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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21
Reply to the above.

EDITORS OF DEMOCRAT AND NEWS -
T. Myself IN ad0irer Of pablieity, feel thank.
ful 70 Mr. Henry Heller for kis Noties % The Pub
lis in his adverissmsnt IL yess issue u the 18th
inst. lnasmuch - Mr.. Heller IN his xeal, a
sssve the p1blls anA hinsol4, Has tssgstasa 70
meation that he h.. not paid - - .eeo.at fss
medical services rendered in 1851, nsithss has be
paid aaythisg this tine, nor has he made
: full statement Of the proceedings in Tie case,
therefore shall ~ 70 complete IL.
Nearly year ago Mr. 81: refused to settle with
me . previous account, and consequently thoushe
best siscs, up to the 10th inst, TO employ other
physioians. On the morning Of the 10th inst I
was rsquestsd by ny friend n. n. = 70 to NJ. 81.
Who was anxiocsly looking for me-, wishing asain
ny services for his sick boy, Who he'd been under
medical attendance for several weeks. Arriving 6
amined his child. save him ny advies and pro-
taking leave, in his saloon Mr.. 81. offered mo one
dollar foe this visit, when refused and rsmarked
- no had had other physicians b this case. and
he now wished my advice, ! considered this .
consultation case, and therefore CHARGED him
three dollars fer this examination and advice, but
IL the amount was too much for hin / did not
wish anything for it, OF If Il WAS inoonysnisnt %
psy this sum now, he might give ne his note fog
the amount payable at his convenience. To the
last arrangement l Am compelled, through the %
lions Of broker Swits, who has been buying claim,
with lawyer Brown, Squire Blood and Constable
Hoping that NJ. He warning will have the bes,
effect to keep all similar customers far from ON
ploying me, and most Of oil that Nj. II. win ~
the warning for Ill futare time himself.
Yours, Dr. ]. LANCER.
Davenport, May 18th, 1862.
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FLOWING AND RaEnIunsss@

-. Fz4st tfftAa4
WunE1D. Nay II.
Edo Democrat asd Msss:
The Annual Flowing Match OF the
Winfield Flowing Society took place on
Wednesday, the l4th inst, and Wa,
like on AL previous occasions, . success.
Whether the season il early or late, wet
or dry, this Society will not let it pass
without having . pillow. Winfield 10
the only township in the county that
has regularly organized Flowing So
ciety. l understand that they had one
on Jersey Ridge. but brought it to per.
lection in one year.
Nov, Mr.. Editor, Why is it that this
the foundation Of successful agricul.
ture-to wit: good blowing SO sad
~ neglected. Is it set down by the
farmers Of Scott county as matter of
Indifference whether the soil is well
plowed or only half plowed. A few
years hence will tell. Yes; even now,
on land that has been under cultivation
from eight TO ten years can be seen to
a denomination where it has been we'll
plowed and where it has not. But this
is not the object ofthis communication,
tor it is evident to every observing man
who has been over this country, that
We can boast Of no great achievements
in practical agriculture. But can we
not remedy this Cannot the Agricul-
tural Society Of Scott county offer q
premium on blowing which will create a
spirit of improvement that will not fail
to enhance the agricultural condition Of
Scott county?
Every inducement 10 held out to stock
growers to improve their herds OF cat
tie and hogs, and even an ertravagant
premium tor the best horse. But the
best blowing is put down at the maguit-
icent sum OF five dollars, and per cent
age, which is always eelf supporting, if
not leaving balance in the treasury.
Nov, cannot the managers of the
Sot iety look over the premium list and
see their own likeness in it? and will
they not remodel it for the credit Of Scott
county Put everything in order
blowing first, and if you wish to see
successful agriculture in Scott county,
sffix your $3.50. or 5000 premium to
blowing, for you cannot raise your i'm
ported stock without first blowing, and
it would reflect more credit for the coun-
tv to have well farmed with our com
mon stock than to have imported stock
here before we have studied the frat
lesson Of agriculture.
Now I sincerely hope that the mana
gers Of the Society will wipe out this
stain, and give the plowmen of Scott
county a chance to do their duty with
credit, which they are abundautly able
to do, and remove the the notice Of the
Flowing Match from the Iast-as though
is was something almost forgotten, or
if no importance-to the first of their
premiums and attach not less than one
hundred dollars to it.
More anon. H.S.H.
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GEN. HUNTERS PROC1.AMAflON
VETOED

