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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

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$500 evc1y rSy1isiaa vili gses9nssd nitesm q
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not - s. found : nsvre heolthy poep1o thaa he
Gssnaas, iron WHOM this psspssaaioe sneaatsd,
bassd upoa scientific sxpsrinents which has 81
tened g advaneo the destiny u this great pgopag.
stion In the medical science.
vsvHn AID A0UB.-This trying and provoking
dlssass. which fastsns it relentless gasp on the
BODY Of nans reducing him = > mere shadow II .
short space Of time, and rendesns him physically
and msatally usslsss, cen b dsfsatsd and driven
from the body by the use Of HOSz4zLER6Rk
NOWNED MzEHR& RuFthes, any a the shove
stated diseases cannot be contracted when exposed
e any ogdinasy eonditions Producing them, q the
Bittsss ~ taksn - pr diTsetions. And - Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

i existing between the unabridged under the
Grin and name Of RiCHARDs0N, WEsT Co., is this
day dissolved by mutsal consent, M. GIVEN re-
firing. The business will b conducted BY the
70 naming parties, 1t the same Office, and under
the same style.
ID. N. RICHARDSON.
GEO. X. WEST,
JNO. G. GIVEN,
GEO. +. CARPENTER
DAv.xronr, Moa1ays Oct Is, 1850.
0ot20-d&Wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21
REAL ESTATE.
$50, 900 wO1TH or
REAL RDNAZD ~
II DsvenpoEt an - Claire, Iowa,
Ter oalo Lsv, snl = 1ney Terms.

Ter oale Len; snl . 1ney IeRns.
TEE suBsCRl1ER OFFERS 1oR SALE
Cettages With ~ euss e lad + shigA 49, Z
ssltivstlm, sitsste1 II ~ eity - = Caise. -
sonnandj1g 1ani1eeat vieu ~ ~ Miadissiu1i
Nvss, Poet By5oa 81 nnsA e tAe 6tnte q M
na1s. The Oottage sonlaine soaas I'D : eellas;
e: sce = .s !; $3.50 ,;sr,' =. go =. z
III ssssiss. a.. =. sSsiiy yeess ssSssa = !:
= ~ pEs9isss, sompeidng - fk1it tsses o. H.
best sslsetione and nsasly III beaxtng. Ala, .
:tsele: smoke no.ee ed posltg yasd. The fsas-
isS y y ssss.lsss esd;s sd z .eaIiy ~ asv
laa1 forms : ~ PARK or Woodland. The Cottage
would b sd vita lss thaa The - asses II e.
issd.
ONE 20 ACHE LOT,
90 reds from Argyle Cottage, vsll fsassd, aad il :
high state q scIeivatieaa ard yeal adaflsd for .
sIais a'e vegs:ss,: e.saea. Heaag innsdiassay
Ons nas Dsssh Dwellins 4esss A. l.st b
DAVENPORT.
That bseutifll residence o. the sesnsr u Bradv
and Twelfth streets With he lot q which e
stands, fronting s14 feet = Brady street 81 $50
ssse Y aspsh e = Get allsy. with eaEriaGsyay
complete. The hose eoatains 10 roons With rs
II saea, - god cellar. An szssllsat sisism
u on the pesmiSss.
4 SUBSTANTIAL AND C0NvENIEEr
Brick Dvvelllng Houso
O08NER O9 NINTH AND PRRaY sfs. /.
Lot 20 BY 10 feet to > 70 foot alley, With aood
cellar, stable and wood-shed. 0as throrsho.t ~
house; good water % the pssnisss,
THREE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
FRAME HOUSES
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

