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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-22
szs caa PHILADELPHIA

&ssS w Ss4saS~@EsES IL N n GTO> 4 n T.
BALTIMORE RA :aRUAD.
WINTER ARRANGEKEN
and after MONDAY, Nov. 10Th, Passenger trans -,
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY except Sunday as follows, viz
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 A. ~, WAY MAI, at Ia =,
A. ~; EVENING MAIL at $40 p. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS at $40 P. 81. only All sSains connect WIT
New York Trains except I. 10 p. ~, on SATURDAYS
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, eareS
AS p NJ stopping at all Stations between Baltimore ami
Hsvre de Grace ~
and 10 so P. NJ " - - 80 -
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TERMEDIATE POINTS
By leaving in loI N. train will connect at Wilmington
with 6S5 NJ train daily Except Sunday fer all stations
between wilmington and Harrington, on TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays for Milford Mondays, We'd,
nesdays and Fridays for Seaord by avng al 10
can astopover check from Conductor spend th
night in Wilmington, and take the 935 train far All
stations between Wilmington ana Salisbury 49,
N0TCE-Al colored persons, whether bond or frsa =
be required TO bring responsible white person
ally known to the Undersigned who will be willing 10 s;gp
bond to the Company before they will he taken over anv
portion of the road '
n2l-n wv CRAWFORD Ax.,+
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G. X. CANNON.


EsslA.-.ek NOTICE.
The Steamer MARY ~ HE riRTATU1ENT RIVER.
r91te 20 the Patuxen River, commencing WEDNTSDAY
M ~ W, ftDruary 6th 1861, at O'clock and continue
every Mfdaesday until further notice Proceeding as "a
Returning, will leave Hills Landing every Friday norn
ing Tor BENEDICT Will leave Benedict every SstnIdav
oIhg at clock for Baltimorecalling all the usu
on the River, also at Fair Haven Plum Point
ft4-tf N 7 UEENS NJ
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III OLD DOMINION STEAMED
8aiI a0als.

ia EEsslssssszss1 FOR THE
Ea2sS go NORTH, WEST AND NORTHW EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
CHANGE OF HOURS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
~ On and after January 80, Trains leave
CALVERT STATION As FOLLOWS.
:, The Nail Train daily except Sundays 8 80 A VI
for La, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston, Scranton
Binghampton, Syracuse, oswego Toronto, Quebec and
Montreal and all parts Of Western New York and Canada
Also, for Ptsburg, Chicago, Cleveland CINCINNATI ST
Louis and all parts Of the West and Northwest
For Emmitsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster, Lebanon Bete
hem Allentown Easton Reading, Pottsville CARLISLE, and
minister. ~ ~
For New York city, with only ore change of cars and
as low fare as by other routes - -
travellers by this train to Detroit Chicago via
Niagara Falls atthe same cost as by any other route
Express Train daily Except Sunday 40 p NJ for all
road. 1890 1900
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at NJ 5r
the West and Northwest
- travellers from Wash ingon and the South by A
this road.
For TICKETS and information, apply at the TICKET
OFFICE, Calvert Station n. f. corner OF Calvert ana.
franklin Streets Baltimore
- JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
ASg't an
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Garria9es.

