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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19


FLAG FOR THE WAsHlNGTox MoNu-
MRNT.-Albert G. Widdecombe, Of
Washington, has purchased flag to be
elevated, on the fourth of July, on the
Washington national monument. The
tag 10 twenty-siA ~ Gs.y cet. The
flag staff is to be procured in Baltimore.
The whole elevation is 200 feet. The
necessary amount has been contributed
by citizens Of Washington.
PEACE REsoLuTIoNs.-A preamble
and resolutions have been introduced
into the Connecticut Legislature by Mr..
Converse, from Norwich, praying for a
cessation Of hostilities, until national
convention can be called, and peaceable
measures exhausted, for the settlement
Of our national troubles. The resolu-
tions were laid on the table and ordered
to be printed.
A BUESA VIsrA FLAG.-The flag
carried by the Perry county company
in the battle of Buena Vista is now in
Pinckneyville. 1t is an interesting relic
of that memorable battle. 1t was much
torn by the balls Of the enemy, and the
marks of two bullets are in the staff.
During the heat Of the battle ball
struck the staff, and knocked it from
the color-bearers hands. Don Morrison.
seeing the accident, caught the flag be.
fore it fell to the ground, and, rushing
several yards in advance of the column,
waved it over his head. and shouted to
the brave Illinois volunteers to follow
their colors. With wild yells Of en-.
thusiasm they rushed upon the enemy,
and by their heorio charge the Mexicans
were utterly routed.-Havanna Mason
Co., Post.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

TRlRUrs 70 s8HA1oR DoueLAa-
PANTY Fdtr pays the following hoe
poetical tribute to our deceased states-
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

Iowa CAVALRY CoMPANY.-Fitz Hen
ry Warren will 60 into the field with
a full regiment of Iowa Cavalry, made
up Of the following companies:
Lee county, Keokuk Cavalry, Capt.
Terrence Clinton county. Hawkeye
Rangers, Capt. LefiingwelI; Des Moines
county, Burlington Mounted Rangers,
Capt. Chamberlain Monroe county,
Monroe Cavalry, Capt. Anderson; Har-
din county, Hardin County Guards,
Capt. Thompson; Wappello county,
Wappello County Cavalry, Capt. Brown;
Henry county, Mt. Pleasant Cavalry,
Capt. Swan Warren County, Warren
County Cavalry, Capt. Bryan; johnson
county, johnson County Cavalry, Capt
Cover; Keokuk, Keokuk County Cav.
airy, Capt, Pierce; Pottowattamie coun.
ty, Pottowattomie County Cavalry
I Capt. Craig Lucas County Cavalry
Capt. Henderson.
i Col. Warren received eli the votes Of
the captains Of the different companies
, and has his regiment accepted by the
Government. Chas. E. Moss il Lieut.
COL, and Capt. Chamberlain was elect
. ed Major, and appointed Corresponding
, Secretary. The election was held .
Ottumwa on the 5th inst.
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ThK JorESALor MEDICAL nEFakM.
It's a large and beautiful paper, aud con-
aims the most v-lua abie information on Sper.
nstcrhsa. ~ Seminal Weakness. The
cause. effects. md cure, shown the awful
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@sses Of Sexual Organs, a full explanation
of the origin cf Syphilis. The means Of pre-.
geniicn and ours. On Consum pfion. that
fearful disease. On The Liver. Heart Som
sch and Skin. On Femsir Complaints -
On tie various Schools Of Medicines. On
he modes Of Treatment how Praciised -
On The False Trea,ment Of Diseases. On
The various Medical IIumhugs. On tue
Physiology Of Marrisge. On the Commoa
sense. Of Medicine. On Diet, Exercise.
and Abluiior. How the Pysicisn should be.
How % Prevent Pregnancy. And many
other iIines. Send FcR ". This Journal
should be in the hands Of every one. To
al who apply by letter, with full description
Of age. occupation. symptoms Of disease OF
any kind, and habits OF life. Csndid Advice,
free Of charge, will be given. BY the Chief
Physician.
Address with two ~ shrcs stamps for re-.
turn postsge.) DR.. j RUSSELL.
Feb. l3. (Dsx b BRooKLys. NEw YoRK.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

