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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-10
Dissolution of Partnership.

ME coparfnershp heretofore existing in the and
 Flaming business in this city, under the name of J. F. D H. Dyc Is this day by mutual consent dissolved J. Dyer Will hereafter carry the business and will pay all the liabilities o the firm, and is alone authorized collect the depts que the nrm JULIUS F. DYER, ,.,,. p.., o.. ;, ,s., DAVID H. DYER. Ltut> ROCK, Oct. 3d, 1881. 2-fts
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-10

ELECTION TIcKETs.-All candidates who de. sign having tickets printed for the election on the 9th November, should order them immedi. ately. We can furnish them at 6 per thou. sand.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-10

csy- The Synod of Arkansas will meet in Pint Bluff on the Thursday before the 4th Sabbath o October, at o'clock, P.M.
 THOS. R. WEIGH, Stated Clerk.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-10

Hg- Attention is invited to the advertise ment of w. H. Feild, whose store is in Badgetts brick row.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-10

The counties of Pulaski and Jefferson omitted in thi list because agents have discussed the subject thoroughly them, and lists have been distributed in both for tim If friends of the project will make other appointment easily filled in tho time of those made, they w be atende to also.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-10
LITTLE ROCK, :: Y: OCT. 10, 1861. CONFEDERATE STATES TICKET.
 FOR PRESIDENT, JEFFERSON DAVIS,
 OF MISSISSIPPI.
 FOR VICE PRESIDENT, Alexander Fl. Stephens,
 OF GEORGIA.
For Ele tor 6

For Electors.
 EDWARD CROSS, of Hampstead County DAVID WALKER, of Washington Co. JOHN R. HAMPTON, of Brodley Co. H. L. GRINSTED, of Ouachita Co. w. c. BEVENS, of Independence Co. w. w. MANSFIELD, cf Franklin Co. R. NJ. GAINES, of Chiiot Co. HT ELEcTIoN-lsr WEDNESDAY IN NovEM
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-10

MARRIED-At Parks. Scott county Ark, the morning of the 10th of Sept 1861, by R. C. Gaines, JOHN H. Max esq of Bufiton, Yell county, Ark Mrs CATHARNE NJ. GoswicK formerly of HefeOa.
 Helena pane n aas COT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-10

The Hon. A. H. GARLAND will address fhe public on the Cotton Subscription to the Confederate States th times and places named below
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-10

A FEMALE WARRIoR.-The Memphis Ava anche of September l2, says:
 One of the Louisiana companies in the battle t Manassas lost it's captain. The company hen unanimously elected the wife of the de. eased to fill his place, and the lady, in uniform, assed through the city yesterday, on her way o assume command of her company.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-10-10
Public Speaking.

STATE sgSATE-We authorized to announce JOHN A MEDL0CK candidate for the State Senate from the ties of Hot Spring. Saline and Montgomery .*
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Com nj ERCIAL
DAV ENPORT AARK EFT.
DAILY REPORT.
O1SIcs DAILY DHM0CRAr AxD NEwsl
Fridsy I've, Feb. -, 1861.

Oy1Ics DAILY DInOCRAT AND NKwsl
Fritsy I've, Feb. p, 1851.
The market to-day showed signs Of health
though heavy thaw made the roaos very sloppy
yet the receipts wers reasonably large, and prices
srn at yesterdays quotations for all kinds "
grain Dressed Hogs are some what lower \.
PDvR- Firm st $4vo@4.25.
b w8RAr--Firm and astivs ~ 70Q72c. Rsesirts
s,lS4 hu. Shipneati Sc bu.l
BAxLsY-Fina st so@S5c foe prime. RsceiPts
1894 bu. Shipments l,4eO bu.
CokN--Steady 1T lsc for ear and l9c for
shellcd. Receipts l,420bu.
OArs-l69l7c. Rsceipts $50 bu.
DRESSED HoGs-16 head 1t t5.25@5.Ss.
HAY-Dull 1t $400@600.
CoAL-From wagon lOc per bushel Coal VII.
ley coal &c in yard Henry county coal loc in the
yard.
wooD-Hickory $500; Oak $500 per cord.
PouLTRY-Livs Chickens $l25gl.5o y dos.
Dressed 6@sc y b. Turkeys, 5o@7be dressed
do. 6G110c y b.
BUrrsR-- Plenty At l71s@l5s.
LAKD-l0@l2hc y b.
HAxs-Nsw Sugar Cured ill@12Hc per b.
Common lo@l.Hc per lb.
| PorAroEs-l5@ Csc . bushel.
TURNIPs -2o@30c per bu.
| CHrEss- -Herkimer Co. 1s@l7c per ID. Wes-
tern Reserve llK@l2kc.
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FROM New York.

