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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13
NUMBER 2o4.


Th.m EosroN, JoDs -.
u sne steam trtgsts Susoushan.
- vno resigned attsr che resched M. ,.o.s
sed dsy from Washiogtou that ~ =,
= .~ss nso been struck from the usvv roll. Il
....a uuo,.c MS Capt Chasney, vho i On .hs
~. S .''; nss been appointed 10 eomusod
'ns oosqushanna. She 10 eoalias. Ara mi a.
fs.oy ior Sea 10 few dsya
| The Colorado hss reeeivea -.
soves, and will ssii soos. ssnss
! the following dispatch: 'ss'''so
Hsv fosx June ll.-zo as Chief of p,h..
q boston.-Wm. Trsppansn, . captain ;n -.
Confederate army. 70 sail on the ,,e~m., -.
morrow. "wednesday - the bearer Of d,s.
patches from JED Dssis. snd alse . eomu ,s.io.
'or ps'vssssr'. These pspsrs ought 10 b :.
Signed - p
Superintendent Of Pv Ice.
In the absence Of the U. 4. N.r.h.i ..di
tr'ct Attorney. Ar Armee With : cc.... s.1 =.
''ce visited the steamer Am~rica. nd sn.. -
..ooo's discovered Irsppsnan and AL I'd 10 ~.
bis pspers. so % 80
hr. 7. vas indignant, declaring him..,f a.
rrusnAs oonsui at Cha lesion, a. b, Va recentiv
am - F.sal,;p ~ papers IN evidence Of the fact,
passport, .igued by Rober, Rra-ch. r,it, ~ r..'I
- S"afieston. lie had also passes shovipg ,h.e
ne vas tho bearer Of di patches from LorI r 800
20 tao British goveinn ent and threaten., ~.
.Issl vengence cf that government If ho was IN
teriered With. His state room was se.rebsd ~.
no'n,ns 81 an objectionable character was found.
ana ne was allowed 70 60 upon thu ,taam., H.
90 returning to bis otdce, NJ. Armes found L.
following dispatch: .os'1 ~
NEW iosk, June is.-7o the CAi.f Of Police
q bo'io".-Arrest and hold wm. TraDanan ~
Charleston. ). C.. for treason. He 10 10 saiI :.
we steamer to-day. Secure bis papers bv or.
der o. the Secretary Of state.
Signed, J.o. K.~,.,
-, :. Superintendent of Police.
ne u'spatcn came too late. ~ the steamer
had sailed about an hour before
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13
From u l.ouis.
Especial to the Chicagn Tribune. !.

Il US, Juoe H.
Gov. J4ekson had an i,s~rv,xw ~itt Gan
Lam 81 d Col Biair 10 this ely to dsy. the
-ntjecs "f d,-ea-.ion berg she copd,,ion 0,
the state ard tn measures trr e.. urlnr n.ac-
No agreement was u sde Guy ck.o. pro.
tosed the withdrs vsi of the Federal treo,,.
and on hie part, the dishand,eg II the H.,u~
Guard Lycn soi Bisir suggrs,ed that the
state sroops .a.uId = ~ further armed il &C
cordapce With the ::smous uinia till u ,h~
Les, lie .lslsiure. TIE. d-ci.r-d that The !. ate
would he considered hostile IL fussh.r orrsDi-
zaiiYns uoder that Get sere perm itssd.
Neither party ming TO the views OF the
her, the IN, svviss vas ended. and tn. Gov
sraoe sstueesd 70 Jefferson City so.aasht. his
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13
l ELEG u K A PHO.
The WAR NEWS.
Further Particulars Of tho Fight
at Bethel.
WHEELING c0MvEN TIop.
FROM CAIRO.
Destruction sf Bridges AM Tele-
graph liaes.
EAST TRNNESSEE FOR THE UNION
Police Com SDessetcaffo,a.
y. y. BROWNING TO SUCCEED
SENATOR DOUGLAS.
Later from 9Alt11ooro.
EVENING DISPATCHES.
From WashingtOn.
WARRINGTON, June IL.
EVENING DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

