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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16
Extra Inducements Extra Iuducemets!

Extra Inducements Extra Iuducemets!
We have also on hand the following splendid
articles which will be sold to the purchas Of our
GOLDEN PENS in like manner, for
WO DOLLARS EACH.
Gold Chronometer Hunting Cased Watches.
Gold Hunting .ased English Lever do. Jewelled,
Silver Lever and Lepine " atches, Open Faced do,
Hunting Cased do. duplex, tents splendid Vest
Chains, Ladies' Guard chains, Ladies Neck
Chains, Gents 6rcast Pins, VERY fne,) Splendid
Gold Pencils, Fine Medalions, Gold Regard Rings
Gold rings PLAIN and engraved, Gold Pen and sill
var Holders, Enamellcd Leaf Sets, Bracelets,
newest style, Enamellcd Coral sets, Gents Seal
Rings, Enanelled Garnet Sets and the. latest style
Of Ladies Jewelry.
Extra Induce1ae1a -
With every box Of Golden Pens purchased OF
US we will present cur patrons with Certificate
tor which on remittance Of two dollars they may
obtain one of the foregoing spleadil articles. TINS
will be in addition to the Certificate given in our
one dollar Grand distribution.
Pianos, Melodeons. Music Books, Sew
ing Machines, etc.,
Bought and sold on commission. Any article will
be sent to the country at the lowest wholesale
prices with the addition of per cent. commission
for forwarding.
~ B.-Ag'nts wanted in erery topn CT. culars
ent on application
G. s. COLBERT 4 CO.,
CoKnmissiOa Merchants and General Aqts,
No. 123 South Fourth street, below Chestnut,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CH- For our integrity and ability to fulfil our
engagements, we beg to refer you to the following
well known gentlemen and business firms
NJ. II. HORN, Esq, Cash'r Catasaqua Bank, Pa.
MEssRs. kEMMKhER& MOORE, Philade phia
BENTON Bro, Chestnut above Ait ST., I"
J. G. FULLER, Esq, Jeweller,
A +. WARD, Esq, Publisher Of Fashions, etc.,
Philadelphia.
Hon. l.. NJ. BURsoN. Eureka, California.
mch1 5 d&w6m
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STATE OF IOWA,l
AUDITORS OFPIcE.(

AuDIroR's ORPIcE.(
ii. w. CArrELL, Auditor Of said State, do
certify that the foregoing is y true and correct
copy # the statement filed in this office BY the
Humboldt Fire Insurance Company Of the City OF
New York, en- this fifth day Of February, A. D.,
1861.
l. s.. Witness my hand and ofhcial seal
b ereunto affixed, at Des Moines, this 5th day Of
FEBRUARY, 1861.
J.W. CATTELL,
Auditor of State.
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HU 6BOLOT FIRE ms. co aPANY.
NO. 10 WALL STREET. NEW YORK,
Cash capital, All Paid n, 500 600

TATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
- HUMBOLDT Fire Insurance Company Of the City
Of New York, on the LIST day Of January. i8,i.
made to the Auditor OF the State Of Iowa. in
compliance with an act entitled !" An act to resn .
late Agencies Of Insurance Companies not incor
porsted by tho Stase Of Iowa."
The name of the Company is the Humboldt Fire
Insurance Company, and is located in the Civ
of New York.
The amount OF its capital Stock is $500, 0Oo. 20
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-16

