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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10
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FOar 0oxuoo. Ausvses 4.
naopeeo - oeo0 6asat. SesnO - }aeaGvee
esesgas vsed Il The appeuasA Il larxs Ccsfele-
sase tssee - YssAssva. rAsss rsness -
essAr.sd u 5 , =. y assssses froa - ,,sels
Iae foses. ise 1diaG S.epo nea. 3.Scs cavalry and
pieces sf artillery, left IoeAtovn nooday sisAe
ioey csnFed u 0seas hsaAsl, which 10 entirely
deserted, aassday tAe0 advasesA touasas naap-
son - noon yssssrdsy. aad took position q sIs
oses n'er: ss0s 0ilss frOo the ssvn. Ii u saiA
tesI .as object Of The sxpedltioo 1. - hsiAe ous
sns Inlc0 foscss. The reason Of his il 70 pssvses
ueloo uoop. fro0 quastsring there. 0sa. Duslss
u once rersirei 70 this ed Of Hampton ~ drs.
vae's hs remained 1osil IL o'clock. vhsa Colessl
~esse see ,sed . basassae neAs ths bridge s>a
p..csd sfsoAg gsasds u di1sssas points sAis hide
few minutes rAst aidnigA. Gen. Naer~asr.
With about I'VE hunired Conaedesases, setefed the
town aud im0edisssly ared the ersstes part Of the
Avs hundred houses. The 6rss ssre built With
wosd aud NO rain having fallen lately and s,roas
Soasa Wind, il soea pFsdacsa terrible eonAAssc,
non; There wsre perhaps - white people and
ooooie tnat number oi negroes remaining In the
town. trOn inability 70 move, some Of vhose ho,ser
we're med without waking the inmates. Seve; il
of the whites asd alss Of the aesross vess hur-
ned away to 30 pressed into Confederate service
company Of rebels attempted to force tAe
passage at the bridge. bat were rspaissd With .
loss OF three killed and eix wcuoded The 6re
rsged ~ night. The greater p.rt ., The Confsd
crates withdrew wards morning and at noon To-
day. .hen Vi tied the place, but seven q eight
bulldi1gs wcrc left stAndine.
Ten. Aagruder has e.cl lmped near Nevuarket
Bridge. He viii hardly venture 70 u. ,ok New
port News.
Magher. the dessrter. saye there have been
ABOUT 80 Co1fsds'aas troops stationed ~ YGsk
wn. and some ten days ag0, . bAtsaliOn came
down 70 the Oatskirts Of haopsuu, and carried
xs~y isO negroes. Provisions were ahsndan. .,
fork'own. aud mott Of the Z, bells arc receiving
new uniforms for the winter campaign.
The dcstractiO Of the town vas . vauton ac,
OF cruelty both for the residents and Unioni.,.
and moreover entirely useless. - Gen. Butler i.-
lends to winter his army many miles beyond
Hampton. An attempt will be maae to tots, thes.
acts ON the General, but after ter o'clock Wednes
day night, there vas net Federal soldier in
Hampton.
nag OF truce just in from F.rfolk, with Miss
Hsys, niece OF Oen scott, who 10 on her NJ,
from Richmond to New York. She states that the
Confederaies attribute the act 70 Gen Eutlcr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

New OscAx AT ST. During
the pses s~~k. Ar John vimm~roso hes bsen
engaged pct ing fp very large snd splendid
psgss Vi bis Dss G.aSSi.eapre. ia 81. Lukes
sAsseb. ws have bsfors spskss of The power
end besstilsi sors II t3is 6ee isstra@eot. snd
Cur eiiis<hs vili cave 30 opportunity on Sun
day Eext Of jsd> >ins II its merits fcs them
axlO~a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

|Ys A~XNDo
TSpocaal 70 Chieaeo 1inAa-1

lSpScsA 70 Chicago Ti0es.1
Prince Nap leon has gone 70 Manaspas and
Rich0ond = ith his suite.
He vas escorted through our lines By Gen. Ne
Doveel and two companies of cavslsy.
There - some excitement In Consequence, % ail
ehe nem oee4 81 hls seass ere cell postsd inspect
The Psosideat ~ aPpoiossd h. G. Wells. 4
niehiean, Minister to Iloeduns
Gen. ncDossIl' oGeial rspon of Tie hsttle o(
Bsll's Ran 6ls oss hundred and forty peeee.
He eivss ous lose ct s. killed and LEO vou,l.
ed. There 10 no positive statement Of The nise-
iae. = -erss
He says he cos'o 'orned to bis orders, and vould
have been successful il he could have eone "a m
rsilsost above The JusctioA h time % have d.
strnys it.
Tbe Pre.idsnt appointed TO day Ksyss, Porter
asd n. Lockwood Bngsdier 0sas,als.
The fre ss1iosns q 1isblss' hIgads crossed
iata vIeiaia to.dsy, l,lDO stsoae.
!, n nfA ed sixth wisses1a Regiapats y.
IIaaye9 hes teta -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

DsnossraA1IOM AT ALLHs's 0aovR.
4 lases - sstbsslseets 0sssiag 80 held ss
Ansss Cssss ssAsslAssss - 1bsssasy svss-
II isse 1bs Sslle0ieg gssaIsoss vers pses.
80 Esd 'dsssss6 The 0ssassG: Capt. Foster.
q LsClsies. - y. !. nltass ssd n. I. Jesss.
q Dsvsspsst Rsv. D. g. Wsets. Of Dixss.
elsssd shs spsstisg y fss,isg ed pstsistis
esAgsase s1drssasd - he ysspe 0es. A.
IL 49,. os ss1sssassS . eeetly sssbse g.
ssllsd tbeis ssoss - bssh he roll Il Copt
0ss~ sed Cepa. Festes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whersas. on tho 18th
l day Of April, A. D., 1855, James Machintosh
aud Melissa J. N .ckint0sh, his wife, of scott
county, in the State of Iowa, executed unto Geo.
u. sargent, IS Trustee, certain Deod Of Trust
ying u said Trustee tho tsact Of land in sA6
county Of Scott aud State Of Iowa, described a
follows, tO-wit: part Of section twensy-aix
lIn,1 usuip scv~nty erYnt (Jo,) nUs,. vf ran1e
three ~ east OF the 9th principal meridian. aod
IN the elty Of Davenport, mHe particularly de-
s:rioed n follows, to-wit: Beginning st = point
eighty Se) feet due west from the north vest
corner Of block No. twenty 70. in Janes usnk
intosh : third addition 10 sail city of Davenport
hence west thr.e hundred and twenty $50 j feet
10 tho east ''ns Of Western Avenue When extend
Cd /; thence due north along eas. line Of said
" estern Avenue when extended three hu ldrcd
and seventy sesen (377) feet and eleven NY
inches to tho Hosth-west corner Of said trsot
thence east along south side of Eleventh streef
three hundred and twenty f32O feet to the north
east corner Of aid tract thence south along
vest side Of Scott street when extended three
bundled snf seventy soven ,877) feet and eleven
CD inches To the place Of beginning, Containing
one hundred and twenty Thousand nine hundred
aud thirty three and one-tAird La, ,S3sl square
feet oi ground which said Conveyance vas made
for the purpose Of securing tho payment Of eleven
pro issory notes. signed ~ the said James Mack
lntosh and bearing even date With said Deed Of
Trust. one Of said notes being for the princi, al
sum o sixteen hundred dollars, payable il Ave
'SesS aVA "eeO sueb0Op ouO Ten OLE 81 OJ solO
notes being Tor the sum of eighty dollars each, the
half yearly interest on said pfncipsl sum, al Of
which said notes are nov the properly Of ths MeY-
chants Bank Of the city Of BoseLn. And where
-. tour OF the said interest notes have becous
due and payable ana tho said Mackintosh has
f.ilel 20 psy the same, and hes failed aso to nav
the taxes on the granted premises - stipus,ed n
said Deed Of Trust. Now, therefore, ], George
b. Sargent Trustee - sforssaid, BY vir,ss u Il
power in me ested BY said DEED Of ru.t, which
is recorded in book !" F" Of townlo, morfxag g.
page III, do hereby give this public notice that
will On Tussaay, the ID day Of Ssp,sabes, A.
y, 1901. ~ the hour Of nine o'clock L. 4. Of seid
day. 1t the Court H.use door 10 the city Of De-
seDpor', in Scott county siosessid expose and of-
fer tor sale 1t pabc aucticp the psal es-ase ah.ve
described, Or 70 much thereof - may be necs,se-
~ to satisfy u . amount Of said prin. ipAI note
9th the interest accrued thereon up 20 shs dsv of
sale, and the expenses incurred BY the trustee IN
payment Of taxes on said tSoperiy. and also TIE
costs and chsrgss Of advertising and selling The
premises.
GEORGE B. SARGENT,
ag1 Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

MOVEMENT OF Yesterday
the Canads brought dovn Capt Frssass.
esopasy of Csvslrl from neGresor. .eoosistiOe
a - hossss ssd men. They vent ashore o,
L~cissss ssd cane dova BY land. on sesoss.
of the lov stsgs Of water. This 10 the last
eonrssy Of the lse Iowa Csvslry regimen {. and
sesds noble appearance. They arrived in
towa about eight o'clock sod marched down
Sseood TO Brady. whore halt vas osde aud
three round cheers given for the Union. after
which they proceeded TO the river and went
ebcord
The same boat brought dovA 20 mules from
Fort Abescrombie. which h situated on the
Red Raver Of the North, some $50 miles above
- Paul They left On the 18th Of July .under
Oh rye OF o. ). Wagon Master. Smell. and re-
port 1t st. Louis. The mules are doe large
transportation mules. to be used in the Gov
ernmens baggage trains in the Fede' a army.
several Of the mules strsyed away besvee
here and LeClsire. for which men we're sen'
oct % search last evening. Whether found or
not We are unsble to state.
The Canada ~iil probably take the entire
Lot through TO ST Louis.
CAPT. TRoCr will plcase accept our
thanks for . nice lot Of tomstoes. They are
the finest vs have seen this season.
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New Hork Market.

NBw voeK, Aug. Q.
Ws.AT-Msrket without important change.
wRsAf-Nssket lc higher.
BAsLsY-Quiet.
C0aa.-naskes lc better. 4l947e for New Mixed
Western.
OArs,-Quietat 1s@s2k cents for westsn and
State
Wuse4Y.-l7.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

TSg DA&kAcKs.-1he contract for the
lsStss ~ bsiidsSg the basrseks q Camp
MscI.iiss hes been taken by Peeoeh / De
viss. - BE paid ios 10 State bonds They eoo-
D~sesd d.hsssisg IL ) yesterday. The contract
Ter bssldisg hss been token ny }. ". Willard.
ssd . force Of esrpe0ters vill 60 TO work st
it shis oorsisg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10
Prem Washington.

WA>HIssrox, Aug.s.
Letters have Just been received here, one dated
the 23d. and the other the 2oih Of July. troD
Capt. Wilmington, Of the lst Michigan Regi-
ment ststipg that be was not wounded At Bulls
Kun, but taken prisoner while tempting u as
sist Col. Wilcox. whose arm was b sdly shattered
Cspt Racket was also y. unded. Ds. Lewis, Of
tns Sd v isconsin. 10 attend Or him. Mrs. Racket
il With her husband. Capt. Wilmington writes
that they treated with great kindness. The,
arms sgsiast the South. These parties are nov
probably in Richmond, - the wound were 70 b
removed thitn.r as soon ~ possible.
The senate on the last day Of tho session, con-
6rmed the following named Pot Masters, in "A
d.tion to those appointed during the recess Of
Iva: Ssml Russ III, Hillsdale, Michigan
Thers ia strong gsoaad Tor belief tha, Prince
Napoleon visits this country moro for political
than any other purpse, aud lor the enlig ienment
Of the Emperor vn the current a6airs.
The Post Master General has received the fol-
lowisg Dispatch
The rebels have been expelled frcm Kanswaha.
Can the mail service b resumed there.
iSienedl W. :. hoskNC8Akz, Brig. Gen.
The Depsstwent in reply tsIegsAphed that they
bod authorised he inn' dists resumption Of mail
service vheervss il u safe 70 DO %. The service
ca be entrusted to safe hands.
[Hssalds Despasch.]
The following Il the oGlsial report II the artls-
~ Il = at Buils Run. and rsfssFsd - ip de report
Of Gen. MclDowsll: Co. y, "a artillery, Captain
Arnold. riAed ieid-pieces; Go A, lst artillery.
Capt. Rseks's, rAsd 10 vounders; TO. Z, "a ar
silissy, Csps. CasI le, riAed piece end dowit.
sen Co c, 9Th artillery. Capt. 0r,6n, Rid
pieee and smooth bosss; Co let arilIry, one 10
pounder and riAsd pieces. Total II rlAed and
s soooth bored.
Add,t,oual reports make the los-es on ammuni.
tion, : m.ste-s con DlsssFy Stases, Is foIlows:-
$50 boxes email cartridges 81 boxes Of Fhed can
non suousition, ~ boxes Of old IRE arms sixteen
wagons lsedsd vith psyvisisss a.d sou bushels q
ooeS. i j. estimated thst 1900 moskests an1
sAOo kp@pseeks and bIanksss we're lost
An oGess vho has jest arrived troo the far
tbest ontposts of orr lines towards the rsbes. -
pres sv<sythisy qsist, aas says the rebels ars
still conoentsaiing psefty lsrgs force at Fairfax.
aod ths, they ase thsswiag up eatgsaeA0sats and
for, ,6eatisss aiopg the whole liss On the highsss
points.
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Coxs TO TIE Wax Lieut.. Galligsn
Kate Cssssi. - join bic R<gisest. ordered
sksss ssUo COssesI BISGs He took ri. sg hls
bssss aSd seeosfre0<sts generally. esd left 10
good spiriis. 4 esesidsrsb.s number Of
trissds s.st dsvs - bid bin good bye. The
psshskls Isssisssiss a sAe Ree,Dest is Birds
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Coon Ax8As0sMsST.-The Scott
cssssy Agriesstsrsl Society hss elected an
errssesosst vith The T. y. Railresd. where
bg III seoek fcs sshibisios. st our Csaaiy Pair.
vin b ssssisd ssss tbs road free ef eksyys
80 she ~ 70 s:s~sd tn Fair as AsLf price.
O. bsss1 q tAs Sosissy ve tssdsr thssks 70
the RsiIese1 ssopasy fss their iibsesiity.
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BAcx AGAix.-Coi. SSojers has been
sss . vssk % moro through the several eeon-
de- draseias sp the ssrasglias eo0rsnis'.
ssd rsssrssd ysass1sy. lie isfssm. Ne that
- sssessded 10 raising eleven foil eoopssies
-osss than . r~sim~et. They ~ili be 10
esSp here 10 ths course Of next vssk. pr"b
eLiy. The Csaoed Isssss again fse Dubuque
to-doV
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July 81, 1851,

