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The New York herald., 1862-09-13

LSOR SALE-ON ONE OF THE MOST PUBLIC
II the city of Brooklyn, Restaurant, doing
good business with furniture and fixtures complete. In
qure Fulton street opposite City Hail. Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

IHOR SALE--ON REASONABLE TERMS AN OLD ES-
blshed first elias Tailor Store Of the best
in the city, low and stock small Reason for
selling the proprietor is about leaving for the army Terms
moderate. Address A. D., Herald ollce
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

DR0oKEs DANCING ACADEMY, 36I BRooME ST.
ID l. DE GARMO BRO0kEs will open his Academy on
TUESDAY, SEPT l6 1862 for adnlts and
WFDN EsDAY, SEPT II, for children.
OgLNING syiiEE WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT, IL
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
N1Rs iiAYEs WILL GIVE MEDICAL CLAIRvOYANr
Vl CAaatnltsns a i53 Eighth avenue.

NJ B.-WHo las NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATEp
IN Maiam PRlsWSIER who has removed 70 o0 thirty
eighth street, avenue the bakery, and
who consulted with sassiacuony Sue has NO
eaia4 Sac hus0and; also
that OF II son wish truth ave her y eau.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

IpHFLAN,s PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
aud binston Cushions the best and only reliable
tables manufactured Tor sale at reduced For sale
only By PBELAN CoLLENDER, ~ 70 " Crosby street,
ktw iVIk
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

FOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST CORNER LIQUOR
ed and doing good cash business win be sold with
without stock. Rent paid the st Of October This Is
hafnbug, will be made known by applying to JAMES
MCCORMICK, 20 Beaver street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

L1OR sALE-sTEAMBOAT ENOCH DEAN. APPLY TO
~ RICHARD DOAN firm of Doan 4 Nichols boiler ma
kers Nos. and Gouverncur street
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

MADAME HART, HAVING ELrURNED FROM Eu-
M r0te, 10 the ladies' OF New York that she
No FL ksse1 street. npon the past and
future, iJrcal Information 20 fortune marriage, and
cnarils .f..n. Ordinary Tee 20 cents.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

INOR SALE-A NEATLY FITTED UP BARROOM.
with lunch attached doing paying bus-
will be sold cheap the owner is called Apply
TO w. H. MIICHELL " Cedar street
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
ASTROLOGY.

Mrs ADpIR BANKER. MEDICAL 4 BUSINESS
lM Ola vosant aud sphua MeGiain successfully treats
all 0ssfs gives Invaluable advice business, life,
heata nd happncsa No. 30 wes. Fourth street. neaR
Br,.ldL
The New York herald., 1862-09-13


COUNTRY BOARD WANTED FOR THE WINTER
~ From hcen 10 twenty miles from the city in health
loclton where the comforts Of home may be enjoyed
gentleman, his wife and child. Address, immediately,
y. H., Herald on:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05
Davenport Lumber Market.
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails.
P0sToFFIC8 At DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EAsr.RS MArL-Via G &RI R-Closes at
O'Clock Closes at ~ O'Clock P N arrives
At ~ o'clock arrives At SL o'clock P NJ
Sundays excepted.
WEsrssN MAIL-via NJ R--Closes at sh,
o'clock A d arrives at o'clock p NJ, SUNDAYS
excepted.
NORTHERN MAIL-via Lyons l. C.manche-
Closes at o'clock P NJ arrives at 8 oclock M,
NoRrasRx MAIL-via Dewitt L Maouokets-
Closes Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday at . O'Clock
IN arrives Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday at
RourR No. lO977-via Blue Grass. ete-Closss
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1t o'clock p n ;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1t 8
RogrE No. 1OS4s-via Tipton-Close, Tussd.y
and Friday at lo o'clock n arrives Tuesday and
Friday 1t IL o'clock NJ.
SOUTHERN 4AIL-Vls Burlington / Keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday Il 8 O'Clock P
!. ornves Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
Ro.rs No. lesn-vi. Pua.,o-C,os., Friday
Pm. SA'.rasJ 40 oS''cA
koUsE No. 10950-via Annamosa 4 Walnut
forks-Closes Thursday at l9 II arrives Thurs-
day at IL o'clock NJ.
houIs.Oahce open At o'clock A n; closes at
ocleek n; Once open on sunday from . "a
- As the principal mails are carried bv Raj,
kosd, oil the time as stated in the above notiee
will be Ran koAD TIHR, the clock in the Sspsr.
intsndants o0os, n 3 n Depot, beins ths stsnd.
asd. CHAS. h. RLORIO6H. P. n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05
THE MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE DRMOcRAr AND News,
Tuesday, Eve. March 1852
WEEKLY REVIEW.

