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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
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T n E GIT Y.


Mu,,Apy Mes Arrrnr,ov II 40,
6,n
= - ,,,.,,s N;-..u., pia.,
~ III ,.aal -, o.o :.
,., p,t., a,..
BrrAklsu Ifr.-Thc weather yester-
'4s osp',e' a'''''e' ''e'@ ''' "''''' = "0' :
IN cavalry are 10 he paid N ths week Look
out flr 'breaLeta.'
WulE1q's wonders continues on ex-
hihsion at the room il ahepherdz B.oca,
Second s.reet opposite tba State Bank.
''ciNG 10 lllElE Ntolle
who h4yo h.en home OF mrloarb will leave
for their repinsn,s ills morning.
CHARLEY BELL has made arrange
ments Is which he viii her, after be able 10
supply our eltl1ens with iresh shtll oysters
oVfR.- " learn tilat the court 'iai
day, What amount 81 punishment is u be
inflicted upon hagili Tor his conduct is not yet
made known.
FuRs of the choicest varieties, and
manufactured in The most fashionable style AT
Fsrrands. Second street, 6rst door nbov.
Brady. Hate cana. ana ceneral ,aflaty 81
winter goods pfrD ehesp.
friend / oliv,r ~ si,i,g ooi,e II, a,
Lis iatlers residence. lis al ease heing a lever
oon,raetea Will, in the south looking after
bis btethar
oAE LAY AHEAD.-N announced
- yefterday mornings paper the arr.gil OF j.
acunc4mept wa ! day or two il advance of
the tram ,hat brought him. tFs arrived lac.
evening.
FIRE me hfe IN Rock Island 0Vn-
day morning war the burr mill stone i~etefy
OF - l. cohkle, corner Jefierfon and Oceans
The epeine bon.e edjoin,py the factory aho
euiTsrsd considerably.
-,
ne ""oiesaio oepatupoht oi aus
worth dry goods house Is me most compete
" any "eet o the Mi'sissifpi flYer' country
ae"'tfs VIII 90 wen 70 LOOK over his extensive
i. IN objae. for them TO purchase OF lin.
Hh'o" a. "eic "S'on'a'eu i"s'
evening at meeting our o'a iriehd ana 'enow-
ci'zeh' hosatio - barnsr, hfq' ne has oeen
ou' 70 we MINES sl1es he ieit nero iass spring.
ou1 Tor some mohihs past oeen rss'deht o'
well preserved. and in rood spiri,
LIE oous VI temperance are hetlhS
up 'ne'' ''a'i ~ 'Ho o'a'e DAM ohi'u'"K W."
nice cal PEI ana o'hsr atuciesoi luxury F's-
pafAtofy 70 aeuieAs'oh' Inc society nag oe-
come - nhoh 100 large ior tao pan tha' y
VIII nave 70 holi l's sessions oIehsr 'hah
nSaai--hes'Ds oy olV''io'N.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

WE regret to learn that our young
friend / A. Oliver. E.q.. is iyirg quite II! At
lis fathers residence lie disease heing fever
eonraeted while IN the south looking after
his brother.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

q. W. SKINNER,

A TTORNEy AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n and Notary Public 0fice on Brady street,
Post Oni.e Block, southeast corner, over Powelps
Drug Store, (rooms formerly used By the DINO
GRAFT Printing Ofice.)
sepI-'62
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

FURs of the choicest varieties, and
in The mos, fashionable style at
fsfrahd's, Second street, fire. door above
Brady IIele. cans, and a general .aflaty ot
winter goods .ery cheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

OyfR. We learn that the court mar
tial at Camp Hendelshctt coaolad.d sester.
day, VITA. amount of punishment is u be
Unlisted upon Aaglll for his conduct is not yet
made known
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15