R.n.il,la falks believed that President
Lincoln would be remiss 10 duty IT ne
did rot st once veto the Hunter procIa.
nation. Those who had confidence in
bis integrity boldly predicted that be
would Go 80. Many, however, were
fearful lest the abolition pressure which
is constantly operating upon him, would
lead him to commit an egregious error
in the matter. The members OF the
abolition church were hugely pleased
with tic unwarrantable edict Of the
General, and in their hearts they hoped
that the President had been so far
nulled over to their side that he would
forget the structures upon Fremonts
operation in Missouri, and at least,
tacitly consent to the Hunter plan OF
dong up abolition work. But they
have been deeply disappointed. With
q promp,ness that merits general appro-
baton, the President informs the people
that the proclamation 10 question, was
not issued with his sanction, and in II
he fiods nothing for approval. lie
therefore orders it to be squelchsd al
once. Had the President done other.
wme, he would have driven from his
support at once the entire conservative
element Of the country. He would
have exhibited degree Of imbecility
and vaciiation that would have secured
for him almost universal contempt
Tie contempt will now be on the Other
wing. Abolltionists will revile him, but
the true friends Of the nation have cause
to be gratified that the President is no.
yet 80 closely environed with abolition
Ism as to be swaycd from the dutie
devolving upon him.
II the rebel officials will only circulate
the Presidents proclamation one half a
industrio, sly as they have circulated
that of Gen. Hunter, it will have tn
effect to shorten the war by man
weeks. That will not be done. Tha
edict Of the abolition General is jus
the kind Of fodder that schening traito
leaders like to place before the people
1t arouses their ire, makes them more
desperate and brings recruits into thu
field by hundreds. Such proclamations
as Hunters, and such papers as the
New York and Chicago Zri6unes, and
that school, arc just the arguments that
JEFF Davis q Co., want for staple use.
We trust that the misguided people OF
the South will be informed on the sub
jcct of the veto.
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ACCURACY AND DURABlllT|

these Scales are believed to be unequaled.
The following is an account of the trial of
Scales IT the Vermont State Fair, 1858:
Correct and reliable standards Of measurement
by weight, in the community, are only second in
value to correct principles Of dealing, and reia-
BILE currency. In view Of this consideration,
the recent trial of hay scales, at tho State
Fair, and its results are worthy Of note. We
premise BY remarking that, 1T the State Fair at
Montpelier last year. two competitors on scales ap-
peared and after the trial, tho first premium was
awarded to Mr.. John Howe, Jr., Of Brandon, for
hay scales, Of Strong b Ross patent and the "a
to E. 4 I. Fairbanks 4 Co., Of st. Johnsbury.
The same parties met again in Burlington this
Fall prepared for thorough trial Of the respective
merits Of the scales the one party desiring to
mined to regain the prize. A thorough trial was
instituted, and the following were some of the
severe tests applied Five tons Of railroad
iron were placed upon the scales, and the whole
mass moved first to one side and then to the other
OF the platform, and additional weight of 1000
lbs, in 50 ID. weights was weighed while the I'VE
tons occupied the various positions. Again 1000
lbs. Of iron were placed upon . truck, and weighed
successfully on each of the four corners Of the
platform, and in the centre Of it. Small weights,
of from 2X lbs. to lbs. were then weighed.
Men we're weighed, singly and together, and sin
gle and aggregate weights we're compared to see
If there were any variations. We ere assured by
one of the committee, before whom the trial was
made, that Strong Ross scales exhibited ssr-
prsing accuracy, through all tho tests Of this
trial. while the other scales though CORRECT in
many cases, did net show entire unifornity
throughout, especially. exhibiting variations Of
some consequence, when the heavy weights we're
moved to the different cornyrs Of The platforms.
The award Of . diploma. for tho best hay scales,
was accordingly made to Mr.. Howe.
Merchants and others are invited to call and
examine large assortment Of
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The following anecdote is related OF
Queen Victoria:
"The incumbent Of Osborn had &C.
casion to visit an aged parishioner. Up
on his arrival at the house, as he enter
ed the door where the inualid was, be
saw sitting by the bedside lady in deep
mourning reading the Word of God.
lie was about to retire, when the lady
remarked. PRAY remain; should not
wish the invalid to lose the comfort
which clergyman might affcrd.' The
lady retired, and the clergy nan found
lying on the bed a book, with texts of
Scripture adapted to the sick and be
found that out Of that book portions of
Scripture bad been read by the lady in
black !; that lady was the Queen of Eng
land"
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Further ticulavs Of the Federal De.
feat OH James River.

