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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02
Faom 00nogo0evy.
AosTooHsav. April -.
Cosgrsss met at 5000.


President Davis Ossssge sonou' eed ehe
rss6estioo Of The psrnsosnt coo.sisu,ios sf
the Confederate States. end shst i oeiy -.
msins fos sn election 70 BE- he'd for the dseignr
alton Of oGis 70 70 adminlsisr the gosesnmsot,
II says the declaration OF vsr made axsto0e
the conlsds' ation BY Arsnsm LDeoln, render.
81 II necessary TO convene Coogrvss 70 0svise
means 10 seplsbish the Treasury. end for The
defence Of The eOantsy. The Psssideot then
reviews the relations heretofore sxissiog b.
tween the States. and the ev-nts which have
resulted in the present warfare. Referring y
the rssult Of the mission Of the Commissioners
to Washington. he says: The crooked path of
diplomacy can scarcely furnish % example -
wanting In coursesy. csndor end dirsctnsss %
vss the corrse Of the UGited Sestss Covers
ment towards the Commissionersl
The President incidentally refers TO the
prudent caution observed by the Aest OF
Charleston during the bonbas dmsns Of sum
ter, and psy- high compliment 70 the Carroll.
Uisns for their fort earapce BEFORE and heroism
during and msgnaoiDity after the bO0bard.
meat. He recommends the appointment of
diplomatic agents. He Gays the Confsdsrscy,
through Mr. stephens. hiss concluded . con-
vsntion with Virginia Viii. b hes united her
powers and f,rluDes With us. He has sa.iasse-
tory assurance that other > uthern S,a,~s viii
sCOn stsks their fortunes With ours de eaye
the most OF .the executive depsrtme, - are In
succesaful operation the Poet Asster General
can soon be ready 10 sssums the dirsstioo Of
postal sffairs.
In conclusion. he congrstulates the Coofsd.
srsey oo the patriotic devo'ipa exhibited by
the people OF the Coofsderscy. Tue rs'lwsy
compsniss propose liberal rstss fo' transpcrts-
iion II mails. and will receive In e0mpsnsssioa
the bonds Of the Coniederscy.
He ssvsa p opls thus united and resolvsd.
cannot fail VI hOal sucesss; our caus' 10 JUS
and holy. and we protest solsWsly 10 the fses
of DankLd that - ssirs peace at sDy sscrt.
fee. to save our honor and iodev We
Geek no cor quest. DO sggrsndissmsot, no eon-
cessiOn from, the Free Sta,.s; ell we ssk - 70
he let alone. that none shall sstempt our sub
jugstion bv arms This ~ Gill aid must rs-
s,st to the direct extremity. The moment this
intention 10 abandoned. the sword vii drop
frola our grasp end - shall be rssdv 10 enter
into treaties u smity end commerce. mutually
beneficial. so long ~ this p-stensioo 10 MAIN
'aisd with . 6rm reliance on hat Divine
Poser which covers with his Jrotec,ioo the
just cause, We will continue to strugxls for our
inherent right TO freedom, indspsDdenes and
sslfeOvernmsnt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02
Judge BOMd's Charge 10 the Jury la
tho Case u the baltimore Rioters.
BALrtnORE. NAV


Judge Bonds charge to the Jury, aft recitiDg
the occurrences Of the vth Of April, says IL 10
your duty, gentlemen, under tne solemn oa,hs
you have taken, imps srtisly TO inquire into those
occurrences, and present such pers ms as bors part
in the ,iot. The very existence Sf soeisty de-
pends upon your faithful discharge Of this duty.
You will inquire whether there va preconcerf I'd
action and preparation, and by whom. You are
bound to presen. those who aided in obstrucring
the hviiroad and prev ented the - mach Of the
troops and assisted in impeding their pssssge. a.
the same time it Is your duty 10 inquire whsthss
any OF our citizens were, without ju t,6cstioa
or provocstion, fired upon by troops and killed.
Beride- tho loss Of life. the oleoce dOas 70 prop
erty By the bsssking into stoses. The assuming y
nnia wful authority. the il.sgsl ssD.sg u tsssps,
ks, 81 ..:sS .::fI =. lsvsiis dass1s
potent voice of law sho ould - hoard sbSvs tAo
iia Of strife, else al security and stability 70
gone. There will be nothing LETT u our social
fame, worthy Of an effort 70 preserve.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02
TELEGR APH(C.
THE WAR WSI
Money aud Troops Plenty.
OPENING o. rue SouyaRaH Coxesas.
JO6. oAv10s AGOO009O.
RUNORS AND SPECUZAz1ONy.
BALTIMORE FOR TIE UNION.
Reinforcement Of Forts.
OPENING o. rHE SouYuRaM Coxesnps.
Jon. I00v1Os 1E0O0AgO
RUMORS AND SPECJZAzIONS.
BALTIMORE FOR TIE UNION.
Reinforcement Of Forts.
WAsH.NoroN. Nav l,

