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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

is reported that Transactions in
United Statcs stocks in Germany are
large and steadily increasing. The
Rothschild's have recently purchased
quite heavily. Capitalists arc selling
Austrian securities and buying Ameri-
can. Almost all the banking houses in
Germany have purchased heavily. The
calculation has been made that 6,OOO,-
600 have been bought in Southern Ger.
many alone, while IN Holland much
larger amount has been taken. 1t 10
thought that these purchases will have
. favorable influence upon the exchange
in Europe. .-.-.-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

Gen. CUstD ~ oolbo4 - ID 49,
. Ksoksk lest Monday, By the illnsa
3 mifn~~11 lbsu1 sutg1s@ussUw]
Il Lsavsnwosth, KsussA
THTssi1Bhc Of lob Barrett, ,eAr
Fh&sh III in cljebn county, ~as
Ssssf (ssdp Dyed - 6fs. Loss, $l,So.
No i6n.saSSs. Do ssys the Whsatland
Times.
Auamosa has been troubled lately
with burglars. The store Of H. K. Sopsr
Wa broken into, and 600 worth Of
goods takea therefrom. So says the
E'uyeka.
We undersiasd that Mrs. Wittenmysf
intends 10 resign her position - State
Sanitary Agent, 10 order to devote her
self exclusively 70 tbs duties Of the
Assssy Of The United States Christian
Conmhsion.
Gov. Stone leavs this week for Wash
ington. D. c., for the purpose OF adjust
ing the claims Of Iowa sgainst the Cen
eral Government for expenses incurred
in raising troops, DC. We have no doubt
be will b sossesstul.
The Obnstisssfion says hat . party Of
| gentlemen while on ahustisg excursion
near Alexandra, cams'upon the body Of
| . man lying face upwards, dead. A
Corooer's inquest was held, but from
the evidence nothing would lead to the
Identification Of the body.
Lo, the poor IsDiAN.-The original
posessofs Of the immense aid fertile re-
gion Of couotry have not where with
to lay their heads. Impoverished and
drived from their homci, they are COM
PEELED 10 seek sustenauce and projection
from their savage neishboss.
The Law fixing the per diem Of Road
Supervisors oflsbor on roads and pol
tar, i. p blished and therefore now ia
force. It alows each Supervisor $3.50
per day, for time spent in tho discharge
Of his duty, makes it bis duty require al
the able-bodied men Of his district be-
tween the I. e Of FL and so, to work OF
the highway two days between Apr
lss and July lst, and allows not more
that LOO, for days labor, not more
than "a, 100 far a man and team.
The Sioux City Regis Or says:
On Saturday evening last about ont
hundred canoes. freighted with Win
nebago Indians fleeing from starvation
passed down the Missouri. What is The
proposed destination Of these prosecuted
fu git,vs we are unable to learn, but sup
pose they ill visit the Omahas, wher,
we hope they will obtain measure o
that relief from their savage friends which
is d, MED them by their white allies.
SnHEp.-Large numbers of sheep ar
already arriving this spring from Ohi'
and Michigan for our farmers through
out the State. One OF our exchang e
notices lot Of some 1000 passing
through that place on their way to Mad'
son county. The were brought from
Ohio. There Is nothing that a farme
can invest his money iu that will pay Al
well as sheep, even If he has to pay
high price for them.-There 10 q larg,
profit in wool growing, and our Farmer
are beginning to "see ,t."-Gate City
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

Bosrox Transcript says that the Type.
setting Machine Company Of Boston
have had hearing before the Committee
on Manufacturer At Washington, upon
their petition to be alloa ed to Commences
bnisness immediately. Since MI. Felt
hr't brought his invention to Boston.
some five years ago, the task has hsen
finally accomplished by the "iust,fica,;on
oftype " more peJ5sstly and uniforml,
even than BY the ordinary hand process.
~ testified BY practical printer, who nas
recently witnessed the operation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

~ men Dr Johsaon asked the ill.
Potter to be bis wife, he told her 'ao"
didly that he was Of mean ert-.o.;s con.
ne nsa no money, and that be had :"
Ioc'e hanged. The widow replied Ii :. -
enc cared nothing for his psreptscs - - !. :.
ene mad no money herself Ana ,S..f
- -, e g not had . relation hsooed' 80 *.
nsd fifty who deserved bao1.,r so' ' S
shey made . match Of + n s'oe' 20
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

