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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21
The Amor Yssr.
be NsE Y0rk O0nnsEslaI Ad7artIe,

The New York CommeTOial Advertiser
ssya;-
An ehterprising citizen of New Haven
has invented g steel armoF vest and an
intelligent friend whose judgment and stern
fidelity to truth We can fully indorse, says
thst he has seen it tested, with the sub.
joined reEulis. Specimens Of the zhattened
4 rife balls be also showed Us: t
The amor vest vas struck forty. one
times, by balls from fully charged Sharp's.
/ Wasson's, Uuitsd States, and Henry's pat
6ht rifles, at distances nuginR from thirty
1 Eve to forty rods, the eject being that in
every instance the ball was completely
haitened upon the Rrmor, but in no ease
passed through It. ta- uB o.
The balls indenfed, In all cases 10 the
depth Of from two 60 fve-eighths ef an inch.
In four Of the plates email fractures were
made; one By single ball from Henry's
patent rifle, which seemed to be the most
powerful IN The 6eldG one BY q ball from
] Wasson,s rifle, Wkioh struck within the cir
Gle Of previously formed indentaiiou; one
/ bya ball which struck in precisely the
same plaza N which another preceding It
had expended lis full forces and one by
three balls striking in close proximity.
/ In nc instance, however, Fssthe fracture
6ufh6isnf q allow the ball TO pass through
any enc q ths plates, or to perforate or IN
iurs in any manner the canvas which in
all-csses closely pressed the inside Of the
h6fmur-zS fae0lt ai5h btems TO juEtify the
pfaesioal O5helabioa thas hsd the six sgits
6f armor thus tested been worn By ss many
. iefs, no one Of them could have reoeiF-
"a leah wound On any part Of the body
E1Ich lny within he circumference Of this
srmol, though fairly struck six times each
SIS from the most PoFerful rites now
aeEi 81 The short distance Of forty rods.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

#
ME, Busslo, New York Ros
Ton, aud Eaatern Way, DALI
buppigmentary Latter Pacf
age Tor BuiiAlo, New Yorl
And Boston, daily ..-......-..
Arla, Hulnl0i Albany, Troy
heW York. Boston aud Port,
land, cQnnectinF with Ny
GArie Agent, daliy....,........,
upDiementary Letter Pack,
$50 for Buffalo, New Yorh
-! lo1i d.ltE. ..sa.s..............I
Pits rurgh G NAY, PhiIadsl,
Illos Nelhlnrlon, BAH.
mpe1, AkroD, Olnton, s ~.
gilioni q. = z. y. n. q Stsu-
1onFillos Wheeling and B. 4
" =. H., daily i..s.,..ss...,,......,,
Supplementary 3 Latter Phck .
age for Pittsburgh, Phila.
ealphta, WaGhiugton end
baltimore, daily............,.,..
Toledo, Chicago q Detroit ,diIy
hOrWalft Fremont, Oberlin
and Toledo, way, daily.
Toledo, Detroit, Dubuqua and
gnilngoi dan .........,,,.....s....
lIhias nauduskY anf Way,
AonngltoWn, Warren md
=, Ma9t oailys..--.-.-...-.--....-.....
OolnmbuB, Cincinnati and
MsTt daily........................,..
columbus, cincinnati, Lou.
lsFllle, Wheeling, sc. LouiI.
Ohtlliootho, Olrci8Villo md
Marietta, daily.....-..............l
ouppamdnt1TY Aett1Fs pacl1
$50 t0r OolumbuH And Oir.
einnsti, daily....................,.l
Aedtna and WaY, dailV....,,,.,,l
hookpoFti Dover, ahsdleld.
North RidgsVilIs and A1a-l
Enllts laeRVal TnceiaVH.
I9u1gdayl and Saturday.,
Bath, RreokIVillo and OobieV
Leaves Tuesdays and Sstur-
n ~ -.s's''ssss 'sssssssss-ss...ss.s.-....
sharon Oentro, GTanFar
hinckl0y and North poTnl-
ton. Leaves fuesdt n anal
~ qfeayg .@..,sl.......,.,...........l
MaEteulYiusi daltJ.A.sl.., .,....... 7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

