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, 1860-11-28

The Governors of the States, including
those Just chosen, stand sixteen Republicans
and sixteen Democrats, with one American
the Governor OF Maryland. AL the Northern
States except California and Oregon Will haEs
Republican Governors.
, 1860-11-28

QaEAT D,scny sns-,tmrnE thu 'nut tnpottH1f "t MI
t., great uy.ll.al discoveries "f this may 't '
tlrrrd tp -y.tr.sl If vaccination f'F protection :F":
Sua Fox tbs Ce2a!ic ls'i For rvt f"f llca'iarh' :r
thu usc # Qniniac c'F the prevention 1t Fer-s. tH'r'
of which l. sure specific. whist b"Ee:'t@ will he *
perencr.E by suffering hunat; l.n: .aftst Heir IL:
eoytrvFa are f:r.n:tan.
, 1860-11-28
CURTAIN GOODS.

French I.rocatrl!c, sa..a DcIain-s, French rsatri
L-llnts. 3:tp.- Cloth. nan,as anil s1orrrns. E!bret+
bsolacreu Mus!in Curta.r am. b. *'s ynr' Corncrs.
IL wool b:ass VI gilt; tt Cu.tttn lin!ts anh rina.
Cnrain Gimps. SIX Kor!rran. t:srt.ln LlniGs, and
I'll Kinds ot II TrtantEss necessary Tor Curtains Wio
SlaLes. Whltt bn:;. a,,d ua Shade Hollands IN
ali widths. toset.-f with trays Patent Spring FIX
al:eys Pattrt FixtIFs Pendulum Etk,urra Iras and
ltoze Roller ~n Ilck rul:tys ant BRACKETS, Ssada
[%.,r,fuy p T~at1
, 1860-11-28

The increase Of eecuri,ics durin. the year was
$87a0Sa 10; tho increase Of outstanding circulation
during the same period was $i3451. The present
I,ank Comptroller sincc his entrance upon thu dr-
tics Of lis office has spared no pAilts TO get rid al
Missouri and Virginia stociss, and 70 supply their
places with other sccu1itiets The fD"wi.'g table
slIows the increase and decrease in the several
Linls Of securities during the twelve nnnshs prior
October 1et.
, 1860-11-28

FACT WORTH MISUNDERSTANDING srp''alir TIT: AZ
errtalu cure for Sic IIsa.laclle El;Ipus 1lctts'"
Eeryuus lieaJache Coat seiie-. a.l General Dehsr.
, 1860-11-28
MATTiNcS AND RUGS.

coeta Mnttfnea fr U:nrpa Churches, yetbn!cs. Sc..
IL Nil wlltA from. onc.ht to two EaFs wEte: Canton
sr:.w Mattin both ~hitr a:4si rt:rrkrL oe-nnt
nq,t:.ctcr ns On: antl .:f yards wide: Mos:r, Vel
hr.s. Sktlttun Adelaide und she:pssia Gats ol tbs
, 1860-11-28
CARPETIHCS,

Il.va un a4i anil Offer fur sale. of ttir fAporta
tn and Ut TIC b'.t nu.,rttr manufacture thr largest
ant bts: assortment tn tac Northwest q Nt't:lllo.
in=rn Extr. Fiac In-s.!n. Crtsoa and Moot n min.
lusr.ln i;vIy russcIs Ind stair Carpctts a, II tu
Ervatsst VARIETY prices an.i PATTERNS: COMPRISING se
t'ptnti In Chicago, uI which they oncr ut thu lowest
nt>sIbI5 Dtfces
, 1860-11-28

ef t'lcse MIR 1nr:e rsid unryalIed assortment
either regards qualify sttr or picc. Of English and
ana yards .rf y:rts ilr. at prices from ttlrea
el'.+ to SIX s.lti!iaEs per yard slr,. HEAVY Sheet
fret i!c as prices ftsn E.ur to t'n rhEs per yard
AsoIab!e tHl Cuts patterns un BY tue yard, AMI
tta1r f>N Cloths 10 great variety,
, 1860-11-28
FURNISHING GOODS.

