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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

The NEW YORK DEMOCRACY. Great excite
ment existed III Syracuse, New York, the
9TH inst. in consequence of the assem- bling o.
the State Democrat tic Convention. The Tsm-
many delegates were alone admitted, thus
excluding the Mozart or Peace wing of the
party. A telegram from Syracuse says:
The Committee on Resolutions reported 4
series Of resolutions setting forth that the
Watchword of Democracy was: 1.-The Union
must be preserved" That the claim to re
unquish State allegiance was unWarrau ted
by the Constitution, and at war with its let
ter and spirit; that secession is revolution:
that the seizure ny til" seeding States Of line
forts and property of the Government, fol-
lowed by prlVatctring pTrCi pit1t ted the ooun
try into the present war; that il is the duty
of the Government to prosecute the WaI vi Ia
all its power and resources: and that ii is the
duty OF the people 10 rally 10 its support, IN
Ill the struggle ends with the triumph of the
Constitution and the restoration OF the
Union; that we hold next in guilt to the fac
ton III arms the Northern agItat0rS that it
was the duty OF Congress to encourage Iowa!
citizens South, by ample guarantees of Just
and honorable concessions. that IL is the du-
ty OF the Government, while putting down
rebellion, 10 oicr To the loyal people In the
diSatfrctcd States convention of ali the
States, for a revision and amendment of the
tOnSIi utiOn; that the democracy Of thi.
state regard any attempt 10 IerSert tins con
HiCt into a war for the Cindncl pa ticn OF slaves
as fatal to all hopes OF The restoration of the
Union; that we protest against the doctrine
that any power except the representatives, OF
the people can suspend the writ Of hatcas cor
pHs.
The resolutions also protest against the pass
port system, and against Government estab-
fishing State police; against the assumption
OF the Government to reprCss the dissemina-
ton OF q free press by the refusal oflnail iaci-
l1tles; and finally against the Presidents doe
trinc, that the States derive their authority
from the Federal Government
The last resolution concludes thus:-''Thai
a Democratic victory i'll This State would be
hardly less suspicious than Il triumph OF the
Federal arms Ill the field, and therefore we
hold those trying To create dissensiun in tile
ranks Of the Democracy, not only reasonable
to its principles, but disloyal to the coun-
try.
number of speeches Were made opposing
any peace propositions, exceptat the cannon s
mouth, but guaranteeing to, the South all their
constitutional rights. The resolutions Were
mainly adopted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

srocKs.--Sales in New York on Thursday
last of Virginia skies at 54i Missouri skies
i5G Tennessee bonds i3s North Carolina
hondx 81; Treasury six per cents, two years,
al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

ar PsssAcoLA-Brigadier General Il. II.
Anderson lately appointed to the command
u the Confederate forces al Pensacola arrived
There on the goth ultmo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

RssunaD.--The publication of the Salem
fal Register, which was suspended for a
lime Ia consequence of the existing state OF
aA1irs, has been resumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09
TIVE POINT OF INTEREST.

We have nothing from our armies this
~,iug. On the Potomac our lines are close
,he ene1ny-we've shaken our fist under
=. ,osr-and yet he will not venture out from
Ind his Qualifications. Not SO with our
-, a. ManaSsa which stepped over its bat.
- and marched with alacrity TO meet the
'.,.ssrs at Bull Kun, in open and fair fsh;
,[,h.y would hat reciprocate the compliment
sb,ui4 have stirring time of it: but the
will not attack, and we have for two
So had oalY skirmIshing. We take Ii for
tod however, that our commanders viii
h. coateat with that alone. Indeed. there
indications that something will he done of
.,~,ling character in a few days What that
IN no remains TO be developed. The strIctest
lance is preserved III the intercourS, he.
-, Richmond and the army of the Poto
,c The passport privilege is cut on en-
~ f. civilians, and even communication
,.r ,osil seems TO he very mach restricted.
,,~s~l me Northwest the army at last dates
-,.o,ja,d IA the position it has occupied for
-, weeks There have been iusurmouut-
.,ss sj.acultes IN the way OF advancing. and
as apn>iug armies have been ey,my each
her closely We shall hear soon. we CON
...,,r,. cf some movement Of a decided char
sc'sr.
Prom F!oy.! and Wise there is nothing es-
,.isHy interesting since the engagement al
cross iants
veAeycramorSd daily as thick as blsckber-
-.s It's wonderful how many lies are set
.a.st. where obey come from or who makes
...,e are questions that tbr~a is no answer
,r.. some arg astounding ,Na@grrations of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09
Movements of Gen RutIar

