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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Financial.

hLR,sT ". N,cOLA'. -uc.ionrer -
WILL SCI /. THIS DAl lFhursd3yl march
w =, =, ioi ,,lL ., the S,nrk S,lruoom No. 81 william
4, REGULAR SALE.
%, T. 81, - no 80 Bank ......,...f0
., 1,.h. -, r,t 10 81 Manhattan Bsnk ........lWi
20 Marine finnS.. t ~ Sicc IN
az E s"''it AZ iv. ~ EIt4GCiL&E W. AR..... 90
~ t.',.i.,Ii - la . Igu 20 Ana Etch ms ....G'
~ G,'i' -. H.. ia.i 10 ia Crosse : Nil H. r.
20 Cheat West Mar us..I' y tc.'ahia ms ''''' on
- NJ 49, l., .......l,g 4;Inp Traders lns...... 80
~. :. :. s peg e. j."
$50 / Fluliug Il r. lst hitr 7 Y cent Ronds
4 it0i 10, Comfy III PEI cent hund'
ANAL 9 r. Prcut Trtlsrry Noes
t4tOnf f. Cros C. sd s. il. n X. 81 Ag Bonds.
s5tCh 3 fco. l,r Ci,y ter cent icnds. .
M, Rcgula. Sale on MONDAY hsrcb H. Re-llaI Auction
s,.f Sol. ,J ,sonS cveIv MDNDAY ard I'M RSbAf,
ar .c,v v hDu reg,oi ~ o"ick at the - cA -sIc''
room 20 ~ Nhcl e the Mcrc1Aut Ichange Pre-,
cd s,,cl aud s hrustt sol 30 at p'iyge sale aud at
lie BreLeIs BoaId. ALERT q NlCOLAl & Co,
w " lycti srer.s and Stock Brokers,
No q WillsIn--t near Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

IN The NATTER of the petition OF THOMAS
L H. RAUpLErr TO enforce LIEN upon the bark d. col
DEN MURRAY for materials articles furnished, Sc pur-
sr 20 the provisions Of the 9Th tile Of tic 9Th chapter 81 the
tTd pant u The Rosed Statutes amended by ne acts Of
1850 aud 1850 notice hereby given that wuaLt has been
iuel BY the Hon james w White Juice Of the Superior
Coaf Of the City Of NcwYerk directed TO the ShenI OF the
see and safely keep the bark vessel called the D. Golden
Murray belonging to this port Of ana th al pefns
tackle apparel furniture uuoer te VToyicn' OF the tth title
Of the h chaaier Of third part Of the Rev lied Statutes,
regUrd deliver account Of tbeITepotve claims TO the
aid City Hall In the City Of New orb at Cham.
publication ths, their remedy against the said vessel
will be forfeited and that the said vessel viii he sold for the pay
nt # the claims ,gaiu her owner con.ynees
comtuder thereof person interested therein appear
and dchag, such warrant according to law within Tho said
three months. Dated Dec. ~, 1860. BY order Of
JANIS w. WHITE,
Justice Of the Superior Couri Of the City 81 New York
wAsHBURN n SULLIVAN, Attorneys for Petitioner No
i32 Nassau street, Newly ORR. d'IlawlJwT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

a IGUT ROOMS and STEADY POWER to
AJIFT-Bv John .rJDU No lt2 Ws'icrs'.
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non s,LE-A new HOUSE. 1t contains Is

NOR SAIF--'Trc four-stcry browr.>'0nc front
HOUSE "a III Egs, 3g;hs hls al tue modern improve
rcn,s Terms easy. Inlufe Of j. Kelly, No. li' East
J,th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

OyYIca op TaS MNSDor, MISNG CoHPSr,}
No 'g1 Urr,. v.iche', Ee~.York, Ms'cl 10, 1851
NTOTICE. The ANNUAL MEETING of the
Y Stockholders az tie BII.,NESOTA MINING COMPANl
sii he held az ti. 0rc WEDNESDAY the 2,th day o.
Ma cb Instant NJ a o'ciocA when the AunEh Report OF
The 5.d Il i- cto-s VII be Submitted ed ohces elected
~ ,to rtsu,c- ,cs- SANL. J. W. BARRY. Secretary
NyEW-YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE
COMPANY Til. piec,otf II is Company bav- This d,y
drc,sfed q SFNI AESU ~ D'VDEHp Of your a. p II
CENT pavsblo at the Tactic BARK. the 18th tst Tho
Tr,nfer Bouk, viii be cysc mil ls da'cow orb March
la } CAMPBELL JB., Tre.suror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs.-MRs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing that you rely
,pon to give yourself and relief and h-P to your infant
MRS. wISsLoU7s SOOTHING SYRUP has been tie
means restoi the dropping spirit. OF many E0therI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Go Est.

