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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
Southern News,


RucHAoHD. April -, via HAva1 % 0RAC1.
Gov. Hicks and most Of the member from the
eastern part Of the state, sta. ted for frederick
this norning. The Legislature meets q soon.
The Gove nor's messag. VII b sent in y Dosrow
and On aivance copy will b forwarded, II possi-
BILE.
The indications here ars . change II public
sentiment. U0ion men appear to b more hopeful.
Bush river bridge was fred last evening, and
totally destroyed,
A passenger says that Gen. Harney vss taken
prisoner 1t Hsrper's Ferry, BY detaehmspt OF
Virginia troops, this morning. Gen. u. left
Wheeling for the purpose Of reporting himself 1t
Washington. Before the train reached Harper's
Ferry. it WAS stopped, and . number OF troops
mounted the platform, and the General being
pointed out, he was immediately taken into Gus
tody. He was il citizens dress, and was treated
very oourteously. There is no doubt that as soon
~ the Executive Of Virginis il made acquainted
with the fact, Gen. Il, Will be released - was tine
case with an Off ser Of the U. 5 Army, who vas
seized flew days since in Richmond.
In the Western section Of Baltimore, . number
Of American fsgs we're raised this morning,
The steamer Louisiana arrived thie mOrni ng
from Norfolk, with the U. >. mail. No news q
an exciting character.
The forti6cstions on the cosst Of Virginia,
especially the approa hes to Norfolk and Porte
mouth were advancing rapidly, particularly Was
this the case At Fort NORFOLK, Granny lslasd, and
entrance to the port OF Norfolk, yemsined. though
vessels drswiog from - 10 fsss = woaR. pasSsd
freely in and cut.
Efosts we're making to raise the steam frigate
Merrimac, sloop Of VA Plymouth and smother ws'
vesses, which was thought would prove successful
RICHMOND, April ~.
VIM. B. Dobbins, of the SD Regiment Of Mary
land, arrived here last night from Baltimore. D..
represents that there are only 400 troops In
Washington.
800 troops, from South Caroline, arrived at
Richmond this evening.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26.
Senator Mason Is in this city. He Ays be came
to set le the estate OF his relatives. secret r
ilance Committee Is watching him closely. The
populAce are rot aware Of his presence, q they
would undoubtedly mob him,
A dispatch from baltimore, stating that the
Union feeling had revived in that eity 70 dsy
cannot b relied on. There is but oas feeling 10
i5altimors, viz. hostility 70 the Union.
The schooner John Roche, Of New York, il OK
pected to have bsen teised by the secessionists
on James river. and converted into . war vsssel
Com. h. b. Newell, U. ). n, shot himself yss-
terday 1T the Merchant Ho'el.
4 schooner loaded with provisioas for Savan
nah, WAS seissd BY the police in Delaware rive
this p n.
3o,ou0 men are drilling in Philadslphia-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

"Go As We'll AS NoT."-Ap incident
10 the recruiting service the other day. may
not be sCiss 70 record. A wsll-to-do farmer
hssring Of The vac exsisenest in tews. and
Wishing TO contribute come bat towards the
preservation spd honor Of our Star Splang gled
Banner. etc.. brought one Of his sons to town
70 enlist. Arriving at the foot OF the stairs be.
lore proceeding to the srmory. ,hs young mso
ss'd sonsthing sbout being needed 1t homA, /"
When the old pstriot replied with great vehe.
msnes, mo such thing. John; the whest's oil
In. and ve can get along just a. veil ~ithort
you; 60 right up sad list The young mar
lietsd. N F8
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
New YORK Market.