Bosros, Sept. 6.-Geu. Picayune Butler is
here and Will address at an early hour a
Union meeting at Fanueil Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

FIX MINISTER FAULKNER still remains in Gus
N'ds al Washington, and is allowed no per
boAal communication with his friends
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Seizure of Staaunerg

ST. LoCIs, Sept. 6.--Thc steamers Hann ba !
Champion, and Nelson, and other property
was seized to-day as the property of rebels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

AUCTION SALES.
--S..-<s,-s,s-S
THIS DAY.
By JAMES NJ TAYLoR : SOW xue.s..sSs

CEvEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS on
- THE WESTHAM PLANK ROAD AND PINE
SfEEET IN SIDNEY. AT AUCTION--On
MONDAY, the 9th day Of September. at O'Clock
T. NJ will be sold. upon the premises, building
LOTS, inst beyond the limits 81 the corporation
and near the residence If Mr. Chas. Phillips, fvs Of
which front 81 feet each on the Plank Road and
run back $50 feet each 10 alley and the other tive
front ~ fee, each Pine street, and run bsck is
feet eaeh with an alley each side The location Of
this property renders II suitable for either private
residences or business houses and being in an i'm
proving neighborhopd the sale presents favorable
opportunity for profitable Investment.
i TrRMs-one third cash balance nj =, and IL
months FOR regotiabc notes, with interest added
<id secured by trust deeds.
Sc JAS NJ TAYLOEe& SON, AucFs
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Drugs. MEDICINES. sc.
w. FRAY SER,

ApOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Sreateeah, betreea Grace and Broad streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
Dealer in Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Ar
tieles Toilet Soaps, Perfumery &c. Also, paints,
Oils, Dyc-Stuffs, Burning Fluid Kerosene Oil. Al
| cohoi Garden and Flower Seeds Cigars, Snuff
and Tobacco, of various brands; Brushes, Combs,
&c. all the popular Patent Medicines Of the day.
and all other articles usually kept in Drug stores,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Physicians and others can rely on having their
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY
compounded at all hours of the DAY and NIGHT.
j. w. FRAYSER, Druggist,
NH 70 18th street.
L'ALL TRADE, Ie6I.-W PETERSON & co.
Il WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS and DEALERs IN
indigo, Spices, Maddcr. Logwood, Bi. Carb Soda,
Starch, Sal Soda, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Nutmegs,
S;tlad Oil, SaltpetTe Sponges, Saeratus Flor Sui
phur, Copperas, Birthstone Alum, Coehiuel, White
Lead Zinc, Paint Linseet Oil, Colors, Parains OU.
Solar Oil, Lard Oil Castor Oil, Tonaua Beans--in.
wife the attention of merchants visiting Richmond
10 an examination of their stock which, in variety
aud price, is not surpassed in this or any Northern
city.
~ Orders promptly attended to-
W. PETERSON & CO.,
Sc Druggists, lJ5 Main street, corner 18TH
II +. ROBINSON. GRADUATE OF THE
l.. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHAR-
MACY, SUCCESSOR To IAtDLEY & RoBINsoSD
Fourth and Franklin streets Richmond has in store
II large, fresh and weselected stock Of Medicines
Chemicals, Perfum~y, Fancy Articles, &c, which
h. offers al low prices. Strict personal attention
will be given TO AL the departments OF the business
Orders for shipment will be promptly attended 10
and most carefully packed. nol1
EOHN ". GARLICK, NJ. D.,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST.
Market Place Franklin Street
RICHMOND. Va
DRUGS MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, WIN-
DOW GLASS, NAKNISHES, DYESTUFFk
FANCY ARTICLES, &C.
PROPRIETOR AND NASUFACTURER OF
SEMPLES INFALLlBLE BAKING POWDER.
SMOKING
BAGOO.
have on hand, ut Factory, on 7ih street,
RICHMOND, VA,
& III f. W IN q
BACCo.
OF all grades and styles,
Al prices ranging srea
- to IS cents per pound,
Including SIS, los, balfpeuads, psSsls.
TWIST and other
FANCY STILLS;
Besides
SMOKING TOBACCO,
At from
TO % Cents per pound.
All of which is offered for sale moderate prices
for cash.
NJ; Prompt attention paid to all orders assoEs
panied with cash, or Confederate bonds
au 30-ImGD JAMES THOMAS, Ja
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New York Cotton Market.
LOST, STEsAYED, Xc.