6rEwARpsvlLLE. Posey Co. Ind April 2a.
DR. RoBAck- feel u ny duty e
present you my certifc ate, to show you The
benefit I hsve received from your medicines
the scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pu
ri6sr After being afflicted for some three
years. giving our physicians a 'ri,l, and also
The medicines Of Dr.. D-.T was persus.
dsd to try your pills and Purifier, which
did. and they cured me perfectly.
Yours, truly, d. J. FUGAH.
10 See advertisement.
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TO C0MSU MPTIvES.
And those an icied with
DYSPE PSIA.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
HEART DISEASE.
FEVER g. AGUE,
Or
CONSTIPATION,

The undersie ned. now seventy.fve years
old. hiss for years devoted his si,e 10 curing
his Pensioners and the poor IN New York
Of ihese dreadful complaints, which carry
thousands and thousands 10 mn unrimely
grave; he has seldom failed 10 cure all who
have applied 10 him for relief, and believing
" 10 be . Chri-tisn's duty 10 relieve those
abroad. as well as At home. h. will send 10
those who require i, Copy q Prescriptions
uscd. (Free Of Charge). with direction for
preparing and using the same. Also rules
on Diet. Bathing. Ventilation. and Exercise
for the Sick. they will find these remedies. a
cure cure for Consumption. and all diseases
of the THRoAr AND LuNcs. FEVER AND
AcuE. CONSTIPATION. HEART DISEASE, Dys-
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CovPLArErs, and he hvpes every one afflicted
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and those suffering should apply before il j.
TOO late. These Prescriptions are used BY
the most eminent Physicians 10 London.
Psris, snd New York. Those wishing them
will pIesse address
REV DR.. CHAMBERLATN.
WILLIAMSBURG. New York.
Feb. 6. 1861.
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We arc prepared to give prompt at
tention to all kinds Of Job or ook
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion or
jack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
style, and on reasonable terms.
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ADMINISTRATOR S SALE OF LAND

ADMIN IS TRAITORS SALE OF LAND.
NOTICE i hereby given that in pursu
~ ance u an order Of sale made by ihs
Court Of Common Pleas OF Dubois county,
InJisns. at the last term thereof. ], the un-
dersgued. Admioisira,or Of the Estate ~
Christian Dupp-. decessnd. will scli az pub
lie suction on Wednesday, the 26'n day o
June, 1861, on The premises. the isliowing
Rssl Estal. of the deccdenf. fo-wi':
The south wet quarter Of the north east
0usrtcr. and the south east quarter OF the
norh west quarter 10 section M. one. -
Township two. south & range live wes;.
containing so acres 81 land ia raid county, \,
subjsct 10 the widows interest iherin. and
subject also 10 . morngags on said prem
scs for $3.50 due 70 the State of Iudians,
with interest.
Terms Of ssle--onc-third of The purchase
money 10 be paid in cash. ons-ihird 10 elk
months and one third ~ twelve mo ihs from
date Of sale. the purchaser Civ ing his notes
for amounts OF two Irst named instaiIinents,
with approved freehold security. bearing
interest from date, and waving benefit OF
valustion and apprsisemenf laws.
NAV "a, 4w DANIEL J0CHIM, ndmr.
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Any person sending rs five new
Subscribers. and the money, will re-
|ceive a copy Of the Courier for ono
year, rs a present
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0r All, especisI'y young men, should
read The advertisement of The "new Ma
vioosl Dispensary" ~ Cincinnati, Ohio. il
another column.
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The Household and Farm,
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advice 10 House Keepers, Farmers. and
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Price 25 cents. Worth $40 TO any one.
THE CONsUMPTIvES BOOK.
For those who wish 10 Get well from that
awful 1isease, a full description OF all the
remedies used for IL, with a careful state
ment OF the results, aud other useful inior-
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The Information in them IL not 70 be found
in any works published, nor obtain sble from
any other source. These books are pub
lshed on fine white piper. and beautifully
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Any Of the above works will be mailed
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C. c. c. CARys CoUcH CuRE. See
the advertisement, for 5is fsmos article in
another column cf this paper.
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|ST. CECILIA CONCORDJA SOCIETY.
The regular meetings Of this Society are
held the first Saturday 10 every month, q,
|61 o'clock, r. NJ, a. their hall In the Union
House. Weekly meetings for instrumental
and vocal music are held subject. 20 The d.
lection OF the Murical Director
JOS. SERMERSHEIM. President.
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Disco IlliOIl Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the part
AV nership heretofore existing In The Ire.
land Steam Mills, between John Cooper, M
b. DiIlsn and 8 Dillep. IT,, fs dissolved hy
mutusl consent on the lst day of June 1861.
The buainrss wi.I hereafter be conducted BY
~. B. 4 8. DIIlen and Henry Green. whe
solicit continuance of the public patron.
age. sUd will ondeavov 20 merit Il.
Nay 2o-3t IRELAND MILL co.
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Nj Z ID Il G A l.
A N d
cHEMICAN
r 9 r 0 r NJ
.NnwarsO> ua-yo~x

