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DR. CHAs; r. B0TELER.

Having located himself permanently in Washing
ton, offers his pTofessi nal services 10 citl-
zens and soiourneTs, in all the varousAN
pIanchss OF his profession pgon the most
DIR: b., having studied with oGe Of the most am.
lnent and experienced Dentists of Ws.hington
and ais with the Dental College of Ba,tImo
hdent that his operations will prove emf nenty sat
lsisc DRY TO those who will tekt his professiona
once No. 1856 Pa avenue, between 3ta and 10th
SITS, over stevens's Lace Store open from a M
" . Y. III l-en2m
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AN ARMY OFFICER REsIGNKp.-Second Lieut
5. M. Cooper, (son of ex-Adjutant Cen Cooper }
OF I'd artillery u 5. A, has rendered his resig
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foRfIsN lNTELLIeENCE --Advices from Europe
TO the 10th Of February contain the following:
dortschakof announces from Warsaw that re-
forms will shortly be granted by which every
Ponsh town Will have elective municipal coun-
CHS The elections will commence immedi lately
The Cars manifesto proclaiming the emanci-
pation OF the seffs was published on the 18th
Ihe Turin Chamber has unanimously voted for
discussion on the question urging Napoleon to
speedily withdraw his troops from Rome
The Grand Vizer had rendered his resignation
TO the Sultan
The project for consolidating the Turkish pub
lie debt has been renewed
Civitella del Fronto bad capitulated on the terms
offered by the Piedmontese General
The French Government contemplated RAISING
tl2 ,OOO,OO0 on per cent bonds for I'VE years
PARIS, March 20.-The Convention extending
the syrian occupation by France has been signed
by all the Powers
PARIS, March 19.-ln the Consistory held YES
terday, the Pope declared that he would have
granted the concessions advised by The the C-:ho.
lie soverei9ns but he could not receive Counsel I'm
unjust demands from usurpatiDg government
NAPLES, March 1S-To-day the garrison saluted
the proclamation Of the Kingdom of Italy This
city and the provinces are tranquil. This morn
ing grand and imposing fete was held in honor
OF GaTihaldi: All passed off quietly
VIENNA, Feb. 20.-The whole of Herzegovina
"a province Of European Turkey is in revolution
IL Is supported by he MOntenegrins, and the
nlShsihS is sener '"veral Turkish villages on
the frontier have Uv,.. reduced TO ashes
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" Two lrishmen were stabbed in political
lnelees; a, St Louis, on Saturday night, and have
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APPOINTED AND r EMovHp-Mr VIM. O Stod.
dard, Of Ill has been appointed Secretary to the
President to sign land patents (Sl 500 per annum
rtcs Mr.. J. A. B. Leonard, Of Md. removed
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THE NEW YORK CITY APPoISrMKsrs.-Tbe
army Of applicants for Government appointments
in New York city, and their hackers now here
are In great commcton to-day-res,ing as thew do
under the impression that the President ia now
finally disposing Of their respective applications
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BOTELER g. WILSON.
AUCTION SALES.

By WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneer,.
A SPLENDID HORSE AND BUSGY AT
n AUCTION -On SATURDAY MORNING, sth
instant. at 10 O'Clock, will sell, In trout Of the
Auction Rooms, a splendid Horse aid Buggy, be-
longing "a c. woodward, ESQ.
The Horse has no fault whstever, and the Owner
Offers him for sale onIy because he has no further
apSd WALL a BARNARD, Auctss
By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotioneers.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CHICKERING
- PIANO FORTE, ExcELLENT FURNITURE Avn
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Ar PUBLIC AUCTION On
TcESDAf Mok NISGl AsrIi 9Th. at 10 O'CLOCK.
537h III, between 9Th and It'll streets, we shall se
81 HIS Furniture ana Effects, comprising
ChlckerIng Piano. octavcs, Rosewood Stool and
Handsome Walnut Psrlor suite, finished m Bro
catelle, consisting of2 Sofas, Arm snd Side
ChSTs,
Marble top Center Tab e. Wtatrot
Large Ovel Mirror, handsomely ornamente'
Oh Paintings. Fancy Chairs Marbe top Tables,
BTusse and Three ply Carrots, Ole 9th,
OAK aud Walnut Cbamher Sets,
Mahogany Bureaus. Cottage Bedstesds,
Hust Mattresses, Feather 4 flows.
Toilet sets, OUNCE. |lock. Looking Glasses,
Pine W ardrobes. Buff and Gilt Shades,
Has Rack Venetian Iarpet, stair Rode
WaInut Extension Dining Table, Knives and
FORKS.
Oak Cane seat Dining Chairs
Stone China ana q ass Ware, Water Cooler,
Alr-tlg hit eld Franklin Stoves.
Together with general Assortment OF Kitchen
Requisites
Terms: So AID under o,sh over that sum a
credit ct 50 and 50 days for satisfactorily endorsed
ties. bearing interest
ap s-d&ds !. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts
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ADJUSTMENTS.

