Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-19

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No. - Brady street.
ISsuRANcE.-We would invite the
attaotion Of our readers 70 B. Siml soa's insur.
sa~s card. snd rsssmusnd them II they have
any property o. lives u insure to call upon
him. The companies be rspsesssts ere shs bsss
10 Tie country.
AxorRss TRIAL.-Some days ago We
msntiessd the fact that farmer Burnsids. Of
Blue Gssss. hsd been called up before the
Asshodist Church. Of which he 10 . msobsr.
% answer 70 certain charges preferred against
him. His aeeusers had the dissatisisstios ot
seeing him honor,bIy acquitted. Not ssisfed
With the result. however. Parson Elrod. Who
10 fierce Abolitiosist, and one Of the most
blatant var men, (at Asms. mind you) had
the matter taken up afrssh. and the farce was
put through sgsin. the other dav. and resulted
- before Parson Elrod is making ~ ssregi.
oss 81 Of himself n hs did but kaow Il, and
the sooner he puts of bis harness and goes
about the work Of HE Divine Master. provided
he ever had any. the better It vill be for him.
He has carried HE party spite about far
enough. and II he has any desire TO swindls
the devil out Of his honest due, be viii stop
playing into the old fellows hand and attend
TO HE preaching the gospel.
"CAxDoR."-A simpleton, who does
does not siga bic own name 70 HE nonsense.
comes ost 10 yesterdays Gssssss. With com.
muoieatiop contemplate - it 10 foolish, 10
which he sndsavors to create An suppression
that We are inclined 10 give aid and comfort
to the enemy 10 the present unholy var. The
poor Ounce says he IL aDxiously looking for.
ward to the time when 10 will hang out from
our Office, the secession emblem Of the South
He thinks the "reptils" will look NO worse
hanging" over our saoetun. than II does pro.
tsudiog iss forksd tongue through the columns
Of our paper. We can assure "Candor" the,
II 1t vas our pleasure to hang from our sane.
tum secession flag. or any other flag. we
shou'd be very apt 10 do 20, and hs would NO,
disturb it or u.s. We are inclined to think
"Candor" is twin brother Of the long cared
animal with which our friend Curry hsuls
round his apple cart. We will wager ne y
hat, that his ssrs are as long - bis arm. and
that he don't know enough TO 60 in when it
rains.
tbs WINFIELD LADIES IN CoNvEN-
ZION The ladies Of Winfield Township, met
on Saturday night last. At the School House 10
Sob-District No. Z. for the purpose Of making
arrangements to celebrate the coming Fourth
Of July. in an appropriate manner. Mics Anu
P. Cooper, Miss Charlotte Bramick and Mise
Margaret Madden. we're appointed Commit.
zee TO dealt resolutions. and. after mature de-
Liberation. presented the following resolutions.
which were unanimously adopted:
WHrRrAs, The unhappy state Of our country
renders It more than ever appropriate that We
should show our loyalty to the Union, by sn
appropriate celebration of the Fourth of July j,
therefore
Resolssd. That We invite oil the citizens Of
Winfield and adjoining Townships. to unite
With us In our celebration, and that We pledge
ourselves to furnish such entertainments - the
time and occasion requirea.
Rssolssd That vs deeply dsplore the death
Of the late Hon. Stephen A. DougIas in whom
ws recognised true patriot and On able ststes
man.
Resolssd, That these resolutions be published
In the several newspapers Of Scott county.
Winfield. June Is, 1861.
J. T. McGulaE, President.
THos, p. 0RIynN, Secretary.