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yg,RUSTEE'S SALE.-WuEHEAs, on the 4th day
l Of November, Il. y. 1855, Henry W. Seemann
and NJ ydalena Seeinann bis wife, executed unto
George ; G. Dow, - Trustee, a certain Deed Of
Trust conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott
county, Iowa, described follows, to wit The
west half Of Lot No. three (5,) in Block No. -ne
l. In the City of Davenport Which said con
veyance was made by the said Seemann and wife
for the purpose of securing the payment q two
certain proniss0ry notes, and the interest thereon
signed by said Henry W Seemann, dated the 9TH
day Of November. A. ID. -jo, each for the rum OF
eighty seven 30 100 dollars, payable IN one year
after date to the order Of Austin Ccrbin with ten
scr cent interest If net paid ~ maturity
And now. said note having bect me que ana pay
able ard the said sseolpann having failed toiay tue
same. George :. e. Dow, Trustee IA AFORESAID, ,
do hereby give this public notlce,thal by virtue Oh
Tho powcr which is in me vested " sad i1eed
Of Trust. will on Saturday, the 18th day OF eb'
rparv A. d. 1s66, at the hour OF o,.,ock
! 10 the afternoon Of said day. at the Court House
jor. in the city 81 Davenport, expos" and offer
far sale al public auction. for cash, the parcel ~
| land above described, much Thereof a. shall
bc necessary to satisfy and iay the amount Of SAID
notc with the interest thereon 20 the dag Of sale,
ogether with all the costs, and expenses attend
a "A sale costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
| Dated .he l9ih day Of January, a. u. lsbo.
| GEORGE ). c. DOW.
| i,n19-,s Trustee.
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Union Coffee & Spice MIL,
CORNER OF FRONT AND MAIN.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20

vINURU STEE'S SALE.-WnEHEAs, on the 9th
i day of February. a. ID. ISIS, George Fisher
executed unto Austin Corbin. as Trustee, certain
Deed of Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land
in scott county, Iowa, described as follows, 10 wit:
The north half of Lot Ne. four 81 in Block No.
twenty ght Is in the City # Davenport, To-
wa Which said conveyance was made by tho
said George Fisher for the purpose Of securing
the payment Of one promssory note, and the in
tcrcst thereon, signed BY said George Fisher, and
payable to Lewis Halter order, dated the 9th
day Of February, A. u. 1893. and payable in one
year after date at the ia hiking House of Macklot
Corbin for the sum ofthree hundred and twelve
loo dollars with interest at the rate of ten per
cent. per annum after due.
AMI now, said note having become due and
payable. and the said George ishcr having failed
to pay the same, Austin Corbin, Trusfce saforc-
said, do hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue If the power which If in me vested by said
deed Of trust,I will, on Thursday. the 10th day Of
March, A. d. ls6o, at the hour Of two o'clock in
the afternoon of said day. at the Court House door,
in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale
at Public Auction, the parcel ofiand above de-
scribeA, or ~ much thereof shall be sufficient
to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note with the
interest thereon to the day Of sale, together with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the l4th day Of February, A. D. 1860.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
febi5 dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20

Arn-ari ~ Murtgage first
loan II rca. estate worth
double .-........
Amount of Mortgage second
iD-u o. rea. estate worth
double .......
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20
Sc A r. T. VI T. Y II
OF THE CONDITION or THE
CITY FIRE INStRANCE COMPANY
LOCATED AT
NEW HAVEN, CONN.

