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High Dresses

We are thankful for at least one Of
dame fashions freaks. She has turned
her back upon low necked dresses, and
rather insists that collar bones and shout
der blades shall be covered. 1t is Ger
tainly great mprovement-net oply
because the study Of anatomy in private
parl0rs is not desirable, and that Ameri-
can damsels are apt to run to bone as
some tall flowers do to SEED; and be
cause spInters of uncertain age, fearful
Of being outdOne by their neices. pre-
sented such vast expanse Of yellow neck
and shoulder to the view at evening par
ties rs were calculated to alarm nervous
people very seriously. but because. since
custom oblges US to wear garments,
there can certainly DO no reason why we
should leave the most delicate portion of
our frame without protection. Plump
shoulders and arms are pretty. But so
Irt us WhiSper} are plump legs. The
mother who should fail 10 provide her
daughter with stockings would be con-
sidrred a cruel wretch. yet year ago she
might neglect to cover her chest and
arms with IMMUNITY We trust this state
Of things Is oyer. We hope that the
wisdom width causes every prudent pa
rent to protect the pretty shoulders of
her little girls with comfortable wooden
&acQuco or capcs will be appreciated ;
that sense will conquer vanity, and that
in little while it will be as absurd to see
a woman in a low-mecked dress as it
would to day to see man in a low
necked cOat.-SuaHy TsincS.
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any one me sacs. Ming iii the future,
~, n II. II Tpaarasd III ~ ssId ssallsd, lpis
that thisI wicked reballion against 0exa
and man, against freedom and hsisT,enlty
everywhere, will be PIT down. The
4slisarv and ,dassitutions the dem
ton and disaffectibn, eYrryWheFe seen
ana felt in the Sousah, poirit 70 II. Their
ruined credit. deprecated money. elasf@
ed Eogtnsas. dissatisfied and naatlnous
soldiers. all foreshadoW IL, But ~
were d mere question OF physical en-
durango. of nerve and srassscle and biood,
and iii all tile present rebel licps states
were united to man In their resistance
to tie powers Of the Union. and II every
man were resolved 10 die rather than be
gubiugated, still the result would be the.
same. The Government and the people
of. the United States. hare resolved 10
preserve the Union In all its integrity
and i'm all its power. The national army
has made the same high resolve. Never
since the war began has the national
pulse beat 80 firmly and 80 eopfdenlK.
The rebellion will be put down, crushed
out, and the Ftoutess hearted Of the
wicked copspirators be sa9iasated or aans-
HtfQSUs- / EAy bhHJASAkSA vi q lhAb4tAAtE~A
are the words. II they will not submit,
let them be crushed 80 outlaws. Blood
alone can atone for their terrible crimes.
Let terrible example be made. Let
them, and their children, and All future
generations be taught. with FIRE and
sword. that it is fearful thing to rebel
without cause against the laws of just
governments. Let the iife. the7integrity
and thesrnajesty Of the Union, our ma
tionality, be preserved, il universal desc
lation, as if by the fat of God. every.
where enshrouds the South. We must
teach them. and all who come after
them, that it is too costly thing to be q
rebel. Then may we expect peace and
domestic quiet until the sutferings of
this generation Of traitors shall have
faded from the memory OF men. En- the
meantime. the blight and desoiation and
ruin brought On this sunny land by her
slave oligarchy, will have passed away
and been succeeded by new men, new
forms, and perhaps by new civiliza.
tion.--BromhloO' s Knorruis Wig:
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MIR, Abnerthy rarely INST with his
match except upon one occasion, when
he was sent TOR by'an in-kct per who had
had quarrel with his wife, and who had
scared his facs with her nails so that the
poor man was bleeding and much disfic
ured. Mr.. Abcrnethy thought this an
opportunity not to be lost for admonish-
ing the offender, and said Madame,
are you not ashamed of yourself to treat
your husband TINS, who is the head of
YOU all y your head, madarue?" Well.
doctor" tiercely retorted the yirago.
" and may not scratch my own head ~
When a beau was asked why he
wore his respIendent Hessian boots in
the finest weather, and appeared in shoes
apd silk stockings only. when it was wet
and muddy. he ANSWERED, my wife
washes my stockings, but have to clean
my boots myself."
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CT The Copperheads' love Of the sol
the other day. Their mode of doing it
is original just as their regard for the
Constitution, their obedience to the law
and their peaceable and quiet disposition
have very original manifestations. They
shoot soldiers down in the streets, with
out provocation their love is SO great
They support the Constitution by giving
aid to rebels who seek to destroy it..
They obey the laws by resisting their. en-
forcement and by violently seeking to
suppress them. They eyince quiet and
peaceable disposition by instigating mobs
and engaging in them. It's queer way
they have OF doing things, to be sure.
But then they must be honest and sin
cere. Don't they tell us every day and
every hour in the day, that they love the
volunteers, revere the Constitution, obey
the laws and always keep the peace
And are they not honest, patriotic and
most veracious citizens? Must we not
conclude that all the world has been
through all the past entirely mistak en- in
its ideas of these Virtues? 1t must be
so The Copperheads have had new
revelation. They have the true idea.
The New Civilization has brought
forth its ripe and tempting fruits, and
the Copperheads exemplify them. Is it
not most charming spectacle of inteili-
gence aud public and private virtues
they pre- sent to usr How fascinating it
ISL Hackys. M -.
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CT At q christening, while minister
was making the certificate, he forgot the
date, and happened TO say, Let me see.
the 30th." The thirtieth - exclaimed
the indignant mother, indeed, it t. on
" the eleventh."
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A hook auction was held in Hart,
fo!d c., day or two ago, and among
the books . put up" was one which drew
out the following:
Auctioneer--Here. gentlemen, is the
Lite OF james Buchanan, how much am
offered
"A Volce-A postage stamp.
Another voice Five cents.
Then somebody said : ten cents" and
another twelve" and at last another
:. htsean. " -
Auotioneer-Sold, eentiemen James
Buchanan sold for firteeh.ceuts
A vote And ID Gear at that: -
And the crowd chserxd as if they
thought %, toe.
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From tie Chicago Tribune.
Iowa and the War.

