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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

taxed TO repay the four hasdrsd miilioss
bogowed 70 easry thrsegh this VA, Ne
,hau know something Of TAXATION never
befpre dreomed Of.
~ the way, let ne msotion . new
kind Of passport. Comparatively .
stranger in . strange land" l Am often
severely criticised and questioned along
q the border connsies, - 70 Who l am,
where / am going, what my business u
&C., the great aim being to sscertaiD
~hether l'm sound on the goose" Hav-
ing The card Of Luse, Lane + Co. on the
back Of blank book, show that, and
tell them tLas house will vouch tor ne,
which 10 satisfactory. Evss in Deestu.,
Rioggold, Page aod 3, suost, vhsss iAsy
most tear secnssionists, this passport ha>
served meas L. L. 4 Co. are well known
Let me thank The efficient and gentle
manly agent Of the q. s. Express Com
paoy, tor bis promptOess and regularity
in expressing me the latest daily paper,
~hich l could have received throu. h
no other medium. Dsigbt Is the rieh,
man in the r'ght place, and the expires.
.ompauy are fortunate in securing biz
services. Long may he wave!
will close by mentioning one Of the
macy amusing incidents that have oc-
cured in my experience. While At Cory
lon, Wayne Co, a man came rushing
'nto town on horseback, spreading The
farm that the rebels we're killing tn.
Uoion men, wherever they could fod
them, aid ,mplored the CIT zens to Fall,
70 their defence. The old snare drum.
vas hastily brought ont screwed up,
aud set agoing; score Of men of al
.ges brought forward their old rifles,
s,ub-snd-twist, single and double barrel
led shot guos, sbad-bel" d swords. &C..
and formed . company that was "bound
to make the fur fy." Presents were
avished upon the soldiers by those who
could not 90, mothera, wives. and sweet
hearts gave their last parting sd,eu.
y II wstesed with tears, and a. they
ollowed the old snare drum, each cast a
last, longing look to the dear ones be-
hind. After marching . mile CT more
from town they gave the matter "a sober
second thought" and concluded the,
wouldn't go,-ihey might get hurt! and
returned to town, causing considerable
merriment among the citizeos, and NOR
t fcation to the semi volunteers.
Yours truly
BURTls House..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10
ucdlE & BKlDDUkI'S
PATENT INSULATED puLL lRoM saAns NV ecAlA
Ceasl and Slsase Plaae- Ferries.

PATENT INSULATED vuLL lRoN SaAAs NV Scala
Geasl and Sqaase Plaoe-Fortos.
r The lusalassd Iron frame prseerve,
"6 ,As original tone Of II. asra.ss. j,
Ill is panty, securing for al tine as.;n., H.,
most dlsax, tany qsaiit. u tore iasariahl,
found in Ill other Iron inne raao GSsssa. {.
greatly strengtAeos the ea9s AaA sAus keene n,
Piano Forte much lngse in tsns. Il gives shs
,nsafuDsnt much fsllss. richer and svsssse eooe
Il sdapas The Piano toal e.,aasss .sA y III cha.
sss Il esnosph.ss. 49, u I'll rsspscss il y prs
aUsnosd, ANA il all rsspscts il 10 pevauuses1 b
oar best ~artite the greatest imprsveasnl d The
49, in PiAno-Fsrte coneeRsctaoa; pesAussag n in.
strament acknoUledgcd 70 ~ su1eeiue q III 9th.
era made IN this country ~ Europe.
4 lev eeoal0oneoee % eooasA . - snno.h
. y, ~ ess - Seals 4eaara ssssleas1 fIoe>
eee -.
IL have examined the Piaso Fortes Of li9A,&
6s1A6asys With satiss Aaistaesisa. kns9 -
eAas sAego afs aay osAes heesse aisAse In ver e1n
ooaatry q slsewhses. ~-OR. L0v1AA MAs0n.
In clsarnsss. ssoA1ess, and vuune u sose, -.
saasy. elasticity Of tesch, ana Aas
! have aevsr saaysA sPos their sqsaL-A. 4.
WoaAax1ACYf.
.In volane. ricAass. svean =. aaa p.r;e, ..
-, and il dsicacy u touch sAey esr,aialy sscsl
- - sAaa AsAnsa1Nl aaagiag quality = ass,snAl<
yet - ssldcm iosnd. ~ iLllA. A.son
-lAsvs aev.r y e .gos = rich Al hs.vy
>eals lrOa Frame haao-Eosses made y yo>.
rasss must - . splssdid iae1rs tvr LseAss Z
HeaAA.sys' HAno-F sssas."-0Ao 2. ks0s
II oavs 1svee played 1psn - 2ns and inSer~.
aeoI.- Geo. T. 6amsow
ceosi1ee shoD - - eeAaeU, gioAnso. f1llnso
elastic soecA, eq1aa q - sapsgiee - asy lfnae.
moho IN ehin countrV = HunosA0-kAna -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10
THIS HOME INSURANCE. CoNPANY
Or NKw YonK.
CASH CAPA1AI, OK MlLlIoN Dorx Ana.
CASH Asssfs. 81 ,A95 40 "a.
W.T.. ROSS, Aems.


