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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-17

RE.fL EST.lTE
In Dsvsnpast ana lie Claire, Iowa
For Sale Low, and on Easy Terms.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SAIL
L that beautiful Iesidence known as Argy,.
Cottage. with 81 acres Of land in "a hi Ugh state O
cultiv ton, situated in the city Of LIE Claire anu
commanding a magnificent view OF the Mississipp
River, Port byron AMI much Of tho State Of lii,
nos. The Cottage contains 9 rooms and a cellar
aud is in complete repair. The garden is tuil o
the choicest shrubbery, Straw berries. Grapes il
full! bearing, DC &c. thrifty young orchard l.
on the premises, mprisi,g 800 fruit tr es Of til,
best selections AMI nearly all bearing. Also, y
stable, smoke house and poultry yard The fenc
ing is in excellent order and is nearly all new
picket fence seven feet high. Twel, acres of tn,
land forms lie park or woodland The COttar,
would DC sold win less than the 8S acres il de
sired.
ONE 40 ACRE LOT.
20 rods from Argyle Cottage, well fenced, and in
his stale ot cultivation, and we'll adap,ei for /.
fruit and vegetable garden. Being imnedia,el,
back of LIE Claire, is rising rapidly IN ruiue.
One lne Brick dwelling Hone and l.o, II
DAVENPORT.
That beautiful residence on the corner Of 3, ad,
and Twelfth streets, with the lot on which /
stands, fronting 2l3 feet on brady street by Il,
feet in depth to 81 foot alley, with carriag. WI,
ard good stable, carriage house and wagon shea
complete. The house contains 10 rooms with ga
IN each, a.i good cellar. An excellent cisleru
is on the premises
A SUBSTANTIAL AND CONVENIENT
Brick Dwelling House
r"le >ER DE- WITH hpEsHY ST..
Lot b. by 100 fee; to 81 foot 'llev, with goo'
cellar, staele and wood shell Gas T.. roughout th'
house; good water the remises.
lIk.E LnTBLE md TWO SINGLE
FAME HOUSES
These houses contain iron six to ten room,
each. are well finished and delightfully."- situated
on the Vest side OF Brady street. goo ! cis,err
ana " e., OF never failing water are in each ward
these h uses are situated lot ~ lee, front
and possesses every requisite to make then de-
iightiul residences. They will be seld sinyiy or
together.
few lots in West Davenport beautifully situated
TERMS :-One-f tn cash and tie balance in
four equal annual payments with interest at the
SIX per cent. per annuI, payable annually.
Fol- further particulars apply to
T c. EADS,
At Argyle Cottage, lie Claire, Iowa or to nv
self, in st. Louis, No AZ Main street.
sePi4-d6wtt JAS. Il. EADS.
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MR-. ROBERT CHRISTIE WILL REMOVE
1Sl 10 the southwest carner Of tr,ly and 18th
streets, where. on - tor the 18th 81 Novsa Der,
she will be .blc 70 aeevmmndx % day bussdsfs,
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Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
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South Carolina.
SOl1th Carolina.
Tie Boston Transcript thus sums up ccrta' n
Mcll known historical facts.

4ic bpstou 1fdH@eFIa mus SuM6 up Ccrta n
we'll known historical facts:
Tic /" Colonial Flag, We read in 1lc rcws-
papers, w:as - hailed with intense enthusiasm
IN Charleston,' We do not doubt this fact
South Carolina. and during the American Rev
olut;on thai State, with a Northern army to
assist her, could not eye1, preserve her cnt,ital
from failing into the hands Of tile British The
Inhabitants OF Charleston, es body, preferred
to return to their allegiance to tic Britisl,
Crown, rather tltan to aid Gen. Lincoln 10 save
it.. SO general was the detection tn the ratri.
otic causc, and SO 1nauy ui the rcor.Ic If Sor,h
Carolina bowed their ntcas anew to "Coloni-
al" yassalaSc, that Sir lica.y Clinton cousld-
cred his triumph complete, md communicated
to the British Ministry The Intelligence that
the whole State had yielded submission TO the
roya! army, aud had become again part ofthc
British Empire
Som after tic fall Of Charleston, and when
disn1ccii1.i to the American cause was 20 treD-
cral. two hundred ns..: :rn rrsons, who sty;cd
themselves to bc the ''principai inhabitants n
Of the city, signed an address to Sir Henry
Clinton. in which they stated thcy Ind every
luduccMent to return to their allegiance, and
artcntly hnped to b. admitted tn the charact
ausi condition OF British subjects! The Con-
tmcntal Congress called u:stt South Carolina
1or 1f.!!fS: soldiers during tlic Revolutionary
war. She supplied v..ly GCG9 @: te,. thousand
}t:s tilau her quota Of trauls. Massachusetts
was called upon for j., ,673 soldiers She fur
nis.!et GS.Go1, or upwards o! fifteen N!nusa1d
'noir tlssn i.%.: 9nota! Indeed, Massachusetts,
daring the eonic. il. ac..o't vi national iu,lr-
1enst1,cc, Furnished 1nose nei: /. :l:c army
than every State south Of Pennsylvania a,,,1
when the war balances were adjusted, after
l'carc was proclaimed, II was ascerta{ncu that
Massachusetts had .,:crT,7id f1er share in the
suul Of II .:3AS,S Sol in specie.
, 1860-11-26