WAsH:NoToN. Nay l.
TIE Secretary Of the Treasury had sdver
tised for proposai- until the Both inst. unless
the whole amount offered be sooner taken ai
Per, for nearly fourteen millioDs Of the stccx ol
the United States. under the act u June. 1850
authorizing . loan, and providing for ths r.
demption OF treasury notes.
A special to the World SAYS arranRemen nts
have been made for the resumption Of travel
by railroad via Baltimore and York. Pc.
All Southern jonrnals received TO dsv, state
that large bers Of troops are gathering
there. and tie free negroes are being impressed
into the service.
Nearly every portion Ct Washington and
District 10 connected by telegraph.
Letters received to-day. from Paris. stats
that the French Government +" fully postsc on
American affair. and no y mpathy 10 felt ior
the Confederate Ststes
Contrsr, 10 often repeated rumors, Il 10 re-.
liably ascertained that martial lsv will not be
proclaimed here. unless there shsll BE- . Tes-
son for il. which certainly do. . not nov exist
Among the unfounded reports to-day. wss
one that the War Department had received
. di-patch stating thst the Confederate States
troops we're concentrating 10 Virginia. for a.
Immediate raid on Washington. Military men
have no fears on that subject.
Orders have been Issued to ,mmanders OF
regiments and independent companies. to make
their reports to the headquarters Of the De
psrtment at Washington. stating, among other
things, the strength Of their respective com
msuds, character Of their srDe, supply Of am :
munition degree Of proficiency in drills. and
the character Of th- same. il they understand
the din as sk,rmiehere. ii they have prsc-
rc.d 1t the target and the range. and pro-
6ciency thereof. II they know the manual Of
the bayOnet exercise They will alec state
their abiity TO take the field. - TO camp and
garrison sqnrpags and organization Of their
commissnry quariers. masters and medical de-
psrtmen,s. Commanders will be held sccount.
able for the want Of good discipline.
Toe articles Of var will be read to the res.
pective con msnds on the Sabbath, ~ the 10
spectioD, before going to church. and they vill
b sRe Ung36 -0e6Jse. .i7-- = -. arms
leave OF - senc- u = -. ..-~-.s-
gran, ed C.I King, Minister to Rome. to enable
him TO command the Wisconsin volunteers
Also to Carl SchuIz. Minister to Spain, Who
proposes to raise company # cavalry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02
EXTRA SESSION.
OF THE
low A LEGISL AZURE
Proclamation by the Governor.

Believing, that within the meaning Of the Cen
stitution, an rsordinary occasion has occurred
and that subjects Of vital importance to the peo-
pie Of the State Of Iowa require the immediate
attention Of the Legislature. Now, therefore, l.
SAMUEL J. KIREwooD Governor Of said State, BY
M virtue 2 Of the .sRthsFilzip.we WsiAdsAasAa1ef n
special session. to be begun and held At DesMoine
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of May, A. D., 1861
at wo o'clock p. NJ. Of said day.
In witnes IS whereof, | have hereunto set my
haad, and caused to be hereunto afhxei
- ! the great seal Of the Sta.s Of Iowa
~ Dated ut DesM sMoines this 25th day ol
April, A. D., 1861.
SAMUAL J. kIRkWOOD.
By the Governor.
klIJAH SELLS Sec'y Of State.
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NOTICE

rS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL
u meeting Of the Stockholders Of the u issis-
sippi s Missouri Railroad Company will be
held 1T the Office Of said Company,
in Davenport, on onday, the third day y!
June next, for the purpo'e q electing Directors
for said Company for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction Of any and other business which
may properly beorght before i.
DAvsoPoRr, Iowa. April =, 1851.
apr3O-4w d PkiCE, Sse'y.
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NAaONlC NOTICE.

