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AIAIE UE ILLINOIS, County O:
~ CooE- S ,s-tttcufs CoErs of Crok Coanty. Feb
aal Joseph .. Acnss:1~. in C.aHc=:.
Atidatis Or tllenot f-i.. ht,nas lnKhfs aud
,1cStr H. ttsn*taw, d "a.:sr 7lulrt. having
bten aed IN the ocir IT, ti:s Of .i lrrns courI
Thomas lngltf, an! J.-rph i. litE'law. tat sa!c
eomPiatnauis nled ther Bit II t.'nr-I kaid Court
the CEc7cery side t"Ttet. SIT la: VI JElTr
ls. and that sInHH. t."gtIru t-Est. s!r: If saIG
Court asniass *a:a defendants r isab!r OH the t.eonG
Mb.taJ u 0ctuhtT luth i.i rs IT. hy l1E feQultPa-
Now, unless ye. the sahl Tlozia- islvs G.seph
B HenshaN shall pc.o l1 b. and nlpe"r before said
A.s EXT term shcreof T. ht &. sc. u Aaia
pleaa aEsxcr or dsuinr t., t'i .st raiaa bin
oi complaints, the s.a-, nal t!- at.rEs ::n'! xnaa
t4cTe charged ant stated. vii b. :a:en confessed
sd deere entered asa:Est y.r = .ors!ttr 70 the
prayer VI kMid bill N5I S, CMCs.t II, CLERK
STAXE + lsuA4 Coa1prta SoTEx Gtetd i.5-iw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
Peace Congress.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5
The Committee appointed to prepare Meter
for the Peace Conference, to-day reported .
plan Of psci6cation. It 10 understood TO be
compounded from CrittsDdens and Gnthris's
propositions and tie Border State resolutions.
1t applies the principle Of tho Missouri Com
promise North Of s6 deg 80 min, and Popular
Sovereignty South Of II. Every effort will be
made to carry this plan through this week
Riehmopd advice say that = conservative
feeling prevAils in the Virginia Convention.
Col. Drinkard has resigned. in consequence
Of reflections made BY the report Of the Com.
mit.es on The abstraction Of Indian bonds.
The army supplies seized st Napoleon. Ar.
kansas, we're dsstined for the army 10 Texss
SAINT there solsly to protect the whites from In
diaus.
1t 10 esid that sssnrsnces have been received
that neither Sumter or Piekeas will be attacked
end - soon - Davis 10 inaugursted Prssidenl
Of the Southern Confedsracy. hs will send .
minister to Warrington to negotiate. How
ever, it 10 certainly ascertsined, from undoubt
81 sources. that Maj. Anderson feels perfect ,
Secure, and should hs be assailed could suecsss
fully defend hinssf till suceorsd BY Govern
ment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
From Washington.

WAsBISorox, Feb. IA.
At the Peace Congress to-day esversl ad.
dresses sulogistie Of the lats Judge Wright. OF
Cincinnati. who died here yesterday, we're
made.
Nsw Yoax, Feb. l6.
!ne LsDsss v ashlngt0n corresIUuueu. savs
It 10 reported that Ex'Ssers,Ary kI0Yd, beIOte
leaving Washington, sent 10 his homs in Vir.
ginia rem:ttsnces in specie amounting to 17O.-
600.
The Senate to-day prolonged its Executive
session over the domination Of Petit - Judge
Of Kansas The decision vas postponed. Sen.
ators Douglas and Pugh are opposed to both
P,ttit aud Bls1k and their confirmation will
be defeated in fuli vote.
Tslegrsms from North Csrolina cay the oon.
test there will be very close. bnt the chances
are against secession.
Tho same correspondent mentions Mr.. De-
Jarnette. Of Virginia. - the member Who ab-
strscted from the House Library large num-
Der of the books which are now missing. The
expose in the Zsmss hes had the effect of brisg
ing back large quantities OF books that have
been missing for long time.
CO.. Drinkard, Chief Clerk Of the War De
partment under Floyd. is dismissed. Mr.. Potts
wio was Chief Clerk under Secretary Conrid
file the place temporarily.
Keiniorcsme ents have departed for Fort Tor.
turas. aod other relief has been ordered from
TsxAs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
COM Nj E RCIAL
DAVENPORT nARKRT
DAILY REPORT.

