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Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-07

MORE ABOUT THE SILVER MINEs-The ex-
citement in regard to the silver mines which
has been discovered below Grass Valley, a
mention Of which appeared in our issue of
Saturday last, is on the increase The whole
country, for miles around, has been staked
off, and our streets, yesterday, were filled
with people from Grass Valley who came to
get their claims recorded.
The discoverers are Messrs Atwood, Of
Grass Valley, and John jenkins, the owner
of the ranch in which the mine is situated
The wonder to us is that Mr.. Atwood, who is
a gentleman possessing extensive knowledge
and experience in mining, could ever be in
duced to dispose of SO large an interest as
425 feet for the trillng sum of one thousand
dollars Mr.. Lawrence, the San Francisco
gentleman who made the purchase, cannot,
we understand, be touched" with ten times
the amount he paid nor can, indeed any of
the parties holding claims within half nile
from the ground. -NeVada Transcript
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-07
fl. BOWMAN, Druggist,
ANDERSON & DEPEw,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.

No. GO c Street, West side, between Sec
ond and Third Streets,
MOULD REsPECTFULLY INFORM
w the public and their friends that they have To-
Gated at the above place, and are now in receipt Of
well selected and choice stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors,
&C., of the most celebrated brands, which they are
prepared to offer at such prices that cannot fail
to please those who may extend TO thcm their patron
age.
The following comprises, in part, the stock now on
hand:
Hennessey Brandy, vintage of 1880;
BISCUIT Trcoche Co., vintage of 1851 and 1855 ;
United Vineyard, Props do;
Cognac, @ Dupont, do;
Arzac, Rochelle, do%
jules Robin do.
Apple and Peach do;
London Dock Pale Sherry Wine;
DuT Gordon do;
Old London Dock Port do;
DoSdeaux Wine;
California Wine
Ginger Wine;
@. Heidsick Champagne
Louis Lareux Champagne;
Dinee, Ffi Co., do
Imperial Cabinet Bourbon Whiskey
Daleys Valley Whiskey;
Leigler whiskey;
Eureka Whiskey
Old Rye Whiskey;
Pioneer and Essence of Old Virginia in Flasks;
Old Tom Gin;
Holland Gin
London Dock Gin;
Wster's Gin
VOLTS Aromatic Gin
YanthofeI's Gin;
New England Rum:
| Jamaica Rum;
| Santa Cruz Rum;
Pine Apple Rum.
Also a fine assortment of STOMACH BiTTERS ol
various brands.
Country orders solicited and promptly attended to
| j. =. ANDERSON.
| THOS. DEPEW.
| dec4-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-07
NEW YORK.

The State of New York has passed no laws
having relation to the United States fugitive
slave act of 1850. Though pressed frequent
ly upon the Legislature, they have always
failed of adoption. The old and obsolete act
of 1910, entitled can Act to extend the right
of trial by jury, extends the trial by jury to
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-07
Legislative.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 6.
SENATE.-Gallagher introduced a resolution
to meet in Joint Convention, Saturday to
eject U. S. Senator; tabled l6 to 9. Vance,
TO grant franchise to Lathrop to build a
bridge over Feather River at Oroyile re-
ferred. DeLong introduced an act authoriz-
ing Mayor and Common Council of Marysville
to fund certain monies for benefit of North
ern Agricultural Society. Referred to Yuba
delegation. Expunging resolutions post
poned. Burbank addressed the Senate at
length on Union Resolutions.
AssEMBLY.-Senate bill appropriating slO,.
coo for payment of copying done for the
Legislature passed. Union resolutions post
poned until Friday.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-07
TELEGRAPHTC.
IOVER THE STATE LINE.l
Coercion ON the Southern Coast.

