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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03
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Fort Sumter :. Cabinet Council :. Fo,t
Picksns not to be RelnfOTced..HosiiI.
ities dreaded :. Discc uSaginG News
from Visglnia..SchuTz Drunk on Lager.
WASHINGTON, March 80
The @ binet session, yesterday, was called
for the purpose Of considering the question Of
the evacuation Of Fort Sumter. II seems that
Col. Lamon did not exercas the discretionary
power given him by Mr.. Lincoln. but returned
and reported the facts only to the President.
The whole matter having been left with that
officer, he preferred o. nsultiDg with the Cabi
net again before deciding The report Of Col.
Lamon. It 10 sai !, shows the utter impOssi biity
OF reinforcing the fort. and says that If Ander
son is not relieved within four days from TO-
day he will be compelled to march his troops
out to prevent them from starving
l heard it positively denied day, by par.
ties closely connected with the Administration,
that Fort Pickens is to be reinforced. II the
Administrstion has issued such an order. it has
been guilty Of the most gross deception TO-
wards the Southern Commissioners, % it vio.
lates the understanding that the present mill
tary ststss should remain. i is true that cup
plies 10 abundance have been sent. but 10 re-.
enforcement. Notwithstanding the facts, yes
tsrday and last night an uneasy feeling We
apparent in Official circles, which extended
itself 81 over the city.
am not able to ssats the cause suffice It.
that many Of those who have been ia high
hopes for the last ten days are considered DE-
pressed this morning. One leading ststesnan
eaid TO me last evening. begin to fear that
nothing can prevent hss,ili,ies between the
Southern States and the Government OF the
United States" The Southern Comm issi on 70
assures al that talks With them on the subject,
that the concentration OF the troops at PsDes.
cola 10 not for the purpose Of attack. excepting
eli other negotiations fail Of . peaceful settle.
ment. II this should prove to be 90, then they
are to tax possession of oil forts on their own
territory.
The news from Virginia continus to depsess
CONSERVATIVES II 10 admitted BY oil that the
seceesionists are gaining strength every day,
and their ultimate triumhp 10 generally concs
dsd. The secession Of Virgins will determine
the vote Of Maryland, ,ss the people Of that State
consider their interests insepsssbls iron. lh. G.
Of virsinis. Virginia can go peaceably. n.
with Maryland it viii le different, without an,
army from the confederate Ststee tC drive cut
the Federal Government from Washington.
SchuTs was serenadet last night, tut wss %
mnddled with lager he could no, appeal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

Nsv YoaE, April :.
FLoUR-5c better with fair export demand
S5.30@5.34 Super state; &5.50@5.s5 Extra State !;
&5.25@5.S5 Super Western; $5.45t95.6O Common
Extra do; S55O05.e0 Interior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis.
kYs FLOUs-Stcady st x5.400g4.lO.
WHsAT-1askst 1c better, with moderate
export demand. $l.220l 20 fair Chicago Spring !;
@l.s4H@l. .3SX Winter Rcd Western $l.45sg
l.56 White Western.
RYs-Market quiet
BARLBY-Stesdy, 73c.
CoRN-Market opened firm and closed dull.-
66@7Vc Old Mixed Western.
OArs-Market dull. 33034Xc Western and
State.
PoRK-Market quiet and unchanged. Sales
50 brls. 60 r7lI less !; 3l2OO0l2.75 prime.
BsEF-Dur
LAxD-Uncuanged. Sales 500 brls., 9@l6c.
WHIsKY-Aarket less active and easier, 1S0
1870.
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THE GREATEST GREATEST nunBEH
DxnocRArrc CRY Corvxurrox. :