Paei0c Railroad q Callfornia
q. b. COLBERT q co.'s
sixth Grand Quarterly !Distsibatien


ol00. 600 ARTICLks WORTH $500, 900,
XXyHICH WILL BE SOLD FOR 100000 TO
w the purchasers Of our GOLDEN PENS
st 30 cts. per box. Our GOLDEN PEN il the
best ever used and is warranted net TO corrode IN
any ink. Every business man and family should
use the GOLDEN PEN.
The following list OF articles will be sold 70 our
patrons at ONE DOLLAR EACH and need not
be paid for until We inform the purchasers which
Of the articles may be bad for ONE DOLLAR, and
then il is optional whether they semi the dbl
LAR and take the goods or not.
List of Goods Included in The Distribssion at 81 90
Each.
Gold Watches. Silver Watches, Guard and Vest
Chains, Coral and Opal Sets, Cameo Sets, Chate-
laine Chains, Cameo and Lava Breast Pins, Mosaic
and Jet do, Gold Pencils, Gold Pens with Silver
r1slders, Landscape sets, Revolving Bresstpins,
Sets Studs and Sleeve Buttons, Infants AmIet /,
and Neck Chains, Lockets all sizes. Gents Breast
Pins Mosai 10 and Coral Bracelets, Enamelled Breast
Pins Mourning and Jet Sets, Garnet and Ca4bun-
Gle Sets, Mosaic Sets, Medallions, and ap immense
variety Of othcr articles.
Plan of Sixth Grand Distribution,
HIGHEST VALUE OF ARTICLES 100 DOLLARS, LOVES
2 DOLLARS.
Certificates stating what we will sell each person
for dollar placed in sealed Envelopes, with
Decimal arrangement, 50 tn at in each hundred
Certificates there il one for q
II % 4 - w.4TCM,
and there will also be : valuable article in each
ten certificates.
On receipt Of 80 cents we will send you one Box
Of our Golden Pens, and sealed notice Of the ar
ticle which We sell for 81.
TRx U9S TRY U9!s
PRICES TO AGENTS, POST PAID,
Boxes Pens with 4 Certificates II
=" Q .... 2
rs Is ....... S
100 100 ~
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The amount Of its capital Stock is $2oo.ooo.so
paid .......... 100000
ASSETS,
Cash on hand and in Bank. ....... 1887 IA
Real estate-NONR.
D.bts due the Company, secured By
first mortgages real estate worth
at least fifty per cent. more than
the amount loaned - per schedule
A, attached ..:..... ........... 1el,l75.oo
Debts due the Company otherwise
secured, or loans on call, with New
York Bank, Insurance and other
stocks ss collateral security, as per
schedule b, attached .......... 1880. 90
Debts due the 20; for prsmiums.... l,420.77
pany in New York
State stocks 5 per cent. above
par. .$l0OOO.00
6 SO. l4.OOO.00
81. 100000
Market vaue.. 25615OO
Interests unpaid, being semi-annual
interest Investments due this
day. January |, 1851, $500. As
Cash in the hands Of agents...... 4sol u
All other securities none.
Total assets. 45,s05.77
LIABILITIES.
Amount due OF to become due to
Banks or other creditors
Lesses adjusted aud dae none
losses adjusted and not due..... 1900 90
Losses unadj listed $4,000
Losses in suspense, waiting further
prOOf-nOne.
All other claims against the Compa-
ny-nOne.
Total assets. $8,275 on
greatest amount IN one risk 1890. 10000. 20
allowed to be taken
in any enc town, village or block
no rules have beer adopted.
No deposit is ma ie by this Company in any ether
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INSUR
/. ssqlsg - - -
INsURAN CE COMPANY,
,0F HARTFORD, CONN.,

Casa Capital I Surplus, @2,lsl, IL. q
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
CITY An COUNTY ~ Nrw yoRK %.

CITY AN COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
John Rankin, President, and William Mul'igan,
Secretary, Of the Hum oldt Fire insurance Com
pany OF the City of New FORK, being duly sworn,
depose and say and each for himself says hat tn
foregoing is true and correct statement Of the
condition Of the said Company on the first day Of
January, A. D., 1861. and that they are above de-
scrioed officers Of the said Company and also,
that the said Company 10 possessed Of at least One
Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual capital, iu-
vested in stocks of par value, mortgages on real
estate wor double the AM unit for viii b the
same is mortgaged. signed
JOHN RANKIN, President.
WV. MULLIGAN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 27nd
day Of January, 1851.
IL. ST. Witness my hand add official seal.
BENJAMIN RANKIN
Commissioner for Iowa. in Now York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-22
A Commercial care for che cotton Dif-
ira elr-r r- ffeulTF.
From Cores Commercial Advertlsel

