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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

A correspondent Of New York paper
writing from the camp of the Goth Regi
menL now in Virginia, says;
A most extraordinary sight is visible
this morning, the Virginisns of the neigh
Dor hood having driven in hundreds of cat.
tie to the fields and hilllops within sight
Of our camp to be protected from the rebel
army. In other words, they came to their
enemies TO protect their property from the
lawless plunder Of their own soldiers -
This certainly is compliment to Northern
honesty, at the expense Of the F. T. VS.
and the "White trash from South Caro-
lima, Alabama and Mississippi, who form
the bulk Of the 5000 rebels now encampeJ,
it is said, between eight and ten miles ahead
Of us, and awaiting for re Inducements to
advance.
Poor devils without tents, and subssting
on what they can seize by force, giving the
shipmasters of the @. s. A, as ifin mockery
Of payment-our own discomfort here chan
ges into Sybarite existence when contrasted
with what must be their snfferings. Off the
lines of railroads, they are utterly without
means of transpol tatiOn and as they have
either expelled or hung all the northern me-
chanics among them-there is not mechani-
cal skill enough in their ranks TO set about
supplying themselves with weapons, tumbrils,
ambulances and the other requisites of trans
portatiou. They are utterly without money,
lOO as We learn daily from the Virginia fam
ilies who fear to remain in their neighbOr-
hood, and are passing northward through
our lines. Ali their silver has been sent to
Europe for arms; of gold, they never had
much; but much or little, it has followed the
silver. Their ''shinplasters," have been
whittled down to twenty-five and ffty. cent
nOtes--any one refusing to take them stand
ing open to suspicion as asympalhizer with
he Union, and therefore deserving death.
What Secession Has Done For Texas.
A Marylander, writing from San An
tonic, Texas, to his fsther-in law, residing
in Baltimore, under date of April 18th,
ssys:-
arrived here last night from the Rio
Grande, to which place had been with a
volunteer company to protect the families
on the frontier. Every family that has had
the means Of escaping has fed precipitate
| ly, leaving everything behind, and such as
were poor and without means of escape,
have sought refuge in the Fort formerly
occupied by the United States troops. This
part of Texas, by the Withdrawal of the
Government protection, is now overrun by
laWless bands of Indians, Mexicaus, and
proWling American vagsbonds, ruin staring
the whole country in the face, and unless
the United States come to our aid, the
country is utterly worthless, as stock rails.
ers cannot protect themselves. Alas foI
secession Texas in any event. in this
section, is done for.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13
FUGITIvEs RETURNED.
CONVENTION AT WHEELING

Kentucky Loyal to the Union.
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On the Round 30 -Preparing for
the oHventi0n-Nlfitary MaItcrs In Vest
eru VIraiain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

CHIRTING LINENS. PILLOW
| ~ Llnens, inen Damasks, Napkins and ColoTed
m-y2i = r.. n. KFHDtLLACn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

TePUns CltY. Subscribers 0ae sSbnHas per
! pAnlSj Nal sHbsoribsrg Eve DsIiarS psr =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
COM Nj e r CIAL
DAV PORT EFT.
DAILY REPORT.

O1SI0s on FGs DEnooRAF AND NBvs,l
Thursday I've, April 35, 1851. !
The market 10 unchanged since oar last report
There 10 little enoosngsmsns 70 operate
In the present downward tendency Of price. W.
saots
FLous- Firm 1t el.so@s.o0.
WHsAr-Quiss at 6507oc. Receipts s,7s6bu
Shipments l,l5O b.
BARLBY-3S03oe. Rsssipts 1sl bu.
Coax-Stsady st lee for ear and 19e ~
.helled. Receipts 100 b..
OArs-l4@15e. Receipts 81 bs.
PorAross. Plenty At s0l0e. Receipts 1854
bu. Shipments $50 bu.
ONIoNs.-lOc. Beeeipts So bu. Shipments Sc
bu.
HAY-Dull at $4@s.
.sf eos. e az, yon 1ee >ss.yvJsa isc IL 't'.
yard.
wooD-Hickory $500; Oak $500 Per cord
LAaD-lo@13he = b.
HAMs-New Sugar Cured 110l2kc Per H.
Common 1o0li ~ per ID.
CHRsss-Hsrkinsr Go. 130l7s per h.; Wss-
tern Reserve II 110l2kc.
PouLrRY-Livs Chickens 1l.16@l.60 . dos.
Dressed Sos 2 :. Turkeys, 6o076c dressed
do. s@loc y ".
Burrss.-Plsnt at 10@l3xs IN.
EOes-100l31p = dos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

