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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25
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Fom California.

m, San FRAN0lsCo. Aug. 20.
The inhaLitants Of Port TowLsend.
10 W Washington Territory, are intensely
excited 10 consequence Of the removal
OF the Custom House to Port Appelo.
the new port created BY congress on.
Pos'te Victoria. They threatened re.,s.
lance and only gave Up the Custom
House records when the ar shin Shin.
brick threatened to fire 4 bro.d.;da :,
case OF any further demonstrations.
The population Of Port Townsend
have $4,000 dollars worth Of ,ax.hla
property. Port Angelo has no pcpu,..
ton or houses, but has good harbor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Aug. %.
Lately intercepted letters, August 6tb,
from Gen. Hindnan to the rebel War
Department, state that be has IT,
600 we'll armed intaotry, 5000 cavalry
and 81 pieces Of artillery at Little Rock.
lie proposes awaiting an attack from
Zen. Curtis, instead Of attacking ct
Helena. He intends to anu,hilate Cur.
t's, and then push vigorously for the
Missouri river. He has received SUP.
pies Of arms and ammunition from ea.,
OF the Mississippi river. Helena is 10
De fortified as the basis Of operations.
Siege guns have already arrived. The
health Of the army at Helena is good.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25
Foreign News.

CArs RACE, Aug ~.
The ste.mship Teutonia, from south
ampton of the 18th, passed here this p.
M, en- route for New York.
The Italian squadron had been or
dered at Ancoua 70 watch the Adriatic
coast.
Garibaldi, with 500 volunteers, was
marching in the direction ofSan Cotaldo.
The object appears to be to reach Mes
sina.
Palemo was Tranquil. Garbald's
man feststions had taken place at Cas-
oalla. At the theatre in Milan shouts
were raised, Rome or DEATH" The
The GaribaIdi volunteers number 5000.
One slight eucounte. took place between
the volunteers and the royal troops.
Garibaldi occupied Rosca and Palm'ta,
and spoke as follows:
1.-THE present state of affairs cannot
continue. 90 against the government
because it will not let me have Rome; |
90 against France because she defend,
the Pope. l will have Rome at any
price. Rome or death. 1, succeed
so much the better; if not I will des-
troy the Italy which made myself"
The departure of volunteers from
Palemo had ceased.
ST. J, HNs. N. F., Aug. 81.
The bark George Henry of New
London, Capt. Bud ngton from Fro
bisher's bay has arrived here short of
provisions, and with Mr.. Hall Of the
new Sir John Franklin expedition on
board. Tie expedition lost one man
the lst winter ont who froze to death.
Mr.. Hall reports that in consequence Of
the loss Of some Of bis craft, he was
unable to prosecute his mission to the
extent Of its purpose. The expedition
had probably determined the tate Of
two boats crew Of Sir John Franklin's
expedition, who persisted in endeavoring
to return. Mr.. Hall learned the fate OF
i've men captured from the Frobisher
on her first voysge, and identified the
exact places Of their landing.
Mr.. Hall explored near a thousand
miles OF the coast. including the So.
called Frobishers straits, which prove
10 be deep bay terminating in latitude
63:4s long, and 10 west. M. Hall also
discovered great glazier mountain Of
fossils between Hndson's straits and
Frob'sher's Bay. The Gee. Henry was
about to start for the States in October
1861, but was prevented from doing so
by the ice until the 9th inst. The Ships
company subsistcd through last winter
by the hospitality of the Esquimaux.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

tn, wAsatkeroR. August. ~.
Inc Army examination board con
tnoes 10 session, their business i n a..
CURE INTO the physical competency Of
omcers either from age or easualti,s ~.
ce'ved IN the public service Among The
Case. disposed Of are those Of Svmin,,o.
and Norman, Who it II ascerta,n.d ~.
s''li efficient IN the discharge Of their
duties. '''''
Arch Bishop Hoghes accompanied
oy sesrstsSy Seward WAVED The Presi.
dent this morning.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
1t having been stated that parties leaving the
State fer the purpose Of avoiding draft, have and
are being taken across the river In ski1s during
tho night and carly morning hours, notice is here
by given to the owners Of ski6s that any psrs n
dette in the act Of taking such persons across
tho river, or knowingly allowing their boats 70 -
used for such purp. SCI, will be held responsible
TOR 20 doing, under the late order o: the Secre.
tary OF War. JOHN E. henry,
Deputy U. s. Marshal, District Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

WE have heard of q new mode of
evad'ng the draft, which BY the way is
not patented. A woman, not manv
miles from this village, tearing that her
husband might be drafted, TOOK occasion
to deprive him Of two of his five dion.
While asleep. Stealing sly " to h,s bed.
With an AZ and block, with one tlow the
country was deprived Of a good soldier
and . good citizen Of two 6nge,s.-Rrs
y rvis Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

