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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31
HEyMOV.AL.
q FL NJ II q =" ID
HAS REMOVED HIS

HAS REMOVED HIS
Plumbing, Stean 4 Gas Fitting Shop
vTvO "a BRADY STREET, WHERE CAN BE
L found Chandeliers, Pendants and all kinds Of
Gas Fixtures, Well and Cistern Pumps, Globe
Valves and all kinds Of Brass work, Lead an
Iron Pipe Fittings. Old Fixtures cleaned, eitler
in Gilt or Bronss. Lamps cleaned and altered
good assortmen
KEROS Y We u n 1RS,
POE SALE CHEAP;
OILS. WJCKS AND CHIMsEYS, ETC.
Remember the place, Brady stset, ID door above
Fourth.
n.ch36-6n OnN hOW ,Ag't.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

Q9E >a101101aod IN 1850.
4 THOROUGH COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
= given in all branches appertaining to husi-
mes: education taught at any Commercial College
in the United States.
Separate instruction given, if desired, in PEN
manship, Arithmetic and Photography,
Rooms open from 8 A. n. till y P.n.
For further particulars call ~ the rooms or send
or circular.
W. II PRAT
uov79.dt w1v pr;,c;ra,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!

VIZ. A. BArcHELoR's HAIR DYE!
The Original and Best in the .Worlds
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided, II you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAZ, RED Oh RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly
t,bsautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without
the least injury to hair or skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been award
ed to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1889, and over 3v,-
900 applications have been made to the Hair Of his
patrons of his famous Dye.
WIN A Bachelors Hair Dye produces color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is war
rauted not to inure in the least. however long it
may be continued, and the Ill effects of bad dyes
remedied; the Hair invigsrsted for Life by this
splendid Dye.
Aade, sold or supplied { in private rooms) at
the Wig Factory, IL Bond street, New York.
Sold in al eites and towns Of the United States,
~ Drasgists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The genuine has tho name and address
upon steel plate engraving on four sides Of each
eox'd WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
JyStwy Is Bond street, New York.
WIGS -WIos-Wlos!
Bachelors Wigs and Toupees surpam .l.-
They A. sasgaas light, easy and durable.
Fitting to . charm-no turning up behind--no
shrinlilg - ths head; indeed this Is the oo,v a.
sablisAasss where these things are properly nm
derstood and made.
jySl~ly Is Bond street, New York.
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Notice..

Notice.
4 Ii. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the late firm of RICHARDSON, WEST l. Co.
are requested TO bring them ward for settlement
and al! persons indebted to said trim are requested
to call and settle at once. It is absolutely necss
eafy that our books should be closed and that too
Immediately. Persons having open soooants with
eur once, will ebige rs BY rendering them ct once
RICHARDSON, WEST 1 co.
DAvBxPoaT. OFT. Is, 1oeo-j1v
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nNAND an gR MONDAY. APRlD ltrs. ~
" and until tassAss notiss, trains WI leave
davenport daily, Sundays ssesPesd' = !onoN:
1stm4il train II. ss'' 49, - =.
I'd freight. ................'''' 20 =. =.
ID nigh oxpf0oD. .''.. = -
frsins asrivsat Davenport daily, Sundays o..
osptsd, ~ follows: 200
lst night express ~. .......''''' ~ - :.
20 ffelgh TRAINS ~. .....'''''' -
% mail train at................... ..'''.O ?. =.
All trains over this route are in direct ecnnexon
1t Chicago with trains over both the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to ana from De
uoit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
5ttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
iseton. Also at LsSalls with trains OF the lli-
nsis Central Rosd-North to Galena and South to
- Louis and Cairo.
! Passengers are reminded Of tho necessity Of
diving distinct directions - to the destination Of
their luggage, also to procure tickets before tax
Ing their seats in tho cars, the conductors col
lsct fares only to stations tho line OF the Chi
sago and R.ek Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, April Is, 1861. diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-31

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN Il. SW ITS,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Agent,
NICKOLL'S BLOCK UP STAIRS,
.5gency Of the
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co.
OFNEW YORK AND BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL, 5000 600
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comply
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL, ............ $3.50. 900
Lamar Fire Insurance Comply.
OF NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAPITAL, -. 49,. .$aoe, 900
Fulton Fire Insurance ComD'y.
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL,....... ..... $l5o, 900
New York Life Insurance Co..
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, =. 81 500. esv
jy3l-w&dtf
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Seni-Annual Statement, No. 1o1.