GT5T g, CARRIAGES.-We have on hand, at
Hz@zzI0 OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
enc G IF the largest and best assortmens Of CAR
to be found in the city Persons in want Of Car
determined to sell at as low rates accommodating
'O' Os'''' '''"'.. M SiitTtEs HUNTER,
la25-d Corner OF Howard and Franklin sts Bait
81 CARRIAGES CARRIAGESl--W
Shf SGsE Is soa
af 9 es aR s.amne 2
selves all of which will b sold IS TeaSSnabs
50 Repairing done at the shortest notice. mr22tf
TURLETT & SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
No. 80 NORTH STREET
$50 The undersigned having greatly Tn.
80 arged their premises aud increased their faeili-
RS8s 4 s$s'i
prepared %cconmodang kEPA iS n at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
wat. I2 8 Se GRs strsss. asl s9M
EAST STEEL BELLS.
a KETH JR son AEEe gents % South Charles
which they respectfully ask the attention Of church organi
sa $ sapped At s6or the
ce varying in weight from IS lbs to 6O lbs; Prices
which composition Bells. Circulars had on appi
I A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling perfectly
pure and Of rich frnity taste unsurpassed quality by
KUsfs ca6ine 5fs1 GS attention of
Wne a 20 ITS Hai and
sqsranteed to be the natural product OF the grape
PARTICULAR undersigned, being that
lfR8i cdoeS DC
hereby bid the TEN toany known
scientific deep deor the Rnbs rHoto a9e
'-- ~-'' ~ ''' '' '-''' VI --e A'Ap j. eo,Ra Co.,
AChalonssur Msrne france.
CHARLES H MYERS BRO,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

A COOP TuIxo.-At the City Asses-
sors Office yesterday ws saw plat book Of
the eity, which ur. Boies has been getting up.
which will proves most invaluable help 70
those who have anything 10 do With ssssssiOg
hereafter. Il contains accurate plate Of every
inch Of land in the city by blocks. showing the
precise number Of feet each man owns. and its
exact location. The name Of the owner Of each
lot or psreel except whore no owner hss been
found, is written upon the plat Of HE property.
The book eontssns some 400 pages. and We
venture TO state that it will sevs more time
and money than any other plan which hes ever
been adopted. The entire record 10 there, and
90 plain and Ineligible that no one can b
mistaken. Tue sxecu,:ou 10 excellent. showing
good sssts and skill ard Is tho labor Of our
friend VIC puchacan. Civil Engineer. He
hss been engaged upon it for about three
months. and has spared no manner Of pains to
have Il right Sash IN article has long been
nseded in this sitv. All those blandsss In %.
ssssossts vhish hsvs taken Up 20 much time
| II sdipstnsst nay with II ~ - svoidsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

THussDA1, Nay T.
ARRIvuD.
0UNsuIMD, Phalts, st. Louis.
CANIDA, Parker, st. Paul.
0R8Y EAGLE, Harris, st. Louis.
DBPAEfBD.
SUWuuu, Phelps, st. Louis.
CANADA, Pasker, st. Louis.
0RRY EA0LB, Harris, st. Paul.
The Kate Casssl win bs this morning's packet
fos Uoltsoss.
The Key City Is expected up this morning
Those having business or freight for the uppss
river will 6nd her the boat to use.
The steamer Orion will be at this port THU
morning, and Immediately return down the river
The LaCresss will also be up to-day, and ~
turn.
River business was extremely dull and unprofit-
able yesterday. general stagnation in ,reighl
may b looked for from this on to-no one know!
when. The effect this will have on producer,
clippers, grain and produce dealers, and business
generally, viii be ascerained too soon, and il 70
slisstiol will b anything but agreeable.
The river 10 falling gradualiy-abous { ineh q
in ~ hours. The rise hes probebly been q hisl
% it will be this year.
No change in freights.
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CON NJ E RCI Al
DAveNPoRrInARKEr. TT.
DAILY REPORT.

