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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16
The Fairy Weddingl!

The Fairy Wedding'!
DY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WE PUB
ID lish exclusively tho CARO pnorooRA RVS OF
THE LfLLIsUrIAN WKDDIEG Panty, - follows:
Prico.
0sN. Ton THuNB. In his Wsdding suit. . Is ots,
Mss. GEs TOx THuMs. in Wedding dress. rs
MR. and MIS-. GEN. Ton THuMB,in Weddsny
CoMxoDoRs NUrr and Miss MISxIE .gyooms-
man and bridssmaid
MRs. GEN. TON THUMB. In celebrated ne
cspftoa drta
Missls LAviNA and MINIS WAaaKS.....2
Tho whole BRIDAL PAxrY. (group Of FOUR
Urd
Tho BRIDAL PAs1Y, (&sreoseopio p%icture) 30
The BaIDAL Party, (Stsreosco2ie cetored j.75
The price Of card pictures, cotered. will DO IL Il
oentsextra.
Can b. sent By nail on receipt Of price and
postage stamp.
None geau,ns unless stamped with our trade
mark, EA, in . circle, on tho front Of the photo
graph. Beware Of spurious copies made from en-.
E.i II. I. ANTHONY, 5ol Broadway. n. Y,
Manufacturer Of the beet photographic Albams
and Publishers Of Card Photographs u eslsbri.
ties.
The Negatives Of these exquisite pictures wss,
made for u BY BaADY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

M HEREAS, ON THE 10Th DAY OF NO.
wv vc nbcr. A. ID. 1851, Doniol A. Plumer
executed unto D.. s. True, - Trustee certain
land In SCOTT county, lows. described ~ follows
to-wit: Tho ~est half Of the south west quar-.
tor Of section twenty-five ca in township ssv-
enty-nins ('v). north. OF range number two az
east Of the 9th 7. M, containing eighty (s0l
acres. Which SD conveyance wss MAI. bv ,hc
said Daniel A. Plumer for the purpose Of s.cur-
ing tho payment Of two certain promissory notes
and the interest thereon, signed By said Daniel
A. Plumev, dated the 10th day Of November. ~.
1857, and payable a. follows One for the sum
OF one hundred and ~ snty mine 81 100 dollars,
payable one year from is date, ard one for the
sum Of Eve hundred and thirty-three 33-1OO dol
lars. both payable to Moses Porter. Tho last
mentioned 10 nov the property Of Almst Skesl.
And now said last mentioned note having be-
como due and payable, and the said Daniel A.
rlumer having failed TO pay the same, !, D.. s..
True, Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that BY virtue Of the power which
10 Ia me vested by said Deed Of Trust. | will, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of March, A.. d. 1s63.
1T the hour Of two ~ o'clock in tho afternoon Of
said day. st the Court House door, In the city Of
Oayeppest, expose ADD ofer for sale, ct public
auction, the parcel Of land shove described, or %
much thereof = hall b SUFFICIENT 10 satisfy and
pay the amount Of said note with tho interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with oil the
costa and sxpenss go attending ssid sale, costs oil
this notice and Trustee lees.
Dated the 18th day Of February A. D. 1889.
b 3. True,
feb l6-dte Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16
WA. 3. 0xAO6unY'S
PIANO-FORTE ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 420 Broome Street,
NEW YORK.

T>hssubscribsr respectfully invites tho atten
Zion Of hisfrienda and the public goner ally te
his Piano.torte establishment, ~ No. All
Broome street. corner VI Crosby.
Having withdraw his interest, stock and ma
terisls FROM the late 6sm Of Lights 3 Bradbury
which firm WAS dissolved on the 3lst Jannasy ult.
and hav .ns purchased the entire stock Of fisno'
Foitss and Piano Forte material, owned BY bis
brother, Edward q. " ,dbury, In the said firm, he
u nov prepared to supply the increased demand
for his ceiobmted Piano fortes. Employing the
most skiIlful and experienced workmcn, with Z
large stock Of the best and most thoroughly soa
sonod material. and an abundance Of capital, he
has taken IN hand tho personal supervision Of the
whole business Of manufacturing his Instruments
qualled tone and duraLieasss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16
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or LIN8s o
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Advertisements inserted In weekly % rsasous-
RICHARDSON, WEST ! CO,
GAZETTE COMPANY.
HENRY LISCHER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16

