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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-25
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
NEW HAVEN, CONN.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT
NEW HAvES COUNTY. so
Wells Santhworth, President, aud Lin B. Brad
Icy, Secretary, Of the City Fire Insurance Com
pany, Of New Haven, Conn, being sevreally sworn,
depose aud say that the foregoing is a full, true
and correct statement Of the affairs of said COM
pany, that said company is the bona fds owners
Of at least one hundred thousand dollars OF actin
al capital invested in stock Of at least mar yalue
and that they are tho above described officers Of
said Insurance Company; and that said Insur-
sncc Company has no deposits in any other State
OIL. Territory Of the United States.
Subscribed and sworn before mo this goth day
Of January, 1850.
JOHN 5. GRAVES,
Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT GO
NV HAVEN County, o.
!, Alfred II. Terry, Clerk Of the Supreme Court
for New Haven County, do hereby certify that
John >. Graves, whose names appended to the
jurat Of the foregoing deposition was on the date
thereof Justice Of Peace in and for the county
Of New Haven, duly authorized to adn.iniste,
oaths for general purposes, and that I am well
acquainted with the hand writing of said Graves
and verify believe that the signature to said den,
Osition is genuine.
In testimony whereof have hcreunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal this 10Th day Of
January, 1860.
(Signsd,)
ALFRED II. TERRY Clerk.
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EMPLOYMENT.

dh m A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES
D.)UPAID.-An agent is wanted in every town
and county in the United States, 70 engage in >
respectable and easy business BY which the sbevs
particulars, address DE-. J. HENRY WARNER, COR
ner 18th street and Broadway, Now York City,
enclosing one Postage Stamp.
jan35-dkw3m
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WASHINGTON 4 EVERETT

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and are sngrassd on stsl, in tho highest style Of
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works Of art-and especially in cheap, black and
muddy engravings it is difficult to convince
persons Of taste that they are safe in ordering
what they have not hrst seen. We have paid the
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THOUSAND DOLLARS, to produce sNGRAvINcs RIAL
Ly BEAUTIFUL, - we'll rs rnB BEST PORTRAITS, and
that shall bo sPLEHDlD ORNAMENT TO ANY PAR
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office.

THE SUDDEN DEMISE or CHARLES pow
y ers, the acting member the Banking House
Of Tallmsu, Powers b Mclean in this City, dis
solves tho co-partnership Of that House, whose
liabilities and accounts will necessarily have TO
await the settlement Of his estate nov in process
ef settlement.
The undsrsigned will conduct the business of
Bsnking in this City under the name and Arm Of
yNO. p. H. TALLNAN,
,s.. 4 e W. NcLRAN,
paEanesek Iowa, Feb 10, 1850. [fsAll-dH
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipts Of Advance sheets from the
British Publishers give additional value to these
Reprints, inasmueh ~ they can now be placed in
tho hands of Subscribers - soon - the original
editions.
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POS TA0E.
Dsselatien Of Cepartaership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOYoRE *
= istisg between ths undsuigns1, nnass he
.sas ard style Of @. B. Sieksls 6 no, l. this
eydisolved p nutusl eesssnt. Either member
IL I'm IN ssoalansAt Of The hssiseea, ~ -
g. Il. SICKHL9.
y 1sasuasy II, looo. N - --A~ Am -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-25

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership heretofore existing between the
undersi gned, under the name and.stylo OF Ma
guire, Richardson 4 Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. 1he Business Of the firm will be
settled by d. N. Richardson.
TIA. MAGUIRE,
DIN. RICHARDSON.
GEO. X. WEST,
JOHN G. GIVEN.
Dated Davenport, February, 9Th, "A. D., 1860.
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FAIRBANKS
Patent
8 q n II Il 8,

Sold BY FAIRBANKS d GREENLEAF;
IS LAKE SrREEr, CHICAGO,
And by BURROWS PRE1TYMAN 1 DALZELL
ivS-d1y Davenport. Iowa.
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Trains run BY Chicago time, which Is twelve MIN
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY 23D,
1853, and until further notice, trims will
leave Davenport, for Nuscatinc, Columbus City.
Washington and Iowa City (Sundays excepted
rs follows:
Express and Mail Train at. sos A. n.
Trains will leave Davenr ort for Chicago daily,
Sundays excepted, as follows:
LIST Mail Train, at. $50 A. y
I'd Express Train, at ....5 50P.N
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays ex-
copied, IS follows:
PROM THE EAST.
Isl Express train at... ................S 55 An.
"a Mail train, at. q 10 r. y.
IRON TILE WEST.
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TNURUSTEE'S SALE.-WHERHAs, on the 9th
i lo.. e LII. -.

