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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14
SALE-On Mocd.- =. e1,..-

TRUSTEES SALE.-On Monday, tho afteen
= Alalof April, eighteen hundred and sixty.
ONE 1851, viii be sold, for ca b, to the highest
bidder at the Court Hosss door, in The CITY of
Davenport. Scott county. st o'clock r. n. the
following described real estate, situated in Scott
county. Iowa to-wit Commencing At . point On
silleF street, IN the city Of Davenport n out let
No. one l,) six hundred and tweuty-lve feet
l62S) end four inches from the south east COR
ner Of Block No. forty nine (49 y measurine
thence north twenty-five (1t) feet thsncs run
nlng west one hundred and nifty (l50) feet, more
or loss, 70 alley !; running thence along alley.
south twenty -hyc l2s feet, running thsnos east
one hundred and nifty U5O. feet, more or lees, 70
place Of beginning, together with al the sppur-
tensnces thereunto belonging, by power and elect
ot deed Of Trust, made to me by Felix Eraft
and Frsdreiks, his wife. duly resorded in the re-
cords Of Scott county aforesaid, in Book D." q
town lot mortgages, page 5s7, October l6tA, is6s,
and dated the same day.
March II, 1861.
WIN. HALL,
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Later isom Caliiornia.

Foa1 ksARsEY, March l3
The Fony Express With San Frsncisco dates
TO Feb. "a passed here u $50 A. N.
The Lsgislaturs adjourned over from ~
alse 70 the 26,h. The sessions continue t. he
occupied with discussions Of Union reso.utuns.
No legislation Of any importance his been
trsnsscted, yet
The 70 constituted Democratic party csueus,
composed Of Breckinridge and : portion Doug.
lee Democrats. met 81 Sacramento last evening.
i reported that . majority Of the Douglss
Democrats and oil the Republicans are sndes-
qoring to induce McDougAf to withdraw from
the contest. when IN effort to elect some com.
promist candidate will be made.
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River Items.

