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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

D&S MOlNBos SS0 Seut ~ e
Il 10 hereby certified, that on the zSd dsy o.
Jannsrv. 1884. . sworn statement vas nled Va
this cl6ce, showing the condition Of the asrtiotd
FIR. Insurance CompAsy, located At Hartford IN
the State Of Oonnscticut, on the les Gay o. an
ussy A. D., 1854, In accordance with . provisoo
4 On Act Of the General Assembly OF the Stsse
q Iowa snti.lsd "au cot In relation TO Insurance
Con panies," approved January 2sth, 1881, and ? n
Act smendetory thereto, approved Feb. Stns 1905,
epa an co. Ia relation 70 hife INSURANCE Compa'
niep, approved March 18th, 1852 tbs said state
mens shows that said Company 10 possessed OF
The rsq uisits amount Of capital, aud invested 80
'futhorisy 10 therefore given to the above nam
q Oeupauy 70 Straasset their sppeopriass busi-
- Of Iusarauee In this state, In aecofdence
ViSA The lsws thereof. until the Slst day sf JAN
II Il slso certified, that VIM. r. Ross, Of Dav-
ssvsee, Ass been duly appointed BY said Compa-
- shsis isWful Agent snd Attorney Tor the joan
g. e tleptt With full powsf 10 take risks o. IN
earnnee therein. and to acknowledge oefviec Of
ueneane = ueovtdsd by Law, upon his nang WITH
o. Olesk Q. the District Ooars in asd for sad
Oeanty. certified copy Of the etassn.snt on NE
q shis oinss. Il 10 farther osFtioed that the 81
tnohsats true and correct copy Of the sasd sesas'
- N tsstinosy whsssof, have hsrsun-
q n % ct my hena aAd aaxse ny ssal q
~1 s0es The day cd (set escs asovc writ
S~ -. s3 j. W. OATTELL,
oasfte = .rFes Auditor II State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
"G REAT A N RICAN REM EDY'
IJr. HArv0vs0

IMPORTANT TO LADIES
20 r EAT AMERICAN Rem EDY."
11r. HArv0ysO
hTO OF b . rm I r n lie Pilla,
XX3 HIGH RAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w when the directions have been strictly
followed) In removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION Or STOPFAGE OF NATURE,
or In restoring the system 70 perfect health whom
suffering from special aaectone, irolapsus Utsri,
the w bites, or other weakness Of the Uterine Or
constitution, and may b. taken By the most del
icass female without causing distress q The
same time - ct 111k0 - charm,
By strengthening, inv'gorating and restosing the
system 70 . heaithy condition, and BY bringing %
matter from what cause the Obstruction may
arlss. They should however NOT b taken tue
Arst three or four months Of pregnaSy, though
the rssuls. Each boz contains 90 pills. Price u.
Dy. Harssy's 7rsasses o. dJseasss q Es1asss,
Prsssascy, Eiscorria0s, Basrssasss, 0srsh.
y, ksprodsesi0s dsi Absss II AatswA
and emphs tieally the LADiss PM. 1rn MsD,cAI
ApvIss1, p implicit OF - pages, ssnt Tres to -
address. Six cents required - pay posta9s.
The Pills and Book will ~ sent BY usiI,
dsntialiy, when desired, securely ssslsa and pre-
paid, o. receipt Of money BY Isl
80 ]. BRYAN, n. D., 0snAal Agent.
-70.Csdas- street, Nov Yosk.
iSold b oil the principal Drsegists.
Smith = Dwysr, WhoaeAale Agents, Chicago. :.
I. ]. WELLS Agent DAVENPORT. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Volunteering goes on slowly 10 Phil
adelphia and New York.
The He6sec, . Jewish weekly paper,
hss been started OF San francesca.
The city and county tax for New
York will be els, 900, 900 or t1s head
for the inhabitants Of Manhattan Island.
B. asiLao syrup, : new article Of tr.f
Rc has appeared 10 the New York mar
ket.
Tom Thumb. il 10 said, has retired on
fortune Of e26o,00O.
The F'irst National Bank Of New Or
leans was opened for business purposes
on the 18th ultimo.
The total number OF blind persons 10
the United States and Territories 10
1850 was 1875. OF this number 1910
were slaves.
Ohio brings in = bill Of 3223,826,S7
sgsinst the government for damages in
Cured " Morgan's band into that
State.
WAR" says Herodotus, "reverss the
order Of nature. In times Of peace sons
bury their father; hut in times Of war
fathers bury their soma"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
s - % c''''''''''' 50. Jan. !, 1904.

