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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-31
COAL, COKE, WOOD, 30.
IMPORTANT TO GAS CONS MERs.

CHAS. H. LA NGLFY
GAS FILTER, TIMER AND COPPERSMITH,
, Would inform the public that he is sole agent for
HAWLEY's IMPRoyEp CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
and is prepared to put them up at the shortest
q e. and on the most reasonable terms. The ad
vantages OF these Burners are: To prevent blowing
and waste OF gas. to give more clear and uniform
hight. to regulate the quantity consumed with the
full head turned on to any desired amount, and
thus to save at least twenty-five per cent. over
the ord nary Burners.
Mr.. J. r BROWN, IN charge of the Washing ton
City Gas Works, has certified that they Enhes
ttattngty the best Burners he has seen during his
connection OF twelve wears with those works; and
the Superintendent OF the Richmond Gas Works
asserts that he has tried them and that they save
at least twenty per cent. over other Burners.
Thankful for past favors, the subscrI Der invites
orders for all work his line, feeling assured that
he can give entire satisfaction to quality and
prloe. CHAS. ID -. LANGLE1,
4-ts 18th St. between Main and Cary,
A CARD.-We very earnestly request custom
them to US full of gram, If ready to send 1t.
empty, by the next tram. We are suffering great
inconvenience for want of our Bags that are idle
IN various hands who have neglected to return
counts and charge the holders with them. When
we send bags to any person, they should be re-
urned promptly.
Much of the wheat receive is damp. Farm
Ou2 hit to dry 1t At home. Barns granaries and
" all out of doors are big enough 10 spread 1t H.
Farmers lose Immensely by lnattentIon to this
point
We have fallen perilous times when debt Is
fearful Filling orders for guano, &c, on the
faith of growing crops won't do for those VINO have
10 buy them on time. safe principle of individual
economy is to make money before we spend it
lQ-ts MADUIiX
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By K. IL. Cook, Auc'r.

TX LIKELY YUUnG KENT UCKY
IL uLES, AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY,
bes Of Messrs. Johnson & Blankinship, on
ETankl,n. near Wall street, Is likely young
KENTUCKY MULES, of fine SIZE and in first
,ate condition some of which are is hands high
10 those wanting first class MULES. this oppor-
tunIty seldom occurs. as my business calls me
from this city, and am determined to sell
The Mules | procured to suit this market,
particularly, and can with confidence recommend
them.
They can be seen at the above Stables until day
of sale
ALSO
Three young and gentle Saddle and Harness
HORSES, perfectly sound.
TERMs.-90 days credit, for approved paper.
GEORGE FERGUSON.
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VERY hMPoKTANr TO NNoW-lnat

VERY IMPORTANT To kNun-inat
JOSEPH STRAUSE is selling, astonishing
low. Dry Goods, Shoes and Carpeting. All colored
MeIno at one shilling and higher; fine MousIaln
De Lane at l21ac., one shilling. &c A lpacas l3c;
fast coored Calico Sc; Stella Shawls and Heavy
Double Shawls at all prices. The greatest bar
gains in Bed and Servants ,ankets. Shee p's
Grey, Saunets, Cassl meres: Jeans. Ticking, Lin
Seys, Black and Colored Silks at half the value;
Ladies Cloth Cloaks cheap; Flannels, knitting
Yarn, every color, ar 81 per pound; Extension
Skirts from lo; up 3 coo Linen bosoms at I654c.
and higher. worth twice the money. | invite
every body in want of goods to CALL without delay,
at JOSEPH STkAISE,S. No u NJ ain 81
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BY Edmond, Davenport & Co., Auct's.