CTATH or IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
y In The District Cosrt a 6sott sountys


john ". va as..., Aa.i.i.-
tsatos Of the goods, ste., Of
Louisa La, dsasessd, Henry }Odsi1al Notiee.
Lss, Nargret Lea, 0ssgs Lea,
Henfy Leo, Abner Dav.
son, Miner : Hso.,
Lewis, 6hsw Co,
TO John W. Van Hosen, Administrator Of Lou
il L.. e. dss:.ssd henry L.o' ..rf...; Leo &C.,
that there il nov - - in The o. Of The CIak
Il The District Court Of Scott county, . petition
Of Walter =. Downing, claiming the fossolosurs
Of mortgage. daesd June lA1As l060, sxesnte1 hy
Lo.isa Lss, nov deesassd, ard her husband, Hen
lowing described hast Of land in saiA Scott soun-
y. Commepoing = the NisaisipN River = ~
soatA-vest corner oflot three IS II section twss-
ty-ono (9l toWnship oovonty-eovon (77.) north
Of sengs TIVE al est Of the 1fth r. n. thence
north fourteen hundred ard ssventy-oae lest
thence east one hundred 80 si6hty-two fest aad
eight inches lSs fest inches tes stone; thsass
~s.asu4a ssa N1ty-FUur fU6s seven
inches ~ fest iaehss) . stone q Ne Nj
pisss Il Ssgsssiss. me :sae no,s.ss !. s.ssss.
"a in Scott county reoosds, in back 20" q mort
cages, page l66. Default having bssn made ii
The payment Of the promissosy lots, described 10
asd secured y aid nostgAge. plainti9 asks that
do d said soss, to-wit: Thrss Ssairsd 1esisss
With interest thssson st ok per eeet. after Juns
18th, 16so, interest q az pr eeat On twenty-five
dollars sftsr 18th Descended, lsts iatsesss : III
Per esnt. q twenty-five dollars after June lltA.
1853, asd intsesst q six Per cent, - tveaty-1ve
dollam after December 1lth, 1850, ard 81 1Slhalt
Be made j. sueh paymsnt that said premises -
sold snd yoa ard each Ard sny Of yos IS bas5ed
and foseclosed froa any hight In o. title = said
pesmisss.
Unlesa yoa appsaE ard defend IN this nit -
fore nson q the ssoond day Of TIE nsxt tenn q
the District Court, in Scott county, 70 b beeun
I'D holden On the Asst Noaday q Juns, 1871, g.
fault will b snteEod against 200 ard judgnese
md dee.ss rendered thsreens - y pssyed r. II
PLUMER : VAN HOSRN.
apl-lJ Attorneys fae Faintl4.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21
LlCnTE & BRADBURY's
PAf11n INSULATED FULL IRON yRAM1 NV soAII
Grand AM square Plsne-Pertes.

10,
Tbs Insulated Iron frame pessesvsl
nB the original tone Of The nstFumsasis
sd II :. - ....,;.- q q, u, .,-...-.. u 4.
..o.t ais.e-s.-.s- sis:y qGsaisy . a.
found In ell other Iron frame fano roetss. L
greatly strengthens the sase and thus keeps tn
instrument much fnlles, richer and swestse tone
1t adspas the Piano 70 al climates end 70 Ill chan
ges Il atmosphere, and in al respects it IL mo.
nounced, and in Al respects il = pronounssd 81
our best aTtiste" the greatest impeovemens a. the
ago in Piano-fsrte eon:t.uction; peeaueing An in
ere made in this country o. Europe.
= lev 0nensaI. y seees4 - ~ elpos1-
ssSsy % eesNeW Seese Eeseos Ansaleee4 P1one
mp
/. nave e4emineo we Iaeo .tortse g Aghte
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

A LIZ PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the late drm Of RICHARDSON, WEST Co.
are requested TO bring them forward for settlement
and all persons indebted to said rm ass requested
10 call and settle ut once. 1t is absolutely neces.
sary that our books should be closed, and that too
immediately. Persons having open accounts with
car once, will shligs 2: b. rsadering then q onss
RICHARDSON, WEST : co
DAv1xRoas. Oct. Is, 1ooe.aSv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

