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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
The star spangled Banner.

O'et the home Of the free, o'er the hut Of the slave
whose stars In the face Ofno foe e'er wqxed pale,
And whose stripes are for those that the stars dare
assail- r'
whose folds every year broad and oroauer nave
grown,
Till they shadow both arctic and tropical zone'
From The Sierra Nevada TO FiordGs shote'
Ana, ike Ohoer IU'st, are still asking ior more
That Rabna, whass ,utan,,ne hunting r. n boast
Which t po.Ion saw vreedom;s tnnt gole bevnn
ID ,so,, w - ia vctorv won
''N ''''' 'N''' - - -
Fo, our fathers in robel defiance II spread.
aut to ne /, waves hrotherly greetine idstead.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

The following lines from Punch which
delight in punching everybody, but par
ticularly tie French and The Yankees, is
very expressive of the strong anti-slavery
sentiment which prevails throughout
Great Britain. 1t contains great deal
OF truth, is we'll suited to the times. and
is worth reading--particularly the last
line. III.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
tbe Yarrtaster @a3ette,
CLARKE, KooKEN & SuTpAEN,
EDITORS 4 PRoPRIEToRs.
OF + / O f.
TaIImadge RlOck-aThirdS StOry--to the
Left Mt the Head of the stairs.
rERMa oE suRscRlPTIoN.

sBuslness cards Ofabout ines,by the year. 30 90
WPAdvertisements,n not marked on INC manuscript,
will he continued at our terms until forbid.
N17L Legal adv ertIsements, Administrator noVees'
must be paid Tor Ia advance, for reasons which,
we will explain at the time. ,,
Us The above terms strictly observed in all cases.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

EETo keep apples from rottiug, place
them in dry cellar with fifteen children.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07

Governor Let tsheT on the Ohio Resolutions.
The following was communicated to
the Virginia General Assembly:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23
REPLY,

DAVENPORT, March FL, 1861.
GEs5I8nEs 81 have received the communi-
cation gned BY citissns Of Davenport. roprs-
sen ting various political parties. ssking The
nee Of my name - candidate for the office Of
Mayor at the approaching election. spprs.
eiats the compliment Of being considered .
suitable person. by % many Of my frisnds. to
ill said Office. Before, however, giving an
snsvsr to your requsst consider il necessary
TO exp'sin the ground must be understood TO
occupy; for would. by NO mesns. wish to
hsvs any one committed to my support under
any misspprshension Of my political ssnsi
ments.
It 10 too we'll known that the nomination tor
the Office Of Mayor. must bs made to soafosm
to the ssntinsnts Of the leading political par.
ties; being Republican. then. if the prefer.
snes. that the signers Of the call have sxpreseod
for me, should lead to the adoption of nv
name BY The Republican party. should feel
mysslf called upon to seeept the nomination.
Yours. very respectfully.
HulY B. HovyMAu.
To AnsomE LsOtAIss. Esq.. and others.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23
Later feOu Euro>e.

