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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19
Cant. ]. O. Lorraine.

1t affords us much pleasure TO be abl'
| to state now--after being possessed Of al
the facts in the case, that the rumcreC
arrest of this gentleman at Harrisburg or
the charge Of treason, and which we brief
ly noticed in our last issue, had scarcel,
the shadow o! foundation. The facts
obtained from the highest source, ant
from persons who were present at the
time when the alleged criminal languag,
should have been used, are briefly these
A conversation took place at the dinner
table at the U. S. Hotel, and again renew
ed in front Of the hotel in which gen,
ileman remarked that "the object Of thi,
war was to wipe out slavery" TO which
Capt. Lorraine replied that "if that wa,
the fact he was in the wrong place; tina,
he was not opposed to slavery; that he wa.
here with company in defence and sup.
port of the Union, the Constitution and the
laws, and that he was ready to avenge any
insult to the stars and stripes, come ION
whatever quarter it might; but that il
this war WAS Eor the determination of sla
very, he wanted to know il, as in tha,
case lie would never draw trigger"
These may not be precisely the words
used-but certainly their substance.
The information was made by Capt
Mcdonald, Of one Of the Elk 4 Mexican
companies-not from any thing he knew
or heard himself, but from wha wa, reported
10 him by others. No warrant was issued,
and no further proceedings had, although
every effort was made and is still making
by Capt. Lorraine and bis friends to have
a thorough isSestigation on-whieh the com
manding officers declined, for the reason
that the offence was of too trifling a char
acter 10 notice.
This SANDER originated in q statement
despatched to. and published in the Phil
.delphia Inquirer of the llth st.-and
the matter was unknown in Camp Gurtin
until that paper was received there That
part Of the statement that Capt. Loraine's
friends excused him oa account Of in toxi-
cation, Acs is wholly and entirely false,
aud is the best evidence that the whole
thing was prompted by malicious and vim.
iictivc motiyes-unworthy of gentlemen
Ind disgracetul to soldiers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19

MARYLAND ELECTION N.-The election in
Maryland on Thursday, for NON 5ers OF
Congress, resulted largely in favor of the
Union candidate. The Union majority in
the State will probably reach 10000 The
head and front of the Baltimore Plug Ug'
lies, Rip Raps, and Rcpublicans-Henry
Winter Davis, has been defeated by Hen
ry May, Democrat, by over 2000 majority,
Davis has held seat in Congress for four
years past, secuted by fraud and violen ce,
but the city being occupied by the Fcder-
a! troops, has caused Davis friends to flee
elsewhere for safety; hence his defeat
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19
Oy THE MEND.-We were somerhat q

On THE MEND.-We were somewhat al,
armed a few days ago about Presiden,
Lincoln. 1t was stated by II Washington
correspondent in the Inquirer that he was
seriously wounded" and becime almost
''uncontrollable" caused by number oi
appointments made ip the War Depart.
ment, by Gen. Cameron. tut we have
learned that the President is now conva-
lescent, and his advisers have no doubt OF
his entire recovery in few days. Simon
says wig. wag, and the President and the
balance Of HE cabinet say Amen. They
are having "buzzard's" feast Of things
generally, and particularly in the War and
Navy Departments.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19
IMPORTANT FROM HAsI
PER'S FERRY.
BURNING or THE GREATBRlDc
Evacuation Of Harpers Ferry By d
Confederatss.
THE WORKSHOPS DEsTRoyr,
BRIDGE NEAR sHEpHERDsTowS Brp.,


