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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
REAL ESTATE.
WHITE Z Co.,
II eat Estate s4Ge0t0e
POST OPFlCE BUILDING.

QO ACRES, ~ miles from city; seea hosss.
ON stables and shed !; good we'll and cistsrn /;
gain.
ITO acres, under 6nc cultivation, good house,
barn, &C.. only u miles from aeaabost lasdiag.
This 10 one Of the nest farms in Scntt county.
30 acres, all cultivated and fenced; good hose
and stable only ~ miles out. This 10 . Ans stock
farm.
12O acres, all fenced and under cultivation; sood
house and barn Ane young orchard; near q
school; will be sold for only $40.
Wanted Immediately, Good Ferns for
cash customers. een90
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Des Meines Land Agency.
Land Warmth.

'INHh undersigncd have for sale Land Warrants
Of different sises, which they will sell for eash
or on time to suit purchascIs.
They will pay p ,rticular attention. 70 the eelee-
ton and location Of Landsin Desloinss, Fl d. DE
Charit0n, and other Western Land Districts, Ala
to payment Of Taxes and Land business seneraliv
EXCHANGE
on al parts Of the United States bought and cold:
COOK, SARGENT 1 COOK.
Bankers and Land Agents.
o.,.,w Dss1oisss. Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
J. MONGER,
l. A N ID A G e N n
NOTARY PUBLIC.

AND Warrants located in all the O&ees nov
open. Special care taken 70 secure 6rst quality
OF Land, and good locations for those sntyustiue me
to locate their Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT 1 SOLD, on COMMISSION.
cow ANCING DONE.
AND TITLES EXAMINED WITH CARE.
Taxes PA1ds
PATENTS PROCURED.
Will give special attention to
COLLECTING DEBTS, RENTS. 10.
q Rcmittances promptly made.
u For sale $50 Lots in tho city Of Dayepnort.
Also large quantity Of Improved and Unim proved
Lands in Iowa, from 81 rs to $4,000 per acre.
eOficc No. IS Main St. Davenport.
Cook d Sargent, Bankers, Davenport Low.
X. +. Campbell, Banker,
G. L. Davenport, Prs't Of State Bank
G. C. Il. Mitchell,
Putnam Leake, Att'ys,
L. q. Dessaint, Esq
May 70 dly.
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COOK 4 SAR(:ENTsS
REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Davenport, October 18th, 1859.
"E are prapared TO offer great bargains in Real
Wv Estate to those who desire to occupv Or inn
prove.
We have unimprovod lands in every co unity alese
tho limo OF the n. i N. Railroad between here Ard
the Missouri River, which We will soil very CHEAP
to actual settlers,
We have, also, any quantity Of
City and Town Property,
Improved and unimpreved for sale orlsase on terms
that will suit applicants.
Call or address either Of our Real Estate ODcas.
and We will accommodate those seeking homes OF
profitable investment.
COOK SARGENT.
Oct. 18th 1853. -dwtf
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Nebraska Land Agency!
Cook, Sargent n Parker,
FLORENCE. NEBRASKA.

MILL attend promptly - al business connsetsd
W with Land Agency, either in Nsbraska, or
western Iowa.
LAND WARRANTS bought, sold and losstsd
Business for them can DO left with any Of The
undersigned.
COOK SARGEN Davenport,
CooK, sAEe g DowNEY Ce,io.. City lowe.
SARGENT 1 DIXWELL. Boston, Mass.
Od15dtf
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CHICAGO IRON WORKS.

