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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

How aeplisahle ~ ~ f'llo.i.g -
Doo'o ~ -
1ast . kssP yosF TOYS from thriving
tara = cold shouldee % every yousg NJ
| hasjc q Segins( il businsss lo~k
pou q II nsv Iofpsr With . soovI.
pisoekge sll ~ esei Il that Won't 90
ecrJ his visk, I'D ss6esr 60 abroad tos
the ware Of bis kind, than TO give him
vonr unonnv"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

THEIRS is way Of being good in the
world on small scale that ia scarcelv
appreciated. A mss who cduoases ons
child faithfully may effect q work Of
greater benevolence than one who IN,
won the name Of philanthropi.t. The
love concentrated on family NAV pro.
duce richer f5eits than that which en-.
braces the world. it, action IL more in.
tense and invisible, but ito results NAV
60 abroad and heaven the whole mas. q
= community.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE..
JOM Z. sW ITs,
General Rsil Estate agent,
si I.oan and Insurance Broker,
cor. or DEED6 FOR NV lORY IND
OEHkB E1AZkS.
New YeRk Insurance AgeneJ,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESRHTED,. y ~ ~
WITH LAnas sURags.
PHCNK FIRE INSURANCE CO.
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPITAL. Observation-Disclosures. $1oe,eee
ScRPHEN CROwHLL, Pre-
PE1LAnDEI SHAv, sse'y
Atlantic Fire Insurance Csnp'y
ON. YORK AND BR00KLYI.
CASH CAPlfAI...............-.....els $4,000
JOHN p. COCKS, Pssss
HosAs1o Doaa, sssy
Lamar Flrs Insuranes Csnp'y.
OF NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAFITAI.......- 49,. ...... 100000
I. AHTHoIY. Pssst
~. D lem, sss'y. w. 5s. .a.
Fulton Plre Insurance Cenp'y,
ssA4 81 o. NEW YoRK CITY.
CASH OAPITAI4.....,. Slse. ~
ss WILLIAM 4. O0BB, Pssst
JAnn \. Rasxns, sss,y. 's
Z uanbslt Plre lnsuranee c.,
OF HEv YORK CITY.
CASH OAPITAI.........-.......... o9oaeee
WlllsAn MglLlsAn. 6es,y, ssa4 : .'sai $
Nsv York LII Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. 49,. u ~ ~
y NORRIS YRANKLu. Past
Ptm1y 1HznsAx Aetaau. af4 Il
4 PPLICATIONS pOR INSURANCE AID
II p6lisie6 isoa66 q he ebove I'D s11 =.
epen11ble Cs0qaoiss, - - 49, 49, ealZ ~
JOHN L. 4Wu6s
Beal Eslate aad lneusanee Aeeqt.
gas - UQx0kL0 Hl0CKy-Op 0G1U8.
oeelo4a ss.1s sflg t5hhI ,444-fss s@-HPss
.v.i sas =. -. Lo0O8Ds faa~la
DU04p01nns A4 Tn4104s@
vx11IL rEoH Rms isfH Day 81 10
Nv u@esss 1lvs auDSslyu Ntbt 0sS6se 11ae
sDo INTO seAas - ~ uesh less 49, de0os
hia.-aak e. ssesdit- asf.0 ~ hselyyeoK
80 x1leN Snaasss.1. - fas'1s'Nss
s''''A 's''s D.''ss's - ii-ssa. ,sse,ts5ss i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

InrsE are only twenty five candidates
1on shs sa.eentssrfust -O1AsA Abdt 9TH
ess are '.lklAg Of mskiayI application.
iso hooasss teloRg,ng g W. sReths.
sehe. N 'Ass.odsbus9s osrs asserss1d
~ ~ = sssssse'ss1 .susjE ~ p.nsal
a~oi s.1o4nsyed .ass1J. bnoos-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

