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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
THE MARKETS.
DAVENPORT WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW

ODD1co % 1H1 DKnoC1Af AID NHws,
TUESDAY Eve, April l, 1861.
4 heavy rain last sight has put quietus o.
business. Our sssssts On Saturday ecnnencsd 10
have sons life ssd activity but to-day che cid o.
der Of thisgs IL faily rssamsa. A quiet rsigss
supreme.
We hsvs the crafty ing intelligence to lay -
fore our readers that the river 10 as last opsn.
The Fred Loseps arrived Saturday morning from
St. Louis, and the Hsvksye State the Sane even.
ing, and W nay aattsf suYselves that nasigstion
10 now fsly resumed.
The receipts for the week have BEEN % very
nominal. ALI articles Of BrsadstuAs arc dull and
declining in home and foreign markets, and but
little animatioa 10 noticeable in any articles Of
either homo or foreign Breadstufs. OF Provimons.
The large amount Of the seounxiatioas in our
warehouses has been cleared ont, and operators
are oil ready to commence business again. Our
Southern trade will undoubtedly be fair. Tho
large parehases for the consumption Of our trsops
on the Cumberland, Tennessee and Mississif pi
rivers, and ws may hope for fair if not rsmunera-
tive prices for " heSt, Oats and Corn.
FLorR.-Unchangsd. s. wholesale and $3.50
retail Shipments for the week $50 brls.
TaKAr.-Easy at 6oGs5c. Receipts 500 bu.
Shipments l.loo bu.
BARLkY.-Stll in good demand at s7@4oc.
Receipts 800 bu. Shipments $3.50 bu. A largo
amount has been purchased the past Winter, and
the holders are making money on it.
OATs-l29l4c. No receipts. Shipments 4, 500
bu.
Os1oSs.-2o asoe. Receipts l,34o bu. Ship
menss $50 bu.
Com NNEAL-Shipmcnts 100 bris.
MALr.--Shipments ] ,1a5 sacks.
BRAS.--Shipments 20 tons and car.
SHrrs1uFE- Shipments IA tons.
BAcoS.-Shipments 20 hogshsads and 100 brls'
DAILY REPORT.
There is little doing in the grain market TO-
dsy. Qcotatisns remain unchanged.
FLOUR S42oG4.5o.
WuEAr--Li.,le doing. Quiet at '60065c. Re-
eeipts 325 bu. Shipments $500 ba.
BARLEr.-S.eady at % @4oc. Receipts l4s bu
CoRS-Nominal At i4@!6o. Receipts l25 be.
OArs-Nominal at l2@14c. Receipts lc0 bu
Shipments 5000 bu.
Os1oSs- per bushel. Receipts l2) bu,
Shipments 37l hu.
MALT.-Shipnen:s Ill bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

GERMAN THEATRE.-ARs. KExKEL's
BEsxur.-This admirable actress, and favorite
With the Davenport puolie. took benefit u
the German Theatre. Monday night. appearing
before densely packed and highly app, ecia-
tive audience in The character Of the Nsisd
Queer" in the beautiful opera Of that name.
Much labor has been expended to brisg out
this piece in 6rst elass manner. an the ean.
ayers may rest eatisfed that their efforts we're
crowned with eminent success.
Mrs. Ksnksl. ia her profession, stands st the
hesd-s lady Of splendid appearance. fins
voice. and easy. graceful maessrs-shs has
Won hosts Of admirers, and has made the The
s'rs What Il should have been long age-s
ssi'-so'ts'ning. pey;.s institution. Al,hooeh
IN admirable eomsdiao. ~ thiak Nra Kenksl,.
forte 10 tragedy. - many Who vitn,e,ed ler
acting In the "Gladiator Of Rav.npa An.
week saaes' val testify; but 70 Do The ..Naiad
Qaeea in manner eqasling the psrforn.pee
Of The character BY Are. K b above the nov.
srs Of bot very fsv ladies apse the Am,ne.p
stage We regret ws we're not suff;eientlv
soavsrssss wisA the language 70 follow ,he
different ehasastsrs shrssgh .asd give saeh th,
bsse6t Of = isdisidaal notice. bat vs nil q,
that the psrtes1sN. vithest szsspsies. rss.
dsrsd shsir several parts - 0est exesllsst
styla Or sdittsial frIssd. UasAsF. = bessd
- b .seaf yst. q vs grsatly mistake sAs
aas. HI Sbties = vsey sspssiee. Wbss 1fe.
IAhsaaas - 1aipesA his irpcev4nsats so~
bdsg ss1a ve - afly Sss dsva ~ Ger
- fheelee 49, s1assss sDsalas saass.
- = OoyUDoee li4--Sssz - Ss1s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02
British Jsurnais o. American lGairs
THE ATLANIIC CABLE ENTERPRI,E
a Of tho 100 Sections ef the Tax
ELL Actsl upe4.
From Warrington.

