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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

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sa e ytdsy Ny -. lssi.
i Al1se ~ Kass. vtas ~ ssopsaesss u GAL
'sss psssasesss. hs6 ~ ~ Dsvsspsss lsvss
ssd 81 vsy. shs rsspeesivs sospasss vsse
ousssrsd n ths ssbis vhsa the mss sil ~
sposdsd - reil sall vith ths ezsepsios u ooe
psivats y sash seopAsy asd l.. Heloss Of
ths p. G. A., ~ = vhe0Sil sspors q he
Ass6qaaessss = Noeaay nssA
The ssapsaiss vssS den disni1ssl ssd then
wess II for : good des. I nass ~. hevsvss.
that thsir soedsst - that II gsstisnss.
Thsee -. - driskiaG. lesd salhiag y dissar.
baass Of aay kisA Csevds = people ssssn-
blsA = ~ eiasesst lssdisos ~ ~ vay dovs
ed grssssd ~ vslnaessss viii shsss lssg
aod lUod.
Ata qoastse 70 slsvss he Ksts arrived at
Aossst,ss, vhsss lasos ssswa u si,issas
grssssd car arrival. and hsss nvss sloss for
The present. TIE WssAiagtoa company hss
alrsady goss e Ksokuk.
an under masy obligations 70 Capt. Hill
hosss and shs Oiesk e. sosrtssiss sxlsndsd.
Dior
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25
From New York.
Herald Corrssponlsnce.l

Nsv YosK. Nay -.
BALTuHOss, May 3S.-Two persons ars nov nm iss
cxaminat oo hsrs, charged with treason in enlist
ing and sending troops IRON Baltimess 70 join the
2OOU rsbsl troops have left here up = this time,
bus il wss not % lain that the psisoness had any
han 10 their enlistment.
The Norfolk Register psonouncss the statsusnt
arms st Norfolk, to be false.
The Richmond Examiner says that Gen. Joha-
sos, somaAudsr Of the Utah Expedasien. hes bsep
ordered % The eommasd of sAs OonfsassAes forces
- Harpsr's Ferry. Also that Gen. bsaasseasd
has bssn 0dsrsd 70 Norfolk. cd tsst JsG Dsvis
will b u Richmond Ntnday next.
Passengers from Pashenburg. senAsm the e.
counts Of the pssse ~ II vTgiDss troops at 0ai-
ton, and ssinforcements at Williamsport. rouy
noss esanoa wsrs pat in position q he poiat Of
the rUeks.
Last night troops passsd thsssgb Daltimess 70
twa ohio ksginsnts from Phil .dsiphia.
Washingt0n - in fsvesish sxcitemsnt I'll
dA,, In Consequence Of tho ssnouncsneps that
eight reeiments had recsived orders - Uasoh ss
mOmsnts notice. and shst IS rounds a balls and
oastsidgss Aad bsen sspplisd 70 them. The mean
In * ihs ortss has nos tsaaspissa, nj sp . :
lac hour, not single regiusns has bssn movsd
ffvm IL QusStses. Indicsl0os ase that the hrss
great aggressive stsps towards qsslisg The ssb.l-
hon BY forward march Sesth vsrd. wih tsks
| p,ass to-nssrow ? =. The Ne. Ysst TAI, - b,
ssth, i've Zousvss and Shsrnas's Batsssy, are us-
loabssdly the ssgimsnts Tor ~ sdvanos ssiSessd
Ths force will peoeeed aeerooe sha l0ag bsidge ipto
Vixinia, and establish their ouipost % Arlias-
| ton hiehts, axtsnding tAsm de0n ~ Potes.os
e. enough % eebrass the city Of Alszaad-ia.
Ssa. As AsAiezasAria, dSvss.nses viii ssls Pc
session q the tslsgrsph linss end The Railrosd
Ieonaanioa& % sxisadiag - niehoooA, go il
shs airsssios Il Harper. Feny.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

From Washingtou.

