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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-24
INSURANCE AGENCY.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Capitaz $500 900 Nett Surplus, SOL ,34l.
HOME INSURANC CO., NEW YORK,
Capital, 81, 000 coo. Nett Surplus, sl60:l44
POLICIES in either Of the above-nancd CON.
I panies issued, and losses adjusted by the III.
ders1gned. agent at Alexandria, Va. For insur
ance apply at No. 76 King street, Nr-stolrs, oI
to ANDREW JAMESON,
my 13-lm Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-24
TO DYEFOR THE CITIZENS
w an AI,EXANDRIA-CbU to No y S.

yyTILLING TO DYEFOR TIE CITIZENS
w or ALEXANDRlA.-C6Dpc to No p S.
FuirfGc street, If you 1vish to econon1lSe, By Aar-
ina Oil goo.ls n1ado new.-We would very res
nactfuily beg leave to inform the citizens Of Al
eeyandria and the surrounding country, that we
are now prepared to execute all orders le11 WIN
a. ench IS cleansing and colorng Shawls, Silks
oqe2s Gf all dssorP Tsr eean5fG 'p Of
S}row Hats and Bonnets dyed and pressed IN the
most fashionable style. We are prepared to color
Crane Shawls a beautiful scarlet crimson or
cherrv. and all descriptions Of wearing apparel
clcansed and dyed. We would invite. PARTICULAR
ottenton to Our cleansing and dyeing of the
sama as it is only practised by us. By tnis pro,
coss Goods that are cleansed retain their original
1nstre and shape and look nearly as well as when
a~st from the tailors hands.
Every man in the community throws away an
n1a11v Garments enough to clothe himselffor six
months: merely because they become soied or
Lose their color from undue exposure. Such per-
eons Should or if they would study economy.
]eave such goods with us, and have them return
81 to 1ook as new-in word, have them regene
Tated and disenthralled from the dominion o
orelse, paint OIL dust and everv inpunltv.
J. T. BERkLEY & son,
NV 1o-5f No. 81 South Fairfax street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-24
NOTICE
JOHN T. COOKE,

JOHN T. COUKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
TTAS CONSTANTLY on hand large assoISj
L 4 ment Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, conSE;I
ing Of BACON, Of all kinds; FLOlk By "A "A
barrel OF smaller packages; BCCk v H 1l,a
CURRANTS, RAISINS, PRUNES, TIL
SARDINES, Sc, &c, to which he invites ;, U
attention of customers my
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-24

rITCHELL's POISONED WHEAT, for
WI the Destruction of Crows Rats and Mice
Tajs article has been used in England and PROV
cd to be the best Sold, retail, by LEADBEA AT
an1 MILBURN & BROS, Northeast Corner
Of King and Washington streets.
Sole agent, HENRY COOK, No. % King
o+rnot my 23-**
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-24
KEEP COOL,

ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
TVHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEA,
/ sure in informing his friends and the pullI
generally that he has made arrangements ID
keep constantly on hand a supply OF ICE DUR
ing the season Persons desiring the above M
ticle can obtain it by calling at his depots, NoI
149, King street, between Washington andS.
Asaph, on at the Old depot, on FAIRFAX streeI
under the old Watch House, opposite tAs
Adams Express Office.
my BIN 7. &. HENDEhSOA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-24

The growing crops in Maryland are said to
be looking in good condition.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14

