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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
iDEMDCRANIN NEWS.


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Thetherusometef ontbe I 7th, 10 st.
Paul, fsll, TOPS degrees below ssro.
The work Of tuoneling the Hoesic
Mouotain, in massachusetts,, has again
commenced Oh the west side. The
boring goes on day and night.
1.-The citizens of Burlington, Iowa, have
subscribed $4,000 as capital 10 start
alwoclen factory.
A statue to Father Matthew 10 soon to
be inaugurated at Cork, in presence OF
the Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland and 9th
or high dignitaries Of the Green lsic.
The fashions tell us that bonnets just
now are transformed into very pretty
things. The floral decorations in the
face are reduced 10 moderate SIZE, and
the sugar-scoop is not SO evident.
A special 10 the Philadelphia Inquir-
or rep says: "A caucus of the Sen
ate shows that not over eight Union
Senators are for the re nomination OF
Mr.. Lincoln"
In Ware county, Georgia, on the
night Of the Esd ult., negro entered
the house Of lady, where there were no
males, and violated her person. lie was
recognized, and the next day pursued by
dogs, caught, condemned by jury OF
citizens, and burned to death.
Queen Victoria has undertaken visits
of personal inspection to the female de-
partments OF the English prisons.
The tables of trade between Canada
and the United States from 1855 to
1862, inclusive, show that the total BAL
ance of trade in our favor upon both
free goods and those paying duty, is
S72,266,244, while on free goods the
balance of trade is in favor Of Canada to
the amount Of $40, 7ll,3SS.
Hoes WITHOUT FEED OR WArER.-Du
ring the Id storm On tho first days Of
January, a farmer in the town OF Milton,
DuPagc county, had two hogs that took
shelter in hole in hay stack. a snow
bank soon stopped the enclosure, and the
farmer thinking they had frozen to death
sonewh here, made no search for them. Al
ter period If twenty-nlno days, lie had
occasion to remove portion Of the straw
stack, and found the two missing hogs alive,
and looking somewhat weak, but alter
short time seemed to be doing as well as
ever. We have this from tie owner OF the
hogs. himself Prairie Farmer.
PaKsyKvINo BEEF.-EdS Prairie Farmer:
We often hear complaint about people hav-
ing beet spoil when sased down, and some
say We cannot keep it through the summer
in the West. l will tell your readers that
have had no difficulty for the past ten
years in keeping it in the following man
ner:
Take clean cask to pack your beef in.
Make weak brine and let the beef remain
in it for three or four weeks and then take
;t out and let il drain. Make new brine
as strong as lt can be made, so that there
will always be salt undissoved in it, and
pack close with weight on top to keep II
under the brine, and you are sure OF good
sweet beef all summer. +. l. L.
Prairie FcrHssr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25
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perience, in the treatment Of Lung DIseases,
Bronchitis, asthma. &C., but now retired from the
practice, is DESTROYS Of imparting his experienea
kv didusiuc information invaluable 10 suffering
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The sayne medicine will mo- do for al. He will
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fect : cure. Thy Ir-it will esst Jon nething-a
siam required for postage. Addrses.
81, LOWE, N. u. Box b079, New York City.
~. WELLS, Agent, Dsvsnpsfs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

Both Married and Single.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-25

Who suffer from IRRE0UL ARrrIEs or DISTRACTIONS
or TIE NRxsEs schsseper may 10 he eGsse Of thoss
o6sertctions.
THIs CuRE Has BEEN 1scoaxIxzD poa MANY
YEARS AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17


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Louisa Lehl.n. Cabaia Mrs Sspada Mrs Vas, c,bada
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Pima Calvo antoine nsrtt"; > Ai6isn VALDEZ, !
I4ban, ] Murphy, 0odfrank. French Bagby, l.
Hagsn.
LvIRrooL-Ciy Of Baltimare- MISS Agnes Martin, Mrs
W Coolidge, Miss BreAoort two children and nurse; Mr.
and Mrs Charss Havand mrs Ridner Hamilton, Mss
B Hoeveis Rev Or Barni-r, Mr. Gilmore. chare McNab
coi I'm we socp pr Ccw
David 0rsssley, WIN cherry Wm Murray James Steele
iads Mrs and Miss sibbins james Houghton, wnKer
David Wool Frclon Ferraro and lady Francis and VIM
Dixon with others in the specie. s2s92i2 81
New misunderstanding George Wsshingtop--Jules
r "S e a1s S Niiss ns. ers' cSs
Isaac Levy; Hoand,r, Lieut. Q Sargent Mis- Jennie
h. 5seT NJ s,sr sSvs %a. ana su Wi.
whippie. W Skddare
NAssAy--s,eam.hip Cor.,ca-Dr Mseiure. Nassau; J 9
Mordessi, Psnnsyiyans: Lieut. ? csssns end wife;
ana Ma Kirkpatrick.
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Police Intelligence.

