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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
GREEN MOUNTAIN FRIEDMAN, MARCH a. looz

ted States territory. They are held and occu-
pied by the power of the army. The time, place,
and manner of holding their elections, to start
again DIS State, will be not of their own choice,
but at the pleasure of the Federal power Is
not all State sovereignty, for the lime being,
thus as etfectually taken from them, as it would
be by the passage of Senator Sumner 8 bill p
And how is one way of reaching this result any
more constitutional than the other?
The only real objection to Senator Summers
bill, that does not equally apply to the provis-
ional system adopted by the Government, is, tina Z
Congress has no right to interfere in the matter
at all, and that whatever is done must be done
under the war power 1t is this same objection,
we suppose, which led the Judiciary Committee
of the House to report back all the confscation
bills, with an expression of opinion that they
were unconstitutional, but at the same time re-
commencing the adoption of a resolution asking
the President TO do just what Congress had no
power to do. The result reached, however, If
the action is taken would be the same, as far as
the rebels are concerned. 1t is not question
of ends, but of means best adapted to secure
those ends.
However we may look at it there yet seems to
be no escape from the necessity of remanding, in
some way, the rebel States to territorial con-
dition, or rather the condition of subugated
provinces, before they can again take their pla-
ces in the Union. They must for time be I'M
der the control and direction of the Federal
power. The advance of the Federal armies does
not restore the Union, as it was, Immediately
Union soldiers must and will aid the Union men
of the rebel States TO reorganize their govern
ment, and reestablish loyal men in the places of
power; and after they are placed there, there
will yet be need of military power to keep them
in possession. All this conflicts with State rights
and State sovereignty. Shall it therefore be OBJ
jectcd to? Certainly not by those who desire to
sec again Union of loyal States But those
who desire sham peace, d peace and compro.
mise with treason by which tn same men who
have led on the South to its destructive warfare
tunity to play over again the game Of nuliihca-
ton and secession, may and quite likely will
find in these provisional governments, sustained
and upheld by Federal bayonets, the same an
constitutional clements that they exhibit such
desperate ingenuity in hunting fer in every ex
pedent suggested for rendering slavery hereafter
powerless in the Ma ton.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

ISLAND No. love get too few details of
the progress of the reduction of Island No. 10 to
furnish any basis for guess work. Since We'd
nesday, we judge, but little advantage has been
gained. The swift current of the river prevents
our gunboats from operating so effectively
against the enemy as at Fort Henry or Fort Don
elson, as it is difficult to keep them /" head on"
to the enemy's batteries. Com. Foote is evident
ly reluctant to move into the close quarters that
told with such terrible effect ON the Tennessee
river. We may have to wait many days yet to
hear of the capture of the Island, though such a
result will come sooner or later. 1t may be nee
essary, however, first 10 move land force down
the river to act in conjunction with the feet
The Island is evidently much stronger position
than Columbus ever was.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
ABOLITION IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

ABOLITION IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
The Senate is yet spending time discussing the
question of abollshing Slavery in the District Of
Columbia, instead of voting upon and passing
the bill at once, as it should do There can be no
constitutional objection in the way of this pro-
jet, to brighten the most tmid, or even the
most " broad and generous conservatism -
Slavery has no protection in the District except
that of the Federal Government. 1t has no
more right there by law than it has in Vermont.
Every slave held there, is held without color of
authority Why cannot Congressman show
their earnestness and sincerity in the cause of
emancipation by striking blow where they
have the undsputed right and power to do so ?
Slavery in the district of Columbia ought not
to be allowed another week respite, and We
hope it will not be.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
(0ur War Correspondence
From Berdan's Sharp Shooters.
WASHINGTON. M