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e ehslseo eae 6lno1no poU8 q
: $50 =; : 49, : - :: -
4 49, 49, = MA - 1'
vegseNese k1fs JuDe66e6nss'
- vsll tssws = - iunllbls. A T.
49,: - 81: :'' isssssS 3 . 49, 81 ~ - 80
Nsessasy, - q aeDe1itoy bengtbusn, honloGAe.
ssstlsssss, iu-eealoRs en1jetV. nagaGs - ~
sssAcly. v,isa l ass sae eg.esal SyglAeas seDys..
Ispsls, vin vasisas = nAeurd ssasegueasS =
GSss;s~~s. y elsas.lag - whss ing,a q
Ne intsstines With sslvsst Isoseas, 81 vIiAsus
vio,ssee I'll vio!sat pseoW lew ~ hevols -.
Tive within two 3ays.
S:::: q y si.a; y s'::!.s - ..:s4
sSlon in sueh easss, - IL thosssgh selstiea &
I'll Intestinal obs(ne1lea . ethWu.
The life nsdieinss havs 49, nsvn % suses
nIs@sss.~ pesnaoso1ly u thsss wseke - CIV
Z hal, sAss tine, = ,:aoviag - Ia1a.nasioa
~ r:s ~ m - 80 }o!o0.
.nisc he iidnsys "a bisSS~; ssss op:sss.
most dslightfully On these Important orssae. -
hence havs evee beeg foand . csetain seaedy
Tor the wont eeses Of 0rssd.
Of 4. bowels 4: sii.y Ssssss ' . u, ~ssss sa.s.
creatures eAhoro.
Sssrvy, Uessssa4 Iss~sgses Ssss, y he pss-
fest parity vhish thess LIFE MEDICINES sivs
e ths blood nd ~ hamoes.
Nesses66s Atg1sess ard BAD CouTLns1oSws ~
their alternate seset upoa The Asids that ssed The
skin, and saliow. slasdy aad eshsr disaCsksbls
Tks sss q tAsss Pills for very short time viii
eject the entire eurs Of &ss RAsss, ed striking
inRsOvsnses y The slsesssas Of e; skin kin
cured By oas dess Or two II the worst oosss.
PIss-Ths origieal psssoprietor Of these Asdi-
cinss, wAs oursd Of Piles Of - ysass staining By
the - Of the LIFE MEDICINES alone.
ssn oouatgy, these msdicinss viii BE- found . sale
speedy and certain remedy Othee medicine
leave the system subject 70 : return cf the dis
ssss- oats b, thsss Medicines 10 permanent
sss T:sn, 9 sAsls, g Pa: AsD SscusIo; g.,
Debility, Loss Of Appetite and Disease Of the Fee
maies--ths Medieinss have been used with the
most beneficial results In case Of this description
-Klngs Evil and Scsofuls, in IL worst Term,
yields 2 =. mild YET :s:.o, q these
bility, Nervous Complaints Of ell kinda. Palpita-
tion Of the Heart, Paintsrs' Collie, ere speedily
cured.
Xsrcrr;ol Dissase.-Psrsons whose constitutions
have become impaired by the injudicious uss Of
MsRCURY, will End these Medicines perfect cure,
- they never fail TO eradicate from the system,
ell the effects Of Mercury, infinitely sooner than
the most powerful psspasations Of SaSsapsrilla.
Prepared and sold BY
W. 8. AoFyAT,
335 BROADWAY, Nnw Y0RK.
eOR SAILS M ALL DRU00lTs.
dscl5-d&wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

