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Democratic Nominations.

Mr.. Mahoney's call for Democratic State
Convention, with a stump-speect in its belly,
was responded to, on the path, OF Des Moines
by twenty Eve counties, some with fall and
others partial delegations, and the affair
seems, in spite Of good deal Of preceding
thunder and lightning, to have gone off with
an extraordinary degree of harmony. Hon.
Charles Mason was nominated for Governor,
and Maturin L. Fisher, for Lieut.. Governor
Soitseems that the Breckenridge wing Of
the party, just as we expected, have got con.
troll Of the organization. Whether they will
WELD it without organized opposition, re
mains to be seen. Il looks like it at present.
heresolutions, which we print in anoth-
er place, are as curious tumble of words as
Ben NJ. Sanuels ever threw together, and he
has had good deal Of experience in that
hne The grammar, in places, is not the
pnrest, but that is of minor importance.
They constitute, taken together, FIRST rate
secession platform, just enough sugar coated
to adapt it to the stomachs Of those who are
expected to swallow it. The leading idea
is opposition to the war, which not daring
10 express IN terms, is yet everywhere insin-
mated. Secession they are opposed to, but
affirm the Independent existence OF the States
from which secession is logically deduced /;
they want convention of the different
States, as soon as it can properly be had and
full representation of all the States, and
the removal Of slavery from Congress; they
propose compromise TO the secessionis!s,
proposing in case the Confederate States re.
fuse peaceable and equitable adjustment,
then to support the efforts of the Federal
Government to maintain the Constitution
and enforce the laws; they oppose all paper
money banking, protective tariff, and
~ in for economy. The State policy part
ofthe Platform pronounces against the con-
stitusIonali'y Of the 100000 appropriation,
with the design of impairing the value and
preventing the sale Of the State Bonds, thus
preventing the raising Of money to pay orr
brave volunteers. who. in obedience to the
call of the State, have left their families,
homes, and business to expose their lives
on the battle field.
Such is the attitude in which the Mahoney
Democrats seek 10 place the Democracy of
ihis Stale. We don't believe they will all
agree to II, not haifoi them, il indeed quar-
Ter do, because we think we have evidence
that they s-e loyal citizens, opposed to seces-
sicp, in favor Ct putting N end to rebellion,
ma preserving the Union at any cost Thc
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Treatment of the. Searckcrs Of
Cot. CamerOn's bOdy--- BcaIt.
regard threatens TO rctalke Al
eXan0riI. t

WASHINGTON, July 2S-Mr. Burch, the
owner of the carriage with which Harris and
McGraw went to recover the body of Col.
Cameron, returned late this evening. He was
compelled, before released, to take an oath
not to reveal anything relative to the force
or defences Of the rebels, or what he saw
there. He is consequently charyi in his com
munications. He states that the party were
allowed to pass up to Manassas, where, upon
presenting themselves to Gen. regard,
they were arrested and placed in confine.
ment for several days. In the meantime,
Messrs. Harris and McGraw were sent to
Richmond as prisoners. Burch, finally,
through the Intervention of personal &C
quaintances at the Junction, was examined
and dismissed and allowed to return. He
learned that Mr. Harris would probable thro'
the influence, Of prominet personal friends,
obtain his release, but there was no possi-
bility Of the immediate release Of McGraw,
who is Pennsylvania. Both were behev-
ed here to be very deeply imbued with rebel
sympathy. Burch was not permitted to ex
anime the battle field. 1t is supposed the
body ofCof Cameron lies unburied on the
battle field, or has been bundled into a trench
with the bodies that have been thus buried.
Mr.. B. says the hospitals are crowded with
the wounded. He reports that our wounded
are well cared for; that the rebel chiefs had
declared not to agree to any exchange Of
prisoners. Burch's carriage driver states
that he head that Coils. Wilcox and Corcoran
have both been sent to Richmond. He also
states that when he left the Junction, early
this morning. Gen. Beaursgard was making
preparations to recaRturc Alexandria, to.
morrow or next day, Il is reported that
Gen. B. has sent information to this effect to
prominent secessionists residing in Alex
anuria.
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General Assembly, in ttejodgment Of this,
Convention is unauthorized BY tie Constitu-
ton.
Resolrea, ,rha. In view Ct the great do
preston ofail kinds Of property, and tho
increased difficulties encountered in gainirg
the ability to pay taxes, justice demands that
the State government should lie economical.
" administered, and to this end we favor
reduction Of the salaries ofthe different State
officers to the lowest point compatible with
public interests.
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Iowa State Stocks.

