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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-31
INSURANCE.


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CONWAY INSURANCE CO.,
MASSACHUSETTS.
Cast Capital aadsurplus 4254,o0o
HAAPDEN INSURANCE CO..
srRISGPIxLD. MASS.
Cash Capital aRd surplus e25v,ooo
NORTH AMERICAN ms. CO,
ovHARTAoRD, CONN.
Cash Capital sas5,seo
LORILLARD ms. CO.
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. Co,
OF NEW YORK.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO..
xRw HAVEN, CONN.
Capital 100000
W. sOUTHwORTH, Pres't.
G.N. SCRANTON, Scc'y.
FIELD / KAUFMAN, Agents.
Lahrman's Bloch, 2d-s
Il. FIELD; Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
Once next door to the Post Office,
Rock Island, Ill. octl.
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u. y. MITCHELL, Agent,

For the following well known Company:
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INsURANcECo..
or PHILADELPIA,PA PA.
OFFICE Brady street. East side, between ID
and ID. june4
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LEGAL.

G HERIFr'S SALR The Slnes = Iowa. Scots
y county, in the District Court Of scott county
State Of Iowa. E
by virtue Of special s5seatisn isssed from ths
once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of scott
county, State Of Iowa, il favor = Ailss n.
Kicker, subrogated 70 shs Rights d John Beehtsll
10 plainti6, and Robert Christie, David a. Bur.
rows, Samuel Stansh Geld, Niles n. Kicker, Lewis
Cornell, Warner aad Remford and John g. Algcr
are defts., and 70 me directed, commanding No,
make, or cause 70 BE- made, the sum Of nine hun
dred aad nine asd 07-lOO dollsn With intsssss and
costs. And BY virtue Of aid execution, levied
upon the following described real estate situated
in East Davenport. in Scott Co., Iowa, to-vit:-
Commencing sixty feet, vest from the northwest
thence west forty [4ol feet, thence north one
hundred and fifty [iso1 fest, thence ssst forty
f4Ol feet, thence south to the place Of beginning,
one hundred and City 1901 feet.
And hereby givepublic notice, that shall o6er
or sale, 1t puSlie outery at the docs Of the Co.rt
slst day Of January, 1850 1t the hour Of o'clock
P. Y. Of ssid day to the highest and best bidder
| therefor in cash, tbs shove described property.
| or sufficient thereof to satisfy the shove debt,
with interest and costs.
Dated this Slst day Of Dscember, So.
H. LEONARD,
| jan2 Sheriff of Scott Co., Iowa.
chERIFF's sALE.-THE STATE OF IOWA
- Scott County in the District Ceslt Of Scott
| County, State Of Iowa.
| BY virtue Of an execution issued frem the once
of the Clerk of the District Court Of Scott eouD.
ty, State Of Iowa, in favor Of H Sohm PlaintiGs
and against Antow Wagner and Michael Bald
Defendants, dated December 31st, 1859, and t.
me directed, commanding mo, that Of the goods
shattsls, stock or interest in any company, debts
duo, property in the hands Of third persons land,
and tenements (which are not exempt BY Law
from execution Of the said Defendants, make
or Cause to be made, tho sum Of one hundred and
eighty nine 70-loo Dollars, with interest and
costs and by virtue Of said execution, I levied
upon ono note executed by Frank Walter, in favol
Of Anthony Wagner, for tho sum Of one thousand
dollars dated September 29th, 1851, rayabe fouI
years from date, and secured BY Mortgage givcr
on eighty acres Of land in Will county. State q
Illinois.
And hereby give public notice that shall
offer for sale At public outcry at the door Of III,
Court House in Scott county Iowa, ON Tuesday
the 3lst day ofJanuary, 1850, 1t the hour of
o'clock p. n. Of said day to the highest snc
best bidder therefore in cash, the above des
crlbed property, or sufficient thereof 70 satisfy
the above debt, with interestaad sos:s.
Dated this 3lst day Il December, 1859.
| II. LEONARD,
jams Sheriff Of Scott county, Iowa.
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RAILROADS.



