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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
gtmafrat aud @e1rs.
FRIDAY MORNING. LILLY = lasl
ASUosy Aattess.

NJ. Cable, Of this city, who has been
on visit 70 Washington, returned on
Tuesday evening. He thinks it more
than likely that nothing will be done
relative to the establishment of the
A'mo'y at this session Of Congress.
Rock Island, however. seems to be the
fasoF'ts spot OF . majority Of the men,
bers. The Illinois delegation will be
unanimous for Rock Island, with the
bare exception Of Mr.. Browning, Who
is for Quincy first and last. A majori.
y Of the New York delegation - we'll
as that Of. Kentucky, favor Rock I,land.
1t will be seen from the foregoing that
the prospect ia very encouraging, and
that at the regular session, which COM
mences in December, We may reasona-
bly, expect definite action will be had.
The point Of location has been pretty
generally discussed by the preas, both
East and West, and 1t has become the
settled conviction Of ell uuprejudiced
mind that the point for the Armory is
On the island of Rock Island. Unless
Congress disobeys tho voice Of the peo-
Pile we shall have the Armory-R RI
Register.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
The War News

The account Of the Secessionists OF
the Federal loss at Bnll's Run, is some.
what alarming. Either they or our
folks are greatly mistaken as to the loss
on our side, and the probability is that
neither have yet given, or ever will, q
true account Of the matter. If the re .
oei' took IS many horses, light ar,ne,
cannon, WAGONS and stores as they real
~ pretend, they made handsome thing
out OF the operation. Several grains of
al'owence may be safely made on their
statement, though the best face We can
put upon it is, altogether too unpleasant
for contemplation. That we got licked
out and played . very foolish game at
Bulls Run, is too apparent to attempt
to plaster over and patch up at this
time. The best thing Uncle Sam can
do Is to pocket the disaster and take a
fresh start.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

The NATTER SETTLED.-Mr. Lane was
lion about town yesterday. He was sought
for end wsylaid on every corner. where the
entire story Of the late battle bad to be re-
lated. and on the smooth side Of half the dry
goods boxes in town we're drafted sesursts
and authentic maps of the seat Of war; 1t 10
nov perfectly undetstood precisely how the
thing was done. how much vas done. and
what did it. together With the time made BY
the various senators. representatives and COM
maodsrs We suggest to Mr.. Lane that he
publish . book on the Bulls Roo. and the
other run Included. With cspricious mar
ginal notes upon the uncertainty Of the human
race. There can Be but little doubt, sfter
hearing the evidence that brother Lane made
excellent time, together with the others. 4
repetition of his Bul's Ruo speed, At the Fair
Ground track on Saturday next. With admis-
sion Is esnts, children usdss twelve and one
eyed men half price. would be an interesting.
instructive and lucrative exhibition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

SoSsAD0A~S1sAp my Dvs
The Bs'lSi. has q Interesting sts:.n .,
rscs,ved from the lips Of vsal,hy viFgieiss -.
siding fss miles iron nsoasseS Juassies. 6e
the c0ndust Of tn, Fedeesl troops = dasiog aod
loss 10 bstwosu 3tOo aad l,o0o. The 01esb HesUo
cavalry, ths crack psgiasst q visgtDis, w. asse
terribly cut ~, only 800 ont of ~ re9insos ~
isg saved. Our infosnast ssys is - mese Ter
tunsts. though, tbos we diA - dive he soAels
beyond AssaAAs, fos vbss viahia ese miles e
the rear, 81 the JunStios, tAs Gysaad fes aaay
asrss 10 mined IN the nest srelSlJe nanssg, ~
tens Of gIspovdee vere plAssA tAAe. o.
informant thinks thst The 0ov0DDaat = -
awass of the extent II The rsbsa psUpo a&loao -
destroy our tresps. UpWosds q 19yboO 1oGeon
were eopio1ed 20 work o. tbe eoasoaeh0e1e0 q
Manassas, and abost the mns ~ vse 60
ploysd = vosk % those q Rishosed. 0sa. Lee
vss not q naaAsaas dsdsg The baselss 81 y ~
= Rish1sod, sonosn1iag. Ais aelive Sssoe y
sstimated q 10,0eo. kishoeed 10 euyrou1dsd
With niDss Hike thses q nssaeDas. II the Ssbsls
1sd thas the Uaies asa ~ gs6ng - take tAe
city, it vin - blown - bseusaons4 adDioD
that ths ysbsl seass would hsvs 49, lsst fcsovoe
he'd the Redssal fososs 81 beysoo neeaes.e 49,
Sunday. A i0pssasksa pssvois - oAe 0oo1A
The rsbels ass undss de 1etasiea that tie hGavy
euns owed shs Nessh ~ sAe 0eotA Wi1l - sho
nsaes Of nakisg - oanksuDe aaa sha4 n lese
thaa year the North win eove h. Thsgo - q
rsgimssts Of vsll-dfilIsd sagFoes q MeAnsoa !.
Osr isfosnast hsssa - seUs q aoy dloso inoue.
rsstioes. The bitssns0 q ioa1iae at ths oeaAh
against ~ Nesth b dssusibsd = 6elae ~ -
sikn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
NIGHT DlsPATCuEs.