WAsHIn0TON. Nay ~.
Intense excitement was created here by The -
sassination Of Col. llsworth bells tolling, cssps
On buildings, and dAgs q halt mast.
Col. Ellsworth wss shot In tho back By one
ysckson, proprietor Of hotel in Alsxandrie
Jsck-on Vas lmmedi.tely killed By Francis y.
prownell, Of Troy, member Of the Z.uaves.
he bOdy 10 lying in state u The Navy Yard.
PresioeLt Lincoln, who Was . warm pess.nal
iend Of Ellsworth, is deeply affected BY his
death.
Govsrnmsnt 10 in possession Of startling isfor-
nation from Baltimore, and that certain D oms-
nent pretended Union men Who sre in possession
of it. troops, and have loudly professed devotion
to the Usion, are secretly work. & tor secession
Their names and accurate information about
heir plano arc in tie hands Of the AdministrA Atoo
About 10000 troops have crossed the Fotomac,
and are nov in Virgins
The New York 7th Regiment are holding Ar
lihgton hights, and the eYth are throwing up
breast works there
shernAa's Light ARTILLERY and tie Distric.
tasorEstown, snd will repel any attack b. fosvs-
q vi. 6 from HArpsr's Ferry
4 b0ty Of Virginia cav Alry and 20 horses were
captured without blo0dshed.
II 10 reported ths the steamer Nt vsrnoo nsr-
rowly escaped sinking befo reaching Aisx.n-
dria Injuries had been inhictsd an her q the
aavy ysr !. probably BY secsss,on,sts.
u 10 believed that simultane0us mOyements
we're made BY the dovsr"ment forces last night.
% harpers tersy and Norfolk.
mahthE " r ftvhbuMS ssfnksd fss eAe aszt .thsse
from oil manufactures Of Great Britain which
was permitted TO make arms for foreign Stases
This will show England that in pattisg down this
rebellion there will be no half way war.
IL a. n.-The advance " tho rebels from Cul.
pepper Court House, 6z miles rom Alexandra i,
antluip pa'ed. but assurance is felt that Cen Scot
has directed this advance with full unde,tand.
.ng OF all he has 70 encouuter.
+. A.-Gen. Blair prepared "a order 70 day die.
continuing tho transmission u =. nails Il Vir-
sinis and other seeded Ssatss, and annulIioe ali
contracts for the ,me. Tsnpe.sss 10 excepted
om the operation Of the order. for the reason
that the state he's not yet formally sbecedsd.
Con trsct0rs will be notified Of thu Acci sion
The msils for the Souta from Washington vsrv
stopped st the crossing place Of the Federal troops
aud re- -urned TO :he Post Once here.
At o'c,ock THE mornins, the Captain Of the
PsWnee demanded the su.leadss Of AIegaoaris
4 Nsjor in command Of v,rgins .roop., refused
The Captain then said the consequsncss would b.
terrible the village and all the inh and
prolonged the time 70 s o'cl ck.
The Tribune spAtch says . company Of hoPsss
and S5 msn, were cspture q Alexsndris. Shss
mans battery comlsg on them saddsnly, they had
no alternative. Tne Michigan Kesimsnt proceed
- TO tear up the rails leading out VI the city
Gen. scott and Sscest Try ,swsrd we're % long
bridge, when the troops went over. This VS.
virgiuis's rscsssion rasi6sd. IL il repeated the
uext novsmeat will b on iisrpsr's Ferry.
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CON NJ MERCIAL
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DAILY REPORT.

2 Ou1I0D o. fus DanoCaAf AND NBwsl
Friday hvs., Nay -, 1851. !
We netics . dseliss Of s cents Or Wheat and
seets On Corn. caused hy the decline in Chicago,
bat farusrs havs ths soasolatioa of bsine paid il
COED currency, ard they saa nov bring in their
produce and got something for it which they can
use.
PLeu.- Firm u sl.seos.oo. shipme.ts go
bhls.
wsnAs--Narkst opsntd TO- asd closed at So.
Receipts 1915 ba. Shipnsnts $40 bs.
BAalEY- Qaist st soos5s. Receipts $40 bu.
CoaH-Nssbet opsnsd at lie and closed at l6e.
Receipts 3ssl bu. Shipussts 32l7 bu.
OAfs-lse. Rsesipes 3ls bu.
PosAfoss.-ln better demand. We quote st
les. Rsesipts a78 bushels.
HAy-Dull q 3ztG5.
CoAI-Froa wagon Ice pr bushsl Coal ..val
ley coal % in yard Henry esnnty eoal loo in the
yard.
WooD- Hickory $500; Oak $500 pr cord
LARD-lo@l3Ac p b.
HAMs-Nsw Sugar Cared ll@l2Kc psr h.
Common 1901: 31c per ID.
CsRess--Rerkimsf @. 1s0l7e Per b.; Wss-
tern Reserve II H@l2ke.
PouLrRY-Livs Chickens Sl.350l.s0 = dos
Dressed S0ss = b. Turkeys. 6o075e dressed
do. s@loc = b.
Burrss.-Plsnty At lo@lshs y b.
Eoes-l00l3}<o = dos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25
new York sarket.