NV YORK, April ~.
FL0CR-Market more sctive and cents better.
s6l5@5.25 super State e5. .2Og5 40 Extra state
S5l595.20 super Western; $5.S0Gt.J0 Common
Extra do; $5.6O@ 5.65 Interior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra kound Hoop Ohis.
hyR FLous -Stsady 1t 81. .40tG4.l0.
WHRAT-Narket lc better.
demand. $l.2S Milwaukee Club; $l.H401 81
Red State $t.40 Common White Western &l.S.
0i.3l Red Western.
kYE-Market quiet. 60.
BARLEY bull, 62475c.
C0RH-Msrket arm. e6X@6sc Old Mixed
Weston delivered 6lX062c new do.
OArs-Market dull. S3@34xc Western and
State.
rosx- Market dull. $3.50 mess; sl375@
1870 prime.
BEsP-U Unchanged.
Cur MEATS Steady.
LAxD-U Unchanged.
WHlsKy--Dull and rather easier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

WAR! War! WAR Tremendous
conflict with high prices; reinforcements from
Boeton and New York have just arrived. The
store, ~ West Second street. formerly occupied
by Farrand, the halter, has Teen recently rent
ed BY the subscribers. neatly reftted and mod
ernis.d, 90 ~ 10 make 1t one Of the most in
vitipg and attractive stores in the city. W.
are nov prepared to offer to the citizens o.
Davenport our we'll eelected stock Of Stspl.
and Fancy Dry Goode. together v.th . larg.
and full assortment Of Boots and Shoes. t
which We invite attention. Soliciting . char,
Of public patronage. We remain respectfully,
CARrka + Co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
River Items.


SATURDAY, April ~.
ARRIVED.
CANADA, Parker, st. Louis.
KsY CrY, Worden, st. Paul.
ARIZONA, Conway, st. Paul.
JOun NEIL, Vo0rhiss, ST. Louis.
DB1ARrEp.
CANADA, Parker, 81. Paul.
KY Cl-T, Wo den, st. Louis.
AaisONA, Conway, Cincinnati.
JonN BELL, VOORHEES,, Lyens.
The VIM. L. Ewing viii bs the rseulae North.
- Lfns lsskst Tor g. Psul Ms nosaise y /
s'elesk. 3 s-s.ss
~ fs.liuA capt. nm, sill = 4. N,
~ hstAsn Aae hesA fe 81. Louis tAis nsun.
~. sssss=as Y i -
The nau .snd papsngsr packet YeAe O.,
Ghpa. Hillhouss. viii hack out for Nonssoss e 1
thiespellnsssna nah1ng -slss couesctisu fer 81
Lssis IN ss hosrs.
The vAsls .anibsF oftteambcat srriv.,. =. mi,
port fas The week ending Saturday night las,
- s6ssty-dz. 80 - tk7*
Business Of ell kinds - the lsvee still naletrar
very faint sstivity. The arrivals and dep.rtur.,
of assssday wrSfSk.s .ssnd the 4usssity Il frei,h,
shpped aat discharged vas small.
fhs rivr sssfi1a Sl1ins a1ilk - 4
'gstsisg q vssy high stage. The kisnsssasy,
=. =. ,sla.sa. r -. l'shxt r r.. B''.s
saaseSe shSpsas siss ef the Nississippt.
.assH s<s@zssss& Isos ssi.ssxs .ss~s~~s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

Bosros. April 27.
Our harbor will be closed against shipment
Of any article for .id and comfort Of rebels.
Caleb Cusning rendered his services for any
capacity 10 defense Of the Unio0.
ltis reported that two more regiments Of
Massachusetts troops will be called tor. They
can be put 10 marching orders In three dlys
The town OF Taunton today voted $4O, 900
for war purposes.
Dispatches from Concord, N. H., say that
Ex-President Pierce. in obedience to telegrap
dispatch from Hon. Mr.. Ingersoll, Of PsD0syl
vanis. has gone to Philadelphia and Baltimore
on N ssion ct mediation tstwesD the rsbels
and Government.
Tel@grsph phic communication with Baltimore
10 re-established. The office at Baltimore il
under state surveillancs. end 10 messsges fos
Washington are permitted 70 pass, exceps
those Of . privste or mercantile character. All
on the lines Of be American Telegraph Com
pany are again open for southern business
Part Of the service will be perform. ed by steam
boat. between Perry vile and Annapolis. Ad-
ditionsl boats will be running IN . few days
and communication with Washington, by boat
aud cais. very frequent. Rates Of changes
same as heretofore.
(5igned] L SANFORD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
Daltiaose News.