To the State Of Iowa, January Isl, 1860.
Chartered Capital. 100000
Capital actually paid in. 100000
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1Vtai 200 II
SO the amendment proposed by Mr. C,asSA vas agreed
to.
Mr. FISHER, Of Virginia. protested against the voae Of
New York being counted ana demanue that his protest
should be entered on the journals
The resolution, ~ amended vas adopted
Mr. CESSNA moved 10 recoprider the by which the
reeoiutcp was adopted aad also y the motion
70 reconsider upon tho table
The latter motion wse agreed to.
Nr. MATTHEW'S, Of 1nsisGpp-I desire 70 offer the fol
loving YeeoIptioD-
Resolved That the delegations nom the States Of New
fofk and IDos whose sess contested reQuestod
not to participate 10 be proceedings body un tho
Committee on Credentials shall have and re-
ported TO this Convention which Of said contestants are
entitled TO their sests.
Mr. PAYNE, Of Ohio moved To lay the resolution upo,
the table. r-
Mr.. CLARK, Of Nssouri-Tbe resolution Of the psuts-
man from Mfsifappi s clearly out Of ORDER 10 tho
same proposition, in substance which have Just voted
down
Mr.. BISHOP, OF Crnuecrcur-r rIso ~ . .,.s.,o, =, -
der. Ny point OF order IL that q resolution hxvIMv
passed here TO appoint two committees the next busness
ID order 10 proceed to the appointment OF those COM
pess Is 6sposed o.
Tho PRnnENr PRO bm--Tbe Chair oveYru]es The mint
OF order We can dispose OF the matter Just "a soon bv
taking the vote on the motion 10 lay on the table
. NJ CLARKE OF Mfsourt-I object to the deleSas,o~
from the State Of New York voting this opestseo m
be ground OF interept, I'd make the same obsotOn u
the delegation from Illinois voting -
States. w ~
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So tho resolution was laid the table,
The Convention then proceeded 70 appoint Committee
on Credentials and Committee On Permanent 0rgsnze-
cn under the resolution already adopted, the ron G: The
States be called, and the delegation from each Sste
nsmiAg member OF each Of said committees.
The following are The committees thus appointed
COMMITTEE ON CRKpxxriAis u. Jameson, Me-; A. p.
Hughee, N. II Stephen Thomas, VT; Oliver Stevens,
Delos Ne Wolfe, N Y; A. R speer, N. j. q " North
"a; VIM. G. whnckT, Del; ". s. Cuttings Nd; T. y.
PuNbaro, Va; 3 r. Bridges, N. G. r. Perry, O.;
J. hartridre, Ga W. n Brooks, Ala ". Barry, Miss;
" Hatch, Ia James Stcdnao, ONO =: Il; w wn'
ky caIroii' Tenn a MAIL Hsu.'1 ma AK ssnja,
MIN Folleit, Mich Dyke. Ella Grief. rsxas; y.
q Finch lows: r. II smth, Wig John 5 Odd'ey, SA'.i
n. y SItiey MINI Larsng Stout, Oregon,
eossrIsH sS 9rgs, soasscs ". " ca.ps, Mass
Icbn y i1ancas, r. T. "a q Itpret Conn.,. Faircnid,
X. Robert Earl,on, N ! Csssna, rem; = =.
r.rrireten. Del: John r Emory, Nd; john Bsennons
Va W A woIe, N. c.; Il. Wilson, s @; ] Lump
Frres Fla Emile Lascre, Ia; r Lubbock. Tcxas;
rohn ssrrnsn Ark s D Churchill, No.; T. Jones,
Inn C. Cecil, Ey George W. Houk Ohio K Wolf,
na': A. NJ Harrington, H.; A. G BAlwin, Mich Il. 8.
BRAGG, Wis u Thayer, Iowa; J. I. Rosser, MINI 9.
y pstrick Cal John X Lamerick, Oregon
NJ PrsIRS, OF Ind. offered the following resolution
Received That the states be called In their order, ana
et Ct the delegates from each State furnished 70 the
Secretary; lnd whenever there contest, the papers
relative 10 such contset be referred 70 the COmee On
Credentials.
Nr. LAwsxxer Of Ia II move to amend thaa resolu-
Virginia (Nr Fsher) be read and refrrred 70 sbe 0mm
ice en- Cedentrs chair having stated thas sne w
ter should ne read NJ the proper time.
Mr.. CosHRAsx, Of New York; move 70 amene Ine
amt ndneni 10 provide that the letter 20 rcoeo0
CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGKl
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su,p,xa tb.m seNe Whist hour hey vir ssd This is
a. wush rs promtse-bus my beet enSeavsrs shalt
no. IN waiting 10 deserve doubt nos bSs you
h.Ar Em an, but You yiI al ths ssme sprst ~ ar
Shat have eoue COR tuy IN osssg - iosg IAs shero
wss possibility Of hope"
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OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1900
The article In the Consultation Of this morning 10 rela
lion 70 the nomination Of the Charleston Convention Is re
ssrded az tsn5er Of the olive branch ON the part OK the
ADMINISTRATION and an indication that they will support
the nominee Of the Charleston Convention, whoever he
may be- They think the Cincinnati platform, pure and
simple, the only compromise thai can be agreed upon
and tina. the South will be obliged to yield.
On the other hand the administration say IL tho cn
cnna platform is adopted will be due 70 the South to
place OF their upon II, - they cannot be
expected 10 yied both platform and where there s
such great difference Of opinion a. manifested In the
committee.
is expected that two or three days win be consumed
in discussion In Convention and ballotng not looked
for Gil Monday or Tuesday. -r
Douglas stock the rise here again TO- night The
INDIGESTION Of the Committee upon Platform, and the ru-
mcred 6ecnation Of knridse construed in favor
OF Douglas by bic frieuds.
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csou Of the Chair stand the judgment Of the Conven
uorf'
the appeal (shouts Of "order," "sn down." ego on"
The pprspEsr pro t-whas is the question the gentle
man subnitsY The Chair viii hearW
Gepea WALKER Coming down and taking bis stand as
the seeretsry's tabe)-That III want am not here
dsogauissr but have the right 70 be heard, and
intend TO be heard.
TIE PRESIDENT pro tSs-wel state your proposition,
and then the Chair viii decide whether IL 10 In order
General WAIKER-I will state n. The gentle man from
Virginia (Mr Fishery has stated that the communication
which be wishes read reference 10 the organization
Of the Convention Now, when the gentleman makes
TIA, stahep he has the right 10 read that ccmmnnica
or and 10 present bis resolution based upon IT, That rs
TIE question submit.
bs, question and has admitted an independent PROPOSE
ten offered BY the gentleman from New York (Mr.
Gepeya wAxsR {get.ipg on the top Of the Secretary
detk)-The gentleman from Virginia has the right to
offer bis resolution, and demand that he shall have tho
The PRIsprSr pro km-The gentleman IL out Of order.
General WALKER Every much excited) 1.-THE gentleman
DnEcArs from Louhiana--Appeal from the decision
Of the Chair
General wAKrR-I do appeal from the decision Of the
Chair.
General WAIVER continued for scroe minutes the
secsetys table 70 speak vehemently but the shouts o.
sorder and "quesuon ali over tbs ball, the inense
confusion that prevailed prevented anything he sAd
from being beard in the reporters seat
1oe PRxs,pvSr pro IN put the question on sustap'ne
the decision Of the Chair and the decision was sustained
by on overwhelming majority
The PnEsDENr pro TN then stated the question on The
motion OF M Cochfsne, OF New York. tina, the Conven
ton ADOPT the rules Of The last National Convention, us
further oheced.
The motion was sgYeed 10.
Mr.. fEHER, OF Virgins. have the 0oor and M
power CAD put me down ] will read the resolution, and
the cbstr cen decide whether 1t b IN order or not
The PRECEDENT PRO kSs.--fbe Chair hiss decided the
gentleman to be out Of order, and the Convention has
sustained bis decision
line coBmupicaAion In the possession ~ br. Usher
- q ka In .sprE In FIR
Mayor WOOD, Of New York. 20 tho Copveptop setsinl
forth that the delegation represented by him were tb
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~>--->--~~----
-----...,r "a. TINE RICHMOND plepArcR.l
rrwruER FROM EUROPE.
,,,yAIOE THE FECTONIl

