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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15
COM Nj E RCIAL.
DAVENPORT MARhE Ec.
DAILY REPORT.

DAlLl REPORT.
OYVicK DAILY DEAOCRAT AND Ngwsl
Wednesday Eve, March IA, 1850. !
The weather was quite plea san, to-day and bu
.iness generally brisk. The grain market was not
as active as yesterday. the receipts being mnch
smaller. Wheat was firm ct 81 004l 05, and n
geod inquiry. Corn steady and firm It 3ol93lc
Oats quiet and unchanged. Barley dull. Flour
advanced fifty cents, ard firm. No change in
other quotations.
Below give the receipts, shipments and quo
tations for to-day. Part of the shipments given,
however, were made last evening, but too late ior
yesterdays report.
| FLoug-Market advanced 40c. We quote choice
Spring Extra s. p wholesale, and s. IS retail.
Shipments per river $50 bbls. Corn meal quie,
at SOC ler bu. Shipments IS bbls TO St. Louis
| WAEAT-Keceip,s 1860 bu. Shipments by ry
er 5000 bu. Market firm at 81 0ogl O5.
| Cogs-R Receipts 40 bu Shipments 1850 bu by
river. Market steady at 3O@3lc.
OArs-Receipts very small and shipments ty
river 1850 bu. Market quiet at 32(g34c.
& fBARLEY-Receip,s l3v bu shipped by river
37sbu. We quote at 65la7oc for good to choice
RYE-Market quiet and steady. Shipments
IS bu.
ONIONS Receipts small and shipments by river
$50 bu. Market stealy at 3oQIi5c.
PofAroEs Receipts about 100 bu; Shipments
by river $50 bu. Market steady at 25I35c f,r
common to good Pinkeyss and 30937j &c for god
TO choice Neshanocks.
GRASS SEEp--Market quiet with but little ~
quiry. We quote Timothy at S2 0092 % fl,
prime and ch occ and 81 ! 5 for inferior. Hunga-
rian seed dull at 75c. Shipped 40 bu TO St. Louis
HAY--In good supply and market quiet at 3 %
a 90 for good Prairie. Shipped 80 bales by rive r
| BrrTER-Quist and steady a. lzL@i5c fol
common 70 good.
Eeos--In good demand at &c wholesale arc
SIS retail.
HIDEs-Market steady and unchanged. We
quote green At &c green sal'ed s@s1z dry salt
ed l01a q lie; dry flint l2@l2Lc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15

TEAMING IT TO DUBUQUE. - The
steamer Harmonic touched at the levee yester.
day morning, and landed about twenty deck
passenger. who had shipped for Dubuque, but
the Hsrn.onia concluded to 60 back from this
point, and the passengers we're obliged to hire
wagons TO take them to the end Of their jour.
ney. A very shabby proceeding on the part
Of the boat
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New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD. March 1911 Pm
The vote for Governor in several Of the
leading to lie as follows:
Concord-Good win. .3i7 Cate .02
MISUNDERSTANDING, 1924 Cate, 1884
Nsshus-Goodwin, l.ol2; Cate, S55.
Dover-GoodwiD, 96s. Cate. 6l5.
Cisirmont-uoodvin oo4 Cote, 2,4ll.
Mid light returns from II. towas give Good
win "a. 800 Cate 2ll32
The returns from Cheshire and the lower
portion Of Rockingham county will consijers-
bly, edd 10 Goodwit's : majority.
The Republicans have elected 40 or proba-
bly, so Of the Counseors. Of the IL State
Senators and large ma sjority Of the Represent
atives-probstly one hundred.
LATER.
CoScoEp, March a
l62 towns foot up Goodwin Republican, j,
S0253 Cate, Democrat. 25.627 The Repub-
licans have elected III members Of the Leyis.
lature to 50 Democrats.
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COUNCIL PROCEEOsNGs.
ADJOURNED MEETING.