NBw YoRg, May ~.
FL0Ua-Asrkst les setius-5 cents lower =
- 95G5.lO super State -. 1895 Is Extra : -
= lh0s he cnmmac - medinm ezra WeslS.u
to Good shipping branSs aad Exsra kound Hoop
Ohie.
'HMGKunes 1ooAk.8s. .l9a4.lQ:.
lower.
kY8-Markst steady. $50.
BARLHY-Dull, Soc. To-.
CORN-Msrket heavy moderate demand. SIC
Old Nixsd Western, tc067 new do. /; t6c West
ern yellow.
OArs-Market Arm. S003so. Western and
State.
FoRE- Market dr'l.
WRIsEY-Narket .,c, lt<c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

u this city on the 3Si inst, in ,hs 13d yea, a.
Hs -, n sCAk4 DO0nANAN, fosfth son Of ths
- u zDsoUsnAsAsy - nanhsif esa.ty, Va. =
The frisnds q The family ere invited . sttepd
liete1Npk hop6b Qsahs9' hsnasv o Tli,s
sesalA lseet - oatasday. Nay ~, q 10 s'slS1G
|fssl sSssxseE : 5sso ssisozao -ssss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

A BILL FOR AN ACT TO APPROPRI
Incurred BY tie State IN calling ost o.gaa,..
sng. reinforcing. .s6.iting aud equippi, o tie
AiIttie of tks Sssts sad IN complying ,vitk
the pssssat. o. ssy futsrs seqSsssios Of tie
Prssids~t cfths Uni!sd States, for Tolsa-
teevs from this Ststs.
Spc. l. Be Il eansted By sks General Assem-
bly, Of The State Of IoSo. That for the purpose
Of dsfrsyiog the sxpsnsss that have bees in
uuiiormiDg. subsisting and equipping ths m,li.
t,s Of this State, and in complyi ing with The
requisitiou of tue President Of the United
Stst.s, for volunteers from this State, there bs
and 10 hereby appropriated the sum Of one
hundred thoueand dollars. ov 20 much thereof
80 may be necessary for this purpose.
SeC. :. Aay futuss expsnsss which may be
incurred BY this Stats under the IL svs thss col,
including those passed at THE session for the
purposes sst forth 10 the title Of this cot, shsll
Be- paid cut Of the "War end Defense Fuod''
created. and arising from the sole Of Bonds the
issus and sals u Uhieh b authorized by 90 Get
entitled IAN ast - provide for The Issue and
esls Of Ssats Bea6s 70 pseesre . loan ef moDsy
for the Ststs Of Iowa to enable Il TO repsl in-
weston spd defend itself in var" And The
~ WAR sad Dslssss Fund. o. . mueh
thereof - 10 or msy Be accessory for thess
purposes. b and the came 10 hereby sppropri-
atsd and ses spsrt for ssid purposes.
$50 All psymepts made usder thi. act
sbslI b peysd oct fths vss ssd defence fsud
hy The Tts.sarse spes wsrrsols dsaen. b the
Auditor Of State upen- vouehsrs. the coreesneoa
Of vhicA ~ ssstiee1 = - ~ Governor.
SDo 4. This sct shall Be in force from end
shss iss pablisstien In The Dsily loss G(st1
Registss, asd Dolly kess Gtsls yosrssl, sey.
thing in asstion twenty y-iour (24l Of The Rsvis.
ion Of 1880 to the contrary not = withstsnding.
Pssssd. Nay xad 1861. Thy the Aousa)
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

AcT1so Quarter Master, Lieutenant
doloss. Of Capt. Bssvstss's command will
tarry in our city fsv dsys. settling mp The
s6airs Of the company. as goss 70 Ksskuk
nsaH aaok
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

z 0ive1 lto0Os eesf
THussAY, Nay ~
81
NonTDDoNBn, Afford, st. Paul.
a. Kan CAsana, Hillhoass, Alsasrsss. s.
NoBfuR1N1R, Afford, st. Louis.
KARI CAss1Is Rillhouss, Aontross.
Fos SF. PAuL.-Ths favorits steamer Mstrepol.
IAaa. caps. BuSssd, vn dspsse for q. Pssl this
morning NJ. Owens prssides in the o6cs.
The hight arasaht packet Poneroy will depart
::or r. Aadisep q six o'clock this sv@sing.
Ths Key City illAssest for O.. Pail ss.ux-
row (Sunday, msMane. sa&e sssh ssss zessa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