vopx March ls.--The steamship Ten.
NJ ,ri,h London dates to the Sth, arrived
toms, She brings no later commercial news.
to."S nouncemcat OF the loss OF the Hun.
In reached LONDON on the Attn, from
ea"snstown. where the Canada touched that
mS sa r'aa. from New York, arrived at Liver
po"". %" Srsdeg, +. M That part OF the En-
- srcech concerning the annexation OF
IT. and Nice. was received in Nice with
IT, Italian party is greatly agitated.
txNNA. Sna1ev.-To inquiries from the
osen;atlves OF foreign powers, Austria re-
Ffi ,hat us interests no; being affected by
pi"a,ne,ation of Savoy 10 France, she will
n"r ,rn,est against the annexation.
no, tnx., >nfa-dag. The Papal Goverr-
~ has prohibited commerce by transit BE-
IT," An.ona and Romagna. The merchants
aro,est asains; this act
F'-hs agitation continues in the Fapal states,
"a come landed propr,etors refuse to pay
" Thousands of citizens are signing pc
..'.,ors 20 the great powers in favor OF annex
siion- ,..;,,x .,,is,.s l., ..s,r,. and
,,nur 10 arrive IN the States of the Church
ar roxr W,anesday.-The Pope is said 10 be
,.'I,jnr IL grant concessions, IL the legations
Tne students of the University have de-
,snled the readmission of eight students,
Tho were expelled for burning an address
.vmna;hlziug with the Holy Father. General
Gaynn had SCENTS body OF troops to the Uni
,sr,i.v TO prevent disturbance.
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he Nluvkntn-

