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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

ECAL NOTlCE.-To John Wisrum, Hans
II Staltsnberg, Abel Staltsnberg, William Davis
Moor, W. n. s. Thoroiag, George &C. Dow,
Charles 8. Faulkner, Talcott, Emerson 70 The
Missi.sippi and Missouri Railrsd Company. Sin:
You and each Of you are hereby notified thae
there 10 now on die in the Once Of the tierk q
the District Court for scott county, Stat. d
Iowa, . petition Of Heinrich .Adolph Gutschow,
claiming for conditions broken, tho foreclosure of
two certain mortgage, esecuted BY you the said
John Wierum, OF date one Of the 9Th day Of sep
tembsr, A. D., 1859, and ths osher Of the 2st day
Of June, 4. D., 1882, conveying TO Petitioner the
following resi- estate, lying IN ssid Scott county,
Stste Of lows, to-wit: The east fsn = the
south east quarter Of section eighteen u.s. II
township seventy eight t76, M rth Of range No.
three east Of the 5th r. n. containing eighty(eO)
acrss Of land, TO secure the psymens Of eer'e eia
promissosy note, executed BY ycu the ssid Soha
Mierum Of date September oth, l6S3, Tor the su0
off6ve hundred (45(o) dollars due aud pays bic %
The zlst day Of June, 1874, vi b intsrsst q the
rate 81 four per cent. per snnuD sitsr June zIsts
1862. PlainiiG CLAIMS that there - nov due .
said noto and NOR, cages, the sum OF seven has
drsd (S7O) dollars, foe which he pays jsdgmsns
.sain,t YOU. the said .ohn Wisrum, with interest
and cos,s Of salt.
Now, unless yos and each Of you, appear And
answer thereto, on or before noon Of the second
day Of the next tern Of mid Court, 70 = begua
and holden N the Sd day Of June, 4. D., loSls
default will 10 entered against you and jsdgn0s
~ DAWSON / TRUE.
apsl7l Att'ys fer haisti6.
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River Items.

TuHsDAY, April 16:
ARRIVED.
WILSON, St. Louis.
LACROss :, Parker, Dubuque.
DHPARTRD.
WILSON, Lyons.
LACROSSE, Parker, st. Louis.
The Canada, Capt. Parker, will be the regular
Northern Line packet fer St.Louis this morning at
9o'cock.
The magnificent and swift steamer Grey Eagle
viii be the st. Paul packet to-day. Remember
the Grey Eagle.
The John Bell leaves for st. Louis and way
points to-day.
The mail and passenger packet Fate Casisl,
Capt. Hillhouse, will back out for Nontross at 8
this morning, making sure conre rection for st.
Louis in SO hours.
CoLLIsIoS.-Ths steamer G. H. Wilson, with
three barges in tow, collided with the Havkeye
State, near Ham burg. No great damage done.
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OFFICE OF rHs DEMOCRA1 AND NEws1
Tuesday Eve, April Is, 1851. J
The weather nov il very Ane and highly favor
able to sowing and farmers ars busy. Oar sup
plies of Wheat are mostly BY railroad
Flour Firm ct $4.6005.00. Shipments 500
bbls.
wHEAr-Activs at 75@7sc Receipts s,l2s bu.
Shipments 3,ol2 bu.
BARLEY-Q Quiet At 25@3oc. Receipts 12o bu.
Shipments 700.
CoRs--Steady at 1sc for ear and l9c for
-helled. Receipts 243 bu. 6hipnsnts 1000 bu.
OArs.-Quiet at lIsgl5c.
PorAross. Plenty at t7@l2c. Receipts S37 bu.
Shipments 900 bu.
ONIONS at loo.
MALr-shpments 900 bu.
HAY-Dull 1t $4@5.
CoAL-From wagon loc per bushel Coal Vel.
Icy coal &c in yard Henry county coal loc in ths
yard.
WooD-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord
PouLrRY-Live Chickens 4l.350l.50 . dos.
Dressed o@sc = b. Turkeys, 5o@7Sc dressed
do. S@l0c = b.
BurrER.-Plenty 1t l0@l3Hs y b.
Eoes-lo@l21lo y dos.
LAxD-l0@l3xc p b.
HAns-New Sugar Cured ll@l211o per lb.-
Common l0@1l1 14c per lb.
CHRsss--Herkimer Co. l3@l7e Per h.; Wss-
torn Reserve II k@l2ke.
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LouIsylLLE. April Is.

