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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-25

Summer Arrangement, 1854.
Ibujse ~ 81 Oxicaoo tine, ,skjek is ssslss ~,
vsss faster thes Davenport tisss.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL l6rn,
~ 1861, and until further notice, Passenger
trains viii lsavo Davenport - follows:
$40 A. n. for Marengo and Washington.
4sAIxs ARaIvs Ar DAvENPoRr AZ FOLLOWS.
s.l5 P. \. from Marsago and Washington.
All trains out Of Davenport will make direct
cennections at Marsngo, Iowa city and Washing
tom With the Western Stage Company stages for
al points West.
Trains from the West connect 1t Rock Island
with trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Road for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions as TO the destination Of
their baggage also to procuretickets before taking
heir seats in the cars.
JOHN F. TRACY, Gen1 Sup't.
A. KIxBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, April 70, l66O.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-25
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN Il. SW ITS,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
CON. or DEEDS FOR NEW YORK IND
OTHER STATES.
New York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED, SO 600 600
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co.
OFN. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPITAL. Observation-Disclosures. 5000, OO9
STEPHEN CROWELL, Pres
PHILAsBKR SHAW, Sec'y
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comply
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPT rAL,. $4,000
HoRArIo Dom, Secy
Lamar Fire Insurance Comply.
OF NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAtITAL...... 49,. $3.50. $500 900
F ANTHONY p,..,t
J.R. ST. JOHN, Ssc'y.
Fulton Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL, .............. 49,. S150.ooe
WILLIAM COBB, Pses't
JAMES N. RaNK1Ss, Sec'y.
Humboldt Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
JOHNRANKIN, Pret
WILLIAM AuLLIcAH: Secy.
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, ........ 81 100000
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Prss't,
PLrNYY FRKEnAN Actuasy.
OBLIGATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND
"A Policies issued in the above old and re-
spsnsible Companies, first class risks only, By
JOHNL. SWITS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
NTCKOI.I.S' BLOCK-UP STAIRS.
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II e ~ o . e a..

Union Coffee & Spice mill.
CORNER OF FRONT.AND MAIN
uovqq' s. r. JONES. L co
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-25
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
9 q q = 4, q q = 90.

For details in investments, see small cards and
circulars.
assurances may be effected in this old and sub.
stAntial Company on very favorable terms
Apply to MACKLOT COkBIN, Ag'ts.
- Dwellings and Farm Property insured for
. term Of years at very low rates.
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INSURANCE.
- - ~ -
COMPANY
or HARTFORD, COIN.

Cssa Capital Z Surplus, $3,lsl, loe.e3
Assets, Jan. 1, 1890.
Par Hal Aarkt Hal
Bank Stocks, &C., .4s39, 10000 $685., $500
U. 8. Stocks and Treasury
Notes, ................3 75, 10000 233,s50.S0
State Stocks, de-, 344,6l0.00 IA, So 81
City Stocks, &C.. Ill, 10000 10000
Railroad Stocks, Ac.,..... 85,6OO.O0 03,l6l.OO
Mortgage Bonds, ........ S2,O00.00 100000
Real Estate, unincumbered, 1884. 90
Miscellaneous items, 49,. 37.789. So
Cash on hand and deposit-
ed on call and in agents
hands, ................. ssl,7ls.9s
sa.Is4,Ioo.os
Claims unadjusted and not due, Sl7s, s57.S5
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks taken 1t lib
sral terms and ratss. Especial attention given 70
Insurance OF dwellings and contents for terms Of
one to i've years.
HENRY B. HOFFMAN,
Agent, Day export.
O11Ic1-Room No. l, Hs6mans Block, Main
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Ph0nix Insurance Company.
or HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital and Surplus, 1852 325 80
ASSETS, JAN. 1sT, 1860.
New York Bank Stocks, .I46.s62 90
Hartford ............ .l65,l75 90
Other Stocks and Bonds, 5S.277 90
lash in Banks, -.....-............. !. 81, 379 81
Cash in hands Of agents..
Loaned o. Real Estate and Bank Stocks, l24,625 3s
$552,325 80
Total Liabilities. .40,704 SO
HENHY n. HOFFMAN,. Agent.
Roox No. !, Hofman's Block, Main street.
july6-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-25

