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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

FIRE, MARINE 4 LIFE INSURANCE.
DAVENPORT INSURANCE AGENCY. D.FAY,
~ Agent, BY legal authority Of the State Of Iowa,
for the following well known companies.
FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.,
or Hart. I'd
Cash Capital paid up in full. $500 OOO
j. =. C1Nfsid, Sedy. c. N. SAipmas, Pres.
STA IF FXREAND NARINE INSURANCE. CO.
OF Harrisburg, Pa.
Cash Capital paid up In full. ...........43 $3.50 600
L. Ward. Sec'y. j. P. Rutherford Pvest.
These companies sustain reputation for irmness.
promptnesE and responsibility which renders them
the soundest and safest Fire and Marine companies
10 the United States
Onoe-oorner Of Brady and Front streets, With
City Marshal. Deoidtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

MAMMOTH
Stationary 1 Blank Deek nease
n. II. DURLET6 ca.

OssssOuSSy = BANK Dook uoO0o
n. ~. DURLET 3 ca.
NO. 1872 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO
WnOLnsAI.s and neta,l dealers ,n n -. -
staple and 1ancy Stationary, naak nunas,
xeep constantly on hand, ell lieds u b,sss ho,k,.
socn o, IHdeess, Journals. Day Booas, Cash 80
Sheep covered ne1osandum ana Pess ~ -
memorsndum books Of I'll sizes and stySos f~f1rA
| metallic memoeaodums With rubber strsps nonnsys
Cases, Mote and Bal Casss. IN fact every ssySs %
kind sf blank book In use either on had or -, -
Order on very short notiss aud IL the besS naones
We would also cell attention TO our large stosa q
Writing and Blank Book Papen
| Coosistins In part Of plain and rslsd Cae, Letter
snd Msse. Also, Flat esp, Grown, Dsmy. nsyai.
| ssPer Hoyai. and Imperial Pap-n.
Drosing PePers and Railroad Stationery
Mna.|Ans Benny Royal. espsr neysl. I.ssssA,,
French and Eneiish Roll drawing paper. a ~
In shesss Or roll.
Brswu 4 Sens Profile 4 Csess section Pae>rs
rieid Books, Traasis Books, Level Dooss. Caosa
and sable pencils, India Ink, NswmAns, and wnAsos
Newtoos water solors, In half ana whoss snhss.
Mathematical Instruments In sstts and espssste,
&c, &c
Observation-Disclosures
81 all lengths. Surveyors Chsins % and 70 ssss N
length Any instrument ma On hand vhea vuasaA
wa D. ordered froo the sase on shsgt netics. ~
furnishsd q manufacturers psicrs.
OFFICE STATlONERY!
overy variety Of once statioasry, boeA vosssss ssa
Domestic. kept coosssatiy On AanA,
Bsrley's Celebrated Foxssass Pen.
vh,ch FOR dussbisy, elasticity end asuv,e -, nm.
surpassed By any other pen now in ne.
ANll'sPosrcoeS siOss Presses
We have The agency for "Has Celebrated Purcu,s,os
and Lever Seal Piesses." the hest and most ecrnn.
nical seal prses now IN use. for Banks 1aisood Of
does. County Olices and Notary Public Any orA-rs
0Twsrded to " will be att. nded to with the utos
despatch.
Letter Copying Presses,
= oil sizes and styles, from me small letter press q
~ 90 70 the large Railroad way bills, at "a, With
books 10 stch Of all sizes.
Blank Book Mamu(hc tssPv
We have connected with our store I arst class
HANK Book bsndery, where We ere prepared 70 farm
NIB at short notcc, kind Of blank books with or
without printed headines and Of any desired pattern;
also full assortment Of Binders Siock.
Country AGorClaAnt0l
are particularly requested 10 call and examine Cur
stock before goirg TO New Yo-k. We think Il II in
our power TO offer them Inducements TO buy Of n
which will render trip TO the East unnecessary.
All orders promptly attended TO By
All BURLYY Z CO,
Wholesale Retail Stationers and BLANK BooA Nan
ufactv4ers,
100 Lake 0t., 0h1CAwo.
Junel6wtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31
For Sale.