- =
Asswssa PlessSssg anA RA,lsAelDhsa,
~ Capacity Of Mis Road i ~oS sqsel to ~rs
- tn CowatvS.
.hREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
CoNNECTINa direct in the Union Depot >.
- pittsburgh, with Through Trains from eli
west m Cities for Philadslphis, New York, Bos
soo, baltimore, and Wsshington City; thus fur.
oishing facilities for the transportation Of Pa
ssgsls ansurpasssd, for speed and comfort b,
oay other route.
kspssss ana Fast Lines run throush 10 ph;l.a..
pAis without change Of Cars or Conduotors.
Smoking Cars are attached to each trains-
Voe1Su6's Sleeping Cars to Express and Fas,
0Aios. The Express runs daily, Nail and Fas.
0as, Sundays excepted: Thrseda::y Trains con-
eest dirsct for New York. Expeess and Past
kspssss Train leaves Pittsbulgh ct 4. n. ar.
lvss ct Philadelphis or Baltimore ct s r. n,
New York 1880 r. n.
Nail Train leaves Pittsbure A. n, arriving
PhiladslPAis IL p. n, New York l:SO A. II.
- Lane leaves Httsbargh P. n, sanives in
fetiadelPhia Or baltimore ct $50 4. n, New
ca Daily Trains bstwssn Philadelphis and
New York two Daily Trains between New York
I'D Boston. Through Tickets (all Rail )ars rood
- either the shove trains.
Deat Tickets to Boston are good via Norwich.
4iekets Eastward my b obtained ata1y Of the
important Railroad O6iees in the West; also on
ho1rd any Of the regular Line Of Steamer On ~
Minia.ippi or Ohio Rivers and Tieksts vestvard
setAe OAoes Gfthe Ccnpeayin Boston. New York.
Pare always - low @ By any other routa.
Ak for Tickets BY Pittsburgh.
The compilation Of the Western conneetions Al
oAs Psnnsytvania Railroad 70 Chicago, makes TIT
ne direct line bstween the Iastend the m
0ogth-west.
he connection Of trasks BY the Railroad Bride.
Ussight, together With the savise Of zine - a.
Knight md the lsav1 Ing Publie.
Parties shipping eastward will and Il 70 thei,
aoyaatage to ship By this Ronts.
Isr Freight Contrasts o. shiPpins Direction
D. 4. STEWART. PittslsssA.
HnH1en1 Clarke = Go. ,ChioaSo Paek.
- Co., A@lhis, Te.e:; =: =. see xCo., s.
lssis; ?. 9. o'Rilsy : o., ryansvills, Isl.; ~
kaghsn, lesisyillss kys Z: @. Asdu1n. Nadis
lehsrt, Oiaeianati B. 8. Pissss 8 O., 1aass-
yQles 0hioi Leeeh : Co, Bosten ~ New Yeek
]. Snss1ee. Philadelphia, Maenw 8 Ko0e
nltnose Hutlhy : VOLS, 0ub9oue, JoWn; q 8
bcsight Aesats = aiesgsat peinAs 4 ~ 49,.
ehsQ e6antfasi1ities oGirsd - Ne Rteosotios
sss4noda&ieas vith ussai psivilecss r. pesess
t.ysling II shasgs thseeef:
Dbpights westward " this route, q II aeearip-
llaass ca - forwarded from PhiladelDhiA, Nev
ye.ks Boston, q 1altimose, - say psint a Ne
[oalroads q Ohio, Asntuehy, l11ieaa. minois,
he Psanylv.aia Railvse1 - eoensc1S q
sltteb.sgh with 6tsansssby wAish 0esd - 3
..vssad e ~ pers = ~ Ohie. Msdeiag11,
.aeat1pky Ieanenees CunbWaend, lllnelay El1u.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

ESEs0A UDsR NOtaCOe
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
N undersigned have this day taken ints their
nrms - pastpee in thar businemouo6u II this
esty Alexander LedsEes, aad to nams I'D style
: Co.
The pforsietoeship Of the Rock Island coneen
Semains - hsssteeofe, Hiatt, LAaaso : GO.
BLATT, LAzARE : co.
Davsnpert Nay lst, 1851.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21
Rittsblrg, IT. Wayns 1 Chicago
= ALL = Q AD.


