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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

Numbss Of bosts up, 8 number Of down, s !;
rafts, 3.
Tho whole number of foot passengers crossing
the Bridge during the week was 2l50.
J.H THORlNGTON,
Asst Bridge Master.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
River Items.

SUNDAY, July %.
ARRIVED.
FRED LoRBNz, Green, 81. Louis
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
DEPARTBD.
SUNDAY.
FRED LoRBHz, Green, st. Paul.
MONDAY.
AD BTNE, Gait, Dubuque.
KATE CAss8L, Hillhouse, Montrose.
The Canada, Capt. Parker, leaves for st. Louis
this morning.
The light draught packet Pomeroy. Capt Davis
will depart for Fl. Madison At six O'Clock this
evening.
The Key City, Capt. Worden, will be the regu.
lar Northern Line packet for st. Paal and WAY
points to day.
The officers Of the Ad Hine will please accept
eur thanks for papers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
" win You Walk into NY Parlor.,

The Republican State G. mmittee ol
OHIO have invited the Democratic State
Committee to meet them " Tor the pur.
pose Of nominating . suitable State
ticket" We hope they will spurn tha,
"sugar coated" offer without hesitancy
We cxu't scc whcscin this admiuistrx-
ton has eviuced any determinx,io" to
abolish the party system. lie pitches
everything not Of the Republican stripe,
out of Office unccremoniously. He car
ries his proscriptive sword in constant
action. What have Democrats to hope
from him, and especially what have
Ohio Democrats to hope from Ohio
Black Republicans with the personal lib
erty bills and her abolition proclivities
Net q hooter just lettbat amalgama-
ton alone, and let Democrats be Demo.
carts still.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

Ee0ptOso union state CODveutiOn.
The Ccnvsntiou mst in the Hall II Representa-,
nvss: 1 ana Sts.sised by calling D. I. Ciark d
% motion. Richard Graathan Of wssr,.. Sam.
usl Rcd Of Polk, snd Walter c. Wilson of ~.
iltonvsrs elected Vice Prssidsnts and Oso. Smi,h
J. Bausoan, Sesretari,s
On motion of A. Y. Hull. committee Of seven
were appointed 70 draft resolutions.
Chair appointed W. h. 0ibbon Of Lucas. A. Y.
Hull Of Polk, \. Bsrksly Of Hamilton, W. w. VIII
| liemsen Of Polk, DR.. Putnam Of jasper J. c. Sav-
cry Of Ptlk, and Mr.. Jseoby Of Wesren said com
mittee who retired and after IN absence Of one
hour and half reported the following:
WHsssAs, Ou country il involved in terrible
and sanguinary war, the result Of which will de.
termine wheth er the fabric OF free Government
erected ~ the tolls and with the blood Of the Pa
triets OF the Revelation, shall stand or fall and
bury benesth its ruins tho liberties Of eur people
and the last hope Of the world Of republican gov
ernment; and
WssasAs, The present condition Of the Affairs
dsunion and
WHEssAs, Its the duty Of every patriot TO
stand steadtast foE:the Union and
WHEREAS, The organization Of old political par-
ties will bur engender strife and annim9sities and
result - heretofore evil to our beloved country.
therefore be it
Re-oloed, That the glory - we'll - the sacrifice
OF preserving our constitutional liberties belongs
to the American people, and not to any political
party,
Resolved, That We declare onr undyiur hostility
to tho dangerous doctrines Of secession and its a.
y, abolitionism and we do hereby pledge all our
en- .rgies to crush out the armed rebellion of the
one, and to countersct the destructive machina-
tions Of the other.
Resolved, That while We are determined TO main
tain the Union BY the stern arbitrement OF the
sword, We are also willing to carry with il the
eti'. U'auvh vf peace, and "a give npr Southern
brethren their rights under the when.
ever they may return to loyalty that sacred in
strnment.
Resoired, That this Convention pledge to the
Gsvernmsnt its undivided support to maintain in
violate the Constitution and the Lawsand to sup-
press rebellion in oil its forms.
Adopted.
ir. Putnam moved that q Central Committee
pro tenn, be appointed.
Mr.. Williamson moved to amend, that . Corre-
spending Committee, consisting Of i've persons, be
appointed to servo until the next assembling Of
the Convention.
Amen 1ment accepted and resolution adopted,
The convention then elected j. Bausman,
Judge w. w. Williamson, j. b. Phillips, Judge
NJ D McHenry, and D. l.. Clark, members Of said
Commit Q.
On motion of j. H. Dykeman, tho Convention
adjourned to meet in this city at 10 o'clock On
Wedns sdsy, August 28th, 1861.
ID. L. CLARK, Pres't.
J. 1S. g. B.nsa.x Batan Secretaries.
DIS MOisRs. Iowa, July 25th, 1851.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
Great Excileme MT at EddyviIle.
EDDYvnLE, Iuly ~.
From the Gate Cityl

