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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
From Fort kearney.

FOR7 KEARnEY, Jan. Fl.
The California Express tor ST. Joseph, psesed
here At P. n. yesterday, with four passenger
and the msils.
DssvEs CRY. Jan. l7.-Tslegsams received
Yesterday, created much sxc'tsm~nt.
Parties who returned yestsrday from San
Juan, pronounce the reported mines in ths,
country > grand humbug. Letters to the
same effect will bs published to-day. The ex.
citemsnt 10 esid to have bees gotten up By
traders Ia New Mexico, Who had more goods
than they could cell to the inhsbitants 10 The
depressed conditios of the country
Milwaukee Mill. at Gregory. laet week, ia
three and half days. saved 81 ,eO9 from The
lsad quarts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
From New York.


Special dispatch TO the Commercial Advsv
tiser says that Col Herger. Of the Army. and
Com. Shubirck. Of the Nsvv. had an interview
With Col Hayns. and 10 which they advised
him to consult further with P.ckens be ore
making demand upon the President for sur
render Of Fort Sumter. It 10 under.tood that
be has taken their advice. The previous 70.
ports that he had already made such demand
10 therefore entirely without foundation !.
Hon. Mr.. Rives has left Washington for Vir-
ginia, and professsd himself to be greatly en-
couraged after intes vicws With prnmlDeut
northern politicisns st tho prospect Of adjust.
ment, st least. 90 far - TO retain the border
States 10 the Union. He vss also very hope.
ful Of final and pacific settlement Of the con-
troversy thst has 40 nearly rent us in twsir.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on nE
~ 18th day Of January. 4. -, 1861, the h'm
Of Miner, HASKELL ! Co., II this city, made On -.
. sgnmeat Of their property to the untsrS NED
As.ignees, tor the ben.ht Of their c-e1itors, and
al per.ons holding claims ~ ssisst ssid asm are
he. .sby notified to present the same, daily vsrihed
under oath or afrmstion, TO said As.g0ees, In the
CITY Of Davenport, State Of lows, within three
months from the date o. this notice.
Davenport, January 18th, 1861.
JAMES ARn,IR0MG; Assign..s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

kScDnvuD. Jan. ~
SHsAsD The ssosidseatioe Of the rspest o.
Federal Relations. eoncsrning National Con
vsntion, VS. resumed.
The report vss amended by appointing John
Tyler. Ww. G. RisS. }. ". Broehesrou9h, @
". Somsss sad Jas. A. SS6on, Cemmissioosr.
TO Wsshingtos on the %sh ofFebssasy. 10 ueel
the muiseioness from other Sistes.
The 9Th resolution wss amended by modify
ing Orittendsn's propositions 20 q 10 give "a
di.iossl protection and security 70 slave prop.
srty. 8
The eth resolutios vss amended bv aonoirt
ing Tyler Commissioner 70 vsit on tho presi
dent Of the United States, and Judge n. Rob
erston CommirsiOnsr 10 South Csrolina and
the other seeding states to request them 70 sb.
stain from all hostile aeis during the psndsoey
of proceedings.
lns reports we're then passed by 20 to s.
Ar. Bruce offered the folio wing resolution
KessIsed. Thst ii sn efforts b, reconcile IN :
difference between the two secti - OF The
country shal prove Abortivs, then sverv con.
etdsration Of honor and integrity demands tha,
Virginia shall unite her deslinies With her sis.
ter States.
The resolution was adopted unanimously.
Ar. Stewart offered - . basis Of soiust d ept
. measure contemplating the withdrawing Of
the trast with regard to the T.rritsries in the
hands Of Congress, and equitable partition of
the Terri oriee between the slsveholiiue ard
nom vsholding States By an amendment Of
the Constitution Also providing that shs States
created out Of the Territory north of ae a..
grees 30 minutes. ahsll be admitted v,th Or
without slavery. - their Constitution NAV o..
der. Ordered to be printed.
HoUss s-Ths H~uee concurrsd in the amend.
mems TO the Senate report Of the Committee
o Federal Relations about given.
Ar. Sedan then offered he folio wing:
Resolved. That the interests Of Virgins are
those Of her Southern sisters, and no recon-
struciion Of the Union can Be- permanent which
will not secure to each section self protec, ION.
cover sgsinst any invasion Of the Federal
Union upon the reserved rights Of either.
Adopted
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
u q. II. Nc T.a6 CART,