Coercion on the Southern Coast.
SAN FRANCISCO, February G.
The Alta reports that the port of Mazatlan
is blockaded by the French ship Seriuz-
France demanding $4,000 in settlement of
an old demand.
The attachments against Taffe, McCahill &
Co, amount to over $330000.
The Great LSpublic arrived, 1o4 days from
New York with coal and general merchandise
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

WEDNESDAY, February 9th.
>, Application of George Wood for renewal of
Bridge license, granted. on condition that he pay
the sum Of $50 license tax
Z. ". Miller appointed Road Overseer for Fos-
ter's Bar township.
Application of Margaret E. Simpson for renewal
of Ferry license, granted.
Petition to establish a road from Smiths to
Browns Valley, set for hearing first day of next
term, and clerk ordered to notify parties
All road petitions passed until Monday the 18th
instant.
w. 7. 0ueale allowed 81, 1928 90. CIV. Miller
allowed $l05 from current fund
Adjourned till 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-07

VI W.
allowed $l05 from current fund.
Adjourned till 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
PROSPECT OF A GENERAL EUROPEAN WAR;
The prospect of a general European war;
next Spring, is becoming greater every day.
In the Danubian Provinces, there is a great
excitement among the people, anxious to
throw OFF the Austrian and Turkish yoke
The population of Hungary. Moldavia and
Wallachia, the Christians in the Turkish ter.
rltorles, are only waiting for signal to rise
and entranchise themselves Poland even
stlTs In her tomb and gives signs of life and
desire for the reconstruction of her nation.
ality. But one means offers itself to prevent
the bloodiest struggle which Europe ever
witnessed, and that is the abandonment of
Venetia by Austria. Taking this view,
phamPhlet has just been published in Paris,
entitled The Emperor Francis Joseph and
Europe" Before its appearance, it had been
announced by the semi cial journals and
after publication, was favorably noticed bv
them. At first it was supposed that this
brochure was due to the same source which
produced The Pope and the Congress"
which it is now well understood was writ
ten by Nj. de la Guerroniere, the head of the
department of the Interior, which has charge
OF the press and printing buS it has since
been announced as the work of NJ Emile
Pereire, an eminent banker of Paris, who is
largely interested in Austrian securities, but
it is also understood that previous to publi-
cation it it was submitted to the Emperor,
and it may therefore be regarded in the light
of proposition from the Government itself.
The writer maintains that it would not be
inconsistent with the dignity of Austria to
sell Venetia, any more than it was of Napol-
con to dispose of Louisiana, that at present,
this territory is only burden to its possess
ors, requiring them to keep a standing army
of more than hundred thousand men in it.
Italy would probably pay five or six millions
of francs for the Venetian territory, and this
sum would aid Austria in paying off her in
debtedness. Besides, the gain to Austria by
the reduction of her immense army to
piece footing would be enormous. The sale
OF Venice would, however put off the day of
Hungarys liberation. Disencumbered of the
former territory, Austria would bend all her
energies to the conservation of the latter, and
concentrating large force there, would pre-.
vent such rising as in 1S49 only failed to
effect the liberation of the people on account
OF the Intervention of Russia.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-07
RHODE ISLAND.

This State by her legislation forbids the
carrying away Of any person by force out of
the State; forbids any Judge, Justice. Magis-
trate, or Court from officially aiding in the
arrest of fugitive slave under the Fugitive
Slave Law of 1898 or 1850; forbids any sher-
itf or other officer from arresting or detain-
ing any person claimed as a fugitive slave;
provides penalty of $500, or imprisonment
not exceeding six months, for violating the
act; denies the use of her jails TO the United
States for the detention of fugitive slaves
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-07

The State of Connecticut provides that
every person who shall falsely and malicious
jy declare, represent of pretend that any free
person entitled to freedom, is a slave, or owes
service or labor to any person or persons,
%jth intent to procure or aid or assist in pro-
curing the forcble removal of such free per-
son from this State as a slave, shall be fined
SO 900 and be imprisoned five years in the
Connecticut State prison. requires two wit
nesses to prove that any person is slave or
owes labor denounees penalty of $4,000
against any person sezing or causing to be
seized any free person with intent to reduce
him to slavery; depostions not to be admit
ted as evidence witnesses testifying falsely
liable to So, 900 fine and five years imprison-
ment.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-07
9allp 9atlonal Democrat
Personal Liberty Acts,

The National IntelIigencer publishes the
following abstracts of the Personal Liberty
Acts of the Northern States:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-07
COUNTY COURT.

