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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-14

lcn IN inc DcginhlnK WOulO yield 70 milo
ledy, if negiec cd, sooD attacks the Lung
ro,cn's Bronchial Troches," containing demui-
t ingredients, allay Pulmonary and Bronchit !
tation.
row MS "Thst trouble in my Throat, TO
which the '1roches' are specific J
lOCHES. having made me often mere whis-
perea."
N.P.wlLIIs.
! recommend their use to Pcs
pNCUCS Lie SPEAKERS"
sON"HS' REV. E. Ii. CHAPLIN.
,ouz,. Have proved extremely service
~ able for HoARsENEss."
.ncuco REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
lUInDS. Almost instant oplief in the dis
tressing labor Of breathing peculiar
~ W No TO ASTHMA.
REV. A. C. EGGLEsTON.
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Injurious"
row Ms DIR. A. A. HAYES,
Chemist, B0st0m,
lOCBEs. a simple and pleasant conSin.-
,owNs DR. G. F. BIGELow,
IBosto..
IOCilES. Beneficial in BRONCHITIS"
DR.. J.F. W. LANE.
"Ihavo proved them excellent 70,
lnCurS WHoOPlN6 COU0H."
IVVssOo' REV. H. W. WARREN,
, ~ vu ~ Bost0n.
" Nc Beneficial when compelled t
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IUVHES. REV. 5. J. p. ANDERSON,
81. Louis.
~ W Ms "ErYEECrUAL in removing Hoarse
moss and Irritation of the Throat
IOCBkS 80 common with SPsAKRRs and
SINGERS"
OW NJ Prof. NJ. STACY JOHNSON.
Ia Grosge, Ga.
EWNES. Teacher Of Music, Southern
Female College.
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aud after presching,as they prevent
l(lCNES Hosrscness. From their sst effect
think they will BE- Of permanent
, n " NJ advantage to me"
REV. Z. KOWLEY, AN.
,nruCS Pres't Of the Athens College, Tenn.
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~ Nc BOX. IA
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81 - winter use. We have dry kindlinr vood
41 - =. ord. - srssn wood ct 81 81 -
.eyss ~ sseseo late.
49, vR8M0H DAVIS.
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"A hosss with purs nilk. ADlly = L..
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- AsmsA ard Uleerstsd Eyes; rsnovss Pilms
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srosis y -saedsnt Of success " al surebls easss
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AAD SINGERS.

Few are aware Of Importance Of checking .
Cough or "Common Cold" in its FIRST stage that
which in the beginning would yield to . mild
remedy, if negiec cd, attacks the Lung
"Bro,cm's Bronchial Iroches," containing demul-
cent ingredients, allay Pulmonary and Bronchit !
Irritation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-22

A State Convention of the Republicans Of Iowa
is CALLED TO assemble by their delegates at the City
Of Des Moines, At 10 o'clock A. NJ. on Wednesday
July 2ist 1885, for the nomination Of officers to be
elected at the general election in October Of this
year. Candidates TO be selected for the oficrt
of 0overnor, Leute, ant Governor, and one Judge
Of the Supreme Court. The Convention viii take
eueh other action may, In Its opin to
to the suo~css of the Republican party.
Everv organised county win be entitled to one
delegate In the Convention, ard additie nal DEL
sgate FOR each 200 votes, and for any addition al
frac Ion Of 100 votes cast at the last Gen.
eral ectiop for Hon. Abraham Lincoln ~ Prssi-
dent II the United States.
Republican County Central Committees are re-
qassted to call their conventions 20 select heiv del
sgates In the ratio sbovs stated, and for Efficient
organization preparatory to the ca vasa.
HIM. HOXIR,
Chairman State Central Committee.
SAMUEL T. MILLER. Leo County.
J. B. WEAVER Davis, .
0Ro. A. HAwLvY Decatur "
Lewss sxira, Kus-uth q
w. B. PArRFrkLp. Floyd
II. G. HxEDxRsor, MarshAH
]. K. kKsDaAs Mahaska
w. A. WARREN, Jackson
II. Ii. TUrs,LL. Cedar
g. j. W. TaBoR, Buchanan
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where was Pnltsrson .