III DEolIsA.-lt viii be seen bvvs' 'refer-
s'ss p our osrket sspert thss vAess fell Avs
cents yesterday, aad corn fell .hrss se,N rhis
y esepsstse Sor By siailar ssaue6en IL a.
price, q those sesp|es Y Chlssgo.x e,saerot
- - grain dssilsssg. yst vs sosltasslats err
hrnse ti@le llse 49, seassv ess s1,d
-; J. 8 . 49, =. l:.'s; sSZsg .s.Psyiae =
.wMa& Ee gaEEa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

Jusr TaB THIn0. new silk
and selt hsss u Fssrssd's. are jass the thing
for The season. and Whist IL more. no gsstlemsn
ssa sossidsr hiosslf dsssstly dressed vho hes
Not Rot ona.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

NBW YORR, Nay -:
The Iti6ssSs dispstoh fsnishss the following
particulars. Col. & lsw,rth wss shot q hs wAs
deeosndiug The stoiss with the sooOesion AYg,
which he had torn down, b. the man Jaskson,
keepsr Of the Masshali Hoass, With dosble bar
rolled gun. He died almost instantly, dyisg t,s
secession Asg With his blood. He only said my
God"
4 later dispatch says Alssssdris is takss, sad
vi ! b held.
The 6rss Aisbigan rsgimsat entered Consssti-
cut .bous 8 o'clock, sn hosP sftss the sppsassaes
Of tn Zoaaves, and captured body a cavalry,
Who q 1sst demanded tine 70 consider, bus wsss
focosd = yiald without delay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

DEAD.-We heard il reported on the
streets last evening. that Ex.Asyos Caldwell
died st the rendezvous 10 Ksokak. lev days
since. II 10 not cacially announced. aad W
give shs report % vs hsas u.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

nKssaa. MAoKIor q COHDrN were
oayiae Iilioeis @easy for gold. yesterday > and
will sestiass - d. % lsr TIE pssssat. They
~ no rssss but viii - goverssd fron day to
dsy ~ prices u ~hish they ean sesvsrt the
ssss inss sois. Or New Hdt sssAsaga Hold
ere hsd better ct lid Of ~hassthsy have and
hereafter De governed BY our advrs-to han
o'e nothing but specie. Or sssh bssk notes ~
ere sessst'y rsdssnabIs in spscia 80
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

Tas notes Of oil the banks in Illinois,
Wissoasis and Missouri. tskss at their value
tos goels. By Tyasr ! Co.. Bsady slrsss. BET.
FOURTH aad FIFTH stsosta dbvlt
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TO-DAY'S ADN'TS.

= y Il 4 = u
L0at.
A SUM OF MONEY AND DUE BILL: The
~ fndsr will be rewarded by leaving at this Of
Zoe. Imy2t-St
NEW G0ODSl NEW GOODS!!
Wehtsler,s
CHEAP DRY GOOD STORE.
large invo % Of splsadid
DR Ess coo DS,
-coNsIsrIxe or
SILK CLOwDED P0P.LNS,
BR0CHg P0PLINs,
BROCHE DE- NAPLES
and every other kind Of New Goods thas svsry
pssson wants.
s Very O1ao@r.
BRARFlT
SUFRERING FAMULIES
q. -. Volunteers
. r. LO US.
MONDAY 9vBNMG, NAY -, 1881,
~ LsArmSan's Mely,
IHSM ~ - stY& s
a11MAI IHIslIAI SOCIETY.
ART AND NATURE,
H...................... ....ALBu1.
70 ssasls1s vitA thsaatissal als
AARs9ILLAIsR.
GERMAN MAEuuEnCHOR.
49, Tho UNION BAND IN fall atts.d sne>
Tickets, IS cents; to be had 81 Stars New
Depot, Ellis and Plummess Book Stores, Marteol
and ..ahrmanns Saloons and y the door,
m:9En
L. NlsAD Aa-ATs - ssEsGaptsAEGD.
-. - aOTa, v
- 6yC0ND 6TREET, BgTWREN ,PDRpl
EOf aad Repk ldlenA, esspseslally AaaGnnoss =
y The eitiaDas Of DAvenpsst tAse Ae - DeW lrs
parsd y IN Eeas4
jAzlAanb G0lQ1 anAs UoaD1naG1Bl
"a - AD 1.AO -
iiate rcd 60, ~ ahast notiss. - -, spsesb1
i GUlk Aeelsgl tAe 11eess - Noosal sassss -
tSSse lsay - 1e16Jdaa 80 gzs.s ass..
kzeuorl 1eoQo1l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