W. SUUTHWU KI II, fr6S {.
L. BRADLEY, Sec'y.
FIELD KAUFMAN, Agents.
Office, No. 4, lie Claire Block,
II. FIELD; Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
Office next door to the Post Office,
Rock Island, Ill. June
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.Mlll Wood.

N1OW IS THE TINE TO LAY in WOOD
II for winter uss. We have dry kindling wood
1t - 90 per cord. and green wood sssi % Pei
sosde.
Quick or yon will % too late;
iv2l-dtfl rhEN0U OAvs@~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-25

HENRY b. HUFFMAN, Agent:
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE INsu lance COMPANY.
Accumulated Capital. 1880 600 IN
HENRY b. HOFFMAN, Agent.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-25

freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
got all points East at all times, at as low rates
- any other Kaii-oad .vate scn2,dtf
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Garter Potatoes.

= HI BFST POTATOES IN TIE WORLD
j 70 b had only 1t -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-25

Oommie,iou merchaat and dsalsrin al descript o
~. - 6eeaai slnet
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-25

A PUBLICATIONS. FOR INSURANCE AND
IA Policies issued in the above old and rc-
spsusible Companies, on first class risks only, ~
JOHN L. SWITS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
NTCKOLLS' BLOCK.-UP STAIRS.
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-14
Decidedly Nicei

The. Cincinnati EnQuirer taunts the rebuilt
cans with being unwilling to submit the Crit
tenden amendments TO a vote Of the people.
Such a taunt CONES with excellent grace from
such source! The Cotton States have already
seeded, and are justified or excused in their
secession by the Enquirer, rather than submit
to the verdict of the people, Constiluionally
and lawfully expressed. The gist of the
present difficulty is, opposition to The rule Of
the people. And yet this ally Of the South,
this apologist of traitors, taunts the Republi-
cans with being unwilling to trust the peoplel
That is the very thing they insist upon doing
and The only thing which they peremptorily
demand. Let the voice Of th psople be car
Iied out, and in the proper time, and under
the forms and with the sancti ms of the Con-
slitulion and the laws, if the people. the great
power OF the Government, decide against the
Republican party and its principles, there will
not be whisper ofrebellion from any Of them!
II is Just this refusal of the disunionists and
those who are aiding and abetting them, that
has thrown The land into such f.rment and
threatens, not only 10 destroy popu ar gov
trnment, bu' to dreuch the land in blood---
SaadaSky RegiSteS. .ri zaa-g ~ W.
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A Remjvi ,cevce of NnIIificatiou.

II seems that Gov. Letcher, OF Kentucky,
who sympatbised with the nulliiers in 832
called upon Gen Jackson TO learn if possible
what the G neral Intended TO do toward
CRUSHING Calhoun's conspiracy against lhe
Union. The Governor opened The subject
mildly, and Jackson only answered by telling
Letcber TO read certain instrument Of w'i-
ting on The table before them, l. tcher read
ii, and found il to be a warrant foI the execu-
ton of John @. Calhoun. "But, my dear
General, You don't intend TO carry out wi Al
this paper calls for % "Gov Letcher, is my
name signed 70 that paper ?" eyes, Gene
raj, it is.' "Very well, Governor it is very
seldom thet | sign papers merely for effect,
Governor, look on the lett corner Of The pa
per /: is he seal OF the United S ates to il?"
1T is, GrnaIal" Gov Lalcher visited Mr.
Calhoun arierhe left Gen. Jack on and awsk
enng him up out of his sleep, related to him
lis interview with Jackson. GOV. Letcher
alleged that Mr.. Calhoun assumed lhe appear
ance Of ghost, when he head what Gen.
Jackson intended 10 do and Notification losl
all It's venom fon that hour. Gen Jackson
said on bis death bed that he had oaly one
thing to regret, and that was tha. he had not
hung John Calh,un.
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MIR. T.incoin,s Cabinet.

