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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
he Weekly Express

.--s.sl, {. ~ deviation irom ,A- ssor-
afs<- ....s a. - f..ff, 81
az kdv~sns~n~1ts pabli-hsd n beta r...s 49, a.
.~Slx ~fn hs chss zei th- sn Dslly rat>- ~1th ere
tan a ths Weekly rasss s'i-ied
CHARLES CRUFT. PRoE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02


rhe most oectual remedy which The medical sk of
our times can devise Tor this everywhere prevailing
art fsd msisdy. II conlDinec frnIn the most active
r-isdals that haze been discovered fsr the expur-
x4fis ihis foul disorder from the Hood afd Tie
fescIe of the system from ~ destructive conse-
quencc-. Hence IL should be employed for the cure
% not only Scrofus but siso those other Affections
wi.l,h arise from Il, such
Eruptiye aud Skin Diseases, St Anfhony's Fire,
Rose. OF Eryspeias. Rmples. fuss1ie-. kotsh-
IS Rlains and I,oiis. T1fuors. letter and salt
Rhsum, Scaid Head. fdngworrn Rheu
nlatlsm Syphiliile and Aercafesi
Diseases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia
Debility. and. indeed. eli
Complaints arising from
yiustec or Impure
Blood.
The popular belief In "impuriiy OF the blood" is
founded IN truth for scrouia Is fcgrnerston q ths
blood. The particular purpose and virtue of TIA.
SarsapaFla i 20 purify and regenersie this vital a
IL without which sound besith s. Impossible N
talnll.aiaI f..l.illniinuk.
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retrs- -nas,s. 1ans IL. fssl -dvs~
Y. She espense. of ffss y~sr =. oorrrare< -ssA
ih- eAt<nss 20 iss9 ard GO. sho~ a se-resss -
fs.feo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02


HFfNBOLD'S bJCHv ioy D,mntss of Vision.
HRTMROLD'S RUCHU Cor Difcnli hreaihsne.
nElABOII'S EIClil fof Neek Nerve.
HELMRoi.D's BUCHU foT General iselai'ty.
Hrf MnOiI'S ErCHU ior Universal l.ss.itsd-
HFINBoID's BJCHr for Horror q Ir-es~-
HFINBOlDs BCt.ifU ier Night swests.
HEIMBOIuS BUCHU fcr wskefulness
HrIMROl.D's BUCHc far nryne~s cf sh~ >ain
UFI.MBOlD'S ECCHU Tor EiupAou--
VFINPOLD's BCcHC sor Pain in th. Rsrk
HEI.MBOI.D's BJCHJ Coz heayiness q the kseiiss.
,S,h T.,nn.rsrx sufIu.ios aud loss of Sicht
HFLNBol.D'S RrCHU f.F Mobility and Re-sle-sn--s.
With want Of Attention and Horror a sccisiy
HFIMpOLD'S RJCHU for Distractions.
HFINBoLD'S BJCHU for Exces~es eTislns frssn In
discretion and all Diseases of
FFMAiEs-FEMAlkS-F
FENALES-FENAlES-F
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIED. OR CON-
TEAfi.AiiSS MARRIAGE,
IAKK No MORE FILLS,
HUMBOI.D'S EXTRACT BCCHU
Il TiIE VERY REST eEMEDY N 1IiE WORLD
For s cosnpisiats incident 20 The Sen. whether sri
sns from Ini-cretof Habits Of D~sipasio- The
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF ffff.
SIX SYMPTOMS AhoNk
No FAMILY SHOULD ~ WITHOUT ~
Tske ~ frscf~ ns~an. Mercury. luf.i~@--af
ueil.Ine. for Unpleasant and Dangerous Disease.
HKINnoIlgS fATkkCT BCCHJ CURES
SECRET DssEA>E>
In a. their >iaSss Al little fkPen-e
Iltsis ~ 10 eharre q pei; Ne lnoouversrse.
AND No FxPOSURE.
TIE HEINBoLDs EXTRACT RrcIFU fOr KKoess-
a. arising ron heAitt itiiAist3 IN
ny YoyNG ANDolD
- ~
knt r., Diseases arising from habits Il dissipation -
n removes ell Improper discharges. and vh restore
ths patient IN short time 20 state of health ard
rss HEINpoLD's EXTRACT nrcHr for Diseases
,nl erscsions q The most distressing character.
U-e BELsBoID's E,TnAcT HcHU f.~ at snee-
Mons - vHrSsn, oHes>s,
wa<sher existing IN
VALE ON FEMALE.
'''' now nov 10 nosc sTss D1sc. i .'''' =
An he .ios. diseases sns .ympsssns ssu,i, e iAs
,Nrn- treatment sni may oyisiasie iTo'n IL sAin'
cause.
HFtMr0iD'S RyCHv q ssfs and ri-ss.ns le tssi.
sne o.ior. has irasnedisfs n - scfion
Personally Appearst foEe ne. sn Alderman ~ -
eltx n Pi.iiffafftia n 7 HEi.abcin. Chemist, ~.
efn~ asig sScrr does ssy shsi ne prepsrssion cor
rnrsly ,egssable. n. I. HEI.NBoLD
/ Sole NsnafArfuref.
s.o-, .ra -ss-~rsh,A hesor~ NJ. ne - ssy q
~s~r,~her iSsA wN ? HIBRARp. kls~rtnsu
Price sl Per hoifis ar IN ior e. delivered % =,
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rfsrficsi sff Ans's7icsi Chemist,
los south Tensh "a. i.siow Cliestnas fhli'
urvsuE oF CorNTEuTrsTs
s~n t-SrBfSCPLFD nEAlFns
Who ~udeaverto .iisfpse 90 TuklE o~S'' snd "csr
rn-' ALTO rIu nrFrTaTIcS kTTstsfnts
Hsluiri1-s Genuine Preparation.
Fxfrs7 Hurhu.
Srsapariiis
Improved fts~f " asA.
tn. BaRR& GO.
trsf 81 ftruzEists exerywbsr~.
, ASK fOR HEiNB0fD's TAKE No oIHFR
n tsut oat The sfrsrffsruenf and -end for a..
ASD Av0fn urossnoS AND YxrosuRE.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
AssRTs