EIRST-CLASS HOTEL for RIM no" m
NJ Wsslinr.aa City G.. The CsIi'o-Csntslning
tiesars addie. JOHN HlTZ IT, Agent; Box no ~" A'h
inston City. DAC
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NV telegraph.

Tie steamship Empire City still snShOFeias ousrantne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

CHA S(kn THREE substantial BRICK
% U.DJU. HOUSES rcaiog for SEQ amonth, and
v, vacant lots l.diug ls. Niinsbnigh ihe
who will be sold urch, to clo.r J' 0r we ABOVE
price Tile pa.ec'. Inquire At No lis Jayt bT "kIyh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Is sold By all
dru:gss the 9shou. the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

EORSALt--A nice, well-bul. i}AME-HOCSc
4 filed t ai,h brick No ~ Eat 3"hst, seer MHd9ntv
Lot eAtra siLo 2l,ltU Fas md aud aNLtihrI
very de,i,.gie ceaorOod Apply 30 IL IoveIy ia The
lrUr Ftlgn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

J P. MoSrGONEET Auc.ionoer -
oSn CASES ROOTS, SHOES. and Bro
se,BB CANS al auction on THURSDAY March Is, at 10Y
o'clock q, the store o T. Dayis Co No. 10 CouTuaId a.
Ilesh seasDnabie goods. for City country trade.
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Give o1 for desses Incident to The period Of
eethE children Here you have tina, old nurse fr Is ce1
"a the form. of MRS. wlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP never fails to give
immediate RELIEF
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Usglcg MoARls JASAL ASp BAgEiSG COsFASY
hp

JR.sEr CITY. hsrehg Q. 1851
is hereby gwen that the
a. ANIMAL tLFCTlON will be held at the Office Of NE
oo,p5ov 4, Jetsr CIV on MONDAY. the let day OF ApIi
re,t f,T tho choice o THRsE DIRECIOs, In place Of
Gas 10 slcsc Of service nj ta"n eHmT- ne pom
q m be open farn 20 och p The tIaushr books VIII
b, clo cd from tie lltl ins Until hprl inclusive.
l.. ~ CONDIT. Secretary
IT s. PER CENT NEW LOAN, having 20
y.,rs Ia ruc-n Coupons or fn-cfitcd Hords Of 6 90
Ii Irsalehv LIVERMORE, CLEWo 1 MASON,
va" IVA y Me- ~ Vallz'.
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Sales On aurilon.

Auction NOTICE-FURNITURE az Low
~ PrcpsIba u.drssutd brns about 20 retire iton the
bu,i ss having ,hef pre- t. be occupied 40 ca,l'
te ON the cf ap they wal he balance OF tbrt sioch
a greatly re iuced price, al have on Lead On ne 70.
Ar n ill have 60 stored. Patio. requiring Furniture "Vula
d. Ne 4 10 call csJ uaAe u CIR saler,r a once.
WN. 81 rIPsUN s. SON, No. 81 BoEety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

ItlSDh RlNth IA
u A ~ AulTNOl. Z ONfECl
ard WEST. TTaius ave:
From Chaubstsst.
EIpf-ss, ! md liam, and 1;l3
aud 5 Q IN.
Troy and albany with sleep
irr-rarl, nt3J y. "a.
PuU lss"psir tain. 1.U A. n.
n ~. ardAp ~
F."kslili tlain. 3:Op. m.
Sipg Sin, train, 3:JS aud $50
~.
Tauy town train, 6:G0p. N.
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Glenmbpats ano Railroads.
HARTFORD,