- OPERATOR ON THE EYE AND EAR,
would respectfully inform the public
that he has peTnIs nently losated himself
in Davenport, Iowa. he will successfully treat
all diseases Of the Eye and Ear, and perform Ill
surgical opsr ,tions psstaining 10 the Eye; such
~ straig htening Cross-Eyss, removing Catarscts,
Pterrxiurs Tumors, etc Also, insert ARTIFI-
ClAL EYRS, which will move and look 30 natu-
,al Is to DEFY detection and cause no pain what
ever.
once &. Ressesv Dlsek, Pessy sesssss
dec20 DIFF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

: 6g LOUIS. Jen. 81
A special Dispatch fren Springfield % The
Republican. Gays that Co0grsssman Kelly ar-
rived there Saturday night and 10 in confer.
snee wish NJ. L,oeolD. HIS object. It 10 sup
possd. 70 b 10 refsrsaos 70 cempsomiss
nationsl di(6ee.ties. Ii 10 believed. ths Re-
poblissns. Win Lnsolas sanction. vill propose
holding . Nstional Con vsntion ter the rsstors-
tiou Of the old Missouri line to CAliforsis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
seaasos Haaeer Retases !.


Senator Huotsr has detsrmised 70 retire
from the ehairmanship Of the Committee on
Finance. He vill announce his with wraual 10
fsv days.
Thsss 10 no doubt that Instructions have
been cent % the ecmmasdsr Of the gull end
home squadron for speedy rs,ura Of cone Of
the vessels On that station, their presence
not bsisg required there since the success Of
the Liberal party In Mexico.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
Getting Ready for . Fight.

PErERsBuR0. Va. Jan 10.
One hundred kegs Of powder and two thous.
and pounds OF ehot and shell from the pov der
works Of Richmond left this morning by s,@c-
ial train. by the Wilmington Railroad. dee
tined for Chsrleston, to the order Of Governor
Pickeos,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

Tue Pennsylvanians have their Festi-
val on Thussdsy evening nsxt. Thoss vhe
have not procured their tickets should take
The fret opportunity TO do %.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

TnE crossing on the ice was good
yesterday. and . large lot Of wood vas brought
seross 70 this side from the upper part Of Rock
Island county. Wood 10 cheaper shsn It vas
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
Alabama LegislatuTo.

MONT0O1ERS, Jan. ~.
The House passsd to-day . bill 70 provide
against the invsson Of the S;ste by sea. I,
makes pilots iiab to 6ne and imprisonn ent
who bring vessels into the hartor Of Mobile.
and author sss the commander Of Fort MorgsI
TO destroy the bsacons and land narks at his
discretion
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
The Fasutave siave Case.

CLEvHLAND, Jan. 81.
The fugitive girl Lncy vss brought before
the Probate Court thus morning. Judge Lin.
den ordered her discharged from the custody
II the Sheriff. She vas iaksn into eust0dy By
the u. 3. Marshsll and summoned 70 the u. 3
Court, where she u nov undergoing sxsmiss.
tion - the way TO the U .. Court. An %.
suscsssfoi attempt wss made st rescue. The
case u pootponed until W ednesday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE!


