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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-05

HAYrl AND LIBERIA The bill recognizing
the National existence of Hayli and Liberia, and
authorizing the President to appoint diplomatic
representatives to these republics has passed. A
large majority in each branch of Congress
the fossil pro-slavery men who appear to think
that there is some danger tina, colored men will
be judged by their merits rather than by their
complexion, and 30 come to be though, as good
as their masters. 1t will be remembered that
the President recommended this recognition Of
these Nationalilies in his message. Thus, step
by step, the Nation advances in the work of Judy
ing men and nations by their merits, their es-
sentlal qualities, rather than by their color.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-05

DODGE He will be here to- night. lie will
make all laugh to hear hun. We have just had
great intelligence from Halleck's army. We
are expecting greater news from McCleIan'.,
rhe Valley of the Shenandoah lis sending u,
again good reports. We can laugh tonight,
and not feel that We are doing anything in.
proper or wrong. And Dodge would make l,
laugh if we had heard the most melancholy t.
dlpgs in the world. Tonight he will make i,
laugh " consumedly," Therefore, let US 60
and hear him, and by Investing fifteen cents IN
the medicine Of laughter, show that we are the
true wise men.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-05

The next Semi-annual Meeting Of the Vermont
State Medical Society will be holden at St, AL
bans on Wednesday and Thursday, June 18th
and 10Th. The railroad Will carry for fare one
way.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-05

WooLsoN's CLOTHING SToRE.-We are gsd
to notice that Woolson's clothing establisbnen,
has had an unusual run Of customers ~.
Spring. lie usually has all that he can do, In,
this season he Is continually full Of business, Al.
.e were made aware, much TO our incoy-n.
ence, when we left our measure at his shop. and
were C compelled to walt until We looked unusu.
ally shabby, even for An editor, before or turn
came. But the " tit paid tor waiting
Clothes do not make the man wholly, but 1t IS
lndlsputahIe that "a neat, well, fitting garment ID
a most excellent introduction into any society
into which enc ought to 90, and the man who
has a suit from Woolson's store has that intro.
duction. We advise all who are in need Of
clothing to 20 to Woolson and have that need
supplied.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-05

Q eldom found in drug shops and patent nostrumS
a sound body, strong lungs, and a ge"''' J'0"
Of 0OOd spirits.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-05

his finger 10 the right place
where he LETT off. At this awtpl 4" tod
lee v as demanded, and ifu was n rruSe the
coming at least half a guinea, Or y, lorth'
ana IA half' the couple could not no 8, uoIIaFs
rled until the money was paid. Iba ua''
ers' when marrying, might use a Paw 'gael'
or even "A Discipline might do. and et Dock
couple are standing, keep them staD5 gn,.e the
the halt eagle, or a full one. is Ia;I Until
This is the best remedy which eccIe. uosA
usage furnishes. Some one NIGH as'ica
pertinent, unless he fears that ,bs .ue ex'
would be worse than the evil connI,;n ,'%'uy
Or we might suggest that were eve,r 0''
rlage notice IN the Central to be cb.,n ua''
dollar, the preacher, in COLLECTING ,b
sending 1T on, might be aided 10 obIa,n;na Iua
own lawful lee, aud thus pay the honas' u'
for giving such an important notice, 'ul
But really the man must have insdeon.
IDEAS as to the value OF a good wife. whaa
dlshonors his forthcoming partner bv cbo.,;s
the poor preacher of his honest fee. Wa1
our readers, should a man be allowed , ,r;a
who Ices not honor her in paying a fair MAJ,
riage fee ? Here is a question which We WIKI
all the unmarried men to consider. And ra
would ask the clergy to decide the morsI;tv ~
the nop.payments complained OF, 50 that Ten.
der consclences might De relieved, good bride,
honored, aud unmanly gentlemen saitors given
to understand that it is a condition Of bsvinr
a wife, for the groom to hand over the cao's
or half eagle IN all cases, and a larger amount
in many cases that we do not understand
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-05

Having CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET US RENEW OUR
TRUST IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-05

A bill abollshing polygamy in all the terrific
lies of the United States has passed Congress
by a large nj jority. That " Domestic institu-
ton y Is hereafter to be regulated in Uncle
Sans way, and not IN Brigham Young's way.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-05

The Federal loss in the two days battle near
Richmond was three thousand and not three
hundred, as eroneously reported by telegraph.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-05
-

The House OF Representatives have voted on
their part, to adjourn the 10th inst. 1t is not
probable the Senate will concur.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
BUR1Is House., DAVENPORT, I
AuCu ct 10, 1862.

