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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

The Draft in Mass. is deferred by order of
the Governor to the first day of October. Rea.
sons given because it is found impossible to
llA TINS exact quota to be raised in each town by
Cue IN OF Sept-the day previously assigned
--1nd because volunteers are now coming for.
ward as last as supplies can be furnished for
them. There is ne probability, the order says,
OF any further postponement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
THE SEVENTH VERMONT REGIMENT
Another view of The AFFAIR.

Ludlow, sept -, 1862
Ms. EDITOR The publication IN the North
ern papers Of General Order No. 81 from Head
quarters Department Of the Gull dated Aug.
18th, which first appeared 10 the Deha, at New
Orleans Aug. Both, will no dOub5 create i de-
sire 90 the part Of the people Of Vermont to
know whether the statements therein made in
reference to the conduct Of the 1th Regiment
ol Vermont Infantry a. the battle Of Baton
Rouge, Aug. 9th, are rue.
wish through the columns OF your paper to
say that was Lieut. Colonel Of the regiment at
the time Of the battle, and with The exception
Ioi two snort absences, not exceeding t1rty
minutes in all. when sen, by Col Roberts to
other parts Of the field on special service was
IN my place with the Regiment, ana ate, the
fall OF the Colonel was constantly in command
Of the regiment through the day, and until my
resignation on the Goth ult From my own
personal knowledge and what have been able
to learn from others | have no hesItancy in
saying that the charge OF misconduct on the
part OF the regiment during the battle are not
supported by facts indeed, | am willing to say
from my own personal knowledge OF the affair,
that some Of them are utterly false, and have
evidence entirely satisfactory TO myself that the
remainder are SO. a complete answer to all
the charges against the regiment. iii the order
referred to, would require full statement, 80
TAR as the regiment is concerned, Of all the
events of the battle, which | am not certain
that you would wish to publish, will how
ever, prepare such an one II desired.
a full investigation of the matter has been
demanded of the War Department which will,
| doubt not result in report which shall COM
pletely relute the unjust lmpntatlons of Gen.
Butler.
have the honor to be very respectfully your
obedient servant, V. S. FUILAM.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

'"" '''l' ''''"'"' ''i''
:. cav. N' ,ef1iuloas contamination j. 'A-
caused ny n@tunal disease ~"
W'ordtrtd digestion from unheailhy
i'fa impure Hr' HIh ana hIuy hSnits,
depressing VICES anu 1h"ft aL ~
.Ht,,a ai.tlHn Hal'Ner he =
-ln hereditary III tat constitution.
descending "ir3m parents % children unto
tae imA ni iould ~. ration indced- u
seems % LC tnc iei VISA who says. VIII
'.ii ''e mga'ue' % he fathers upon ihgir
,''l'l. ~ ~ '''' y '''S''''los axe
. '''i W. 49, , ,,.,'''- ~ ,n w-,. ,,. +
Tlrrr.,. and apalIy con.pmrtion IN me-
glands. .wellings Which supuurte and h.
come ulccrou. -orc. in The stomach and
bowels arrangement. which produce ndi-
-e''lq }l dy.pep'la' ana h,er compliant. on
.r 'A',' ", l u,'' ''u ou'''',,o' 'g,,,o'l,
- r.i'. ~, ..e,,.,;,.,, '.-i ;i,'.,.,,.-
liam - Mo h'ooJ P' pnrife h. ' Ll"o1 .nd
a...o' ,ar,oro,,. ,i.t.a,,,or. low. ,.nn Witb
ami. t,I o- ,,,rr,.,,r,i tJ,,,d Gan .o,,,a,
t,,.a i,,lI, ,.;,. ,ir, '.l,e r. ~, all,
l,f,b,. ~, -. - 81" L..
Ayer odrsdpdrlIla
Is compounded from the most etiectua anti
dotcs that medical science has discovered for
TINS affecting distcmper, and for the cure Of
the disorders It entails, That il IS far snpe-
rior TO any other remedy yet devised, is
known by all who have given tia trial That
It does combine virtues truly extraordinary
in their effect upon this class Of complaints,
Is indisputably proven By the great multitude
Of publicly known and remarkable cures it
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

~ " VIHV y IIUUU INUIIUUy IOI
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
In advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
yersally known, that We need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best it ever has been, and that ii
may be relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by Dir. J. c. AVER Co.,
Practical aud analytical Chemists
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
l.. r. PIERCE, 4 CO., Montpelier, j. +. HENRY X o
Waterbury, Wholesale and Reiail Agents.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

SALMON DUTroS,
Capt. Co. q, 7th VI Infantry
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23
Strong Words for Emancipation from
Missouri.

