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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

A BAD 1svRssMENr.-The great silk
house Of Bowen, Holmes 4 Co., (form-
erly Bowen 4 McNamee,) in New York,
has suspended. Liabilities million and
. half. Among their assets they return
100000 in the lsdepsndtnt uswspaper,
the great organ Of the fanatics, common
y called . religious paper. but with
about as much religion a. could come
from the internal regions. Bowen 4
Go. offer to pay portion Of their lia-
bilities With stock in this religious con-
Germ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

6Isrsas or CHAslrYABy . recent
dated Rome. Dsesnbes, .l9ta, 1850. OBJ
tanned It ths.Prsysr u the Archbishop
Of cincippati asd ths Bishop Of Louis
villa, the Repa sxtepds to,allathe Sisters
Of Charity u the United States the ju-
bilss HraatnaAs thss paaghtsrsofsSe
Vincent Do RAal on the oeolaios - The
Geint'a1 1k1nsit6faafy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

one of the seven gentlemen in the new
Cabinet, who is under so years Of age
He is about As years old. MI. Bates is
SO, Mr.. Seward go, Mr.. Chnsc 81, Mr..
Cameron go, Mr.. WeIlcs about CO, and
Mr.. Smith SO.
Mr.. Seward now occupies the place
formerly filed by Jefferson, Marshall,
Madison, Monroe, John Quincy Adams,
Clay, Calhoun, Webster, Everett, Marcy
and Cass.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

THE Washington correspondent Of
the Ciucin nati Gazette Gays: AT .
large dinn,r r.rty given laat night, Wig
fol! essayed 10 make speech, and al
lnded to Mr.. hreckinridge's defeat for
President in rather supplementary
manner. His only excuse was bis con-
dition, and Mr.. Breckenridge ~istily re-
Piled that his defeat was 20 specia! won
der when he came to look at his sup.
porter, Wigfall collapsed, and has not
been seen since" e'f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

Tux statement by the correspondent
Of the New York World, that Mis-,
Lane, Ex-President Buchanan's niece,
celebrated the close Of her uncle's ad.
ministration by getting married to Mr..
Carlisle, the most brilliant lawyer" Of
Washington CITY, is not being borne out
BY the facts. She accompanied her un-
Gle to his home, at Wheatland, and al
mention Of her, subsequent to her de-
partare from Washington, allules to
her a., Aiss Lane, and no such gentle
man ~ MIR. Carlisle is At all mentioned;
and the impression wherever she goes,
seems to be that sine is only Mics Lane
yet. But death or a marriage is q
small matter to stand in the way Of q
sensation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

MURDBR AT OrTUMwA.-The Keokuk
Journal learns that murder was COM
mitted at Ottumwa on Thursday last-
one man stabbing another, oau.ing his
death. The murderer is confined in Jail
to await trial.
The same paper states that two bur-
glars, belonging to an organised gang
Of desperadoes, were arrested at o.
tumwa on Tuesday night Last, in at-
tempting to rob Mr.. Hawleys store,
and lodged in jail. One Of them Wa
arrested in the store, the other fed and
was fired on three times before be was
arrested.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

Arlincoin's inauguration ia Wash.
ingtou, Presbyterian church Va, m.
nexed to hotel to afford lodgings fol-
the Pat-riots and "Saints. !" Some cen.
serious people may think that this vas
. literal conversion Of the house of God
ssinto y dan Of thieves" al
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

Tux GAZETTE FURNISHES AN OPINION.
The political scribe Of the Gazette ven.
lures the opinion that if the U. S. Gov
eminent can not hold Fort Sumter the
same will be given up, but upon no 9TH
er conditions! This implies remarkable
forecast Of thought. In consideration
Of the above We hazard the prediction
that if Sumter is evacuated the u. S.
troops will leave it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

TaE Interest bill Of the Indiana House
that doieg away with penalties fol
'ssory' bot leaving the legal rses Of in.
eefst It e,V9 Isapk -yhasl.pG1ssl the
Senate, ma h - do66e dow : lsv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