Editors Democrat aad Neus:
GENTLEMEN You did right this morning
when commenting on my arrest, to cay that
If be guilty Of treason to the Government,
should be pun shed | will 90 farther, and
if be guilty Of any crime against the Gov
srnment should be punished. Bot suppose
that my arrest is founded on misapprehens.ons
and misrepresentation that instead Of offend.
ng against the Government my crime has
been TO be in favor Of preserving our Cons,i-
tu,Ion as it is, and tho Union az it was, and o,
'aving the Co,erDu ont 60 administered a. to
ELECTS these objects, what then. Ii ,his csuse
be o crime then indeed am guilty Perhaus
It has become = oiiMe. II ser.aia!y 10 regard
ed So folly by some persons to favor the
preservation Of the Constitution and the resto
ration Of tie Union. Folly, indeed, it may be
unfortunately. but crime it certainly 10 not
But vii, not trouble you further, Meesre Ed
tors nor your readers With my views on these
subjects. design only to cay that agree
With you in your conclusions. as to the pro
,riety and puniehment for treason, cl.iuing
,nly that the fact guilt be established efore
be iuilic,ion Of punishment.
! am yours respectfully,
d. A. MABoNY
ioxic The United States Marshal Mir. Mshon,
sas arrested on ol orge Of Encouraging en-.
stu snts, not through Lis paper, but pey.onnl-
" This is q vio,stion Of the laws Of the land,
guilty, Mr.. Mahony ehould receive such pun.
.hment as such criue merits. But, on the
th-r hand. II Mr.. II is not guilty. tie Gov
rnmen' owes it to the gentleman to make all
frpara,ion in Its power and the opportunity
proving his innocence should have been
iven him before be was ken from the Stats.
cd subjected to delay and great Lecunisr,
nss 1t is 10 small matter to remove a mar
-om Iowa TO Washington. detaining him FROM
is business for q lengthy period. and then II
ound innocent compel him to pay oil the ea>
,-n-es Of his return home. More especially
$ this the case if the victim is poor devil OF
20 editor, forced BY circumstances to procure
+precarioue living by his wits. The orders Of
VI. Hoxie are to remove the prisoner to
Washington at once and being imperative.
nnst be obeyed This precl ludes any oppor-
,unity of settling tho question at tn present
time, and the slow motions Of the Cover nment
must be awaited. We really hope Mr.. Ma.
hony may be able to convince the powers that
bs. that HE title j. clear, and In few weeks
We shall expect to hear of his being again
settled in his chair editorial. That Mr.. Ma
hony has been indiscreet in some things.is very
true. That he is q disloy 81 man at heart. We
do not believe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
A Collision on the Potomac.

hqVIA CREEK, Aug. a.
collision occurred on the Potomac last night
of Ragged Point, between the steamers Peabody
and Wet Point, Involving the loss of 73 lives.
The West Point was bound to this place from
Newport News, with convalescent soldiers Of Burn
sides army. She sunk in ten minutes The Pea.
body br ught the rescued soldiers and passengers
to this point.
There were 254 soldiers. officers, ladies and
one child on the West Point, and at Fort Monroe
she took II men aboard making 27s in all.
The aeciden. occurred Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock The West Point began sinking fast.
The Peabody which was partially disabled only
rendered assistance with boats
There we're several vessels in the river which
rendered all the assistance possible and BY their
combined efforts 2o3 persons were saved All the
crew except fireman we're saved.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
FYOn W ashiugtOn.
WAsurN0roN. August IA.