FREDERICK, Ju"e IA, Issl
1t is here reported upon the au,Lo,i,J
OF messenger who arrived here hi, moV
ming from within one mile Of Harper', E T..
ry that the bridge across the Po,omsc 81
blown upi that point, and entirely do.
troyed, between four and five O'Clock W NJ,
morning. The explosion was dis,incI'
heard and the smoke seen by pa,N.
there.
It is reported that eight car load. Il.
provisions were destroyed. to prey,s,
them from falling into the hands of Il.
tederallsts, who were supposed to 10 con
centratins towards Harpers Ferry fro,
the direction o. Greencas,le and Cumb,,'
land.
The messenger further reports that Al,
the troops ha, C been Withdrawn from n.
Mary yland shore, and that the town N
lGarpei's Ferry has been evacuated by ,L,
great body of Confederate troops recent,
there. A small force is sill there, proI,
ably the rear guard Of the retrearns AL
my
The destruction of the bridge NAV h.
regarded as certain. Confrma,ory n,cl /
ligence of the fact has been received hsr,
a gentleman from this city who WAS N
llarper'S Ferry las, night saw the preD,]
ration being made for the blowing up "A
the structure. The brid &c a: Shepherds.
town was also burnt last night.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June II, 1881. |
The War Department is said 20 hm,
received dispatch confirming the rappr|
of the evacuation of lIarper's Ferry bd
the greater portion of the Confeden1
troops. 1t is reported that the bridges on|
the Winchester railroad were also burned
SuARrsBuRG, June IA reliable vitl
ginian, who has arrived here, report. th,l
TIE Confederate troops left ITarper's FED
ry to-day one part going in the direction
OF Winchester, and another into oudouu
county, which movement would seem \
Indicate that retreat TO Manassas JunCI
ton is intended. The .ailroad bridge v.l
flown up one hour after sunrise ,hi,
morning. The remaining governnsr1
buildings we're all burned. The RAILROAD
bridge at Martinsburg was also tlrnl lol
day. Also the bridge Mt Sheperdstosnl
\ dark cloud of smoke is still ascendns
from the burning buildings at Uarru1
Ferry.
Tho agent Of the associated press had
gone to the Ferry to obtain full partcu.
lars.
FIFTH DISPATCH.
FREDERICK June IA resident OF ibid
city who has but just returned from Had
pcr's Ferry, states that the bridge hal
been totally destroyed with the excepted
OF the piers which are yet standing Th(
trestle work Of tho railroad within th(
town was also destroyed. The govern'
ment buildin Is were being severally burn:
when he left there at | | o clock this morn
ing. The armory was first fired ana de-
stroved-thc rifle works will follow next
All the machinery had been Transported
into the interior several DAYS ago. He {.
Inmates that only about 1000 troops re-
manned in the town when he left. Ih,
main body, it is said, has been pushed for
ward to Charlestown and to n point neal
I necbprr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19

Hon. GEORGE NJ. DALL,s.--This distin-
guished Pennsylvania, formerly Vice
President, and lately Minister to England,
has returned to his home in Philadelphia.
A public reception was given to him on
Friday last. Though deprecating the
condition of his country upon his return
homo, he is firm for The Constitution and
the Union.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19

Ray"We call the attention of our readers
to an article on our fourth page in refer
ence to the lumber trade, though applied
TO the Eastern States, it suits very we'll
for the present and future of our own
county, and is worthy Of peruta.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-06-19

seS"Pennsylvania has now twenty five
regiments in the service of the United
States, OF which thirteen are for three
months, and sixteen Tor three years if
their services should be so long required
besides fifteen as 4 State reserve.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07


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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

s,wo CLAIMS roN ruNlisG, ONE Fox

s.fWo CLAIMS lOa pINiiNG, ONE FOX
FORTY PINE Dy!L.R-, against Col. II. y.
Heath, {. Cookery and ether members of i
mnlittcc on Printing tor tic ireckiarii,,c Den,-
oerliic Convention winch Assem- pied in tn,s eli.
lat AuSai AMI - et.trr ;or NINE lnL1A IL
against @ ~ CLAIRE DEMO @AIlC ChUn.
B.th claims have bccu ackn. " led cd to Le eur
rect, anI payment repeatedly from scd w
would state that the memAets Of the hfoclinsda =
patty IN this city, paid their n portion ~ thcin-
achtedncss to Us, like men; ~ thai Col. n. /.
/. aih, y. a. Ms hony and other q Duy,aiue,
sufed us that the balance should be settled Al
once. This assurance was given soi.e .igh, months
since. ;ueh being the case Capitalists viii i
onrc perceive that this Il opportunity to Ia
vest IN securities which Will not aeprecia;c.
We are preparing complete st Of our roli,i-
cal claims AID will, in few days, offer to cit
izens glorious oppor unity for permanent invest
Ment RICHARDSON, WEST I 60.
" N-ik vt
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dkO. ). {. DOW,
ag1tl Trn.tee.
ag2l

