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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28
LOUIS A. MACKLOT,
BANKER 4 DEALER I'm RXCHANoR.
DAvCnpoTt, iowa.

J. B. LEAKG. GEO. .. ORIYHIN.
lEAKE Il GRIFFIN.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OoPICE NO. {
"A Nickoll's Block, south west corner Brady and
Second streets, Davenport, Iowa. dc27
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:. o. cAMrD1LL. JOHN o. BILLS.
CAMPBELL 4 BILLS.
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
n Office, No. /, Davsnpost's Block. nov2l-u
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10. Oe OON0OONs
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Public. O6ce, North-west
orner Of Brady and Second streets, up-stairs-
ntrancs on Brady street. july 36-dtf
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}. Q. PA1k1n, Md. Go v. n'CARN, \. D.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 McCARN,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
L No. Franklin dlock, second Aeos, Beady st.,
betwoon Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Dn. PAnKDs's sssidsase, ,eosnee 9th and LeClaiss
stsosts. DA 0so. ". MoOAns's rssidsnes, east
side D.sdy, second door from conner of Oh.
nylS-dtf
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J. w. II. BAKER, n. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
l. Post Ofaco Bailding. Residence on Fifth
street, between Brady aAd Perry streets, Daven-
port, Iowa. (nov10-d&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28

WIN. II. DIITOE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
IA Oy1iGD, up stairs, corner of Main and Second
streets, in AcManus + Shepherds block, opposite
State Bank. mch25-dtf.
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JAS. =. LANE, o. ". SKINNER
LANE 4 8KINNER,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFF1OE-COR-
"A n1R Of Second and Brady Streets, over
Smith, q stora., - Dec
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DAvsNPORr, Feb: II, 1862.
In pursuance of . resolution adopted 1t the last
annual meeting Of the District Township Of the
city Of Davenport the Secretary makes the fol-
lowing statement of tho expenses Of the District
from March 10th, 1851 to date, and also nm esti-
mate for the year ending March 1863.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-28

VI A. =. = ID. KELLY.
DHOKERS OF BEEF AND PORK. AND
i shiPgsss Of Live Steel, 81 Bssdy - /.
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Law Partmefship.
Sno. ?. COOK. 80 vJ.wNesR Dauly
OOOK Z DRUAY.
Ssocss0rs to 0bok, D2ys~ 4 Lis1hy.
NX7E HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for tho practice q the Law. . which
shall devote our personal attention.
March s. 1860. COOK DRURY.
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RELlGHOus MATTERS.
DEPRAyITY AND DIVINITY.


EVERY Iahorcr IN HodS vineyard VINO mas
had experiences III tho blessed Work knows
worry well that 1t ii useless to endoaVor to
load sinner to Christ until he has shown
him, by the Spirits aid his depravity, his
unnumbercd transgrcssons, their nature,
and fearful Consequences And without
controversy, ministers have been successful
in spreading tho true revival flame, other
things being equal, in proportion to the dis
tincmess with which they have set forth
TINS fundamental 1oGtrMe oi the scriptures
Ana every remark ian'NS nom 'ne l'ps Oh
tuo n'o'S'c'' Wu''n 10 '','"''N" W ,'''hN
inc SINNER ie'I NJ" Importance, tehoS TO
pa O MN p'y"ha Aps feach Oh '''o nan" OF
plSty'
Now " IN notorious tact 'na' sueh re-,
marx" arc nGue 10y l'c'UrerS' pf'aoncrs' an"
authors me peculiar tohH TO Wh'ch we
reler ana the tendency ot Wn'Hh we most
sincerely oepre'ate' Is IN"hV III HUTA eA-
presSlonS IN regard To man as th'S h'telh
lS hls diynnty' Again, lnat man Is more
than ha'i, not aItoEether DIVINE or,
take 'hia quotation: IneIe is an htarna-
uoh ol No" III every ,a'n''' anu every.
hlo|her that meets lhe hIEh conception OF
the oihcG OF iatherhood or or mo!herhoo9' =.
NOW inc question: IS' NHaI ~ hV CHcEt oi
,,r,r
WIN th'y not FOSTER Pride' ana urlNe he
"ncohNer'eu away from "0d Is Nh're no
o'hGr way to make one lGe' 'Ae Na'ue OF the
so"', ltS calaclty ior phss or woe, except
oy eAaIunS nun Is 'here no othGr way OF
showing tnq sNohm''y OF parental uuly, thon
that ol declaring an lncarnauon OF Tod IN
faithful parents Charity, that winks az
such eNpreSsions, pr9pbhmlnS meanwhile,
us unoounued AhcralIty, W.ll also wink at
the heaihenish notion that tho human soul
is part of Deity.
Now we apprchend that il is as easy TO
exercise patience with the man who argues
the humanity OF baboon, as for him who
makes the impression on the public mimi
that there is divinity in the nature of man.
Is man divine because God made him2 So
then is the auimalculc Is he divine because
Of his powers OF invention, or the wonderful
stretches OF human thought? Has not Sn.
tam stronger claims to divinity on this
ground
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s,Irnr rl.2ArAni,srto,5r.