PErLApELPnIA, May 10.
The Bulletin contains the following
additional from Fortress Monroe
The repulse Of the gun-boats is gen.
orally regarded as very serious affair.
On the Naugatuck II are reported
killed by the explosion Of the gun. The
boat made a useless fight, and was with.
drawn.
The Gslena was riddled with shot.
and the loss is supposed to be heavy.
The Monitor was struck repeatedly,
but IS said to be uninjured.
Affairs are quiet at Norfolk. There
have been several attempts to assassin.
ate Union soldiers. Yesterday an affair
occurred, causing some uneasiness.
Col. Brown, OF the goth Indiana. alta.
toned at Portsmouth, went out of town
TO take a ride. Soon afterward. his
horse came back to town wounded and
without rider. 1t is feared that the
Colonel is killed or captured.
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The New York Express correspond.
ent claims that upon reconsideration OF
by the interposition of the President,
the negroes in South Carolina are not
to be armed, and thus put upon an
equality with the white soldiers now
there. Negroes are to be used there, az
elsewhere, in service, or for labor, only
with this novelty, that they are to be
clothed at the expense Of the United
States government.
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An Important Decision.

ottawa. May 10.
The court reversed the Judgment in
Wr'ght's case, deciding the law equir.
ing the revenue to be collected and na;d
out IN gold and silver alone, as obligatory
10. as IT was previous to the passage Of
OF tne act OF Congress, max ng treasury
,cga'n otes tender in payment Of debts.
An's IS exclusively within the control
OF our Legislature, and with which Con.
gress has nothing to do. The Leoi.la.
lure might require all revenue to ha
Ps'o 10 gold alone, or in silver. corn or
os'''e, although gold and silver have Al.
ways been legal tender 10 the pavman,
~ :. bsoss. Ao opinion at length will
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21

NIESSERS. EDITORS :-Nr. Heller. in his
Ul answer to my communication, has taken ad-
vantsge Of . typographical errss ~ regards the
date Of the claim, which was corrected After the
issue Of the paper. Tho account mentioned va
after the date Of the receipt. had intended t.
follow the matter up, he'd Il not been for broker
Swits, who with rapid strides approached me,
while in eonversation before the bank on the 18th
in brothsriy spirit pleased 70 send me to place
spelled with Mr.. HsNers four first letters. cour.
teously refused TO 60, - not being coenissnt Of
the place nor Of the road thereto, and not wish
ing to travel with broker Swits, nor havins DO.
culisr desire to meet him there or anywhere else.
% it might not be 20 our mutual benefit.
DIR. I. LANCER.
Davenport. May the II, 1867. myl5-dn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21

BETWEEN the 23d OF Februa,y-the
day on which Nashville surrendered
and the 10th of May, three thousand
ak hundred and ten bales Of cotton
were s1ipped from that city to Northern
ports. There is large quantity yet
10 De shipped, sufficient, it is said, to
amount IN the aggregate to neatly two
miinoas OF dollars. 1t is rumored that
'oS. johnson will, by proclaim alton. for
bid tie burning of any more cotton. and
amx strong penalty TO the crime
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Dtssoleefion ne D-..~...

Uess0tsstt0ss Of P0rsssesslkSs,.
THE FIRM OF THOMPSON 4 BROWN n
49,. .nis aays SOLVED BY mutual consent. Al
son, Mr.. Brown retiring from ths "s an ,n0Ie
thompson will continue the bpsiness - n. ala
stand, where he will aiways Be ready 70 vsit ~.
a customers-thanking the public for All 800 n.
s"s, ne nopes 70 merit . continuance Of ~ 49,
september Q, 1861. - 'sa's'
,.. 9s JAMES THOMPSON.
"-duI IRA BROWN
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Tie New York Tribune, in speaking
OF ths confinement OF Ellis b. Schn.haI
IN Fort Lafayette, for words used in a
public speech, says: 1--WE never did
like The Fort Lafayette style Of doing
business, ard very quietly, but decided.
~, SAID so long since"
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HISTORY OF THE REBELLroS.-J n
neao'ey' the we'll known author, is now
oOs'eu !" whiting a history OF the pre-.
sent war for the publishing house Of
liurlont, Williams and Co.. Of Ha,t
'oro' Conn., which will be illustrated
With the best steel enyraviogs. and .old
BY subscriptions at an early dav
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21