BY Edmond, Davenport & Co., Aucts.
CARGO SAFE or LIVERPOOL, FINE
~ AND GROIiNO ALUM SALT AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, NCvomber I'd, at ii o'clock A NJ.
we will sell at auction, at Wa rehouse. head of
the Dock, the CARGO OF SALT per snip Pho
neer.' direct from Liverpool, consisting Of
1850 sacks FINE SALT. Worthing ton Brand.
$40 sacks GROUND ALUM SALT.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il CO., Aucts.
p. 81 he Salt will be sold deliverable at City
Point or Richmond at the option of the purchaser.
oo 20 T., ID. & CO, Aucts,
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~ MILLINERY FALL TRADE.-1a
SStyl desire TO call attention to re ASSk
~ moyal from 242 Broad street to 246, DC
doors west of my Old stand, where an prepared
to exhoit II larger STOCK of MILLINERY GOODS,
OF all kinds. and viii continue to keep through
out the season GOODS OF The LATEST and
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES.
MRS. A. McCONNAL,
&c 22-2ms 246 Broad st.
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- Mi1Lf<ERY-FALL TRADE. ufsa
49, desire to call attenti9n TO my .ex-Esffk
GhuDS. consisting of HEAD DRESSES, L -
DIES, CAPS FURS and CLOAKS, the latest and
most desirable styles
BLEACHING, PRESSING and Dying done
IN the best sty ie. Mas J. DEMELMAN
Main, between Nth and 18th SITS,
B.-Four TO FIVE good MILLINERS wanted
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GECOND SUPPLY-RICH AND BEAUTI-
~ FUL GOoDS.-We are opening, by ste amer
which makes our stock still more attractive, Rich
PARIS; PLAIN VeouIs and Sole iinos; Rica Black
and Colored Silks; Velvet and Goth Closss. in
new patterns and very beautiful stses; Children's
and Misses Cloaks. Our stock of heavy WolIeGs,
for Servants. comprises and 4VITgina Fuiled
Cloths and Jeans; s q. Satlnets; heavy Plaid
and Striped lnseys; Blankets; Flannes and bed
blankets. Carpet Department Extra Ingram
Carpets; extra Threepy Carpets; Rich Velvet
and BRUSSELS Carpets; Rugs. Floor Clotns, Mats,
&c. Purchasers are invited to examine
CHRISTIAN LATHRuP, SO vi ain st.
SPLE%DtD BARGAINS. AND NO MIS-
- TAKE CHAS. A. q WATKIN, 6th and Main
streets, nearly opposite the Spotswond Hotel
S25 90 at and under cost for cash only. Ladies
ind gentlemen IRON the country Will do well TO
give US a call, as such chance is rare offered
fine and useful Dry Goods, Lad es' D,ess foods
of all styles Ribbons. Men and Boys Wear, UNI
breas, Merlnos Silks, Collars, Bands, Ruches !;
also, large lot ard French MerlnOs at 62>a cts,
exactly halt the regular prlce.
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livery PERSON should bear In IN nu tnat
II LEVY s Dry Goods Store will now open every
day, Saturdays and Sundays excepted. Can now be
will be found on examination to be very cheap
aud much below the usual prices: White and Col
ored Marsellies Shirt hosoms at l21s cents, worth
worth 10 cents; yard wide heavy Unbieached Cot
ton at So cents, worth ten cents; fine Embroidered
Collars, new style at 373a cents worth 621a cents
superhne Irish Linen at 50 cents, well worth rs
cents; large assortment of ladies' and chill
drens Hosiery. to be sold at prices 70 please all
BY all means go to LEWIS and purchase your
iIry Goods
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BOOTS, SAOkS, &c.
---------- >----~--------------- ---z---1-~--~->-
JUST RECEIVED,
RDOTS aNI SEfttES
RANGERS VISITING THE CITY

q STRANGERS VISITING The CITY
n in want of BOLTS, SHOES and TRUNKS,
7are respectfully invited TO call and examine
our large and well selected stock. Doing exciu-
svell cash business It enables us TO sell our
goods at such ectrsDiely t0lc prices to satisfy
the closest buyers
MARCUS HARRIS & BRO,
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|. FOR SALE, MUST VALU1RIv on;

