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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
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iinp unb wt,&si,s aui St;ieSi rtts Ssutralsvi.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07
~ 0if ~Einfnmmcnifcnei

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6arme1 5aben In pte1en Iaaen tbrsn Be'
ridt utsr ib1 porjdbrtaee Ginfumsasn elm
,ulfefun. Da IS Wandsm an einen1
5ormulor feblen mag, 70 aeben wtr nab:
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pe1ftbt. ra5 lolde Ter Ser eenonntsn Er<
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len. Die 3aMsn fnp no,arli& tIob bel.
(p%ieltbalbsr %ana'1sben.
1iNtcoMB OF N. N. (FARMER
Do not value increase Of stock 4 years old anc
Amount of farm produce of 1862, sold
previous to Jan. l, 1868 $270 90
1000 bushels Of corn unsold, sold pre-
.vious to Jan l, 1868, at Is cts. $50 90
24O bu. wheat, sold previous to Jan. ], |
1868, 1T 60 cts, IA u
l35 bushels potatoes sold previous to
200 bushels oats, sold previous to Jan.
/, 1863, At Is cts, so CO.
10 tons Of hay, at 81 per ton 100 O03
All other orchard and farm produce 60 90
IA calves Of the spring Of 1862, worth
Dec. 81. 1862 70 90
Increase in value on Is yeorlings over -.
the cost of feed consumed 80 90
Increase in value of 20 two year olds, r.,
over cost Ct feed 40 90
Increase Of all other cattle over cost Of
feed 70 90
4 co,s OF, the spring Of 1862, worth
Dec. 81, 1862 100 %
Increase in value on 3 yearling colts,
over cost of feed 30 90
Increase in value of 4 tow-year old
colts, over cost Of feed 80 00|
Increase in value on other horses and
mules 70 w
so pigs Of the spring of 1862, worth
Zee. 81. 1862 Is 90
Increase in value on other hogs over
cost of feee 60 90
Amount made in buying and selling
stock in the year 1862 l25 90
Amount received for personal services
or %saleries, in the year 1862 AZ 90
Amount received for rents and interest 1872 w
Income from other sources than the
above Is w
Lambs as the increase of sheep at 81
per head
Number of pounds of wool sold
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

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ten. Doe abeuteuer war I'M 70 fdbuer
uub ,asfd6,li&tE, ea tte GIu6.Gtnfatrt
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

Total income from al sources $500 on
DEDUCTIONS.
Take no account of hay and grain
consumed on the farm
Amt exempt by law $6O9 90
Amt paid for taxes for the
year 1862 1T so
Amount paid for labor on the
farm 285 %
Value of board Of hirediaber-
ers l43 w
Amount paid for rent ll6 90
Amount paid for insurance 81 90
Amount necessary repairs to
farm and buildings q 90
Interest or ~encumbrances or
estate. on which the person
residas 46 90 -
-M,3 66 90
Total deductions $l,376 NO--
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-04-07

ts(uden wca.n, 30 Sag. urlaub. - porausass
f,bt tnbsb, bab ibr GbaratHr uno tbre @uffab'
runs 70 befdafsn fnb, boe TIRE Woradssr fig
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pfsblen t6nner.
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tdrn fur bic Mufnabme ron SsrrunbttsH g.
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sutae 9c,t bat stosn bic 6ausbia upN!tirt,
w,itts Dem Vralhkni biz Maht neAnfn 4fna EiR
eitr, obne Xrteeequrih. fuuraarifH Ut enttaNen.
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b%asitort, 5. Gsr1l.
gudtnebanns Taicrttit irirb wcbl 5000 ts,
traaen. Or Ssrdt miro Is untcneieue 9tasn
3 Dsmcf,aten. bas 9aus uuicnstndnner MT
I Dsmofratsa jd3tsn.
Ginttnhatt, s. Gp,il.
Das Antpnsttdst Gtste nttt 400 Sttmmsn
Ratcrttdt. :
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pdriias Ane.lt8sntt.tsn, betGttte furS,ntsn d.
metrft aftt1sr Btf6lue: ~-.----
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ten. unntGta III. burG Stinf4pst9en bts Ratio
ntn Der Dslt gun. 0laubsn u u~erlet:tn ais q q
rem BE Der. efaatsu slsthenlttae 3ufnonsruns
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fir ipsdmdsta, III ertl6reu. bae q f& atht tutl
bem G,stfe bes autritnntfaen Dclles stttraee
etne ouf esn Hutnen elmer 3fpubln tn Nnnertid
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From Washington.
wAsz1Neror City. Jan. IL. l

