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TIE GALE.


By o'clock P. ships NJ, which 1 an
given to understand differs slightly, but per
sistently, from everybody else's M., the eals
had so strengthened as to make ths morn.
ing's Iris the particOlored subject Of a uni
versal curse; BY o'clock P. n. (ship'sl the
wind had far outgroEn all vestiges of its
youth, and had come into lie gturdiest gale.
hood, and was making everything spin be-
fore it. l here retire to nv bed, and an,
content to speak in the past tense for a while
Not content with even its hitherto unprece-
dented rise and progress, our gsy gale now
expanded into storm, and Immediately pro-
ceeded to fulfill the most exaeting conditions
Of that poFtentous noun.
he turned up the water into ThoIs dozens.
IN fact entire groases of Whits hills as If
they were the cheapest things on earth, He
scattered our feet before 90 strcpQ. sslfre.
liant, and boas'ful, now so weak, dependent
and humiliated, to the whole thirty od5 noints
Of compass; he lifted away the vail Of cIonds
rom before the skies, and tantali-ingly
saoWed rs thr0ugh the drifts and rents the
clear, calm moon and the unmindfnl stars;
and he picked up our staunch shin Etlautic
In his inTincible arms and whizled her svay
as If he were never going to let hsr drop till
1t suited his windy pleasure.
The storm was at its height at ebcrt P.
d., and ragged with the utmost violence and
without cessation till A. n, when tie first
signs Of abatement occurred. The Atlantic,
though sorely tried, fought menfnlly; every
SPAR and rope, and timber; every chain, and
bolt, and beam; every brace, and plank, and
itch Of canvas, or inca Of iron, doing its
iumb duty with as much stsunchnsss as ifit
lad consciousness, and q vitality dependent |
n the hours exertions. She Tes driven
rom her course Somewhat, but the sturdy |
'ngtnss always brought her back, and though |
ore put to II, she rode out the sale in
afety.
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CONVERSATION AND PLIGHT.

The utmost cOnsternstion now took full
possession Of the rebels, and in an uncon.
troilaole panic they Aed with the utmost pre-
cipitatlon. The panic ct Bull Run was not
more conPletei indeed, not half 90 much So
tor the rebels IN their mortal terror ran for
woods without stopping for anything what
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
TEE PLAN OF ATTACK.

The plan Of our attack was equally simple,
aduirable, and effective, being neither more
nor less than for the ships to steam In a cir
Gle, OF ellipse, running eloss to one shore ss
they came do'0H the river, drifting or steam
ing ss slowly as possible past the batteries
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
TIE BATTLE MORN.

IN Thursday the battle. dey dawned bright
snd clear, the morning being as warm and
balmy as q day Of our Northern lime. small
singing sifos from the shore paid US an oc
caslonal visit, and hundreds Of lovely butter
dies huttered through the rigging, one of
which, captured in the thiekest Of the iqht is
my individual memento of the fray. The
water was broken into gentle ripples by the
pleasant breeze, which proved of Just sufi-
Gent power in the succeeding eventful hours
to lift the battle smoke from the water. and
give to the splendid audience of many thou.
sands the finest possible view of the deadly
spectacle.
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In fact not to conceal tie rsuseatiuO
truth, in q few hours there were uDon tbs
ship Atlantic, not less than 800 men suffsr-
ing the intensest agonies of See-siolnesa =
the men tumbled into their narrow bunks
below save brainless few, who tiled to
brave It ont On deck, and who, being soon
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IMPROVED
PATENT WATER -DRAWERII

The undersigned, succeeding the late frm Of ] 4
HhEELkR o., in the manufacture Of
hheeLsTs Improved Patent Water DTa0er.
g now fuly prepared to supply tbs public with this
eupe8 little space Simple in con structiou and mo-
aDl9 % get out Of order. All lovers Of pure water
snould 0uy the "Old Oaken Bucket With Wheeler
Improvements attached It Is thu cheapest and best
article Tor wells Of all depths ever used
A8-WATEh DRaWERS rnanufactured ana uord
Eholesals and retail bY '-
II. 81. WHEEGER
HeHitt'a Block, Vineyari Il
Cleveland, Ohio
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tirHE LAST ROSE OF sUNNER.'