ru,,,~ r. AZ ~ pI'LL a. ' EO Ram,
= al-dGt A. cWtds VI 4'ottoWdy.
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SALAD OIL, &c.-Juss received, Salad OH.
Vanilla for favoring cream oustards. Sc Cox's
Sparkling Gelatine, Corn Starch, &c. For sale
by w. H. WARING,
No. ln7 Rrnah q above qfh
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shok EhS.-We have in store a large
f-aslpg!Y Of yery superior Smoking Tobacco,
t9 oe ot ali impurities, manufactured expressly for
'1f saiss MEADE: n BAKER. Druggists,
l86 Main st cor. above Z. o.
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NLKIVATS, VV ENt o -Uf every style,
oguilty and shape-Black Sack Overcoats, Black
Ing 4lsn sH e sUrtout UvercOats, Black K ID Sack
and rock OTercOats. and every other style to suit
the taste o. all. NOAH WALKER a. CO.,
Moiu Pc aris
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THOSE EAGLE CIGARS.-25 600 extra Ea-
L gle Principe Cigars; rs 100 De LaCruz Principe
Cigars; is 600 Iusta SAM Principe Cigars. All
genuine imported and reliable Cigars, Just re-
ceived, for sale by LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX.
No. 80 Main street
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o. HHDS. prime Bacon SIDES and Shoulders;
foxes Adsmqntlne Candles 100 boxes JaoAson's
Candies 2JJ boxes AitmeyeIs Candles z00 boxes
Blown soap; 100 BAGS Java Coffee. in store, for
sac by MASSlE Il PLEASANFS.
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u L III X ID On IL CO.
~ DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep for sale IN quantities to suit purchasers,
WARE-ROOMS, NO. 95 MAIN STREET,
z MOT D. VA,
ALL KINDS OF
~ G. a X Z h L n G. 8,
FLOOR nIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADES,
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THOSE IN WANT of something really nice in
the shape of Perfume, French Pomadss. Ger
man Cologne, fine Hair and Tooth Brushes. will
do well TO call at the New Drug Store corner Main
ard 18th st eets. II. w. POWERS
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NEW CROP RAISiNs AND FiGS leo
~ boxes New Crop Raisins, whole, half and
quarter boxes; 800 drums New Crop SMYRNA Figs;
Tor sale at A. ANTONIS,
Next door Ia Exchange Hang
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'HOICE CHEWING TOBACSO-some OF
~ the finest Lynchburg and Richmond brands,
for sale at JOS LAiDLEY'S
Family Medicine Store,
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| Esrs rs in want OF CLO HING. Will find at lC3
Nam street, every article OF wearing apparel 10
e. the approaching season. Our goods are stylish
AID durable. Gail and see for yourselves.
NOAH WALKER T. CO,
Main NJ Ttth- mr. Pearl sts
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PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, &c, DO,
Chet vii have made to order,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES
We have opened splendid lot of CARPETING
OF our own importation. and are now prepared to
exhibit the latest ST. les IN every grade.
Our assortment of CURTAIN GOODS, with
TRIMMINGS. &c: 10 unsurpassed, and our stock is
complete of WINDOW SHADES, FLOUR OIL
CLOTH, &c.
Buyers are invited to examine goods, which
will be sold on accommodating terms
Sc l7-2mN RICHARDSON . GO Of Main az
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ENGLISH w A MING DOUBLG -sULE
IL SHOES and GAITERS.-A full assnrtmen mt of
the above just TO hand and for sale at very low
prices. MARCUS HARRIS & BRO,
Next ID the Amsrinan Hotal.
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AEt perior fast sailing schr. MINNEHAhA,
SA. YOUNG, Master. having the greater portion
of her cargo engaged and going on board VIII have
dispatch. For remainder. apply to 20
oc H-6t W. ID. COLQUITT co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
isiCdAtt DSOc WEST a. CT.
rRorErEroIs
D. N. RIcHARDsoS. ara wrSr
GRO ". ARPENTRR y

