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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29
Post CtIico Winter limo Table,
ARRIVAL and Departure Of the Mails.
posroryrcx AZ DAVENPORT ,ov


EASTERN MAIL.-Closes at 8 A. NJ. and az P.
NJ. Arrives at 10 A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ, Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN Mail Gloss at 0 A. ri. Arrives
at y. NJ. Sundays excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL-Closes at eJI y. NJ,
Arrives at ~ p. NJ.
Sou1nERS Iowa MAIL-Clo.es at 8 A. NJ. Ar
rives Mt Z. NJ.
NoRTHkRS VIA DRWI1r.-C Close. Sunday Tues
day and THURSDAY a, 81 +. NJ. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at i r. NJ,
ROUTE No. l0e77-s.s blue u1ass, e,c-Uioses
Monday. Wednesday AMI Friday at 81 o'clk. p NJ.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at IL
O'Clock NJ.
RourE No. l0e4s Via Tiptcn-Clc.es Tuesday
and Friday at IL o'clock N !; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock NJ.
kot TIE No. lO947-v.a Puffai Closes Friday
at O'Clock NJ arrives Saturday ats o'clock
PM.
kouTR No. lo950-yia Walnut Forks and Dig
on. closes Wednesday at sla +. NJ Arrives
Saturday ct p. NJ.
OFFICE liouRs. Once open at o'clock A. N.
General delivery closed at 81 o'clock p. N Office
closed 81 o'clock 2 NJ. C.ice open on Sunday
from to ,'clock p. NJ.
~ As the princi pal N, lis are carried by Rail
Road, oil the time as s,eted herein will be
RAIL Road iIHE, the clock in the Supcrintend-
en.'s Office, NJ. 4 ". RR. Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHAS. II. ELDRIbGE, p. NJ.
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returns Of improved iands, there may
be some doubts. One person may give
in on'y such as were in cultivation that
year; another may consider oil under
fence improved, &C., and return it as
such, although never broken. The very
general opinion among observing men
is, that the proportion Of land occupied
by wheat and corn is considerably more
than represented as the average in the
above table. II more, the gross yield
for these crops should be increased
bat as we cannot make facts, deductions
can only be made from the official BARS
given. 1t is expected that the census
to be taken by the State next year. will
give more reliable data, aud embrace
the entire industrial interests thereof.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29

Hence it will be seen that Washing
ton county is in very bad financial
condition. 1t appears that the entire
real and personal property of the coun-
ty is insufficient to pay the taxes by
81 ,Oo740. 1t is reasonable to suppose
that the assessment was fair one
Probably no county ia the Stale is any
worse off in matter Of ability to pay
tax than is Washington--provided the
figures can be relied upon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29


The sn ject of obtaining and pre- par
ing wood or fuel is one OF considerable
Importance, and although it will proba-
bly, receive but little attention from
those who own land that has a supply
OF wood On it, yet there is a class OF
persons who are under the necessity OF
buying their firewood, and it seems dc.
sratle that they should know the com
paratlve value OF The d fferent of wood
for fuel, in oAder that they may be able
TO spend their money 10 the best adyan.
tase. From experiments made to dc.
tetmlne the comparative value of differ.
ent kinds of wood for fuel, results have
been obtained according to the follow
ing table
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29

I'SI LIE r.
To CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored TO health
ina few weeks, by . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with sewers lung
affection, and III at dread disease, Consumption
is anxious t. make known to his felow-snferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescripi,n used (free of charge, with the dire
tons for preparing end using the same. which
they will fud sURK CURE Cor CossUnPrIoS, srH.
Ma, gkoNcuIrls, &c. The only object of the al
yertiser in sending the prescription is to beLe6t
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hoIes every
sufferer will try his remedy, - it will cost them
nothing. and mag prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
sep20-d&v3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29

Powers new statue OF Franklin has
been placed 10 tie House of Represen.
tatives, Washington. 1t cost $4,000,
and is a magnif cent work Of art.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29

The democrats carried the town elec-
ton at Hartford, on Monday, by 224
clear majority on the First Selectman,
and 400 majority on Collector. The
entire democratic ticket is elected for
the frst time in the fall for over twenty
years.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29

A Poughkeelsic farmer has a IS gold
piece, which he means to keep for his
children aud their children again, TO
look at, as the currency which the coun-
try once had.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
L the stock of Boots a1d Shoes from J. &. Todd
wonl4 respectfully solicit cont uance Of the
pubic patronage I'D assures his ends that he is
ready and willing to sell goods at the lowest cash
price, at his new store Second street, opposite
he Lac Claire House.
WIN. c. HARRAH.
September 18th, 1862. nov4-dtt
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STATE IiEMs.

