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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-13
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From Toledo.

TOLEDO. Sept IL.
AT commercial and war meeting in
this city, Gen. altridge, by request
of the Board of Trade, delivered an ad-
dress GU commerce and the rebellion
Mathew Brown, president of the Board
presided. Gen. Walbridge remarked
that it was an admitted fact that in the
very spot where they were assembled,
he had, under the authority OF b. State,
Just sixteen years ago, he d an encamp-
ment and ensolled the militia Of that
district, when volunteers were called for
the var with Mexico. He said on m
qn'ry ne had found that nearly al we've
now living who had taken part with
HIM then, and that they had gone 10 war
aud were now engaged in qneling the
rebellion ami FIR restoring me cnns,i,u-
ton. There was large att, ndance,
and ,he enthus asm was lever surp ass.
ed here.
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From Kansas City.

KANSAS Cry. Sept H.
The Santa Fe mail with advices no
to August 3lst, has arrived here. Gen.
Cavity has been relieved from the com.
mand Of the military department Of
New Mexico and will repair to the
States in few days where be will again
enter the field. General Carlton. his
successor, is at Arizona with his brigade
and will reach S ANITA Fe in short time.
Major Arney has been appointed secre
,a'y of the Territory. The last of the
Texan prisoners, ninety in number, LET,
Santa Fe under an escort, Tor the Sonth.
They comprise the sick and wounded
who were unable to undertake the Jour
ney before, while Others were paroIled
and sent home. The prevailing senti-
mcnt among them is one of extreme dis.
gust towards Gen. Ashby for driving
Them into the expedition aud compelling
them to undergo many ha,dships. An
escort Will accompany them to Fl. BIa,s
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.,l,iIltL NVNiisAIlONS.
ruEOUAkE1 QUESTION:

II is with wuch satisfaction that we
observe that the prayer OF the '1uaKers
of this State, that they be exempted
from military service in putting down
the rebellion, has nut been granted. we
thas express oar qualification, not De-
cause we entertain ought toward th's
fraternity, but because we glory IN the
r,,ht. Tney had no hight to ask LOT
sny such special legislation in this behalf
it was asking 70, what the Constitution
has no authority to grant. They have
taken an oath to support the Constitu'
ton. What kind OF support is that
which asks legislature to perform an
unc Institutional act ! What kind OF sup
port 20 The Constitution AMI Governmeh'
il it that seeks to be excused fron
Fighting for that Constitution when the
uemand Is legally made Stuff and non
sense What ri hit has any sect or
persuasion % demand special legislation
on such question. There are con
sclences lust as tender and minds Just at
strongly adverse to shedding blood a.
those in The persuasion OF Qaakeis.
They have taken out no patent tor un
commonly tender cousciences that VIZ
are aware Of They are not bound to 60
to The war If they are drafted let then
buy substitutes. But no! the con
science steps IN and says to its Quaker
owner, "you must not do that-tha'
would b. just as sinful as to go your
seit' But let us take hold OF that con
scence aud see what 1t is made Ole,
us first test its classify. Aha! II
stretches F.! Now,say our Quaker trends
cit will not stretch just exactly tal
enough to allow me to hlre substltu {
from among the gentli,s S, but 1t Will al
low me to ray my money into the
State Treasury, to be usel by Others 1T
hmlng substltu es." Let US make the
a, plcat,on and our Quaker flieuds
must pardon its severity. An lndividu.
al SAYS he will not steal-nor will he
hire another to do SO, but be will turn-
is The lauds to a se,oad party VINO shall
hire third person to do the job, while
he, the principal, sets down quietly 10
enjoy the proceeds OF the conspiracy.
No, no, it will not do, the conscience
thas can furnish money to hire substi-
tutes tor the war may as well stretch
little farther and do its own hiring
or, little father, still, and take it's
owner right INTO the ranks.
But We need net discuss the subject
any farthcr-the case is perfectly clear,
and the Legislature has taken the pro
per view of it. We are sat, fed, and
we hope the Quaker clement Of the
state will be satisfied also.
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rom " ashlngtOn.

