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Sins Der 8nnneshanntifant.

81 Us aI9tngtpln5 20. Nuo. Das, atRa=
uOnenbpot n6salerH. tpslfbes DOR tpr3er 3eit
genommen wuree, tit nGb oer Naep. 9)dro
gebraht lpprpenl unD bat bfreits elm 9an,
neues 4usleben 9etppnnen.& cnut rig9E elaaaa
Maior @, s. Berry, Gbef DER 9lrttderie
Der 9otomac Nrmee, Waier Webb, NIffente
@bel Der Nrtillerie, uni. Sen Stonendn linD
.auf ibr e@siuA tRrer S~tellun9er ept9Obeu nor
cen. sic bahen bereits cen 0beraeasrdl nm
eiue nele Siellnag n~nseaan8sa< sljasd p.1H
Die 0esadbme Ger 2eide bfs @)sn1 8pb-
len berubt Qpf einem .Srrt9um, IoGa lit gar
ni4ts per 2lFt ME frilber efuletort murpe,
porSffaQen. Iai g5s4 ui a4 ,asa4& ugtsl i
Die Stsuerbsantsn fir @lelia6uetts linb
eruannt morpen, rap1s4 .3lsalpgisI nai c-9a
stenereinnebrnsr fir Msarptaue Hrs seeD SerisD.
6plsenDe grnennuu9eu .seni @tauersg r6ez
buuga geamten fir NfaF9lsrp fun geniodt
pQrpent 9l16aI.s 1G s13iis p9d pis4lED-0
/. DiRrttt = Gpqefter, poper, d@4 ,Stds,
91I18 can 3gtsAna !, Nfsler, @sorge Mnliam,
ra4 caroline @ountpa jsl1 10. 5s5 sl.3
2. Dttrttt -@oleftpg Sames g. 3fralp;
.rsrs8 NdslIorfn, SObn % MaRer S 10,
=, mas Stun. fggs d9r i'm eli FIX
S, Ottrtft = @OIsttoE @eorae B. Daotpz
had. Ipnt 9grtspiqe NlslIor, @tniam
mat RS ga Nsltn9, GAINESVILLE b24 r1.4
Gir oen !. Dttrltt pom NepzS erfey tpurne
DANIEL 90, 8'ilont %Dleparf, gum &cllsftrr
u qIas Sep Ns0 q. 9aGlfpt RsSa9, gum saeaur GU
haunt. -s3 1.,, a;asl5 2sfa, se}yr8 ria rru
lodi nssntel're gum 8tsnff bccrpert asp I'll
00l9gnoe 8. Nlttant< S rsepisnge linb gun,
VoltsSl0Faoez 9elGpaotr untst1& eutre4Q Onds
raj Sarta9pt ~beoreett tpurpen Apbert 8sis,
s8tltqm Draft Ssffe s. 0oltOn pom 8pltis
more, SObf 9 Sot0 u. 3ames 8. @Seigbts.
Bum 8risaeesen.eral srmanntx &
9teats @cofrop @eiBel bonn Sneenienr>
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Beren W%nltreneuneen ansulpCrnen. VStr ba<
ben nit OepulD 8er3DBerungen ertra9en, Die
nur ben 6etnp tart eemaAt babt1 MIR Nno
utdt pur6 NieoerlaBen enmutbt9t rporoen,
Die ntAt mir, bas SOlf, wDbl aber nniere 6uD
rer berbetgefibrt baben. Das Terbalten' Der
Natipn in DieIem Sabre, ppa BON erpBen
Shptertoteiten, unelMdsfallen mno @ntn'u
tbieunsen, bat uns Die Nnerfennun9 auer
Wenlhen, lelblt unlerer 6einoe TT europa,
ermurben, bat ee;etet, tn tpclAem boben 0raoe
bic epelfen GtsenlAoften Ger WenlGbett, =
5elbtbeberrIAun9, NuSbauer unp unet9en-
uubtge 6tngebung fir etne grGberc Sade
l1nter Der ~fretelten 8esterung Der SSelt ent'
iptdelt tperoen tDnnen.
Wir lhretben ptele Wprte ntAt i'm Stnne
Des 8Drmurfes, tppt1 aber i'm Stnne etner
1ebrernf IT d en- Earning. NlOse
Dielelbe BET 3etten beber3tst merren. Ntr
aQetn (ino e6 niGt, bic ourA Nteoella9en ODER
9er,Seerun9 leioen, lpnpern bic 9ruBe Sa6e
Der 5retbett bur6 Die gauge c%iStltltrte gSelt
fummt tn @efabr. Seoer Nntan9er oee Dss
gutismus iubelt iiber uniere NteOerla9sn unD
reist auf unIere 8er3G9erun9en bin als etnen
8epeis, paB Elm freteS @plt Der @nerste ntAt
fd6i9 Iet. Sober 5reunp Der 6retbeit tn GU
rupd bltdt nit tiefem Snterele auf nnleren