NEw YoaE, Feb. 81.
The Times has seen q ter from y membe
OF the BritisL government from distinguish.
ed American, stating authoritativsly that IL q
whole matter of secession had been brought / y
Lord John Russell before tu, Ministers, as also
-ubo, dinatc nsssters Of d+i.c'vs clssgs crs etc
and the declaration maze that not only VIII
there be no recognition by Great Brifsin Of H..
southern Contederacy, tut everything will b.
done to discountsnsn.e disunion
Washington gossip says . letter from, -
army officer It sAvannsh. Gays li-t. Ior volun-
teers t. the army Of the new confederac5 have
been opened one week during which 80 men
enlisted ~ Itivatss, and 2 900 applied f,r com
misri0ns. TIE government had ed lh~
purchase OF steamer Tor the Georgia nAvy for
100000.
A gentleman from Charleston today, sl,s
there are 4 900 troops here under ordere bn
no pi osptct OF an immediate attack on Fort
sumter. The pespis continue 70 demand II hut
Gov. Pic seDs is awaiting the movements 1t
jeff Davis. The harbor 10 clear. and ysssels
are passing in and ont.
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Convention at Peoria.

PEosIa, III. Feb. 90
The Congressional Conv entIon met here 70
dxv at one o'clock. .8G
Ooe hundred aud eighty six delegates y er.
present.
The Office. OF the meeting was stated to *.
pre.s the opinion of the Republicans Of the A. Ii
Conpi sssional Di trict en- the course OF their
| representative 10 'onl r.ss Hon " kellogg
RESOLUTIONS were adopted declaring that tie
! Republican party cherish.s the same principles
| to-uay as before the election Resolution 4th
10 rs followe:
Kesolyed That We decidedly Protest aes.ns,
| the r~so u,ion offered by Dir Kellogg, our Rep
| resentative In Congress. ~ am@Dd the Feders
Constitution, believing hgm TO be subvsrsiy.
of our pigh I'd faith. our ra,sy's honor and
the spirit Of our Institutions. and We earnest, ,
urge him 70 an uDfA tsrDg support OF ksprb b
can principles. ss eIunc;4ted IL tn. CoicAg.
platform.
A motion to amend BY adding. "and n ti.s
Constitution do 40 it is his duty TO resign" VA
| ioet by - to So, soms not voting II seems i.
have been rejected on g-ounds OF policy.
The adoption ei the resolution az first report
"a was unanimous
Tne fiji h resolution is ss follows:
Resoivei That while We disdain all desirt
to see injustice done tn any port,.n Of the peo
pie Of ,hs country, we are for the preserv alto q
of the Union ut all hszaris ami at any st,b.
levin, the Union t. ts ahov- price. That v.
We are for the maintenance Of the Constitu
;inn and the enforcement of tne lave for Ill.
protec ion and detenae OF the public propert Y
respect and obedience to the majority Of the
government, aud the ssnctity Of the American
flag IN all pnrls OF The land.
This whs received with q storm OF applause
and adopted without a d,-sert;ng vote.
resolution comp plimenting Andrew John
son Ciemins, Etheridse Hon Mr. Davis Gov
| Hicks and Secretary Holt, was adopted amids
| The widest enthusiasm
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GRAND MILITARY DISPLAY.

