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WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER in
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ONE DAY ron IuE CoNsIlTrrlnS.- Every
voter in Rock Island should devote the day
tomorrow, to efforts in favor OF the new CON
s,itution. Its Importance TO this state cannot
be oyer-es:imatei
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ON A strictly
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| TTORNEY At LAW, Rock Island, III,
4 Collections, and all other business entrusted
10 him will receive prompt attention ptedS'
mortgages, and other Instruments "nllcR an" a'-
knowlcdged, E.,S- Also Justice osthe Peace
H. =. special attention given to the coll
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nav due soldiers, their widows or minor chill
iron. Referto Mitchell u Lynde, banker, Judge
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SURGEON DENTIST.

DY solicitation Of many friends in Dayen-
ID port, have opened branch Office IN the Lc-
Claire House, for the accommodation OF those no
wish any work IL ny line.
shah be at the LeClairc house from AN. to i
NJ. every da. except sundays. The balance o
the tune shall be at nay Office in Rock Island
Thankful for past tayors and patronage,
hope to receive continuance Of the same.
HENRY FlSCHEL.
Rock Island, May sth, 1862. DIV
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'NIlE property and fine residence in the Attn
| ward, on the bluff, lately occupied by Joseph
Comet, Esq, is for rent, to good tenant; nc
place is very desirable to any person Wishing 10
live in n handsome retired situation The grounds
are ample and well stocked with fruit and shrub
bry. "a,
TO GOOD tenant the rent will be moderate.
ALIEN. +. SWANDER, Agent.
Rock Island, April !, 1907.
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CORPORAL FRANK SrEARNs writes us pleas
ant letter, from Near Corinth May Both"
but it contains no important item Of news,
not already published. lie sends US the fol-
lowing which he says Corporal Schiabc found
posted in house, written in very good
hand viz
To WOODEN NuTWEG IANKEL,-Our best
CracUaiion respects are rendered to a set Of
blue-beIlel 0jOlUtoniSts. who nre governed
by pluHder. Yours in haste,
400
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LIBEL. In recent speech at Des
VI lne>, the Times says that Joha A
kasson SAID that he vi as clad the Dem.
ocratic party had begun 20 send recruits
to the war. Wien, or at what time. let
us ask Mr.. kasson, has the Democratic
party refused or neglected 10 send troops
to the war? WHO bat Democrats swell
led the ranks of the first call for $4,000
men Who more than Democrats re-
spondcd truly and faithfully to the call
Tor half million of men? And who
more than Democrat, are respond.uy
now! Arc your abolition speech maker,
going? Not much. Are those gents
who bray so loud at the Presie be.
eouse he refuses to accept n. ger regi
mems, going mucha No, muc around
here. They are waiting for nigger ,ub.
st'tutes, while Democrats and conserva.
tive Republicans are throwing them.
selves into the ranks, like "dov.. 70 ,ha
Windows, aud are going to fight a.
their brethren have done before them
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

CHANGE OF TrNE.-The rebels have
abandoned all hope of foreign nterven-
uon IN their behalf To bear them talk
now one would not imagine that they
near wanted any such trash
No HOPE OF BRIllsn I>TERvESLIoN.
1t is the interest OF Great B'ita,t
that this war shall 90 on unit the No'ti
) overwhelmed with debt, AND t.,a'i. "
ital and materials for conducting sue
cesstul rivalry in manufactures and
commerce and until, also, the South
shall be everywhere overrun, her slave,
taken off, her labor system completely
| overturned, and all the circumstance
which gave the South a monopoly OF
the cotton culture shall be destroyed.
The talk about her starving operative S
is the SILLY cant OF women ard clerg,
men. England could better afford, and
or government would prefer, to see five
millions Of her operatives starve to death
alher than see the civil dessentions OF
Jhis country healed and its affa,rs en-
'arked again on the career OF prosperity
on which they were moving two years
ago. She has had the cunning. b.,
heavy ibes 0 controlling members OF
the republican party of the North to in.
auSurate the PR seut troubles, and, des.
pte OF the sen,incntalism she is now
preaching on the horrors Of the war, she
IS the real lnstisator of the aggressive
measures OIL the North against the South.
he has had the address 10 make the
No,tn her rival n manufactures and
commerce = do her oWn work upon the
ooulh-her successful c. IN setltor IN The
otton cul urc. Her two rivals in mat
'e's touching her vial interests are en-.
.ed..'n q ably COLLISION, and she would,
hts daf, choose rather u at al her star.
wing operatives should perish than that
he North and Sonih should be at peac.
nntlli their work of mutual destruction
Is completed.-RichnOnd Lrumiuer
dug. 6.
There &c few grains Of sound sense IN
the extract, if it is cool. The South is
stronger to-day than size was while de.
pending upon Englan' or France to IN
| ter(ere. " hen the man once makes uL
his mind to do piece Of work himself
help or 10 help, be has already half com
'leted it. We shall have to put forth
renewed exertions Oh the very account
|
ia I the rebels have made up their mind.
TO rely mon themselves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16
uOklr IN TIE FACE.

Consider it ~ We may there 10 not
even . we'll grown shadow Of proba-
billy that the men nov called for o.
The PRESIDENT will Prove sufficient to pu,
down this rebellion. Those who argue
that no more troops will he needed
are spending their breath to very poor
advantage. If We had q million OF
men in the field to-day we should not
be an even match for the enemy. We
can never conquer them unless we keep
up an army that will exceed theirs a.
two exceeds one. They are accumula-
ting fresh strength every day. They
are becoming more thoroughly united,
more effeotually cemented together in
their cause continually. The Union men
there are as hard to find as a needle in a
haystack, and there will be less at the
end of the next six months than there
are now. In the course Of the next SIX
month., sometime, We have no douo'
bet what Abraham Lincoln Will ordet
the enrolling of negroes in the loyal
states for the purpose OF putting them
into The field as regular soldiers. F'om
uha, We have seen of the man and his
.oprse we have no reason to doubt
that such will be the case. This VIII
the more firmly unite the South, and
VIII probably take away several thou
sand white troops from Kentucky. we
may as well be preparing for it. We
cannot move too cautiously. More
than this, the negro enrolment will
bring on like results in the south, which
will further increase the rebel strength.
What s. ne man can doubt for moment
that souno policy demands the ordering
ont of FIVE hundred thousand more vol
unteers. We are not wild in our est'-
mate. The magnitude Of the labor be-
tore the loyal men Of this country de-
mands, most imperativcly demands that
this be done. We have no moral or
physical right to suppose that an army
IF our million Of men is going to subdue
ten millions of people, firmly united,
firmly bound together by the strongest
ties known to humanity. One year ago
that might possibly have been done, but
not now. That time was lost-and the
opportunity may never return under
any auspices certainly it never
will until we d. our best. Are we do
ing all we can? No. We can have two
million of men in the field in six months.
Let it tie done at once ii at all. Look
i; in the face. Side gIanccs and squlnt>
have got Us right where We are-in a
pretty tight place. We hope to hear OF
i. fresh call 1t is the country's only
-ajyation
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

YELLOW JAcK.-Our humane and
chrlstian-minded secesslonisls used to
bank largely on the prospect of,he grea,
gaps that were sure l., be made in the
Federal ranks by the ravsges of the vel.
low fever in the Southern country. The
unacclimated Yankees would die like
rotten sheep at New Orleans, Baton
to'ge and along the coast, they said.
The Con'edcrates might save Their
powder for pesiilence would hurry the
mercenary invaders o..hopital graves,
and create such panic that the Wash
ington Government would first have to
put down mutiny before being able to
keep sufficient guard in the Cotton
States. Well, it is now nearly the
middle Of August, and Yellow Jack has
not yet made his advent. The fever
prevails nowhere in the South as An cpl.
demic, and but few cases have appear ed
IN any form. New Orleans IS a health,
Ter city than ST. Louis this season
Thus vanishes "a strong reliance Of IL,
enemy, and thus Pro, idenc e defeats Sc.
cess'on expectations.- st. Louis Re
publican.
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REIPE Il PRATT,S
Bathing House & Swim7lpg School.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

l The establishment consists Of two depart.
ments. viz: Bathing House aud Swimming School
The Rathing House, which is divided into
twn distinct apartments, may be occupied At any
hour during the day by holders OF season tickets
for swimming and bathing, or Of single bathing
tickets
: The swimming departm mt will bs used ex
cluslvey by free swimmers and swimming schol.
ars, only in bathing dress during lesson hours and
tor swimming scholars only in presence Of tie
are able 70 swim once entirely around the area
with case. Swimming scholars (until pronounced
free swimmers) will not be permitted TO swim
without the belt, to prevent accidents.
by advice Of physicians, the time Of remain
ing in the water will be limited to Is minutes in
Spring, to 80 minutes in Summer, and to - min
utes in Fall months.
5 At the termination Of each lesson the mem
bers will leave the basin at the signal to make
room for the others.
3 Bathing house and swimming school will b.
open every day except Sundays, from o'clock il
the morning till nine in the evening. Sunday!
from to s a. M.
The sw mining school will be devoted xclu
sively to ladies from 8 to II A. b.. and from u
to +. a., accessible TO male members, from Il
81. 81. Z; n; and from II A. 81 to aP. n. and from
Polite behavior is expected - well AZ proper
attention to the rules and directions Of the teach
er.
9 Any necessary alterations Of rules and regu
ations will be posted up in the rooms.
10 Season ticket to he bathing house and
swimming school, $500, ono half is to be paid h
and the balance At tho end Vt one month. single
bath tickats u cents, ten for one dollar.
IL Bathing dresses, towels 10. will be furnish.
cd by the members Of the swimming school, and
will be taken charge Of, dried and kept in order il
desired. 1T charge Of ten cent? per week.
IL Parents or guardians Of the pupils and per-
SONS introduced by the teacher will b admitted q
visitors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

Henry CLAY was once pretty good
an hority 9TH Il .tcat many people,
some II whom have. we ear, 10 gotten
al his teach rs. Let such listen TO
hin now. Inc liberty s.iI h, on q
N en- liable occasion, "she liberty Of the
descendants OF Africa IN the United
States !, incompatible with The H. crty
and safety Of the European descendants.
AEe'r slavery iosms an exception. re-.
sult'hg from stern and lufiex,bie n.css;
", 70 Tue general liberty IN the United
States. We did not originate nor are
we responsible tor tins neces.;,v TO-.
liberty, II it were possible, could only
be esta Jllsh.d by vo atiuy the ;ncon.
testlblc covers OF the States, and Of sub
vest'"g the u ION. And beneath the
rufus OF the Union would be buried
sooner or later, the liberties OF both "a.
ces."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

THE TRUTH AT l. ASC.

Forney's Press is getting It's eyes open
on the tue character OF Wendell PM
lips. Other republican papers ought to
be doing the same. lie and his tribe,
which IL scattered all through the coun
try, and whose number i, legion, are
most deadly, most dangerous enemies
to this county. They are enpha ical-
ly the offspring OF the devil, and his
work they are doing as fast as the au
thorltlcs will permit them. The Press
has thus taken the true and undertaking
measure Of h,m aud bis followers:
Wendell Philhpps Is traitor IN his
soul. lie differs from Jefferson DAVIS
10 this on,y, that Davis has drawn the
sword, while Philips Is effective without
1t. We can conceive OF no doctrines
more horribly dangerous than those con
tame 10 his recent speeches. Ihel Q Is
tury aud "A reckcssness in his invec-
tives width almost amounts to a mama.
Ae denounces everybody, and believes
in no one. M. Lincoln IS I" n TURTLE "a
fr-t-rate second rate man." Genera
Mcclellan Is Incompetent, and takes All
bour to decide question aud say no.
"Let this Union be dissolved, in Goa's
name, he SAYS in burst OF ravlng
rhetoric, "and the corner stone of a new
one be aid, on winch shall he engtavcn
forever, 'Eqnsllty IN political sense tor
h,, h., Il
Cease beilev ny III the Cabinet. There
is nothing there for you. Pray God to
awaken your President to "a sense OF bis
position and the interest at stake. Pre-
sldeat Lincoln, through coward fear Of
the Bo.der States, keeps Mcclellan IN
come-anu II Is that that hurts us all
when LIpcoln Will confess he never be-
lieved In Mcclellan. do not say that
50 far he could not have done more ,o
help traitors than he has DONE" Ian.
gnage ike tn can find no parallel il
tue columns OF the Richmond Enquirer
IL serves every purpose that the most
mal'gnant enemy OF the Republic couId
desire. 1t serves to destroy pubic con
fdencc, to weaken our faith 10 our con
stHuied authorities, to despair, and be-
come sick, weary and dishcar;ened.
Why is it, wien the nation is strug.
CLING IN its awful peril why is it, when
the nat Oh is Sweating blood from every
pore, that he aud his traitor crew ale
not made to feel the awful force Of The
power OF the government. How is it
that he is thus allowed to DISCOURAGE
enlstmcns and strengthen the luius oil
rebellion IN tn terrible emergcacv! l.
there not some special curse, some donb
ly wrought thunderboit of popular IN
dignauon and ro~er to w,pr out such
political biaspheme'~? Let the aduin-
istrstlve t,nsoe answer.
NJ elaq1rnce-n' nHln|.et Il person
Al gl,s no sincerity or honesty o. pur
pose can permit the unrebukod utter
ancc oi such sentiments as these. Mr.
Philips may b. an honest nla,, but We
say OF h'm as he says OF Mir. Lincoln,
" He may be honest, but who cares
whether he IS honest OF noj F.: What
ha' his honesty 10 do with ito .,,..r2,
az = d" cue 'nv "a political nuisance
and "a 3erniclous man. He
should he aba,ed. Ii 1t can be done b,
any social or political Influence, we shal
b, satisfied; hut il not, there is shor
and easy road from his hone near Bos
ton TO caseinate in noit Warren.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

The editor OF the Saratoga RepuNi
can tells the following at his own ex
pense & Yesterday, wishing, like
hers, to evince our patriotism, we in.
formed the six compositors in our Office,
that it they would enlist we would pay
them haf wages while they were gone
to the war. They replied That is
more than we have ever had before =
and the whole crowd have enlisted
That's what's the NATTER"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

INDIANA THIS st 10 has to furnish
thirteen regiments under the first call
TT volunteers, and this quota is now
about titled. Nothing but the last call
will require draft. $50 -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

APPEARANCES are that Gen. Halleck
has determined to take Richmond with.
out waiting for help of the new troops
1t this be not his determination, it is
d fiicu.t to divine the object of the pre-
sent movements on the Peninsula as
well as by Gen. Pope's army. What 9
pity that Gen. UaIleck had not been
General-in-Chief some months apo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

rURE or sPERNArORRHGA OR SEMINAL
~ Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility and lmpediments 70 Marriage generally.
Nervousness. G. assumption, Epilepsy ana Fits ;
Mental and Physical IDesps ity. resnlfing from
Self-A buss, ke.-by ROBsf J. CULVEkWELL.
- = sn . 'shsasssAs u suRsrers,,s
sent under seal, in : plain snvslops, to any Id
dress, pe't paid. on receipt Of sin csnts, or two
pos,sge stams,by DIX. CD. &c KLINE,
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Wnarfspssser,s .vesiee.

ArOrICE IS HEREBY GIVEN InAI ALL
~ ssns q .osey doe is % ~ Hosd.y.,hs 5,S
-. ~. ~, o:scs Il Him. building, corner II Bss-
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D.venport. August "a. 1852. e~a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

Lows LABOR LOST" "A beautiful
silk bed gu 1t made BY Baltimore ret.
eI lady fo' JEFF i,aA,s, has found its way
to Gen. W"oI's camp. 1t is a magpit-
icent affair. uaf
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Al clsims for bounty and arrears o. pay fl
soldisrs Who have died in the var tor the rebel.
lion pensions for invalid soldiers losses sustained
By o1lcers for horsss TITLED In bsteis, damage &
property used BY Govsrnrent snd al othar Legal
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

: IT'S not Improbable, it is said, that
Cass'ns N. Clay vi resume the po>itio"
OF Minister at ST. Petersburg. Gamer
on "a ANYTHING but popular at the Court
of RUSSIA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-16

A recent censns of lawyers in Con.
nectlcut gives 32l as the number. The
Winsted Herald thinks they ought to
enhst in cavalry regiment, they are SO
good at charging.