Adjourned till Court in course.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-07

Inc law OF the State declares that slaves.
coming or brought into the State, by or with
the consent OF the master, shall be free; de-
ciares the attempt to hold any person as
save within the State felony, with a penal
" oil Imprisonment not less than one nor
more than h.e years; provided that the
provisions OF this section shall not apply to
any act lawfully done by any officer of the
ohited states or other person, in the exeeu-
tion of any legal process.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

itni>Itt'> >ALt.-Nhereas, on the 25li
nd ele- Coc, her hu-bani, cxecu'ed unto All
ter ttavispn az Irustee, a tain deed .. Trust
out esing To said trustee the labd ia Scot roun
y, Iowa. describe a follows. to Wit: The wesf
.a,t Il lot No. three J. in eiosk No twot2 II.
dekintsi's first add ion 20 iLe city OF Dave,,-
fori being " feet front Locust street. BY IL
.eet deep. winch said eoneeJan,e W IN ,de b
SAID j aiia h.. Coe and " airs toe tor he pIr-
- 81 securing the payment Of a ccrt.ia PRO .
ss"fy note ana the interest thereon, signed b.
l,j Julia h. Toe rld W.lrs Cue, Jat ed The LJii
pay 81 De, ooer. a. d. IL !, ior the sum ii So
pay ADJ. one Year thereafter, with in-e,es. at tei.
lew Miller.
AMI now, sad proIH.--ory note having becsm.
.ur and payable, AMI tue all Julia h. Coe anu
aies having iai,eti To ray The same, ,Abnti
Dawson Trustee III, d o b. rcby give
puuiic notice. that by Wit tue OF he rover which l.
"a IN. vested By said Deed Ut Trust / will on Sst.
ariay me - h day OF Dei, H., is6, at the hoar
/ Two o'clock III the aftcri OF said day, ~ tbr
Court House door, in he eIiy of Davenport, &C IL
county, State OF iowa, * and offer tor sale ~
public auclu parcel Of land above described ~
uc thereof a. shaii be necessary 10 saisfy and
pay the amount doe on note with interes'
.!eon TO The day Of sale, together VITA ail costs
1li expenses attending said sac,c s, Of this
a.. Trustees ICES.
Dated the p day Ct October, A. =. 1851.
AbSER DAWSON,
oce-dts Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-On the first day Of n

TRUsTEE'S SALE.--On the first day Of No
i veinber, 1851, at O'Clock I. ~. Of said day
viii! sell for cash to the highest bidder at the
court House door in the city o. Davenport
t'oanty OF scott and state Of Iowa, the
10 i,wIsg desert ed real estate situated in Rc1k
island county, H., to.wit: Lot No. seven ~
being the south east quarter Of the north west
quarter Of section sixteen 10 lot No. two (Z,
being the south west quarter Of the north west
quarter Of section sixteen "a, both lots together
heins the south bali Of the north Vest quarter Of
sa,d section sixteen tls,) containing eighty
more or less also lot No .ixt CO., bein- tie north
east fractional quartz. If the scnth west quarter
IL section sixteen 49, con aiming twenty.sx
acres and thiry -four rods more or less also the
southwest quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter Of section number four (4.) con
tanning forty acres more or less al'o the Forth
west fractional quarter Of the southwest quarter
Of section sixteen (is,) containing twenty -six
acres three rods and thirty-shree poles moro or
lees, all in township No. seventeen li7, north Of
range one, west Of the fourth (lth) r. NJ. By
virtue Of a deed Of Trust made to me by Niles
Peter Petereon md Christina sophia Peterson,
and duly recorded in the recoris Of Rock lAani
county, Ill, March 5th, 1857, in volume W."
Of deeds page 2Si.
October Z, 1851. JAMES GRANT;
.-oesI :rrsess.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
Executors .Valicc.

