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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14
Honorable Release OF y. A. Mah0ny
and Others

A MAMMOTH CHEESE "A cheese was
exhibited at the late New York State
Agricultural Far which weighed 1880
pounds, and WIS manufactured in a sin.
gle day, 10 one cnrd, from the milk of
600 cows
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-14

State Of Iowa.

CtUsC VI 1OW0s
ADJUrANr GENsoAL's OYrrcE,l
Davenport, Nov. 8, 1862. J
CIRCULAR.
In reply to communications from vari Gus sources
the following extracts from Chapter XLvI Of the
Laws Of Congress-. passed at tho second session Of
the 37.h Congress. 1861 80, are referred to. They
will DO found below. They may Be Of istere1 70
ciaimants and claim agents
sRC. And be it further enacted, That the
foes Of agents and attorneys for making cut and
causing to be executed, the papers necesary to
establish claim for pension, bounty, ard other
allowance, before the Pension Office, under this
act, shall not exceed tho following rates: For
making out and causing to BE- duly executes by
the applicant, with the necessary affidavit, and
forwarding the same to the Pension Office with
the requisite correspondence, 70 dollars. In cases
wherein additional testimony is required by tho
Commissioner Of Pensions, for each affidavit 30
required and executed, and forwarded. (cxcept the
afidavits OF surgeons. for which such gents and
attorneys shall not be entitled to any. fsss) one
dollar and fifty cents.
SEC. 7. And be it further enacted, That any
agent attorney, who shall directly or indirectly
demaud or receive a.y greater compensation for
his services unds this act, than IS prescribed in
the preceding section of this act, or who shall
contract or agree to prosecute any claim for
pension, bounty. or other allowance, under this
act, condition that no shall receive . per
ceD'um upon, or any portion Of the amount of the
c'aim, y who shall wrongfuly withhold from .
pensiener or other claimant the whole or any par
OF the pension or claim allowed and due to such
pensioner or claimant, shall DO deemed guilty of
high misdemsanor, snd upon conviction thereof
shall for every such oense, be fined not exceeding
three hundred dollars, or Imprisoned ut hard labor
not exceeding two years, both, according to the
circumstances and aggressions Of the offence.
Papers 1t county seats will insert this circular
once.
NIB BAKER,
novl0d3t Adjt Genl Of Iowa.
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The De. h'oins Rsg;.ssv ..ys the
hon z. Sells, SECRETARY Of State, after
having shaken .is b tho sgoe, and having
been bIistered with fever for an indefi.
mite period, arrived in Dss Moioes from
viu,oa day or two since. The follow
inc !. Il . board Of ofic ers ofthe johnson
County Agricultural and Mechanics, SO.
cic,y for the ensuing year:
Pesident.-J. 81. Westenhaver.
Vice p esidens.-Jesss Higbee. J. S.
Mcfarland.
iSeeretary-M. w. Davis.
Treasurer Francis Bowman.
DR.. J. II. E.ly, ofIowa City, has been
a pointed Surgeon of the Iowa 18th.
This we esteem as most excellent ap.
poiutment. The Dr. leaves large and
growing practice, that he may more in.
tima,ely identify himself with the gov.
eminent in its efforts to crush out this
gigantic rebellion. The 18th was for
season under the ban after the battle Of
Iuka, but more than RECEIVERS 4 i it had
lost in the great battle Of Corinth on the
4,h OF Octuher last. 1t is now "crack "
Regiment, as are all Of the Regime Mt.
mustered in the Ha~keye State.
The Republican says the appointment
is good one.
| Sickness IN THE 3Gru.-We regret
10 hear from one Of the officers, that
there is now q great amount Of sickness
in the seth Regiment, and a compari-
lively large number Of deaths have &C
Cured. The measles aud mumps both
prevail among the members. confining
large numbers to the Hospital. If nov
ordered 10 move net more than one-half
OF the regiment could 60. Gate City.
"Goin' Permiskus !"
From the Cinci matt Commer,ial.l
During the time when KIRBY Smith
was btleaguering this city, the colored
population were in q condition of agi
tation not second in observation-disclosures
to that prevailing among white folks.
An incident took place at one of their
"war meetings" which should be record
ed. The able bodied colored men were
debating the proprie,y Of rendering
their services to the government as vol
| e. hn
impression had been that they ought 10
