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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-10


dl'c1'c 4 cold settles somewhere In the ls,l, !. ~
slrtirl' Us unturnl functions These, II nI,MA
react upon themselves and the surrounding ,lHea
during general aggrayaion, suffering, MIA
While IN this condition. oppressed by the der,,.&
cake Ayers rills, aud see how directly thsv rssA
natural aciiun " the system aud with Il Ina A. ~
feeling " health again, What Is trno aud 50 I'D
this trivial nnd cutuuinn complaint i Also tn..,s
Of the dcepscaiei aud dangerous distrinp,rs, n. W
purgntiye effect cXpcs them. Caused by slmll,, L@
tons and arrangements of the natural fine,I,. ~ ~
body, they are rapidly, and many Of them su,,l,
10y the same means None who know the yirln,, y n%
Pills, will neglect TO employ thcln When sune.ns
the disorders thcy euro.
Statements from leading physicians In .om, =,
principal CITIES, and from other well known pulS' =.
sons. ~" "
Froin H,1crrdiiig Merchant + 81. Loui,, Eb m.
DR. AVER: Your rlls are the paragon Of Al H.,
great IN medicine. They have cur,l my ilc Aas, \
uf ulCerouS sores upon her hands nn feet that Ia,
incurahlc fnr years. Her neither las been Ion, ~.
nusly afflicted with hOtche- and pmpr. on her Nh i.
In her hair. Aftcr our child was cured ,hc ,Iu ~
your Fills, aud thoy have cured her.
AsI MnpCptt.,.
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Bilious Disorders Liver Comp

FInN Or. Theodore BV of NIg IorF ca
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to Their,
pp5c ns an aperient, hut find trir hrnchciIeai
the Liver very marked Indeed. They laye 10 mr. n,,a
ticn proved more elTrctunl for the cure q Jla, -.
piJiHts than any one remedy eau mention. ls,,,.l,
rejoice that We have at length purgatiye ultrh,.
thy tho confidence Of the profession aud the l-gi,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-07-10

ia,'The fleece of a sheep shoarod at
Toledo, last week, weighed 29l lbs.
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From Rec. J. !. Him,', FIJtor gf Adrcd Chme, Bs
On. AVER: I have used your rlls with eItnmIu,r
sucrrss IN my family anil among those am called h,r
In distress. To regulate the organs " dgestim nj
purify the blood, they the very best remedy Am
ever known, and can confidently recommend thnt
my friends. Yours D.. IllNE
WARSAW, Wyoming Co., y. y, Oct. ~, 49,
DEAR SIR: am using your Cathartc Iills In my pa
tcc, and hnd them an excellent purgntiye To- tleanSA
system nnd pru!Cy n, fountains et he uod
JOHN q, MEAClIhu Nh
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tnmE CLEAnrIELD ACAnEMN. wi

.TINHE CLEAREIELD ACADEMY, viii
Il bo opened for the reception Of pupils,
males aud fcnalcs) on Monday, Aug. 2Oth 1850
Terms per session of eleven Weeks
0rthogruphy, Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography, $3.50
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geog.
raphy and History. $500
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy
and Book Keeping 500
Latin and Greek langunges 50 90
To students dcsirous of acquiring n thorough
English Education, aud who wish to qualify
themselves for teachers, this Institution offers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less than half session,
and no deduction made except for protractcd
sickness.
Tuition to be paid at the close Of the term.
6. b. SANDFORD, PRINcIrAL.
Nay O., 1860 Iy.
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I O ii \ 0 ID f. l. l.

located at 4. H. ,Ndc'S NILS, one mile East
Of Gearhcd borough,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Clcarfeld
and adjoining connties, that he is at all times
prepared to manufacture, at the shortest notice,
Hair, Husk, and Straw Mattresses Of all
kinds and sizes, one of WHICH is Folding Mat
tress, suitable for CABINS ON RATS, which
can be folded in small compass, and emptied and
reflled at pleasure; and very cheap. lie also
trims Carriages, makes repairs to all kinds OF
Carriage Trimming and Upholstery, and makes
Cords for Mason's Tracing Lines, of any thick.
uess or length.
&s- Country Produce, Corn Husks, or Cash
taken in Exchange for work,
Es-All orders left with any of the Merchats
Clearfeld borough will be promptly attended
TO. dec26
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WHAT is A SOUND HoRsE?-Oliph.
ant defines sOundness thus ave may
call horse sound, when he is
free from hereditary disease, and it is
in thepresentpossession of his consti.
tutional health, andhas as much bodi.
ly perfection as is cosistent with his
natural formation" This is not Sc
very definite. 1t is perhaps enough
to say that q sound horse is one which
has no marked hereditary disease, and
no present disease or defect, to i'm
pair his present usefulness for tho
kind of labor he Is intended for,
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Headache, ickrIeadnche, Foul s.oar