from Cores CammercAi AdYertsefs August ~
Our present stock Of American cotton Is, say $50
600 bales. Taking 10 the average weekly eOnsamp.
ton st the end Of seven weeks this stock will be
reduced to 800 600 bales. In the meantime trade
improves; our Emillions prosper; there is peaes
on the Continent; our commerce is unrestrained,
except ss regards the ports Of the Confederate
States. What viii be the consequence Of all this
There viii be large demand on manufacturers for
their stuffs and upon the merchants for their cot
ton which must then shoot up to price, which, II
named now, would only raise laugh. Let as bring
strong and conclusive argument 20 settle the mat
ter once and forever Suppose unprecedented high
prices were given for manufactured Etufs, and the
stock Of cotton 50 low that nothing but working
short time could secure the raw material for
month at the most why should spinners hesitate 70
convert Il into yaFlsg When the present stock Of
American is exhausted their value viii be immense
II augmented Then surely there Is no earthly rea-
son why spinners should netspin so long they can
buy cotton IL win At once occur 70 every spinner
who has stock Of cotton hat q Is the safest aad
most proftGbIe course 20 turn Il into gains loih hs at
most Dispatch because, should the American war be
suddenly terminzted, his cotton would show q loss,
but his yarns would immediAtely increase in value
on the re-Opening Of the American trade.
Then, what must be done 70 nOdify thercOnsump-
ton Of that staple upon the supply Of which fouF
millions of our poorer classes depend for their daily
bread There Is nothing for b5 the establishments Of
higher scate Of prices. Consumption eaH only thus
be stayed.
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cotson IN vsnezusia.

Mr.. Heuming, Consul Of Venezuela in London,
writes 70 the London Nelos this subject. He says:
One gentleman who had sent cargo to Liverpool
informed me that he was quite satisfied with the
result In addition 20 the above have the adYsn,
sage of the beat possible authority on this subject,
SenOr Linden, the Belgian naturalist, who is the
present director Of The botanical department Of the
Geological Garden in Paris, ard was many years
resident in Yenezuela, having recently given an
opinion that there are several provinces in that
country, each Of which is more favorable for the
cultivation Of cotton than the State OF Louisiana,
and that In tae aggregate they could grow three
times a. much cotton produced in the Whole Of
the cotton growing countries Of the late United
Skatqa q
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mo aas1

for bs ssgussratOn Of the estates property and ELECTS
20 enemies, and for the indemnity 0f citizens OF the Con
y states and persons aiding the in the existing
ith the United States.
EAs The Government and people Of the Unitel States
1Arss from tie usages Of civilized warfare in conhscat
destroying the property o. the people Of the Confederate
All hnis' whether usef for military purposes or not
TeA our only protection against such wrongs Is 20 be
such measures o. retaliation will ultimately iuden-
own etEenI for their loses and restrain the Hantonex
cur enemies: Therefsre-
J. Be enacted by the Congress Of the Confederate
america That all and every the lands tenemenS and
goods and chAcls, rights and credits within these
FS STATES aud every right and interest therein held
esAe1 or enjoyed by for any alien enemy since the
may one thousand eight hundred and 1ty-ope, except
que % an alien enemy may have paid irto ths
any one OF the Conedefats states prior to the pas
law, oe' Sne the same are hereby sequestratCd By
eIAS sAlet Of America, and shall be held for the full
OF any true Ard loyal citizen resident Of these Con-
At or othsr person aiding said Confederate Sta tes In
nton OF the present between said Confederate
the Y united States Of America, and for which be may
loss or Injury under the act OF the United states 70
acts retail Atory or under any other act OF the United
OF any stats thereof authorizing the Bssure, conden
conhsceon Of the properly OF citizens or residents az
crate States, or Other persons aiding said Confederate
the same shall be seized and disposed Of as provided
Ect. Prsv3ei, however, When the estate property "
sfeiti iy this soE EsFs sT s, vitsV Ias sGsis Of
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Prom the LOaiOn News, August 30.

