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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-05-15

Give publish Oh our outside the
resolutions adopted By the Ireland I'm
ion meeting. They are sound and pa
triotic, but a casual reader might in
fer there were some traitors IN thas
neiuhborhood. We hoic not, and
don't believe there il one "a Nwhere
else III this county. though we ar~
glad t. know there i large nnmbci
who don't believe the present war II
the result ~ good policy. Thcotii-
Gers OF the Home Guard Nil! IL ap
to makei. a well drilled company. 4
the two first went through the Msxi-
can war.
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NOTICE IL hereby given that The under
~ signed has been appointed Administers.
,nr 81 ,he estate OF Carter Reynolds, late o.
DUBOIS county. deceased. Said estate - sup
posed u BE- soi7ert, N.
May /, 'Gl-SA- WI. MoNhoh a0u' N
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Tie Stars and Stripes will " raised
ia Uuion polc il Jasper, On next
Saturday afternoon. LET the people
como out, and help draw up tAeiI
ccuu.ry's proud ensign.
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D-PRcv- j. Il. 81 Clair will preach
10 the Protestant Church in Jasper
next Sabbath, at hall past five.
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SorND. -N No State tax is u be lev
iel III Illinois for the ne1t two years.
Tie accumulation uf the sinklngiund
sor paving o.f the State debt bcyoml
the amount falling due. ard tile reve-
nue. from stock IN the Central Rail
road. viii deiray All tic expenses D
the State Government.
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RErunNED.-N s=sgs. Shoulders AMI
Fleming arrived here last SATURDAY.
from Indianapolis. the Legislature
having taken recess until lac -lsi
inst. A I'LL was passed pacing 81.
200. 900 at the disposal u the Cover
nor. IL bc used lib case n necessity
and appropriating S15,0o0tc armtAs
State.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-05-15

EXCITEMENT ar EocgroRr.-lt will
Be seen liz the following letter from
one OF orr citizens, ut present ln hock
pnrt. that the war excitement runs
li-h there. The spirit exhibited III
firing on the boat, j. an evidence to
Kentucky sccessionists that they may
expect a bit Of fight 1t Rockport. i
they succeed in taking their State out
Of thc Union. The firing. however,
was. we suppose. unauthorized by 20.
vcrntnent. and therefore wrong. AS
the government is able and willing 70
take all tile responsibility Of the war.
let il do tile exclusive MANAGING. and
the soldiers obey lis orders. The same
spirit OF violence carried out by prl-
yate parties, would soon lead the citi-
zens Of Yelyington anl Owcnsboro,
where the secession iiag is already fly
inc. to burn Grandvicw aud kockport
and in retaliation those places would
he destroyed by the citizens OF Spen'
Ger, while Nv leaving the conduct q
the war entirely in the hands Of th'
government. tic evils NAV be. in !
great measure, avcrted. But to tl'
letter:
RocKPoRr, lIay 13. 1861.
Great excitement here. A steam
boat with secession flag at her mas
head. passed here about half past tiy
o'clocK. yesterday evening. and va
fired at by the piece q artillery At tAi
Place. q brass six FOUNDER. Had no
some person, just before the gun wa
fired. changed unknown 70 those i
chargc) the direction Of the gun, u
boat would would have been struck
AS II was, the ball entered the wate
about one hundred yards from hel
she az time being a mile distant. N
other news. The Union forever
Yours. W. G.. A.
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Tic system N Cavalry Tacllcs adapted
~ me vrganixa'ion " ID agYor rcnimrnlr
having t~rn approved w the prs -ijett NJ
iha United SiAif-. j. row published tor tht
government u tie sud service.
Accurdinrly instruction 10 the same ~i'l
he riven after lie method pointed GU there
in; aud Ill additions %. ~ departures ir."'
~ exercises ana mahUuvres Iaid dS~L 70
this system are positively 'ufhitc"r.
.R. PNlN> EFT.
>..rsfrtv ~ Wnr
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CAVALRY TACTICS.