KRRosENs AND KssosENE LAnPs.-
Webb sssls The best Bossoa < -sossns tor 80
cents per gallon. Ksrossss lamps for only
90 cents ssch. Greet reduction. oil around.
shsdes. shimniss. wistine. Sc. Call st Webb's
for these articles and you will BE- sure to 90
he right kind.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

SBvBMTY.oHB thousand choice brands
sigass. and six dossn asssstsd jslliss st auction
without reserve. this day q 10 o'clock. BY
Thes. Orr. q Ne. 10. Bssdy sssssk
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Rsoa New Osleoss.

Esw OsLsAns. Nay ~
The news from Washioeton ef he ssssps.
tion 81 AIsxsods,s. hes considerably iscrssDsd
The olljsssy eotho6asm.
The DsAs's N,ntsonssy discsesb asys .
letter hes bsso resolved from Yssesy. vho
dOss oos doebs he sssssss Of be 0tssiso.
The eco tariff tskss elect August 0lss.
The II prozine u spposstsd - day u
testing on6 crove9.
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nscaAs,cey,LLs. ny. Nv q.

hscuAxicsvfLLB, n. r, Nay -.
The assassination Of 1ol. 41isWosth has esusod
II his native town the utnset eogroW Aad inaiRnA-
tiOn. NJ
the tslsgrspb o0cs whsa the intsllsgeacs vAs -
vceived All Atgsis tows ~ ss hall naek
The synpashy sxpsssssd fes hss psseoss u mi
vsrsal. The Coionsl was their only liviae -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

WrrH warm weather comes the want
Of thin goods. wsdsvorsh V preparing 70 &C.
commodats ell ladies In went Of lses goeds,
Their grsnsdisrs. printed and plain tarssss.
osgandiss and lawns. Isas silks, asd oil which
goes to make up . ladies summer wardrobe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

A GREAr RusH.-Y Yesterday was
the Arss day Of the greet sssiguss ssls Of the
Wlllis@s stock Of dry gosds. The store vss .
perfect jan from morning until night. sad the
goods went o6 like hot cakes. Our portly
frissd. Willard Bsrross. prssidss with the
grace Of . veteran in the businsss. Now 10 the
tine e ssours basgaisa s.-.
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fELE6HAP

1A9 WAR NEWS.
col. RlLsKoaTH ..AssAsalHATRn
At AkAxAhDalAA
Federal TFoeps Meve HoFwara
insS visgiaias
x#a
CONDITION or AFFAIRS At MRAPHIa.
TROUBLE 1T the REBEL CAMP
1Jss War CsmsssncSn1 ~ ssed
1asSsse6.
ARRIVAL OF 4 BATTERY OF WHITE.
WOKTh GUNS FkOA AN0LAND.
Exciting Rumors and Spec
ulations.
LOOK OUT FOR SHARP WORK.
LAtor from 3A1t11aaoro.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

LADIES, don't fail 70 examine the ad-
vsstsssesat Of G. >. Whisiss. and then g and
zee The stss drsss seods. They sas's b best
this eide Of the uia'ss.ppi.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

New Y0ra Stock Market:
Nsw YoRK, Nay 20.
Stocks without astivity and lower.
Tenn. AK Mo Sax N. c., 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

