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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-01-12
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-01-12
From the COngregat tiOnAl HstalS.
BEWLEY AND WILLETT.


We have received from a reliable source the fol-
lowing narrative, which will be read with painful
interest:
ATcuIsoN, KANSAS, Dec. IA, 1860.
Rev. Mr.. Willstt who was reported to have
been taken to Fort Worth, and hung on the Same
limb with Rev. Mr.. Bswley and Mr.. Crawford, is
now here otter load of relief for bis family aud
other refugees from Texas. He has given Inc some
particulars of their escape and affairs there, which
take the liberty to transcribe.
You know that the ostensbe pfetexs for thefr
assassinatons was the getting up Of negro in
surrection and burning buildings; all which
charges against the anti.slavery men were false.
The real object was to drive of all the free state
men. and make that portion of the State-ths
nofthwest--one of the four slave States, intended
to be carved out of Texas.
Willett, like Bewley. was southern;born and
raised. A native of West Tennessee, be removed
with his parents, at the age of seveni to Texas;
has never resided in free State, but tTGfSled
through the North when lad. "HOw and when
did you embrace anti-slaVery yiewsW asked. II
was born with them, for sught know" he replied.
''My mother was born in Georgia and married in
Alabama; but when she received her patrimony.
was unwilling to take slaves and did moi. My
father inherited three saves in North Carolina but
told the administrator to make out free papers for
them, which he did, and they were set ffee."-.
Could the children Of suoh parents eser hold
bondmeni t s..
Thinking that bic life was in danger, he snd Z
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-01-12

We have received from reliable source the fol-
lowing narrative, which will be read with painful
interest:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
River Items.

River Items.
WEDNESDAY, April 3.
ARRIVED.
KATE CAssRL, Rillhouse, Montross.
LACROSSE, Parker, Dubuque.
DEPARrsp.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose
LACROSSE, Parker, st. Louis.
Blue WING, -, st. Louis.
The magnificent steamer North ernsr, Capt. Afford,
will depart for st. Louis and intermediate points
this morning. Her passenger accommodations
are second to no other boat on the Upper Trade.
The Grey Eagle, Capt. Harris, has boon re-
paired and will be at the levee this morning, re-
ceiving passengers and freight for st. Paul AMI
way points.
Tho Fred Lorens will depart for St. Louis this
morning.
STEAMBOAT BURNED.-The steamer Lecompe I
Lower Trade packet, was burned near Mobile, on
the 9th ult. Loss $4,000 insured.
BARGE SUNK.-A barge, heavily laden with ice,
consigned to Louisville, was sunk few miles be-
low Cincinnati few days ago. Loss s., 900.
SoLp.-The Magenta, Louisville and New Or
leans mail acket, was sold few days since to
Capt Wilson for 81 900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

CHICAGO. April 3.
A colorsd man named Hsrris, wife and two
children, we're arrested this morLing on war
rant lssued by U. s. Commissioner Comesn
and sent by special train to Springfield. where
they will be examined tom orrow. The man
10 claimed BY Mr.. Robertson, Of st. Louis coun-
ty; the woman and chi Ien by Mr.. Vail. oI
the same county, from which they escaped
about three weeks since. As It was almost
entirely unknown that warrants were issued
for the arrest Of these PARTIES. they were exc.
cutsd With little difficulty. Aft-r the affair
became known the most in.ense excitstnen,
prevailed among the coiored portion Of the
community. Large numbers gathered at ths
Depot at the time the regular morning train
LETT. supposi0g the fugi'ives would bs aboard
One or two shots we're fired At the train. Be
yond this there wss no disturbance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
From New York.