OSvIcs DAILY DkMoCRAT AND NEvs,l
Saturday kve., Feb. l6, 1861. !
We omit our usual report Of receipts and sh ip-
msnts to-day. ~ the condition Of weather and
roads has put stop TO business We hope soou
to be able to report business brisk. Quotations
remain unchanged.
FLouR- Firm at $4.OQ04.25.
WnsAr-7UQ1lc.
BARLsY-25@35c.
CosN-lsc for car and 10c for shelled.
OAVs.-l5c.
DssssED H0Gs-$5.5O@5.75.
HAY-Dull At $4.OO96O0.
COAL-From wagon lOc per bushel Coal Wi.
10y coal 9c in yard Henry county coal loc in the
yard.
wooD-Hickory $500; Oak S4oo per cord.
PouLrRY-Live Chickens $l.259l.5O y dos.
Dressed 6@Sc y h. Turksys, 5O@75c dressed
do. S0loc y b.
D~---- pa--.v - lsI<Rss..
LARD-lo9l2Hc y h.
HAAs-New Sugar Cured :ll0l2Hc per lb.-
Common lO@l.H per ID.
PorAroBs-l5@25c y bushel.
TURSIrs. -2O@30c per bu.
CHRssE-H -Herkimor Co. l3@l7c per lb. !; Wes-
tern Reserve llh@l2Kc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
New York Market.

Nsw YoRE. February l6.
FLoCR-Market Eve cents better with more
doing for expor. Sales 10000 barrels
t5.05@5.l5 Super State; &5.l0@5.s 80 Extra State
$5.0595.l5 Super Western; $5.20(96.40 Common
Extra do; $5.5o@5sO Inferior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
Rys FLOus-6tsady ~ 81. 3.4OGl.20.
WHEAr-uarket 70 better. Ssle6 10000 bus.
81 20 New Club; $l.211l.Ss Milwaukee Club
Amber Iowa In store 81 .3o0l ~ Winter Red
Western in store $l.45 White Western @l.5lX
primo White Canada.
RYE-Market steady. 650Ssc.
BARRY-Firm at TIC tanada and Western.
Conn Market l92c better and more activs.-
Sales ~, 600 bus as 5H967o Mixed Western in
store 62x@63c new do. at Railroad depots
OArs-More active. 36@HXc Western and
State.
PtRK- Market dull and nominal. SITS meas
$500 for Primo.
BBER-Unchanged:
Cur M8Ars-Dull.
LARp-Dull.
Bu7rER-ln fair demand ct l00llc Ohio II
0l0 State.
CHEEsx-Steady,9 9@l0xc.
WMsKY-Wishout change. Sales 600 bbls. ct
l7h@l7Ac.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
l. TIE NEW s.
Prom kansss, Pixies Peak, CaliEosnia
and Japan.

Prom Kansas, Pskess Peak, California
and Japas.
FosT KEAkSsy. Feb. Is.
CO. c. and r. p. Rxprsss Coseh passed q
o'clock A. n. With elk passenger and q. 500
in treasure.
Dssvss, Feb II.
A party Of prospectors rsts.nsd yesterday
TO this city With neh speeimsns Of gold -bearioe
quarts found about twenty miles from here.
1he supply 10 said 70 Be inexhaustable Great
confidence 10 felt by disco ersrs In thess new
digginga The San Juan sxeissmsDt had On.
tirsly abs:sd.
LsAvuwoE1g, Feb. Is.
The siguaturss TO the following statement in
regard 70 dsstitution 10 Ksnsss, ere those Of
some OF or most prominest citissns: We feel
called upon to warn the frlsnds Of Kansas not
TO credit the recent statements OF Thaddsus
Hyatt. in regard 10 the suffering Of our people.
There have been no authenticated cesss Of
death By starvatios. and il the ontributious
continue - bountifully - heretofore until June
next - ~ hope, there viii b none About
one fifth Of the people need help from abroad,
but the statemsut ttst KsnsAs 10 . ehssnsl
house. that oil classes are approaching starvs.
tion. are. - vs believe. reckless and Hagi.ious
falsehoods.
Signed. W. E NoDovEs.
Judge First judicial District
A. W Pnzsa.
Pastor Of Prssby tsrian Church.
WILLIAM W. BAcxus.
fths Westminster Church.
J. KsNP BAsrLErr
Proprietor of Dsily HImss.
JNo n LArxs.
Late Of New York.
CaAsLn w Hux,
Editor Daily Herald.
G. J. PARx.
Secretary Central Relief Cou NIT. es.
G. G. BARTHOLOMEW.
Pastor Of Christian Church.
JAMS B. LANo.
Late OF New York
The bulk Of the population of The State lies
IN the countiss sdjAesnt to the Missouri River
and In these there 10 but little more than ordi
nary destitution. There has undoub btedlv been
Guch soffssisg from cold On. exposure among
those coming from . dists1ce to the river
towns for relief. aud the winter has been upu
suslly severe. 1t 10 estimated that 20 900 peo.
pie will receive aid in provisions, cloth ny and
IN seed 10 enable them to secure harvest.
Foar KxARxxY, Feb. a.
The Pony Express. With San Francisco datss
to the soth ult passed here at D. M
Nothing Of importance has been done in the
Lsgislature.
Adviess from japan to Dec 29th, state that
the return OF the Ambassadors from the Uni.
ted States had led to no favorable rssu Ito. Il
vas reported they had been imprisoned at
Ysddo, and will not Be permitted to minels
With their countrymen
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