NEw YORK Sept. 6.-Ihe cotton market was
quiet to-day. Mlddling Uplands. - cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09
BY RICHARD cAUTHoRg, Anes'r.

I'M MONDAY. 9th September. at 10 o'clock, at
J my store, will sell at auction IS pounds
Souider Bacon. IA barrels Herrings. Adamantins
Candies, Black Tea, ) boxes Chewing Tobacco, ~
boxes Cigars, ] Cooking Stove, | Refrigerator, Fea
Their Beds, Mahogany Chairs &c.
Also
3 Feather Beds. 10 Spring seat Mahogany Chairs.
I large Mahogany Dining. Table, l Card Table,
Side ] ablss, and sundry other articles.
SCI r. CAUTHORN.
&, EEt:EAN1~S SAT,E.--By virtue OF an order
i " tie Uusfirr Cont of the city of Richmond,
i will sell on Aff%DAT, the 9Th of Sept, Chat be
ing court day "A 'front.' Of the City hall, at lO3
O'Clock \ N 10 thc highest bidder. for cash, .
likely NEGRO WOMAN. named Mary Holmes
She is about y years Old; is good plain Cook.
Washer and ironer and very neat and tidy in her
person She is sold for no crime, but for the want
OF an owner. THOMAS L. DUDLEY,
Sc 6-tds Sergt CITY Richmond
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| Jir0poot C5ttot Nayfef.-NaIes On Saturday
| foot mp 2a,o9o bales II former prices, with a
| good demand for al dissertations sales to spec
| utators and exporters ia.IpD h1ies.
| LftGpoo} BJFaastaf< 3l4rsr.-Brr ldstnGs con
| tiHnc dull. Provisions are inactive.
Loi,d0a Nanny H4Yisr.-t 'oIss,lS for money 92I
| American stochs-Erle shares 23.24, Illinois
| Central shares 3f834I3.
| Harre Cotton Neriet.-Saies OF The week, Is coo
bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09
II PHILADELPHIA.
A phiiadpIDhia panrr of the 9TH inst =


Yesterday afternoon, T.. =. Perkins, chief
arIuOrer of the arsenal at Bridcsburg, and
Robert Bolton, concerned in the manufacture
of patent primers, at Frankiord, were ar
rested on the charge of furnishing arms and
munitions of war, in the month of April to
persons then engaged i'll open rebellion
against the United States. The arrest of the
accused grew out of an intercepted CORES
ppndeHce between Perkins and Bolton and
\. Hitchcock, by which, il seems, that Hitch
cock, who was an agent for the authorities Of
several Of the Southern States then on the
point of seeding, was desirOUs OF obtaining
from Perkins aud Bolton cannon primers for
use in the expected war. The primers Wert
made to order, and, IL IS presumed forwarded
10 their destination. At the residence OF
Perkins was found a number of letters, some
of which We're from Hitchcock to Perkins III
regard to primers then being manufactured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09
Stiil Later.

We received yesterday New York papers OF
Thursday, and Baltimore papers of Friday
last, which give later reports of war move
ments rs reported at the North.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

Ioado8 N1qlg M1rta.- The funds OPENED
rather dun o. tae Esd Of August, but the bust
ness il tae money market caused Il te;,s!y i'm
pTUYeneFt. aG6 lbcF gOSej flE5u Ut advance,
aud still tending upward, in th-a dlscOnl.t
market the demand sFus limited, md the gem
erai rate remains 1T per cent. l. the sock
market loans are c.teItEg at 3ta3 per cent
About ssloJ, 900 in goit went into the bank to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09
EoRGIA LANDS For SALE nfr-r for

