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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29
\ WEALTH OF MASSA,
COMMlSSIONERS' NOTiCE.-Notice

HjMMlSSlONERS' NOTlCE.-No
is hereby given that the subscribers have been an
b2hted by the Hon Judge OF Probate for the county Of
worcester commissioners to receive and examine the
cams o. the creditors to the estate of JOHN G.
u9hADl late Of scarborough in county dcceas.
eu testale represent nsovcn; and sis months from
e crsol9rs to bring in and prove their claims and they
VIII ATTEND 10 the duties Of their appointment at the
house OF sullivan Fay in said Scarborough the first
MONDAY OF september, Is 2, being the first day OF said
month"; ana on the first Thursday of january 1865 being
the frs day of said month, from one to four o'clock p.
m, on each day. DEXTER FAY,l commissioners
JOHN HUNT, !
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29
HELM80LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excuses, Habits of Destination.
Early Indiscretion or Abuse,

ATTENDED WITH IHE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
IndispositioD to Exertion, Trembling
Loss of Memory, Waketulness
Weak Nerves, Pain in the Ract
nolIur OF disease, Flushlng of the Body,
DimneSs Of vision. EruptUns on the Face,
Iiothanus: Paliid Countenance.
pryness OF the Skin, Universal Lassitude of the
Loss of Power. Muscular Svstsrn ~
Difficulty of Breathing,
These symptoms If allowed to which this med
i ne invariably removes, soon follows
IMPoTENCY, FATUIlY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
one of which the patient may expire. Who can saw
that they are not frequently followed by those dreful
Diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering hut
none will confess The records of the Insane Asvlums
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption bear ample
witness to the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the and OF medicine to strengthen and inveor
ate the System, which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT Ri
CHU Invariably does. trial will convince the most
skeptical.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29
iulS WI, ClAs. f. STEVENS Acc, n.
COMMONWEALTH or ' AZ nss' Reg Reg;

- CHUSETTS.-W Worcester, IS -probo, r ~ "a
e ss aflr s. es%d nS o s. III @ ~ Inter
ward IN SAD county, deceased, GRrErS iate OF llar
on are hereby cited to appear at a Pr,bo, r.,
behe nj Worcester In said county ~ oDate Court to
hrst TUESDAY OF September next al nina aser on the
1cnt pTportinp 10 ba any y9 have why am M INC
ard arVSrdo not be approved and enamTS Of said
anncxed And lie p Admnistrai2rWii n &
T P1RRs IN s h:
sets spy, printed at Wofcestep w. Jailed he Massacbu
one N az least before said ori a0t publication to be-
Witness HENRY CHAPIN9 '
Solrt ms. FRS. day Of August Judge Of said
Snu ele nundred and sytv.tSg1 ~ 'he year one thOu
oHAs STEVENS, As.t r..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

Dr. HILLS the only regular physician whose advertise
ments have been before the public here and throughout
New England for the last twenty years and who has al
ways made the In ian Medicines and systemOf treatment
in all SeXla Dicdties large part of his theory
and practice during that period of time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29

I ! OUTSET RS Worcester ss.-Probate Court r.
- ext Of kin and all persons Interested in tho estate
~ minor, GREhTIEG;
YIN are hereby cited to appear nj Probate Cont 4,
no held Worcester In said county, tn FIRST Tneed
of September neNt at nne O'Clock in the foreman ~
show cause any YOU have why the petition OF RGii
d. white the Guardian Oi said minor Tor license a. iin
FOR Investment, certain real estate Of said waid tb
specified SHOULD not be granted And said Wbiic y en-
dered to serve This citation, by publishing ~ ~ or
week, In the Massachusetts Spv a. tne same
printed in Worcester, three weeks succcssivci WPpcr
publication to 6e one day at least before said o last
witness, HENkf CllAPlN, Esquire, Judge Ut uf
Court this nth day of August in tie wear OF SAID
drod and slxty.two VA eehetn hun
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-29
INFALLIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR,

