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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-20

Alex G.. Tying, Vice President, and G. L oland,
Secretary, OF the above named Company. being
duly sworn. doth dcpose and say they have read
the whole Of the above statement. and all the pa
pers attached thereto, as forming part of this
statement and verify believe the same to be true.
Done at Peoria, in said State and county, this
tenth day of February, A. D., 1861. Before me,
~. s. FREDERICK A. KING,
Notary Public.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-20
STAT. OF IOWA,l
ArDIToR's OFFlcE

II. w. CArrsLL, 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 ork, On this fifth day Of February, A. d.,
1861
l. $. Witness my hand and official seal
h ereunto afi xed, at Des Moines, this 9TH day OF
FEBRUARY, 1851.
j. w. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-20

and there will also be valuable article in each
ten certificates.
On recei pit Of 80 cents we will send you one Box
Of our Golden Psns, and sealed notice Of the ar
ticle hich We sell for 81.
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4 Boxes Pens with Certificates. VI
IS 2s .......... 5
loo loo " .......... Is
N. B.-With each package of 100 boxes we pre-
sent the purchaser loo Certificates, one Of which
is guaranteed to contain order for . FINE
WATCH or by ordering so boxes in package
yorr to receive 81 Ger ificates containing
an order for u splendid SILVER WATCH. beside
a large number OF other very valuable articles.
One Certificate sent gratis, upon application OF
any person Dc string to act agent, which may en-
BILE him to procure valuable article upon the pay
ment Of 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-20
GENTS 0HAwh0,
To tho Hon, Auditor
-OFTMB-
ST TIE % 10 WI

TINE UNDERSIGN 10 OFFICERS OF THE
i PeoriA Marine and Fire Insurance ComI any,
Of Pc ria, Illinois, IN compliance with the insur-
ance In Of tn State Of Iowa, make and pre-
sent the following statement:
The name Of the Company is the Peoria Marine
and Fire Insurance Company.
The capital stock is ............. $500 900 90
paid up is........ 300 ,OOO.O 90
The assets of the Company consist of the fol-
lowing items:
Cash hand and in bank, twenty-one
thousand one hundred and sixty-one
4o-lOO dollars vi ,lol.4o
Cash due from and in the hands Of ag'ts
and other persons, twenty eight-thou-
sand dollars. .............. as 100000
Bonds and mortgages on real estate,one
hundred and eight thousand six hun
dred anu forty SIX % loo dollars. ioo ,6ab.o9
Coup Bonds, interest payable semi
annual twenty eight thousand SOW
en- hundred dollars .............. 2s,7
Discounted notes. drafts and bills recei-
able with accrued interest, one hum
bred and seventeen thousand tn rec
hundred and thirty -hve 62-lOo dol
lars. IL ,ooo.oS
keal estate in the city of Peoria, TWEEN
ty thousand dollars. 2O,oU0.oO
Total assets. ,S4s .Os
LIABILITIES.
Amount due the banks and other cred
itors OF the Company, thirteen thou
sand dollars .................S 100000
Losses adj listed and not due, eleven
hundred dollars Observation-Disclosures. 1,lO9.00
losses adjusted and due. none.
unaaj listed, three thousand dol
lars.... ..... 100000
The Company do not permit their agen,- as
sumo exceeding 1--WE tho Isand in one risk, that
would ordinarily expose loss by one fire, except
on absolutely first class property then never 10
exceed ten thousand dollars, and to first consult
the Secretary. signed,
ALEX. q. TYING Vice Pres't.
Isl G. HOLLAND, Secy.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,,
COUNTY OF PEORIA,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-20
Pianos, Melodeons. Music Books, Sew.
irg 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.-Agfnts panted in erery to,on. CT. cular.
ent on application
c. s. COLEBERT K CO.,
Commission Merchants and Geu.ra Agts,
No. l23 South Fourth street, below Chestnut
Philadelphia, Pa.
tay- For our integrity and ability to fulfil our
engagements, we beg to refer you to the following
well known gentlemen and business firms
NJ H. HORN, Esq, Cash'r Catasaqua Bank, Pa.
MEssRs kEMAEnERS MOORE, Philadep hia.
BENTON BRO, Chestnut above Ait st., I"
j. q. FULLER, Esq. Jeweller,
+. " ARD, Esq, Publisher Of Fashions, etc.,
Philadelphia.
Hon. l.. NJ. BURsOS. Eureka, California.
nch 5-dA w6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-20

