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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-23
The southern Confederacy.
CHARLEsToN. s. c.. Me

CHARLEsToN, s. G., March 70.
Memminger, Secretary of the Treasury,
has taken measures to prevent the introduc-
ton OF goods by inland routes. Officers will
be stationed OF oil Railroad connections to
enforce the Tariff regulation. The same pre-
cautions arc to be taken to prevent Snug
Cling on the coast.
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a. An unspeakab!y vile, intentionally
degraded and unutterably Infamous admin
istration terminated its loathsome existence
yesterday. q. Crescent.
Such is the gratitude exhibited by the So
eessionists for the effec,uai said and com.
fort" rendered them by the late Administra.
ton. The tame surrender Of Southern forts,
arsenals and navy yards, without a blow
the robbery of the Treasury Of the United
States, and the mint at New Orleans, and
the refusal to reinforce Fort Sumter unit
Buchanan, gave secession the only strength
and triumph that it has attained.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
keokuk, Fl. Des Moines and Mimi.
6R El E.
RAILROAD.
Open to Eddyville, % Miles.
CHANG 4 OF TIME.
Two Train each way Daily.

Two Train each way Daily.
nN and after MONDAY, MARCH e6lh, 1854,
~ and until further notice, 2 daily trains
will run each way tSundays exceptcdl - follows:
MIXED TRAIN.
VIII leave KEOKUK 1t 700 q. M, arriving
ut EDDiVILLE, at 1880 p. m.
EXPRESS AND MAIL.
Will leave KEokuK II 2,OO p. m, arriyir E
at EDDfvlLLE ct 1850 p. M.
EXPRESS AND NAIL.
Will leave EDDYyILLE at 1900 d. m !. and
arrive at KEOkUK 1t I2:OO m.
MIXED TRAIN.
Will leave EDDYViLLE 40 1880 n. M. and
aeriye at KEOkUk at 1870 p. m.
"a Passengers taking either train from Kco-
kuk make sure connections with Stages for
0skaloosa, Des Moines, do.
THROUGH TICKETS. as low Tho
low u, may be had at the Office for Ill points
In Middle, Western and Southern Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska, &C., dc.
TICKET UEFICE-At the Depot, loot OF
johnson strcst. GEO. WILLIAMS, Jk.
March Is, '6l-d6w superintendent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-23

ETWaldo P. johnson, the newly-elected
Senator from Missouri, 10 claimed as a
thorough going States Righ.s Secessionist
BY the ST. Louis Journal. On the other
hand, the Republican claims him as a mem.
Der Of its faction OF sent Unionis.s.
The odds is the difference, and however
much they may ring the changes between
tweedle dunn and tweede-dee, both factions
are ultimately for accession unless nineteen
States, with - many millions OF people,
yield implicitly to fifteen States and eight
millions OF people.
Johnson was . Breekinridgs Democrat
We believe, during the last Presidential can
vass.
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and striking editorial upon the policw of JEFF.
Davis. The editor concludes, from variety
Of circumstances and considerations, that
jeff Davis contemp!ates az expedition for
the capture of Washington City.
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c. The nomination Of Mr.. Crittenden to
the Supreme Bench has not been abandon
The President and Cabinet all favor it, but
Senator'S oppose it decidedly. j. II. Wheel
er, ex-Ministcr to Nicaragua, has been re
moved from his position a. Document Clerk
Of the Interior Department. Ben Perley
Poor, the Washington correspondent OF the
Boston Journal, has been elected Clerk or
the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs
Hinton Rowan Helper, author Of aThe Inn
pending Crises" il an applicant for the Con.
sulship at Manchester. or Southampton, Eng.
land. Judge Davis, OF Illinois, personal
friend ri tho President. who came here With
him from the Wcst, left for home on Thurs
day week, accompanied by host Of Office
seekers from that State, who have ascer-
tanned that Mr.. Lincoln will not make any
more appointments from that State for the
present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-23

eT Henry Winter Davis made a striking
reflection on the close Of Buchanan's Admin
istratiop. Said he. ssWe are at the end of
the insane revel Of partisan license, which
for 30 many years has worn the mask Of gov
ernment.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-23

rRev. Dir. Rice OF Chicago will 20 to
New York next month 10 assume pastoral
duties 10 the metropolis Of the Union.
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railroad Accident.

GILMAN, ILL.,, March 81.
A freight train bound east, when miles
east OF this town, ran off the track. One
car containing John Cook, wife and child
rem. Two 81 the children were killed, and
Mr.. Cook badly injured.
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The Arkansas Convention.