DKMocRArTc CRY CONVENTION. =
Cenvsntiso Of the dspossssy sf The city oi
Davenport, for the purpose Of somisating Oh.
GERS for the city election. vss held at the Court
House yesterday.
Convention vss called 10 order BY . choice
Of E. sherman. Chairmsn. On motion VIII
liam Hall was chosen Secretary. On motion
Of George n. Vsa Hosen. so~mittss % ere.
dsssisls vas appointed. consisting Of George
n. Vsa Hoseo, A.w. Church and WIN. Hall
Who reported the following dslegstss:
Fsvss Wsyd, Anton Shesrer. b. Kennedy. b.
Helms. Dennis AeGrsth. E. wsingsrtnsr.
Second Wavd, Wm. Hall. John b. Sehutt. John
Third Wesd, II. Leonard, E. Shsr0sn, H.
". Mitchell. r. Plsmsr. +. u. Fitspstsiek.
Fourth Ward Geo. Parker. T. F. RUSSELL.
Wm H. Dsdrick, A W. Church, 7. G. Camp
bell.
Fifth Wssd, Geo. n. VanHssen.R r. d. Cong.
don. r. Brady. JAA Y. DsllsslI. John Haley.
6ixtA W'e,d. h Christie. Jss Cunningham,
l. H. Sears. Wm. Rsnwiek, james Murphy.
On motion the report vas adopted. On NO.
tion the delegates present from each ward
we're suthorissd to cast the number Of votes
to which their respective wards men entitled
them.
On motion Of Geo. II. Parker. the eonven.
tiop proceed TO 60 into informal ballot for
Mayor. which resulted - follows:
David Higgins. 20; L 8. Visl. 9; r. Chris
tie. John Forrest. /; Harry Hill. 2.
~ srcx:ou n>.i1 usnnSus n - ~ m a.
declared candidate for Mayor.
On motion Of X. Christie, the convention
preeesded TO ballot for candidate for Aarshsl,
which resulted - follovs: H. W. Mitchell l6
Chas. Asmusssu. IL
On motion of W. H. Dedrick. II. W. Mitchell
vas declared unanimously nominated.
On motion Of X. Christis, Harry Hill Was
unanimously nominated - candidate for city
Treasurer.
% motion Of r. Christie, Eliel Peek was
nominated by scclamation-candidsts for city
clerk.
On motion Of Geo. H. Van Hosen. the con-
vsntion proceeded to ballot for candidate for
Police Magistrate. after which r. D. Congdon,
wss unanimously nominated.
On motion of Geo. n. Van Hosen, . city
committee Of seven. for the ensuiug year, Vas
appointed by the chair.
Committee-Geo. N. Van IIosen. r. Christie,
A. W. Church, II. Leonard. John II. Schutt,
Anton Sheaver, T. F. Russell.
On motion adjourned.
Wn. HALL, Sec'y.
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TUESDAY,, April :.

Tv1sDAY, April l.
ARRIVED.
DLUs WIN0, -, st. Losis.
DgNnARx, Robinson, 81. Louis.
aAwEsTR SRA1n, 0ra0, 81. Louis.
FssD LoRsrs, 0rssn, b. Louis.
CANADA, Parker, Lacrosse.
D1PA18uD.
DsxHARE, Robinson, NsGssgof.
hAwkBYB 6fAfg, Grey, lACrosse.
PnaD 1ossrz, 0Tsea, Lacrosse.
bLCB VINO, -, ST. Louis.
bEL1Asf, Force, St. Loais.
CLARA HINI, Patton, o. Leuis:
CANADA Parker, st. Ls1is.
The passenger and mail packet Kass Cassel,
Capt. Hillhoass, will back ost for Aontross and
way points at psscssy eight o'clock this morning.
Pssssngsrs travelling soathvsrd will please ~
nsnbsr the populsr Kate.
The Lacrosse, Capt. Parker and Clerk Park
hurst, win depart for st. Louis this morning.
The Belfast and Clara Hine left this port hesvi-
y loaded with freight for d. Louis, last evening
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q. Leais Elt0tlon.

s. LOUIS, April /.
II the municipal election to-day. the Taylor.
apt.Rspul licsn ticket. vas elected fby from
5000 r. 5000 msjositv.
The Home Coodisiossl ticket vas unsueeess.
fut 10 bot tvo Wss0e
Tvo Gsruass vers killed By lightnisg dur
ing the storm yesterday.
reo Ifishnso we're stabbsd 10 pelitiesl
nelee eaeurdsy sight, aad have dnse He'd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03
THE CITY.

