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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27
Highly rmportant from Tennessee,
Cairo. Feb. Is.

----- A1lTQ, Re 20.
Nashville was yesterday occupied by
ten thousand troops inder Gen. Buell.,
and the Federal flag is now flying over
the State House.
The Tennessee Legislature adjourned
on Saturday week and met again yester.
day at Memphis.
It is reported that Commissioners have
been appointed to confer with the Federal
authorities at Washington to arrange
terms for transfer Of allegiance, and that
Gov. Harris offered to turn the Confed.
crate forces over to the Union. Seces-
sion is on the wane and Unionism in the
ascendant. Union men threaten terrible
retribution upon their prosecutors,
Fielding Hurst, of Purdy. McHenrJ
county, Tennessee, ten miles from Corinth
Miss, arrived last night. He was first
arrested by order Of Gov. Harris on the
I'd Of December. confined twsnty-seyen
days in dungeon at Nashville, and re
leased By outside pressure brought to beal
on the Judge who had sentenced him te
be hung for treason to the Confederate
States. He was again arrested, taken tt
Columbus, kept two days, and permitted
to return to Purdy, By Rev. General Polk
to establish his innocence. He escaped
from the guards. was taken on board the
gunbost Tyler and brought to Cairo. He
represents general Union sentiment in
Tennessee. and thinks the Legislature
will acquiesce in the recommendation Of
Gov. Harris because fearful Of the rising
Of the Union sentiment. When he left
Columbus. there were BIC, 600 Confederate
troops there, who were confident Of whip
ping the id Yankees on land, though
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-27
SPECIALS FROM WARRINGTON.
Especial to the Tribune

Washington, Feb Is.
Several days have passed since CUR
has been fred from the rebel batteries on
the lower Potomac, although numerou.
vessels have sailed by them. and although
rebel cannon are seen to be in their pla.
ces. Ii is doubted whether they be NO,
blackened logs, and whether the gunners
have not left the banks of the Potomac
Two Whitworth guns reached General
Hooker yesterday, and will be used to as
certain the true facts Of the case.
Worlds Dispatch
The indications in the Senate to-day
are clearly in favor Of the immediate pass
age of Senator Trumbull's confscation
bill with an amendment freeing all
slaves of rebels Senator Powell will de-
liver q speech to morrow against the bill
and take occasion to explain his present
position as a Senator, it being minated
that his views are inconsistent with his
holding his seat at the present time.
The House Judiciary Committee are
nearly agreed on confscation bill, but
may possibly await the action of the Sem
ate.
The tremendous gale that commenced
SO furiously on Monday night has dried
up the mud and prepared solid ground for
our soldiers to march over. Already Q
wonderful change has taken place and the
soldiers are becoming confident that they
are to move at last.
Times Dispatch.
Gen. Mcclellan received a dispatch an
hour since, from the West, confirming the
report that Nashville, Tenn, is taken by
Gen. Buell's army, and stating that the
rebels have fallen back to Murfreesboro,
about thirty miles south of Nashville.
The judgment of the court martial in
case Of Col. James Kerrigan has been ap.
proved by Major General Mcclellan. and
a general order issued carrying it into eff
feet. The court did not find Kerrigan
guilty Of treason, but inefficiency, and oil
conduct unbecoming nm officer in the
gross neglect of his military duty as man.
Tested in the disorganized and disgrace.
full condition Of his regiment. Kerrigan
was adjudged to be dismissed from the
service.
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Celunbus Probably Evacuated.