AONB hundred and twenty Building lots In q
~ Addition to the town Of Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated on
che bank Of the Mississippi. They vii be sold
tonabe ,erms.
For particulars inquire OF Aessrs Durfee, Pratt
Oo;, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, BsQ, LeCsire,
Oorbin 4 Dow Davenport, or Of the subscriber,
JAMES NAY.
- The subscriber has numberless desirable pie
ccof land In and near the cities Of Davenport and
IeOlaire, amp near the town Of Port Byron that he
Vihees 70 sell tOct16tfl NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

II: F. MITCHELL, Agent,
For the following well known Companies:
PEORIA MARIND 4 ERE INSURANCE co.
OF PEORIA. ILL.,,
Capital, SOC, 200.
Y1IcE In Nichols New Bloch On Drady and B.
nd sire cts. oceldN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

TVHD UNDERLINED having been appointed By thu
i War Department - "Asent Of the Quarter Mas.
ter Department q Rock Island" With full tnstrue
tons to adopt al necessary measures for The pro.
sons Nov Ssesor. p, ps1soos sos ms
having Legal right Are hereby warned and notified
70 quit thu prsnises and abstain from any further
respAss
Charge Of all wood cut on The ground and forbid aay
person removing The same until ths proper aanaeo1
can b assosoed and PAID.
ber II any hind anA 1otiAea . abofain mn ~
tresposo whateesvee, q legal Neps WI - tAho0
i. 7. 0l.AYlAXx1j
daG10dS d q AoOt VaS 0gDe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

TnOuSAnlS u RollS Of Wall PaDOY
vRoM TEN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale in Lots to suit Purchaser.
DORDKRS, Pirebosrd Prints, T1cster Ornaments,
ID window shades, Gold Transparent and beaat,-
full Paper Curtains, PLAN, green, blue. bun and n
Cured at very low prices. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style Of paper Who
would BE- with bare vslla. when you can have your
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Pspertns
done In . style not 10 be excelied.
Please call Second street. corner Of Rock Island
SHEPHERD Son.
Jaly2A Paper Dealers and Paper Hangers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31
NEW YORK.

RIO
v1SSCnER, OWEN / CO.,
General Newspaper Adver'g neuse
tAPPLEToN's BUILDiNG,)
No. 3as 4 3ls BroaAv sy, New York.
IMPORTED WINES. |CROCRRIHS,&c
/. 4 W. GERRY,
1O3 Canal st. 1 10 Broadway, n. 7.
(Estsb1ishsA lo0l.)
Importer o~d Dealers IN Ttess QSollsdSs
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Oaer TO the TRADE HOTELS, PRIVATE sANILJu
and Oil Who are choice In their taste, ssd desire
genuine article, large varietyof
TEAS, GREEN AND BLACK soUCHoH9, POUCH.
RIAL, HYSON, 0UNPOWDRR, YOUNG HYeON,
BE-. In chests and half chests, &c
OOFFEE-MOCHA and JAVA.
WISES-AADERIES, SHERRIEg. PORTS, hooks,
&c, very old and high grades, in original pscks.
gre, demuons magnUms and bottles
BARTON and GU1TIER9 CLARETs.
CHAMPAGHES: Meet l. Chsnaon's Cabinet Imp'
verxensy DO. Heidseic s,G. H. n umm's, do do
LIQUORs-Dvandies, Ru ~. Whisky, Gin, Arrack,
Absinthe, kirsch, &C, Ac In original packages
slso' Curacao. Asraschino. Anisette, Noyssu, BIT
MALT LIoUORs-IDndon Brown Stout. Scotch and
English ALES
SIG ARs-A variety Of Choice Brands.
PICKLkS-EE0I.IsH and FRENCH.
6ACOkS-Bor Fish. Currie, Game, Neat, &c.
CHEESE- sTILTON. CHEDDsR, ROYAL vICTO-
RIA, PRINCE ALBERT, PARMRSAN GRUY
EkE, sAPSAGO, DUTCH, and AMERICAN.
SU0Ak0-LOAI, CRUSHED, PULyEkISBD, o.
CROIx, &c. IN barrels rnd half barrels.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and AFRICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE.
0POur Liquors are warranted unad liberated %
OF our own Importation. IApr, ~ d1y:l
u ARH INDUCRARnTS no A08HTS-BxPnRI.
AOkkOBD Oanvassing Agents wanted In Ill perte
Of the country for the "Comprshensive 0eography
and History, (Ancient and Modern) Of the Whole
World }" from the earliest AGES to the present time
y D. 0OoDRIcH peter Parley.) Elegantly bouDd
and beautifully illustrated. Price -. Bold only by
Agents 70 whom special districts Will be given. Az
plicsnts should state what counties they would lie
eor particular apply to
J. n. COTTON co.,
4chl7dtf 172 William treet, y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31
RAILROADS.