0SHA"NAON SAA4 Shu' 40 1904
TIE RESTRICTIONS TO TRADE on THE MlssIs-
sIPPI.
1t is understood that Secretary Chase
has, for some time, been inclined to the
belief that if the time has not already
come, 1t is rapidly approaching, when the
Government can, with propriety, remove
the restriction to trade on the Mississippi
river. For some days he has been conferr-
ing with the entire Missouri delegation and
with the War Department on the subject
The opinion of certain Commanding Gen
erals has been called for as to whether it
will be consistent with the necessities of
their service.
DECISIONS OF THE COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS,
The Committee on Elections has decided
to refuse seat to MIR. Segar, member of
last House, and claiming again to represent
The Norfolk, Va, District. His case was
argued at length in the last Congress and
he was finally admitted. He was uot adj
mitted to seat this session and the Com
mlttee now decide against his right to one.
The same Committee have also decided
against the right ofthe Louisiana delegates
as members. Only one of them, Mr.. FELL,
has had the courage to wait the result-tbe
other had Abandoned it and gone aVay
some time ago. Gen. Ben. Loans case
comes up in the Election Committee to-
morrow. He is going to take the ground
that the contestant, Bruce, bad not fled
his oath as required by the Missouri Con
vention five days before the election. Nc
Clurg's case comes up next.
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jAn2I Sot
OmCo Army Clothing and EqutpaEe,
TwELTTH AND GIRARD SFRaHTS,


PHILADELPHIA, January ls, 1854.
SEALBD PROPOSALS will be received at tbi,
~ ONCE until IL O'Clock n. on TUESDAY the 26tb
instant, for supplying the Schuylkil Arsenal with
the following articles:
wax Upper Leather, best quality pure oak tan.
ned, from slaughter hides, well finished
Sole Leather, best quality, pure oak tanned from
BuenoS Ayres or La Plata Hides, not less than IL
feet per side.
Bidders must state in their proposals. the prie..
which must be giVen in GOTitiRO ~ we'll as in az.
nreS. also the quantity bid for, and the time OF g.
The ability OF the bidder to all the contract must
De GUARANTEED BY two responsible persons, whoGs
signatures will be appended to the guarantees, and
SAi9 guarantee accompany the bid. And in case the
ao Ddder should fall to enter into q contract thew
20 maze good the difference between the offer OF
SAlo Didder and the next lowest responsible bidder
OF the person to whom the contract may be awarded
BIDDERS, as we'll ~ their Bureties or guarantee, a
VINO may not be known at this ONCE will furnish Z
from the United STATED District Attorney
Posmaatery or other public functionary at the re;i
clearly tho fact that the bidder and hiG SuretiS Are
oSPonhblO men, who will, II contract n AWARDED
them act in good faith with the United states and
Ialthiuily execute tho same.
NO DO Will be entertained unless pTopsrly Runr-
AhIied " two responsible parties above described
ceIYed. win HO' 10 re-
BLANK forms for proposals. can be had up,u appli-
cation at this once. ~PP''
Proposals muGI be endorsed Proposals. for Army,
supPheA" stating the particular article bid for.
G. H. CROSNAN,
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ale OF Land In Marshall County.
Josiah IngersOll,

