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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-20
COY. Lubbock's Inaugural Address.


Gentlemen Of the Senate and House of Rep
reseatatioes, Ladies, and my fcllow-citizeas
The time designated by the constitution.
that you, gentlemen of the Senate and
House of representatives, shall meet and
enter upon the important duties assigned
you, having arrived, permit me to congratu-
late you that you are here assembled to-day
for that purpose, in a free land untrammel-
led aud unawed by the mercenaries of des-
potism am. let me congratulate you, fell
low-citizens, that while some of our sister
States have been and are now being inva-
ded the soil Of our beloved State is free
from the presence of our enemies, except
such as afc prisoners in the hands of cur
brave soldiers.
i generousand oonfiding people, by their
sufrnges have called me to the Executive
chair Of great and sovereign State, a
member Of pround and powerful Copfcde-
racy feel deeply conscious Of the great
responsibilities attaching to the position at
his important crisis. Much has already
been doue by the retiring Executive to place
Texas by side with her sister States in the
present struggle; but, gentlemen, it must
be born IN mind that we have as yet but
seen the beginning and am resolved, with
ANuE AtA JIM SuPpOib; ~ ioAS 10 4 SNSNPJ
the position confded TO me by the people
that her footsteps in the career of honor
and patriotism shall be onward, and the
precious interests entrusted to my keeping
be rendered back at. the appointed tint
uunjured and untarnished.
It IS useless at this time, gentlemen, K
ds.nss tlie.canses which have led to the
present state Of affairs. The history of oui
wrongs IS long and bitter one, and Ia.
been - often discussed and reviewed b,
the great minds Of the country, that it ha
bcsome iatailiar 10 you all. You, togethe
with a large majority Of our fellow-citizens
have long nee decided that grievances t
sach an ezi5nt existed as.-to warrant tn
necessity Of separation from those wit
whoa Tor 50 long period we had bee
1yslitira is connected.
T.sl sega -ation was consummated by U
a1ter rasf1rs rejection, in view Of all th
als.laut layers ana difficulties
Many hsd hoped that VIC should be PEI
-ssl..s - usrt in peace, and that those viii
,tteas xe cold 10 longer live in brother
ia vsuld Al least allow Us 10 retire frol
--trsrship that had become oueror
erf tnte r;ft Is Cur inst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-20

TUESDAY, Nov. .,
HOUSE, After unimportant business,
sl.o Two houses met at IL o'clock in joint
session, for the purpose Of counting the
vote for Governor and Lieut. Governor.
A special return from Camp McGruder
in Bexar District, was rejected because held
without proper form of law, there being no
precinct at the. point of election and no or
der for the election. The rule was also af-
terwards extended to all other similar cases,
and also 20 those from elections held out of
the limits of the State.
The count for Governor resulted as fol-
lows For +. R. Lubbock, q, 1854 Edward
Clark u, 1870 I. J. Chambers, IL, 1888.
Tie Inauguration of Governor and Lieut.
Governor came off on Thursday the It'll inst,,
The Gazette gives but short account of the
prececding1 and compliments both adj
dresses.
We give the speech of Gov, Lubbock as
found IN the Gazette;
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-04-18
SUERIVT'S SALE

10y virtue of m execution 10 ma directed
from tho Circuit Court u Pamela
County. Mississippi, in favor u Thomas y.
CLARKE, against Thomas v. Randolph, aud
levied on the following land, lying and he.
ing ir said county, via A piece Of land "
ton acres, !, being q portion 81 the North
half os the West hslf 81 the South east
quarter n seesicn thirty.feu GAY township
twenty seven (ssTl range two ~ east. The
said ten acres commencing fifteen chains
south Of the norsh.wes. corner 81 the ssid
piece u land running thence cas-, twenty
chains thence sou,h twenty chains thence
vess twenty chains. thence north twenty
chains u, the starting point. ! will On
Monday the 9Th DAY u neas MAY, At the
Cou,, House door u said county, within
lawful hours, proceed to sell said land OF
% much thereof aswill satisfy said sssca.
ton and costs, 10 the highest bidder Al pub.
lie vsnduc, for eash.
J. II. JONES, Sheriff.
April 2, 1891. nll.3w
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Yp !as1M
Mh iy,t
Headache.

