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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
co Nj Nj E RCI AL
DAv vENPORT MARkET.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE or rHs DFAOCRAr AND NEws,l
Friday Eve. A pril %. 1851.

OFFICE or THs DFMOCRAr AND NEws,(
Friday Eve., April 26, 1851. I
Wheat is } cents lower to day. Shippers ore
afraid to risk much on exports to Southern ports
and home demsnd is very limited, ~ high water
prevents some Of the mills frsm running.
FLOUR Firm at $4.6O05.O0.
WHsAr--Quiet At 65@66c. Receipts 3,232b bu.
Shipments 934 bu.
BARLEY-25@ 50c. Receipts 2ao bu.
CoRH-Steady at lsc for ear and 100 fer
helled. Receipts 57S bu. Shipments $40 bu.
OArs-Dull ct 13c. Receipts 80 bs. Ship
ments 900 bu.
PorAross.-Plenty at SQl0c. Receipts s2S
bu. Shipments 900 bu.
Shipments 20 tons.
ONIoNs.-l0c. Receipts 65 bu. Shipments Sc
bu.
HAY--Dlll 1t $405.
CoAL-From wagon l0c per bushel Coal VII.
Icy coal Sc in yard Henry county coal lOc in the
yard.
WooD-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord
LARD-l0@l3He y b.
HANs-Nev Sugar Cured l1012Kc per lb-
Common lo@I! 10 per lb.
CHxos-H -Hsrkimer Go. l3Gl7e per lb.; Wss-
tern Reserve II H@12kc.
POuLfRY-Live Chickens 4l.25@l. so = dor.
Dressed s@se = b. Turksys, 6oQ75c dressed
do. s0loc = b.
BurrsR.-Plsnty 1t lo@l3Ks IN.
Roos-l00l3Hc p dos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
Important from Cairo.

CAIso. Ill, April Is.
The steamer G. e. Hillman, ST. Louie And
Nashville packet, for Nashville, vas boarded
BY Capt. Scott about six mil~s north Of here
and tho captain Of the steamer vas requested
to Isrd her st Cairo. which b. promised % do
When the bost arrived st Bisds Point. No.,
Immediately opposite Cairo. che vss round. d
to and lsoded. The o1icsss. crew and pss.
ssnasrs oil deserted her, She we then tsken
possession Of by the steamer Sssllov. Cao, ain
Scott eommsnding. and brcught 70 this port.
She had on hosrd 600 kegs Of powder and
large qssntitiss Of other eontssbaod soods.
destined for the 6ooth, which was eooh ted.
The Hiilmao j. 10 possession of The Ststs a..
thorities.
Ths manifeets of steamers from Louis vile
and 81 Louis for Nav Orleans, loaded. this A
n. we're examined. Nothing vas found ex
cspt legitimate commerce, and they were per-
Ditted to proceed.
Passengers from the South report that troops
are being rsised st Memphis. Randolph, end
other Southern points. Their plan 10 to pro.
cesd BY railroad 70 Colrmbus. Ky., from there
march through Kentucky and make 90 stte ck
upon Csilo from the Kentucky bank of the
river. 4t
All 70 quiet bere 70 day. 0oversmsot troope
are fully prepared for any attack that nav Sc
made on them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
From PhiladeI phla.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2E.
There 10 proba bility Of re- orsning travel
o and from Washington by order Of 0snsrsl
Scott.
l. is reported that over 1000 Southern
troops arrived st Norfolk on Tuesday. Dsssi-
nation secret.
Every sDdeavor has been used with the su.
'horities Of Baltimore 70 permit The rs-epsniug
II t-lsgrAphie communications, but unsuceess
fully.
The ruDor in regard to the ordering swsy
Of Union men is untrue. II they keep very
quiet. they will not be ioterfered With.
gentlemsu from Washington reports the
following as L'nco ne reply to the Rslt,more
Committee ssking for peace. concluding thns ::
Gentlemen. nov 60 home and tell your peo
PIE if they will not attack vs will not ~,
tack them II they stack US We will rstsliAte
severely Troops tnust come to Washington !;
and that thfhugt' M.ryland and they shsll !,
Governor Hicks has issued = proclamation
convening the Legislature for TO uorros H.
coDs.qnei ce.
gentleman who left Charleston on Thu,dsy y,
says eauregard was there superintsndiDg the re-
lair of Fert Sumter, with the expectation If On
immediate attack on Charlert n from tho North
That there was no movement Of tr0sps TOWARDS th .
North, and he believes there will be none.
The ra'lroad company are using their utmost "a
repair the bridges desuoyed on their road, % as 10
have the regular route to Washington open.
The city council has raised the war sppropria-
lion from 80, 900 to 250,0OO dollars.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26.
The Ere'dng Americam Of b ltiu.ore, is recci we'd
1t is rum ,red that the Government has desach :
ment OF troops protecting tho workmsn Who are
repairing the bridges on the Philsdelphia Rail
road east Of the Susquehauna pier. 1t will be
open for m alls and travel only. Ii is believed tha,
quorum OF the Legislature cannot assemble at
edricksbu,g. Friday.
The banks are preparing to issue small notes,
to be authorized by the Legislature.
schooner from New York, towed by q tug,
vas brought TO- BY shot from Fort Monroe, which
vent through the tug. The cargo wss siesed. Il
consisted q military stores Tor Virginia, sld full
Light Artillery Battery.
The Petersburg, Va Erpress esys there are
10000 troops at Richmond, 1900 at Hsrper's Fer
y, and $500 At Norfolk, including $50 from
Georgia.
1t is stated that Jeff Davis will not issue letters
Of marque until af'er the meeting OF his Congress,
on the goth.
A private letter from Baltimore says that The
city i quiet, that ttrosps are passing from Annap
oils TO Washington without interruption, tha
there seems to be desire to interfere, that the
conservative sentiment is predominating aga, =.
and that oil felt more hopeful Of peace 70 .dav.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
Rumored Flight ~ Ex.President Bach.
anan u Caoada.

