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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
GoYernor's Proclanaation.
9o. 4aa EXECUTIVE DEPIR7MEST, 4
Wheeling, Va, June 10th, 1852.
To the People OF virginia..

.
The large OF territory won by the arms Of the
nation, requiring numerous garrtsons to hold the
military positions thereof the casualties incident to
war, together with the threatened interference. or
two Of tho great powers Of Europe, TO destroy our
greatness and diminish our power, have cansed the
President Of tie United States to call for 800 600
punish properly the ImpCrtinent tertneddlfng With
onr internal affairs or this number, tho State of
Virginia has been called upon to furnish OSO men
as er proportion for the term of three years dur
ing tile war h 51o4 p lIlpl Q - III
TO mid and assist in the work OF furnishing the
states quota, desire all the Senator'S and members
of the House OF Delegates act as agents IN Focr
ing volunteers In their respective districts and coun-
ties; that they associate with themselves discreet
persons in each magistsral district In their several
counties as recruiting committees; that they recon-
mend active, Intelligent and brave meu to be COM
issiOned rs ID Lcuteuants Of the companies rnised
therein, and that they exercise their discretion to
the most effective means Of obtaining volunteers, by
Volunteers from the counties cast of the ohosa.
peake Buy5und south ohthc RappahannDcS Ter and
east OF the blue Ridge, will ezV0u5 Mt Norfolk
and from tie residue Of the counties east OF the BIne
Ridge at AlexhndFfn9 Those from the YAlleV dis
trict will rendezvous at siartnsburg and those from
the wheeling Congressional district, Except tho
county of PleaSRntS,) at Wheeling and Grafton
Those fGEnished by the residue Of the counties of the
State Will rendezvous at Charleston Gu anilotts
nient.
A premium Of Two DOLLARS VIII be Maid for each mr.
copied Volunteer, and npOn his acceptance by tho
the 500 bonnty) and Thirtesd Doldrs Zone Imorths
Fay) will be advanced, thus enabling tile Volunteer
TO Leave 7tiysigdt Dollars with his family OF
friends, should he desiTcto do 30. ~, -
Loyal men of Virginia. although internecine war
has devastated our lands, brought gief 10 our homes
aud siness to our hearts, yet 4 do net doubt that
You will voluntarily respond to ills call, and ny to
assist yOnr bravo brethren in tis last struggle for
home, country and constitutional freedom and se-
curn forever to ourselves and to children, the
priceless legacy bequeathed us by our fathers Your
sister States nobly responding by voluntary en-
lstment Let 1t not be said, that 1t WIS LETT for Viz
gtnia 10 furnish her quota by resortiTg to draft
.ssr FL PEIRp0TNqN-
by the Governor:
eHl bhA iaaH 1feil JylSStd&4tW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
HEADQUARTERS CAMP CARLYLE, I
=. IYHEELING, VA, July 19, 1862. =

Special Order No. $780,
Noties Is hereby given all persons wearing the
insignia Of officers soldiers OF the United States
army and not entitled to do to Immediately re-
move the same else they will be publicly stripped
Of them anil placed under arrest. -.l.....,- =
All soldiers absent ION furlOughp or otherwise, are
as deserters. --...ss.-l
by order CAPT. EwALD OVER, "
Commanding Post.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
The Commonwealth of Virginia
ApJgEAHE- GESERAL's OFFICE

staE a1577la ApgUfAAIHESE OFFICE T.. -,
WHEELING, Va, July Il, '62
A LL PRISONERS paroled by the C3ffederate aIi.
IA liberties I'm the United States Eerviee from tbis
State will Immediately repair to Camp Chase near
Columbus, Ohio, and report there for dnty. All who
fail ts do So Officers soldiers in the necessary time
TO do so. will be taken deserters - = 81 x
jylI.h hi H. j. sAAIUBLs, A. G.. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
PoLLACK's COLUMN.
10Y. ri MAIN ST. IO7
POlIaCk's Notion, House,