In. And Uorss MarsrilIts uxiits Iinrn md Cotton
shset5nss Of ~ w,t;s< Linen mi cot:en rtiowSa;
ltFe.l. printed au't rIbo.st: Furniture CAitx: toge-
Ecther With large assortment VI Fringe, Hctarr
COrtls IaaSt;s
, 1860-11-28

Spring Deds Hair Cotton sra.t;y,.s Excelsior nnI
Moss Mattresses Feather t:ets. Nossrr anI Pillows.
ganke'f nE:s :hssts s'l1w ea:ss Lnfe; @ iSos
Curci Hair Of varios :s:r sIts; aud Excelsior By
t:ehs Tufts aud Txiuss Ut CpLv:es.rsrs use.
, 1860-11-28

4 letter dated Gaeta, November =, tays:-
"By the conduct Of the French Admiral, It
was thought that change Of policy had oc-
CURED among the Great Powers altogether f.
yorable to the Bourbon cause; rs evidence Of
this for four successive days, the French squad
run prevented the Piedmontesc fleet from
landing troops on the banks of the GariSliano.
The French guns were all shotted-
The decks were cleared. Everything was
ready for action, and, indeed, there. was mo-
nenr, when the signal for firing Was given on
board the Brctagne and if the Sandman yes.
sels had continued to advance only three min
utes they would have received broadsido
from the French feet -.
Admiral de Tinan had assured the King that
he would protect the line Of the GadGliano.
But yesterday French steamer came in with
fresh instructions for tho Admiral, and there
upon the French fleet left the mouth Of the
Garigllano, and at sunset yesterday evening
returned to Gaeta- The moment be was re-
lieyed from the surveillance Of tho French
fleet. Admiral Persano opened fire against
the Neapolitan city.
The London Ebss's Patls correspondent tele-
, 1860-11-28

DENOVAL.--Furst & Bradley,
Plow, Wagon and Carriage Manufacturers
sa1cs Rooms. No. 80 West Lake stsret fass2 to Mos
strsets All kinds OF WaEoak k1imosElPlow Mana!es s
sud P1pw Beamt for Sa1o. lsosGo'sA
, 1860-11-28

s.-r4.s -.s:-.-'.S1. y. tHs 1p"4 =" ~!
il positive. The Pope WILL only nave simple
guard of 1900 men.
In contradiction Of this, 1t Is represented
that in the Papal war budget Tor lool' tae eS. =.
penses Of the War Department nre staacd aad az
4,1E:,, 600 Roman dollars, Tor IN army oi aiooo
men. ,.,
The voting for annexntlon IN tao inlal sa
States, Is described as Of tic most entauslast'c
character, but no details nre gwen
nrpaRTJrRr nr GARIEALDI
:. D,A 4 ,,-, 49,. ~, .a,.,,,e
Naples dispAGn OF lhe w, unntaaiIs ~ i'ie
that 6arDal4l ,elt naples tnat III ~ .,it ~
nome a. tne 4sIana o. caPsEs .,is'.. sJmfr.i
t9at hc pa'o WIS ~ LUZ A'1'
hunos'. y:
r,,. V..-oI11.n novo1ut,on.
A c..u..., rs,1's =. ra.r
lhG resol1tlon ~ sicily Ml1u H.. >a,.o atcan,ad tho
eoulplete. tIc.ol Gu, 49, t".e'ipresi ,i,,,
So'efcisniy u an9sc pso,,.s t,.a - .i,a .nnI,. n
3.;h..i.1; H. tr-aa4 1t.,3,n ;he,r,tor f,xin.,
uu'ipaiu!, IVY E.e 4.1 ..t I,,s r.s'.;..1 -
, 1860-11-28