Josiah IngersOll In the Cir:1,t
Z Cont Eor ~
John Wilson and benjamin Redd. shall Co. v. Va.
IN this cause at the Spring Term, 1861, the un-
deragned, Sheriff OF said county Of MarShalI win
House for AArehall county. sell for ready money to
the highest add best bidder the tract of land in The
Dill mentioned, or suh1cieney thereof to nav the
sum Of Two hundred and thirty nine dolIRr1 and
tEenty-seVen cents, With interest from the rSt daT
Of April In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundTe3
ana my ak, aud twsnty-three dollars and tWentT
nTe eent9 costs of this suit together with the coGts
thiS advertisement and the fees Of the Shsri 6or
making thi! sale, and such other costs aS may be
legally incident to making such sale. The said tract
OF land 10 tho tract men toned in the bill and pro
eeedngl in this case, containing ninety-one aoreS
ana seventeen poles and the same tract Of land sit
1ete In MarShhl county which said BENJAMIN
hedd lately resided, bounded by land Of James VIII
son, Thomas Stewart and Others and which was con-
Heyed BY said IngerSon to said defendant, John
Wilson, by deed, dated the hrst day Of April 1856
and recorded IN the Clerks once OF MGrGhan eoun.
~, Aforesaid. J. REED
janl9.3ot Sheriff Of MArshnll county
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Adjourned.

THB ELECTION IN WHEELlNG.-Nezt Mon
day is the day Of the charter election in
Wheeling. The Uuion men of the city
have an unusually strong ticket in the
field, headed by Henry Crangle for the
Mayoralty, and they should not, through
snpineness, suffer it to be deEeated.-St.
ClairSUille Chronicle.
We can see from the above that our city
election is not merely an affair of our own,
but is looked to with great deal Of in.
terest by our Union friends over the river.
Shall we help and encourage them as we'll
as do good for Ourseives2 or shall we pro-
claim ourselves tho allies and friends of
the men over there who voted for Vallan-
digham in October last2
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Important Circular from
Governor Boreman.
TO RECRUITING AaRNFs.

have the pleasure Of stating that by resolution
OF SongGess the large bountes Of $4O2 to veterans
npe % De paid to yolunt GERS heretofore preScr.
ped until further notice. earnestly reoueSt that
you 70 whom the business Of recruiting h in Eome
measure conhded, will go to work actively and ener
Se.caty % secure q! many enlistments as possible
lou should call on the people generally Of the coun
" LOT which you are appointed, to aid You and IL
necessary to hold public for the purpoSe Of
enteouEagtng volunteering II proper attention Is
Virginia will furnish her quota without drHft ~
certainly Il will be gratifying to every right minded
cltlzen OF the State to know that this hSs bosn a.
complain d. A / BoREMIN Go. Oson &C
An loyal papers in the State copy once and cal
attention to this notice in editorial coIumnl
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most loyal people 10 the world they would
resist it The whole operation ofthe sys-
tenn was evil, and oppressive and that
~
On motion of Mr.. LAMB the House took
. recess.
The consideration Of the preamble and
resolutions relating to the permit system
was resumed.
Mr.. MoNTAGuE briefly addressed the
House in support of the measure before
the House, and Wss succeeded by Messrs.
Hagsr aud Sutton. - x
Mr.WHEAT replied, and was followed by
Mr.. Ruffner on the other side, who said in
the course of his remarks that he bad, in
conjunction with several distinguished
legal gentlemen examined the law of
Congress on which this permit system pro-
fesses to be founded, and he would say
now in his place and on his responsibility
that the system as enforced in West Vir-
GINA was gross perVersion aud abuse of
that law.
When the discussion had ceased Mr..
Logan called for the yeas and nays, and
they were taken and the preamble and
resolutions we're adopted unanimously,
excepting that Mr.. Wheat voted in the
negative.
Mr.. RUTFNER offered an additional reso
luton, which was adopted, authorizing
the Governor to appoint commissioners to
proceed to Washington for the purpose OF
promoting the objects OF the resolutions.
Mr. WHEAT presented q memorial OF
Susan V. Carter, praying divorce from
Thos. J. Carter.
Referred.
ala. RURFNER introduced a resolution
which was adopted, referring that portion
of the message relating to taxation and
finance.
Mr.. MoATAoUs introduced one directing
the committee on Roads and Internal Nav
igatiOn to inquire into the expedienoy Of
allowing Alfred Brown or any other per-
son, to build mill on the old chute al
Red House Shoals on the Kanawha river
in Putnam county. Adopted.
Mr.. DEBAR introduced one referring "a
a special committee so much of the Gov.
ernor's message as relates to State GeoI-
ogist. Adopted.
Committee: Messrs. Debar, McGrew
Sutton, Newton and Soper.
Ma. DEBAR introduced another which
was adopted, directing the Committee on
Printing, 60, to inquire into the exps
diency of printing 5000 copies of pam.
phlet containing the Constitution of Wesl
Virgiuia,aud all, or the most important sec.
tons the following acts: Chap. relating
TO official bOnds; chap. Terms of Courts
chap. 46 Township meetings and Elections
chap. 70 Powers aud duties of Counties
chap. 80 Boards of Supervisors chap. IS
Township Officers (; chap. ia Elections by
the People chap. l2O Roads and Bridges
and chapter = Free Schools, the same tc
be for general distribution through the
i nkaH 1FN ~. 7
Mr.. CRAWFORD introduced one, referring
that part of the Message relating to Military
Affairs. -
Adjourned.
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Commissioners sale



