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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

The Gassfe of yesterday has the fol-
lowing: I
Tue PsYt 1Drsr's poE,cr.A Col. John
W. ForneY Secretary otNhe 2. s Sen
ate, in addressing the Feop4's State
Couven,ioAMat HarrisbaFg.i on last
Thursday, d,that 'P.esipsd Lincoln
told him, before he left " akh'1gton, that
hcucefortn his policy should bS as strin
gent as the most enthusiastic could de-
sire. That hereafter there Jill be no
restriction 10 the employmsudo all men
to put down this rebell,on.r That's the
true policy, EARN the negroes to save
the lives OF the whites" llfwas done in
the revolutionary war and j. the war OF
1912, and no 50 ieam ishnbes nor derer-
c"ce to the morbid feeIHg Of a faction,
should prevent it's recpfre' ce now. II
the war can be fio,sbed xQoner, and with
the loss Of fewer I4Es by the arming Of
the slaves, let<he done> at oAce.
Now we submit to our red ers the
question:: Who has the best, knAwledge
Of the Presidents policy, CO... JoAp.W.
Forney or the President himself! \Up-
on III" policy Of arming the slaves\ let
President speak for himself. Here is pm
extract from the order OF the War d.
part ment in relation to the matter:
'Second, that military and naval con-.
manders shall employ as labore1s within
and from said States so many prisons II
African de.cent>6s csn> be advadk oou1.
ly used for military or\navsl }1rposif
giving them reasonable hayes br thef
''1 Doe. ! 4. e,s., seo,sl lp,., .,n,.E
the slaveb friend Sanders Ttke BAD
your wotdsor prove ttem.| Ac4bowledae
that yo4 and Foroey have be}n mistqk
en-, or skplaiu the second cljuse Of he
order q(oted. fvE /
we,s\l you once more|fri|Od s,n1er.,
that Praeideut Lineold ii begin6e to
properly appreciate the Yllus ! your
support. ear What hseay. .b6u. j. in
hi. speech toNhe keprd ps<fsse. from
the Border sta.es: .4
II am pse..sd with 8 cult, not We,
mentioned, ono wh.e Ehs tens division
among those ssbe Ia none Toe
strong. Ar iusts Of Is tn, vn to
He was, and I : 7is friend.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
RUSHING I'd ARMS.

From all parts Of II country the
seems to be one I'D brsal shout
arms !! to arms! Tb BIB al the 10
al States Of the Uni cry 10 unar
nous, aud men are g Iii ! to the stan
d'rd by hundreds . II e.'od'. II
P people feel keen'y ale ling neces'
ty Of speedy actis The feel that Il
fatal blow must 4 upon Abe head
treason now or n |w !; Ii if they no
fail to put forth cir str 18th in tn
support of this kernmep that if the
stand back and srmit thu lrmy of re
bellion to md b on u11 (ecked-th
days Of the r |ublio are mbered, an
the star Of be glory Willy b down 70
ever. NJ VOL br, then, th loyal hear
and strong 1 b are ente lg the felt
Lhe only vo Ter is that bey do o,
turn out fast The cris| 10 at han
Unless this |bellion is p down SOC
nothing is Ter than for "a interve'
ton add y bg.itiou. The psult ofsuc
sction ca. BIT be otherw than fata
Now is time to Prov our love f;
the Uni and its nobl institution
The cris Ehas arrived aud ia few sho
months bw at hand, ID prove Il
strengt Of this government. Let it n
be said that it is powerles1 10 sustain
self IN bis awful struga| {alsaiAn1
60 fo1 aesas Ssld tHl hfee milf
Of men in the loyal Staf capable
bearing arms are to be COZ nered by O
quarter Of that number Of kbels. 1t ca
not be possible that such ito be the I
suit of this rebellion. tn loyal heal
of the North cannot, wi pot, dare q
permit such an awful reel Of basene
and cowardice 10 be madG4 gainst the
To arms! then, and the govel
meot be maintained event. hough it c.
the best blood and all tht es>ure Of
land. 1t is better tina. D nation l
poverish itselt-bAnkrupt,s every ci,iz
than to give up thus tsm4 1t will I
be done. The blood Of y Anglo s.
on race will never consenfAp it; Amt
cans who have been taught from th
cradle to love their cou1 E, will ne'
desert her in the hour of er direst
cessity. Stand up and he forth
the Uoion. All other pnslderatio
are worthless in compselon with (
country, and the fabri4 lof our no
government. Let the 4 Ks fill up.
done quickly the couo'i p safe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

