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REFILL HOIHE.
NO. Ia CAMP STR f. + T.
UNDER CITY HOTEL.

In the department Of FAMII AHoEs W. have
Ladies Nisse- anu Chldreus Boots BroGans, Caters,
etc. Iu every variety both for dry and sea uns-
and CfautioIncu-- Bows and YOUTHS light and heavy
work adspJe 20 s.y -at-ou and Iu every style.
All OF which goods have been manufactured under
our own supervision. OF such materials and IA such
manner AZ a long retail experience has shown rs to
shape during wear. A. quality, SO ia prce-OuT
goods cannot fail 70 please. For an index. note the
LIST OF BOOT PRICES:
Gents Calf Peggei Boots !og..............-.$2 80
cents Fine : we'd do .........-..........-.... 80
Gents Fine Dress do .....-..--..........-.... %
cents Heavy -swei Waterproof Boot-........... 50
tents Best Pump Boots %
Gouts SupaI Quilted Bottom Waterproof Boots 10 %
,r.uJ- Time Congress t,leI -...-----Si % TO 3 O.
cents quilted Ratso0 CouETe--. Heavy and Fine
calf and Morocco ETogans sud OHiordN, etc.
Ii the department of PLANTATION SHOES dura-
biiity has been our especial aim. All having been
made 10 sell to the Planters direct ~ have sought to
put them together IN that manner that Viii prove the
most economical and VIII warrant them equal 10 any
made 20 measure.
In this a. well a. the other branches Of our busI-
ness. nave tired 10 lie progressive and have made
some additions 10 the usual styles Of Negro Work,
for which we clam advantages. Among Them are
Mems Long Russell Boots. Tor Drivers.
Mems and Women's Half Russet Boots, for SwaInpy
Z Lands.
/ Mems Extra Heavy, Three sole., Russell Brogans
Mems Extra Heavy. Three Soles. Kentucky Black
Br0Eans.
| Womou'- Heavy Unbound Dutch Lace Boots.
Mems super Ditching Boots.
These goods together with the regular RussetS and
Dtching Boots, House Servants Shoes, etc. render
! stock most desirable for all Family and Planta-
c. CATE q co.
| Wholesale No. 70, Retail No. IS Camp Street
Nslr Orleans, Jan. IS lS6o. l6-3m
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Dr. Boards Eve Inirmary
STATIosARY srEAn EseiNEs-


ALL sifna. PROM Ito ie DIAMETER or CYLiN.
DER
roRrARLE STEAM ENglNEs from ~ 10 %
Nur4e power
DRAINING WHEELS ron, n re-, 10 % bet a.
DRAINING ruMPs nom 70 - inches tn Diane.
fnr
tsa isavius Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
With both fun and euuden farnna. with Norgrnrs
N1rsef he&ea ana ainarn's patent hcconifie hfad
rsfs's and qnraa oha,r. CIRCULAR saw MILLS
neuhle NIraIar taa Mills. Wih Top saua
afrauhH if0H NIHrT CORN ard FLOUR MiLIA
nafn IA q = |N0|Hs H|H1nrtar.
NHWhiNN NvfTuN HUANWa Of q 10 ana M
inrhea IN aane..t. n . aet long. and fstfod Cor
ether nnfsF 20 H.HtHN rnHHH.
alIANLlNii, ouHFLlNea rULLiEa, aIANfs.
WkNNNNA 900 hHHea N a1 sirra
futnLh NiuE hnlLEfgs "a inrhss Il Il snoier.
alaa num d ~ ~ FEET iana
eluCrfAR hAWA ur q "a lachaa aiainatsf
aHFruH NNNINIA N rafIaaa sIsaa
fanfA NrnhNR HANna afnn alfaa
A. fsnrtualni n an sItea = ~ aiaea altiis r.a.
ssilr la alufe. feaI ~ aalsafr a ih. ska4ia. -
- ana d. sala on ~ taasi asofale terms ara =
- srffia nilly riafaniaad
dn IIiais.i aislasnsa q prcss sll b. saai b. AZ
aH GILMAN
keoe-s 49, y iaaa al
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-30
DR.. BROWNING'S
Fever and Ague Mixture.