From Washington.
WAsHixGroN. March 81.
An order from the War Depar. msnt
calls attention to tie very great care.
lessness shown bv many detached off
GERS in not keeping the Adjntant Gener-
ais Office advised Of their movements,
and addresses and directs the attention
Of officers commanding regiments, and
all commanders Of military departments,
ETC., TO the subject of returns. The ex-
ceeding importance derived from reports
and returns, which can in no other way
be obtained, obIiges tho Secretary Of
War to reiterate the existing orders up
on the subject and notify all command
ing officers that these orders must in
future be particularly obeyed.
The War Department is to have our
scattered dead who fell at Fort Donel-
son, removed to and buried within the
wal!s Of the Fort.
The House Committee Of the Whole
has acted upon II sections Of the 100 OF
the tar bill. The former embrace the
general provisions Of licenses, manufac-
tared articles and products, suction
sales. carriages, watches, piano fortes,
billiard tables, plate, ughtered cattle,
hogs and sheep.
The Senate confirmed the following
nomi nations day Stephen S. Hard
ing, Of Indiana, to be Governor of Utah,
and WIN. Slade, OF Ohio, Consul At Nice;
Delavan Bloodgood, Surgeon in the
Navy, vice Chase, who was placed on
the retired list, besides large number
of assistant Surgeons; also, VIM. G.
Wheeler. Francis c. Dade, VIM. G.
Staum, VIM. J. Saunder, Mortimer kel-
log, A. J. kiorsted and John Green, to
Chief Engineers in the Navy. A num-
ber Of promotions and appointments in
the Marine Corps we're confirmed, in
c!udipg Mai: Delaney to be Colonel. and
Mai. Wade Mareton to be Lieut.. COL;
Abram T. Nye, Of CAL, Register Of the
Land Office At Stockton; Frank E.
Leno, Of Mo-, Assistant Adjt. General Of
Volunteers.
The Secretary Of the Navy received .
eispatch from Commodore Dupont, da-
ted of Mosquito Inlet, Fla, March 24tb,
giving q detailed account of an affair at
that place, BY which the Lieutenant
Commanding Budd and Acting Master
Mather, and three men were killed. It
appears that about forty men, in boats,
went ur the Inlet, and we're fred on
from an ambush, by which the above
mentioned were killed and several
wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

A30vOs
HAwxsyI, Hieht, DaSuqus.
NcHrnE1Ssn, Afford, g. Louis.
CANADA, Parker, Dubuque.
BRL1Asr, Carleton, St Louis.
KATE CAssRL, Davis, Rock Island Ways.
DEP ARrED.
HAvKEYs Hight, 81. Louis.
NoHrsrsSEa, Afford, Dnbaqus.
AD HIxs, 0slt. Dubuque.
BELYAsr, Carleton, Dubuque.
CANADA, Parker, st. Louis.
The new and fast sailing packet Sucker State,
Capt. Ward, will depart for st. Louis and inter-
mediate points this morning.
The light draught packet Bill Henderson, Capt.
Rhodes, will leave for Dubuque st 8 O'Clock this
morning.
The river i. rising rapidly :. this point, and
season Of high water is anticipated.
The Kate Casssl, Capt. Davis, will leave for
Keokuk at o'clock this morning. The Kate has
long been great favorts among the traveless
Of the Mississippi, and We hops she may retain
her reputation for long time to come.
OK BKxDEa.-Last night while the ferry
Rock lslssd vas making her last trip, apd about
70 land 1t the dock At the foot Of Brady street,
she was seized BY furious gale Of wind, and BE-
como uscoDsrolable by her pilot and was drifted
away down stream about . mile, when the wind
STATE WARRANTs.-The highest price
paid for State. County, City and School War.
rants. BY A. Cosmx,
mch3l-dlw Room No. l, NickoKs Block.
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New YORK Market.