RArLRoADIxG UNDER DiIFICuLTIxs-
Saturday morning about half past two o'sleek
the western trsiu arrived from 1arsngo fesr.
t,s~ s~d Aslf hosss ess ! We learn from
Eb. 1hsysr. Who US aboard. that il vss .
very tough ssigs In getting through is thst
time. He says the tsais started out q neon
on Friday, and made the 6rst ten miles 10 pre-
cissly ten and half hours! The drifts we're
imusnss. One in particular. vas over three
fourths Of mile long. and from Sour - six
feet dep oil .hs vay. Others vsrs pretty
bad. The gentlsnea passenger turned ess
and at.seksd The drifts With good vill. and
BY tstisg turss at the shovel finally succeeded
10 opening sp . psssass for the Locomotive
and tssia. Ar. Thsyse ipsoros 10 that folks
about here have 20 idss Of the extent Of the
saov which hes fallen In the sountry-espsei.
oily ont in The region Of Hsrsnse. ssd II h
undoubtedly heavy ia oil parts Of The State.
bask from the river.
NJ. Thayer ssys there hss bssn - arrival
Of The western stage st Asssseo since Tussdsy
last, and h yet very uncertain hov losg it will
bs before The heavy aud sontisaous drihs will
be overcome. The farmers about Asrsngo ore
snovsd In somplssssy. consequently bsstssss Il
made pretty dali Ies time ost there.
The traia % shs Wsshinstss branch hes sst
q ~ been sbls 70 force . psssass up - ths
Junesiea. TIE Srsst snev plev lstsly sssslvsd
hv The road n operating there This 10 the
1esssh day dsss - hsvs bad asy ssonssiss'
tieu by uail visA Wsshisgtsa o. hassstiss
W have usvss before sssa sssh time. o. any
Thing appsosshiag Il II this part Of lsvs. and
ve thipk L veuld beAAss ths eldsst settler d
,a~1 sselher soeh tioA. We ass told thal
Ihsss h soapssaaivsly. - ssev st slI sesul
gsvsspsst. sst ~ ssssssy essk y pssSsstly
AelnGo1 vilh ~ aseAese.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
II o y r.

WHEREAS, ON THE 3lsr DAY OF OCTO-
w bes, 1850, six pronissosy notes we're put in
% . packase, and deposited in Post O6cs st Huf-
fale, Ne. York. Of said notes were executed
by Mccall 7 Camp dated Iowa City, Ssptsmbss
10th, 1859, foF 81 .ss sash aaa dus q 10Th De-
csmber, $780, 10Th March, 1851, and 10th Dseen-
Der, 1881 (; sad other Of said notes were sxseut-
ID By Pangbom, Carroll Z Pangbon, dassd Sep
tsubss let, lsee, st Cedar Rapsds, fes $50 ael
TOT Siss sa:e. a.d dee u esd u .ost., ard sss
for e9l9.t0, dstsd & Cedar Rapids, and paysble
- Tie Let day ef Jsnuasy, lSsl, % which these
VS. sadossed 80 q oas tims. aad - q asoshss
time, aad dissstsd - -, but vhisA hsvs ave
bssa vsssivs1 b -. Al sss supPossd . y les1
3 sss;sa. AZ - 81 tAesseose hsssby eau
of thems - no ti1s 60 y aeqairsd = 80 Deeee
cd The payment has beea stepped.
Dsveapork February ~, 1854.
Ayled3wl I. q. vIRLB = 90.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
Court Martial.

