WILLIAMS to the Penitentiary at Columbus.
1t is sad to think OF an old man ending
his days in go ignominious a manner, and
sadder yet that the love of liquor caused this
disgrace to come upon him.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL

SUICIDE IN BRIMFIELD.-On Friday alter
noon last, Mr.. GEORGE FAILoR, whose farm
Is situated in the extreme southeastern part
of Brimfeld township, in this county, com.
mitted suicide by hanging himself in his
barn. He left his house about half past four
o'clock in the afternoon, and not returning
at his accustomed time, young man in his
empoy made search for him, and was shock
ed at finding his inanimate body suspended
by halter from beam over the barn door.
Coroner GURLEY held an inquest on the body
on Saturday, but no facts were ELECTED from
the testimony, which could give any reason
for the commission of the act. Mr.. Failor
was, as we understand, in comfortable cir
cumstances-having farm of l07 acres,
with but little encumbrance upon ii. He
leaves wife and three children.
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of superior quality. Brush
es, a great variety. Linseed Oil, TalHers Oil,
Coal OIL, Carbon Oil and Lard Oil at
August II, 1859. sWlFT's.
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SANFORD's
CATHARTIC PILLS,

Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and
put up in glass cases, air tight and viii keep In any
al nain
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UNDER SUCH INFLUENCE,
ION Hats, Caps, Fancy Baskets, Carpet satcho,s and
travelling Bags)
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REVIVAL AT THE DISCIPLE CHURCH. The
interest in religion at the Disciple Church
is still maintained. The labors OF the pas.
tor, Rev. Mr.. FooTE, have been so far crown.
ed with success as to cause many anxiously
to enquire the way TO salvation. On Sun.
day afternoon, three persons submitted them.
selves to the requirements of the church by
participating in the ordinance OF baptism.
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The JAIL BREAKER HEARD From IS. s
Conn, who escaped from the Jail in this vii
lage last fall, by removing one of the large
stones, was arrested in Memphis, Tenn, on
Friday last. Conn, it will be remembered
was one of the gang OF counterfeters from
Steubenvile, and after his escape the Grand
Jury of the U. s. Court failed to find bill
against him, which proceeding new appears
as ruse to enable the officers to re-capture
him. He passed through Ravenna on Mon
day night, en- his way to the Cleveland Jail
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TELEG K A P ItIC /.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WA.BINooN Dec L.
Housx.-The Speaker sppo,nted Mr. Hughes
. N. her OF The Comni,te- on Military stisirs
10 place of Mr. Bolh N, excused
~ Morris asked leave TO introduce resolI-
tion expressing proper estimstion OF be value
Of our Natonsi Union. that viii disconnsv
ns nee shosver Tay saggesi esen . saspiciou
that i, can 10 any way be ebsndoued. aud iD-
dignantly frovn utHn lne first dawptne Of
every attempt In ienate 40, roriion Of our
country. th.t whatever evils or abus-s rect
under 1t ought to be corrected in tbe Union in
. psscsfui aud constitutional way. sod that IL
10 . patriotic duty 70 stand BY it ss our hope
in peso. and our defence in war
Mr. Curry ohjec ed to the intro lurtion Of
the resolution unless il be referred TO the Sc
ect conlnitt~e.
Mr. Mo,rie hal not the -lightest idea Of let.
ting it b. buried 10 tie coffin Of that commit
tee He aaiu he wanted vote on the resoIu-
,ion. and hoped it would ultimately succeed.
On motto OF Ar Sherman. the House then
took Vi the Treasury Npt- Bill ~ returned
from the Senate. with sm. ndmen's.
The House agreed To that amend n ent which
restore. the denomination o. the notcs from
800 to $50.
The other Senate amendn ent propo.ei that
IS. goo 900 OF tie Treasury Notes may be SOLD
st rate Of interest higher tn six per cent.
bot not less than par To TINS the How =
agreed, but extended mat authority to I'll th-
notes iesu.d under this iav
SYNAIE-JohnsoD. of Tennessee. Introduced
jnint olutions. proposing amen imen.s TO tn-
/ ous'itution OF IN United ) ste- in Accord snce
with the 5th ariicl, Of the Constitution.
Mr. Iv-rscn called up tn. bill relative to ou
comm .son to Mexico.
An am ndmsnt was offered TO authorize q
collector.
Mr. Hsmlin opposed t. and said Secretary
was already allowed TO the commission.
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Union Meeting in fAsiadrlpha :.