The Muscatine Journal favors the
formation of an Old Settlers Society IN
Mnsca,ine county.
Several Of the "Old Folks" of Des
Moines gave an cold Folks concert
on Friday evening, for the benefit OF the
sick Iowa soldiers.
The Gate City complains humorous
~ Of the great amount Of shinplasters
N keokuk. 1t will doubtless compIa u
seriously of tie nuisance before long.
DEAD.--Dr. KerIn, Of Rising Sun,
Polk con MY, recently died at Hllsboro,
Ills, of typhoid fever, contracted dur
lng his absence as Commissioner from
Iowa TO take the vote OF the 9Th cayal-
~. So says the Des Moines Register.
WAsuINcToS CouNTY.-The follow
ing figures give tolerable idea OF
Washington county and its taxes:
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MN r nl.l.l,AE

a TTCRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A OFFICE up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets, in McManus shepherds block, opposite
State Bank. lu,ch25-atf
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AMI S r IAN

a TTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A Office southeast corner Of Brady sna Sec
oau st.eets, up stars. may -dtf
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A CARD.

ACAKD.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
L entire stock Of Boots ard Shoes to VIM. c.
iiarrah, begs leave to ret1rn his thanks to his
friends tor the liberal patronage with which they
have favored him, and hopes they yll continue
the =. me 20 his successor in business, whom be
confidently assures them they will find worthy.
j. e. TODD.
September 18th, 1867.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29

AT the Charter election at Norwalk.
on Monday,the entire democratic ticket
was elected by large majority.
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SThe Song of The Shirt" Realized.


count of poor, but honest anu virtuous
girl, who had dro wned herself in the
canal at Lowell, for the reason that she
could not support herself by making
army or soldiers clothing. l have
learned something about the price pa
for making some kinds Of clothing.
will name soldiers WOODEN shirts given
out TO the same kind OF honest aud in
dustrious females and what price do
you think they pay? Why, Mr.. Editor,
they pay the enormous price OF five cents
each for shirts with ,nice tutton holes,
the common price for making which is
oLe cent each, leaving two cents for the
rest of the shr. Now, sir, my wife
says that if any woman makes those
sh.ts as they Should be made, so that
they will not drcp to pieces, she canno,
make over two In day, and work from
morn TIL night, which would make the
large amount OF sixty cents a week.
Can woman live at these prices. Is it
any wonder that an honest woman
irowned herself rather than starye on
such prices. | have seen two lots OF
these shirts that were given OF TO some
OF our working girls in Lynn BY firm
in hi street. The girls can earn from
fifty cents to one dollar per day biLdirc 6
shoes when they have work, but they
cannot make over tn cents per day Oh
army shirts when they make them as
! they should be made. II was on the
Grand Jury, and the army contractor
should be ar estcd as being accessory to
the murder OF this N IS Stone, provided
be bad given army shirts to make a, five
cents each, would go for conyic,iug
him of murder in the first degree. Let
The world know it j! is a BURNING
shame.
Lynn, Nov. Oh, 1862.
BosroS, Nov. 7.
l.. ST have Just carried home 10
Milk street enc dozen of well made SOL
ders' shirts at five cents each-six,y
cents.
They would not pay, because / had
not forty cents in change to give them
back, and | had to leave without it.
The estimates for the expenses Of on,
army for the ensuing year are set down
at fcnr hundred and twenty eight mil
lion dollars. The acquisitions upon the
Paymsster's Department still unpaid
amount to forty-eight millions. Accord
Ing to the reports in the Adjntant Gen
erals office, the number Of sick soldiers
on the list at this moment amounts to
nearly one.s'xth of the entire army in
the service of the United States-name
ly, one hundred and six thousand men
AT the Charter election at Norwalk.
on Monday,the entire democratic ticket
was elected by : large majority.
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Larger space charged ut tho rate ~ AZ an a.,
sach All Il nal square 'o'
Fes one half square, two-thirds NJ N .hov.
rates; - :" spose
Business Cards not to exceed lines. $40 90 NJ,
annum; Wv w PVT
rofeach change an additional Oh arge OF Csc nn
per square will be made
Large cuts charged double the same dimension
aeAsiJ advertising contracts win be undcr,....,
OaPhy strictly to the immediate business ~ The
.~soI.isei and all other advertisements .ent IN ~
'ae u'ertser VIII be charged extra
=. 0issehehts not accompanied with instruc.
.Ie - " inserted until forbid, and charged 90
LcisCrial notices charged for nj tn crate NJ IA
cents per line, or eight words, and special notices
u ~ cents per line, or so cent. line rer week.
AL nolices Tor religious and benevolent prr.
pS.esoi any kihd whatsoever, CT ordinary length
o,.oep' siheie announcements Of marriages and
charged 70 cents per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad must be Maid 70,
snea'tahy sn adva.ee, unless from approved
Agents -f''o'''
eontrac's for yearly advertising teruinb,e n,
the option of advertiser they paying m adv nc..
0eps OF 40 per cesi. on the contract price
Advertisements Inserted next to re-
~ POT cent advance on the a.,ve ra,,s 50 49,,
-as-s. io' o'h'' "a'ancc on regular
! transien. Advertisement on Is must be paid for In
| advsnce. p''' w :"
Advertisements inserted In weekly @. reasona
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Law nsA

