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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-15
From New York.

NV YoRK. March Is.
Worlus yrrespondsnce dispatch from
the South, received tonight from q reliable
source, says that messenger passed through
Raleigh. N. G, to-day, bearing dispatches from
the Government to Maj. Anderson.
Gen Scott . reported 70 have said the gar
rison Of Fort Sumter viii be out by Monday
Mr.. HolIiwaY. formerly member Of Congrss 8,
from Indiana. It IL understood bas been ten
dered the Commssionership Of PatentA
Judge Greenwood. late Commissioner 81
Indian Affairs, left for home to-day. Mr.. Dale
| the new Commissioner, assumed the position
to-day. He made several changes In his Office
ID. r Carter, . former member Of Congress
from Cleveland, Ohio has been appointed Gov
ernor OF Nebrasks.
New YoRK. March IA.
The Times Washington correspondent eayi
Clay has accepted the Spanish mission.
Ii 10 understood that Corwin will accept The
Mexican mission, il his health admits.
Il is said Giddings 10 nominated Consul 6 en-
srAl ct Montreal.
The Hsvaids dispatch says 81. Bsrrien. o
New York. 10 appointed Chief Clerk in th.
Navy Department.
| The came dispsteh also says advices frou
Montgomery state that President Davis bai
received moot o0inoUs communications from
his frisnds st Warrington. respecting the 10
tsntions Of the Administration TO blockade thu
Southern ports. and attempt TO collect revenues
The Montgomery Cabinet it 10 said. thsreor
resolved - soon - vessel vas stopped cut
side Of Southern port 70 put &c, zoo troops il
motion for washtogton. believing that ths peo
pie Of the Border States viii rally 70 assis
them.
Gen. Dix had public reception ct the CITY
Hall. at noon to-day. Mayor Wood delivered
the address ef vsleome. s
The schooner Restless. Of Great Egg Harbor
was ssised yesterday. for trading with forsigg
ports without . register. She sailed froa
Philadelphia 70 Mobile; in going there. Oh,
gave up her coasting license. and applied for
register, which the Collector would not furnish
ssatiog that be had ceased to Be- q 8 officer
The Csrtsip entered bic protest, countersigne,
by the 6ranish Consul and vent to Havsns
thence coming to this port With cargo
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SALE.-On Monday. the Aftee,

rrRUSTEL'S SALE.--On Monday, the Aftssa
j (l5) Of April, eighteen hundred and sixty.
bidder. Al he Court Hosss door. in tie city Of
Davenport, Scott county, IT , o'clock r. n, the
following described real estate. situated in Scott
county. lows. to-wit: Commencing % point on
Niller street. in the city Of Davenport, in out lot
No oae a. six hundred and twenty-five fest
(625) and four inches from the south -sast cor
ncr II block No. forty nine (49;) measurine
thence north twenty i've (26) feet thence run
ming went ono hundred and hfty (l50) feet, more
or less, to alley running thence along alley,
south twenty Ave "a feet, running thence east
one hundred and nfty (l5O. ieet more or less, 70
place Of beginning together with oil the appur-
tsnsnces thcreunto belonging, BY powss and eject
Of decd Of Trust, made to mo BY Felix Kraft
and Friedreiks. his wife. duly recorded in The
cords Of Scott county aforesaid, in Book D." sf
town lot mortgages, page sS7, October 18th, 1858,
and dated the ss0e day. N.s
March II, 1851.
f4f#a N@M5 WIN. HALL,
mchlAl Trustee.
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JoHM n. DAY,


River 1temoe
THURsDAY, March IL.
IW A1RlvDD.
METRoPoLIfAN, Buford, Dubuque.
RRHD LOnBul, Green, St. Louis.
D8PARTHD.
MBrRoPoLrrAf, Buford, st. Louis
FkED LoRENz, Green, Dubuque.
FoR KsoKuK-The Kate Cssssl, Capt. Hill
house, will depart for Keokuk at 8 o'clock this
morning. She viii make regular tri-weekly trips
between this point and Keokuk during the sea-
son The Kate has heretofore been considered q
one of the most safe and regular boats on the Up
per Mississippi, and always stood popular with pas
sengers and shippers.
The Northern Line packet Grey Eagle will dc
part for It. Louis and intermediate points to-day
Tho DR.. Kane will leave this port for st. Louis
It O'Clock this afternoon.
The Pembina, Capt. Hill, will depart for Du-
buque to-day.
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TnR TaAcY ARREsr.-Ed. Democrat !:
Your notice Of the arrest Of John F. Tracy in
to-day spspss indulgss in the belief that the
rumor is not warranted BY facts. think it
most likely, however. that said rumor - scav.
sasted BY facts. The basis Of the action is the
false Imprisonment Of NJ. Bissell in Chicago
last Winter. he (Bisssll) being citissn Of the
State If Nsv Yark. Proceedings we're iDsti-
tuted some time since for the arrest Of Tracy.
and we're put into effect - soon - circum.
stances would allow. Some glarimg faets with
reference to Chicago detectives ere in posses
sion Of tAoss vhe will give them to The pablo
at the proper time.
March IL, 1851. JoHM n. DAY.
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Alabau.a Cosgrsss.