"1-'l iTu-tEt.
iiftUS1Ea's Whereas. en- In s0t., Ia,
l q Jaly, A. D., 800, John . Dent ami jam.
| e. ~ Say executed unto francis " hislcr a.
| trustee, . certain Deed Of Trust, conveying l.,
| said Trustee the land il Scot county, Iowa,
| ieser bed as Hows, to-wit. 4 pat Of lot W.
two > IN whistler addition to the city If la
vanI9rt, bounded and described as olloW. t5-wif .
Commencing brady stree, IN said city III Till
north we corner 81 said lot number Two ~ !
runniog tneneo cast alof Z forty foot street ono
hundred aGi fifty feet to an alley thence sout8
aioaE the aitey one hundred tee, thence
peft lie hundred ana I.ty feet to BRADY street
! AMI tlcAcc north On Brxiy street one HUNDRED
Get to the Iiace OF begiaI,ng; which said con-
yeyance was made by HE SAID john q. Dent and
Jan e. y. hacay Tor tie purpose 0. securing the
paymea. OF one certain proiIssory note, tor tour
! teen hundred aoliafs, and ln- interest thereon.
sgnei by said lent ana Maclay, dated The 2gin
day d July, A. d., oaJ, ana payable in five years
after siate, 10 the order OF &. >. "hi.er al tn.
Banking House 81 Mackiot x Corbn with inter-
es. NJ the rat OF ten per cent per annun. o. va
bic annually. part Of said note has been paid
but IL ere Is due, Including interest to this date
the SUI. Of four hundred aud twenty-six and So
100 dollars
Ard now, the unpaid balance of said note. a.
above stated, having become due and pa Va Ne,
and the said Dent and Maclay having failed to
pay the same, ana Francis " hisler having refused
20 act as Trustee unier said Deed of Trust, ana
the acting County Judge for Scott County, Iowa.
having appointed me to act Trustee under said
Deed Of trust, and 70 execute all the trusts there.
in named, therefore, |, Austin Corbin, Trustee BIZ
appointing iof County Judge, as afo.e said. 90
hereby give this public notice that, by Vi. ne
OF the power which Il in me vested by said Deed
OF Trust. and said appointment, will, on Satur-
day, the l4th day of september, a. ID. 1861, at
the hour Of niEe O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day, at the Court House door, in the Civ OF Da-
yenport, expose and offer tor SALE At public
u.rIn Il, I'LL g
land above described, ttae north nalf having been
released. or SO much thereof as shall be necessary
to satisfy and pay the amount due on said note
with the interest thereon the day of sale togeth
or with all The costs and expenses attending said
sale, cost Of this nGtice AMI trustee fees. - -
Uatea the Nth day OF August, A. u. ls6l
AUSTIN CORBIN, Trustee
agZ2-dtsl By appoirtnn6rt nf f'onn,u Jrdoa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
GssigIS'gs4S h F.s.E..s:s ,S

0kTGaGtF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF
~ two Chatsel Mortgages, exccutei BY John
Mcguire aud Bs'dget Mcguire unto Austin Corbin,
one q sad Mortgages dated til. 2lst day oi
Jny, = =, TT the sum q seventy dollars and one
on p Mortgage for the sum y eigh four dollars
aAa th,rfy-9nc cents; and ~ virtue 81 sail Mort
gaze nave taken p'sse sion If and Will sell At
public cutlery L. the highest bidder for cash tn
ioiio~ing described personal properly, viz: one
sorre. horse WI h white face, tcilled SAM one
gray mare, (callci Kate, ono bright BAY lior {.
called Charley one hay mare called 8ett. one
colt Of sht gray color with silver name ana tail.
one bay c'lt one brighC bay colt with white face.
also ono spotted cow also three red cows also three
stcers, one gray bull, one spotted heifcr, enc hr-
died hcifc-, twored heiiers and one brown bull
SAID safe TO be on he farm in Winfield Town
ship, IN scott County, Iowa, and occupied by the
said John and Bridget Mcguire said sale to be on
Monday the 18th day OF September, 1851, sale to
commence at ton O'Clock Of said day anu continue
from DAY to day until said debt interest and costs
are satisfied. AUSTIN COR8iN
Ter H. LEONARD
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
HAIR DYE! n AIR DYE!
WV. a. B,rcugLoR's H,lR DYEi
The Original and Best IN the World

