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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04

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having suffered ssvss.l years With severe luse
alestiee, 81 tAaA drsaA diasass, Csussn2Gssn-4
4 anxisss - make known 70 his lsllow-s11eeses
he naans q &Gs TT
70 I'll Who desire Il, 10 win ssad copy II he
psssesiptiaa sssa tftss s1aasss, WITH the dire.
tioa foe pcspasing aad 1siag The sans, which tAsy
Win Ind 500 OSn ~ Coasunrzsox, AsFnA,
Bsosozss1s, y. The only object Of the aavsr-
tissr In seadins theprsseriptioa Il 70 benefit the
aA5sts1, ~ sprsad iniernation which he con-
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VII ~ his fsnsdy, - Il viii cost then nothing.
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Parties vishing the prescription win plsass ad-
drs0 REV. HOWARD 4. WILSON.
Wlll1A1sDu1on.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04
RICHMOND.

Co,inth has ceased to exist as q point
of deep interest. No powder will be
burned thcre-no streams of blood will
stain that ground. Richmond is now
the word-the grand centre Of attrac.
ton. The gaze Of thirty millions of PEG.
pie finds focus there. Richmond
the capital Of the bogus confederacy,
the point from which treason emanates
by the Wholesale, is the object Of all eyes.
Our gallant army is before that town,
under the command Of the noble Nc.
CleIlan, in whom the people have great
confidence. God grant that the young
Genera! may direct his forces with
such ability and effect that victory may
crown his efforts. A failure there
would be fearful indeed. A victory
will so break the back of this rebellion
that its death will be sure and speedy.
A few days more and the case will be
decided. There seems to be an uni
versal confidence that our army will be
successful. May God grant it, and also
grant that with the battle OF Richmond
this war may be brought to close.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04

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TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN DAILY.
Observation-Disclosures o.,
o,.a., a ~, n..-.,
vyae csy, en onths ~ OF
awo ocys, ~ weeks. Oo
1ssy0gS NI-.eaes
xouS eayss g xsfee Aooths, -
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Iwswssk., $50 ysas, % ehaags, 1s g
Three weeks, & - squares, year, - %
49, M ,{xssi 1872. - - - - -"
"a one haif sasase. tvo.thirds Of he shove
rates;
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04
DRY GOODS.

sPRiNo AND SUMMER
y II y q . = d = Il
aA
G.. 3. WHIsLBk,
has just received the
Largest 4 Cheapest
-srocK OF
FANCY &STAPLE Dry ao0Ds
|11a enc 0sSs~ or xovv~
BOUGHT FOR CASH,
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
1,1oe pieces Nsrsimask aud other prints.
500 pieces brown and blssehsd nsslin.
800 pisces Lawns, Bazsgss, Brilliants.
400 pieces Delaines, Challiss, Nohairs and Silk
Poplins.
800 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
hams.
soopiecss Cottonadss, Dsnims, Hickory, Cheeks,
Linen Drills, &c.
800 dos Hsse. Gloves, Nitts, &c.
500 Summer Shawls, Of Ill kinds and qualities.
600 Silk Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, and every
other kind:of goods usually found In arst class
Dry Goods Store.
Don't F'uil to EENmejsee
~E18IImR
CREAP & GOOD GOODS,
before purchasing. UNo trouble 70 show goods
at wHIsLER,s.
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT,
The very latest and best in uss, just received.
5000 for sale At New York price, At
wHISLERS.
-
NEW PkTcB8N FkkNCH COLA vs..
st one half tho usual prices at
WHISI.ERsa.
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manufacturing purposes. will make coats shirts
pants Quilt bed Quilts, and do all Other work in
fabrics. Its simplicity durability, efcisney and
price, shallengs every other machine in uss-
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refer you 70 examine The Imaehines and work, 1t
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and sfEeetive conhinat;on 10 anniied a ssv{cs
msohinss. Thses m.ehi,:c esnrct S:;i - ~
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04

"Friends Of my life my ardent spirit burns,
And al tho tribute Of my heart returns"
EOR THE MANY FAvORS PRESENTED TO
Il the
SCOTT HOUSE
by Its numerous patrons. The undersigned will
continue 1t his cost proprietor Of the above House
and hopes to merit continuance Of the patronage
Of the
TT aveItMg Public.
TIL e SCOTT HOUSE.
a. ever, will offer to its guests
Clean Rooms. Clean Sheets.
A eoUNrlFUL TABLE
and AL the comforts Of Home, at the low price
Of
Ono Dollar per Day.
~ Good stabline attached to the premises.
u. HUMPHREY, Proprietor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04