a. tff aaaf th. sa fIfa Ha periodic M
t5afsaf aftsHusrf sias ti0slafHe maI Do
t4a..Hla nod taken H fh. flmmfnHf
aaaf ~ ben Hitias immediate fellei hDm
ffn ahI Halh.sf fl h0 Hlifihfi
HF ia ~ fHiii W frm1tIhf ftH NtH1fl
Fttfrnirrhr fHH hf-ff femHIef afa sahIaei
1hrfa ef gently ufHn tho husels 20
mHlift ffaftgfhfsai
ttftatffHg Nfn sfudanis, Delicate n
ma.aa and III other athaf persons ~ ssien
f4fg tlai.. fbay nfs valuable ~ lnsniife
mpf8fiW iia appetite, giving iohe nnl
fiflf 81 tha digest VI ufRana, and restoring
~ hHinfal elasticity AMI strength N iho
Hhale ffslrms
fhs ckpnAflc Pulls afo Ne result NJ
anR Invest cation md mafffnllf conducted
experiments, having been n uso many yo1f.
dufiny ehirh ume thog hnya prevented and
relieved d yusi amount n rnih tuh snfef
Ing FINN Headache shathef originating %
To- nervous system ~ from q defnnRod state
~ tho ainmneh,
Thag are entirely vegetable b their com
position. and may heinkfh ~ all times siih
perfect anfeiy without max ng my change
~ diet, aud The absence N any Disagree
able taste renders u cnsy ~ administer
ihtm 70 children,
BrwAnB 0f CouETEnfEirB'
The genuine have i've signatures ~ Henry
e.. spaliinR On each bpk.
Sold BY Druggists and oil other Dealers
n Medicines.
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s.vr ruiz plYCYSi

SNNH lUU
EcuNuMyt DlsPAICul
eTuASsuvn ~ Tvs Saws NrSs.'A
A. accidents wili happen. even 10 veil
regulated families, Il u very des'rsols 20
have some sheep and ccnvenient way Tor
rsrsirisr Furniture, Toys; Cscehefy. &c.
spAIpfNu's PREPARED GLUE
meets sll such emergencies, and no house
ear sRsri 10 he without u. n is always
rsslv sni up 10 the ssiehise point.
-usHrurs IN RvHRF HOUSE"
bush acecmrssies each bottle.
Price Is cents. ADDRESS.
HENRY G. SPALDING.
No. q Cedar street, New ferh.
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r ETTERs Of Administration on the ..
tate Of Mary II. King, deceased. hav-
log been this day granted % the ondersies-
cd, By the Probate Court Of Pamela eou.sy,
Mississippi, oil persona having claims
against said estate, are hereby notified 70
have them prcbased and Registered In the
once Of the Probate Clerk Of ssid county,
within the time prescribed By Law. Or sA's
notice will b plead in bar 81 The sa.s:
J. ). SLEDGE, Admir-.
March 18th, 1861. nlV.6W
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cArHlpN.

Az certain usyfia<ipled persons r.. st
seupsiae 10 paia q On the uesssreesirs
pshI,e, inisiaisss q ny Prepared Glse. !
esula mucea I'll peFssas 10 eanAine be-
fsse p-~pVnoGna. 81 So hattie fall ssae,
owtupNfD1 Nv FnkrARED G11Ug.
TT - sesntte sssyPR; I'll ethess are
seia1fise ecss.esfSss ~
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Rsyaeiassury. FraHslia Co, ohie.}
January ., is6i.
llrSst G. SratrtSa,
No. ~ Cedar a., n. v.
Dsu Sn-lnclessd find twenty Eve tssl
cents, for Witch send hos u "Cerhslle
Pills. Send TO address u Rev. VIM. &.
Filler, gevneldsbarg. Franklin Co., Ohio.
Yser fiits srsrk lits q eharm-enrs
Hsaiasks air4ssf tHsffHfsf.
Truly yeurs.
WI. &. rlttiER.
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THE STATE OF fSSiSSfPPD
PAMELA CouNty.
In the (oreutt l,owrt.
John NJ Wright
". Attachment.

