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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03
A Lon don Times Correspond .nt's View
Of fastIes in this County,

Of fastles in this County.
The correspondent of the Lor don
Times, writing from New York, under
date Of August 2let, devotes his letter
10 an analysis of "The Conservative
Party" and their opponents, Governor
Seymour being the head Of the former.
Tue classification is as follows:
"On the Conservative aide are arrang-
ed sl the educated Americans, compar
st,vely few N number, who think the
Federal and the State Constitution .uffi
cient tor the msin,ensLce Of popular
liberty aud 'epub lcsn form Of gov
erumeni. Along With them 60 the vast
mass Of the working classes, no, 10
der the ancient system, possess the priv
'lege Of q vote aud all the ghts aud
'm,nunit'es Of citizenship. These in
c ude I eedOm from taxation and en-
sciptivn-ons the o st evil Ut in-ular,
and the other Of cont ,utal Europe,
VII CHI they or their io:eiathets had fed
to America 10 escape. Or the same
op,ulon Is tho wo,k ~ classes are the
struggling traders aud prof. ssonnl p, o
pie VI al iegress, who ses in the va
the ruin Of their prospects. To these
AVE to BE- added the iisher class
lawyers, educated IN respect for the law,
and 100 independent IN the exercise OF
their pro III to accept m,uos judge.
sh p. or her spolls Ut .ffice ut the hands
VI the Ad iui.tra,,On."
Such Is tho composition Of the Sev-
mour patty, or the party "in The sjor-
ity." Of their apponents he says:
ION the other side are ranged the
m "or,t,, who are 10 actual Possession u
office ~ minority OF preachers, theo-
ri-ts, dOcts iusi lee, strong minded wom-
en, hangers on Of the conven.icle, e,nan
clip .,iou's,s, 1T the slaves Of other PEG
pIe) and all the rich, VINO think ,ha no
,nao should have vote un ess bc be
American born and pnses. es q large
amount Uf properly. Tue latter cis ot
people have NJ sts0rg sn Otj ion to
univer.a suff aye and "a intense an ha-
tied OF it. real Or anticipated reeu IS rs
As even entertained by the most na--
row minded aPpooent Ut the reform bill
~ En- laud."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03
jy23-d6m Agent 10 DavenI

E, rroR or the Dsx GRAFT And Ngws-. Dear Sir
With your permission wish 70 say to tbs read.
ers Of you pager that viii. send by return mai
to all who wish it, lfree) Recipe, with tun ii.
reclious for making and using simple vegetable
BALM. that gill edectuaily remove, in 10 days
Pimples, Rlotches, Tan, Freckles and sll lm1 mi
ties Of the Skin. leaving the same SOFT clear
emcoth and Der utiful NNsF IN ~
will also mail free TO those having Bald Heads
or Bare Fsces, .imPIe directions and ihformatio
that will enable tnem to start . full growth Of
Luxurisnt hatr, Whiss r. or Moustacbe, in less
than 30 dsys. all ~ plications answered BY re-
turn mail without charge
Respectfully yours. TAOS. F. CHAPMAN.
je3O-d3m 'bem'st No. s3l Broad way, 7.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03
the rwO CANDIDATES.