Great Exctleme mt Mt EddyviIle.
EDDYvnLE, Iuly ~.
From the Gate City]
About ~ p. m yesterday, an alteration occur
req between Union man o member Of the Com
pany which goes to Burlington to-day and Sc
cessonist. when the Secessi mist drew . scythe On
the volunteer. This was wrested from him. when
the Union man began pushing his antagonist ou,
Of The store, and eeing him draw a large inch
sowie- knife, struck him. but not before the Sc
cessionist plunged the knife three times ints the
breast of the Union man, who ony lived 80 min
es. tie leaves wife and three small child en-
The difficulty occurred in conversation on the
Union que.tioD.
"kill him shoot him hang him hang, hang
i'm r rang through the excited crowd, and fcI
several hours it seemed, impossible TO restrain
them. rope was on hand and q moose made
cUoIer cIIZcns IfIc deed wiJuln- Deen uUue
The most terrible excitement prevails. Several
supposed Secessionists have left town. About 25
men ,tood guard all nighi, hourly expecting al
attack from the mui derers friends.
The sheriff Of Ottumwa came up about five
''clock this morning Tor the prisoner, but after an
effort of half an hour at the cars to bring him
away, durit z which a tremendous excitement pre-
vailed, was compelled to take him of the train
and allow the Eddyvile Greys to conduct him IL
Ottumwa Jail.
The murderers name is johnson, and he lives
~ miles below Eddyvile.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
AFTERNOON DIsPATCnEs.
From Fort M0sToe.s


Fl. NoHRoB, Jsly 30.
The Odd Fellows Hall, the jsil, and four othsa
buildiDgs In Hampton, wsTs ysstssday burned by
our troops, in apprebsDsion Of 40 imnedi.te a.
tack BY tho secessionists. Our troops were %
tirslv withdrawn last night.
Maj. Weber now occupies Col. Duryse's former
quarters
A portion Of Hampton Bridge has bssn destroy
Cd, to prevent communication with this side Of
the creek.
The place is NOT yet occupied by the rebels.
1ag sf tru;e came into Newport News this
morning With proposition, giving our troops =
hours to leave. In case the place 10 not svacnstsd
they will force ne ont.
The guDbost bale, having 20 guns, st cncs went
up from I'D Point The AbAHoss and Po0gwin
are ALSO stationed there while the Minnesota .and
seven gunboats ~ Old Point, are ready TO assist,
should Newport News be attached
Col. Phelps says that he can hold the plaes
against twice his own force. His force now con-
sitts of four effective regiments Our entreneh-
ments are OF formidable chasacter.
The rebels have been practicing from battssy
ct w,lboughly Point, sumo I'VE niles below the
Rip Ra,s
hssvy AEias y asw saias = = Pis Psink
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
The Direct Tax Bill.