- 4. q. Hiyn. secretary Of the Hartford Firs
insurance Company Of Hartford, and made oat
chat the foregoing ssatemsnt, BY them sabscrin :
"A Il true full and correct statement Of the At
feirs Of said Company, and sxhibis, - Tar - GO
- ~ shirty-Arst day Of December, 1883.
80 EDwAnD GocDM ~,
Justico Of the Peace.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
uanes ~ Iowa soldiers Dtsehs vgeA erOns
shs UsstsA states General ssospltal ~
KeOkuk.


the u ssssA states General Hospital ~
Ke0kuk
tsepor,ed BY J. O. Todd, State Assnt)
Gordon Stephen, 90. B 26th inf JaE.A
PAIL Thomss, 60. 30th Inf g 4.
Mead sSuiles, 81. 10th %
Wihliaser Jeseph h. 90. b oh III Jan.
hosiarsA u b 90. q ID inf Jan TO
- ...izk soslu Benz. co l lat CAV. Jan. Ia.
S.ut.aaa. .sbrshaJu, co. u Let cav. Jan. 10
Inner Henry, 90 X 2lst tui. Jan. 10.
Mitchell Tnos. u co. q 3l-t Inf. dan. 81.
NJ arle Gyms y, co X soh Inf. Jan, 20.
Dayton I'm g. 60 18th Inf. Jan. -.
Bunker Allison, 90. lat cav. dan. 30
10y Vim. ", % fl 9th inf Jan 70.
Muivane Villa n, CD / 2sth inf Jnn. -.
Ogebee John, CO 39th int, Jan. 70
6humnrd John !, go ! 4th inf Jan. 81.
DsAfns OF IOWA soI DIsEs o. .. soePIsAL A. ESQ.
lReportsd by J. q. Todd, Slate Assnt.l
Rich mond nob't. K 9th INF Jan. 81, pnsumo
mia
House serge W. CO. ssh inf Jan. 8, chronic
disrr6sa
NeKsnny William, 60. u AO.h Inf Jan 81, ohron-
10 diafrbsa.
ninth Aaron b, O.. II ed inf Jan. -, chronic
diarrhea.
Burrs William. co. A I'd Inf. Jal. %. oonssstioa
Of brain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

Farmers having Leaf Tobacco for sale
will Obtain the HIGHEST PRICE by applying 70
NICHOLAS HUMAN 4 CO., Tobacconists
corner Main and Second SITS. feb1 d. w&wm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
INSURANCE.


s..t-ng ~ fnn oouptSioE %
4ho Hartford Fire Insurance
49, Company.
o. ~ Sls dsy Of Dee. le6s, sssds 10 ~ Auditor
Sta - ~ State y IsWs, 81 essrosxstsy
spitA tie Lses Of ssSd Asats.
fhe same Of the Company 10 "THs HAnrsoaD
~ lnsUaANos COMPANY. snt 10 located st
Hartford, Conn.
OArtrAL.
The Capital Sleek OF the Company is.ts00.0Vo.vV
Anouns Of Capital Stock paid up w.. eoo'oVV.sV
ms Asssss o. rss COMPANY Ans ~ solLows.
Cash on hssa and IL Bank 81, 270os
Coeh In hands II agents and
" ~ $3.50 81
Bille rscsi 10 for loans secured BY
psrsonel and collateral seourty.... le,30l.2
Real Estate snsne ambsrsd .......... 100000
Interest accrued mostly payable Jan.
ist, 1854 .................... 1syoSl.Ol
nrnrRa AVN pnHnn An D0aaAWn:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
.sss.slo.ss
nLLANkOu1.

Tia sysatsst amount insured In any one risk Is
! 90 ooO, except in special csses.
The essatess amount allowed tobs insured IN On ?
one City. Town or Village. varies according
20 its Size and class Of property.
The srsatcst amount allowed TO be Insured IN Any
one block, varies ~ In the proceeding.
ocrftasa Copy OF the Chatter Of the Company, Is
nls3 heretofore.
Y)epoe,ts ere made With the States Of Iowa AID
ohio. Preniams received In Iowa for the
yssr ending December slst, 1861. amount to s2e
ts0 IS, (receipts for December estimst:d.)
povsr Of ATTORNEY auth crisins sny and all Agent
n si,a State OF Iowa to accept service ot leg"
ncoeese. Il died herewith In accordance TO law
II. HuN9INoT0N, Peat.
THO. C. ALLIE, SEQ,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

