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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-14
T ELEGHA P HIC
CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEDISGs.

aA WAsaugyos. Feb -.
6uaTs.-Atsss ehe peGssn ot the sssasss 20
, Ihsis oHn eha9ter, Nc Heosendsa rtpostsi tLe
Mpiomstie Appropsiasion bill, sud sSksd tor >
Csmmii,es Of Confsssres.
The hili 70 carry OFT the trelsy With New
Grstada - passed.
A COMMITTEES vas sprotn.sd 70 notify Lin.
ecln and Hsniin Of their election. 3;
TIE tsriG bill came sp.
| Mr.. seward gave nceics that be would move
to Grace that portios akolisLipg tAs warehouse
sy1;em.
Mr. simmons exp!siaed amendments, when
the Till was laid over.
The bi ior the better organization OF the
militia Of the District of Columbia, came mp.
On motion Of Ar. Lane. il was recommilted 10
tie Aiisary Cemml.tse
The bill providing tbat NO extra numbers Of
any documents be printed without JOINT reso-
luton both Houses, passed.
Mr.. Bigler reported the Patent bin, recon-
meuding that the Ssoate concur 10 oil the
amendments oi the House, but one. Agreed tc.
Adjourned.
HousE AIR. sherman sent up the letter TO
him from the Secretary Of the Treasury. again
urging speedy messures in view Of the pressing
demands on the Treasury.
Mr.. Sherman accordingly reported oil A.
thorizlns The President 10 place Of sIy p sff of
the recent loan. 70 issus coupon loans of . de-
uomin alton not exceeding fifty dollars. and
bearing Interest not exceeding Elk per cent .
and ru' ming twenty yesrs. and apply such
bonds At par TO the creditors, Who may receive
the entire amount. not to exceed that author
lied by the recent loan act. Mr.. sherman
made en- explsnation. showing the immportanes
OF the IL measure.
Mr.. Garrett opposed the bill, saying the
speech Of the President elect st Indianapolis
in ,icst-i coercion and the Inauguration of
military despotism. tSuppresssd hi.aes.
Mr. Sherman moved . suspension ot the
rules. Not in order.
The senate Was notified Of the resolves 4
The Horse. 10 have the electoral votes counted.
The enats entered. The tsliesa and otrer
offcis.e took their stations. and after short
address by Mr. Breckinridge. he opened the
different certificates, which we're read, the
Secretary Of the Senate taking note OF them.
The reading Of the vote OF South CAroiins
caused good humor~d excitement The
reading If al. the electoral vole= havi1g b, en-
completed. the tellers reported the result.
whereupon the President said Abraham
Lincoln, OF Ill has received 9 msjority Of
the whole nunber Of votes, 10 duly elected
President of the United States. for the four
years commencing on the AIN OF March loo ,
aud that Hannibal u4nlin, vi Maine. having
received . majority Of tie whole e!eciorsl
votes, is duly elected Vice Presid.nt Of the
United States for the came time.
The Pacific Railroad bill vas postponed till
Tomorrow.
A committee vas appointed 10 conjunction
| With the >eGats to wait on aud notify the
President elect Of his election.
Sir. Hindman suggested tnat Gen Scott be
informed shat there vas no further heed OF
mercs d aries around the Capitol
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From the Pacific.

Fr kEARNEY Feb l2
The Pony Express, with San Fra.
date. to January % b. passed here at $50
P. H.
Four or FIVE sets of Union resolutions have
been introduced 10 the Legislature. none Of
which excuse or sympathize wit secession, al
though nearly q! urge compromise os the part
OF the Northern states
Tie Assembly has passed . resolution TO ex-
punge from the reeoI d. OF U form-r legislature
Q vote OF c-nsurs oE Senator Broderick for op.
posing the admission OF Kansas undsr tie lie
compton Coas,ita tion.
Tn. several Candidates for The U s. Senate
we're invited to address the membere Of the
lie ,isiature IN public, but it wAs believed none
OF them would comply With the request. The
Dyuglas members vii! make sn effort to nom
mate . candidate.
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Il d 3 r..