The next Legislature Of Iowa vii
elect Sena'or Of the Unite States, j,
place Of Hon. James w. Grimes, who's.
term expires ON the 4th OF March, 1866
The democrats are working their cards
to secure = ajority in the Legislature,
30 - to get lie Senator. Let the u.
ionists zee to it.-CAicago Journal.
The warnin9 comes too late. The
democracy are making q clean sweep O.
the State this year, and the abolition
rebels which tho Journal digni6es With
the appellation Of "Unionis.s," will be
swept from places Ct power into the
common rubbish heap.
The unconditional Union democracy
Of Iowa will "see to it" that this State is
NO longer troubled with men who have
only self and the niger in view. The
days Of the Kirkwood dynasty are draw
ing to close, and then such shout oil
JOY As will be raised when the hour gifts
death shall have arrived, will astonish
the entire country. Let not the Jour.
nal be troubled in spirit concerning the
accr ing vacancy, the democracy will
zee that it Is properly filed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
hbs1!tiOniSts.
Their Candidates Declining

The report published relative to the
dscIinatiou Of some of the candidates
upon the republican ticket in New York
proves to be true. Peter A. Porter and
Thes. w. Olcott have both declined, and
new men put in their places. The New
York World, of the h inst, has the
the following relative to the formal ac-
ton Of The Abe.:
The Republican State Committee
net at the Daevcn Hon.e, and oontin.
Il d in session during the afternoon and
evening. Twenty out Of twentv-fonr
members we're present. Charles Jones,
# Kinga, and James Kelley, of New
York, were nominated for tho chair, and
the former was chosen, with Isaac Fuller,
secretary /; James Kelly, treasurer, and
he following executive committee, viz &:
Messrs. Charles Jones, James Kelley,
Isaac Fuller, F. Hiscox, HamiI, on, liar.
ris, A. N. Palmer, at Benz. Field.
Letters declining positions on the
state ticket were received from Colonel
Potter and Thomas w. OIcolt. After
deliberation Lucius Robinson, for Comp
roller, and Chauncy NJ. Depew, tor
Secretary OF State
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15

IT is admitted by all men Of sense
that the cause cf the rebellion aud war
that are nov devastating the land, is sla
very. Had there been 20 peculiar insti
tuition, no human bondage in the land
there had been no secession and no civil
war; Chicago Tribune, q Red Ley
Organ.
\ Dogberry, thou ressonest i'll. For had
here been no ships TO Transport negroes
from Africa, there would have been n
slavery ergo, "tbe cause OF the rebel
lion and war;" etc, is ship bulldog
Heap thy crrses on the man who in
vented ships, old grave digger = Chica-
40 Put.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15

"a 1hsD1so iu6foo11unu ehaeteUt seSool
Republican leader st least and the
presses are coming to their senses. Sem.
ator Sherman Of Ohio, 10 speech re-.
Gently ssmarked
I A evea, deal y said about the Presi-i
dsu'ss emancipation proclamation. Nv
idea OF it 10, that the war might hsve
bees more successfully prosecuted had
The President said nothing about the
Negro.
Seven eiebtbs Of the people, al Of
them out Of New England, except tuch
~ have recently emiYrated from here,
and few Red Republican Gefmans,
would be in favor Of the restoration OF
the Union upon its cid hasis, leaving eli
questions Of local institutions aside, and
let tie punishment Of tho rebel leaders
take place under National or state laws
a. they have always existed. Ii there
fore the opposition make this the grand
issue they would force the Republicans
to cay yes or no to it. If they a.sented
the North would be . unit, with the ex
ception of,hs abolnionist,s Who would
not carry more than two States for their
theory Of sui jugstion, ruioation, exter.
minaton and dampatiou. II on the
other hand the radicals should get the
ascendency 10 the conventions, and say
no to the restoring oftbe Uuion Is j,
was, then they would fall into lesser
majority than did the Wbig party o.
1852.
This is precisely what has taken place
in every State where delegate copven'
tions OF the standardization party have
teen bel it is precisely what will take
place whenever such conventions are &c
be held hereafter. 1t is upon this Issue
40 clearly and ably set forth in the fpler
did inaugural message Of Governor
Bramlette of Kentucky, that the conser
yativc men are cal ed upon TO do polite
al battle. Shall the republic be preset
we'd and the authority OF the constitu
ton be restored over the people 10 rebe
lion, or shall the Union be reconstructed
to suit tho wild, Missionary, sud dslova
notions OF minority OF rro-Africar
zealots! This is the question now be
tore the public, and it is a question te
which there can be but two aides. Lee
every citizen choose bis eide there is nc
middle ground Chi. Post
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
The King Of Pruss,a.


There GENES along the Linden low
open vehicle And par, the ceaohman IT,
Russian costume and driving in RuesiaD
5esnion, with his arms extended before
hin. % the box beside HIM il plume &c
ohssssaf IN the carriage which 10 me.
Tor two psrsons, there SITS . u q. raj 9th
Ger aIoae. A light grew cloak PARTIAL,
protecting his unifo'm from tho dust OF
MS hssd he wears tho we'll known Prus-
sion helmet He sits erect, and il evi
Gently still fresh ADD vigorous in his olo
a&e. his soantenanee il by no means
ssese.,.og, although it's tightly Calmuc
CIs ~ .easulss deprive it Of any. clam
=. OSssu'y. But there is . geniallty in
I'D general expression which rather me-
Posss-sss enc iaiss owners favor. That
expression Is nov das ed And .sddsn.o
leursly no pre.oncsived fancv &c.,.
= e, ~ ssSs. ! ~ : look of care, .l,Do.,
=, ss,e, : combined With hall = strust
=. nasi eeaant glance. I. il tie si.ncs
~ VOC certain Of the ius,,ce q
- caoss u sliil obstinate in i. a',S "
40 keepe tie door cIssd aesio.t cor.;c
ssen WPe Pc ha. been irritassd IN.
NJ Ha6tlaal attitude il one al rss;., W."
- attack. We ore reminded OF the ..s
~ q : svssy .qaick.igAsed female Oh. /.
vess who after passing IN eveninr n
lhie10 osst' eot6pAny, decisred that h.
N her the ,mpfessiod' of some wounded
6s9sssUf NE FjsSgs apprshs osivs d
hase- Ion esesy lssalsrs that %.
npnnnhn6 r. sssss@ NSA
: ~ - ~ -. IL
.esnsaA 49, ao4Nw atiw ssssaeA ssat ny
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15

FixxLED OuT.-After all the efforts
Of the Republicans to have . rousing
meeting al the State Capital, We learn
that the thing was failure. Some Of
the best speakers IN the connection were
present, but the people would not com,
forth to be bored BY them. futile
stock is too good in the central portion
OF the State to admit Of any particular
enthusiasm over Stone.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
Grape, Canister and Shrapuel.

An officer Of the l4th Mass., recently
communicated the following interesting
article TO Laurence paper "Grape
consists Of nine shot, arranged in three
ayers, which way 10 size according to
the canber Of the gun; they arc held TO-
,ether by two plates OF about l 4 iuch
lees diameter than the calioer OF the gun
Two rings, bolt, aud nut The can
vas big arrangement is too old for this
war, it 10 not So mple or durable, and
mas not been used for years. Canister
TOT gun cantsins twenty -seven small
asst iron balls, arranged 10 four layers,
he top Of SIX, the remainder of sew n
each; for a how,tzer it contains forty
eight small iron balls in four layers OF
welve each for the same calibre you
ii see that the balls for canister are 10
!. tin cylinder. closed at the bottom by u
thick cast iron plate or wooden .abot.
md at the top hy sheet-iron plate, with
handle attached the iuterstices be-
tween the balls are closely packe with
sawdust, to prevent crowding when tie
,Ieco IS tired. Shrapnel consists of a
very thin shell, which Is filed with mus.
ket balls; the the interstices are then
Ii led by pouring in melted sulphur q
nole is then bored through the mass OF
ulphur aud bullets to receive the burst
ing charge. Now to explain the differ
euce between a"ehrapner' or "spheric
1 case and "shel.' Tue destructive
force of 4 shrapnel is what it receives
rom the charge in the gun. the powder
in the shrspncl being only to break the
envelope and spread the balls, they still
mov,ng forward from the impulse they
received from the charge 10 the gun. A
shelf is made very mu h thicker than
tho envelope Of shrapnel, and is near
y filled with powder, and will do grea,
execution if it explodcs on the ground,
It having Destructive qualities in Itself,
aside from the discharge Of the gun. A
.hrapnel shell has only half the charge
Of powder that . shell proper has; thu.
"a FOUNDER snrapnel contains lis
nusket b-ll,, six ounces Of powder, ard
~e,shs 22.74 pounds. A 24-pounder
shell has twelve ounces of powder, and
Weighs 1915 pounds. A 6 FOUNDER
Strapped has thirty-pine muskct balls.
aud 90 ounces Of powder"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15

WILCOX 1 GIBBS
= TWIN q NJ A CHINE
rrles, with Henner 1 Teller, go
TIE WILCOX GIBBS SEWiN0 nACarNr
I 70 the beet machine riskomt regard y pr;cs. r
Family sewing,
Braidimg,
Slcmsminx,
FeIIing,
Tucking,
,Or0tu9

COVOBW2(
warranted not torip in wear even n the sean
cut ss frequent intervals and aieo under ali ciel
cumstsnces ITO survive the wash tub"
4 patented Device Of groat utility to lea,nerr
proven the possibility Of the maehise cine ~
IN tho wrong direction or the balan CO vhss
wearing lady's dress
Ano her feature which deserves particular I'd
tension is the 'lcox Patent Needle, which Gao
not DC set wrong
It's emphatcaliy the good lov-p,iesd famil,
sewing machine that the public have lops oec7
wanting for. Boston Tran.cr,m
It's indeed wonderful pfoducticn m y FOR fan
~ uss esrccially no other ~il bear any oonpae
ison with it Phil. Eresisg Journrl.
Amechanical wonder.-Scis.tifc Ame, ican.
Among the best and most se,v,ceatle NJ vim
machines Light and elegantly finished and
simple 10 it's constr uc'iop that II seems slmoe|
imposs'b'c for 1t to get out 0. repair P;nsSvrj
Chrcnios
Has combined With its own peculiar merits q
the really valuable Improvements Of tho h,aha
prices machines. - P~nn.yiranidn
Ihi' msch'ne in tho opinion Of The committs
| NUS more neary the requirements Of perfec, N
| chine than sny on exhib,tion.-franki,n I..ttts
| Report Of SOS
| taxing INTO consideration si implicitly chcs pnesl
| Durability and acing all worf The co mmi,tee 80
unanimously in favor Of the W ilcox 4 GIBBS.
,insle threaa mach inc.- Pennsyivania STATE w
| ''nt"ue T"cts'y report.
we mNst IN Justice express cur confidence in Ii |
msrits OF the Wilcox tiibh. sewing machine.
We consider that great d,tideratum has bee
upphed by 1t in proving beyond doubt that tvI
ihieacs are not, NJ was supposed. necessary to ;
good machioe.- Christian Allocate and journal
June a. 1860.
After much wear and many washings I'D
stitching t. found to retain eli the rcvnduesl
evenness and 6rmncss which arc 80 much ADMIRE
Mt first. -Aep York Sun.
| In principleit Is perfect -Engiseer Lmdom, i
Has evident oints Of superiority over al Others
Philadelphia P,ess.
| A serviceable machine. OF this NO have exl
perieice in our own family boston 1r0rtier.
The te'uty and simplicity OF it's mechanism
| are admirable Erbress.
| hesewing ml.hine heretofore introduced ha}
in SO short time acqui.ed such we'll meri,ed popl
| uarity.- Cinciarafi Gazette
We esteem il the best machine for faui lily use.-
The stitch rs un.rcspti onat -Sgnsd BY n,amy husl
Died citizens Of Philadelphia.
CN-Send for Circular. ~
JAMES WILCOX. Manufsc,urer,
sp3-otf 5aS Broadway, N. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
A Friend in Need Trvit.

DR.. SWEETS 1NFALLIBLE LIvEMENT. is
pie pared from the recipe of DR.. Stephen Sweet
bof Connscticut, the great bono setter, and has
cen used in his practice for the last enty year.
sith the most astonishing success. As an exter-
,ial remeds it 10 without rivsl, and will allevi
.te pain more speed y than any other preparation
FOR all Rheumatic and Nevous Disorders il is truly
nfsilibIe. AMI ~ . curative for Sores, Wound s
-prains. bruises, &C., its soothing, healing ard
powersul strength eping properties exctie the
ust wonder and astonishms nj Of all who have
ever given il . trial Over one III suaAud certi6-
,catea Of fsuafkable cures, performed b. i,withip
thelast two yeatss attest this iact See advertise
nent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
TO Horse Owners.

