Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-07

OCblNES was IdlACI dNt'VC III tOW II
Saturday. good supply Of produce came
pouring in and trade vas lively in its different
| branches.
YouNG SETrLERs.- Young Set
tiers Of this county hold their Annual Festival
at Le Claire Hall tomorrow evening. We hope
| they will have . very pleasant time Of it.
Too FAsr.-It appears that we and
several Of our contemporaries were badly mis-
| taken in the late message from the Governor of
Pennsylvanis. 1t was Gov. Packers valedic-
tory, instead Of Andrew q. Curtns inaugural
We recognize slight odds when We see the
difference.
CoLL!sIoN-On Saturday evening
about dark, Mr., Hai9hts four horse sleigh, with
party Of ladies, came up brady street. and
run into Mr.. Myers bread wagon as it came
down and turned up Second street. A little
boy Of Mr. Myers was slightly hurt Very
little damage done.
HAVE you any rejected Illinois cur
rsncy? II so, go to Wadsworths' and buy q
handsome dress. cloak, shawl or a fine set of
embroidery. He ia Offering his whole stock
of fancy goods at the lowest price, tor this kind
Of money. Now 10 your time t. get good goods
for poor money.
VALLEY Cry IrFMs.-The -four mills
~ plaos.,, Vou,r ~. a,,.;, k.;,,. r,t l., -,
ming order. They have been idle several
weeks on o. count Of lack of water A we'll
is being sunk which will produce q constant
supply The mills will be in operation in .
abort time. new store has just
been opened by Mr.. Wright. who is also buy.
ing pork and grain in considerable quantities.
CENrRALIA lSDEPENDENT.-We have
received the first copy of the Centralia I'sde
pendent, published ct Csntralia, Illinois 1t is
very neat six column weekly paper-inde.
pendent 10 politcs-and Of q go-a-head appear
snce. 1t is published by Fuller d Walsh. We
notice this the more particularly from the fact
that We recognise the name of our young friend
Thoe walsh jr, who was formerly typo in
this otfice He is a Davenport boy-honest.
active and industrious, and we wish him i'm.
mense euccees
INrEREsTING CEREMONY AND LECTURE.
On Wednesday evening, at l-2 o'clock. the
| new organ at Ste. Margusrite's church will be
| inaugursted. and at the same time there will
be delivered an interesting lecture on the
"Psrsseut:ons and 7r,"naphs of tho Church." by
the Rev. A. Damen. the we'll known Jesuit who
gave mission last spring in this city
Price of admission 25 cents.
Tickets can be procured at Kehoe h Car.
har.s'. No. 3. East al street, at tho book
stores and at the door Of the caurch on Wed
nesdsy night. This will be highly interest
ing OCCASION.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-As a lady was
was passing up Illinois street yesterday, says
the Rock Island Rsgi,ser, her foot suddenly
slipped from xndsr her, and down she fell. A
man passing At the moment sprang and caught
her just in season to secure her from striking
Tue tr0ocuorOu0 elO0VoIk Win tFemeLUOu0
force. Upon raising her up she could stand
only on one foot. aud evidently appeared in
much pain. "Hsve you broken it 2 You must
have sprained your ankle :" said he. But to
ell his ANTIQUE inquiries as to how she was in
jured. she gently replied she vas not hurt.
Still she hung on to the foot supported by the
gentleman. He was about to speak to man
passing in . cutter. when sll bis fears were
quietsd by her whispering: II have torn my
my skirt and got my foot in IT," In . moment
the pretty foot was inside the traces, and she
tripped off in manner which plainly showed
her opinion Of icy sidewalke.
FIXING CANNoN.-The entire city was
ago on Friday evening in consequence Of the
firiug Of . caLnon in Rock Islsnd-Printing
Offices were shronged by eager citizens, out OF
breath and half crazy with excitement to find
out the cause of such Demonstration. When
informed that il vas for Maj. Anderson and
the Union. they were ssnsibly relieved, but
sadly disappointed they expected something