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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-22
OR DE ".

STATE OF Iowa. ApJ'r GESERALs Orr1ox,
Desmoines. Jan. let. 1859.
Until further orders oil communication for the
Adj utant General Of this State will be directed
him at DESMOINES.
N. B. BAKER,
jan14-d6tl Adjutaut General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-22

TaE CALIFORNIA G Id CRoP.-The
receipts Of gold from California dusing
1851, we're $24, s54,9j9.
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y ours, most truly,
w. IL. +. GrRLEY,

US. Atty, District OF Iowa.
The above was received by me after
al the arrangements to go to Des
Moines were made AS matter Of
course, l did not 20 to Des Moines, to
try an Indictment discharged by the At
torney of the Government.
J. M. Love.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-22

REPUBLICANS TEsrIMosy.-1t is aims
ing to witness the extreme discontinue
of the ultra Republican press at the last
great act Of the President, in ousting
Cameron, and putting in his stead a
true Democrat. Hear the Pittsburg
Gazette-the leading Republican organ
of the Western part Of the State
"Another fact, also, is apparent that
this administration, elected purely on
Republican grounds, is no longer to be
distinctly Republican. In calling Dem
ocrats to its Cabinet councils, it aban-
dons the issues upon vi ich it was
elected. Hereafter we will be told by
Democrats that we tried to carry on the
Government upon Republican basis,
and failed that we had to call in Dem
ocrats to our help, and that the Repub-
licsn party is no longer an adminis,ra-
ton party. All the honor Of conducting
the war will hencetolth be claimed by
the Democrats, aud, If they succeed in
settling it upon a pro slavery basis, they
will doubtless claim the gratitude Of the
country for it. But let us wait and
see."
We commend the above extract to our
neigh bor-the editor of the Gazette.
Wonder if it will elate him much. The
Pntsburg paper is rig ht-the admins
tration has Abandoned the issues upon
which it was brought into life-the Re-
publican party is bad failure.
STONE BLocKADEs. ~ The London
Times, in its recent terrible denuncia-
ton Of the act of our Government, in
blocking up Charleston hsrbor, express
ed the mild conviction that "people who
would do an act like this would pluck
the sun out of the heavens to put their
enemies in darkness, or dry up the rivers
tba. no grass might forever grow on the
soil where they had been offended ;"
and adds that such acts sought no, to
be permitted by the guardians of the
civilization of mankind" A historical
correspondent Of the Hartford Courant
recalls the fact that the "guardan. OF
the civilization Of mankind" 10 their
war with Napoleon, set the folio wing ex.
ample:
England. x unable to get
opportunities Of assailing French vessels,
was induced TO have recourse to strange,
and as it proved, Intellectual, means OF
carrying on hostilties. Such was the
attempt at destroying the harbor of b.
logoe by sinking in the roads ships
loaded with stones.-Scott's Life of
Bomnparts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-22

J.. 800 = n
SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
ID ana Rock Island, respectfully anneanses -
70 he sitissns Of Dsvsspsrt thas b 10 nov pss-
pared %
Clean. COlOR and Manufacture
q I'D - T0
Into good oAes, at shoet notiee sa1 % roasoaalse
terms Rsesllsst tss piece. 81 0ssoa1 stssek, -.
tsso P~sy - Rosk IdAsA. ,...-
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why the u. 3. District Court was not
llelh.

Held. -
kEokrx, Jan. Il.
Ed. GATE CRY: In your paper OF
this morning, find the following:
HILL, THE TgAIIoR.-Hill, the Clerk
Of Harrison county, was held for triai on
charge OF treason before the United
States District Court at Des MONIES.
Tie Juoge failing to appear, Hill was
arrested on writ from Secretary Sew
ard, which assigned him quarters at TT.
Warren.
The above would produce the i'm
preston that Hill was not tried by ies-
soa Of the Judge falling to appear, etc.
The following letter from the District
Attorney, will explain why it was chat
the Judge failed to appear:
WAsnlxGros C,rY, Dec. 9th, 1851.
Hos. J. NJ. LOVE -
Der SIR After full ard free
consultation with the Attorney General
Of the United States, and on careful
examination Of the case, have decided
20 en,er Nolle Proselui in the case OF
the United States rs. Vim. NJ. Hill, in
dcted for treason at the November
term, at Des MONIES. When conversing
with you in regard to tho case, un-
derstood you that, should l decide upon
such course, it would be unnecessary
for me TO attend at Des Moines Oh the
7lh day Of January, the day fixed for
the trial. hope most sincerely that it
will not be necessary for you to make
the trip to Des Moines. have notified
| al,n MarcLnl
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I. A. A0lD. II. D..

