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The New York herald., 1862-08-12
Coroners' Inquests.

MoRR SuNsTROEB CAsEs.-In addition 10 the cases OF
sunstroke already published the following rssoftsi
to the Coroners' Office yesterday
Joseph Lewis Of ko4 Caroline street. native Of Ire
land, aged 81 years.
Mary Riley, of No. 3l1s Whitehall street, a native of
Ireland, aged 80 years.
Thomas Carn, Of No. 1876 Liberty street. native Of
Ireland, aged 80 years.
John Berger of No Stone street. native Of Ireland,
aged 27 years.
RECOVERY THE BODY Or. IsGRAHAM-The body Of
Dr. Abah Ingraham, the author, who was drowned nj
the foot OF Forteth street, North river Friday by
the upsettng Of small boat, recovered yester-
day and conveyed the late residence Of deceased No
West Fifty second street. Coroner Wdey held an in
quest upon the body.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

Mcrsase; - 49, $ooooo ~
Of main track and 81 miles OF sidngs 11s engues
cars. Funded debt, S15 ,23t 500.
We copy from the New Orleans Nationcl Asuo
cate the annexed condensed statement of the
banks Of New Orleans, from returns made to Gen.
Rutler the 81 at of Iulv.-
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
MATRIMONIAL. L.,

AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, 30 YEARS OF AG
"A having all the qualiiica good wife could wish,
desrous TO make the acquau OF lady with the abov
view Address for week, Since. iiy, Herald ollce.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-03-06
[From the Daily Globe, February 20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1862.
LOYALTY OF A MEMBER

Mr.. HICKMAN. l rise to a
question OF privilege, which is con-
tanned in the resolution | send to
the Clerks desk to be read.
The Clerk read as follows:
Whereas, the Baltimore Clipper
of this date contains the following
publication:
"DocUMENTs FouND.-During yes
terday, the police force visited the
office of the South newspaper, and
took possession of n number of let.
ters written by Senators Bayard
and Salisbury, of Delaware, and
the notorious Vallandigham Of
Ohio. The documents contain
touching sentiments of poor bleed
ing Dixie, and various suggestions
how the Yankees might be de
feated."
Therefore, Resolved, That thc
Committee Of the Judiciary be d.
rected to inquire into the truth 0
the allegations therein made agains
G. L. Vallandigham, a member o
this House, with power to send 70
persons and papers, and to exam
inc witnesses OH oath or affirma
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-03-06
What Right Have We to Complain

What Right Have We to Complain
With pork at $3.50 to $500 per
hundred, wheat less than 81, 90 per
bushel, and corn 90 cents per bush :
el, and other produce in proper
ton, what right have we to COM
plain? True, coffee, sugar, tea,
and rice have somewhat advanced
iii price, but what of that? We
can do without these luxuries, and
be the better for it. But look at
the fix the Southerners are in, and
be content.-Bucyrus Journal.
Decidedly rich! We would ad.
wise our friend of the Journal to
look over the files Of his paper and
read some ofthe Lincoln campaign
editorials. He will find in them
abundant promises of good times,
free labor 'retrenchment and re.
form, Economy '16O acres of land,
free homes for free men, and any
amount of such balderdash. Now
we have the blessed Lincoln times
Now we are reaping rich crop o.
Republicanism. @
Under the reign of the great
raiI-splitter we were to have good
tines s.'e4 ass.-..1 I "a
With pork at $3.50 perhundred
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-03-06
For the Democratic Press.
To the People Of Preh!e County

Fathers, Brothers, and Friends
Hear me once more for the love
of the Union, the Constitution, and
liberty. These blessings Of heaven
can only exist together in harmony.
But the destruction of one will be
the death -knell of all three. When
ever a party, or faction, casts aside
our Constitution, and assumes the
higher law, that is-necossity, for
their guide in ruling over you,
your right of self-government is
trampled upon. Then you must
submit to be ruled by edicts, or
laws which you never made, and
to which you never gave your as,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-03-06
ATOM, PREBLE COUNTY, OHIO fIEURsDAY MARCH g. 1862