SUPPOSED POISONING CAsE.-Ye es-
terday morning DR.. J. G. Parker vas called
upon to attend woman named Caroline Lon
ginstto. Who had taken quantity Of lauda
num, With the (under the eireamsta noes. very
laudable intention Of putting . period to her
existence upon this sublinary sphere. It sp-
pears that Caroline is the unsnvied pos.sssor
Of most villainous temper. and she and "hub-
BY couldn't get along together s~yhos So
they agreed to disagree, and dissolve partner.
ship. Caroline going out from her "eld mas
20 strange house. soon, however. Caroline
tired Of living alone, and after due dsliberatiou
eouclsded that ths shortest way 70 bring her
husband to her srms. was to frghten him By .
prospect Of losing her sltogsthsr. So che tsok
poison-lau danum-s dimes worth. and laid
down to cob her life away. Bat the poison
would not work, ns,thsr would ''hubby'' Ay
70 her last embrscs, and 20 Caroline got mad.
end determined TO live 70 spits thoss who
dida't care how rapidly che shuf1ed Oh "a
'kingdom eome.' We have sioss uadessGood
that Marshal Mcneil hes notified her 70 become
scarce IN these parts. Or 60 TO the lsek-ap.
Alas. poor Caroline. 8
A Coop THINo.-Our citizens were
glad yesterday morning when they heard thai
The State Bank had Joined With Naeblos
OCrbia in rsfusiag 70 receive sny more Illisois
funds over their counties. L vss hoped on
Thsssdsy aisht By oar business nsa that sssh
wesld b shs liberalization. Il h move in
he right dirsstion. end ve regret thst eu'
sossaposaty gave ont : list ef banks In IL
yssssrdsy = issss. With the assurance that ths
sssss Bssk vssd resolved tAso. Bat 4 vill
al h riahf nonn .
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Ksatscky LegsAlatass.

vsAnE1oGs, - -.
The 6snsts pss1sd . rassiat'es thss keossssy
wont sever her coassc len with the Nsioosl
0ovssDassst, ~ tsks Up ssns fss : nsaissssst
party, but sso hssseif for the psseesvassse u
peace vi bin her border, aad ssalsr,as sr ees-
vices - nediatoe - sGsee jsss 80 heossoese
peace.
powsrirs the Commi,tss o. iavs .tisotisn of yss-
tsntay's charges to sss shirty dsys sa
he Lsgislsturs adjourned siss d..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-10-17
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D. VI ODEh L.
Ix our issue of July /, We noticed the arrival
from san Francisco of Capt Walter VI. Gibson,
and in the number for the 18th of that month,
gave quite I romantic sketch of his adventures.
The sketch which appeared, with other slips
from San Francisco papers, had been placed in our
hands at his instance by a gentleman, Mr.. H.. b.
EDDY, who accompanied HIM, and who had
brought "A letter of introduction to us, and repre-
sented himself rs the son of a clergyman in
Northampton, Mass. and L correspondent of the
BuHefiR. At that time We were given to under
stand that Capt. Gibson and his associates We're
bound on, rs travellers, to the Fast Indies, and
touched at this group merely to travel over the
islands, 20 see AMI correspond about them. Ii
will be remembered that he remained here in
Honolulu some two months or more, deliver
ell two or three lectures on Malaysia, and has
published in the POIyHesiqH several more. Dur
ing his stay here he was kindly received rs a dis
tingui-hed traveller, and treated. wherever re-
ceired, as an intelligent and literary gentleman
who had Seen much of the world. and who in
tended. after visiting the notable sights among
us. to proceed on To China.
About the middle of September. we believe,
he went mp To Lahaina but before his depar-
ture, rumOrs had become current. though with
no good foundation rs we can learn, that his
visit 10 these islands was connected with some
privateerins scheme. Nothing further was heard
of him until We learned recently that he was
at the head of a Mormon cOnyOcation ut Wal
luku. East Maui, an account of which, and of
his Is given in another column.
Captain Gibson came among us with a news
paper reputation. and the chapter given else
where may b. taken Is a continuation Of his
adventures. We have no objection 10 his and
his associates appearing among us as Mormon
leaders, but regarding the manner in which he
has made his appearance, We take exceptions.
He came here US a traveller of literary reputa-
ton. was received everywhere cordially, and was
invited TO deliver several lectures, which he'did.
As a traveller and literary gentleman, he dimes
with the Minister of Foreign Relations and His
TX. VI. Perrin, enjoys private and confidential
interviews with Bishop Maigret, Is invited TO
evening parties and dances, and Is freely enter
tanned by residents and missionaries. We are
not aware that ne represented himself any
where as a Mormon, or that his mission was TO
build up the Mormon church here and adj
vance the interests Of that sect in this group,
which now proves 10 be the ease.
As we said before. neither We nor our readers
can have any objection TO Capt. Gibson coming
here as an Apostle or High Priest of Mormon
isui, nor even 10 Brigham Young himself coming
here and trying to convert the people TO that
faith, provided they come IN an open and honest
yay. But So far from that, Capt. Gibson and
his associates have come among us, concealing the
objects Of their mission. iEnot falsely repre-