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New publications.
rJNHACKERAY's PHILIP.
Da. HOOKERs FIRST BOOK IN CHEMISTRY.
HARPER & BROTHERS,
Franklin squarc, Neyy-YOrk,
PUBLISH DAY:

THE ApvsNrgREs or FHILIP on ;,,r BIS %A9
RORBED him, WHO HTLPED HIM, AND WHO
PASSED HIM BY BY w. IF. THACKkRAY, Author .,
sVsnty Fsi-," The Newcones" The NirSihsus,,
"Pendenns" 1.-THE hnelish Humorists OF the
Century The Four Georges" &c, NC, &c WIN
EiastrStons 8yo., Cloth ~ 50.
FRoN JoHv Bull a
We very much prefer the story IN ITS contnuous %
mink hat IN TO- sill. r1ye 20 be one OF bt "0iAs "9
whiea M Thsckersy viii be best known to post'rty'
That Dgsfertv will have ln MI tlhc.r4'l "4N
rare memorial o a. and of habits fupPosng ceeI '
III. coming esuc1sous viii take any Interest IN Us tnse
are ceItglS no sucn vivid and vesbe pictures OF our
sctnal life and manners as those Yh'N " -, I"' ~
Soat whether any ious which hHT gone before
n have y. On so lin 81 the lie Thcsersy ! e'senIy
pau'sr Of manners ard he paints fh"ir TOO LON nota
hts point Of view Goldsmith Sm lets and FIELDING al lad
IN view, 10 hicl theN sunoi'nleJ the
ham fenly hi-h they possessed Of setting oIrh the
NJ, aud bb,a o. their tine rhsctorsy. thoroughly
and Intensely belonging 30 Bis own epoch, familiar with all
It's habits and eAs couyersant with all is hagni, and JON
fr he ary IN the hum0r a. its ureusrded aid uugrt mo-
mes has nev-hees the power e dissecting ali the
Dogenes hin self looking ou the world from MS tub
FIRST BOOK ~ CHEMISTRY. For the Use Of Schools
ana Fluilifs BY NoRTHiNGToS Hoo.Et. NJ d, Profes-
sor the Theo-y aud Practice II Medicine In Gle College,
Author Of The Chi d's Book Of Nature" Natural His-
tory" sc Ilurstsd by EEgavpgs Square io' cloth, 30
This /. intended 10 follow tie Cbnds Book Of Nature
and the style that TOY liar school ard
fny book 80 clearly an The pou,G eucidated and
largely are the Illustrations Of them drawn from
everyday phenomenal that any clud Of twelve years Of
capacity ard attain viii no: only pie
bend the fully but vii be greatly iefesteGin the study
The book is equally calculated to interest and instruct
adult who is n OF familiar with the subject cf eu-try
tbes.ose 6tted the use Of the family as well as tie
school
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TT HARPER B BROTHERS win send either Of the show
W1rks BY a posse prepaid (for diss,oe In the Un
sed States un der 800 nesl receipt Of the Price
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From the Rev q r. NoRTHRoP. Superintendent Of Public
Schools IN Massachusetts.

FTOn tLe KeV. q r. NONTNNOFt SUPERINTENDENT
Schools 81 Massachusetts.
highly pleased with Dr. Hooters first Book IN
ChsinIy The Illustrations excellent; the style l. sim
pie and free tchr lilies making Le leading tscs aud
pfus pies OF the scieuc- cless to he comprehension Of
Tie juvenile mind Bat the pecni. charm Of this book ike
sba Of the ters in " Hookes excellent series is found IN
~ adaptation 70 the curiosity Of children sid early
fste a Nature ard crafty the love Of know dgc tins
excited well htei Tor readn and viii be read
by oughtu and observing children Win 81 the interest OF
"s;ory book"
From J. d. PHLRRICR, esq. Superintendent OF Fubhc
Scnools in Bo-ton
It's admirable work both in plan and execution and
shall take pleasure IN recommending s use As have OPP
poriunity. - ,
From The Religions Herald
There Il 70 hook chemistry beginners which IN our
judgment mfare with t.
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NORTHERN i. Il. of NEW-JEl,SEY.-
~ T. sins cav. Jersey City for Permoot AZ 20 md 3 .
a in.. ..ll enfb.j9 .. w. .nd % on WEDNESDAY
and - TTRDAY only. A. w. DEAABLSI Supt.
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~ HARPER's CATALOGUE may be obtained graiu-
itosy application TO the Publishers personally OF Dy les'
Ter inclosing fiY cents in Postage stamps
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CONSIDERATIONS on REPRESENTATIVE GOVERN
MENT. By JOsS STUART MILL, Author Of " System O
Logic." l2Iao Cloth, ~.
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OLIVE DLAKE'S GOOD WORK Novel By JONI
CorpY JyAFFIsrssN Author Of Isabel; or the Young
Wife and the Old Love-" 8vo, Paper, IS cent?.
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1 ONG ISLAND RAlIkDAD-CliANGt 81
TEkalINUr,-Fa,scug-r Depot. Janet lp and foot OF
afls, e. R-kt0A IT, flr O-ecup0ri 5if iartor. Oueu',
AMI Hampton n IN. sna s;0 fer Syos.ct az $50
fa for q .elp9r. 40 No. for farnirrta's. sunday.
lie tru ave. iuuteTs Point ih a. Ferry 85o
Tor Ry,read and neiiao stations 4 excursion fAtes
returning leSrs Nv.fl.esi q ; .
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sTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching

CTEAM WEEKLY "a LIVERPOOL. touching
- o., oueensiowu (CorS Hsr5orl.-Its LivsrooO. New.
Yoik and fi DELI h.e Siee lip Com iy N end tis ach.
ns their yo Clyde buit iron Steansh lI - icows;
CITY OF Saturday. SEPT ~
EDiSBu BGH....................S a'u cday, sep' II
And every sgCc.eang SAL iSAl, A. aoch, bo-. PieL
No. :. Norih Riv,r
RATES oP PASSAGE.
FIRST CAB-N........x5 hIEEhA0E. .........&S
Fret Cabin outon... - ~e-ag- - lsondon.... %
First Csbin 20 rams ..... storage Paris ~
Fret Gs5ir o liemours 9.l -rerag1 . hamDrrt.... W
pss.enrcrs forwarded 10 Hayre, Brepen Rotterdam,
AniserD DC. at equally low ra'"s.
tsf.s nom ,veroooi Queenstown 1t Cabin. 81, s95
and pill -f.eug- ron Liverpool $ From Qneens-
town. 5 Ant hose who vi - scad ioI iac.r Ieds
buy tickets here AZ ule c1rr-lt RAJ %! ezctang-
These Steamers have sGpeir recommendation fr rsssen.
gers arr .tr1rgy D.it e. Nate q lh Iron secuor and
carry Patent Fir- Annhisior-. Erperisaced sGi
sltlcued ., each II. .incT. --..
tor farher inform, ion sppy 10 Liysrpool 20 WILLIAM
INMAS. A.er o. u Wat'r - in oIisoHt 70 Ahfh MA-
COLIN No ~ Fnoch-.Clsle 10 e(1c.n.town 20 . w.
y. SEYMOUR s'C0. In onioI " .lf = x MACY No.
81 Ei1g Wilam-s,. in Paris &C JULES DECOUE. No y
RE so're Dame yicterei Pisce Bounce Ia PhIa-
d. phl 20 JDs q. DALE. No. IL nIt T.. or 81 ne
Company Oaices
JOIN o. DALE A.. nj. No. y Broadway y. Y.
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HARPHR& BROTHERS,

nARPEWs MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER rs cen
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NORTH AIERICa. b ASTHoSy TRoILOPE. Author Q
The West Indies sud the Spanish hsin" " poc;o
Thorue" The Ber.rsus " FGiley Parsonage 'Csstl
Richmond" "T The Three Clerks" OTley faIm," &c
LaI.e Emo. Coth G0 cent?.
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NETWORK, HARLEM, aud ALBANY K. X.
~ For Albany Troy North md Nes--SUhIEk Ar
RANGEMENr commencing fli hSDAG. May :, ls2
pr ALBANY lO.3D Express MAJ. Train nom 10Th q.
Station.
For Local Irsias 80. II me Table.
JOI. BUKCEILL. Assistant Superintendent.
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TIE LAST OF TIE HORTIMERS. A Story In Two
Voices b. the Author If "aierg-i,t Maitland" 9Th.
Hons on the Moor" Tha DAYS OF NJ Liie' THE Lair,
vi Noraw," &c. Emo, Muslin, Sl.
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6tenmboats Gno RAILROADS..

INFORMING LINE for ALBANY and Troy,
I'VE sDd iut-rmsda.e landings touching ut Goth ststesn
ARMENIA leases from he E OF u haJrison.st MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY. and r fliDAY at a m. The DAN
lei DREW leaves the loot Of Jayt 1Ut sDAf. TIL
DAY, and SATURDAY at Ia IN. N B-Hudson River
Railroad Tickets will be received board.
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II i BLAIR n Co.,
H. No. 233 STATE ST. HARTFORD Conn.,
Dealers 10 -
WELDED WROUGHT IRON PIE, 81, ANN
GALVANIZED IRON PIPE FOR WATER bhAss ANS
IRON FITTINGS ofesefy de.cnltiop,, AVN
STEAM BOILERS PUMPs-sIEAM va Mn NM
VACUUM GUAGES. STRAIN MhlsiLssSS' u rr n
GUAGE COCkS. CONDENSEliS, ri BBth toSf' pSLA'
ING PACKING AND GAshEIe,
PORTABLE FORCES, a. "a.
All kinds Of connected vita the business dohe VI ~
bet manner by experienced men. and warranted oae
from all sections solicited ard isNer' o! inquiry - ~ P
of ~ a,.rnls ard worG promptly answered
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ABEL BRAKES ME-. ANoveL BY JoHy SAUNDERS
sve, Paper, % cents.
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al o. ROBERTs'S LINE. STEAMSHIPS,
vi. FOR CALIFOhN.A AND OREGON VIA MIC
AhAGiA
Tironsh In advance o. 'h, nail
GREAT RLDrC ION ~ fAtl.S THROUGH TO
SAN tNaN(gslc
Nn nrrnn,rInN On M IsrHMrs.

The new and splendid steamship tMEAICA 2t'o tuns,
Jef. Mary Commando, VII sa "' SAt nhpti. october
Is A. 2 ococh noon preccy from ter Pier Of TIE foot OK
WaTr.a-.t North RIVER Tor r. del Not' connecting
WITH the .s.t wei known Steamship AOSE' TAYLOR,
5Otnts z Howe. Conmsr Der 20 ssi without delay for
san Fr.ncco arrival II The passengers at San Juan
de- sur
surpassed lY any either 0crtn ana y - lfndeo
land passengers by tits the H. San fr.ncsso WYNN a
days.
ie Dd.rgn-i. having been in the Coifonls u do rom
the Les4nrg Oegs to iufou ths public thlt this L p my
n.Lt ae pnt for the purpose CT being bought q
driven OIL The ships will positively leave the day idyer.
tied once month, and h months other h Will b
rs.iy 20 ths' a double mas be Ee..sl upon
~ o. ROBERTS.
No 1T Wes-s. eornor OF " arfsn-st.. North River.
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RARPER'S HaND-B BOOK FOR Travellers N EU-
ROPE AND THE EAST: Being Guide through France
Belgium Holland Germany, Au .ria. Italy, Russia. Den
nsrs Sweden Snt'n and Great BRIAN ana Ireland by
W. PTrRFRroS FgrEIDGF. VITA Map embracing Coll
ored ou o. Travel IN the shove Countries. Largo l2no
Cloth - ~ Leather s o. Hail CALI - sos Roam win
Tack. %. tEe Ifsye er's loeketl = 8 %.
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W YEA. ,rr.fssoe 10 4es.hius. 81 !OH az Pa
,.t- I % s-an.ry Nlt- che could give 4nfuucon 10
th. osumru ILL Era ct- 90 rf.c.lon ard receive 80
f-l1n-a ion i.f1cfipn n The n strr r.ucles ani her
srf communication aiifes' - Teacher. S-tiOh ~
" "A receive imlneliat- attention.
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Ocean SteGmcrs.

A RRANGEMENT commencing July ], lS62.-
~ FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
irs..cass viii esv- EepYor. On tho lst. lth,
and 2st month except when these e8ies an
SUNDAY whom the day Of departure viii % the MONDAY
following
irg.groen ID. b. ALLEN. ASent-
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CHANCES Tor Duslncss ttlcu.

4 BUSINESS MAN dcsirirg to engage ia al
~ Artv- and Highly 70 o cole ana SAFE III SlNEs
with Aopi tupitl vii be 't~'r rarsan ~ the hdyer
ti.-r f.s,. Add es= H.. Boz 40 10. rfibuI. Oiicc
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ALLREspECTABLE FAMLLIEs. BOARD.

~ fsG-IOt SIS .nd HOTELS eau e supghei With
god sERk ANTS from al nsiaus. both Protestant aud Cs'h
To- ~ tn YORKs1O&s Ceicc. Ia The large marble build.
nl No "a aln.aT
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GAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
WORCFsTER PALMER, FlrCHBURG, NASHUA
IoWFLL CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new and Hauach steamers 81 the Norwich me
cry on BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK,
Leave New.York daily Sunday. p'sd at o'clock mr.
from Pier No 80 Sorh Rirer. 100, oil festry-s,
FOR NEW LOSDON
there setting with he Steamboat Express Iran for me
above POINTS via Norwich Worcester Boston Worcester
Worcester 4 Nashua and Now London & Northern Railroads
Freight taken a. the lowest rates For information inquire
OF =. ) MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier
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no BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
L PORT BIZ SHORE LiNE.-Lesyo, 27thst 4th-av., A.
m ,rr.e In Providence $40 pm. l2:l5 am arrive IN Pro
yid ,uce 1850 pm; pm Express through Mall IfaIn
arrive ia Pro,idenee 30 and Boston At am.
T. J. CALHOUN superintendent
CTONINGTON LINE tor Boston, via GRO
- TON. NEW-LOSDON sfONINGroN, PRoVI-
UFSCF NEWPORT. TAI NTOS. snj NEW-BEDSORD
-'rhs .olrrdi STEAMERS COMMONWEALTH AID PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier 30 10 y. X, foot OF Court
landt..,. DAILY feScept sunday, a. y m. ON
Freieht taken low ss b. any other line Once al c9m
psny 80. lis Wcstst. corner q Donrtient., 80,
'-''' " ~ EDWARDS Agra.
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UGn,s

A SSISTANr HOUSEKEEPER.-A Lady
- vel educated good nou.ek sof and calculated 70
90 H. home h,ppy bot sho t-~l Of boarding WON'T ise
10 ~ atr ,rr,r te nen.. with Wifov-I ASSISTANT lu
thaf fp.rrt rrc0mpense red 1"si o - "renc'-
given none need anrwrf without giving re name .nd Were
utsfvl.w may BE- l,i Adde'S ior o., wees L. NJ
BOX 50 1 In.uue O,lcc
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THE TRAPPER'S DAUGHTER,
BY GUSfAVE AWARD
Author Of The Plsre Flower " The Indian Scout,
The Trail Hunter" " The Pirees Of the Prsiries"
Complete ia large octave volume paper cover 81
cents bound in clOtn, for - cents.
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CAPTAIN BURTON'S CITY OF THE SAINTS. The City
oi the Saints The Rocky Mountains 20 Csiior
MIA Is CAPTAIN RICHARD BrhroN, Fellow and Cold
Meds,t OF The Royal Oe, cg Societies 4 France sud
England; H. n Consul in West Eficsi Author o. d" The
Late Regions Of Central Africa" With Maps and nurer
Gus INGslI atoms. 6y0. Muslin, 80.
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NOR HARTFORD. MERIDEN. and SPRING