WAsnIs0FoH, July -.
Col. Mills, who comma Dded the reserve corps %
CsntrsviIls during the fight at Bull's eRun, hes
been placed under arrest for dsssliction Of his
duty.
The Minnesota 6sst regiment sppssss 10 bsve
suffered the most of any IN the 1sid, the numbse
Of it. killed 10 asosrtainsd % b. g. and soSs nors
ere still missing, the men however ass undsaAts1
and ready sgais for sction.
The following aze the names Of the vour nded -
Georgetown Hospital from the Wsst Fed I'm
insburg acd u. :. Nicheis, I'd Michigan Phillipp
Lswrsnce, "a Wis Joshua Wilfortss, H. D. vaa.
derworksn, h. $. Buhll and W. >. Cosnsillss, lst
M,ch *. Donahin, T. Murphy, G. Bsssingss, \. y.
Eldridge, "a Wis.
The men Of II eeth declare that naissity u
Ii It regiment will come bask 70 ssevs dsnng the
war.
The Conn. regiments which csns in latest froa
the battle 6eld, saved the 0ovssnoent 93,O00. 900
BY the collection Of stosss watch ha1 besa abanr
doned during the retreat.
he Rssoluts has arrived from cruise along
the shore Of Virginia. she sapssssd tive ssba
schooners and tlosp, and found nee rebel batter
iss on the Potomac, one uoupting six guss.
The rspostsd ossspstioe oe fsisiax CoUSt Hcase
10 Coz s6rusd. The rsbsls ars planting bsttssiss
Of srtillsry there.
IL 10 believed senator 6iaasas' sabseitsts fs
tbs tariff act will pass.
Congress will sos sdjssrs this vssk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

BALTIMORE, July IS.
Reports having bessms current that . fight had
oeeufse at HaYpsr's Ferry, despatch was ssnt 70
the agent sf the Assos'a Press, fcr him 70
make inquiYy into the matter. In answer the fol-
owing de.l stch VAS received without signature
and therefore not entirely credible
I'VE have he'd severe hght. bat We sucessssul-
h routed the rebels."
private ist.sr from Gen. Psttsrson, datsd st
Harlsr's Ferry -, says:
he had thrown up extensive entrsnchDauts, ed
large nunbsrs Of hesvy guns. ! eosld hsvs
learned his position and ATTACKED him in the rear
but be bad received large reintoscs0ents frcn
Mississippi, Alabama aId 0sofgis- total force
Of over 5000 Confederate troops and 800 vir-
einiA militia. Ny foses was lses sasa sO.O0s. y
keginssts, whose tssn q sesvise - sP = woeie
IS within ! wosk. ~ refusing TO saay IN hos! 81
Ter their time, bat fous-nensly: isolsne
rseinenss, the llth and 18th Psnnsyvsnia. nve m
re1ineots have gone home, two nsrc 90 70 ~
~ thrse more 70 tomorrow 70 svesd being cot -
v;,h the remainder. l fell back and occupied
this place. !, -.
direction Of HarpeTs Ferry
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
AFTERNOON Dl0PATCaES.
A Southern veTsioa Of the Fight.