In compliance with instructions by the
Board of Commissioners, the undersigned
will offer at private sale at the several
branches of,the State Bank Of iowa, iowa
State Stocks, alta rate not less than ninety,
t,co cents on the dollar, of the nominal par
value ofthe same. Upon the deposit of
the purchase money with. either Of said
Branches of the State Bank, bonds or Stocks
will be forwarded to said Branch in one
thousand, five hundred or one hundred dol
lar bonds, as the purchaserlnay indicate.
JNo. w. JoSFs,
MATuR1N L. FrsnEsj Loan Agents.
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leaders who have engineeretth thing, we
know are secessionists at heart. This is
simply and plainly what they mean, and
t'ieir success, is>that were possible, will give
just as cffectnal aid, and indeed more aid to
the rebels than they could give by actually
fighting for them.
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HARRISBURG, July 26.--On Sunday last
Gov. Curtin was requested to pysh forward
troops to the Capital, and within four days
ten regimonts of Infantry, numbering nearly
] 900 men, were thrown .oraar6. and an
other goes The last OF the week, The State
has aleo an artillery regiment ard ZOO Cav
si,y nearly ready for active serrice
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Judge Catron left ST. Louis for Tennessee
on the 23d. 1t was reported that he had re-
ceived threatening letters warning him not
to return. B, he is not to be scared by
anonymous scoundrels. According to re-
ports VIC haye seen he goes where and does
what he plsases in Tennessee or elsewhere.
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PURCHASERS WANTEDi

Purchaser wanted for 300 packages OF Stationery
and Jewelry Tin lots eaeh for sale at prices us
invoiced less loper cent discount, at the Express
once, Ottumwa Iowa. Also Agents wantad 70 sell the
packets OF Stationery, with without Jewelry) in
the market, at prices lower than can be purchased
elsewhere. Address with Stamp enclosed -nis AZ El
J. L. BAILEY, l5i Court ST., boston Mass
4 J,,Iy II AEt
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July 2sd, by Rcy. Mr.. Brke:f.
Mr.. WV. NJ CLARK Of Ot.umwa, to hi . A. TSnRIlL,
Of Monroe county.
/ A nice little package, the contents ofwhich
was delicious, accompan ed the above notice,
for which the parties will please accept the
hearty COT gra.u.aters Of tie printers.
MAY their love be as true as the donation
was good, md their joys be as boundlcss as
our love for such donations. A
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OTTUMWA HOU Sc.

6 Front Street, Ottumna, Ioaoa.
This House has been newly refted and refurnishea.
The proprietor soliets share of the public pa,ror
age and feels confident that he can give satisfaction
to all who may stop with him..
~ Large and commodiors istabing at.achedto
this House. July 10, lSGltf
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s2s.l EMPLOYMENT: 1875!
AG + N IS W A NTEDl

4 q r. N I > w a N y "! ~ s.
We will pay from $50 to SIS per mcnth,
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give
commission. Particulars sent free. Address
ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, R, JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
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New Advertisements.
BARRETT HOUSE.