WASHINGTON, March 90, 1862
The Sharp-Shooters are about moving at last,
after living here six months. The Cd Regiment
went yesterday, and the lst have orders 10 march
this morning at 10 O'Clock. The Sharpes rifles
have not yet arrived. but we are armed tempo
rarily with Colts revolving rifles, with the SOL
emu assurance of the officers and Ordnance De-
partment that they will be exchanged for
Sharpe's as soon as the latter can be procured
A letter from the inspector Of arms, now at the
Sharpe rife factory, says he thinks they will DO
ready by the 28th.
Our destination for the present is -,
where we shall probably stop awhile.
Tbesick are getting along well, and the wealth
or is fine and the going tolerably good.
Yours, &c, W. w.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
Meteorological observations, 1852.
Barometer Mean Thrmomet,, Mean Wind Weather

New MUsIC.-We have received from the
publishers, Messrs Oliver Ditson and Co. OF
Washington Street, Boston, piece of music,
by W.. o. Perkins, for Whittier's beautiful sony
" We wait beneath the Furnace Blast" I, is
arranged as song and quarlette. The song.
We believe, is the ono which the Hutchinsons
sung across the Potomac and which led to their
expulsion from camp.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

DOCToRING CATTLE.-A farmer in Greensboro
writes US that he has tried, with good resul ts.
two quarts of hop yeast as medicine for COW
that had eaten large quantity of barley.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
Washington Co. Court, March Term i'0''

Hon. LOYAL &. KELLOGG, Presiding Juas''
Hon. s. s9 3. k k GGNEyESfFS' Associate Judges
Executors of N. Cutler rs Hears Q, ~ p.nhe
Appeal from the judgment OF the 9 Rs.d
Court establishing the Will. Heaton Wwe
Redfeld, Peck & Colby for Executors ,,o;-.
Lund 4 Taylor and Dillingham; for ''''''
On trial.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. addition to the
names OF Commissioners already published by US
are Harvey Munsill, Addison Co. L. H. Webb,
Essex Go. Joel Allen Grand Isle Co.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
Ticket for Council Of Censors.

Ticket for Council Of Censors.
Election the last Wednesday in March.
Horatio Needham, Bristol.
Leonard Sergeant, Manchester.
Edward A. Caboon, Lyndon.
e. R. Hard, Burlington.
Jasper Rand, Berkshire.
Fl. H. Reynolds, Alburgh.
w. II. IL. Bingham, Stowe.
Burnham Martin, Chelsea.
John l.. Edwards, Derby.
S. M. Dorr, Rutland.
Joseph A. Prentiss, Montpelier.
Ir;, Goodhue, Westminster.
Nathan 7. Churchill, Woodstock.
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Tickets for Council of Censors can be obtained
at this Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

into the service Of the United States by the
musterina officers appointed for tho purpose
TWELFTH f12l-In States where enlistments
have been made b municipalities and towns
Instead OF counties the Governors Of such
States are authorized to apply the foregoing
rules of dra1s q such municlpalitlee and
towns instead of counties.
FIFTH f5]-Provost Manuals viii b %.
pointed BY the War Department in the several
States on the nomination of the 0overuors
thereof, with such assistance q may be nee
essary to enforce the attendance Of all draft
ed persons who shall fail to attend 1t such
places Of rendssvous.
Sixth (6sb]HIn case any State shall not
by the fifteenth day of August furnish its
quota of the additional three hundred thous-
and volunteers called for bv the President On
the second [2dJ day Of July, eighteen hun
dred and sixty two 1882, onless Otherwise
ordered, aA incoDplste regiments shsll then
b oOOsolidatsd under the direction Of tho
Governors Of the respective States, and 40
additional draft shall be made as before pro-
vided. sufficient to Oil up such quota, the
number TO be drafted from each county of tho
State to be fixed by the Governor thereof.
SEVENTH (7sbERrom and after tho ff.
teenth (16J day Of August no new regiments
Of volunteers will be organized but The pres
ent bounty anj advance pay will continue to
be paid 70 those volunteering 70 60 into The
old regiments.
By order OF the Secretary Of War.
(signed,) L. THOMAS, Adjs. Gen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
RIVER ITEMS.