Judge Wells Ct Jefferson, Missouri writes
concerning emancipation
"lt slavery be not abolished by the people of
| Missouri, and the war continues and vet leaves
slavery, 1t will probably be abolished by militia
ry authority as a military necessity, and with
out compensation. But whist we are fighting
for slave territory what is to become Of the peo-
pie OF Missouri? Already has slavery in this
state cost the people Of Missouri and the gov
ernment OF the United States hundred fold the
value OF all the slaves we possess, and is yet
likely TO cost another hundred fold. besides
death IN nearly every family and distress IN
conceivable. Is there no remedy, no hope ?
Can the people do nothing? Can or will the
convention do nothing? Must Missouri as
slave territory, continue to be fought for ike a
carcass by panther and bear? This cannot
be. But II this state of things continues think
| can see other calamties IN the future. too
dreadful TO contemplate.
Col Thomas g. Gautt, OF the same state.
writes from ST. Louis
" The question o! emancipation has become so
practical and so vital in Missouri It's consid-
Grafton has been SO directly forced upon Us,
tnat all objections to Is discussion founded Oh
the desire u avoid agitation, are in my iudg-
mcnt set 80 rest We must consider tive
must determine what we will do IN respect to
il. from ,his necessity | see no escape. The
condition Of things % Missouri is most criucal.
-wh4, was apPrehended by some OF US more
than eighteen months ago has come to pass.
The men who claimed 70 DO the especial cham
rions 81 negro slavery were chen warned that
IN .uor senselcss uttcmps to obtain it some
oe" and most unnecessary guarantees they
were guilty not only 81 the wckeluess OF seek
Ing 10 suoyert the nation, but of the folly OF
destroying the best support Of the system they
proessed TO protect. Ibe people % Missouri az
this day must believe. make their choice eli.
her to abandon slavery or to take Oh, most ex
IRENE risk Of disorders tha5 will involve all ia-
teres,s ia the state 10 one common RUN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

Ihs rcarganHea -rmy corps are u3W com.
maudeJ is follow -lst-Mqj Gen. 10 eph
Hooker. born 10 Massachusetts. appointed from
California 2nd-Mai Cen Edwin Y sumner.
born la Massachusetts, appointed from New
York 5d-Maj. Gen Samuel p. uaiuzleman.
born IN Pennsylvania, appointed from The same
State 4th--Mai. Gen Erasmus D Reyes born
~ Massachusetts, appointed from Maine; 9th
MAJ. Gen. Fl1 John Porter, born in New
Hampshire, appointed from the District Of Co
lumbia 6tb-Maj Gen. William B. Franklin.
born in Pennsylvania, appointed from the same
State 1th-Mai Gen. John 4. Dix, born in
New Hampshire, appointed from New York
oth-Maj. Gen, John f. Wool, born in New
York, appointed from the same State; 9th
Maj Gen. Ambrose +. Burnside, born in Indi-
ana, appointed from Rhode Island l0th-Mai.
Gen. Onnsby NJ Mitchell, born in Kentucky.
appointed from New York llth-Mai GEN
John Sedgwlck, born IN Connecticut, appointed
from the same State; l2th-Mai. Gen. Franz
Sise!' born IN Germany, appointed from Mis-
souri,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-23

TnE peculiar tMut or
infection which we
call ScRoFuLA turks
in the constitutions Of
multitudes Of men 1t
either produces or j,
produced by an en-
tccbled yitiated state
1t the blood, wherein
dlat dud become, iu-
competent 10 sustain
the vital force inthcir
vigorous action, and
leave. the sy,tcm 20
fan into disorder and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
Steamer Avs,val.

