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The stuck market p-eien,ei = very large husilen
tday, Al an eV,rAord mary advance tn price,. Toe
session continued all hour later uan usual, and
every line the Ii, shovel the elect " the buoy.
ant feeling resulting from the aeEs AMI tie
tore Of peace " II he ss engvndercd.
Af'r tue BnArd ,hyro WA un e done, sui 80 , me
cUc-, ri,,s w-revr.s
Tatre w,tr ,a',,. oark -,..', Al SOL prt,et
II ,,,' there v'ta sa,,l s-ts .J 40 ,or ,e4t
Irtu iun, ue.'.' vN7
ThrtSri suRre, - ina Bank Cc,iuz Ur.s,ii
morning were -'- 3,n, Al 81 the IA. Ancss ,2ii q.
so n, 0.'auc wtru to-i,. ssitl,d at,geti er IA
t.e ctr, dy.'e. itsuci tie Is,irApt Treasurer On
the jel stu' demand nutps. TIE amount tncso
d,pntlted wih the A. stsni Treasurer, W ., at
tvtuirg wss - Uooc.
Nj N risld, Ia tue sss.s,ant Treasury, haa aen
sI4 lated Deputy Assistant, and vii 1cn,ofrth
make VI Q transfers si,kt
There IL No nlsieda chsnge Ia the rates - money
uu c.h, 6s' per cent Is the ,urren, rate Tue bsst
houses have money ,no,ci thtm NJ 80 per cent
Thore IL genera utaud ',r money tina, warrant.
Its empl ymenL The stock u,,er,t rs are ,ne lArpc-,
borrowers, but the di'prsi,lo Is " demanl larger
ma IRE, .' the op, raIors are IsI Ia many l.lsss
ab 9 to NEE, large margins. The amount " n oney
Al the dtspoAL ~ the banks dlrainah,s In two ways
Ttey are 70 lend tho G,verumont $2O,O0u,nlo -
dohbud notes, and a, the same Ume their dep ,si-
tnrs have been induced 10 invcs, more In GOyerri.
meni storks, fac, apparent In te decline " de-
posiies in the returns yesterday, amounting In the
average ~ fL2b7,17l, and really ~ much more
This d, cline the hLnhs themselves ma. Ivy selling
the Government stocks, aud he returns shovel
that loans hal lscllnel sL6i9,o9o. Virtually Me
banks have turned the stocks over W their deposit
tors. This revived demand for the Govsrnmen,
securities Ia very gratifying, shhough II does no,
dirct y aid the q G,vernmenL but relieves the banks
the employmeni " money in G'vernmeni stnsks'
however, raises the marke, price, and therefore
makes the future mo neusog Me Secretary OF tho
Treasury more easy
Tho exchange mArke, Ia not ~ Arm, and bankers
names are done today >t il2kGil2h which, with
gold NJ lG2, gives 10y tor bils, ~Licu ts about
lut cent. sbove the nominal par. The large houses
can fhip at that lut small shippers could lo, real
se much under ii% for their bl q, and a. there IL
NJ d.mati FOR money abruAJ, there u no induce
meat 90 ship. Tts decline In broadstuG, IN Eng
Land throws shadow on commoruial 81. nHu-e
Tho m re ~ In o,nftluence ~ the rlrrnty aNenp,-
oil fraud The annual return ui the ciinu yrce W
,hc I hted s,Atos 'nr she 0,cs year l,6i, has made
ts appearance In The usually large volume. The
.Sdng features Of the national exports shaw the ~.