The New York pspers complain Of
the scarcity Of Southern customers in
that market. Out Of two columns Of
asrivals published in the esening papers
the other day, only four hailed from the
Confederate" States. ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

SOME PosrAGE.-A letter arrived in
St. Joseph, Mo-, by Pony Express, from
San Francisco, to some government Of
fetal in Warrington, on which was
eighty dollars postage. The package
was done up in . usual light govern
ment envelope, and would weigh, pro-
badly, some eight or ten ounces. A
few lctters like that carried back and
forth BY the Pony, would make the Ex-
press . profitable institution.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

The New York 1ti6sssS's Wishing
ton correspondent foreshadows the call
ing Of an extra session Of Congress for
the puttlaf ofsuppIyisg m omission Of
the last-that Of enabling the President
to asssvt the authority Of Government.
The second Jackson waists m enabling
act passed tor hn benc6t. We remem-
Der that : few weeks since the Republi-
can press was loud in it, abnse Of Presi.
dent Buchanan because he did mot take
immediate steps to crush oat the upris-
ing treason and rebellion, claiming that
old Buck's declaration that be could do
nothing without the passage BY Con-
gress Of some enabling act was nothing
more than weak doge Of IN "imbecile,
treason-fostering traitor" But now that
Mr.. Lincoln comes to take the helm, it
10 discovered 81 once that he 10 not mas
ter Of any positive means to cripple e.
cession, though it 10 plain to the under
standing Of oil that be has the same
power that Mr.. buchanan VA clothed
with.
For months past the assertion that, if
Lincoln had Buchanan's place there
would be stop put to Southern antics,
has been rife on Republican lips, but
now that Lincoln is in that place, he
finds himself unable to perform any of
those masterly tests which it vas claim
ed he could perform, and for the nom
pcsfosmasce Of which Mr.. Buchanan
and the democratic party generally was
subjected 10 30 much Black Republican
Indignation.
Il may be true that the present ad-
ministration needs the assistancs Of
Congressional enactments to assist him,
~ in the case Of Jackson in early seces-
sion timos and if 90, it was likewise
true that Buchanan should have had the
same assistance. Let those Republican
organs which have so frequently desir-
ed to know why such and such things
were not done by the late ADMINISTERS
ton, now turn about and ask themselves
why it 10 that Lincoln can't do the same
things without additional power? This
is a serious affair indeed. In Mr.. Lin.
coin it was expected to 6nd At least .
Jupiter Tonans-armed with Jagged
lightning ard thunderbolts Of marvellous
power, but NE reality presented is moth
ing less than flesh and blood arrange
ment, with no more power 10 his Presi-
dental arm than had those illustrious
statesmen who preceded him. He Of the
"Scotch cap and long military cloak
has found the end Of his rope pretty
soon We should judge. "And great wal
the fall thereof"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

THERE are about four hundred miles
ofstreets in New York city to be cleaned
Of these, eighty miles down town ore
to be cleaned every night, and the three
hundred and twenty miles of up town
streets once week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14


The Advertiser, having bsen restored to health
In sfew weeks BY very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that drsad disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known 70 his fsllov-saasrsrs
the means of cure.
To Ill who desire it, be will send copy Of the
~ vlsakssI -.
ton for preparing and ueing the same, which they
will find . suRD CUsR POE CONSUMPTION, AsrHxA,
BRONCHITIS, 10. The only object of the advsr
tissr in sending the prescripton il 70 benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceivesto be Invaluable and he hopes every sulFsul
will try his remedy, - it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WILLIAAssuRGH,
octl5-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