ATEW-HAVEN, AERIDEN, HARTFORD,
sn,ir.hcll Northampton s'a intermediate tGsns; al.o
,rs On the line OF Vermont Rroads by the AHW-liAtEN
sTlANgIS dtiy, ut p u aid II =. Fare. TO Ne"
S,y, = rec. Merchandise fora aided und Tasos re
dne.d through Burlington. Ostosburh sud Montreal APP
Viy 20 FRANClS nr"g Ccnesi Freight Agent, Pi-s No 20
Is IA. -TF..FE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

III THE BABY
IS CUTTING TEETH, use Mrs. WINsLoW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP which viii greatly facilitate tho process and regulate
the bowels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

Million. Of bottle, Of MRS. wISSLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold eTery year in the United sta;ca
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

WusREAs, The President Of the Uuited States
has made r4quisi,ion W on the Executive "f
The State Of Iowa tor one regiment of N,l'tia
to aid the Federal Government in enforcing its
laws and snppress'ng rebellion; now. there
fore. l. Samuel j. KIRK wood, Governor Of the
= ate OF Iowa, do Issue this proclaim alton. and
hereby call npon the Militia # this State i'm
mediat.l to form in the different counties
Volunteer Companies. with view of entering
the active military service Of the United States
for the purpose aforesaid. The regiment a.
present reQmir ed viii. consist of ten companies,
of At ieaet IS men each. including one Captain
and two Eeutenants, to be elected by each
COMPANY Under the present reqn' sition
only one regiment can be accepted and
the comosnies accepted must hold them
selves in readines. for duty by the Goth Of
Nav next. at .farthest. If . sufficient number
Of cor pa nies are rendered their services may
be required. II more companies are formed
and reported than can be received under the
present cal, their services will he required
in the event Of another requieitiOn upon the
State The nation is in peril. fearful at-
tempt is being made to overthrow the Censt-
tuition and observer the Union. The aid Of every
ioval citizen is invoked to sustain the General
Government. In the honor of our State let
the requirement. Of tho President be cheer
fully and promptly met.
q q - 80 NJ. 'se SAMUEL J KiRkwocD.
Iowa City. April nth, 1881.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
TELEGR PHO.
Seixurs Of Arms.
ClxuNxAfI Anril

ClNCrNxAfI, April II.
Chief Of police, Dudley ,hi. incoming seized
80 boxes Of q \ on The Ohio, Nc. s2s, marked
G. I. W.. Little Rock. AID Z boxes marked l..
r., Memphis, also s boxes Tor Memphi., on the
steamer Grsendsle. shipped from the steamer
Fannv McBurnis on Monday lass.
rher. was great crowd on the landing, and
excitement ran hi. h.
The guns we're sh pped at Parksrsburg. w.,
and supposed to have con.e from Harpers Fer.
ry. very hesry shipment Of powder has
also been stopped Steamers have been pro
hibited from taking provisions South. Two
steamers have been chartered to be used - po
lice bosts. Thoroughly ed. and will stop
and search ai passiDg steamers.
Three companies Of troops leave Tonight for
the rendezvous ~ Columbus The home guard
10 rapidly filing ite ranks. Enlistmsnts .
the Newport tarracks are very sctivs Over
500 men are now in the garrison.
large consignment Of bacon for Charleston
via Nashville. was taken of the steamer Glen :
wood this morning. lhe sxcitsme ut thr0us h.
out the city il on the increase volunteer CON
paDies all full. aud more men are Offering than
can be accepted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
New Postage Laws.

WAsRINGrON, April II.
The Poet Office Department has prepared .
circular Of instructions in res ion to the recent
passage Of postal Laws, etc. II is explained
that cards either blank or printed. and blank.
IN package. every thing not lers than 8 ounces,
and packages Of seeds or cuttings now exceed.
ing ounces weight shAll be charged In the
postage st she rate Of .ns cent per ounce or
fraction OF IN ounce to any place in the U. g..
under IS 900 miles. and at the rate Of cents
an ocDcs or fraction Of an ounce for over one
thousand. and 10 be prepaid by sssmps. All
packages except seeds or cuttings mus; be 80
packed and marked that their true character
may te seen. Map engravings Autographs
or on paper. copybooks. bound or unbound
Photographic pap-r and letter envelopes are t.
be deemed mailable matter, and charged In
the postage by the weight OF the package, not
in any case to exceed 4 pounds. at the rate 81
cent per olnca or fraction Of an ounce TO any
place in the U. g. under |, 900 miles, at the rate
OF z cents an ounce. or fraction over 800
miles, to be prepaid BY stamps.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
SUPREME COURT.
APRIL TERN, AT DAVENPORT, 1861.