NEw YoaK. Feb. Is.
The court martial Of Cspt. Walker Of the
store ship Supply commenced at the navy-yssd
this morning. The examination will commence
Tomorrow.
An officer. Who. With his wife and children,
vss turued out Of good house ct Pensacola,
states that the rebels. after taSing the navy
yard, gave them three hours 10 leave the
place. They had no mesns TO get away, and
the persons brought here by the Supply would
have TO starvs or enlist under the secession
dag.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
From Boston.

Bosrox, Feb. Is.
A largely attended . nvsnt,on Of eolorsd
people vas held here last night 10 Stella Mar
tins Church. called in antie' patton Of On ~
temp. to disfranchiss and drive them from the
eountry. An appeal to the people Of Aasss-
shusstts vas adopted. asking aid and protss-
tiou.
The Common Council have coneurrsd With
the Board Of Aldermen in . resolve, inviting
Senator Crittenden to visit Boston after the
sdiousnment Of Congress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

LIvEHrooL, Jan. 81.
Breadstu6s steady.
Flour dull. 20sld a0s Id.
Wheat steady and fImer.
Corn hrmsr and aotive-advooced Cd for mi1sd.
STE Cd.
Beef and Pork dali.
Bacon 4uist.
LoNpoN, Wednesday -Censsls, 9lX0olX.
Paris Bourss animated and bueysnt st 6s@7Ss.
LIvDaPooL, Thassdsy-BssalsssGs quiet and
steady.
Provisions dali and produce quist.
LoxDon, Thsssday Hoon-Csnssls, SlX09lk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

RuGMOND, Feb Is.
The Southern Commissioners we're invited to
address she Convention on Mondsy.
A committee IN federal matters vas sp-
pointed.
A resolution vas introdue ed. bot OH cssd to,
requesting the Comnissioner TO the Contsreocs :
TO report II any result acceptable TO Virginia
vas XIV 70 re obtained
NJ. Wise yindicste.i himself from completely
With the reported astsmpts p invsds wash-
inetoo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

SIGNIFICANT QUEsTIOs.-A test ques-
tiss IN The Aississippi Cenvsasios, dsslasiog :
rssoostsucsion Of che Union impraeticsbls and
unsdvissbls. vas moved the other d.y aud laid
on the tablets TO 80.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

WmY does the Gasetee wilfslly omit
The publication Of all Of Old Abs's txansit
spssshssi We ere sorry 70 notice this vent Of
ss.husiasm on The part Of our peighbor. Do
publish ell Of them. 20 thst your readers can
have AbusdAnt opportunity fsr judging Of The
STATE Of The uatiop.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
MurAer-An Attempt 1t Lynchiug.

FT SMITH, Feb Is.
A terrible tragedy occurred here last night
A party Of i've Overland Mail and Little Rock
coach slrivers entered the grocery Of German
named HoRge. and coz menced qusrreling
Pistol. were drawn on both sides. The tar.
keeper, named Butcher. vss shot through the
head and died instantly. Hoggs received .
shot in the forehead and died 81 8 o'clock this
morning. Three # the drivers, Geo. Bennett,
Mat Ellie and Pony Farmer are under arres,
and guarded by company Of military the
other two escspsc. The prisoners a.e nov
undergoing trial before the mayor. and vill
undoubtedly be hung to-day.
Fr SNIra, Feb Is
A. tha trial OF the prisoners for The murder
Ct Hoggs and Butcher wss drawing 10 eloee
yesterday, . crowd entered the Justise's Office
and demanded the prisoners for the purpose
of lynching them. One prisoner named Pony
Farmer broke from custody and attempted 10
escape; be wss fired upon and Instantly killed.
The crowd secured the remaining prisones 70 and
made for place Of execution. but before cary
ing out their dssign the authorities interfered,
secured the prisoners s0l lodged them 10
Green wood Jail The excitement vas intense.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

DuCKs.-Ws are told that there are
large quentiss Of this sort Of fowl hsnging
about the rapids above town. Sportsmsn.
nov 10 yo0r time 20 bag . iev.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
Steamer News.

NV YoEx, Feb. Is.
The departure of the North German Lloyd's
steamer Nov York has been postponed frou
tomorrow 70 Saturday. Feb. 23d. This change
has been made nscessary by her retarded ar
rival st THE port.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

CHICAGO, Feb. ls.