Numerous remedies Of more o- Ia-- plWe- 20 cure.
h4y. IH1r since bren offered Oh the rualir but iu
usr', every instance, they hyya proved refitua rs
injurious Boa their sfisr'- up.l f.IH sv-'rm
tur wtc.- ptg41 tul .uuZ H.V 3autaFne with the
southern country. . N. HI u-fr Ped O. re fl- Also
.|f. want off n -lf auN certain cure .H- FEVER AND
~ o. Ra u.. a. .HI-. @ Pee -r.7. rIH# iy winch T-
r...cf upon 'I.. COMP. .u. Frequently r..dr .,
ol-s-rr1g. %. t-ari thereby in.II,- fln h.fa and
r.u-ffut.Ha.
Ns -ar.r, r..r. % uu'y afet.,ts- t... disease.
ami does ... .r'' towards s1' e., sHH permanent
cure.
We Gel ..rHf. rt vi. ere aif s.r- t'.s community %
better remedy. 30 contains rn So. ferrous .r1..5.-
ra.- 7.. I..I...i.1 cures
FFytE 'Np tguE OH INTERMITTENT FEVER.
HENlIILNT FEVER BILIOUS FEVER.
MD UJNE AsDE
an o. wbi.b arHusss from nearly tH. SAM. rsu.,.
namely tFs ms~H.gte si'irF1 v-sl a~ -s- from d.
csy'u- vegetation iH Nl'ar OF MOST earth 10 iS su
cNcrr sly subtle ant II, dIHu- poison q ~0rh'd u-
o. tI, H.Hn guu Iu many ra-e- accumulated 200 tho
system long time bsfl.. tf -lCk- f- presence fr J
H-1u &C Fever ana -rH.
This remedy cures che Fever and Acrc o. This way
~ RS once f''lnks tNe UHs.u ui tile system ty stun
ullnrs fge liver and gHpeiurz tte y.rls impurities
from fls blood
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for sale In New ufioana. wholesale AMI retail by
,. WRIGHT a CO.
q and ISL CFsrtre- Street,
solo Proprietary.
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RECENT HOME TESTIMONY.

ON Hrnn.' HB JH l.e farafr7ya af-ue.rA Co.'S tsf-.
a's' tsTrfH. vH H- % Fl .gt,IIesnt community
NHn Is t,rwH.n. Oh a..assai r.i Hfssrs7 them
tsfHsn'y Dot WHEELER % WILSON
uut uftr1 Thousand Testimonials 81 Ike general
etarr.sr. AN bearing sy ieuee % the srsat superior
rVaf
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Truth Omnipotent.

W yE-EY
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Extracts of Testimonials of some
of the Press
From the Nelr Orleans Crescent March sth, 1858.
DE JANEs.-The celebrity Of Dr. James, OF 81 Gus
tom-House Street, is not confined to New Orleans
Louisiana or the United States, hut exists through
out Europe. As general thing no is Infabe, and
those who may come within the range Of his treat
ment may call upon him, not only with the hope
the assurance Of being restored to health and haPP
ness.
[FFo's the Ncls OrlsdnS Dclta, May 18Th, 1855.
DR- JANEs.-'rhe best and most feasible plan for
those Of our eaders who suffering from any kind
a private dispase be it acute otherwise, Is TO APP
ply immediSrely to friend, Dr. James, No. 50
Cust, -House Street.
From ne H1ton Rouge Guzette and Comet NoU Is 1855.
DR. JAAIs-FOrs certain class Of disease TO which
Dr. James eevOtes his entire attention. he has no T.
val in the country.
fFSoE the Galveston Teyasl Sers May s. 1855.
DR JLns-we can cheeEfuly recommend 81 VINO
need medical treatment fer a CERTAIN class OF mala
dies 20 apply TO Dr. James Of 81 Custom-Ho street.
by lett1r or otherwise.
From the Grenada lMist) locomotive. 1886
Il IL said by those In New Orleans who have re-
qured DR. James service ', that he has no superior
in the Union.
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No. 10 old Lsvss Street. near Canal
NEW ORLEANS.


