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LIFE tNsuHaMCE. &C

SLAvE LIFE INSuRAN CE-The under
- signed viii insure the lives of SLAVES In the
JEFFERSON Insurance.. COMPANY, OF
SEQ .tsvilie. Va on the most favorable terms, for
periods of from one mnnih to five years
EHOS. Nj. ALFRIEND. Agent.
Ja4-ot 1lth street.
l. A r. fNSUHANCE.-The VIRGINIA
- LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY continues to
insure Saves upon the most Liberal terms In or
der to &C 1mmod >te insurers. Ur BURW Ell the
Medical Examiner of he Company, will be at the
office, lcorIero of Main and Ito SITS , every day,
between the hours of 10 and u. and ~ and !
O'Clock. J, AbAIR PIEASANTS,
in 81 Ssojx
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NEW SvVRE TO BE OPENED MONDAY
~ NOVEMBER

Being unable to accommodate our WHOLESALE and
retail customers with the above article, at our
CHINA and Eanc, Goods Store at the corner 81
Broad and Third streets, we took IL addition
it, the a.ss and handsome establishment next
door to Qdarles' dry go DIS store, etweep Sd and
9Th streets. whore We hope tn receive call from
the KIND public, feeling confident our goods and
prIcss will meet their APPRECIATION.
SCHkAP a CO.
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Culver PLATED WARE.-ThOMAs A.
- BULKLEY CO. are now receiving fresh
stock Of rich Plated Tea Sets, Tea and Coffee
Urns, Butter Dlsnes, Candlesteks. Ice Water
and Forks, Cas.oTs. &c. The above goods are
made expressly for our sales, and We warrant
them to be OF the Rest quality, and worthy the
attention of paTohaseIs. ,,,,v.vco
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OKY GOODS ar nEUUCED Pp'CEs.~
- DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES TO
be pre- pared the best manner possfbie for what
ever may be the result OF the present. pshi'ca ex-
element We ofsr cur entire stock Of sf0nds AZ
reduced prices. The stock 10 iaTRe and batter
than 1t has ever been before at tins saasUn. Far
pets, Coaks: Dress Silks, Poplins, Rips, Mefs@
noes, Nionseaines Servants Clothing 81 all kinosf
in short. every variety of Dry 6rcds IL very re-
duced prices. Our customers NAV expect bargains
in every style of foods. as they must be soc be-
tore the -ioss OF the seas0p. 5.
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- F0s KEaT-A BRICK HOUSE, on 9th
E;i ard Leigh streets, Church Hill. containing S
A4 looms. kitchen WI 2 rooms, coal house & c.
here is a good zed lot and we'll of excel emit wa
ter connected with the premises Possession to
be had the ist of January, 1860 For terms, &c ,
apply to RO. 3 LIME.
Agent for Renting opt Houses nc,
de 2S-is Office Metropol,tan Halt
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NEGL ECTE D COLDS And COUGHS
~ SOON RUN INTO CONSUMPTION The
subscr, bers offer Tor sale the oltouIng valuable
Ismeaes: Ws.s,s s1 R..s q o, Wig Gnsr
Pnilsr,s Tolu Gardner's Balsam of Liverwort |;
Hastings syrup Of Nap'ha; Ihompsoa's 81 rap Of
Tar and Naptha James, Expectorant; Bryan's
Bodekers Pulmonary Balsam.
A. B0uEKEd T. CO.. Druggists.
n ~
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HENRY RIVES takes this method of in
%. fOrnlns his friends that he will continue to
sell on commission, TOBACCO, WHEAT, and all
other country PRODUCE.
For the present he may he found at the Office of
Stokes Co and respectfully solicits CON
9nuaree OF the patronage bestowed on: thu lat5
firm Of Stokes L Rivee. J HENRY TIVES.
Richmond. aBuary LIST, 1851. ia l. 12t
N0TICE.-The Co partnership heretofore ex-
- istng between the undersigned is this day
dissolved nv mutual consent. The fairs OF ,he
concesn WI, ps settled by VIM B; ISAACs, who
purpose. JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
VIM j. ISAACS.
WV. F. TAYLOR.
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STEAMBOATS,, eH1PPINa, q c.

er NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND
3tEGN or a ERS.-The Known has
saazz7s~.sss been withdrawn from The line for the
present, me JAMEsroWN, Capt sklSsEa,
s a"a IF fps bstAoeh a x
touching at NORFOLK eaoh day.
Days of departure from Nev York, every
TUESDAY and S SATURDAY, at3p. NJ. Days II
departure from Richmond, every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, at4P. Vi.
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IL, TWO HANDSOME RRiCX TENE
I'M: NBNrSo MAIN BETWEEN lsr AND
E;12D SITS, FOR SALE.-We are author zsd
20 sell either of two excellent B'ick Tenements
located as above; One OF them has eght IT ms, and
the her has se.en rooms besides Kitchens at
aud founded with handsome shade trees
The location and mel hborhood is among the best
IN he city. Apply to
de 81 6, GODDIN 4 APPERsON. Aucts.
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j. HENRY RIVES
Richmond, January LIST, 1851

ciated thems elves together, for the purpose of
SeendSSeHtIIs%E . a v h0LEsALE SRYGERY. FOR
the city of Richmond at the store formerly occu-
pied BY Stokes I" Bives, at the coype1 of 18TH and
Cary streets. under the finn OF A. 7. STOKES L
CO 80
They *ctld respectfully ask can.auanoe of
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late firm
OF Stokes L Rlves.
Y. STOKES,
SAM'T, nj WIIIJAMSnN
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EDUCATIONAL.

| AUREL SPRING ACADEN NV H.~in~
employed competent teacher, would i've
70 tahe tnrec e. four young ladi = from 10 10 M
heaIs oi age. Inc terms are very moderate ~.
tnslsh, nch, Latin ana hipaic ,nciud,ns ioa,d
ion.ns ano Washing. S20 JAMES l., EGE'
Ja4 I'M One and q haIf miles from the city.
he DUTIES Of MRS, PELLETS SCHOOL
airy. l8 when, IN addi ION to her former ea5e,en,
corps OF 'encners, she has the pleasure TO an
IN Vocal Music. For terms apply to
~ MRS. PELLET.
nh e,oad 81, next door to the Broad ct. Church.
NOrbCE,--The duties of the NechanIc,, Night
- schooi AZ well as Of m, Day school, will not
DC, rssemed Unit, MONDAY, the 9TH inst. The de
ia ST. WV ""'"e's'" "'~
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THE STOCK OF CLOTaIya now IN store

L at the old ana favorIte stand, log Main street,
far surpssses in extent and variety an e-eso-
fore shown ny na. Owing t. The ugh, ness m se
1t oney market, and wi view to meet he we W.
of purchasers, shall offer yer, sreat NOR O.
ments to vi who NAV favor Us with a call We,
SIMPLY direct your attention 10 the ssot that now
as heretofore. yosr interest will be pfomo'sf. and
time and money saveN BY caihng ON
KEEN kAIDWIA a WII,fdAMHy
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~ FOR LIVERPOOL. RICHMOND
ESEe AND LIVERPOOL PACKET [; lNE.-lhe
First ship of this line, The VIRGINIA
OAR T.. Captain }. M COLE, will load at this port
for Liverpool on OF about the 10th of tie 1t month.
Shippers will bear in mind that by special act of
the Legislature, -four can be shppsd on this ship,
owned in Virginia, without inspection
A large part of her freight is alIo aay engaged.-
For balance Of freight Apply to
oo 29--ts DAVID VIM CURRIE.
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- HAVING two DIV TELLING HOUSES o.
E::5 ny farm seven miles from Ricnmocd. | offer
scAone for rent, with 20 acres of LAND. for The
ensuing year. The house contains Tx rooms
with kitchen, smoke house, stable, &C., conve-
nIenG TO a goo9 tenant, the rent will reason
able. c. R. CULLEN, Nj D.,
Fapever, near Mechsulrsvlie turnpike,
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nISS0IUTION. The co partnership hereto
- fire existing under the firm Of STOKES 4
RlVEs, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against the firm " II
present the IN for pay ment; and those Intebte d,
will please SETTLE their accounts with little delay
As possible. EITHER partner will use the name of
the firm IN liquidation or settlement.
A. / r, STOKES.
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uOLLOWAY's WORM CONFECTlON1-
cine ever discovered. II ~ remedy that no child
will refuse, bat rather crave. ~ IL Rosessees none
at those nauseous ingredients of which other
foEE of beautiful sugar plums. fof sale By
A. B0QEKER CO.. Druggists.
Man utyaek. near old MATket.
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QOBEs r II Lr PAU 4 .-OREAr SALE,
of our entire stock IF F AACY. Dir ESs '.VoDs,
SHAH q, Cd ricE Slk Ro,es ~ half s,,ce; Cashmere
Popiln do. at half price; rich PIiu,ed ana Pla,r
VelouVs; Popiins ,eHtas aud Merinos. ctI,pse
and cneck Silks at 6sts and 70 cts Velvet and C,Wfs
Cioaks; southern made CASHMERE and servante'
Clothing; All of which will be- ofs' ed at such
prices as to insure satss. Cash pui chaseIs ex-
presslJ invited TO examins n ~ MaIn sin.sl
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WIN. B. GREEN
(Sunoaasor tn Cram n Hnbcoo