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~ a.d until further notice, Trains viii !eevo
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted. % ic'!e..
lat mail train al. ....'.' 'o'aS
ID freight .................'-''.
IA nil Int cx press, ...-. 49, - =
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays o.
eepted, ms follows:
st night oxp press at .....'. '''.oSS - =
FL .reQht trains ~. .o'Sp .. ..
81 mail train At. '.o'SV :: -.
All trains over this route are in direct connexios
Mt Chicago with trains over both the Nichigao
Southern, Michigan Central, Pittsbur2, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad 70 and from Detroit.
Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati. Pitt',
burg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany,
New FORK, Philadelphia, baltimore and Wash ing.
ton. Also At LaSalle with trains Of the Illinois
Central Road-North to Galena and South TO st.
Louis and Cairo.
Passengers arc reminded Of tho necessity Of
giving distinct directions as 70 thu destination Of
their baggage, also to procure tickets before taxi
ing their seats in the cars, the conductors col
lect fares only to stations the line Of the Chi
cage and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
Dayenport. Jan. o. 1860. DIFF.
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Tie Capacity of This Road is nov equal to an9
IN the Country
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22
CHAPTER XII.
RAsCALLY RAscALITY. ST. AUBIN.

RAbCALLY RASCALITH ST. AUBlN.
When Mrs. Howard left home for Delevan,
to transact her business with Langley, she had
not the remotest idea of the treachery of Fred.
Stygle, or the danger that threatened her
daughter. With mind calm and resolute,
happy in the consciousness that she was doing
her duty bravely, and gladdened with the
thought that her prospects were so Aattering,
she went on with light and joyous heart. 1t
was long, rough road, and to keep &" Kate !"
up to the requisite speed, and to arrange in her
mind all the little ct ceterGS of her business,
kept it pleasantly occupied, and she arrived at
her destination but just in time to receive the
money before Langly embarked.
She started for home as late in the afternoon
as half-past four. She had now in her posses
sion the means to secure the Howard farm an
other year, and until dark, although she had
made but Indifferent progress, she enjoyed her.
self measurably well.
At dark she was only three miles from home
but, very unfortunately, in the midst of a low
tamarack swamp, dense and dark as midnight
1t was mile and half through, and all tht
way on the left side, a few rods from the road
rose a steep ledge, to great height, while neal
to the road, on the other side, wound dead
sluggish stream. Aside from the reputation
which the region had recently borne, there wa
enough in the situation itself to inspire dread
and an ominous feeling of danger, in stronge
hearts than hers. Had she been of the clas
that bOrrow trouble her whole Journey woul
have been marred by continual uneasiness an
tretfulness in consequence of this place, whicl
she knew she would have to go through a
night, but with her there never was but on
trouble, and that the actual.
But the night air was chilly, and she wa
weary and hungry with her days labor. Sh
entered the swamp with no clearly-defned feG'
but she wished she was through. AS she wen
on, every sound startled her-the breaking of
twig-the rustling of leaves or bushes, or tn
to-hoos OF the owls. As she went on she bt
came anxious-the feeling grew upon her, sh
could hardly tell why, for she had seen nc
heard nothing of dubious import, but she wa
hardly half throughlwhen her anxiety becam
painful. She scarcely dared to take her Cy'
from the road ahead, fearing that some frigh
full sight would meet them. She even imagineC
Gt might not have been all imagination tn;
she saw spark Of fire by the roadside in al
vance, back little distance, above the grount
and moving. She thought Of man smokir
his pipe or cigar, and she thought of the will
o'the-wsp, ignuS fdtus, Jack. o'lanteru. Bl
she did not stop, she only drove the faster.
was the only sensible course, but even u sensib
course cannot always avail one, and she had a
rived just opposite the place where the ligl
was seen, when Kate stopped.
It was in deep shade, and she could see not
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman.
John Brown Of 0ssawatomie.