COUNCIL CHAMBER. March IA 1850.
Council called to order hy his honor the
Mayor Hiram Price.
Present - Alderman Morley, L. Claire
Coates, O'Brien, Ssddoris, Ramning, Hsviland
Christie and Holmes
Proceedings Of the last u.ee,irg read and
approved.
Petition Of r Merwin 4 Co., lumber msr
chants was read and on motion . committee
Of three vas appointed with power to receive
bids and report At .xt meeting. Committee
Haviland, Morley and lie Claire.
Petition Of Jas. Cunningham and others
with reference 10 bad condition Of culvert in
Fuiton's addition in East Davenport. wss read
and pr aver granted.
Petition Of Francis II. Shepherd and others
sskine leave to form 40 Indepsndsnt Hoe Com.
pany, vas read and on motion was referred TO
Committee on fire and water.
los, city order, drawn IN favor Of Cannon d
French. snd asking that new order to smou ut
of t25. so and interest be issued. Referred to
Committee on claims.
Petition Of Detlif Haas. asking for . deed
for cemetery 20. was read and on motion Was
referred to AID. Ramming. with instructions TO
require sAi party to produce voucher for
his claim.
City Treasurer presented his annual report.
which on motion VAS referred to Finance Com
mi,tse. With Instructions to report at next
meeting Of the Council.
Report of the City Treasurer Of the City Of
Davenport from March 2lst, 1859 to March
IA, 1850.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15

Coon, IF TRUE The unique aud
pleasant style OF getting married, recently in
troduced at the Scott House. in our city. has
candidates for matrimonial honors, and our
readers may expect to hear of sudden 'step-
ping off Of At least one couple ere many weeks
pass away. We shall expec. new beaver on
the occasion Of one, perhaps the first
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15

We much fear that freig ghts will range
very high this season. Is there appears to bs
no prospeCt of the river rising. There is but
3S inches Of water on the lower rapids and
falling. The Northern Line Packets al have
to light over and should the fall eontinne.
they will have to draw eff altogether.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15

Captain TRouT's is the place to buy
your butter and eggs. nice turkeys and chick
ems. oysters and fish. vegetables. DC. dc, and
the old man is always on hand, With smiling
street at No. o.
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90 NJ On n II.

90 N GER y.
gTym DAVENPORT ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY
j assisted. BY the MANNKRCHoR and talanicd
amate urs, will give their
SECOND COSCERT
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 1s, lsso,
1T .NetrOpOlifaM HalI.
PROGR MME-PART
Overture-C Clemensl di Tito, Mozart. .Orchestra
Quartette (vocal) ChrySd Spring, Root.
Quartette( instrumental Sounds from Home Gungs
Overture-Don Js.as, Mozart, Orchestra.
Solo-Pur La CLarinssss, with accompaniment,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - SchultT.
Chorus --Artuns the Rhi~e- .ManneTchor,
PARTe.
Overture (by request -haliaao in Aig;ers, ,Ross Al
.OtcnestSa
Quartette vocal -WiAie Bst, Poulton.
| Quartette instrumental )-Ssyrien Song, Gunge.
Overture -Cosi Fan Tati, Mozart -. Orchestra.
Ovsrture-Fra Diarolo, Auber 49,. .OrehestEs.
| Doors open att Concert to commence st *
O'Clock. Admission, single tickets, 80 cts, oe four
for 81 to - had Of G. Schlegsl, at J. c. Wal
lace's Jsvelry store, or At the door.
nchl3-d5t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15

WE would call the attention Of buyers
to the advertisement of Evans. Chew Co., 10
another column Their stock OF Groceries Is
probably the largest in the city, and buying
and selling for eash they can offer great induce
nents 70 dsA lers
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15

THE BILLIARD MATcH.-Owing TO the
pon-arriysl OF one OF the gentlemen Who was
TO have PLAYED at the Burtis House last even
ing. the match has been postponed until 'h.s
evening
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II indefinitely postponed.