private cognaie affections OF the female system, and
result is the production Of his
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-14
EBENsBURG PA. WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1862

on Potts Street in said village, and the lot
or piece of ground and curtilage appurte-
nant to the said bniiding. Taken ia e1ecu-
tlUn aud TO lie s Ii at the suit of Daniel
Goughnour.
Atso-An the right, title and interest Of
john Schnable. of, in and 10 a piece or par
Gel IF land situate in Blacklick township,
Cambria county, adjoining lands Of Leo Par
ish. Mathew froseur and others. containing
ninety acres. more or less, about eighteen
acres II which are cleared. having thereon
erected a one and a half story house and
log stable now in the occupancy Of the said
JUhu Schuable. Taken III execution aud to
be sold at the suit of James Murray * Co.,
now for use Of Il. l.. Johnston.
AlSO-Au the right. title and interest of
Bernard MGirr, cf in aul t. a piece or par
Gel of latd situate i'll Cambria township,
Cambria county, adjoining lands of Johnston
Moore, Alexander M'Vicker. Festus Tibbott
and others, containing seventy five acres,
more nr less. about thirty acres of which are
cleared, now III the occupancy Of Isaac
Singer. Taken in execution and TO be sold
at the suit of r. x A Il. Duncan.
IN. B.-Thc Sherifhas made the fol>
low iug the conditions Of the sale, viz. one
fourth of the purchase money on each sale
to oe paid at the time the property is struck
down when the sale amounts to $500 and
upwards, under $500 aud more than 500
the one third. under s 100 and more than
$50 the half; less than $500 the whole
amount, otherwise the property Will be i'm,
tne'iateiy put up to sale again, and no deed
viii bc prescntc,, for acknowledgment un-
less the balance Of the purchase money be
paid on or hcforcthe following Monday.
Sheriif's Office ! JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
May Z, lSG2
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-14
The Evacuation or Yorktown.

FitU Details IF the EreHt PTscs;9itate Retreat
Of The RebsLs-I0rs HooIea Cans Dis
corere3-Tsn cr, our Soldiers kTYeF Jg
Ro5A Internal lEIc.5nes-Tke E,lezav's
Force Ssrea,y TaeI,sqaF -Ve5.-O.., Caray-
~ ara -ir'iIszy Ia FaV Pursuit.
CFi-om he N=lc TCrE Ereaiag Post)
baltimore, MAY 5.-Yorktonn was eyac~
uaIed entirely by the Rebels al half past
two O'Clock uu the morning Of the ith.
During all the preceding day and night they
kept up heavy firing CD our batteries a.!
along our lines 10 cover their retreat Our
pickets pressed their position on the morn
ing Of the 4th. and entered their abandoned
entertainments.
We captured Rebel gunner in the act Of
firing his piece. lie said he was the last in
habitant Of yorktown. He had been firing
the gun all night entered the rebel works
at a. m. Not white man. woman OF
child was 10 be seen. Articles of clothing,
stores, and officers camp furniture. lay seat
tered cvery~ here None Of tie tents OF
houses were destroyed.
Tie retreat "f the rebels appears 70 have
been preciPjtate. They commenced dis
mounting and carrying their guns hack to
Williamsburg four days ago Wagons have
been engaged in transporting their aTamu-
milton. provisions and camp eguirage for
over week past Th-ir sick and wounded.
numbering over two thousand FIVE hundred,
were sent TO Richmond ten days ago.
The Rebel soldiers and negroes were at
work on their entertainments until two
O'Clock this morning, Wien their rear guard
ordered them u cease, and take up the march
to Williamsburg. In the house Of Mrs.
Nelson. where Gen Masruier had slep; the
night before the evacuation, l found several
open letters lying unfuldei on table. Two
were addressed 10 Gen. Mcclellan. one 10
1.-THE First Yankee who comes" and one TO
ABE Lincoln" The following are the con
tents of one addressed TO Gen. McCiellau:-
General McClellan:-You will be sur
prised to hear of our departure st this stage
Of the game, leaving you in possession Of
this worthless town, but the fact Is, Nc
CieIlan. We have other engagements TO at
tend to. and we can't vsit any longer. Our
hoy. aFe getting sick Of this ID pl.ce.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-14