Pubh.hed hy order ~ The WIZ D-rrr
men. Firsi school III rms Tn or
Fg ur TnK PLATvra AND or Sgus pRvS liis
MnunTfD Sernnh p4r-ScHrnL NJ HE
Ia1 PKR; ~ THE PLAropS Asp THE SUI N
Rss N usTnD Ihud PAft- EsuLu1luss
vi 4 EfelMEar.
nA..r.la 1Qnn ca-1
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Great numbers or Clcrrynen. Physicians,
Statesmen, anil crnirrnt pcrsnnnEes- nave iei, WA,
their names 20 certify the unparalleled nselui,
ness Of these rcmcsiics, hut our space hcfc WI.
"a, nrr,,jt ,l,e insertion OF them. The agents
below named furnisli gratis or American Al AZ,
nANAc III which they nrc given; win aIso W.
descriptions Of the above complaints, am lno
treatment thar shoril be followed ior their cnI,.
Do not DO put of by unpr!ncpled dealers Win
c,bcr prrpafatons they make more pr0nt on
Demand AYRR's, and take no others. Inc sies
wanf The best ala there is for them, anu tneJ
should have II.
All our Remedies arc for sale ny
Huber a. Friedman. Jasper: Dr. w Snun'
t~rmann. Ferdinand; VIM Mshin, Ireland:
Wininper a. Milburn. Havsville, and by az
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Wholesale BY
Il. A. Robinson g. Co., Louisville; Ausn q
n, Cincinnati. May !, 81.
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For THr Gf-rr or NfrRAlcfs;
TOR PURIFYING IliL LLooD
They nrs surar-cos.oi, - that The most snns-
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best nntrieut IN .hc world iu4 ail iAc Pupvscso'
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FtLTIM RI. ND jam Y II. Iao5
CT = CprPEg, Adir. Gen. U A
Sir:-The Ligh, Artillery Board assem-
hlei bv SneciaI orders NJ. l3i cf I>52, nnd
Special Orders NJ lie 81 1853 has the
honor 10 snhmi, revised system Of Lirh'
Artillery Teciics and Reguii,ions recon
mendst for tat am
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Authorized Military EsooI

Polished BY order of he u. $. War De
nsrimrnf.
INSTRUCTION IN FIELD ARTILLERY
Prepared By Barrd Of A''iil.rv Oilers
vel. Syo. 81 30.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

