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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
The California Pony Express.

ST. JosEFB, Mo Iuesdsy, sPTH q, Io3''
A ohspge hes been mace in The tine OF the Pony
FzrnFess Iesvirr San Francisco and S.. Joseph. 1t
Nil leave San Francisco every Tuesday at p. aud
STRIVE here on Friday Of the fohoTing week, and It
Will leave st. Joseph every Saturday az III o'clock
D. no and arrive 81 San Francisco on Tdesday OF the
Second veek, The Express going west will pass the
outsr TELEGRAPH station early on 1aesday morning,
and the return Express will pass late on the same
Tuesday evening.
By Gbis arrangement teiegraphie dispascaes from
Can Feresco ana interrped date points received hare
OF Friday will be sen, promptly forward, and If de-
siIed reply Can be returned 70 leave here the next
dsv SATURDAY,. Messages for San Francisco Will also
be received from the Express at the outer stton on
TuesSav morning AND forwarded TO San Francisco so
that replies can be returned 10 come out the same
evening.
This change will enable messages 70 be rent from
apy port in the East 10 Cali orDia and reply got in
twenty dave; and ans returned 70 San Francisco
messages IN eighteen days. The next Express VIII
leave fere on Saturday, April %, al ii P. In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

titled TO tie Aoor and then changed h dscson, deny
ing lis right
Mr.. Richsrdsor ttsndrg on chair in tie center OF
TIE hail. with he leevss rolled up and determined 70
be head, VISA Z ly allowed to 60 on, and again 1t
tsehed Mr. Rlndsn as having recently come into tbe
the fcl5 sludngto his political sutecedeDs emitting
bic opinions On Democracy to bat Little confederation
lie cid not jes e. after fes service in the cause to
be rsproved by the recruts Of yesterday IAPplsu'e
At IL o'clock the Convention was called TO order
again.
Mr.. jackson Of Georgia. rose to question Of priv
ilege, relative TO bis State Delegation.
motion to adjourn till o'clock was lost.
TIE question wss then called on this motion to lay
on the table the rule relative to the right of msuber
OF each delegation to vote they think proper, unless
instructed BY the Convention that appointed them.
During the calling Of the, roll the greatest excite
uent existed.
The Tennessee, Virginia and Indsna delegations
protested against the announcement Of the Chairman,
giving the votes Of their several States unit against
The adoption OF the rule.
Ten Of the twelve Tennessee delegates were opposed
to the mspner in which the vote Of that State had
been recorded.
The vote was finally announced, az follows: Yeas,
IOl Nays, 1913. So the rule WIS adopted, and the
majority Of delegation carnot compel the minority to
vote with them as unit unless instructed by the Con-
vtntion that appointed them.
Theresolution offered yesterday for the appointment
Of Con mittee Resolutions aud Platform was
then called up, and an amendment offered that no
bsllotpg be allowed for President or Vice President
eItl the Committee have made their report.
vote was first taken on the resolution for the
appointment Of the Committee, which was adopted.
Tic Committee was then appointed.
TIE vote On tie rule against unit voting i, regarded
as q test vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

Fo,fufiiyd Rornd--w'lsou slipped down from I've
o-,eof, IL own blow. cIsin offoul wss msos ~
(iri'bin'e umpire, bat was not aliowe1. ,,,... a
Forty. forth and Forty PJfa kopadS--nnnn.ny !.
favor Of Wilson, VITO was much stronger on as iSss
than Gribb,p .ho ia to,b thes- ronp6s sot 90 W.
Foyfr-sill Round-Gribbin was knocked COVE
snd bis umpire clsined a. the ground ma Wns's
sauck HIM when DO was down. Clsin MOI aiiewsa.
Thirteen rounds more we're foogaH m4kas -
rounds ia all, tie whole fight lasting hour 1ao
mibuss These last were precisely alike, all ia favof
Of WilroD, Grbbin going down every tine. A'sos
end Of the 5th the Referee announced that he shosA
set 10 longer, foa having been claimed from bces
s;des, and the men being both badly punished. rs
declared the fight drawn although both the eon'bst-
snts expressed desre TO eight 90. AT the close Oh
the eight, Wilson wss much the stronger and woas4
undoubtedly have won in few rounds more. Tsers
YES DO wrestling whatever during the fight Alter
the result was announced outside fighting which had
tetn prevailing ntermitiiDgy fiom the 10Th roand,
wss resumed with much vigor, and at QUO time there
were 20 less than seven pairs Of sombaians rolling on
the era,s in vigorous enjoyment Of the luxudes OF
roueh and tumble conflict. On the hone ward trip,
black eyes were the popular livery snd were worn by
many. The sats6ed crowd were lsnted at Jonss
Wood ct 81 yesterday morning, sud immediately dis-
persed to coDgenial hsunts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

