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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

TORONTO, April l8.-In the Parliament last night
Mr.. McDougal one of the leaders of the Oppos-
tion from Upper Canada, stated that if the exist
ing evils in consequence CT the union with Lower
Canada were not otherwise remedied, an alliance
between Upper Canada and the Northern States
was likely to be formed.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20
From, CnJifnrr,ia-

Fort KEARNEY, April 10.-The pony expires:
passed here at $50 Yesterday afternoon.
San FRAYCIsCo, April 6.-Arrived, April 9th
steamer Cortez, from Panama. Sailed, ship Ocean
Telegraph, for New York.
GENERAL NEWS.
Since the election of Senator, Boundary Com.
missioner and officers for the State institutions the
Legislature has commenced work industriously
Three railway companies have been granted fran
chises for laying horse railways through the prin-
cipal streets of San Francisco, being restricted to
five cents price of passage.
Senator McDougal departs for Washington on
the 11th. One reason assigned for his departure
forthwith is the purpose of endeavorng to influence
some of the California appointments, about which
there is unspeakable anxiety among the Republi-
can politicians at the present time.
The accounts of the damage in the mining re-
gions resulting from the late storm, represent the
losses far greater than at first anticipated. The
dam supplying water for the principal quartz mills
of Col. Fremont's Mariposa Company was partially
carried off, and cannot be repaired before Septem
ber, reducing the yield Of gold one-thrd or more
in the meantime.
1t is thought the damage in Touloumne county
amounts to one million of dollars.
The Spring Valley Water Works Company in
troduced water in their reservoir in the hills, neal
the southern borders of San Francisco, on the 4th
whence they expect to supply water to a greater
portion OF the city, IN opposition to the Bcnsley
Company.
The United States District Court has rendered (
decision giving Robert Morrison S25 900 damages
against the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, be
cause the Company sold Mr.. Morrison tickets auC
an entire state-room for himself and wife from Nev
York to California, and then compelled them t.
give up their room at Panama, and each to max
the balance of the passage in a room where ther
were two other passengers.
George X. Shiel and A. j. Thayer, contestant
for the successorship to Mr.. Stout in Congress- ar
among the passengers; they are on their way t.
Washington. Also, Lady Franklin and her neice
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

A LIVING RENENBRANCER OF THE FoRT SUMTER
CONFLCT.-The Charleston Courier thus deEcately
hints at an increase in the infantry force of South
Carolina:
One of the officers who bore conspicuous part
in the glorious affair, although comparatively
Young man. is a father and after the fight vas the
father of one more than those be kissed on the day
before. The little stranger has received the name
| of Isabel Sumter.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20
THE MILITARY MOVEMENTS AT THE
SOUTH

The papers received by the Northern mail, com
filled with the accounts of the enrolment and
equipment of volunteers for the war upon the
South.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20
[By Telegraph
Virginia Secession Ordinance-The Feeling
In the South.

WASHINGTON, April ia gentleman who ar
rived in Washington to day from Richmond says
that nothing is publicly known there as to the Act
of Secession, excepting that it has passed with only
from l3 to IL votes in the negative. The people
there and all along the railroad line are wild with
excitement.
Although the ordinance is required to be sub
mitted to the vote of the people for approval, in
May, this isnow considered of no consequence, as,
practically. Virginia is out of the Union.
A gentleman who has just reached here from
New Orleans, represents that through the entire
line the people are in frenzy Of excitement, and
loud for
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

The MICHIGAN LiQUoR LAw.-The prohbitory
liquor law OF Michigan has been amended by pac-
l0g beer in the same category with domestic wines
and cider, restricting their sale to five gallons OF
the former and one of the latter, to be carried off
and not drank on the premises All domestic
wines must be made of fruits grown in Michigan,
whether currants grapes, blackberries, or SEEDS
All foreign and Intoxicating liquors are prohibite|
under severe nenaltias
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

MIR. John C. de Nottbeck, the Russian Consul at
New York, was driving up Broadway on Thurs
day morning in buggy, with his wife, and when
at the corner OF Fortyseventh street his horse be-
came restive and fell. NJ. de Nottbeck was thrown
from the vehicle, striking the pavement ON his
head, and was instantly killed,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

