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Brady street, opposite Post Office.
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G. l.. DERBY, Aetuary A. A..

DfV TV"HWHFs WV
N. H. Subscri lions received ana forwarded
ave STEWART ELLS, Ageit for Davenport
and vicinity where sleeimeR Engraving. and Art
j. urnhl .sn he seen. movie diff
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Con0umDt1.n.

or safe ~ most respectable Druggists through
out the Union and Canaias.
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.$9,6s,77l.52

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able January, 1861 l5,l72 80
Total assets. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1896, III 80
NoTE.-Our stocks And bonds are he 4 a. per
manent tnresfmets, and the present panic rat.e is
criterion Of tn cir actual outue but prefer ny
to comply strictly with the letter of the law We
enter them the LOVES cash sales on the 3lst OF
December, 1851, thereby making difference of
near J SiO,0' y il statement.
LIABILITIES.
9TH. No Liabilities to banks
Or others, due not due
9Th. No losses ad usted
and due
eth. Losses either unadjust-)
ed Or $s5,Io64s
Sth. Adjust ed and not dae)
9th. Losses in tuspense,
waiting .nrther proof ia
cluiel in last answer
above
10th All other claims
against the Company
dividend unpaid)..... 10000
Tstal liabilities. .<o5, 700 As
llth The rule Of the Company is not to ex-
coed slo, 900 in any risk, su ect To loss by
single fire.
18th. The amount insured in city or village de-
Iends upon its size nerally IN the desirable
risks to be had subject 70 the rue above
named.
18Th. ne amount insured in any one block Of
buildings, depends upon its size and coDstruc-
ion, .Lbjecf To the rule above referred to-
l4th. A deposit Of twenty Thousand dollars Of
Tennessee State bonds has been made with the
State Of Tennessee, in accordance with the law
Of saia State. The amount Of premiums re-
ceiyed IN the State OF Iowa, for the year end
ing December 3lst. ls6y, was $40, 0O.57, the
receipts for the month Of December, 1866, being
estima ed.
18th. The act Of incorporation Is the same as
here toiore filed.
HUNTINGTON. President.
TIMO. G. ALLYN, Secretary.
Hart ord County January 7'h, 1860
Personally appeared II. HUNTINGTON. Presi-
dent, and T. q. ALLYN, secretary Of the Hart
ford Fire 1n.u, ance Company; and maize oath
tina, the foregoing statement, by them subscribed !,
is true, full and statement u the affairs
of said Company, and exhibits, far ~ can be
ascerta mad ut this date it's actual coalition on
the first day Of January, l'6I.
Before me, JAMES NICHOLS,
fr,6-1wl Justice Of the Peace
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which they guarantee equal to any in the market,
and inferior to mono. These Inks have been long
used in the principal Eastern, and Southern print,
ing oficcs, and IN no hare they failed Ia give
sai'yact.o". Orders will receive our rron pie t
attention. We call attention to the following list
Of prices.
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sOUTHERa PROVISIONAL OOsGREssl
EXTRA SESSION.

MONTGOMERY, ALA May 10, 1881.
The Congress met a! IL o'clock m and ~as called 10
o. der by the PresGea Hon. Howell Cobb, Of Georgia,
when the Journal of yesterday read aad appo'et.
AMENDMENTS TO TaE CONSTITUTION.
Mr. Morgan OF Elonda.-hr. President, the Florida
delegation have had several acts Of tie Florida Conven
tor forwarded theE amongst others an sot ufying
she Permanent Cons tuition; but am advised by the
Chair that other acts OF rlhcation have been pre-
sened Therefore the delegation will take the respon
sibly of Withholding it for the present But the fol-
Logging resolution beg leave TO present. and after being
read move that It be ordered TO- spread on the Jour-
nal.
Resolved That while the people Of Florida heartily
approve il the main Of the Constitution Of the Conede
sae States of America and have given evidence OF that
appreciation by the unanimous vote OF this Convention
O its ratification yet there are certain parts thereof,
which in the opinion of this Convention, should at
carly day b. amended. With the view, therefore, Of
giving proper expression Of the sentiments Of the pto
Die OF tis State is hereby suggested that the said
Constitution would be greatly improved by the follow
ing amendments wit: Tha. the third clause OF the
second section of the first article should be altered by
rikiog out after the word determined in the fourth
line to the wo.d saves" inclusive aud inserting the
words bs the whcl. number Of Inhabitants within the
State That the first clause OF the third section OF art
Gle four should be amended by Inserting the word
Sttes in the third and the words "and no State shall
be admitted into this Confedeacy unless the institution
Of slavery shall be distncvey and clearly recognised
in It's constitution aud III actual operation under its
laws" and by striking the word bnt next ollowin
in the same .ne The seventh clause OF the eight
tor Of the arst article should be amended by strk
out the remainder Of the clause after the word rghts
in tie frst line.
Done in open Convention at the Capitol in the city o
Tall.hasses. Saturday, the 9Th day Of Arrl. A. D.
1891. j O. hCGEHEE,
latest: Pres't Of the Convention.
VIZ. Il. H1RRlA Secretary,
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place these letters before aoy person who Is entitled to
ask an explanation Of mytet
Very respectfully,
JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of the United Sta.ts.
Hon. wM II SEWARD, Seeretiry OF State.
No repy hes been made TO this letter.
April "a 1861.
MONTGOMERY, Ala,