(SucceFs0r 20 .Grern n EObsOn,l
,e,... CnMMISS1ON MEaCH aNr.
,.SGecf ate nton given to tie sale OF TORACCO.
WHEAT and K, and in filing orders for
merchandise of every description. Liberal ad-
vances Will he made for all consi :nmen,s in hand
JoHN BOOKER, Salesman VIM. GREEN.
Jos. w. WATSON Clerk
Richmond LIST Jan'y, 1861. jal-l2t
DI>SOLt TION.-The concern of J g N 70 II,
IL GRANT h co is this dcy ;dissrvfa BY the
expiration of ITS linn tator. EthsI p.rt.ler " II
elgn the naius o. The rtn IN duldation only.
4. e:sons aving claims viii present them ir-
medlately for payment. and thOre indie btel will
make payment as soon a possible.
IAN GRANT.
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-, ron hGNt-A DWELLING on ID, be
65::a tween Marshall and Clay streets. cotta,ritx
ss~s eis ut rooms with good Kitchen ard stahe.-
For a good telant, necessary repairs will be done.
Apply to q. NJ. BUSHEk.
de 81 Is Opposite Old Market.
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" IN 10 MA SAY iAGS BA INK.
ChGEtersd BIZ The LegiSkaknrs OF Va

DiCHNOND CIGAR M,NUFACTOtY-
~ F. W0ELpECKE, Droad street. third door
from fth strest, r edmond, Va, keeps constantly
o IMPoRTEp GIG RS, az we'll as CT CARS of
his own manufacture. hlso, great variety of
FANCY ARTICLES. CANES, SNUFF BOXES.
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR HOLDERS,
&c Retail dealers are respectfully invited 10 ex-
anime hi, stock before pul chasing elsev here.
de 22-Imt
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wash PURCHASERS Os CLUThfHE.-g
" Fine Business Suits; Fine Rlacs t'es- Suits,
Cashmere, silk and Velvet Yes s;Fancy ars mere
Pants; Frork Over-COa Q; Uver sacks, and the In
verncse Cloak. Ali of the anove Goods arc ma6sp
after the lsies' reported fashl..ns Also fall
stock of Ties Jl8rs, Socks, SHIRTS. he. AHftr
cash. Inducements offered. ar ea's made to
order b f.sssare IRVING bU. l. at.
- Main, corner a bs' "%xt.o
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a> RICHMOND MADE PIANOS FOR
zSALE BELOW NORTHERN PRICES.
VR' srhe subscriber has On hand three new
rants to be equal, if not superior TO anJ instru-
ment Of the same quality from Northern manu-
He Also offers his services to the public a.
TUNER and REPAIRER OF PIANOS, at rea-
sonab rates. CONRAD FRE'M ANN,
South 81 ie Broad ST., between ID snd Sd.
REvERRNcRa.-H p. Lefebvre. ESQ Prof L.
W TLliov Pr,f w F. Grnhau. dc. no l4-6m
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LUDLAN & WATSON.