TuE Clinton County Regiment, form
oily numbering $50 men, has become
SO reduced BY battle and disease as to
be unable to report owe 800 men fit for
duty. Thcy are brig.ded with the 3Oth
and 34,h Iowa Regiment, and located
ia the VIoksburg swamps.-C Clinton
Herald,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16

In France there arc nov 1890 con
victs under sentesoe at hard labor, and
l 200 Of them are sentenced for life.
Tursc f(ths OF the whole number ore ma
two Frenchmen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16
Bradbury's New Scale Plano-Fortc

10 the arrangement Of our new scale, drawn
and prepared with the utmost care, expressly fss
our now instruments, w have added every i'm
provement which can In any way tend TO tho peY-
lection Of tho Piano Forte, and we can confidently
assert, tha. for drlicacy Of touch, volume, purify.
bfiliisncy and sweetness Of tone, confined wita
that strength apd solidity OF franc Necessary 10
durability, these instruments arc unequsllei.
"STaEAorH AND BEAUrY' 10 our motto, and Va
invite the closest Criticism of the unbiased Judge.
in the land.
~ Every instrument 10 warranted for Ave
years.
WIN. Is. BRADBURY,
AT Broone street, corner Crosby, New York.
mhA-2m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16
WIN. B. HURD / CO., New York
julye-dAwtfebll
n sgh Co.'S, Cough,

~ II S5ighs (OyA, Cough,
XnAxaeacx. . sDcSs
CI:MV0sIII SAt0nf, ,Uhica might b
s.E/ ohecleed Iuith a ample rem
&zsa)~ edH If neglected, often ter
y~,iypates seriously. F'e,o arc nrvare Of
the in,portnnoe Of stopping a1cuaA on
S1iahf field in It's frat stage thai
which IN the beginning iuould y:eld &c
a mild remedy, u nct attended to, soon
attacks the lungs.
@,nu.n's 0to,rrhinI gtcehrs
,uere first introduced eieusr. yo1rs ego
Il has been proved that they are The beat
article before tbs public for HcM1Is
folds, &sanchifis, nsth,na
xafntsh, the Hacking Cough in fan
aunaItia,a, and aTsctione q
the 9hsonf, giusns immediate rei,y.
Public Speakers AND Singers,
wsU find them e1sctual for clearing ano
strengthening the po,ce.
Sold BY al QvuPgiats and Gealer, IL
Medicine, al @5 cents per Dor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16

kQUITAbLE.-The Equitsble-Ths Equits-
BILE Life-Equitabic Life Assurance-The Eq7i-
taole Life Assurance Society Of the United
States.
OFFICE.-Ofice on Brsiy s~trcet-on Brady
street, below the Post Ofics-third door below
the Post OdRce- IS Bcady street.
". E. ROSS 4 COW. +. Ross 4 Co.. agents
w. F. Ross 4 Co. agents Of Tho Equitable.
i'm Gift
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16
SAVES
lime, Labor, Clothes and Money

1t will wear for years without repair.
No servant can break IL
A child eight years old can operate It.
No custion sr skill required In its use
Every Wringer with Cog. Wheels 10 WAR.
RANTED in every p rticular.
The Universal Wnnger took tho rlRsr rasxI-
w. . Silver Medal and Diploma, II the New
York State Fair, 1862. 1t was pronounced sUrs-
don, 1862. aud has always taken tbs First Pre-
MUM In cvery state and County Fair when sx'
hibited 10 fair competition with other machines.
Orders for machines for trial may be left d
JxyFEaIs' S:oro, corner Of Fourth and brady
strssts, Dave port. WIN. A. NOUkSE.
jan 20-dsw2Aw3W Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16
TO CONsUMPTIvEs ,

