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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-07
j. MONGER,
Il A N ID A G e N r.
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.

l. A N ID A G e N T..
NOTARY PUBLIC.
AND Warrants located in all tho Ofices now
~ open. Special care taken to secure first quality
Of Land and good locations for those entrusting me
to locate their Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT / SOLD, ON COMMISSION.
con cyan ING DONE,
AND TITLES EXAMINED WITH CARE,
Taxes Pa1ds
PATENTS PROCURED.
Will give special attention to
COLLECTING DEBTS, RENTS, &c.
HRcmittances promptly made.
H-For sale $50 Lots in the city Of Davenport
Also q largo quantity Of Improved and Unimproved
Lands in Iowa, from 81, 25 to $4,000 per acre.
t4y-OHice No. rs Main st. Davenport.
-RErERENCEs-
Cook d Sargent, Bankers, Davenport Iowa.
r. E. Campbell, Banker,
g. l.. Davenport, Prs't Of State Bank
G. C. Il. Mitchell,
Putnam I Leakc, Att'ys,
l.. G. Dessaint, Esq. Z"
May % dly.
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HARDWARE.

Warm Air. Furnaces
FOR EITHER WOOD OR COAL.
cooking II AFG ES.
FOR ElTnER WOOD Oh COAL:
Registers, vSntilaters, &C., &C..
At No. As North Fifth Street, st. Louis, Mo.
jal3-ly CHARLES ]. WHORE.
RENO Will.
HARDWARE ON COMMISSION.-The sub
L i scriber has removed his entire stock Of Hard
to his store in Nichols Block, corner Of
Second and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE,
where he will keep on hand general assortment
of goods in his line.
CARPENzA RS, BUILDERS.
BLACKSMI2H8, AACHINZSzB,
ZZNNNER8 AND FARMERS
will here find a large and well assorted stock of
Shelf and HeaUy Hnrdsc0re
which will be sold by the undersigned at ten to
twenty-five per cent less than ever before offered
in this market.
Country dealers can buy at this store at Is low
prices at st Louis or Chicago. Call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
J. c. WASHBURN.
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Des Meines Land Agency.
Land Warrants.

TIME undersigned have for sale Land Warrants
/ Of different sxes, which they will sell for cash
or on time to suit purchasers.
They will pay PARTICULAR attention to the sslec.
ton and location Of Lands in csMoines, Fl Dodge
Charlton, and other Western Land Districts. Also
to pa yment Of Taxes and Land business generally.
EXCHANGE
on all parts Of the United States bought and sold:
COOK, SARGENT COOK,
Bankers and Land Agents.
Des1oinss, Iowa
Ocl5dtf
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displaying the skill OF the sculptor and
the painter, impress every spectator. In
respect to the changes in the hall of
Representatives there is a great deal of
diversity of opinion. While it is ad-
mitted that the substitution of benches
for chairs aud desks will tend to dimin-
ish the length Of speeches. and compel
members to 60 to the vote much sooner
than usual heretofore, yet the want of
the old conveniences for writing to con-
stituents, franking documents, attending
to the various demands upon members
from home and their districts, &C., will
be severely felt by many. 1t is hoped,
however, that the substantial advantages
of other descriptions which cannot fail
to result from the change will reconcile
the compliments to these annoyances.
Washington Constitution.
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We. The undsssignsd agree 10 N. e.,,.-.
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION.
DAMY.-l0 centa n, ~e.A
Asii and post-o1hce subscriber. IS Oo ~ ~
payable in advance. Pef snnuns
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SHOES! sHIOESI! SHOEs!!!