NV Y.Rg, My II.
Tho steamer Blaeketone has arr we'd With the III
Fire Zouavss formerly Lworths. " be muster.
I'd nut ~ service.
The + ench steamer Montesuma, from Vera
Cruz tho 6.h. has arrived and r~ps t. the ., ch
army msfch'ng on cx,co aud meeting but little
opposition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
N Hrchsng Or .e,s.

liz vfNw,ETH. May II.
Gen.rsl Rlunt has rec ivei marching orde,s TO
tho New Mex.uan ea pedi,ion. 1t consists Of the
kansas I'd and 7th. and The v i.c.n,ip 18th ard
18th. Il is COZ m .nded by Geaersl !. Is Mitchell,
SAID CoIone: i<ar.'ow. Of the 81 Wi-c"n 10 cavai.
~ il to bs made P.osost Mars al General Of the
sac
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

SHIPMENTS from Dsvtn nport By rail
road Tor the wesk esdiug Nay l7th: ls"
barrsis hour, 3.OeO bushels barley. 8 4as' b.
shsss. I CIV, bbis. meal 4l4 sseks malt 76 Ot
pounds pork. 1890 Ire cas meats. l,9Ov bu
potatoes. 3,24V lCs hides. 20 i've cattle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

LoxAs' Celebrated b tiled Burton
Ale and Porter Brsnds. vsults. corner Of Sd
ssd Brady sarssts. A psi.ss article o. AZ
and Porter expressly b,swsd for nursing u.
dies and invalids: sod agent Tor tbs Ssvsrsn
Brewery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

WILD PLuxs.-If blossoms ore any
indication. 'bs c'ep Of this delicious ireis.
this fsll, vill Be snssmoos. The trees ere
perfectly white With Ao~ era
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

CAU0ur At rr-A few evenings
sisee . negro ~as e.seht 10 Che Get u m'lsiog
ssss belosg,ns 70 people rs'idios % Rsck
I-laod street. He vss captured and roughly
handled By the wrooesd nsighbors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
From Baltimore.

BALT.NeKI, My 10.
The regulsf boat from Oil 0int Las an.veA but
brings no news.
kALTIxoas, Map ~.
1t IL reported by tho OIL Point bsat that the
G"rn. WAS considerably damaged in ner upper
works BY the plugging shot VI the rebel bstier-
les.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

CoLD. TIE weather j.st nov would
veil become Dsese. bss-ssw and cold. Fern.
ere say u 10 just the thing wsn,ed fos wheat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

Ysr a few days aud the csnines sill
have to sutfer. Pre-s cp ~ tie C.ssk's office
and get our life tickets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

F~osr.-Sm.rt persons Who we're up
sa,iy on Aosdsy ~oraing bright sod ssr'y
Uncovered considerable frost J. log about
loose Il vss not heavy enough. hovsver. to
Be- of any damsgs 70 vsgstssios Of sny kind.
% iar - ~ eco learn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

Recommendations Sanders ;s
oskiog repsirs u the s:de oak slong bic rre.
psrsy, 90 imrruvsmsnt much pssdsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
Proclamation u lhe, H.ses dent
WASHINGTON, Nay H.
Fyths P,esilemt ofsk. u s.