Z - R;P. LOWE, CHIEF JUSTICE.
GALEs 2 BALDw.N justices.
LEWIS KIksEy, Clerk. .
~ Wednesday, April Y.
675 VIM / Thos Harper, appts, VS. Frank Mof-
fit, ct al. johnson CO affirmed.
553 Le(irand Byington, appt, VS. Durant 4
Rasso n, job ns0n 90 affirmed. sGs
I 500 Levi Chase Samuel Townsend. ct al
appts, Louisa CO. petition for rehearins over
ruled.
775 Childs, Sanford / Go VS. T Savery 4 L f
Brown, appts, Polk CO affirmed.
415 John Hartman, appt, vs. Lincoln Clark, ct
al, Black r.awk co reversed.
Alb Dubuque Gas Light Co, appts, VS. John
Harley, Dubuque 60 affirmed.
493 The CouUre "a tional Society of Dubuque vs.
Thomas Fleming, arpt, Dui uque co !; affirmed.
Az Keller 4 Rennet vs John Tracy PottO-
wattomie co affirmed. -ft -
,A2l Alexander Ramsey vs VIM VIII esler; at 81
appts, dubuque CO. Asfoa Fl zS'.
20 Ebeneser Miller. appt, VS. Mathew McHair
Dubuque CO; reversed.
40. The RasdslEh Bank, appt, VS. John II Arm
strong, garnishee, DesMoines co; affirmed.
9l5 Macklot l. Corbin. vs. Hart Hart ct sl
appt Scott co overruiea the motion to affirm as t.
both the defendants. at4.
VIZ William brews stsr, vs Schneir, appts, Mus.
satine CO: a6arued With oper cent damages.
9o8 |; G Armstrong VS. Chamberlain OF a
appts, Des Moines co: afatmed.sS .4sy l-.a.
SIG Joseph n Snyder, ct al, sppts, vs. Samuel
Wam paer Cedar 90 affirmed.
Frauk @ Noyes, Esq, and John H French Esq,
OF Clinton co, were attending attorneys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
Important from Mon ntsOmery.

MONTGOMERY, April Is.
General Pillow guarantees TO raise 10000
men in Tennessee in 20 days, II President Da
Wis will accept Of them, and there is no doubt
but that he Vi i'll.
Hon. A. II. stephens. in Atlanta, Ga, last
night. said that it would require IS times 75,
900 TO intimi1ate the Confederate Sta,es, and
then il would not be DONE
OF the 32 600 troo called to-day, s ,OSO are
from each State except FIorida-the nun be \
from that State beng 5000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April H.
Gov Hicks was waited upor asst night At his
hotel, by q company Of the Governors Guard.
who informed him that they had come to sing the
"Star Spang ed Banner" with him The Cover
nor expressed plea sure st the visit. and sail be
was too hoarse to join with them, but he would tell
them he still under The stars and s'ripes.
The "Star -pangled Banner" was then sung. The
Governor thanked the visitors for the courtesy.
and said "he hoped the song would be sung on y
fitting occasions. forever The Union must be pre-
served" voice "Governor you have done
your duty 80 far" .'Yes, and intend to keep do
ing so." [Voce I've viii stand by y.u."
Much enthusias n was mani estei.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

WEDNESDAY, April II.

"WEDNESDAY, April II.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
SUNSHINE, Phelps, st. Louis.
JOHN BILL, VOORHEES,, Lyons.
CLARA BBLLE, Lening, st. Louis.
DEPAIrEp.
KATE CAssRL. Hillhouse, Montrose.
SUNSHINE, Phel.s, .yons.
JOHN i3RLi Voorhiss, st. Louis.
CLARA BELLE, I.eniDg, Dubuque.
The we'll known and popular Northern Line
packet Denmark Capt. Robinson, will depart for
St. Loais this morning. Her passenger accom-
mOdations are Of the first order.
The fast and popular passenger steamer Key
City, Capt. Worden, will depart for st. Paul this
morning.
Clara Belle will depart for St. Louis this morn
ing.
The Pomeroy will leave for Montrose at oclok
this morning.
The freight boat Orion will leave for st. Louis
this evening.
The Luscrns win depart FOR st. Louis this
mrrninR.
CLosEp.-I.ake Pepin has closed again. Boats
which ventured above the Lake will be detained
.or few days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
LeClaire Correspondence.