ARLINGTON, Sept. ..
TO His Ercellency the President:
lave been informed by Senator
hat he has seen a note, written with Il
pencil, by a Colonel IN cavalry req
.nent who was MORALLY wounded in the
recent battles, stating among other
c~uses, tina, he was dying victim to
McDoweli's treacLery, and that his last
equest was that this note be shown to
on, ,ha, the Colonel believed this
charge aud felt that his last act On earth
would be Of great public service. There
can be no question OF this solemn accusa-
ton from the grave of a gallant officer
| who Died for his country is entitled to
| great consideration, aud teel called up
10 to meet it as we'll 3s so general a
charge from one now no longer able to
support t can be met. beg that a court
20 be instituted Tor its investigation, and
IN the absence Of any knowledge what
ever as TO the particular act or acts,
ime or place. or general conduct the
deceased may have had in view, | have
0 ask that the inquiry be without limi
tation, and lie upon any point and ev-
cry subject which may in any way be
supposed to have led to his belief. THAI,
it may be directed to my whole conduct
AS a General otficer-elther under an
other OF whilst in separate command !;
whether matters OF administration
or command; to my correspondence with
any Of the enemy's commands, or with
any one within the epem,'s lines; TO nv
c'nduct or the policy pursued by me to
wards the Inhabitants of the country &C.
cupied by our troops with reference to
themselves or their property. Further to
any imputations of Indirect treachery
or disloyalty to the nation, or any ind
vdual having, like myself, an important
trust. " neither have or have not been
faithful as a subordinate TO those placed
over me, giving them hearty, and to the
best OF my capacity, all the support in
my power, and whether have or have
not failed through unworthy or personal
motives to 90 to the aid OF or send re-
'nforce nents to my brotL er commanders.
That this subject Of my alleged trcache-
ry-or disloyaIty Will be fully Inquired into,
| beg that all officers, soldiers or civil
ians who KIN ow Of any act Of mi to sus
tain the charge inqne>tlon, b. allowedand
invited to make II known to the court.
| also beg that the proceedings Of the
court be open and free to the press from
day to day.
| have the honor to be very respect.
fully, your obd't 4erv't,
Irwin MCDOWELL,
Commanding Sd army corps, army OF
Virginia.
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w ar News.
ROCKVILLE. Sent

KNOXVILLE. Sept TO-
Poolesville, about 10 miles from here
is the tur'heret point up the river we
now occupy, bnt of the movements gen.
orally It would be improper to speak
No word has been received of Colonel
Miles who has been Occupy ing Ha,per's
Ferry. The impression is that he has lett
that point by this time, as It would be
Impossible for him to hold that position
WINE he enemy occupy Frederick, and
may march upon Hagers,own, which is
anticipated. No one Seems to have
any DEFINITE knowledge of the rebel force
low 10 MARYLAND. There is no doubt
tbst the enemy are th,owiuo All their
available forces into Mar, land.
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Prom Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Sept IL.
The Wallace mounted scouts made :
raid in the rear Of the rebel Inns last
night. and burned : mill used BY them
for grinding corn. There has been pick
Ct skirmisuiog along the whole rebel
line west of the Chickahominy river
During the afternoon We lost two men,
bu. our loss 10 the evening 10 not yet
known. They are throwing up breast
works in front OF Fort Wallace. aud to.
night they will be shelled. By to-mor-
row several regiments of Grants army
will have arrived. MaysviIle, KY. wss
taken by the rebels to-day; the Union
people all leaving, taking everything val
liable. The report that a company Of
city soldiers was captured in body
to-day, is officially contradicted, as no
prisoners have been taken by the rebels.
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From Salt La.e

SALT LAKE,, Sept 10.
James Forbis, from Omaha, has just
arrived from Snake river. He reports
two trains attacked by Indians at Sub
let's Cut. Fifteen or twenty persons
were killed, Including women and child
rem. He saw number OF bodies laying
along the road.
Four parties of packers have arrived
here within week, having lett behind
everything.
Ooe party of twelve arrived,
and had five wounded in fight with q
small body OF Indians. They are we'll
armed with rifles and revolvers, aud al, e
bound to prevent emigla ants from going
into Salmon county.
Col. Conner arrived here last evening.
He left the California valley troops at
Ruby Garrison, and probably will be To-
Gated at Fort Crltten len.
The overland mail were arriving and
departing regularly.
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The Rel" Is Marching on Ia' risburg and
Phiiauclp h.a...lmpOrtantA Address.
PHtLADEktHIA, September IL.