do it, and their patriotic emot ons were
at high African temperature. But be.
tore the vote was taken, a tall, aud very
black fellow, produced a sudden revul>
sion Of feeling by delivering himself as
follows: "l'm in favor of goln, and
will go in a mint if We 60 permiskus
with white men. I'll tell you why Pm
for goin' permiskus. Ii We 90 permis
kus we'll have fair play. But let 'em
get regiment all Of niggers, ard G-y
put EN- in fore front Of de battle, and
bofe sile kill every one OF EN-. l say
so, sab ceiling his eyes around the au
dience), ADD l amt goin' dat way, ssi'.
amt go,n' step lees l 60 perm'skus.
No sah." And the able and eloquen
Ethiopian sulsided land a solemn sensa
tioDai pause followed.
Honorable Relessc OF y. A. MahOny
and Others
BALTIMORE, Nov. II.
The following prisoners of State, who
have been confined in the old Capt. oil
prison for the past three months, from
Illinois and Iowa, passed through Balt,-
more this afternoon, having been honor
ab y discharged:
| Judge Andrew d. Duff, Ct Benton,
Illinois; Judge John p. Miller, OF Cairo;
DR.. Marcus L. Ros,, of Prmaroa, ILL.,
e; David Steward, Of Fa,fieId, Iowa,
and D. A. Mahony. Of Dubuque, Iowa.
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Preparing for the War /!
GREAT BARGAINS.
Selling Out At Cost.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL HIS EN-
y ,irs stock Of goods. csDsisiing OF the Choie-
ct Groceries, wiaes, Liquors, etc., st great sac-
Iiece for Cash.
kvesy body needing 0rossries 10 invited and
Will do we'll 70 giys Ne . call a. bsund 10
cell. @. TE0LBR.
oooS-O10J Ae - 0eu1y ooeoot,
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FRIOAY nURHlN0.. -. .....hUv. -, lsss
NOBLE McCLEALAN.
He has more frisads to-day, more
warm, hearty, sound aud devoted frisods
TO-DAY than he had two months ago
than he he'd even while he wss hurliog
destruction among the ranks rebel At An
tietAm. Eves his most prejadiced enemies
feel constrained to praise the manly and
patriotic bearing with which be left the
army. There 10 . volume, whole liit
Of patriotism in bis farewell injunction
to hia noble soldiers: Island by Burn
eide az you hare stood by me and all
WiA be weH." No true patriot could
have said less, not even the most exslt-
ed patriot, TIE most devoted friend oI
the Union could have said moro. The
sentence 10 short bat it tells the whole
stsry. No coldness, nothing fsctiou'.
no aspersions, no complaints, but .
straight forward honest enunci alton OF
patriotism, such % We might expect to
fud 10 the man, such as We bad right
to look for. Unlike Gen. Fremont, vi hen
removed from bis command he make.
no disturbance about II, Iesigns 70 po
alton, but quietly leaves his place ano
requests his co nrsdes that they, ".tano
BY Burnside !" stand by the old flag, b.
the Union, and in its defence cheeriuI'y
lay down their lives.
The enemies Of the noble man hoped
that upon his discharge he would con-
nive at rebellion among his devoted
soldiers. low they chuckIcd over The
prospect. They we'll know tho devo
ton Of his army u bis person; the,
we'll knew that word from hun would
raise = mu.iny; how they hoped anu
prayed for it. Instead Of breedin. dis
satisfaction he tells bis veterans 10
ISLAND by Burnside y How the coun-
tenances of his bitter enemies ,cl nj
These noble, patriotic words. They have
mistaken their man. Let the radical
prcss Of the country that has been glory
ing over his removal, take heed ,ba. they
are building him up instead Of putting
him down. They are forcing him into
tue high position that he deserves
"Another traitor out Of the slmy," cay.
the Rochester Democrat, q bla ant abo
lition organ. Glorious News !" says
the abolition organ of this city. All
over the country the howl Of deligh,
went forth as the fanatical press gloatcd
over the change. In the lace and eyes
Of all this he steps quietly out OF his
command, gracefully hands his bright
sword over to his SUCCESSOR, and after CIV
ing the ye'y command to his man thai
his enemies Hoped that he would no
givejoins his family and holds himself !,
readiness to perform any duty-an,
service that his country shall require 0
him. Such q course can but challeng'
the respect of all but the most impervi
ous bigots. To day Mcclellan mas
higher name and q ten.told st1onge
hold upon the hearts OF the people thar
no has ever had before.
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United States.

