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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
River items.
THCRsDAY, March 81

THCRsDAY, March 81.
ARRIVED.
WV. L. EvIx0, Rhodes, Dubuque.
HAwKEys STATE, Gray, st. Louis.
DsPARTRp.
WV. l.. EWING, Rhodes, st. Louis.
LACROSSE, Parker, st. Louis.
HAwxEYE stats, Grey, Dubuque.
The light draught steamer Clara Hine viii de-
part for st. Louis this morning.
The Northern Line packet Northern Light will
be due here this afternoon, and will 60 up - far
as possible.
The popular passenger boat Kate Cassell, Capt.
Hillhouse, will depart for Keokuk ON time this
morning, making connections for st. Louis in IS
hours. Her travelling facifities ars fitted with an
especial regard to tho convenience and comfort
OF passengers.
Tho Denmark will leave for St. Louis thia
morning.
SHIPNsErs.-The Lacrosse left this port for
st. Louis last night with the following list of
freight: 2,716 sacks wheat 200 do. corn 200
do. oats 29O brls. -four 60 sacks onions % do.
322 do. barley SO brls. vinegar.
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Inportsat from New Orleans.

NgW OALGANe, March 81.
After lively debate tn Convention adopt
ed the permanent constitution OF the confsd~r.
ate States. Ayes lnl-nsys7.
the steamer Cshs vbs hss arrived with
ilrvsns da,es to the l7th inst
Sugar ard moIsss . dull
Prince Albert had been heard from q Ber-
u uda, ., would arrive at Hsvans April lat
Grand preparation we're making for his re-
cepti6D.
The yacht Mary Kipgslsnd. from New York.
was wrecked on the Fiorids eoast. Scott !
theatrical troupe wss rescued BY the Cahs vbs.
after several days exposure. The boat and
nesrlr q; the property wss lcst. Boat valued
at 40 600 dollars.
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From Washinrto..

WAsHiNG TON, March Fl,
special dispatch to the Commercial Adssv.
sssev says the National l~tslligenesy Of this
morning has IN editorial Of elk eolumDe and
hall. entitled The Past. the Prssest and Fo-
tnre. which i causing sensation 10 political
circles here. 1t reviews the action Of the sece
ding states severely, and jointly takes positive
grounds sgsinst coercion, Or the employment OF
ioree 10 any wsy. 10 restore the federal author-
ity. Ibe lntsIsigencsrs opinion i that the e.
isting difficulty can only be set,lsd by
the incorporation Of general Couveo.
tion Of the States. and thst the relation
OF the seeding States to the Federal
government can b changed only BY their VOL
nntary return.to the Union failing that the
EDITORS zee no way open but to aeknow ledge
their Independence Of the Union.
II 10 said that many Republican leaders have
expressed similar opinions. but It il eonallv
true that they are dsterminsdly opposed
by others.
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Kansas News.

ATCaIs0N, xereh FL.
The annual conference Of the n. E. church
for the State. commenced it. session this morn
ing, with Bishop Morris presiding. and com.
80 members from ell parts Of the State in st
tendance.
Jas SafronbA hssd ehief of the Pcttovatto
mics, With numbers Of The leading men Of th.
tribe. came in yesterday With II teams fol
supplies from the relief society. and we're sup
Piled with corn. -four, bssns, meal and cloth
ing, and With wheat for seed. They claim the
$500 900 due them from the government, 10,
which they have recently Instituted . suit
The tribe numbers 2.7OO, and the hsad mer
estimate over 100 needing assistance Owe.
SO, 900 bushels Of sesi wheat has been vecsved
and distributed from THE point. together with
large amounts Of garden and other seed. Nsa,
three hundred teams we're loaded with SUP.
plies OF different descriptions today.
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TELEGRA RAPHIC.