METEOROLOGICAL the Daily Ga
sstts Of January the 3lst, 3D." in friendly
aud gentlsmsnly manner, makes some remarks
on my meteorological observations, for which
| return him my kindsst regards and thanks.
but in justification 10 myself and to the im-
portALce Of the accuracy Of the observations.
1 request ID" TO come on every 6rst day Of
the month to compare the reports to the lntt-
tute, where he will find that the inaccuracies
are only in the daily papers. The main reason
10 that never %. TO see the proof sheets. So
"D' will find that 10 the DEMocSAT b NEws rs.
ports for the Gath Of January, Thermometer, Z
A. ~, q, which is two below Q. The Gazette
for the same day omitted the q, minus which
makss two above. In regard to the other
thermometrical differences that I'D" alludes TO-,
| might direct his attention to the fact, that
my four out door thermometers are Get in the
maDner required by the Smithsonian Institute,
| in ruc,, JuxrspcsiriOu (swo psrpsodiSu'sr sud
two vertical iLstrumen.s) - to correct each
otLer. and when there is any discrepancy. !
report in the daily papers the average of said
instrument, while to the 8. !. make full re-
more | surmise that I'D is on the hill and his
instrument not properly located. To make
"Ds" instrument of some practical value to
control ny instruments, would suggest in q
friendly manner, that he place HE thermometer
for several days near mine, to see what the
difference is between them, il any. For board
| would not charge anything, ss there is Ilen-
ty Of free and cold air nowadays to partake
in common. With regard to the remarks on
| snow, this was 60 light and drifting. that
did not mark it in the dailies, for give there
only the amount Of water that can be melt
from the snov as collected In the DsMocaA1
d NEws Of January Sd, Inquirer" chooses to
inquire in q style and manner. of which he
was ashamed. after it was psnned, to the ex
tent that he hss not even given his initials to
which reply that the weekly reports in the
daily papers are given to draw the interest Of
the community to the meteorological changes
for which the figures are given to two places
Of deeims'e, with the authority of common
sense, fer the same reason that practically, the
| American dollar vas divided into one hundred
cents, contrary to the usage Of the large ma
ior ty Of the then exieting calculations. Till
better informed-which information will b
thankfully received. think Tor instance that
the bsrsmetr cal rotations % so inch or ther
mometrical average Of the week IA GO, OF
mean amount Of clouds $40. are in decimall
expressed clearly enough for the ues Of the On
scientific reader. while in the reports to the 8
l. the inches and degrees. DC. DC. are subd
vided into minutes and seconds. Should "In
quirer," on : scientific basic, think tho matter
erroneous, l, and the rest of mankind, vii
thank him for the correction Of il, 90 that in
future day. it might te said in good faith. I'm
quirer was 70 gentlemen and scholar. and .
good judge Of liquor" l. LASeks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
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vTKUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the Ist d.,
j OF June, 4. d., 1859, James Long and nns
Long his wife, executed unto Robert ID. Congdpr
~ Trustee, q lcer;ain deed Of Trust. conveying
to raid Trustee the land in Scott county, lows
described as follows, to-wit: The south least
quarter lH) Of section number two 2, 10 town
ship number seventy nine (7y,) north Of range
four ~ essi of the 5th r. N, containing one
hundr d and sixty (l60) acres Of land Viii b
said conveyance was made by the said james Long
and Anna Long, his wife, for the purpose Of se
curing the payment Of two certain promissory
notes and the interest thereon, signed bv saId
james Long, dated the lst day Of June, A. D.,
1859, and payable ~ follows: One fCr one hu.-
dred sad eighty dollars, pay BILE on the first day
OF Decem Der, 1859, and one for one thousand one
hundred dollars payable on the hrst day Of June,
1850, to tae order Of William II. ietors With In
tcrest 1t ten per cent. per annum.
Anu nov, said last mentioned note having become
due and payable, and the said James Long having
failed u pay the same, bert D.Congdon, ustee
as aforesaid do hereby Eve this public notice, tha
by virtue of the power which IL in re vested o.
said Deed Of Trust.i w,llc t. urday the 2ssh la
Of sDruary ID 1871 at the hour d fwe o'clock u
the afternoon o. said da., ~ the Court Hoos
door, in the city of davenport, expse and ofei
for sals, at puulic u;tion, the Parcel of Ian.
above described, or 20 much thereo as sbsii
be necessary to satI fy anu Esy the amount " sal
note. with the interest thereon to the day
sale together with the co.ts aud expe re-
attempting -aiL sale, Gusts q This notice and Trus.
toes fees.
Dated tns 4sh day Of February, !. D.. 1891.
X. u. CUNGDON,
sry5l Tiustse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
News from the Gulf Squadro