VARS Run FROM CHICAGO TO PIfTSDURG
~ without change, connecting with the great
RkANSYLHANA OEN1BAL RAHROAD
Kew York, Philsdslphia, Baltimsre and waah-
1gton city, Al Ill the interioe towns Il Psnn-
v!vanis, New J:r:ey. Ney Yost, Maryland, e:
aavantags Of al the eastern markets ct NO sddi-
uAgeage checked through.
!sains leave the Depot, Canal street, west sids,
Mileage, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
Test and Northwest.
Osansctlng ct Crsstlins With Cleveland + Lake
bore b =. = Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Nv York and Boston, and Ill the interior
towns Of New England, via New York Central
ed New York Erie Railroads. Also South to
0saunbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon,
e1sns:nvilis end Wheeling, and interior towns
ne shove trains connect at Forest with trains
= Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
- and Cincinnsti. ALSO with trains at Lama for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
9ape - lev - any eehss asesee.
Passenger bound east will ind this route both
pleasant and agreeable. passing through many Of
ne largest and anest ctties IN ths Uaitsd States.
P.ssapgers arriving u Chicago on any Of the
ssads, win find attentive cheek agents q the de-
pets to rsseive checks and convey bageaes free Of
charge, to the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
nc oars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale ct ell the principal ticket ON
80 in the West, and ct the Compeny's once, cor
esr Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
IL particular to ask for tickets BY Fort Wayne.
DAN. W. BOSS,
9sn1 Western Passengsr Agent, Chicago.
J. H. Aooss, Com. and Cent Agt, Chicago.
Freight Of al kinds will be carried from Chics-
oto al points East 1t all times, ct as low rates
- aAy ethss Q~SasssA ~n~ts s~roS-asc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOEr Il. SW FRS,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance D5ohes,
cor on DEEDS [OR NEW YORX IND
OTHER STATES.
New York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL REPRSsRHrED,. . o. ~
WIN LAnaB sUaPzus.
PHGNK FIRE INSURANCE CO.
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPITAL. Ssoe. ~
s.EPHRE OR0wELL, Prss'
PHIAnzs szAv.ssey
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comfy
oDE. vnRK AMI RROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL .............. S1s0.Ooe
JOHN D. COCKS Psss't
aoaArIo Do.., Ssey
Lamar Fire Insurance Comfy,
or NEW Y0RK CITY.
CASH CAFlTAI.......- esoooeo
3, ANTHONY, Prsst
J.R. 81 joins, sse'y.
Fulton Fire Insurance Csnp'y,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAfITALs.............. 49,. 41Se,eee
WILLIAM COBB, Pssst :
jams y. RasEns, ssey.
Hunbslt Flrs Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3ooDoe
William MuzIleAs. sssy.
New York Life Insurance c..
OF NEW Y0RK CITY.
AOUUAUAATEDU AflTAL,. ....... ~ 6oO,eoo
MORRIS FIkfHKLM. Psssx
PLm1Y RRAlAAM Aetuasy.
A PPLICATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND
"A Policies issued IN The abovo eld aad ~
spsssisas 0eapsaass' = Asst go "a. ~, -
Real EG1oAo - lneusnnno Ao1nf.
NICHOLS BlOOK.~UP o1l80.
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NooNTtsvvEoTGue
INAURANCB COMPANY,
OF O0W10O, uBW YORK.
I'm Z wWpnRn rae~

I'm 81 D8AOOn H
or 06WB0O, FEW YORE.
CHADTGDED 1855.
NA0H CAPITAL AND 0URPLS A I'm
~ 6tsts0eDt = Auditoe Il 6tsts,
sceSs!y. ~, $50 slAS
HENRY ,. HO1TAAU, Assat:
CONNECTICUT AeuTuAl
LIE Iu1U1A1C1 C0lQAuY.
Assunulstsd Capital. ~ ~, 0oo.oo
HENRY ,. HOFFMAN, Agsak
Phenix Insurance Company.
or HARTFORD, CONN.,
Cash Capital Al Surplus, 16e3, ~ -
ASSETS, SAu. lsss leee.
New York Bank Stosks, ..--...........l4ses3 9
0thse Stseh: aad Bed. SSH g
go 4 hssds e assnfs. = ..;..:..:... =.
sSeea1s q
Total Nabilitiea, -
meN9Y =. UORRmAN, Aesss.
Roon Mol Ho&haa's Beck, Main stssst,
julys-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-21

seswssa Plssssssg anA RAaleAslphsa,
~ Capacity Of THE Road i ~oss sgxel to IN
IL tn Cdsstvy.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-30