LousvLLE. April l6
The recent news has considerably psralysed
the people. and they have not yet recovered
from ito effects
CompAniss are enlisting for the Southern
Confedsracy. II 10 rumorsd thst several start
tomorrow.
The citizens generally dsplore the position
Lincolns proclamst stion.
LousvILLE. KY. Apri! Is.
The Courier Tomorrow will publiah the FOL.
lowing reply to the Secretary Of Wsr: Your
dispatsh is received. In answer l cay en-
phsticly. that Kentucky will furnish no troops
for the wicked purpose Of subduing sister
southern Stste.
[Signsd] B. AAGOFFIN,
Governor Of Kentucky.
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GoNE TO THE PEAK.-On Monday
our respected friend and fellow citizen. Henry
Altman, Esq. let THE city for the gold fields.
He goes out equipped for the farming businsss.
and We wish him the nost abundant success
Being . man Of indomitabls energy and undy.
ing perseverance. we have sn:idea that he vi ]
make the time count Mr.. A.. since We have
known him, has been one Of the most staunch
and untir;ng Democrats In the State. and has
shown himeeIf to be worthy Of the high esti-
nation in which he has been held. both ~ q
gentleman and politician. He carried with
him the good will OF the Democracy Of Iowa.
We again wish him success.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

Dowx.-By our Stock Market report,
II will be seen that No. &c have dropped down
to so 3-4. and other stock on which our curren-
cy is based have gone down In proportion. -
Look ont for another money panic. II these
stocks 60 on dsprecisting as they have done.
there will be such Developments In money
matters here - We have not seen before Look
out for it. Keep just as little on hand ~ you
know how.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

CLrvELAND. O.. April l6.
An immense Union meeting was held here
last night. Mayor Flint presided. Addresses
were made by senator Wade. r. P. Spaulding.
d. X. Carter, and others. Of all parties Reso-
lutions we're adopted sustaining the Govern
ment, approving Of the Presidents call for vol
unteers, recommending the Legislature to
make appropriations OF men and money. and
appointing . Committee to ascertain the effi-
cheney Of the Cleveland military. The great
eel uoanimity offeeling prevailed and speeches
were constantly interrupted by wild cheers
and respoDsea
There we're similar proceedings, and large
meeting was held st Norvalk, Ohio, last night.
ADRIAN. Mich, April l6.
A large and enthusiastic meeting assembled
on short ootice. last night. irrespective Of
osrty. Resolutions were unanimously adopt
Cd. expressing sympathy With the Administra-
tiop. cad Recommending the Governor 10 adopt
such measures % will enable Michigan to CO.
operat With the other States 10 maintaining
the De rpetuity Of the institutions bequsAthsd
10 BY our anesstors.
A sinilar meeting Vas held In Hudeon
CIxclxSArI, April Is.
The citizens meeting last night, vac an i'm
mense fair. Men Of all parties participated.
One feeling Was nsnifested, and that vas to
sustain the etars and stripes at oil hasards.
Great excitement prevails among the mill
tary. and al the companies are fast filing up
their rsnlss. The home guard. for the defence
Of the city. will consist Of 10000 mss, asd is
fast filing up- IN
The nlsrehs ats have stopped shipping goods
South.
TERaE HAurE Ind, April is.
The citisens, irrespective Of party, are hold
ing sn immense s.'d enthusiastic meeting this
svsa3sg. sspssseiv = OF thetr loyalty 10 the Con
sti, psbop and willingness to sustsin the Gov.
ernn neat in the press Mt crisis
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NUMBER l54.
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.