STOVE PoITS"-
Manufacturers III he United :iatrh use only ~ re
ESsT IVpii LEAD II tic fna,afe:1Er. q sae ao.se
named Stove Polish. thu adyHntages VI WHICH, over all
rs, ,iy rraovcs hus prevents Irs7 while The
rs Is r.; i91uss 's 81 Sy:e .as aices IN ss W + ensls
fcc from any unpleasant c4of he paSaaEe Viii last
longer and produce ! ,.' osnntil nnn w!t! one-
beware Ut limitations. Sn!d evcryThere BY all lrst
e1sss druggists, Grocer5 an:l Hardware merchants.
j. II. JOHNSON,
Sole Agent for the manufacturer No % State Street.
CuscAco. 111tso:s.
Il. T. LANDOS. Agent. nod-dmlln
FUR MAN Glory.
c. M. sFEARs, JR.,
r.. es- -. II Err z q o@,
Wholesale ami Fetal Dealers in
HATB. GAPS AN % Eu Il 3,
@pE..E AND WOLF ROBES. &C.
G5 Lake Street, Chicago, II. IS
Would respectfully announce I" their Oil Patrons and
the Trade that they are now " recent Vt lc and
NIL assortment Of all Euoas IN tacI nne. ocirGSt
SoL1D1F1ED MIL X.
Sugar Of 3Itlk,
Patent Croats and Barley, Biseotlne,
Fnr1na, Arrow Root, Oat Heal,
Tapioca, Sa:o, Bronaa, Chocolate, &e.s
AL1oF TIE BEST QUALITY.
NAV be found as GALE, BROTHERS.
Family rssssnpti9,n e; g I4p:G, r. Ss.Srs:. s'r:;.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28
RRDN CAADRO0N0A.
Defeat Of the IndionS.

Sf. Il Tn, June %.
The Overlssd Nail brings the missing peek.
age Of telegraph news cent viz visils On the
night Of shs 5th.
san FsASosoo. 6th. (vis Visils b II p.
A.-The steamer Golden Age ssiled from Pan
ana With 400 passengers. 81 SOC. 600 in tsess
ure. 81 $50 600 for Nev York.
The regulars and volunteera, under Hays
and 8. evart. attacked 500 Indians on The 81.
tsrnoon Of the I'd. near Pyrs@id Lake. The
Indisns vers defeated; loss 20 killed. several
voanded Three veluntssrs killed. three
wounded. Capk 3 over vss oortal y voand-
ed, three reguhn vousded and one killed
Toe battle v.s not decisive. and as.,hes vas
soon expected
The battle groasd where Maj. Orusbys
party we're delsstei tvo weeks aso had been
visited. asd tssasy tooiss isiesred vi.h nili-
tary hooesa
A ermpanv Of twenty-five men il 70 stsrt
from Csrson Valley TO re-opss the Posy Ex.
pes route 81. 500 had been subscribed st
eAessmsoto tosards 6tsisg oct the eompasy.
esd ssbsssiptiees ere 800 taking % il Saa
frspeiseo toe the zane pusposs. With every
prospect Of raising ths required smoon--
Hopes are eessStAiDed Of bsineing 10 BY this
msaes too sxprssss doe. ssd 70 aid sSd fer
yard the eastward bousd s8pesss = the 16th,
which i 80 appsan - bsss dssaissd
81 900 vers rsis-d q Sas Frsneiaeo within
tv. vssks r furnish satCliss foe Col. Hays'
volunteefs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

MEssas. EDIroas-Please allow me
through yesr eelsnss - eorrset falss ~
port vhish he's bsss gsiag The eoasds Ssr ssv-
ssal weeks. asd = beloved by many 70 b
true. lth - tAis sG.se that ~ alocH mira
eulees ere = ny litsls daughter = shreais
inhaoaties - H. syoaf svs ysars sansdins.
has been psrfosasd by - Ossslise ftoa ILL.,
aeis. Who eaos hsrs sbsst he isss e Apsil
and brocgAs viii hln n sassanne. e Ger
man.) This seesy vas gotten Up - aaks ssp-
itsi so-ts gst ssseaa. h b tsus thst - TIE
fsse II dsys hsr eys iapssvsd, ssd I sold
several Il ~ ftissds that hey were getting
cell. bat after The 6rss vssk thsy did not To-
Prove. but got vor.s nevesthelsn, be told
evesv oo~ that they we're g ttisg veil. h.
trsstsd her eyss Eve weeks, when. seeing they
we're no better, but we're vorss than vhsa be
began. dilmissed hin. F~ tve vssks ~
fore ! d.soisssd hio-hs I'D beso rspsssisg
shsa eursd vAl<A - hlss = svoy -
vho 80 the child q Ne Me eas tssfiy.-
When hs ezauissd The ehil1S sa.hssasrsd
oe that be could cure then ia tes daya He
ussd the saas brush u The eyes u sll his -
tasss without being particular 70 keep Il
clean. Which thing Il deserving et pab is q.
pssara. en- hssr Of no ease in vhieh per
uassnt ears has bsss elected. which, from
the Asttsriag sssoasss Of tos many vosdsr-
ful sasss hs hes psr:esned ssd u still psfsoea-
iae. hs inpsses spsa- The srsdulity Of tAs sf-
aisasA. asd gse his pay in sd.asss frso pss-
soas vho be prs0isss = care in tvo vsska
h ss1is Il sass h ths esss6 ~ neels
1ssOAeae, = las - D. Milis. rsaideee Oenlist
sf D1vsspsss vhs - aGssesd . ssss dass
Jsns 1suf. - ~ s1rpslss sfsysslf ssd frisede.
eaiI ussla easiss ~ ohs nnav aaaA = ses6
~ dhan1 ossnA - - = =. NJ =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