.A lHsceASoE ConPASY -Usreo iesasaDe
90 Aekes asd Rivers eAy. ~ III eiues b sb-
ts,ned st tie ageoey Of the Esoe Iesor.1ee
Compapv. Tasih Of rssss, . sueabtish.d by
The hoard Of Lake Usdss vsstSss nay 81 secn
~ sailing o. yspL III, n HoMnAn, Al
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

I The editor~ofrhe New York Inde-
pendent has'seen pEivate letter trom
40 officer ia the army-a gentleman not
given to con(saNYipg-s,at,ng that 10
his reg;ment the len had been furnish.
ed vi! \ SHOES Yhiyh, put on new 10 the
morning, hves6esn worn t63sagh on
the bsaa.n ~ thHnext plight, 4 ZEN on
Y march. The men wee charge with
'tbee sbose At $E9l q pair. bus the
private soldier. FeceiiOg thi5b Ben dol
lar lars an. = month ,att; %o't w adodar day
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
SPECfkE NOTICES.


.3h1AavsrtHse, lii 49, rG1oted q hon
+ sfsv ~ss6 - Svss3 sf9pis isusdy. afs9
haviag suffered several years With : ssvsss long |
a1sslisa, 81 sAae desal lissssss Hnn14 1fm-f
u asness 70 make known . his fsllow-ssasssss
= II 1he al l4it h Vim sssa sopy 4 tas
pes1eziyeimH sGSAasgt, wssA - Aisss-
tioa fee pespe(aA "A saiag The saas, whish tAsy /
s1Il 6nd 'G6e btee OGmgr1sIon, Ass1nA,
sas.o.nn, - ny stj..s q u. .s.:'-
tissr /. ss.diAa pr,sssiptisa Il . bsssat The
1BR5a.5sa YES1d ~ Ilsso xAIS1 - CO. I
ssivssisb b invainasas. 81 hshssss svay sa1lss
Win ~ HIS ssesay, asit vin est tAsa nstAiaG
and my Provo blessing.
Paetiss visaiag ~ psssS1ptisa VIII pisass Cd
lrsas REV. HOWARD A. WILSON.
WiLlIAnaDsna4
eetso-suv Kings Csunty. New Ysk.
DRY GOODS.
sPRlnso AND SUMMER
= n y q q = p . =
e. 8. WHISLER,
has just received the
Largest and Cheapest
FANCY &srAPlE DRYe10D
I'm the O&ato OF IOWA
DOUQHT FOR CASH,
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
1900 pieces Msrrimack and other prints.
500 pieces brown and bleachsd muslin.
800 pieces Lawns, Baragss, Brillisnts.
400 pieces Delaines, Challies, Nohairs and Silk
Poplins.
800 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
hams.
oopisess Cotton.des, Dsnims, Hickory, Cheeks,
Linen Drills, &c.
800 dos Hose, Gloves, Mitts, 10.
500 Summer Shawls, Of I'll kinds and qualities.
600 Silk Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, and every
other kind..of goods usually found in first class
Dry Goods Store.
DON'T Fail to Exa1sejsse
~HI0hDR'
! OnEAP & GOOD GOODS,
before purchasing. ~ No trouble to show goodi
At WHISPERS.
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT,
The very latest and best in uss, just received.
$500 for sals. at New York price, at
wH1sLER's.
| 900
NEW PATTkRN FRENCH COLLARS,
at one half the usual prices 1t
i WUlSLER'Se
| Friends Of my life my ardent spirit burns,
And oil the tribute Of my heart returns"
EoR The MANY FAvoRs PRESENTED TO
| Il tho
SCOTT HOUSE
BY its numerous patrons. The undersigned will
continue ct bis ost proprietor Of the abOvs House
and hopes 20 merit continuance Of The patronage
| VI the ss
IT, q CeltNg PM Bite.
tn e SCOTT HOU . e,
- ever, viii offer to it guests
Clean ROOMnss Clean Sheets.
- R6aArrlE1m ram =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