kNfF respectfully call fhe attention % Merchants
w and dealers o. aur large assortrncut uf Goods.
farinr asaurrd th1t can. supply at who may favor
us II IaWer priros than any house IN the south.
We manufacture q CREST portion ~ our stock a our
FtrtnfV in New ufrana which enables a. a. furnish
HuV STYLE nr sitr ~ ruuk 10 Frfy short notice. The
fnNlwinH are snue uf the rpug articles n our line
rNpNks CARPET RAGS and NALi~tS u every
sIte and quality
INDIA 'RrHRFR eOOtrs-cIosks. Coats. Lerrns
LIls prrssryrra Cotton fiek.nE. aprons. &c. A..
OH CLululNG. Cor Neuoe.-Hlts Caps. suits Ac
. larrg as-orturent ~ LADIES bELls and RET
iCults
n. W. REYNOLDS,
70. Magazine Street, one door from lanai,
New Orleans
NtH Oriafnl Frh. l. fafU IT-tv
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- STOCK OF
D 90 NJ A G. ii | n Els
No. tso CANAL STREET.

AI ..iers promptly eynr1.ei Tie host s.sart
ueuf ofaU b.nd. .fr1Fh.us hrg,B o. ra t,und ir
UI.a ..II a.sH.sHH tIrI
s.tG. pEttN, Aasvr.
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Czr 100 IsCs-oS. Miss..
ApuI 81 1852
fisHtisHHFt aIrr Wheeler 4 Wilson seuinr 81
chine nuHrlHs.l .f vHu surVs=ses ry eHp.rtatious.
NUfN bob HIf UI .fs tu.su Hud tIr see l'euuf ufits
rrr.t.fltneu 4 fu nHf capable nf Judging q thu
merits ri tbs MHtn.HF compared with those Ul
Htlar rf.0u.srs UTl i- dfbCult for me 20 con
UnItH llu .II HtIUf NHHnIur ran bn better tusn th
If. CTS ruf'N marvellous iu stiffness The updty AMI
b. riatfntss uf iis work. 40 family should be- with
Huf Hns lulr respectfully,
WILLIAM NEVILLE
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FAIRBANKS & co.
93 Camp street, New Orleans.

FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES,
Adapted CO. every branch 0f business shgrc correct
suit durable scale b. required.
~CALE~ FOR RAILROADS
SAILS FOR COAL DEALERS AND MINERS.
~1ALES FuB HAY AND tAITLE DEALERS.
WAREHOUSE NNu IRAN- rOETATION SCALES
uUIABIE ANN DORMANT SCALES FOR STORES
SCALES FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR DEALERS.
FUIN Err SlALE~-Fvary Variety.
BANKEES AND JEWELERS. BALANCES
-CALFS FOR ~ IMITATION AND FAMILY T-T
WEIGH MASTERS BFAM-
pu-T.uFFtCE ) ALPS
DRUGGISTS ~DA.ES-TuCufy different STYLES.
AsAl n which arc warranted In every particular.
Call and examine 90 send Tor an Illustrated Cata
loguc.
FAIRBANKS a co.
- Camp Street.
NCs Orleans, Jan. Is 1850. lb-ly
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n f. Il O T l. O II
Fine PHILADELPHIA Made Shoes.

For Ladies. Misses and Children. Gentlemen, BOYS
and Youths, and every styIe Of FIRST CLASS Gus
TON MADE BOOTS AND SHOES
We cord ally solicit an examination from all mer-
chants requiring gooi goods.
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There j. 90 remedy 90 effectual a. the asPr lFIC
-OLI TON It b. IN the form q an aronst. ,rup,
purely vegetable and Of pleasant favor. Ph, sicans
prescribe it and cures are guaranteed Thousands
u sufferers have been relieved BY IL. The eject IL
-peedy and certain. Price One Dollar per bottle
ak for I'VE dollars Can be forwarded BY mail.
Sole propnetora- 3. J. ABRAMs, Plantation Drug
gets ~ Camp and a Grausr Street New OTleans-
kes orllans, Feb I, 1880. M-6y
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Male and FenaIe AcademY,

The undersigned, Trustees, &C., take pleasure in
recommending Mr. ANDERSON to the public a. q COM
petent and successful Teacher and a gentleman Of
unblemished reputation in all the relations Of life.
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NrlU-c)rItans [lurrtuV.
NHFrITn a WIIsON,S
FIRST MUM.