Ar various times within tho past few
years, havo beon set forth in tho, Totey
Farmer, tho profits Of sheep raising fer
wool or mutton, or both, as we'll as the su.
perior adaptation Of largo portions of Mis-.
souri, Illinois, &C., in climate; soil aud pre-
ductiors fot the business.
Comparatively few within the circle Of
observation have been induced to embark
= scientifically, or to any great extent, in
this most important and rchuncratiyc
branch OF husbandry, either from want ol
experience or taste for the business, or.
what is more probable. because Of u shyncss
of new projects aud reluctance, very
common, to depart from the old routine Of
farming, to which they have been long ac-
custUmcd
At the present time. | venture to suggest
thgt there are several crcun3lancc5 which
strongly indicate To farmers the propricty
OF ciGaging to considerable cNtcnt in the
business Ot raising sheep. These cirCum-
stances are, first and chiefly, the scarcity oil
help. Largo numbers from nearly every
part Of the country have gone to the war,
and generally those have gone who were
most to be depended upon for farm labor.
1t is scarcely reasonable to expect any
change for the better, in this respect, very
soon, and the difficulty may be much in
creased. Where slayc labor is principally
depended upon, the case i9 very, little
diittrcnt, II is true that slaves havo been
hired out the present year AZ r.uch lower
figures than formerly, yctthcrc arc clrcum-
stances of which il is unnecessary TO make
particular mention. which have rendered
this species OF halu lcse abundant and less
reliable tiar at any timo previously. This
difficulty seems much more likely 10 be III
arnnApI than Il iniulnJ la thr fufnrn Thprn
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OUR SPIRIT nANDN.

ACROSS bridge of smiles and tears,
Dear friend, clasp thy willing hand,
And gaze into thy smiling eyes HfH ..
While standing on hopes sunlit strand.
Our spirit hands how wild tho thrill
How warm tho touch which comes from thine F!
Like sweet bird carols, music fills If "...
This eager, yearning heart ot mine.
'Tis evening, and the placid moon
Throws many silvcry beam Ger me,
While on the scented xcphyrS como
A thousand kindly thoughts from thee.
The music of the singing birds, H.gI F..
Tho odor of the summer howerR, .. H.....s g..
Tho echoes through the wildwood heard,
Bind closer still these hearts Of ours.
see thy smile, hear thy voice, ..F..#
close my eyes while feelings grand
Flow out, and make my heart rliOlcc,
While clasping still thy spirit hand.
Thy sarthly form is far away,
Ycs kindred souls defy all space
In one short bound they may not stay,
But wing their flight from place 70 place. 40
And thou art near me, for $40
The wild wave Of thy chestnut hair;
hear tho voice so glad and free,
And mark thy brow so high and fair.
All arc we not as mortals hlcstP . 'a
How strong the closing, clustering bands
How wild the jov, how sweet the rest,
While clasping still thy spirit hands.
49, Irthws' Home Nngasins
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AGRICULTURAL.
now To suppuE A VICIOUS rlonsE.

