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The Catholic Priesthood in Ireland.

There are in Ireland four chbishops
and twenty nine bishops. The total mum
Der of parish priests is 1895; Of cura'es
DC, ] 491 These are what are called
the secular or parochial clergy. for whose
education alone the legislature has made
provision in the College Of Maynooth -
In addition to these there are about $40
regulars" who assist the others in the
performance Of their varions duties, but
have establishments of their own The to-
tai nu,nb-r a: priests in Ireland of both
nds is 8 OBS The Catholic population.
according 10 the last census is 400 5S3.
which, divided BIZ 05S. would give for
each priest a congregation o. i61. For
epch If the secular clergy there would be
l 7713 people, including children. Tie
number OF priests this wear exceeds ,hat
of last Year br %. Provision is made at
Mavuooth for 80 students The course
of study Is -ight years, 20 that about Gu
priests WON'T be turned out annually =
According ! o Tie Act of Parliament they
are designed 10 supply "lhe mission Iii
ireland. not Ia be sent abroad There are
81 p'ifrf coiiegrs dill stinlth'ltS, III soin t
of which priests are educated. bnt the
numbers are not stated in "Batter,by :
Catholic Directory" +, ON which are taken
the figures given aboTe The Catholic
places of worship in ireland number $50
There are 81 conveuts 164 nunnerie>, ard
III moua.rerieS and Christian Brother 5
schools In Engan and Scotland there
-
are 3So priests, minis'ering in ] 3is
places OF worship there are, besides 80
men and 1872 ~p,nen belonging to the va
lious religious orders. II NAV be men
toned that there are 3 Catholic members
of Parliament, all Irish, except the Hon.
Mr.. Howard, WIS represents Arundel,
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10 School Preachers
cFTICE SuP'g or SCOOPS,

h.ullrw0c, btrCh :! -, 1852.
The undersigned WI meet aId OK mue per.
cons wishing 10 telcA sh3sIs j., hi County as
ne following TING a.d - ,s,s i g expert. {
has applicants - Zach street ill rps IA tho.
tcsrec' i've Ds.ei"', ae 70 W
In-petcn District ~. IA the Sch..I
Hous IT, School ii. tric 20. ! yj4ag, = llI>.l.
IT, On SitU,d y. Ap,t 70 J. 500
Inspection Di-'rict y "a tie School
Hons in Sohoni Dt,'ric; "a = sj'Iag. Of Mani
towoc, on Monday April II :, 1852
lnSp'cfi"n District NJ Al the house Of
Michael Kolner IN IN" town Of Kof .utb, o.
Thursday April Eth SEQ
Ifspection d s'tict " i 1t the achGo.
House at CImk's Mills, in the Town Of Cato, Or.
Tu" sdsr April 18th, loG2,
l"sJectlon District y" 5--At the Schour
House near Danfor'h- Mills in the town Nice,
me, on Mon.iay April I4th, 1862
b. J. VAN YALKENBURGH.
County Superintendent
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TIL r. PILOT.
Job Printing!

We are prepared Al air times to do any
kicd If work in the Book and Job Print
ing inc. Having large and varied as
sortr ent Of type, and large stock of diff.
fersrt kinds Of paper, we can print hand.
tt1s cards, eheeks, notes, de-. as neat as
can re done this side Of Milwaukee, and as
chsao as tie cbeapest Try Us
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Boston March 90


The number Of Gloucester fishing YES
sells lost off Georges Bark ia the gaze 4
February T. WAS fifteen, and the number
los, February 1t. was four. By the loss
of these nineteen vessels. one hundred III 1t
thirty >eigh: men We're drowned. leaving
seventy widows and one hundred and forty
seven children to be provided for. Con
triburinnS are solicited for them
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Advertise in the Pilot.