DEAD THIS, THEN &C AND LGoK.-The subscriber
IL calls the attention Of the citizens of Elkton,
and all persons visiting Elkon. to his large varied
and carefully selected stock of Shoes which. OH
examination, will be found to contain greater
variety goods in this line than is usually found
in one store The public are confidently assured
that there has never before been offered to their
view, by any one store in Elkton so great variety
and stock in every respect 50 thoroughly desira-
ble.. Many of these shoes were made to order all
such are sold with n guarantee Of giving entire
satisfaction or the money returned Below will
be found enumerated few of the various kinds
and styles embraced in the assortment
LADIES DEpARTMENT.-Bl Black Lasting Gaiters
do. with heels; light lasting Caters do with
Undressed Morocco Boots: Light Kid Boots do
heels 8 different kinds of Women's Coarse Lace
Boots Ladies' Dressed Morocco Duskins, Ladies'
undrcs sed Morocco Buskins; Ladies Kid Slippers
with heels; Ladies' Kid Slippers as low as so cts.
per pair. The very best article Of Kid Slippers at
50 cents per pair
MISSES DEPARTMENT Black Dressed Morocco
Boots, do with heels Undressed Morocco Boots,
Light Kid Boots. do. with heels Misses black
Kid Slippers children's black and colored shoes
in great variety.
MES's DErAErMENT--Gents calf button Gaiters.
Gents Congress Patent Leather CATERS Gents
French Patent Leather Walking Shoes, Gents
calf low walking shoes Gents calf English tie
walking shoes. Gents calf lace Boots great
variety of Shoes of coarse grades for men.
BOYS AMI louTE's DErARTMENT.-Boys' cloth
Congress CATERS do. calf button Caters, do calf
tic walking shoes do. Manroe, do. goat welt
for the Cash, offered at city retail prices, ut
the cheap Dry Goods and Grocery store in til Q
60 Hollow" kept by II F. MAY.
April 30, 1889.
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New Store in North East,

WYE, the undersigned, have this day
w associated ourselves together for the
purpose of conducting a General Dry Goods
and Grocery and general Variety business,
under the name and style of firm of Killings
worth 4 Co., and hope by strict attention to
the wants Of this community to share the
patronage Of the public generally.
J. j. MCCULLOUGH,
D. MCDANIEL,
O.P. KILLlNGSWORT TIL,
j. p. STIDHAM.
North East, April LIST, 1859.
We beg leave to call the attention of the
public to one of the
Best and Cheapest Stock of Goods;
just selected in Philadelphia, and now open.
ing at the large Brick Store, FORMERLY
Hughes, but late Bennett's,) ever offered
to this community; embracing almost every
thing usually kept in first class store in
the country, composed of
DRY GOODS
of every variety. general assortment Of
Hardware. Queensmare, Earthen and Stone,carey
DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS WIE,NJpSaYY GkkANh6 sETUEsy, 'R"'s"-
choice assortment of
Groceries, Bacon, Lard. Salt; SC.
All of which will be fairly exchanged for all
kinds Of Country Produce, or sold to Cash
buyers, or punctual paying customers, ut
low prices. Respectfully,
KILLINGSWORTH Il co.
North East, April Is, lSJ9-6m.
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DR.. WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY

B,tLoU's PIcToRIiL Of eth July, says--Eeai-
il'ng the true sense Of responsibility attaching to
the Editor and Publisher OF widely eiroula Ell
journal we should deem il little less than = crime
TO recommend any medical compound the real
Virtue of which could not conscien tiOusly
iudcrse. This basamc compound has become a
home fixture: and I'll! persons who suffer and
have in vain attempted to cure their CoUeus.
CONS, BRoNCmAL or P"LmoNARY COMPLAINTS
make Of this uncqualci remedy
The following certificate from Il distinguished
gentleman. is equally conducive.
From Rev. Henry Wood, formerly Editor of the
Congregational journal, Concord, n. H.. more
reerntiy American Consul at Beyroot Syria and
now Chaplain in the Navy
CoNeolD N. H.. March .
Mcssrs SETH W. FnwLE & Co.-GeG:lemcn-
Two years ago. sudden and violent attack upon
my Lungs confined me 10 my bed fJr several weeks
and when recovered. | was 50 much oppressed
by difficulty in breathing that was often unable
to sleep or rest upon bed by night The suffer
ing was extreme and Judging from the incflcacy
Of the remedies used. | supposed the disease
incurable Being persuaded 10 try bottle Of
WiSrAE's BALSAM OF Wild CHERRY, without
almost entirely removed before one bottle was
used up. sympathy with my fellow Sufferers
induces 10 make this public statement and
recommend the article to others similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly, HENRY WOOD.
None genuine unless |. BUTTS on the wrapper
Prepared by SETH W. IOW LIE & CO.. BoSToN,
and for sale by JoSErH WALLACE and II. II.
MITCHELL. Elk.on; l.. W. TuoMAS, North East
}. n BLACK. CharlcstOwn; GEORGE F. TAYLOR.
Pcrryyillc; JAMES WILSON, Port Deposit; 4. b.
Hopper Chesapeake City; THOMAS p. HALE.
St Augustine; joins WAI.sroN, Bohemia Mills
HAYES * liousToN. Warwick; JAMES FsRp Cecil
ton and by dealers everywhere. lapr % 'j9-lt
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TIE EXCITEMENT AMONG THE hIORMONs
SOMEWHAT ABATED. ST LoHiS. M0G2. The
Salt Lake correspondent Of the Republican, Of
this city, undar dalc Of the 5lh ultimo, says
that the excitement among the Mormons has
somewhat abatcd. This is attributed in part
to the knowledge the MormonS now have as
10 the practical working Of the jury law
which was passed by the late Legislature, it
being complete brcastwork TO the punish
,ncnt Of any crime that may be committed by
tic Mormons. Under this law the clerks Of
the Mormon county courts select the grand
and petit .ur,cs Of the federal courts. and such
restrictions are imposed as disqually almost
every Gentle in the Territory.
The rupture between the judiciary and
executive is stated to be open and irreconci-
liable unless the Governor yields, which he
will not do Aud if the administration inter
fcrcs in n manner detrimental to the course of
the judges, they will resign. The judges
publish mantt sto disclosing darker scenes
than any heretofore exposed. Judge Cradle.
baugh adjourned the court at Provo City sue
DE, being unable to accomplish anything.
Brigham Young delivered a temperate dis
course at the Tabernacle on the 18th ult.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

