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The New York herald., 1863-07-21
Rebel joy Over the New York RiotD
From the Richmond Enquirer, July 49, fisl

I HEGINNIN0 OF CuAOS., ,f.s14f f8s4 aY 4
Riot, murder and confagraton have begun In New
York. II is worlds wonder that this good aOssk did n0t
commence l0Ng ago and rat outbreak may be to
opening Of the Inevitable revolution which u Il
tear pieces that most rotten society and lcaue a.
Northern half Of the 0ld AMicGn Union desert " Need
sodsed dshes. VI bid IL good speed IA NJ ttus Y8waF
But all this may have little effect on the -
least for long time. Let not decisive oursevos f0e
internal revolution and svcn utter ruin IN nation BY 10
weakens 1t for foreign aggression Of which revou
mo % 49, indeed because portends The brsskng down
Of the whole structure Of Yankee society Yet Tho
may be long, and In the rnsanto the Desperate en-
ergy Of their for conquest OF the coedofacy mag
grow more furious for season ~ -.
No matter; We at least now see TO the end or H.
This insurrecton may be suppressed for the mosal
but iu b ne pavest of oeA and MI sscrss oonvsos
We have but 10 perssvere In our determined ressace
grid ourselves task Of winning ndepeudsucS
sternly than ever yet little while and We shall
the giant, but hollow bulk q the Ydnke walton bwr
mo into fragmsts dsd rSshiO down iSo Srdsstaw -
10xsN and bI00d. AHeM. .. 1s.. sslaf Sarge $50
The New York herald., 1863-07-21

The RIors AND THE Power OF THE CrY OrPr-
CrALs.--The Tribune and other radical organs Of
this city are denouncing the Mayor and other city
oficials for inactivity for not putting down the
rebellion. They seem to forget that there Is no
power In the city TO quell riot. The police is
the only effective forcs in the city. Under the
old charter Of the city the Mayor had full power
vested In him and the means placed = hh dis-
posal necessary to make short work Of rioters
st any time. Bus tho legislation Of the black
republicans ct Albany during the last eight or
nine years has taksn from the Mayor I'll this
power, rendering him powsrless In times Of
riot What power b lsft in The hands Of city
ofRcials Il 20 divided and split up Inst Il b
made almost ussisaa 30 much for this partisan
legislation cf the repablicans for our city.
The New York herald., 1863-07-21
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To J. CASTOR, Hildleson 4 Lyon, j. Muiselman,
Mary Da.ly, Thomas isrwood, James Daizeii
and Anus Pierce:
X/ou are hereby notified, in accordance with "a
i direction Il tho Guy COUNSEL Of tho City Of
davenport, given al the Regular meeting OF .aid
CouLcil, March 4th, lof3, tu The Undersigned City
Marshal oil sid city. that you are req aired 10
lay, or cause TO be laid, side walk, feet IN
width. On the south side OF Locast street, from
tarnan street west 10 Brady street, ii the CITY
of Davepp.rt, aud if SAID side walk 10 not lad
with, Va one week IRON this da.c the same Will be
laid at your cost and expense.
II. LEONARD,
Marshal OF the City Of Davenport.
March 9th -63.
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DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
The Clergy uan,s Joke.