fhiLAD LfdlA lie. =.
The grand union meeting a..etub ei st noon
in Independei c. -qusre. II opened with FRA, -r
ty Bi.hop Porter. and M.,or Henry p' eride',
assis, ed By large Dumhrr Of vice rre-ij-n,r
snd .ecr ~tsries. c ns,s,ing Of large puuhei
Of wesltAy. Influential cit,sens Resolutions
sers offered ard adopted. rrcci.inius attach
ment aud reverence for the Constitution
esrne-t and enduring love for the UaioD; deep
~ deploripg the fact that some Of the States
have placed upon their stsiGte boots asts eva
ding and defeating the provisions ot the Coo
stitption pronouncing such scts violation OF
the eoieen comr sc,; appealing for the repeal;
Lodging that the ~. tuss books Of Penn,yIvs-
MA shsil be csr.fuiiy searched, and every stat
a's. II here are suy such. iIssd,ng The Con-
sti u,ionsl rights Of sst.r States to be at once
r-resl.d. rerognixng he ebiigaiiots of the
fugitive slave Ia y Recommending the passage
OF State lev r-comp ensisg he ovs+Is ot r..
cued sisv ee subniittinx to the d~c,sIors OF the
Suprems Court as to the ii ghts of slav. - ner-
10 the territories, and recommending th Z the
dsputed question, be forthwith submitted to
the Snpr me Court; apr owing of the .ngse--
ton Of a convention OF delegates frosl the
Ssstes conten. plstine secession TO .ueg q rem
-dies With tirip co. v.ct.ons list the proJ osi
tions OF sueh convention VIII be rerelv-d ty
other states in . fvalef nal and corciiistory
sIirt; appss iing - their breshrs0 in ihr sts,es
conte plating secession to for ear; reminding
tAem OF innun-rs ble ,es which bird ne TO
gtther SIS one people TIE resolutions so
condemn sh- Henu.ci~tioe cf very - u sx.
isle in the United skates.
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IN USTEE'S SALE-N HgRKAs, IN the llt.
day Of arch. A. p 1853, Charles Bnn ri
and Margaret his vi .. execu ed unto An.ttr
orbla, As Trustee, certain Deed VI Tfast. con
veyinx u said Trustee the and In Clinton county
Iowa, descr bid n follows, to wlt: The torth
West quarter Of the NDrth-W es, qusr;er S.e-
ton Nptweve, 2 in Township No.eighty one 81
Nor b Of Range 70 three last Of the 18th L. y.
;, hirh said conveytuc maize by sal
BanIe l., for the purlose of securing the ptvmsrf
Of two certain pton ssory notcs I'D the III ere.
ereon, signed by -aid har c. Bunnel, ri la
sf the | Nh day rcn, A. ID i55. AMI yah
,olo~s One for fourteen ard 4J-I90 tpiars
due in six months, the other for the sum III
one hundre and twenty nine ani sp-Ioo d9la.
dse il n one year, To the order of Lewis Perry
And Nv. salo last mentioned mute navlnR ccom
due and payable ant the said bunu.l aa:ir
iled to pay the sa ne in iufl, Austin forbi
Trustee u, resaid 10 h.rebv give this pn bile
notice. that BY virtue Of the pow which ~ IN q,
vestei BY said Dee ui Trust, will, IN " ed St-.da,
the 18th day If January, A. ~. SOL At the hou,
o nine o'ci.ck 10 the forene OF said dss at ii
Court House d"o, In the city al D4veG port exp...
and ofer for sale, at public auction, tie n reel
land above des, ribed, n uch Thereof as snsi
be necessary to r,tis and pay The amour, ri -ai
note. with the interest thereon 70 the day Of ale
togethsr with all the costs ard expenses attend
ing said sale. cost oftni notice and Trustec- fee
Dated the l2ta day II December, A. u. 's5o.
AUeT,N CORblN.
decl3 dO Trustee
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CON NJ E X CIAL
DAv PORT MARKET
DAILY REPORT.

