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YFstLlSTE, AilcH, Jan. II. lssI
MEsPAIprso,
From t1e EIamfn.r. Nor1sa, Va.

Cephalic pulls accomplish the object for which tbey
were made, viz: 70 Of headaeho in al its lorIns
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ffOn' he Rana'oha Haley izqT, KanasoAa; Ia.
we are sure that persons suffering with the head
achs' = no try them, will stick to them.
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EFoplgSe Duly NeDi, Hsgpros, r. T.
Sspheiie Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
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PHILADELPHIA, June Is.-The entire State
war loan Of 81 900 600, has been taken at
par
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- 4 single bottle of SPALDING,s PHEPAREiI
ftlb VIII save ten times ils cost annuaIly.iSa b
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPAL DING'S
CEPMALIC PILLS.
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHES.
THAT
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
IA uese Testimonials lVers unsolief,ri In H. s.,,r
ING, psy g!l0Td unqIsstiOHatIe proof Of he an.
eaey Of his truly SCIENTIFIC discovery. -
y, s,.,,,xo MAsoSrtLlz, coss., Feb. s, 1861.
have tried your CephalIc Pills. and Iti1et5.m n
,Gsn that want you to send me two dollars WORTH
Part of these are for the nelrIlors ,r whom 1,,-.
few out OF the first box got nom Won. s"'S
Send the Pills by mail, and OGKgo
Your obi Servant y. NJ
-, ... li4vERloRD Pa, Feb. 6. lsol.
ME- Sf4lDiS Sr.
pI Tl'4 PiI Xou 2 send ms box Of
MAR iTsp ISS s{Fio1kHousE.
SPRUCE CEEEE. HuS7INeToH Co, Pa
II G. sPAIprSo, 80 -''1
SIR:
+, 1 p viii please send me two boxes Of your cePhal
Respectfully yours, --J~
,i' s lie, r'ea one 0oz Of yoir ITs and Ana
u.u.-C BELLE VERNON, Oalo, Jan. Is, 1861.
Please hnd enclosed twenty-five cents, for which
are truly Tie l est Pills Ihdre erer fyfed.
DlFeet A. ST0YER, r. 81,
Bello Vernon, Wyandotto Co o.
II . s,,,,,.. BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. II, 1850.
wish for some circulars or large show bills TO
ny customer. II you heve anything of the Kind,
:, Ono of my customers who is subject toSeysre Sick
Headaches CASUALLY lasting two days ltpgs ctlTd oSG
@t0oN IN one h0''T by your Pills, which sent her
Retpectfully yours, 3
w. B. WILkE8.f
m -A7I-7's
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Notice to Man subscribers.