LOUISVILLE. March 70.
Arkansas Convention adjourned, after
passing secession ordinance aud co.opera-
tien resolutions for submission to popular
vote. Conciliatory spirit manifested by both
parties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-23

GEL The Charleston papers notice the de-
cease Of Mrs. Grace Crawford, At the ex-
treme old age Of l07 years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-23
wK,rKRN PoLlrlcs.-Do you support Abe

WESTERN PoLlrlcs.-Do you support Abe
Lincoln?
No sir.
DO you support Douglas?
No sir.
DO you support Bell?
No cir.
DO you support Breckinridgei
No sir shouted the man; supports Bet
sy and the children, and its mighty hard
screwin' to get along, with corn only 20 cts.
q bushel.
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virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, March 81.
Halcomb concluded his speech amid great
applause. The Chair ordered the galleries
cleared, but revoked the order at the soIici-
tation Ut tie members, many Of them having
participated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-23
River Failing.

ROCK ISLAND, March 81.
River fallen 2 inches since Tuesday
Of floating Joe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-23
Ohlo senator.

CLEVELAND, March 81.
John Sherman was elected e. 5. Senator
to-day.
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EOH AALE.
DRICK Cottage Dwelling House, with full lot,
- on Fulton-st., with rooms, Is offered for
$500.
go Acres well improved land, near the city, is
offered for <l0te.
Also, frame dwelling house, Nth 10 rooms, full
lot on OrIeans-st., is offered for $1,000 down and
balance in enc, two and three years, with six per
cent interest.
These bargains rarely met with in Keokuk.
For particulars, sail at the Office If
March 2I.d2w H.B TRN-EYCK.
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M AKR D.,

In this city, on Friday, March ~, 1861, by the
Rev. leo. Thacher, Mr.. ]. Mccartney to Mrs. s. J.
Zsigler.
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ANNtpUCEM ENTS.

We are authorized to announce Il. COLE. ESQ.,,
~ candidate for City Recorder, 1t the ensuing
City Election on the First Of April.
MarchiAl
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U Thomas Rose, a wealthy planter, driv
en- TO insanity by depreciation Of negroes, GU
his throat 10 jackson, Miss, last week. h
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-30
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Post once at Darenp0ft, lOsCa.

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IT 10 O'Clock Vi arrives at So O'clock Nj
u: davs excerted.
WESTERN siAIL-ViaM : N R-Cioscs a %
,'clock N /: arrives at } o'clock L j, Sundays
xcepted.
Noa4uERS N,IL-E;a Llons & Camanehc-
Closes at o'cieck VI arrivesatO . 60 oek / NJ.
NORTHERN MAII.--Nia Hewitt i Mag a40oketa-
Closes Sunday, I uesday ana Thursday ats O'Clock
7 N arrives Tues1as, Thursday end SATURDAY at
J o'clock l. N.
ROUTE No. l0977-Via Blue Grass, ctc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday 9ocloek NJ ;
rriyes Tuesday, thursday and SATURDAY at :
,'ciock pM.
keU1E No. l094o Via Tipton-Cioses Tuesd2y
nd Friday al y vcl0os N arrives Tuesday ana
r.day : clock +.
rur rnERN M4IL-Sia Burlington heokuk-
ieses uAlay, uesda. ana fudAy 1t o'cioe" ]
Il f; arrives Monday, Wednesday ana Friday At .
,'coch Vi.
kozTE No. l09i.-Va uE4io- Closes srd :
Il . o'c.Uek \ ail.yts s4..Tlay at oelotN
| Pm.
houTR No lta5o-Via AMMAN osa & Walnut
tork>-oiose; Thursday al IL ii arrives Thurs
Lag a. - cc.9.k N.
lloras-Ofice cpen a o'clock 4 N c.oses a
: O'clock Y N. Cfi.e oien oa sunday from 3 /,
f. o'cloc 4 NJ.
tFs- As the principal mails carried by Raj
eoid all the tine as stated In the above Lotite
sili lie RAIL koAD lAE, the oloch in tho super
ntenoant's otiiee, u * VI DEPOT, bein, tie stand
.rl. CHAS. Il. FL tKIDGE, +. Vi.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-30
RENDITION OF Mi.Os l. sLlDEIL.
Mason and Sifd.U haze been
G:rsN ,sp to England.

