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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16
Great Distress and Trouble in South.
western Kansas.

A1cHIsoN, ksn-ae, Feb IL.
a messenger from Hunter copn.y, d.s:an,
atout two uunur-d miles from here, arrived
.ast .sht slth heslreLdiDg tales OF tie 81 /.
ierine for want Of food and clothing IL the *
tref;se south es,ern part OF the State He re.
ports The winter as being the most severe Vet
experienced in Southern Kansas. The snow
had fallen to the depth Of eighteen inches on
the level The Geld as int. nse, and stock O.
oil descriptions was dying off with fearful rs.
pdity.
Most Of the inhabitants we're reduced TO buf
tAio meat alone, and not . team able 20
make the journey through the sDow. He
walked twe0ty six miles before tiEding traa k
after ieavins the settlement. and severity be.
fore be reached E,npori.. where he took the
stage ard came IN.
The mail on the route bsd not been carrie j
through for three weeks owing to the grss,
depth OF the snow AMI the in ense cold.
Horses and cattle are dying all al ng the
route. and many loads Of pro 5islons were sban-
dened 10 the middle Of the Pra,riss The
t-auis had died or siven out or the drivers ha d
frozen their limbs aud had to seek refuge in
the Learest settlement &c save their Iives One
man will lose both his leg., another both
hahds.
The Usage Indians had attacked a party oi
the seitlers ~ho were hunting wolves for their
skins, and killed two. one # whom the. burned
and beheadrd The other they scalped
The messenger % kes the most urgent 80.
reals for seams snd mole supplies to be inv
mediatsly forwarded, which will be done with.
out delay. as the committee are determined a.
/ ng rs their means holds out, that none shall
lie ior lack of TODD.
Urgent appeals are m de from the extreme
northwestern settlements for aid to be sent
them, as they report that their teams are in
such condition that it 10 impossibe for them
to make the trip.
Gan sent in rom the Blue loet one Of his
horses from weakness on the road ara the
other vss unable 10 60. Teams loaded With
supplies we're Immediately dispatched by the
committee. AZ the man reported that mary
families we're With only > scanty supply Of but
falo meat left.
God only krows what the end will be il the
reports brought 10 from the outside settlements
be true. unlsss relief can speedily resch them.
It u terrible TO witness the Distressing eases of
suffering which are constantly brought before
us.
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CARDS.
DIX. WM. r. HILLS,

8. r.. LANE, o. w. 9kifNBR
LANE 4 sKlNNER,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFtICE-COR-
IA nsR Of Second and Brady Streets, over
smith = store,
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We are pleased to learn hat our
old friend and fellow -citizens. Doct. ". W
Parker. has purchased the stock If drugs and
medicines in the store at No. 4s Brady street,
By 7. Oldwsiler. From GU long and favorable
| acquaintance with the Doctor as business
uan-toge'her with his previous experience
in dispensing medicines to the afii .ctsd, We
predict for rn fair share Of the pubic pat
ronage
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16
J. G. PARKER, ND. GEO. W. ACAkN, \. D.
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN,

physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
[ No. Franklin block, second floor, Brady ST.
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Dr. PARKgas residence, corner 9Th and lie Claire
streets Dr. ESQ. w. McCARN's residence, cas-,
side of Brady, second door from corner Of 9Th.
mvl7-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16
yNi0ltce.

grHE PERSON WHO TOOK THE FOURTH
Vslume Of Keats Ce0nentasies from NJ
-. II rooneatoa % retnsn the 9ne immediauv
;s.ei O. n. VAN HOatI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

MORE LAncESY.-The Thos. Kelly
family is Unfortunate. Matters and thiDgs
stick to their fingers. Thomas hse been 10 Jail
several days for having other peoples property
in his possession, and yesterday, Ellen his
wife. WA brought before Justice Blood to an
swer for having the outward garments and
crinoline Of Mre. Anna Caseian In her custody
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16
The GOVERNOR OF New JERSEY, Do