WsDNssDAY, March l3.
N0nFHBRNBR, Afford, Dubuque.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Galens.
DBrARrHD.
ApBLIA, White, St. Louis.
NORTHER RN1R, Afford, st. Louis.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, r. Ways.
Tho Metropolitan 10 due from Dubuque this
morning, and will depart for St. Louis sometime
during TIE day. Passenger going south can End
no better mode Of conveyance than that Of tho
Metropolitan.
The Fred Lerens, Capt. Green, will depart for
Dubuque to-day.
|, Tas On. KANs.-This we'll and favor.blv
known best win be up this evening, and return
Tomorrow morning. The DR.. is in good trim and
prepared for large business. Frank Watson ID
the agent here.
THs RIvIR.-Ths river, all tho way from st.
Louis to Dubuque, Is clear and rising, with about
five and halt feet Of water On the Upper Rspids.
AGAINST ras BalDoE.-The steamer Kate Cas-
col, Capt. Hillhouss, coming down yesterday morn
ing about ton O'clock struck the stone pier on the
east side Of the draw, on tho larboard bow, and
tore away her guards slick and clean to the stsrn
She struck bee line to the boat ways for repairs
not stopping either here o. Rock Island.
RUnoRED BURxlSa OF rns SrBAnsR HAvxryv
S1Ars.-Charley Asausssn, Who came up yester.
tssday, rsports that the stssnee Hauksye Stase
which left here on Thanlay ls.s, VAS burned be.
tween keokul and Hannibal. He had % pssis;vs
Information Of the subjest, bat believes il 70 b.
20. We don't believe anything o. tie Md; y
least W don't want TO. ss1 tsas.f esss's'
rtf ~ E1kD0RAPR.
BusLlna1ou, Iowa, March Il.
Water sox fest o. Lower Rapids - Visiar-
LASALLs, March -.
River II fest on bsrs, and falling slovIy
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SCOTT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SooIR.
rvs PRExIuHs brief glance st the List o
Premiums offered by the Scott County Agri
cultural Society, to be competed for at the next
Fair, reveals the following interesting items
The Fair will open at the grounds on Monday.
Sept 9th, aud continue until Friday evening
Sept. lsth-fivs dsyA This arrangement give.
mols time than has heretofore been used, and
will consequently afford the judges and clerks
better opportunity to do up their business sat
isfac,orily. The Directors have taken care
that essh dsy shall have handsome attractions
We predict it will be . grand gala week in
Davenport.
The premiums offered amount in the sggrs.
gate 70 about $4,000, which shows very
plainly that the Directors intend to give the
people Of this county, State and adjoining
States. . chance to carry away their pockets
full Of loose change. Compared with last year,
the amount is moro than double, and with the
year before that, about four times 80 large.
This indicates very progressive disposition
on the part Of the Managers, and we are Of the
opinion that it will win Everybody is invi;-
ed to come forward with their stock, produce
machinery, &c., and make trial for the prizes.
Competition from all adjoining counties most
respectfully solicited.
Some of the premiums are Best Stallion,
any age or breed, 800; I'd best $50; best
trotting horse or mare $40; best stallion, four
y e~ss cid e.A ~pw.sj. (.--3-.--) TOO. I~-.
matcnsu goluiuKs GU, iur s-:-, 49,
mile nearest 5 minutes, t25 came nearest :
IL minutes. cas-; best bull Of any age or
breed $500. Other premiums in proportion,
and plenty OF them.
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Dox'r LIKE IT.-Our sanctimonious
eotemporary At the other end Of the hall don't
appear to admire our animad " ersions upon
the lecture Of the reverend politician from the
holy city Of Chicago. and consequently ex'
pands itself upon the subject. We look upon
ell this ~ matter Of course. 20 will others
Il has long since come to the pass that the ma.
jority of lsetursrs Who 90 TO and fro il the
country, turn their discourses into political
shsnusls for party purposes; como with rank
psstisan idsss and incspdisry dogmss, couch ed
in the most velvsty syliablss and honied Sen.
teness 10 cunningly intsrvovsn - to captivats
the ear Of the we'll meaning and stir up sec
tional hatred and diseord. The pulpit has fig.
ursd largely In this work. and instead ci
spending their breath in teaching their fel
lows how 10 live that they will never die. in
suleAte into their minds how they may best
sundsr the silver cords which should bind
maa to man-Asw 20 Get brother against
brother--psstyf agaisss party and section
against section. Like rsvsnous wolves wrap
ped up In sleeps clothing. they sndsavor "a
pass themselves Of for what they are not Ths
fruits Of their lsbors ass becoming sbuodsot
and bitter. They can be seen In the deadly
antsgonisn which now exists in this country
sad which rsnd in twain the happisst nation
the sunlight Of heaven ever illumlnatsd, sod
stiil they ask yea - hear then ssin.see listen
70 their tfss.oa breeding, peace destroying
seatimsats. until brother ehsll 90 hate brother
shat hs shsll bssoes willing to spill bic blood
fer , msss sbssssssios. Such is the lsgitimstsr Il
sslt Of the sndssvors Of that school in which
D.. Cox AoIsstsss.s TITS t6s s.yii vbisSa soit.
Tie 0lsss1& SIhsy are wsleeas . shslu
sAelss-sAsg ~ Welcome to pstsakS u ii
/ llG nj as.4sl ans snnavssas aoissil
Al .&eu5s
~ l,sx1z Euo.sS sssH N - ffik-g5
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Georgia COnvention.

SAVANNAH, March II.
The Georgia Ststs Convention has trans-
fsrrsd the Forts. Arssnsls arms and nunitions
Of var. to the Govsrnmept Of the Southern
Confsderscy. An ordinance has cleo been
passed appropriating half million Of dollars
for the support Of the Government, and author.
ising the Governor to issue Z per cent bonds
for the amount.
The report Of the seisurs OF the Northern
stock in the Macon Western Railroad. 10 de-
MED. The President Of the road, J. Scott. says
there 10 no foundation for the report.
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~ tuis wsn xn0wn nOtei cnsngo0 pF0-
TrietOrs. One Of the undersigned, the owner of
the premises, and the original proprietor, will BE-
In the Office 70 welcome all old and now friends.
We hattcr ourselves that with our experience
and our superior accommodations We can oGer 70
the travelling public oil tho comforts Of . we'll reg
ulated house 1T 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 Ton Day Boarders
can be accommodated. Families desiring rooms.
are invited to call and make their selections.
A Large and Cbmmodioss lytaJie connected soisA
the H0ussl
To our farming friends w would promise that
the same liberality will be extended 70 them -
heretofore, and the highest prices paid to them
for that part Of their produce used by tho House.
J. }. HUMPHREY 4 co.
jan22-d6wN
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March IL.
The State Conference assembled again to-
day. Attendance email. The Chairinsn said
he understood Gov Hicks was still un illng
to call 9 Convention, and it Vas evident the
sentiments Of members were somewhat modi-
fed It 10 thought Committee will be sp-
pointed to confer with the Virginia Conven.
tiou. Adjourned till tomorrow
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CONGREssIONAL Al PROCEEDINGS.

