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The New York herald., 1863-09-04
The Massachussctts Democratic state
Convention.

NOMINATIONS ron STATE orrIcEns.
WoacrSTEI, Mass, September ., 1893.
The Democratic state Convention large, enthu.
sIas,c and harmonious. Fifteen hundred and twenty
delegates were present
BIcHsRD 4. sposposp Of Ncwburypcrt ~as chosen
President and made elaborate and able speech ON taxi
ing the chair lie urged union all parties for tho
OF tho Union against the administration Of Abraham
Lincoln
while the Committee on Permanent Organization was
out stirring speeches made by Judge Abbott, OF
Boston, Dr. Page o Springfield and Dr. George D. Lorpg
Of Salem. The spirit of the Convention was most do
cdediy Expressed against tho apparent purpose VI tho
adminsir conducting the for the solo object
Of negro emancipation, instead u the preservation OF the
Union and tho restoration OF ihc constitution.
HKSRy W PAINS of Cambridge candidate before tho
Convention for Governor beng called for came forward
and said he sto.d the 1r-t time before Denocra,ic
Convention Why he heroy iie kne. that the demo
cratic party had always maintained the national const
tnon and had always been devoted 10 the
of the unon and had chershed the rights o tha states
IL had record which bad pcged 70 this pcrpcniiy Of
tho constitution and tho Union and the rights Of tho
states. Ne vas with shc party. wherc else could .
open ham than the dcnocgMic party through which he
could pass without dishonor and disgrace 10 spoke
earnestly against Capitalization and the rapidly with
vhIch ths genera government was shsorng tbs powers
o. the Sses aud he urged that every influence should 10
brought 10 bear IN resistance 10 this fatal tendency
Henry Pains unanimously nominated for t'over
nor and Thomas Plunkct, oG fntshcd, iW Lieutenant
Governor
The resolutions that we're passod declare strongly
state rights oppose the prosecution Of tho war for
poses OF sa ipaiion aud the tension
law States no, rebellion. They declare
that the IN. result ~ soccssioD a the sous anu
nj the North aud the democratic party would
put down by the swosd the other by tbe bal
IL box They pronounced the Conseriptoo act unwi.e
and nceicss harsh oppressive and unequal in ts opera
too aud warmly applaud Horao seymour Tor the stand
he has taken. Tho announcement u his name was re-
ceivcd v ith applause.
mo following persons we're elected aeie9assv the
National Convention jueiah q. Abbott Of Boston: on
stcvcns Substitute, frss,nE reaeh. of springfield
n " Carpenter, substitute isaac DAVIS, ~ Worcester
George W. Hcnchcy, substitute; Jane y. Thompacu
chari.slowu: Charles feebnur. Substitute.
The New York herald., 1863-09-04
TA~ R~s..-Am.rseaa Alliance.

lrfom INC siouns ffesrSt AekhA w.
We bcsr that comun catons have been received from
Englrsh source, according 70 which yveyor,
oosrss fer e 1Tyrochiao rnf tcoton Of osir> and
d,fenrs ciittBe, b,iceen ~ Ttrytugp and Washin9on
This evsntuaty should this somewhat speculative infor
nntinn b. confirmed. would rvacpray ar,ct M J.aytn
of the kryaess 1n1 Ielish aseyfsons.
The New York herald., 1863-09-04

Dsnsr tt src's0aa ~ ,ss ~ss 10 y, 81 80.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
VIM. 8. 3 kAOauaY'S
PiiN0-FORTE ESTABLISHMENT
No. 1923 Eroome Street,
NEW YORK.

