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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
The " Ar NEWS.
Prospect Of Trouble IN Kansas
CONFISCATION OF VESSELS
Prince Napoleon In New Ierk.
THE PRIVATEER sUMIER AGAIN.
Later from Fort .NOMrOc.
MOVEMENTS OF PRICE AND Nc.
CJLLOCH.
The X be.S Marching Into kentuck,
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
MOVEMENTS OF PRICE AND Nc.
CjLLOCu.
he X belS Marching Into kentuck,
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From ashingtOn.

AsHIAGToN, sept p.
The rebels are throwing up earth work for IL
purpose Of tortifyiug Edsel- Hill, miles from A
e2andria,on the line o: the AlexAniriA and Orang
i, t. and miles this side Of ~prln gfed static
There Is however large force the.o
Special t. the Tribune
4 Message was received lag, Sunday F. VI by .
lady 2. Walainst5n, from the C5l. vi the ga Va
regiment. now at or near IanassaS Hill. FrvI
the nature Of the e, II would appear tina
the rebel se.4era.s s!. Le.d oIi the pros ect Of
attack On NJ ash!ngtln to thcir followers, prohab,
.e4rlns 10 acknowledge u, yet. the abandonme u
u tbst Intention. The Va. Col. sent distinct woT,
that lie woull DC in Washington Oh sunday mex
a4i the circumstances .ofbI1 the possibility oi nj
.ul1 NJ uHy such .uucclnsat witheut b.n-
himself conv need d. - truth. This simply shon
iat officers Of considerable rank in the rebel arm
are stiii made victims q .jay.- ami .eauregaIi
1ecepions.
iera.ls .esfst.A.
eoa,iemaa vh3 .gslyel here today frol
Kansas, stale that TIC kebes w".e preparing !;
make RAJ! upon tta, tate. faey ha4 Aotltit
lac resldeh;s IN the au Lern portion of Mans.
II thei. iAtentioL. They a,seI; taat they ,ues
~ be avenged tor t.e Treatment which the Baide
hutLan. received luting tue Kansas diiieult.c.
Pr5le! steps wi be taken By the Department q
ne West III the premises.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26

PROCl4A NATION.

FELLOW -CIIIzENs OF Iowa: More soldiers art
required ior th. Wsr. !, therefore. appeal l.
Your patriotism t. complete al once the quota
demanded OF our state. six regiments Of 10
fantry ard two OF Cavalry com, ose1 Of your
friends, your neighbors snd your relations sre
now II tie field. Three more reg iGents 81
Infantry an3 one OF Cavalry, composed Of the
same precious materials, are row IN Camp
nearly rg-uizei and eager to ipin tteir broth
er- il arms VITO have preceded them An
-tiii tour more regiments are required VII
you permit these patrols ho have gone forth
anim.ted ~i,h th- splrlt ct ;neir cause 70 re-
min unsupT ortel ard 10 n ght alone the bat
tlr- v hich iuLIirents member, th.S
wiil nGt tight for themselves alone. Ii l. your
cause well as theirs in VIII h they are eLgal-
ed. 1t is the cause Of government, Of home
Of couhtry. OF freedom, Of humanity, OF God
hin seH Ii Is il this righteous cause that !
nov call upon he manhood at! patriotism 81;
the STATE for cordial and hearty response.
Tie gallant ac' ie. ement- oil our noo4e
Iowa fir-t' have bestowed upon our State
IL imp r.-hate renoHn. Wherever iortitudo
i eppreciatsi. and waller r,coguiz ] as the q .-
tributes Of brave and great hearted reon.e.
the Iowa Volunteer Is now sre-iel - In prize
ard applause Shall it be said that you were
1L Lworthy the great deeds hich done y
Your behalf by rat ree IneLt 0. heyoesI tbat ou
were !aggart= in the noble work which they =
wei! t-gan Shall the fair fame +, the STAT.
which they have raised to the h!l hest point u
greatness. loee it, lustre through fCuF back
~ardurs- 10 respond to the cal Of Your couu-
try, made IN the hottest cause which has ever
engaged The eiiorts OF people? With you
rests the i-sponsbiIity. Men alone are want
ed. Arms, equipments, liberal pay the aP-
pause anl gratitude Of a nation await the
volunteer. | oaGnot believe that yoa wi.
prove insufficient { the occasion v h-a yol.
know yoaf country need
Two regiments g; those nee I'd, are ,e-
qaired ior tae defence of o,r evn ordv
again tie iLear-ous Of IRE latory tribes Is.
II GALS. y Ll.r our lasa, aifnles have been
gage. with lsii.zea traitors - . 8-sdly sirry
si- tor the -et iemae, Of the 1frt..ei,.--f J..
uiatntanene- 4 the Constitu';cf--:..- suiorcs.
n-er.t q the .a9s--ea,. ,i,- pro. -c.ian e iar
cit an! = .Ie..4 citizens, our oS1 i'ef .
have become exposed 70 tht raves e savu.
-Jue ot hes. law.ess tribes ar low il .eicL
w.sh 'Ae Tn let- ~ ;i.e hei.o. u AIk.r--
aud Nl,sc4ri. others have zee .pcii. / ythe
to : lze trt oppogtlhity totr.Y 4, .a a,t-tee.
ltss Ilhatltants ol cur At. -oa.t " VT.
siarsel. settled cauit.e iuper.tlsel5 i.aI..
frot-eli h, and t.lsy iHut. haze i.
Four reeimeat- IL .dii.aa - those rJw 81.
gat tjzlnt ale l.eod-.l I,ey n.rst he had sa. !.
iiy. hote i1r th- good IN. Of the Sta.
taey Will Ge tLruish-I Wi tlfout a IesDrt 10 VI
othtr tbode tian that Leret o0fe 20 succe-si.5.N n
adopted. Let those who cannot volunteer i-as'
ArcoGrageuelt al i a~-istai .e ta tfost . eal
It every o;e feel iherei- ~ ,antv luti .t.
wo:l - u doie j. i. lle=e /, .G.erts aa4 IT,
-e1.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26
Rebels Marching into Kentucky.