In paragraph under the above heading, in our
publication Of Tuesday it was stated that fifteen
thousand bales Of Surat cotton were last week ex-
ported to New York. We have reason to believe
that the following are the circumstances which
gave rise 10 the statement Some time since, about
twenty bales of Surat cotton were sent to the Uni
ted States by way Of sample. On Saturday last an
eminent firm purchased ifseen thousand bales Surst
cotton on speculation, but Gs yet not one bale Of
that lot has been weighed over. short time since
fVe hundred bales American were shipped to New
York, and several small orders have been executed
on American account probably with the exPecta-
tion Of shipment at future periOd- - e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-22


IN The Legislative, Executive Judicial Departments
the year eadng eighteenth Of February eighteen hundred and
Sixty-tgO.
The Congress Of M Coufeaeats States Of America do enact
That The ooNi0g be and the hereby approp
ed out OF in the Treasury otheFFss appTopn-
aied ier he ojects hereafter expressed r the year Gu ling the
eighteenth Of February, eighteen hundred and sixty
LEGISLATIVE Ror compensation mileage Of MeucerS Of
Congress, forty. Ave thousand dollars.
ExEcvTvEFor contingent and telegrsphe expenses Of tho
Executive eice, two thousand I've hundred dollars.
DKPARTNET JusTIcE FoF incidental ecntineent ex
pensss including printing and advertising the laws
and i've hundred dollars
ROr salary Of the Law Clerk OF the Department Of justice
eight hundred and seventy FIVE dollars.
For salary Of Superintendent Public Printing, zrd Cer
and Messenger in the Office, three thousand dolSrS.
For purchase OF paper for the printing CoLress and the
Executive Department. under the fourth section OF the act Of
May eighteen hundred and sxOne seven housand
dollars # sa. .-s'f-- -..--
Treasury DKPLRTXForo one Chief Clerk q aid the First
Auditor ia auditing the accounts Of the DebarmeE
attFo h3usand dears spnum approved May
teeDth eighteen hundred aud syoae the tonAAn
For fifteen clerks at twelve hundred dollars EACH
thirteen thousand six hanared and twenty five collars and
eighty cents.
fourteen one thousand Collars sash the ,un Of
ten thousand Eve handled and ninety dollars eighty
Eve cents.
Fer messenger at Eve hundred dollars per annu the
sum Of three h1noret and dollars and forty
cents.
For chief clerk for second Auditors Office at fourteen
hundred dollars per annu approved May
eighteen hundred and xtyOne the Ct one thousand forty
four dollar and thirty. .nins cents.
For Eve CLERKS twelve hundred dollsy each,
the Of four Thousand four hundred seVentK
Of three thousand hundred and thirty dollars
salaries Judges and District Attorneys of
the Conederate States and incidental and contingent esensea
OF courts, twenty two thousand dollars H=-.-s
PUHIIc DHBTFor interest the public debt two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars
Approved August 81 1861 feps2 laH4R
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Fer psy, subsfsBse and ohsr seats five hundred add
aona seSnss, cEsny ssls l,na.nsa and 6oys sad IRE
Ess sdssi suPPes and s1rgeons ncssaEess the sen o.
r. ess sioSsss at The y Yard Norfolk, gln from
- ht d q ynlys eshtssn hanarsa apa sEtysHs 70 TIE
tt tn q gshEaaFy sghsssp hapdTa Aaa the as
Par floating dtsrc Ter Nsw Orleans Ieaisianz, eight un
Tossnsirass sss marine batteries destruction of Va,
ssls, hfiy thonssad dollars
e sSn,ssos & gun, IN n,sRsa y S9ass, &
nvs thrrsand dollars rFb Hsat - N 4
For sseDdiiu-ss Il the oransaes Department Of the Navy
Yard Norfolk for the year edng traasy ishtesnh esh
seen aundrsd and hundred and hfien thousand
For tae eOnstructiou and armament Of two on
clad gvnbeats for the defence Of the Mississippi river and the
city Of Memphis, hundred and 1ty honsSHd dollars
Iyo Szsl1 -
An set to repeal tha fourth section sc regulate Bseisn
Coins in the eonedste Ees, approsed March lGth ls5i,
ssaso / re Congress the oDfirss States Of America
do eacts That from and after the passage Of this act The gh
States" approved March lf be- and the
paled and that hereafter he ellevir gold com shall pass
be eseivae for the payment Of s debts and demands At the
following rates. q = 70 The Sovereign OF Ensand Of
the neness Of 95 ~ nine hundred and hheen and onhaf
thonandth shall bs deemed eQuai 70 four dollars and eighty
and graias) four three grains and oneha
and q fneness Of nos les, shan $500 hundred and ninety;
eighty five cents; the Spanish and Mexican DoabloOns Of
i:ss weight tnan lsdEt y gAs seventeen penny
eight gaus and half and of the nenes Of not less than
9) eight hHrdred and ninstyrins housAndtss shall be
deemed equal 10 fifteen collars and sixty eenss.
Approved August sf, 1861 spa laW4w
No. 2s3l
An act to hs tie Tees and costs In admiralty Cases
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of do enot
That for all services rendered By clerks maras and district
attorneys in asy in the Confederate Csuts and fr
which Compensation Is fixed by law there shall be paid
said oces and sloEes to them in tbs set smep OF thsr
ats and fees allowed under e laws
Of the United sstes 10 like ,hh In force hs
eighteenth February, eighteen hundred and GiEy.ons.
approved August 2o, 1861. ssp22 lGW4R
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rnE AlIEn1CaN CnrsIs AnRoAD.
Lord FaImsrstOn on tine Battle OF RalI

