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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-11
OTHER CREDITS.

OTHER CREDITS.
Notes and subscriptions on
hand III ,bta ~
Story county bonds ON hand 10000 W
Lands, and bonds for land.,es-
tmAtod, Gas before )...... 6,e92 Is
Orders on story county treas
uTY........- o-2 w
Error in amount Ct notes re-
ported nj lat settlement. n si-ls 9oo %
The assets under the control OF The
Board are the above balance OF slS,-
oj3.67, one years interest on the Story
County Bonds, 500, ard 1920 acres OF
land IN Jasper county, worth at least
$4,000, making in all s35, G53.67: or,
after making all reasonable deduc ions
tor over estimate on lands, ETC., at least
$4,000.
70 comply with the terms of the law
of the United States, grsntlrgthe num-
ticcnt endowment Of 100000 acres for
this institution, the State of Iowa has
pied ged itself to erect suitable buildings
for the College within five years from the
"a o! July, 1862. An amount equal 10
that under their control will be sufficient
for that purpose, and the endowment
lands will, by that time, yield an annual
sam sufliciett to support first class
College, exclusively devoted to the edn-
cation OF the youth Of the State in agri-
culture and mechanics, without any
further tax upon the resources 0! the
! State
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letters OF Marque---Our Helatious with
t,fent LIIilnin.
lSpccini dispatch . tho Philadelphia Inquirer
taboiitiou
MtSuiSGrn~ Apr1 :

| Special dispatch . tho Philadelphia Inquirer
tabolti0u
NASuRGroN, April. :.
On Saturday the P,csldeut was 10
consultation with different members Of
the Cabinet the whole Gay, upon foreign
affairs and the is uirg OF lcttcra OF
matqne and reptisal. Secretaries Sew
ard and Weiles oppose any Issuing Of
| letters OF mar lae, ana will resist il 10
the last. Secretary Seward fears that
4 would lead us into war with foreign
| powers from lndiscTetions al person.
acting with these letters, while Secieta-
/ ~ Ncles considers that our navy Is AS
1 abc IS individuals 10 suppress contra
bsndi,,s, and that al such pos ,ssbould
1 be kept IN the hands Of tue navy. Sec
I rotary stanton and Others favor tie is
sung 4 letters at once, and It u being
pushed sin such ,igsr taat il vii lc-
4tfe all the cue ~ aad power II oecro-
tarr Newa.d 10 successfully resist It.
IAc y ar Committee wat q on the
President yesterday 70 urge tie ISSUING
q. ietetS ~ inatqno, aud to ltduce III
Prctilent 10 inform Eng and that the
ls.tng loose o. the ten r3n-clad war
vessels now building in her harbots for
the rebels VII BE- considered decl ra-
ton ot war urou ne, and that, uniess
sieps are taken AZ once 10 prevent
tnrther operations in that line. lord
Lyons he furnished his passports and
Charles Francs Adams be recalled. Ii
Is urged upon the President that English
vessels are now, under the rebel flag.
sweeping cur commerce from tic seas.
and that, in less than ninety days, fleet
OF English iron clad steamers, Of most
formld able character, will sweep away
our blockadiug squadrous and open rebel |
ports. Secretary Seward, however.
hopes to settle the whole matter amlea.
bly,, and fears that something NAV be
done to offend England if we do not act
with great caution and delberation. The
President is much incenssd tia, Lord
Lyons should have been plo,tin, treason
with tie leaders OF the opposition to the
government here in the national capital.
and, unless something Unforeseen oeenrs.
the next four days viii bring forth some
OF the most important movements in the |
whole history Of the rebellion, as some |
definite policy must be adopted at once. |
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al. NJ. Pomeroy, editor OF the La
Crosse Democrat, who has for some time
been the army correspondent Of the
Milwaukee Ners and Chicago Times,
has been rdered 10 leave the depart.
mcnt OF Gen. Preniiss, for giving the
facts as he saw them, without gloss or
transformation. Mr.. Pomcroy says:
Our odencc was simply this we had
told the truth. After months o! ehser-
yations and close investigation, we de-
te,mined to give our readers facts, leav-
ing lies TO be spoken by official reports
Of victories won, by commanding oil.
GERS like Prentiss, and the telegraph.
The idea Of writing facts stalled as
with the sting Of lightning, the willing
tools ofthe administration, and i, should
! rot be allowed.
The ,tuih Of our letters the existence
ofeyis and wrongs still greater than We
had written OF, is sllll 10 the army, We
asked Gcn. lfentiss II we had written a
word which was not truth, simple aud
uncontroyerlble. We dared him to
deny-gayc him proof upon proof 10 sub.
sautiate the articles. No one can con-
tradict. Ills reply was this
Mr.. Pomeroy, wau, you 10 under.
stand that tie truth shuR mol be ,orttieR
from this ds,rct to discourage the peu-
10 Of The North, 50 Ion. - ! an here
so lorg as We remained silent TO the
dishonest, and corruption among oil
Gers il the army, ve were a prince q
rood fellows. 50 long ~ an Cd Tor en-
aor.es every move OF The administration
or writes M a hero of every guorant
thie,iBg and cowardly general cnrsina
Tho army with his presence. and The
country with his existence, It is Ill night
Just S. long as we see fit TO rcma n silen'
and see The poor people pund.red -mcr
DEPRIVED oil all legal or political rights :
thu flag OF the Moth marking the dep
tory OF stolen generals stealing
cotton colonies stealing horses; CAP
talns stealing mules chaplalns. and pr
Yates laccs, jeweltY, clothing, bedding
pictures aud loved memcntaes Of friend
hip from innocent women aud children
without our writing awetd oil protest snt
demanding tina: such damuable ysndai
em be stopped, We become traitor I,
tue eoyerlment-J ut, Mdnk God, no
d he pe0ele.
so long ~ we con ] witness the per
sisiont ilor,s in the army 10 crush demo
Gratis rather than tie rebelllon-coui'
re Jnion r, dents OF tie South robbed
and insulted Is tie yely men the,
once prayed to God might reach tLeu
quickly, we become traitor So Ion!
! a. We had daily evidence CLEANED fton
picket post, camp fires, suffers tents an
hospitals, that the amy was becomlrl
demoIaazad and the men ihat were no
afraid 10 speak, weary aud disguste'
with the lite OF piuuder and idlcnes
they were leading, aud mention !. no.
! sc were loyal citizen.
Nine months since Helena was occu
pied ty Federal troops. Thirty fv
thousand men, undos cotton steaiiul
Curtis, pitched their camps there 10 I'll
: 'lch col "h 0ouu VI 'ilipe, RI
i the woth begnn. In nine months eigl
j changes Of commanding officers owe
thai ? 81 have stoWn lie uuAbleness
the government and tended 10. demon.
lie the troops. S.@ out of the eist
! commanders there have made iadepcnd
eut fortunes in ton, mules, aud othe
speculations, but the enemy has ncve
been met
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1'es LIT,