1t was reported on the night Of the 10Th
at Washington that Patterson had fallen
back upon Mar.insburgh, whereby the rebel
GENT johnson was allowed to join Beaure.
gard at Manassas junction. The indigns-
ton felt toward Patterson 10 military circles
Vas intense. A later disrAtcb says his d.
vision was marching "for Winch ester, -
slowly and With great caution. And still
later one brings the gratifying news that be
has been supercsded BY Maj. Gen. Banks,
and nov We my look out for prompt move.
ments and hot work.
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WAsHIN0roN, July 20.
SEsATx.-Mr. Hale offered resolution that
the naval committee be empowered 10 en-
quire into the surrender Of the navy yards
Ut Pensacola at Norfolk, with power to send
for persons and papers. Referred to the
committee on naval affairs.
Mr.. johnson, of Tennessee, introduced .
bill to provide fer the transportation of arms
ard munitions Of war to loyal citizens in the
States now in rebellion, and provide for or
ganizing tn am into regiments, &c. He stated
that loyal citizens in those States felt that
the government was bound to protect them
amidst invasion and instruction. Referred
! to the committee on military affairs.
Mr.. Trumbull introduced bill to provide
for the holding Of circuit district conrts dur
ing the temporary insurrection. Referred 20
the committee on Judiciary.
The bill providing for the construction of
one or more iron clad war vessels was laid
over.
The resolution approving the acts OF the
President was tax n up.
Mr.. Latham spoke. and alluded to bis
friends Breckenridge, Bayard and others, who
charged the President with violating the
constitution, but not a word in con emma
tion OF those VINO openly trampled the con-
stitution under foot. He said whatever ne
ces-ity required the President to do-enforce
Law and government-was right and proper,
even though he might have committed % in
fraction Of the authority delegated to him,
but be- would not sanction tbs suspension OF
writ Of hoDens corpus in Maryland, because
be thought that Suite showed her allegiance
by sending members to Congress, and that
there was no necessity Of such suspension
there, except it was evident that the Judi
ciary of the Safe was disloyal. No man
doubts the loyalty Of the Chief Justice. He
thought an increase Of the army not warrant
81 by H. ar,ganniaa Of the case, and there.
fore could not sanction the act, in regard to
the blockade of ports, a suspension OF writ
OF habeas corpus in Florida, and all the 9TH
er acts enumerated in the resolution, he gave
the President bis cordial support, and he
woul cay b re, AS .he representative of q
sovereign State of loya. people, if the Presi-
dent had not exercised these powers, be
would have voted TO have him impeached, as
unfit and unworthy Of the place. Mr.. La
than closed with an eloquent declaration,
that whateyer happens, his own State will
stand firm BY the Union.
Mr.. Rice said he wished to endorse 81. that
had been said by his friend from Calf ornia.
On motion OF Mr.. Johnson, of Tenn, the
subject Was postponed till Monday.
Executive session. Adjourned.
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A steamer has arrived from Fort Monroe
She brings the intelligence that there arc nc
rebels At Aqua Greek or Matthias Point
| They have all gone to Manassas, to assist in
the great battle with the Federal army.
We have intelligence from Bull's Run ut
to p. m, last evening, and from Fsirfa1
to 6 O'Clock this morning. The fighting had
not been renewed, except by picket Ruards,
who are very near the two armies, only abou,
a mile apart, ours being on the ground OF
battle yesterday and last night, and the enc
nv within their entertainments on the other
side of BULBS Run.
Gen. 1 yler made general reconnaissance
yesterday, but made no discoveries worth
noticing.
Night before last five Federal troops Of a
N. Y. regiment, near Fairfax Court House,
captured Ii secessionists. Last night IL
more prisoners we're taken 10y some Of the
18th MaEs. regiment, also mail bag con-
tanning 100 letters.
The largest house in Centreville has been
burned down. The neighbours say it was set
on fire by the owner himself.
NEw YoRK, July 2O.--The brig Costa RIGA
arrived from Aspinwall. She spoke the brig
Cuba off Cape Antoine, which reported that
she had been prize to the privateer Sumter,
but had got away and had disarmed the prize
crew and put them in irons. Two Of them
were pun on board the Costa RIGA and
brought to this port. The privatee, smen
say they were Obliged tn shhfp or -stsrvc, ind
that number of the Sumter men are north
erners, and will escape the first opportunity;
that the officers are desperate set, and will
blow up the vessel rather than be captured.
Two men and midshipman Of the prize
crew remained aboard the Cuba.
A Washington special says is 10 rumored
that the BULBS Run battery - taken, but it
10 doubtless false. The force of the rebels
At the Ran is estimated at 10000. Fourteen
Of our wounded have died, Hfty more are
lying In the stone church 1t Csntreville.-
Secretary Cameron has gone down, but is
expected to return to- night.
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these objects arc worthy the best efforts and
the best blood Of ell the patriots Of the land
Of whatever shade Of political opinion or
moral principle. And having done our duty
in thst regard We are willing TO trust to the
progress Of events, under the providence Of
God, 20 eolve whatever difficulties may arise
from the Slavery question.
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NJ VBNCtLk. y. u. J0hkb
VenciIl Il Jones,
CLOTHIER6
MERCHANT TAILOR6