hesuoscriber respectfully invites tho atten
non o hlsfriends and ,hs pabllc geoerAil ' to
ms fisno sorte establishments, II No. Ar
broone street. corner Of COSBY.
Having Withdrawn his interest, stock and ms
"riais from tbs late finn OF Light,& Br .dbury,
"hicn hra WAS dissolved on the 3lst Jannary uii,,
aud nav ne purchased the entire stock Of iiano.
ro'te' and Piano Forte material, owned by his
brother. Edwsri q. ir dbury, il the said 6r.n, he
Tor his Get. b. ated Piano rortes. Emplo,in. The
most skillful ana experienced worSmen, with y
large stock Of the best and most thoroughly sea
sohed material. AID an abundsuce of Capital. he
mas taken IN hand the Personal supervision oil the
Whole business OF manufacturing his instruments
and 70 enabled to turn cut fiAnv-Fortcs OF une-
gu ilicd tone and daraJleass,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
DER DEMoknAr slit oUyp n,
CONSOLATION.

Oar 6simsn cotemporIsy intimate.
mat II does not like to have US copying
ITS articles TO prove our position On toe
c~orscrip,ioa act. We did not. Th
posl,ion taken by rs il imp,e,nabe
consequently We seek tic co-opc at 81.
ofno pspsr or person TO stfcngthea it,
we confess u being amused nj
tie oiioit Ct our German friend
TO prove sornethin. - il was ye,,
had 10 ti whal--in the trans \ i'm
IN yesterday Go=ene. The turdsn Of
tue entire column seemed to be to prov,
taat tue ccitor OF Dr. UemoAgas take
" "liefen' we" Of the workings Of III,
cJnsc J! on from what We do. The ~.
temp. was a sgnal failure in The prime.
psi :e'nis. Der Demokrat believes !,
conscr'Ption on general pri~nciples-ss
tue best '''cans Of c)nduetitg a var o.
Any considerable magnltude bot TIA,
it should be Introduced at the $ ar, "
cannot dissent. DIR Demokrat tliel.
that G ngress has made this conscrip-
isss:aaw atasce. We canro u dtny 4,
Ds< 4EEdkfcf deeds that il i,
farce Abscansc i excuses the rich .o- =
morey consideration, and throws H..
burden Of the lighting upon the poor
We aic OF tie same opinion. We ask
1t 70 admit DO more. We ave claimed
nothisg else. The as. calls Tor ,Lc roo,
only. The rich can pay Their handfol
st gssen-tacks and 20 scot free, Toi.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
Brsdbury's New Scale Piano Forte

10 the arrangement Of our new e-alc, drIw2
and prepared with the utmos, caro-, en- nressly for
our new instruments. We have added every i'm
protehient winch can In any way toni To the per
iection Of the Piano For. e. and we can conf ,en,iv
.ssert, tina. for delicacy OF touch, volume, lu.iiy.
b'iiiancy and sweetness Of ,onr, CONFINED win
that strength and solidity Of irane n~,cessary to
dufAoil't', these Instruments are unt ,slisi.
",TKkAGrH AND BEAUTY is our motto, aud wo
In the land.
~ Every instrum cnt is wirranted 70, Gse
years.
WIN. d BRADBURY,
Al Broome street, corner crosby, New York.
mhh-2m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