| SANDY HOOK, March n
Inc sessosetp Arsgo fo@ Havss. ~
Soesbamptoo. 9Th. passed this this .. m.
she rsports thas the steamer City Of Balts
oore 1eeraary nd. touched Qasspstovn OF
me 9Th inst. % hsr vay " Liverpool
me eemnsFcisl sdvisss By the Arsgo ars
| The sdvisss By the City Of Baltimore had
esn.sd great activity in The Liverpool cotton
Btssds.afEs qui.. Sigh. decline % aoa. u
| PFovisioos quiet. H
Coossls slesed ss 81 s-sssl -. Moosy 81
l-4s02 8.
dispatsh from Liverpool 70 southsmpto,l
n.y. the steamship Europe sailed from thst
port tor ouseostown on the 9th. = take sk<
AussraIaslsD'e cargo 20 New York.
The Ainistry Of Holland have resignsd
Perfect tranquility psevsiIsd st Wsssv.
!hs Russian ssrf smsncipation Qasseioa Il
to bs settled during Lent
The Denmark and Holstein question, had
s'ic'tsd the interference Of England. France
and Russia. sf
CosDt Csvoor has brosght under The notice
Of the Governments Of Earops the ssssssity
Of ssttling the Roman question.
dispstch from London says the dsmarsl
for discount in the money market We incrsa4
log:
The ship Conqusror. Of Mobile, Ior uvse-
peol. 10 ashore at Carsssvos Boy. probably :
total wreck.
The Ocean Guide. from Newport. for Cal
weston. vss absndoosd st ~. February 18th.
crew savsd.
In the House Il Commons on the 4th inst.
Mr. Hsnnessey charged Lord John Russsll vitb
haI =
relating to the trade OF Tuscany snd Nsplse
and reproschsd him with breaeh OF inferno.
tiohsl Law.
Sir s. Bowyer said the policy Of The Foreign
Offcs would lead 70 var
The Times says the new tariff bill Of The
United Ststss establishes protective duties On
. most extravsgant scals. and the result will
be sn slmost absolute prohibition Of imports
from Europe. and be more dstrimsntal to the
interests Of America than Europe.
Persigny vas authorised the sstablishmen,
OF two new daily papers 10 Paris
n. Boissy made sn attack on the alliance
/! with England In the Senate, but Il vas rscsiv.
ed With dissatisfaetion.
| In the French manufacturing district bed
ness wss very dull
Austria has sanctioned the rs.ests blishmssl
Of the electoral Law in Csotis.
ITALY.
The bombsrdmsnt Of Csvitslls commenced
| on the goth.
Gen. TergolA notified Cssldioi that the
works commenced agsinst the citadel were Z
vlOlatiOn Of the convention between him and
Garibaldi and he would bombsrd the city
Cealdini responded that for every inhsbitsnl
killed he would order IN officer Of the gsrri, or
Of the citadel shot. and that hs considered Fer
gols rebel.
| Wsrssw presents . gloomy appearance
Over 100000 attended the funeral OF thoes
killed ct the late disturbance. Troors wers
kept in the barracks ,snd everything vas or
derly.
| petition is being signed for the reestab
lishment of the Polish constitution.
| Demonstrations were constantly taking place
ct Rome
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

The Advertiser, having been restored 70 health
in sfew weeks by very simple remedy, After
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Cousumption-
Is anxious to make known TO his fsllow-suGsssn
the means Of cure.
To al who desire Il, be will send copy Of the
prescription used fres Of ehargs,) with the dirss-
tion for preparing and ueing the same, which they
will 6nd . suxs CuKE poR CoHsUnPrIoN, AsfnnA,
BROScHrTis, 10. Tho only object Of the sdver
tiser in sending the eprcscrption is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which hs con-
ceives TO be Invaluable, and hs hopes every sufferer
will ~ Biz ssosdy, - Il viii sest then aethine,
and nay prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription win please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WILLIAnsSus0H,
octl6-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23
NoEL's CARs1AGE MAsurAcroRr,

NosL's CARRIAGs MANUHACroRY.-
This mandatory. corner Of Third and Harri-
con ssrsst. formerly owned. and atill conducted
BY A. / g. wobsr. l. doing itself much credit
islths sauiags making baansa We hsts al
vsys looked upon their work % being very
uies. bat the specimens which they are now
turning out are still better. and are generally
admired. not only - regards their great dusa-
bility, but their ssat and voskmsnliks Anish.
The stssk Used in manufacturing IL Of the best
quality. and the nsehsnies Who put It togsth-
sr ess those who usdssstaad tAs,r baaisess Per.
fsetly. The idea that oss sitissos muss 30
abroad and pstroniss foreign concerns for thsir
doe baggiss and carriages 10 . great nistats.
Ihese msnufsesarsd here ere just - good. and
ss thiak. hstssr thsa thess inportsd. Il 10 oi
vital iopestases that home manufaetures be
pstronissd and saeesrsgsA.s II 10 b dsisg %
tbst this plass viii gain impostsnss ~ mann.
fsseuring' Sowa. Tie W0bsvs have slvsys
worked hssd'ts merit home patrosass. asd ts
tssst Il viii b given then without ssist.
Theae vAs vieA = parshass veepea bsgetss
~ carriages sessN sivs shsa . .ssll besssu
'esediag thsir ssdsse sheosd Thsie .vshislea
ass sssss1'ts ssee-vs sass ~ vhws nals.
Hha X Aessa,... -. u .os
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23
COM M ERCIAL.
DAveNPORT AARk ET.
DAILY REPORT.