Committee to whom Vas referred etition Of
Washburn. report that petitioner vas over
assessed 5000, and that amount be stricken
from Assessment Roll
Adopted
Committee to whom we referred petition Of
John Atkins. report that the error in assess-
ment be corrected.
Petition Of Samuel Parker vas received and
placed on file.
Committs to whom vas referred the matter
Of D. K 1errick. ask further time Granted.
Committee TO whom vas referred petition Of
r. B. Hill. report that prayer Of petition be
granted
The matter of the petition Of r. B. Hill
With regard 10 assessment, which has slrssdy
bssa passed upon. was, on molten, referred
back to committee. with power to adjust the
matter,
Aid. Ramming offered the following:
Rssolssd. That the Committs on Narkete il
hereby insteoetsd and authorised 70 take
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15
We PUBLISH this morning the annus

We PUBLISH this morning the annual
report Of Carr. X. NJ. LrrrIEE. Chief Engineer
Of the Fire Department Of the City Of DaveG-
port In this connection We wish TO say that il
vas in . great measure owing to the indomita-
ble energy and perseverance of Capt L,rrlsR
that the City Of Davenport to-day, has one Of
the best organized Fire Departments in the
country. For all the labor Capt. LrrTLrR has
performed, he never asked nor has he ever re-
ceiv ed. . single dollar Of compensation. We
call the attention Of our readers TO this report.
~ it contains many interesting faets and sew
eral very valuable suggestions. The tabular
report of the Chief Engineer submitted to the
Council is very creditable piece Of work.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15

THANKs.-We are indebted to II. II.
SsnH ESQ, for late files Of Philadelphia papers.
Mr. Smith has just returned from the east.
where he has been purchasing his spring stock
of goojs They have already commenced ar
riyipg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15

TnE LAsr DAY.-Remember to-day
old stand, No East Second street The best
goods are TO be cold today without reserve,
and the ladies .hould attend without fail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15

The house of ,ll-fame, situated on the
Camden read, and known IS the Frame. was
burned to the ground on Monday evening
Good
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15
Burning Of the ship wabash.

SANDY HOOK, March IA.
The ship Wabash, from New York. bound
to Rotterdam. 10 now on 6re, and 10 eempletely
envsloped in famea TIE pilot boat No. has
taken Of the crew. The ship il nov ashore
on the point of the Hook.
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PART 2.


THE UNDERSIGNED WILL HEREAFTER.
i - co-pertneEs, continue the practios Ct the
Law. AUSTIN CORBIN,
GEO. 8. G. DOW,
8. E. BROWN.
MAssh !, leo fnass-Alf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-15
steamer News.

steamer NeWss
Pos1IAsD, March l3.
The steamship Nova Scotian from St Johns,
n. F., arrived here At $3.50 r.H.
The steamship North American will ssil for
L verpool on Saturday The North American
reports abe smoke on the let with the steamship
CITY Of Washington. The North American
brings no list Of the passengers BY the Hurga-
rian.
NEv York, March IA.
The stesnship City Of Baltimore. from Liv-
erpool 29th via Qaeensto y March lst and the
Australian from Liverpool 2sth ult, arrived
to-day. News anticipated.
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MARRIED..

A. the Scott House, on the 18th inst. by REV
R. L. CoLL1EK, Dubuque, MR.. LEONARD H
MORSE to MISS ANNA N. SHEPHERD, both
Of this ctv.
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Fire II Mobile. Ala.

loBlLB. March Is.
The Uaion Cotton Press, with 1900 bales OF
eottoa and ssvsrsl buildingA we're burned ths
norning. Loss e27Sy000
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2ea'ofrat aud aews.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1850

RorsDs LASGDoH, l53 Randolph street, Chi
cage, are authorized 10 receive sdverti .ements for
this paper
{. IL. ScsIyBs, 20, Dearborn street, Chicago, 10
authorized TO receive advsrisemen nts for this Pc
per.
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the CI Y.

THKY HAVE CoxE.-Those splendid
Spring goods st Eldridge &Wiilisms have COM
menced arriving. They are very fine, and no
mietake.
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Destructive Fire at Newark, n. J.

Destructive Firc at Newark, n. j.
NEvARK. N. J., March IA.
At midnight last night the building in M
ehsnic street, owned aud occupied by Jas n.
/ G. Wasseli, Silver PlAters and Manufactur-
ers Of Saddiery Hardware, was totally de-
stroyed BY FIRE. together with . stock Of nm
ished and unfinished work. large amount
Vas packed up ready for shipment and but
little Of it Vas saved. This vas large e.
tablishmeas OF the kind, employing 100 handa
Insurance on ready rsade stock valued at
t9. 900 and in wares in process OF manufacture
valued ct q. $500.
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Cheap and for Cash only.
UCTION SALE,

ON MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARCH,
Al 10 O'Clock, A. M,
it,np house at tbs corner If 9th d Ioea snssts
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
Housekeeping Furniture,
consisting Of Psrlor Dining-room, Bed room and
kithen Furniture, Carpets, Croekery, Class ware,
Stoves, dc, dc. All new and in good condition.
Dne Extension Table = feet long.
Terms, Cash.
ALFRED L0UDERBACK.
SAMUEL PARKER, Auctioneer. marl4dtd
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n Card.