Cairo, Feb. "a.
Cairo is filled with flying rumors enough
to gil page Of the Tribune. Facts are
as scarce as honesty. What yousee with
your own eyes you are alone sure Of, and
this you cannot send in advance when it
comes under the keenly scrutinizing eye
Of Brig. General Cuftom, into whose hands
all dispatches must come before transmit
ted, all of which makes the duties of a
newspaper correspondent decidedly inter-
esting. The rigid rules established are
rendered imperativeiy necessary, however,
by the fact that the rebels receive the
Northern newspapers with great prompt
ness and regularity.
The rebel officers who visited the ST.
Louis under the flag Of truce from !Colum-
bus, on Sunday last, remarked that they
obtained almost their entire information
in regard to the movements of the Federal
forces from our papers, and in proof pro-
duced Chicago papers of Saturday, the
22d inst. The result Of that interview
on Sunday, as also Of another interview
had to-day between our fleet and the rebel
flag Of truce, still remains profound Sc
cret. 1t is more than certain that the
rebels are now evacuating Columbus as
the result Of the interview. Time, how.
ever, must alone demonstrate this point
and, if fortune favors, trust to dine ir
Columbus in day or two. The fight, i
the rebels mean sSht, must take p1sce Al
Memphis.
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Louisville, FEB. 90.
The 9th Ohio and I'd Min. this after
noon received two splendid flags from the
loyal ladies of this city, in commemora-
ton Of their victory at Mill Spring, Jan
10th. Considerable enthusiasm was add
ed to the presentation by a deserter from
The rebel army who arrived at Mumfords-
vile today and reports the national flag
floating over Nashville, and that the rebels
pretend to be concentrating 10000 men
at Murfreesboro, intending to give us bat.
TIA
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Washington, Feb. 26.
The Navy Department to-day received
the following:
Cairo, Feb. "a
TO Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of
the Navy.
Lieutenant Commanding Gisgun, with
the gunboat Tyler, has just arrived from
Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama, and
reports the Union sentiment III South
Tennessee and North Alabama, very
strong. | shall send him back to-day and
he will call for regiment ut Fort Henry,
to accompany the gunboat, which will aid
the loyal people Of those states to raise
Union forces within their borders.
Signed A. Fl. FOOTE,
Flag Officer Commanding.
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Arrivals Of Colonels from Richmond
...Jckk. Davisss Inauguration.
Baltimore. Feb. PIT.

The Old Point boat has arrived here,
having left Fort Monroe yesterday. She
brings IA released officers, including Col.
Wood Of the l4th Brooklyn, N. Y, regi-
ment, who was wounded and captured at
the battle Of Bull run; Col. Lee, of the
10th Massachusetts, regiment, captured 1t
Balls Bluff; Col. Coggswell, Of the Tam
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Hunter Gsing - ~. Louis ana Lans
- Washingtom.
Leavenworth Feb. Is.

It is understood that Gen. Hunter will
leave for st. Louis to-day and Gen. Lane
for Washington.
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Washington, Feb. 26.

The President has approved Of the
United States Note Law. and it is there
fore law.
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regiment, and Captain Keefer, Of

many regiment, and Captain keeier, Of
Bakers California regiment.
Col. Wood was paroled and had the lib.
crty of moving about the city of Richmond
previous to his leaving He was present
at the Inauguration of jeff. Davis, and
states that no enthusiasm was manifested
on the occasion, hardly cheer being
raised.
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MARRIcD !:

On Tuesday evening. Feb 25th, at the house
MIR. Renner on Franklin Street BY Rev. Robe
Moore. Mr.. Jno. Heule TO Miss Amanda MART
al of keokuk.
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~
In compliance with Chaptersl OF the Code cf IcI
will sell attbe Warehouse OF A. Brown on the Le
IN the city OF keoknk, on the Ist day Of April u
ave barrels OF liquors, max ed j. Harvey; said bari
contain Wine, brandy and Whisk ey ana have Ia 4
the storehouse over SIX months and arc Nv bI
sold 70 pay charges. Also, one Eyaporator--no n
Said sale Will be for Cash only.
Il. n. KOCKEFE aLERI
fee2o-dlw-x&N City Marsh
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PENS /!
M AP MAPS Il!
vi
Just received,
Colton's Map Of ths Southern States.
CTOREAGE SALE.