U0ltc0 St0t9Ss
WAR DEpARrxuKr, Ap,'T GENERALS Orrlcxl
Washington, Oct. %, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 1866.
happening that large quantities of Govern
ment property have been unawfuly disposed Of
by non commissioned officers and soldiers in viola
ton Of law and Of tho army rules and regulations,
IL is therefore ordered: That al United States
officers commanding posts, shall seize all military
clothing, blankets, shoes. arms and equipments
end other such supplies, which have been issued
BY tho Government to soldiers, and lost or dis
posed Of by them. And it shall be incumb bent
on any person, not . soldier, who may have any
such property in his possession. to prove that he
has lawfully acquired possession thereof.
Such property, when seized, will be turned over
to United States Qaarterma ster, and his receipt
in duplicate taken therefore, one Of .uch receipts
to be transmitted TO the Quarter Master General.
The seizure will also be reported 10 the Adjutant
General.
All Provost Ma.ehals appointed by the Depart
ment will assist in recovering to the United
States this description Of public property.
Commanding officers Of companies are reminded
that it is their duty not only to cause soldiers
who are guilty Of violating the law, forbdding
the sale, destruction negligent loss OF clothing,
arms, and public property, to be charged on the
Muster Roll with all the articles improperly lost
disposed Of but also u enforce such other pun
ishment as the nature Of their offence may de-
mand.
BY Order oft Rotary Of War,
l.. THOMAS,
nov. l0-3t. Adjutant General.
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RELEASE OF FEDERAL PRISON.
EkS.

LIcCIlOu ID OScIs NO CledicI PIOOI
need be required than the release OF
political prisoners. Election is over
aud the Democratic party has been vic
torious. In proof Of this, notice the ad
illustrative ,repidation. The people
have spoken to the powers at Wash
ing,o"-they said at ten thousand bal
lot.boxes: Give those prisoners trial,
and if not guilty let them go. The
command of the masters has been hearo,
not, however, until the oppressors have
been swallowed up in a sea OF Demo
cratic votes, and, 10, those held in bond
age have been set free-those whose
flesh has been CALLED by the shakes o.
tyranny, are liberated those whose Id.
erty has been wrested from them tina,
fanatics might have a clear field, ar
permitted to return TO their friends and
homes.
The election is o.er they who were
torn from their homes without process
of la~. who ware thrown into prison
without being shown a scrap OF ASH
tu'ional authority who h- gee" kept
In DURANGO vile wa alter week aud
month after s~o"th, until the elections
shoula be past, are "honoraby dlscharg.
ed" Self-convicted stands the power
to-day, that was the cause Of this out.
rage upon the inalenable rights Of free.
men, convicted of oppression, tyranny,
and such ignoblc action as would cause
Pluto to blush.
Those who could not, or would not,
sec the object Of these arrests before, see
1t now, and must confess the outrage as
being beyond parallel in the history of
our free country. Mr.. Mahouy and
others, arrested for treason, have been
declared guiltless, and the verdict re.
bounds no less to their honor than to
the disgrace of the Administration tia,
~~SsS" s"O oitCets Nuu tuO mIOlOnS OF
administrative power Who connived at
1t.
We are not appraised as to what form
Of trial these victims Of political viIlainy
have been permitted to have, but our
impression At this time, lie, that thew
have had no trial at all. It makes little
difference either way. They come home
relieved of the stain that was cast upon
them, but the tyrants who have held
them in prison against oil Law and
against reason, will loog DO remembered
By the people, whose liberties, one and
oil, they have 90 fagran,ly, so ou,ra.
geously meoaced.
The seed sowo on the late election
day, oil through the loyal States, has ia. !
Ken root, even 1t washingtos. Behold,
oho world meveoI
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Twenty IsUn.Clads Building for the
Rebels ia England.