The election is ovcr, and the Republicans
arc successful; hut tho misrepresentation
in which Our opponents indulge arc still
kept up. In view of The cxci:c.l state Of
the public mind, and the danger Of I'M cnl-
broi1uent Of tho. North with half dozen
Of the Cotton Stairs: &c respectfully s,y-
gest to the so.callcd Democratic papers OF
the North thai they now stop their lying.
Unless they mean, will, 3fr. Yancey and
the politicians OF his school, to "prccipitatc
the Cotton States into revolution" lettl!cm
not only stop lying, but 20 honestly to work
and, if possible, undo the effect Of the lies
told in such abundance while The contest
was ret undecided. We point out a few Of
their most ntrocious falseloods rs the ones
that have had the most pcrnicious effect
!. That 3lr. Lincoln is an Abolitionist-
the contavre Of Garrison, Phillips & Co, Of
the radical Boston school. This is so base-
less that it ought never to have been cred
tied for a moment; hut glaring as it may
seem to men in the North who know Mr.
Lsncoln's position On the slavery question,
It il; thanks to- the papers Of which we
epsak, widely spread ell over the south,
, 1860-11-26

rs1oS MEN, BE on 1c.~n GCAnp!- There
arc those all over the country and in all Of our
towns and villages, who talk long and loud
about the horrors of l1nce'a's ciect;aa, a,,;..
taking advantage Of The events which them
selres and "ssnciatcs have 1lastcncd, call upon
US all to unltc-to le: "by.onvs bc hyyoucs -
and nil act together rs a united ScutIi. The
object Of these .nei Is to g:t ~ 11auv CnInn
men to commit themselves to tic cause cr
Secession 's they eau. Let lllcm know, y!cr
ever they meet You. that. IS iaw-ad;ng eli.
1cns, Loyal TO our blooll-bouEllt government.
yoS .'ll Aescf consent 10 see ,,,lT soil rAyaesii
w the terrible strife which wouId result non,
Succession, aud on the very threshold proclaim
yorr determination TO op.'usc :El thc mad
schemes 1f Disuuton. anil 10 stand 'y ,l;is
tnlo,i ii Stales! Tell these secret cmiss:rics
aa'i street takers That ya1 admit the value cf
coltm as an article ol commerce. tilt remind
:E''n III tlic mkt breath 1hat Kentucky and
Atssou. It:En: As n necklace for traitors. /;
~ article CT etill grcsacs s.lnc for home CON
SUMPTION wa"
, 1860-11-26
From ArfzOna--EEuYoInfl0n IL, S..porr
--DeistlA of Jack Ksosycrs,