fANtbt tttNht Il
In the (orcutt l'oWrt.
John NJ Wright, -.
w. Attachment.
John r. Gcdwin.i
1Dg IL remembered that on the 9Th day
ID Of vebsusry, ls6i, an attachment Is
seed from our court at the sai. Of John ~
Wight, against the estate Of John X. God.
win. Tor the .sm u svp haudrsd ard forty.
enc i5.lOOths dollars. said ease nos pend
ing In our our court. and that said attach
nens, on the 18th day 81 February. ls6t.
Vas levied By he sheriff 81 said county. on
let I, In block y. in the town Of Issesvills.
IN said county. and the house and ssuenen,s
thereon, and A. N. Rsyausn, ". v. Bysrs
end v. 3. Harris, summoned =, . as
easuishs0 IN the csse : and II appearing
tAet saia 1ckN n. Goodwin u . nonresident
81 this Stte and not Summoned in this esse
zoe, sslsss the said John n. 6cdvir sr.
ysar q sks ssss Cav 81 the Circuit Ceass 10
Be holden q Psocls, in and for said county,
- ~ IN McuaAy after the 9Th Meudsy u
1oossA, 1851, aad plead asswes or demal
70 ~ e9(ice. judgment will be enseses
81 ~ sstseAed premises seld ~ the Las
1lsssss, - Judgment also entered srsins
said esnisAses.
A. n. RAvBuRx. ciert.
WAos ; Pom, Ast'ys for PI'G.
APdl -, 1851. sii-4w
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MMu
NruuuA&Av
CtTy MN OMIT A@H
~ t8t sfshr HffiDi
corner NJ Camp end Common i'ffs's
tUfHhfr ~ 1922
tI fslefn ty fha iffi 'aiuff n iH1 nHi
With AuI. iIniHI' Hnl NaaIHhifHI ~
fafimsfnau 1li aei tyfla H4afl
bffmiiaaf, al Hff1hiHl hI
na iffli lfuH hhi hls
tll. df.ial Hfnu4I
GlyiN0 anh.Hli.
bona,
CnAnlER FlHPlII 80
fhrUtrFI
Hrfra nnftrtH FfrfilHh'
u H. Lfuss. memh0f NJ fhr hst ul0tnf
bar, Ioeiufrf un I commercial laff
Irsts.s pnasNh rnuf. ~ NaihemHf
hufts poinfaa Leaiuffr p BOOK ts7fIhf
and business ffnhanoii0Hs,
A. ", Bltfsait, pfuf NJ BOOB Keeping.
Hrrua f. Dolst,H. Adinstef NJ Accounts
Commercial Correspondence, rie
~ M,rMtn,, Professor N English,
Mao iiots, Professor NJ French
j u. Gapfun, Prof N penmanshif and
Commercial Correspondence
luf UoLnrAa, Lnainfof on penmnnFhif
N,srri siAaiso, Prof " spnDish,
tgo. ursasfH, Prot, af fifrmhni
hlesaus. M,stso and Dfsssfa, Professors y
latin and tfefk
Ai,jnn A, u, nt,srnAnn, Superintendent
~ tho Military Institution and hrli
Major u iaaHaduntc u West Point and
wns for " years ~ Efficient officer " The
q. n. Army.
No institution In the United States offers
greater facilities for The speedy acquisition
~ a practical business education.
II has stood
More than q Quarter OF n Century.
on its own merits alone, and Il nov more
prosperous than ever notwithstanding The
hn,tihty NJ itinernnt aud local Abolition
ini.. whose Trade Is 10 malign what thsy
-. ..t.I n.y.. fN.lIa.a l. .stt4t fhf
entire year. All who take the Commercial
Course are able to keep any Sc, Of Books
IN n bank, business. house or steamboat, N
the most approved manner. Persons from
~ 20 90 years ~ age attend 10 any brnBci
they may desire. They can board With ih'
Professors OF other good families, speaking
English, French, Spanish or German
Country merchants can learn IN \ lev Day
TO keep their own book, eorrcc,l, OF acqair'
n handsome style Of penmanrhip. Thl
lessons nrc special 10 each student. H. h
II oil kinds opened, closed or corrected
Persons wno write for Hook. keepers, CLERK
or Teachers, should give full particulars
Catalogues with terms. opinions Of th
Southern press and lnadinr men Of the m
ton, sent to all who desire them. All VII
are willing 10 subscribe, 80 NJ 10 open sh
agricultural and mechanical departments
can obtain Nil uccdful Information q, an
time. Tho amour. can be takch ontin u
ition The money expended by SouIher
families q, Northern watering places in
singlc year would haild MP in every sou,hcr
stats Commercial, Agricultural and MI
.ka.,.sl tt.Il.s.. ~. nav nm ANIMAL tf
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B17uoe 4 AAnisissmsisa - NE -.
~ q Livspais I1elnes. aeesased.
o1g0oe - ~ ~ Rsansed 10 The under
~QUs PpsSass Cssrs u psssla
- 11sstnfyVi, ell persons having
~eQpinse 81 sseases ass hesshy -
= ~ ~ pssease1 - seiissed
o40n q - Pfs1ane stefh q ~
s0ln1o - ~ psssssibea - las,
- n1Gtes ~ ~ - \ kas q IL
TT ssar, A.-'".
- - ls1l. sisls~
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tb
Blpos. White md Colpfei c]ambrr',
White linrn DILL
White idnen Table Diaper,
Invdtng,
1osclls and napkins,
Brown Linen Table Diaper,
crash,
Birl oyo Diaper.
lush Linens,
HAY Linen,
PILLOW rises,
Cotton,
Furniture Prints,
II I Brown and Blonehed Shrotng',
Furniture aud Apron Ihccks,
Black, Brown and White HOLLANDS,
Cnnyns nnd pnddings,
White and rolnrel Solicla,
Table Ol Cloths,
American %Ginghnm1,
French dinghnms,
Mnfsrillcs Quilts,
Satin, Dnmask,
Curtain tambfics,
Mohnir Drbrpc,
Furniture fring
Black and Fancy Cloths,
t%n-simerca,
French and English Drnp D'Elc,
Iioney.Comb Quilts,
Bed Ticking,
canton fIanncl.,
PLAIN \ Twillcd Nnnkcens,
Roll Camlct-,
Ohnmbrhy bingham,
Corset Jeans,
Printed M%uslins,
Jacpnct Robes,
OTgandicIi Robe,
White Jnconct,
Swiss & Null Muslins,
PLAN Nainsook,
Striped Nnin'ock,
Victoria Lawns,
Bishops Lawns,
Barred Muslins,
Striped Muslins,
Swiss Edglng,
Thread tdging.
Jaconct kdginr,
Swiss Inccr,inr, Thread Inccriinl
