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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-08
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The Demoesaey of Lows are hereby YeaueaaeA
e meet in Cosven,ien By Delssssse ffvn shs
several eoaa.ies on
aHURsOAY, TIE 17TH or JULY,
At the Capitalin Desmelses, fol. the purpose Of
o@inatins Caudida' ~ f0s the several state CiIl-
rs, T. be elected IN October Wis: Secretary Of
>tste, Auditor Of State, Treasurer Of otate, Reg
.'er OF State Laad Once. and Attorney General ;
and 70 transact such other business - may come
Uefore them.
.he oasis Of county Representations viii be one
delegate for evory one hundred votes cast for
5TEraEN A. DoUoLAs, in 1850, and che for every
fraction over City.
According to > rule adopted 1t . former Stats
COnveetion, no county can b represented By
ueoxy.
Tho several Democratic County Committse,
throughout the tate are requested to call Coun-
~ Conventions, OF " take su,h measures for III
election Of Deleeasss 70 the Stste Convention, u
may be according 10 the usage in their RESPECTIVE.
| ,ountiee.
according 70 ussgs, the Convention will b,
called to order 1t o'clock P. N. Of the day des
i9nated Ia the call.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-08

Lose Draws OU,.-Tac present ses
SION Ut Congress reached Its seventh,
mouth on iu,sd, last.
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Great Fave u, BssAsw a.
SAN FRArc,sro 4,

~, oAn FRArcIsco, June %. 4
The bark Early Bird f,om Ho, q
h""g, reports that = large Gre occurreS
d az n.'ka a" so 90 the ls Of May. which
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-08

CoLLApssD.- The great Illinois cana
enlargement scheme has been laid on the
shelf until december next. Whether
the next Congo will do ANYTHING for
j. is extremely doubtful. The Chicago
Journal says sit may be too late. How.
ever there is no use crying over split
milk" The 'm;lk" here referred to tot
onlv means the Canal but the Arsenal
probably.
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| probably

The wheat crop which is now being
harry. sted in southern Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois promises large yield. There
are reports Of damage from some parts
If the West, but The general yield ma,
e set down IS full average Corn is
dong ve'y we'll, and, with scasonab'e
sea,her in July and August, the crop
will be large.
The Utica Obse, Ger says: rs ,me Of
'nr excha' ges are recommending thai
Kerosene oil be poured on vines ano
,lants to save them from bugs ant
worms. A friend Of ours has tried i
on cucumber vines and the bugs ant
worms were killed. SO were the vines :
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= n, -, 0AtssBU1o, July s.
Kaox,a io' lS.s Manning died suddenly 1t
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Business Cards not to exceed lines, so 90 PEI
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preach change IN sddit,snal chssgoot - cents
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Large ats oh argsd double the same dimsnsiso
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


III a III
!. ThsAdvsssissr, having bsss restored % heath
In afsw weeks By very simple remedy. after
having suffered several years with severe lung
sGsesica, and that drssd disease, Cossumptioe-
IL asx,ous 70 make known 70 his fsllov-suGsssn
the means Of cure.
TO oil Who desire II, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (fres ofchasge,) with the drse-
ton for preparing and ueing the sane. which they
will 6nd suRs Ouas 1os CessUnRTiox. ASTHMA,
BsoScHr1ls, 10. The only objsst Of the savsr-
tissr In sending the prsaosipties = % hsesAs The
amicted, and spread information which hs con-
eeves be invaluable. and hs hopes every safsrsl
will try his remedy, - II viii cost them nothing
| and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription win please I'd.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
| WiLlrAMsDuR0a,
octs0-3mv Kings County, Nev York.
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81 q fossA ~ The Fsis OfoaDAss Desesy -.
~ ~. Eeeeda0 ~ HaeaAAy - sesn veeSI7zSS
sneAeQQoD.s If lap1A1eW
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Il "a 4 ~ !. :. -,
THE WAR NEWS.

THE WAR NEWS.
Ceel News zen Gen McClellsD.
= 8
The EMMY DRlvCN BkCk
TEN kllES.
Dea lh Of Hon. Jalius mannsnS'
eREcRAL Grant On CURRllLAs.
no Memphis Avalanche Ssppresses.
DESTRUCTION OF A COTTON
TRAIN.
Ya,auOrfnmf FROM VIcksNosrg
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Ak1lflClAl. LEGS.
ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMS.

selph,'. Potent SIC froodscny, opposite
St Nicholas Xo eI
THE ABOVE UNRIvALLED SUBSTITUTES
! Tor lost limbs combining all the latest Inn
provcnents can tie had only OF
WILLIAM SELPHO,
Patsntce, sic broadway.
IL Sepd for Circular. my3.- IN
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ClAlHNllYANCE.