TRAIToRs AND sHx CouEraY.-SomA
keppblican papsss gre drawing faithful
pictures Of their conductors under such
heads - . IssitosGsndithe Country. :
Among thpet jIssesrs the Davenport
Geeefiss aPproPaissnly coaspisaeua.-
QW6MQue RsraI1. .lsa',as. = 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

IaE ordnance recent, finished Il
Fort Enf koasdsy, for Fort Coiumbu.
New York ha. Dor. has arrived, and We
learn, will be mounted on a nex alta ~
the 'esd eide OF Governors Island. L
consists Of Sc colunsbiads. veioh;n
nearly ten lhoa' and pounds, and "a. 81
100 tons Of shell. the guns being notched
for . ranke Of -four miles Yhe .teanor
Thomas Il. Sparks l~fs them At the Far,
and "wept tor upse," IT report be true
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

Miss Lane, rumor says, will soon enter
INTO union deferred BY Mr.. Buchanan's
wish until the end Of the Presidential
term, The bridegroom H. . wealthy
railroad gentleman. - on
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

DRS. MORGAN Z FATAEN,
-vaOM-
We W 70 II X,
OCULIsTs,
AwOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
nonncs to the sitisens OF Davenport thu
they are prepared - treat al dtsesses q
Eyes. Cancer anA Fever Sores,
no matter how long staading. Dr.. MoaoAx will
be found at the
NEW PENNsHLvLNIA laOUSE
from to 10 4. n. aad % so'cloek r. n. Satis.
factory refersnse will - given Il oar ability 4
sass ehese dis.essssa apiaisasisa - shove.
nehl-d&vH
Graham Hse1 Rye FJDss /!
DYE NEAL, CORN NEAL, (BnLTED AND
II coarse) hiddlings, Bran, Shorts, Osts and
Con, the bsst Tie scaLtsy psedsoss, -
RU00LE6',
fpao-dtfl No. II, wsx sssosl street..
FOOD EOR Tl1E .WELklOJWl
HHOICE BRANDSOF SPRING AND WINTER
- Wheat Flour. just received q No. q, West
second street. - D. RU0GLES.
trysO-dtf
BuOkvtheat Floar.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE 10 DR FOUND
RUCGLEy',
fTy2O-dnl No. II. Wet Second street.
Carer EotAtoe~.
n He BEST POTATOES IN TIE WORLD,
3, 81 0I.a Ruo0LIg,
ccnniaDioa merchant al dsalesinall deeasiptiona
Of produce
fiy,o-dsf] No. II. Wet $1,000 street.
EcoNOMY AND sRcUnITY.
The Iszillard lirs Iaa.raass Csapasy
to .ssa 6ss -o1 sn0-
CITY OF NEW rOnK.
~. u WALL STREET.
0ASh 0A19s'1 100000.
sn0ss1n Aa1lH = , Dsssnonv - sw>mseSeW
-ssstxz..s. DpAlpae
TAls COMPANY DIVIDES rHREE.QUAR-
Ia tassof aAe hst 1870 3 ~ 1saisy hsi60s,
UP 0esftag Interest Without any I}sbil{5y .
This Company fands It, surplus, /. .sssd x
oav;ialne isss 10 SssskbssesssAasahy giving il
Ro'cy noloers greater security. ard q the same
'''as cesspse insurance. oAes aay oehR s1sssm.
olO eyHA4A4SrlQRSQoD, lsaailseA
ouonas D. Cant, Ssasstasy.
or "5S W0nmesou1Ms9, We Ptssidsoe.
FIELD = KAUFFMAN.
"a ~ 81, Aeeah, Davsnposk Iowa.
.,m.v Notice. aa1s.A Sa'
IAk 1i7s4 DAT on JAnUARY. 1osl, /
- ~ ~ useaissaR 80 - - 4. Eiaps
Gstss s .s~ kaeuaN. ~. Rh1ll1alphlh .Anft
:: 81 II psyssas vmA 3 5 &c Ssssis q
We te31t ooif .HrlaS zor0slHss n
sI1s'. s.s'ruliA, 1881: a.. !,
t., r.tNrINo OF ALL I110s ,11,I11l a.
" - 2ss1a -. ..lua.-a -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

