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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

one Drilling and Turning Lathe. with drills and xtures
one Portable Forge: Soldering Bellows; very
large and 'nplcte set of1ab!e instruments, &C. &c
street on j. A. moWLASD first door at head Of the
same STAIRS Or on DR.; O. F. HARRIS l5S Main street
VHHE SYRACUSE NURSERIES
offer a large and very attractive stock of
Trees, Plants and Shrubs, &C.,
FOR THE FALL TRADE.
The quality ofth stock unsurpassed and the prices
set this season are low beyond precedent.
Apples, three four aud five years old extra fine.
Pears both dwarf and standard and of very wide
of varieties.
PEACHES, CHERRIES. PLUMS,
AerS@s rim n 9apes Az
both the old and the new varieties.
Currants, Gooseberries. Raspberries, &c
OF ORNAMENTAL TREES an excellent stock
European silver Fir Balsam, Arbor Vita, Spruce, Nor
way aud American; Pine, Scotch, Corsican Austrian;
Weeping; Horse Chestnut Catelpa Larcb, Maple Lin.
den, Tulip, &c Also
shrubs, Roses, DahEas.
House and bedding-out plants in every variety
GREAT INDUCEMENTS ARE OFFERED TO CLUBS.
As parties although they wish to purchase but
lightly. can be supplied at wholesale prices
particular descriptions refer to our Catalogues
named below Persons wishing to buy, however, will
oWei TO correspond directly with the undersigned
the prices will in all be much qualified by the
amount and kinds of stock taken
This of the oldest largest and established
Nurseries in the United States and parties ordering may
rely here upon being carefully and well served
OUR CATALOGUES.
No. "a descriptive Catalogue fruits.
no. ID descriptive Catalogue of Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs Roses, Dahas, Green House Plants,
&c, &c.
No. A Wholesale Catalogue and Trade List
w. BROWN SMITH,
Successor to Smith Il Hanchett.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-18

TAME5 X. PIERCE gives especial atten
~ tionto care and renting OF Houses Stores, &c
also. to genera lcnliectng dist mch22
nLD FURNITURE PAINTED AND
" REPAIRED, Chairs new seated by JOHN LY-
SOT. at No. 3 Contra street Worcester. diff iel3
EVENLY FIVE SHOATS FOR
~ SALE. Inquire of J. LOWELL, No. ] Sunnyside.
81 diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19
a. 4s The GREATEST THE GREATEST NUMBER.
.,av DAVENPORT IOWA THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 49, 1862
secessi' IS humbug.-Andy yoAnson
at Nashville. -
Sensible Words.

After showing how much might be
done if the newspaper press would only
uniteio avigorous and harmonious effort
to crush the rebellion, the Milwaukee
Sentinel proceeds:
Instead OF that We have this perpetual
stimuIus OF quarreIs and jealonsles = this
perpetual d,scordance with lis natural
results of. dosbt, apathy and despair.
Take the Chicago Tribune for example.
From the moment this war broke out it
has done little lees than to excite ana
promote trouble. Tnree-tourtLs of all
its Iabors have been against our own
men, working TO the best OF their ability
10 our own cause. When it was not
Fremont it VAS some one else, and now
it is Mcclellan. No wonder Banks
meets with reverses. 1t would take the
strength and wisdom Of Omnipotencc to
act with ordinary ssgscity 10 the dis
cords with which these babbllng fools
surround our public men. We shall
meet with worse reverses yet, if these
discords bear their legitimate fruits.
Some bolt, red with uncommon wrath,
10 necessary to close the mouths Of these
mischief makers, and secure that trust,
faith and unity out Of which alone tri-
umph can come or should cone.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19
XXXVII co NGKi,ss;. .--FJRST SESSION

