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, 1861-01-22
From Warrington.
Especial dispatch to the Cincinnati Commereial.1
" t411IsFca1As Inn


WARRINGTON, Jan. 20.
Gen. Scott will not permit armed companies
to come here On the 9Th Of March, to attena
the Inauguration of Lincoln, whether they
come from the North or the South. The sap
pcrs and miners n11ivcd here this morning
from West Point, and have taken quarters
II n d1 The Dist1ist,s t; a1moFy; Three companies
Of Baltimore, the chief Of the police Of fhat
city, has assured Mayor Berret that ther,.
will be no fuss. A Democratic ex-Mayor
from Chicago Is here, to buy ten Thousand
10000 rides for Mississippi, receiving one
4oll91 Per Eiae as his commission; The Sc
graphed all over the South TO stop proceedings
until tile Union Of Southern States is effected.
They art afraid Of var now. l. Florida gen
s1rlnan te1cyraphed here that he was prepared
t. take a Fort, and received for answer not to
do any such thing. It Is for the same reason
that Major Anderson is now treated iu more
friendly manner. The Commissioner Of South
Carolina {Col Hay ne) sent propositions yes
tcr1ay to the President They are very mode
rate. Tho President Immediately called the
Cabinet together, md 1t was tEo hours in scs-
zion. No secedins senators are nowadays
yjsitin. the White House The yn1ue Of Fed
cral property in Pensacola Is $4,000. Mr.:
6cgur, member Of the Legislature Of Tir-
giuia, says she will not eecede before March.
Iht same IS the cnse, at worst, with Maryland.
Cntendan't Fntrsotic dtcaay.tlun lint n
was Glad to know that Holt was ctercionist
enough to sustain Anderson, astonishes South
crn Scnators. Crittenden said the government
which dared not use coercion when necessary,
was worthless.
[Spccial Dispatch to tho Cincinnati Gazette.1
WAsH1xoTox, January %, 1861.
The extremists yesterday asserted positively
that Fort Sumter would be Immediately at
tackled, owing to the failure Of the AJminis-
tsaiion to compromise matters, hut the report
tonight Ia that Col Hayue, Commissioner
from South Carolina, sent d Communication t.
the President, asking TINT afla;rs at Charleston
bc SLOWED 10 remain in statu quo, to Which the
latter consented. This pnis matters on j
pcaceable :oct.ng for the present.
1t Is understood that Major Anderson will
not inter:'rc with the ingrcss or cgress OF
vessels 1t Charleston.
The slc.~siouiets ore greatly annoyed at
Holt's confirmation.
The sccrc:aEy Of State has notified Foreign
1diuist5ts .hat no clcaranccs Of foreign ves
scls ly any authority than the United States
will be recngnized aud the payments Of duties
md imp SITS, except to regular officials, will
bc regsrd.'': IL 1nispaymeuts.
The P: -.lt..t has resolved 10 veto the
Pacific X ..!.uAi liH On the ground Of the dis
nb1ed coH ifio1 Of tle Treasury.
Tic Collector of Charleston tas paid over
the balance to Government
, 1861-01-22
THE CITY,

C17r rBRDEwK11.-Thcrea are less than fo1t7
inmates in Brldeweli 1T the present time.
DEATH or An OLD C1r1zEN.-Co1. VIM. H.
Dsyis, an old and well known citizen, died at
his residence in the West Division yesterday
morning.
, 1861-01-22
Cbiraqp Tribtttte.


To Mail Subscribers. .H
1he date On ths slip On which your name Is
printed, tells when your subscription runs out.
Kaep N ere emit.
, 1861-01-22

