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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

SABBATH.-A more beautiful Sab
bath than Yesterday We have not had this
season The sun sbone bright. warm. and
pleasant, causing one to forget that the frost
had turned the green leaves Of few WEEKS
since to dingy yellow From appearance.
We should "a that the entire female popu-
lation Of Dsy enpoit attended church yes
terday, a. we'll M did . large number OF
gentlemen In one instance We know of
their hearing a good sermon. and presume
those who attended other churches were
equally fortunate. such . glorious Sabbath
~ was yesterday could not but inspire q
minister to preach good sermon, il he were
confident that we have many in Davenport
thus endowed We are glad to notice .
more strict Observance Of the Sabbath by
our citizens than mas heretofore been the
case. The churches are better attended, and
the sermons more attentively listened to-
1, is these two things that tend TO encOur-
age pastor and make him more Jealous in
his good work Ia some Of the eastern cit
les strict municipal laws have been passed
regarding the breaking Of the sabbath, and
heavy fines are imposed upon those who
disregard these ordinances In Pittsburgh,
the city authorities are carrying out TO the
letter the laws passed by the Legislature in
1874, regarding the obsei vance Of the Sab
bath. The Supreme Court has decided this
act as being constitutional, and the driver
of the carriage Of one Of the Judges who
passed upon the law, WAS arrested few
days since, and fined S25 for disregarding it,
The poor fellow was at the time engaged in
carving his master to church. Horse rail
roads are not allowed to run their cars on
Sunday, and steps are about being taken to
stop all work in the printing Offices on that
DAY
In thiscity We have 10 Sunday ordinan-
ces which can be enforced although we do |
not think in this western country. where
the population is so much mixed very strin-
gent laws should be adopted The Germans
have their own way of observing the Sab.
BATH and it would not be right to disturb
them in their exercises. The Sunday night
dances ane theatres are an institution of the
Fadcrland. and they cannot be induced to
throw them aside in this, their adopted
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

over me remains OF the late American min
's'er Mr Mason, at the United States chap
~ me Foreign Embassies of Paris were
al present and numerous other par.ons at
tended 20 perform the last sad offices OF
\ iriehdrhip The body Of the deceased il Ia
be Immediately sent to America
/ Conflicting iumors were still current As
to the french preparations against China
The Pdtrie says special corp. Of 5oo
men are soon to be formed ar d sent to I,ypt
thence 10 he conveyed by steamers to Chi.
na
he bishop OF Orleans. in joining the u.
ira Aloniane demonstration in cours. ot *
rcntion by French Bishops on account ot ri
lars ~ Italy. limited at the possible inya
sion Of ireland bv Gen Mcmahon.
lhe forililcatioDs on the coast between
Havre aud Caene we're being carried on
with extreme rapiditv
The London HeraiIs Paris correspondeni
says 1t Is strictly true that Napoleon has A
secret understanding both with Austria and
SARDINIA. which will enable him to com
nand the whole Italian seahoard in the
Mediteran-aD. as far AZ Civita Veccbia ana
another step III furtherance Of HE scheme
- the expedition to Morocco, as the Medi,.
eran.an squadron. which has sailed from
Ioul"n with 10000 men for the N.roeco
frontiers, will mmand the African coast
from Agiers to Centa
ITALY A telegram from Modena Ia IN.
DaHy Ne"s says. I'm the 5ih. Col An
VIII. President Of the late Military com,njs-
sion OF the ex Dnke OF Parma was .l,scoy-
cred 10 have arrived in Parma in ,isgni.e
having gone there to get up conspiracv
lie remained concealed for some time and
when recognized l., the populaee, great ef-
forts were made to save hun. He finally
took refuge III guard house where four Or
hve cafblneers Were stationed but the door
was forced, aud Col. Auviti was killed
ferieet tranquiiit, subsequently, prevailed
u Is confirmed that the Sardlniap Embss
sador at Rome had received h- pas.por,s
lhe gravity Of this is diminished bv
The circumstance that diplomatic relations
between the tw" Governments have been
interrupted ever since the Sar,.inian Cham
bers passed the famous law relative to con-
vents
1t Is sald that the Pope had informed the
Powers Of Europe that he will not give M
ms temporal powers. and v i'll, If necessary.
call upon all the Catholic Powe ers TO support
hun.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Friday, Oct. IL 80.
FLouR-Quiet and 'stsady. Country dou-
BILE extra 75; city supcrfne 4 40.
WnEAT.-Fnn. Prairie Spring s5ds-c /,
club soc good Fall 81 90 prime l 03Qlcs
choice Rod and Whi,e 03@l Is.
CoRs- New in ear 370sios. Market unset
tied.
OArs-Quiet; good 4sc. prime 40
BARLEY-Quist. Spring 5v9S0c; Fali
75c
POTAToks-S Steady. Mixed 5501soc Nss-
hann0cks CSC.
ONIONs-DuIl at So
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DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REpORT.