that 1t was useless to attempt further opera
tlons. the troops fell back about two hun
drei yards, TO await the arrival of infantry
General Hancock's brigade soon after ar
rived, but 1t was deemed advisable 20 defer
further operations until tomorrow.
We have information that the enemy are
Still on the retreat beyond Williamsburg
The rear guard of the enemy is very strong,
as was shown to-day.
LIter-M nlay morning.-It commenced
raining this morning, aad has continued
heavily up 10 this time
There is no news from Williamsburg. as
1t Is too early i'll the morning to hear.
We viii occupy Williamsburg early this
morning. From thence our course viii de-
pend upon that taken by the enemy.
THE ORDINANCE CAPTURED 1T
TORKTOWN.
DESPATCH FROM GEN. MCCLELLAN.
Head quGrters ofHe Army Of tie Potomac
May 4, 1920 4. Mo the Hon. Edwin
NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War:-An inspec-
tion just made shows that the Rebels sban-
doned in their works at Yorktown the fol-
lowing ordnance
Two 3-inch rifcd cannon.
Two u inch rifled cannon.
Sixteen 80 pouuders
Six 42-pounders-
Nineteen inch colunjia3s.
-Four Q inch DaLlgrens.
One 10 inch columJiaI
One 10-inch mortar.
One s inch siege howitzsr.
With the carriages and implements com
plete.-Each piece is supplied with seventy
six rounds Of ammunition.
On the ramparts, there are also four mag
azlnes. which have hot been examined.
These do not include the guns Ief; a,
Gloucester Point sud their other works 20
our left G. B. MCCLELLAN.
(SiSneD Major General.
Washington. May 5.-No further news
has been received at the War Department
from Fortress Monroe OF Yorktown. The
boat for Cherrystone Inlet had probably
been delayed by tho storm which prevailed
in that region.
Very little information has arrived by tel
egraph from any quarter, and nothing of al
uufavorsble character.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-14
NOTICE.

Letters Of Administration on the estate Of
Joseph M'Feely. late of Clearfield township,
deceased, have been granted to the subscri-
Der, residing in said township. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
will please make payment. and those having
claims against it, will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JULIA ANN M'FEELY. Adm'x.
April . ls52-5t.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Z etters of ADMINISTRATION on the Estate
e. of Peter Sweeney. late of Munster
township, Cambria County, have been gran
ted to the undersigned by the Register of
Cambria county ; all those indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment, and
thoss having claims are requested TO present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
ELLEN SWEENEY.
April 2d-6t0
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-14
CANAL STREET.
Opposite the Weigh Lock.
ASK FOR
FRANK W. HAYS WAREHOUSE.

and save t,ceHty percent. on your purchases,
EITHER FOR CASH Or SCRIP
Johnstown April, II. 1861. II.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-14
& SENTINEL"

nENOCP4T L SENTINEL"
~ +, published every Wednesday
min, at OSE Dollar AID FIFTY Cams
nm. ravaJlc in advance; One DOL
",r SgvE<-y FIVE CENTS, if not paid
80 TX months and Two DOLLARS if
nj! uu:l. tie termination Of the year.
\. subscription will be Ieceived for
-...- r-rl-l tu..u SIX months, and no
--h-- VII ir II liberty to discontinue
,.s,,.- ur..l =. arrr.-ages are paid. ex-
a. .r- ru;ion uf the e,iitor. Any per>
| -..f-.r..--g frr six months vii he char
t.s -aLLAa, unless the money il az
IdTeTttsirS Rates.
Ua- iaysYt'1s. TJco do. Three 10
.,-.-.. - line, 5 80 s 70 tl,O0
.-s,, - !,aesi go l 90 2 60
-s. So lines l so = 90 8 OG
3 months. 10. II Do
-f.E- 81 30 - 90 a. On
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-05-14
VOL 9-NO. %

and the hospital likewise, 50 god bye 70. {.
little whilev
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14
RElPE Il fkATI,S
Bathing HeUse & swim 1!lg Sthoel
RULES AND REGULATIONS.