IT 1dceJtisers ,ciH pteaSe bear IN mind
that the Piiot has no,o the iargest cjrcuip
tioa Of any Enqlish piper Jain'ed IN this
eoun,y, ami TINT it IS TOR heir iatere,t IN
use 'ts columns. Ad,ertise IN IL, and there
by increase your buziRess
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Delicate Organ, the Eye,

DSAaSotC w SIs AAlC Il Cs
It has be
MADE THE SPECIAL .STUDT
OF the medical man, and to make this study et-
f-ctnal and OF airy practical to the ath cted
IL must be iii an Eve IF, mary, where every
torn and condition Of the disease of that orgau,
can be pointed out TO The student by those com
pere!,t 10 do SO. How very lew OF The eecal
men engaged in the general practice OF medicine
through his State, although otherwise em'Ler-
In ikelr profession, understand properly I'll c
treatment of he simplest forms of disease OF tn
e,e, aud how many have been maie hopeies.k
bind through e.l' CT and improper treatment
The uuds rsigned, feeling the necessity that at
some ore po;nt. ard by one or more Physiciai.
III our STATE thtr this clsss Of diseases should
receive special alteut,on, AID be the subject .;
special practice, viii, for the future, devote from
other practice, from 10 to IL O'Clock, i'll the fire,
noon If every day to the treatment of Opthal-
mic diseases.
In ,verc ease fair and candid opinion of tie
prospect IF .hecting a cure will te given l
,Hu I br remember cd that there are case4 o~yonc
the power OF the best uedlcal skill IL the word
Diseases Of the Chest and stomach,
and all other chronic Affections will also he pre-
s'rbed for aud treated at the same time. Poor
persons whose mcdu> are limited Will be char
ged for mediy e. only.
The undersigned believes that the know led q
he possesses in th,'-e classes OF disease. Call hs
made benz fcIal 10 his fellow citz n, an: there
fore adopts his moth ID for the public good
s'd not from any pecuniary necessity of making
1t known that he devptes certain hours from
his other practice, t. the treatment OF thu DIS
eases already umerated.
A many caseS will revuire pr1trated stay
il, the city, board Can ways he had at ore ol
another of the many boarding houses or taver.s
or at the iIospit5 under the uf the SIsrets
or Charity This Hospital is located on the
bar ks Of the Lake in Of the NEST beautiful
~i'ua ions in the city. accessible at all hours o.
'he day by horse railway
Letters of enquiry vii always be promptly al
sH"rrd Office. NJ. Crosswell's Building
Wi-cnusim Street, between Z st Water snG
Mair Stree :. RESIDENCE. C, ruer o. Van Bure,
and Oneiia Sueets. Milwaukee
JAMES JOHNSON, N D.
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DIFD -Corpnral fIE>KY + SMITH
W ON re ann"u"c ed last week as having
b en w"nn'ed III a >kirnish with he reb
els near Nashville. Tenn ha- diet from
tie T. rrr~ received He has wife Al j
t~" cf.llr"n Ir>.ilng IN HE town of Two
Greeks IN this county.
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VILLAGE ELECTION

The election Of Pfesient and Village
Officers was contested more closely hv the
Democrats. having nearly snccee ted in
eIecrino our candidate f,r President and
bringing the Republican majority on other
candidates down 10 \ very small figure.
FIRsT WARD.
President =
s. A Wood, 81 James Bennett, 100
No candidate Chas HotteIman, 16l
Mgrh4l-
F A Srhenck. 50 John Horst. 1O2
Trus'ecS-
Henri Barner II Oscqr Koch, 1913
Gporae Grofman G3 F e.I Schulz, 1l6
X. II Hoes, so DAME BEGINNER, lbs
assessor
Chas. Bre,Ier. ST G w. Fechter, 100
SEQ WARD.
Preudent--
s s. Wood. Il James Bennett, 100
fttNdftf
K II. IIoes, IL Chas H,,teIman, ll3
Ndrshai-
r A. Schenrk. CO John Horst, l03
T'r"xtreS-
Chs. Snlberg. 81 s Goojenow, lI3
George Beer, 81 A u. jones. ZIG
Fred Srrger, 81 o. T"rrIson, ia
Assessor-
Wm. Backu.. CO w. W. Waldo. LOG
TiIKD WARD.
Preadsnt-
:. a. Wood, II James Bennett. II
Ireayurer-
Chas HottelnIan, Io6
AIrsh IL
F A. Tchenck, 63 John Horst, 50
Trusfees-
Michael kuhl. "A L sherman, 100
John Achenhach 40 Franklin Bean 67
ii. Srnmeidicke. GO Chas. frost, lo2
1ssosor-
Hsiz Herman. l44-no opposition.
1t will ne seen that MICHAEL KrHL is
The only Democrat elected. The neople
OF the Third Ward have secured an able
representative in the Board of Trustees,
ard nave shown good sense in electing
him.
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MARErrD Cap RED PAB,r sc the
S'eame- CDmc', was married IN Mlwau
kce on Tue,da, last - Mis- BEST The
daug!ter Of an Cd and respected ririz-n
# thai civ Capt. FnED. ha~ 90 a good
mate who has stftprd for life. and We
wish the happy couple a long and pros
porous voyage - HraM
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The above are all the returns we hive
received up to the hour of going to press
Notwithstanding tie frauds pracri>ed To
defeat Nr. PELLET, We have everv conf
dence tina: he is elected bv At least 600
majority So much for the : Republican
cause" in the county Bah
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Circuit judge.