A special dispatch to the Courier dated Lyseh-
burg. July sd, says that tho rebels captured sx-
ty-shree cannon, $4,000 stssd Of arms, $4,000
horses. and I'll the stores and provisions, valued 1t
one nili N dollars.
A bsggy va captured containing . pair Of sp-
eauletts marked "Gen. Scott"
The rsesl loss 10 reported to b. ,G0o killed and
1000 wounded.
The 4th Alabama regiment suffered severely, ii .
also did Wade Hanpton's legion.
Another dispatch says that the Confederate
loss il 1000, and the Federal loss 1900 killed,
and the number wounded and taken prisoner are
not kBown.
Two nsmbers OF Congress we're taken psiseasfs
BY the Conie desate troops.
The Sosy~si says Ksntuekian, escaped from
Psnsacola that arrived hers, siatss that thsrs
only six thousand rsbsls bssore Fort Pieksns, 8nd
he'd received no pay aines March.
Large 1umbers Of tscops have did of y phcd
fever, and there has bssn nay desestioss, aod ~
most the entire force were disgsstsd, and vosd
return home if shsy could.
The campo of Hate Guard ct AsldFah's Hill vas
abandoned yesterday, and the arms rsturDsd %
this city, and also the camp Of Sesss ourds ss
CyntaiAns.
The zssh Indiana Regiment, as New Albany, il
nov full. and the o6cers. hsve arrived - nastss
the troops into service.
Gov. Jackson. Of Missouri, made spseeh Of
Memphis the other day, When hs said that 100000
troops could rsadilr - raised 70 do battle fos the
South II they eosId get arms. Hs haA LETT 2s,-
00e sr 3O,0eJ troops, under Ben AeCsliseA ssd
Gen. Price, veil armed. and that tbsy masehsd
On 70 Rpe.sgAsid the day tAss hs received his
dispatch, With . visw Of attacking Gen. Hieel's
forcs The attaek has dosbtsss bsso nsds. The
dcv. 10 quite saaguise u ssssaj1g The Sssts fsoa
Lincolas dsspotism bat dssirss the soepsssaioa q
Tssaessss sad he 6osthsm Staaes, by Usy Il
expsditing the natter, Ksatscky dsssslAs frso
H. 3 -
to take oath u support the coustitation Of The
Southsss Coafedsese o, anl 70 ssrvs three yeou.
and invade Kentucky any tins the prssid ne On
Ger sh suld - ps0pes-
The large govssnnsot building with the Aavy
yagd snaloguFe has been burned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

River Jte0ee
THuasDAY, July Is.
ARRIVED.
PoNHaoY, Davis. Fl. Madison:
AD HIxs, CALI, Dubuque.
DIPARfED.
PonsaoY, Davis. Fl. Madison.
The light draught packet Ad Bins, Captain
Calf, and Matt. Dalssn Clerk, will depart for Du-
buqss tais morning 1t o'clock.
The nail sad passenger paskst Kate Oasssl,
Cap. Hillhoass, and Clsrk aannum, viii dspast
for Fort Msdison this n~.ing.
The Astsepo'itaa, Cspt- Bafssd aad Clerk Uwess
viii b Tie regular Nesthssn Line paekss fcs
g. Paul this mernine.
The popular Northern Line p exc, Sueks,
State, Cspt. Rhodes, will depart for St. Louis
this morning.
0ssAs FLooD oa sn1 Ursm RaD Rlvn-Ths
Nv'vs~~, publ;shed u Fort Yosag. ON the Red
River Il tie North. gives tie pastisslas of fsod
which visited tAs selssy lest osstA aad did meat
damage. fhs psepls haA - leave thsir dwsllinss
fss The distaat rides. huildieN were swept away
ard the soil much cut up By the various tssrsuAs.
The clergy bod 70 visit thsir sengreGasioas In
b -, aad calls Of baiass vsss nads q uppsr
vinaeus. Byoas Of thsss Aappy accidents whish
oetea ossuf II sash ssaaeetieas, largs bssalth
e esain - ssup spsa he ~ -laa1s = tAas he
issh ths vnzlaw vill Aasaly = fas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS
WNs. Meeting.