new YORK. April 3.
At the election in Brooklyn yesterday, M
Kslbf1eisch. Democrat vas elected Mayor, and
the Democratic ticket wac successful generally,
by a ms iority Of $500.
The Worlds Washington dispatches state
that the new Minister to Belgium took out sx-
plicit instruction to all our foreign Ministers,
regarding the policy Of the Administra,ion
| towards the Confederate States, and . protest
TO the European governments against tho re-.
cogni,ion Of those States.
The World says quite . number OF clerke
have been removed from the Patent Office. in
cIuding one principal Examiner.
Senator Nssmith left for Ore on, understand
ing from the President that no extra session
would be called.
John l.. Carlton, Of Bath, N. H., has been
! appointed principal Examiner OF the Patent
Office.
Ths Herald's Washington dispatch SAYS 3
companies Of artillery left on the Pswnee to.
day, with sealed orders.
The troops on board the Brooklyn we're for
| the reinforcement Of P,ckens, and we're doubt
lees landed some days ago.
Orders have been sent to the Charleston
navy yard to fit the steamer Minnesota for sea
| immediately.
The Times Washington dispatches says il
! is ssid that Denniscn will be appointed naval
officer at New York. BIstchford's chances for
Sub-Tressursr. and Uilmsn, for the Assay OF
fee, are good. Evarie will be offered the
Attorn-y.hip. If he accepts. it is understood
| that Deiafeld Smith will do the work.
The CommsyeiaIs Washington dispatch: States
that meeting Of the Cabinet attended by
General Scott. was hastily summoned this
morning 1t is thought the consultation is il
reference to reinforcing Anderson.
/ Captain Fox has arrived from Fort Sumter
| There is consid dei able excitement here
A special M MesseDser on the Alexandra d
Orange Railr, ad has heen tarred and feathered
because he was Republican.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
TELEGR APHIC,
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIyAx, April :.
The steamship America from Liverpool, aSd,
ana Queenstown gath, arrived this morning.
The Bank Of England had reduced iss rate
Of discount TO per cent
The French corps lepi.latiff had rel cted
the amendment to the Emperor's address In
favor OF the withdra wal Of the French troops
from Rome. and finally adopted the whole
address
The America has fs7. 900 10 specie.
There will be no steamer on the Galway
line from Galway until April 9th.
10 Parlisment, Mr. Forleseau explained that
the present convention between England and
France. respecting the New FoundIsnd fishe-
rie'. only regulated the machinery under ex-
isting treaties, and - it did not affect the
rights Of New Foundland. IL would not be laid
before that legislation.
In the House Of Commons, Lord John Rue.
sell promised to produce the correspon dencs
with the American Government, relative 10
the fugitive slave Anderson
Lord Graham asked whether explanations
had been demanded from France relative to
the assistance rendered BY the French Minis.
ter in the escape Of Miramon from Mexico.
Lord Russell admitted that Miramon had
violated the international Law, but said in the
absence Of Official dispatch, the French Gov
srnment had not been replied to on the sub
ject.
TRANCE.
The BaDk Of France, on the 2lst ult., re-
duced it's rates Of discount from to s per
cent.
10 the Corps Legislatif. Mr.. Fabrss moved
his amendment 10 the addresses. requesting
the withdrawal Of the French troops from
Rome. He strongly urged the necessity for
such proceeding. and asserted that tho main
tainance Of the States would be impossible
The amendment was then rejected by 246 70 s
The entire address was finally agreed to.
II was generally reported in Paris that TO-
900 men we're about t, be sent out to reinforce
the garrison there, but really to make coun
ter demonstration 10 that Of Austria on the Po
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
From Washington.

WAsHNGroN. April 2.
The Commissioners from the Southern Con.
fedrracy dishrIievs the report relative to the
reinf scement of Fort Pickens and have 60
advised their government At Montgomery.
Commander Pend.rgast. named 10 the re.
ports ordered to land men at F.rt Pickens
10 at Norfo y. instead of PeneacolA.
1t is believed that the heavy bidding for ths
loan to-day was mainly in consequence Of -
surance from high quarters Of q pacific policy
on the part Of the Administration.
The War DEPARTMENT has received the re
| signa,ion o! Captain Winter. appointed from
Maryland
The Federal company of Sspper. and Miners
viii leave this city tomorrow, il 10 supposed
for Fort Hamilton and the two artillery com
psnies. Captains Magruder AMI Barry, vii
probably follow during this week to the can.
point.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
DIsCREDIrED BANKS.

Macklot 4 Corbin are purchasing the notes
Of the disert dited banks Of Illinois and VIE
consin at the rates fixed below. They may Be
changed from time to time. according to the
fuctuation OF tie stocks on which they are
based. We shsll keep the list corrected n.
4 G. are alec receiving the notes Of the Bank
discrediied on Mondag. st par. those banks
having made good their circulation
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
From Californin and Nicaragua.

