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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-01
Freu Ptkc,s Peak.

EOBT ABAUuDYe 0oy 0Ie
Denver advices TO the 38sh, stats tAat 0ev.
Gilmsr arrived st that place On the nth, 81 aaAe
: speech to some 1000 psopls thst evening -
received . warm reception.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-01
JOHN n. ROGERS

CHAs. :. PUTNAM. JOHN n. ROGERS
PUTNAM Il ROGERS.
A TTORNkYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW.
n OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. 70, Main ST.,
Second Floor. jun7 7-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-01

(ry2O-dtfl No. II. Vest Second street
BURrlS HOUSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
J Davenport, Iowa. mcb22dt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-01
DRs. NEWELL = CHARLEs,


RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
A. the eitisens Of Davenport and eur-
~l0 yrounding county, that they have
permanently located in this city.
All patients fsvoring Dn. N. = G. with their ecn-
hdence may rely upsn their utmost exestions to
perform every operation il - perfect manner -
possible. Particular attention paid to the rega-
lation Of Childrens Teeth. Terms Of arttfsial
wort made known upon application. Ceasgee
moderate. Once on Brady strest, bstwsen Third
and Fourth.
r. BRAED. Mayer, Galeua.
BsN. CAnPuRLL,
W46HLy SMALL, /"
DR. ;. A. ScsoG6s, Dentist.
PA. LrvERnOsR,
9. w. hEsPsrsAD, n. D.,
+. CsOkIS. N. ID.
Ds WI. HILla, Davenport
my72-tf
Garter %otAtoo0.
N he BEST POTATOES IN TIE WORLD
J - - ~ Snly - --- @
RUGGLEs'.
Qsmnisiea nsnhantaaa dsslshall dsasript a,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-01

RE.MOT.aL.
AMERON Il WlDD H N G r ON !,
HOUSE PAINrgRs AND GLAzIBRs,
TIAvING MOVED FROM NO. Q, EAST
IL Third street to No. Is, West Third street, are
now ready to attend TO ell orders Of Painting
Plaia and Decorative Paper hanging, Graining,
Marbling, Sign Writing, Whitening and Wall
Coloring. tmch3s-em
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-01

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
n and Notaries Pubic. Office, Northwest
orner of Brady and Second streets, up-stairs-
ntrance on Brady street. july 26-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-01

AS. r. LANE, o. ". SKINNER.
LANE a. SKINNER,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW. Off ICE-COR-
IA NgR Of Second and Brady Streets, over
Smith = store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-01
WIN. r. DITTOE.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
n OFFICE, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets, in McAianus shepherds block, opposite
State Bank. lmch25-dtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-01

LBlvsxwonsu, Nay -:
Troops from the TEXAS frontise aseived g veeo
Lsavsnwosth to-day. in gsed health. They len
nothing q TIE posts vacated esssptias forage.
Lieut. Cel. Tsnssy hes rssignsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-01

DIS MolSns, May 20.
The gavsl hes fsllsn in both ends Of the
Capitol and the Extra Session Of the Iowa Leg
islatars hss adjournsd siss die.
Yesterdays session continued until late
hour this moraing. sad both Houses ad]ournsd
TO meet again At half psst seven o o'clock .. m
some of last nights "dciags' we're quite smus.
recess. With Gov. Kirkwood in
the chair, some things we're said and done,
which, although quite funny to see and listsn
to. would NO, look we'll in print, and hence
decline giving you "full psrticu ars." Baker.
40 YOU know. is 6ne looking f-ilow. and the
House seemed quite Wiling to Join in.' and
! good time generally was had-no appeal
from the decisions OF the chair was allo y ed
and members were obliged 70 "toe the mark. "
Orders like the following, we're issusd-thst
Bennett, of Marion. and Clark. Of johnson,
f.vo Of the smallest members Of the Houss,
be commanded 10 rbsiae n Jsdgs Bald dsin.
The gentlemen thus commanded. reported 70
the 10 - that hey hsd bsen called proa 10
assume seigAsy responsibility. .to-wit :upssrds
Of fosv kss4tst sesads ~ apd tAsy asked shs
n Heass r. give then time - Advsrtiss fse pro
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Nay 81, 1851
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

