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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-09
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
posTorFic: At DAVENPORT, IOWA.

POSTorFICE At DAVENPORT, IOWA.
EAsTSRN MArL--via e & 4 I Il R-Closcs at 6
O'clock NJ Closes at ~ o'clock + N arrive.
at 10 o'clock Il !; arrives at 81 o'clocs = Nj
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN MA1.-via NJ : N Z R-cioses at "a
o'clock A NJ arrives at O'clock = N, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN MAlL-via Lyons l. Camancho-
Closes at Jc'cieck = II arrives at o'clock i n
NORTHERN MAIL--Via Dewitt & Maauoketa-
Closes Sunday. tuesday and Thursday at O'CLOCK
N arrives Tuesday, Thursday rnd Saturday al
6 o'clock Z N.
ROUTE No. 10977-Via Blue Grass, e.c-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at so'clock I
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY a,
o'clock PSI.
ReUrE No. 1898 Via Tipton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday a. IL o'clock n arrives Tuesday and
Friday at II o'clock ~.
SOUTHERN M.IL-Vla Burlington 4 Keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock
NJ arrives Monday, " Wednesday and Friday 1T
o'clock 4 II.
RorrE No. lt97-via Puffalo-Close. friday
at s O'Clock A Ii arrives Saturday at6 O'Clock
Pm.
ROUTE No. lo950-via An2arosa l. Walnut
Forks-Closes Thursday at IL 81 arrives Thurs
day ut II O'clock Nj.
IIoURs-Office opon at 5 o'clock A n !; closes at
2 oclock 2 NJ. Office oIen on Sunday from to
10 o'clocT N.
RJ- AS the principa! mails are carried by Rail
70 ID, all the time stated in the above notice
will be RAIL ROAD TINE, the clock in the Super.
intendant's Office, NJ 4 II Depot, being :hc stand.
ard. CHAS. II. EL0RIDGE, J.. i.
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| 0iALL OhO"LIN0s-OuT uclSuUOG uS0
q sore head. Instead Of keeping quiet about it
he keeps on snarling and growing from day 10
daybecause his party happened to get defeated.
He intimates that the Democrats smugglsd in
voters from ssms other place, and in the same
Issue berates the Republicans because they
were the means Of defeating the candidates
placed before them. Any port in storm. But
We would suggest to the Gazette to tell lies
that somebody will believe when 1t tells any
Nov the fact. IS far as the Marshalship Is con.
csroed. 10. that Brother Sanders beat himself
When the Council took the printing away from
him last fall. he made good many threats 10
certain qaartere. and even after Marshal Nc
Neil was especially directed 10 get his print.
ing done ct this office there vas still an effort
made to prevent it and when it was eeen
that that could do no good. the edict Was is-
Neil could be Marshal NO more. That was or.
dained by the Alligator hirself. The clique
vert to work then TO carry out lie plans.-to
defeat Mcneil at the nominating convention,
Oun W uJeU COuuiVo Will Iu0 OcIuou ChUOae
dates for Aldermen. The test was to be whs,h
Or or not they would vote for the Gazette The
third ward candidate ran on that issue, al d
was run ont by better man. So with the
entirely on the epo;ls. At the conv ention its
clique. BY contemplate dishonesty, procured
Bakers nomination. There was not . mar
present who did not know that 1t was a. 10 =
and mean piece Of political skullduggery as
wac ever practiced. Yet the Gazette clique
chuckled over it, and said it was all right
The Germans and others took offsnse, and
very properly called another meeting. The
Gazette again showed its lack Of sense BY
openly insulting the Germans who were too
honest to ewallow the clap-trap of the convsn
tion. 1t IL . pity there had not been few
more honest men in the convention. 1t bound
neither voter nor candidate. The Germans
nominated Mcneil. and he was beset to decline
the nomination. He told Baker that if he
would consent to another convention, and
have the matter honestly tested, he would
abide by 1t. But no-honesty had played
out; the Gazette clique would not consent to
that. they we're afraid Of the result, and
Mcneil had to be offered up as a sacrifice to
the Alligator, because he would not dieobey
the order of the Council. and do his printing in
the Gazette. Brother Sanders attended the
conventions in the city-a very uncommon
thing-snd by attempting to force his Office
down the peoples throats, got handsomely
beaten. That is the truth Of the matter, and
We should think he would look quite as well
keeping close mouth.
Let % advise our neighbor not to make any
more foolish threats and particularly not to
introduce the brag and blus'er game. for it i.
often demonstrated that that is . game that
is not out until it is played out.
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RIVER ITEMS.