Oyy5oB % m DuDocaAf AND NBvsL
YsiAsy Eve, Aassh -, 1851. !
A lasos anssns q bslisan vas traasastsd IN
the pssduss nasAst te-dsy. Whsss u ssthss
Asnsr tAossh setqlseasls higher.
FLous-Ttn q tI300AS0. SAipassts seQ
bbls.
WnnAs-MaskA = - 81 astivs q s30SSs.-
Rssslpe $500 b. 6hipasses s.Sls bu.
BAnsy-Qaiet q 360ess. Receipts SO bs.-
6hiposat 7e0bu.
+ Ceas--Stsedy - ~ fer sas and los ~
shs'lsd. Rsesipas s,l1s b. Shipasats lt tys3Sb b..
OArs.-llGlss. RsssiPts ~ b. 6hipaspts
$50 bu.
PsrAsoD.-le0ls1<s. Rsssipts 500 b.. Ship
neats l,sss bs.
Ox1ons.-ls1<0lss. Rsssipts ITS bs. Ship
nsnts 10 b..
DssassD Hoes-Nothisg doiag. NoaisA at
el.5O069S.
HAY-Shipusnts Is balsA
CoAA-Pson wagon lee pr bushsl Coal vi.
Icy coal % in yard Henry county coal loo in the
Hickory $50; Oak s4.oo per cord.
PouLTEY-Livs Chickens 1l3sWl.S0 = dos.
Dressed s0ss p b. Tsrkeys, So01se dressed
do. 8@10c = b.
Burrsn.-Plsnty at lo0l3Hs IN.
EGss-l00l31<c = dos.
LARD-lo@l3hc y b.
TURxIrs. .-3o03oc pr bu.
HAm-Nsw Sugar Cured 1l@l21c Per b.
Common 1o@llKe Per ID.
CHEMs-- -Hsrkimss 90. ls0l7s per b.; Wss-
tern Reserve 1lH0l2ks.
TlnofaY 611D.-6hiposats 33 bbls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23
T TELEGR PHO,
U. .. Senaeo..Exeeativo 0ession.

WAGnnoTou, March -,
nr. Hale o6eeed resolution q seleat : 49,.
gsaDt-At-srns. doorksspsr and assistant. Laid
over.
NJ. Powell called up bic Rssolatiop Tor pas.
Ing clerks OF eommittsss Of this ssssion the
ususl compensation for sixty days.
Ar. Tsumbull opposed is, sonsidsrine it .
grstuity. and - reform Va needed il had bet
ter begin here
Ths resolatien - rejssted.
Mr.. Douglss Rssolutioa came o.
Mr.. Bsyard concluded bic spssch.
NJ. Hove, of Wisconsin, opposed Douglas'
resolution bssauss il vss wholly unnecessary.
and was not convinced Of the wisdom Of civ.
ing 70 the coussry TIE istslligeses vhieh It
demanded. He said bic (Hows's) party bed
done nothing 70 erests the fsvsrish apprehsu-
zion alluded 70 BY the Senator from Illinois.
They had no purpose 70 trampls ON the rights
Of any individual in any portion OF the coun.
Try. He obJeossd to Douslss' proposition TO
amend the Constitution. on the ground that II
would only Be approved Of BY > portion Of the
people. while : Constitutioo, 70 b sstisfsctory,
must receive The asssst Of the whole country.
We have such Constitution nov, why should
not the people Be sstis6sd With Il. He gave
way 70 the Executive session.
Adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23
FTom New YorlE.