souri, river expedition passed HERMANN,
|sboutSO niles above hare. at four o'elcck.
and the steamer CITY of nouisiaria; also
belong ng to theexpedition. passed Wash
ington. Thirty miles this side. about the
same time.
The Second Regiment, under Col.
Boernstein. went out on the Pacific Rail-
road this afternoon. fully provided with
camp equipage and munitions of -was.-.It
is conjectured this regiment will embark
on Che City OF Louisiana at Hermann, and
follow the expedition under Gen. Lyons.
Under the guarantee of protection from
the Federal Government, the Pacific Rail.
road Company is taking energetic meas
nres immediately to repair the bridges of
that road .f.--- ..f, - -.
The Evening News learns that two regi-
ments of Iowa volunteers are encamped at
keokuk. Four hundred Illinois troops
from Quincy have been concentrated at
Hannibal, Mo-. by order of Gen. Lyon.
for the purpose of holding North Missouri,
and checking Gov. Jackson's movements
in that region. 1t is said portion Of this
force will be sent TO Lexington and ST.
Joseph. y aaiiaaitri ga isa.i ie ss101s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

Brookville. Charles d. Murray of Koko-
mo. and j. b. Hager of Ferre Haute. w,
Q Gresham of Corydon will probably be
rendered Majors Commission.
Asquad Of Artillery, detailed from the
18th Regiment. were dispatchedto Evans
vile on the 14th inst. with the gun
formerly belonging to the Connersville
Artillery Company. The squad is under
command of Lieutenant Wallace, and is
designed to cooperate with the 18th Regi-
ment in the Blockade Of the Ohio River
and its tributaries near the Crescent City.
The indianapolis Sentinel of Saturday
says the buildings Of the arsenal in that
city have been completed within the last
seven days. end some twenty four men are
at work making cartridges. filling shells.
fabricating fuses and preparing everything
pertaining to the ordnance department.
Messrs. Smithmeyer and Sturm are the
gentlemen under whom the work is at
present progressing. Eighty men besides
fifteen or twenty women will soon be con-
stantly employed. A visit to the State
Arsenal will repay any one. Grape. Can
mister. she'll. six pound balls and Minnie,
bullets. fixed upon the charge of villaineous
saltpetre. and ready for ramming. may
there be seen. at distance convenient and
safe enough from the murderous battle
field.
Isaac S. Stewart, recently from this
place. but now Clerk in the Interior De-
partmcnt at Washingsop, will. we are in
formed. go into the U. S. Army with
2 Lientenant's -Rushv;Ve.
Republican, +.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
INDIANAPOLIS, June Is, 1861. {

OrrftE Or UT Ell
INDIANAroLIs. June Is. 1861.
/ have this day in compliance with q
joint resolution Of the General Assembly.
at its recent special session. forwarded by
mail to every clerk Of the circuit court OF
the State stitched copy of the laws in
the last regular session Of said Assembly.
requesting each clerk to file the same in
his Office. note the same in the order book
of his court. and without delay. return TO
me his certificate Of the facts. Should
any such clerk not receive said laws by
due course Of mail. hope he will inform
me promptly Of snch failure. that ] may
forward another copy. r. -.'rf
By an act Of said special session / was
directed to have the laws Of the regular
and special sessions bound in the same
volume. The special session laws are
not printed and ready for the binder yet.
and cannot be for some weeks. but as soon
as possible the printing aud binding shall
be done, and the books distributed to the
various counties.
Editors will do me a favor, and relieve
me Of much labor in answering interrogs
tories. if they will insert this in their vari-
Gus papers. w. A. PEELLF.
=" 30" 4 .'.'" Secretary OF State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
More Troops Accepted from Indiana.
The Indiana Journal OF Thursday last.

More Troops Accepted from Indiana.
The Indiana Journal OF Thursday last,
says:
b The following dispatch from Mr.. Hollo-
way. the Commissioners Of Patents. gives
us the agreeable information that the Pres
ident has accepted six more regiments
from this State to serve during the war
Great credit is given. and justly. 10 Hon.
Henry s. Lane for this recognition of the
patriotism Of Indiana by the Government.
No doubt the good service already render
cd by the Indiana troops in the field assis-
ted the representations and arguments Of
our Senator. Mr.. Porter. as his letters
show. is also at Washington. working
for orr State. and this dispatch
says he is working very effectively. too:
- E sf WAsnrxoroN. June IL. 1861.
Ed. JOURNAL: Gov. Lane. Porter, Mer.
edith. Brown and McMiIlen have inst sue
cecded in getting an order Tor six more re-
giments from Indiana. Gov. Lane is en-
titled to great credit for his efforts for his
State. Meredith, Brown and McMillcn
are each authorized by the President to
regiment.
d. p. HOLLOWAY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

