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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-15

ton, because they are made out Of moth
ing, and are very good. A countryman
of the Clockmaker conjugates tho verb
thus Buss, to kiss; rebus, to kiss again;
pluribus, to kiss without regard to mum
Der; sillybus, the hand instead of the lip;
blunderbuss, to kiss the wrong person;
omnibus, to kiss everybody in the room;
erebus, to kiss in the dark. kissing ones
own sister has been aptly likened to eat
ing q veal sandwich; carrying out the
comparison, kissing ones cousin-unless
she DO particular cousin, one coming
under the denomination dangerous
ing a beef sandwich; and the chaste sa-
luto snatcccd from the lips of the lass we
love, to the piquant, appetite-provoking
combination Of ham, mustard and bread.
1t is upon record that the woods Of
Madeira, or at any rate the people in
them, once trembled at kiss; and that
the Scotch parsou once kissed the fid-
dler's wife, and could not preach for
thinking of it, notable instance Of
sweetness long drawn out. An old treut-
Use on the pleasure of matrimony and its
preliminary courtship, assures that when
lady condesccnds to treat her lover by
letting him taste the charming cherries
Of her lips, and suck from there the fra
grant breath that far exceeds Arabia's
rich perfume, the privilege wraps the
happy man in such pleasure that he i'm
AGNES he is in Elysiuml But this is that,
stale, aud Improbable, compared with
the effect Of kiss upon the hero Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

The following circular, shows that the
people Of Chicago are getting their eyes open
CHICAGO. May "a 1851.
MEssss EvAEs. CnEw & Cu-Gsnts The
Board OF Trade. 1t their meeting yesterday,
passed the following resolution:
= WHEREAS, The recent even ts IN the com
msrcial affairs Of Chicago have eliminated 10
a return to a standard of gold aud silver
lheI elore
" Rssoived, That in the OPT nis,n of the Board
OF Trade OF Chicago. all sales OF property, and
daily quotations thereof, sh.,uid hereafter be
made n funds equal to specie
This wi reiucs all Illinol~ currency to its
true value, which may vary f. oea the Railroad
Llst we sen, you. We think there will not
he much loss Nos. l and z Of that list.
and perhaps not on the entire list, but would
advise not t. hold over night - possible. But
We wish our customers TO u0deTstaud that We
Withdraw all obligations IN previous Circu
lars. and from this date We shal! take ..ll cur
rency at one per cent, above what il can be
immediately conv rtsa into sp scis or New
York Exchange We will receive wi currency
You wish to send us. and will do The bes,
We possibly can 70, you in disposing Of it. or
will hold it sui ject to your order We will
also receive Grain and all kinds Of Produce.
and sell for you. for good funds. ut regular
com missions.
We regret the necessity of this Cir cular,
hut deem it necessary to protect ours elves,
~ it is impossible tor US to be respon sibl@
tor currency received by our one thou,,~ nd
customers. All our Goods. from this dat e.
will be sold for specie or its equivalent !;
and what uncurrent you send us. We think
you can rely upon orr doing as we'll for yo u
- any one. Yours truly,
Day ALLEN d Co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
From New York.

New YoKK, May -.
contract has been made for Is riA.d cannon
for Gen. Sickles' Brigade.
Special to the Times.
Gen. Jost, who has lust arrived from Alexan-
dria, says the Fire Zouaves have commenced ex.
ecuting their threats # vef geance. They have
already shot three violent secessionesis. Tae
people Of Alexandria who were sympathixers
with Jackson, have been compelled to fee for
their lives.
Special to the Tribune
A respectable citizen from Fairfax, says in his
District ~ votes were cart for the Cnisn, and
three for secession. In Alexandria, where the
usual vote is 1900. there ouly 500 votes for
secession. and so for the Union. The aggregate
vote yesterday in Uniontown, Clsrksburg. lay
vile, Grafton, Ros. burg, Portland Piedmont and
New Creek, vas l,7S5 against ratifying secession,
and 66 for it.
The State Department has received no dis
patches whatever frou our Legation abroad. The
as erton that Great Britain hfd refused to &C
cept our recognition OF the restoration Of the
Paris Congress, respecting privateer. ny, is fc-
ton, devised and published for the most mis-
chievsus purposes.
Especial 20 the World.
Reports have rrsched the city that U. 8
steamer hsd an engagement to-day With bat.
terry At Aqusis Creek, completely demolishing
it. The men from the steamer went on shore
and raised an American flag Thi. IL the only
battery between Washington aud Fort Mon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
COM nj Err AL.
DAvENf OkT AAkkE Er.
DAILY REPORT.