0anRectioll 49, msdn 4, 10uIleFllz Eith tho san
stzsky, Aiansdeld and aeEark 3. B., s ulgds With
thn EandulkT, uari1a and Cinfiunntl y fi. af Pc
mont win Fremont ! t1tlane 2 ~ soi 81 Tciseo
With TIE -EIichigal Sauthsrn a foFfhf1E.s Indiaaa
sid Tci5Io and Wabash Railr.ads ~ Ohesqu. De-
iroit, Isczol- Fnrt, EsFn.s herauEport 1aflFUsies
ziros alton, s.. Lotis aE5 = poilta l. u, EcFtb,
ua8t and SouthWagf. rf
Trans arrive q Ulsveianl iTca IL sco ana ths
Wglh st so ks ledta1ie p =. 4rum Eandlldy
& 800 A. g.
Oslsland. Nov : 1851. s15sL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

Tao story is told OF q certain New Zss-
iana chie2 that q young missionary landed
ei s io,aucoesd Q sacred teacher
dessa s1ue tine before. At en- inter
yi6N Niih tie chief the young minister
asked: aDid you know my departed broth.
err HOh, yes Ne deacon in his church" /"
HAb, then you knew him Wess was he not
9 zood and tender hearted msn9V uYes.h
replied the piCus deacon With mueh eusto,
''hs ysrY good end very tender. he eat :
pisss 81 hin" !" .w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

NlI lI13H 81 2 slIp1l9 p
-1 .Vfzz.5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

aoFfoha

Shalbg Bandutky, hlaulheld 3 ESslzsr rsIlro.f 1,F
nAasneids Mt. Fernon. AsEtzk, zanssEilis
OFaliIlns, FittlhzEgh, Eogt Wsyus 4 UhIcaso Rau-
rca1, fcg kQrest, lurar HrndIlsEy, nallhca,
Ina tgts stfa7na, llporfa, ohicard, a.,
--. vet, Ele EeEt 90 fRnEerld. ~ Toclfal, Hai
a. aliou. a.. y - 2 -a
aElinn and Bailefoniains Ralirosd LIna I5g BarIoa
. Eailaloutalno, 8,dlaT, unlo1l, lnuoia, IN
fiaa7olis, Lt-Fa lHauta, NinconEcs, EganIi
a VI Iia, LacliETllla 0llru 81 Ucll. a.
IlsiAuaro, With 6FEins saald, M ferlq7 and Pits
= ~ hIrRh Hsiiroad ior SpfIa1Il1l1-
ColHmsul, Eittlo Mani z C1lnIl -. FnI Vnn1r
aairoad, ior Xailla uaglon5 rllansRoil5 =.
90 frEfs Hlutq, 81. A1rt17 =. 17rr1 - iIql6|lrfl
ard Olncinnatit End VIII TIE 0tfo = rIsI
Elrli1ni RltlrQta e tlru7l11r - I-o1ll
vie, kvassyllisi ceiro, e. ls01iI, a11s
uc1nfl On tr1 Che rirrr.l
uolanbui, ogntral Ohio keilrold ioF sarTh Euu--.
tlft Els, - -, ~ - % Pilna ala
- ger LioEet8 % ali polrts 80 o. = -,
~ at the fressrgor station, sld af Unlo1 Tici5t
80. - ,. s ELIEf, I1rIrtsnds-s,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

RAHGALkSl BAK9AINSTI
~ In order 70 6nsure the ssls cf Ihf1 Ssssouss
p1rehGle OF goods. will O15r Cr q = Y7rT ~
figured French BrilliAntes at Is, worth ii cents.
yhinta a. QrRandias atIBlft = q l1N
laIt Uolored Lawns st I5 ssnts i-
Ameroidered English Barege8 only 10 ots 4 veFd
Hood Fast Oolofe1 Prints only cents 8 yard
. shalloy5 worth 25 cents, st only IS cents yard.
Da0Nn Anu9ue ParasoiB, only 70 cents each.
a teW Black Lscs n antilias at bali brios and
nAng other articles, Whloh VIII be oiIared st very
11s fficea 80 90 % sel thsm od during tis sssssa
OAll ana gst koms Good barEAinast e NJ
80 !. Ohaaa d. -0ooaa sLura .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21
GEN. EOLLIC0FFER KILLED!