Our dispatches OF Yesterday corrected
the previous error OF computation at
Washington, doing injustice TO the re-
cord OF Iowa in this war. BY this state
ment later given, She stands beside Hi
nols, one OF noble pair of States, ex-
rmpt from draft by virtue of the shining
patriotism of her people in more than
filling with volunteers every demand Of
the Government for troops. Iowa is
now credited with nearly eight hundred
men in excess OF all calls. And she is
ready for any further demand of this
war. She has not only given the coun-
try men and volunteers in advance of
her quotas, but she has sent them to the
field breathing the valor of patriotism of
their mother State at home. And thew
have not disgraced her in the field
The sons Of Iowa rest proud in the pos
session of some of the most shining pas
sages OF this contest. and their names
will be often written when the faithful
chronlcler prepares to make the enroll
ment in formal history of the heroic
deeds OF our soldiers in, this war for the
Union. Iowa has given the military roll
OF honor the names of Curtis. Lauman,
Dodge and host of noble officers, one
OF whom, with his wounds testifying to
his valor, she called to her chief magis-
try, in Gov! Stone, worthy to be placed
in. his present position as sure never to
strike note not in harmony with the
accord of loyal States. It is aaid of New
Foundland that it is a land without a
reptile. It cannot be said of Iowa that
she has no home Copperheads, but it is
a locality Where that species of being is
decidedly unhappy, and insignificant in
their relations to society.
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Particularly adapted to card work. We
srs now prepared 70 get up Cards ofevery
variety, in the best style, and at prices as
fosv Al the lowest
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pa Eat, digest; read remember; earn.
save: love, and be loved, If these four
rules be strictly Toii6wed, Health wealth:
intelligence and true happiness will be
the result
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We have just received At this ONCE a
largo stock Of Card Board--enoraetng oil
kinds and coiors.
Having also received large assort-
msns Of ....~-. .'
= NEW TYPE !
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09

