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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27
ST. CLOUD book STORE,

John u. -ROsENBERGRR would respect
81 fully inform the citizens of St. Cloud sdd
Northern Minnesota that he has rdrchase4the
entire stock of the St. Cloud Book Story ind
made Large additions thereto. and has ywien
hand : complete assortment Of BooE Sta
tionery, Fancy Goods Newspapers az Mega
zines, Writing Paper of all kinds, Blaf Books,
etc.: etc. Also, the Standard seriesf School
to procure their St. Paul ~ Ney 1ork Daily
srd W:.slv . r.nsr:,.t -" =, 6tore Tke numer.
~: s.ors sna invited to .ttsud
vln01-f+ S'-'@% tAAE o6u IA
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27
The Third Minnesota Regimen

The Third Minnesota Regiment.
From the Louisville Democrat.
This regiment of infantry has been per-
forming laborious guard duty all winter at
stations on the railroad between Lebanon
Junction, Elizabethtown and Shepardsville
IT is now under marching orders for some
point further south.
COL Lester, in command of the regi-
ment, is one Of the most accomplished off,
GERS in the service, as the soldierly and
finely disciplined conduct of his command
fully indicates. His education and ex-
perience as civil engineer eminently it,
ted him for military SERVICE. AS cap
tain in the Minnesota First, ard in the
thickest of the fight at the battle of Bull
Run, his cool and gallant bearing attract
ed the favorable notice OF the best militia
ry talent. Notwithstanding the service
which his regiment had been performing
all winter, he managed to give 1t thor
ough course Of drilling. 1t comprises in
all $3.50 men, 800 Of whom are ct for du-
ty. The men are finely armed, and have
practised considerably in target firing
Frontiersman are, preverbial for heroism ;
aud we have no doubt these men will Dc
fnll credit to the North Star States, and
to their country -
In this regiment we find our old friend,
Capt 9. 9. Andrews, who during Pierce's
administration fora time, served the Presi,
dent in the capacity Of private Secretary.
He afterwards travelled in the North
west, and wrote series of letters to the
Boston Post descriptive of the country and
its resources. He then settled down in
Minnesota as lawyer, and now We find
him here at the head of fine company,
in defense of his country. ,,,...
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27

THs Norfolk Day Book {r'e'beD speak
ing of the Cumberland, which went down
With colors flying, says: ..,-.;.....,..-.<,
;, Slowly the Virginia (Merrimac) steams
back, aud the Cumberland, sunk COW to
her white streak, opens upon her again.
A gallant man fought that ship-a man
worthy to have maintained better cause.
Gun after'gun he 6red, lower and lower
sunk his ship-his last discharge comes
from his pivot gnn-the ship lurches@to
starboard, pow; 70 port, his flag streams out
wildly, and now the Cumberland goes down
On her beam ends, at once = monument
md IN epit.ph f@ther gallant men who
fought her. 7'e .*ae@sfti .aaz21 ssh H. "a
+! IS. 60. .. 10. =, S....a,a I..lIuGa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27
General Headquarters, State of Minneso-
Ia, Adjutant Generals Office,
St. Paul, March "a, 1862.

Ia, Adjutant Generals Office,
St. Paul, March "a, 1862. }
GENERAL ORDER NO. 8.
1st The following appointments are an.
ncunced for the Fifth Regiment Minneso-
ia Volunteers, viz: -.
Lieut.. Rudolph Won Borgersrode, Col:
Captain lucius F. Hubbard, Lieuteu-
ant Colouel;
Capt William B. Gere, Major;
who will be respected and obeyed as such.
I'd. The above officers will report forth
with tor duty at Fort Smelling.
j By order of the Commander in Chief.
80. e.>f OSCAR MALMROS,
Adjutant- General State Of Minnesota.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27
Is Cents Worth of
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS I!

