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HATING.

TIME subserlber hereby gives notice o. ths
ness atihisold sisudin the lin Wsrd, q. s l.
City, one block north 81 Temple Block
asN- WANTED. ssi. u
An kinds o. fars, for which liberal prize will
e PaidE aise ssxony sheep and lamb's wool.
]. liz JOSEPH L. IEYwoop. 1
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Fashionable Tailoring
3 5 4 4 A B LIS III NJ b N Z.
THIRKILL q SPROAT

~ this city that they sffl hid forth Il their
Old stand, one door north % G GORGE GOD
DARD'S, East Temple Street, where they will
keep supply Of GOODS, suitable for Coats
and Pahts, alWeye on hnnd.
Fancy Buckskih Goats anil Pants made 10
1rdsr. Also a good supply o. READY-MADE
CLOTHING always on hand. is
4 eating dome IsIms reasonable. i.R
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SAVE your PAPER RAGS

gTNHE inhabitants 81 Utah ere requested 70
II gsthef up and save their worn out wsgoR
eotets, ard every description 81 cDttpn and Iinen
RAGS for paper making, AND dellvsr them. From
zine 10 time. 10 The BisbOrs q the sewers
Wards. or the Mems and MorssktNRKn Offiefs or
their SCENTS. for which. when clean, they will
be allowed 1--WE cents q Pound The fass can BE-
y Iaexreeted That, vi few months, ~ who
wish can receive paper IN exchanes for taea
EDWARD EUNTER, Presiding Hishop
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81 Lorls, ApriL 4th, nm !.

.....-... ..-....g ST. Louis, April 4th, pm.
Judge Mclean, OF the United States
Supreme Court, died this morning, and
Capt. Berinail, commanding the Wyan.
dotte OF Pensacola, died yesterday Of
brain fever Il. .:5 1a:,ti'9 !, 2
VIM; Woodruff, democrat, Is elected
to Congress from the 4th district Of Con
.necticut, by so majority. The delegation
stands two and two. .r, ,.:@ q: .s:..
The New York Worlds Washington
dispatch says; Lieut. Gilman, from Fort
Pickens, reports that place as reinforced
and now able to hold ont for some time. /
"Mr. Blaisdell arrived from Texas To-
day bringing $4,000 which the secession
lists failed 10 get hold Of at Galveston.
He reports that the people have not been
fairly heard and are disgusted with the
revolution. y $50
= The HeralGs New: Orleans dispatch
says: 'srlIe report that the BROOKLYN had
reinforced Fort Pickens by landing troops
is incorrect, Supplies only were landeda9'
Il The present attitude Of the government
at Washington, is regarded as truce,
any yiolationof which would cause imme-
.diate hostilities
The tariff Of the Confederate States on
Northern manufactures are already found
TO be ineohyeniently high by Southern
merchants, and it will be reduced ut the
next Congress, rs. g. =,
The, Tribsass Montgomery dispatch
says, should orders be issued to blockade
W. -
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ST LorIs. Anril a nm !.

4 :. ~ Sf. LOFTS, Aprlt y, pm.
The steamer America, with European
dates TO March "a, arrived to day. The
French corps legislatif had rejected the
amendment TO the Emperor's address in
favor Of the withdrawal Of the French
troops from Rome, and finally adopted
the whole address at. + :...., =. :, -; -
The steamer Northern Light, with
California mails and treasure, arrived to.
day. Ok Fl ..,... ,s ~. j.
" The Hcrdlds w ashington correspondent
says: Troops have been landed at Fort
Piekens. Other adEices state the south
ern commissioners disbelteyr the report.
Commander Pcudegrast, named in the
#reporta as ordered to land the men, is not
'at Pensacola, but IN Norfolk. - II. ...... I
|. Capt. Winder. Of Maryland, has resign,
ed his position in the army. 81. :. s..
The federal company Of sappers and
miners will leave this city tomorrow, ii is
for Fort Hamilton, and the two
artillery companies, Cnpts. Magruder aud
Barry, viii probably follow during the
week for the same point. , J 81.
. The TREASURY department win accept no
bid for the eight million loan under 81.
The amount, therefore. determined upon
is only S. lo0, 600.
!. The Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Times, dated March 81, contains
the following. Quite a scene transpiretl
at the Presidents house yesterday. On
Friday, Senator Baker, of Oregon, pre-
sented to the President ten or eleven men
as representative Californiaas, who, after
lie retired, recommended Senator Baker
the executive as a proper aRhiter Of the
California appointments, The President
then invited oil C,tliforniaHs TO call on
him yesterday morning On Friday night
some thirty Califoruians had aniinpromptu
meeting, at which they appointeda com
mittee Of Eve Of their number as proper.
persons to give any information desired
by the President as to the qualifications
Of candidates, They also adopted an
earnest protest to the President against
Senator Bakers interfereuce, FIRST, because
he was not a Californian; second. because,
as they alleged, some Of bis recommenda-
tons were injndicious, improper and un-
satisfactory to California public sentiment,
This protest was signed by forty out Of the
about sixty Californians now here. j. w.
Simohton, Of the San Francisco bulletin,
was deputized TO present this protest with
necessary remarks. Nearly sixty Cali
fornians met at the Presidents Accord
ingly, yesterday morning, when Joseph
A. Nunez Of San Francisco, briefly address
ed the President, giving him the names
of the committee Of reference agreed upon
and calling attention to the fact that the
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MINING, sMELTrNo. ere.