4 e. 3
Ysssesdsy. shs 2Sd iess.. she natal day os
the Father Of his Country. was duly celebrated
With all the "pomp apd circumstance" of =
military display. Our city boasts Of four we'll
regulated, we'll informsd and we'll drilled CON
paniss. and their apps srancs before the public
yesterday was. to say the least dissi~gue
At sunrise . national salute Of - guns was
fred by the Davenport City Artitlsry Gun
Squad, and 1t the hour Of two the d. G. As.
Ii. Brewster commanding. numbering "a msn
the Davenport Guards. Capt S.uhr, 81 men.
the Ssrstield Guards. Capt. Il. NJ. Littisr. num-
bering - men. and the Davenport Rslss. Capt,
wsing.rsnsr. numbering IS men. took position
10 frost d the .Armory in the order above
writ en- and took up the line Of marsh given
10 the DunocaAr few days ego. esd complst.
ed the programme At about ~ o'clock. The
companies fired eevsral volleys. both by bat
t. slion ard by company in front Of tho Cours
House. Tnis Wa wsll dose soaddsrisg ths
quantity o. guns used. There vas vast con.
course Of people out to witness the parade
notwithstanding the watsry condition Of the
streets.
The music By Strassers' and Storms bands
vas excellent aAt gAaaa vi
Davenport has powerful arm Of defence in
her brave soldiry. who. at ell times, are pre-.
pared to Icy down their lives in defence Of our
Interests. We tau.t, however, lsnd presume
they do) that they viii not be called upoo 10
burn any powder in the face Of an enemy.
The parade vas success 10 every particu.
lAr. We congratulate the soapanies aud hope
% oeo then out e6AAn.1 81 &~9H Tg8I
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Feb. ~
The royal msil steamship America, from
Liverpool IL .. ~. on the 9Th inst. via Queens
town evening Of the 1lth. arrived .. this port
1t Don. and sailed ~ 2 . m for Boston.
The AmerieA has fS4 .565 10 specie.
In ParliAMeDt-Lorc fslmerston stated that
Instructions had been seLt to the Gov. General
Of Canada not TO give np Andrea withou,
express orders from the Imperial Government,
aud there wss therefore no chance Of his being
surrendered without the poat being fully dis
cusssd. He could lot say whether . habeas
corpus writ would be allowed in Canads, but
!; could not be executed Immediately. as the
Sc. Lawrence River va. blocked up With ice.
and it Vas impossible to txle Anderson thro'
American Territory. He believed tho eass &C.
cording to the treaty. Vas quite clear. and
that the Calm Of the United Ststea must be
established BY showing that Anderson was
guilty Of murder. According. TO the lAws OF
E0glsnd. no EDg!ish jury would convict An
d.r.on Of murder, and the claim wss not like
II TO be euLsiantiated.
The new Indian Io,n Of three million pounds
wss III awarded :: and abovey6 IL per Ct,
which VS. the minimum based BY the Govern
men. s4 y
The total bids reached 4l2,O0O. .OOO.e
proposition is issued Of Jamacis cotton
growing company.
The Bank Of England had agresd 10 the
government proposit,on for reducing the 81.
lowance to the national debt Tns govern
ment payment is reduced fifty thoueand poupds
per snnum.
The Telegraph Cable from Atrsnto to Corfu
hes been sAfeiy submerged.
HaANcD. w
The Paris AoHitssv sunouDsss the annexs.
tioD Of Morocco TO france. 80 M
i i report q that the copditiOD Of the Bank
of Frame. continued 10 iurrove A r.dnc ion
Ut sale OF discoInt vas * ,ert.d shorty.
PAsis botuss wAe firm snd higher
a. E$ . PArM z
In the Ohsmher Of Deposies sn amendment
to ibs 'drssr OF the kEg va- proposed Il
pressing the wish thai Prussia might hs plAcsd
at the head Of the German Contedsrs.ion.
Loot
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. TATE ioP mwa, pfsfkIcr COURT OF