CHARGE OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY-Hcnry Taylor,
stage driver arrested yesterday by officer Hast.
ing OF the Third precinct charged with having passed
counterfeit ten dollar bill the West Winfield Bank OF
Herkimer county this State, to Maboe Travis Of No
Washington Market, In pay ment for pair Of chickens.
Taylor received his change and subsequently bought
from James p Landsdown, No. 264 Greenwich street.
and rendered 10 payment therefor another OF the West
Winfield counterfeit Sl0s. Mr.. Landsdown believing the
note 10 be genuine about changing IT, when Off.
Ger entered the store and Informed him that the bill
counterfeit The officer at the time took Taylor
custody, and Justice Bowling committed him 10 the Tombs
for trial. Tho bills well calculated deceive even
good Judges Of money and tradesmen generally should
on the alert for them.
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Trials at the Police headquarters.


The trials at the Police Headquarters Thursday deve
oped only OF especial public importance. This
the OF Sergeant Webb, in which he charged
together with officer Rghtmire both OF the Twenty first
precinct with serious offence. II appeared that Mat
thew 7. Newso1, coiored individual from Quincy, M
the complainant. in the case and that he was in the
recruiting business II also appeared that he had picked
up four recruits colored) and taking them from
Chicago to Hcston via New York. that he stopped
hotel in this city Saturday the I'd inst that while he
was waiting for the New York and New Haven train TO
convey them. he accosted nv Webb and Rightmre,
who asked him where he going and what he intended
to do with the 10 this he responded that lie was
the station house. believing that he was violating the
enlistment act OF this state Sergeant Kn,pp. who
command at the station honse aes oned tho negroes,
and found that Ncwson taking thorn 20 Boston 70 en-
list them. and that hs going TO give them 800
each with tho exception OF bow. who tn receive
$780, etc bounty In Boston being $500 each As the boy
made these Newson about leaving him
behind but Captain Burdck nterfered and insisted he
should take him along Sergeant Webb and officer
Rgbtmire sent to escort them to the depot Here
Is where the evil that Is complained OF began Newson
alleges that two OF his recruits stolen from him
the to ths DEPOT and that they subsequently
denies the allegation, and hts superior officers do
think he away rom the station house long enough
at any time TO 81 to Boston and AS he is
special officer, however no record Of his time Is kept
Sergeant Webb. appeared acted all right 10 the
action, and the Bard adjourned the week TO
allow the parties time to procure the evidence
to show that Rig htmiro took the men TO Boston.
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Lincoln sre~a % aemscrass party ss1 ~ ssscs
Old Abe has ca~sd fesasdasss erg~nlnass0 70 spring
that tns Who have oobss .s~< ~ usrss = sSas or
eanzaton and fsct. given - ~ Ssss,s1 ~ groasss
ng AID rrnning Mozart Hall Ass IA = re-
Dor ted that woat BE- nsrosd esDs Il ~ vs-~~ al
he did noe know that no would sos Cosks~D agsm,
there Is such opposlloa % ha - III Cos parsy. ne
public may De PREPARED fcs soos ~ Dsva 70 ncns
Hail n NO distant day.
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fM'.rsirnfs, July 10, 1859
The tnned states supply stcsmer Massachusetts,, Act,
Ing Lieutenant West, d.ut has arrived a the
rbadelIbs Navy Ysrd from tne esnth ATLANTIC Squad
She brings ausuty q sst ans ootssn and ,bout
ares hundred pas fcrs, ine.sdihs sLrly leo rebel
prisursrs she has been Gar soosh Johns river,
fiorioa sLe eft cbariss,1n br on rn.rrdsy sysni.g
the brings report Of min sry o. naval o,srsions
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la ~ sxf, Jniy IL, 1874.
To-day, between eleven AUD t~ove o'siork are srcl
out In tho young woods about thrse fe ON sLp
ton. Jhe IRE v now rAsns faregsy. 1seso "a h.gA
wind IRON ne suutbess end tho uaerbynsh and sob.
bic being very dry from the hong drought, fssrsd 10
flames VII not 10 checked thost u fsilp svenue about
I've OF sx miles from where "a started ard tots bore
arises from the act that lsip svera. vovy lie ard
clean road. The of tho IRE he
present In it, course there several snsh hou.es
npa every efof belDg " .ad thaf An.
habfarts from destruction. Tho dsmlge viii ~ vsry
great before the FIRE " stopped on give you furssss
particulars BY pext msi.
LAgrssr, Jrly Is-7pM
The Gre is stir rssrg with hirb wilma anA sbe on,v
hope Of ~ stopping nii Of vino ran Many hl,.-
drsd burned II hza Old ,ier ,,cL,,
No. 8 here could do some good
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~ vnu OLD oAK CHEST RBALT1kD.
(Fron the Cleveland Leader, July l6.l
eerr16is rsaIsatiou OF the tale Of Ginevras wAicA
Noesvs has immortassd versa discovered IN the
township Of ksvburg yesterday. On Wednesday after
noon last named Schoger, living nesr the buckeye
House (bsttsr known a Edwards fAyern), Kinsman
street left the house with hs wife 70 SO Into the
Geld - work. Their four children, aged rom Two % ~
years reaued q home On returning 70 the house she
parents sought sneir children Search was
around the premisss the farm and through
che woods the whole nexhbohood turning out 70 join In
II, but without sucoesA Yesterday morning. however,
their own house was ssarched and In IT. in an old Ger
their faces black from sunocaton In their play the
children had got into the cnest and, the lid falling and
the spring catching, had been imprisoned IN aliving
tomb.
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Arorrri, No, J0ly ", 1854
destr.ctiys Ere has been rsgae on NE Inc of he
railroad bes-cen whitnsgvnle snd n,chis.pcrt dam.
aging the rosa TO Mo esisno abeutosr shoassna dollars
and burning ov,r ten thousand ao'A rorth Of vsiase
woodland. A sresi nrs - skc raging 10 cs,lcs dohs
immense asmsss,
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Serious CatastSpphe fn Providence
kxfLotioN OF Ihk BOILER or TUGBoAr AMERICAN
EAoLx--oNE MAN KILLED, ANOTHER FATALLY IN
JuRKD AND POUR BADLY scALDgp.