NAVY AND AMY INrELLlaENcR.-
The Naval Register for 1861 is out. II
contains on the men of war list 10 line
oi-bat,le ships. 10 SIZZLING frigates, 81
sailing s'oops-ofwar, 3 sailing brige,
schooner, and 8 storeships total, 81
sailing vessels and. I .6.st class stesm
propellers; 6 second class d.; 2 second
c'as', old ard worn, do. ~ s,cam gun.
boats; 2 screw tenders; first class
side heel steamers lsecond class do;
8 third class do, ! sido. wheel steam.
tender, and 2 steam storeships. Total,
~ steamers; 90 ships IN al. Ahout 20
Of them sre serviceablc men of.war. 81
the modern stamp.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

H0sTETTERs STOMACH BlTTERs.-Ths
stom.ea il he lssstaia hesa x seesss z H.
sesss vhieh iufsss ~ bsnAa ystso. laliese-
tioa, bod saesgA ~ =, ssnssstss disuhasAyss.-
tssy, faintnsn, vsssge, palpitatioa II tAs heast,
ssssssi dsbility, ste. Get nd Of il, tAea, 4
onss, - gsiag thsssSA . souss ofH0SfEfTIRD
SfOMACH DrrfRn0, palatabls and rslrtehipe
rass.isp, vhjsA . suuy vslisvssall son,aainte
d Tie stnnssh ssd ~ aspss1sssiss, = lhs su.-
ahins nsIts tie snsv. 4 sssrss q he neaieiae
nay not perhaps b asepssssy. o.. blAals ~
qssntiy aesoaplishsss eoasasas ssss. Sid ,,
druesis,s svssyvhses. lfylS-A&wlu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

THE UNDERSIGNED ICE DEALERS ARE
now prepared to furnish leo for the season,
and at the following agreed prices:
5 lbs, daily, $l.OO y month.
10 - l5O
70 $50
butchers. SOC 3 hundred.
Hotels and Saloons when using 600 lbs p week,
SOC = hundred.
Whom using between 800 and 600 lbs. = week,
100 p hundred
When less than 500 lbs, p week, 500 y hun
dred
z. PECK,
JAS. 8. ALTMAN.
mch6-2m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06
INQI1RANGH