EORGIA LANDS FOR SALE offer for
" sale "a valuable body CT RIVER BOTTOM
aad Pl.AND, in Gordon county, Ga. Immediately
on the Western and Atlantic Raiirogd and two
heS from depot | will rell 90 10 about 100
acres; about 40 acres river bottom. cleared and
under cultivation producing good crops Of corn,
wheat and cotton, of fae quality There Is also IA
We'll prepared and tiourishing Vineyard of II acres
OF Catawha ard other standard wine and table
grapes. and an abundant supply of cGoiee varieties
OF other fruits. Ga the river is fine Fishery
which affords srfhcsn. supply OF fish for all do
Hestic wants. when attended to. On this planta-
zion is "A comfortable, roogiy, tyo-story dwelling
house. with seven upright rooms aud all necessary
oatbuii,lings and machinery for plantation per-
poses and all b, yond .tholiion influence and ia.
pertinenee. Terms will be- liberal aia,i negroes or
Confederate bonds. wl be taken in payment, ii pre-.
terred, by the purchaser Address
JOHN r. GREEN.
~ S-2aylow Resari, Gordon county, Ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

The journals report that FIVE cities Of Tar
tary have been made over to the Russians by
the Emperor of China.
A new instruction had broken out near
Pekin.
JAPAN.
shanghai dates TO July 4th say that 'the re-
iatons between the European and japanese
Governments are likely to De- disturbed. For
eign merchants were being robbed in open day,
ana 1t was believed that the japanese Govern
ment sanctioned the proceedings.
LATEsf-yIA qCEESAS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 2j.--The sf<1 ship Africa,
from New Yorh, has arrived
European Conference is 10 be held ut Con-
stantinopie, on the subject of the PriHcipah-
ties.
Holland has officially recognized the King
dem OF itaiy.
IL is announced that the Government of
Prussia VIII Sooh recognize the Italian Gov
elilmEnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09
GA LOCAL SECESSION DIRECTORY"

Under this caption the New Y York Journal
of Commerce calls attention to the I" grand,
gloomy and peculiar doings OF the political
detectives of New York They have prepared,
il says, a complete black list with Il running
commentary OF free and easy notes. of all the
leading spirits among the secession sympathi-
zers in that city. There are said TO be al least
seven hundred of such candidates for the
Union saving cells Of Fort Lafayette
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

4 TTESTION. MINUTE MEN.-At,end dflil
~ REGULARLY, until further notice, every TT rs.
i,..i, at 80 4. NJ, aud FRIDAY az s o'clock r.
u. bY order OF
So 9-.hMTNTas Capt j r. G. POTTS
NOR SALE---A BiGGY.-A Top BUGGY, ~
l superior style aud make, bat little used with
iiarness. Apply 10 pr. l.. s. JOYNES,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09
FIRING ON THE POfoAAe.
The Fredericksburg Recorder SAYS

We learn from several gentlemen that there
was heavy ilrin. up the river on Wednesday.
Our last informant distinctly saw ami heard
the smoke OF the guns and the sound OF the
discharges, between and II o'clock, III the
direction OF EI,tps' Pori, us we'll as the tlyo
large Federal ships Which We're evidently en-
gazing land batteries, OF else firing on defence
less dwellings and people. The firing Which
took place in the evening our Iii fOrIaant caA-
not well locate,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST.
Market Place Franklin Street
RICHMOND. Va
DRUGS MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WIN
DOW GLASS, YARNISHES, DYESTUFfs.
FANCY ARTICLES, &C.
PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER OF
SEMPLES INFALiIBLE BAKING POWDER,
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ans.
-
itfaa
as had
}EltSS
com
Nc an
= Can
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

The Royal mail steamer Arabia from Liver
pool ut 10 O'Clock A. M, on the Path, via
Queens town on the afternoon of the 18th of
August, arrived at Halifax at II o'clock on
Tuesday last
The Arabs; has l02 passen: gers, and fll ,754
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-09