Y, IREDLE OOOV
ences of good and evil; and still
they hope, that somehow or other,
they will 60 to heaven when they
die! There is a way that seem
eth right unto man, but the end
thereof are the ways of death =
prov. xvi. 25) BE not deceived;
God is not mocked : for whatsoever
a man soweth, that shall he also
reap (Gal. vi. 7, g. This is a
fact, according to known law, and
we cannot alter it; and we add,
that it cannot be altered, either in
this world or in that which is to
sonie GaEl, i Tildias !
nor an arbitrary being. HIS laws
are all Just, pure, reasonable, and
holy. If men will live in sin, in
practical and known disobedience
to law, they must suffer the conse-
quences the transgressor alone is
to blame. The end of all right law
is the prevention of crime, and
consequently of sufferings; but if
men will sin, they must in the ma
ture of things suffer; and all the
suferings which are the consc-
Iquences of sin, are the consequent
of their antecedcnt he that sins to
tie end, must, therefore, suffer in the
end.
These facts demonstrate the ne
cessity of zeal, wisdom, and piety
in the preachers for the people,
that all who hear them may be
taught as the truth is in Jesus, and
presented perfect in Christ made
active, healthy, and strong in the
divine life, through their harmony
with the Deity, and sympathy witt
. the Redeemer, guided and led by
the Spirit. 1t is the duty of th'
earnest and intelligent preacher tc
convince the people, that it is thei
privilege to put on Christ, and tt
live in Him, so as to be enabled
through grace, to resist any temp
tation that might present itself
y and thus advance to perfection
The most holy beings OH earth ar
those who are most zealously ell
- gagged, whatever their station il
life may be, under the sway o
. right motives, influenced by tn
= exercise Of right and pure afec
tions, and impelled by the energ.
and force of the spiritual life, wit
single eye to the glory of God
endeavoring to act SO as to cor
tribute to the advant ement of sc
. ciety, in its onward progress i
"a piety, intelligence, comfort, an
= peace. Let the Jealous preache
- keep this fact in mind, and max
it the great business Of his minis
tclial life, to think, speak, and az
as one whose work it is to save a
r who hear him; and to gatht
r around him an energetic, syst
matte, united, active, and happ
: people, Jealous Of good works.
:, The more active both preachej
~ and people are, living and labo
ing, whatever their calling may b
L. L. under the sway of right motive
~ the less time they will have
commit sin, and sin will have le
power over Them. This is the Wa
:, to rise in Christ to perfection al
glory.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-03-06

'what right have we g pmplain 2
With wheat at les |san $I,O0
per bushel, ,twhat rigl |axe we to
complain?
With other prodde1 b proper
ton, what right have We to com
plain?' ag
With tea, coffee, sugar. calico,
muslins, and every artie|e we have
to buy, advanced III price, what
right have we to conn |ainT lsss
I'VE can do without l|lese. luxu.
ries and be the betleI fgF it, In
these Lincoln good titfos3 4 ,;'
And then it helps ille matter 50
amazingly, when We look at9he
fix the.Sauthofpefs ar
6an ieeI I6As VIII 1 belly
''fnl1 Of rye coffee, when we Hook
at the fix the Southerners are in
We can drink our Sage tea
without sugar in iit and feel as
happy as toads in . mud puddle,
when we look at thefx the South
crners are in
1t makes Rye Coffee and Sage
Tea palatable, and sweetens sweet
cake that has no sugar in it, tC
'look at the fix the Southerner.
are in
If any man in these Lincolr
times wants to feel rich and happy
and contentcd, just let him 'loob
at the fix the SoGthcrners are in.
But there are some things tina
looking 'at the fix the Southerner
are M will not do.
1t will not pay the four per cen
a year taXes.
1t will not raise the price ofpork
1t will not save to the people th
hundred million dollars the Repuh
licans have stolen from the Trea
sury.
1t will not give to every poo
man the '160 acres of land he wa
promised when the blessed reig
; of Republicanism should begin.
1t will not bring back peace to
: distracted country.
, 1t will not pay the public debt.
1t will rot fill an empty treasur.
1t will not wipe out the battle
r fl Ids that drink the blood of OF
D country's children.
1t will not stop the march of a
, mics that go forth to do the mu
= derous work of battle.
I, 1t will not bring smiles to I'll
face Of the widow who inourns
q husband slain on the bloody fell
1t will not hush the cries of Il
orphan children, who look in va
n for the coming of the father WI
# died uncared form anarmy hospita
G 1t will not bring joy to the bous
hold that has been robbed of a sc
or brother cut down by sabre
y the hands of one whom, but Fl
h Republicanism, he might ha'
(; hailed as a brother.
J., Would to God, that looking
the fix the Southerners are i
J. would restore the Union, revi
II our dropping flag, bring back
d glory aud restore its fallen staI
,r unlock the avenues of trade, fill ,
= the family circle and once mo
'' gather the absent and the lc
s. around the deserted hearthston
1t restore free speech and a pres
Il bring back law and order, and !
~ move the bitter pill of Republica
= ism forever away from US. But
e. will not do any of these things.
y Abolition Republicanism mt
. ders our peace, robs us Of our Ii
PC critics, destroys rprosperity, al
=, then asks what right have we
/ complain
c, And then with all our prese
IS, blessings and all our future hoI
10 made drifting wrecks before G
~ eyes, we are advised to conf
% ourselves by looking at the fix t
" Southcrners are in = BucyI
id Forum.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-03-06
RD-The Lawrcnceburg Indiana

