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Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore New York,
and all other Eastern and South Eastern Cities.
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Central Railroad North and South, and at Chic
go, both the Noon and Evening trains. Both
road routes to-wit: NJ. c. r. r. via. Detroit; NJ.
s. X. r. via Toledo andPittsburgh and FIT. Wayne
Il r via Fl. Wayne, of which passengers can
take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo;
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jan1-bptf. Gen. Agent c. B. & @. R. r.
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idle men in Washington? What is the use
of those 5000 men on the Blackwater p
Why are some 10000 standing sentry in
North Carolina? What have the 10000
done yet near Charleston?
Is there not commonsense enough in our
great Generals to understand that, to keep
thousands and thousands Of men as SEN
tries to prevent blockade runners from
coming into Southern ports, is ridiculous;
that it is more reasonable to mass all those
troops, and to crush with this superiority
| the enemy's main armies, because then the
blockade runners twill soon find no more
| buyers for their contraband goods? But
how could such reasonable action be ex-
pected from a General in Chief who adj
vanced against Corinth with a snail-like
pace to under take the seige of field-works
which the rebels afterward, under Van
Dorm, did not hesitate moment to storm;
and who sent Pope with $4,000 men to cap
ture an army which he, with 100, 900 men
could not defeat? 1t is the same General
the strange order to stay quietly at Fred
ericksburg with his troops; meanwhile
Pope was defeated at Manassas. The same
who ordered Pope to retreat toward Wash
ington, instead ordering him to retreat to-
wards Salem and Berlin, which would have
prevented the battle of Manassas and tn e
invasion of Maryland. 1t is the same who
gave the fatal order to Col. Miles to hold
harper's Ferry when the rebels were al
ready in Maryland, and when, thereby,
Harper's Ferry had lost all importance.
Have there not been useless butcherles
and failures of operations enough to war
rant finally the adoption ofsound military
plans? Till this is done, we can only nope
that fortune will once more smile upon the
country offreedom.
I am, sir yours, very truly = lgy,,HALK.
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By special arrangement made between the
Cincinnati and Chicago Airline Railroad, Peru
Il indianapolis and Jeffersonville Railroads,
passengers leaving Chicago, from the Union De-
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Unity MILES STAGING SAVED.
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uny other Railroad in IOUd.
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TLSIE VENNER,---A romance O
I Destiny. BY Oliver w. Holmes
may9 Just received at CORSES.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Passengers from Southern and Western Iowa
by taking the b. & NJ. r. X. r., reach Chicago
twelve hours ahead of any other route.
BUY YOUR TICKETS VIA THIS ROUTE.
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INDIANA, MICHIGAN, OHIO
AND CANADA.
On and after August 18th TWO DAILY TRAINS
will leave and arrive as follows:
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Connecting at Galesburg with the NORTHERN
CROSS RAILROAD for Quincy; at MENDOZA
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Galena Dunleith for st. Louis and cairo; at Bur
lington with fast sailing Packets for
MONTROSE, KEOKUK and 81. LOUIS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from Southern and Western Iowa
by taking the b. & M. X. X. H., reach Chicago
twelve hours ahead of any other route
BUY YOUR TICKETS VIA THIS ROUTE.
To Shippers of Live stock.
Stock Trains will run regularly leaving daily
Sunday excepted. These Trains have all the
rights of Passenger Trains, thus insuring des-
n.ifch and consequently avoiding all those yex-
atious delays that are constantly occurring on
NEW STOCK PENS have been built on both
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Droyers will find there nythins they could wish
for the accommodation of their stock
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
Candidate for Governor.

Alta meet ne OF the Democratic State
Genital Committee, convened at the
the city of Burlington on the 9th Of
August, 1863, pursuant 10 the call OF
tie Chairman, the following, among 9TH
er proceedings, were had, to-wit:
The following resolution was offered,
and after tull discussion by all the mem
beers OF the committee, was adopted
Resotucd, That upon mature consider
alton OF The unfortunate dilemma in
which the tardy declnation ofMr. FISH.
or has placed the democracy of Iowa
OF the very hunted time which is LETT
tor prosecuting the canvass-of the dis.
astrous delay and great expense OF hold
ing another State Convention, wllhou,
reasonable prospect to us Of securing
ntiycrsal harmony thereby, and cspeci-
ally with no satisfactory assurance thai,
u sec ond nomination would be nc lnes-
ced in any more than was Mr.. Fishers
this committee cannot feel justified III
| at ibis late day.
he foregoing resolution having pass
ed in the affirmative, the followin. res
o'niion " as offered and adopted
Resolced, farthr,. That this committee
will now proceed, by rira uoce, to fill
the vacancy up IN the State ticket, by
the nomination OF candidate Tor Gov
crnor.
Whereupon the vote being taksn
General James al. futile received three
votes, and Charles Mason received two
votes.
Those who voted for General futile
were Messrs berger, Carpenter, and
Cassidy. Those who voted Tor Charles
Mason were Messrs Plumer and By
ington.
On motion, 1t was luther
Resofeed, That the Chairman of this
Committee be instructed to restore, If
possible, the missing Resolutions VIII ch
were passed ty the late Convention upon
States issues, aud cause the same 70 be-.
| Published AZ part OF our ar,y platform
during thh canvas, aud also, SO far as
practicable, TO be debated by cur public
speakers.
Ordered, That the foregoing be pub
ilshed III the democratic papers of the
State, and by the Chicago Times.
Ls GRAND BYINoroN, Chm.n,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

It is solely tho unprincipled politicians
that urge this point, and their object j,
as before stated, to multiply the
ces of their candid., lsJt~. are law abd-
NC ven, uu,n' particular, and the con-
scription act will meet with no oppos'-
tod at their hands. They believe the
law 70 be uncons,,tutionally framed and
oppressive inasnuch a. it allows money
to come in competition with blood and
muscle, bat they will endure aud obey
even the most opprssslvely framed laws
a. long as they stand upcn the statute
books, and seek no redress save that
which every citizen has the right to
seek tia, which comes through the
ballot box
Gov. klrkwood has decided that all
democrats IN Iowa are dlsloyal. by
this he hopes TO curry favor and get
elected to the T.. S. Senate. Accord
Ing TO the republican creed tins ought
to en,it,e him to the pref renee. lie
furnishes republicans with arms Ut the
expense of the State upon application.
Democrats can get none, because he has
decided that they are dsloyal. lie
Gays he furnishes these arms 10 be used
By his friends only, because, if demo
Gratis get any Of them they will use
them against tie officers OF the law
Ever, republican in The State no wants
a gnn wall soon be provided with one.
They ce, them because they alone aic
loya in the estimation Of the Governor,
and this very act Of SO aIning republic
cans and refusing to furnish democrats
ia TO be turned into an elec;ioneering
tool this year. God only knows what
these arms may be used for hereafter.
They have in reality nothing TO do with
the present draft. Ii is not contempla'
ted to gather them in as soon as the
dat is over, but they arc to remain in
their hands as long as they want them.
We need no. ray 10 the democrats
W hat Their duty is in view OF these
things. They know their duty and
will perseyere in it. They know the
laws and will abide by them, come what
may.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
TiiE VACANCY FILLED.

From the proceedings OF the meeting
OF the State Central Committee ut Bur
lngto on the 9th inst it will DO seen that
the members thereof decided IN favor
Of filing The vacancy instead OF calling
another State Convention as was deter
mined upon At q previous IN. etng IN this
city. the reasons assigned for this AS
sumption Of power which does not be
long to the committee, are undoubtedly
cog,ni. To obtain another nomination
by means OF q State Convention would
So reduce the period Of the campaign IA
to make but little better that none. We
therefore, accede the action of the COM
mittee as law, and place the name Of
Gan. JAMES NJ. TurTlE at the head of
the ticket As the candidate Tor Governor
selected, TO ill the vscanoy. We need
scarcely say that We ieel gratifed to zee
the name OF that man Mt the head Of the
democratic ticket. Ho IS democrat to
the full extent Of true democracy. lie
has proven ii in days past by manly
uns serving course While the country
was in peace he has proven it over ana
over again on the tented field, in trials
almost insurmountab.e-in hardshiIs al
INST uncndurable-in blood be has prov
en- it in answering the call Of his coan-
try TO support the cd flag and 10 vindi
cate the Union as it was and the consti-
tuition as it is. He was among the very
first to enter the field, aud TO his record
as q soldier and an officer, the democra-
cy of Iowa point with feelings Of jus,
pride.
We repeat that we regard his name
at the head OF the democratic ticket OF
the noble state Of Iowa with sat sfaction.
and We trust that there will he a sturdy
and uoited effort on the part OF every
democrat in the State TO secure his TIL
umphant election. lie can DO elected.
Lat every democrat SO make up his
MUD and 90 into the canvass with de
termination of iron to carry that point.
1t - thought with the most inteusc IN
teiest and we trust that the un!or,unat,
action of the party in the commence.
mont Of the campaign will be topsotiep
and democrats all will stand forward
shoulder TO shoulder to accomplish the
end so desirable, so necessary to the in
terests OF the state at this time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
- -. .,oIpIERs.-It may