Such is the dcspatchc contained in
this mornings issue. Such is undoubt-
edly the fact. 1t does not take rs with
surprise at all on the contrary we have
felt confident that such would be the
We have heard upon the subject from
Washington, has tended to coafrm
the opinion.
Mason and Slidcll were taken by Capt.
Wilkes from the Trent on the 9th Of
November last, if we mistake not. III
about two weeks after they were sent
u Font Warren. No thought was then
farther f,otn the minds Of this people
than their rendition. No one seemed
TO be willing 10 venture any such opln-
ion. The entire country rang with the
praises Of Capt. Wilkes for bis noble in
trepldity-le was voted a hcro-and
around his flushed LroWs we're hung
wrealhs Of bay. The people in their
individual capacity endorsed him from
Maine to California the Cabinet en-
dorsel hlin Secretary Wellos ad-
dressed him a letter endorsing his con
duct and sustaining his action, and even
Congress itstt regarded his acts rs en-
inentlv prsis worthy and a gold media
OF great value commemorative Of the
export, was ordered to bc made for hini
AS sight expression of matt lonal graf
itnde. lie was lionized, ieted and tht
entire country resouudcd in lis praise
Was it possible to conceive that ,h'
fruit which bis expedition brought forth
and which was 50 sweet to our taste
was SO speedily to turn 70 ashes on oIl
lips that We were 80 suddenly to Ca
the words which in the fullncss of GU
hearts We spoke as with one accord
/, was not to lie found in popular sent
ment.
But the Europa came, and as her bow
struck the American shore the sEocI
seemed TO produce an instantaneous re
action. The news she bore turned OF
enthusiasm INTO doubling, and IN shoI
time there was planted belief that IT,
rebels, Mason and Slllcll, might be sur
rendered. Those who uttered It frs
were denounced, but the uncertain &C
ton at Washington proved that theI
rendition was certainty. A few day
Of "dipiomatic arrangement passe
aud the word has gone forth to the pee
pie tlat ,heir enthusiasm was fo
nought; that they had gone Oft " ha
cockel," and that the old Eagle ha
handed over the two carcasses to III
British Lion.
There it is: we have no heart TO lu
sue the subject father. The cup I
hum la,on has been placed at the IL
of the people. Never before, Ill Il
history of this proud nation, was thel
such a short game of brag played :
greatly to our chagrn--may We not sa
to our disadvantage. What will follow
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-30
From Missouri.

ST. Lofts, Dec. y.
Gen. Halleck has ordered ls negroes to be held
as prisoners in the hanis Of the Sheriff, properly
oil the rebels, 10 be released, On the ground THAI
they ave been usel for IslrTectionary purposes
They are to De under the control Of the princ pal
quartermaster fer labor, ,ultil further orders.
a gentleman from Lexington, reports that after
the departure Of the fcdcra!s from that place, ter
burni5g the foundry, the notorious Charley Mar
tin and others, followed forces and captured
a soldier who was lagging behind, and shot him.
Last Friday, passenger. Union man, who ar
rived in Lexington from Boonyille, VAS seized and
killed.
Its evident that harshe9 measures are necessary
y. I Ill
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-30
LATEST NEWS
California Threatened by England and
France.
BY TIE MAILS
rrlhuee IIisna,eh

rtibune Dispatch
When the America sailed, it was Tumored in
Lond and Paris that the all ed squadrons 0:
Frame an In .land in the Pacific, had received
orders 70 pounoe uro. the golden rrir- caiito
the earliest intelligence OF outbreak Of hos
t.iitles
-Four flag tEce.s, CaT,s. Dupont. Gold borough
Mexican ami fe.i ii Ii Pacific, who were retired
by the operation OF the new naval bill, will be re-
appointed.
Gen Kosscranz il here, to bring charges against
Gen. Benh an lst. That he permitted Floyd 70
escape q. hat he d obeyed his superior officer
3i 4 hat he was guilty Of conduct unbecomins an
officer and beLt.el-n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-30
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR NEWS.
MASON g. SllDELL RELEASED
Correspondence between Sec'y
Seward and Lord Lyons.
CAPTAIN WILKES CONDUCT DE-
NOUNckB BY SEWARD.
France takes q Neutral Position
TRE1IT' Ts"ITH .UEXICD.
An Attask Anticipated d on FerktewR.
IMPORTANT SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS.
Revenue Cutter Howell Cobb a
Total Wreck.
Death OF JJDaE kiGRsNaE.
The Release Of Mason s SEids!i
Sanctioned by the Cabinet.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
IUIII INV 1 q. ~
I -pec;al to the Tribune,