THE TRENT AFFAIR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21
& f1AEVEhAND q PtPTSB SBUR9H
~ sU1 EA4I SO 40. r1Isi1T
asi-z . slSTE6 zi1lIIsaSs1zs - lsaa
s:.: 3 4: !:... s.. q ..ssla. -
go, ! :. :. =. ,,la.sOgtl0vaa.s9l''.


ua adI sFLss 4 I5ntas, November lih. isl, Trains
VII IN daiiJi ~ lolioFai u uRdlFs ercau1si, y
Ia a. ~ ChicGgo E1nres5-Stops At Al stations On
--Eeathein iiyigia1s eNaeet Nrsilallou, and
- zeifes z Iolsa2 - SAP a.; ana Cbiesso
go p A. noF1horn ffait-St1E1 a al stsffons o.
Aortdoru hiyiai1a. at1 srsirs5 - sluduakEas
-T G.IzP 81. ~. r .-r-r-F
s.i1 P. ~ ICiegratn EEFltaahtsp - q an stations
On SouthfEH DlFistgRi 5Ecerf n Httfipgfcn, c.
Nc. aud UiaY. Arfisaa u 4oicl9 81 la-ls Al Mg
81 aHtNhissFs "a A. A. As1o3 g VsiirF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

5ougnt H1olusively fJL gash a. tho EsTy lowest Pfi
Eighing 70 purchass II -
- Eiaughieturlng al my GAPS ana FuRs, and
haflng made special and dasirRbie hrran 7eula5 for
tull supply 81 AIS o. The latest siyies tdirccil7
Ir9m me manliae. uIeE,l beiiaTe ga oaor such
tnduceHlents On these g3s cauuct Be hand else
where. loetsRill =. ", PECK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

Terms, q. aia:ssi s:' 5salsi;i 3 :;ss!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

'KiIiNAL NOTICE IN FORECLOSURE.
'' ., 's s.:s, County Ia Di'triesc Court.
John Hosnby ". George b. Havley. Dsaisl 8.
ii.w'ey. las d. Rec, NILES Lswis Jss. Spsar,
Mm. rsricsy. Exses,oss Of the sstats Of Hell
TO the above named sIefen aants
oa are hereby no,iled that The petition o.
ne above NAMED plsinsi4 was sled j. the oAcs
o. me Cle'k Of the District Court Of scots com
y. on me n'asrsentA (l0) day Of lIesemosr, ~,
c'si@ies o. you the ~ = u 4tAs b0.iOO with To.
ssssss from the ilth day Of April, 1851, The sane
note given b. Gsosgs 3. asd l,ssisl 3. Hsvley.
payable to the order Of jobs Horaby. bearing ths
st aoove date. payable four years after dsis with
.": eonoaaIy d ~ pr oeat. noaa note coe-
S t..ns condition, tha: said note 10 not 70 Be
assm n.H dae Until the psyaent ssd disehsfes q
.won.. as %CI.eSg., sxecsted 70 secure ces..sn
gsgs has nov been pad s.d discharged. Plaza
ns .lso esssas Of you sAs fssselesurs - certain
@ov9see:,g wen TO cure the said sote, and up
e sne 'o;iew,eg lsnds, to.wits Thse part o. !ot
40; one ~ 10 block lfty-io (SA.) In The city
VI; ~ .ssn.Po.s. dsesihsa % follows, vis: begn
ny ,.s sss.s corner Of said lot snsoce
Of said lot ;thsocs north sientv col feet theaes
esss esxty .soerl6 4) feet: thsscs south eight.
So"! ~. 70 sss place Of beginnisy. And ssiess
yoa sppsss III. rsse and ds5ssd before ness of
seo.; County Di.s,ie. Coat. = IS holden % 80
~ Aoscay Of February, lses, deessis viii -
49, 49, .sa esesrsa aealsss ~. ard jsAg.eas rs1
~ 1s..I Ny: Msfcon. And the dslssAAess Jaees =.
- 49, r c'.ss Lewis: James rpssr 80 ". rse1i-
Az. A.. W. o. The Estate q Hale. y. ssn-
- 49, .sea, srs hsssby nosioss tAss - pessoe'
4. eau" 10 made assiast them In The sssvs &C.
uon. LANE Z 6ElNGkRs
no 80 awe fs Plrhy sslss = thsCs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10
DAN. ELlYsoN, Dsputy.