Der 8atb Der @upsrbi1pren Bat ae1err
@benb bte 8eiplGtsuu9 bon $4,000 81,
Wusr ufuu8 ether GnSallerte Gompa9nte bic.
fec Sta6t, mel9e In etaem &eetmsnt scu
MaFa&uistts onldIieBfn min, auf unbsiimm,
te Bette seri9pber.
Gan GranctSeO, II. giop. Die
|@t'hdfte ino int NQgemetnen fdu.
Dte @ntoedung neusr @tlbermtuen In STA
ripp1a County Bat grUBe %Nufre9ung berScr.
~aerufen. l1eber 600 Claims fnb auf elmer
Gtrede bon "a Meilen beleat unb gum Gbstl
Ii i6On ttr Nnbam In IneriF 9encmmen nor
ben. Man 3etet @rCben, relne $500 per
ECnne ersebeu.
@sberrIht etne 1olhe Ntnen-S psfulations+
rntb, bdB 9G @pmpagnten btlcen uno Slttten
Ssrtamfen, ebe nod prpben aneeifelt spercsn
lFno.
Die tn Gan francisco tnnertafb etnes
SabreS u~redntfrten Gpmpaanten baben Elm
numtneIes Capital BON $4,000, 900. gtne
iol9e SpstrlattOnsmntb 1T ME erlsbt tpprben
tnhe6en tperpsn bic loliben MinensS perntius
babur6 ansepornt unb eas na6lte Sdtr
oerfprtht etn auBerproentlt6 belebtes in Be-
tref bes MhnensBaus 3u treroen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14
Mbermatise g1ecDsnOectrnns Der gbarIefaOn M
&5nannab @tttnbabn.


: gcrt, 10. gleU. Der Ser. ct.
Dampfsr @sFern @urlb 1T Bier anselanst
uub beri&tet, Das cine Sees unb 2anO-Grpe>
bittCn, lsbtere aus 300 Mann 8buOe Sslanb
Sruppen Deficient, T1 na4 ber Snsannab
mnb Charlotte GilenbnBn tesob unb BITE
@@tenen aufrib, unO f6, uls BON @barlefcn
Gin be6eutenpes Ne6enencOrps anrifte, tpisber
aaf i6re gcUte Serfasts. Delerttrte Rebellea
fogen aus, bae General Beauresaro Sort Dm'
lasfS on3usrsifen beabTGtIse. Cine Neeer.
ccuapoente leiaete auf ct. StmunS Selanr
8OrppfsnOienfe. 3wet 6emannte BuOte etns
gen ben DnrtenFuB biuauf unb mndten etnsn
8ebelanpsputYmnrl&ua nebf spet gcrpOlten
ia @~efangenen. ct. gatbartnes Sslnnp III
BON ben 8sbelen 9erdunt rcrcen. Sic nab,
men bic bort bsfnpliden Neser NIT fn unb
t6ptsten beren sipet, bic fh 3u seben tuei9er-
ten. Der Gelunbbetts3ufanO mnierer Grnp-
pen AZ sort NcYol TT out.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14
Mn3efae.

Ole bter meilenbeu Witstieber bes Batttnrrer Eurnber
ems, irpte idntm,IiGe Gurner uno Earnfreunbe. be berei
Enb, bur grlsi@terure ser Qo9e zines dlteu ~erprobten Burners
.fer felt Seraumsr 8elt lsipenb unc nrbeitsuHfdbis 1T, @tpai
bsju!Ta9ea, fao tierrnit ~ein9elabert. f1 am S0nHias, ben le
$780,, @a@mtttaes 8 lbr, In gibles's Nsfauratipa, 2l4 UNI
2l6 Z Ctr esniuTaoea.
re GasGpmtte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14
Ser &rtes i'm giOwriten.