OFFICE OF THE DRMocRAr AND News
Tuesday Eve, March 4, 1862.
Still heavy SHOWS. blockaded roads, anl long
faces. Since Friday teams fr, IN the country have
been decidedly scarce, and our produce operators
do not feel in particularly good spirits. disser-
taton on the weather would be out Of place here,
most people being aware that for three days snow
has fallen continually, and tha. it is any thing but
pleasant out doors.
Prices Of leading articles have deyiated but
little daring the week. Wheat is in demand and
firm at rates Of last weeks report. -Four is us
changed and firm at the advance noted then
Barley, active and firm at an advance Of 2G1lc
Oats and Dressed Hogs firm at quotations, and
Corn has advanced to l5c for prime yellow.
The season is unusually backward +; at this date
last year the river was open and boats running
From present appearances it seems that weeks
will elapse before we in communication with
st. Louis.
Our latest foreign advices are without material
interest. Breadstuffs and Provisions in Liverpoo!
are steady, ana prices are without change. In
New York City yesterday Flour was dull and
Wheat dull and nominally lower. In Chicago
yesterday Flour was quiet and firm; Wheat un.
changed; Provisions, firm but inactive; Corn
firm; Oats, Rye and Farley, unchanged
FLoUR-Frm at S4.20N4.5O. Shipments fol
the week. ,42a bbls.
WHEAT In request and firm at 66@70c Re
ceip.s for tho week 2O.2G5 bu. Shipments $685.
bu This is an increase over last weeks business
despite the untsvorable weather.
BAsLEy-Active at 27@4oc for good to choice
Receipts 7,l9l bu. Shipn ents 1920 ou.
CoRN-Advance to loo. Receipts 1880 bu
Shipments. none.
Oars In demand at 12@l4c. Receipts, ,O0t
bu reported. No shipments.
DRESSED HoGs--Firm at $2.5OG325. Receipt
$50 head. Shipments ~ head.
LARD--Shpments of loo tierces for the week
DAILY REPORT.
The snow storm continues undated, conse
quently We have nothing to report. Quotation
stand unchanged.
FLOUR $4.2l@4.50.
WuEAr-67@69c.
BARLEY.-27@40c.
CORN-l4@l5c
| OATs-l20l4o
| DRESSED Hoos.-$2.50Q3.25.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
Esglanl B.csnisg Moro Friendly,
COLUMBUS IN RUINS.
Order Of General Halleck.
From Washington.

WAsHISGroS, March l.
Letters from Minister Adams declare G
that iliendliness for the United states
is growing in England. The Spectator
and other leading journals are about to
send correspondents hither, who shall
counteract Bull Run Russels lying
proguosticatiou.
Flocks of New York reporters have
just arrived at WilIsrd's, keen for com.
ing battles. They have had no chance
as yet to draw the pen.
The Republican Of this morning says:
"Fr0ln various sources We learn of the
cruel aud relentless treatment Of Cold.
Utassy by Gen. BIenker. He is in close
confinement in an unhealthy military
prison, and watched by armed sentinels,
AS tLongh he we're felon Of the deep.
est dye. The official charges allege tina.
be was in some manner connected with
the publication of certain articles in
German newspapers.
A court martial for the trial Of d.
Utassy, will be convened.
White crxyated ract-distrlbuting
hcggars throng Washipgton-one asked
Gerrit Smith for $4,000. Hc-hadn',
the change about him.
A telegram, announcing the death o.
Gen. Lander, Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral, says he was exhausted. worn out
up to the handle, and that for "A hours
before bis death his pulse scarcely
moved. Probably his disease was has
tened BY ply sician., the effect OF an ar
duous march and BY mental anxiety.
Senator Hale to-day called attention
to the report of the Conference Com
mittee on the civil appropriation bill
concurred in hcedlcssly last Thursday
The report introduces new matter, il
violation Of parliamentary law, appro
priat;ng 1000 for plate for the Presi
dents house. Mr.. Hale therefore moved
to reconsider.
Mr.. Brewing said the bill had already
been signed by the Presldcnt, and had
become law. This is known as the
"go!d-spoon amendment" iously re
jec.ed by the finance committee. The
conference which work i it through wat
composed Of Senators Pearce, Doolittle
and Clark, and Representatives Stevens
Walton and Train.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05
From st. Louis.