Nsv Yoas. April Is.
The steamer Asis hss srvivsd.
The bullion - 10 Bssk ee Eaalasl has b.
sesassd ll20.O00
Tbs As,a brings $4,000 spssis.
The rate ei discount hae been ssdussd pse
cant. s4
Mr. Foster gave notice 10 ths Hsuss q Co..
mons thst th~ Houss doss ~ desire 70 express
Any epision upoo The subjset efthe seq Amer
issn Conf. deration without security for sopr
pres. Ion OF the slavs t-sds.
Lord John Russsll askposlsdgsd the rssslpt
Of the ssv Ameriesn Tariff. and pro0issd -
Icy II on the table. He sIeo ssid Pssses, Svs-
den. Rossis and RsglaD1 we're agrssd % The
holsteio question. and hoped Tor psssseble'
solution. Among other vsrliks Ssosios
it wss ststsd that sixty theuseod tseops we're
suddenly ordered % msrch from Aassillss "
occupation.
II 10 ssid also thst shasp notss were %.
changed slnost daily bssvess Eaelssd ssd
France IN relation 70 Syria. This oil lasks ees
6rms,ien but caused rgsat sEsssisssA
Psris letters ssy shss vas y eegssdsd By
many % inevitable.
The Americas Minister Of Rose bad bssn
insultsd By the troopa dusiag Eassse festivities.
+ shrsassaed 70 uss HE revolver and aftss.
wards dsmspdsd from the 0ovsrsmsst better
p'oeectien for the future at BIZ psWposts His
demand vss complied With.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Nev York Market.

Nsw YoRx, April IS.
FLous-Msrke more sctive end 8 oeats better.
s5.1s@5.30 SupsStats; S5.25@5.30 Extra state ;
IS 0O@5.10 Supe, Western; 3S.7o@6. .45 Common
Eytrs do; &5.60e5.6 lnterio to Good Shipping
Brands and Extrdaound Hoop Ohio.
kYB FLOUs-Ssady q -. .4OW4.lO.
WnDAF-Warks,hsaY.
RYs-Market qdet. Q.
BARLBY-Dull, 09bc.
CopN-Market trim 6sx@6Sc Old Mixed
Westsn delivered Nl1s7o new do.
OArs-MaSket duh. 33@34xe Westsn and
State.
Posk-Markst dali. Sl5.5o nss; 4l3.75@
13.00 prime.
Bss1-Unchangsd.
Cur MBArs-Stesdy.
discharged.
WuskY-Dull and rhsr easier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

HAvRE DE- GRACs, April -.
The passenger train from the Camden Sta.
tion. left for wsshiogtoo, Tuesday p. m., when
nearing the Rslsy House. they we're inlosmsd
that train from Washingtoo had been taken
possession of near Aunarolis Junction, and bad
been Impressed int the Government service.
i wss supposed for the purpose Of carrying
troops from The JInetion 10 Washington.
For the election in Baltimore, there had
been no other ticket but southern Rights men
nominsted.
l. rs thought that The navigation Of The
Chesapeak and Ohio canal would ~ stopped.
90 scsount ofths apprehension that the sargoss
would b. seized.
Heavy guns we're heard ths same morning
10 the vicinity Of the White House, and The
had bees 1red Into.
HAvls Ds 0sAos, April Is.
Tvo thousand Stand of arms hsve arrived
from Harper's Ferry.
Supplies Of pork. hosr and provisions have
been stopped.
Nunsroar seisures of arms and powder ass
rseordsd-smoog then. sss ot eight hasdrsd
keRs Of powder dsatinso for Baltimoes.
Light dsaughs bosts % the Potomas rivsr
have been 6rsd by Virgisisss. % prevent their
being used 10 sonvsyisg troops - Washisgtos.
1ke trsins on the main seso Of shs Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad run regularly ysstsr.
day.
Tie malls bstvstn Wsshingtos ssd Annsp.
ollie bevs been stopped. and the nails from
Rishnond dstaiosd BY shs 0ovsrsosss.
The road between WsshisetoD and AnDspo-
IL % guarded BY Gcvssnmeat troops.
The military Of Baltimore we're yesterday
dispstehsd 70 The Rslsy hosss - pssssss the
visduct there. They had ssssra; pieces ef ..
UllegV. [
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