The Direct Tax Bill, after being re.
duced to $4,000, ,OOO-the other two
millions to be made up from the per.
sona income or wealth Of the cuontry,
passed the House on Saturday. This
amendment will cause the tax to fall one
third lighter on the farming interest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

IHcsNDfARIss.-We would warn the
public and the city officers to keep sharp
look oat fer inssndisriss about this time. There
10 reason to suspsst that the work vhish vas
commenced on Saturday night viii mot stop
right there. and little caution may BE- the
means Of not only saving property. bat may
result In bringing offenders to jostics.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
Foseiga News.

Cars RACE, July -.
The Africa, from Liverpool, the 9sth, autvea
later from Europe.
breadstuds dull.
Tho message Of President Lncoln had beea u.
riously reviewed BY the Engl.sh pesss, aad = -
climate struggls wAs predicted.
The Load0n Tm4s thinks that The SoaIAeEn 4.
dependence will bs the Issue Of the eoassoe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

Another Fight with the Rebels n Ms.
DOuTl.
FoRsYrB, No., July -.
Gen. Swesny's command, which loft Springfield
on Saturday last arrived here to-day, dispsrsing
band Of hundred and 6fty rebels ststiopsd here,
and took possession Of the town Ave Of the rebsll
were killed, and several wounded. Three Of ouI
men were slightly wounded, but mono killed.
The first and second stories Of the court house
were flied ~ith blankets. provisions, camp equip
page, etc which, together with two tons Of lead
found in we'll, and other articles secrsted in diff
fercnt parts Of town, in all valued at $l8,ov0 cl
320, 900 fell into our hands.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

The Keotuk Gate CITY Of Saturda,
says despatch came up on the packe,
yesterday from Brigad'er General Hurl
burt to Mr.. Hayward, Superintendent ol
the Hannibal and st. 10. railroad, re-
qussting him TO send word to the near
est military force in Iowa that the Seoes.
sionists were gathering in large mum
bers 10 Lewis and Scotland couoties
About the same time Lieut. Col. SiIvess,
Of the regiment Of northeast Missouri
Home Guards, came in from Athens
where the regiment is nov stationed. and
reported that their SCOUTS h!cnght intel
ligence that the Secessionists we're in
camp on the Fabius, few miles from
Memphis, to the number of 1000 or
1900 with constant accessions 10 their
force. Wagon loads of shovels had
been taken to thoir camp from Men,
phis, with negroes to use them, and it is
supposed they are constructing defeLses
30 a. TO make that rendezvous for their
marauding parties where they will be
secure agoinst any force that can be
brought against them from the region
round about. Their men are generally
mounted and armed, and their camp is
furnished with three cannon of home
manufacture. The case will undoubted.
ly be attended to by the Iowa troops.
The following item appears in the
ssme paper Some l,7OO stand ofarms
have recently been distributed to the
various companies of Home Guards in
the southern tier Of counties, and other
arms have been ordered from the north
ern part Of the State to this place and
other points along the southern border.
Col, Bussey, of Davis, and Edward, OF
Lucas, the Governors Aids, arc actively
engaged in distributing arms and am
munition, and org aniang and systema-
tizing measures Of protection.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
From st Louis.

from 81 LOu16.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ].
ST. Louis, July 27-9PA.
Gen. Fremont is actively engaged day and night
organizing this Department. To day he reviewed
the America Z,uaves. Tho comu and of the
Arsenal has been placed in charge of }. w. Bis
sell, Of Rock Island Bridge memory, who is now
commander of an engineer regiment.
Gen Lyon will not be lnterfered with.
Important military movements are progressing
the d tail OF which are contraband.
he rebels have been very busy circulating re-
ports Of the taking of Birds Point by Gen. Har.
dee, causing considerable speculation
private letter from . member Of the State
Convention, says the report of the Committee o
Seven, in favor Of ousting the disloyal State Off
GERS, will be adopted by itteen majority.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

THs Metropolitan Billiard Saloon,
oadsr the management Of new prcpsissor.
"ill Be opened this day. Hereafter the mod.
crate charge Of ten eesss for each game will
be made Cheap enough 10 oil conscience. It
has been intimated that the best dsinksblss 10
town will be cold st the abovs establishment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