The members Of the Davenport Lodge No. 81
A.F.&A.N N arc hereby notified to meet at NJ
sopi, Hall this Thursday) afternoon, 1t O'Clock.
to attend tho funsfal of Brother JoHS AfKrE
Members of Sister Lsdsss, in good standing, IN
fratsrnally invited.
Carriages will BE- in rssdisess at the Hall.
Byssass = thsW ". N.
ERsD. K0oPs, 2ec'y.
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DIR. WIN. r. HILLS,

1NORMERLY OF LIE CLAIRE, WOULD AN
I nounce to the cititiEens OF Davenport ana
vicinity. that he has commenced the practice OF
his proie. sion in this city, and will carefully ana
punctually attend to all calls, by night or cay.
Ho may be found at all times at tho Le Claire
House whom not absent on profess onal business.
fry7- -wlm&dtf
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Arrival Of the ~ ooeSc.

Nae YORK, Icy ].
The steamer Atlantic srpved to-day 0he
,eports ,bst she rsschsd Fort Taylor. ksy
west. on The 18th. receiving sddittoosl ssoscs.
AMMUNITION, dc. snd sailed sgsto sor Fort PSss.
enc arrived of Santa Rosa on tie 10Th. and
landed reinforcemests q Fort = sssas on The
oight Of the l6,b, without secidsnt. The
p. haitian svri,eJ IN shs l7tb. The Wyss-
dot,s, 81. Louis. satiss. Ssppsy ssd BsoDklys
we're there The .t-smsr Ilsooss arrived %
the 18Th and landed her ssisfosss osnts % ths
auth
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Prom AuuaDOIss,

ANNAPt II. April ".
Thouss A. 7eott. Of Pa. he. tskes charge Of
the military route. esd order 10 0sg'onsos q
tax. the c,see Of confusion Tssosposts leave
st least ,cs . day for P.rrysilIs.
Ass. p.,lss Nd Nay ].
Fortiieatious eommsndins the AsosI osse
r. r. and the country for too miles asoaad
we're thrown up y. sterhsy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

UA1J1O1D. MY !.
The Conneetient LseisIssoss ssss@blsd to
day. Gov Bacsisg hAms messsg reeomnssds
90 efficient Ststs @i.ltia. lie says f"sty-ooe
volunteer compsni . have slsssdy been -.
cep,sd. The rsgmeots viii not leave the
state until they are folly equipped With camp
and baggage train sod prepared 70 take care
Of th~Qselves.
The L~gi.lstuve will msks ssvsrsl sppropri.
stons Tor var purpos~s Ihs state - cot O
debt and owns 14OO. 900 bank stock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

a y B0sroN, April so.
Mr.. Adsus, Ninissee = EngIand, leaves on
the Niagara tomorse~.
The banks q Vssasee have rendered 5000,
600 TO the state loe vae purpoees.
,.Ns..sse y~ Ama ~ BosroS. May ]. .
WIN GRAY has dvsa $4,000 Tor familiss ol
The seeamep MlagssAs seils ct noon. No
.cesle. The Aretio aDglse1 q o'elsek ~
mornine. AsHssAa sa*as s..s s essxs
l7T--1N sssas
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

NRw CARRIAGES AT AUCTIoN.-By
Thomas Orr. on Saturday, 4th Of May, ct 10
o'clock A. NJ. at his store. two top buggies. one
carriage. and one set Of harness. 3t
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THE CIT Y.