The Belvidere (IIl.)- SssadayR savs
that in that vicinity great many farms
are changing hands now-a-day. Scar
oely day passes but that we hear ~
some one having sold his farm. W.
snould say that now was y first.r time
70 keep farm. especially il il il one
- ss.pseo 20 the dairy business, a certain.
y .ne price OF butter is high enough to
SUIT the views Of most people 1 ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12


TnH GaRAr FAlR IN Nsw York
The cash receipts At the great Sanitary
Fair 10 New York, on Wednesday, from
tickets and sales OF goods, we're UT ,69S.
The entire receiptsso far from oil sources
amount to four hundred MousaSd dol~
lars. a.
OF he fivalry between the admiren
Of Gen. MCCLELLAN and Gen. Grant for
the sword presented by Tiffany, the
Herald says:
The comments Of the bystanders when
either Gen. Grant or Gen. Mcclellan
was mentioned were highly amusing, and
considsrab feeling seemed to be mani
fssted to keep the race about even
Ooe lady filed nearly v hole page for
Gen. Grant. She had but just left the
stand when lady, IN morning, walked
up, loos ed At the book, and entered the
whole OF the opposite page for General
Mcclellan. The ladies are deeply in
tercs,ed 10 this contest, much more 90
than the men. A few entries we're
made Yesterday for Generals Burnside
AMI Butler, probably abont fonr each
General M'CleIanlAst night bad received
4S2 votes, and General Grant 432. Ma
jority for McClelan Al.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

~ Let no. dssponper Elsxss.
- .Ie evef prevs ~ sny longer BE-
HA iahen stato OF .ii1g bane Of The
tyoe ss' Tie human family.
vented =. now 10 this to b pre-.
wv despair, sspondency ,low spirit.
tho g. tendency to look upon
NG4:Gv oil d. .ony side o everything ~
y 2 an .Asult to drive away. Doctor
YqofsW I" 1eledicine will NOT do Il the
AMT2 .dirars stimulating drinks Of the
E&E 1sy will not do it; but before you
~. n Hv mp tho case % hopeless. trv
SkAa5 "t7I0Rr's KxyuvrNAr ne EL,xsl
nov N ~ - .its name desiguates. it will nut
Ees sno an nation into the dropping spsr-
Re ~, ever he young blood into Jour veins.
= w pine pom tho brink the araye. vho
osss y" ID in vain 70 raise oursslf from The
0Isa o. sspair," be induced, even though Il
~" % eleventh hour, TO try its ,oethine
th...-s Sold BY all respectable drueaisfs
sSre the United States and Canada ~
s.rr ,os mont ia aHother coiuu q.
.0nIV dswlm E. 8. BALLORD, Areut.si
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

- O
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cgen MnUDY. - Qo11 1D0A A2soe
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s.s.es- S-.sSa. 0coeerhsn. 0lee1, - - OUe-
s.s,. - .cs6es Il 49, esso q F1vee Ats.
- yrses. sCems1ay vNefN IN Ne % AeuDsoee
Nenss1eee ~ ensleA.
=. ~ ~ ~ 3: - . ssss1ssa1sb No.
49, - ~.
~nh 09Aas - 6os61eve - - esaeat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

Believing that the demands Of the
Z>C8 trade require pnrs article Of Bran
VIM. dy for medical uee ct . less rrice
IaE than any imported article, thereby
lve saving the duty Of 81 80 on eaeh
! ||' ]:
EvAtW gallon. l have erected two manni6-
p[N1 cent etills and have made the afran
/A/l gements with the grare growers Of
AS/A this tectian Of the best msterials and
w can furnish pure Casawbs Brandy 1t
XIV price within the means Of al. In
nDTN times Lille these, every merican cit
D isen should take pride in sustaining
our own manufacturers instead Of
hold ing MP foreign interest. We are supplying
the arms medical department for hospisai pu' :.
puses with my article which has besn sppro- rod
BY the Medical Purveyor st Washington. SoIo
by druggists grocers hotels and reseaurav its o..
erywhere. Call for kobacks Catawba " Andv.
fbl5 e ". ROBACK, Gin 4.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