modes Of approach. and the troops Law ON
theirarms all night. Scouts scpnrs3 IN
eountty for dozen miles around. but saw
tho rebels. ''' %"
+ The inhabitants of Phillippi, alarmed nv
the preparations for fighting. all deserted
their houses. There was not a family In
the place to7day.r EnU
Tie Zouaves have been ordered 10 be in
lEeadiaess-ts moye-fsem Cumberland ct an
hours warning. ~ ~
A company was sent TO occupy Evans
vile. A supply ofnavy revolvers for cav
airy arrived to-day. Rifed cannon have
been mounted at Phillippi. All is quiet
there The 18th and 22d Ohio regiments
are guarding the uParkersburg road. The
10Th entered Virginia to- day, and occupied
the road to Wheeling, -
Lieutenant Sullivan arrived from Co.
lumbus to see what the regiments here in
tended to do about the three years enlist
ment. .-..-....... lsnas',s 81 Ia -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

STRAwBERRIEs.-Our better half informs
ms that Mrs. S. a Francis and Mrs. d.
L. Gibson each sent us quantity of large
and fine Strawberries the other day. We
devoured plate full each lime and pro-
nounced them not only good but very good.
We would speak Of the way Mr. Joseph
Potter toasted us on strawberries anu
cream. at his residence the other day. but
acknowledge our inability to do justice to
the subject. Mr.. p. has taken more pains
than usual to cultivate this delicious fruit,
and as usual has been well rewarded for
his l..bor. Ht aia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20


The last Democrat contains the expect
ed cal for 2 Democratic County Conven-
'tiou. by The Central Commit,es,-C. H,
Reeve. Chairman. This accounts for the
Convention being called so early. as well
as for the reason assigned in the Democrat
of week before last why it should be held
soon. We hope the Convention will de
clare the sentiments Of the party. without
equivocation. in regard to sustaining the
government. Many contend that the lead
ers. at least. are not sound patriots. and
are sympathisers with JEFF. Davis and his
rebel crew. If this be not so they owe it
to themselves to declare the truth to can
did world. The Convention is called to
meet at the Court House in Plymouth on
the 10Th inst. Each township is to be al
lowed one vote in the Convention for ev-
cry ten votes it cast at the last Presiden-
tial election. and ono for each fraction
over ten. This gives West tip. 10 votes,
Polk 9. North IL. German Is. Bourbon
IL, Tippecanoe Z. Walnut 8, Green 10,
Union Is. Center Sc.
The Republican Central Committee, we
understand. will not call Convention at
present. When they see the action of the
Democratic Convention they will deter
nine what course to pursue. a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
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BackwoodS Rifiemen.

The Indiana Journal of the Nth. says
Col. Brown returned the day previous from
Washington. to organize his regiment OF
i backwoods rifiemen. authorized by Presi-
dent Lincoln. Col. d. expects to be ready
to march in ten or fifteen days. We adj
wise all who want cotton or sugar plan
tation to "piteh in" Col Brown is an
experienced officer. having served in Mex
leo. and will, no doubt, prove his metal
before the war terminates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
WAR NEWS.
Especial Cor. q Che cincinnati Cazcttc.l
GRAFTON, juno I2-IO PM.

..w GRAFroS. june l2-10 PM.
Eighty army wagons and $50 horses
were sent TO Webster for Phillippi to-day
Look out for onward movements now
All is quiet at Cumberland. Is
Col. Wallace went out with part of his
force Oh an expedition against rebel
camp at Romney, Va; but he has not been
heard from yet. Trains cannot run be-
yond Cumberland. the bridges being burnt.
A forward movement. therefore, cannot
be made now by the Cumberland troops.
Under Gov. Letcher's proclamation,
Union men are constantly being impressed
in remote counties of Western Virginia.
to recruit Porterfell's command at Noun
tain Gap. near Huttonyille. Many are
fleeing from their homes to avoid impress
ment. No more Union companies are APP
plying for arms under Gen. Morris proc
lamation. A picket raised an alarm last
night, and the ninth Indiana timed out
with great rapidity, but no enemy was
discovered. .,,... ....,r
Senator Stanley was elected Colonel Of
the Eighteenth Ohio since the Regiment
entered Virginia. He is here Tonight
His regiment and the Twenty Second Ohio
are guarding the Parkersburg road. He
reports a strong secession feeling along
part Of the line of that ROAD. -. ~,
The first work o. the Nineteenth Ohio
Regimen, will be to guard the bridges on
the Wheeling roads. The Regiment is
expected but not yet reported.
Col. Steadman's command moves to
Buckhannon, the county seat of Upshur.
tomorrow. He will prevent the further
impressment OF Union men there.
Capt. Crawford of the Fourteenth Ohio
Regiment. was shot. at Phillippi last night.
by sentry. He died Instantly The
stupid sentry fired without calling for the
~es .a-,. a..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
Douglas, Successor.


