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Rspofiel b q. Il. HARaisas, slsszboat Agsat.l
River an The decline with three and half feet on
Harpsth Shoals
The B y. Runyan hourly looked for. and Will
depart this afternoon
Steamer Belle Creole, supposed to be Tightening at
Harpeth Shoals.
port
ARRIVED.
Acacia Cottage, Ports above.
MinHetonka, Paduaah
DEPARTED.
Charter Paducah.
Minnetonka DO.
Hastings, Pittsburg.
EXPECTED.
john A. Fisher, Raducah.
3. d. Runyan, St Louis
Belle Creole, Cincinnati.
LEAVING.
The Jn0, a. Fisher, viii be this days regular
packet for Paducah at u o'clock, and the only
downward bound boat for Cumberland and the
Ohio rivers
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SANFORD'g
AMI OEND >
Liver Lnv5gOHatOr,
NEVER DERILITATESs
Nix in the mouth wit the lnvgorator and swallow
both together Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANEORD3 FAMILY CATHAERTHC

Nix the mouth wit h the lnvgoraor, and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle
Also, SANEORD'S FAMILY CATTARTHC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable and put up
in GLASS CASES, air tight, and will keep climate
The Family Ca fIhartic PELLisa gen
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing % demand from those who
have long used the PILLS ard the satisfaction which
all express in regard their has induced place
them within the reach of all =
The Profession we'll that different Caharics act
on different portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY A z, THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
compounded from = variety the purest Veee.
table Extracts, which alike every part Of the
aimentary canal, and are good and safe in all
es where a CathsrtiC is = needed, such ID e.
engagements OF the Stomach, SleePi-
ness, Pains in the e Back and l. o n 5,
COSJiVemess, p lin and Soreness over
the whole o y, Z from sudden cold, which
frequently, if neglected, = end in long OF Fe
yer, Loss of ApPe- g tite, a Creeping SEN
SaLiOn of Cold over the bOdI, Restless
ness, Headache, or weight in the II read,
all HnfIaMma tory . Diseases, Worms, in
Children Adults, Rh journalism, great
Purifier Of the Blood y and many diseases to which
is heir, numerous to this advertise
Enent. Dose, ! TO 3. Price dimes
The Liver EnVigoratOr and Family Ca
thartiC Pills retad by Druggists generally sold
wholesale by the trade in all the large
st W. SANFORD, N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor. 335 Broadway, y. Y.
o. J. WOOD Co,
fsbI-ly St. outs, Mo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-30

PHILADELPHIA March %, p. M.-Great excitement
prevailed in the vicinity Of the courthouse on the
announcement Of the Judges decision. A large
crowd, chiefly composed Of negroes, assembled. and,
the fugitive being taken to the carriage they sur
rounded 1t and made a desperate attempt az rescue.
The carriage was broken down and when the police
interfered and arrested twelve Of the rescuers the
fugitive was then taken 70 prison A writ Of habeas
corpus, returnable TO Judge Allison, tomorrow
morning, has been served on Marshal Host
LArER-Ten Of the w0uld-be rescuers have been
committed to prison by the city authorities namely,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-30

BUDGET FUN for April
BUDGET FUN for April
BU DGET FUN for April,
BUDGET PUN for April
Just received By JOHNSON 4 TREANOR,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-30

Our Catalogue refers bat partially 70 the GOODS Ospt By us)
IN their respective departments
To our friends and patrons We beg 20 say t stock vim Be
equal not superior any have heretofore or and We
most respectfully invite exarnaton H. assur an uho
nay iavor Us with cali, that they WI End pTses uniform
y low and our terms most H5era allowing handslms Dis
eoan for ali cash bills. We resolving seek daily
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-30

Ladies' Promenade Suits.
WeOpel this day second Invoice Of fan suits for Ladies.
Made uD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-30

We publish this morning the first instalment OF
the recent able speech of the Hon. A o. p NICHOLSON
upon the homestead bill The remainder viii be
given in TO .morrow's issue.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-30

The nun ber Of Mormons in Utah is put down AT
ss 900, IF these. 627 men have 2G,5OO wives
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-30

The shuttle stitch sometimes called effect
but tisal and the The stitch made by merely
crossing threads. The ends seams seved the shutd
Machines fastened by needle prevent ripping
family ase
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WANTED
4 00A BUSHELS good clean Eliiet Seed, by
d OOO A. JENKINS,