AN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY THIS
" well-known Hotel will b opened for the fs-
esptian ef sssstss The heuse ~ besa thossssh-
" cleaned. painted, paPsred and furnished. A
new Kitchen, laundry, etc., have been built, and
in short the house is now in better condtioa thaa
ever befeee. an s.r....mss.z.4 .m4f
The sabscSibsr, formerly Of the Scott House.
hes taken a long lease Of the premises, and will
odsr sspenar inducements for the accommodation
Of the travelling public.
ONe Aasssds'ed Day D0urdsre
4sQu4G &4AAtt fs 84ts 81
en- b accommodated. Fapiliss desiring suits Of
loemss with privilege Of furnishing the same, arc
inyited to all and select their apartments With
- 4 good stable connected with Tie House.
r ~. ssisso ST i . p. ]. 0ILLRTT.
~ (on1es18Wl1 aa r4 As-f ~ f4fs ,
se.A0 isaH scs n l.su8 gsr ssisgs
a11A IA .5anlal iazs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

NAshvILLB, Jan. 10.
The House to-day accepted the Senate
! amendment TO elect delegates on the 9th OF
February, 70 aesemOie III NOuv vsusav~ -
26th
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
THE CITY.
CoLD.-Snug winter weather again
thermometer very lov sad sIsigking first rsts

The roads in the country are becom-
ing little more passabls. though come oi then
srs not yet broke sufscisusly 70 allow free
passags.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
Georgia Conventtou.

nuLEp0svuLLe, Jan. 81.
The Governor Of Georgia sent to the state
Con' ention this A. n. the threatening resolu-
tions adopted by the Legislature Of the State
Of New York Of tho llth inst.
After the resolution had been read, Mr.
Toombs offered tho folio wing resolution
kssclssd. unanimously. That - response to
the resolutions Of the State Of New York. that
this Convention highly approves Of the eoer-
gs,ic and patriotic conduct Of the Governor of
Georgia, in taking possession Of Fort Puisski
BY the Georgia troops. That this Convention
requests him to hold possession Of ssid tort m
Ill the relations Of Georgia 10 the Federal Gov.
ernment shall be determined, and that copy
Of thi. resolution be transmitted 10 the Gov
eEnos of the State Of New York.
This resolution vas adop,ed unanimously.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
Union Meeting.

PiT1eBUa0 Jan. TO-
Tho Usion meeting last night was one Of
the lsreeet ever held here. Il was exceedingly
disordsr!y. A large portion Of the meeting
vas opposed to the Crittendsn or any other
compromiee. Several sets OF REGULATIONS Of
devious tenor were offered. but amidst the con-
fusion, it vas difficult 10 obtain the resi- ssnii.
ments Of the meeting, which broke up 10 con-
fu'ion. the lights being extinguishsd oy order
Of the Mayor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

NEw YoRK Jan 2l
The steamer TeutoDis arrived At 8 o'clock
thi. evenidg. with London dates to the 7sh.
and about $4,000 in specie. The North
Briton arrive At Londonderry on Sunday,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
New York Market.


Nsw YoRx. January 81.
FLouR-Heavy-without much change in price.
S5.2O05.25 super State; $5.45(G5. so kztra State
$5.25@5.25 Super Western; $5.45lG5.75 Common
Extra do; 35.S5@5.vO Interior 70 Good Shipping
Brsnds pad Extra Rouna Hoop Ohio.
kys FLOUa-Steady st 81. .4OQpl.70.
WH8Ar-Msrket dull and in favor Of buyers.
$50 AnwaukeeClab; s.. .83G1.37 Winter Red
Western $3.50 White California 3l.55 White
Michigan.
1y.-Msrkst quiet st 7ll75o.
DARLBYG Firm. 8'tst <A
C0Rx-Aarket heavy and lower. 6o@7lc for
ni1ed western and State.
OAfe-Quiet et ss@sse. Western, Canada and
State.
PORx-Msrkst lraer for mnu ssd stsady for
prime. $l7.ss nss; $lS.st prime.
DRBv- Quiet
CIR AsArs-Hsavy and neaisal.
LARD-Firm.
BURMA Stsadp
ClssI-Opsnsds steady ct s0ioe. ~
W1lsKY-0azket steady q 1870.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
Report Of the N. n N. Railroad Bridge
Sos THE WEEK ENDING yAxuAsY lsrH, 1851

The whole number Of foot passengers crossing
the Briige during the week was s64.
J.R. REED,
Bridge Master.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

PoRK is comi6g g into the city 10 large
more sisesbls or better iattsnsd hogs than this
year. Farmers ere making moasy cut Of their
hog crop this season.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