HNURUSTEE'S SALE-WBERsAs, on the 9th
day Of February. A. d. 1858, George Fisher
executed unto Austin Corbin, as Trustee, certain
Decd Of Trust. conveying to said Trustee tho land
in Scott county, Iowa, described follows, to wit:
The north half Of Lot No. four Al, in Block No.
twenty eight ISL in the City Of Davenport, To-
wa.-Which said conveyance was made by the
said George Fisher for the purpose of securing
the payment Of one proulissory note, and tho in
terest thereon, signed by said George Fisher, and
payable to Lewis Halter or order, dated the 9th
day Of February, A. y. 1858. and payable in one
year after date, at the Banking House of Nacklot
4 Corbin, for the sum ofthree hundred and twelve
5O-l0O dollars, with interest at the rateof ten par
cent. per annum after due.
And now, said note having become due and
payable. and tho said George Usher having failed
topay.the same, l, Austin Corbin, Trus'cs aforc
said, do hereby give this public notice. that by
virtue Of the power which 10 in me vested by said
deed Of trust,l will, Thursday. tho 10th day Of
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 ofland above do
scrbea. or So much thereof - shall be sufficient
to satisfy and pay tho amount Of said note with the
interest thereon to tho day Of sale, together with
all tho costs and expenses attending said sale,
costs Of tn is notice and Trustees fees.
Date tho l4th day Of February, A. D. 1860.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
fcbl5 dts Trustee.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.-STATE OF IOWA,
~ Scott County. To d. +. Scely and Phin-
rs Scely.-Sirs: You arc hereby notified that
There is now IN file, in the Office Of the Clerk
Of tho District Court in Scott county, Petition
Of Andrew NJ. liaines, claiming nf you six hun
dred and scventy-six $500 dollars ~ money duo
him, from you, promssory ncte by you exc
cuted and delivered TO one VIM. Blanchard ON the
ED day Of April, 1857, for $500 81, due one day
after date which said note is now tho property
Of said liaine'. Said petition AYERS that you are
not residents Of tho State If Iowa. and prays for
writ Of attachment against your goods, chattels,
property, credits, DC, for the payment Of said
note, which is now duo and entirely unpaid, with
interests and COSTS ard that unless you appear,
or before the first day Of the uext term, and
answer thereto, according to the rules Of this
Court, judgment will be rendered against you
thereon.
Dated this I'd day Ct February, A. D. 1860.
ANDREW n HAtNES, Plaintiff.
JAMES GRANT, Attorney.
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MILL PAY CASH FOR so ACRES WELL
w Improved Land, not over sir miIes from
Post Once. 80 "''''' ''S-'
Will exchange we'll selected Missouri Lands for
Lands IN Scott county, and will mot object to nav
cash fer part Enquire Of
WHITE 3 Co.,
IN u-K Pest OAssBsldi,g,
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LEGAL,