L = Z 2 LINE
sss-.-sssx iri = boats toLYECHBuSG THREE
E - TINEA A. WEER-TuEsDAYe
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. THos. EMxTx.
Boat MERCHANT. Capt. GEO. G. LAyNI.
Boat BRISTOL, Capt. CHAs. ]. JOHNSON.
Boat J, ]. IRBY, Capt. VIM. F. CLgvxLAaS.
Boat FAME, Capt. VIM. H. PARSONS.
boat OLIVIA, CAPT. ]. J. PKTERs.
These Boats are ell of the first class, oommandes
by car.ful and experienced Captains, and leaEs
promptly advertised. The subscriber shank.s
foy past faycrs, bess . continuance of the same.
VIII. ?. cox. Agent,
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QUY NEW AHlRT-Of our own make, from
- selected goods, and frst rate in every respect
We recommend the above aracle a. the best We
have ever ofsred TO the trade. and think oar
friends will acknowledge the excellence Of cur
SHOULDER SEAN SHIRT. on examination =
Look at them, and than let M have Jour epinIon.
w. 3. TUPMAN, AGENT, 100 Main ct.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

CHANGE OF SCsNK.-Our streets have
sssumed more brisk and business like aspect
These pleasant days call forth the. people and
trade among ell classes Of commercial men 10
hsndsomely rscupers,ing. Thssiver is almost
alive With boats At frequent intervals
through the day some fresh scream from the
steam whistle Of an arri wing boat sends thrill
Of gladnsss 10 the hearts Of our citizens, and
bsspsaks increased activity. The immsnes
bins Of grain which our dealers and farmers
have bsen holding through the winter months
will soon begin 10 disappear. and in their stead
will be left the cash-ths where with to aour.
ish for while to come. The roads leading
into the country are fast drying up and getting
into good order. and soon the farming commu-
nifty viii be engaged in putting in the seed for
the next crop. So far the Spring is promising,
end we only hope that it will continns 60
Another prospsrous Summer will work won.
ders for the population Of Iowa. Last yeAs
savsd many bard vorking man from going
to the wall-this year will. We believe, raise
oil classes into still better condition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

CHARTER ELECTION IN Rock ISLAND.
The Democracy Of Rock island made clean
sweep at the charter election on Tuesday last
With the exception Of one Alderman the suc-
cess Of the ticket was complete. The newly
elected city ofiiesrs are !: Mayor, Bailsy Da-
venport; Aarshsl. +. J. Anderson; Supervisor.
George Sshnott. Davenport beat Mr.. Rey-
nolds. bis competitor. by 1875 votes. We no.
tics that our friend. Herman Field, Post Mas
ter. was elected 10 the Third Ward by q very
large majority. The Aross ssys the Rspubli-
can majority last year in that city was 2lO.
snd thst sbops the sape number Of votes we're
pollsd at both elections. This shows rapid
change Of sentiment in our sister city. Good
for Rock leland.
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New IOfk Market.

NBw YoRx, March 8.
FLouR-Asrket dull and heavy. Sales Il
SS0O41t.l0 supsr State; e5.20(96. Is Extra state
$Sl60S.95 Super Wsstsrn; 95.s505. .l6 Gommou
Extra do; 35.4505.6 IS Interior to Good Shipping
Braads snd Extra kound Hoop Ohie.
kyB tLoUs-Stsady st x3.4Ou14.2O.
WasAf-vsrkst doll. SILT Chicago Spring
$l.A Winter Red Western delivered.
RYE-Market quiet, SIC.
BARLsY-Steady, 7ONs0s.
CoRN-Market dull, heavy and lower. e5K@
67kc Old Mixed Western.
OArs-Market dull. 35h@S7c Western and
Stste.
PoRK-M Market quiet and unchanged. $17.2d
msss Sl3.75 for prime.
WHIsKY-Market frm
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COM nj E ERCIAL,
% AvGN RT r a i r TT
DAILY REPORT.