Jnconc, Inserting,
Swiss aud Jacunct flouncing,
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HOOP SKIRTS.
Dress Silks,
blue Silks;
White silks,
Urccu silks,
Pink Florence Silks,
Gross III Rhine silks,
White, Black 4 Pink Satin,
Silk Handkerchief,
Linen iianis CrchiCfs.
Linen Cambria liikfs.
Cotton Handkerchief,
Black Fringe,
White Fringe,
Fancy Silk do.
Fancy Dress TRIMMINGS,
Fancy Dress Buttons,
Fancy Head Dresses,
Coihures,
se,i Braeels,s,
Necklaces,
jaccns, and Swiss Collars,
Sleeves in sets,
Black Lace Wells,
Love Wells,
Green Bernrc,
brown Beraxc,
White Bcragc,
Belts,
Hosiery.
Gloves,
Elastics,
LACE MANrILLAS AND POINTS,
white Berssc Msutiilss and shawis.
READY. MADE CLOTHING
ysr t,sr,lsmsu and Rows use-a fall ss-
.er,msps, At 0eEopl CEO PRICES.
have the largest stock Of Ladies', Misses,
Gents and Bcys HATS that has ever beer
hrouxh, TO this place. Also, trimmed ans
un,rimmsd poNNHrS, Bonnet, Cap, tus'
string and Satin Ribbons,
0iushareOuas And Parassls
ulRDW NH and WILLkl,
China, Glass and Crcckery Ware,
Tobacco, Ssrars and Snuff.
Shot, Powder, Caps aud had.
Tubs. Bueiess. Well Wheels
III Well Buckets, t,rses
and Cotton Rope.
!. Dugs and Medicines
o r. s&o0s
!. Of The best 10 be found In the Eastern -
bet.
.. School pccAs end Stationery, Memorials
Dsy and Pass BOOKS, Account, Csr.
Letter ard Note Paper, Blsnk,
Notes. Gold Pess eth Silver
cases. Gold and Silver
Watches, Locking
A. Glasses,
NJ Saddles. Brides, Bsesy naSSess. Grit
Il survinrles and Cssves bags-in II
T. evesythiss ssusIly hevs IN asy DSy Gss
,e, feuse-Ms Of vhieh will eel e loo
!, - tebssehs d this nssh nor slssvhe
re 4. l. RALllN0S
Fsusis, Nsy :. isso. I;
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MISSISSIPPI LITERATURE.
pNssoeal au1 Mesao Aspects 81
sGseooogv.
Bv W.. ]. Baasss Of DsSoso Co.. Miss.
vnVuus il q volume Of about 400 pages.
recommended By Dr.. Barnard Of the
University Of Mississippi. and other dis
singuished scholars Of the county North
and South.
Il il designed for popular us.. and u
embraces the elemeats Of The science TO-
fpsher with . discussion Of is moral
bearings.
Fer sale tv Cissves { vsjeu, and B.
Kirs 4 CO.. Memphis
March =. ISL. nl0-Sw
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IlAvsasc.p, Pa, Feb. &, 1861.
Ma Srstpiso.
s,r-I wish ron TO send me n morn box
81 your Cephalic pills, ! hare rsceirsd d
arsat deal Of benefit from hsm.
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN STOtkHOtSE.
Spruce Crssk. Huntington Co., Pd.,l
January Is, 1861. J
II. T.. SrAtptsd.
sir-you will please send me two boxes
~ your rsphalic pills. Send them immc'
i,ntsty. Respectfully yours,
JNo. D. SiMnNs.
=. ST. hare sss.i one Dor " your Pih',
and mad ihsm sgestisitf.
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vuvHE Cc.partuer.hip heretofore ezississ
between Harrison, Taylor 4 MastiS,
Il this day dissolved BY the withdrawal Of
B. J. Martin.
1larriscs I Taylor, or B. ]. Martin, will
reeeive end receipt for al claims dee The
late Arm.
March II. 1891. n9-5v
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Belle r,racn, ohio. Jan. II, lc6h
llsssy 4. Sratptse, ksa.
Please End insicssd twenty-five cents, Tor
which .end me another hox VI your Cspha-
lie pills. They are are truly the best PiHs
I hare srsr tried.
Direct A.sfot ~, " W.
BELLE Vernon, wyando,, Co., y.
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Beverly. bfass., Dee. H. lSGo.
II. Z. SrstptSu. ESQ.
1 wish for some circulars or large show
bills, 10 bring Jour cephalic PHI. more
particularly before my customers. " ycn
have ANYTHING u the hind please send, 10 me.
One " my customers, who Is subject To
severe stek Headache. casually lasting ,vu
da,s,l ssas card ~ IN aiifck IN one hour
bs non Pills, which ! sent her.
Respectfully yours.
W.B. wtLkEs.
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is very tasty and very extensive, ans Ne
can Pot them right down TO the lowest pos
sitle prices.
We feel srssefui 10 cuf friends for the
vrry liberal share Of patronage slsesd: be-
slowed upon Ne. and hsre By shadows sp.
p~Iicssioa TO The Interest Of cur friends and
the pablo generally to merit the same, and
in sies Of the feet that euf purchase this
fall is large, and taking into consideration
the shcrtness Of the present crop. ve have
MARRIED cur goods 81 the loves, eessitle
prices.
PLEASE give Ne . calf before tu,ine else
vhere We Ike 10 show essds whether We
can cell or not.
' Psasls. SEPT 8. 1850 SSH
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atrs will says ten times its cost annually.
sPAt.DINas PREPARED GLUEi
srkf.1rNgs PREPARED CLUE
a
srAtprNa's FRErABED CLUE
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Ma. srALpiso, they afford unqussiion.
able proof Of The eeieaeg # this
truly scientific diseossfy.
M.sosvlls, Conn.,, Feb. ., 1861.
Mn. SrsLpi>g. .n,
sir-l have tried your Ccphalie Pills,
and I like them w ,rsn that ! want You to
send me two dollars worth more.
Part II these are for the ncighbors, 10
whom | gave n few out 81 the Hrs, hcs
90, from Won. send the Pills by mil, and
oblige Your ch,t servant,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03