| e11RuATrE,a 4ALE,-Wue..Ae on the 9seh
| a.. - ac,;I y n iass Ia.oh Hnis-
"a C:,h.,;.. H..;.e. liz ii. Sr.e.i.d r.so
X".,;, co,h;" - rns,sa. : ssrsain Dssd A r,nss
soa,..;ns )" IA r,..tss ~ Soiio.in~ Ls.s.IaIi
In J" ~ fonc- :" ~. - - III 49,
Ss 'oeo = ~ so,,o" Wv. ~. ~. .ss
oe.ea .:n, " o'oc. s. xsssass 10y
~. cmys..;". =. - .o.,S ~ s.,~"s ~ r
49, Ssss,;h.d III tAsac. ,.s.;rs ~ s;,sS.
foar Cd Ie:s, sneooe eosse SKY .oO. -
inesoe vsst Hxsy'ioef los'l seeA sessee $50
sixty go fees 70 psscs o. ssGiseane. soecsar
~ A..,a:. =. ~ -. ....s.s. .ss.sN I b ~
isg and wife, and sbsolstsly eeeveyeei WheesAe,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10
CONFIDENCE GAME.


The Gazette announces that it 10 NO,
. without confidence in the Admin'stra-
ton! The announcement will pnzA'f
even in most devoted friends. It has
confidence in many things, 1t wou'o
seem; things which are alike a'o
tbiags unlike in nature and sp,''' com
maud it. approval. ], was enthusiasm
over the Presidents Message-the'
went into ecstacies over Cameron :
Emancipation Report; then hurraneo
ike a lunatic for the President, when NC
slasbed of the obnoxious portions of'hs
said report; then it Landed Lincoln
when it thought he had appointed jim
Lane 10 the command OF the Western
Expedi,ion-no man like Laue-the
very best thing the President could
possibly do-and such stuff; but when
il leaked ont that the President hid
given the fellow no such appointment,
aud that he was going TO lead no exFe'
dition-then-pyesto, we see another
change-more professions of confidence
in the President. 1t is an organization
which our venerable neighbor boats
lie can glorify the President fof great
deed. which he is convinced Lave mel
Presidential approval but wher, IN
day or two, he finds his mistake, then
he eats Presidential dirt and becomes
juLilant in Presidential praises.
Now a discriminating public are moi
AT loss TO detect the cause OF all this
The darkcned and contracted condition
Of our neighbours mind causes all M
sympa,hies to flow out towards thote
determined enemies Of the Government
the Abolitionists. 1t is his DISPOSE
ton to endorse them. lie denomin ates
this an Abolition war, and hopes it may
not be stayed even while negro lAck'
his freedom. Losing sight OF higher
objects tho rights Of white men-th.
hopes Of the great Caucasian race-ht
runs naturally into the Abolition gutter
and even though the President pelts
him him with rocks, be will occasion
ally bob up his head from his chosen
slime and declare his confidence in Old
Abe!
But the conservative side Of the tight
is gaining ground the Abolition co
horls arc growing less popnlar-hence
it may be, that by persistent effort ou
our part our contemporary can be kept
apparently straight-not because he
wants to do SO, but because it may be
Tor his interest. We do hope that W.
shall see some substantial f,uits Of this
confidence, bnt we shrewdiy suspcc'
that The soil from which this confidence
issaes is too weak and sandy to produce
any favorable harvest. Let us watch ant
see the result; OF this fresh return Of con
tidcncr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

MosE OF TsEA.-The report is that
there are more traitors in the Senate at
Washington. There is only one remedy
--clean them out. Men Who afford aid
and cou fort to treason, end at the same
time prtsnme to sit 10 Congress and
help make laws, are not to be tolerated.
Let the traitors be sent away without
delay.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

GEN. BLENKER and bic brave Teutons
are inceneed at the PRONUNCIATION OF an
order which prohibits the transporta.
ton Of "spirituous, vinous or malt
liquors" across the Potomac after Feb.
'uary LIST. They say that they could
get along without their Rhine wein,''
but cannot cxist-much less fight with.
out their 'lager bier"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

THE new order of the Secretary Of
War in regard to contractors has caused
great futtering. 1t is reported tina,
there are over three millions Of dollar.
OF contracts now held by parties in
pennsylvania, who will not be able 10
conform to the new rules-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

Cot. CoacoRAN.-The Board Of Al
dermen Of New York have adopted a
resolution requesting tho Mayor to take
such measures as he may deem neces.
sary to secure. BY all fair and homo, able
means, the release of Col. Corcoran and
his brave associates.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10
The MeFrimac..WhMt we Have to Meet
Her.