The IOVkRNOR OF NEW JERSEY, Do
SATrs.-Yes es;erdsy morning Bishop Lee re
ceved from his Exce.!elcy Ghsr.ee s O!den.
Governor of the State o. New jersey. dona-
,ioa of $50 for the Kansas enffsrere Through
the exertons Of Bishop Lee. large amount Of
suffering has been relieved among the Kansas
. cpls His +. .mittancss have been heavy and
frequent. Let othera who are not Governors,
90 and do likewise
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

GEORGE r. llUBRELL,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUR-
n Lie. OFFICE. No. |, up stairs over Smiths
apl6dy
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No CoNNECTIox.-Th connection
With the we.: by railroad has been cut of for
two dsys past. The snow plew is working
away 81 the drifls. and viii get through scoD,
We hope
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ECONOMY AND sECUKITY-


ECONOMY AND SECURlTY.
The Lerillard Fire Insurance Company
CITY ~ NEw rOwk.
W.. - WALL. s1NEET.
Cash C~pt'l 100000.
rHoflfs ANNUALLY DIVIDED. IS PEx GENT 70 nm
De4LRRs.
'his COMPANY DIVIDES THREE.OUAR.
: ter. q the net profits - the policy h.lders
~ ser p. bearing interest without any lsb,itv ~
The insured. -
TINS Company funds its surplus. in .t..a ~
aivang ~ to the Stoskh oders. thereby r,,in. -
policy aqiaers greater security, and n, The ssm.
time Cheaper insurance than any other sv.,em
CHARLES OR aOOD, Pr.sidept.
GEoR0E D. CKARY, Secretary.
WAsHINorOS SMIrH Vice Prcs;dcrt
FIELD 4 kAUFFMAN.
r.~s J., Agents. Davenport, Iovs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

No DIsPATCHRs.-T line was not In
working order Yesterday, consequently We
| have no report this morning.
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IGNArIVJS LANCER.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON q ACCOUCHEUR.
OrPIcE-South- east corner of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from to A. H., and )
to5PN. june27-tf
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pRANK PLUAER. GRO. y. vANHoSE IN
PLUMER Il VAN nOSEN,

4 TTORNEYs AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
"A and Notariss Public. Also, agents for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford.
Conn, Capital, 100000 City Fire Insurance Co.,
New Haven, Conn, Capital. $50o,0aO.
Office in LeClaire Block. Davenport. sept
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

>a@DIANO AND ORGAN MANUFAC-
i turcr, one door west of corner
U1 SS6th and LsClaire streets, Davenport,
Iowa. All instruments Of my own make warranted
And kept in order. without charge, i've years.
n. B.-Repairing and tuning done at all times
nd in the best manner.
DAysNroRr. April l3, 1850. apll6-dly
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W. II lLAsS u

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Public, No. Nickolis' Block, Dav-
enport Iowa mars II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16
Lamar Fire Insurance Company,
= # .lHI' l,f 1851

Ahf ot COMPANY LAMAR FIRE ~
:. soiaIee ls company OF the City Of New YorL.
NJ No 90 Wall street ~" A"A
Amount OF capital ssock-all ~
ia'u Up 10 cash. 'is.... $1,000 600
eoerANf' January 1851.
Cash in bank AMI on hand 10 sao.
l3O shares Bank OF Commerce. in
New York, 100 each, md 50 81 res
ST. Nicholas BANK View York. 500
80 eaen ~. ..i 10000 90
the cities OF Ne~ York and i,rook
lyn, worth in each 81 to 100 ner
cent more than amount leaned
sn.'eon -, -; ......-;;. 27s,soO00
A .- anu collateral. rai........... 1890 90
p. .o. ~ n"h's VI agents. S.5y6.S4
f."n'. ~ course OF collection. $4,000
"'e'es' aeeiuco ou' mol yet due. 2,6oOOO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

