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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-04
THR DAILY PRESS.


LITTLE EEkAhS
WIN she come 10 me, little Enc
Wnishe comein my arms pea,uTiad11r
And nestle her head on my sn9nul
While the sun goes doNn
land Fme wiz ~ i~essiher.
I'd. . "a M sitiy 70 mind IT, darlng,,
When ile 10 50 hard 10 Dear
No one comforts me he my EN-,
Just I think that she d9es not
Only locks with a ais iai eenuett
Why grown people shouiue'eroIy'
while her little son arms close tishtss
Round my ueck in their Gnhgins hS,pei
Oh. . WtU.I must not crf on your nAlt, gsfri
For ny tears might iaraish the gold
fem tired of pigg TO read .sa1 dear cav:
1t is verse 70 iai y sl ~ sorrow, BtHe,
II is useless to thrust S"e''
All advice may he uiso, my darling
NM ono afNvnvs krovsit beloIei
ard The reasoning down one : sorto"
I" seems 10 make one tuitI nv MOiV'
III . u,rm, re. won't reason, will she?
Or rudeavor 10 underst ihe ...
Only holds up her mouth 70 ~ H.,
NJ she strokes ny lace WIN manu-
1,,o, b,s.l voyr riy tbing yourself dear,
Don't YOU CRY f1rt al the Sauto
--.I don't H. ink it's snoh eD1ltotti
one has only cues selIto b'aine'
o. peopie saw things can not be helped, dear,
"a Rsf. Then, that g. The reason why
10 F6r ftbirrs could be- helpsd or altered
one would uevor sit doWn 70 cry
@ They sav. too. that tears arc quite useless
~ rnd,. cmenf, or restore -
wbeS 4 fbflk LOr Useltss, my Ehei
lTbcn my tear only tsll the more.
An 10 dav | struggled against 10,
NM ihet dSes n6t make sorrow cease,
And uow, dear, &c IL sncn a sing
10 DO able TO cry 10 peace
Tbouab wise reop'e would call that folly,
~ and rtmuusttate with gTaye u%nrnrisei
wa won't MIN Uhat they say my Ethei
We never ~profe5sed to be wise.
o." r-t. tvowa a tos4On.
Vfrer. ffror than nllthOfost
That to help and O. heal "A sol row,
Love and silence sac always the best.
Well who Is m comforter? tell mel
EHe smi!gE. but rlu will not speak,
. or lok upthrough the long, curled lashts
That are shading her rosy check.
IrEbe thfr htaF ortglking Rshes,
1he blue bird or magic 4ltrecl
Pfrheus l. m thinning my dazzling,
OfsUincthing that never eau be.
long. dau't You dear, for the gcnii
90 20 WHO verc slaves Of lamps and ofrirgsl
/ 1 am scm0ttupuB afraid DEAR
O. Iwant al impossible things.
But. bark fhore is nurse calling EGie-
II is-hed. time, so run away;
Add mest 90 back, or the others
Willie wondering why | stSy.
So good Right, nv darling Ehie:
Keen harry, sweet heart, ana grow wise .
There one iiss for her golden %tresses,
And two for her SLEEPY ovts"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-04

3 CusroN AID Lkw-At the recent ceret
monies In opening the British Parliament,
The usual stockbi for 'the better regulation
Of yestries,n was read upon the arrival OF the
Queen, for the purpose Of asserting the inde'
pendence Of Parliament and as vindicatine
an ancient claim TO transact business without
waiting for the speech from the throne,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-04

DmrcF SoUTHBRH IMPeRTATqoA-The 81
vannah (Ga.) Morning NsOs states that 400
hales Of gunny bagging have been shipped
\ from Calcutta, r. l., for Savannah direct
The baggtng Is expected TO arrive in fpu
time for the coming crop.
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TBy Telegraph