The Governor OF Illinois has ppointsd
-. H. Browning. as the successor of Sen
ator Douglas.
The Democrat of last week argued that
it would be very inconsistent in Repub-
lican Governor to appoint Democrat to
this vacancy. but we shall be disappointed
If that sheet does not now set up howl be-
cause q Democrat was not appointed. and
John Walker like, advise Democrats to
stand aloof and let the Republicans, as
they seize all the Offices. do all the fight
ing. We still think it would have bsen
nothing but fair in Gov Yates to have sp-
pointed good Union Democrat to fill the
vacancy. not to say any thing about its
policy. but number OF Democratic pa
psEs rejoice because this was not done.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
Capt. Bailey's Company accepted.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

Capt. Bailcy's Company. it viii be seen
by the following letter. has been accepted
for three years service or during the war:
oi = LoaAssroRr. Ind. June 18th. 1861.
To Capt. D. III. p. BAmEy-I accept
your Company in my Regiment Of Indi-
ana Volunteers. ordered by Abraham Lin
coin. President Of the United States. June
llth, 1861, for service Of three years IN
less sooner discharged You will hold
your command ready for orders. fee6
-fsilsA .ie loi w. Il. BROWN, Col.
!. There will be no disappointment this
time. boys. provided you are ready. with
full ranks, in reasonable time The fol-
lowing letter. received yesterday by Capt.
Bailey from Col. Brown conveys impsrt-
ant information to those who may think
G ofyolaatesring: as5 .asgs ~ ea
issr s7a &c ( ISDraSAPoLrs. June Ii, 81
g. Dear Sir-Hasten and fill up your COM
rany. Each one mast have 101 men,
SEND roll as soon as you can, and bring
the Company. as soon as Jon have the
proper lumber; less number will not do,
and i. will lie but safe to have few extra
ones. Each Company is entitled to two
musicians Every man will, if possible.
bring with him a blanket or comfort. his
ordinary wooden clothing. no fancy, all
plain and Substantial. Each volunteer
honorably discharged viii receive in ad-
EDITION to his pay and clothing 800 in
gold. and no doubt. $50 acres of land, be-
sides. 80. g w. L.. BROWN, Col.
All who intend to volunteer should do
SO on or before Saturday next. On that
day oil that have enlisted will meet at 0
O'Clock in this place for the purpose Of
drilling and getting ready to march. A
number have already enrolled their names,
and many others are trying to arrange their
affairs so as to enable them to leave. No
doubt the families of volunteers will be
provided for during their absence. Capt.
Bailey is prepared to give all necessary in
formation TO those who think Of volunteer
ing in defence of the government. and may
be consulted at the Post Office. The Com
psny, no doubt, will be full by Saturday
evening. and ready to march by Monday
or Tuesday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
Delinquent school Revcnue.
OFFICE ,SUrERISTExp'r PuB. IssrRUcrrox.
- IxDIANAPoLIs. June II. 1861. s.

Dcsinqucnt Scu0Os Wcveuues
OFF1cE SUrERrSrENp'r PuB. IssTRUcrIox.
-. ISDIANAPoLfs. june IL. 1861. 5.
To County .Anditeys and TSeosursrs. iti!
GENrLxxEx: In the report Of the APP
of the school fund made BY
the Superipteu lent of Public instruction
on the LIST inst.s the counties -ars not cred.
tied with the amount Of delinquent school
tax paid in sto tlse last October settlement.
Even though this had been included, the
Auditor could not have drawn his warrant
for the amount. There was no money in
the State Treasury. when the present in
cumbent assumed the dntjes Of his office.
The embezzlement bill makes it . penal
offence for the Auditor to draw . warrant
for the payment Of any money, unless
there is in the treasury money belonging
to that particular fund IF such warrant
was issued. and the treasurer was to pay
it, be sul1bfs the penalty. Hence. as The
Legislature msde no appropriation to pay
back this large delinquent school revenue.
it cannct be included iq the superintendent
till specific appropriation u made for it,
repaysBents which will doubtless be q The
mart eessi0n. Holst 81 400 9
This difficulty can never again arise. q
there is to be distribution Of The deiin'
quent tax in October a1sh a.. = - -, -. = =
'-sl 100 'sos4 sAIsxRr tkxcr.
e sipolL nsD Auditor Of Stats.
.zzoiz1eaai Mrs j. FtzrcHER.
Suferinfendent Public Instruction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