McCosh 1 Donnshua. ere pstting up brick
marble shop on Perry street. adjoining the II.
prsss Office. where they can hsvs more room.
ARRIvALs.-Chief Justice Lowe ar.
rived yesterday. Judge Tuthill. Of Upton
and Judge Mann. Of Aosmosa, are also at the
Burtis House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

The business men Of ritt-b rg and Al
lsgheny City. held sn enthusiastic meeting On
the currency question today. Mary business
men not heretofore participating 10 the move
msnt aassnted 70 the unanimous voice Of the
meeting. not TO receive deprecated money, e..
eept q brokers' rates.
Missouri and Virginia money today qsoted
at per cent discount.
Farmers will dsoasd par funds for their
produce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

Coon LLrsols BANxs.-HavinQ pub
lishsd complete list Of the deprecated bank
Of lllineis. We publish to-dsy list Of the POI
bspka They ere - follsvs:
Alton Bask, Alton.
Alsa1s Bank, Sullivan.
Agricultural Rank, Marion.
American Bank, visnas.
Bank Of Auetica, Mt Carmel.
Aledo, Aledo.
Ashland, 0olconds:
Bloomington, Bloomington.
Brooklyn, Brooklyn.
Commerce, Vienna.
0alsnA, 0slsna.
0snsseo, 0eueses.
Illinois, New Haven.
Indemnity, Galstis.
Jackson Co., Ca1bondals.
Metropolis, New Market.
Nsperville, Napssvills.
Northern Illinois, wsukeean.
Ottawa. Ottawa.
Peru, Peru.
Sparta, Sparta.
Bond Co. Bank, Grsenville.
Bulls Heed Bssk, St. Masies.
Central Bank, Peoria.
City Bank, Ottawa.
Columbian Bank, Elissbethtown.
Cumberland Co. Bank, Greenup.
Douglas Bank, Metropolis.
Eagle Bank Of Illinois, Thebes.
E. l. Tinkhxm Co.'S Bank, NcLeansboro
franklin Bank Of Granville.
Fulton Bans, Vermont
0arden State Bank, Hutsonville.
6ampden Bank, McLesnsboro.
Highland Bank. Pitts6eld.
Humboldt Bank, Napervills.
International Bank, Raleigh.
Ill. Cent. Bank, Newten.
III River Bank, Harden.
Ill. State Security Bank.
Jersey Go. Bank, Jersay Vile.
Kankaskia Bank, Sullivan.
Kane Co. Bank, Geneva.
Kankakee Bsnk, Kankakes City.
Lafayette bank, Bloomington.
Lake Michigan Bank, Harrisburg,
Lancaster Bank, Lancaster.
Marshall Go. Bank, Lacon.
Mahsiwa Bank, Marion.
Mclean Co. Bank, Bloomington.
Aechsnics' hank, Hardin.
Mercha ants' Bank, Casmi.
Nansgansett Bank, Vienna.
Ohio River Bank, Goleoda.
Olympic Bank, Metropolis.
Patriotic Bank, Huasonville.
Pitts6eid Bank, Pittsfed.
Plowman's Bank, Tsylorsville.
Reeds Bank, Galesburg.
Reapers' Bank, Fsistield.
Southern Bank Of Illinois, Bsllville.
State Stock Bank, st. Johns.
Toulon Bank, Toulon.
Union Bank, Benton.
United States Stock Bank.
Warren Co. Bank, Monmouth.
Western Bank of Illinois.
Wheat Growers Bank, Arma.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

Test OF FIRE BELL. We under
Stand that the new fire tell on the Fire King
Engine House, will be tested this afternoon
bstv cen Eve and six o'clock. The citizens may
not be alarmed II they hear considerable music
about that time.
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MAD DOGS! !!

