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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
cpe DEMOCRACY BEsTIR
LEI TuEMSELvES.

..,;on il called for-the Democracy
:, low, are slumberiog too long. True
il is they are coming up The wo'k 10
.ome places, and getting ready ior ln'
coming storm, but as a genera ,"a an
80 ? TOO much inactivity-too much
generalization. 1t must be apparent 'o
the most ios,tentive observer q NE
course of eycn,s that there y q sP"'' '
bitterness and contention arising III '''
N,,,horn States. There is growing
,,.l,,c If luminosity in the loyal States
no, most loudly threatens civil war ~
home The malignanls Of the aboililoa
.ohool have determined 10 ioist upon
people their own ideas at any h'z'F's
Toey are determined that Their aoet'ss
shall be incorporated into every ofshch
or,he Government, that thcil sentiments
shall netmenate thiough every VEN o
social and political society, and 10 -
cu,e this they will not hesitate. a'er
nj 10 70 institute a wsrst home. Ihet
will stop a, no obstacle, shrink q no
ono,mjty that may Intervene between
them and the lieet Of their desires.
We tell this 10 the Democracy o.
Iosa As matured conviction and We
warn ,besn 10 look the evil in the face,
AMI si,hort proctsslirstion, TO prepare
for il. The Democracy Of Iowa, ane
the conservative elements OF the State
sh ould look into this matter. Let II,
reop.e organize. Let the Dem crac
make every preparation AID strain es
cry nerve for change of ra.ers in TIL
State al the next Fall elections. Thi
alone may avert the storm. To his en-
let the work Of organ'zation be cntere
upon with degree Of deter ninaton tn
cannot be ,h.arled. The party Ii
the yotes-all it lacks is the energy
the will 10 achieve victory. Let
more time be lost, but 90 TO work
once,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
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new FURNITURE POLISH!

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psietor Of the "rothse Jonathan Polish" ID eerti-
Asd BY oil the lsadisg New York furniture deal
ers and Piano Forte Makers to be the best in the
world for removing ssrssohcs, marks end dirt and
restoring high and listing gloss % oil kinds
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bottle. Depot No. Spruce street. New York.
special agents wanted. Address, box 1879, New
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

STILL DoING Nor0lso.-Near,y two
months have elapsed since the battle Of
Fredericksburg - nearly seventy five
millions OF treasure have since been ex.
hsnsted around Wsshingior, and sti
The grand Army of the Potomac is idle
The Winter is rassiug away and Spring
VIII come ere it moves. This is the
way the Administration il restoring the
the Uoion. Perhaps it la jast as well
seeing that II is bound 10 keep the army
IL the field.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

ABOLITION Massachusetts has popu.
lat on of 1881 ,oo3, democratic lnii-
ana har population Of 1880, rs. Ia
d ana has furnished lo2, 700 soldiers
Massachusetts, according 10 Gov. An.
drew's Message, has furnished 10000.
The draft was rigidly enforced in lodi
ana. Her citizens we've snaked out OF
the State by force. How was il N Mas
sachusetts She is $4,000 behind on
her qaota, farther behind than Indiana
ever vas and yet no draft has evet
been ordered in that State.
This IL fair sample OF The partially
shown by the Administration. Massi-
chuset,s Abollionisls promised e
swarm on certain conditions. I'll,
conditions have been fulfilled, but H.,
SCANNING has not taken place, so be
Governor goes TO Washington To &c
PERMISSION TO swarm the negroes
Massachusetts white men have decide
moi 10 enlist auy more. They are to
busy on contracts They had niue
rather nlggeTs would stop the bullets.
Perhaps the Aboli,ionists at Wasl
ipgton thlnk that the white men o,
West arc not noticing these hit
things. Don't count OH the dullness
Western vision, gentlemen of The a.
nn'stration. They are seeing mn,
more than You give them credit toi, al
hey are waiting for the day OF relrYb
ton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

NoTIcE is given by Tie State Treasu
rer that be is prepared 10 redeem al
outstanding Auditors Warrants draw1
upon the State Revenue and issued phi
or to March 22l, 1862, and numbering
up TO 9,el4. Also all Auditors War
rants drawn npon the War and Deleus,
Fond, numbering Up to $500; aud thai,
the 'nteres, upon such outstanding wal
r'His will cease after Thirty days from
july Il h, as provided by Section e.,
Chapter 8, o! the Revision Of 1860.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
FILL UP THE OLD REGIMENTS.