Inv K'NflMCGNhSp.
sAo. f.Coox. J. WILSON DKURY
COOK 4 DlsUKY.
Saccssorst to Cook, Dito. 4 LiadIv
HAVE REMOVED TO THE NEW OFFICE
~ corner of Main and Third streets.
July 70. 1860. COOK A URlIRY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29

EsTRAY.- FROM MY STABLE, on SAT
IL urday, Nov.l5, one lay Mare, years old.
two white feet, star in the toret cad. Any person
delivering said mare to my stable will be liberal
ly rewarded ). Il. HAlGHT.
Nov l7th 1862. novl5.l~f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29

The Davenport branch has less cireu.
la,ion than any other, beings22, 1864; the
Burlington Branch circulates $l9s,l5 ;
the Des Moines Branch sl22,sl4 the
Fort Madison Branch $ll6,973 the
Dubuque Branch slll,225 all the 9TH
ers ranging under one hundred thousand.
The Burlington Branch has 500, 6G9, %
10 specie, which Is nearly twice a, much
% any other Branch EXHIBITS.
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T. C.PAhkEa, ND. ESQ., W. CAIN, N. d.
DOCTORS PARKER II Met Arm.

(yH1SICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
4 No. Franklin ,lock, second floor, Brady ST..
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Dp. PAEKERs residence, corner 9TH and lie Claire
streets DR GEo. ". McCARN's residence, east
firsdy, second door from corner Of 9th.
f1-atf
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GuAz. z. PUTNAM. lour y uoa~.a
PUTNAM 4 ROGERS.
"A TTORNkfS AND C0UNSELORS ATIAW.
"A OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 2q, Main 1T.
second Floor. ;un7.ltf
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Grcenbush, Moline Avenue. Rock lslan I'D, Illinois
Mr.. a MRS. 7. 8. PRICE, Physicians
ls now open for the reception Of patients who
Wish to avail themselves Of = thorough course I
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CARDS.
d. w. SKINNER.

