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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

FIVE HUNDRED pieces Of gentlemen's
drsss goods to select frea ct Krsusss. He
has the best cutter il the city. and will please
al Who leave orders.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

WHISTLER has . full stock Of dress
silks. uosanbiquss. musliss, hosiery. prin.s
trimmings. asd. in fact. 10 never 1t . loss to
suit oil his eustomsrs With the best Rosds.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

EVERY DAY. - Call every day at
Wsdsworth's and you will fad something fresh
and neat 10 the liss Of drsss goods He re-
ssivss ps ekasss from New York BY expires
everv dsv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

'Osopssy. land shis 10 svsrrs1 Ia the pleading
and taken to be true. IL was oo0pstsnt for the
Company. without any sgrs. msnt. 10 shut Of
The gss and recover damages % claimed 10
tile esss The city had violated shs agree
nsnt BY refusing to pay for the gas already
furnished = had expressly rspudlatsd and NO.
tilted NE Company not 10 eoatinus the cup
ply; and instead Of complying With the
agreement asd receiving the contract price, or
treating Il % wholly abandoned, Il vas the
right Of the Company. whether the city g.
scented or not. TO withhold the gss and rseev-
(sr the difference between the cost Of fasnish-
ing and Ito value by the terms Of the contract
Instead Of leaving the matter thas. however.
part Of both parties. this agreement We
made. by which The gas vss 10 be sAu. Of uu.
I'll Shs question Of the validity Of the contract
should be decided by the courts, and no *.
listing righ.s Of said Company or the city shall
be prejudieed or effected. but the contract, II
now valid, shall be and remain 90 70 the came
sxtest a. though the said Company had not
shut Of the gas." Nov II this agreement hes
the effect Of depriving the Company Of their
pro6ts. then is It not thereby preudiesd IN an
sristing vightf Will not such construction
affect . tight which vas olssr and unQuss.
tionabls at the time. and which hes not been
surrendered. cave BY the terms Of On iostru-
msnt which under such . view defeats the
Leading object Of lie sxscutiesi The plais
meaning Of the agreement 10. that the psrtiss
mutually undertook - Suspend oil sonsrovsr-
~ - - their respective riehs and liabilities
under the contract for furnishing gas. until the
question Of its validity vss settled bv The
courts; and when the qaestssn IVES deter.
mined. they we're TO be rsinststsd to Ill their
rights just % they existed. il such agreement
never had been made. No rights we're con
fsr,ed by Il. and Il certainly VAS not intssdsd
TO take a,0oy existing ones. We therefore con-
cluds that the facts stated 10 this c"srt do not
avoid the cause Of sstion. and that the de-
murrer should have bees ovsrrulsd.
The remainder Of the opihioa relates 10
other questions.
RevereSd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
THE CITY.
~. Sc Fourth Page.

GENTS who want an excellent pair Of
bsets should sl~sys g to Jehn Halsy.. cor.
9Th and Brady. He 10 the best bsot nsker In
the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

FARRAND's ten thousand customers
are netidsd that b 10 prepared for the big.
Esst kind Of . rua upsn his stock. He keeps
ths bert ssssk asd sells very Low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
CITY OF DAVE IMPORT
CELEBRATION o. TAI S7sn Anniversary o.
American Independence.
JULY 4, 1868.

TINE CITIZENS OF SCOTT COYNrv AND
L vicinity are cordially Invited 10 participate
In . Grand Celebration Of shs Glorious Fourth /!
st the CITY Of Deveapert and oil delegations from
various dissiets sse requested 70 organize 81 once
cad report TO the Ohisfs NArshal Of the day, ~
early - pesihls. thse - Iaasssay be assigned
them In she pseSossion. The selebvA alton viii
consist off civic asd military procession TO the
Fair Grounds, ap Oratisn by ksv. II. N. Powers,
and reading Of the Declaration Of independence
BY h. +. Cook, Esq., and In the evenings
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

COINS, WARTS, BUSIoNs, INGRowISG
NAIts. &c.-Dr. VIM. Frssmas, the celebrated
Surgeon Chiropodiss. hiss arrived at the Brs.
tie House, and can BE- consulted ct room Nc.
80. until July 4th. Those sflisssd with any
Of tie above complaints should give hin .
call. Juue 20. div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