XVONtt AA0kH%N Ax&N&k%
WE, ,'ths undersigned, bels1tpe cur country IN
|anger, our dag inaulted, II Tho Constitution
iolated, call upon the Younf ten Of Chicago, Of
ha age Of thirty years, and uner who are opposed
o Al concessions aud eomprosdse Of Freedom ia
;lsrery, to meet with III, 1t Metropolitan Hall, On
'tidsy Evnning, January nd R1es1, Tor the pur-
nose Of inauzurat1ng moYau tor the organisa
lon Of the Young Men Of thsf atfnu In defapos Of
he Constitution and the Unia as they ars.
Wells H Blod3ett, GeufEr H. Fo1srth.
}. ". Whittle, 3ed&e r. Edgar,
evils b. Davis, FdEFaI3er,
Horace White, F. AEAhSott.
vm. s. Cadman, Ia Buell.,
lem. 4. Loonnie, ], 813s1lArd,
i Eieoaoesp xaaspS%saII %aIIter E & I SSasesnna sea%naou.
.awrenca s. Bexrd4Iey, C. Mi6ck1eford,
!. ". Merrill. II. R18Hnner.
). 8. Rebank5, Thna3a2 Creswell
q. L Keen. Hent& u. smith,
=. r. Latabce, r. N0unham,
( q. Broes, A. 43dknith,
]. J. Willing, In fade,
|. T =. s" H.saf! %infz.. %nf@ & amin,
F. BEaGket, WAt@ 8lawson,
[ohn Anderson. 8. HtzFhback,
5. ". McCoJ, j.. HTlark.
J. ?: Williston. Be!as1d Nygant,
ssom sso; ": . French. 1.qt4 g; King
!. =. .Lathrop. s.H31sFsh,;
J: y S'!as; ae:t.. Mtfa.asa!gi RMtaazt gi:v.a;
:h.s. Ss i 4 eha5ddl.r. S.Ysafasas. ai &C.
J. ?, Limit WHOA Rems,
!: p: Williams z. ATalbot,
William Metlar, J.OHgclow,
!. G. Bradley, 3. L4ohnson.
, y. Wood, Johu1. HoWeA,
;JEus T. Wasd, Thoq.as =: Fargo,
|. T. =. Anson, @. HWi1liams.
y. qHgEs, F. .oHantington,
:: Buckley, Joh4R. Gibbs,
;. 4. Durnhank, ]. eaddtles,
ames +. Whittle, /. E3I,elter,
!. Cow1es, nc8Eliat,
barnard Thomas, WmQninton,
e E i a:axs,' sss*'' ass@ @6 YSss'a:s; Ss:ss3ss;a,
/. i: Anderson. eh1fs5: stlaunbu.g.
\ r Miller, Geo&W. Jenner,
ohn o3.HsHii Z: Wsikin., s.T@e1sWssisth, @Reo%sss
l. P. Thompson. J. 06taring,
J. B. Griffin, 4. AfkeuhaSy,
|. NoTthrup, ". T. Town,
!. 3. Aiken, EdNGa johnson,
y 3. Glsy, l. 1fgage,
}. F. Warren, Lou& Cans,
!. b. Lester, II. Qeassop,
Vm. z. Nedilf, R. TCadwei1,
}. ]. Hynes, y. EBrowne1l,
3eorge Throop. 8t134&B. Allen.
!. R. King, ". &6ailey.
t. H, Bryant, A.H Symonds,
}. B. q. Lock. Fre& q, CIapp.
J. 3. Smith. e. RJ1on Porter,
/ 8. Barnes, Chk& F, Griswold.
! 3. Wethertfi. II. q. BFafnard,
). II. Dewey, r. ludman,
:has- A. Gregory, ". T. Adama.
]. B. Keeble. H. H Adams.
I. q. Thomas, jobfH. Small.
Ohm, Gardner, s. &W. Marah,
:. E. Whitcomb. W l. Hart,
!. W. Mcconnell, JohntW, 9tolx.
Ienrt Turner, ]. HFuut,
Vn1. Van Vleet, R.E Bancroft,
;. ". Be1deu, R. Euker Pie:ee.
!. CaHapbcu, Hszf1 Adder,
Y. q. Gutter, Mos8s Barker,
|. c. Reed, MIX Buchanan,
!. Gould. ". kAtodef.
/ #. Petit, Lyu8C Huntington.
ames B. Stor1, D. Il R8nney.
llonEo r SEXTON Qef&111rffner
, 1861-01-22

TIE CHICAGO AcApExr or MEp1oAx. SCI
1EacE.-At the late annual meeting Of the Chi
cago Academy of Medical Science last week,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year;
PREatpEST, Dr.. James Hloodgood. 7ee.PrtSi-
dent, Dr.. Thomns Bevan. Recording secretary, o.
McAiister. Treasurer, Dr. WI. Scott 1euniston.
Trustee. Dr.. 4. Fisher. Committee on Medical
Edueation, D.. VIM H. Dyford, Dr.: J.. ". Fresr,
Or. II. c. Harnuaill, Dr.. N. s. Davis Dr.. E. Powell
Committee On Admissions, Dr.. j. W!ckersham.
Dr.. Il. ". Jones, Dr, s. e. Blake.
, 1861-01-22

