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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20
Real G;sIaie for Sale.

CHFAP HOUSES Pike-st, $4,000 Var
" icks,., S450o; Fmhklinft, 5000, lolh-av, 45o10
Macdoura-st, 46OoO Auity IT.. = cot Leroy-E, rsccO
2dav, s5G1l. EiiIidEs 4, $780, H. 5Jthst $1,000 w
93lst, $500 Z. a3ds., s500oi w. 3lhs,.. sf3ooi T.
4lstst 81 5o0i v. l0t-s, $500 y. 2lsltt $500 w
22d st., 5000, T. oldst. $500 w J;ths $4,000, y.
2Tth-st E5OG1; w. s9h 81, SO0 r. 5J.hst $3.50; w.
4e,h-s,, $3.50 r ss,st. s29oo, " lll.G. seoooi y
S9d.st 80 200; = a9ihst % zoos w. 4Ih a5goo, "
4oh.st., Is 500; W. 2is.st $4,000 w. 3idsi $500
r. I23dsi 30 COOS ". z0h-st, $500 W. 5ls,st, 5000
w. 35thst, 5000. &. q. PRATF, Nos. and Pines
HOUSES in WILLIAMSBURGH for SALE.
The let 3D. and 5.h Houses oss.ery from Smith IT.,
IN Deyoot also, Cottage OF Smith and Ainslic ss,
will be sold Ut low prices and toms. Apply TO
y. 4. KELLOGG. Ne. 90 BeayeT-s:., n. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20

We win teach our SrsH' to say. a BLyssng
ON 'iHs' "issLow"-for helping her to survive
and escape the giriug, cocking. and teethiog ssge
We confirm every word set forth In the PRosrxcrus
performs precisely whs, processes to perform. every pat
ofit-nothngles Away with your Cordial" "Paregorc.s
"Dropsp Lsudanum," and every other "Nsrco,c," By
and idiotic for ifs
We have never Mrs. Winowknow her only through
the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing" 1--we had the power would make he. shs g.
physical savior to the infant race.
Rev. C. z. Weise, to the German Reformed Msusa.
GER" at Chamber,burg Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20

NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAp.-Pas-
~ s.pgor Trains from foot Of Chambers-st, as foows
AN, EXPRESS for Buffalo.
s:i5 o. m. Mali 90. M, ,,.,,., -.
95 a. IN, Mix daily. for Odyile and mIerneaia's ga
ton. -,
II a. m Accommodation daily 49,,
$3.50 p M, Way for Mi3dletown New6urgh and Uterine
Sd Night Express, daily, for Duuirk Bafalo; ca1sn
dsf qua and principal static 1hc Train OF Saturday runs
tbrouph 10 Buffalo, bi { does not run to DuHkhk.
~ NJ Accommodation
y NO. CHARLES NINoT, General sup't
NATHANIEL MlRsH, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20
NEW. YORK & NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.

1901. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER II, 1901.
Pss,cn..r Station In Nsw.York cor 2Tass and tiha
I Entrance on 2.ths..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

NOR NORWALK, DANBURY, &c. - The
II ..a.o,ar AficE PRICE leaves caiharine.Markes
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud sAIukDAf'
O'clock D. M. Fare 30 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20

No 1,,, AND CASE ur1rsDrp. ron Whiting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20

"Mra wINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has unprees.
dented sale With me- since my customers have escer:sineds
merits This the FIRST time in thyfve years drug bas
ness that have indorsel medicine for intrinsic good quail
ties know gives tie grestest saac,ion TO parents sad
nurses aordrg relief quetude without any unpleasant
effects attending its use.
"GEORGF A. FOWLER Of GuilfoTds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20

BOSTON DAILY via GROTON. The steam
I'D ers COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH koGh
from Pier No 49, at D. IN. W. 81 EDWARDS, Agent ONCE
No. lis West-sL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20