f1O6.
The naval officers at Old Point have
reliable information that the Merrimac
is actually ready for service. The sloop
of-war Plymouth is off Craney Island.
and the rebels are removing the obstruc.
tions in the Elizabeth River, 20 az TO al.
low the Merrimac to come down and
go up to Newport News to engage the
Cumberland aud Congress now stationed
there. When the Mer,imac comes out
the yorktown will come down the
James River. It will be "a tough en-
gagement. The Merrimao mounts len
100 pounders Of the Armstrong pattern
The Plymouth mounts fourteen o.;nch
navy guns. She will be assisted bv =
fleet OF small boats, each armed with
!ified guns. We have At Old Point the
Minnesots, A; Roanoke, ~ 3; James.
town, 20 /; Monticello, 8; n ba'que, 8
aud several ing boat, each with riAed
guns. At Newport News there arc the
Cesgsssss 90; Cumberland, -; and
BaWnv 8. ''ssas7@@ sf'T--,a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

CRoss YoUR T's.-An eminent bank.
er in New York wrote to his agent in
London to invest 10000 for him in State
securities, but failed to GROSS the first (.
and his agent bought for him an inter.
eat in the slate quarry in Wales. The
agent wac stupid, but be obeyed orders
literally.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

The ExTREAE.-The butter divided
among our boys on the Potomac does
not appear to be OF the best quality.
and the Pennsylvania Thirteenth, allud-
ing to it, says The different grades
arc now arranged according to the fol
lowing scale: Strong, bad, rancid,
vile, abominable, SutAr's."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

SOUTHERN CoNFEDERAcY At THE
Wo1LDs ExuIBIT1 oS.-The Southern
Confcderacy has secured 10000 square
1sakjA. In 4pa9pn International Rxhi.
bitisn, which b 70 take place this year.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

y. u: >CKivRN, yS, Dearborn street, Chicago. 10
authorised to receive advartisemscss -. ~
per.
houNDs LAnaDox, l5s Randolph street. Chi !.
cago, are authorised to receive sdvert fse
this paper '~'"ss 's
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10
CNATTEL MORr0 ,CR sALE

X vtNIU6 VI CHATJEL NORT0AOE
- made By Peter 1hede % the l5,h Sav of
August. 1850, sld recorded 10 book '.K" Of eoods
and eha,tols Of Scott county rseosds. vhick -
made for the psrposs Of securing 70 Nieholss II.
!ervary sun q money - shsrsin Oppressed. AMI
"a Ia default Of paymeat thereof. will %, Wednes
?sy; ne 18th day Of February, lsS3, atS s'eleek.
ne 'orsnooa, It The Cssrt House doss, 10 thc
h"s.s ~. UsoPOrt, oues fos sals one large sssssl
February s. loea. - s."' ass
- HlSaoLA5 lEJInyARY. H~,.,,..
". ". hnovMs Ag't er1seeanesa. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

AIARMKD.-Thc Cork (Ireland) E1.
aminer says: "Ever since the proba.
bility of quarrel with America, the
police at Queenstown had special Or
ders to watch the arrivals of the Amer.
can steamers, in order to ascertain il
any political agent from that country
landed in Ireland for the purpose Of
stirring up discomfort here.'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
aEDoEA1 160wx0D
| ~ O0ysDUynP111.ES. 4

TOOWSsDOSDA4 80 -
n. Advertise. having bsss restored - health
{, few weeks By vssy si.p,s ssnsdy, After
h.v,ns suffered ssvssal yssis with ssvsrs lsas
Affection. and that drssd disease, Cossunptioa-
!, .nr;eus 70 make knswn 70 his fellov-sulsssss
the means Of cure.
TO al Who desire II, he viii ssnd copy Of he
n,..e,r&ion used free oiehargs,) With the dirse-
lion for preparing and ueias the same, which thy
I'll, 6nd srRs Cess SoR CoxsUnrrIoH, AETNA,
R.oscurr1s, 10. The only object Of the aAves-
,;.e, In sending thsprssssiption - 70 honest the
.m;etsd. and spread information which he con-
..;ve.,o be invalusels, and he hopes every sufferer
iii, try his remedy, - II will cost them nothing,
and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
H.. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WlLlIAnssuEoH,
oe,so-snw Kings County, New Yesk.
To FARMERS AND FAMlLIEs de-
,,,ou, Of owning good Sewing Machine, that is
.;mule IN it, construction, strong and not liable
oct ont Of order, ono that makes the stitch alike
IN both sides, one that doe. net skip stitches Or
,r,.vel one that viii sew equally veil on thick Or
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers With
GU, breaking. enc that makes uniform seam.
leaving no ridge updsrneatb,) one that will use
.rv No. Of cotton thread, linen OF silk, one tina
will last for years on all kinls Of work; in short
one that ID not more trouble than It il worth, buy
At once, without hseitation. the LADD. WEB
STER co. Machine, at 10 the cheapest u the
end" SEQ advertisement in another column
CHICAGO Heal2. ag4-dAwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