II. C. r. r. AponT1oSMEsT.-J. @. /.
Bean well, widely, and popularly known as a
railroad man, has been appointed General Pas
senger Agent Of the Michigan Central R. R,
and has come to reside in this city.
, 1861-01-22

DEATH or Az OLD C1r1zEs.-Col VIM. H.
Dsyis, an old and well known citizen, died at
his residence in the West Division yesterday
morning.
TIE BrssE11 CAsE.-In the Superior Courta
motion is pending for change of venue In tho
suit against ]. ". Blssen in the we'll KNOW,
Rock Island bridge case.
II. C. r. r APPoRTIoSMEsr.-J. @. 1.
Bean well, widely, and popularly known as a
railroad man, has been appointed General Pas
sepger Agent Of the Michigan Central R. R.,
and has come to reside in this city.
HORACE GREErET's Lrorunc.-Tho next
1ecturc before the Young Mems Association
will be delivered on Thursday evening By
Horace Greeley. He 1ecturcd at Adrian on
Saturday night, and at Jackson, Mich, last
night
WrsA4, THE W1zAEo.-Wyn1n d-cv til
last week. He could not help it, The people
woul; come. Kingabury uall was full every
night. Wymnn will try 1t another week. Il
will be so throughout He has no superior in
his lima
-
POLICE AAT1ERs.-h yesterdays Police
Court several parties were aued unts'
the peddllug ordinance, for selliugtwenty-
i've cent enTeloles .... Frank Cowlcy IVES
fined $40 for stealing coal aud selling it for
liquor "A variety OF petty cases ofthe class
es OF drunk and dtsordcrly were disposed Of.
,xx. ..--.. 11-
e. Sa,,s@ ,,ar -.h,s, .ras -,a..ao.ss 49, 49,. 49, s 49,
-. 80. ;,,,,.. ~, T.-~
s'@"' - AAA' ~ W D>
wy e'e1.ns 'auay ~ u.s me''s toola,
e,lue4 INN Anu '."e11on s.4eete' Ie' a''
"ao aie aset.ous u !o'nlps ~" eA'ss W p'e-
sent oh 'ae n'se ssc@ns-
PHILHARMONIC CoScEn1.-Wc understand
that the Philharmonic Society have completed
arrangements with Mad, Fabbri, Nj. Mulder
and Slcuor Abelli to give grand extra con-
cert, in connection with the full orchestra Of
the Society, on Monday evening next, the whole
~ nc unae' l''o '4ee't'A u Asa''9 o''A'AA~
Tur CAMPBELL M1ssrnr1s.-Thts original
burlesque opera and inimttable extravaganza
troupe of artists made their appearance last
night at metropolitan Hall, and wero greeted
by q crowded house, They give another enter.
tainmcnt this evening ut the same place. For
thc blues, dyspepsia and negriuas generally,
take dose of Campbell
1o,,.-o, .,, r.I~,,- ~,,--,,-Ax., urr-
~ a .,s-~.1 .s.I,,,,s -,aat,rn - ~ uo1,.
.r.ssa,.aa III -. ,..,d ~ Rev III,
49,. as..,,.,.- - ~ a,o,oo,- xrhe. ". ,rnna,
1u'e e a,,, ~ .:..os 49, .dd.asa.. w - ~, t,'s
ANtQAk "AA NC fAG8<*AANN1 NA< ~~>N~ ~1~% - "4~
, 1861-01-22

TIE BrssE1l CAsE-1n the Superior Courta
motion is pending for change Of venuc In tho
suit against ]. ". Blsseu 5n the we'll known
Rock Island bridge case.
, 1861-01-22

DIED.
In this city, 1Gu stst EDWAKD EATuAEIKI4
aked nse months Hnd elaht days, youngest child Of
Otto H. and En- II II. Anderton
Funeral from IS Indiana street. At r. Il t9 aaE
In thts city. saturday jag l9tn q pipth<ra GRACE
man, 4. ed - months Aud u deys.
, 1861-01-22

State Trustee Of the Illinois and mlch.
1@hn Canal.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune:
SrRMGF1E1D, Jan. Fl, 1861.
Cor. Yates has appointed MARTIN Il. Cas-
SELL, Esq, Of Jacksonville, state Trustee Of
the Illinois and Michigan Canal for the ensu-
ing two years.
, 1861-01-22