CHICAGO IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHED IN 1885,
Nos. 81 TO % Fsanklin 90. Chicago, III
LETT 4 CO. .Prop1ietoss.
Manufacturers Of al kinds Of
ORNAMENTAL RATINGS AND venAM0AHs.
BANK VAULTS, IRON DOORS,
q u n TT T0, ~ 3 ~,
orAuaOnatA 0aOt1nG,
and al other kivds Of
IRON WORK FOR BUILDINGS.
Q. ,. LETT, y. =. cnHsowSTR, ,. \. JOHNSTON.
oct dom
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

Arson Burlinga mo,
Amos p. Granger,
GaiushA A Grow,
Edward Wade,
William II. Kelley,
Henry Walden,
Geo. w. Palmer,
Henry l.. Dawes,
!. Washburne, jrn
Vim. Kellogg,
benjamin stanton,
Cyd'r Is. TomDkins,
Cad G. w ash burn,
Abraham 3. DIN.
Nathanal Is Durfee,
Dewitt G. Leach,
7. Davis, Mass.,l
q. j.. Knapp,
Philemon Bliss,
Charles Case,
james Pike,
Isaac ID. Clawson,
Robert y. Hall,
Freeman II. Morse,
William Stewart,
John N. Wood.
aries q. Gilman,
John Thompson,
WIN. d. Brayton,
o. Il. Matteson,
Geo. X. Robbins,
James Wilson,
Francis Z. Spinner,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
PREMEDITArED TREASON.
The lrreprcsstble Conflict.

1t matters not how great care the u
ira Republican press Of the North may
take to hide from public view the rea'
designs Of the Republican party, treason,
Ike murder, will ont. A book, cal'ed
"Compendium ofthe Impending Cr's's
ofthe South" has been extensively CIR
cula.ed through the North. This work
j. endorsed by leading Repub'icans.such
"a GOVERNOR MoRGAS If New York,
JUDGE PEABODY and JAMES KELLY,
Chairman Of the New York Republican
State Central Committee.
The circular, containing extracts from
this revolutionary book, is published 10
full in the ". y. Herald OF the 26th
inst. This circular contains the follow
ing endorsement by sixty eight 1sep'to"-
can members of Congress.
We, the undersigned, members OF the houfo o.
Representatives Of the National Congress, 90 cor
diaIly endorse the opinion and apdrove the cntsr
mise set forth Ia the foregoing circular =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

From our special Correspondent
The City Politics Military Display
Gen Paez in the procession Letter
Of DIR. Claiming on Marriage and
Divorce The Balloon Weather
-7Ape Setting Machines - Ne,o
Books, dc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

AsC NV
Owen Lovejoy,
Edwin b. Morgan,
JOshu X. Giddings,
Calvin G. Chsfee,
WIN. A. Howard,
John Sherman,
Daniel w. Gooch,
Justin =. Morrill,,
J. A. Bingham,
Il. Is. Wash burne,
Edward Dodd,
John Covode,
Samuel u. Andrews,
Sidney Dean,
Emory u. Pottle,
John +. Potter,
J. r. Farnsworth,
X. f. Fcn.on.
Mason w. Tappan,
T. Davis, lowa..l
Homer +. Royce,
A. s. Murray.
valente b. Horton,
David Kilgorc,
Samuel X. Curtis.
John N. Parker,
Charles Il. Hoard,
J. W. Sherman,
james Burlington,
Richard Mott,
Ezekiel =. Walton,
5. A. Purvianco,
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inasmuch as it combines setting and
distributing at the same time. The dis
trbution is selfacting, filing up the
cases anatomically A. the operator ex-
hausts them in setting. The carrying
wheel has upon it "a oouveyors or hands,
IL Of which do the setting and the 9TH
er IL the distributing. At every revo-
luton OF the wheel l2 letters are taken
from the cases, and set in line for JUS
tiication," whilst IL are taken from the
columns Of "dcad matter" and dlstrib-
utcd. The speed At which the machine
may be run, is only limited to the ability
Of the operator to touch the keys end
justify his matter-pcrhaps six revolu-
tions per minute would be rs great speed
as could be kept up with-this would
set 43. 200 letters IN ten hours, whilst the
sclf acting distributor would distribute
the same number. A = performer on
piano acquires BY practice facility Of
touching the keys rapidly, so an opera
tor on the machine would soon acquire
the faculty Of touching the keys more
and rapidly by practice. A beautiful
and important feature is tho Register
wheel" upon which all the signals for let
ters arc made before they pass to the
hands or conveyors-uPon this whsc!
may be accumulated sixty letters ahead
Of the delivery. This accumulation a.
lows the compositor to "justify" his lines
and reach his copy, 1t the same time inr-
nishing physical relief
1t sets aud distributes oil the letters
and characters ordinarily used in print
Jog, amounting to l54 sorts, small cap
itals, figures. points, DC. Since the
death Of tho inventor some delay has
taken place in completing the nsohins'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