Noetce - Cay Tax-Payen.
The taSss for the year 1851 ass row de-. I'D
tAe books ase in ~ hands fse c.llsction. A. the,
ere vssy mach rsdsssa sins last pear. it il 70 :,
hops6 that all owing taxes will - rronpG in nav.
ment And ualsss paid within tss.ey dsss frou
this data yosr property viii b ssAjeee 70 levy ..d
anle fer s0eunt a aid TN.
0. 9. AcN1aLs City Masaai.
oAvmusngs AaG1Dt i 1eels--aGe-ew
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Furniture 1t Wholesale T. Retail,
GOULD
Second st., corner Of Perry,
Is NOW ARMED AND EQl rPPED WITH A
! large Factory for the manufacture II al: kind
Of Furniture. nerea. ter he will sell Furniture
Of his own make that tor taste, worhmanship and
durability cannot be exce!led.
FACTORY. ON The RIVER ROAD. HIST
ABSVE RENWICk'S saw MILL.
wAREs,ooMs On % .raEEr CON.
NaR FANNY.
All kinds Of Turaing and Saving done With
Hsatness and dispatch.
Hear in mind also, that in connection With
Furuiniture, Gould has constantly on hand an i'm
mense s:Ock
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS !
Velvet. Brussels. ; ply AID ply Issr.ia Carps,
Of the ,. latest patterns. Cte@e Cloths,
Green and kaG Holla.ds,
Danasks, Table OIL
ClotAs; also
lair, Spring, Mess 4 u1sk Matrassee,
With lots # o.hsr tAings toe nansro1. 70 ne,-
ton. Upholssering and repairing done pronpsly.
DANIEL esOUa.D,
jy2al Corner Peuy and Sesoaa streets.
9gAL ESTATE ARD lESURANCI,
JOKyvr Z. SW IT'S,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
A90nt,
MT ROl rs DaoC8 UP srAlRs.
.S1..cv - ne
f0GNK FIRE INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH ............... saee -
Atlantic Fire lns1rance Cemp'y
OF NEW Y0RK AND BROOKLYN.
CASH CA1i Al, .&lse. goo
Lamar Fire Insurance ComD'y,
OF NEW YORK CIT
Cash CAtITAlA... .......... SaOoDoO
fuItea Fire Insurance Cono'y,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
VASn CAr1TA1s. ............. 800. $l5o, ~
New HoFk LIE Insurance c..
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. 8, sooseo
jy3l-s&df
Cirralattog Library.
A SMALL CIRCULATING LIBRARY or
~ Spiritual and LibssA Beeks has bssa =
tablished
At the sook STORE or
.. H.. ATA8R,
- sss.a sss:t = vAisA IL sssssisssf u
peses = Avaes4 j1lvl-4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