O1HICB or rus DanOCaAr AND NswsL
Saturday I've, May 25, 1851. !
Receipts were - Ill to-day ewing to the rednc-
tion in prices. Wheat snd Corn vas steady at
the pr'ce 1t which it closed yests rdsy and do not
anticipate any further ssa1etion. Barley il %
lower. We qsote
FLOUR Firm at S4.so0s.oo. Shipments $40
bbls.
WHsAs-Assket stsaly - e6c. Receipts 2477
bu. Shipments 1867 b.
BARLsy-Duli ~ 2O03Sc. Receipts $50 bu.
CoRS-Aarset quistat IL. Receipts 1854 bu.
Shipments 26l0 bu.
OArs-13o
PosAToss. In modszats dsmsna q 7@lo cts.
Receipts 270 bashels.
HAY-Dull 1t $405.
COAL-From wagon loc per bushel Coal VII
ley coal 20 in yard Henry county coal l0c in the
yard.
WOos-Hickory $500; Oak $500 psr cord
LARD-l0@l21sc y b.
HAMs-New Sugar Cured ll@12kc per h.
Common lo@I.l l1c per lb.
CHEsss--Hsrkimsr Co. ls@l7c per h.; Wes-
torn Reserve II llH0l2Xc.
P0ULTRY Live Chickens Sl.25RI.5O . dos.
Dressed 6QSe y b. Turksys, 5OQ7Sc dressed
do. 801Oc y b.
BUrrsR.-Plenty at lO@l2xs y b.
EGos-l00l2kc = dos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
Z II T. u II "A + IL l u /.
lME w An NEWS.
CAPTURE OF MORE SmPs.
TIE lssbels Pr<psrSag Defssssss.
RUMOECD PIC8TlKC Ar nARPRg'S
PERAY.
The Zsuayes Taking vesgence.
PREPA1uG F0R VIGOROUS RAT
TIE.
Trains On tho B. 4 0. B. Stopped
GENERAL ARMY MOVEMENTS.
AEwrEnNTNnN nuSn r~rn.
RUMOIED PICnTiKC At RARPHR,S
FERAY.
The Zeuaves Taking vesgence.
PREPA1IHG H0R VIGOROUS RAT
TIE.
Trains On the /. 80. B. Steppe'
GENERAL ARMY MOVEMENTS
AFTERNOON DIsPATCaEs.