special to the Irihunc.l
New loEa. Dec. 28.
Lo-i Lye rs has sent in the Pri.ish de and fer
the surrender of Mason and ~lidell. Time was
given to Secretary Seward to reply.
Minister Webb, at Brazil, repres 1nts Ii 1t sym
pa thy in that country Is stron5 III iaver OF the
K leral government.
The No lds special says Con. Scott has sent
COMMUNICATION "a Secretary seward, Dut lis con-
tens aec unknown.
Its now settled, beyond doubt, that in case q
a war between tie United STATES and LHsland,
France will remain nealral, With a leaning to-
wares Eng AMI.
Ioth lord Ly ms ard Secretary Seward received
lis patches by tue AIasp.
The A..ittor 81 Ha>-aehuietts has presented
| hill of three million two hundred thousand loi-
isrs. Tor expoases Of sei,iiAs troops forward, Of
wEir it4lt.en tt.ec .taharei thousand - ..a.s
| will be psi nrE
| Ine I.ase. dispatch states that Secretary Sew
ara gave a ,.Inler iartY "a Friay eScalus, s.
! ubich wee lresel.t l.o.d LyoI- ana the iouse
anl Senate Cona.itteos On teiersl Re.atlaas.
Minister Co.Nin ha. made 10 tseaty with NeNs
co.
Tie T.ts special states that Gen. Hiramo . i
row on his wy If Ii New York te Mckee, . -
.he the fra IN ent, er The o!i Church Ialt5 % eo-
operitc.wth tne spanish inra eTS, io establi.h q
P.oyiSional & yeraluaHf, Gca. alr liaoH 9be the
no |, and sub queLily % erect a spanish moL-
alvay-
Tae 7t.,4, saec..l srs t-5at L.ea.. IIult, y: tie
81 Nai,e regiment. vho rsrarte4 tho E cAIe of
h.i.se AM CO. To- aran I, N Aai.est 2, i be
l,o5,.-cssrI.t. I'll. ur..s... Ill. Z. TWO taausl.
.even .,anircI .I.g...rs tic sta,e. that thcre j.
na 5a,,bt of erir.,isj end ..,cs uiua feeling i
RichInonl. ana ii ,l.e .aI.osa. army wa within
IN miles ef k,casa OK Ill ia. w9uid be iune
n,It fr, M HUNDREDS !. w!f.t.ss t.Ia.; Tut : pre-
s,rttrere g,eIfta rs!sl e.te.rr
Ae..r.. Mon aal ~nIe.l axe en given u
!, L.glard. Iae efi.isl corresrtud,nee viii !,
ntf..-aet la.neiiat h.
Tic oii iaI corrcsa udaaee betscen onTtinverr
NC. ana Great lt..t..in, sit'ys o .ne -. 6
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{ hl.aeD Mari, !.

CuIe AGO, iiec. -.
Wheat declined ic to-day. Flour continues
iaii. Corn declined 1.c. Barley inactive. Hog,
dressed, steady.
FLoUR.--Dull. sales at s. -.
Wheat ilafaet declining. Sales, No. -
No. ., e4c 65}5 rejected, 81.
CoAS.-t Irn.. 30 in = re.
Hoes -Quiet. sales range from So IS.
BEEF CAntLE-quiet at 2a2l2i4 iorcomuer
and 50 ie e.. Tor good qu. jties.
llDgs ga ct AMI den.";.d li,.at
Mess Pork ia good demand a. - .-i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-30
Meeting of the Directors of the scott
Coun,y Agricultural sOcsetr.

The Board met nj tie oiiisc OF tie ,eer-tary
% FRIDAY, December - leGl.
All The meAbers present except Robert
Christie ami } a. LeCiare.
Minutes Of the las, meeting read and ap-
proved.
TIE Committee on Diploma failing TO report
rrogrss. askei TO he discharged, which vas
consented to
Mr krum moved that the proper Diploma
lie procured, provided The should lot *
ceed u cort fifty dollars,
On motion. Cha ncey krum Was appoiLted
to procure for the SOCIETY s4eh D.f en-.
On Ii ton, Mr.. s.A.tn vas authorized to
coEfer with tie Gcverpor Of ills state. IN re
lation to damages done to Fair Gtocads and
buloing- by the q Cavalry. aad dc. fOr tie
settlement Of the damages.
Mr krum moved that this societJ itsraei
the President to secure, If ossibie, tie next
State FAR to be acid at Davenport, pgo.ided
that efficient iunas be sutscribej by the pur-
pose OF fitting up groub3s, erecting bui.dirgs
etc, tor the use OF said State Society aIc
that petitions lie circulated by Z saith {
Krum abd John Lambert fer that purpose
CAnied.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-30
NEW AMBROrYPE ROOMS
M 1. . q O *,
fFORnHRIY OF carr