WAsarsGroN. July u.
4 report has reached here that two cavalry men,
while accompanying Union lady to her home.
outside Alexandria, we're seized BY body Of
secessionists near the Theological Seminary about
. mile and half west Of Fort Ellsworth, and
carried cff The lady was allowed to retreat.
Two Of our picket guard were shot by rebels last
night within three miles Of Alexandra. 1t was
reported that company Of rebel cavalry came
within three miles Of our lins. 1t Arlington, last
night. Everything remains quiet to-day.
Toe arrival Of Ueu Mcclellan seems to have
inspired new life into our troops, and vigorous
m.asures for the resumption Of the campaign are
going on. Gen. Mcclellan was clor eted with Gen.
scott, yesterday, and crossed the Potomac last
night.
L is now believed our loss ct Bulls Run on
SUNDAY, viii not exceed the following 6gures :
Killed $40: wounded TO; missing $50.
by order of the War Department, the troops
ssatiouod here will be Paid od o. Monday. A large
smount has also been sent = HAsEissuxg, 70 pay
Ne Psnnsylvaais troops.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
Military News.

INDIANAPOLis, July 26.
The 10th Indiana regiment returned here last
night. The al look healthy and in 6ne spirits.
This regiment did the hardest fighting At nich
Mountain. The regiment will be reorganised and
90 Tor tho war. They bring with them young
VIrginian. who served as guide for them in going
arou nd tho mountains to attack tae enemy. Their
loss Eve killed and . good many wounded
Most of the latter will recover.
Capt. Miller, who Was supposed TO be mortally
wounded, is improving finely, and hopes are now
entertained Of his recovery.
The 10Th, 29th and 2lstsregments under Coils.
and enca .nped here. They will go to Washington
this week The Zousve regiments will reach this
place tomorrow morning Col. Wsilscs, who 10
now in Warrington, tsegraphs that they will BE
ordered 70 Washington rs soon - organised.
Ten moro regiments will be ready for the field
in ten days
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
Iowa CITY Cavalry.

The Iowa City Cavalry Company,
made up OF some Of the finest young
men Of that place, under command OF
Capt. Cover, left for Darlington on
Saturday. Our correspondent says they
left in good spirits, fully sppreciating
the nature Q! the work before them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
tn & OFT y.

Orion Hobart, the al
legged eosstssfsi o., vas brought before O. D..
Co@miss'essr Brown yesterday, and upon
hearing wss Discharged iron custody. Stewart
for U. g.. Congdsa 4 He'll for defendant
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
NIGHT DlSPATCHu.
From Washiuxton.
WASHINGTON, July ~.
E0~~A2~l A. A. Dat

l0poctA 70 the Fast.
Capt Allen Of Massachusetts,, on1 two othoe
Federal soldiers have just arrived from Oeatso-
vile. One Was member Of the list NoW York.
and the other, Orlando Waldorf, Of the q Wis-
consin. They were psisonsrs st Ssdlsy Church,
but escaped.
Capt. = lien says the rebels admitted the lee e
300 killed in the battle on Sunday.
The rebels have 600 of eur men peisonsgs, bot
are we'll treated.
The rebels refuse 70 bury the bodies Of Zousvss
aud any ono With red shifts or pants of Zouaeeo
cut far rs badly st their hands.
A special dispstch says thss Capt To1phins q
the u >. cavalry, captured - rebels bask q 1sss
Corceran day.
Col. Wood OF tho Rrookyn regiment. % psison-
or at Richmond, badly wounded In the leg, bat q
10 then yht would rsoovsr.
Co. Slocum hod . number Of wounds.
The captured sufgsons are employed In sttsaA-
ing the wounded ., ldisrs.
The enemy claim t. have - Federal o1lcers and
IL medical men among their pris usrs.
Tho bill to provide for the direct taxation, and
. system Of internal duties, will undoubtedly -
amended in Congress. No hssvy land tax will
pass on account of the opposition Of western meme
bsfs.
Ample provision will be made for tho punctual
payment Of the interest on tho national loan.
Col. Farnham Of the New York Fire L0uAves, IL
doing we'll this morning, and his recovery is oon-
ddently expected.
p rsons who have arrived here from tho lines
Of the rebel army, report that Con. Bosuregas1
intends TO 'uake movement on W ash ington BY way
of Leesburg. There il alarm here in oonse-
quencc Of the report.
The most Trustworthy accounts which have
been received here frsm Manassas Junction, plaeo
the whole rebol force which were ooncsatrsted 8
that point on Sunasy, at from $4,000 to 6Oy0Vo
men. ~ 900 of whom took mart in the battle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

