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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19

The Democracy Of tue several counties IN tie
State are requested 10 that the necessary steps
are TAX u in their respective counties e insure
their full representation Al the sfafe ConteHiiaU
ny order al tho Democrats State cratnai Gom
Ei,tee.
T. NJ. FiLWunp, Chairman
G TupK. SecrstarY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19


\ QUEER pitcE OF FASHION.
" clericsl bands' worn by Young ladies'
in New York have attracted the atten
ton Of theIJoarnai o. Commerce. which
DESERT cs them as a broad baod OF white
something
WE learn tha, Judge y. L. Brainard
Of Harrison comfy has been appointed
speclal Agent OF the Post Office Depart
mtnt fQr Iowa. lie succeeds Hon. j
Is. Grinnell, who teudefed his resigna-
ton some months since, bn. has been in
service until now, waiting the appoint
ment Of his successor.
THE earnings Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad company exceed ten millions
II dollars for the las, fiscal year. The
New York Central gave s9,3oo,000 !;
the Etic s. 100000. Mrch Of the re.
cents Of the Pennsylvania limo were
from transportation OF troops and Gov
eminent supplies.
poek Al CouNcIL BLuFFs,-Council
Bluff, IS becoming a point of some i'm
portsnce in the line OF pork packing
We learn trom tue Bngie that 10000
hogs have already been packed, and L.
200 on / Of ready fer slaugl terirg.
TnE NrNnre OF SLAVES IN Mlssou.
m.-A It. Loris paper gives statst cs
showing the probable ntmber Of slaves
10 Missouri TO be bougthy tue proposed
compensatel emancipation project
1t thieks there arc silI loo, goo IN the
State, and the twenty million OIL would
only give an average Of $500 each on
them. is highly probable that shou d
any sach scheme q emancipation he
sanctioned, Al the likely negroes would
be sod South 1t much hiri er figure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-19
.-,.ocoATIC TATE CONVENTION

Thn Democracy Of the State oil iowa a1' 'e-
y sana delegates TO State Convention
hsrsby called, to be held 2. the .sP,s mn arm
city Of pc.Mcines, % "hnNEs ~, az - go
MY or MAY NEXT, AT u o'cLooh u, iof
he purpose Of nominating can d,da'e' ie . aos.
.,oor I.ieut. Governor. aud sJudge Y supreme
Co,,,. to DO sSpportsi 1t the ensuing oetooe'
election, and Of transaeting saeh o'Ae' o4s'aos'
Ms may be deemed necessary.
The basis OF County Repre- sontat'on VII % ohs
s.,on.ts for cyery one hundred Votes cast ioi
Richard II. Sylvester, Secretary q Sts M ~
for every fraction over dfty-and upon 'h'' oa',
the several counts, win be ebtlded 70 DO 'si's
u. Ill. q
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TO CONSU MPTIvES.

AZ
THE Advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, aud that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious 70 make known to bis fellov-sufferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used (free Of chargel with the dire:-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, a sTH-
MA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object Of the al
vertiscr in sending tho prescription is to beLeft
tho afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives TO be invaluable, and he heres every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription will please i'd
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County, Now York.
sep20-d&w3m
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Ayo,c, from Ac,o.s the Atlantic.

The New York Tunes is claimed to
be "oyaI" paper, and its London cor
respondent is generally regarded as .
'loyal" American. But A. it Is Urea
SON. in the eyes of the one idea aboli-
ZIONIST. who now control tho govern
ment to frankly tell the latter OF ITS
faults and short comiugs, we shall ex-
pect TO see both Times for publishing,
and correspondent for writing, tuch
facts as the following from tho last Lon
don letter, written down as " traitors. I
From our own Correspondent
LONDON, Dsc. u, lst2.
Ia. moi III time noto come Tor peace,
or war IN earnest! HIT requires three or
! tour =, one TO beat the Southern armies,
wLy not concentrate troops in that pro-
norton But nobody can act Without
head, and h,sre as no sign q military
genius at Washington. 1t may be a
hard thing TO ray, but it must be esl-
dent enough to every one, that y Nfee
or four men at WashinGt0t and R'ch
mond eo"fa ehange l,faces'm'''e's ''o ~
"a,e %, . " ',i,''1., NJ ne yor,A.
e,n n.onfe are oat al eoneep,ion. They
allow ther armles to be led into traps
,eh'ch ne can see 'o,de open across ~
luonftc. ihey h't''i w. !.
s,''"s'" :" 49,, - ~, f.laf,rv.when
,hey mi,Lt .tr,k. il the heart to have
any blow ilectaa. A scapot hlockaded
IL AZ GOOD rs : aPoft 'aae"' i"N'
eVe.g t'"' = ~ ,,s..,I ,.a am,
-, - '.oo -. ~ ,1s,one,b;i,tu Of useless
slunhbyy
-,,.. = ;
~ ..a.a, - s.sca,icn !, he Gal.
,rortia Cavalry. SAID "Ie had tina,
morning received rs, urances from WASH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-20