Mr.. EDITOR FREEMAN:-In looking my desk,
and the following lines, written when the events
fresh in the public mind If worthy Of publication YOU
may not object to give them, at this late day,
corner in your journal.
In Kansas, when our hopes we're low,
When fear was rife of many foe
Aeader rose, whom ye know,
John Brown Of Ossawatomie
lie bstted manfully in fight,
With something more than manly might,
He knew he ba.tled for the right,
Against the curse of Slavery.
The foes of Freedom slowly YIELD
The hero seeks another field,
Virginia sees him nobly WELD,
His sword, with awful bravery.
Virginia hastens to subdue,
With armies raised her country through,
The little, glorious twenty-five,
OF Brown of Ossawatomie.
Virginia panic-struck with fear,
The war-note sounds, and far and near,
Rush to her aid with sword and spear,
The Southern's boasted chivalry.-
They fell, SO martyrs fell before
Their time, but falling live the more,
Live in the faith, the trust they bore,
That God is not with Slavery.
Gods justice sleeps, with mans they kill
The brave old hero, whose name still
Shall synOnyme principle,
John Brown of 0ssawstomie! L..
Montpelier, March IL, 1850.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22

Entered according to Act of Congress- in the year 1850
by s. Boyoe in the Clerks Office Of the District Cour
for the District Of Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22
EMMA HOWARD;

OR,
THE PLOTTER'S DOOM.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-22

A Story Of our own State and Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-01
IMPORTANT To FEMALES.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
PrYared By Cora,i,D l.. Chec,cma
Neu l,yb Gtfy

Prparei By Corn,hHs l.. Cheescmdn, W. d,
New lork Cay.
The combination of ingredients in these PMS the
snit u long and extensive prurttca They miA IN
their operation, and cert lin correcting all regulnrs
Painful Mcnetr,tinas, removing all o-tucttrms whsh r
from cold otherwise headache, pam IN tt sid, ptri-
taihn At the heart, disturbed Sleep VII Oh arises from Ia
trrfuItinn Of nature
tt MARRIED LADIES
pr Cbas' mans rH invaluable they viii bring On
the mouthN period with regularity Ladies who have
hetu ,lisa pIaute the uf otler Pr. place the
utmost ehnt1 IN ir thccs mans Is doing all that
shcy r,Irrsottyd t4d7.
NOTICEt
They should not ba used during Pregnancy, mis-
carrtt.e stuii csrt .,taly rzsilt tli.r#fr II.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything in.
iuriat- life health tNprt directions. which should
c r,li accompany each hnN. rrec Il. MT by mail
cut,,tu- Il t., the tsnrrtl cut. sd ~ me Druggist
In every town ia thr nite states For sale - G O.
- III worth Me
Il. u. HurCHfN6S,
G,ngsi .i5ert tor the tnit.f Nttte'.
l6i CutNBERs STREET. y. Y.
r whom all Wnolc'ai order, should he addressed -
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NEw YoRK.-Ar -, schs DR. Rogers, Adams
Elizabeth, Snow, and Moro, Rcmson, Calais; VI
Gage, Naylor, Addison; Lamartine, Grant, Ban
gori Glenory, Wakefield, Gardiner Cherub Bal
ley Portland; Monitor, and Angler, Wareham.
BALTIMORE AR &c, ship Rose Standish, Hutch
ins, Callao; sch J IA Darling, lIowcs Providence.
Cid brigs Mount Vernon, Hall, Rio Janeiro
Josiah Jex, Munson, Matanzas; schs Redwing,
kirwan, Rio Jcnciroi Il Pratt, Smith, Providence.
NoHroLK.-Ar o. schs Pearl, Brown, Bath Red
Jacket, Parsons Camden
MoBiLE.--Ar 20, Lrigs Maria White, Billings
Providence; q, Betsey Ames, Bartlett, York
CID 81 ship star of the W est, Morrison, liver
pool.
New oRLrANs.-ir %, briss John Hathaway,
smith, Cardcnas
Cid y, ships Maverick, Ellis, and Morton,
Gilley, Liyorpnol.
lowed to 18th, ships Ann WasAburn, and
Currituck bark Arctic; 18th ships Ale shaucanc,
VIM Singer, Old Dominion.
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IT, worl a.nui,ll i, the wonderful ours perform.
e,l Ia, tn Camp md ram Kttrr prepared by trus
Pggkt<s It, equal has never been known f1r r'meein;
pain IN all casrs f,f tha eurr n spinal Complaints
CrHlp in the Iunl. anil stomach rheumatism IA AL it-
trns Bilious Coic Eur. Sore Throat, and travel it i
i,l.,ity tli hs rHly the world. Evidence of tl"
u-t rirr- ever performed hy sty meene, Is circulars
n TIN hand. n Agents iou
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eau GU $