THE MINOR EVENTS YESTERDAY.
The Confederate flag was displayed from the
Custom House, hotels and private residences
Eight stars being generally the number on the flag
one having been added for old Virginia.
The Custom House was taken out of the hands
OF the United States, and placed under guard of
State troops.
The hurrying to and fro of military men gave
the city quite martial aspect.
The steamships Yorktown and Jamestown, (be-
longing to the Virginia and New York Steamship
Company have both been seized and put in charge
OF Virginia State troops. The Yorktown was seized
at her wharf in this city on Wednesday afternoon,
just as she was about to depart for New York with
large amount of merchandise. The jamestown
was seized at City Point, (sixty miles below Rich
mond,) by troops which had been sent down in a
steamer for that purpose The jamestown left
New York Tuesday afternoon, and, we under
stand, has on board about $4,000 worth of ord
nance and military stores for Virginia and other
Southern States.
A marine vessel was also seized at City Point,
called the Arago, by detachment of volunteers
from Richmond. The steam tug William Allison
also arrived at the Richmond wharf last night
with the United States surveying schooner "Ma-
SON. in tow. which had also been levied upon
These seizures have been m ade upon the'ler
tdttoafs. we presume; the vessels being owned
chiefly oy Northern men.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

After the lapse of few moments spent in cheers
and groans, the crowd, which had by this time in
creased to the number of about 500, proceeded to
tear up the street for the purpose of blockading
the track, to prevent the passage of any more of
the cars. Picks and shoyels were soon procured,
and in short time the entire street, for distance
of about fifty yards, was entirely torn up, the
bridges over the cutters were taken up, and the
paving stones thrown in large piles in the centre
of the track.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

DALHI0lVNEi @PIII To IoUI'
To His Erceliency
the President of the United States:
SIR:-A collision between the citizens and the North.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26

T>KUSTEEB SALE.-Whsrsas, % the Int day
- Of june, A. D, 1859, James Long and Anna
Long, his wife, executed unto Robert d. Conedos
- Tgustcs, . ceEssin deedv q Trust, conveying
70 said Trustee The LAID in Sestt county, lowe,
Described - follows, to-wit: The south east
quarter ~ q section nsmbsr two q, } in town
chip numbsr ssvsnty nine (1S,) nostf Or nnas
four q, east Of the 5th r. n, eontsiuine one
hundred and dxty (l6O) acres o. land With
aid couveysucs vas nads By the said james Long
and Anna Losg, bis wifs, for the parposs 81 =.
curing the payment u tyo cSvtsin promiSsory
notes and the iHtssvst ,tkefeoe, signed By said
James Long, dstSA the IT. day ii 9dAe, 4. D.,
1859, and payable - folloWs: One for one hun-
Of Dsos,a bsf, i5sS. asd 90 for ons thousand one
hundred dollars, payable on the Ast day Of June,
1884, - te4 er39 Of HilIiau n. lbt%1, NTH h
tcrsst q ten ~ cent. pr snnun.
Ana nov, aid last mentioned note having become
due and payable, apA the aid Jamss Long hayipg
failed = ~ ~ ssds ,Rossrt D.Coagdon, Trustss
- Aforesaid. do hereby this psblie notice. that
~ Writes ~ ~ posseus which - in ne vssest ~
ssid Deed Il Tr1stI will - Thursday the 3sth day
- 9arlsaS ! aid az, il1tiS cosrs 6osss
door, II the city Of Oassspost expose and offer
.So,: 3D. 4 ; 6 ~ !. . issa
30 necessary . satisfy end psy the amount Of said
soss. Mn ~ ,iatsstss tbcises 70 10 day Of
sale, tegsthss With ~ esSs asd sxpsnsss
attending ssid Mle, sssles tbs notiss sad Tsss-
Daia1 sie ~ - - 1sls.a1, =. y, lei.
=. D. C0NGDON,
4 n F.4 .F s4 III
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26
THE GREAT EN0Ll3a REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
CelebrWseA E6moUle Rfus