A abort time since, We published IN
account OF the hanging Of two men, Capt
Ben. Sharpe and Lieut.. jaeger, near
Msrtioburg, on the North Aissoul
Rail- osd, by . bend Of secessionisis
The only offence Of these two men was
their we'll known devotion to the Union,
For this they were seized and strung up
like dogs. Some Of the perpetrators OF
the deed have since paid The penalty OF
their crime, As will appear by the tol-
loving from the St. Joseph (Mo.) Jour-
nal Of the Goth: "Sharp and hw CON-
,panion were hung on Friday. On Sun
day morning, Q body Of Col. Smiths
Zousves went to Danville, and arrest, d
four citizens who were understood TO
have becn concerned in The transaction.
Tskiug them 10 the outskirts Of the
towr, they made them get down on
their knees, and shot them While in that
position. Their bodies were then car
ried back to their families BY their neigh
bofs, some Of whom had been brought
along for the purpose. The names Of
the men were Granville Nunley, Robert
Terril, . lawyer aud formerly editor OF
the DaoviIle Herald, and man named
hughes, and his son. Nunley was not
immediately killed, but received ball
through his right breast, from which be
died soon after being taken home. The
Others fell dead, receiving each several
balls 10 their body. The same day two
men were shot near Mexico, under :he
following circumstances: Capt. Smith
commanding q company Of cavalry,
learned that half dozen men implicated
in the hanging Of Sharp and Jaeger, were
In . house about three miles from town
They Immediately started to capture
them, and Viii approaching the house
woman standing at the gate, gave the
alarm to the State men, who were inside
eating dinner. They Immediately
mounted their horses and attempted to
escape, when the cavalry pursued and
fired upon them, killing two, one OF
whom vas Capt. MouItrie, Of the State
company from Mexico. The rest
escaped."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
River Items.