'soos@ExecUuv0 Ue0otO0e
WAsnISoroH, March 81.
Mr. Douglas resolution vas sakss %.
Nc Bsyasd ressnsd his rsmasks from vee.
tsrday 70 fsvar q rssognisiue The indsosp.
denes OF the Coniadsrsss Stasea He diseueeed
the O. uses leading 70 tho vishdrsvsl of the
States; among which VS. the formation and
success OF . sectional party, hostile to slavery.
saa whose nItimsts purpose vas The sxtin-
e1ishment Of slavery BY the indirect action 81
the governmsnt He argued the right Of
property 10 slsves. and the duty Of protesting
such right.
without conesding. the Senate went into
Executive session, and sdjourpsd.
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SPLENDID FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Mr. Myers. Of Chicago. has just opened large
lot Of durable and elegant parlor. chamber and
office furniture, at Orr's auction room. The
first sale commences at O'Clock this afternoon
Those wishing fine goods at their own prices
should be sure to 90. No reserve.
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CHICKENS SToLEN.-John Kay, who
lives in Eldridges addition to East Davenport.
had lot Of about 4 fine, bantam chickeus
stolen from his premises night before lvst
They were very nice chickens, and the thief
will confer favor on Mr.. Kay by returning
them at his earliest opportunity.
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HORSE FoUSD.-We are informed that
Mr.. Gurney. who lost his horse while stopping
over night At the house Of friend, day or
two since, succeeded in finding the animal and
bringing him home cafe and sound. Az re.
CARDS any immortal conplicity ss between
himself and the person attending him. he most
expressly and candidly denies the imputation
and the report which has been circulated that
he would not tell where he went on the occs
sion mentioned, he declares equally untrue.
We give him the benefit of his statement to the
fullest extent.
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One Assssdrs6 Dav Boaydera
TINE SCOTT HOUSE.


nN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUAR
~ this we'll known Hotel changed pro-
rsietors. One Of the undersigned, the owner Of
In the ofice to welcome I'll old and now friends
We 6stter ourselves that with our experience
and our superior accommodations We can offer 10
the travelling public al the comforts of we'll reg
ulated house at the low price Of
One Dollar T2or Dav :
We are determined that this shall be the best
Dollar House in the State.
One Hundred and Ten Day Doarders
can be accommodated. Families desiring rooms
are invited to call and make their selections.
Large and Obm~od;oss lNa5Ie eonsseted cid
~ Heuaoi
To our farming friends ~ woald promise that
the same libevaDity will be extended TO them as
heretofore, and the highest prices paid to them
for that part Of their produce used BY the House
J. J. HUMPHREY / co.
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From New York.


NKw YoRK, March 81.
Herald Washisgtow Correspondent .-Wm.
Irving has been nominated Governor Of De.
cotAh.
Mr logersol. formerly Of Maea., 10 pressed
for Secretary Of New Mexico.
The Massachusetts delegation has agreed 70
meet at Boston on April 8Oth. TO settle 80.
pointWsnts.
Col Nelson. Of Ind. will be nominated Min
ister to Brazil
The Southern Commissioners have positiv .
assurances from government that no reinforce
men;s OF the Forts will be permitted Tor the
present
The Tribune says Lieut. Summer 10 to Be bro.
NOTED.
No order has yet been sent for the svseua.
ton OF Fort Sumpter.
The Treasury Department 10 preparing in.
'truct'ons to collectors for the execution Of the
new tariff
Despatches from Maj Anderson say formida.
bic batteries have been erected in the rear 81
Fort Sumpter. which 10 its weakest o, int.
A New Orleans despatch to the Tribune saws
sdvices from Montgomery announce arrange.
ments made with commissioners at Washing.
ton to wait Withdrawing federal troops before
opening negotiations.
lhe Woylds Washington correspondent
states that captain Fraser. 9th infantry, and
Lieut. bannon, Sd infantry, have resigned.
1t Is positively known that orders were is-
sued some days since for the evacuation OF Fort
sumter, which will be done by Saturday.
petition signed by from 1000 to 1000
psreons. for the immediate removal OF Post.
master Copsn, Of Boston.
Inc Adasnisssasion nx1 not ordered the re-
inforcrment Of Fort Pickens.
\
fering resolution authorizing . treaty with
the Confederate States
The rrmor that the President 10 about to ie-
| sue proclamation on the state of the Union.
is untrue
The Commercial Washington dispatches says
| It is romored the secession movement is, under
The Influence Of the Knights Of the Golden
Circle. spreading in California aud Oregon
but it 10 thought the fedora troops and Off
GERS are true to the Union. It was reported
that tho Cabinet had the subject under con.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