T1liS is to give notice, that the subscriber
l. of Cecil county. hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters of Tes-
tamentIry ON the personal estate ofAlexander
Williams, late Of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticated, on or before the 2lst day Of April,
1860; they may otherwise, by law, be ex-
c!udcd from all benefit of said estate. All
persons indeht to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the sub
scriber. Given under my hand this 23rd day
Of April: 1859.
REBECCA NJ. WILLIAMS,
EXecutriX Of Alexander Williams, decd.
TeSt-JAs. McCAuLEY, Reg.
April %, li59-Gw
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REAL ESTATE.
SHERlFE'S SALE

Joy virtue Of y writ of VenGIiioni Exnonas &,
ED issued oat Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, to me directed, | will sell at Public
Sale, on
TUESDdY, the 2iM dqy Of IHAY, 1852,
on the premises, all the right, title, claim.
interest and estate. of Wilson Lynch, in and
to all the following Real and Personal Pro-
pcrty, towit: All that
Piece, Parcel or Tract of Land,
upon which tho said Wilson Lynch now
resides, situate, lying and being in the Ord
Election District Of Cecil county, containing
iS ACRES and 80 lsE5ECsaEs,
more or less, and more particularly described
in a deed from John w. Tyson. dated 10Th
Of January, 1858, recorded IN liberII II. NJ.
No. l, folio 55a, one Of the Land Record
Books Of Cecil county. Also,
rs , Horses, wagon
- and Harness, Farming Utensils, &c,
GA. late the property Of the said Wilson
Lynch. and taken in execution at the suit OF
William Cook and CHARLES Cook, and will be
sold for Cash to satisfy said writ and cost.
0JTSalc to commence at . O'Clock p. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
April 80, 1Sj0-ts. Sheriff.
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SuERIFES SALE.

pY virtue of a writ of Fcnditoni EX?onas,
- issued out Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county. to me directed, will sell at Public
Sale, on
MONDAY. lie 23rd dag of NAY. 1859.
at TIE Hotel Of Mr.. Biddlc, Chesapeake City.
all the right, title, claim, interest AMI estate
at law and in equity, OF James l.. Shutz, in
and to all that
Lot, Piece or Parcel of Ground,
with the Improvements thereon, situated
lying and being in Chesapeake City, on the
corner Of Bohemia Avenue and Second
street, fronting on Bohemia Avenue about
. feet, running back 100 feet. On this lot
there is a good and substantial
Frame Dwelling and Kitchen,
with other outbuidings late the property of
the said James l.. Shultz, and taken in exc
cutiHn at the suit Of Joseph Bryan Y Richard
ii. Bryan. use of John c. Adams, and will
he sold for cash to satisfy said writs
u Sale to commence at O'Clock p. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
April 80, lo5J-ts. Sheriff.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VESTS
PATENT GALVANIC CEMENT
U,nr pnD-uN<,