vie, Of ig an March i7.-co,ton closed quiet
.4NhbIs *, paes. Flour closed heavy-sales Of
sh ssas "a 'a W, s5l515.a3; Ono SSA6lO; South
ssa,aes M, " neat closed heavS-sales OF 500
aim-ssle, ~ sstn white 81 600l TO- Corn closed
So c,s u Is oeo bushefs-white and yellow u
isots closed nesi closed steady at $500 lO5O-
Asa heavy NJ ei7.9onl8; prime Ga 5ON
Hesas- o,s., closed dull at zs,s cts sugar closed
.4sei eul q, ,eH7's cts Spirits OF turpentine
:sss Of 90 81 ~ q 34s cts R0sin closed active
an ga, ~. ools. at 81 62x al IS. Rice closed
lad Ss"sS rlork. March II, Of S5,oV Va. 6's at
bAl,,s" Tenn. e's at 9iAt.
- SAFE, March II .-Fiour dull and heavy;
a. sad q ises' daii and heavy At oI sal q for
at,sld.ssso' 'ai o. for white. Corn mas dec lin
siA Al SIs "hlte 63a75c; yellow 7jW74c. Pork
sel add kesn lhsss, and sis for crime. Whistler
Aly,.'s, at IA aye
ssahs g. ss y: March E.-Flour-Fsmily $3.50
eEalis, az pi ta %; 'uperfins o. 81. Whsat-
Ssfa,. wh,s' :; asend, u s0aI5s rcd 81 10aJ IS
.ssae SEED OA,. 4oc Corn meal, rs q SOC psr
~, r1osi.,na timothy $3.50: slower SS.xe
.Aosls Lard iOsi,e' Va *; M S.sSs a.e'
uses =, lassfeh is.--Cotton 10 dsy If q.
~ H.bs h. ls q iease Tor mddiass Ssies az lie
A.sts ssr 1a., receipts 300 b las. sxsinsf IL
sass Sal baies Enr",ss of ths ' w..t a AZ,
a. 70 t'.i ~ III bales Ess. M On CosO
tasdgr.isss:.sl sl.d t. Hss,s . ~ M
'Sss ss' esas ersmiun, !" ''@sss'ss
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The CbarIesion Convention.