"AshIAoIoN, Juno AZ.
Special to the Postl
Secession rapers OF Baltimore are mopstrous
ly faisifying the affair at bethel
The Sa" says that 1000 were killed ant
wounded.
lhese misstatements are doub lees To in
ha, ice the Congressional elect on in Maryis D d
which takes place 10 morrow
Government is iuiiy prepared to check any
outbreak ia Baltimore
". DAVIS District vote will be close. In,
IL l. tsiis vi he will he elected
P.s,ate aasice- foiu Ess,ern Tennessee. say
ths oLioh hea there urs iaily determined u
resist secession, ani take up arlus To dele End
Gos erI iu.Lt
o'1 steamei- aIe now at the Washlnei on
Navy iari. fully armed and stratx W. read,
70 tart at . uoiIents notice.
The Federal troops are gradually rushinv
iheir way IN the direciion Of Farisx Court
House, aud strengthening their lines OF c,n.
10 nunicatioD as the, go
Fute.E thousand cartridges we're sent to the
Relay House Today.
Reports iron Kentucky say the eecessionists
there e confident Of driving that State out
Of the Union at the proper time
The Post Office Departnene is perfscting
postal arrangements for W e-teln Virginia
The 1r.brnes special says Capt. Magruders
company was Ell caml ed few miles eyond
Rock vile. last night, near the New York 9th
aud the Pennsy Ivania artillery. 25 miles hence
lowards Frederick, which is Their destination.
Al was quiet when they entered Rockville al
hough threats occrsloned the cavalry 10 load
their arn,4.
Col stores column hes probably reached
LeesDusgh
ihe Pfe-iden. having accepted flvs regi
menis Of volunteers, under Gen Sickles au
order wac to-day Issued b5 Secretary of War.
to muster them into service for the years or
during the WI
The three mouths militia and three wears
volunteers viii be paid at once. to include the
3ls- Of Nay. With this view, commanding
orilcers of thes- troops vii cause duplicate
master role TO be made out imme edistely, which
tney will forward to the Paymart-r General 10
his CT y,anj upon the rroil- the officers OF tue
T y Department will pay IN full. leaving any
steppagss 10 b. deducted at futrrs pa. meni
The S,ate I Missouri having been acded 10
Gen. McCleilan's Depart ent, the He.dqasr.
,rrs Of th- D-psr ,nent OF the west are re
.uov q from II. Lou 9 to For, L-sv-n worth
The improbable rumor that Gen Bu.ler h ad re-
newed the attack at oreat Bethel caused intense
excitement throughout the city.
Lieut.. buteer brought officIal dispatches OF the
engagement under Gen. Piece. They do not es
se.tiaiy vary trum Published accounts. 1t II
therein stated that OF the IA Federal troop killed
fell by hani. Of frien1s by mistake, AS hereto
10 e ex planned. The number OF wounded Was As
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.