We wish our friends who Ure sending us
subscriptions by mail, for less THAI year
to cut out aud bear in MUD this tariff of
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LOUISVILLE, June l3.-The Introduction
OF arms and provisions from the North, and
the previous transmission of both South of
this point have rendered the Louisville
market bare. Bagging and rope only are
now progressing southwark, and it is nn.
ticipated that these will be entirely inter
dicted within q day or two. Trade is ut
terly stagnant and merchants upathetic.
expecting an utter prostration with the
South Immediately.
Postal matters as to letters are entirely
suspended. tits supposed newspapers will
come from the South here till JULY LIST. and
then be discontinued.
The steamboat Medora, from st. Louis to
Cincinnati, exploded boiler flue near this
city yesterday. VIM. Cox was fatally scald.
ed and two coal bONtmen drowned.
Leonard Streiff, prominent German of
Frankfort publishes an address to his couu-
trymen advising them to beware of all
tricks and treachery of the disunioaists as
traitors to the Government, and TO stand
tirmlyby the Union they are sworn to sun
port, and to vote for Union men and meus-
ures. -.s-. ssssf-r glfT5FTi
Three citizens of Louisville, detained in
Memphis, Undertook to walk here. They
were arrested twice and one hung. They
saw near the rOnd man lying in u helpless
and dying condition, with his head shaved
and ears and nose cut off. The crime was
for being of Northern birth.
The Macon Telegraph says company Of
volunteers at Portsmoutb, va, were arrest
ed for voting for the Union.
The Louisville Journal of this morning
accuses secesslonists with tuking the oath
to support the Constitutions, so as to OBJ
tain arms, at the same time claiming the
oath not binding.
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ia single bottle Of spALDING,s PHRPARED
rtI z VIII save ten times lis cost annually~Ga %
tSPALDENG,S PREPARED GLUBlE1
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUEfsa
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLEEI T.
,.l,I,... SAVE THE PIEGEst rs ~
p-"A s1ITcH IL TINE SAWS HIEKH - -.
Aaaeridents will happen, eTep in we'll FeEuiated
anOhe1, tti9VeTy deSirabe to hNFe 4 and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys Cr5eE.
sPALDIHGs PREPARED GLUE
meets All such emergencies, and no household can
AFFORD 70 Be without It. ItisalWay5 ready, anil n
to tho sticking point. - -
-UsERuL IN EVERY HOUSE,
>. n: IA Brush accompanies each Bottls RrieS,
HENRY e. sPABDISo.
~ 80 Ne. Is CEDAR Street, New York.
CAUTION ~
ASCERTAIN unscrupulous psIsOnR are attrTnptIppifo
Ptln ~ GA the nnuuspectiDE PUBLIC, lEhiE{inn6 n
ny PREPARED GLUE, would caution ali ilsrSa6s
- eAaln1ae before pnTehasing, ard that the f1H
nAultSs ~ ~ - so II -1-'a1 = - 10y
RS-sPALOINps PREPARED GBUR,tEa {
Is eosEt eutuidS ~rapr4r; ali o.Ssrs are sElsi,hs
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/. sPALDTNG's Prepared aL6Ei
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,,... BELLE VERNON, oa1o, Jan. Is, 1851.
HAHRT o. SPALpINo, ESQ.
Please hnd enclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box Of yoTr CsplNIic pIiiS NJ,
are truly The l est Pills Ihdre erer tried.
DFeet A. ST0YER, p. 81,
Bellc Vernon, Wyandotfe Co o.
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: .sPALDNG.s PREPARED GIUgl--
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P. S.-The rOut Of tbe reported 300
rebels is confirmed by tclegrapbic dis
patch, which, see.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
LATEST NEWS
BY the Nails.
From Quincy.
special to the Chicago Tribune.

SpeclkA 10 Tue Nulc1So iIiouHc.
QUINcY, Sept. Is.
The Irish Brigade men are getting re.tive. A
crowd OF them filled up two cars before the Chi
cago train started this evening, declaring that
they would 20 home, but when the engine started
there found TO be no connecticut and the poor
b h,me-sick boys had 70 60 to their quarters. Col.
Phillips, from st. Louis, came up to-day, and is
trying t. get them 10 ~. Louis on the promise Of
a months pay. The boys Indignant, as they
seem to have reast TO be. They declare their
readiness to fight again under Col. Mulligsn, but
complain seriously that they have yet had no pay.
Col Marshall. men complain of still worse
treatment. They have had no clothing but
shirts, no pay and no arms but swords AMI horse
pistols. They would like to re-enter the service
again If the Government will only treat them we'll.
The Hannibal 4 st. 10. Railroad IL IN good
working order, the train which left St. 10. at !.
NJ arriving toni .ht at 1:3o. Everything is in
good condition, with no secesh apparent. The
train was crowded, and had good proportion OF
ladies. The express messenger on the ST. Je.
Railroad states that reports we're rife at Hamilton
to-day, that Gen Sigel was yesterday s,orning
Lexins ton. One report even states al Lexington
has surrendered but it receives little credit
QUIscY, Sept. %.
Gen. Prentiss arrived here last mig about Il
o'clock His guard caught . jayh.wker with his
mule hitched TO the telegraph wire, and was just
starting up to drag it down There three re-
parers on a section Of about twenty-five mi ana
yet they cannot keep the line open The man was
arrested and sent t. 81. 10.
The Irish Brigaie has received a proposition TO
60 to st. Louis to day and receive part of their
pay, and to organize for the war. boat arriy-
ed from ST Louis to-day TO transport them. II il
not true that they were released on parole. They
took oath, and gave ne promise restricting their
future movements.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
.uOremeeNf Of War. Steamer
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.
Herala's Dispatch.


