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DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
Loyalty and Disioyally,

These terms, naturally foreign to our
language as well ~ to the spirit Of our
institutions, have become engrafted into
cur common dialect by the constant
repetition OF them by the miserable abo-
lition press-a press alternately fawning
and bigoted.
Since we arc compelled to use this
jargon borrowed from courts, BY these
malignant toades upon power, let us
consider what meaning has been at
tached to it by republican jscotins. 1t
is q matter Of some curiosity, il not OF
importance, to know what now. a. days
constitutes loyalty. After toleraby
minute in JURY and observation, we are
happy to be able to crafty our readers.
and We herewith furnish table of signs
and symbols by which they can always
tell number one loyal man, as well as
disloyal wretch.
SIGNS OF Loyalty.
l. Below about the negro At oil hours
and in all places.
2. Pocket as much money and rs
many fat Offices as you can.
,. Gas about your patriotism vocifer-
ously, like old Phsisee did his piety.
4. Justify everything the admins ra-
ton does, and swear that every man is
traitor who don't agree with you
even if all his sons are in the army
while you are pocketing tat jobs.
>. Abuse democrats like pickpockets.
6. If there is any more money or
plumber grab it, a Ia Cameron.
I. Grab more money.
s. Niger Niger
8. More money.
SIGNS or DI6LOYALTY.
l. Drawing distinction between the
government and tho administration
sustaining the one at all times-spprov-
ing the other ,chen It does right, and re-
bnking it when 1t does sorong.
2. Asserting at all times that because
the rebels have violated the laws OF the
land, it is no justification for US to violate
them.
3. Fighting and furnishing means for
the Union, the constitution and the laws,
and Ignoring abolition. schemes for the
negro.
4. Strcnuousl y urging policy that will
make the reunion of the States posi-
BILE, instead OF fostering measures that
will widen the breach.
These arc the signs OF loyalty aud dis.
loyalty furnished by the black republic
an jacobins themselves.- Cleveland
Plaindealer.
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EXCHANGE 4 BANKING HoUsR or l.. A. MAcKLor, I

EXCHANGE 4 BANKING HOUsg or l.. A. MAckLor,
Davenport, Iowa. April LIST, 1888.
- lGHT EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL
- cities Ct the United States bought and sold
The highest price paid for Gold, Silver, De-
mand Notes. State, County and City Warrants.
Sterling Exchange for sale in sums OF 81 and
upwards.
Highest premium paid for State Bank Of lnai-
ana, Ohio and Iowa notes.
Passage tickets for sale TO and from Liverpool,
Cork and tlavre. by steamship or sailing ship
Agent for tho OLD Black Star line, sailing ships
from Liverpool TO New York Agent for LIVER.
pool, New York and Philadcl phis limo OF steam
ships. mob Slim
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Business Cards no. to exceed lines, SO 90 poi
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Large suts charged double the same dirensist
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except single announce nents OF marriages anc
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H E N B Y s FL B Y
Real Estate .ageNcy.

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/ to copartnership for the transaction Of =
general Real Estate business. They will give
their attention to the buying, selling and renting
of real estate, paying taxes, collecting, and any
transactions that fall within tho legitimate limo
Of their business From their long residence
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ty with real estate operations, they Halter them
selves thcy will be able TO give satisfaction TO all
who may entrust their business to them.
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A. SANDERS.
J. NJ. ELDklDGE.
Davenport Arril ], lS63-dtf.
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Bounty and PeSsxtOsss.

DY A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-, ALL
ID soldiers who have been discharged in con
sequence Of wounds received in battle, are now
entitled TO the 500 bounty.
We collect bouHTrxs for soldiers Who have
served two Yeas. or Who have been discharged
A above also Invalid PENsiofs and Passions
for widows, minor children, mo aers and orphan
sisters of deceased soldiers also the bounty duo
the wiows minor children, parents or relatives
of deceased soldiers.
PARKER 4 EDWARDS,
INCH 20-tf Main street. Davenport
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ASolaNEE'5 SALE.
DuRSUAkT TO an order Of the District Court
i Of scott county, Iowa, made and entered 1t
tho February term, 1868, thereof, | do hereby
give notice nlf, in front of EAuder Bros for
mer chop on Man stree, in Davenport, Iowa. on
the Gath day Of April A. d. 1858, At 10 O'Clock A.
N. Of IA day, will sell to the highest and best
bidder or cash the hereinafter described person
al property, to-wit:
new thrcshing machines old separators and
] horse power desk; sulky, harness.
And immediately thereafter, ut the door Of the
Court nouse, in Davenport. all the notes and 40
counts now in my hands due from various parties
to said estate OF Bauder Bro, being the balance
Of assets Of Bauder Bro. remaining in my ands
~ assignee, undisposed Of. All Of which can b
seen ut my office IN Post Once Block, bet wsen
now and the day Of sale.
W. A. HOSFORD,
Assignee Of Baudsr d Bro.
Davenport, Iowa, March 81, 1858 -23ts.
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kDySpcRsia, Enaparisy OF the IL!