4'HE undersigned wishes to announce to his
L old patrons and the public generally, that
he has on hand at his New Store, on the cor
ner of Chapel street and Washington avenue,
= general assortment Of Groceries,s Provisions,
Heavy Crockery, Wooden Ware and variety
of Liquors, which he will sell at St. Paul re-
tail prices adding transportation. Also. that
he will pay Saint Paul prices for all kinds Of
Furs, in cash or trade. Mp. NOEL.
81. CLOUD, Mimi. v4n3l-Sm
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27
Thermometrioal Record.
RpostsS <zpssssly jot 2t DsnoclAr,l D
q. xaylott. O1xQgist, st. Cloud. NJ '>9%iiN'

The ladies Of St. Louis have purchas-
I'd Z sword from 2 A.. Tiffany aa 4 CO, New York,
{or presentation to Gen. Halleck. It is
ieh and snlepHd4 pisoelof. workmanship,
0o0tao&s33VO.s Mi d.. sas:ti tse,5rIsa.'I
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27

M0T1CB.-Psrsou finding this paragraph
IN marked in their papers will knev that
tA>ir subscriptions expire with THREE more
AunbseS, and that unless they 'rensH before
that time their names will be erased from our
bsS1i:Es-2 - 1s~:s cetlc~s'ara.L >;';e - =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27
LOCAL. NEWS.

toSP..srso.-We have just reoeiv.
ID Z; ht ,sapph .df~his.: and seoloredi
sasd end an amply prepared for doing
1rss-ees yotl IN this line. Also, hand
&llss ipoesezl,f circulars. ball- tickets, invit.-
tons; apsosrammes;> er' anything 81 this
h.d done 10 neat style aud low prices.
Gall aadssandse syepipens..w .TI
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27
s E ED W HEAT!
NOW rs TIE TINE
To get some Of that fine
i~5&3tISc 0.tcsh FL fe nj. ..a2's

It Is more productive and sur,r crop than anv
other kind. and doe, not .mu.-and Tor Flour
Is unsurpassed. Also, the most productive
ana popular kind Of POTATOES in Eastern
markets. The above can be obtained only Of
80 G. BRIDGMAN,
'c'o-3m sSsF%s' 80 %2& Lower st. Cloud.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27

s.f-1 The Ismxing II 0ols 0smssoushaye
bsen .eeevS It'd e III ~ bsliJd without !
\ %, ap1tths bedy s'mssa lseengppsstl
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27
A M e r ICAN HOU Sc.
ST. CLOUD, MINI.

THE above house has been opened by the
i undersigned, and the most perfect and am
pie accommodations provided for the comfort .of
guests: 1t is pleasantly situated; commands
q good view, and is we'll lept Travellers
stopping there, can take the stages for any de-
sired point. - - :. '".- - - l~S, < =
The Grow Wing stage leaves this house on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday mornings:
v3n44:1y FMONTI.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27

NEW DRUG -DlURE1
TINE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
announce to the citizens Of St. Cloud and
clipper Mississippi country generally, that
he has opened a Drug Store in the building
known as ''Gorton's building" corner Of Lake
street and Washington avenue, where may be
found at all times
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
DRUGS,
cyH FIJI = ! ?: !
PAINTS, OILS,
DYEsTUFFs, -
" PERFUmERV and
EANV4 AnAACLEo,
-. GLASS, .
PUTTY, ~
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS u.s
PATENT MEDICINES,
PURE WINES,
LIQUORS,
CIGARS and
TOBACCO.
LIE would ask the attention Of Physicians
II to his assortment Of Tilden & Co.'S Fluid
Extracts and Sugar Coated Pills, as being the
eurest, best and most reliable preparations
,ver offered to the profession. .5.
IT'S stock of Paints and Oils is most com
Ill plete, and the attention of Painters and
Builders is respectfully asked thereto.
II NE Stoch OF <AIeht ana kdnalky Medicines
i embraces all the preparations of Aver,
he Grefenberg Company, Wells, Wisten,
Jayne, Bryan, and many others. ~ :,
IOR the Toilet he has all the preparations
T. OF Lubine, Harrison, Wright, Balm, and
Fher celebrated Perfumers-Fancy Soap,
{urnetts Cocaine, Cocoa Pomade,-Hair,
|lesh md Tooth Brushes, Hair Dyes, &c., &C.,
to-, together with 4 large aSsOrt nent of Marsh
Co.'s Trusses, Shoulder Braces and Support
rs. The best plain Leaf aud other Tobaccos,
bth chewing and smoking, to be found in the
lace. - 49, =, - ....
he will pay particular attention
the compounding of Physicians prescrip-
ons ats all hours, and from his long experience
I'D strict attention to business, he latters
lmself that he will merit share of public
ltronage.
L. e. SIMS.
st. Cloud, Nov. 9th, 1861. v3n1s-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27
ADVERTISEMENTS.

