Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-11

nssots 10 sstsblish smigrsnt agencies 10 ell the
large eastern ssspests to induce suisrsn,s 10
cast their lets 10 that state. We had On issti-
tuition of the kisd q one time 10 New York
but isvs not heard from Il for % long that ~
are Induced TO thiak Il hss been suppressed -
There 10 probably - State IN the Union. which
st the present time cdsrs grsstsr inducs@snts
TO the eastern and forsgn snigrant. thsn ihe
| state ot Iovs 10 State 10 which the reward
| Of labor 10 moro satisfactory 90 State the,
has fairss prospssts for the future In an sgri-
osltursl and commercial point Of view. l,
sssss - thoueh nature had intended loss Tor
. grand agricultural gsrdsn. Her coil 10 the
wsst preduotivs in the sor ID aud her cit nation
unsxceptionabls. Unlike IIiinois the s,ats -
veil watsred, and well timbersd 10 every part.
The richsst coal beds abound and shs aoVun.
Of waste land in comparison ~ith Other states
10 insignificant. Her geographical position is
also most happy. Bounded Oh the east BY the.
grsat natural thoroug ghf.rs. the Aississippi riv
or. and on shs west BY the noble Missouri. and
bsisg literally intsrspsrssd with inland sivers.
she Possesses natural sdvantsgss icr sxporting
hsr produs.s ssd importing goojs from other
po;Dts. which ssnnst be sarpssssd. Although
at present lowe 10 sOt - veil inter sssd With
RAILROADS - soms ef her s'stsr ststes. that
branch Of fimprovensns 10 steadily IrsgsessinG
asd - fast - they a,s se'uslly demanded for
commercial purposss vii bsput in operation
There are In the ssstsrn ststss thonssods OF
f-rmsrs and mechanics Who are nov locking
to the gardens Of the wsst Tor nss B. ne. fsr
F.. loo.sion. The mssgrs reward Of labor - ing
The o. Grille hills Of the ssstsrs s,aIss and the
natoral increase Of popula,ien 10 those already
| ,hickiy settled eistrio,s. render It almost no
the vss,. and whore. lot us ask. can there be
found mere desirable state for our sastern
irisnds to ssi,ls In than IN the State OF loss
The land 10 not only fertile and productive 10
the highest degree. but 1t 10 slso shesp-so
cheap that with ordinary success 10 fsra'ine
any snterprislng man can from the labor of HE
o.n hands. max. the property ray tor itself in
row three ~ Avo ys.rs ~ the outside. S'Ic.
cur sssidsnos 10 the w.st. snd sincs ws have
become thsrou, hly acquainted with the s,-
ices ef The farming Interest. II hes bees >
grsst wonder 10 % lhst thousands Of = ung
men IN she eastern ststss wiil psrsist 10 Get
ling tsr life on voYo out coil. End lsbor year
after yssr-And until their hssds are silvsrsd
with sgs bstors they ere sbls to eosz from the
soil sufficient sum above sxpeusss TO psy for
thsir hon msst sads. In the eastern ststse this 10
toe case seven ti@ss out Of ten. The young
man sith limited mesns 10 bound TO dslse
among the rocks and s,umps until hs IL almo-,
ready /, drop into the grave before he car
cay his farm 10 bis own. aud just - he has go,
| ,uto . condition TO take ms ,sis easily he l,
90 far advanced ia sgs that he 10 n 4 10 . con.
iitioo TO srjov the fruits Of the long ysars Of
his unosssiIg toll
II these came individsals would osly see
aud realizs that BY smigrs'iDg 10 the garden
Of the west. they eo.ld 9th enc half Of the
tabor reap harvest ten iold greater. It would
| ne vastly better for them Those who have
,r,sd the experiment are vastly sstis6sd with
The result. 10 this stats. With oil is advso
| .sgss. superiority Of coil. usarusss TO max I.
| ,hsrs 70 room enough for ell homes enough
for every man Who will come and settle. Th.
present sss.on promiss TO be very fruitful one.
and the rush Of Immigration viii undoubtsdl,
.st 10 again. ssd TO secure these migrants for
Iowa II the dot, OF ever, inbsbitant whs h.s
| any 1, fusncs. to make uas OF II 10 dire citing
Emigration hitber. Other s,stes are 10 th.
ieid let Iowa enter the II to 81 once.
PRovOsT GUARD. In consequence OF
| the many irrteuisr,tiss III sons u the more
.svlese soldie . in camp sbou, the place. Gen.
Roberts has established provost guard Of t.p
picksi men frsm Camp NsC .s.lsn shsss duty
u 10 to arrest oil soldiers found out Of qusr.
tiers alter o'clock .. m without ps's from
head qusrtsrs: also TO report oil officers with
out distinction Of rank found sbout town after
that time. They slso sct In case Of racing
cavalry horses through the strssts, and enforc.
Ing Law and order gsosrslly. This me sure I.
not minute toe sson, and ws hope will have
coed effect.
I'd Lieut.. George Lusrsnee, company c.
lO,h Iaf.utry. rsslsoea June lS,h. 1853.
Captain Lewis H. Cutler. company A, S2d
Infsptry. resigned Jniy "a. 1883.
Comu,is.'oned Assistant Surgeon. oh lnfsn.
Try. Nay S0,h. 1863.
Les Lieut.. ThoussZ Stark, company Y. 26th
Infantry. resigned Ja.s 2lst. 1888
nsior Frederick \ Palmer. s.h Iufantry, re-.
sigsea JvOs 22d 1888
II Ut Col. John g Ferguson. 9Th Infantry,
died June 2sd. 1865. iu Field Hospi,s, rear
Vickshurg, Aiss. Of dvssoteria iuaswatorio.
Look OUr.-Coupterfeit twos on the
Bank Of Rutland. Vermont, are being showed
ssteosivsly 10 this city. The execution Of the
work 90 the plate l. very good and dealers 10
the queer" have little trouble in getting rid
Of II. II 10 essi,v detected however. Gsou-
Inc tvos bsvss figure Of N.r'ks Wsshiog'ob