= r WIIW-~NE""" ~
~PHILADELPHIA, March 2.=-Flour dull at
95 25@5 90. Wheat steady. Coffee iImi Bio ING
l3Nc. Corn dnll: new yellow 573c.; old do. 62So
Whisky advanced &c: sales at IS6@l9c.
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"AuIITON CO ION PLEASs-.
Sarah }, strider VI joseph u, suiden5E ~.
zi,BI2.-1h he defndapt Joseph y htltasa, ftat t6s
sbpya eopplainAnt hlsa her Pshtiohla khs ono.
AGAINST him, wheEein she ehsEgps th2 sele eslshf
nd sanitsFy .-snd pSSys 70 bs dlVor0ad from her
sad husband, have aiipony, her name changed q
/ Hsnfeornery. and have costss that said suit u nov
pendine iu,said Court and Unless he, the deiena'
ant, sh3ii oppsar bnOf before the 20 day OF marel
next, and sSoW good cause for delay, the sane VII
be heaTd In n abssnce, and a decree taken therein
HOBF MOORE
fe7.fWs Attorney for Petitioners
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CITY pNTs.

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM ITMAY CON
~ - II hereby given. tibet there ar
pending before the City uounon Of the city Of Oin-
cinnatf, the following Ordinances, to-wit.
To grade and McAdnmiEe, with broken stone,
Ohio avenue, from Horizons north line to q poiht
SO feet BOuthwardly.
10 grade, repair and pave, with brick, the. side
walks on Bauin-street, from Third-street TO Sixth.
street.
10 grade, repair and pave, with brick, the side.
walks on the west side of Pendleton- street, from
WoOdward-ateeet 70 Liberty-street.
To grade and rave, with Limestone, Anderson
alley, from the Whitewater Canal horth, TO connect
with the present pavement.
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances we're
twice read laid on the table, and the Clerk in
Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said Improvement to be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount OF
damages claimed, within tgo weeks after the eXpir-
alton Of the time required for the publication OF
such notice, whom the same will be taken uP for
fes.dw SAM. L. CoRwINB, City Clerk.
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Fistula tn Ano Treated

cRXgH. Wm: 9WEEsS ctn5ie IA 49,.
lar msthod Of Treatment, discovered by himseA
ABOUT eight years ago and which mas beon az
tended Witk complsto success IN. every case. BIZ
OW ms has been = oitiEsn Of Cincinnati for the
LAT tWenty. ave years, aud assures the Afnioted that
the Above IS no humbug. For further 1nformA,
tion, apply at his once and reAidence, No. so Mes
Bovenfh-st., UncinAatL. oc30=d
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b. 9. HUI, her A

EE ATragaMENT-b EFOR Il O.. r..
u HAESBLMAN, Justice OF the Peacs, Of Cinein.
natl Township, Hamilton Coqnty, ohi9. hnllsr
Nav, a firm, yiAintihs, doing business in the state
Of ohio, ". Mooney 4 Barkestone, defendants -Oa
Tic sist day Of January, 1851, said Justice issued an
order OF attachment against the property q the
sid deisndants, for the sum Of one hundred and
seventy, three dollars and sixty.nye cents ana thst
said cause 10 set for bearing on the "a day o.
March. at O'clock A. NJ, bsfpEs haid 5aati9aXY
Deisa EsbFaary I. lssA sn.eh
yUSaeyDIKs JRRRnNs VS.. q, b. oONEs,
Before IL. A. Harris, Jnatlcs Of 1.-THE Peace QfOin.
| oipnaU Townsbip, Hamilton County, Ohio On the
HE thirtieth day OF January, "A. D. 1901, said
| Juttfce issued an order Of attachment In the above
action for the sum Of hfJ oSllaIs
Cincinnati. February u 1851. fsis-s'Wi
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MTsOHE,LANNoUs
Sale of valuable Real Estate.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ BY yiptne OF an otd9r oi sale dirsctg6 TO me
tition suit pending in said Court, wherein William
T. D Snfeh5 is I %piaiITt XII, ana On Ss TgU q Ha1 and no. Ssh itS
day Of April, 1851, between the h?nrs Of ton 3,clo;k
Of the Court.house, in the City of Toledo, County Of
Lucas, and State Of Ohio, expose for sale At public
rights Of Ferriage attached to the Riparian pos
session of tracts Nos. one and tive Of the twelve
angle in the bed Of the Maumee River resulting
from the Riparian owner ship of said river tracts one
much Of the bed of the Wabash and Erie Canal as
passes. through said river tracts one and I'VE
in the Maumee River as lies opposite said river
tracts one and two, resulting from the Riparian
Also, t6o following real estate, to Wit Lot mum:
tSaT III the ss ssm sR on S gfbiek 'i IS sit %ad the old dfeSppgts
building Of the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad f;
cry Side oflot number seven 81 AItef lot mum;
and running back toward Sc cGair-street to The
renr of said lot; lots one hundred s{d pine QOgl,
eleven QID, one hundIe and nineteen lql9l, one
hundred and twenty u20 and one hundred and
line OF lot number four hundred and seventy 47Ql
and tbe Bayou or Manmee River meet, being 272
feet front on each side Of ottawa-street extension:
lots iG9 ITO and iii respectively; lot four hundred
and eighty t4S0). All of said real estate lying aud
being IN the Fort Lawrence DIVISION Ol the Oltytoi
Toledo.
Before sale, said lots ll9 and 100 will be divided
| into lots twenty feet wide, fronting on Snmmit-st:
and rum ing back to the alley, each of which will
be offered for sale separately, and said lotl09 will be
divided eQui. distant between summit and Water
streets, each half offered separately and. said lots
ITO and Ill will also be divided equi-distant between
Summit and Water, streets, and into lots twenty
| feet wide, extending from Summit-street back TO
said equi-distant line, and from Water-street to the
SAINT line, each of said lots to be sold separately.
Bids will be received for the lots fronting on sum
mit.street with a privilege to the purchaser to with:
draw the same in case he shall fail to secure the lel
in the rear fronting on Water. street. Leases have
been made of parts of said property, none OF which
extend beyond the first Of April, 1861, which will DS
ASSIGNED to purchasers.
T~erms-One-thiTd cash on all except the first foul
items balance in two equal annual payments, 80
cured by mortgage on the premises. No bids re-
ceiyed for less than two, thirds appraised value. Fol
further Information apply 70
fe24.tt #t r.T- Special Master and Receiver.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-04