NBW Y0ax, March -.
The Heralds Washington dispatch says in.
consistencies Of And rson's dispatches before
and after the Inaugural lead TO vhispsrings in
Executive circles that the Nsjor may BE- in
completely With the Secsssiopists.
Charles Wilaon, Of t@e Chicago yosy~al. has
been nominated Secretary Of Legation 70 Lon.
don.
The President has determined 10 call On q.
ira session Of Congress.
Commodore Stringhsm has bsen ordered to
report Immediately to the Navy Department.
The same dispsteh says that not Withstand-
ing powerful effort is being made to induce
the President to make the New York appciot-
msnts, especially the Marshal and District
Attorney. still they are kept back. There 10 .
hitch somsvhers. He intimsted pretty pl In
" 70 . gentleman. Who eslled to see about
them, that certain men had misrepreseDted
matters, and be bad been mislsd In regard to
certain men Who were prominent for positions
The New York appoint@snts will bs made
| tomorrow or next day.
Nr. Barney will be Collector. ". Dart, ol
St. Lawrence county, hss good show for At.
tornsy Of the Northern District Of New York
General Nys's nomination - Governor Of
Nevada Territory, 10 very much liked. HI
| accepts the position.
The Ptst's Warrington Correspondent ssys
that the Secretary Of the Navy hes decided Il
advertise tor On eight million loan.
The Arsgo brought 4l6. 900 dollars 10 specie
The CommeycisTs Washington despatch
states that A. H. Stults has been appointed
Msrshal vice RyDders.
Seward hss written letter to The Southern
Commissioners. reviewing the entire grounds
Of Misunderstanding. With . view OF r..
storing harmony; and closing with the recon
men pdstion Of . Nstiopal Cor ventiou.
The Government hss received information oi
. plot to revolutionise Cslisornis and Oregon,
impliestiog General johnson and other olBesra.
The service on the overland Buttsnfisld Nah
Route 10 about to eesss 10 persnancs Ct the
Act Of Congress. % mails for Cslifornis from
al parts Of the country must 60 vis. Psosms
until the new route via Salt Lake and Placer
vile goes into operation the let Of JUse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

FnaDAY, March q.
ABnIvDD.
CLABA HInB Martin, Lyons.
KAfB CAseDL, Hillhouse, Keokuk.
DsNMARE, Robinson, Mc0ssgor.
DR. KAm, Hubbard, St. Louis.
CLARA Hnal, Martin, st. Louis:
KATs CAssDL, Hillhoass, Keokak.
DsNAARx, Robinson, st. Louis.
The Dr.. Kane will depart for st. Louis thia
morning. as
The NoetAsrasr, Capt. Afford, will be the reg
las Northern Line packet for 81. Louis this nom.
Ing.
The Nstespoaitan viii depart fsr Dsbsqus 70
nssTow (Suaday) morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23
new YORK Market.

NBw YoaE, March, -.
FLoUS-Aarket dull AID shade sasisr.-
s5.05@5l6 super State; e5.3e@5.as Extrsst
$5o6@6.ls super Western; @5.70@6. 4t Common
Extra do; 355005.6O Interior 70 Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Rouna Hoop Ohis.
kys FlOU4-Stsady u 83.4O04.l0.
WHBAT-Naskst dull and less astixe. Sales
400 bbls. $40 Chicago Spring; $l.2s North
Western Club Red State 9l.45 fair White
Csnadisd 8i.l6@l.9 80 Milwaukee Club in store.
RYs-Aarket qsist.
BARLBY-Stsady, 73e.
C0RM-Market less aotive and scsrcsly 20 Arm.
Sales ~, 900 bss. s6k0e61<c Old Mixed Western
in store and delivered 62h06lc new do. and
Yellow.
OArs-Market firm. 3s@s5c Western and
State.
PoRK-Markst quiet and unchanged. Sales
50 brl& el6.S7H meas el2.OO012.75 prime.
BsaH-Dull.
Unchsngsd. Salss 500 brls., s@lsc.
WuIskY-NaFketah ahade hrmer: Sales 90 bbls.
1T NO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23
HEAvY DAY's BUSINESS IN GRAIN.-

HEAvY DAY's BUSINESS IN GRAM
Yesterday was pretty heavy one in the
grain bssiness. The receipts Of wheat we're
$500 bushels. which is larger than ws have
noticed eince 18th Of last November. Wheat
shipments amounted to 6046 bushels Corn
rseeipts we're sl73 bushels, and shipments
reached the large figure Of l6.e2s bushsls
That is doing up grain business in earnest.
The aggregate receipts Of vhsrt for the past
Eve days foots up ct sO.46s bushels. That ID
doing up the large figures Handsomely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