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And devoted 70 TnE Gauss ~ MEDICAL Rs
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10 the RELIEF oF THOSE SUFFERING Anp Az
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ORDERS. To this end this Iniirmary Il en-
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throughout The length and breadth of our
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The following are soma OF the diseases
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Consumption and Pulmonary Complaints.
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and Liver Complaint, Seminal Weakness,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-04
A WELL.MERlTEp COMPLIMENT.

At the hour of rocall last evening, at the First
District lookup the day Officers of the District pre-
sented to Lieutenant Boylan testimonial of their
good feeling, in the shape of rich gold vest chain,
seal and key the whole costing at least 500. Cor
poral James P. Tank on behalf of the other Off
GERS, made the presentation, with the following
words:
Lieut.. Thos ". Boyza7, Sri, as Corporal and
representing the FIRST District day police do in
behalf of myself and brother officers, present you
with this slight token of esteem as our supe-
ror officer and gentleman; and we sincerely
hope that while we have the pleasure of serving
under you, by strict attendance to our duty to
merit at least your respect We will endeavor to
do our duty faithfully, never exceeding. it, and
always keeping in view those great essentials which
constitute a gentleman, good example of which
we find embodied in yourself. In conclusion, we
sincerely hope that success will attend you and
| yours through life.
| The Lieutenant made a response appropriate to
| the occasion, brief, but to the point. We think
the officers could not possibly have done a more
tasteful thing. We have known Tom Boylan for
| years, as special officer and as Lieutenant of
| Police and whilst we have always found him en-
ergotc, keen and fearless as an officer we have as
we'll noted that quiet, polite and considerate de-
meanor in all his actions, which have defined him
to be gentleman, not only among his friends and
brother officers, but among those who sometimes
feel the iron hand of the law in his person.
| Appended to the testimonial was "charm" on
which was engraven proper inscription of pre-
| sentation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-04

FoRr PIcKENs.-Under date of the 9th ult. The
Washington correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune
writes
Orders were sent by special messenger on the
14th inst, to land the 400 troops on board the
Brooklyn at Port Pickens. As the mail communi-
cation with that point is entirely cut off, infor
nation has been received by the Government con-
cernng their execution. The telegraph is in the
hands of the secessioDiss upon all matters of this
sort, and therefore, the return Of the messenger
must be awaited, or intelligence be received
through the local newspapers
1t il not disguised that some apprehension is
tertained here of possible attack by the reVolu-
tionary army now eucamped before Fort Pickens'
under command of Gen. Bragg, though wiser
counsels are hoped.
The Government does not regard this movement
as q reinforcement, and if treated as such by the
Secession leaders, they must take the consequences
No hostile demonstration ia designed, and no at
tempt will be made to retake the other forts and
Navy-yard, which were obtained by the most in
famous treacheTy.
In transferring these troops from sloop. of.war,
which has hRen stationed off Pensacola for two
months, the Secretary of War intended to protect
Fort Pickens againt surprise or surrender, and if
their landing is resisted reinforcements will be i'm
mediately thrown there, be the consequences what
they may.
Ii is not true that the Government vessels at Pen
sacoa are short Of supplies, or they need not be,
with Key West so near at hand. The transport
containing all the necessary provisions fnr the
Home Squadron was detained at New York, but
must have reached Pensacola by this time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-04
AN IMPORTANT ARREST.