Cash. BAiasc. ia Bank. so.soT 80
Bonds aud Mortgages (being nfs, lieu on
Real Estate. worth at ess, 81 so5 200 sOs eo7 os
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand
l(msrket value OF securities sls7 sTs so LA 900 90
Bank stock, market value TS,sT5 90
United States Treasury Notes. tinarkei
value, los. .sss 80
Brooklyn City Water Bonds. 10 go 90
North Carolina State Bonds market vail $50 90
Missouri State Bond- (msrket yalue). 1900 90
Real Estate. No. a Wall street. CO 3o5 az
Interest due ON LIST January, lSsi. fOf
which t22 $50 y has since been rec'c 2--U3 81
Balance in hands OF Agents and in course
of transmission from Agents. on lsf OF
January lof which ell .oss 10 ha- since
been reoeived), 90. 400 10
Bills Receivable tfor Premiums on In
land RIsks). A.sss %
Other Property. Niscellancou- Items. $500 %
Premiums in. and uncollecira ou Poll
cies issued AZ Ofiice, sl3o Is
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LEGAL.

Annual Report Of the Auditor OF vigo
County.
DEfORT ~ The Auditor ~ vigc county, showing
IL tho amount received and tisbur.>6 g. tie ycsr
oounsne.ns Jane LET. A. H.. isso. and ending Nas
5isi. A. p. 1861. Inclusive.
RECErpTS
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NJ EpIcAL.
ScrOfuIa, or Kings Evil,