HORSES is unrisaled by any, and in all cases Of
Lameness, arising from sprains. Bruises OF
Wrenching, it's effect is magicai ard certain
Harness or Sadie Calls, Scra tches, Mango, de-, ii
ill, also core speedily. SPAWN and kingbone
nay Re easily prevented and cured n their inc. o.
ent stages, bu. confirmed cases arc beyond posi-
'iity Of radical cure. No case Of tho kind
however. is 20 desperate or hopeless that IL may
DO alleviated by this Liniment, and its faith full
application will always remove tho Lameness and
uable The horses to travel with con psratyo ease
Every torse owner should have this remedy 1t
hand for its timely uso At the first Appearance O!
Lamene will sfectu lily prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned, to which all rses are liable.
sod whi.h FINDER SO many otherwise valuable
horse ne arly worthless.
See Advertisement ap1s.dvIv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15
PAIGE AND n SsON.

These two gsntlemsn-both Of whom
were elected las; fall - Representative
70 Congress, have come 10 the conclusio.
that thsy were destined for more ex-
allied position both want the va, m
sest now occupied BY Grimes, and both
are strsining every nerve to outwit and
ovsrseach tho other ia the contest. -
This 10 this main difference between
the two zen: The former 10 radical Of
the stsictsst school, whilo tho latter is q
conservative. The one wants the war
prosecuted for .veugance's sake, and
would not that tho Un;eu should be re :
stored upon any condition unless slavery
was wiped ont; the other il Of tina
GLASS who would be willing to see the
Usion restored upon its former basis.
NJ. Price 10 = radical Of the strictes,
scot; Mr.. Kassen 10 . conservative Re-
publican, in whom there abides no adj
miratios Tor radical measures which on.
" distract rather than ameliorate any
sofering. Such We understand to be tht
political status Of these two men. Both
are Ambitious, and 10 better cause than
that they represent, both would be high
~ deserving. We advise Mr.. Ka.sou to
place himself fairly upon the uucondi-
tional Unlsn platform. Such are hl.
proslivitiss now, and We hope to Emo
hin wholly there before the question
comes to vote. There is bare posi-
b'lity that hs may need the assistance Of
that class Of men. If the contest over
the two aspirants becomes close in the
Republican ranks, it is not difficult t.
prognssticatc which way the scale viii
turn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15

Oue OF the editors Of the Rocheste,
.o.. esas, paper that petsists that tn.
s."cns ~snss men, not money, has
~ Rs0s.ocsny P:rn'tted the city to pay
Isee I'm ~ his sabstiaseA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15

NuLRs SUBSTITUTED FoR HoasEs
All the horses tn the Army Of the Pc.
tomae, used tor transport ation, are to be
changed tor mules. The horses ttrnee
il TO be used as cavalry and artillery.
The government has 1000 fresh horse.
% bod Ct present
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-15

des, the olRcsss asd soldiers draw up
WoyggOlGm9 $500 NeaQywmgee0oN1
do the same, come Of them trottisg TO
The road and rema,siss hat 10 hand ma
tit Tho vebicls hes completely paused
then. o. tbese latter, some msy be
personally kdovn to tho persopsgs to
whom hey thu profoundly make obei.
sauee; the others, We may be pretty
sure, are chiefly public fuuctiooaries,
in some way or other connected with
the government or 10 the service Of The
State. The majority Of the PEE pic in
tie street to see the carrisge, whose oc-
cupant seems punct'lliously prompt 10
the acknow ledgmsnt Of the ssIutes oi
fesed T. him. The sleek, spirited pail
Of horses need s % nreiqs r. hefr ;! biz
lqNaeks lag matter. xlss \ sissulss 10. Beans
'or lsd,ss only. ossh
q or petisnts assert they have esos Rice o
70 D0etoss 10 testeeu etstse ~nd receives bun(
rns. Coffee
Wy not pstseniss home saispt-nep vHe m.nl
70 Wsstess climate sni ean snset spesdisr Tea q
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