4ississippi 4 Missouri i. +
~ and aAss nosAav. Dec. TN, 1851. end sns,
~ further notiee, trains viii leave Davsoposs, 10
| lows:
e xr...hs and sm,sr.as sra,a. q A1A.
"a Freight and nnisrans fra,n, i.soA =
tth Expes Train & ans ,. =
Trains viii iesve Dsveapsst 1t OA>eae, asily. Or
days excepted - follovs:
lst Nah Train, st SAA =
- FREIGHT fratn. ~ II =
ID Freight train, ~ Gas : =
9Th nxpross FRAN, d SA =
Trains srrivs u Davenport daaly. us,Asys ssssp.
1T Aail Train, q s,ls =
?, q ''..sh' and En.srsn' Train. - io.A. :.
ssh Impress Train y 3isc.s,
Let Man Train a an A r
ID Freight Train, Of l03oA r
ID Freight Train at o.Sop \
9Th Express Train q S.O6 , n
Al trains out Of Dsveapsrt vm nahe apansg1Suoe
with nusostine and Iowa CITY.
The PaDsaees Train connects q Davsapoes IN
the ROck Island 3 ChtcaQo trains.
Psssengsrs -. reminded Of ~ nessaulty esgivina
listnct direction - 70 ths deunassea Of Sksls -.
Ne cars. 4. 6AY O1D1
Nov . du
Galeas and Chicago Unien r. Z.
NUAAsa ARRANGRMsNT-On and asssr We'd
~ nesday, June nth, 1857, passenger trains YIN
leave Wells street Depot daily (sundays exeepSdD
For SrseDors, Gaiena, Dunieath and y. Pasl.
passenger and HAIL.. ...................Is:l6A =
Passenger Emigrant and ~ olass train. .l2:lS 4
CHICAGO. vuLfOA AND IOWA LINE.
For Dilea, FULTON and Central Iowa.
fhrossA Pas:sese'.......".... :
60 90 .....................s.0.1e =
DeAAo passenger. .......................G - y
BRIOIr AND MADISON BRANCH.
Tor Bdoit, Janssville ana Madison.
FOX RIVER Valley RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake. McHenry and nichmond.
Two through trains vii leave Central Depot. isos
Of Lake street ss follows:
FOR GALENA. DUNLRIrH AND u. PAUL.
Daily (eundays excepted 1000 u S:lS y
Rnnabling passengeSs 70 make eloos coonecsion
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALRNA CHICAGO NNlON RAILROAD.
Leave Fre-port 1880 A \. arrive In Chicago AS
Leave Freeport SEQ NJ, arrive in Chicago 8;s6 =
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 A y, arrive In Chicago l;A6Sn
do do 7rM. do do i;lsAn
Leave Oek AID ~ arrive IN Chiceg0 SiSS y
BRLOIT AND MADISON BRANCH.
cave Footvllle 1910 \, arrive In Chi ago as
Leave Pootvle 8 IS y, arriv. 10 Chicago las u
Leave Be,oit 80 \, arrive in Chicago lI;lOA n
POx RIvER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Elgin NJ " y, arrive In Chicago 10
Leave Elgin ct 2;25 N, arrive In chicago as n
Passengers for all points on thu b U y n, In.
Guiding Fulton, beioit and Madison lines, should
take tn. trains from the Wells street depot.
All the above trains with the gre ct eastern
lines diverging from Chicago
Through tickets can be b. uRht ut the following on
ces; J Spsulding's corner Lake and Dearborn
street; P ? w 3 G RR Ticket once, 80 Dearborn
street; Michigan Southern ONCE, under fremont
House and At the Central and Wells street Depots
JOHN B. TURNER, President.
p. HALL, superintendent.
W A. THRALL, General Ticket Agent. (oct11d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31
Trident Mutual Insurance Comfy.
PROVIDENCE, RI.