Observation-Disclosures L. Fisher de
chimes the nomination rendered h,m b,
the bogus Mahony Convention.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

me .2t,on Of advertisers, they paying an advance
"e". - - pr cent on the contract price.
Adverusemeots inserted next q reading matter
50 Per cont. advance On the above ~. "A ~.
rates.
Alltraasisst advertisements must :. paid for in
Advestissasnts inserted IN weekly q reasosa-
RICHARDSON, WEST ! CO.
SANDERS ! BRO.
a. DA .DDkr 4 CO.
CARDS.
LOUIS A. MAJ kLOT.
BANKER 1 DEAL eg IN EXCnAuCI,
DAvenport, Iowa.
sgI DIFF
W.. r. Dl1TOE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
"A OsSics, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets. in AcAsnus ! shepherds block. opp,sits
state bank. Imch1k-a1.
w. y LAMW.
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Law.
"A and Notary Public No. Nickolls' Block, Dsv-
export. Icwa. lmast u
Gs.OoS6G q. nU0OEl.L
4 rTORNEY AT LAW AVID NOT Arr PUR.
~ Lie. Orslcs, N.ckolls Block corner u Brady
and Hecond strosts.
0sO. Q. c. DOW. -. anovn.
now I DaOwn,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS ATLAW
"A and Notariss Public.
:. =. BkOwN, Uniesd States Commissionee.
OvFiC.-At Louis 4. Aacklot's Exchsnse or.
oco, davenport Iowa. 0a18-tf
'So. P.cOok. ,. vlLsox DaUsY.
COOK 4 OHUMH.
&socssors to Obok, Dillon L.~dlsy.
NE HAVE FORMED 4 PARTNERSHIP
" for the practice of the Law. % which =
shall devote our personal attention.
ssAsk rLUAsx. enc. \. VAN sosss
PLCaAER 4 VAN AAOsEN,
4 TTOkNEYs AND COCNSELuRS At Law
- and Notariss Public. Alse, agents for the
;bartsr Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford.
Conn.,, Capital, $So0yO eo City Fire iusaraaes Co.
>ev Haven. Conn., Capital. ttOOy0As.
Once ia LeCla'rs Block. davenport. sept
HAS. =. rrKAA. soaA 4. nu0sao
~ IA u 4 GeOGEno.
A TTORNLYS AND COUNsELORsA rIAW.
"A OsricE. davenport block, No. -, Nais q.
'econd t.oes isn7 dit
y. D. COSuDON. vnn.nI
OsN q D0S Z % L.,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ArLAw.
"A sad NosAsiss Psbiis. O0os, Norsh- vesi
.,nss o. nr.ay Aad sseoad sssss's. .P.ss.ir.-
"faaes on Brady street. iuly ss-dsf
SAs. =. LAHB, Ov sxasnsn
LANE 4 sx sNNEW.
A TTORNEYS At Law. Of lCE-COR-
a Ass u Ssssad and Br.dy Ssrsess. over
>aith's store. iDse.l
=. Q. cAArssLL. SosA C. salls.
CAMeBELL 4 Bills.
A TTOkNEYS AND C0UNsklO ORR At Law.
- O@os. No. !, Osvseposs's Blo>k. sov3i-sf
J. A. REliD. =. o..
DHYSlC1AK AND SURGEON. OPFICE-
{ Ne. ~. ess.sr Aaia al Third ssroeas. nav.
llr. kx,s eaa - ssesuissl q HE eoe, ss al
sesss Of he day aad aagAs. salsss professionally
eesa&ea. sssa3e
'.C. pAsxes. I'D. ooo. y. acAan, =. ..
OOCTO9S PARKER 4 aeCARN.
physicians AND SUR0EONa. OFFICE.
I NJ. tsaakiis sloek, sssssd 0sss, Dsaa. a..
,ssvssn Sesosd cad THIRD. Daveaport. love.
Or. FAsess's ress1eace. corner ssk asd L. Claire
!. :. ~ 49, Csseseess eaas
.ss,.s.s y 'sesse ss'f sf'o corner 81 ssA.
49, SOsAOS - 9.o00BoOO6Ao,
40EO~ O9yNTRoE.
HAS REMOVED nIa OFFICE 10
the Feo0s svee Ii. isasays Jsvaa.
SXVy Ssses. ceea9 q ,ssaAy ~ TAssa
s'fsses. kass1sss - fAisA sassss.
80
0O9 roD HOUSE.
(VORNER OF IOWA AMI RlATrs arnrr@o
ss - ANA 0OUo8s
HORNkR OF FOURTH AND IOWA sra,
~ Davsaposs. ISva. OAvnA Hsa. fs~estsasas.
erss Onoib0s y aaA eso0 tAo ensU. Oh T.
~lt, AAq1oAseA, - AaA0aA.
- 80 e.-sy
no CLAuO6 oeOI16.
$1,000 se0sO Nd NAM UJ0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