SAINT CLOUD INSTITUTE.
THE FOURTH TERN" will close on wednes-
i day, April I'd. The Fifth Term will com
mence on Thursday, April Sd. 1t is imper-
tant to those who wish their names enrolled
to he present atI the, orening Of the session.
The Second Term of the Music Class will
begin on the same day. AL. NELSON,
'"' Principal
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27

One Of the Sharpshooters at St. Paul
had $3.50 stolen from him.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27
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CuFTEEN2 sober able .bodied- men are vet
l. wanted to an up Capt. chAs. Lueg's Com
pany of the 18th Regiment to the maximum of
One Hundred and One men. Any one wishing
to join this. Company will apply Immediately
to g: GRAsDELMYERxo or JonN W. TExyooRnE,
1T New York Store, st. Cloud. All expenses
to the post will be paid. 80
CHARLES sLUEG, Captain,
Co. &C." 4th Reg't MINI. Vols.
v4n32-tf
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN will make application to the District Court
on the frst Monday in April next, to have that
portion of Anton Edelbrock's Addition to St.
Cloud located on the s. E. quarter Of the S.
E. quarter Of Sec. Ten, and the N. e. quarter
OF the N. E. quarter Of Sec. Fifteen, vacated
by order of said court. L. GORTON.
St. Cloud, March 4th, 1862. mar64w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27

r.: ssta>fn3 County Orders To-: s.le a
th6 a 0o.,saf f.rs4atf IF eas..,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27
|SHAw1s y SHAw1s Il

REpS!1 REPSl >REPSI:r.
A New and Fashionable Goods for Ladies.
-. II = ,'is: 'ai1@a =
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18

Ru11Ax- RAuwAY CAR DusTBns AID
VExrlLAroRs.-For some days pest sim
pie announcements Of "Rulaau Busters
and Ventilaton" have Appeared in the
city papers, and we, - we'll . the rest Of
mankind, we're ignorant Of their purport
until the other day, when, on entering =
railroad car at the Union Depot, our
thirst for knowledge in regard to the
"Ruttan Buster" Vas grati6ed.
1t is new patent continuance, and We
believe the Michigan Central 10 the only
road which nos has it in use. On the
top of the car there is self regulating
bonnet or receiver, into which the cir II
gathered and conveyed by means OF tubes
on each side Of the car into reservoir or
bed of water, about fifteen feet long and
six inches deep, underneath the car,
where all the dust, ashes and smoke are
taken out the air thus purified passes
through fucs on each side ofthe car and
is emitted through registers so adjusted
that passengers can regulate the supply
of fresh air according to the demand.
After the air becomes impure, it natu-
rally becomes heavier, sinks to the lower
part of the car and is carried off through
other hues underneath the seats. At no
time while the train is in motion can the
same air remain in the car longer than
four minutes.
By this system Of ventilation, the
opening Uf windows and the use of fans
and linen overcoats during the hot and
dusty weather is entirely dispensed with.
The car is, in fact, Theoretically sealed
while in motion, as there is only an aper-
ture Of about 3x8 inches in the windows
which can be opened, and these are Of no
use while the train is in motion, as the
pressure Of air in the car is great r than
that outside. Passengers will find the
cars fitted up with the Ruttan Buster
and Ventilation" entirely free from dust,
and to substantiate the fact, we have
only to say that on the velvet cushion Of
a car which had just arrived over dusty
road from Detroit we were unable to
find any trace of dust. Altogether, this
is the most perfect ventilator and dust
exterminator we have yet seen or heard
Of, and the Michigan Central r. R. Co.
deserves the patronage and thanks Of the
travelling public for their indefatigable
exertions to promote the comfort of their
passengers. The road is now entirely
equipped with this kind of cars for day
trains. On the night trains, the cars are
provided with raised ventilated tops. All
Of the cars used by the Michigan Central
have long six wheel trucks, and are Of
superior finish throughout. = Chicago
Eve. journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18