Seni-Annual Statement, No. lo2,
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
= q q q !, q q q q a..
May LIST, 1861.
Gash and cash items. S79,5ss.7s
Loans well secured. ................. 56,253.2O
neAi Lstate. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
900 shares Hartford Bank Stocks 274S59uO
40 New ork -. 1913, $4,000
ioiv boston -. l00,750.00
oo' other -. 5s,095.0
United States and State" 533s7 90
Hartf'd d Haven RR. b'dsA" $4,000 O
nartiora City Bonds .............. $4,000
Oohh RIVER Co. q II. II. Co. Stock. 4,6oo.co
Total a. ets.... 1882. So2. as
liabilities .......... 73,24427
For detail u investments, see small cards and
Grculars.
lnsurances MY be effected in this old and sub
tantlai Comi,-Ay on very favorable terms
Apr.y TO W. +. ROSS, Agent.
~ Dwellings and Farm Property insured for
Sterm Of years At very low rates.
Jyl9-dly
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freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica
soto all points East at all times, at as low rate
any other Railroad route. sep2y-dtf
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Extra ln0na6nAnasl Extra inducements!
We have a,so On hand the following splendid
.islcs which wil, be sold to the purchaser Of our
.tJLDkN PENS in like manner, for
10 DOLLARS EACH.

Gold Chronomoter Hunting Casod Watches,
Gold Hunting Cased English Lever do. Jewelled,
Silver Lever and Lopne Watches.O Open Faced do,
Hunting Cased do duplex, Gents splendid Vest
Chains, Ladies' Guard Chains, Ladics' Neck
Chains, Gents Ereast Pins, very 6ne,) Splendid
Gold Pencils, Fine Mcdallions, Gold Regard Rings
Gold rings Plain and engraved, Gold Pca and sill
var Holders, Enaincllcd Leaf Sets, bracelets,
(ncwest style, Ensmellsd Coral sets, Gents Seal
Rings, Enanelied Garnet Sets and the latest style
Of Ladies' Jcwelry.
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Plan Of Sixth Grand Distribution,

HIGHEST VALUE OF ARTICLES lOV DoLLAks, Low 1Ss
DOTLARS.
Certificates stating what We will sell each person
for one dollar are placed in sealed Envelopes, with
= Decimal arrangement, SO that in each hundred
Certificates there 10 one for .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08
Illinois Legislature.

CHIcACo. Monday, Jan. Z, 1851,
The Legislature met at Springfield to-day: lne
House adjourned without eiiecting an organDa ION.
Gov. Wooda Message viii probably be delivered 10
morrow In il be recommends a complete reronstrnc-
ton of The present military plan, by divdng ne state
into three divisions Of battalion, regmcntl and brlgaie
fornation: that tie most liberal legislative encourage
mont be givrn 10 the formation Of volunteer comTi-
he, throughout tie State. He recommends that the
banks Of the State be required 10 secue Their clrca-
lion exclusively by the tnied states ana itlnoiS
etOcks. a., 4 o,.;,;,
South he says: Ii grievances 10 any portion Vi oar
Confederation have arisen within the Union, let thcn
be rcdressed within the Union. If unconstitutional
laws tenclng upon the guaranteed rights OF any OF
our sister States have found place upon our statte
bonke LEI them be removed. II preludco and hlenl-
tion toward any OF our te0weOlntTymen has
fastened upon onT minds let it be Dismissed and for
oottcn LEI rs be inst To ourselves and each 0her,
eIIoUiLp neither threats 10 drive M from what We
deem ia he nnr duty nor pride of opinion prevent va
from correcting wherein may have erred. lie
recommends that if Illinois has passed any tend
ing 10 Obst ruct the operation OF Federal a'toiy OF
conflicting with the constitutional nights oi other,
they at once We repealed - a..,;.
SIeakinR not merely for himself, bnt TehectiIg
what he assumes to BE- the voice OF the Whoe Peopc
Of Illinois irrespective OF party, IA II reaches nun ro
all quarters, he adopts the sentiments OF rferlc,'
Jack, on" The Federal Union: il must be preserved
TO which sentiment he trusts the Legislature VIII
give emphatic expression at III early day.
The finances Of TIE State represented TO DC IN
very prosperous condition. rn
The first business, after the organization OI IN,
Houses, will probably be the election oil IN .hi'eu
States Senator,
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BY qELEGRAPB TO THE NEW YORK TRJBCNg
Ohio a.eaisiatnre.