We have spoken of this Syrup FOR the benefit Of our ie,d
who parents We know its good value and have
perenced some of the rich blessings which resui. from lie
use"-Rsv sylyanus Cobb, Boston Christian Freeman"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20

MIGHT BOAT to NEW-IIAVEN.--I The L RAY
III FTFR leaves at II r. M, arriving in time fol morning
trains, The CONTINENTAL leaves at p. m. Tram ior
Meriden and Hartford leaves Eew-flayen at ii p IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20

n POM AID FALL RIyER--The splendid ard superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown irIla NswYork
csSy ~ and The EMPIRE STATE. Capt. Brayton. on
NoNDAY' WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY, az O'Clock p. m,
from Pier No. NJ H. 49, $500.
niesft until the same shall have been paid for
Feght 10 Boston forwarded through with great dpatch
" q" Ia NM BORDEN. Agent Nos. 20 and IL Westst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20

LNOR ORIENT, GREENPOkT, SAC llAR-
4 POR Ec-steamer MASSACHUSETTS,. Capt Ravens
lava ,Jsnesslip ON TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAIUR-
DAY AFTERNOONS, at O'clock VIII commence running
Two trina each week Nov. Q, leaving WEDNESDAY and
slTiJRDAY AFTERNOONS, at A O'Clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
CONN ERCIAL
ID AVEN PORT = n & 4 : +


OYYIcE DAiaY DKnoCRAr AND NKws,l
TUESDAY I've, Feb. rs, 1861. J
The weather to-day wss mild, butths breaking
up Of the snow ani ice in the county still on
tnuss to interfere With tnvel, and - We antici-
ted. Wheat vas unsettled asd higher, - will b.
seen BY quotations below. Barley 10 lc higher.
FLouH- Firm st S4.v01l.25. Shipments zoe
bbls.
WuEAr-Unse'ued at 72a7sc. Receipts s,32:
bu. Shipments 1900 bu.
B~RLsY-Firm 1t sc03sc for prime. Receipts
67U bu. Shipments 92s bu.
CoRx--Steady At lsc for ear and loc for
shelled. Receipts 77S bu.
OArs.-l6@l7c.
DRsssED Hoes-Scascs st $l.5o@525.
HAY-Dull 1t $4.0006.00.
CoAL-From wagon lOc per bushsl Coal WI.
ley coal % in yard Henry county coal loc in the
yard.
WooD-Hickory $500 Oak S4ee psr cord.
PoULrsY--Livs Chickens $l.250l.5O y dos.
Dressed e@sc y h. Turkeys, 5o@7Ss dressed
do. S@loc VD.
BurTgR.-Plenty at 12X@l5s.
LAnD--logl2xc y h.
HAns-Nsv Sugar Cprsd .ll1@ lsKe pr b.
Common 1901. Hc per ID.
PorAroEs-15@25c y bushel.
TUHEIrs. -2O0soc psr bu.
CuEssE- -Herkimer Co. l39l7c per lb.; Wss-
tern Reserve 1lX@,4Hs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
New York Market.

NDw Yosx. February Is.
FLoUR-Market quiet, aud without change
S6.ls@5.3O supss state; t5. .sOl05.s Extra etste ;
35.15@5.20 Super Western; $535l05. so Common
Extra do; @5.4605.6s interior to Good Shipping
brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis.
kyE FLOUR STEADY 1t $3.40M4.20.
WHBAr--vsrket steady with moderate export
demand. SAlss 10000 bushels. 4l.3s@l .28 in
store and delivered Milwaukee Club; $l.2i Can
ada Club 81 20 good Chicago Spring.
RYE-Market quiet
BARLEY Steady.
C0RN-Market dull and dropping. Sales 10000
bushels. 67L1969c Old Mixed Western instore !;
6lHc Now 10.
OArs-Market dull. 35K@31c Western and
State.
PoRK-. Market Grm for mess. Sales $50 barrels
Sll.25 mess !; $l2.75 for prime.
Bsxv--Unchsnged:
Cur NBArs-Uull.
LARp-Dull.
1rrsR-In fair demand at l0@l4c Ohio; II
@l0 State.
CHsEsB-Steady, SM1OHe.
WHIsKY-Market more active and frmer.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
The OllOe Indians.