IAN to contract cut ard cori from two to three THOUSAND
cords Of wood adjoining Edgeeld Applyto the undersyp
Cd at the Warehouse Of II. 8. French 4 Son.
Octl4 H.. s.. FRENCH
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Protected o. ~ Letters.
Hy Royal s5sSES. Patent.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ D., Ply
stefan Extraordinary to tile Qneen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing In the OF all those
is subject modeates all excess removes Instructions,
and speedy may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
It peculiarly suited. will, short time bring
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle p-ice One Dollar bears the Government Stamp Of
Great Britain, to prevent cOunterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken 5y females during ts
FIRST THREE NONTHSOT PTegndllcy they sure to
bring Miscarriage, bat at any other time they SAFE
n all OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight eXeron, Papation Of the
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will when
all other means have failed and although powerful remedy,
do not contain on csome anmony, anything hurul to
the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, tLate j. c. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester N. Y.
N-B-sI0O and six postage stamps enclosed any author
ize AGENT viii insure bottle containing so pills. by return
mail.
shott, J. @. Blown and all respectable druggists.
dpcl-d -fvsL
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Ribbons and Trimmings.

Frerch Bonnet Ribbons, every style;
Paris sash Ribbons, elegant;
Velvet Ribbons, fun selvages;
Cap Ribbons;
Full Mourning RiboLns;
Fringes for Msntillss and Dresses.
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/ NEW ORLEANS, March 2g-Gov Houston not re-
ceiying the Government military aid expected, has
ordered Col. Johnson TO Immediately RAISE large
force of Rangers and drive the Indians from the
northern frontier. Tie takes no step against Mexico
sending the ratification Of the treaty
Prom Boston.
BOsTON March 2S-The Constitutional Mon par
ty was initiated last night by a meeting Of about
300 in Music Halt Speeches were made, and dele
gates elected to the state Convention to be held in
this city tomorrow
Fire.
New ORLEANS, March 29.-Fell * Marshars crock
cry store Gravier street burned last night Loss
100000
The prize steamers have been libeiled BY the
Urited States Marshal The prisoners are being
examined.
Veto OF thee Missouri Railroad Bill.
ST. LOUIS March 20 Governor Stewart has vetoed
the Railroad bill.
River News.
LoUISvHIE. March 29.-Thc river is falling with
five feet nine inches water in the canal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-30

stitch coneerneI list CT machines are al
precisely alike, all Shuttle Machines, and carrying tn
lower under thread all shutte into which all
thread used each and all of them have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

nkhlINs Wv. ~, I~S0.
Lord John Rus,eips lalisa D-spaseA 1oa,asson <ron
As LesvsmSts-Tn< Fs,sfno IN Aussyia and Prussa-n.
Mcdonald Agsv-R.iaao~s B,tsses rsa,x ard Pr,.,
ns-rAe Opera n B,rlsn, DC.
Lord John Russels despatch W sir janice Buds,o
bas spread be greatest ccrfasion IN The es,lus,
camp and completely dessro, cd the hal cins,ou ,bev
were htcrps under that England ws secret, M
clised TO The principles d the Holy Alliance,
and could Be vhsed'ed into joining coalition asa,u,,
The French usurper and his nslsn pros.ecs ma
Cabinet Of Vienna, Who already indulsng in vision,
Of BfsAh squadron appearing In tho Adratc 10 sss,.,
them defending Venice, perfectly ashsss At ths
unexpected manifestation, which gv nunbse stroke
70 The dseomure produced BY the unto yard ssse O,
the CosNrences 81 WARSAW. The Prusssn government
are slnes' AZ much pat oH a. their Austrian colleagues.
and de schlesisz In particular considers h,nself or,
cessvey 10 used by ise Br,sh Minister whose sebav .or
81 coben,z bad BY no mcsS, prepared HIN for ee-l..
ton 20 s,rsnsy at variance with tue doctrine. ia,a
down IN hn previous rcse o. The ast q A-s,r vo,huy
indeed, eoeia eirsr more widely Than he tore q IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01