THE CITY.
SEE advertisement OF aboard Wanted
in another column.
SEE advertisement of J. G. Shorey
His pumps are oil tight.
FfrrY bbls. of Dried Apples for sale
low. by r. NJ Prettymsn. Missouri fund.-
taken at par.
FULL.-The German Guards are full
The company will be accepted to-day by thu
Governor.
UNION envelopes of various designs
for sa' at the Iowa Book Rooms, just above ths
Post Office.
ATTENTION is directed to the card o.
DEL NJ. Adler in another column. His ser
vices are always 10 demand among the sf
hicted.
KEHoE L. CARHART are receiving
notes OF Illinois Banks, current and uncurrent
for goods. Go to No. East Second street fol
cheap goods
F1vra WARD HONS GUAKD.-The
ms,n bers Of the above company are requested
t. meet this evening at Forests Block, Perry
street., for drl,.
SuIrs is selling Ladies English Last.
ing Congress heeled Eaters for the low price
of one dollar and twenty five cents. A good
article,
All Illinois money current in Chicago viii
be taken at par.
GRAPE VINEs.-The Horticultural
Society Of this county have just received
lot " supe.iv. s.are vince, "h'e1 '"sJ 80
selling ct cost, or FIVE cents each, those wish
ing, oan obtain them by calling at L. >. wees
store on Front street.
ALL RIGuT.-We are authorized To
say that Capt Wentz has examined the sh'rt'
man ufac,ured for his company by the ladies o
this city, and finds them all right lhe com
many expresses ito thanks TO the lsdiss for thslI
kind assistance.
THIRD WAKD HOME GuARD.-Com
mittes on Resolutions AMI Bye-laws for Home
Guard II G.. Barner. B. II. Lahrman,
Rsipe Commit,e ee to circulate li-t for enroll
mept: Ch. Kaufman, II. Braunlich, W.
| Cook. ]. J. Severance, b. II Lahrman. b. II
Lahrmann rendered use of room for meetings
free-except Mondays and w Wedne esdays Com
mittee to confer with other wards to procur
arms: J. j. Severance, II. Braunlich, 8. Sad
doris, r. c. Borch, II. d Baker.
| Adjourned to May 3D. at Ia o'clock.
A. s. MAXWELL, Prest.
C. Kaufman. Secretary.
HONE GUARD MEETING At KINKEAD'
SCHOOL HOUSE, Msssrs. Editors Enclosed y o
have the proceedings. Of q meeting held q
School House No. 2, near Mr.. kinkeac's, o
Tuesday evening the 30th ult. for the purpos
Of organizing q company OF Home Guard
But two days notice was given for the meetin
and the house was Gro wded.
The meeting Vas called to order and n
C. +. Kinkead appointed Chairman, and I.
Fluks, Secretary. The object of the meetin
being stated by the Chairman. and after di
guessing the subject ol forming company.
VI ss resolved TO organize company OF Ligl
Infantry. When the volunteers we're called 70
fifty stepped forward and enrolled their name
after which they formed rank in front Of Il
school house, with the Utica Martial Band
their head, and marched. faced and abo
. faced for sometime; after which they adjourn'
to meet on Friday. May 3, at School House
3, near T. K. Flukes. for drilling and recruitin
With three cheers for the Union, the Constit
ton and the enforcement Of the Laws
T. X. FLuKE, Secy.
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\. D. oON0D0N. VA HALL'
OON0 DON . HALL,
a rTORNEyS AND COUNSELORS ALLAN
~ and Votar;es Public. Office, North west
ornsr of Brady and Second streets, upstairs
ntranco IN Bradv street. july 26-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

GOLD FOR SALE. ALSO, EASTERN EX
~ change, by
my2 diff Room, Ne. l Davenport's Block.
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Wamted.