Baltimore News.
BALr1xoKx, Nay "a.
Especial TO the Herald.l
The steamer Nerfolk has arrived.
Gen. Butler left Fortress Monroe yesterday With
1000 troops In the propeller and lasded them.
IN omcer just from Washington says the War
department received to-day .. counts of the ar
ection OF several new and formidable batteries
near Norfolk, and there we're 1900 troops be-
tween Norfolk and Seawsll's Point.
gentleman from Rich mond YESTERDAY saw.
there are $4,000 troops there, aud they are Ar
riving on every train. Two regiments from North
Carolina arrived whilst he was there, and two
from South Carolina left on the same train he
LETT in but turned of on the left At Tsylorsvile.
ms would take Il EN- 70 Jordonsville, and they
probably went TO Culpepper.
The presence Of Gen. johnson at Harper's C.r-
ry is confirmed
Two kentucky regiments were ordered to rein
force the Virginians 1t Point Rucks YESTERDAY.
They were throwing up entrenchmsnts on the
Heights.
Last night 200 soldiers from Federal Hill.
marched through the streets Of Baltimore this p
NJ. and seized ia'ge quantity OF gun powder
which was taken to the magazine in Fort Nc
Henry.
BALTIMORE, May 23.
NO trains we've run over the baltimore and Ohio
klliroad LAST night or to day.
Eleven engines and large number Of cas h ave
boen detained 1t harpers Ferry
Forty nine men employed on the trains have
been arrested and sfe nov in jail.
IL II runored that hostilities are now going on
at harper's Ferry, but nothing defnite q. vet
The steamer Adeli de arriaed from Fortress
Monroe this morning. The correspondent Of the
Associated Press there send the following:
FORTRESS MONROE, May 24th.-Gen. Butt'e er
suddenly made his appearance yesterday in Hamp-
ton, At the haad of the We mont Regiment, on :
reconnoiterance.
The rebels attempted to burn the long bridge,
but we're frustrated by the activity Of the ad-
vance guard.
seTa-daX. lFriday) he extends . reconnaissance
and Y FORK Rivers.
The Tro, and Vermont Regiment have ensamp-
ed near Hampton.
The Harriet Lane has gone to Charleston.
The bisckading squadron of Fort Monroe con-
sists Of the Minnesota, Cumberland, Yankee,
star, formerly Montecelo,) Quaker City and 9TH
small craft
There several prizes in the Hsrbor.
Upon arrival Of the frigate Mississippi, it il ex
pected active operations will be undertaken
against Sewalrs Point. In the acction Of last
sunday, three Of the four guns there we're dis
mounted and at least halt dozen men we're killed.
The battery was to contain guns.
The Michigan Regiment is expected soon from
Washington alse, several regiments from n. York
and Boston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

MONEY MATTERs.-Our bankers say
tat money matters are getting smooth -
grease" as far as they 60. Deposits. of course.
are not as numerous ss before the cat was
hurled, but what they do get is nice. reliable
currency. such as does not soil any body's fin-
gers. and has no sharp claws with which to
tear fellows eyes ont Exchange is easy
and soon our people will Ihavs good reliable
funds ali around in the place Of what was
much deprecated. 1t is already highly en-
cour 'ging- The good currency and the bright
eagles and silver change which haa been hoard
ed away in bed ticks and stockings, will begin
to zee the light Of day once more, and where
we used "stuff the clear funds will appear
out OF business arrangement will come order
and system. 1t is . good thing. just pass
that wild cat right out. Dig ite grave deep
down into oblivion and on its carcass. pile up
the Crock"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
River lteu,s.

SATURDAY, Nay Is.
ARRIVED.
PONEROY, Davis, Fl. Madison.
DEPARTRp.
PoAsROY, Davis. Fl. Madison.
The Hawkeye State, Capt. Gray, will b. the
regular Northern Line packet for st. Louis TODAY
The Sucker State will depart for st. P.ul th;.
morning
The nail and passenger packet Kate Css,el.
Capt Hiilhoass, will baek out tor Fort Nsdiaon
q Gx o'el.ek this merain9.
The whole number of steamboat arrivals at tAse
pors for the wssk sadiag Saturday nixht last
NJ 1fteea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

MILITARY. The Iowa State Artillery
Company met snd organized on Friday even
ing last, when about forty members were
voted In. The Company meet again ths,
Monday. evening for the election Of commits.
stoned officers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
A FARcr-Wao Foors TIE Bill

A FARcE-Wao Foors The Bill !?
-Edsoys Democros and NeSs :-Y Yestsrday
while riding We we're met nsar the Powder
Mssssins by osporsl and three boys 10 uni
form, With What st 6rst appeared 70 be brsss
bound coal scuttlss on their heads, aid NUE.
kets 10 hand. Who. ~ suppossd. 20 BE- the
guard over the magazine. Ihs vhMe thirg
appeared 90 ridicu.ous that vs had difficulty
In prsss wing our gravity 1t the idss Of putting
such guard over 90 very imporsast poias-
The thing vss abssrd enough st the Start
and 90 inputAtion on the loyalty Of our s,ti.
ssus. sll Of whom were trusr 70 the U0ion
than the gssssrs up Of the affair ut q THE
late day to keep up force there under pay.
that oss good stout fellow With . club could
sua ut of the sourty. y tAs hsiehs Of folly.
Ose qusssios and ! hsvs d ns. Who soe.s the
hill r. peyieg thsee toress, The AZ payers o.
ths sslfsesssisstsd Visilaass Cynni.sss vAe
a. % ~ aGlles 'sf Umus.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
LATER FROM EUROPE,
NV YosK Nav n.