Soon sfter landing, detachment of men
proceeded up to Beaufort and found it ten.
antless except by one dilapidatsd person, who
presented some traces of cultivation, and Of
having been an original South Carolina gen.
tleman, but he appeared to be either para
lyzed by drunkenness or fear, and it proba-
bly, was not the latter. BE met the Federal
troops on the outskirts of the city, and With
hatiR hand, and gently swsying from side to
side, hiccupped out few undiSsiHg OIs raDle :
secedh cnrtary e1ciue onIEE IE5iS tss remnant OF
our men as they raised, -v-;.l-.- ---lDies oI
the stars and stripes over Beaufsrt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

STRAYBD-FRoM THE YARD OF
~ me y lrsh Ho9se, on the 18th inst, two cows
Ssns ons eood sizs9, square built, red cav vritb q
Snlse SEQ N her lace and white aAout be bsliT nd
9 n5o9 lss. tns other large red roam cow uoth n
erEly reWR Gded. ~ q Iiris ,sl1g 13s os M.
Cleveland Nov Is lss;ss3 NAAOA = W.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

A most noticeable thing this unorning is
the glorious showing forth oe 2 Brilliant
rainbow which, as there is neither rain nor,
at the moment sun, seems to US to put in its
appearance without sufficient cause or provo
cation. The officers and soldiers Of the regi-
ment behold it intsrestedlyi your eorrespOn-
dent gazes at it admiringly; the oEcers of
the ship and the sailors look at it one-sidedly.
and not few of them swear at it sudibly.
Others repeat this cOuplet:
at rainbow in the morning.
Sailors take warning -
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hedlna, March !, iS6I
na1-Ihe above named Ladies We ara uar-onoll-.,.
qqalntsd with, and know thas f5r s,Vsrsi -, = -
Nhlle We lived IN Med na, they va 8 zrslt s1ss1a71
4ds lss q na5 0een 20 badly afflicted that IL VA fi
o9liles Of gatholieon entirely cured her or hsF S1.
plants Ny wife received great bsReft IL T., ~,
melielne. we recommend Il to tie Ladiss al m
county as saio and enc ent remedy for a. rus1V
complaints ihsy are Gubisot 70.
JQHH WEEE8.
LditoT Oan6old Hsrsld
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TIE ARRIVAL OFF PORT ROYAL

Il
The first of our feet to reach Port Royal
harbor Wss the gunboat BienvilIe, which ar
rived on Sunday night. Others followed in
quick succession, and at 10 a. m. of Monday.
when the Atlantic came in, there were 26 of
the heet IN sight either coming in, or actu-
ally at anchor. The climate here is noted for
its geniality, and to-day it is warm enough
70 make summer clothing indispensible.-
Even anchored, as we are, many miles from
the shore we have been visited by numerous
gaudy butterflies and pretty birds, which tell
US OF perennial Snmmer-making the eyes of
the soldiers stare in wonder at what to them
IS such strange November sight.
GETTING READY FOR ACTION.
By Tuesday afternoon everything had
been put in readiness, and the feet fully pre-
pared for action It was about 4 o'clock.
however, before the Wabash sipnalized the
advance, and it was then SO late that it was
advisable to defer the attack until the follow
ing day. Wednesday morning opened with
heavy weather, and the attack was AGAIN de-
terred until it should subside. Meantime the
enemy were very busy on shore preparing to
give rs the WRrmest of welcomes. and az
ulting over the opportunity they were about
to have to sink our vessels as soon as we
came within range
On board the BienVille everything was
made in readiness. Shot and she'll were
brought up from below, the magazines were
opened, and the bulls eye lit; the guuners
'ook their positions beside the cast iron
and waited to obey with alacri-
y the order, "Cock your lock, blow your
match, stspd by, ready" The surgeon
md his assistants Were busy IN the cockpit
pFeading out their finely tempered instru-
nen's opening packages of lint, and taking
hose precautions 50 necessary, and yet that
uguF such fearful things to come From
ur gallant commander, Steedman-himself
South Carolinian by birth, but a thorough
Jnion man for ell that-down to the pover- ,
oys who stood in theiF bare feet and with :
nirt sleeves rolled up ready for their work. I
very heart beat high, and waited with snx;- '
y for the moment of action, which was
curly expected to be signalized from the
ag-ship l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