CHARLESTON, Jan. 10.
Lieut.. Talbot arrived here last evening vi b
gloomy tidings. The Governor and members
OF his Cabin.t we're ia consultation the greater
part Of last night. on the intelligence com.
nanicated by Lieut.. Talbot. hite nag came
from Fort Sumptsr this morning. the object OF
it Is said to be that South Caroline cease erect
ing Notifications.
CHAaLEsroN, Jan. 81.
The four soldiers from Fort Sumter as vit.
nesses in murder case, on Saturday attempt
ed t. escape by jumping out Of the Grand
Jurys room window. On leaving for Fort
sumter they we're placed in . cos.h and e.
cortsd BY file Of State soldiers to the bost
Gov. iickens. on Sunday. sent > lot Of fresh
provisions to Msjor Anderson with his compI-
msnts Major Anderson refused to accept
them but returned is thanks for the courseey.
saying ct the came tine that he vou have to
decline accepting any thing until he knew what
the Government at Washington intended 70
order.
Everything is quiet here This morning Eve
guns have been fired for the seeding States.
The effect Of the secession Of Georgia upon the
people Is very happy. but NO demonstration
hes yet been made on accoInt OF IL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
From Boston.

BosroN, Jan. FL.
Rev Charles Lowell. d. D., died yesterday.
aged 76 yeas.
The Journal states that In. 600 stand OF srme
have been sent south from Watsrtowo arsenal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
Steam Boat sunk.

The steamboat Cora Anderson was sunk st
Eagle Bend, 40 miles sbove V,cksburg. Sh.
had 900 hide. euxar, 900 sacks caffcs 10 her
hold. which will be lost. Boat va.ued at <SU.-
400
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
sscesssss Ordnance oi Geosv,a Pss,.A.


1ILLsposvllIs, Jsa 10.
| The ordisance declaring she secession Of
Gsorgia from the United States pA.eed tAs
stsss Ceovsatica q p. n. By yeas sos. ssys
g.
Tho Convsntios hss been In secret sessioo
tssasly sll day. M
| Benjamin Hall inti oduced . substitute ies
tbs ben EFT Of al the S~cessiopista. but Il wss
Lost subseqr entity. He voted for the ordinance
declaring - be did 80. that. - 0sorgts had
deserminsd for secession, be veuld share her
late. ior wesl or woe.
! Judge Linton said that. While he appsov ID
Of the ordinance, be sav no reason for IT,
adoption now He therefore would not vote
for Or sim it.
| A moti, to postpone the operations Of the
ordinance until the Sd Of March was lost BY
about 30 majority.
A. h. Stevens and H. v. johnson are among
those Who voted against the ordinance.
A resolution vas adopted % coutioue the
present postsl and revenue system until it shall
be ordered O. hsrwise A'so 10 continue oil the
fsdsr.l Offices
The ordinance Of secession was ordered 70 be
engroseed on parchment and 70 be signed on
Monday 1t noon.
10 T.. NJ Univ ersal demonstration OF appuo
baton are being made here tonight in honor
Of tho adoption Of the ordnance Of secession.
including firing Of cannon. letting of sky rock
~, burning II torches. music aud speschss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

IT WILL be seen by advertisement, that
the Scott House. will, on the let Of February
change proprietors. }. J. Humphrey 4 Co..
taking possession OF that famous Hotel The
reputation Of the house 10 too we'll established
TO need recommendation from 10. % regards
its location and accommodations It was
famous for its good dinners during the super.
intendanss Of Mr. Humphrey 10 dsys goss BY
aod if he doesn't know how to keep hotel
nobody does. One hundred and ten Gay
boarders can be accommodated
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
LATER FROA CALIFORNIA.

g AM IT. kEARNHY, Jan. II.
The Pony Express With San francisco dste-
TO the 5th met. paesed here At s o'clock this
morning.
Sscrsments City vas crowded With roliti-
Glars Of al grades 10 anticipation Of the meet
ing Of the Legislature on the 7th. Gov. Den
YER seems to have the most positive suI port Tor
the Senatorship. but II is stated that there are
frieods of the late Senator Droderick amonr
douglas member. Who will spare No ps,as to
defeat Denver
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