Nv IOkK nay -.
LlvsRPooL.-The screw frigate Msnsy, with
40 guns has sailed for an American station.
In the British Psrlsment Lord Woodhouse said
be government Of Spain . the request Of the in
4 sbitants, had accepted tho annexation Of the
In md Of st, Domingo to her possession. and th I
tho government had given assurances that Afri-
can slsvsry should not b H~tsblished on that
island.
dc jnedsto DI.nt several thousand acres forth
With. 60 that The GRO, may b delivered in Man
chester before the end II the year
There ssre rumops current that Engtand and
r;.ces AGRA. to reooume,, I'd Austria 10 cede Ven
tia % IL ~, for money and territorial con'iders-
ti0n.
The Sultan Of Turkey was atss 70 receive
moI ~ confederation.
spain has ordered six new screw war frieatse Of
the first class, in order that she may b saperioF
on the ~ to the American flag.
II u said that negotiations for the Withdrawal
Of Frsseh forces from Rome, ere spproaohing .
conclosiOn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

PROsPEcr OF THE APPLE CRop.-We
have couverssd with several farmers Of this
county lately. and they cay there is no ME
take but what the apple crop is going to be q
noble cne this year. Every tree. almost. has
been loaded down With blossoms and Il sy are
now quite out Of the way Of frosts A splendid
crop may be counted on.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

A MASSACHUSETTS manufacturing
house is tuning out in great quantities new
pattern Of under skirts Of "red, white and
blue" We trust. after this, NO lady viii OBJ
jeet to "ehov her colors." nor sny gentleman
from taking lock at Farrands new etyle Of
spriDg hats, at 81 West-Second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

RAFT SMAsHED.-A raft coming
through the bridge on Saturday morning. ran
against p er and went IN pieces The ferry
boat assisted 10 bringing the fragments togs,h
Or again. Auoth.r large raft came through
without sceidsnt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
Senator lD~ssose.

During the tosssoos Of yesterday Senator
Desglss's physictass vsl nigh despsissd Of
h,s lite. So charming indeed we're hts symp.
tome that report gsiasd considerable eissu
lstion aud crsdenee. that be had brsasbsd bic
last. Aboet noon. however. ~ ssllisd ssd
continue, to improve 10 . hardly psvesotsbls
degree. until late hour last night. HE sisu-
ation i s.;li critical. What. With the q, =
tson cs.sed b. HE dsnesrOns eoodisiop. spd
the murder OF Col Ellsworth, The city wss in .
fsvss'.h state oil day Ckiesso 1v;bsas ~
snotfSdan
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

weaievs Virginia is 90 exception TO ne cT.
der of tbe Pnslnlsster Geosr4l for the ssop-
page Of the msils 10 the sses6e.s States Every
f.eiIity viii be afforded tor pssssl assomwods
tions 10 thsst section.
There 10 Great deal of eos.l on the vsy
from Cur ,sslaud. Nd. 10 TSdsvstsr The
principal only difficulty 10 the vsy cf which
Il the refuss Of the Rebel tro ops q Hsrpsss
Ferry to ailo y II to pass
Nothing Of moment took p'sss q Aiessn-
dr'a last mig ht
There 10 no doubt thst 0evss nment has seot
out Cd sos - parties 70 tsks sssk msasurss, rs-
vssdtn. s,se saslro d bridges, -. . 20 impede
the sdvs nes ot the COol~dsrsse N 'o.'s
Col .llsvo orths ssmsios we're u us wosns0e
corvsI "a % the esst room Of he fssss0eeCa
house, where they lsy IN etsts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