C.. Il. 80R1HKH,~ Adre1isiag Agen&, g Dear
hrn It,. Is aad&oTfEsd to 9eesios
GA5s and al ia Leading Hnpkr1 a. GhS NortAu<sf
, 1861-01-22

HORACE GREE1ET's LEorunc-Tho next
lecture before the Young Mems Association
will be delivered on Thursday evening By
Horace Greeley. He 1ecturcd at Adrian Oh
Saturday night, and at Jackson, Mich, last
nipht
, 1861-01-22

~ See advertisement of J. r. Bx1eriy in m
other column. It Is, u It states, something uaw.
jaqast
"Au should not hil to road tbs advertisement
OF Prof. Wood ID tod1J'a papAr. ss60
, 1861-01-22

~Ca11 On Dubois at 1903 Desrborn street, base
ment OF Portland Block, and get your Sign Paint
ing done cheaply. dec123A
, 1861-01-22

Observation-Disclosures and others desiring to
supply themselves with Valentines, are referred to
the ADVERT cuuent Of McSally d Co, in another
column. Their stock is good aud prices reasona
blc
, 1861-01-22
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCURSION,
Tae Chicago and milwaukee Qe3ega-
ionB On route.



Representing respectiye1y the Board Of Trade
- No 49, ~ 11'"1s =
OF Chicago, and the Chamber Of Commerce Of
Milwaukee. lefk the station of the Pittsburgh.
r,rt u,,,,. e. r,h,..,. p.,,...a r,.......
roil "I3Ho O. In!ca33o haalfoaa company, ea
ercn,s,on f-o,, ~. N,r+h-..t :. ~. .;.;t ,,1,a
EXCURSION from Tue Nof1n"est 10 Inc Vlslt palo
our cities somc weeks siace by the very large
and resnectar,e dc,eo,tfon ren,aaentfnr ~.
~"o 'f'o "eAoe"ao1 'ep'eeeut"2 eao
business community Of the city Of Brotherly
Aose
The Milwaukee delegation reached this city
ny Inc forenoon tram yesterday we append
the fuu LIST of both delegations as prepared by
.usu sa ...ssss ana aaa eo,ieeseu ~ oas lepot.
Valparaiso M lust evening: 40 ~~N''''A '''D -
The train lets the Union Station at $50 aud
1877 ~ sao IT, A,' ,sha,a l ...+n Issa ~ ,a.t ~
I1nt' ~ ON. aAe WHO'S party, "nen LAST
heard OF, were in the highest spirits, aud look
ing forward with muen pleasure to tho trip be.
fore them. The party Il as folloWB:
rur fuJracn mr. pnan1ou
80 -.e.,e I1 wv
lsa mna Z; Anan a tesldent Cmcago Board Of Trade
OF MUM q Scott, grain elevator,
, 1861-01-22

Gas sFHruAxs,-1am daily receiving from tho
factories Large invoices Of new and beautiful pat
terms Of Frunch and American styles Of Chande~
ners. also general stock Of fixtures suitable for
lkiuds OF fbul1dings, which are 10: sale at whole
sale or retail. 1ery low, It Is Clark st.
Jan. q. 10d 3. n. WuMAnzH.
, 1861-01-22