"HEREAS, ON TIE 2oTd DAY OF No.
w venber. A. ID. 1851, Uapiel A.. PIuu,,
executed unto u. 5. True, as Trustee. q cert I'm
Deed OF Trust, G hvsy,ns to said Trustee the
l,nd in Scott county, Iowa, described as follows
to-wlt; Tho vest half OF the south ives, quar-.
ter OF section twenty-twJ (22) in township sew
onty-nine l1v) north, OF ranse numbcr two ~
est OF the ON 4. a., coassining eighty (sOj
acres. Nhica sad conveyance was mai. by tho
said Daniel A. Huner for The purpose Of s.cur-
Ing tho payment OF two certain pfomissoiy nvf.s
and the Interest thereon, signed By said van.e
A. P,umor, daiei the 10Th day Of November. An.
lSo1. and payable as follows: Ono tor III sum
OF one hundred aud tHsnty-nine 80 loo dollars.
payable one year from is date and one Tor the
sum Of five hundred and thirty three So loo dol.
lars, both payable to Moses Porter. Tho last
mentioned Is now the property OF Almet Skerl.
And now saii last mentioned note having be-
como due and payable, and the said Dan ei A..
rlumer having failed to pay the same, !, D.. s.
True, Trustee as Aforesaid, DO hereby give this
public mott ., that By virtue of the power watch
is in me vested hy said Deed Of Trust, I will, on
Wednesday, tho 18th day OF March, A. d Is6s.
at the hour VI two e. o'clock in the Afternoon of
said day. at the Court House door. in The ci, OF
Davenport, expose and offer Tor sale, at pubic
auction, the parcel OF land above described, or so
much thereof ~ or all be sufficient TO satisfy and
pay the amount OF said note With the inie est
thereon to the day Of sde, together with ali the
co'i' and expen ses attending said SAFE, costs Of
this notice and trustee : lees.
Dated the l4.h day OF February d. 1854.
b >. TRUE,
les io-hfe Tru stee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
A Word for Marine sheen.

Mr.. N. Cunningham, Stark Co, in an.
swer 20 The question proposed by Ii,
Quo state Board of Agriculture
Nhlcl are the Best Sheepin write. >.
t"il VT: "iLls question may have Al
many q tfefcnt aa, wers rs men have
dlii cent notions and opinions. T, ,be
hock MISTER, Who breeds and keen.
sheep .oi ne wool pDncipalIe, the spsn
ISL Mcrino e%.tcemc auov. any olber
In TINS csiDa.c. Some of the reason,
f1r ths ate rs t'loas The Sp.ai,b
Memo produces a greater quantity o,
"o"l, N proportion TO tic "a, Of the
carcass ,lan any oiher variety Ct sheen.
II IS a &c ..raiiy admitted fact, ,hat III
ANIMALS consume food in proportion 10
the WEIGHT oi csrcese. 1bis b mo ,he
rase, and the diff renee in weIslt no
tween y ) anlsll Merino and a Le,ees-
t~erstitc or " South Down, beng abont
ott-lhlrd, II VIII rcailiy tie seen which
OF IN I" varieties is most pr iitaL,,e for
Wool Tor, generally. il VIII be ton,d
nat the W'll-buiit, close aud comract
IS, @S"aN FouHus weight
wa produce more pounds of wool than
tiie Lelcestershire or tie South Downs
= one huodred and 'w,n,v rouods. Il,
,iis be true, 1t requires ose- lnrd more
Iced to produce a pound Of wool from .
!. 'ceste'snire ~ Sou.h Down shec,
'hhn 1t does from \ Spanish Merno
"hi'e' al the same time, a pound Of I'm.
S%,anish Meiino is worth and will sell q,
At cas-: one-ihitd more than The .tha.
uspefaly VI Eot now -Ep
Tue wool OF the S2anish M.,ino i
general very C III act and close and bo.
oi'y also, Il protects the bodies !,
u c animals rom The lnciemenci,. OF The
'",a'"ef willie on the loose, open, and
"ooled varieties, when cAp,s,d 10
'ie tans ard storm, The wool ,econss
saturated, The vaA fluids it's way,o ,hs
sk'n' The animal takes cold, aud uerLs,s
f""Ps
Spanish OF some o'hcr of thc Mann.
heid together IN laree tlocks better ,hon
L@'ee teshife,C otswolds or South D,waa
ii'ey are, perhaps, The mo-; Quit .,a
nociie var ely q sheep OF all .th,r.-
! Ills u a great consiIeration.r-Ama.;
caa d9-ictaturisi.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
NOTICE.