With every box of Golden Pens purchased OF
US we will present eur patrons with a Certificate
for which on remittance Of two dollars they may
obtain one Of the foregoing spleRdil articles. This
will be in addition the Certificate given in our
one dollar Grand Distribution.
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Extra Inducements Extra Inducemets!

We have also hand the following splendis
articles which vii, be sold to the purchaser Of GU
GOLDEN PENS ia like manner, for
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-20

CAPITAL REPRESENTED, OVER Sc 900, 900.
A Follows:
Continental Fire Insurance Co., N.Y..
Cash Capitaiand Surplus, 100000,
Metropolitan Fire ms. Co., Ny,
Cash Capital and Surplus. 1884, sss.
state Fire Insurance Co.. New Haven,
Cash Capital and Surplus, $225. 900,
security Fire Insurance Co., n. York,
Cash capitnl and Surplus. 1914, ssl.
New EagIaHl Fire md Marine lnsur-
aRCo Company. Hartford,
Ja.A Capital and Surplus, $sa5, 900.
Mutual Life Insurance Go. New York,
Aeesn.lated CasA Assets the Property of the
Asswrsd, &6.WDO.OOO
JOssN WANTS..
Solicitor for the above named Companies, is au-
thorised to take Risks and issue Policies.
RsFEssNcEs IN DAvznPoRr.
H.H. smith. ESQ James Mc.,osh. ESQ.,, Messrs.
EIdridge 4 Williams; q. q. Blood, ESQ.,; Hon X.
Linderman; Han. james Thorington.
tFOface over smiths Drv Goods Store, corner
OF Brady and Second streets.
iune23 IT,
lSass. x " q AZ ai1MG.
4 SUPERIOR ARTICLE ~ BE FOUy
RUt:(;LEN'.
frvQO-dtf1 No. H. Vest SECOND stree..
EIsOD FDM TAE .1sLL1I~
uHOTCE BRANDS OF SPRING AND WHIT. 4
~ WI 1t Flour, Just. received ~ No. u. Wet
SeocaA s.fs1s ]. D. RU00LkS
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PRICES TO AGENTS, POST PAID,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17
TIE BORDER SLAVE STATES.

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1851
The progress OF events in Virginia is watched with
feverRh anxiety The administration expects the pas
sage OF the ordinance and s preparing FOR the
necessary consequences OF such emergency The most
comprehensive and effective measures for the protection
OF the federal property in that State will be taken.
Advices from Western Virginia state that the Union
every where organizing military companies to
resist secession.
Intelligence received here this evening from Richmond
from reliable sources, leaves little doubt that the state
Convention will certainty. pass. by decided majority
the secession ordinance.
Dispatches sent from this city this morning TO
Richmond, stating that the administration had coun
termanded the order accepting 4 the services Of
several regiments from the North. These dispatches
were Intended 10 operate the Conveation now In ses
son and prevent hasy action the part Of the Con,
vention.
despatch Just received from Richmond states that
body o twenty FIVE hundred will leave this evening
for the purpose Of seiziDg Harper Ferry.
The Union feeling in Maryland is strengthening. No
doubt OF the Loyalty Of the majority OF her citizens pre-
walls here The call for volunteers will be readily
sponded TO- The government has already the offer Of
regiment.
Information has been received here that the Unonsts
in Tennessee virginia and Missouri win attempt TO
raise the quota OF these States even though their Go
vernors should refuse TO act under the Presidents requ
sition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