UNION PAPER IN New O,,r
The True Delta is now being printed
in the city Of New Orleans, as a Union
paper. 1t always has boeu so in fact
1t was the organ of Douglas in the
campaign Of ls6o,and even through The
reign of terror in that place has con.
unoed to denounce the disloyal opera
lions OF the followers of JEFF. Davis a
60. -
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capture Of SuGolk.
SUFFOLK. ". l

m,. SUFFOLK. w.. May Is.
THIS place, II miles from Norfolk /,
rail aoi rs miles BY road, was occnn;sd
oy oo'on troops this morning. No rebel
troops were found. Many inhsb,tant,
bad lett, add those remaining we're bite,
against as. -,
Keconnoisances were made yesterday
to Kimpsville-Gov. w ise's place. Ths
town was found almost deserted. rl9
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are sofa Oy the Men0lactufefo agent,
EDWARD G.. ODlORNE.
NO. EAST FRONT STREET.
sag2.icogltsgrNl xAseloleneesets.
Hardware and Wagon Materials.
Wllship's ve1tilatiag Refrigerator,
ap26-d1m
DISEASES OF
norseS 4 ether Donost1catel Animals
N n. q. ULLr.

MEMBER or THE ROYAL COLLEGE
eU Of Veterinary Surgeons Londop, 10 pos
4A sesed Of the most perfect System sf
Horse doctoring Of any in the West. ln great
majority Of instances his cures are complete, per-
Horses useless from disease and hitherto thoueht
to DO incurable, Mr.. 8. treats With the happiest
results, rendering them ht to perform ordinasy
work. Mr.. SIS Treatment 10 based on the legiti-
mate sciences q medicine, and he pledges to give
sstisfaetion = al Who may confer their patronage
on him. O6Iee .: LeClaire's Stable, corner Of "a
and Perry st.
N. B.-Hone and Cattle medicines can be had
Of Mr.. Scully 1t moderate prices. jas-d&w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21

TO FAkAER0 AND FAMILIES de-
sirous Of owning good Sewing Machine, that -
simple in its construction, strong and not liable
eet out of ORDER one that makes the stitch alike
On both sides, one that doe met skip stitches or
unrsvel ono that will sew equally we'll on thick o.
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers With
out breaking, ono that makes Uniform seam.
(leaving no ridge undsrnsath,) one that will ~
any No. Of cotton thread, linen o. silk, one tia
will last for years on Ill kinds Of work; in short
ono that il not more trouble than Il h worth, bay
Ct once, without hesitation, the LADD, WEB
STER co. Machine, "it il the cheapest IN ths
end" SEQ advertisement in another column
Nsease Heold. ag4-d&Wlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ne Advsrtilr :, hsltns tSears1srsd tsAsaltA
h afsw wssln By svsry simple rsnsdy, ifssr
having suffered several years With . severe lsag
aasction, and that dssaA Aissass, Csassnptsa-
10 anxious 70 make known 70 his fellow-su4sesss
the neaos u eur0.
70 Ill Who desire II, he will send copy q The
psssesiPtiea ussd (frss ophsrys,) with the dirse-
ton Tor preparing and using the sans, which they
viii Asd suRs cUas 1on CessUnFs1oH, AsfnaA.
BloxcHrs1s, 10. The only objest Of the sAvse-
tissr in sending thepreseription u 70 bsas6t ~
aAietsd, and spread informstion which 10 con
ssivsste b invaluasls, and he hopes every su1fss
will ~ his remedy, - 1t will cost then nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ~
drea REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WlLLIAM0nulol,
oet3O-3mw Kings County, New York.
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1T is said that Immediately after the
passage OF the tax bill, it it is to be
ps''eo At all, the Secretary of the
A'ossofy will demand the further issue
- 2, ZOO millions Of legal tender notes.
: no sum will be needed for the wants
q the 1'rsassay.s, ss8 !. -
- .sfr e8 fi@s A saatsa u h4Az4
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The Dsnesessy q lows afs hereby reaaseasA
70 nsseia CSnpsstea ~ Dslssasss - Ne
severed esstiss % M
TUESDAY, zzE NTH of5uIf.
at the C.ealal in d. noinss, for - pMposs q
g =; ::... 60: on :;
st..s' X.d;tor q State. Treasurer Of STATE, Reg
issse Of Ssaas Lasl OAes, and Attorney Gsassai |;
and 70 tssasass sch other business - nay come
he Sesis Of eoupty rspeessntstiea viii b one
DSleeaas for syssy one hundred votes cast &c
srErsIn 4. DoueIAs, In 1860, and e.s for every
fraction over 6fey. -.
Aseardine 70 rsls adoptsA q foen9 etese
Cosvset3on. . eoanty can b represented ~
ne ssvsnl .Dsnoeratis ces.ty soe1.iss.s'
~ Conyeotions. or 70 take sush measures for the
election Of Deleessss 70 the State Convention, -
may DO according - The usage In their respective
counties.
According 70 usage, he Conv:ntion viii b
called to order st o'clock r. y. Of the day dss-
grated In the call.
By order Of State Democratic Executive Con-
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- snoestgAed agreo - the folloviAs
TERMS Oh aU1NCp nTfOH
TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN nArv