DOARD WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND
ID vifs, and two children, in . small, genteel
private family, without children. Location must
be desirable--not moro than ten minutes walk
from the river. Refe ences exchanged. Address
H." box So, stating location, etc.
mv2 1t
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COM nj i RCIAL
DAVENP PORT AARkET.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF fas DuNocRAf AND NBws.l
Wednesday I've, May !, 1851.
The market il very quiet to-day. We notice an
upward tendency in the price Of whe&t, but I'll
kinds Of grain como forward slowly. There i
some complaint of want Of currency, arisirg from
the refusal Of banks here 70 take St. Louis drafts
FLous- Firm ss $4.6e@5.0O. Shipments 100
bbls.
wusA--Firm u 6s07ls. Rsssipts slls b.
Shipments 9075 bu.
BARLsY-Nominal at 25@soc.
CoRM-Steady 1t lse@lSo. Receipts $40 bu.
OArs-l4@l5e. Receipts 200 bu.
PorAross. .-6@l0c. Rsssipts 100 bu. Ship.
ments l6S bu.
HAY-Dull at S4@5.
CoAL-From wagon l0c per bushel Coal vi.
Icy coal &c in yard Henry county coal loo in ths
yard.
wooD-Hickory $500; Oak $500 psr cord
LARD-lO@131c y b.
HAns-New Sugar Cured ll@12hs pr lb.-
Common 1901. Hc per ID.
CHEss-- Herkimer Co. l30l7e per h.; Wss-
tern Reserve II X@l2kc.
PoULraY-Livs Chickens Sl15Ql.to p dos
Dressed 6GSc p b. Turkeys, tO@76e dressed
do. 8(9l0c y b.
BurrsR.- Plenty at lO@l3Ks y b.
Eaos-l09l2Hc y dos.
New YoEa Stock Market.
Nsw YoRK, May 1.
Stocks . . ade better, but very quiet
Mo. 81, 40; Tenn, IS; Va, AN; n. c., 90.
New I Osk Market.
NV YoRx, May 1.
FLoUR-Market heavy and . shade lower
5.lOM5.l5 SUPER State t5I5@5.25 Extra tate
IS. 5@5 IS common to medium extra Western
IS. 10 05.l5 Super Western; $5.25,G5 - Common
Extra do; $5.5O95.60 Inferior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
kYE tLOUR-Stesdy 1t 81. .40tG4.lO.
WHBAr Market quiet. $l.33 Winter Red
Western; $l.35 Red Western.
kYE-Market quiet. So.
BARLEY Dull, 90 also.
COKN-Market steady. 66K168o Old Mixed
Weston delivered 81 Q1s2c new do.
OArs-Market dull. 33@S4Xc Western and
State.
roRK- Market heavy and lower.
BEsF-U Unchanged.
Cur MEATS Steady.
LAID Unchanged.
WHrsKy-Vsry quiet at l8c.
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81. Louis Exchangl

TVOR SALE, IN SUNS TO SUIT PUR-
Il chAssrs, by
e. G. DUNCAN,
No. 2 Evans, Chew + Co.'S Block, corner Of Front
| and Brady streets.
| my2 div.
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JOHN G. BILLS:

T. q. CAMPBRLL. JOHN y. BILLS
CAMPBELL 4 BILLS,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
n Office No. 1. Davenport Block. lnov2l-tt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

srxvARr. JANIS ARMSTRONG.
STEWART 4 ARMSTRONG,
TTORNEY5 AT LAW AND NOTAR1ES
n PUBLIC. OFFICs-Nicholls' Block x up stairs
Second street, Davenport, Iowa. octS-tf
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Meettsg ~ nsgchssas.

Wns8AIH0. We, nay y.
At meeting Of msfcbsn's 10 thi- city hsid
to-day. to determine what action shout %
taken in vsgsrd 10 the renewal of STATE
liocenss. shich expired yestsresy. commit.
tee vas appointed {, draft resolntions. and
msesiag adjourned until 70 morrow. me
feeling wss strongly 10 oppcsi'ioo TO renevsl'
Some expressed dstsrmiosstoo to close aores
rather than pay tribute 70 the Southern Con-
fedsrocv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
No, 7 franklin Block, second floor, Brady ST.,
between Second aud Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Dr. PARKER's residence, corner 9th and lie OiaiFe
streets. DR.. Gro. W. McCARNs residence, east
aide of Brady, second door from corner OF sth.
mvl7-dtf
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.4ftENttOH
DAVENPORT GUAR DS

~. THE DAVENPORT GUARD ARMORY
NA will be open every day (5und y excepted
- from o A. N. until r. n. The ArmoSy
Is on the Sd d ,or Of the Post Once Build
- ever the lDR nocxAr Once. Persons wishing
- e.c,;st OF for fursher information spply at u
Hail. BY order of tho Company,
.r.oo1 d. STUHR AND A. SCHEkEk.
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,u...n~ CuAxER

n y
CARPENTER and BUILDER, AT COATEo
" h Patohin's old shop, alley orposite Engine
House on Brady street. lapis-o'
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Dm. JOAN N. ADLER

nFFICE-THIRD STREET, BET. MAIN AND
" Brady streets
RgsIDENCE-NO. As West Fourth street, bet.
Main and morrison, in the house recently occupied
by DR.. FoUNTAIN.
my2 d3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON Il ACCOUCHEUk
i OrFIcE--South- east corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from to A. H., and
to 5 Il. N. luneZ'.u
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AUSTIN CORBIN. GRO. 8. c. DOW. B. l. bkOWA
COR BIN, DOW Z BROWN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW,
N and Notsries Public.
5. L. Brown, United States Commissioner.
Ovr,cx-At Macklot b Corbin's Exchange Of
Ace, Davenport, Iowa. marS-u
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CLINTON HOUSE,