4 FIELD--sTEAMEOAr aud RAILROAD CQNNEC-
TON via NEW-ifAVTN The CONTINENTAL leaves
Pecksp Fast River daily (Sundays excepted at 3;3 ~
The steamboat tram leaves the WHAT at NEW5AfES on
the arrival of the boat 'or all way stations rIGHr LINZ
The TRAyELER leaves for New Haven 81 II O'clock.
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kNANIED-By tliy young oman, VINO -
W oot ....i o. woft . SITUATION ~ the city O.
csgffry sic a most excellent wsfh" nnf .ror"r, M a.
/, ID f,f. p.ruaeui home al - mouth vii he &C.
-r..i or a. funeruad AM L4gudfss Call ~ NO lci
49, 2l.t.st s-u4 note.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-15
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, II, via CarR,, July IA.
Gen Grant has ssuei an order requiring tafri-
lies of tho following persons South be-
yend eur lines, 3ilhIu five days: ist, al. persons
in tho rebel array; 81, all persons din, Office
under or in the employ of the So called Confeder-
ete goveTnmert 3D. all persons holding State,
Lty OF municipal Offices, Who claim ais ri lance
to the se-called Confederate government an wao
have abandoned their homes and gone south.
The constant communication between the rebel
army and their friends and tho mpathy in 'ho
city, despite the orders heretofore issued and the
eff .rts enforce them, has rendc ell it necessary
to issue the above order, wh.cn has produced iH-
tense excten ent
Since June 2Tth, shi pmants North have EN- =
4 327 bales Of cotton, 2357 bhds of sugar and 2 >
255 hbls molasses.
several sqeculators from Northern cities, who
were in quest Of cotton, in returning wero cap
tufed by guerrillas.
MEMPHIS, July le, ria CAIRO, l3.
refugee who arrived from Helena, Ark, last
night, says On the evening Of the 4th about 500
re els ached Gen. Curtis advance, bnt were
utterly routed with great slaughter.
Col. Fitch is still at Sticbarts, on White river,
it is reported that his foice, while an eXpedi-
tion into the interior, encountered force OF rebels
who retreated after sharp struggle.
In order that disioyal persons may be made to
suffer for bad conduct coming within purview Of
the order compelling families of persons in the
rebel army to leave the city, t has been SO mCdi.
fed that by signing parole that the. have not.
gwen any aid furnishe ed any information 10 reb
els concerning thefcderal army since its ocrupat
Of tie city, nor in future give any such nfornll-
tion, and producing satisfactory guarantees that
they will observe pledges made, they can be re-
lieyed from the operations Of the order.
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---------------
RIVER ITEMS.
Sunday, July Is.

Sunday, July l3.
ARRIVED.
NcRfHKRxER, Afford, st. Louie.
KATE CAssEL, Davis, Keokuk.
HAwkEYE, cray, st. Paul.
Monday. July "a
AD HISE, CALI, Dubuque. s-
DEPARTED.
Sunday.
NoRTHRRNER, Afford, st. Paul.
HAwKEYE, Gray, 81. Louis.
Monday.
BILL HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
NATE CAssEL, Davis, keokuk.
AccIpRSr.-The Bill Henderson, while about
Q mile this sideof Hampden, on her up trip, yes
terday morning. brske her crank, and was bile
TO proceed en- her trip. Her officers got out the
yaw' and returned TO this place to have machine
ry necessary for repairs cast
The Northerner passed up Sunday mosniHg
full Of people. She had the best up trip of the
season, The Northerner is very ropu4r boat
with travellers.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The popular Northern Lii packet VIM. L. Ew-
ing, Captain +. J. Buford, Clerks Ovens and
Hine, will depart for St. Paul and way points
this morning.
Tae elegant Northern Line packet Canada,
Captain Pa ker and Clerk Cougar, departs for st.
Louis this evening.
The light draught packet Ad Fine, Captain
Gnlt and Clerk Parkhurst, will depart for Du
buque and way ponts..his morning at O'Clock,
ma ing connections with St. Paul boa.e.
lhe mail and passenger packet Jennie Whip
pie, captain Morrison. will depart for Fort Mad-
sen and oil intermediate landings at o'clcck this
morning.
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rHOCLA NAsIoN by THE GOVERN.
or 10 THE PEOPLE OF IOWA.

have this day received from the Secretary Of
War telegram requesting ne to raise, as soon as
practicable for the United States service for three
years or during the war, five regiments of vOun-
teer infantry. being o part Of the quota of this
State under the late call Of the President for s00
600 men ihe preservation of the Union. the
perpetuity Of our government, the honor Of our
State demand that this requisition should be
promptly met. Our harvest is upon us and We
havs feared lack Of force to secure it. But We
must initiate our brave Iowa boys in the field,
meet new emergencies with new cxcrtions. Our
old men and our BOYS, uaft for war, if need be,
our women, must help to gather harvests while
those able to bear arms go forth to aid their
brave erethrea in the field. The necessity is ur-
gent. Our national existence is at stake. Tne
more promptly the President is fgrnhhed the
needed troops the more speedily will this unholy
rebellion be crushed, aud the blessings Of peace
again visit our land. Until then we must expect
the hardships and privations Of war.
The time has come when men must make, as
many have already made, sacrifices of comfort
and business for the cause Of the country.
The enemy, by sweeping conscription, have
IOyC0U lutO Guolr ranks dn mcu paUIc Oh bearing
arms. Our government has as yet relied upon
the volunteer action Of our citizens. But if need
be, the same energies must be exerted to preserve
eur government that traitors are using to destroy
it. To simplify and systemze the raising Of these
regiments, have assigned one to each Of the 1st
"a, Sd and 4th Congressional Districts, and to the
5th and 9Th together. This will prevent inter-
ference in recruiting and enable those from tho
same section to 60 to the field together.
Which District will have its regiment FIRST in
the field? Places of rendezvous, for the different
regiments, will be designated when receive no
tice Of their destination will be necess ari y
absent for some weeks At Washington. Meantime
all information in regard to the new regiments
can bs obtained from Adjutant General Eaker, ct
Clinton. !; s.
M SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
lows City, July eth 1852.
sE59es - a@ - @~ y11-dA v10d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-15
From Fort Monroe.