HAVE YoU Cor A BABY THE incest
thing you can get for it is one Of those hand.
some little carriages around at 6tarrs. They
are nice and durable. No we'll regulated fami.
ly can get along without . baby cab. Go
and zee lhA them
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

IT IS FAcr.-Such nice spring hats
~ are kept At Psrrands will give young man
littls better finish than can be found else
whore. All are invited to call and examine
the goods
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

J. G. TODD was receiving on yester-
day fine assortment Of Ladies' Caters and
Shoes. Also . fine assortment Of Miss and
Children's Caters. Slippers and Shoes. Call
on Mr. Todd and see 1is new goods
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RaDlTood Accideat.
PHILADELPHIA. Ma

PHILADELPHIA, March 81.
The msil train on the P.onsy Ivaoi. GENITAL
Railroad last night rsn Of tie track near a..
toons The baggage car caught hss snd oil
the mail aasiss ssd The baggage Of sO pssssn-
gess vss Destroyed. ~ passsuosestsjsesd.
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DAVENPORT, IOWA FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH q. 1851


FryrH WARD MxETIHo.-At . meet
ing Of the sitissns Of the 9Th Ward, held at shs
New rsnnsylvsnia Houss last evening. NJ. NJ
G. Davis vss called 70 tAs Chair, end 8. K.
Bsrkley appointed Secretary.
On motion. Geo. s G. Dow aud Joseph A.
Ls Claire we're placed in nomination for Al.
dsrmen Il the 9th Ward, which motion Vas
unanimously carried.
Mr. Willard Barrovs offered ths allowing
resolution:
Resolvsd, That the 6tn Ward 10 opposed to
assessms1t and levy to provide for iatersss dns
on City Bonds for the present year. and vs
will not support sny man Tor Office in this city
Who 10 In favor Of suoh aansasmcnt.
On motios, this rssolutioa vss tabled until
Saturday evening next
The meeting then sdjournsd until the above
evening to meet It the same place. st half pass
seven o'clock.
8. X. BAaxLsY, Sse'y.
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Later from Pixies Peak

Later from Pixies Peak.
Fosr KsAaxEy, March II.
The Western Stage for Omaha. passed here
ct p. n
DENvss CnY. March H.
0olch miners in the Blue River country ars
msking some big strikes already this Spring
There ts quite rush IN that direction. There
10 psreeptibls increase 10 the amount Of du.t
in circulation.
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FoR the benefit of those who do, As
we'll as those who don't believe in spiritualistic
cures, We publish q communication from Mr..
Meek. setting forth some sudden cures in HE
family lately If the things therein stated are
true. it is we'll to know it. if not no harm ia
done
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

New YoRK, March 81.
Stocks quite dull and irregular. Money sban-
dant and offered at 4@t u Ct. on call.
ca X. l., 57H; l. G. script, 81 ; do. bonds
1907; n. G., 81 M. s., 1873 G. / T., 34ss
G. 4 c., ~; Reading. 34s<; Erie, 3Oss Del, lst
boads; LOO I'd do, - q. q T., siuking bonds
IN; Del. 4 Hudson, s9K p. Mail, S5T \.
&c, IS: .. = O., ~: NJ. s., sinking bonds, al n
Mo.:6's, Sc; Va, 6's, IS Tenn, 74ss.
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Important from Texss.