). y. Withevwax,
To Alfred Martin and J N witherwsy .she above
named dstendsnts. Ios. and each Of you. are
mere nosihed that there i. Dos on file in tho Of
nee OF the tlerK ef the District Court Of sad Scott
counsy, FetItieE OF Thamas Orr, Claiming 10 re-
cover of ysu, the ss.d alfred Martin, ths aum Of
Tour hundred and sixty i've dollars lS465,1 Nth
interest thereon AZ fen per cent per snnum. tdue
$40 payable annually On tho lst Of OotSbcf Of
each yesrl from lst tf June, A. D., 1857. - money
due sn two certain promssory notes, made by said
defendant, Alfred Nar'ih 70 defendant j. NJ With
WWAx, one of sai notes being Tor the suU OF
one hnndTsj aud forty dollars [SIlO,l due sud
payable on the ist Day u October 1>5S, the other
oi said n0tes being Tor the sum VI shsee hundred
and twenty a q dollars s3k5,l due aed psyssls
on the lst day Of October, lssy; each OF said
notes sesstng date let June, 1887 and bearing in
eetest ~ the rate OF ten per cent per annum nay.
able Annually, on the lst day Of Uctoher u each
yr'. Sald petition also >ims the foreclosure
county, Iowa, vis The south half Of the moth :
east qusrter o. section fifteen [l5,l in towpshp
seventy nine ~, forth of ranxe one il east Of
9TH n. sIceutsd by said Alfred Martin 70
saiuY WthrewAx, u tscnre the payment Of
said promsssry notes, as we'll Of other prvmissorv
no,es in said % rtgage described aud tna, voa
the SAID defendants, and each Of you may Be for
ever BARRED and to &C o-ei o and from eli interest
r equity OF redemption Ia said land, alter the
sale thesssf, to sat.,fy the amount due On ssid
l.o"ssosy poies. The ssij promisr0ry notes and
lhe xid ~ rtgage, having been auly endorsed aud
transfer 81 BY said defendant, J. N. Witherwax
the said petstolss, Thomas Ofr. being now the
legal owner ana bidder VI sid psosnissosy notes
ani said mortgage.
And unisss YOU appear and answer to said peti-
| uon ssd defead the same before neon " ths sec
cni day OF the next term OF sall District court
g De he'd y the city Of isveaport, in said Scott
county. on the 6rst Monday Of June. A. D., 1861
| oe AuH .sh eptered against you spd judgment
| rendered thereon
Dated 24lh January, A. d, 1851.
/ fUrHAM l. ROGERS,
iIyZ Att'ys FIR Plaintiff.
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[Communisated.J
Rocsy Mountain Cactl.


Rocsy Moantaln Cacti.
Ny attention has been called to come inter
estiDg specimens of Cacti brought by Mr. Sand
ford Hay esfrom the Rocky mountains. These
s,ngulsr plants are in excellent stats Of pressr-
| vation, and well suited for outdoor cultivation
req ,ring only moderate care. and exposure to
bright sun light. to produce their elegant flow.
ers 10 great perfection. The specimens shown
me - fer - can 1t present be ascertaiaed, in
the sbseuce OF flowers and fruit. represent tso
distinct species. of ths botanical gsuus. Aami!-
Iayia, Wig
No. l. Mamillaria NutialIii, Rose Cactus"
Ihie species 10 glohrlsr In form. crowded with
spines. and bssrs pale yellow flower at the
apex, succseded by bright scarlet bsrries.
No. ,. Aamilloria Vivipara. PIN Cushion. >
and "L.ay Cactus" This specisa is rsmsrka-
b!s for it's SPREADING growth. forming large
bunch,s Of rriekly bale. often over one foot IN
diameter 1t bears bright .earlet 40 ers. pre-
een,ing q most brilliant appearance when fully
opened. The Lady Cactus" is a well marked
variety. growing taller, less branches, ard hav-
ing larger flowers.
DIRECTIONS FOR GUILTY. ATIoN
10 thu successful cultivstion Of these singu-
lar ;.!ants, special regard should be had to their
natural habits of gro with. pertaining to . cold
arid climate. and dry barren soil. They should
be placed in pots or boxes. of sufficient capsci
! ,y. TO allow the natural expansion Of surface.
and firm support to the roots The latter
should be embedded 10 a mixture Of dry earthly
material composed Of pieces Of charcoal, pound
| ed brick, and coarse gravel Special attention
should be given to allowing them full expos
| ur. to bright sua Eight. AMI protection from
heavy rains. Except in ..e growing season. in
May aud Juus. they should never be wasered
and 10 no case should water be allowed to re-
main about the loose fibrous texture of their
roots Fur winter management they should
be exposed to dry, cold air. with very sligh,
protection in extreme cold weather, not sub.
ject. however, t, frequent thswing and frsez.
log
can very chesrfully recommend these
plants to the attention Of cultivators who will.
l have no doubt. be amply repaid for the small
outlay required. in possessing st their own
doors, specimens Of this charming variety Of
American plants.
f. c. PARRY
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I. THE csREArEsT coon TO THE eREArEsr NUMBER. Il



CouscrL CaAAsIE. Feb. q. 1881.
OO motion AIds,,aAs EAls vss called p the
ehsiI. ftss 80 Gam saA4 ~ a3t3 ast
rEsssx1--A AID. WiDeIt. Eils. LsCAiTe. Cue
lieh. Peters: Ramming aej Ey4pA
Aid. Gu.lieh offered ths folio wing:
WaasxAs, We are to-day called rpon 70
moaru the loss Of James O'Brisn. Esq. late
Alderman Of this city Therefore be il
Kssoicsd. That we symrsthize deeply with
the family Of the deceased In their esd bereave-
meat
Eesoiysd. That this Council has lost one Of
is. II ost ussfnl aud and respected members
ore ,iistir guished for his unsvsrviog devotion
TO the intsrssts cf bic cons.itusscy. ~ veil -
In mis- ssntlemsnly department
Rs,olved. That ibs Clerk he instructed to
publish the proceedings in the Official papers
Of the city. and transmit y copy thereof TO the
family Of our deceased colleague.
Adopted.
AID Guelich moved that when the Council
adjourn i, sdjouro 10 attend the fonersl Of Aid
OBtisn.
On motion sdjourned.
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New lork Market.