MONTGOMERY, ALA, May I, 1861.
Sir: submit to you letters that addres sed
by Ine 10 the Hon. WIN. II. Seward Secretary OF State
Of the Ured States that contain cxylanaton of the
nature and result OF an intervention by me in the inter-
course OF the Com nssioners of the Confederate States
with that officer considered thai could perform
duty in which the entire American people, whether OF
the Federal Union or OF the Confederate States, were
more nie este than that Of promoting the counsels aud
the policy that had for their oil ot the preservation OF
peace Tnis motive dictated my intervention. Besides
the interview referred 10 in these letters informed
the Assistant Secretary OF State OF the United Stac4
not being able to see the Secretary the llth April
ult, of the existence OF Telegram OF that date from
Gen. Beaureg,rd to the Commissioners in which he III
fOrred the commissioners that he had demanded the
evacuation of SUMTER and If refused he would proceed
10 reduce IT, On the ssm, day lad been told TN,
President Lincoln had said tbat OF tho vessels cent
to Charleston we're vessels and that force Ot
To b. used in the attcmpt 10 supply the fort. bad no
means OF tCsti the accuracy OF THIS niofmition hut
offered that il the information, accurate would
send telegram the authorities at Charleston, aud that
it NIGH prevent the disastrous quences OF coils
ion that Fort between the opposing forces. IL was
the last effort that could make 10 the Callmes
OF The Assistant Secretary promised TO give the
mltter attention. but had 10 other intercourse with
him Guy other person the subject nor have had
any reply to the letters submitted 10 you.
Very respectfully.
JOHN A. CAMPBELL
n. D.. .a.l.l A. H., Gta.na
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JVUN n VhI DT8IIl
Gen. DAVIS, President of the Confederate States.
Etom fhe Nm I1rk Ernre.s.

POLITICAL LlTERAT URE.
We have lately received the advance sheets Of one OF
tn most remarkable works ever wit en-. The title page
reaSs fellows "A Key to the Dsuuion Conspiracy-
Tic Partisan Leader BY Beverly Tucker OF Virginia.
crey printed in Washington in the year 1896, by Duff
Green for circulation in the Southern States but after
wards suppressed. New York: Reprinted by Rudd *
Carleton" The book is preceded by an explanatory
Introduction from the pen of one OF the editors OF The
National Intelgercer which states that the volume
written and printed in 1885 aud 1885, in The form OF
novel; that lis author Professor Beverly Tucker
of William and Mary College, Vrgipi, bu. lately deceas-
ed aud OF the trusted friends aud devoted par
tisins oil Mr. Calhoun. The manuscript placed in the
hands of Mr. Calhoun's conncxiOn and confident, DAT
Greel, then proprietor of the Telegraph publ he'd III
Wash G on city. 1t was printed in Green's Office, on
Cpl o Bi but with fictitious Imprint and false date
OF twenty years in advance, because is known from
the best living testimony CIR confessed the book to
be Treason" When the Partisan Leader" was com
menced in 1896 II the ineniion OF its author to
make it ser to be issued al frequent intervals, but
only paris printed and distributed. The ois
nal title psgt read thus:
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All orders should be addressed 10
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At WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
By JOSEPH sTPAUsE No. % Main street
Just bought 90 the dollar large stock OF
rich 10 ard 2 cts Fine Jacone and Organdies
l28 6c; nebages cts 10 cts and higher; Be all col
os % kc 800 handsome Berele Stela Shsws with
Chenille Embroidery 10 worth IS co. Back and ColcIed SIX
Pasol from IS and rpwa d. fast coloed Calico at On
and cent? cheap 10; Ladies ST. Thread Cloves and Gaun
l2 and IS shrt ad long SIX Mis at and 30
worth double the Hosere linen handkerchief
Irish lren Bosom Black stog sn4 shSetag
PcS Case Musn and Tosenf; French NsdeWorked Collars
l2 25 Cambria aud svss Bands the hnest work In
city and Linen Goods for sen aud Boys wear
Coored Sk ana great more Goods too runner
meuon viii be found at prices that astonih every body
No % Maa street Look cut for the right place
aniI JOSEPH sTRAUsG.
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NEW AUCTION.HOUsE,