" AsHIEaToS, June II.
SENATE.-1he Paciae Railroad bill was taken
up, the question being an amendment offered by
Mr. Harlan, to mako a railroad at or as near Fcst
kearneY Hs shall be fouad Jyr .eteab.o by actual
surveys, which was discussed at length by Har-
Ian, Pomerov, Lane Of Kansas; McDougal, Nor
and rejected. Yeas l3, nays IL. The question
was then read on the anend,nent Of the commit
tee, liking the comm eneelnent in one hund. edith
degree, longitude. This amendment modified
the motion Of Mr. Clark 50 a. to .lako IL oae hun
dredth degree, within the Territory of Nevada,
and was adopted. large number Of amend
mendments were proposed by the committee and
adopted.
On motion of different Senators numbe, of
names were added to the list.
The corporation bill was reported 70 the Sena to.
Adjourned.
HoUsE. Further proceedings wore interrurtcd
by tn expiration Of the morl!og h our, hen the
House went into Committee Gf the Whole on the
sta te vf the Union, Mr., Phelps in the chair, and
proceeded to the consideration Of the special or
der. namely: The bill to authorize an additional
issue of United States Trca.ury notes.
.ir Spau.diDg, Of New YORK, said this mode
which was adopted Elk months ago, for raising
money worked we'll as war measure. either
tho executive or legislative departments couii
pace limit to expenditures Of the Governme nj
lUrng tho war All We could do was 20 contract
dehs which IS necessary TO sustain oar ay,uy snd
navy. As allparsss are agreed tha, there mug Re
avis,feu4 pr secu on o. ho,,iiiries, therefore all
pa les shoe afford inrais tor .t'at ia ,..se. The
Sc retary Of the Treasury ought t. te clothed
y b alnpe power to met any contingencies, an
lie would vote confer il upon hin ts leving he
woid vcise i i-el, aLd oF the best interests
Of the couHtry. he ground uton hlch this bill
sts is necessary, ana kelco im mediate acton is
essenti i.
The Treasury bill then laid ,sde.
ihe House concured IN the SeGate's substitute
fer Mr.. Arnoll's bill II forever prohibits slavery
in Territories now existing, or which Vt any tine
hereafter may be formed or acqare;.
The SeEate bill don ting lands to tho several
States and Territories tor the establishment Of
colleges for agricultural ard mechanical arts, was
taken up. The House by la &c majo.ity refuses
to refer it to the Comm on Public Lands. Il
apportions lands to each State and Territory at
the ra.e OF thirty thousand each, the interest Of
the proceeds Of the sales to be appropriate for the
above named purpose. The bill passed. Yeas
SO, Nays25.
Adjourned
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19
From Com. Dupont.


WAsHINGros, Juie IL.
Com. Dupont has forwarded to tho Navy De-
partment, the rep IT OF Lieut.. Comby, Of the gun
boat Lucia, at Mayport Mills. St. Johns River,
Fla, announcing the death Of Lieut.. J. G. Short
xen, tho executive officer Of that vessel On j une
9Th, he left in command Of three gunbeats with
Aeting Master J. H. Rogers, Master Mate Fiske,
and 40 men with email arms. Tho object was to
capture . man named Geo. Huston, captain Of a
company Of rebels now in tho vicinity Of Beach
crock Twas informed that Huston boasted Of
having hung negro pilot, who was captured at
the time OF the death Of Lieut.. Budd, near
Smyrna. On that account wished to have him as
a prisoner for the purpose Of securing the general
tranquility OF the persons along this river, most
Of whom. doubt not, would gladly acknowledge
the authority of tine United States, Wero they
not in fear of violence from of that oharac
Lieut.. Spartzen landed at early sylight, aud rro
oeeded rapidly with his party to tho house Of
Huston The la ter, it apaears, was alprizsd Of
ais coming, met him at the door, armed with q
double barreled gun, two pistols and bowie
knife. Upon the demand Of Spratzen to surrender
himself prisoner, Huston fred AZ him with
pistol, the bail entering high up on the left breast
killing him instantly. Huston discharged an
other pistol and gun without further injury to our
party, and was instantly wounded in four places
and brought on board. He is suIros ed to be NOR
tally wounded. Several shcte were fired from
Huston's house by porsons who escaped, Huston
firing upon Lieut.. Sprat2en, supported Us he was
by large force
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