For.saie at Publishers prices the
CITY BOOK STORE,
feb21 d No. So Main A ed stl
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Arrival and Departure Of the Nails.
PosToFrICE At DAVENPORT, IOWA,

EAsrSRN MAIL-via G RIR R-Closes 1T s
o'clock Closes at ~ o'clock N arrives
at 10 o'clock A Ii arrives at 81 o'clock Pm
Sundays excepted.
WxsrEsx MAlL-yiaMk IN R-Closes 1t sL
O'Clock NJ arrives At S o'clock r NJ, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN MAIL--via Lyons 4 CamancheA-
Closes at o'clock NJ arrives at o'clock r N.
NORTHERN MAnL--Via Dewitt h Maquokets-
Closes Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday At o'clock
Pm arrives Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday At
o'clock i NJ
RoUTE No. IO977-via Blue Grass, etc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at . o'clock N !;
arrives Tucsd,y, Thursday and Saturday ~ y
RcUrE No. 10945 Via Upton Closes Tucsday
and Friday n IL o'clock II arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock NJ.
SOUTHERN MAIL-Via Burlington b Kcokuk--
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday at . O'Clock Y
arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
RorrE No. lo9s7--via Fuffalo--Closes Friday
at 8 o'clock A M arrives Saturday att o'clock
Pm.
Rours No. 10o5o-via Annaross / Walnut
Forks-C!osc Thursday 1t IL u arrives Thurs
day at IL o'clock NJ.
houRs-Oflce open at o'clock A n closes st
o'clock n. Ofaco open on Sunday from to
10 ocloct A n.
~ A. the principal mails are carried BY Rail
Road, al tho time o stated in the above notice,
will be RAN KoAD TINE, the clock in tho Super
ard. CHAS. II. ELDRlDGE, p. N.
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NUMBER ls9.
From new York.

NEW YoaK, March %.
Intelligence By the steamer Co stisution from
Fort Monroe states that Commodore fasrasuts
n.et numbers % veasels, including the Hartford,
Pensaeola and Brooklyn, aud Connedsrs Portsrs
feet numbers ~ vessels.
The officers Of tho Constitution suppose the
work Of reducing forts Jssksoa and st. Phillips
was commenced some days since. IL was suppos ID
some OF the mortar boats would take position in
An inlet in the rear Of Fort Jackson while Others
ADVANCE within shclliug distance in the river and
shdeavor 10 drive the enemy out Of the forta In
.hc meantime tho gun boats would silence bat
,h ,s.y ioOn. mile below the Tor which protects
continue impervious 70 the bombs of ahe r.or,a,
Meet. those acquainted With the energy Of Fam
gut anticipate that hc will take the feet directly
anaef the guns OF the fort and BY repeated broad
sides OF grape and shrspnel cndcavor 10 drive m.
CUR ners from their posts.
Tho editor Of thc PhilAdelph,n Inquirer state,
that Col. Gearys headquarters are at Appervil,e.
Bile Ridge
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From W ashingtOn.

