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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
IT sAyks
Time, Labor, Clothes and Money.
IT sAvks

1t will wear for years withou, repair.
No scry mt can break it.
A child eight years old can operate it.
No cuation or skill required in its uso.
Every Wringor with Cog Wheels. is Nv VAR
RANrED in every Particular.
The Universal Wringer took the ytasr fgEMI-
I'M. Silver Medal and Diploma, mt the Now
York State Fair, 1852. IL was pronounced surx-
RroR To ALL OTHERS in tho Worlds Fair at Lon
dom 1867, and has always taken the First Pre-
MUM In every State and County Fair when OK
hibited in fair competition win other machines.
Orders for machines for trial may be left al
JxrPEaIs' Store, corner of Fourth aud krady
streets, Dave port. VIM. A. NOUkSE. z.
ian 2g-daw2lw3w Agons
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oEEsQUARs OF fwBLva LINES i0bR
INCH IN 0PACx.

Larger spsse charged It the rate OF $3.50 o.,
each sdditioaAl square,
For half square, two-thirds Of tn above
Business Cards not to exceed lines, SO 90 Pc,
snnum;
For esoh change IN additional ehargso Of 25ocnh
per square will be made.
Large cuts charged double tho Same dinonsieL
Of typo.
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood
TO apply strictly to the immediate business OF the
advertiser, and all other advertisements sent in BY
the aivoruser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instrue-
ton. will be inserted until forbid, and chargedac
cordingly.
Elitorisl notices charged for a. the rate Of 10
cents per line, or oght words and special notices
1t 10 cents per line, or SO cents line per week.
All notices tor religious and benevolent pur.
poses Of any kind whatsoever, Of ordinary length
except single announcements of marriages and
deaths, charged rs cents per insertion.
Advertisements from abroad must DO paid for
snoarsoby IN Advance, unless from approved
Agents.
ContrActs for yearly advertising terminblo a.
the or.ion of advertisers, they paying advance
ment Of Is per cent on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
A.per cent advance on the above rates, and kept
on LIST or I'd pages, Is per cent advance on regular
rates.
Altransient Advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
Advertisements Inserted in weekly on rsasons-
bio terms.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

EQUITABLE.-Tne EquitAbie-The kquita-
BILE Life-Equitable Life Assurance-The Eqni-
tn de Life Assurance Society OF the United
States.
OFFICE.-OAice on Brady street-on Brady
street, below the Post Oiics-third door below
the rost Ofdce--35 Brady street.
W.T.. ROSS COW. +. Ross h Co.. agents
w. +. Ross 4 Co, agents Of The Equitable.
jan eff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

"TuE negroes are the final reliance Of
the Government. They are the iorlorn
hope OF the Republic. They are the
last safe keepers of the good cause. We
must make alliance with them, or our
final success 10 imperll d.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

To Henry Miller

To Henry Miller:
o,IR:-You are hereby notified, in accordance
= with a direction Of the Council Of the City
OF Davenport. given a. the regular meeting OF
said Council, March 4th, 1858. to the IN iersign-
. i, City Marshal Of sail city, within twenty days
.f,er one weeks publication OF this Sotice, to-
wit: Within twenty days from the 10th day Of
Mu. ch, 1858, to al up the west o. feet VI LIT =
in Block 3 IN the city Of Davenport, 80 that foul
and ,tag,ant water will not re rain on said lot
II ra,d lot 10 not SO hlled by you within the time
herein limited, the same will be done 1T your ex-
pense inc uding costs, together with 20 per cent.
MARsgA,s OgplcE, City Of Davenport,
scott Co., Iowa, March 9th. 1868.
II. LEONARD,
Marshal Of the City OF Davenport.
inch l0-lw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF iowa.
Johnson County. co.