vHI FOLLOWING 0TATHMHNT AND Az
= Adsvits will settle the vssasity AZ ~ -.
uoes made in yestsrdsys DDnocnAr b. q indi.
viescl whe % veg aaxious % obtain nosegissy:
Being n the store of Nsssss. Haiehs . -, ..
ne ocsning the ssll fss the RspaSheaas a he
na4sh Wssds who,voesd ths sunlight Rspsblicea
uskee appeared in the pepsfs, nI. " K, Hsieht
stated he knew one Rspa6lisaa who voted foe ~.
havilsnd Who could not attend the mss,ipe n
Ar. y. ID. Inealsbe hsi iaf0rned him hs did nos
vote Tor Ar. Aituebuscher for City Clerk.
4. A. NcLOSKY.
STATE OF iowa.
COUHTv o. ScOrf,
". \. Haight being duly sworn. depoees q
follows: That he did make the staten ent il the
psesence Of A. A. NcLosky, and that Mr. L. D.
lngalsoe Informed him on the Monday svsaine
ssceeoding the election, that be did not veee tss
~. Aittisbuscher for City Clerk.
Before me and in ny presence sworn u. tile
IL {. s, s. q APRIL 4 d j. w. y srrwAar,
Notary Public, Scott Co., 1ows.
STATE OF iowa.
SCors CouHrY,
is. Resder being daily sworn, deposss and nys,
that on OF about Wednesday, the 10th day II
April, 1851, ~ the o1acs Of Whitson Co., II the
city ~ Davenport, l.. u. lngalsbs admitted % hin
that he, the said lngalsbe, did, q the lest city
election, strke from the ticket be voted, The n ne
Clerk. 8. RREDfR.
Subscribsd and sworn 70 before - this lsth
day. Of April, 1851.
LIS. NV. STEWART,
april Notary Public, Scott c., Iowa.
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new YORK market.

NBw foas, April 10.
FLoun-Markst dull and hsavy and ces. lower.
$5.lO@s.25 Supss State; Is. .3605 80 Extra STATE
$5.lo@5.30 Super Western; 4S1005. 80 Co0mon
Extra do; &5.6005.65 Interior 70 Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
hYs FLOUR-Stssdy At $3.4O@4.lO.
WasAr-Wsrkst heavy and dali and 10 lower.
]lA5g1 so White.
RYR-Markst quiet. 50.
BARLBY-Dull, 63G7ac.
CoRu-NaSkst heavy. 60H066e Old Aixsd
Westsa delivered elH061e new Do:
OAre-Nasket dali. 33@SlXe Western aoa
Posx-Narkst stsady. elS.se nss Sl3.7s@
1890 prime.
Bss1-Unchanged.
Cur MRArs-Steady.
LARD-Unchanged.
WnrrY-ln fair demand, 1e1<@ls3[e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

ASSAULT AND BATTERY. A man
named Harbetzel, was introduced into the
presence Of Justice McKown yesterday. to an
sws. to charge Of assault and battery. The
evidence was not favorable 10 the defendant
and fine and costs vas 6shed ut Of his
pocket. amounting to some six dollars. Ex.
pensive amusement, we should say.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

PERsoSAL.-If Ii the person who came
into our Office last evening during our absence
and took away orr mail matter, has 60:
through with it BY this time. We shall be very
much obliged 10 him II he will return it.
such conduct is cool; very cool rsfreshingly
cool; but bring back those papers.n you please.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16
LATER FROll EUROPE.
'PosrLAxp April 10.