Hon DAVID TAYLon. the prrsen, incnm-
bent, was The cnly person running for Cir
cu, Jnd .e, and has undoubtedly received
the whole vote Of the county We ap-
pend he votes of the different Towns, as
far rs heard from:
Tow>s. TAYLOR
Manirowoc, 600
Mehic"tt, go
Manitowuc Rapids. $50
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Democratic Victories,

Milwaukee IN, done giorou>ly by elect
ing Drm"craIc Mayor and all the other
ely officers. HORACE CIrsE. Mayor. ha.
. 00G majority We copy the following
dispatches from other cities
Racine. April /, 'G2.
Racine i redeemed. The whole Dem
"craric ticket !, elected. The Mayor is
elected By 162 maj orlty.
Madison, April /.
A, the Municipal election in tbs civ
TO-DAY, the Deuncratic ticket was elected
by about 200 mSjnriry.
GAINESVILLE, Arril
Al our city eIecti n tn l,v J b Doe
(Dem WAS elected bv mi Andrew
io~~ Dem Clerk, hv IN rr1'v J+res-
Vile has heretofore been a Republican
stronghold, but her pc pie have returned
To common sense
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TT y n
- -

On he Is h Of Mach, u Nil T w, Maine,
FL IRA : ART, wife vi l. D smart OF Mtn-
Iowuc, Wisconsin
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Diseases Ofthe Eye & Chest.

TNHE undersigned, knowing from experience
l. that to possess any knowledge of the many
forms of disease OF that
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XXXvlI CONGRESS. ...FJRsT SESSION

XXXvlI CONGRESS. ...FJRST SESSION
WAsHrSGroS, April lG.
HoUsE.-The bill organizing the signal CORPS in
the army for the present war, was passed.
The following resolution was adopted from tho
judiciary Committee:
Resoised, That Government should not interfere
with the free transmission Of intelligence by tele-
graph, when tho Same will not aid the enemy or
give some Information concerning the military or
naval operations on the part OF thi4 Governm snt,
exec pt 1t may become necessary, under authority
OF Congress. to assume the exclusive use Of the
telegraph for its own legitimate purposes, or to
assert tho right Of priority in the transmission Of
Of its own dispatches.
Fourteen bills with joint resolution relative to
fortciting the property of rebels and making it a
penal offence tor the army and navy to retu rn
gitve slaves aad including kindred subjects W; tn
the recommendation from the judiciary Commit t: zee
that they ought not TO pass, came up to-day. The
question being on laying them seyerally
on the tatle, but the proceedings were
Committee OF Ways and Means, OF n bill appropri-
atng $50 oco,t00 to pay volunteers; also sio0 o0l
FOR the pay Of bounty and pensions to .icers IN i
soldiers OF the Western Department. Mr.. Morrill,.
bill was passed.
message was received from the Presidcn.
saying that he had signed tho bill abolishing
slavery in the District o. Columbia.
The death OF Mr. Cooper announced, and
eulogies were pronounced, and the customary res
olutions adopted.
SANATE-Mr McDousal animadvertcd on tho
course OF the Committee on the conduct Of the
war.
The corfiscation bill camo up
Mr.. Powell opposed it at length.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-17
SUPREME COURT.
APRIL TERN.