On motion . CO
was appointed, q
c'al District, cord
named persous II
lst District-B
I'd i" &
xVIu =. wv
While the cod
convention Was "a
Judge Clsggett, q
| Merritt. Al
Upon motion 81
ed until 71-2 Odd
| At Z l 2 o'clo0l
asse u,bIed, and I'M
committee on reso1
mously through q
G Dodge, the fon9
REsoj
| ADOPTED BY THB \
IN STATE CONVG
Des Holmes, lov
| l. That the Conetii
Ne Laws must be pre-
all their rightful supr
bellion nov in srflss's
pressed and put do
favor of the su'ployu
means for that purpo.
arms. but BY such OFT
seLse, reas.'h and pat
gest to the governing
2. hat the true In
we'll 40 the dictates o
90 more war or acts I
ted or done than are
der the Constit ution,
plsts suppression Of Y
| 3. That the present
President and Cong
the people. was COD
for the purpose of Cd
aud pressr wing and Y
ton. the Union and q
pose only
4. That the doctri1
Of the aboIitioniets. u
resented in Congres.
Consultation and irre'
and peace Of the col
rea dy involved % 10
Others tine aOOilIlODil
try but little ho, . Of
union or peace. unlssI
tion and emsnciDatio.
tional measures While
and attempted to bel
be rebuked by the p1
| 8 Ths, the doc,ril
known to our Coy
the Constitution and,|
emergency, and thA
freedom Of speech. al
lawful arrest Of cltiz4
the writ Of habeas cd
Constitution, IN State
ties are uninpeded. I
liberty, and should :
boz ty every fesma1
| 6. That this 10 Q r
aud was established I
race +; that the negro
ought not to be adml
equality With the WI
duty to treat tbem5
Grafton, az an infer
that the right of the
mine the petition
SO. ereien right. and
ton require Us as io1
That the party fame
i. may he called. tn
# the Southern 81
North. and enter j
white laboring elias
manhood hy placip -
negroes in their occ
race aud merits our
con drmnation. I
Z. That the purcl
government, % propi
impose an operous 1
upon the present ga
posterity grisvous Il
8 That CoDQresb
late Tariff and TsxS
by his approval Of
unfair and unjust sn1
at large. BY di.crinj
vor Of the compara,i|
those wto ere lead
dene Of tax alton. !
4 .. That werecur I
bravery and vslor Of
Of an the Iowa Red
struRgles. upon Isl
which they have bed
Convention in beh al
State tenders to thel
their vslor and devo
and the Union /; and
families Of those NJ
field. its sincere syu
| 10. Tbst viewiog
contemplating the
present, We believe
future for the peri
Government. but bj
sion inviolate and
Government and pe
individual and State
In 40 economical
tration OF the Govd
tion will be prevent
ed. expenditures rel
rendered uhnecsssa
! 10 cul,tvssiog %
Of American frater1 !,
\ Moth. no Soosh, nj
parts Of the unbfol
10 submittisg ID
hereafter, aiFeoti o
70 the Judicial TT 8
ecntive Or Lsgisiat \
N ut. -
Aud firmly bslil
principles hereiI Id
blessing Of God q
applied to the ADJ !
0sot, and ,vs,app
+! Who love -tbs Cen 3
they we're foeasd
ue TO .prssssvs hi 5
rsstore The UoioI 1
vac disturbed by \
bonds broken By },
| AC Dodge, 4 e
tton Of the & II,
was seconded
and the Pre.id Sc
the Resolutions :.
moosly BY = q
/ plAuae. 1901 y
! Col Alas.rrltt,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