Rebels IA England.
A London correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Commercial Bulletin writes: "It is
veil you are just completing a fleet OF
'Monitprs.' You are likely to need
them before long. Workmen are en-.
gagged night and day on the Mersey, on
The Glide, and elsewhere, in building
some twenty iron -clads. which are in
ended t, see service in American wa
tiers. They are intended to convoy yes.
sells into Southern ports. This know
to be fact. My information is direct
from those in confidence with the pre-
moters. i can on y zee one W: oI pre-
venting a good deal Of ach'e'. Every
port for which th~ are destined ough,
- ha n -. power of the American
Cove nent be ore these ugly monsters
AN cross the Atlantic. Then You
might welcome them as effective aid in
future operations. To disarm suspicion
it is popularity given ont that this iron
fleet is being built Tor the Chinese gov
eminent but l need hardly tell you
that Mr.. Mason and his friends form one
Of the chief operating parties"
TnE New York Tribune publishes a
letter from correspondent in Central
America, positively asserting the oppo.
sition Of the government there . the
establishment Of the negro colony. He
says:
"The late address Of the President to
the negroes at the White House not only
injured the feelings Of all Central Amer.
ics, but has effec, ually checked the lit
tic sympathy felt for us. Should it be
considered expedieDt by the people Of
the United States to export to some
other country the labore,s whom they
have suffered to be brutaIizcd under
their government, the shores OF Central
America will offer them no asylum"
Tho feelings Of Central American gov.
ernm, nts are of little moment when we
consider the vast interests involved in
the colonization scheme. The war is
likely to demand but a portion Of the
resources and energies Of our govern.
ment, and il the Central Americans want
brush over so Insignificant matter as
coloniz ng, against their wishes, 'slabor.
ers whom we have suffered to be brutal
ICED" the thine hundr. d thousand Alb.
clifton recruits will speedily bring them
to order.
It would add to our honor as nation
to have 6gbt with other parties than
our own citizens; Why should It not be
with the Central Americans !? Pope
has f"gged the Indians; let ~ give
. chance among the Chiri.
quiaaa.- Chicago Times. :,
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LONDON 4 LlvERy.OL
fire &-Life Insurance Company,
OFFICE, Sc WALL 4 81 PINE at, NY.
raid mp capital, surplus and reserved
Iuo0S. ................... ...$0 ooUoZ5
Invested In this county,. lOt5 1886
AoALiy revenue over. .......s........ I,5U0OOO
1oe shareholders Personally RESPONSE.
Die for EnSa Ycmeuss 81 tue Com pAny.
AL Directors must be shareholders.
EXPERIENCES FOR DAvkNponr:
Geo. Il. French, Lorenzo Schricker, Nicholas
kshnen l. Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skeel,
Nishoias J. Rusch.
uKW YORK:
esfinnsll, Minturn 20, Harper i Brothers, Dun
en-. Sherman Co. Alexander T. Stewart.
!. G. WASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
ksek Island. jlys
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aad to 30 under tho constant care Of the Phym.
clan and experienced nurses. We shall continue
our riding practice IS usual IN Davenport. Rock
Island and Moine,ant in special eases, make calls
by rail road and river. Charges for treatment. a.
the cure I've TO zen dollars per week. Patients
taxing home treatment will pay weekly. Mrs.
rrc1 WIZ pay special attention to the prac ice Of
obstetrics and healing diseases pesulirr to her
owh sex. mysdAWtf
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CORNER SECOND AND MAIN ere.

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l1fFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LE-
~ Claire, Prlncetop, Lyons, u 1T. Haqsoksta
~ Asemosa. .my1l-dW
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.. 0.IAAksR' Nd GEO y. n'CARN, \. p.
DOCTORS rARkER 4 McG,ARN.
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
No. Franklin 5lock, second Heor, Brady ST..
between Second and Third, Davenport, va.
Dn. PARkKR's residence, corner yth and leClaire
brady, second door from corner Of 9Th.
o3.dtf
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Law PArlsegslbtp.
$50. r. COOK. ,. WILSON DRURY
COOK 4 DRUhY,
6socssors to CboE, Dillon q Lindhy.
HAvE REMOVED TO THE NEW OFFICE.
l. Il corner Of Main and Third streets.
JAY 70, 1850. COOK d ORtJRY.
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J. A. REID. n. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
asd residence No. Is, corner Main an J Third
tfoets, Davenport, Iowa. iulyl d.
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CARDS..