mination. The first impulses of sacrifice
the pledges of men and money to any re-
ouired extent-have been embodied in acts,
and renewed in deliberation without stint
or condition. So if VIC have not ended
the war we have made ready for it. We
have learned its proportions, and cody
calculated that, prolonged and terrible as
il NAV be, ii will he worth all it can cost
We have an army of at least three hun
dred and fifty thousand men in the field !;
they are equipped with the best OF accou-
trements and arms which money and skill
combined can produce; they are having
the advantage of drill and discipline, and
if we have not had experienced officers we
are making them. The Republic has es-
capped the danger of a sudden conspiracy
and of a blow from an armed hand upon
its naked breast. 1t is now surrounded
and defended by its aroused sons. If it
shall fall, it will be in conflict, after its cit
liens have proved themselves unworthy or
unable to protect it.
The worst result of our campaign thus
far has been that the National flag has
lost some prestige. Up to this date the
citation we made the other day from Mac
aulay's history of the era of 1912 in Eng
land. is almost a perfect picture of our
fortunes. The flag was insulted AS it float
ed on the Star Of the West. 1t was struck
on For, Sumter. 1t wavercd and retreated
at Bull Run. 1t has been captured at
Lexington, No. 1t has not swept as vic
| ,oriously Southwark as we all hoped and
expccted. 1t has not gone on of itself, by
the intrinsic magic of its beauty and its
memories, conquering and to conquer.
1t has taught us that it must be carried by
loyal sons and fearless hearts, and be put
up where it belougs-amid an iron hail
aud the shedding of blood. Were the war
TO close to-day, the military capacity and
character of the loyal States would not
stand as patr lots would desire to have it.
Ma rreat nation could afford to accept a
furnished reputation, aud go into history
ms unequal in strategy and arms to its
fathers or its contemporaries. The prestige
we have lost must be regninedi it is essen
tial to our seIf-respect, AS well as to our
standing in the congress of nations.
The review of the campaign shows loss
cs and gains. We are better off to-day i'll
nil that makes nation, than we have been
a, any time since our troubles began. We
do not shut our eyes to personal jealousies
in high places. But if the dogged deter
mination of the American people is as We
believe, fully aroused, Il successful result
of the war is only question of time.
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ar any one State, or any porto" Of the
people of any STATE, choose to Plaesthem'e'Us'
in array against The Government Of the
Union, Fam for trying tie strength Of This
Government, am for ascertainf"g 'Vhetlier
ace hare Government or not-PrGetica-
Die, efficient, capable OF maintaining IFS oH-
thority and upholding the pO'rers aud inter
ests ,Ohich belong to a Government. Nor,
sir, am Ito be alarmed or dissWaded from any
such course By limitations of the SPiiling Of
blood. If blood is to be split, By I0hOSs
fault is it to be spat9 Upon the snRpo'itio"'
I maintain, it rpiW be The fault Of those pho
choose TO raise the standard Of d's"nio", and
enaearor to PROSTATE the Government. And
SIR, ,chen that is done, so long as it Piease'
God to girs me roiee TO express my 'entt-
ments, or an arm, 'rsak and eTtseblsd as ii
may be by age, that roiee and that arm '0i'l
be on The side Of my country, for the support
of the general authority, and for the mGtnte'
nance of the POwers Of the UniOn.-[SPeech
of Henry Clay, August LIST, 1850.
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IMPORTANT DEcrsrox.-CompIaints have
frequently been made by recruiting Off
GERS, of the difficulty of getting men into
camp after they have enrolled their names,
and in many cas- es the men have "backed
out" entirely. 1t appears that the ques-
has been submitted to Generals Butler and
scbouler, whether recruits are exempt
from punishment in case they decline to
obey orders and report themselves, when
required. After a careful investigation.
they decided that soldier is holden from
the time of his signing his name to the en-
listment roll, just as truly as though he
were "sworn I'M" and persons who have
enlisted aud lett the service without proper
discharge are to be considered deserters,
whether they have been ''sworn in" or
-.
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Gnn.rSeller,s Victory.

THE Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune says:
The instructions from Gen. Scott, in
pursuance of which Gen. Kelley won his
victory at Romney, were that he should
move from Grafton down the Baltimore
and Ohio road, driving off bridge. burning
marauders and guarding the road. After
proceeding as far as Cumberland, he di-
verged to Romney. Should Gen. LAnders
wound prevent him from assuming com
maud of the department of H"rP%F's Fer
ry, constituted in recent general order
which is now temporarily suspended, 1t is
probable Gen. Kelley will take it.