gbicagr, ~. 9fcp. Cine Spe3ial'
bepeI6e aus Trentrn, Tenn., bonn 10. b
81. ia9t:
Die errBe 9rmee paIitrte sefern Qtent
ga Strange. unlere Bidets maren 6 Metleu
bon Ocup Springs entfernt. 100 feinblide
@apa0erilten 1puroen p6brenb be8 Cages
~9efan9en genpmmen, nit einem fDOeraleu
@erluf BON 3pei 3Opten unb 5pei Ser
tpunbeten.
Iu8 gang 3ubertaifser 0ue1e erfabreu
mir, baB Ger Tetno surudSefanen 1T.
Gtne, Depelde BON Gen. GuniOm aus
Sort Donelion BON selern iust: Wein
Gcmmanco fam heute bier an. Mir 1inb
$50 W1eiten narIdirt unp tefonben am 6.
Elm 3reffen nit nem Rebelen @OUbtparr.
Wir tSDteten 16, perrunbeteu 40, nabmen
20 e~efaneen, erbeuteten 100 Yferbe uni
Wuultbiere, Waffen II. !. M. Mno trieber
ibn mad ber unpern Seite oe8 Gnu1bera
LAMP.
Cairo, II. Ncp. Die neuel ten Nad.
ridten bon Mempbis iaeen, baB bic &ebel.
len immcr nod IN 5pap Sprins8 Ieien, aber
aa' t6r Rries8,M aterial, 8orratbe unb Sc.
ben8mittel Iber rem EuQahat9ie SluB 9e'
braat haben.s Man 9laubt, bic Nebeueu
rer6en in Soub Springs nur einen @&ein'
@iOerltanO letlten uno mad Der Saoleits
beS T(uie8 3uridfalen, tpeua fe ernflif
an8esriffen meroen.
Die expedition, pelde pOr eini9en Eager
BON Selena nud Cotton Plont absins, 1900
@1onn fart, Ganb bert 5000 6ebe1leu ; fe
tDnnte nidt befen, seSen bieie neberma&t
ettpas au83uri6ten, unO 3c8 It4 oa9er 3u'
rid, nobel fe brei S4urmisel beituno
- Wtann tSptete, etue SrOBe Nn3ahl rer'
munbete, uno "a sefdnsen nabm. inner
@erlut betrn9 SO 8erwunbete unb loo
Bferbe. Die 8epDbuer Der @eSenc, burd
tpelae I'm Iere Gruppen %fuu1en, leipen al
ben notbpeubislfen QebeasbeOarfnifiet
Man9el.
Sin ueueres Iibtiaes 8tatt beridtet, bal
am 8. b. W1. auf Der 0irsinia.5 ennefee
@iIenbabn Elm nnslad p~rrfel, nobel Il
YerlUnen setSbtei unb 80 pertrunbet mur
Gen. snsAg VI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14
Observation-Disclosures

Court Of s Common 9leas.- Sn
Sa4en Solept SOuibp sesen BITE Salto. @as
Gompasnie, &lase auf $500 SGaOsnerlab,
wegen Ntprebsm peS 0aIes ~ablstten Der GOms
pa9nte perrtnBerten Wertbe5 bes an Der Ode
bon 8aYetts> unD SArSDerlr. bele9enen 6at'
les beS RldserS. Die @ompasuie berief iA
Darauf bab le eth 8eAt babe, 70 gu banofln,
obns serpftGtst gu letn, @rinoe bafalr an3ie
eeben. Der 6ldser erflarte, bab er fir elm
an sinent anoern Ylabe ~belessnss Saus init
Der 8e5ablun9 Ieincr @asrednun9 i'm Nif>
tanpe iei. unD oeb oe5balb AUDI bas @as in
Dem In Jtepe febenoe 6auIe abgfprebt, une
bic @asrSbre pessenummea let. SIR bte1ss
lsbters bate Der &laser Die ge3abluas letner
@asreGnuns ansebpten, aber Die GOmpasnie
batte bic Nnnabme abselebnt, tpenit niGt aud
bic Gsanuns fur bas anoere @ebaupe be3atlt
parbe. Die Gntlbetpuns folst in na3fer
StBune.
Supertor Court. - 8bitneY sessn
0Yman & Co., 8elHldglegung. @rfannt fur
ben &ldser $5,360.5O S@aOenerlas.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14