O61IcB or rue DGAOcRAS AND N1ws.l
Thursday I've, Nay ;, 1851.
We soties a iscses "a activity in wheat and
slight advanos in prices, tAosgh i varies vsFy
mssh. Barley declined.
FLoUn- Pirn as Sl.se0s.0o. Shipnsats loe
bbls.
WgDAs-Ia lair demand % es075s. Rsesiptl
elss ba. Shipmests l7tl b.
BARLsY-Duil st 3e03te. Receipts so bs.
CoaH-Stssdy st lss0lSs. Rsesipts l3e4 b.
Shipmsats l4oO bu.
OArs-Nonjnal st 1l01ts.
PosAross.-s@los. Rsssipts 3os b. Ship
nsnts $40 bu.
HAY-Dull at 1l0S.
CoAl-From wagon lee pr bushsl Coal Va
Icy coal % in yard Henry county coal les IN ~
yard.
Hickory s5es; O. $40 Per cord
LAaD-lo0l3he y b.
HAns-Nev Sugar Curo1 ll0l3Hs pse lb.-
Common l00ll W per ID.
CHssss--H -Herkimsr Co. lS0lye per lb.; Wss-
tern Reserve lh@lsAs.
PouLraY-Livs Chicksds $l.2s@1.s0 p dos
Dressed s@so = n. rsrlsy'. SoG7ss dressed
do. S0l0c y b.
Burrsn.-Plsnty At lo9lshs -.
E0es-l09l2kc . dos.
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NUMBER lsass


BALnnoaA n.yl.
Fort hsHsnry to-dsy -. further rstslosesd
By ~" se0psoiss- IL sssillssy. MI nsssA.
Who takes so@mspd.
Special p Hmss.-BALnnoaa, Nay 1.-Riv.
sedy JoAss.s. vho sss,ssd to-day iros Fred.
ssscs. s.ye The L.sislaturs are appalled, o the
sers ogth OF the Un,oe ssntiosut % Mssy lad.
.od q The certainty of 0sltsg Mary lssd The
osss's ne'o u they throw her irto she vosts4
ct sses<sics. He doss not believe tksy will
pssioso sey sstaos q lsgislasioa tsediss 70
such - end.
Wallace. elected IRON Baltimore, dusine the
sstea o. terror. moved to sssi,y tAs am.odosss
% ne Constellation proposed BY Cos gssss that
toe 0ovssnment shall not interfere vish sDave.
~ where u exists. vssk sipss hs vss al
10 haste ios ssessssoo.
BALnnoas, Nay 2.
steamer Of the Norfolk hos. vh,ch len
here on Tassday. with The osils ssd pssssa.
gers. sxpsctiog 70 b permitted 70 setsr Nor.
!o'k hsrbor. wss not sllovsd 70 do 20 she
Comfort.
4 steamer which lsst here ve,, erd., .,..
retained without going % Noetolk. ~
b'oeksds 10 svidsntly beilg vixilso,ly so:o.e.d
sge'net Virginia. The sssamsss sav that the
Norfolk bay 10 dotted over sisA 0ovsesosst
,ssnsposts.
The city 10 very quiet. Four Union meet.
tnss vsrs bsld 10 - meny sscsioss Of shs city.
speeches and other demonstrations ere N sde.
The Uoioo men hold ssoshsr messiax to-u or.
rcv night. 70 elect delegates TO City Convoa.
t'cn 70 prepare Tor the Coogrsssioosl election.
large mssting VS. held q The Comw sreial
ksshaogs this morning. st,ssded By Or.
ehsn'e snd oibers. Resolutions 10 iavor Of The
Immediate rseonstsuction Of the bridges de-
stroyed. we're adopted; snd psstsioss 70 shis
elect 70 the Legislature vss iarsslv sisssd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

SCRIMAAGR.-A sort of misunder-
standing Of lorg stsnding between Mr.. Reed.
Bridge Master, and Mr.. Burge. came to focus
yesterday. on the open street. Burge claims
that Reed has been sndsavoring TO swindle .
third party In whom be (Burge) vas interest
ed, out Of piece Of land in Tams County.
Burge heard that Reed wss going East yester-
day morning. and managed to meet him. Some
harsh talk ensusd. and Burge. failing to derive
any sstisfaction or get st . ssttlemest in any
way, drew . rsvols sr and pulled away ct IL.
but the thing refused to 60 of, 90 no harm
was doas 10 anybody. Reed left for the East
on the 10 A. n. train. We are not conversan nt
With the circumstances. but vs should hardly
think the matter could justify any murderous
demonstration. However. the matter 10 ended
for the present. at least We understand that
Ar Reed he's gone to New York to join the
Scott Gaa, Dc. - let Lieutenant. This il said
to be . company of picked men. Who are 60
ing through to Washington, TO Be smploys In
the immediate service Of Gen. Scott.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