LoFd E'aIIneFston On tine Battle OF Eall
r Eas & Run ~
M From The London Tines. August %, - y
Yesterday Lord P Palmerston was formally Installed
in the Office Of Lord Wsrden Of the Oinque Ports,
| with much pomp and Circumstance, and amid every
demonstration of popular enthusiasm. The banquet
was held in the Maison Dieu, which has been re
Gently restored and decorated. The building which
was formerly religious house Of the order Of the
Templars, is now used as town hall. Il Is the
very edice in which according to local tradition,
the recreant King John delivered his kingdom to
| the Papal Legate Pandulf, and undertook to do
homage for it as ysssal OF the Pope, paying LOCO
marks as annual tribute. ? = zs- !.
The Chairman rose TO introduce the toast Of the
evening Having referred to the ancient glOries Of
the ports aud eulogzed the character and merits Of
their distinguished guest, his Worship gave the
health Of Viscount Palmerston, their new Lord
Warden. - pf .1sE a e
The toast was received with vehement and pro-
longed cheering. ga4 aH - =.
= Lord Palmerstsn then rose and said . = - +
Mr Mayor and Gentlemen-Is Is really not one
Of those commonplace expressions which are usnal
on these OCCASIONS, if say that no words can aae-
quately express the smallest portion Of the gratitude
which feel for the Kind the warm, the cordial re-
eeption which have met with not only in this hail.
but Ia every part Of the precincts Of Dover through
which have passed during the proceedings Of To-
day. Col M'Murdo truly observed that recent
events in America should teach US q valuable les
son The example Of what has happened across the
Atlantic shows that you may collect thousands Of
men together and put uniforms on their backs and
ruskets in their hands, but you do not thereby
vert them into soldiers or into an Rrmy-[hear,
hear There must be discipline. 1t is not enough
that there should be individual bravery. Why, our
cousins IN America as individual men, are brave
as any that tread the earth. g f- -7
They Of the same stock as ourselves, they are
descended from the same parents, are animated BY
the same spirit, and prepared to encouRser eqnai
dangers. But when thousands Of m2s, as person
ally courageous as any race in existence, get to-
gether, each man wanting that confidence in his
cOmrade, which discipline aud training alone can
supply, they erba to The lOcrd that unfortunate rapid
ity Of Enoeemeat t0hich tool place at BaA Rsu.-.
(Laughter.) That, 4 say, is no disparagemeHt to
the valour of the Americans, but affords, repeat,
q lesson which we ourselves may usefully ponder /
and remember-Viz: that discipline aud orgRniza-
ton are Indispensable to make any army efficient in
the field. 1 a.sF rst r.-
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Tfom tne LOnd0n aI4lt, Au8l5l %
We understand that Yiscount MOnck is likely TO
succeed Sir Edmund Walker Head as Governor
General Of Canada Although this appointment IL
somewhat exceptional in Its character, from the
fact of Lord Monck not having been previously in
the colonial service il is one which we feel eertain
viii be approved by the public generally and the
community, with whose interest il is more pseuli-
arly connected Az professional msn, member
Of Parliament for some years, and member Of the
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Govenment. Lord Mosek av;noa7 -. -. =
eapscity and aquired general 80. sssss L
every reason to sntiepats thaf ~ ~ --e
viii be attended with beneficial - - tS
iHisE,-t, 1Ts IS %. .0,.oi..,, j. ; ~. = - 5 I Q /
naFaG very dIinsat task- Even Il, By some ac.ita
dent, peace sh0ud be restored in The In;se5 So
and tla half nlihon men in shonIi hs =
loose upon Canada, the province is quite resv ,,1
has fall strength enough TO hold its ewn. V.csT.t
Acnck however may accomplish great 9oo5 -
eeYatng the tone Of the public in Canada e. EHaH
present III believed that the members Of he bro
yincial government Composed chiefly Of laWyersl
are not altogether innocent Of completely in those
Jobs which have made the Grand Trunk Railway a -
seaacgt ad disyruce 70 he pr0Utcs. In the present
cireu eunstancss Of the United States he viii not only
have TO maintain the dignity and nsrGlay Of Cana
and sboOs az aty9t b ~ rro5;aes M sf s5 al
q snigratio1 loich haeFfo has so andcc5utaby pro -
fssts1 to hs States Of the American Union.
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OID HICKORY