EjNHE largest establishment for the sale Of Foreign
Virginia.
Alter to-day the tremendous stock of Summer
Goods CLOSED out mt cost Unprecedented induce
ments offered in Cotton Hosiery. German Fancy Bas-
kets Children Carriages, EmbrOderies Toilet arti
Giles, HaHdkerchiefs, Taylor Trimmings shettInd
Wool Portmonnaies, Wallets, Portfolios, Army Mo-
lions, India Rubber GOOds.
Sntlera Supplied with Army Stores, at U s. rates,
Mt POLLACK'S.
s1-JsnerssOnyiiie Currency Mt par for Goods,
at POLLACK'S.
Receiys Eastern Virginia at Tsc the dollar for
bills Oven SO. t-i ~ III ~ j IL ~ 4
Premium allowed on Treasury Notes ] per cent,
on Specie per cent. .. at, iP0LLACk's.1 z
Preparations for Fall Trade demand the early re
duetion Of stock, which, IL PRICES will do 1T,
must be very successfully accOmPl lshed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21

M UsIo.-We have received to-day the follow
M ing music: ID
The American Flag, 81 = =s.as e-544 51ogil. III
Parade March, sa III -grr IN ai
Rising OF the People, q. ls44 4si4sll a--al-ii
Robin Red Breast, - Il 5.-s .1sa1t. b.
Col Elsworth's Funeral March, 1sfitl
u. 8. Navy QuRdrilIe,- isz ..ld r
~ The Last Words of Washington, ss.trsf
Happy lie thy Dreams, asz a40sH- is.f
A0nis Lisle, a.ta--=-ff- 81. III l
ThsYOunteer's Farewell, s.e
The PFeedtAan's Song, rl Sod
May God Protect Columbia, 80
Our Flag WE'LL Maintain. gG-s 20 =
Ariso from Dreams of Thee, yT5-i-s.
Sly Village Home,
The First Song With the Angels, srHs -..
The Standard of Freedom,
A Dream OF Hope, ISL r..r
O. The Guuboat Quick Step, -----------.-
Sensations Sweet,
U. S. Army Calls. z
All orders for Music promptly attended to by
,jy9r Ae's.s ~ 4 iOs Main a's street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
i FoRTREss MoNRoE, july IA, /

~
.FoRTREss MoSRoE, July.l4, 1862.
A few days previous TO the evacuation
of Norfolk by the rebels, says correspon-
dent of the Tsibune, "Merrimac No. Twon
was toWed from the navy yard in that city
up James river to Richmond, where large
number of mechanics have since been en-
gagged in plating her with iron and prepar-
ing her for service. Her armor is in plates
instead of bars, her sides of wood and six
feet thick and she will have all the i'm
proyements suggested by the career of the
Merrimac. In the haste of the evacuation,
her boilers were left behind on the dock
At Norfolk /; but she has since been supplied
with others at Richmond, which circurl-
stance has occasioned delay in her COM
ing out. She has received the engines of
the Arctic, Commanded by Capt. Hartstein
in his Northern explorations.
These engines were taken ont of the yes
sci at Norfolk soon after her return from
her memorable voyage. The name of the
new steamer or ram has been changed to
the Richmond, and is about two-thirds the
size OF the Merrimac Tor Virginia. will
draw about ten feet, and is represented as
being altogether more formidable than the
slayer OF the Cumberland and Cougress.-
peserters. escaped prisoners, and Others
represent that she is nearly ready to make
her appearance IN the James river, aud al
slaughter of any number of our gunboats
is confidently counted on. 1t is said that
the Instructions AT Fort Darling have been
SO contriyed as to let her drop through, as
did the Teazer the other day.
These are Substantially the particulars as
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
Winchester Again Threntened-The
]. Depots at New Creek Broken Up.