ST Louis, March 4.
Gen. Halleck. in general order, says On the
recommendation Of the Governor and several
Judges Of tho State, it is directed that all licensed
attorneys, counseors and proctors, be required to
take the oath Of allegiance prescribed in tire sixth
section of the ordinance of the State Convention,
passed Oct 10Th, 1851. Judges Of State Courts
will refuse to permit any ono to practice in their
courts who refuse or neglect to tako such cath.
The Board Of Assessment in the city Of st.
Louis, for the benefit Of suffering families driven
from Southwest Missouri, having completed i.s
labors and rendered its Gnal repors IL hereby dis
solved.
A special to the Republicans, from Cairo the Sd,
says that Columbus has been evacuated and
burned hy the rebels. The guD-boat Benton, with
Gen. Cuium and Com. Foote, went down the
river to-day on reconnaissance and found that
the rebels had fed, having removed their guns
and laid the town 10 ashes. Everything was de-
stroyed that could not be carried away. The
rebels retreAted to Fort Randolph. The whole
town Of Columbus is nothing but ruins the guns
have also been removed from the Island below.
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xxxyu CONGREss.--FJRsT SESSION

WASHINOTON, Mofcn 4.
SsNArs.-Mr. Sumner presented q memorial
from merchants and others doing business on .he
Pacific coast, asking immediate action BY Con-
gress, to provide for the transportation Of tho
mails between New York, Panama and Aspinwall,
as At present the United States have not arrange.
ments for such transportation. Referred.
Mr. Davis presented petition from the citizens
Of Bostor, asking Congress to drop the negro
question. and attend to the business of the coun.
try.
Mr.. Dixon offered JOINT resolution that the
vacancy in the Board Of Regents of the Snitbso.
nisn Institute BY the death Of Prof. Fulton be f.l-
ed by Henry Barnard Of Com. Laid over.
On motion Of Mr. Harris the bill tor the safe
keeping and maintenance of U. S. prisoners, was
taken up and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Collamer the bill author ing
the Commissien for the preservation Of the Attain
tic fisheries, was taken up The bill auths rises
tho President to appoint Com missioner to meet
th British and French Commissioners, to take
measures for the preservation Of the fisheries The
bill was passed.
Tho coufscation bill was then taken up.
McDougsl Of CAL, resumed his speech and quoted
from Justice Story and other writer's, a. showing
that there should be NO con6scation of auv pri-
vste property. He AcDougall contended that
the provision in the bill relating to the freeing Of
slaves was unconstitutional. He then quoted
from the declarations Of the President ana Score
tarv Of State, to show that an entirely different
nolicv had been declared by the Government.
The coloni zation scheme Was old and impractica-
bio. He coptended that magnanimity WAS the
greatest virtue of victors, and that we hould 70
forward With our common constitution In one
hand and pr sce In the other.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05

SOME SRLL.-How people 90 into

SOME SELL.-How people 60 into
"connip,ions' over "rebel trophies.' they
will waste 40 much awe and wonder over .
rebel powder horn. or . splinter from tie leg
Of some rebel Generals reginental brseches.
~ though the came had been . relic brought
from the arunory Of Pluto himself Some folks
have been known to get sold on these "tro'
phies" No longer ago than yesterday, not
lees than q hundred people, old and young.
were marvelously excited at the Le Claire
House. over a piece Of rebel flag .tsh. .
supposed to have been picked up at Fort Don.
slson. after the battle. and sent home by tome
brave soldier. ~ was handled, turned over.
aud commented upon ty numerous people.
There was the very spot where a bullet struck
there we're, upon close examination, the i'm.
prints Of numerous deadly miesiles, and even
an ugly sabre cut, MiyaLiie risu F.! there vas
. drop Of blood upon it-rebel blood at that!
Now we hate to knock the romance out oi
that rebel" concern, hut our position ss a
faithful journalist compes US to state that that
very ttiek Of wood was cut out on the bluffs
brought into town on common sled and sold
to the proprietors OF the lie Claire House, at
the rate Of x3 so per cord! Some unpatriotic
wag is accountable for the cell.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05
From New York.

