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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

RIAL ESTATE AND lAsU RANCE.
JOHr Z. SW IT'S,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
con. OF DEEDS FOR NEW YORT IND
OZHER STATES.
New York Insurance Agency.
Cash CAPITAL REPRESENTED. - oss ~
WIN LAnes suarlus.
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO.
ORN. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPITALs.......... $3oe, ~
STEPHEN CR0wELL, Pre-.
Pu1AxDss SHAv. sss,y
Atlantic Fire Insurance COMFY
OFN. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
Cash CAPITAL, 900
JOHN D. COCKS Ptsst
hoaAsso Dom, See,y
Lamar Fire Insurance COMFY,
or NEW FORK CITY
CASH CAFITAI>......- ..... $3.50. .SsoOOeO
:. ANTHONY, Prsst
J.R. Sr Jezs, Sssy.
Fulton Fire Insurance Comfy,
Oh NEW YORK CITY,
CA0h CAEATAAs....... ..... S1to, ~
WILLIAM COBB. Pseex
Jams n. Rasznn, ssey.
Hlnbelt Fire Insurance Co..
OF NEW YORK oIrY.
CASH OAPITAL,.................... $500 80
JOHNRANKIN, Prst
wlLllAn NsLllsAn. Sss,y.
New York Llfe Insurance c.,
OF NEW YoRK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. 81 500 ~
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pssst,
PLuBY RnEnMAn Actuasy.
A PPLICATIONS. FOR INSURANCE AND
"A Polisiss issued IN the shove old ard -
spsnsible Os0paaiss, on 1sst elass risks ooly, b.
JOHN L. SWlT3,
Real Rstste aad lns1sasss Agent.
NICKOLLS BLOCK.-UP STALKS.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
DOCTOR MARTINS
CATAMSNlAl C0RRECT0R !
HAS HAD
A TIN YEARS TRIAL.

VINCE sH0ULD - sUp1ICIBlf 10 CONVINCE 1v18Y
Sss1es'tseg Uvebsoe11e
Of the Great Valus Of the
CATAMENlAL CORR ECTOR!
A ND That IT IL WITHOUT EXCEPTION
ETHE BEST MEDICINE n
before the pabls for al diseases arising fro. IL
Hogularitioo.
lPeleseesteo = she ssesss,
vos110o ~ Ooese 80
Posoo II ~ g Aooys
Rslue % ~ small % de s3sek,
Polss esd = he xAessaess,
l.eveess 81 sDtstse.
Dosoeo1s Wessesaesso~,
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o. 4 essoalea d sao Aeasos.
And IN almost enAl % variety Of other diseases
By Q. o. exsrtion, bye we.k coustitatios, severe
mental or ph vsioal labor. The simple remedy tor
ell 10 to got 1t the primary cause Of the disease
remove Il, snd yeu assist nature 70 regulate
This can b done By the great
Catamenial Corrector,
which has asvss failed 70 sGsot . eurs whom
properly sesd, according 70 the directions, aad
Il 10 prepared iron the recipe, and under the
personal supsriatendence OF most skillful Phys-
clan, Who tor numbsr Of years oon6ned il uso
to his private peaetioe For the few years that il
has beea before the pablo it hes gained for itself
position that will soon BY ies rapid inereaso Of
popularity, plsee il ct the head Of ell remedies
keretofoeo oGeeed for Woneu's diseases. The
more especially those above enumerated whieh
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For sale BY most respectable Druggists through
out the Union and Canadas.
Price ol.o0 per Bottle.
Large Size, else per Bottle.
N.B.-Whsrs It happens that your Druggist
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ct one time, The medicine will b sent free Of
change for transportation.
Particular directions - to uss, Be-. accompany
each bottle.
Drug lists can b supplied direct from oar La
boaatofy, or by sendia their orders %
8ARNES PARK. Ne. York; F;C. WELLS I
Nd; DYO IT'S. Philadslphie: r.; J: WRIGHT
4 co. New Orleans, LA.i JOIN D. PARK, Cia-
sinnasi, Ohio; 3: h. HAYS. Portland, Ne. Or q
aay respectable Wholesale Druggists in New Yosa
OF PhiiadelphiA. Cisonlsn, with Trade Prices,
b., fnr the Coneotoe. and our other medicines
| cent free 10 Wholeaals Buyers.
No asdieias placed o. commission.
j. - Nc NYN@,
0ssssal Agent fer The DATED Sta:a : Csnadas,
iy6-dAwly - Ann ST., New York.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
EDUCATIONAL.
lMMACULATE TON
YOUNG hADInOe
DAvENI'ORT, IOWA
Condactel ~ the NistsrS Of Charity
Blessed rtsIYtss.

