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ADJUSTMENTS.

N ooOKss ROYAL AxrHrrnATRx
dr S.s y r. . 2. me srsnS s s
Ovesfowins house. every niEhk rs.t9. s.sn
-'a'' ''1itsi F i Ella s q Il g;"'.''' <
HANIos BROTHERS "
rr. rsprsssa!stse q t. Hi..ss,., r.sss.. ~
e 4Gn ssS1Fs sS Ss SkS F F.s S
AAAou. attraction. A a f Ss ss wss on,
The n s.is s':f-- A''->
Whose performances undsr As drsoioa Of 10 great Equa
Have bssa received during week Win the us rs,ursus
ss ss :ss. sA ~
NE Iox4EA WI as1 appear IN her model ct Of ssues
20 1ss isa; sss & Ss.
.ss ss q ss y
arena ~.'' '.af siss S ;s5siH'; Tho
As'' 's;;s +. 7aS sssE,s' h ,sH.S' '.''''
Wm repeat hs thrilling ana artistic Aerial Flights Nd svsa
LECuEi liz f PssuEusE, @
elegance Ilas ss si:s:. 500. s.
rs beautiful and dInu,ye Fey Troop viii be performed "
x BARCLAY e FYS FGp;sf e YOUNG HUNTS
Ms HEo1sE her modest and xrs"su, soeu. q elegant
rhs ea.sransu. On Monday d. Win ~
rRE HSERf SPORTS 81 OLD SItst ENGLAND CLAN
rs pFSsuSss ysS As sa.re Sossu@ss sS.is. Prop:rss
run famous Msss ~,
In the Of The grand pageant be Introduced graphs
ENGL, sis' srRSr Fl e CHASE
sS
hurdles diichcs successive BARRIERS &c. plsced in The
~ Fo Nance aro..squs aiasrel Su@msss and jussis
Games ESercses and Csreon. including the Corcnsaon q
~ he
sndscsps painted BY Mr. Maeder has been g up expressly
The dances under the direction Of Mr. B. YATES ballet
master.
=. m Bs;i de- which sh \, gsrt9r ma
far superior anything the kind ever Witnessed ia this
TIE coSr sSSat} sf'f' nuvERsEy,
bays 'a tho as
much as they have excited the admraton Of the public
Equestrian xauees Wednesday and Saturday commencing
At two O'Clock
Boxes: If.y Ce.ts
Pyse boses w.: ~ One ON n DS'.s
Doors open q, 81; Performance at TX o'clock.
- W J. s H; Allen Sole Lessee and P,cprie.or
DS' T SBfis ) Gs sRsa Sai sas ii
Tocom%enss With he Grand g9ps,!rian Drama of
WIN NJ 3 Gsrsn. MI NJ jane: rls1i NJ L. r. Nixon
and the entire regular company will appear.
THE IRENCH SPY, gl
with new equestrian ELECTS never before introduced
BARNuTs AME ERTIAis,, xg sSEgxss
DION BoURc1cAULrs PLAY or
l THE OCTOROON.
TIE TIE SGTSESSs:
THE oCTORooN, THE oCroRoON
THE OCTOROON, THE OCTOROON
THE OCToROON
TIE TIE 9ST9kSSs.
LIFE IN LOUISIANA.
FROM THE AUTHORS Corr,
With entirely New scenery By W. waiack and ssssagts
Sssismss ..R. walker and ss:istau,.
Chsres Wnson
TUESDAY Evening. FEB. l. AT 7 O'CLOCK
much applause at the Winter Garden and the cast Of cha
EVERY MEMBER OF THE COMPANY.
ArTERTOON at g. the Drama OF THE LOST SON.
EVENING, the Farce Of PLEASANT NHIGHBORs.
Wax statue of John Brown living Baby Anaoondas and
enormous serpenss, living KaDgaroos. Seals. &c beautiful
Admtsance Is cents; children Is; parquee Is extra
RRYANTg MIKsrRELs,
ID Nechanics' Hall, AZ Broadway.
81 Il " %o Hsff
CROWDED HOUSES. UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
q Ts * ME- Mss rs iss sfii11 r GfSss
Blythe orist nsN s, sss. e 81 ola virsnny.
- A. Burlssqns Italian Opera. a1 e
Haster and Pupil; or. First Nusis Lesson. ,s
Drxrrs Ezs si1soe o ssnf ne Rse 81 COTTON
Doors open - 6 perfrunnoes commence at 7T tickets
CAnTIEs CONCERT ROOM, 600 BROADWAY.
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pAsaA0n v1OM Oh 10 LIvERPooI, BY THE OLD
and 2l a esnA mosA rs RIDOL0fI sais On tho Sh Of
seSs1asZ P.,snger brgugh from Ireland ~ steam tr
80 and scotland Cor saie Apply 70 WILLIAMS QuI0N
PIoNEER STEAMER FOE GALVESTON -iHI NEW
York and Galveston Geannahip Company will despatch
from pier NORTH river, u lh Of February, SCREW
steamer COMMERCE, r. II. Thomson, commander, for tho
q Beaaa and wesa streets, or 10 HRNNINGS GOsIING.
Ia Pearl street VIZ ~ ~ y
ESOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
Il town Tho New York and Virginia Screw GteAmship
Conpanys and first class steAnship MOUNT vERNON
o. Smith cc%msnder viii leave pier II North river every
rass,Es including s.aterocm and meals y Co.
Apply 70 d. B. CROEwKIL 4 co.,
~ IS West street.
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NOR sAvANNAH.-THE FAvoRITE STEAMSHIP
IN MONTGOMERY, Wm. G. Berry, Comm nder, will leave
cisr Il Norsh river, on Thursday, Feb. Q. stSP.M-
Passage 70 Savannah, with unsurpassed Recommendations
eS through tickets Orleans $50 Mobile SIS Mont
xomry SIS Albany s24; Atlanta s2S Columbus Szs Macon,
Freight 10 cents per foot and proportioaate rates
Iusursnce y per cent. Apply 10 ..t.f
B. n. Il. CROMWELL d CO. 86 West street
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n01S0O OARnxAosas, SsU,