BALTIMORE, March IA gentleman just
from Washington says that the feeling of the
National Democratic Committee strongly IA
,ors having The National Democratic Conven-
ten meet Al Baltimore, as ii appears impossi-
be for the large masses of people likely 10 at
sHd to get accommodations at Charleston,
even al most exorbitant prices. Prominent
,iuzanS here offer TO furnish the Maryland In
stitu,e and several other large halls for the
rommite. Rooms. Delegations, &c, free Of
cost and All the hotels and eating houses have
made pledge 10 make no advance in rates.
The citizens also, without distinction OF party,
will throw open their doors for the accomm0-
dalton Of the vast crowd. AS a further in
ducsment, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
and those connecting with IL from the West,
Will reduce the rates of fare one-half
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Tn, Missouri Raiirond Appropriations
New Mexican News. ke.

Sr LOUIS March 1.-THE Railroad bill
,,,sscd The Senate yesterday.
Gentleman from New Mexico. just arrived,
-sr,Tts the Navaloe Indians IA having taken a
xerv hostile position towards the whites, having
salem nearly All the stock in the Risabaloe
district over i00tsA head OF sheep and "A
large quantity of other stock. have been run
N during the winter
The entire nation is combined in the hostile
movement. Col. Fauniieroy was preparing
an extensive expedition against these Indians,
and was expected to take the field in person
mi. month Governor Roucher is also organ
iIlnc volunteer companies for the protection
q. The citizens.
steamer from The Illinois river reports
nat Moore's warehouse, containing 1j,tN1
bushels OF corn, and five other warehouses,
,l.o full of corn at Havana, III, were on fire
when she passed that point yesterday after
noon No particulars are yet received
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BY william Panmill, Auct'r,
(BANK ST., PETERSBURG, VA.)
rK SALE OF STEAMBOATS,

SALE OF STEAMBOATS,,
szs3sa-xxAAR Ark SsS 81 4, At AuCTIoN;I0n
ton; without reserve: the STEAMER w. w.
SCOW, SHED: OFFICE and OFFICE FGRNi l.
TURE. BLOCKS; RIGGINGS. CRANE DER
tO mention.
TERMS at sale. PANNiLL 4 GARTER.
WIN. PANNILL, Auctr. mn H-3,awtds
BY Edmond, Davenport Il Co., Auct's.
CARGO SALE Yt MO COFFEE AND
~ LIVERPOOL FINE SALT-On WEDNES-
DAY, March 2lst, at IL o'clock NJ. we will offer
for sale. at our warehouse, head of the Dock,
3,45O bags of prime no COFFEE. In twilled bags,
cargo Of the Saline Magee, Just IN from Rio.
$50 casks HlBBERT's LONDON PORTER,
pints and quarts, received per ship Victoria.
cl-ect troll" London; ~.
$500 sacks LIVERPOOL FINE salt. cargo of
the ship Alexander. direct from Liverpool.
100 casks new RiC Z. from Charleston, SC.
NH 3 EDMOND. DAVENPORT Il co.
700 bags Government: JAVA COFFEE.
mil f.. D. Il co.
A DNlNlSTKATOK'S SALE or vEnY
n VALUABLE SLAVES.-Will be sold at pub
lie auction, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
March. 1860, At the late residence Of T. Omohun-
dro,Sr, dece ased. situated IN the county of Flu
wanna, and within three miles of Columbia. all the
Ie,, viz: EN- and WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS.
These slaves are likely and valuable farm hands.
and VIII he sold on six months time for
notes. satisfactorily endorsed; with interest add
Richmond. K. oM0HUNDRo, Jr.. Adm n'r' a.
NH S-d&cwtds' Of r. OMOHUNDRo, decd.
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Steamboat Explosion and Loss OF Life,

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Savannah
Republican. of Saturday, gives an account of
the explosion on Monday night last, of the
steamer ). j. Manning, for Hawkinsville, on
the ockmutee River, on her upward "Trip
All the creNswere missing, except Capt. Fay
Ter. light fsgroes and five whites were lost
and sesrral'persons wounded. Among the
white passeIs gers known TO have been killed,
were Joseph Williams, John Harsell Jacob
Parker, citizens Of Teiiair county. The heavy
freight would tie saved, but the light freight is
ruined The boa: was uninsured
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Virginia Delegations to the National Con.
ventiOn.