NV ORK. April 3.
The steamer Northern Light arrived to-day
from Aspinwall. 25lh. She triDgs Californis
msils ard treasure.
Iher. was doubtful rumor 10 Nicsrsgus
thst : party OF f!ihusters from New Or
leans had appeared On tie Rio Grsnde.
Advices from reru stats that President
Morms Of Eeqnalor. has been intriguing for
the annexation Of his country TO France. Let
tsrs written by him advocating that measure
have been printed II the Lima Newspaper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
The Eight Million LOan.

EsHIN0IUNs ApFFI o.
Contrary to the expectation Of the biddeis.
the Secretary Of the Treasury has decided 10
accept no offer below "a for ths eight mill
ion loan. The amount srefor determined oD
is only about t3,100,OOO. Il is said that the
Secretary can issue Treasury notes for the re
mainder, hut on this point there 10 no detsrmi.
nation Mr.. Ella Of ths Treasury Department,
has gone 10 Mobile on government financial
business
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
From virgtsia.

HICHH"ND, Apt1! T.
In the Convention to-day, Nr. Montague
msde secession speech.
Mr. McFsrlasd followed. 10 favor Of the rs.
construction OF the Union.
The proceedings were of an unimportant
character.
The Ae,slds Chsr's sston dispatches says Il
II reported that Andssson's suppliss win BE-
sat Of Wednesday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

Nor A CANDIpATR.-M Mr.. Hubbell in.
forms US that under no circumstances will he
accept the office Ct City Attorney or any other
office in the gift Of tho City Council. Under
the ircumstances we are free to say We are
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
Council adjourned for one week.

FoRcING THE SEAsoS.-Oliver, No.
81 Brady street. hae received . lot Of 6ne.
fresh lettuce and rsdishss. We have given
them trial. and speak from the book, when
We cay they are first rate,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

FIFTH WARD NOMINATION. - The
Democratic Of the Fifth Ward met last ev ening
and nominated DIR. J. q. Parker for Alderman
In place Of Geo. s. c. Dow, who declined. l,
iss good nomination. and will undoubtedly
carry the Ward,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

81 No MoRE.-No. 27, West Second
has moved his stock to the former state Bank
building, two doors west Of the former place.
New stock on hand. Call and see It,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
WMM ted.
Wanted.
4 GOOD WASHER AND IRONER. EN-
IA quire as the
arl3-dt3] SCOTT House.

THE REELEk PLOor
T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT, AS AS
i signee of Rev James leeler Of his interest in
Letters Patent for the Peeer Pow for the State
of Iowa, have duly constituted Prof. N. Mo
Kendree Tooke, Of Davenport, Iowa, my lawful
Attorney and Agent for me, and in my name to
sell County, Town and Farm Rights for the use.
manufacture. and sale of the Peeler Plow-to st-
tend to the negotiation Of agencies, ma nufactur-
ing contracts etc., and hereby refer all persons to
him in the State Of Iowa, desirous ef obtaining an
interest in this justly celebrated Plow.
ST Louis, January 80, 1861.
apI3-d2kwll J. W. TUCKER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

SIXTH WARD DEMocRArIC NOAINA-
rIox.-A large meeting Of the Democrats Of the
Sixth Ward was held at Rem wick's Office on
the evening Of the and inst, to nominate .
candidate for Alderman and the transaction Of
other business. Mr.. l. H. Sesrs wss elected
Chairman, and J. Dial, Secretary. The chair
stated the objects Of the meeting. when free
discussion was had On the Importance Of prop.
Or economy in the management Of city affairs,
and The ground firmly taken by al that no one
should be elected Alderman Who 10 not know n
to be fully committed TO the interests Of tax
payers in the present emergency.
It wss then moved that WIN. Rsnvick be
nominatsd for Alderman BY exclamation
which vas carried BY the unanimous voice ol
oil present.
The following committees we're then sp
pointsd:
WAaD CoSxrrru-Jss. Murphy, John Guy
I. H. Sssrs. Thos. Kennedy, Jas. Cunningham
VIeILASos COMMITTEE John Guy, Stephen
ConstAstine. JaA Cunningham. WIN. Lane, Jas
Murphy, Bryan heDonald. Peter Gillian.
After three rousipg cheers for Rsnwiek The
meeting sdjearnsd. rsu ak
l. II. sRARs, Ohairnss.
J. DsAE, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
sEros1 q 1rs orrY cLs,x,