NEW YoxK, April l.
FLora-Market remains unchanged. Sales 1t
$5.l0@5.2O Super State; $5.25@5 80 Extra state !;
$5.l5@5.2O Super Western S5.25a 60 common
to medium Extra West S5.S5@5.70 shipping
brands X o.
WBaAT.-Market quiet and unchanged. Ship
pers not in market to any extent.
CoRN-Ma,ket 6rmer. $4,000 Mixed Western
in store and delivered.
RYH-Quiet; s3G,5c.
BARLEY--Quiet; 7y@S5,.
BEKY.-Steady.
PoRK-Unch sngad: $l3.25913 80.
Wu1nY.-24N25c.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March 81.
FLouR--Ma,ket heavy and inactive. Quoted
at from $3.6oG425.
WnxAr.-Market closed quiet. Sales 1t 7lL@
.6c.
BApLET-Steady. Sales At 22H@5cc on track.
CoaN.-Dul and nominal. Sales at 2o42lc.
RYE.--40c in store.
BrrrER.-Steady At s@12l1.
BEEF CATTLE Firm, with sales at 4$2.7oG
$50
H1pys Market steady. Green Country. 5@
5,l; Green Sailed, 6GsH Bry Sailed, sK@
l2c Dry Flint, l3@l4,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

Nor So.-Mr. Carroll denies that J.
7. Hogsns had anything to do in the desiesing
Of the Cedar County Court House. - Hogsns
stated 70 . eorrsspou dent OF the Cedar Demo.
crss. nor ever was be associated with him in
any wsy.
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To SnlpPRRs.-Your attention is d.
rsetsd to advertisement Of the steamer Bel
fast In another column. We believe that this
Il the only steamboat owned in Scott county.
aud those who favor home interests. should
recollsct this deserving packet
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

OAxDALE CExErERY.-Ata Z special
meeting Of the Directors Of the Oak dale Cen
etery Cenpssy. held April Let, on motion o
H. Price. Esq.. . resolution Vas passed. to ap
propriate Circle No. 3. in Oakjals Cemetsr,
for . military burying ground ef the soldier
Of Scott eounty. Iowa. fallen 10 battle. and
the csostssy coopasy subscribe tventy.6vs
dollars tovards the payment Of said grouad
u wss a'so resolved that suitable ground b.
donated to hra Rsbesss Vents, for The In
tsrnent Of hse husbead, e. OIL. Vests. OF
shish sa sppropriats monument L to b.
'erth "ith erected. Sahssripsaons tevards Il.
passhass Of The srssnd, ard he sr,st,e, q !.
soneasst O Circle No. :. have already be-,
oaoe = ths aoease II over 80 hu,deed =,
less. And y = hepsd By Ne nbseality ef e,u
|s.assf o. ~ nd sssasy. ssaaeas ~ ~ s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

BAcKwARD.-Asy yet our farmers have
been unable to make spy hsadvay in their
planting aud sowing operatioos. It has got to
Be the time Of the year when. in order to -
cure . full crop. the wheat should nearly al be
GOWN. Experience demonetratss that late
sown wheat does not produce ss we'll as tha.
put in early in the seaeon. This year may
prove an exception and it 10 to be hoped that
1t will.
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Foreign Markets.
| Per steamer Canada.l

lPer steamer Canada.
Llv8RPooL, March 20.
Breadstufs frmer.
r. s. / Go. and W. N. i Co. report Flour dull
and downward.
WHRAr.-Active Red Western los sd@11s Sd !;
Red Southern lis Sd@llsl1d; White Western
lis Cd +; White Seathern 12s 6d6l2s ID.
Provisions steady.
Beef and Pork steady. Bacon frmer and active.
Lard and Taliow quiet.
Coffee steady, and kye frmer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

An interesting letter from y citizen Of
Davenport. nov st Pes Ridge. will be found
% the second page. The writer Vas 10 the
battle through the entire engagement. and has
right to know what vas going on.
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DIED.