OK looking over some old papers the
other day, we came across the following
which, if true, is worth knowing 1t seems
that n fruitless effort was being made, in n
blacksmith's shop to shoe vicious horse,
which resisted all efforts. kicking aside cv-
crything but an anvil. and came near KILN &
hims lfagai s that, when, bymore accident +,
an officer returned from M>yico, was pass.
ing, and being made acquainted with tho
difficulty, applied u completn remedy, by the
following simple process: l.raae
He took cord about the sige of q common
bed-cord, put il in tho mouth of the horse,
like bit, tied it tightly on tho top of the
animals head, passing his left under the
string, not palntaily tight, bat tight enough
to keep tho ear down, aud the cord in its
place. This done, he patted the horse gen
uy on the side of the hea l. and commanded
hun to follow, and instantly the horse obeyod
him, perfectly subdued, and as gentle and
obedient as q well-rainod dog autfermg
his feet to be lifted with entire impunity.
and acting, in all respects, like an old stager.
The simple string thus tied had made
him at once docie and ohodjcnt as any one
could desire. The gentleman who thus fur
Aished this exceedingly simple means OF
subduing very dangerous propensity,
intimated that il is pract,cel in Mexico and
South America, in tho management On 2ild
horses Be this as il may he deserves "Ac
thanks of all owners OF such horses. and
especially the thanks of those whose bust.
ness It may be to sho' or groom the ami
mails.
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TAKING CARE or FRUIT TREES, &,

IIrrLy to the inquiries Of c. W. Belotr,
in FielH Notes, lith inst:
|. A good wash for fruit trees il lyc of
wood ashes, about as strong an the second
run from the leach tub. Or potash, one h..
to two gallons of water; or bcttcr sal soda
one h., to ono gallon of water. St,ll bette ,
ono gallon soft soap to two gallons soft
water. Apply with all old broom, rubbing
hard.
>. We should prefer to whitcwash trees
late ia autumn.
3, Although our projudices arc against
such applications, we aro not aware that
whitowash has proved harmful while it is
claimed to hG usoIul in destroying insects
and their eggs Of Larvae, besides rolectiug
the sun, aud thus, projecting the body from
its injurious effects In Wihtert fl.t .'
/. We should not place much dependence
upon whi,ewash ~ protection from rah-
bits; hottcr tic lath or bark around the
bodies, or wrap with strips of cotton clot,
b. Grape vines may be planted withahout
. equal success spring or fall in either case
the work should be done early; if in fall
protect with few inches of dry leaves or
litter, on, ii in spring mulch soon after
planting 81, o. H., IN Ohio CHtir0ior.
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IT WILL DE Sent GRATIS.


slS"W have made the above REDUCTION IN
PRICES with the two-fold view of beuetittine the
public and ourselves. The public have been swim
died by spurious machines made in imitation Of
ours. The metal in them, from the iron casting to
the smallest piece, is of poor quality. Their max
crs have not the means to do their work we'll They
are hid away in secret places, where it would be
impossible to have at their command the proper
mechanical appliances. It is only by doing great
business, and having extensive manufacturing es-
tablishments, that good machines can be made at
moderate prices. The best designed machines,
BADLY MADE, are always liable to get out Of or
der, and are sure to cost considerable trouble and
money to keep them in repair. .s.e
The qualities TO be looked for in a Machine are {:
Certainty of correct action at all rates of speed
simplicity of construction, great durability, and
rapdty of operation with tho least labor. Ma
chimes to combine these essential qualities, must be
made of the best metal and finished to perfection
We have the ways and means, on a grand scale 10
do this. The purchasers of Machines, whose daily
bread it may concern, will find that those ha wing
the above qualities not only work well at rapid as
well as slow rates of speed but last long ir the fin
est possible working order. Our Machines, as made
BY ,s, will earn more money with less labor than
any others whether in imitation of ours or not IN
fact, they are cheaper than any other machines as
gift. !-TS LOCAL AGENTS W ANrEp. &sss
.r.H |. NJ. SINGER 4 co.
.. rr.r 45S BROADWAY, New YoRK.
August Goth, lS6l-l7,
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Singar,s Letter A Mnchine