"HEREAS. ON THE slsr DAY OF OCTo-
w Der. l.ee, six pronissory notes we're ~, in
to . package, and de posted in Post Oeics at huff
falo, New iwk. s oi said notes were execu.ed
by Accal A'Csmp, dstsd lows City, Heptem bel
lvsh, ls6e far 81 Los esch. asd due on 10Th De
eember. lSoo, iuih sarch. 1851, and 10Th pecem-
bE, 1881 And other q said notss wers execat-
ei BY PAIgturn, arrcil 4 fsngbvrn. dated sep
tetnber ST. 1860, at Cedar halids. for $3.50 end
for l25 eAcA Asd due in and IL monss, and one
other Of said notes, executed by Jesse +. Rngers
for <2l2.aO, lated at Cedar Rapids, and pay able
90 the lst day Of Jenusl ), 1851. on which there
was endorsed $io II one time, ann $40 at snothei
time, and directed TO NJ. but shich have ncveu
bsen roc-ived by US, nd supposed 10 be lost
or stolen. all persons are therefore hereby caa
TONED against negotiating for said notes eithe'
OF them, as no title be scquire1 TO said notes
and the payment has been stopped.
davenport. February 9Th, 1861.
iryicd3wJ l.. s. vIELE co.
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THs CrrI ELEcTIoN.-Thongn the
near We hear little or nothing about the mat
ter in those circles where such subjects are
generally canvAssed. II 10 generally conceded
tbs the strife for the bonors and 60. oluments
attendant upon the station Of city ofEcals y i'll
not be soughs alter With as great svidity - has
sometimes been tie csss during previous years
Once in . while the:s can be found Q individ.
ual Who 20 hungers ard thirsts after . high
sounding title that they will not refuse any,
thing consequently viii not otjest to beeom.
ing Mayor, and would, With . tight squeeze
accept the unpopular seat Of Aldermsn. When
such becomes the case. and such really 10 The
case nov. We can but fear for the tuture cd.
miaistrssion Of City Government In such
times - the se of s.l Others, the gov vernment Of
the ely should be in cate and sound hands. No
third rsts busisess man Who really has no in
tsrest in the city. and consequently don't care
much how mstters go. should be placed in the
Mayor chair. and no man except those Who
have something 1t etake should be created Il
dermeu. In saying this we do not vish to Be
understood - castiog re6ectioss upon the pres
ent Cocbcii; We are on.y looking shead to the
nexs 1t hss been too much the csss in times
past and viii be go this Spring. that the men
vho have the largest interest at stake, and
vhosho' ID take upon thsmsslvss the burshen
Of Legislation. are the very last ones to do 70
hsssms strssge, but it is nsvsrtheless true
We shoold be Pleased to zee an effort made t.
change THE po!ieJ-nos entirely psrhsps, bat
PARTIAL, A. lsast Let several Of those citlseps
vho have heavy real estate interest. consent
to tsss The isbosisg ,sr for tern az -.
a At the coming election every e.ty officer.
9th the ezceptioa Of three or four Ald..uen.
viii have TO be elected BY the people The %.
p1essioas nsds ahould be jsdieious for nasy
god reasons. which ve need not nov eoauer.
sss. There is paeatysf ues e lost alter this
aattss. tas + sA6ah y sstenlsd . = s>esos.
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LExT.-This season commenced yes
t.rday. The following rules ara observed in
,hs Catholic ChurcI:
l. All persons Who have completed their
twenty frs, year, and Who are net exempted
from the obligation Of fssting By sickness, de-
tiilty. cid age, hard labor or for other veil
known reasons. are obliged to observe ali the
days Of Lent. Sunday excepted. - fasting
days.
q Or those dsys but oas full uea! Is q
lowed which should be taken soout noon.
s. cup Of tee, coffee or thin chocoi'te.
xiln blt VI bread or cracker. may be taken
in the morning and . collation., or cold fos q.
not more than the fourth part of an ordinary
meal ~ not exceeding eight ounces, may De
eaten ia the evening.
A. Warm fi.h is not permitted ct the coila-
ton.
S. Abstinence from flesh m eat 10 enloinsd on
al the Wednesdays and Fridays. and On The
two Saturdays Of Embsr aud the Holy week.
6 III, use Of fiesn meat 10 allo wed by die
rspsstion. 1T every l. 4esi ON Sunday; AID At
one meal ca Mondays. Tuesdays. Thursdsy .
ami SATURDAYS, with the exception OF the two
Saturdays above named.
I. Those exempt from fasting are allow ed
the use 1f flesh meat at eveiy meal on the
dave OH which il is allowed 10 the other but
oncs.
s. fish and flesh are not allowed CO any
day OF Lent ct the same nea, orsiers are h-h
9. Eggs. milk. cheese, butter, can be used
without distinction OF days; bot stsiine' &c
from al these is recomme ndsd Cd Good FL.
day.
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co NJ Nj E K CT AL,

DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEWS,
W>doo.dov I'VE Fab l2 1sSi

Wednesday Eve., Feb. IL, loSl.
The reads continue bad, and our supplies Of
grain are beiag cut Of in great measure, and
bust ness Of every kind is dull. Very little grain
coming forward. The mills get part Of their sup
ply from warehous ses.
FLOUR Firm at S4.oo@i.25. Shipments 200
bbls.
WuEsr-ln demand at 7o@7lc Receipts 500
bU.
BARLEY-Quiet at 25@35c Receipts Az bu.
Sh ment. 900 bu.
CoRN-l6c for ear and 19c for shelled. Re-
ceipts, 6l2 bu. Shipments 800 bu.
DRESSED HoGs-Nominal at s5.soG5.75 for
heavy.
HAY-Duli at $4.0OGe6.o0.
CoAL-From wagon lOc per bushel Coal vi.
ley coal 81 in yard Henry county coal 1oc in the
yard.
WooD-Hickory $500 Oak s4O0 per cord.
PoULrRY-Live Chickens $l25@l5o = doc.
Dressed stGSc y b. Turkeys, 50@7sc dressed
do. sGl0c = b.
BcTTEg.-Pienty at 12H@l3e.
LARD-l0@l21c y h.
hAxs-New Sugar Cured ll@l21sc per ID
Common INGI:11c per ID.
PorATo8s-l5a25 25c y bushel.
TURslPs -2o@3oc per bu.
CHEESE -Herkimer Co. l3 . lie per ID. Wes-
tern Reserve II nIl2Lc.
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GLAD TO HEAR IT. We were glad to
learn yesterday that come Of the friends Of kr.
Briggs. the gentlenaply and faithful telegraph
operator at this place. were circulating Pc
tition the object Of which wss to have the pow.
sss that govern the Telegraph Comp any rein.
state him in his position from which be vas so
improperly and uureascnsbly suspended by
Mr. Sweet. Tue petition was very numerously
signed by that olses Of men, too, " ho are the
best Judges OF Mr.. Briggs sterling qualities.
We venture the opinion hat neither the Super
insendsIt nor tbs Con pany will see fit to ride
over this expression of the people here. The
movems originated with the friends of Mr..
B.. he probably knowing nothing about it.
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MONTGOMERY. Feb. IL.
The standing committees were announced.
A dispatch was received from the Loul.i4na
convention, approving Of the election Of Davis
and stephens re olutioD continuing custom
house eiiicers Vas rsfsrr.d The resolution
that as soon ~ the President il iDsuguratsd.
com n issioHers be sent to the government OF
the United Ststse. vas referred
During secret session resolutions we're passed
taking charge Of all qnestions on difficulties
nov existing between sovereign States OF this
Confederacy and h. United States. relating 70
the occupation Of forte. arsenais. navy yard.
and other psblic establishments. and the Presi.
dent wss directed 10 eommunicsts the resOlu !.
tioos to the Governors Of the Ststea
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NOTICE Is REREBY GIVEN THAT on THE
N isth day Of Jaouary. 4. ~, 1861, the arm
Of Miner, Haskell Co., Of this city, made IN ss-
sigameat Of their property to the undersig ned
Assieases, ter the bsoeft ef their ersiitOr1, and
eli persons holding claims agsisst s4id arm are
hereby nesi6sd 70 present the same, duly verified
under oath q a1lruAtin, to cid Aoignees, in the
city Of Davenport, State Of Iowa, within three
moaths from th date Of this notice.
. Dasoapost Jansasy l5tA, losL
JAMES ARMSTRONG, :
WILLIAM VAN fUYL, A''sne''
iault-2n
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Destruction Of Property BY Ice Breaking
I'm.