Rampf, 1eufst a6sr 1eOen 8epetS elmer i4le&
ten 2ett1na, ais tpenn ieim Qeben BON unleren
Steeen abbdnste mare. Sc eenist niGt, pab
MIR eepinnen, iuncern I'M Sntsrelie Der Sret<
belt unp Selbfrssieruu9 i'm Q1semetnen mil-
fen mir etnen Steg i'm erpbartt9lfen St9le
errtn9ert. Sc GENT ltA ntGt, Dab MIR fprt<
.fabreh, in feblsrbafter 0etle ben &rie9 gu
fabren mnp enDlt9 burd ole l1eber3abl pas
;3iel gu errei8en, loapern laBt unS fdbts ;ct9en,
Ole i~i6erlegsue SiiGtietett, @nsrsie uno Sa'
lents BON 6a9reru nit Stol3 an;uertennen,
bic cine 9rpBe frete NattOn N bic SpiBe ruff,
penn fe p%telelben beoarf. 6ierDur& tpirps
Die 8ert0etpi9uns Der 6retbett %vpultdnotg
unb MIR BADEN bie ernlts Nbli&t, taB pteielbt
ppli fGnbtg ietn ica. 1u
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~ \NNEsstEt
M as SnncttDr 3d.
%. Qlitg, 10 ubr @benos.
Nu ben SbeycDmmaubanten Geiteralfnator
s. 90. Sailed. aoa .a
@ptoIb tA gejpa6rte, odB cine itarte fetno<
Tide MlaAt unlere reGte 6Ianfe naA Wanai +
1as at umetng, ttnb Die terrperten Dipl(tCnen
BON MeranDria nod ntAt an9etpmrher traren,
brad t1 IoIprt mein Eager 81 gBatrentcn
Suncttpn unD 8arrentprt auf uab marlAirte
In bret @plpnpen ridpGrts. SD b@eor9erte
Sen. McOuweq nit einer unp NIT General
Stael's Corps nno Sen. SerD'6 Otpiltut itter
bic garrentpt urb Nleranprta 21nOlftabe
mad Gainesville, Heto ltuo cine Ot0iIIpn oOn
Sen. 6~etubetman'8 @Dip3 nan 0reenni6,
wa6ren6 tn lelb(t init Wen. 9Orters @orp5
unp Sen. 6poters Dipilicn 3uriid nad Dfa@
naTus Ssuncttpn marihtrte. Sen. NRcDcweu
purDe angepielt len, lth 8ptlAen ben 0einb,
nel6er BON Wauafa8 burn 0aines1tlIe ber@
unterfam. uno ietn 6dnptcGrpS 3t Ieuen, pas
l6 pun 9Sbtte Qlatle6 ourd GborCu8bfare
SAP beipe9te. Die1es wuroe DpQlfanptg aiee
geflbrt 394
Die 3rttppen, wel6e nab OreenwtA 8e>
iuIDl WNttNf WutpPN ullSepuiGHI WV NV
Dcrel gu unteritiben I'm Safe ct dlf cine gu
l3arts feinOttGe Nttbeilnng ltUBen iuute. Dir
DiptFCn peg Sen. 9,5Cpfer tps4e na6 Wlas
nafias marl6irte, ftteB am glaAmittag OeS 27.
b. auf ben 6etn0 iii Der 9lQbe pen Settle Nun
nnO 11Gu9 i'm mad. einem bigi9en @jefeAte
uUu(tdnbt9 tn Die 8tuGt, tpotets urp pertpuns
Dete 800 Mann, nabm lire 9a9er9erGtbe, Ba>
Base nno eine Mignge @dfen neg.
Dieleu Nlorgen radte ra6 @~CntmanbO mad,
ManalaS Sunetton Dor, peItbfs Sadipn 3
Stnn6en burber gerdumt bate. Gr p9 itb
lber @entrepile Suriid une ldlug ben lBe9
naA Warrenton elm. gr muree etel en- 9faG@
mittas fpdt leG5 MetIea peltlif spn @entre
rifle bon MeDpwell unD @tgeI ansetrOfen,
Gin teltiset Rampf fanO ltatt, reIder onrd
Die Gunfelbeit beenbet marbe. Der Jetno
rurre auf alien @uutteu 3nritd9etrieber. Sc
neral 6sinbetmonn nil inn nit Gogeson-
brn6 bon @entrestlle aus gu 9eibe ritfea unO
ih lebe niGt Elm, pte Ger 6etnb cine srOBen
8erlult entibllpfsu farm.
@tr bnbsn 1000 0sfau9ene seEtd6t, upp
piele 8afen unb eine &anOne erbeutet.
S0bn 9ppe, 0eneralmaipr.
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Ser &rieg in MiTunri.
General Slnnt's e~rfOlereiG9e Sesves
Gung Geeen Die Mebelem in
NS ifTOuriA a
Sort 9eqpenwprtb, ~. Nua.

ee@ y = q 49, y w %t4 <tuHe
Son. 6. sc. Stonton.
Mapor Champion 8dusban, pcn General
S!unt'8 Stab, 1T nit DepelAen I'm bielisen
S1uptquortier an9efommen. General 8lunt
rtoridirte am II. Ausuit nit 1900 Mum
pom Sort Scott ulo perfclste Die Ntbeaen tis
Gone Sad.
Der 6einb. lebnte Elm @efeGt as unb Bee
gam iib 5uriif5u5iebei. Sie Wurben bon
General Blunt betB ~eerfol9t iio in llnrros
nung iiber ben OIu9efluB 9etri ben. Sic
perloren babel ole Eran8pcrtpoeea uno
equipments anger 3ublret4en @affen uno
@efansenen, &c. Durd bieIe @gpeDitipn
9laubt man bic Stdpte MttlIruri's eerettef
unD senaltigen S4reden Den Meteleu Bis
mad l~ttfaulqs bin eiilseiaSt gu baNen. 4lQ9g
General 8lunt8 @rlrnneu feblten am %.
mad Sort Srctt 5urif, naAcem iie unaefdbr
800 Nleilea in ieGS Saseu ~8uriidseleat bate.
s plr1et Talano iprrre airiid2elqIjen, Bic
S~erfclgun9 fcrtSuIebeu uno es lit nidt url4 !,
ipabrl4entli4, DAB Der ssSBte S6eil Der Sic.
beuen sea'punsen 1T, ftp 81 iberseben.
Sames Mt. Graham, Y. u. g.
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On to Richmond. 9lber @er iol
Die pieoerberetnt9te BunOesatmee con to
Richmond"> 1i9reu 2 ST WcGle1an baju
auserIsbsn ? Sper 9ope 2 Sper Sailed lslblt ?
6eiuer pon alien bret Otamen 1T geeignet, Der
Nattpn unb Der Nrmee jene Steges3uoerliht
etnsufl6Ben, tpelGs Die pelentlt6e 8eptn9ung
peS grfolgeS it,. NcSleIan BAT feline l1nfa.
bisfeit oer &iAn,pno, !6alled Die fetntge Dor
GOrtntb ~betpielen unO mas 9ppe tetrift. 70 bat
Der btmmelpeite lluterIhteD stpil6en Ieinen
9rpBpraGlertI6en Serbeibungen unp ietnen
1gtitnn9en. Bat nanentlth Die lbamlple Qn
genbalttgteit, Die fG In Ieinem 8erihte iiber
Die. SnIaht am @sCar Mcnntnin funoeeae-
zen, Das 0trtrauen auf i'm ttef erlfittert.
9lur Spet BON Den Corps eneralen Der Bun.
Ossarmee fdeinen Die 8abi9teit uno Die Gnere
gle sur Qeitung zines neuen 8elosugs 9esen
0tdmpub gu beibrn +: SurnfiOe unD Sigei.
Wenn isner Die etne Snuptcolpnne bes Bun
pesbserss an Der 8rebsridaburger, oieIer bic
3rrette an ner Characterization entlang nod
NinmpuD 3u fu5ren bate, t6nnte man Der
g~rGfaun9 pss Sslo3u9es NIT GROCER 3uoer=
ltht ertge9enleben. 8pn ben 0eneralen 6al-
led un0 Mc@lelan fann man lelblt bet Der
9rG6ten numertiGen ueberle9enbsit Dss gun
De6beeres ui1t piel ertparten. ail
or. q. Mbo;ta.)
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OaODltns BET ManaRas pmOrtpirft. wirb Dem