tuous efficacy shall be presented, are the
notices which, in substance, embody the
principle, as We conceive. that should
govern us in our patriotic warfare
against the most subtle and ins,dious foe
that ever menaced the inalienable rights
and liberties and dearest interests of
America:
l. Thorough organization and inde-
pendent political action on the part of
the non-slaveholding whites Of the South.
2. lneligibiIity of pro-sl avery slave
holders; never another vote to any one
who advocates the retention and perpet-
uation of human slavery.
3. No cooperation with o.slavery
politicians; no fellowship With them 10
religion no utilization with them 10 So
ciety.
4. No patronage to pro. slavery mer-
chants; no guestship in slave waiting
hotels; no fees to pro>slavery lawyers !;
no employment of pro-slavery physi-
clans; NO audience to pro-slavery par
sons.
- N0 '"oIc nirlng OF slaves Dy non.
Shareholders.
Q. Abrupt diacontiuuance of subscrip.
ton to pro-slavery newspapers.
Z. The greatest possible encourage
ment to free white labor.
With this damning testimony against
them, the Republican leaders have the
effrontry to proclaim that an Interior
ence with slavery in the States is not a
part Of their programme. It is not pos
sible that an intelligent people can be
deceived by the plea of "not guilty"
with this iacontrovertible evidence to
convict them.
The following is q portion Of the
Aer0lds notice OF the book:
In its pages the mask Of moderation
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-15
1859. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1853.
VIA
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

Change OF Time
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY NOV. IS 1855. trains
~ viii leave the Great Central Depot foot of South
Water and Lake streets:
Louis Cairo and New Orleans Express 1l:Oo 4 u
DAILY, sundays eNcepted)
ST. Louis and Cairo Express, 1000 "
DAILY, sundays exceptel)
For PEORIA Decatur, Springfield, Terre Haute, Alton,
ST. LOUIS,
Jefferson City Kansas, and all points the Missouri,
CAIRO,
Memphis, Napoleon, Vickshurg Natchez, Galveston,
NEW ORLEANS,
And all intermediate points.
stock train, with passenger attached far
hankabce, will leave $50 l.. 81, daily, sundays ex-
ceptcd On idays passenger will be this
train as a tri,rnna.
Trains arrive St Louis and Cairo at 9:l0 y NJ and
Hoo T. ".
CONNECTIONS.
The l1o0 7. " trains make direct connections al Mat
oon with Terre Iaue and Alto Raj road for Alton and
for New Orleans, leaving Cairo alternate days
with Great Western Railroad tor Springfield, Jack
sonvilie and Naples at Mattoon with Tere Haue aud
Alton Railroad for Alton and Louis, and "a Odin
with ohio and Mississippi Railroad for St. Louis.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS AND IMPORTATION
apply the Companys Office in he Great Central De
pot the Michigan Central Railroad Office.
Lake and Dearborn streets at the Pittsburgh. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Office of Dea rborn
and Randolph streets and at all Steamboat and Railroad
Offices in the East and North. JAS. &. CLARKE,
W F. JOHNSON, Gen. Ticket Agt. Gen. Supt.
1y6 W r. ARTHUR, Sup't Chicago Division
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-15
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
ana STOVE