NJ ever state rur hsiI In the Unitri stais'v her'
ever thoy have clutsuJ,j. without one exception
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-25

IL i Il NJ lISJk3l IL l. -
OF Lime. Soda. Potassa and Iron.
fnHE Hypophosphitcs are comparatively new
class of SALTS, differing entirely from the
/ PHOsPHATES, and all other combination Of
Phosphorus. Ina very short period Of time they
have obtained a high reputation as therapeutic
agents, in cases OF incipient
pHTHISIS or CONSUMPTION,
and many other affections.
We have large consignment Of the above new
and valuable
Compound S!yralps,
to which we beg to call the attention Of partie
suffering from Phthisis Complaints OF the Chests
&C., Y,reparedby JAMES r. NICHOLAS,
CHEMIST, Al fremont Street,
Boston, Mass.
- We have also. sthe same Syrup OF each
Salt. of our own preparation, which we keep con-
stantly ready for use. ST. JOHN &GkoVEs. /
Self Sealing Cans
Made of Queensware, yellow. ware, and Glass. for
PRESERVING FRUIT, VEGETABLES, &c. {
Also the Patent Preserving Bottle, quarts and
halfgaltons. eT. JOHN . uho'hs y
Kings Efervescent--
GITRdIE OFN4 GNESIA.
TUsT RECEIv ED--A large supply Of the above,
+, dfe0' 'f0'' p's ST. JOHN 4 GROVES.
Magnetic Powder
For destroying Mosquitoes, Flies, ect, at
-s 49, ST.. John & CROWS.
Bathing Spongess
At ST. JoHs 4 Groves.
| Window Glass ESQ
large sizes. calculated for Picture Frames. Also
Ena,neled Glass at ST.. JOHN & GROVES.
Salad Oil
IN Flasks, Quart and Pint bottles, for sale by
| May s 81. JOHN q OfsoN ND. 2
White Wash Brushes
some extra sne at ST JoHN GRoAE's. /.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-25
SALE OF NEGROES.

ON THE FIRST OF OCTeB Der my house ~
u was opened and d large supply Of all ~
classes Of ii EGRoI,S offered for sale, N
imported from Firginia, MARYLAND, and Georgia.
Afterwards, during the whole season, the supply
stsIl be kept good by the receipt of large lots oi
tho CHo 1lIGi SIS NEGROES to be had from the
above States. Apply at 54 Baronne street, be.
tween Common and Gravier, and two squares west
from ST. Charles Hotel.
Scvlo em WALTER L. CAMTBELiA &
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-25

ID e N Z I S T r. Y.
DIR. P. M. LEE, (from the Bal.
timore Dental College, having per-
manensly located in Alexandra, La, respectfully
offers his Professional services to such OF the cit
aens Of Rapides and adjoining Parislfs, as may
need the aid Of a Dentist.
DIR. LEE would say that he is prepared to exc
cute al operations epbraced in tile Dental Art,
entrusted to his care, in the mos. skilinl manner
and having purchased the right to use Prof BLAx-
DY's Patent Cheopastic process mounting aiti-
fetal teeth, and used the sane in his practice for
some time, with perfect success III every ease, no
unhesitatingIy recommends It to alt WHO may re-
quire Dental substitutes. This process has many
advantages which cannot be attained by any Of
the old methods, while no other has any adysn-
tage over it; as to its strength, durability end
beauty, he challenges for it comparison with any
| known process for mounting artificial teeth,
$50. Those preferfng il, Will be waited upon 1t
heirresidences.
-. Office and residence corner of Third and
Bayou Robert street, March 2S-lY
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prufgsaiulllll Gurhs.
LAW NOTICE.

MERCER CANFIELD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
MI or At Law, AND NOTARY PunLle, will practnle..
MI his profession in this and the adjoining re-.
fishes Office on second street, opposite Court
YARD Square ore door below Mccloskey's store.
Office at Alexandria, La. aplo.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-25

MUSIC Prof. HENRY II. BRA BN, having per- g
raapeutly settled in Alexandra, j. pffppIes !. y
give Masc Lessons Oh the Plane Vs.ai 80 n 4
Singing, with accompaniment on tne ~, .,,rs
will also tune Pianos on the most
ey Orders left at the store OF Il. hopclssy1
Co, will receive prompt attention Auso' .
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-25