TEunsDAs, Apsil =.
AsalvBD.
Carr EAols, Harris. 81. Pail.
6USsaxs. Phalss, Lyons.
CLAsA BslL1, Haup. Dsbsqus.
lUxBRHx, Boylss, Dubuque.
LACs0gsR, Hubbard, lyoos.
CANADA, PasksE 81. Louis.
DapAsFsD.
0a1Y RAaIu, Harris, St. Louis
ALsAAssA, Howard, Debuque.
SUNSHINE, Phelps, st. Louis.
CLARA BsLLB, 6sap, st. Louis.
LACnoses, Hubbard, 81. Louis.
CANADA. fAshss, 81. PAal.
The Northern Light lssvss fsr St. Losis 70
day.
The empress aal passsssse packet Kate Cssssl'
CsPt. nulhanss, will dspast for Asatsoas q sisht
o'slssk this nor.ing.
The Key City, Capt. Werisn, viii b the ssgu-
lar Northern Lins paskst for st. Lssis and way
points this evening.
The Lussrns, Cspt. Boylss, will depart t9 St.
Louis this morning.
The river continues swelling steadily and get
ting very high. On the leves the water is iron
two to three feet deep, and should the rise con-
tinue few days longer, much damage will BE-
done to the buildings On Front street.
Bssins~on the landing yesterday, 70 say the
nsst Of it, va not very brisk, yet there WAS .
psrssputls inpsovsnsnt over yes,srdsy. The
war sensation has it influence on business % the
lsvss, - we'll - in the city. Quite . number Of
boats weFs in port, bat nsns Of them seemed to be
doing very good business. Unless there 10 IN
improvement in the river business on the Upper
Mississippi, . large number Of boats will be COM
pslled to lay Up. Ons-hslf Of the Loats which
are running on this trade would DO sufficient 70
perform the whole labor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

lhs Leg1s'aturs vlm aoj65F6 70 morrow. o.
ter passing IN act 70 raise ten rsgimsnts ei
volunteers. and appropriating million dol.
lars ; an act to provide for coast guard and
sppropris,ing $500. 600 an sct nskisg the
s0tirs mili'ia Ct the State sssiIab:s bv draft;
resolution authorizing loan Of u 800. 900
and an act authorizing the employmsnt Of fe.
males % nurses 10 the army.
Sis thousand men will have been enlisted BY
Saturday.
The foil use Of railroads snd stsemboata are
being offered for the convey sncs Of troops, and
cities and towns are voting mossy By thous-
snds Of dollars to equip soldiers and make pro-
vision for their families
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

LouasvILls. April ~.
T6s pork market 10 excited. 4 leading
merchant complsins that be cannot gst peovis-
% from Cincinnati nor telegssphis dispatches
through sxpl.iainx the rssson.
The Nsshvills papers contain the speech Of
John Bell yesterday. educating strong mill
tary league Of 81 Ssuthssn Sssses agsinet :
common foe.
Gev Aaeofia to-oerrov will issus prosla.
nation calling the Lsgislsturs together on the
9Th Of 4sy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
asaAquarsers Of the so.,Asra Army.

BALTiA0as. April ~.
The Sss says that although JEFF Dsvis 10 not
In Richmond. ihst city will bs made ths head.
qnsrtsrs Of the Southern army coon. With an
advance guard Of 5000 Caro- liniass, and will
be rapidly reinforced. The snrollment Of thisty
thousand men having been ordered.
The Governor Of South c.. olins has called
% extra session Of The Legislsturs to meet sn
the 6rst Of Nay.
1t 10 reported that A. H. Stephens 10 on his
way to Richmond. and that twenty Ave hun
drsd South CaroliniaDs and 0sor yians are on
their vsy to Po.tsmouth.
The Virginisns have full possession Of Nor
folk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