ARRIVED, Tuesday, August Il.
DENMARK, Robinson. st. Louis.
JENNIE W BIPrLB, Morrison, Keokuk.
Bill HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
DENMARK, Robinson. st. Paul.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, Dubuque.
JENNIE WHIrPLE, Morrison, Ksokuk.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The Bill Henderson, Captain Rhodes, will de-
part for Dubuque aud intermediate landings at
O'Clock this mornisg.
Tho mail and passenger packet Kate Casssl,
CaptaiA Davis, will depart for Ksoksk and way
points q Z O'Clock this morning, making eornec-
lions for st. Louis in 50 hours.
The Northern Line pssket Penbina, Captain
Hill, viii leave for st. Louis and way points To-
day.
The elegant Northern Limo packet Canada,
Captain Parker aad Clerk Congar, dsparts fer St
Paul to-daV
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13


GAY Tns Anone 1ns YoUBe Foaxs.
Yesterday aitssssse The Sabbath ssbssl sAil.
lrse and tseeAsss sf ~ Dstsh Rs(ssosd
Church held their snsusl pie ole Ssstavsl n
Ne dslighsfsl grove at Tie Cosaty fAis
0soands. TAis iss Aosrishisg sshsol. num-
bseing - It dess some hundred and eighsy
scholars, 10 conducted In the most Thorough
ed impressive manner By competent tsashsrs
uadsr the supseiatsadanse q eur vssssabls
friend L. 8. visls, Esq. The Church was ..
oablishsd here buS few ysArs since. aud II
~ may Judge q tss prosperity by the sssasy
seAool dspartmsst ~ shsuld ssy that II had
bssa highly favored.
The good parsats and tssshsrs Il the shil-
lrsa made sspls rrsvisisss ise sAs sssasies-
bsassifal disssr in he dinisg hell. which
vas tatsfally decorated With Asvsrs ssd
vssasAs; sviac sasag Ne tsess. ssd absve
~. esssssss's tail heao bssd - eslivsa cd
nlvs ssss y ths essaalsa. he lssls sass. ~
esos vbo we're - - little. sssss1 se3ey
tAsnsslvss elssiessiy. etSA essad ~ ass
loog retained n he memories II he ye6se,
- vs hsps hat The sshslap sf ~ Dsaeh
0a1ssasd 0AsaOaag hsqeuaaU 0sssA -
- h1n1 .sSel 80 EnaY$4 =
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TO THE PUBLIC.

A. United States Marshal of the District Of
love. intend, to the best Of my ability. TO
carry out the ordsfs sbsusd BY the Presidsot
Of the United States. through the Secretary Of
War. for the purpose Of preventing parties
from avoiding the military draft ordered BY
the Government. These orders seem to be
necessary in justice to those good and Law.
abiding citizens who. under no circumstances,
would attempt to svads . duty to the Gov
ernment.
to which allusion has been made. NO effort will
be spared that esn facilitate business or prev snt
embarrsss ent to our Citizens and hope that
shall receive the aid and support Of oil in the
performance Of the duties imposed.
Fl. n. HOXIE
q. 8. Marshal for the District of Iowa.
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NUMBER 255.
state Of Iowa.
ADJuTANr 0ExKlAL's Oyyrc..
Clinton. Aug, II. 1872

ApyurANr 0ExHRALs Oyy1cs,
Clinton. Aug. II, 1869.
0eseral Ordsrs, No. 81.
l. The ecsmps At different p,aees II this State
Tor the new Regiments, will bs known and desie.
mated as follows:
At ksokuk. Camp Lincoln.
AtClinton, Camp Kirkwood.
AtDabuque, Camp franklin.
At Iowa City, Camp Pope. trs
At DesMoine,, Camp Burnside
At Muscatine, Camp Strong.
~. rAssss tfom this Department will hereafter
=" e''nef sgned by me, or by Mr.. II. Tyuell, for
mo. II s'sned - B, Baker, Adj, Genl Of Iowa.
BY lyrFc!i, they are to be respected tho Same a
those sigred by mo.
N. B.BAKER,
Adjutant uen1 Of Iowa.
Augl2 st
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