FhllauCIp pm 'a.e.Im pOTtant Address.
PHiLADEktHIA, September IL.
Mayor Heurey has issued the follow
ing address:
AT late hour last night the Gov.
sent me the following dispatch: 1--WE
have reliable Information this evening,
that the rebel Generals have moved
their entire army IRON Frederick of to
the Cumberland valley, and that their
destination is Harrisburg and Ph'laoel-
ph'a. We need every able man imme-
diately. STR up your citizens tonight !;
form them into companies and send us
10000 tomorrow. No time can be
lost in masslng a force on the Su que
hannah to defend the State and you1
CITY,"
The morning papers states that on
Tuesday Farnsworth's cavalry charged
and broke the lines of two rebel Pts
Of horse, and took PoolsviIle for tn
third time at least According to au.
thentic accounts, Franklin was reported
to have used his artillery in font Of
Evansville, and there were indications
that the rebels were in force few miles
beyond Middebrook.
1t is stated that the rebels are in
force between Sugar road Mountain and
Monacy bridge, but their mask is SO
complete that Do,hlng is visible.
A gentleman from Fredericktown, re.
ports the free admission of all Mary
landers to and from rebel lines. A
company Of rebel recruits we're received
into Emmet's battery.
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From on. kONg.

YIN M NC1SCO1 S5VfC.
BY the Aurora, Hong Kong advices to
the ed OF July are received. The
ship Phantom, which left San Francis.
co May 18th was lost on the 18th Of
july, near Hong Kong, by running on a
reef. She had TT y thousand in teas
nre on board-torty-six thousand Of
which was insured in easter com.
panies. sgf
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FILL UP THE ON nECrmEyr

FlLL UP THE OLD REGIMEN Is.
Inc call for 100000 volunteers has been nobly
responded to by the citizens Of this State, and
our quota is full. But the old regiments are not
full, and to avoid the draft, volunteers must como
iorw-rd quickly, especially If they would have
the bounty.
volunteers are resolved At Camp Mcclellan ,uni-
iofme ), provid with FIRST rate quarters, DC. The
advantage Of volunteering for the old regiments
Is apparent. The Commisssry and Quartermasters
apartments are thoroughly systenatized and the
men are veil taken care Of. scp4-dlt wtf
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BALTIMORE, Sept. IL.
Gen. Lee has issued the following
or exclamation.
LEEs HEApouARrEas. AMY or NORTH Va,
NEAs FRkDEsIckrowN. Sept. Sth. }
To the People Of Maryland
l, is right you should know the
purpose that has bTou. hit the army
under my command within the limits OF
your State, so far ss that purpose con-
Germs yourselves. The people OF the
confederate states have long watched
with the deepest sy mpathy the wrongs
and outrage that have been lDficied
upon the citizens OF commonwealth
allied to the states Of the south by the
strongest social, political and comme' :
cial ties. and reduced to the condi-
ton Of conquered Province, under
the pretense Of supporting the Con
stitution but IN violation OF its
most valued provisions.
Your citizens have been arrested aud
imprisoned upon n charge and contra
~ to all forms Of law. A faithful aud
manly protest agairs, this outrage made
by vener able and illustrious Marylan-
Ter, to whom in better days no citizen
appealed for right in vain, was trea-
ted with scorn and contempt. The
government Of your city his been
usurped by armed strangers. Your Leg
stature has been dissolved by the un-
lawful arrest OF it's members. Freedom
oftEe Press and speech has been de-
clared offences by an arbitrary decree
of the Federal executive, and citizens
ordered to be tried BY Hilary CON-
missioners for what they may dare to
speak Believing tina. the people of Md.
possess a spirit too lofty to submit to
such government, the people of the
South have long wi he'd to aid them 10
throwing off his foreign yoke to enable
ysu to again enjoy the invaluable rights
Of tree men and restore the indepepd-
ence and sovereignty Of your State. 10
in obedience to this wish, our army has
come among you and is prepared TO
assist you with the power Of its arms,
in regAining the rights of which you
have been SO unjustly despoiled. This,
citizens of Nd, is our position SO Tar as
you are concerned. No restraint upon
your free will IS intended, no lntimida-
ton will be allowed within the limits OF
this army. at least. Marylanders shall
once.:morc enjoy their ancient freedomot
thou at and speech. We know no enc
my's among you and will protect all OF
you in every opinion. 1t is for you to
decide your destiny freely and without
restraint, this army Will respect your
choice whatever it may be, and while
the Southern people will rejoice to
welcome you to your National position
among them, they will only welcome
you when you come from your own
free I'LL"
Baltimore correspondence, says -
Within the past week several leading
unionists 10 town have received anoni
nous letters written and mailed iu this
city, threatening to ha-g them to lamp
posts when Jackson shou arrive. Tra,-
tors were in great glee last night 10 view
# the report that the rebels were with
N ten miles Of the city, on the roah
running in a westerly direction from
here to Liberty north Of Frederick.
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GriAaCOld College.