CHICAGO, Fob. 1s.
Flour frmer.
What advanced l1@2c. Sales No. l at 500
801@ No. 75@75X.
Corn advanced h9No. Sales yellow ct 78@
geo mixed z7HglSc.
Dressed Hogs dull and 5tal0c lover.
Exchange on New York 596 y ct.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

OuR dispatches will be found interest
Ing this morning. The line is again in good
working order. aud vs may assure our readers
that The country cant "bust ~" much without
eur knowing something about the dttaila
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
Southern Congress.

AoNTooMssY. Ala, Feb. Is.
Congress appointed . Committee Of six. 70
make arrangements for the insuguratioa, on
Monday next.
A communicstion rslativs 70 the purchase ol
vessels, vs. referred.
An Official copy Of the Texas ordinance vsa
presented, With ersdsntials Of delegates, sns
Of whom he's arrived. Opjectioos we're made
to its reception, on the ground Of IL. not bsine
ratified.
NJ Gregg. o! Texas. . delegate. vss invited
70 take s<ek
An sct passed 10 sscrst session. eootinsips
Custom House and other officers in Office until
the Let Ct April. requiring them to take ths
oct of fsslity TO the Provisional Government
The Secretary Of the Treasury vss instrues-
I'd 70 report plan for reducing expenses ssd
collecting Fevsaues 80 per cent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

BUFFALO, Feb It.
The bill sppropristing t50.00O Tor the RELIEF
of the sudsring In Kausas. passed the New
York Senate to-day. having previously passed
the Assembly. II sess, 70 the Governor 70
morrow for his signstuse.
4MwAuKEs, Feb. Is
The wiaeonsia Legislsturs to dsy passed 4
bill ersntipg t6 900 in money for the relief 10,
Kansse
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

War BAD.-We saw several farmen
10 from The country % Saturday. all Of whom
had much sowplsiss TO msks Of the condition
Of the rosds They say they never before sav
them 20 badly ehoksd up With snow drifts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

HoRAcR GREELEY calls Cash. Clay q
eewsrd. Call Cssh. % to his face. o white.
hated philosopher. sod. like good draft. you
will be Cssh'd at sight.-LsuisyiIle yes,nal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
Death Of j. b. Dsant.

81 LoUTs. FYb IS
J. B. Bssat, an old and vssy worthy si'issn
Of st Louis, died yesterday. aged - yssrs
Mr Brsat formerly held The rank Of Colossl
n the U. g. army. and served With dialinstise
= ~ vas q 1914 y R
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

AUNT LRrTY.-This steamer seems
= bs almost constantly 10 bad luck. From the
st. Louis papers ws lsars that she sunk ON the
night Of the llth st Sheep Island near Cairo.
With fall cargo sbosrd. which vas insured.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
LATER PROM EUROPE.

NEW YosA, Feb Is.
The City " Baltimore from Liverpool 3oth.
Qussnstown als,. arrived st nifOlght. She
hss t9l 900 in specie.
The Nova ScotiAn arrived on the thirteenth
0AEsA.
Lstest sdvices fron Gs-ta ssy dag of
truce vas cent from III. fortress 10 the 6.st
snd shs firing Vas soon suspended on both
sides
Francis ssnt . frseh circular to the ministers.
ststine that tha, be vas resolved to meet eli
shs Po'Gis OF his position 70 the end
Re:urrs from souths- n Italy are favorable
10 the government. The case Of Pattesson "
bonspArts vas adjourned 10 the first Of Feb
rusry.
It isrsported thst France has demanded an
explanation Of the var like speeches OF ths
King Of Prussia. This 10 denied =, Berlin.
II 10 ss.erted that 4!tternich had notified
lhowveDsl that Austria y ouid conei I.r an -.
tsck ~ G.ribaldi. on any part Of AustriA ter
ritory. as e0s.s beli
1t 10 reported that the Emperor of Rus.is
had refleed 10 sanction "a exchange of voa
between the BAuk Of st. Petersburg And
Fisncs
CHINA.
China letters announce that Mr., Ward wa
to leave Hong Kong on tie 18th.
LATEST VIA ouEANsrowN
lhe City VI Bsltimors pAsssd the Arsbis on
the 18th inst Gen. Wheat s : passenger
The American crisis 10 the leading topic in
the journals. and anpo, the burmese CONN. ur.
lty. Sewsrds speech IL published at length,
and its merits fully cAnvs-.ed. The Londos
Times aplsucs his srgument-thst South Car
olina i.g uilty Of rebellion, and says they eare
the priDciplse which should have smsnstsd
from the Precedent
young man named Thos Donnsgap. hail.
ing from Boston. Aass had committed . mur.
der st Liverpool BY staboing. and also nearly
killing his father.
Trade 10 France is very dull.
Duty on oil aud rags bad bess reduced q
Naples.
Austria il making full preparations to sup.
press anticipated Hungarian sutbraks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