KEHoE 4 CAsHAsr, at the New York
Store. have asde great reduction 10 prices on
the balance Of their Sao~sr Drsss Goods.
Lace Collars. DO. They intend to slsss out
these eoods without regard to cost to make
roou for their Fall and Winter goods.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Aug. IL.
A despatch from Gen. Morgan, at Cumberland
Gap, says Deconrey's Brigade md the 14th Ken
lucky, on the 5th and 9Th inst, had several on
gagsmenD with Stevenson's division. In force
the rebels outDumbersd ~ four to one. Rebels
lost 225 killed and wounded. 1t. Col. Gorden, Of
the llth Tepnesses, was taken prisoner. Our loss
was killed, Is wounded and so prisoners. Two
companies Of tho 10th Ohio were surrounded by
two rebel Regiments, but cut their way out. We
captured large lot Of forage, tobacco horses and
mules.
John Morgan left Knoxville on the q inst with
1000 cavalry, en- route to Kingston. kentucky .
10 he invaded
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
THE MARKETS.
Davenport 1arket....Daily Report.

OHYICs OF fH1 DsA. + NBv0l
s~se .vaa Tuesday i've, August IL.
This 10 . dull week in town, ~ farmers are busy
staekisg their grain. Prices continus Arm.
FLouH-We quote st SA.so9s.oe. Shipaents
600 bbls.
WnAr-Ne. 1, 70 Prime 7s@s7c. Shfpnsats
80 bu. Receipts 80 bu.
BARlxY.-4s0too prime; $50. Rsesipts 80 bu.
Shipnents $50 bu.
CoRs-l4@I6o. Receipts $50 bu.
OArs-1sG21e. Receipts lilo bu. Shipments
$500 b. ~sse
WooG-SO@z5e. a.
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- BU11ALO, AUG. II.
Quite . serious row occurred to-day on the dock.
The cause Of the disturbance 10 mot clearly stated
ID, is understood to hsvs been cassed By Irish
and Gsrnan stevedores trying to prevent their
fellove from working for lsss than had besn ~
Gently nail them. Tho risters 1t one time over
powered the police, during which time Chief Bal
lard aad others Of the force vsees seversy fljos-
Cd. Finally several Of the rngleaders were arrest
Cd. bat Mt sstil the o0osn' revolvsn wsse used.
Two rioters were shot but not dangerously wound.
Cd The Mayor ordered the militia under arms
bat cir seevieee were not needed. 4 renewal o4
NE dise1sbAaee 10 anticipated to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

DRAyrrxo.-The order for drafting to-
gesher With the medus opsrspdi. exemptions.
ETC.. will b fsuad - this page. The draft
will soon be made. and government will econ
have oil the men nssdsd to give the rebellion
eta
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

ARsEsrED.-That puxnaoious and bi.
ba,ory individual kao~n - BILLY the Male. :
Who 10 . terror to the ueighborhood Of the
Fair Grounds, while On enc Of his tantrums on
Monday. assaulted aud very severely beat .
woman Who lived near him. Officer Brown
vent up 70 arrest him yesterday. Billy re-
fussa 70 walk; Brown got drsy. a.d mean
While Silly armed hisssM With patshsork
sad occupied his intrssehmsnts-ths ssllsr-
while Mrs. Billy bassiesdsd shs deer. aBrovs
battered the door dsvn aud arrested nrs b.
and put her o. the vehicle Rsisserss0sats
we're called In andi Billy ssssd dsgs. Brown
tried to dig him out; that failed. Then he
tsok an AZ and eomossesd ripping up The
Asor. Billy broke for the hole that Brown
Asd opened fren The eaeside. and while stsag
gliag to effect retreat. vss caught. Tha
tsial takes place 70 day. a a.s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