AFR AND MkS. T. ). PRICE, HYDRO
Nl eclectic and clair .oysnt physicians nfs:
nee wi, pay special attention " The practice o.
Obstetrlcs and healing disesses peculiar 70 nef
lex.
UvyICE HoyRs-0a. m. to 6p. N. Once and
resideL.e. LoCIaire House. Reception rOcin b.
tween NAN .. ID ladies entrance, second street.
,trbl7-aI,i Usssnp n, lows.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-08
CoDg rossivasl convention.

THE SEVERAL DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
Conven ions OF the "a Congressi.nal Distri t.
of the State If Iowa which cow No for the pur-
po.e o. sen ing de'eg.,es to the Democratic
Htate Convention,ar authorized to 80 delegates
10 the Congressional Co"ven ion TO bs held It
Dewitt on Thursday. July 24lh, 1890. the pur-
pose Of nominating Democratic candidate for
Congress in ssid district.
K, tic Of Repre.entatives-One delegate fo'
evevv one hundred votes cast for Stephen A
douglas in 1850, and one for each fraction ovs'
fifty.
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l(sNAH:US Lam. Fck.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AGCOUCHEUk.
UrgICk-South- east cor 81 y fady and Sec
,nd streets Office hours from {. Z A. d., sod ,
q r. ~
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Medical PrescvSpftoss .

sad to b under the constant care Of tns rnyn
s.an and experienced nurses. We eoan oo' ~
is'and end MoIius'.o Il special eases. .ske calls
hv rail rona and river. C6.rxes fof trsa'Ss 4.
taking home tres ID uscs .iIi pay weekly: NE =;
rssee VII pay spseal sttsa'ioo g 80 p u -.
O"ssstsics and healing diseases pees"..a SA.n
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ne Memphis Avalanche ssppresses.

Important from VtcEsNSF8
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). c. PAkKER, ND. - $50 y. CAIN, =. D.
DOCTORS PARKER 4 Net AIN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
[ No. Z Franklin ,lock, second door, btady ST..
between second and Third, Davenport, Il ~.
DK PAkKsR's residence. cosner yth AMI LeClaire
streets DR.. UgO. ". McCAxss residence. east
Brady. second door from ccrner u vth.
17-dtf
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MANHOOD!
how LOST! HOW RESTORED !

HYDRO ECLEC1 &c CU"E
Greenbush, Moline Avenue, Rock IsIsnd, Illinois
Mr.. 1 MRS. T. 8. PRICE, Physicians.
10 now pen for tho reception OF p.nents wnc =
wish t. avail themselves Of . thorough couFss u
WATER TREATMENT,
In connection with
C1A1RvOYANT EXAMlNATBONs'
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C. D. ODN q Don,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Pubic. Once, Northwest
.rner Of Brady and Second streets, up-stsifs-.
trance on brauy street. July 2S-dtf
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n..,n NJ Hon. Jaliu. mannins.
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TO EARMERs.

N r VEL L.K n Q !" :
= - q X
+ ->-AA2ae
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cssl news ftsn Gen MeClellss.
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20. E1N1l1lg1'Shlp.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
themselves together this day, ter the purpose
Of COM uc,ing he Hotel business At tho .eClaire
House, in tais clty under the firm name Of Gillett.
Nifts h Morris.
DAVENPORT, May 9Th, 1852.
p J. GILLETT,
}. C. WIRTS,
W. c. NORRIS.
myo DIFF
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T1OME MADE SALVE.
State Of lows, Des Moinss County
TO BENJAMIN ROBERTS.