0A1MeDUn0, April 70.
II is currently reported that Ex- President Buch
anan has disposed Of his farm, and fed 70 Casa
da, in consequence of the threstenisg remarks.
Ohio troops, two thousand strong are CHARTERED
in Lancaster.
Hon John Sherman has Joined the Ohio troops
~ private soldier. -
$1,000 Pennsyi. .nia.s have thus fer responded
to the call for volunteers, and the Governor says
he is literally mobbsd with Offers Of more. He
has accepted $4,000.
L.rge numbers Of persons arrived q York, Pa,
yesterday, from Baltimore, from wh ence they 1ed.
HARRJsBuRG. April IS.
It Is reported that m attack Was made By Mary
lar lers on Hanover village, York Co., on Tuesday
oc,ssiouei by great stampede Of negroes.
ReIisble accounts say that whole families are
crossing into the State. report places the total
loss Of dawes BY Maryland sisce the troubles be-
gan, at 5000. Great fears entertained in the
.ordsr countiss u Maryland, Of the departure Of
the slave population.
Gen. Scott assured gentleman that Washisg-
ton Vas ssfe against I'll present sesscks. Our in
formant con6rns-the snDosDesDent Of The arrival
there Of three New York and the eighth Aassa-
chnsetts reg ments. .4t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

FRIDAY, April rs.

D. FRIDAY, April 20
AR1IvBD.
JENNIE WH,PPLs. usay, St Louis.
NORTHERN LIGHT, Davis, ST. Paul.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
DAoOTAa, Pittsbnrg.
LUzARNE, Stewart, st. Louis.
DEPARrHp.
NORTHERN Lost, Davis, st. Louis.
KATE CAssEL, Rillhouse, Aontrose.
DAcOrAH, st. Pnul.
The Jennie Whippae will depart for st. Lonis
this morning.
The Key City, Capt. Worasn, will be the regu-
lar Northern Line packet for st. Lsuis and way
points this morning.
The Canada, Capt. Deekss win bs the regular
Northern Line packstfor St.Louis this morning .,
o'clock.
ThA Haukaya State u;i be the regular forth
ern Line packet for St. Plul to-nor orrow sundsy
morning.
The Pembina, Capt. Hill, will be the regu-
lar Northern Limo boat for st. Louis tomorrow
Sunday morning.
LAID UP.-Tne steamers Denmark and Henry
Clay, in sons vf the scarcity of freight,
have laid up t.4 lne present.
ACCIDENT At THE BRIDGE.-Yesterdsy morning
about o'clock, IS tho steamer Northern Light
was coming through the draw, she struck the up
per end Of the large pier, carrying away the heel
house, wheel and 6anges, cook house and serious
~ injurng several state-ros M, racking the mid
die Of the boat to : considerable sxte-t. For
tunately, there was no one hurt. The damage to
the boat will amount TO not less than $4,000. She
laid here long enough to make some slight repairs
and proceeds ed down the river with one wheel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