j. A. 690Os u. De-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. 70, conner Main ana Third streets, Dsv-
export, Iowa
Dr. REID enu be consulted s4 his once ut al
bours Of the day and night, unle0 professionally
.coeved saDt25
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-22

PsoDUcTs OF NNrsorA.-Goyer,
or Ramsay, OF Minnesota, estimates the
products OF that State for the past rear
At the following value:
Furs, Ginseng, Cranberries, etc........ $50 0uJ
TOtM.... w 800 ,Qt0
The exports of wheat for the past
a three years exhibit . very great in.
crease.
In 1881, ID !. ............... a, oOO, OF 0
u 1885,. ....................... .l,65O,0OU
In 1919 b.. ..s.......s........... SI1,OU0
Previous to 1859 Minnesota imported
ins.ead Of exported TODD.
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J. G. PAKKER, ND. ono. v. \ CAKH, y. D.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 Met Arm,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
I Not franklin 3lock, second door, BRADY ST..
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DR. PARKRR's residence, corner 9TH and LeClairs
streets. DR. GEO. ". MCCARN's residence, east
side Brady, second door from corner Of 9th.
myl7-du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-22
J. w. IL. BAKER, N. D.,

physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
l. Post Office Building. Residence on Fifth
street, between brady and Perry streets, Daven-
port, Iowa. aovlS-dAwu
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HURTS HOUSE.
|tORNER OF IOWA AND FILTH STREETS
1 Dayennort. Iowa. mcb92d
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GEN. SHERMAN AND Cow. DuPoNT.-
The Boston AdUertiser denies that Com.
Dupont has in any manner censurcd
Gen. Sherman. 1--WE happen to know"
says the Adrertiser, shat Capt. Dupont,
in private letter dated December 80,
expresses entire approval of Gen. Sher.
mans management, and ceusurca, on
the other hand, the illjudged outcry
raised against the latter. It is the
opinion OF Capt. Dupont that Charles.
ton and Savannah must fall. But he
does not think that the army sent out
under Sherman, and in.ended for an
other purpose-which has been fully
accomplished-was sufficient to enable
him, with prudence, to detacb a suffi
cient force for the capture Of either city. ,
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lGNAT.US LANCER.

IGNAT1US LANssEke
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHEUR.
I OvPICE-South- east cor.er ,, rady and Soc
ond streets. Office hours from {. ca. NJ, and )
N 6pN .v-sS7.0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-22

DGss0SssttOss o. P~resssSebsP.
TINE FIRM OF THOMPSON / BROWN IL
u this dayl SOLVED BY mutual consent. All
debts OF the firm 10 b settled BY James Thoop-
SON, Mr.. Brown retiring from the Urn. NJ.
Thompson viii continue the business at the Oh
Stand, where he will always be ready TO wait upoa
I'll esstomers-thanking the public Tor al past "a
vogs, he hopes 70 merit eontinuauce Of the came.
,Hepteobee ., l66l. -
yANlg1u0MSoS,
0lo NJ IRA B1OWU.
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LOUIS A. MACklOT.
BANKER l. DEAL Elk IN EXCHANGE,
Davenport, iowa.

R. ID. Con & DON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
IA and Notary Public. Office, North west
orner OF Brady and Second streets, upstairs
ntrance on Brady street. July 2R-dtf
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WIN. +. DlTTOE,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
IA OFrIcg, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets, in NcSIanus / shepherds block, opposite
State Bank. mch25-dtf.
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Law Partnership.
JNO. p. COOK. j. WILSON DRCRY
COOK 4 DMUAY,
Successors to Obok, Dillon d L,sdl<y.
>XIE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for tse practice Of tho Law. TO which
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1860. COOK ORCRY.
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rue DeMocRAr is highly elst@d thai
a Democra. has been made Secretary -
War in the place ofMr. Cameron. ms
j, simply because Mr.. Stanton y a
Democrat who supports the ! 'ncoln "a
intimidation in all It's war policy. " men
onr ne,rhbor can rise to this point, le
NAV also expect seat IN the 0aoihe''
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CLINTON HOUSE
CORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
I j street,, lows CITY ic~4 J. TEUsDELL, Pro
nSi.tor. ssssI -tN.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24

NOTICE.
NOBLE Ok STRONG,
Atl'ys for Plaintiff.