BAtTIM.sE. April a.
II 10 said tbst on FRI Icy eve iog propeller
With boats, etc., reinforced Fort AeHeory.
The q 8 resolving ship Allegheny i nov
ct thsF0st.
Several vsssels without the necessary passes
we're ovsehAnisd on thursday 10 attempting
70 lsavs The harbor we're dssaised for sxaai
elton.
Troops from Howard county we're called ont
on Friday and went four milss from Aanapolis
Jupesion. vhen the U. 8 troops we're passins.
Another massachusetts, volunsssr died this
morning Of bic injuries
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
Union scstiness in Maryland.

.CHAADBasDUa0, 70, April ~.
Passenger from Hsgsrtown report sudden
and most Wondesfui shssss in ths ssntiM Msat q
Maryland.
The stars and Stripes will b 1ised = Hagees-
town to-day, and sxtsnsv. pseps' stions ase bsina
mads for further Union demonstrations.
The election nsxt vssk fS Representative
will result tSsmsndously for Lewis r. Terry, q
Union man.
Allegheny eosnty hes instructed IL Represent
stivss that II they vote for secession they will b
hung on t1s,r retusn hOne.
The stars and stripes sss waving III ovss Rred.
ssick City. The Home Guard rsfass . parade
unless under the stars and q rss and 70 ths tune
a Yaakee iesdle.
A. the Clear Spsing botsl the siam aad stripes
were waving, asd the miuers hsve swsrn % rssis,
secossiou 10 the death.
By this time next week - ey0pothissD viii
Sourhssn traitors will .sre svow their sediments
at HAge,stown, Frederick or CumbssfsDd.
Another rspost % that the eastern shore coun-
ties sxespt Worcester ars Union TO the core.
The Unisaists will rsise : military corps il
HageTstcWn 1t once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
BUSINESS MEN, ATTENTION. |
fl e Hsh .sf
saaH tsfss.
TWIN CITIES DIRECTORY
# f@#8 s& sf8a@
Fer 1891 and 1000.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEN So
! licitsd BY the BUSINESS men 70 pubiish = ~.
rectory for the CisSss " D~vsnpOrt, kOck lslsDA
md moline, has !. mn encsd tie work, aDS vim
nave the bo,k usedy ior delivery abeus the StA
OF June next, and rom his experiences in the busi.
ness, feels safe In promising furnish more eo0.
lete and reliable Directory thaa hsret0iors issse4
Tor these Cities. f
tn work will contain . complete list Of all the
business and profes -iousl men, Clerks, ssleswes.
look Keepers, House keepers, Nj liners, Dseeo
Makers, Ssamstresses, etc., residing OF ing .ssi
nees in the iy Of Davenport, k.ek Island os
Moline. Also skssehss Of al the dhurchss,
-ohools, Public Institutions and societies, snd .
will be printed on hne, whIts paper, and hound 10
good style. None but caresul aud competent can-
vassers will be employed, and tas busiLsss ansa
may, with safety, rely - the correctness Of this
work.
u would bs superSs~us - .sstios hers the
benefits Of City iEsctory - AosvishiLS ard EsD-
idly growing Cities like these, or the sdvantse6s
II advertising in work VI this cher esG1. v..e-e
rhe card Of the business man is continually in the
all classes, bu' It il hopsd that this viii BE- aD-
p-ec ated by tie busincss men and their valuabte
patronage exthDded Air ~
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Price Of the Book 70 subscribers, $3.50; to nea-
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April 8, 1861. spss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

Honx GUARDS Of the Sixth Ward.
asd those vho istssd " join ssid seopssy.
ere seqssstsd TO osst = Renvists elEss, %
this Monday evening 1t o'clock for the
purpose Of perf.stisg the orgsnisstisn.
JnBr YAnv1s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
More Secession D .predslions.