ToGr 1osaoE, June II.
The mail boat brought down, last evening, "a
rebel prisoners which have Leen recently capture
by our accommodating cavalry.
We learn by an officer Of the Michigan 9th. who
is one Of the lot Federal prisoners which came
from Baltimore hospital yesterday, that the treat
ment they received from the rebel officers having
charge of them whiis they were held clptises,
was universally kind aud humane; SO different
from what they had anticipated, that it was sur
prising to themselyes.
A Sutler, who was at the White Honse at the
time Of the evacuation, foding it not safe to take
away his meney, buried some 5000. Ho went up
on the AAg OF truce boat John Tucker and made
known bis case to some rebel officers, who went
with him and helped him TO obtain his money.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-15
REASONS AeA1ssr rHs CRY Osn,.

REASONS AGAINST THE CRY OsDI.
NANCE oysEsED sY Ma. Rxxvnx. RE.rEcNe
LcnBEs YAsBa Said Ordiuapee violate, IN an,
opinion the most reasonable. principle Of tar.
alton. which 10. that every one pay taxes. in
proportion to his fortune. Let ~ suppose that
A. owns $4,000, which be loans on interest,
that B. owns $4,000 which he invests in the
lumber business. If for instance the City tax
Ia ore half per cent then A and b have to
pay each $50. What reason is there. that B.
an Industrious business man shall pay more
thar $50. end the lazy capitalist lees than $50
We see no good reason for such an in. ouitable
distrioufion OF the Pr bic burden, for fayorino
ldsfness ana OVerburdeniDg industry.
II the C'iy Council would cary out the
principle OF taxing the business, they oue ht
consistently t, tax every business WLv will
they suffice dealers in lumber fire. wood. lime
ana SAND TO special tax, Lnd not Ut the same
time equally impose special tax on dealers
In dry goods. groceries. grain, liquors. stc 7?
we believe however. it is better to tax the
property holders a. heretofore, and not TO re.
lease them Of part Of their Just burden by
vexing the trade. which rather merits eucour
sgement than suppression.
, Msy oe lot the cement OF the Mayor, Mr..
french, aud of the Aldermen, M R.nwiek. 70
orlve ost their competitors in the lumber trade.
out we think 1t is to the detriment of the
put lie, to enact ordinances which will enhance
tne price OF lumber and other building mate
rials, and fre-wood. ard will ov.rLurdep IL.
dustrlous business men for the benefit of law
property holders sa
We therefore confidently expect from the
wisdom and justice Of the City Council that
they will reject the proposed Ordinance.
MANY CIiIzrN.
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Important to Recruits.
iBy telegraph from w ashington. 23i.]
To Gov. KIRKwooD:-
have the honor to transmit you the following
order, issued from this department:
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHINGrOE,l
June 21st, 1862. !
Order to Encourage Enlistments:
Pursuant to joint resolution Of Congress to
encourage enlistments in the regular army and
volunteer forces, It is ordered, that premium Of
two dollars shall be paid for each accepted recruit
that volunteers for three years during the war,
and every soldier who hereafter enlists, either in
the regular army or volunteers, for three years
durisg the war, may receive his FIRST months pay
in advance, upon the mastering Of his company
into the service Of the United States or after he
shall have been mustered into, Or Joined . fsgi-
ment already in the ssrvice. This order will be
transmitted to Governors Of States and roc ruting
officers. 51t44 ty* -t8 # @S5t5T
- Ia EDWARD N. STANTON, -
4sEIN a fl Secretary Of War.
Papers published at the county seat Of each
ounty will insert once. ~ ~.
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