w AsHINGrON, March %.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has recently is-
sued special licenses Tor commercial intercourse
under tho act Of July last, which prohibits ship
mcnts from those ports If the United States here
toforo declared by the President to be in insur- =
rectioR, without a written permit. The licenses
DO net now extend further than Nashville and in
termediate ports Nothing shipped under them is
to bo disposed of to persons in arms against tho
government, or the furnishing Of aid or comfort.
1t is expected that the new legal tender note
will DO paid out by the treasury about the FIRST ol
April.
An order has been issued for the restoration ti
the mail service between Boonvil!e, Mo-, and In
dependence, which was suspended in December
last, in consequence Of the secession war. This
important service aloug the south side Of the
Missoun river, through Lexington, &c.
The steamer Yankee arrived from below last
night, and reports that on Monday morning two
boats crews from her landed at Shipping Point.
to remove the guns left by the rebels, bu, while
so engaged squadron Of rebel cavalry. said to be
the Dumfries Cavalry, numbering $500 men made
their appearance On the hill, and our men pulled
of, aftcr securing two gus, emo Q insh Dahl
green, and the other long 32-pounder, both
smooth bore, which were brought up to the yard,
and were found to bs double shotted.
Tho Yankee fell out into the stream on the ep.
pearance Of the enemy, and turned her guns " On
them, but they retired, and kept out Of range.
The Yankee brought up, In addition to the two
rebol guns, l69 9-inch shells, load ID, aad 400
9.ineh shells, unloaded, which were taken from
the rebel batteries at Evansport.
The rebels have left tho saw mill untouched,
ana there is sufficient lumber at the mill to M AXE
quarters for several thousand men.
Two deserters camc from Aqua Creek . few
days since who state that large numbers vf re bells
are congrsgatirg at the Rsppahannock, where
they will make q stand.
Contrabands are coming daily to the hot:lls. 81
arrived in one day lately from tho vicinity Of
Dumfeies aad were sent over to the Maryland
shore.
Arrangements nro nearly completed for estab
fishing line of steamers between Washington
and For. Monroe IS to secure daily arrivals
the trip to be made 10 nine hours.
At the suggestion AMI urgent solicitation Of
Representatives Mcknight and Patten Of rs. and
Fenton Of n. j., who represented most Of the Pc
troleum or rock oil regions, the Com. Of Ways and
Means consented to the striking out Of the tax On
on the refined article, with drawback when en-
tered for expectation.
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JUVENILE MUSICAL CoNvENT1oN.-
Prof. Abby holds musical con vention this Of.
terroon at three o'clock in the lecture room ol
the Congregational Church for the benefit oi
the Sabbath School and other juveniles. Ad.
mittance free.
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From Louisville.

-, $780,, LOUISVILLE, March q.
Col. W,i!'ch's Sd Indiana, occupy
Columbia, Tenn.
A Memphis paper contains Richmond
dispatches OF the 10th, stating that on
Friday, 1000 Federals passed the Cum
berland mountains and captured two
conpanies-one Of cavalry.
A courier, arrived at Knoxville, re-
ports that Federal force Of six thou.
sand strong were 25 miles from Knox.
vile and advancing.
Both Houses Of tho Rebel Congress
passed = resolution advising that no cot.
ton be planted this year.
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CHICAGO, March 20.
FLoUR.-Markst dull and l09l5 cents lower.
Quoted at from $3e5 18.eo.
WRxAr.-Narket closed frner. sales 1t 700
TXc.
BAsLrr.-Steady. Sales at 80 21<@5oc on track.
CosN.-Steady and unchanged. Sales at 2oX
@25c.
RYE.--40c in store.
BUTTER. at sl12K.
DREsssD HoGs.-Quoted at $34003.70.
BsEs CATTLE Firm, with sales st $2.50@
500
HrDys.- Market steady: Green Country, 5@
511; Green Salted, 6@6X !; Dry Sailed, 911@
l2c Dry Flint, l3@l4c.
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New York Market.

NEW YoKK, March 20.
FLoUR-Market dull. Prices favor buyers.
S5.25@5.s0 Super Western S5.40@5 60 common
to medium Extra Western $3.l0@5.75 shipping
brands u HO.
WAAAr--Market dull and heavy, without sales
of moment.
CoRN-Market quiet. 59@s0c Mixed Western
in store and delivered.
KYE--Quiet 830s5c.
BARLEY--Dull; 7Y@S6c.
BEEr.-Stcady.
PoRK-Unchanged: sl325@13 50.
WHISKY. L0l23c.
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From Winchester.