To CODessenepttceS!
The Advertiser, having becn restored TO health
in afew weeks BY very simple remedy, after
having suffered several ysais with severe lung
Affection, and that dread disease, Cossanption-
- ANXIOUS 70 make known 70 his fellow suGeesrr
the means of cure.
To I'll Who desire il, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (fres q chargs,) with the dirse-
ZION for preparing and usins the same, which they
will find . SURE CuRs POI CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA.
1soNcHITls, SC. The only objsst Of the aavsr
tssr in sending the prescription il to benefit the
-aictsd, and spread information which be con-
ceivesto be Invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy. Il will cost them nothing.
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WlLllAMDDUR0n,
octl5-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

A Csovssaise II he Dsooesatie passy Of the
5000 = lsss, vfli ~ hsid - The sity Il D.
odSao, -
f0URSDAY, AUGUST sers. 1871,
- to 81 ek 4. y. 10 the State Capitol. 'os 'oe
pspsnA ssaiasaias cssAiAsass Sss 0sseasss
Hs.se,a.s Osvss,os ssd JsAgs II the ssssme
Csass. - he tssesse ion Of such other ees'oss'
ssaiA Cssysaaisa ~ dsso bsst for the isssf'
- e ~ passy sd the essssJ.
: ~ nas = sspssssss.sios vili b oss Deess'.
a. - - Asalss1 votes, and oes addi''oos'
Dsaseaas sar saeh feDetioe over y votes east ~
sash sesssy fss 1snsass 4. DocsLAs. Oso'efsoe
Casdideas II ptssiAsss in lSse. Each county
viii - sstitisd = st least one Dslegsts. ~
eannsx - - rereaeaaAeA b pe01X.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