HMf hoI IN AEAfOT.-1 eSterQay
we published an extract from a letter
in the New York World, in reference
to the "gay and festive" proceedings of
Gov. Yates and Mrs. Maj. Reynolds on
Their "crrand Of mercy" up the Ten
ncssec liver, and now we give reply
thereto, published in Gov. Yates organ
at Springfield. The writer says
1t so happens that l know the per-
SON who wrote that letter to the New
York World, and will state that it is a
lady; one who came out from Wash
ington some time since, provided with
al pass from the Secretary of War, OBJ
tanned OF him under the assurance that
she desired to devote her money and
energies to the care of the sick and
wounded in our western camps. Thus
far she has succeeded in impressiug all
who have met her with the feeling that
she seeks not to alleviate suffering, but
TO gain notoriety, and great has been
her success 10 that direction. She pa
radcs her pass from the Secretary OF
War upon every available occasion );
moves about the camps with a grand
tloarish Of trnmpets; rides a fine horse,
and dashes along with an escort of cav
airy. And this, viz: cain display
and sho,c, q constant effort to impress
those who surround her with the belief
that she has great authority and won-
derful influence in Washington, seems
to be the great aim and object Of her
lie. She is overbearing, pompous and
qnarrelsome-so much 80, that we have
hevor heard of one word spoken in her
pfa Sc among those whom she processes
to serve"
The writer Of the structures upon the
1stes-Reynolds excursion is claimed
to be none other than the wife of q Ger.
tam ex-clergyman who halls from 4
State wet Of Illinois, and who ha. .
seat in the Senate Of the United States.
aud it is shrewdly suspected that the
author Of the rejoindcr is the veritable
female Major" II these conclusion,
are correct, what the result will be il !,
extremely difficult to decide. Probabl,
the world will not wait to Gee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04

A. HAGHD0DCK,
Llshegrapher, Enesayss and Psiatee.
CORNER or kAIx AND SECOND s1S.
H DAvulIoa6, 1oVAs $50
LIVERY DE8C0lPT1Ou OF E1H001AlH1C
T. work s1ssatsd - ~ nest eppsovs1 seyle II
blAek q q eeleG1 q soaonab1o 1eG1a DeA0 +
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-04

IL 600
NEW PATTERN FRHNCn COLLARS,
at ono half the usual prices ct
WHISPERS.
Wagener's Sewing Machine
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-07
Fight at Newark, Missouri,

PALMYRA, Mo-, Aug 5-A severe fsht oc.
cured at Newark, KnOx county, on Friday
evening last. AbJut one thousand guerrillaf
under Po ter approached the town au hour be.
fore suueet, aud we're met by parts Of two com
panes of State militia under Capt. Lain, Dum.
bering seventy five men. The rebels charge ed
on our troops and were repulsed, when they
dismounted and fually drove Capt Lain into
the town, where severe struggle took place
resulting in the capitulalion OF our forces, who
were i'm nediately paroled.
Our loss was iour killed and four wounded.
Tue rebels acknowledge seventy three killed aud
u large number wounded
POrter's gang carried of the arms and camp
tqnipage OF our troops.
o. Sunday The State forces of Col. Guitar
ana Majors C'apper and Caldwell passed through b
Newaik in pursuit Of PJrter.
o. Saturday evening band of one buudret
auu 6ty guerrlilus took possession of AItxAn
dris, Mo-, seized all the arms and ammuui
tion they cOu d fiud, and did considerable Other
plu0dcrDg and lett
About three hundred men went down on Sun
day from Krokuk and arrested some thirt!
rebel sympath zers, aud took them to KeOkuk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-07
Southern NoWs.