'"TV
DEAR DRO. AVER; IchnnOt answer you IchGt c0mpA
have eUrei with your pills better than 10 say aRa4,
scr trent iyih ,iJgatue medicine. place grrat j
cnce on an efcctunl cathartic In my daily conissr
disease aud holieylng as do that your Pills afford
best we have, | Of course value them highly.
PIITsnuRG Pa, May !, ly
DR.. j. c. AVER, Sir: I have been repeatedly eurlj
The worst hrI,iIch, any body can have lay dose a
II your pills. IL seems to arise from foul ,bn,.
which they cleanse ut once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREEt
(7srL 0T C,1p,,, M
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BUSINESS CARDS.
THOMAS ]. MCCULLOUGH,
Time of Holding Court
Attorney at Law

Attorney at Law.
Office on Market street, opposite Mossop's Store
Clearfcld, Pa. VIII attend promptly to Colcc-
tions, Sale of Lands, &c. nOv7-l4
II w. HAYS, Justice Of the Peace, wi II atte n
promptly to collections and other matter
eft in his charge. Address Kersey, Elk CO., Pr
Oct. Sd 1860. ly.
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cATHARTt1
l'tt.is'

Afe tab NN..,.
rowi'lalnlusi 49,, VI
tdDt tllh toe, .!n "
talgd ahi tas, ,',,'sr 4
tninlHiallst n..,'hs
toms NJ, silrh IN
,.thu' illuss ,..,,'''t
slrhe'' l,fifstls, NJ. y, ~
ahd should 4. n.~l'lt
iilnelt iiie n iM ,l'A y,
edr fahe Ayst,t,.N ~
cleanse oui the di.,,.,~
ndtt lhisy N. ilaA|
lei nhe nnld' ino,. ~ =, VI
situriel ~ h-hh wa
They silmulals liz
o. The body into ,Iys' 's,'''s
utiiy, purify the ,,,,,....N
NN.s sN.aN..a. N"i'W ~.
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s T. WING MACHINE

PRICES From $40 to $50.
Tho BOuDOlR SEWING MACHINE, an en-.
craving Of which is here represented, has now
become recognized inyOrits wherever II
has been introduced, and Is, hcyohd question,
the best, as well ns the hand'omest, low-priccd
Sewing Machine now before the public.
No. Ia small and very neat Machine for
Family use,
No. "A largo Machine for quilting heavy
work and for Plantation use.
This Machine Is much admired for It's simplici.
ty, and for ts reliability and durability it Is un-
surpassed. child twelve years can run it with
ease and yet II will sew from the coarscst cloth
to the finest Swiss. There is no trouble of re-
winding the thread, il is taken from the spools.
1t has no belts to give trouble, and will run
backwards as well as forwards. ard still sews
equally perfect, and without danger of breaking
needles. Itruns by friction, and by closing the
box over it, ii Is thrown out Of gear In fact,
we have nohcstation in recommending it as tho
best family Sewing Machine in use.
TIE .toloriug Premiums A,rordld the ADORE
Nachms;
At the Fair of the Franklin Institute, 1858,
the First Premium.
At the Pennsylvania State Fair, at Philudcl.
phia, September q, 1859, the First Premum-a
Diploma.
At the Pennsylvania State Fair, held at Wyo-
ming, lSGO-a Silver Medal.
For the best Double Thread Machine, at Ian
easter County Fair, held October, lSj0--a Silver
Medal.
At the Maryland State Fair, held at the MARY
land Institute, Baltimore, Nd, October, 1859,
under strong competition, a Silver Medal was
awarded to this Machine.
At the New Castle County Fair, held at Will
mington, Delaware, October, lSj9-a Diploma,
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As n Family PhysIc.
From Dr.. p. ": Cartwright, N,w Orl,an.