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h GUARANTEE TO THEM
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

~ BLACK STONE, Mass.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09
From Thomas Baker. Musical Director Of Laura
Keene's Theatre, formerly Lssdsr Of Julicn's
band.l rtt

0sxTLRxEx :-Having examined the American
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

(Frsm Thos Ohsbbuek. Organist and Dilsotor Of
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Mass. eYIlNevfRLO. MAse.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-09

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- shares Montreal Bank 81
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10 shares Connecticut Rive
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100 sharse Hartford and keV
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Tennessee Htate SIX 9 Fer Of
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Oolifornis State St'k,7 per ct
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Ohio State stock, . per cent
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300 90 Ocean Bank do do
200 do. u nion Bank do do
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10 do Sutfolk Bank do
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The New York herald., 1864-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

1oEoACr TO A PERSON NAMED OLIVER OR Els
~ ssue.-A person Of the above lett Scotland
god many years seo m supposed, and he or his lswfu
Esue will much advantage N Identified within limit
time The person refcvred TO bis tissue will ad
dress by post Latter or sstsrs 10 Mr. n. Kis w. Rdn-
burg ssng the wing particulars, -His full
What part Of Scotland he left and when he sf
and whether he left alone with whom he left
Ne resided IN Scotland when young and where he went
ara no his relations connectiens his
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perssr interview and u desired
hat any person yheuld the subls of
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The New York herald., 1864-11-06
amUsrMHrry.

cApgMY OF AUsfo.-iTALfAs OPERA.
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Tho dir-ctnr hSs honor nfirn ne panic ana Ne
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other ot,e-
Among tns prominent novelties and rsvgas N es pre-
dueed durrg the u,rt Doa ses 0Asssfsssrv
never yet prod ucnd In America,
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| An eaects. IN s- en scene both
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| SUBSCRIPTIONS FOX KiGHra y NIGHTS
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olHoea
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, 1864-07-28

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TIE PoToAAc.
July Is, 8 .; n, vi Washington, 4EI, f.
No offensive movement has rs yet been
made by any part Of this army. The deci-
siVe event cannot, however, be far oil. Dur
ing the last three days the rebel pfckets have
steadi1y refused, in consequence Of superior
numbers, to make the customary exchange
Of newspapers, doubtless becanse Of bad
pews from Atlanta. Artillery and picket
fEing continues active on the left and center.
The enemy's shells a1e becoming very an
no} ing. Yesterday, ono Of their eight-inch
mortar shells dropped Into group Of five
officers indu1gfng In chat in the rear Of the
main line Of Gen: Ledlle's division, aud e.
ploded right among them. Capt. Galusha,
Goth Massachusetts, and Lieuts.>Ro5ce md
Bowman were very seriously injured-the
latter morta11y.
Gen. Martindale has resigned. Gen. Bir-
ney has assumed command Of the 10th Corps.
Brig. Gen. Ferrero has been mustered out On
account of non.confrmation By the Senate.
Gen. julius White now commands the col
ored division. Gen. Bartlett, Of New York,
commands the 1st Division Of the 5th Corps,
temporarily, during the absence Of Gen.
Griffin on sick leave, Gen. Bartlett, Of Mls-
aachusetts, wounded in the Wilderness, has
reported for duty and resumed command Of
bis old brigade in the 9th Corps Gens. Rey-
nnlas and Mcmillan, Of Indiana, are among
the late arrivals.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July o7.-The
Times correspondent with Butler, under
date Of the sd, eays the rebels, on Thursday
night, attacked tha 10th Malue regiment,
which was holding Strawberry Plains, IN So
perior force, and Lieut.. Hill, commanding,
III obedience so orders, owly. fell back be-
fore the assault, returning to Gen. Fosters
Not disposed to yield the point, Gen Foster,
Yesterday morning, unltr cover OF the fire
OF our gunboate, again cent the Mafue regi-
ment out to retake the position, md they
succeeded In holding " all Day.
Last night reiuforcements were to be
thrown over, and We doubtless shall keep
the pl4cc permanently. If we do this with
oat more fighting, 1t will be sure sign Of
weakness on the part Of the enemy, to whom
this position is OF much anvantnge.
The barr tiov. Hay Was burned at Mem
pbis VI the 25th Information irom White
River represents all quiet Pr;ce's uImY ut
last accounts were divided between Cam
den, Monticello amt Princeton. Fagin's
force Is in the neigheorhood Of Pine Bluff,
plundering occasionally. Gen. Gordon's full
brigade, from below, occupied st. Charles.
O*ing to late Treasury restrictions the
still. The stock On hand IS aoout nine hun
dred bales. Sixty bales were shipped from
Memphis On 31ond 3 aud will be seized here
nv ,rfl1tnrx nnrhnrf1i4s tn.faF
, 1864-07-28