VTTOULn INFORM TIE PUBLIC THAT he
w las orened Rooms between Second ard
Thrt over 81 Brady street, where he would be
glad to see all his old patrons and lots" u new
oass.@ Having the best light in the city and Il
years experience. he is bound to give satisfaction.
Call and try. Prices Reasonable. Gall and see.
dc21-tfl l. \. COOK, Artist.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-30

al ri the sacrifice. II MAINTAIN these principles
and adhere 10 that policy, must surfenaer tho
case Itself. Ii will bc seen, therefore, that this
Government could not deny the Justice of the
claim presented. We are asked 10 do to the bTit
ish nation Just What &c alway- insisted all nations
ought to do to us. In coming to lay conclusion,
have iorg that II the safety Of this Union
required the detention Of the lnion prisoners,
IL would be done. IL would be the right and duty
of this Government to detain them. but tho
eiiectual check upon the proportions Of the exist
iug insurrection a. well a. tAecomparatiVe unim-
pertance of the captured persons themselves, wncn
I'll SPAS sionatty weighed, happily iorbii NE from
resotuBg to that defense. Nor am unaware
that American c.tse1s are not, IN any case, q
be unnecessarily surrendered for any purpose
into the keeping Of lereign staie
Uaiy the captured persons, h0a never, or uthers
who are interested IN them could justly raise u
question on that ground. Il would tel. little tor
cur own claims to tie character ef n Just and
M agnanimnus people, If wo should so Tar consent
Il be guided by law Of relation, as 10 hit up bur
iei injuries against national consistency AMI
nati0nel conscience. uttng yoEd me all aagses-
tsous u this kind, prefer to express my salts
faction thu 10y the al nent OF the resen. case
upon principles c9atesscdty A.oerftHn, and yet IS
| tru: mutually satisfactory both nations
cerhed. question IS hna.ly and ngaty settled be-
tween them which heretofore exh48stiug net cniy
all forms Of peaceful discussion, Tut also the abs
trauent 1T @aa itse, Tor ii re tnAn a.. century
| perpie1ei vi il fears and apFre4enslons al other
nations. The four persons IN qassttgn are now
held in military custody at Fort Warren III the
| State Of Massachusetts. they VA 10 cAeeru,ly
| liberated. our larlship will please Indicate a
| time and place toi receiving them. ! renew my
assurance Of my very l. ii consderati M
| I~irned Nm ii. SEWARD.
| A de.IatcA fr, N NJ Woavenal = hr. tnrcies,
| French Mini tor our Government l. also con.
| tained IN the correspondence, in whish Mr. on
| venal urges thai neutral flag; tfom neutral
| TO another neutral port, corers the persons and
must neu,ra5.ka its oaroe and adopt the ptinci ne;
| laid down in the dispatches II Earl kusseii, i
| which Mr.. Seward appropriately rep.les. Tie
| following is f-yl4 Lyon T. eewart
/ WtsHiHaroN, Dec. q.
| 10 the H~H. Hn. II. gs,a4ld
SIR IT have this III rrrg received noi'
which you did the honor 20 AZ ress 70 ne yes
| ter .ay, ~ answer Is Aarl Kusst.is aesi alch q
| November a9rh, relative 10 the removal of Nr
Mason, air 9.idcll, ,r. Mcfarland anu u Lu-ti
from the lir,ish mail packet Trent. VII. y IA
out loss oi time, forward 70 her Majesty Govern
ment a cory 0. tie important communication
| which you have made 10 me. ! viii tso wi'tou
| delay d. myself tie homer 70 coLitr w.t. yau pef
son4iv IN tire Arratg grnIrrts u " ma faf aa'ly
e.ing the four eentemei to you II order TINT the
mas asi.n be l.-ced uader the Ifssectian q II
hritish fag.
have the honor be, etc,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-30
Bank Voice.

-y>uE BANKING HOUSE OF LOUIS A,
MAcKIor will be closed on Wednesday. 25,h
D,c. (Christmas Dsy,) ami on Wednesday, Jan
lst New Years Day.) dc24-tt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-30

PonK TRApF.-Dressed hogs have
commenced coming in uy the cord, and Erices
are advancing slowly but steadily. We have
never seen as good an average quality as that
which is now coming in. Entire loads average
over fur hundred pounds to the ho,. We
hope the market will con,irue TO improve rn-
ii good living figure is reached.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-30
Ieati, OF Jude Legrand

DsLTIMOBE, Dec. e.
John c. Te,rarde, exChief Justice Of Mary
land died this morning.