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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
Enrolling Loyal Blacks

lie War Department has ordered sun
Plies of clothing and arms for the IovaI
blacks, whom Gen. HUNTER proposes to
enroit n the service at Port ROYAL The
object OF this move is undoubtedly to place
them in Southern forts. and posts whore
the climate is not suited to the healtb n
Northern men, The Madison .y3pruak
makes the following very appropriate re-
marks upon the subject:
The object of Gen Hunter i. very ILL.,
~ to provide force for thu. ,,.,.,,r.,.. !.
some OF the more unAealtnv nus H..
'ne summer season. me III. -, -.
sieek and glossy where tie n.,..r;1.,,f'- w,
- Almost certain death 10 the. We, j.
We nave white men enough ~ - -,
war but II bJ, arm,n5 ami d,s.;,,',,.
&c" r"Eiments o. Ioyttl ne - i
save the lives OF t.u,I..nI . -. o'''
"no would otherwise tan Victims :, -
climate at the more lnsaiut,rots ,,,;,,..
IN me South, we see no Reason W =
snpiiiQ not bc done. As i ie.~.,r.! t,'l,,..-
- pdt' Is u eMpsoy them in tb.. ,,,.,.s
- ~. nee OF necessary It5urS ON i.,rfiii-.-,-
~ about the camps. sayin our ,aI-
uH'eerS from muca cxhtustIn.e ro:l IN 49,,
warmer attitudes - ''-e
- = however, possible that Gen HIM
Ut mas IN view the speedy ,.,nt,,ra 81
o,har!es'"n, and, known t.,,. ay,rs.,.,, ~
.lie hiGh bred, refined. and chi.a.r.r. IA,
i1ens OF that pace towards the ..n,,J.i,Ist
'iiu greasy mechanics" Of the ! o~+L -.
- provide lew regiments ior ,s,r.
''oiiil9 me place, more cun.cni..l Ia tL,
'"S'es oi It's bIue-b.uolcd ar.siocr;,.v
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

THF SLAVE Trade The United States
and England have entered into a new
Treaty for the suppression of the Slave
Trade which viii be likely to put a check
upon this unholy traffic. It's main feat
aFes ere mutual right Of search and =
summary trial and punishment Of those
found engaged ia the Illegal traffic The
measures heretofore relied u7on have
done but little, and the trade has incro,so1
to an alarming extent We trust under
the influence of this treaty it receives a
death blow
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
GUITA-PBRCHA ROOFING

No article ever before introduced to the
public has equalled the LIQUID GUrrA-PERcHa
for coating tin or other roofs new or old
oae gallon, costing One Dollar and Fifty
Cents, viii thoroughly coat from two hundred
to three hundred feet of roof and this coat
Ing viii rend sr the roof perfectly waterproof.
and viii last three times as long as white lead
or other paint. For covering roofs, either
new or old, we repeat, it has no equal for du-
rability or cheapness, and we oftr 1t TO the
public fully confident of its intrinsic excel
lence, and with our warrantee that it will do
all that we claim for it. Sold in barrels of
forty gallons each AT a liberal discount to
dealers Address al orders to
READY roof G. Co,
% Cedar ST. N Y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
"hete Gov Earveys Podv Wa
Found

;, inc Wisconsin Journal says: BY the
following Dispatch received last exru-n.,
coniirmatory Of the finding OF Sow Has
'Sf ; hody, It will be seen that tn. IoIv
had dried lens distance before dis
covery
Cairo, May 2-To ". II Watson Pr
s, Sflf.et,.oy Aadisou The tody of
o'oF- /. I, Harvey has been found .iv+,-
i've uailcs below Savannah.
". X. STRONG,
brig Cen. Conmaud.n.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
\ WOMAN APPOINTED MAJOR = The Peo-

\ WOMAN APPOINTED MAJOR. - The PEG
ria Transcript SAYS
Gov. tes has paid rather unusual
but we'll meritcd comp.imentto Mrs. Rev
mods, vic of Lieut.. Reyno d :. OF Co. i.
l1th Ills. ana resident til city. Mrs
Reynolds has accompanied her husband
through the reater part OF the campaign
ihrou-h which the ;, venteenth has passed
>har NJ with him the priAa IONS of "a sol
Ter : lie She was present mt the battle
of PittshurE l-.ndtut and, ike a Ia mis-
tcrin- IN eel ATTENDED To the wants OF as
many OF the wounded and diving soldiers
rs she could. thus uninc the gratitude
and esteem of the brave lei osvs b. WON
she WIS surrounded Gov Yates heirin.s
o. her heroic and prai~eworthy conduct.
presented her with "a comHi>S on - M
Or in the army, the document ongerr.n
the well mcr.ted honor being made out
with ali due lurml!itv. an! blyin attach
ed the great seal OF the state Probably
no lady IN America Will ever again have
such a dl>jin u SIed military honor con
ierred upon lie, Mrs REYNOLDS i now
IN tais city. ari leaves to JOIN her re5i-
mcnt III day or two
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

GOD For GEN. HCNrER-Fhe follow
ins order tells its own story. 1t is simply
Conti>catiun:
headquarters IF the Department If the
South Fort Putaski, Cock tpu- Isjaud,
Ga, april II, lS02
All persons OF co.or lately he'll to in
voluntary service hv the enemies of the
United states, in Fort Pulaski and Cock
spur l~la d, tia.. are hereby coniiscated
and declared free, in conformity with law
and shall hereafter receive the fruits of
their own labor. such o. said persons of
% or a. are allie b,tseI, AMI N AZ be re
CURED, shall he Inp Dyed in the Quarter
master Department, It the rates hereto
ore established Ly i;ri-. Gen T. W. , r
man. Major General
DAVID HUNTER.
Chas. G. Halpinc, Asst. Adjt Gen.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
IN PRoBATE-IOWA co. COURT.
In the ma T 4 the last VIII and Testament Of WI.

liam wallis deceased '-- A-i'eN' VI "
az NtiJih II may concern. Letters testameptary
-. - ~ IisA VIII ana testament Of William Wallis,
deceased, having been issued to John ALI on the
Ittn GAY OF enrHary, A D. 1862, and year from
o. aisei 7i ia benz all wed and limited for credit
ti7 10 present th IT 81 ins for and allow
ahce N,'ice i reby given that the undersigned will
% he urst nday II every month. during The time
ABOVE nnitcd, til Probate Office in the Village of
Dodgee /. in County receive. examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against sad de-
ceased
Dated April 9Th, 1862. s. B. ANsLEY,
[Ie5tl County Jnd.r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

Berlin, Wis, April 3l-Berlin is a 4 n
in ashes \ fire broke oct this mortila
destroying property 10 the amount %.
$4,000 The following parties were
burned out: Alexander Bros. J. y L.
Field, DR. Burr, J. IIiggs, \ J. Nook, to
Cether with MANS others. It i imposSi-
bic 10 give correct estimate Of the los
now. i'ut il will not fall short VI the above
amount
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

- We have male the above REDUCTION IN PRI-
CES with the two f. view Of ting III puI lie and
ours ives The pu lie have been iniied bv spufiou.
machines ma &c imitation IF ours The metal in tb m
from the iron casting the small piece is of moor
iaiy- IN IT max have the means 10 do their
work well They are iii away in secret places where
II would be impossible 10 have at heir cotnnar the
proper mechanical Illances II i only Nv doing
great business and having extensive uring
ia lishneus, th Oh machines can made at mode
ratr prices III. best design.G machines BADLY
MADE are always Liable to ct out Of order and ars
sure 10 est considerable trout le and money keep
them in repair
! ne qualities to be looked for in a Machine. -
CeFtLt"tY of cOfV~ct 0cfiOn 0t 0U rutes Of sDeed
stHtDlectty ~ c02strucks0H, gre0t dur0billty and
ffptdity ~ opeyrstloH, gcjft me ieust hfJor. Ma
chimes to ine these essential qualities must be made
Of the best Ht@tJ ;.od Hai~lt|d 10 perfection we
have the ways and ans, grand scale to do this
The purchasers Of Machine. VII daily broad I,
may viii find that those having the above Quail
is not only work wei at ri n as wen slosc rates
Of speed, but hft tOEg IN III finest possI Ie worLin
order Our machines az gs"de By ~, will earn ,7oTs
aDJtNy with kSS btbor than any others whether in in,
itation 4 ours Il. In fact they are rhea IN t
any ether Aachin : as a ai.t Pe' 'n@H
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
IL PROBATE-IOWA 60. COURT.

In tha matter Of the last viii and Farley
Eaton, deceased.
On r-alins and filing the petition Of Alman-on Eaton
only Surviving OF said last will and testament
re3re5 ntin, that h. his been unable 81 50 up his
az IN iis'ratioT without heavy sacrifice Of pronertv
anl PRAYING for further exfen Of time TO settle the
estate of 'ld deceased 1t Is ordered petition
be hear before tn. Judge of this Couri on Mondtv
tn. 18th day Of May A D. 1862 at tn. Pr hate ono.
IN tn viliIge Of tg yll- in said Couutv-ani II is
further orf red that copy Of this orl uu If<lel
n three successive weeks prior said OF hearing
in the Mineral Point TRr1rNg a weekly newSpaper
pa lsh.d at Ia City OF Mineral Point in said County
Dated April 10TH lS63 5. b. ANSLEY.
lit-3wj County JtRge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
The Confessions AMI Experience Of an
Invalid

PUBLISHED For THE BENEFIT and as 3 warning
ana e'a'ion to young men who suffer from Nrvo., De-
o'liy' Premature Decay, &c. supplying at the same
ii'e ia III ans O sen Cure BY one who has cured
Nuns 'i.ei '' put 10 great expense through medi-
addressed enveIop., COPIES may he Id - a..
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ. R.af,r, xir,
County, New York. tv19
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
Land Agency, Collection and Ez-hsnge Cfica
WILLIAM T. HENRY
"A TT . RIM Y "A t = "A w
MINED Al POINT WISCONSIN

MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN.
Has complete Abstract of Title TO al Real Estate
in Iowa C'inty, kept up date by oostings from
the Pu lie Record; he will give prompt ention to al
business pertaining Real Estate in Wisconsin, and
tend to Soldiers Claims for Pensions Bunty Lands,
back pay, &c. make Collections and
BUY AND SELL SIGHT DRAFTS
all the principal cities Of the United Safes and Ez-
rope. Depos;,es r .ceived and accounts kS,t.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
c. p ure of FoIt Macon, II C--Des-
peia~e iual Cn.barGment

Wilmington, y. {, April % - Fort
Macon surrendered on Friday, the 25th,
after Il bomLar,lmeut OF ten and ha I
hours. Batteries we're planted behind ii
heavy sandbank The preaching battery
was ! 100 feet distant, and the mort;,rs
l,40O feet. The garrison WAS allowed the
honors of war The officers retained their
side Il. ms. Seven me were killed and
eighteen wounded
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

BEFORE oEkr"wN. Mev 2-Proc Lowe
II = 'F"i. sht nP lar<e BACON. ca ied the
" intrepid 1t * iu,it 10 carry up from
tour 10 SIX persons, ANA from It's position
in the ed-e of the wool it towers mn
above the lofty pines as it lies at ancbol
ready at az times 20 make su ascension
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

Persons unacquainted with the Nelodeon and its his
tory, Wi! bear ia niad That the phone r., and
l-aGi ~ manufacturers, nor ONLY in the United states
but in iEc world We commenced the mauuf Cture Of
VI. ndeuns in thu fall Of the wear 4,. AMI that
TINE have finished and sol TWE%fY-SEYEN TlIUU-
SANDS. Thrs, Instruments nov in use mostly in
the United States an Canada but al 80 in Europe Asia
Africa, Suu-h Am RIGA. and the West Indies AMI from
all tn 5e trterI We hL-e IN. fatering ie,ion-
ais Of the high estimtti n in which they are h-ld
tJ al DUST i.tt Exhibition. thry h ave Gu-
vari by been rdrd the HIGHEST PE r.
Z w whenever exhibited la coApc.i.ion
wi Il Others
We shall take pleasure in awarding by mail (at our
EXPENSE illustrated Catalogue in wh cii every
iltrlnent We mtnuftcture is fully described aud Illus
trltcd 10y Il gan; engrdyings
All lrloi-1ls of our m uufacture, either sold by US
dealers in any part Of The Omitted States or Canada
are war; ant 10 he perfect in every respect and 81 ud
any re pairs be necessary before the eXpr III n If five
years fr the IJte of sale h ourselves ready and
willing t. make the free Of charge provided the
III rH = Not CAUSED by accident % design.
AE'n,s in the stle Of our l)da0n may he found in
all NE prnciP! towns Of the Unie States and Canada
Address ii her
GEO a PRINCE & co. Buffalo, \ Y
GEO A PRINCE-& CO., - Fulton ST y Y
GEO. A PRINCE & co, - LAX ST. Chicago III.
Or ,i,her Of the Dove wholesale az MS. LlI-ly.I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

In Ooa..eville. April eth, 1862. - .,sy, g s Ma
Their, Mr.. jos HANniLL, OF Mineral Point, Miss
Luu..A PRYOR, of Linden.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

THE UNDERSIGNED procures Arreaages, Bounty,
Pensions &c, for Solers and tn ir uefs the STATE
BoUNTY TO FAMILIES; attends to the st;lement and
c'll elton Of MILITARY ACcoUNTs AGAINST TIE stats
and the United States, AMI any BUSINESS WITH FHE
STATE DEPARTMENTS - Send FIR Cirulars
Address, with return stamps
Il4-tfl L. B. QUINEl Madison.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
0rw Advertisements.

a u Q O N
TIE Undersigned will II at Put lie AUCTION en- Mon
day, tn l"th day Of Mas. 1852. al hisre-iIence in
tn Town os Wal ,wic} M IL wing: Co.'S Steers
pair ut year OH m,.=s and other stock ais, two
horse Plow, Bre,taing Pow, and u Treshiug Ma
cline
TERMS.-All sums under 80 cash: all SINS of SO
and Over siN months credit without interest an adj
dl lfnal SIX months lit with 10 p interest if
requ sled. DANIEL IORNAN.
Waldwick, April ., 1892 -1s-3w.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
s PEClAL NOTICE.

The Subscriber woult specially inform those in
debt that his accounts MUST be settled without DELAY
For the next month he will be in City on Saturday
Of each week prepared settle accounts with those in
terested
Necessity com3el7 to collect in my dues as have
building to do il place Of thar just burned down. which
will requr all my means
Unless this notice is attended to- I shah be compelled
to place my the hands of an officer for i'm
mediate collection JOSEPH MUNSTER
Mineral Point March TO- 1862.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
From the Second Wis Reg m mt.
CAMP ID REGIMENT WIS. Vol.
u WI Ii - Ar.IIi u h L.

~ time. Ordered 10 move camp ten miles
distance, in Il pine Ticket
April Sth-Slept on tae ground, while
it rained and shovel Shelter tents leak
badly. Awokc refreshed, but to look out
upon a gloomy prosPect-the ground COW
cred with snow, and 1t raining quite hard
\ good zeal complaining among the sol
diers-many wet ard chilly, but few sick
1t continues to snowman and hail alfdlv.
April gtl-The storm has ahated some,
yet the clouds hover over, Eovr- vtb.r-
bears gloomy la~- The mon L.,
and weatler-beatn, Cqo.to. 49,, 49,,
cts we. ana rusty i continues - 60,
dur:ne the d,p
Anrir 1o,i, .,ro1,o +r;z
the spn shine on..a mara I+;s.4 49,
70 the h;voncin, soldiers All mnnt -.
dr,.in., clothes onJ l.la,r-,.. C..a;,.'.
lie sickness n ,bo po.,inont
Anil lI.h-po al go 49,, -,
Ra.,;n,ant .ssor,l,rod 70 rooa;ra T.
Car loads If troons n,sxi,, 70 catlot. s.a
"a, p N-Fr,nl,l;n,s D;r;s:oa uat,,r,
into ,I.z,n.I.,a ,,,nr,r,+orr = -. nc'aa,
N..cioI1.r
All - 0.1or,a - ~ m,
l.,,1 -, 9.1 ~ ', ,'i ..'.,,''.'
road, Le.wesn Bristol AMI c,fIet Station
> afst.neo Of scven mics Tho Ioc- ,.;n,,
= -o-' ny
-, 49,, ia.'IS - ~ ~ ''''
IT.,n I'o.n+;f.,I o..,,,,...,...'1 " -,
,.l.a.... . = N'''''''
-.
49,, L,,- -. e'''i ,.' "'', 1'--'':'i ',t'y
I,1,ro , - 60 ., " me y,
-, '1''o'' ~ = ms a. ! - "
.... : - IN \ '''''''', VI CIV 'y' 'o'"FS
~ mp "A u'Soi'e' ron '.e'es,' u"
-. '''' = gu : '''''' 49, *
uuty men
apr, i4'n-DFi'se across Cedar i'un
AP''i - i''''.,' ",i,'' ABOUT ~ y, VI
"iie'' II Gears Oh ana became quite pleas
ant Au-er' IN" h'FNpatr'cNS ''i5a'ts
ordered 2 ffedeF-s'urS' with the 'i"fr'S
cavalry
-Apfll OIL ne DAY warm ana Pie"s-
ant, Col . COM Il Wishing t. do Il little
sco"tin- Diet" Is Company as an eSeor-.
20 !" direction q " arr'n@t"n, About I
ginia hospitality IN the shape o hoe cake,
beans ana boiled ham for dinner Over
seer OF plantation refuses to receive pay
Tor dinner lie feeds the who,e C"mpa-
ny sec tine farming country and any
quantity 81 live stock. Return, delighted
over The tramp.
April l7th-Warm nj pleasant. Com
pany and Battalion drills Crackers md
BODIED pork for dinn.r
April Is-!Ioa.y cnnnonad.nr in direc-
Lon Of Warrington. The dav warm and
pleasant No morning dri!l-a wonder,
News comes in that Gen. Auuer is she'll
ing rebel caya.ry. Reported ,yonp.Iin or
G,n kirkpatrick. Harris Cavalry b;.vea
mu~s with Secesh. Eight men hi.icd on
Un.on side. ccceSh run with the Cavalry
and 4 B9o,,kl,n Re.rr,no,,t ~ h.. ,,,,rs,,it
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
e LOCAL AGENTS WANTED "a
I M ST E1 R 10

q Milwaukee Office, Il, NeHhall House. -vI5ni5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

Gen Ha lcck will have a lot Of new
officers TO help him in the next battle
amon- them Gen Daniel Tyler Of Con.
necticut, Gen Isaac +. Quimbv Of New
70 K. Gen Thomas ". Sherman, port
Royal Of II 4ule islSni, and Gen. Frank
Patterson, %. Pennsylvania
- 7 ne consoIidat report e Gen. Hal
LEckS army, on S tu.dsy mortiag last show d
lot, ooo effective men. Tae coud ton Of tho
army is said u be excellent. A hattie - Cor
inth cannot be much longer delayed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07

In this city. on the 4th inst, Mr. ALoyzo LAks aged
about 81 years
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
10, q . O % C7 Il -
or LAND FOR SALE BY
COBB &c g. uddu IN

Situate in the counties of Iowa Lafayette Grant Eich-
land and Crawford four thousand of which
situate in Iowa county.
Also for sale Lots in the City of Mineral Point either
with hou houses.
For particulars inquire at the Law Office Of CoRB 4
SUDDUrH, opposite the old Court House in Mineral
Point. 6-3m
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
& zs e. 8 E Es e. Z. ss' ON
II TIE PRICES OF
SINGER G COS
STANDARD MACHINES.

IIeH k,,ors to be The test for Manufacturing
P'UI o;eS:
No Shuttle Machine, formerly at 500 $40
No. >, " $40. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-05-07
RlssCE & CO.'S
IMPROVED
III = OF r - = : /!

War.nnfc ~ Five yrnrs.
The oI esai lishmerlt in tn United States
p sing 10 men, AID finishing nstrum-us per week.
HAnu.acto Y, cor. Of Maryland & Niagara SIS,
BUFFALO NY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-06
RIVER IT EMS.
ARRIVED, Tuesday. August &.

AASAs1Os A0ee0eys AV8uDt 0s
FRED LoRsxz, Mason. st. Paul.
JENNIE W BIPPLs, Morrison, Keokuk.
HsNxY CLAY, Buford, St Louis.
Bill HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
nIPARrxD.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, Dubuque.
INN1 HIrPLB, Morrison, keokuk.
FRED oRRNz, Mason, st. Louis.
HsNRY CLAY, buford, st. Paul.
R4PAnINs.-The Ad Hine has laid up few
days for repairs. She will g ON the Rock Island
Ways Immediately, and undergo thorough reno
vatou after which she will return 70 the position
she has 80 admirably maintained during her last
stsamboating career.
LAID Ur.-Ths Northern Line host Nstsopoli.
tan bas laid up ct Nontrose awaiting revival Of
business.
The steamer Continental arrived a St. Louis
from Memphis with 500 bales Of cotton few
days since, which 10 the largest cargo Of the Sea-
son.
The Alhambss has been rs.ssld, to Ohio river
sesamboatmea, for 5000.
Navigation On Tie Cumberland river has pretty
much played oat in consequence Of low vatsr.
BOATS L.Avrxe TO-DAY,
The Bill Hsndsnoa, Captain Rhodes, win de-
part Tor Dubuque aad intermediate landings at
o'clock this morning.
The nail and passenger packet Kat. c..,.,
Captaia Davis, will depart for Keokuk ..d vay
posass - ! o'saesk tAis nesniss, 4akine eoo,ee.
deas f9 q. Ae1is IN = hssu. J, -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-06
THE MARKETS.


4i Oy1los or TEE DEx. i NBwsl
s Tuesday Avs., August5.
The harvest is not quite finished yet, and there
10 very little doing in town. We notice ssme new
bssssy in market which brought IS cents Wheat
continues steady and very scarce.
tLoUs-Ws quote st S4.4o@4.se. Shipments
100 bbls.
WErAr Scarce and in good demand for mill.
ing at 70@75 fvr good No. and 300 for prime
Receipts 406 bu.
BARLsY.-New 1t 45c. Receipts 125 bu.
Coax-Littls doing. We quote at12@l3s.
OArs-1s@20c.
WooL-31045c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-06


THs 1era REo,MsNr.-We received
the following dispatch fr.m Gen. Baker yss-
ter0ay:
CLINTON. Aug. 6th.
Eps DsxocRAr 4 NHws: Foar companies
over the number required for the 18Th Regi-
ment at Clinton. and two more full companies
reported for the regiment in this district.
N B. BAKsR A. g. Iowa.
Prom this it viii BE- seen that there are now
six full companiss raised for the new regiment
to be formed In this district. Four more com.
psniss fills up the reqaisition - fer - the I'd
distriet 10 eonesrasd. These eonpanies will
doubtless be furnished within week.
Next comes the filling up Of tvo more rsgi-
msnts-this districts quota under the last
call. It can easily be done. The district
comprise. after the 18th and 10th rsgimsnss
ore toll. about IL. 500 men subject 70 military
duty. II viii bs no serious matter, vs take
it. to 6od I've good regiments In that number.
A draft vii! fetch then ous in . week. and
More With then il necessary.
Il 10 likely that the 18th viii leave for An
napolis within the present week. il that bs
their dsstinatien. We shsuld net b surprised
hovsyer, Il Il Va ssns directly soush. It !,
evident that Gen. Grant has great nsed Of msr
70 held bic pssiies. and pess ere better cal
sslsssd u sssssis the cause In the South.vss
thas the lows troops.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-06

A RsLrABLe CoNoERN-Reader, we
ssn assure yoa from psssessl kaovis1gs. thai
D. B DsLsnd / Cos Chemical Saleratus can
Be relied on % being perfectly pure. healthy
and uoiferm in its results. The propristors
are also reliable men. who have. BY integrity
and ps,ssv erancs, built up mammoth busi.
mess within . few years past. Try the Sal.
eratus and prove our words true for your.
selves 1t is for sale by al wholssale and re-
tail dealers in the country,
TIE Continental, Security, Loriliard
asd N-tropolitso FIRE 10. uranss Compasiss, oi
Nev York. and the New Englaod asd Marine.
Of Hartford, are reliable. prompt paying O. 'ock
Companies. Robert Simpson, agent. south
east corner Second and Brady streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-06
Public Meeting.

At . meeting Of citizens bsld at the City
Hall last evening. H. Price. Eeq.. vas chosen
President Ge". H. Parker, Eeq.. Vice Prssi-
dent, and Messrs. G. II. French and A. San.
dsrs. Secretaries. The President sisted the
object Of the meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. Collins. a committs of Eve
was appointed to make preliminary arrange
osats for 0ass wsst,sg Of the citizens oi
Ssoss county % Saturday next. The Prssidsst
appointed hsssrs. Prssch. Lowry. Guitssu.
Wuudsrlich and Dsrmody.
On motion Of Mr.. Guitssu, that committee
Of nine BE- appointed to draft resolutions for
the occasion. long discussion snsued. The
motion finally prevailed, and the following
gentlemen were appointed said committee -
Dr.. I. J. Saunders, G. E. Putnam, ]. Collins, J.
Thoring'on. s Hirschl, g. 5. c. Dow, J. r.
Stib 1t, U. Smith aud T. Lane.
Mr.. Thorington moved that . committee Of
arrssssmsnts have power TO appoiat sab.eem.
mittess, to assist in performing their duties
Carried.
Tue editors Of the daily newspapers were
rsqussted to publish the proceedings.
Adjourned. II. PAIGE, Prest.
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NEW YoxE, August 8.
Flour - Firm. Sales at $l.90@5.l0 super
State; $6.25@5.4o Extra STATE a. 4.o0@5.lo Super
Western SIS. IS a5.45 Common to melium Ex n
Western $6.60@5.Hs common to go.d shipping
Brands extra K. H. O.
WHEAr.-Sales at 81. l.12@$1.19 Chicago Spring !.
e1.l7@$' = milwaukee Club ;$l.z2n1 IS Amber
Iowa, 81 81 Winter Red Western; 81 .34@l 81
Amber Michigan.
Conn 56@67c Mixed Western in store and
delivered.
WHisxY.-Maskst dull ;2s><@3oc.