War sMeetiNg.
A War Meeting will be held at Hyde's Sehool
House, Pleasant Valley Township, Saturday oven
ing, July 9th, at ~ o'clock.
Also one in LeClaire Monday, July Goth, in the
evening, ct the Methodist Church (basement.)
Also one in " Win6eld Township on Tuesday even
ing, July 80, 1t School House, north Of Quinn's.
Also one ct Aliens Grove (Grove School House
Wednesday, July 8lst.
At all of which addresses and music may be sx-
pseted as early candle light Let everybody turn
out.
At the request Of many volunteers.
jy96 Al G. FOSTER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

The snarial dispatches Of tho Chicago
Tribune of vesterdav state that fnrr
new regiments from Iowa have been
accepted into the service. These are
probably the three regiments - Col.
Dodge's, Col. Worthington's, and the
cavalry regiment, and another yet to be
organized.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

Hor. The temperature Of the It.
mo'phsrs sboat this locality IL gradually
Increasing. With . fair prospect Of ha ring
some psrspiring times. So far We have been
highly favored With good, wholesome. cool
weather. for which We feel duly thankful
This is splendid time for farmers to do their
harvesting.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
DIR. WM. p. Hll.I.S.

kWKMERLY OF LIE CLAIRE, WOULD AN
IL nouncs TO the cititissns Of Dav.nno-, "a
vicinity, that ne has commenced the practice Of
ps profession in this city, and will carefully and
Rnnctusily attend 70 all calls, BY night or dsv.
ne may DO found 1t all times 1t the LIE ClaiS.
mouse when not absent on professional business
fry7-vlmAdtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

"FLUNa Back" An individual
named David Crouch got in.o passion yester
day With John Oshs. and let silver . brick at
his head regardless Of consequences. for which
be vas taken before Squire Wheeler and fined
three dollars and costs. The sum Vas alto.
gesber too much for his purse. and he vac
sent TO isil
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

TH3 wild Irishman" was around
yesterday in oil his glory. decked in . plug
hat and bob-tailed military coat With "ysller"
trimmings. after The "neat but not gsud,
styls" For the benefit Of crowd Of loafsrs
and ragged boys. he delivered one Of his usu-
ally interesting orstions. whereas hi' audience
was highly pleased.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

We did not deem the dispatches ol
'of's'sns importance yesterday to issue sn ex
sss form. There viii probably Be . change
10 lev dsys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

DAvsNP0RT ZoUAvs CADsrs.n
Attention Regular meeting THE evening at
Z IL o'clock. st the hall in the p. o. bu,ldiaG.
Business Of importance 10 BE- transacted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

A rTORNEYS AND COCNSELORS ATIAw
"A and Notariss Public. Alss. agents for n.
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., Hartford
Conn.,, Capital, $s0O,O00; City Fire Insurance Co
New Haven, Conn.,, Capital. j5OO, O,O4O.
Omce in LeClaire Block. Davenport. SAM
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

Two C0ngTeSsmen PsisOners.
1t is reported that two live congress
men, who neglected their business at the
Capitol to 60 and see the fight, we're
taken prisoners by the rebels. We
hope no harm will befall them, yet We
think it will be the means OF learning
them q severe lesson.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
From st. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS. July ~.
Especial to the Chicago Times.j
Hon. John W. Noell, member Of Congress from
this State, has arrived here from Warrington.
He thinks Congress will sdjouTn thie week.
Hon. John s. Phelps, member Of Congress from
this State, il here awaiting the arrival Of Gen.
Fremont, to confer With him concerning the Fed
sral interests in this Ststs. Phelps rsronmsnds
that the Provisional Governor, when ~ pointed
must be required - enforce the military bill
against Seoessi0nists and thus catch them 10 their
own tsap.
Hammers and NcNsil's regiments and the st.
Louis Zouavss have returned.
Numbers Of recruits, mostly from Illinois, ~
fast coming into the Arsenal here.
About one thousond names have bssn enrolled
in Audnin and Warren counties TO ssrvs = home
euAs6s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