Your Pills are ibe prince Of purgeS. Their eieI.,
qualities surpHss any rnthnrtic VIZ pnssess IN,
mild hut very certain and rlicCtunl in their actin NJ
bowels, which makes them invaluable 10 s in Il.
treatment Of disease.
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Flour.

Flour.
~ o0D ARTICLE, for sale at the store st.onwiy, IN
. ian23 W, +. lR'"
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Sbt CltatdtlO iItpnbIinn

tttms ni subscription.
N taid M advance, on within thftt mohiht " 10
n hnld ans time within the tcat DO
Al raid anot The expiration VI The ytat 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-15

DAv vENPORT AARK TT.
DAILY. REPORT.

OFFICE OF rus DIAOCRAT AND NBW0,l
Saturday Eve, April 13, 1851. !
Business 10 quiet and dull. Wheat Is not 20
firm ~ it was few days ago. We quote:
Flour Firm At $4.60@5.0O. Shipments 500
bills.
WHsAr-In demand At 75@ 7sc. Receipts lies
bu. Shipments $50 bu.
BARLEY-Nothing doing and nominal at ESQ
86c.
OoaN-Steady at 1sc fer ear and 100 for
shelled. Receipts los bu. Shipments 1880 bu.
OAfs.-Quiet 1t lA0l5c.
PosAToBs. .-lO@l6c. Receipts ~ bu.
AALs-Shipnents 275 sacks.
BRAN--Shipments TOO sacks.
ONIoNs.-l2K@l5c: Recsipts 80 bu.
HAY-Dull at $4@5.
CoAA-From wagon l0c per bushsl Coal ::vll.
ley coal % in yard Henry county coal loc in the
yard.
WooD-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord
PouLTRY-Live Chickens ,$l.2501.5O = doc.
Dressed 60se = b. Turksys, t0@7te dressed
do. S0l0c y b.
BurrsR.-Pisnty At lo@131s pD.
Eoes-lo0l21lc y dos.
LARD-lo@l2he y h.
HAMs-New Sugar Cured 1l@l2kc per H.
Common lo@llKc per lb.
CHEsss-Hsrkimer Go. 13017c per lb.; Wss-
tern Reserve ll1<@l2kc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-15

vTNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
i day Of June, A. d 1858, Patrick Mckinney
and Catharine Mckinney. his wife, executed unto
Joseph A. L.Clairo, rs Trustee, certaid Deed Of
Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott
C. unity Iowa, described rs follows, to-wit: The
east one half u Of lot number one - 10 Block
umbsr ninety two ~ in LeClsire's additions
to the city Of Davenport in said county and State,
IS the same is numbered and described tho
plat Of the survey Of said addition on record in
the Recorders Office Of said county /; which said
conveyance was made by the said Patrick Mckin-
ney and Catharine Mckinney, his wife, for the
purp9se Of securing the payment Of 3 certain
promissory note and the interest thereon, signed
BY said Patrick Mckinney. dated the 18th day Of
Juno, A. d., 1855, for the sum Of two hundred and
fifteen ($2l5) dollars, payable on the 18th day Of
december, A. d., 1858, at the Banking House Of
Cook + Sargent, DavenEcrt, Iowa, TO the order Of
Antoine LeClsire. Said Deed was recorded iD the
Recorders Once Of Scott county, the 10Th day II
June, 1888, in Book y" Of town mortgages, Page
~.
And now, said note having become
due and payable, and the said Patrick Mo-
Kinney having failed TO pay the same, !, Jossph
A. LeCIair Trusteee ~ Aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice virtue Of the power which
Monday, the sixth day Of May, A. D. 1861, q
the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day, st the Court house door, the city Of Davsn.
pert expose and Offer tor sale, 1t public auction,
the parcel Of land abovs described, or 10 much
thereof as shall be SUFFICIENT 70 satisfy and pay
the amount ofsaid note, with the interest thsreon
to the day Of sale, together with The costs and
expenses attending said sale, costs Of this notice.
and Trustees fees.
Upon the completion Of such ssIe deed will
be given in accordance with the stpusti tion Of said
Decd Of Trust conveying . full and perfect title
to the tract Of land cold to the purchaser.
Dated the 18th day Of April, A. d., 1851.
JOSEPH A. LECLAIKE,
aprl3.ts1 Trustao.
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DAVENPORT. IOWA. MONDAY MORNING. APRIL IS 1851.