MonfooA0y, March -.
1he ts!id u published, and goss into opera
lion % the let Of May. Corpared With ,he
arsie's Of The act 0f the state mese of the 81
PER cent duties are reduced TO 20. The sr.r
sr portion Of - and 10 duties are reduced ID
10. There 10 large 10 per cent. se,.aus
and small protest.
The Alabama Convent on ratified the perm.
naot Constitution BY 81 to6.
:. Clemens l. appointed Major General oi
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DAyENPoRT. iowa. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH Is. 1881
Cosascrlon.-ER. Dem. e Nesss =

Conference.-The. Dem. a Ness -
Yoo viii please correct the sssttnsss IN yous
issus Of yesterday, OF the failure of Bevss.
Holmes 4 Co.. (lsts Bsvss ! nsNsmssl
/ received letter few days sibee, from my
brother (who is In their houss). informing ne
that they never had better or more desirable
stock Of spring goods, or we're ever in better
condition. Respectfully yours.
THOMAS Kssoz. (os Kshos / CArhsrt).
Davenport. March l4th, 1851.
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81. LOUIS, March II,
The Touring mill Of Bradford Hart, corner
Of Ninth and Walnut streets, was burned THE
morning. Loss $25 900.
In Convention to-day. Judge Gamble offs Cd
resolutions TO appoint delegates to the Virginis
Convention. In acccrdsncs With Invitation
from that Slate, which. BY request Of the Com
mittee on Federal Relations. vas ordered 70 Be
printed and offered With the original resolu.
tions. Yesterday and to-day were almost
entirely devoted to debate on the msjority re.
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Llvx1PooL, Feb. n.
Flour dull.
Wheat quiet.
Corn in moderate demand, with slight improve
ment. z
Beef and Pork continued dull.
Bacon dull.
Laed slow Of sale,
LONDON MAnkBrs-Wheat firm but dull.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCRRDlnCs.
w AeBIHo4on. March II.


6ExATx-1r, Mason offered . resoiutiop.
calling o. thef5scrstaSy Of Was 70 inform The
Ssnsts vhsthsr any portion Of the District ol
Columbia militie or any officers thereof, sinee
the let Of january. have teen mustered into
the service Of ths United States. end whether
any duty hes been imposed % them By the
Dspastnest. %, whether they have re-
ceivsd any and What pay and allowance; the
nature Of the duties for what time employ ed.
and whether the service continues 70 b per.
formed, %.
Ar. sumner etjesting. the resolution was
laid over.
Mr. Douglas moved to take up the resolu.
tion offered yesterday, calling ON the Secretary
OF War for information relative 70 ~ south.
srn forts and other property. and after brief
debate. the motion was disagreed to, the vote
being Is to "a.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the considers.
tion Of Fesssnden's resolution.
Mr. Bsyard moved - : Substitute. that AL.
bert g. Brown. JEFF Davis. Sesphsn B. Mallory
G q. Clay. Robt Toombs. J. R Benjamin.
having announced that by the secession OF
their respective States, they we're no longer
members Of the Senate. and have vithdlaw N
therefrom, the Secretary 10 directed ~ omit
their names in calling the roll in the Senate.
OoJ oIO OeubOO SuoV SbOGO uoO Ooo0 8uy Teos
ignation but by the action Of their States, they
we're no longer membsrs
Macon suggested the substitution of omitted
in Fesssndens resolution instead of the words
stricken from the roll, which Fesssndsn &C.
cepled.
After debate Bayard's substitute Vas re.
jected BY IL against 20.
Bayard moved to strike out the name oi
Bro " of Miss, from Fesssndsn's resolutions %
he had not given any notice Of rssigning.
A long debate ensued % to whether Brown
had not made such announcement
The Senate went into executive session, after
which the consideration Of the resolution was
resumed.
Clark offered substitute. which Fessenden
accepted. VIE:
WHEREAS. The seats occupied by Brow. Da.
Wis, Msllorv. Clay, Toombs and Benjamin a.
members of the Senate. have become vacant
therefore
Essolysd, That the Secretary be directed to
omit their names respectively from the roll
Mason Intellectually proposed to amend the
resolution by making IL read, the gsntleme
named have ceased to be members.
ClArk's substituts wss adopted BY 10 against
a.
Adjourned
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SOUTHERN VI.Iroa. is the name
Of a new and elegantly printed family news
paper, just started at Montgomery. Alabama,
by Prince 4 Small6eld-the latter gentleman
being Adolphus g. Smallfeld. Esq. formerly
Of this city, and for several years . compositor
in the DENocRAr office The Tisitor is devoted
to Literature. arts, sciences. humor, DC. and
10 truly an interesting sheet We bespesk for
it hundred thousand Subscribers. add from it
independent fortunes for its conductors. Terms
g 90 per annum.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-15