MAIZE. loy, Nov y, 1892.
<fesrs IN Napks-Psbae Dsspssy upon ~ OCCASION e1
rsctOr Emanuel's Esrsnoe INTO ne Cvy-Arpsarsnce Of
IA Ktns-rAs Religious crs~o~ies oantalds Res,ra
D-ssa,Ssed-P91isr Ercac ~es il Naples, &C., A
Victor Emanuel has entered the capital Of hs new pro
vrees, and occupies The palace nom which Francis
q ted bet two mouths sinoe Wednesday the 7sn inst
the memorable Day which this apriously Isossa
for event took place rhoosh his presence much 10
aired n The people were not prepared 70 receive him.
except In thsir hearts for The umpha arches were not
half Enhee ard bat few Of the statues CT victory we're
completed and placed 10 their positions. The framework
Of dozen more immense arches ereckd AID The
pedesis for the statues all arranged along the
Toledo, The principal street. These pedcssas are about
three feet sqosre and twelve high and line both sides Of
the street being hundred feet apart and sudlng on
the outward edge Of The sdewks Toe sslsss are Gil 10
be similar spd Of colossal sse aud represent female
with her rsht hand extended In 'front.' slightly raised and
holding staff 10 which is attached the r,olorcd f
the len hand srssrs st wreath, and gill resss
her head. Tie body inciincs little for gard, ~
eager the ocpquerg hsrc spprcscb Tue srcster
portion o. them now In position, and the eject
10 very beautiful The street y aooos fsru i've
feet vice and milo 10 length, and magnificent
palaces ard pubic baldrss line the entire
distance en- either side. whom a. the sn,ues--
bursrcdae placed on the pedes'as they vili present
very s,rrs appearance rscugn ,bs prepArstoes we're
nc, oonr,s,ei tAnd they SIN Ia profrcrs). yet
The King made he grand ssty on the n0rribe Of
u. TN
rs came from Csyus " railroad, ard Thea pesed
oxr The rnedo horseback At the hesi GA plflva Of
amy 70 .bs rcrai ps'Lre. the street, toe hou-es
ara ss,coss, we've ne rsfs q human ss-ss, ssssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-01


lszzo and yolturno Paris letter the Pbsc OF
lyoos-a jouvnsi BY the way, which, ssia the inpo
meet more than semi-osAl-has fo wing passass-
general subject II convcrsAtlc the diplomatic Or
c<s o. Pars an autograph letter vn.ch The Emperor
said 70 have lately addressed 70 Victor Emanuel the
subject Of the favorable and rapid results obtained BY
fiedmoct 10 the south Of ilA,y rne Emperor hes Il y
said recommended IN 70 refoube prudence and mo
derop ard % have consideration for the fecl,oss q the
people, assurrg him that Europe l1gc Iuy by her
woke and that II 10 for the Italians 70 merit by tneir
eonduct the reception BY Europe Of The order Of
thrgs In the Italian peninsula
10 generally Understood here that the resau OF
tween England Fasos 70 sivc formal re ,wu,t,on
10 Victor Emanuel The momen, francis n hes beex er
relied from 6Sta cu, iii this 10 accomplished matters
must ierasn a. they are. A pamphlet, enItled "PSpe
81 smpercur,r has just been pubsbcia eppy OF which
VII erdcavor 10 procure and send BY This natl u
r,coa nends The appointment Of par'srcb FOR rraacs
The esAbbhms general counca II ne yropch eo,s
eoaoy, the election 10 eoesisstios oses " the Clergy
BY mesrs q uolsesa sssssc the suppression Of en-
cortais, and the civil constitution OF the clergy
The rmpress a. the French, whose health o. nature
rather 70 give snxicty than any positive alav has
il,ou. wil be remembered that his Gr.es msrrtet n
~ of the house az Baden aad rne~t IA a accond
cousin OF The Emperor ms Princess s one oftne mcst
charming women OF her time Her beauty the aA.bli,y
OF her msrpevs, ana ncr accomplishments musician
ard artist, the theme q vera praise 8.t
husband TO al thisss the very snilp,cs- :, herself
IN he persot ne represents The very bear deal 81 the
spoiled child Of arbiecscy TO hin equas and iaferors
toicrarry tsashty; nothing but The rrcsence Of
. rank more ELEVATED than his o~a caa keep
him temrtrAie and oompsscnt Happily tae
Duebtn exercises an extraordinary inHuenss over am
for he GOOD aud ~ II quite i'm that BE- sboud
srhioi airy o. he peculiar fresSs With suca msn aud
suoh temper ~ the EDpaor, he's slwNy been f.
vcyit guest ~ the rnieres, sherc indced he aai the
Duetees spcnd large portion q tie yeas Toe asmu
tors exercise rr'ncey hospitality 10 their sco,sis, cas-
tie and with Duchess % smisbe and an Snpress 90
grsomc and beautic, aod impressive by her prestiss
the troiict Dlkc can fardy h 10 be % hs ben, bcSs
vicr, and sve her Majesty an agreeable and p'esssnt
visit Tie ceah of The Duches d'Alse, the Emprcu'
rer severe blow g. be- aud ssanse az ssose hss
teen strongly rccommcrdet Her Majesty traves aeier
Tire rsrns on tie C1uncss dc Pcmfouf Tns es,-.~.s,
re ,ss rcrsry loss q royal nsEoiscsnoc IL ssinply
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-20
PartmcFship Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ROB-
IN EKT SICkELS, Of the City Of Davenport,
County Of Scott and State Of Iowa, and George
II. Sickels, Of Albion, in the County Of Orleans
and State OF New York, have formed . limited
partnership pursuant TO Chapter 9s Of the Acts
Of the Seventh General Assembly OF the State Of
Iowa, entitled IAN Act for the formation Of limi-
tod partnerships" for the buying and selling
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Cutlery, Agricultural I'm
plements, Seeds and such other articles usu-
ally dealt in BY wholesale and rstsil dcalers in
Hardware, Iron, Cutlery, 10. &C., which said ba-
siness is to be conducted in the 'ad City Of Dav-
export. That al the parties interested are tho
said Robert Sickels, who is the general partner,
and George H. Sickcls. tho is the special partner;
and that the said George II. Sckels has contribu.
ted the sum Of eight thousand dollars - capital
towards the Common Stock that said partner
ship is to commence On the LIST day Of February.
A. b. 1860, and 10 to terminate on tho LIST day 81
February, A. d. 1858 business to DO conducted
in the name Of Robert Siskels.
Dated Davenport, February lst, A. d. 1860.
ROBERT SICKELS.
9. II. SICKELS.
Let the terms Of the limited partnership be-
tween Robert Sickels AMI George H. Sickels DO
published in the "Daily Democ rat and News" and
in the Davenport Daily Gazette" which papers
arc published in Davenport, SCOTT county, Iowa,
for six weeks
IRA II. CLIFFORD,
Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott CO., Iowa.
feb gov
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-20
EditOrial ExcuFsiOn TO Washington


He Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
gst Up a programme for an editorial eN-
ca. sion. 10 Baltimore and Washington
Citg ii whichi, is designed that all the
editors in the west and southwest shall
participate. 1t is in its conception one
the hand.omcst things that has oc-
currcd for a long time, and VIII no
doubt be an excursion long to DC re-
membered by those who join in 1t. In
s,eaL;no Of the matter the Cincinnati
Enquirer of the 18th says;
"The design is to invite every editor
in the acest and Southwest, as well as at
any other point, who may desire to JON
the excursion, each person having inc
privilege of taking with him lady. 1t
IS designed that the entire party, as far
as possible, will meet at Wheeling, on
Friday, the 18th OF April next, from
which point special train will leave st
cish, O'Clock \. NJ, stopping at the
coInpany's new hotel at Grafton juno
ton, and reaching Cumberland IN time
for supper, after viewing some TWO nun
dred miles of the road, including us
mountain divisions and boldest scenery.
From Cumberland, the party will either
nroeeed in the express train, in sleeping
carr. direct to Baltimore or " ashington,
(eithcr of which they reach for break
fast Saturday morning,) or remain over
nioht and take the special tram tor
either point west in the morning, arriv-
inc at Baltimore or Washington tor
carly tea.
Those who receive ticket, and can
not make it convenient to meet at
Wheeling on the 18th, can avail them
selves Of the courtesy extended at any
time during the present session OF Con
oress. 1t is designed to give the travel
err an opportunity Of passing over the
western portions of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad by daylight, in order that
they may more fully realize the grandeur
of the scenery through which it passes,
a. well as the success with which
extraordinary natural obstacles have
| been overcome in the construction OF
the road through the Alleg hanics.
The circular letters for the excursion
will be issued as soon as the the ar
rancements are entirely perfected, which
will be in few days. The railroads
which have already concurred In the
general programme extend west even to
lows. Missouri and other extreme points.
The southern roads have not yet been
fully heard from, but they will undoubt-
edly Join with the connecting lines in
the grand excursion to the Federal Cap
ital,"
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sTATE ITEMS.
: Tas Alton (usion COZ jail is now en-