Winchester Again Threntaned-The
Depots at New Creek Broken Up.
HARPER's Ferry, July 10, 1862.
The aspect of affairs in the vicinity of
Winchester and throughout that section
ofthe valley ofthe Shenandoah is very
unfaYorable, and fears are entertained
that We shall soon have trouble. In con.
sequence of the threatning appearance of
matters Mt Winchester the stores and all
other valuables of the army have been
safely removed here by way of the Poto-
mac and Winchester Railroad.
Various rumors are atlOat in regard to
the movements of the enemy, and it is
reported here that our pickets were dri-
ven in below Winchester last night In
anticipation of danger, the telegraph
Office at that place has been removed
over u mile from tho town, near the forth
fications. The friends of the South here
and ut Martinsburg arc ''acting rs if
they had heard good news" and express
their confidence that tlierebele willfnake
raid into the Valley as far rs Winchcs-
ter before many days sa5
The force at Winchester, if compelled
to retreat, will fall back upon this place,
which we can hold against vastly superb
or odds. The movements of our forces
/ cnnnot state, but 1 believe that General
Pope has them SO posted as to foil jack,
son, should he. venture tho far There
seems to be u general impression here
that Winchester will be the scene of a.
fierce battle before week, Tits rumo-
red that jackson, with one half of the
large army which he took to Richmond
so suddenly, has returned, and been rein
forced by the numerous guerilla bands
about the country. Esf
During the last ten days our vast
depots of supplies at New Greek, Martins
burg, and other phases have been broken
up, and the stores removed elsewhere,
so that the rebels can have no terapta-
ton along the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. There is not much pros
pect of their Interfering with the trains
on this road, as they are well guarded
by Adjutant General Miles here, and
General Kelly at Cumberland, bothu of
whom are under the command of, Major
General Wool ofthis department.
a PARIS letter revives the old story. that
Louis Napoleon is believed to be affected
at times mentally to such degree as to-
become Indifferent as to the course of af-
fairs, and during these moments, they say.
the Empress controls him, and when she
controls him, the priesthood to whomlshe
is devoted, gain the dscendancy Thus
they account for the yaciliatton about
Rome one month there is every prospect
of an evacuation, the next month none at
all. When the Emperor is active the iiIb-
erals hope, and the clericals are despond-
ing when the Empress gains the ascend
aucy, the clerieals are up, and the liberals
down. II is to the Empress that this same
public opinion now charges the FIRST nd
yanees of the A1monte- Miramon party in /
laying the plot of the Mexican Expedition,
for, as in the case of the Pope, she is car-
rying ont her Foit rs protector of the cler-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21

~ press an .eolors Of Cording SIIks snita6ie "a
''ji S99 er.ses; es9oP "a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Each stripe as bright as now they wave,
Still make Il lead our ranks in war, s..Er=. I'D
Slill boat above eacli patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare ~ &
Totrail IL through the dust OF shame.
All honest hearts its lot will share
And follow 1t to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
AT FoRrREss aIoNRoE

DESCRIPTION of Tic Msrrmac Number Trio,
now at Richmond mp6ftdat Drd5iags
Found on board the Tsazer-Ef orEs TO
Blockade HE James River.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
HEIMsTREEp,s p
InimitabIG Hair Restorative,
IT IS NOT a DYE.

IT rs NOT A DYE,
plying the capillary lubes with nAturaI sustenancss
impaired by age OF disease. All taStaHtaHeols dyes
are of lunar eIuStfe destroying the yital-
~ and beauty of the hair and ah0rd Of theuse4yrs
no dressing. Heimstreefs Inimitabls Coloring not
only retorss hatr to its natural color by an easy
- Luxurlant Beauty,
promotes its growth, prevents IFS falling on eradi
to the head Il has stood the test Of time being the
9rgnaI lier CQloFngs and 8 Constantly Interesting
u Ossd by both geltlemen aud ladies. IL IS
s9ld by an respectable dealers or can be proeuredby
T 1880 O. t9s Som@erci9l agent p Barnes, 202
SOLD s.bYTf ~ I0GAlFE0U. and REED & RAP =,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
8 NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY, .
o. HarveY, Collin z I.Brace..a