cago Academy of Medical Science last week,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year; .
dent, Dr. Thomas Bevan. Recording Secretary. Or,
+. I. Holmes. Corresponding Secretary, Dr. J.
Trustee Dr. T. Rshe4 ~ On Meae
Education, DR.. VIM. H. DJford, Dr. !. ". Fresr,
Or. Thomas Eeran. Committee on Medical Ethics,
Committee On Admissions. DR.. j. Wickersham.
Dr. Il. ". Jones, DR.. s. e. Blaka.
CHICAGO MEenAsrcs' INSTITUTE In
stituto will hold an adjourned meeting this
evening at the Institute rooms for the purpose
Of devising the best means Of paying It's cut
standing liabilities; also to take further action
with regard to securing the location Of the an-
nual State Fair at Chicago. 4 full attendance
is desired h. D. FRENCH, Rec. Sec.
AssAuLT.-A mnn named Augustus Marin
WAS held in $500 bail in yesterdays Police
Court for assault With deadly weapon. j.
SIXTH wAnn.-Thc Republicans Of the 9Th Ward
will hold mcetln: 1t the house OF l. H. Weber On
Wednesday evoning, I'D, At X O'Clock, On NIL
waukee avenue, for the purpose Of organizing tho
club, and aleetins ofacars for the ensuing year.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and others de'iFtng to
supply themselves with Valentines, are referred to
the ADVERT cment OF McSaly d Co. in another
column. Their stock is good and prices reasora
bic.
nr<r>1es 1ec,-c. r,ow -It :. ,rr,rt.1no ~ ,,,,-
b,c1hpt for fev ve.ra .rd ..e ,rh,, r,,ia .t,da,
hnstocs, and tora t,1on e,orc tbc ,r,-1
Inrt sid ~ %fa$ a1a
pr,nb ord the .tr.m.h;n Tb,. ,-.nd cxn, ns,on
y, hr.ine,. h-o9a ,,,, T. rho n..a,s,, ~ r.,,h,o
had. ,nd hon1s N ro,drrt ora co,tro1 T. rrr
young men should be 80 educated and trained that
taeg eoulo take nold "hete tnetf 1aaness lease GU
anu etss 1os"afo ano perfect 1ae cFea' eo1esprsea
1 NV ~o4uek4 .,. VI business
eonsso ~ ~ important au1nA1, ~. preparing
5ouns neA ~ 1ne fu1pons1plo posl.1ons 1ue, Ate
"oesups' ~ "c.l Ano"n ~ 'saos t.at e'ef5
holds good when applied to these institutions
There arc those who claim to do every thing douSe
when siaale enterprise ia found to be too wieldy
| for them to manage successfully 4 thorough bu-
stness education as foundation. with honor indel-
ibiy stamped upon It, Is sure passport to Success
GEORGE suNEEn's LECTURE oS sPAN.-On
] tomorrow "wednesday evening, Geo. Sum-
| mr. E.o hv .nrr,,1 inv1t,+3on rane,te hin
,a,t,ro ~ {. ar.;,u f,r 4he hsra8+ of tho
.es1.Ae w 1p@@"' AoA tDo Ds"eA" ~ 'oo
|
"AS1fb-py one VINO nas haa eons1oefanle e8-
pefaenee In ootn inc editorial ana mecnanlcal &c
| Parsnents, permanent onainess connecaon WIN
some estaonsneo paper Aaofeas bo3 114' hs-
nar5, NO. u"
|
| .Coltsfoot Aock Candy, the English remedy Tor
cor. Randolph and 8tnte.
oAs AsfAAfo34s'-A1 Ill oaay 1ecsls"s 1tom sne
4.-,, ~ rr,o,t .,a A,,.,;.,, ,tx,.. ~ rrh.nd.-
| u.r. .z..., .-..... ..,..,,. -.
.1t.,s. ...s,.s,.a. ~n,.h - -. -.a's ~
| sala or rrt.,1 rr-v 1ou .t * e,,rt q
| Jsc ~ nj H1 wn~,n-
.|s..e.1] @1.,. ~. 'e1 :" y' D1assss Aua
~ ,he a.h,,s ths. ss ,sn .a - ~
from his old stand corner or Randolph and nr.r.
, 1861-01-22

WAN TED-To buy for cash, a
W stock Of DTuEA toxether NTH the tood vin''
ct Dir paying tade. A loeat'on within ID miles Of
Chicago ptofsied. AddreA stating amount Of rtock,
'H. H ~" Tribune Once ts1Itu
, 1861-01-22

GEoRaE suNsEn's LECTURE or SRAM.-On
tomorrow {Wednesday] evening, Geo. Sum-
ncr, Esq, by special invitation, repeats his
lecture on "8pain," for the benefit Of the
Ministry at Large,
, 1861-01-22