lower rigging Of the first naned vessel but with ,h s..
appearance Of fine veal er the shIo .is vii, b ...
and the upper masts and rigging adjusted
II Tepost ted a. the yard yesterday tha, om-
have been ordered 10 the Wabash but their name. h.
transped, had reported TO the Commsndsn,
Intended designations freely talked Of bu; grea.
deal OF what is rumoIed lust be received cum gram
sails.
THE TRANSPORT SERVICE.
For limo pas. has been rumored that govern
msnt in5tIeaty for the purchase Of the Ericsson
IL would appear that there Is truth In the matter
and that the negotiations will be completed they
no. closed already She is lying alongside the
Greenpoint ferry, Long leland. On Monday Q smAll
force Of men set to work on the ship,
cleaning up the decks, erecting gaDgways and putting
things in order generally. Yesterday operations were
renewed but in consequence Of the heavy rain and
strong gaze the work condned between decks whers
great deal necessary TO be done 70 her for sss q
fhe las been laia up for the last two years. Among
o,Ser things done steam &aS got up the purpose oc
testing her boilers II is obvious that all these ssna
getting reader ssss and there is every reason
believe that she viii employed in the service Of the
government. ~e- ....s ~
The Ericsson is>a sidewheel steamer, which II may
be remembered, built in 1852 for the purpose Of
testing the caoric engine invented by Captain EOson
from which the steamer derives her name Tne
E DOW Htted WIN TWO lnSlIneO engines. Sn0 0 C00-
structed very strongly of oak s 002 burhen has
thrse ecks, with draft Of water of sixteen feet Her
dimensions 260 feet in length forty feet in BREADTH
with depth Of hold Of twenty feet. There can
be 70 doubt that she would make good transport,
though said her engines not sufficiently powerful
to give b,r the speed Of which she is capable.
The Vanderbilt remains at the foot Of Tenth street,
East river She had steam up yesterday, has been
apparently put in good order and very little remains
make her ready for
The Philadelphia was again engaged yesterday taking
in a quantity Of hay and oats, lumber, sappers and
miners Implements and other articles necessary for
military operations In the field and in fortified
works In consequence Of the weather. however,
the work did not go very brisy Steam was up, but
there was 10 indication Of early start much more
remained 10 be done.
The schooner Mary Hudson, which, few ago,
took beard at Governors island quantity Of heavy
ordnance shortly expected back here. The principal
munitions carried by her eight and inch
columbads Of from five to eight tons each; several thr
teen inch morars, aud large supply Of shot, hollow and
charged she'll She also took out lar.e store OF pro-
visions and ambulances the The inance
was mounted oD the battery at the Tortugss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17
The Southern Ports Not Yet
BlOckaded.
How the Rebel Cabinet Received ihe
Presidents Proclamation.
EXPECTED SECESSION OF VIRGINIA.
Preparations for the Defence
Of the Capital,
~, &ey &ss


War DEE lRrMEyr, WASHINGTON, April -, 1861.
SRUnder the act Of Congress for calling forth the
militia execute the laws Of the Union suppress nsur
rections, repeI invasions &C., approved February 49,
17sS, have the honor to request your Excelency to
cause to be Immediately detached from the militia of
your State the quota designated in the table below,
serve as infantry rifemen for the period Of three
months, unless sooner discharged.
Your Exceency will please communicate to the
time at about which your quota win be expected az its
rendezvous, IL will be met practicable by
officer officers to muster II into the service and pay
the United States At the time the oath o. fidelity
the United States will be administered every officer
and man.
The mustering officer will be instructed to receive no
under the rank Of comm ssioned officer who Is In
years apparently forty five under eighteen
who is not in physical strength and vigor.
TABLE OF QUOTAS.
OFFICERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
FIFTH BRIGADE N. y. :. MIu1l
nnnnut 80 Anril Ia IaAl
THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

Trere were no vistcrs to the Navy Yard yesterday,
rain storm and strong northeast wind eestu,y
stsaning the prevalent curiosity in thst direction For
the nearly all oatdoor work was suspended
Operations continued In the several workshops aad fac
tories with unabacd vsor, however and good deal Of
inside was done board the wabash the Roanoke
and the Savannah Nothing however, was done 70 th,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17
RECRUITING FOR THE ARMY.