1VsF'. " AsHIX0TON, March Is.
SGxA1R-Ar. Douglas offered . resolution
sailing % the Secretary Of War Tor infor ns-
tios - TO the forts 10 the seeded States II II
y necessary 70 rs-ossupy the same. what force
vii Be necessary Tor that porposs. 10.
Wilson and Mason objsetiDg, the resolution
iss over.
M. Fesssndsn offered . rssolution directing
the Secretary Of the senate to strike from the
roll Of the senate the names u Senators from
the seeding States who have declared thsy sre
nc longer members Of the Senate.
The senate went into executive session. and
adiourned sV
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KICaMOND. March lS
Mr.. Somsrs' speech Vas the ablsst Of the sss
saon and produced . profound effect. The
unionists consider his arguments unsnswerable
There 10 but little doubt that the Border
State Conference proposition will be adopted
but that the peace propositions will be taken
% basis Of adjustment is doubtful. Some 90
cessioniais admit the impossibilty Of adopting
% ordinance ofsecession, but say that Virginia
will ultimately seeeds unless her demands ar<
granted
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Kansas Ala.

ArouIsoN. March 13
The Relief Committee have received TO day,
over 81. 900 bushels of seed wheat, half Of il
being purchased with New York Appropria-
ttons, and the other half from Wisconsin
About an eqlsl amount had been previously
received from various sources 1000 bushels
were shipped to day for Lesvsnw orth. for dis
tribution in Lsaven worth and Douglse coun-
ties. The demand for potatoes for seed 10 very
great. The supply Of provisions on hand i
small. and the receipts lately have been light
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CONCORD. March II.
Tho State election to-day brought out the
usual vote. Nathaniel s. Berry, was the Re.
publican. and 9. Stark. the opposing candi-
dates for Governor. Three members u Con-
grees were alec voted for. The vote Of Con-
cord was: Berry, 1862 Stark, s05. Msnches.
ter, Berry. 1909; Stark. 9l4. Nassau. Berry.
9OS Stark. 656. Fifty six towns give berry
1866; Stark IL ,2lO; Scattering A.
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MONTGOMERY. March IL.

MONTGOMERY. March IL.
Nothing of public interest was done to-day.
recess 10 daily expected. which will be
brought about, certain. during the week.
Mr.. Cobb has sent to sev eral State CoDven-
tions certified copies OF the permanent Consti.
tuition. 1t 10 expected Alabama will ratify it
Wednesday,.
Mr., STEPHENS has gone to Craw fordsville.
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BRorHEx Cox held forth 1t L. Claire
Hall last evening. instead OF the Aethsdist
church. which vas an appropriate change
under The circumstances. Ths Rsssrsnsd pol.
iticisn went through with his usuai politieo-
religious rhodomontads. which ws trust was
satisfsetosy to those vto heard him.
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SUDDEN CHANGE.-The warm, pleas
ant weather Of Tue.dsy took decided change
for the worse duriog the night. and yesterday
was chilly and disagreeable. March 10 loosing
none Of its reputation THE time. surely.
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10. PARKER, Md. GBO. ". A'CAKN, \. D.
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN.
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE.
No.. Franklin Block, second aoor, Brady ST.,
eetwceu Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DR.. PARKER's residence, corner 9th and Le Claire
streets. Or. Csc. w. McCAKn's residence, east
side Of Bss1y. second door from corner Of 9Th.
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Rock ISLAND CoMNox SCHooLs.-
From communication in the Rock Island AZ.
gus We CLEAN the following facts concerning the
eomuoa schools Of our sister city Number oI
scholars in attendance. about 1900. Tsschers
end sa aries one Superintendent st $3.50 per
month male tsAchsss st IN average OF $50
per month ten OF eleven female teachers st an
average ef e2s.46 per month, making in oil
about ssvsntssn teachers. and 90 aggregate
salary Of about $1,000 per year. Contingent
and direct expenses smount TO from % 200 to
"a. 900 mere. making an annual cost Of from
$1,000 TO $4,000 per year for schools. OF
this the State pays about II 600, and the bal
sncs ia raised BY direct taxation. Ia view Of
the difficulty In raising 90 large an amount Of
money the correspondent suggests employing
only female teachers, ard keeping the school
open 10 month"; per year that the dutiss Of
be assumed by the President
Of the School Board; that the High school do
partment be closed. and 20 forth. Ali this is
for the purpose Of economisiDg in school mat
ters.
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WRoso Box.-A couple of our down
town business men paid . visit to Rock Island
: little while since. and didn't get what they
bargsinsd for BY eonsiderabls. Served them
right.
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hungry Dogs after q Bone.