~VDOU WV
I'M The FIRST DAT
" nsde 70 The Auditos ,
Let. The name Of ths Con,
Fire Inssrsses Ceo'ay,
CAPT
I'd. The amount Of cen. tai
ID. The amt Of capital sto'
&th. AseuI
Cash 90 hand and in hask
Cash in hssds of agents.
and in esurss Of trans.
mission.
Bills receivable, for loans
secured By personal and
collation.. seeusiiy.....
Real estate uneocumhered
building and lot 10
PsaTl-st, Asstfssd 80. il.
Interest sad rests accrued.
(nostly payable janus
y lst, lsS3).... $685..
STOCKS AND Bonds 4
Sl1 shares Hartford Bank
stock. Hartford ........
400 shares PbGnix Bank
stock, Hartford ........
loo shares Connecticut
River Banking Go. stock
Hart lord 49,. >. ......
200 shares Exchange B'nk
stock, Hartford ........
$50 shares Bank Of Hart.
ford Co.............,..
200 shares Charter Oak
Bank stock, Hartford
26U shares Pasners' and
4echanics' bank stock
Hartford ..............
$50 shares Nslcantile Blk
stock, Hartford ........
10? shares Asrchauts' and
Manufacturers' Bank
stock, Hartford .......
SIS share KsnA hask
stock, hartf ! I'd ........
EOS shares City BIZ stock,
Hartford ..............
200 shares American Ex-
CD anss Bank stock, New
York..................
600 shares Bank Of Com
msrce stock, n Y......
500 shssss Importer and
TredsTs' bank stock, N
I....... ...........
800 shares BIZ Of America
stosk, n Y............
800 shares Aanhattan Co.
stock, N Y............
800 shares Merchants Blk
stock, N Y............
900 shares Ocean Bank
stock, N Y............
200 shares Union Bank
stock. N Y............
200 shares Of Nsrth Amer-
iea Bank stock, N w..
300 shares Metropolitan
Bank stock. N Y......
leo shares Dlscksteps Blk
stock, Boston, .........
loo shar, ; Bank of Com
merce stock, h0ston. =.
100 SHARES Granite Bank
stock, Boston.
10 shares Suffolk Bank
stock, Boston .........
100 shares Hide and Lea
Their bank, kostou.....
100 shares Webster Bank
stock, boston.
100 shares National Bank
stock, Boston.
100 shares Atlantic Bank
stock, Boston.
100 shares Safety Fund
Bank stuck, Boston -.
loo shares Boylston Bank
stock. Boston ........
loo shares Revere Bank
stock, boston. .........
200 shares Blk OF the Stat
Of Missouri stock. St,
Louis .............
200 shares MsrcANAss'
Bank stock, st, ~
81 shares Stste 'a;s -.
stock y" WIS. Ok
,os = ..WAukee. .....
.nares Union Banl
stock, Albany.........
80 shares Montreal b l
stock, Montreal......,
100 shares Connecticut
River Company stock. :.
20 shares COnAecticul
River X Z Co.
100 shares Hartford and
New Haven 4 X Go. :. /.
40 bonds Tennessee Stats
stock 8 Per cent. paya.
bic 1897.
: bonds Ohio Ntats stool
| 6per Ct, payable 1850
20 bonds Michigan State
stock, q per cent. pays
BILE 1868.
IS Hartford CITY bond
| stock. 8 per o., payable
l676........... 49,. ....,
Is Hartford and New Ha-
ven X X bonds, 8 per ct
! 1878. :,
o. 3. Treasury Notes !
per cent.
| Q. 8. stock coupon 8 pc
cent, 1881.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

TENNESSEE A DEFAuLrsR.-Our Lon.
don correspondent has made allusion 10
the happy effect produced on Change
by the announcement that the State Of
Virginia bad RENTED funds to pay the
interest on her bonds. We arc curious
to see how the news will take that Ten.
nessee has not. Her agent, at the LIST
ult., announced that be had received no
orders to pay interest, and the credi-
tors may now whistle for their money.
Neso Y0rE Commercial .Advevtiser.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-10

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p. ~. -, sae Lee. Sstasday sfsvssy sssss'
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