Last evening, in the 3o,h year Of her age. MRS.
JANE E., TIE wife Of JOSEPH SHIELDS, and daugh-
ter Of Taos. HoLMRs.
Notice Of the funeral will be given GREATER.
In this city, April LIST, LYDIA LEE, aged /
year and 10 months, daughter OF the HoN. GEO.
B. FRENCH.
Funeral this wednesday, afternoon At half
past three o'clock, corner Of Ripley and Sixth
str0ets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

FoURru WARD MEErryo.-J. A. Lei
bey Chairman. Michael MeNernsy Secretary.
Thos. F. Russell. Jas Dooley. Daniel Killon.
Michael MeNerney and W. W. Parker. Nom
!nation for Alderman postponed un,il Wednss.
day evening At 8 o'clock st the City Council
Chamber,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

DEAD.-We regret to learn that the
sstinsbls vifs Of Joseph Shislds. Esq. Of
this city. died last evening after lingering
illnsss Of several weeks. Her lose will Be
deeply felt by large circle offriends.
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Medical Attendance Of Poor.

Medical Attendance Of Poor.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE POOR OF SCOTT
4 county will receive scaled proposals., to be lefs
a. the Court House With the Cl.lk Of the Board Of
Superv isors, until Tuesday, the lst day # April,
at2 o'clock, a. follows:
ls, For MEDICAL attendance at the Poor House,
medicine include ID from April LIST, 1852, until
April ls,, 1862 the House 70 be visited 1t least
twice week, and as much oftcncs A. the eondi-
ton Of patients may require and the compensa.
tion to DO orders on the County Treasury garter
iy.
%. For medical attendance Of Poor within tho
limits Of the City Of davenport, (medicinc in
cuded, for the period Of time above indicated,
and with the same stipulation ss to compensation
Bids received for both or ssperAtsly.
TEOS. X. FLUKE,)
HENRY @. NEAL,p Directors.
80 JOHN BECNTEL. ~
vrh0e
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From Ciacinnati.

CINCINNA.I, April ].
Parsoa Brevnlow has accepted the libsfal Of
fer Of Nr. Childs, the eminent Philalslphia pub-
Usher, and at the parsons request, copy Of
the book viii b given to the editors II svssy
paper In the soantEy. - that they eaa ~ what
spply 70 Geo. ". Childs, Esq, PhilaAslphia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

Qua Iowa BoYs.-Iowa will have at
least nine rsgiments Of infaDtry in tae battle
Of Corinth. A private letter from the %
regiment. informs ~ that the I'd. Sd, 9th. s,h.
llth, 18th. 18Th and I4th are already on the
ground. The lsth is on its way there. and
will probably be there by tomorrow night.
sod vill probably be 10 time to try its hand
on the rebels,
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THE CITY.

BILLIARD 6ALoox.-The Metropoli-
tad Billiard Saloon has excellent tables and
''nessssaries" generally. Those vhs handle
the cue can 6nd no bstter chance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