ATEsT FROM PEKIN,5rHR FINAsT
IL and most varied stock Of choice greoR and
Black Teas IN the city, At FERGVs0Ah, SorAs Of
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INSURANCE.
I N S A N c Z !

Home Ins. Co., New York. 1,oo0,O0s
Continental Ins. Co., New York .............,.. 100000
Niagara Fire Inns Co., New York..."."".. 100000
North Am. Fire InE. Co., New York."..,., 100000
Security Fire InB. Co., New York.o"",.... 100000
Western Mess. ms. Co., Pittsfeld, Mass. 1901 900
Merchants ms. 90. OF Hartford, Comm. 2OO,OOs
N. Y. Life Ins. Co., N. Y.....-..AssETs-Sl,7o7,l as u
Policies Issued in above n~rHt-class Compa
uies, and losses promptly adjusted and paid by
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n IsT OF LETTERs REMAINING IN
n the p~ostofise at COvington, March q, is6i.
Pep9nl calling fT any Of theae letters viii phase
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Magnolia Ruled Cap Papers.

~ CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, sUPHhs
LED FINE, First-class and Congress Ruled OGl
Papers, Just received from the manufacturers. For
SS'e 0"RfxoH, oHATFIEID q WOODS,
MRnufacturers' Agents,
uoS4 ~ and 40 Walnut-SS,
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ROOFIN0i

UVHE OgTCALE ELASTIC MErALL1q
II, II Ii offered to the pablo % the pest ans
cheapest Metal Roof now used its merits having peen
tested BY an experience ofJears in this CITY ana vi
unity. Applied 10 fiat or steep old or new Doilas
fngs, No solder used-fasteupd securely without eKs
posuro To the action Of the elements.
Prepared sheets, boxed for shipment 60 any pare
the United States, can be applied by any one WITH CT
diaary mechanical skil. Orders promptly hleds
a Co., H 1
nvIs-5 t-Ir ls2 West Second strooE.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-04

old BRANDIRa-I have always on hand >
" Weu-ssIected stock Of old French, brAndieas
toyhich Iean the attention e ths pgR RsaiusosI
Bl0 JOHN fhhNVsVAs
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Hanks's Ben ana Brass Foundry.