The call for 100000 volunteers has been nobly
responded to by the citizens Of shis State, and
our quota 10 full. But tho old regiments are not
full, and to avoid the draft, voantssrs must come
forwsrd quicxly, especially If they would have
the bounty.
Volunteers are resolved 1t Camp Mcclellan uni
formed, provided with FIRST rate quarters, 10. The
advantage Of volunteering for the old regiments
is apparent. The Commisssry and Quarternaster's
Departments are thoroughly systsnasized and the
men arc we'll taken care Of. sspl-dltwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
N.v yo,k aaa The West.

The Western States feel severely, now
that the canals are no longer navigable,
tho want of an outlet to the feaboard.
The Chicago Tribune complains griev
ously Of the "srced and rapacity" Of
New York IN the management Of the
canals. The ether day it even went so
far as TO assert that "in the event OF
dissolution of the Union, the free States
i. the Valley of the Mississippi would be
compelled TO seek their own interest,
even il that dictated new political
combination 10 which they alone would
he parties" This language having pro,
y.ked remarks ffom several writers, the
editor says:
We have no excuse nor apologies Tor
any one 4 the many persons by whom
we have been addressed on the snnJrct
"a, ". have named. We can only say
,hem that, Did they know as well rs
80 4, The intensity Of the feeling that
f.. coat;ouance oi bnrdens that New
Nh. ,mposes npon the West has esci.
,ea ,hey would wonder that we content
ou,,el,es WIKI the expo'tu'a,ion ana en-
r., MI We haze used. Similarly
tna,ed ,hey woall threaten. Nay.
aro they would make these burdens
,he ,..tieaiion Of instant secession,
rather than the suggestion OF new coin
binatlons as tAe possibility Of political
went no, likely to &C ;ur. But though
we may not threaten, we enttcat Ne"
York to he jcst
At this lime, when every interest Il
stricken by this war, and when the agrl
cultural population Of the West are VAN
~ struggling against the ruin hy which
| The, are threatened on account OF tn
npedimenls which bar their way 10
ma, ket. sic should relax her restriction
anon our commerce, which 10 the chr
suppoi, OF her principal city, AMI b
content il she does net wiring two ana
aalf millions annually from The indns'f
Of our people. Speaking, a. we may,,ie
a large fraction Of the lnliahlta' - 81 IA
great valley, We declare tn "ililngne
, ~ The North west to pay the inlere
yearly accruiog on the New York eau
: l.b,. and all the CHARGES OF mantenapt
. OF the works along which the produc
: orthc West are accustomed TO low. Il
70 add to these an exacuon, winch, III . ic
nj ,cats, "iil laY the pdnclf al OF the el
re don't OF The State, and We have
condition al things OF which We shou
i. be more or less than human, II We d
i. uot complain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

pp,,,1rs ON LlscoLS. The following
is from Wendell Phillips speech, made
st New York on the 2lst Of January:
THE President is an houest man
,ha, is. he is kentucky honest, and that
!. a very different tang from Massa
chnse,,s or New York honesty. For a
m II cannot get over tue atmosphere IN
which he was born. Lincoln was born
in kentucky, aud be looks at the ques.
ton inevitably as q kentuckian. lie ia
honest with that allowance. lie means
to do his duty within the limited capac-
i,y that God has gwen hm.'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

A WHITE woman OF Fishkill, New
foik. has clipped with q negro preach
CT, taking all the money her husband
had, and leaving him thee small chill.
dreD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

CEN. FIlz JonS PoRTER.-The Board
OF Aldermen OF New York, on Tuesday.
adopted resolutions reg,ettng the dis
missal Of Gen. FItz John Porter, con
demning the partisan character of his
tribunal, and inviting him 10 partake Of
the inequalities OF the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
Years. Amount.
ssaoGO6.s2s

On the 3lst day OF May, I'll, the
bills ceased to ciiculate AS money but
the, were afterwards bought mp on spec
ulation at various prices, for from 400
tor one up to 900 tor one OF silver.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
Lopp SIX, MouR's PhorsRiY.-WheI

LonD MouR's PhorsRiY.-When
Lord Seymour died in Paris, n shert
time since, it was found that ty his will
he had bequcalhed half million OF
frances to one OF his mistresses and an
annuity Of ten thousand francs TO her
besides. The avarlcious creature, not
content with such fortune, is SUNG IN
the courts for more, alleging codicll,
and much oil the old Lords sad life is
dcleclating those who read the tribunal
reports. Select society iniLe wicked cap
.laI interests itself g,,a'ly in the lnal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