WINCHESTER. Va. March 1.-THE Conyen-
lion of this tth- 10th district was held yes ter
dsy and Messrs. Hog and Funston were ap-
POINTED delegates 10 the Democratic National
Convention Messrs. Parsons and DuckWaH
were appointed alternates. The delegates are
Hunter men
WARRINGTON March T. In the 18TH or
Wheeling Electoral District, Charles Russell,
Of Wheeling, and VIM. q. Brown. OF Preston,
both Hunter men. have been elected delegates
10 The Charleston Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19

HANDSOME FURNITURE, PIANO, &C..
II AT ACCT!ON.-On TUESDAY, Goth inst, at
10 CLOCK will sol! At my store = handsome lot of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting Of
elegant ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT. in velvet
plush, consisting Of two Divans, Chair and
4 MAHOGANY WARDROBEs. entirely new
MAHOGANY and BLACK WALNUT MAR
BLE-TOP BUREAUS.
Mahogany and Black Walnut French and JENNY
Lind BEDSTEADS.
Mahogany Marble top TABLES. WASHSTANDS
Mahogany Spring seat CHAIRS, TOILET Ia
BLES.
Cane and Wood seat CHAIRS. Hair and shuck
MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, &C.
ALSO
A very excellent octave PIANO, in mahOr nv
case: made by Dubois & Seabury, New YORK,
ADDlTIONAL.-Will be added to the above a
very elegant set of entirely new COTTAGE FUR
NlTUKE. Il. B. COOK.
NH 1871 Auctioneer
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LOUISA COUNTY.

~ TO THE VOTERS OF LOUISA
~ am candidate for the office of SHEER
IF FOR THE COUNTY OF LOUISA at the en-
suing election, If 1T shall be your pleasure to
charge Of the duties Of the place. Mr.. JEssEJ +.
PORTER and Mr.. ANDREW J. RICHARDSON. Mr..
Clerks Office Of Loui: a, IN which position he gave
great satisfaction by his capacity and attention to
business. MIR: Richardson was formerly one Of
my deputies when acted as sheriff, several years
ago. -,
If elected shall not farm the Office, but all its
its duties will he performed by myself and my
deputies. Very Lesgectfnlly.,
BICkERTON l.. JOHNSON.
fe N-d2tawAwtAp
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The Canadian ParIio m ent

MONTREAL, March 1.-THE second reading
OF the bill providing for a subsidy to the Ca
Aadlan Ocean Mali Stea mers, was carried by
l. majority.
The grant 10 the Montreal Telegraph Com
pany has been amended by power being given
'oihe government TO treat with other compa-
Lies Tor the extension of the telegraph.
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hoo kFoRp, ILL, March IA fire in this
Gig last night destroyed Winnebago Hall, and
several buildings adjoining. The loss is esti-
mated al s6o,W0; insured for SI3,0oo. The fire
i' supposed 10 have been the work OF an in
teEdiary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19
EIe In Miles MICHIGAN.

NLKs, March 10, 1e60.-A fire broke out at
midnight in Colby & Co.'S flour store DIES troy
.hs and several adjoining buildings, occu-
pad by various dealers. The contents of the
building were mostly saved. Loss $4,000; in
sg:zhCe S;.Htai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19
Elections in Pennsylvania.

ALLENTOWN. PA, March 1.-THE borough
election took place yesterday. Mr.. George
beIFel Republican, was e-elected burgess by
~ majority.
BEDFORD, March l1.-At the election. yes
i'rday, Bedford district gave increased Demo
ofallt malorlties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19
Person al

gsThreLk. VA, March 1s.-Hon. Francis
~. formerly member OF Congress from
VIea Gstfici, and Paschal Schisano, French
NJ CONSUL at this city, are be III dangerously