w squares, year, 70. w
Larger space charged a, the rate Of $3.50 for
each additi nal square,
FOR one half square, two thirds Of the above
rates; NV ""0'
business Cards not to exceed lines. slo az nor
annum r.
foreaeh changean additional charge J, c.,,x
per square will be made nv
Large outs charged double the same .titnen.ior,
81 type. ~
icafiy advertising contracts will he understood
'"apFly strictly to the immediate business II tho
adNertseI and all other adv ertiSements sent in y
the advertiser Will be charged extra
ACCOMPLISHMENTS hot accompanied with instruc-
mons VIII pe inserted unit forbid, and charged &C
corlingy
tHiteila notices charged FOR 4, the rate az Is
eeats per line, Or eight words aud special r.ti
al II Cents Per iine. Or 20 cent. line Iorwock
49, notices ior religious and benevolent mr.
poses OF any Kind whatsoever II ordinary LENGTH
except single announce ren's Of marriage ami
dea as, charged 70 cents PER insertion.
iFertlsements from abroad mus be Iaii ~
iHFdftday ~ a8saace, unless from approved
Agents.
Contracts for yearly Advertising ,ermiuablc ut
the option OF advertisers they paving m advance.
| tnent Of = per ceat the contract Ircc
Advertisements Inserted next H. reading matter
- FER cent. advance On the above rates and kelt
on tor Il pages, 3 per cent, advance on regular
rates.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
dyance
Advertisements inserted IL weekly On rcagora
| Bile terms.
RICHARDSON, WEST Il co.
SANDERS 4 BRO
II. fischer 4 co.
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Two worlds there are To one eyes strain
Whose magic joys we shall mol again
Bright haze Of morning Wills it, glimmering
shore.
All, truly breathed We there
Intoxicating air
Glad were orr hcarts in that sweet realm Of
-Nevcrmorc.
The lover there drank her delicious breath
Whose love has yielded since to change or death
The mother kissed her child, whose days are
DER.
Alas too soon have hel
The irreclaimable dead
We them-yisions strange amid the
Nevernore.
The merry some maiden used 70 sing
The brown, brown hair that once was wont TO
cling
To temples long clay-coli to the very
They strike our weary hearts,
As some vexed memory starts
From that long faded lani-the realm Of
Nevermorc.
1t - perpetual summer there. But here
sadly may We remember rivers clear,
And harebells quiyerlng On the meadow iioof,
For brighter bells and buer,
For tenderer hearts aud truer
People that happy land-.he realm OF
Aevermore.
Upon the frontier Of this shadowy land
We pilgrims of eternal sorrow, stand
" hat realm lies forwara, with us happier store
OF forests green and deep,
OF valleys hushed in sleep.
And lakes most peaceful? lis the land Ct
Ev:rmorc.
Vory far off its marble cities seem
Very far of-beyond our sensual dream
Its woods, unruifed by the vi d winds roar
Yet does the turbulent surge
Howl its very verge.
One lnoinont-and we breathe within the
Evermore.
They VIII ON we loved and lost 50 long ago
Dwell in those cities, far from mortal wo-
Haunt those fresh woodlands, whence sweet
carollings soar.
Eternal peace have they
Col wipes their tears away
They drink that river Of life which flows from
Evermore.
Ththor we hasten through these regions dim,
But. 10, the wide wings OF the Seraphim
Shine in the sunset. On that joyous shore
Our lightened hearts shall know
The life Of long ago;
The sorrow burdened past shall fade Tor
Eyerrnore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05