no. d D, kISasLET-Duar Sir: We flsl its 5utv
W Hs 9ae 70 the public, TO state that MsTshallis a
I sIl.sio9l - gedicine invaluabls tor couUlafnk
49, q unQer th9 mead II Female Disal1 fs haT,
@ lsea yoQf q teisnberg Medicines aad have bes6
s4eltlf oenentied tneIebys 20 much co. ttaf vrer9
ne pLlce QouDet We would have than 10 - 49,,
saao1 oI our se1 no are suGaring from res sns-SS-
ae Roaid recommend fh8 Carholicon as q s1re Ys--.
oea; 1L gives strength 10 thu system aud snabisv
eeon q me organs Of tho body to psriornl fsr -
Pr0pflAee unotions- hrs. IS. OATEH,
Mrs. j D. WDFEg
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THE ooNTRABAED BLEIlRET.

The sction lasted exactly FIVE hours, from
the minute Of firing the first shot to the in
slant OF running up the flag.
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Boots aud Sh0Fs.

-. H.B. KHGsLET, Os4ol..a.
~ -, He----r a sa.t - IlEta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
"RouaH WEATHER, SIR

Accidentally to-day got at the gauge Of
rough weather, as set by the Stewards De-
partment, the cooking force of the ship,
which is original and curious. 1.-THE wealth
er is not rough, Sir, until the saucepans
jump OF the galley, Sir; the tea-kettles fly
about the place as If they were shot out Of
a gun, Sir, and the ship rolls the ire out OF
the CRATE and all over the foor then, Sir, it
IL rough veather Sirn
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the United States
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EfL -e1 FEvo1a 'sTg-F -
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all got on without apparent injury, the as.
tonishment was great, and Tie universal i'm
preston began TO prevail that there was some
mistake.
For the second time the feet came steam-
ing down; for the second time thew poured
in that terrible FIRE, dismantling the guns
shattering the buildings, and stretching IN
death numbers OF their men; and for the
second time the feet passed in safety, show
ing not the slightest sign Of any intention of
going to the bottom.
By this time, a new element begau 70
mingle with the feelings of the Rebel qarri-
son. With astonishnent and wonder that
they had not yet sunk any of the opposing
vessels, began to mingle large very large
proportion of doubt whether they eouIi do il.
Without paying more attention to the
barking of the battery at Fort Beauregsrd.
on Bay Point than to pitch them an ocea.
sional shot merely to let them know that thew
were not forgotten, for the third time the
heet rounded their circular track, and came
slowly down TO pay their respects again
Again was the whole fire Of the fort concen-
trated on the WABASH, and afterward In turn |
on each one of the ships, as they passed IN |
a hery procession before the shore, delivering |
with the utmost eoolness and the NEST exact 4
precision their murderous fire, running even
nearer than before, firing more efectually |
than ever, and again stesming away unharn-
y, and turning the point for still another
'ound.
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there, and paying their ReFy respects, then
making the turn 70 90 back. END al they vent
up the river, favoEing the other batteries With
similar oomplimeais-theg game 10 be contin-
ued ad E5iaui, or until the rebel flag came
down.
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aaMlltaftllEkEe.

WATER CAN BE RAIsED IN LESS TIM
THAN II AHT OTHER WAYI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-13
Southern Congress.