Jfi.Y6fII]
Ca capatal I s1sp,ss. ss,lsl, leeyes |
,Aaaf4e' ''s ~. = lss'. -
- ,:ssss.. As7:,-.-.-sssssasse SssssiSs
-. asse.:csrr.:..,... 1keee0e 314eteSo
81 ii.s ss::: i':;sss:
oaalTma1 Stoeks, Ae....... o&0oo.oO e1l6A0o
nssDanssl s.s....ysszs 0ooSSo-=s21sssS -
~: 3,;,:ssee.'t. lI1la4s , !, E,
O. - has4 - dsessls- all s.
asa sal - u sesassi
neooeb ................. tolStD.oe
0lslns saaAjssssi ssa .es lss, sl51sN.1
Iiss asd lslasd Naviessioa Risks .als. n M
80 terms - ra1es. Eopesial sttsoeioo 9tvea 9
lSeAeee - - esaAsa0 iee1asns G
90. HYNnY y. HotrvAH.
o,,rs.-a.s. n. !, Hsa.s 81 b' 49, sss.
jslys - M nsa naaAs
AoNTHvvGoyeNDe n
INAURANCR COMPANY.,
o. oswEoo. new YoRK.
y CHA1TIn4D loee.
TA00 CAPITAL AND 0URPlS Al pm
seeee9s ~ sss......... .....s.. ..o9ee11l.N
xeeea AAap(ut1oGs ................... y1,9le.vo
1924 He6nY ,. uOv1AAn, Agent.
ooNeGorioVT MUTUAL
LIE I11u1A1cx colGpAUY.
Asssnsisss1 Cssita.. ;. ...,.... ~ e,oeo.se
Henry =. nOy11AN. AesaA
Phsalx laalra.es Csapeay.
~ HARTFORD, CONN
Cash Capital a.d Surplus, ~ ~ =
Aasss, JAs. NJ, 1eoe: Is 81
e. Yek B:ak Stsshs, ...i4e,ssa -
1ostteea ............ .1e6,156 %
otAse 6tssn an1 Beads, .............. ss.95S %
Cash = hands q agestA.
AnAssd o. ksal Essats Al Baak 6tesks, ~ ~ -
assa az =
AV0S ASowSuUeo ..Sv,0V8 ~
aGNaY =. HOFFMAN, Assas.
Roeu No. l, HsGhaa's nssk, Main street.
jslys-df
ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance lgensy,
0FFERs 70 INSURERS ALL the ADvAN.
~ tags that nay b obtsined n any vsv ~
loouSa0eo.
Let. Ralss sslov y ny Rspses;sss Csu,a.y.
4. Fair sd hoaorable adjsstnsat q lesees.
a.. Policies Il Which The Ao,d.ss ps.,,eip.,,
the profits.
CAPITAL RsPsassxTSD, ovsa $e,OOo, oos.
Continental Fire Insafancs Co., N.Y.,
cssA Cep;taie.d ss,pl.s, sl,sse, 900.
Metropolitan Fire Inc. Co., NJ,
ossA Capital s~d ss'7lss. tss4. sss.
state Fire Insurance Co., Kew Haven.
0ssA Capitol 80 Ssvy'ss, s1ss 900.
Security Fire Insurance c., \. fork,
CGsA CdpsenS e~d 6wrptaA vA4 1871.
HewlelgIsnl Pro and Marine Insur-
asce company, Hartford,
Lssk Capitol sad 6ssplss, e99S, 900.
Mutual Life InsuTance CO. Rev YoHk,
Aesssslsssd Cssh Assess tks Property Of ~
Asssvs1, 100000.
JOHN YANT10v
Solicitor for the shove named Companies, 10 81
thosised to take Risks and issue Policies.
RB1DRUUBo II DAvDAPoR9.
H.H. Smith, Esq, James NeCosh. ESQ.,, Messrs.
Eldridgs Williams; G. g. Blood, Esq; Hos. r..
Lindsrmaa; Hon. Janss ThoFington.
U-Ones over Smiths Dig Goods Stsss, corner
Of Brady and Sssoad steeets.
iunee3 #.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06