The American Republicans Of Ellsworth are
requested to meet at the Room of tue Chip, on
saturday the "A day OF lane nest, al 6t o'clock
p. VI Tor the purpose of clectns delegates t"
the Republican state Convention, 70 be held al
Bangor ..,,,,.,,,,
Ellsworth, May a, l,oo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-01

MIR. Greeley of the New York Tribune
says, " that the platform presented is so gem
orally satisfactory as it has proved, is emf
ucntly due to John A. kosson of Iowa
whose cflcrts to reconcile differences and Sc
cure the largest liberty of sentiment conss-
tent with fidelity to Republican principles,
were most effective and untiring."
precise vote of Illinois at the election follow
ing the great campaign of 1858. As the is
sue was wholly between Mr.. Douglas and
Scnatorship, the vote for members of the
Legislature showed the popular preferences
according to the following figures
For Abraham Lincoln I25. 275
For Stephen \ Douglas l2l ,l60
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Cicnfnc-os 18th ult, Volunteer, Boston,
Chasteilain, Machias.
Ar at Sagua 18Th ult, Tahiti Boston.
Ar at Remedies eth ult, II + Bell, Portaland.
Sid from Zthi May 18th ,bri5s Fenob.cot, DAM
on, n York; 18th, Three Sisters. sleeper, do.
Ar Mt Mansanilla May 5, Thomas pcnuison,
Done, y York.
Sid from Macao March Is, ship Matilda, Lee,
Hong Kong.
At singapore Apl ), ship bow, McGiIvcIy,
for y York.
At Para April -, brig Ocean Bird, Sackford,
for n \.
At Nue,tas 18th ult, briss col Pennlman,
Coffin, for y York.
At Sasun lsth ult, ship Island Queen, Ray, for
y York next day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-01

BowpoIN Co1LEGE.-N the annual cleo
ton of the Athonran Society, held on the
oath instant, the following officers were clio
sen President, G.. Il. kcnnisun Vice
President, f. o. l.. lIebson Orator, f. d.
Bradford Poet, v. ", Eaton Librarian.
j. b. upham. Jr; Editor, $. NJ Fingcs :.
LIST Committee, l.. A. Emery LIST Auditor,
&. G.. Atkins.
LIVE Gls LIGHr.-Thc new " limo gas
light, which was promised to surcrscdc the
present mode of gus lighting. has been tried
On the new bridge of Westminster. and with
great success. The light is of dazzling bril-
linncy. a single rt bcing equal to forty ar
gand, or eighty fsh-tail gas-hurncrs, or as
many ms 100 wax candles, whilst its brill
iancy may lie increased Ivy augmcnting
the quantity OF the gases supplied in its
manufacture. 1t was understood. when the
invention was first discovered, that the gns
would hc cheaper than that now in use, but
at present the only thing stated Of it is, that
it is immensely superior II theerhnary form
II gas-lghts - Loadoa PaPsr.
MlR. SEWARD AND CmcAGo.-Mr. Seward
has addressed letter t. the central Repub-
hran meeting of New York, inviting Rim to
Intend ratification meeting. He says
-. | find in the r,,s solutions of the C5nvcn-
tom platform ~ satisfactory t. me as if it
had been framed with my own hands, and in
the candidates adopted hy them, eminent
ind a'lc Republicans, with whom hlNc cor
daily co-operated IN maintaining the prin-
ripl,s embodied in that cNcrllrut creed
rhecrfully give them II sincere AMI earnest
support.
Tuf krttNrlt C,rjE-Tbc B,>tpu Trans
script learns from parties inter, stcd in the en-
terrriee that srmr fifty miles # the atlantic
cable have been taken up, 4 y POINT extend
ing seward fifty miles from the shores Of
Trinity Bay. Fractures werc found in the
cable just where they had he,n Indicated hv
the instrument, ON shore. The intention l.,
to undrrrnn similar length ot the wire ON
the European silc, and it Is tlan Thought
Ivy the san.unc PROM ter. Of oe'1n trlr.
graphing. that thu Atlantic cable viii ~. made
To work.
TnR PRlze F@ur.-BH's Ltf.of the Goth
ult. announces that meeting Tx rlaer
between Savers and llrnan at that fin yt~-
terlaN H. discuss the mt7Ius If termination.
the DISPUTE lrtwrrn them, n L Il" l,,'-s.e-
ian Of the clauf i'm helt. when il Vs. al
tinately agreed that tge7 NV is.lt-, cSact
rpnn;erlert- pt tie nae much e7scteI.
should *, malc. tie MONEY f'f thu purchase
t. L. RAISED BY pubic .uls, rjIti,n Each
III the candidate j. II bead tHs list f,r that
t. hc held rs hi- opponent. Tie "jd telt
will rt.maiu IN tho possession of tia pr
prictar ut u 4y L.. I, L.. iegsht tlr hv
whoever may 1,fHir, thu hpnar If wearing
it Savers h.i- agreed t. nf5p@ ir7m tlc
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SPOKEN.

