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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-24
IF!
rHs HONORABLE, rnE AUDITOR or STATE OF

To rHs HONORABLE, rnE AUDITOR or STATE OF
lowA:
THE UNDERSIGNED, OFFICERS OF THE
/ Washington Insurance Company, in compli-
ance with IN Act entitled An Act In ~relsti.n to
Insurance Companies" approved January 3,
1857, make the following Annual Rsport:
lst. That the n no Of said Company 10 " The
Washington Insurance Company" doing bushes.
in the city Of New York, IN Tho state of New
York, which is the location Of Il cir principal Of
flee.
I'd. That the amount OF their capital stock 10
the sum Of dollars.
81. That of said capital stock the su OF
(t400,O0o) four hundred thoussn nd dollars has
been paid by the stockholders Of said Company,
in cash.
Attn. Tho assets of said Company, n at Fsb'y
| 1873, consist Of tho following items
1ash on hand and IN bank and in the hands Of
others ............. ..........$ S3 ,1si oil
unincumbered real estate........ 37,le4 IS
6 per CT. u. ). coupon bonds Of 1881
{msrket valne $l03, 400 ........ lilo. 900 90
7 $40 US treasury notes, market
value $40. 500 .................. 1921 IS
Brooklyn City water loan bonds, mar
ket value Ssy. 500 ................ $4,000 90
First lien mortgages on property val
uej at $3S7, l0U........... ..... LIT. 1876 so
Loans secured by stocks aud bonds,
market value SIS, 1913 25........ a.. $50 90
Iromiums in course Of ransmissio
from agonss.... -. ......... 6.45s 80
All ether securities-interest, rents
and other property no. rscited -. 3o,so9 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-24

RrAsoSs Way.-A Boston abolition
newspaper tells the people why there
will DO no fighting Of any account until
next fall
LIST. The belief that the South is suf-
feriug tor the necessarics Of life, and that
a prolongaiion OF the wal until next an.
tumn will add TO its financial and militia
~ endorsements.
ID. The knowledge that, notwith-
standing the deficiency Of food and the
worthlessness o! Confederate currency,
the Southern army was never SO wen
organized, disciplined, efficient, or nu-
merous as now, while at tho same time
the Union army, owing TO the thinned
! ranks Of the old regiments and the near
approach OF the end Of the term OF ser
vice Of the two years and nine months
mer, is not in as high q state Of deficiency
as IL is capable OF attaining wit inll
ranks composed OF men having a long
time to serve.
Sd. An American spring in Southern
ATTITUDES can hardly be depended upon
for military operations. 1t is a RAINY
and stormy season, and tho weather
suitable for marching and fighting al
most lasts but a lew weeks. During
summer, of course, there can be no
lighting, but autumn is the season OF the
year for campaigns on this continent.
4th. Tho machinery Of the comPl'ca-
ted CONSUMPTION bill cannot be put INTO
operation so RS TO add TO tho force IN
tho army much before midsummer, and
Ii g will be required to drill the green
troops before ptting them against the
enemy.
9th. TIE administration undoubtedly
| believes that if the Union armies do mo-
advance, those OF the Confederate
mnst. There is every reason for Tho
South 10 wish TO force the fighting, ard
this will give the Union Generals The
advantage OF receiving the enemy IN IN
trenched positions instead Of attacking
them in their fortified strong olds.
The New York Journal of C0mmerc
very p~ertinently adds that to thes'
reasons may be added other less credi,
able ones, such as timidity in high place.
the fact that no election Is TO take plae,
before next fell, and. therefore, no mill
tary cclat IS required TO eleet Congress.
men and control State Legislatures.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-24