Dlttee on resolutions
ne from each Judi.
ing Of the following
. A c Dodge.
D Gillaspie.
derrick Rector.
1 Eiwood.
- Negus.
lip Bradley.
] Sales.
4 Mahony.
IN F Duucombe.
lltte0 was out the
|re.sed by ] G TUX,
| Thurston aud Col
convention adjourn.
(.
the Convention re-
q few minutes the
lions reported uuan-
Dir chairman, Gen A
virg resolutions !:
,UTIONS
EMOCRACY OF IOWA,
n ION ASSEMBLED.
|, July 18th. 1862.
ion end the Uuion and
we'd andlmaiotainsd 10
oCV. and that the re-
inst them. must Be sup.
/; and that Ne are in
pit Of oil oonstitu,ionsl
not merely BY force Of
msssures % common
itis,,, will readily sug
DIVERS.
ests Of the country, %
humanity, require that
war should be prosecu
cessary and proper On.
/ the prompt and COM
rebellion.
kar. 40 avowed by the
70, and understo ID by
enced and prosecuted
ressiny the rebellion.
dicsttng the Constitu.
Laws. and for that pur
Of the secessionists and
he latter are now rep
Ire alike false to the
ncilable with the unity
Ptry; The 6rst have al
)cruel civil war, and the
u VII leave to the conn
be speedy restoration Of
the schemes of cobf ca.
and other unconsti,u
have lately been carried
TRIED through Coppr . q
pie.
J Of State necessity is 10
'rnment or laws; that
I've are su&cieot for any
the suppression Of the
u the press. and the IN.
p. and the suspension Of
bus, 10 vocation OF the
where the civil auth0ri-
most dangerous to civil
ls rssieted 1t the ballot
pf the land.
FernmeDt of white men,
Fclusively tor the white
are no; entitled to, and
Jed to political or social
10 race. but thvt it 10 our
|ith kindnees and coDsid
: and dependent race f;
leveral states to deter
ID duties of the race 10 .
be pledges OF the Const i.
] citizens not to interfere
.'sm or crime, whichever
seeks to turn the slaves
go loose to overrun the
b competition with the
}. thus degrading their
lem on an equality with
alton. 10 insulting toour
nphat'c and unqualified
lse If the slaves by tbg
ed by the President, will
pd unendurabls burden
'r.'ion. add Htsil upon
ctiOne. q
!, the enaetm snt Of u,
tl's. and the President
9ose acts have imposed
kmsnts upon the people
bting 10 these acts 10 n.
~ wealthy. and sgsin1
able TO bear the burr
|th patriotic pride to Tho
Phe officers and eold,ers
pents. exhi, tied in the
many bloody felde3n
Eepgsged-and that his
bf the Democracy Of bis
. united testimony&o
pn 10 the Consii.utiap
pliers to the {. iendt Nd
have fallen upon
l'by end c'ndole9ce. D.
(s gloi lpf the pA. sr6
loon Aalities the
ere I'd hope i4thr
Of II systsI Of
rsse1 fling be Consetu
esGe.ind kitAI Hth
10 49, sacred q sbe,jt Of
'ebts& e.
ID Systematic Admir-.
nent1y which cor M.
+, extreksesuce rests No
,sd, d hsaSy Xxi hon
~ :. f1
z the pAopl5 th4 Spirit
I. whtS dee knew no
sss. no MI, except a.
Union.
Ions which might aris.
} legal nehts Of States
=. hs. sna not to. 70 n, n E
s''' '4' S''''s
3 In the efficacy Of tho
eiated. W implore the
OOV c0ovOo. % nave them
!. 's,'' 90, . i. %: e s;,':.s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

TIE interest on the vi,ebia (State
debt w:s not ps;aie London, the pt.,e-
ment Of '"aofnads" Neinp mais 10 the
claimants, "A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

