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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A TTENTION-DR. BRIGGS, TIE CHR.
"A opndist is q wonderful operator his me,hnd of
treating corns, bunions bad nails &c, il u.ilect,
and therefore delay not nor tarry, but submit your
feet 70 bus Inspection without delay, at "a! Broad
hon s,ylator is destined ~ serve public conhd.uce,
are by it's own instruments simple and pleasant M
It's operation, satisfactory and surprising In lts re-
suits 23 and 90 cents and 81 per box. sent by
mail ON receipt oi price aud cents. Sold by drug
gists Remember 2i2 Broadway, N. Y. my2l 5'ISy
CASH FOR RAGS-CANVAS. SHIRT
~ clippings grass rope, &c. sHUTTLEWoRrH
d CO., 22l Fulton st, opposite the Ocean Bank.
my20 3'llA
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LOST AND FOUND,

A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID
for the recovery OF n breast Pin, the gin of "a
deceased friend, Loot on the 2Oth inst. In ny from
brooklyn u Atlantic ferry, In one ot the Broadw
stages to A. r. Stewards from there through nin
bers st In al East broadway stage to tho corner
of Rutgers ~, 10y leaving 1t nj O. state u. 1876
nOG LOST - O. REWARD - LOST on
- Wednesday,, the lsth inst from one of the
Wiliamsburgh ferry boats, black and tan terrier
dog, answering 10 the name OF CARLO had on
when lost black leather collar, interrp-rscd with
red with bright buckle and ring alta he'd H. who
ever picked up said dog, w.ll return him to ED
WARD PALMER, PSI seventh n, or To- w. y.
PALMER, Edge Tool Maker b5 Columbia ST. n Y
city, he will receive the above reward. my2l 2'i22
EOUND--IN EAST RIVER, on MONDAY
the lgth inst, ran marked q. r.; If not called
for IN days will be sold a. pay expenses For fur
ther particulars apply to l.. GALLEGAN, No. 6
Catharine Market iuy2i 3'l+T
r OST-A CHECK OF $1,000, PAYABLE
~ ~ the order Of JOHN KICKER, dated January
2Oth, payable 20 days after date; hl4n, q note Of
hand OF 500, drawn by JOHN Y. SAVAGE, Jr,
payable TO the order Of JOHN KICKER; also u note
Of $40, drawn by JOHN l.. WILLIAMS. Tie said
notes aud checks, the property Of WILLIAM u.
BROCkWAY, having been cancelled AMI paid. the
huder will please leave them 10 WILLIAM H.
bROCkWAY, 81 East iith OF ;. East 10Th st. 1875
T OST-ON MONDAY EVENING. MAY
A<lth, going froh 18th IT, east oi I'd avenue,
through Irving Place, west side GrBinmercy Park
up Lexington Avenue, by Dist 1t, u ladies' gold
watch, hunting easel, with chUin attached
literal reward will he paid upon delivery Of the
same, al ;, W.stst tny2l 2'lOI
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING A NICE
Afront room u spare, would ike to let IT, furnish.
cd or uniurnsi,d, In "a story, water in hath ruom
2d story. Inquire % GOuyerneur II, near I'll aud.
my9l 2'liG
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN DE ACCOM-.
Lhinodated with furnished rooms, with or without
bo.rd-lSd Grand NJ. ia
An Ally, PLEASANT FRONT ROOM,
"A hIrnsheI OF uut.rushed, 10 let with board,
T. gentleman and his wife also or 3 single gem
til men eau Obtain very pleasant rooms, with or
without board. Call At Is Hester st. rny20 2i.cs2T2
ROARD--A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE
~ ~ two single gentlemen, can be accoInrnndltc
with board at 10 Christie at: reference required
my20 3'i3J
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BEDROOMS.
clean anu IN good order, H. let, trout aud back;
the back room isAutible for two gentlemen to ld
Ia, aud eau bo let Ia that way. 10 Catharlne st old
No. 80 ny2I 9.Il2
50. 05-GooD BOARD AT 8 THoMr-
~~'<c son 81, from 81 20 10 50 II week ;
man nnd wife 81 " 10 y week. also furnished
rooms, with pianos, cheap: also lodgings, 6s t. ISL
week or Is to "a night. N Blossoms on piano
~ each, Iny4O 24sc'l22
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Tn BoARp OF SuPERvfsoRs yesterday gu
thorissd the raising Of sum Of money not TO exceed
$50 000 for the relief Of the families Of voun,eers
The Relief Committee were rcquessed " resume
payments 70 the wives OF volunteers who have chill
drsn. and 70 such others - ere inhrm by age or
sickness.
The CORNERSTONE OF THE new Kings
County Court House, In Jerolemon street. Was laid
yesterday afternoon with appropriate ceremonies,
In the presence OF the Boards Of Supervisors and
Aldermen. the Mayor Of the city, Judges Of the
Courts, and officials generally. The exercises com.
menced 81 o'clock with prayer by Rev. Or.
e. 8. STAIRS, Jr., and the stone was laid
according 70 the rites and ceremonies Of the
Ancient and Honorable Fraternity Of Free and
Accepted MasonA by the Grand Lodge Of the
State Of New York. assisted by Brooklyn Lriges
The Court House will consist Of three buildings
propsr-the main one on Jsrolerion street, the
second In the centre and the third fronting on Liv
insston street In the rear. all Connecting by means
Of corridors. The architectural design is CORN,
shiau-the material for the main building is West
chester marble, and for the othcrs brick, with
marble trimmings. The Dimensions Of the main
sdince will be 40 by 20 feet and 6. feet in height
from the pavement 10 the pedment. The cupola.
% be composed Of ribs and panel work Of iron.
SVillbs lo< feet above the street The ground upon
which the foundation In the new structure has
been laid contains front Of 40 feet Je rolernon
stress, and extends back soi feet 10 Livingston
ftrset The cost Of the whole work. including the
ground, which cos, $4,000, will be about 1926 900
wILLIAMsRURGH.
THE banner presented to the +. d. Fire De-
partinens, was, we learn. painted by Mr.. j. u.
6tsarns . resident Of williamsburgh, and Secretary
Of the National Academy Of Design, New York, in
stead ofpy Mr.. Downs, as reported.
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MARRIAGEs

wooD-CoUTANT - On wednesd.v .v.,,ro
54th inst by the Rev. 8, M. Haskins NJ. DANA
Wood to Miss Cordehs CoutAnt, both Of Wiilsms
6urgh, LII, oIa
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MlsCELIANEOUs.

\ FARM WANTED NEAR THE CITY.
WIN some improvements value about $1,000
N exchange fr lot In Columbia II, Brookiyn AZ
terence IN cash Address with full descri pton, ~
weeks, j. JACKS Il SON, " Ninth ave. m3i =
Ruf YOU A HOME-READ ADVERTISE
- ment in tia paper "to Manufacturers and -.
chanies" Of lots for sale at Ellzabethpors myte =
NJ AGlC LANTERN ANTK6
~ some s.coni-hand s!.d5s. Apply ~ VI a,
dTess' WILL p.iee. az fSc uteea Place, hsooklyN.
Ussi sassl1A
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WANTE3-A 3f66T, AcNvf BOT, 10
cs...s ~; ws q. II o. r. t: ss G.ss: {.
l. I, mile top SrestlYn. ny!l srls
WANTBUADY A EEAT, TIDY 0IRI,
w who hvrd n ssnuealns hmut y Irels.A,
Qtuatne - general ssrvAuA wsshss Al iqpas
weir. 8 . god bpusenAld Aaies Suass. " chlId's
s S.s ~ VA az = city . country ca 1" s~
WANED fSlsiEi1XTEEY-TWO GOOD
dressmskers IL save ue,hle nsss other
ncej slr'y. Apply early At ~ tsou Square, cor.
nsr I,o 81. l,s1
WANTED - AT POI MADISON ST., A
snall girl t. assist In light h1isewotk and
TAI. .s, care ., children for business family ;m.u
WANTED--A CARPENTER OR CABI-
bet maker ~ work In an snssnsllsd furniture
nnanufscsory. Apply At $40 Wet lAh e. isi
VVANTED-s GIRfS-oNE COOK, Wash
w aud ir,n for city; 8 for short distance in the
country; Protestant chsmberrnaid and seams~es
and Householder for country; god wages given.
Csll ct the Institute, 81 Fourth ave. mySi Ti.o
WANTED
w Experienced hand.
fot hoop skifta
leg ?ii and IL Centre Of, top Hccr.
WANTED--A FEW HONEST, WILLING
w and able Toys, from fifteen ~ seventeen
years OF age; inquire Of DAVID SOLOMON, 100
Second st. isg
WANTED-A NICE TIDY GIRL TO Take
w care OF one chilli and must lie able l., wash
aud iron good. CAL a, as IVES. 3is' St III
WANTED-A COLOKED GIRI. WHO is
COOP COOK. WASHER AND IRONER,
with good city references.
ls9 Arr-y at 100 urnry-
\NANTED-A WOOD WORKMAN TO
"a all tpa t.l,, Al
mechanic steady employment, at omnibus stables.
sol Riyueton st. o'kEEfE 4 prRyEA. Ia
WANTED A STEADY, COMPETENT
w young man for the hutehcfng business. good
reference required. Apply 10 TiiOs. RtsHEIL.
s42 Columbia st, cor Warren, South Brooklyn. ~
\VANTED-A PARTNER IN LIQUOR
w business, capital from 5000 T. $500.
Apply " MCGOWAN.
1oA $50 broadway, room %.
WANTED-A THIRD HAND On BREAD
-, Arply AZ go Fulton STREE,
l03 Brooklyn.
WANTED ny A YOUNG MANA SrTUA-
" tion as porter can CIV. go.l referencs; "a not
afraid :" work. Address SAMUEL JENKINs, itl
Fast Broadway. o.
WANTED-A SITUATION ny AN AMER
w lean yir o. do general Homework for small
family or 10 plain sewing. i2A I've &. bet s,h aud
S1S PER MONTH AND FOUND
VIZ Wanted Is shle.hodlcd men 10 n an the
gunhoa's In Birnsdes division; s100 Bounty Prke
money and complete OUTFIT free Volunteer for
three years " tho war Apply this isy g. lbn South
at, GAIT. GEO. A. DvLMER, c.. II, Marine Ar.
ulery. tny2i 2'isA