NEW YORK, April 2.-The receipts at
the Custom House last week were FOUR
teen hundred and sixty Ave thousand
dollars, of which six hundred and thirty
three thousand were gold certificates.
The Washington correspondent of the
Commercial says the Government intends
to@call out oil the organized militia of the
States for. sixty days. to occupy certain
fortified points, and that. the District. of
Columbia militia will be called upon to
occupy the forts around Washington, 50
that veterans can be putin the. field.
NEW YoRK, April 2.-Capt Mosier, of
the ship Norway, reports while at sea .
negro made desperate assault on sail
or, and then attempted. to blow up the
ship by firing into the powder magazine,
but was shot dead while trying to accom-.
p1ish the latter act.
40. = sssEs Fila II zissf4>5
MEMPHTs. March 30.---tGen. MoGul
Tough is, reported en:froute North, with
$500 men, to reinforce Forrest. He is
reported near. Jackson Tenn, to-day.
Gen. Grierson's cavalry ferce ere out
watching and harrassing Forrest, but bid
division is much reduced By veterans 1t
home on fuslough:
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- The Omaha Ncbr4Skiaa perFetrates
a very funny article (as least we suppose
it's funny 10 noticing cor City AArshaFs
kaEiog the i'm prudence to arrest some Omabn
resident for riding bis horse on one Of our
sidewalks. They probably doo's have any
ordinances or officers to enforce them Z
that Copperhsad City.
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MAaRtRs.-on the LIST inst, by Rev. W.
N. Ailsn. Mr.. Airs CLAKEsp7E and M'ss
MkgcfA FoLsox, all OF this city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

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The Detroit Tribune says ave
have been shown one Of the new coun-
terfelt $50 Treasury notes, $4,000 Of
which were found upon person arrest
ed in Milw aukee short time since. The
face of the bill is nearly fac sinile Of
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SOLDIER VoriHa DRclsDD USCos-
s1I1uTioNAL.-A special dispatch from
San Francisco, dated the 9th, states that
ihs S"".ne Uou,t Of California has de-
cded that the law permitting soldiers tc
vote is unconstit utional.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

PUNIsHABLE.-The laws of France
punish With fine of five hundred france
any person who incloses banknote in q
common letter, On the ground that
thereby the postoffice carriers are ex-
posed to undue temptation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18
DEMOCRAT 5NHWS,


A dttiagnhbsd physiciAu, Who died
some yeavs $50 II Paris, declared !.
II believe thss durisg the 20 years
that have practiced my profession 10
this city, 10000 childres have feen car.
ried 10 the ecmsteiies, sacrifice 10 the
absurd custom Of exposing their arms
naked" -agass obi 1iwss
On this the editor Of the Philadelphia
Medical and Sargicsl Reporter rema,ke:
put the hulb. Of the thesmometer in q
baby's mouth, the mercury arisss to 30
degrees. Now carry the same 10 HE
little hand; il the issm be bare and the
evening cold, the mercury will sink to
SO degrees. OF coursc Oil tie blood that
fows through these arms must fall from
20 to 40 degrees below the temperature
of the heart. Need !. say, when these
currents Of blood flow back into the
chest, the chlld's vitality must be more
or less compromised Ana need l add
that we ought not TO be surprised ct its
frequent recurring affections Of the ton
que, throat or stomoch 2 / have seen
more thsn one child with habitual cough
and hoarseness, choking with mucus,
entirely and permanently relieved ty
simply keeping the hands and arms
warm. Every observing and progress
i've physician has daily opportunities OF
witnessing the same cure"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