The following is n copy of a dispatch sent
to Major Gen. Twigss by Gen. WiiuIer
RICHMOND, Aug. 19-Prsoners of war are
20 he sent to forts III the Vicinity Of New
Orleans. How many can be there acconmo-
dated without Cr0WdinE9
JOHN II WINpsR,
Brig. Gen. c. ). A
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Baron lie Nidel has been sentenced To a
years imprisonment for the assault on his
son, ana the latter to ii months Imprisonment
for refusln. to give evidences against his
parent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

H0sTEfTER's STOMACH BfTIERs.-I his
preparation has acquired its immense eiehriiy not
by fDwery advertisements, but from plain state
mcngs OF it. properties and tf cts, verified by all
who have titled it. What the advertisement Of the
proprietors promises the medicine invariably per
forms, and hence the popular faith in It's virtues.
Ii scts ~ gentle stimutant On he stomach and
subsidiary organs, Communicating in this way an
amount Of yigor equivalent to that of which the
patient may have been deprived by sickness Their
nature il Enst aimed, while the bittcrs an alera-
tive aud anti-Lilhous medicine relieves the system
of all morbid matter, aud imp4rts regulariy to
the seeretions. This is the simple philosophy of
tbs cures Of diarrhgA. general debility, inter-
mittents. liver complaints, chronic melancholy,
hysteria, headache, ehaIic, 1atulency, 4e., nich
are creating ming ed feelings Of establishment aud
gratitude everywhere.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere.
sold by P.Gia3oss, A. j. WfLKissos ,BAarLErr
kArE I. Co., and j. 4. WILLIAMSON
Feb. 4 'G1-d.w
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DAILY 1ArK cirY orFIcH, I
X entuk Fah Il

III
| Keotuk, Feb. A.
We ara having fine winter weather. Roads good.
There has been someimprovemcnti in the retail trade
Business generally dull ~ usual at this Of
the year. There special changes In the mar
kets. We give Wholesale prices below, revised and
| corrected.
FLOUR-Superfne, 81 90 Spring wheat. ex-
ira, 81 40, FaiIwheat, extra, - rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, so.o IS perleo.
COKN-2Oc /; In demand
BAKLEY--spring 4ea45c
WHEAT In good demand. Fall SO to oe;--
Spring roc; choice do rs.
OASIS to zoe.
RYE-36to 37A in good demand.
PeTATOEs-lsto ~ by the load retail 80.
aRoCERIES-New 0rlesn. sugar, fair 7as
prime 8 TO ., clarified 9alo, crushed and loaf
Tito IL. MolAsses-Piantatios3 5to 4Oc IS. II. 40
to As, Golden syrup, IS to roc. Cofse--Rio lsA
to is. Java 10 TO zoe. Laguyra. to 10 to II. Rice
sa6i.
50AP-Paim 64c, Family sae; German, (Cin.
71to7i.
cANDLEs-s.ar ITO Is, stsarins Is, Mould
I1toi2,
LaRD-o; retail lie.
BUTTER-C "A to 81; Choice 1910 is ];
retail15 to ia.
LEATHER--soie rs to Use; Harness 774.
| H1Drs-Dry 10 70 1o3 green, 4sc green sheep
pelts 40 to 75c; green hog skins Is.
| ftff-rrairiu d II hungarian, = Str 60; TIM
othy sss to $40; Baied dc. sil TO sl2, Retail, $A
to Is.
SEEDs.-Hungarisn Grass 25a3t Timothy 81
SO 70 | 60; Flax Seed, seaao.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 80 toes Eggs, 10 tn 10!
Feathers, SOC to S5c; White Beans, 10 so.
FKulT-Dried sppieT, 70 to 40 per hush.
Dried peaches 81 % to 25e; Kaisins, 81 eeto
rs.
CHEEsE--W. r. 1la124; Denmark olo.
BEEf-2a2lc gross; 4e to Sc per quarter.
sHEEp--s2 90 TO - 60 p head.
Ho6s.-Dreesed, s. 90 to s. 81.
SALI-G .A.,Sl 10 TO j so per sack Kxnaw-
ha, rs FER bbi.; Liverpool. 81 aba2 90 per
sack. Lake g. 20 10 49, T. hbi.
FISH--Mackerel, Mol $50 TO SCI = Dbl; No
tstosl7; No. $i2tosl3. White No. s. Sc
10 IS rs y hall Dbl. Cod Fish 5t0 6 p ID.
RAGs-2t to 2se.
OLD IRON to &c per b Brass to loo per
h.; Copper ia to lac par n.
ExcuAHsE.-On New York for currency, nom
inal rate, 9 per cent; forged per cent. St.
Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-05
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA. !
Irs NarNrs Ian of 1se1