CORNER OF CLINTON AND CoLhEuH
,>s;.,ar aug2l-dH.
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NIlLED0DVHlx. Ca, April g.
Gov. prown hes iesssd proclamation pro-
h;h;,,nv navment " sai debts to Northern
.rsa,,oIs tiIl The end u hcstilities. and direct
iny the nayment Of mOssy into the Treasury
70 be REFUNDED vith inssesas 1t the end Of the
war to dspOsitors.
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llrvsLAsD April 20.

lLsygLAkD ApvtI ~.
The Ohio State Josys.l. ssJs sI.eoO sseep.
have bssa offered by OHIO sseee ~
deps's Psoslsmation. sad SI.OoO vos'o
ssptsd. pr n.vf
o....., ~ v ar hss ten. cred - Gov.
a..nS os oss IN. ~ d BrigAdiss Oesssel he
Gcssr.c, ssleavsphs thst ths sesssd keSee
islssd Rscincss = ass aeedsd . Dsssea<
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

GrnhSeDe Nsed Rye El0sss !!
vr NEAL. CORN NEAL, (BnLrED Asr
"A co.,.el Middliugs, Bran, Shorts, Oats ana
Corn. ths bset the eeuntry produces, at
RuGGLGS,,
Avao-aaf ~. ~. - Seeeaa ssese'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
n and Notary Public, No. Nickolls' Block, Dav
enport. Iowa. mar5 If
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cAMERON 4 WIDn DnRINGTON

HOUSE PAINTERS AND GLAzIERs,
TTAvING MOVED FROM NO. y, EASi
Third street to No. Is, West Third street, are
now ready to attend to all orders OF Painting
Plai and Decorative Paper hanging, Ira'nlng
Aarbling, Sign Writing, whitening ana ~ wal
Coloring. lmcn1o-0W
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J. &. SHORtY,
r OG PUMP MAKER.-OFFlCk, OPPOSITE
IL Post Office, Davenport, Iowa.
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into ucod ones. at short notice and on reasonable
.s,~s' RecoIiect tse piece, 66 SECOND strest, BE-
t~esn re"y .'1 '-@- J. BOOTH.
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Scott County PARK Association.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING FOR THE CHOICE
| Of officers will be held at the Burtis House,
| on Monday evening, May 9Th, st O'Clock.
JOHN L. COFFIN,
my9 dtd Secretary pro sen.
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a TTORNEYs AND COCNSELORS AT LAW,
IA and Notariss Public. Also, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co.,, Hartford,
Coma, Capital, S30O,oO0 City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven, Conn. Capital, S50o,O40
Office in LeClaire Block, Davenport. sept
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mo r. COOK j. WILSON DRURY.
COOK a. DKUKN,
Successors 10 Cook, Dillon d L,ndtey
IXIE HAVE FORMED A PARTNFRSHi
w for tho practice Of the Law. to which
shall devote our personal attention:
March 5. 1860. COOk d OhUhl.
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- SyCOND STREET, BETWEEN Perry
~ .,a Rock Isl.nd. respectfully annsunces
70 the citizens Of Davenport that hs y nov pre-
pared TO ---S..,...
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JOHN n. CRAWFORD,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A aud Notary Public.
Oyvrcx-Nickoll's Block, up stairs. jan20
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RlIRrIN HOUSE
I(:NATIUS LANCER,

CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
J uavenport. Iowa. mcb22d
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GEORGE a.. HUBBELo..
a TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARI PUR-
~ Lie. OFFicE No. l,( up stairs over smith .
Varisty Store, corner of Brady and second streets
apl6-dly
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ALL RIGur.-We are authorized TO
cav that Capt Wentz has examined the sh'rts
man nufac,ured for his company by the ladies OF
this citv. and finds them all right. The com
pany expresses its thanks to the lsd'ss 'or 'ner
Find aaastanco
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GRAPE VINEs.-The Horticultural
Society Of this county have just received
lot u sup-.iv. s.ape 'i.es, "h'.I '"sJ 80 :
selling 1t cost, or FIVE cents each, Those wish
ing. can obtain them by calling at L. ). Wees
store on Front street.