HalkS'B BtU ana bFdES FUunUrya
EILES WORKS, formerly George Il. hanks) NO,
100 East eecond-street, Cincinnati
DELLS KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HANB
D or made to order, Of any size up to $500 pounds
and in chimes, a. wanted. Every variety OF Bras
Work and Brass and Composition Casttngs made 50
order. Also, on hand, Rabbit Metal AID SPeltes
Solder, and every description Of finished Bras
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Particular attention given to eamboa MorAi
such as Wrought-iron Piping, and Fitting put upi
Steam and Water Gauges, Metallic Packing Whistles
BlOWers, Engine Bells, 10. Lager-beer Cooks ana
All other varieties always on hand, d
se29-d THOMAS FIRTH, Superintendent.
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Ruled Blll.head Paper.

nnn BEAMS q, 4, 8 AND 8 to-
AOO Sheet-a hne quality OF Paper,
~" pN NIXON, CHATFIELD a WOODS
noz4 ~ and 10 WAlnutEk
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There has been an active demand durlag
the week COR general Dry Goods adapted tlg
the Southern markets. ID anucipati0n ortnf
new tarin Of the S0ptSen ConieoerAcy
which, s ihteRdedtO go into operation tns
| that all goods shipped from this port pres
Yious TO the LIST Of March, would be exempt
| rom duties, a rampant demand ensued, and
| the wharyes and piers Of the Southern lines
were crowded with all classes Of merehan-
disc, and the most unexampled activity
prevailed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-15
From W ashingtOn.

ARLINGTON. Jan. IL.
Mr. Stewards speech has had decidedly .
soothing effect and IL doing good Mr.. Crit
teDden declares that il i. in the right direction
patriotic and state.maniiks.
1t was announced to-day that no reinforce
ments will be sent 10 Fort Sumter at present.
as they are not needed, but | have good rea.
son to believe it to be the settled rnrposs Of
the Administration to vindicate the lag Of the
Crion. by sending, as soon as the Department
can bs propery arrafg ged m.ans to. The
chief difficulty is the scarcty OF war vessels.
Gov. PIckens, Of South Carolina, having .
balance of $4,000. due him as late minister 10
Russis, cent here for it. The Department ad-
jnst.d his accounts by sending him y craft
the Charleston sub-Treasury--t money 10
which has been seized by the State.
The Mlssouri Senators, Polk and Green, ad
dressed note to Secretary Hot yesterday,
asking why the cub Treasury st ST Louis va.
guarded BY United States ,roop.. Mr. Holt
replied that he would explain if they called
personally. not otherwise
Telegram from Col Todd, in commend Of
Fort Monroe in Mobile bay. .ay- he has p.ent,
OF men. guls and ammunition. to prevent any
hostile force approaching Mobile.
There is no confirmation here ofthe Charles
ton r.mor that Major Anderson proposes to
evacuate the fort
The voluntary military organisations in thls
city tor its protection are increasing rapidly,
and last night numbered several hundred
Union men.
Dudiy Mann leaves this week for Ecrope %
q Comm ssioner On the part Of south Carolina.
to make commercial arrangemen. with the
various Governments
The Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury vas
removed y sterday
During the short period Mr.. Thomas was
Secretary OF the Treasury, 10000 were re-
moved f;om the Treasury vaults in this city,
10 the Sub Ire sury ia New Orleans. For
" hat pnrpo-e ~ NOT known
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-15

COMMON SENSE rules the mass Of the peo-
pie, whatever tho misnamed and misanthope phi
losophers may say to the contrary. Show them
good thing let its merits be clearly demon
strated. and they will not hesitate to give it ther
most cordial patronage. The masses have alrea-
dy ratified the Judgment Of q physician. concern
ing the virtues Of HOSTLTTER'S BITTERS, Is
may be seen BY the immense quantities of this
medicine which are annually sold in every section
of the land. 1t is now recognized as greatly su-
peror to all other medicines yet devised for dis
eases Of the digestive organs, such as diarrhHa,
dysentary, dyspepsia, and for the various fevers
that arise from dersngement of those portieus
Of the system. hostetter's name is rapidly be-
coming a household word, from Maine to Texas,
from the shores - W i"artic to the Pacific.
Try the article anG .ted
Sold by all druggists in the world.
jani3-d&w1m
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COM M E RCIAL
ID Av PORT AARKET
DAILY REPORT.