To LEFT.
OFFICES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
~ Post uhiee and leCiaire blocts. Thu Ia.
Claire Maxct House. suitable for storage OF grain
heavy merchandise. Applyt 10 Sol"
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT. or
JOHN l. COFFIN
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NEW ADV'TS.
To 1ne noSoR ABLE, TINE AUDITOR OF STATE OF
Iowa:
TIME UNDERSIGNED, OFFICERS OF THE

To 1ne HoxoR ABLE, THE AUDITOR OF STATE OF
Iowa:
V,aE UNDERSIGNED, OFFICERS OF THE
i Washington Insurance Company, Ia compli-
ance with an Act entitled " An Act IN relstisn 10
insuranos Companies." approved January q,
1851, make the following Annual Report:
let. That tho n me Of said Company rs" The
Washington Insurance Company" doing business
In tho city Of New York, In tho State OF New
York. which is the location Of IL cir principal Of
fee.
I'd. That the amo OF their capital stock is
the sum Of dollars.
Sd. That OF said capital stock the SUN OF
5s0o 10000 four hundred thousand dollars has
been paid by the stockholders Of said Company,
In cash.
4ih. The assets Of said Company "a at Feby
!, 1858, consist of the following items
Cash on hand and IN bank and in the hands of
Others ............. ..........$ 337s7 oil
Unncumbered real estate........ 1894 80
per CT. u. =. coupon bonds Of 1881
(maIket valne Slo3 400 ........ 10000 %
$40 u. ) treasury notes, market
value sio,s60 ................... 1871 IS
brooklyn City water loan bonds, mar
ket value sos. 800. $4,000 90
| First lien mortgages on property val
uel ut s3s7 lOO....... $50. So. l7o,ls5 80
Loans secured by stocks and bonds,
market value $50 COS 25.......... 1850 90
| Premiums in course Of transmission
from agents.. ....-......... 6.453 80
| All ,thcr securit;es-interest, rents
and other property not recited.... $1,000 90
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ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

All wishing to purchase good Machine are in
vited TO examine this before purchasing else.
where. Warranted one year, With proper usage
PgICE. $a0-HEMNEK IS. BAsrER q EXTRA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-11

IHE Springfield Repablicaa suspects
siter oil IS said, that VIC shall be obl,c.
cd TO leave tins matter OF slavery pretty
much to the logic Of events Ibns 70,
the discussions, tie plans proposed and
measures adopted have hi vide Of tho
MAX, and VIC do not see any chance TO
anticipate by legislation The course :.
events"
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fivE-sixrns OF ali the cattle consame1
Dy the rebel army, and millions o, dol
lars worth Of EDglish goods have been
placed 10 the slors-Louses Of the Cor.
Ssdsrscy through Texas.
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Deserted,