-As general rule, we dislike anoma hes, and never
oond understand why the sight Of six-legged swine
.hould be deemed worth crossing the street. calf
With two heads Is something extra; but, since be has
I'M, The brains of calf after all, why run after and
oons AT him Heads are good things ia their pscs;
5nt We r,e.er them with good body to each. We
con make allowance for the vanity Of dropping
IN at the O1sra to see q decidedly beautiful
DANIEL five feet high and weighing from ons
hundred and ten to ore hundred and twenty
pounds; but bow any body can take dslgb, in seeing
at Barpum's Museum a woman who stands six fess
four in her ssorhpgs, or who outwegbs a barrel Of
pork, or who sports feroCous beard, have never
been ab g to imseine. Bot Dolly Dalton is no moa-
strcsiiy, no dwarf even, but miniature lady, pus
years old, twsniySix inches high, and weighing
ttiTteen pounds, or about half the averdV.POis OF
Tom Thumb at her presen. age. She is IN ELF q
fay, fairy, TOO child-hks to play Puck in The Md
summer Nights Dream, bat 80 petite AID dainty
featured as TO Took the part perfection which tas
heavy aided bsefsaters who usually psFsons's thai
"trickery spii,' can never aPpFoseA. Dolly Is a'sdy
whom we hope 70 NEE. again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

large nunkey Of contractors. TIE offers are lo~et
aan berstefcTe owing 70 the fscs tha. tss propos9l
were for siar bids that "a, the performance OF tne
ssrvos xihou regard to the Par iculsr des OF COD
vtyancs. :. H..
The ConStifufen says TIE talk about the diseussos
IN the Cs5uet Is entirely aud -bsusdly false. sno 'ua'
the President and Cabinet we're are ul't on TAO
Kansas policy. .,,ostas
II an saais rom the official statement co
by TIE SECRETARY Of tho Nsy1 t. tbs ro ps ,o Ia
fiat The puuher Of ofResrs sod meD svse su - 80
Africsn sQusSron who have died frc" 'ss ca tS
AshbuI,on treaty 70 the prssen' Tine, r. 90
NUS sc average q Go Ss' as p pS s% to
Aeoni thirty member eIi,i :, sphcs No other oes
- ~ he transacted THE week awork'og
aro,um pot bsing available. Toward The AdJ,aso.
neps 70 ,jsy there were lot more thAn hSii oozen
mep.hcrs IN ~ He'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC CHARITIEs.

TIE first meeting Of the Commissioners OF the De-
partne1t Of Public Charities aud Corrections siDce ihs
Organization Of the Board, was beld yesterday alter
poon at The Rotuuda President DRAPER 10 the chair,
sud all the members present The minutes OF the last
meeting were Iesd and approved.
The usual acquisitions from the Wardens Of the sew.
ers institutions were read, ard, on motion OF Mr..
GRIyEELI, referred TO ths COMMITTEES OF the
Whole with power. The large quantity OF soft SOD
need in the various institutions excited the surprise Of
Mr. Grinnell.
The PREsIDEST suggested that SONS retrenchueut
be made in The City Ceme.sry Department where
thirteen men were employed, most OF whom were,
however paupers.
A coumurieation vas received from ID. f. Piock-
pfy, late President Of the Governors, stating that
Hessrs Smith Oliver and Dogro bad beeu appointed
Select Com mittee 70 settle tie unfinished busass Of
the late Board. Referred TO tie Committee OF the
Whole.
A communication was received from Warden Walms-
lev Of the P,neotisTy stating thst on the S of July
last he commenced the manufacture at that institution
Of sI the hard and soft soap used there The cos' OF
msteris for it's mspufactu,e exclusive OF the grease
which was collected at the Institutions mp 70 the LIST Of
February period OF eight months, was not quits s0o
TIE &c ct during previous years had amounted 70 over
81 eco. The cost OF soap for all the Institutions has
been in the peehborhood of & 600 year. The War
den stated that he had facilities for manufacturing ths
foap necessary for Nil the institutions aud IL All the
grease were sent heTe it would be ssuicent quantity
TO mar uacure soap for all required. The cost OF the
alkaline material required would be trifng, aud the
Committee of tie Whole.
Accommodation 'eiyed from Moses Z. Crasto,
asking be reappoinied Warden q Rtodslfs Island.
Mr. NIcHOL SON offered the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
Rored That the salary ofthe Warden Of the psnentars Dc
81 S0per sunum; Warden Of the Aims Hoase 81 $50
re- snnUm Of Warden OF the Work House 500
rum al 10 take sfect from ths LIST Of May next
Reore6 Joseph Keen be ana Il hereby appointed War
Den THE Penitentsy place Of Robert u "anseJ 70 tsas
elect 90 the st OF Nay Dexi.
Rrsd That ohn Fitch be and hereby appointed sqoern-
,ssdsn, Of the House, ia the psc, Of Stephen Drew.
removal and spP'men to take elect on tss ut Of
May next - l. -, T.. -
s5e the Alus House in place If i. ogT-cs removed
a ,ntner and take eject the st Of Hay
Ps,ied bat Office Of keeper ssuars Island.
, re Office of BlArkGss leland hsrsay
shclisb.d 10 take effect on the iSt Of Msy next.
THE salary voted bg the late Board upon the pro-
motion of the above-named genlemsn, who By the
action of the Commissioners were removed yesterday,
| was 81, $50 Q. year --Reg1
b. resolution, III sea 4. Crsto, Warisr OF Rsl3alis
Tiayd was yernoved ffou Office The offices OF Clerk
Of Bellevue Hospital and Clerk Of the Innate Asylum
were abolsl ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
Destructive Fire.