Notwithstanding the very wet weather-for even re-
cruitDg appears to be subject to atmospheric influence
business TO day in Chatham street very brick thr
teen men being enlisted and transferred 10 Governors
Tsland-a number very much above the ordinary daily
average. Applicants were not as numerous or late,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17
THE WAR FEELING IN BROOKLYN.

The popular feeling n the sister city, though quietly
manifested continues strong for the government, and
tie military up and doing, making preparations for
responding 70 the rquiston OF the President. Tho
SEVENTEEN regiment. commanded by Col. Samuel Gra-
ham, and composed mostly OF adopted citizens and demo
Gratis in favor TO man, Of fighting for the mante
nance Of the Union. The seventetb determined 70
sink party politics in their duty to the whole country
Col Abel Smith has rendered the services OF the rhr.
teenth regiment.
Among other signs Of the popular feeling Is the move
men which is on foot TO raise volunteer battalion, TO
be styled the Union Volunteers list has been opened
for enlistment at the present headquarters, No 3fff
Atlantic street, where communications from other voun
tter organizations may be addressed Recruitment lists
have been also opened various points Of the city
We have received the following note from Brigadicr
General Crooke:-
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
FTyTn BRIGADE N. y. :. MILITIA,
BROOKLYN, April 10, 1901
In the HERALD OF this morning. IN an aItcle headed
war Feeling ip Brooklyn J find thesc words.- .
Colonel Bennett OF the Twenty eighth regiment, IN
foymed Brigader General Crooke, yesterday morning,
,bai his command would support the government"
n i strange tnt such language should have been used
in This connection, for there no more reliable ocer
than colonel Bennett, any more unquestonabe aud
nearly spporers Of the government than the Twenty
ashtk regiment The Fifth brigade has never had any
shades OF difference about Its duty or allegiance
PHILLIP s CROOKE,
Brigadier General, Fifth Brigade.
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those who did present themselves were Of superior

but those who did present themselves were Of superior
caes
In Cedar street only two were ecnsted rhe dra-
goons In Hudson stree. had three
recruiting office win shortly be opened ia Philadei-
pha and it than probable that the br inch offices
Cherry and South streets in this city, which were
closed in December last, viii be reo opened
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

duty to the country.
Captain Barclay observed that he in the same po-
sition Captain Memson, but Judging from the FEELING
manifested by the at drill on the previous evening
he certain they would be ready when called upon.
Lieutenant Brown reported that eight men belonging 70
his company ready.
Captains Christie, Morrison and Reid reported favora-
bly, Of their respective companies
SERGEANT Cerke said II was his belief that the regiment
ready 10 mn 60 wherever the stars and Stripes
led them.
II moved by Lieutenant Colonel Elliott seconed by
Lieutenant McNic and unanimously
Resolved, That tender services TO the Governor
10 be at the dspoeal OF the federal government 10 go
anywhere we may be ordered
Moved by Lieutenant McNie, seconded and unanimously
Resolved, That two commissioned officers be sta
TONED a one OF the city arsenas TO receive recruits Tor
the regiment and that due notice thereof be published IN
the city newspapers for at least one week.
Tho meeting then adjourned - this evening, with re-
quest that there be full attendance Of officers non
commissioned officers and privates.
sEvENTY.FIRsT REGIMENT pRiLL--A UNION DEMON
sTRATI0N-ADDREss OF COLONEL vosBURG.
The regular battalion drill Of the seventy.frs, regi
ment Colonel vosburg commanding took place last eve
ming at the Arsenal corner Of Thirty nfh street and
Seventh avenue In spite Of The rain the drill was W.T.
messed by crowded and brilliant assembage and hun
dreds Of ladies were present About one hundred anf
eighty members Of the regiment we're on duty When
at the opening Of the DRILL the American flag wss brought
in, the regmental band struck up the "star spingel
Banner the soldiers checred, and the entire % ~
blage rising mdsse, shouted, waved hats an bsna
kerchiefs and hurrahed with the greatest enthusiasm
This repeated at the conclusion Of the dfl;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

The rendezvous for your state win bo at New York,
Albany and Elmira.
have the honor 70 be, very respectfully your obe-
dent servant SIMON CAMERON Secretary OF War.
10 his Excelency T. D. MoRoaS, Governor OF New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17
H r w A r.