kIsING SUH, IND Sept. -
Hy dispatch this lnarnin. from Florence. Ia :.
We learn that Iarty Of about % mounted rebes
rode into Warsaw, Ky, last night about IT,.
clock. arl broke iAt5a building containing aiI4,
belonging to The state and carried them f. :. :
seven Union men came Lp just rs they were
eaving ard were ht d up The Union men re
turned tie fire, kii.!uY Of the rebels al /
uL5ns seyer4. Dtbers. Il l. suIio.ei th"r
have gone 70 FaT.heif camp In Owen COUNTY +.
One the Union wounded IA the =.
The Union men hal taken the locks If Q. IL:
guns that stolen. iitenling t. keep them II
until they i.ai Organized heir company.
Ire military OF Rising sun have offered their
er,Ices tor the defense oi Warsaw.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26
War Correspondence-2d Regiment.
LETTER FROM CAPT. BREWSTER.

CAMP CrnTrspEs, KY. Sept. IL. 81.
MEs.Es. Eds. We are just 10 receipt OF the
Davenport Gazette OF the l4sh inst. and would
ssk you TO correct some very false inrres.i jni
entertained by the editors OF that paper DO
lot believe III at they would Intentionally Dis
represent facts, but they have 10 the present
case placed too much reliance Upon their a.
tnori,y. The men Of our Regimen, are mol
much given to noisy demonstrations, tut cheer
after cheer greeted Col. Tuttl- the evening Of
Lie return. aud again the next day. When the
result OF the election for Colonel was known
The qualification waa so unarirnons and The
demonstrations Of JOY SO unequivocal ss TO sur
Prise even ourselves. although We knew thai
Col Tuttie whs tDore than popular. 1t is not
for M t. draw inyidious comparisons betweeu
my own fed officers, and Col. uttl. could -.
well wish for higher endoremert OF lis Car
ac,er a. gentleman and his ability IS al ctil.
c-r, han the fac. admitted by the Ga-sn's cor
respondent, that the Colonel received .rftsa.
ont Of riDeteen votes cast, and of these hiteef
"tu.iy oue-hAli" mere cast BY frieLde CT the
opposing candidate This shou.i in itself be
sufficient TO satisfy any ordinary mind OF Col.
Tu,te's fitness for the po.it!on he now occu-
ples.
TIE truth is, that our Regiment has been
made the victim OF personal intrigue carried
Oh by s5iDe three cr four members ever
since i,s first entrance into Missouri, and Low
that the s,..l is / rohen, it is hard for the
caque to coLtIol their dlsail lointnent.
However. tie affairs Of the Regiment NOV
uIore III oothly, end q be,ter feeling IreyAi :
,Aan for l3Ig time last, and We trut u Al
or he future Iersolal ambition will Rot | =
20 sidered o! nor npoltALce than tie We
f.;e OF The Regiment.
] am scmewhat suIIrisea . ny t-r. $
pulii-h.d il com eclion with l.. Slayu.akei's
A. it . vel known here that have Al ned y
the proper Court to drclle cpon the dliiei ene.s
etveen u, and each oi the Iarties Interest
vii - head r.sI oL.it.e ioI t..ir p.st coIdLct.
iaYe Lo Lfvs 10 nj you, further tian
We have crossed into Kentucky and ore Low j
camp scsne four psiles below Cairo. our Eos;
flee address Tor tie plesent. viii be at Ca!rp
I.i.nois
Iolrs resPect ely,
j. D.WIr1 LaEw-lEa.
Captain Go. {, lo@A Reg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26