disp tch to the Tribune says letter received
from aboard the Anacosta says: We are IN hour
~ expectation Of making an attack upon Pig Point
battery, in conf unetIon with the Harriet Lane and
Cumberland They also expect to pay visit to
SewalIs Point md Urapeys Island warm time
is anticipated"
An army officer who had an interview with Gen.
Scott yester lay, states that he positively informed
him thar no importer attack upon The position
OF the enemy woul be de unli the fort fca-
tions around Washington should be entirely fn
ished and gnns mounted.
1t appears that rrngtcn Heights " ere on the
point OF heing attacked on Monday night. One
Lieut.. Tompkin's companies cane in toward
midnight to the camp IT the New York seth r ei-
mem, reporti the enemy coming in fo. .ce, with
cavaiary, infantry aud trtllery, at a distance cf
ly two III les. Our troops for ed in line oi
battle, but for some cause unknown the re bel-
concuded at tn LIST moment to defer their pro-
lect, and Withdrew.
n siav's steamer. Were all our ships Of Wsr
actually required for the blockade, ne would be
brought home 10 a man-of-war 5 prisoner Tn
der the circum he will be alIowei to -h pose
hi- own conveyance 10 America. His guilt is de-
nied by some, hut this ls useless The evidence
is overwhel niBg-
At o'clock this morning q large force was
marched throgh Georgetown toward Point OF
Rocks. The combined forces, in conj JUNCTION with
Gen. Pattsrsos's c lumGs and p-raaps with
'o'" "cNieh III VIII emccthaiy SURROUND :
Ferry.
Intelligence deemed trust wortny. shows that
the reheis are retrea,lng from Harpea's F r.,
Ii seeuis tn. iebe Q received early news Ci the
movement Of troogs from Washington. It IL
lou iiui whether CoiuMDe can combine 10
se con to make large capture. TIE rebels
mean to make . stand st aud perhaps 20 al.
tack from Manassas Junction, which il. accord
ing 10 reports received by the Gov .rna ent,
strongly fortified. The cannon are 10 . s.ml.
circle, in the centre Of which 10 the railroad
station lhe Rebels talk abnut fankiny the
Washington lines and capturing the CIV al.
rectIy, without going around by Il -hfmor~.
and are sure that the place would rise 10 n, o.
ment. ii the caIito' was tsk+n
We have further cot e. mstion OF the di.sf.
feciion At Harpsrs's Ferr, Three comr.n,.r
| refused to serve uldes any f.v hu, the STAR
aud stripes They are rrob,bsy Keu,uck,sn.
who hold the Maryland heights. sod Who i
| previous st~m-nts can h~ h-nev.d sil t;,rn
| their euns ngsinst the rebels, o. vhom the,
| are nominal .i.s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13

HE DoucLAs FuSD-By reference
to card issued by bumber of the frat m.n
li'ir ole, II viii be- seen that it is propcsed 10
raise fnnd for the eur por. of the widow Of
'ne 'amentfd s1IrnfS A. CtueLAs. and like
vice for the education of the Two sops of n.
renowned s'atesnan. The card lie addressed to
the Feople of the United States ard p.r,;cu.
~ 10 those Of the state of IIipoie. /, i. 10 he
hopsd that Iowa will not be back ward in res.
spondirg thereto This State contains mum
er'us warm psrsonsl friends Of the great man
and thoussn = Who honestly vrofess the deer.
eet admiration Of him and the fulles, >,
probation of his public acts We heller. /.
they will respond promptly and as liberanv =.
their circumstances will wsrrsrt
10 this city We srs glad 10 see tba. .,ns
nae been inaueurassd T.T.Duish. E.o n
Express Agent here. ha. opened . .n,s..,.
s'on book st bis .fiee. where all Who 80, y.
posed to contribute can have Ii. onno,,n,;,,
De sili zee that the finds sr. pron.,,. =,
~srdtd to the Redtiver. Let US ses s
seond -" raised in Davenport. /, 80, !,
Object end every msn sho can sffora ). !. ,
ssosse sess proud to enroll himself .mon. !, .
espportsrs II the widow and eAild... ;,
HaH. eRRass 4. DsuslAA
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personai security having been guaranteed only

personal security having been guaranteed only
antii tae 18th to-morrow
dispatch from 81. Joseph states that de-
tAchment Of loysl troops from f. Lesven = worth
appeared there sudisnly and Unexpectedly 70
osy' 10 prevent secession inserference With the
sveariDg 10 and srming Of the u 8 Reserves
Ihe reading seessionisss had threatened that
ine organization OF the Reserve shouid be the
occasion Tor crus.de upon the Union men !:
uu' the Leavenvorth movement eheck-malsd
mem ana great deal Of swearing vas done
OF 10th sides-by our men to support the Con.
sti ution. and theirs becaose thew could mot
saiely destroy IT, The stars and stripes, lately
dishonored 10 ST. Joseph. were thrown to the
breeze from two buildings. an fost from them
s'iiL The would be rebels were greatly
troubled but no collision took place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13