0AE1J0OUBv 10y Il
The following sireulsr 70 the Government at
Washiogton, nov being extensively signed BY
our eitissos. says: "Io our opinion. oil mill
tarv forcss snd stores oueht % pass ihrougn
Bait more without hindrsncs. and - vii 10.
our best efforts TO prevest any obstruction"
lhe Police Commissioners have removed
restrictions on the exportstion Of bssadstu6s.
Resolutions we're offered in The Asryls d
Legislature and referred TO . select committee.
saying II more troops we're necessary 70 defend
ID. Capitol they may Be transported over the
railroads Of AsrylsDd
Resolutions we're adopted appointing com.
mitee 10 vsit on JEFF. Davis asd Gov. Lstcher.
20 bring about an understanding whereby civil
var may be avssted.
An American flag vill be prsssnted 70 the
Home Guard by the ladies o. F-s6evses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

MONTGOMERY, April ~
The Cabinet hsd . session OF several hours
today. in which the question Of active COOP
perstion with The Border States VS. the subject
Of prolonged consideration. Il wss dssidsd to
oppera'e folly With the Border States, and s0p-
port all Of them in any cosA,ct that may sriss
bet ween them and the North In sfFscting their
i dependence.
Twelve thousand men, 10 addition 10 the
thirty tvo thousand lately called for By the
Government. will Be accepted for the Provis.
ional army.
One regiment additional. and probaly SEQ.
ond, will be accepted from Alabama, North
Csroins end Tens zee and Kentucky.
The railroad company here 10 making prspa-
rat,ons for the transport Of troops northwsrd.
The Confsdedsrste & oDps are ordered 70 r.
port promptly TO headquarters.
AosT0OnssY. April -.
The twelve thoUssod men additional % Be
called out, % stat d 10 special dispatch Of yss-
tsrdsy, will eonstisets fourteen Fegimsnts, six
OF which will Be from Border States and eight
from CoDfedsrsts States.
R~ooisitiou will BE- immsdiatslv made on
Gsors,s. Alabama. nnsioirpi snd Louiaiana ies
sve edditionsl rsei@eDts sssh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03
TELEGR APHTC.
Rsoa New York.

hsv YoaE, Nay ;.
Asessa uviogston. Coehraa ! Co. viii posi.
lively dispatch enc Of their steamers Tor Hs.
vsoa % Monday n.1t. st II o'clock.
The HsysIds special ssys tn.s Gov Brent.
veil hes been suthGrissd to rsiss tvo addition
q regiments. Hmi!ar y Asio, 0osoop's in Mss-
saehusstts
The Government hes resolved intslliesnes
from Psris. thst Minister Faulkner had prs.
ssnt the southern Co00issioasrs 70 the E@.
pssor Of Fsasee.
Mr. Dallas rstussd doing % at London until
he received instructions frcm wssh netos.
Il 10 reported that shs Roglish ssd Frsssh
9;nistsss have protes' ed sgainst the issuing ol
letters Of msrqus BY Js6 Dsvia
Twe0ty-6vs additional vessels have been
purchased BY e Government, end every
Southern port viii b. str,ctly block sdsd With.
10 twenty daya Con. Stringhsn su@mands
tAs bIoekadiog sqaadron and Peadsrgsst the
home equadron.
The 1,ibsss's wsshisgtos special ssys The
policy Of the sdm'nistrs tion hsncsiorth y var.
s0d the Cabinet 10 nov . unit on tnis policy.
The Navy Yard at Norfolk 10 to b imnsdists-
y rebuilt.
Commissioners from Western Penney vsnis
to-day assured the President thae II furnished
with arms. . portion Of the Ststs would b
cared Tor.
Cart. Oakss from Tsxss. reported at hsad
quarters to-day, states that troops throughout
the South are in hi. b state Of efficiency, and
are being concentrated at Norfolk and Lynch.
burg.
Evidences Of Lieut. Murrays' tresehery ore
dolly apparent By the reno ssl ot lights. baoys
etc.
Con. Armstrong u TO b sasp ended three
nA
General Butler 10 detached from AnuspoNs.
and appointed 70 command Of On important
southern movement
A man wss arrested at Annapolis on Tuss
day With dispatches from New York for The
President. Gen. scott and the War Depart
ment, which we're found opened on him. Hs
will be tried by court marital.
The Tunes Washington dispatch says I
scout reports sseiog . NJ mbsr Of guns. uD'
mounted. back Of the hills Of A l<xsndria
evidently Intended for Arlington Heights
Gov. Ls,chsr refuses 70 allow Dr. BowIs'a
return through Vhginis to North .Csro,ins
for his family. because the Doctor 10 Union
man. end obnoxious 10 the people Of Virginia
He will appeal 10 Gov Ellie
A schooner arrived from WILMINGTON this
morning. and reports thst she vas released to
geher With twenty others. on th. 26,h.
Inc Worlds Washington special Gays the
blockade Of the Virglnis forts will BE- effected
Monday. BY fleet between Cspes Charles
and Henry.
A number Of Union men have arrived here
having been driven out Of Virsipis.
The steams ip Adristic from Galway, will Be
up at ten O'Clock.
1t is reliably stated from Annapolis juno
tion. that the 6sth regiment caught msn at
tempting to dra spikes from the rsils. and
shot him in obedience 10 order. They also sr-
rested two spies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