II, H j. p. PsSc oE, Meyalurrlsi, etc. i7th
4 4 Warf, Great Salt Like City, wnnid DO
gias 70 commemorate With parties having samples
81 Lad copper I'm, zinc, Iron, o. other mihsfals
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DcIaGeId Smith was appointed, and
took The oath Of Office as district attorney
Of New York. vice RosefeIt.
\ ST. LOris, April 5th, nm.
4 "A Dispatch from Ghlrleston, Yesterday.
70 the New York Herald, says: Charles.
ton has today been IN a state Of excite
mem, uneqnalled since the FIRST secession
movements A crisis Is III hand
TIE appearance Of q schooner on the
harbor Yesterday evening, and her IL.
tempt 10 pass the batteries here; her sub
segment mysterious disappearance, have
aroused apprehensions Of the most serious
character, The military leaders have been
unusually active al day, aud members Of
the convention now in session, belonging
70 the several Notifications, have been
ordered on their stations. ~, b. I,
4 a Thousand TliiIors are III circulation.
the principle Of which indicates. that Fort
Sumter win be attacked III the course Of a
few days Two companies left the arse
nal tonight for Savannah. Later ad.
vices ere understood TO have been received
from Montgomery, ordering further sup.
plies 70 DO cnt OF. No further comniuni-
cation win be allowed between the post
and federal authorities. The attack will.
be from the forts, and Major Anderson
will soon surrender II seif.slelehse; though
y Is believed that an attempt win serious
~ be nude ut reinforcement. The dan.
ger l. imminent, and members Of the con
ycntion wait here expecting conflict be-
fore Saturday. .ts ... &: &.
The Times Washington dispatches say.
the revenue laws win be eniorcediH Isouis.
lana. No visitors are admitted to the
war department to-day.
y The Representatives Of lie great powers
have nuoflciaIly expressed d desire that
the Union should be maintained s. 81
( The following is a continuation Of yes.
terday's proceedings IL tho Virginia con.
yeniion Oh renssembling of the convens..
ton il the evening, the fourth resolution
as amended was adopted In tile commit.
Tee Of the whole. Mr.. FlonrIioy moved,
70 amend the fifth resolution, BY striking.
out the words, fkc, &c, aidin suppress
ing domestic Insnrrections.n thus making
the declaration simply. that the legitimate
try Of the forts, &c. Is to protect the conn
use against foreign force: ngreed V. % to
81 3s Fl, ,.5s1.g 95
The other amendments were offered.
and rejected
y g e = - "a -gs =. - - Z 49, = F. ~
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III Ii
.. -. CTaIAERHE

ID EsPECTFULLT informs me E.Biismsp
N and Ladlrs 81 Grsaf snlt Lake City, tbss
he will give instruetien - RENMANSHlP 10
al such a. desire 10 learn or improve IN This
useful Accomplishment
Instructioa viii BE riveh a. Tn flfh WARD
srhoeI.roosn and Il g.. w. nlouslcy's Aendsmy,
I6sh Ward. l.adIes Clsss Il 9o'aleck > NJ,
amt Gsntlemeh's al 81 pm. %
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+ UMBER, SHINGLES. LATHs and 4 0cK
- for building purposes, fuI which l VIII pay
q. S, L. City. 2fsf i.
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FIFE LOST.

an chris!mss Eve, tie old man TaThbfili
" lost Fife 10 the snow, white in the 10Th
Ward. An Indian found II, and has sold II.
The purchaser or any person that can give is-
folmaiinh on the subject, Is requested 10 ,op-
Innnicate with
as.lt, D b. HUNTINGTON, i6lh Ward. .
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!. ..iiine short Al Pickenk. Troops. pro-
,,sions. sad nnimunition afs lowing Into
Nv oonfsdernte States. "A nnniber or
troop, n, are expected q Montgomery this
week.
The report Of The reinforcement Of Fort
PIckens. Il pronounced BY reliable author.
IL. = unfoundsd.
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An officer Of The federal army who was
"A New Orleans. where he was sent By Bis
government, 10 about the time Of the ae-
cession q Texas, and remained there, it Il
suspected, for The purpose 81 giving iuior-
nation 70 the war department. TIE Con.
federate States have n sleepless eye %
him He u believed 10 be q Pcsnsylva-
iiian. W. ~. s., q y t3.ji
Dclaield Smith was appointed, and
took The oath Of Office as district attorney
of New York, vice RosefeIt.
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ST.. LOWS, April 4th, am.