GALvuroH. March -
Inc Ooovsetioe hss paced On ordissnst de-
e1anng vacant ne Governors chair, and that
The Secretary Of Slate .ccosut Tor ~ reiu..l
TO appear before the Conven,ios. a. did oeh.,
onieers upon due notification, 70 take the eeth
Of allegiance.
Asut Gov. Clark vas 10 assums the fope
tioes q onss. and the Secretary Of State vss
called on to hand over the great seal Of oe,aa
and his official rseords. -
Ihe Legislature met on the 18th,
IL 10 not known what Houston will do.
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THE CITY.

ATTEND the Gymnasium tonight
Elegant and effective performances by conps.
tent masters.
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[Communicated.1 I

[Communicatsd.]
WoNDERFUL.-About two weeks
since my dasghtsr. aged nine year,. vas vio-
lsntly attacked With . fever. and . growing
soreness Of the throat. with sestlsssnsss and
twitcbiDg Of the muselsa On the second day
my wife becoming uneasy. called In two neigh
boring women and they unhssitstingly said il
was scarlet fever. NJ. wife cent. in the evening,
for the esprit Doctor" he came and held
my daughters hands in his for sbout 6lteen
minutes. She passed into . Precipitation. and
brssthed easy and got up 10 the fifteen minu-
tee, and vas. to All appearances. veil and free
from fever and sorsn sss, and from that moment
has remained WE'LL
On the afternoon Of the 18th inst., my
youngest son was taken in q smilsr way, and
in the evening of the 10th. called the Heal
ing Medium" Mr.. Atkinson. and TO my a.
tonishment, in five minutes. . sensible chdnge
took place in his breathing. and be passed Into
Precipitation. and sweet sleep followed, and
is this morning we'll.
l was absent when he wss called for my
daughter. am not disposed to any logger
challenge the testimony Of my wife, Mrs
Holmes and Mrs. Clark. do know, and am
satis6ed that he took the fever cut Of their
systems. AARON MEX.
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Southern News.

CHARLESTON. March 20.
NJ. Aummingsr, Secretary II the Treasury.
mas taken measures to prevent the introdue-
tion Of goods by inland routes
Oficsrs will be stationed 1t all railroad con-
nections to nforce the tariff regulations. The
same precautions are to bs taken to prevent
smuggling on the coast line.
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Nominasion.

CLEvELAHD, March II.
sherman wss nominated ct Columbus last
night ior Senator on the 10th ballot, which
$1,000. sherman ~. Dennison ~. Schinek 10.
Resolutions requesting Congress to call
National Convention psssed both Hous.. u
tLe Ohio Legislature.
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DRY WOOD is selling on the levee at
- per cord. Green wood is held st the same
figure. and is said to be the most economical Of
tke two,
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Later from Cslilosnna.

Later from Calflosnia.
Fl. KxAnNEy. March 81.
The Pony ESpress with Caliiesnis datss 70
the 9th. pssssd here this p. N.
Ihs Legislature in JOINT session had one bal.
lot for y. 3. Senator on the 8th inst with ths
following result: I. ). Phelps. -; n Doug
q. ~; Weller. -; Nugsnt, 3; Denver III;
whitsidss. 8; Hogs, q
lhe Republicans are expected to cast their
united strength for any acceptable Uaion nan,
ward.
irs at Quincy, Plsmas county. DESTROY "a
pro- srty to the amount OF $50 600.
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j. j. SEvEas NANCE,

nENTlST, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAS.
- 0ooDRIcH, would invite yoL. .tention to his
great reduction in prices of Dentisty, and would
invite all persons needing his services to call and
examine work and prices, at his Rooms, next door
to shepherds Ambrotype Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
N. b. Teeth extracted all hours of the day
and night, and all operations warranted. novt #
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WcAEELEK r. VlLSO.v'
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF THEIR
IL SEWING MACHINES, beside adding
chine yet manufactured that, for all kinds of
work, holds any comparison to w. WIS At the
TWO LAST UNITED STATE FAIRS
tho Wheeler and Wilson Machine took the First
Premium. For SIMPLICITY, BEAUTY AND svERYTH
ING, the w. h w. is ahead.
We have now made arrangements whereby we
are prepared to do ell kinds Of sewing in the neat
est manner.
Shirts made to order from measure in the latest
and best styles and warranted to fit. Call at
-. Ps WHITES store.
Opposite State Bans, Second street.
fry98-dtf
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on tho Track.