BUILpING AND, REP AIGrN Our car
pentsrs and .bailders all appsarlto have their
h.nds full Of work in putting up ne . BALD
ings and rspalring old! Oar citizens are doing
Agrsat dsal Of work npon their property tbi.
season, and it's effect D. observable Ia tho en-
haaeed beauty Of our city and its surround
srea "A stitch 10 tioe.' ETC., is applicable to
oil trades and pureuits. ana Afew repairs 1t .
spaipal estasy this sseason @msy nys aEiasss
bill for, for the same thing se.t gear. Keep up
gear feacse, lmssd our arsSfs, srd sbovs al
use paint and lime literally. Clean hotties
and AlssasSlnes givs'A' leSd iuprsssijn to
4heAs,paeaas sf eshs thrifsinssi sad saesey sf
'A' lalsao56lpap.s .so63 .oas So 700 :, '''' : .
d sixssk q o. sssssrssa sssx-siss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

OUR HosPITAL.-Mr.G Clifford showed
US . letter from the seat Of war yesterday writ
ten BY Mr.. Wittenmeyer, which states that
the eteamer Decatur will probably start soou
for this point With load Of eick eolJiers for
our army hospital. She states that that beat
had left With load for Cincinnati, and as soon
as it returned il would be filed and sent here,
unless positive orders to the contrary wers re-
ceived from the Surgeon General She ex-
presses the utmost confidence the. this hcepi-
tal viii be filled. We should not BE- sarprised
10 see hospital boat here next week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

! THERs are. two parties, in exsatspce
who want disdolution. sSlsvevy and =
ssc,u1t.h,etg 9 q. ,ss sCcnfed deracy aate the hobby.
Gunner sa'sts,to breax W tie Gossya-
gssnss oNd 90 do Abolitto,sists gese,ullv.
.1hey s hold that Il .iavefy sotyiye.. t6s
sUeiona cannot, endure. issSeeessiooists
srgre that & the Union lconsinpst,
AlAsesg ~ Lost sAbohtioniats w. ~ ffne ~
lrssmpee4 ieeE Esbst thsysseesGt pGaeo1l
rh@hLyAN - - ~ M52-DS sffsacsssl
- SeksnA ssw&6-Tfa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19


lae 81. 49, a,eAt eg.s4-.# u tsyo i p.r'-
mems. w Iiatb.as Il,uso a'fi y nulin- Soho9i.
ihe '.ti1t.s nya 6, wltct - niv,iod inio
~ drtine tpartneft-, II y oe oculeJ 81 a,y
our during the ~ BY hopef, q s'a on ii ~
Tor s.Iminiag tna bntntLg, .. Of slDgse bathing
tickets.
. he sw INN bg d.,arim at vi be used eI
clu,iyely b. trec swimmers sd winning .ch a.
ars, only IA thing drss. dnrsns lesson hours ana
tor swip.iGin. &C.. Ian oety III pres sshre .i tho
inning tea;for. Free swim .rr are thlse aho
are able 20 s's,m once cntirely around TIE rres
with case ~~imm,ps sch 1lars until pronounced
ice ewimners) sili not be- emitted 70 swim
aifhou. tie bet, 10 prevent accidents.
By advice Of thyscian@, mo time of remain :
ing IN the water vii, % il'tel % 10 MINUTES in
-iribg. 10 80 minutes IN Summer, and to l5 min
utes In Fall months.
At the termination Of oaeh lesson the mem
bers viii leave tho basin at tho sig.ai to nIai O
rom tor the others.
Bathing house and swimr ming school will be
open every day except Sundays, from o'clock in
the morning till nine Ia tho evening. Sundays
isOm u 4. n.
The swimming school will bs devoted sxeiu
sivcly TO ladies irom 70 IL A. n. and from 3 to
70 8 p. n !, accessible - msle members, from I 70
;s,r 81, : n i and fro" II A. NJ to 'p. NJ and from
Polite behavior is expected ~ we'll ~ proper
attention to the rules and directions Of tho teach
Any necessary alterations Of rules end rsgu-
lations will be posted up in the rooms.
10 Season ticket to the bathing house and
swimming school, ~ 90, enc half is 70 be paid In
and the balance at the end Vi one month. Single
bath tickats Is cents, ten for one dollar.
II Bathing dresses. towels &c. will be furnish
ed by the members Of the swimming school, and
will be taken charge Of, dried and kept 10 order II
desired, ut . charge Of ten cent? per week.
IL Parents or guardians Of the Pupiisn per-
sons introduced by the teacher will b. admitted -
visitors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19
For Rel,E.