The Navy Department advertises for proposals
Tor the construction OF vessels of iron for river
sno harbor defense, similar to those building in
New 4 ork. having single revolving turrctt. No
oner VIII DC considered unless from parties fuly
prepared to execute work Of this kind having in
their own name, at tho present time, suitable
shops and tools.
In sccorisncc with sentence Of court martial
held at camp, near Harrison's Lanaing, Lit. Frank
9. Goodrich, Geo. A. Rawiy, Chas K. Noggles and
Wright, OF the reg suiar army have been cashiered
for misbehavior before the nemy, and Captain
Caiboy, of the l4th u S. Infantry for d.unken-
ness on duty.
A despatch from Hsnnewel says that Federal
officer had just returred from New Market,
aud reports that rebel Porter had disbapded his
forces, and is NV among tho hills on Fsbne's
river with about 20 men. A bout 800 men had re-
treated into onroe 20.
hose ought 10 know, deny that change
Of No, ,isiians army iron the Peninsula has CO.
cured, and assert that he is at bis headquarters
with his command.
The delivery Of one and two dollar treasury
notes will begin Tuesday next, in small guam
titles.
The following additional regulations for the
enrolment for the draft Of the militia, we're is
sued to-day:
Ordered, That in filing all acquisitions for
militia. the quotas Of ,hs several States, will be
apportioned by the Governors, amo ag the several
conuties, and when practice lie amor < the sub
divisions of counties for all volunteers hereto
fore furnished by them and mustered into service
Of the United sta es ard whose .ipulated terms
Of service shall not have expired.
LSigned EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Last night train Of cars arrived from Cul-
pepper bringing another installmeEt o. confined
prisoners numbering about $50.
The steamer Key Por. has brought up a guard
from Gen. hurnsides division, having in custody
Maj Slaughter and II other prominent citisens
from fredericksburg, who are charged with Sc
cretly aiding aud abett,ng the enemy, and Civ
ing them Information of the movements OF our
army, they were Immediately conveyed to the
old Capitol prison.
Another batch of the same description are ex-
pected here to night from the Sam. locality.
ADMIRAL Dupont has rel erted TO tho Nnvy de-
parrment that on tho 4,h inst the Gamer Herr N
captred tho schooner aqiill., while attemp,,
xg to run the blockade o. Charlest.n harbor.
She is of II tons burthen, and was laden with
between 80 and 400 bbls. Of turpea,ne and
hound for Nhusau.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
Letter FroU DR.. Maxwell.
Nnmsnarr Maea A. II -

CoRIs1H, hss., Aug IL. 1862
Ed. Ru.sErL.-Dear 81, = On the 10th
visited and obtained the following facts:
20 REGT. INF. I.v. IN CAMP xgAR o. u. Re.
Sick-Col. Baker, rheumatism.
in hospital (chasss Drs Piles and Turner u
10 quarters Observation-Disclosures. IS
Died, on 9th inst (Co. D, Birsh)... ...... !
l0Tn RDo IN CAMP nILss = coRIKTH NEAR
cHARLnsroN RR, ON PINE RIDGES. GOOD WATER
Sick 1t Col Small, bilious collie.
in hospital in charge d b Mohn )....... "a
a. fmorDing esiI %
In quarters. .......................
Officers OF line sick in quarters. rs.............. 2
Strength Of rank and fle......... AT
oince!s.... ........ ol-opo
Absent in hospitals and 90 furloughs...... JOB
Deaths within last ten days.. 5
The unusual amount Of sicknese is, think.
owing to Q great extent to forced marches and
exposure during their trip 10 Ripley. 1t Ger
tsinly 10 not for want of care In camp or hos
pitsl lcsations, nor yet wafer. for 10 ell these
rsspeetsit 10 most favorable.
l7rH REG BsCA MP4D NEAR THE 0TH. AL RQU ALLY
FAVORABLE FOR HEALTH.
Sick in hospital care Drs Udel h Berklsy)... 20
~ morning call ...................... 20
Officers in quartefs.... ........................ 2
Absent sick ........................ ........l72
Deaths since 1st inst ................ 2
5th regiment fantry. 1 ". moved cam, A
days since ard marched to Jacinto, 8 miles
-ast Of Rienzi-wss in good condition.
7th regiment infantry, Ur ion Brigade. wac
in same condition as when last resorted, ex
cept there we're three desertions from Union
Brigsds Saturday.
Iowa soldiers o eta division hoepital, near
Coripth. are improving. although the location
,f the institution ie any thing but good. There
no sha DO to protect our men from the dread
al no. suu-poor water and heavy clay coil
llth. 18Th. 10Th and 10th regiments are
represented here.
Aug 1st, were sick ..................2 .23s
Up to date there have been discharged
No. returned to duty. SO
Total remaining in hospital Of Iowa men,. 162
The hospital is not fortunately located
DOOR water-no shadee-heavy clay soil. and
on south slope. near to low landa. Quite q
number Of cases Of scurvy-need vegetables
very much. a supply of which canrot be got
At any place here Good butter is verv much
needed Sickness ie evidently CD the inef ease
and 10 more fatal. Friends at home should
see that these veterans Of many bsttles are not
left to die for the want Of articles 40 plenty
and cheap with them. See to it.
In haste, yours truly,
A 8. maxwell.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
Notice To Builders.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
L undersigned until the l4th day Of August
FOR building bansing hsuse ct the corner Of I'd
Ind Brad streets. Plans and specifications ean
~ seen tho Office Of ". L. Carroll, architect.
A. J. PRESTON, p.;,a;.
GEO. /. nDIHAHV1EspoRr. conni't'e.
August 9th, 1862. dtll4h
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
Wagenor's Sewing Machine !
A NEW INVENTION.