A SNUG PILE. = The Troy Times
states that John Morissey, the pugilist
probably won $4,000 on the recent
race between Flora Temple and Ethan
Allen and mate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

DEAD.-Harry Huntington, who mar
ried Susan Denim, the noted Actress,
died suddenly in Elmirs, New York,
last Tuesday. His death was caused
by an apoplectic fit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

Observation-Disclosures mill is undergo.
ing repairs. which keeps it idle during The dav
time Steam is raised 10 the evening. and What
wheat there has accumulated during the day
is ground An entire new set Of cogs are be.
ing put 10 the driving machinery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
j. A. REIiD r. r.

JhiSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
snRess. Iowa
DR.. REID can be consulted st his ONCE st all
hours Of the Day and night, unless professionally
engaged. ssut25
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
Observation-Disclosures

MISUNDERSTANDING the
times We think our merchants will lay in their
stoek of goods Psrphsps not % maay fine
soods vill be introduced this Fall. but the us
uAl quantity Of staples and more Of the second
grades. People will be little more seonomi.
col - regards 6nsry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

COUNTY ORDERS. demand for
this staple article Of traffic 10 not % fresh % Il
might be, though wsobservs that th ere ore
some quiet operators at work gathering them
In against the time when they will be higher
and yield handsome profit on the capital in.
vested. There is not . very large quantity Of
thsn on.
FEACHEs.-We noticed the nrSt H.
voice of psaches of the season In market yes.
tsrday. They are comparatively cheap for
the beginniDg-only two for Eve cents. A
bushel Of corn viii boy Eve peaches. There
is high probability that they will be very
plenty and cheap this ssason. We are in ia.
vor Of that policy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
THE CITY.

PRAIals CaicKEss. - Trout has .
sssiss Ies Of yousg shisksss. Go asd ess
What you want.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

IHE great thofougufares are not so
abundsntly pstronissd 20 could b wished a.
the present. The hotels ere not crowded With
transient customers. though perhaps there 10
~ much - there vss one year ago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
From WasAtngtoa.
WASHINGTON, July Is.
Times Dsspateh.l

Times Dsspateh.l
have very reliable infoYnstion that the rssi.
ments were the most dsaovalissd In the Susdsy
night, will bs disbsndsd o. rsoTsasised. % q =
give them sfheien, o6csrs.
Caleb Lyon YsUoouSs1 N
ing . finely vrsught silk Aag, captured By the
Zouaves from iauisisna regiment. The Dag
Was six or seven feet long.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

SURGEOF DEH.TWT.

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
nv the roems over Mr.. Lindssys Jewell
~xIEYYyry Store, corner Of brady and Third
streets. Entrance ON Third street.
ine2l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

OeA. JOAN m. AOLER
nFfiCE-THlRD STREET, BET. MAIN AND
" Brady streets
=. hssI osScE-No. Is West Fourth street, bet
NAN and lorrison, in the house recently occupied
my2 dam
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
lCNA.c:US LANCER.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON q ACCOUCHEUR
i OpPicE-South- east corner Of Brady and Sec
ond streets. Once hours from Ito "a. NJ, and 3
TO r. n. iune27 If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

=. lsUu, July -.
Nsj. Gen. Pssoea1 anive1 tAis oessicg, -
took sp quaeisss q The rsel1euse q Col. Dfsst-
dred Seese.joaisse ~ reaase.isS q HsspAiA
~ dad soslty, ~, 6assrdsy lss4 - 49,
eatssashing tesaes1vss peDasss:y - g 49, -
ftsm aosas - Uni0 Dee, 49,
ca. nssss. eassnDed sees b. 49, saae
e am, hsvs bssa 1ise1snssa ssssg - = -
NneA q eaiasA - - bee60 9lseeA
0eooaIieafs1s - 1isasDiag Unfen - y seseoen
NiDoad. ast u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26
Exciting Passage Between Messrs. Rich.
NrdsOn aud Burnett.