MONTGOMERY, March IL.
The injunction Of secrecy having been re-
moved therefrom, l am able to send . syDopsis
OF the permanent Constitution. The follow
ing is its principal features:
No person who IL foreign and not . citizen
of the Confederate States, 10 allowed TO vote
for any officer. civil or political, State OF fed.
sral. Under the last census South Caro- l.
ma is entitled to five Representatives in Con-
gress Georgia ten, Alabama nine, Florida two
Mississippi nine. Louisiaaa six, Texas six, and
each state to two Ssnstors. The State Leg.
islature may impesch judicial or federal cf-
icers resident or acting In said State. by .
two-third vote. Both Houses Of Congress
may grant eests on the floor to either Of the
principal officers Of each Of the executive de-
partments. with the privilege Of discussing
the measures Of his department. Represent
alton on the basie Of three fifty for slav is
tinued. Congress 10 not allowed through duties
to foster any branch Of industry. The for
eign slave trade is prohibited Congress is
prohibited from making appropriations unless
by a vote Of two-thirds Of botn Houses. ex-
cept the appropriations be asked by the head
Of some department or the President. Extra
compensation is not to be allowed to any con
tractor, officer or agent after the contract is
made or the service rendered. Every Law shall
relate TO one subject. and be expressed by let
ter. The Preeident and Vice President are TO
hold office for six years. The principal officers
Of departments and the diplomatic service ere
removable At the pleasure Of President, ,oth.
er civil officers are removable when their ser.
vices are unoec. ssary, or for good causes OF
reasons Removal must be reported to the
senate when practicable. No captious reno
ysls are tolerated. Other States are to be al
- - he ku ~
thirds Of both Housea The Confederacy msy
require Territory, and slavery shall Be &C
knovledged and respected BY Congress, enc
the Territorial government when Eve State
ehsll ratify the permanent Constitution. IL shal
Be established for sueh States until ratified
The provisional Constitution shsll rsnain ii
force not extended beyosd one year.
Nothing Of interest has been done in Congress
to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-13
From New York.

NV YoRx. March II.
~ the hre in Broadway last night The lo.a
Of As'srs. Mssterton 4 Remer. vhojsesale sro-
GERS who occupied the first floor end basemene
o. NO. % 70 s.'imsted At 100000. The stook
OF Henry + Hsrkup. msnutacturer. ON IN. s...
ond floor. was entirely DESTROYED. Ris ~. !.
estimated at $4,000 Tha rsmsiodsr of m.
building wss unocenpied. The stoek a. nsrk
King. fArrier. on the first floor and basem. NJ
sf No. o. vas damaged BY water 10 the
amount Of 5000. Aessrs Rue ! Cote ettion
mapufa cturers Of children's hats. occupied the
second floor. and sustained slight dam,es 81
water. The stock Of Rolmsr / Co can manu-.
facturers on the third floor, was also damaged
by water. Cafhart d Bro. Wholesale erocere.
Occupying No. IS. ALEC sustained considerable
damage BY water The loss ID estimated a.
$4,000 and We understand the property 10
fully insased.
Washington special dspatches state that IL
ramored tat = messenger has been die
patched TO Maj. Anderson. with orders 20 With.
draw the garrison from Fort Sumter
Ihe PtH says that I'VE hear that the U. 8.
Circuit Court OF Wisconsin has rendered q de.
eis'on IN regard to Lacrosse LAID Grant bonds.
which seriously affects the validity Of The
class known - the upper numbers. All mum
bers from 1000 10 $500 ol the fret issue have
the preference over all the latter issuss-ths
upper numbers being only good for the amount
OF what tho County realised from the sale
while the fret issue 10 held to be voted for the
par valns."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-13
Southern News.
RICHHoND, March IL.