9ogt Sumter sorrendesod % the Con1o4-
oSate states.
So far - 6umtsr u concerned. the contest
hss ended. The great stronghold vaish the
Adniaistsetiee 9pRsd 70 ssinfesss = any cost
Of life Or treasure, b in the hands Of The sas-
my-has bsen taken before any ssmblsnes Of
aid could rsseh It from the Gsesral Govern.
asnk Sumter y In the hsnda ef the eontedsf.
etc States. So sudden did ths blov ELL, % u.
rssistibls vas its fury. 20 powerful va the iron
hail rsissd down upos Il from tho musslss Of
hundreds Of cannon snd mortars, that no pow.
q seuld vittsyasd lt--sos even the alaoss
imprsgnsbls walls Of Sumter itself could bear
the shock. All the preparations Of Govern.
msnt 70 avert that eslamity-all the secret
plotting Vas unsqusl TO the emergency. Nis
. cad lesson. Better far had It been for OR
Government 70 have evacuated that forti6ea.
ton. - was meditsted some days sines. rather
than to be subjected to this ienobls defeat. A
voluntary svssnation might have challenged
pssesiul adjustment Of our sstionsl difieultiss,
but % the case now stands, it will only CON.
dues to fire the Southern hsart and add frssh
fuel to the secession flame. This may be Get
down - the great folly Of Lincolns admins
tratios. He diaresarded the sdvies of Gss.
Scott and took the responsibility upon himsslf
Behold the result AZ We said in auo:hsr
place, " hoped the supply-ship would have
been permitted to land provisions ct Sumter,
- NJ. Lincoln would, by that act. have been
dissrmsd Of bis chief excuse of bic naval mis-
sion. But the deed 10 done the battle 10 end
I'd. Bot fortunately NO one va killed. - fsr
- known. What nsxti Look to Fort Piek.
sns look we'll to the capitol at Washington.
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aprl3-ts1

1sRUSTEE'S SAL I.-Whereas, on the Both
! day Of Juns, a. D., 1889, Ellen Fitzgerald e.
ecused unite Charles 4. Putnam ~ Trustee, GER
tain Deed II Trust, conveying to ssid Trustee the
land in Scott county lows, described - folowste-
Wit: The north ooe .half " Of lot number stx
(6,) in block nunber 6fty-two (52) in the CITY Of
davenport which said conveyanance vas msde
BY the said Ellen Fitsgssald, Ter tie purpose of
securing tho payment Of . certain psemjss0ry
note and the interest thereon, signed BY said Il
len Fitsgssald, dated the goth day Of June-A. D.,
1850, ior one hundred and eighty dolasr, payable
10 the order Of Margaret Roacbe twelve nsnths
after date; which aid Deed was rsoosded in the
kscord.n' OAice Of Scott county, the Goth day of
June, 1859, il Book r." Of town nostgayeA pags
372.
And nov, aaid nots having bseoas
dss and payable, and the said Ellen Fitzeeeald
havipg failed 70 pey the same, I, Charles
z. Putnam Trustee q Aforesaid, doC hereby give
this public notice, that BY virtue of the = over
which j. in ne Vested BY sid DEED of Trust, will
On Mosday. the sixth day Of May, ~. d. 1851, aS
the hour oftwo o'clock II the aftsrnooa ofnid Day,
1t the Ceast Houss door in the city II Davenport,
expose and oGer for sale, st Public Auction, the
parcel sflard shove dessFibsd or - much thereof
as shall be sufficient 70 satisfy and pay the amoant
Of said note with the interest thereoo 70 the day
Of sals, together With Al the costs ssd sxpenso0
attending said SALE costs Of this notice and Tres.
tes's fees.
Upon the completion Of such sale Deed will b
given in accordance with the stipulation Of aid
DEED Of Trust eoavsying fell and perfect title
to the tesct Of land sold u the purchaser.
Deasa The l0sh day Of April, 4. .. 1871.
CHARLES /. PLTNAn,
spsss-0j
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NEw YosE, April Is.
FLoUR-Market dull and shade lower. Sales at
S5.20@5.80 Super State; &5.35@5.4 As Extra State !;
SS.20@5.30 Super Western; $5.S505. .65 Common
Extra do; $5.6005.s5 Inferior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis.
kYs FLOUa-Stsady 1t 81. 3.4OQ94.lO.
WHBAf-1arket quiet bat without material
change.
kYs-Narket quiet, 50.
BARLsY-Dull, 62a7oc.
CosM-Aerkst without material change. eSx
@58c Old Mixed Weston delivered $50 new do.
OArs-AaSkee dull. sS084ke Wsstesn and
State.
PosK-Market steady. $3.50 mess $l2.75@
1900 prime.
BslP-Unchanged.
Cur MRArs-Steady:
LARD-Unchanged.
WHIEY-Narket, 1s@18Xe.
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T1,RUSTEE'S SALE.-As authorised AID en-
i powered By Deed Of Tsast sxsestsd By
Matthias q. J. Weidsrmann, which 10 daily record
cd in the Rscordsn' Ufics for Scott counsy, State
Of Iowa, in Fook ''F" Of town lot noslgsess, pags
8y7, and Book II Of Goods and Chattsls, page
1876 shall on the 18th day Of Nay, A. D., 1851
It ten o'clock A. ~, 1t the Court HOUSE door, in
the city Of Ds .enport, sell 70 tho sighsst bidder
for cash, the following tract Of real estate, lying
and being situated in the county Of Scott, State
Of Iowa, Wit All the right, title and interest
Of sidssusnn in 1T No. Eve 81 in block thirty
eur (Sl, } in the city Of Davenport, and all the
buildings and al other Improvements on said lot.
The Trustee will sell only the title conveyed 70
him.
April Is, 1861. DAVID 8. TRUE,
aprl51 Trustee.
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THE cITY.
ARslvsp.-We understand that Judge
Wright arrived II sowa % Saturday night.
Court vill proceed With . full bsneA.