EO9ILAND, April 10.
The steamer North BtIion he's arrived.
LvRnPooL, 4th.-Ceodbeeion 70 vorkipemsn
in London viii probabl y.ternisats 10 ssrike.
Ar Trsin has been nepisslly fined on con-
plsint for obstruetine lrssts in London BY
horse railroads, and q bselsd.
The French navy has tesn rsorgauissd into
hve divisions, one division ordered to Syria.
1t vas announced that The Emperor We
about 70 reduce the garrison Of Psria
Government measures are being taken for
the suppression Of unlegaliaed religious asaoeia
tions. Reported notifications in the ministry
denied.
Paris Bourss dsprseiatsd. Rsntss lover.
Gsribs di was received With great spthus-
iasm at Turin.
The Opisione at Turin sdvocates the with
drawal Of French troops from Rome % nstional.
The Italian army viii soon perform their d.
tiee. The military foree in the provinces will
be increased.
The Emperor Of Austsis decreased the re-
snmption OF payments o silver in Lombardo
Vsnstis.
The Porte hes ordered the blockade Of the
coast OF Montenegro. Omar Pacha will be
eommander-in- chief 10 b0ssina.
u 10 reported that Garibsldi and the Hun
garian leaders have . perfect understanding
II is expected that the Hungarian diet viii
call Hungarian troops from other parts tf Aus-
tr's to concentrate in Hungary. If opposed by
Austria. The HuDgArieus will refuse to pay
taxes ILsurrection vi take place.
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MILIrARY.-The d. C. AS were out
last evening in full uniform and field piece.
A salute Of thirty -four guns was fred TIE
company was called out. We understand, to re-
ceive Gov. Kirk wood.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

RECRUITING IN Rock IsLAND.-We
understand that . recruiting Office was opened
in Rock Island yesterday. We presume it 10
%. At Moline, too. We understood that com.
pany is getting ready to 60 into the U. 8. sr
nv. So we 90
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STATE OF IOwA,l
SCOfY COvynrY
n y I'll E .

nv TRE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
purchased his material at cash
R2N prices East, he II nov prepared 70
oGsr 70 the public - good stock II
quality and quantity Of ARKlACEo and
WAGONS - ever offered in this ralket, at
reduced rases and will do sl kinds oi repairing In
my line, st prices to correspond with the ti4ss.
All kinds Of Eastern Carriage and Wagon timber
on hand At oil times and fer sale. Yoaag's old
stand, corner SECOND and Iowa streets.
aprl7-dAvtfJ D. G. KELLY.
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ARE They WANTED ?-If the public
desire extras containing special dispatches.
some desire must be shown to help bear the
expense. II the extras are not wanted, We
viii not take the trouble to &c. them out. Let
us know il they are wanted or not.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

ExcITISG.-The dispatches this morn
Ing are unusually exciting. The work Of de-
struction is progressing as fast as possible.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

FENCE WIRE.-We notice our hard
ware merchants ere selling any quantity Of
fence wire this spring. Farmers are going In
for improvements
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LATER FRO1 WASHINGTON.

WAehlNGTOhs AptlI To-
The President has appointed for Baltimore.
Henry W. Hoffman, Collector Of Custons
Wm l. Marshall. Surveyor; Francis 8. Cork
oran. Naval Officer Fred Schsliy, John Mere
dith. and Chsrles p. Montague: Apprsissrs |;
Washington Bonaparte. Marshal for Mary lAhd;
John W. Ingalls. Collector for the District OF
Cape Vincent; E. p. Oiphsnt. Associate Jus.
tice Of Washington Territory 7. J. Povers'
OF Psnnsylyanis. Indian Agent for upper Nis-
souri,; Joseph B. Hoffman. Of New York.
Agent for Ponca Indians in Nsbrasks.
Gov Lstcher. in : private letter 70 friend
In Washington. says be sdherss to the opinion
formerly expressed, in favor Of Central Con.
federacy. II. however. there shall be further
disruption, the will Of Virginia shall be the
rule Of his conduct Any sscri6cs she re-
quires will be made by him. and If troubles
come, he will take his share Of them.
A report was 10 circulation this p. M, thst
General Scott has resigned. but mean while hs
was engaged with the Secretary Of War and
Adjutant General Thomas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

To Pixies PEAK.-Our we'll known
fellow citizen. F. X. Fitzpatrick. left for Dem
Yer City on Monday last. lie goes through by
Express. His family remains here. Fitx will
be missed from town. We hope bic best
wishes may be realised.
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APRIL rBan, At DAVENPORT, 1851.