evsh'og, having received a passport frem Msi
Chase. WHO is in command VI the FloriG.
troops. He .ays the folio. ing vessels are eff
IN. rncr: the Brooklyn. Sabine. st Louie
Macedonian ard Wsang,oite TIE Brooklxn
"a not isri her supplies at Fort P,ekenr
Liest S.smrner having notified them that b..
had amrie suppi- for three mouths Ther.
are 200 troops a. Pehseccla. and il 10 all tha,
AaJ Chsse and others in command. can do n
resrs then. Lieut.. Gilman says he would
not he surprised il an attack va. n.d. =, anv
moment The health Of .h- officer, and ms,
on besrd OF the vesselr il good
News lteDs.
NEw OaLKANs, Feb. Is.
Inc Convention adjourned YESTERDAY til,
the 4th OF March, to await the action or th~
Southern Congress.
La SALE Ill.,. Feb. Il.
The river At this poiEi has risen len fsse Ice
not runGiDg yet
ALBANY, Feb. IA.
Daring the light the water has been rapidly
ialing. rs'S
DUBUQUE. Feb IA.
.trrihc snow aform from tn. nor hea.t b.
gan Yesterday evening at Z O'Clock. and s,ili
continues he snow is Dov eighteen iocbsr
deep and piled in massive drifts The railroad.
Vest oi t'iis i'tss- are completely blocked.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

NEsV Z 1N-VSH nv ANH1K UOOVa1s
HORNEk OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
" Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS SONS, Proprietors.
Free OmniD Dus TO and from the Office for
Stages leaving for LcClaire, Princeton, Lyons De-
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug2l-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

J. ID. cONGDok. WA dALL.
CONG DON Z HALL.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
IA aud Notaries Public. Ofice, North west
ornsr OF brady and Second streets, up-stairs-
ntrance on Brady street. july 26-dtf
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xnw aexD \. F0ASER

IARPENTER AND BUILDER, AT COATES
~ i Paschin's old shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. apl9-dly
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AUSTIN COKBIS. GEO. q. c. DOW. .. =. BROWN.
CORBSN, DOW 4 BROWN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS 1T LAW,
IA and Notaries PublIc.
>. +. BRowS, United States Commis ioner.
O1YiCs-At Macklot i Corbin's Exchangs Of
ace, Davenport, Iowa. mar3-tf
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hAwkEYE STORE
JACOB WEAVE

JACOB WEAVER, JE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~ 63 Brady Street, corner Of Third,
ivl6-dti DAvENroRr, Iowa.
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CLINTON HOUSE
X. n. PRETTYMAN,

NORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
~ streets, Iowa City, Iowa. }. TRUsDELL, FRO
prietor. augzl-dtf.
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~ L q ~ u l. r. S"sfO EIkTY
IN
FCrry Street,
FOR = SALE CA AusI

nN MONDAY, FEBRUARY l1TH, 1861, AT
- III O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold At public auc-
uon, the west half OF the northwest quarter or
out-ot thirty-one situated on Perry street, op-
posite Gen. Sargents residence. The property il
zo5 feet, inches b, 100 feet, and has
GOOD HOUSE
upon it. The situation is eligible. and it is in all
respects desir. ble property. Title indisputable
For terms inquire at the Office of
PLUMER 4 VAN HOSEN
fry7
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CHAS. =. PUTNAM. JOIN y. RO0gRs.
PUMA N Il ROGERS.
A TTORNLYS AND COU NSELORS At LAW
"A OrsIcE, Davenport Block, No. 70, Main st.,
Second Floor. jun7-dtf
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{FORNERLY BURROWS PKErrYAAN.
CsTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMlS-
- sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
No. I, Hasf0w's kiock Levss,
anl4.tfl DAyzNPokr, Iowa.
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STA. =. anRN n
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SSIOikEY L. OLIVE. 4.