BARRETT HOUSE.
BURLINGTON, COL IOWA.
CTIAs. P. TIcDRE, Manager.
Respectfully announces 10 the Patrons the House
and the public generally that to suit the times, III
rate of fare for travelling custom is eiuced to
Ono Dollar CID Fifty Cents per day.
rendering thanks fer the liberal custom ana favor.
heretofore extended 70 the House, he respectfuiy So
licits continuance thereof assuring all who may be-
come his guests, that In the management Of the es.
Enlistment his every effort will be TO conduce to
their comfort and give general satisfaction.
July 81, 1861. sz3 70 eea -t
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Regiment lost the most men in the recent
fght-40 being killed and some hundred
missing.
There are now 1900 three months men
here who are awaiting their discharge to re-
turn home. but will nat be mustered out un-
til ample reinforcements have arrived. IT.
some of these regiments there is a DISPOSE
ton to reorganize and enlist for the war,
but in the present depression it will require
the most active exertions Of their off, 'ers, IL,
whom little or no confidence is now felt, TO
infuse the proper spirit into the men.
Chief engineer Decker and Aldermaa Bra
DIV have come on to look after the interests
ofthe Fire zouaves Failure to &c, pay has
excited great dissatisfaction among the men.
Is got off in the northward train, but were
stopped at the Relay House. Large nug-
bers threaten to desert, preferrins, they say,
to be captured and shot rather than remain
and be treated as they ere. They are enlist
ed for the war 1t is ascertained that $50
are missing. About one-half Of the Regi
ment are encamped at Alexandria, and the
balance are in this city, wandering about in
a state Of restitution. A large number OF
them were given breakfast at Wizards Ho-
tel. Hon. Mr.. Conklin says he will be one
to give $500. to supply their temporary ne.
cessities. The whole difficulty is said to
have occurred through the loss or misplace
ment OF the muster rolls. 1t is believed that
the matter will be properly adjusted in day
or two.
II is evident row that the rebels hare
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exempt from execution) for the debts of the
bank, and to subject their corporations to
such restraints as win make them amenable
to law.
| 10th. Resolred. That we are opposed to a
tariff Of duties upon imports, for the purpose
of protection, as creating monopolies, and
that in the present crisis Of our affairs, when
the laborer is poorly paid and the products
of agriculture are almost worthless, it is the
interest Of the people that the present bnr-
dens imposed on those articles which enter
into the consumption OF the poorer classes Of
our citizens, be at once removed.
Hon. j. f. Neal offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously adop-
ted:
RssQlped, That we arein favor ofeconomy
countability Of all public officers.
james Pollard, Of Davis, offered. the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolred, That the Democratic party is in
favor Of fair and equitable compromise Of
the unhappy difficulties that exist between
the general government and the Confederate
States. But should the Confederate States
refuse pcaceable and equitable adjustment
Of our national difficulties, then we pledge
ourselves to su,ain the government in all
constitutional efforts to maintain the consti
tuition and enforce the laws Of the Fedora!
Government.
STATE Policy.
WHEREAS, That under the administration
OF the Republican party, the indebtedness of
this State is being rapidly augmented. and
to pay the principal and interest thereof,
onerous taxation will become necessity
to preserve the honor and credit Of the
State. - ts
Resolosd, That the indebtedness of the
State now exceeds the limits fixed by tho
Constitution. and that tho appropriation Ct
Hsnc 90 -,eae a. tse sc.c;il scss;cr - tre
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LSARKuHs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

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TNsURANCEs.

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UlsnIyALIW
RHKuBATIc LOTION.

Fof yhs psrnAnsnf reiisf q To Delorsax, Nsuras-
ga, TocthAehs, hhsumAiim, NeFvsas Healashe,
Colo. CyAnps % bpaAnodis Aodoa Il ~ haseaiAf
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now STOLEN OR SIRAYEC-sIo Re-
~ wa,d-Oe Sunday, June 90th, from Weehawken
Avenue at the Bhades, black COW, years old With
Whit sIots her aides and white spot on forehead
Any peron gi.irg information Of TIE Whereabouts
of,sid COW, win receive the above reward from MI
CHARL RooBk, WsshAWksn Avenus. al the
Bhsde-, N. Jersey. jy1a esIa9
ING LOsr-Ss REwABD-ON JULY
~ 9Th, mad back ana tao slut pup, vith q
black SPOT on eaol fora legs, we'gh ABOUT pou DDS
BY retornihs her 10 81 Third st. viii reeslys toe re-
ward. jyla 2s1f9
hog LoST-A BLACK SPANIEL SLUT,
- lsrs. ears ehsfed under neck If om c,,lsr
% rq.sid voald iihs To- pu Chase full So nov or
Pacific Hotel. iyI2 2sl2a
GOAT LOSr-e5 RKwAhD-SrRAYED
Item the corner Of asth st AID 18th ave, sray
and black seat without horns; l gray and black
goat; With horcs ! gray lid, alb ,uI q m,nths oIi;
ere back hid, about mouths old Tbs Abave re-
sMd viii he paid b. retarsi ig thsm to TdON.s
RILEY, $50 Wet 18th st. fyf2 3slO9