Is the best Machine in the world for Family Sewing
and Light Manufacturing purposes; Price with
hemmcr1 and beautifully ornamentcd. $50.
The Nos. l and Machines are of great capacity
and application for manufacturing purposes.
Our No. Machines are especially adapted to all
kinds of light and heavy leather work, in carriage
trimming, boot and shoe making, harness making,
etc, etc They arc of extra size, with an arm long
enough to take under it and stitch the largest size
dashcs. There is scarcely any part of Trimmcr's
stitching that cannot be better done with them than
by hand so, too, the saving of time and labor is
very great. The table of these machines is "a
inches long, and the shuttle will hold six times the
usual quantity Of thread. The large machines
work as fast as small ones
We would ask for our Letter A Machines, the
special attention of Vest Makers and Dress Makers,
and all those who want Machines for ligkt ranutac-
turing purposes. They embody the principles Of the
standard machines, making ike them, the inter
locked stitch, and are destined To be as celebrated
for family sewing and light manufacturing purposes
our standard machines are for manufacturing
purposes III general.
We have always on hand Hcmnlng Guages
Silk, Twist Linen and Cotton Thread ON Sp0uls
best Machine Oil in Bottles, etc, etc.
We manufacture our own needles, and would
warn all persons using our machine not to buy any
others. We know that there are needles sold of
the most interior quuiity, at ishv, inivrs a,o"
charge for the best. The needles sold by us are
manufactured especially for our machines. 1 bad
nec0te mag render The best machine almost uS,(esS
Our customers may rest assured that all of our
Branch offices are furnished with the "genuinc ar
ticlc" In case of small purchases. the money may
be sent in postage stamps or bank notes.
s-E9 Correspondents will please write their names
distinctly. 1t is all Important that we should, in
each case, know the Post Odice, County and State
ssa$@A persons requiring information about
Sewing Machines, their Sizes prices, working ca
pacitics, and the best methods Of purchasing can
obtain it by sending for copy Of
M. SINGER & CO.'S GAZETTE,
Which is a beautiful pictorial paper entirely devo-
ted to the subject. ,. ~ ...
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VITALITY OF SEEDS.

NJ. JouASNESr relates thSt in the year
1885 several old Celtic tomh2 were d $ ,oy-
cred naar Bergorac. Under tho head Of
each of the dead bodies there was found a
small square stone OF brick, with Il hole in
II, containing few seeds, which had been
placed there beside the dead by the heather
friends, who had buried t,scm, perhaps
1900 or 100 years before. These seeds
were carefully sown by those who found
them and what do you think was seen TO
spring up from the dust of tho dead p
beautiful sun-Aowers, blue corn-ilowors, and
clover, bearing hoss0msas bright and swe I
as those which are woven into wreatiies by
the merry children now playing in our ii,id
Some years ago, a vase hermeticallv sealol
was found in nummy-pit IN Egypt, by the
English tray.lar Wilkinson, A.ho sent II 10
the British Museum. The librarian ther g
having unfortunately broken il, ,lisoog ore,l
in TIA few grains OF wheat and one oritNG
peas, old, wrinklcd, and as hard as stone
To peas were planted carefully under
g'asS, on the fourth of June. lSi4, and a
Eae end Of thirty days these old seeds Mere
seea 70 spring up iGto new life, They had
boon buried probably ab69t three thousand
years ago, perhaps in tho LIno Of Moses
and had slept all that long tisne. APP areEtly
dead, yet still living in the dast Of thefSrnh
--------. s~----- -.------ =. -,
Scn4TcT1rs oS r oRsra.- Y..sh thsir feer
AMI legs cloali, q when dry paiat then
~ti white Leaf One or two dressings
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JUDGE NOT.