ON THE FIRST DAT OF FEBRUARY
" this well known Hotel changed pro-
Isietor. Ono Of the undersigned, the owner Of
the premises, and the original proprietor will bs
In the office to welcome all old and now friends.
We Astter ourselves that with our experience
and our superior Accommodations We can offer TO
the travelling public I'll the comfortsof we'll reg
uatea 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 Boardsrs
can be accommodated. Families desiring rooms.
are invited to call and make their selections.
A Large and Obnsmodioss .Stobke eonnscsed ssiak
tie Houssl
To our farming friends W would promise that
the same liberality will be extended to them ~
heretofore, and the highest prices paid 70 them
for that part Of their produce used by the House.
J. J. HUMPHREY co.
jan22-dkwN
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4. 4. NGvksRANl.E.

nENTI3T, SUCCESSOR To DIR. CHAS.
~ GooDRICH, would invite youv attention T. his
great reduction in prices Of DeLtF and would
invite oil persons needing his service. TO call and
examine work aud prices, 1t his Rooms, next door
to Shepherds Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
N. b. Teeth extracted al hours of the day
and night, and oil operations warranted. nov5 ii
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RSCsNoMD, March 13
Io eonvsotion Tyler spoke strongly against
the peace proposition, and without eontsndiog
adjourned.
RIonoSD. March H.
Tyler closed his speech. He demanded that
Virginia put forth sn ultimatum dc Lasding
full and ample security - the only condition
Of remAining 10 the Union. He thought such
security would eventually bring back the cot
ton states, ard Virginia sansot sxist without
them. The speech vas generally eoneilistory,
bot unsqnivocally favored Southern rights.
The propositions we're referred TO The CON-
mittse. f4 a sf.5s4
The report of she Committee on Federal Re-
lstious will be taken mp Tomorrow.
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n A Il r l e ID.

On the 14th inst. ct the residence of the brides
parents, in this city, by G. g. BLOOD ESQ.,, MR..
WIN J. NICHOLS to MISS ELIZABETH
hOUGHTON, both Of Davenport.
This happy couple aro among our most intimate
acquaintances. They have done the right thing
and We wish them long lise and prosperity.
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Notice..

g cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned until Saturday, the 18th
inst, as follows:
For medical attendance and medicine for tho
paupers Of the county Of Scott 1t the Aims House
tor the period Of one year, commencing April lst,
1861 also, for attendance and medicine for the
paupsrs Of the township Of Davenport for the
same time. The bids 70 be made .eparAtely.
&. STEWART ELISA Directors.
THOMAS X. FLUKE,} Of tho
HENRY q. NEAL, Poor
mch11
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A REAL IMPRovEMENr.-Dr. Burtis
has commenced setting out row Of handsome
elm trees around his house, which in the course
off few years viii contribute largely to the
beauty and luxury Of that establishment. The
trees hs nrocures on the Island. and are gener-
ously donated by George L. Davenport. E.q.
The Doctor is doing the right thing, and 9th
ers would do we'll to follow his example about
this time.
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ND. GEO. ". x'CAxN, n. D,

J. Q. PAR4ss, ND. GEO. ". ACAKN, \. D..
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,
rOPYSlCIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
4 No. fIanklin Block, second 6oor, Bgady St.,
eetween Second and Third, Devenport, Iowa.
"a pr. PAREsss resideneA cosnpr 9Th and Le Claire
stseets. Dr.. Geo. N. ,4cUA1H's resideace, east
-v13.AAf - s"7ssN -
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Fron Havana.