The advertiser, Physician II thirty years Ok
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From Thos Ohubbuck. Organist and Director Of
Music of the First Baptist Church, Springfield,
Mass. SPRfN0rrsLD, MISS.
GsnrLrAEF = Having had opportunities for
testing the qualities Of your different styles of
Amelicon Organs in contrast with those Of other
makers do not hesitate to say that / find Ia
them superiority, both in ezeuisite purity,
smoothueso a1d volume of tone, in delicate and
pleasant touch and prompt response in rapid play
ing. can cheerfuliy recommend them to any
person who may wish to own or play upon such
an instrument nearest perfection. sfCr
Respectfully yours, TEOs CaUBsUcx.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

From Thomas Baker, Musical Director OF Laura
keene's Theatre, formerly Leader Of Julien's
Band
2aK.NG ST., New YORK.
CRSTLEHES: -Iavipg examined the American
Organs, manufactured ~ Messrs u 4 H W
smith, cheerfully certify to their superiority
in ever desirable quality &C inc instrument
Their voic.ng is Of the most approved order, ren-
deIiBg the tones clear and rels BILE, ens bling the
performer to execute rapid passages with ease and
accuracy. Tb.1ER
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18
INHIuH,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

From Geo Wiley, Organist and Di,sctaR Of Ma
sic at John Street Church, Lowell, Mass.
LOWELL, Mass.
GENTLEMEN - Having thoroughly sxamissd
your American Organs, am OF ,ho opinion, shas
they are not equalsd by those Of any maker
They are distinguished from al have seen BY
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

RoxBrRY, Mass
8To Alluie to instruments which bear the name Of
8 d " Smith, would be useless They have
stool the the test for ears and when We say
that they always re fleet upon the reputation Of
Boston men, We awerd high prase. In quality
rank and, having go much at sta e, their name
on ~ eficsn Organs may be cons,dered good
endorsement Of any. Respectfully,
PRor L. u SECHK.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

SINGULAR CoNFEssIoN.-In November,
1862. . man named John Straw bridge was
found in dying condition, on the bank Of
the SusQuehanns river, near Harrisburg
lie had evidently been beaten and robbed,
but be was 30 badly injured that be never
spoke after being found, and the murderer
escaped. An old lady named Paul recent.
ly called upon District Attorney Herr,
stating that young woman who recently
died in Harrisburg confessed, upon her
death.bed, that she, in company with Low.
er, Was promenadins on the river bank on
the evening preceding the day on which
Strawbridge was found; that her lover
knocked Strswbridge down and robbed
him, surprising that he was dead that she
was forced 20 swear that she would never
reveal the murder, but her conscience cons
PEELED her TO state the facts before depart
ing this life. The alleged murderer is in
the army, and if guilty it is hoped that
some means may befound by which he may
be made to suffer the penalty of bis crime.
The case is singular one throughout, and
has created considerable sensation in Hsr-
risburg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

BLACKSTONE, Mass.
GENTLEMEN The three American Organs
purchased of you 70, the use OF our churches,
here, in Uxbridge, and in Mulbury. have been in
use one year. 1t gives me much plessure TO say
that they have fully met our expectations, and
given the greatest satisfaction remain yours,
Ell SHERIDAN, PASTOR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

dcat of Handel Society In Dart.aoutt Coiisg
a DAnrHOURH CoLL83l
GsxrLsnHn-ThsA American Organ ! purchased
of you, though very pleading in tone from the
FIRST, has become more sud more . favsffts I'm
strument With ny musioai aeqnai ntssoss "a uelt
Is with myself. The ease Of the action aad the
rapidity with which light music can be executed
upon it surprised me, While for sased o. solamn
harmony its fitness 10 usqrsstionsd. ItakS crest
pleasurein ing my testimony TO its real worth.
Very truly yours, ~ n SAEB0RM.
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