Is constitutional disease corruptinn u de
II beod, by which this sad beoosts slfiatra weak,
and poor. Being IN the circnlAton. Il pefssdes the
q Ne organ = fFee irola IL attacks, = tbeEe
which Il may not destroy. Ths scrofaloas taini
Il vsfioBzly esate4 ny nercnfiri cisesse iS~ living
disofSored unhealthy food. inpnfe ar. hish and
rtisy hanit- the depressing vices And, above an y
the ssasr.al inferuoa Nhsisycr Dc ifs origin. Il 4
hereditary in the constitution descending from pa
chiidrrn unto the third and fo1rth genera
tion" indeesl, II seems 10 he tie rcd 4 Him who
ssys. Twill Sist tn nlquisies q The fathers upon
their chiidre1.'
lis esects commerce BY dsposiuor nom ths bisoi
q corrupt u uicerous matter. which. IN The lungs
liver, and interna i termed tnrberrle<; In
the glands. sselngs. and ou tie surfsce, eruptions
~ SORES This feGi corroptoo, which eenicrs n The
bleed dspresse- tie eDerses of itc that screfu-
lous complaints. but they have fsr les power 90
Withstand the attacks ol otLer cseascs; consegueni
ly ss-t numbers perish 81 disorders which. although
scfoaoas ~ their nature. ssiii rendered "a
al ~ tAis faint a. The s3st<Iu Most ~ thc con-
sumption which decimsted the human family has r.
origin directly In This scro uous
many destructive diseases - the liver. dtnsys,
brain, and indeed. ~ all the 0rssns arise from or
are aggravated b ihe same esuse
Osle quarter a all our people .crofncsls tteir
persons Invaded ~ thi- lurking iafscsosi. md
their health j. undermined - g. To cleanse IA from
the system must the blood ~ altsra-
tive medicine and invfEoratc b healthy fet and
exercise such medicine We supply ~
4 u 4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28
The Overland Telegraph Line.

SAN FKANCIsCO, uct. ~.
The announcement is Just made # the compile
ton Of the last link in the Overland Telegraph
from the Pacific to the Atlantic sands, and may
both oceans he dry before . foot Of the land that
lies between them shall belong TO sny other than
our one united country.
Nothing important has occurred in California
within 4 week.
among passengers by the L. st steamer, are SEN
tor Netmi b, Coils. Merchats, Judd, Stewart. Hen.
Erickson AID koo!er Lieutenants U ph an, Gi ;es,
Williston, Warren, Harden and Sipp, all Of the U.
s. A.
Can't. Briggs and Greene, Of the U. S. NJ, Ex-
Senators Gwinn, Calhoun and Benham left somc-
what quietly. their names being withheld in the
passenger lisf.
l,oOO stand of arms went forward by the same
steamer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28
The SAFs SlDE.-For more than q

The SAFE SIDE.-For more than
year past our city has been remarkably tree
from disasters by fire. and insurance comra-
nies have been fattening upon the peoples
good fortune. So clear has the town been from
such fiery calsmities that We fear the people
are going little too strong upon their good
luck. and neglecting to keep their property
beyond tho range Of accident. This is not good
policy. The f:ct that We have not been At.
fected creates no assursncs that we may not
he, and reduces not one iota our liability to
suffer The late FIRE is on admontion to keep
up the insurance, and stand on the side of saf :
ty. There are plenty of good substantial com
panies represented here. . list Of which can be
found in our advertising columns. Take our
advice and keep your perishable property well
insured. Thousands have been kept from ruin
by it, and no man who was properly insured.
cau say that be really has lost anything by the
operation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28
River items.

SATURDAY, October 26.
ARRIVED.
DENMARK, Robinson, st. Paul.
JENNIE WBIPPLR. White. Montrose.
PoNsROY, Davis. Fl. Madison.
AD HINg, Calf, Dubuque.
DRPARTBp.
DENMARK, Robinson, st. Louis.
JENNIE WHIPPLE, White, Montrose.
POHERoY, Davis. Fort Madison.
BSLF Asst, Carleton, st. Louis.
The Northern Line packet Pembins, Capt Hill,
will depart for st. Paul and way points this
(Suaday) morning.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Casssl,
Capt. Hlllhouse, will depart for Montrose this
morning.
The Ad Hina, Capt. Gait and Clerk Dalzell, will
depart for Dubuque and way points as o'clock
this morning.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Capt. Par.
ker, will depart for St. Louis and way points thia
morning.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals st this
port for the week ending Saturday night last
Was twenty ono.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28