ierala's Dis patch
The steamer Delaware arrived at tho NAVY
Yard this noon, with body of marines from
Fhiladel phia The Captain reports that the ba,
terry at treostone Point was unmasked when lt
passed il this morning, the woods having been al
cleared, and that il opened upon him. firna abou'
seven shots, none Of which took effect. They
were all good line shots, but fell short and wcIl
over. Two just grazed his deck
Capt. Cowan says about 20 vessels passed tb,
battery up and down, bat none fred at exccI
the Delaware.
From the disclosures Of q rebel officer il is !
certained that the battery at Freestone Point j
commanded by j. II. Har:enscn, formerly a cen
| manIer in the l. = ~, and that here are bat
teries on the Virgin side Of the Potomac ever,
two two and half miles from Acuuia 4
Matthias Point.
The river is now considered by navy officers, d
edectuay closed. Oar Potomac fotilla IS iusuf
hccnt to clear ii Of tse numerous batteries upoi
the banks. land force is inilslensahly ncce
sary, and it Is believed that within a few day
| perhaps few hours, the rebels will attempt Il
cross the lower Potomac into Maryland. The
viii meet warm reception, but may be neces
stry to strengthen their forces in that direction
World's Dispatch.
| A flag Of truce crossed the Potomac at Edward
Ferry yesterday, upon some trivial subject but th
.entlne ) discovered that one man in the boat wa
| suualihB the river LIE ilcDeis were placed uE
der arrest
| Yesterday Lieut.. desested from one Of on
| regiments on the Upper Potomac, and went t
the Rebels, giving them il is sup. osed, full infor
nation.
Tribune Correspsndence.]
Sherman's expedition 10 the south ern coast wi
| sail within three weeks, at the farthest Is or 2
| regiments will have tho privilege If going 1
| Charleston a. the principal officers in the coiI
mand believe, or to Mobile New Orlean., a
others conjecture. Gen. Siekles' brigade q fv
| regiments, now in camp here, Will form a part {
| the force, and will 20 to Fortress Monroe L. "a
| thence within a few days. Gen. Sherman will No
| strike tie only blow on the seakoard
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

A HIGHLY important suit in equity, has been
pending n the United States District Court, Of
this city for some time past, wh. rein Capt
James May, Of Port Byron, III, claims of An.
toil e LeCiaire Lewis c. Dec-aint, Gee. L. Da-
venport, John p Cook. Ebenezer Cock and
Geo. b. Sargent. Of Davenport. Iowa, some
Thirty to Forty Thousand Doiara
The case was argued on demurrer. For the
plaintiff Hon. Dani. + Miller, of the fru Ct
Lowre Il Miller and BY Samuel +. Miller, Esq.
Of the firm OF Rankin 4 Miller and for the de
PENDANTS N. G. Rogers, Esq of the firm OF
Putnam 4 Rogers, of Davenport.
He Honor Judge Love heard the arguments
on Friday last. and yesterday delivered a
very lucid. perspicuous and able opinion, which
decided in favor OF the plaintiff, and against
every paint raised by the defendants in the
case.-K eokuk Jonvnnl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
Break in the E,ie Canal.