1was spending . night in q hotel in
Frseport, lii. After breakfast csmo
into the sitting room, where ! met .
pleasant, chatty, good humored traveller
Who, like myself, was waiting for tho
morning train from Galsna. We con-
versed freely and pleasantly on several
topics. until, seeing two young ladies
meet and kiss each other in the street,
the conversation turned on kissing, Just
about the time the train approached
"Come," said he, taking up his carpet
bag, "slnce we are on so sweet a subject,
lot " have practical application. I'll
agree to kiss the most beautiful lady i n
the cars from Galens, you being the
Judge, you will kiss the next PROTEST,
| being the judge The proposition
staggered me little, and / could hard
ly tell whether he was in earnest or 10
fun, but ~ be would be a. deep in it A.
| could possibly be, agreed, proved he
would do the first kissing, though my
heart failed me somewhat rs | saw his
black eyes sparkle with daring. "Yes,'
said he, "l'll try it first. You take the
back car, and 60 in from the front end,
where you can see the faces Of the Ia
dies, and stand BY the one you think is
the handsomest, and III como from be.
hind and kiss her.
| had hardly stepped into the car
when saw At the first glance one Of the
loyliest looking women my eyes ever tell
on-a beautiful blonde, with auburn
hair, and bri ,ht sunny face, full OF
love and sweetness, and ss rallnt aud
glowing as the morning. Further search
was unnecessary.
Immediately took my stand in the
aisle Of the car by her side. She WAS
looking earnestly out Of the window, ~
if expecting some one. The back door
Of the car opened, and in stepped ny
hotel friend. pointed my finger slyly
towards her, never dreaming that he
would dare to carry ont his pledge; and
you may imagine my horror and amaze
ment when he stepped up quickly behind
her, and, STOPPING over, kissed her with
u relish that made my mouth water !
expected, of course, shrek Of terror,
and then a knock down; bnt astonlsh-
ment succeeded sstonishmcnt, whom !
saw her return the kiss with compound
interest.
Quick as Cash he turned to me and
said, "Now is your turn" pointing to
hideou.ly ugly, wrinkled woman, who
sat in the seat behind. "Oh you must
excuse you must excuse !" l exclaim-
claimed, "Im sold this time. / give it
up. DO tell "ho you've been kissing"
"Well," said he, 'sInce you are man
Of so much taste and such quick pcrcep
ton, | will let you off," Aud we all
buts. into peal of laughter as he said,
THAT is my wife have been waiting
for her. knew that was safe propo-
si,ion." lie told the story to his wife,
who looked ten-fold sweeter when she
heard it. Before we reached Chicago
we exchanged cards, and discovered
that my genial companion was an Epis-
copal clergyman OF Chicago, whose
name had frequently heard. When.
ever 60 to Chicago always 60 to hear
him and hear,ier, more natural and
more eloquent preacher is hard to be
found. lie is wellknown as one OF the
ablest dvincs CT the Episcopal deDoml
nation in the Wcst.-Harper's Weekly
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FL d lk II N e. Il
SEW.lv'E .M.aCHZ.v.E.

THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
stitches, and fujs the cloth eitnss right or
,ef,. As the operator may desire. II Jews very
mpid. 10 easy Of operation and almost noiseless
Il g fully protected BY letters patent, and each
asehins warranted 70 the purchaser.
An those desiring first class family swin.
.sehine vii. 10 richly repaid By IN ess ninatio
Of IL merits
Room No. I (up stsirs), Forest Block, corner
Perry and Third streets, Davenport. Iowa.
nAs 1T
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II SAWS
Time, Labor, Clothes and Money

II will wear for years without repair.
No servant can break 1t.
A child eight years old can operate IL. .as7
No cuati0n " skill required in Its use.
Every Wringer with Cog heels. Is W Az
RANTED in every p.rticular.
The Universal ringer took tho FIRST faEni-
uM, q silver Modal nnd Diploma, ut tho &c"
York State Fair, 1862 1t was pronounced stfA-
RIoK TO ALL OTHERS IN the Worid's Fair at Lon
dom 1862, aud has always taken the first Ire
MUM IN every state ana County Fair when OK
hibited IN fair competition with other machines.
Orders for mach ines Tor trial may DO LET'S at
JsrFEnIs' Sore, corner of Fourth and bfady
streets, Davenport. II. a. Noonoh'
ian 2g.aaw2I.3W Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
LEGAL No.
STATE OF I0WA.l
lehman County. So