HARRISBURG March IL
There ere twenty one nominees Ia the House
to fill Camer0n's seat In the Senate. The prin-
cipal ones are David Wilmot, Thaddeus Ste
vsns, Norton McMichael and Richard Vaux.
The Legislature has appointed Thursday. for
the election of Senator.
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ARTuUR's HONE MAGAzISE FOR
APnn This superb monthly is on Rand and
6nds warm welcome. Its pages ara rsPlste
with good things. We recommend it to every
family
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n Ne.VEWANa,e.

DENTlST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAS.
- GooDRICn, would invite yo. ,ttention t. his
great reduction in prices Of DENTIST, and would
invite al persons needing his services TO call and
examine work aud prices, at his Rooms, next door
to Shepherds Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Ofhco.
N. B. Teeth extracted sll hours Of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. n0v5 If
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NUMBER 1875.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
ELECTYO.r .vUTYCE.

EAGVx1VN svUzZVEe
pUB.lC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
= !! = tns enseing City Election, 70 b holden on
aid month. ="
The following omcss arc to bs elected. 70 III
One MAYOR of the City Of Davssuurt:
CITY TREASURER;
CITY MARSHALL; asy" Z
CITY CLERK:
p0L!CE MAGISTRATE, and
ALDEh1AN for each Ward for the term
Of two years, and ono ALDERMAN for the a. ~
and Ssh Wards for the term Of one year.
DAVENPORT, March Is, 1861.
By order Of the City Council,
HsNRY NIrfRLBUecu1n,
nshll-d,dl Clerk.
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New York Aarket.

NDw Y0a4, March Is.
FLouR-laskst hsavy, h1t psisss aschaagsd.
s5.0o@5.05 Super State; et.lo@t.l6 Estm Stass
$s.eO@s.lo Super wesessn; St.le0s. Is Connon
Extra do.; 1s.4o@5.55 Iafeliss = Good Shipping
Brands and Extr. Round Hep Ohis.
NYs FLoUI-Stsady at ~. .l004.l0.
WnBAf-1eskst slightly = nsew = hsyers-
With modseu16 aeaand fee 0npogl coise u. 900
|tss. Sl.lsHotl:se CAiGG lA1ae N, - north
Western lag; a 99olN W3aAG - Wssssrn
10. g @ssa
bARLBY-Steady, 10.
Oosr- MaRksts not % 1xD 0nlss St,0oo bss.--
|st]S065e Old Mid Wssan n $3.50 te0ses
do. et depot. aassAa AasgEs xa1Aa s4s n
|. OArs-Asshss dsl! $4|60ge Westem -
EStsts. ~ y
- feaK- Market qaist aad unsAaaosd. e11.l3H
Bbs1-Dull.
l. WnsEv-Masketv without inpsslaat shaats.-
sslea ~ bbls. o INA = sss s~sss aass7 sss
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Boiler Explosion..Loss Of Life.

LAPoarE, Ind. March Is.
The boiler Of the steam cav mill blew up st
Q o'clock this morning. William Lewis va
instantly killed, ard four others badly injured
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!. A. REID, II. D.,

j. A. REID. II. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
u No. 2S, corner Main ana Third streets, Dav.
snport, Iowa :.
Dr. REID can be consulted 1t his ONCE Ut all
hours Of tho day and night, unless Professionally
engaged. sept25
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lGNATIUS LANCER,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHEUR.
i OvrIcs-South- east corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from Z to A. H., and ;
to5P.M june27-tf
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THE PRINTER.-The Printer for Feb
ruary 10 at hand. 1t contains . vast amount
of useful knowledge for the craft. and Is just
the thing that no accomplished compositor can
afford to dispense with. II 10 the neatsst
printed journal in the country.
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Thev Decline the Honor.

New YoRK, March 13.
A special dispatch to the Commercial, says
that Corwin and Clay have both declined the
missions teldered them.
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Reduction Of Freight.

BUFFALO. March l3.
The N. Y Central R. X. Co., in anticipation
Of the opening of the canals, have reduced the
rates Of freight on -four to 60 cents per bbl..
and on grain to 80 cents per 100 pounds from
Buffalo to New York
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River News.

HARTFORD. Ct, March 13.
Navigation 10 resumed. The river 10 now
free of ice, and the steamer City Of Hartford
and Granite State are running regularly be-
tween New York and Hartford, without de-
tAntiOn
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DIR. WIN. r., HILLS,

FORMERLY OF LIE CLAIRE, WOULD AN
IL nounco to the cititissns Of Davenport and
his profession in this city, and will carefully and
punctusiy attend to all calls, by night or day.
He may be found 1t oil times 1t tho Le Claire
House when not absent profess onal business.
frv7-wlmddtf
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Massachusetts Legislature i.