caro-. s4e -.
Tire steamer City Of Alton, w'n 'om pa"'ss
Of til u.i pv'. r. siaeas and -t"ao r. 4 ~.
~ men, th sid 'c.r 1aus' =
a;,l s,@l.h ,r.a a er "a, II IN &. y the Jsissi
si,.ni t.,-d.s 10 fve miles hos Io'u'nors. hy-
On .te II retr-1 wien near oIumhus, IRE cf the
m ch; Lery 0. the bat broke sbd the ooss drsitei
ashore. Waite the machinery SAs being repair
"a The Cant of the MT. 9Th three Of The c.sw,
ven ..hore and cut Js.wD ecess'on q = sale.
was H,isg shore AID ought = 70 the city.
N -tt~ap made ~ pr.y ven, their taking il
Passenger Nh. have art vsd since the ity oi Al
ton Ie I, rep ~ thst gfe exciteAens prsvais and
that Locomotive 49, ears y re s~e 10 convey
the .e6si troops - CoiuS bus No Tebsls we6s
seen b, ths sxcsfs,os ists between hsss fand Co
.umbus
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Later from Europe.

=, ST jeans, n. f., June 10.
The Adriatic from Galvav IN ths 9Th -.
rived here this evening
lhe Great EisterD arrived out on the ga
Bresdstnffs doll. Provisions quiet. Coueol.
eiossd on NoDday At 80 3ss9O IL.
The British Government has decided not 70
allow the entry Of privaieers at any of H. cir
porte.
Ihs attention of the Government VA. c.l,ad
10 the House Of Commons TO the fact III.
France was largely augnsnting her navy. Is.
peciaily 10 iron plated vessels, In the House
of Lorcs there wac discussion on the Indis
supply ofcotton Earl Gray pledged the Gov.
eminent TO do all 10 its power to advance the
growth Of the staple there.
At meeting OF the Great Ship Company. il
vas stated that the employment Of the chip by
the Federal Government would rot be in A..
cordancs with the Queens procla nation.
1t appears that the great powers will guar
anty the integrity Of the pspal Territory.
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Ma. |. w. HARRISON offers some
spls"d'd u fortlnitisF in THE mornings paper
te 'hose persous desiring 10 disrose Of doubt
fu southern securities. lie has any amour
o' siiy and county property 70 ai, ose OF foI
just that Kind of trHck Cali on him.
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bALrIhoRB,Ju II.
one OF Lieut.. Grebble's men saw thai II ord.,.
nsd been given 70 advance ms cad OF retreat. the
Battery would have been taken ia Eve min,,.s
u out the the rifed cannon had been siepced.
as soon a. orders we're given to retreat, g.. bbel
spiked his gun, so if it should faI into m. 80.
mes hands, 1t would be useless, and was killed
in the act
Ctl. eadix's uaves acted with great bravery.
ana were, IN III rul y, prevented ioom storm II
ne battery without orders. They killed r.bsis
outsi de the works.
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co Nj Nj + r CT AL
DAvLNPO AKKET.
DAILY REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEWS. /

OFFTCE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEWS
Wednesday Eve, June IL, 1861. !
Wheat is a little sitter TO y. and will avera ge
about lc cent higher than it did yesterday. We
quote;
flour Firm at S4.20@4eo. Shipments $50
bbs.
WnEAr-Unsettled We quote at 4s@54c. Re-
ceipts 3,z62 bu. Shipments 1896 bu.
bARLkY.-Dull at l5@2,c. Receipts IS bu.
conS--Dull at l2c. Receipts 80 bu. Shipments
$50 bu.
OArs-Nominal at ll@l2c.
PoTAroEs Few IN market. We quote At ca
l0c.
HAr--Dull at $a.50@5.0o.
RETAIL MARKET.
FRESH BUTTER.-7@lOs y b.
EGGs-6c y doz.
STRAwBEkRrEs-4 quarts for ESQ.
CuRRAxss--l0c p quart.
GOosEBERRIEs-l0c u quart.
PEAs-250 3Oc p peek.
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right, "AsnS svery traitor and dsDouncer Of
the national lave in the Usitsd Ststes" But
Charlie. What . pity It il this mode vss over
looked 20 long. - sm certain you would have
smelt hemp before the present troubles arose.
1t is true you nave always been nsgui6certly
unpopular at home and every where else, ret
We all love you nov. JEssxY
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1sSigMe.S' .V1Sice.