johnson County,
To all whom il may concern:
NOU are hereby mortified that Hugh .. Cara
i and John :. Gable, Executors Of the last
will and testam ent of David Cocsley, deceased,
have flied in tho Probate Court OF johnson Coun-
~, Iowa. . petition with their report attached !;
said report showing all claims as inst the SAID
estate and the disposition made Of the personal
estate, AID also showing the present indebted
Tess of said estate. and further showing that
there is no sufficient personal property TO pay the
remaining outstanding indebtedness.
And IN SAID petition they ask authority to sell
ali the right, title and interest ot said estate in
lots two %, three J, four (4, Eve co. and six
CO.. in block f'e t5)in tho city OF Davenport.
Scott County, iowa, ~ order, with tho proceeds
thereof, TO pay tho claims against said estate.
You are hereby !udher noutsd that Tuesday,
the 7th day Of April, A.p 1853, has been liked
by said Johnson County Probate Court tor the
hearing Of said application, and that you can
taen and there appear and oppose the granting Of
the authority. if you desire TO 40 so.
HUGh /. CARA,
JOHN =. GABLE,
Executors OF the estate Of David Cocklry, decd.
m.h left
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
The Fairy Wedding

The Fairy Wedding
DY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WE PUB
ID fish ,rciasigeiy tho CARD PHoTO0R APIS or
rHK LiLLnurIAs WkDDIsG Panty, as follows:
Price.
CIV. TON THUMB, ia his Wdding sui rs cts
Mas, GEs Tom Tuuas, in Heddn1 drcss. 10
Ma AID Mis- Gks. Tow TnuAB,iu Wedding
dress. ...-.... -. .......... 70
COMMODORE MUTT and Miss MINNIE .grooms
man and JridesDaatd ...................25
MRS GEs. Tom IuuNB, in celebrated Re-
ctjd.On dtfss.... 20
Missks LAyIsA and MINNIE WARREE. %
The whole BRIDAL Panty, (group Of iour)
Tho BRIDAL PANTY, Sereoseopio picturo) 10
The BRIDAL Party, tStereosco9ic ootoref 10
The price Of card pictures, co!ored, will be ~ n
centsextra.
Can be sent by mail on receipt Of price and
postage stamp.
None genuine unless STAMPED with our trade
mark, EA, in q circle, on tho front Of the photo
grapa. Beware Of spurious copies made from en-
cravings. etc.
EAH. T. ANTHONY. sol Broadway. n. Y.
Manufacturers OF the best Photog apl,c Albums
and Publishers OF Gard photographs Of ccicbri-
ties.
The Negatives Of these exquisite pictures were
made for US by BRADY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
TKuSTEE,S SALE.


WHEREAS, ON THE 2oTh DAY OF NO.
" veAber, A. ID. 1851, Daniel A. Pluner
executed unto b. ). True, as Trustee, certain
Deed Of Trust, conveying 30 said Trustee the
land in Scott county, Iowa, described us follows
to.wit; The west half of the south west quar-,
ter of section twenty-five (22) in township sew
enty-nine (79) north, OF range number two { ~
east OF the 9th +. NJ, containing eighty (soJ
acres Which said conveyance was made by the
said Daniel A. flumer for the purpose OF secur
no tho payment of two certain pfonissofy nVtes
and tho interest thereon, signed by said Dnn,el
A. Plumcr, dated the -0th day Of November, A. D.
1857, and payable ms follows: One tor tbs sum
OF one hundred. nd twenty nine 80 100 dollars,
PAYABLE one year from lis date, and one for the
SUN of FIVE hundred and thirty three 33-le0 dol
lars. both payable to Moses Porter. The last
mentioned is now the property Of Almet Skecl.
And now said last mentioned note having be-
come due and payable, and the said Dane A
Piumer having failed to pay the sAme, !, -.
True Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue OF the power which
- ia me vested by said Deed Of Trust, | will, on
W Wednesday, tho 18th day o. March, A. ID. 1898
Mt the hour IL two Cd o'clock in the afternoon Of
said ds v ut tho Court House door, in the city OF
Dnyeuport cxposc and oner Tor sale, at puD.ic
auction, the parce. Of land above described, or SO
much ,bureof ns SD all be suthcient to satisfy aud
nav the amount OF said note with the Interest
thereon TO the day OF sale, together with all the
costs and expen Sos attending said sale, costs Of
thin notice and Trustee tees.
Dated the i4th day of February, A. ID. 1897.
b >. True,
feL l6-dts Trustee
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N EW YORK.
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The critics and tho public are right In predict
ny ihn. TINS VIII fufpatH la giapbie narrative,
sstitng intriurt, aud extensive popularity, al
ltlior btHtoricH - the ir TIE lnion. ltH
th'mn will DO 'ho heroic daIinp,IHileni .uL.nnr,
una hair broad'h eHeapcA vi soldiers sad sail-
orR, aud is incidents vii tom the theme OF
cous cTrstiun - nLUmernble ltosidos for years To
como. " s,l cuttnln, Ia addlt,Un to It's stiittug
dctnir, tic Thi,dsnl hicnl t,niyrf Of the 'pus,s
Of the War, w John IothIgp Motley, IL T.,
Author ~ Tho iuto a tho Dutch h"IutIic,"
etc. tho dst.e " ~ The ,mIor,tri events itcm
the Jthn iiro~U rad. aud an oeutato and icyiecd
account q tho principal bat.iss, win aecuI"to
onEntings.
ono thifd Of the proceeds OF oil subscriptions
tebt 90 IA viii 10 given FOR the rclie. oil disabled
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work. aud also 20 benefit the SOLDIER, should eond
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Try, hnviLg knowl.dge ot n heroic not or stirring
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of IL.
BooEHcliors, portmasterr, ard canvaseing
hgcnte will be furnished with UbHcrl ption pro-
slectus, On application 10 tho publishers.
cX- A liberal commission Eiyen to soldiers do
aiting to act MS agents IN taking subscriptions.
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TO LET.

OFFICES AND VERY LARGE ReOns IN
~ Post OfI.s and LeClAise Blocks, The Ls-
Claire Max, House, uit.b,s for storage Of grain
heayy merchanoise. Apply 20 -
1rO. l.. DAVENPORT. or
JOHN l. COFFIN,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
Flour Reduced Rates.

THE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW SELLING
l. Choice New Spring Wheat Flout ut - B,
per barrel, and u reduction OF 80 cents IS made
ior returned barrel Cnoice Ola Amber Flour nj
S. So All kinds oc Feed constantly on hand n
the lowest rates.
r. l.. DAWSON,
No. SO Brady street, between Sd ana 4th,
feb l4-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

NrOw Is THE TINE TO LAT IN WOOD FOR
IN Winter use. We have dry kindlins wood
II zap cord and green w,ed - CLIO yer eoro'
Qu.rs sr you will - 10 late. n,v,o
Aces kkkACn S~s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

TuE following notice, recently posted
up in New Hampshire town, explains
itself:
1863 RErUBLIkAN CoXcus
tho republicans OF Hams,ed requested
to meet at the schoolhou.e in dist No.
on Wensday March the fourth to cbous
candidates tor the coming election
March the 10
town
C0mnlty
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Opportunities for industTy; or 4
Thousand Chances to
Make Money.
bounty amt Pensions.

DY A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-, NIL
IL soldiers who have been discharged In con-
reauepce IL wounds received Ia battle, arc now
entitled 10 the $l00 bounty.
We collect HousriEs Tor soldiers Who have
served two yea's, or Who have been Unchanged
a. above also lsyAiIp Pshsiofs and PEssiofs
for widows, minor children, mo aers snd orphan
fisters ii decessed soldiers also the bounty duo
The wifows. minor children, parents or relatives
OF deceased soldiers.
PARKER l. EDWARDS,
inch 20-tr Main street Dssenl oIt.
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Tho Daily Democrat and News.
RICHARDSON, WEST T.. CO.,
PaoPaIEIoRs.
.. II iIcHARDson, oSo. .. wSss.
gro. ,. cARpnxfsl.
We The undessignsd agree to the following
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
ODo. ?. CARPnHfgl

DAnY.-lS cents per week pa, able to csrii VI.
Mail and post-oics subscribers, 90 per ann N,
payable in advance.
WgEkLY.-42,00 per annum, in advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

Comprising a full and impartial account OF tho
Origin and Progress of the Rebellion, tho various
Naval and Military engagements, and tho he.oic
deeds performed by Armies and individuals, and
lou shing scenes In tho Field, Camp, Hospita
and Cabin,
BY JOHN SC ABBOTT.
Author Of the "Mothera Home" "Lfe Of Ma
poleon" "iiistory Of the French Revolution, +"
eto.
illustrated with Diagrams and numerous Steel
Engravings OF Battle scenes, and Portraits OF
Dislinguished Men by the best Artists in Ameri-
ca. 1t will be issued in two Royal Octave Vol
wanted to cell this History in each county OF T. &
State Of Illinois. Apply 10 raddress
CLARKE d. co
Indiapapolis Ind or Springfield, III
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
CARDS.