1TAy,NG PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
III stock, assets snd interests Of 1cCAHN :
CoAr ., ! shall ccntinas ~ susiness - usual as
the old location.
Nv STICK Of Groceries is fun and complete, a1d
viii Be sold s1fssnsly lev for cash.
Parties ouinn tie ed fEm viii pasase call ana
settle, - al g sanding busi.s0 n1st b caeeoa
without dslay. I.P. C0A180
nehle-d11
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HEsorkCRs Optic CITY

REsorRCBs OF TIE CITY.
The floating debt, such as money borrowed on
notes, judgments and orders outstanding:
Dne on tax list for 1859, .......... $32 $50 81
Note for taxes Of 1858, 10,60S 80
Certificates for taxes Of 1857, . $50 90
Rent for Hospital buildings DUE. Is 90
dividend on SAT 900 stock in Chicago
/ Rock Island Railroade
Due ON account Of licenses, ........ IS 90
Davenport, March IA, 1850.
InRRSz.o ScHRrcHuR
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Report Of City Clerk vas read and on motion
vse referred to the Finance Committee.
Report Of Chief Engineer of Fire Department
WAS presented, and referred to Committee on
Fire and Water.
Communication Of City Attorney vas read
and ordered to bs fled and printed with pro
ceedings.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Ga 0nh al (vASa,vad n Hospital Gam \ AZ m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Notice under this head 10 cents per line
ach insertion, or so cents per week.
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THE Hi COOLING
BEST ~ AND
AND r@@.s1rS5aj PRESERVING
CONVENIENTLY 4~A@T@SF~41 MILK
CONSTRUCTED Ef{es&IlsahIl til BITTER
ARTICLE Hp1fTsS7S5l III FRUIT
AyEj1-pk3 WINES BE-
All the compartments guaranteed dry consequent
~ free from mould moisture ana impure odor, and will
diiion than in other Refrigerator before the public
The IMPROVEMENTS recently added, by which a great
saving of ice has been obtained, gid air Produced
and durability effected, certainly places in advance of
anything ever offered for public patronage
TO PRESERVE MEATS AND FRUITS,
certain degree Of cold must be attained this not
the only requisitethe air must be PURE or The
moisture would destroy all.
No Refrigerator be dry unless the whole Of the CON
from mould. must faint unless dry air be continually
circulating throughout the entire apartments ice cannot
be economical in Refgeratos where the air
mited either to yenate produce currents nor such
Refrgerators dry The introduction ventilation,
is highly Objectionable not only because waste
but also account of the dampness produced by condena
ton.
The shelves of the ARCTIC open work, to allow the
free circulation OF the down about the sides
with moving currents of cold air
They open with double doors upon the front and top with
lock and key to eachbeng made of lumber
IN the very best manner and handsomely grained
desirable piece of Furniture for dining and have
water Jar from which perfectly cold be all
times, without additional ice.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE.
The Dollar Weekly Exchange.