LECLAlRE, April 10, 1861.
Last night the Republicans raised . secession
flag here, and 10 the morning. early, took It
down with demonstrations OF great indigna-
stit,r, while 90 one Of the Democracy were
present. cay that the Republicans erected
the flag, because none Of ours did do 50. and
because one Applegste, who VS. . party 70
its demolition, said while 10 the act, that be
put it up and hsd right to take It down
He and all other of the Irrepressibles here
may rest assured, that when We raise . flag.
It will be for the purpose Of an expression Of
our principles. which principles vs will main
tain At al hazarde, and it will not be safe for
any desecration.
The .torm-cloud hangs over %. and all are
filled with gloom. 10 hurry, yours.
"A ta't Rpx
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. April II.
The patriotic declaration VI Gov. Hicks for th 9
Union, has kindied great enthusiasm. The en-
lissment for volunteering is pr ,ceeding speedily
5000 have already been enrolled, whi.h 10 more
than the quota required from ihilsdelphis, w. lie
the exempt volunteers by age are furming reserv-
ing gu srds for the protection Of the city. ,a
Intelligence from Harrisburg states that more
than 10 900 have already been accepted.
Senate Bgles has psonouncei in favor Of sus-
tanning the Cover m-nt at all hazards. ia
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18

FISANoIAL MAITERs.-" Things are
cheeksred' -sv vfully. Our city VS. again
thrown into > state Of fsverisA exeiten ent,
yssserdsy, BY the throwing ont Of large
number Of the hitherto supposed sound banks
OF liliGcis. Go. vbsrs 5 gu would upon the
strsets and IN business houses, and you would
sss anxious individuals examining their ''piles.
and sortisg the "diser. r.tited'' from tie st ank.
able aud IN ai,nost every instance, We noticed
that tbs former largely prepondersted. Cue.
toners of the Banks generally brought away
iretty much as large rolls Of the worthless
stuff As they had When they entered TO make
their deposi.es. IDdeed, nearly everybody
was stuck 70 greater OF less extent. Heavy
and emphatic expressions ot disgust we're TO be
heard on oil sides. and the owners Of the wild.
| eat inst sutiors Of our eister State were con
signed TO an immortal existence in q region
| supposed to be more warm than pleasant
We haye concluded to give the entire discred.
tied list this morning, bul We vii not guar.
antee that it will lot be near twice as large
before three 2. u. II j. as follows:
American Exchange Bank
Alissana Bank.
Agricultural Bank.
BsAk Of ksleigh. ~f
Aurora.
Aisdo.
Ashland.
Commonwealth.
Quincy.
Southern Illinois, Bsnto !.
Chester.
Gsneseo.
Pike County.
Federal Union.
Illinois.
Carmi.
Metropolis.
Elgin.
Albion.
Brooklyn.
Naperv lie.
Republic.
Benton.
Belvidere Bank.
Bulls Head Bank
Corn Exchange Bank
Central Bank.
Citizens Bank
City Bank, Carm.
Canal Bank.
Commercial Bank, New Haven.
:" Palestine.
Continental Rank.
Corn Planters bank.
Olty Bank, ottawa.
Columbian Bank.
Doaglss Bank.
Edgar County Bank.
Frontier bank.
Farmers Traders Bank.
Bank, New Canton.
Metropolis.
Grayvle Bank.
Garden State Bank.
Grand Prairie Bank.
Hsmpden bank.
illinois State Bank.
Jersey Go. Bank.
ksskaskis Bank.
feKankakee
Lancaster 9
Lafayette
Merchants 4 Drovers Bank.
Morgan Co. Bark.
Mississippi River Bank.
Nahaive bank. -
Mechanics Bank.
Narragan nsett bank.
Natio al ;ank.
New Maskes Bank. s
Olympic Bank.
Prairie tate Bank.
Pamet Rank.
Plowmen's Bank.
Railroad
Reeds :.
Southern Rank of Illinois.
State Bank Shawnsetown.
Shawanese paak.
TOulon Bank.
Union Co Bank.
Warren Co. Bank
Western bank, Ill.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
Departure OF Trosps.