The establishment consists Of two depart.
mems. viz: Bathing House aud Swimming School
2 The eathng tioase, which is divided into
two dlstlnc; apartments, may be occupied ut any
hour during the day by holders Of season tckc
for Swimming and bathing, or OF single bathing
tickets -.zss5E ;seg
S The swimming depar,m mt viii be used ex
c!us,vely by free swimmers ord swimming schol
aes, only in bathing d.ss during Lesson houss and
Tor sv.ntDin. scholars Ouly in press nee Of ths
s~imm,nE tenet err Free swim aie those VII,
are able swim once entirely around the area
with ease Swimming scholars uDus denounced
free swimmers will Hos DO pc united 10 SWIM
witEou. I. be I, TO prevent a.citen's.
bv ,dyice Of ! hy.i ciaDs, the iims Of remain
ing n the wafer will be Il nited 10 Ia IN nutes III
~prin9, ia 30 minutes in summer, and 10 ID min
utes / ali nunihs
5 At the Termination Of each lesson tho mem
bers viii leave the basin at the signai to make
10 ,m for The others. ~
b Bathing house and swimming school vii; be
open every day ey ,e,,t Sundays, IRON o'clock in
t6e morning till nine IN the evening. Sundays
i.om 4 TO a. NJ.
8 The sws.,.min, rehcol will lie d .syotcd exrlu
sively to indies isom 10 ! A. Nj. andfr N 3 70
to 6 Y. N aGccs-iLie 10 iatic fsIuber f-oln b"
six 4. NJ and IRON II a. b. TO 7. a. and iron s
8 Polite bahavior is expected IS well az proper
attention to the rules and dt,cion7 OF The teach
/ Any necessary alterations Of rules and rcgu-
,a.ions will be posted up 10 the rooms
10 Ees con tnke. to he bHthing house and
swimming sehool, 81. 90, enc bali s to oc sid N
sanl .he taisnce III TAG e.'i Vi one Aohta! single
bath ,ickats 5 cent?, ten l0r orc collar.
IL ,sathin., dresses, towels &c. y III DC urr'sh.
ed by the memters Of he saim..iEg ssho0l I'd
viii BE- taken char.e Of, dried md Kept In der II
desired q. a chsrge ~ ten cent PER week.
II Psren,s or grar1isns OF the 'papilsana per-
sons in roducsd by the teacher will be admitted as
visitors. ,sf W. f3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14

LINCOLN VIsirs McCLELLAs.-Ibe
President has been down to see the
army of the Potomac and post himself
opon the manner in which things are be-
ing conducted there. He comes back
and assures the public that be is satlsf-
ed with McClelIan's management and
with the disposition Of the army. The
eneu les CT General Mcclellan should
now smother their spite towards the
General, and if they are bound to scold
and fret about any one let them do 80
At the Administration that has kept and
still continues to keep Mcclellan where
be is. H, who persists in abusing the
General must know that he is viIlhying
the President. It is meet that kepubl''
cans and abolitiouists should do this.
The other branch Of politicians are sat-
is6ed with the General, so is the Pres''
dent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14

Qnartermasters appointed for the volun.
teer service. Hs ~ Y MassaCbo SSlls Pc.
triot, having been born and appointed
from that State.--Rochestsr Union.
That is right Let the thieves and
traitors who have been plsced In the
army to take charge Of Subsistence, or
for any other purpose, be made to feel
that thieviog from Uncle Sam IL con-
sldered 10 better than treason. 1t y .
piece of the same cio:h-and If possible
more damnable sin. Let the prison
open wide its doors for all such koaves.
The treasury has been bed enough oy
them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14
Foreign NJ Ws.