MID DOGS!
PROCLAMATION OF MAYOR
-oF The
O1ty or Davenport.
COMPLAINTS HAVING BEEN MADE TO
~ me BY sundsy persons in this city Of the exis-
tance of
M - ID DO a8s
Notice is hereby given to al persons ewning Dogs
or having them in their possession, that the same
must be MUZZLED on or bot ore the Sd day Of
April. 1851, and to 90 keep them for the term Of
THIRTY DAYS.
All Dogs found running at large, without AUz-
zLB, after such date will be dealt with according
to Law BY the City Marshal.
DAVENPORT, April 1st, 1861.
h. 3. FINLEY,
apll l-dtfJ Mayor pro TEN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

NEv HAvu. April !.
Rsturns indicate the election Of the Rspubli.
can State ticket. English. Dem. elected 70
Congress By 600 majority. Rs.elestlos Of two
Republican msmbsrs in Fairfield Disaries
OAnhsld. Dem, majority in New Haven, SIS.
HAasyoap. April ].
The Republicans have probably carried their
Sssts ticket BY an increased msjosisy. They
have both brsnehes Of the Legislature. Lconis.
Rep. 10 believed to be elected in the First
Congressional District. By 100 msjoriiy.
HAR1ToaD. April 2--l = n.
The Republicans have elected their state
ticket BY 20 Increased majority. They have
carried both branches Of the Legislature. and
thu let ard Sd Congressional Districts. They
have lost the Sd. The 4th not folly heard
from.
Hartford county. Buckingham's vote 8 1853
Mejority agaiost him s.. Last year II Vas
2,lOO.
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FIFra WARD DEAocRAT,c MEETING.
The Democratic voters OF the Fifth Ward
will meet this evening q the Fifth Ward clab-
room-Forrest's Block-to nominate . candi.
date Tor Alderman TO Gil the vacancy ocoasioa-
ed by the resignation Of NJ. Dow. Per order
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

SUPREME CouRT.-Chief Justice Lowe
arrived yesterday. and Court went into ses-
sion. A few cases we're cal]ed-s few submit.
ted. The docket 10 we'll crowded. Judge
Wright 10 expected to arrive to day Or to-mor-
rO0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

Posr OFFICIAL. - The Republican
Township Committee hss held meeting aad
concluded to address the Hon. Mr.. VaDdsvsr.
for positive irstructions - to holding On cleo.
tion for Post Master here
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New SroRE.-We understand that
our we'll known fellow citizen. Peter Kerksr.
10 about to open . stoek Of soods in his brick
building next to the State Bank. We wish
him large success.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

). Q. ToDD was receiving yesterday .
doe sssortnent Of Ladies' Eugl,sh La.tipe and
Kid Csssrsss Callers. together With . see A.
ssstosse Of Nissss' snd Childrss's Sho>,, Can
% Ii. Teda. aad - his ssv eoedA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

HARRY CARMICHAEL started East last
evening. where he proposes purchasing the
biggest stock Of Tobacco and Cigars ever
brought 70 this market. He will visit Cinein-
natl. Dayton. Baltimore, New York and WASH
ington. We wish him . pleasant journey.
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Paper Suspension.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2.
The snnsylvanian has suspended for the
present, on account Of the pressure of the times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

SLIGHT MIsTAK..-In our notice Of
Ar. Whisler's stock W said groceries" whore
" meant dry gooda" There 10 . difference.
though both articles are good 70 have 10
family.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

SAD.-J. H. Fountain, Esq, Of Man.
chester. Michigan. brother Of the late Dr.. e
J. Fountain. Of this city. arrived In this city
last evening. He had been tslsgraphsd for
during his brothers sick ness. but had not heard
Of his brothers death until his arrival here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

(RORMBRLY BURROWS : PauSPYuAN.l
CTORA0R, FORWARDING AND COMMlS-
> sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
Ne. IL Dassowss aslesA Levoe,
apll.tfl DAv8NPORf, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

Council MHsTINo. - The regular
monthly meeting Of the City Council. takes
place 1t the council chsmbsr. this afternoon.
This 10 the last meeting Of the old council.
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Railroad Acc ideut.