RocHEsTER, Sept q.
destructive break occurred this morning in
the high embanknent at the old portion Of the
Erie Canal, at Holly, Orleans county. Tho VII ole
EN- bankment was swept away, and the bottom f
the Canal is gone out to the depth Of so fee
Dams will be cJL.tructed 1T the junction Of til 6
old Canal, which viii probably taxe two Or three
days, and navigation then be resumed Ii is
feared that the track Of the Niagara Falls Rail
road is damaged and great mill destroyed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

MAJOR HALL.-We have inadver-
tsntly neglected to notice 10 proper terms the
appointment of wm. Hall, Esq., Of this city. to
the Office Of Major Of the ll,h Iowa Regiment
No better appointment has been made In our
State. Mr.. Hall has been long and fasorsbly
known to this community as lawyer Of hne
talents. nd IS man Of energy and character
Unlike many who have been placed in high
positie1s be is thoroughly educated in military
science, and carries the diploma Of one Of the
first military schools in the country. We have
the utmost confidence in his ability to fill his
Office. Az to his bravery. il is beyond ell
question amongt who know him. We're
peat, It il an excells nomination. He will
b On ornament to the ession and 40 honor
= Tie military d Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
From w ashingtOn
uOsss w
Special to the Chicago Tribune.

WAsHIS6ToN, Sept. 26.
The advance movement yesterday is regarded
by the highest military authorities here a me q
considerable Importance 1t tad at least three
results visitly important. Our army is suppl, 4
with excellent forage, and we proved that the
rebels were anxious not 10 sit
men to pitch in. The 18th New York went
right into l.ewinsvillc and occupied TOsitltn
within 30 feet OF where a rebel battery lrovca
subsequently, to be. The Highlander. behaved
with great g.lantry and with the rest Of the com
mand were greatly chagrined because they were
not perIatted to follow the csemy. Three prison
ers taken. Grfin's battery was worked with
great effect and it is believed caused great dis
aster in the enemy's camp.
1t was thought possible the enemy would make
some demonstration to-day, upon our lines, bu
nothing indicating an approach has been noticed
SECOND DISPATCH.
To morrow two million dollars of the . ~
notcs will be sent to Boston; SoUe,00a to III Ia
delphia. The statement in New York paper
that all the $50 00h 900 notes have been issued
is incorrect The Department i pushing them as
fast the Bank Note Company can furnish them.
New Yorker who has deserted from the rebel
| army at Freestone Pout, was impres 81 in Arkan-
sas, as Lirutctalt, says the enemy Is ieVoe
strong at Freestone, $1,000 between there ah'i
Manassas, and a large number along the shore -
Matthias. They have plenty oi cannon and food.
He believes the rebels purpose crossing above and
| below W ashngton and simultaneously attsck Ia
| front He escaped by means Of rats.
Twelve men recruiting for jeff DAVIS were hr
rested to-day by Gen. Sickes, in Mary land. Tney
| had list Of money lenders pledging money 10
| equip cavalry regiment
Especial to the n. Y. Herald.
| | lear1ed to-day the conirmati Of a fact which
| throws scme light on tho Fremont affair, aid
| which will 90 far towards e1honerating the Gen,
and which explains why he unable 10 ser 4
rcinforcemenrs TO Col. Muliigan. By the midi
! Of this month Gen. Mcclellan had all tho tool~
| he wanted, and more than he could possibly use
yet, about the 18th inst, the War Depar,men.
| sent orders to Gen. Fremont t. forward immcdia
| iy six regiments Of Illinois troops, which were al
| that time Il: st. Louis These regiments had been
| organized for some time, had been long III the
field and were il all respect, the best di,ciill
and best drilled soldiers under reno ont comm Id
1t is useless deny that Fremont received the or
| der with surprise and executed the order with
| reluctance but he ordered il filed immediate q )
| without moments hesitation. Gen. Mcclellan
| has No for the troops here, and they wo1li
have to be put into camp by themselves, and a
| Brigadier General appointed for them. II taey
| had been sent up the Missouri yer TO Lexington
| Mulligan would never have surrendered.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
n Chance for vDiMMletrS.
HO, FOR FORT LEivkNWORTD.

VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDE u TO CARR
Y son Fort Leavenworth and relieve the re- a.
lars now stationed at that post. This affords an
excellei opportunity of garrison duty to volun.
tecrs. The advantages oi good Winter quarters
and Of ample time Tor thorough Drili and prepar-
alton need only be mentioned to be appreciated.
This Is the best chance for enlistiug that has
ever been offered in Iowa. Make haste to improve
it.
Pay, $500 per moath and bounty of $4,000
given on discharge
Good board good clothing and the best Of med
ical atienicnce, If required.
Fort Leav,nwortE is on the Missouri river, in
the state of kansas. and is in communication with
the Of the country by daily mail and telegraph
Apply Immediately to the undsr'ixSed at tho
recraitng offica, tejervary's Block.
September 26, 1861. j. II. PRICE,
sp26-d3w Recruiting Officer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
River items.

THURSDAY, September %.
ARRIVED.
AD HtNE, Calf Dubuque.
PoNKROY, Davis Fl. Madison.
Friday, Sept. n.
KATE CAsssL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
FRRD LoRENz, Green, Motnro.e.
DENAARK, Robinson, st. Paul.
CANADA, Parker, st. Paul
DRPARTKD.
Thursday.
PoxRRoY, Davis, Fort Madison.
Friday.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
AD HINE, Gait, Dubuque.
FRRD LonxNx, Green, st. Paul.
DENMARK, Robinson, Montrose.
CANADA, Parker, NontIose.
The light draught packet Pomeroy, Capt. Davi
will depart for Fort Madison and way points THU
evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Washington.
Special to POst.l


WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.
The enemies forces on the Potouac have made
another important movement. A large (. rec is
now concentrating a. the mouth Of the Ocoqua ii
River, 20 miles below Alexandria, probably for til c
purpose ot checking any flank NOV vement Of Fed
erai troops upon their position at Manassas.
Great activity prevails In tie Federal and Rebel
camps, but whether a conflict is at hand not, it
is i'm possible to determine.
The steamer Yankee arrived at the Navy Yard
to-day, without being molestsd by the Rebel bat
teries at Freestone Point, which s about % miIe 3
below Washington The battery i. represented -
being large one, with the Rebel flag prominently
flying. II is thought by officers attached to til
Potomac fotilla, that there other forts or bat
terles between Freestone Point and 4 cquia Creek
that are as yet concealed by the trees, which are
thick along the shore
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
.NlrAu4A.

nN TUESDAY MORNING, PATH INSTANT,
~ from the subscriber, bright bay Mare, absus
II hands high had scratches on her two hind legs,
and when last seen had piece Of rope around her
neck. Any information regarding her, left at this
Office, will be literally rewarded.
sp25-dt JOHN FLANAGAN,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

SUcCEssruL.-We are pleased to
hear that Davis. Watson 4 Co.. OF this city
took five premiums at the state Fair Oh farm
machinery OF their manufacture.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

J. Il. CADwELL.-Thls gentleman, ,one
Of tho Iowa First has been authorized to raise
company Of infantry for the war. This is a
good chance for entering the service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

CAVALRY HoKsEs. - Mr.. Spcarln g
sent seventeen fresh horses up to Camp Nc
Clellan yesterday. He 10 gathering them up
~ fast se possible.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

FoR FokT RAkDALL.-Mr. Pattec,
formerly Auditor of State, has raised a com
pany Of Infantry for Fort Randall. We under
stand il has been accepted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
The BIOckadlng Squadron take Pos.
session of Mississippi City.

CINCINNATI, Sept 27.
The 35th Ohio Regiment took possession Of
Cynthana, ~, last night. The llth Ohio crossed
the river this morning, and took the Kentucky
Central koad for the interior Of the Stitc.
A physician Of this city, just returned from the
South, says the blockading squadron have taken
possession Of Mississippi City, at the mouth Of
Pearl river, on the coas. Of the Gulf OF Mexico.
1t is commanding position on the boundary line
Of Mississippi and Alabama, vessels from Mobile
Bay having to pass sy it through ship Island
Harbor and dsLake Borgns on the Lake Ponchartrain
route TO New Orleans. On the day this gentle
man lett Nashville, il was reported there that the
blockading squadron had taken possession Of the
coast Of Texas
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

BALMoRAL.-John K. Dow has re-
ceived a lot Of Ladies Balmorai an Congress
double sole Caters, ve,y nice and cheap, at
Of Kradv street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

PERsoYAL.-Scnator Harlan, aud
Msjor Porter, OF the Iowa Fret, arrived at the
Burtis House on Thursday evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

ALL woolen Aannels, cotton fannela,
heavy sheetings and shirting. wooden stockings
and cocks at Whisler's.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

every day brings something new
in tho dry goods line at Wadsworth's Lad'es
should look through his stock before making
purchsses-as he receive es Lew goods daily.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

MORE OF THEM. Whistler is constant
lv receiving fresh additions to bis stock OF de
sirable Fall Goods Remember this.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

EXAMINATION FOR TEAcHERs.-A
.reaohsrs Examination will be held at the brick
sobool house tSxth and Warren stree'e) this
moroinp. commencing At . A. NJ precisely.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

ADr GES'Lis OFFICE, OF IN. STATE OF Iowa. J
Davenport, Sept. 2sth, 1861.
GGeneral Order No. 271
Volunteers belonging to the Sth and 10th
Regiments Of Iowa Volunteer Infantry, will
report themselves ct this Office and be for ward.
cd n st. Louis.
lw N. B. BAkn, Adj Gent Of Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27

A Coop number of blankets and quilts
were collected by our citizens on lhursd'y
for the sollers at camp. That is right. The
boyr need all they got aud more too. The
niphte are cold and their necessities great
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
From Boston.

BosroN, Sept 27.
Senator Wilson, Col. Of the I'D Massach usetts
giment, was to-day presented with an elegant
sword by the INSPECTORS Of the Boston Custom
House.
The sloop Nohican reports that the fngste Con-
ttellaton sailed from Loanda August llth for
| home. The steamers san Jacinto. Mystic and
Sumter sailed for h.me on the 10th. Tho stcT
| ship Relief would sail for home in Q few days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
4. o. BUTLER.

J. B. LgAKg. =. y. DOiAsn'
LEAKE Il BUTLER.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE NO. 4
n Nickoll's Block, south westeorner Brady and
second strssts, Davenport, Iowa. lspsl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
Camp Nc ClellNss

II they desire. All wishing 70 enlist will apply As
No. Nickoll- Block. up stars, or at the store Of
J. II. Sears, Esq, on Perry street.
sp26- -dkwtf GEO L. HCBEELL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-27
The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
Or NV YoRK.
CASH CAPITAL, ONB MILLION DOLLARS.
CASH AssErs, 81, ,495 ,4O9.84.
VIZ. ROSS, AGENT.
BUILDING, DAvKSPORT.

IN DISTRICT COURT OF SCOTT COUNTY.
j Hannah E. Westerman
vs.. }Onginal Notice.
Simeon Westermann,
SrR !-You sse hereby notified that there 10
nov on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
tric. Court Of Scott county, Iowa, . petition of
Hannah Z. Westermann, claiming from you di-
vorcs from the bonds Of matrimony, for the rea-
son that You have wilfully deserted and absentei
youreelf from her withouta . reasonable cause for
period Of more than two years, and unless you
apnear an defend in said action or before doom
OF the second day Of the next term Of said Court,
to be holden ON the first Monday Of December, de-
fault will re entered against You and judgment
rendered thereon.
September 25, 1861. -
By her Attorneys, PLUMB 4 VAH HosES.
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