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oft1t, = $500 lev - - tSS60
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lsoseIs : $ cit siSss. sssssss = esssia1
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sympso9a ts.essa - .o1ele1iQ Suss5 ~ . -
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fse he lest shietsss yeass 81 gvh6sAg Aas ~
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not 1eesasy Aas = 3eoAse ADs,ytaas1iaee I
sAese terrible gopeene
Dssss sss ssa,1se, 9. IN =:
IeAIef Of uissaleStA ~ $50 ~ 80
@ydroesle - vakleeeele eoeeeaally eused.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

=, Don't Jon fail to read the sdvsrtis.ms,. .,
this paper headed ''"ens 10
MT to EO1nA1~
W: Chsessman. OF New York, has devoteS u
,s.; snifs{ ye,s. OF bis p.aetioe to fsma Is,
Reliak{s n.d 81 So@
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12
THE GREAT SECRET.

It Is admitted By al physicians that the grand
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blood and various Aaids Of tho body in high de-
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in tho head or bswels, or any other parts Of the
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shedding may give nomsntary ease, because The
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Mrs. Hooper. Of Barnstabls, Mass, va, cured Of
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ness OF many years standing BY Brandreshs Pills
me case atlength IL published in the Pam nh,st.
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al respectable dea ers in medioipes. ri .dG, An
"a QUACKERY.-I earnestly caution ALI
young men suffering from Nervous Debility. H.
against eudange-iDg their health by patrooi.in,
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'over by tho methods used BY the advertiser. and
BY hundreds of others, AND IN NO OTHER w
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arcss. Direct to
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

IHE GONfEA~lUN> + kXrERiEnCk
o1 an 1nval1a.
Published for the benefit, AMI a \ vs,n;,. ~
CAUTION TO YOUa0 MEN.
y. mo suner from Spesmatcrrhea. Nervous Deoili.
y rfemature Decay, etc., supplyine 81 the ~.
time The Means Of Self Cure. b. ~. ' ~
mas cured himself after being put to erest rnsn..
ana injury through medical humbue sna eps.ss
cry. @"1 1sscA.
~ eociosiog . postpaid Addressed enve,o,.
sangie copies may 30 had Of the author. P"
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. E.c
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12

:, !. .....d on eoo3 e odF 4
- rssde ~ iaf UVtsspoAd tcel
c esss' McCIsIIsn expla log bic q oos2
~. w ,novements during l65Ffl Of 1893,
-. . .Iso that he wrote 70 Mcclellan in
- .ssssses % NE order prohibiting the
McClellsa tssaiponiel in ths army.
on thess Soihts there Il strong OPP
,,oaitiou made not only 10 his being
nominated for Major General in the
Rssvla, Army b.! :'ss bic being re-
tsicSd Il cosrsAssd Of the Army Of the
Potomsc. 1. 10 probable that the oppo.
alton u the former may prevent bis
nomination, but it 10 generally conceded
that he will remoiu in command Of the
Army Of the Potomac. = s
1t is really amusing toAesswith what
no;vese the Tribune 1IAio this ststs-
meut. ION these points the fac,
that Gen. Meade maintains friendly rela.
lions with Mcclellan, the msligosnts Of
the u. s. Senate would bsse his rejec-
ton for promotion and bic removal from
oommaud No matter what may b
the sili,ary tslsss or Asses cf Gss'
Mes1p, hs!ssspscts . nan whom the
radicsl hate, and AencsAhs must be pro
scribedl Tbis is radical "statesman-
ship,"-pa.sion and i'll will forming
the pivot upon which oil ito messure'
turn. Xxx
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0RRATC OnOoL lDATf0 llNR
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Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
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SYPHILIS

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ielmbold,s Extract Sarsaparilla purifies the
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sion for the asafetida, and. threw it away
by way of peace offering.
We all rode few miles further in ST.
lence, sullen thought, Isuppose on their
part. At last / was startled by success.
sion of hearty, but involuntary peals OF
laughter from my late antagonist, 10
whose mind the whole difficulty now
seemed excessively diverting. AT length
be sought relief in words remarking,--
This is the funniest thing l ever did
see,' and at intervals all through the day,
oulbursts Of merriment and i'll suppress
ed tittering passed all around the stage.
As soon as we changed stages, 1 was
offered treat from the individual to
whom / have referred, who appeared
the master-spirit Of the party, assuring
me it would be a long time before he
should forget the trick 1 had served him
We parted at Columbus, excellent
friends,
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