The relative posit ons Of the two op-
pssisg osod'dstss for Governor Of Iowa
are clearly de6Usd. The declarations Of
both, made since their nomination arc
On record, and IN such PLAIN band that
thev can be read Of oil, aud 10 such un.
disguised terms - 10 leave DO doubt on
the minds Of any. The p sitioo Of Gen.
Tutlle, the democratic candidate, was
stAt~d BY himself 10 his letter Of accept
soce, ~ fellows:
Il am in favor Of a viroro prosecu
ton Of the var to tie foil extent OF on
power, until the rebellion il suppresstd d,
and Of usiog q II mea, 8 that may be i"
our 0s,ess,on, recognized BY hono,a able
wsri.r~, Tor tina, purpose. am tor the
Union without an II, aud regardless o.
whether slavery stands or tails by its
restoration, aud in favor Of peace on no
other tesms then uncondi ional submis-
sion Of the rebels TO the constituted au
thOr,ties Of the government Of the Uni
ted States"
Who is there among the friends of
the Union who d. not endorse every
word Of the above? None but IT. enc
mics are opposed to that portion.
Nov what does Col. Stone say. In
bis Keokuk speech, made on the I'd Of
July, be said:
"FELLow CI1IzESs The opposition
charge that this is an abolition war.
We'll, l admit that it is 40 abolition
Uor. 1t Vas not such 10 tho start but
the administration has discovered that
they could not subdue the South else
than by making it An sb"lit,On war, and
they have done 70; aud 1t will be con
noued ~ an abolition var s, long ~
there Is one Save in the s nth to be
made free. Never, never can there by
peace made, r is peace desirable, un-
I'll the lat Ink If slavery is abolished"
'.o"d ana prolonged cheers from the
sboI toms s, ~biie the ,epubl Can Union
lists mutte'ed much dissent.
Pla ner .auguage could not he used
TO define the position vf both candid .te4.
The one has only the restoration of the
UoiOo 10 view; The othe, con. OF see the
Union until matter Of more Importance
to him, Is determined : the niger que.-
tion. The one is true 70 the country
the other true only to the abolition par
~. Gen. TuttIe asks no ood,tious lie
10 !" favor Of the Uu,ou at oil hszard-.
Col. Stone declares against the Union.
uoIess slavery is abolished.
These are the two candidates. Each
repr cents bis party ia thtuIly. Can
any sane man, whose eyes a.e no,
blinded with party, or who IS no, bound
hand and foot 10 parry serv, ude, hest
tate to cat bic vote Tor Gen. Tu,tea
the day Of election draws near It i.
the duty 81 every voter TO make up his
mind - to which way he will cast bis
influence whether tor the Uuip n ut all
hazards, Or against it unless certain con
d'tons are compl ed WITH. Which
course seems to be tho most many
the most honorable! The question is not
even debstssble. The right and the
wrong Is t"o early defined IN the two
caadi tates to admit OF an error ia iudp>
ment. 1he on y thing Il at can prevent
the election Of Gen. Tnttle is slavery 10
party, aud Indifference to the welfare #
the country. When the mai orlty 10 any
county falls iuto that condition, we'll
u " that country mourn, tor her day Of
sorest trial has come.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03

The undereigned having been restored to health
in . few weeks, by . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with sever. lung
Affection, aud hat dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufereu
tho means Of cure.
.HTo ell who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used free If charge' with the dire"
lions for preparing nd using tho same, shich
they will find suRR CURs for CONSUMPTION, a srH
Ma, ssoNcHIfIs, &c. Tho only objec of tho ad-
vertiser in sending the prescription is to beLe6
the afflicted, and spread Information which hs
conceives to be invaluable, and hs heres every
sufferer will try his remedy. as it will cost them
nothing. and mag orove blessing
KEW. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
sp26-dA w3m New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03
The siUger S.wi.g machi~e