Civ Gland. Monday, JAN :, loOl'
The Legislature met at Columbus to-day. Gov
Dennisons message is long document, and is occu-
pied maiuly with State affairs. He recommends a
more effective organization of the militia the present
Organized militia numbering only about l,2JO men,
willie the nnorganized force is estimated at 2S1,0OJ
men, No special prominence i given 20 this subject
TIE Governor argues at length in defense OF his
Courfe in refing the rsdHsti9n Of the Governors Of
~ and 1onnesseefor persona accused % aldigto
the ecape % Fugitive slaves He discuss the secession
onettion DENYING the right Of any State to seeede al
pleasure and affirming that Ohio remains loyal Z" me
Union and the Constitution lie suggests the repeal
~ The obnoxious features Of the Fugiiye-Si4ve i"
and The reneal Of any Personal---very. bills suhverslve
of the Fugitive law would thus be secured athe same
fine the southern States should repeal their laws IN
conrayeption of the constitutional tight Of citizens Of
Free States, who cannot be satisfied with less
who will inst upon their constitutional ighs IN every
State and Territory of this C0nfederacy. These they
cbeeIfnlly accord TO citizens OF Southern States
Determined 10 DO no wrong, they will not contenedy
submit to any wrong and unawei by their threats
They demand the employment Of all the constitutional
powers Of the Federal Government to maintain and
preserve the Union-reec5 the whole theory OF Sta'e
secession as papabe violation of the Constitution
and cannot consent 10 the exercise Of any power unless
under its sanction. The integrity of this Cnion-its
oneness and individually must be preserved.
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FULTON, Monday, Jan. - ISL
The Fulton starch factory, located this village
wa, burned last night Loss estimated al Sl0JO0D ~
$4,000 bnildinG insured for $1,000, and the stock
for $50 OC0 The building was occupied by essees.
OswEGo, Monday, Jan. Z, 1851.
The following Companies suffer by fire at the Starch arc
factory--on the building: lEtna, Hartford, Sl,5m;
Phoerix. Hartford, 500; Good Hope, n. y, 500;
Massasoi, Mass 5000; Merchants, Hartford,
~. OO0; Humboldt, n. Y, $500; Nremens Fund,
y. Y. $500 Western, Mass. 5000; Springfield,
Mass 5000; PhOniX, n. y, s3OJ0; Park, y. l.,
5000: IIampden. Mass, 5000 Conway, Mas,
$4,000: atlantic, s2jG0; City, New-Ilaveni s3oO0;
Atlantic Providence, $1,000.
The manufactured and unmanuiactuTed goods Were
insured for $50 500 in the following Companies North
America, Hartford, 5000; Firemene Fund, n; r.,
~, 800; Good Hope, $500; Unity, \. y, sSJJ0i
North American, n. Y, $500 Security, n. L.,
81 800: H1ina, Hartford, $1,000 Unity, London
5000; Home, N. Y, $3.50; American Exchange, n.
Y. A., 500; Phoenix Hartford, g., 900
WABRES. III Monday. Jan. z, 1861.
The dry goods and grocery establishment of w. q.
Lews was destroyed by FIRE last night. Loss, $4,000
insured.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Jan. z 1861.
a FIRE occurred after midnight in Mauls lumber yard
near Scbuylk doing damage TO the extent Of 600
Incendary.
Nnch excitement was oocasiOned by the firing Of
alarm guns by the United States Arsenal half mile
distant from the fire, which was considered at one time
~ being In danger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