w ASH NC TON THEA TER!
W bessee----- -.---eS. w. GLENN
Acting Manager.---- ----- ------..J. T. RAYMOND
THIS EVENING.
Immense Success of
MR.. JOS. JEFFERSON
SCH Maps,
In the Grand Scenic Spectacle entitled
THE NAIAD QUEEN.
New and splendid scenery, by
Mr.. CHAaLxs b. 6ETz.
Grand Amazonian March By
TWENTY FEMALE WARRIORS
An Afternoon Performance
OF the
NAIAD QUEEN
Will be gwen Saturday next for the SPECIAL &C.
commodatIon of families and children.
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" From our go-ahesd neighbors, French A
h'enssein, we have London Punch for March 18Th
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THE PENSION BUREAU MIR. Geo. w Kellogg,
OF Mich has been appointed to 81 eco per an
mum clerkshp in the Pension Bureau.
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a - A CARD.

n REPORT Having gained ,one c,r,a,,,
that the stna Insurance Company Of Hartford Ct
has ceclined to take any further rItks IN the Dis
trlct q Coumbis the undersigned takes TINS
method OF oontradictllg the state Inent and of In
vltng the ate nton of all who may desire TO avail
themselves OF the protection of this old and uni-
veIsaliy popular Company To the Office, No 500
Seventh street, Deposit, the Insellif enoer Office
wher- he always on hard 20 recsye app licatIonr
as heretofore. Thi. Company has paid out. for
losses IN this city within the last two months IN
ma SD-St II. M HANS0N A..n.
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,

BY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
~ COURT OF HOUSEHOLD AND KIrcHEa FURNI
TURE HORSE, CARkTALL. EEARsI. CAsT, Cows,
HOG, CARPtsTHRS' TGoLs,2 NKGROKs &c, AZ
AUcTIOS.-on THURSDAY, tie 18th DAY Of Aprii
next, we shali sci. By ord Of the Orpha1e ou .
ell the Personal fleets of benjamin Bran de.
CEASED a. his ate residence At tue corner Of st
south and Third ct. cast at 10 o'clock g. "a con
slslstIDE Of, in part
sidebC ard, q abb Is, Bureaus, w.shst.nd,, Cane
and Wood hairs,
Feather Reds, Becsteaas and BeidiaC
Carpets. Oilclnth and Stove,
One Servant Man a5uut 80 years Of age.
Ore Servant Woman about q years of age with q
boy ehId,
Ho,s-, Cart, Csrryall, Hearse, two Cows and one
Hog,
Lot Carp .nters' and other Tools,
Widow Frames and SSH
Terms: All sums Of 8 % snd under cash; over so
credit OF 60 days, for Satisfactorily endorse
bearing interest fIC IN day of sale,
By order of TIE Exs.ntTIx.
ms - q GREEN A. WILLIAMS Auo.,
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
H ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS -pn WEDNE SDAY MORNING.
teenih ct, between Penn avenue and north Il Of
nv vlrtue OF deed of trust, dated December ls.
1885, and recorded In Der A. . No 2O8, fOlios J.
5, and z, shall sell all the Furniture and
Handsome suit of Walnut Parlor Furniture, con-
sist ne Of tsO Sofas. Arm Chairs and six Par
lor Cbairs,
Marble top Center and Sofa Tables,
Walnut Damssk covered Parlor suits,
Care and " God seat Chairs. Clock..
Mahogany Mirror front Secret Try .ad Bookcase
Oilt and Mahogany framed Mir Ors,
Damss and Lace Gu ta.ns, Window Shades
Gas Chan0sliers, Brackets and Fixtures,
Brussels Three Ply AID Ingram Carpets,
Gholuih, Sts'I Carpets, Rugs, Rods and Eyes,
Five "a feet Extension DIniEg Tables, Side Ia
Sixty Oak French Dining Ch,ir,. Gilt Shades,
SIlver-pstd Casters, Walters, Salt Stands
Spoons and torss,
Large suanaty Of French and Stone China Dinner
Table Cut cry, Gla Ware, Table Linen,
Mah0g any, Welnu' ard Painted Chamber Furni-
tuTe, ofyarious patterns,
Feather Beds, Bo st-rs ard Pi lows.
Hair and Husk Matt. esses. Toii, Sets,
blankets, Comforts, Spreads ard Sheets.
Open Coal, M dlator and A irt gnt Stoves
Together with n large assortment of exoeuent
~ TO eIumerata.
ALSO, AT u O'CLOCK.
o9mLle.e set Of Dental Instruments and Office
Terms: ss5 and under cash over that sum /.
credit OF 90 and days. Tor satisfa otorIy endorsed
notes, bearing interest
Ap2 J. g. MCGUIRE Co.. Auots.
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Additional from California