RICHMOND, March IL
10 Convention to-day, Mr.. sumner made .
strong speech Of 8 hours advocating the peace
propositions. and urged such action % would
meet the views of the whole State, and showed
the folly Of passing . secession ordinance for
reference to the people. - it would divide
then. He ssid that Virginia ought first to
command peace on al sides. then call . bor-
der State conference with peace propositions %
basis Of adjustment. then the Con vention 70
sdjosrn over 70 await tho result He expressed
full confidence Of eventual restoration.
NJ. Tyler replies tomorrow
ST. LoUn. March II.
The convention was occupied to-day in die
eussing the amendments to the majority report
but adjourned without anything OF special i'm.
portancs trsnspiring
MOBILE, March II.
The lights st Mobile Point end sand Island
have been extinguished BY order Of the oom-
man1sr Of Fort Morgan
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co M nj 3 RCI AL
DAv ENPORT nARKET

O1rIC1 or rus DKNOCRAr AND NIvs,l
Tuesday Eve, March IL, 1851, !
Barley mot 50 frm. Wheat spensd at zoe but
run up again TO former rates.
FLoua- Firm at $4.2oG4.5O. Shipments 900
bbls.
WHsAr--ln active demand at 6s07sc. Receipts
1850 bu. Shipments 1885 bu.
BARLEY-Sligatly declined. We quote at 3O@
$50 for prime. Receipts l.loO bu. Shipments
1900 bu.
CoRS-Steady 1t 1sc for ear and 100 for
shelled. Receipts $3.50 bu. Shipueuts 700 bu.
OArs.-Quist At l5@l6c. Receipts 227 bu.
OsloNs-From wagons 1910. Receipts IS bu.
PsTAroEs.-From wagons 15c. Receipts $50 bu
DxsssxD Hoes-N Nothing doing. Nominal at
$4.5o@5.25.
HAY-Dull 1t $4.00@6.00.
CoAl-From wagon l0c per b.shel Coal VII.
ley coal 20 in yard Henry county coal loo in the
yard.
WooD-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord.
PoULrRY-Live Chickens &l.25@l.50 y dos
Dressed 6@sc y b. Turkeys, 60@75c dressed
do. 8@10c y h.
BUrrER.-Plenty At lo@l21ls pD.
EGos-lO@l211c y doc.
LAKD-l0@l2hc y b.
HAAs-New Sugar Cured. llGl231e pr h.
Common lO0llhc per lb.
PorAroEs-l5W25c y bushsl.
TURSIPs. per bu.
CHEssE--Herkimer Co. l3Ql7e per ID. Wss-
tern Reserve llX@l2Hc.
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River Items.

TUEsDAY, March IL.
ARRIVED.
DssNARE, Robinson, Ssbula.
LUzRsNH, Boyle, Keokuk.
ApsLIA, White, St Louis.
DRPARTRD.
NoRrHERNEe, Afford, Dubuque.
DENMARK, Robinson, st. Louis.
LUzEaNB, Boyle, Keokuk.
The Northsrner, Capt. Afford, will bs thsrsgu
lar Northern Line packet for st. Leuis to-day.
Tn ADElAs--Ths Adelia, Capt. White and
Clerk Cogswsll, will depart fer st. Louis ct four
o'clock this afternoon. Shippers will please
bear this fast in mind.
ExrsAolDINAMY RIvEs IMr1IIleuxcy.-Ths
St. Louis RepsHieas informs its readers that The
nlisois river i open - Jar.p a. Dsbsqss Thai
= usstav eeeA. ssjans1
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mchS1
cTATE or IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, So.
y Edwin X. Peass
%. In the District Cou
John P. 4. T.llman, Of said County,

Notice is hereby given that BY virtue Of IN or
der of said Court the subscriber receiver in the
above suit, will sell at Orr's Auction Rooms, in
the city Of Davenport, o The 9th dsy of April,
A. D., 1861, at II o'clock q noon, 81 and overy,
The personal property rsnaining, and being in his
hands q such receiver, consisting Of promissosy
ootes, book accounts, judgments, ste, etc.; vhioh
,aJe i to Be entirely for cash. and the purchaser
or assiensss Of the said debts will - authorised
% sue for, and collect the Same in the name q
10 eubscribse . receiver in the above suit Or
Iii receiving sufficient indemnity againet all
coets and expenses 70 which be may b sabjsetsd
IL consequence Of any suits.
Dated this "a day q March, 1861.
,g sYi p. COG0DON,
ushs ...g Rsseiy~.
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New Ork Market.