To Hannah W Mills, Geo Dixon Chas. Parsons a.
Co, Jno u. Perry, Chrstiana Wrigli ard Thomas
Kspsen, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there 10 on nie in
me Cie'ks ONCE OF the District Copr or Lee county,
iowa. al keoknk. petition OF Hiram Barney, aileg-
INT that Mt the npariAl IsIa. " AAsI Gs,a.4 J.s
ls6', he recovered Judgment against OH, Hannah W
Mills, for the sum Of Nine Hundred and One and
aelto Dollas, and len per cent interest founded up
Oh certain mortgage made bS you, Hannah w. ii Ills,
10 one Chas Mason, upon Lot three ~ in block any
Three t3Jl IN keokpk, Lee county, lows and praying
AZ against all for The forreosnre of said ors age
the sale of said lot TO pay Said debt the extnguish
iict, with costs.
Now each Of you must appear and answer said pc
tGon ~ boon OF the second day OF the term OF
ssld Cou l. 10 be held the nrsi onas, of Febs
1903, or decree Will be bad therein ~ prayed for by
default. III SCOTT RnWEfI
sept6-d4w Plaintiffs Attsy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-24
NOTICE.

To Curtis r Conn, Eatharpe + Conn b b Human
Ellen Il ifinman, Benjamin r Roberts, Elizabeth
Roberts, Am q Terrence. Hiram Barney A q
truman, S0u. htbabfr & Co, Twtcay Monton 4
Piimpton, Hamiil Caleb Cope & Co, Bowen
q McNaMee. William Nilsson Jennings d. A nde rsau
Wheeler. Bellows l. Co. WIN 4 Il l. Ruddiel Jas
Burrows, James Cox VIM Coleman Miller Nav
hew Co, George Gbbus, STRIKER & Wood W In
Preston. Charles MeDiil, James Cox Ann wor-
Ellington, Executor OF the estate Of w Va artbtnx-
ton, deceased, III Alexander, Brown Il Clendeuing
s Y Voorhes, Chaplin l. Lee, John Hurst Robert
Hamilton, Dixon Brown, James G. Ramtey VIM N
Ewing. Rarct OF. Beaver Co.. Rober. Henisng ana
John Woodruff, partners as Henning l. W eodrnn
and Laura Sperrs
lou sch ~ you sYe hereby mott aed that there
Court OF Lee county Iowa, nj keokEk petit, n Of
Janet strong and Harvey Strong, alleging thai the
said Jsnet s.ropE IL the In fee simpte of Lot
No eight IN Block No ninety six 1867 In the city OF
keoknk Lee county iowa, aud further alleging that
A certain deed fhetenf executed ty Won B.ntanin p
Roberts and Elizabeth Roberts Laura Sherry hear
Ing date oil Driqhet IUh, d. ls4a, and recetde AT
page N" ~ ~ Deed Book 4. Was by error nna mis-.
LAKE f'r'rder, recorded RS deed TO lsaHc sperry
AID rta. er the correction said error OF record
ahd "ihfF th'ti e. that certain Gesd by Cnftis r.
tDun and NstLafi,u Conn OF said pren,i,e. 10 II q
Human, dated At or about February 64h A. 81 lsa2
has been lorl, AID tbst certain Judgments herein
named against said G + Conn, cloud and si.d-
DOW upon plaintiff title TO said k Esis,e xnd
ing thai The title 70 the hc aui.ied In the said
Jat strong, as against ali lien claim OF any and
all Of said defendants uron said premises any part
thereof and for other equitable relief I'D that unless
you appear and snkn Their before the "a day
OF The LeAt term Of The said Court be begun and
holden at keokGk en- the lst Monday of February A.
ID. tsha a default will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon
NOBLE d. STRONG,
sur2s-d4w Atlys for Plaintiff.
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NlTED STATES MARSHAL S
Bale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA &c