Sruppen % btsl leiben muetenr Bat l8 osGu
bert. ArmeepUrrGtbe auer Nrt linO nneelanei
Gen. ~Orters abIbtsN Dom S. 9 rmeeeOrps.
@sneral YOrter srltsB sstern bic fOlssnb
Orbre:
SaMptqudrtter bes 5. NrmescUrss, !
Eager BET @nrrentCn, @a. !
Qaf GerfI9une bes 0IGTOsnten Der Ser
Stnaten TT @eneralmoior 6OOter gum Cont
manOeur oieles Corps ernanmt puroen. Oil
Si6rer be5 tlttnen Corps reeul6rer Grutpsn
bee ltebenten Mrmee Der Ser. Staoten, bic bel
G9us unleres Qan6es In alien Rrte9en gene.
fen it; ais GG9rsr Der bsrrliHen GolCntdrrs.
sinnenter, BITE bon olsn Staaten tommenp, 81
Elm 1no bemlslben 3rsd, I'm 9emeinlHaftltG
6~teIelben @efabren gu befsbet, ~Diflelben In'
ItrRn9un9en s1 ertrasen 90 tretoe th mid,
aadoent iG ibre gefa6ret uno @ntbebrun9er
tim s IbF, i'm 8toruat, auf benz NdrIAe uno
In elmer Nnaahl BON ShlaHtet getbetlt babe,
an bic SfF3tere unp SoIcaten betOer @laltn.
IS mar mein ernItss 8efrsbea, tas GU
trnuen, NIT wel9sm SIR, ME i'd aus Gurem
Beuebmen 9ssen mid I6ltsBe, mir entsegen
FAINT, sa perpienen uub su ertptpern. Die per
IInltGe 06tung, Die th BON @lIH genteBe unb
porauf tt itUIj bin, fnbet t6re @rptoerung In
Der ipGrmltsn 3uuei9uns unb etuer 6cGaG>
ttna, mel6e feline i3stt SerptlGen tann. Die
perlSnliGe 0u6fa9rt zines jeben BON Gud
miro ~ieper;ett mein ansels9entIiAltes SnterelIe
isin. Die grfcI9e, peIGs Sbr %ertrebt, tUer.
Den Mir cine lurtpGBrenps @snuDtbuuns ittn,
UNI 70 mebr, ais fe NIT Dem &rfOIse nierer
@ade tDentilh iEnp.
Die gr66te @snustbuung a6er fnoe tb in
benz @epanfeu, ba6 Cure SuturOinatiOn unb
Qosolttat aud In 3ufunf Dtel elbe letu ptrb,
wif lie s8 bisbsr mar: fsf uno an9GnSlt@ an
unler 8aterlnnD unO letne SberbebSrOen. -
Mdrrentp n, Is. 9trD. 9etdts ppn
8elan9 BAT Ii6 Be Der Nrmee e%reianet.
Gen. 8urnlipe belt nit Ieinen Sberofi-
3isrsn lin9ere @pnferen5en it6er Oienifun'
9~etegen6eiten. 8prtpabren6 frmu1en 6ier
Nrmee3ufu6ren
@eneral 6DDfer bat heute pas COMMANDO
ietnes Corps ii6ernpmmen unb tpurbe entbu.
lialtiI8 empfangen. Gener1l Borter nabm
6eute Don Ieiusn 6i8beriSen Sft5ieren unO
Grupper NbIdieb, uno 1T 6teIen Na4mittu0
mad WaIbin8trn %at9e9an9en.
General Dated fam heute NaHmttt19
bier an uuo muroe BON ben Oflidieren Der
armee ip9lei9 besrGBt. @r fsbrt udGifen
Mpr9en mad @aibin9tOn 3urif. Sn, Der
6rnnt lit allies ru9ig.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14
Bon San ~sgraueisrn.

@anTranctScO, 10. gicp. Smppr.
teure 4uben In jiinslter Belt iehr psnts Der.
fault. Die 0elGaTe bfr 3wtl9entGnDlsr
ne6men ebenfaaS al. Dns 6erblseIGaf
aebt Dffnbar lsinsm gGlube enteeeeu. Nsue.
tie gsrfaufe BON 2eSAl : Genper : Ncten 81
prDseEt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14
Beadbtene,uertb fir Msffamrotemr,

unb 0as Yublttum tnsbelonbere.
Das felt neuerer Belt bon Orofe s. Co.. Hcp- gOrr. init 70
srpBem Aafpanbe bier t~tnsefabrte
plantations ttters
TT %ietteth i6on lan9e inter rnetneul Ranien au bnben sepe-
len, weldts tb BET Der @alUne unb SlaI&e teSeutenb btREiatt
perfaufe.
Berner entpfn8 Sa Nem.gOrf Elm Sentune Somaico unt
Santa @rotr Num- lesterer psseu Ieines fetnen unb burdb.
~ortn9enoen VeruNes gum &eneSen bes 2obadS fur Giaarrer.
uiader bprdIgltG eeeienet t~erfanft I'm @rusen un6 Rleinen.
3. Born, SO y. 0auItr.
SttV,5ntt 21bGren Iber Der Bride (old town.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14
Der Sries in, @aSen.