FIRE.-Oo Sunday morning about 3
clock. q two story tenement 10 that celebrat.
ed portion Of the city known as Flat Iron
square" was found TO be on fire, and that the
flames had made considerable progress. The
firemen were promptly upon the apot but in
season only to save the adjoining tenements
The house wss occupied by disreputable
character by the name Of Hawley. as q house
Of ill.fame. and it was more Of blessing than
otherwise to have the nuisance removed 10 the
way it was. The fire was probably the work
of an incendiary in the southeast corner on
the outside. It appeared that the corner
vas frat satnratad with "amrhan. some
fiuied Of like nature, and fred. The attempt
vas highly succeesful. The building Was the
property Of w. H. Darlington, and was proba
bly, insured.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
Foreign Markets.

LIvsRPoOL, July Is.
Gold in the Bank Of England had decreased.
American securities unchanged.
Breadstuffs closed very dull.
Barley closed quiet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

The London Tmes says Lincoln's message. alto
fr,t message. It forsssss ~ . bystandsr that the
recogntion Of the Southern iedependsses 10 the
issoe in which after infinite loss and humilation
Of the contest may result.
The LoDdsn Pslos says, ct this time. Il b idle 70
argue the question o. legal : snu-s - !.s ~ sse
sibls Il produces obstinats and ssnguinasy
struggle, and while psoisssing personal syopsshy
for the opponents o. slavery, rejoiess at Ingisnas
strict neutrality.
The lsiiy Aesos sulogisss the asssage snd ~
COVER. ment is now in !tion TO secure - - ~
ergstio sction the sympathy. Of forsiga povsss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

GosE BAcK.-Capt. Brewster left the
city yesterday afternoon on the Kate Csssel.
to join bic company at St. Joseph. The Cap
tain hes srsnt . week here very pleasantly
among his friends. ana goss back carrying
With him the best vishes Of this community
good number Of letters and packages were
taken TO the b0vs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

EDrToRTAL vIslr.-0so. X. West, Eco Of the
Davenport DENoca.T, gave 10 Gull yesterday
Mr.. W. 10 contested With paper second 10 no
other 10 the State in Asseatins
Journal
The Journal will please accept our thaoks
Tor the compliment. and 1t the same time re-
turn Of similar one for itself
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

Nxw Senator Duncombe, of
Fort Dodge, has started new weekly
paper At that place, called the Ft. Dodge
Democrat. 1t is edited with ability,
and will do good service we doubt not.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
the WAR NEWS.
Naval FeEees Ordered to the Petenac
REORGANIZATION OF TIE ARMY.
SlsrssstsA sCtSA fAs Rebel Pickefs.
BEAUREGARD WANTS TO BREAK.
FAST IN WAsHlNGTON.
Return Of tho 18th Ind. Reginsnt.
HAMILTON BRIDGE DEsTROYED.
II Fy6g Or 1Tsscs ty0ms the Rebsls
NEWPORT NEWS TO BE ATTACKED
Later from U1arope.
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u r q rs TIE n,

Y0R TIE WBsK 8NDlN0 JULY IS. 1851,
Of meteorological obssrvasions under The direcssom
Of The Snitksosi0n Inse itution, made At 0riswold
College, BY J. CHAnBERLAIS, Latitude, 4l.8O
North Longitude, 1899 West; Height above the
sea, 1877 feet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