WASHINGTON, Nay 10
Kyths P,esslent ofsA> u s.
PROCLAMATION.
WHpRE.s. There appears ia tho public prints
wat lurpofts to be . proclamation OF Nsj. Gen.
nunter. aud
w.zrtAs. The ssme j. producing some excite
ment and mi understanding therefore. /, A bra
iam siDc IN P'es,hent OF he Uni ed States. prv-
.! s'n ana - .cIare that the GOvernment Of the Z.
=. nso 90 x"o~.:d@e . r belief Of int nlion OF
me pa. ~. "'i !, -. e: to issue such pros ma
that tn do:u nent 10 genuine: "a ,.-,h.. 49,,
tien hunter, ntr any other c"mms NE. :. ,....."
has been authorised BY the Government II "a,
United H,ates, u make pruciam zion ecisring the
slaves Of any StIie free, and that the supposed
f4l.e is altogether VOID, 50 far - respscts zach
d<ci.rssion. | further mske, that whether it b.
compet-nt or NE - t;omm .nde' -in-Chief Of the
army and navy. 10 declare the slaves u sDy
>sAts " tA,es free, ami whether q any 'inse :
in soy case, il shsll hsvo bec0 > nsceeeity In
0ent {, exeic.es such ssppossd powsr, srs 4uss
s,ens, which under ny responsibility ! se1srvs 70
myself. aud Viii b annot feel ja>tifed !. % =
Jug to the deci.i.n - coHmanders In tn f,id
a. ere ara not ooiy difee,nt questions from thsse
VI po.ies fegaisti"ns.
Fso0 losa"sh.
a B-rons Ce.lAfa, Nay ls
The Macon Telegraph couaswss - severe /. n
suass the coGduct he rebel .sOUp ~ r,dx.
trf ~ Nh,eh the mOs i.DpO ,xhr t.W y y. Ous
ssta,s wss opelej .he oIe0y. Sad y our II,
mines, Ia potts u cosl, s.0. and sst psas tsscsu
II amminc0t % ger.
Mattel .a~ hss been rrocla; ed over Ch ,ries-
ton and en- m,les susfvunaingt. u.
.be Amp al ssNs thss the Government wants
and must nave Ill tin roofs the cotton sheds N
that city.
The vicksnurg O..isss. Of the eth, says: \ 9TH
iox w.s head Of the edesai dsst st Tuses yes.
,sfday. lsss Zig q, suppo-sd 70 ~ the Bro 1.
Iva. possoo haySo Sass q U'elvek =. - ou the
6sh, sOing bs!cv.
The Bstan RlRue Adcoe ~ Aas ~lose d.oss
and su-psuaed Qualification. account of the %
peoseh of The fsdsml gan beats.
Gil. PA-sss, oon.oaodi"g the poet at nsnpbis
pubiishes special order. ~ order u Bsssrskard
take Coofrdassto money 1t as. and IL pessoos
siil d.ti,esly ssds':sss. sass ss:siss - III
% 81 d. grss eA a.sd u diss4 dit The sessssioe
| Of the GsvssnDsas will - talsssssd . aaythiaa
| bss aiSl..ys sy.
The kiehaosd eorsspssdsst- y The Appea
neasi"na wtsn grs,t pss~ the iasse enoast sisl
eeu1nsd II he hesp1tals - kieAnoo4 snd vi.inity
DSoas ". siunatro
WAanuao1So. My 70.
i q sso1Besaliy stated TIT IUn el4deso Guide
hpsv - sskso pUssa esssc - he odtsesioo - O.
J.nss kives, sse - uAjsA yesss sjisses1 y r.
ollne shAe eaAH NJ = 1ie1nuos -. -
81 y.xrxs13k .l - lsu1rs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

ARRIVAL OF LrsUr. HxHxG-Ths
brave eaises. vhe bed bic leg shos 81 ss ID.
b tie Of Pea Ridge. arsivsd heas yesterday
IN charge 81 Thee. uolw. vho vas cent oat 70
tsks care of hio. ssd Ma Hsnns. Who vent
out at,erwards sad net him 10 the. vssesea
part ef Ais.ousi sss
Z Histrssnds bed bssa Informed thas hs vas
coming In % The Suckss State. aud aseordiae.
Is thsy gos ess The sssacs. and q seea . The
bsas ssas 10 eight. sooossesd 6riss sslutes
A vass crowd Of sstis.ss rushej 10 ~ l.v..
- - he brave como sshors. A ss,riars
vas ta sastiae tse his. Asd ansd lo.d ehesr.
BE- .sas carried fsoo .As bose - he v.si.,.
y vhiss he sss take. - 81, A...,. .,,.,d.A
by : y g sss~d Il ps"pl.. HE ,.e =.
hssled svse perfectly. ssd be 10 10 sse,,,es,
beslsL.r AeIo - sbe5 hpys bod . hasd ,i-,.
- Asvs tss s.sesg6 Il very ssll.
He ieleeos saahAs sAsasity q g. Loais hs.
volunteered = provide Nsas. Hssss With .
esst isg ed arm. - sskss of sepresiasios
. bic besvssy. TIE ssassrs be- bssa taken
eQeie ~ vssks the Lisatesaat vill hsvt
Jet - nasy asas 49, lses ~ sssse. Bs ks'
SUushs hts lsss bsssls asd 10 lpsshs Tie lee
ess veil. Hh vfsssd5 ~ .iyd sMh deI,xh,
o0Bsst1a. ssa ~ ~ ~ u sAs ~ he =.
oDeG1oo ~ saaSsgs. Il 81
sssAA Z EskAs
.aaksI1d " %
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

DxoP in at Stars aid have Greene
eet ' n NJ !. lemonade. H. kro-sh,~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
DIED.