tp.
ALBANY. Feb. Is
The ice commenced moving in the river
about quarter pas; eight THE morning, oppo.
site tie city. The break up vas sndden, st.
tended by noise like thunder. Within %
minutes after the start, the water rose for
feet and has heen rising ever since until at
present. The rise 10 from to feet
10 l-2 o'clock.-.he destruction II property
is large, the ice being blocked below the city
The damage in b.aiDs is roughly estimated at
500 GOO, boats, propellers and other craft
ling driven up ~ the forcS Of the ice
heavy tov boat and other boats we're driven
through The first story Of the frame freight de-
pot of the n. 7. Central Railroad, the whole
frort being Knocked out, and the -boildisR,
which is very long aud two stories high, 10
very mnch damaged
Two machine shops, owned Mr. j. T. Punch
con- we're destroyed in . similar manner.
Al the foot II Hamilton street. . propeller
vas driven through the wall Of the Daddy
House, which stands on the corner OF Tie
quay. Damage 70 prosisions and produce are
comparatively smsll.
The water 10 acme pieces 10 up to Broad vay.
Ia Maiden Lans the food already resches 10
Stan six Hall Cellars and easements - high
ss Green street. are filling. At present there
is but little prospect of the abatement Of the
food.
State and Columbia streets bsidees have been
broken to pieces. ard partially swept avay.
1t 10 impossible at present 70 give any ade.
qua,e idea OF the damsgs dene, but the de.
stsucsion hes bean more sudden and rapid than
in 1889, though The vater hss no. yet reached
near % high.
No intelligence yet from Greenbush, but the
food on the Hudson River R X. side Of the
river must Be heavy.
The water hes continues to rise slowly to.
d. ayauotil the bnsiaess portion Of the eitv eass
Of Broadway 10 iDaudatei, end business is
wholly suspended The water 10 several streets
running parable! With the river. 10 the n.rih.
ern section Of he city, is several feet deep,
and many families have been Driven to a hasty
rstre.t.. IL . number Of Instances, fsm,lies
have been Obliged. It lost. TO Remove from Sec
end story vinjo~s by mes Of bosss
South Broads ssv. from near the Atlas and
Aysss ofiics dowa 70 the steamboat Ian ndlrg, 10
nag lesble by boatA. TIE NADsion House, lsts
Conn sial Hotsl. i easissly surrounded BY
water.
When the ice vent ont tvc 70 had car-
row escape Thev 80 the dessFoetios of the
ics shsu in the nidst Of The river. snd ran for
Hamiton street. bridge. o. reaching there
thy we're overtakAs Is the dood and swept
of; they then got on large eaks Of ICE,
fnsasd froos sessisQ poEkf saA Dese carried
down hut rem sasiasa the South Ferry clip, and
Wsrs = ssssd by oesas a prpss
Ne 1ss1ripeieo - convoy . eesvesl tdse Of
~ eGooae q - dlosgoR eeea0bsatA Pso.
.s@ssfssFiS@ ~
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THE SCOTT House.

ON THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
~ this well known Hotel changed pro-
prietors. One Of the undersigned, the owner #
the premises aud the original proprietor, will be
IN the office to welcome all old and new friends.
We titfer ourselves that with our experience
and our superior accommodations we can offer to
the travelling public all the comforts Of well reg
ulated house At the low price Of
One Dollar per Day {:
We are determined that this shall be the best
Dollar House in the State.
One Hundred and Ten Day Boarders
can be accommodated. Families desiring room..
are invited TO call and make their selections
A Large and Gnmodions Stable connected CaA
the Houss!
To our farming friends we would promise that
the same lberaIi,y will be extended to them as
heretofore, and the highest prices paid to them
for that part Of their produce used BY the House.
]. J. HUMPHREY CO.
jan22 d&wn
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DAVENPORT IOWA THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY I4 1851

peliers ferry boa.e cansl-bo.s and other YES
ss!s stre jamned sogeher ia . tfomi.cnous
hesp q the ruiss Of the bridges, 81 more OF
less i,jured Bsssu ents snd eeiisrs OF eli the
buildings, for some dssisnee ffo@ Broadrsy.
are 6led With wafer. There are >, present
no signs u fan
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-14