To ]. CASTOR, Iii idleson 4 Lyon, J. Musselman
Mary i,a,ly, Ih'm.s ~isrwooi, James DALI 4
ana Amos Pierce:
Won are hereby notified, in accordance with :
Direction 81 Tho Guy Council of the CITY o.
Davenport, given a, the Regular meeting OF mid
Couicil. March Al, lsf3, to the undersigned CITY
Marshal Of sid c,ty, mat you are req aired "a
lay. or cause TO be laid, a side walk. 2 feet in
ridIh' en- the fouih 8 de Of Loo at Street, from
: arnam Street wet 10 brady trset, 10 The CITY
of Davenport, and il said side walk is not laid
with n tne week from hi. da The same win be
laid at Jour cost and expense.
LEONARD,
March 6 h, los.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
oAn0oEs sxHr nY kINK srElMsna.


usss ~ tne siouse Oi Representatives,.
Tnc following is the vote in the House
oil Representatives on the ConscIiptiou
Bill:
ieas-Me,srs. Aldrich, Arnold, AL.
Icy, Ashley, Bai1ey, Baker, B.x,er,
Ieamsn, Baxter, bingham, Blair, Va.,)
Bar, (fenn,l Bake, Brown, (Va,,)
Buiiiaston, Calvert, Campbell. Casey,
Chambt,lalu, Clark, Coiiax, Frederick
A. Consllng, Roscoe Cooking, Covode,
cri'fie.d, Cutler, Davis, Dawes, Deianc,
Owen, Duan, kdgerton, Edwards, Elliot,
4 y, f%enton, Samael Z. L'essendcr,
lhos. - Fcsseader, Flanders, Fisher,
fratcho', Frank ,Gooch, vim Granger.
Gafley, lIaAa, llalgh,, Hale, Harrison,
iilcknan, Hooper, iIo,ton, iiatch,ns,
Julian, Kelley, kctiogg, (M~,chigsn,)
kellogg, QIi;no's,) Kllineer, Lao.ins,
LeaI,, Looms, Low, y, lowe, Mcindo,
Mckc.r, Mcknight, Mcpherson, Mar
ston, MAYNARD, Mitchell, Moo,hcad.
MorrllI, CMalne,) Morr,ll, (Ne,mon,,)
Nixon, ON, psllcn, Phelps, (Caliior-
nt',) Pike, Pomcroy, Potter, Rice,
Mass ehn.ctts) Rice, (Mane,) Riddle,
Rollns, n. ~ Sargent, Sedg~ica, Sc
ga, s~aanks, sheffield, Shell ,bs, ger,
SHERMAN, Sloan, Spanlding, Stevens,
stratton, Thomur. (Massachuselts,)
Thomas, (Mar,land,D Iraie, Inmtl
Iro~biidSc, Nando, or, Van Horn, We.
Re, Walker Val, Wallace, w aitor, w ash
bnrn, Webster. Wheeler, White tt di.
a a Wilson, Window, Wo,ee>ter-u5.
Nays Nessrs, 1Hen, lOhso,D .1aoa,
(~Itf"tos,l -1acono, Biilt, Clements,
Z nwa,, torAuv, lo5, Crape,.s, lrif,
fenden, Dffopiuine, Imtior, E.gti,A,
Fo~he, 1reter. I'M, EcrH"2, MI
nun, Johnso", Aer,yan, heopp. lar.
L4-eor, NaHcgy, Xuy. Mcn.i.s, Morris,
.Ao6lc. Aorto", N0geat, ieAat TON. Per,
~. Price, Kobtnso,.. Roti,ns. iNtssouil
M"t, Stee', tAew Iork) steel, (.ve~
Jps'y,) Shfes, Faaandigham. Voo,hees.
HadscotM, Ward, lphaiey, Uh.n
l04'o,) W'clAg, Wood, Woodruff,
! etmon-49.
Republicans in Roman, Democrats in
This vote shows the fiends and or
OF this iof,mons Bill. Those Re-
Dubl'cans who have charged that 1t was
D party measure may as well "dry M"
he people CANNOT lie deceived.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
HAYWOOD. Il consisted II large imam.