NOTICE - HERE.Y GIVEN THAT TEE
~ sub-eruels have been du,y APPOINTED IL
GA X ani LAecator of the last " III and Iesta-
ncLto Antoine LeClare, late OF the city Of la
rch,ort, III : cit county Iowa, deceased. and
.avt iaken II on themselves That trust by quail
yih. b. the .aw directs al. PERI h h-rig ola III.
Ilsn he estate Of said deceased a,e rclui ell l..
il, tie anne dliy Tested IN the County Cour.
ii siia county. and AL persons Indebted 10 said
safe, are cal ed UPON TO make payment to
NAK.JEk.TE LEt'LhItt, Exctutr!a
GEo. l.. DAVENPORT, Executor.
re; the above notice BE- pstllshel fof
mr. c,usecu.iye weeks IN tie ay ard weekly
tag tt and DEMOCRAT ASD News newspapers
K. LlADERNAA. Go. Judge.
IUTSAM Eo iEas Att'ys. InyS-d&r4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
81. filc!OLAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Board Reduced to SO rer Day.

SlACE THE OPENING o. THIS VAST AND
- conmod'cus tioiel, in 1885 it has eeen tt.
sinsle endedvor OF the proprietors TO make it the
most sumptu GUS conso nient nd olforta BILE home
'or me citizen and stranger on this side Of he
Atlantic.
A I'D whatever has seemed likely to administer
u me comfort OF 1T guests thet have enleAvored
WITHOUT regard u cost. 10 provide, sni 10 combine
all the eleineats OF in iiviaual and social erioy
ment which modern art has invented, and modern
'asfe approved and the patronage when j, ha-
COMMANDED during the past years is CRAFTY
ing proof that their effort have been apurscistel
10 meet the ex ,ences OF the times, when ali
are required toIraciice the most rigid economy
the undersigned nave
LDUCED THE PRICE OF BOARD TO
Isro Dollars per Day,
at the same time abating more of the Injuries
Win winch their Ia be has been hitherto supnliei
lktADW ELL, VIII. COMB 40
NV tosK. Ssotsmbsr 2, lakl.
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LEGAL.

n BUSHES SALE ~ hereas on the stb iax
Of Nov, A. d., lsjs, John karelin eIecut,a
anto Austin Corbin as Trustee, a certain deed IL
Trust, conveying 10 sad Trustee lie land Is.
Scott County Iowa, described ~ follows. 10 sit.
The north east quarter III section hun ber tweE
y, in township rum Der seventy nine 80 fth
rang uUu.be one east ol Il 9TH lriLcs pal 10.
indian. eorliu. - nitei States survey, conta an
Ia one huntfed and sixty acres e lsua, ore =
-se ais part Of TIE northwest quarter ii
tial .nn Der sixteen 10 town hirngm CT >eyef.y-
nine ~ north q range nun Der two :. eat I
the 5tB trincip pal m ridi.n commencing south ~
The n"r h-catt eeTter thiriytto = fol- Thence
vest SIXTY rods tneGce south thirteen AMI !
taitd 1875 rois thence east ikiy 49, roi-
hence nOTth thirteen mi one-ihsTu (iata f,fs
to tue pace ef begianing. on,sinlng nse
acre,- more u les vi eh sait Conveyance va
l.air ~ the sail John hayelia .os the pust osv {
seca!ng the F5ymen. OF u cSrt.su r ms, ~
note. and the interest thereon. stgnea ~ sal1
lon ptsa 'elif, a. aatai ne eighth q Aoseu-
Ter, A. H.. l-i.. as o,iaws: SIX 81 rte sn.a 4.
- - ara 4otars each. Cue Aus. Der 1T.
IL, IL, Isl. l5o3. ISL. se5, a. slx ! The
III VI ;our bGndre to4!ar- Il. "a, on Tie ~
day 0. May. l.6l, So 49,. t3ti, lst5 -5G,
With interest At 10 Per cest. per auruin a.tetils.
All neies beng or the purchase molc, q sAid
premises.
Ami NV, said note ir SIX lrnltel
ioiars 10 y o.. mt er ist. is6'. having he On,
Tue 4id laysble, and tie sal Jpnl KAYE
3a nat4ls .aited = pay the s.l4e, /. Aa.ttH
9ib Ifasteee n 4iofe>ajd, 4. iefeh1 se
~ pubic astseetb";5! ..tsstat tie posi- ai,sst
y ~ ine vested " said ttee. ] ieust,
'ela.. 10y, tar 4.ih lay Il: ~ 4. p.si,al. "a
=. .eus u 81. o't.ork il go f.seL soa a s.ia
tiy. V me Cur. heusa i,artil t'.e .ify y ba1tn
~. pose aid "her .er sale. 20. .,c tt.t.
- rs.s-e~ IS. AID o6,.e iess.il |, ~. j.
.-rrs. - s..l 5e sat, = II + 9sI ~
.r ,,a. mt !.tia no. wit .Ie .a.ct,,s ..-r /.
s Il o L. y DF aH.t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16
i'iG oIEl'.S ~aLE.-W hcrea,, on the i