DAVENPORT, OCroBgK 22, 1859.
WEArBER.-A glorious day mas just passed
The sun shining warm and pleasant, invigosat-s
ing everything aud everybody. Our town has
been crowded all day with teams and people
rr"d-ce rolling in in large quantities. We
shall pray for continuation of lust such days
~ Yesterday.
MARAsT- livery thing in the way Of produce
has met with ready sale. to day, and With
enc exception at yesterdays quotations. Bat
ley took siittle shoot IN yesterday in conse-
qncnce of some Of our dealers having cars ea-
gagged which they desired to ILL., Ono dealer
bld up 10 45e, ten days time, but most Of the
farmers preferred accepting l0@4sc Gosh. We
quote.
flour Unchanged. Shipments go bar
rels. Albion etxra a 90 Wholesale 81 20 rc-
tail.
WHEAT-Large arrivals and really saie
| st f5'a Toe. shipments 1880 Receipts 500.
BARLEY Market 2a3c better. No 4sc.
No 2, 4oW42c. Ten day. time offered 45c-
Receipts 3a2o. Shipments 24ao.
Oars Firm At 2S12sc with larger arri-
walls. Receipts SO Shipments none
CoRS-In demand ut 2Ots2sc but little
comingin. Receipts small. shipments sone.
Por AToys. Market steady and unch anged
Good article brough, 40c, some very fine ones
brought 42c
oSioNs Arrivals light, market uncbang-
ed. good article sold for 27G30c. Re-
cents Shiyynants naoe
Hay Market in good condition.w tn = large
supply. We quote upland prairie At 81 400
$500.
EoGs Tn good demand at llGl2Xc, for
shipping.
HuTrER-In good demand for family use.
We quote good dairy at l7tl 300; common 6r-
kin and roll NJ l214lkc.
CHEESE w estern Reserve Sc Wholesale nd
l06tl21 retail.
HAMs-Gooj sugar CURED 50 retail; common
l0c.
SHOULDERS Good &c wholesale and retail,
&c canvassed.
DRIED BEEY-llc wholesale and l3c retail.
DRIED APPLEs-A good article quoted At llc
Wholesale and l2I1 retail.
DRIED PEAcnss-Unpared llkc wholesale
and l5c retail; pared CSC retail.
CoDrIsH-A good article SC retail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
CHICAGO MARKET.

October 70, 1859
Market very bouyant-Wheat advancing 1
G2c on spring. The market opened 1T SIC for
No ! Spring, bat before the close favorable
news from New York caused an adva ncs to
sc.
CoKS Market firm for both old and new.
No in store 30c.
OATs-Active and h@lc better. No
aHoat 53c.
BARLEy-Active and l41zc better. MOL ia
store 5eu57s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

STILL They CoME.-J. G.. Todd was
receiving yesterday large addition to his
already large stock OF boots and shoes Mr.
Todd sells none but the best manufactured
shoes. made expressly for the retail trade
and he is selling them at the lowest living
prices. Call and zee hina.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
NOTs,E To ADvERTuSEKA.

tsrge cuts charged double tb. same d.meu.,ons ~
type.
Displayed Advertisements onc.hslf more than
usual ratas.
Yearly advertising contrset. viii be und-vst,d 10
sppiy strictly /" the immediate busnes. VI the adver
tis-r aud all other al adyertsment. sent ia by the ADJ
scrtser viii be charged extra
Advertisements not accompanied with iDs,ruc tL,us
w be inserted uatil forbid, and charged
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes la
ss,fti "ne time free Of cost, thereafter charged
Other advertisements.
Aasfftiseincnts from abroad must he pAti for
cir idbfy .t Hfrdnce. Euens from approved Agents
'ontrAst- To- yearly sfverlsing terin able at the
option % advertisers they pay an advance ept OF
~ per cent. on IL. contract price.
Advertisements inserted neat 10 reading matter
~ per e"nt advance above rates. And kent ON IN
~ 10. N per cent advance regular rates
Attrahsien, sdvertis.mentr must be paid for ~
atvaBce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
EE- Notwithstanding Saturday was

EE- Notwithstanding Saturday was
a lively day in the produce market. it was
decidedly dull in the local do. We were
up aud down every street in town. making
anxious inquiries for items, for which we
were willing to bid above anyother editor
in the city. But the article was not to be
had for love or money, aud we retired
completely disgus,ed with the business -
We set a boy watching that shovel over
which We stumbled and ripp our foot
and boot. but the people had all read the
DxMocRAr AND News. and took warLing-
We will haveit dug up and planted in
another place
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
From Denver Ctty.

LEAvENwoRTH, X, T., Oct 2l.-Ths Dem
yer City Express. with dates to the 18th
inst, arrived last night. with 81 900 in duet
News measer A Delegate Convention was
IN session At Denver City. for the purpose Of
organizing Provisional Government, pend
ing the action Of Congress with regard to
the gold country. The miners are prepar-
ing TO 60 into winter quarters
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
Fer Sale at Z Great Bareain,

.nNE SPLENDID LARGE SPAN OF
NDnatched horses, handsome trsvelerr a.
Kind in every spot and place. Also one vesv
nice silver mounted double hasnees. a.
small size, would d isr mir q 49, y
small horses. Also one very light sescod -
tuo o. one horse wagon. an rf-;rS
The above will b. sold at = beneain. F.
ZION ROOF, No. 5, East sseesS ~ -. Ivy. ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

BRIDGING THE "WAPslE. un>
derstand that q company is about being
formed to bridge the Wspsie. At . point
where the ferry now runs. The company
intend making it tollbridge. charging a
moderate sum for teams, but nothing for
foot passengers.
We think it would be for the interest Of
this county to take the matter in hand and
not allow any company to control the
bridge. and charge the people toll for eroes.
ing. A free bridge should span this ugly
stream. and the county ofScott should build
1t. We do not think the country should be
taxed equally with the city. - it 10 the city
that 10 to receive the most benefit; but We
think the country should pay portion Of its
cost The bridging Of this river, 1t this
time. is Of much more Importance than build.
ing railroads. although We think they should
b showed ahead. also.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

GERMAN THEATRE Thnrsdsy even
ing Oct eth, the German Theatre will be
opened with the play Of Der Vicomte vom
Letoireres Mrs, Oberndoerfer taking the lead-
ing character. assisted by powerful cast. :"
The talent Of the members Of this associa>
ton Is .of . high order. and we may
look for q very faithful rendition Of the sev.
eral parts. Remember the opening next
Thursdsy evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

eW JAcoB NJ. ELDKIDGE has a
word to say in this mornings issue. regard
ing his extensive stock Of Boots and Shoes,
which he is now receiving and opening at
the old Griggs stand. No 25, Brady street
Mr.. Eldridge will not be undersold by any
dealer in town, and his stock is one Of the
best ever brought to this city. Give him "a
call-suyr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
MAIL, ARRANGEMENTS