New YoRK. Feb. 4.
We have received important news from the
home squadron.
On the 10th ult.. the Commodore received
orders from. .shington. through Col. T. ckens
to sen1 TO Florida Immediately the u. s. steam
frigsts Powhattan and the sailing corvette st
LOUIS. An Official survey and general quarters
sup erintendence was then held by flag -otficeI
"end~rsast, on board the corvette Cumber.
land, the frigate Sabine and the ST. Louis. A
sham battle was soon after iMprovised off Sac
rihc.os. wher the usual routine Of action was
gone through With.
A critical examination of the condition OF
the squadron demonstrated the fact that
every ship was short Of provisions, and that
it would be madness to send them on .
probably hostile mission in such . stste
The impression prevailed extensively that the
vessels would 90 to Havana for provisions, and
then obey instructions.
Serious dissffsctinn existed among some Of
the officers Of the Powhattsn. when her d -sti
nation became knosn. The first and third
lieufenan and the purser Immediately ten.
dsred their designations but the captain
while conditioDai'y accepting them. refused to
allow their Tesurn TO the steamer.
The most intense excitement existed Ia the
squadron, and it was found necessary to pro-
hlbit all officers, sailors and marines from con
veying political news and naval movements in
their letters, as they would be opened and
read.
The Times Washington correspondent ioti
mates thai Fort sumter has been reinforced BY
the steamer BROOKLYN, which landed upwards
Of three hundred men at the fort by mesns 81
row boats with muffled oars. A romer 10 cur
rent that Fort sumter hiss been attacked. NJ
deps'ch has been received at the Department
from Major Anderson for three days
The Vlrginia Commissioners to the Border
States Convention, will offer. the frat thing
70 morrow, q resolution deprecatiug the use Of
force toward seeding States. II this 10 voted
do vD the SOU, n~rn staiee vili esceds
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
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YtRUSTEE'S SAL E.-Whereas, On the 18th
/ day Of June, A. D., 1887, John Jackson and
Mary, his wife, exesuted unto Charles Powers as
Trustee. . osrtaia deed Of T.sst, conveying to
said Trustee the land 10 Scott county. Iowa, des-
cribed as follows to. wit: All that certain tract
or parcel of land bounded AMI described as fol-
lows: Beginning at the north west corner Of the
vest half Of the north vest Quarter Of section No.
nineteen Uy,) in township seventy eight l7S,
north Of range 'our ~ east OF the fifth 18th
princ pal meridian; thence east twenty seven and
one half (27k) rods thence south seventy five
| (75) rods, moas or less, 10 the centre Of Duck
creek thence following the meadries Of said
duck Creek TO the west line Of said half quarter
section; thence north sevensy-fve Us rods, mere
or less, to the place Of beginning, being twelve
(12 acres of the west half of . certain tract Of
land containing thirty l;e) acres, conveyed by
ccrded in the Recorder olice Of Scott county
March 9Oth. 1645, 10 book " D." page 28s and ESQ,
which said deed Of Trust il recorded ia the Re-
cordcrs once Of Scott county, Iowa, in book "L''
OF mortgages, page s04, and was made BY said
Jackson and wife, for tie purpose Of securing the
payment Of certain plOmisscry note signed BY
said John r. Jackson, dated the ivth day Of une,
A. D., 1857, for tho sum Of six hundred and
twenty dollars payable in ono year afrer date, At
the Office Of TaIlman, Powers : Mclean, in Da-
venport aforesaid.
And the said aote having become due and pay
Soe, ana the eai0 JacAs0n nsvinG lalied 70 pay
the same, and the aid Charles Powers. said
Trustee, named IN said deed. having died. and til .
County Judge Of >cott county, Iowa, having ap-
pointed me, John c. bills. Trustee. in the place
and stead Of said Charles Powers, pursuant to
the provisions Of said decd Of Trust l, John G.
Bills, Trustee, oappoioted - Aforesaid, do give
this pubic notice, in pursaance Of the power
in me vested that viii on Thursday the 4tn day
Of February, A. y .ssl, II the hour ~ o'clock
in the afternoon Of said j. 1t the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer
for .ale, at public auction, the PAT. 81 Of land
above describs or 50 much theseo' ~ shalI b.
necessary to satisfy the anoaut of said note with
the interest thereon % the day II sale, T. ge,hes
with all the costs and ezpensss attending said
sale, costs Of this notice al N Trustee's fe ..
Dated Davenport, Jaaaarv 2lst, A. D., 1851.
JOIN q. BILLS,
Trnstss by speoi slnsat oi Cosaty Jsdge.
ian1S~A @N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

