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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05
PIKEVILLE INN,

"ANING LEASED FOR A TERM OF
IL years the above Hotel and having Just re-
fitted and furnished the House almost entirely
new, am prepared to accommodate regular or
transient Bonrdcrs in style of good living not cx-
cclled by any House in the country. My Table
shall all the time he supplied with the very best
the country affords. Attached to the Hotel is II
most excellent Stable, with roumy stalls for sixty
Horses-with the same all the while full of Prov
ender, and careful and attentive hoscrs. Guests
may rely on having their stock well taken care
of-as neither pains expense will be spared to
render all comfortable and give satisfaction.
All | ask is trial. MARY PAINTER.
Pikcvillc, Tenn, Jan. IL, lSGO-5g0
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Cedar Ware |

lust RECEIVED, A FINE ASSORTMENT
- of Cedar Buckets, Cans and Churns, for sale
cheap for cash by lAp27l q. W. ROSS.
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1867 SPRING STYLES..I86O
SEHORN & HORNSBY

A RE AGAIN on HAND, WITH A LARGER
| IA assortment in their line than ever. They
have the largest and finest assortment Of all kinds
of Ladies' Dress Goods, which they are dctcrmin-
cd to sell. They have turned n new leaf Sell TO
any body that's got the money rs chcnp as Goods
of similar quality can be bought amy where in the
state; them they will sell to those who they know
will pay punctua at the end of The yoar: jgi hcy
oiH not M GooJs u credit 10 hosc rho ncrer
p"g-thcy are not going to make good men pay
bat mems debts, rs some other business houses
are doing who are doing general credit business.
Now. If You want to buy
Good, Cheap, and Fashionable Goods
just come and see for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere. as they charge nothing for showing
They haN, all kinds
Ladies Dress Goods!
such as Black aud Fancy silks; Plain and Fancy
Darcgcs. in patterns ranging from l2 to 20 yards
each, and prices from % cts. to 81 per yard: Fig
urcd Jaconcts; figured Lawns and Musins, in
patterns and by the holt; Striped Swiss Plain and
Dotted Muslins; White Brilliants; Diniiiy; Color
cd Hrilliant>; rarl,uus Striped Nainsool: Eng
lish Null Plain Nainsook; II large lot Of French
Lace Points and Tulmusi White Jnconut do. :
Cunhrc, Striped and Gross barred lluslins; India
Mu.lius; Queens Lawn; Bishop Lawn: Chintz;
Giughams: Bingham Muslins; Du,icr Goods and
busters: bclages; CuiCos, from the best to as
cheap ns anybody.
Ladies' fine Swiss and Janconct Embroidered
Collars. from IL cts to So
Ladies fine Embroidered, lIcmsttchcd, Plain
and Printed Handkerchief. large assortment, and
low down for cash, from Is cts. TO 81.
Ladies Marscllcs sets Of Collars and Under
sleeves. plain and printed.
Ladies Black Grape Collars and Mourning Col
lars and Handkerchief.
Ladies busters, Night Gowns, Chcmiscs, and
fine Under skirts.
Childrcn's slips.
Insertions, Edgings, Flouncings and Trimmings
for Under skirts.
Ladies' fine Kid Gloves and Gauntlcts, plain,
black and fancy colors.
Ladies silk Twist Mits.
Hosiery.
Ladies' fine Lslc Thread Hose; Lack, mixed
slate colorcd fIosc.
Misses white aud mixed Cotton Hose.
thildrcn's white and miXcl Hose.
Gcnilemcn's white, mixed and fancy Half Hose.
Hoop Skirts,
Of all kinds and prices all of which will Io sold
low down, regardless of original cost. When you
want Hoop skirt, come to Schorn Il llornsiivs,
bringing whatever amount Of the DiDcs you may
have, and you can buy skirt from them for from
80 cts. to % each.
Parasols,
of fine silk, Bingham and Cambria; Ladies Black
PIX lMhFCllaS and ParnSoS.
Fans.
Fine Paris. Black Silk. Linen Paper, painted
and plain, and Palm Leaf Fans
China Vases Mugs and Tea Sets.
Ladies' fine Turkish Morocco Rciculcs. Satchcls,
Cahas. &c.
Ladies fine Pearl Port Monnaics; Purses, &c.
Pistols.
Colts Patent Repeating Pistols, five and six
shooters.
Allen Whccluck's Patent Repeating Pistols,
five and six shots; Aliens Self Cooking Rife Pts
tolls
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PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER & co.