4 H il w A n.
Important News from
Washington.
he Military Programme Of
the Government.
Extraordinary Enthusiasm Throughout
the 00nntry.
llacrity in 0beying the Presidents
Call to Arms.
.----,-~~-.
rhe Metropolitan Militia Vol
unteering for the War.
The Governor Of Maryland
Loyal to the Union.
the NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.
Thirty Men Killed at Fourt M0ultrie
During the Battle.
Departure Of the Federal Fleet
for New York.
Major Anderson and His Command
on Board the Baltic.
The Southern Ports Not Yet
BlOckaded.
How the Rebel Cabinet Received the
Presidents Proclamation.
EXPECTED SECESSION OF VIRGINIA.
Preparations for the Defence
Of the Capital,
~, &e., -.
rm CALL ON rHE STATES FoR $4,000 rboors
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-30

0ewebte Suit. - SIM Muleum 3u Qone
con btfnoet lib gepebte Quft, etn glame, Den Die
gtngebDrenen pteiem 1ewebe geben, pelAe aus
Supien ltammt uno aus etnem 6anDse1pinnlt BON
10 unglaubIicber Senbett 9efertiet TT, oab Elm
einjgss Yfuno aus etnem 5aOen beitebt, Der cine
gdn9e RON is en9ilAen Neilen bat. Diele
Bewsbts 2uft it 70 fetn pab man pas 0emebe
gar ntAt bemertt, rpenn man es angeIeuGtet auf
Gem Nllen auabreitet. Oas @elptnnt lit ubrt@
gers on Belnbsit vOn Den GnganOern purA Mias
hinenalbett mob lbertrOffsn m0rOeH, cenn lie
9aben als @urteittat Elm SaumpCQenaarn ae
lppnnen, pOn wtlcbsm Der 6aOen etne Q1nae BON
176 enBItidea Wsilen bat. Snpeb lit man bier
BET Gem @'eRlnnlt ttben 9ebltsben; ss gu rpsben
bat man ntdat permU6t.
Der r3urnunterrtHt H t lOq in rem bos
6lten bDbeen unp nteoeren SAulen 10 rOte an
Shuuebrer Semlnarten ais perstnDliher I'm.
terrtAaaeaenltanO einSefiibrt perpen. gu Die
lrm 3wedt fnnD tilr3llA cine @onferen3 In &arlss
rupe SEatt. tn melher Elm OtttslteD Der Ober~
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ben betOen &elersnten itber Das GpltsAulween,
ces epan9eliihen unD tatbUlilAen Oberttrhene
ratbs, etnem lurnIebrer unD Dem Director ether
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ten 5urnweenS lOl in Die 0auD elmer belcnpers
su ptelem 3mede al errt6tenoeu BebSroe (9Mrn
ratb) SeIest neroen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-30

iiA 10 genau gu betr1Aten, boB er nod In let-
uem leBten StitnDletn, penn lhun Ietn leibt6
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8enoltten 8euer elan3enben braunen Nueen
lhil0erte lbm rann lein test9es titles 9e6en nit
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Berg NIT tbren 6reunrea Su tbm beriiberf6men
ND er nod in leinen alten 1a9en ben ySanpes-
pater" nsit t9nen anlttmmsn niilIe.
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ipraA auf 5srena's 9eltrt5es Nbsnteuer nit benz
frtmpeu Naler unO fraete cen pfarrer ob er
iid pieaeiGt mod aus alter 3eit etnes tunaen
WteniAsu ettnnere, Der ais onaebenper Wortrdt-
maler 3upstlen bon Mannbeim aus tn pas Dolf
rnO Das Yforrbaus 9efOmmen mare; benn eben
jener fremre Nlahn, Den Serena am eeItriaen
AbenO geieben unp 9eprOGen babe, bebaupte, er
ielber iei Der jun9e Wlenl6 9epser.
(5Ortlesun9 fClSt.)
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Summer 283.
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felbt. 90. AGO @'9tr.. unterbalb g. Ctr. entaese,
senOmmsn.
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