BOsToE, Tuesday, April "a, 1850.
Late New Brunswick papers contain the dstais OF
,bS lsfe Great FIRE IN Woodstock. Que hundred and
fty buildings were destroyed in the basness center OF
thetcwp, ineludngibs Commercial end Central BANKS
With MI tsir contents the PosoDce important con,
tgDts saxedl the printing Offices OF The SeNiiHG ani
ne Joar1ai the Mechanics Insttute ali the hotes
IN The place except one, end about SIXTY stores ano
psces Of bosness. The loes of property IL IRON 10
600 10 & 800 sterling. Insurance from To wv 70
.eJe, COO. Ac i've measures hsve been taken IN the
proVsLcs 10 relieve the sufferers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

1T. tat, tbou arr ~ ice tsy kindness ffeezesT
DESSERT.
Vas, yosl's pppu. viii 9th Sfcr,sw.ysy
I" The "a OF Ssain, very 900"
"Tbere e ci.h Of lestse,,es, a., s ayog9
AID fetch the new nalAn
"My cheese, my digestion
aao 6s.cb me orar. of sact put toast In M
And GOOD store az frTtIs shefrs
Some squaylte, he !"
sb.ksspenes' Monument In Westminster AoOey.
The party did not separate uuti o'clock yes'sroSy
ate for our paper yes'srday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
Railroad Collision.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, April "a, 1861.
A collision occurred about O'Clock yesterday after
noon near Jefferson B4Tracss, on the Iron Mountain
Railroad between construction tralo and SPECIAL
tAip conveying portion Of the 81. Lonis board Of
Heath t. Quarantine by which DR.. kber, Clerk Of
the Board Of Health John Simoncs, Treasurer Of the
Railroad Company, and formerly member OF tee hrn
Of Lucas g. Swords bankers Of this cigy, Geo Pitcher
q brakeman, AKA boy named James Morry, were
Killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
IniunctiOns by the supreme Court

ALBANY, tuesday AprI q, Io0U.
Before the Special Term Of the Supreme Court this
morning ON tie report Of the Superintendent Of the
a1suraLoe Department, Judge HogebOon granted an
order crectipg the Worlds Ssfe Fire lasurrnce Com
Tany Of Troy to show cause why should nos be ds-
solved
AIBAET, April "a At the Special Term Of the ST.
prcme Court tbs morning, on an application made By
the Attorney General, Jndge Henry Hoge59om d :
keepsie Fire Insurance Company and appointing a
rfoa.Yef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
Tossl-Ayes Iol; Nays ali the res. Of the States, 19e
TIE rule was then adopted BY acelamatiOn.


TIE rule was then adopted by accamation.
After H. Committee on a Platform wa, announced,
the molten renewed on the proposition that no
ballotng shall take place until the report Of the Com
mittse en- Platform he adopted.
motion TO lay the resolution on the table was re-
jecied-yeas 32i nsys3Oi.
TIE vote was tsken on the resolution, and it was
adopted by reclamation.
long debate then ensued on proposition to restrict
mfmbsIs from speaking more than once on the same
subject, and ii was finally laid over till tomorrow.
TIE President was directed to invite Ministers Of the
GosTel to open the Convention with prayer.
Judge Meek presented the Asbama Platform, and it
was referred to the Committee Oh Platform.
TIE Committee on Credentials announced that they
wond not be allie to report before tomorrow morning
The Convention adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
The ~. Joseph au d uarysviIle Road

81 JosEFH 10 Tuesday, April q IooV
The pisneer engine Albany. the 6rst locomotive west
ct ire Missouri, vEE nj upon the ST. Joseph and
HaEssyille Road yesterday. The Albsng was pro-
cured from Eastern companies by the fret road west Of
Albany and nas been the rst en- CINE on each road Ia
the chain. Ii has been extended weet ~ ard until Il
fandf upon the FIRST section Of tue Centrd route
In fhA IsqafGe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
Accident.