Yesterday We visited the Iowa STATE Fan
ntw being holden d, lawa City. II was !!
second day, aud the cities were ali inadt
atforling US an opportunity 70 judge = :
succ,s ss-es far IS entries are coaccrnei .
least The heavy rain OF the fo.-ao va
grounds we're perfectly saturated, and IL
track in the mLdiiest condition There WI,
nheu. 800 e:trl-s made, neirg =oi..e
less than a.t year.
Is no rni=takug that point. one de,artu.yi.
alone IL better represented than la. y ~
and that is swine. The rest are much IL
lew the las. exhibition
Inc wine department - rePfeseIted viii
the b.s collection ever saw at any fan
L. Is a periec: feast for the ianciers OF &: al
kind Of property. Tie best breeds aboun1
Ia stock the show is moder"t--not ..
goo! as last year, which was nothing /,
trag OF.
Iu horses there are acme fac sT .cimeus.
Is said that lon Hyer AID bashav aEe /,
De there tomorrow ard tro. fUr 8 ci,i> ms
parse of il0o. If 30 there will be somethin.
worth seeing, provided the weather continue
favorable.
In farming implements and machines tie
show is agre. hrum Of this city, has
Eue display Of plows an cultiyator=, also d
Wis, Watson d Co, Of seIaratois ard hors,
powers.
st the Fine ATS Hall there is Lex. 10 nc,A
ing-the boards Of vLich it is constructed be
ing nearly Lakei.
In apples there is ere aitsble iisplsy-a.
-o.1e specimens Of peara and grapes
In fed crops, seeds. garden produce, etc
tie display is lot credltable.
Msssls. Collins & Skeel Of this city hay,
about the only cabinet exhibition on IL
ground.
The otiicers Of the society arc Let san gun
Il clearing expenses by any means
The list Of visitors yesterday ceuld not *
ceed four or five hundred al the very out-i )
We very much regret t. say taet the Fa
is .4ilure, but see 10 other way. II vii
be far behind our County Fair, though W
wish to draw no invidious comparisons.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF TIE DEMOCRAT AND SEws.i
Wednesday Eve, September -, lo6l.
The market was rather dull to-day account
Of the rain falling all the morning. Receipts are
light.
FLOUR Firm at ss.sgGi.Oo. Shipments 6sJ
bbl..
wuEAr-Active b., not 80 fsm We qua.e a
10 &C. Receipts al bu. ShiFnent- 80 bu.
Barley In demand al 20434c. Receipts lilo
bu. Shipments 40 bu.
CoKS.-We quote at l2c.
OATs-We quote at l3c.
oss-Plenty and dull a, 5gl0c. Receipts
2lo bu. Shipments 500 bu.
OATs,-Noninal at l0c
HAY. -Irairc 3 "A q ton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26
ApJ'r CEN'L's OFFICE, OF THE STATE OF Iowa, ]

ADJ'T oEN'Ls OFFICE, OF THE STATE OF Iowa, ]
davenport Sep, 20, 1861.
The State Of Iowa is sendiug forth large
numbers Of men to aid in organizing companies
in Illinois and in Missouri and alec in filling up
companies not organized under tie rsquisitons
made on this State for troops.
No accord OF these enlistueuts c.n he kept
il ths office, ss LC returns Of the rolls OF the
organizations are made to me.
l. is Of vast importa nee TO the State and to
the individual volunteer that a record of his
enlistment and mastering into State service
should he made matter Of record here, and
earnestly recommend that the volunteers who
wsh to serve their country shsll first fill up
the regular acquisitions made on this State BY
the general government.
n B. BAKER,
Adj't Gen'l Of Iowa.
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DIED.