BOsToN. April II.
The steamer s. r. Spaulding. whiok leaves
this r. ~ Tor Norfolk, xIi take 81 troops. Their
destination is ~ id 10 be lortrss. Monroe The re-
ma ndcr will start over and tonight by special
train. The Western bank has tAndered loan
$5D 900 10 the State and the other Boston backs
agree to crea-e toe amount % 81 900 Doc, fer the
defense Of the Government.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
adjournment of the Wisconsin Legis.

Adjournment of the Wisconsin Legis-
DatuTe.
MADISON, April II.
The Legislature adjourned sine die this A. y.
Before the members dispersed. the "Star
Spangled Banner was sung with the most H.
tense enthusiasm and feeling, clergymeL.
women and children participating, and closed
mp With cheers that shook the building.
There is but one feeling, and that is the
Union forever. The Governors G uard offerei
themselves, to a man. in font OF the Executive q
Chamber thi. moraing and were accepted as
the first company enrolled.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
SOuiheTn News.

MekIG Mxsy. Anril ~
gentleman Of this ciy has taken 8 25 n0h Of
the Confederate States 10 at par. and p,id the
amount in gold There will be from 75.pO %
lvn 600 men in the 6ed in .ess than fbir'y days
The Gpvernment is likely t. &c, l.rge amounts Of
money from the Europe ~ p builders
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
Tender Their Sew ces.

. 9FIa -. PHILA HLPHIA, At nj =.
B. G Holmouth md !. =. Ashiuond, formerly
Lieutenant in the U. = Navy. who resigned year.
ago account Il e.tsrine unto Other. avorai iois
th. ugh nov wealthy, pave uDfieSea ;,e.r services
to the = cretary u the Navy prompted BY love to
- n,;Oe ya - .fJEa t9* tsMtt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
AlXTM WARD.

THE FoLLOWING STATEMENT AND AF-
fdsvits will settle the veracity of the assef.
tions made 10 yesterd.y's DEsoeKAr by an moi
viduai who is very anxious to oht.in notorety:
Being in 'he s,orco' Aessrs Haight A Sears on
the morning The call for the Ratu oiicaDs of tho
sixth Wad who,voted the straight kepublican
ticket appeared in the papcis, Mr. W X, iIaasht
stated he knew one Republican who voted fur Mr.
navhand VINO could not att nd the NEE ins as
Mr. l.. b. Insa y she ha Informed him b. did not
vo.e for Mr.. MitL ebusch.r for Cry Clerk.
A. A. ACLUSkY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
Union Meeting at Washington.

WAsHINGnN. April II.
At large and enthusiastic Union meetn
last night. Democrats and R-pul i'csns were
unit tor the CoDst tuition and the Union. Re-
oluucns were adopted deneunciug all as trsi
tors whose voice. are MT head 10 ens' ain til.
Goverbu cut. Salut.s were h.4d in honor o
the stare md stripes, which were displayed IN
all pats Of The city. volunteer compan Y
was formed. Among the men who first signed
the call. 10 one OF our most prominent cl rgy.
men.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
The Excitement IN Memphis.

MEMPHIS Aprii II.
The Memphis 4 Ohio Iairo-d offered Il
transport troops nd mun,,inns tree
The council has appointed q military board
and appropriated $50 600 tc defend the city
Union flags On steamers have been haul. d
down, aud the citizens are arming sud volun.
tneriup.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-18
visssnia LOuvcnliOn.
RIcHsosD. April IL

RICHAosD a ApriI Is.
. The Convention is still in secrsi sssfGn y
n hing has trsnspiresl. The current belief il
that ths ordinance of secession has pssse tbs
Conven'iop
The Hosernos swiihbolds b,s proclamation I'LL
sks aotiGs Of she Conve nssor is dsvsboksd. afli
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