QUICK WoRK.-The quickest time on
record in raising military company in thi'
city. hes been made BY Capt. Stuhr and Lieut.
Anton Shsarsr. The recruiting Office wss
opened ON Mondsy morning and on wednss
day evening the ranks we're more than full
Capt. Stuhr has good company. which vii
b ready to serve - soon - wanted. This h
The fourth full company in Davenport There
can be more raised yet II wanted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

No DOUBT OF 1r.-Economy is the
road to wealth. Those who would travel IL
that way should buy their dry goods Of Viii
lisms. Els new styles are now received and
command the attention Of the people generally
Go to Williams.'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

DAvrnPoRr SARsFIELD GUARDS.
This company. which is composed Of many Of
the beet soldiers Of the city, is about TO open
rseruiting Office and muster company, the
services Of which will be rendered to the Gov
ernor a. coon - wanted. It 10 evident that
iowa will make up the quota 70 which she vill
be called upon to make up the new levy. with
out much Of an effort.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03
NOTICE

TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL
j meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Aissis-
gippi Missouri kailrosd Company will be
held at the Office Of said Company,
in Davenport, on Monday, the third day u
June next, tor the purpose Of electing Directors
for said Company for the ensuing year, and for
tho transaction Of any and other business which
may properly Brought before it.
DAvs0PORr, lows, April -, 1851.
aprSO-4wl H PRICE, Ssc'y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

GrNhSlDe sDsd Rye F9Oos.. il!
DYE NEAL, CORN NEAL, (BoLTED AND
n seerse) Mddlings, Bran, Shorts, Oats ana
Corn, the best the ccaLtsy Produces, at
iss# RU0GLES',
'fsy1o-aW 4sso Uss.1S. - Ssaaad s,rsst
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New York Aarket.