drussis,s svssyvhess. (fsylSA&wla
Couens. The sudden changes q or eInaa,
ass sources Of PulnosAHY. KaenczrAL aud A.
fsnAslc A1SsosseSs. Expesieaes having peovsa
that simple rsnsdiss ofssa ct speedily end 80
t.iny shsa taken in The early Stages Il The did,
sase, rseouyss should q saes - hal . Bs,sv,.
Dsssssisl z,seassy" = Lassagas, let ~ Osll.
Cough q Irstatee u ths Unrest - svss = aiehe
y bytAis pssssstase nsss susisss sAtask ~
b sGsstsa,ly vas6s1jpG PgsLss 0ssAgus eaa
Ssnssss will Aaa den sgss1sal Sss slsaeine aaA
strsngthsning The vsiss. So alvsseissnsss.
nos37 -dAvem
Warranted Pureiy vsgesable.-f5 6, Ooe. :
eoe) I'VE MILLIONS or BOXES W BRAND
RETll,S PILLS ARR SOLD ANNUALLY
The SALE STEADILY is0sesas, end vt tAous.
aads die froa colds and fsvsss, which thsse plla
could esetainly csse. RsaadssaAs Pillsasssinpls,
but unmatched for snsasy. How inpoetaat that
" at once secure ~ advantage over sickness
When It can b had q a ouslsy Of twenty-five
cents.
N. J. G. RaPpslysa, q MaanestA county, n.
j., writes March IL, loGe:
II was troubled in Jaasazy last with sssitivs.
ness for several days. and took ten graias Of eai>
nal to obtais relief. caught cold. suppose q
any rate, . ssvsss diarshosa ct in, which ~
medical attendant found il impossible % arrest
This was followed by dysentssy. Ny strsnstA
was al gone. Everything paasea thrssgh Ne 4
l took it. A fsisaA iron New Hsrk, M. Gsoegs
Lewis. fortsnssely called upon -, and advissl
Brandrsth's Pills. thought in my weak condi-
tion one pin would - enough, bat he adniais.
tered four, and the next morning four mora
Much impurity came from me, and, to ny sur
prise, the soreness and pain diminished. One bon
csrsd me fslly. am new hearty, with : good
sppteits."
Sold 1t principal olies, No. ~ Ca.ai II. Pie,
IS cents box.
Sold BY ell respectable dealers in medicines.
novl-dEwlm
To C01eSoe1DepttUeS
The Advertiser, having bsen restored to health
in sfew weeks By very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years With severe lung
affection, and thst dread disease, Consumptioa-
is anxious TO make known to his fellow-suaefsss
the means Of cars.
To Ill Who desire IL, he will send . copy Of tha
prescription nssd free Of charge with the dirse-
tion for psspasing and using the sane, which they
will 6nd suRD CunB Dos CONSUMPTION, AssmA,
BRoxonrTIs, -. The only object Of The slvss
tser in sending the pPseeriptioa il - bsas1t The
sdlietsa, and spread Information which b con-
esivssto BE- Invaluable, ana Ne heDss every sssrs.
will try his remedy, - it will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescriptiep viii please ID
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAnssURsa,
oetl5-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

Col. II. 5. WRnB, brother OF Gen. J.
Watson Webb, o; the New York Obu-
rier and Enqairsr, is in New Orleans,
to offer the services Ct himself and four
sons to the Southern army.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06


PRoPosKD RsMovAL OF the CApro,
~ MlSNEsoTA.-1he st. Paul Ponce,
says:
The paper removal OF the scat al
soverrn'ent from 81. Paul to Kand,yohl
Is now en- route through the House. II,
passage has been recommended ~ thc
Committee Of the Whole. The bin 10
Gates the seat Of government on one o
the t." ~cctions granted by Cong. Is.
for Cap.'''l building purposes, which AZ,
IN ksnd,yu cosnty, hey oad tho "Bir
Woods,"a al a. ono hundred mites ives
Of St. Paul. Commissioners are to la,
out town, and from the sale OF lots .a,s,
afund Of $4,000 or more to build Ii,
Capitol. A nice Joke, but . profitabl,
ono for the Commissioners, Who will tax,
care to draw their salaries promptly
Tho Capitol will be removed to Kan
d'yohi about the year 1900, under til,
operation Of the bill in question,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