R. p. LOWE, CHIsv Jrssics.
CALEs BALDWIN, r...,...
Cso. G. WRIGas, '''
LEWIS KISsEv, Clerk.
Tuesdsy, April l6.
75l. Geo A Mcmillan W w Paps, appt, Wsr-
rem Co; affirmed.
AL Albert Jewet, appt, " Amos H Mckay,
Delaware Co, affirmed.
472. Jason l. PAgue " Samuel r 8 Kerry, Del
aware Co affirmed.
8. Runner, Wncksrsham / Wykof vs The City
Of Keokuk, sppt, l.se Co reversed.
t62l. b Thompson, appt, " A p Box, ct a, Lee
Co; reversed.
go. n Chamberiain, ct al, sppt, vs. Cloud
Juppier, 81 81 Lee Co affirmed.
5l2, J Y w Montague W 6 q Reineger, Of al,
spp,s, Floyd Co /; reversed.
ITO. Wis Jones vs. 9 g Cole, Polk Co; A.
6rmcd.
694 Horton W Hoyt, ct 81, Muscatine Co; re-
versed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

Gov. KIRKwooD and the Hon. Wm.
Vandevsr arrived ct the Burtis House last
evening
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

ATTENTION The gentleman who in
formed u Of finding horse with saddle and
bride on. 10 requested to call at this Office.
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THE CITY.

THR CAAPBELLs perform again to-
night. Go and have some fun.
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RECRUITING OvFICE.-Within . day
or two We expect to see an Office opened in
this city for raising volunteers to msreh 10 the
aid Of the General Government in protecting
public property. and perfor ming its fanctions.
The state Of Iowa is called upon to raise one
regiment, which 10 to consist Of 7SO men and
officers. OF that number Davenport will be
expected to turn out At least one hundred men
This will afford rare chance for those who
wish to indulge in . little blood letting exsr-
else. The priucipsl portion Of these troops vill
be taken from the river towns. We presume
there will be NO manner Of difficulty met with
in raising . regiment in this State, and It 10
presumable thst Davenport will turn out its
share Of soldiers. II is time the military com.
psnies here we're signifyisg their intentions.
What change! One year ago, who vss
there smong ~ vho really thought that in our
own city vs should zee the flag Of rssrr iting
sesreesnt hung ont. drumu ing up recruits to
engage In the UNPLEASANT employment Of kaoel'
ing out some brothers brains. 1t IL %. howev-
Or. Ii has come 70 that. The Prssidsnt says
the government must Be vindicatsd, though it
crack ip sssdsr snd ess half Of it goss {, The
dosa Il is seraags sost a viadisasies. It
is like nos validating bic shsrssser. when
IN the atssmps 70 do - Il proves that It is at
so per cent discount Well, ve must vindicsts
= mash territory = ve have got. But sosld
nos thas b visdieatsd without shedding any
blaodi W. ahonld thipk i might But thss
dest aasvsr; The whole eoantry must b. via.
Nssesd. tAessh Ne hall et il y lost Sarsve.
Wei. . - Ssssaag asss Ne trsspA q ths
vssk ast - dsas-lst Il b. osas 4uaahly.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April Is.
Flour hrm.
Wheat K@1c higher. No. l Spring CSC No.
1880.
Corn 81 for mixed.
Exchange q . Of.
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The CAMPBELL's FIRST CoNcERT.-
Last evening this truly splendid band Of min
strels gave their first concert before an snthu-
sissticslly. apprecistive audience. Ws have
attended mary > minstrel performance in our
day, but must say the concert last evening was
the best OF them all. The audience were kept
in > roar Of laughter from beginning to end.
The Monster Burlesqus Concert" was the
best thing ever put upon the boards. In fact,
the entire performance was excellent, ,-iust
what We expected from the high talent Of the
gentlemen comprising the company. We re-
greet that the late hour precludes our giving
the entertainment more extended notice, hut
We viii say that If our citzsns wish to pass
gloriously happy evening, 60 early to Metro
politan Hall to. night
The "Biscksmith's Jubilee" and Dixis's
Land" will be features in this evenipg's per-
formance.
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CITIZENS UNION MERTrNG.-A few
citizens conceived the idea Of calling . Union
meeting yesterday. inasmuch as Gov. Kirk
wood. Vandever and other distinguished gen.
slemen were in town. The meeting vas held
At LsClairs Hall, and was largely attended
Mayer French presided. Speeches were made
BY Gov. Kirkwood, Hon. VIM. Vandever.
States Attorney Nourse, Hon. J. J. Lindlsy.
Jacob Butler. Esq. Judge Booth. DR.. Keith.
Judge Dillon. Rev. X. L. Collier and G.. f.
Hubbell. As in all other meetings, a portion
Of the speeches were very good. and highly in.
tertsting, while others were rabidIy partizan.
improper. out Of place and out Of character
There we're noble and patriotic Union senti.
msats expressed. aud rampant. indiscrees aud
even foolhardy rhodomontsdes which nobody
cared to hssr. and which left no impression on
the minds Of the sensible portion of the audi
encs. We have NO time or space to follow out
or criteise in detail. Considerable threaten-
ing and foaming was INDUCED in, which might
as we'll have been left at home. Union resoiu-
tions were passed. and the meeting breks up.
1t showed decided war spirit among those
present. How many Of them will call 90 Gov.
Kirkvood at the Burtis House to-day. and Gig
nify their intentions to offer up their bodies .
willing sacrifice on the altar Of their country
remains to be seen. The ball is in motion its
tendency is towards the most sanguinary col
lission ever known in any country. The
meeting adjourned With three cheers for the
Union,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