HON. CALEB BALDWIN, Chief Justice.
HON. GEO. G. WRIGHr,l 1,,,.:
Hon. Il. p. LOVE, usoes'
LEWIS KINszY, Clerk.
Wednesday, April l6.
lo3i Whoelhoase, appt, vs. Bryant 4 McHenry
Polk Go reversed.
ll4l J Fl Cover vs. WIN f lIal!oway u
Hemmingway, appts, johnson Co reversed.
1888 Wilson Wright vs. Sumner, ct al, Eusca-
tine 90 affirmed.
555 Willard barrows vs. Edgar Harrison, John
son Go petition for rehearng 0verruled.
lll9 Nathan Omstead vs. u Root, Butler Co
affirmed.
277 D Cowle. VS. W Gray, Alamakee Co
motion fer rule sustained.
J N Warren 4 Co vs. Green Graves, ct al, Linn
Co; motion to correct judgment overruled.
1914 + w WEBB vs Barker 4 Mentzer. Linn Co;
continuance affirmed with per cent damages.
1915 Barker vs. Bowen, ct VI Linn Co motion
for rule sustained.
s57 fames Laughlin, Trustee, vs. Geo Green, e,
al, Linn Co i; motion to quash appeal ove,ruled
1913 Geo Montgomery vs. Alex Harper, Benton
Co; affirmed.
1927 Mayer vs. Woodbury., johnson Co motion
10 dismiss appeal overruled.
1905 Guest VS. LeGrand Byington, motion to con.
tinue overruled.
1872 Wilkinson, appt, vs. Getty, ct al, Scott Co
affirmed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-17

The bill Of Wolf Fl. Lutt, for stone, for
e. Is was on motion referred to Committee
on Claims.
Aid. PETERS offered the following:
Resolved. That the City Clerk be hereby in.
structed to iseus to each Of the Judges and
Clerks Of the late city election, an order of
81 90 in full for their services
Adopted.
Aid. wEINERT offered the following:
City Of Davenport.
To LeCLArRE HOUSE,, Dr..
To dinners Of Judges Of elections st
Court House. third ward, Council
Chamber and fourth ward. Is 90
Laid on the table.
Aid. WEINERT offered the following:
Resclvsd. The City Eoginesr IL hereby in.
structed to survey anc plat the extension of
Division street, In conformity With rssolu-
ton Of this council. +.eA -
Adopted.
Aid. WEINERT offered the folio wing:
Resolyed The City Attorney is hereby In
structsd to give the City Assessor such ad-
vice and help - said City Ansssor nay need
sometimeA
Adopted.
AID. WErNKRT offered the following:
! WnuxAs, A. The items in the City Ttsasur-
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er's reports. " refunded taxes" are astonishing
and nearly in all cases ths tax receipt present.
ed, bot the Marshai'e books show not paid.
Resolved. That it is tho duty Of the City At.
torney to cue In each particular case the bonds
Of the then acting Marshal. in case any more
claims are made by parties against the city,
holding the Msrehal's receipt, and notwith.
standing their property cold for taxes or ad-
vertised to be sold for taxes.
Adopted
Aid. COULTHART read the ordinance re
lating to regulate weights and measures, and
moved its adoption.
Aid. RENWICK moved to lay on the table.
Lost.
Motion 10 adopt the ordinance was loet.
90 motion Of AID. WEINERT Committee
was appointed to canvass the votes Of the last
election.
Committee AID. Wsinert, Davenport and
Peters.
The committee reported that Geo. a. French
was duly elected to the ofice Of Mayor
John II. Morton to the Office Of City Treas
urer.
Harvey Leonard to the Office OF City Mar
shal.
Thomas Dsrmody to the office Of City
Clerk.
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From Cairo.