Gatrp, II. Ncpembsr. ga@ Den ueue.
fen NaGri9ten teben bic RsbeOsn nod BET
6Ca9 Sprtnss, buben ober tbr snn3es Rriess'
m lrtal iber ben GaIaGdt1teEuB 9eIAaft.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14
Nene Gn1et0em.


49, Baltimore, l3. Sob. 1862.
8abetmtetben: Cine ous8eSei6aete Iarn. beioubers
9eetBhet gum 8ieben b0u frI6en Gattt II @emdIen, an Ser
Glib, tte aes 6tnf ) rr6 na1e ten 0tarine SpfpituI oeIes
gen.. Aatr6tttea merben In oter Difce biS 5%rettSo {,
zen II. NpSenber. entge enaenonneu Ole Sarm tpito fur
Elm soer ~ r ere stapre o~ernietbet.
81 nerfa4fen; 3wtitfn snei- unb breibun6srt slai.
ter Sofi, II, l9eS an 9ithe F~antinS' 9Ctnt ntb Saru Iicet.
SsIdbe, Die eteie 6arrt ga rnietben ed T baS SDlS su fduFea
riinlden. polen If g glamrn In 6teer Office abeeben nnb am
udhasn Nittpcb @lOr9ens 9 tlbr, in eer WlasSrS Sftce oe.
~GenipGrt9 iEth, ait toe dem Sag tie nit mad Der SFarnl befSr.
oert weroeH uno bieielbe fppte 6aS Sols ieben tHnuen.
0aHtnet III acc u bbtn,
Controller.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14
Sen. Mc9Ienan.

$ Y~atsrfOn, g. s. Is. Nop. Da8
Daily &esifcr benDminirt Wc@leIan fir
Die bur@ ben COB beS Spn. 8. 81. 3bpnlon
erleciote SenotcrIfeGe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14
&OfalbertAte aus @aibtnaton.

ArMnsetsen Don 9Edfhtngfcu, tpeIdse bic SRdd)
30. 400 osafrr.1 abssseoe zassm1sm VEN. *. ecteee
Wufnabme TN Der ndcbfffDIscnben Seunnmer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14

t Gin s mmnl t. - @e(tern UNI baIb
fsbsn 10r %entIfanO Sor Dem l6aule Der 6rau
9eCt an Der @ennlploania Npenue Elm Sumult,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-14
St00t 80ltjulore.

& Die neuef drummer e
res WU9enbtattes sntbdit cine gu
Hammer itelnn9 Der ptdtig(ten &reignilie pea
Sns mno NuslanbeS, BON bentn mir folgenoe
teroDrbeben:
Die Nbbermfrn8 bee Sen. W c
& teltan unb BITE @rImbe il +
.o~teIelbr.
Wc@leaan'S 9bI4teO bon Der Nrmee.
8nrnltbe's l1ebernabme Des @ommanop'e.
0erwe9ene 5eIOentbat BON Gtsel'0 Qeib-
garDe.
Na4 Deutfdlunb perenpen mir Die Num-
rler nit benz ttOrssn ab9ebenpen Camper
Doammrnla" fir 8 Ste. p~OrtOfret an stne Be-
ltebtee NoreIe. ae
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-16
A Few Words.

The several county conventions are
soon to be held. 1t has been the Gus
tom-and very Improbable one too,
10 string out column or so of resolu.
tons called platform. Sometimes it
proved to be such and then it didn't.
We wish to suggest to the Democrat y
that a very few words will answer this
year. Let us have no waste Of ink and
paper, no train Of Whereases" and no
array Of "resolves )" but like sensible
and earnest patriots let the platform be
expressed in less than twenty words.
"The Union as 1t qcos and the Const;-
tuition as 1t Is" is platform enough f,r
any Democrat. He can stand and fight
upon it forever. 1t is good enough,
long enough, ard broad enough for all
The true and honest men of the nation.
1t IS enough for our town, county aud
State Conventions, and we trust that it
viii be adopted. Let those among US
WHO thing differently make their views
kroWn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-16
CoSs TUITION AND UNION sCLAP
TRAP