TERMS OF ADvRRTlSNG IN DAILY.
ONE sevARB OF 4vsLva -
IHon IN sPAc1.
e 3: =: ~. *: 81 g: : :ss.;s, So
F Fnsss s days. l3s Two months, 80
r roes asys. g. TAsse Nosiia. ~
o on. ~ a5s sow soaths, 80
Tve vssi,. ~ 1ix nonshs, 10 %
Ts.: s:si.. : s:::; chang; ;.:, i !:
IL Lsres. sPas. sasysd ss the r.ts Il ,7.se 70,
rates; o' o. the soovs
Ss.n''' Cards not 70 exceed lines 80 90 p,
Foreash change IN additional eharre Of q cent.
Per square will be made.
t.s Arg cuts charged double the same dinsns,e.
1sa.ly srtisins contracts vim ). und.,,.osa
sd,ksy .usetiy 70 the immediate business Of the
'as advertiser will DO CHARGED extra.
,AuvCrIsemsnts not aeeoupA nied With ir.tr~a.
sord;rsa. ssanssfssd antil forbid, and ehaseedse
e. sSisn ...e:: charged for :. til. rat. # Is
u ~ cents Per line, or 50 cents linz ~, r."n
Al notices for religious and hen.xoi.~t 60.
PSsssW any Kind Whatsoever, oflordinsrv ienrth
| ssxeePs hngls announcements Of marris.s. ~
| sO.Sxso - cents Per insertion.
| ADVERTISEMENTS from abroad must be raid "a,
Agents. - ~" approved
Contracts for yearly advertising terminbl. A.
me cp1en OF advsrtissss, they paying On a1vanee.
mn xSs :. ~ Pef cent. on the contract price.
OF pr cent. advance on the shove rates. snd ksnt
rates. ~'' e~'s"'' VI rsgaAs
advance. VIZ " Ps'u ior -
Advertisements ir.s,t.
bic terms. "''Aiy % 1sssons'
RICHARDSON, WEST / CO,
SANDERS BRO.
IA. DALDORF / co.
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.VOt3ce % NOlNRie,.e

haE HosPlTALIlIES OF rag BuRrls
aoid;e.s are !r:taitousiy extended 10 eli low
D.."enpees @ tAats nay 49, "a - - = :
@ ~ ssss. &JsDonGl1. RtspsssoE
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AND PUBLISHERS cH
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Groat inducements offered to purchasers.
NEW An SPLENDID PIANO FORTES.
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NEW PIANOS rented and the rent applied to
MELODEONs / HARMONIOUS CONSTANT,
on hand.
Band Isestl.essssessts,
We manufacture and import Band instrumenta
Of oil kinds. A full SGT Of Brass instruments for.
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EVERY KIND OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
and oil kinds Of Musical Goods can be furnished IN
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OUR NEW GERMAN SILVER FIFE, price
$3.50, in case, is the best case ever made.
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Tho demand for our Guitars is constantly on the
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No Mahogany Guitar, with patent head, in case
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Cheap imported Guitars from 50 and upwards.
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We make tho best banjos in the World! Our
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new method for the Banjo. The best book for
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trtngs, SsrSsgs,
Really good Violin Strings are . rarity. We
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