. AssAuLT.-A man named Augustus Martin
was held in $500 bail in yesterdays Police
Court for assault With deadly weapon j.
SIXTH WAnD.-Ihe Republicans Of the 9Th Wayd
will hold mcetln: 1t the house OF /. Il. Weber On
Wednesday evening, I'D, 1t ~ O'Clock, on NIL
waukee avenue, for the purpose Of organizing tho
club, and eleetins ofacars for the ensuing year.
WIZ. AHHCuk1E, Secretary.
, 1861-01-22

wAs1Ep-by one who hss had considerable ex-
perience In both the editorial and mechanical de-
partmcuts, . permanent business connection With
some established paper. Address Box ia, Elk
hart. Ind. St.
, 1861-01-22

pRYAN HALL-C,ark street,
II Opposite the Court House. Chicago H.
Eminent muslctsne prononrce tAis Ell unsurpassed
By my Hall n the ucion Ia In tts.
Acoustics and General AppoJntment4
1t will seat a1 more pefsoR. thaa auy other Hall n
the Etty-by accurate count acd report Of CARTER
BAUER. Architects.
The ualn Audience Room Is On tho hr.t door. t.
entrance being Clark STREET. the Xreatesf thorough
fire In the city opposite Court House square, yet tie
Hall has retired. a11rt locatton tn the Ee4r:
Ample IL srtts and eXrest-a1 feet OF doorway to
Clark street Aod Court Place.
TIC la!l contains the uealy National Gallery, vacct
commissioned BY CoasIess 70 paint setIss of H,est
contains the identical great picture rea tue gold
Es9al ". awas!sd at stc Wer!dt Far tE Parts; so
Presidents - Lhce1r inclusive. a. we'll ~ OF nany
cthct illastsioue ArueEacana- b. Htally.
!Eere Il tpaedou! Lower !l2ll tot FAIRS Fted7a!A
Balls and the like. Its provided 9Ith dressing roca,
Msc2,eM cooid2s store, numerous tables &cy SC
Both Ha1la, CT either. ca1 b fr9ttd !or Cocerfts
Lectures, E1hhlt:ens, Pals aaa the lSe .Ppisea
utn t.. T003 BARBOUR EEfAS.
nolstl1y QElce In tho Bul1tItnNA
, 1861-01-22

T OST-Between Marine Bank and
- the Pot QMce. ab- ut Il o'ceek this da-, Saw
Tho hndtr Will b4 uberay Fexard.d by delivering ha
book - tho oWnar 1t II Superior st:eet fapktAal
9nztxH -
, 1861-01-22

.Coltafoot Rock Candy, the English remedy for
Hoareeness and Throat dieeases. Sold by Sargent,
COZ, Randolph and Stnt<.
, 1861-01-22

WT1AA, THE W1zAEo,~Wynan drew :all
last week. He could not help it. The people
woulf come. Kingabury uall was full every
night. Wymnn will try it another week. Il
will be so throughout. &c has no superior in
his lima
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

From W Warrington.
WAsniSGros, Nv. l.
lSpecial TO the Chicago Tribune
Major General Mcclellan tonight issues the
following order:
lIE.porARrgRs op TIE ARMYt
WAsuINGr1N, -. 9. Ney. leol.
GENERAL ogDER No ..
Ia acc riaucr with General Order No ~, from
the W AZ Department hereby a-su command
OF the armies ot Ulitei States. In tho in.ist
o the din .uties which encompass and dlgide The
nation, es,tatioh and sell dIstrust may vel nc
ANY the a.suG4pts u of ssst u Iesp ,a>tbtl-
ty tut oonh4ir (, a. do, ~ tue ioyaty disc ne
AMI courage vi our troops, ami tei4e,iaS as DO,
that Providence WILL iaTur "a ju.tcsuse, cannot
doubt that success " Ii crown our effort. AID
iIh.es The army W II uni VIII me IN the !.el-
lug II regret that the WEI ,ht OF many years anl
the efec. oi increasing ihi siit'es uttac ea aud
o. ~ fed III his cauatrs'- service, -hvUii j-st
nul tue great st4dist oi
ION the nero rho IN b, 0el fais7a high
the reputation OF his county IL the heli q IA
adj, wnicA he sapctitiei ~ his bio d vito IN
more ma ure yeats rove 10 ae aer tAat amer
lcan shiii aud y4lor could repeat, i nat ec.&pse,
the exploits ol Iortt1 IL q { aui d the " at zA-
mas, whose whole IL has be devoted T. tAe
selvlce u his county whose wh.ie enerts hare
been dlrccted To uphod our hontr at the snla.iest
sacrifice Ot ilte warn who Ssprnet tb" :. III u
g.ories the bAttle field, rs great faculties
u "A statesman coEli De tM "a 4td uOfe Pr At8btA
fer his c ,uniry a clllzeE Who IL tls Icetlhih5
years has gwen 10 tn void a most shinilg ln-
stance OF osalty III dlsre.aralng al tres of niith
aud eli nsing sui tae cause ot truth and honor.
Su th ha. been the such The chaTaC er, OF
N,nted scott, wnutn II has iona. been the aeiight
81 tae latlo 10 honor uptii a and sol! !4leT
While We regret his loss, there II one thing Ne
cannot resret-the br ght IL V!c he u fo-
our enht ttIon Lei Ii, ali nope and pray thAs ms
declining Years my be pass IN peac" aLi haF-
piness, ana that he may DC cnecred by tho -u.-
| cess oi tie cousty AID the cause lie has r.. .hi
Tor and lov-d well. Rcyun! aIl that, let u DO
nGth ng tn hat can cause hlm ~ blush tor Let
ne deto,t oi tie amy he nas - ious lHmtneit,s
embit,er his r. day, but lt sictaries .IiLu
uate the close oi d lie grand.
Signcdj Gko. e. NttLELLAA,
MAJ Ger. ContufrIiAI l :. 4.
Gen. NeCleilar has a s.umcA con mand. Gen.
Scot having retired to-day. he psesi .ent i Id
him that he position as gnei him 1T the
suggestion Il Ten. scot, n d with the HI
nous orcurre ce of the Cabinet. He has ts-.ir!
oTder VII eroin he reviews {, Sc IL military
lite and expressing the t.i that no de-ea Iaa,
cloud 1t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
IA and Notary Public. No. Nickoli- Block, Das
enport. lava. mars #
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