Tines - spssiag ssd eiosing nsilsin the Dsvsa-
poss Post OGcs:
RAsrsax NAIL, arrives at . 4 And \ closes
1T $40 uand 5pH.
XoerusnH MAIL, via Dabsgss AID North Iowa,
arrives q = closes $50 =.
SOuTuLRu NAIL, from 81 Louis and southern
Missouri, . rives st Pn; closes s:So..A =.
Wnfuax Axp S0U1H8Rx Iowa NAIL, arrives at
6Pn; closes at SPM.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives y; closes st PH.
DUBUQUB WAv NAIL, arrives st = Tueodays,
Thursdsys and Saturdays; closes ~ = san
days. Tussdays and Thursdays.
US kIvBI NAIL 70 LyoNs, ssives at ? =; closes
assP \. daily. sxbept Sundays.
BLUp GRAss NAIL, arrives at \. closes at II y
Tuesdays, Thursdays AID Saturdays.
AMrrY NAIL, arrives and closes at II = TuaodAys
and Fridays.
AxAnosA NAIL, arrives and closes 1T II =, on
Thursdays
The once will be open On Sunday during ths
Summer from . 70 10 An.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

R@puliss. o,sssfssAss - cDassdJ &ssa'
AN Rs,iis.S ~ - ssff,1 - Ais
a.. koek-Hiekss y ASsak Al~issseS-
Ases Po.d~ ts~sI. - Ds,a = ~
SsssvsRy.
LA svesisg spesi bet ~ sa,sst eash-
ssisg a RepsbHsasa. dsise he Blssdy
sizth.' sssob,sd - ~ ~ sst u Csrsss's
brewery 70 hsvs . glssieeae svsr ths ssss-
tiss Of CsslsAsrt = Aldsso ~ tAss vsri
4 ssssbonars vss ss.sssd 81 several resk-
- let o6 70 infssa The bajaaG8sf The city that
ssosshisg vss gs'sg = 10 - fgstng yard
4 the great ten cf Dssqpsst. asaeas
Bssd vas On hssd asd isebsd he crowd
With ssvsQal exselless pissss1 osie
The osttisg vas sallsd ri srdsr BY A'd
Haviland, Who ne0inalsd J. 4 Shoup -
CAsirnan. ADD D.. 7. J. ssGDsrs = secrets
~; bosh vses aesspssd. - chair thea In
trodaesd Hon ". 81 ?. Gsat. vhe addressed
the meeting setting forth y visvs and poll
ties. and also giving - sati1(ly ssv exrlsoa-
tion Of the position ef ths asent eandidat.s
for President We shall eve occasion 70
again refer to Mr. Gsrlsy' > sdbArkA
Jas- 7. Lane. Eeq.. vss H. called ont. and
as the time ve kh. jim - jsst failing Of on
. hissosy Of the Rspsbliess laAadard bsarers-
The lsteness of he hos1 viIl not allow Of
oor giving . more eztss4sd report Of the
meeting.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28
Supreme Court of Peausyivan,a.

La CAs!nk. "a. June u.
Tie Supreme Court Of Penn-ylvasis met to.
day. 10 spsver to . writ Of sttachwent for
contempt on the part Of the srthori,ies Of A.
legheny county. the sheriff produced thirteen
member Of the Pitssburg Coupcil. Who re-
fueed to vote on the heavy tax to pay the In
tercst on the Charters Valley k-ilrosd hoods.
The Court appointed Judges Soyder. II Mont
gomery, and Long. Of Lancaster. C.'mmissioo-
ers to hear the answers Of the Councilmen
If desiroas TO purge themseives Of contempt.
The deeisloa viii probably be reodered this
P. y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28
DasrssCr CUUnT.