IT u rumored that recruiting SER
gsasts viii open edisss in the principal sitiss
Of The Unios 10 the course Of . lev dsya How
many men can Dsvsaport muster 70 60 down
South 10 take game sf ball with he 6vs-sst.
ssi What cay the Wide Avakss. Nov 10
the time TO come up 70 the scratch.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-15

THEY say White makes the nicest,
nsssest and best shirts ever msnolastsrsd 10
the West He cuts By actual measure. and
every time warrants &c. he also doss ell
kinds Of machine stitching splsndidly. Give
him call, on Second street, opposite the STATE
Ramk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-15

Now Is THs TUE TO 6UBsCRIBE.-
These sss ssirring timss. No naa II the city
Of oountry can afford 70 b without The infor-
nation supp'isd BY the press. Send along your
names to the Office Of the DsNoCaA1 AND Nsws.
and keep posted On the exciting news Of The
dav
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River Items.

River Items.
SATURDAY, April 10.
ARRIVED.
LACaossD, Parker, st. Louis.
Fx.D L0a1xx, Green. Lacrosse.
CONNEwAYG, Reeds Landing.
SucKn STArD. Rhodes, Lansing.
HmRY CLAY, 0sul, st. Louis.
NoRra1nx11, Afford, st. Loais.
CLAaA HIm1 Patton, Lyons.
LACROSSE, Parker, Dubuque.
NoRTaBnmDe, Afford, LsCresse.
FRDD LonsHx, Green, St. Leafs.
CoxNKW AYs, fttsbufg.
6QCKss SsAss, Rhodes, st. Louis.
HDNRY CLAY, Coli, Reeds andinS.
CLARA HMs, Patton, st. Leuis:
The Wp. L. Ewing viii depart for St. Paul this
morning.
The Ceaada, Capt. Pasksr, will bs the regular
Northsn llas paekstfn St.Lsais tAis seeming ct
so'eloek.
The express a.d passssgss packet Kats Casssl,
Capt. Hilhssss. viii depart fas Maatsss q eight
o'cleek this morning.
The wAels number Of steamboat arrivals at this
port for ths week sading satapaay night lasG
vas forty-ons.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-15

BosroH, April 18.
The Adiutapt 0ensrsrs ol6ee was crowded
this forenoon with ofissIs Of the State militia,
offeIing their counsels TO the Governor. An
extensive war feeling hes been srossd. Gov.
Andrevs leaves for Warrington this ?. n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-15

THE SIXTH WARD Muss.-Wc give
the eostra ra.rssolutious THE morning. Wshsvs
given both sidss hearing. thus disoharging
our duty 70 the public. Those who wish 70
cir the ssbjsst further through these eelumna.
are welcome to do 90 at our usual advertising
rata This is the very best W can do. An
parties can aet sceordingly.
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From Washisgsoa.