4 POWERFUL BAY HORSE FOR sALE.-l6 HANDS
"a high: eight years old, sound and kind Would mako Q
good nmiy horse or would suit cypress wagon. W be
sold cheap Apply 70 Mr. MIrCHEIL No. " Cedar street.
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vrATRTMONIAL-AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN. OF
NJ spoess character and the highest respecabity forty
seven OF but married with good presence
and an aGesonae disposition OF Christian prncipes liberal
education refined tastes and having individual
attachment in view Of wsdiock with some congeniai young
beasted accomplished refined Address, with full
and truthful particulars In good faith f. d. Madison square
Peat Office, Dew FORK city. r ... "a - ~
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.UNoR NsRFoLK AND PoRrsMOUTH-rHK NEW Fl ssr
cla9 steamship POrOMAC Capt g. W. watson VIII lesve
~ connecting With the Norfolk and Petesburg Railroad for
Petersburg and Rcbmoud Freight for Norfolk scents
foc end 70 Petersburg cents per foot and proporon1te
rates Goods Forwarded 70 AL parts Of North cA[olina free
street.
TyREI0BT FOk TENNKssKE NORTE CARoLINA,
IN Porsmouth, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond-The
sesDshp JAMESTOWN Captain Skinner win receive fregh
fr he places Tuesday and Wednesday pier No
IL North river, and will leave Wednesday, at
Eregh y Norfolk q Po.smouh cents pc, foot g City
rom md mcas included 81 70 Petersburg Richmond
80. ~ ! LUDLAn RkNxKEN. Us BseNAway.
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nor THR SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CEARLMs
u ton, s. C-semi weekly NJ Side. wheel stpamship
ship NASHVILLE, N. murray commander win leave pier
NO North River Wednesday, Feb s, At O'Clock r. M
precaely Through tickets the following pacesfo New
6rleAns, SO Is; Mobile; Ala sss; Mo1teome,y Ala Ss
tanocea ST. Augusta Ga, $40 Atlanta, SIS; Columbia, g.
c. sac Charlotte, n C., $2s Fernandina, Fla $2 Jackson
roRD fLEsr9N CO. gIoadwsy re xarion + C Ar.
Of adins signed but furnished by the company Ne
G,oiaaa received af}or O'Clock on day Of leaving
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A A. RARE CH ANCR..FRoM s5 TO $50 PAID FOR
81 s. for Pants from 81 TO IS for Vests Call send
through the Posi- Office B. MINTZ 2S2 Seventh
dies after ded 10 by Mrs kintz.
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A GENTLEMAN HAVING NO USE FOR A GOOD
"a faiy Horne hear Of cash purchaser By applying
before O'Clock this day. The gentleman goes South
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rTAvANA NEW ORLEANS, TEXAS AND MEXICO,
Ill New York and New Orle Steamship Company For
New Orleans via Havana TO as on Mon1sy ree 66o q
10 O'clock The United States mail steamship CAHAWBA,
Smith. commander will commence 70 receive freight on
No bills Of adng sRned after the hour Of sa Ing For freight
or passage apply the agents. LIVINGSTON CROCHERON
a CO.; No. Park place.
Through tickets sued To Vera Cruz and all ports in Texas
per Southern steamship Companys line Of secamers-
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uyog HAVANA VIA NASSAU, N. P.-rHE BRITISH
nd North American royal mail steamship KARNAK.
Cnpt A. Brownies, VIII sail FOR Tho above pors from tho
oenys wharf, Jersey City about ths Sd OF March
Nat T. on arrival Of the steamers expeced from kasand on
ne above dateA 80
Pns1age money 70 Nassau.
DO. do Havana ;;............'.-. g g
FG freight or passage sppZto n =. 1p.-,,n, or..,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19