n HE SOUTH HOUSE OF THE DOUBLE
] frame dwelling the northwest corner Of
18th and Perry streets, fronting On Perry street,
rev occupied by me. The house contains ten
rooms, is pleasantly located, well shaded, 10 good
condition and il very desirable residence. A
portion Of the furniture would be soH 10 tho ten
ant desiring il. Apply on the premises to John n.
Crawford, 0: to 4. b. Hill, at MetroI oitan Block
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19
DISTRICT COURT.
Juss Trrx. 1852.
Hos. JOHN F. DILLON, Judge.
IRA III. CLIFFORD. Clerk

WKDSEspAy, June IL.
Court opened ct o'clock A. 81.
The jury 10 the case Of Mccullough ".
Craig, broagL, in > verdict for aefsndan. for
$3.50.
Isaac Mas vs. Strauss d Bill.teio--ati4cli
ment Jury trial The examination Of witnesses
in this case lasted all day and will be resumed
to morrow. Lindley aud Dow 4 Br, WI for
Plaintiff; j. T. Cook end Parker l. Elwards
for Defendants.
Court aajourued at o'elocl, r NJ, Til .
o'clock 10 .morrow morning. a@s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

In 1890. Congress took . very ssnsi-
BILE view Of the slavery question, which,
if it had been followed to this, day. would
have saved some trouble. g In response
to petition they Asoi g ~. y 2 = g'lo. g 8.
!. Rssolyed,, That Congress have no au-
thonty to interfere 10 the.emAscipstion
of slaves, or in the treatment Of them in
any Of the States, it remaining with the
several States alone to- provide rules
and regulation, therein which humanity
and true policy may reqaire.ds haa ,Tisaa>
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19
U:ssolnf:on or PnyinsrsS.ip.

rT,HE FIRM OF THOMPSON & BROWN Is
L this dayi ssolved by mutual consent al
debts Of the firm 70 be settled by james Thoup-
son. Mr.. brown retiring from the brm Ar
Thompson win con nsinae the business at tn Old
stand, where ne viii always bs. Ieady 10 wait 1kcn
all tustomf thankinS ftliic forsl iss' IA
ro,s he hCueg ~ n crit : co.s @rce VI tps ssaic
Y %s~tcfaber 2, 1897.
8, ts.E.# JAMr4e isiUdPans,
f8-d,1 IRA bRnWA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

A DECIDED CHANeE.-Ye esterday the
clustering. Very nice, perhaps, for dealers in
fall and winter garments, but not Ut all suited
to the propagation Of corn and strawberries.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

CHICAGO gives a pretty fair majority
for the new constitution oi the State OF lllinois
though the result in the State is doubtful At
this writing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Markct....Da,.y Report.

OFTIo- OF THE Dxa l. Nxwsl
wednesday i've, Juue )
Wneatis tending downward, though there i.
little change in quotations.
f-our. We Gnose at sa.toRi.aa.
WHEAT - Active and firm a. f508se Ra.
eierts ,s42 bn. Shipments 2 sS bu.
nAxlgY.--Nothins doing. We quote nnnnal
at 31tI'l0c. 1
eoRs-lsG lIc. Receipts l67 .u @hirrer,s
100 bu
O.ra = Active at 25,a 27c. Rseeip,s "a bu,
Shipments l,0Do bu. fu
MooL--23A40c Rsceipts 80 lbs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