From Washisgton.
wAsaUeron. April II.
II 70 said the expedition 70 reinforce Sumter
vas agsinst the sdsiss Of Gss. scott. Who ure.
ID the svseestion sf 6smtee and Piskspa
The Commisssonsrs arrived il this city THE
morning. and during the afternoon they viit.
% the President. but not 10 their Official 9.
pscity, and we're received BY hin directly af.
ter the Cabinet meeting adjournsd.
The President has made the following ap-
potntments 10 Massachusetts,: Chss. a. Phelps
g Surveyor ct the port Of Boston. In place Of
Fistchse Webster, who vss removed at the
esrnsst request Of the Aass. Congressional
agent at Boston +; Richard II. Damon, District
Attorney; John s. Keys. Mar.hal; J. A. Good:
vio. Post Asster q Lowell; g. G. p. Bald wip.
Marshal end Gso. Hove Attorney for Vt.
Jss. G. Aiken. Asrshsl snd 3. G.. nrsdford,
Attorney for Delaware; Lansing g. Vance,
Post Master at AorristowD. Pa. Harmsu Bar.
nett. Post Master 1t Norwich.
wAsHIs0ros. April IL.
The President has directed Capt ". B. st.
John. Sd infantry, and Lieut. Abnsr Seward,
let artillery. to cease to BE- officers Of the o..
my.
The regular troops here have been ordered
70 proceed TO the outskirts Of the city to vatch
every avenue thereto, while the voluntsers,
recently mustered. guard the armories aud
public buildings. Vidsttes are constantly seen
riding through the strseta
The President. In The exercise Of bic discre.
tioa 70 designate . Newspaper here. In which
the Executive advertisements shall b publish.
Cd 10 addition o the two papers publishing
them BY virtue Of their circulation. has desig-
mated The National Rep.6lieam.
There 10 comparatively bat little excitement
here relative 70 affairs at Charleston.
WARRINGTON, April Is.
The Commissionsrs from Virginia had .
pleasant interview with President Lincoln this
morning. The result was simply statement
by the President that he will act according TO
the Inaugural programns-hold the public
property. and maintaining the defensive.
The Presidsnt's reply was given In writing.
Il will b Pecollseted that the Commissionsrs
here are under Instructions TO respectfully ask
the President to communicsts to the Virginia
State Convention the policy to Be pursued in
regard 70 the Confederate States.
The President has appointed F. Warren
Morse, Judge for the District Of LouisiausA
Gen. Bsanrsgard autographed TO the Seere-
tary Of War late last night that there had
been heavy firing all Friday that four guns
on Fort Sumter had been dismounted that the
Confederate States batteries we're oil safe; that
nobody was hurt that four stsamers we're of
the Bar. and that the - vas quite rough.
Nothing Of to-day's date has been received
BY the War Department from Charleston.
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PtsAss step into Eykips'a and look
st his 6ss ssssssosst o. Ossaioesss. vsstisgs
ssd Fasnishisg Gools. No. : NtskslIs Block.

CLoUpv.-The natural o we'll - the
Political hssvsss we're much overcast Sstur-
day. psstssdisg farther dsep ssd ssplsaasst
vssahsr. Fsrusrs ere prsyisg for fair vsssh.
o.. end ~ tsust thsif pssyers vill b easvs-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-15

rendered The Confederate States dsg dosts
over - vslls. Neae of ~ gsrvisoe o. OOa-
fsdsrsts 6tatss troops hsss have beoa hurt ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-15

New YOra Stock Market:
% NV YoRK, April Is.
Stocks lower and dull.
W. 6's, 6sH Tenn, 70; No. 5sL n. 8. IS,
81 do coupons, .; doregistered, 9x.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-15

SrRIsr CLsARrNa.-We are glad to
- that the powers thst vstsh over and con.
troll the dsstiaiss Of our city. ere having the
allsys sad guttsrs cleaned suA There 10 great
need oft. live weuid maintain the rsputa-
tion which our city enjoys for e!ssnlinsss and
hsalthinsss ~. should keep The strssss slsar Of
filth and rubbish. 90 ahsado with the scrub
bing operation.