d IL VI ~ W. ss
johnson County,
To all whom Il may concern
WOO are hersby notified that Hugh 5. Cara
and John 3. Gable, Executors Of the last
will and testament of Dagid Cockley. deceased,
have fl ed in the Probate Court OF johnson Coun-
", Iowa. = petition with their report attached +;
said report showing all claims against the SAID
estate and the disposition made OF the personal
estate. AID also showing the present Indicted
moss Of said estate. aud further showing that
thers is no sufficient personal property to pay the
remaining outstanding Indebtedness
And In s.id petition they ask authority to sell
all the right. title and interest OF SAID estate III
lots two y. three four ~, five ~ AID SIX
t6) in block fire (5)in the city of Davenport.
Scott Go anty, Iowa, IN order, with tho proceeds
thereof, to pay the claims against said estate.
You are hereby .ther notified that Tuesday,
the 18th day of April, A.D 1865, has been liked
by said Johnson County Probate Court tor the
hearing of said application, and that you can
then and therc appear and oppose the grating oil
tho authority, if you desire 10 40 so.
HUGH =. CARA,
JOHN 4. GABLE,
Executors OF the estate OF David Cockley, dec d.
msh l9tf
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Jan 5-u
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN DArY.

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Large sats charged double tho same dirensies
81 type.
Yearly adv ertising contracts will be understood
10 apply strictly TO the business OF the
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GAZETTE COMPANY.
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MIsCELLANEO
The Universal Clothes Wringor
Is tho Original and enly Genuine and
Notable Wrisgcr befsr6
the PEOPLE.

1T COMBINES MORE STRENGTH Or
i frame, capacity for pressure, power and Su,s
bility than any other machine.
Tue Universal Clothes " ingor Is made under
the following Patents: Goudy oar's Patent tor
Vulcauix India Rubber iS4A and ls5s moth
ing clss can ever BIO used successfully The I'm
proved Patent Ceg.Whe Regulator Jan. u,
1862 lit saves friction OF the Ssothes, ANA pre-
vents the Rolls from wearing or breaking loose
The New Patent Method for Fastening the Rolls
to the shaft Feb. 4, lsd2l never gets loose OF
blacks the clothes Dickcrman's Patent Cisspin.
Frame Feb. ls, 1862 Tor ias tcning 10 tho tub
cannot " rk loose irom its place Lyman's Pat
ent Adjustable Gusge lApnl :, 1861 J, tor difier-
cnt sized tubs thick or tA.n, saight, slanting or
circular.
All those Patents are indispensable to perfect
Wrnger with them We consider our Nrinset
toxPLkrH Therefore, IN order 10 get ali that lie
requisite tor . good machine, the puoiic VIII be
Obliged " buy
THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.
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ASsIuNtE'.5 SALE.

PURSUANT to An order of the District Couf
i Of scott county, Iowa, made and entered al
tue February term, lso3 tncreoi, do hereby
give notice tn ~, in front OF EAuder u bro i0r
mer shop on Main stree, in Davenport, Iowa, on
the z4th day Of April, A. b. 1888, at ~ O'Clock
NJ. OF 81 d day, viii sell to the highest ana best
bidder tor cash the hereinat cr descri bed person
al property, to-wit:
Z nov tnie shlng machines 2 old separators ans
| horse power / dcsk; 4 sulky, harness.
And Immediately thereafter, ut the door oil tn.
Court Iouse, in Davenport. all the notes and &C
counts no. IA my hands due from various parties
70 said estate OF Dauuer Bro, beng the balance
Of assets ut BAUER i bro remaining IN my hands
As assignee, updIs posed OF. All vi winch can bs
eeen nj my otioo an Pos. Oihco Block, between
now and the day oil sale. -
w. A. HOSF0RD,
Assignee oil Bauter q bro.
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Estate of Henry NJ. Atwood.
STATE OF ERMONT The Hon Probate c

Dist OF WESTMINSTER, s, 1 for said District. To a
persons interested in the Estate of HENRY NJ. ATWOOD
late Of Westminster in said district, deceased, Greeting
Whereas, MOSES PIERCE, administrator of said estate
bath presented his petition in writing said Court
sentng that said deceased died possessed certain
tate, consisting of mill and dwelling aud out
buildings, with the mil privilege aud about four
land, situated in said Westminster. upon which there
mortgage for the security of about six hundred dollars
from the deceased that there other debts
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first Wednesday of July, d. 1868 when AMI where You
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Grafton. June 4, 1863 2f-25 BENZ w. DEAN Register