SECOND WARD.-Citizens Of the SEQ
cad vard Who desire 20 enroll In the Hoos
Guard. are requested 70 leave their names ss
ths william Tell Houss o. st Haas Borm's.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

Fos1 SMITH. Ark. April "a.
Fort smith - 10 the possession Of the state
troopa. About o'clock last night vslustssr
force. usdsr the eo0msad Of Col. Solon Bor
land. landed u the wharf on the ssesu bosts
The command numbered nearly 800 men. An
hour before their arrival Capt 6turgss left
With HE eo0msnd. consisting Of tvo esvslry
esmpasiss. He took svsy the horses bsloog-
ing to biz command. and aueh supplies % be
could transport. He 10 falling baek % Fort
Washits. The post vas formally surrendered
BY Cspt. A. oosgomsry to Gen. +. Burgvio.
Adiutant General Of the State, vho plsssd
Col Borlsnd 10 charge Of Capt. Aoatgomery.
and Major Gst,io vss taken prisonsr. and o..
tsrwards released on parole. There we're shout
seven hundred Ststs troops here. To day they
we're passed 10 reviss in the garrison parade
ground. The flag Of the Confederate states
vas raised on the fort st IL o'clock. amid the
firing Of cannon and the cheers Of The people
After the review three cheers we're given for
the Arkansss citizen soldisry. three cheers for
JEFF. Davis, and three cheers Tor Governor H !.
n. Rector. The stock and property taken pos
session Of is estimated TO be Of the vslue oi
100000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

HAMDsoNk-Some Of the wheat 6elds
above here are looking splspdily. The wheat
is up and " saoelisg." Psospssts Of geod
vhsst seesen are Asttssipg - iar.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

PGLADElra:A. April -.
An arrival from Aonspolis. reports i've 3D.
ditioosl ssgimsots had arrived there With ihs
Sappsrs ssd Minors Corps Of Flying Artillery.
aud q pieces, With the Railroad ssd ioeomosivs
vorkmsn, 70 attend ths rspsiss On ~ Rail-
road and machinery.
PaovDEuos. April -.
The Second Division Of the Rhois Islssd
Regiment, uodsr eomMsnd Of Col Ssillmsn.
sailed for Nsv York this ,. =. They ss@
bsrsd shout 5000 men. ssd carry shs Dag
which the Rhode Islssd Rsgiosst bess thsossh
The betllss Of the Revolution.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

AcKHowLRDonHnT.- are indebted
70 cur young friend Rb. Cook. for the very
complete report Of The sssrsisss st the raising
sf the stare and stripes upos the College
buildioRa rs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

I EGAL NOTICE.-To BurpaEd WNd, Sir -
- You are hereby noti6sd that the ere 10 nov %
die IN the OGcs ot the Clerk u The district Court
for sco.t county, Stste Of Iowa, . petition Of
vary Ward, claiming from ycu . divorce fssm
the b0nos Of u atrim"ny. for the resson thst yea
hsve willfuily deserted and absented yourselt
from her without reasonable cause, Tor period
Of more than Two year..
Nov. nniass vnn snnAav and ANavar thereto On
the third day Of June, 4. D., 1851, dsiault viii
be entered sgainst you and jadgment rendered
thereon.
DAWSON / TRUE,
apr25-4wl Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

UHIox.-We noticed black dog OF
ths U. g. Rxprsss Co.. riding sbout lsisaPsly
yesterday on The back Of the Express horse. -
though IL we're no trick st Ill.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

The Old Drummer attracts much At
tsntioa BY bic nimble psrformsnsss on the
strssts He V 10 years ol sss. and 10 prob.
ably the best performer 10 ~ country. He is
from Dubuque. and gees With the Iowa Regi.
ment
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
sar DAVENPORT IOWA. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 2 1861

Tns Hons 0uAaD. The Home Guard
Il likely 70 b very formidable eoopssy-se
fas - ssobsss 10 sessssnsd The lists ere 6l..
irg uP rspidly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