IRON CAMP rENDERSHOTT. ON THE
l. night Of the llth inst, Joux A. RIspoN. q
private OF Go. X, 9th Iowa Cavalry. Said Ris.
don is twenty-five years of age. Ii 70 feet eigh,
ana three iourths inches high blue eyes, sa nd y
hair, TAR complexion, BORN in the state Of Yer
mont, enlisted at Marion, Iowa, for three We ars
Had on when he left, citizens pants and coat
and soldiers black felt hat
Said Risdon stole bright bay horse about
~ hands high, saddle mark on left side.
branded U. 5. on lett shoulder, and X, on EFF
hip.
A reward will be paid for the apprehension
and oeii7ery Of said kisdon and horse TO sny of
hcer who will retain them till secured by the
proper authorities or a proportionatc reward
will be Faid foI the delivery OF either.
By ORDER VI ID. ). WILSON
Col. comd. 6.h Iowa Cav.
r. l.. MrLLgg, Adjt
CAMP hEspESsucTr, Davenport, IowaI
March l6sh, 1868.
mch l7-tf
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AUDITORS OFFICE. Iowa,
DEi NnfNEa. March 3lsf. Ia62.


DEs .iorsEs, March 3lst, 1868.
II is hereby certified. that on the 3lst day Of
March, 1898, sworn statement was iiled in this
office, showing tho condition of the WASH gton
Insurance Company, located at New York City, in
the state of New York on tho frs, day OF FEBRUARY,
1868, is accord nee with provision of an act Of
the General Assembly OF tho State Of Iowa, en-
titled AN Act in relation to Insurance Compa-
ne" rpproved January 2sth, 1857, and An Act
amendato.y thescto approved February 9th. 1865,
AMI an Act in relati on to i4,to INSURANCE Compa-
MES, approved Mnrch 18th. s62 that said state
ment SHOWS that said Company Is possessed Of the
requisite amount Of capital, and invested as re
quired by law.
authority Is therefore given to tho above nam
cd company 70 .t'hsact thor appropriate business
OF lnsurancs in tns State in accu., noe Win the
laws thereof, until the Let day of January, A. D.
one THOUSAND eight hundred and sixty four
IL Is also certified, that Il. 49, Woodward. ESQ
oil Davenport. has been daily appointed by sad
company their lawful agent and attorney for the
county VI scott, with full power 10 take risks of
Insurance therein, and to acknowledge service of
process, M provided by law, upon his filing with
the Clerk Of the District Court in and Tor said
County, certified copy of the statement ON file in
TINS Office 1t is further certified that the attach.
cd Is true and correct copy OF the said statement
La testimony whereof, have hereun-
b. to set my hand and affixed my seal OF
oiice this 3Ist day OF March, A. ID.
1863
wv. CATTELL, Auditor Of State.
II. o. MET1gER, solicitor
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Cloths, Ca.sineres, Writings,
Ready Made Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods, etc,
No. 10 E1c Claire Row.

Where my old and new customers can find me
ready TO supply ali orders, usua,.
az SIT SAM PERRY.
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St1ntesl.

A COMPETENT MAN As CLERK IN THE
"A United States Mastering and Disburslng OR.
nee In TINS city. Apply mined ately.
., sh. b. HENDEkSHOTT.
w %" Cspt - ARTILLERY.
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Total assets Of the Company. $525 ,52l 81
Total value Of securities. .S65s iys %
Rate Of interest nll loans is per cent.
No deposits as a guarantee fund 10 any State.
; Largest risk S2O,0D0-usuaiiy 5000.
Largest risk in any one town or yillage-diacre.
tiouary.
Largest risk in any ono -discretionary.
9th. The amo1nt Of Liabilities OF said com.
rany due to banks and other ere i.ors, il he
sum of not more than no dollars.
9th. lie amount Of losses by said Company.
now adjusted and due, Is a sum not exceeding
| the Of no dollars.
| 1th. The amount Of losses adjusted, not due
| IL u sum not TO exceed no dollars.
| 9Th. The amount Of losses unad justed at tho
present timo does not exceed =. x36U0i
| and resisted by the Company. IA " 5000 90
| 9th. The amount OF losses IL suspense, await
| lug proof, will not exceed no dollars.
/ l0h. The amount o. all 9th or claims duo from
said Company will not exceed no dollars.
STATE OF INV YoRK -
| Cry AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK %
William Lothrop being duty sworn, on his
oath doth depose and say, that he has read the
| foregoing statement, and knows the contents
thereof that this deponent is Secretary Of said
company or association, and that he has good
reason TO believe, and does believe said statement
TO be true.
lSignedl VIM. K. LOTHRoP.
sworn and subscribed before me, at New
! l.. 81 York, in said State and County, this
twenty seventh day OF March, A. D.,
1868.
[Signed THOS. l.. TII0RsELL,
| Co missioner for Iowa in New York
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PRorER REslN MFNr. When the
Cedar Rapids Tires makes an extract
from the republican sheet OF this city, ii
Is always properly credited bu. in case
the Df~ crat d News is scissored lor
It's benefit, the extract is from one Of
our Davenport exchanges" This is
Nha' abolition sheets terms proper
resentment towards democratic journals
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Two YEARS OF FIGHTING.


