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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20

TIE democratic gain 10 Connecticut,
10 the recent election, was one member
oil Congress, eight State Senators aud
fty-four Representatives. The aboli-
tiouists call that a democratic defeat.
The repetition of such gains is all We
ask far in ihis country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20

UsE or THE SECRET SERVICE FrNp-
It is stated that $4,000 in gold was
sent fiom tho secret service fund of tho
War Department at Washing, N 10 Gov.
Morton, Of lndiana, to enable him to
carry on the State government. for
which tho State Legislature ia led to an.
propIiaie funds, owing to the o.ting OF
tho abolition members.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20

ASK an aboitinnist what be thinks o,
The Constitution of the United States
il he is in favor Of its provisions. lie
will say no. Ask a rabid JEFF. Dayi,
rebel the same question and he will re-
turn the same answer. Neither aboli-
ZIONIST nor sece.sionist have any love
for the Constitution IS it 10 and The
Union under the Constitution. One i,
a traitor at heart, tho other 10 a traitor
heart and hand. AbolitioDists pirate
loudly Of their loyalty. Remember that
they are loyal only in their hate Of
the Union and the Constitution.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20
OE1OcRATIC STATE CONVENTION

Ths Denessacy Of che State Of Iowa are 70
lsssssd to send delegates TO State Convention
Assshg allsd. 70 DO hsld q the Capitol 10 th'
slvse DssAoinss, on WEDNESDAY, THE aoTl
DAY o. NAT NEXT, AT ~ O'CLOCK ~, To-
che pssposs Of noninatins can iidatss for Gov
sssos, Lsut. 0ovsenor, and Judge Of Suprem'
Court, 70 b supported 1t the ensuing octobe
s,setiea, and Of tfAnssoting sush other business
- may DO deemed necessary.
The basis Of County Representation will DO one
dslsgsts for every one hundred votes cast fo'
RisAarl Il. Sylvester, Secretary Of State, and one
for every fraction over 6fty.
The Democracy Of the ssversl counties 10 shs
State are requested TO that the necessary step
gro taken Ia their respective counties TO 'nsur
heir fall representation at tho State Convention
BY order Of the Democratic State Central Com
IN. ELLwOOD, Chairman.
J. G. Tux, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20

PIccoLOniSL Il. Is stated that Picco.
loiniui j. about TO return 10 tine 81 age for
stsw nights. She 10 jsalous Of PAU.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20
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price OF their pubilcat,ons We shall Continue, Tor
tue year 1868, TO furnish ours complete, rs hereto
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20

a NY rtRS0S HAVING A SMALL HOUSE
n - four or fee rooms and a f,ir lot, to tel.
can hear Of n god purchaser by addr .sng iox
Ie2s, Davenport Post Office. al ls-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20
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A GOOD GIRL TO Do CENTRAL HOUSE
hwotk for small family. Must Come we'll
recommended. Enquire Of
/ W. HARRISON,
Land Az MT,
Anl IL II P,st Olhc. ku,ldinr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20

Total assets Of the Company. 1928 52I 81
Total value OF securities .Ss5y las IS
Rate VI interest On I'LL loans is per cent.
No Jepos i's rs guarantee iuni 10 any state.
largest rick $2Q,0UU Usually s.. 900.
Large I risk 10 any one town or viliagc.-discrs
tiouary.
Largest risk in any one block discretionary.
9th The amo mt Of liabilities of said com
pany now due to banks and other creditors. is ,he
sum OF not more than no dollars.
9th. The amount Of losses by said COMPANY,
now adjusted and due, is y sum NO. exceeding
tho sum of 10 dollars.
7th. The amount Of losses adjusted, not due,
is q sum not to ex ,eed no dollars
9Th. The amount Of losses unedj usted 1t the
present time docs not exceed $4,000
and resisted BY the Company. IL u 5000 90
9Th. The amount Of losses IL suspense. await
lug proof. will not exceed no dollars.
lolh. The amount OF nil other claims duo from
said Company will not exceed nc dollars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20
To rus HONORABLE, the AUDITOR or STATE or

To rus HONORABLE, the AUDITOR or STATE or
Iowa:
TINE UNDERSIGNED, OFFICERS OF THE
l Washington Insurance Company, ia compi-
ance with an Act entitled " An Act IA rels 10
1nsurancs Companies approved January q.
1851. make the following Annual X port;
lst. That tho u me If said 20 plny is " The
Washington Insurance Company" doing bushes.
IN the city Of New FORK, IN The state OF Ne =
York, which is the location Of Il eli principal Of
fee
"a. That the amount OF their capital stock 10
the sum OF dollars
81. That Of said capital stock tho sum OF
q 4oo,0l0) four hundred thousa nd dollars has
been paid by the stockholders Of said Company,
in cash.
Atm. The assets Of said Company, Is at Fsb'y
/, 1868, consist Of the following items:
Iasn on hand and IN bank and IN the hand. Of
others ........... ..........$ 1915. OIL
unin'umbered real estate. 1890. 37lG4 ys
per ct. U. :. coup n bonds Of 1881
market valne $lO3, 40ol ....... hoo %
$40 U. > treasury notes, market
value 50 500 .......... 1921 rs
Brooklyn City water loan tonds, mar
ket value s5y 800. .......... $1,000 90
Fir.t lien mortgages on property val
uei nj $3y ,lu0........... 49,. l16!95 SO
Loans secured by socks and bonds,
market value S.69S 25....... lg5sO %
Premiums in course of transmission
from Ngents..... 1880. 6.453 30
All stber securities-interest, rents
and other property mol reci,sd.... so,so9 90
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STATE OF INV YORK, 90

CRY AND CoUsrr OF INV York So:
william h Lothrop being duly sworn, on his
oath doth depose AMI say, that he has read the
foregoing statement, and knows tho contents
thereof that this deponent is Secretary of sal A
company or association, End that he b 20 q God
reason 10 believe, and does believe said statement
10 be true.
signed VIM K. LOTHROP.
Sworn and subscribed before me- n New
b.. 81 York. in said State and County this
twenty seventh day Of March, A. D.,
1853.
[Signed THOS. L. TuORNELL.
Co amissioner for Iowa in New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-20
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vitsd to examine this before purca ssinp else
where. Warranted one year, with proper usage
PACE, 340.-HxnnEs IS, BAvrRR e3 ExrxA.
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The New York herald., 1863-12-19
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY 49,
ger the man ssr, he might have nrled himself up x.A

GER the man Ssr, he might have Fitted himself up wsA
The end Of the business is that Mr. Hecker is using
steam grind grain without expans)n and at cost OF
about sixty pounds OF coal to the barrel Of nou, while
his neghbors only about twenty but they console
him with reelection that his mills like the mills OF
the gods which 1t Is said, grnd slow, but grind exceed
When cross examined Isherwood and proved by him
that he vas the son OF a widow named Eliza Green,
VINO had been LEFT In poverty and had been supported 0y
MN, you perhaps might have thought that was in
trudingoo far into the private relations OF his e but
had motive In that which not mere curiosity
had in my hand when asked that question the evidence
OF the fact that Saturday last when lsherwood was n
New York son public business" this poor widow, Eliza
Green subscribed eight thousand dollars OF New York
CITY stocks at six per cent premium, and know that
los os. the last two years she had more thsn once
aided our New York finance. out Of her great
resources Aud brought forward the subject mere
ly 70 express my pleasure that, as In the days
of Israel, we have poor widow whose barrel never
think there should be act OF Congress compelling
the families Of public officers when they invest their
States securities at par and not TO pay apremum for
State stocks by which the credit OF the government is
injured Or perhaps DO lsherwood wrong, and IT do
York to induce this lady to invest in United States
stocks, and failed in his persuasions.
And now, gentlemen, have but one more remark to
make which this that having exposed 70 the country
the ignorance fraud and corruption which disgrace
Navy Department having shown you the reasons why
our navy failure the certainty that people
are going on still further to destroy its value for
ever, call upon tho President to to interpose
comes irroparable. Aud that amiable, honest,
patriotic and very able man. Abraham Lincoln (for be
leve him be all these, although voted against him.
bring his mind to the dssgreeabe task OF cleans
ing this Augean stable then let Congress come 70 his aid
and abolish the Navy Department entirety substituting
for IL Commissioners OF Admiralty, IN England and
filling the commission with such Roberts, Forbes
and Vanderblt-men who have built navies themselves
and have borne the flag OF country association with
tbor private signals to the uttermost parts OF the
earh with credit and profit TO themselves and TO our
great national power. And now say that such a sys
TEN vastly better than present 0ne even buCn
men as now WELD the power 30 dsgracefuy bad never
lived, were to die tomorrow.
thank you, gentlemeu for your patient attention,
and trust that our iabors will have been in vain
The New York herald., 1863-12-19
HEADQUARTERS, DrPkRrxEHr ~ rIIs Sot1n, =
FoiLr Island, 3. c., dec. 10, 1858.