Times Of opening and closing mails tn the Davenport
P,,st Once
EAsTshs 0Au. arrives at 1.to and SO 81
closes al 9i5 A n a.a 5:coph
NoMTHInH Mail via Dubuque and Northern Iowa
arrives at D ~ n. e.sssesAt Sl3 A hi
BOuTusHs MYI. from -. LOUIS anu 81 nthsrI Mis-
souri, araives at ; 80 u; oleses at v lbA
wEsTEaS AID sOUTHEks Iowa MAIL, arrives ~
G.30 = N closes ~ 30 NJ.
ILIisors WAY NAIL, strives Is A N and $50 r
NJ closes nj y and . pm
RIvHk NAIL 4ouTB, including river towns abosest
Louis, the A.ssouii River, k~b.sska ani Kansas
via Hannibal Z 81, Joseph =, arrives 81 ~ A
NJ, cls, 80 Atlpn.
RIVER NAIL, Ia ciuSing river towns from { Oaire
to Lyon., arrives At = A y clio ses At $50 NJ.
HORTBsRS MAIL, by lsnd, up the river, arrives At
? n sundays, Wednesdays and pridays; ciosss at
ypM NJ on Mondays, weainesdays asi FRIDAYS.
BLuk GRASS NAIL. arrives at IL =, closes ~ IL Nj
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
AmITy MAIL, arrives and coses nj ~ NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AsAnosA MAIL, arrives aud closes III " NJ, on
Thur-dsys
The ONCE vill be open on Sunday during the Sum
msr from = 10 ~ An.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

PxRsoSAL-M Mr.. Jacob Strasser, the cele-
brated musician, will return to this city on
Tuesday next, Oct, 25th. lie will be re-.
ceived AT the cars by the German Brass
Band. and escorted TO his residence
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

H STARR has received Harper,
for November They can be obtained at
his Post Office stand, and at his store in lie.
Claire Row.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
Tho u. > Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Oct Zl.-The receipts into
the Treasury for the week ending Monday
were Sl,O2l 900; the amount subject TO
draft. "a ,677 900; increase in the amount
on hand the previous week SlOS.uOO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
BsOwnsville Texas Guevrtllas,

WAsHINGToN. Oct. 2l-The latest ac-
counts from Texas state that Gen Twivus
had ordered two companies Of infantry to
Brownsville, and that BODY of cayalrv
we're scouting through that region in pur-
suit OF the marauders
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

CHERlFF'S SALE The State of Iowa,
- Scott county, in the District Court of scott
county, State Of Iowa.
By virtue Of SPECIAL execution, issued from
the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Scott county, State of Iowa, in favor Of Han
nah Small, plaintiff, and az ainst Joseph IT,.
Glaspey and Mary G. Glaspey. defendants, da-
te October IA, 1859, and to me directed. COM
manding me, that OF the Real Estate as here
inatter described Of the said defendants
make. or cause to be made, the sum Of seven
hundred and ninety-one dollars and forty-five
cents $79 ,45 J, with interest and costs, lev
ie upon the following Real Estate in Scott
county, IOwa:-The southwest quarter of the
south least quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section twenty (2O), township seventy eight
49,, range three 3 east, containing ten 10 J
acres wOre Or less, ~ the property Of the above
named defendants. And hereby give public
notice that ! shall offer for sale ar public
outcry Ut the Court House in Davenport, Scott
county, Iowa, on Monday the 2lst day Of No
vember, 1859, at the hour of 2 O'Clock P. NJ. Of
said day to tie highest and best bidder there
for in cash, the abeve described property, or
sufficient thereof to satisfy the above debt,
with interest and costs.
Dated 18th day Of October, 1859.
H. LEONARD,
oct 24-ts Sheriff OF Scott co., Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
From the lsOtA DeegoOn

