Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-14

damse with view oil maiTlHoH}. Hc
fair one must have from two to four
thousand dollars" besides OTTER charms.
Tic person is in good Standing" and IS
10 be addressed as J j., Fairly +. O,
Dubuque county. Pitch IN ladies' al
ii wav from early maidenhood uq te
forty Eve.
The Dubuque Herald rays that }.
O'C.nner, merchant ID that city, was
knocked down with a slarg SHOT Tue
o,he. night and robbed Of sc. Aman
named Simms was also knocked do"n
and robbed in the streets
SUSPENDED Dubuque daily
Tuion suspended publication on the 9th
inst. It was started about four months
ago with the intention Of auppantlng
the HeroN. Like all similar enterprises
the Union tailed for want OF adequate
support.
1nE Gutenberg Sentttel has also
{ ven up the ghost.
IKE people Of Dubuque county are
making AN cdorl 10 obtain the next
STA Fair at Dubuque. Some $4,000
il called for from citizens 10 make nee
ssary arrangements.
CoSTEsrING.-The unsuccessful can
didase for Sheriff in Dubuque county
mas for several days past been contest
iny The claims OF the successful one.
Tie case was not made at last ac-
counts.
The McGregor Press has passed INTO
the hands Of Mr.. Drummond, lawyer
0. II Gregor, who is editofialy inclined
May he succeed.
Tie DEBORAH RepuJEc mentions the
clopcmcnt Of a villain forty years q
aec, with young girl fifteen years Old
! the daughter OF respectable parents.
The Oh rep. leaves wife and two or
three children IN West DEBORAH.
AccIpESr.-Senator hammer, oil
Mc(;regor, on Thursday last, accidcntIy
| fell in his Office with such tcrce as to
break both bones Of his left leg. The
wound is doing as well as could be ex.
pcctcd.
TIE citizens of McGregor say they
want a fire engine very badly. W al.
wise thom to come here and purchase
one. Davenport has three aud needs
but two. \ rare chance for "a bargain
Che Rebels out OF Temper with Eng.
land Because She Itinses Recogni.
/ ton.
lF.om the New Orleans Crescent.
Tie Gorcrnnert Of England las &C
pressed ueiihr symputhy nor e.cteneiea
auy encouragement or support, cypress
a. tnphcI, 10 as St1tcc or declorut'c"
d u.d,pe,tlcnce. On the contrary, the
weight ii her Influence, when exercised
At al, has Leen thrown III favor Ct The
! North She has departed from fixed,
wed established rulc, III one case. w het
a party in some heggariv, ignorant
5 uh or Central American state, ol
Two or thee hundlcd thousand IN SER
able inhabitants n,iatllehes de Joct
Government, Eng and at once recognizes
| II. Such has been the lnvatlablc Gus
tom for more than one third OF a cen
tu,y. But Wien millions e united, IN
tchiecnt, brave ana wealthy couthei neI'
declare ,heir independence with one
ace I'd, establish a free Government
and maintain their position vlctorousy
for months, giving mlstakable assur
ance oil ability to DO it for al time t(
come, this English Government, fol
some cause OF other, cannot, or at leas
viii not, do unto us as she has frequent
~ done unto others, who had no claim:
either to respectabllity, intelligence
strength or commercial Importance.
We shall never achieve our indepen
dence of the North by foreign aid. MOI
ought we to expect it. Our own strong
arms aud unquaiIing hearts must accom-
plish that object. We have no othe'
safe, earthly reliance. OF course We
would be delighted if John Bull would
take it into his head to make the insul
offered his flag pretext for infl'ctine
condign punishment upon Lincoln'
ocean hordes. But John will not dc
anything OF the sort, unless he is forcec
10 it, or sees that he can make grea
deal of money by it. Just now the cot
ton famine in Manchester, &C., is becom
ing oppressive, and in few weeks vii
become terrible. The long manufactur
ing pole may stir up the old fellow to dc
a good act once in his life. We shall
see.
The New Orleans Crescent advise!
its readers in the following strain: