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The national Republican., 1862-07-04
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Graves Frances CLANCY, Kate lordon, yirgini.
Grant, kaslan Germna, MARY Gibbon, Teress \
Cray, Sarah Gsiaer, Sophia diimln, Mar h,
aissr, betty Grosvenor, s A Gil lam, Mag
lrant, A Gibsoi, , ath Gasisr, Mrs Jas
6raham, NJ GRAFT, Lizzie t-+ '.lI o.. i
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Hsr, Lucy Hauliu, Jsnetts Hacker, Mrs M :,
a:oS Ma Hs.s1s hoy hssiissi hhsaifis Nj E.s
House, Mary Hollis, Anuic Hilton, Evily
NJ Y" sa' aSish:.n aeS Hss n%%s
Hill, EiEy H.mSiln N 81 Harrington Mary
Joyce, Ad.lla. johnson, - M. y.s..ou Alice
5Sss: 5o.spAs. s:p Johnson n;sn S
Ksu,z, HELEN D K,oush, in. K.ldeno.os, A u
Kiss,VF Kiroy. Libbis :, ei =.
Ladd, Anna Luekett, Mrs M Lester, Lizzie '''
ists tssss. &dsl. L!~,.no., MpwEy Ss, s:Ise %
Loch.Isyef II Little, Mr,uD ~
ss,s,., Emily Ms;sn1,sA 4 Msq.l... Mary
Moore, Ssllie A Marron, Mrs. Mcintyre, Aug
M.ni M S. MIL MsSsy MMgSsSyh h,. M MsSa. MsSs Mo Louis,
Ml.op. MnL n MeGi,l May Mar,h, M;. 9 D
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| oliver, Margaret
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Patterson, Mary
Isone, MA Robsrson,C G Il binson, BItty
i;odsS.n, sS N ) i l. sslsy. susan Susan ~ A'
s%i!i. M.IyE sIss henson h ,s! ss!ss,d., Susan
s,%' s,s1t' Ssiie Sine, sm,uou.,E s'%S''Hsr Mrs
SSu'z. Ava Shaver, Barbery Seymour, Jsnnl
Shea, Mrs Danl sesafs, sarah Seymour Mary
s%i'a, Mrs car'S'ewar'' Mrs Geisu''0n' Marsai'
T.y:or, Elizabe hTh mp'on, Mrs 9Th, ,ookmorto",
Thomas, 1Sw-snd Aunie ann Mr. a.
ruriey, Jsns Tiiton, MAC
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vaudeyeau. Z J VanDamme, Mrsvanarm md, q
Valentine, II Chas
Walker, Mrs r Twhlttam, Mis- AW Ion, Anna
| Wright, MrsP Worthington y
White, sarah Wallace, Mr.. + Wilkins, sarah
Woodr, Mrs N Wessou, Mary Walker. Mary
Weston, Mrs BWi lams Laura WaIsworth III
| Walker, Lizzie Washington Miss
Woolford, NJ j A Wilson, Anna
Wainwright, Mrswilii.rs, Med Walker, Mary
RIohsrI woodward, = Walker, Mr
Wheeler, HELEN
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aENTLEMEN's LIST.

AdoIph, Adolph Angel, Js,se w Araold, Reason
Adauason, Alex Alden, Jonarhau a twatrr, Royal
Abel, Renj njamin krmc, Allen, Timothy
Amea, Deios Andrews. Mr. Anarcss, Theot
Andersen, FrnnkAtklns, Nicholas Arnold, WIN
Arnold. Go W Alexander, N Adams, Win y
Andrewa q w
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LOCAL NEWS.
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= 6 AavarSisefS w. W = 80
Nearly 10 Asssand sepiss Of ~ A0sS-
oa~ an aIsss,stsd a,ions the hcssng popuia.
on svssy cay ys<sidss thslargs nshpsr sefves
+, rsgalAs iahsS,ipsfs, AA,erssers win sass
rots aooor AnAlH.Taa dl.8 Do ralirtrpsh 80 ~
The national Republican., 1862-07-04