PEssYsvILLE, April u.
Government messenger left v sshington
at o'clock THE morning. sod reports the
track this side of Annspolis Junction - torn
up by the sscessionisss Of tho vicinity, for two
miles. 1t will soon Be rspairsd. Il was BRO
posed that morning. TO move tive thousand
troupe to Warrington.
w. P. Potter Of Macs. bearer Of dispatches
from Gen. Scott. arrived. He ssys the con-
masder at Hsrpsr's Perry hsd given sssaran-
ces that Virginia would not allow any atsask
on the Capital from her coil. The 10 confirmed
by gentlemen from Eichmond % being the SEQ.
imen's Of Gov. Letcher No Aags Of any kind
are allowed 10 Baltimore to-day, 10 conse-
qusoce Of large demonstration esterdsy and
the determination Of the Unionists 10 kssp
theirs up.
Several regiments passed Annapolis June.
tion last night for Washington.
Thirteen thousand troops ere at the Capital
and 5000 more on the way.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
DIN. WM. p. HILLS,

FORMERLY OF LIE CLAIRE, WOULD AN
II noaace to the cititiseas Of Davenport and
bis prote- sion in this city, and will carefully and
punctna.ly attend to all calls, BY night or day.
He may be found ut all times 1T the lie Claire
House when not absent on profess, s,onAl business.
frv7- v1m&dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

FLAG RAISING AT THE COURr HOUSE.
This evening at half past four o'clock bsauti.
ful banner will e raised upon the cupola oi
the Court House. The military are expected
to be prseent, and speeches will be made by
Geo s. &. Dow, Hiram rrice, Geo. II. Parker,
and other gentlemen Of our city. Let every
citizen who can spare the time be present and
take part in the sxsrcisea
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
From q. Loals.

81. Lorn, April -.
The Rsps6liess ststss that Gov. Jscksoo 10
usrsssrvsd sosvsssstion With gsutlsusu 10
shts city. has declared his policy b pssss
policy that be convened The Legislature only
for ths purpose Of ooss psslscsly ssgasiIog
the militis. and putsirg The State u proper
defense that he told the President Of The
state Convention thst that body ought not to
Be called together for the pssssgs of the g..
essa,en Ordinsnss; thst be 10 10 favor Of ~
claiming The present states. lssvisg II to time
and circumstances % they mas sr,ss to deter.
loios the best souSss. Ths Rspsblices sleo
rive. assurance thst funds which may bs psid
into the TssssuSy ~ tAs bsshs sodsr tie
lseaDirag suspessien. specie psymens viii moi
g Asslat4A trom their Legitimate pssposs, but
AcpsopsiaAe6 IN the pey0sats1 Sts,s interest.
toar sse,ossts of vsluntests sss nesslv or
esn,ssd aad ssoehss bstsg fososd.
Bxchangs % Nav York q l2Al6 premium
fee MissssE, funds and very scarce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

TaE streets were extremely busy Sat-
urday. Country flks were in 10 full force 10
look over the to wn and make the usual pur-
chases. The merchants had the best Of it ws
presume. We are willing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

RICHMOND, a ril 23.
Il 10 reported here that Dispatch b . been re-
ceived BY Gov. Letsher from NJ. esusron, Seere-
tary o War st " a.hiugton, inqnisiig whstber,if
he came to Richmond, be would be psotectsd; hi.
psrposs being to ask for an ssm,ssics for sixty
d.ys. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