SAM. +. BROWN,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
a (soccessor Of D.w h Brown, Davenport, 10 -.
dice rear Of l. A. Mackio.'s hank ara dtf
, 1862-12-14
He 11Naa>s 2rnker 0aaAaR
SXe&A u NsNad8A

~ hitting finale to othenonseasfcsa sen pes.
parsted H{,cn The CAIcaro T.ets hF the
rlenipoac1tlGy Of JeH. D:sls. comes the an-
9ontksaufent that TIE hero kAA t.ken \ sudden
Light to Canada His departure was no ,ioutk
greatly accelirated By The numerous letters
and dispatches, wliti were pouring iu upon
cus cis e+.,~, rl'd the Police lrparti,tut ts.1i
Il! parts Of thr United States. c,ut5;ar him
with various kinds s,f swi:ldlipe from ,,p:,,,w-
IN: e15 Of n brot.,es III the Arisudi.t Church
whom he Lad deceived - to his r. Il character
70 obtaining, money tn considerable Sums By
selling worthless arsAl:s ,a,7n on the Tyca.u. :.
y DslaltIncnt Al Washington WlenGecenc
was reIc-set: from the CUSTODY Of Supt. Brad.
leg, It was npoa tie promise Of lis attorney,
and 1t the 1Ias' man that he should be fnt..-
corntnE when wanted. of courec, liz VII be
on hand.
Tuat the Times in The terrific bowling xhiel.
1t 1r"dc, based upon this Crane sensation, had
t.a1orous s;sd unLo;y uD}cct in viex which
II dtsi..!Iu 10 carr out, ID universally be-
arTeo. But tlc .'eEa. Judgment" which :h-
Iinler's pcccadil1ces have brought down On
him, will eheciually prtvcn1 tue secession ~.
gan from i,inyipg ;Ae roll primarily aesignets
torit- The 7iHe* nusi need the sympathy ii all
its esm..4tafzcrs in this intense :,nctiou, and
r. tilat end, We Fulinose, tile conference Vi
fultsiown r. G, C.'s, held In It's office uu
s;'tul, ,sar attsiuaon. Nas called. Verify, the
yre-t -. Wesley t.ae suddenly become, with
"nc scll swaop, -';n'isihle' Greene. VIZ csn,
moi do better tAnn to commend ~ the Fms
1nan the hoocls but .it-quotel ala.c,
'NAt hstt JON don't succeed,
Try, tE again.
, 1862-12-14
sa:y which fhoHe u compared with those Of 4hs

G.g which ehoHe, " cnmpescGw With those Of ahs
esue.za1dh,s date Isss yvar-s<l, t5.-as Increase
nf SA,1R
Ec.4 Cattle were generally quiet, md wc note :
vide sau;c Of prlccs, consequent upon the demand
for ..iauey'. To-: for tie Csss .ras u,-1ket II c
n-rsae;on4 amount to 90 heed It range o.
&eue46uo.
The Provision market MAS quiet, bnt WI bare
no ehacce tv note in plices. There is sonp In
casr1 for New Ness Pork 1t f11.c,, but city pack
eis arc Ing S11sa, and tho cDIy tr1nfacson re-
ported IL lot 1t u bsls to tc delivered n Nil
~aukee, 1t f!tGo. There is lar demand for
prime Nrss Pork, and NC nu.c tasea to-1:r Of 500
bsls city Packed ct &to.75. lrGash Aezt4 arc
qpfct, tu5c.t snd sc'srs. being ..@1c a2att, th:
o,ly tssts uede being s. boxes 1t eAe for Lang
Eonelcss, s.c for Short Rib. and 6t.c for Short
ronc1ees. Eu;k NETS arc il, A. t.re REQUEST aud
ii u, with E.leo Of 16,aU pcs. S.oalae =, loose. 1t
3xe. and 600 pcs Hams at ~ 'oose, 1aesc wls
sc,eely 70 much tnrulj for i:t4, but theta ID no
change III saotat:c IS, pr.n,e keith. scllln. 1t s
sc, aud No. l .r.. ut sc.
Flour waa dull. With >cr3 .rfirg ealcs Of fprins
extzsa at $isf :e5Se. Wheat was dnll atd k5sis
lower Wilt light t11es 1t s'eo7,.c for No. Red
a.3Sec for Pyt..:ci Rel; 9llaakc for No
Spring; md &c lso,xc for No. = Spring. There
Wa no inquiry for Rriest u Spring.
Co.aw-n ft,tner, with but uute1dte trnn@as'
.ior. at sc. ic fcr Mixed, and coxGa1c los r.
jectet.
Gate were IN Active DEN anil ard Nc per hus]s=l
hicher, with sales Of No. at 8s.4ls9c- 1syr ad'
yane L 1e,,se under IN casc. 1r4u:s1:ana No. IA
ttos. w.e zola at Hishw.ncs we're tofa 1T
saks, nj Imp. os tn.cat of Ac- Ttmu:hE s''ed =
md E+r, a 3,+1