p OF Harvey Soll1ns, cc Brace
C123 Dearborn street, Cn1cldo, III.
OFFICES AT '22llE SIohroe street, WHEELING, Va.
- 1, l4T6 Seventh street, WASHINGTON, d. @.
.nFPICERS and Soldiers claims for back pay, pen
W sions and bounty attended tn promptly. CoiIec.
tiuns made for Government TeamstersS eommisslry
and Quarter-master's Employees, and all others who
are not enlisted men. Accounts against the United
States OF whatever Bind, whether for money ndvnnc.
ed supplies Finished, or damages sustained, proseeu
ted before the Court of Claims at tile Capital.
business placed In oiirlianjs receives prompt per-
s0nal attention FROM the members of Washington
City House, thereby securing many claims which, In
the hands ofinexperenred or distant persons would
prove generally unsuccessful 1909
~ No Advance Fee Demnndedi "a
and charge for prosecuting claims II not recOvefe
reliable agent wanted in every county in the
State. U - ~ dsilIlu 1908 jS7-dGSE1m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21

The captain of the Pacific, with great
heroism, while the shot were flying around
him, went back and picked up his tow, and
proceeded. Captain John Pennington, of
New Jersey, of the bnrk Mustang, was
shot through the body by=a rifle ball.
Though he yet survives in the hospital
he is believed to be in n critical condition.
The mail boat Warner was fired on also,
and struck several times by rnusket shot,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21

UVIUW CITY TOInI. "
Gen. McClellan's pickets now extend
eight miles (by lnnd) down the east side of
the river, and it is said that his cavalry
have been as far down us the mouth of the
Chickahominy. ia
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23
GENERAL HALLECK.

The latest advices up to the hour Of
writing seem to indicate that Gen. Hal
Ieck has certainly been call. d from his
command in the West, and placed at
the head Of the armies OF the United
States. 1t is also said that this same
position had previously been offered to
both Generals Mcclellan and P. pc, bu,
they preferred to remain with their men
upon the field Of battle until the con
test is decided. They ask for no hon.
ors Excepting such as they win Will.
their swords. Nor do we imagine that
Gen. HalIeck LETT his command b, cause
he was tired Of it, but it was p,obab y
d. ne at the earnest solicitation Of Il e
administration.
This act Of President Lincoln IN this
callirg q man to the first position in
military sfiairs. who is very obnoxious
to the mere rab'd portion OF the Re
pnblicals and all the Abolition wing of
party, is q sure indication that the
breach between the Chief Executive
and his party, is rapidly widening, and
hourly becoming more and more impas.
sable. General Hal'eck is highly com.
petent for the position, and under his
most Systematic snd ener getic manage
ment We my expect 10 see the war
prosecuted with vigor, aid With vie,
Only Of restoring the Union to i,s mia.
tine vieor and defending The Cop.ti,u.
''oo a. !" " at the present day. No
more Hunter and Phelps proclamation.
mo more Cabinet blunders in IN.
management Of the army. Let the m.
ton take courage. Let the friends Of
conservatism be rtjoiced.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23
PrOclama liev by the Governor 10 the
People OF Iowa.