LATEST. NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE W AR NEWS.
THE NAVAL ENGAGEM ENT AT THE
MOUTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
EIg,isA vesssls In the Pert Of fChavies-
ten, NsF,h Carsliaa.
LORD LYONS DEMANDS A RIGHT
OF THEIR CLEA4ANCr.
Jvescs or the II title at EdsUare'4
Ferry.
COMPLETION OF THE OVERLAND TEL :
EGRAPH TO CALIFORNIA.
Important from .MissOsSr:
JEFF. THOMPSON RETaEiTlNc
JVtscs or the II title at EdoCarS'4 :
Ferry.
COMPLETION OF THE OVERLAND TEL :
EGRAPH TO CALIFORNIA.
Important from .NissO,xr .
JEFF. THOMPSON RETaEiTlNG
AFT ..KNOON DISPATCHES.
A Additional News Of the Late Battle IN
Virginia.

Additional News Of the Late Battle IN
Virginia.
EDWARDS FERRY, Oct. ..
Privatos Tuttlc, Clemens, Mat,hes and key
n, ids Of the "a Wisconsin regiment, were killed,
ana private Ross Of tho 81 Wisconsin was taAeu
pr,s,. >6r by the rebels
Gen. Haoc ck remained nearly the whole day
at Vienna with large force, and reconnoitcrei
the coun,ry for m les without seeing the enemy.
From as."1inGton.
WAS ,SaroS, Ocs.2,
IT.'ibune Correspondence !
We learn from IA unique. .tiona bio COM. 7e' -.
source in this city, that two English sailing =.
sells entered tho port Of Charleston, ). g., at
weeks ago, there being at that time no blo.k
ding shi ps before that port.
I.crd Lyons now demandsof the Secre,arr
state that these vessels Q allowed to l..te
Charleston unmoestei the ground thai ut Ii,
time Of their going in there tho blockade was H.:
effective.
Especial to the Herald i
Rev. w. Conway, Cha plain of he 9th regiment
OF New York, now at Hattera. lnlet, has been s.ut
by ten. WOOL with in ornation To the u vcrnDacDt
IN reference 20 the loyal people II Hyue county II
y. lie brings with him declaration Of mae
pc ndenco adopted by the leading citizens OF Nar
county at Hatteras Church, in which they d,ctlre
themselves free and independent of the Soutt crn
Cont cderacy.
II i part Of Mr.. Conway mission to solicit arms
for these Union men, who only wait for means ana
opportunity to strike q death blow to he des pot
ism by which hey have been oppressed.
The President has promised to use his besi -
forts 10 protect them, ard provide them With
weapons.
Mr. Conway brings tho inforWRdt ol food, and
people arc ac.aallSyr ..; lSr want OF clothing.
suHer7 WAsHISGToN, Oct %
The Reliance came up from the Fiotilla last
night. bringing up Capt. Fox Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy, and at one o'clock sne ifi'' 'he
NAVY Yard to regain the Flotilla.
1t is rep"rt6f guns, ana ano ther steamer IN
up east of the Matthias Point battery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28

PRIOR KNOB No Oct. Is.
Col. Pummer has returned with his command
to Cape Girardeau.
Col Carlin now occupies Frelericktown with .
regiment Of infantry. squadron of c,vslry and 2
peices Of artillery.
Jeff. Thompson and his re bel bands were pursued
% miles beyond Fredericktown on the Greenville
road when the chase vas abandoned. They are
probably at Greenvillc now but they are complete
y demOealised, And will doubtless continue their
retreat.
The detail sent out to bury the dead after Tho
betsle, reported 20 rebels killed and 20 wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28
S'TATEMENT OF THE
-
North American Fire InS. Co..
OF FHARTFORD, CONN,
Dn she First .NaMMhy Eaid
up in ca III

np In cas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S5UU,DUOUU
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in bank. ...... -. $50 1914
of tIansmis.ion. on................. 100000
Bonds owned hy the Company, PAR
value $15, 900 Oh, market value 50,S30.00
Railroad stoeks owned by the Company
par value 8, 500 90, make. value 100000
Debts to the Company .ecursd by hIst
nor,gaues A,ln0O0
DEBTS secured oy loan on stocks..... 23.7S2,9l
All olher securities on bank stock,
owned by the Company, par value
s20I ,250. 30, market vaiGe...... 204 s455 so
Amount ot interest texcept on mort
gage) accrued bu, not due..... I,se9s3
Amount OF interest accrued but not
due on mortgages. 4373
Amount of premiums due and unpaid
which en.irely good ......... 1880
Total assets Of the Co,npany. $3.50 492 70
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA. !,