PLEAsssT.-A party Of the young
and festive 0! our good city assembled in the
Ls Claire House parlors, Tuesday evening, and
to the enlivening strnins Of Milo Whites violin
passed several gloriousIy pleasant hours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

"FIEALLY, said |, it had been au.
thorized some three or five years ago,
BY competent authority, to arrest some
two or three hundred Of your most
wicked Northern Abolition agitators,
and an equal number of our God-forsa-
ken and He'll deserving Southern dis.
unionists, and had hung them upon 8
common gailows, buried them in a CON-
mon ditch in the District Of Columbia.
embalmed. their bodies in Ginseng
weeds and dog-fsnnel, there would have
been mono Of these troubles to>dsy upon
the country."-Parson Brownlov a.
Ne,c York. ege-l iiW 3 'ss<
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

"TH1s particular lot Of the Wall car
bine," says one OF the Congressional re-
ports, twas sold to Arthur NJ. Eastman,
by order Of the Secretary Of War, for
$3.50 each, and Simon Stevens, the
broker Of Fremont, buys them for
$3.50 each, and turns them over to
Fremont instantly for $4,000 each, and
gets drafts on the treasury for the whole
amount, seeking brokerage Of S5l 1926
from the government he vas serving"
This is the way Fremont obtained part
of his arms. And yet President Lin
cola would have the country believe
that al! the operations under the gov.
ernment were conducted honestly, aud
without loss to the treasury.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

% n W. F. ROSS, AGENT. - i
THE HoxR INSURANCE.. CoMpaNY
Il " 3 Il Or kEw Yoak. u lfEC
CASH CAr,rAL, Osx M1Ix1ox Do1LAss.
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Co.
- - g. CaAIrBxsD a. d, l5le, @1 < ~
CASH C1rlfAI, $5oO, ,ooe.
Orr1cs- MsrkoPorarAx BurtDfxo. DAyxspogr.
.ssIz fBARK q ilUfT n n
bNEALER6 IN OARRlAGE6,s BUGGIEs,
~ Pianos and Hasmonie Mslodecns frsm the
hest Eastem MAqQehetoj>es Of ~, ,111nt approved
patterns, ,sudxs 1yb1 that d2y 6 Kpstition, No
,14h3ade avDa1Dg1S6oWAo haEL4oF
NJ rLb-iETM
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19
st. LOnis Market Is.

ST. LorIs, June l2.
FLopE.-Dull at So. .4GQI70.
WHEAr. Market unch sIsed, s1Hs.c.
Coax. In fair demand 1t 3lc
tAKLkY.-szl.M55.
OATs-25L026c
RyE-F rm 1t SIC,
HAY-s5c
FoRK- 80 rs
LARD-SXo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19
THE CIT Y.

The Hon. EDWARD EVERETT lectures
10 Dabuqus tomorrow evening. He is visiting
the principal cities 81 the North west.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

TIE weather is highly favorable to
the wheat crop. go the farmers tell US. II it
continues 90 week or two longer there will
be q rousrg crop.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19
The Golden Wreath,

published this day. This popular book, two
hundred Thousand copies Of wsich have been sold,
row contains upwards Of ,wo huDdred and fifty
songs, including all the best, among which are
the following adapted 70 the spirit q the times:
Star SpaDgled banner, Hail Columbia, Oar Flag
is there, NY Country It's Of thee, Origin Of Yam
kec Do6ile, and Children oe the Union. Its bril-
liant collection Of 200, or more schs lsongs com
prises, Annie Laurie, Cheer Boy., Child's Wish,
Darling Nelly Gray, Dearest spot, Nettie Moore,
Grave of Washington, Home AEain, Shells Of
Ocean, Lulu il oar Darling, My Qaeso, Ny Own,
Nv Gentle Neither, Shed mot . tear, Star Of tho
Eyeninr. Come % the sunset Tiee, Angels told
mo so Invstation, ana all tho oshsr favor,es, 10
ss.her With elementary insz9csisbs and nnner-
QUE attractive sxercisss many Of which are adapt
el 10 Calssthsnic motSnsh6. Price only 80 cts.
1n1ecsdpe q tuAish 'itwllIbs msiDsp pktpAid
pl;sst p, s.ose ceul 13z ]. Ess5siel:
sea ''f's' s.aov Tia Vi. 1ixg f1gN4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