J. w. III. BAKER, n. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
u Post Ofics Building Residence on Fifth
street, between brady and Perry streets, ven
nost Iowa inovlQ-d&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
DIR. ]. PAMKEN

DIR. J. G. PAMkEK,
nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
MOI Franklin Block, 20 .ond foor, Brady st.,
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Residence, corner Ninth and lie Claire sits.
deel s-akV
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

no FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE
Z KEEPlNG.-Any party having . small
amount Of plain Household Furniture sufficient
for man and wife), which they would lie To hire
out for . few months And have well taken care Of,
will please address FURNITURE,
dec q If Boz 1874. Y. y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
uR. GEO. W. MCCAIN

DIX. GEO. w. McCAkN,
DaYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
II in room directly over the Post OG,e.
DIR. Csc. W. MoCARN's residence, east side Of
Brady. second door from corner OF eth.
ian 4-dNtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

j. A. REID, N. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
il aad residence No. Is, corner Main and Third
4roets, Davenport, Iowa. julyl d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

nFFIGE AND RESIDENCE ON WEST
~ Fifth street, next door east of Congregation
nj Church nov 22-d6m
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
Another Proclamation.

NJ Proclamations being the order of tie
day, the Mayor Of this place has tried his hand
at getting up something in that line. The
small pox is now, ANA has been for some time
raging in our midst. After neglecting for
weeks to take any proper steps towards ar
resting its spread, he now appeals to the citi-
gems to cooperate with him in his efforts to
stay its progress, and yet fails to say what
efforts he is making, or has made, and in what
particular be desires "co-operation" 1t is
true he suggests that "some sign'-some hos
pital flag, be hung out, to give warning where
the epidemic exists. Had this prccautio,.
been taken weeks since, when the cases were
few, it might have been productive Of some
good-but now when the disease exists in ev-
cry section of the town, and has become at
mospheric, we think his suggestion has come
too late. Were the course he suggests to be
now pursued the town would present the ap-
pearance Of one general hospital and create
alarm and terror among tie people. Had he
in The beginning established a hospital in
proper location, instead Of in the town, the
spread of the disease might have been greatly
prevented.
The filthy condition of the streets and alleys
d the town, over which, we believe, he has
control, if not greatly adding to the spread of
this disease, will certainly, ere long, he pro-
ductive ol something worse. Would it not be
as well for him to issue Proclamation on this
subject. The 'public necessity" might justify
him in that as well as in the issue of his shin
plasters. But possibly there is no spoils in
prospect from such a proceeding.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
ssTHE UNION"

Webster, Clay, jackson, (Hickory
Jackson,) Everett, Douglas, Pierce, Fillmore
and host of others, once great and honorcd
but now neglected or forgotten names, all con-
cured in saying that the Union could not lie
preserved by one section of the country ma
king war on the other. In the strongest Ian
guage they each and all in their day, denoun-
ced such a mode Of preserving the Union, as
little short of madness Whether .hey were
wise or foolish is no longer question Tho
Union" as ii ~as, that Union which men pro-
fess to love, is gone The South may be con-
quered-armies may be spread over every foot
OF that section, but the Union as it ,Cds--a
Union of coequal and sovereign States, we
cannot have. We may have a Union Of In
dependent and free States H'ith States held in
chains and under the thraldom Of military
power, but that will not be the Union as il
,cdS.
We may be denounced as TRAITORS" obs
loyal" as Rebel ympathisers," for following
in the old .ashiCned notions of the great names
at the head Of this article, but we have seen
nothing after two years Of exhsustiag war to
change our opinions. We still heEevo with
Edward Everett, that "the suggestion that the
Union can be maintained by the military
prowcss of one section, exerted to coerce the
other into submission, is as self contradictory
as it is dangerous" and with Douglas, that
"War is Disunion, certain, irrctrievable final
and irreprcssibe." Lincoln, and the supper
ters Of his policy may be ,eissr but none ever
were tuer Union men than Clay, Webster,
Jackson, Fillmore, Everett and Douglas.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
Taxation and "Babbling.o