SILKS! Sit kS SILKS!
Dowg THY 90!
WE SHALL SELL FOR THE NEXT THlR-
w ~ days .OO Silks for 1l.25
l.5O LOO
lao . :. IS IS
50 3s
shall close them out withost any regard 70
cost, and ct mavelously low prices. Yoa can buy
| FANCY SILKS Of rs q from Is to ~ Pm CENT
less than they coss seAoLesaIs - Aso Port. All
other
GoODs DOWN-DOWN-WAY D0WN
Oheepsr 1ps ~ CAsspsstl
At D. P. WHITES.
mytl! ID street, opposite state Bank.
ID n y q . q - -
AT COST:
IL his stock { Drv Goods, ~ shall frsn ~
after this date offer the sane
1T COsTs
Those il want Of anything IN the Dry 0ool.
line viii please give - cali, = many geeds will
- sold ct -
LLAs THAN C0sr PRICE.
DIP. wurrE,
dsel- Opposite Cssk / Saresass Rast
I'VE call % goddess 70 inspire oar strains,
tabled msss may suit . bard that fsigas."
QuT IN OUR PLAIN. SIMPLE WAY We
- would hereby tender our siaesrs aehnowlsdgs-
usnt 70 the p>er0ns of the
- . OF - HoU - n
far past favoEN spsn ~, and hope to nsr-
il c0utinuAsce Of the sAno. We would also -
plsased to coast q taea oar general agents . no
lily their nsigAboss hat
Cies. aes~s. Csses ,Aees go . 0..,a,as,
eaa always - fosnd 4 this Hesss. - a,A tAas
~ ars aessenined that this sAaA . 1-e
DEST DOLLAR ROU0B
IL. HUMPHREY ! CO.
ICE CRE.AyQ SALOON.
RUlT De RET.
AIMING FITTED Up THE ROOMS AND
No. 50 Brady Street,
Assvs 4sA. respectfully solicit . sAas, q 4.
paszpaAgs q the pahais.
Nv. COLLINS,
oo1MEELER - WILSON
HAvI REDUCED ras PRICE OF THEIR
III SEWING 0AClllNEB, beside aadiae
soos valasele i1prsvsosaas. Tnss = ~ -
Uosk held aay so0parisea . VA W. AZ IL
TIE LAST UxlIRD STATE FAIRS
- Wheeler and Wills. Mssaiss ~ ~ ps,ue
Premium. For aur1scnY, 8sAUfx AHD svn1s1-
N ,tAe ~. 1 W. = ahsaa.
We have noo nn1s asaaCoDs0ts WAasAg -
ass pspassa - d III kinds q sswiae n - ssas-
0Airs nade = esdse fssn neasurs IN he laasse
- =. w00T9so sesss,
Oppssiss St.as Baas. ssssaa ssss9
|
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 FORD TO 9HG LADl1S.-D rssss.ss1-
isg eJea 70 - Hssssts~ eslstlsssA Sssaash
Bio It 10 juB 70 sas1e ~ - . stisslass -
ne sy'sso. in ispartiag ssrsaEth an vie~ DIR
- essssis pssiedisal ssgss which oftsstaoss
sssss6sd With oseA pin asd tresbas, - know
Of no preparation .oss highly adaptsd 70 I'll a.
s'esaes sssssqsRs asSs this Sssss, anl tor .
ooeess nsrsiag bebs the itten cannot - die.
Psssed With, espeeiaily vhsrs he sothsr's sosr.
issnsss IL isadsqsats = ~ dseaeds u ~
sehd; sseseqsesty h& strsAsth mak fold, and
mere II - where good tonic, such - Hoststass's
ssswees sssas'ssts sss1s1 - iogsss rssopssy
strength and visee 70 The whole systsu. Ladies
sAosld - eli .ssas " this rsssly, ~ kafess
70 Going. AK yoas physician, Who, il: - 10 -
qaaintsd with the virtues Of the Dittsss, vim ~
commend their use in eli ceeee.
Se'l BY drsggists and dealers ssssss,ly every
"n~s. tage-dAvln
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

FEMALE CAvALRY.-A cavalry COM
pany, composed Of young ladies, has
recently been formed at Pittsfield,
Macs, under the name of Obi Vernon
Phalanx." Miss Pinkie Pomeroy is
the C. plain, and Miss Anna Kipp Is the
Lieutenant.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10
peNoCAArlC CoUNrr COA.E.T.0S,

Nsmbsrs of The State Cent. Com.
- Dsmossatic papsss ere requested to copy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

ID FAN4E9A AND PA0lLlES d.
siToee of osning good Sewing Machine, thss IL
simple II it construction, stsYsg aad not liable
70 get out Of order, that makes stissh a,ike
On both sides, one that doe nj skip stitches or
anrsvel, ono thar viii - equally ssll o. thick Or
thin elesh, one that will run ovss g4shss With
out breaking. one that makes . uniforo ssam,
tlssvins no ridge aodsfneath,) one that will NE
any No. Of cotton thread, linen OF silk, one that
~ll last for years on al kinds Of work in short
ono that 10 not trouble than it i worth, bay
II once, without hesitation, the LADD, WEB
STER co. Machine, +. it il the cheapest in The
end" See advertisement in another eolunn.-
Chicago Heold ael-dAvlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