May II. OF Jercmie, sch IIlawatha lG lays fin
for Aux Cages
May lG, lat IS Il, lon IL %, brig u Lincoln
from Portland for ilHvana.
May I'D II Shot Key Light Ne by 20 miles
was passed brig Mo Grandcc steefi, Z W.
May ~, A. miles Sc Of Pass Leutrr, brig Ida
Raynes, from MatanAas for y Orleans.
May - lat 80 80 Ion - lG, bark Vernon, fm
Mobile for Gatteubutg.
May n, lat It - \ Ion &C W, wn< seen bark
steering 81, showing blue nag with whit,
square.
IIarioc, from y York March p, Of and Tor Sar
frauciscp,a we'll
May -, Lat 26 =, lon - -, bark Damon, oil
bangor, In, y Orleans Tor Amsterdam.
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Lions, Tigers, LcOpsrds. Painters,
Apes. iEycnns, Bears,
TIOnIkcys &c.
NOTICE.

1 LII persons Indebted "a me by account or netc
y are requested to call Immediately at the
Office OF Eugene Hale Eq., and settle--my de-
nands bciu; left with him tor collection.
l1tt i. K. SWAZEY, NJ. d.
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Notice..

Miss M. A. DEANE win commence giving iu-
structions In Pencil and Crayon Drawings and in Water
Colors, on Wednrsday, May SOFA Is
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Special Notices.

@-The EWs~orA -Americdn
will be furnished for 80 cents for
six months. Begin at any time.
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CIR NE d CO.'S
!. 6 K p q ES S

WINTER ARRANGEsENr.--from Ellsworth for Portland
and Rostou every day via Bangor
SuNuER ArRANGtNENT.-Evcry Mondty, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday via Buaksrort
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Nervous aNPLAlNTS
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Pm N.u4-s. al,r-t-t ~ ess-. WV opium va
se. used to That af p#fun rfaueas, Ia4 II Common
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Lincoln's majority 4,0Sj

BowpoIN Co1LEGE.-At the annual cleo
ton of the Athonnan Society, held on the
oath instant, the following officers were eho-
sen President, &. Il. kcnpisun Vice
President, +. q. l.. llabson Orator, T. u.
Bradford Poet, ". ". Eaton Librarian.
J. b. upham, Jr,; Editor, s NJ Fingcs
LIST Committee, l.. \, Emery LIST Auditor,
{. G.. Atkins.
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+ q L y y \ d l. I T

A-4aft # Saruee Srars /, in number. in Ellsworth
HAv- The owner can have the -aiur by paving
ans. SETH ". WHlIMuEE
Ellsworth. Nav -. i~tb. T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-01

For the Genital Organs be ob'airrl hy sending s.
IN. Agent A. alov-, Seut Free by Mail.
Circulars or medicines be procured "f Druggists
Eyrrywhere C,lSin Il. Peck Agent, Ellsworth Me
Feb. 1860. nN0
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-02-04
MULES FOR SALE.

T,HE subscriber begs leave to inform those
l. persons who are in the habit of buying
yearly from him Texas half-brcd Miles, that he
has received and will have for sale, at Grand
Levee. about the 1st of February,
60 good Texas mules, from IS to 500 each.
40 good Missouri mules. lis to s140 each.
IS good Kentucky mules, l4O to Sis each.
20 well broke No.. FAMILY HORSES.
which will be sold under guarantee.
The above stock is sound and young. and
persons desiring animals will find it to their in
ter, st to call and zee. as l shall. having the
stock on consignment, offer great inducements.
l shall be constantly at the Grand Lcvee from
the 5th of February; during the entire season.
janl4 JOHN III. GRAHAM.