NThc Chairman Of the Democratic
Central Committee is said to be getting
desperate. and intends by performing q
coup detat a stroke of policy to gain a
splendid victory for his party this fall
He has always been regarded by Republi-
cans as the best kind Of alcader-for them.
but it may be that defeat has taught him
discretion. AT any late it is never safe to
despise or undervalue the power Of an OPP
ponent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

give continue to hear highly favor
ablelrsports of the Wheat crop in this
county, bat : friend just returned from
Carol county inforps- " that he sau .
number Of fields in that and Cass cosnt5
that had turned almost entirely 70 chest.
Much COMPLAINTS heard Of The savages Of
the army wozm, in the southern part Of the
State and as far North - the National
road. en- the grass ,nd whcat felds. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
Important From Western Virginia.

Important From Western Virginia.
d. GnAFToS. Sunday Night. june l6. 5
There is gradual concentration of for.
ces in the direction Of Phllippi The
Fourteenth Ohio returned there from Buck.
harmon. els e. i.fsseIg ! nuGiH 90
There is report of a fight at Bnckhan-
non with considerable loss to the rebels.
hut it is not authenticated. 1t comes win
Clarksburg. isg asiH 90 lsf'ee
The Sixteenth Ohio is held ready 10
move ut moment. az oa en- - sat
A number Of rihed cannon have arrived
from Ohio. with large amour, of smmn
milton. A portion of these supplies were
Immediately seat TO Phillippi. Enfield
rifles arrived for the flank companies OF
Ohio regiments. Capt. Benham IS back
from Washington. and he is gone to- night
to Phlllippi. leaving here at disk. hsD E
The rebels made no attack on Piedmont
The Indiana Zouaves are all at Cumber.
land again, and communication is open
There are some apprehensions there from
rebels dispersed at Romney. with re-en.
forccmenis from the direction of Harper :
Ferry. 81 > edfsol ee'dsas ,au sd - 6
There is unusual activity 1t headqnar,
tiers and towards Cheat river Scouts are
out in every direction and are CONSTANT,
reporting. s'isoq4o sdi % Hvoi edi e =
The rebels are known to be occupying
Huttonville and Beverly 5iiA scouting
party is out tonight; looking after small
force OF rebels said to be in the neighLor.
hood. asa1s is.a4e-ab Il yAoa 7ens
The remains of Cspt. Crawford. shot BY
the sentry at Phillippi. are here tonight
under escort for Ohio. .iesog s'ti - or
Col. Kelley lbs greatly improved. He
was sitting up to-day. .labl9 noe2 n =
Several arrests of spies and suspected
parties were made day. 90 s2f
A company of cavalry at Morgantown
is reported as organized for sclf.defense
+ The rebels At Cheat Mountain Gap arr
under command of General jackson, for
merly Judge at Psrkefsburg. Porterfielt
Is sill among thems In some capacity =
Accounts of utheirJ strengths vary greatly
but none put il uuder three thousand. "
r.ff : 4IfIt|Iat' 3 II - ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

teresting war news to-day. If the intelli-
gence received yesterday from Missouri is
confirmed the rebellion in that state will
soon be squelched out. That's the way
TO it. Huzza for Gen Lyon. Let him
roar. He will soon chase all the. rebels
out Of the State. d.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

NThe 'sUnion Meeting" at Thomas
Davis last Saturday was very well atten-
dad. notwithstanding the extremely busy
season. Asplendid Union pole and flag
were. raisel. and speeches were made BY 8.
K.Wolfe. w. "A. Porter and John Mathis.
Tlieugh composed Of men and women Of
all parties. the meeting was entireiy har-
raohious and the best Of feeling prevailed
throughout. This IS it should be-. On
thu simple question of sustaining the gov
eminent there Is no divisicE Of sentiment
In this county Corydon Dessocras. z -
1T is very gratifying to Us to hear such
good news from our old county. We
wish we could say As much about Mar
shall. Is it net q listls strange that the
Democrats dowrl on the border should be
morsloyAl than they are up here north?