IMPORTANT NEws.-The intelligence
join the Confederate States. though lacking
corrcboration, is probably true. 1t is written
down 10 the books that the Southern States
must 60 hand in hand 10 this crisis. If it
comes to the tug Of wsr.iws shall see them
taking up their march to the Confederate Gov.
ernment without hesitancy, and almost 10 .
body. The bloody var which is to ensue, il
to be between the North and the South-bs
tween the two sections. It 10 the elimination
Of the nigger question; nothing more
nothing less. We shall look With great
anxiety towards Virginia movements
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

FORr KsARNBY, April 16.
Captain Bee, en- route for Sosth Carolina, &C.
c0mpanied BY Captain Stone, on leave of Abssnce,
and A. Seward, ali from Fort Laramie, arrived
here yesterday and left to- day. 1t is understood
here that Captain Bee will join the Southern
army.
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From PhlIadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. April Is.
The Union pledge Is receiving the pledge Of
oil glasses OF citizens. 1t responds 70 the
Presidents proclamation. and declares sn un-
alterable determination to sustain the govern.
ment-throwing aside al differences OF politi-
cal opinion.
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DAVENPORT MARKET.

UU M MI IIRVI nL
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New Yorx sesck Market.

New Yorx Stock Market.
NBw Yoax, April IS.
Dull asd loves, but sinse the board they ~
No. 81, sok NC, II; vs,s1K; Tenn, . !;
n 3. S., 81.
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FsOm New York.
NEw YoaK. April l5.
Quotations OF Virginia money l5a25 pc
cent. discount Ohio 12; Missouri lOal6.
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sa..s ss ~ st-. ARxPap, April Is.
Tbere 10 an iotsuss excitement here to-night.
and . e emsn ious meeting 10 being held.
Memphis y ost ef the Union there ere no
Unina nal here.
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RmWA .. FRASER,
@vARPENTRR IND BUILDER, At COATEo
u & Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
Hoass on Brady street.. lstoy