DCBUQUs, April 3.
passenger train on the Dubuque and Western
Railroad, due here at 1l:20 NJ, ran of the track
seven miles west Of this city this morning, killing
insta ntlv VIM. Loomis, brakeman, and severely
injuring Barney Clifford, condu ctor. Several Of
tho passen sers were severely hurt, but none of
them, it is believed, fatally.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

DRcL,NEs.-We understand that Geo.
+. Hubbeil. Eeq. declines the nomination of
Alderman in the sth Ward, He intend. 70 be
City Attorney. and if the snti.tax party sue
cesd they should give him the Office. It 10
supposed that D. b. Nash. Esq.. will be nomi.
mated to fill the vacancy.
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New YORK Stocks.

NEW YoRK, April 2.
Stocks not very aetive.
Tenn. .6's, 751f, Mo. 6's, 66 {: n. s. 6's, 80; N.
G. Sc, II N. 8. s., registered 95X.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

LOOK AT Ir.-See the advertisement
Of 0oulds Furniture Store in another column
When anything 10 wanted in the furniture line.
20 to Gould's. HE stoek 10 ell right,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

GAsDEslNa.-Yesterday made people
feel like rsking up their little kitchen
garden. and getting ready TO Gov eabbsgss,
bssts. beans and psas. and such truck. That
10 . good idss. A little patch Of sstabls.. saves
many dime which would otherwise 60 to
shs Aockstsrs pocket. SOW and plant all the
ground you can spare. and you viii surely BE-
glad for having done 90.
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A.P. = u. KELLY.

DACKRRS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
y Shippsrs Of Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
ian J0.dfw
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CLlN TON HOUSE.
OORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Iowa City, lows, ]. TRUsDslI, Fro
pristor aug2l-dtf.
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Election RetuYns.


CISuxSArI. April l.
The city election passed of quietly to day
The entire Democratic end Union ticket elect.
cd ~ about 1000 majority.
CIsusxArI. April T.
Full returns Of the city election yesterday
show Democratic Union average mejorisy Of
$500. The highest majority 10 l,O06, and the
lowest 2.O77. The Republicans have 8 Coun.
eilmsn, and the Democratic end Union, 26.
CLEvELAsD. April2
At the city election yesterday. Edwsrd s.
Flint, Dem. Vas elected Mayor and the whole
Democratic ticket probably carried.
KAxsAs CRY, Arril :.
R. F. VsnHorn, Union candidate, was elect.
Cd Mayor Of Ka-sas City yesterday, by : large
majority.
SANDUsKY, Ohio, April 2.
the municipal election yesterday, tho Dem
ocratic candidate for Mayor WAS elected by . ma
joriiy Of $50. The Democratic Treasurer and So
licitor, and the Republican Clerk and Marsh al
were elected. The Counclmen elected, stand 2
Republicans and 3 Democrats.
bUBUous, Iewa, April 3.
At the municipal election in this city yesterday,
Henry L. Stout, Republican, was elected Mayor
by 283 majority. majority Of the remainder
portion Of the city officers elected are Democrats
The new Council will stand 8 Republicans and 3
Democrats, and one vacant.
MOEM0UrH, ILL.,, April 3.
The Republicans yesterday, elected their candi-
date for Mayor by 200 majority.
PORTLAND. April2.
The Republican, have elected VIM w. "hnmaa
Mayor. A Democratic Mayor was elected by 81
msioFity.
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aDWAwD ;. faAsER.

IARPENTER and BUILDER, At COATES
~ &Pstehin's old shop, alley opposite Engias
douss on Brady street. fapl0-d1y
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Virginia LeRisDatuve.