BoxIss.-Ned Wallaoe givss another
exhibition Of his skill In spssring. broad svesd
ssd dumbbell skill q LAhsoansS, shb even.
ing. Go and sss hew Il 10 done
TAX ABArsMsxr.-Ed. Democrot -
We ere eisd to - movement made towards
sn abatement 10 taxes for year or two. st
lssst Il is utterly impossible ios the city Of
Davenport y hssp her interest paid sp on
bonds There h not sposhsr city ia lows. II
there 10 In Ne Wsss. thst hes kept their inter.
~ paid-ssd while ~. Or they. do not pro-
poss rspudlstioa. vs believe it is not unrss-
sopsbls isr or city - ell sztsssion. even On
interest. sstil the tiuss revive. and the city
becomes better able to pay. We hope that
every Ward in ths city viii sdopt the resola-
ton offered st The nftA Ward mssting on last
Ihursday evening.
March -, 1851.
Foussa WAaD Tax PAYsa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

TaE TAX QUssrIoN.-The spirit Of .
change IN policy - regards the further a.
tempt 70 struggle along and ray the tsses 20.
eruiog upon the bonds Of this city, seams to
have, TO esrtsia extent, taken hold Of the
tax payers Of this city, and they seem ssx-
ioGs 70 hsvs . sessstien Of such steep tax
gathering for year or two, when itis pre-
sumed the city will be in . more favorable
condition 70 meet its liabilities. And Il 10 pro-
posed to make this question In the coming
city election. Other .eitiss in Iowa and the
Wsst have dors the came thing. and. - vs
said before. there seems 70 be an ioclination
abroad to do the same thing in Dsvsnpevt.
There 10 likely. Ne ere assured. to Be strong
opposition to.this move. 1t is asked. and with
some pertinaeity. too: Supposing the anti-sax
Council v elected. cannot they bs compelled
to levy . tax 70 meet the INTEREST," It 10 also
asked. whether. though the times are hard and
taxation oppressive. If it would not be better
to push along - heretofore and keep the 10.
tsvsst paid Up - suosly - possiblsi II no tax
10 raised this year. there will be tvic ~ much
to pay next year. and II none 10 paid for two
years. then the load will have accumulated 90
much mors-and instead Of On interest tax Of
%. 100. there will be an interest tax of $lll,-
600. to ssy nothing Of interest compounded.
The no tax advosstes ssy they understand
all this. but they are strong in the faith that
there will be 40 ssaing np in the financial con.
dtion Of the country. by that time and the city
ill be better conditioned to pay large suns
than email oass now. And beyond this they
declare the raising Of another heavy tax this
year. an utter impossibility.
Both sides advance strong arguments, and
press them with much sarnestness This is q
matter which the people should look ct we'll
before they make any move. We advise .
meeting Of the masses in be course of . few
days. at some proper plses. to take counsel to.
gethsr. 1t bshoovss every tax payor to look
we'll st the matter. and study it carefully be-
fore ssttling down upon fual conclusion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

EDIToR DEMocRAT.-Some of our CIT
isens say, lot us not pay any intersst tax this
year. ! don't like that policy. l believe ia
keeping the interest down 40 much 20 possible
Times are hard l will admit, but l pay q
much, and probably more more than the aver.
sge Of tax payers. yet I cant see the expedi
ency. yet, Of putting off the evil day. Let u,
take It % It comes. and trust in future for bet
ter times. FOURTH WAnD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

Too BAD, II TRUE.-By the telegraph
rsports yesterday morning It wss seen that the
mail train On the Psnnsylvsnia Central Rnil-
road met With an accident. and burned up oil
the mails. passengers. baggage. DO. It appears
that NJ. Ells had jast sent of his petition. (nu-
merously signed,) for the Post Office. and from
accurate calculation Of time and steam, it vas
thought that the petition must have bssn .
portion Of that i'll fstsd mail 1t 10 bad enough
to have foes st home working against fellow
Letting alone opposition Of the 6sry element
TO contend against.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

Rock ISLAND FINANcss. inan.
eisl operations Of the city Of Rock Islsnd for
the past year. ending March llth. have bssn
Published. We append some items relative
thereto The receipts fos The year amount 70
>ss.sS44S. Some Of the items making up this
sum, are 9. 1 r. I. Railroad dividsads 81, ,4lO ;
licences ts.sss IS; taxes 4la.06e o. tolls
es,al4.5s; ground leases $3.50 wharfage 1s0s
10 !; scales eS2S. The expenditure amount to
tss.6s45s. Sala1ies el.26s; gas Sl.sss.sl ;
Fire Department 4s.6s4.ss. 20. The city
seems 10 b in . healthy condition financially,
and With fair prospsets for the future.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23
virgiaia Convention.