1.-TWO CLAIMS FOK PAINTING, ONE FOK
i H0RrY-Flv8 DOLLARS, against Col. d. h.
Heath, D. 4. Aahony and other members Of .
Committee ON Printing for the breckinridge Dem
ocrssic Convention which assembled in this city
last uaust and the other for NINE DOLLARS
against tos IL CLAIRE DEMOCRATIC CLU6.
Both claims have been aekfowledged to be eov-
rect, and payment repeatedly promised. We
would stats that the membsu Of the Breckinridge
party, in this city, psid their proporto. Of the in
debtedasss 70 us, like men also, that Col. n. H.
Heath, .. A. Ashouy and others Of Dubuque, as
sursd 10 that the balance should Be settled u
once. This assurance was given some eigh. months
since. such bsiEg the case Capitalists will q
once pescsivs that this 10 rare opportunity to in
vest IN securities which will not appreciate.
We are preparing complete list Of our politi'
cal claims, AID will in few days. offer to our cit
issns glorious oppor unity for Pfynassnt invest.
msnt ksCHARDSUN, WEST 20.
jy o-A&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

THE MEETING LAST NIaHr-As was
previously announced, Adjutant General
Baker addressed the people Of this city in
front Of tie LeClaire House last evening, upon
the leading topics Of the day. and particularly
as to his position with reference to his &C.
ceptance Ct the Adjutant Gsnsralship Of the
State. and the late action Of tho Mshony
Cow vention at Des Moines.
The meeting was presided over by D. S.
True, Esq.,. and pretty largely attended by
the people. Concerning the position taken
by Mr.. Baker. No shall speak mors iu"y w.
morrow. 1t lie we'll enough to say here. how
ever, that he does not endorse the action Of
the State Convention. and is none the less .
sound Democrat for oil that. Such We belisvs .
him to be. But Of this and the speech, de-
tails will be given in our next.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

rORNER o. POURTH AND IOWA STs.,
~ Dossapost, leWa. DAvIs : Sona, Ptopristou.
Free Ouni6us . au4 fso0 The ears. O1Roe for
0tagss lsavtnR fss lsClairs, Piasston, Lyons, De-
Wiie, nsQueksla, aod AnaoeeA.
1aso 0ne Oolio1 - dny. aug3l-1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND News
A.ndav Eve Iu.v % l0Rl

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEwsl
Monday Eve, July 29, 1861.
We have little to report in the line Of markets
to-day. Wheat continues firm and scarce. We
noticed but two loads Of corn in town to-day. We
quote
FLOUR Firm at S3.eo04.0O. Shipments $50
bbls.
wHsAr-Firm at sos. Choice lots 5Sc. Re-
ceipts, 2,Sl0 bu. Shipments 5s3 bu.
BARLsY.-Nothing doing.
Coas-Steady and in demand 1t 13Kc. Re-
ceipt-, so bu.
OArs-Little doing. We quote At l9c.
Retail Maaket.
BUrrER-7@lOc 3 h.
EGGs-so y dos.
PorAroEs-p bushel, 40c.
ONIoxs-p peck, zoe.
BEAs-V peck, Sc.
TuRNlPs-New = peck, l5c.
PEAs-l5c y peck.
APPLEs-Y peck, 40c.
GoosRBaRRIes-lOc D quart.
CURxANTs-1Oc = quart.
New Ork Market.
Nsw YORK, July 20.
Flous-Shade Armer. el.O504.10 Super West
ern SA.25A440 Common to medium extra West
wasAr-Shade 6rmsr. slol@l.o2 Amber
Iowa.
BARLvY-Quiet.
Lonn.-Little better. ss@Asc for New Mixed
Western.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

WELL DoNE.-Keokuk has contribu.
ted over 500 men to the army, all Of
whom have entered the service.