NEBRAsKA CITY, Feb. &C.
The communication from this place in re-
gard to the Ottoe lndians, published in paper t.
of the 2lst, was erroneous. The agent, thoua b
long coniued to his house by serious iiln4,a
has 10 the letter followed the Instructions ot
the department, which he will feariessly con
tinus to execute. slthough his own life aud the
peace Of his family have been endangered by
he lswless mob. The Indiais were uncom
planning until about 80 Of them were induced
by . te~ debassd white men to come to this
city. knowing the agent was unable 10 reach
them. The whites we're making threats ard
not the Indishs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
Liqaidasion or lllisoss Banss.

SPRnGNsLD. Feb 20.
Ths State Auditor has been olieially nosified
BY Bank Commissioners. that the folio wing
b. nks have failed to msks good their seeuri.
ties under the late cell which eypired on the
goth inst The following banks. which include
the nine diseredited bsDks. are put IL liqnida.
ticn:
Bank Of Raleigh.
Bank Of Aurora.
State Bsnt.
AmesIcsn Exchangs Bank.
Corn Exchange Bank.
Bank Of the Common salth.
Southern Dank Of Illinois.
Bask Of Chester.
Bank Of Pike County.
Bank of Quincy
Grand Prairie Bank
Fsvmsss snd Trsdsrs Bank.
Aerch@nte and Dro vess Bsnk
Ctssss . Bsnk. asA
AorgAs Cousty Bank.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE oRIsATEs
The army Liil vac taken up.

Jhs army Ill vac taken up
The amendment for 6n arssnal il Texas vas
stricken out .H
Y Mr. Fesssoden here made repor. from the
Conferences Coumittee on the diplomatic t.ll
Agreed to- SO the circular and diplomatic
b'lI Is rassed.
NJ. Baker offered an amendnent u the
army ball tor $4,000 TO protect smigsAnts to
Oresen. Adopted.
After further consilsrAtioa ia the Committee
the bill! was reported to the S.ua.s and ad.
journed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
CANADA l.lQODls ~ lDak 1
NJ. 50 DrMdv Ssseee.

a SPLENDID NEW ASSORTMENT OF
"A Foreign and Domestic Wines and rrsndiel
just rscsivei and tor sale Low for cHsh. Wis:
Superior Ola Cognac, Of th> best brands,
Catawb. brandy, very 6ne and pure,
American lissAdy. fer cooking purrosss,
fins Old Scoech whisky,
Old bourbon and Rye whisky, guaranteed pure,
Sherry, Port and Nadeirs Wines, old and prime,
Spsrkltng Cstswha and Chaapagns Wines,
Of the very best brands
Cherry. BLACK berry and Raspberry Brandy
good for dysentsry ard disrrhos,
Cider Vinegar Comm0I insaas Sorghno Syrup,
Ac, &c. Ae., Ac, Hc.
All Of which will be sold at prices ~ suit ths
tinss, either At wholesale o. retail, b.
,...Ase II. n. NlG1.Rv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
From the Southern Congress.

MoNf6oMERY. Feb rs
resolution was adopted in Congress 10.
s'ructing . Committee to inquire into the pre-
cent condition Of public lands.
The Committee on permaLe ent Constitution
will report Wednesday.
III. folio ing are the appointments: PM
Curt. Henry P. Uicett, A Cur, }. r. B4rj.
min /; Commissl. n~rs 10 Washington. A. Bro
man, M. J. Crsw ford and John FORSYTH
Il is rnmored that Mallory will be Secretary
Of the Navy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
oa1esins In Kansas.