have this day received from the Secretary OF
War telegram requesting NE to raise. Is soon as
practicable for the United States service for three
years or during the war, five regiments Of volun
ter infantry. being part Of the quota Of thi.
State under the late call Of the President tor 500,
700 men, The preservation of the Union. the
p rpetuity Of our goverpm mt, tho honor Of our
State demand that this requisi,ioa should be
promptly met. Our harvest is upon ~ and We
have feared . lack Of force to secure it. But We
must initiate our brave Iowa boys in the Geld,
meet new emergencies with new exsrtions. Our
I'D men and our bows unfit for war, II need be,
our women, must help 70 gather hsrvests while
those able to bear arms 90 forth to aid their
brave orethreo IN the field. The necessity 10 mr.
gent. Our nsticnal existence 10 1t stake. TIE
more promptly the President 10 furnished t.
nseded trooE the more speedily will this unh.
rebellion be crushed, and the hlessines Of psscs
again visit our land. Until then we must expect
the hardehips and privAtions Of war.
The time has coms when men must make, %
many have already made ,saeri6ces Of ease comfort
and business for the cause of tee country.
The enemv, BY = sweeping CONSUMPTION, have
forced INTO their ranks oil men capable OF bearing
arms. Our government has ~ yet relied upon
the volunteer action Of our citizens. But II need
be. the same energies must bs exsrted to prsser,
eur government that trs:tors are using to destroy
1t. To simplify and systemss the missing Of shses
regiments, have assigned one to each Of the lst
u, I'd and 4th Congressional Distnets, and to the
9th and 9Th together. This will prevent inter-
ference in recruiting and enable those from the
same section to 60 u tn field together.
Which district will have it, regiment first In
the helds Places Of rendezvous, for the different
regiments, will be designated when receive no
sice OF their destination. will b necss ari ,
absent for some weeks 1t Washington. Meantime
ell inforhatioain reRarl to the Few regiments
can CO obtained from Adjutant General B.kss,st
Clinton.
SAMUEL ]. KIRKWOOD.
Iowa City, July 9th, 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23
THE HOUSEKEEPER,S
new FURNITURE PoLlsH!!

Prepared from an improved recipe blythe pro-
prietor Of the Brother Jonathan POLISH, certi-
fed BY ell tho leading New York furniture deal
ers and Piano Forte Makers to be tho best II the
world for removing scratches, marks and dirt, and
restoring high and lasting gloss to all kinds Of
v.rnished work, frsm furniture to leather. Il 10
cheaper and better than varnish, dries immedi-
steiy. and Is easily applied, With piece II can
ton flannel and . bottle or two Of this New Fur
niture poli.h, hou.ekeepsr can work magic in
new. Now 10 the time t" Shine up" your tables,
chairs, desks, pianos pic urs frames, etc.,
aid male theu l,ok 50 psr cent. better. This 10
true economy. For ss.e by furniture dealers and
storekssgers generally. Price, IS and 80 cents
30 tie. Depot No. Spruce street, New York.
York P. 0.
julys-dAwttebl4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

PITCnIN0 IN.-Thcre are thr. &
prom ne"t cand dates D the Republican
side 10 this District for Cong, essiona al
nomination. Jake Botler, If Musca.
tine, has been travelling for mortLs en-.
des'o'irg to organ 70 victory Judge
Smyth, Of Marion, is sl.o training HIM.
s-if for the convention, and counts on
success, and Hiram P'ice, of ,hi. place,
has an idea that he can walk over N.
trsck at leisure. Two Of these gentle.
men are bound to be deceived and n.
thnd NAV ~ske up next Oct. Der and
lind hiutelf q passenger on the Sal,
River scow which leaves about that
time.
Democrats will do their duty, "
think.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

WHETHER or not the President shall
arm the negroes, Illinois, according to
Gov. ates, "already alive -i.L I.-s vi
drum and resounding with the tread Of
new recruits, will respond to your The
Preeident's) CALL" Blu: arm the negroes,
land she will leap like a flaming giant
into the fight" This bombast would
hrve been Iittls less ridiculous before
the people of Illinois had decided, by
nearly unanimous vote, that they
would not hereafter admit negroes into
the State, nor permit those already here
to vote or hold Office. That is the way
Illinois ''leaps" concerning the negro.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

Well, what next 7" said Ms. Par
tington, IS she interrupted Ike, who vas
reading the war news-''the pickets we're
driven in Eve miles? Bless my poor
soul, but that will make strong fence,
| suppose they had to be driven 10 deep,
to keep the Secessionaders from digging
out under them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

QerTrvo ToDB ViRv BLACK The
Moline 1adtpesdsxt says man in these
times must necessarily be an Additional
or traitor. The Boston Liberator
and Fted Douglass paper say the same
thing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23
RRIPG 4 HRATrS0
bathlng Reuse 1 SWlm1lDg Slhoel,
RULES AND REGULATIONS.