" EEP constantly on hand nne assortment OF
IN CLOTHING Of ell descriptions. Also.
Cloths. CassImerss aud vsslings.
Having in our EN- ploy mcnt 6rst rate Tailors We
are prepared TO make Clothing to order on short
notice and in the lsfeststyie. We also keep eoD
stantly ON hand . large stock Of Trunks, Valsses,
csrpat R@ rs Aa..s-s-~--
Customers in want Of anything in our line will
do we'll 20 give ! call before buying elsew here.
~ Remember the place at - rI street.
north side. VEkcILL JONES.
eY17d
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a.EGAI NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
To Elisabeth Caruthsn and l.. n. Csruthsr, hsr
husband, Caroline Biiisst ii q Samuel Elicit hse
hu, band, Harriet 4hsoem and Shsoeu her
husband. Sarah Todd and -- Todd, her hus-
band, Hepriesta Hss~sstick and Havsr-
stick her hssband, JsD4s MiIsea, J. r. uepslin
Vim. W. Copel,n and Carrie 3. Cop lin, ninor
hs'rsn Il Jane n u. Copsiin, deasased.
NOU and each Of Jon ars hereby Aoei6ed that
l there is now On Ole IN the Nee or the CieYk %
The District Leari vi Lss county, I0ws, 81 kso-
kuk, petition and suppiemc petition n Nat.
Lsfon, cla ming The for cosur. a certain sort
gage executed by L. Aeksnny and Tee. ,. vii.
to John StALnus and John hsmilt0a, asd pev
the property plsinisf, see ure . sertain pvom.
nor, nvte, Tor whica note emeas 10 aeo elstmedl
which mortgage conveys the follewtne pfupesty.
Ia Wit: To ~ feet "a the resr sAas u ioss eevee
~ and eight, Isl In block thirty-six ioA1 q ~
city or k+aknk, Lee county, Iowa, msre - rtieu-
larry described In said retIon Ia which eaid rsol
estate, II 10 alleged, that you have 1870 Interest.
the heirs ~ Law Ut the said Geo. D. Wlissn, nsw
declared.
And unless you appear and spswsr sid psts-
ton before VI the ssc0na day ~ The n41s
term Of the Esd nstriat Court. berg the sep
temoer term, 1861, decree Ill ~ rendered against
you In accordance ~ish the prayer Of said tesssion,
and all your interest, Claim and equity of fsdemp-
zion in and to said premises will b. cut Of and for
ever barred aud ferecissed.
as1ntf Akx-s npl.rr4
July III. 166l-dfm Plfds' Attorneys.
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DUKE = DARMErT, are mansfaeturinK
- an article II s.ldiers' shoes, superior to any
thing yet eeen IN this line, ard they can furnish
them lover than ths fegula tion shoes will be sur-
piled. They ara made 0f French Kip. and sscnrr Cd
against rips By the atssnes Of ssaas in ohs uppsrs
and BY Yivsta In the shaAks.
Thoss desiring good hhoes viii do we'll 10 70
and their stock, corner Of third and Main rts.
Mayz1d
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AHERITF'S sale.