-. ST. Louis, April 4th, am.
:. The st. Louis Democrat Of thi, morn
ing, after giving an account Of the,inter-
view on Saturday between the President
and the California Republicans, says, Col.
Baker wen n complete victory in this
affair; as soon as the interview was over
he was surrounded by recahters, who were
all anxious to disclaiu any knowledge Of
the character Of The document thus signed.
f Col. Bakers so.called State, desiguates
for collector Of San Francisco Capt. +. Is.
Folger, naval officer; Willard B. Farwell,
superintendent Of the nint; RI. Stevens,
navy agent; Sam. Bell, postmaster oil
San Frapciseo; Saml IL. Parker, collec.
tor Of Monterey; j. j, Arlington TO be
one Of the San Francisco appraisers; d.
j. Staples, probably snrveyorgeneral; j.
G., Birdseye, sab-treasurer; Alvan Elan.
ders. cOiner. aud II, Matheson, assayer Of
the mint .5... s..,sE 70 II. i /.
1t is stated in q Washington dispatch
that Senator Nesmith, before leaving for
Oregon, understood from the President
that no extra session Of Congress would
be called. 49, -. .,.ss .e
The New York commTeiGfs Washing
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.,.ss:- ff.i Oh. ltOSist ]hFttt - ses.tns
The municipal election held In this city
Yesterday, resulted in the election Of the
Uaiou Anti Republican Ticket, BY about
5000 majority Daniel @ Taylor Is
MAYOR. n u \. 81
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Adricss from Key West 10 the 25th,
snort that the steamer Crusader was to
Iesve with stores for the feet At Pcnsa-
cola
Tho steamer Gen. Rusk had landed the
troops from Terms at Forts Jefferson and
Tsylor. The latter Is now on a war foot.
inG. with al sorts Of supplies for year.
Judge Mervine, OF the .. s. district
court for the southern district Of Florida,
i. 10 resign. He will remove 10 New
York. He has eenengaged ~ the board
81 underwriters 10 attend their case IN the
New York court He u q strong Union
man, and does not resign on account Of
political troubles
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4 SrRIEGIIELp, Ill, April |.
The statc auditor reports that the Ian.
caster Bank has this day given full and
ample security for all Of its circulation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-12
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CelehrGxteN Female Pills

Protected by Royal Letters Patent.
Prepared from prescription of .Sir j. Clarke, IL.
d., Physician Extraordinary to tho Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all these painful ami dangerous dise., ~
to which the female Constitution is subject. Il,
moderates all excess and removes all distractions
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in . short time.
bring on the monthly period with reg ularity.
Each bottle,price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfeitS.
CAUTION.
These Pills shoul2 not be taken BY females do, :
ing the FIRST THREE N0N2,HS Of prsgnoncy,
a. they are cure to brisg on Asscarria2s, 6vs at
any other time they are cafe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation OF the heart, Mysteries and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when al 9th
er means have failed and although . powerful
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United Ststes and Canada,
JOB NOSES, Late !. G. Baldwin co.,
Rochester, N. 7.
n. B.-$l.00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized agent, will insure bottle, con-
tanning SO pills, by return mail
Sold BY all Druggists in Davenport and else
where. novSdAwly
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FHRUSTEES SALE.-WHEREAs, on the Iih
i day Of April, A. D., 1859, William H. MI
dreth and his wife, Asub N s. Hildrcth, execute
unto George b. Sargent Is Trustee, certain dec
Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land in
the city Of Davenport, in Scott county, lows, des-
c,ibed .. follows, to-wit: Commencing st the
south east corner Of Main and Mound streets
running thence south along said Mound street one
hundred and 6fty feet TO Graham kepner's Lii
property thence east one hundred and thirty feet
to lot owned by David A. Burrows !; thence north
sns hundred and ffty feet to said Asin street ;
thence west along the south side Of said Main
street ono hundred and thirty feet to the place Of
beg ming; containing $500 square feet Of
ground-together with the. stone stores and hotel,
known Is the "Eddy House," being block Of two
stories, hfty- feet on Mound street, and sixty
feet "a Main street. with tin roof, high partition
wells and al necessary stables and out buildings
thereon erected which said conveyance vas
made BY the ssid William H Hildreth and wife,
for the purpose Of securing the payment d eleven
certain prom ssory notes, signed BY ssid William
H. HiIdrsth, dated the 18th day Of April, A. D.,
1859, snd payable - follows: Ons for the princi
pal snm Of twenty-five hundred dollars ~, 500,
payable Eve years from the date thereof, ssd ten
other of said notes, for the sum o. $l35 each,
Pr yable respectively, in u, Is, a. 20, 3d. A,
Is, 81 and 80 months from the date thereof. Said
notes being executed BY said Hildrsth, payable 70
the ordsrof himself and By him Endorsed, and only
one of whi,h (to-wit the note Of $l25, de 8
months sfter it, date has been paid.
And uow, said two notes Of &t25, sash payable
in IL and Is months respectively, hsviDg become
due and payable, and the said VIM. H Hildrsth
sargent, Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice thatby virtue Of power vaieh
is in me vested BY said Deed Of Trust, will, on
Wednesday, the Both day of January A. d. 1851, at
the hour Of eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day, at the Court hose door, in the city Of Dsvsn
~ A.
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LlGHsE Il BKADBURY'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON FRAME NEW SCALE
Grand and Square PianO-Fortps,