.. W. SKINNER.
4 TTORNEI AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW
and Notary pnbl'c 0dlce on / rady street.
Post Oth,c Block. southeast corner, over PovelIs
Drug Store trooms formerly used by the Daso-
Graf Printing Ofiicc)
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NAM. r.. 1R1fnM

SAN. T.. BROWN,
q TToRNtI AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
q (succe-sor Of DIV 4 Brown, Davenport, Ioua.
uhcs rear Of l. a. Macko.'s Bank aesdtf
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J. A. REID. M. -.
HYDRO ECLECTIC CURE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
J. and residence No. %, corner Main an Thrc
tfocts, Davenport, Iowa. julyl d
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klOxf.

nN SATURDAY, AN OLD FASHIONED
~ morocco portmonaie, containing about forty
dollars IL was lost somewhere Second street,
between Krsuses store and Iowa street. The
fader will receive liberal reward il the same IL
left a. the DEMoCgAT AND NEWS Office.
pcv10
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WHEAT AND CORN IN IOWA.

WHEAT
~. ,, . -. ., from reliable data which could
~ o"''s '"o'e S's WV procured BY Col WI. Dus Will
State College
for the years embraced made up OF this State;
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STATE BANK OF iowA.-The consoliGa-
ted Statement Of the assets and liabiI-
ties of tho various branches of the State
Bank Of lows makes the following
showing:
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"a. ID. OuNC DOS.

u. ID. DONG DON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A and Notary Public. Office, North west
orns, Of Brady and Second streets, up-stairs-
nSrance on Brady street iuly 2G-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29

The Queen Of Spain is following the
example Of the republican party, having
christened her last offspring with one
hundred and twenty-four names.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-30

Love FOR ruE DEAD.--"Ihe love Nhie,!
surlves the tomb says Irving. ''is one CT
the noblest attributes of the soul. If it has
its woes, it has likewise its delights and
when the overwhelming burst Of grief is
camed into the gentle tear of recollection
when the sudden anguish and the convrls.
ed agony over the present ruins of all that
we most loved, is softened away into pe,,-
sivc meditation on all that it was in tho
days Of its loveliness who would root out
such sorrow from the heart? Though i,
may sometimes throw passing cloud over
the bright hour of gayety, or spread q deep
sadness over the hour of gloom: vet who
would exchange even for the song Of pleas
ure, or the burst of revelry? No; there is
voice from the tomb sweeter than song
there is a remembrance of the dead to
which we turn even from the charms Of
the living"
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" ENDELL WHILlps. THAT the scholarly
attainnents Of this man should be dehs cted
from the broad channel Of usefulness into
the narrow rivulct Of igotry, that he should
abuse his rare intellectual qualifications by
perverting them into media Of ;9il is to b.
deeply regretted. II it be true that the
mental hallacination has seized upon him
to use the powers Of his mind for the over
throw OF the Government, as reported bY
the telegraph, he is at heart traitor and
should be so treated. The surroundings Of
man in the South are treasonahle, the We
ry atmosphere he there inhalcs is drf,cd
with treason, and if lie be uneducated We
can measurcly overlook his course if he
turn traitor But for 4 man breathing the
pure air of the North, redoeut with patri-
otlsn, gifted beyond his fellows with intel
ligencc, TO entertain reasonable IDEAS ana
publicly express them, is an offence against
community that should consign him at once
to an innermost cell Of Fort Fafayette.--
Barring the overt act, it places hila on par
with the leaders of the rebellion, and lie
should no more be permitted to 60 at large
then they 60 unpunished for the monstrous
crime of which they have been guilty
Darenp0rt GGzette.
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Poetry.