AN TIE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY THIS
" well-known Hotel Was opened for the re-
cep,ion Of guests. The house has been thor ough-
ly cleaned. painted. papered and furnished. A
new kitchen, laundry, etc., have been built, and
in short, the housei now in better than
ever before.
The subscribers, Gillett, formerly Of the Scott
House, and John h. Dart, Of Chicago have taken
. long lease Of the premises, and will offer supe
rior inducements for the accommodation Of the
travelling public.
One Hundred Day Boar ders
can be accommodated. Families desiring salts Of
rooms, with privilege Of furnishing the tame. are
invited to cali aud select their apartments with
oui delay.
- A good stable connected with the House,
GlLLETT l. DART.
janl7-dkwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-14

The OLD esprit OF THE TINES en-
tered upon its thirty frat volume On the 9Th
insssnt, inAuguraiing this evidence Of its long
life hy an entire new drsss of type and 70,
eddi;ional pages t. it's heretofore large and
attractive form. No paper in the country has,
throughout its management. maintained .
more thoroughly consistent course thin this
journal 1twiibsisnding the vcisstudes of
politics aad panics it has pursued TIE even
tenor Of its way. turning neither to the right
nor left, and the consequence is. that it main
iains its popularity in every eecton Of the
Union, snd this new evidence OF i,s success ws
have aleeady noticed is ita just reward
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-14

EORMERLY or LIE CLAIRE, WOULD AN
u noance to the cititisens Of Davenpor, and
vicinity, that ls has commenced the practice Of
his profession in his city, and will carefully and
punctuaiy attend 70 al calls, BY night or day.
He nay Is foas1 - ail times ~ the L. Clsise
house vhen ~ aheane - spsoGess,ena, busi -.
- zsssassn5 easss ssss &gssss fIyJ-Ul0AAef
s@1sss5H ~ M To ygaxs
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hAWKEYE STORE.

WKEYE st ORE.
JACOB WEAVER, r.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~ @ Brady street, corner Of Third,
jyl6-dt, DAvsSroRr, Iowa.
J. @. OHokYY u. oLIvER
SnOREY l. OLlvE-<
T OG PUMP MAKERS.-SHOP ON THE AL
IL ley, between From, and Second, sni I.rady
and Main streets, Davenport, Iowa.
DAYRNPnRr. March 3o-d3uNtI.
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CAMERON + wlDDHINGrON,

1TOUSE PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS
n No. 3, East Third street, Davenport, Iowa
Plain AMI Decorative Paper Hangers, Grainers,
Narblers and Sign Writers.
Asssrs. c. / v. having had upwards Of twenty
years experience in the business, guarantee sat,
isfaction TO all parties entrusting work to them.
HPape, Hanging in every style, from COM
mon brown paper " the most elaborate decors-
tions.
N, B. Whitening and Wall Coloring. lje36- dom
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ECONOMY AND sECUnIrv.
ID -
The LeSillaId Fire Insuraaso Cennanv
- CsTE O4 NE " raHk.
~. D DsIsE1 ATNEET.
Cash Ca13t'l 100000.

PROFITS AExUA ALLY DlyIDgD IS PA cssr N -,
DgALBsg
ht2 CoApANf DIVIDES THREE.QUA
scr'p' eoaring interest without Coy liability 20
lhe Insured. :"
inis Coopsny faDds its surplus, In .ts.d az
vading y 10 the Stoskh oider, thereby giving i,s
Poiiey holders greater sscunty, and ., The ssms
""s cas~p Per insurance than any Other system.
CHARLES sOR OOD, Prssidsot
GsoE0s D. GARY, Secretary.
WASHINGTON SnIss, Vice Pre- ident.
FIELD 4 kAUfFAAN.
=. Agents, Dsvsnpgst, Iovs.
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]. A. REID. n. D..

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. p, corner Main an Third streets, Dav-
supOrt, Iowa
Dr. REID can be consulted At his o6hce 1T all
bours Of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. sept25
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J. J. sEvEwANCE.