NEW York, March 4.
A special to the Tribune says that
the following nominations were made to
the Senate to-day As Major Generals,
Mcdowell, Burnside, Buell., Pope, Cur
It's, McClernand, G. I. Smith and Lewis
Williams, Acting Major Generals at Ft.
Doneson. As Brigadier Generals, Coils.
Oglesby, w. ii. S. Wallace, Cook, Nc.
Arthur, and Lauman, who commanded
the brigade at TT, Donelson, Col. Berry,
of Me-, and Terry, Of Conn. They are
to rank in the order named-Gen. Nc
Dowell thus outranking the rest, and
Curtis outrankiDg Sigel.
In answer to resolution Of the Sen
ate, the Secretary Of War incloses the
instructions OF the Adjntant Ger eral to
Gen. Hunter, touching the Hunter Lane
expedition, dated January %. The
order to Hunter says:
"The Genera-in-Chief, in giving you
this information, desires it to be under
stood that command Independent OF
yoa is not given to Gen. Lane, but
he is to operate to all proper extent,
nnder your supervision and control. II
you deem proper you may yourself COM
mand the expedition which may be un-
dertaken under these circumstances,
The General-inChiei will not give you
formal leave according to your appli.
cation, but he authorizes you to absent
yourself from your command for thirty
days at your discretion"
Iierad's Dispatch.
1t is understood that arrangements
have been made for the release from
their paroles, Of all the officers Of our
army, regulars and volunteers, who
have been out on parole by the enemy
We have such host Of prisoners that
there is no longer any need that single
officer or private shall be any longer or
parole.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05

THERE will be a meeting Of the citi.
zens Of the Davenport City School District on
Saturday night, for tue purpose Of nominating
candidates for the School Board fer the eDsu-
Ing year The election is 70 be held on Mon.
day Those who feel interested should attend
the nominating convention.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05
new \ 0Ek Market.

NRw YoRE, March 4.
FLouR-Dull and SC lower $5.4o@5 AS Super
State; IS. .60@5 IS Extra state; s. 400 545 Su-
per estern S;.6o@5s so common to me dium Ex-
ira Western; $5.sO@6oo shipping brands X H o.
WHAAr--Niarket dull and declining without
sales of Importance.
KYK-Quiet; S3ds5c
BARLEY--Dull: 7y(dS6.
Conn -60@6l1ac Mixed Western.
OATs-Dull 3y14oc.
PoRK-Dull at Sl3.75@l4 SIN Mess; S.oo00
$ll0o prime.
WHIsxY.-Unsettled. 29O3OAc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05
STATE OPC0NKECrICUTL as

Nts,S N0Cl !. M % GnonwHu yu.r-:..:....h.
Stats of Iowa, do hereby certify, that q the ~
quest Of The 01ssss Of the North Auesieas kiFe
lssasascs Compssy, u Hastfssd, hsvs ssa1tsea
the Assets Of said Conpasv, aed iron s:s1 e.
aninatieo, And NJ Company % possesses q D
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05
Vote for U. 8. 0enater.

bALTrAoaB, March 4.
The Maryland Legislature met in caucus last
,isht. and voted on the 10th ballot, for Rsvsrdy
Jeknson, for q. 8. Ssnatos Hs rseeived % ont
a ~ votes. Senator PsaD, received 70 votse /;
the boIo1eo Woge seottes31G
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05
STATE OF CONNECTICUTl 90

HARrYoRp, January 9Th, 1853.
Personally appeared, A. F. HASTINGS, Presi.
dent, ssd WILLIAM G. HASTINGS, Secretary, Of
the North American Fire Insurance Company,
and made oath that the foregoing statement. BY
them subscribed, 10 true full and correct state
ment Of tie affairs Of said Company and ex-
hibits, 20 far - can be ascsrtained at this date
its actual condition on the 31st day Of December,
1861.
Before ne, ROBERT I. DAY,
Justice Of the Peace.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05
NUMBER ll8.