ResigaatiOns In Iowa Regimests.
Captain d. Martin Wsst. 90 l. 9th Cavalry.
resigned jane 30th. 1862.
Adj Edward Rsiner. SOth Iof. sssgnsd
Jsns 10th.
lst Ii Nsstor A J Young. Co X. sOth Iof.
resigned Jnps bth
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

SPECIAL TRAINS FOR THE CELEBRA-
rros.-Ws understand that the n. 4 NJ. Rsil-
sosd will ran special trsins from Iswa City
and intermediate statiens on the Fourth. for
the benefit Of these who wish to attend tie
grand celebration at THE place on the 4.h Of
July. Tickets will b furnished for The trip ss
half fare.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

PaRsoNAL AND MILITARY. Brig.
Gen. Roberts. Brig. Gen. Campbell, and Capt
Bell. A. A. g.. left this morning for Ksokuk
70 inspect the hospitals ssd troops In that VI
visity. Gen. Campbell will bsfors he returns
visit Fort Randall and Sioux CITY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

KEHeE q CARAAsr, opposite the Le
Clsirs Hssss. have jest received . large as
ssst0sat Of Isvisibls SILK and Chsnisl Head
Nets. Lace. Aantillss, Drsss Goods and Lamp
4ats. which vii be sold at low prices dAv
DoN'T wait until you are sun struck
before You buy your Summer Hat. but 20
right 70 Suith's. opposite the LsClairs House.
AID select enc Of his many stylss. He 10
closing them ont ct lower prices than ever.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

will hereafter do an sxelusivsly cash busissss
the Pest Asstsr being positively prohibited
from giving credit either for bog rent Or post-
age All boxes. the rsat for which 10 not paid
at least one quarter In advance. will BE- closed.
and no mail matter placed IN them. These
wishing their letters and papsrs kept out Of
the General Delivery" will take notice and
govern themselves ssssrdingly.
THs GARDEN AT Posr McCLRLLAN.-
We took . stroll through the Garden Of Pos.
Mcclellan Hospital this morning. and vas A.
tOsisbsd TO notice the remarkable ferwardness
Of every description Of vegetable. Beans,
pas. po:atoss, and other table vegetables
flourish and grow rapidly, furnishing the ta-
bic Of the hospital with plenty and TO spare.
Captain Littlsr and the Hospital Steward.
Dowd. ere deserving Of much praise for their
Efforts 10 behalf OF the sick and wounded SOL
disrs Of the camp. By their judicious man
agsmsnt the boys are enabled TO Give II
clover every day. and have upon their tables
macy srtiolss Of luxury not provided for then
BY the Cevsrnmspt.
tbs CoxcERr THIS EvlErn0,-This
evening the "Dusky Queen Of Song" the
Black Svas. will make her 6rst appearance
before Davenport audience. She comes here
With wsrld vide rspataties. OF . race not
sttrss ling very exalted station In American
soe,sty. shs has attracted more sttsotiss 10
this country save Jsnsy Lind. In figure. -
we'll % eolsr, the Swan 10 nos.attrsotivs.-
Her nsek 10 the very opposite 81 . svsns. ssd
her person too Thick ct for grsssfsl symns-
try; bet when shs spsss her osuth there 10
no dispssitioa for ungallast criticism Tie
feeling 10 one Of delight. ssssnishnsst and I'd
rirstIon. ~ . verd. she must be heard to Be
appreciated, ssd thoss Who voluntarily oiss
that opportunity dssy thspsslvss . pleasure
vhjsh they ssrtaisly ssosld regret could they
appreciate Row much thsy loss.
Mics Greenfield vss born slave. near. or 10
Matches, Mics, and 10 now about 81 ysars Of
ees. She hes several brothers and sisters 10
Liberia, Her mistress removed to Philsdsl-
phia while the swan vss qsits youag. gsvs
her her irssaeu, ssd left her handssos pat.
rimopy q her death. During Jssoy Lnd's
trismphal tsur she met tbst celebrated singer
On Geneva Lake, N. T.. and won her sat hasi
este sduirstioa. sisss thss shs hes bsss On
Sss Osl wosd's charge (vhe also vss with
Jsssy usd] ssd hes bed Ne isstssetisa ei ~
pet sasssn n RsrsPs snd AasFiss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
Who Shall DO Suoeessos Of Judge Dtl.
Ion