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DR.. CHAs.
~ GooDRICH, would invite your attention T. his
great reduction in prices Of Dentistry, and would
Invite ali persons needing his services to call and
examine work and prices, ct his Rooms, next door
street, nearly opposite the Post Once.
N. B. Teeth extracted all hours Of the day
ani night, and al operations warranted. novs #
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-14

VALsNgISEs.-This is Valentines Day,
and these who want the incest article. Of Vslen
tines, should 60 to Stars and procure them.
He has them q: all prices.
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Lamar Fire Insurance Company,
-. .TU.AAr lsS, lsSl.

AhE Of COMPANY LAMAR FIRE IN.
at No aO all street
Amount Of capital s,ock-su ~
winch Is faid up, ia cash, is.. saoo n q M
AssHIs oF Tas COMPANY, JAxrAkY l. lssl
Cash in bank and on hand ,usoo
100 shares Bank of Commerce. in
New York, 100 each. . Id 80 shs res
81. Nicholas Bans New York. 500
:. eaeni "a. - 10000. %
the cities Of New York and Brook
lyn, worth 10 each s." to IOv per
csat more than amount l,aned
'naieon -. 80, .....:.:.. 17s,soeoo
sticks and collateral II ooo m
Acioa1t In hands of agents. s5se "a
i.as. s ~ course OF collection. 3,z49.09
''e ese'ooo oo' not yet due.... 1000 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-14

YESTERDAY was as clustering, windy.
unconforia able day. q ole would hate 20 see.
We would not office. 10 ~ Improvement just
for the fun Of the thing.
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Total amount assets January l.lssI. .ss43 sos.47
kIAkLI.IIIES,


Amount due or not due 10 banks or
other creditors of the Companv NJ.
Amount Losses adj usted, due or not
Ennc
Amount losses unadjusted estimated
- r.'............ .......-.... lssoo.oo
Iie greatest amount insure in anv
r. o1e r.. except storage stores... l5,oo0.o0
The greatest amount Insured 10 anv
one city, town or block, governed
by circumstances bot it ls not in.
tended TO have in jeopardy more
t-an SO 900 BY any one firs
No deposit by the ConpaIy in any
State OF Territory fer the benefit
OF persons insure therein
Ses York, Japusry lst, 1851.
EDWARD ANTHONY, President.
l. K. sr. JoaA, secretary.
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SToRAGE.-We notice that Preston d
Co., at No. 2, are storing flour for future chip.
ment They stored $50 barrels from the Al.
tion Ails. and they have ample sccommoda.
tious for large amount Of the stAf Of life.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-14

seNHE. PREMtUN JOB OFFICE II NOW
peepepd % exssrss, l. 10 mess apVsused
style - he AT aays esd II nssaee - Vs1ntiag
fsnn : eo0men haa1hin = - 1nees lin2
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I(.NATIlrS LANCER.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON E ACCOUCHEUR.
i OfrICE-South- east corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Oaice hours from Z to s A. NJ, and
TO 5PM june27 If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-14

NORTHWESTERN
nee COMPANY.
OF OSWEGO, NEW YORK.
CHARTERED 1898.
HASH CAPITAL AND SURPLS AS PEI
~ statement to uditor Of State,
January, ls60, 0,................$ $363,sl43.
Total Liabilities. ....-..--.......... 37,2l6.7.
HENRY B. HOFFMAN, Agent
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSU RANCE COMPANY.
Accumulated Capital, ,............$ $3,370, ,oO0. 20
HENRY b. HOFFMAN, Agent.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-14
CITY. COUNTY AND STATE

Ov NV fokE,
Eiwsrd Anthony, Pres dsst. and issac r. 81.
jobs, Secretary, Ct the Lamar Firs Insurases
Company of the City Of New York, being ,dul '
sworn do declare and ssy that the within 10 srus
and correct siA'emeDtof of the Affairs Of sid CON-
peny on the let Of January, A. d., 1851. 4. The
best Of Their kno~ ledge and belief.
lSigned EDW ARD ANTHONY, Pres't
ISAAC a. 81 J0ux, Ssc'y,
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this ga Of
January, ls6l.
TnOs. 5. THoRk1LL, Com. Of Deeds.