The little orstorical fqairti Sunset Cox,
spoke ct Vermillion last week. He went
through with his customary small antics,
to the edifcation of the COpperheads. But
he went out Of his way to sssail with per-
sonal and vulgar abuse, DR.. BigelOw, who
vas present, Han OberIin Doctor" as the
Erie County News, a COpperhead sheet
styles him. or course DR.. Bigelow hsd
not the privilege Of speaking or explaining
in his own defense, and little Sammy made
he most Of his opportunity. After, in the
ilassic language of the News, he had
hung the Doctors hide on the fence, lit
lie SarGmy looked up with the satisfied air
Of conceited ass, as he is, as much as to
say, See there haven't done the busi-
aess for that fellow" And the Copper
heads cried Amsn, ysz, Uerily."
The Little Squirt quoted at Vermil-
lion, as he did in Cleveland, the following
dislich against the American flag:
Tear down the Haunting lie,
Half-mast the starry flag,
Insult no sunoy sky
With hates polluted rag"
Cox deliberately and knavishly at
tributes the authorship Of these lines
to Horace Greeley. Mr.. Greeley is
no more their author than Cox him
self, and this Cor ,ceH Enoags! Hence
Cox, for little paltry, temporary effect,
deliberately lies. Thus this contemplate
whifet this empty, transparent humbug
and demagcgue gees measuring his lying
length through the State. We speak Of
him thus, because his false and knavisb,
treacherous and reasonable conduct de.
serves no more respectful mention.
As at Cleveland, SO at VermilliOn, this
sesquipedalisn orator, (nOw, sesquipe.
dAIisn" means pigmy) quoted numerous
scraps of Latin, hurling forth, like Gold
smiths schoolmaster, "words of learned
length and laundering sound" to the vast
edifostion and astonishment of learned
Copperhead audience, who received this e1.
hibitiOn Of literary mountebankism with
fixed attention and open mouths
"And still they gazed, and still the wonder
grew,
That one small head could carry all he knew I"
And such is Sam Cox, the "small potato
orator Of the COpperhead campaign And
he, member of Congress Ye Gods and
little Fishes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-20

The draft is progressing quietly in New
York. This is q great triumph of law and
order. The eopperhead Governor and his
uneasy hackers have for the time being,
failed in overawing and thwsrting the
National Government. President Lincoln's
frmness has triumphed over all mob and
other opposition.
Tbs Army Of the Potomac is changing
its attitude and putting itself in a de-
fensive position to await further reinforce
ments and the accomplishment of certain
objects in the Southwest when Meade will
move on Richmond in cooperation with
movements from another direction. Meade
can afford to wait, Lee can't The one
grows stronger, the other weaker by delay.
Lee seems to be preparing great caval-
~ raid, and big cavalry fight may soon be
the result In such a conflict stuart's
cavalry will be quite likely to be cleaned
out.
Cheering news from Charleston may be
confidently looked for. All the operations
Of the Union forces by land and sea are re-
ported to be Of the most favorable chsrac-
ter. Our firing is said to have been most
terrific.
The bogus, usurping Franco Mexican
Government is about it is intimsted, to
recognize the Confederacy." This Isl i'm
pOrtant from the significant fact that in
this movement General FOrey is acting
not independent Of, but in accordance with
instructions from his Imperial Master.
Important complications may grow out Of
this movement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-20
complish wonders.
&c d .he ReaI FlrLrInr Pnninr..