DAILY RP0RT.

| f -
l1 OFFICE DAiLY DzuocRAr AHp Nxwsl
Monday I've, Feb. !, lo6l. J
The market vas active 70 day and recsit u mod
crate.
FLorR- TranMstions light and prices firm. We
quote at $4.o09A.35. Shipments 200 bbls.
WnEAr-Active and in good demand for milling
st Toe. Receipts 3,S37 bu. Shipments $50 bu-
CoRM--Stssdy at l0c for esr snd l9c for
shellcd. Receipts H. ,l55 bu. Shipments 700 bu.
OArs-Nominal At l5c. Receipts 1903 bu.
DRsssED HoGs-Dull at $5.00@S5.5o. Receipts
9S head.
HAY-Dull at 3l.00(0e.OO.
CoAL-From wagon Ice per bushel Coal Vel.
ley coal &c in yard Henry county coal loc in the
yard.
WoOD-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord.
P0ULrRY-Live Chickens $l.25@l.5o y dos.
Dressed sC9So y ID. Turkeys, 5o@75c dressed
do 8@l0c y b.
BUrrER.-Plenty At 12K@l5s.
LARD-l0@l2Ac y b.
HAns-New Sugar Cured 11@12Kc per h.
Common l0@l. Nc per ID.
PorAross-15Ss25c y baahel.
TURSIPs. -20@3Oc per bu.
CHEsss--Herkimsr Go. l30l7e per h.. Wes-
| tern Reserve Il H@'2Hc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

BRUTAL AyrArR.-On Sunday evening
last, at the west end Of town on Front street.
the neighbors ofs family named Benkmann
were aroused by hearing cries and ehrieks in
his house. Bestirring themselvss, they pro-
ceeded to the house, and found Bsnkmann
beating his wife. and what was more. he was
drunk. The little children as we'll as the
mother, were screaming frghtfully. The
neighbors interfored and handled the brute
pretty roughly. and would have had him
brought before Justice. but the wife inter.
posed, saying that when sober be was . kind
husband, but having been out with some com
ranions that afternoon, had taken little too
much. The principal cause Of the rumpus was
that the wife had secreted her husbands bo. 10
90 that he could not go out to get more liquor
That made him very angry. and hence that
scene and this item.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

JoHn GALLIGAN, Ex-AGENr.-It is
to be rsgrstted-very much to be regretted.
that MIR. Galngan Las seen nt 10 REIGN his
position as Express Agent at this point. or that
the U. 8. Express Co.. accepted his resigns lion.
He w.s sAceedinxly popular ..nong ell cl.s-su
with whom be did bnsinsss. Never have We
heard word Of complaint. oo the part Of his
customsrs. but al have spoken . geed word
for him. We only hope that his successor vii,
fill his place. Our business men much regret
the step, and if wishing would avail any thing
he would be continued in service indefinitely.
We wish him success in Lis new 6sid of opera.
tiOn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
new YORk WixE MILL.
NELSON & R1CNMON u
MANUFACTURES or, AND DEALERS n

MANUFACTURERS OF, AND DEALERS II
W1R E or ALL d ES SCRIPTIONS
DARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO Or
u ders sent to their w aret or se, 81 John street.
N w. which will De flied PaoAPTLY, and have
SPEEDY iispatch
Circulars furnished giving discount from List,
or nett prices at LOwssr xARKET RATES.
TEkxs: Six months rote, payable st Bank
With current rate Of Exchange on New York, or
ger cent o6 for Cash.
WIRE MILL, s5rB STREET, rEw vn0u
WAREHOUSE, 81 IUHN ST
oeel-stA van
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

PATRloT1c AND PROvIDBETIAL.-We e
understand that at meeting Of the Davenport
City Guards. on Saturday night. that company
adopted resolution declaring themselves in
readiness 10 obey the call Of the Governor to
march forth to do battle, provid;d the provis
ions we're made for Tie support Of their familie'
during such absence
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, |