Wh0 Shall DO Successor Of Judge Oil.
Ion
Hen. Jshn r. Dillon. having been nominas-
% for the Supreme Bench. will II elected sd
perhaps before election. resign his place On the
District Bench, and It becomes an important
qusstios - 10 Who shall be his successor. We
Judge from the feeling amosg she members Of
the bar Of this city that they want On honest.
capable Judge. without reference t. his polite
81 pr.dilsetisns. and one too whs oan raise
above party in the Dissatisfaction Of bis office.
and ~ venture T. cay that the people will
"sssond ths notion"
II seems that Museatins claims the Jsdse.
ship on the ground that SCOTT county has the
Congrsssmsn. Supreme Judsssh,p. Military
hssdQaartsrs, d.. and that ws ought to Be
eoatent. without claiming anything more.
We DO not claim that Sect ssusty 10 sssi-
tlsd 10 the Judgsship. on the ground q To-
sality.
The bar Of MassAsins have agreed upos J
Sect Rieh0as. Rsq. - thsis sAeiss NJ.
Riehnsn stands high % lawyer and gen
slsoaa. II be shall Be urged - party cas-
didats ~ shall oppose hin. But ~ have ever
been In favor Of The sslsstion Of Judges without
reference 10 politios II the bss 81 NE whole
district. Democrats and Republican,. viii agree
upea M. Riehmaa this will be satisiAstory t.
-. without any inquiry - 70 bic political a.
6oisiss. Il viii rest with the Rspsbliesss 10
cay whether the matter will take . political
shape II they force us - party contest "
will usgs that sems prominent democratic
lawyer shsll take the field. and ~ shall labor
TO elect him. II they ere Willing TO lss the
Bar decide the matter without reference 70
pelisiss, - will bs ssstsnt.
RARE CHANcE.-One Of the best sa-
looms 10 the city for sale cheap. now doing .
good business; good reasons given for selling
out. Alec . large stock Il wines and liquors
a. cost prices one year ego. Inquire At the
Chicago Ale aud Oyster House. Brady street
opposite the Post Office.
BARsER d NoRrH. Agents.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

CHA WH1TTAkE0,
A TTORNRY AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
"A OSSsoa. % MaiD sesest, In Granite Block, ~
stain. 'my3etee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
4. RODDEWIG

T.. RODDEWIG
DDALBa IN
CIGARS AN ID TOBACCOS.
No. 20 lie Claire Row.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE BEST
" quality Of
Fine Cat, Plug asA Smoking Tobaccos,
SNUFFS, MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
WOOD AND CLAY PIPES
u Gentlemen will And my Cigars the best 10
the city. jos33
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REMOvAL.
JOSEPH WIS ZlE r,

BkU6H MANUFACTUAkxs
LJAS REMOVED To SECOND STREET. BE-
IL tween Warren and Vine, where he will be
pleased 20 - his old eust 3mess and mske new
friends. The best brushes In the market con-
stantlv on hand OF manufactured 70 sedsr.
jel0dlv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27

refused to meet him (Dr. Johnston) bccluse he
was a "secessionist." He regretted that Dr.
Bullard would not attend, Gs the operation
cOnd not go on without him.
Dr.. Johnston at once called az tho office oil
DR.. Ballard, and asked him what reason he bad
TO doubt his loyalty. Dr.. BuIlard replied that
he had common report; that be bad also heard
that he had objected to Gen. Bntler's orders re-
speeding the women Of New Orleans; and also
that he WAS q subscriber to the Sentinel. 1Dr.
Johnston replied that he did not approve Of that
particular order Of Gen. Bullerg aud yhat he did
subscribe for the Sentinel; but that 10 man had
reason to doubt his loyalty. DR.. Bulari got
excited, and said he wanted nothing to do vi h
any person who subscribed fof tho Schtna.
Tho Doctor has probably more pTacsice than be
can attend TO, as we kEos chat many Of hs old.
est and best customers are subsoiiberS 10 cur
paper. TiH l.Il
Dr.. Johnston Ia not poliiicinn. lie haybeen
devoted Co bis professiuD, end is omiaent IL H..
Although acquainted with him Tor sOme yeaTg,
w0 have seldom heard him talk on poll .ical suo-
jaeta. He has his political opinions, and Feade
bach papers "a he chooses, bnt he 70 tho latt
msU- Ia tho city that we shouid thuk would
80 petsecuted for opinions sake, for no ~ never
NOISY, bas slanys gentlemanly, quiet and uaob.
,rUsve-I IRdtGndpOiis Sentinel.
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From the cleveland Plain Dsaier. ]
o The Political Iago.