JuDes JOHN 2. DILLON, Presidiag.
IaA n 0useeD, Clerk.
Wednesday. Jass 37th.
Court opssed st Q Ia o'clock A. n.
In the morning hour The Ceert disposed d
so0s Uissellaneous basinss.
Constosk 4 Co. - ". ". Parker. Jsry
thai. Grant fos plaistiab Lsdlsy. Dsv ssd
Brovs ioe deSesdant The evideoes n Iii
ease Uas not elesed.
CoaFt sdjoarsed at o'clock till . e'eloek 70
morrow morpiae.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

STRANGE BuT TRUE-With the mere
curry above s5 degrees. vs nssies half the ssa
in tovn dres in their thiek voelsn eaeehss
They travel round from one soda ioustsia 70
another. complaining OF the essss~s sss~
weather. Nov to ah saeh 0sa vs rseoo0eod
less sods aad thinner clothes. Go roasd 10 II
East Second street. sed let Parks cell yea
lias. ssif Doa't bake yoorsslves brown When
yeu can get thin, cool sait Tor . email sum st
the above estaLlishment In The xesrcpolitaD
Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28
APHIC.


Nsv Yoax Juue a.
The Htvsl4s WesAingtsa sorruacv.desee
ssys:-"Iotslligeses iron 1ledrid siates tha,
the SpasiasAs hsvs bseoos - dated With their
success 10 1oe,sse Inst they 0saiss Asvisg .
dash st N1xieo, oakisg the ise-ssity of pre-
ssrvisg Caha 70 the Spssish oossrshy The
prsesxs sor their bslrgsrsst opsestisss. sed -
ealy doss Spain soessopasss decent upos
Mexico bot the Usitsd Seatss y - Be called 70
account fnr the capture Of the pirsetissl vss
steamer OF Vers Csus ses lesG sioee.'
The same correspondent ssvs Mayor Weed
hss besn there sootsrFiog vith BeeeeissSdgs.
Douglal and the Ad nisis ration. He saegeses
inst there shcald b but oss Electoral ticket 10
the State Of New York vith th~ Electoral Col-
lege uopledgsd - ei.hse ssndidste. bat =
throw the vote for ther. - may be most pol
iue. His proposition seeos 70 meet 9th favor
from both sides. II. however. ID - pseihe
eoeneils shsll not prevail end the Admioistrs.
tioo does not throw itself into the 6sht. the
probs biity il that Ne, Of Wood vill 20 9th
the popular sentiment Of the State, which be
thinks IL 10 favor Of Dooglss.
The impression IL that the Authorization
viii throw their vhcls power In favor oi
Brsckinridgs and LAss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

Wedneeday & 9une ~ loe0. !
! nu11sD~uD = - IEsssas~~~u----..
Market > sriasnsss assivs sAsa ysstsslay asd
wheat advaasad aboat = - bssAsl. HE ssp-
ply not being equal to the demand, The nilisss
we're obliged to yay sSc foe The larger psslios a
their receipts. Othes grains - nnehaagsd. We
quote:
FLoUs--In fair dsuasd 81 IS 5o@5 7srstail, and
S. 3s@s 50 vholsssls for City Spring Rxtn !;
Supsrhns - 50; Rye Aour 81 0e04 50 Con
meal 81 90 1evt. Shipmests loo bhls.
WaEAs-Recsipu Sis bu; shipnsats s4 bu.
Spring good TO ehoies soc9ss NJ. do Sic.
oRx-Reeeipes $50 ba; shipnsnts 100 bu.
We quote 1t S4<93sc for sas, and S5033e shsllsd.
OAls-Receipss lls bu. Ingeod demand u -
@soc for good to choice.
BAsLsY-No tnnsactions.
RYE-NOthins doing.
BrcKwHRAF-A good article sells readily st 75c.
PofAross-In fair dsaaad at 30c for Pinksye.
and s5c for Neshannoeks. Retail dealers ass
ceiling At 4s@soc. New potsssss ass selling -
3o@35c y peck, retail.
WooL-Ws quote at 3e03se.
HAr.-sssady and qsist u oo04 ~ f9 Psai-
ne and - 0o0s 90 for Tinothy.
HIDRs.-ln good rsquest And nodssats q S0se
for 0fssn; s@l3e for Dry and ll,1l3c for Dry
Flint.
burrsa.-Thers is . good supply in market of
tub butter but for good and choiss roll for table
purposes esntinusa in moderate supply and firm 1t
lo@l3e]s; Roll and tab s0se Wholesale and lO0
lie retail.
Eoes.-Steady and firm with . fair supply at
7K@5Hc retail.
BEAxs-Sssady and unehanged. Wsqaots ss
s0@9oc wholesale, aad 81 rssail.
CHRms-Supply light aad prices frm 1t l30
l5c foe Hsrkimss Co.; Wsstssn Reserve l0@lle
vholssale and l10l5e retail.
LARD-In fair sapply q ll@l3As.
HAM-Coamon iV1s0llc Sagar Carsd l1K
Ql5c Shoalden Zoe retail.
DaIsD FRun-App,ss s0los; Psaehss ll0lts;
Prunss s0ls1fe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