~ w II ~ w IL Ia ~ "A - \, :.
VI. W. NOss, Atncus; huildluruCannOn, Mali
sonvillc; A. W. Cozart, Philadelphia; Williams &
Humphreys, Sweetwater; Martin, Narncll & Co..
Calhoun; aud by all dealers in Medicine. John
Jackson, Knoxville; wholesale Agent.
Jan. u, lS6O-Iy-jS9
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HEAVY Domestics

A LOT OF HEAVY DOMESTICS JUST
N received and for sale by
June JOHN McGAUGHEY.
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Mouse Creek Male G. Female Academy,

IA OuoC SlCCA hdlC " GUldlc ACADEMY,
HNllE SEVENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
Il tuition will commence ON Monday 9th August
next, under the superintendent of Prof. a. A,
NEWMAN, with assistant.
TER.VS Per Session of 20 Weeks, one half in
odcdncc and the remainder ct the close Of The
session.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, 90
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Com
position and mation,.............,,,., S, 90
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra Gcomc.
try, Mathematics including Surveying. Moral
Science, Logic, Rhetoric, &c.,............. 10, 90
Latll, 100
Contingent lee i'll advance, ................... 90
Boarding in good families convenient to the
School, (washing and lights extra per week from
Sl.5O TO Sl,15. The Trustees are building and
will have completely the commencement Of the
Session, n number of neat Cottages. for the no
c"inmodation of Students who wish to Board
themselves.
No Student admitted for less than half session.
Deduction in cases of protracted sickness only
From the fine accomplishments and long expc-
riencc of the Principal and the success that has
attended his public examinations. heretofore COM
bincd with natural advantages, the Trustees take
pleasure in recommending this institution of learn
ing us inferior to none in East Tennessee.
TRUSTEES.
James Wilson, Allen Moore.
j. II. Magil, WIN. NJ. Pcrccl
l.. K. Hurst, j. H. Hurst
c. Shell, Dr. L. NJ, Evans
a. ID. Briant, JOS. lludgns,
James Magill.
Mouse Creek, Tenn, june 90 lS60-Gl3
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BUGGIEs AND CARRIAGES.

WYE ARE NOW RECEIVING AT KNOX
w vile and Athens, our stock for the present
season of Bugges, various styles, Carriages
Hack, Jersey and Peddlers wagons-all made by
the best Manufacturers North-which We will sell
very low for cash or on short time. We also,
have the best of Harness--our work is warranted
in every instance, call and supply yourselve.
BRIDGES & PHILLIPS.
March 30, 1S60-tf-6Ol
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Lamps,
Miscellaneous Notions.

for burning Coal Kerosene or Carbon Oil!
from IS cts. to So each.
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KINGS Salt.

900 SACKS KINGS SALT JUST RE-
wv cvived and for sale at 50 per sack, for
Cash or in exchange for Produce, by
Aug 10, 1860 j. NJ. HENDERSON.
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County Court, McMinn County, Tenn.
John White, Admir- Of the estate of Elisha White,
deceased,
Jesse White, William White. ct al.

"essc W hltei " hllHm W nltc GU az.
Petition 10 Sell Land.
II APPEARING TO THE WORSHIPFUL
Il County Court, from an allegation in the petit
ton filed by the complainant in this cause, that
Daniel j. White is non. resident of the State of
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered by the Court
that publication be made in the Athens Post, a
newspaper printed in the town of Athens, McMinn
county, Tennessee, for four successive weeks, re-
curing said Nonresident to be and appear before
the County Court Of said county, on the first
Monday of October, 1860, to answer, plead or
demur to said eomplainant's petition or the same
will be set for hearing parte.
WIN. GEORGE, Clerk.
Aug 81, 1S6O-4t-prs fee S3-623
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Merchants Gargling Oil.