NrdsOn aud Burnett.
WAsHIsGroS, July "a.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l.
house, to-day, between Gov. Richardson of ILL
nois, and NJ. Burnett of Kentucky. Mr.. r chard-
son was supporting the bill to pay the Baltimore
police for services in sustaining the Government
and preserving public order, when Mr.. Burne de-
nounced the bill as another step in that series Of
unconstitutional acts which this administrat tion
was fui cling Upon the country.
NJ. Richardson said il such men as Burn
ett Who was responsible for the present condition
oi q me country Their acts It Charleston divided
oGe v8 s6z1 apd dcbkdt cbkd "a Such wAass
Constitution, while they themselves were tramp
ling on the laws.
Mr.. Burnett said he would have no personal
controversy in the House, but If any gentleman
desired he could have it elsewhere
Mr.. Richardson said he did not desire person
if the gentleman desired . controversy with him
he could have il elsewhere.
Mr.. Vallandigham rose to a point of order. He
didn't like - hear such talk when an enemy was
within cannon shot of the Capitol. Cnes OF
"Pshaw "Pshaw."
Mr.. Richardson proceeded to critieise the Re-
publicsns on the conduct OF the war. Four Z. n
erals had been appointed from the Breckinridge
party, while not one FROM the douglas psrty re-
cevesi . commission. He would tell the kepubli-
cSO 0el0Oets tuAt uo1ees tney supported tne OoW-
ocratic army Of the North. il would not support
them. Gen Scott was the grea at General on
the face Of the earth, but he had teen forced in
to the late engagement and fought battle against
bis judgment. Whose fault Was is? It was
yours. II such things are permitted to continue,
it would destroy this Government II Gen. Scott
could not fight this battle no one could Unless
you raiy around him the county will not support
you. Hyou had not forced him 70 preeipitate this
calamity, you would have had victory without
6ghtiIg = battle.
Mr.. Blair, OF No., asked now, if Scott was fit to
command, could he be forced into battle sgainst
his own will. Nobody had impeached Gen. Scott
except the gentleman himself.
Mr.. Rchardson-"I take it all back" Mr.. Rich
srdson then proceeded n relate what had ccur-
red in his presence and that Of Wsshbume, Logan
and others, yesterday. The President and Gener-
d Scott we're present, whom the latter implied that
the Cabinet had forced him into the late battle.
Abraham Lincoln was an honest man, If lot alone,
but he vas afraid be had not power 70 stand up
against the willy politicians surrounding hin.
i0reat sensation.
The houss spent much time over the bill laying
thirty millions direct tar real estate and thirty
millions import duties. The bill will probably
pass Tomorrow Il il deemed necessary 70 make
sure, BY this tax, the payment OF interest on the
loan. An attempt, made BY Democrats and SovtE
Americans, TO st,vs it OF till December, tailed.
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AUSTIN coRSIH. oDo. .. g. DOW. a.E.nnovr
CORDlN, DOW Z 0HOwn.
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'ev' S'0ooA. WILSON pRUnY
COOK 4 DasUAY,
Sscrssors to Obo&, Dillon 4 LssdIsy.
\NE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHI
~ Tor tho practice Of the Law. TO which =
snai' devote our personal attention.
Asscn ?. AeoO. COOK DRURY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

FisHlSo.-This Improbable employ.
"snt sss"s TO enlist the attention Of many Of
our citizens. What use 6shing can be when
one don't average 6sh week is beyond com.
prehepsion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-26

STREET REPAIRs.-The street com.
missioner is busilv engaged in putting into or.
der the places which suffered m oct during the
late rain storm. Most Of the work is CON.
plsted The city has TO foot bill Of several
hundred dollsrs for this purpose.