What is TO be done with the gallant men who have 70
turned 70 their homes utter having faithfully served
their c6untryf With exceptions, they do not hesi
tate to denounce all hympathizers with Recession as more
dangerous, enemles OF the Republic than tho rebels,
against whom they have been conendng. hear eyery
day of Instances Of their determination 10 arrest aud
puniah ALI demonsttationB asanst the Government ia
the free Stabs. What Is to be done with themS Iow
arehe soldiers to be restrained in these eRorts against
tho traitUn7-J. W. F5raey o,I.,
Is there one man on tpp Of gsOupd, who be-
lioyes that If q weak, worn ana sick colder
just from tho heat and 'bloody saeet'rof bat
tie, were TO present himself to THE aleea, well
fed John w, Forney, and ask, him, ioc q few, DOL,
lars TO procure sustenance for himself or 90 send
aid 40 his family 1T home--that Forney would
giye-it to himi Certainly rot. A man might
be crazy enough 10 believe the Ielegraphic dis.
paichea from Washington, bnt no man ia such
an ass as to suapeot the unu,terGbly odious
wretch who signs himJelf OCCASIONAL" of
ever having during. his entire existence, ielt a
generoua emotion or done charitable oct. Yet
this sickening, fawniDg counterfeit Of o man, in
hia correspondence Win the Press, pretends to
be The especial friend and adviser OF the eol-
diers, and with wonderful maligniN aud Gun.
| ming tries to excite them to deeds Of violence
against their fellow otlzena. We have iast had
our attention called to a letter in the Cefmont
| (O) San, from soldier 10 the 59th regiment
Ohio volunteers, located on Stones river, Ten
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27
neFsee. This regiment haa BEEN under fire and
maintained itaelf most gsllsntly. The soldier

neFsee. This regiment hAH been under IRE and
maintained iteelf most gsllsntly. The soldier
aays: Haf4 Hl
Bat word before close, about addresses resolu.
ors etc The privAtes Of this army not politicians
noW, whatever they may have been or mAy hereafter be-
and they would give cracker for as many addresses
Of Leagues and resolutions of aud other meetings.
thankiog Gen. Raseorans an his brave soldiers" a.
you could stack between Maloe and Mexico They know
theEe 10 object Ia these things but Il 10 not to cheer
the soldier, does It have the slightest tendency that
wsy.' What man. when weary Of his midnight watch
and pnna for the pacific Toys Of home, wou hope to
draw comfort and consolation from the bloViltOn8 Of
broken DOM politician, orthe silly snlvslngs Of mod
ern saint7 No one hut pTedestined, Unborn idiot
would ever think Of such thing But let The soldier
take from his bosom the letter OF his ased father or
mother and OF his CHERISHED sisters aud his loving wife,
and H. In the emulous tTaceTy Of the Que, the tear
stinfd pages Of the other, he may find the words, Do
your duy he has encouragement enough to cheer apy
man through every battle from banaMes to haffTees
boro. lie concludes:
sm a Democns-dSed In the wool
This brave toIder expresses the trne feeling
of the army They don't wirh such bsrBscles
az J, w. Fp,1ey fastened on them; it is bad
enough ior ihn Public Treasury to be depleted
by such blood suekipg vermin When :ae aol
6Iefs return TO their nomos they sill Tcputate
with righteous sGorn, all sdiiAiion sith the
mao Who said a. hamU eDrching aimaelf out
Of the hard esrlingq OF the people .h'le !Lel
were in the field exposed to all ,ho perls AMI
pigati0nB Of war.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27
From the Holmes COuaty Farmer.l
Bar Meeting,