RIcsnoHD. March 81.
nr. Holcomb eonsludsd Bic spsssh smid
applause. The ehsir ordered the galleries
cleared, but revoked The order st the solieita.
tion Of the msmbsrs. many Of them having
participated
NJ. Baldwin. Of Augusta, replied. In strong
Union speech.
NJ. Carlisle offered . sutstituts for the 70.
port, being the Psees Confssspes meesaeea
Referred 70 the Comoittss Of the Whole.
As. Boyd offered substitute 70 the first
section. Referred.
secession caucus vss held last night, but
no definite aetton wes bad.
The Lsgislasurs he's adjoarasd until ths Let
Of April.
RImnoHD, March -.
In the Convention to-day, Mr. Baldwin sab.
mittsd BIZ remarks, spsaking hours, b con-
sidsssd the Psaes Conference psopcsitiou .
basis Of adjustmsnt. but through tho msjority
rspsrt iron the Csomittss on Fedssal ressslons
Missouri espseted an improv s0sat, Ths other
proceedings we're ueimp0rtvOG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23
Btmufrxt aud &ews.
SATURDAY MORNING.. MARCH -, leel.

o. h. Scarvsx. %, Dearborn street, Chicago, 10
authorised 10 oreesivs advestissnsnts for this p
pr.
RoUnDs 1 LAHsDon. lts RsDdolph street, Chi
eago, are sutherissd 70 receive rti3eAsbtsSes
this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

NBw Yonx, March -.
Stocks rather better, bat dull. Money Or q.
change present NO new features.
CO r. l., 57K; !. G. script, 81 do. bonds,
1.OOL; n. C., 81 N. s., l6H c. / T., 349S
g. e., -; /; Reading. 349<; kris, 305S Del, lst
boads; LOO I'd do, u 6. 4 T., siuking bonds,
IN Del. 1 Hudson, e9K r. Nail. S5X; N.
c., IS: 4: O., ~: N s., sinking bonds, 81 n;
Mo. IS, 66; Va, Sc, Is Tenn, 74N.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23
THE CITY.

IT WILL SOON BIZ TOO LATE TO get
Boots snd Shoes 81 cost. - norgsn 4 Co. eloes
In fsv days. The greatest bssgains ever
heard Of msy nov be had q the first door shove
the Post Ohiss.
WHY 10 it that Second street, between
Brady and Main. ID filled with teams Of hay
end wood. While the Law points out ths place
for such articles 10 b. vsndsd. and the duty Of
the Marshal in sueh cases.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

J. Q. PA1ksa, Nd. GRO. ". ACAxN, y. p.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN.
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
1 No. franklin block, second 1oer, Brady 81,
6stwssn second and Third, davenport, lava.
Dr.. PAnKsn's rssidenee, cesnss Sth cd IL Claise
streets. DR.. Csc. w. AeCAxM's residence, sast
side Of Brady, second doer from corner Of eth.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

CHICAGO, March -.
Flour dull
Whsat--salss 100 ,0oo bush. 79L081 new and
70LN79Xc old Cl1b.
Corn He higher.
Dressed Hess quiet.
Exehange ct ~ q et.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23

CoUens. The sudden ehsngss Of our climate
sre sources Of PULn0sAsY, bronchial and A.
rHAArIc AFFECTIONS. Expsrisnes having peovsd
that simple remedies often oct speedily and ssr-
tninly when taken In the early stages Of the die.
bronchial zrocAss," Or Lossnges, lot the Cold,
Cough or Irritation Of the Throat b ever % sieht
- BY this psscaution moro serious attack nay
b sdsetually wsrdsd:oG. PuBLIc SssAEsns aod
SiHesas will And them sGsolual for clearing and
strengthening the voios. See advertisement.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-23
FrOn PhsIsAe1ph.s.

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on the P~nn.yiv ",s Central Raj r 81 s~ss
hus.~d y ~tn~sis, night. ~aO0g them w~r.
'h y. Losie suI l.ouisv ] sns,s Of h. lseh
C,neis nstt. G0~.t4, so,nm ~. ~ tsswexh
the 81, Tor Harrisburg. P"ls,e ,eipb.s. ssd ses,
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