= Tan Alton (usion Co. jail is now en-
tireIy vacsnt.
on THE first Monday in April the
county seat question is to be again de-
cidcd in Clayton county by vote OF the
people. The contest this time is be-
tween Garnavillo and Eikadcr.
A COMPANY Of Pixies Pcakers from
Webster county wore overtaken aud
stopped in Page county last week. Their
teams aud goods were seized to satisfy
claim Of 1900.
TIE entire population of Clarnda,
Page county, were notified to turn ont
Saturday last with shoveis, spades, post
augnrs, hoes, axes, saws, ETC., and build
fence around the public square.
TIE Clayton county Journal of the
18th. saws that Mr.. Reed, a son OF Capt.
Reed, who is we'll known in that ceun-
ty. has returned from California, after
al absence Of eleven years. lie is hale
and hearty.
MORE urLp--The Alton Eag.e is the
name of a new Democratic paper to be
issued on the Goth inst, at Alton, Union
county, by Morris q Ryan. Terms
$500 per year; $3.50 in advance. we
wish the Eagle much success-polltl-
calIy and financially.
An ENrERrEIsINc artist has drawn
the city of Dubuque and will have the
same Autographed. AS soon as this
tran.pircs the city should be carefully
whitewashed over head and securely
fenced in.
We NOTICE that Gotshall q Flavel!,
the enterprsing publishers of the Vest
ern Transcript at Keokuk are about to
start daily paper to be christened
Ayalatche. 1t is to be Independent in
politics. Success to the enterprise.
CoRN.-There are several boat loads
of corn now stored in this place await
ing shipment. Z. L. Grain has between
5000 and 5000 bushels; Wells, 5000
to 1000; Herrick, 5000 to 5000
Davidson about 1000; and there are
Others who have from 1000 to 1000
bushels Wapello Republican.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-20

CHICAGO DAILY HERALD. This
sterling Demo cratic newspaper which
changed hands some few weeks since. now
comes to us enlarged to splendid
eight-column paper. The Herald we
consider the best paper in Chicago or
even in the West, and it is with pleasure
that we notice its prosperity. Ex,Gov.
McComas, its able editor, is winning
golden opinions on all sides. AS a
writer he has but few equals and no SUI
perior in the West The Herald is
purely ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no dis
tmction in the Democratic party, but
goes for the nominee of the National
Democratic Convention. We would ad-
wise our Democratic friends in Iowa,
who want Chicago paper-and good
one, to send their names to the Chicago
Herald. Success to Cyrus H. McCor-
mick y Co., its cnterprising publishers.
Let the Herald circulate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-20
nematrat aud Aswss
-, s.n,, MORNING. MARCH 20, lsso.
Barning Bibles.

Sundry Black Republican organs and
the Davenport Gazette among the mum.
Der have lately been engaged in repeat
iug the foul SANDER against General
Jones, L. ). Minister to Bogota, that he
has been aiding and abettipg in burning
and DESTROYING Protestant Bibles, or that
while others were doing so he stood by
and sanctioned the operation. Some
say by silence and others more rabld say
that he actually encouraged the work OF
Biblical destruction.
We have repeatedly denied that the
assertions made by the INSCRIPTIONS OPP
positionis,. were true and demanded
some proof il, but have never been able
to get any--turther than that somebody,
nobody knows who, said he heard so.
Below we give an extract from that
highly respectable religious journal the
Presbyterian Baaner and Adcocate,
published at Pittsburg, Pa, which states
the matter rs it is
SourH AMERicA.--The report in relation to
the burning OF Bibles in front OF the Archhsh-
ops residence at Bogo,a, ia confirmed large
number OF oltaire's and Rosseaus works, and
Bibles, were burned in the same pile; and,
what is very remarkable, these Bibles were all
of Roman Catholic editions, thus placing these
infidei works and their own Bible ON the same
footing. Mr. Sharpe confidently believes that
God will overrule this for good. While this
outward opposition is boldly going on, individ-
ual members { the same community are quiet
" seeking the salvation Of their souls.
Coming as the above article does from
paper outside the pale Of politics 1t
may be considered strictly true. Per
haps Mr.. Jones witnessed the perform
ance-we cannot say whether he did
or did not is no concern of ours or any
one else.
Will the Black-Republican papers dc
Gen. Jones the justice to rctract and con-
fess their error!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-20

A LoAFING LEGISLATURE Loahng
and lounging about the streets has be-
come so general among the members OF
our State Legislature that one OF the
working members becoming Justly in
dignant at such lazy conduct, offered a
resolution providing that members alb
senting themselves from the halls OF
Legislation, without excuse, shall not
have their usual per diem. The loafers
were indignant, and, of course voted the
resolution down. The report that Cue,
Gurley and Drummond conspircd to
cheat Rusch out of all his commas" at
a game of marbles in the hall of the cap
ital building, and during regular session
hours, yet lacks corroboration. 1t is be-
lieved, however, that such was the case.
If SO they should be sent home imme-
diately to their almring constituents.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-20

IT is stated that suite of twenty no.
blemen and distinguished gentlemen will
accompany the Prince of Wales on his
visit to Canada, in June. Il is said
that His Royal Highness, the Duke of
Cambridge, the Duke of Newcastle, and
Major General Bruce, will be among
tho notabilitles on that occasion, and
WILL undoubtedly, if cordially invited,
VISIT davenport, Rock Island, Iowa
City and Muscatine. Will the Young
Mems Association invite the Prince to
deliver a lecture at some early day after
his arrival.