actual Capital Of Two Hundred Ninety Thousspd
and rifty.N s7-leo Dollars, eli of which is
more clearly sst forth in the anne xsd Statement
Of the condition Of said Company to the Auditor
Of the state Of lows.
In WITNESS vHExEo1. I have hereunto
set my hand and afnxsd my oiicial seal.
l.. 81 At ny Once in the City Of Hartford, on
this the 9Th day of January, A. ID.
1862.
EDWARD GOODMAH,
Commissioner for Iowa in Hartford, Conn.
AUDITORS OFFICE. IOwAL
Besmoinss, Feb. IL, 1863.
1t is hereby certified, that on tho 18th day Of
!aIuary, 1862. = sworn ststcnent was Aled in this
once SLOWING tho cor dition Of Tae North Amsri-
san - ne insurance Company, located at Hartford.
~ Wv oH.e a. o. Ionnec'cus on tho first day Cf jan
uaIy n. ~, ioo2. IN accordance with . provision OF
An Act OF tho General Assembly. Of the State Of
Iowa, entitled " An Act in relation To Insurance
Companies" approved January 2s,h, 1851. and an
Ac. amend't,ry thereto, approved Februa,y 9th.
1883; that said statement shows that said Com.
pany is possessed OF requisite amount OF capital.
and invested as required by law.
Authority is therefore given TO the above ma cd
Company TO transact business OF lnsurance in
this State in accordance with the laws thereof,
until the 3lst day Of January, A. d. one thous nd
eight hundred and sixty-thTce.
Ii is also certified, that Bennett / Whitconb. Of
Davenport, havo been duly appointed BY said Com
pany iser lawful Agents and Attorneys for ,hs
county Of Scott, with full power to takc risks Il
sursIce therein. and TO acknowledge service Of pro-
cess provided by law, upon ther filing with the
Clerk Of the District Court in and for said county
a certified copy OF the Statement. on flo in THU
office.
In testimony whereof, l have hoIeunto set my
hand ana affixed wy seal Of Office, this 7th ds J
o. February, ls62.
J.W. CATTELL, Auditor Of State.
DANIAL ELLYsoN, Deputy. mch5 dkw3t
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From Boston.

BosroS, March 4.
The steam tug Boardman, Of New York. ar-
rived At P,ovincstown to-day, and reports that
she spoke . fisherman who saw the frigste Yer
mont, on the LIST inst, at anchor on Georges
bank, with her mastS cut away.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
n Z "A q c I I D %
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 1,h.-IO A. n.

WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 1,h..1O A. n.
4 Ii THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT
IA the residence Of Add. H. Sanders, will be
sold At Public Auction, commencing Wednesday
morning, March 5th, at 10 o'clock. This comprises
full
kitchen, DiniDg- Rson. Parlor and
Bel-( hanbe1 Furniture,
and will bs sold without reserve. Tsms Casl.
The Fusnltsls 10 in good condition, and every
article offered will b odd. Place Of sale 1t resi-
dsnss, o ssh street, between Perry aad Rock L.
laad streets. PARKER / VAN 1UYL,
ueh3-3t Auetieoeoes.
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~ % IT T. IL
rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TREAS
u CkEk ef the
CITY HOOL BOARD,
is prepared 10 pay on demand, any outstanding
orders drawn against the
Scheel Rouss Fund,
and that interest on said warrants vii, not be al
lowed after the 10th day OF March next.
by order School Board.
e. PECK, Sec'y.
Davenport, Feb. 7s-d1w
.aUCTIO.r NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
~ the stock Of goods, book'accounts, prom
issory notes and real estate, comprising the follow
ing land to-wit: Lot No. 10 in the south west
quarter Of section No. ., in Township No. 50,
north range No. east, containing "A 2o.lC0 acres
in Scott county; also the south-west quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of section No. 10,in Town
ship No, S5 north range No. - west, containing
40 acres, in Story county: .i.o 'he north-esss
qsastes Of section No. 10, Township No. sI. north
range No. q west. and the southeast quarter s Q.
section No. Is. Township No. % north ssose -
now nov r.n.iainx - ny pos...sion :. ...igo.s q
Alexander r. Williams. viii be sold e public sale
At the suction store Of Parker n : v.nIay s.: On
."nnsv S..ts Of lows, on Tuesday the sssh day
% ~ F.I,u.rv. A. d. 1859, the sale to cosns.ss st
10 o'clock <. n. Of said asy. and e es eoatinusd
from day to dey ustil ~ q so'c' As'n' esso'
DA'sop0'' WILLARD BARROwS,
Tfebl7.dtfI Amenee.
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LOUIS A. MA(kLOT,
BANKER l. DEAL ER IN EXCHANGE,
DAvo1aPort, Iowa.
aR1-dtf