New YoRK. Aug. 6.-The following is from
the Rich uoDd Ek miner of August 2:
TUPELLo, July 30.-lBformauon received at
headquarters states that Gen Armstrong, with
the cavalry of The army of the west, has taken
Cortland, Ala capturing one hundred aud 6fty-
nine prisoners aDd six care Our loss was two
killed and eight wounded The citizens of
Cortland are frantic wi h delight at our appear
snce: Our next destination is Chattanooga, a,
five Lieutenants captured have arrived here TO-
hight.
Gen. Armstrong; official report states that
on the 20sb, he attacked the enemy at Cortland
and took Que hundred aud thirty three prison
ers. The enemy's loss was three killed and
wounded; our loss one. He also captured six
wagons, with horses and equipments of four
companies, and quantity OF supplies, inClud-
iug hve hundred bushels of corn III sacks. The
depot, telegraph line, bridge and trestle work
we're destroyed,
Gen. Armstrong defeated the enemy at
Qlern creek the same day, taking fourteen
prisoners.
Rosecraus' division is at Tuscumba.
SAVANNAH. July 80 Five gunboats opened
on our batteries at Genosie's Point yesterday y
morning. An engagement ensued, lasting sev.
eral hours resulting 10 the repulse of the gun.
boats. 1t is thought one of them was consider
ably damaged. The quarters of the fort were
damaged by SHELLS. Nobody hurt on our eide
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-07
TO she Democracy OF franklin
county.

Notice is hereby given to the Democracy Of
Franklin county to meet on Friday, August 22d
1862, between the hours of three (3) and six (6)
O'Clock, p. NJ, In the townsbips, aud seven ~
and nine ~ O'Clock, P. M, In The wards at the
usual places Of holding elecsions, except Nor.
wich township, which will be held az Hllliard's
Station, to appoint delegates to attend the
County Convention to meet In the City Hall in
the city Of Columbus, on Saturday, August 23i,
at 10 o'clock, A. M, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating county officers, consisting Of Clerk of
the Courts, Prosecuting Attorney, County Com.
missioner, Ib6rmary Director, County Surveyor,
and appt ptinting County Central Committee.
Aud ut the same time and place. one Congress
sional delegate will be appointed from each
township and ward. The following is the num-
Der Of delegates allotted to each ward and town.
ship, based upon the vote cast for Governor In
1861, allowing one for each fifty, and an addi-
tioDAl delegate for each fraction of twenty five
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-07

/ been In the rebel army at Richmond. Loya
black, are coming into the lines 10 great Dum'
bers In the dir ection Of Stsnardsvllle. They
are Of q very superior class and will make ex
osilent teamsters A scouting party yesterday
found between twenty and thirty negroes 10
irons about twelve miles from Madison, In o
nearly starved condition. They say that they
were caught while tying to escape 10 our lines
and placed 10 irons
The heavy draft by Government Ia variously
re ,arded In Washington, but the prevailing SEN
timent 10 approval.
A strong feeling of confidence succeeds the
encouragement OF the past month
IL is a question whether the draft applies to
this District
WAsHIKGToN, August The following Off
GERS have been dismissed from the service !:
M ,jJr General II Richardson, of Michigan,
aud Capt. u T. B,nk, Of Kentucky.
IL was months ago believed that through reb'
ell eources 10 Washington the enemy WAS in
constant receipt OF important knowledge not
generally known. Ouly few Governm ent Of
6cials whose patriot; IN Is above enep clon, Can
no" receive information the improper disclosure
OF which W uld prove detrimental to the best
inter ests Of tbr country.
Gan. Burnside iL is believed has reached his
new field OF operations, and may sooD, by an
act OF -is own, announce his exact locality.
There Is authority Tor emphauc4lly deny ing
the truth OF the statement that Secretary Sew
ard has made rem9nstrances against the pres
tnce In the Gull Of Mexico OF apoweriul feet,
nor has any other such action as represented
be n taken in the premises.
The pr, lmn .ry report OF the census will be
printed aud ready Tor distribution in about
week.
Reports from Gen. PJpe's headquarters state
that the rebels'are nfrating their forces at
Gordousville with an evident intention TO at
tack Pope.
Several Governors OF the loyal States, in
clud'ng Gov. Buckingham, of Conn, are here
in consultation vi b the President In relation to
the new orders for drafting.
The printing Of the new oues and two's Treas
ury notes cImme ced to day.
WASHINGTON, August GA treaty Of COM
m rec aud navigation between the United States
and the Ottoman Empire l. officially pr oclaimed.
Il is marked throughout by much lioerality.
Tobacco and salt, however, are not included
among the articles which our citizens are per.
mitted to import into the Ottoman dominioDs;
but rs a compensation to their probibi ION, 10
duty whatever 10 lulure shall be levied upon
them when exported from the Ottoman Empire
by citizens OF the United States.
SIX persons were recently arrested on the
RappahannOck while engaged IN shipping salt
and other articles 10 great demand in the Rich
mond ket, acrGts that river for be benefit
OF our enemie5. The prisoners were remanded
TO old Capitol prison.
WAsHIS SeToN, August General w WadsWorth,
OF this district, left suddenly lOr Harrisburg by
last evenings train He was accompanied by
Que aid His mission il not definitely known,
hut I Ia ron ardai nf inon h.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-07
ssheIiing a Hebel Battery.

New YoRK, August "a letter from H,r.
risou's Landing says Gen. Hooker has received
his appointment as M General.
A letler from the guuboat Paul Jones dated
29Gh ult, gives the report Of an assault ou o
rebel battery on Oseechee river, by the P .u
jones, Huron and MadRee. They shelled the
works for two hours, iLfictiDg serious damage
and receiving none.
The steamer Jersey Blue has arrived here
with NewberD, N. CArolins, dates to the 81 =
An expedition under Col. Hickman, 9Th New
Jersey regiment. proceeded to Young's Cross-
roads, at the head of White Oak river, where
they had skirmsh with a party OF rebels and
completely routed them. Col. Hickman, Sur
geon WoOdhall and three privates were slightly
wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-07
New York market.

lREPoRTKp FOR THE OHIO STATnMAI
NEw YORK, Augusta
ASHES-Pots continue quiet and hrm. Sales Of 300
barr Is at So h7H96S7H Pearls-dull and nominally
unchanged.
FL0UR-Moderate demand, and market generally
without decided change; sales Of 600 o6s at "a o
as 10 for super6ne western; IS 3OD5 IS for common
medium extra western; IS 5Oa5 Us for TO good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; IS 1906 25 for
trade brands, market closing steady.
CANADIAN FL0Uk-The market without decided
change in price az in moderate demand; there
sales OF 200 barrels at SIS 3O5 ~ for common and IS IS
@6 25 Tor RoOi to choice extra.
@425.
COHN MEAL-In fair request, with sales of 100 bbls
wHIsKY-Market dull and heavy with small sales
OF 400 barrels at 29z93Oc Last evening l2UO barrels
sold at 3vc.
WHEAT-steady. with fair export demand: sales Of
"a 900 bushels Chicago sprrg at 81 l2gl 10; ~ 900
bushels Milwaukee cub at 81 1901 22 Is 900 bushels
unsuhd do at 81 liD u.s. and 80 OOD bush amber Iowa
at 81 239i %. The martet opened him hut with
ct ny private by the Arabs the berame
more unsettled Toward the close Of the market hold.
rssermvd more anxious TO sell
kYE-Quiet and steady. sales Of 600 bush western
al 7697So.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
C0kN-A far EXPORT demand aud orlv limited sup.
ply OF choice parcels: market closing dull. The sales
were ll6,UOU bnsh at 56h@57Hc for sound old mixed
ives ern 53Da5c for eastern; 509p52Sc for unsound,
and Toe for northwestern white.
OAlo-ueaVy WIN sAleb Al a14o1ac Ior jersey Can-
ada. western and state.
C0FFEE-R Rio more active and the market rules firm.
Sales Of 3 UUO bass on private terms.
rug AR-Raw, stea and firm with prices slightly In
avor Of buyers. Fair to good refining Is qusted at
S}E@S%c salrs Of 66i hhds at SHo for Cuba, and 90
for New Orleans and by auction 2OO hhds New orleans
sold NJ eS@i lie at ninety days and four months
MOLAoSES-Quist aud steady. Sales of 10 Lids
Poro hco at ass, and 10 hhds Cuba mu.covado at 34c.
Closing firm.
PUHK-Market for mess T. shade easier, while prime
Is In good request and 6rmer There small safes at
II for mess; Sll@lI 2j for prln s; and 80 500
7j for prime.
BEEF-Ratber firm but quiet. Sales Of $40 barrels
at SIS 57 for couutry pIme 90 00D 10 IS for county
mess Sl2 OO9l3 rs for repacEed messi Sl3 0O9l4 So
for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-The market rules dull and
nominal at s 9920
BEEf hAMs-MaIkst dull and without any material
ch nge
CUT MEATs-steady and quiet. SAFES OF 900 pack.
ages at 3NCs4c Tor shoulders aud 5h@6hc for hams
which are in particular request.
b. lUN-COntnues without any material change In
prizes.
LARD-rhe market is active but firm. Sales Of 764
barrels at 8%@9%c.
BUTTEh-selIing at 100 l5c for Ohio and lOllsc fol
state.
oHEEsE-The market active and armer, with sales a
69ohc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-07
Cincinnati Market.

OlHClhNArl. Aug. D.
FLoUR-Thse was a fair inquiry in the morning
but ION the receipt OF the dispa ches from New
where adva ce Of l0c per barrel reported, and
the favorable int gence from Europe, stocks gene
Withdrawn from the market, as hiers anticipated au
aivauce 10 the prices The blockade OF the railroads
ntirues have edect the market; IL were not
for his lib-ral bu iuess could bs done We quote
supeIne At 81 W; extra at 942O, and family at -
5 6O the Ater rate Tor very choice brands made from
DID VII at.
WHlsKV-opeDed dull, and 1t was not until near the
CLOSE Of the day that bule abd sellers aole to
agree Oh p'ice. The sales comprise about $40 bbls
M25K az %c, the latte rate for wagon which is ae.
cline OF IA since yeste rday.
WHEAr-r The receipts 10 day we're LIBERAL footing up
nearly 81 100 busheI buI the demand for prime samples
iuly up to the offerings, AID for such fu price.
were realzd-the shippers uIchasiUg lberaly prefer.
ring to take The chances Of getting IL shipped to ad
vance Ia prices The LIVER grades are dull aud NEE,
with but slow sale. The safes to day foot w. about
40 bushels the market cosDg very firm at 759s0; oT
good choice red aud e5 OOc for prime white the out
Kentucky sod toda, al 95c but this is considered
| tre me price.
C0kN-The advanced noticed yeste d.y as n 1t main
tanned and prices to day fell boA 37g 3Sc for Ia
date delivery; and lot VI 20 UO0 bushels sold at 35c 10
be delivered iusde Of ten dys and his the outside
rate offered b. buyers toward the close for future de
| livery.
| UArS-Are In good request at 42c in bulk. on the
spot: but h extra lots the day
a. 4lt 10 be delivered the last Of this the frat Of
week without hoding purchaser.
RYE further ad ance OF &c per bushel has beer
he'd and the tendency Of prices still upward
We now quote prime samples at LOc arrival.
BARLEY lht re is iar am Junt OF the crop Of
feiug aud 1t meets with ready sale 72975c for fair tC
prime tail
MALr-Is selling in tie large way at OO9l O5 fol
prime to ch ice fAl.
| HAY-The supply and demand are about equal; ant
the market rules steady Slls for loose and Sl3a
| Ia Tor tight pressed, on arrival.
| CaEEoE-The market Ia unchanged and steady. W.
| quote Sc lecttd W. X. at6hc
| ha de man A ~ onf
the supply being light full prices reaze the low
grades In fair shipping demand. We quote print
10 choice at Dl3c fair 10 good at S99c, and commvI
at 6h@7c.
Enquirer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-07
sammerviiIe, Va, Captured.

LYNCHsURe, Va, July 80 A special dispatch
to the Republican, dated NArroWs ol New river,
July 2S.b says the gallant Maj. Bailey, CON-
mspdiug four companies of cavalry in all about
one hundred and fifty men, sent to the rear OF
the ecemy by Col. McCAuslaud, stormed Sum
mervile on Friday at daylight, and killed and
captured the entire garrison, including the
Lieut. Colonel commanding, named Starr, three
other commissioned officers, and sixty-two non
commissioned officers and privates Not being
able to bring away the stores, MojJr Bailey
buI mt them
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-07
Rattle Nenr Memphis.

CAIRO, Aug 6.-The Memphis Balletin OF
the 81 reports a tight seven miles from town on
Sunday between y force OF four thousand fed
erals and rebels under JEFF. Thompson The
latter we're driven back with great loss. IL
gives no particulars. More fighting autci-
pated
The Jackson MississippiAn says Commodore
BfoWu, OF the ram Arkansas, was wounded in
the head at the time she ran the federal gsuut.
let.
= An officer from Tuscu nbia says that on Sat-
urdsy 1he rebel cavalry burned the station
houses at Leighton, ten miles from TuscumbiA,
and at JUnesboro, fifteen miles from the same
place, on the Memphis and Charleston rail
road.