"Not dangerous to the human family"
V f r NJ l n!
"Costar's''
"Costar g. Rat, Roach &c cExterminator
"Costar's"
"Costar's' Bed-bug Fxterminator.
''Costar's''
''Costars" Electric Powder for Insects.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats-Roachcs- Mice = Molcs - Ground Nice
Be i-bugs-An.s- Moths Mosquitoes Fless In
sccts on Plants Fowls, Animals, dc, &c- in short
every form and species Of
" II H M e NJ.
10 years established in New Ysrk used by the
City Post Ofhce-the City Prisons AMI Station
Houses the Cry Steamers, Ships 6c-,hc City
Hotels, "Astor, "St Nicholas" dc and by more
than 10000 private families.
Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell them.
Wholesale Agents in all large Cities and Towns.
cH-BEwARE Of spurious i'm tations.
81 90 Sample Boxes sent by Mail.
Address orders-or for "Circular to Dealers" to
HENRY X. COSTAR, Principal Depot.
5l2 Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel, NY
FOR SALE BY
TAYLOR 4 8AGLORD,
Wholesale and Retail,
jyl3-dIw Davenport, Iowa.
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From Pixies Peak.
BIT OVERLAND NAIL.

ST. LOUIS, July II.
By the Pony Express which arrived here
Yesterday afternoon, we have news from the
Peak region as follows:
Denver CRY, July lOth.-Considerabie ex-
citement now exists in this city on account OF
reported rich discoveries about three miles up
Cherry Creek from this city. Yesterday some
hurar... claims were staked off, ard parties
lett here a, cary as two o'clock this morning to
make claims. The discovery prospects from
five to fifteen cents to the pan. Some four
miles are staked off in claims now, and others
still rushing out to secure claims.
A meeting is called to organize district
and elect officers
New gulches are being discovered daily on
the Arkansas, which prospect nearly as we'll -
the California guiches The water was to be let
into the ditch this week so that the dry dig
gings above Gregorys will be supplied with
water in few days. The trouble in getting
quartz mills into successful operation here dis
h.artened many who have hitherto heen most
sspgu,ne OF ST. Geese, and quite number would
sell out at first cost quickly, if they could. II
is difficult to ascertain the real cause of the
trouble. Some say there is no gold in the
quartz others that it is impure quicksilver.
bad water and inexperience. Be that IS it
may, scarcely any Of the mills put up this se's-
on are paying expenses, yet Clark, Gruber d
Co.. opened their banking and assay Office to-
day.
Weather hot; business moderate
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19
From Washington.