Total assets Of tho Company....$5 1928 52l 81
Total value OF securities $o5g AS IS
Rate of interest on all loans is 7 per cent.
No deposits as a guarantee fund IN any State.
Largest risk $4,000 usually 81. 1000.
Largest risk IN any one town or ~viliage-discre.
tionary.
Largest risk in any ono block-discretionary.
9th. The amo int Of Liabilities OF said com
many now due to banks and other creditors, is he
sum OF not more than no dollars.
9th. The amount Of losses by raid Company,
now adjusted and due, is n sum not exceeding
the sum Of DO dollars.
7th. The amount Of losses adjusted, not due,
is y sum not to tx reed no dollars.
sth. The amount of losses unadjusted Ut the
present time does not exceed 80. 5000,
And resisted by the Company. 14s0l 5000 0Q
9Th. The amount of losses il suspense, await
Jug proof. will not exceed no dollars.
10Th. The amountof all othl claims due from
said Company will not exceed no dollars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-24

Bv the provisions Of the llth Section
Of tho Conscription Act the work Of
drafting cannot be commenced until af-
ter the let ef July, and unless the work
OF enrolment is not completed by that
time, then the draft cannot be commenc.
cd until after July lst, 1851. So says
the New York Timos. The N. Y. Com.
nerciai says
by the 18th section Of the conscr,p-
ton act, it appears that persons enrolled
"shall be subject, for two Years dfter
the first day Of July succeeding the en-
roliment, to be called into the military
service DC. THIS, it is sad, will pre-.
vent a draft until after the first day oi
July next, and many BEGIN u REGARD
The Whole tdwdS i~noperdhce. Yet it Wa,
drawn up by q legal gentleman whose
praises as n judicial adviser Of the GOV
errnent have Seen widely advert sed.
Sure enough, Turning to the conscrip.
ton law we find
"Sec. ll.-An1 be it further enacted,
That all persons thus enrolled shall be
subject FOX TWO YEARS AFTER THE FIRsi
a OF JULY suCckEDINa THE ENROLL
aENT, TO be called into the military ser
vice Of the United States, and TO con
Time in service three years, o. during
the war and when called into %servic,
shall be placed on the same footing, i,
all respects, az volunteers during ,h,
pre.ent rebellion not, however, exceed
ing the term OF three years, iucludin,
advance pay and bounty as now provid
ed by law"
i The Times siiirms that this was n
oversight on the part of the trainers {
the bill, but the result of much calcula
ton and consultation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-24

Mr.. Bingham said :
"Who, in the name OF
God wants the Co,ten
States, or any otner
State this side of perdi-
ton, to remain in the
Union IL slavery is TO
cOn.inue ~
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STATE OF NV YoRK.

STATE or INV loRA, GO
Cry AND CouSrY or NEw YORK 50
William X Lothrop being duly sworn, on his
thereof ; that this deponent ia Secretary Of sail
company or association, and that he as good
reason to believe, and does believe said statement
TO be true.
LSisned WIN. X. LOTHROP.
Sworn and subscribed before me, 1T New
Isl York. in said State and County, this
twenty seventh day of March, 4. d,
1863.
tSignea THOS l.. THORNELL,
Go nmissioner for Iowa 10 New York.
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LONDON 4 LIVERPOOL
fire 4 Life Insurance COMPANY

LVNDVN = klVE8fO Ok
Tire 4 Life Insurance Company
OrFICE, IS WALL 4 81 PINE ST., N. Y.
raid up capital, surplus and reserved
...$6.6SO,626
invested In TINS country, l,Ol6, 1856
Yearly revenue 2,500,OOe
rae Shareholders Personally RESPONSE.
Die tor Engagements 81 the Company.
Al Directors must be Shareholders.
aErEREScRs 1oR DAvRxroar
0so. d. French, Lorenso Schricksr, Nicholas
kahnen 4 Co, Geo. L.. Davenport, Almet Skssl,
Nicholas j. Rusch.
ufinnsll, Minturn 4 Co., Harper B Brothsn Dun.
IN, Sherman i Co, Alexander 4. StewAYt.
!. G.. WASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Rock Island. jly9
n card.
CHAS. P. BURR WOULD RESPECTFULLY
" announce TO his friends and the public that
be has purchased Of Mr.. Jefsris the large and
choice stock u
Family Groceries,
In the store
Csrler:ef:Brady aRd:Fsurth Sts.,
and will continue to keep on hasd . full and COM
plste assortment OF everything essential TO q we'll
rdered household. lie will Vt once add largely
to the stock, and trusts his friends, Appreoist ting
his efforts to please them, will extend 70 the. new
proprieiorship 9 liberal patronage. AL GOODS
DgLivRR1D PROMPTLY.
CHAS. p. BURR,
Corner Brady and Fourth SITS.
feb 24-dtf
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ROCK A ILLINOIS