DY w. L. WALT u CO., ,Aactioneets,
- Successors Of WALL 4 BAENARD
VERY VALUABLE AND PLEASANT RES
IDEe e iu The village of B adensburg At Auction
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock, aist in.
OF vafy rich iaud Improved Eys DWELLING
HOUSE { eight rooms, stable, sni other oonve
MEN ou. uses, 40.
hi, desirable property Is pleasantly situated
W thin . few MINUTES walk Of tie celebrated Spa
pr ng Tn, house and a?purtenances sre all In
pvr,ct nrd:r; and to any ot,e lie iring . pleasant
country seat, this sale will Afford good
to secure one.
Terms made known at sale.
W. l.. WALL CO., Auc.'fs,
Successors Of Wall Il Barnard.
jy 2-tds tStarl
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GALE OF VEGETABLE STALLS
- In the
In The Northern, Centre, Eastern and Western
Markets.
MAYORS OFFIcE, June ls,1se2
All persons desTols Of securing VEGETABLE
STANDS In either OF thc a,ove named Markets are
hereby notified that they v Ill be .od the highest
bidder, for o,sh In accordance with law the fol-
| lowing days, to wit:
Northern Markl, Wei nesday, July ., 1862.
Centre Market, Thursday, July ., issl.
| Western MsrIet, Monday, July !. ,S2
Eastern NJ ,rket, Wednesday, July 9, 1862.
| N. BAH persons ow holding sandl can retain
them by paying, prior to the day OF sale, tie ap-
prafement price Of ruch stands aud returning I'll.
certificate OF deposit Of uch ale to the Clerks Of the
| different Markets previous TO the day of sale
RICHARD WALLACE,
| je 23-eo6t Mayor.
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Green, Apo.-2 Graves, Gso 4 Gordon.
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iss o;ss X. S:s:.. = - S;:s $::s; VII
Goldsmith ,Dk-2Gliok, Jno Gsg, WmT
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Gallagher, WIN , Gootse,Z 1.'. ....
#:.'s. H:.ss, s.!s!. i, s;:s. Mr.
HOLMES, A l. Hi, HI Hirtweil, N
H. ..ll Ia H.sSSss H.: :aM HHsssss;;' H.s,;' \ Is
hey Hsuu, A Hume hos y HslLCA
Hoseboon, DR. HAwEwonhS Mollofsn,f
HoofIpsn, U " HsnSenes, Jas H. rison, r "A
Hunter, ca Heany, Jno Heirdman,
autzbe, CO Hamis,y nWntineton, q
Holersn, o Haseu, J9 Hap, Thos
H.rs H.siSs HSisas, hSsas s'' H.raias d: o Co.,
Howard, c-s How;el, John Msssn
HarfAh, q HAWley " y hnrmsn, W N II
HortDo, Daui Hofnsn, J L Hood, WIN
Hickiing DIP Husbands J y HArriman;
Hatch, b b Houston, DR. MHesloo, w CO
Hanps, David Henry, jas hsUy, VIM
Hi.ch, David Hamilton, J J Hartman, WIN
He fy, EJ-2 Hesly, Jno W jr Hutohnson, DR.
Horf, Eliza Heiskell, jacob
Hern Ephn Honl dale, j Hauford. L
Hall, TT Howard. II HAb ed, Wm
Hobs, @ DC Nay, IN Henderson, w A
Hayr. Rev HH Auss. Juo 3 Hallett, WV
Hicosk, Hy W Heard, DR. l. Hubbsll, WV
Hall, II, NJ
JaMssou, AG Jaonou, Judge Jons, LtSM
Jones, Andrew Johnfon, IsaSc RJohnson, Judge
Jewett, Br johnson, Mel LIE SandersJRW
T. nes EM Jamison, L CuJones, Ssml
James = A Jones, Levi jack, Thos p
JarH Jas Irving, Oscar Iitaa, Ihos
Jsnes John T Jsnes, SlssB JOSEF, Hm
Joht son, Jno NJ
Kell y, Andrew Keliigg, Col G BKnox, Jas
Ike ,ch, Allen Il Kellogg, Henry Kerr, Hon J B
King, Amos II KoogIe. Henry Ckvum, Jno Nj
Kiifour, Alex Kimmell, II q Kelly, Michael
krster, ELIAS Kelly, Jo;sph Gkips, Wm
kaan.r Geo KslasX, Lao w Kroner, R,chafd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
TO-DAY'SADV'TS.

'I>kUSTEE'S SALE. Whereas, on the day
i Of May, A. D., 1857, Lydia A. Wheeler and
Daniel Il. Wheeler, husband of the said Lydis,ot
The COUNTY Of Scott and State of Iowa. executed
unto John Jordan, as Trustee,a cert.in Deed OF
conveyin. TO said trustee certain lot Of land
in eaid Scott county described as follows, tOwit
That part Of section number thirty-three (33) in
township number seventy-eight (7S) north Of
rauge number three, east Of the 5th NJ, partic-
ularly described as follows, to-wit: Commencing
at . point where the south limo of the telegraph
road intersects the east line Of lands owned by
saidfrst party in said section thirty-three (33)
thence running south along said east line Of said
first party's land eighty (8O) rods, thence running
(4O) rods. thence north on q line parallel With
said st line eighty SOY rods to the south line Of
said telegraph road, thence east along said south
line Of SAID road to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning twenty acres, which said Conveyance was
made BY said Lydia A. Wheeler and Daniel II.
Wheeler, her husband, for the pursose Of securing
the yment Of two certain pronissory notes, exc
cuted by the said Lydia A. heeltr and Daniel
H. Wheeler da' ed May 9th 1857 able one year
after date with ten per cent interest per apnum
after maturity one for the sum Of 81 ,32o.U0. pay
able to the order of Isabella G. Shesff, and the
other for the sum Of $685. o. payable to tho order
of Charles H. Sheaf. Said no'ss ere now owned
BY George w. Ellis. And now, said pscmissory
notes having become due and payable and the said
Lydia A. Wheeler and Daniel II. Wheeler having
failed to pay the same, l, John Jordan Trustee a.
sresaid do hereby give this public notice thstby
virtue OF the powers in me vested BY said De. Of
Trust, will, on Friday the 2yth DAY Of August,
A D. 1882, at the hour Of 2 o'clock, P. NJ Of said
day, OF the Court Houee door, in the CITY of Dav-
enport in said county expose and oher for sale .,
public auction, the parcel Of land above described,
or 90 much thereof - may be necessary to satis-
fy and pay the amount Of said notes with interest
thereon to the day of sale, together with I'LL tho
costs and expenses attending said sale costs Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
Fight IN Missouri.

PALNYRA, NO., Aug 5.
severe fight occurred at Newark, Knox coun-
ty. on Friday evening last. About 900 guerriilas,
under Porter, approached town an hour before
sunset, aud were me, by parts of two companies Of
he state mi itary under Lain, numbering Is
men. The rebels charged on our troops ,nd were
repulsed, when they dismounted aud finally drove
Capt Lain into town, whore IA severe struggle
took place. resulting in the captulation Of our
force. who immsdia lately paro,ed. Our loss
was killed and wounded. The .ebels acknow.
lesge 73 killed and a large number wounded.
Pcrters's gang carried Oh the arms and camp
equpage If our troops. On Sunday, the state
forces OF Col GuitaE ors Ciapper and C.dw ell,
passed through Newark in pursuit Of Porter.
On Saturlny ereBing, band Of $50 guerrillas
took possession OF Aiexandria NO., sezei all arms
and ammunition they cou find, and did consd-
erable her plundering and l.ft. About 800 men
vent down on Sunday, from keokuk, and arrested
some 30 rebel sympathixers and took them to
keokuk.
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.
is<dt 70 have s,x sotiess posted in a.,.,;..ou,
portions OF the City c. metsry for the nurno,
hindsrirg individoals from taking av.v .hsd
trees and shrubs. and that the Ci,v Sexto,
give dee notice to the Marshsl and Ii. n.m.,
OF pereooe violating the order. aud that Il.
Uty Asrshal deal With such perssns accordipr
to Law. -'so' ..e
Aid. RENw1CK moved to refer to CITY Al.
eosnsy With power to set.
AID. MoCARN. from Street Committee tan.
dered the resignation Of said committee.
AID. NOE moved that the committee be di.
charged.
AID. KENW1CK moved to lay motion o.
the table. Carried.
On motion adjourned.
THos DERHoDY. CITY Clerk.
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Inc Pre.ident's Psenptosy Decision.
Especial to the Chicago Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.
~ had been hoped that Ger air fsatvres Of the
;n'elsisw with the President to-day, on the sub
Jec, OF arning tho negroes, would no. be- made
1o'c but . gsrblcd statement Hn = semi
..eessioa New York paper tthe n. \. Post.l
uooo'A a.es the publication Of the facts. A do O.
s.'on oi western men, including two United
-.'os Senators. made the offer OF certain ,epi-
ne.'s TO the President, to which offer. q. stated
IN n'sa', inc President replied that he had de-
80, "o' 70 arm negroes. The matter was then
Iy a'scusssi with reference to Lanes Project
an, TUG general policy. The President was c,rd
I'm Arguments against his decision, and Discus
.'on ron gradually became more fully explained.
"Genilemen, you have my decision. i have n "A.
my mind up deliberately, and mean to adh,r. ~ !,
II embod'es my best Judgment, and if the ueop q
are dissatisfied. viii resign aud let Mr.. Hsnl,n
try it," to which ore Of them replied, 81 hone in
God's name, Mr.. President. you will" The heat
Of the discus len seems 70 have arisen from the
feeling that the Presldeut Vas drawing back from
the ground his visitors thought that no had slv-
en- them reason to believe he occupied.
The Presidents refusal to accept negro troops
excites surprise among parties interested in Gen.
jim. Lanes plans. Lane stated positively that
the administration understood his intentions
about enlisting negroes in Kansas when they
gave him his powers for recruiting there. II that
be correct he must have been treated in bad
faith. Lane will probably 60 on and do what re-
cruiting he can in Kan.as, and accept what ne
groes be can get A. camp laborsrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
RIVER ITEMS.
ARRIVED, Wednesday. August s.

ARRIVED, Wednesday, August s.
KATE CAssEL, Davis, Keokuk.
JAMES MEANs, Pierce, Dubuque.
DENxAKK, Gray. st. Paul.
DEPARTED.
Bill HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
KATE CAssEL, Davis, keokuk.
henry CLAY, Buford. 81. Paul.
DENsARK, Gray. st. Louis.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals at
this port during the month of July was seventy.
BOATS LEAVING TO DAY.
The U. 8. mail packet James Means, Captain
Pierce, Will depart for Dubuque and intermsaiats
landings this morning At o'clock.
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whip
pie, Captain Morrison, will depart for Fort Aadi-
son and all intermediate landings ct O'Clock this
Uoening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

Nor1cE.-Inasmuch as the action Of
be Supervisors Of Scott county. In refsrsDc.
opsying bounty to volunteers is liable to b.
misconstrued. the committee appointed b.
.sid Sopsrvisors to attend to the payment o.
.a'd bounty. have. after due consideration and
sonsultstion, passed the following
Let. Resolsed, That the bounty provided By
he Board Of Supervisors by their action o.
be 8lss day Of July last 10 intended for ano
an only apply TO those Who volunteer, aot
re accsp, ed and mustered into the service OF
he United States, from Scott county, under
he first call for 100000.
%. Resolued. That said bounty % provided
sSll bs paid TO the parties enlisted to the came
'nly 90 their presenting to the committee .
'ertlncete from the mastering officer. or Adj
General, thowing that the applicant has beef
mustered into the United States service from
scott county 10 the Regiment rois.d Ia thi
Congressional District, and under the fret call
Sd Resolred. That persons claiming to BE-
married. men or heads Of families must give
satisfactory evidence Of that fact to the COM
nittes.
CS. Els, GEo. s. c. Dow,
II. Palcs, d. b. SHAW.
]. L. DAVIS. Committee
THE Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company 10 one of the oldest and beet life
Companies in this country. The same cash
invsstmsDt will procure . policy for twic~
the amount given BY many other G. mpsnise,
Robert Simpson, agent.
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From Cairo.
CAIRO. Aug. b.

special to the Chicago Times
Gen. Curtis, with portion of his staff, and
Commodore Davis, arrived hero this morning.
The object Of their visit Is 10 consult by telegraph
with the authorities At sshington. regarding
further operations in the extrems sou,h-wet. No
definite plan Of operations has y { been determin-
cd upon, and hence the reports Of movements u
Gen. Curtis army are premature.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
From Boston.