ALEYANRDIA HOUS.E.s
Ts,sEpsF FELLOWS. late Of the Ice
House Hotel, would respectfully inioirl me
II public that he has ieascdthe building ON secona
Street in the rear oftc Court House square, lafty
occupied by DR.. G. ". Laney, where be vii %
pleased to see bis friends and customers. III.
The Ifonse has been therougly renovated, ana
will be opened for the reception of boardeFs on Or
about the Grst day Of February.
He returns his sincere thanks to those rho p
tronizedhinr SO literally while proprrto o. tfe -
House Hotel; hoping for a continuation g =. -
same in future. ICY -,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-25

i FIR )Y c. NJ Oh Il i,
(1figate Secretarg 10 the Gofeyhor.
GeMera1 Collecting Agcn1s'
BATON ROUGE, La,
nEsPECTFULIY offers his services in the aoo q
capacity. All orders entrusted e hlm ,or s u
| collection Of claims against the STATE, o. xnss
aver nature will be promptly aud taitiiuy -
tended 10, and at reasonable rate Of sonpen'''
ton. rf..dx
will also attend te the entering g: Of n9 a.
where parties desiring the SAME, will furnish e e
with the requisite data as TO locality pt,1er :,
township rauge, etc.; also, to the redemption q
lands SOLE, or forfeited to the State, for non
ment of taxes.
- EXPERIENCES: d,
Baton Rouoe, La-Goy. R. G. Wicklife, and he1'
A. S. Heron. F6sa s
IJfroilie Parish Ex-Gov. P. Q. Hebert
Men 0rleaas-- Gen. NJ Grivot, Gen. John I. LsH -
Hon. A. o. Ogden, Gen. Jno. Armstrong.
GarroJlton--W. 7. Scott, Esq. N
Natchifoehes-Dr. ] ". Butler
Lake Prov;dsncs--T y. 4. Hatch; Esa.ap s-s -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-01
Parlmcrship Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ROB-
IN ERT SICKELS, Of the City Of Davenport,
County Of Scott and State Of Iowa, and George
II. Sickelp, Of Albion, in tho County Of Orleans
and State OF New York, have formed . limited
partnership pursuant to Chapter IS Of tho Acts
of the Seventh General Assembly Of tho State Of
Iowa, entitled IAN Act for tho formation Of limi
tod partnerships" for the buying and selling
Hardware, Iron, NAILS, Cutlery, Agricultural I'm
plemepts, Seeds and such other articles rs are
ally dealt in by wholesale and retail dealers in
Hardware, Iron, Cutlery, DO. &C., which said bu-
siness is 70 be conducted in the raid City Of Dav
cnport That all the parties interested are tho
said Robert Sickels. who is the general partner,
and George II. Sickes. Who Is the special partner;
ana that tho said George II. Sickels has contribu.
ted the sam Of eight thousand dollars - capital
towards the Common Stock that said partner
shin il 70 commence on the LIST day Of February,
A. d. 1860, and il TO terminate on tho LIST day q
February, A. d. 1868 business to be conducted
n the name Of Robert Siekels
Dated Davenport, February LIST, A. ID. 1850.
ROBERT SICKELS,
g. II. SICKELS.
Lot the terms Of the limited partnership be-
tween Robert Sckels ana George II. Sickels be
published in the "Dsily Dsmoc rat and News" and
in the Davenport Daily Gazette" which papers
arc published in Davenport, Scott county, Iowa,
for six weeks.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD,
Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott CO., Iowa.
feb gov
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Bravo, Rhode Island!

The exposures Of the Brown-Helper
conspirators against the peace of the
Union, has startled tho solid men of
Rhode Island, and taught them that
their commerce and manufactures can
not safely be entrusted to the desperate
political adventurous who now head the
Black Republican party. Therefore,
the Democratic State Convention has
nominated Col. VIM. Spraguc, nation
al conservative, who voted for Fillmore
in 1856, aud since for a Democratic
Mayer.
The Young Mems Convention, which
assembled at the same time and place,
made tho same nomination; so that
Col. Sprague now stands as the candi-
date of the conservative Union men Of
Rhode Island, against the radical enc
mics Of peace and prosperity.
We hail this adoption OF conscrva-
tive nominee by the Democrats Of Rhode
Island as an indication of consollda-
ton Of all the elements of honesty and
order against the common enemies of
both.
The accounts from Rhode Island give
cheering earnest Of triumph to the
Democratic conservative ticket.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-01
(:reely and Douglas.