A TO M RyscuTpp.
One Of the privatcs In tho Third New Hamp hire vo
unteers 10 pay the penalty OF desson this Aftcrnso
or tomorrow morning. by beng shot 70 death. the ss
der Of the court martial approved by MAJOR Gilmore
s carried out a. 10 certainly viii be- the execution win
be The second instance OF the kind has occurred
the department since ts orgsnizaios Tho nt instance
was that Of SAUL Of OF the Maine regiments VINO
shot for the same offence twelve months aso
The circumstances OF the case brtcfy
these;--John Kendall 10 o couscrips, and ssoi
some time suoe from New Hampshire 70 the Tnrd req,
mon, New Hampshire Volunteers on Morris Island. On
his way down be made several efforts 10 desert. but
each occasion wss detected 10 the attempt and
MS failures aid not induce him 10 renquish hs desien,
but only oocasioned postoonemsnt . svcrsbs
season. On the 2sth of November he again attempted 10
carry out bis plan and started Tor Jaipss Island IN
spent two days 10 the marsh without food covered VIA
mud and drenched with water. Finding he could not
the river between forces and Jamss Island.
and being about starved be boldly determined 70 return
and presented himself 10 picket line, cad In the ooe
tune Of the traditional Geossia gentlemsns hat necks
and pssr OF boo,sand announced himself - Q dessrtS
from the rebels he ws received. clothed end sent
Ccosrsl Terry who examined him and sent him 70 ths
Provost suardhouss Unfortunately for Kendall hk osp
company was doing duty that day - guard and instantly
recognised him. He dsqls1 hh iauuiy ~ Qavss
The New York herald., 1863-12-19


mol stated n his memoir the expanding OF steam In
place @ cooling T. s"ps,sea,s % or. ~ A. No. 'r ne has not
. Now, thnr swhIe Did 10, b. STATE ,ha. in scp.e;
Ia low you expand from the higher to the lower
yoo Se :s. s sh Ss II 70
bea. 10 A lie does no, state that anywhere
OF COURSE az in the former bad but TO turn 10
his book to convict him of deliberate fasehOod and
read u 70 you (p. l25)-
The oIpermenis Of Kesnsu have determined .hs, the
y, wesn, Of steam Is e,psnded,. = s, 20
1eSSred to MAINTAIN /, form inAn Deprs asa
,"sfeIi y bsng oois'sed ru o. sarr,h.ea s ,ai'd'
Therefore, gentlemen, when he undertook " make n
change for this condensation he knew was made against
s, he Knew that practically the pressure Of In
nm engine under expansion almost exactly agrees with
tue pressure required BY Mario,e Law aud that there
Wa no such deduction be made for any engine IN use
read again
q You found on the Lake Erie engine, as matter Of
Ss Sssues cas iiss win rans DIN renee DID You
A. That .ae mean pressure n ,ns ,w1 eA aas esse is,
carve "a smaller extremity aud larger ~ the ''her
0u m iss S qesprns 20 h .sse% the lake Erie expert
meat m ind that the actual prossures there set dow
do not vary The ksote pressure also stated IN the
noxt line Of the table than per csut-so that
be hs the cNpe mental TACT settled tnai
tbere deduction W be made from hAro''es pres
And ye, IN this table line three, he sets down the
PRESSURE which, by Narcotics law, ought 10 be produced
aud tncn has the impotence 10 make deduction Tor TINS
condensation vh ch both theory aud bis own etperence
fotbsds aad TO strike the false balance In lne i've under
this tile
fw neor-tsl pressure OF the steam above zero
during the s.se Of tue psn pounds per square inch
hut this fraud would serve his purpose; for
you sec, gentlemen, tbat you deduct the yer
osutAxs from numbers the remainder viii yet bear
tho ratio each other deductpu had been
made and therefore stl further fraud be prsc
ticed and that consisted deductns from tbs expan
soo spumn sixteen per cent Of is power, while from
The gansou only deducted i've Yer cent Here
ssse forced BALANCES began 10 tell on Harot,e and h
colsmn began 70 shrink but again the forgery Wa matted
70 The counter BY his own book. hAor~ tn'ntng " u
pwevsr. ,nduigsd him s,ss s---ef opporsuniiy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-04-25
Glrtl)allifal.
sLPH p. CASTwELL. Tnos. O. CRoUcH
PL0WS, STOVES, sc.

TIVE undersigned hayine~S
D. bought the Foundry of \.ESSJ---SS
Mr. Jacob Heckendorn. and ssSs Tss. s...-a--.-
removed to the rear Of their lin and Stove
store. with the right to Manufacture his
celebrated ECONOMICAL Pillow. is nov
prepared to furnish Farmers with them ready
made IN the best manner By experienced
workmcn, and Of the very best maj eraI.
We would also say that VIC have secured the
services of Mr.. Heckcudorn under whose
supervision the PIUws are all made Farmers
may, therefore, rely upon them being perfect
in all their parts.
have also Il large stock Of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES. together with II full sup
ply of II WARE, Shovels, Forks, RakcS,
Churrs, &c, all OF :" hich will be sold at ii
very low price to suit the hard times.
u Castings for almost all the pl0wS IN
general use. Stoves Repaired. Odd Plates
made to suit.
Call and see orr new establishments at the
old Stove House, corner Of Main and Bridge
Streets, where you can get almost anything
you want.
u Roofing and Spouting, &c, attended,
to as usual. CANTWELL 4 CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb %, 1851.
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LADIES READ!
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FOR SUFFERING FEMALES.
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HOMEOPATHIC
Female Regulating Powders.
A SURE AID SAFE MEDICINE,