6aobltns BET MunnFas s%Ortpirft, pirb Dem
USaIbtngtot Star 6erimtet
Am &c. D. wurpe Das Neeiment trpb o[Ier :
9rCteltattonen Oes @6lpnels, BON ManolIns
mad Gainesville b%eOroert, no CO ouf Der
GanpltraBe auf 2 Gegimenter feinoliher Sne
Fodterte uno Danu i'm gBaloe (pte man friber
annobm) auf cine peitere 8riaane feinpltfer
Gruppen ifteB. DaS 10. Ne9iment I6luq
f6 ourG bic cine Nbtbetlurg, bic tbm in Dea
Nllfen atfaten mar unp 3og fD In Srenune
9e9en Srtltor Citation 3uritd, no IS auf cine
anOere 0tebelenmaAt fieB unp (lA bier eben,
falls bnrAi6Ia9en muBte.
Nad WtanafiaO 3uriidfebrenb, fanben lte
tbr st9enes 2dBer i'm Seis bes 8etnOes uuS
nnlere Satterieen ouf iiG eert9tet. Nub pier y
mubten ic FA ben 3iGd;1g erfGmpfen unD
tansn en0li@ am MittpO@ Nbeno iber Tatr'
far IN AleranOria an, Dae Neatment il6blte
ntht 800 ~lCuOern 600 Wtaun, Der @ololnel
lag trant uno fpnnte oas @Ummonbo mid
Fibrsn, Der MfajCr, wslGer feline STEELE per.
frat, erbielt 81 tA Nnfnngs einen S@uB unb
paFpe 9efan9en 9enonmen, Iammt l Capt
tan. 4 premier, 6 SecpuOe 9ieutenants nab
anoeren Oftlierer. Die pferce trarert nOG
gar Mot eiherpsSirt unD nidbts ans Seuer
BspSbnt. Die 1rla6e, tparum lie biz 9ler-
anorta 3urilf ta9ten, mar. Oab le font MIA
9enDs courage auftretben tonnten uup bereits
"a Stunben, p9ne Nobgung, i'm @attet au>
9ebraGt batten.
gerpini8ungen hes GpnsreRes.
Us aibtn9tUn, 20. aug. Die Meca
pltuiattOn Der B%epili9ungen pom lesten Gone
srsB lit fcl9enoe
eegtSlatt0e, G%recuttve ul,D per.
lAieoene Auaaabsn S 13997.57456
Sir Die Nrmse 1852. 238,548438 70
Sir bic Marine 1852 30486 294 90
Diplomatic uno @enfulate. $50 80
Qrmee fir 1862 un0 1868 .5423 SAC. 346.55
Marins fir 1862 unp 1868. 42~,741,338.42
Sd0tauer. Department. 21I7062 90
Dolteffee Depastement 14.7448 10000
WtlitdF@Acaoen'ts ~156.21l.O0
SsFflti9un9en .,....... 1895, 100000
SnOalioen unp anDere 0ene
liOntn 1866 600. 90
SRFfta9 NIT Qannoo$f 44,497,06
9otal 894.904972,34
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8ewini9nngen aes Gpnsrefyes.