ESQ. 8. c. DOW. q. =. BROWN.
now Z BROWN.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW
IA and Notaries Public.
). L. BxOwN, United States Commissioner.
OvvlCg--At Louis A. Mackot's Exchange Of
Zoe, Davenport, Iowa. mar3.tf
J. B. LkAKK. GE0. u. GRIFFIN.
LEAKE II GRIFFIN,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE NO. 1
IA Nickoli's Block, south west corner Brady and
Second streets, Davenport, Iowa. ldc27
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05

LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN sTe.
DAvenEoort, iowa.
0lLLEGH 4 DA AS r........... fssop ps1eeo
AAFFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LIE.
~ Claire, Princeton, Lyons, Do Witt. Maquoketa
aud Anawoea. ,une22-dtf
CLINTON HOUSE.
HORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
streets, Iowa CITY icsa J.TRusDELL, Pro
pSietor. su0xl-ltf
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Tfehi7.dtf
Lost.

4 LARGE BLACK NEW7OUNDLAND PUP.
"A Had u vhsa lost, ohsoss eolles nsskod n.
L. Coss." Any one rstss1laS aid Dos vii! Be
suitably ssWasaed: ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05

On the 3d inst by Rev. J. G. DIMxlTT, Mr..
ERNST J. CARL to Miss SARAH MAKkLY,
all Of Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-05

JAS. r. LANE, O. ". SKINNER
LANE Il SKINNER,
A TTORNEfS AT LAW. OFtICE-COR-
"A hER Of Second and Brady Streets, over
Smiths store. Dec.
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ADVTS.
ST "A II N M n NJ ~
OF rHE CoHDIrION o.
The Nor, b American Sire lnanrauee
TO-, Of Hartford

A"0 Nv1'1 nm01sCao elI0 b0O04oDC0
TO-, Of Hartford.
IN THE TiIIRTY-FIRST DAY OF DECEM-
~ BEk, ls6i, made to The Auditor Of the State
OF Iowa, pursuant to the Statute o: that State.
NAAs AND LOG ALTON.
lst. The name Of this Ccmpanyis +" North Ameri-
can Fire Insurance Company" Of Hartford, CT.
CAPITAL.
I'd. The amount Of its capital stock il. $500 600 90
Sd. Tho amount Of its capital stock
actually paid up in cash is........ 100000. 90
4,h. ASSETS.
lst Cash on hand. .S2.99976
Cash in Ph1nix rank. 4,254.4O
Cash in hands Of agents,
and in course Of trans
mission. .............. 1922 81
$l9,5,G.67
y. Real estate unencum.
bered- none.
81. Bonds owned by Co. Par VAL Mkt Val.
Ohio per cent bonds.... $l0OOo.Oo ~, ,0t0 90
Mich :;an . per CT. bonds. 100000 4Oi2 80
Hartford per CT. bonds. 2o,0Coo 2070U 90
United States per ct
bonds (l7sl) Coupons 5000 90 $4,000
To'a! bonds. $4,000. 90 So, ,3l2 SO
4th. Debts to the Comply
secured by Mortga es,
being first lien Of record
on unencumbercd Real
Estate. 10000
5th. DE Is otherwise secur-
ed loans on stock, viz:
Par val Ak't val. Amt
loaned
share. Farmer and
Mechanics Bank,
Hartford.:.. 100000 $4,000 &4oooo
ii shares Mercantile
Bank, Hartford. l,ioo.eo l,26o.oo $4,000
shares Mercantile
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