EMBRACING nearly every variety known, ara 80
Il H. most approved pattsrns,l just receive an.
zA-A.si. nv WN iASYoS x son, en- Commerce Su7e'-
.a, ~, .Ssor ,nent n.ay he found the tobo~thE'
RIGHT COOKING STOVES
May FIoeer, - 1ter
Black Diamond, ..o" -
~ Cuhtoator. UR;oerse,
ss..,.ar Itlass Baagsp, Lion, &c
PREMIUM STONES,
-. -, ,s and patterns now ia also, the follow
Ing among other:
PARLoR STOVES.
syrn with without Floral, open clos 'front.'
g,a Cottage Stores, SC, Sc
BOX STOVES,
Of all descriptions and size, together with lew VA
STOVES both Cooking and the Pafie7 lie mas aaso
q large Stock OF beautiful
BriIania-Ware,
including
Ira Pots Csfee Pots, Sugar Urns, treamers'
MRS.. purheys Casf0rs, Pitchers,
Dhgs, Caps, .r
sPc.tooHs, A1-PN' -
si.,.d with care and offered At remarkable low rates
Tin Gamer. and sheet Iron Ware,
of all constantly hand or hiAnalattute I" ~"
der the shortest notice -. ..r-p~,,r
/, connection with this establishment Is p kNA' r.
bre xork in either their respective lines VII be "n
m the best possible manner $50
lob Work ATTENDED to in any Of the above SHOPS on
short notice . :. - .:,,
f Persons desiring any thing in his line, are inve'
to ..-.Il aud examine his stock and prices . 80
WILLIAM LANYoN SON
Mineral Point, October. 1855 -N
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-15
GREAT WESTERN NAIL ROUTE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1855,
Passenger trains will leave the Wells street depot
daily, Sundays ezcel ted as follows:
GALENA & CHICAGO UNION r. R.-MAIN LINE.
For Freeport Gaen, nunlieth, Beloit, Jancsylc and
Prairie du Chen.
Passenger and Mail. $50 VI
Passenger daily, $40
Elgin. Mclenry, crystal Lake and Richmond $40 NJ
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LINE
FOR Di1oN, FULTON 4 CENTRAL IOWA.
Through Passen ....-..... loo 7 N
DE kaIh Passenger, 30 +
Two Through Trains will leave Central Depot foot
Of Lake street follows:
FOR cALENA, DrNLrErH AND ST. PAUL.
Daily Sundays excepted, s:45 NJ and 200 N
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALrN.t AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD,
Leave DunIieth 200 a M-;rlive in Chicago $3.50 NJ
Leave do 1900 M-auiye in Chicago 400 L ii
CHICAGO. fulton AND IOWA LINE.
Leave FLlton 1000 M-@rlive in Chicago Geo p VI
Leave u haL 6lJ \ arrive in Chicago 900 y u
BrLoIr AND ApIsoN BRANcH
Leave GAINESVILLE 1920 arrive in Chicago $3.50
Leave Jaueaviiie $50 arrive in Chicago 400 ii
Fox RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Elgin at 720 A H-arrive in Chicago 900 p II
Passengers tor all points the Gaena aud Chicago
Union Railroad. and Fulton Lines, should t:kc the
trains from Wells Street Depot
Woodruns Patent Sleeping Cars Will leave the
Central Depot nightly with 200 r train Hunct
All the trains connect with Che Great Eastern
Lines divergng from Chicago.
Through tickets can be bought AT the following Offices:
II. j. Spauding, of lake and Dearborn streets
L + W & h L Ticket Office, OF Randolph and
Dearborn streets Michigan Southern Office under the
Revere House, and at the Central and Wells street 'e-
pots JOHN t. II kN Tx, fresident
Ii :. PORTER. Gen'l Ticket gent. 1y6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-15
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
PIDW S--PIOWS
FASHIONABLE

LIE
BARBERING AND HAIR-DRESSINGl
TUE subscriber having recently opened shop in III
Il room over the Mineral Point Book Store nearly on
posite the United States tel prepared uron
customers at any hour ofthc dav. SHdPYNG SH 4 NJ
POONTNG. HAIR DIRE SSTNti &C. done in m. bes
manner and most fashionable styies.
BY strict attention to his business and n ardent de-
Ire 10 please. he hopes to merit share oi
the patronage of the citizens
gentlemen, please call and give him a trial.
Mineral Pt-, June 90, 1857 124t1 NJ fTrRNrp.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-15
DAGU ERBEIAN GALLERY.
PROFESSOR MOFFETT.