GILMAN. ILL.,, March 81.
freight train bound east. when four miles
east Of Gilman, ran of the track. One eae con.
tsiains John Cook. wife and ok childrss, lot
Of household goods. and two horses. Two Of
the children we're Ii led Mr.. Cook vas badly
injured. Others slightly.
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LECrURE.-See advertisement of lee
ture Of Ars. n. W. Porter. N. D., at Aethodist
Church, on the 25th inst
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DR. WIN. r. HILLS,

FORMERLY OF LIE CLAIRE, WOULD AN
IL nounce TO the cititissns Of Davenport and
vicinity, that he has commenced the practice Of
his profession in this city and will carefully and
punctualiy attend to all calls, by night or day.
He may be found at ell times At the Lo Claire
House when not absent on professional bust ness.
frv7- v1mAdtf
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IGNATIUs LANCER,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON d ACCOUCHEUR.
i OrFICE-South east corner OF Brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from to 8 A. NJ, and
to +. Al. june27-tf
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J. y. PARKER, Nd. ono. v. ACAkN, n. d.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
4 No. franklin Block, second foor, Brady St.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DR.. PAREgRs residence, corner 9th and Le Claire
stssots. Dr. ESQ. w. AoOARN's residence, east
side Of Brady, second door from corner Of eth.
mYl7 diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

WHEAT RECEIPTS. Since the first OF
January the wheat receipts in the market have
been very large, rotwishstanding there has
been considerable unfavorable weather. Some
weeks we have not quoted scarcely any receipts
while others have counted up fast. BY looking
Of bushels Of wheat purchased here since the
commencement Of 1860. has over.reached $50,
600 bushels. This comprises only shout eleven
weeks. From present appearances We should
judge that the wheat crop of 1860 is likely to
keep flowing in several months yet. Farmers
say there is yet large amount Of the article
in the country,
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]. A. REID. NJ. D.,

physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. %, corner Main ana Third streets, Dav-
export, Iowa
DR.. REID can be consulted At his Office At all
bours of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sept25
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THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE! /!

AN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY THIS
~ well-known Hotel was opened for the re-
ception of guests: The house has been tho, ough-
y cleaned, painted, papered and furnished. A
new kitchen. laundry, etc., have been built, and
in short, the houseis now in better con diton than
ever before.
The subscribers, Gillett, formerly of the Scott
House, and John H. Dart, of Chicago, have taken
long lease Of the promises, and will offer supe-
rior inducements for the accommodation of the
travelling public.
One Hundred Day Boar dare
can be accommodated. Families desiring suits of
roems, with privilege of furnishing the same, are
invited to call and select their apartments with
eat delay.
- A good stable connected with the House
GlLLETT / DART.
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q. II. SCsrvBH. %, Dearborn street, Chicago, 10
authorized to receive advertsem ents for this pa-
per.
ROUNDS 1 LAHoDos, 15s Randolph street, Chi
cago authorised to receive sdvsgti 1ensntt for
this paper.
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A. r. L. ID. KELLY,

DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AMI
Il Shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
ian 1O-dfw
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vRANk PLUAnR. 0BO. u. VAN Hos BN
PLUMER Il VAN HOSEN.

A TTOKNEYs AND COUNSELORS At Law
~ and Notariss Public. Alss, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford,
Conn, Capital, $500, 600 City Fire Insurance Co..
New Haven, Conn.,, Capital, @5OO,O40.
Once in LcClairs Block. Davenport. sept
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a vkansas Convention.