BURGLARS AND CoUNTERFEmERs DISCOVERED
THEIR VIOLENT RESISTANCE ONE OF THEM SHOT.
Chief Of Police McClelland, having for week or
so past been on the scent of scheme of villainy,
brought things to a successful Issue on Tuesday
night. Some months ago, an Italian boy of re-
spectacle parentage, in this city, taken to the
Chief of Police by his father, who wished him sent
to some institution for correction, but not to
prison. This the Chief could not do; and the
youth, being released, promised in his gratitude
that he would soon give him some valuable police
information.
One night last week, whilst the Chief was at the
Academy of Music, the Italian youth accosted him,
and told him where there was crowd of Sicilian
dealers in counterfeit coin. The same night The
youth accosted him again, and told him of bur
glary that was in contemplation by the same gang
The house to be robbed was Jacobs pawnbrokery
at the corner of Poy dras and St. Charles streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-04

THE PRESIDENT HAS A CHANCE TO TRADE--Yas-
terday President Davis went over to the West Point
Railroad Depot, probably to see Mr. President Pol
lard, who being oft, one Of the young men invited
the General to seat, Now our young friend who
did the honors on the OCCASION supposed. drawing
interenGes from the Presidents grey Mississippi
su) that the visitor wasFa backwoods farmer, and
espying the Presidents watch chain drew the
watch by it ont of the fob, remarking naively,
g fine watch-how'li you trade?' Before Gen.
Davis could make mp his mind on this proposition,
Col. Pollard came in and sauted president Davis"
The clerk dropped the watch in the Presidents
lap; fell backwards over lis own desk; and COM
menCed writing at all his books, promiseuonslY.
so they tell the tale. For ourselves, we belleVe
it, and are inclined to think thar il Col Pollard had
remained out little longer, there t1o@m hdoe
been a trdde.p We take it that the General never
refuses tair banter in peace or war
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-04
VOLUME XIV.

~. - ;.4ax
W'tnouI. III; inap 10 h;eot r. nona IF tbo con
tinpencies which ordinarily affect the value of
public securities.
Inc soon 10 ne oiefed r so tne pupitc'
man,t in Tho secratary,a rircrlar of tbe terms
governing the loan, is sufficient to secure prompt
subscription of The amount. The figures and OBJ
se1Sa.oh: w. nere gye are oe pua i4 VI t % os
tary,s nronosala That we're unnecessary. II re-
quires no persuasion to convince capitalists that
thls Is sate investment. lhat they VIII see aL
tanes Rnt theaa facts nav he Of interest to the
general public They are sturdy attestations of
| the strength and immense resources Of our young
coneueracy. AZ sne SANE .iIle ,fy Illustrate .ne
whom devolyed the dnty of proyjdinp ds to nut
the new Governmentin motion. None I'D have
been easily raised upon the iaith OF - GoVefh-
iens alohe. ns tb ~ oa'ao
thus acting thew have commended themselves to
the confidence of a great and patriotic people.
The export duty cotton, as the Mail says, will
be amply sufficient to redeem the loan in ten years.
besides paying the interest sen annually at the rate
| OF eight per cent. per annum. This export duty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-04

The second company of the Louisiana Zouave
Regiment. Capt. DuBordenave will leave this.cven-
ing for Pensacola. Maj. Hyllested aud Adjntant
Zacharie are to accompany them, and will take
charge of the two companies at Pensacola until
the remainder of the regiment gets there. Pre-
vious to the departure this evening, the company
will be reviewed on Lafayette square. The officers
of the Louisiana State Militia and Army are invited
to be present