FOR Thk SALE OF NEGROES
TyIHE undegne has this day Auction buness,
fo hs sale Of NEGROES at the Au-ton Room Franklin
street lately occupied by DETrs d GREGOkY
He vii sell Negroes both puhy and trvay Snd solcs the
Of rs friends and the pubic generally He pledges hs
tt promote the utrst II his patrons and haters hI sell
that RON W long experience in the trad he will be enabled to
obtain the HI hest market prices He u liberal advances
property in ha7d-and prepared persons
grged In tAe trade and 4ko their ervan-hayinr ample
mod ions Tor botf. n SfOksS
a.-rtssb 1881 -f ''N ''~' ~
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RICHMOND WHIG.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE. 1860.
VOLUME 65.

n DEs gE 20 can attention my removal nom No lt9 Man
TIRE tae eous haldug No. Gls Main sree', al
"sPOrsWOOD HOTEL"
be eea Sh and sh streets where prepared 70 eHhehAAs
MILLINERY GOODS
,d rc Millinery thau heretofore, consisting or
80 .1i Velvet hnnncs Bonart Pume kbbon-, French
- Ai.n Fowers B.al UrcatAs Head Dresses Dress Cas-,
Ct1s an Grape AMI Nls1 cellars and Sleeves IN
" Cps Has Coaks Er hes and Tabs kc In a. styles
h. o1-c.on general vi aery business s manufsc
a., d, ,r- CioakS aal Nlatas ofs sn Ia The latest fash
-s .tyr pricc Al orders s receive prompt
- ...i,l 4ti.ursn. n Z. BARTON,
~ aAin -
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1860. DECEMBER 4TH. 1860.
SPECIAL SALE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
1860.

Fy r. PRICE Co., With the view Of eang out some 1spa
Il stock will during the present T,cEth, olsr Al
great secrihce, large lot of
Eegaut Siss anl silk Robes,
Oashnf re and Valencia Rohfs,
Mountains and dOusltin Robes,
Vel .urs and Velour Robes,
and many other DRESS GOonS
real fs ana arc 70 ne sofa esf'n-
yto which t, particular aeni on ot me Iadrs eined
They have elegant Inc Of Cloth u as ard Arabs La
die Yar 4, Ycornes AuEs, CUTS, &C. Lori ssis, stea
shav &C. all Of which they are dspo'e 10 SCI on 'sy
low .,,.--,r, -, -
m t,s second a,or dl TH0S r. PRICE co.
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From he Esoniner, Norton, Ia.
cephae Pills accomplish the object for which they made.
viz: Cure OF headache In all It's forms.
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They have been tested In than thousand cases, with
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have been troubled with the headache, send for
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tack.
From he hdosrgser, Progite7oe, ~
The cephalc Pills remarkably effective remedy
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The immense demand the srics oephaue Pn) rapidly
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Mr. spaldng would connect his with article he did
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Cephsic Pills taing the place Of all kinds.
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WASHINGTON CRY. April 20. 1861.

W AhHINWIUN Pt ~ '07@'
Sir: enclose you letter corresponding very nearly
with one addressed TO you week ago. (lSEh Apti)
TO which have not had any reply The letter is simply
one of enquiry in reference to facts concerning which
think am entitled to an explanation. haze not adopt
ed any opinion in reference to them which my rot be
modified by explanation have affirmed n tibet let
ter nor do in this any conclusion OF ry unfavor-
able to your int gritty in the whole transaction.
All that I have s:ii and mean TO say s that an eI'
p'apatiou Is due from you to myself will not say
what shall do in case this request not complied with,
but am justified In saying that shall feel s liberty 10
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LNRI sR SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 trkins No. Goshen Butter
Is Sbl Buckwheat Flour
SO bbls super6ne Extra and Psra'ly Dour
Smoked S1d Pckled salmon
IS i bbis We. / n. u Roe Asrrlngs
q pigs No Maeke.ei
rs bxs English Dairy Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
Dat Neal, 81 flour, 5c &c.
received and for the lowest terHs for cash. or
prompt customers st MINIS co Is Family Grocery,
nofs I'd and Main sta
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fVACTiCS koN - -, n i1-r.1,,t.iy iy
asrua o. for Volunteers Active Service, eo1pEei
f the latet AUgH rm6rS Ing al at Is esi-i
a Troops active service. By Col WM IL AIoHAsDS y Js
kEAgLY READY.
MANUAL FOR TROOPERS AND MOUNTED RlPiEA-N =
We would your euton 70 important military Sos 10
the course paocAu BY tovnsoan Morris P1ehhsr
and .ecr The bOk has been prepared by Coh Loei's
navs q the Amy tied TuE THO FsRs MANI A. oecg cor
psou ard abdsem of The d for Mounted Tl en IA 40
tlsu ~hch printed IN fu the Bkre shers D:l lor
Mounted Rensu BY Capt &sUry which core ponde1 re
f.rsh ,rnrahly On column lev vesis 1g y. Ntg
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THE RICHMOND WHIG.
BAD FAITH OF THE LINCOLN GOVERN
MENr.
INTERESTING PARTICULARS.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nav 10, ISL