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2O.-The steamer
Uolden Age arrived on the 10Th from Panama
having In tow the steamer Uncle Sam from AGA
pulco.
Two Of the Uncle Sans passengers led on the
passage, one Of whom was Californian and the
other an infant.
The United States steam sloop-of-war wyom-
Ing arrived yesterday from Honolulu All well.
Fhe money market today is supplied at Z az
Per cent moderate treasure shipment ia all
tnat is anticipated for to-morrow's steamer.
The bin OF claims for expenses incurred and
services rendered in the Carson Valley Indian war
has passed the Assembly.
The Pony Express with eastern advices to the
yin instant, arrived at Carson Valley to-day. The
announcement OF the members of Mr.. Lincoln q
cabinet gave general satisfaction to the conseTva-
tive men, and the hope is expressed with consid-
cradle confidence, that the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
assumed by the new Administration will be the
means OF preserving the Union without war
The Californians rejoice over the passage of the
Overland Mail bill
All the California telegraph lines have consoli-
dated as one company, and the new organization
will undertake the extension of good substan-
tlal line to Salt Lake in the most expeditfo Gus
manner possible. They will strive to complete
Their lines before the Eastern companies COM
panies extend theirs westward to Salt Lake to
Join the California portion.
Mr.. Wade, the General Agent of the East
etn companies, who Is now here, starts for New
iGtk oy to-moIrow's steamer, having completed
all the negotiations satisfactorily.
dispatch from Visalia states that some two
hundred men have passed through that place dur
Ing the last three days, on their way to Cora and
Mona mining districts.
LATER.-A dispatch dated the I'd of March
states that the steamship Golden Age had sailed
Tor Panama with 230 passengers, and SllO 900 In
treasure.
Joseph A. McDongal was declared elected L s.
senator In the Legislative joint convention on the
evening OF the 2Oth, having received So of the
votes cast. He was afterwards awarded a certif-
cate OF election by the Governor. Subsequently
the Clerk made an affidavit that ll3 votes were
cast, or leaving Mr.. mcDongal one vote short Of
an election. An investigation has been proposed
ana Joint committee appointed TO make it. Mr.
McDougaFs claims to the election depends on the
certificate, but If the committee report against
him. 1t will leave ground for future contest at
washington, in case the Legislature shall here
after elect another party TO the same office.
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By J. e. INQUIRE q CO., Auotioncers
GALE OF NEW FURNITRE TO COVER
- GHsReEs OF FIRIGHr AND sfoRAeE On
sATUkDkt MORNING, A pril 9Th, at 10 O'oloct,
IN front OF the Aurtion Rooms, We shall sel for
ACCOUNT of whom it may ooncern TO ooyer an, RI "a
for elg hi and storage
Two Powered Cottage Chamber Sets
Twenty one Double Cottage Bedsteads.
Eight Dressing Bureaus,
-Four Whatnots,
Twenty six Furniturs Mats
len dozen assorted Cane seat Chairs.
Ter,ts cash In Gu rent funds.
msH cod &c. MCGUIRE d Co. Aucts
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By CLEARY 4 GREEN. Auctioneers,
sos Ninth sfretf.