NO ICE Is HERE " GIvEN THAT THE
~ Assignee OF Miner, haskell a TO- have
this day, ulder the order the blsiriet Clerk, do
clared Il dividend of 10 pr ent. Ilon all sta.ns
du'y hied with them aud To which no exception
has been taken payable at the "a flee VI te~ at
Arm.ircng IN ,he CRY VI Davenport, Iowa, on
the 18th day OF June inst
Dated ia IL, 1861.
JAMES AkMSTROSGl ...;.
WM VAN IUNL, As"snees.
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MixkD.-Conrting pretty girl by
proxy Is said to be mighty uncertain business
bat those young gentlemen who buy th.i.
Oats Of farrand, are sure TO have good luck
freeh ariival going Ike ice cream; bet er
apply soon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13

FOURTH OF ILY.-Shall that impor.
tant day be celebrated in this town? We
think it will, and we would suggest to u e
people that meeting be called at an early
day for the purpose Of taking into considera
ton the wsys and means. Never within the
lives Of those who now inhGtit the earth. war
there gte eater cause for celebrating that dav
so dear "a the he, rts of every lover of bs
country Let US have rousirg good time
Who moves
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From 81. l.Outs.

ST LoUls June T.
About 200 State troops we're rent iron y.f.
'erson City down the Pacific Rsi;rosd, last
ni ht. aud part OF the Gascoosde Bridge. 80
n''s' this sios OF Jefferson. buried. BY order
OF The State authorities The telegraph wires
we're cut short Jistsnce from J. ff.r~n. and
operators forbidden to make repairs for the
present
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Southern News.

LOUISVILLE june l2.
me New crlesns Picnguns of the 9Th SAYS two
IAited States transports, one supposed - be the
Empire City, and said to have I5u0 men board.
arrived on the bar yesterday Afternoon.
zen Iwiggs as issued an order prohibiting all
Kinds OF vessels TO pass by Fort jackson wi bout
the Gnvennr's order
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SENTENCED. Yesterday Judge Dil.
Ion passed s-ntet ce upon Morrow ana k,lev
Ihe iormer p'esf guilty to petty larceny, abd
was sentenced to ~ enty days in comfy iai,
aud the latter plead guilty to assault, war
sentenced thirty days In JAN. Court me,,ers
were dull yester isy. but generally occupied
with de salts and demurrers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13

tOUETH or JuLY ExCuRsroN.-Ar-
rsngemenis are being made hy gentlemen ev.
sry way com' etsLt, Tor monster excusion 10
keokuk, on the occasion Of our next National
holiday The iare will come within The mean.
Of almost every body, and it Is expected to be
the largest and beet excursion Of he season
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CUTLERY AT WHoLEsAIE.-Yes
dsv afternoon Messrs Brewster d Dewitt -.
ceived an order from the Governm ent for two
thousand pairs OF knives and forks for the SEE
ond and Third Regiments at KeoLuk. The,
were sent down on the steamer Kate Cassel
which lett las, evening
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WORTH ksowISG.-The weather con-
tinues warm. Thermometer sustains its high
position in society, and the usual complaint.
OF the season" are becominp osns,sl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13

IRE residence Of General Price has
nearly disappeared from view. A new aoo
iess elevated mansion will soon spoear in ito
stead.
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UsrOs RIFLE ZoUAvEs.-Repular
meeting for drill every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings 1t LeClsirs Hall Armery
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From Spr.bgfi cid.

sraisopislp, H., June I2.
Il, Browning has he. appointed senator
os Gov stes. 10 Fl the vacancy oecasionsd
~ Inc desih If Senator Douglas
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WANTED.-An active lad to attend
in country store and make himself generally
useful Enquire of Thomas Orr, auctioneer.
Brady street
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THE TINE FOR PAYMENT OF ASSESS
L ment against members Of the Scott County
Park Asss cistion has Leen extt nded until July
LIST. After that date names of all delinquent
members will be stricken from the Books
by order VI the Stockholders.
GEO. Il. WEST,
june12 d31 Secretary.
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Nomination BY the Union Couyen,,on.