CHo004s 80 q W.
WSaas1sSs-X =
Upo4 - |6o,A
., coeBittse
@nedN eclaas!ed J
seats. 81 j
A committee \
permanent orga1
| John B Lash,
Means, ] NJ Wa
'rhayer, Judged
Trumbull and J
The committed
izstion preseptsd
lowing persons !: !
Pressdeot-Co
Vice preaidanl
Harris, DR. w II
Hiram Nickel, Re-
safely, A D And
Sscsetaries-W
ardson, & L Burt
On motion repc
discharged and Z
Mr. Thomas TIL
the meeting, thal
or conferred, a.
would be . text D
Of the Uoion, au
stand BY the o az
Constitution % g.
On motion . col
was appointed, q
c'al District, cos
named persous ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

Wool men elJ!a ID h clip Of Ohio
this year to be about Is, 0eQN 700 pounds.
being 100000 pounds grs4tax than The
clip OF last year. Throe-fdprohs have
been sold for 40 cents. +ssfa( ~ sdf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

g. THr neas NIB ,rn 1faa, 81 III Queen
OF Spain has hse,vsd l24 j.ples.! :,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

ONE Of Secretary Chase's currency
IeI'ef pr|Positious> was\to reduce the
ttand'rd|of silver tel per- Gent. Upon
hearing the propositicp cpmmitteemao
said-"lf the Presidap pit lead into
bis silverp'
w. 'esFtGom Dr.. DdFek, connect
ed with the Insane Asylud 4 Mt. Pleas.
ant, that there are at this ijbs l55 in
mates in that institution ia that sin:e
It was opened something te fifty we're
discharged restored to hek(th and their
right mind.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

LONDON 4 LIVERPOOL
Fire + Life Insurance COMPANY.
OFFICE, Sc WALL / 81 PINE ST.,N.Y.
Paid up capital, surplus and reserved
Invested in this county,. l,046, 1856
Yearly revenue over. ................. 100000
The Shareholders Personaily Response.
bio tor Enssgements 81 tho COM aay.
All Directors must be Shareholders.
RBTRR8NCRs FOR DAvDPoRr:
Geo. b. French, Lorsnso Schricksr, Nicholas
Kuhnen 1 Co., Geo. L. Davenport, Almst Skssl,
Nicholas ]. Kusch.
NEW AoRK:
Grinnsll, Minturn 1 Co., Harper / Brothsrs, Dun.
can, Sherman + Co., Alexander T. Stewart.
J. G. wASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Rock Island. jlye
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

iiss, II nsssss W.
10 repo1 ~ accept
charged and delegates
) be eneiusd to their
q
las then appointed on
bxation, consisting 9!
Cbas B4ldwio, w Q
sr, B B Bolcos, KH
Cowap, Geo w
Hull.
p permanent organ
s nernes Of The sol'
B Thomas.
Nv Pos,lewaite, A
lstt, J D Whitmso,
81 Wallace Andres
~ 30, w w Williams,
q Porter, D n Rob
81 accept COMMITTEES
:, dida,es elected.
6 briefly addressed
Z BIZ them for the hon
- hoped our action
= 4 for the Democracy
that We oil should
- it was and the
mittee on resolutions
kne from each Judi.
hing Of the following
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
OLAImVOYAHCE,rl

WI eaeetic and jslsSSgaaSl Phg.ieiaas- Nm.
FrSes Win pay spsJsai sst:ataea e thspnsese q
Obsssedcs and healing oisseses pecone1 . Aee
O1y1ss Hou1s-ee.o. - . - =. O0ee - II
raoiderSs, LsClairs HsasAr Reseptiso soea -.
tween Asia God ladies sntssnee, Sseond ssssse. =
[f1b17-AlyJ Davebp - lows.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