New YokK, July IL.
TIE London Times in a leader on
American affairs s.y>: -Four main
armies have advanced into the Conied-
crate tcrsiior, and dozen expeditions
have fastened themselves on the coast,
vet the South remains unconqnered.-
1t is DIM nsirated that the Fedcrale
can o.ly effect tier purpose ~ 6 eautic
expeditions far moe grand than those
If the past twelve moutho. But what
becomes Of the former declaration of ia-
Jenendcnce? The theory taat the gov
eminent derives its power from the gov
erned The North now talks o. con-
quest, confiscaiion and military colonizs-
son, with all the readiness Of IN Austri-
~ au,ocrat. Unless the North will see
hat the on'y policy which is ag' eesble
o wisdom and justice is to let the Souti'
80, it viii bring untold evils upon itself
md the European people"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14

SENATOR rouaLAs' Wlpow AND
Cn1LpkEs.-Mrs. s. A. Donglas is con-
slant visitor at the hospital which bear'
ne name of her deceased husband, form
ed from the block of three magnificent
houses, erected Ivy him,by Breekinridge'
aad by Rice, OF Minnest ia. At the re-
cert com Increment Of Georgetown
College, silver medals Sere awarded to
the two sons Of Judge D. ugias, children
of bis Fl, at wife, now under the charge
of their step-mother.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14
HYagone1''s Sowing Machine
A NEW 1NvENTIONl
First Premium Awarded f.. The Best
Sewing BY Machfne.

Sewing By IdCnfne.
MANUFACTURED IN MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
T.tis machine is the best for all family and
manufacturing purposes, will mako coats sRllts
pants, nui.s nrd quits and dc all ether W6fk ID
fabrics. Its simplicity durability, efficiency and
price, challenge every other machine III use -
u Wheeler & Wilson's. Grover & takers, l IA SIN
ger !. Cos .os excepted. In proof Of tho above we
refer yoa to cxamino the machines end work, ut
" lobds!Fs Dry go.ds stois, as Aolir'. III Its
construction ST pi7 piece Of casting,so can
stTncica ls to receive It's movement, Whicn Is
rotary IN tor, so arranr+r as to attach botn up
Der anu lowe ..sed. o. and feed in s'ich . manner
a. to form a double lock stitch. The thread from
two sEouls hus placed Ia the cloth in me most
perfc order and with tho least possible friction
10th threads arc frightened and siackcned ~ one
scscw. II rs, yoa SEQ, is formed the most simple
end fec i've co noioa.ion vet app.ied to sewing
IL ichires. II. - macaiues cannot tail 70 meet
the watts Of every iamily aLi N arufs cturer
..Aii it o knowledge that - required to regulate
iris machine, is t. regulate the Tension ~ ono
scrow, ana shorten or lepgthen the stitch By ono
screw III ses tbe needle IN its place ~ 70 form
5s resdily ohcrved by the opera tor, thus saving
world =; psr.lexify that. has been % commos o
coupl,ca,,d mach-a William mite for srper
thread AMI ceate's for lower, 10 the best ehrsaa
70 Gil practical purposes. Silk and linen thrsads
are us,d Q tbs fame advxnt ,gs. Sewing lone ~
these machines received the FIRST prsmium " ne
Csss county, Michigan fair. All Wishing to EUR
ch.fe god achins are isvissd to examine THIS
before purchasing elseshcrs. Warranted one year
With prupsY usa,se Price &4O--Universal Hem
mer, IS ex.rs. AL kinds Of fern predaes taken
uart,cuiars .adeessJ eJ.A.WAGk6ER..
my7AdAwtf -la@tssAAss u AcIsnss - I
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14
! ffNysd o.. St9fe,a.