TO CONSERVATIVES.
THE Advertiser, having been restored 70 health
In . few weeks. BY . worry simple remedy, afts'
having suffered several years with sevsrs lung
Affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
10 anxious IL make known 70 his fsilow-su6sfe
the means Of cure.
To al who desire II, no will send . copy Of The
prescription used free II chargol with the dire.
tons for preparing nd usipg tho same, which
they will hnd . susE cuRs for CONSUMPTION, 4 sH.
MA, HRoHcnIsIs, &c. Tho only object Of the u
v~srtissr In sending tho prescription 10 to bsLo6,
tho afflicted. and spread intornation which b,
coneeives 70 DO Invaluable, and no hores ever,
sufferer win try his remedy, ~ IL will cost them
nothing. and may prove . blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please ID.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
s~ep7o-d&w3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-16

q FARMS OF 100 ACRES EACH.
q 2 Farms Of 100 acres each.
Farms Of ~ acres each.
70 rent foe cash rent only. Inquire Of
JOHN l.. SWITS,
Real Estate Agent,
dec 1l-dv1w Nickoils' Block.
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WHITES DANCING ACADEMY
Covaes ID and brady,
NiCkOls, DlOck X.


Wanted.
4 COMPETENT MAN As clerk TN THE
n United States Msstssag and Wsbsnlne Or.
Dee In this city. Apply inesAisesly.
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CARDS.

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DgYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
Post OMos Building. Residence on Fifth
o0sssA between Brady and Ferry streets. ven'
pest, Iowa. thovisoe~"
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DIR. J.. c. PANkERs
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
No. franklin Block. es.ouo door, Brady a..
between second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Residences, corner Ninth and 10 Claire u
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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-21
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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-21
Admiral Lees aGlorious'' Operations
in the james River. 4

Ii tll0 d1uSS 1A1tcI. - -
They hunt for 10spedoes and Hasked Batteries,
and find hsemj and desert tie Coast
The latest accounts repre-. ens the Yankee
Aotilla Of monitors and gunbonts as having
disappeared from the james river, and .all
was quiet along that classic stream
1t seems that ont of all The torpedoes p1aHt-
ed in the river, but one exploded, and that
with pretty good effect, judging from the .fe-
ports Of the party who fred it. The feet Vas
coming down, and Stacked steam when oppo.
site the plantation of Mr.. Coke, below Alters
Landing, where one Of the torpedoes ~8S
planted. The torpedo was fred prematdfeIy,
when one of the guntoats was nearly upon ii.
The eruption Of water under the pressure of
FIVE hundred pounds Of gGnpowder, was t6r.
rife, and the volume Of spray rose Id an IN:
slant in the form Of volcanic eruption, to
the height Of three story house, bursting
with the report Of salvo Of artillery on shofe.
The gunboat careened, and it's c0mpaniohS
immediately ran up and took her in tow -
The force Of the first shock, it would seem,
snapped the wire of q second torpedo, planted
just below, and it failed to explode, though
three caps were burst upon the battery.
The damage to the gunboat must have bHsH
serious, as the cries of the crew, as they rarf
up and down the cabin ladder. could be dis
tinctly heard. The land batteries, sent down
by General Elzey. Of this Department, seem
to have acted with . dispatch and efficiency
that compensates for che short -comings dis
played BY the parties having the management
of the submarine. batteries. They sesla to-
have been controlled by some nervous per-
son, who considered the firing Of them. with.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-08-21