TIE PrsNdeut iS> veto massage
refers to fiat clause of<he condscation
act which, authorizes hiu to employ ..
many peri ions OF african descent as he
may deem peces'afy ao$proper for the
suppression o1 the REBELLION, in such q
manner as IL mas7ddga est tor the
public welfare. and says: "r<m ready
to cay now I ,hiok it is 13ropeA for our
military commanders to (mplo1 as Ia.
borers as many persons d Airjtau de-
scent as can be used to adj ant{g e."
That i. ,h,Po;,ioo Of hs President.
He wants OUT soldl prs to }sS Triggers on.
" when theyNe:n L .o,4saos'geoos'y
Hon. Job9 Hood Republican State
Senator, Marlin islfiok. Ohio, has got
himself into trouble7eetnth by seduo-
ing a young married v Q ban whose hus-
s sssS has s. :sos ~t;'/ Hood is .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

.sslveHo ssi hack El
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

C0RrER ol IOWA AND .lHFB ATRkEI.S
LIZ CLAIRE aaOCUR. .sa, - a Il
'co0aW 0eooNO aAN0 A1AlN -oTos
DAOtoa11S0ssSv EOVUAs
.olLLsrf. wfars j xoalkn., go. -. +.
1NfllCr ZOE STAGES LgAyiyl POI r..
Of6lasss, fs,asssoa. tyesI DsWitk 5000
- An1oooo.gio9 IEH bH& $50 taVSI~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

not yet
Rens d,v,s,on
.o none too
is kn.vn to
honest man.
friend.y I
or agreeing
that Ill men
He pro-
hin certain
piocIa~s-
nd and lees
u could BE-
''siasiag
sH a's I5f
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29

NEW York Aug. %. \ Berlin dispatch Of
the 9th to the Baltimore american says the
reba! cavalry have captured the town Of Wa
teriord, with the Union cavalry there. The
greatest excitement prevailed in LOudon Co.
TIE people don knew what to do, or where to
60.
There are reports of thousands of Confederate
soldiers marching to the Manassas junction.
As 70 the truth of the Waterford raid that
has been confined. AS TO the great moving on
Manassas Junction it was from such a source
that it appears credible.
The Hilton Head correspondent of the Times
says, owing to sheer carelessness on the 23d,
the rebels surprised a portion of the Sd n. II.
regiment, killing Lieutenant Virgins, privates
Downs and q. W. Adams, and wounding c. O..
Ring, c. Morgan. Ii. IL. Nichols, and captur-
Others. The enemy then retreated.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-29