ni4rlaced confidence, and by refusing di-svow the
action of Major Anderson, have converted his viola.
ton II orders into legitimate act OF your Executive
auilOrty.
BE tie issue What IL may, Of this we are assured,
that, if Fort Moluie h. been recorded in history ~
nenolial d Ca'oia @ llantry, Fort Sumter will
live upon Il snc'e'di age as an impersha'l IL testi-
mohy Of Carolina tli d.
by your tourss you have probably rendered civil
wal inevitable BE it 81. Ii you choose to force this
issue upon us the State Of South Caro- ina will accept
IT, and relying Him who il the God of Justice a
wei as tie God Of orts will endeayor to perform the
great duty hich lies before her, hopefully brayey,
and thoroughly.
Our mis- iol beipg ore for negotiation and peace and
Your note ita' ing without hope OF a Withdrawal Of
the troops from Fort Sumter, or the restoration of
the status quo existing at the of our arrival and
Eliminating. a. We q ink your determination u reen
force n garrison in the barbor OF Charleston we re-
sIectfuy inform you that We purpose returning 10
Charleston tomorrow afternoon
We have the honor 70 be- ye respectfully your obed ert
servants, H. w. bARNWELL,l
J. II. ADAMS, IComnus.one-s
JAMES l.. ORR,
To bis Ezcellency the President Of he United States
The follow ing was the ndorsen,ent on the napar.
EXECUTIVE MANSION O'Clock
This paper just presented to the President of such
a character tina he declines to receive il.
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Markets. d. Reported bu Telearazk.. !.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 1-FIorR firm and holders dezbd al
ri Is: White, +O0 r 80 COKS steady at &C. new
&C CoTEg-Rio llMiac. WaIsRy firm a, isl @isl
B.LIIaOh. jan FLUrK steady; Howard 80 eft and Ohio
at A. ~ City Mills at IS IS WHEAT steady; Red ~ $50
81 While II it+lS a. Corn firm White and fe,-
low at e2dGc. Provisions nominal. LARD l0!c. WHISKY
steady al lsc. . .
CHICAGO. Jan. T-FLorR quiet. WHEAT guiet dec inei
idc sses l5GO bush az 7yc for No ~ nc. for No 2
IN store Co.'s steady: sales 2a0 bush lc In yors oars
quiet REcKIrs-3 10 bb Flour 1900 bush Wea.. "A COO
bush Gem. SIGHT EXCHANGE Newly ok--Bsnk raes sd
ysnced to u cent premium.
CINClNSAi Jan T-FLoUR slow Of sale but pces altered
WHISKY buoyan liic Hoes higher the market opened
c ed but closed AID packers unwilling f'Nys
sd SO asa IS 40 offered aud 80 30 20 ~
sked Mss PORS advanced 20 la SIS & LARD IN bh az
9ldlCc in kegs lOe SGHT ExcnANGg on Newfork du az
J y cent plemium. MOSEY market slightly easier
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SEN ATE AtnAvY. Jan. 7, 1861.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. Z, 1901.
Mr. RAMSEY gave notice of hills in relsfion 10 the
SnlerioI Court Marine Court, and Court Of Common
pleas in New-York; the number Of Ju gee, their term
Of office. and election.
MIR. KFLLY-Of bill 10 amend TIE Newly
CITY Charter
Mr.. sPINOLA-Ofa bill to incorporate the New.
York Produce EXCHANGE Company
Mr. WILLIAMS offered concurrent res0lu'i ii to
adjourn sine die on the st of NaTch next at I'D ?.
Lid over
Mr.. GRANT introduced resol-tions limiting the 9TH
cas of Ire Senate to the number allowed by the STA
tre Gisallowirg anv extra paw for servcss. or any
pay to Clerks Of Committees uniess appointed by the
Senate.
After considerable debate they were referred TO a
Committee.
Adjourned till II tomorrow.
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NV Teicgraph.