kAuAh--oSk an KILLED. ANOTHEh rATALLY In
JuRKD, AND POUR BADLY sCALDgp.
Prom the Providence Journal, July 1871
About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon the steam
tuebuat American Fsgle Captain Gibbs engaged
towing vessel into dock, between Fox epd India
Points, the boiler exploded with serious results. The
fireman, Charles Cunnson. almost instantly killed.
The engineer, Nathaniel w. Cozxens, scsided 30
badly that no hope exists Of hts recovery the unor
,unse sufferer be not already dead. Captain Gibbs 10
bsdy saded ON his legs and arms james. kennedy,
deck hand, who was In the pilot house, was blown
up through tne top OF the came down In 70
oae Of the TANKS lie will recover Charles JACKSON,
son 81 'aptaip w. W. Jackson, and O con Of yr. peef
ssearrnsn, we're considerably scsdsd. Young jackson
jumped INTO the river but rescued by Captain Gibbs.
The boat took Ore forward but the flames were extin-
guished By another OF the sufferers, Kennedy. The
boat NJ the time aas the dock, assistance was
AZ once al hand. Captain Gibbs and Kennedy we're taken
70 the captsins resiieuce, on ArBold street, and
attended by Doctor Arnold The engineer was removed
" bis homo on Waterman street. where be was cared
for BY Doctor Peckhsm. He living q, nine O'Clock
last evening but undoubtedly survive his terrible
injuries. Young ysckson received the attention OF Mr.
v n. Knowles The boat ID owned ~ Byron Sprague,
Es3., and seems not 70 be much damaged IN The hull
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CoSFLicr or AUrHonfry.
The police justices composing she cosn e sysesa
Sessions have recently learned hat prisoners con
nt,ed BY them for m.sdeme~nors have essa iakea
from shs Tonbs BY ofhcsrs attached 10 s-ns Of ear
criminal courts. on orders from tho Court q os~s
sra Sessions fhavirg riscicsen) and sr'sss1 sos
whether this other counties ~ me STATE o. Akss
70 other states for s1iismsnf does not sfreAr 10 e
magistrates in whose custody these prisoners usrs
Owing 10 this system the ends OF pctc Jnstice, y
Claimed, often defeated, and owing 70 larger soustse
being paid outside cf this county recruits no ssoao
be credited 70 New York enlisted ehewbere y shn
way some or magistrates acgc. thousands men
have been OF New 20 70 swell the ranks "
country reyy,mexts. Two point are cued ~
Justice Downing william Smith and lillian 6issan we're
recently arrested for petit larceny and elected 10 DO
tried before the Special Sessions Their placed
the calendar for trial last Tuesday hut calling for
the defendants Warden OF the CIV Prison nfcrn ID The
Court that the two not IN his custody, but had
been discharged by the Court Of General eessons.
Whether these prisoners were enlisted or IN
conditionalv discharged, the Special Sessions IN
whose jurisdiction they really were, have no In
formation. II is stated that an onhoer took q
prisoner from the Tombs and erdcavored 10 en-
ist him In Nesburg; bat owing to physical disability
the rejected and returned 10 the Tonbs
Doubtless New York city has thus been cheated out OF
great many recruits, and in instances prisoners
have escaped just punishment ~ well S service IN the
field.
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ksnsr Pnr~osHss Bot veen Saturday evening and Mon.
day night last General Sherman shipped 70 NasbviIls
thirty three commits oned rebel onlcers thousand
three hundred prvstes and commissioned ofBcers
and one hundred and Forty deserars making IN iii
sIs shousARd four hur ired ACd seventy four pyisopey
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A yornG nAN--wHo WRITES AN RxCBIBBw4
- haad. and has had consdcrabls espelienee w cnce
ssss habits asd strict nesriy ohsrasicr urexcspnesabe
Aadrsss W. y. Herald o1noa
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roo LATE ron CLAssIFrcATIos.