Adjutant 6eneHalss Report.


an ACT % PS0ssos Io' ~ p10''eetSo" ana az
fss6seso" u ihs report ~ ~ Atses~s Gen
sssl.
SDc I. Be Il esacesd ~ he 0essvot Assessbly q
tks Ssase Of lsUa. That 90 the Ass day Of Jan1-
afy. 1858, the Adjatant Gsasral Of this State shall
make report to the 0ovefooe ot this Stats, d
Tie beings Of HE ofiee, vhiSA shall cootain thu
peoclsmstions issued By the President Of The
United States 20 the Ad3atant General Of the
State Of Iowa, In regard 70 The saisiag and squip
ment Of volunteer the peoolamativns. Of the
Governor Of this state calling for volsstse 70 ~
spond to the call Of the Prendsnt such orders IL
susd By the Gov srnYr in relation - the raising Of
volunteers, % are Of general interest such Other
orden ie.ned bv al .srs Of the United S,a.ss. !,
Of this Siate in rotation to the raisine. movinr.
500. A The Adiutant 0eusr,l nav deem erpsai-
ent tho Nance, residence, and place Of netivtv Il
iii Field And Stan OaIcers sroointed from iii,
500 eoeether With such faets In r.sard Ia thai,
appointmen promotiuo. 10. q h ~ desm a..
pedient M NAM. 3 ~ az residGnce. na,;v;sv
place Of tnlistment. tine Of maeterine into ~,
Uuited States aervice. 10. Of iii nrivates M
comce,v o6Ic.rs enl;sssd n this Sea.s -. rs..s
"a 81 IN dischare soidiere. toeether Vim ~
cause Of discharge tho names OF eli killed and
wounded soldiers tawether Nth the hsftls n.
vhieh the sams vere siile1 or vosdsd. to~sth",
Mir auch ofcial Senorta ~ thu hst,Ia = ~. 4.
deemed Of esnersl ipte,est: The names Of soi,ier.
~ hsve bee, h.nor.biv di,ehssrsi : i;st ~
the number, kind and quality Of asms received b.
TIE sta's from IN: United states, and sh: dispo-
o.nor fao,. .nd .,s.. n.,,s;n;.. - shs Soon
Of his Office - may BE- Of general interest.
SB0. 2. The Governor shall hsnd the report
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18
From Gen. McCsellau,s Army.

YAsllSGroN, June IL.
A dispatch from McClellan's army
says that the moseme4ts OF the enemy
today have beer exte qLive, and a. yet
involved 10 l05s,ory. Large bodies
have been seen moving down from near
Mechauicsvips and Richmond, towards
the late battle Reld. 4
Our pickeA wero yesterday driven in
from Old Church, showing tbst the enc
my intend making = demonstration in
that direction. 4
A contraband reports 5000 cavalry
left Richmond on Wednesday, going 10
the direction Of Fredericksburg. This
probably is the same force that was seen
ut Old Church. II
The rebels opened this morning 4
sharp artillery fire in front OF Summers
dlvislap, lasting three hours. We had
one killsd= and one wo1nded. The
weather % sullry :ssssxss
NEW IosE. Dane Il.
A letter to the New York Tines
from McCIellan's arnv SAM:
The Richmond D;spajch Of the 7tb
contains an editorial, the tepor Of which
: most discouraging to The rebel army.
The writer fears that it i our de.;cn
not TO engage them in battle. bu. 10
starve them out-a plan which he con.
elders not impossible for 10 to accom-.
piish"
The same letter dated tbs 10Th, say.
"Desertsrs arrived from HIcha.ond ia.t
oight, Bringing. Intelligence that he
rebels arc as,iA III q work throwing
up additional e osreabd the city. ]
Thy ~ - iagsk xoeas "a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18
Democratic Csasty Convention !