Wai9tn9tCn, 20, Aug, Die 9teca
pltuiaiion Der 8epili9ungen pom lesten @Ous
9rsB 1T fOlsenoe :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-14

'ov. SrAsLEY.-The T,;6une's penny.
a'l'ner at Washington gives us somc-
thing about the Administration and
Governor Stanley every day, in which
the latter is represented as doomed to
the utmost condemnation. On the
other hand the Post correspondent saw. ,
"The Stanley matter has been arranoed
No formal order has been sent to him
ba: he has been apprised Of the view.
Of the Administration, and is expected
to permit the schools Of Mr.. Colyer {
be re-opened."~-s -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-14

GooD.-The Toledo ComYsrc;al gives
the following good retort:
" The other day, as number ofrebcl
prisoners we're being shipped at Sandu.-
Ky tor the traitors home on Johnson.
island q little German made himselt
quite prominent with his nois, rem.rL.
soout' the secesh. One Of them. a
orawny ,'x .footer, turned sayaeely UPON
him and said 1--WE eat Ien,.hr.n
down South J" IVY, den, you cot eat
Slgei Pr vas the instant retort. Sece.h
had no reply to give. and passed sadly
on" .-...-..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-14

NEGEo GUERILLAs.-A correspondent
o he New York Tribune, writing from
MeCleIlans army, says:
Since our army moved up, the Poto-
mac has become infested by guer,i,las,
bands of land pirates, who kill, pIunder
ana render it unsafe to travel from
Yorktown BY the main routes without
An escort,
The strangest and worst feature Of
this sanguinary and inhuman business
Is, as am reliably assured, that these
bands are composed largely, and some
times almost wholly, Of negroes. A
Sergeant Of the 5th Pennsylvania caval-
ry was shot by them few days since.
1t may seem strange that the Tribune
should become the vehicle Of such intel.
gence, but it is so. 1t has been abus.
ing Mcclellan, Halleck and every othe,
General who would not throw its line,
open a. all times to n;ggcrs on the
ground that they were a superior class
0! bcings-incapable Of guile or deceit
and all strongly in favor Of the Union
Now we find them playing the guerrilla
Il is about as we expected.
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state Of Iowa.


ADJ'r GEnERAL's OrPicE, Iowa,
Clinton, Nay 3Ath, 1859.
Geaaal Orders No. 20.
A requisition has been made BY the President
on his Excellency, the Governor Of Iews, for IN
other regiment Of infantry for the United States
service.
While osr State has responded nobly to tha
call Of the General Government for troops to aid
in crushing the gieanti: schemes planned against
tho Union, still greater sacrifices are required Of
us more money and more blood. No STATE has
excelled the alscrity with which she has Alled
former acquisitions Of the General Oovsrnmsnt.
More than twenty thousand Of the flower Of our
State have gone to the tented field shall W fol.
tor in responding to the demand for thousand
more?
The requisition has been answered BY saying,
that the regiment shall bs raised in sixty days,
and 1t will BE- done.
Reliable persons applying to me for recruiting
commissions will receive them with full instsue-
items.
The reputation the gallant soldiers Of Iowa
have achieved for themselves and the State 10
world wide. until the name II - lows soldier
has becone distinctive mark, synonynoas With
discipline, bravery, endurance anddsvo.ios.
The place Of rendezvous will b designatsd
hereafter.
Bv order Of the Commandse-in. chief.
N. B. BAKER, NV
Adjutant General Of Iowa. !.
HAn papers On the Mississippi rivsr,in Iowa.
he Iows City, Dee Moinss City and I'll papses On
the line Of ran roads, and in the Valley Of the
Cedar River viii copy twice. mys5-d&wf
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stats or IOWA.