% The 9th inst. Mr. Lincoln sent into the
Senate the nomination for the several Cabinet
officers, and all suspense upon tks score has
now been at last removed. The Cabinet
stands as follows: a s-
Secretary Of Stste-W. II. SEWARD.
Secretary Of the Treasury.--S p. CHAsR.
Secretary of War--SIsoN CAMERON
Secretary Of the Navy--GrpSoS WELLks,
Secretary Of the lnterlor-CALEB b SMITH.
Po tmsster General MoNrGJMERY BLAIR
Attorney General-EpwAsD RArEs.
The residences Of the Cabinet officers are
as follows Seward, New York; Chase, Ohio;
Cameron, Pennsylvania Welles, Come Ii
cut; Smith, Indiana; Blair, MARYLAND; Bates,
Missouri The nomina ions. with the excep
ton Of the two representatives of the slave
S ates we're unanimously confirmed. Against
the latter. some OF the Southern Senators vo
ted, because they were unwilling that any
one from slave States should go into the Cab
met.
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Arkansas for the Union.

Arkansas has covered herself with glory
and reuown. We do not know the ex ct com
position Of the Convention, but we received r
telegrpphc dispatch from Little Rock yes'er-
dav, Which gave us The gratifying information
that Hon. David Walk, of Fayetteville had
been elrct,d It's Presideu, by y maj,rity Of six
No more lovsl p .tri or firm u ion man ex
lists than the gentleman upon whom this dis
tipgwshed honor ha ben conferred and we
hail Arkansas with our warmest cong atula
tons upon the auspicious result Gaz.
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) HERIFF,s S ALE /.

John Giies. nlainj T. D. Peck Geo &c Powers and
Eliza Ltdd. executors and eXccuiN OF thc estate oi
David iadd deceased. defendants.
BY virtue of oder of sale directed aud deliv-
cred in the above entitled case from the Court of Common
Pleas of Wood county, Ohio | will offer ior -dle AZ
the door of the Cou House in Perry sburg Mood oon y
Ohio, on
Saturday, the 9Th dty of April. 1851
between the hours of 10 u. M. and O'Clock p oi
said day the following described lands and enemcotS
to wit: part of river tract number 81, in township u
S. Reserve in Wood county, Ohio; bounded follow .
on The north by the Marmee River east by the line
ofsaid river tract ON the south by Grassy Creek hC
west by line parallel with the east line of riycr
tract So aud distance thereiom easterly3 $4,000 chains
excepting tract containing 5S-10O OF an acre. described
as follows beginang at poutwhere the last descrbc
line crosses the Perrysbug Oregon road; thence I'd
on said lines 92-l00 chains to said PeTysbuTg aud Or
egon road thence souhcrly along id road to the piece
of beginning, contIning 81 acres of land or less
Appraised at S4,S50. G. E. GUYER, Sheriff
Mlrch 9th lSblA4Mj4 a. y ~. .-
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mr.. Seward.s posi,ion.

A corresp 'nd.nt Of the New York Post,
says: "Mr. Stewards course in offering a ma
tional convention plan offered by Mr.
Fen on. of New York, in the House--as a
substitute for the adjustment proposed by the
p, ace Conference for the adopion of Con.
gress, has disappointed rome who have un
derstood his course. Mr.. Seward has never
meant to separ ate from his friends. and moth
ing could be more significant of harmony in
the r. publican party Than his advocacy of the
ultimatum insisted on by Mr.. Chase and the
majority of the Republicans in the Peace
Conference Mr.. Chase was in friendly con-
versa,ion with Seward just before that Sens
tor submitted his proposition. 1t was a good
omen. "Inhexibity and pacfca'ion, right
eousness and peace have met together" ex
claimed sp.H .Htator who Witnessed the unc-
ton OF these heads of rival forces in the grea
party Of the county,"
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q RIFF 81 LIE