NV YoaK, Mareh II.
The stsamship DsSote. from Havana, 9th,
has arrived.
No nsws Of interest. Sugars more active,
With stock Of 10000 boxsa Frsights p,en
ty, and vesesls wanted. Money easier. r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-15

BusY.-The repair shop Of the N. b
N. Railroad presents . scens Of active life at
tho present time. Four losomotivss-ths
Davenport" "iows City" &C. W. Dursnt. .
and 'Iows." ere being put in running condi-
tion. having been thoroughly overhauled.
About thirsv men find cosstaat employment
ct the shops now.
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THE CITY.

FRIEND Davis OF the Pennsylvania
Hessss vill plsAss accept our powledgs-
men,s for pleasant ride yesterday. Long
NAV be live TO thus treat his friends.
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NUMBER 1T,
ELECTN1D.r yVaDTYOk.

DUBLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y as tho ensuing City Election, % b holden On
tho 6rst Saturday In April, 1901, tAs ~ day of
said month.
The following officers are to Be elected, to-vit
One MAYOR Of the City Of Davsnposs;
CITY TREASURER;
CITY MARSHAL;
+" CRY CLERE; H
POLICE MAGISTRATE, asd
ALDERMAN for ssch Wasi for ehs tsru
of two years, and one ALDERMAN Cor IAe q. 90
and 6th Wards for the term Of one year.
DAvsxroar, March Is, 1851 a'4i
BY order Of the City Cosacil,
s# a. HMny MlffELsUecum,
mshl ll-dtd1 Clerk.
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THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE!

AN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY THIS
~ wel-known Hotel was opened for the re-
ception Of guests. The house has been thorough
ly cleaned, painted. papered and furnished.
new kitchen, laundry, etc, have been built, and
in short the house is now in better condition than
ever before.
The subscribers Gillett, formerly Of the Scott
House, and John II. Dart, Of Chicago, have taken
a long lease Of the premises, and will o6er supe-
rinr Inducements for tho accommodation of the
travelling pablo.
ON6 Hundred Day B0aF6sre
can be accommodated. Families desiring suits Of
rooms, with privilege Of furnishing the sams, arc
invited to call and select their apartments With
out delay.
~ good stable connected with the House
GILLETT 4 DART.
jan17-d&wtf
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q. !. SesateS Elected.


Hon. David wilmot vas elected y. 8. Sens
tor to-day, u place of ~. Cameron. He re-
eeived rs Ssnstosial asd 90 Representative
vote. Hon. w. h. Ws)sh Ssesissd s Soma
t6sial asd 20 Representatives. sotes.
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"a Commemorative are requested to
state that the name Of Thomas Orr was not at-
tached to the petition before the council las,
Monday, asking for reduction in auction Ii
censss. Our report was incorrect In that par.
ticular. Mr.. Orr has already taken out his Ii.
eense on the first Of March, for one year, at
$7s. Hsknsv nothing about the petition. Il
was made by Van Tuyl and Parker.
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DR.. WM. r. HlLLS.

EORMERLY OF LIE CLAIRE, WOULD AN
Il nounce to the cititissns Of Davenport and
vicinity, that he has commenced tho practice OF
his profession in this cty and will carefully and
punctuslly attend 70 Al calls, BY night or day.
He may be found 1t oil times 1t the Lc Claire
House when not absent on professional business.
frv7-W1m&dtf
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Southern News.

y 'ss' "" eaF PsrnsDUae, March II.
The vote for and aesinst Instsuetioo vas
e6stiousd tssdsy. N Eltsaos6luesy sxeetsous
are made on both sidse. and the e1siesnnt is
yssy great The following u The result for
16serustion :s786; sgainse 673. The latter
gsissd IL today. Prossssioss ~ psssdiag
Ss,eiGhA 1ilA sMlaa ~ spsssbp. Ifaesspw
hths last day. 1hAepeaG - teagg1ae.
90 j TN u yUEis4 i 3la
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CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, 50.
y Edwin B. Psass
-. II The District Coul
John ?; =. rall.aa. Of s.id County,

Notice il hereby gives that By virtue Of m or
der Of said Court the subscriber receiver in the
above suit, will sell st Orr's Auction Rooms, in
the city q Davenport, On The 9th day of April,
A. D., 1861, st - o'clock at noon, al and overy,
the personal property rsmsining, and being in his
hands - such receiver, consisting Of psomissoyy
notes, book accounts, judgments, etc., etc. which
or sssignees Of the said debts will b authorized
to sue for, and collect the same in the name q
the subscriber - ssesivsr in the above auit an
his receiving : sulAeieat Indemnity sgainst iii
costs and exPensss q which hs may b subjected
Dated this ID day q March, 1851. asa
=. D. OON0DOu.
meno 80 1eoeivss.
EbOO NO0 TIE ,MlELl11-R1
(Nn0ICR1RAuDe o. SFRINo Ard WUqRn
- Wheef tlepEsjp8 Baseiye1 q No. N,Vo1
Soee e1ee6 ~ -. 1U0Mlu
W 49, stDs8ata. III ~ gHl3fsi ~
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j. A. REID. II. d..

DHYSTCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
il No. %, corner Main ana Third streets, Dav-
enport, Iowa
DR.. REID can be consulted at his Office at all
hours Of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sept25
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CLINTON HOUSE,
OORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Iows City, Iowa. J. TRusDsLL, Pro
priOtOr. t-N auR01 .dtf
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J. q. OHORBY. II. OLLVBD
SMOREH 4 OLuVEk
r O0 PUMP MAKERS.-SHOP ON THE AL
II Icy, between Front and Second, and Brady
and Main streets, Davenport, Iowa.
DAvRNPORT, March 3O-d8mWtf.
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AAEIvERsARY LECTURE.-Capt. James
A. Mulligan, . gentleman Of fins talents. will
positively lecture at LIE Claire Hall, on Monday
night. Subject Of lecture: "Chivalry Of the
Republic" The proceeds Of this lecture will
inurs to the benefit Of the Sarsfield Guards
This Company. since it's organisation. has been
struggling n anfully to keep up in good cond.
tion. and to that end have spent not little
time and money. They have 90 far succeeded
nobly. and hope by giving an interesting lec-
tuFs on Monday next (svsning Of st. Patrick's
Day. to raise funds enough to lquidats what
outstanding claims there are against them
We hope to see them encouraged. Capt Nul-
ligsn 10 one Of the moet talented lecturers Of
the North West. Let him have . large audi.
opC0
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MR. TRAcY.-The Chicago Tribune
Of yesterday ststes that NJ. Tracy vas not
committed 70 jsiI at Rochester. N. T.. bat "vss
arrested on the oelock p. n. train, and de-
tsined at the Osborn House over night In
The mospiog he vas prenptly bailsd by
Ms.srs. Sibley / Sprsgue."
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y @U. 8OW An n D. TRA8ER.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ \ Patchin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
uonss on BRADY street, (apaS-dfy
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8URrlS HOUSE.

HORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
" Davenport, Iowa. mebs3dt
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n. B.-With each package Of leo boxes we pro
sent the purchaser 100 Certificates, one Of which
Is guaranteed to contain an order for . FINE
WATCH, or b. ordering SO boxes in ono package
yorr are to receive SO Certificates containing
an order for splendid SILVER WATCH, beside
q large number OF other very valuable artic. .es.
One Certificate sent gratis, upon application OF
any person do string to act agent. which may en-
BILE him TO procure valuable article upon th pay
ment Of 81.
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LARCENY OF POsrAGE STAMPs.-Some
scamp entered the law Office Of Corbin. Dow
4 Brown. day before yesterday and took from
the table . box containing about three dollars
worth OF postage stamps. 1t is suspected that
it was done BY boy. with view Of peddIrg
out the same. Ifany offers are made it would
ing.
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II. n. PRETTYmAN

(P0RAERLY BURROWS PRsTrYAAH.)
CTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COAMlS-
> sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
. Ne. Il lBusrewss Hleck, Levos,
u b apll-tf1 g. DAvRNroRr, Iowa.
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lGNATlUs LANCER,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHEUR.
i Ovsics-South- east corner OF Brady and Sec
ond streets Once hours from Ito 8 A. NJ, and ;
to5PM. june27.tf
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GYMNAeIUM NoTIcE.--The Gymnasium
will be closed on Saturday and Monday morn.
inge. from to 10 o'clock. The Gymnasium
viii be opsa 70 the ladies' class os Tuesdsys
Thursdsys and Saturdays, from 8 to IL o'slock
A. NJ. commencing on Tuesday morning next
A competent lady teacher has been secured.
who will take charge Of the room.
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OON0 DON . HALL.
A TTORNEYS AND OOUNSELORS ATLAW,
IA and Notariss Pubiics Ofics, North west
osnsr OF Brady and Second streets, up-stairs-
ntrsncs on Brady street. july 2G-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-15

~. r. CkARke
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Public, No. Nickolls' Block, Dav
onpOYt, leWa. msr5- tf
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NEW PENNsYLvANIA HOUSE.

CORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS..
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS : SoNs, Proprietors.
Free Omnibus TO and from the cars. Once for
Stages leaving for LeClairs, Princeton, Lyons De-
Witt, Aaquoksta, and Ansmosa.
Fare One DolisP per day. aug3l-1y