Taesdsy, April 9.
HAvxsyB, 0ny. Is. Louis.
ysHNg wnPStu, Aonisea, Keokak
PHNsisA, Hill, St. Louis.
AD H1xB, Calf. Dabuqas.
BILL HsxDBRsoN Rhodes, Dubuque.
DEPARTED:
HAwkEYH, 1ray, St. Paul.
JENNIE W RrrPLE, Morrison, Dubuque.
PExBlNA Hill, Dubuque.
AE1R0PoLIrAE, Green, st. Louis.
1nR JENNIE WHrrPLE.-This favorite packet
made her appearance 1t our levee yesterday morn
ing, under the command Of Charley Morrison,
formerly of the Aun. Lefty, . more popular
than whom never trod hurricane deck. The
Captain will run the Jennie in the Davenport and
Keokuk trade the coming season, making alter
nate trips with the Kate Cassel, leaving this p.At
every Tuesday, Thursdsv and Saturday mornings.
The Jennie is we'll adapted to tho wants Of the
travelling community, and is deserving Of liberal
share Of patronage from our shippers. For freight
or passage apply to 10. Robinson, sgent At this
point.
Boar SrxK.-The stesmer Lue Eaves was sunk
in the Green river few days since while attempt
ing to run over the lock At Spotsville. She struck
some Of the timbers Of the lock which badly mu-
tilated her hull, and she went down in two minu-
tes, but ~ to the extent Of the damage done we
not ascertain. No lives were lost. Assistance
has been sent to raise the unfortunate craft if pos
sible.
The river still continues On the rise, and in fne
navigable condition.
EOATS LEAVING TODAY.
The Ad Hine. Capt. Gait, will depart for Du-
buque and intermediate landings 1t Z o'clock this
morning.
Tho light draught packet Bill Henderson, Capt.
Rhodes, will leave for Dubuque at O'Clock this
morning.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Case,
Capt. Davis, will leave for Keokuk and way points
at 8 o'clock this morning, making connections for
ST. Louis in So hours.
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LOOK OUr.-Several fiue dogs have
come up missiDg lately. Unless the Law is
complied With there 10 no safety for dogs in
this city. The officers make no distinction. 90
you that have dorgs had better look out1
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EGGs.-Attent ntion 10 called 10 40 ad.
vertissment In another column which 81!
house keepers should read. That sstablish-
msnt can farnish eggs cheaper than any other
Ia town.
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ISLAND NO. 10 CAPTURED.

We learned BY the wsy Of sort Of semi.
Official despatch yesterday afternoon that our
troops had sueeeeded In capturing Island No.
10. together with guns. trsrspcrts. smmuni.
tion and several thousand prisoners. The re-
port is probably ssus-though lacking con.
firm ation
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RrcE BaoraERs.-We call the atten.
tion Of our msrcbsnts and shippers to The I'D.
vsrtissmsnt Of Rice Brothers, Milwaukee.
Wis. in this paper. Send them your orders.
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From New Mad,td.
Especial to the Chicago Times.j