Tr7Ac. Thursday. .Sor. !. 1850,
The revolution in Sonora progresses slowly.
nut with great destruction to life and propcrr \
About ten days since 100 Ya~;;;;.s ...r, ,.;u..,
W tue tesqniera iroups Euslsr Cac1,urs II 49,
pears t4:f thc party known rs liz f;a,1',i,
party Alter tAcy entered the STATE. rcrtivr,
nr4c additions to their force, until hry NM.
ocsea over l"o thousands n,en. IN eifuri y;:,s
Nade to bring OIL tight 1T San 1far,.,i.l ,.,.r,'
Cachora Was posted with four hundred r.s-.,-
!afs; Failing, ln this, they took IN their march
10 Ae:mo$lilo, Pesquics:,'s !ea.l-ouartcrs. sn,nc
scFcnfy.nTc miles distant, Intending 10 f,:,.
possession Of tho city; they were ivIiowe3 IN:
eaciinra, and IS tiicy wcrr about 10 enter i,cS.
Mos:!.c' II: 1aguleE portion Of the command
was a!1ached anu two hundred! Ei!lcd-C:c.,o,n
entering ahe city. Great cxcssscs and o1,tr.,"s.
were committed br the Yasuicrs who are an.
1ioyed on the ranches as poems. So;nc.hinr
Ike dozen prominent rancler,,s Hcrc ,,ur.
tered. AaNy of the tine nacic:Ni,!s ar, oi,sn.
doncd The cousition Of the couui.r Is ie-
plorable indeed.
The roted Jack Powers, formerly Of C,,;.
lorna, was found dead in his house, q few miles
from This place, OIL tllc oul, ,f la:t mnn,1,
This Powers was said in some w;,y 10 l.r..
been connected with ,uany Of the murders
colnmltted during tie existence of the Viri,
lance Committee, hut 1na.Ea9ctl to cscane t1,cI,,
Afterwards thu Governor otttrcll a rt;yar,; ~
S,'eV 1of Him tic then left the State and eet-
llcd sonora About two months since llc ar
rived here with several thousand dollars wor1h
Of stock, aud said he intended to settle hcre
tits gsherall: supposed he was killed i,y Mcyi.
cans. and yet many arc Of tllr opinion lie .lI..,
suddenly. hc having been III pu:. health.
othcrs think he was killed by so.ne persons
having IN old srudge against linn, A. parties in
!he country lad liiadc some such ttrcats: Lc
lived In Il hDuse alone. '-~
It is said Powers had mother and sister RI.
siding in New Tork. lie followed The Drofcs-
sion Of gambler in Sonora, and At one tin,,,
had won large amount. Ills estate il now
thought OF come value, r
, 1860-11-26
Il Hooker Wife.

In tho late catastrophe OIL TIE Ohio river, in.
yo'viag tic luns Of the fine steamer Pacific.
there occurred Al instance Of heroic conduci
IN I've part TT 4 w:lc worthy OF mention. Mrs.
i. u. Mcdonald Of this State, was trayclin..
with her husband, who was lying very low Ut
t!lc time with tllr consumption. Tl,eannouncc-
nleist of tie colils;yrstioi, was TOO mach for
LIS delicate nerves. and TIC poor lnan swooncd
:stl ii u :'lnid the excitement Tho wife re-
fused to Leave 1Ac corpsc Of her husband to
Tue 1ncrciltss, fler: element, but stout bsa,cly
ny his dcatll-tc:i, until liz: flames licked tile
lrtncis ef the statc-room in which the CORPSE
~. III vain she ullerct! almost fabulous suns
o: reward to ANY one who would convey tue
Idly the ashore: AMI in eilcc: desperation Sue
e'us!is NJ lie litelcss form and L0rc it ~ tho
guards of HE bn,. Il fell from her grasp,
however, and was destroyed, it is presumed,
with tue boat. Mrs. iIci}onald reiu:iucd in
tniontown attic: the disaster, in the hope Of
gathering u;, Tic =s1rs vi hcr dcccascu hus-
blnd.-Luflyt,t. Jo4.,.GI
, 1860-11-26

Whatever may be l!.c merits oi the neE7
oua-rel in Kansas, there Is 10 Luck q
nrouotncss on the part Z: the President il:
n,tti:,.. Go:s:, t;;: .:,cn WHO call themselves
the free Stale party. We have II" feeling y
fo, tlAcin w:icl, will justify their sniraclon:.
o:{:,c law b,,t VIC cannot help saying 1l'::'
i:.,Ac sa:nr Dispatch had been used i'll cari'-
ins the ,,oric- ri.:iilns in times past, thu
necessity ii. ,.,w employing: Gen. !larnes
and hi; tlra..,:,:.s would net have o."
Cured. IT,, ou;:,rc::', Is hut contin'1:!-
in, O. III. u;:l t,.Hlrle which the Fcdcr'i
Government. IN ,.,c l:a!ll5 Of The D"lnnr-
racv. k-u brewing :.:r nearly three ye::s.
lis .:.;.,::: Ia !::'n::; i:rh:son then for hi;
invasion, ri kansas, ncc22sc:::atcs the hing
iur Of Hon; somcry row fur the iny:.sio:;
Of Missouri. ii is ,;,c bad fruit Of poison
o,s seed. E:t let ts hope that tie oE'g'''
Of the ,:pl.l!. now oa hand, will he Il warn
inc 10 ,,,e President that, when treason c.:
II l,r.c. s,a!t takes :l,c form Of overt acts.
and Tic Cotton States precipitatc reyo!r-
ton, lie mrst quicken himself TO :
prompt discharge OF his duty, a'l'.
the instant employment Of tue force now
m2rci1;r:. ar;l;as: tie long outraged b'i
perla.,, b1an.ea:,le Free State men.
, 1860-11-26