STATE or IOWA.
s., ADscfAnF 0nssa Are Ovt,c1l
Clinton, June 9th, 1861.
Gsastal Order No. u.
The attsatisp Of su fisll, staG asd Germany
officers Of Iowa Regiments and Companies Il par
tcularly directed to the following Chapter Of the
Acts Of the last General Assembly Of Iowa.
In order to secure . proper record Of The VARIOUS
Rssimsnts and Companies, 70 b psblishsa In the
report Of the Adjutaat General, it will b. seen
that full returns Of I'll changes should - made 70
this Dspazsmsnt imnsaiatsiy, together With reg
ular monthly returns hereafter. Sach returns
arc due to our brave soldiers, psivatss, - we'll -
officers, the name and history fas - The present
war il conessned) It every one Of whom II i DE-
sired shall appear in said report.
II 10 also especially requested that Ill officers
and soldiers Of the lot Iowa Infantry who ere new
in the service Of the United States, win report u
this once their prsssue position.
It 10 further desired that copies Of reports Of
sk.rmishes OF battles, in which Isws soldiers
have been engaged. may b farn,shsd this once
whether made ~ odasers in command Of Divis
| ions, Brisades, Regiment or Detaehments.
N. B. BAKER,
Adjutant General Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-14

PET NAMEs.-6enator Wilson calls
Senator Chandle, = drulkard Senator
Wade calls Senntor Cowan lone Of the
abest and most respectable members Of
that body dog, asd'senatef Gunner
accuses Senator Sherman of being i
slavery eulogist; al Republicans.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-14

MANY Of the husbands Of Aroostook
county, Maine, having gone to the war,
their wives are clearing lands and doing
all sorts of hard work, s-i rs tn ET
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-14

0UoM8 Order Ne. u.
The rsadsssous Of The rsginsst latsly called
for by the 0eaaeal Gesssa0saey wiA - - Gin.
ton, and viii s. designated - Camp Kiskwsed.
Recruiting oAssss viii rspost accordingly. a.
Clothing a,d squipmsnts win b furnished 70
soadisss - tAey as5iss = gsastsss.
The regiment viii b designatsd q The 18th
Iowa InfintIy.
N.R BAKER,
jnsll.0 Adjstant 0snesal Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-14

b fpl1s. coDjurer,exbib At the
Reyptiin. Hall, London, suspsuds By .
single hair Of his head little boy about
ihDe years old. He declares tlhst this
q oi4by ne.ns Of magical ponads.
1syzd3 szga ...s,x~%x
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VFN0CRf77C Jfkff t5TV ~.
The DeDee0eylf Iowa 80 hereby sEsq1lResA
70 meet u clssahea b4EDs'ssassa fsss NE
several ssuntie % - n '
THURSDAY, THla54a OF My. 4,