lSpeclal 10 the ChlcaEo LINES.
NEW MADRID April Z.
The Carondelet passed down the river carly this
morning TO Riddles Point. She had not proceed
Ell over 800 yards when two masked batteries
opened upon her from the Kentucky shore. The
Carondoet replied and Continued on her way.
Soo1 other batteries opened fire, which caused a
heavy cannonadins all day between here and
Point Pleasant.
Five places fortified by the rebels. have been
discovered, all placed in such position as to at
tempt to prevent any forces being crossed over
from herc.
The Carondolet and batteries on this side fred
she'll with great precision into the rebel forces,
| and silenced them at one point altogether.
The Con 'ederates are making every endeavos to
fortify thoroughly the Kentucky shore. Their
guns are 24 and 32-pouoders.
TIE Grampus appeared ia sight once today,
but did net come within range. 1t is thought the
Carondolet can easily silence all the batteries On
the kentucky shore whenever attempt is made.
On her return from Riddles Point, our lowest
forti6caton, tho Carondolet took Gen. Palmer and
several ef his staff board and proceeded up the
| river.
At Point Pleasant she took detachment Of our
men to the Tennessee shoe, who spiked the guns
in the batteries opposite the Point and destroyed
their carriages. After this she returned TO this
point, it being too late to do any further injury
10 the eremy to-day.
The Carondole, escaped without any injury
whatever, Gil the re0el shots passing over ner.
From Cairo.
Special to the Chicago Times
CAIRO, April !.
Tho Pittsburg thinking that tho Carondolet
needed q consort. ran the rebel blockade last
evening, and 60. through without receiving :
shot.
Three transports also took the underground rail-
ro.d and are nov safe at New Madrid.
The river is Iallng here at the rate Of two feet
in twenty -four hours.
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Strawberries season for set
ting out strawberry plants has almost arrived
1t 10 we'll known that the plant fourishes in
this vicinity to great perfection. and what is
more our people are nearly all committed On
the strawberry question. regardless Of pollti>
cal faith or religious persuasion. What We
want to cay is to admonish the people to plant
plenty OF tho roots that produce the fruit.
Every householder who has any chance At all
can raise an abundance. Just get the best
plans 10 the vicinity. and at the proper season
make the trial.
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LoMAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner Of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article Of Ale
and Porter expressly brewsd for nursing Ia.
dies aud invalids; and agent for the Severen
Brewery.
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SrAr1 or Iowa, ADJuvAxT GENERAL's OFFICE.
Desmoines, March p, 1862. !


Desmoines, March q, 1862.
Arrangements with Stea m b oats.
Capt. ". A. W. Gait. Of TIE steamer I'D Hine,
has made arrangements with this Department to
convey all sick wounded or dia aabled, furloughe
and discharged soldiers at oLo half faro.
When it is considered tha: the fare includes sub
sistence, this is vcry generous arrangement.
1t is hoped this Department will soon be able
to report further arrangements with other Steam
boat lines for tho conveyance Of soldiers ct re-
duced rates.
In order to prevent imposition on officers Of
Steamboats,, who may be disposed to make as lib
eral arrangements as that above named, and in
order that soldiers may receive the benefits Of the
same, officers requested, in granting fur!oughs
or disch argeE TO note the Of the fur.ough o,
discharge 1t the bottom thereof, and sign the
same, as these arrangements are made 70, tho ben
eft Of the soldiers. The State has no pecuriary
interest in the matter. The soldiers Of the casses
referred to, pay their own faro.
Soldiers should present t5cir furloughs or dis
chargesfor examination At the Offices Of Clerks Of
Steamboats, in order to procure tickets At The re-
duced rates. N. b. BAKER,
mh2sI Adj't Gen'l Of Iowa.
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DIED.