NV Yosx, April %.
FLsCR-MArkst mese setive and cents better.
35l0G5.2O super State; $5.l515.25 Extra state
s5lO@5.10 super Western x5.250l5 Is Common
Extra do; $5.SO45.65 Interior 70 Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis. -,
KYB FL0UR --Stsedy At 81. 4OQ4.l0.
WHsAr-uarkst fally 10 better with fair export
dsnsnd. $1.26 Milwaukee Club; $l.l7xMi 81
Rsd State; $l.4o Common White Western 81. 3.
0k.32 Red Western. 1
RYB-Masket Quiet. 80.
BARLBY-Dull, 62a75c.
CoRN-Market 6rm. 66H@68c Old Mixed
Westen delivered ;el1<063s nsw DO.
OArs-Aalket dull. s3@s4Xc Western and
State.
i ,Foss -Harkst dun. sl..5s n.s sls.75@
1890 prime.
Bssf-U Unchanged.
Cur MBATs-Stsady.
LARD -Unch1nged.
WHsKY-Duli and rather easier.
New YOrA Stock Market;
|)e TAI nj es.T -- IA rtl rs eag
NEw YosK, K,tAril 96.,
/ 6toen dull and l0woF.
aAsass issssk \. C,S'As0s s.aas1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
DAVENPORT IOWA SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL a. 1851
SrIkITUALIsM.-We have attended

SpIKITUALIsM.-We have attended
part Of . eourss Of lectures delivered in this
city by Miss Laura DeForce, and are under
obligation to pay our respects 70 them. Aiss
DeFotee Il ssid to Be . trance speaker and
medium of the spirituslist order. Spirituslism
s one Of the isms With which vs have never
had any sympsthy and of course have never
learned any Of its mysteries, and it 10 rule
With % TO say little oi What We know moth
ing. We always looked upon woman - owing
much TO religion, because it has been the
means of raising her to her proper place -
the equal Of man. and We we're surprised ~
lsss. - Asss the fair lsctursr spsskipg against
Christianity. and ws we're unable to get fully
to the stand point from which she viewed It,
10 her last lecture. che wound up by saying
that the aim VI spiritualism vas to do away
With oil distisetions and bring man to his fsl.
10 y man, and instead Of the selfishness which
promotes these distinctions to prompt them to
follow the prscspts Of Jesus Of Nszereth. and
love one another. We do not want you to
give up your religion, ssid she, for God know
you have little enough Of it. We know moth
ing ri the spirit. er The power. OF intelligence.
or whatever it may be. by which she spoke.
bu. 10 our mind. she was very eloquent. sspsc.
tally in her last lecture, and entertained her
audience sell. without entering into any cis-
eussion on the merit or dsmerit o: the system
which she advecste', We would simply cay
that if it is the true one, it cannot he too soon
propsgatsd. But it is our privilege to TRY
the spirits" aud that ws intend to do. "becauss
many false prophets are gone out into the
world" In her concluding remarks. she said
that the car Of human progress vas in motion,
aud al indolsnt spirits Who would not do any
| thing for ths benefit Of humanity, had better
clear the track, or the car would run over
them. These lectures we're but thinly attend.
ed. owing perhaps, not Sd much to want Of
appreciation on the part of our citizens, ss to
the excitement Of the timss, or per rhaps because
they were not advertised.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

