Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-06

AMITY MAIL arrives and closes at IL N Tuesda
and Fridays.
ANANOsA MAIL, arrives and closes at IL n, oil
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during th'
Summer from to 0AA.
THE CITY.
DEMOCKATIC CITY TICKET.
FOR MAYOR,
JAMES NJ. DALZELL
FOR CITY TREASURER,
JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Pon CITY MARSHAL,
HENRY W. MITCHELL.
Fox CITY CLERK,
FRANCIS III. SHEPHERD.
ALDER MANIC TICKET.
FIRST WARD-G. G. r. MITCHELL,
For long term
+. WINEGARTNER,
For short term.)
SEcoED WARD CHRISTOPHER KRUSE,
For long term
VIM. HALL,
For short term
THIRD WARD-EB. SHERMAN.
FOURTH WARD-JOHN NJ. ADDLER.
FIFTH WARD-JAMES OBRIEN.
COLONEL Trout has a fine lot OF
snipA. ducks and other things upon which t.
regals the inner man
TIE air was decidedly chilly yester-
DAY, and good fire not at all comforta-
BILE.
OuR friend, John Newburn, has fine
lot o! Pencils. Inks, &C., of the finest quality
for sale cheap.
A COLD March like wind prevailed
yesterday, but warm bright Gun rendered
everything cheerful. We hope 10 have more
settled weather soon.
REMovAL.-Wc have, for the present,
removed our editorial room to the apartment
Immediately across the hall. We are re-plas-
tering, painting and cleaning up our old quar-
ters
PUBLIC 1NsTALLA1IoN.-The will be
public instal llatien of the officers of Scott D
vision Sons Of Temperance, this Friday evening
in the Hall on the corner Of Main and Second
streets The public are respectfully invited to
attend.
MEssRs. HGRIsG & HENNIE will re-
open heir elegant saloon to day. They have
secured turtle weighing sixty-five pounds
which will be served up at ten o'clock thi'
morning Every body is invited. The lunci
is free to ALL This saloon is now one Of the
fines. in the State.
REJoIcING. = The Democrats OF
Rock Island were having a great Zine
last evening over the result ofthe election in
Rhode Island. A large bonfire was burning on
the levee. and big cannon was belching forth
its fire aud thunder. .Sersnteen hundred Demo
cratic moj,rity! Enough glory for one day.
LET our candidates remember that
they have but to-day to work in, and they
should also remember that their opponents are
using every exertion to carry the day. We
can elect every man on our ticket il We but
use the proper exertions, and We trust those in.
terested will not fail TO do so.
CARLTON has decided not to remain
but two days ilonger in this city with his
stock of boots and shoes, but during that
time he will sell anything in his line at prices
below New York wholesale coat Now is the
time for our citizens to clothe their feet with
good substantial articles Of boots and shoes st
. mere nominal price.
The Davenport Rifle Company will
give ball at Lahrman's Hall on Monday even
ing rext April 9th. We are likely to have .
variety Of amusenents on that evening, as the
Sarsfield Guards also give . ball. Both of
these parties will be very we'll attended and no
doub, highly enjoyed by those who partic-
pate therein.
COOP FRIDAY.-To.day the congre-
cations of St. Luks's and Trinity will unite in
service at Trinity Church. A sermon will be
preached this morning at half past ten o'clock.
by Rev. N. II. Powers. l. is earnestly desired
that the two congregations will all be in At
tendance and an invitation is extended to all
m no rtici ma fe in the eyarcises