OvvIcs OF ruS DsuoCsAf AND Nsvs,l
Wednesday I've, March 9, lSsl, !
The rosds still continue Bad, making Il diAisslt
fes farnsss 70 nsrkse their grain, consequently
the receipts are rather limited. Wheat was very
aetivs to-day. and run up, BY ssapesidosanengs,
buyers, to higher lgure than the state Of the
market would warrant. bat the proper maskst
price 10 sboat 73c. There is no nstssiAl change
in any otAss grain Since the ans wssthsr Gem
msnesd, ~ ao>iss' cone lols, Of Potatoss and
| Oaieas in thelnsskst. W. qsote:s
ftoUs- Firm at @l.3o@l.50. Shipmsnts q
wHsAs-Is sstivs dsaand u 7o@7le. Rsesipt,
s,Sls bu. shipmsnts 500 bu. ssSfs-s
BARLsY-Quist q se0s5s fse prime. Receipts
1.ss9 bu. Shipnsnts $40 bu.
Cosx-Stsady st lse for ear and loe fss
shsiisd. Receipts 1855 bu. Shipueuts 600 bp.
OAfa-aa0lee.U Rpsipas loetn.S Shipments
aono1s-lse. Receipt. 50 bu. ishipn.nss ~
b.. s
PorAToss.- Shipments 4s5 bu. ~
Books shipments llo dozen to st. Louis. q
DssssD Hees-Nothias doing. Nominal st
$4.5005.2S.
HAY-Dull at $l.00Q6O0.
COAA-From wegos l0c per bushsi Coal Wi.
10y coal % in yard Henry county coal loc in the
yard.
WooS-Hickory $500; Oak $l.oo pr cord.
POuLTRY-Livs Chickens $l.251l.6O y dos
Drsssed 6@sc y h. Turkeys, 60075c dressed
do. 8@10c y b.
BurTss.-Rsnty at l0@l2Hs y b.
Eoes- l0@l2Kc y dos.
LARD-l08l2hc y b.
HAMs-New Sugar Cured sllQl2hc per b.
Common 1o@l!K No per lb.
PorAToBs-15@35c p bushel.
TuRNIPs. -2o@30o per bu.
C1EWs--Hsrkimss Co. ls@17s Per lb.; Wss-
tern Reserve II 1lK@l2Xc. aa
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ff-f t+Nsf
WRDNRsDAY, March &
ARRIVED.
HAwKsvB STATE, Gray, St. Louis.
DEPARrED. as.
HAwKlYs SfArE, Grey, ST. Leuis.
OAvID TArux, Mitchell, st. Louis.
The steamer Charley Rogers passed down yes
terday, but made NO landing at this point, conss-
or whssG she cams from. ) s
The Psmbina 10 expected to arrive from 81.
'Loais this nosning, and win return soms &s dur
ing the day.
II ~ Ne 81. Isnis papsss ve aotiss AhAt Sbvsral
boats wsss advertised to leave that point on Nos
day for this plsss, which viii undoubtedly asrivs
to-day % to-msssews o. H .S
= AocaSu1.-SuAday svsaing the sAssmsr City
81 AlsA cane II sollisisa With . bargs, in TOW Of
stAs stsam9 Osusisr, short distases shis sids Of
st. Losis. The baSvs st1sek Tie City Of Alton
spposiss her boilers, smashing IN her hull. and
'sthswiss iajusiag h~. Dasags sstinatsd .,
3leoo. ASD&g .fAo4
SsDAnDoAf CotIlsIoN.-Tke staanen Ad.
nins and Sunshine collidsd nssl 81, Loun last
Saturday, damaging The Saaihins 10 the extent
q 80 Q. The Ad, however. Vas not materially
injured By this collision, although she Was uncon-
ssollabls b. The pilot. asd vas carried away By
the current and run into hy Ne stsAmaq 1lli-
-. da9agiag tAsAa. 70 the aapsnt a. Ssee.
Tss Rlv7as. The river q tais poiat 4 rash..
% the siss. and at sgesA bsatise $780, The
ssss iss u fsst dinaishins, and boats sxpsrissse
but little iseeassnisnss IN pahieg their laadiIe1
8 any Peiat below. The illinois nvsr il open "a
LsS.lle, and u good navigsbls condition, Ths
Missouri rr Y falling, MD fsss in The eAa.n.,
q Sc. Jsseph.i ls !a2aA Il s!l07/
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u = = -!

U7HRREAR. ON THE 3lsr DAY OF OCTO,
w bss. 1854, six prouissosy setss wsss pst ~
70 paekase, and dspos,ted in Post O6cs q buf-
falo, New York. Of said notes were sxseussd
By Mccall 4 Gasp, dassd Iowa City, Sspssmbss
leth, lsss, for 81 il.6t sach, and zoe - 10Th ~
esnbsr, lSsO, lVih March, 1881, AID isth Dsssn-
bss, 1851 and other Of said notes wsrs e1ssst
"a y Psagbssn, Gssscii Z rasgbon, dassA Hep
tsnbsr lst,, 1850, q Cedar kspidss for $50 -
other of said soess, sxscstsd ~ Jssss r. Rcesss,
fos o3l3.se, dsssl q Cedar Rspids, sad payshae
on the Let day of JsnsAy, 1851, o which thsss
was endorsed 80 y one uIls, asd ~ q anoshsg
ttas. - diseeeed - -, bst which Asvs asvss
b-sa !sspdved y -. - ase ssppesse = - loss
tioosd agsisst usIosiating fo mid notss sithss
= 6the0, ~ - tjtoeas . iae41iss1 = - nees,
aad s1e peyaes, ~ beep se.ped. :. .as ~
ppsss;::sR pss:sRsf S'ss'e'y -, isn; = ;x,-r. Am !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