State of Ohio for the of Catherine Bradford by her
next friend John Bradford plaintiff George A.
Wallaham and William NJ Wright, defendants.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
by the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas of Coumbana
county, Ohio and TO me directed and delivered, will
offer for sale at public vendue at the door of the Court
House in the town of Perrvsbug Wood county, 0hioon
Wednesday, the 10th day of April 1851
between the hours Of 10 and p. M, Of said day
the following described lands and enements, to wit
part of the ar. 3, town g. north range east in
Wood county, Ohio and running line said or.
to cut off sixty from the north side thereof
appraised at $500. G. Z. GUGER, Sheriff.
March 9th. IS5l-44w5S3 %. F
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~ RIFFS SALE
Amcdie Rappe VS. Norman C. Baldwin ct al.

Z
BY virtue of an order of sale issued i'll the aave
by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyaho9a
county, Ohio, and to directed and delivered, will
offer for sale public yendue at the dsor of h Court
House in the town of Perysburg, Wood county, Ohio
Wednesday, the 10th day of April, a. ID. ISL,
between the hours of 0, a and p. of said day,
the following described lands and tenements that
portion of river south of the Day and Mich
igan railroad containing 70 100 Of acre. Also that
portion of river tract 81, south of said road contain
ing 25 acres. Also the undivided half of river tract
81 containing "a acres Also out lots of the town OF
Perrysburg, Wood Co. Ohio numbers 103 and lS7; also
in lots of Pervsburg, numbers d29, 703 70i 713, ia
73q 740, 749, 750, 763 764 all in Wood county, OHIO.
ii. Ii. DoDGE, Auy. G. L. GUfER, Sheriff.
March. G. lS6l-44w5S3 y. - -. - -
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uOWARp AssOc,ATIoN. PHMADELPHIA.


Benevolent Institution established by specil endow-
ment for the relief of the sick aud distressed, afflicted
with Ymulent and Epidemic diseases, and especianfOr
the cure of diseases Of the Sexual Organs
Medical advice given Gritis by the Acting Surgeon,
to all who apply by letter. with description OF their con-
dton, age, occupation, habits of life &c. and in cases
of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free of charge
Valuable reports SpeimItorrhea, and other diseas-
es of the Sexual Organs, and on the new remedies EN-,
poyed in the Dspensary, sent 10 the afflicted in sealed
letter inyelopes free of charge. Two three stamps
for postage viii be acceptable.
Address DIR. j. SKILI.lN H0UGHTON, Acting Sur
geon Howard Association No. south 9th street. Phila-
lelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Secretary.
Jan. l, 81 EZRA ID. HEA1WELI, President.
SCHOOL EXAMINERS MOTTO E.
> The Board will hold their next regular sessions for
the examination of Teachers, as follows;
Gead, first Tuesday in March. .t t,. .Fr
Bowling Grcen, first Tuesday in April. 4. .I,tf 90
West Alillgrove, first Tuesday in May. -.. t
Perrysburg, first Tuesday in June. ,-..
Portage. first Tuesday in July. .,t... u
In addition 70 the usual course, Teachers viii heTeaf-
ter he examined in American History.
No applicant will he examined whoi not present pune
tulliv az o'oluck, a. n. J. W. WOOpBIWY. Clerk.
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Pierce for the Enforcement o.
the Laws.

A correspondent OF the Boston Journal,
writing from Concord, the residence of Messls
Pierce and Upham, says:
! can say posi- lively that his views fully CO
iucide with those expressed by Ju 'ge Upham
in his letter TO Mr.. Marston, ex raols Of which
appeared in the Journal day or two since
the tenor of the letter beio e ii was published
aud hat he actually revised or rathet advis
ed in regard 10 a few Of The expressive and
conserya i've paragraphs that appear in tn,
letter. This letter has occasiooed not q it'll,
surprise and ceusurc among the more rabiC
Of the democracy.
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KiIIedby a sheen.