General Halbelt E. Paine, in a letter
published in the Milwaukee Wisconsin de-
Clines to be q candidate for Governor Of
the State of Wisconsin at the approaching
Union Convention, and expresses his
earnest wish to return to the field &c govz
as his wounds will permit. The patriotic
letter closes as follows:
"If 1 had supposed that SO many of the
people Of Wisconsin would honor me as
they have done, should have hesitated to
return home from the Department Of the
Gull, for it is easier TO meet the arms Of
enemies than the unmerited praise Of
friends. But hope on my return to the
field, to engage with such increased zeal
and diligence in the service of our coun-
try, as shall contribute to the maintenance
Of the honor Of this State, and tertify my
gratitude to its generous people"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-20
GENERAL ORpER No. AZ.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT CENTRAL Missouri, /
JEFFERSON CITY, August 9, 1868.
On the night OF the 9th inst, party Of
bushwhackers, some three in number, Wis
tied the house of Mr.. Schwartz, about u
miles from jefferson City, in Cole county,
and on demanding Admittanoe, they were
refused by Miss Schwartz, a young lady
Of fifteen. They replied they would come
in, at the same time trying to break down
The door. While this was going on, the
other inmates Of the house, viz: Mr.
Schwartz, John Wise, Captain Golden,
Government horse dealer, and a young
man in his employ, all left, tskirg with
them as they supposedly all the arms and
ammunition. In their hasty retreat they
left behind a revolver, which Miss
Schwartz appropriated to her own use
She went to the door, and on opening it
presented the pistol to the leader of the
gang, telling them 10 leone on if they
wanted TO, and that some Of them should
fall, or shs would" They threatened to
kill her if she did not leave the door She
replied: The first one who takes one step
towards this door dies, for this is the
house Of my parents, and my brothers and
sisters, and l AN able to- and shall defend
it." Seeing that she was determined in
her purpose, and after holding a consul
tation together, they left.
Here is an instance Of true courage, a
young girl offfteen years of age, after all
the inmates Of the house, even her father,
had fed, leaving her alone to her fate,
with the courage worthy of Joan of Arc,
boldly defended her native home against
three blOOdthirsty and cOwardly ruffians,
and by her coolness and heroic daring
succeeded in turning them from their hell
ish designs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-20
nrrnnIze Orrnnizs


The tickets are all in the field. The
campaign is fully opened. There is work
to be done. There should be no delay in
commencing it. In organization there is
strength. Organize Immediately. Count
the men. Close up the ranks. Present
solid column to the foe. Let there be no
strsgglers. Poll the County. Let the
County Union Committee move. Let
Township Committees cooperate. Let
subcommittee be appointed. Register
every voter in the County, scoring his 20
sition, loyal, dislOyal or doubtful. Com
menoe action at once. systematizs the
work. Canvass every ward in the city;
every township in the County; every
school district in each township. Aseer-
tain the strength or weakness Of every
point. Strengthen the weak; encourage
the strong; confirm the halting decide
the doubling. In union there is strength.
Pull together. Remember the gigantic
stake at issue. A country to save or lose
Wide awake, then, is the watchword. Sac
rihce a little now, and avoid 8 greater
sscrifoe in the future Work while the
day lasts. A malignant enemy is abroad.
He hisses his lies in every dark corner.
Expose his wiles. CounteracY his maohina-
tons. Defeat him. Secure his political
determination. Labor for the Country.
Advance high the ensigns of the Republic.
Work, persevering and energetic, will ac-
cOmplish wonders.
"Men of might, and men of action,
NoW's the hourl'
Preparation secures success. Ohio must
not fall into the tolls of the dislOyal. The
brave CuyshOgas must do their share in
rescuing the State from the spoilers. Beat
back the rebel carrion vultures that would
kill and devour.
Again we say, ORGANIZE Let no man
sleep upon his post. Every man to his re-
spOnsibilities. Register the voters See
where there is work to be done, and do III
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what Irish soldiers Th,uIs OF Hev- York

lkAuACEnH
We have before us letter written BY
two brothers, Irishmen, and gallant sell
diers Of the Union, in the army Of Gener-
al Grant, to their sisters in this city. The
letter is dated HCamp in Vicksburg, July
28th, 1863" They write:
Z" We are not very we'll at present.
Mike has had the chills and fever, but is
now getting quite we'll again. l an
troubled with pain in my breast, which
is very severe sometimes. We have had
very hard time Of it lately, with
so much fighting and marching hot and
dry weather, that it has set very hard
on us. Yet We hope in few days to be
quite well again.
81 suppose you have heard Of the sur
render Of Vicksburg before this. Our
men took possession on the 4th Of July.
There was quite a celebration on the sur
render of it. On the 9th we started for
Jackson, forty miles back Of Vicksburg.
We chased the rebels from that place and
came back to this place, where we have
heen four days"
After writing of some family matters
they go on:
al want to know, when you write again,
whether there was any Of our friends in
that riot in your city, for would be very
sorry to hear that any Of them was mixed
up in it; and if there was you can tell
them that they need not claim me as their
friend. If God spares my life through
this war, you will see me in New York in
short time. They are furlOughing the
men here quite briskly, the married men
having the first chances l tried to make
them believe that was one, but could
not come it. do not care whether 1 get
one or not, for think seceshdom is about
played out and 1 think in five or SIX
months we will be at home for good.
sour love to you, dear sisters, from
your ever afectionate brothers
NIKE and PAT"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-20

bACKUs & NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Aftnrnaus
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-20