Trans Oh SUBSCRIPTION:
DAny.-l1keesasp Per vesk, , y abls = saslsses.
IN - - 80 sssssssss's, ~ ~ ssass.
~; ;. : 80 sssi;ss1ss.s. ~ .s,ss...
1BnMe ~ ADv1n9lauo N DAILY.
ubsevAsD o. svBLvnLIxBso On eup
I1cn lnepAcb,
70 deys. : ei1 vssis. 80
s. 81: =: 81: : +: r.: "a: ::::s' =:
N vssi, 80 -; yss:. = sz..e,. Is Is =
1ossSvssss' go sqsasss, ysss, - -
lAaHsyAo aausa = - ssss II S7bs ies
-. - ~ 'ss~s s.s-sAisa. 4 y. .sov.
Rssi.ass C.sas sss = .s.ssa s ls..s, % 70 p.r
TsssesA 49, = s4aiIissalsAarsse Of sseen..
49, ~ $500 lsssls A.:s.. diss......
Ysehy l,sstisiss eostsaets win b s,lsn,ood
a1S&Gka, 80 6SsSk ~ sscsS ~ !, =
! he a1vesli19 w0.A4 S1aseo1 saoo.- .s d
~ AAy01ie1nan10 - aso60qaa1oa vlsh 3Ieerre.
eees VII - iasssaa sn1S ossbs1, - sAssssdss.
- kASHa assisss elssssa ~ st.l, ~ u IS
eeces 0enes..sohs vssea - special notices
ssll 0Noelqe ~ - - $500 : ~ - 40.
| Al $500 ~ s:tQieQs - bsesss,kh pos.
pseess ~ ~ vhaassev9, = ssaiaaU lnesh,
ds.ths.s e6EUse 8sd1ss ~ hSstiea.
AAvsyeaes ~ aesse6 nns ~ "a r.
ssss,ts3y . ssssasss 4salss ftsa ceOssvsl
tsas:.es 4. ys..ly .Ayss..s,as s.,.is.s,. ..
~ .2SseSS 1useeA sesy !ags.g . advance
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06
NEW sPKxyvrG GO0DS.


---
W nAvs JUST xscuvsDoua
fRHSn INVOICE OF SPRING GOODS,
i5 s3 lis-t
CONSISTING OF FINE FRENCH CASSI-
~ msres for Pants, and also, ssW styles Of Silk
0rsnadisr for Vests; toeethse With 0snssal ~
sogtmept Of s
FURNISHING GOODS.
We invite friends and tho public generally, to
call and examine onr
0wooE or GOODS
before purchasing elsewhere.
p. L. CONE, Ag't,
Corner Second and Brady streets.
II 2R HNV 0SA1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-06

THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
IT IS SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION OF
i 900 900 COPIES but IL circalatlou 10 limited
csnpared With the eifcsistioa Of essnsab naA-
GAM. R1xARx,
At his sstablishmsnt on Brady street, opposite
the Post Once.
lam nov receiving the largest and most sen-
plste assortment OF
Cloths, Cassineres and Vostinxs,
kver offered In this market. Antieipetipe = isree
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
THIS FALLS 81 YLES,
she'll continue to keep on hand : large assostnsat
of fresh
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men, Youths and Boys, of my own manufaes-
ure which will BE- sold ct
n = . = n RI Q 80.
Ishsll eoatinss to msaufastuss ~ own Clsal-
ng thereby giving . ~
A BETTER oABM1NT
For the same mo icy than any Eastern made goods
Everything in the
Faraaishtnx Department
Can - found. sa a''
ohirss Of All descriptions,
Under Oloshing In endless vssiety.
stocks,
ties,
Handksrchiefh.
socka.
suspendsss. -. %,
Also, large and splendid assortment u
aE1vw0' 0EAwx,w. +
The largest aud best ever offered In. this norkss
| trust the psblie will cell in and szanins my
stock before they make any inv stmsnts. for a.
vsry :are ieaa satisfy hse hosh in prize and
quality Of goods SAMUEL PEkRY.
- Brady street, opposite Post O6se.
GEORGE b. sARa:RNT
LAS TAKEN AN OFFICE IN ran DAsR.
- meat o. re e:ns Ssildiaf. sd ee.n b: 4.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15
CITY PLUNDEE.