WAsnINGTo.,, July II.
The resolutions of the National Democratic
Volunteers Of New York, adopting President
Blchanans speech a the 5reckinridge meet
in as an expression Of their own We've, we're
presented to him yesterday hy Isaac Saunders
associate editor Of the Democratic Q4o,teriy
Reuieac To day the President acknowledge
their receipt bv letter, in which he tenders a
grateful expression Of his thanks, speaks of
hinse.f Gs the last or a race OF men who have
been the guardians Of tue Coz sttu,ion and the
Union He Remarks that the sacred duty Of
such guardians had descended to a new gener
alton, and the only hope OF perpetuaing the
Union rests ON the observance OF all Constltu-
tional obligations.
Messrs. Taylor Of Louisiana Pugh Of Ohio,
and Rust Of Arkansas, IN behalf of the Doug
lae National! Executige e Committee, have issued
to the L nited States All address OF explana-
ton and counsel They declare as the
universal senti aent OF the supporters Of
Douglas ard Johnson that to compromise what
ever is admissible; that they have made no
proposition for q Joint electoral ticket in the
States, aad that they expect the rejection OF
such propositions Indignantly whenever and
wherever made. They say if we have any
friends in any Stare, let them call State Con-
vention at once and nominate full electoral
ticket, pledged to the exclusive support OF
Douglas an. johnson.
We can agree to nothing else because to ac-
knowledge the right of fractous minority to
dictate their own terms Of cooperation, to
suffer them to violate the solemn professions
of the Democratic party, and trample under
foo our Democratic usages, would be to dis
band the national organization.
The approximations of the public printers are
relieved by the decision of Attorney General
Black, who declares that the law reducing the
prices Of printing 40 per cent. is not retroac-
tive.
The light infantry tatta ion of Washington
are making preparst ons to receive the Chica-
go Zouaves
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L Ell EGR A PHO
From Philadelphia.

fniLADkLPiiit july II.
Hon. II. WEIGH, Chairman Of the Democrat
ic state Committee has written reply ~
Hon. Richard Vance, elec,or at large, who r..
fuses to conform with tn. compromise r.soin-
tloEs OF the Comm tee, and declares his inter-
ton t. vote for Mr. Douglas, IN any event, d.
nyin1 the authority OF the Committee. Sir
Welch .ntehGs ttat the Committee is fuiit
competent to act upon al questions involving
he machinery OF the party, the same t-
National Committee had power to supply III.
vacancy occasioned by the declination OF Mir
Fitzpatrick. The State Committee only re-.
cmmenQs particular course OF action to the
electors whether it will undertake 10 plac E
other names on the elec oral ticket or submit
he Whole ikatter to the state Convention are
matters for u future con liberation. Mr. Woeh
alluding TO the action OF tie iaTty, says tens
OF thousands of Democrats are as much inclin-
ed to ie.pect the nomination made 10y the
m etins Q. the gentlemen at the Mary land III
stitute as the meeting o! the Front o rect
Theatre. vet they arcc c -ely united in discern.
ing n chance 70 strike Il comtn4n blow at the
enemies of the Union aud Constitution. He
quotes from NaLce's speech at Reading to
-Aow that the Deuaocra.ic party has nothing TO
do with the past or precee Dents, and urges his
consideration OF the compromise resolutions to
defeat the Republicans
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New York Market.
NRw YORK, July l3.

Ey 7eleqrayhl Ngw YORK. July Is.
FLorR.-Market dull but prices unchanged.-
= II ! 20 Super State. S. 40d5 80 Extra State !;
S. l5QQ5 20 super Western 30a5 SO Common 10
u cdiun extra do, 50 55 05 IS inferior T. good
Shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
!.YE FLOUR-Steady at SO 50A4 81.
wHvAr-Market firm. Sales 81 600 bushels
81 26 Chicago Spring; 81 30 for prime Mill Club |;
81 36 Winter Red Western; 81 400tl ~ for White
Canada 81 ~ white Ind.
RYE Quiet. 6lMS3c.
BARLEY Nominal.
CoRN Market without Striking change. Sales
6l.0.0 bushels. III unsound mixed western; 6lX
aG2 sound do.
OATs.-Market steady. 33G40c Western and
40 State.
PORK-Quiet.
WmIsKY.-Market unchanged. 81 ,2'c.H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19
Mail Arrangements.

Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Office
EAsrERs NAIL, arrives at 8 A y and Pm closes
Mt 1870 AMand Pg.
NORTHERN NAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa d,
arrives at p N; closes $50 A N.
eorTHLRH NAIL, from st Louis and Southern
Missouri, rives at y Pm; closes o:30.A n.
WEsTDES AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
8 PM closes at Pm.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL arrives n: closes At Pm.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives at . p N Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays closes at Px Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
P RIVER NAIL TO LYONS, arrives at P N; closes
at $ N, daily, exbept Sundays.
BLtiE GRASS NAIL, arrives at 2 closes at l2 NJ
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
AMiTY NAIL, arrives and close. at " NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
aNAMosA MAIL, arrives and closes at IL Y, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
summer from to 10 NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19
NV E1k lEE MS.