CoUScIL MsETINo.- Ycster lay being
the day for the regular monthly meeting ofths
Council . portion Of the members met At the
chamber. but not enough answered to roll cell
- sonstitutss qnesae. whasapoa Alderman
Guelich moved to adjourn until Monday next.
in the afternoon. and that the Marshal notify
the Aldermen to be present on that day,
which motion wss adopted and Council ad.
iourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

RICHMOND. March 6.
The OoBvsoticn debated tho rssoIstioss in-
strueeipg the Co0mistss On Federal Relations,
cfFs, cd yesterday. and adjourned.
On motion Of Mr csrlisls Who ispsshs to.
morrow. the report q the Peace Commissioner
was rsad, n sseI rI@Y
7. several sesias of resolutions Of ssss>sios.
anti secssslcn and anti-eoereivs sharsstss, vssa
referred.
TIE Special Committee reported that IN
their opinies, there hss bssn no eevsmsDt Of
srmed men By tsss Federal 0ovssnmsnt, indj-
eating purposs ef atiaek o. soerciea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

Tn SsLkEN-QUIcKsNsrsDr assanlt
end battery ease was up before Justics Blood
yesterday. We believe it has been in court
several times already. It grew out.. Of soms
beer drinking business ia lager saloon some.
where down town.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07
Later from California.

FokT KKARNsY, March 8.
The Pony Express from san Francisco, Feb.
10Th, has passed here
No United States Senator has yet been elec-
ted. aud it 10 feared none will be this session.
Fort FONT. At San Francisco, 10 occupied bv
tso ,pe. for the first time. Report off
ciaily made, shows the fire erms 10 possession
Of the State number bel veen 400 and 500
mnskets, rifles and shot gune, but out Of re-
pair.
The 22d was TO have been generally cslebrs
ted
No news from Oregon Of importance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

SEVERAL CANNES have been killed thai
vses httss ~ the usd dog which sppssred
10 our streets The other day. Those Who in.
dulge in the luxury had better be looking a.
ter them TO save trouble
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07
Arrival OF the Sasta Fee Nail.

INUBEBWOBNO0s AUs mBTCU y.
The Santa Fee mail, with dates 70 the 26th
nlt., arrived to-day on time. Col. Hall and
NJ. Ssew art, contractors on the rou,e. ere With
it. They report bnsiness 10 New Mexico %
extremely dull. They ~ thst hereafter the
regular trips Of this mail yill Be made. o the
danger from ls6iass srs not nov spprshsnded
They report extremely ssld vsafAse il Santa
Fee, aud more seov hsd fallen there this vip.
ter than ever known before.
Large numhers Of Indisss we're seen q Port
Wies. but we're ENTIRELY friendly.
/ Col. Loving, Of the U. =. L., vho b to take
comm and Of the Department n Nsv Mexico,
and David Whiting. Postmaster ct Santa Fee
srs nov here, and will lssvs By next Friday Z
mail.
Othsr news unimportsut.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07

J. O. PARKER, Nd. 0DO. ". A'CAKN, n. d.
DOCTORS PARKER Z McCARN.
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
4 No. Franklin block, second door, Bsady St.,
bstwsen Second snd Third, Dsvesport, Iowa.
DR.. PAREg4's residence, corner 9Th And Le claire
streets. DR.. Gx0. w. McCAsNs residence, east
side Of Brady, second door from corner Il eth.
myl7-dH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-07
n n. akvEMANAE

nENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO DIR. CHAS.
- GooDRICH, would invite your attention y his
great reduction in prices Of .'cntistsy, and would
Invite oil persons needing his sesrices to call and
Examine work aud prices. at his l.ooms. next door
to Shephe erd's Ambrotyps Gallery, No. 81 Brady
street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
N. b. Teeth extracted all hours Of the day
end night, and all operations warranted. novb u