You are hereby notified that there Il now on ns IN b
ONCE Of the Osrk Of the District court Of said County
petition Of John Scarf claiming Of you the sum ofsvp
three 7O00 dollars with ten per cent interest," as nos
due on promissory note. and also asking for an ssa
nent against your property and that unless you spp
thereto aud defend on or before Of the second IN
holden In the City Of Burlington, In said County on b
Third Monday Of Aoril, A. D., 1862 default will BE-
tered against you and Judgment rendered thereon.
A. j. MESSENGER,
feb11- w5t ATTY for Plt6
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To T
January 1s s
IN
Of Fund iii
he County, are deemed ample same
Respectfully obedin serva
JOHN LAHEE, Of Superi~
By j. W. Deuuv
BuRL1Na low, Mrch13 - 'OT"'
subscribe
reside Office
Cr+'
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~ = -
well ptsysa e aa = ..,.. ~ d.
u possible snss yOu srP.Ss
err RsoPs. ~ y. ...h .ii vho reast the risht-
49, &c ~. Gnvernmentr reniied the
n..;n .:hsshsr thew come from the South Of
North" s.8
''Dut did you ever know OF s1cn : movement
being put down BY the bAyonets
20, yea! We had an instance 10 our ccun..ys
when the whakey insuffec:io9, ~ tennsy
was cuppressed, oar'ns sue .1'1'1's''ss'0A =
Was1ing.en 80. ..;.y,
GOV oon P ss ~ 49, q penr.v,vsn;.Yp
soe -, .~ss. -;., ,e,,ch .r,,.rent horror.
ss MI s.'s !; XII -s.nscts renl;ed ~ sntain.
az. = .en.;J.- tn;s rehellion. Alfred = 6y the
as.;,;sh r.ss;on. of Z few disappointed politi-
49, = H. Sonth = infnitelv more sbomina.
~ .hsr snv outhreak which could BE- excited by
nd -h;,isv. n Pennsylvania. or elsewhere
Al old veteran. resident of Nashville, who
vas liatenlne. erasped the Captain by the hand:
good hlese you!D said he, " that's right! don't
hesitste to tell them the TRUTH The secesh
gent suddenly remembered, % the saying is, an
engagement in another part Of the town.
| record these instances Of manly bearing
with tho more pleasure, because have seen
some disgusting exhibitions OF toadyism on the
part Of certain officers in our army, toward the
advocates OF this wicked and bloody treason.-
It exists generally in latent form, but is pref
~ certain to show itself if the supporter OF die.
loyalty happens 20 live In an elegant mansion,
to have . hundred or 80 'niggers" around him
and to sport q gold headed cane.
The TascaroFa ana Nashyille.
The London American publishes the fol-
lowing letter. written by the CAPTAIN of the
n stoor,.r Tracoror..
n q. SrEAMrR TuscAHoRA. orr Cowrsl
Febrnarv < 1862
Dear sir-The British Government have inst
added a brilliant chanter to their mage Of his
torv in the eec.na of The nitrate staamer Nasb.
villa Tho waat If oood faith that has been
exhibited toward mo would in all If ito d.
tails reonire a longer time to record than I
hove 81 NV a;snosaI I..t II snff;cs that from,
the 10th Of January to the 2sth have been
constantlv beset with rules. which were each
veoL cbsnced each waak made more str;n.
~an, md gsvs avarv advantsoa 70 The n;r.te
Which thew desired to turn loose mon onr
.nrn,marca E;nsllv an tha oo,s, ~. nor.
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Andrew Johns0n's Mission 60 Tennes.ee.
Colonel Forney writes to the Philadelphia

Press:
The Mission of Andrew johnson, who zoe.
forward as the military Governor Of the STATE
Of Tennessee, is at least one way Of cutting the
Gordian knot of complications which have re-
suited from the conquest Of the rebels in that
State, and will certainly follow their oyertLrov
in other quarters. It will prove to be most ef.
fective He will enter the State, of which he
is the proud and peerless Senator, not only a.
a Brigadier General at the head of an over.
whelming force, but as the deliyerer Of his
own people. long held in chains by their on
Pressors. His first step will be to seize upon
the machinery Of the State Government, to car
ry out the idea that no act Of Secession can
annihilate State of this Union, and to prepare
the way for the election OF Legislature. cho.
sen by the loyal people Of Tennessee, who win
Cooperate with him in the great purpose OF
constitutional obligation and obedience to the
laws passed in pursuance Of the Constitution.
All this has been done by the Government. Won
will perceive, without the aid Of Congress- and
it is significant evidence Of the Justice md
expediency Of this policy, that no portion Of
tho Representatives and Senators in Congress.
are found to object to it.
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WALL PAPER.
ESTRAY NOTICE