VI. lin ChAncery
Peter II. French, ct. al. DoFts
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Co rt for Ohio
~ county, rendered on the 18th day Of January.
1854 directed to the underBigued a. Special Commis
Goner, and the time specified for the pay msnt Oftbs
debts mentioned in said decree having expired I
shall, ON Monday, the 22d of February 1884 at the
font door the Court House of Ohio county In tbs
city OF wheeling, offer for sale that part OF Lot No
49, in the bth Ward OfSaid city, in the bill and pro-
ceedtngs mentioned as having belonged to Raid dc.
iendant French, which IL the south a. feet and ii
inches of said Lot No. &c. fronting on Main Gtreet
~ feet and IL inches, aud running back the same
width 81 feet. Said part Of lot will be sold In two
parcels az fooWB viz: hrSt, tho south part thereof
being the vacant or unimproVed part thereof said
to contain 10 feet 10 inches front on Main Greet
and running back width 81 feet: uecond'
the residue OF said lot on which stands the bricf
house. containing IS feet inch front on Main street
and running bacE Same width 81 feet.
Trans OF sALE-A sufficient amount In hand to
pay the costs Of sale and the costs of this suit and
cFet OF 1zO days wish interest from the day OF aAle
~ TO ons-thtrd OF the purchase money. And As to
the other tWO-thirds OF the purchase money credit
OF II and ls months in equal installmentS with In
tere1t from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bonds with good surety for the payment Of The
same And retaining the title until the whole OF
the purchase money il fully paid.
HENRY @. PLRSHER,
JAnzl SUI Special Commissioner,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
II 2 4. = 8 n 4 nj
NOTICE.

SHE undersigned il DESTROYS Of selling, and CRers
i for sale, tho following Real Estate on wheeling
lslandI IN Ward Z, between WabaIh and Huron
streets, viz: seVen small frame houses enc of them
having seven rooms and kitchen and good web Of
house.
Any Of the above property can be purchased at
February, 1884, at which time the remainder win be
offered on the ground at public sale to the highest
TnRMs OF sALs-one-third in eash, the balance in
one and two yOarD, with interest on the balance Of
the payments. The title will be made bY giving
deed Of trust on the property
jan6.td WALKER HUNTER.
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Closing up business

he undersigned, wilhing to close mn buufn.,r
\ oher6 for sale all his ready made cI6thT ~
piece goods one large clothing case the Al Sg
SSIsWerS: Any Of the above can be purchS1Sd On nv
before the Soth Of January, at which tJmS tSs "
mainder viii be sold ct public sale ''-1o 'uo 70
Those looking to their interest will NOT n.,,.. :.
me present opportunity, all WILDE old AZ 49,
ena most OF the goods were purch1S ed bsFrS
tne present advance Of goods, Therefore can al
a. one half the present prices. All viii Get bSEl
No Main st., foot of John near tb aG sEidss.
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DE SIRABLE
City PROPERTY for Sale