STATE OF CONNECTICUT
CouNry OF HARTFORD, %
Personally appeared, John 4. Eldr,dge, Sccreta-
ry of the "Conn .cticut ire Insurance Company
and made cath that the foregoing statement IS a
true, full and correct statement Of the affairs Of
said Company and exhibits, so tar can be
tained it's actual condition the lst day Of Jan
uary, 1861, and that part Of the capital Or
earnings of this Company has been deposited in
any state as security for losses therein.
JoHN Is. ELDRII 0E. Sec'y.
Subscribc2 and sworn To before me this l4th
day Of January, A. ID 1881.
CHAS r.. PERKINS,
Justice Of the Peace for tho County Of Hart ord.
fry5
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

Iovs, Feb. 4

In CEAf1R, Iowa, FEB. 4.
Msssas EDrToas Our eiiisens we're quite
electrified the other day. BY the eOt
III 1t some of our 06erchsn,s we're esssd Of .
tsiHe over six hundred dollars. by . stray con-
fdence m an. II seems that he hae been about
town Tor the past six months, laying plsns ior
his ''raise," pretending that he wished to buy
few farms, representing that be Possessed
one hundred and sixty acres Of land 10 lllinois,
and wished 70 stock il. He cold Mr. AcCsbs.
merchant, two hundred aud twsnty-,hree dol
lars worth Of bogus Eastern exchange; Bursis
4 Bro, tso hundred dollars worth jacob
King. clothisr. one hundred and twenty-five
.d0lisrs worth; aud some person 10 the conn-
try. ssventy-6vs dollars. thus pocks,ing six
hun ired snd twenty. three dollars. lie de-
campsd
CoEsclos.-A prominent Republican Of our
town. had . shghs psssags ct arms with
Democrat, on Saturday, in which much blood
vas split, mu b hair cast to the four winds.
and much talk created. Our Republican
friend is On immsnse mass Of muscle and gas.
(no rh ming intended sod some little cAibre.
He was dsnouneing anti.cosrciooists IS trsi.
tors; when small Democrat. who did not be-
lievs him, 'sail.d ip." After . few minutes
hard w.rk. they we're separated. The frat
blood ha. been spillsd. Get sour r5fes ready.
"Yx CAsINss."-The other morning our cit.
issns arose, after . sleepless night. rendered
hidsous by the he Wing Of dogs. and found the
streets strswn with the corpses of defunct
CANNES.
The canine dead The canine dead
On every hill they lie;
In every alley foul and dark,
Is heard their dying cry.
Oh who hath been SO barbarous,
As the CANNES thus to slay?
Isit the vslient Wide Awakes,
Praeticing sor the frayy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

GRAND AFFAIR." There will be given
at the German Thsatrs, ON the llth inst.. %
10 the usual custom. grand masquerade and
fancy drsss ball 1t is intended that It shsll
be . grand affair.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

FINE CoRN.-We have on our table
. specimen Of corr, raised On the farm OF Nj.
Shelden J. Roberts, of this county. The field
Of which they are . sample. consisted OF 80
acres. On which 2 500 bnshels we're raised
That 10 pretty good We think.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05

FARMERS when in want Of dry goods
cannot do better than call on Wsdsvorth. Dc
hes bsss rsssivtsg large lots Of Staple Goods
during the past week. snd nov offers stock
second to sone in price. qasiity or quantity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-05
ABUSED NIs WIFE.-Patrick Kelley

ABUSED IlIs WIFE.-Patrick Kelley's
wife swore out information sgAinst her husband
yesterday. on account Of threats he had made
to treat her in an inhuman manner. Mr.. Kel.
ly plead met guilty" 10 the charge but the tss-
timony showed that he was guilty. and was he
consequently bound over IL the cum Of fifty
dollars to observe the peace. When last heard
from he Asd not procured bail.