Scon HousE.-The public, both local
and travelling. should keep in mind the advan.
tsgss to be derived from stopping At the Scott
House. 1t is kept in the most approv ed styls.
and vill merit the patronage Of old and new
eustomsrs. Call and zee ua
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
ECONOMY AND sECURITY.

ECONOMY AND SECURITY.
The Lorillard Fire Inmrana. &c.,
-O1 fuE-
C1THOE NEW Yowk.
~. - WALL ATNEEr
OAS1a CA1ot,1 100000
'sosHs ANNUALLY DIVIDED. IS PRr npw. - -
DkALRRs.
iNHIs COMPANY DIVIDES THRrr.nrAp
ten Of the net profit. 70 the policy 49, 49,
~ senp, bearing interest without any lisb;I;t. -
IN. Company funds its surplus, instead ~
usoIns y 20 the Stoskh olders thereby e;vin, 4.
po''cy holders greater sseurity, and g the -.
""e cncAPer Insurance than any other sy,,sm.
CHARLES Or GOD. Pr,sideD.
Gsonos D. CRARY, Secretary.
WAsHINerox SAira, Vice Pre,,d.,t
FIELD 4 kAUFfMAN.
f,vs-a., Agents. Davenport, lowe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
Reisiercenesss 1ss Fere Picke.s.

NEw Yoak. Feb. Is.
The Josssa! u C0amsves states that the
steamer Daniel Webster will sail Il. a this port
to-day With l5O troops and munition designed
- reiDfcsesmssss for Port Feksns. Ncrids
She Is chartered by the Uaissd States Govern
ment. and clears for Bsssos. Santiago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

TWELVE FsRr DsEP.-A farmer Il ON
Winfield tells 10 that be ksovs Of drifts oi
snow out that Wy twelve feet deep. That
will Do foe Scott sousty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

A TiRRD JuRY.-For three and half
mortal days the trial Of Wilhelmi - Leonard.
has been in progress 1t the District Court
room. o. Saturday afternoon the jury bex
contained twelve very tired and worn out
looking countsnances. The case itsslf. from
much handling and blovisg Of the hwyers. has
become 20 dry that eearcely the lawyers them
selves find sufficient interest 10 it to keep them
awake. but the Jury hes 70 staDd it day after
day With christian fortituds. We venture the
assertion that they don't consume much time
In making up . verdict.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18

A LArx English traveller among the
tribes et vandsrisg Turkemaus. on the plsins
Of Tarsus end the mountains Of Syria. states
that The art Of dyeing brilliant colors 10 held
In very high sstiosties smeng the females Of
the tribes. Every msrrisgsabls girl muss have
fret worked . carpet Of more thsn ordinary
Lsausy. solorsd With the choicest dyss. -
treasure for her marriage festival.
This is . subject for the consideration Of
some Of the Lusbsnd-ssekiog young ladies'
hsrsshouts. Too many Of them don't know
how 10 cook decent meal sf victuals. ssying
nothing sbout man ufseturing eostly or common
fabrics.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
THE CI y.

THERE we're some loads OF wheat in
town on Saturday. but the roads are too bad
10 admit Of lively timss 10 the grain market
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
NertA Carolina Legislature.

RALsieu, Feb. Is.
The Senate finished the military bill to-dsy,
making mssy amendments. and discussed the
edvslorem tsx.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-18
THE sUDsCRlDERs,

TRE SUDsCRlDERs,
nRALING IN \ STAPLE ARTICLE, WILL
- furnish employment TO few active men 70
sct % agents for their house. 4 preference will
be given = those well acquainted in the distric,
for which they apply for which services they
ars willing to pay . salary Of fsea
SIX Hundred t. Eight Hundred Dollars
per year end expenses.
Forfsrthsr particulars address
". B. NOREdOUSE / CO..
and Exehangs Place, jersey City, y.
ffyil-d3m.