UNIT ED sIATFs OF AMERICA &c
DtsTsiCT 90
ny virtue of an execution to tivreied issued by
the CLERK OF the District Court W M United States
the Southern Division u thr bfstFiri of iowA and
~ aiBat Jsmes Morton, sd III favor f Ntlls.r Ward
we'll Co., have levied pEoh, and ~ ttI3 to the
highest btrIaef, st tr ito, al tir or of the
District Court of the fiied STATES III tie ntriet OF
lows, Mt Keokk, IN said District on the 18th DAY az
scpten Ter. A. l-12 hstween the hour 81 O'Clock
M and O'Clock T. oil said day tbs following
property, to-~il: The =, " See 90, kaAt !, OF s
& ~ See 80 T0~rslit Z iotth of Hsnge l. y est;
he north u OF the n NJ of Seq II, n n OF the s
" Sec IL Township - lstth ~ Range ~ w@stt the
west " ~ The Of Section ~ SW 4 OF the n u
Of S~cston il OF the ~ Section II; west
" OF the o. section 81; i W . Of The 4 OF
Section ~ Township ~ north OF Range II west; the
~rsi = Of the OF Section 81; $ / of the s
Of scetiona ~ east " 81 the Z 81 Section II T.
al ia, 3 % Section I3township 10 north o. Rasge
II wesi. all ia Jasper county, Iowa. The East y Of
Section 10 Townshipsa north Of Range 81 In Hardin
county, Iowa. The east u Of the y W sf Section 49,
west y Of the Of Section "a Township - north
Of Range 20. Lot- TO- ~ and IS In Section Town
shir ~ Range NJ Ia Dallas county, Iowa. TheN T..
and 1. the esst L u The n W l, and the s w Of
the w 4 Of Aection 26 Township ~ north Of Range
IT, and the OF Section as, and the south or the
of Section IS Township e. OF Range le in
Grundy county, Iowa. The east or the n r ofSec.
ton 20 In Township 50 In Ranges, Van Barren county
Iowa
Taken aud levied upon II property IL james
Nj orton, to satisfy laid Writ sf Faet1Gion
Keotuk. Jui5 2lsi, l-be.
II. ". H03lE, + s, Marshal.
sng2 rs HAIRY ftLroS, HeTuiy
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CHAPTER 8.

CITY or KEoKrE
AN ACT herne valid lie Plat OF lie ghtons ndd
ton and Masn's upper sdditio 10 the city OF keo-
knk, Lee County, Iowa.
SECTION l. Be bp tia (faerat Rssembtv Of
thf State Of iofra Thhi the plat Leglton'n aition
and Missions upper addition 10 the cry OF kaokuk,
Lee county, and State 81 Iowa her eiofore made and
file the Office ~ the Recorder Of Deeds II
said county IN said city shall and The Is hereby
chrtd N have the force and Ia law
equity IL the County Judge or the said county had
entered thereon order that the same be ded
Is presented by Section 6aG OF Chapter u Of the
Code OF Iowa, and as III the had been duly re-
corded IN the manner and within the Lime prescribed
BY law.
SEC. 2. The said plat shall be received In evdtn
In any Of the OF this State for all pu rposes
ever and hail have the force and effect u
had been Legally aud formally executed ard recorded,
nythng In any Law heretofore passd 10 The contrary
notw outstanding.
SEC q. This Act fhan take effect and be In force
from and after It's In the Daily State Reg
ster, published nj lies E0ines. aud the Daily Gate
CITY, published al keoknk without expense 10 the
State. HUSH CLARK.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives,
yNO. X. EERDHAM,
President OF the Senate.
Approved September 10. ls62
SAMUEL ] KrRKWooD,
thereby certify that the foregoing copy from
The original roll on die in my ofHce.
ELIJAH SELLS
septl9-d Sec'y Of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15

States Issued over ,0l policies for tho year ending
Dec. 81, 1861, and but three companies issued pol
icies amounting 70 over S. l36,250. The Equitables
cash receipts for premiums for the quarter ending
Juno 80, 1862. were $4l,756 SO, it being about
$1,000 greater than tho cash receipts for premiums
Of any Of tho new companies for the year ending
Dec. 81, 1861.
The Treasurer Of Michigan advsrtises to pay the
interest on the bonds of hat State in advance.
The exchanges at the Clearing. House this morning
were $33, 1884, 439 II.
One Of the New.Jsrsey Courts has just decided
that the banks are exempt from taxation on Govern
ment securities whether as held as capital, basis
of circulation or investment ofproft.
On call, money is in abundant supply at 500 y
cent. Banks and other institutions are lending to
fsvorite borrowers freely at the lower figure. Paper
moves quietly, and is in very small supply Of lead
ing character Leading signatures pass at Al 40 v
cent, with not many below y cent. The many
avenues Of investment which pay better interest
have attracted the attention Of capitalists from paper
The following are the Exports of Specie, to sstur'
day last, from New-York ia the years named:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15