Wa nullish this morning the new
-,
Senate and House appoTtonmcnt Dill,
-, G,i IN . ro,,,b state in the
" ~"
Eurlingto0 Xauksye !.
,a,n,r h,v;na ,xa Sen..or,
Mt, Van Ruren county one Senator.
= - :, ~. 80 80 Sa,,,nr
= 49,, 49,. 80! 20 90 sn,,a,
= 1tfr aoa = -. - Senator
rI - -, Adam, a,d
" ~
-, u,is,.,s1 y .,Iv,.,a,,;. one Sena-
= ''e'''''''' ~ anu 49,
7. ~ = s.'.pe' county mat.na one 'e"A'o''
- ~. 80. s,a,.,o,
i Wal ono S.notcr
\. a!peho' one senator.
- ii 'o,t. go G s:o.a'
1854 ~ c.r
=. ,.uscA'ins, one oeha'o.
:; - 'oH' Snna,or
-. heokak, ono senator.
=, 49, senator
"a ...n., two Senators.
-. Clintoa. one senator
Il. cedar, one Senator
-. johnson, one Seha'o''
=. OK. one , ~ Sn.,or
= 80 - Senator
- - 80. Senator
- ,..h,,o,,. mo senator
i - no senator.
-. layton, one .,cha.
-. " @ffeh' oh9 ,2,ii, u, o. c..
Madis"n nhs ollfn on1 c,'.i'a;o .rdobon and
81. lAlf' Oass' D"i'"', ""''''e'
sAe'oy, one senator ra.,,u Wood
~ lsAfil.2h ~, ~ e'ioi'.' ~, -. JIuuholt
"a - ''."s Hu~na Vista. Cherokee, Plymouth.
= 44hl4., u ueiia 80 -. skos.utb En-
Htfus, - bHeH Niay' -.o pn,can,i = a
nett ihckshsoh, osco'", Sa.ar
GOOD many e9uu''es ~ o"o $50
- Iowa ana "o'i'eh' o"e 49,. Conator
~. Marshal hainih anu 0iunu' o'-'
-. Benton and Tam, one ,enal1r ';: ~. soma
~. Didc" 'A""N' 1890 ~
Tor Senator
II. Delaware ana buchaiah' one '''D''0''
& Fayette and bremen.
~ -" ~" No. II -, ,f;.,bou Winneba no
~. Chickasaw, n'"nIa, nl'9 G Car'lo and
Hahcoch, floyu' "'i'"' ~
Wright
Il. st"fy' boone, ~" So
q Ninneshiek hos opc
~. pls'riet, emof"cine '"sP'' eou''
senator =,
The Iiouse arportionment Dill, o.sed Oh tue
satio. as said Of 300 inhabitants, and a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05
Embroidery,
Payments mast be made half yearly in adyanc
AMI
ron rms RULE THERE WILL BE 80 rryIArros

- Young Lad.as If every Denomination are
adm tied into this Academy, but ms order is
essary, they will be required to observe the ordi
nary regulations OF external worship.
Persons residing at n distance required t.
have rcspcnsb bic agent in the city q llavcnr@ft
" reduction will be made in of pupils being
with irawn before The expiration Of the quarter
excepting by p,etractcd sickness. One months
notice Il tic removal Of each young IaiG i re-
quested
Tie espo.deace Of the pupils i subject 70
inspection
tor the present gear no Uniform will be re-
quiTed.
Each pupil he rcquirci to provide hi.a.~cIt VI
4 furnished Nork-box tx Towels, Fix Table
NAPKINS. Combs, Tooth and Hair Brushes. knifa
and Fork Dessert and Teaspoon, and Tnntier.
There will be : Sessions II months each in tie
scholastic year. commencing on the flrst Monday
in Scpton, Der, and ending On the second day Il
JGIy with ono week allowed for vacation, at
Christians.
Parent can see their children On Thursday, in
the tltcrnuonanl ~ visitors but those authorized
by lilo parents. or guardians will be allowed to
see til. Young ladies. The parents who reside IN
Davenport can ko their children home on the
first Saturday !. each month, but they must C.
turn oil tie following Sunday afternoon.
Attached 10 the Academy i Day school fer
those in the n,ghborhood who wish to avail
H. einselves Of il.
Letters to be addressed to
SISTER MARY MARGARET MANN,
Academy oil the Immaculate Conception.
Davenport, Iowa. -4-h
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The LABOR MISUNDERSTANDING the
most curious developments in this move
ment is the invitation from Southern
communities to the strikers to emigrate
among them, and receive a living remu-
neration for their labor, which is denied
them at the North-the most etfcctual
rebuke which could be offered to North
ern fanatlclsm, which seeks to overthrow
the institutions of the South. 1t will al
so be seen that at New Orleans move
ment is being set on foot to send relief to
the distressed factory hands, end the
strongest sympathy is expressed Tor
them. Whatever sympathy and relief
may be afforded will not be greater than
is needed and deserved. 1t can only be
extreme necessity that compels SO many
women to appear in public, and lend
their countenance to the cause of labor
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Notice..