= Headache Is the favcs!ts s!-a oy uh!eh naturs
makes known any tls.latioa whatever E9m rlc na.
tural state 1t tss bnn, mad Viewed In tls light it uny
be lontul safeguard ntr1ded t" :,- n.tlcs q.
too Late to be ra'uetied and ta Indications should
Fever he Ie:lrctet. Headaches may be cla' sed
Ger two na",es. viz: Stmptulnattc aud fdiopn1.lc-
Sym5teraat:c uta:achc Il exceedingly co,uron aad l.,
tho PRECURSOR Of great yati-ty Of di,eao-, Among
which Apop1sxy, t:oEt Rheumatism aal 81. fGhrI1a
et-cascs. In ts nervous firm II Is pathetic Of d1s.
sa*c ef :.e stomach constituting; scE HEADACHE of
hcrntic CI,casc constituting c;L'a"s HEADACHE, OF
wcr:- cob5tat!oa anu other G.oE1cs, uf the bowels
we'll ruot ard ute-!hc affections Diseases Of tile
hear: sre yc1j ircI1c:4!;: attended Ni:h ueadarhcs
AEr!n.a cnf r;et:.osa a.o also rGcetjoE.i Hlic. He
q-ently oeca>in:: !r.taetr. Il!o:at!c Icalache Il
alo reFJ com.Hcn. o': usually tstin .uIshcd by tito
name IT sgu.ors ErAD4cuE. Eon.ri..:' coiuiEy on
s1!dcss /. : ttate cs a7isfcht:y sourst health and
Frus:rs..l =: "1ce III. 1a:nta AID ry erat energies
lH. IL 1sl.r- -fshts it comes SLOWLY lerAlr4 bY
de"rc .'o Il :-1:t- Or .ce:h:tv CT t-c7". III moa:
:.-:.:u-es lie - !: IL y ::r ~ .. H., u: t: unq
dc. lila c.s:s ,:'ar also II Famed NxrcA1cIa.
Ter the treatn.ut G. ciilr t;l,s Ut lIcAlachc tic
Cc.ak' Filis have been fluid s.c a1e sate remedy
relieving tie lno.t acu,a raias II few minutes. ani
b. is4 sabe power c:sal;auas thu dsea.ss ar whieh
ueadacae Is t;:s une1r!p: fntex.
, 1860-11-26

flile appeals are made nl,out the duty OF Vir-
E'lla TO offer herself up a :: sacrifice for the
sanny South. Other gentlemen NAV have
1aeir tastes, but we havenu.s. The projected
martHrdo'n is entirely Unacceptable. South
taro!na and Alabama 1nay he very dear, but
w We feco:I from entire ruin on their account.
Slavery may be etrun; bond of Union BE-
i:seen tobacco and cotton, but we do not feel
n1oscttler ;eady to sink the tobacco for the
Welfare Of the cotton. l;c want Eir.,inia Il,
have an orbit Of her own. Ne do nc. want
lter to Eravitate toward New York away from
Alabama, nor toward Alabama away from y. i.
any grasl:ation is to be done, lit it be tlote
toward her. o. let the existing attractions
maintain the present orbits. We believe the
present relation Of the various States ia tIc
s.ost that can be devised! II thu system il
disturbed. where eael1 will tly to no calcu,a-
tons can toEcsce- First one and then anothcr
of these orderly stars will '.sloGt :aa,lly from
the sphere" Confusion will be senenil-thc
ruin common, Let us say beforehand that nc
shal! hot bctiragycd ont :.ntl ifthc attemrt is
persisted In. lit Son,ll Carolina and let Ala
hama 50 their way and VIC will 20 ourT.