On Sunday, the 9Th inst, JENNIE E., daughter
Of JOSEPH S. and ELIZA A. SIMPSON, aged 2 years
and days.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of Mr.. Simpson, on Thursday morning at 10
o'clock.
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HoME AGA1N.-Lt. Col. Galligsn, late
Of the Iowa 4sh. arrived home Monday even.
ing by boat. Hs has been absent about eight
months. during which time he has had any
thing but an easy time Of it. A season Of rest
will likely restore him to his usual stage Of
health.
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FLORAL HALL.-We earnestly call
the attention Of the public to tie hl hl01sons
Improvement Of Westphal 4 Co., at % Brady
street. At this place our citizsns ,Eill be able
to 6od. at oil time'. the most elegant and
thrifty house plants. rose plants and Aowers
Of al kinds 10 their season /; Also full stock
Of Geld and gsrdsn sseds. together with other
articles enumerated in the advertisement. l,
Il sn enterprise thst We hope to zee hand
eomely patronissd.
No q EQM.-There being no quo
rum at the Executive Committee meeting last
evening. the body adjourned to meet at the
esll Of the Chairman.
No TELRGRAPH.-The sd&mpness Of
The wires between here and Chicago yesterday
cut Of sll dsspstehss. .&#
sHILEY's
CELE8RATED CREAM ALE,
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Cash Price, ,........ $500 Per Barrel.
OEdsrs through the Post ONCE will meet with
prompt attention: apr5-1y
sEvEREN's
PALE AMBER ALE AND PORTER
At % per 70rro1.
The subscriber offers 70 sell his present use
Az and Porter. and delivered IN Dayeupcrt and
noek lslaad - IS dollars pr barrel (essk,) and
barrels returned: All orders left at the Poet O@se
or. 3 Aoaat vaalts. corner Third and Bsady
q1SssS, viii - promptly attended To-.
DAvsV1Ss AIu Z, l062. strasc&s
..ssa az :. q. 4. b. SHvRRN0 2 So
ufees Weeeeen Ale and Pestse Bsowsy. essL
East Dsve1esst feWa. +
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ApyUrAxr GsSERAL's OFFICE,

Des Moines, March 17th, 1862. !
The United States Disbursing Officer 1t Daven-
port has forwarded to me amounts allowed on
certain bills. The residences Of the following
named persons a.e unknown to me: D. Wilson
and J. W. Kerr.
Claimants, Or sgsnts Of claimants are requested
to give information at this Office.
n NIB. BAxEs,
Adjutant General Of Iowa.
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Attest: ELSaY MITTELBU:oHaa, Clerk.

AN ORDINANCE To vacate c-rtaia parts o!
the lie Claire Era j. in East Davenport.
BE it enacted ty The CITY Council cf tie City
Of Oacemport, That, that part Of the Connty
Road known as the lie Claire Road, whore it
crosses Mound street., from lis nt.rscc.iou
with Main street. sou h-weateriy TO a point
where y l'ne, rnnniug westerly from Mound
street from the south west corner 0! uildreth's
stone mill. does in,erseet said road aaI also
that part Of said County road running south
easterly from Main e.:es. to the line q !auls
owned by Rcb: Christie and 4. Churchill, is
hereby vacated
Passed ami approved. April ltb. 1862.
GEO IL. FRENCH. Mayor.
Attest: HEsEY MIrrELsuscHEE. CleIl:
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF TaE CITY.
MORNING. APRIL ., Is
THE OFT Y.

GET new styles Of Spring Dress
Goods at Whislers. Very nice and very
cheap.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April Z.
FLorR.-Market quiet. Quoted at from $3.oO
"a 40.
WnRAr.-aiarket quiet and easier. Sales at
72HG77c.
bAsLtY.-Steady. Sales at 4;c on track.
CORN.-Actiye and lower. Sales at % 923 cents
on track.
PorAToEL.-Dull and heavy. Prime lots at IS
SSc.
kYE.--4Oc in store.
EuTrER.-Steady at SG12l.
BEEF CArrLE.zk Lower, with sales At $4,000
ONroSs.-Dul2k sec for prime.
HlDss.- -MarA0k steady. Green Country, So
5ls F.; Green Sailed, 6@6H Dry Sailed, sh@
l2c !; Dry Flint, l3@ las.
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~ ----l---'------- -.
" INSIllPsS
WINSHlPsS
IMPROVED SELr-VENTILATINC
REFRIGERATOR,