trust, csted tho 18th day Of March, 1857 and duir
recorded Amor the land records Of the county IL
psems6s ON y PFscs sb to Of ALL en- h
O'Clock p. m, ali those peaes parcel. Of ground
situated In the city of " aShIngtpn. ID. c aud
four t3i aDd thrT,- 6ve,' I35D in Square Numbered
hve hundred and three. 1903 } together with the
improvements thereon, consisting Of = large and
basement, suitable for a store
Said property is located on the south side Of ~
st south. 5etwee- a. .nd eth s's.
talsnoe IN 6, II aGd 10 months from the day Of ale
the deferred payments 10 Ue occurred By \ deed oi
trust on the premises.
Ifthe terms OF SAFE he not compiled with within
hive dsys from the day 4 sac; the Trustee re
serves ihe right 70 resell the sa property, AZ the
ap 5 Staw&ds CLhARY GREEN. Aucts
by J. c. MCGUIRE a. CO.. kuotloneers
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECT.
At ICBLTC AUcTey.-On THURSDAY
MORNING, April 9Th, 81 10 O'clock, at the rss'-
9TH and sth SITS. west. We shall eel all has Furul-
ture and IF cts. compnsInE-
handsoms We lnut Spring sest Sofas,
y ar6le top sols and Cent.r Tables.
Walnut Whatnot FANCY Chairs.
Lace CorEIce snd Curtains, w iDdov Shades,
Mahogany Card and other Tables,
Msntel Ornaments, A labasier aud Agate Vases.
Branges and BIsqUet Ware, Una and LICn n
OiTiPsIDtings, fine French Line Enrravirs.,
bsIss Mezz9tIpt ard other Ensrsyins.,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands,
Hair and Husk Mattresses, BOl.ters and Pillows.
Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets, Lounge,
China, q ass and CrOckery Ware,
Dining Tables, Cane seat Chairs.
Cooking and other Stoves. Kitchen Uientils, &C.
Terms cash, in current funds
epl J. Z. mcGUlRE& CO. Auct..
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INHE CROSSED PATH, By Wikie Collins
author Of ths Woman in White.
Dariey's Dickens; Darls,'s Cooper.
Appleton's New American Cyclopedia volume
III no ready.
And many other New Books received this day
and for sale at our usual low prices
FRENCH & RICHSTEIN,
ma % (Rep) National Bookstore, 27s Pa ay,
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"A GENTS WANTED.-T-enty-h five agents
"A wanted, to engage in light, neat. and prohta-
Die business. who osn command from 50 to SIC
Apply At the FRANKLIN House, corner Eighth and u
Sta. between ard 6 .. m. IT,
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ENGLISH
~ SHIFTING CALICOES
have received three eases of English Shlrtinr
CalIcOss of ne w sty es of nv own i'm roriaiion "A
warranted last co Ors, at l2x cents psr yard.
HENRY EGAN, 323 Pa. avenue.
ma . Stiff New Iron Rniidin,
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WANTS.

WANTED-By 8 respectable Young woman, a
w SITUATION as psrlor- maid, nurse. and to
sew. or to travel with a lady. Good reference can
be given. Address Box =, Star OTlce lts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13

Flosids. / heve no isar thst ths Sssult
dill otneswiD than bavo described.
Fq PieksI ] ID q closer issPec-
tion, , not stsosg II Appreciated.
" be abd3 forty gu1 moqpted. inelu-
ding four tsn-fneh ColdmOisds; the
other guns ere 32s and 42s, and four
mortaFs. Nearly I'll the gans are bar
bette, - the easement guns would Be
entirely ineffective q the distance Of the
main land. The enemy have bees
working ipoessantly to protect the bar
bette guns With sssd ba9s against %
entiIade FIRE, and each quo 10 psrtitioned
Cd and barTicsded with these bags, 20
that II shell strikes in one it can do
no damage in the next battery. There
arc no gups, - ! was led to believe, in
the battery on the outside Of the fort,
except some small pieces to protect the
fort from an escslads.
II is quite obvious that the fort relies
greatly upon the feet which carries >
powerful battery of one hundred guns.
Can puzzles be brought to beara is the
question which psxsIss even experienced
engineers and gu66ers. The heet can
not approach any part OF Brsgg's line
outside Of the bay, which 10 not over
two miles distant nor can it even ct
that distance command . direct shot for
its big gaos. Can it reach with its
shells? The general opinion is that it
cannot. II the feet should attempt to
force passage into the bay it would
have to encounter the thirty-four guns
of Fort McRae, and if it succeeded in
silencing that fort and passing through
the channel, it would Immediately come
under the FIRE Of the sand batteries on
the shore, in which Brsgg's biggest guns
are planted. It would be . powerful
fleet that can live through such fire.
II 10 rumored that the Minnesota will
reinforce the squadron in few days
the most powerful steam fiigate in the
U. s, Navy. 1t is quite probable, -
she is the flag ship of Com. Stringham,
Who has been oil along designated as the
comm sDder of this squadron.
The Government at Montgomery
have sent for Com. Ingrahsm, to aid
the War and Navy Department in the
organization of an Ordnance Bureau.
Capt. Dalhous;e Was also sent for, but
be could not be spared hero, where his
services are indispensable in arranging
the batteries. Com. Tatnsll succeeds
Ingraham in the con mand OF this yard.
At present Capt. Brent commands
here.
Loud firing was heard about breakfast
time off the island. 1t is supposed to be
salute of the Minnesota, which has
been hourly expected to join the squad
ron. On surveying the fleet from my
garrett perceived that the firing was
from the Sabine. w.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13