WlNCaEsrER, March g.
The latest intelligence we have from Strasburg
is dated yesterday.
Ashbyis rebel forces with four guns appeared
near Strssburg and threw several shells into our
camp, killing one Of our men and wounding anoth-
ther. Ills position vas sush - to prevent rs
from cutting of his retreat.
Gen. Banks reconnoitered all the positions Of
the enemy for several miles around, and retained
to camp after dark.
The rebel, Gen. Jackson, il believed % be very
quiet before Edinsburg.
Nest Of tho population Of Stzasburg have been
Unionists through the war, and are 20 still.
The agent Of the Manassas Railroad, and the
station master, who have been hiding for weeks
in the mountains. 70 avoid 0snsnI Jackson'a
forces, have returned, and given valuable inform
ation to Gen. Banks.
Many Of the inhabitants have been residing fos
weeks in the mountains. n
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY RRrORT.

O1S1cs OF fHs DsxocRAr AND Nxvs.
Friday Eve, March %, 1864.
Nothing doing worth reporting. The river is
clearing and the roads dfping ur, and everyhody
Is waiting for !" the COOP time coming" Quota
tions nominal.
FLoun- &4.2OQt4.so.
WnEAr- Quiet at 60065c.
Steady at q @4Oc.
CORx-Nominai at 140l6c.
OArs-Nominal. We quote at l2Qllc.
OsIoSs--25c per bushel.
HAY.-Gocd Prairie 81.
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1MpRovING.-Everybody seems to be
hamnering away At sone improvement about
their stores or notwithstanding good deal
Of noise md considsrabls cha ngs one way and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-29

THANKs.-Our thanks are due LIE
Grand BJiDgton. E.q for report on the ar.
mory question. This Report embodies ell the
various snd sundry memorials and petitions
made upon the subject, and is. Of course. in.
terestinr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-29

FAlLED TO CosNEcf.-The Western
Stages connect only abort hslf Of the time
With the train At Brooklyn, consequently the
mails from Dss Noines are very irregular. The
roads mus: be hosrid cut that way.
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From st. Louis.

ST. Louis, March %.
The Democratic Cairo dispatch says heavy and
rapid cannonadipg 1t Point Pleasant was heard
IT the feet night before last.
Capt. haynadier and Col. Buford, who accom-.
panied Prof. Steiner in his balloon reconni.ance
on Tuesday, discovered that shells from our NOR.
tars have generally fallen beyond the enemy's
batteries the elevation Of tho mortars and charge
Of power both being too great This will be rem
cdied Immediately, and creator execution may DO
hereafter expected.
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1NvEsT.-There is ano. her chance for
investment in Government horse.fesh at the
Island. this morning. at the usual time. 1t 10
expected that the stock will sell very low to-
dav Fr4st
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PREMIUM BEEF.-Lewis Lorenzen,
butcher, corner of 9th and Harrison streets,
will kill this morning splendid fat beef-ths
best 10 the city. Call and try il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-29

SAM. PERRY has commenced rcceiv.
Ing bis monster Spring stock Of clothing.
Sam. 10 up TO snuff. and sells most excellent
goods at very low prices. Call on him.
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> KEHoE & CARHARr, at the New York
Store. have on hand full stock of Domestic
Goods. Also Linen and Wool Table Covers,
Linen Towlng and Embroidered Curtain Mus.
lins. Also large stock Of Prints. De Laines.
Bleached and Brown Aus,ins. and Linen
Bosotns They havo Just received fresh lot
Of the "Imperisl Clasped Hoop Skirts"
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j. A. REID. n. ID

J. A. REID, N. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
Il No. 70, corner Main and Third streets, Dav
enport, Iowa.
DR.. REID can be consulted at his Office at oil
bours Of tho day and night, unless professionally
engaged. scpt25
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RyCHARDsox's BIrrRRs.-This capi-
tai Alternative aud spetizer can be procured Of
J. Q. Contlio. At $50 per gallon. 1t is the
best bittsrs made.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-29