O1y1cT DALI iRh0cRAT AND NEws.t
Thursiay Eve., Dec. l3, 1860.
The weather is all that could be desired for
Winter, and the market shows q little more AMI
matioa. We quote
FLouR-S4 oog4 IS. Shipments 500 bbls.
WHEAr-Firm and In demand q, 55457c, snd
for some lots higher prices have been given. Re-
ceipts s3te bu mostly BY wagon.
BARLsY-30G35c Receipts s54 bu. Ship
ments 500 su.
Coax-Active at45@l6c. Receipts l.l5l bu.
Shipments 100 bu.
OArs-Duli 81 l8al5c. Recsipts 2I2 bu.
DRAssRD HoGs-Sa 006l4.25.
GROCERIES.
CoSSSs.-Ths market is very firm, with proe-
poets Of an advance. Eastern advices report the
demand brisk, aal prices fully sustained. We
quote Rio q, laGl64c; Maricabo, 179l7 lie
Java, Is l-2@isc
SusAR-Firm and advancing sales are being
made IT s1+G8 70 common, good, fair; pGs &c
prime to choice: s1l@lo &c Port. Rico; sA@
Q l-sc for fair to choice.
TBAs-Firm with Q good demand, at an sa-
vance of loc per pound on the lower grades
Young Hyson, 35Qs5s; Gunpowder, 45G7oc.
Black Teas, 35G65c y H..
MoLAssEs-Market quiet. Common reboiled
35937c, choice Plantation 45c; inferior grades
OF plantation sell from Soc to 40c; Bechers oyr-
ups 37G45c, according TO quality choice Golden
Syrup, $50; Crushed Sugar, II l-2y1llo; Panda.
IA, II l-2@l2 l-2,
BUrTER.-Prime parcels in demand At l7G20c.
EGes-Very scarce and in demand at ls92Oc y
dox.
CHEssE-Herkimer Co. Is Gl7o per TO-; Wes-
tern Reserve l. 1.Gl2hc.
APPLE Market well supplied at 81 o0g2.75 y
bbl.
PJCLrRY-Live Chickens in good request at
81 5OtGl.6o y doz. Turkeys 65g sic each y b,
s@9c.
9DRIED FRurr-Apple- 5hd7c Peaches !G!2 :;
New York Plumb- See Cherries loo. SC Raisins
Is d25c Cuuants l5c.
BEANs In demand AZ 65(G75c n bu.
GAAR-But little coming in. Quails, $50 .
doz; Prairie Chickens, sl.59 q do5.; Msllard
Ducks, 25,G35c q pair.
TURSIR. -l50 20c per bu
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New L rk Market.

NV YORK Decsmberl3
FLorR-Msrket without important change
A-5094 81 SUPER St,te: a. 30A4 % Extra -tate ;
$35094. so super Western s4.e0ta5. 10 Common
Extra do; $l.s0d5 o. In erior to food Shipping
Brands and Extra Rouna Hoop Ohi..
aYk FLOUR-Steady IT -. .2094.0 60 tor common
to choice.
WHBAr-Narket quiet and prices without
change. Sales 50 .0o9 bushels. $i.03tdl IL Am
her Wisconsin; SLIP Amber Iowa Sl.l21l.. s
Winter Red Western.
RYs-Asrket quiet at Csc.
BARLEY- Market dull. sales 1000 bushels at
Csc.
C0RH-Market Arm with moderate export de-
uand. Sales 25,D10 bushels at 62o IN xed wes' o. a.
OArs-IatsnE Eequesl S5ys3o western, Canada
and State.
PoRK- Duil and heavy. Sales 100 bbls. $l675
for mess $1,000 Prime.
BI8H-Quiet AMI steady.
CTR MgATs Heavy and nominal
LARD-Dull
WHisKY-Aarke. st &c.
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LATER FkOM EUHOPE.