.ooIpIERs.-lt may
TnE Pr &, sading the Washington
.hsbcrs ID :. The colored soldiers in that
city sys the privileged class. They are
allowed to peramtulate tho streets at
will, carry side arms, get drunk and
flourish their weapons among the people
at pleasure. The National Iutelligen-
Ger calls for the enforcement Of army
regulations to prevent this. The Re-
publican contains three paragraphs in
one issue relating TO the excuses of the
black soldiers, seyerally headed as fol-
lows: "Aitogether Wrong "Disorde'ly
Negro soldiers "Reprehensible Con-
Duct" The recital OF the outrages lie
painful, but the authors are privileged
class about The Capital.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

Out OF pure rascality and with 10 other
object in WV than to further the pros.
poets OF their party ticket the republican
managers and scribblers 10 Iowa are do.
ing their utmost to make it appear that
the democracy Of this State, will OPEN
~ resist the draft, SD uld one be ordered
hooes,ly they have no ide. that any
such Resistance will be made, vet for
political effect and nothing else thew
laoo' to prove to the public that the
democracy Of this State will rise M in
arms and attempt to mob the officer. to
~nom the conscrip,ion is entrusted.
wnen the day comes for drawing.
We SCARCELY need say that these re-
presentations are most -~illfuly mali
CLIQUE. Those who knew The mott .hout
1t aud have taken pains to inform them.
selves npsn the snbjec. have no such
team. u fsss they repudiste the ides
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
LyOsSnflCS lIseA PGMSiO1eS.
JAMES r. LANE

rs NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
i claims for boun,ies and Pensions.
BOuntIcs.
SOLDIERS. discharged in Consequence Of wounds
received In battle, or who have served two years,
are entitled TO 800 Bounty.
Pensions.
!. hraiid Soldiers disabled since March 4th,
1851, Ia the army or navy.
2. Widops Of soldiers dying of wounds re-
ceived, or Of disease contracted in the mill AIRY
OF naval service.
3. Children undo l6 years Of such deceased
elders, if there is widow survi wing, OF from
the time Of the widows remarr,axe.
4. 4Hothe,s Who have No husbands living) Of
soldiers deceased as above, provided the latter
have left no widow, nor children under Is years,
and the mother was dependent in whole or in
part upon the deceased for support.
B.. Nsters, under 10 years, OF such deceased
soldiers, dependent on them ior support, provided
there are no rightful claimants Of either Of the
three last preceding classes.
t4y Also collects Back Pay.
Apply to JAMES I. LANE
0iIce southeast corner Brady and I'd streets.
Davenport, July 8, 1858 d3m.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
70 CONSU MPTIV ES.

TIE Advertiser, having been restored to health
in a few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
Affection, aud Ia at dread disease, Consumption
isanxous Ia make known to his follow sufferers
the means Of cure
TO All who desire 1t, he will sen q copy Of the
prescription used free Of charsel with the direc-
items for preparing nd using the same, which
they will find n srRE crR1 for CONSUMPTION, A sTH-
MA, RRcscnIrIs, &c. The only object Of tho al
vertiscr in sending tho prescription is to beLe6t
the afflicted. and spread Information which he
coucelyes TO be invaluable, and he heIea every
sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILS0N,
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
MASS MEETINGS OF THE PEOPLE.

Two Or muro Of the following named gentlemen,
TO wit:
eoN:.JUDGE MERRICK. of Chicago
non. " T. LEtFiAGwEiL;
HOS J. c. ALLEN, Of illinois
go. Ii. PAkhEh, tSQ
LKahAAD BY SO On
HON. l. VI PRESTON
h0N. JUDGE DkIki of Illinois;
CAPT. j. IL. WALLACE
will address qra.d r7s me,t'Hg' of the people OF
middle Iowa, On current poIiticals topics. and 10
support of the platform and candidates OF tho
peuscratic patty Of Iowa, Al O'Clock 4. h.' a.
the times and places following. namely Al
Au.cs,ine. Monday, August 9Th,
Davenport, Tuesdsy, DO 10Th,
Dea lit, hedpesday,do 10Th,
1iptoa, Thursday, do sth,
Iowa ,ity, Friday, do .sth,
AAreuzo, Saturday, DO 2sth,
harstaltswn Moaary, do Sis',
Toledo, Tuesday, September ls',
vinton, " ednesday, September "a.
Marion. Thursday, september "a,
Anomo.a, Friday, September am,
AIdre~, saturday. September 9TH.
Local Demoe.a,ic Editors and Committeeman,
are requested 80 sdvsrtise extensively these
meetings, to Secure unfailing transportation ana
ether facilities, Tree Of expense, 10 the speakers
and otherwisc efficiently promote the entire sue
cess .f the meetings and as the work OF killing
Demo ratio speakers has already commenced, the
Democracy q thoso coun,i,s are entreated to turn
GU, to !. =. these meeting, determined to pre-
..ci their tpeskrfs.
H,er4er i the Democratic State Central Com.
LgaRAND BYlNGToN, Chairman.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08
f,,roR Of THE DRuoosAr AND News Dear SIR