On September 25th l-ol, a. q. o'clock ? N.
ANTOINE LKCLAlRE, aged - years, months
am IL days.
The funeral will take Place from bi- late resi-
dence % Friday morning at e'ciock. TIE n
cess:on viii form ari proceed = =, Althen3 :
Church, When Divine Service MI i lsd, as.4
then proceed g Ste. Ma.saaites Church, WI &
Il g funeral service W. te held AID the oeiy VII.
be inferred.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

There will be Divine Service at the Main street
Baptist Church to-day at II o'clock A. NJ in &C.
co,dance with the Presidents Proclamation.
There will be regular services in the Reformed
Dutch Church corner Brady and Eleventh streets
this day at o11 o'clock A. NJ
There will be Divine Service in St. Luke's
Church this A. n. at 10H o'clock Mr.. Powers
will preach.
4 meeting of special prayer for our nation, in
compliance with the request of the President
Proclamation, will be held at the Congregations
Church, fifth street, at II o'clock this morning
The public are invited to attend.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26
NIssOIlrl News.

JEFFERSON CRY. September 25.
News from Lexing OH reports Col. Groves. o. the
Home Guards. Killed: al.o Lient. COL White, oi
" lies 81 Louis regirnsn'.
man named EldIiIge. d Rebel iron Lexinc-
ton. is here and.r arrest spy. lie was sent
Town i, Ten Price 70 learn the strength Of our tor
ce,. Papers found on him tate our force at st.
Louis at only bout 100.
McCui.och i marching rapidly to form urc-
ton with Price, with a large force vii armed Gri
disciplined ana God .upp Of artillery. lie :
nov very near Lexington.
Multi gan's total los- 1t Lexington was no. over
80 and hat oi the REQ Il not than 300.
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From Fort Monroe.

FotT II >RoE. SEPT p
rev arrival from Ha,teras Inlet today brings
news that all que. there, AMI tn II an cary
effort would he lasle to disodge the rebels from
Roanoke Island.
TIE railing fricate Saline arrived today from
portsm outh, and will sai! south ward TO mo row.
Gen w j VII probably send 10 contraband
slaves TO Washington a. the entire force here 10
required for the use Of the Quarter Master.
koss WihAns SIMPLY gaze hi. Parsio Of honor
ard lid MT tnke In oatn of a.legiarce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26
Northern Iowa VI. L. Conference.

The Northern Iowa NJ T. Conference hs-
been in session q, Marshalltown fer the pas
ten days ending Monday. From the Rev
Mr. Dmmi,t OF tki. city, who arrived hom'
lac. evening, We learned the following partic
ulars:
There was an attendance of about so min
i.ters among whom tile great unanirnity OF ae
ton prevailed Bishop Scot Of Wilmington
presided The following are come Of the min
isterial locations for the next ear
Rev ]. G. Dimmitt, Davenport.
X. l.. Collier, Iowa City.
c. w. Brindle, Main stree, Church, Du
bu4ue.
Mr. RanAi q. Dubuque circuit.
A. II. Ame., Lyons.
T. Fancoast, Msquoketa.
&. b. Guiberson, lie Claire.
J. 7. Coleman, Pleasant Valley.
T.. Es,hsrt. CanaLehe.
X. Norton, Clinton.
A. Coleman, DE Witt.
Mr.. Wortz, Dixon.
: \. Bellows. Upton.
Landon Taylor, Cedar ais.
Rufus Kicker, West Union.
W. Sampson, independence.
I" Mr.. Henderson, Sabula.
Mr.. Eberhar,, Ananossa.
|. X. Fuller, Mar-halltown.
Isaas Newton, McGregor.
There has been Lo caanse among the pre-.
din, elders excepting in tie Iowa City D
trc,, where II. W. Reed takes the place Of |
Pancoast
The Rev G J. Truesdeil Of MarshalitoNE
was appointed Chaplain Of the % CAvalrs
and the Rev Mr Kendig, Of MaGuoketa, ,Chaf
lain Of the 10Th Infantry
Proi. d. Gage, formerly Ct this city, wa- -
mt,ei 10 ,he Conference. and appointed to q
Professorshp in the CorIe.. College, Nj Yer
Lon
The missionary contribu iohs Of tie Dlstr.e
for the year. anount 70 about $500, D.
$500 increase over last year. ihi= j. il co.,
sequence of strong effort made to MAJ.
up for tie dsereA=- in southern contt!sa
t.oLs.
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STATE or Iowa, ApJT GENERALS OFFICE !
Davenport, Sept. IS, 1861.