Nsw YORK. February ~.
FLGCR-Aarket quiet Interpretations anchaged
1920 G5.75 SUPER State; t5.35G5l0 Extra state
5000 5.25 Super Western; $5.35ta5. so Common
Extra do; $5.45d5.65 Interior 70 Good Shipping
Brands aud Extra kound Hoop Ohis.
tyE FLOUR-Steady At - .40N 40.
WHKAr-Narket very frm, with moderate de-
nsnd for export and home consumption. Sales
$4,000 bus. $l.2l Chicago Spring s. .25 Mil
wsukee Club delivered; $l.25 Winter Red West
ern.
kYx-Aarket steady. s506sc.
BARLBY-Firm 1t ITO sanada AMI Western.
C0KN-Market unchanged. G7HQ6sc Mixed
Western.
OArs-Market dali. 35D8Ts Western aud
s tate.
PoRK- Market dull and unchanged. 81 rs mess
$500 for primo.
BEEp-U Unchanged:
Cur MEArs-Dull.
LARD-Dull
Burrrn-In fair demand at l0Ql4e Ohio 1; IA
Ql9 State.
CusEsE-Steady, 9d1O1zc.
WHysKy-- Market firm and dem,nd moderate.
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From washisgsoa.

WAsHISoToN. Feb 81.
Omcisi advices have been received today
hom Fcrs Snmr.er-nothing of especial int~,
ct. 3Ihs garrison VAS IN want Of money. bot
there O's No 0vsniest means Of supply.
ing it.
in executive session to-day. a large number
of nominations including promotion in the
srtIy and navy. ~eus confirmed Aiso Nib
lack. member Of the liou-e, tsou Indisua -
Chief Justice Of Nebraska Mo,ions to take up
The nomination o. Nihlsck TO the SupreD.
Court ard Districi Ju 3ga " Kansas, were re.
jectsd By three msjorisy
The proposition 10 be vo.s Cd on BY the Pese .
Confersuce Tomorrow, 10 substsntisiiy the
border state pisu.
The Navy Department has accepted the res.
ignat'on Of Capt Tattns'i. OF ca The pnbhc
display wiil closs tomorrow. There viii b.
. parade OF federal spd local military.
| special sgsut was sent to day 10 take
char-e ofthe Galveston (Texss) post Office.
\ The proceedings 70 day in tie exc cutive se-
sion.S over the nomination Of Judge Biac
and P.tut. and the Ad,ninistrsiiuu 10 adv,..C
OF ih" Tact tnat agents are At the North par
chssihg stsamers for the Southern Conieder
acy.
Advice from Montgomery indicate that ths
southern GoIsed-rscy wil regard the sttemp
\
/ ding Statea as au act Of var which will be to-
lowed by instaDtaneous reTrissls A larry,
number Of pfivAtesrs are in readiness to CON
dnsoc- operations on the ocean at . NON ent'
warning. aA
l. - reported that arrangements are Alrsad,
made 10 California for rrivstesrs on the Pse.
fic ocean when oc asion calls for them
The tariff till under consideration ~ Mont
gomery does not differ materially from that o
the u $ Il will apply TO all goods imports
north Of Wilmington. Del, and bonds will B
expected from Shippers for non seeding sav.
holding States 70 guard against deception
Latham OF Cal. voted against Blsea's conkrn,
alton. aud q win for it. FL
WAsHISGToN, Feb. ~.
Philip Clayton. Ex Assistant Secretary q
the Treasury Of the Unit-d States win leav
fu- Montgomery. having been appointed 10
similar position under the southern COnfsds,
seY 8I
1t Is general holiday here. All the gov
ernment aud municipal Offices arr closed. Th
!militsrv display i. large and imposing. M
tionsi d.gs are flying in all directions bel.
ringing. and . s.iuts of 81 guns being fred
one for each State in tn Unon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
! LADD, WEBS'l X 4 CO.'S LOCK
| STITCH SEWING MACHJNES....Th