Much is said about tho great emoluments OF
the County Offices, but very little is really
known on the subject. There are two greai
sources Of supply. One is by the laws, made
and 10 be made from time to time. The other
is by charges uade without law. And it is
quite vain to think Of any change, if the officer
himself Is against it. Aud how TO get an Of
fcer who is not against i, does not clearly appear
A host Of nominations arc made By different
parties. The people are confused BY the out
cry on every eide. They are ignorant Of tie
facts, and Of the objects, aud Of the candidates,
each party vociieratlng that itself alone is tho
one to be supported while the knowing one'
of the more regular organizations endeayor to
keep in the field as many " Peoples cAndi-
dates Ss possible 80 as to secure their own
success.
Look at the County Clerks Office. Ia la47,
after careful investigation, Law was passcd
giving a salary to the Clerk, and the fees OF
the Office to the County the Clerk TO appoint
assistants, ind the County to pay them as the
Supervisors should direct, up to certain limits
The Clerk was to receive $4,000 q year. aud
the deputy not more than $ 500. The fee for
searching for judgments was then five cents a
year. In 1853, new law gave To the County
Clerk, in addition to his salary, raised by the
Supervisors to $4,000, all the fees for searches
made in his office, and increased the fec from
five TO fifteen cents year, giving in addition
five cents for each lien returned on the certificate
of search. Practitioners know very well that the
fees were large enough before, and that no thought
OF the public good prompted their increase, and
least of all to this extent. But there was another
provision in the act of 1853, more fruitful of gain
than any other, though that did not appear on its
face. The Clerk was required TO make his
eearehes without delay, and to certify the correct
ness OF his return wiihn ten days from the receipt
Of the rcqusilion therefor under penalty Of forfeit
urc of his fees. No one has ever heard of any
fees being forfeited, but it is well known that
these ten days are claimed as allowed by law for
the search. No such time ia necessary. A single
day is ample time for a return, and would greatly
accommodate parties interested in examinations
of title; but this mode of doing the business af.
fords an opportunity for EXTRA charge, which may
be improved according to the magnitude Of the
case. Meanwhile, the act of 1861 has raised the
salary of the Deputy Clerk from s 500 to 81, 500
and what the gross returns of the office are, no
one outside can tell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

consideration Cor the feelings, Che pride, aud
the generous enthusiasm Of the upholders OF
the Union; but il DIR. Russell chooses to with
hold it, he has perfect right to do so. lie
believes that he understands our position at a
glance. Most foreigners do especially English
men. He means to be neutral to the last de.
gree, and, moreover, to convince bis readers
that he is 20. To effect this he sometimes dis
credits what he must certainly feel to be true.
He has, for instance, conceived it to be his
duty to cast suspicion on the financial pros
poets Of our Government. This is a subject
which be always treats mo.t cavalierly. Incl
dents which may, under certain conditions,
favor his foregOne conclusion, are made to DO
80, even at the expense of accuracy. We quote
the following passage from the letter Of
Sept 10:
Gen SCOTS ordor in which ho uates the army on
he prospect Of bog paid in paper instead Of IN gold us 700
produced coy marked effect the troops, but a. the same
time they do not complain Of IL
The English readers inference from this
must of course be that the gold of the country
is exhausted, or nearly so, and that the troops
are hereafter to be paid only with paper; that
it should naturally be expected that they would
complain, although they have not done so. DR..
Russell does not so express it. but he conveys
no other idea. Now contrast the above with
the words Of the order referred TO-, which are
as follows:
Tho Generan Cbisfs happy that the rreas
ury Department to meet future payments 70 the troops ~
ves en sud twentiess good gold at al banks and GOV
eminent clHces throughout the United states and most COZ
their families az home G.od husbands fathers, soma and
bfohers serving under tho ss and stripes viii thus soon
Of suffering hitch could not be reached with coin.
DIR. Russell must certainly have known the
real purpose of this order, and he must have
seen that the "paper" money was to be sup
piled reside and not q instead OF coin. But
be does not allow bis English readers to under
stand this or that the order was issued solely
for the accommodation OF tho soldiers. 1t had
long been complaint that the gold with which
the men were paid could not be sent home IL
letters for the relief Of families. How uni
yersal this complaint was, Dr. Russell probably
could not know; but that could not have in
teriered with bis understanding Of tae matter,
since the order itself explains everything
fully. The fact is, that tho troops are paid in
notes or coin, according to their own wish.
We are much surprised to find DR.. Russell
employing such methods az TINS to missulde
the opinions of the English people. We doubt
very much if any American correspondent,
writing from England upon subjects equally
grave, would act similarly