Trident Mutual Insurance Comply,
PROVIDENCE, X. q.
OFFTOE, NO. 5 BLACKSTONE BLOCK.
Chartered by Legislature Of Rhode IsIard, June,
1851. Commenced business, November, 1851.
STATEMENT Of the Bushes and Condition Of the
Trident Mutual Insurance. Company Of Provi.
dence, B !, TO December 3lst, 1867.
Authorize Capital, 100000 %
Guarantee Oapi al paid Ia and
securely invested, 10000 90
Surplus, 9,977 %
4s bonds and mortgages, nrst
lien on real estate, estima-
tel value $25O, 600 90 106, 800 0O
1871 shares Indianapolis X Gin.
einssti r Co. par value,
$3.50 90, 800 90
50 first mortgage bonds Previ-
Once, Hartford h yishkili
n Co, 81 600 each.-
$50 900, 40 900 90
Bills receivable, 3 COS Is
Cash on hand, Ala %
Cash in the hands Of Agents
and In tIanstu, 4.461 SO
Losses, None.
Al other claims against the
Amount Of IRE risks In force, q, 800 90
Amount OF Marine risks In
force. 5s,2s7 oo-lss.5s7 oo
The greatest amount insured
any ons risk nrst class. 10000 90
The g. eatest amount insured
In any Yisk K, ordinary. 5000 90
STATE or RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE pLAu-
TATJOus.
Providence, 70 ;, January 1853.
Personally sppearea before me WARD CowIN0.
President, ani ODED p MuLxR, Secretary OF The
abeve named Comraoy, andseverally msde oai that
the foregoing tstsnant, b. then subsce,bed u. in
their best knowledge end belief, true.
CHARLIE b. Pk4KBUR6r,
Justice Of the Peace.
This Company Insares ssalnst loss or DAMAGE BY
dre on sores, merchandise, dwellings, mills manu-
factories, hoseis, gin and sueav houses Also Marine
and Inland CARGO risks ct the ordins.
~ rates Of premium.
Losses prompty and eqnitsbly adjnsts1 and paid.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Ward Couine, VIM Bradford.
Samuel b Darling, Edward Perry
Geo " Bfewn, Geo ~ Hail,
&C Gardner, Obsd Miller.
walter B SNOW, VIM Rider.
Geo Cleaveland, Philip RIDER.
Thomas Dye
O =. 4IkLUR presi seo6
oeereeaSy. i. PAY, Aren't
Omce-0orner Of Brady and Front streets Daven-
part, Iowa. mch24 Alv-wow
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

TCOUR LOTS situated on ID and Scott street, TO
IL particulars enquire Of OORDIn 4 Dow, or
(eusl6dts) JANIS NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31
Fer Sale QrLeaSo.

For ding back l6O feet.
ttovnurther articuolars INQUIRE Of Corbin d Dow
eye aw, OK OF JAMES NAY.
lAl0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31
For Safe or Lease.