We have Just been Informed Of melan-
choly affair, which happened in Danbu,y town
ship, p,ou The farm Of Mr. Ludrich the particu-
lars Of which are as follows: A little child. of
Mr. Albert Wicher, aged three years, ,sIraysd
away from the house toplay along the road
side, and is presumed to have been attacked
by sheep in the road, and killed; and as
Mrs. w. went 10 call The men 10 dinner found
her child lylng dead in the road, while the
shet p vas standing close by looking at the.
little victim of bis wra h The child bore
many bruises and marks in the face and head
as evidence of being bfa en- 10 death by the
sheep stauding at is silt.-I Ottowa Dem, r.
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DETITION FOR DIVORCE. - CorRr OF COMMON
l. PLEAS, WOoD COUNTY, Ono.


Catherine Walker, whose present place Of residence is
unknown TO the plaintiff, viii take notice that James
Walker of Wood county, Ohio, did on the 26th day OF
February, 1861, file his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Wood in said State OF
Ohoagainst the said Catherine Wllkerset forth that
plaintiff on about the day June, 1852, was married
to said defendant that said defendant about the Is
day Of September and at divers days and times before
and since that time has been guilty of gross neglect
duty towards plaintiff, and of adultery with one Isaac
Walters, aud praying tnat the final hearing of this
the said PLAINTIFFS divorced from sid Catherine
Walker, and that the custodyof Harvey Francis Walker
Flora MIrinda Walker and George Albert Walker mi
children of said plaintiff and defendant be decreed
to plaintiff and said Catherine Walker is notified ap-
pear and answer before the third Saturday after
the 4th day of April 1881 defendant is further notified
that deposions Of witnesses will be taken in said
by the plaintiff the office of Hills Prentiss in the
town OF Medina. Medina county, Ohio, Wednesday
the goth day of March, 1851, between the hours Of a.
% and o'clock p. of that day and to continue from
day IN day until finished defendant is also notified that
deposons Of witnesses in said bill be taken at the
Post Office in Srongsvile Guylhoga county, Ohio, ON
Thursday the 2st day March, 1851 between the hours
a and O'Clock p m, OF that day IN continue from
dav TO day until finished. DODGE Il TYLER attys.
February 2Ith, ls6l--43w5s6 O3.
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Tue telegra2hinformS II, that ant utbr' al
among the "darkies" at Norfolk, Va, is sn'
ticpated, and c, mp mics OF volunteers are OF
duty prepared for the emergency. AS usual
abolitionists are suspected Of being tile eaust
of The mischief, but as large number OF work
men OF secession tendsOces have just boer
discharged from the Navy Yard, the latter
may safely be charged as the originatols Q
any disturbance hat may ensue.
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DECLINES TUE DIsTISoTioN.-We under
stand that Governor A B. Roman has polite
ly d clined the honor OF the jpint embAssa
dorship to negotiate with Abe Lincoln for a
peaceful adjustment Of all matters in dispute
between the Federal Government at Wash
ington, and the Provisional one at M Montgom
cry. This declen>ion of honor tfndered by
jeff. Davis leaves at the latter's disposal All
Office which cannot fail to win over TO the
cause some weak-kneed co-operatirnist. Keep
on trying. gent emen. there is nothing like
leavening the mass N. o True Della
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Thc gerrpsbnre sonrual.
LINCOLN, THE PRIDE OF THE NATION.