eqooeoo, yoAs. - -
Lassse $3.50 changed st The nate = s1Se e,
seeh ed ii nal squa1s,
~ 80 haf square, twe-thirds Of ne SAcye
rates; ~4.I.a
B,si.ss c.sis ~ = sss..l li.ss, 90 y ,.e
Forsssk change ~ additional ehsrr, Il as cent.
pr square will y neds.
Large eats sAazgsa desble tAe sa.s dins.sis.s
YsaAy aAvsrtising seutsasts viii b UNDERWOOD
Q apsey sesetly 70 the Immediate bosineos 81 ~
advtttio, and al Oder alvertiesnents eent /, -
ne advertiser Will b charged extra.
AdvuS0ee1eoes not seeo0peuied with inatyue.
aen. wil - tnssssea until forbid and ehareed ~
eer1inGly.
EdiiESial sstisss ehssgsl for st u. ri. = Il
eente pr line, ~ eight words, and speeial ,oa,ea
st - esots pr ljns, OF - eents line per veek.
All notices Sef religious and benevolent mr..
pos1 q Any ktnl Whatsoever, Of ssdisary lenrth.
except single a1uoaneemsnts o. mAsyiseee ~
deaths, ehsfgsd = CENTS ~ Insertion.
Advertseoeots iron abroad must b paid for
Agents.
Contracts fos yearly slvsstisisg tsrui,sble q
the option Of advsrtiasn, they paying n advasse-
nent Of y Per cent. ON the contract pgioe.
Advsrtissasots inserted pext 70 res1ins -,aAA.,
- pr oent. advance on the above rates. aal kep4
q htor q pages, IS pr esas. sdvaass on rseulss
rates.
All trsnsisst sdvsstissnsnts must b. paid for I,
alvaAce. =
Advertisements inserted n weekly On rsasens-
RICHARDSON. WEST 4 co,
SANDERS ! BRO.
b. fischer : co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14
ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life lnsurance A9ena,

ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance Agency,
OFFERS TO INSURERS ALL rHE ADvAN-
- tsges that may b obtained in any Wy By
LET. Rates sslow ~ any Rseposs;5ss Company
ID. Fair and honosabls adjustnent Of loeeeG.
Sd. Prompt payment d losses.
4th. Policies in which the holders participete
nths profits.
CArlrAL RsrsasEnrsD, own 5000, eos.
Al Follows:
Continental Fire Insurance Co., N.Y..
ossA Capisalssd Ssrpls., 100000,
Metropolitan Fire Ins. c., NY,
0ssh Capital and Ss.plss. 1854. 1865.
State Fire Insurance Co., New Haven,
0ssh Capital ssd Ssrplss. saas. 900.
Security Fire Insurance Co., n. York,
0ssA Capital AVID S'vplss ss44.ssl.
NoWlCngIand Firo and Marine Insur-
saCO OvDss.w- .s..~s-->,
JssA Capital aid Ssrplss, 1aaSy 900.
Mutual Life Insurance CO. Rev York,
Ace,snslated Cash Asssss Ms Property Or ~
Ass.rsd, "a. 100000.
JOHN YANTl0,
Solicitor for the shove named Companies, Il ~
thorised e take Risks and issue Policies.
n1HBRDNCBs IN DAv1nPoR5.
H.H. Smith, Esq, James McCosh, Esq, Nsssrs.
E!dridgs4 Williams; Q. g. Blood, Esq; Hon. r.
Lindsrmsn; Hon. james Thorinxton.
- Once over Sniths' Dry Goods Store, corner
Of Brady asd Second streets.
iune23 IT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

HUNGARIAN GRAss Hay Uxrrr FOR
STOCg.-The farmers Of La Sale and
Barcau counties. Illinois, have given the
alarm that Hungarian grass hay is pois-
onous to stock. They have lost horses
and cows by it. The seed forms into
solid balls in the stomach, causing death.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14


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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14
81 HARTFORD, COM.

N00TAWeoT0aAe
1NSURANCE COMPANY.
OF OswEGO, NEW YORK.
CHARTERED asss.
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~ statement 70 Auditor Of Ststs,
January, 1864, .a3ss s1l a
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HENRY B. HOFFMAN. AGENT.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
Lu1 IusURANCI COMPANY.
Aecamulatsd Capital, 81. so. 600 ~
HENRY B. HOFFMAN, Agent
julys.dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