wounecd were taken off tIts field by the
rebels.
Gen. Logan estimates the rebel loss At
least 1900 Our loss, Including killed,
wounded and missing at 3. .190..
Atlanta Is in plain view. Gen. sherm an
prefers not to enter Atlantis ut present,
. though in two hours he could establish bis
. headquarters there:
Gen. stoneman IL en- roste for the Macon
and Atlanta railroad.
To-day's Nashville U,sios.. says Gen. Gar
rsrd ut the head Of cavalry force marched
to Covington aEd destroyed several Bridges,
an engine. a large number Of czrs and 1000
bales Of cotton.
We also harm that the rebel loss before
Atlanta will doubtlessly reach L. 800.
NEW ToRE, "Wednesday, July 27>-The
Eerdld's special, from Nashville last evening,
says: Sensation dispatches datet Atlanta
ed, published In the Western papers, created
totally false imposition, We have aot yet
we have done better than that, and arc push
ing Hoods army. It appears TINT Hood has
the 22d.
There bas been no fighting since the aod.
All the railroads leading from Atlanta; except
the Macon Road have been destroyed.
There appears to be no disposition on our
part to hasten the occupation Of Atlanta: A
better thing can be done than attacking the
enemy In their works. Sherman Is not like
II to force IN engagement in which the enc
NY u III have q very great advantage. Re-
liable Information Is sreceived that everything
Is going on all right.
NASHVILLE. r1a LOUISVILLE, cyl
Wednesday, July q. +
information received from an officer at the
front says that In the two battles Ia front of
Atlanta We have destroyed the better por-
tion Of the enemy's two best corps. All the
prisoners captnred On the 22d and 23d unite
IL eay ing that rebel General WAS killed on
the ed.
Mu1or General Rousseau and staff arrived
at Nashville last night from Marietta. His
Taid was tho most successful during the war.
His total loss is f1re killed aud thirteen
wounded. He captured and pa1o1el 1000
rebels, and killed aud wounded 200. He also
captured eight hundred horses and mules,
and abont Inc same number of contrahxndE,
and destroyed thirty-one miles Of rai1road,
great quantities Of stores, cotton, ETC.
Thirteen railroad depots, at points TN the
Atlonta and Montgomery railroad, we're
burned.
, 1864-07-28
FEOM CENTEAL ILLINOIS.
Guerilla and Rebel Bandittl on the
Prnfr1es-EXrltenle and D1StuCe
Dances III 4SoOd1ofd County.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr:bune.}
NATION, Coles Co., Wednesday, July a7.
The Copperheads, aided BY gang OF gue-
rl1las tro1a Missouri, are eaid to lave raised
the standard Of rebellion in the vicinity Of
Pana, Woodford county, Ill. Two hundred
Of these villains art in arms and hold the vll-
loge Of Irving, the second station west Of
Pana, on the Terrc Haute and Alton Rail-
road. It is get unknown whether their ultl-
Irate aim be to inaugurate civil var or sys-
tenn Of general robbery Of Union men. On
Sunday morning, gang Of. these rebel cut
throats robbed citizen Of Pana Of S100 kid
mapped Elk negroes In his employ, aud ran
them off to St Louis They then visited the
house Of Judge Little, well-knoWn rebel
sympathizer residing in the vicinity Of Pana,
cbeered him, and wound up BY giving three
cheers for JEFF. Davis.
Express and route agents on the Tcrre
Haute and Alton Road, say that man was
robbed Of 81, 900, and literally cut In pieces,
on Sunday night, near Nokomis, and that 40
camped one mile west Of Irving on Monday
Light and all day yesterday. A number Of
Missouri and Tennessee refugees are engaged
WIN These domestic rebels In perpetrnting
these outrages.
The alleged reason Of the concentration Of
rebels ia tue fact that soldiers have been or
dered to Bltlsboro to prevent the repetition
Of outrsSes that have been pespetrated In
that neighborlood upon Union men. The
Copperheads are determined that there shall
be no soldiers In all that region.
Two shots were tired On the passenger
train gclrg west, eight miles west Of Hills
boro, on Sunday night last. No one was In
jured.
1t is said that that portion Of Illinois will
b. placed under martial law.