BIBLE PREsENrATIoN.-In our yester-
days report Of the departure Of the troops.
We omitted through inadvertance 10 mention
that w. Bsrrows. Esq. President Of the Scott
County Bible Society, presented each officer
and private With n. atty bound pocket edition
Of the Sacred Scriptures This act Of the
Society, viii be remembered with becoming
tieuda
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

FI0Hr.-A little amateur fstacnf was
performed in . down town saloon on Saturday
In which one individual came of with very
dark eye. Keep cool. boys. and reserve your
pluck for the next regiment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

APPoINTMENT.-We notice in the
Vinton Eagle that our friend. the Hen. TON
Drummond. Of Benton county. has been sp-
pointed % Lieutenant in . company Of ORA
goons Of the regular u. 8. Army. Cool for
Tom
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

BENEyIT. Please remember that the
benefit performance for the families Of the ST.
Louie volunteers, comes off .: LAhrmapn's this
MONDAY evening Let the hall be filed. Ad-
mission only 86 csnta
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

The Moline dam will be finished this
week. Wheslock's paper mill has con- l-.n ed
running . little on what has been doLe
G orge says that the dam will soon be strong
er and better than ever. We are glad to hear
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
Fron BALTIMORE.

BALTiM az Nay %.
The Western train 10 just in. The reports from
Harpsrs Ferry Of hostilitiss there totally un-
founded.
Gov. Letcher has detained the coal tsains and
the hands belonging to them.
John MsTrimsn. Wealthy and respectable sit-
isen IL Baltimore county, was srTestod so-njghs
by Government oakrers, ebrrgsd With burning
the br dses % the Northern Contra Road He
wss taken T. Fort AcHensy. i il aaderstood -
.etsd BY sathority OF the Mayor and Police Cen
niasi0narn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

PROUD.-The farmers are really feel
Ing proud over their whsst prospects,, which
they cay cannot be beaten by any season.
Corn 10 little dubious yet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
EVENING DISPATCHER.
From w ash ingt0n.


WAsHlxaroN, May IS.
Thers WAS report Of Sighting In the neigh bcr-
hood Of Arlington Heights and AlexAudria but
It proves 10 be : mistake.
Col. Eilsworth's funeral took plaee this noon.
from tho Executive Mansion House The bod :
vas foil wed y the grave hy the zouaves, among
whom was the avcngsr Of Ellsworth. He carried
the identical secession Gag which was torn dow o
by the deceased. Then followed the President,
SecretArys seward and smith, officers Of the
Zous ss in Carriages, the military, Ac. All the
bells were tolled and fAgs we're 1t half mas,
draped in mourning.
An account iuss received from Virgins, which
seems to be truthful, says the cause Of the alarm
Of bsttls, was that the Federal Picket Guasd NJ
Little Falls, near Arlington, were driven in BY
secessionists. The latter we're put to fight.
WASHINGTON, May 25-5PM.
Some Of the troops who hastily crossed
the river this r. n. have returned 70 The cisy
disappointed in their expectations Of meeting
the enemy. The proceedings, however, dein
oDstrsts tho facility and expedition with
VI hich forces can he thrown into Virgins.
The President, while accompanying the re-.
mains of Col. Z lsworth to the cars, was informed
by . courier Of stirring hostiitics on The Virgins
side. Gen Mansfield vss similarly advised, and
this was the founaation Of the military move
ments here to-day
A dense Ike wss nc canwhie seen on the line
OF Arlington Heights and csnnonadiDg heard.
The Ia ter, however, we're funeral minute puns
the 10, mer, probably from camp ifes.
The troop now here have en- ordered to hold
themselves in readiness to march at q moments
notice
The utmost vatchfuln on the part Of the mil
itary authorities TO guard against the approach of
the secessionists, is every where manifested.
From New York.
NEw YORK, May Is.
Among tho Aragos passengers was Mr.. Judd.
Minister 10 Prussia.
The Grsat Eas tern took 1874 passengers.
Col. Aliens Regiment cmbal ked on the steam
or Ariel, for tOri Monroe.
Especial to the TribunsI
Advices from Fort Monroe state IL vss in.
les on Tuesday night. bna the sttack VA
deferred after . consultation between Com
Stringhsm and Gen Butter. 1t is not known
what time operations will commence. Ever.
hing 10 prepared for movement It . mo-
meut's not'ce. The Cumberland. P-rry, Yam
K ee and Star viii engage the battery, acting
n conjunction with the forces landing frou,
propeIlers.
Especial to the Post
1t is expected that the Cos ernment forces
will soon advance into the interior Of Virgins
via the Orange d Alexandra Rs.Irosd.
AccognaD. W.. gave 80 votes against seces-
sioD, but the Rebel troops marched iuto town
the rext day and drove swsy the Union men
The Rebels are sid to bs concentrating
{, rces about Is miles below AL exandria fer a.
attack.
Advices from Culpepper state that the Reb
Ella arc detsf nd to make an effort TO dis
lodge the Federal troop.
Especial to Commercial.
Bridges have been destroyed BY Fedora
| authorities on the railroad IRON .AlexAndris 4
| Leesbnrg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