phil .DELPHIA Jan. Arr bric Black seusl, ,.b
Island with nine Of the OF the b., ship ooleoaa,
lslan1 % Nenb, on Ackins leland while on the pa.sY
som =. iago De Cuba Wales, with copper ore 0"s
aud the vessel cor domued. h,k Nalvina Bre.
below 81 ip Ann T.. Hooper, Liverpool oa'~
rnsn, Isabella .lewett Jamaica ,.h,, Montxomery
SAVANNAH, Jan. g. The screw s,esI isspr M
from New York this pert at pb,,aa.lphia,
IOSTOE, Jan. Arr steamer Z. p ei;nton Apsachi-
hank Eva Altrosssp; Salem. ASpnM az ,tis 4, McKee,
sSs i u. i, Pot Natal snecck, Turks Island oeno1'
Mobile; Pico, ConaiSes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

SHABBY TEEATsEST.-A captain in the Navy who
had been away two years and half, and had allowed
his pay to accumulate recently arrived here; but upon
applying for his pay, coolly told that there was
none for him-G Dvernment had no money. As the
Naval pay has been prompt up to November, by what
right is this captains two years pay withheld
Cur HIS THRoAT.-J. s. Heils, keeping lager.beer
saloon at No. 100 Broome rreet OppOste police head
quarerS being tired of life cut his throat from ear 10
ear last night with rBznr lie soon bled 10 death.
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SaIutes.

AUBURN, Monday Jan. !, 1861.
One hundred guns Will be fired in this city to- morrow
in honor of the memory of Gen. jackson the hero OF
the battle Of New-Orleans, and the defender OF the
Union against notification and treason.
Bosros, Monday Jan. Z, 1861.
To commemorate the battle of New-Orleans, and in
honor Of Mai. Anderson, Gov. Andrew has ordered
salute of one hundred guns on Boston Common TO-,
morrow and national salutes in fifteen other cities and
toynB in the Commonwealth.
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SOITH CAROLINA IND THE President
The Correspondence with the Commissioners
THE PRESIDENTS LETTER.
THE REJECTED PAPER.
From Ia, Cas-les'oa Couris7, Jan. 5.
nc

"
SIN. We bav. the honor To transmit TO you a ceIy
of tho full po,yers from the Convention OF the pe1ue
of South Carnliaa, under which we are "anthOrlhsu
end empowered TO treaf with the Government OF 1''o
United states for the delivery OF the forts, magahh'
pbtbonsea ard other veal estate, with Their apPni-
,,nances within the limits OF South Carolina, ana aifO
for An apportionmeDt u the pn',fe debt, ana Tor
dvion Of all the property held by the Gogernihea,
of the United States, as agent OF the Con'eucrdI'S
S,o,es of which South Carolina was recently mth-
te ond generally nagr ate tn Ill other measures
anil arrangements proper IT, be made and ahop'ei -
the existing relation IF the parties and Tor tue e'H
tinuance Of peace aud auny NAVEL tn7 w i'''''
WE Nh and tie Government at Washington
In the execution of this trust II - our duy 70 tr-
ui-h Won, as we now do. with an otiGi copy ol Tue
Ordinance Of Secession by which tn Stte OF Son'h
Curnna has resumed the covers she dehgated ~ tle
G,,yernne,t of the United StAres, and has declared
- r ,aarfect sovereignty and Independence.
IL would also have been our duty u fave lhiofmo,i
on that we were ready to negoiaie VIII yOn upon nv
urh one spns ss recessa8iy ralssd ny theaiop'h
this ordinance and that were prepared 10 enter
uron NJ IL negotiation with the earnest desire To avoiI
a nnpt cessary and hostile cOhsion and 80 70 lnag
rate on- new relations IA 10 secure mutual fesie,,
yener, advantage and future Of good VIII ana hf~
mony beneficial 10 all the partie. concerned,
But the eyenta of the past 81 hours render sucl an
assmanoe impos.ble. We came here the representa-
lives of an Authority which could at any time WITHIN
the past 60 DAYS have taken possession OF the iors IN
Charleston harlor but, upon p-dges given ~ man
nor that We cannot doubt determines 10 trust 70 your
hooor rather tban to IT'D power. Since our arrival
an officer o; tle United Sates, acting, a. we are
ir-sred, MOI only without, but against your Orders ha'
d.nntled one fort and occupied another thu alter
;n IN most important extent the condition OF affairs
under which came
Uu.u tesc circumstances are explained m manner
which relieves NJ Of I'll doubt Ia Nh" spirit IN which
these peqoa,ions shall he conducted are forced 70
susrer5 all discussion ~ 10 any arrangement 10y wh
our mutual interests might he amicably adured.
And in conclusion, would urge upon ylh me
immediate withdrawal Of The troops form the harbor
ot Chata.,on Under present circumstances, they are
a standing menace which renders negotiation impOs-i-
IN. and A. orr recent experience shows, threatens
srecdly 10 bring to n bloody issue questions winch
ought 10 be settled with temperance und Judgment.
We have ;he honor 70 be-, - otctnly,
sar or-deut servant,
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK. !.