INFORMAL MEHrrNG OF BoARD OF Su.
rsavnoas.-Ths Supsrvisors Of Scott county
met yesterday in persasncs Of specisl call
from the people y take into confederation the
qusst,os Of raising uesns to support the fam.
ilies Of volunteers, and for such other purposes
% might Be deemed sxpsdisnt.
Bo-rd called to order ss II o'clock BY Pres
idsnt Ellie.
Prsssnt-Rls, Rlaks, Rohlfs. Carpenter.
Neal, Pisnse. shaw, Ross. Esrhsrt. Snyder.
Lysn. Movfsy.
Abssnt-Patnsm and Fr"st.
On motion committee, consisting Of Fluks.
Neal, shsw, Ross ssd Aowrsy was appointed
| = prsssnt report expressive Of the sense Of
the meeting.
Adjourned till : o'clock.
Avrsamocn susoson
BOARD called 70 order By Pssidsnt Hlls.
Quorum present.
nr. Flake, ftea sslsst committee reported y
| Iellovs:
Received, That, in view Of the extraordinary
sirsumstanee BY which " are surroundsd. .and
h oeder 70 Oeet the estgsness OF the essssed
70 provide foe The defense Of our common
country, vs. the Sapssvisors Of Scott county
hereby appropriate froo the funds 81 III
soauty, . sam not exceeding - 600. for ths
support Of the families of those Of Scott ooun
q. vho volunteer. during the abssnss Of said
| volustssrs. and hereby direct the Clerk Of thi'
Board to draw his order on the Cou.ty Treas
| urer. ct such times and in sueh amounts % hl
she'll b directed to do upon the writes erdsl
Of usiosity Of the following named gentle
oens Hiram Prizes, David AigSins aad Lo
rsDs Sehricker.
Mr.. Neal efFersd the following:
Rseelved That the Board Of supervisors Q
! ssott coessy unsntmcusly requess that th
\ Ooveruor of shis etats do call spssial esssio
Of the General Assembly Of the State % go,
- practicable, 70 spsct sueh Laws % may b
: ,.nuired TO put the militia in complete seat
~ defepeo. and sush other laws - tsh sxiesu
! | - 81 tAe timss nay dsmepd.
R1aelped That the Clerk Of the Board b
!. inseruessd TO send copy Of the rssolutions I
the 0oveeaoe. t ss&
n Adoptsd.
y .F-s..,- 'yys4 ss,t.J 9s5ss>gat fsfs 4.s.f, <
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
THE OFT Y.

TaIRD WAaD NorIcB.-The citizens
u the third ward ere rsqussesd % snssll thsis
nsmss 10 The Home Guards. at the Rssosdsss
e@se. o. the 10th inst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERs.-A
School House, corner Of sixth and Warren
ssrssts. on Saturday. the 27th inst., commence
Ing as o'clock A. NJ, precisely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
From New VgDeass.

Nsw OsLsAss April -.
The Davis Gusrds, Of L.uisvills. arrived THE
morning and we're enthusiastically welcomed.
Two compau'es Of citizen soldiers have vol.
untssrsd to 70 TO Virsinia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

Nix. JOAN BoorH is now pre-, ared to
0lean and e",~s old hats IN . vsrv supsricr
manner. We have seen some OF HE work. ana
can cay he 10 master Of his trade. His place
10 at No. Sc Second street, between Perry end
Rock Island. See sdvsrtissusnt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

w msiium sissd House. comfortably furn-
ished. Enquire at No. ~, West SECOND street.
opr9S-dte
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

ExoELLENr. = The Committee ap-
pointed 70 collset bedding for the soldiers
qaartsrsd IN this city, sueessdsd In procuring
over three hundred blankets and eomforts.
One old lady, whom the Committee called
urop, told them that shs had but two comforts
In the house. bet that warn weather vas com.
ING on. and che eosld spars them in % good >
cause She would put her trust in Providence
to provide for her when winter come On. All
honor TO sueh noble patriots.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

.HAaaIeDUaa. April IS.
Two Meseachusetts men, fleeing from Thomss-
willie. N. g., arrived hero this mcrning vis
Carlisle. last Sunday morning
500 South Carolinsins passsd Thomssville.
Roiup North All alsug their route North
troops we're yelling il the ears. and hey hssrd
them talk freely, esying their destination vss
: Soasheso camp, IS niles South Of Washing
ton, on AqoA Geek. Ths nsp LEFT Baltimore.
vie the B. = D. Railroad. and oou.d not get
out any other vay. Thvy ps-ssd Harpsrs
Ferry. and sav . number Of troops there |;
thew iudQo 3 1000
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Departure II TToops.