CONFIDENCE MAN.-Our city was
honored OH Saturday by vis:t from young
man Of dign,iiei mien and portly bearing. VITO
rather distinguished himself as the sequel viii
reveal.
We shall introduce him TO our reader. in
ths, popular place-Jake nring's ealoon lie
walked into that resort On Saturday morning
Oar triend Jake imagined that he detected il
the young man former acquaintance with
hom he was familiar in the city Of Be'lvihe
Jacob acting npon the ides. greeted hin
warmly, with, Why. how do you do. ol f-l-
low--glad to see you p The young man drew
back, rather ss,onished at the iaforma!ity Of
the saluiatiou, and in or,ned Jake thathe was
mistaken. Jake declared that he was not ;
but the stranger preeisted and said, No, cir ;
| am not the man | am q son Of Gen. Rose.
crarz"
"The devil, you say"-eaid Jake, aatonished
at the honor Of greeting con OF the dlstin
glishsd General, and forthwith commenced en-.
tertainng hin ia the most hearty style. He
took the young General about through town.
introducing him to his friends; aud fiualiy
, brought up at Lahrmann's, here refreshments
we're ordered in gorgeous proiusion. lhe
| party, consisting Of several gentlemen. were
slipping their vine and talking Of the cs!sbrst
ed General aud military matters OF high or.
| der, generally. when in came member Of the
Iowa First Mr.. Sthumer-who immediately
resos nized ths stranger as . live "secesher
which hs had seen IL jaii at the st. Louis Ar
ssnal Mr. s. confro,t ted the young General
and told him his Impressions lie hustled Or
ss fret and talked daggers. but his adversary
not being muaa. alarmed. nailed him to hl'
true position. and procured HE arrest. much te
the chagrin Of the knot Of admirng friendl
who considered the hemse yes 30 greatly hcnored
by his august presence. Constable Abel took
h:m to the .sdiutant's office, where be vas re
isio.d f"r while, bus there being no diiec
proof hpo0 which 10 hold h,m, he was let Ctt
He had nothing Of Importance upon bis per
son, excepting some thirty five cents 10 coin
Our German friend viii lock out the nexl
! cell, aud The young man will take warning not
/ to ..,smp. to oas' Aiusslt Of ior more than hi
| 10 worth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
.vOlice.

1THE HOLDERS UF LOTS IN OAKDALE
i Cemetery hereby notified that wooden
ences are MT allowed be placed upon any OF the
lots in said Coz etary and all 9th r material i'm
provemenis upon lots. must oe inane IN
with the rules Of the Company |, is the design
of the Com, amy to place stone corners with tne
number to each lot - soon as circumstances Will
adm l.; and the erection of fences thereon would
interfere with such an arrangement.
by order Of bOAkD OF DlkECYOHS.
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