BOsTON, Aug. B.
Over 500 leading merchants have signed the fol-
lowing and public meeting is proposed to further
INCREASE tho hist.
eve the undersigned merchants of Boston here
by agree that the youag men EN- Iloy who
may enlist in the service Of tho United states.
shall have on their return from sa d service, tho
situations they occupied before ell sting"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

LoxAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Al and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner Of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article Of Ale
and Porter expressly brsvsd for nursing Il.
dies and invalida
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....Daily Report.

OFFICE OF THE DEN. 4 NEwsl
Wednesday kve., August
Business il quiet, receipts light and prices
advanced. Flour is tventy cents higher, and
wheat two cents for the besl.
FLOUR We quote at S4.60@5.00.
WHEAr-In demand for milling at so@S2c for
prime and good No. 75c.
BARLEY.-Nominal at 45c.
CoRx-Little doing. We quote at 12@13c.
OATs-ls@2Oc.
WOoL-3JWi5o.
Chicago Market.
:. CHICAGO, August 5.
FIouR.-S4.35@5.25.
WuAF. - Sales at 89097c..
C0sN.-3oG3lHe.
OATs -2S1<c in store.
kYE.-lSl In store.
bUTrsR-S@lOKc.
kG0s-3H@4-paoker's count.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

ErxA INSURANCE. CoNrASr.-Cargo insursns
On Lake. and Rivers msy at sll times be OBJ
tained 4 tie sgepey Of the Etns Insurance
Compspv. Tariff Of rstss. q establish.d By
~ Board Of Lake Underwriters may bs seen
hv eellipg % II. b aonxAn, At
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
Cor. Sec'y d Gent Ag's |. A S. G.

TIE Continental, security, LoIllIaf0
and M-trorohtan FIRE Insurance Companies, Of
New York, and the New England and Marine,
OF Hartford, are reliable, prompt paying ock
Companies. Robert simpson, agent, south
east corner Second and Bi adv streets.
RETIRING FROM THE BUsINEss.-We
are sorry to state that the Scott County Sol
diers' Relief Association, which started out
last spring to engage in general hospital
business Tor the purpose OF ameiorstisg the
condition Of the sick aud wounded soldiers
bringing them nearer their homes and into .
more genial and healthy climate than they
could find in the sunny South" has proved .
failure, 1t cannot be said the Society has not
doneamuch good and alleviated much suffering
in sending surgeons ard nurses to the battle
fields and hospitals, and in divers other waye,
but 10 hospital matters here at home 1t has
eignal,y failed. Nor has it made anything out
Of the failure. but is. we lament to state. out
Of pocket to the tune Of several hundred dol
lars The causes which led to this failure we
need not discuss In . few words We can cay
that the executive committee representing the
interests Of the Association, is the victim Oi
mis- placed confidence.
The powers that rule Camp Mcclellan have
requested the committee to remove their prop
erty from thence. At o meeting yesterday
morning committee consisting Of John COL
lins. Israel Hall and J G. Todd. wa. appointed
to dispose Of the property purchased BY th>
Society, to the best advantage. Alter the sale
has been made there will be a sum to be made
up to settle the company's debts. 1t 10 mat
ter Of regret that the result has been 60 unfav
orable, but " have the satisfaction Of know
ing that everything has been done for tht
good of the eOldiere,
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NUMBER 25o.

only 10 600 we're on tho peninsula during the
memorable seven days, snd ot whom s, 900 only
we're used against our tanks and exposed points.
inc rebel loss vas 2s,oOo killed ard wounded.
Kichmond has since been one vast hospital
Tho Edinburgh sailed this .. N. for Liverpool.
taking 900 specie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
w ar Meeting.