ONE OF THE BEST LINIMENTS FOR
~ Human flesh, or for Horses, in the country,
just received and for sale by G. W. ROSS.
April 10.
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Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel.

Cloths, Docskin Cassimcrs, French Cassimers,
Cashmcrcttcs, plnids, Drillings, Cottonades Vest
ings, Linens, Domcstics, &c., &C.. Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Caters, and an endless variety
Of other articles too tedious to mention. Don't
fail to give him call. May 4, 1860
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S. MORROW,
L ANGE BROKER.

Knoxville, Tenn.
GOLD. SILVER, BANK NOTES, AND
" DRAFTS bought and sold at the best rates.
Collections made ON the most favorable terms
Bills and Notes negotiated and collected.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
Nov i-1y-jSO|
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Sept ~, ls80--tf-s25
Fine To bacco.

TUST RECEIVED, A LOT OF ALL KINDS
81 and brands, the Mountain Dew, being the
very hnest.--Janes River Tobacco-ImperialR ube
Twist. Also lot Of fne Cigars.
Aug. 81, j. GRUBB, & co.
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Fine Cutlery.

Razors, Scissors and Pocket Knives.
large and well selected stock of fine Ivory
Handle Table Knives; fuc Albntta Plated Forks.
Fine Plated Casters, Candle Sticks, Fruit Bas
kcts, &c.
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Dried Peaches !

T WISH TO PURCHASE A LOT OF PRIME
Unpeeled Dried Peaches for which I will pay
81 per bushol, in Salt, Coffee, Molasses or Money
Sent IA, 1860 j. NJ HENDERSON.
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Glassware and Window.Glas ~

TUST RECEIVED, A FINE ASSORTMENT
~ ofGlass-warc, and particularly, the new Pat
ent Fruit Cans. (thc best ever offered in this mar
ket.) Call and see them, and if you want any,
give me your orders. GEO. W. ROSS.
April -.
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III. r. MAY, M. d
DIR, ]. D. TAYLOR
E. COLLINS, M. y.

E9 ESPECTFuLLY tenders his Professional Services
u a to the public Office West side of Pablo Square
Athens, Dec 3l-tf-b35
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Spectaclesi SpeotaoIesII

DPeOtaCItS bPtVCdCIeS!
TgNlIE LARGEST AND lest LOT WEUAyE
Il ever had, embracing glasses suited to every
age and requirement of the human eye and Of
various prices SEllORN 4 HORNSBY.
April I3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22

OLD SETTLERS OF Scorr County,
Tonight the early ssttiera of Scott County en-
joy another reunion at the Burtis House God
grant it may be happy one. May He who
has kept them under His care and preserved
them from the s,erner ills and pitfalls of life
up to this time, continve to nourish. keep and
bless hem until they shall all arrive to ripa
old age and sink down, happily, into their last
pea ceful slumher In the silent grave. During
the past year old Father Time has dealt gently
with the Old Settlers of Scott County. Few,
very few of them have been tax en- away from
among us and as people they have had no
reason to complain that their lines have not
been drawn in pleasant places. Tonight again
they meet. 1t is possible. very possible that
many hand will grasp with hands that
before another year shall have gone its round
aud told its four-fold tale" will TO pulseless
in the tomb will never be taken in 8 friendly
grasp at another annual festival Of the asaoci-
alton. Let those, then. who are permitted,
be present to enjoy the opportunity granted to
refresh their acquaintance with old friends
early iriends-and enter spiritedly into the
merits OF the occasion, and revert to past
scenes of early days as though they were at
some rough hewn log cabin of an .o,den. time
nsighbor, instead OF the palatial Hotel of that
Prince Of Landlords DR.. Burtis. Let the Old
Settlers have splendid, happy time at this
their third annual Festival, and long may they
live to enjoy many such.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22
CO-Parinership Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned have this day entered into Co
Partnership for the purpose Of carrying the
publication of the DAILY AND WEEKLY DEno-
cgAr AND News, Newspaper to be published in
tho City Of Davenport, Scott County. Iowa, also
the Job Printing Business connected with said
Newspaper Establishment under the name and
style Of Richardson, West Co.
ID. N. RICHARDSON,
GEO. X. WEST.
GEO. r. CARPENTER.
JNO. q. GIVEN.
Dated davenport, February 9th A. d., 1860.
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cac Gallon Of kcrO.cne Oil
Will produce the same amount Of light
E,arsascrAIlsp Notice.