GERMAN VOLUNTEER CoMpANY.-1he
new army regulations allowing volunteer CON-
psnies for the ensuing campaign but two Lieu.
ssnsatA rKrnst Claussen. the youngest Of the
Isutenants Of this company. elected Arril
l7th. 1851, has resigned as such officer. s
On the 9th day Of April. 1861. an election
Of non.cemmissionsd officers Of this company
vas held. reiultine % follows:
orderly Ssrgeant- Ernst Claussen.
S"rgeamts-lst. Lewis Schoen I'D, Conrad
dsnwold Sd. Frank Dittmann, 4tb, Char.es
F. Stuckmer
Corporals-1st, VIM. 8. Mackenzie, I'd. Gus.
Ter A. Koch; Sd. Claus Rohwer 4th, J. F.
Doerscher
Davenport. April 26, 1851.
A. WExrE, Captain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

ARTILLERY kLECTIoN.-The election
Of officers for the Davenport City Artillery
came Oft At the Armory on Thursday evening.
The foilsv wing ofleers we're s,eeteds
Csptain-J. u. Brewster.
First Lieut.. S. Slsymaker,
Second Leut.-W. +. Holmes.
Third Lieut.-Geo. E. McCosh.
Epign-H. ,. Qsolittle. lT
First Sargeant--F. Msjtheny.
Second Sergeant-Henry Mcneil.
Third Sergeaas-G. f Hall.
Fourth Sefgesnt-J. Speed.
Fifth Sergeant-vscant.
The ssslee.iaaas5 aaa.s5 srs good ones. The .omp.-
NJ is ably oficsrsd. and is in good eosdi.
ton fqs aeryiee. We ccqerstulats Capt.
Brewster upon his fine company.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
EXTRA SESNlO
-Op fHD-
IOWA LEGISLATURE
Proclamation by the Governor.

Bsles ing, that within the mssningof thsCcn-
stituton, an extra ordinary occasion has occurred,
and that subjects Of vital importance to the peo-
pie Of tho State Of Iowa require the immediate
attention Of the Legislature. Now, therefore, |,
SAMUEL J. KIKkwooD, Governor Of said State, by
virtue Of the authority in me vested, do hereby
convene the usaersl Assembly Of said State, in
special session. to be begun and held st DesMoinea
On Wednesday, the 18th day of May, A. D., 1851,
at Two o'clock r. n Of said day.
In witness whereof, ] have hereunto set my
hand, and caused 10 be hereunto affi xed
-, 81 the great seal Of the State Of lows.
Dated at DesMoines this 25th day Of
~ April, A. d., 1861.
SAMUAL J. kIRkWOOD.
By the Governor.
ELIJAH SELLs, Sec'y Of Ststs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

The STARS AND STRIpEs.-The old
time honored flag of onr country, tho ensign
under which our forefathers fought, bled and
died. and which they bequesthed to Ne A. .
precious memento Of their euffsrngs Ia the
cause Of liberty. and to be preserved by us
from the insul q Of an invading foe, was throw wn
to the breeze last evening by a company of
our enthusiastic young friends Of both sexes.
Shouts rent the sir as its folds foated 10 The
air, and sweet voices made the welkin ring
with our Star Spanglsd Banner, asd other
patriotic anthens Speeches were made BY
several young men, among them one from a
member Of the d. G. As, whose soul WAS full
Of patriotism, and which was warmly applaud.
ed. The d. G. G.s we're also represented
The flag was presented by tie ladies. and is OF
good dimensions. being ex9 feet, and makes !
fine appearance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

WAR! War! WAR Tremendous
Boston and New York have just arrived The
store, 81 Weat Second street, formerly occupied
by Farrand, the halter. has Lsen recently rent.
ed by the subscribsrs. neatly rsfttsd and mod.
ern'zsd, 90 as to make It one Of the most 10.
viting and attractive stores in the city. We
srs now prepared to offer to the citizens Of
Davenport our we'll selected stock of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods. together with . large
and full assortment Of Boots and Shoes. to
which We invite attention. Soliciting . share
Of public patronage. We remain respectfully
CARrRS h Co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
The nativity Of the Davenport City Guards

Average age Of members Of Company, 25h
years.
This company is made up Of able bodied
men, and is second to none in the State Dav.
enport expects good account of them, and
We believe will not be disappointed.