7 OG PUMP MAKERS. SHOP ON THE AL
II ley, between Front and Second, and Brady
and Main streets, Davenport, Iowa.
DAvENPoRr, March 30-d3mwtf.
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A. =. Il ID. KELLY,
HACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AND
shippers OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
"A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

JOHN .CRAWFORD,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A AMI Notary Public.
OYsIcE-Nickoil's Block, up-stairs. jan20
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SHEEr1SGs and shirtings, fine and me-
dum shiring linens, linen shirt fronts, dsmask
nsF kline. birds eye hneus, linens. lawns A
good assortment Of the above goods can be
found at " Wsdsworihs, No. II West Second
street..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-16

THE SUBsCRI0ERS,
hEALING IN \ STAPLE ARTICLE. WILL
~ furnish employment To a few active men to
act as agents Tor their house. A preference will
DC given I. those we acquainted in the district
Tor which they apply tor which services they
are willing TO pay = salary oi from
s.xRHBAred to Eight Hundred Dollars
per yea- and expenses.
For further particulars address
w. B. MOREHOUSE / CO..
> and Exchange Place, Jersey City,N.J.
fryil-d3m.
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THE CITY.

DIsTKICr COURT.-The case OF vii.
hel,ni vs Leoa.rd occupied yesterday.
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Law fsartncs ship.

Law FartMcs ship.
JHO. r. COOK. J. WILSON DRURY.
COOK Il Dl9UMY,
Successors to Cook, Dillon q L.rd<y.
.XyE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for tho practice Of the Law. to which We
shall devote our personal attention.
March ). 1860. COOK i DRURI.
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RIIRTlS HOUSE
NEW PENNsYLvANIA HOUSE.

HORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREET.
Davenport, Iowa. mcb22d
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Enthusiastically was not what
We should call lively Business day in our city
Our usually ba.tling strsets we're nary hustle
--business was pretty generally tiaitensd out
Well it is ri .,ht that now ami then there should
be little relaxation from hard labor. 1t gives
business men . little tine TO think over their
operaions; it gives Gle: ks tine 20 clear off the
counters and arrange their goods for fresh
i" set to" With their numerous custoiDers i,
equalizes things generally only We! ope that
there wi ! not be too much Of it At q time.
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iotsi amount assets January l,lssl. .s345 sos 47

LIABILITIES.
amount due or not due to banks or
other creditors Of the Company Nono
Amount losses adj listed, due or not
Amount losses unadjusted estimated
IT, ....... ::..-......... $4,000
lhe greatest amount insure in anv
IT,. P Tx except storage stores 100000
Ihe greatest amount insured 10 any
one city, town or block, governed
b. circumstances but tis not in
tended T. have in jeopardy more
toan $4,000 by any one fire
No deposit by the Company in any
State OF Territory for the benef,
o. persons insure therein
New York, January LIST, l6l.
EDWARD ANTHONY, Presto ent.
]. X. ST. JoHS Secretary
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CITY. COUNTY AND STATE

CITY. COUNTY AND STATEt
or NEW YoKx,
Edward anthony, Pres dent and Isaac X. st.
jobs, Secretary, Ct the Lamar Fire Insurance
COMPANY II th. Ciiy Of New Yo,h p.,.~ All
sworn do declare and say that the within is true
and correct statement Of the Affairs Of sid Com.
pany on the lst OF January. A. d., 1851, t. the
best Of Their knowleige and belief.
tsigned EpW ARD ANTHONY Pre.t
ISAAC 4. ST JoHS Sec'y,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22d Of
January, ls6l.
Taos. 5. THORNsLL, CON- of Deeds.
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LIE CLAIRE CURREsPONDEHCE.
LIZ CLAIsr. Iows. Feb. ls.