IEAvKSwoRrH. Oct. 22 Total receipts OF
gold dust Tor the past fortnight. al this and
adjacent points, amount to $3.50, 900.
tnow appears that DIR. Willing is elected
Delegate to Congress from jefferson. Instead
OF Williams, as previously reported.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

eY Yesterday morning our Levee
Was a perfect jam. A number Of steam
boats were busily engaged in shipping pro-
duce of different kinds for the st. Louis mar
kst The platform in front Of Burrows
Block was crowded with our citizens,
watching the operations Of tho numerous
''rouseal outs" packing sacks from the ware
houses . the steamers. 1t is astonishing
what load some Of those chaps will car
ry- They shoulder sack Of potatoes con-
tanning . l.2 bushels Of potatoes with ap-
parsntly as much ease as they would pill
low. Editing . daily paper is laborous
enough, in all conscience, but the berth Of
. deck hand on . Mississippi river steamer
il, We believe one degree worse than that
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/ + l. EGR A PHO
Arrival OF the Overland Mail.

~. l.oris. Oct. 2l-The overland mai,
with dates to the 3oth nit. arrived TO-DAY
". Crane. delegate elect from The nro,
posed Nevada territory, died a, Gold H,n
larson Valley, on the 10th
New silver mines have been djscov.red
~ 'ne bead Of Washue Ike Five teamr
WIN II are now en- route TO San Fran
cisco Tor shipment to England
me new stage route between Salt Lake
""" | 'aeersv'iie IL being stocked The mail
"ou'a pA's over it In fe " week.
'ue sacramento correspondent Of the San
FRANCISCO ID "fefin says an active canvass
has commenced for the vacan, seat in tho l.
, Senate. u IL now thought tha, the gov
ernor Will make no appointment leaving the
Legislature under special obligations Ia
elect as soon - possible after The meeting IN
January. II Is supposed the new Governor
favors the election OF ) W luge, formerly
OF Ala, 40 a. To make the chances Of nor.
thern man. himself perhaps, better for the
successor Of Gwin. who must he elected in
the winter Of 1861 Weller will also favor
TINS plan in the event Of his strength not
being sufficient 10 secure his own election.
TINS winter. Liberal subscriptions 10 . rds
tue proposed Broderiek monument were
coming In from all parts Of the State.
Dates from British Columbia to tb. 24th
are received.
Ihe American clipper Northern Eagle.
WAS burned in Esguimaux harbor on the
I'D. The vessel was insured Tor s25. 600
Trade very duh. with scarcely enough do
ing to establish quotations. Tendency IA
vorahle 10 the buyers. Pork lower. Mo-
ney in demand
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

personal. - During the past
twelve months, Davenport has lost many Of
her excellent young men, most of them hav.
ing gone South. to seek homes and bust
ness. Many Of them have been successful
in an eminent degree. while others have re-
turned disappointed. We are now to lose
from our circle of acquaintance s.one who
will be more regretted and missed then any
who have left before him. We refer to
CHARLES G. HARRIS, Esq. formerly one Of
the editors Of the Neps, and one Of the
noblest and truest gentlemen the sun ever
shone upon. During a residence of many
years in Davenport. MR HARRIS has won
hosts Of friends, and he will leave without
having made one enemy. During his con
nection with the Neps we were on intimate
social terms with Ma. HARRIS, and ever
found him a true friend, and anxious at all
times to impart whatever information he
CLEANED during the day. which had escaped
our observation This one thing proves
the man, and CHARLES c. Harris is man,
every inch of him. During his connection
with the News. Charley's ready pen added
much to the reputation Of that sterling
Democratic paper. and when he left for Eu>
rope none regretted his absence more then
his worthy associate, Mr.. JOINS. He has re-
turned from his EurOpean tour only to
again TO bid us adieu. and this time we
fear for longer period. Mr.. H. goes to
New Orleans where he will spend \ short
time, anG from there he goes to Mobile 70
take charge Of the Mail Office Of the New
Orleans and Mobile Packet Line. Charley
will carry with him the God speed Of a
host of friends, and as one of that number
we wish TO saw amen
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24

THIcK.-The young married folks
are becoming as thick as feas about town.
One cannot walk the length Of block
W thout encountering a young female face
which few weeks since " boasted of a
maiden's blush. but which now wears the
more sedate, but no less happy smile Of u
young matron. Al of the young ladies are
not gone yet. but at the rate they have
been passing off the last three months it
will not take a year to entirely strip the
town
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NucCABsN r COATES
WHITAKER n GRANT.