IT'S HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the 2sth
day Of January, 1861, sworn Statement WIS e ed
in tn pf1oe, showing the condition Of the Missouri
State Mutual Fire aud Marine insurance Company
located ST It. Leuis in the State tf Missouri, on
the frs; day OF January, 1861, in accordance IT'D
the provisions II an Act OF the 5enera Assembly
# the Stats Of ioNa, entitled IAN Act la relation
to Insurance Companies. approved January 2sth,
1857, and an Act ameudatorv thereto, approved
February 9th, 1858; that said Statement shows
that the SAID Company is possess d Of ths requi-
site amount of Capital, aud ns required by
Law.
Authority is Therefore given 70 tie shoss named
Company to Transact business &c Insurance in this
State. in accordance with the laws thereof, until
the 3 4 day Of Jatulry, A II. lsb2.
il 10 aiso certified, That A. BHlI6MaN, ESQ.,,
Of heoA uk, has hsen duly appointed by said Com
pany their Lawful Agent anu Attorney fer the
County 81 Lee Win III p"hef to take risks IL M
surancs Therein, and 10 scsnowiess ferve+ If pro.
cess rs provided by law, On his h,ng with the
Clerk 81 tie Ilstr3et Court ia AID Tor saia County
acertihed cory Ut tie statement IN file in this
0Eies.
Ii is further Certified, That the attached is a
true and correct py If tae said stat, ment.
~ In IE6IIA41Aa NHhEIai, have here
( LIS unto set MY hand aud affixed my seal Of
~ onea, this Goth day ot January, 1861.
j. w. CAlIELL,
Auditor Of State
A. BitIDG MAN. Ag't.. kcokuk.
,afa0J
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-05
Ix.secrstary Ifoweii Cobb.

History, when is comes TO deal with this
name, will have 10 discharge a painful and
mortlfying.dntv. Painful Ia recording the
evidences OF bis treason-nortfslng, in con-
fessing that Cabinet Minister, sworn 10
support the Constitution and iaas, conspired
TO overthrow both.
While his co eonsr traitor, the Secretary OF
War, was e.esithilv transferring arms and
munitions from Northern 10 Southern States,
the Secretary IL the Treasury was running
tho country recklossly into debt. And after
adv ertising for a loan Of tHn millions OF dol
lars, Mr.. Iohb came 70 NV York. where it
must be taken, if taken a. all, aid, in coilu-
sion with politicians and brokers, endeav
orei 10 depreciate and discredlt The Govern
meat, 20 that upon the assembling Of Con-
sre.s there should be no money for the Army
or the Navy or for Government officers
Then, in addition to other pretexts for dis
union, j, was TO be alleged that the Govern
mens, having failed, was no longer worth
preserving.
OF Mr.. Cobh's completely in that grea.
financial swindie there IL no doubt. lie
talked disuhion and panic to prominent pol
iticians, who repeated bis language in all
circles. A sudden revision was felt. A
STAN pede in stocks followed. All business
was ruinousy affected. But no.w outstanding
Oh this the loan was unexpectedly taken, and
the inceDdiary Cabinet Minister returpfd to
Washington TO equsnder all he could before
res gning an Office from which be ought to
have been ignominiously elected. Indeed
had Mr. Cobb so wickediy abused his trust
under any monarch 10 Europe he would have
lost bic head Albany Eve. Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-05
SOlREE MUSICALE.

THIS LVEAIAG, AT TIE AIHEAHUM, the
YOUNG LADIES under the instruction Of g. d.
NAss will give an Entertainment, consisting Of
sigst hard pieces by eminent authors, Vocal anS
Ins rumenlal solos, Duets, Trios ard Quartetts.
Tickets may be had 1T the Music Store and At
HALT Price. Doors open at o'clock; Concert to
eol1m cncs a, u cieck precisely.
Iab. 5, I5bI-dIt