Democratic Csusty Convention
THE DEMOCRATS OF TIE DIFFERENT
l townships Of Scott County, will meet and -
lsct delegates TO attend the County Convention q
the Court House in Davenport, on
saturday, June IS, 1869.
to select delegates to attend the State Convention
whioh meets Ut Des Moines on the 18th day Of
July, 1862. RArIo-One delegate for each town
ship. and 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 ent,tls Davenport townshsD to 81 del
egstss. LeCairs 9, Princeton 8 Winfield 2. Allen's
Grove 4, Hickory Grove 4, Liberty 8, Cleons :
Blue Grass s, suffalo 6, Rockingham :, Pleasant
Valley 4.
Per order County Committee,
RICHARD SMETHAN, Chairman.
June 5th, 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18

uuassspoalss ~ Il - AissusE.
Gov. CANDLES Ne p Sem message to
tho Missouri STATE Cos,eotidl, recon.
nends that he Oonvsstion cod(ider the
Presides.'s compensatory emaDa jpation
,oessags. end draft : resolution in kns"er
thereto, which shaIl b expressive Of
tho opisios Of the Convension q that
subject. The following wss sdoptSd:
WssasAs, The Congress Of the
United States, upon the special fecom.
.nendation OF tho President, be-, At ito
present session, adopted . joint reeolu
lion 10 the following vords, tofwit:
Resolued, That the Un,4d S.stes
ought 70 co operate With any Stat.
~bich may adopt . gradosf abolshmen,
Of slavery, giving 10 sue6 State, in its
discretion, to compep.ste for the incon.
ven'eoces, public and private, produced
by such change oftystem. And,
WHEREAs, &e President Of the
United States 10 6ls<ecent proclamation
revoking and annuIlibg . certain un-
authorized declaration assumed to be
made BY Major General Hunter, Of the
United States army, has earnestly in.
vited the people of the States interest
ed, TO the consideration of the vaid joint
resolution and the propos't'on. therein
contained. Be it, therefore,
Resolved, LIST. That in the opision Of
this Convention the proportion con-
tanned in the said joint resolution adopt
ed by Congress and approved A. D..
1862, 10 entitled % we'll from ito ex.
allied source ~ from ito intrinsic impor
lance to the deliberate and respectful
consideration Of the people Of Missouri
RESOLVED, I'd. That while . n ajority
If this Convention have not felt author.
lied at this term to take action with re.
spect to the grave and delicate question
OF private right and public policy pre-.
septed by SAID resolution, yet this body
desirea cordially to recognize as well
the generous spirit therein displayed BY
the Government Of the United States,
as the eminent patriotism aud ability
which have afsti6guisbed> che President
Of the Upited States in his efforts to
.ubdue this unho!y rsbsIlioo, and to re.
store peach and order to this State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18

Stow AND suRr.7IEverybody is gaz.
ing arxiously ,owaI . Richmond. Gen
Mcclellan is movj 9Th the utmost
caution. He seen to understand that
the decisive batt of the campaign is on
bis hands. In ! lev of the awful respon.
sibility resting Gown upon him be acts
with the utm. caution; he puts moth.
ing at hazard Let 'hs|>euntry be pa.
tent; let u hands OF the )Ruug gener-
al be stay up by the peop!4 No word
Of disco1rsgement at this cris<. 1t will
take time to perform the vol but We
have hay, :, son mid, that "hs' done 1t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18