RD-The Lawroncoburg (Intliana)
Register says
ain this county alone, we could
name one hundred men, We're it
proper to do so, who voted the Re-
publican ticket two years ago, who
now declare their determination to
support the Democratic banner
through the coming contest"
---~------ -
urn Advartisn in tho prnaa..M
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-03-06
q q BRUGG AND WAGON WHIPS.
8 3. Travelling Trunks.
g- slfH4sa "a yre aH boss

and all articles usually kept in Harness
Makers Shop. 81-Shop on Baron ST., two
doors North Of Brookins Sons drug store.
N. B:-0ld oarriage repaired and retrim.
med, on short notice, and in good style.
Eaton, August 20, 1861. Il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY MORNING. JULY %. 1852

3 AUslcAL-Our city can boast ol
more really sxssllsst ssd medical taleat thsa
cay other town Of its siss In the West. Ous
Union Band 10 set sarpssssd 10 this Of any
other S'ats. and our other musical assoetatioss
have already gained very snvisbls reputati. ns
We ns DOW % have eth another musical %
sosistos. 4 nuobss ~ eur ysusg soatasss
have formed company. end meet fer pssetise
st sisted periods in wsappsrmao's Block. Bra.
dy street. The company numbers some ten .,
twelve members. performers upon The violin
guitar. banjo. clarooet. base.viol, tsmbcrine.
cassonetts. and other instruments. AID for th.
time they have been prsctic nc, make exceed,
ingly sweet music. We hope their orgsn'zs.
ton may prosper and its shadow never grow
lees.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

Ffeddent, Or VAR deparsnen'; hsving besa made
was deemed b. the trssideat and vas dspsnoesG
better = accept such troops - offered sndsr that
CALL but II it i proper TO notice that the cal does
net allcw any bounty to the month men except
the Is dollars paid ct II time Of being mustered
into service; the remaining IS dollars is payable
only to those Who enlist for years or during
the var. The President In On ofieial order a..
aoaaces the death Of OK PresideDs Ven turen: hs
Gays this event will occasion meurnirg IN The
nation. tor the les Of = citissn, and pubic SER
vant and that his memory will be gratsfu ally
cherished - . mark Of respect. The executive
manson, and the several executive depastmsn.s,
excepting those Of the war aud navy are being
drsped with black, and nearly all pubic busi-
ness has been ordered to be SUSPENDED. To day
the var and navy departments will cause suitable
hono'r 70 be paid th.s occasion, to the memory
Of the ilustlious dead. such as Aags at half mast
tiing Ut ordinance 30.
The following 10 Q CODY Of the lsttar from tha
Secretary Of War:
GsNrLEAek: Your views respecting the recruit
ing s"rvice, and the proper measures to encourage
1t, have been atentively con idered BY the Pres,-
dent, and the following rsgulAtions established by
the Department are expected to attain the object
yoa desire: First, the Adjutant General will !" ..
tail IN omoof at each rendezvous for mastering in
recruits, who will pay to each recruit his proper
share Of bounty, and also pay the recruiting Zee at
the time he 10 mustered into the service Of tho
United States. second. It being of paramount
impor ancs to fill up tho cid regiments speedily,
fee to recraits to the old regiments double ths
for the new regiments will be pa i to wit, four
dollars for each recruit. Thiri. Ihs recruits viii
Be clothed, armed and equipped without delay,
and placed In camp of instruction. Any other
practical suggestion you may be pleased 10 , fer
will always be respectfully considered BY this
Department Yours, truly,
lSigned] EDWIN N. STANTON, Sec'y Of War.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
From Cairo.