The Dollar Weekly Exchange.
The first number of the second volume of
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a PRicE CUR r EMIT,
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E::;t TRUSTEE SALE.-In pursuance of a
lii decree of the Circuit Court Baltimore city, the
esfE uhuerslgned Trustee will sell public auction, at
HIGha % SaesRoom, in Baltimore city en- TUES
THOSE TWO ADJOINING Tors OF GRotjNb, front
ing each seventeen feet the south side OF HOns street
dep 10 twenty foot alley which begin respectively at the
distance OF one hundred aud thrysx feet and one hun
aTen and feet west from Carey street. each Lot
belng subject TO an annual ground Va dollars
payable half yearly the first DAYS of January and uv
improvements consist e three story Brick DWELL
ING HOUSE, with Brick Back Building on each lot ban
n'n anu tenth houses from the southwest corner OF
iolInS and Carey streets. VI
Terms OF sale areHaf cash. the balance in six months
and to be secured by the of the purchaser or
purchasers endorsed The satisfaction the trustee
WA. +: Prick, Trustee
iu7 3taw3w&ds q 0i ST,t GU,
| N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Gq9r will sell at public auction, at the Exchange on
ibESDA1 5lst july, at o'clock p N the UNDIVIDED
HALE la, OF sUB-RENT OF sEv ENTY-FivE DOLLARS
Eh ann UM payable half yearly lth Feb Uary and 18th
Euaw stFe t southeast Corner Of RUS ana f aa "
Lot Beginning for the the side Of Euaw street
extended n0rtherly 252 feet from alley and run
nlng northery bounding Eutaw street, feet thence
easery parallel with said alley $40 the eastermost
extent Of CAROLS ground thence southerIy bounding
thereon % feet to Lot No IS and thence binding said
There original rent of $25 payable annuaIv Goth
AUGUST on TINS Lot-maSng the subren equal $50 per
annum, which is most abundantly secured
The terms of sale are cash.
WM F. FRTCE, Executor
4 S ATTORNEY FOR THE OWNER OF THE
ANNUITY, VIII unite in the sale thereof the time,
place. and the terms above ndaed so that The pnrcha
ser get good and sufficient title TO the whole sb-rCnt
iuI33aw&ds GIBSON b % GucTrSS
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aiat0s snb IIasiG.

9an1s snS IlIsir.
...sgaeETmu GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
EssysHzezss MANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE.
III n a. n n WAREROoMS:
u Nos. Is, II and IS N. EUTAw STREET
OFFICE:
NORTHEAST CORNER OF EUTAw AND FAYETTE STREETS,
The undersigned has hand of the largest
assortments OF PIANO FORTES in this city. which for
beauty of finish, power and tone, elasticity
touch, have by judges been pronounced unrivaled.
The highest Premium-a Gold Meda--was awarie them
1889 ~ " Cocoon
exchange granted atany time within months from day
Of sale, il not entirely satisfactory.
Terms and prices LIBERAL and call respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
~ Pianos taken in exchange, hired tuned and repaired
Several Secondhand Pianos for sale low for cash.
HENRY
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Business GArDs.

- EO. W. HOOPER,
- SHIP CHANDLER AND GROCER.
AND
HEMP, PATENT C0RDAGE, CHAINS. ANCHORS
SPIKES, PAINTS, OILS, NAVAL STORES oAETrU
BLOCKS, BUNTING, HAY, ROPE, &c
~ CORNER PRATT AND South STREETS.
Ju2Iit Baltimore.
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nLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
" IN THE CITY
No. 10 NORTH GAY STREET
HANUFA CTURER or
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWEIRY,
AND DEALER IN
YER PLATED WARE,
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Has in store beautiful assortment of New Styles and Pat
serns of Rich Jewery and Silver suitable
embracing great variety of Set and Plain Gold BROOCHES
Mosac Carbunke Coral Pearl Lava Cameo, Etruscan &c
EAR RINGS; BRACELETS; FINGER RINGS, set with
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, Opal, &C. Ladies, GOLD
CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains Miniature LOCKETS
Gold Thimbes Cuff Buttons and Pins Sgpet Chased and
Plain Gold Rings PeAcil and Pens; Sleeve BUTTONS and
STUDS Gold and Jet Crosses Jet Pins and Ear
Rings; Hair Jewelry Of beautiful designs, &c.
Also complete assortment of Best Quality Heavy Silver
plated TEA SETS, Walters, Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets,
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands Castors, Candle Sticks Pearl
Handle Dessert Knives, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' FANCY
ARTICLES &c, which will be sold the most reasonable
erms. scott
Hiss Il AUSTEN,
FURNITURE WAREROOAS,
1913 W. FAYETTE STREET,
tnhletfr BALTIMORE
SHOW-C Asses
> OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Manufactured, and an assortment always on hand,
and for sale by
JOHN MAYER,
rnuat Mn A Y