VTHG Ih fANNf TIVE p iNhI
-
irbov9Hr he pAsscn we c"'n'F'
-, Anu NalnlS "uuuerSu WV anna.
Ihero was R'",m upon h's ''cV'. -'t'N
eoiuness III nus Eye is HEst
hS walked as orc whose S1"' "1S "TapPca q I'd
- IN sonS nosrong 'nouEnti
IL ose leeungs p',nls .eatnrcs % D va
Ahe'r "o'A vi s"r"ueSs Wrought
went my way adown the street
AMI mid the pnsSers py,
Mind words were heard, ana answering smiIeS
Lit up each friendly eye
And then Judged nun wrongy
Ana believed tue genihi ginW'
sometimes seen upon ms teH'nr's,
Was, perhaps, Affected tloN'
.He Et a"
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOURNAL PRINTING OFFICE.

Having rcpleuished our Office with new types
throughout, wc are now prepared to execute Job
Work, such as Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes,
Invitations, Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all
kinds Blanks, &C. in tho most satisfactory manner.
Orders filled at short notice, and on reasonable
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AS n Family Physic.

= . Prom DR.. d. ": Curtrrigh, Nec ORLEANS.
Your Pills the prince of purges. Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartic possess. They
mild but very certain aud crctnl in their action the
bowels which makes thpm Invaluable to us Ia tho daily
treatment Of disease. ..H.. a. ... .... #. tH.
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Dysemtory, plarrhOe, Relnx, Worms.
FROM Dr.. J. G. 0reeI, Of c,tcogo.

Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
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them excellent remedy, whcn given in small doses for
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makes them very acceptable aud convenient for the
of women and children, .. ."....
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DEPARTMENT or rnE INTERIOR

Washington, ID. C Tth Feb. 1886.
SIN havo used your Pills IN my general and hospital
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them. fIuternally yours, ALONHU BALL, u. D.,
INpSicjJ,l of ibc Marina IDy,Hn
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Constitution, CostiveneSs, Suppression,
EshCuniati~In, Gout, Neuralgia Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.


From Dr.. J. T. iUHGln Ay,tt,coI, (Jn02I.
ron n'uci cnnuot ho raid OF your Pills for tho Of
"StitrHrSS. fothrrs ot Fraternity have fnnd them
rs rlcH i"ua 80 have, they should join in iuoclam
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HrccSi To originate il the yor Int ypIr Pills affect that
urgur and cure !!c disease.
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proper time, nlo cAct rvmotves Of the nriul scc,e-
ig when wholly or partially suppressed and also very
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NO other "a my PATIENTS.
From he Rcr Nr Nor,,& orrc ihIrol's' rft rHncf.
PULASKI No,'S'- Savannah Ga. IAN g. 1876.
l!oNoRSh sin: Eh"uld hO Ingatelul f,r Iia relief
yuur skill lS hluUEht mo if did rrpsrt my c;sc to
N'u cold settled III limbs anil brought on cxcru-
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in the use OF them, ian now cntiroy we'll
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Price, 25 cents per Box, or 8 Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DIR. J. @. AVER g. CO, Lowell, Mass.
s1es'' For sale at Peck g. Hamilton's Drug Store,
Perrysburg, Ohio. rr .4a F..I r.s
October, 18th, 1861 2Jy1 ..,...
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.

From Dr. Theodore Bel, U Ncio lori; CITY. r.'t
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dache,slclsIIendnche, Foul stomncl,.

IIVTE DI' 7JIVtIHEVTt'
DEAR llRO AYER Icaunot you ,Uh0t complaints
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PrrTsBURd Pa. May ], 1865
Dn. J, c. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured OF
the worst hcidche any body have by dose two
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which they cleanse ut once. .I
Yours with great respect, ED. w. PREBLE,
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disease. cold settles somewhere u The body, and Oh
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react upon themselves aud tho surrounding organs pro.
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Statements from leading physicians IN some Of the
principal cities, aud from other well known public per-
From Ebr,oariing Merchant y 81 Loas, Feb !, 1896.
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hsG n VRfIl