To ths Hon. Mayor and Aldermen Of tAs City 81
Desmpovs:
The aodsrsignsd: respectfully begs leave to
report the folio wing amounts Tor salaries and
credit - provided BY ordinsnees for the tert3
Of one year, TO April llth, 1861. Also the
amounts allowed BY Council during the several
months end city orders and licences issusd,
commencing April llth. 1860. up to the date
hereof:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

SUPREME CoURT.-Yesterdsy num-
Der Of casss were submitted TO the consdera-
tion Of the Court. No opinions have yet been
filed. and probably will not be until the arrival
Of Judge Wright. Who is expected to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

All Of which 10 respectfully submittsd.
e w. BAKss, Street Commissioner.
Davenport. April I'd, 1861.
Report Of Street Commissioner for past
month. showing On expenditure Of $40. .0O. read,
received and ordered fled
The Finance Committee presented the fol-
lowing Reports. which we're received, ordered
fled and printed:
10 The Hon Mayor and Aldsrmsw Of tAs City
Of Dsssaport.
The Fnsnce Committee beg leave to offer
the following report:
Tota! amount Of Iscelpts from April H.,
1850, to April 3. 1881 0l............,S ,Sl0 056. go
Total amount of expenditures during
the same ums......... 45,940.60
Balance in the Treasury .$2,7ls.os
For particulars In relation to rscsipts and
expenditures. your Committee would refer 20
the annual reports Of the City Treasurer aud
Olty Oleek, vhish ere herewith subnittsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
South Carolina Convention.

CHAaLxsroN. April 3.
Tho Convention is in secret session die.
cussing the new Constitution. which will
doubtless be ratified on Wednesday by large
majority
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
TO-DAY'S ADN'TS.
GTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
~ In the District Court Of Scott county:
Walter F. Downing

John W. Van Hosen, Admins
traitor Of the 700 -. etc, Of
Louisa Leo, deceased, Mar Original Notice.
greet Leo, George Leo,
Henry leo, Abnsr Dav-
son, Miner 4 Bro,
Lewis, Show l. Co.,
To John W. Van Hosen, Administrator OF Lou
lea Leo, deceased Henry Lee, Margaret Leo, Geo.
Leo and Henry Leo: You IRE hereby notified
that there is now on file in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Scott county, q petition
Of W alter K. Downing, claiming the foreclosure
of a mortgage dot d June l4th. 1853, executed ~
Louisa Leo, now deceased, and her husband, Hen
ry Leo, to said Waiter +. Downing, upon the fol-
lowing described tract Of land in said Scott coun-
~. Commencing at the Mississippi River At the
south west corner ofot three g. in section twen-
ty-one (2l township seventy-seven (77,) north
Of range two (2,) east OF tho fifth 7. N. thence
north fourteen hundred and seventy one ieet
eight inches All feet inches to . stone
thence east one hundred and eighty 1.-TWO feet and
eight inches l82 feet inches) to stone; thence
south fourteen hundred and forty four feet seven
inches C ,4A feet Z inches to q stone on the Mis-
sissippi River; thence west along said river to
place Of beginnipg. The said mortgage 10 record
ed in Scott county recNds. in book 20" Of mort
cages, page ls5. Default having been maize in
the payment Of the promi.sory note, described in
the administrator be ordered to pay the amount
dae on said note. to-wit: Three hundred dollars
with interest thereon at six per cent. after June
l4th, 1850, interest At six per cent. twenty i've
dollars after l4th December, 1853, interest at six
per cent. on twenty-five dollars after juno l4in,
1859, ard interest at six per cent. on twenty i've
dollars after December l4th, 1859, and if default
be made in such payment, that said premises BE-
sold and you and each and any Of you be barred
and forcclosed from any right in or title to said
premises.
Unless you appear and defend in this suit be-
fore of tho nd day Of the next term Of
the district Court, in Scott county, 70 be begun
ani holden the fret Monday Of June, 1861, de-
fault will be entered sgainst you and udgmen
and decree rendered thereon, ~ 10 prayed for in
said petition.
PLUMER 4 VAN HOSEN,
apl-4l ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
The Pamst Bank all Rixht.