Wednesday, Jxly Is, ls60.
ARRIvED
NATE CAssELL, Hilihouse. Keokuk.
GREY EAGLE, Harris, St. Paul.
DEPARTED.
Kate CAssELL, Hillhouse, Keokuk.
GREY EAGLE, Harris, st. Louis.
The favorite steamer Luzerne, Capt. Deming,
will depart for Ft. Madison this morning at 81
o'clock.
Business on the lsvee for the past few days has
been very dull and shipments small.
The River is fslleg steadily from st. Paul to st.
Louis.
The Illinois river was e. ling rapidly at last So
counts.
The Ainssh 1asp ~ ssportsd 70 be falling mp
idly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19
From New York.

NV Getk luly Is
shooting afiray las; night al the Malta ; J.
loon between t. ) Deput, Mlr-hai John Da-
'ar and man named Pui-ey McDermot. tho
latter received four pistol balls. but it is be.
iieved he Is not tatslly wounded
The Zouaye Cadets drill tomorrow evenin 2
at the Academy Of Muse, by invitation Of =
arge number OF prominent citizen.
detachment ot nearly 100 troops lef. here
tais morning for Fort Leavenworth
The timony in the Walton murder case
strongly ipp!icat Chas JeffsrI.
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II Office

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE TOWNSHIP
L Trustees will receive proposals and contract
fer the mason and carpenter work on three Bridges
to be built across Duck creek, ard also for the
repairing to be done on the Goese creek and Crow
creek bridges, on the Dubuque road. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the house Of John
Wunderlich All proposals must be made on or
before the 22d day Of July, 1850.
xsi99SSS5SSSss5SlcH, x9S5Ss5S rn.s..'.
Innn Il 1an0-itA
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Mr.. Douglas ut Worcester, Mass.

WORCESTER, July u.
Judge Douglas arrived here this afterno > !
lew minutes past three o'clock. and was gree
ed oy an ilnme'se crowd OF people. A salut
was hred temp orary platform was erect,,
within few feat OF the cars from which Jnd..
Douglas was introduced to the mnl,i,ui. / {,
Hon. Isaac Davis, who, with few 9th,
friends, had met him at the Junction D.cn,
and accompanied him to the depot a, Was
ingion Square. Mr. Douglas spoke abou
{ sight minutes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19
NUMBER 223.
co M Nj T. RCIAL E.
DAVENPORT MAssN k.X.
DAILY REPORT.

OSPIcR DAILY ugAoCRAr AND NGxsl
Wednesday Eve, July Is. ls6o. !
We hAve no changes in the market to note, d.
her in receipts or prices It 10 very dull and but
few transactions in grain, and those very light.
There were los bushels of Rye, new CROP. received
today and sold 1t Soc y bu; and also 20 bushels
cnvns for shipment to St. Louis. Wo quote:
FLOUR In fair demand At IS 50G95 IS retail, and
- -'d' % Wholesale for City Spring Extra;
Nuperhne ~ SO; Rye -four 81 o0@4 SO Corn
meal 81 90 y cwt.
WHkAI-Rcceipts 65 bu. Spring good to choice
o9G90c; No. 2do SIC.
CORN Receipts 80 bu; shipments 400 bu.
We quote at 80 s33c for ear, and 33@s4c shclled.
OAls- Receipts Is bu. In good demand at 25
os27c for good to choice.
BARLEY-ln fair demand at S5@4Oc
RYE Receipts los bu. Ready sale q, 5oc
BuckwHRAr-A good article sells readily at 75c.
PorAroEs- fair demand at 3oc for Pinkeyes
and 3oc for Neshannocks. Retail dealers are
elling at 3Od4oc. New potatoes are selling a.
l5o2oc 1, peck, retail.
WooL-We quote ut 2Oa35c.
Hay Steady and quiet ut 3 0o14 90 for Prai-
rie and 81 00@5 90 for Timothy.
HIDEs.-ln good request and moderate at 5aGc
for Green sgl2c for Dry aud llGi3c for Dry
Flint.
buTrER.-There is good supply in market Of
tub butter, but for good and choice roll for table
purposes continues in moderate supply and firm at
lOGi2c1s; Roll and tub SG19c Wholesale and LOO
lie retail.
Ed6s.-Steady and firm with fair supply ut
71aMSlac retail.
BEANs-Steady and unchanged. Wequotc at
e0190c wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEESE Supply light and prices firm at l3tG
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve lot1llc
whole sale and l2tl5 retail.
LARD--ln fair supply at ll@I2Ic.
lIAMs--common io1a@i!c; Sugar Curei l2X
Il SC: Shoulders l0c retail.
DRIED FRUIT-Appics s4%loc Peaches il@l5c;
Prunes sQl21ac.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19