oFSIcK DAILY DEhoCRAT AND NKvs.l
Monday I've, Jan. IA, 1861,
here is no material change in the marke. to-
DAY. Wheat is one cent better, while Corn is no,
so firm. Dressed Hogs were very scarce in mar
ket.
FLOUR Firm at s4.0o@4;25.
WHEAr-Activo With an upward tendency. We
quote At es@6sc. Receipts 4,l47 bu.
BARLEY-Quiet at % @33c Receipts 43o bu
CoRS-Steady at le9l7c. Receipts 1910 bu.
Shipments 1850 bu.
oArs-Litde doing. Receipts 15e bu. 1t l4a
l5c.
DRESSED HoGs-s45Oa5.25.
HAY-Dull At $4,000 800
CoAL-lOc i'll the yard and lie by wagon from
COaltown.
WooS-S400 per cord.
foULTKY-Live Chickens $1.250l SO = dos
Dressed 6@Sc y tb. Turkeys, tO@75c dressed
do. s@lOc y h.
BUrTER.-Plenty at 12H@I5e.
LABD--l0@l21c y h.
hAAs-New Sugar Cured 1lQl2Lc Der lb.-
Common lo@I,1lc per lb.
foTAToEs-l5M25c$ y bushel.
IuksIrs. -2O@30c per bu.
CHEKss--Herkmer Co. l3ta Ito per h.. Wes-
tern Reserve llX@l2Lc.
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New YORK .naTkct.

NEw foPE. Janua.yl4.
FLoUK-Market opened Eve cents better. and
closed quiet and scarcely so firm. sales 5000 bbl.
soSo@ $40 super State; &5.50@ .65 Extra state
5000 40 super Western; $5.50(d5 IS Common
Extra do; $5.S5G5.yO Interior to Good Shipping
brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis.
hYE fLoUR-Steady at $3.75M4.4o for common
and choice.
WHEAT-Market about 1c better with moderate
export demand. Sales 65, 600 bushels at $I.2OM
Lay chicago Spring $l.3O Milwaukee Club !:
Sl.3l l@l 80 Amber Wisconsin and Iowa 81. 37n
l.3o Red state $l.5o@l55 White Michigan.
kYE-Market dull.
BARLEY Dull.
CofN-M Market without important change
Sales $4,000 bushels. 7l@72c mixed western in
store and delivered
OATS Market steady. ss@37c Western, Can
ada and State.
PoKK- -Firmer and more active Sales 700 bbls
III .O01l12 % mess; $l3l2 pr me-
BEEF-Steady. Sales AS bbls
Cur MEATs-lIeavy and nominal.
LARD-Firm Sales 800 bbls at lOI10l03.
BUTrER.-Ia fair requestat ll@I5c Ohio; i4Q
zoe State.
CHEEsE.-Opened steady at 9ll0c.
WH!sKY-Market dull and dropping. Sales
800 bbls. at l9Lc,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-15