PGruSnt to cali ,ho mepbfr5 Of the ljgal
profession Of Nolmca and jther cguuties IL e.
tendance upon Our Clurt Of Common Pleas, met
et the Court House in Milleuburg, OH Friday
evening, Miy 18Th, 1863 to consider the death
OF tho Hon William S. Taneyhill.
On motion, Jchn mCSWeeney, Esq, was call
cd TO the chair, aud James A, E.til appointed
Secret'ry
o., motion of Hon d. S. Ubl, Hol. George
Bles, 9. f. VOorhes aud William Reod, E:q ,
we're appointed q committee 10 repUr. resoil-
tions Tor the consideration OF tho .me3ung.
The committee reported the folio wing, which
was unaumguly aiop!oj:
WHEREAS, II ta.h ploaeed Almighty God,
tle great dispenser oil human deetiny, by The
ordeal OF death 10 remove from among ~ our
highly esteemed Gnd accomplished professional
brother, tie HOu William s. Taueyhill; and,
whereas Il is just aud proper thas Nc, who sur
viye him, should pay o N feapeots 10 the mem
osy Gi departed friend, Sho, in addition to
we'll earned lame in the practice oil cur noble
civil profession, wore she anrel8 OF patriotic
military defender OF his country's cause, and
Won the merit due 10 an intelligent aHd able
legislator, and TESTIFY oar esteem Tor tho gem
eIal merit Of his character; therefore -
RfsOiued That by the death of The H0nl Viii.
liam ). Taneybill, the fraternity of the legal
pi0IGssion of Holmes codGiy, the oOmmunity OF
said cOuusy end the people at large suffer be-
reGvemenb which ccCo sl9rs cur 6 aepess regret
ResoLufd, That the iamily Of the deceased
have our special and hearifeits ympathy ia thle
their ffliotiVe bereavement l6-l.--
: Resolusd, That copy OF thase pr9eeedingi
be fdrniehed the family OF the decesspGg thu
they be poblished, nnd lhat fieB- l.. Griteh
fell b5 spp3ilted a. c1mml zee "a preseHS thC
eamo to the Ccust vita the Feqaels tba. they be
catered upos The Jourai. -.t 3.
4s JOHN McsWEENEY. Pres't
b JAMES a. EsTlLL, Seciy. is's'. s.. 60
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what 2he Wceld,s OOrgespa o adentg
Saw and Hoard

New YoRK, IA; 26 Tho Worlds c9rres
p0ndrnL with Graas'a asny arrived to-day from
Richmond, GiteE s6lr Of three aeska in Lhe
Southern Stttss. OlIy about fifteen Thousand
Iea n erO at Vicksourg when he LETT, Gencras
L9dPg AID T0Tey commanded the corps thets.
At MoAtgo gonery he net Joe Johnston and six
thousand !F0opj from Savannah to reinforce
Pc bertou, TA&e was helr-fnished gunbo &
st MonigomeEy, Troops in Mississippi and
Alabama were excellent, AT Atlanta they coa-
fined Him IN psiaon, In consequence Ci excessive
attention ehoan Uaion prisocers by the popu-
lace. ..i-.-....r.. ...a- 81. - u r
Two dsSe before no arrived al Richmond a
repatt wEs CURRENT that V.cksburg had fallen.
Tao next rebel line OF defense is the, Toulbig,
bes liver, tlus releasing tho whole Sale Vt
MisslssiDpi.
There are TO tosces IN the interior of The
ConfeGsrscy. Railroads are in bad condition.
The etrepgth of the rebol army may be put
J0sn as three hundred thousand men, half Ut
whom are in Middle TeuaGssee and Virginia.
I1e rebelS robbed and mAltreaied our Wound.
ed Ia Alabama. At Atlanta, Augusta, COlua-.
bia, K1oxville akd Weldon, 0ur prisoners we're
g.eeted With substantial evidences of kindly
feelings. The solid men OF tue South asa
Guxieualy asking what terms We can offer aud
what ia to be thtir fate. Ta0 impression is
gaining ground in the Confederacy tbat we can
outlasG them and overun their country. I
In relation to the capture of Col. Strsight's
command, the correspondents says Straight
fought till his ammunition was exhausted nd
animals gave out. FORESTS loss was Ave hun
dred; ours fiisy, disabled. "a al go 2n N
Richmond is bare OF tro6ps, one regiment
going South daily.
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Mob Law. HI rnscarn,uas. a,L