The Newark Advertiser of Friday says ::
"On Tuesday evening the quiet town of
Orange was enlivened by the following in
cident: A New York merchant was ri
ding through Main street with his family
and coloTed driver, when bully Of the
town cried out; There goes a niger;
let's catch and hang him. On the return
Of the party the same thing was repeated,
when the merchant, having first taken his
family home, Immediately drove back to
the place, and jumping from his carriage
demanded the bully who wanted to hang
his driver. The rufian replied he did, but
scarcely had the words been uttered be
fore he was knocked down by the indig-
nant merchant The same chastisement
was inflicted several times, when finally
the offender caught up chair but was not
allowed to use it by the crowd who had by
this time gathered. The merchant was ar
rested last evening, but the complainant
subsequently withdrew the charge of as
sault and battery. The merchant gave
him fair warning that because his driver
happened to be cOlored man he should
not be insulted while attending to his
duties.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-20
BOsToz CORNERS, n. I'll


VIZ. e. -GREGa OO-Gents: 1 freely give You lib
erty TO make Of the following Certificate Of the
Valueo Constitution Water, which can recommend
IN the highest manner;
Ny wife, who was attacked with pain IN the shouIs
ders whole length Of the back, and in her limbs with
PapitGtion Of the Heart, attended with Falling Of
the Womb, DysmenOrrhR, and Irritation Of the Blsd-
der. / called q physician, who attended her about
three months when he left her worse than he found
her. then employed one OF the best physicians /
could find, who attended her for about nine months,
tzzdar hia abe did not suFeF
quite ns much pani he finally gave her up and said
hsr case was incurable. For" said he, 'sbe has
Ior operates against some other OF hor dicui-
ties" About this time, she commenced the use Of
Constitution Water and to our utter astOnishment
almost tho rst dose seemed 10 have the desired ef
feet, and she kept on improving rapidly under It's
treatment, and now 8upsriutends entirely her do
nestle Affairs. She has not taken any Of the COnsti-
tuition Water for about four weeks and we are happy
20 aaY that tt has produced permanent cure.
Wn. ID, VAN BEN8OHOTEH.
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DIED.

In this dty, on wedaesdsy, Augut t Igtn. at 81
o'clock A. M, SOPHIA, wife Of h, s-a Cclvin, aged
49ysars.
FuBera at her late residszce 2lT Pittsburg Street.
Friday August zlst, at so'clo-k P. NJ Friends Of
the family are invited to attend.
In this City, Wednesday morning, August 10Th,
Mrs. ELIZ Eth DEMING, aged 6s years.
Funeral at the residence OF her son, Geo. Deming,
65 Wood street, Fri iay, August 2lst. at one P n.
Friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
In Franklin Mills, on Tuesday, Is n inst, Mrs SA-
BRE NJ, wife Of a. Board=ley, aged Is years.
The deceased was mother Of J. L. Beardsey, of this
city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-20
PARTICnLAR NOTICE.

There are many prepara Ions sold under the name
Of Biters, put up in quart bottles, compounded OF
the chespest whisky or Common rum, costing from %
to 40 cents per gallon, tins taJ disguised By Anse or
Corander Seed.
This OF BitteTs has caused and will continue
to uee, as Ions they bs sold, hundreds 10 dis
the death o. the dr6nkard By their tbs s. stem
is Kept continually under the influence of Ale hOo
SImulets OF the kind, the desire for Ii luOrls
created and sept up and tne result Is all the horrors
attendant upon a drunGards life and death.
Fur [ Ose who de Ire Will have LiQuOr Bitter,
publish the folio sing recipe get one bottle Hoof
ana herman Bitiers and mix with three quarts good
brandy or whisky, and the result will be prepara
tion that will far excel in dlciual virtues and
oxcesncs any OF the numerous Liquor Biters in the
mara ct, and wi cost mucn less. You will have Ell
the vrues Of Hollands Bitters in connection with
good article of Liquor, at much leBf price than
these inferior preparations will cost you.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-20

GEOReE FRANCIS Tram, according to
the Boston Journal, is at Saratoga, medita-
ting the propriety Of starting a new re-
igiOn. BE ought to come West and uuita
ms theological discoveries with those
blessed martyrs, DR.. Olds and David Tut
tie, d. D. Tuttle could furnish the blas-
phemy, Olds the theology, and Train the
impudence.-C Cincinnati Commercial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-20
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