Haywood. II consisted # 4 large oman
iity Of army stores. % 900 Iifes, GO ton,
Of z %,npowder, 100000 cartridges, and
5000 900 percussion caps. Up to with.
10 the at lew days her clearance pa
pcrs were not entered at the Custom
I%Ioasc. She is supposed to be . Con-
tolerate vessel.
"On the same day the Peterhof, an
other steamer, also 81 led from London,
laden with army stores and necetssIies,
aud her clearance papers we're o TO be
found entered only a lev days ago. The
cnstom lists TEEN with cases similar to
these enumerated"
As no recapitLla,ion Of the different
shipments accompanies the above .t.tc
meni. we give it here, to show tho
aggregate:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13

Is Der Demokrat's argument. Il 10
sound. We thank that paper for its *
planalion, fJr il substantially rei,eratcs
It's frs, position. We can never have
any words Of difference about that
Please accept our thanks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
Will AchaDg, for City PfepeYIy

LIGHT ACRES OF LAND SITUATED TWO
L. and a hal, lniles liom the Z ut House, ta.-
export. Iowa. eai iaad IS veil improved, hay-
ins IA good House, Ba. d. Listerns ! nj ali couye-
hiencss pertaining to comfort. There are Fruit
ltees Of every variety, old enough to bear this
year. Also y acre Gespes four years old, staked
ana Ia lac orocr Asparagus beds, Strawberries.
tu'rhnt, Lawion BackDerres, Kaspbenies.
Sbrnbbery. and in ia,t everything calculated to
make The plac Lot only desirable, but a pr, fable
residence. The above Will be exohsnged Tor city
property, anu some cash paid II Necessary. in-
qaiie Q! JAO. D.. HARRIS,
lie Ola re- House.
mrh Wv Or | w. HARRISON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
DEAERTEXS!

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS
L enlisted Tor Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Dn NEWPORT, Iowa
| iuAkLsS GORGUS, born ia Tenewee county
Michigan 20 years old. u machinist, e~llist,d No.,
95th, ;62. at Dsscnf OFT, by Capt v III Purse.t. la
three years. Gray eyes, auburn hair. d rid com'
fiex.on, . fl ~ inches in lei. h,. ae-er,ed on
sunday the 2!st lay OF her. 1862.
ALsEkr IEtPLE, born in Mcii.ury ecun,,
Illinois, 20 years old, occnpi ion u f,rmer. enlist
Cd Nov. so.h, 1872, M Davenport. by capt Vim
Inrseil Tor three y'nrs. Blue eyes, br. wp hair.
horid compl. aion. 5 ( t51a inohee high, deserted
Gu Sunda', the 2lst Ct ~itecember. 1872.
BEh PRINCE, born in Frederick county.
Maryland, Il year. DID farmer by occu, alton. en-
listed September 9th, 1859. at keokuk.. h, Mai r.
William ~BelSnay, for 3 year, has grey ewes.
.nwn hair, lair complexion, D feet inches hiyb
for me 18TH in.anry. e"
J.L. BRADEN, born in Decatur county. Jndi.
ana, aged ~ years, by occupation a farmer, on
listed Ut davenport, Iowa, & usust IL, has hszsl
eyes. black hair and dark complexion, height 5
feet 10 inches.
WILLIAM b JONES, born in Ora, vs cou,,v
New sofk, aged "a years. BY occupation ! csy,
penter, enilsr,d IN lo,a City Iowa, July III. has
olack eyes, sandy hair AID dark conplex;nn
height 5 feet D isches.
JOHN hOOGdTEN, born in Hardin coun,v
OHIO. sged ~ years, by occupation a farmer. on,
listed O.. Davenport, Iowa. September 20. has grew
.yes, light hair and light complex on, height
feet 6H iaches.
Ary Gle appreheniing any one or all Of said
soldiers, will 40 paid ali reasonable Cost OF trans.
~portation and subsistence, together with a r.w.,d
oi nve dollars. when said desc rters are retnyoaa 20
the~ Commanding Officer OF Camp ,cielIan.
-, k. NJ. LirTLex.
"a Iowa Infantry, commapdiny Cam,
Mcclellan. |have' port. Dec. %. 1862. du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
PEACE PROSPECTS.