The Democracy Of the several counties in tho
State are requested to that the necessary steps
are tak'n in their respective counties to insure
their full representation nj the State Convention
fsy order Of tho Democratic State Cen sral Com
m:tee.
J. N. ELLwOOD, Chairman.
&. TURk, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

DETERIORATION or CosTISLSTAL Mon
ey.-The 70 loving table shows the de-
preciation OF Continental Money. II
will lie seen ,hst greenhacks sink faster
than "old tenor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

The work OF this road is being pushed
rapidly io,waId. All the hands that
can be procured are employed and put
to work in constructing the bridges, pre-
pairing the bed and lay the track
We learn that the construction train a.
ready runs several miles west OF Brook.
lsn, and that the grazing and bridging
IS ne rly completed to Grinneli. The
iron is ready TO lay the track TO Gr'n-
nell, aud il is couti leplly expected that
l., The lst Of April the cars will be
running TO that place.-Nontezun,a Re
publican.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

CAPT. JOSIAH HEAvENER, OF the 10th
Infantry, resident OF Wheatland, Gin.
ION county, recently died at Lafayette,
Tenn. A public meeting was held a.
Wheatlasd on the 27th, al which resolu-
tons of regret were adopted. The
Times of that place comes to us dressed
10 mourning at bis loss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

TnuRIow WEEp.-lhis gentleman |
has retired from the editorial chair OF
the Albany Ltenillg Journal We
cjpy the following t ON b yaledic'ory
But mc hare 1di}ea ap0" ertt times
Our conutry ID il Immediate aud smiht'
nea, dagger. ! dlisr widely With my
lariy about the best means OF crush ~
the rebellion. That difference isrdd'eat
ani irreconciidbie. | can neither I'M
uress Others with my views, Lor surren-
der MY own solemn convictions. The
alternative Of living 10 strife with those
wbom have esteemed, or Withdraw
ny, IS pres nted. have not heslta,ed
Ia choosing the path % peace as the
{ path OF dniv Ii those who i tier with
ne are RIGHT, ard the country Is carried
ST i through it, present struggle, all
will be well, aud nobody hurt"
So fdf' as al Ntngs personW are en-
:. cc,"ettl D1y ,norh Is doae. Should the
d occasion or the opportunity TO serve my
O uttry or hieuds, with bead or hand,
i ii r. II will be gLsd y embraced. And
cow, with all that relates 10 The materi-
nj wants ia lite abundan,y supplied
. witt 40 personal interest or aspiration
Al ungrattied- with Lumbling conscious.
/, u,ss Of having experienced through life
=, more benefits than | have deserted, and
vastly more than | have been allie 10 re-
ciprocyte aud with a determination T.
y lev1,e surh bret tine ss may be ullct.
ID ted 10 me, 10 the practi e Of Dr. Frank
u ms galdel piccept OF doing "as mncl
,ood and AS little evil" to Others as os
4ibe l come to the inevitable FAkE
u VEIL. TuuRLow WEED.
H. January y, 1868.
q Horrible CNceLry.-The Englisl
Ii rapets are fond of talking of the cruelty
Is Of American shipmastets, but we hav'
- seen nothing to eqna tie case Of Car
:, ,iid captain who, offended at one OF hl
a, rev, ordered tho ca.penter TO chop III,
Il poor fellows fingers of with MALE
m and chisel, and whilst this shock &C
=, vas beng done, some Of the fingers no
being cut he same as the Others, a sccou'
cut was made. HIS hand being bound Up
- nc had to take his turn at the pumps 70
- twenty minutes at time, and to do III
We work he was sshee by each ann TO III
* handles OF the pump, and l'y this near
y he had 10 keep OH with the rest of th
le men.
|
y Col SHAWN fnd the following /
TX especial to the Chicago Eceniig Joarn
=. a. from Cairo /:
~ Col. Shaw, Of the l4th lowe, VII
p. some me since was ordered TO Helen
Us Gen Curtis TO organize colored mel
. returned today, Gen. German reiusin
~ 10 recogp &c or act under Gen. Cur,i
ay, order. lie said to Col. Shaw, "Dam
lis ANY man who would act under such n
on otdei," and he further SAID If any oue I
his Us officers would accept place undo
:. such man, his men would shoe
- him.
A HUNDRED Tons OF GoLo.-Durir
ew the past year there was received at Ss
CHI francisco torty-nine millions OF dolia
N gold. THIS amount OF the precio'
meal wond weigh n hundred tons, 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

A HUNDRED Tons OF GoLp.-Durirg
the past year there was received at San
francisco torty-nine millions OF dollars
N gold. THIS amount OF the precious
meal would weigh hundred tons, snd
would make the freight Of . train OF
fourteen cars on railroad.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