First Premium Awarded f.. shc Best
Sewing BY Machine.
MANUFACTURED IN MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
This machine is the best fer all family and
manufacturing purposes. will mako coats shirts,
pants, quilt bed quits, and do all othos worh in
fabrics. It's simp.ici y, durability, cieioncy and
price, challenge every other machine III use
Wheeler L " iispns. Grover }akcr's, i SIN
ger Cos AOt excepted. la proof Of tie above
refer you to examine the machines and work, at
q W LosdelPs dry goods store, at Moline, Ill Its
construction Is simply piece Of casting, c.n-
structed as to receive Its movement. which is a
rotary ton, so arranged as TO attach both up
per and lower needle, and feed in such a manner
to form double lock stitch. The thread from
two spools s thus placed in the cloth in the most
perfect order and with the least possible fri tion.
10th threads are tightened and slackened by ono
screw. Thus, you SEQ, is formed the most simple
and effective combination yet applied to sewing
machines. These machines cannot fail to meet
the wants Of every family and manuf acturer.
All the knowledge that is required to regulate
this machine, is to regulate the tension by ono
screw, and shorten or lcngthen the stitch by ono
screw, ard the needle in its place as 10 form
the proper connection ot both threads, which will
lie readily observed by the operator, thus saving
world of pcrf!exity that has been 80 common in
com pIica,.d machines Williarnantic for upper
thread ant Coates for lower, is tho beet thread
for ali practical purposes. silk and linen threads
are used TO the same advantage. sewing done by
these machines received the first premium at tho
lass county, Michigan fair. All wishing to pur-
chafe good achne are invited to examine this
before purchasing elsewhere. Warranted one year
with pruper usage Price $40-Cniversal lem
mer IS extra. All kinds of farm produce taken
at market price net refused. For further
particulars address }. A. WAOENER.
ms7-d6wtf Moline, III.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
DISTRICT COURT.
AU0UsT TERN.
HON. JOHN F DILLON, Judge.
IRA II. CLIFFORD, Clerk.

FRrDAY, August Is, 1852.
The Court epsusd 1t 9 o'clocd 4. n.
The motion for . new trial 10 the case OF
Isasc Msas w. straues 4 Billstein came up
for hearing and occupied al Of the forenoon
Dow d Brown. and J. J. Lindey for Plaintif.
aad Parker d Edwards, ans john P. Cook for
Defendants. The Court ordered the Defend
ant to remit S4OO on the damage for the
breach of contract of not resuming bu -inese on
the part Of Mas. and also 500 on the dam.
ages for the malicious suing ont Of the writ oi
attachment.
Lsurs Clark vs. Alex. Wright. ct al. July
rial. The Examination Of witnesses 10 this
case vill be resumed te-morrow.
Court adjourned At 6 o'clock P. NJ. till 9
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

A WORD ABOUT COUNTY ORDERs.-1,
is more than probable tha. within few week
there will be such an amount Of county order
in the hands Of the public - 1t is unusual fot
the people Of Scott county to see. 1t is evi
dent that the larger portion Of the bount.
paid to soldi ers will be paid in orders on th'
county trsasury. Most Of the voluntssrs-
nine tenths Of them. We may ssfely say. will
not think Of taking the bounty with them to
the seat of war. They will leave 1t in charg.
Of their families and relatives. FsWiliss which
require assistance to get along can use then
% readily % they rss money at . certain dis
count. The discount is what We desire to spsal
Of. These orders are from the patriotic citizene
Of the county to volunteers and their families
They are not exactly the came - other orders
Every man in the county should take pride In
keeping them - near par - possible. Ever,
merchant when taking them 10 exchange for
goods to support soldiers families should re
member charity, The orders will draw stz
per cent. interest. and the longer they ar
kept the more valuable they will become
Citixens must expect to beara portion Of the
dsrs from soldiers families nearly At par, Of
quite 90, 10 one Of the lightsst burdens. and
may We net hope to see our citisens DO Il
shssrfsily Let % have no sp esslssiea on,
Of the sseri6ess Of the soldiers. Let NO mar
attempt 70 thrive sut Of that which 10 provid
"a 70 feed The vivss children and depepdan
relatives OF volustssrs.. But en- the othsl
had let al men act - becomes the OCCASION
always remembering that the God Of th'
seldisr's wife and children will remember
! mercy TO the msre,fal. nor forget the sharitie'
of any. az ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
The MARKETS.
Davenport MarLe;,.-.Daily Report

Davenport Markei,.-.Daily Report.
OFFICE OF TIE DFM. 4 NEwsl
Friday Eve, August Is. !
Grain of all kinds is on the look up, as per quo
tations below.
FLoUR-We quote at 81 60 g5.o0. Shipments
go bos.
WHEAT-New 6oGl75c; old No. ! to prime 500
s5c. Re eseiLts 1885 bu. Shipments sS5 bu.
bARLBY.-New 4o4ooc. Receipts 200 bu. Ship
ments 900 bu.
CoRN-In demand at l6@lsc. Receipts $50
BIZ.
OATs-23@25c. Receipts l60 bu.
WOoL-3OM45c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
Chicago N arket.