IT. INV Yesx, Feb, 9s.
Ths Kaosss Lssislsters before adiourniag,
adopted sS0eWaeial - sisesr Stasss setting
firth that lao 000 people ere dsrspdsat Tor
shssF ASisg upep thteide ls:oa'ses sAas sbe
sstss =: . :. .:, .asss ~.
900, hashs)s Il ses4 Vheat aad : sualeissei 81
'eaesussdl petA'sss r. 6psise plsasias. SfteyI
ioloe sesee. tAee The spooieaee leoAse1 - A.
1liesa, vlaA sthiph oAs'eNe0 Yess ssaui>eee
ejSlspSsitIvss has ~ sei16esss q Shs 16lp.
tsy fasds estt tee6ia sti1less assieqSitably
d'esne.ssd = slNsfsAA sau,.l .'' =
s'eaA .4{TII .Av akfI!IY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
The Usisn % be saved.

RALrImosE. Fab. Is.
A letter from. . Southero member Of the
Peace Cossssss to the Americas as p-ase sill
Be- preserved and tie Uaion s.storsd. The se-
sults on al pArts 10 co0troysssy viii bs ssits-
factory to he majority sd probably viii assss
our sbors - Tuesday,. s-as w
!. TIE Ua.erlss Oosvisv ssys rsss Sumser
b4lehed iortn lie ssusy sAluts . - saps %
Washineton's bar'b;dAy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE!


nN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY THIs
~ well-knewn notel Was opened for the re-
esption Of guests. Tie house has been osough-
y cleaned painted. pspered and furnished. A
new Aiteheo, laundry, etc have been built, and
~ short, the house 10 in better coalition than
ever before.
The subscribers, Gillett, formerly Of the SCOTT
House, and Jonn II. Dart, Of Chlosgo, have taken
a long lease of the premises, and viii offer supe-
r'"r inducements for The accommodation Of The
travelling public.
One Hundred Day B0HSdsrs
can be accommodated. Families desiring suits Of
rooms, with privilege Of furnishing the same are
invited TO call and select their apartments With
sss delay.
~ A good stable connected with the House
GlLLETT i DART
jan17-d&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27

100MOND Feb. -.
The Convestioa vTsaNsmbIsd to-day. Mr.
M'ors offered rssolutions. demanding security
sgainst fis thsr vroogs--oppo.,ng tbs African
sisve srrde-c or posing direct tsxstion, and -.
proving the Crinenien ~ -OiusiCns an d.d declsred
that II simiiar comprsa,i.r Is ~, adopted V,r-
ginS vii lie ready to .nt4r INTO a compact
With sach siaiss ~ VII. .grse to such comp.o
m'fe ard form new G. rfs 'eracy. excluding
all dIss gveeing States Referred
Mr. Moore advocated bis proposition, ard
~ss replied TO BY Ar. Good. favorng eeces
slot. csusiug considerable @xcitsm-nt in the
aaIleries. which were cleared and the Convsn.
t,on adjourned.
RcHAoSb. Va. Feb. Is.
q strong speech ~ mnd DE- 10 the Convention
yesterday b Ar. Moore, Of Rockbridge the
sntJect OF which wss concerning the rlghts Of
Virginia and the whole South and he people
OF Richmond. II was decidedly Union 10 lie
tendency. and strongly sgsinst the setien
South CaroliIa.
The Secessionists post ed bile calling every
true South. rnsr 10 attend 40 indignation meet
Ing. Music vas engaged, and l 500 persons
assembled near the Exchange Hotel. and strong
Southern speeches were made by Delegates to
ths Convention.
Ex-Gov Wis- wss called for hut was unw ell.
The meeting ajournsd to the Spot wood
House, we're m,re speeches we're made
An attempt was made to burn Mr. Moore 10
sfiiey, but was stepped by the Mayor.
the whole decided secession denonstration
wss got ". ~ PARTIES in The negro business
IL tn Cnnveniion TO-DAY Gooie fn,. he'd his
speech. atfirNAng that it was the duty Of V.r.
ginia to 60 With the South.
Mr. Gocgin offered resolutions that it 10 the
duty Of VIRGINIA to invoke the c cooperation OF
The border States to provide measures for con-
current action hereafter. That Virginia /. ut
tsched to the Union ~ It was but ~ 4 10 does
not protect the righ.s. in the evsst of failure
70 obtain relief it Is her duty to provide for The
future relations SHE is to occupy one Vt the
Southern States.
Mr.. Goggin made a long speech. denying the
constito tosiOnal right of secession. hut there wa-
= revolutionary remedy for ~long. He want
I'd u constitution Of q hordeI s,ates TO form a
confederacv aud ryite olhers to join. lie be-
iisved Virginia insecure 10 Southern Confsd.
eracy.
Adjourned
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27