NEW YORK, March IL.
FLoUR-Market dull and shade lower
s5.o0@5.05 Super State; e5.l0G5.l5 Extra State !;
S5.O0@5.l0 Super Western; $5.l096.1 Is Common
Extra do; $5.4O@5.55 Inferior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
AYE FLOUR-Steady 1t x3.400g4.10.
WHEAr-Narket dull end slightly in favor Of
buyers. Sales q, 900 bus. $l.l6 Chicago Spring;
$l.20,Al.2 Milwaukee Club in store and dcliv-
cred $l.3l WinterRed Western $l.60 choice
Genessee.
KYE-Markct quiet, SIC.
BARLEY-Steady,7 7O9sOc.
CORN-Market dull, heavy and lower. $40
6712c Old Mixed Western.
OArs-Market dull. 35H@87c Western and
State.
PoRK-Market quiet and unchanged. $l7.l2X
mess $l2.75 for prime.
WHIsKY-Market At l7H@loc--chiedy At the
former price.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-13
THE SCOTT HOUSE.

.nN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
~ this well known Hotel changed pro-
prictors. One Of the undersigned, the owner Of
the premises, and the original proprietor, will be
in the office to welcome all old and new friends.
a.Wo&. A%-r~..o. .s.~o..>L-A--..I ---~:n-..
the travelling public all the comforts Of we'll reg
ulatea house at the low price OF
One Dollar per Day
We are determined that this shall be the best
Dollar House in the State.
One Hundred and Ten Day Boarders
can be accommodated. Families desiring rooms,
are invited to call and make their selections.
Large and Commodions Stable connected Ush
the H0mssl
To our farming friends No would promise that
the same lberalty will be extended to them as
heretofore, h and the highest prices paid to them
for that part Of their produce used by the House.
J. J. HUMPHREY co.
jan22-d&wH
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From Texas.

Nkw ORLEANS, March IL.
.sa ,. N1.~S AssO9ut0 0o0 ~.
rived ct Ft Brown on their way 20 the coast.
The steamer Dan1. Webster vas outside Of
Brazos to transport the federal troops.
1t 10 reported that 1900 Texsns we're stationed
on the Rio GIsnde, and reinforcements were
still arriving
The collector for the district Of Brasos had
resigned and resumed duties under the author
ity Of Texas.
Col. Ford was 10 Brow nsville. Gen: Mcleod
vas in command st Brssos. and Gen. Nichols
at Point Isabel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-13
4. J. SEVERANCE,

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR III DIR. CHAS.
- GooDRICH, would invite you. attention t. his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work and prices, at his Rooms, next doos
to Shepherds Ambrotyps Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
N. B. Teeth extracted all hours of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. nov5 u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-13
NUMBER I25.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDlNGs.

SsSArB-The Ssnsse took m y. r.....,.
rssoution for the szpulsion q n wj.f.ii
when. on motion Of NJ. simmons. "a toessh..
With NJ. Cingmsn's substitute. % rsfesr.d -
the judiciary committee. ~
-. Irn"hu'. from the judiciary sommitts..
to whom vss referred Mr. Ms.on;e ,eeolnsio.
soons Msssss Carlton and Ssnhoru. r1Do,ssd
back the revolution. with the reeomm ende III.
that It Dc postponed ill the seeosd Nondsv 4.
Dec . the committee deemed Il preoatnrs -
orass payment 1t shis time. which VS. aersed
to.
Executive Sessiou adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-13

FARxEas' and mechanics cassim eres,
cottonades. shirting checks and stripes. and
many other styles Of staple goods just received
BY Wadsworth. The farmer can get his sup.
plies for bis family ct Wadsworth's as cheap
and - good % ct any house in the city.