no TO T. n. AGHEw's. onEENwIcH AND MUIR.
VI s,reets, there vii find Teas, Conses. Flour,
arocenes and Provisions cheap for cash One price only
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lnshr Pisros, Shay, Hoadous for Destoa
6ohr MEXICO, Burdick. Rondout for New Be1foy6
nohr Hastnn. xoHaA EsvSiss fer Dostoa.
Steamer Ar1san Kirh, Delnmora 1870
Steamer q v slkeE. 0haSmaA. fhln4e1UA0
6ssaDsr oeasorl. heman rhnA1sDAA
Steamer kmgdshss. Nye. fregiaenee
lsA-lhiy Edlh; tssks iDdus..is, 80 H.yn{4 w.
Crowley, Princess Aoe Antonio Mathe, Adelphl ne.
brook; schrs Azorsa. Mary Ksabsth HetheA nanvasA
Hardy. Maryland forsyth. Helen Mar.
l6th-Sesmers City Of Baltinera LsuihAnA Kew Ssss>
8oaneke. Geo Washington
Wind a. sunset 9, light
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rrYscELLAyEoUs.

NRAy's PATENT MoLpBp PAPER DOLLARS ARR
&U the ONLY ou-s shnped a. the neck with psrfeok
free from acses o. breaks Tho turnover style 10
vat tho the neck perfectly smooth
free thoe Fuckers which IN Al other turn down
collars 40 chafr and tho neck livery collar -
stamped Gray Patent No ied Cclar" Sold ~ All retail
dealers men's furn chino goods The trade supplied
J. D LowREY CO.. 81 Wares street New ysrk.
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this renowned watering place the Emperor OF Russia and
several OF the ds miaorcs eepum, who assembled there
for the purpose OF breathing country air and exchanging
their State cares. or the of tho interview
the two Emperors nothing positive rs known, oil ocursc
ambassadors al Vienna and 81 Petersburg yscsn ever
since the war In the Crimea VIII socn be filed sgain
The ds~sanor Of the high persons a KssIngsn V 90
They met on their morning walks, sbcoK hsnds and
tnued their petamtuIatiors IN company. The con
descending afabity OF the Emperor Francis Joseph
matter OF establishment TO the Russians. From kssngen
the Emperor went TO Carlsbad the celebrated bohemian
spa, where he met with his other royal bfdhcr the
King Of Prussia Both monsrchs were accompanied by
their respective Ministers for Foreign Alairs
arm ~ ann 10 ,s rsnr, scps eng W we
may easily be guessed what the principal subject os
their conversation No doubt itwas the conm1n attitude
IN the new stage OF the Danish Some people think
and the habtua language Of The organs IL NJ. Bismafk
10 the daily press warrant the belief that the Prusss1
Prime Minister seeks TO draw lngand into Perhaps
he Is OF opinion that this primitive seat oil parliamentary
life must be destroyed before w 30 sbe 20 subdus
the liberal spirit a. home Never wls better opportn-
nifty Tor numisting proud Albion. Il is stunned BY
France and hated by the German people 10 be the nd
yocae q French jesousy and Of German PATRIOTISM what
brilliant iart to play for Bismark other hand.
great war would give Prusea an opportunity 10 follow
W. The projects q annexation today become quite i'm
heb bout this whole Danish que
but should consider war Against England rnder the
leadership Of Bsnsrk, great public misfortune.
would insibIy bring about the ascendapcy q the vsoc
sonSnw party. Happily that Prussia cannot
this concurrence viii certainly he wanting ~ hostile