III HoF'1 Hero, Aug 3D. Asahel H., youngest son of
a"O ''"'a A. Alien, aged years and months
nor pam, nor grief, anxious fear
4"due my bounds no mortal woes
Van reach the peaceful sleeper here
'AlIe angels watch the soft repose.n
III N9r'h Hero Aug. 10, Lille VI only child of Elisha
n ~ 'ha Z. Goodseli, aged and months.
ar,'|'s' pdrke l1th Inst of the diptheria Mary p.
' j. Vr oi Rev 9. D. Ingraham ageaI2 years
r4 ~ James Hospital, New Orleans La June l4th.
Of ". Shthey,2 Vermont Battery Light Artillery,
H. - rochester, VT, aged IS years.
'"ckOIid,e July It'll of caukerrash Carrie A
g,.5 =. m A. AMI Ellen N. chamberlain aged one
".vhsster Aug. 10th, Of cholera nfa ntum Hattie F.
l,.lors"' 81 BenJamn and Nancy N. Hubbard,
@rs ~ months and % days.
ZION las one less tie heaven has one more attrac-
rr "r y aug 4th Of paralysis Of several years
In Mt N.Y., MF' Daniel How, aged 6S years.
s4I aP"Is, aug 4, Efie j. only CHI i'd Of Rev. s. "
,.v,. o'''H' aged years, months and 25 dsys
.sgcA, @%h"olpl, July ODD, Mrs. Harriet L. Angel
.Nih.bn" ,'F Solomon Ferry Of Roxbury formerly OF
a ye, ~ T., and wife Of Nr Rufus NJ Angel aged
IN S%S,2 months, and % DAYS
gscu. IaIi Aug "A, Of congestion the brain,
VEL ,gJ "a only enid Of Marcus and Susan F. Bout
n GsIIu " months and DAVIS
nd3 mo,bA aug 18th, Mr.. Lyman Wilson, aged % We airs
sr Saais July 2sth, at the residence of his father
UnpaDy n sumner, Of dipthera, Geo II. Lowell, o
Ii Orsng. 49, ermont Cavalry, aged % years
longest ,on w. 10, OF dyptheria, Andrew Hilton
N gs ." MSAhs ard I4days
l"r monm Teiier, Juy27, David Gould, Jr aged 81
\ Y months and day
At PearIiai M wa papers please copy
late Han o. aug 18Th, Mrs. Relief Curtis, widow OF
@y@B. my Curtis, formerly Of Calais, Vt, aged
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TUE Country P,"soN.-Rev. Gilbert
Hsyen, Of ihe New and Conference, now
trayeiing in Europe, rites the Independent
respecting the three pulpit celebrities Of Ed
r5urah, Drs. Cardiish aud Guthrie, of the
F.s, Crurch, the country parsCn,' Rev. A.
X. II. Boyd, Of the Scottish National Church.
Tire parson is about forty years of age. talks
rapidIy aud gracefully, dresses elegantly and
20. ioppishly, aud is the most popular of all
the Younger classes of preachers in Edinburgh,
and more hao any other young or Old, except
DR.. Guthrie. His Church holds 200, and is
hacked every Sabbath. His late conn.,
trg parsonage was in the neighborhood of
Countries, where Burns spent his last days.
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A,,h' Methods. Church in Montpelier, Aug q, by
a;' l'aae Netno 'ir George P. Bowen Of Springfield
al, s.a NI,s aseAalh NJ. Mutt of Montpelier.
r. !h R'cne>,er. ug. Il. by Rey. j Il. She,burn4 MIR.
@1er Davis g., |e,thersiid and Miss Eneline Deem of
Bethel - Va
me We hoIist Parsonage in Enoshurgh. Aug. 10th.
y rev. WA. H. hyde Samuel ". Maynard and Relief
'@'s' 5ath Of Enosburgh.
~ Na2iF'i r. aug 26th, ty Prof. N c. Clark, George
"" faey it,, ana gianna Reed DO h OF Honpelier
a" n"tf' Aug -, by Rev t.. Irwin a rpentcr ST. G.
H,.'.A- t.pener ct Alton, ILL.,, and Mss Eliza Maria
a.. '.'; Randolph, Aug 49, by Rev. J P. Stone Mr..
."I5 >, Newton and Miss Frances A. sherman daugl-
II I" AAa' H. Sherman, Esq, All IF West Randolph.
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'EAG ENEMY aG MANASSAS
JEjNCTEOS!
GREAT LOSS OF ARMY STORES!
FIGHTING AT MANASSAS
ARMY COMMUNICATION CUT OFF /,

PnILADELPHIA, Aug % The Washington
National InteIhgencer of to-day publishes an
account OF rebel raid on Manassas, and adds
the following despatch received at the Com
IL Sary Generals office, from an officer at Alex
andrla
Capt. Musser's son is here, and saws that his
lather Is either kil' d OF prisoner, and that
our Gtores are destroyed. | have two trains
out cannot set ont as the road is probably de-
stroed.
They are fighting at Manassas now. Aoreat
many troops are going out to regulate matters.
The foregoing dispatch is dated II o'clock.
noon, yesterday.
My YoFK, August Is The Erprcss prints
the following
The value o the QuarteImaster's store car
tdred ~ the rebels dG M4nasSas junction was
half million dollars.
Ihjs is officially stated. The rebels were still
IN possession OF Manassas junction Wednesday
morning.
it is said that The rebels had with them Ay-
ing artillery and that they used it against a
ran read train arriving from Alex andrla.
There can be 10 doub. that the rebo]s have
destroyed all the buildings public and private,
TIE station house and store houses. and it is
sald Ftey have burned be railroad bridge over
Boil run, but tins IS denied.
IN the mean time shc ;lpitai is without com
municatJn with she army by rail or telegraph.