CAIRO April To-
Gen. Strong has telegraphed to Paducah that
the hospitals at Mound City and st. Louis are
full, and to have the hospital boats turned up to
Louisville and Cincinnati.
An attempt hss been made to poison somc Of
our troops at Coiu bus. Four Of these have
died. Gen. Strong has ordered portion Of the
meal which contains the poison to be sent to Chi
cago to BIO analysed, and the par y guilty Of the
outrage to be arrested.
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Settled by the Finance Committee.
o. s. MeNuL.
The Committee on Claims reported on seve.
raj petitions, which on motion were accepted
and ordered fleU,
The Committee on Claims and the City At.
torney, reported on several petitions, which
on motion were adopted.
Aid. WEINERT, chairman Of the Street
Committee reported in relation to Warren st.,
and offered the following resolution, which on
motion was adopted.
Resolred. That the City Marshal IL hereby
instructed to open Warren street, north Of Lo.
Gust street. TO the limits of John Armill's sec.
ond addition to the city Of Davenport. Fur.
,her, the City Marshal to obtain fret the sd-
vice Of the City Attorney on the subject.
5.o' j. T1'ss:s; F.s.s:. Com.
The Street Committee reported on the peti
ton of Charles Herman, which on motion was
adopted.
The Street Committee reported on the petit
ton Of Preston 4 Stewart and others, which
on motion we're adopted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-17

MADAME BUTLER, THE WE'LL KNOWN
IVl Astrologist and Fherenologist. is now il this
city. She has taken rooms at the New Pennsyl.
vania House-room No. 6o, where she will remain
one or two weeks. Persons wishing to consult her
on their past lies. their PRESENT business and
prospects, the iuture-to them a sealed book, but
TO her . rcvelas;on-will find her 1T room No. 81.
between o'clock A. NJ, and 10 r.. N.
Malame Butter will inform persons having ar
ticles lost or stolen, whether tLcy will be able 10
recover them. and where they are also tho per-
sons having them in their possession. she will
prescribe for disease, and insure cure in cases Of
Scrofuls, King Evil, Wcas, and all the diseases
Of that nature. Also much other valuable in
formation to persons in the every day walks Of
life. Price Of Consultation, 81 90. II sa,isfac-
tion is not given the money will be refunded.
an16
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The Battle at Apache Pass.

KANSAS CRY, April II.
Tho mail from Fort Union has arrived, and
brings confirmation Of tho baltic at Apache Psss,
the main features Of which were given in dis
patch from Denver City. Our forces numbered
1850, the Texans, 1soo. Our loss in killet,
wounded andl Missing wai $50; the enemy seinowl
edged their loss to be from 3c0 to 400.
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Hon. Simon Cameron Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, April 16.
Hon. Simon Cameron was arrested last evening,
on the suit Of Pierce Butler, on a charge Of false
Imprisonment in August last while Mr.. Cameron
was Secretary Of War. The writ is returnable to
tho Supreme Court on tho 18th of May.
During the night Mr.. Butler was given cali.
thumnian serenada
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April 10.
The notorious secession print, the Maryland
Necs, published this morning, quito boastsuy,
three columns Of Southern news, which is taken
from the Richmond Dispatch and Esaminer Of the
7th Sth and 10th inst, and the Norfolk Day Book
Of the 18th INST, was received IN this city yes
terday.
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From Jamaica.

NEw YoaK, April Is. .
By sn arrival from Jamsics, ws bsve papers Of
the 5th iue1s A great hrs occurred n Kiagston
On the SO e Mach, and destroyed seg9al entire
st1eets. 1eW estiaatsa % k300oeO.
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From Philadelphia.

PHrLApELPHIA, April Il.
A special despatch from Washington to tho
Bulletin Gays that q despatch was received by the
War Department this morning from Com. Footc,
saying he il ready to attack Fort Pillow. having
succeeded in getting position Tor bis gun boats
on the river below tho Fort. lie has NO DOUBT Of
success.
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From Boston.

BosToN, April j..
A bill was reported in the Legislature to-day for
the payment Of 500 600 to the General Govern.
mont, being tho portion due from Msssachus
Of the 2o,00o0 600 national tax noted b. Congress
in August last.
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From Washington.