undertaking Of that nation. We hsve a little more at
stake than Prussia. The be turncd against
England Our whole navy h the northern waters
the way tb,ber; our ships would never perhaps,
aud their way home II they CHANGED 70 escsle unhuri
from the overwhelming adversary.
-Four years have scarcely elapsed since the two mo-
Darcbs who met last week at Carlsbad had an inter.
view NJ 1opnz-anobev fashionable spa In Bohemia
How times have changed since that Period Austria
had then inst emerged from unhappy war; surrounded
On every side by enemies who specula,sd her ruin,
and no friend on whom 10 rely. The days % Toplits
desnea ~ rierd for tile monarchy IN her
trouble thls end was only IuDsrisclly sstAiusd Tossy
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triumph Of free government and will ex-
tricate US from the laws of destruction.
That the party of the administration is
both yisyious and incapable has been most
abundanliy proved and ought no longer to
be denied. It has failed to restore the
! Union after three years of trial, though
! possessed Of all the powers Of government
! and OF all tl4e resources Of the country
And meantime ii has struck heavy blows
! at liberty, and is carrying Us away from
| all the old landmarks OF policy and ad-
minstration. We are literally drifting
toward destruction, with the knowledge
/ that those who have charge of our vessel
! ot State is unfit TO direct It's course.
But there Is yet time to avert much Of
calamity. The future ut least may be
made secure. 70 all who really desire
the Union restored, and along with ii,
I honest, constitutional government, the
/ appeal fnay now be made to assist IL Ell
/ cNa9iug a party . power which will be
/ t;;ighfui to the constitution, which will
unite together tue union elements Of the
whole country, will chastise corruption
and fanaticism from the public admits
I trntion and wilt secure the future from
conyuLsion and dc=potisIn.
hE'o>>~Fi't'Ii'''-
The PROPOSITIONS which should obtain
III tha reconstruction OF the Union are not
aitI;cg,, cf yts,c,..s II. and when con,rasted
with the policy Of the Administrator
will appear. ia peculiar advantage.
The tir~t j. that taa States shall stand
as before The war, EXCEPT as to changes
which 1Dav T., ;.r.rrd uUon between or
,i,i.:.., tl.,r. Tie Constitution of the
E-r,i.,a ,>t,ra. ! tax, ,ightfj,l and only
a.ulcf Union E.r the States comro i'm
,ae I..al.l,r,.v. au.i it is t. stand as it
j., IN fill INTEGRITY. ru,H the parties who
ar. ss.ial i.- !. shall change il terms, or
add to il .... provisions ANY other
doctrine ! revolutionary and destructive,
ana +. .5,. utterly rejected. whether found
"A ua... Presidential uroclamatiurs OF
.t..r,,.,. ,.,,...fal -, C..,,,,..s The pow
..r. ri ra.. t'.l,..i government IN all lis
l.-..n.n-- ~. c.af;.eI within the yrovis-
i.rS ri' lie Constitution, and cannot
t,...-.,,..i ,j...,7 therefore. tIie cjnstitu-
t:o,, +. ;c..i,,.l .losr ifs noyv,r Of REGULAR
a,,,..,,I,,e,,,. : ~. !.aiinr doctrine ot
n. r-r..+ ,..,,.rv =, l.i,a orn,os,s 10 say,
the nation - Ills tn. ,av OF lis sore triaI
Jrt rb.. false anl ci.iGtv doctrine ;ltat ia,
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