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 10, 1861.
The following important documents were to-day made
public by Congress:
Gentlemen Of the Congress!
In the message addressed to you on the ooh inst
referred 10 the of conduct OF the Government of
the United States towards the Commissioners Of this
Gov Inment, sent to Washington for the purpose of
eecing, if possible peaceful adjustment of the pend
ing difficulties between the two Governments. also
made ausion TO an intermediary whose high position
and character inspired the hope of success but
not then at liberty to make any communication on this
subject specific desirable for full comprehen
sion Of the whole subject II is now, however, in my
power TO place before you other papers, which here
with address to you From them will perceive that
the intermediary referred to the Hon JoHN A. CAMP
BEI Judge Of the Supreme Court of the United States
who made earnest ors to promote the successful isnc
OF the mission entrusted TO Commissioners, and by
whom kept advised in conf lental communications
OF the taken by him to secure so desirable
result. IL is due to you to him. and to history, that
narration Of the with which he connected
should be made known, the especially 1t will be
by the letters hereto appended that the correctness
and accuracy Of the recital have not been questioned by
the Secretary of Sale of the United States to whom it
addressed
avail myself of this opportunity to correct
in one OF the statements made in my message CT the
29h April 1t s there rect that prompted to call
you together in extraordinary session, by reason OF the
declarations contained in the proclamation of President
Lincoln of the 18th April. Ny proclamation convckrg
you, wos issued the II April aud was prompted by
the declaration o hostile purposes contained in the mes
sage sent BY President Lincoln to the Governor OF South
C4roion, on the Sth April As the proclamation o!
President Lincoln of the 18th April repeated the same
hostile intention in more sptcif; terms and a much
more nsive scale, it created stronger impress0
on my mind and led to the above alluded to, ana
which, however un'mportant, desire 10 correct.
JEFFERSON DAVIS
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From hs Democrat, 81. Cloud, Ann
II you are have been with the headache send for
box cepha Pills at you have them Ia Of at
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From he Examiner, Eo,toit, Vn
They have been tested In than thousand cases. with
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IMP PLASTER.-255 tons Lump Plsster, on the
10 arrive for sale Ia lots 20 suit purchases by
ap9 b. sohEKNlLLES ""
4 SUPPLY OF THE LATEST MUSIC
N At NORRIS Bookstore, " Main street
re Rival Waltz ny Charles OR be. 25c
Ever OF t. Transcription brian;e. By 7. NJ Brown Io
The Obe-on Polka By GTobe. 25c.
Tan on The Window Pane New song BY J. r. webster oOc
song Of Be uty. Byw VI. B urne- $50 .
Maid us Prayer Written and adapted by W. J. wemore NJ
d. &c
cavstr un BaO wAshe Arranged for the Plano by Jas
Jer5Ie's Grave New song BY J. p Webster &C.
T Stranger on the sl Words by bneaAh htli husf oy V
Gsaiie Wle Ward Written by Tr Cooper Composed by
Curtis 25c
The Harrie, Lane Polka By A. Armuth. 4Oc.
City Guard Qlesste? conpcssd and esPsSuy deS,esd
% the Peesbug City Guard Capt John p May By kOdOrO
The Artists scho;iSeh BY James Dslsk 40c.
n eao Opera dc Verdi hoeturne cantAbe J. AS
cher.
,.UpgRIOIt Old RYE WHiSkY.-lOO bbls pure
- Coantry and Distilled Rye Whisky For sale by
100 ~ "a l. a q. DAVENPORT.
T,,.,S yAsFSi IRON VASES! IRON vsSEs!
Ornamental Cast Iron Vases, oi all ss IGr sale S ~ 'he
hss @sn1s Corner Broad AID 9Th Eta.
w 500 tss Western WHISKY celebrated branss Tor sale
by spls l. ~ VI =, M ' @ ~
N1IIsS. mULEs AND HORsEs.-I have ~,
iast reesived direct Kentucky, decsdrdly the3
best 10 tbs market for oon oote
and unhokefron years old all OF which VIII sell or eI
change my accommodating errs al Davis
formerly Jsna Hsrdags stables, Franklin ,TsS
nhl2 Ap"is w~~hrrr