fecis o'he rebell'n " All extraordinary extent, ~
follows
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Further Particulars Of Ih- sea Flight near
FOTtIeu Monroe,

4 correspondent who witnessed the conflict,
giy " the following full and interesting account
con moi cling whore the Merrimac first meets
tho Monitor -
Al first the rebel craft seemed nonplussei, and
hositated, no doubt In wunOerment AZ the queer
looking machine approaching her. T1o Mori
mac then closed the distance between her and
the Monitor until they we've within milo OF
each other. Both batteries stopped. Tho Mer-
rimac fired shot al the Mum esDta, to which
no Tepiy was made. The rebel crafC then fired
at the Monitor tho latter replied, biting the
MeTrimaC near tho water lts The Msrf'maC
then conmorced firing very rapidly, iir-t from
her stern gun at the Monitor aud then her
broadsids guns, occgsioua llY firing a shot al the
MlnnCsota The Ii 5h, went on In ths way for
an hour or two, both vessels exchanging shots
pretty freely. Sometimes tho Mfrrl uac would
retirs followed by tho Ericsson, ami
rice rersd. While the hRh' between the
| batteries was giuR on, one hundred tghd
| mir e-inch shot were scot up from For
tress Monroe on the steamer Rlncocas
| to ibe MlnneSots. Al a quarter past ton oc'ocs
| the Msrrmac and Monitor had come into pretty
| close quarters tho former giving the attgf TWO
| brosdsdos in suCc, ssiou. II was Erump' ~ TO-
| piled 10 by tho Monitor. rto t.irg WAS so
| rapid that both craft were oO'cuth IN coluinns
| Of white smoke tOr a moment of mlfn' Ine
rampant of the fort, The rlPgirs ol ma vessels
| In port, the houPes ard the bono were ri
| crowded with sal ors, ag' 'i'-s Hnl c,V'-Ians.
When the rapid hring g'uded 70 iosS place,
these spectators were s,ngulally silont, as II
doubtful az TO the result. IsG.r impati11c,
was soon removed by the tua figure OF "a
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The Country around Man assas and Washington.

pit Point Battery, by Ger. HooSor's troops,
and of thoir advance from the East. It will
le seen that the junction Of thsso two divisions,
shich w,u w have occurred Immediately below
NnNtas, wal intended 10 completely sur.
ourd ard hon IN tho Rebels A. Manassas, and
t,m ia J. kDnwn Of the preparationc, our
itc... ....rlf la," been ample to have captured
'a.u'u, l. h,i Army. Hence its prScipitat,
retreat, full account Of which appears else
where. There ara reports current Of the Rebels
having fallen back upon tho RsppAhannock
river, but these are not worthy Of credonco, as
the positions along that river are more untena-
ble than those which they have abandoned.
Their retreat is a long one.
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The above map represents the late POSITION
o TO rcD,l forces along the line Of the Poto-
NJ, together with Manassas Junction ami
.il be obee.ved Harper's Ferry, from which
route OF the Advancing federal armies will
q easily flowed, by tho towns ard cities,
'hch, from tine to tim O. have been taken pos
rs ion f by our troops. At last accounts, our
'oicos, Under Gen. Banks, had advanced TO
below Winchester, which will be observed on the
extreme left border of the map, near the
upper end, thus indicating movements towards
cutting of the retreat Of the Rebels on the
West. Ati 10 same time intelligence was re-
c,ivod on 81 ,day last, of the capture Of Cock
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NJ A Il IN f .
MINIAIuKE ALMANAC.



CLEARED.
srEAHsHIPs- Northern Lghs, TiuklepanShl
AspinwA., ID Is Allen; Arabia, shannon, LiVeIpools
, ard BuraAh, trAutmann. Hamburg, kun4
b bbtdt \ O.,
JIuIs Ar to.Aeue, tBromeal Rosenan, Liver
pon Russr Brus: b IA waljen, BArtlsn, Lyerpools
U Luu' s.
sARKs- Goldan Gate, ,o2 San Francisco, q
Reed a Go. AliiAnoc, tBr. De CAsteno, Queenstown.