CoUoHs. The sudden changes Of our climate
are sources Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and As
rHMAr1c AY1sCrIoNs. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often sct speedily and Ger
tsinly when taken in the early stages of the dis
ease, recourse should ct once be had to Bross.'s
Bronchial 7roeaes," or Losenges, lot the Cold,
Cough or Irritation Of the Throat be ever 80 slight
as by this precaution moro serious attack may
DO sdeetually wsrdsd.o6 PuBLIc SrsAKsRs and
SINGERS will find them e6eclual for clearing and
strengthening the voice. Sec advertisement.
nov27-d&w6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks BY . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with : severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferer
the means of cure.
To oil who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gree Of charge with the direc-
ton for preparing and ueing the same, which they
will end suEs CUss POE CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, 10. The only object Of the aaver
tiser in sending thsprssoription il TO benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which hs con-
ceivesto be Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, - it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please 3D.
drsss REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMsDUR0H,
octl5-ly1 Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13

= Caseda = ~, = - svsss - :
d1sol fioe Of - Ano1ieaN Vssos,
To Event epsss6 aei , Of any
such ssign 70 cheek I ~ Dovens.t
havid| such 8 sesuk 10 view&is hkal5
the meaning Of the military operations
on the frontier, Ifthis Be not the csee.
our Canada neighbour are unnecessarily
essrohed, aSd are PdttiSe tAsaselves
ssd The homo Government 70 uselsas sx-
pence GA;cogo zsmee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13

Correspondents Of the New Orlsans Delta.l
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA REGIMssr,l
NAVY YAxD, WARRIAGr0k, April ~, '6l.
LAUs DEo The ten-inch mortars
item Of them) have reached Pensacola,
aud will be planted in few days, ready
to shower upon Pickcns an internal hail
storm, which will crush in the ruins OF
that fertilization, or drive to their ships
the insolent mercenaries who faunt
their flag right 10 our faces, and show
towards our Government and our army
the most audacious department. 1t
would seem to be no quick or small
work to haul down and establish these
big pieces in battery, but with the zeal
Gus, vigorous, indesatigable volunteers,
the most hercnlean lsbors are performed
in an iucouoeivably short time. All the
big guns now established in battery
we're dragged through the sand BY the
volunteers for . great distance. When
Gen. Bragg reached here, his Quarter
master could command the use Of but
seven drays and about dozen mules.
Everything, therefore, had to be done
by manual labor. The guns (eight and
ten inch columbiads) we're actually rolled
from the Navy Yard and McRae by
skuls and levers. Gen. Bragg, superin-
Lending the rolling Of one Of these guus,
found in the party so engaged mem
Der Of the last United States Congress,
two members of the late Alabama Con-
vention, and three member Of the Ala
baIna Legislature.
Il, The mortars will be followed BY the
rten-inch Columbiads, and - soon as
thev are in battery Gen. Bragg will not
wait for Old Brown to commence bis
movements to occupy and possess this
Navy Yard and the Notifications now
held BY the Confederate States. He
will open upon the insolent merceuaries
the instruments Of the vulgarest and
lowest specimen OF humanity who ever
attempted to play the despot over civ
l''sed people-such Ere ~ they have
no idea Of encountcring this side Of that
inevitable doom which awaits them be.
yond the grave. He will environ Fort
f1ckens with . perfect circle of FIRE, and
ram upon It torrent OF sheIls which
III oFlve the men from their guns, and
VIII batter down the wall 90 q TO afford
ready access to our valiant and impetu-
cas volanteera, who will rush across the
bay With the fury Of famished tisers,
and sweep the Invaders from The coli oi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13

that PETrTIoN.-Th,s paper declines
publishing the petition to the Governor,
which the Republicans Of this city got
up and SO numcrously signed few days
since. The Gdx0tte is not aware, it
says, that it WAS intended to censure the
Governor. We are informed by lead
ing Republican OF this city, who signed
it and who probably had something to
do with getting it up, that it was meant
as q censure to that individual and that
it WAS hoped he would take it as such.
II the gazette wishes to see it published
it had better 60 about it. There is no
danger of that, however.