/ Ii CLAIsE, Iows, Feb. l3.
NEssR. EDnoRs: :-Consids srable excitement
has been msnife.led in our political err
cles ia consequence OF the disci-s!on OF tie
question Of slavery in the Young Meme Asso-
citation. The question reads thus: "Reso!ved
thsi Slavery ls 9 ,ia.' Having been discussed
. week ago, it was opened last night on the
affirmative by a certain Wm Steel, q fledgeling
Of lsv, Who. With Helpers Imp nding Crisis
in his hand. and the Jyi5uns's eloquence in his
mouth. proceeded to invoke curses On Lis op-
ponsn,s. Having 6lIed up bis time. much to
the relief ct the audience he took his seat
The rext go raker, On the negative Knocked his
arguments in pieces by reading passages from
the Bible After . number Of speakers had
held forth. IN individual by the nsme Of Ds.
vis (listsn,ly related 70 jeff Davis, bu. ofths
opposite school u politiee) arose. but beiDgre
minded that he could not speak without be-
coming q member, he Was about 10 sit down.
wheo mgr, worshiper." or ''slave propagsn.
dis,.' kindly raid the dime, and he WAS per-
mittsd Il proceed. A vender OF 1rugs soon af-
ter arose and also propped up his arguu ents
with Helpers Crisis. A late hour having ar
rived. it wss agreed to. that Foster On the
sffirmative and Summers on the negative.
should close the discussion On Friday evening.
The fur eral Of Minnesota Lsncester took
place yesterday. She was followed to the
grave by the scholars OF the public schools. of
which che wss member. She died of con-
sunirti.n.
The con Of Mr. Jacob Hunt. Of this place.
was 20 severely kicked on the head by hCrse
a few days ago. that his skull was fractured.
Some hopes Of his recovery are entertained.
The Germsns held . grand masquerade ball
at Daveuports Hall on Monday evening. Of
course. She lager beer suffered. 1t is under.
stood thAt the faLcy dress ball will not take
place. PATRIor.
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SETTLED. friends, VIC are sure
difficulties between ourselves and the Tee.
graph Company have been amicr bly, and safe
faotoriiy adjusted. 1t has been q matter Of
considerable annoy anoe al around. Oar pat
rome have had r.a.on to complain that the,
were not served with all the latest news, and
that tie psper has not been left at their door.
ct - early an hour as usual. We have only
to thank them kindly that they have dealt 90
leIiently with US as they have. We thank
them for their kind sympathy and words OF
encouragement. Oh the matters and thing.
which induced the coLtroy cray, we have moth
Ing 10 ssy-enough has been said already.
The hatchet is buriod-nothing is ses dow o 10
mali Sc against anyone. We felt confident al
the while, that the matter in proper hands
could be speedily ard smicably adjusted, aud
here let US say. that in Judge Dickey. Of o.
tswa, we found the right kind Of man-one
ready to do the teir and honorable thing both
as regards the Company. Of which he is the
attorney. and as regards ourselves We feel
ourselves under obligations to him as an honor.
able, hgh-minded aud successful peace maker
though . comparative stranger to u.s. We know
that he has got big heart, which 10 located in
the right place. and mind capable Of discov-
ering right from wrong. We tender him our
highest regards. and hope he will live thou
ssnd years. Our dispatches will now appear
regularly, and henceforIh We feel confder,
that our rel stions with the Company viii be
Of q perfectly friendly character. We shall
ss heretofore, endeavcr to offend in nothing.
aud vs have perfect confidence that the de.
termination will be reciprocal The advan-
tages derived are mutual; may our Friendship
be 90 likewise. And now, being at peace with
the Company, the world and the rest Of man
kind let US forgive and forget, and let the
&orld u 40 on
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v. W.srEwART. JAMES ARNSTROR0.
STEWART h ARNSTRONG,
A TTOKNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARIES
IA Public. OFYicg-Nicholls' Biocs ( up stairs }
Second sireet. Uav enIert. Iowa. oct2-tf
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MILIrARY.-The different companies
are making ready for an extensive military
display on the 22d inst
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:. C. CAMPBELL. JOHN G. DlLlIes
AuPDELL L BILLS,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORSA AT LAW
"A Office No. |, Davenport Block. nov2lu
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T u. INTING Of ALL KINDS DONE on
q sho notice, by
RICHARDSON. WEST / CO..
Post Once flock BrsdvS
vlNHE PREMIUM JOB OFFICE Is NOW
l prepared to execute, in the most approved
style Of the art. any and al manner Of printing
from . common handbii to the finest tint
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-24