BosToN. March IL.
The House to day ordered to third reading
the bill modifying the Personal Liberty lave.
which recently passed the Senate.
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II. n. PRETTYMAN,

(PORxgRLY BrRRows PRBrrYMAN.)
CTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMNlS-
> sion Merchant and Steamboat Agent.
Ne. 1, Nsassowss asleek, Leves,
apl4.tf1 ..i.. DAVENPORT, Iowa.
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LOST Hrs HoRsE.-Mr. GuibersoD, q
farmer in Rockingham township while at work
10 the 6eld With his horss. when colt which
was bothsring about, got mixed up 10 the
traces and giving the horse kick. broke the
horses leg st the thigh The animal had 70 be
shot. Mr. G. Is q hard working farmer, and
ean i'll afford to lose % much of his team.
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THE CITY.

ELrCr1ox.-The voting population
will please nctics advertisement Of sn election.
T.
APPorNTMENr.-We see by the tele-
graphic dispatches that Ar. James Tyner, son
Of Nr. Tynsr. Of this city. has been appointed
70 good warm bsrth in the mail service.
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w . r. CLAIR X

w. r. CLARK,
a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
IA and Notary Public, No. Nickolls' Block, Dav-
onpOrt. Iowa [mar5-t
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VA. lALL,

CONC DON q HALL.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW
IA and Notariss Public. Office, North west
0rnss of Brady and Seoond streets, upstairs
ntrsnos on Brady street. july 3e-dtl
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7 EGAL NOTICE.-State Of Iowa, scott ooun-
~ g.
Edwin 4. Pesss vs.) In the District
at Al County.

Pursuant 70 ~ order Of said Court made n the
above entitled cause, dated the first day Of March,
1861, notice is hereby given to al the creditors Of
the firm ef Tallma,, Powers 1 Mclean, that
they are hereby required 70 present and exhibit
tssir respective claims to the undersigned Re
seiver, at his ofice in the city of Davenport, On
the Esd day Of March next, at : o'clock r. n, TO-
gether with the evidences Of their respective de-
msnds in order that the amounts respectively due
70 said creditors may be ascertainsd.
Davenport, March 7th. 1861.
r.. D. CONGDON,
mch6l Receiver.
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mch6'
CTATE or IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, 50.
%. II the District Coas
John P. H. Talmsn, fof said County,

Notice is hereby given that BY virtue Of - Or
der of said Court The subrcrber receiver in the
shove suit will sell Ut Orrs Auction kDoms, Ia
the city Of Davenport, on u e 9th day # April,
A. D., 1861, st ~ oc,ock At noon, al and ovsry,
tho psrssnal property remaining, snd being In his
hands = saeh receiver, consisting Of psonissesy
notss book accounts, judgments, etc., etc. which
sale II 10 - entirely for cash, and the purehassss
or assignsss Of the said debts will b suthorised
to sas fss and collect the ssns il the naus II
the subscriber ss receiver in the sbevs salt -
his receiving sufficient indemnity against eli
costs and expenses % which b nay b subise.ed
in co. sequence Of any euiss.
Dsts1tAis "a day " March, 1851.
B. D. CON0DON,
0ch6 kose6veS.
TT hINTING or ALI KlNu6 DOHR on
siGiARosoy, VEST : 20,
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sVOtoCE.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- BY the undsnignsd until Saturday, the 18th
inst, ~ foIlows:
For medical attendance and medicine for the
paupers Of the county Of Scott st the Aims House
tor the period Of one year, commencing April 1st,
1851 also, for attcndsnce asd medicine for The
paupsSs Of the township of Dsvsnpost for the
same time. The bids 70 Be made sspsrstsly.
G. STEWART ELLS,) Dirsctofs.
THOMAS K. FLUKE,f Of The
HENRY q. NEAL, Poor
meh11
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i. GEO. n. VAN HossN,

VBzNK PLUUuB. 0BO. y. VAN HOHBN,
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A TTOkNEYS AND COUNSELORS At LAW,
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Conn.,, Capital, $4,000 City Fire Insurance Co.,
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RDW ARD 3. FRAZER.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. [spl9-d1y
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CoxcokD. N. H., March Is.
12S towns give Berry, Repub.. for Governor
26, O66; Clark. Dem. 1859; scattering lO4.
The Republicans have elected to the Legisls-
ture lis and the Democratic 50 members.
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CLINTON HOUSE.
NEW PENNsYLVANIA HOUSE.

NORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Iowa City, Iowa. J. TRUsDELL, Pro
priotOr. auQ2l -dtf.