FiFrsES companies are NOW in quar-.
tefs q Camp Lincoln, Keokuk. Five
more iro" that District fills up the irst
requisition.
In the Dubuque District two COM
paoies have been taken into Cam,
franklin. Ten more required to make
up the 6rst call. Some pretty heavy
drafting up that way, probably.
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Nos. VI 0Ans, Asg. -.
The etsamer Swallow, blacksmith ~. 80
20 Dsvis' 6olihs, ron a1foupd ten osk
go ttirtv dkiss below sMemlo's' :'v- s
r. Two, and was fast going to piece.
Lest night . party Of gussilI.s no"
the Ni,ssss;cp, shore ct her on nrs' s"'
VS. totally burned ..;..
Thirtseo haodrsd gusrr'i1'.s opp"...
Helena are committing dePredsaon.,
thew burned 10000 bales OF oo''o'
. few day. past -. 6,sd
The ferry Hamilton lselis ~ ~;
into several times from the Asss.ss'Pf.'
shore. but no ono We burt.
Hiodnan,s force IL imported %. Z.
no.;n. vest from Little Rock. To-
r.onis Of tho country ars leaving win
him through fear OF the fedefM -
Hindpsa's entire army il supposed 70
have LETT Little Rock aud ate now NOV
inc vest, fearing the advance OF the len.
arsls they take slaves aud I'll movso'e
property along. ..,,
The steamer Champion arrived from
Cairo to-day. She Vas hailed from tne
Missouri shore near island No. but re,
fo.;no ia land was fred upon. Upward
~ seventy shots we're fired, but nobody
Two prisoners arrived yesterday, cap
tared ten miles from Memphis.
The Bulletin Of this morning contains
:. r.,lo.;no attainment from Mississippi,
nv a gentleman Brsgg's army 10 rel's-
bly, reported at Chattanooga, ana inc
next move appears to be on Na:h'
vile. Last week Jackson's cavalry
we're stationed near Cold Water, Miss.
but they have since been ordered to
tall back to wardtrepello, which they
aid last Tuesday. Portsr's cavalry
when last heard from were below Hol-
" Springs, burning cotton, and commit
t;p9 dep1edations upon al Union men
TIE repor, that . portion Of Bragg
force vas ., Grand junction. is uof' und
ed. Up to last Friday We happened &c
know there were NO Confederate troops
there except the scouting parties winch
come IN every day or two, take every
thing they want and as suddenly depart
Grand Junction appears to b. regard
ed BY them a. doubtful ground, hence
the Confederates make their arrange
ments to remain only short time there
The southern country is now over
RIM with puerrillas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

PLrcKY.-The vie Of Mr.. Steward.
Of the Fairfield ObSseitxsios d Union,
takes charge Of the paper during the
absence q her husband, who ~ss taken
70 Washington with Nj. Aahooy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

ScoTr CouSrr FArR,-The Keitbs.
burg, (hls.) Oaseruer, says very truly
that the Fairs at this place are always
the best held in the State, and that the
coming one bids fair to beat all former
ones.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

SrLvHs GssYs. - The Secretary Of
War has accepted one regiment of ISL.
yer Greys-to be made Of men between
the ages Of IS and 50 years. 1t will
undoubtedly be filled 10 few weeks.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

Notice g Bwll1es's.
PROPOSALS wiLL.By RIC1lveD eY pa.
q, As;,s::.. isasd spill shs ~. ~ g "a
s :: ssd. :sr...; u 81 lps.s'ass:.sss =,
- sssa . NE soes i =. /. Caisctl, sssassee1
( AZ I'D, s2 AT p. o s:.!ss!';:s
GEO. L. DAVENPORT A.,lAA
ssN ~, leo,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

1T Is reported tibet General Mcclellan
has taken measures to arm the 1000
returned prisoners from Richmond. " ho
are able to 60 into the Geld. These men
viii, therefore, not get far away from
the place Of their late Incarceration.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25
HAN 0OOD!
HOW LOST /! HOW RESTORED!
Jsss Psbs;sAsd, - . AsslsS EsssIeSs;
Hrina. az (eote.