- ' W IT. u : II u "T'I1I7 TT "
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A FTER n life of cIre rul study as n practitioner
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4 sure ana safe medicine for f,u,olcs suffering
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CIRCUMSTANCES they having. been tcStcI since
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my private rrnc,,ce on lncs Of different trmpara-
meats aHd 50 far have NEVER FAILED to produce
the desired fleet without the s .hrst injury to
health, II taken according to direc ions.
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A FF I'D A W.T.

AFF1D A W.T..
Personally appeared before me an Alderman Of
the city of Philadelphia, II T. HELMnoLp who,
being duly sworn doth say his preparations con-
tain 10 narcotic no mercury, or other injurious
drugs but purely vegetable.
II. T. HELMBOLD
Sworn ana subscribed before me- this 23d day
of November, 1884. WIN. p. HUBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth street above Race. Phila
Address Letters for information In conf lence,
ii. T. HELMBOLD. Chemist
Depot l0i South Tenth St, below Chestnut, Phila.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
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Who endeavor to dispose OF THEIR OWN -"
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geetl Gou5 to Diocttcrn.

10 For tie convenience of our readers we
publish below I list u al persons now hold
* rutIic ,nicvs f. Ibis county aid ,hsir
e"ri"!srs, Hiirh ''ay be o..t'sI Tor relsr.
l.G@
dye VI The Citeutt Coat Hos. Jcax
u iA,eE.
tetA-- WuL'Au II. RnkIrfs
Dri"'. C.,Ghs-- GGuEG. Ii. JorrE and
btsJhAlS /. i.Utug&.
$Lriii-- Eli tosGH'vx.
j'tI ut!--E. WisLEY JANSEY.
s:ttr- Atl'luua IN liLlAM }. JusEs.
.hsui!~r--N WILLIAM :. J"Xls.
t.LAissl, ncrs IL ,i.a"ssry Il. A. ILLS
aSa j. ;. (EaMfUED.
ttrI--. uuN >. EossrLL.
'iI'tia--hr. IIhSls,N CALFR PARKpR.
IslH.s OF CuLrt--lic SEE I'D Monday ~
February ; Ghc' Fust M,i.day in April ;
Ire iiild ho"da. in July, and the Second
Aordsy III October.
JsGees vi tie Or,l,sns' Cour--J, ,rrr
HAiA.s, Chici Justice LI,I II. L,Axs aid
&tSLg Hula.
Register Of Wii}s--JAMrs McCArLEY.
County Con missiunurs--t; W. EouLprN
faAHcls q. FAHkK, Thomas GRrGB.
Itelh i t,h n.ls$inn,ls--J. 5 CEAWTo K.
utAi! Surveyors. HAEALY JACK.
Physician to the Jai--DR. JusIuS DuSoTr.
School CopnI,isSic Hcls--Tnos. Z. JuNIs
Iii Dist BEsJ. ". haNRIs. 2nd Dist; F i.
a. ELLIS. 81. Dist. CAL, b {. LUukAw, .lth
Dist; DIR. fuAnlLs +. SlNrIEs, 18Th Dist. {:
SA&rtL HASrs. 9th Dist; Jrrrrsex
lAms y, Iib Dist. DE-. NW. h. ROWLAND,
Sh' Eist.; StI1oS SCAEB"Eorcn. Sub Dist.
!,rM II School CvliliI.iSsiollci s---N LILLIAN
Iu%gEEr.
Trustees of the Aims Huusc-Srrros
sotRE"koiGu. ELv. Justrn I. Brown.
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BiLSAMIC COUGH SYHTP.

For Coughs, COLTS, Group, Wboopiag
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1t Is used by ali classes of society and tho
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| >fHrr is ruRELY VEGETABLE CuMruuvp. ~
II i pleasant to take and never doe. injury -'o
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DISEASED LUNGS.
| Ih"s striking at the root Of uiseasc and
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GROUP. die OF
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hacking cough and threatened sulGuc,liyn.
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NO child need die Of Group if ths Syrupi is
| properly used, and used in time Mothers
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Family Sewing Machine.

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n The = New Franklin is one of the greatest
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Strangers and citizens respectfully invited
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