n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ROB
y ERT SICkEI.S, of the City OF Davenport,
Coanty of Scott and State Of Iowa, and George
!! Sckels, of Albion, in the County OF Orleans
ati State oi New York, have rned limited
partnership pursuant to Chapter 9S OF the Acts
of the Seventh General As cnbiy # tho state ol
io~a entitled IAN Act for the formation 81 liml
tei partner-hiIe." f,r the buying and selling
HARDWARE, Iron. Nails, Cutlery, Agricultural I'm
Elements. Seeds and such other articles as
III dealt in by wholesale and retail dealers in
/. .lware Iron. Cutlery. &c. &C., which said bu-
II. SIS il t. u conducted in the said City Of Day
eEtort. That all the parties interested the
sa, Robert sickcls. who is the general partner,
All George Ii sickcls Who is the srccial partner
ar that the said ;ic1rgc H. Sicscl- has contribu-
tod ihe sum Of eight Thousand dollar. capital
towards the Common Stock that said partner
s.sl3, is to commence On the lst day Of February
\ H. 1860, aud ~ to terminate on the lst day of
February, ~ ID. o63; business TO be conducted
IN the name of Robert -iekeis
Dated Davenport, February Ist, a. b. 1850.
ROBERT SICkELS,
q. H. SICKELS.
Let the terms Of the limited partnership he
tl.ean Robert Sickels AMI George II. Sckels DO
Il.ilIshcd in tho "Daily Dem oc :at and News and
in the "Davsnport Daily Gazette, which papers
are published in Davenport, scott county. Iowa,
Fl six weeks.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD,
Clerk Of the District Court of Scott co., Iowa.
II, a-G,,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22

brethren in perfscting the organization. which
We trust may be as lasting as the grsna;s hills
am ong which they and We were reared.
The place of meeting will be at the Burts
House, on Monday evening the 9th inst.. a.
which time and place, after the organization
hss been perfected. and the society fully ncor-
porstej, there will be served up in Dr. Bur.ls'
best style. splendid good old New Eaeand
dinner.-pork and beans, spars-ribs, Johny
cakes, pumpkin pies, "fap jacks" corr dody-
ers, brown tread, dough nuts. apple sass. 'Ani
thousand ana one other good things in the
Yankee line too numerous to mention.
Tickets can be procured of tie comn,i.tee %
arrangements as given in advertisement, or
at Chas. G. Plum ner's book store
Come one and all. and let US have q happy
re-union Of the sons and daughters ofNew
Eng lard, tha! are scattered about in this sec-
tDn Of Iowa
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Chicago Market.

Monday Evening, Feb. %.
FLOUR In better request and market steady.
Choice Spring Extra 50 Good and Fair S4 50W
315.
WHEAT-Domand active and market steady
No. . in store 97c do on track 81.
CoRN Active and a shade better. No. in
store i3 l2c; rejected 40c in store.
uArs-Firn. and in good demand. No. in store
34e.
BARLEY-Firm. No. in store G0c
EYE--Quiot. No. / on tr:ck 73c.
DREs ED HoGs.--Steady. Av. l25 TBS. Sc 25 ;
av Z3o lbs. 81.
f1IpEs- Market firm and steady at 654@7c for
green country; do salted 7A@71ac; kip &C calf
&c dry salted l21aWl3Hc: dry flint 14c.
EGGs-A good demand ter fresh at l6d17c.
GRASS SEsns-Timothy, choice, 81 So. Glover
Seed dull at si6o@4 IS. Hungarian in good de-
manl at 81 l0Al M
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New York Market.

