Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05


| days, Tucsdays and Thursdays.
Up RIVER NAIL TO LYONS, arrives at 6 N; close
al : NJ, daily, exbept Sundays.
Blu GRAss NAIL, arrives at 2 N. closes At -
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
AMirY MAIL, arrives and closes at l2 N Tuesda
and Friaays.
ASAMOsA NAIL, arrives and closes at l2 " q,
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during tn
summer from 9 to 10 N.
THE CITY.
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.
FOR MAYOR,
JAMES NJ. DALZELL
FOR CRY TREASURER,
JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
YOR CITY MARSHAL,
HENRY W. MITCHELL.
For CITY CLERK,
FRANCIS IL. SHEPHERD.
ALDER TICKET.
FIRST WARD-G. G. r. MITCHELL,
(Fo. long term.
Z. WINEGARTNER,
For short term.1
SEcoHp WARD CHRISTOPHER KRUSE,
For long term.
WM. HALL,
For short term.
THIRD WARD-EB. SHERMAN
FOURTH WARp-JOHN NJ. ADDLER.
FIFTH WARD JAMES O'BRIEN.
The SARsFIELD GUARDS will give the
last ball of the season at lie Claire Hall on
Monday evening next
I. III. MoRLEY was nominated last
evening by the Republicans, for Alderman of
the 4th ward
REMEMBER +. II. Shepherds lecture
this evening at the Young Mems Association
rooms corner of Sd and Perry street The sub
ect is q very interesting one.
RAILROAD DGvIDEND.-The Di' ectors
of the Chicago d Rock Island Railroad have
declared dividend of three per cent payable
April 10th
PERsoS notice that Hon.
John W. Thompson, Hon. B. F. Cue and
George Arndt, Esq, have returned to this city
from Des Mones
REMovAL.-Wc have, for the present.
removed our editorial room to the apartment
Immediately across the hall We are re.rlas-
ering, painting and cleaning up our old quar-
.ers.
The few ladies' who had courage to
Venture out yesterday, had happy time Of it
They were obliged to do some very hard labor
Keeping their cruoline in respectable posi-
ion.
\ FINE, heavy shower of rain
ell yestn.day morning, which will be Of meal
uable value to our farmers, whose seed has
'een laying in ths ground, waiting for rain to
prout it. little more of the same sort
would do 10 harm
WALL PAPER.-We would call the
ttention of those who are in want of this ar
icle to the fact that Plummer, No. TO- lie |
'laire Row, has just received very large as
oitment of new and beautiful designs. which
e is selling at New York prices
MORGAN IL Co., commenced receiving
'eir new and splendid stock of boots and
loes yesterday, which, as usual, will be sold
reaper than can be purchased elsewhere-
i've them call at the lst door above the
ost Office
WADswORrH is out with a bulletin in
rmlng the citizens of Davenport and the rest
mankind that he is in receipt of his Spring
ock Of goods which we can assure our read
e are the fines. ever brought to the citv
cad his programme and pay due attention
lereunto
Mr.. THEILE, No. 81 Brady street,
i'll have on exhibition to-day a fine fat calf,
me months cd, and weighing seren hundred
I'd ten pouads The calf will be killed and
ressed ready for sale. on Saturday mex Cuts
1t OF this splendid creature, can be engaged
any time. prior to the above date A roast
few cutlets will be very toothsome
JOB PRINTING.-We are constantly
lding to our large variety of types, cuts and
orders all the new styles fast as they ap-
ar, and we knop that we can turn ont very
perior style of work Remember that we
yer ask man to accebta job of work unless
is perfectly satisfied with it. We seldom
i to please.
PURSUANT to call, the Democrats of
e Sixth Ward met on Wednesday evening.
Dril 4th. James Cunningham was nominated
animously BY acclamation for candidate for