Ships-Q uickep Wade, London Durham Dmon; Ot-eon'
the Allen, London NesIuith Sons. . - 80
Bsrks-Hypsrio Gibson barbados, T. 7. Dwight; znis
Yin Barbados. Smith Jones Co Fannie Hercs CstenAs'
Smith Jones & Co. o,--.-, .
Brie.-Fnerzy Bayley San Francisco, Tappan StToGck
Windua ard Quinn Antigua rowbndge's sons
schoonerf-Ssrah Haa underhill Bsrbadoes j. Potter
Potter Sabine Pass Oakley keang George Darby Rogers
City d. C. Murray Glover Kobin-on SAvAnnah'
Wallace Sherwood Co; President tBrl NiekrrY yarmouth
" s Bovd Heincken; NewYork, Davis, sayanr-ih Me-
Ceady. Mott & Co. 49,
soop-Rhode Island, Remington, Philadelphia, master
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DIED..

JONES-On Monday Jan alter short Illness Benjsni1.
youngest W. B. jones Of this city, aged years and
months -.
Tie friends Of the family requested attend his funeral FROM
the residence hi- grandmother Mrs Oven Of Ful,on
avenue sud Boeuu Brooklyn, Wednesday oh inst
at O'Clock p. NJ, without further notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

ST. LOUIS, Monday Jan. z lsbi.
At Mr.. Coughs lecture last night, before large au-
dience the expression Of strong union sentiments was
received with tremendous applause.
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nisaalere, Ac.

49,, t-,dervriters' A gent. left on Monday morning
tPi, =; Tho IN Conquest ashore at Mofflch., II
70 nI s@ NORM, twecko Weeks arrived On ~ psi
mon m Wsots reports that they could not save I'M
begsf ,vs sea rnnrg ADD that vessel VII prove ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rises..1:30 Sets,........444 Moon-Rses.. 3:lJ
HsB . -
candy Hook $3.50 Gov. Island $3.50 heiOate ..'i'Et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

SANDY IIOOK, Jan. 6--IZ5 p. IN.
There are as yet no signs Of tho steamer Palestine
off this point now fully due. Wind light ). W. Night
cloudy and very dark.
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BDsIUN, AOUuHy3 JUN = I7Jf' I
The new City Government was inaugulated at noon |
today ii. Bradley was chosen President OF the |
Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

TwESTY-PIRsT WARD REPUBL1c.S ASSOCIATIONS.
The following ticket was elected last evening at q
meeting of the Republican Association of the Twenty
frst Ward:
President Spencer KiTay Vice Presidents Alfred VI Coffin
Charles H. Rogers Recording Secretary. John W. Marshall
Aasstapt Recording Secretary William iaod Geer Teasqer
r. c Johnson: Delegates Young Mems General Committee
J. Soils Rirrb3nd, Chls. S. Nan Nordep.