New YORK, February 81.
FLoUR.W Without material change. Sales
1000 bols s. lo15 20 Super State; 50 4OM15 4o Ex-
ira do, 81 logo 20 Super Western So 3o@5 30
Common 10 medium extra do So S5Ga6 co inferior
to good shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop
Ohio.
uCANADIAS FLouR.-Firm and in fair request at
s. 5000 u.
RYE .FLoUa-Stcady At 50 1904 40
WHgAT-Quiet and very firm, without sales Of
moment.
kYE-Quiet at SIC.
BARLEY-Firm at roc.
CoKs Quiet at 77@slc for new white and ycl-
low.
OATs.-ln fair request 45446c for State and
western.
PoRK-Iuoyant. Sales small Mt SIT 62 old
mess SIS S7Ml- - new mess $l2 62 old prime
3i4 S5tdl5 new prime.
COMMON BEEF Steady and unchanged.
Cur MEATs-Firm and moderately active.
CuEEsE- Steady lO@l01ac.
LARD-Quiet. l0al0%
BUrrER.-ln fair request at II 1llzQ12Zc.
WHIsKEY-Better--23Lc
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Mail Arrangements. 4

Times o. open NJ and c'esing mailsin the Daven-
port Post Office
EasTrRN NAIL, arrives at..9 a and PI closes
nt $40 A Mand p"
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa.
arrives at + N closes $50 AN.
soTTHLRE NAIL, from 1T Louis and Southorn
Missouri. rives at : ~ closes s:30.A NJ.
WEsTEEN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
FM closes AT Pm.
ILrISoIs WAY NJ All arrives q N. closes at PM
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives 1t . NJ Tue sdays,
1hur-iays and Saturdays closes at NJ Sun
days, Tucsdays and Thursdays.
ir hivgK MAIL TO LYoss, arrives nj r ": closes
al ; NJ. daily, exbept sundays.
BLrR G.Ass MAIL, arrives att NJ closes at l2 NJ
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMTY MAIL, arrives and closes a, l2 Tuesday
and Fridays.
ANAMosA MAIL, arrives ard closes at IL NJ, on
Thursdays
The Office will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from to 10 An
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TO-DAY'S AOVTs
AAANIth COngress..Flrst Session.

4 ArhiN1foN Feb 81.
Hou-E On motion Of Mr. Grow, the Select
commit ee on Printing, Engraving and Bind,
Ing was authorized To employ a Clerk
Mr.. Smith OF n g, corrected certain erro-
nents and unjust impressions existing in the
public mind growing out of the recent contest
for the Speakersh lie had never been
member OF the American organization. bu,
still u Wig and had been elected on broad
Natioaa. grounds; he i!a not cay that he de
nounced the American party and repudiat ed
! it's principles some of which commanded hi.
approhation, but they had nothing proscrip-
i tive in them Among that organization there
are good and true men, and to them he owed
the honor OF his seat here In conclusion, he
stood IN favor Of the Comprumise resolutions
OF 1850 agreed TO BY the Wing and Democratic
parties, a. the means Of qnieting the slavery
! agitation.
Mr.. Pend.eton remarked that he understood
Mr. M h 10 say that that lie (PcndletoB) had
during the contest, correctly stated his
(Smiths) political prinei, les. lie want. Il Mr.
Smith to say distinctly whether that was So
Mr. Smith replied. while you did not state
the details of our conversation, Your statement
OF the result was correct"
Mr. A len wished to make an exclamation
IN relation to the sui jet, but was prevent, d
by call 10 order
Mr.. Morris OF Illinois from the Committee
on Roads and Canals reported Joint resolu.
non giving IN the assent Of Congress to the
action OF the States Of louisiana Texas and
Arkansas, relative to the removal Of the Red
K''ef rats, by imposing Tonnage duties, and
moved the question on its passage. This reso-
luton occas oned much confession.
= Mr. Fa,nswortl said thal it was read mere.
y ior information
Mr. Rust remarked that it was utterly un-
true that there was any attempt to deceiAe.
The resolution was then r, r,-.ommilt.d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22