XROUbL6 In TIN ANCB6 - LIE ANA
lous STAT CRowpED -Yssssrdsy morning. .
telegraphic Dispatch dropped down into this
city informing the people that the notes Of the
folio wing Iist Of banks we're disersditsd In
Chicago:
Bank Of Quincy. Illinois.
Southern Bank of Illinois.
Rslvider- Bank. lllinois
kdgar County Bank. Iiliaois.
Frontier Bank. Illinois.
Merchants 1 Drovsrs' Bank. Lllinoia
Prairie State Bank. I.linois.
Kane County Bank, Illinois.
Railroad Bank. Illinois.
Grand Prairie Bank. Illinois.
Bank OF Eau Cisirs, Wisconsin.
Artic Bank. Wisconsin.
The confusion and anxiety which this intelli-
geucs created was not small. Those who had
funds - we'll 40 those Who had none were
much exercised. A. the nsws spread along
the streets the money drawers we're cleared Of
their contents aad holders rushed straight for
the bank. and nerv ously poksd their pile un-
der the teller nose and had it carefully "sort.
ed" Some carried away quantity Of depre.
cisted rage. while others come out straight and
clean. Up to three o'clock the excitement wss
kept up.
OF the validity Of the Intelligence there
seemed to be considerable doubt, but there
vas undoubtedly some cause for it. Of which
the people will pro6ably Be more fully sp'
priced today.
These Illinois banks are getting 10 be, il
they are not already 20. miserable nuisanes.
A man With pocket full Of them 10 not Ger.
tain whsthsr be can sleep over night and wake
ap win susrsst fusds o. sot We neliss
among the banks named In The lst those which
have large circulation here. Our business men
and farmers ssch had more OF lees Of the stuff
The may OF nsy not suEsr loss. but vs don,
look upop heldsrs' ehaasss - beiog u sll fat
teriag. .Asd Of the large number Of Illinoi.
and Wiscons:n banks in eiesuAiisn here which
wsrs not thrown out yesterday slsss u 90 a.
surancs thst they vill bs good ts-oerrov. II
is al chance. anyhow. II they happen 10 be.
There ere upwards Of : hundred banks in Illi
nois alone. and vs ike to have ssid that the
whole batch Of them havsn't actual gold
enough to start one good sousd banking insti'
tuition that ths people could rely upon. There
10 too wuck Wild eat sboas sAs operation. and
no one ned be surp,lssd 70 - them tiek the
bseee any day. Il astss sbad work. 0al
bspksss dop't like 70 hsndls tie stc6. and ct
issno don't like % hold n. We fear thofe II
trouble shsad. IHe rae .f -s4o. .dl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27

THE dry goods boxss and railings on
the sunny side OF the streets we're heavily
represented by gentlemen Of leisure, yester
day. and the ladies were stirring abCut thick
% bees in June
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27

SEsTExcED.-Jones, who broke into
Miner. Hastiil 1 Coz store last December vas
sentenced yesterday TO serve the State At Fort
n sdisos fos the term Of one yssr and half
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
sass'gNee's - OeicE.
AYOTIl'E Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Or 4