THE NEXT TERMOF GRISWOLD COLLEGE
-, Il will begin on Wednesday September Sd, 1862
Inc preparatory department will continue under
the charge Of professor d. ). Sheldon. The Rev.
h.Lert y Brooke. # Dubuque, has been appoint
60 professor in the Collegiate Department. and
students will nov "a received for full collegiate
course. For further particulars or for catalogues.
application may be made to Professor Sheldon, or
to The undersigned.
HIN. POWERS,
Secretary Of the BOARD Of Trustees.
Davenport, August %, 1859
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MILITARY.
State OF Iowa.

State OF Iowa.
ADJUrANr GENERALS OFrrcR,l
CLntoa, August 70, 1862.
Notice.
Recruiting officers, if they expect to have their
companies or squads organized as . part Of the
new regiments must report fully and Immediately
the number of men and the organization on the
night Of the ED inst.
his is not only matter of importance to the
officers and men,but also to the counties. in fixing
on the quota for draft from said counties.
NIB. BAKER,
aug25-du Ad'jt Gent Of Iowa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN oRDlNA see . prevent svis. from s.iD

AN ORDlNA NCE o prevent >viss from beipe
kept in certain parts Of the City Of Davenport,
and for other purposes.
SIC. l. No person shall keep any hogs,or swine
Of any kind, within the following limits, in the
city Of Davenport, to-sit: Any pla.e between
Farnsm and " a1fen streets, and south of the
north line Of out lot uumber fourteen.
SIC. 2. /. shall b tho duty Of the City Mar
shall TO take possession Of any swine found within
said limits, whether loose or confined, and after
giving i've days public notice, BY posting written
notices, NJ five Of the most public places Of said
city. to proceed and sell the Same at public auc-
ton, to tue highest bidder for cash.
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty Of the City Mar
shall to pay the proceeds Of such sale to the owner
or owners Of suco swine, after deducing tho costs
and charges thereto. shich costs and charges
shall DO the same rs though said taking up and
sale had been done BY constable,
SIC 4. II shalt Be the duty Of all persons own
ing swine in any part Of the city other than the
part hereinbefore specified, TO keep tho came con-
fined in pens or enclosures, except such 20 have
good and sufficient rings in their noses, 20 prevent
| thei roofing, and any swine found running At
large in anv part II the city without sLcn r1nos
shall be dealt with by the Marshal in the same
manner and with the same consequea aces. as is
provided in section 2 Of this ordinance.
| To the Owners Of Swine in the City of
Davenport.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ALL
i swiEe found
RUNNING AT LARGE
or in pens, contrary to the above ordinance in the
city of Davenport, from and after the
9Th Day Of August, 1862,
will be dealt with according to law.
II. LEONARD,
City Marshal.
]. n. DUNN,
HOUSE AND SIG I PAlNTkR,
PAPER. HANGER, wnlTxSER, ETC,
Mo- 28 East Third st..
| HAvING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH
i one of the best Sign and Banner Painters H.
! the United States, am prepared to execute all
| orders in the
Bess. Style and at Prices to Ssif
0ll Parties.
Persons requiring anything in my lin
will consult their interest by giving me . sail.
| Banners, Regalla, &C., got ", at short notice
HYDRO ECLECi &c CURE
Greenbush, Moline Avenue, Rock Island, Illinois
MR. MRS. T. S. PRICE, Physicians.
Is now open for the reception Of patients VII.
| wish to avail themselves Of . thorough course OF
WATER TIRE ATMENT
in connection with
CLAlRVOYANT EXAMINATIONS.
AND
.McdtcnL Prescr p ii o n s
and to be under tho constant care Of tho Phys,
clan and experienced nuses. We shall continue
our riding practice as usual In Davenport, Rock
island and Moline,ant in special eases, make calls
by rail road and river. Charges for treatment, a,
| the cure. five to Ten dollars per week. Patients
taking homo treatment will pay weekly. Mrs
Price will pay special attention to the practice o.
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to her
sex mys d&wti
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Office to Recruiting Officers and Clal N.
ants.
Discussing OErI0El
Davenport, Iowa, Aug. 81, 1867.
l. In future, uiting officers defraying exren-
ses for recruiting, will be required to take memo
randum receipts and file them with their accounts
as su5-vouchers.
2. No claims will be paid for expenses incur
red IN raising regiments until they are mustered
into service.
H.b. HENLERSHOTT,
Capt. 81 Art'y., Discussing Officer
fapers at County seats copy once.
AuDZ3-dff
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ReaseOee A.