"A HEAVY BAY HORSE, ABOUT nx
~ hands high, blind ia DO b eyes, hssvv fs.r.
ocks. - Or IA years old, had on si.a.hcr halter.
strsyed from Convent north OF Locus, street. Anv
person giving info, maiion which will lead to III
recovery viii be literally rewarded. Inform alton
can he istt ut tulen's blacksmith shop, on Thi,d
street. ~ ,.unsS~
jy9-lw a.5AYe NsN.4 49, -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14

No"i3H IS nERErY GIVEN TuhTvHE
y po';s VII! 10 ope-et, On Saturday, he ~, h
day of duly. ise2 At TIRE house OF P.r.r Il IL. in
the First Ward Of the CITY Of Dave,p t, Cor the
iniposo OF e!eciins IN Alasrman fer sd Ward to
Fl he vacancy ocoasioueu 5y the res .,a;i.n II
J tn Schmida I ills to open AT nipa clock. A.
II. and .emain open until six o'clock. p. VI.
TEO5. DLENObY.
- '-iss Gle k.
Davenport, July Sd, 1862
iniys G;l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14
pROCLA NATION By THE GOVERN
OR TO THE PEOPLE Of IOWA.

OR TO THE PEOPLE Of IOWA.
have this Gay received from the Secretary Of
War telegram requesting NE to raise, as soon as
practicasiefor the United States service for three
years or during the war, Eve regiments IF volun
ter Infantry. being q part Of the quota Of th.
State under the late call Of the President FOR SO1
900 men I he preservation Of the Union the
psrpetuity of our government, v honor Of our
State demand that this requisi,ion should be
promptly met. Our harvest is upon us and We
have feared lack Of force to secure it. But We
mus. initiate brave Iowa boys in the field
meet new emergencies with new exertions. On,
ii men and our bows u..6t for w.r, Il need be-
our women, must hei TO gather harves,s Will.
those able to bear arms go .orth t, ad thei,
brave reihrcA IN the field. THE necessity i. Ut
gent. Our national esis encc is ar stake. I .
| more promptly the Pesiae.t is f mi he'd IT,.
.ceied troops the moe speedily w.,l this unhol
tsbel.ion be crushed s,d the blessings Of r.eac.
! gain "isi, oGr ..ni. U,tl then we uust exp. G,
| h. harsiships and pr,vation> Of WI
TAe time h5s cv,ne when 'Ie:, must make al
NY nave slseady m eie, sacrifices Of ease, como
| ~ 'usne 5 fer the cause Of ire county.
The eaeuv, oy sweeping con.cript ;on. hav4
fJ~cea 10 theic ran 81 men eapaoe bea nc
| irma. Gar ravorn~ CIT has as yet r :: I'd MP ,
| he volunteer actlon e our citizens. but If n &c
| be. ID enerGies mus be exsr,ei 10 prase,v
! nus gaycr"men that IT, tori are u.i5g to desro,
It. 70 :.upi ? and :s,eIi the raisiay # hest
| { gneats, have ssirrcd one to eaca Of the L.
81, ana 4.h Congressional Dit c,v. ard to III.
! 5th AID 6.a together. I his will prevent inter
| ference IN recruiting ard enable these from III
| atne sec;on 70 60 to III, is:5 trse her
Which district will hive rs rcgitaeat frst II
| tho f..d? Places cf re"I for t.e differen
reeip, Is. ~ili he dssi .oa.-, yhen receive 1o
| tie q taer aest a's'.or, VII bo ucces ari ,
,;Aecr.t FER "-Hs y. Washington. sles milne
-! ilfor patton n car. 30 tho rev reg ,sen,.
cen &C oa'eiNe."f-,s e.Ajutant Geteral Baker, ~
Cliu;or. ,g is Is.
S.MurLy. KiRKWOoc.
| lows q =. July 9Th 1862. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-14
Congressional Convention.

THE SEVERAL DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
Conventions Of the "a Congressional Distri Is
Of the state Of Iowa which cow No for the pur-
pose o. sen,ipg de'egsies to the democratic
state Convention,ar authorized to SO delegates
to the Congressional Convention to be held 1T
Dewitt o. Thursday. July Path, lso2.iot the pur-
pose Of nominating . Democratic candidate for
Congress in said district.
r, ito of Representatives-One delegate for
every one hundred votes cast for Stephen A.
Douglas in 1850, and one Tor each fraction over
City.
CAARLFS SCOTT, Clinton, County c,.;.
kICHAnD SMETHAM, Scott Ky
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