Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-05

EUPHoSIous. Through the polite
ness of } Zrnmerpsn, whose advertisement is
in our columns. We had the pleasure Of "a look
through his Piano Forte Manufaclory at Sixth
and LeC.aire streets, where musical instrum en to
Of the most excellent and durable character are
made.
MIR. Zimmerman has as organ nearly finished.
which. when completed. will be a very fine af.
fair. 1t has sixteen stops. some Of which were
not finished when we saw it, but those which
were finished played to q charm. The key
board is so constructed as to allow the perfor-
pleased with q half grand piano. which we
think excesds any thing Of the kind We ever
saw or heard for power aud purity Of tons
Indeed we think Mr.. Zimmerman deserves to be
encouraged in hi. business. Those in want Of
a good instrument can find it there, and they
vii mot have the modification of finding it
out of order every few days. He is COMMENCE
ing to make a full grand piano. which We think
will be little ahead Of nything hereabouts.
RECEIPTS FOR kANsAS.-Ihe receipts
Saturday were gratifying. The inclination to
assist the sufferers continues good. We are hap
py to state. The receipts was as iu'lows:
SATURDAY, Nov. So Potatoes. Previously
ackno wi-dged, 645 bushels Cha- kinkaid Al
N,n Rigg II. c Kober 80; W. l.. Cock rs ;
Food Of Kansas s y. j. Ruscn S-l0S To-
ta! 7a3.
FLoua-Previously acknowledged % IL
bhls. A. A. MeC!oskey l-2 brl. Total. 23
bbls.
WHEAT -Previou-ly acknowledged % br.
N. j. Rusch 10 bu (; J. g. Spraker bu.-l5
Total, 81.
BEANs.-Previously acknowledged s hu F.
Shoel IL bu. Tyner Co., bu-l, To-
tai 9.
CoR~. Previously acknowledged ll2 bu
q w. Sine HE '6 bu. Total 1877.
CAsH-Previously acknow edged !l7.oO.
Rev. J. NJ. Paamorgue. So Rev. }. Mason
81; ". b. Clark 81, Stevenson CarEGaan
81; Chester Davidson 81; Win Suyier IS
IL. G.. Weinrrt 81: T. }. Holmes 81 ltcn
Moore 81; S Be,i.iizbe'mer soc; Wn-. NJ
kav soc; z Kind, soc; Di'zen 4 Koch Soc;
+. Bremen 5Dc; Oto Aibrecht 5oc }. ii
-che- soc; A L-det.r s. Su.le. Mckay
81; james Thompson 81 Lewis Drew 81;
X kehoe l. Carhsrt 81 ) Suits 5Oc; Dangh-
rrty 6tic; t. dtWlS 1oc L. LoWeustein
50c Iayior 4 Balord soc cash 0our per-
."ns) 81 25 N. kuhoon 81; NJ Riley Zoe
cash 81 K Seig 81 Thos or IS Brewster
4 Dewitt So; >au. Perry l +; II Garrett 81;
for d!srinntion through Bishop Lee So; Mrs
knotw. 81 JAS. Thoriug,on 81; J. IL. Wnr-
r!ck IL Gor don Warrick 2dc; }. G.. Garland
25c; s. II Spencer 81; Morgan Co.. 81; }
~. Day - Nathaniel Williams 81 Mrs Viii
lard Barrows 81 Miss Sarrh ';ar'ows 81
Miss Carrie G Barro~s Fl &C W. Clark 81
L. X Marwitz soc James Go!dsburry 81
cash 25c-s7l rs Total. $50 25.
MiscELLANKous.- .-Thos. Haveus 2 brls. sacl;
Il Sickles boxes. casks; Vim Young 33
los coffee. s lbs saleratus, sack lsra-A Hail
nrls VIM. Lewis 4 bris l. }. Holmes SACKS;
Slatt. Lazare 4 Co.. brls, . boxes; II. II.
Blaksmore brs
]. ploen, drayman, tenders his services when
wanted as all others have done. David lie
Claire. IT,, and others have the thanks Of the
committee for services rendered.
The steamer Luzerne having broken
wheel, did not stop to take on freight yester
1ay morning, but sent word that she would
take down all the freight on Tuesday to Mont
rose free of charge. and use all endesvors with
the Rapids Railroad and the lower packet com
pahy to get freight shipped to Hannibal free
The captain OF ths Luzerne has the thanks Of
he committee for his generous conduct.
The Kate Cassel has refused TO render any
assistance to the committee.