TuSt-''The Red, White and Blue"
For Lincoln, the choice Of the nation,
The pride Of the fearless and free.
Wen drink to his health and his station,
whatevor that relation may be. p
His heart beats for Freedom remaining
On the soil where our Liberty grew
For our brethren in Slavery sustaining,
The free feg-tho Red, White and Blue.
There are lands where millions are ycarning
For Freedom from Tyranny's chain; ,rE
For ours let our efforts be turning .f.f
To shield her from Slavery's stain.
For Lincoln. he stands with devotion,
Aud swears 10 the Union he's true
And he'll Struggle from ocean to ocean,.
To plant there the Rod, White aud Blue
No sectional funds shall e'er sever
The bands which our forelathers wrought
The Union forever aud ever
Unsullied, unstained. end unhotNgM, 'a''
* the watchword from Lincoln we borrow,
Aad he stands bv his promise as true;
Then who will our leader not follow,
When his flag is the Red, White and Blue
Our voices are Joined then for Union,
The stars and stripes arc above;
Hrz.a II all for Lincoln and Hamlin
Huzzd for the men that we love
The old Union ship, when wei guided,
Twill be found bat the t,mbers are rue
And soon will the storm have subsidized
That ihfeaened the Fed, White and Blue.
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Gen, Twigys has given up the forts in
Tex,s at The demand of that S ate and all the
arms ammunition DC. amounting TO a million
and half of money. lie now takes the COM
mand-in- Chief of the army of the Georgia
nuli6ers.
The New York l. gislaure has done
the hand ONE thirg for the p ople Of Kansas
in appropriating $4,000 FOR their relief
The Ptnusy ylvania legislature has spproPri,
aed 25 900 for ,he same purpose, i
The tVo o wings OF the California Depoc-
rscy aie endeavorlng TO unite. The Legisla-
lure of that STATE has passed resolutions en-
doising the Crittenden Compromise. and the
views against coercion expressed by Breckin-
ridge aud Douglas. bgoB ssi A.
President Buchanan was tlTeatened
with assassination in Baltimore four years
ago and he was consequently taken through
without stopping-three hours in advance of
the proposed time. II is weltior this nearly
forgotten fatt now 10 be recalled .'hlugrnui
.Ia rqai yIds7o q iiis bstgib tllulssao
g1 sl-a suoI 10 bod ydw aoi 'qs. 20
L.A-l. 20 or Q4 tHpi r
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RreaI,iug the Ice.

We copy this pretty little rhyme from the Ny. S"doy
7es thinking that may, perhaps, suggest something
bashful young who skate:
Tom saughtin vain, unhappy spark,
To gain footing with her
Until at length, to Cetiul Park
He drove and took her thither.
Too vcrcant he--too bashful She
Till fortune did entcc;
She slipped--he caught her on his knee,
And that sir, broke the ice
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Scene in NeW york PawnbrOker's Shop.
We noiced among the group an interes-
ling gil about seventeen years OF age, in IA
ded yet deep mourning. +! here was an express
sion ofanxious melancholy upon her pale snd
beautiful countenance, which .iveted our atten.
tion. She was not among those who were
bidding but waitiag until some article wat
offered which she was desirous Of possessing
At lenth the auctioueer offered a mini ture
aud locket. The pale girl started. and rush
ed towards the counter exclaimed in u voice
OF deep anguish
8" Oh, don't sell them sir; for mercy's sake
keep them little while longer. | shall be
pble to redeem them. shall indeed'
whats bid for them? continued the
aucIoaeer.
90 "Do not bidp' almost shrieked the girl
Il h ID to pawn them 10 get bread for my lit
tie sister; il is my brothers mioiature, and
my mothers hair which that locket contains
my poor, dear mother. who gave it to me
when she was dying. Oil do not sell it,pray
don't.
1t is impossible to describe the sensation
produced BY the appeal amongst that assem-
blags. There was not solitary bid for the
articles; but we saw an elderl g nleman in
the simple carp of Quaker, 90 10 the desk,
and in few minu'es afterwards we saw that
pa'e girl press his hand to her lips, and afer
eagerly Kissing SOMETHING which he handed
her, she rushed from the door.--N Y. paper,