PHlLHAsxoNIc Pic Nc. The Philhar
monte Society are 70 have Pie Me on the IL
land next Saturday. They viii undoubtedly
have glorious good time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

The BIG WAooS.-We notice that
from . trip through the country. The driver.
reports the prospects Of crops good. and aals
Of tobseco in oil shapes. better.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

Specisl D;spsteh to As T.mea-Rfosts ere
making, without probably any success. 70 sf-
feet On arrangement By which both wings Of
the Democracy 10 New York shall ruo the
came Electoral ticket for President ard Vice
President. similar arrangement is to be
made in Penpsylvanis, If possible This i'm.
por,aDt and startling movement is svideotly
based upon IN agreement that Douglas is a.
lowed chance to secure the election befo,e
the PEOPLE BY the union Of the factions thus
securiog these two States. ou the condition
that il the election goes TO the House he shall
give the vote Of the Illinois delegation to
BreckInridRe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

FIGar No. lOO9.-Anothcr ssset to"
came of on Flat Iroa SQUARE yesterday. be-
tween tvo "matrons" The hair aud calico
h.v-all fer . lump Of eoal Ne blood vas
spilled or arrests made Through the inAu
euee Of friends the matter vas arranged. and
the bsligereots indeed to become good frissds
again. We cannot complain Of lack q aghts
since the morning Of the slsetioa in the
Bloody Sixth"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28
rev Assk Market.

By 51esvspA.l Nsw YoRs. Juse n.
FIoCB.- 1aSket more aetive aoa 1fDR.-
q - IS - Sseee Stass - 5s0tS 8 Ixna state ;
. 3s05 - Sepse Wssems 81 6oI65e Cs04en.se
oediso sxts~ Do, eS eelS - isfssior . good
shipping hesnds asd Extn kcsnd Hoop Ohie.-
kYB RlouR-AesaAy q - So04 -.
Sales 5000 besAsls d - CAieaee Sp1ing
81 3s@l - Min Club; 81 g wiatse Rcd Wsst-
en- 81 81 White Woseon.
kYs-Lovse-o1e.
BAalSY-Dull al nooinal.
Cosx-Markst dsli aad dropping. Sale so.Oee
bushels. 5Ik Yellow .W0sn; e71ss soanA
OAn-Markst quiet. U04le WsstGn and
Shto.
HuaE-Nashot dan aad unehaaGsd.
WusEY.-Mashse daIl. 2lk01ske.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28
viRiala News.
NoayuK. Va.

NoRToIK Va, Jone 21.
The Argus states that Gov. wiss hes pro-
nopnesd tls domination Of Breckenridge and
Lane q the most admirsbls that could b
made to ave the Usioo. He viii sddsess the
Demoersey st . grand ratification meeting -
be held here % Moedsy evening.
The peasties ship called today Soe Fsyal.
Csds, Madrid, Ae. Sns viii Be sbseat sb~ ut
three moothA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

By an advertisement in to-day's paper
it will be ssso that the Dsvsoport Rides will
give graad ball In Metropolitan Hall % the
evseise - ~ 0laaieaa 1s1lfh. afegnl9s I
Union Band viii furnieh the Eusic. Nekets
50 csnts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