WM. a. BaTciiELoRs HAIR DYEi
The Original and Best IN the World!
All others are mere limitations, and should b,
avoided, II You wish to escape ridieule
hnAf, RED OR KUSsY HAIR dyed instantly
t,beautfal and Natural Brown OF Black, without
the least injary to hair skin.
Fifteen Medals and ID plonils have been award
cd t. VIM. \. llatchcor since lSo9, anu over 50.
0oo applications have been made to the llairoi lis
patrons Of hi famous Dye.
VIM Batchoio.'s Hair bye produces a co,.r
not to be distinguished from ,urc, aud is war
ran;ed not to injurc in the least however long il
may be continued and the i'll effects of bad dyes
reme !iei tho Hair inviggratcl fer Life by Ills
splendid i,yc.
s'i.e' sold or supplied lin private Rooms at
Tue wig Factory, IL Bond street, New York.
'oid IN al ciiics and towns of the United States
W Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
-? Inc genuine has the name and address,
upon a steel plate engraving on four sides Of each
'ox'oi WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
49," 10 bond street, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

VvHE PREMIUM JOB OFFICE IS NOW
prepared to execute, in the most approved
style Of the aet, any and al manner Of psintine
~ oo00oo ha11hiu % ~ lnoot ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
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Mill Woca.

NOW Is THE TIME TO LAT IN WOOD
~ for winter use. We hayedry kindline vSoo
at = W per cord. and green wood At 81 81 per
orde. so 800 -. -
Quick or yonlwill DO too ate.
iy7l-dtf' pfENCHAfAvrS. tp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
WIGS -WlGS--WICsI

b'tcheor's Wigs ana Toupecs surpass ALL
They are elegant, light, easy and Durable
FITTING to charm no turning IN behind ),
shrinking of the head indeed this is The o,Iv a..
adjustment where these things are properly un.
derstood and made.
jy3lx!y Is Bond stree, you, w.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

LIE CLAIRE HOISE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN SITS.
= AvonRRrt. IOWA, Il
GSLLEs 4 OAK E...........PTopries tors.
HFF1CE FOR STAGES LEAVING POR LE-
~ Claire, Princeton, Lyons, Dewitt, Maquoketa
ana Anamoss. juns03-dU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
s.,IiCE

I IRE
~ !, :; TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
81 -. purchased his material at casi
AL@tU prices last, he is now prepared t,
offer to the rublic good stock +
quality and quantity Of iRRiAEEs ana
W AGONS offered in this n,aIkct, al
fclrced rates and sill DO all kinds q repairing il
my i.ae, at prices to correspond with the times
All kinds ii Eastern Carriage AMI " agon tmbo,
on hand at All times and Tor safe YOUNG o
stand, corner Second and Iowa streets.
tpri1-it wt! -. &. kFL.IY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
RAILROADS.
Mississippi and Missouri Rairoaa.
Summer ARRANGEMENT, 1851.

SUMMER ArSsts = euscOt, SoAs
Trans run by iAieqyo time. nhiei = t'eels. MAR
ute faster thar Darsnporf time
az AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL l5rH,
" 1861, and until further notice, passecgor
trains will leave Davenport az follows:
$40 N. for Marengo and Washington.
TRAINS AKgIvg AT DAVENPORT AS FOLLOWS.
s.45 NJ from Marcngo and Washington.
can trains out Of Davenport will make direel
connection. al Marengo, Iowacit and Washins-
ton with the Western Stage Companys stages f..
all points West.
Trains from the West connect at Rogk lslaL
with trains q the Chicago and Rock Island
Road for all points Last, North aud south.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity 81
giving distinct directions to the destination G;
ther baggage also to procuretickets before taaiE
heir seats in the cars.
JOHN F.TRACY, Gen'l Supt.
A. kIMBALL, ASST -up't
Davenport, April 70, ls60.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07

ftsRt STEEeS SALE On saturday, the u
day 81 October, 1851, will DC odd tor cast
u no uixnest hl Gr, at the Court liJnsc !oef i
The city 81 Davenport, at Two o'clock T. NJ, til
tol owinL described real estate, to-wit HE "a
hdt of lot iwo = III block t,ne . IN the CT.
u bnvenp9rt, Scott connty, !nwa also ihc in5t"N
lbg described premises 10 mo c.unty " tifniof
ii s.i State of Iowa. lot 10. fourteen rs 4
block 80 four A. IN the yilirse u Canl,aet
ami the following described real et'ate ia r..
county of Marshall, in sad State. 70 wit. S
east hail OF tho sDu,h.wea quarter n tlte
tweaty %, N township eighty three - aaftI
Of range twenty 20, wei .. the Jtti 4. ~, COL
tanning one hundred and twenty acres.
BY foe, and effect Of u ileel Of trust, made 4
me BY John II. Laircaz ant tl.e Lairefz 81
wife, said first above described properly II haiJ n
arled 10 Scott county 5rI, June I.st. l-Js
book "D" II town lot n4ert1hS,s, page 100 ta'
sai ~ above described property IS daily fe orla
IN Clinton c4un'y records, August lst3, -, i
hysk 20 - mpf;S t4e records, ~ pages - ana .
and the sad thifd above described property i
duly iccorded IN Marshall equally tecord-. Jul.
2at l. IN book IL" AT pages 2taai ~, az
sad Decd II Trust Is dated Jute atn, 9-.
Davenport, September ~. ~.
III +, MATTHEW'S
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OLD sSalT, HENOrATED
J.. ~ q y r Ia,