DAv EXPORT, IOWA.
OFF ICE, Nus. | h = Second story Ferry
Block, Main trcst.
The, have complete abstracts Of the judg-
ment iocket and all conveyanccs on therecoras
of Scott County, aud are prepared to examine
titles and make snveyanccs with dispatch.
Sep lO-tf
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OcTogEg TEgx
CCToBE. TERM.
GEO. G.. WRIGHT Chief Justice.
W. q. WOODWARD,
l.. u. STOCKTON, Justices.

OCTOBER kKM.
GEO. G.. WRIGHT, Chief Justice.
". g. WOODWARD, r.,
LID. STOCKTON, Justices
LEWIS KINSEY, Clerk.
GEo. NJ MATHEWS, Clerl pro ,.n.
October 22d, 1859.
7s2 State of Iowa vs. John Butcher. appt
Louisa Co. stricken from the docket.
7os State Of Iowa vs. Antoine Roman app
Muscatine Co stricken from the docket
5o7 DiboIl Plank IS W. AZ. II. Mnott
appt Dubuque Co.-Allnncd
45.i Cook 4 sargent, appts ~ .ishn + Dil
lon scot, Co Aflrmed Wright, CHIEF
Justice, dissenting.
Is. Al Twogood Co VS. Coopers / Clark
sppts Linn Co Reversed
j73 A.G. Grinnas, appt " Walker Il Reeves
et al Lee Go. Reversed.
40 Henry Swift 4 Go. vs. Martin Smith,
appt johnson Co. Affirmed.
1s- ;. y. Pomeroy 4 Go. y. Charles s. Par
malice, appt- scott Co. Suhmiiiea
750 George w. Sayre ct al appts vs. Lyons
City Clinton Go. Submitted
4sG Letitia Anes " Finly 4 Dwre Scott
Co. Rule discharged on payment of costs.
Admitted as Att, rneys Of this Court Alon-
TO W. Church, ESD, Isaac Cock, Esq., James
b. Fletcher, Esq. d. b. Nash, Esq,
1MPRovEMENT.- MIR. lIumphry,tbe
popular Landlord Of the Scott House is
building large and capacious brick stable
to accommodate his country friesds. who
may favor him with their patronage. Mr.
Il. intends turning bis attention to doing a
home business. and with perseverance and
universal courtesy will undoubtedly win q
la, ge and lucrative patronage His prices
will be as low as those OF any other house
in the city. aud his table will be excclled
nv none
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-24
a Man asrestod, supposed 70 be Cspe Cook

CARiisLE. "a Oct. PA man. Anppos.d
I" b. capt. Cook. OF the lIarper's Ferry 10
surrection. was arrested here at noon to day
lie answers the description, and was the
man seen in Ghambersburg, yesterday, tall.
Ing with Mrs Cock lie was armed heayi.
Iy. and Is now anving a hearing.
LATER The roan arrested on the charge
OF murder as being particirator in the in
surrection of Harper's Ferry is now sup
posed not to he Cook. but to he one OF his
party. He is the man from whom SHARP =
rifle was Yesterday taken At Chamber sburg
while talking with Mrs Cook. Upon ar
resting him he endeayored to resist but was
overpowered He had about his person
three revolvers aud two bowie knives lie
has been committed to prison for further
hearing.
This man is taller than the published dcs.
criptlon marks Cook, and has the appear.
ance OF desperate mar, ready for any en-,
terprise. He refused, at his hearing, TO an
ever any questions.