EuiroR or THE DEMOCRAT AID Nkws-Dfnr S'r !:
With your permission | wish TO say to the read
crs Of your payer that | vii. send tyreturn mai
to all who wish il, ffree) Recipe, with full di-
rections for making and using simple vegetable
Balm, that will etfoetuaIly remove, in 10 days
pmples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles and all lmrnri-
ties Of tho skin. leaving the Same soft, clear
smooth and be- utitul.
Twill also mail Tree to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them TO start full growth OF
Luxuriant hair. Whisxrrs or u Moustache, in less
than 30 days. All applications answered by re-
turn mail without charge
Respectfully yours, TuOS. +. CHAPMAN,
ie30.d3m Chemist No sd broadway, N. y.
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MlLIT ARY.
Proposals for Covering
Some 600 square feet of roofing Of the depot
for prisoners OF war Ut Rock Island Ills
ASST QuARrERMAsTERs OFFICE.
Dayenport. Iowa. July 3lst ISGa

for prisoners OF war Ut Rock Island, Ills.
ASST QuARrKRM AsTERs UFFIce.
Davenport Iowa. July 3lst, 1868.
sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- NJ tho office until Monday, the 10th d An
gust l.65 at ~ O'Clock NJ for covering s,u,o
25DoJ0 .quare feet OF roofing with the b.s, fell
ing, t@o thicknessos and position, with ooarse
sand or line gravel. The work TO be completed
in two months from the signing of the contrac,
II the Assistant Quarteruaster may require it.
The work when flushed to DO insv,cted bv M,
agent appointed by the Government.
fToqosals from disloyai parties will not be con-
siieet. An oath of Allegiance to the United
STATES Government must accompany each propo
siton
The ability Of III. bidder to FL tho contract
should II be srded to him, must he guaranteed
by two responsible persons. whose signatures
must be spp' ndei TO the guarantee
INC respens'tity OF the guarantors must be
shown by the tiNcia, certificate of the Clerk nj
the nearest District Court, or Of the Init.a
states district Attorney.
Bud lcrs must be present in person when tho
nids are oiened, or their proposals will not he
considered. The full name ami post-oace address
OF the bidder must appear in the proposal
II y bid i made in the name Of firm. tbo
name Of al The parties must appear or tho hid
sill be considered as the individual prono.ai q,
the iatty signing it,
Bonds in iac sum OF two thousand dollars
s.H'e' y AH' NoHtfectoI hua potn OF his
to,s will required Of the successful bidder nm.
on slsmhg the contract, payments TO be made
up ~ iha completion Of the contract If the fnn3s
ate recetei IN time for that purpose.
Inc rett To rclectsny or al OF the bids thu,
may be deemed too high. is reserved by tho As
sisttnt Qutr;ernaster.
Proposals uust be addressed TO Capt. Charles
A. Reynolds, Assistant Quartermaster. Un:,,d
states Army davenport, Iowa" and sbanld hs
plainly marked. Proposals for Covering
Informal proposals will be- rejected.
Any q these quaint les may DO increased or d;-
Unfinished, as may be necessary
FORA OF GUARANTEE.
We,-of the county OF -, and State Of
ana - OF the county Of -. and State of
- do hereby guarantee that - il able to
ir!hl u contract In accordance with the terms of
his proposition, and that should his proIosiiion
be accsp:ei he will al once enter into contract
in accordance Herewith,
Should tue contract be awarded him We are
prepared TO Become his securities
To this guarantee ID ust be appended tho osH.
cisl certificate above mentioned
CHAS. A. REYNOLDS
Captain, A. .. N. J
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

Horace Greedy paid our county a via.
1t las. week, os,ensible on = visit to hi.
friends, bat more probably for the pur-
pose Of getting his brother ont Of the
Indictment lately found 10 the U. S. dis
trict court OF Oaio, where he is CHARGED
with inducing soldiers to desert.-LAat.
aque Go. ". y. Sentinel.
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SIGEL HOTEL

rRaNr nTRkET. BErwEEN BRADY MAIN,
JOHN NJ Ell ER, Prop ietov.
ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED FOR THE
IL travelling public ana city boarders at all
times in the most satisfactory manner.
The table will be supplied with the best the
market affords, and tho rooms and beds will be
KEEP in the most pleasant manner.
t4f- Warm meals at all hours.
Wines Il LtqHOls
of all kinds and u the best quality constantly on
hand iylI.dtf
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