~ Taken up, December Esd, 1861, BY Udah LOps
Mones County, Iowa, the following described Hxriy
bright bay mare colt with small star In the forehead sl
small spot between the nostrils, black name md I'd
supposed to be two years old last spring.
Appraised ct Twenty five Dollars BY H. p. Morgan i
Matthias Thul the 31st day Of December 1851 bdn
]. p, O. Marble. Filed Feb. sth, 1862.
JOHN LAHEI, Ckrt,
mar1-W8m$ ByJ. W. HBIsn, DepsJ
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Inc York Evening Fosts Altnoueu an4-
Sous, as are nearly all loyal men in the Free
States, to see slavery damaged in every justi6a-
BILE way, is decided in its disapproval of the
scheme of reducing the insurgent States to .
territorial condition, in order to bring the bad
institution within the reach Of the General
Government. 1t states the real position Of the
matter very clearly % follows:
1.-THE relations Of the States to each other and
to the Federal Government are created by that
instrument, and until that is destroyed those re-
lations remain the same, whatever course any
single State may zee ct to pursue. If State
could, by an act Of its own, annul it, own exis-
tence, then the doctrine of secession is right,
and we of the North have been warning against
q correct principle. The State Governments
which have confirmed the rebellion are held to
be in suspense, but not snnulled As organize
tons they have been perverted from their nm :.
poses, but not snnihilated. They still exist de
lure. As soon as enough people loyal to the
Federal Constitution are gathered to put their
machinery in operation they will be revived
They are as much factors of the Union new a.
they ever we're; because the Constitution
which creates and defines them is in full vioor.
although their own local constitutions are for
time psrayzed. 1t would be departure. then.
1IOm SOUND tneory 10 treat those States az Ter.
ritories it would be doing by legislation pre.
cisely what their people wished to do by arms.
but which we would not suffer them to do: and
1t disfranchises abruptly all their loyal inhabi.
tants because of offences committed by the dis.
loyal. In either phase the scheme is likely to
awaken hostility, not at the South alone hut at
the North. Our present unanimous prosecu-
ton Of the war against rebellion would be COM
plicated with an intricate and doubtful political
question, which would eventually lead to seri.
Gus party divisions, and greatly embarrass the
energetic action of the Government. All the
jealous adherents Of the doctrine of State rights
ourselves among them, would feel compelled
to oppose the new doctrine, or any other which
involves the legal dismemberment of the "a.
ton"
These conclusions, we doubt not, will be sus.
tanned by the great mass of the people, not be.
cause they desire to spare slavery-not. as has
sometimes been vehemently charged. because
they had rather see the Union perish than to
see slavery desroyed-but because they are un.
willing to risk the Union in order to strike
doubtful blow at slavery, and because they have
sufficient faith in the progress of Christian civ.
ilzation to expect the decline and fall of slave.
ry, without any necessity for setting aside the
Constitution to accomplish so desirable result.
And they naturally and justly suspect the sound.
ness of any political theory ingeniously and Ia.
boriously got up in order to justify an attempt
to abrogate State institutions-like Mr.. Sum-
ner's theory OF political felo de Sc.
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The D1ag olthe leygo Uooooes
"The Flag IL tho Second Iowa Regiment which
ves the arst q aost over The rebel works ct f.
Donelson, has been taken 70 Dssnoniss, and will
30 hung over the Speakers Deak during the -
sion Of the Legislature, and Afterwards placed
in the archives Of ths State Historical Society.
Il has nineteen bullet holes received In ths asht
at Donelson, and in 10 defence. thrse color
bearers were killed and three wounded"
oh the Aag-she dag of Douslson--that he
Iowa Second bore,
With swelling heArts-and steady hands-to the
sounding cannon's roar.
Uplift Il hieh--that glorious 6ag-that the pa
triot eye may see,
What fearful conflict It passed through, on IL
march TO Victory.
See, its blood-stained folds-and torn stars-ahe
work Of treason's hand,
Let 10 plead with God-that this monster, may
be driven from the land.
oh, pray mighty prayer to Aim, that tho Stase,
crushed down, may zee,
In the crimson Gag Of DoneIson-his emblem OF
the free.
Preserve this Aag-with tender care-ita blood
-its stripes-its scars,
In memory Of the noble band-who died be-
meath it, stars
May the living ones, whose lives we're spared
when that gallant charge was hurled,
Return, to see their honored dag, In majesty un-
uniurled. d. 4.
FAnrnID. lows, March 9th. 1862.
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feb11-w5t
rHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR

Contains chronological record of the Rebeon-Pof
uiafion Of principal cities and Of each State BY COUNTS
rom census OF 1S60-Electon Returns Of 1s61-Popalr
Vote for PRECEDENT National and State COVERINGS
&C.. &c.
Sent BY mail to any address receipt Is cents. Fz
sale by J. p BROWN,
jan2l- Havk.Eye BgNiing
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weekly Report OF she Morsalisy among
lows soldiers In the Hospitals and
Camps In lhe Vicinity Of 1t. Louis, Mo-,
for the week ending March O.
March Hiram Cronk, Co. F, 18th Infantry.
George Penfeld, Co. K, 18th
Charles F. Beck, Co. @, I'd
G. W. Lay, Co. F, l4th !"
March Chaplin Duncan, Co. D, I'd Cavalry.
March 7-Jos jackson, Go. !, 18th Infantry.