CAIRs, July IS.
The steamer Wilson has arrived Fl. m Vicks-
burg. When in Princeton bend, just above caro-
lins landing, 80 miles above vicksburv, with two
barges in TOW, she was fred into from the Missis-
sipppi side BY several six Founders and q score OF
muskets. She was hit some sixty times mostly
by musket balls and strange to say no one was IN
jured. One she'll burstdirectly under her boilers
She cut her bsrges loose and allowed them to drift
down the stream.
The steamer Evansville brings news of q rebel
raid In Florance, Ala, on Tuesday last. They
| entered the city and burned all tho warah ouses
| used for commissary and quartermaster's stores
aud all the cotton in the county. They seized
| the United States steamer Colona, used for con
veying army supplies over the shoals. They took
| al the money belonging to the boat aud passen a.
Refe, than burnt the boat. The property des.
| troyed was Of great value. They captured q
small detachment of Mitchell's army detailed to
guard the conveyance Of supplies. They pro-
ceeded down the Tennessee river to Chickasa~ =
and Waterloo and burned all tho storehouses
v hich contained cotton.
Another band If forty rebels made descent on
| wagon train . short distance from Pittsburg
Landing and captured sixty wagons snd teams
carrying quartermasters and comm issary stores.
The steamer Woods ord, just arrived, brings new,
from Hend.rson, Ky.
On Thursday, as Col. Carvin and half dozen
| others, we're returning to Henderson from the
camp II mile, out, and whom near 8 miles from
town. were fired at by 50 rebel bush ack ers VIII
+ n as Soon as they mad fired. The Colonel was
wounded in the hand oy buck shot. Lieut.,
Broder was killed by rife shot in the bree 81 a nd
. doctor was wounded seriously in tae right
shoulder.
An order has been issued at Columbue, XIV for
bidding women from going South over the railroad
from that place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
From st. Louis.

ST. Louis, July Is.
Considerable excitement exists to-day at the
number Of persons claiming protection under tie
British f'g to exempt th. N from rollment un-
der the recent order Of the government. Anex
cited crowd was around the Office, among which
were many indignant citizens present TO prevent
per6dy on the part Of American residents having
families and business permanently located, who,
il the hour Of peril, seemed to sneak from dutv
BY enrolling themselves subjects Of Great Britain
Several persons in attempting to get protectiou
papers were roughly handled by The crowd. Nu-
merous arrests were made, and several affrays a.d
struggles occurred between the disturbers add The
policemen. A detachment of the Provost Guard
were ordered out, and by their timely exertisn all
was suppress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES.
THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
i stitches, and fuis the cloth either right or
isft. - the OPERATOR may desire. 1t sews very
rapid, is easy Of operation and almost noiseless
Il - fully protected by letters patent, AMI each
machine warranted to tho purchaser.
Al those desiring first class family sewing
machine will bs richly repaid BY an Q, e,aminatios
Of it, merits.
P.L CONE. Agest.
Corner Of prady and ID sts., Davenport, Iowa.
ilv22-dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
Tnr E,cnrRExrn REGIMENT Full

Capt Hsndershott tells % that he leaves for
Clinton to-day, to muster into the service oi
the United States the Eightesoth Regiment ol
Iowa voluutsers, which is now entirely full
The regiment will probably leave for Annap-
oils in . few days. It has been just abost
thirty days since the fret company vent into
camp at Citation. The next regiment will b
commenced q 90 early day. Keep the ball In
motion. :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
RIVER ITEMS.

ARRIVED, Saturday. July 26.
JENNIE W HI PrLs, Morri son, Keokuk.
BILL HENDERSON,, Rhodes, DUBUQUE.
DENMARK, Gray, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
AD H1NE, Gait, DUBUQUE.
JENNIE HrtPLE, Morrison, Keokuk.
DENMARK, Gray, St. Louis.
The Lady franklin, ar Ohio river boat,
picked up q snag which passed through her star
board bow guard. thence through her boiler and
hurricane decks,and smashed up things generally.
Several hhds. fsusar were swept overheard. No
lives lest.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals q
this port during the week ending Saturday night
was 1S.
SUNDAY BOATS.
The Northern Line packet Metropolitan, Cart.
Ball, will depart for St. Paul and intermediate
points to-day.
Tae elegant Northern Line packet Canads,
Captain Pa ker and Clerk Cougar, departs for st.
Louis this morning.
MONDAY BOATS.
The Bill Henderscn, Captain Rhodes, will de-
part for Dubuque and intermediate landings at I
O'Clock this morning.
The mail a nd passenger packet Ksts Cassel,
Captain Davis, will depart for Keokuk and way
points at o'clock this morning, making oornec.
ions for st. Louis in 80 hours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

WIDE AwAKs.-The Gazette learns
from the Nuscatine Journal, that some one
Was killed out at Round Grove, In tbis county,
few days ago. but has not been able to lesrn
any particulars. II the editor had read the
DExocaAr 4 News. of Monday last, he would
have found % account Of the affair, with par.
tculars attached.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
New YORK Market.