HALUAx. Deo. Is.
Inc Europa arrived here ., Z o'clock this
10 rning She has So psssenxars and t51u, 600
10 specie.
The following 10 the latest news ,elexra phsd
to Qnsers,osn:
Victor Emanuel left Naples 90 the snth .,
arrived 81 Palermo on the l ilst, wh.r- be
sas enfhusia.t'cly ree-ivs
TIE banks rate OF interest ha 4 been reduced
10 per cent. aud not b IL ~ stated In the
Ne~ ior. papers
the clergy Of santa rita Tor receiving Victor
Emanuel
FosrL.sp, Dee Is
The North Brition, from Liverpool. 2eth ult
via Londonderry, sU,h. ur.. arrived here a, II
O'clock last night
H.r pa per- ail b due in Ny al miini-h
The ). : Anglo Saxen from Quebec. arrived
at Loud"nd-rry o. The 2s'h ut
The Times city article dated Thursday eve.
Gays the r-duetion in the rate OF discount IL
perfectly n aceord,ncs nth the IN Cations
tui nished IN the la.t AsI.tte return. AID Al
though the heavy charaeter OF eur grain I'm
portsfions, sni ne pro-p-e OF som- 'etnpUra-
ry eonfu-ioD IN The commerce aud tlnsnc- OF
the I. ;. 'rom political panic, preclude th-
possibility OF al eai iy abuusiauc OF the ply
OF money there l. every reason fut conf -nt,-
thsl the marke. VII fpr the n.xl i-w moons
bs free frog inconvenience, pressure or v oi.nl
hact4sti ,Ds
TIE Eng,-h funds orened this morning With
trm spp-sr ,nce and hisuifrrt-i sirat sea H..
nrss throughout the day
There ass tail average demand for iis-
count A. the Bank 10 lay after he ait-rati,r
~ tie rate WIS made kl~au.
IT, the stock tIcha e~ he -npp'S iof .osas
~ guo securities " AMPLE \, TX or 4,
The Empress ( genie .rtiv-d At Mauc est,
At III dnIsht Of ihutsda,, IRON & a-sow NJ j
vas received with great -nthrsiasm
ltalian ALA sre Unchanged 1t Is current.
Y reported hat Frrrcis III ia & j 1 uti u NJ Ia
The Turin jou' nas assert rh,i dfpfnlna
Intercourse " OUu ~ ~ erhtn,d -fwe d
tru ia -ud Veto. Eu.uue
ihe Roman prn!ur- II NIl-tn hGi ie, .
occupied ~ the french troops at the req i~-'
,f the Ro mao Gov-ruuien, and asre-u.eH 4
ardInia.
Az, volunteers from II. Duchy Of Caster =
hal Invade the Lon Az, u,i-nte. cIr6 N 4
he Pa, al soldiers, AMI no.-t-d tue fig ~ th
ious- Of Savns lse P-r.it; yrrtor escsp,d
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Times Of opening and closing msilsin the Davsn
port Post Once:
EAsrsxx NAIL, arrives st Q y and r y CLOSES
at $50 I 4 and Ph.
HOETgss1 NAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa
arrives 1t 5 y; closes $50 An.
SourHLRN NAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, . rives at Pm; closes $50. An.
WBsrsBx AND Soura8Rx Iowa NAIL, arrives 1T
6Ph; closee at SYN.
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives A y; closes at Pm.
DUBuQUs WAY NAIL. arrives at \ Tuesdays,
Thursdays and saturdays; closes at 8 Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Or hIvsg NAIL TO LyOss, arrives IT ? 4; closes
st sPA. daily. exbept sundays.
BLUE GRAss MAIL, arrives At \. closes at IL u
Tussdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AAIrY MAIL, arrives and closes at IL \ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
Thursdays
The once willbs spen On Sunday during the
Summer from 3 to 10AA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

Tue declaration of principles by the
Gazette on the secession question has put the
public mind perfectly 1t ease. The matter is
90 thoroughly understood now that it need
never be spoken Of again. stocks ought to ad.
vance. and exchange /" simmer down" under
such iuflusEcss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

ADMIrTED-Our friend, Ernst Claus
sen. was admitted to the Scott county Bar on
Wednesday last. We are glad to hear OF the
strengthening Of the profession. There are
lawyers enough in town to DO the heaviest
part Of the business. yet We presume the prv-
fsssion is patterned after the omnibus-room
for one more,
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BErrER.-We are glad TO learn that
the Wheat market looks little more encour
aging. and that not only oil tne od buyers but
several new ones are 10 the eld. Though the
rolling price. yesterday. was SIS to 81 cts. there
seems to be sn upward tendency. We look to
see receipts hi ar in . few days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

ALMOST AN AcCIDENr-Tbe awning
in front Of the brick block on the west aide Of
Brady sti eet, near Fourth. fell yesterdsy under
the accumulated weight Of sDov and caught
beneath it Mr.. Orendorh vho barely escaped
without brokea bones
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j. J. SEvEN ANCE,

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR To DR.. CHAS
- GoonRlcH, would Invite your attention = his
great rad uction in prices of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work aud prices, at his Rooms, next door
" Shepserds Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Ofhce.
y. b. Teeth extracted all hours Of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 Il
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population Gi tnC LIttH states. &c,

WA.BI>GTuN - c.
As near a. il can tie a-.-itaIn.d. III uta
population of the Stases aid I~rIilorles Is tim
~ one ullions T -s- fOr h ratio oi retfr
srntauon II the II nee ui r. preventative,
bs bout l23 p0D
Mr.. ohuhrrt. the long etfic ert ch- cl.tk
th- P.t.o. Ot.iee is. b. la y, how the aclr
-pTm' .-ioh-r. ard 10 him al = pennlls uu-4
n-.s will be transferred.
There is no lr taoifiy ot al appointment 9
he place % Mr.. Thomas who retired tr-da,
mi tered upon The du,ies of Secretary .
The Irr ssury.
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RUNAwAY.-A horse and pair Of
this might have been seen rushing up Brady
street yesterday at full speed. Where the race
commenced, where it ended. or who vas par.
TALLY killed. or iurths, more. We know not.
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Nsw PAPER At MoLI>R.-We are in-
formed that Mr.. Baro e., late editor and joint
proprietor Of the Moline Independent, and Mr..
F n Einehsn, OF Moline, are about to start sn
iude' endent weekly nagspsper at that place.
We wish the gentlemen success