80, q heAItEsr PoIny, IbrI Fowler, QuSsns.owns
jackson a Mil
BRlGS-Ais, Greene, F,r, Iu Priuss, D De
VOL; hers.y, tbrl Phillips, BerAAmbIon, Brssa,
Son 4 Co 4 " ROWAN l, hcCArty, Poi lAdelpliAs
sUBOuNRes-Au,ay4. Cordery, Philsdslphia.
mAstsr, S.lhe smith, WoTlsn, BfidIePorL L ksas.
ny; Russ %, Cf Nrdsnu, DrIn in IId~n"n'
Iluwes, Louie Auu, 1An Ng-''ant Oher,ys,o9e,
Parker; NuNs Pr, Is' Z h Ads phi-, a hHok-
e'G Van Cli"f l5r'on, WHLihr 'on' 4 beaeoS
n Sons; $ W Ponder, Nk.Hs Milton, q benton z
spis,E a kr,yHt Hrsea Post au Prince, Miller y
nuughton' A'.o F.ulEner. HAh'sx, II Ca
DE Wolf II iioHs H'A1sr GI uoe Ter, master;
JHIyt, C-s.-or, bAunUre- mast II Rs neccN 80
car, L'nou, .,u yU4,t,e, a., Milton, ktel- Puaisi-
hs, BaksE Dayton,
sLUUP-H D.r,, Rsd'e Dsa's Islsa-' m'Stsr'
ARRIVED
TFASIfIP-Factn, WlGns, PROVO cneas
wish IsHt Bynuer.
HyNKss-E Cturcrl, Gray - Hambi4I- traaA
CardOHlso Foh 14.a, NAL sugar 70 II I nuON vs.
t,sIlrI ia ,l Nl.a i.-. enc, hlS Liulan, AnA
~. SAT-, wat for New York, and oTs d U
Gsstner, Nr Bet "a.
EInulI DgsLt N.cseysOu, Of B1ston. from
| V.iuiu.l Culs lob Elsg, with sugar " POal 4
smell. S.ieu in 90 with b~,g q adtn LsA1 for
Pui sdtlppn stb i0s,, lAi 49, long u, spoto U .
luuUosI Saxon, fANl : ~ iOw Er s1sr hIicsh
queen, captured "a WunlEstun, o Ntis a.
upuag = ruu ,ts IA cA,sde, f. 8 va 10 search
uttLe S tigs,s V,rmo-t.
kRIG S--I4absl Beu main Tsnss, r' q. trlhoe
Feb y5, Wnh sugar 10 Murray, Jr. hal "esIsiy
Winds FOR tre lsst II Days beet LAY holsI ~ -
IeraE with strong "a o. frcu w aud ~ ahI 1ii's,
70 ion TO- M.rc5 T. a. 30 N. IN la 81 ", ION u
81, iound ,ns lelupsrstrs OF the G,lf s'IsAn 90 So,
Jacob DveE, r.ursP~n- oi Wtlhi'usNlh, ~ ~ -
| RaRuA March |, WI ugsr. s.I'oI "a - 80 S'S
iI,1Taa' Il = N.s lors Lea, bark Tront' -
| sail peT. dAy ior New Sogk. March oh' a. - %.
| Ian "a ga, saS a new L gunboAAs Whh ruda@ -
| toth ends, Etss ing 3 W.
Priaso., r. VA, IB-l Nswbold. BarmudA "A dAgk
~iIh LsbasSo ~ snish, Joas- %,
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I"'al. 's.s.,..... .3' it'l tli3 .. i,3to a4i
Under the heal agriculture Is mostly emhraood
br',istufA ard prusiHnrs and tho amount eV.
cc'ds one hundred miuionp, an amount larger 10y
i.r than ever before eNpoiiod from the yul1u. |,
has to a oouElderahe syt.nt com peus.,oi f,r the
greet falling of In cHton. II will be nbrer vel that
tie e'sIon eSp1rei was forwarded before
the ports were clestd y the rebellion,
~ was also the case with tie tihaool
and rice. For the pres year those items will no,
appear In he returns, bu,the exports will reach an
anoun', M ltas,, A. large ~ las, yolr. This unu-
sual ~ ort Ia due " No short harvss's ~ Europe,
and partly ~ the 100 ha, the reheihon C, sci the
uHuIl SuutheIn mArEe, ~ large Western supplies,
Rnd by tuInir those upon the EAs, for an outlet,
rciuCed prices NJ - stimulate the sreaty largs
'Vp. q demand. In other words, ~ enable the
Untoi States ~ compete success 'ully with other
gram growing countries In tine supp ~ England
and France. by frtunAte circumstsnce the
market Cf Europe was thus substituted fIr that of
the ! SIuth, snd the nALJna surplus found n timely
vent M order o. supply the rcHt ~ war.