On FIRST CLASS CARPENTERS WANT
OOed Immediately At Palace Garden, cor l<th At
and 6th ave, entrance in iAlh st.
$40 "A. Romano,
WANTED-A STEADY YOUNG MAN TO
w make ice cream, Jellies, nc, aud attend to Ut
ders, At the Ice cream Saloon, III Atlantic At, cor
Clinton brooklyn. 1>s
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - A JOUR
w neyuisn butcher; one that understands his
business. Apply at the Euiek.rbooker Market,
Park ave, Brooklyn. my2i 2'i32
HN GIRLS WANTED TO SEW on PARA
OOsnl aud umbrellas: none but those acquainted
with tue business need srply At "a Warren st.
my2l S'l5i
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AMUDApFENro. I ~
RARs0afs zNEaiOAN 75SEt1.
.n.'', 11or4s .55IszEAA.sr roo..,
E$ $;E B B :E s$$SS EsHH:::8s
s E:ss E:E|$:;sEE e. gs**
Sk14ssBB ssA1E11SsAAit BSS M8k:
SS ; scsr INIT Mryh Il m Ss;.Hm1m
" evss sifl II: Tn oiss .sSa'i SsssOs
'e os ~ soS Tao ;hsx 70 ; TiE IA
FORTY DISTINCT BREED0l
PAID 8v YIN S, \, p. IN s Sss. ny
the various breedA which have included sbsse6
from every portion Of the country. - vel = =
'' FRANCIS BUTLER, ESQ,
OF No. Peck Slip, Who alone has In shs show ~
loo hne specimens Of every distinct breed knSgpG
Tho exhibition Of the present week 10 shs maNR
'r'i Sos q III s sSDi;os s 8 ss9n pooa
selected nom the Immense number erhibitsd -
ring The Whole n s't week, and conssgusatH -
OF every breed. giving the public the
CONCENTRATED EXCELLENCE
Of everything In the Canine world shss cen = ~
duced. Including Mr. FRANCIS BuTLERD
GIANT SIBERIAN BfOOD-HOUNR
whose proportions are more IKE Horss 0nAo
This msgnihcen, pos has
TAKEN THE 81 900 PRRMIUM.
Several Of these beautiful dogs have been )nlGo1
by their owners 10 perform many astonishing 69d1A
amongst them ono from near Worcester, 49,
which dances, wAltkea Jumps the rope, 80, I'D
order " show their wonderful sagscity, there
Ss.n s,hsIi'ion in the Lecture Room every ~
EDUCATED PERFORMING DoGsj
Ladies and aentlsmen owning clever peree0
Ing dogs are requss,sd y bring them. the marc
aud best Of which will be awarded dissrsuoaA1D
premiums.
The Dogs will he on s1hibplon
AT ALL HOURS, EVERY DAY AND EVENING
from 4 A ~ iii 10 r n.
All the other novelties OF the Nussum will Ain -
on exhibition, including the renowned COM. NUxR
THE 900 MUTE THE QUAKER on WOOL
IN GUN, from the Keb~l Fertilization a CsnAN
vile, Va. TIE GREAT LIVING WHALE, TH1
MADA0AsCAR ALBINos, THE LIVING BLACB
SEA LIOS,LIvtSu MAMMOTH GRIZZIY BIAy
SAMSON, LIVING MONSTER SNAKES, LJvuo1
HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING TURTLE oRAND
A2UARIA. sc.
THE SPLENDID DRAMA
MOI "A CREI INA,
snd the iaughsble Comeilett
A ID + ID SHOT,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Admission 10 ALL % Its. Children under 10. 10 -
GRAND NATIONAL BABY sHOwt
Junce. $4,000 In premiums tor finest BABIIA
HES.
~ ONE HUNDRED BABIES have slrssAP
lesn entered for oompo'tlon and sECUn1o
THEIR CERTIFICATES. That being the nunhD
limited. the lists ar, CLOSED except " . few 100
FAT RABIES, TWINS, TRIPLErs and QuAA
TERMS.
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SEWING MACHINE.

