Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
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JcDos WI. e MILLER, Presiding,
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JcDos WI. z. MILLER. Presiding.
LA n. 0uyosD. Clerk.
ssa TauaspAy, June IL.
Court opened at 81 n.
The counsel proceeded ia the exam instion oi
whnssses 10 the Troy Portable Grain Mill Co.
w. J. Bowen ct al. Dawson 4 True for plain.
,if.; Iodley for defendants. During the trial
plsis tifs applied for . change Of venue 10
johnson county. which was granted.
J Crawford W Nichols 4 Sherman. Craw.
ford. Rogers d Patnso for plaintiff; Lindley
and Brown tor delsniasts. The examination
Of witsefses wss not closed to-dsy.
Court adjourned At o'clock until 81 o'clock
to-snossov nosninR.
THs Rock Islaod democrats are hav-
ing considerable trouble about . dag, which
by right belongs to them. but which is re-
tsinsd by spsrty Of Republicans. who pur-
ioined 1t. and now insi.t that they have good
s'aims to It. This is only another instance Of
Republican thisvishness. Give them . chance
to thrust their hands into the nationsl crib.
aad in lees than year they will have to re
sort to o loan TO pay the Presidents salary.
IEyokMArIoM WANTED of the where
abouts Of Agapits Fitzpatrick, . carpenter by
trade; 10 five feet six inches tall. light hair and
heavy beard. He has been at work 10 Gala
way. Tenn. for the past ELK months, and left
there oo Or about the 22d day Of June. ult. for
Davenport, Iowa. 1t 10 feared hs Vas pas.
ssnger On the Inflated steamer Ben Lewis.
Any clue to his whereabouts will be thankfully
resolved BY his wife. MARY FIrzrArsIck.
Davenport, Iowa.
St. Louis. Cairo nd.Memphis papers please
notice.
CoRs.-lf the corn crop Of this coun-
ty yields a. extensively as it now promises to
do. there will be. (meiaphorically) no end to
the product. Never within the memory tf
man or Indian has the crop promised fairer
thao it does now. and If the frost keeps away
until il has ripened We can furnish our share Of
the American people with corn bread on short
notice. Farmers are turning their attention
more generally to fatting hogs as q means OF
getting goo price for their corn. This will
be of great advantage to Scott county. We
hope the Davenport Starch Factory will soon
be ready to grind up . few hundred thousand
bushels
WHo ARE rHsYl-We gather from
the papers the following names ~ supporters
Of the b -eckiuridg, and Lane ticket They
are generally very respectable men. and many
sf them Democratic Of long standing. We re-
grst To sec the course they are taking:
MuscAnL:x-Robe t Williams, John G. Slime,
John H. Turner. J. J. Hooper. John AXE, Hen
~ Aockmore, Ansel Humphriea
FoRr DopoE John F. Dunoumbe, Mi. Wm
Williams. Thos. Sargent.
KEosAuouA J. g. Knapp.
DUBuQUE james II. Williams. John T
Lowell. John d. Jennings. p Quigley. H. II.
Heath, Charles Corkery.
BENTON Co.-John Alexander, Esq Of Vim
ton.
KsoKuK.-Capt. D. B. Smith, Major John q.
Floyd. D s McGugin. Col. r. MoAllister.
SCorr Co.-G. g. r Mitchell, Geo. II. Parker,
Austin Corbin. Laurel Summers. Altered Ed
wsrds. John Johns. Jr.. A. F. Msst. J J. Burtis,
X. n. Prsttyman. Frank Plumer, Isaac n. Tai
mage. Edward L. Davis. James Armstrong. J.
J. Severance, Jabes A. Brchard, A. w. Church,
J. W. Churchill.
COUNCIL BLu11A-Col A. H. Palmer.