The large sale ~ shAwls to-day, the importation
Of l.. Maillard d Go gave indication o' fair open
ing II business. Tue attsndAnos WAS large, well
ON, NJ town ~ gty, ARI the composition such AZ W
CRAFTY tho nucnoneer. High cDlors wsrs In ds-
inSnd, the scarlet, as being perhaps more wArke,
was the i.voriie. Tue spring sales, a together ave
pnpturAl Ing.
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Varieties.

buds under h, drostatic press"
A roY and girl OF tender years were dis
putting a. 10 what their mothers cou co. tio
ting impatient. tho little damse burted out Nv
way of clnchot Well, there IL one thing
my mother can do that yours cant. my m'thar
can take every ono OF her tooth out A. orr,."
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forced. Lieut. WOrdsn was kept IN confinement
until tho middle of November last, whom he
was exchanged and vent 60 Fortress M1nrcs.
whore he joined the Mlnnesots. lie was AZ ei-
wards detached from that vessel and appointed
TO tbs com msnd Of the Monitor
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A MELkLY EnlrIOn

" t. Wv Y,Hg s5S, is.u4d tvaty Tues i.y. IA
"''E-'s ar '1t mail, TWO Ozrrs EAcu, 81 psr fOe
srrscRtfrfors-PAID IN ADVANCE
't OPP, yeAr, 10 c,s Ivhres copies, year, % ~
D. 10 month";, 81 OOlFive copies, DO :. % "
fT specimen oopiss, gra,u. ul.oo,n, N no p,r
Ve.l 'tnm single rate on each copy over Ave.
~ Postage within New York s,.... onlU mr.
tftn cent, yedrtu "a, of the St.sa csui,,-sr ,enfa
Al tcsa N. 8. BEACH srS OvFtos Hsw Y0aa
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IAN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
IA soldims-wanted Tor the sth [ Infantry, an
. under ,he see Of 90. Pay from s9 10 s2l per
! ,nsn,h. subsis,ence, pay, clothing and medical
attendance. furnished from date OF enlistment
NIeadauartsrs "a Fort Hamilton. n Harb,r. Men
ieafons q enlis,ing In this regiment can apply At
ylhe recruiting ofaoe, itI Eighth av. W.s.wORrH,
,FnA L, sth Infantry, L s Recruiting Oih,er.
I mhf1 Qlacs1O1
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A 7S-BEST RED ASH COAL.
n. CA t0-WHlTB ASH oval.
elgIsh Csnnsn Oil per chAldron. Coke Ss psi
a. g. q. Oi-AkkA, b W lith 81, near ave,
taaS EIaG'iOA
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4 hO-CoAL PER TON OF Q OO0 lbs.
f' ~ wel soIeaLsdaJ Jccko, sS q chAldSrn-
lsafsd u AL parts q the city from Yards i5i
han aye Snd Two Wsa l1sh s.. near T.e Ava. A.
ABrf' mhT 2lacsils
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INSTRUCTION-wANTED, IL AN OLD
lrespectable boarding school, established 10 lsl!,
liitie girs " De brought up 90 teachers: they wi
q carefully instructed in English, French, music,
,iih pl,in and fancy work. Term, very moderate
he hrst year. Apply 10 Mrs SMITH, per- InaAy,
I 2s1 ives, 1 Nh u, near Abingdon iusre,
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oAL-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
LOO u 1850 lba, delivered ioG "a 3Our 4 b.,
full weight Of 2,tOO lbs. guArAnIe, y, urIlr l..,
ure q the whole bill, o ths best PsecL Orchard
Lehis coal IN the city, delivered Ia arDl order,
"a 70, trou yards lower cor. XII 4 and lroarwi 4
|. and 20 Roosevelt S. COZ. New Bowsry. NAT.