4 MEss 41Tsssn fr A,1o 81 sASse 3MS
@<uPr or SPeRuATORRHGA oRaENlNII
Veaknese. lnvoaoneafy kniesisssI SsA
DSbt1lW asd l9psdiosnts - nasdsgs ssncy.
Neevorseeaa. O. esuQ peiea, EtAlsDg - 1tes
Nee,a a Phystsas Iss:ls ~ SsvSrIs.s ~
\. D.. Anthos Il The Grew Bses, -.
"a 0ees . TAsosa11s - sa0beessyse
ae.H ,>aer -. b p,Aia ssyslsees - ~ -
49,. pese pai1, o feesips * 81 es.to, q two
rssaess eesslAb ~ DR. q. y. KLINE
II bevssy, Nov Ysshs Post o. Bss ~. ID
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SEE now THEY COME.-A month or
90 ago Gov. Sprsgue Of Rhode leland is
.ued hi. flaming call for colored regi.
msut Of volunteers. The Evesing Post
announces that thirty foe recruits have
been enrolled! Why don't the hundreds
and Thousands of negroes who, We are
told, are spelling for a fight, flock to
Rhode Island and enlist under the ban.
ner Of Gov Sprague? The Governor Of
no other loyal State calls upon them to
volunteer. Little Rhody Is the ground
upon which onr colored brctuern can
display their patriotism and shoulder
the musket.
Gen. Wallace,s Warnings to the Draft.
ed oldiers.
Major General Lewis Wallace made )
war speet b at Evansville, Iud., on the
18th inst, q verbatim report of which
appeared 10 the Journal Of that city. =
The eloquent and gallant General, by
authority utters some warnings to the
able bodied men who fail to volunteer.
which it will he we'll for them to consi>
der. Read
II come in the second place, by au.
thoritv, to warn you that If you do not
;oue voluntarily and willingly, by the
blessing OF God you will have to come.
"You say 1t is hard to leave your
homes and your business, to bid fare.
we'll to wife and family. know it ie;
but thousands have done it have
done it. found it hard, but I deter.
mined to do it as duty l owe to my
country. But don't you think you can
sly "good. bye" with q prouder spirit to
wife, friends or sweetheart, as a volun-
teer than as drafted soldier And
warn you that il you do not 90 40 q
volunteer you will go as a drafted SOL
der.
l vant to tell you now, in all conf
dence, that have asked to have com.
msnd Of the drafted men, and a. their
term is bat nine months, while the vol.
unteers are for three years, if l am in
command, I'll see that the drafted
men see as much service and perform
as much duty in nine mouths as the
the volunteers do in their three years.
II drilled the volunteers, while in
camp here, from eight to ten hours a
day, but III drill the drafted men from
sun TO sun.
Having stated that, l will conclude
that they can march further in day
than volunteers, and that they can
fight better, and I'll see that they do
do it. How do you like the picture?-
'ries Of" good, good"1
"Y GU take it so good naturally that
think you all intend to volunteer"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-25

How PsRsoN LIABLE TO MILTARY
DurY xAY LEAVE TEE CouNTRY.-The
Judge Advocate Of the United State''
10 reply to letter from the A's''tant
Secretary of State gives the following
statement a. to how persons liable to
military duty may leave the country
SIR: In answer to your communica-
ton Of this date, have the honor to
say that this Department reqnires oil
citizens liable to be drafted, desiring to
90 to = foreign country, to give bond
to the United States, with sufficient Sc.
cu.ity IN the sun Of $1,000, conditional
TO perform military duty if drafted, or
provide q substitute. Any citizen liable
TO be drafted, by giving said bond, is en-
titled to passport or permit TO leave
the U. 8. at pleasure.
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Sinsinana Mound College. Wis.

CTCDlES WILL BIZ R SUMED IN THIS IN
~ ssitutiou on shs first Of September next Not
withstanding tho unfortunate condition Of the
tines, this institution has gained, and continues
to gain wide spread opulsri,y in the north west.
several eminent professors are nov engaged n
ID iition to the original number. 1t il tayowedlS
one Of our most worthy Western literary institu-
sions. Students may enter q any period OF the
session. Cat oeues sent free on application 70
KEW THOS. ]. POWER, y. r. PRES. +
Terms for session Of i've months, $77.00.
aglS.d twin
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Col. CoRcoEAs, 10 his last speech at
Washington, asserted his conviction Of
the existence Of strong Union feeling
at the South. He said, "He had but
just come from North Carolina. AL.
though that State had 10000 men in the
field, one half OF them, it tree to speak,
would speak in favor Of returning to the
Cnon but their State pride and blind
love of State institutions will cause them
to 6ght we'll in The ranks until wc can
give them assurance that We will send
to them ~ we'll rs to the other States .
sufficient number Of Union men around
whom they can rally."
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REIPE 4 PRATT,S
Bathing Reuse 1 Swimming Sehesl.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