SpsISGEiELD, April 3.
The State Auditor announces that the Pamet
Bank has this day given ample security for al
OF it, notes in circulation,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
Later from Texas

GALvEsroN. April :.
Houston sent message to the Legislature,
protesting against the action Of the Conv vention
end appealing to the Legislature TO su.tain
him. claiming still to be Governor. The Leg.
islature took not the elightest notice Of it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

All Of which is respectfully submitted.
w. A. REMINGTON, City Treasuser.
The annual report Of the Street Commission.
or vas presented, received, filed and ordered
published:
To the Hon. Mayor and Aldermen of tie city of
Davenport.
The following will give you the amount ex.
pended on the streets for the year ending
Aasah 2lat laAl and axnandad.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

NEW MAIL AGRNr.-H. Il. Bell, OF
New London. Henry county. nephew of Sen.
ator Grimss. hes token charge Of the river
mails between this city and Ksokuk. in place
Of r. Robinson, removed. He made his first
trip on Tuesday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

AUCTION OF FURNITURE THIS DAY.
Thomas Orr will sell to-day the entire house
hold furniture Of John d. Harris. corner oi
Brady and Fifth streets. at auction. without
reserve. commencing at nine o'clock this day.
Now 10 your time to purchase.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

FARRAND having removed to his new
now ready TO supply his friends with all the
latest styles Of hats and caps which are found
in the Eastern marksts. Give him call at No.
ST..
IT Still CONES Large additions
are daily made to the already immense stock
Of Wall Paper, at the Iowa Book Rooms, No.
50 Brady street. and it goes nearly - fast as it
comes There is perfect rush after those new
and beautiful patterns. Now is the time to
buy. while the stock is fresh and new.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
Eleetion News.

BURLINGTON. April 8.
Senator Grimee returned TO his home 10 this
city on Monday night.
At the municipal election at keoknk, Iowa,
on Monday. the Republicans elected their can.
didate for Mayor hy two majority Tbey also
elected all the Aldermen by . email msioritv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
NUMBER IA.
Fson ChsSlostoa.

CHAaIaDfoN. April3.
A special dispstch to the Day Rook ssys The
crisis hss at last arrived. Provisions 70 M.i.
Anderson we're stopped 70 day. Gen. Bssuss.
gard 10 now inspecting the Notifications
Orders from Montgomery for the commence
msnt of hostili'ies ere hourly expected. The
pr. parstions are sll complete.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

NEW Dress AND ENLARGENRNr.-
That sterling Democratic sheet. the Peoria
Daily Democratic Union, comes to US in beau
tiful new dress, and enlarged to eight columns
to the page. We wish our friend Rsney .
world Of success. He deserves it
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04

14o,OOO.Oo
All of whi:h is most respectfully submitted.
WV. A. REMINGTON,
City Treasurer.
Committee to whom was referred the matter
of Lafayette Square. reported, and offered the
folio owing resolution:
Resoived. That the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds. be aud they are here
by authorized, to cede the use Of Lafayett
Square. to Yost Pchwegfer, Of this city, on the
following terms:
Said lease to run four years; said lessee to
erect . good and suffic; ent post and board
fence around said Square, to trim and protect
the shade trees now growing thereon. end TO
plant up the 200 more under the direction Of
said Committee; and in the Spring Of the last
year Of said term. to SOW ssid square in limo
thy Grass: and - . further condition. the
lessse shall be prohibited from allowing cattle
TO run In said Square.
>A~l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
Railroad Accident.

PIrr.Buso. April 3.
The mail train. due from Philsdelphis at !
p. ID. to day, was thrown from the track about
II mics fiom THE city. by the breaking Of an
axle on the forward car. and went down an
embankineIt Is feet No one was sssiously
injured
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-04
NEXT MoNDAY-Messrs. Welton l.

SToLEN.-We are informed that Jus.
tice Blood had bis overcoat taken from his
office yesterday without his leave. This is .
bars-faesd outrage, and should Be properly
resented by the friends Of justice. According
TO the Biblical law friend Blood should pro-
sssd to hand over "his cloak also" Does he
recognize that ststutsf Probably not. II ws
remember rightly all statutes partakiug Of
Biblical character we're repealed by the Iowa
LsgislAture nearly four years ago.