SEWING WORCESTERSHIRE 4 LYON,
~ aud tther first class sewing machines Ia rent or
for sale, on monthly payments. Instructions Free
and no charge for delivery, Apply n r. II. Ola.
MOND, AT tAo office Of tho F.nkle q Lyon \. NJ. Co.
biN Broadway my2O 2....l2J
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SHIPPING, sc.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
! slip GUY MANNERlNti sails this day, and ship
Ailh'N' 40 per o. y IL, sails Saturday, May gam
For passage b. or from the old country applv ~
TAPsCOrf 4 co, Sc South St
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GROCERIES,.
DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
L Having had six teeth extracted without feeling
any pain whgtry"' nv DR.. j. j. vlLLERS. NJ
Grand 81, two blN.s rom broadway chez rfuliy
insert tie auo,t Recommendation ~ those sui.
feriug t. thurte, CliAS H. FARRELL. Army
C1rresp n Itut Y, Herald. my2l S'lAs
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John ". krechtinE, n Theological Stu
dent Of Hartwick Seminary, will deliver hi. new
lectuf0> entitled my First Impressions If New
York, and my return N Europe" at 81. James
Lutheran Church, 18th st. between "a AID I'd
avenues, on Wednesday evening, May 2lst, 1S62, at
8 o'clock. Admission free A collection " i'll he
eaken up % aid Mr.. Z. in bis theoogical studiea
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EoX'S OLD BOwERY THEATRE.
Lessee, Director AMI anI Manager ....... Rsn
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 2lsl
THE WREN BOYS.
TIE LADY OF THE LYONS.
TIL T. SEA KINGS vow.
Boxes, 70 cts. PIT, ~ cts
buors open ut commence nj e.
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The Exhibition Of the sunday school Of