SoaAsros, p, June ~
Al ths urion CONVENTION held at Wiik~sloro
SeFt roas' Wright was uominat.d TO
represent ito 2.h district In Concrrss in
piaee If Geo Spsnlon dscra,.d
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Wheeling OnvtntiOn.
WHEELING, Va, June 10.

Wh2kLiNOs =, juno w.
The Western vir inia Convention met in this
city yesterday, and after efecting temporary
ganiz ,tion adjourned to meet this morning at
~ O'ciock. Assut forty counties we're represent
ed BY delegate. sppor TONED TO each county IN e
bass Of its Representation in the Legislature.
Arthur }. BoardMan. of - ood County, was
chosen permanent Pr-si cent, aud delivered =
pstfiotic address on taking his seat, tevie~in< (
the action of the hichmona Convention aud ord
nance OF recession, and exhortng members 70
frru. decided and thorough action
The delegations from the di iHerent couT ties.
we're sworn in BY t.e following oath "Wesnleun-
iy clare that we will support the Cons -tltutIon
ii the United states and the laws made In parsn-
ther Of, the supreme law Of the iARd
snything in the Ordinaa nf the Cunven ION, That
assembled in Richmond on The iah Of February
iast to the contrary, notwithstanding, so help Us
God
fhe taking Of the oath by each delegation was
very iEpr sslve and need all spectators tha al
the Cvny eDtion meant II. The bu iness th 9
progrAu me Afked cut by the Convention, seems
To be q Provisional Government tor the whole
state. the deposition OF the present state author
iies who are 10 rebellion. and the ebiire gan
lzaiion Of the Ia 1nicipai government NO DIVER
siiy II sentiment an tbi. progrsmme has been
heard among the members
Mr.. Carlisle offered resolution, which was
una nimousIy adopted, expressing thanks r. Gen.
Mcclellan, for sending Federsl troops 10 Western
Virgins and commencing the gallant conduct u
the troops IT PLiiiipi. and compIimening the
bravery Of Col. Kelly cf the Virg'uiA Regiment.
AvTgxxo0S SESSION..
Ar. Dorsey, OF Monongahiis. offered . rssolu-
tion declaring it sh1ii be part the bu insss cf
thi- Conv ention, ma Ike req rests ard pseparsto
ry aTrsr e mentr for separation II Virginia, and
tho fsrms ton Of > new state, composed u tho
counties reIreseDted here, said preIimiIaries nd
arrangements when cont Ieted, to be submitted
for approvai to the Legislature nov convened ia
this city. IS the only loyal aud i-g't sGate Legis
iaturs f Virginia. thence 10 the 1Orxress of the
United Sta es. This mode 10 preferable 10 recon
structing he Government Of Vir4 Ills. rs equally
i>1yl AMI relieves us truui Overwhelming ~ ie
debt ~ part VI whish Western Virgin owes IN
equity less disastrous Consequences Of re-
pudis fion.
These resolutions ~ the request Of seFersi
mem bess We Z ws,hJrawn Tor tue pre- ens
A er the app intmcnt Of oDtaittcee - :. -
g,ersre business, me LonysorHr s.J"1In~" "
meet - ~ o'riosk m.'r~ ", - tDe 11uf' ne-n
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WHO is PiERcE The Gen. Pierce
VINO co'amittei the unfortunate bluuaer =,
'reat Bethel is not, as some have asserted. the
late President of the United states He i.
from Aassaehusetts. having been srpoin,ed b,
Gov inor Audrew, Brigsdier General In r)ac,
OF Is F, Butler, who uss rromo,ed n Nj,
1enef"ish'p ~ Volunteers Gsneral Pierc.
hasfevsr had any military experience. sno
owes his appoiutu ert TO his Aholition,sm !,
is ahsolu' ely shameful that such ignoramu.ss
sboald be permitted TO hazard the lives q,
thousands OF brave Rs.n, ard..u,sil ron,
seia upea The ssOss Of the Union. whilst war
worn veterans like Wool. Dix. Harvey and
sumner are kept in retirement, though burning
for active service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-13
TIL e CIT Y.

KEAsEDY, the scale man, has been IN
dnlging In new A0d more commodious Office