FIKE.-Yesterdsy morning about four
o'clock. stable on the alley shove Third q.
between Scott and Western Avenue. belonging
10 John Bsuross. wss discovered 10 b on fve,
The distans, from the river rendered it impos-
sibls = extinguisA the flames With the engines,
90 the shed together with esutents. some three
and half tons Of hay. we're consumed. The
Hook 4 Ladder boys. With their pikes and
buetsts kept the 6rs from doing further dam.
sgs. The building vss . risksty affair, and
probably took Ere though accident.
Though this FIRE didnt smount to much, IL Il
another strong argument In favor Of having .
property.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

THOMAS POWELL's,
DRUG 4 FAMILY MEDICINE STOnR,
J.ACO y T'S.
20. brady STREET. 40
HAvING ADOPTED THE CASH SYSTEM
IL Of buying and selling goode, an prepared
TO offer at very Low Prices, TO which Irespec,ful-
y aall attention Of the public. In addition to ny
we'll selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods, Etc.,
l would solicit your attention TO new arrival Of
goods BY express
BAZI>'S AMANDINE,
PARMA COLOGNE, (BEsr BRANDs,)
LUBiN'S EXTRACT tNEw PExvuxHxy,)
BENZINE,
Toilet Soaps, American, French and English,
with full assortment Of TssTn, HAIs, CL0rn, DAf
AND NAIL sKUsHEs.
Also few cases
DARK TAH D NM sNDYs
PALE HENNEsEY 8RANDY,
WE0sTRs. MA OEm1A.
PORT VINE.
RALE Al EN NJ
Which win bs snad sxciu,ively for medical psr-
poses.
Asooo E~AVAnA C1GArO
Choice Brands, direct from the importer.
THOs- POWELL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
IL CLAIRE CORRESPONDENCE.
Il CLANS. lows. Jss. ~.

S2s7c Il Clans. Iovs. Jsn. II.
nassas EDuoss The eitiseos Of LsClsirs
sss just nov enjoying. 70 the fullest extent. the
beauties Of the recent Republican Laws Io
The words Of IN indignant eitissn, :" the laws
seem TO be made for roguss and bsnkrup q"
Scarcely debt can be collected without more
tsoubls end expense to the creditor than il is
worth. ssd n jastiss y invoked and judg0sot
y rendered. ten chances to one you will find
yosr debtor bankrupt. A business man can
not veil get along without going on the cash
principle. for none wish TO run the risk Of 60.
ing 70 lsv for what is due them. Perhaps
Providence. - His mighty visdom. sent these
block heads into orr Legislative halle for the
purpose Of driving the habit Of crsditing from
onr State for the benefit Of posterity.
The majority Of the town are against coer-
cion. considering thst II one drop Of blood is
spilt. there will be no end to carnage; besides
they know that no section of America can be
eoercsd by another section.
The mechan CO and lsborers Of the Marine
Railway Company are forming an association
for The purchase Of . Aeebsnie's Library
Each member is to perform days work at the
beatty ard. and the uIitsd proceeds are to be
applied toward the purchase Of the Library.
This speaks we'll for the sinev Of the tovs.
The study Of Latin has been proAibissd by
the intelligent Directors VI the high-school. a.
ter clses had been formed by the teacher.
The cause 10 supposed TO be thst they (ths
Directory did not understand it themselves. and
therefore soold not comprehend its iopsrtsses
their excuse being that - pupil shoald learn
the English language frat. and Latin after
vards" Oh immaculate wisdom.
On Tuesdsy evening the Young Mems Asso-
citation will have discussion relative 70 the
Cristenden Compromise Bill, and much excite
msnt 10 expected. PArRIoT.
AoosPrED The challenge Issued by several
gentlemen In Davenport TO shoot against %
equal number Of gentlemen in Iowa OF Illioois.
hss been accepted by come amsteurs Of Iowa
City.
We are authorised to say that there are four
gentlemen here in Dubuque. Who will give the
Davenport Quartstte . turn. for any amount
between 500 and 81 .OOO-ths shooting TO
take place 1t some point midway betv Du-
buque and Dsvenport.-Dsbaqss Herald
That's the wsy to express your convictions.
Now for the arrangements
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