nAO ~ ND
Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
ChINE is ia I Ga ming world-wide reputsti.' n.
It is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and
nest beautiful Of all Family Sewing Machines
vet offered % the public. NJ other family Sew
ing Machine has many useful appliances for
demm,ug. Bindirg Telling. Tucking Gathering,
GuagiDR, Braiding, EmbroideriDg, Cording. s.d
| so forth No other family sewing machine has so
much capacity for . great variety OF work. 1t
will sew all kinds of 9th, and with oil kinds Of
thread Great and rec ut Improvements mske
our Family Ss~inx Machine must reliable, and
mos, durable. and N ,st certain in action at oil
rates Of speed. 1t makes the interlocked stitch,
which i. the best known. Any one, even Of tho
ordinary capacity. see At glance, how to use
the letter 4 Family Sewing Ma hine Our Fam
y Sewing Machines are finished in chaste and
exquisite 8 yta.
The Fol,ing case Of the Family Machine 10 .
piece o cunning workma nship Of the most useful
kind. Il protects tho machine when not in use
aud when about to be operated may be open. a.
= spacious and substantial table to sust.in the
work. While So Of the Eases. made out Of tho
choicest woods, are flashed in the simplest and
chas,est manner posi- le, Others are adorned and
embelished IN the most costly and superb manner
1t is absolutely necessary to zee the Family
Machine in operation, so as to judge otis great
capacity and beauty. ltis fas, to coming as po,-
ulsr for / miy sewing IS our Msou occurring ma
chimes uanIfacturins purpos es.
The Bran on los are eli veil supplied with
silk twist thread. neei,os, oil. Ac., of the best
quality
r.nt for q PAxPH,rr.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ass Broadway. N. Y.
Chicsgo Office, SO ClAik Street.
X. kkAJSE.
1e-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03

A letter IF IN Virginia City, Idaho
Territory. to the S.. joseph Mewr eays
Il am now 10 one Of The richest 70 d
mines in tbs or any other court J.
Tb. y have hetn bat . shot tine d..
covered, and the beat portions If them
have not been opened, but tb se that
are no~ being w-rked pay from ten to
'wsn.y Eve dolIa per DAY. It j.
though, ,hat tho . re others TO 10
opsoed that will pay one hund ed dol
lss per q y :, the b nd, from the fact
that twenty-five dollass to the pan Of
dirt has already bssu taken out off, EN-.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03

A Ont 70 DO 08NTHi IL HOuaHWORK.
n Nest - y q dent u N IL SvsssAss, "a
$50 v:s rsesonsadsd, Apely at Ills s0ee ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03

AG NTLkMAN, ru ed Of Nerv sus Debility
Incoup teocy. Premature Decay AMI Youthful
Error. actus ed BY desire 10 ben ct Others. sill
10 h.ppy 70 furnish to oil who need it Gree Of
chsrge,) the rec ipe and directions for makiug
the smps remedy used in his case. Those
wishing to profit BY his Experience. and posse .
Valuable Kemedy, will receive tho me by re-
turn mail, carefully seaIsd,) by .. dressing
JOHN. b. OGDEN,
sp26d3m Ne. 60 Nassau Stree New York.
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Hold bv LORD 4 SMITH, wholesale Druggists,
% n Street, Chicago, general Wholesale sgents
to when orders u ~ be addressed. ag7 -dw1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03
THE UNt A.-iON> 4 x,NhshAs n
or am 1nvAl1a.
Published for the benefit. an q warning and
A GAlITluN IN Ynn n Ar.s

who sufsf iron Spsfnatssrhaa. Nervous Osbili.
y, Prenasure DssaS, etc ,supplysse st the cans
has cured himests s'tef bene q 70 srest rpenss
ADD iajMy shresDh msdisal haabue a ssssh.
cry.
b eselssisg - paid aadsussa savele..
siseIs sepjss may - bad q the ssshoe. - 2
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Ess..
ag19- AAslyl ssAes1s xia0 CeSosv, q, Z.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-03
Ml5CELLANEOUS.
W1LCex AclDSs'
. e " INC MACurNr.
Prize, With nennsr 1 EsIler, ~
TIE wilcox A0IBss s9wlrg MACHINE
Z ~ Ssss sssaiss. ~;ssoss ssesy1 = ys;ss. r.
Family sewing,
Braiaing.
memming,
Telling,
Tacking,
COrh2m~-