PERsoNAL.-John Mahin, Esq., editor
Of the Muscasine Joarnel. and post master Of
that city. is in town on . short visit. Mahio
looks hearty. the world prospsring with him.
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CoNvEN11oS.-The Republicans meet
In Convention ct the Court Houee this even.
iug, 10 determine upon their candidates fol
the ensuing charter election. The prospective
candidates we're putting in their best lick,
yesterday. al around. They could bs found
in all parts Of the city. in oil sorts Of company
dslineating their numerous virtues and mas
terly qualifications in the ART Of serving thl
people. If the four candidates which have
desired Brother sasdssss 70 ssy that they ere
ready TO be saeri6csd. ~ Marshals, could only
al bs elected. aad oil do ~ well tor the city
- each nov promises to do, what an extremely
clean. sweet-aesnted and morsl.toned city
Davenport would be. We should have the
tide~alks and CUTTERS swept every nieht-th.
aNsys would b constantly strsved With ouier
lime. and nobody would be permitted 70 ,t.y
In town Who did not belong to The shp-.h
Why ean't vs have them oil elected. ".
stpsst shsy ars only fshisg Tor vetss ''.s.
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SENATOR CARLISLE, of Va, will please
sscept our thanks for doeumsnts q iutsrsst
aod importance.
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Davenport Lumber Market.
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.
NoTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

4 IL DOGS FOUND RUNNING AT LARGE
n after the
1st Day Of April, 1862,
unless securely muxxled, will be dealt with in .
most summary manner. 1t has become necessary
to
. I Q a I. & h @ . 4 { y
of these troublesome brutes as the liv,s Of our
citizens arc in constant jeopardy. The valuable
qualities Of
HUNTING OR WATCH DOGS
will not be taken into consideration. This Proc
lamation will continue
l2s Force for SiEly Days.
March %, 1872.
GEO. II. FRENCH,
I'm Mayor Of tho City of Davenport.
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CLAIKvOYANCE.

MIR. AND MRS. T. s. PRICE, HYDRO
VX1 eclectic and c'airvoyant physicians. Mrs.
Price will pay spe ,ial attention to the practice of
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to her
sex.
OFFICs HovRs-9a. m. to 6p. m. Oficc and
residence, LeCiaire House. Reception room be-
tween Main and ladies entrance, Second street.
Davenport, Iowa.
ffebl7 -d1y1
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LOUIS A. MAlkLOT,
BANKER 4 DEAL En- IN EXCHANGE.
DAvo1aPoTt, IovvA.
ag1-dtf m
DIR. GEO. C. NEWELL,
SURGEON 4 MECHANICAL DRNTIST
OFFICE o1RNEa OF BsADY AND THIRD ~.
CHARGES MODERATE.
mill

J. w. H. BAKER, n. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
l. Post Ofice Building. Residence on Fifth
street. between Brady and Perry streets, Daven-
port, Iowa. (Aovl0-d&wtf
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&c. .fAs6m, Nd GO. Y. MoARN, Il. D.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN.
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
1 No. franklin 0look, second Aeor, Brady st.,
betwssn Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Dr.. PAnksR's residence, corner 9TH and LeClaire
stroen. Dr.. Csc. ". M0CARN's residence. cast
side Brady, second door from corner Of 9th.
myl7-dW
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GERMAN MEETING.--Der Demokras
contains call for an Independent meeting Of
the German citizens, at the Union Hall, this
evening, to take into consideration matters
pertaining to the coming City election.
New SroRE.-On the 1st day Of April,
Mr.. L. s. Ordway will open, at No. &c. Le
Claire Row, . Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store.
He has an excellent stock. and vii! dispose Of
it on the very best terms. He come here 10
take up permanent residence, and we hope
TO see him literally patrobized.
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THE CITY,.

Pos1poSED.-We are requested to
say that the proposed meeting Of the Teachers
Institute has been infidenitsly postponed.