IlEw CLINTON, Wholesale AMI rs,sll agent
Ns9t ll.csiO8
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AN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
"A soldisrs-wan,ed for the sth U. g. Infantry, an
va regular regiment able bodied unmarried men,
mdsr the age OF ~, Pay from fl3 " sal Der
month. Bubsis,snce, pay, clothing and rnedcA
AtandAnoe, furnished from date OF enlistment.
7esdquarterr ., Fort Hamilton, N Y Harbcr. Men
isairuus of snisting In this regiment can apply At
he recruiting ofhcs, i41 Eighth av. w. 8. WORTH,
nra IA s,h Infantry, A Recruiting Officer.
unhT bsiaT
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COAL.

OAL UNDER COVER-CUH BERLAND,
E.d Ash, Lshigh and White Ash Clhi, Al,u
grd " the cord, load or box; all low fur Csah.
VI u. ABBOTT, Successor W ABB - a L1dus,
p Gruenwicn 81 ai4d 50 Beach ~. rnng U'l2l
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IA RELIABLE, ACTIVE MAN IS DE5IR-
p Gus Of . situation a. salesman, clerk, store
teeper, any position whore he con be useful, Y
! very moderate oom pensstion. The meet undou6,ed
.eoommendations given. Address G.. box soN'
Sun Office. mill 6is'lOo
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ONLY FOR IS CTS-LAD'ES LEARNED
y W operate on Wheeler n Wilson's sewing ma
Zines, In all iu branches, on Al kinds ~ work.
.ppy t92 Tenth Av, neAr iiGt -, Al the drug store,
nhiO8 8'i(9
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COOKS, LAUNDRESSES, CHAMBER
OmaIds, general housewo RI orp, can hnd good Etu-
hons In hotels, boarding houses and private fstni-
es-dty and untry, without delay AZ RCNGE'5
tmpioymant Ofice 800 Fourth ave, bet si,h aud
6th 81 Also, coachmen, farmers and gardeners.
mhlo S'ie6
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, oECRGITS WANTED - FOR UNION
-NCoaa Guard, 99Ih Regiment N. Y. Volunteers,
cw In active service At For, Monroe, Va. Apply
I 95G Pearl ST. IL. CAWLRY, Recruiting Ohosr.
mh6 2lac'tll
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NTANTED A wIIEELwRIGHT, STEADY
ulAn and good workman young single
BIZ, who would Ike chance ~ improve HIMSELF
nd be- preferred. Call Al the shop, II Downing
eel net h ecker. mil 2los
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[TANTED-NEW SHIRT IRoNERS AT
v he Bellevills Laundry, miles from NJ YorE;
ae but those aocustoned to ironing new shirts
81 apply. InqDire At 10 Dey u bet 10 and ,.
mh3 24acslo
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,EwING MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
~ operate on singers and Wheeler q wilsjn's
lAchines, BY IN experienced operator; terms 10
70, on ali kinds % work, al Allen n, near d. ys-
n, mhi0 24ac'3lT
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EWING MACHTNES-LADIES TAUGHT
" operate on whesler q Wilson's and Singers
wing machines; prac,ioe on shop work, tarIns
1. as 0Anal q. Singer's machine No , for sale.
ma 0AA1sI9J
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< : THE U, 8, NAVY, Sac
men, ord'y seamen and lAndsmen; inquire
the elothing stora, 4O9 Pearl 81 cor. Vandewater.