TRAP" IT. II
II the vocabulary Of the ultrsists o
the present day is good authority, q
: those persons who take 6rm stand fol
the preservssion Of the Constitution al
We nov read it, and 1.-The Union ~ We
have hitherto been accustomed to enjoy
it. are mere professors Of "clap trap"
That is the wcrd. All professions Of
loy.l,y, all efforts to sustain the God.
uiyen rights of our noble land-all is
"clop trap" We are satisfied with the
appelIat,on. We learned long ago that
it takes something more than names to
change things. 1t is "cIap-trap," then,
to soppor, the Union and the Constitu-
ton. No matter how fervently-how
heartily or how prayerfnlly it lie done,
the labor, devotion and earnest desire is
"clap.trap"-so our contemporaries say.
Washington, Jefferson, Jackson, and
numerous other patriots and statesmen
Of the early and increasing years Of the
Republic, we're great professors Of
"clap-trap. 'They kept it with them all
the time, and administered it for every
i'll tie country was subjected to. They
had an idea that the Constitution was
good enough tor them, and they sup
ported it jast as we read it to-day. They
we're 60 queer as to think that it was
good enough for their children, and all
who might find home in this land.
They termed all who would not come up
to its provisions -traitors. That was a
proper name. Tho rebels at the South
made up their minds that that document
was not the thing for times Of peace, and
the uItraists Of the North are quite sure
that it is altogether too fred tapish' to
be of use in time of war. Democrats
and conservative minded men generally
think it good enough for all kinds OF
times, and probably for all time. They
yield it an honest support. They ever
have done 80 as body since the found
alton Of the Government. They look
upon it as the saving grace Of the coun-
try, and will not sit quietly down and
see all manner of traitors assail it. They
will defend it as in days gone by. l.
may be clap-trap to thus uphold the
white mans Constitution, but as long as
there is Democrat left upon the sod
he will be sure TO do it. Let the conser-
vative men step forth let them stand
up to the work, and now, as ever, let
their only political creed be the Consti-
tuition, the Union and the enforcement,
Of the laws. If this is clap.trap let u:
rejoice in it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-16

ONE of the N. Y. Heralrs CORES
ponden,s 10 Paris, gives a very graphic
detail of the plans and policy Of Tho
SlidelI family, IN their united capacity a.
a rebel Embassy in the French capital
down TO the moment when Napoleon
accorded his latest-and very probably
last-,ntervicw to Mr.. Slideli. The
meeting took place 10 very quiet man.
uer, at the residence OF the Count de
Pers,goy, during an afternoon reception
ofsome Of the most distinguished French
statesmes and politicians. Napoleon
took Slidell to q seat and converted
With him during the space Of an hour.
winding up with an advice to the rebel
leaders so lay down their arms, az
their cause soas hopeless" Count de
Persigoy left Paris for London the next
morning, and it was presumed that bis
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-16
ANDY JOhnSonis Supcch.

1T recent speech made by Gov.
Johnson, at Columbia, Tenn, at Union
meeting, he made the following state
.nent:
Pat down this iniqnitous rebellion,
and you stand precisely weere you d
before i. occurred. Now the Federal
Cover ment does not seek to int, tcre
with your rights. Its sole purpose is
to put down an unjust, unholy, damna.
be rebellion, whica has brongh :anarchy
on the State. lhe rebels have left YOU
without any government, but sou have
the same tried Constitution and forms
OF law. Come up and vitaiize them by
acting the part Of patriots"
This does not sound like Abolition
talk. We are satisfied with the Gov.
ernor's "clap trap" and every honest
man ought to be.
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SUPPOSE the result of the war shall
be to restore the Union as IT was-what
shall we have gained Chicago Zri.
6Nne.
Nothing, Of course, in an Abolition.
lists opinion. The old Union never
sn'ted them, and they have no wish to
see 1t restored. They have ever been
tor breaking it in sunder, and will con.
tinue to think SO. Abol,;on;s,o vo,,a
be wrecked it the Union should be pre-.
served
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The Dsueerasy = Iowa - hereby requested
e neet IN CoavssH@ ~ DalAsasss fssaerhs
gpAB rnE azIDr yLr.R