FIRE WogKs.-The only agents for
s. H. Starr, Of this city. lie will furnish ey-
erybody at Chicago rates. Get supply for
the 4th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

Election in Illinois on the New Con.
StitutiUa.
Aurora, Js.e n.
Aurora poliei l ,2o2 votes Ine majority
against tie new Constitution i. 926.
Peoria, June H.
Tho o6iei vote today in the city gives ma
jorty in favor o! the new Constitution of $50.
PKcaToNiCs, June II.
Tho vote here is 81 for, AID 20 agaiu.t the
new Constitution.
RoCxP,gp. June II.
Tne official vote Of Rockford is for the new
Constitution BIZ, against y55. Tosal naJority
against it CAB.
CHICAGO, June II.
The majority in favor Of the new Con .titution
in this city is sO2 Returns from the State are
meagre, and not cnony yh t. Indicate the result.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19
the ILLINOIS CONSTITUTIONAL
ELECTION.

The election upon the question OF
adopting or rejecting the new Constitu-
ton of the State of Illinois came of on
Tuesday with the most happy results.
If any reliance is to be placed upon the
admission oi the Chicago Tribune, there
Can be NO doubt that the Democracy
and conservative masses Of Illinois have
done themselves honor and have achiev-
ed fresh gloly by their acts Of Tuesday.
We take it for granted that the new
Constitution is adopted.
Illinois has spoken her opinion Of the
fanaticism Of the day. The Empire
City of the West has arisen in her ma.
jesty and strength to rebuke the higher
law heresies and negro amaIgsmation'
ists of the day. She has notified her
sister States, and the Union at large
that she is conservative to the back
bone-that the Federal Union as it v as
and the Federal Constitution as it is, is
her line Of policy, her solid platform, now
and henceforth. Thank Heaven for the
conservative, democratic sentiment Of
tho Sucker State. The voice Of warming
she has raised will go forth among the
sisterhood Of States with xceeding great
effect. 1t will be heard 10 New England
as the will of the Great North west it
will resound throughout the Middle and
Northern States with thunder notes it
will notify the rebels Of the South that
the gallant soldieFy Of the Northwest
are shedding their precious blood for
the purpose ofupholding the old Union
and Constitution in spite of any and all
opposition; it is as the voice Of many
thunders proclaiming to this noble con-
federacy OF thirty three States, that the
Union must be and shall be preserved
that neither fanatic in the. North nor
traitor IN the South has the power to
overthrow this Government. 1t is the
voice of the conservative masses that is
heard in this election. They are rally
ing to arms; they are banding together;
they are hocking together under the
tolds of the old flag they are coming
with one heart, one will, one object, to
protect, preserve, and perpetuate the in-
heritence gwen Us by our fathers. The
word OF the democracy Of Illinois has
not been spoken in vain. II comes with
authority from those who have the
right to speak (; it comes as trumpet
blast unto the people Of the dear old
Uuion to prepare for the vindication of
the rights Of those for whom tha Union
and the Constitution xas framed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-19

lGNAT:US LAN:ER.
DnYSIClAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHEUR.
i OsSIcs-South-e y brady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours fsom t. ga. ~, and
to SPIN, :v--37.t
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A. uAGEBOECK,

A. nAGEBOECK,
LithOgraphcr. Ehgrayer and Printer.
CORNER OF MATv AND SECOND SIS.
DAvENPoRT. IOWA.
LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF LITHOGRAPHIC
T. work executed in the most approved style in
blecx or in culors, IT reasonable terms. mch3
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CLAINvOYANCE.

Mr.. AND MRS. 7. 8. PRICE, HYDRO
IX1 eclectic and ciairvoyant physicians Mrs.
Prico will pay spe nal attention to the practice Of
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to her
sex. 90 W..
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residence, Lecture House. Reception room be-
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