RICHMOND, March I.
The Ssnste agreed 70 the House amendment
relating to the transfer Of guns from Bolons
foundry
Mr.. Sanders presented protect against the
passage Of the resolutions into law.
The Senate refused to permit it to 20 on the
journal
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Phenix Fire insurance Company,
OF DROOKLYN; ~ r,
$3o4,4S7.72

Fire and Inland Navigation Risks taken st libe-
raj terms and rates. Especial attention given 10
Insurance Of dwellings and contents fIcm one TO
i've years.
JOHN L. SWITS, Agent,
Nickoll's Bleck, over Wsshburn's Hardware Store.
auI8.diW
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RE.MOv.l[.
CAuERON 4 WlDNRING GTON.
HOUSE PAINTHns AND eLAuBns.
rTAvIN0 MOVED FROM NO. Q. EAST
III Third street to No. Is, West Third street. sre
nav ready to attend 2 Ill ordem of Passtine
Plsi ssd Dseoeative Paper hsneiog. Or.inins.
Nssbline. Sin Whtiag, WAitsaine and Waiii
0slosiaS. e.'....s. tnsh2s-sn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

REAOHcAL,
70 II N 20 " n
has R1NOvBD HIS
Plumbing, steam i Cas- Fitting ShoD
TVO BRADY STREET, ~ DOOR ABOVE
1 Fourth, where can b found Chandelier,
Pendants and Ill kinds Of Gas Fixtures, Well and
Cistsrn Pumps, Globe Valves and Ill kinds Of
b!sss work, Lsad and Iron Pips Fittings. Old
Fixtures cleaned, either il Gilt Of Bioase, Lamps
cleaned and altered. = good assortment ef
KEROSE - W. L.A QPN.
1oa sALB CHEAP;
OILS, WJCKS AND CHIMNEYH. ETC.
Remember the place, Brady street, ID door above
Fourth.
neh16-6ml JOHN ROWE. Aet.
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nORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA srs..
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons, Propsistoes.
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. O1Rce for
Stages leaving for LsClairs, Prncsten, Lyons, De-
Witt, Asquoksta, and Ananosa.
Fare One Dollar Per day. aue1l-ly
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MONTHLY ABSTRACT

OF the Assets Liabilities and Condition sf tks
State Bask Of Ioxa. Ne,chants Bsaseh, ss
Davenport. for Monday. april !. 1851.
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SolD.-There was one sssaler made on
April Feors day. that vs know o. Il app.ars
that on the evening Of that dsy. while stauueh
Republican vas hastsuing home to bic family
he vss met. while asssndiag the bluff. bv
another Rspublisss. Who ssksd him II hs had
hoard any news He said he had not. He
vss astsd what The Post OfRes Convent
vas going to do q the Court House that even.
ing. He said be had not heard Of any sush
meeting bat being himself candidate he
waited No longer Tor words. and boltsd aeross
lots. through ditebes. mud and water, aud
arrive at the Court House. only 70 6ad tie
doors locked and himself April TooledI
Asemss -The besrdsss q ssssais private
boarding. hosss thst vs know Of tried seos
lsasth Of tiae = svsssss their brsakfast 81.
- Nth shippises = saiss nssblti Il dlds't
issslse vell. L = ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-03

RILEY, Of the Debolt, il fitting up his
new Saloon and Eating House, opposite the old
stand. Riley is . whole team.
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DEcllsxs.-We are sorry that Nj.
Dow finds Il impossible 70 remain candidate
Tor Alderman In The Fifth Ward. The rsasons
which hs suomsss - the people. IN bic card is
another column, are eogsnt. We admire bic
frmness in the matter. and ve believe that be
10 rteht-and that the future will 20 prove Il.
II The Democratic voters Of The Fifth Ward
think differsstly. il 10 but proper that they
should have tse chance Of nominatiug another
candidate. Ne. Dow s8erds then the chance
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ClTT DgMoCRATIC AOmlHATlOas.

CITY DEMOCRATIC AOmlNATlOnS.
UOR MAYOR:
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April, 4. d. 1851.
Is. MACKENZIE,
Notary Public, Scott Co., Iowa
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