FRIDAY, Augusta.
ARRIVED.
DENMARK, Gray. st. Louis.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
DEPARTEp.
An HINE, Gait, Dubuque.
hENMARk, Gray. ST. Paul.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
The Fred l.orenz is from St. Paul for St. Louis
this morning.
The Jennie Whipple will depart for Montrose
to-day.
The light draught packet romsroy, Capt. Davis
and Clerk Charley Asmussen, will depart for For,
Madison this evening
CoMrErIrroN.- The spice of trade is competi
tion. The river trade between here and Fl. Mad
ison is pretty we'll spiced-for not less that three
boats are engaged in it. We hope every one oi
them will be loaded to the waters edge every trT
they make. If we can't have any fun ourselves
We are perfectly willing our friends should have
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.
OyFICE OF TIE DENOCRAT AND NEws,l
Friday Eve Auyusf 2 ls6l

OSFICE OF THE D1AOCRAT AND NBwsl
Friday Eve, August 2, 1861. !
Our Wholesale market, at present, is scsrcely
worth lookiIg after, though i. is not any worse
thaa usual during harvest. Wheat continues to
oommane good price, according TO the times. The
retail market il dull and well supplied with fresh
vegetables. Tomatoes are coming in plenty. We
qnote:
FLOUR Firm at S3.s0l4.oo. Shipments $50
bbl..
WUEAr-Firm at Doe. Choice lots 53c. Re-
ceipts, l,6lO bu. Shipments 1880 bu.
CoRs.-Steady and in demand at l2Hc.
OArs-Little doing. We quote at l2c.
Retail Masket.
BUTTRR-Scarce at 60l0c y b.
Ee0s-8 dos. fer ESQ.
POTAroIs-T bnshel, 400.
OEIoss-p peck, loc.
BRAs-p peck, l5c.
TuKHIPs-New y peck, l5c.
PEAs-l5c y peck.
APrLks-T peck, 35@40c.
TOMATOEs--s0c y peck
CTcUMBsRs Poe y dox.
GREsN CoRN--3 dog. for 20c.
BLACKBsRRIss-.5: y quart.
HUCKLEBERRIts-15c q quart.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-03
NIGHT Dl8PATCuES.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


SEsATK.-Mr. Wills N moved to take up the
reso on approving Of the aets II the President
Mr.. BreckInridge said he should not believe the
-enate ., er intended TO take vote on that rsso-
luton. He thought senators were willing to let
it have the g. by.
Dir. Doolilte moved to refer the resolution to
the Judiciary Committee.
Lost. Yeas II nays 13.
Mr.. Sherman spoke ~ length. Hetppsovsd Of
all the Presidents acts, excepting one authorizing
the Lieut. General 70 suspend the wTit Of hAbeas
corpus and Tor this reason, he could not vote Tor
the resolution.
Mr. simmons, BY consent, made : report from
the Conmittee Of Conference tho lats
bill that vas rsported BY the Co nmitt. .
Of cont erence il essentially tbe House tariff bill
the 10 per cent sdvaorem i stricken out, the dui
10 raised on spirits, sines, liquors and silks, the
income tax is placed at three ver cent on over SO"
the duty on sugar IL cents, cO9ss ~ and % -
Is cents. 3OyvOJ,e0O u diseoast TAX.
Mr.. johnson, Of Tenn, sad ne snould vote fol
the bill TO carry on the var. The report waa
agrt ed to--yeas, - nays, 8.
The joint resOlu ton from the House, e1peesstuG
sympsthy with the beEieved families Of soldier
who had fallen in defence Of the republic, wss
taken up and passed.