NEW YoxE. July 26.
FLOUR - Firm. Sales at $4.35@5lO Super
State; x5.25@5'4O Extra state 81 95@5 90 Super
Western So. 25M5.45 Common 10 me lium Extra
W estern IS 80@h. As common to go.d shipping
Brands extra T.. H..
WHEAT.-Sales at $l.l7@$1.2 Chicago spring ::
8l.l4@$ .1S Milwaukee Club ;$i.l7dl 20 Amber
Iowa, 81 26 Winter Red Western; 81 1.3l@l 81
Amber Michigan.
Corn 56@57e Mixed Western in store snd
delivered.
WaisKY.-Market dull ;28Hc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

Ma. HENRYs LgcTURE.-It should
be remembered that the eloquent Mr.. Henry
lectures at Ls Clsire Hall this evening. There
san b~ no donbt thss hs can Interest % large
and - istslligsst - sodisnes - any oas nov
before shs pablis. Tssn out and hear bin. snd
get your friends to do the same thing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

Qua ARsENAL.-A letter from Wash.
ipgton, addre sed to Willard Barrows. Esq.
Of this city. s,atss that General Ripley. Chief
Of Ordnance. says that nsthing will be done in
relation to the Arsepal on Rock leland this
Summer, more than to survsy the grounds and
get every thing 10 readiness to commence sp~
On the works next season.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

INrsRrsrrNo.-A "gay and festive''
young gentleman who has occasionally stop
ped 10 this city, but who 10 now rumaginR
over the State on his ousels. sends 10 very
interesting letter. which will bs found on the
second page. For . modest young man hs
makes . pleasisg correspondent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
From Fort Monroe.

Ff. MONRo1, July Is.
The steamship Daniel W ebster from New York.
reached here last evening, On her way T. hsrri-
sons Landing. She landed with vegetables for
the army. an article they have been sufsring for
So s~~O tsrna
The flag of truce boat went up James River yes
terday, aud returned early this morning to Fort
Monroe, where she only remained ten minutes and
steamed of in tho direction Of York River.
The steamers cpaulding and ekerbocker sr.
rived lat evening with 800 Union prisoners f. n
Richmond = the Knekerbsksr to PhiladeIpLie
and the SpaaldiDg to New Ysrk. They viii both
Lave here this evening for their respective desti-
NATIONS.
The sailing vessel', schooners TO-, which have
been lying up the James River for some time near
the James island, have within few days passed
down the river and anchored in tho road Just above
Fort Monroe. ! have not ascsrtained the cause Of
this move.
Large Union forces Of artillery are reinforcing
these already 1t yorktown.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

We regret to learn that our good
friend. George Nureay. Esq is quite III from
an Injury received on Monday last. through
his team running away. On Thursday be
drove out to De Witt and suffered greatly en-
coming home. It 10 probable that Mr.. Mur
ray's injuries are internal. - no evidence Of .
blow 10 observable upon bis person. wehops
to zee him in bic usual robust health again In
4 few davs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28
Virginia News.

LITTLE WASHINGTON, Va, July 26.
The people Of Culpepper, Orange and Madison
were thunderstruck at the recent sudden appear
ance Of the Union forces under Gen. Hatch. They
are represented as being heartily sick of the war.
They may we'll be, for tho prospect Of starvation
stares them in the face; their stock has been
driven Of BY the Coufederates, the wheat crop 10
aloost annihilated by rust and worm and the
corn scarcely above the srouai has no chance Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

PERsoNAL.-Our esteemed fellow cit
iEsn John L. Swita. Esq.. arrived home Satur
day evening from New Yssk. Jehns trip hes
had . very bses6sisl effect upon bic outer ap.
pearauce, and we have no doubt had he rs.
been 10 capital condition TO run for Alder.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

ANOTHER REcRUlTING OFFICE
OpESED.-Our youog fellow eitizso, Joseph A.
Davenport. has opened . recruiting Office in.
the building corner Of Main and Front etreets
esst eide. Joe has enlisted for the war. and
invites oil his friends to follow his commend.
able example.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-28

RETURNIHa VoLUNTEERs.-A large
number Of farloughsd soldiers are making
their appearance daily at Capt Hsndershott's
office for passes back to their regiments. Ths
late call Of the Government. aud the stringent
conditions attending nos.eomplisnss, 10 send
Ing them back rapidly. At this particular
time It 10 OF the utmost Importance that every
man should be at bic post.