A VERY IxPoRrAHr ORDER.-We
call the attention Of reeraising officers 70 Or
der No. sS. publishsd tAis morning. Il viii
bs seen they are instructed to report with
their CONNIE sds, II hllsd to the minimum, q
once at camp In Clinton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
Destruction of the Arkansas.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.
Tht following is from the Petersburg EIpre" Of
Yesterday:
RICHxoND, Aug. 8.
A despatch from Con. Van Dorm to Secretary
Mallory states that the ram Arkansas, Lisutensnt
Stephens commanding, had been destroyed. She
left vicksburg on Monday to cooperate in an at
tack ON Baton Rouge. After passing Bayou Sara
her machinery became disabled. While attempt-
ing to rsKair her, severvl Of the enemys gunboats
attacked her. Aftcra short resistance, she was
abandoned and blown up. The officers and men
reached shore safely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

ADJUTANr GENERAL's O1vICg,l
Clinton, Aug. 4, 1852. J
Circular.
am directed by tho mu ustsrisg officer Of this
District, Captain II. b. Hendershots, I'd U. s..
Artillery, TO give mott that he will not pay 40
cents per day for subsistence Of soldiers, when
large Lumber are subsisted at time.
N. B. BAKER,
Augl22t Adjt Gent Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

~ EoR CL1NroN.-A squad Of men from
the company recruited BY Asssrs. Barney asd
Burditt. leave for Clinton this morning TO rep
resent the company. The rest follow to-mor.
row, if conveyance can be had. It 10 splsu-
did company-all large and muscular men.
SARGENT John B. Mathews, 69th
III. VOL. guarding the prisoners st Camp
Dsuglss. leaves Sos bic rsei@sst % Thsrsday
nsrnisg. Asy psrsss vishiog - sssd letter.
o. pseksges to their frisnds can do 20 BY lsav.
ing them at this Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

$20.40, less than forty cents week,
will secure life peliey for $1,000 in the Con-
nseticut Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Asssts. t4,35O.O00. Dividends have never
been lees than forty per cent. per snnum. H.
B. Hoffman, agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

The Clerks Of tho District Courts in the follow
ing.countes have made return Of the "dmes OF
persons liable to do military duty in the town
ships in their respective counties.
Calhoun I townshin "a
Cedar. 2,099
Gruudv l78
MITCHELL .,9i
Monroe, l,42O J.
Muscatine, 2,Ioo
Poweshsik, 1,o5s
Wright, ll5
ldrcct that the Clerks Of the District Courts
Of counties not in last list send me list Of names
rsturnsd to them BY townships, as liable to DO
military duty, and
direct that the Clerks Of counties who have
made no return whatever, make immediate returns
to mo by townships, Of tho names Of mon liable to
do military duty under laws Of this State.
BY order of tho Commander-in-chief.
NJ BAKER,
Angl2-2t Adjt Gen. OF Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
state Of Iowa.

,7s~ 7tst ApyuFANf 0UIRALs O1yIcB,l
z sa ,stae@ Cllatea, August II, lss2.. !
GssAs, O,Isr NJ. ss.
All oompanios hlled 20 the minimum number Of
men in the different Congregational Districts in
sAis Stase undsr the call fos So0,e0o voluntssrs,
win proceed q oaes 70 The Plass q rsndssye1s
aansd h Order No. a, Of this Dspastnsat.
l.s sa .a98 J 1.B. BAKER,
suel3-dst z Ait CONT q Iowa. i
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

3 vs. don't cell at coat, bat We sell our
At - lev prices % any other merchant
can purchase goeds il New York - day. Try
Wh,slsr's New York stses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

Qua worthy fellow citizen, Mt. John
E Ilenry. 10 Deputy United States Marshal
some Of our s,tissns might wish. after reading
the Laws on dssitisg In asoshsr eols@s. 70
leave our beautiful Ssass-M %, rsnsabsr
that John f. will bs aftsr ysu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

PERSONAL. - Mr.. 1ngham, OF the
Auditing Board. vas At the Burtis House last
evening. He leaves tbis morning for bic home
In Dee Noinee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
Augl2-2'
War Department.