i'iI II Et.'S -hLE.-W hcr.a>, on the 18th
1 day Of December, A. b.. lsio, aafori biz
ana ircscla. his wife, o! the county 81 Scott,
IN! state .. Iowa, executed ami I-.iverci unit.
iahi (. ..iis as irastee, certain i.sen % Trust.
Conveying 10 said Trustee the 'ract % rel estate
IN the County Of >cntt Aforesaid deserted rs io
ows, to wit: The east bal { ~ u the souia
est qlai'e. 1t section number twenty seven
Y. ), and the west halt Of the south west q 4artei
J. OF section twenty-s.x 3D. and the west hai.
~ }of the northeast quarter OF SECTION nunber
hirty-four a, in township number severity mn,
-, nprth vi range number four, east Of the St.
bri fctpal n.rldias. contaIniLg two hundi ed and
ofiy acres which said Deed vi Truet was execut-
Il a. aicr"said, tor the purpose OF securing Tho
payment Q! three several ,ryfnissory Notes, exc.
uiei hy sal sanford Tx n to ]. &. Campbell Oh
he eli .hieenrh DAY Of December atore aid, VI
ne or sl,uDo pay bic January l>t. sol one for
hundred a,i fosiy-e sht dollars, lay.Lle
November ~, lS6! and orc Tor 81 90, payai J..
me lear from i.te, ali drawing interest at ten
er sent. from date, an payable at sail T. q.
Ca.npn!!'s nflce, Ill Davenport in said county, .
lis order. And, whereas by the provisions oi I'D
eel Of Trust, all ots I'D notes have bee due
,ud ll.yahie, sEd par ,ierco. having ben paio
.xcepg the sum Oi 81 Is TO 100, paid on the las
u the above nafced notes. ianu,ty 5.h, ISL,
anw /, the said .JoInC. l!., Trustee az aforesaid
/ the request Il the owner Of said mes, sal +.
ampbell do hereby Il e this rut!ic notice tha'
y VI tue Of the power in ,ae yes'ef by said Deed
u rust. ! will on -aturii tn 2fth Jay Of &c
ob-,. A -, SCI, at The h1ur OF tao Geek l.
a.fetnogn II that day, AT The Court ilous
- :, IL the :ftyo Daren ort, in sail couaty
t. sell at ub!ic auc'ier, II lie ( CT b.. er
" cash, the lat,as and r-n:>.s hie'otore d.-
.iibei Or - much there I "a shall necessary i.
al ~ tie atnollt ue IN .aid noe {" ,Iincip.
mi interest I" The Ia, .. sale, aIc The costs .:
ihi- notice trustees fees and expenses Of sale.
Dated Davs .lort, October 3, 1851. locl
JOHN &. BILLS, Trustee.
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.Miif UDnN.