The ." three months prospects have
subsidized. Only now and then do we
hear man OF ordinary sense ventur'ng
his reputation by stating that The war
vii close in three months. SO too are
the most thorough aholi,ionists silent
upon the matter Of Southern cowatd'ec'
and lmbeciitv. which WAS once their
theme. il, humilstlng, bnt We mus
say IT, that the South has shown superior
skill, strength and military talent all
through THIS war. AL may not agtee
with us on tbs point. but suppose for
moment that the numerical strength
OF each SIDE, in men, munitions, money,
iuanence, wealth upon land ard water
Were equal. Does any one, after al
the experience Of these two years, pre-
tend for moment to assert that We could
ever whip them Even now, with three
times their s.rcugth, the matter Of oon-
quering . extremely ptobemat cal.
Two years ago Tomorrow the fighting
commenced Sumter was attacked
Ever since then our forces have been in
the field. 4 million ard halt Of men
have been sent forth by the Government,
many monster expeditions have been
fitted out, and many bloody battles lave
beer. fought, and. after all what assurance
have We gained that the South is really
to be col quered. Oar forces have taken
several important points in the West,
but IN the East the Grand Army Of the
Potomac is canped within two marches
OF the very spo, upon which il was mus.
tered. This does not Indicate rcbcl
cowaidice or nbcciliiy. The principal
reason Why the war las not been sue
cesstn', is not chsrgoablc to want OF On.
ergy or bravery on the part Of Northern
trooTs, but IN the Encouragement of the
Administration at Washington. Every
fIep It has taken Tor the past year has
been 10 organize aud sire gthen tie
South and to weaken and divide The
North 10 consolidate Southern rebel
sentiment, aud to dstrac. and scatter
the ? wer OF the loyal states. With the
continuance 0. luch policy. The war
viii last hundred years. Strange il :
that such blind inietua,lon will cling 10
the radical element which the Admins.
tration represents. The Nor.h is as
much divided against itself as is the
South DIVIDED against the North vet
with iul. knowledge Of the fct lie
policy Of the Administration all alona
tends TO foster his vision n Ii. me. atd
Keep the people from becoming unit
What hardness ofbeart and blindness 8,
mind Is tins that thus pavcs the way tor
permanent disuuon. Surely tie al
ininisil3n, such as tits, may we'd be
eaiiea burning curse 10 tie Govern
mont. II ioaud the people united upon
the p'eseryat Oh OF tie Constitution and
the ua'oa it viii leave them crewhile
with the problem Of union OF d.srniop
undecided. Two years more of fighting
VIII pioFe orr conclusions to be correct.
PRofER REslA MeNr. When the
Cedar Rapids Tires makes an extract
from the republican sheet OF this city, it
Is alaays properly credi.el hn. + &C
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ESONafieS ami Pensions.
.giTES Il. LANE
rs NOW Prepared TO COLLECT ALL
L claims Tor counties and Pensions.

rs NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALI
L ella ms Tor Bounties and Pensions.
BountIes.
SOLDIERS, difcharged in Consequence Of wound.
received IN battl, q who have aeryed two year,
are entitled to 500 Bounty.
Pensions.
]. hriii soi2itrs ] sablei since March 4th,
1861, 10 mo army OF navy.
:. F.d.gs u sol icrs dying Of wounds re-
ceiv"d, or Of diseace attracted in the mill ary
or naval service.
Ch.d,en under 20 yenrs of such deceased
soldiers. If thcrc ia no widow surviving, or from
the time Of the widows remarriGso.
4. N,tAeis who hsve no husbands living) Of
FOLDERS deceased as above. provided tho latter
have LETT no widow, nor children under 10 years,
ard tho mother was dependent in whole or in
part upon the Diseased Tor support.
3. hfsfcrs, under IL Yeas, OF such deceased
soldiers, dependent on them Tor support, provided
there are no rightful claimants OF either OF the
three last preceding classes.
tss- Also collects Back Pay.
Apply 10 JAMES T. LANE.
Once southeast corner Brady and "a streets.
Davenport. April 3, ls63-ds,a
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