From the German 'Demokat' of Sunday, 30th nit.
InsOlence.
The Gazette. Of this place, yesterday con
tanned the following:
The German voters are called upon 10 NEE,
this evening. Independent Of party. to take
into consideration city politics and probably
the nation generally WE'LL KEEP An EYE on
IT."
What is the mstter with the Miss? Wha,
suggests this impertinens sentence to Ter
Does che regard the Germans - her voting
cattle, % her property over which she nue
scd over which is is her duty to keep . etrie
oversight? "Keep an eye on them," indeed
Miss juet keep 40 eye on them and you vii
see that the time is gone by.
What IL there that this arrogant ignoramCs
will not presume upon3 Becsuse che has I.
pair Of German boot-blscks in her service
Who falsely represent themselves to her q.
leading men among the Germans. che thinks
che may dare to assume the position of guar
dian over the Germans But, if she has no
known it before, she may as we'll learn nov
that the Germans have honesty and irdspep
dence enough to heartily despise her and he,
boot -bl-ck crew. The Germans are about ..
likely to follow leading men" IS they are I,
put themselves under her guardianship.
~
Germans are called together to take into csI
sidsratioo city and national politics. Ho,
does Msmeell kcow th,sf This time, how
ever. che is little wrong. since the mes,in.
vas specially called to take into considerable,
the nomination Of capable, fit and independen
city officers. But Why does the Gazette sttrib
ute 20 much importance to this meeting, an'
get take NO notice OF the fact that her Germa,
republicans held . meeting on Friday evenin,
for the came purpose Has che perhaps nc
known it, Every one will know that che d.,
know It. eince she has herself, directly or indI
rectly. vhietled the meeting together.
We will solve the riddle for those of our fe'
low citizens Who probably do not yet / ev
What interest the Gazette has In the CON n.
city election. 1t will not easily be believ.
that she is induenc ID By regard for the eo"t
Of the city alone. for shs thinks only Of IN
good condition Of her precious pock -bocl
Yee. the sole and exclusive motive that 10.
fusnces the Gazette clique in this msiter 10 ..
anxiety to ags,n obtain the city jobs, With th
nice little profit Of $1,000 yearly attached
Tbs 10 wby the fright Aldermsn," this wh,
the fright Msrshal," &C.. .hould b elected
That the Gazene should miss Of obts;ning th,
precious morsel hss heavy on her stomach
That this 10 the ease, ws viii show when
shall bs necessary.
Thus, in order that The Gazstte may do .
good little stroke Of buefnees, these boot. blacs
aud cunning little rogues are sent ont anon,
the Germans to sov discord where It IL posi-
bls. It 10 sought thus to co4en the Germane
70 use them - voting cattle. and then after
wards laugh at and spurn them With the foot
1t is. indeed. An Indifferent msttss shieh be
comes the Official paper, b.t let it not b.
thought that the Germans can Be used to piet
the nuts out Of the Ore for the Gazette. Th.
Germans know veil enough what they hav'
70 do. what honor and duty demand of them
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

WHIsLER cells his calicoes and de-
lsines at the old prices. This 10 greet re-
duction. but be IL bound 70 favor bic Gus.
tomefo
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2 st. Louis Markets.

ST. Lorls, March 20.
FLovR.-Dull. s. 00G525.
WaEAr.-Markes unchanged, with sales 1t IS
@9oc.
Corn Market advancing. Sales at 32Gs4e.
BARLEY.-Sales 1t 75c.
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Notice.

Ar WIFE, ISABEL, HAVING LEFT NJ
9uA bed SD eeeee uitho9t just eesss, I .nershv
saea ~ psrDens ifo6 6sstise her On n :. ,eosss
vaalU - Neo0 = nsr eents1esile "A g fhis
-. saT9y wgs- .ss~st s&ssssls = 80 Z
"a AtA1y TsWnGAir, ApFil lst, 1854. sssA
all-etsl RlCHARD RJCHAR DsI0
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The undersigned 10 Candidate for the Office Of
City Marsha HARVEY LEONARD.
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DAVENPORT. ROCK ISLAND, SAINT
LOCIS & WAY POINTS.
THE LIGHT DAAu6Hr
-
ST E AM z r B E ELFAS IT,

1CARLTON,...... Master,
VXIlLL LEAVE THIS PORT FOR SAINT
w Louis once . week during the coming sea-
on. and being Of extremely light draught will be
sble to perform Is advertised during the low Va
er sesson-tzanporting over the Rapids without
.etention.
9F For Freight or Passage apply on board or to
JOSEPH ROBINSON, Agent.
An2.ff
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ADJUrANF GRNERAL'y OY7ICH, I
Des Noines. March 18th. 1862

ADJUrANF GRNERAL'y OyRICE,
Des Xoines, March 18th, 1862. !
The United States Disbursing Officer 1T Daven-
port has forwarded to me amounts allowed IN
certain bills. The residences Of the following
named persons a:s unknown to me: u. Wilson
and ]. W. Kerr.
Claimants, or agents Of claimants are requested
to givs information At this Office.
NIB. BAxER,
Adjutant General Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-02