THE following is the testimony taken before
the Coroner 10 the ease Of young Delaney, .
notice sf whose death ve pubIi.hed yesterday:
STATE OF lVwA,l
Scorr CouxrT, 30
A view and exanins.ios Of the body Of Jehn
Delaney, held 1t the house Of Patrick Delare. J, in
scott county, on the a6fh lay Of June, A. D.,
1850, BY Jshn ". H. B>ker, Coroner of said coun
ty. Upon sxanining the said body, and the tee
rimony Of Patrick Li'lis, which testimony il At
tachsd to this in nrnsut do say that the deceased
came 70 his dsash from injuries received from fall
ing s6 . load Of wheat, accidentally.
IL testimony whereof. have hereunto Get nv
hand this 37th day Of Jane, A. D., 1850.
iOHx ". b. BAKsR,
Coronerof Scott county.
TRsT1oHY OF PATRIcK LILLIs.
John Delaney, John Clark and myself, vent 10
Walcott on sunday last, for the purpose Of vek-
ing for . MN BY the meme Of Aa1quaedt; %
Tue sday feeling dissats6ed With The prospect Of
obtaining pay from said Aarquardt. We concluded
to 90 70 the nsig aboshood Of Hickey G ovs, asd
started while walking along, near Nsysvills,
sbs.ut two miles from h;ckory Grove, we we're
overtaken by farmer With . load Of wheat, and
John Delany asked the farmer 70 let hin ride TIE
farmer replied that he had load enough; notwith-
standing this, John replied that he thought he
hal rot 90 much Of . load but that he ,ouid ride,
and With this he climbed upoa the load aftse
riding . short time he laid down on the sacks ef
wheat, and in few minutes after lsying down he
ruled OF the load and fell under the hind vhss.
which passed oTes him, ,injuring him in such maa-
ner that he died in about one hour; the LEAD Of
wheat contained SIX bushels took the name
and address Of he iarmss which vas - follows !:
"Ar. Sparks, Poston's Grove, Inland township, c.
dar county = myself and John Clark were walk
ing By the side Of the wagon at the the Of the
accident AID assisted in taking re Of the man.
rBsr.SoxY OF JOHN CLARK.
Says that the testimony Of Patrick Lillis il cor
rect in every particu ar to bis knowledge.
do hereby certify that the foregoing 10 . cor
rect stAteaent and secount Of IN snmiuasien u
ken by - as the time and plaes aflxeanid, and
the tsstimsay.
JoU ". u. BAKm,
Connnne II Sootf on9ntv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

RsAPERs. Recollect that the trial OF
Respers takes plaes to-day ss . o'elask. st E.
Smiths farm, out on the Harrison strsse road
Several have been entered, and - nt;sipsts
that there vilI Be some grass cut, and cut
we'll. Further pa-ticulsrs in foture.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

FnED.-By the Mayor's Cesrt pro-
eesdiaep Il viR b sesa that James n-csrty
vss besssshis Hosor yesterday. fus asassit -
battery. ssd vss faed. We ssvs hsard aasy
psrsoss make The Ssasrk thas - EIGHT set
70 have hses hasd, = be vss bsdly psaishsd
st the time.' &e Nov there. vs diaaesse vith
tAea Is vss psovsa - ~ tziai e Bssle.
sad yesterday at HE svs. that hs had bssa q
ssssssi plsees thas 1ay asd vas vesy qsarsel-
nos; thss he veas isto Lavenders aud there
- - sssh vhip .aay I'D male caspriss
e Ss0ase sasiae.' anl - seAsssise veg
iaeula1nG ~ tAs sans vs q - thisk Nee
vsaA have ha1 . qsasssl M eag - 4 -
~ - ~ : Geok aeal - aseh .se1Gle
- ahsar1s - 49, - - say hsuan19
ouk o1DUnA o1Ghtko - - lemoAn1n
= - -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-28

INDRPExDRNcE BALL IN LHCLAIRR.
This ball. which 10 announced to esms oG on
the evening Of the 81 Of Jsly. pro0iss 70 be
. very fine affair. The dancing vill be con-
duetsd in Davenport fine Hall. and the sup
per will be served At that most excellent ho-
tel. the Howard House. On this oeession The
host Of beautiful ladies, Of which LeClairs may
we'll be proud. vill be ont in force. and We
hear Of . large number Of Davenport ladies
vho vill alec b present. The .Unioe Band
fsreishs he x1lile VIII. .lee n
premptisg. and our Jolly Head SquiSs Hsstss
ps6stdes refreshments for the inner man.
What more could be desiredf Tickets, 81 90