ARRESTED. p. b. Harding, a frey
German. was arrested yesterday. at the in
stance Of Lorenzo Schricker. who desired that
the gentleman might be put under bonds to
keep the peace IA he was fearful OF hi, person
receiving roush treatment at the hands Of the
defendant. Justice Blood required the Ger
man son OF Mars. to find bondsman, who
would be willing 20 swear that lie w,s worth
sos, exempt from execution and inanbrance
Harding procured the necessary, and the Jus
tee let him off
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22
Steamer News.

liALmaN, February 90. EVE.
a large steamer "ent ashore last hight OIL
Cape Lege, west eide OF Cape sable. No com
municatiou has been had betwe her and the
shore
BagRlNGroS. ) Feb 90, 8 p. N.
4 steamers lshts were reen al ! o'clock this
A. NJ, and at DAY light che Was found to be
aehure half "a iilIle from tue ls.and. The ssa
was rough that boats could not reach her
vessel i preparing 10 90 - her assistance.
The American Consul proceeded at once to the
steamer hut has not yet returned. We shall
robably get the rasticalas III the morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22

ANoTnER FIRE IN RocK IsIAND.-It
seems that Rock Island ia infested with band
Of incen':iares who are determined to burn
the city from one end TO the other On Mou~
day evening about | past ten o'clock fire
broke out in the butcher shop Of w. T. Gill
more on Hin OILS street. at before tie flames
could be suhdned four buildings uere destroy
ed. The buildings were owned by the folio W
ing individuals
G. Rittee loss $500 insured for $500, 10
the Illinois Mutual Mr. Morgan, bull Ing a
Total lose; insured for s75 In the Peoria. Mr.
WArran; loss $500 no insurance Mr. Whis
lef; damage TO amount Of $3.50; insured in
Peoria
1he total loss will rot fall much short Of
$4,000
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From California and Honolulu.
BY OVERLAND MAIL

NEW DELEASa Feb 20
The overland taal ria Elpasa with SanFran.
cisco dates Of 30th arrived News unimport-
ant.
The telegraph is co,api.ted 70 Fresno l25
miles from San Frn cisco
Rich surface diggiags have been discovered
near Georgrt WI
$4,000 signatures ut SanFioncisco petitions
ihg the Legislature TO prevent Chinese enigra
tion.
lIosoLulu, Feb. I.
The King had returned.
he elections throughout the Kingdom had
taken place and suited in n small vote.
new Custom House had been commenced
al Honolulu
Marset quiet and depressed Too dull foI
quotations.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22
A Large Stock Of Oil,

With the best finished turner's in the United
ii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22

E.osT-A little boy about five years
Old running around the streets v.st erlay
afternoon, crying bitterly for hi. mother AMI
lived in Princeton, and had only heen in town
few minutes when h. missed lis f.ends lie
was taken in charge by gentleman VINO was
going in the direction OF the boys home, aad
he is probably ere this with his friends
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22

81 Why is it that some men are so
prone to turn their backs upon their former
friends when tho hour of adversely comes on I
Why there il our neshbor Of the Gazette who,
after the death Of that noble hearted Young
maa Dawson. engaged DR.. Mex at the
rate Of $40 per month to edit the Gazette -
True the D,ctar, though connterleiter and all
that sort OF thing, could hot stand the cor tune
Iy and Disgrace attached to being AT editor of
that sheet. 70 resigned after few days, but he
war retained AS spondent, and not un-
frequently when off on countsrfait money
tours correspon!eti with the der sanders pa
PER- Now, when the doctor i. in trouble at
Cincinnati, 3aa GERS turns his hsca oa lin .fd
j, ready 10 swear BE never saw hin. O. E,u
mainly ., Ian...Ts .i.ou art hunh"g
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-22

OLD SarTLER's FEsTiv This even
ing is the tiEe set apart By the Old Settlers Of
Scott County for the holding of their anrrsl
festival which will come eft at the Durtis House
as per announcement Doctor Burtis has made
extensive preparations and will b. ready to
Accommodate as large company as ray takeit
into their heads to be present We propose
giving an abstract of the l.oeeedinge in to-
morrow's paper.