ARRESTED FOR SELLING LoUoR.-D. G. San
ford was arrested last Thursday on complaint
of Mrs. Stuner, for selling liquor in violation
Of Town Ordinance which declares the SELL
ing or giving away, within this incorporation on
of any epirituo ous or mixed liquors = nuisance.
He was arrested on warrant issued by Esquire
George, but when the case came up for trial q
change of venue was taken before Esquire
Mape.. by the defendant A jury wac called
and the case pres nted. witnesses examined
and the case ably argued by counsel When
it WAS given to the jury, who after brief ab.
sence, returned with verdict of guilty The
prisoner was fined fifteen dollars and COSTS and
in default Of paymen. was lodged in the coun-
ty Jail Moline Independent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19
Fire AT Philadelphia.

PnlLADlLPnlA July II
A fire occurred this morning at o clock il
he grocery store Of WIN. Aud, in West Ma
ket street II spread to the stairway. prevent.
ing the escape OF the occupants o the uppe
rooms Three females and one boy leap.d 4
from the second and third story Window
Miss Dillon was the on j one injured. Aul,,
vas arrested the CONDITION Of the store show
ing that il had been SET on FIRE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19
DAVENPORT IOWA. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1856.

New Rye One hundred and five
bushels Of new rye vas brought into market
y..,erday. This kind OF grain is not raised ex-
tensvey in this county. In passing through
-ix townships We found frt one field OF rye Of
this years towing We think our farmers
would 10 well TO try it,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19

AccIDEST.-Last evening man by
the namo Of + lwar Finn, was thrown out o. T
buggy at the corner OF 7th and Perry streets.
breaking his: shoulder bone badly. The wound
was dressed by DR.. Baker. We believe Mr..
Finn lives in the couu,ry and had been in
town with some marketing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19
NOISE, RAaxTlNG.

NJ. DUNN, OF THE LATE FIRM OF Don.
y nell 4 Dunn would inform the public that
he has again resumed the business of HOUSE
PAINTING, in all its branches, in connection with
Paper Hanging, Whitening and Wall Cooring.
Hi. practical experience warrants him assuring
satisia .ton both in price and quality Of work.
SHOP 10. %, East 3D., bet'n Brady 4 Perry sts.
marp-d3m.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19
Senator Douglas in Boston.

Boston July Is
Bow loin Square and ali the approaches 10 the
Revere House we're closely packed las, night.
In response to en'hu-ia lie calls. NJ. Douglas
spoke about ten minutes. from the Ior,iro.
Addresses were made hy Diver stevens Hon.
L. X. Smart, Of Maine, aud + q B,iy, editor
af the Boston HeraLd. Previous to the speak
ing, several hundred citzeus shook hands
ho.el
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19
HARVARD lOllp-c

BosToy, luly le
The commencement exercises at Harvard
College today have attracted an immense
throng Of visitors. The G vernon, Executive
Council. Mr.. Douglas aud others were escort
ed to Cambridg. ty the National Lancer
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19
j. J. SEVERANCE.

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DR. CHAS.
- GOODRICH, would invite your attention to his
great reduction in prices of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work aud prices, at his Rooms, next door
to Shepherds Ambrotype Gallery. No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
n. u. Teeth extracted all hours of the day
and night, and all operations warranted, noy6 If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-19
DI Z D..

On Wednesday morning, at O'Clock, JOSEPH
r., son Of CHARLES F. and ANNIE R. KING, aged
months and days.
The funeral will take place to-day at o'clock,
from the residence of the parents, corner of Far.
mum and Sth streets.