sTt 4, C OF IOWA. IS.
QY virtue d Special Execution to me directed,
ID issued BY the Clerk OF the District Court of
said county, in favor Of Thomas J. Brown, success
sor to james N. Billing. and against Hiram Jones
aHd Mary Jones, have levied upon, ana will soil
to the highest bidder, at the door Of the Clerk =
O6Sos Of the District Court OF Lee County, lows,
~ K.oknt In said county, the 10th day ~
August, =. D. 1891, between the hours Of o'clock
:. n. and clock p. m. Of said day, (oommencing
81 O'Clock p. N The follo~tng property. to Wit:
bsiux the following rsA estate situated in the City
Of Keokuk, County Of Lee and State Of lows, to-
Wit. all that portion Of Block one hundred and
sevsnty-two, beginning thirtyssven and half feet
from the corner Of Times and Eleventh streets,
northsrly thence 1t right angles from Eleventh
street hundred feet, thence northcrly parallel
With Eleventh street ihirsy-sevsn and half feet.
thence At right anxl.s to Eleventh street, and
thence to the place VI ginning together with al
the appurtcu snces TO til same elongin9.
T.ken, levied upon and q be sold BY order Of
Court to salty sad Writ VI Execution.
keokuk, july Is, 1891.
Ii. M. GRIFFITH,
Sheriff VI Lee County.
By j. B. KNIGHT. Deputy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pianos at 4 Great Sacrifice
nNE First Class Seven Octave Rosewood Piano
~ fJr sale at 500 less than Wholesale priss.
One Second Hand Piano for Rent, or for sale q
very low Agurss.
Three Pnace's Melodsons 81 hard times prices.
Now u the time TO bay cheap.
J. b. PATRICK,
Agent for Cate City Music Store,
Julyl8d3m No. Is Main-st.
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To Joseph Parrish, Thomas Parrish, Esther A. Par
rish, William Parrish, Thomas Fsrrith - sxe-
cstor OF Joseph q. Pafrsh, deceased, Mary ].
Parrish, widow, and MaryJ Parrish, child and
minor heir Of said joseph &. Parrish, deceased
John,A. Bishop, Hiram Barney, b. 3. Bonner,
Howe, Pierce Company, samuel +. Miller,
Alfonso Crandall:
VOU and csch Of you are hereby notified that
J there Is now on file in the Office of the Clerk
OF the District Court OF Lee County, lows, at
Fort Madison, n petition OF IL. w Sample, for the
use and benefit OF L. ID. Boomer, clai ming Of you
the said joseph Parrish. Thomas Parrish 10 your
own right and ~ executors ~ Jos. lib G. Parrish,
deceased, Els her A. Parrish and william Parrish,
the sun Of seven thousand dollars, with 10 per
cent. interest per annumt payable annually, as
money due on . Mortgage made by you and the
said Joseph C. Parrish since deceased, to John A.
Bishop, to secure the pnrchase money OF certain
heal Estate, described in sHid petition, in Lee
County, Iowa, dated Msy 20th, A. u. 1858, Ai.o
claiming against each VI you tho foreclosure OF
said Mortgage, which has been AIS gnsd to the said
III. W.. sample, In trust. BY the sasd Jehn A. Blsh
OPP for the and benefit Of the said L. b.
Boomer, and further asking for q sale Of said
premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
before the Of the second day Of the ne It
term Of said Court, to commence Mt Fort Madison,
on the frst Monday OF Dectmber, A. ID. 1851. q
default viii be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon prayed for In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
May 10, 166fIm PtG's Att'ys.
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DE- u q citation IL ..,Arsum.n

-
A friend OF ours, who 10 no politician bot
IN earnest patriot and = citizen whose char
eoter 10 universally esteemed ~ widely ~ he
10 known, wrote . communication for our pa
per the other day upon the very difficult
problem Of Slavery and the Union. The
Journal, instead OF clearing up the dithcul
ties 10 the mind Of our friend and making
everything plain to his comprehension, ven
tilstss . column Of editorial abuse against
% unsophisticated seeker of truth 10 the
newspaper columns.
Our friend said Slavery has caused the pres
On: war againa the Union, has caused all the
serious troubles We have had in the Union,
and this 10 admitted both by the friends and
enemies OF the Union. The enemies OF the
Union, be truly says, insist that they are OPP
posed to it because il 10 based upon the false
principles Of liberty and equality, and in
perfect consistency With their position they
have established . government based upon
slavery ~ lie corner stone. They insist that
this Onion csnnot exist unless II subordi-
mates itself to the slavcholding interest and
accepts slave society ~ tho highest type OF
civilization.
But speaking to us, who maintain the
Union while insisting 90 the predominance
OF liberty and the superiority o. free soo-
ETY., be says your position is diametricsily
opposed to thst " the slaveholdin disunion-
lets. Two can't ride the same horse ct the
same time without one rides behind. Either
Liberty or Slavery muss ride behind, bu:
both insist on riding b.fors, and both will
insist upon il from their very nature through
eli time. Freedom or Slavery must triumph
II Slavery triumphs then Freedom falls, and
free society must 20 to the wal. On the
other hand IL Liberty .rumrhs and tie Union
10 preserved, Slavery 10 it's development ~
the slave power must Ego under", and The
institution it4eif be placed 10 . process 81
Ar-i exsrgnishment,
Such seems TO be the position OF our cor.
respondent. We should have been better
pleased bad the editor OF the Journal cleared
mp our correspondence difficulties, and dem.
ons,r.,ed biz misapprohensions, II they srs
misapprebensions, instead OF denouncine
him ~ = rascsi. . fanatic, an incei dlsry, Z
traitor, Ani d. suhjrct for tho insane asy
Ium. We know our friend 10 none OF these
much less oil Of them together, but 10 on tbs
contrary . plain, honest, reasonable man
whose iogi cal possrs havs "stumped" % DO
fore nov, and whose argument has excited
ths wordy but not tho reasoning wrath OF ou'
eotepporAry. We hope the editor OF th'
Iournsl will solightcn our friend, rAths'
mar .buss him, in subs,qurn' issue
FOR oarsslf, ~ insist upon The maintain
ene, Of tho authority Of this Government
~ preservation Of the Constitution and 'h'
Usion, a6d tho overthrow and punishment
q rebellion sDd treason. Ws believe sha'