nRrGINAL NOTICE. STATE OF IOWA,
~ Oouaty Of Scott, - George 3. q. Dow "
Hans Mehrens, Lewis Boyer, Ad. Peterson, John
Bartcmeyer, Justin Corbin, Dav .npor, Mutual Fire
Loewenthal / Co, and Johan Bsrtels.
To said Davenport Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, Burgswer. Loewentbal i Co, Adolph Peter
and johan Bartels You are hereby notified,
that there is now o, file in the Office Of the clerk
Of the District Court Of said county Of Scott,
petition If Geo. 8. G. Dow, claiming to ouiet tpe
title in him Of and to the following parcels o. isnd
in the county Of Scott aforesaid, descroed - 10.
lows, 70 Wit: Lots Nos nine -, ten lol eie'e"
40, and twelve az in Block NO; nve IN
oiurdevant's recorded map or plat OF Iown 10 noe
also, the vest half Of Lot No SIX 20 ,, In n'osk
No fourteen IA in the City d Davenport, he
being the purch aser Of Same under ana by virtue
e = sale under deed Of trust; and unless u
shall appear and answer said petition on or beiore
the FIRST day Of the next term % ssid 70 ue
holden on the first Monday OF June, A. d. 1861,
plaintif will take decree as prayed Tor In ss'd
pe''''"' ''- ' CORBlN 4 DOW,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Let the foregoing Notice be published in the
"Daily Democrat and News .or four weeks.
IRA N. CLIFFORD,
Clerk Of said Court.
Feb. Goth, 1860. ifeb2l-4w.
vCRUsTEE'S SALE.-ON SATURDAY THE
i seventeenth ll7thl day Of March, eighteen
hundred anj sixty lS6O will be sold for cash, to
to the highest bidder, at the Court House door,
in the city of Davenport, st12 o'clock the fol-
lowing described real estate. in Rock Island eoun
ty, State Of Illinois, to-wit The west half OF
tho east half Of the southeast quarter, and the
west half Of the south quarter OF section four
lIl, Township seventeen III, north range one,
west Of the fourth p. NJ. By force and effect of a
Decd of Trust made to mo by Gustaf A. Erick-
son and Christina, his wife duly recorded in Rock
Island county aforesaid, March 18th, 1851, volume
Z. of Deeds, page 567, and dated 18th Of the same
month. The Trustee will only sell the title con-
veysd to him.
February Goth, 1860.
J. GRANT,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-28

B65"THE RIvER.-There were between
ten ard eleven feet water in the channel of
the Ohio on Saturday. The weather was
awful hot. The sun fairly fried things
! in general on the landing. The Liberty
left for Cincinnati in the evening. She
suffered no interruption or no material
damage by her collision in the storm with
the Jessie X. Bell. The R. B. Hamilton
was up from Portsmouth.
A lady correspondent Of the Pittsburgh
journal writes us follows of the Wheeling
packet S. G. Baker:
Reader, do you intend to take trip up
up or down the "La Belle Rivicre," the
slver-footed Ohio? If SO, your pleasure
will be greatly enhanced by finding your
self on board the new and beautiful little
steamer S. C. Baker She seems intended
for such rs love the pure and beautiful, so
calm and bright is the aspect of every
thing in and around her. a smiling and
accommodating chamber maid, snow-whlte
sheets and pillow cases, clean berths,
plentiful and luxuriant table, and last, not
least. gentlemanly clerk. A better font
ing home could not be desired. Swiftly
and nicely, too, she floats; carefully and
lightly rs thing of life she walks the
water. All hail: and success to the new
boat and her proprictors.
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Executors Sale of Valuable Real
Elotafo

by VIRTUE OF TIE WILL OF MRS. MARY
- WILSON, deceased, will offer for snie to the
highest bidder on Saturday the 10th of June next
In tho City Of Wheeling at the front door of the
Monroe House." situate on Main street, near the
eastern end Of the Suspension Bridge. the following
property, belonging to the estate OF the said Mary
Wilson:
LIST. Tho we'll known Tavern called the F.Monroe
House" The Lot and the Building thereon situ-
ate on Main and Madison streets, and extend from
Main street to the street adjoining and west of the
market House.
ID. The House aud Lot now occupied By Mr.. George
Adams, Main street, the west side thereof AL
Joining the alley first above the Suspension bridge
and the residence of Richard Crawford, Esq.
Sd. lot of 81 acres and rOods and perchcs, ly-
ing on the National Road, the east side thereof
about two miles from the city, Just beyond the first
turnpike gate. on the sId road.
The above properties under lease until the first
of April 1861 and the sales will be made subject
them. The purchaser taking the rents that may ac-
cruc them subsequent to the day of his purchase,
and the benefit of the covenants or agreements OF
the tenants.
The terms of sale will be- onefourtl of the pur-
chase money in hand and the residue iii three equal
instruments eight, sixteen and y-Our months,
with interest from the day of sale. Tho purchaser
giving bond with security, and deed of trust the
property bought in order 10 secure the deferred pay
mcMts. JAMES PAUL..
my1l-tB Executor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-28