WHEELER = WILSON
LAVE REDUCED rHE PRICE OF THEIR
II SEWING MACHINES, beside addino
some valuable improvements. Tnsro Il no ma
chine yet Manufactured that, for Ill kinds Of
work, holds any eoupsrisoa 70 Wa Wa At the
TWO LAST United STATE FAIRS
the Wheeler and Wilson Machine took tho Fint
Premium. For srnrlIClTY, B1AuFY AND YvssYTu.
ING, the ". 4 VI. 10 ahsaA.
We have now made arrangements whereby "
are prepared to DO I'll kinds Of sewing in the neat
est manner.
Shirts made to order from measure IN u lase6t
and best styles and Wagsaate1 n q. Gall q
=. p WUlTAs0 0eoso.
Opposite Stats Raat, 6ssead street.
fry9S-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

LII. W. CArTsIL, Audites a njd SIase. =
certify that the foCsgoing = tsue - eesssse
copy At the statsnsat He'd II this s1so ~ Tie
Humboldt Fire lnsamnss Coopasv q the City Of
New FORK, = this Afth day Il February, =. p,
81. Witnese ny hasd snl o0sial ~
hsesunto ea1sd, q De- Noisss, this Sth Aay e
FEBRUARY, 1881. 49,
Nv. CATTRLI.
Asditse q 6oote.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-09
Temperance in Epworth.

The moral and enterprising citizens OF
the village Of Epworth, in this county,
not only took. at the outset, but main
tain high position in regard to temper
ance.. Every lot sold in the village has
prohibitory liquor clause in the deed.
A number of public meetings were held
last fall, for the promotion Of rigid tenn
perance principles and the sympathy OF
the whole body of citizens is emphatic
on this point-that no liquor is to be
sold for Intoxicating purposes within the
range Of their influence.
A branch of the Order of Good Tenn
plars was formed there last fall, which
has held two public meetings since. A,
the last one, an address was delivered by
Mr.. William A. Allen. of our city, said,
by many who listened to it, to have been
exceedingly interesting. The personal
illusions of the speaker lent more than
ordinary interest to his statements, and
many we are sure will resist temptation
more easily after listening to his address
and hearing his statements of the com
mon but villainous modes Of manufac.
turing intoxicating liquors. The lecture
had some passages of thrilling interest,
and from the impression produced at Ep.
worth we do not doubt but Mr.. Allen
may achieve much good by continue
ton of his labors dubuque Times.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-09
ag- We would affantionatalv advise

A We would affectionately advise
the Civilian, that, the campaign is over,
and that there is no longer the excuse Of
necessity for continued lying about the
Republicans. While the contest was
progressing, and the strife waxing fercer
from day to day, we had some sympathy
for Democratic editors and orators. sand
could look over their departures from
truth, with due magnanimity. But now
that the Republican administration is
fairly installed into Office, il seems to us
that all parties should give it fair trial,
and not seek by Misrepresentation and
abuse, to embarrass it's action. The course
pur sued by the Civilian, Dubuque Her.
aid, ct ID on'ne genus, since the election of
Lincoln, evinces very unfair and illib-
eral spirit. and even according to the
rules Of political warfare, is harsh and
unjustifable. We trust Mr.. BARNHARr,
whom we know to have many amiable
and good qualities, will leave the false
accusations against the Republicans. to
be made by r." and others of his
scribblers, who, writing anonymous ar
ticles, have no reputation to lose.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-09

culaling the trash which now floods the
country, upon the Republican party.
We venture to assert, that wherever Wild
cat Banks have fourished, the Democra-
cy were in power, and encouraged it.
Two notable instances are the States Of
Michigan and Indiana, some years ago.
Those States are now under Republican
rule, and no better currency exists, than
theirs. We defy the Herald to contra
diet these statements.
Opposition to Banks, and especially
wildcat institutions, comes with a bad
grace from such party and a proper
degree of modesty would, it is supposed,
shut up their mouths most effectually on
the subject.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-09