The Insulated Iron frame preserves
"ntae original tone of the Instrument i,
all its purity, securing it fer ali time against tn
most disag eeaslc tinny qualityo IF tone invariably
found in all other Iron frame Piano Fortes It
greatly strengthens the ease and thus keeps the
fiano Forte much longer in tune. 1t gives tn o
instrument much fuller, richer and sw eeter tome
1t adapls the Piano to all climates nd to all chan
ges Of atmosphere, and in all respects it is pro-
nounced, and in all respects it is pronounced by
our pest "art >te the greatest improvement OF the
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srument acknowledged to be superior to all 9TH
ers made in this country or Europe.
few tesiimO ninls In regard 70 tho sumo, 4.
o ity " oar N ew scale Pat~n. Insulated fiano
Forces.
81 have examined the Piano Fortes of Lrhte
Bradburys with entire satisfaction. know not
that there are any others better. either in or own
country or elsewhere. '-DR. LOWELL MASON
" In clearness, richness, and volume If tone DEL
icaey. elasticity Of touch and fine action
have never played upon their equal.'-H A.
WoLLENHAUPT.
ne, and in delicacy Of touch they certainly excel
end n that beautiful singing quality so desirable
yet so seldom foupd."-WlLLIAx Mason
81 have never pl 'yed upon so rich and heavy
tone Square Piano Forte. "-ARrHUR NAPOLEON.
| am astonished and delighted with tho New
scale Iron Frame PanO-Fortes made by YOU.
There must be splendid future for Lighte l.
Bradburys' Pano-Furtes. Ono +. Reor
~ have never played upon so fine and instru-
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- consider them as to beauty, richness, fullness
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made in this country or Karl wells
In power, quantity, and equality Of tone, they
certainly excel; while for thar peculiar ,ich and
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m ~,sAA
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Eass Of BPoadwsy, New Yosk.
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Probate Notice.

%-OTICR Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
regular tern Of the County Court Of Scott
county, lows, held On thu 7sh day Of January, 4.
D., 1861 AN instrument puyportOg 70 the last Viii
and Testament Of Mary W. Harris was produced
and pa Llicly read in open Court, and the Court
fxed the Arst Monday Of February, 1854, to- pro-
bsting said viii, ct which time any person inter.
ested. may appear and show cause II eay they
have, Why said viii should b admitted 70 pso-
bate.
DAvnroaT, January 1th.
JOHN D. HARRIS,
BY PAREHs 1 EDw Aids, his Att'ys.
Let the above aoties b pablishsd IN The DEN.
oCRAr AND MsWs iee thTss esosseusive vssks.
r. LlNDERAAN,
jsss-dSv] County Jsdes.
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doc13-dts

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-On Saturday, tho 2sth
i day Of Jasuary, A. D., 1861, will be sol for
cash to the highest bidder, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, at o'clock r. NJ.
the following described real estate in Scott coun
ty. State Of Iowa, to-wt: Commencing at y point
the line Of George Alvord's land in the north
east quarter Of section twenty six 26,) in town
ship seventy-eight (78, north Of range four ~
east, nearly in front Of Christopher Rowe's house
theme, north &c east until the line strikes the
line dividing the lands Of George Alvord and John
b. Mathewsin said sect on ; thence north by west
along line determined by prolonging said divis-
ion line between George Alvords and John b.
Mathews lands until it strikes the south line Of
the main road leading from Davenport to LeClaire
thence south Az west along said road until il
strikes point on said road chains and 80 links,
north 81 2 west from the place Of beginning
thence south 81 e cast to the place Of beginning
containing six acres, more or less. BY force and
effect Of deed Of trust made to me by Henry
Grassau and Anna NJ. Grsssau, his wife, duly r.
corded in Scott County Records October 18th,
1885, and dated the 10th day Of same month.
January LIST, 1861.
FRANK PLUMER,