LoUIsvILLE, March 90
The Arkansas Convention adjourned after
passing the secession ordinance and coopera.
ton resolutions for submission to population
vote.
A eonciliatory spirit was manifested by both
parties.
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VA. HALL,

d. cON0D0k. VA. dALL
CON0OON Z HALL,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
IA and Notarics Public. Office, North west
ornsr Of Brady and SECOND streets, upstairs
ntrancs on Brady street. july 26-dti
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DOVV.1V.a.vTN! n no y!
COME ONE, COME ALL!
GETS OUT TOMORROW MORNING AT
- ton o'clock, tho best LCNChE EON ever set
ont,
TU RTL 0ouF
(rHE GENuINE-xo xoCE)
GAME, ETC., ETC.,
will grace his table.
WINES, LIQUORS q LAGER BEER
are ready to wash tho good vituals down.
Fail not st your peril-you know the place.
HERlNG 1 HENNE,
mch2l-d2t] On Harrison Street.
NEAT COTTAGE TO RENT
l0NE-HALF OF THAT NEAT COTTAGE ON
~ Rraiy street, adjoining the rssidsass q
T.. .. DcD0A1aat,
-oorAISIx0-
nINE WELL FURNISHED ROOMS,
Gas throughout, Clstsrns, etc., il for rent on rea-
soaabls terms. Apply 70
nshll-tf
THOMAS POWELL'S,
DRUo I FAMILY MEDICINE STORE.
-LAFR-
DT,G.
l0.......... .BRADY STREET. N
HAVING ADOPTED THE CASH SYSTEM
- Of buying and seliag soode, ] an psstArsd
% oIsr = very Low rs'css. . which Irsspsctful-
y aal attention Of the public. In edition 70 -
| veil selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Toilst Goods. ete..
would solicit your astsntio. to > new arrival
goods BY express
BAZIS'S ANANDINE,
FARINA COLOGNE, (sssr ssAxDs,)
LUBIN'S EXTRACT (ssv pssvuxsnY, J
BENZlNE,
Toilet Soaps, AmsrcAn, French and Euslish
AID MAlL DKUsH8s.
Alsos few cases
DARK GTA { . mss NOvs
PALG MtNNEsgY WRA~DY,
WEBsrE" ~ a ~ MGA.
PWnT VINE.
PALE ~ !. AWY.
Which viii b sold sxcIuivsly for medical par
poses.
-AI0O-
1000 HAvAnA 01garn-
Choice Brssds, dirsst fron the importer.
THOS rOwrLL
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". II. GlAAk

W. r. CLAIM
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
IA and Notary Public, No. Nickolls' Block, Dsv-
export, Iowa. lmar5- If
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NBw YoRK, March, 81.
FLoUR-Aarket quietaud without great change
S5.lO@5.l5 super dtasss q. .39@5 IS Extra state
$5.l0@5.l5 super Western; 35.22g5. 40 Common
Extra do; $5.5005.e0 Inferior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
RYB FL0UG-Steady IT 81. .zO0l.lO.
WHBAr-Narket slig1tly in favor Of sellers
with fair export demand. Sales 1900 bbls.-
4l.1S@l.30 Chicago Spring; $l.26 Milwaukee,
Club l.60 White western.
kYD-Asrket quiet
BARI1Y-Steady, ~.
C0Rx-Nsrket quies Arm with fair export de-
mand. Sales $1,000 b1s. 67@6yHc Old Mixed
Western in store 610slc new do. and Yellow
OATs-1arket Arn. 36@85c Western and
State.
fosk-Market quiet and unchanged. Sales
50 btA ?le;s7h msv; sl2.oo@l2.75 prime.
H..s-U n.s-Hs.'; --HUsss.'s;..s.al Sale. 500 b.,., sals..
:, M1s':.'-A''1s'' s1Ss. ''n''. Sales 90 ''''
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27yssr n CucAoo, March 81.
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Dressed HSss 4.
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New fora stsok5.