SANDY HOoR Tuesday, April ~, 1860.
A iabOring man, rared John Gallagher, employ ed
on soot works On sandy Hook was AeeldsntAy killed
this fororOon BY being struck by the craze used 90 the
wharf ftr dischsrgisg stone fro9 vesseis- Tie only
survived about IA IA Lour. Gallagher Tas native
70 Massachusetts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
Later from Texas,

NEW-ORLEANs, Tuesday ApfI y, I55U.
The steamer Arizona brings Brownsville, Texas, ad-
vices Of the I9th.
Ii was runored there that Cortina was reorganiz-
ing his force AID has crt sseG the river.
severe drought prevailed in Northern Mexico,
causing much suffering among the cattle on the plan
tatious,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
The Texas Democratic State Con-
Venli0H.
NEw-ORLEAKs, r

NEw-ORLEASs, Tuesday, April q, 1850.
Adyioes from Texas TO the l9to inst sts5s that the
Democrats STATE Convection nominated Gen. Sam
Houston for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

p.x,x,sa Isro A NKwsPArSR sAseruM.-Ths
office ~ ,bs Saats Zeifuag WA hursarioasly ensessa
on Nopday night BY thieves, WAC broke open the ss
and stole ssee. 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
Marine Disaster.

SOFAS, Tnetdey, April q, 100.
The schooner Bsnvsrd, Capt. Green, from Aiexan-
6ra, bound TO New-York with coal Is ashore outside
Of the bar of Squan. She wild probably get off at
hiah water,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

Mesurs. Corning and Cooper vice Presidents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

kuraber Tennai1ins April i4.................7sst
Admitted APfii 5th TO Isl...
TOta..........".............. ..s,rz
Died '.''''.''''''''..'''''''.''.', "a
Sent 70 Penitentisry ........,......s.... 40
Sent to State Pr1son.. 1-i,oG
Remaining April 81. isso...................Tsss
Bellevue Hospital Randall. i:iaHd Hc.psts sss
ks - s ssssad D
fsnitsrpssisry On w. 20" Faga p piat Pr,o5
i''Ig 1U.pa 27o coiored eel
'qd h.'r.om Alan. q, c SiHiSs DaRsa IS
wOri Hoae........ go City Cemetery Is
s s."d.I: I gS:Si.i s is roal75sI
The Board on motion, adjourned until Thursday az
ternOon.
VISIT TO BELLEVUE.
On the Oath inst. the Commissioners held a meeting
a. Bellevue Hospital where were assembled, by invi
tation the following members of the Medical Board:
Dr. j. W. Francis, President; DIS Isaac Wood, Jas.
R. Wood, ClarEa McCreaSy, Taylor, Elliot Barker,
LOOMS, Green, Thomas Sayre, Crane, Smith, Parker,
Meier, Gauey, and Church.
President DRAPER addressed the Medical Board on
the organization Of the Department of Pablo Charities
and Correction expressing he high estimation OF saer
professional services in aueorsting the cODcsoa OF
those unortnnaes utrusted 10 their medical and sur
eicsl supervision. He requested their cooperation
with the new commission in cradle ang any defects IN
the attention Of the oIderes and nurses TO me SICK ne
yvsnt of cleanliness In the wards the condition OF he
cioh q bedding, food (both 70 quantity sud qsal-
ty the perior nance Of duties by the med cal sssf,
and of all officials connected with the management OF
the siairs Of Bellevue Hospital. He expressed iho
confidence entertained by the Commissioners 10 the
eminent character Of the Medical Board aud requested
thpt the Board would ihr' ugh committee commune
cafe such advice and Suggestions ss would place tao
sti,ution in CONDITION 10 meet all the reqaren eots
for q faithful administration OF It's AFFAIR.".
Dr. FRANCIS on beislfofth Medical sad, briefly RS
spondsd snd in the course OF hs remarks reSls yea
the past and present condition OF the Hospital ~,ca
had risen within few years to the hrss rsnA u .als
members composing the stsf-the number Of saaSn.s
attending s chemical lectures and me benefit De-
slowed BY their pbia9throP and e ~ -. Nssssi
Road for tbe Kind expression aud feeling entertained
,o.vi ~ thsn a. expressed by the President aud
aed that Ccmntes would be az sp'Os s,,s. S S.
"oui9 ~ ,ba assurance of ready cooperation IN
out all regulations for the beneht OF the
Medical Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