VE7INSHlPS REFRIGERATOR Is AC-
wv knowledgea by scientific mon 70 bc the
most perfect Refrigerator in 1t is construct.
ed that the cold air performs the double function
Of efsctually cooling and ventilsting the provis.
ion chamber on tho one hand, and OF protecting it
on the other from the warm air witheat In this
way the provision chamber is furnish ed with an
atmosphere that's uniformly csol, and constantly
changing, so that
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Tuesday, April 8.
750 I'M Thrift W Geo B Richman sppt, Boone
Co affirmed
s2l John Cook, ct al appt, " Woodbury. Go
ct ai, Woodtord &c affirmed.
Ss6 LeGrsnde Byngton W n Wood, ct al, John
son Co /; reversed.
sa5 WIN q Loring, ct al, 70 Thos Bennett,
apps affirmed.
$40 Culbertson 4 Reno " Samuel Lucky, ct al,
app's, Washington Co; reversed.
Ss7 L.GrAnt Byinston appt " John Han
son, JOHNSON 20 affirmed.
Court adjourned till Wednesday morning.
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BOUNTY AND PENSION
AR CLAIM AGENCY.
GEO. Il. PARKER. ALE. ELTAEDS.
PARKER l. EDWARDS.
A t rneys at Law,
DAVENPOKT,..... IOWA.
NXyILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
w cprosurrg bounty Pensions and arrears
Of pay dne soldiers Of the United States, WBo
AaE ENTITLED 70 iKssInNS! All officers or sol.
diets who have been disabied from sickness con-
tr@ctea, or wounds receiv d In tho line of their
duty while in the service are entitled to pensions
during sIcn disability
Bounty Of 500.
The legal heirs Of such may die er be killed
in 'hs service, are entitled 10 the bounty Of Une
W.ndyrd Uolars.
Blank applications and instructions furnished
by nail. Address
PARKER 4 EDWARDS,
mcii3-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
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THE MARKETS.
DAVENPORT WEEKLY MARKET REvIEy

Osy1os OF rHz DsxocsAr AND NEvs,
Tuesday Eve, April 8, 1862.
We havo to chronicle another week Of quie,
and inactivity. Heavy rains have fallen almos,
daily, and the roads ere in worse condition now
than At the date Of our last review. Eere it 10,
for the arrival and departures Of steamers, bu.i-
ness might be considered At stand-s,ill.
With no receipts Of produce of moment, prices
have not undergone material change, and oil ar
tieles may be still quoted at prices given in our
last.
Shipments are fair. but are made only from
quantities accumulated during the pas: Winter.
Some very large contracts for Flour (one Of TO-
900 bsrrels) and Oats have been made in St.
Louis, and large quantities will be drawn from
this, as we'll as other sections TO fll them.
Our foreign advices show but little Of interest
Liverpool dates to the 2sd ult., per tho Niagara,
quote Flour and Wheat dull and declining. In
New York yesterday, Flour is reported Sc lower.
Wheat quiet and without material change, Oats
and:Corn unchanged.
FLorR.-Unchanged At $4.0O@4.50 wholesale
and retail. Shipments for the week 900 br's.
WHBAr.-Inactive and easy at e0l65c. Some
transactions have been trife above these figures
for round lot, delivered. Receipts $50 bushel.
Shipments 1923 bu.
BARLEY.-Still in fair demand At 27@40,. Re-
ceipts 25o bu. Shipments 250 bu.
CoRN.-Nominal at l4G16c. No receipts O..
shipments reported.
OA1s.- Firm at l2@l4c. Shipments for the
week 5000 bu.
ONIoNs.-In demand at 20@ soc. Receipts $40
bu. Shipments s25 bu.
MALr.--Shipments $50 bu.
BRAN.-Shipmcnts 20 tons.
DAILY REPORT.
There is nothing frem the country to-day, and
but car of Wheat by railroad. Quotations are
unchanged.
FLOUR s4.2o94.53. Shipments 12S iris.
WuEAr--Little doing. Quiet at co@65c. Ship
ments $3.50 bu.
BARLEr.-Stcady at 27@4oc.
CoRS-Nominal at 140lsc.
OATs-Nominal at l2@14c Shipments 235
ONIoNs-2o 9 SOC per bushe.
bushels.
BRAN-Shipments car.
Sulrs1uFFs.-Shipments Is tons.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, April 5.
FLoCR.-Quiet. S410M5.oo.
WHEAT.-Malkets steaoy and active. Sales at SO
@92c.
Corn. Market unchanged. Sales at 32Qs4c.
RARLgY.-Sales at 75c.
HAY.-$lo per ton.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 7.
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MONTHLY ABSTRACT
Of the assets. Liabilities ana Condition Of tie
State Bank of Ioma, Ne,chants' Branch, at
Davenport, for Monday. April Z, 1862.
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1t. Col. CALLlaAN.-This gentlemao
arrived home from the Pea Ridge country on
Monday evening. lie came feom st. Louis by
boat Mr. Galligan 10 much reduced in he.l,h
which vas the cause Of bis resignation. which
has been before mentioned. Not being Of .
very hardy constitution naturally. the sever.
fatigues which be has endursd-ths cons On,
exposure to On unhealthy climate and the un-
ssasing toll Of the campaign. wore him down
and made Is impossible longer to remain in
active service. During the campaign be ha,
shown himself one Of the best Of officers. and
hss the respect and esteem Of oil Who wer,
connected With him. The service loses On ex-
eellsnt officer and % true . soldier % evs,
handled steel. lsis unnecessary to state tha,
his duty has been discharged 10 every partic-
ular. We hope that he will speedily recove,
his usual health.
DUBUQUE LAwyERs.-A boat load oI
@emosssof the Dubuque bar came down {.
attend Court yesterday. Generally speaking
.o'S 90 not vary nu,h in appearance from
sos "ss white population Of thf, and oth.,
.s.o'oe cities Of the Union. Among them ara
:. \ Bl''ell. George Crane. Jane. Bur. D r
nyoo' = . blatehley. WIN. J. Koieht. John Z.
asr'sy' james Mckinley and John : co,.m
We are assured that there are NOR. - !. = :
same plsee. bat We take It that tbo.. ~. =. -.
here eoopo's the flower Of The Dohno,. 49,.
By the vsy. Dubuque would hav. h.,. -,
ners Of . place had Il been loe.t.a 49,.
DA''aPe't ''asds. We advise her legal r,o.
rsssststives. II 4 = not too late. 10 ob,.;n
shsass Of veaue and move her down upop ~,
vseass iess. u would b hard on Ds,..por,
81 : While. bet Thea they voali become ,,.,
seh We viaA he shove ssssd essslsna
heppy tina They are stopping at u, Ber
~ Hoooe. ,ss@104' #s
! - = ,:!sss ~. l.ess y. ssv A,rive,,
"svWy. .scss
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS! !!