II forms Dat. e1sa and elastic sesu which +
warranted not y rip 10 vsss even " ths seen 4
cut at frequent Intervals end also under n, c;,-
cumsfances ITO survive the wash tab"
patented device Of great Utility 10 ies,psys.
Pfsv.nts the possibility u the naekiss beire m
In the wrong direct On o. sHe b.isses. v hssl
wearing lady's dress
Aao her fss'use v3ieh deserves particular n.
'esston u the wilcox Patent Needle, which css.
cot DO eet srong.
Its snph.tic.llv the god v.p,ie.d family
sewing machine that the public have lon. -.
wanting for. Bossn 7rws.cv.ps,
it's Indeed wonderful psodocti6n aoi for fan.
~ us e., scislly no Other ~iii bear snv eom,a,
ism with it, PHI. Es..isg Jomrs.I
Amechsnical WONDER trise sifc Am., ;ea.
among the oe.t and most se'v'ceatIe swine
msrhiaes. Light and elegantly 6pi,bed .,d -
simple in its constrocsion thst II seeme simcst
Chr ,s,cle
Has combined With ,ts cwu pecu,is, me,;ts n,
the really valuable Improvements Of The h,shsr
price mschipes. Pewn.yipawias.
thi' machine IN Ii. opinion Of ,ho ~or,,,,t..
nile more ncsr'y the requirements Of p~rfe~, - a.
Report Of 1858 '"''''" -
Taking into consideration siurIicisy .cbes pcs..
our n'iity and ooiag al w"sf .he conni 10 oers
| una n'mcn'ly IN fsv . Of the WILCOX 4 G,bb.. :
| "nRie thr "a machine. - Pesnssivar,a laase a..
rsc.Ifarat sociey's Report. -
We n,se 10 Justice express our ~onA Hence IN The
m.nss Of she Wilcox Gibhe sewing mseh,ne =
We consider that . Rreat d'side,atun has heer
Implied BY II In proving beyond doubt tbst tvo
'h'es's are not. ~ vas suprnsed nec-s.vv IN a
Rood machioe. - Chrsstian Advocate and .L,.s..i
Jsse 81 1860 '""'""'
A,ef much wear and many vashipps the
| sntcn'ns IL found to retain oil the rorndpess.
evenness and 6rmne's which arc 70 much sdm,,.3
| st frat. -Ae,o FORK Ssw, ' %
10 princitle it IL perfect -Emgimeer L.don.
hss evident oints Of superiority over ~ others
sers, cable machine Ofthis We have or.
per,'fce IN our own familv.- boston irore,e,
Ths beauty and simplicity Of its mechsnism
| are admirable.- Eryress
N"sewine machine heretofore introduced has
10 .. snort tine acqn'''d such well merited pop
uisvity.- Cincis~ani Gnsek,s
We esteem II the b.st machine for rar ily use.-
me stitch IS un. rceIsi onoi Signed by MANY nun.
d'sd cit,sens n Pm ,indeiphia.
ESend for Circular -,
JAMES WILCOX Maruf.c,urer.
tpo-u bWs Rroadwsv, Y.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby givcn that in pursuance o:
~ license granted to tho undersigned ns
administrator Of the estate of benjamin D.
Gay, deceased, by the Probat, Court or Good
hue county Il shall. on tho 18th day:f Angust,
4. y. 1863, betwe en- the hours Of ten o'clock
A. NJ. and fonr O'Clock P. NJ, Of said day, At
tho front door of the Court House, in tho city
Of Red Wing, county Of Goodhue. State or
n Minnesota, proceed 70 sell At public suction
the following described real property in,fssid
f'oodhue county, to tho highest bidder for
cash, to vii: The northwest quarter Of south
west quarter Of. fection 2s, and tho southsst
quarter OF southeast &c arter of section -, and
the west half Of southeast quarter, and south
west quarter Of northeast quarter, and north
half Of northeast auarter Of section 80, al IN
township ll8 north Of range IL, vest, Ssid
lands wifi be offered in forty acre lots, subject
to hack taxes. Dstedz June ", 1868, ~ 2T7'
.,,ts..g.1 1SYLyANUSaKsU sUPIIAk, a,s,
- Administrator OF The estate Of
Benz. D.Hay, deceased.
G. & J. G. MCCLURE. Attorneys
v7n42 xgs, - ~ for Administrator. =.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08
CLAGETT q CROSBY AttorncyRs &-'3t
for Mortgagee, Hastings, MINI.