WAsnlEGros, April H.
In the House to-day, Mr.. Foster called up the
bill, reported by him from the Committee on the
Judiciary, amcndatory of the act establishing a
court for the investigation of claims agaiIs. tho
United States. The bill passed.
Brig. Gen. Mitchell was nominated to-day for
Maj. t-en., on the Recommendation Of the Sccre,a-
ry Of War, for gallant service in the capture OF
huntsville, Decatur and Stevenson Junction.
Count Live'nstyc ain, late aid de-camp to the
Arch Duke Macmillan, Gov. of NJ xico, has been
rendered tho appoincmeut of aid -dc-camp upon
Gen. Frcmont's stall.
Especial to tho Times.
An officer who left the National army before
Yorktown, reports that lie left Gen. McClcllaa in
tho best Of spirits, and sanguino OF his ability to
drive the rebels out of Y urktown and Virginia
lie says that when he left, the rebels were burn
ing their barracks an evidence of n preparation to
evacuate, or an expectation of bcing driven out.
Especial to the Chicago Tribune.
The absence Of official news from Pttsburg ia in
consequence of the want Of telegraphic conlnuni-
cation, the wires having been cut at several points
in Tennessee BY persons in tho employ of the reb-
els. The Secretary of War has ordered that an Y
caught in this act cf barbarism shall be shot
on the spot. A man detected in cutting tho wires
in Virginia, was SO served but a few days ago.
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From Fort Monroe.

TOET 1HUNRUE, II pm u: r. II.
Nothing has occurred since my dispatch this
morning, to disturb the quiet. The fine weather
is very favorable to the operations at Yorktown,
and it is probable that Gen. Mcclellan will soon
be able to open his batteries at the Notifications
of the enemy,
Tho French Minister honored me with a visit
this morning. He has gone to Norfolk, and will
60 to Rich nond. On entering the fort, | gave
him salute Of thirteen guns.
tSigned] JNo. E. Wool, Maj Gen.
The Union and Lincsln guns fred to-day
to try their range. The shot from tho former fell
q short distance off Sswaifs Point.
A flag Of truce for Norfolk to-day brought down
two ladies, also, the sword Of the captain of the
French war vessel Prones, which was wrecked on
the North Carolina coast.
A rumor was brought from Norfolk, which was
current there, that Gen. Buell. had been killed
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Destructive Fire.

SAN Francisco. April IL:
The Mexican mill on the part Of the Comstock
silver lead, Washse, was burned yesterday. Loss
about $4,000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-17

OFFICIAL PAPER OF TIE CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. 80. APRIL II, 1862.
ADJOURNED Mssnso. CovxuL CnANDR..
April 10th, 1862

ADJOURNED MEgnxo. CovH0L CaAMDRns I
April 10th. 1862
His Honor The Mayor In the Chair, called
the meeting 70 order.
PazsEsr-Ald Coulthart. Davenport, Gillstt,
Glasmano. Kaufman. LsClairs Parker. Peters,
Renviek, Schmidt and Wsinsrt.
Ninutes Of the last meeting we're read and
approved.
Petition Of Jacob Lshmkuhl and others. re-
lating 10 sidswalks. was presented and on
motion the petition Vas granted, to be done
under the direction Of the Street Commissionsr.
The Annual Report Of the City Clerk vas
presented. and on motion the report was re-
esivsd aud fled. and ordered published with
the proceedings
To Ha Honor the Mayor and Atd.sms~ Of the
Ossy Of Davenport:
The uudersigned most respectfully bsgs
leave TO report the following, to.wit:
Licenses issued from April 1st. 1861, up to
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Tho subscriber offers TO sell his present use
Ale and Porter, and delivered in Davenport and
Rock Island At s. dollars per barrel (cash,) and
barrels returned. All orders lett 1T the Post Office
or 1t Lomas Vaults, corner Third and Brady
streets, will be promptly attended to.
DAv1NP0Rr, April Z, 1862.
6. H. SEVERN'S
Great Western Ale and Porter Brewery,
np8 East Davenport, Iowa.