Protected ~ Royal Lessess Paeess.
Prspered fran prsssssrs;es ~ SIR !. 1arls, n,
d., Physiciss Rss'sssdisssy q 10 ossss.
This invaluable medieisS il unfailing il thu
cuie Of al these painful AMI dangerous diss,,su
to which the female contribution u subject, Il
moderstes all excess and removes All oLseractiona
and speedy core nay be relied on.
TO NAAN0lEO LADIES Aa
it il peculiarly suited. u will, in . short Zine
bring on the monthly period With regularity.
Each bottle, price One U6jlEt, be5r5lthe Govern.
msnt Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent cosn-
terfeits. e1ts} III
CAUTION.
These PsXs sAosld NJ - sake~ ~ yfss,alea a.,
jsg he NH9T THREE MONTHS - psspsssss,
- Aey ere sses e tsisS :. Aisassril0ss bre6
anv Oaksr SiRS tbly 0rs sa@e. .'sss ~ -,
In al cases Of Nervous sad Spinal AGectsoas,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, fstigse on slight
exsrtion, PalBitation Of the heart, Hygtssicu Id
Whites. sAese Pills will sGect SAs5 VIXEN ~ 9th
- 0saoD have failed aoa aleAouHh pouoslal
ssDsdy, a not coaAaiA issa, ealo0ek antineat, q
anything hurtful T. Ne ee0Stisntioa. sIas
Full dirsst.ona in The. peaphlet eseund eset
package, which sboald b earsfully preserved.
JOB NOSES, tLsts / 9, 1sidsis 10s.
N.B.-sl. 90 ~ posasSs ss..p esslsssi .
.fny authosis d sgssts Will insAfs bost;s, sea-
tanning % pMey ~ SStubn mail siaA ao.4aas# \
Sold BY oil Druggists in Davenport aad else-
wneSe - NAhtissss fs- n0vGd4WSy /
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26

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which has nevee failed = s4ect eafe whsE
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peSoohal suporintendonco Of most akillful PbySt
clan, Who toTa number Of ysasS eon1nsd it, ~
70 his psivats practice. For the few years that Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26
RELIEF IN TEN NINUTRS.
DRYAN,S
PuL MoNIC WATERS,

NE Original Medicine Estsblished u 1851. q,
lrst article Of the kind ever introdueed uads
~ nouDD u "PULnMlC WA1ono,s q this o
any otker sountsy; Ill other Pulnooie Wafer
are couutes1si1. The genuins IN b known b
thspas RnxAs bsiag stsppsa = - NJ
500 BssAr PUlnossc warns
Ralisvs Cosghs, Cslds, 6sss Thsast, Hsassss1ss
.ssv DgYAuao PUIuoonc WAVES
Relieve Asthna, Bronshitis, Di@salt Brssthiag
BaYAn's PULnoulo WAUDao fs
Relieve 6pistiag q Bleed, Paias u ~ Chsst
BaYAu's PUlnosuU WAv = Ee
Relieve Jncipisat CoasaaPtiss, Laae Dissasss
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DaYAs,s PUlHotnC WAI1nS
Ars Blessing 70 III Clas9ss asd Censatatises.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26
LlGHsE & BRlDBURY'S
PATENT INSULATED PULL IRON YRAns NEW scArn
4 AID and square PianO-rortss.