RACINE Wis, Aug. 8.
large and enthusiastic war meeting was held
in this city last evening. Hon. j. K. Doolittle,
N. Il. Carpenter, Esq, and others, addressed tho
audience. One company Of ll0 has been raised
Sin ce August 1st.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
st. Louis Markets.

ST. LouIs,Aug. 2.
FLouR.-Dull at S. 25@5 90.
WHEAT.-Market heavy, 9lW94c.
COKx. In fair demand at 2Oc.
bARLEY.-s2LM55.
OATs-3s@36c
kvE-F,rm nj 31c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

VINO GETS THE BoUNTY.-We desire
to ca ! the attention OF the public TO the reso.
lutiops passed at meeting OF the Committee
to v HON was entrusted the matter Of attend
ing to the disbursement Of the bounty money
apprcp priat ed ut o recent meeting OF the Board
Of Supervisors. Those who wish TO avail
themselves oft must either become attached
to a new regiment now forming at Clinton, CT
the next one. to be formed IN this Congression.
al District under the first call for 800 900 vol.
unteers II will not accrue to those who en-.
lit too late to be enrolled under that CALL
Those who become enrolled under the last call
whether voluntarily or by drafting will not
be entitled to the conrtye bounty. II is bet
to hurry up in order to get the cash. Volun
tsers will also be particular to observe the
manner in which the bounty Is to be obtained
after being mustered in.
S20.40, less than forty cents week,
will srcur. u hte policy tor $1,000 in the Con-
neeticut Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Assets, 81 5000. Dividends have never
Il. Hoffman, agent.
BOOKS, MAGAZINES, DC, FOR OUR
SoImgs-GyEl GIVE = NesSrs Edittrs -
letter ftom k-v. G. a. Williams chaplain OF
u 5. Military Hospital at K-okuk, jast re.
ceived, states that there are now in that Hos
pi,al some nineteen hun dred sick and wound-
ed soldiers in various stages of recovery and
decline. AID appeals to citizens in other parls
of the State for contributions Of books, naga.
zines, &c to a circulating library Tor their
benefit Will not the citzens OF Davenport
and vicinity respoad literally to their call :?
Let the pastors of cur several hurches present
this call to their Congregations ls early as
practicable, and name come place where the
members of each congregation may hand IN
their Contributions Books, magazines, dc I.
may be left at the office of Dial Iantis. lst
door above the post office, front room up stairs.
and will be cal siuliy forwarded.
A. J. kYSETT,
Cor Sec'y d Gent Ag't l. A. S. G.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07

MIsTAKE.-We stated in yesterdays
Issue that $50 men was the quota Scott coun-
~. We were under the impression then that
only five regiments required from this State
to fill the fret 800 900 call. But ten ar. called
for, therefore Scott county's quota will be $50
men, or about ne.fourth Of the militia Of the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-07
SCOTT GUARDS.
RECRUITS WANTED +!
They Must BE Had!
PAY Abundant!! Don't Wait to be
Drafted!

Pay Abundant!! Don't Wait to be
DTafted!!
TT IS THE DUTY OF EVERY MAN SHELL
i tered under the American 8 to come forward
and protect it. The Government pays recruits
Who volunteer, $40 in advance. The county adds
70 this sum for married men 475 moro, making
81 Is 1t once on going into service, and to sipg.s
mon $50. making 500, which will be paid On enlist
ing and going into camp, $l3 to $21 per month,
and SIS at the close OF the war
The undsrsigne, hos received > scommission from
the Adiutant General to raise one Of the compa-
niss TO come from S,ott county tor the giment TO
bs osxauissd IL the I'd Congressional District. and
hes opsnsl a ONCE On Brady strsek over 9. 9.
RsmmsGs book store, Dsvsnpoet, whore he hepes
70 sseaaiss the
First Company In tho Regiment,
Recruits will receive rations and clothing at
once on enlisting. Drafted men receive no boun.
". A LIBERAL response to the call Of the govern
ment now, 1t snce will enable it to close she war
in . short time. Company officers to be chosen
from the members Of the same when the ranks
c. BARNEY,
B. W. BUkBTTT,
Recruiting Offices.
Davenport, August ID, 1862.