The Platform to be Adopted Before BallOting,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

Douglas Denounced by Mr. Randall of Pennsylvania
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THE HARDs STILL OUTSIDE.
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EXCITING TIME.
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A New Rule in Behalf of the Minority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25
THE CHARLES ION CONVENTION.

GEN. CUSHING PRESIDENT.
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DOUGLASS PROSPECTS FRIGHTENING.
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Raw Recruit. Rebuked by MIR. Richardson of Ill.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
INSURANCE.


AUDITORS Ov1ICB, IOwA,l
Des Moines, February 25th, 1862,
TT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the 25th
l. day Of February, 1850, sworn statement wss
filed in this Office, showing the condition Of the
HAnPDEx PtRE Insurance COMPANY, located
Mt Springfield, in the State Of Massachusetts
on the FIRST day Of January, 1850, IN ACCORD
ancc with the provisions OF an ACT Of inc uen
ersl Assembly II the State OF Iowa, en,,uee
"An Act in relation to Insurance ComPanies, ap-
proved January ssth, 1857, and an Act amendsto-
~ thereto approved February 9Th, 1898 that said
stateme Mt shows that ssid company Is possessed
Of the requisite amount Of capital, and invested
rs required by law
Authority il therefore given to the above named
Comoanv 10 transact business Of Insurance In this
state in accordance with the laws thereof until
the 3lst day Of January, A. d. 1851.
Its also certified that FIELD / KAUYAAS, Of
Davenport, have been duly appointed by said
Company their lawful Agents and Attorneys for
the county Of Scott, with full power to take risks
Of Insurance therein, and to acknowledge service
Of process. as provided by Law, upon their filing
with the Clerk Of the District Court in and for
said county, . certified copy Of the statement on
file in this Office 1t is further certified that the
attached is a true and correct copy Of tho said
statement.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have horcunto set my
hand and affixed my seal Of ONCE, this 25th day
Of February, 1850.
fL.s.l wv. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
Nm. ]. MCDONNELL
VETERINARY SURGEON Mr.. Y. L.

xX7OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM ~
w his friends and the public in gsn- l16k
eral that he can be consulted Ut his Horse ILL
In6rmsry, on Sd street, between BMdy and Perry
on al disesses that the Horse il subject TO- After
acquiring ~ the Aodsr inprovemsuts il ~
Science Of Veterinary Medicine and SuresTy -
sxpounded in the Ra6lish and CsntinenGia1 Oolls-
g. hs fsels happy In saying hs viii give saais-
Alrdiseesss warranted eusod II surabls, - -
charge. s .s8s49 #iss a.s!
CoasULsAflon Fnns.
Rssidsase q 81 atssst betwssa 1eek -
81 leWs. 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23
To Tourists and Merchants
VISITING
N II w q II *.
$780,
TIE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,

365 Il 361 broadway, Corner Of F,ankl;n S.,
NEW YORK.:
POSSESSES advantages which all travellers
i appreciate. Its location cannot be surpassed,
being convenient to the principal places Of BUSH
ness and amusement. The apartments, Of which
there are two hundred, are well furnished and
well ventilated and being conducted ON the Eu-
ropean plan, visitors can live in the best style
with the greatest economy. A large parlor, 'front.'
ing on Broadway, ana commanding an extensive
view Of that world thoroughfare, has
been beautifully furnished for the yse Of ladies,
and the general arrangements Of the House are
such, as to afford the greatest comfort to que sts
THE INTERNATIONAL HoFsL is connected with
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED SALOONS.
Accommodating over one thousand persons, in
which visitors can have their meals, OF, il they
desire, they will be served in their own apart.
ments The fare served in the Saloons and Hotel
il acknowledged BY epicures, to b superior 70
J.T1YLOR, Proprietor.
feb.77.dlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-23

WILL PAY CASH FOR 60 ACRES WELL.
wv Improved Land, not over ok nile fro~
WIN exchange we'll selected Niasuri Lanls foe
Aae4s - Seots ecenty, ana win not sejset % pev
eash - . pqet Eaqaiss e $50 ~ 81
s1aa9sta WHITE q CO.. ISIS
- u-3 Pest o. D1iidlse: