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Another Republican Organ In favor OF
Recognizing the Southern COn1eder.

Another Republican Organ In favor OF
Recognizing the Southern COnieder.
acy.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, March, 1851
War for the sutjugation Of the Sc
ceders would be unwis, and deplorable.
If there are two nations here who
have been living in an unnatural Union
they should, for the benefit of one OF
both, ee separated.
The sun will shine as brightly and
the rlver run as clear-the cotton fields
will be as white, and the wheat fields a
qolden-whcn we acknowledge the
Southern Confederaoy. We are not 10
favor of blockading tho Southern coast
We are not in favor re-taking, by force
the property OF the United States nov
in the pos session OF the seceders. W.
would recognize the existaace OF Gov
eminent formed Of all the seeding
States, and attempt to cultivate AMIGA
bic relations with it.
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ErOa Cinctnnoal.

ClHCuNAn, Oct. II.
A special despatch 70 the Cersmeseial fron
Corinsh says Grant recalled Rossnersas from
the pursuit Of the enemy on the 9th. He re.
tarned on the 10th and reported the enemy ..
dsmorslized and incapable Of further ms...cbief.
He had intended following thspe. TO prevent
another concentration, belis.inR that now IL
the time to destroy Their. The enemy aban.
donsd and spiked IL guns and three csppon
were destroy ed, and most Of their aumusition
and baggage vas captured. Our victory IL
iocontestible. and the eleanest Of the var.
The enthusiasm in the array for Rozenersns
il boundless.
Altogether We have 4. 900 prisoners, inelud.
ing 200 officers. besides tb cir wounded.
About l 900 we're killed.
Our loes Was $50 killed and !. 200 wounded.
Accurate reports are impossible to obtain
until the army returns to Corinth.
Ohio had two regiments and two batteries
in the late battle.
Gen. Oglssby's wound 10 better. but he 10
yet dangerous.
Colonies Smith and Gilbert are improving.
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BEARDsrovN, Oct. IL.
No courier .from Gen. Buell. today. Gen.
Sill has joined Buell..
There was no fight on Thursday, Friday or
Saturday, but one 10 expected tomorrow.
A deputation of Cincinnati sanitary com
nissioners left at this p. N. With . special
train of ambulance wagons containing sup
plies for PerrYsvilis fov the wounded. They
vii! have . Government escort from Bards
town to Perrysville.
The remains Ct Gen. Terrell and Col. Web
ster were st Mt to Cincinnati BY mail boat ct 2
THE p. %.
Gen. Jackson was buried from Christs
Church under escort Of the 25th MichigaH.s and
Capt. Miller and Rev. n. Talbot oliiciated.
There was hardly q dry eye in the Church.
The remains we're deposited in the Cove Hill
Cemetery.
ding was heard near LAwre.. ceburp.
KY. to day. Gen. Dumon.. sent reinforcement
thither.
-On the day Of the Inauguration Of Dick
Halves. at Frankfort. Bragg, while dining at
the table with the Misses Preston, vas inter-
rupted by messenger. After refusing seve.
raj times, he consented to hear the messenger
Immediately thereupon, Bragg. Hewes at
others finished their dinner in the Lt,otel ktch
en-, and skedaddled just i2 time to escape the
Union forces.
All 10 quiet here. although the position Of
hirby Smith causes some rneaeiness.
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BuRYrNG THE HATcHET.-The two
sections Of the Democratic party in New
York City, which have SO long been wa
cling bitter war against each other
Tammany and Mozsrt-on Monday
came together, buried the Ratchet, and
resolved to act as unit at the ensuing
election. This coalition gives Tamma.
nv the Supervisor, three Congressman,
and nine Assemblymen, and Mozart the
Surrogate, three Congrsssmen, and
eiaht Aeeomblymene
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From New York.

New YORK, Oct. IL.
day tia. no rebels in Penn. should return.
Tho 1imes' Fredericksburg special telegraphs
that an officer went within mile and . half Of
Cham bersnure who reports the track ell right,
but destroyed beyond
A large number Of cavalry and artillery passed
through Hsgerstown this morning.
Gen Franklin was there. Rebels carried of the
msyor and council Of Aercersburg, prisoners.
Prevailing rumors are that the rebels are NOV
ing in force through Thornton Gap in Blue Ridge
to Orange / Alexandra r r. This ID considered
proof that the raid into Penngylvania 10 feint to
cover retreat, obtain supplies, and distract No
Clsllss. while tbsy tsll. ~ Sigsl.
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OPPOSITION TO NEGRO CoLoNIsTs.-
The address Of President Lincoln 10
colorcd deputa,ion at the White House
has created very unpleasant sensation
all through Central America, and par.
ticularly in Nicaragua and Costa Rica,
and prejudiced people much against the
Government and people Of the Unitnd
States. In both the latter countries
the people declare that they will resist q
the extent of their power the introduce
ton of American negroes as colonists.
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Hark I

Pennsylvania speaks to-day; Ohio
speaks to-day; and to-day Indiana and
Iowa fight their political battles. Even
q we hope to hear glorious news from
oar friends in other States, so let I'd put
forth our utmost cndeavors to send them
Democratic greeting. Democrats Of
Davenport, do your duty to day. Stand
mp like wall of iron and meet the
charge of your political enemies as be-
comes you. Look out for glorious news
from Pennsylvania and Ohio to night.
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Vote Against the Rebellion.

Every Democratic vote cast to-day is
a vote against the rebellion. Do your
duty in this emergency. A Democrat
ic.victory in Iowa will de more towards
closing up the war and restoring the
Union than could ten thousand soldiers.
Discharge your duty to your country as
becomes true patriots.
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TIE National Entelligencer, having
accepted as true the assertion Of the
New York Evening Post that "the Re-
publican party, having accomplished the
object for which it was formed, (the ab-
clifton of slavery in the District Of Co.
lumbia and the prohibition Of slavery in
the Territories,) has EXPIRED" has
christened the successor Of this Repub-
licau party the military Abolition party,
because it seeks to abolish slavery by
military force; and the LntelAgencer
might have added, because it seeks to
abolish the Constitutional rights o.
white men by military force.
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MAT. H. CARPENTER, in hiss speech
at the Chicago gathering to endorse the
Pres dents proclamation, in speaking Of
that document" uses the following Ian
guage:
sit IS impossible to foresee oil its re.
sults. l look upon it in great hope,
and with some apprehension; regard
it as an overloaded gun, directed 1t the
enemy it may kill them or %, God
knows which, ] hope not uA''
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From the Boston Fost, Oet7.l
We give elsewhere in our paper .
brief account Of the Charles Sumner
abolition negro meeting held in FanuieI
Hall, yesterday noon. It was one ol
the most extraordinary gatherings that
ever convened in that famous old tenn
pie, ond can hardly add to the credit OF
the city or tho good sense OF rhe peo-
pie. 1t was an assembisge Of fanatics,
met to worship Charles Sumner aud his
detestable scntiments-all a. such was
calculated to produce far more i'll than
good, as WAS in the case IN fact.
During bis speech, Mr.. Sumner speed
ily challenged crilioism-but no sooner
was this accepted on the part of some
Of his hearers, than the speech, such as
has been invited, was not permitted.
The friends Of Mr.. George Francis
Train, who with him had remained
quietly for two mortal hours listening to
;lr. SumDes, though only fair that be
heard; and this, too, after the Sumner
ovation had actually come to an end.
But such a seemingly fair and just pro-
ceeding was not to be allowed. Mr..
Train, after much difficulty, reached the
platform, Blu: was seized in the toughest
manner by the police and others. He
succeeded several times in clearing him
self from the membranes, but was at
last overpowed and taken from the hall
by the passage in rear of the platform.
From thence, without any covering to
his head, he was taken to Police Station
2, followed by large crowd.
Mr.. Train remained at the Station
House till six o'clock employing the
time chiefly in writing scorohing re-
view of Mr.. Summers speech. While
here his friends assembled in large mum.
bers in Court squaro,honoring him with
cheers and various demonstrations of
appreciation. The rough usage to
which be had beon subjected did not
appear to greatly disturb his equanimi-
ty, though natural Indignation was
apparent in his look and manner. He
could hardly have expected, in his ma.
tive city Of Boston, treatment so base
and brutal as this; and it can hardly
fail to rebound upon the authors of it.
Had Mr.. Summers friends been as fair
as their champion desired, and permit
ted free and open discussion Of bis
arguments, there weuld have been no
trouble or disturbance whatever. Still
further after the meeting was over and
adjourned, had Mr.. Train been allowed
to speak, all would have been we'll. Blu:
nothing Of this sort was permitted. In.
stead Of this, he was rudely seized and
and more rudely hustled off to the re-
ceptacle Of felons and similar characters,
his person outraged, and himself gross
ly insulted. And this, first in Faneuil
Hall, the "cradle of liberty" the boast
cd temple Of free speech, and next 10
the public streets Of Boston, where
men, citizens, are supposed to be free
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-14

DRAFTING CERTAIN IN WrscoNsIN.
The Madison Journal, Of the Sd inst,
says: "It has been a matter Of doubt
whether there is to be draft in this
State % not. We are auth orized, from
.ae Executive Department., to state that
there certainly will be draft to make
up at least three regiments, and that it
will take place as soon as the necessary
papers can be prepared for that pur-
pose. 1t is hoped arrangements will be
perfected 30 as to make the draft by
about the goth of this month"
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NoRrHERn GOVERNORS AND MCCLRL

NoRrHERs GOVERNORS AND McCLRL.
1AN.-The Dispatch Of the Associated
Press from Washington states that there
vas no allusion made At the meeting of
the Governors 1t Altoona to the remov.
q 81 Gen. Mcclellan. We happen to
foow that this u not 20. Tue subject
~ idfroduoed and urged by Gov. An
drew. and property rebuked by Govern
81 tartis, BTsd6srd and Iod.-bals-
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For State SenltOr.

No really sensible man, who is r. !,
too politically hide-bound to b. oh,o -
see anything but party, hesitate FIR
.ne opposing candi-
~ ~ '.0 .cancy in the State Sem
"''' I'D Higgins stands high up
""o'g the most respectable and honor
sole men of this county. He is a man
OF large experience and ripe judgment.
Ills opponent is what he is-a mere un-
prohiable posttscsun-nothing more
nothing less. Choose ye between the
two.
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ACADE

ACADE
o. THE -~n~~
IMMACULATE CONCEPT. Wv
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY WOULD
/ hereby inform their friends in Davsnpo.t,
and the public generally, that they have re-opened
the above named Academy for the
education of Young Ladies.
The course Of instruction will comprise oil that
constitutes . good English rducation. French an
German Languages, Music on the Piano, Guitar
and Dulcime1, Drawing, Painting in OH and We,
ter Colors, and Crsyoning, Plain and Ornamental
Needle Work, knitting and Dress Making.
The former terms are considerably rssucsd 70
meet the times, but payments are required In a.
vance, and
From this Rule there will be no
DEH:Z.ATTOE:
Further Information can - obtained q the
Academy Of Ct tho Schools ct u Anthony1 sDd
~. NasEssdte's Chassass. ~
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Election Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE LIE.
IN gal voters Of the city Of Davenport, that
an election will be held 1t the Court House in
the city Of Davenport on Tuesday, the 14th day
Of October, 1862, for the purpose Of slscting Z
City Clerk, to ill the vacancy oocasio,,ed BY the
resigpa.ion Of Thomas Dernody. Polls to b.
opened 1t o'clock, .. n. and continue ol,en anti
60. clock p. N. Of said day.
City CT erk.
Dsvepport, Oct. ~, 1869.
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WY Mcdowell DID NOT REINFORCE
AcCLELLAN.-A Washington dispatch
says,it Seems by recent reports from mil
itary quarters that Gen. Mcdowell had
at ono time actually put his troops with.
in half days march Of those Of Gen,
Mcclellan 1t Hanover Court House
Virgins, when his movement was sud
denly arrested by courier, who was NJ
more or less than Cabinet officer.
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SIXTH iowa CAVALRY!
All these DtsiFouS Of EnllSt1Dg

TN THE LAST REGIMENT OF CAVALRY TO
/ DO raised in this State should apply u once.
Reference 10 made 70 the following persons
whore ali tho information desred San be obtained.
i'm. Dav, Davenport; G. E. Kent. Nusoatinc. ;
Platt / Spicer, Upton H. Sherwood, Island J.
s. MeCsili, Louden; W. W. CLARK, Darant J. K.
Terry and VIM. Collins, Wilton /; Mcssmors + Go.
end Dunlsp d Co., Wet Liberty Wm. G. Atva-
ter. Dovssy; Fred Hocht 4 Co, Onion Grove =.
q biaskmer, Rochester; N .Clsilan A Co., No
,.c::-svilia. F.S. HODGES,
"a '' Recruiting Officer At Durant, lows.
>an 80
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RrmQslls

Prop O8OlS
E0R BUILDING 4 BRIDGE ON SEN 0kD
t street, near harrison, will b received BY the
und ersiened ct his once, in Frankin block, Vi
pls M and specifications can b sxamisee.
GEO. ". NCCARN,
Ohailman Street Cen. City ef Dsvsnroet.
oQa-d
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Democrats, do Your Duty.

Nothing more can be asked. 1t IL
not to be expected that you can carry
any election unless you have ma ority
Of the votes to do it with. But wheth,
or you have or not, let this day prove.
If you are Of the opinion that yon can.
not carry the election, do not be disap.
pointed on that account. Never turn
your back to the enemy for that reason
but continue to fight. What cahnot be
accomplished at ono time may be &C
complished at another. You can never
do less than to try, and the harder you
labor to gain any given peint the near
er you will come to reaching the desir-
ed end.
Democrats, you have had taste Of
Republican rule. Has it been palata-
bic i? You have lived nearly two years
nnder a Republican administration. Has
it, in your opinion, proved blessing to
the country? You have seen Demo
Gratis turned from Office, and Republi-
cans raised to their places. Does it
strike you that the country has pros
pered under the influence of the change'
You know what the country was when
1t was under Democratic rule you know
how it prospered; you know. how it
gained strength aud favor; how it was
the hope OF the world and the great JOY
OF all who secured its blessings. You
can see what it is to-day, what it has be.
come under anti-Democratic rule, aid
do you wish to see this present state Of
affairs continue!
Answer these questions to-day at the
polls, and answer them with all your
might. Let those who are perfectly
satisfied with the abolition.Republir~
marty, vote tor "' 40 have
.sen the workings and b'' ~..iugs OF Dem
ocratic rrle, vote the Democratic ticket
and not only vote, out cork for it. Com
mence the battle early in the morning
and continue it until the last hour il
the day. You believe in tho oaus
in which you labor, let each and ever.
one make tho best use of his int1uenc
to-day. Prove your love to your coun
try by standing up to the work. W
cannot promise you victory, even at tn
best but show to your enemy firm an
unbroken front, and the Same old uu
swerviug, Democratic determination t
conquer in the end. Come out in you
full strength and vote the Democrat
t;cket-with every name upon it,
Strike with all your might.
WY Mcdowell DID NOT RE1NroRc
NcCLELLAN.-A Washington dispatc
says,it Seems by recent reports from mi
itary quarters that Gen. Mcdowell ha
at ono time actually put his troops Wit
in half days march Of those Of &c
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MITE u ST A T Els
Tx ASSESSORS OFFICE
FOR SCOTT COUNTY.
Corner Of Second and Brady sts, I'd floor
HENRY Il. SMITH,
oct4-2w Asst Assessor.
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