Z AID and square Piano-rertss.
fEs Ths Insulated Iron frame preserve,
"Vtae original tone Of the nstrunsnt is
al its purity, securing it for ali TIN. .ea;ns. ~
most disagrecabc tinny quality Of tone invas,sDv
found in all other Iron frame Piano Fortcs /,
greatly strengthens the ease and thus keeps tho
Piano Forte much ltnger in tune 1t gives tn
instrument much fuller, richer and swcctcr tone
II adap3s the Piano t. all climates and to all chan
ges u atmosphere, and in all respects it Il pro-
nounced, and in all respects it is pronounced by
our best "artiste" the greatest Improvement Of the
ago IN rianO-fsrte construction; producing nm in
strument acknowledged to he superior to ali 9TH
ers made IN this country or Europe.
4 few testimonials In regard 20 the ann.,s.
Fer 20. go
~ have examaed the Piano Fo.scs Of I1ichte
bradourys with entire satisfaction know not
that there are any others BETTER either in or
country or elsewhere. "-DR. LOWELL MAs0y.
In cleafness, richness, and volume of tone. del
c1Sy, elAsncty q touch, and nne repeating action,
! have never played upon their equal [H. a.
WoilINaAUPT.
In volume. richness, evenn a., and purity ~
t.ne, and in decacy Of touch they Certainly excel
and n that beautiful singing quality 50 dssira bio
YET SO seldom found lillian Mason
tone Square Piano Forte "-ARruuR NAroIros
am astonishcd and delighted with tho Nav
scale Iron Frame Piano-Fortes made by YOU.
Inerc must be splendid future FOR Lishto
Hrsdbnrys' Piano Ortes. Gao. F. Ksor.
~ have never played upon 90 fine And in.trr-
ment."-GEO. F. BRIsrOw
II consider them ~ 70 beauty, richness, fullncss
and equality Of tone, ~ well Is their arreeah Ria
elastic touch, equal Il not superior t. any Piano;
made IN tbs country or EuroTe."-KARL WBLs
IN power, quantity, and equality Of tone, they
certainly excel; while for that peculiar itch and
singing tone 90 invaluable rs An accom- psniment
70 tho voice have never met their eqnsl. &c.
BAssJxI.
"They tnve all the requirements for = superior
positions" m. STRA xosH.
Sesesoe0 A2l Dsoeuo Street. q fsv A..,.
9sss - Broadway, Nev Yes.
octls-lyeow
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26

TsuES lgRnlcuES HAVE NOV BEEN
bsfs the pabsie ior period q ThlR
YBAR0pna dering lAAttine hsvs oa.atstns6 ;
high eha,stss 10 aanas evssey pat st TIE 0iehs.
fes thsf uaoapdinesy 81 6lnedbe14 pevss =
rsstcsi,g ts1IuebslaA y pgseUa so9ssin9 sadss
sssnys,:{ ksf 4 aiststs y vhssh he AssAs
NAT sfe5 49, y ..e.~ =. lis...s.i.s v..i..y
Of husan disco II whisA thet
D syeslsbSs Ltfh. s1keA5ctsses
are vii k,svt 10 - ishlltls.
-ye:PssS, y thososshiy elaassiag the ast A
AZ 81. irsteed q the stale ana seiiA HID
Hsskssey, loss u appetite, hsastburn. hsadsshs,
rsstjsssssso, lltempef. snxisty. langoos and mel
aneaoly. which ase The gsnssai synptons Of Dys-
yeraa, VIII vanish, = natural Consequences Of
it, saye.
CbseisssSss. n elsassing tho whale length Of
vielsses I'll violent psrsss leave tAs bowss ~
lessss Of I'll kinds, BY restoring ~ kloed y .
vsgulas ciseulatioa. thiough the peocses q ropr.
atian II sush eases. nd the thorough solutiea 81
Ill intestinal obstssetion in Others.
Rksmssssa psFmsesntly IN three weekS ~ Coz
IN hslf thas time, By removing lseel ia 'nnatios
from The nusclas and ligsnsLls Of The joints.
Dvessils Of I'll kinda, BY freeing and stssagth-
sning the kidneys and BLADDER; they opssat'
most delightfully."- on these important organs. ans
hence have ever peee loonn % 1891" remeol
for the WORT casssoY Urdc1.
Also Wssos, ~ eisIode'ne 49, ~ v"Mng
Of the bowels the slimy ness' % wAieh ssss
creatures adhere.
feet pssiiy vhiSh desc n6EssA9DlCU1eg CIV
70 the blood enn ~ nemon' :,
&osests 1vttssoss ana SAp coslLsxoSs. p
their altesaae 49, uPon ~ nSlus ~ 1see e
connba8 ssn0"' S''S
The use Of tus-~ Dssls for . very short tina vi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26