She State street Congregational Church, Rev SEW
ZION HESTOS, Pastor, will be repeated ia the
church, near Hoyt 81, next Thursday evening, 92d,
n ~ o'clock. The prog nmm- will consist oi os
choruses, instrumental music by the Brooklyn
Amateur Musical Association, Dialogues; amonx
4hem "uncle Sans Family quarrel" addresses
u full costume. Tickets % eta; children 10 ets
ny2l 2is'1lO
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A MlDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTED,
"A u do general homework
Apply at ~ bedford ave.
100 Cor. OF Clyiner 1t, wil'iamslnrsh.
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New York City Library Asssciatlon.-AII
persons having claims against the above Association
will pressot them, with the proper Vouchers to the
undsrsigned on or before June LIST, 1869; also
msmbsrs holding books belonging 70 the Aaso-
ciseon will return them 70 ISAAC II. MOORE,
Treasurer, si7 wesssa or 10 Jane at. New York,
May 1eth, 1859. my2O 2s.1O0
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No. ~ A. q. H.-The officers and mcm-
Beers OF this division requested ~ attend spc-
cal meeting Mt Mismans Hall, cor. 2Gth 1t snd TN
ave, on this "Wednesday evening, 2ist, at ~
O'Clock, as there IN business of Importance 10 lie
Aransaeted by order of PErERJ. GOLDEN, Prest;
- CARROLL, Secy. 1871
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GRAND PICNIC.
~ FESTIVAL 10 he held at Jones' Woods on No.
day, May 2Gth 1900.
Half tho proceeds will he given % the wtdowO
and orphans ~ the Goth Regiment. Dancing -
comnslce nj 10 o'clock. A. NJ, the two large
platforms. Cards Of @iinls-ion 20 cents Ticks1D
~ I've had ~ M.ssrs John wynne, 30 Centre a.
James IL O'Ncill, a@8 Pearl It,; Gcorgo Sohisbea,
~ second 1T; slso " g. sthiebci. 100 Forsyth A.
and NJ tho gate, on the day Of the festival.
JOHN wYNNE,
Chairman Cummttsa
~ pieces Of music furnished hy tho Union BraGD
Rand. George s,hlcbsl. Leader
should the day he stormy IL will be held the Aruo
fair day. myi9 els
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WANTED.

A BOY WANTED To ATTEND IN A Store
]A--One who il honest and can make himself use
ful Apply Mt g. Spnth st. In the store. IL?
A n HONEST BOY WISHES To HAVE A
place-iie I. IL years Of age, raised W by god
parents. Can he seen at ii2 Henry st., N. Y, In
the basement. ii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02
From w a shirgtOn.

| WASHINGTON July 81.
Information has reached the Navy
department of the capture Of two rebel
vessels up Chepokee creek, James Riv>
e., near CIaremout, by an exped ton
sent out by Com. Wilkes, on the 9th
inst, Lieut.. Com. Gibson of the Yankee,
Acting Master Porter of the Satellite,
and Acting Master Edy and Surgeon
and Asst. Surgeon Longshaw, of the
Yankee, with long boat from each
vessel and boat borrowed from the
big Nanaany in which a howilzer was
mounted, was sent by Com. Wilkes up
the Chepokee creek miles, to the head
OF navigation, when they discovered
and took possession Of the schooner j.
w. S.urgis. owned by person named
W. NJ. Allen, Of Claremont, and schoon-
er rugged lighter loaded with wood, mas.
ter and owner Geo. Myer, and brought,
hem out Of the creek without molesia.
ton, although force of rebel cavalry
was stationed at point three.quarters
of mile west. Lieut.. Gibson reports
having seen at the place where the
above mentioned scbooners were fou. d.
two other schoouers and a steamer al
scuttled.
A Board consisting of Coils. Marcy.
Sackct', and Van Renseller, Inspector
General of U. S. A., will assemble to
perform the duties Indicated in the first
section OF the act Of March, in relation
to suffers goods, Gen. Mcclellan will
indicate the time ard place for the
board to assemble.
The foreign advices do not indicate
any movements ct an official character
on the part of the European govern.
ments in reference to Intervention in
American affairs.
1t is subject Of general remark tn
but few army officers are now seen in
tac streets and at hotels. Either from a
sense of duty or from fear OF the conse>
qnences they have returned to the dis.
charge Of their duties.
Gov. Tod ha; declared that after the
18th Of August be will pay no more
bounty, IT there shall be deficiency of
volunteers then 1t will be made up by
df"f without bounty. The other gov
"rnors propose to do The same thing and
the Sec'y. OF War will probably dept it. |
On Saturday at the urgent request OF
the Governor Of Iowa, in order 10 reach |
evil disposed traitors WHO are discourao.
ing "nlstments, be was author, lied by I
Tue Sec'y. Of w AT to make draft when.
ever aud wherever he shou d thirk prop
er. Similar applications have been made
ny Other Governors AID will probably be
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