THING compssd 70 70 Eouth on scco1nt Of the health
NJ hrny, win Be located for he winter q the slas
depot s Poi3dsxseF Little Co., No. S Barene street. ass
Ozlaans, where viii pleased NY friends and vi gys
prompt attention the sale Of all property consigned ne NJ
Age,s Pne and Jas scru viii sttend % y dsPot u
Midwife and nsgroes cannot be 20 ldE Nashville, By In
TrussnE them, Eil be forwarded 70 Ma o ans Hoping,
b. Bet attsnsen business the part mya and ae
10 merit continuance Of he Dera paron hsr0rs
tsndsd me- respectfully solicit TIE EoD O ala Wing Dal-
uez IN my Lima, ether fOrHashViils oE Hsg ors ans
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RAN ~.

oCNoPPER eoIorsd boy, named Gorge, Sooiy hAr' ioS
Il > foTehssd ara sbout dEs lset seven inches high
Left Camp Boone on the morning oI nc -, 80 - =
has always Emper smile on Dis iaesi saPPo1 De 10 @
nelghbofitcod
Twenty-RiVO Dollars Reward
a Al ' ce Who takes him In he State, and fty
n tsn on * ne State, ard secured nat can get
him SSAAA'0O-'' -. -. -, -,
NJ rolsp ssd Asrisaa copy one tine and send his
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