It is very natural and not at all i'm
proper to wish for peace, and TO desire
the end IF the present war. 1t is the
PRAYER OF all traly honest and patriotic
men, tina. this Sd ddlng Of blood cease
and that this distracted country resn Z
oace ore the noble position ard chat
acter il. once held ia the estimation OF
the nations Of the Garth. But while W.
are praying tor THE, what are We asking
for with II? Peace is not always The
best condition for mankind TO live 10
there are times when Litigation, ofeosc,
and eve war is pref, Fable. There !.
frequently dishonor and RUN attsc' ed to
peace. The man Who refuses 10 f Iht 10
preserve the safety Of his 'amiiy, IS dr.
honorable. lie canrot claim that his
love OF peace IS greater than hfs love Il
bis wife and children, without making
himself appear olions in the eyes OF the
community in which he yes. Il Is The
same with States and uat The STATE
that VII submit TO having It's rights IN
iringed upon year after year, i, called
npon to defend hcrscif-so with 4 ma
ton, when al. attempt is made to reduce
II in tie standard Of greatness to
rsnrp tights Which urqle,t oaably be
long TO II, IT, ultimate resor, is war.
the matters OF difficulty canGot be eel.
led by compromise, lien peace i,
worthless s-sinfai. The terms of va,
are tat the strongest rarly whips NJ.
necessarily is the strongest IN number.
the strongest party, but tho one that h.
TIE power to overcome lis adversary. F..
whether by brute force. xiii ia attack,
or o;hcrwlse, is in reality he STR niger.
10 the question nov pen ling, tie Gov
ctnment is Supposed to be stronger IL
the aggregate 'taa the power in rcbc-
lion agairst il.
IL bring The matter tight home,whai
do wc van with this reae Tia
re afe Longing fr2 We have
tHl on ans"et-~e ~aot the Union.
" : waot tie Cnloa, aud want peace
upon n o.her terms. TIC Democratic
party OF desires peace on o her term. |
ihore ale any VINO wonjd accept i,
knowing Tat The terms a,re disruption.
VIC cannot be Ii 10 youch for his d.
We 1--we peace as deeply as
my enc, but we love the Union as ON
gave it 10 ne, more. We declare
or poe, but the peace We crave CA.
SITS on Y under ia, Constitution az our
Win disraption. there is no
Jnicn-Sith a shattered Union, the
is a Gead letter
What then are the prospect. for
'eacc looking from our .tind p,int p
1T not the people be too saugulne.-
as var has bat jas. commcnccd-a
cas- II Is no. half way through. Upou
he All of this month the term Of the
ADMINISTRATION OF President Lincoln was
'ne-aall com pletcd. The other his,
nus tuu througl-aod perhaps a yea
= so beyond that before we oaa .are,y
.Aica!ate upon the return Of peace and
'h'ly. The pr,scnt administration La.
cen lmbeclle the next, unless We M.
axe The temper Of the people, viii be
'gorous IN the proper direction.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13

"A BALI. took lace reaenlIy at Wen
ma, The proce,ds Of which s,c air..
10 serve as q fund With which ever
year flowers are TO be ought to deco!
rate Bselhoysn's grave.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13