ToLaDo. April -.
regiment Of volunteers left here for Gle
vslsnd this mosnipg Business vAs slmess
entirely suspended The citizens turnsd cot
~ mAsss to zee them off,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

PsssoxAL.-Jacob Weaver, jr., Esq.,
LETT last evening for Pittsbusg. he goes to at.
tnd 10 the business Of bic brother. who he's
been appointed 70 the sta6 Of the Adjatant
General Of Psnnsylvania.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
r. 4. nh. n. n.

J. A. RD. =. D.,
nHYSICIAN ANpRGEON. OFFICE
No. 3s, ooensr Ahna Third streets, Dav-
export, Iowa
beam Of ths day and Il, anlsss professionally
eneaeed. sspt35
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

BosfoH. April -.
York
The 0ovesnor ssys hs is prepared TO arm six
thousand troops vith ssbss bsyoass ride.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

SoLDIsss.-The opportunities pre-.
ssatsd at the Gymaasiam for developing mus'
ole should not Be- disregsrdsd BY the soldiers
quartsred here. There is nothing like getting
In condition to bsar arms successfully.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26
Dusiuese Deli - Baltimore.

HA6nmoUoo, April -.
Passenger srrivsd here By the Northss1
Central rose Say all 10 quiet q Baltioors. All
the Wholesale hoosss closed. sud ell eleeks
over II ysars Of ass we're required for ~.
vioo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

War on Loos.-Freuch 4 Dayis'
min. st the lower end Of town, is walking into
the logs at railroad spsed. The propristors
mean 70 keep It running I'll Summer. vs Be.
isvs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

DEyTIsT, ,O6COHOR 70 DR.. CHAS.
Goouslcn, woutits your attention 4 his
great redactioa in picf Dentistry, and woaId
invite I'll psrsoas ri he services 70 eall and
examins work and n q nis Rooms, next door
ssrsss. = rearly opposib Post Olfes.
M. Teeth sxtl al hours Of the day
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

FLAG RA1slso.-There will be flag
raising this sftsrnoon at the o'clock at the
Stone School House. Perry strsst. With sppro'
pirate ceremonies. The stass asd stripes ere
becoming literally petrosissd just nov, aud
the schools are dstsrmiasd 70 b up with the
timeo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-26

LADIEs' MrEr1Na.-At meeting of
the ladies Of Dsvsnport held in Metropolitan
Hall on Tbursday, April 16th. to offer their
services and assist in the preesnt emergency.
growing out Of the var. Ars. Porter vss
called to the Chair. and the following officers
we're chosen and elected:
Mrs. H. H. Smith, President; Mrs. Cbarlss
tarv. -
Comm;ttss-Mrs Hirschel, let ward; Mrs.
Stsvsss, "a vard Mrs. Davenport, 4th ward F;
Mrs. Andrsvs, 9Th ward; Mrs. Miner, eth
ward.
Mrs. Porter stated the object Of the meet.
ing.
We we're favored with the presence Of the
Governor Of the State, who stated that it va
i'm possible to obtain uniforms for our comps
nies, and suggested that the best way 10 which
the ladis, of Davenport could serve their coun
try VS. by assisting to make up the uniform
for the soldiers.
The meeting then adjourned to meet sgsif
on Saturday. the 9Th. st 10 o'clock A. ~. .
the sams plass: to @ske arrangements for car
rying oct The wish Of the Governor.
The hearty cooperation Of every lady In on
eity is most earnestly desired. We would sal
to oil there 10 but one way to succeed. ant
that 10 to take hold With al the energy Of oa
| ns,urs, and throw our whole soul into th
work, fully deteruinsd that ws will do oil the
| " can to assist in this trying emergency. 1t
. cause that " are oil equally interested In
and we should limitats the example that eu
mothers Of the Revelation 90 nobly set bsfor
%. resolved that We will msks any and ever
sacrifes ehserfully In the cause OF our eou'
try. We hope to see on Saturday full o
tendance. 1t 10 expected that everv lady vi
do her duty. Nss. T. b. woRLzH. Secy.