I'VE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ri RcHAs-
ca Of james + Farrand the stock Of Ner-
chan Use. fornrtrly belonging IL Burrows Il Pretty
man, will carry Oh the Mercantile Business ~ the
old stand Of +. x b., on Front street.
We shall be IN receipt in Few day Of sea
sonablo supply Of new Goods purchased IN the
eastern markets this Spring, az very low prices,
.ud invite all the Old friends IL tho late firm t.
rive II. call as we intend to sell a. the lowest
rates to suit the times.
ELISHA G. BURROWS.
,narlG-a2m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05

IMMIGRATION Twenty thousand o"edes ana
Norwegans are reported to be getting IN
readiness to EN- ark for the nited states early
in the coming summer. They will bring much
wealth with them, and what is better, they
will bring confirmed habits of morality, indus
try and economy - Erehange,
Here is splendid chance for the Iowa
Immigration Commissioner to throw
himself. Iowa wants a portion OF that
"twcnty thousand and there is no
doubt but what she can get them, pro
vided the proper steps are taken. Let
the Commissioner be sent to New York
to put in his bid for far share.
Immigration from the Old country, II
the reports be true, will be immense this
year. Thousands upon thousands are
preparing to leave Ireland, England,
Germany and other States. They are
Mclcomc
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ALBION MILLS.

rYAEING LEASED THE ALBION MILLS,
/ / shall put them in Immediate operation. !
am NV prepared 10 pay tho highest price for
Wheat
The public can depend upon our keeping con
slant .lpply Of the best Flour, Bolted Corn Meal,
Bran ami Shorts, Graham Flour, &c, always IN
hand
: we intend to pay particular attention 10 the
retail trade If the ill., families ard bakers will
find it to their advantage to give their pat
ronage.
We shall keep team to deliver free II charge.
ELISHA G.. BURROWS.
marl6-d2m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-05

WHAT THE STRIKERS TmNK.-The
correspondent Of the New York Herald
writing from Lynn, gives some conversa-
tions he has had with the strikers. On
asking one of them, has politics any
thing to do with the present state OF
your trade? 2 the following answer was
given:
am a Republican, and have been an
active laborer in the cause, but believe
our Interests are badly damaged By CON
tinualy sending men to Congress to
fight oar friends. Some of our North
crn workmcn are worse off than the
slaves Of the South. These slaves can
earn easily So per week over his task, and
be well fed, clothed and housed. Il
things so on in the same way they have
for some time past, seine OF our North
ern workmen will be ten times lower
than the slaves themselves. And |
have come to the conclusion that the
longer we advocate Republican doctrines
the longer we shall have Slavery North
and South. Senator Hale expresses his
sympathies for the strikers. But how
much does he sympathize Mr. G. II.
MarV'n, merchant in Philai, lphia.
ssyvmpathized to the amount Of 500
mat is the kind Of sympathy the Has-
erhill strikers now want