THURSDAY. ra4 ,'sa OF MY F,
at the Captain Desaalnes, Il. the 4srpdA Of
dominating Candidates foe The several State on
css, 70 be elected in October, viz :-Ssesssary Of
State, Auditor Of State, Treasures Of Atatsy Rsg-
lister Of State Land Once, and Attorney GsaefaI !;
and 70 transact such other husipess = NAY cone
befofo then. u RI L 60 s7s-eN
The oasis Of county representation will b one
Delegate for every ons hundred votss east for
SrsPaEs A. DouoLAs, in 1860, and cns for every
fraction over fifty. ~~E. y1
According - ruls adoptsa Ut former 6tets
Convention, no comfy can b represented ~
proxy.
= 1hs several DeooeeaAie Coaaty Cs01itssO
throughout the stats ars requssted to call Coun-
" Conventions, o. - tak9 sash measarss Tor ne
election d DelsgassD - he State Couvsntions -
may ss according to the usage in their respective
counties.
According TO usage, the Convention will be
called 70 order ct o'clock P. u. d the day aes-
ignstsd in the call.
By order of State Democratic Executive Com
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GENERAL McCLELLAN.-A cores.
pondent of the Tribune, writing from
before Richmond, on Sunday, after the
battle, says:
Oh that rain which described Had
it not been for that Mcclellan would to-
night have been in Richmond. His
plans were matured and our march in
overwhelming force and vigor could not
have been stopped. But it is only q
question Of time with the commander.
| felt to day, for the first, full sense Of
the vast labors ne uudergoes, and Of the
exceeding heavy burden which weighs
down his heart aud his brain, when I
saw him dismount from his horse at q
brook, and, bareing bis head, ask an or
derby to battle it with water scooped up
10 his hands. Overburdened, harrassed,
hampered soldier, may the God of Bat.
ties give you success and give you rest |!
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TaE Engllsh papers cpneede that
Sir Williams Asnasrong's guns arc fsil.
ures, and they pitch into hinsa'iiali i she
nswspapers and il PArliaukent tif6ohf
mercy. .sss4azs Il omas
sirsfasfA roi saRsg WI ~ sIeI III.
~ be1ne..s yisqmoEG od Iiis ess !
LAVE "a
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Democratic County Convention

Democratic County Convention
TNHE DEMOCRATS OF TIE DIFFERENT
i Townships of Scott County, will meet and 80
lect delegates to attend the County Convention ct
the Court House in Davenport, on
Saturday, June %, 1862.
to select delegates to attend the State Convention
which meets 1t Des Moines on the 18th day OF
July, 1862. RArlo-One delegate for each town
ship and enc for every twenty votes cast for Ste
phen A. Douglas ct the last Presidential election,
and one for each fraction Of 10 and over.
This will entitle Davenport townshsp to 50 del
sgatss LeClaire 8, Princeton q, Winfield 9. Aliens
Grove 4, Hickory Grove 4, Liberty 3, Ceons ?.
Blue Grass s, Buffalo 6, Rockingham 2, Pleasant
Valley 4.
Per order County Committee,
RICHARD SMETHAM, Chairman.
June 5th, 1862.
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PRIcEs IN NrvADA.-A private letter
from Carson City gives us some particu-
lars as to the cost Of living out there.
Apples are IS cents each flour 500
per 100 lbs; sugar IS to 40 cents, and
coffee (ground) so cents per h.; eggs
IL l2 cents each. At the best restau-
rants, breakfast IS cents and dinner 81.
A small cottage with-say four OF FIVE
rooms, rents at $3.50 per month.
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A FEDERAL prisoner at Macon, Ca,
writes from that place under date Of the
23d ult., as follows:
"The Confederate States have about
$ls,00O,0Oo worth Of army stores here,
and. in my opinion, they manufacture
cannon and small arms 10 considerable
quantities, as there arc extensive
machine shops and iron works here.
The even have eteel pen mandatory
here, and / am now writing with one Of
the pens-the best steel pen 1 ever
handled"
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Congressional convention.

VTvHE SEVERAL DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
i Conventions Of the "a Congressional Distri- II
of the State Of Iowa which cow No for the pur-
State Convention, ar, authorized TO se.d delegates
to the Congressional Convention to 30 held At
Dewitt on Thursday, July gath, 1861. for the pur-
pose Of nominating . Democratic candidate Tor
Congress in said District.
Ratio Of Representations delegate tor
every one hundred votes cast for Stephen 4.
Douglas in 1850, and one for each fraction over
Fifty.
CHARLES SCOTT, Clinton, County cb.;,r.,
RICHARD SMETHAM. Scott e ~
E. B. BRADLEY, Jackson Cnnrtv
B F. SHAW, Jones fDsmocrs.;c
WIN. r. EDGAR, Adair C"r;ttssS
JOHN WILEY. Muscatine fors.;d -.
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