ADDITIONAL TAX OF TWO MILLS
IA on the dollar, has been levied asa
FEDERAL TAX,
on all the taxable property i, Scott county. a,
shown by the Tax Book Of 1851, and the same i,
required
TO DE PAID
On OF before the Last Day of May next.
A. F. MAST, Treasurer Of Scott Co.
Davenport, March 2ist, lS6l-dkw4w
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SNow.-The weather continues bar.
barous. We have heard about Winter linge, :
ing in the lap Of Spring. but We never sup
posed the old fellow had the impudencs 10
stay there ill the 4th Of July. Spring must
be hard up for company anyhow. Weset out
to cay that it sDowed yesterday-whch was .
selfsvidsnt fact. Only think Of 1.-THE sth
day Of April-when wheat ought to be up and
coming. aud the ladies ont on the street show
ing of the latest Spring styles-and snow.
sleet, rain. hail. mud ct ceters. 1t 10 = strange
state Of affairs in the weather line.
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sUPREME COURT.


HON. CALEB BALDWIN, Chief Justice.
HoH. GEo. @. WRIoHr,! In.,...
Hos. X. p. LOVE, ''
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SOLDIERS AID FUND.-The following
10 the list Of funds subscribed At the meeting
ct LeC!aire Hall. on Monday night:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-09
SWEET PJTAT0 PLANTS /!

on and after tho lst Of May in large quantities.
Es1o~c1. Rot1
fancy and pain, Of al sizes for sale NJ &c. Orders
Tor anything in Cur line eft at 50 will be ptompt-
ly atfcnded 10.
We deal III all pr, ductions Of tho farm gene
rally, and VIC cordially invite ALL to give our
stock Of
SEEDS. TRES, VINES. FLOWERS, FLOW.
EiIMG PLANTS AND VEGETABLES