Now Is THE TIME TO LAY IL NOM
~ for winter use. We have Try lind!ing Woo
al 81 " per cord. and green wood at 81 &c, {
orde.
Quick or yon will 10 too ,ats.
ty1l-d0l "A EKEN "a 4 DAVIS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-16

CTATh Or lov A, COUNTY OF SCOTT, S..
~ la the Distrist Court.
Michael hlauer
:, vs.. Original Notice.
Maria kiauer,
To said Maria klaucr. Defendant You are
hereby notified that there is now IN file IN the
Office Of the Clerk of the District Court Of said
county, a, etition OF Michael klauer, claiming oil
YOU a divorce from the bonds OF matrinony, and
the care aud custody of the children Eliza and
Herman, and unless You srpear there to and de-
fend, on before noon OF iae second day OF the
nsxt term Of said Court, to b0 holden on the first
Moad ~ of December, A. u lseI, d .iault will be
entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon for the relief erein claimed it'll costs.
CORBll, row \ BROWN,
l2-wl Pisinuds ttoroeys
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Cos Sale at a Heavy Discount

TWO CLAIMS FOR PRiSTING, ONE FOR
FokTY-FivE DtLL.Rs, against tol. II. ii.
death. {. Corkery ard other members Of q
"lnmi tee On Printing for the ;rcckinridso Dem
cratic Convention which assembled in this city
at August atit til other FOR NINE DtLtAhs
.gain>t BIZ CLAIRE DEMO RATIO Ci.Un
Both claims Eave been ackrcw led ,,ci TO be cor
Tect, and payment repeatedly PROMISED. We
you'd state that the members oe the Erecknri fee
arty, in this city. reid their Tre portion Of the IN
lebtedness to as like men: also, that Col. n. II
Heath. -. a. NJ hoay auJ other, Of Dubuque a.
sured that the balance should be settt "a q.
nee. This assurance was given some ci-h. months
nce. -ueh being the case Capitalists will 81
perceive that this is a opiori unity to in
vest in securities which will not a.pyecia;e.
We are preparing complete ,iat II poiti-
"a claims, ali wii!, in few days, GfeF To our
Gems glorious opp,r unity Tor peraratnt invest
.Ient RICHARDSON, WISE L 20.
Nv a-iGH-f
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INRU>TEE'S SALE.-As authorized and etn
/ powered bp Iced or Trust. executed e use.
Trustee. on tie I'd day of January, A. -.
i>3A, by Joseph a. leCl.re and Anna NJ e.
clare, his wite, which trust deed was, tn,
II day OF February, A. ID. i539, recorded In ilo'l
r ot town H. mortgages al page $50, OF scot,
ounty Records )-dci auit having bee made il the
payment OF interest ana taxes ieyitd aud asses
IN the he oinaiter described los OF laud = on ie
lauiL OF which, by the terms OF said trust q eeo
is na.e optional wi h the holder Of the note
thereby secured, to consider the principal note o,
s3,ouU and accrued interest. as due-ani the sal
aolder having considered the sa principal nots
md interest as thereby fallen duo
snail, on Tuesday. the 9th day of November
A. ID. le6i, at the hour OF III g cloot
In the forenoon of said day, sell. at public
ton, at the .our House door. in the city of Dav-
export, to the hlghes; bidder for cash, the follow
th5 described facts oi real estate, situate in me
eity ot davenport, scott county, Iowa, viz: IN.
east sixty co. feet c lot four in block eighty
i've ~ OF lie CARES Addition to the cry o
Davenport, together with IA! the im9rovemc q t
thereon situated--or SO ILuch thereof as shall bt
necessary TO satisfy the amount due, with cost
aAG exp n>es Of maxim. such sale.
The trust viii convey only the title convey ed
TO him. GEO. b. SARGENT,
UciZ Trustee.