9UHIS INSTITUTION Is MOST BEAUTIFUL
/ " situstsd> about one mile from Dsveap0st,
and commAadss view If scenery unsurpassed tor
siehnoss aod variety.
Uncsasinx esss snd Vigilance will - sxsrsissd
q psomoss the morsl aud intelleotoal impaeve-
net Of the pupils, "a in sickness the nsosssitiss
Of the sufferer vail b admiaisssrsd ~ With to
fssdosss u parent.
The course OF sducation comprises Osthogrs
Elocution, Geography (ancieat sud modssn, His
tory saersd and Psotsas,) Algebra, bsok Keep
ing. Astronomy, With the 49, Of the 0lobss, ~
tholosy. khssoric, Chs.a.sssy,. Nstaral Phsloso-
ply, r ysislosy, bossny, the Freoch sod 0semsu
LAneus sss, Aasio u the Piaso, 0aitas. -, Ossw
slsA ,as~eiAa col Or,satAl rsiasiax, aud psaesies
inseructisn il Needle ~oek, both plsis and Orns
moatal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

~,oW rs THE TINE TO LAT IN WOOD
II t. vintes 80. We have dry kipdline vosd
e = 0opas sesa. - green wood - u 81 -
ees1. ...-...
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire Ard Life Insurance Agency,

ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire And Life Insurance Agoney,
nFFERS 70 INSURERS ALL rHE ADvAN-
~ tagss thst ny b obtained II any way -
Insurance..
las. Kasss aslew = aay Rsspsas;1ss Company
"a. Fair and hoaseable adjastnsns Of losses.
%. Prompt payment q l.ssss.
lth. Policies n watch The holdeeo participate
nths pseets.
CArlrAL RsrsssssrD. own eeyoos. ~.
Contlnsntal Fire lns1sanee c., nv !,
CAD 0spisals.I 6sgplss, sl,eeq 80,
Metropolitan elrs In. Co., III,
0sss 0sp;ss - S~p'ss. sssl.sss.
state Fire JDs1sasce c.. lev haven,
a. 0spissi - Sssysss, es3s. 900.
security fire lnsursscs Co., n. Fork,
Ossh CIp;tsl S~d Ssvplss e644.ssl.
uev R1glan1 Plss ~ Marine Iasur-
aoeo COMPANY Hartford,
Jssh 0sp;tsl ~ ssspsss, eaas.oo
Mutual LIE Insurance Co. Rev York.
Assussulsss1 Cssk Assses H. Pvspssey If ~
Assuesi. ee0v0OOO.
s4 ii IONS vANT00,
taelisitse f. Tie above aaued Ceopaaieo, % -
tAseiosd y 0be Risks and issne Policies.
as1sRsnCss IN OAvshrUss.
h. Smith. Gsq., James AsCosh. ESQ.,, Msssrs
Eldridee 3 Williaos; q. g. Blood, Esq; Hos. r
Lindsrnas; Hon. james Thosinstsa.
| ~O0ee over Snishss NY deeds Stees, eonel
q Bsady cd 0espnA ssgsets.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06


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Plan Of sixth Grad Dlstributlea,

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06
STAT OF IOWA,l
AUDIro1's OFFICE

LII. W. CArrsLl, Aaditoe d Gid State, Dc
certify that the Foregoing i . trss asd essrees
copy 4 the seAtsmest 4 ID il this oGles ~ The
Hanboldt Fire lassrsa;e Company Of the City Of
New York, ea this alth dsy Of February, 4. D.,
1851.
IL 81 Witness my hand and o0eial ssal
hcrsunto aAxsd,. q Dss Aoinss, this sth day Of
FEBRUARY, 1854.
NV. CATTELL.
Audisee q State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-06

IA l.sas sdi ~ ilisaaaa ,.iafa go aaIH
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-18

for the Rebels or would be, were it not for the
Federal troops. On the other hand, every
State that cast her electoral vote for Mr.. Lin
coin is for the Government and Union with
out an u or but Now, Squire, by this you
will see that the whole scheme of Sececes-
sion had its origin in, was concocted and put
into execution by the Southere portion OF
your Democratic party, and assented to by a
portion of its northern leaders, and that no
other party had any thing to do with it.
And this may serve to show you how much
your silly assertion is worthihat "the Demo-
cratic party had no part in bringing about the
present perilous condition of our country
and also answer your impertinent questions
Again, the Democrat aserts that, ''two.
thirds of the rank and file of our army are
Democrats" Now, Squire, this is simply
ridiculous and absurd, and you ought to be
ashamed of yourself for uttering such stuff
Again, the Democrat states "that the advo
cacy of the Jefersonian last fall of Helpers
Book, which volume compared our Constltu
ton to league with death and a covenant
with hell" Now, Squire, this is double
edged falsehood, for We did not advocate tht
Helper Book last fall, nor does it compare
the constitution to league with death and ;
covenant with hell.
Our article, Squire, has grown msclrhon
ger than we intended, and we therefore can
not notice your twaddle any further; ant
will close by saying, that any person that will
give utterance TO such nonsense as you die
last week, in your cart horse article in refer
ence TO the Republicans and the war and un
divided unionism of the Democratic party,
hypocrite, or, to use your own more expires
sive language, "either a knaue or a fool him
self"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-18
The War News.