Pastry PAIN TALx.-A German pa.
per in an article on the great panic tina,
brftl our army, says very strongly tina,
I'VE hsd an army Of Lions comm anded
by Jackasses."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

DON'r LIKE Ir.-The German pres.
is particularly severe on Secretary Cam
eron for issuing an order against tn.
enlistment of foreigners who do no,
speak the English language. Our
Teutonic friends look upon this as being
very uniriendly aud that the order and
the Secretary both should be sqaelched
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

WELL Prr.-While one Of the chap
laius Of the army was repeating this
line Of the Lords prayer, "Give us this
day orr daily brcad''-a colder added
With loud voice-ssfreeh."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

~. rAsksss ID. 0oo. y. ncAaA, =. ..
DOCTORS PARKER Z 0eCARN.
physicians AND SUR0EONa. OFFICE.
NJ. fsaaklia sloek, sssssd osse, Dsadv ~.
sssvesn Sesosd cad THIRD. Daveaport. love.
W. FAs9kss resa1eace. eosaee ssh aad L. Claire
strssts. Dr.. Geo. ". AeCAax'a rssiAsse>. eaat
. d It Heaay. sseoad dsee feoo corner II SeA.
0yl7-ad
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

4. =. Z q. KELLY,
DACKERS OF BEEF AND PORX. AID
1 ShiP4Rs q Live Sssek. 81 1nAy srsss.
laa lo.dtv
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-27
Died.

In Newton Hamilton. IN the Is.b
Mrs. IL Ola X. CAUGULIN. aged s. - -
Mrs. c. did not enjoy good health r, -
years previous to her death. 10 cons,ag.r.,
OF a chronic affection If the bowels H..
suferings were most intense until ~,
twelve hours before she expired rbaa - -
ness pervaded her whole sr.ter, a~a -
breathed ont her life with heavenly -.
upon her countenauce. Although her 8a.s..-
was not wholly unexpected, vet vhar 80
had done his mysterious work, and tho -.
so lately warm and throbJiny with ~, -.
biest impulses, had ceased t9 beat. II w..
severe shock, and has cast 4 desn rleoro o,s-
the household, as well as the ,r.ry -
friends who were constant in their ~ ~
ease her Suterings. Death loves ,h;r,r,
marx, and in this instance il may la t~r,o-,
sald that his victim has been Is kir9 ~
as noble and afectiynate G n.g,l,e-. AMI ~
generous friend a ever gracei hausat.,4
May the reliance ot those who mourn bqr
loss be on the SaviUur Of mankind. and ,ls
hope ut 4 reunion in brighter world. wlera
sickness, sorrow and death never come ..r.
ten the grief which now overwhelms them.
Thou ar gone te t:ae -r-,-daG s.a s... ... .....,
thee ' .'.'A
Though ~"EFo" sui darkness va-ornr.,> ts. ,.rl.
The saviour has passed through is g..rls s..'.
And the Iarup of nj love J. thy guide l.,,a... H..
Thou aE' gone TO tie -rse-b,,f t.s--. ar-r,s..
when 1,gd va Thy Ransom ,i, ,,asr....a. ..r....
lie G"re thee and t""k the. aut -..a r... r.-...
WAer.. Ie.,h A..s NJ sting SINCE ,l., -.s.glg...
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-27