TN Lots or subdivisions to suit purchasers - ~
sons that may desire to lease for term Of yearS
the following property In the city Of Davenport vis
In bloch l1-226 feet fronting on I'd street,
100 Oh Western Avenue.
66 III st.
In block lJ-near the Market House.
% feet fronting western avenue
extending l6O feet back with an ALE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

OIFIlE-South-EdtC Cor. Brady dnd Second St.
-AEFERExCEs
X Gov. Myron b. Clark, Csnandaigua, n z.
Hon. Charles n. Ruggles, Poughkeepsis, NY.
Hon, John Thompson,
Hon. George ", Sterling "
Capt. Richard Peck, New Haven, Conn.
Hon. =. B. Morgan, Aurora, Ny,
Rev. Theo. L. Cuyler, New York City
Benson J. Tossing ESQ.,, "
Dockee, Inness + Go, Chicago Ill.
Tallman, Powers b Nolan Davenport Iowa,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

Pine Lands
M Z - - q uRn.
lNE oGer for entry, or location ct one dollar and
W twenty-nse cents per acre, . tract Of valuable
PINE Lands
In Missouri, supposed to be the only body OF Pine
Timber remaining In the State, unentered
Novl6dAwn " =. BARBRR 4 Go
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31
Fall and Winter BoOtS. Shoes.
Rssbbes's, Caters 3 Slippers,
Of every variety andldesci ,ption Al INV soOds are


to oil those who may fsvo1 me with . call, can
guarantee the Workmanship equal t. those manufao.
turei IN this or any other part Of the UMted States
| sep1clu Jas c. TODD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-31

VX7E are entering good arabic lan6 In Missouri
w Tor actual settlers, ct tcslvs oWd A0tf Ccmss
per- acre. Maps Of the country may be seen q oar
once, hicho,ls' Dlock.
W. r. BARBER L co.
Davenport, Iowa
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05

TROUBLE AMONG THE RowDIEs.-A duel was
about being fought between Daddy Cum
ningham and Harry Drake, in consequence
of the latter calling the former liar, in dis
Tussing the manner in which Heenan fought,
but it was STAYED off by "warm" friends and
on the night Of the Both of October Billy
Mulligan, of California notoriety got into a
row with man named Patrick Irwin, in
Broadway, when the latter gave his adversa-
ry severe beating, and bit off two of his
fingers in the bargain. Billy procured the
assistance ofthe police, and had Irwin taken
into custody, not only on a charge of assault
and battery, but also for an attempt at rob.
berry. Next day the prisoner was brought
before Justice Connolly, where he made a
statement to the effect that he was the ag-
grleved party, and not Mulligan. He stated
Inat on the night in question he was going to
ms house, when he saw Mulligan talking to a
woman The voices attracted his attention,
%heh he turned round and took survey Of
tne pasr Muligan told him to "move, "
when, upon his non compliance with the re
guest, Ae was assaulted and beaten by the
complaiRant In defence he struck Mulligan,
ana whatever injury he may have inflicted,
ne SAID, was purely in defence of his own per
son: The magistrate held the prisoner to
oall IN the sum of 81 900 to answer-N Y
cor Alta
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05

SKETCH OF A Book woRM-The following
glance at the author of the "Curiosities of
Literature" we find i'll the New York Tri-
bune:
DlGraeli the elder, the father Of the cele-
breted British novelist and statesman, was
an inveterate devourer of books With te-
nacious memory, and cultivated taste, he
rumaged over the contents of libraries al
ways bearing away valuable spoils as his re-
ward. Literary history was his favorite
subject of research and, in that department,
his volumes are our best authorities, as well
as our most entertaining reading. His per
sonal habits were those of confirmed book.
worm. He passed his life almost wholly in his
library. Even marriage could not tempt him
from his exclusive predictions. He rose to
enter the chamber where he lived alone with
MS books, and at night his lamp was always
burning within the same walls. He had an
aversion to business, and never required re
taxation. In London, his only amusem ent
was among booksellers; ifhe entered club
1t was only to go into the library. In the
country, he scarcely ever left his room but to
saunter on the terrace, muse over chapter
OF coin sentence. Without passion or
prejudice, he took no interest in the politics
them,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05