We give up large portion Of our pa
per, this week, to the glorious news which
has reached US from the seat of war
From Missouri and Western Virginia, ev-
erytbing that reaches US is OF the most
gratifying character-snd well calculated
to satify the most anxious friend of the
good government under which We live,
thst the process Of redeening our land
from the evils which the tratorous Cabi,
net of the imbeciie Buchanan Administra-
ton inflicted upon the country, are in a
fair way Of being rapidly wiped out. In
Eastern Virginia, the work of regeuera-
ton is pushing on as fast as.tae Veteran
Lieut.. Gen. Scott thinks coDsoDant with
safety and certainty. In that quarter the
blow at Secessionisn n seems to fall slowly,
but when it does fall, all past experiece
ad dmouishes US to believe that it will fall
most effectively, AT present the nanes OF
Lyon, Siegle, and Mcclellan dare placed
upon the van Of victorious Generals, and
to them are accorded that full measure
Of praise, which, free people, grateful
for good services, so we'll know how to
bestow. While coming events cannot e.
clipse in brilliancy the wonderful victories
which these heroes have achieved; We are
satisfied that but q short time can inter
vene ere other Generals, in other quar-
ters, will den and from the grateful hearts
of the North like ebulition of praise for
acts Ofequal briliaucy. The plan of bat
tie is for med; the men ars ready; and it
needs but the proper tine to arrive, aud
the words forward march to be given, to
insure such a rush to Rchmoni. as will
not only astonish US by its impetuosity.
but will, actually knock the lifes- s-breath
out of Rebellion, and make every Rebel
imagine be sees a halter hanging on eve
~ tree be passes. Gen. Scott commands
the Grand Army. He is satisfied with
his plans in detail, and in the execution,
as far as the latter has been done; and as
defeat never headed off an effort of his in
the battle field thus far, we are satisfied
to believe that speedy success will crown
bis efforts In conclusion we would say
buzEa for Lyon, for Siegle, and McClel
lsud-snd most glorious huzIa for the
Patriot and veteran Lieut. Gen. Scott.
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Our BOYS on the WAY.

The 4tb Regiment. Pennsy lsania Re-
serve Volunteers, under command of Col.
r. G. March, left Camp Washington, at
Easton. on Tuesday, for Harrisburg, en-
route for the seat OF war. At Harrisburg
the Regiment will be regularly mustered
into the service Of the United States, when
the men will receive their arms and am
% uDition, and at once proceed to join the
army in Virginia. We learn that the re.
giment will be armed with improved Ri.
des. Oar boys, under Capt. Keller, form
Company T Of this regiment; and FROM
our knowledge of the material of which it
is made up, we are satisfied that the gal
lant 4th will render good account OF it.
selfiu the csmpaigns which are to ensue
The order to leave Camp Washington
came SO suddenly upon the men that our
boys had DO time to come home and say
good-by. Captain Keller and Adjutsnt
Nyce paid flying visits to their families
on Tuesday morning, bat had very little
time to chat with their numerous friends
A number OF our citizens went to Easton
to say good.by to husbands, sons and
brothers, and to see the regiment off, but
got there too late by 40 hour or two-tbe
time of departure having been changed
from 6 o'clock, p. m, to 2 p. N. We
wish tbs boys q pleasant time, good luck
good health, success in battle and a spec
dy return to their families aud friends in
good old Monroe.
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Reported Murder of Gov. Hicks.
Baltimore, Monday. July Is. 1861.

Iu consequence of the reported assas
.instion of Gov. Hicks at Cambridge, g
town on the Eastern shore Of the Chesa
peske, Col. Pinckney, commanding the
post of Annapolis, made descent upon
the place. on Sunday. with 100 men and
field gun. As the propeller, with the
troops, appeared many of the Secession
lists mounted their horses and fed.
The Colonel marched bis men to the
private residence of the Governor, where
Mr.. Hicks was found in bis usual health
1t appears. that on Friday night some
trouble arose between the Union men and
the Secessionists, upon the Cambridge
Dock, and the Governor, interfering to
quell the disturbance, was roughly han
died by the Rebels. He escaped from
the scrimmage without serious injury
At the request Of the Governor and the
Union men the troops occupied the town
during the night, and escorted bis Excel
Iency to Annapolis. and thence to Balti-
more to day The Governor was sere.
oaded at bis hotel this evening.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-18
CONGRESS.

It is good for the soul to mark the ra-
pidity with which the present Congress
adopts every measure calculated to aid
in crushing out the rebellion, which so Sc
riously interferes with the happiness OF
our people and the prosperity OF the conn-
try. The present is emphatically work
ing Congrcss.-(a political rar's a0as. in
these latter days,) and its members seem
to feel, as they should truly feel, that what
is to be done should be done risbt spec
dily. Every measure recommended by
the President 10 his most excellent mess,
age is either already adopted, or rapidly
rushing Oh to adoption, and but few days
ID ore will be necessary to finish up every
thing and adjourn. The exceptions to
the general industry of members are but
few. Vallsndigham, of Ohio, Burnett, Of
Ky., Ben. Wood, of n. Y, aud one or
two others are the only ones who show
Southern proclivities, and these are ex
bibited only in the way of puerile effort
to delay the action of Congress. But they
are marked men, and the nsigniieancJ
of their nun bers, but exhibit to Southern
rebel leaders the hopelessness of theil
cause, and the strength of Northern love
for the Union. The present is glorious
Congress, indeed.