EDrroRs DEMOCRAT AND NEws-Gen-
tlemen ALLOW your humble carrier to make
the following statement. l understand that
the Gazette was delivered to subscribers last
sabbath. by those Of the carriers who were
willing to do it, and one reason alleged for
doing 40 was that the DExocRAT AND NEws was
10 be delivered on the Sabbath Now | re
ceivsd neither order nor solicitation from you
would have been under the necessity of re-
fusing to do so, as believe it to be desecra.
tion Of that holy day, for which the present
emergency ia no excuse. If the danger was 30
imminent that the peace ard safety Of the
homes Of citizens required the circulation Of
dispatches % soon as received the case would
be very different. but in ordinary circumstan.
css. We are bound by all moral lave, human
and divine. to refrain from all worldly employ.
ments on Gods holy day.
My advice to oil concerned is to shut the
doors Of their places Of business lurirg the So
cred hours Of the Sabbath, and spend the time
in the duties belonging to that day, and in this
time Of peril. send up their united petitions TO
the Sovereign Ruler Of the universe for the
peace and unily Of our beloved county. II this
advice is disregarded. and it citizens will go on
provoking God by Sabbath profsnation till He
pours out his Indignation on our c, unt.y, l
hope there may be found at least ten righteous
men for whose sake the city of Davenport will
be saved. R.N.
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L ELEGR A HIC
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WAsHISGToN, Jan IA
Hotss.-Mr Engli.h asked leave TO offer
the following, which vas read for infor u. alton:
Resolved, That the present alarming condi-
tion of the &C untry. inperativsiy demands that
Congress should take imm, diate stepts 10 pre-.
serve the peace and maintain the Union hy re.
moving =. far as possible all csu.es Of sectional
irritation and derielOn. and to that eud Repub
lcans should promptly aud cheerfuiiy surren-
der all partisan prejudices and minor differ.
encss of finlon, and this House, believing the
plan Of adjustment proposed by Hon. J. J
Crittenden in the Senate, Dec. 18th, 1860.
vnuld be an equitable and as honorable CON-
promise, involving no sAcrifce to any party or
section. should promptly be made for the cake
Of the ines,imEble blessings. of and peace and
the united country. hereby instruct the Com
m'ttee Of 50, heretofore appointed by this
House, 20 report without delay messurss to
carry that plan in practical effect.
Mr.. Moore, Of Kentucky, presented the pro-
ceedings Of the Union and Douglas meeting at
Louisville. Referred t. Committee of 33.
Mr.. Maynard offered resolution instr netting
the Select Committee on the Presidents special
message, to consider that portion which recon-
mends vote of the people on the question at
issue betu cen the different sections OF the coun.
try. now csiia,ing the public mind and that
the committee report thereon at an early day
by bill or joint resolution. The resolution was
adopted.
MIR. Holman offered a resolution declaratory
that the right Of States to withdraw from the
Union is not couhteDanced hy the House or
recognized by the Constitution, but 10 " holy
inconsis'ant with that instrument ana that
neither Congress nor .he President 10 vested
with authority 10 recognize any state once ad-
r1tted except as a State Of the Union hat
power to protect the public property should be
exercised and that the Committee on the
inquire ard report whether laws are
now sufficient for tits purpose. ard if not they
report bill
Line failed West of Bureau Junction
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Ohio Resolutions.

CoLUMBNs, Jan. 10.
The following is one of q series of resolu-
tions that passed the Ohio Senate and House
to-day
hesoiued That we hail with JOY tho recent
firm, disnfied and patriotic special message ct
the Presi lent of the United States, and that
the entire power and oesources Of Ohio are
hereby pledged fer the main' nance. under
strict subordination to the civil authority OF
the Constitution and laws of the General Gov
erument, by wbomsoever administered,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-15

eHAs. z. PUTNAM JOHN n RoGRRat
PCS NAM r. leOGERS.
A TTORNkYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW.
"A OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. ~, Main st.,
SECOND Floor. juu7 diff
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North Carolina Convention.

RsLkiGH JAN H.
Both Aouses were engaged yesterday and
to-day on the State Convention question, W hch
has become complicated ty mixing State Con
stitu,ional Reform with Fed raj m,tter.-
Amendments for a restricted Convention were
offered, brt no vote taken on any. 1t
the special order for Monday
North Carolina is conservative. and would
jus tment OF the difficulties, bnt will have her
righ's at all hazards This is the public senti
ment here
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-15
CANADA LIQUOR STOfSI
.NO. 50 BRADY Street.

A SPL DID NEW ASSORTMENT OF
"A Foreign and Domestic Wines and crandies
Just received and for sale low for cash. viz:
Superior Old Cognac, of tha best brands,
Catawba Brandy, very fine and pure,
American brandy, fer cooking purposes,
Fine Old Scotch Whisky,
olS bourbon and Rye Whisky, guaranteed pure,
sherry, Port and Madeira Wines, old and prime,
Sparkling Cstawha and Champagne Wines,
Of the Very best brands,
Cherry. Black berry and Raspberry Brandy
~, good for dysentery and darrhea,
Cider Vinegar Common Vinegar Sorghum Syrup,
&c, &C.. &C., DC, de-
All OF which will be sold ct prices to tuit the
unes' either At Wholesale or retail, by
ose-GH III. 3. RIDLEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-15
FUNERAL NOTnCE.

The Funeral Services Of JAS. 8. WooDwA ARD.
deceased, will be held at the n. +. Church, cor
ner Of Fifth and Brady streets On this day Tues
day st O'Clock P. NJ. The friends are respect
fully invited to attend.
January 18th, 1861.