AVING just returned from st. Louis. where he has
been taking thorough lessons in the art would
spectiuly inform the citizens of Mineral Point
ity that he has opened a fine
Ambrotypc, Photograph and Daguerrean Gallery,
and invites the citizens to call and his specimens
of the art which far surass in beauty correctness
The Apbrotypes most beautiful in cearnesS richuess
and decacy of tone and have several advantages the
Daguerreotypes They be taken in fourth the
time sitting they reversed have glare light
they warranted to fade. They all
in the cities. All who them charmed with
their beauty and ciearness Come all and give
call instruction. given i'll the good terms
have on hand fine gold l1ckes cheap kinds
of fancy and frames Children taken
Rooms opposite Post Office.
25tf G. MOFFFTT Artist
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-15
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
SyIscon SIN Bank.
Mineral Point,

rIyIS institution having relinqnishe its rights under
the Banking Law Of this State and deposited with
tae Eamptroiler. at Madison "t money suf
redeem all outstanding eountersined cireaIa
ting notes at par.
Notice is therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed circulating Of this Bank be presented
the Bank Comptroiles Office for redemption within
the 2tth If December 1857, that the
FUNDS deposited for the redemption of the viii be
surrendered - this Bank
a32yil tna2yl2 HENRY L. GEORGE. Cashier.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-15
Il. MCiLIION'S
Grocerv and Provision Store

On Commerce Street, eor"er Of NoStA Street
vJ,E subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public that "a his store, to his dwell
r.rr house and the Washington House, he keeps
on hru- for sale varied stock at GROCERIES Pgovis
IONS WINES LteVORS, kossERN ANo HARDWARE,
almost, that may be needed TOR family
including -
Teas Soap. Fish,
Sugars. anfle :, lptA
oHaeS Mustard, Pals,
Aolsss.s. Pepper, ihbs-
ixrun Ropes,
asaast Frsx,lars Tobacco. B'i-0rGs,
Stone-Ware. Cotee-hslts. brushes,
Glassware, window Class, NallS.
rackery, Queens ware Sh"Ftt>,
Spades. Forks &T- Sc, &c
Nv stock has been carefully selected, will dis
posed of a fair prices
,nex.mnstian Of goods is respectfully invited from
ali ,i.srinv To purchase b. MCILHoN.
Mineral Point. Nov. 23, S57- iotf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-15
TURNING SHOP

HAVING now completed all the necessarv Machinery
for the purpose the subscriber is repaired all
kinds of Turning the shortest
reasonable terms. Mt his shop Chestnut
rods north fro'l Milt0ns. JOHN tLOWNBY
Mineral Point, Sept l.. 1856 35tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-15

P.>r OFFICE. HSETt'Sp tIv Go, MICH Nor y" is"s.
ne A,tE- Yrtr rails the perfection fi tne,,i'ine
home wife good than can ten VOC
Slr lad l,.cn and Iinny away Tor in"i',hs "-nt
n r. tlctets,i great expense, but sol "a" hei'ef me
a., ,,r,.,ir tax i,se Pills which soon etreti her.
y .xl,-iiiug large quantities Of worms ta-a'4 in hf
h.lv They afterwards cured her and "ar Two ensured
fii, lt..s,trr, ne If ear ghlars bad y lad and
,, wife cured him with doses II toilr fiiis WHY
tie,z aznd pail from five To invent, dollars doctors
t;lf. ami lost urri time. uiaut being cured entire y
en- then such medicine yours, which Is aeihaS
GOOD a!l honest viii lie priSed here