E'oUR two story, substantially built, brick teno-
II ments on lot No23s, also OTIot No. 23T, Hituats
on the southeast cornor Of EO6 and Second Streets
IN the Rifth Ward also lot No. 226 and onehAlf Of
lot No. ZIS' with neat two story brick house 90
e9ehI on the west side Of Rof also lot No. 203
HhlSh y frame tenement, on WebStsr street; also
lot NO. no. on which il = SubBtantAl brick cottage
containing gig rooms, on the northwest corner Of
lots Nos. and 3 in square s, ChurehillS addition
No. z on Fulton street also lot No. SO, east side Of
Main street, First Ward on which il one brick and
three log tenemenLa.
Any part Of the above can be purehaso At
private sale until the second Monday, the 18th day.
OF February, 1854, at which timo the whole will be
offered at public sale at the front door OF Ohio
ty Court House. part cash and long credit If desired
the purchasers to pay tax for 1854 and United States
jan5-td ALEX. ROGERS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-21
vIRaINIA LEGISLATURES.
SENATE,
EWrDaE:sD1Y, Jan. 90, 1864.

b EWEDHEsDGY, Jan. 90, 1864.
+ The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Charles P. French, of the Pres
5byterian. Church.
The President, Mr.. Stevenson, an.
nounced the following standing commit.
tees:
Privileges and Electons-Messrs. Car
skadon, Raymond and Rollyson.
Judiciary Nessrs. Maxwell, Brown and
Atkinson.
Finance and CEdims-Messrs. Brown,
Burley aud Atkinson.
Banks and OrpordtGoHS-Messrs. Hub.
bard, Hawkins and Bowen.
T0lpnShip and County Organisations and
Municipal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bunker,
Mshon and Copley.s ,..f .t
Mallory AfaTS-Messrs. Phelps, Young
and Dunbar, ,,.
Internal LmproUements-Messrs. Farms
worth, BechtOl and Phelps. ..
EducdtiOn-Messrs. Atkinson, Bun ker
and Burnley. za 90, ..e. sg w.. .a
TO Examine the Clerks O6ss-Messrs.
Bowen, Bechtol and Maxwell. a-. Il. .4.i
sai 20 ~ JOINT COMMITTEES. .a-, ea
on Executive Rzptnditures-Messrs Bur-
ley, Raymond and Slack.
Q" Library Messrs. Mahon, Copley and
RoIlyson I'd" 'a- an b. :"
EnrOlLed BilLs- Messrs. Slack, Carskad-
on and Hubbard. 10
To Examine the AUDITORS Office, 9c.-
Messrs. Hawkins, Hubbard and Farnsw orth.
The President then announced the receipt
Of the Governors message, which was read
by the Clerk.
Mr.. Farusworth offered joint resolution
that {, 900 copies of the message be print
ed for the use of the Legislature,
Tho ha;nn, .
pose of considering the resolution, Mr..
Rollyson offered an amendment to print
10000. -4r
The amendment was lost and the reso-
luton was adopted.
Mr. Bunker offered a resolution, which
was adopted, referring certain portions
OF the Governors message to appropriate
committees.
Also resolutions by Mr.. Hubbard and Mr..
Slack to same purpose.
On motion of Mr.. Brown the Committee
on Judiciary was instructed to INQUIRE into
the expedioncy of providing for the sale of
real estate returned delinquent for taxes.
message from the House, by Mr., Lamb.
announced the passage of the Senate reso
luton TO print 5000 copies of the message
with an amendment to print thousand
copies of the accompanying Documents
The amendment was agreed to.
The joint resolution ofsthe House au-
thoriziug certain committees of the two
Houses to set together as joint committee
when requested by the chairman of such
committees, was laid on the table.
Mr.. Phelps offered joint resolution,
which was laid over under the rules, pro-
posing an inquiry into the expediency of
converting the jail of Marion county into
a temporary peniteutiary. ,.l.
On motion, tho Senate adjourned.