DEsMOINES January u, obl.
1t is hereqy certified, that On the 2l.t day Of
January, l,ol, fworn statement was filed in this
Office, showing the condition Of the North Amer
lean Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
in the State Of Connecticut, the LIST day of
.Jahulry, A. D., 1861 Ia accordance with provis-
ion OF an Act " the General Assembly Of the
state Of 10 a. entitled IAN Act in rotation 10 In
surance Comps Mes" approved January 28tA, i,
1857, and an let amendatory thereto, approved
February Q, 1859 that said Company Is posse ssed
OF the requisite amount of capital. and invested -
required by law.
Arthoritys therefore given 10 the above m med
Company to transact business Of Insurance In this
Safe in accordance with tho laws thereof, until
the Slst day of January, A. D., ono Thousand
eight hundred ard sixty-two.
1t is a.so certified, ,thatFIELD KAUFMAN
Of Davenport, have been duly appointed by said
Company their lawful Agen.s and A ttorney ior the
coan,y Of Scott, with full power to take risks of
Insurance therein, and 10 acknowledge service Of
process, ss provided by law upon their filing with
the Clerk OF the District Court in and for said
County, a certified copy Of the statement on hls
in this Office 1t is further certified that the at
tached is true and correct copy Of tho said state
m ent
10 testimony whereof, have he,sunto sst my
hand and affixed my seal of Office, ths 2lst day of
January, 1861.
ILL., J.W. CAT1ELL,
Oc20l Auditor of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28
ME MOKANDUM.

Total assets Of the Company.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28
LIE CLAIRE CORRESPONDENCE.
Lx CtAist, Oct rs.

EDs DuocaAr.-The news Of the week 10
not Of vast Importance, or Of . very startling
character. However. - : chronicIer Of
svsnts.I Am bound to give you what hss really
occurred. forths benefit Of your resdses. the
last Of which srs ounesous, ssd really ought
to increase. - all good men appreciate your
eGo.ts and the good things With which your
Paper 10 filled.
Inc Marine Railway 10 sgaiu doing business
The barge Ssllie has been repaired during the
week and was launched yesterday; and 10.
day. q gay looking craft called the Blsckhawk
10 being overhauled. From the appearance Of
this vessel she must have originally belonged
to soms notorious underground railroad. She
is. nevertheless. in good hsnds now.
The Two young men Who left here some
weeks ago, named John Wagsdorn and Sam
Mathews alias Hanson. returned on Tuesday
evening. and we're Immediately arrested by
Marshal Millholland to answer to the charge OF
larceny preferred against them BY N Roth
childe. Esq. who wsa robbed . day or two
previous to their leaving. They were suspic.
oned a. the time and officers we're sent in
pursuit. which proved unsuccessful They we're
left alone till both came home, having left the
fruits Of their crime behind them. They had
a hearing before Squire Shirley on Wednesday
morning one Of the criminals acting as witLe.s
for both parties. People vs Defence King for
defence. JEasEy.
AD'r g ES's OFFICE STATE CT Iowa.
Davenport. Oct l7th, 1851.
General Order No 80
All officers cr associations having in their
possession any arms belonging to the state OF
Iowa, are directed to report to ne immediale
ly, the number in their possession aud the kind
and condition Of said arm-.
r RAErp Ad,r Gcp IF Tn~o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28
COmfrMrtOrs Wanted.