The ONLY WAY.-A correspondent, whose
able communication under the caption Of
"Old Proclvities" will be noticed in another
column, gives it as his opinion that an acces-
sion to the virtuous female population of our
State will do more to relieve the evils under
which society labors than all the preach
ments of editors and parsons. We concur
but how is the desired accession to be obtain
ed THAT'S the question.-NIiss Pellet prom
ised to import five thousand virgins, and
was encouraged to do So but has not kept
her word-Mrs Farnham was reported to
have entertained a similar benevolent project,
but wasted her energies instead on n book
Perhaps we might initiate the Virginia
Coonists-ndeed, it would be a great gain
if we could swap all our tobacco for wives
We are afraid there is no practicable plan of
inducing female immigration to California
except the old-fashioned one of each man
who desires making single importation for
his own behoof This is slow but sure, and
is gradually filling the land with fixed homes
and all the tender sentiments that spring up
around them Hydraulic Press.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05
Notice.


gE- THERE ARE FEW THINGS which afford us
greater pleasure than sitting down to write notice of
the CELEBRATED HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS, because we are fully conscious we are confer.
ring public benefit, and our heart tells us that by
our notices, many have been induced to take these
Bitters, and been rescued from death by Dyspepsia
Diarrh@a etc. etc. for the of which it is certain
The Bitters have always been known to excel all other
preparatonsin the speedy Of all the diseases the
stomach is heir to and the marked favor with which
it is spoken of by those who have used them, cannot
but convince ALL that its virtues many. Try them
CAUroN.-The genuine put up in full quart bot
ties with the name "Dr. j. IIostetters Btters" blown
the glass, and also stamped on the cap covering
the cork, with the autograph Of HOSTETTER &
SMITH on the label. We give this caution in order
that persons may not be deceived by any of the nu.
merous counterfeits and limitations now in market
Sold by the principal Druggists and first class Ii
quor Dealers and Saloon keepers.
E. WIDEMANN, Dealer in Wines and Liquors
Agent at Marysville.
PARK & WHITE, Agents
decl-lm San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05

Poor CLARK "A Republican paper has
the following paragraph:
1.-The notorious border ruffian and Gov.
ernment office-holder, G. w. Clark the mur
derer Of the Free State man. Barber, was
lately waylayed, shot and scalped, while
travelling near Lecomrton. Kansas having
become uncomfortable as a residence for one
80 intimately connected as he is with the
wrongs and woes of the people, the Presi-
dent had given him the office of Purser of
the Navy Yard at Washington, and he was
preparing to leave the Territory when the
revenge Of some of his wicked deeds over
took him as described"
Poor Clark we knew him well, and he
was hot pro slavery man, sure enough.
But, he was anything but bad man, when
we knew him, although very bitter in his
politics No doubt the Free State men re-
garded him as a demon in human shape.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05
1ailp Natlonal 9eurotrat.

DEATH OF B. F. MoULToN.-Mr. b. +. Moul
ton, who was shot by Joseph W. Brewer, on
Saturday night last expired Thursday morn
inc. at G o'clock, in the Knickerbocker Engine
House, San Francisco, whittier he was borne
shortly after he received the fatal wound
AT the moment of dissolution, says the Alta
his late wife, Harriet Carpenter, the actress
and two or three devoted attendants were
present. He died in the full possession of his
intellect, and apparently in no pain. Decea
sed was from New York, aged 81 years, and
n resident of this State since 1850 large
portion of this time, he has resided in Sacra
mehto. The funeral of Mf. Moulton will be
attended at one O'Clock this friday after
noon, from the house of Knickerbocker En-
gine Company.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05

cB The New Orleans Delta says jeff.
Davis has arrived at his home in Mississippi,
and some of his kind friends express wish
to have speech from him on political sub
jects, in order to ascertain whether his opin-
ions are the same in Mississippi as in Maine
He is not over modest, and will let them
know, no doubt, in good time.