NOTICE or SALE UNDER EXECUTION.
and by virtue Of an execution issucd
- out OF and under the seal of the District
Court in and for the county Of Ramsey, State
OF Minnesota, Second Judicial District, by tho
Clerk thereof. on the Cad day of May. "A. d.
the seventh day Of February 4 !. b. 1889, where
IN Oliver Ames was plaintiff and Joseph Scott,
Caleb NJ, Lewis and }. w. Crawford. late part-
ncrs as Lewis, Scott 4 Co., was defendants, in
favor Of said plaintiff aud against said defend
ants tor the sum of eight hundred aud thirty
Xix and o. 100 $S3G.o4( dollars, and four and
lo-ioo dollars increased coSts u transcript OF
said Judgment was, on the tenth day of Feb.
ruary: a. d. 1859. dockctcd in said Goodhuo
county, which sald execution was to me direct
ed and delivered. did, on :he sth day june,
a. 2. 1863, ley npon all the right, title and
Caleb NJ. LOWS and j w. Crawford, late part
ners us Lewis. Scott & Co. had, on the tenth
day Of February "A. d. 1859, or has Mt any timo
since had in and to the following described
lands and premises with all their appurtcnan-
ces .yng and being in Goodhue county, State
{55), tfty-sx l5s), f,,y-scvon 81 y, fitty:ei.ht
/ 5s) and fifty nine (5yj in block one q and u
raction adjoining lot fifty nine (5y) bounded
by Main and front street, in front Of block six
l6) to low water mark, excepting ty-four
i24) feet on the north west cnd Of said fraction.
!""Vs c'ghtt anu n1nc Z! bloc: hvc 70 lots
two ~ and three b in block six 90. lot nino
(9) in block five l5) in Baiics addition 20 tho
town Of Central Point 1sJ@@gEq 1884 e@34 &e,
Now, therefore. net.ce is hereby xiye., that
shall, on the ed duy W July, 4. D. 1865, at
10 o'clock i'll the forenoon Of said day, ut tho
'front.' door Of the Court Heuse, in tho city Of
l'ed Wing, in Goodhuc county, State Of Mime
sofa, otter for sale at public auction. under said
execution the lands and premises so lc vied upon
as aforesaid, and shall then and there strike off
and sell the same for cash to the highest bid
der, or 80 much thereof AZ shall be necessary to
satisfy said execution, together with legal in
tercst, costs and disbursements. Dated at Rod
Wing, Goodhuc county, Minnesota. Juno 9th,
A. D. 1868. MARTIN S. CHANDLER,
Sheriff Of Goodhuc county, Minnesota.
&BRIsBIN d BIoELow, .t1-@y|F1 = @n46y7v7
Attorneys for Plaintiff. ~ - s-, 49,.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEfAoLIx has been made in the soudihsns
- OF certain lndenture Of mortgage execut-
ed BY s. 8. Moody ox Hastings, Dakota county
and Territory rqw statc Of Minnesota, Mort
State Of New York, mortgages, beSfSes eys aSss
and duly acknowledge OIL the etwenty-s;xth dsvs
+of October, A. d. 1857, which said mortaar %
contains the usual power Of sale to the mortoa-
gee and his assigns, xAnd was -dxly filed Tor.
record on the 28th day of October, A. u. 1857.
at ten O'clock L. NJ. in the Office ofthe Register
Of Deeds sof sGoodhue county Territory, now
recorded il book "3" Of r2oltgages pages $40
and $50. Said mortgage was given to secure
the payment Of a certain promissory note made
BY the said $. B. Moody, bearing, date on the,
said twenty sixth day Of October, a. D. 1887
TOR the sum Of two hundred and ninety nix dol-.
to the order Of the said Robert Ennis, with in
terest after maturity at the rate Of sever, per
cent per month until paid.a There is claimed
to be due and is actually due at the date Of
this notice upon said note and: mortgage the
sum Ct two hundred and ninety dollars
With interest thereon at the rate of seven per
cent per aDnum from the twenty-ninth Gayyiof
october, 1858, amounting, at the date of this
notice to the sum of three hundred end ninety
dollars and ninety cents, and no suit or pro-
ceedings at law ha We been instituted to recover
tn the debt secured BY said mortgage or any part
The mertgaged premises are described as fol-,
lows; Al that tract or parcel Of land lying
and being in Goodhue county, State Of Mime
sofa, described rs follows, to wit The south,
west quarter 6 " ~ of section number twenty
Two 22) in township one hundred and nine
l1o9) north of range eighteen 1s) west, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres moro or
less according to the Government survey there
Of: Nov, therefore, notice is hereby given BY
virtue OF the power Of sale in said mortgages
contained, and pursuant to- the statute in such
case made and provided, the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by sale Of the mortgaged premises
above described at public vcndue to the highest
bidder at the front door of the Court House At
Red Wing, county of Goodhue and State Of
Minnesota, on Vednesday. the 18th day Of july,
4. %. :63, at eleven o'clock a. n. of that day,
to satisfy and pay the amount which shall then
be due on said note and mortgage with the
disbursements Of this foreclosure. Dated Red
Wing, May 27th, 1868. 49, :.s...- : y7n44w7
'.'09 s ROBERT ENNIS, Mortgages. 70
| CLAGETr & CROSBY Attorneys &-,9S s9i,;.4
for Mortgage, Hastings, MINI.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08
= . 7 Y ! 7
THE CHICAGO
Evening Journal n.
- FOR 1868. 81 &5E
DAILY WEEKLY AND TR-WEEKLY.