Tie Ajjutsnt General of the State has just.
received from Mrs c. X. Marks. OF Utica Riige,
Sc It county. fcrty-ore blankets and coverlds
for III, soldiers 1T Camp Mcclellan AM Camp
Jo Holt, the result Ct little over one day q
exeftion among the neiehbors in behalf Of hsr
courtty AMI soldiers.
Ii one noble hearted, active ami energetic
woman cat 10 SO much, what can Lot 10 Gone
by the women OF Iowa. n b. BAKER,
Adjt. Gen. OF Iowa.
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From Cairo.

:, CAIRO. Sept. %.
Very 4aiet anl nothing Of Importance here to-
day.
lhe rebel force at owensboro On the Ohio river
- reported 70 be y o, under Col Goldsmith 10
stead Of Gen. Buckner.
The enemy continue crossing the river from CO.
lum bus 70 Belmont Mo-, In large mum bers. 1t il
runored they intend moving IRON there northward
perhaps on Bird Point.
The Pontoon bridge at Paducah 10 completed.
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News from Western Virsinla.

t'RAFToS, Sept. 25.
Five hundred OF the 4ih Ohio. with one niece
q artillery and kinggod cavalry ~ in number
under Col. Caldwell and 400 # the -th Ohio. un-
der tol. Parker, made an advance from New Creek
on Noaiay towards Ronrey, and Irove the enemy
TOO strong-ou; Of Mech ans purg cap on Monday
OF the It,. AMI advancing komney, stofrued
the town. causing the enemy. whose free num-
bered ,iJJ infantry and cavalry, 70 retreat to the
mountains, with IA loss of about - killed and n
large number wounded. Our loss was three killed
anu Ii woundci
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26

UNION BALL PosTPoSED.-Owlng to
the iine.- Of Mr. lie Claire, the proprietor Q.
the Hall, the u Mon Ball will be postponed
until Wednesday evening next,
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From BostOn

BosTos, Sept. 25
The national fas. day will be observed to-mor-
row throughout New England with universal col
emnity. In Boston business will be entirely sus-
peied, to the closing Of Offices Of the ferry
and railroad Corporations. The daily newspapers
will suspend publication from Thursday morning
till Friday noon. Divine services will be held In
u he hur
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From 81. Louis.

II. LOTS, Sept. :.
~ orders from headquarters, Brig Gen. Curtis
assumes command 1t -. Louis and vicinity dur,
10. the absence oi 1vn. Fremont
ALI dripkng saloons and other places Of busi-
ness except drug stores, will be closed Tomorrow,
and the day Observed Of fasting and prayer,
by order Of Gen. Curtis.
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II Chance for V:OlMMteerS.
uO Fer FGRT LE.yKNWORIH.

XTOLUNTEERS ARE SEEDE u TO GARRI-
son Fort Lcavenworth and relieve the resu-
lars now stationed at that post. This affords an
excele opportunity Of garrison duty to volun-
teers. The advantages OF good Winter quarters
and Of ample time for thorough Driii and Fref&r-
alton need only be mentioned to be appreciated.
This il the best chance for enlistiug that has
ever been offered in Iowa. Make haste TO improve
IL.
lay, $l3 90 per lrOaih and bounty Of $4,000
given discharge.
Good board, good clothing and the best Of med
ical Attendance, ii required
Fort LeaYenwortk is the Missouri river, in
the state Or Kansas ard is iD comm munication with
tn rest Of the country by daily mail and telegraph
Apply immed ediately to the undersigned at the
recraitng ofica, fejervary's Block.
September Is, 1901 J. II. PRICE,
sp26-d3w Recruiting Officer.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES I.
A Skirmish.