I. s DIED.
In this ely, % sabbath evening, Nav 18Th
su1deely. Ut disease Of the hesSe, HENRY
SLAYx KkR, aged - yeers His funeral Wii.
take piace iso his late resi leacs % Brady tthi.
(Tsesdsy) sfeesnoon II ~ e'ceeck.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

CARPETS /! CAkPE cS:!
Just II eceiced at
aoULD'5,
Covn'r Il Perry + second Stress.
4 SPLENDID STOCK or CARPETS DI.
IA Sect from the Msnuixcturer,
r. peatrsss 1><'ree, Three P.u a,eo
Ing. ain L0TpsSs.
eepsrb in quslity and atyIe. Call and SOC them
sves yt.ody and Be s.ti.fed that Gunla en- 80.
ASythilg IN the Csrps, line az to
QUALlTf, sTIl.E AEO PAIGE.
IL C1 OTHS MATS. RUUS, nANdSKS
WlNDOW W SHAHE> d FIXTURES.
kNA NALED CL, IU> IA.
Bile OIL "LUlHS.
&C. &C.;
And while in pursuit Of Carpets, bear io mind
that tiouId has cVDstxnty on hand IN ;,nmouse
stock Of
Furniture Of every Description
Of his own manufacture, consisting Of
tETE TxTE J. SnPas BUREAUS TABLES
bEDSl EAD~. LOUNt.E>. CuAikS.
STANDS. CANE SEAT
"hAIR,sF EVERY
vAklEiY,
WIL''eW esA,~s Ac., kc.
All Of which wiI b se,d q who,sss,s - :.
q The lowest prices p"ss'b'e "ta''
sr06 6wl Conner ot Ferry on "a street.
OFFICE oFThE
Peoria Ii rine E Fire Ins. Co..
No. B LIE Claire Row.
ENTRANCE ON sEeOND STREET
Capital Paid Tp. 500, ,oee.
CHARTERED is4l CHARTER PERPETUAL,
Undsswritss spon the sasss CLASSES u property.
ssaisstlos ~ iss end he pssils II ialssd asvi-
sasiea.as ssa,oassis rssss. and psospsly sajsss.
and pays ~ reasonable loses which NY osess IL
this city. !. q this sdies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
From CMllfO.ola

NAN 8A1CtSC0, My "a.
The trial Of Jcdge pssdy, of he U. i. Iii. trict
Court, ended tn-dsy ocf,rs the state Soma . ne
wss convie Cd BY two.'h;-ds m -jority, required
By . Con tisstion, Of sloyalty 10 shs 0ovsro-
nsnt, IN uttesins s-d,ti.us Language. A resolu-
tion Of expulsion iroa ottcs wss y sssd By II 70
~. The Various other charges sgainst IN, .ach
. corruption in Udice. drunkenness, &c, were not
s.stained. although IN some oAses he m.ioruv
Vas e .in.t bin The eaarxes Of misconduct 10
the trial Of Judge Terry, for killing Sen tor
br. isrick, failed. BY the vote that he was the
Judge before whom Terry vas scqui,ted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

~eposs0 ~ JAWe0 River.
-. e.u., W.sni eros. Y, J ~.
Dspsrsmsst: ~
The gunboats 0slsaa, A.s,,,.. ~. s...s
Nsuxstusk, asd Foss Royal, we're sspul,rd ,n,m
Fort Dssii1g. ssven Giiss below hickmond. ~.
terdAy.
p.gtion have returned to Jamss.o . Isl.nS.
nesr this .lse. 10 Jsmss kiser
Sersnteeu have alre .dy been buried. and thar.
srs Duwbsr of wUuodsI abuard the vssssls. in.
eluGia9 iIest. Morris.
The TO- pound gun on the Nsugasack exploded
At tie q y ..
>igntdl DAVID CAnPssLL.
By salhoiity Of Gen. MCCLELLAN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20
LATEST NEWS

LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
The WAR NEWS.
con. 60LDSBORO IN POSSES
SIvN0F RkBEL Bate ilCS
On JAMES LIVER.
REPulsE OF FeClRAl ruN-
t0AJS on JAMES ,jvER,
r. f0CiAnA7lON OF TIE PRcSI-
Benz IL IAg HUNT Z CASE.
Judge Hardy or Cal formta
COnvicts d Of Disloyally
by the Seaate.
ELLSWORTH FIRE zoUAvEs NUS.
T4RAD UUl Or SERVICE.
Martial Law Proclaimed over
charleston and Vicinity.
xxxvIl CONG REss. FIRST SESSION.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

PRoxorsD.-Ws learn with pleasure
that Cspt. Geo. ". Van nossp. Of The 18th
R.simsos. hes been promoted to the office Of
Major Of that Rsg'msos. Msior shane takes
the Place Of 1t. Col. Psies. resigned. The
promolion va on sceouot Of brave end gal.
liant conduct display Cd on the battle Geld. Ths
frissds Of nejor Van Hosso will Be much
pleassj TO learn Of thss good fortuea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

SUDDEN DEArm OF AN EsrlMABLE
Cr,xsx Wa regret very much to record IN.
death Of Henry Y. Slsymsker. E-q.. Of THE
city. NJ. 8. attended church on Sunday
morning. and etaii at homo in the Afternoon
and evening. spendtng bic 'i0s 10 reading and
conversation with The fauily Of bic daughter.
Nrs. Ruihrsuf. with whom be sesiisd. II.
was In the enjoy yoent Of bic u'usl health and
sp,tiss. He retired early. aud after time
eallee his daughter. complaining Of difficulty
In breathing. and some other ailments Of no
serious character % was supposed. Ars. K
gave hid some soothing drinh. snd retired 70
her room. thirtiue sosIise ef the cireum.
aaasee. ln ebert tine she vss csll.d bavk
Ard etc found her father very much distressed
foe breath. D.. Adler = - iUmsdiately ssIt
les, b, b died sfeee sssis'sscs came. The
Dos. OF ssys be d Cd Of Lssrt disesss. bs,
whether from the ses-setios ., he valves o.
from drorsv. be 10 aeahls 70 state.
Af. Slsymsksr wss 81 ysArs II ass. ssd iss
lived 10 The city ssGs tee - twelve 1ssn
Hs vss bees 10 Lancaster eoesty. Pa. and
vas sshssl lslisv 9th sx- Pres dsss Janss
Duchsssn. HE dea,h vill b much lsmspt~d
By bic many irissds. The fasseal will taks
plsss today.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

THs attention Of our readers is direct.
ed {, the advertisement Of the steamer Bill
Hsudersoo Ia smother eelumn. Pssssngers
and shippsrs viii snd shis superb aud con-
vsnisnt packet, and on hsad st oil times %
advertised. OF her Rssrs. Capt. Rhodss and
and Clerk Pierce. they need 20 rseommsods.
tioo. - darios the msuy ssasons which they
ofSo,>'sd 10 their present espae,ty. has md.
their nance both porulsr and familiar With
che entire busiosss psblic. H. n. Prstsymsn
and r. w. wssson. agents at this point.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

W0uHDxD AND Sick COMIN0.-The
following d,spa'ch wss received ysstsrdsy
which explsi"s its-lf:
Pi1rsBuao l.ANDiwo. Nav II. 1862.
A. j KyMetf aud hwasd hw.sei.. Dap"po,t:
FIT Wy . husvual Tor 3aM Wounds.: o. more !:
IL vill b~ flied up NJ once. Will you do II
Aossss. telling bow @say
IRA n. GIrvoRo.
A dtsp,teh vas immsdiatsly cent bsck 10
Mr. Clifford, telling him to send along three
hundred snd they viii he provided far.
Il vill be seen trom sbis that our citisens
have got come work on their hauds which
must be attended to promptly, - shs pstisI,s
VII probably hs here 10 week or less.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-20

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