ENcoURAeISa.-The dispatches from
st. Louis have an encouraging aspect The
prospect, If We may credit the report, 10. that
that State will make no move towards going
out and joining the seeded States. This
pleases us. 1t will throw pretty strong cheek
upon the war spirlt Let other Border States
stand there too. and the fight will be over In
ninety days. though meanwhile there may be
come sharp fighting. On our inside page vs
republish IN able anti secession article from
the st. Louie Republican Of the 2sth inst.
Every man should read il.
"MEET You ON rHE BcRDRR."-This
saying has passed into by-vord in st. Louis,
% . citizen informs us, who has recently ~.
tsrnsd Aoms from that city, Il ssioisssed h
this wsy: Some wesks sisse. one ofthe Cap.
s.ins Of one Of our military esmpAaie1o hep.
pensd to Be 10 st. Louie, and while stsss I'D.
himsslf bold to call sreund on The ailisssy a
their stations. Meeting With : eapsni6 - 90
II The minute men soapaDise. vhiuA -
known .. rank sscsssionis,s, an iatredaseioa
took place. Ana sfter he s6uai sGIstasssas esd
remsses insideat ppoa sssh uesaisge thssiss
yes msn remarked that bic nen wsala -
With the south, whereupoa tAS Capitals. wks
wss on the o'her side entirely. With nssh
military sosvi'y, replied. ~'ssA Apsssp. shslI b.
extremely Happy, one OF tAese daya = pssl
you on the Border" This beardine ~ lie. 4,
MS den nas not been forgotten in sseessiou
milissry sirs'ss there. but when anything -
sid ahoeA shslaeuxths Ietort Il. In -
ye2 90 80 Pofdsf" So The ssory gess. ~
|4(GepsltR " that there Slll - = 80
sseisy ier shaA0sseiaes Ne asaha go, -
- . cordial - -
ssssss sse~s<s sss# ~ - sa...e~ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

LuAvlNG OuT.-The trees are getting
out their unforas for eumn or service. The
late favorable weather has assisted them much
in cnpacking their trunks, and getting ready
10 leave
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
Arrival Of Fugllives from the South.

HAeaI+sURo, April ~.
Five ear loads Of fugltives from tho Son th
arrived here to-day. Twenty-Five Phiisdslphi
men from Richmond also arrived. All had
been vorkmen at the shot and she'll fonadry In
the city. They we're there Eve weeks since
snd nov return on psss given BY Governor
Lstcher. They report that : PhiIadelphian Il
engaged 10 mod. .rOising 5000 old hint lock
musgets for Virginia.
Reports Of travellers from Bsltimors indicate
. ssrosg disposition among eonssrvstiv 4
to rise and take the power in their own
hands from the mob. The restoration Of Fed
eral allegiance n eonfidsntly pssdistsd By
Baltimoresos
The dispstch about rails being torn up on
the railroad between Aooapolls sod Washing
ton il thooght 20 be iroorrscs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

REcRuIT1NG.-The hall over our
heads has again been turned into recruiting
office. We hope the occupants will have some
mercy on their friends and keep ~ quiet %
possible
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

RAMA fine shower Of rain mois-
tened ths dry earth on Friday night. Ths
farmers cay it helps the young grain and veg
egtation generally very much.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

ne Boston Commevsol Bsllssi~, Of the brs,nes.
ehserss, gives Is fallares aud euypensions in New
Y.st, " in Hosson, an1 10 IL oskes place. beinx
: total Of u dsrins the week -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

gDW Az 3. eWAoER.
IARPENTER and BUILDER, AT COATES
~ a Patchin's Old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. laplS-dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

A. r. Il ID. KELLY,
HACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
u shippers Of Live Stock. 81 Brady street.
IAN 1O-d kw
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s4iteMttOn !!
DAVENPORT GUARDS /!

ASX THE DAvENIUkT GUARD ARNORY
~ VIII oe open every day (SuLd y exceptsd)
iron A. ~ until r. n. The Armosy
y On the Sd or Of the Post OGos buildr
ing. over the iDBnocxAr Once. Psrsops ~isaise
70 enlist OF for tur'her information, apply q tho
HAIL. ny order Of the C.mpanv,
spr9Sl ID. STUhR AND A. SCneRRn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

COOLING Military excitement
seems to be losrg ground. The late scarcity
Of bloody news furnishes no occasion for excit-
ing conversation and bad blood. There are
plenty of soldiers about, but people have got
used to them, aud spsulettes are NO longer Of
account. We should not be surprised, how
ever. If there should be . slight stirring up
among the people in few days
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