LILLIAN A. HIITe. ,el9 24sc'l9s
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lVANTRD-LADIES TO LEARN TO OP-
crate n Singers and Whsasr d Wilson'S
wing MAchtnes ll branches taught psrferA and
AStioe on work; terms 81. Apply ~ l5o p,lLdn
Brooklyn, up-s,Airsi talo 2Iar'lT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07
NINE DEMOREST,s
QUARTERLY mlRROR OF FASHIONS

Tho Spring number contains
THREE LARGE AND SPLENDID FAS1ON-
PLATES, THREE PUBLISHED
PATTERNS,
Comprisips the Latest Paris Styles Of
Neece. CAi7d's Apron, and the Ladies' Nsso Apriag
Waikiag Coat,
Together with nearly loo EngFsvings Of al the
NOVELTIES FOR
SPRING BONNETS, CLOAKS, TRIMMINGS,
CHILDREN'S DRESSES, ETC., AND
valuable information to Ailliners, Dress Makers,
Mothers and Ladies generally, presenting the
largest ana best Fashion Mag ssine in the world,
published It. 73 Broadwsy,aod sold evsEyvhere:st
Is cents, or sent By mail PEE: free, on receipt o.
bic premium:
Each yeasly subscriber will Be entitled 70 the -
lection Of 50 cents worth Of plain patterns, from
10 designs in The bsok, Or from the show rooms,
Or they may be ordered and sent BY nail any time
during the year, By paying he postage.
eplesAid Inducements - .Caavassoeoe
Spsressg J1esssber Jv6s0 IgssAy,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07
AUDITORS OFFICE. IOwAA


It is hereby certified, that tho 18th day Of
February, 1862 n sworn statement WAS 1led in this
Office, showing the dition Of Tae Atlantic
Fire Insurance Company, located At Brooklyn.
in the State Of New York, on the first day II Jan
uary, A. D., 1862. in accordance with provision Of
an Act Of t.e General Assembly,o Of the State Of
love- s.titled IAN Act in relation to Insurance
Companies" approved January 18th, 1857, and an
Act amendat1ry thereto, approved February 9th,
1858; that said statement shows that said Com
pany is possessed Of requisite amount Of capital,
and invested as requiredb by law.
Authority is therefore given to the above named
Company to transact business Of Insurance In
this State in accordance with the laws thereof,
until tho 3lst day Of January. A. d., one thousand
eight hundred end sixty.th1se.
II 10 also certified, that John l.. Switts, 8sq.. Of
Davenport, has been duly appointed By said Com
pssy their 'lawfal Agent ssd Attorney for Tie
county Of Scott with full power 70 take rshsof In.
therein, and to acknowledge service Of pro-
cess, ~ provided BY law, upon his fling with the
Clerk Of the District Court in end for said county,
. certified copy Of tho statement On die in this
Office.
In testimony whereof, I have hsrsuato ct ny
hand and anxed ny seal Of o1es, this 15th Day
Of February, 1862.
NV. UATTELL, Auditor Of State.
mch2O
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07
AUDITORS OFFICE. iowa.

UxS MONIES, FeOruary Atm, 1907. J
It 10 hereby certified, that ON the fourth day of
February, 1862, sworn statement was filed in this
Office, showing tho condition Of the Phenix Fire
Insurance Company, located at Brooklyn, New
York, on the first day Of January, A. d. 1852, in
accordance with . provision Of an Act of tho Gem
eral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, entitled IAN
Act in relation to Insurance Companies" approved
January 2Sth, 1851, and an Act amendatory there
to, approved February 9th, 1853 that said state
ment shows that said Company is possessed of tho
requisite amount of capital, and invested as re-
quired by law.
thority is therefore given to the above named
Company to transact business Of Insurance in this
State In accordance with the laws thereof, until
the 31st day Of January, A. d. One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty Three.
T. is also certified, that John L. Swits, Esq, of
Davenport, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
County Of Scott, with full power to take risks Of
Insurance therein, and to acknowledge service Of
process, as provided by law, upon his fling with
the Clerk Of the District Court in and for said
County, a certified copy Of the statement on file
in this Office. 1t is further certified that thu at
tached is true aud correctcopy of the said state
ment
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my seal Of Office, this 4th day Of
February, 1863.
lis J. w. CATTELL,
neh20 Auditor of State.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA, |
Desmoinea- Jannarv 16. '62.