$4,000 WORTH OF
AE.fL EST.lTE
IL davenport and Ls Claire, Iowa,
For Sale Low, and on Easy Terms.
TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
! that beautiful residence known as Argyle
Cottage. with S33 Of land in Ugh state of
cultvs tion situated in the city Of lie Claire and
commanding magnificent view Of the Mississippi
River, Port byron and Much of the State u Iii :
nois. The Cottage contains . rooins and . cellar,
and is in complete rcpair. The garden is ful, Of
the choices. shrubbery, Straw berries, Grapes in
full bearing, &c &c. thrifty young orchard is
on tho premises, comprising 300 fruit tr es of the
stable, smoke house and poultry yard The fenc-
ing is in excellent order and is nearly all new
picket fence seven feet high. Twel, acres of the
land forms =" fne park or woodland. The Cottage
would DC q with less than the 33 acres il dc
| ired.
ONE 40 ACRE LOT,
20 rode from Argyle Cottage, we'll fenced, and in
high state Ut cultivation, and we'll adapted for n
| fruit and vegetable garden. Being Immediately
back OF lie Claire, ~ rising rapidly IN ralae.
One 1as Asrick DWELLING House and .o. IN
DAVENPORT.
That beautiful residence on the corner of Brady
ouu AWcutu sttects. Win tue LOT which 1t
| stands, fronting 2iS feet on Brady street by $50
feet in depth to 80 foot alley, with carriage way
and good stable, csrri-lse-house and wagon shed
complete. The house contains 10 rooms with gas
in each, aud good cellar. An excellent cistcrn
is on the premises.
4 SUBSTANTIAL AND CONVENIENT
Brick Dwelling House
"R>Ee ~ MYTH AN0 PERRY ST..
Lot g. by lee feet to - foot alley, with good
cellar, stable AMI wool she'd Gas throughout tho
house; good water ON the premises.
THREE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
FRAME HOUSES
These houses contain from six to ten rooms
each, are well finished and delightfully."- situated
on the West side os Brady street. A cool cisteru
and Well OF never failing water are in each ward
These houses are situated on a let 232 feet front
and possesses every requisite to make them de-
lightful residences. They will be seld singly or
together.
ALSO,
few lots in West Davenport beautifully situated
TERMS :-One-6 tn cash and tie balance in
four equal annual pa, mcnts with interest ct the
SIX per cent. per snnum, payable annually.
For further particulars apply to
T. G. EADs.
A. Argyle Cottage, lie Claire, Iowa, or to nv
sell, in st. Louis, No. ~ Main street.
sspl4-dAwtf JAS. B. EADS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26
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1lsui.llt ~ l1Dsuui Rairss1
Wteeaf Ne.
JbgRpa y 0lipaa ~ \ $780, -
.s.-sl4 l.''x q. psss.,sl.st - -
III AID AFTER MONDAY. NOV. a1Yn,
" ia 81 until faFtAss p0sies, naooennos
saias villIsags Devssesss - falle~ss e.
w !. =. & yessaso ~ washisetos.
n 4eA'seAsssvs ~ nAvnsesP ~ 1oGA0vAS
.Ssatssnxasa Nassase - WaaAiaetsa.
" Al G{;1s ~ At sUavsopsst viii maize aisees
sseeeoleos = Aassags, Isws sisy 81 WasAiss.
- vs0 - wssessn stag Ce0psays stsgss Ia
.J93aAts9 - Wet soassst q Rock lslesd
WITH tsoa6s ot The Chicago aad Rock Island Rail
Rosd for oil points East, North asd south.
rssseageEs ~ rsoipdsd Of the necessity Of
giving Distinct dSossioas = . the destination q
thsts heegngs, elDo - rosarseisksts before ieine
AeiS sea1D Il ~ oor1.
JOHN ,. TRACY, 0sa1 Sapt.
A. KmDAlA, Asst Hu?'t.
davenport, Nov. IS. lse0.--dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26
.0lla WOOD,

Nov IS THE TINE 10 LAY IN woor
~ - ~ Per cord - green wood q 81 81 -
osA,
~ Njsh ~ - ~ ss:seo late. Afys
ym t9an14 U1kN0u DAyla
sftrsl4tsGs saet 9at III 7xa1 Il 80 & "A -.
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