All wishing to purchase . good Machine are in
vited TO examine this before purchasing else
where. Warranted one year, with proper usage
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We also Publish the
m ER,S GUIDE.

Ry HENRY STEPHENS Of Edinburgh and tho late
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tavo, 1900 pages snd numerous Engrav'ngs.
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II. q. MErzaxR, Solicitor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-22
3itrrrau.
a democratic Conservative Nevvsna,e,;,
the City CT New York.
HE NEW YORK WEEKLY ARCUS
ID Restore the Union and Maintain
THE CONSTITUTION.
G,itrrr2u

or several years the Democratic and Conserve
':e sentiment OF the Nation has been keenlv
I'VE TO the necessity of being faithfully and oIy
'eprcsented 10y fist class NewSpaper' nnIIi'hod
IA me City ct New ork, adapted to nonnlar cir.
,ulation, and welding whoc.sne oi ;mGro r
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ION to Democratic and Conservative
Toes the New York 1'fibane 10 A5oltionisp, a'd
Ill kinds of Radcalism-a paper con1nctnd .,',
tient and prudence, with co. rect apprec,at;o III.
ne true principles of our Government and fda,;,-
mem; III all respects a first ciasS newsnar,.r ora
ct Afforded at price bringing it within the reach
i The masses Of the People throughout the Conn.
~. oo'ii-
he undersigned, from their connection with
ne q loany Atlas n ArguS-one of TIE Oldest and
)cSt known Democratic papers in the Jnion-l,ayc
leen constantly urged, during tie last three ar
our years to respond to this demand. bv estab-
fishing first class Weekly Newspaper in the CITY
1t New York, adapted to general circulation
We yield to the wishes of our political lricnds
and have therefore transferred the publication OF
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ork' where 1t Will hereafter be issued under the
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A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.

The subscriber will send, free Of charge) to ali
who desire it, the Recipe and directions Tor making
a simple Vegetable BALM. that WILL in from two
to eight DAYS, remove Pimpes, Blotches, Tan,
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WITH ample additional specu assistance in tho soy
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Next 10 vigorous support Of the Federal Gov
eminent IN It's present perI-thc first Great drt,
OF every patriotic ctizen-the leading purpose of
me Editors viii be to advocate Democratic and
Conservative doctrines. and to cnoraft ,bon,
upon the policy and administration of the Gov
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It's published IL quarto form, of the size n the
iea1iuS New YORK Wccklics; and we promise
mat IN ITS News. Editorial, Literary. MistcIlane-
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/" III deyothS to 1t our own editorial services, it
,'s "iSo the oenGht ct The enir" time and constant
supervision Of Mr.. ELov COusrocr fo, -
years one of the editors of the New Ynrl, Iorr
ma % Commerce, a gentleman OF recognized rdi-
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therefore be wiz
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Unable to do SO, must collect the amounts due US.
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n n or abort the 9th day Of July. 1862 a
Opockct book, containg small amount oil
money, and - note Joel Parker for $500. aud
one on James Lynch for S27 All persons arc
cautioned against purchasing either of these notes.
| will pay liberal reward to any person return
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office at Plymouth. JOHN WALkER.
No off
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NUMBER 1856.
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Great Work on the Horse,
The HOrSc& his Diseases.

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