The movement in gold has been active and buoy.
ant to-day, and for double eagles for shipping ll6I
has been paid. The business at the Board adds up
s32j 00O and in the ffreet the business has been
much larger. The quotation was firm ct tho close
The Gold. Demand notes have improved in sympathy
with gold, aud have sold at 1917 for Custoni-House
purposes. Indebtedness Certificates do not show
much change and are quoted at $685.. The 7.30
Treasury Notes are more plenty, and arc heavy,
having sod as low ss 1884, tina: being bid at the
close. The $50 years s T. cent bonds have been
sold al 99I, and interest which prevents further
conventions at par.
The receip;s at the Custom-lIouse to-day Were
Imports, sli7, 0lG or Withdrawals from warehouse
80. g33 ~. Total, sl70,33S 81.
The East River Bank has declared q semi-annua
dividend Of y g cent, payable on the .lst inst
The Washington Insurance Company has declared a
sem-apuual interest dividend o: 81 y cent, payable
ON demand. The Central Railroad of New-Jorsey
has declared quarterly dividend Of % per cent pay
able on the 10th inst. The Emgrant Industrial Saw
ings Bank will pay interest to depositors Of cent
on sums under 500, and 4 y cent on sums above
$500. The Farmers Bank of Kentucky has declared
a dividend Of 3 p cent-the Bank Of Kentucky one
of "a Z cent-payabe at the Bank Of America.
The Broadway Savings Institution has declared
the usual interest dividend, payable on Monday,
July 81.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the Uni
ted States, No. 90 Broadway, has during the past
eight months issued e2f policies, assuring s2,O9O,9oo
il being st the ratio for the year Of 1856 policies,
assuring 81, 1850. No Company IN the United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15

MONDAY, July III. Il.

The stock market WAC lower to-day in most de-
s,riptions. under the absence Of encouraging items
in regard 10 crushing on, the Rebellion. The news
from Tennessee bad depressing effect, and the con-
iipued large earnings OF the railroads and the ease
with which stocks are carried were not sufficient TO
inspire the bulls with courage TO operate with any
yicor. There was no marked pressure of stocAe on
tho market but general ndisPositon TO buy, when
produced a gradual weakening, and lower prices
were established in most cases. While the war
news remains Of neutral tint the cur
reucy Imitation does not have its natural
effect On stock values. A successful bio" eTu'h
at Richmond would at once Get all our sPeou-
lators wild again, and interest-paylng securities
would rise faster than they have fallen. The eject
of the new Issue of Sl0O,Oc0OOO OF Government
notes has of course not yet been felt but the street
would at once discount it, if the impulse was gwen
by important military euceesses AT the Seeonu
Board tho market was irregular aud The changes IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15
Tasscnrcrs Arrived

IN ,,amsap Chyof hets- York f,om e,t@to"s o'S I,s
eyoai-Mr kngcsie, wife, children ana nurse, VT, "rs"
and lady Arch Walker and lady, o. Brown sna ,siy MI
Johu son and lady John Jones wife sd .a ~ ,lI' s..
Ts sIa MI. Auns Lesley Ms. wde Miss Hs9ssh
Murphy, Mis-, Cecilia McGuife s,is INV. Money M
W's E,Sii,or Mr. Rns.r MIs Sanford Mrs Rose Ne.
jsac set Miss kit,y Ersnkiyn Mr. Pennyman Alfred h.s'
n J. A y W,tson ]. z. Rorke A. Jackson Georse H.
s,ieton The Rey c. Il. HAMS, Dr. j. v. iis,hawY -
Ia'onS Rods.rs Robert Orr, c. W. ortler Mr. Jones W.
ias1r VIM, & Escher. VIM. Falcy James Met N.-
c"cs NJ olivier r. Brcdt George Moore, n NJ Goidns'
ys,tney Ksrey Ben Hood Master Richard Hood Con ~,
snisSys John Brewer Master Richard ttasworth III
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