PLANT SHADE TREES. is about
the tine Of the year when people should be
gin to think and act with reference to beauti-
flying their homes With shade trees. The facil
lilies for procuring them are abundant and the
expense attending the labor is also very light.
Bot on the other hand, the actual profit aris
log from the improvement IL highly remunsrs.
tive If psrson has bat one lot barely, he
can By small Investment in this way increase
ats market value to the extent Of . hundred
dollars or more in one eeaeon. Any purchaser
would readily give that amount more for . lot
we'll decorated With handsome shade trees
than be would without them. Ths same rule I,
true Of ssy homestead. either in the city or
country. We hope to sss the hint thus thrown
out acted upon.
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THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER. =. "


raised 70 erect .. scitsbss nopsnsst 70 sdsrn
the spot sslssssi 6se shs fsAi ssaeisg p,Ass ef
the rAtrioeje 6ool.
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Notice.
4 TRUNK HAS BEEN LEFT AT THE
"A Mississippi House. The owner can have the
same BY proving property and paying charges.
FO1. Sale.
vnHE BALANCE OF TIE LIQUORS REMAIN
i ing in the Store known - the Canada Liquor
Store, will -
AoEaD Al GO - tt
Iuduesaspts will b offered to persons Wishing to
purchase Store three doors below the State Bank,
on Main street.
April LIT. le61. ldlw
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NUMBER l42.
Yroua Baltimore.

DALIIMOB0, 0otV0 ii.
nost Tsoaskabls steaa heilee axplosieu o..
eaTsd this p. H.. at tie Baltinsro hsuss q
Refuge. boiler attached 70 the Palsinoes
House, several feet from the main building, wns
blown up fully 200 tecs in the air, then tsking
an ssstssly direction exploded aeais. sfsss sAieS
It PACED in . straight lins ESQ feet to the
north. and fell directly On the rof Of the school
building. carrying With IL slate root, saitsss.
beams and plaster. crushing isto the school
Ioom' where there were about 20 boys. Bat tve
were killed and seven wounded.
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ADV'TS.
II C.dRU.
MRS. MCCULLOUGH

DEGS LEANE TO INFORM THE LADIES OF
from New York With new styles Of MILF
merry AND MILLINERY GOODS. She
will open them for their inspection next week, ct
No - Brady street. Ladies would, therefore. do
veil to defer purchasing before examining her
oods. apl2-3t
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Davenport Lumber Market.
METROPOLITAN
7tn1Ard 9A1oo1n.

nPEN DAY AND EVENING. THREE OF
~ the best Tables in the State, and in the best
order, can be found at this Saloon. Choice
W:I.NEs, LLQUORS, LIE, Sc,
At TIE BAR.
mh3l1 ~
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ADJOURNED. The call for meeting
Of the donors to the Soldiers' Aid Fund, at the
LeClaire House. last evening. was not well
attended on account Of the state Of the weather.
The meeting vas adjourned until this even
Ing At the same hour and place. Let there be
. full attendance.
The FinsncA Committee meet at Campbell
4 Bills Office to-day At 10 o'clock .. No., for
the transaction of bueiness.
OPESED.-Mr. Ordway claims the at
tention Of the public henceforth. There are
certain good reasons Why our people should
read his advertisement in this issue. In times
like these when people cannot make any thing.
they should try to zee how much they can
save. He offers all . chance to economic in
shoe leather. He has honorable designs upon
parties Who buy in both large and email qusn.
titles. particularly the former. Give him fire.
quent calls.
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Ree6lfc Notice.

H1OTICH IS HEREBY GIVEN that WILL
~ not pay any debts contracted By any person
Or persons excepting myself.
March -, 1859.
mhoi-tn ~. TkOUT.
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS :

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS !!
Something Better than Eirning Money,
VIZ 8
SAVIN IT.!
THIS CAN BE DONE By PURCHASING
i your goods At the
VIEW CITY BOOT + SAOE STORE.
just ope aing 1t
Ne. 00 LoC1a1ro ROW,
BY L. ID. ORDW.dT,
who is selling goods at prices suited to tho timeA
TO THE TRADE.
l take the liberty Of calling your attention to
he fact that my Stock is large and we'll selected,
.na think Can make it to the advantage of
;'ose cash buyers to give me their orders which
~ill be promptly filed at che lowest cash price.
E Custom Work made to order.
All Goods warranted o. represented.
DAVENPORT, Mach "a, 1862.
sp2-wl Id. ORDwAY.
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