WARSAW, Wyoming Co, N. Y, Oct. q, 1856.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE 'INrERIo,

S,,.I borc ,,sna D sr = th eo., 1866
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
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Physician of he Marine H,sn;i1I
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NOTICE.

H,HE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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v JOHN r. SPICER, a,1 =
<d.4 Y Clerk Of former Board.
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the'profession and the people 80 -
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IA . Family Physic.

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Dygcneery, DinrrhnD. .KEelnx. yyorp,,

~ hLom Oh. j. g. Green, Of Chicago
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DySI2cFsin, En2pariGy OF the RseSS,
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.' Boston. '.
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Bnslncs5 Notices.
MORTOy'S COL

MORTOy'S GOLD PENS are now sold nj the
prices before the Of the war; this IL
entirely owing the Manufacturers Improvements IN M
chn,. his pre.cnnre Retail business aud Cesn IA "noe
Sys,cn fo until he commenced advertising, h business was
done Credit aud arietiy 9Th The Trade
The Morton God Peas the only ones oi Of oh ri''
the mai Of all other gold pens clgethr Premium o 90"
Gold Government Tax Sc but Morton has inuoci, chang %
lis prices Wholesale OF Retail
Oftle great numbers by mail to all r,s Of The world
during the pas, few years not in aihouslnd has ea 10
reach Il. destination in saey showing that The Morton Con
Pen be obtained by any in every pat o. ihc "o'
@, the same price. postage only excepted
Reader you can have enduring alvey ready lui iee
Gold Pen exactly adopted to your hand and style OF vFin
which will d, your writing vast cheaper than Steel icl' and
tie present almost uvcral iA Pressure fre oi ryry'
thing you can have horton Gold Pen cosPor "a proportion
to the labor spcn, upon aud maier used Lin ay other
Gold Pen In the World Ifyou want one csl on l. ho4roS
No IS Maiden Lane, or inclo.c stamp for circular
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pRccLAmar1oN ny r. II. BAnNsu


For twenty -cightsucce3si1c ycars ] have been
n caterer for public amusement aud Instruction Tie
last twenty-five years having been devoted 70 Tie man
agcInent Of the American Museum. Tie daily pen c
Of the Museum during the first four months of ny LINN
ogement were only Sioleag n te rate of ei251o pr
aunum IT. dali, expenses loR age S5'G-os 49, "a.
Notwithstanding ta.s almost fh1illI increase 800 d.
expenses Of ej3G cach day or t.15fs each yer ne
price Of admission 10 The entire Museum md dmm'rc
performances (except a snI4i extw charge fr front
seats has always been TIE sAu viz: oSLf % O. NIs
am still determined % go do continually increasing
ny attractions ard ny expcnsc Dat There is Li 10
tbe CAPACITY oftho building md have iocclu. fIri
being conpocd TO raise the price Of adu .oa m ord r
70 save me from los; bat shall b. able "a avoid d s
At eas, for the present. by RICHLY nEFushc 10 hD.n
.,.y PERSON IRE on CnhECR And 1 HAVE nIlli-
u,,,yp 10 30 llils. Surely wien MI tho world ac.
luovedecs that afford more amuclacl' ana ihf.iuc-
ton f,r Is cents than cg be found elsewhere OF Tie
be for two doar n Is bus justice 20 al my plirna
bo, demand The very small admission fec from each.
Until therefore / can find bIcAcrs who Issue ilti
srr,Ks bakcrs who finnish RaEE BEAD and coii. T.
who supply me public VIA T:at rAriE'E iicic"i'i!
dcuaud that all nho visit ia, tempo q! wonders sinl
have the satisfaction o. being able 10 say iah Tie! have
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Special Noiircs.

The Rev. John Lord viii give Bis Third Lec.urc on
Th, faloi Romr in e. in'oa Han on MONDAY, Nov ~,
Of orl.ct presenting Dee Ca's,'rorhc
Ne,v-sorI. Iii,iaricl! ~rcirty.-A sreeill Hretins
for flr ts 4fiou tf tr itY ninth AMY fsary Of Gle
llnfnF" fn. los'v, vl De- h-' lt thr Library on L ~
DAY ttLN ~ NoV j. o. i e... b. Tue lion; RI
~ D L. NtNtDit il deliver fHr anniversary Adiless
AhphEW MARNLR, RECORDING secrc'"fS'
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lt t ftr IlIu Nitt pi.CF u 'hr Ift.n' ii.l ~ -
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rc.ln ii.nie Ou ~ ESDAl fNLAlNu d.. ihN"l Hil
deliver i' Introductory to tie " IT. . Z be- ~
prnIt.soI .l..i.tI -s.rr,r. ON NtDNiHbAr - ID g.
1850 nl f.lI, lllfb fI I've gro rtl 1i1on "i Nhit@' ~
aui fhy.i.l..,l drawings On t'lc Mlsit lantern ADMIT
tan.. fo a.i hr..
tr,rrirn aud Europe,
u.w irctr.. py flc Rev D. D. ~ ~ n, ~. -
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c,u. fof .l. re ,ie usual place.
F.fr .qI, M,a.sef. Of too ORPHANS HOME end
t.,tt Al ,f t.. P.tr.iart Episcopal tLilch Hil hold a
Ain t n, f rr,flNn5. conner 81 2hsi.f opposite ~"
st t,.,,. lio.l. oil I'd isDAl, NLbNEaDA' anu 10
DAY. nov. H. 80 ana ID from u n ~. 90 ~ p H.
,i..i- ymufci.-Don't s-ril.e your Books and Man.
llndsan aui fst ihir ficc' o'i F'm a. ~ 20 T. ~
r.sa's Sever shule Buckle,
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hslENEts 30 ia i.sn w.. New iork,
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Rntsr.ainrncrt-- i.onda5. nov. 10.