The estabiishmsnt consists Of two depart
meuts. viz: Bathing House aud Swimming School.
8 The Bathing House, which v divided into
two distinct apartments, may b occupied q any
for swimming and bsshing, OF Of single bathing
tickets.
The swimming departm mt viii b used ex-
clusivsly BY free swinmcrs eDd swi00isg seAol.
ars, only in bathing drsss during Lesson hosse sd
for swimming scholars only in presence Of The
swimming teacher. Free swimmers ere those who
are abls 70 swim once entirely asossd The asee
with sase. Swimming scholars until prosoapcsd
free swimmers) will not b permitted 70 swim
vi.Ae.t he hels, 70 PREVENT ss g s;s
Ing in the water will b limited 70 Is minutss IN
Hpsipg, to 80 minutes in Sanmsf, and 70 Is min.
utss i Fall months.
At The termination Of eash lessen The msn-
bsrs will lssvs the basin at the dg.sl 70 nsks
Bathing house and swimming school will b
open every Day except Sundsys, from o'clock n
tie nosnias i'll nine In The evening. sssdays
''V" ~. s.i.ninx .shool win b dsvoesl sseis
sively to ladies' from 70 II A. y. ard fro0 -
r. +. n. eseessibls - male uembses, freol =
six 4. n, and from II 4. n to 3P. y. and fres :
) Polite bsbsvier Il szpsstsd - veil - proper
stesasion = the rules and directions Of The ssasA
. Any .sssssasy alssseAises Il salss - sags-
lssioas viii - pos6sd p il the rseas.
10 Season ticket . the tethipg lesse and
svinnine sehoel, 49, - half , - y - q
49,. . ~. 3 sse 3, 81 "a -. sos1
IN BeeHine drsoes, Oowsls y. Vim - fasish.
q n the ne1bas q he sUi01ing oeAeel, - |
Will b takea charge a. dried ssd kspe = esds Il
desired. % charge u - ssete pr wsce.
,sss introduesd 81 lie tssshss win - admitted =
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Convention
MILITARY.
600. 900 MEN WANTED.
q u q UTTr
Of from
1100.o0 TO o1".oof,
Will b paid - volunteer.

Don't stand back and wait = b drafted Il do,,t
become IN American citixsn. Il 10 dishonoeahla.
This is your last chancs. Gene forward 81 onos.
for delay 10 dangerous: Married men Win reosfyss
3Il5 and single 1Dsn so. uhsn mustered into Tie
service Of the United states, and the remaipdsr Of
the bounty will b paid the close Of three
or the VA.
Recruiting Once opposite the State Bank. on
the north sida Of Second Street.
WIN. T. DITTOE,
Recruiting OMcer
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A BusY Wssx.-This yin \. 80
vSk.F TIsoty 9Ao1saad ~ II ~ ~
ill c)obs dur 9oAtp bosdsis ~ II. 49, ~
A. bs3tle! Ia Twelve daes. ~, I .s"o
thous1nd, aodjn tbisey DIS. ~ ,h ..e
sand 81 The soos Of New Yorf II, ~
ever 70 their Dames at roll call on -.
hsnks Of the Potomsci 10 airtv ~. .s
Neg York ~ill have - entire ne, I.y.
q one HUNDRED and twenty tbou,and !!
the asid-mskisgs grand aggregate fso !.
the State Of quarter Of a m;l;s,, -
M, l-Al6any Iosr~ak. -
A mule driver in The army VI. swan.
inc 6 and kicking : spas 81 bsrif:
n1les, when the 0ssefil, who "a. A..
moved at biz profanity, ordered him "a
stop. -.
aWho are yon!e
commander Of the brigade ~
arm commander Of these mule. and
I'll do - l please, Of resign. and von
can have my place! !"
The 0eners: passed on.
Convestaon.
The Republican Convention 'i ,o I'd;
nominated 8. 6. Daily, - oandidets q,
Congress on the 5th ballot.
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90oVV e0ARD0.
RECR UITH WANTED ,
They Must he Had!
Pay Abundapt!! Don't Wait To b
Ofafted!!

Uf0It00!.
IT IS THE DUTY OF EVERY NAN Shell
i tered under the American d.e 70 come forward
and protect it. The Government pays reeruits
who volunteer, $40 in advance. The county adds
TO this sum for married men SIS more, making
Sis ct once on going into service, and TO single
men $50, making go, which will DO paid on enlist.
ing and going into camp, SIS to &2l per month,
and SIS ct the close OF the war
Tho undsrigne, hos received seommission from
tho Adiutant General to rsise one of tho compa-
MES to come from Scott county tor the E gmsni to
be organised in the "a Congressional District, and
has opened ~ Office on Brady street, over G. G..
Plummer's book store, Davenport, whore be hopes
to organise tho
First Company IN tho Regiuent.
Recruits will receive rations and clothing 1t
once on enlisting. Drafted mon receive no boun-
ty. Al'beral response to the call Of the govern
ment now, ct snce, will enable it to close the war
in short time. Company officers to be chosen
from the members OF the same whom the ranks
are filled.
BARNEY,
Recruiting officer.
Davenpors, August ID, 1862.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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| All claims for bounty and arrears Of pay fol
eoldiers who have died in tho war foe tbs rebel.
lion, psnsons for invalid soldiers losses sustained
By officers for ho.ses killed in battle. damage T.
claims against the Government may b procured
| BARROWs, REED CO.