s.zses
$3.50 - : Nsw Yoax. Jaly 81.
L 70 stated that the New York Com.
propond T. the President to pay 20
bounties aftestbe 18th of August, go
If the State qnots WAS not then hIled
20 instantly DRAFT. The President =.
sented 70 the proposition. and gave the
committee letter to the War Depart
meni recommending the issue OF orders
to this effect.
Yesterday orders we're somevbat M
expectedly received at the Brooklyn
navy yard to put two U. S. vessels 10
commission at once. Accordingly the
brig V.iobridge and steamer vixen
were commissioned.
Il ia said that the new Ironsides iron.
clad f,,gate. now almost flushed, is to
be commissioned and dispatched to sea
9th sealed orders tomorrow. Yester-
day all the officers we're ordered to re.
port II once.
Hepceforth no unnaturaized alien is
to be emf loyed in auy navy yard in
the Union. PersJ ms seeking employ.
ment, must, before they are accepted,
prod zee certificates of naturalization.
This order is aimed at large class OF
foreigners who like to get government
money. bu. threat to demand British
or olher protection if compulsory mill
tary service is demanded of them. Ii
carried out it will result in tie discharge
of some 600 men at the different sta
tons.
[Tribunss Dispatch
Colonel LOOMS, Adjntsnt General Of
Illinois, if here to obtain arms for the
10 regiments called for from that State.
He says that the ranks Of the ninth will
be full by the time arms reach there.
Reports from Indiana, Vermont. Mas
.achuset,s and New Jersey are part'cu-
arly encouraging. Other States are do
ing better than supposed.
Several of the heads of Departments
have been in favor OF drafting ever since
The call tor 100000 mere meu was is
sned, others, however, are known to be
strongly opposed to this st~p. The pro-
bab,lui. would seem to be that 20 sys-
TEN of drafting by the general govern
mcnt will oe adopted, but that every
Governor who asks for it will receive
authority to draft.
The steamer Matanzas, from New Or.
leans 25th, has arrived.
Butler had ordered that all negroe,
cent by their masters to leave and join
the Federals will be regarded as eman-
c,pated. Masters had endeavored, in
many cases, to reclaim them after the
use OF such expr ssioos.
General Butler, 10 a note to Reverdy
johnson, s; rs no merchandise whatever,
cotton or sugar, will, in any event, be
seized by the United States authorities.
Thtar'sh, agent OF the Il ,thcbiIds in
New Orleans, had committed su eide.
A number Of persons had been arrest
ell for an attempt to assassinate Thomas
5 Burdock among whom WAS Andrew
Defiance, brother in-law OF John Slldell
and Gen. Beauregard.
TIE price OF -four had fallen to SIG
per bbl.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

10 the place Of wbite men. zee then ~
horses or other property, Oss them IN
the same way. If the property Of
Usion men comes in the way of OR
,sspy, lett be respected. and. II prscti'
csb:e, protected. II such property ID
actually needed for use 10 our army. and
has to be taken, let it be properly re-
ceip,ed for and duly paid for. This il
no war for the advancement Of ary abo'
lition theories this government BE-
longs to no caucus, clique or party
but to the loyal men the couotry'
When the Government carries on the
war a. an aoti-slavery crusade, We ce-
oounce the action - unconstitutiora al
and therefore wrong, and a. leaving
shut little hope for the speedy restora
ton Of the Union or peace
Has the Gazette anything further &c
Offer!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

PeoMrT.-Thc ci,izeus of Cedar
Rapids come up to the requirements of
the times the o'her day and pledged in
individual subscriptions, the sum of
Sl,l26 for recruiting expenses. and for
the support of families OF volunteers.
This Is doing the work up as it shoul !
he. The people are for putting down
the rebellion with a will
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

~. LEAvE>woRTa, July 81.
Advices from the southe.n expedition
state that the Union troop. were falling
back to Hudson's Crossing, of the
Neosh', SO miles south of Fort Scott.
The cause of this backward movement is
not stated.
A detachment OF Gen. Browns com.
"and from Sp'i' g6eI.i, was at point 80
miles north OF Fort Smnh.
IN the 23d INST, the rebel General
Plke was SAID to be near Fort Wash;ta.