HARRIssuRG, Pa, May ga Republic
cnn ratification meeting WAS held here
last night, at which Senator Cameron pre-
sided. In his remarks he said he had no
feeling of personal disappointment in the
result of the Chicago Convention. He
had but one sentiment, one interest IN the
nomination, that the candidate would be
true to the interests of Pennsylvania. He
had hoped that the person fixed upon
would bc the favorite son of New York,
Mr. Seward, who WAS an able and Jealous
advocate of all measures for the protec-
ton and encouragement of free white IL
Dor. While representing State whose
prosperity mainly depends upon the COM
merce of her metropolis, he had no doubts
of Nj I.iucoln's availability. The people
of Pennsylvania were ready to take rep
resentative man. He, however, presented
a fair record for the nominees, Lincoln and
Hamlin. He urged the earnest support Of
the Uartv
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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Restorative, will, by natures own process,
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one of the best toilet articles for the hair,
now in use.
Frederick Klnts form Destroying Sugar
Flums-A preparation which has proved
most clfectual for expelling worms from
the human system. This medicine, being
in the form of n popular CONNECTION, can be
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Liquid Rcnnct For Making, in q tc,v Min
utes Delicious Desserts.
Trusscs, Shoulder Braces and Elastic
Stockings. B. T. Babbitt's Celebrated
Soap Powder, washing without labor. Try
it. Bubbitt's Pure Potash tor making
soap. Spalding's Prepared Glue, useful in
every house for mending broken furniture.
Prescriptions prepared from Pure Medi-
cines. Prescriptions put up in good style,
and at the lowest rates, at the Centre
Wheeling Drug Store,
BY REED & KRAFT.
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Gnnttllfrfial.
BY rELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, May 2G-Fluur very dull. and prices
nominal: superfne $50. Whisky unchanged and
steady at 49, Pre- siOns qnie.. owing to tho rmnesa
Of holders; business large at 81 80 for pork:
OK for bacon 65s(GSa< for bulk meats, and II for
ar but holders cOntend for better prices hence the
sdes are confined to 5000 % bulk shoulders 81
t'r packed and 300 t:erCGs lard at II. Lnseed Oil
declined to 90. Corn steady at IL. Oats dull IL
Wheat nomina 81 ,25Gl1 80 was offered for prime red
and white, hut holders refuse to sell at these rates.
Barley in demand Mt S36S5.
NEW York. May 2O.-FlOur less active but prices
generally without striking change demand for ex-
port scarcely active: sales $S1O1515 for super.
state, p for extra state 1O95,15 for super.
western, S5.30@5,50 for common to medium extra
WESTERN $5SO@6 for shipping brands extra K. II. O.,
market closing steady. Rye Flour steady at 350lG
420 for common to choice super. Corn Meal heavy;
sales 100 bills at S35O@36O for Jersey and 1925 for
Brandywine. Whisky without striking change, at
2l12G92l5 chiefly ut the inside price. Wheat mar
ket quiet for winter and firm for spring with fair
port demand sales son hush. white western at $152
and Milwaukee Club %. Amber Iowa $l.25 Racine
S1,22 Corn lower with brisk export demand: sales
at 56@63c for unsOund mixed western, e5@0ec for
sound do. Oats steady with moderate business at
391404ll%c for western and Canadian, 11Sl I2c for
state. Pork frmer but the advance checks the de-
mand; sales 7S7@1S for mess, Il so for old TO-
Reef firm and prices still unchanged. Cut meats
dul sales at 1SBT4 for shoulders. SG9c for hama.
Lard quiet and firm: sales S75 pkgs at 113EGl1$dc
Butter heavy at 1O41Ic for Ohio 11GD19 for state.
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HEAR WHAT rae PEOPLE sAY.