CHICAGO, A ugust IA.
FLouR.-$4S5@5.75.
WHEAT. - Sales at 9S(Q99c.
CORN.-3Ol2 q 35c.
OARS 3ic m store.
RYE.--49 in store
huTTsR- SMl0Ic.
EGos-2@4l2-pa packers count.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
War Department.
ADJUrAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
WashlnGton Aug II, lsG2.

Genera, O,ner No. 3.
SEC 3. The attention of officers and all hers
hav ng business with the War D. par,ment or it,
different Bureaus, il called to the ssve Of
tne telegraph IN where it is entirely unnec
cessarv, and in which tie business would b. more
certainiy and correctly transacted ,hrRuth the
mails. large majority Of the taegraphs
ceiyed are OF this character whilst the telegraph
should only be used in cases OF urgent ANA imper
ative necessity, when the delay Of the mail would
be actually prejulical to the public interest No
DISPATCHES will be noticed here unless their
sess;y is recognized, and in such they will
be paid Tor by the party sending them, who may
look Tor remuneration to tho Quartermastcrs he
partmen,. or grssentng q COPY Of the tec. .ram &c
show that it vas upon public business and that
the matter demanded that mode Of communica-
,ion. BY order.
lSignedl l.. THOMAS,
Asst Adlt Gcni.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

Il HIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
l stitches, and fuis the cloth either right or
lett, as tho operator nay desire. 1t sews very
Iap.d, is easy of operation aud almost noselcss.
|, Is fully protected by letters patent, AMI each
machine warranted to TIL purchaser
All those desiring frat class family sewing
machine will be richly repaid b. an examination
Of its merits.
p l. CONF. Agent,
Corner Of frady and ID sts., davenport. Iowa.
jly22-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
New 4 Ork Mahet.

NEW YokE, August IS.
FLOUR - Firm. Sales at $4.S515.05 super
State; $5.20M $50 Extra state; S. z5(G5 40 Super
'estern S525id 5.45 Common 10 medium Ex ra
" estern: IS 500ta So common to goud shipping
Strands extra Il. II. o.
WHEAT.-Sales AT Sl.12@$1 1a Chicago Spring
S1.17@$, 2 milwaukee Club 81 .z2Ml 25 Amber
Iowa, 81 80 Winter Red Western $1,34@l.37
Amber Michigan.
CORN 5947Vc Mixed Western in store and
elivered.
WuIsKY.-Aarket dull ;3l1a@32c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

The Continental, Security, Lorillard
and Metropolitan Fire Insurance Companies, Of
New York. and the New England and Marine.
Of Hartford, are reliable. prompt paying stock
Companies. Robert Simpson, agent, south
sast eoenoe Second aad Brady stEeets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
VO TICE.

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE ENROLLED
IA themselves in my company will please eport
at my Office, corner ef Main and Sec.
ond street, Davenport.
JOS. DAVENPORT.
Davenrort, August II, 1862
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Aug. II.
The Nsws Sheet Office was taken possession Of,
and the editors and proprietors sent to Fort Nc
Henry, by order of Gen. Wool.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
Clerk Wa ted.

An AoTIvE, INTELLIGENT CLERK IS
"A wanted at the Mastering and Disbursing
Ofce in this city. A good accountant prefe sred.
Apply to H. B. HENDERSHOiT,
Captain I'd Artillery. Mastering and Diseursing
y Vmos. aSlA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
Military Movements IN Penn.ylvania.

HARRIsBrRG, Aug. IA.
Frsm present indications Penns ylva nia will
have 5 regiments in the field during tho week !,
ard others forming rapidly. Ry order os the See
retary Of War Gov. Curtin orders that after the
18th inst. no bounty be paid to volunteers to new
regimen s. but only to volunteers to regiments
now in the field, ani to fill up the q regiments
now org eanizing, and At August 22l all inc0mp etc
regiments be consolidated.
Volunteers te fill old regiments will be received
and pad bounty, De, until September 1st. On
Monday, SEPTEMBER lst, the draft will commence
for the 300, 900, and continue until completed No
officers now in the field, in regulars volunteers
will. under any circumstances, be detailed to ac-
cept Q new command.