To Henry Miller

To Henry Miller:
Sur GU are hereby notih,d, in accordance
- with = direction VI the Council If the Civ
OF davenport, given at the regular meeting Of
said Council. March 4th, 1868. 10 the undersign.
81, CITY haishai OF said city. within twenty sys
after ole weeks publication Of this ~Iotice. To-
wit: WITHIN twenty days from the 10th day Of
Ma CHI. 1853. TO I'LL up the wesi 60 feet u lit 5
ia Blucs . IN the city Of Davenport, 80 that f, nj
and stasnaht vac will not re naia on said lot
II ssid lot Is not so tilted by yau within tho tims
heron limited. the same will be done vt you ex-
pense, Inc udihg costs, together With 81 pet CO At.
pen.i'y on the .aln..
MAssu.l's ofrioE. City Of Davenport,
Scott Co., Iowa, March ytn. le63
II. LtUNAkD,
Marshal of tho City OF Davenport.
mch f0-lw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13

\ JIG u ONvEUUtO
The Democracy Of tho State Of Iowa arc 70.
lussted to soad delegates to . State Convention
hsssby called. TO be held 81 tho Cspittl 10 the
eityiof DssMoincs, on WEDNESDAY,, THE BOTH
DAT OF MAY NEXT, AT la O'CLOCK n, for
tho purpose Of nominating can iidates for Gov.
crnor, Lieut.. Governor, and Judge Of Supreme
Court. to DO 'spported at the e0sring October
election, and Of ,rsnsscting such other business
as may be deemed necessary.
The basis OF County Representation will bs ono
delegate for every one hundred votes cast for
Richard H.. Sylvester, Secretary Of Sta:e, and ono
for every fraction over Gfty.
The Democracy Of tho several counties In the
State are requested TO see that the necessary steps
are taksn 10 their respective counties to insure
their full representation at the State Convention.
lily order OF the Democratic State Cen srsl Com.
mi:tee.
J NJ. ELLwOOD, Chairman.
J. G. TURK, Secretary,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13
Onion SeeG.

AN NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH THE
i public with froA On.oa s ed. All who are ia
want OF a good article will peasc give the o call.
N. JORDAN,
feb . dx1n No. u N.st second !,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-13

A SELECT PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR MISSES
~ and Children " II be opened Mon lay, March
10th. IN the basement rooms OF st. Luke's
Church. by Miss IsABrLLE Hanson.
Instructions viii DO given in tho English
Br'nches and Sewing. Terms, three dollars for
Twelve weeks meb 9.dlw
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WMmfed.

A SITUATION AS B~OOK-KEEPER OR
- Salesman. by = youn man ir, u he East, of
practical %txperien Q ia either department. For
an interview address :" W }" at this Office.
inch 10 z.
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ExoHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE, OF Lou,sl
J.. MAcxLor, Dsven; or, IOWA, F,b. ., 1868
LII Persons HAVING MONEY ON de-
~ POST wi b the undersigned, either in Ger
nnea'es OF deposit or by book account. are re-
qucsied to withdraw the 81 ne without a, law
leo III LOUIS A. MACktuT.
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NEW ADV'TS.

Wanted AT the EMrlis % OuAe.
> YOUNG MEN FOR DINING ROOM AND
- other WORK.
inch 10 81 J. j. BURTIS. Prorr
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THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINoEn
II ..sAvEs
Time, Labor. Clothes and Money.

It will wear for years without repair.
No servsn can break r..
a chila eight years cid can operate it.
No cuaiion or skill required In its u,s.
Every Wringer with Cog-Whee.s IL MAR
hANTED in every p ~rticalaf.
Tho Universal Wringer took the FIRST PAWN /,
IN. . silver Medal and Diploma, at the sew
York State Fair, 1852 II was pronounced srpr.
s'oR TO ALL OTHERS in The Worlds Fair ut Lon
don, 1867. and has always taken the First Pre-
mum ~ every State and County Fair when ex-
hibited IN fair COIN etition with other machines.
orders for machines for Trial may be left al
JRFFsHfs' Sore, corner Of Fourth and BRADY
strests, Davo port. WM. A. NOUKsE.
Jan 29-daw2aw3w Ao.n,