ReaDeOUeAe
TODD HAS REMOVED HIS STOCK
q . Of Boots and shoes tc teiervsry's Block on
eecond, between Brady and Second sts. All who
Cheap - h . 80,
call ct once. sspl-d1w
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, sept III.
The rebel rep ,rt received via MeG
phis in despatch dated 9th, that Gen
R"zencranz had attacked the rebels a,
Tripelo, Miss and had been repulsed is
proved to be false by letter in the
Cincinnati Commercial showing that
on the 9th Gen. Rozencrauz and bis
amy we're at Suka, NJ SIS, and had no
engagement with the enemy.
A special despatch to the Inquire,
says:
Information has been received f, ON a
b gb!y rel able source that the rebels,
10000 strong with 4S pieces of ar,ille-
~, took possession of Hagerstown at 20
minutes past nine this morning.
The Washington National Intelh
gencer of to-day, says that Met lcllan'e
Amy has advanced as far as Damascus
four miles from Frederick county | ne,
and sixteen miles from Frederick town
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
SPRING AND suAAAaeR
y II = q q . % = /.
G.. 8. VIII EK,
has just received the
L Largest an d Cheape . I
FANCY &STAPiE DRY GOODS
In the 0tAto or Iowa
BOUGHT FOR CASH,
Cheaper Than The Cheapest,
CONSISTING IN PARTOF
1900 pieces Merrimack and other prints.
500 pieces brown and bleached muslin.
300 pieces Lawns, Barages, Brilliants.
400 pieces Delaines. Challies, Mohairs and Sill
Poplins.
800 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
9oopieces Cottonades, Denims, Hickory, Checks
Linen Drills, DC.
800 dos Hose, Cloves, Mitts, DC.
500 Summer Shawls, of Ill kinds and qualities
600 Silk Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, and ever,
other kind.of goods usually found in first elas
Dry Goods Store.
DOas't Fail to Exasssisse
"HI9hER
CHEAP Il GOOD GOODS,
before purchasing. ENo trouble to show good,
at WHISPERS.
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT
The very latest and best in use, just received
5000 for sale at New York price, at
WHISLER'S.
600
NEW PATTkRN FRENCH COLLARS
at one half the usual prices at
WHISPERS.
"Friends of my life my ardent spirit burns,
And all the tribute of my heart returns"
E>OR THE MANY FAvORS PRESENTED TC
SCOTT HOUSE
| by It's numerous patrons. The undersigned vii
continue at lis ost proprietor Of the above aous,
| and hopes to merit continuance OF tho patronag'
| of the
IT. Ueltng bite.
TIL e SCOTT HOUS e
~ ever, will offer to its guests
Clean Rooms. Clean Sheets
| A eoUNTlFUL TABLE
and all the comfortsof Home, At the low pric'
one Dollar per Day
~ Good s.abline attached 10 the premises.
J.J. HUMPHREY Proprietor.
II H. IN n u Ill
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Congressional Nominations.
MILWAUKEE,. 5. pt IL.
John F. Potter was unal imOusly
nominated for re-ele:tion to Congress
at the Congressional convention for the
lst District, held at Racine. to-day.