continued to mutual exhaustion, but il WI
never mutually convince. Statesmen, IL aAkES
can be found, will have TO take the wlpsS
question cut of the hands of soldiers at hssy
even if the three hundred thousand troort
called for by the Northern CONSUMPTION alA
enrolled, armed, and slaughtered in anothsss
two years of miserable conflict. The Calines
OF Washington are not equal to their task Is
q Every crisis Of affairs seems to elicit the adeia
tional proofs that they are in every respect
unit to deal with the events passing around
them: The CLEAN of success that has fallet
on the Federal arms, in the surrender .uf
vlcksburg, and the incidents of the second
Maryland campaign, have exhibited the Pres
sident and his chief ministers in manner az
most pitiable. With their country torn ass
sunder, and its soil still reeking with bfood,
they only lind voice to make poor and fiip.
pant election speeches. When "serenaded,p
PAS . popular congratulation ON the fail of
| vlcksburg, the President made an address til
| the crowd that mot even the friendly reports
| could invest with dignity" The Secretary
| OF War claimed the merit of retaining Gene:
raj Grant in command, and donseqnehtls hf
the victory achieved" He turned the event
to elimination Of some of his colleagues ana
q giorifying Of himself. Mr.. Stanton nsals5k
party triumph over the advbcates OF. ;;xtae9
by small sneer at the cooper Beads.n AM
Mr.. Seward crowned the wretched display II;
something that we record, bbt win hos asfg
repeat, for it was simply blasphemons. fhst
men in such positions could 50 express aIsssss
selves at such time is deplorable ilitsssaS
tlon of the degeneracy of American Iulsrs.
From the London Herald, July 2g.i
The,second invasion of the Northern States
by Confederate army has terminated, iike
the first, without result. After two years al
slaughter-aftef the sacrifice Of at leass no
hundred Thousand men in Virginia, Maryl4n
and Pennsylvania, the position Of affairs ID
unchanged. The South is still TOD weak for
successful aggression, the North finds sabk
fresh effort at invasion a more Disastrous fall
ure; and yet there is not the slightest pr,spAis
of the end of the struggle. MIR. Seward Lbs.
ginning to renew his ninety days proinisss,
The fall Of Vicksburg has sisen him d new
lease Of power. He is evidently forecasiinE
the dnte at which the fighting material of .tilB
South will have become exhausted at the rata
Of million or million and half Of North:
erners for Eve hundred thousand Conssdes
rates. And as Washington is safe, as Phila.
delphia is not in flames, and the guns Of Foft
McHenry still repress secession liz Baltimbfs;
he is confident the day of exhaustion Is mot
far distant. The news which be will rereivH
from this country by the next mail will
strengthen his hopes. He will know 4thsfi
that he has another six or nine MONTHS .fof
the execution of his fendish work. He will
learn that the word which might have given
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ABINGDON, FRIDAY. AUGJgr q 1ge3.

the exceptions in sec. Z, receiving two or NOR
salaries from different sources, amounting to
gether to more than 81, 600 per annum, thong
each salary may be less, must return the aggre
gate and pay tax thereon
i SLAFEs.-The estimated value of the annaa
hlre OF all slaves, not engaged in the cultivation
of farms, or some other business, the profits Q
which are taxed as income, is also to be take,
as income And this includes all houses an
body servants, whether in town or the country
! gardeners, cooks, nhrses sc. IF negroes be en-
gagged partly in household and partly in plant
ing duries, it will he proper to include the valu
Of partial hire for household work
STOCKS and mehey credits sold by aactioneer
are liable to a tax of one fourth Of one per cen
tum on gross amount Of sales. No tax upoi
sales of such stocks, &C., when disposed Of al
private sale
SUGARS impressed in the hands of ccmmissioY
merchants, and the price thereof fixed by com.
mlssioners under the impressment laws, are LID.
BILE to tax Of 2 l-2 per centum on the sales
thereof to the Government-such sales, though
under lmpressnaent, being legal sales to the Go
vernment. When sugars or other property is
selEed by the Government the sale is not affect
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pralsers, and paid. 1t is the payment which
consumnates the sale.
ToBAcco.-Al tobacco. manufactured or mn
manufactured, grown prior to the year 1863, is
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manufacturer of tobacco is not considered q
producer in the contemplation of the law, and
commission merchants are liable for the 1-2
per cent. tax upon sales of tobacco for the man
ufacturer.
VALUATION OF CREblTs. The value of credits
means the principal and interest due to July let
added-that is, if the credits be solvent. IF
they are not solvent, the taxpayer will be re-
CURED to so state under oath, and they will be
valued according to the best evidence the nature
OF the case will admit of by the Assessor.
All taxable subjects, whether capital, proper
~, income, or anything else must be assessed
and valued according to their value in Cohfede-
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endorse his willingness thereon to receive Con.
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thereby proves that he values it at higher rate,
and according to the provisions Of Sec "a. As
sessment Act, in that case it will be the duty of
the Assessor to regard the credit as represent
ing SO much silver gold, and to assess it as he
would silyeror gold coin at its regular market on
lst Of July. If, however, the holder will en-
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Confederate Notes in payment, it shall not be
taxed at any higher rate than the amount it may
represent in Confederate Notes.
Wool produced in 1868 is to be taxed III kind;
Ind the farmer is not privileged to commute by
paying the estimated value thereof. The pro-
luct of wool produced any year prior to the
year 1868, pays tax of per cent, ad 1dloren,.