WAL Dcp0IS104Ss
ADJuTAxr GExxHAL's O11IcE,l
Washlngtoo, June Z, 1862. !
General Orders No. So.
II. The Act of February IL, 1862, Section ;,
published in "Genera 81 Orders No. 15," although
prohibiting the discharge Of miuors from the SER
tor into service. except with the written consent
Of their parents. masters or guardians. Such con-
sent must be taken In tspiests and 6lsa with til
plicate copies Of the muster rolls.
By srder Of tho Secretary Of War.
L. THOMAS; Adj't General.
EForms can b had at the Adjstsnt 0sss-
rails Office Of this State.
Augl2-2t
Daily and Weekly papers at county seats in'sre
the above three orders twice. When inserted IN
daily snd weekly papers, ssventy-fvs cents pr
square will bs allowed for the fsst inssstios IN
both, and shirty.6vs ssnts pr square for each
subsequent insertion. When inserted In weekly
papers only fifty cents psr squarS will b allowed
for frat insertion and twenty-five esnts for each
subsequent assertion. This tari6 Of prices will
apply to all advertisements smsnsting from this
Dspertment. The number of insertions attached
70 orders published in DDnecsAr ! NBws Ard
Gassae. Of Davenport, will govam oths papsrs.
When 70 number IS expressed, it will bs under
stood that bat ono insertionis required.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
THE CITY,.

PsoxorRD.-Heury B. Doolittle, for
'olor besssr Of the gsllsnt Iews I'd.
a proaotsd 70 . I'd Nsussnssey In the
infapEfv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

THR Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company is one Of the oldest and best life
Companies in this country. The same cash
Investment will procure . policy for twice
The saeuns givss By many other sonpsniss.
Robert Hlwpeon, agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13
From Boston.

,r Bossox, August IL.
The sgd Massachusetts, regiment 10 ssnounosd
% lssvs for the ssst Of wsF this p, NJ, via New
York. The SD will probably leave to morrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-13

A Bro HAUL OF THE DJsL0YAL.-
Nosdsy evening the Sheriff Of washi.gtsa
ssusty. Iowa. arrived here havisg in charge
joseph swishss, Phtlsndsr swishsr, wm. Ne.
Coy ssd A. Dillon assassd Of dislsy slty u CIV.
log cid and ssofsss - the sssoy - herein
~ ssstA. Avsr meeting had bsss sslIsd 10
enc ef the prseiasts sf Washisgtss sesssy by
. fssruisisg officer ssmsd william Bargsss.
vhish wss quite psmsrossly attsadsd. A.
shis meeting. man named LAudsrbosgh per.
sisted II disturbing and ssnoyisg The spssksrs
By husrshing for JEFF Davis. and Threatening
to wade sp 70 bic knees In the blood ef some
individuals present Who had taken an aetivs
part IL getting sp the meeting. Complaint
was laid sgaiass LaudsebssgA ssd hs vss q
sess arrested asd ths eARsse seastsd Sss BHeA.
Ton with the prisoner. Somewhere % The
road Swishsr and bic seupsrss::rssessd Loud
dsrbsugh and Get him At liberty, enabling
him 70 make good bis escape The parties
inpliestsd in the rsssas we're ssrsstsd. and
- above stated brought to this city and lodg.
I'd In jail - await the decision Of The Provost
Nsrshsl Of this district. who 10 expected here
from 81. Louis to-day. They will No doubt,
II found guilty, hsvs 90 opportunity Of sssv-
log Uneis Sam 10 the honorable capacity Of
soldiers.
ELECTION OF OFFlosxs.-Last even.
ing the usnbsrs Of the Company recruited b
Asssrs Torrsy and So sirss held IN election for
sfiieers. with the folio owing result:
Captain-Dolphus TORY.
Let Lsutsnant-A. H. Brooks.
"a do -Chss. E. Squirss.
| let Ssargsant-G. w. Theopsen.
I'd do -R. r. Blair.
I'd Dc IT. F. Allsn.
9Th do John Bell
6th do Gilbert Shsrriugsr
Corpsrsls-W. b. Cook, ". @. Nicely, J. 8.
Surby and Ssth Cumaings.
TIE frst sauad Of The Company viii leave
for CIintoa THE oorning.