Mothers who sit In dumb terror, and d;ead,
Holding that terrible list,
Fearing to look lest you see mid the dead
The name Of the boy you have kissed
Kissing cen as those in anguish and pain,
Kiss precious forms OF clay.
Fen "a yoa would had shudderiagly lain
That dear one in grave robes away.
I pity you, sitting with faces so white,
Striving to carry the blow
know how that name will torture your sight,
Can fathom the depth OF your woe.
BY the pang that rent my de<olate heart,
i'y the crushing weight of despair,
know how you too will shudier and start,
Reading that dear name there.
I know you'll crush that passionate cry,
Thinking of him as he lies.
With beautiful face upturned to the sky,
Death vailng the glorious eyes.
s.Figh,in= he felll" Dnes feeling Of pride
Tighten yonr grief you think
How brave the boy that went from your side
How he would not falter or shrink
The mothers love triumphs. Men call wonlan weak
All, we'll perl aps 1t il so
knew there are tears cen now on my cheek
For the boy that's lying SO low.
Iknov that start at each step on the stair,
With wstful glance turn toward the door,
Thinking. perchance, that my darling Is there
Peace, heart; he can come nevermore.
Blu. still there's thought that softens nay woe
Above there's a glorious list;
And one day I'll bear with rapturous glow
The name Of the boz have kissed.
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SERVES THEM IGir. The Democrats Of
Connecticut ,oould run party machine at
the recent election, and the result was
their defeat by more than double the usual
MAJORITY against them. The republicans
of New Jersey propose to carry out a sim
liar performance at the approaching elee
ton, and, like pi. swimming, will cut
their own throats just as cleverly. Perfectly
right. The man who can stoop, at such 4
time as this, so low to pick up partisan
distinctions that he can no longer discern
the patriotism demanded to secure his
Country from destruction, merits nothing
hut an ignomnious discontinue, matter
what his politics. ~ N. Sunday Times.
To all Of which we say Amen
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-30

W~The Rochester Union relates the
following anecdote, which it heard some
two months ago Some of the civil Gen
erals Of the Forward to Richmond" and
irrepressible school called on Mcclellan to
urge him to make an advance He heard
them patiently, of course. They finally
ashed him, Genoral, can't you take Manas-
sas?' Yes, | could take it; but it would
probably cost one third Of the entire at
tacking force" But you could take it ?"
Oh. Yes; am confident could take it at
that cost"
Then why don't you take i, at whatever
cost ?"
Because can get it much cheaper
rate y
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Clippings from the N. Y. Sunday Times

A Trinity Of Charges. es.--Gen. Fremont
has now been condemned by three differ.
ent investigating committees. Not one has
justified his extravaganza or excused his
financial incapacity. He was like the trav-
eler, in the Bible who fell among thieves
only he seems to have made bosom. com
panions Of the most unscrupulous.
"Ringing in" the Church-The rebel
newspapers are imploring their readers to
send all the church bells to the confederate
cannon foundries, so they may converted
into light field pieces to kill the Yankees. I"
That's the fashion in which rebeldom de-
sircs to "rins i'm til: church power cannon
ically to its assistance.
Religious Quiddity According to the
anti.tobacco decision Of tn: late New Eng.
land Methodist Conference, no man can
willingly become a member Of that body
that is no man can become member If he
choose! The conference is clearly of opin
that there are no spittoonS in orthodox
Christianity. What religious quiddity !!
Cheering Signs Of Spring.-A Conncc
ticut paper speaks Of the tops OF the houses
just beginning to make their appearance
above thc snow-driftS, and, in some instan-
ces, second, story Windows reeping out of
the huge embankments, as among the
cheering signs of spring. Jolly country
Connecticut must be to live in
Why zee Can't Do N.-If that common
censor the government has placed over all
telegraph dispatches in Washington were
only cOmmon-se sense cr, we should be abl.
to publish good deal of interesting intel.
ligence quite as early as they publish it in
the rebel newspapers.
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- After the completition of his eastern
tour. Taylor went to London. He enter
ed a shop to procure an article to cover
his head. The purchase having been made,
the shopman remarked: "By 6 pardn, sir!
an Hememcrcan gent, hobservc; been in
Hinsland long" "Why do you take me
for an American ?" asked Taylor, who rath.
er prided himself upon being cosmopoli-
tan. "Yes, sir, beg pard'n, sir! hot.
served that you said hat; beg pa,dn,
sir; but in Lunnon we commonly say
hdR'atn
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a BAROMETER AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE

Il BAKOMETER At TIE BREAKFAST TABLE.
Some philosopher says that cup of cot.
fee is a sure barometer, if your allow the
sugar to drop to the bottom Of the cup and
watch the bubbles arise without disturbing
the coffee. If the bubbles collect in the
middle, the weather will be fine; ii they
adhere to the cup, forming ring, it will be
rainy, and if the bubbles separate withou,
assuming any fixed position, chanseable
weather may be expected. We don't pre-
tend to place any rclianc" on the assertion,
but it is worth while to try it.