NV YosE, May :.
TLoU. - More active at unchanged pncss.
s5l0@5.l5 Super State; lb.I5g5.95 kstra >tats
IS. .5@5 IS commsn to MEDIUM exrs Western ;
x5-l0@5.l5 Super Western; $S.35a96.4 Is Con,lnon
Extra do; $5.50l5. 80 Inferior TO Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis.
kvB FLOUs -Stsedy IT ~. .lO0al.l0.
WaBAF-Hssvy. 81 - Winter Red West
srn; Sl.8O Milwaukee Club; $l.68 White Ken
tucky.
RYB-Market quiet. 50.
BARLEY Dull, 65M7Oc.
Cosn-Aarket steady. s706Ske Old Mixed
Western.
OArs-Market dull. 34036s.
PoRK- Market dull and heavy.
WMsKY-HsSvy and lower. 17H@l8c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

J. O. PARKBK, ~. 0BO. ". = CAHN, = ~
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE.
No, Z franklin Block, second door, Brady st.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Dr. PARKRR's residence, corner 9th and Le claire
streets. DR.. ESQ. w. AcCAxM's residence, east
side Of BRADY, second door from corner Of sth.
mv17-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

NEW CARRIAoRs AT AUCTIoN.-By
Thomas Orr. on Saturday, 4th Of May. ct II
o'clock A. NJ. at his store, two top buggiss. on'
carriage, and one set of harness. 8t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

GEr YoUR CHEcKs.-Dogs running
about without checks upon them are not snti.
tied to the privileg Of respiration under our
city laws. Have sn eye to this II you don't
want to have Long John perform the last GER
amoniaa over them
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

Hons GUARD.-These companies are
forming in each ward. and will soon 6s vel
drilled. snd ready for service st home OF
abroad. II called for. Those vho have enter
I'd the companies will fnd the drill 10 healthy
% we'll % plsasant pastime.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

To THE PUBLIc-The undersigned
having purchased the entire stock Of Boots.
Shoe., Hats. Cape. &o.. formerly owned by H.
F. Mitchell, would respectfully state to the
former patrons Of that establishment and the
public generally. that he intends continuing
the same branch Of business at the old stand,
where he will keep constantly on band the
best goods the market sffords. BY strict at
tsntion to businese. good goods and fair deal.
ing, he trusts he viii merit full share Of pub.
lie patronage. VAN BUsEN G. HOwR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

MONEY FOuND.-A = bill on -
Bank, was picked up in the strsst Yesterday
The loser can have the same BY proving prop
srty and paying for this notice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

IT 10 good thing that companies Of
Home Guards are forming. for we're It other
viss, when the military leaves us. which will
b in fsv dsys. our city would lose its idsn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

VAcANCY.-Ald.0 0uelich, who is 60
ing to The wars in the Fret Regiment. leaves
vscent seat In the Council. which 10 to be filled
BY the voters sf the I'd ward on Monday. the
,s,h met. Bring ont your candidates. 1t is
=, important, though not very lucrative Of
Ace. The Id ward 10 said to b inclined to
RI.ck Republieanism. We don't doubt the in
:. ~ all
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

=. D. oON0Dok

\. D. oON0DON. WA-~
OON0 DON = HAIL.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW
IA and Notaries Public. Once, North vest
ornsr OF Brady and Second streets, up.stsirs-
ntrancs on BRADY street. July 26-dtl
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ea(teMttD1e
DAVENPORT GUAR DS

-, THE DAVENPORT GUARD ARM0RY
/vA will be open every day (jand.y excepted
- from A. \. until SP. n. The Armory
- i 90 the 3d q ,or Of the Post Oflce Build
;,g over the DDnoOsAT Once. PsSsoas wishing
- .l;st or for fursher information, apply q The
H.li By order Of the Ccmpaay,
e,fNl D. STUHR AND 4. SCHkRkk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

THEaE will be flag raising at Gil
bert Town on Saturday afternoon At three
o'clock. Speaking BY prominent men. both in
English and German.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

Wa Npua-W4hn" + WI =
are selling Ladies' Eogish Lasting Heel Con
gress Caters. 1t one dollar per pair. and 81
kinds of Boots and Shoss. lower than ws'
ever before heard Of in this market. FIRE.
door above the Post Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03

1uE Bridge Boys have thrown .
splendid banner to the breeze from the top
most portion Of the draw 1t is fine bit Of
bunting-12xls feet. and makes . capital sp-
pearance from town. The flag vas raised on
Wednesday with appropriate ceremonies.