An article in the Chicago Press and
Tribune from its Washington cores
pondent claims that Old White Coat is
going in for Judge Douglas for the
Presidency in the strongest manner
We make the following extract
"Since the appearance Of Mr.. Gree
ley's letter from the West to the ". Y.
Tribune, the partzans Of Douglas have
exhibited renewed confidence. That
letter revived their dropping hopes,
and they are now playing the game of
brag, and quoting Greedy as authority.
lie Douglas has singular faculty
OF "wrlnglng in" Geographic dcpatches
upon the Associated Press, and dead.
heading" puffery over the wires. He
has four agencies at work to keep him
before the people, and magnify his pros.
poets, viz the Washington hotel blow.
ers; the neutral" y agents of the Asso-
clatcd Press; 4 corps of speech-frank-
ors, and the editor Of the ~. Y. Irib-
une. The latter has probably contrib.
uted more to create the impression that
Douglas will receive the Charleston
nomination rhan any of the other agen-
G G After the course it pursued in the
limos Senatorial struggle, is it un
reasonable TO suppose that the wish
may DC ia.her to the thought! No
sal,sned with proclaimlng that Dougla.
Will DO the Democratic nominee, anc
consuming columns OF space in mann
featuring availability" for him III,
Tribune caps the climax of its service
by insisting that the Chicago Conven
ton shall run Fillmorite against him
lest a Republican candidate mich
beat his favorite.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-01
INSURANCE.
AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa.

AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa.
Des Moincs, January 2lst, ls6o.i
1T Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the 2ist
i day Of January, 1860, sworn statement was
MED IN this Office, showing the condition Of tho
PEORIA MARINE AND FiRE INSURANCE Coy
PANY, located at Peoria, in the State Of Him
OILS, on tho first .iay sof January, 1860, in ac-
cordancc with tho provisions Of an Act Of tho
General Assembly VI the State OF Iowa, entitled
IAN Act in relation to Insurance Companies, !" APP
proved January 28th, 1887, and an Act amcndsto-
~ thereto, approved February 9Th, 1853 that said
statement shows that said company is possessed
CT tho requisite amount Of capital, and invested
required by law.
Authority is therefore given to the above namei
Company to transact business Of Insurance in tn i,
State in accordance with the laws thereof until
the list day Of January, A. ID. 1851.
II is also certified that ADAMS 4 FAY, Of Dav-
export, has boon duly appointed by said Company
their lawful Agent and Attorney for the county
Of Scott, with full power to tako risks Of Inssr-
ance thorcin, and to acknowledge service Of pro-
cess, as provided by law, upon his fling with tho
Clerk Of the District Court, in and for said ceun-
~, certified copy Of the statement on file in this
Office. II is further certified that the attached is
true and correct copy Of the said statement.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hcreunto set my
hand and affixed my seal of office, this 2lst day
Of January, 1850.
LIS. J..W. CATTELL.
Auditor Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-01

VERMoxr.-The Democratic con-
gression.l district convention to elect
delegates to Charlcston, in the third dis
trict of Vermont. passed resolutions de-
nouucing the Black Republicans and
Hclferitss in good round terms, and, i'll
addition, adopted the following:
Resolved, Gin the language of our last
State Convcntion,) "That the Admin
istration of James Buchanan is entitled
to tho confidence and approval of the
Democracy Of Vermont. 1t has firmly
maintained our honor abroad and fearless
iy sustained tie constitutional rights OF
every part Of our common country >
and, further, that tho able and states
manlike exposition of our Mexican rela-
tons since, as contained in the late
message of our distinguished President,
commands our hearty approval, and
should receive at the hands OF Congress
that prompt action and energetic sup
port which it, importance demands.
No preference for = candidate wa
expressed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-01

We find in the Hardin Co. Sentinel
otrecent date, "poem composed on
the death Of John Brown, the martyr
by Ann II. p. Pierce. Wepnblish be-
low a couple of sample stanzas. Orders
for more We presume may be addressed
70 Miss Ann at Eldora.-N. B.-Noth-
ing charged for this notice.
"He Christ like, and lamb like was led to. the
pla:c
Where they plannad his destruction; and there
to efface
His mime from the world; but en- it we shall
boast
He died true martyr-ho died ut his post.
His wife seemed dsconsolate; he spakc words d
Cheer,
He said God would protect her, she need not T.
fear;
For Jesus his life for poor sinners has lost,
And he too like Jesus must die ct the post.