ACADEMY or Ml-iC-ii I4.satl4r.
NlBLDS 6fIUE N-pfleilo.
WALLA(kS l4EhIf N-frs. ..'e. or ile litr Bal .
WINTER GAEDIN-hatlirrl Nasouraecu Tine Mar
rcd.
oLNMPIC TfiEATER-Drl-. !ioaei Tncsr b. 90 Such
Word as Fail 80.
BARN. Ms MUSEUM Moving Wa fieur,'. 0iali
BOY Llir u'.n tns op'is. Dhor Drama, Magic, &C.
PAM IuLA1iR fhreDA.sti-Ihr " 49,.
GEOH0E ChiuSIN' > -iiN-ih!Lo-'' hfos4Fa, I'M
ARTISTS FUND-C,i Bfoslr ay-. afr'. h.1iion.
Coz Pill S-s5i bTostwaY-scicy Dirtn.
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each contributed their mite toward sustaining an esab'
lishment to which devote fourteen hours per day OF
ny personal attention, and which. fondiy hope and
believe, is, and shall be. while 1 manage 1t. a
source Of VALUABLE INSTRUCTION. INNOCENT AMusE'
MEST AND GENUINE BENEFIT to the nearly one million
and haf Of ladies. gentleman, and children VINO annu-
ally visit it. The publlcs obcdient servant.
7. 4. RAKNUM.
Anerican Hgs-an. Nov. "a, 1861.
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Lecture Before TIE WomeB's League.-A course
II Six Lectures will be given under the auspices OF Tue
WOMESS LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE, In the iaTse
hall Of the COOPER lNSTIlDfn.
The purpose tie l. tie discussion Of the aao'ofo
Ing topic, Of the day by stirring living lectures, and the deye
opng and establishing just conception Of the true theoy VI
Union and Liberty. 49, -.
The fret OF tie seres win be given MONDAY EVEN
rNG Nov 10. by Ms. FRANCES ID. GAGE. late Superin
t.ndcu If Contrsbsnds Pam Island Pot Royal and the
Hon HORACE GREELEY They will be succeeded on
FRIDAY. nov. ~, by Judge " N. ID. kELLEi, " G, Of
Phi adepha; MONDAY No.. 20 by J.. p. WHlPfLE Of
Boston; II fSDhI, De. l. hy FRED DOUGLASS, and by
GO. IS. CURTIS and WENDELL PHILLIPS, whose
evenings viii be dg,y announced
Tickets OF admission % the cour.e( gecn, ~ lGdiss,
Is cents. To De had AZ Lamsr Bro Srymour No u Ma
san-.' Bu.h'ous Astor House; miller Matthew'S corner
broadway and ls, snd Grovs No g43 Broadway. Also
tie Ofcr " tie League. Room No. ~ Cooper lnsale,
where member ticket can BE- bliuei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
A NV PERFUME roE THE HANDKERCHIEF.

4 NEW PERFUME FOE THE HANDKERCHIEF.
ExTRaCT OY THE
kicHT- BLOOMING CfRfrf,
NIGHT. BLOOMING CFRErs,
EIcHr-IIiOoNiNc CrHEts,
NIcnr .BLoonisc CsECrs,
NICnT.BLOo;uNG CEgErs.
MIGHT. BLOOMING (gERrs,
Eicur.BLooHlNG CLrRrs.
Most Fy1usi'r pciicafc. agi W - Perfrc Dfil'
fros1 Rare and Bcautul fow,! from which % tlf~t t
Manufactured only by FhAioa o. sly.
BIgAnE oF COuSTfHrrII-
ASK ToH PHaLOS SAME 80 oIhFB.
Sold by druggists generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

To Al Whom II ury Conccrn.-rsrtics having
friend. anI raiyr. rrrtlne no Nachrz. Miss o. H. sicin
e. can through lo ship FOB Them such NEtD>S Aht' or
LEE a. they may deem Hlysatr having received TIE per-
o. do 20 nom Lr proper aUthofilies at a."nson
An, ftun ou M. .uf,cf cAetrfy given. and aIy do
nation to tn- FREE MARKET ASSOCIATION at Aatrhc1
No THANKFULLY receive, and ACKNOWLEDGED, by MAI hICE
MANEU No. ~ Chamhersst, ug sfail-