~ i:ih dsy cf Jaruary, a. H., 1851, the I'm
u Miner. Haskell \ 90, II this city, msds On -
gi,Deet u their psopeTty u ths un isrei ned
Assiguess, sor the beneAt u their cfsiitoss, and
all tc-so"s holding elsiMs = siSst 4sid 1rn ase
he sty notiAsd ~ present she ssue, duly vrs,6sd
under oath or Affirmation, 10 sAid ~lgnsss, IN The
city Of pavenport, St>te Of lows, Within three
nonsbs from tb dare o tin uoslss.
Dsvsnposs, January 18th, le.s. t,A -
JAykS Arm THONG, | A...-~
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27

OLD SETTLERs' can get tho Weekly
. iiion Of the DsMooeAs AID Nsvs this after
noon. containing the entire proceedings Of their
late Festival. Send in your orders early. 1t
10 good sumbsr 10 keep for future reference
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
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THE THIRD CONCERT
DAVENPORT ORCHESTRAL sOCIET

DAVENPORT ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY
A7IIL TAKE PLACE AT METROPOLITAN
w Hall, on Friday evening, March lst, on
which occasion they will be assisted by several
amateurs.
PROGRAAME-PARr FIRST.
lsT. Overture, Figaro's Wedding, - Mozart
.OrcneStvo.
2D. Bass Solo-"M0orish Serepade."-F. Kucken.
Sd. Overture -"Martha"-Flotow. -. Orch estra.
4rH. Duetl-"uuntcr's Morning Sosg"-
+. Kucken.
5rH. Clarinette Solo-from "Der Freyschutz"-
................. y. SchuleT.
GRE. Violin Solo-variations from Somnam-
bula"-................M Miss Alice Hirschel.
TIE. Overture" "Zampa"-hersld.. .Orchestrs.
PART SECOND.
SrH. Overture =" Iphigenia"-G.uck.. Orchestra.
srH Bass Solo-"The Union Forever"-composed
and sung by Ar. Winkless.
10TH. Violin Solo-Yaukee Doodle with varat-
ions. ............ y. Strasser.
llrH. Quartette-(V Vocal.
l2ra. Piano Dustt-Overture, john Of Paris
lSrn. Trio-"Roderich vieh Alpine"
llrH. Overture-"Ths Barber Of Seville
kossini. .Orehstra.
BY request the popular song Ct "Dixis," viii be
sung ut the close Of the Concert.
Tickets, 35 cents, or three for 81, to be had at
WALLACE,s JEWELHY STORE.
Brady street. between Fourth and Fifth. Doors
open 1t 7, Concert to commence at g.
fry96-d4t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27

CHICAGO, Fob. g.
Flour moro active at SO decline.
Wheat quiet 1t . decline Of LGXe. Sales
l4.O00 bu At 79c for No. and 74Lc No. in store
Corn dull.
Oats dnlI.
Dressed Hogs steady.
Exchange on New York att 3 ct:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27

The DIFFEGENCE.-The Dubuque
Times says that the amount Of wheat purchased
in Dubuque during the year Of 1860. aside
from that bought for home consumption. vas
ISL. .96l bushels. Our tables chow the amount
bought at this point to Ls upwares Of !. SOC. 900
bushels. or about twice - much ~ that bought
1t our sister city. Davenport 10. by far. the
most important grain market in the State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-27
KANSAS DokATIoNs.-James NJ. Bow

KANSAS sDokATIoNs.-James NJ. Bowl
itS, receiver Of Kansas donations. desires us u
ckncwledgs the following receipts
Mr.. Thcmreou. 6 bushels Of wheat; Mrs
Burr. l6 package Of garden seeds; Mrs. }. 7.
Miller. 26 do: John Carhsrt. ~; II. G Stone.
10 bushels OF wheat E. r. Aoffstt, 4 sacks OF
teans and 2 sacks Of wheat; Mira 4. K. Moffa,t
$4 . friend of Kansas, $50
Mr.. Bowling asks for donations Of sacks, bar.
rsls ard boxss for shipping suppliss and be
hopes that those farmers who intend giving
spring wheat for seed VIII bs hurrying il
alorg. as the season for sowing grain in that
State 10 considerable earlier than hero.