LADD, WEBS'i sR l. CO.'S LOCK
STITCH SEWING MACHJNES....The
agency and right of sale for these excellent
machines are now in the hands Of COOK, STONE
CO., l24 Lake street, Chicago, who, in intro
Gucing desirable mschine to the North West
ern public, merit the thanks Of the entire com
n.unity. No machine has ever made its appear
ance in the Sewing Machine market which sofully
merits the appreciation and patronage which it
meet it everywhere. The workmanship displayed
in its 6nsh-the simple, yet scientific principles
of its wo-king-its great strength, AID the ah-
sence Of friction in its parts-the wide range Of
its capacity, sewing it will the finest muslin, or
the heaviest leather, King the stitch alike on
both sides, its ea { '1ar1 cement, and its dura-
bility, render it thing so long needed, yet
so long sought for ia vain. We fully recommend
it to our readers.-Dliy Tribune.
frvzl-dd WIN
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,NAaice.

IN TIE l7Tn DAY Or JANUARY, 1881, l
~ executed ny rscmssory no to A q. kinns
for I'll, touv dollars, for Il Phil adelphia draft.
which draft hns since proven worthless. This 10
10 warn all persons against purchasing said note,
its ylnsnt vii. IT, cantested 10 the extent Of
the ,w.
LIE CLAIRE. Iowa, February 9th, 1881
fTylo g. NcCAbE
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N~tice " VII 1G 1t May C0Hcera /,
IAN READY At ANY TINE nETWIrN

! NV and the fret day OF March next 10 pay a
in full the balalce Of a certain note lin .ccora .
ance vi h tho specifications Of sail note made
PAYABLE TO Young Knowles or order, originally
calling Tor 1865 IN work. delivered in Daven enpnrt.
Iowa, dated March last due March next. If said
note is not pre- en'ei for lAymen, By the time due,
| will not bs bound To deliver the work at apv
time after hat the holder of the note may call
on me-the wagon made TO order ty said cid firm
- ready as part payment.
DAvEsfOhP, February II, 1861.
fry2l-3t D. KELLY
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MORGAN L. Co. informs us that in con-
sequence Of the great home demsn. for boo's
aid shoss since thsY commenced ceiling 1t
cost. they shall rsfass to fill any order from
South Carolina, or any other foreign power.
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Virgin.a COpventIOn.

KIcnMoND, Feb II.
Woods, Of Bart our, intr ro.uc~d IN the Con
veniion y resolution against coercion, pledging I
Virginia to resist, aud it is the duty II IT,.
federal government TO ckpowiedgs the inde
psudencs Of the sece.:ef States
1t Vas receive With favorable masifsstA
tiops BY the Convention, aud referred 10 th>
committee on fedora reIsiioDs
Adjourned till Saturday
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Ir You want to buy Dry Goods
cheap; II you want the best qualities st the
lowest prices; il you want fair an honorable
dealing. 70 to WADs VI oRrH's. No. 20 West Sec
opd street.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
" AeurScT0w E~h ~

Mr. Wilson alluded to the secession nose-
ment, chsrscterizing it ~ . tr<asOnsble con
spsrssy. y hich he'd iis si.e 80 yesrs ago 10 the
nuiihostloo ptst. he sh-s proceeded - ssgu~
hat the esser ions that the North hatsd the
South we're uot true He ssid that the cit,ssas
Of NJ sacbusetts and the whole North bss
evss ,fsased she S,urh with tindnsa ard
cssstssy. Nsw ksslsed, sspss,sllv nsessshu.
ss.ss. had bess dsgisd sst tae rsgressh.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-23
.asstgmee's ~ Office.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON The
IN lAth day Of January, A. b., 1861, the Arm
u Miner, HASKELL Co., of this city, made IN as
signmsnt Of their property to the uudersi ned
Assigpess, tor the benent Of their creaitors, and
All persyns holding claims . ,.isst said Arm arc
hereby noti6sd to present thesame, duly verified
under oath a6rnatisn, 10 said Assiguess. in the
city Of Davenport, State of Iowa, within three
months fron d date Of this notice. ''-t
| Davenport, Jsuuary l5tA, 1881. t 2st sx.4i
! JAMES ARMSTRONG, s.
wILLiAl VAN TUYI, As'isnse'
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