STEALING WooD.-Y Yesterday = man
named Fred c. Horn. was srrsignsd before
Justice AeKown. to answsr TO the charge OF
stealing quantity Of wood lyiog on the bank
longing to J. H. Jenny. The evidence vas
sgainst Mr. Horn. and he Vas committed to
jail in default Of fine Of O. and costs. amount
Ing to S296 more. Though . Temperance
nan. our friend Acklsy. the jailor. took the
Horn without murmur.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22


HoP IN Rock IsLAND,-Last Friday
evening very pleasant party ssssnblsd h H.
land City HsIl. In our sister city Of Rock L.
land. 70 enjoy . good. old iaahionsd dance
Some tw,nsy i've thirty couple participated in
the amussusnt, ssd gsed das they III hsd
-ssvs. No. -. end other good sptrits. did
the proud thing By %. Tor which they are ersd-
ted upon our bookC We consider ourselves
indebted 70 ~ indefinite sxtsak and hone %
early sppsrsanity may present Itself ser % %
liqa'dsts. Col Smith. Of the Island City Ho-
tel. hes our thanks for his hospitality. He
keeps one Of tho best houses 10 the country.
and 10 in every way Gedsl landlord. Milo
White. q this eisy. ssd BIZ bead lasssShsd The
music. end Of searss Il We I'll IL could have
beea dssirsd.
lCommunisated.f
Tss DEvu Epm rns GAxssss :-Returpina
about home the glum boar Of twelve the othss
night. in passing the residence of the acting
manager ofths 0asstss.I ~ his satanic % aiesty
With soot.bsg spoa bic back. sitsing % ths
window ell and boxing into he sssioss slssp.
ing spsvtassk He vss smoking deabls bsr.
relied. ease iree plps. ees aide Of vhish vae
loaded With tohseeo and the other with brim
stone. while fseo enc nessril Issued forth III
sme ks Of the tobssso-from the other sulphur
eoas dame. - heAat sa~s - ssisd out
Hal 6es1pes ass yeqr slespiae ystS u.
Co9es - ys94 ~ Tn allll sweat; ~
Ao1 In le,ae ~ oons Ioss Il - nossi;e =
Ga ro3 ~ Hw 4
snaig&4 a A5NaAs s,i,.ss. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22
Important from New Orleans.

NV ORL8Ans, Jan. 10.
The steamer Atlanta, from Psnsssols. yes.
terdsy aftsrnocs, reports the Navy Ysrd in
possession Of 1000 men, snd troops from all
directions are arriving. >
The u s. steam gun-boat Wyandotte. VS.
lying At the entrance Of the Hsrbor eommuni-
cation With Fort Pickens. having the families
Of the oficers IT the Fort on board She was
out Of coal srd supplies, but vss not permit
ted to enter the Harbos. Opinion seemed to
be devided % 70 resisting an attack On ths
Fort BY RDoritls tseops.
The Mexican prize steamers Gen. Airamen
sn1 Marquis de 10 Havana we're sold thls
morning The former brought ei2.6OO. and
the latter $40 600
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

BuRrIs Hous. HoP.-Ws blunderingly bit
upon . proper time to visit this house last
Tuesday night After ~sitiag all the afternoon
Tor the cars. we in company With several 9th.
ers. hired rig" Of Skinkls. and started here
At dark. arrived In Davenport 10 tArss and .
half hours. With but one upset On arriving st
the Burtis. We were % much surpriced % graf
ihed to 6od about forty couple OF the gay and
Incompatible. gracefully moving through the
may dance 1t only required COL Waltsrs
about minute to usher 10 ioto the midst Of
the gay sesns. whore I'll abous two O'Clock we
enjoyed the sosisl intercourse Ct cid end valued
friends. We have no time now to speek Of the
Burtis House 10 detail. but will refer to It again
st length. Asscatins Journal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-22

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