a 'weErant issuei-llat Friday for the afrssg III
four young men, charged with violation ta ,h6
law IL assathdg tdo properly OF A B.jUnhlie,
h0tsl keeper, GDd Doctor Shaw, -iaweies, ia
UbriEhaville. Only one WpgR arrested aud bound
over to conrt, the osher thrso eludinR the law
officers. oa ssu.--Nh tiL0
Mesers RoWiie aud Shaw are peGoeab!e, quiet
Democrats, aud it ia represented 10 us that these
young men were induced to commit the cffanae
charged az Binst them, by elder heads--by men
who had political hatred ranking ia their breasts
against Rowlie and Shaw. Ii ihis ba proven
Uu iuftaes trial, thesefRepablicd oC 'Mli tu#n.
ship viii have demonstrated to community that
they we're The first 10 set tbeexGmpleOt OF laWlCas
whence IN TuaGsreEaB county, lj d.
We know whereof woEpeRk when wOssy that
Mf. RoTlo hGs, ever ainoe the w0F cOnlmhHCed,
opened hls house and. fed hundreds OF soldiers
ga heir way TO tho army, who he'd nos d GEM
"a meal, F0rgs portion OF thes6 ie hae
aiaceIbsen Pad, but gUEsii.a We knoN Fuiiher
tina, many returned sollers, tugheIHlOUaeby
tho ssDy olictra, sick, OF woudded, ,OF eisabled,
with0u. q cept Of money, have oesa taken from
ile cars and tho highways by Mr. R0wlie aud
led, and warmed, and sheltered, without him
even getting OrcxpectiuE one cent Of pay there
for. t sn a.tJ rI as
We know further thst las5summor, Nhen he
GoV1fncr, ai,er a ater4ible "a tle, called GU ,hs
Doot9la oil ODlO't0 Volunteer their aid aud kill,
and 60 ana help lufso ,snd Greag the s9puded
Ohio ssldieEaI Doctor Shag promptly ofEsiej his
services, aid il NC mistake nos, he Proceeded
at hla owl expsfso TO one of the battle fields 10
prefer hiB hs5is.auco 70 iiie wounded aud dying
GoldigFG.n 'ls-"' N l".-'s
Aud yet these avs The piea whose houses axe
TO be hened without Ronder IL 0Fiet 20 ggatity
PARTISAN 'ls@iiiyo
We fGibeat itsyidg tnOie AZ EytssnS - Men
Philadetphia Den0cratA ~
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Burnside 30 be KeIIsVed-BuIler 20
5nCCDed A i'm.

NEW YoRK. MsY 2G.--The Times Washing
ton dispatch says: L. is rumOFed Gen Butler 10
% bc assigned TO command the Department of
Ohio, Burnside desiring to be relessed.
No credit is given by the sutbor ties to the
Funor that the rebels are preparing for another
invasion OF Kentucky. --...
The secretsrg OF War 8ays shat within six
no1ths weahaIl lave tHo hundred thousand
negro troops 10 the field.
Tbs Hersld's dispatch ssye: There is some
troubles over the prcbAble destination OF Burnside.
He will ehortly arrive here to sVy nnd sotte
the matter. II SCENE Stanton and Gov john
s0n desire him to Sc TO Que point, while Haleck
and R5secrana Ldl-A nc saould go to anttner,
PdVate letters irom substantial citizens of
Louisiana state that sho viii willingly re enter
the U6on Os eoon es the armed hordes OF tue
Confedrscy are driven from her borders.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-27

ln BtsToN, May 25.-As a meeting Of the
EG ancipation League III TTemons Temple .his
sSetling, diacusa!On took place between Seas.
G,rs~ileon and Wendell Pnililps, On tue aotien
OF iAe United States SsAg.e auG the Admipis-
iTatbh, relative to filters who had manifested
uniTieddly feelings tocaEd negro enlistm a1 1s
and the emancipauon policy. Phillips charged
that the Senate hid lever pui iss bane on any
eQcni rlficer.t Nj. Wisou dsn!ei the toI,
snd taid it had Djtsn been done. PnIllips said
Il ad, the Enolic Aai 40 kh0wlsdge OF 1t, aad
thGlfEIe heaes ras oil no public value. The
opI5 cS6s Gearing 70 the pabilc was tuat Of Gen.
S Soafnsan, aud ne Rss promoted inateed OF be.
ing rFiecIcd. Mr. Wilaol slid Gsa. Stonemau
was confirmed on exoiess seeommsndlsio uf
Goa Hunter, in wnom Ali slavery mcl had
gsta! confdence. -.I... r'.i.-,-.. -
me discussion was quite lengthy and spirited,
but conductod 10 friendly spirit, go