VNIIE subscribers having purchased the
i. right for Cecil county, in the above arti-
Gle, would call the attention Of the public
thereto. 1t is COMPLETELY
Water and Firc-ProOf.
1T is CHEAP. Roofs will be put on for
about half the cost of tin, and will asst much
longer. IT is ADAPTED TO ALL KINDS
OF ROOFS, either Flat or Steep. 1t is
valuable for REPAIRING OLD ROOFS
Old single roots may be covered without
removing the shingles. Old metallic roofs
can be made perfectly tight and secure. 1t
is especially adapted to all kinds of scanning
around baH'ements, sky-fghts and chimncys,
and Tor the lining Of eaue-tronghs and cutters.
Roofs which have given trouble for years,
and which have continued to leak in spite of
all efforts, can be made perfectly secure by
this cement. This cement applied to new
tin roofs, preserves them from rustng, by
furnishing coat which is at once imperrions
10 maier, and an almost perfect non-conductor
Of heat. 1t is the only material patented
which contains
INDIA RUBBER and GUTTA PERCIIA.
GyAll Orders left with MIR. JOHN T..
BROWN, at the Elkton Post Office, or adj
dressed to II. NJ. HAUGllEY, corner 9th
and Orange Streets, Wilmington, Del, will
DC promptly attended to.
UAUGHEY x FERRY.
Anril 90 1889
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TIE VACANT BsHopRC. The names of
several of the more prominent Episcopa
Clergy of New Jersey are already mentioned
in connection with the vacant bishopric of
that diocese. Among these who are said to
stand the best chance Of becoming the sue
cessor OF Bishop Doane are Rev. S. A. Clark
rector of st. Johns Church, Elizabeth City,
and brother of Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island;
Bishop Southgate, late missionary to Turkey;
Rev. DR.. Francis Vinton, of Brook Ign; Rev.
Miles Nlahan, formerly of Grace Church,
Jersey City, and Rev. DR.. Odenhcimer, of
PHILADELPHIA.
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NOTICES..
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

FfNllE undersigned, duly appointed Exami-
B. ners, to view and determine the pro-
pllcty OF locating new road, beginning
near Stephen Attinson's, on the road lead
ing from Squire Bcnjanin's to Port Deposit,
and running thence through lands of Brian
Fields, Samuel }. England, Joseph England
John McVey, and others, to the road from
Bay View to Port Deposit, near John T..
SproSton's; hereby give notice that they
wi IL meet ut Stephen Atkinson's. on TUESDAY,
the 3Ist day Of May, next. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
to proceed to the discharge of the duty as
signed them. JETilRO JOHNSON,
JOHN RlDDELL,
JESSE JANNEY,
April 81, lS3J-0W. Examiners.
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Farrell. EEarring s. Co.'S
Patent G h a III ION Safe.
LATE FlKE AT pCEUQrE. IOWA


uuECqIE. January 18th. 1859
Gents: am requested by Mr.. I 4 c. Cochrnnc.
eff this place, to say to you that on the morning Of
the 18th instant. Sbout three clock his store took
fire. and the entire stock of goods was destroyed -
The heat became so suddenly intense that none
Of the goods could possibly be saved; bat fortu.
nately his books and papers. which were in one of
your Champion Safes, all preserved perfectly.
And we'll they may be called Champion, for during
the whole coniiagraion there inccssant
pouring of flame directly upon the safe which con-
tanned Them. And still. upon opening it, the
inside was found to be scarcely warm. while the
outside Was most severely scorchcd. Yours truy,
n A.McCnURE.
Mornings Patent Champion Fire and Burglar
Proof Safes, with HALLS PATENT POWDER
PROOF LOCKS, afford the greatest security Of
any safe in Tie world. Also Sidcboard and parlpr
safes, of elegant workmanship and ishish, for
plate &c.
EAhRET.. HERRING & CO.. have removed
from 1t Walnut St. to their store No. 620
Chestnut st. (jAYNE'S JALLD where the largest
assortment Of safes in the world can be found.
EAhREL HERRING & GD.
go CuEsTIrT STREET,
(Iaynes lInl!l
Mar 49, 1879 PHILADELPHIA.
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GC@A meeting Of the Directors of the Del
aware Railroad was held in this city on We'd
nesday. when a contract was entered into with
Mr. Parker to complete that road as far as
the Maryla"d line for $50 600. The road is
TO be completed to Laurel by September, and
TO the Mary land line by October. Mr.. Par
kcr expected TO contract with the Maryland
Company in few days for com leIng the
road as far as Salisbury, Maryland. Tholc
is also very bright prospect Of arranging for
carrying the road as far as AnnamcssiX in a
short time. a committee proceeded to Sea-
ford lew days since to examine the condition
of the Nanticohe near that place, with view
of placing suitable steamers on the route
thence to Norfolk. We have not heard what
determination these gentleman came to.
DcMrufe Gazette.
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COMMITTEE. On Tuesday, n delegation of the
Wing General Committee of New York wait
ast upon the Hon. John Bell, Of Tennessee, at
tho Aston House, to invite him to speak to the
Opposition Of that city upon National politics.
The interview was entirely informal Mr..
Ben stated that he had determined to avoid
speaking upon political matters except in his
own State, ard so far he bad pursued this
course. He desired, however to see all tie
cl 'mtnts Ct the Opposition to the present
administration united in the next contest, and
If he could so arrange his time he would be
willing to address the citizens of New York
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Hon WIN, e. RIvEs AND THE PoLlTICAL
ISSUE OF THE DAY.-IIon. VIM. G.. Rivos
delivered an address on Tuesday night at
Richmond, Va, in the African church The
only notable and novel feature of his address
was the advocacy OF an abandonment of the
slavery issue in our national politics lie
was in favor of accepting the bred Scott
decision as a finalitv on that vexed question.
The North, as helearncd from personal obser-
walton during recent tour through that sec
ton, was willing that the question should
rest where that decision placed it, and it
should not again be revived.
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urs,
f.Jlc0.