A DAYLIGHT SERENADE.-HoRN'S SILVER
BAND, seated in their splendid chariot, drawn
by four spirited gray horses, drew up in
front of the Counting Room of the PATRIOT
OFFICE yesterday afternoon, and favored the
Proprietors with daylight serenade, for
which We are requested to make their &C
acknowledgements. The first piece played was
the John Miller Quickstep, composed by Capt.
W. L. HoHN, and dedicated Is Mr.. JOHN Mil
LER, of No. 9, Cedar street. 1t is beauti-
full piece of Music, and does much credit to
Capt. HoRN's talents as a composer. The
next was the ZouaUe QGickstsp, composed by
Mr.. S ARBoGAsT, musical leader of the Band,
and dedicated to Lieut.. C. w. KENNEDY, of
the Rock City Guards-a beautiful piece also,
and most beautifully played.
HoRN's SILVER BAND are one of the fixed
and permanent institutions of Nashville-an
institution that well merits the most liberal
encouragement from our citizens. They are
thoroughly skilled in the science of music,
and are always ready TO respond to all de-
mands for their services. Their liberality is
well known to all. When there is any music
to be made for charitable purposes, HoRN' IS
SILVER BAND is sure to be there to make it.
They never deny their services on such &C.
casions.
Loud may they wave.
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Acerdto the PuhIie.

Though very much ayerse TO appearing in
culation in regard to my political principle g,
originating with persons anxious to defeat
my election to the Office of Constable for the
Nashville District, for which am candi-
date, make it imperative upon me to do so.
1t is cur emily and industriousIy reported in
some parts of the city that am sacessionia
a disunionia- offieiated as Secretary
of disunion meeting, ard voted the seces-
sion ticket at the late election. 1 pronounce
all these statements, by whomsoever made,
unqualifiedly false. / am Union man, and
one more of the same sort in Tennessee.
DIT Med. A. NOLEN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-24

@ The Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Gazette says: "JoHS NIcHoL,
Mr.. McNIsH and DR.. HURLEY, the latter edi-
tor of the DemOcraf, are here after the Nash
vile Post-ofice"
Mr.. JAMES NICHoL and Mr.. MoNIsH are af-
ter the Nashville Post-ofice, but il is only a
printing Office that Df. HuaLEY is after, and
he will have IL in operation Immediately.
P.S.-Likewise Mr.. BLYsNKs Is also after
the Nashville Post-ofice too. 1.A
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-24
SheriR,s Sale

DY virtue of two Fl. Fas. to me directed, and de-
ID lyered by the Honorable Chan cry Court of Da-
wilson county, Tennessee at its November Term, 1850
Will expose TO public sale, to the higeest bidder for
on saturday the 18th day of April 1861 all the right
title claim inter and estate which Felix G.. Mckay
then had or may have since acquired in and to the
following described piece parselOr tract of land lying
and being in the county OF Davidson st ate of TenBes
see the north SHE Of the Cumberland river, in the
18th civil district being the same and on which the
SAID Mckay rrsides containing about 458 acres,
and bounded follows On the north by the lands
Robert Cartwright the east by the lands of Sumner
s Hall and Tnos. Walker; the south by the lands
of John Eubanks aud on the west by the lands of W.
ID. Phillips and Caroline C. Bell Levied as the pro-
perty of Felix G. Mckay, to satisfy two judgments in
favor of W. ID. Hudson and wife against Felix G. Nc
Kay. This March 10th, 1861.
J. K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
mar1e1dtds byw d. ROBERTSON. ID. Sheriff.