A CHECK ON l.. A. MACKLoT FOR SIS,
"A signsd b. Stel hen Bowdcn. Tho pavme,
81 the On sch has been stopped. The fnser will
confer a fivor BY returning it TO this onics or 10
The Bank. u. KOHRs,
la lot
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02

Ir will be recolIeeicd that whcn' some
months since, the Ofeto ran INTO mo,
bile, the Secretary Of tho Navy had
C,mman Ter Preble dismissed the service
for no, exercising due vigilance in pre-.
venting her break ne the blockade; bn',
curious to say, after she had succeeded
in s,f,ly accomplishing her object, Nj.
Weles took no pans to prevent her
getting out agaln, although the depart
ment was fully apprised OF the fact that
she was being heavily armed, with q
view to prey on our communicable"
York Herald.
Welles ought now TO DO discharged
from bis position foi permitting such ~
outrage to take place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-02


Oks OF JIM LAkEs TeIcKs.~The
Lsayen ~orth Timer gives an iIustra.
ton Of how 'Jim" is making money.
II sage: -
"The original town site Of Lawrence
contained a float OF forty acres; these
forty acres constitute = large portion OF
the most valuable part Of Lawrence. and
improvements Of great value have been
made upon them. Lane, through his
influence with the Department OF The In
terror, procured the cancellation OF tins
float and then Immediately came West
10 Topeka and entered the land 70 MS
own name. OF course, il his title Is sns
tanned, immense loss will result TO Tue
present owners
, 1863-12-06

'CouhdcrtAl Physician, formerly Of st. Louis Mo
bt coBs1lied at his Office. IL South Clark street
corner Of Monroe, Chicago, m, half block from ths
po~ Office. nli Chronic Diseases; md Dlsenscs O.
private and delicate nature In both Sexes which hs
treats With unparalleled success- Rooms separate
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toSP- n: Sunday 10 10 Il T. n. Communication
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ISL. Eaclosc awo stamps and get lis Guide to Health
From tlr Doctors long experience In Hospital and
private practice. he is able TO perform and will guar
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In their most end complicated stages, 1
very short umc. without the nse OF mercury.
TopnE men tunesing from selfAbuse arc invited to
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Lies attendant on Pubcrty, Menstruation, ptreons
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Dtst o! city references Is to ability and succcss
, 1863-12-06
Rr1np Gontraets.
ANCE OFFICE,

SEALED PROPOSALS Viii % reseIyea ; Il Il ths oace
1ooo Infantry Aceoutremenis calbre g. TO Be dsltv
cred II the following quantities, 1t the undersigned
m,tlo sets ut tho gew York Arsenal, Governors
aGc0 sets ut the Frankfort Arsenal Byfdesburg. Fs-
00Co sets at tho Allegheny Arsenal, Ptttsburs HA-
ecc1 sets 1t tie St. Louis Arsenal, st. Loata, NO.
10cCo gets at tho untsed States Arsenal, WateEtoWn.
Nnts-
These xccoutrements to bn uaada IN strict con-
fHrity with tho regulation pattcrn which can be ateu
any OF the above named places; and they art to be
subject to inspection at .hS .5sena Ehefe dslvssg
aesepted paid fur buI such as ara approved on IN
speeton- This bels to be Of grained eather, ant at
the stock to be Of The best oak tanned The shoulder
belt TO be included in the set.
Deliveries must b msde IN Tots Of not iesa than ION
per week for all contracts Of sepa or under=
and not less than 900 ses week on a coutraca for
over 10000 ses tho nrst deilvey to be n1ade wthis
liver specified time will suhsct the contractor e>
forfeiture Of the amount to be at that ttne
The accouttenents must bc boxG In the usual atytc
the boxes to he charged A. cost, 70 b determined by
Bidders viii stats explicitly tia arsenal assen..z
where they propose 70 deliver and the number Of se;s
they psopose to deliver at each place. II for more aaa
No bis will be considered rom parties other than
regular manufacturers Of the article and such
known to the Department to bc fn!1y compk INT to
eecte In their own shops the work proposal fsr:
bond With spp7oved surrey, III talthfo1
The Depar tent reserves tho right to reject any oT
all bids II not deemed satlslae tory
GeorsS G D. Ramsay, cstef of ordnanee. Was6ing:ou.
III b endorsed fG afR5oRssRss fSf 19fsntEs
sa . brig. oensrs'. CHG q ofdnaacr-