UeSmOlncS, January 10, 0Z.
It is hereby certified that on tho sixteenth day
of January, 1862, a sworn statement was filed in
this Office, showing the condition Of the City Fire
Insurance Company, located at Hartford, in the
State of Connecticut OH the first dav Of January
A. D. 1862, in accordance with . provision OF an
Act of the General Assembly Of the State Of
Iowa, entitled IAN Act in relation to Insurance
Companies" approved Jsnsasy 3esh, 1851, and IN
act anendatory thereto approved Feb ., 1858; that
sid statement shows that said Company il pos
ssssed Of the requisite amount Of capital, and in
vested - repaired by law.
Authority is therefore given to the above named
Company to transact business Of Insurance In this
State in accordance with the laws thereof. until
the 31st day Of January one thousand eight
hundred and sixty -three.
It 10 also certified that ]. L. Swits, Esq, Of Da-
vsaport. has been duly appointed BY said Comps-
ny their lawful Agent and Attorney for the county
scott, with full power to take risks Of Insurance.
therein. ard to acknowledge service Of process, -
provided BY law, upon his fling with the Clerk
Of tho District Court in and for said county, .
certified copy OF the statement on 6le in this Of
6ce It is further certified that the attached il >
true aud correct copy of the said statement.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my seal Of ONCE, this 18th day
Of January, 1869. -
IL. 81 J.W. CATTELL,
mh2Ol Auditor Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07
CLOTHING.

THE NEW YORK LEDGER,
TT Is SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION OF
i 100000 copies, but its circulation il limited
compared with the circulation of garments man
ufacturrd BY
Sam. PERRY,
At his establishment on Brady street, opposite
the Post Office.
lam now receiving the largest and mosteo
plete assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
Ever offered in this market. Anticipating large
trade this Fall, have laid in IN anasualy heavy
stock, and the goods MuSf BE SOLO,
Nv goods are al
THIS FALLS STYLES.
Fresh from the manufactures and importers.
shall continue to keep on band large assortment
Of fresh
|REApY-MADE CLOTHING,
For Mon, Youths and Boys,o ny own naaufaet-
ure which will b sold at
N = . { . = N p = 4 . . = .
Ishall continue to manufacture my own Cloth
NJ thereby giving
A BETTER 0ARMENT
For the same money than any Eastern made goods.
Everything in the
Furnishing Department
Can 10 found.
Shirts Of slldook1Deaon0,
UnAse 0osh1ng N endless vaz1oty,
0seckS,
Ties.
HandksEchionB,
Oock1,
- ouaDondeea, -. -
Also, lazss and splsadia assortnsat Il
om01T0s OEAwIs0,
The lareeet and ~ ever o6sesa In this masks
| ItruSt thopublie will eall in and examine my
atook before Asy make any investments, for IN
~ sure can satisfy them both in price and
/ quality Of eooda SAMUEL fkRRYs
Brady strsst, opposite Post Omss.
2 INN Wee1. zesss4r1
I]1ow IS TIE TlxE 10 LAY 4WoOI
| ~ Sae vi,iE -. havsdTy hadli.g yeel
lao % p ~ ~ ogrssa vssa = q 8 =
l&.sysvm ss y; -: . ,.v-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-07
STATE OF CoNNECTICUTI GO.
n--o.- Cc.- 50:

Hartford, january, 1862.
Personally appesred,C. b. Bowers, President,
and G. G. Waite, Sec'y, of The City Fire In,ur-
ance Company Of Hartford, and made oath that
the foregoing statement, by them subscribed, is q
true, full and correct statement Of the affairs Of
said Company, and exhibits, SO far rs can be as
certained 1T this date its actual condition the
first day Of January, 662.
Before mo,
RI. 81 DOnD Nofarv puh1ie