The Chicago Journal. first esta ablishcd to ad-
vocatc the election of Henry Clay. has follow
ed the principles Of the old u hg party into
the Republican ranks !; and in the party OF the
Union, it will, as it ever has oppo<e public
fraud corruption, and the enemies Of tho U Mon.
1t will advocate the protection Of the property
Of loyal Union men, in every part Of the Union,
and will do al in its power to assist in crushing
out the causeless rebellion, which has called
half u million Of armed men into tile field, to
defend the Stars and Stripes. -
But the newspapcr-reading public of the
West, know too we'll what the Chicago Eycis;rle
Journal is, to be told Of It. IL ii only rleccs-
isary to say that 1t now has facilities for giving
THE TEST, NEWS, that it has mover cn-
,oyed before. and that it's editorial and rcpor-
torial force will he increased to an extent that
warrants us in promising as able md good q
general new spaper, as is, or can he, published
out Of New York. While it's political charac-
tor shall be, as it always has been, fully up
with the demands Of the tilaes-- conservative
IN spirit, bold in expression, and firm in the
opposing wrong in all its forms, and coming
out fearlessly in Inaintcnance of tile cause Of
justice and the people, Us opposed TO the mach
nations and intrigues OF arrogance, cliques,
and corrupt combinations for the aggrandlze-
ment of ambitious men or special interests, at
the expense Of the public welfare it will at the
same time discuss all subjects and questions OF
a public character freely, carefully aud candid
Ily, and give as full and comprehensive an ab-
stract Of the general intelligence Of tho day
as can be crowded into its columns. -S ss =
IITs COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL DEFART'
xExrs shall be moro full than in years past, ID
proportion as these interests increase in ex-
tent and Importance. N@s''a 1"''5
THE TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT
shallbe second TO tbatcf no paper in the West.
We shall continue to receive the regular Asso-
81 H.. II. T.