There can bs no bettei time than the
present for sdr country lnd our State
to prove tBt~ RepubIicsl are not IN.
grateful; ltat hen . noble and ve.er-
An soldier @ies 10 the midbt Of heroic Ia.
bo,s and brilliant va'or id their defence
they will take care Of bis wife and child.
rem; that fame is something more solid
than 4 trumpet blast, and mote charita,
BILE than sounding brabs or tinkliug
cy4ba'."
England lavishes petsions for "sev-
erAl lives," houses, land and titles, upon
her brav6>> defenders. When q man
rhshes, viii, his lite ID his hand, into
The front OF battle, be knows that those
Dear to bin Will never!be lett destitute
# he falls. When Isatc Davis ran out
iot his farm hot se to JPN the insurgent
patriop at Concord, ID l775, he called
out to bis wife as he Int the door, "Take
care Of the children y Not an hour al
terw ards he fei dead; and she, aided
by CD and the conptry, had nothing
Ieise 10 do than 'Ioltake care Of the
thld}en." Iii
Sitce this var began a few instances
df ndble character, rsacbing aboye their
fallofs. haze come 10 public Anlice.
AAdg tkese in the decisive charge at
Fort SDonelson. of Gen! CharleA F
Smitb> who now lies dea3, in the Sery
prime Of 8 MANHOOD, AMI in the u{ost
ustrous moment Of is Military career.
For his conduct he ybs promoted bRs
what are praises and pro motion, in thf
hcart-touchiug perl id, 10 those whA
mourn the husbands father, staff and
support in life 1h eision is small
and Inadequate. lie curl Governme'
inaugura,e an era, n1 of generosity, bT
Of true gratitude. AMI make provision
for the care Of the children, and Of tie
bereaved mother, VII is now their OILY
guardian and stay.
Far be it from us tb intrude upon bri
vate counsels /; these remarks and thcir
illustration are OF pbblic CONCERN and
acceptance. The q Government, thich
has been brilliantly served, aqh the
State, which has bedn rendered Ddnora.
BILE Ly the departed hero, sboYd pro
vide for those be Leaves in trus by the
payment Of just d ebt Of grstitude.-
Philadelphia ZnQuiAex
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18
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-: !. S::,:ss,. !, Dss' g :.
11uasoAt. saE Urn % JUIA
It he Qsp,sA ipps.lesa - sAxsg.lss. q
soofaas3le Ca11ideass r. he ssvssk Stass -
-, T. - asseed II 0sssSss, VI: 6sesesas2 =
otsts. Auditor q 6eafa, 1saAaasee 8 Aeese, -.
isesR u 6uts iAsa 0061, ~ ztsssssy 0so6eal ;
s 49, e :: :....sss Ssh es4r b.'i''a = - 80
he sasis of sssnty sspssssetadss Nm - 80
Ddssaas fsf svssy ~ AnnASsa Sue0 eue -
STErs1x 4. DoueLAs, n 1850, asd - fos ssssy
Aes9iins . : nh alspssa 4 ! Sss.lsr staas
Coavsstion, - eonnsy eAh b fspssssatsd b
proxy.
HE ssvasal DsoessaGis Osssty Csa1lsssss
throuehout the stats ere requested 70 call Ccua-
y Ooaveastons, q 70 taks sash neasufss foe de
election Il Dsleessss 70 the 6tnas Couvsntioa. -
may b sssesding 70 ~ usags IN tAsir rsspsesivs
counties.
According b usage, the Coavsatien will b
called to order 1t o'clock P. y. q The DAY -
ignsted In the cali. @
Dy order Of State Democratic Executive Con-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18
STATE or IOWA.


ADspsAus ossnnAsss opypaA
So Cllnsoo, June "a, 1864.
0snseal Oder Ne. q.
The attention Of III Fisld, StA1 aad Company
o0escG Of Iowa Rsginsnts 81 OsapAaiss y ~.
tie1lasy directed y he iellsvisg ChaPese q Ne
Asts u tns last 0seseal Asssobly u Iowa.
Il esise 70 ssssrs psspse ssesrd u he vasious
Rseiasnts ard Csnpaaisls = - pablisAsd II ~
rspsst Of The Aljataas 0snssaas Il win b sssn
thsa fall rssurns u ~ ehngsD shsaA - nsAs =
this Ospsstnsas innsdiatsay, tsgsaAsr with fsg-
ulas menthly returns HEREAFTER. Sueh RETAINS
ars dus 70 our brave selais, psivatss, - veil q
oAsss, Ne nans I'D hissesy (seihs - ths present.
warts sescssssa) = svssy one u wAea isb -
sissd shall appear in said report.
Ii 10 also especially REQUESTED hat oil eAlessl
and soldiers Of the Let Iowa lafantsy who are ~
IN tAs sssvies q The U.issd States, win report "a
this oMss their prosni position.
II 10 further desired that copies Of Ispsrts d
skruisAss Or battles, p which Iews -soldias,
Aavs been sngsssd. nap b farn.shsd tits oAee
whether inside ~ SAssrs n command Of Divis.
ions, Dsisadss, Regiment or Dstashasats.
B. BAKER,
Adjutaat 0sassal Of Iowa.