l The establishment sossists Of tve depart
nsats. Wis: Bathing House and Swinmiae School
The tsahisg neoso, which y DIVIDED intc
two distiocs spastnests, nay - eceapdel . sAy
boar d1sine the day By hoidsss Of essssa deks,s
for ssinniag end besAinGs q q sisgis bsehinG
dckete.
The swimnine dspastm nc viii b assd e.
elusivsly b. free swiomess and svioning seho'.
an, enly in tathiae desss lasee 1sssea hSafe sed
tor sWfsaine se6eless os1y i pesesace = The
s~i@aing ssaeAsr. frse swi00ss- ase thoee who
ars sbls = sste saee sesireiy asoos6 the are:
frss svino~s) gill not - pe.aistsa % swim
without the bsst, 70 pssveat aeeidsets.
& ~ sdvice Of pkysieians, the dire u remain
ing - The wasee Win - limited % - 0souses u
Spsing, - 20 nisstss In eannse, sod - ID aia-
At Is o9nisstirs d seeh lesess ~ nso.
bsss viii tssvo ths ibasia - The signal . naks
aoon fes ~ et1sss.
Bahine house ed svinaise eshsel will b
epso svesy DAY sxssls Ssadays, iron o'eloek IN
he eorai.g tn ajas IL tAe evening. ssnaay'
rss ~. ring sshoea vim b dsvsseS s1sla
sively . la1les fzpa q II \. y. ~ isca =
% r. r., aosossftjs - osas DsnAesl, doo 8 g
dx 4: y ~ iro. Il 4. = 70 II. :. saA f''. :
! Poiite bsAsvior 4 sxpse.sl = Ven : psspse
stseaiioe e 50 russ and diseesieas u ths saeh-
. AM >sssaasy alterations e r1lss 90 seg1-
Listens vim - pesssl up u he rse0s..
N Sessoa tiekss % he 6ateing neuse eod
swionise ssess,s 800, - half = = Opa91n
~ ~ si.isss Is sssis, - u - leiiar.
m 6osniae dSua11, teWsls -. vin - fas1f1A-
" d. {he ae0bes e he euinqlae eoAoel, -
VIII - tnk0 ehasgs q, deis6 81 keee q esdes u
Assitse. q sshsfgs Il - esae p1wse
2 rss:..s e $780, = - 49, Rss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

S2O.40, less than forty cents week,
will secure life policy for $1,000 in the Con
necticut Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Assets. $4,S6OO00 Divideuds have never
been less than forty per cent. per snnum. b.
B. Hoffman. agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

eIVHr 41YIRAL DIMOCRATIC COUNTY
q he Sassssf Iowa vhjeA eesv - fes ~ pr
pose u ssneiDg ds'sgssss 70 he Deasssasis
osats CoevdD 1ioa A. aGhosf1sd = I'D deDeGases
- the Ceaosaonal agoavsaeoa = b Asjd q
DEWITT. On 1hSrsday, Jnly 3lsh, 1854 ier NE par
psss II no0inatisg Dsoossatie saadidaas foe
Ceagfoee In aid District.
Rato u 1spesssatatives-ODe dslegate fos
evosy ono hundred votes east for StepAea 4.
Dsaelas Il 1850, cad ons iee Ssh fns63ea evss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

TIE Continental, Security, Lorillard
ssd A-srocolitso Fire Iosurases Con psoise. Of
Nee Y.rk. end the New Eoglaad asd Marine.
81 Hssssesd, ere reliable. proops paying sssk
Osopssiss. RsSsss Siopsus, aeses, esath.
- seease 0ssqaA - Hoy asssoAisfsg
q assI 1NS.GlvI &T&z +.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

A MAN 70 yesss Old, may, for fifiy
csots wssk. secure pol,ev IN ,hs Roui..hi
Life Assaraoss aosi-si, pasiee Ai,,dc..as Il j
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