MOLINE DAN SWEET AwAY.-We
learned on Saturday that portion Of the Mo.
line dam had been swept away during the
day. BY the heavy pressure Of water. A sim
liar occurrence took place two years ago. bu,
1t was thought that the breach had been &C
thoroughly rseonssructsd as to defy recu ;
renee Of the disaster. About two feet had been
swept away st l4st accounts.
An eyewitness says that Immediately after
the brssking away the water in the fun n,ss
above the dam fell one foot in the space Of vo
minutss The accident msy be the means Of
rendering the immense water power At Moline
useless for come months, and thereby submit
propristcrs and operatives in the various man.
ufaetusiog estsblishments fed BY that dam, 70
serious loss. Two frame builaings fioa,ed of
With the dam. A conside rable quantity Of ps.
per was damaged in the lower story Of Wheel.
ock's papsr mill. ..s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

AT WoRK.-Thc various candidates
for the Offices to be filled in the First Regiment
II Iowa Volunteers are actively at work can
vassing for votes. The positions are those Of
both honor aud profit the latter especially.
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THE CITY,.


Believing, that within tho meaning Of the Con-
stitution an extvs ordinary occasion has occurred
and that subjects Of vital importance TO the poo
pie Of the State Of Iowa require the immediste
attention Of the Legislature. Now, therefore, ],
SAMUEL j. kIRkwoOD, Governor Of said State, BY
virtue Of the authority in me vested, do hereby
convene the General Assembly Of said State, in
special session, to be begun and held st DesMoines
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of Nay, A. D., 1851,
at two o'clock r. ". Of said day.
In witness whereof, ! have hereunto set my
hand, and caused to be hereunto a6ixed
IL. s the great seal Of the Sts.s Of lowe:
Dated ut DesMoines this 18th day 81
~ April, A. d., 1861.
SAMUAL J. kIRkWOOD.
BY the Governor.
ELyAH SELIs, Secy Of State.
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u. s. Il.

I EGAL NOTICE.--To Bumard Wa,d, Sir =
II You are hereby notified that th ere 10 now on
file in the Office Of the Clerk of The District Court
for Scott county, State Of Iowa, : petition Of
Vary Ward, claiming from you : divorce from
the bonds Of u atrimony, for the reason that you
hsve willfuily deserted and absentsd yourssl
from her without . reasonable cause, tor period
of more than two years.
or before noon Of the second day Of the neat teri
o said Court, to be begun and holden on Monday
the third day Of June, A. D., 1861, default will
be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
DAWSON 4 TRUE,
apr25-4w Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

TrNER Il Co., Brady street, between
Fourth and Fifth Streets will take in payment
| for goods, the notes Of all of the discreditsd
| banks Of Illinois and Wisconsin, at their value,
They have good stock Of Dry Goods and
Groceries, and are selling cheap Call and zee
them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

J.C.PARKER, ND. GEO. v. A'CAkR, n. d.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
[ No.. franklin Block, second door, Brady st.,
Between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
D D. PAR1ga's residence, corner eth and L. Claire
streets. Dr. GE0. w. McCARNs residence, east
side Of Hracv, second door from corner Of eth.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
StOTTlOUNTt CAvALRY.

A6eet11a4 or Formers !!
A MEETIRG OF THE CITIZENS OF THE
IA northwestern part Of this County will BE-
held at the town Of Dixon, May 4th, 1t 10 o'clock
Tor the purpose Of forming company Of Cavalry
b. +. GUE, II. FREsNAN,
T. GRAHAM, HENRY tGBExr,
DR. CARTE. PHILO LOwaY,
MATHEW POA4E.;, W. GRIsR,
L. SN, DEE, JANIS QUINN.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

UNION CLUB SoCIABLE--The Union
Club. composed entirely Of military men, are
to havsa Soeiable this Monday evening at
Metropolitan Hall, to which al ere invited
S,rasssrs Band, A. Milo White prompter,
furnish the music. and q general good time
may be expected Military men are requested
to appear p uniform
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

81 rs s 0ON0uDON Z HALL.
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
~ and Notarics Pubic. Office, North west
ornsr OF Brady and second streets, up-stairs--
ntrance on Brady street. july 26-dtf