y. 10 90 r Ia,
= / SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
- ! and Rock Island, respectfully annsunces to
TO the citizens OF Davenport that he is now pre-.
pared to
Clean, Color and Manufacture
q I'D III a IT -
into good ones, ss short notice and on reasonable
terms kecoect the piece, 81 Second street. be-
tween Perry and Rock Island.
J. .OOTU
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spl0-ix

~ Tai ALI. anercas, oI.t..c ,u,.r .t,
u Jahu4fy, A. ~, ls64. Nose. T.. i.oFricr ali
~yaNdi lts VIE, executed amt Geefge :. T. S.
ita st,e. r.air Deed Of lrGst .t.l.s,y. ~
SAL trustee e..c !ant Clinton couuty. I3s
dies .iibe - Il ~, to-m4t: ILc e.i ii d. III.
4eflA east eii.it,r . s.ettpl No. twen;y-slx ~
an ttc southeast quarter OF the s.ut;-,t-#
4aatter o. Sc sti6n ~. twenty - IN t,.t9
sA'4z 81. elshty two (52,j norm # raaee "
thfee wv cat II The liil /. \! when -an4 ia.
Eeya4-a "sa Ita.e ty tic a&id Msses =. i!rgfIea
ANA bic, ial the purpose u &C ring IL. payment
9t eertiIn IFam.,aory Letes AMI ute. cst der o.
t,i.ea by SAIL Noses {. tiefiick ,iatei the 3Dls
Vi January, A - lool, a4G oIe 81 ghica WI ;
iag BIC ~ folivWs: For the cum 81 nIrty a.l
!als, @ue IN six month alter date, II the oiG.
Aastih 'ogbin, guardian, ara payable at til. Par
In5 Huuse ui aiach lot Lorhin, DJf IMPORT, ! ~
-al u eec 81 Trust Is recorded IN Clinton e.. t a..
lows, recoias pages IT., 10 and 10, oi DuoE Il
Of mortgages, to which r.:eIcncc m44e
iuil description Of note. aud security
An, nov, SAID desert sect ]. y,e E4YBc he
dde and payable, tHa TIE sald u :. II.ne
having tailel I, pay the same !, Ge9. ). - l.,v
Irussee aie,. saii,..a he.. By 3ss IBIS lubl4s
notice, that by virtue q the faaer .isi
IS n me vested ~ said Doe4 i Tia
80, on saturday, tho list day II - ,.einbef
!. =. ~, at the hour ii iii d cI0ea
~ the forenoon u ,aid day, the court .la4 !.
door, IN the city 81 Davenport, cX pose ami oil, "a
sale al public daetIen .af ca III parcels ii ia4sl
above described, or a,much tereola s snail. be me-
ossary to satisfy andYay tie aiaauntdae A. 81 IL
sa.i, and 10 become due, Win the interest there
on otac day q s@,, together With al $40 cost
anu expenses attending SAID sale cos5s Of m !,
notice and Trustees fees
DATED toe Est day Of August, A. j.. 1861
GRO. y. DON
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-07
y hlSIRICf COURT OF SCOTT COUNTY
i Hannah Z. Westeru4an
vs. Original Notice.

Simeon Westermann,
SiE You IRE hereby notified that there il
now on file in the office Of the Clerk of the Dis.
,rlct Court OF Scott county, Iowa, a petition OF
Hannah Il. W estermann, claiming from you di-
voIee from the bonds of matrimony, for the roa-
son that you have wilsully deserted and absentei
yourself from her without reasonable cause for
period OF mure than two year,, and unless you
appear ami defend in said action on or before noon
OF the second day Of the next term Of said Court
to be holden on the first Monday Of December, de
fault will he entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon.
September 25, 1851.
HANNAH f.. WESTERMANN,
ny her Attorneys, PLUMER d VAN HosEN.
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