ARE WANTED FOR A SCHOOL
T. House in sub District NJ. 3, Winfield town
ship 90 by 26 f.et. Specification. can be seen II
the ofce Of the Secretary, east end Of Long Grove
Estimates can be ssut to the President or be-
fore the Both day Of Oct ber, A. D., 1851.
WA. .CkESNLRR, Prendsnt.
WuyIRLD, October Is, 1851. ocl7.dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28
STATE OF CONNECTICUT


HAgrFoRD, January II, 1861.
Personally appeared, A. y. Hastings President,
and Vim. =. hastings Secretary, Of the North
American Fire Insurance Company, and made
Oh th that the foregoing statement by Them sub
rlbed is true, full and correct statement of tho
Affairs u said Cor pany, and exhibits, 20 far ~
be ascertained at this date, its actual condi-
ton the 3lst day Of December, 1860.
In witness whereof have hereubto set my hand
ard iixed my official seal at my ofice in The city
Of Hartford. Before me,
l.. s.. kDWAKD GOODMAN,
Com missioner appointed by the Governor, and
under the laws OF Iowa. and residing in the city
and county Of Hartford, and state Of Connecticu at
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28
MASS MEETING.

4 mass meeting Of the oitisens OF Davenport
will be held in LeClaire Hall on Monday night at
half past seven o'clock, for the parposs Of giving
expression to the indignation excited among oil
true and loyal citizens by the persistent and ma
lignant calumoiss against GEN. FREMONT, tel
egraphed, published and reiterated throughout
the country, and especially by the Chicago Tn
buae.
Let the people, in their might, put down this
infamous persecution 5a
October 26. 1861.
JOHN L. DAVIS, J. G. TopD,
d. II. WHsELAR, JAxss T. LANE,
JOAN r. JACKSON, E.H MACK,
JOHN N. LYrBR. s| ". W. MACE,
LEVI CAnNAN, Tu0o. MCCULLocu,
JoRN ". THOMPSON, F. u. MACK.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28

SOMETIME NICE FOR THE LADIES'
BAlmoral Caters are just the neatea and most
com, f,rtabls article in the shoe line that . lady
can wear J r. Dow has just received lot ;
also different varieties Of ladies Lasting, Moroc.
co and Kip Shoes, Ties and Gaiters which can.
not be surpassed here or elsewhere Ladies
are particularly invited to call At Dow -
Grady street, fret door below Smith's Variety
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28
Lost ~ GfvkeDe.

DOUBLE BARRELED SHOT3UN WAS
~ lsss on Satarday sftensoon between sad
o'clock, either On Harrison Of Feasth streets, bs-
tween the Gas Works aaa HaniseA asest. The
finder viii b suitably rswasded ~ lsWiag 1t -
the 0as Wosks. ed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28

TmASKs.-R. B. Hill, Esq, who ar
rived home from the East. on Saturday morn
ing. will please sceept our thsnks for bundle
Of New York papers ahead Of the mails. He
has been on . visit 10 the seat of war, and
comes back looking remarkably well. and has
undoubtedly enjoy ed q very pleasant trip.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28
CLOSING OUT SILL II

CLOSING OUT SILL II.
1917 ct Deiaines for 9 cents.
Is do do Is and 20 cents,
Prints, fast colors, 8 cents.
so ct Plaids for IS do
81 Cassimeres for Is do
Good heavy Satin. Is for so ceats,
French Merlno less than cost,
Fancv Silks At IS per cent. less than cost.
Remember WHITE is particularly closing cut
his entire stock Of
DR. " @ o. ID s 4,
Ar.A. ". nAlLEY.s OLD srOls z,
Second street, opposite State Bank. oc25
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28

NOTWITHSTANDING the hard times
Whites sales Of the Wheeler / Wilson Sew.
ing Macninss. We are lntormeu. o. ..
than ever before. They are the moot besuti-
full machines We ever set eyes on. and how a
lady can keep house without one # those per
feet little gems ve cannot see. We cay buy
the Wheeler + Wilson every time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-28

Amount Of liabilities due or not due to
banks or other creditors by the
Company. ......... ...... None.
Losses adjusted and due.
Losses adjusted and not due.......... $6,s55 81
do unad listed ........... ...... Is 335 20
Total amount ot losses unpaid. 22,G7O.yl
All other claims against the Company
none, excepting snail amount
for Office expenses. -
To- al amount ofiablities No.. 22,6s0.sl
The greatest amount insured in Apy ono risl-iy
-, 900, tpting in special cases.
lSigned Az. HASTINGS, Pres't
&L s. WM. G. HASTINGS, Sec.