ct thu Cs1 an D4mtinA, e tAGparpo0 Of
oo.ieatinl ca1 dasss = the lvsrsN SteiS1@..
State, Auditor Of State, Treasurer Of state, Reg
lister OF State LAad Onee, and Attorney 0sosssl |;
aoa ~ fxxzSsss Sask ogksr business = nay come
before then.
x,lhsass - eossty tepeessntatisa win b one
DessRsSsS fof every one hundred votes east for
SrEFaEx A. Dou0IAs, II 1850, ard On foe every
traction ovsr nifty.
According to rule adopted at . former State
Cpaesltip1 % sonpty can b represented BY
peD1yl ~ -
The several Democratic County Committees
,hrous hout the state aEe 1eQneateAA - 1allO0u
~ OUnvo6tIoAS, q u take sush measures tor the
election Il Dsi1gatss 70 ~ STATE Convention. -
may be according 70 The usage in their respective
counties. el wHaE 49,
According 70 usage The Convention will be
called to order q l vslpkP. u sf.ths day des-
iepaaed In the eall. Baf
81 order Of State Democratic Executive Com
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-16

ADJ'r GEMRRAL's OPTICS, Iowa,
Clinton, May 2lth, 1869.

Apy'r GExERAL's OrPrcs, Iowa, I
Clinton, May 2lth 1869.
General Orders No. 20.
A requisiton has been made by the President
on bis Excellency, the Governor of lsws, for IN
other regiment Of infantry for the United States
service.
While oar State has responded nobly to the
call Of the General Government for troops t. aid
in crushing the gieanti, schemes planned against
tho Union, still greater sserifces are required Of
Us moro money and more blood. No State has
ex:slled the alacrity with which she has filled
former requisitioEs Of the General Government.
More thsn twenty thousand Of the flower Of our
State have gone to the tested Geld ;shall " fai.
Ter in responding to the demand for thousand
more?
The requisition has been answered BY saying
that tho regiment shall b raissd 10 sixty days,
and it will b done.
Reliable persons applying to ne fer recruiting
commissions will receive them with full inssss'
items.
The reputation the gallant soldiers Of Iowa
have achieved Tor thsnsslvss and the State u
world. wide, ustii the name u - Iowa seldise
has become q distinctive mark, synosymous vita
discipline, bravery, endurance and devotion.
The place Of rendezvous win b delegated
hereafter. tN
By order Of the Commsnder-in chief.
j N. B. BAKER,
Adjutant Gsnssal Of Iowa.
HAll pspsrs On The Mississippi sivssJs Iowa
the Iowa City, Dss Moinss City ssd III papers %
the Line Of rail roads, ssd n the Valley o. ~
cedar River viii eopv twice. mys7-dAw2
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CoSgrossienal convention.

vTvHE SEVERAL DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
j Conventions Of the "a Congressional Distfi -ts
Of the STATE Of Iowa which cow NJ Tor the pur-
pose Of sending delegates to the DemoeEatic
State Convention, srs authorized to SEED delegates
to the Congressional Convsntion 70 b held ct
Dewitt. on Thursday July 7Ath, 1861, for the pur-
nose Of nominating Democratic candidate for
Congress in said District.
Ratio Of Representatives-One delegate for
everv one hundred votes cast for Stephen A..
Douglas in 1860, and ono Tor each fraction over
6ftv.
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Denecratlc Csusty Convention

Democratic CeuaJy Convention !
THE DEMOCRATS OF TIE DIFFERENT
i Townships Of Scott County, will meet and Sc
lect delegates to attend the County Convention ct
the Court House in Davenport, on
Saturday, June IS, 1862.
to select delegates to attend the State Convention
which meets 1t Des Moines on the 18th day Of
July, 1862. RATl0-One delegate for each town
ship, and enc for every twenty votes cast for Ste
phen A. Douglas at the last Presidential election,
and ono for each fraction Of 10 and over.
This will entitle Davenport townshsp to IS del
egates, LeClaire 8, Princeton 8, Winfield g. Aliens
Grove. 1, Hickory Grove 4, Liberty 3, Cleoua 2.
Blue Grass 5, Buffalo 6, Rockingham 2, Pleasant
Valleys.
Per order County Committee.
RICHARD SMETHAA, Chairman.
June 5th, 1862.