UWhen any man of candor TURNS his
the extent and volume thereof seems to be
fabulous, very few, If any, can realize the
truth. 1t is with taxes, as it is with death
Our hopes put both aflr of. Very few men
seriously contemplate either, until the ''hour
and article itself Comes upon them, and
then arc generally unprepared for the trying
issues. But Taxation, like Death is certain,
and when the taxation necessary to pay the
debt of this war does come, there will be
something more than "babbling," as some of
our contemporaries now denominate the spec
uiations OF others, about this same National
Debt.
To lay before the people now the enormous
burthens of taxation in store for them in
future, would be regarded as "croaking" and
"babbling. The same over meaning conf
dence and spirit of vain boasting, which has
betrayed the people into other calamites,
would treat with disdain, the sober realities,
which in connection with the war debt are
looming up slowly but surely in the future
When the future comes, nor is it afar off, and
the t!x collector shall lay before the eyes of
every man in figures, which will not lie, his
proportion ofthe war debt, then there will be
something more than "croaking" and "bab.
bling" 'Babble on, "babble on" We supper
ters of war and taxation; "babble on" against
all who now raise warning voice. Babble
on" in favor Of your W r, your free groes,
and your taxes, but when the day of settle
ment comes, and como it will, and quickly
too, yc, who have deceived and betrayed
generous and confding people, will curse
tbs hour ye were born in.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
Ia,ne nucss aud the Draft.

gY-We have met with but few intanaihea !.
war men who were not either "censcienti"us'
on the subject Of war, toofeebleto tight, 'aine'
blind, or holding SINE civil Office, or ma con-
tractors, or securities for nal contractors
which exempted Them from military service
The number Of "War" men who crowded the
doors of the enrolling commissioners Office iof
exemptions was surprising enough, but the eA-
cuses made by some Of these lame duck
land which of course got them outl exceeds
anything ever conceived. ,...
The people of this county who have been
regaled by the "war speeches" Of some OF
these "exempts," will be startled to know the
amount Of disease, general debility, physical
weakness, -lameness, want of teeth, weak
breasts, crooked fingers, spraiped ancles and
sore eyes, with which these indomitabe wal
men were suddenly and sorely afflicted about
the time the drafting was in progress.
1t would not be surprising if these same ez-
erupts should favor aaother draft now tina;
they are safe.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
The Corporation Shinplastcrs.

ssTL Last weak we published the law pro-
hibiting the issue ofsmall notes Interpretations
or individuals, and called the attention of
or readers 10 the illegal character of those
i.sucd by the Mayor and the risk they run
by receiu'ng or paying out the same. At the
risk of being denounced as "Secess onist,"
we again advise our readers to keep "hands
OF" The whole operation can be viewed in
no other Light than as gross fraud upon the
people. The rotes are not made pay able by
the ':Mayor and council of Hagerstown," in
which capacity, and by which title alone they
can sue and Le saed, but are issued by the
Cor poration of Hagerstown, something
which has no existence in law, and the MAY
or and Council ara not bound for their re
demption or to take any notice of tn m.
We are told, however, that only Five thou
sand dollars of them have been issued, II
may be so, but if Eve thousand can be issued
without authority of law, can it not, by the
same process, be increased To fifty thousand.
And would the men who hesitate not to violate
the law, and their official obligations, stop as
to the amount. But as it is done in the name
of the "Union," it, in the opinion of some
people justifable, and these same people will
also justify and defendant cover issue"
Maryland free press., 1863-01-30
From Nasgau-British VesScT Re ported
to be Sent to Capture Admiral Wilkes

NEW YORK, Jan. 25--Tne Gamer British
Queen, from Havana on tho 18th AMI Nassau
on the goth, has arrived. The Bahama. Her
aid, of the 18th, announces the arrival of the
British war steamer Gala:es. from Bermuda,
and tie Spitefnl, from Havana, and says: az
i reported from highly cre6itable S. urces
ut the commander Of III Ga!ataa has receiv.
ed positive orders to take Admiral Wilkes
when and wherever found, and convey him to
Bermuda, where he will lie detained until
futher ord~rs from England.
The British ship Vesuvius took, II is said,
81 500 coo in specie from Mobile for England
The steamers Annie Chids and Flora had
arrived at Nassau from ngland, prorablv to
Inn the blockade. The steamers DOUGLASS,
iistie and Ant MIA had sailed for charleston.
The s'eamers Duro and Ca,upse were stiIl in
port on the 18th. The steamer Nina had ar.
rived from Georg etown with cotton.