BErTER.-We are informed by l. W.
Harrison. Land Agent. that twithin the past
three weeks he has disposed OF seven farms in
this county. Real estate 10 more in demand.
The county 10 filling up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

Fssssoss. Nay ~.
Ciavlss Morris. . VOLUNTEER bsloo9iag 70
Capt SSifs's Ogle Gussds. u shs lst regiment.
vss drowned =. lie bathing II the river To-
dep His body has not yet bsso recovered
The nows Of the assassination Ot Col. Bsls-
vorth hss caused great excitement, and .
more bitter feeling tosssls the rebels than
any other act vet p~rf"pmed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

Nxw MUsIc.- -"Forward, Boys For
ward r. 10 the title Of new piece Of sheet
music, jost i.sued by Root 4 Csdy. Chicago. L.
10 good thing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

EXCHANGE was variable Saturday.
Gold brings exchange down to IL per cent
Preferred Iowa currency at about 2 psr cent !;
miscellaneous specie paying currency 1t 3 per
cant,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
Kansas News.

LxAvENwORrH, May Is.
The United States 'orces from tn Indian coun-
try, West OF Kansas, comprising six cOTpanies,
Of cavalry and tive Of lndisns. under cClnman,
OF LIEUT.. Col. Emery, are within Q few days march
Of this city, with ali means Of transportation and
plenty OF subs,siance. On the Texas front:e,
they made rapid retrogade march. They osp-
tured Is Texans who had been lodging the troops
for some time. They were held prisoners one
dsv, and discharged.
The Re ximent of Kansas volunteers for three
years service, is being mustered. 1t is not kaown
by the State military authorizes, whether ., y
three months volunteers will be accepted BY Gov
eminent.
E. F. Conway has been nominated for re-elsc
ton to Congress from this State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

Be on hand this day Monday At 10
o'clodk. - Thos. Orr will close out, IT his
store. the balance Of those fine cigars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
TO-DAY'S ADV IT'S.
WAITED.
FIFTEEN GENT EMEN + LiDIEs

YNO LEARN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
/ business by whirh they can earn from $40
to $l2 per week. s. capital required. Call and
see or yourself, at south East Third ana
Main streets, at Mr.. kLoales.
myz7-dlt] r. MCMAHAN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
$1,000 nss1 Z

ol .O0O mitch viIl cOm~ 20 u Ksls~ ssoo
Tsssdsy sfssrssoa. nsy 3eih. bsAssss Ksl,
leg's sssiiiSa. Chsapss y. ssd ~ HAyes nas-
shs:i so't. Psissssa Tke asssh - eeaeies
-piay e pay. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27
Yroa Hsss isbasg.

HAanIsscHs, May Is.
Attorney General Han sbarg has Se.iynsd
In his letter to the O. srnor, be says: sfoe sa~
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