MILLER.-In Wilmington, on the ID instant,
SALLY g.. wife Of Samuel Miller, in the 18th
year Of her age.
BRlCKLY.--On Tuesday evening, last,
JEn"MEIM BHIcKLY, (mlloD, a wcll-known
citizen of this county. in the GSth year Of
his age.
ARMOUR .-On Wednesday last, near College
Green, STEPHEN john ARMOUR, son OF Mir.
Hugh Armour, aged II years.
DEATH OF TIE LATE DR.. WIN. NORRIS.
The people of Port Deposit have sustained II
great loss in the delth of DR WI Nouns Dr.
n. was bonn in the town of Bush. Hartford county.
of this state. in the year lSG0 In 1871 he lost his
right arm by the explosion of gun. He then
commenced the study of medicine. and in lS2l he
graduated at he Muryl University. with high
honors lie soon after married and moved to
Port Deposit, where he resided I'll his death
which took place on the 23rd day of April 1859.
lie was one Of the most successful! and ski!lrul
physicians of the State. And he was not only
able to do good in the practice of his profess ion
but he was always ready to go in any direction
and ut all hours, Rain or shine, he was always
ready. lie was as prompt to visit the howell of
poverty as the dwelling place of wealth. lie was
80 benevolent that he never presented a bill to
those whom he thought were not able to pay and
he WIS often the victim of ingratitude by those
who abused his good nature and bancyulcncc. OF
late years, he was much afflicted with rheumatism
he did not, however. seem to regard his own com
/ fort or health when called upon to visit the sick
Thus he often exposed himself to the storms OF
winter, when he ought to have been in his room
| The immediate cause OF his death is supposed to
lie from undue exposure day or two before he
took his last sickness He died of congestion of
the lungs, after suffering about ten days hC
| leaves daughter and two SONG One and the
| daughter reside in Baltimore. and the other
| Dr. Samuel j. Norris resides in Port Deposit at
wi hos ia, I,pr,l nl IIn HAY Z,
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4 Homestead for Sale for $40.

A few more Of those desirable FARMS
"A and BUILDING LOTS in the Gold
Regions and other portions of VIRGINIA,
are to be divided amongst the subscribers,
for the benefit Of the new town Of Kappa
hanncck. Subscriptions ONLY TEN DOL
LARS EACH; onc-half down, the balance
ON delivery Of the deed. Every subscriber
viii get Il DuiIdiug Lot ora farm. ranging in
value from SO to S3O,0U0. These Farms
and Lots are sold 50 cheap to induce settle
mcnt. a sufficient number being reserved ,
the increase in The value Of which will com
rcnsatc for the apparent low price now asked.
One Acre Lots in town will be GIVEN to
Industrious Mechanics who will build upon
them.
"Thc Rappahannock Company " are now
building, and making settlement. Ample
security will be given for the faithful per-
Torrance Of contracts ana promises.
C3~More Agents are wanted to obtain
subscribers, to whom Eh"ral indre~n"ento
will be given.
DC5@For further particulars, Subscription,
Agencies, &c, apply to
+. BAUDER,
Port Royal. Caroline county, Va.
April 10, lSDJ-3u.