PoINT OF Rocks, Sept. "a.
portion Of Col. Gcary's force had an action to
day with 500 rebels on the Virginia side Of the
Potomac. They were sheltered on high point on
the Catochin mountain, and in houses at the base.
They we're driven away by the r.les and the bat
terry Of Col. Geary, aEi The houses burnt. Sever
al Of the rebels we're killed and wounded. None Of
the Esdsfalitreops were hurt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26

ANOTHER CoMpASY.-Geo. f. Hub
bell, Esq has been commissioned ty the Gov.
error 10 rsise q company OF lufsLtry, which
will be attached to one OF the Regiments now
being formed A capita. chance Icr volunteers
See e6veriis lnent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26

MR. GEO. McCosH wishes 10 recrut
a few more men for the First Missouri Light
Artillery, one Of ,he crack regiments. fine
opuortuuity.
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Saw \ oVG Market.

NV 3eE, s-e ptember %.
FLoyR-,iarket heavy and in favor Of buyers.
WHEaT- Market heavy and l612c lower.
toRS.-Market unchanged. 56@5oc mixed
Western.
OATs-Quiet at 8 70 35c.
PoRK-Quiet.
NHisKY.-Quiet and firm at 20c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26
Great Eastern Disabled.

NEW York. sept. 70.
The Persia reports saeing the Great Eastern re-
turning to Liverpool with the loss Of both OF her
side wheeis ali the boats but one 20 the por'-side
OF her bulwark= sto-o in and the ship rolling ca
,,ifr
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Statement COntrAdlcted.

BUFFALO, sept. IS.
The Corier # this city, Is authorized by e1-
PRESIDENT .lin 70 to contradict the statement
made hy tie St- Loui. CORES pondent IF the New
inra Irtt"Ae, say NJ he approved Of Fremonts
emancipation sroc.aiLatipn. On the contrary, he
does not approve of II, and cordially endorses tho
Presidents pr ,clan4aton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26

Posr OrFlCK No1icE.-The Post Office
will b, closed to-day from nine o'clock y III )
until 6 o'clock r. NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26
TOWNSHIP EuECTION.

rT'iiE Qualified ELECTORS OF DAVEN-
L port township are hereby notified 10 assemble
n the Court House, in the city Of Davenport, on
Tuesday the 5th pay # October, and give in their
ballots for the following officers for the ensuing
year:
County Supervisors.
Township Trustees.
Cons'sbles.
Clerk.
| Assessor and
Road Supervisor, for each Of the Is Road Dis
trict..
j. j SMART, Township Clerk.
by order OF the Trustees.
September 2. 1861 -dhwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-26

FAs1 DAY.-This being fast dav, no
paper will he Issued from our Office to morrow
morning
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THE CI Y.

SUpPLIHs.-See Gen. Bakers aiveI-
tisement for supplies for hardware.
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CoRRECIED.-lhe communication OF
Billy atter-on" vii! api ear corrected IN or
weekly THE morning. The latent-s Of the hour
Of i,s reception did not allow Of tie rfiteI
reeitpy Droof
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10 lonS G WAsHsuRS, E.g Chairman. ct
Ni,hou, solicitation OH my part, tic County
Convention Of the Peoples JLlon Parts
have nouIiuatel me as can idate Tor tie ,eh-
ate from SCOT, county. thank the mem ~
Of the Convention for this manifestation oi
their confidence In me, and accep: tue u nj
nation. Respectfully.
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II they desire. All wishing u enlist will apply a.
N. Nckolls Block. up stairs, or a, the store oi
}. II. Hears, E-4, Perry street
sp26-1dwtf GEO T.. HI BBELL
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..roLEr HoRsE-PRoBABLy.-Last
friday, a man brought horse to Thompson
livery stable and offered 10 sell him for $50 q
very low price Mr.. Thompson thinking the
matter looked little suspicious. told the man
be would take the horse, but wished to have
the title to him al clear The fellow said he
could settle that, as HE tro her who lived over
the river would swear to il. Mr. Thompson
ead he would 60 over the river aud see the
brother. but the man told him he would iather
80 snd bri..g his brother. a. stsrted oil ior
Ii At purpose, since which time he has not been
seen or heard from. The horse is bay, about
10 years old, Is IL hands high, hind feet
white, With bunch on one hind leg. II he is
stolen horse the owLer can have hiin t.
proving property and paying charges.