The undersigned having used Professor Ill NJ
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
having full confidence In their GenuiuenrsS, purity,
and efficacy cheerfuly recommend them to I'LL per-
SONS who wish to have safe, reliable, AMI ehcaciOuN
remedies at hand for private or domestic use:
The Rev. Vim. IIOsmer, editor OF " Thu Northern
Sev Il II Rector of St Peters Church, Auburn, y. T.
the Rev. 3. !. ives, Chaplain Of the Auburn State
Prison the Rev. Spencer 81. Rice, Rector, New Red
ford Mass the Rev Allen Steele, Eew-Y"rE Con
ference; the Rev. Samuel Nichols, Es'-CieH'sec Con
ference, n Y; the Rev. r S Pratt, Dorset, VT thr
Rev John T. Robbie, Buffalo; A. c. Hart, ESg, Itic"
Schuyler Coliax, South Bend Ind: the Hon. George
Humphreys N. Y; Henry D. Cook, Esq, ElltGr Of
II II. Graham, Moline Ill. the Hon. Thomas J.
Cl,ase, Monticello, Fla the Ion Joseph Benedict,
CtIca, " Y; Vim. Bristol, Esq Utica, n. v; s.
Pond, Esq, Utica, n. Y; James e'n"Ee't ESI Nash
VILE Tenn
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Annual School Election.

rTNHE ANNUAL SCHOOL. ELECTION WILL BE
i held ON Saturday, the % day Of june, next, be
tween the hours of one and live O'clock r. NJ at the
places nnd under the SupeTintsnence If the pcrsnhS
hereinafter named, far Commissioners fhr each Of
the Precincts, and Trustees tUr each school District
in this county:
For Atkinson Precinct, at the School House in
Highland District under the superintendent OF VIM.
Atkinson Samuel McCollOch and Daniel Harris; for
one Commissioner said Precinct aud two Trustees
for each, Wells, Highland Short Greek and Frederick
Districts.
For Jefferson Precinct. ut the School House in
South Wheeling under the supertntendenee Of Jess;
Wheat. John OestCrltng and Vim Little; FOL urt
Commissioner for said Precinct and tw" Trustees t.A
each. Ohio, Caldwell and Adams Districts.
For Washington Precinct, ut the SchUhl House in
ell Carter James MCOl!och and H. b. Armstrong; for
one Commissioner for said PreSinet and two Trustees
for each, Beech Glen Woods, Wax die, RichlRnd Full
ton. Steenrod and Clinton Districts.
For West Liberty prectnct, at the House Of
Vim. Irwin, under the superintendent of Win. b..
Curtis Josiah Atkinson mil liam. BuOu; far one
Commissioner for said Precinct and two Trustees for
each. Morgan, Brady, Beck and fKinley Districts
For Henry Precinct, at rrialelphii, at the lIOtSc
of Mast & Martini under the superintendent OF
ThuE. M'COon, Perry Pearson AMI Josiah brown; for
ont Commissioner for sail Precinct and twm Trustees
for each, Tradepha, Martin, BOgSs, Centre, Rough
Niit Ready and Shepherd Districts
For Marshall Precinct, at the Soho House in Par
H. Samuel Dunlap and William Tcag,rlen: for one
Commissioner for said Prccnct AMI two Trustees for
each. Blany, Carson, Bell, faris AMI Roneys Point
Districts.
For Columbus Precinct, at the School House In Old
ham District. under the of Creighton
Orr. James Brownlee and John Hall; for Cuni-
missioner Or said Precinct and two Trustees for eac
KimmOnR Stewart. Orr and Oldham Districts
The Trustees of the several Districts will hand over
to the Commissioner elect the I'd day Of june
their report of the condition operations and eXpen
of their respective Schools 1t is the intention Of
the Board to enforce the collection of the fine Of Ten
Dollars imposed by law Trustees for the neglect
of this duty. The Trustees are also reminded that
they arc required to ascertain, the lat day Of
April. the population of their several Dfstrcts and
number OF Children and under 10, and return
the same TO the Clerk. either personally or through
the Commissioner elect.
Blanks for Financial Reports can be obtained by
the Trustees, from the Commissioner of their Pre-
cinct, OF from the Clerk of the Board.
The Commissioners elect will meet at the Court
House, on Monday, June 4th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
By order of the Board. JOHN II. Sr0RER,
Clerk Of the Board of School Commissioners, O. C.
my22-1Otdnw2t