/ GreencaStie road, with five companies Of cav
airy; Col. Thomas regiment is one mile be-
low this point, on the Eregerick road the
First Wisconsin, Fourth Connecticut, and
Eleventh Pennsylvania regiments one mile
farther On, and the Second and Third Penn.
sylSania regiments are twelve miles lelow,
on the Sharpsburg turnpike. The Fifteenth
and Sixteenth Pennsylvania regiments march.
ed on Thursday night. The Twenty fourth
Pennsylvania regiment are on their march to
join them. The destination of this column
il the Maryland Heights, opposite Harper ;
Ferry.
Fali # 4 Building Sereral Soldiers Killed,
Others Ho,mded
KANSAS Cry, Missouri, June PA hor,
rible disaster occurred at Wyandotte. Kan
sas, yesterday, by the falling of the walls OF
two houses and part of a third, burying all
the inmates. The buildings were four stories
high, situated on the leyec Some forty or
hity persons were in the buildings at the time
They had previously been occupied as the
headquarters Of the First Regiment of the
Kansas Volunteers.
Yesterday Capt. IIaines, Company d Of
forty men, entered the building for the pur
pose Of drilling, preparatory to being receiy
ed into the service Of the United States, when
the centre wall Of the buildings suddenly
gave way, plunging the whole company be-
meath mass Of ruins. \ number were Kill
led outright; one, a German, subsequently
died; and another had both legs and an arm
broken. Twelve or fifteen others were slight
" injured, and others escaped withouta bruise.
The loss : unknown.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-27

R9"If there ever was 4 body Of unhung
traitors in existence more guilty than the Sc
cession members of the Maryland Legisla
ture, history has made no record Of it. The
people Of Maryland ought to shoot down
these scoundrels as they would an equal num-
Der of mad dogs.
De- The National Intelligencer quotes
from President Jeferson's message to Con-
gress urging that no additional legislative
action is necessary to suspend the writ of ha
beas corpus under circumstances like those
under which the Government now exists.
eSa- Last week storehouse at Richmond,
containing 100000 worth of property, was
destroyed by fire and on Saturday night the
steamer Glencoe was burnt to the waters edge
Both were fired by incendiaries, whom they
were Yainly endeavoring to discover. They
now have but two small steamers at James
River.
R-The Congressional election in Ken
tueky has resulted in the election Of the I'm
ion nominees in all the Districts of the State
except the First, where Mr.. Burnett Seces-
gonist is elected. The delegation will be
COMPOSED as follows:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-27

In regard to the suggestion that we should
bring out for Office few Of the democratic
tories" we have simply TO say that no such
anomaly as q democratic tory" is to be
found. ToricS Herer did belong to the Demo
cratic party, and Of course do not now
Democrats are now, as as Hsey eccr hare been,
TRUE UNION MES. The man who IS not for
the Union, no matter what he may profess to
be, IS MT and cannot be Il Dcmocrut
The above is the concluding portion of
an article in the Democrat in which a small
attempt is made to ridicule our assertion
that most Of those discharged from the
Philadelphia custom house were not loyal
Of some Of these men we happen to have
knowledge enough of their Yanceyism
since the traitors fired on the flag of our
country to know that such men are no bet
ter than traitors themselves, probably
worse. As to the part quoted above, we
have only to say that nine-tenths Of all
those now in reasonable array against the
government, from the doubly- damned trait
ors Of Pierce's and Buchanans cabinets
down to the lowest cutthroat from South
Carolina, were Of that class whom the
Lewistown Democrat defended as demo
Gratis. And We say further, that there are
not at the present time within the bounds
OF Mlttiln county two men who advocated
Lincoln's election who either openly or
cOvertly give aid and comfort to the enemy;
while ON the other hand dozens of persons
whom the Democrat has recognized as
democrats are insidiously incultating SEN
timents calculated to make that party re-
gard the war as r.puJhcon war. An
instance Of this kind occurred last week
in this town, where a stranger was justify
ing the course Of Southern cutthr0ats, and
when union-loving citizens justly denoun-
ced this tory or traitor, it was alleged by
one claiming to be democrat, and silent
ly acq1iesced in by others standing by,
that he was denounced because he was a
democrat We could give many other in
stances where those often recognized by
the Democrat as democrats have made ex-
pressions Of the most outrageous charac-
ter, but We and others have looked in vain
for denunciation from that sheet The
masses Of the democratic party are loyal
to the backbone, but it is equally true that
there are men now engaged in the work
Of undermining public opinion in that par
ty, and endeayoring to shape it to the
course indicated. If these men are not
democratic tories, perhaps the Democrat
will tell Us aohat they are.