w- The Cedar Falls people have com
pleted their arrangements for the Rail
road Celebration. 1t is to come off on the
18th inst. The following is the pro-
gramme of exercises, as we find it in the
Gazette:
!. Those desiring to take part in the celebra-
tion meet at Overman g. Browns Block at an
hour to be hereafter fixed by the R. r Co. and
your Committee.
2. That procession be formed and march to
the depot in the following order LIST, Grand
Marshal and Assistants 2nd Cedar Falls
Brass Band 3rd, Committee of arrangements
18th, Mayor and Town Council 5th, President
Of the Day and Committee of Reception 9th
Strangers and Guests It'll. Citizens
3. On the arrival of the cars O salute of thir-
ty-four guns will be fired.
A. Procession will be formed on each side OF
the track and welcome the guests as the train
stops at the depot. That an arch be sprung
across the track, trimmed with evergreen.
5. That the guests be escorted into the depot
and be there received by the Mayor of Cedar
Falls.
6. That after reception speech and responses
procession will be formed in the following or.
der: lst. Marshals End, Bands 3rd, Officers
of the r. r. Company 4th, Invited Editors
9th, Invited Guests Rest Of the procession in
same manner as in going. The company will
march to Horticultural Rooms, where the guests
will be formally welcomed by the Committee OF
Arrangements and President of the Day.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-09
Democratic Horror of Banks.

ES- No party has ever acclaimed SC
loudly against Banking systems, as the
Democratic party; and yet no party has
eyer had SO much to do with their estab-
lishmepl as IL. The Dubuque Herald,
in o recent article. in view of the late
depreciation in Illinois money, talks
loudly and glibly of wild cat Banking,
and advises the farmers and business
men to refuse it altogether. In the same
article it incidentally gives the Iowa
State Banking system word Of praise,
and admits that State Bank bills are as
good as gold. There is one thing the
Herald forgot to notice, and that is, that
the Illinois system is a product exclu-
sively of Democratic Legislation. while
the Iowa system is the product OF Re-
publican Legislation. And yet it at
,empts to fasten the responsibility OF cir
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-09

arrival Of tie Steamship New York.
SANny HOOK nril o

arrival Of tile Steamship New York.
SANDY Hook, April 2.
The steamship New York from South
ampton is passing this port. Her dates
are three days later than by the Africa,
and one day later than by the Barus-
STA.
Liverpool. = Breadstuffs quiet but
steady.
Provisions generally quiet. Beef and
pork quiet. Bacon steady and with mod
crate demand.
Consols closed on Tuesday at 7l1@
80 for money.
Rome, March l9.-In the consistory
held yesterday, the Pope declared that he
would have granted the concessions ad-
vised by the Catholic sovereigns, but he
could not receive the counsels or unjust
demands of the usurping government.
Naples. 49, Cristettella del Ronto ca
pitulated yesterday evening before the or
ders from Francis III reached there to
surrender. To-day the garrison saluted
the proclamation Of the Kingdom Of TIA
ly. This city and the provinces are tran
quill.
A dispatch to the Times dated Naples.
10, says that all the Counsellors were
dismissed.
The counsel Of Lieutenancy is dis
solved.
This morning grand and imposing
fete was held in honor OF Gariballl
All Is tranquil.
Vienna. Wednesdoy.--TLe Who'll Hes
segavla 's IN revolution supported by
Montenegrins. The fighting is general.
Several Turkish villages on tho frontier
have been reduced to ashes.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-09
E An accident occurred on the Du

~ An accident occurred on the Du
buque Western r. R., last week, neal
Dubuque, which resulted in the death Of
a brakeman, VIM. Lovelace, and in the
serious injury Of several others. While
passing curve at somewhat rapid
rate, something gave way. letting the
rear car off the track, breaking it and
spilling part of its contents. The bag
gage car next to it, was flung round
across the track in one direction, and the
passenger car in another. The baggage
car was turned bottom side up and un-
rooted the passenger car was turne d
nearly topsy -turvy, and badly shattered.
About twenty persons were on the train,
and it is wonder that any one escaped
with lie.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-09
Times has the following item:
Coming to a Head.

EN- From the tenor Of recent Tele-
graphic dispatches we conclude that the
crisis in national affairs is fast reaching
the point, when it will be necessary to do
something. The country is sick and
tired Of the mastery inactivity" poll
cy which has been so long pursued, and
a general desire is manifested to know
what is to be the result, II we are to
have war, let il come Immediately, and If
dishonorable submission to rebels and
traitors. let that come at once, and have
done with il,