&c. PARksR, ND. GRO. v. A'CAKN, \. D.
DOCTORS PARKER Il McCARN.
OPYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE,
/ No. franklin slock, second Asor, Biady st.,
oetween SECOND and Third, davenport, Iowa.
DR.. PARgsR's residence, corner 9Th and L. Claire
s'reets. Dr.. Csc. ". AcCAsK's residence, east
side Of brady, second door from corner Of 9Th.
myl7-dtf
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THOMAS Pu ~ H.A.a.,s.
DRCG / FAMILY MEDICIxE STORE

JACO 0rsS.
Co.. BRADY STREET IN
HAvING ADOPTED THE CASH SYSTEM
Ii Of buying and selling goode, l an prepared
to oaer 1t very Low PRIcEs, to which respectful
y asll attention Of the public 10 addition to ~,
we'll selected stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods, etc..
| would solicit your attsutio. 70 . new arrival o
goods BY express-
BAZIN'S AMANDINE.
FARINA COLOGNE, (BEsr BRAHDs,)
LUBIN'3 EXTRACT (xsw PssrunsRY. \
BENZINE,
Toilet Soaps, American, French and Euelish
With fall assortment of TEETH, HAIR, CLOTH. uAr
AND NAIL BkUsHES.
Also . few cases
DARK OTA 4 n BN n i've
PALr HENNEAEY BRANDY.
WE0STEss N DEMlA.
rO8I VINE.
PALE An e nv.
Which will b sold exclu,ively for medical pur-
poses.
As0o'o -zAvAnA CtGAr0
Choice Brands, direct from the importer
Tnns rOwE;.L
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FnDAY, August ..
ABolvRD.
KArs CAssEl., niiihouse, Montrose.
CANADA. Parker, st. Paul
An HIHE, Gait, Dubuque.
kArs CAssEL, niIlhouse, Montrose.
CANADA, Parker, st. Louis.
The well-known and popular packet Fred Lo-
rsns Capt. Green, is due It this point bound for
st. Paul to-day.
The light duaught packet Pomeroy, Capt. Davi
ssd Clerk Charley Asmussen, will depart for Fort
Madison il evening.
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HeAvY Pane arrNG.-We notice with
plssssss. sAse ths n. I r. RAiiroad 10 6eine .
Asavy kssnsss - ~ freight hse. abeut these
grsss sLssAasss every Day. asd viil ineseass
lsrgsiy froe this tine forward. ~ JET not
much ssv sh~ss 70 sssisiag Sro0 the West.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-10

Bons.-A.jor Alien arrived home
Hso HssAaaesss ysssssdsy o~ssi&e- hsv'ng
bssa soo0ss~d hitler seeoc.t Of the sick
seo e csc u hss ehildreo. lie arrived eely
~ - e Asev u . f.0 Aaya
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To AoArr rr-GCxasv Pat" vas LET

UP AsAIx.-"Csssy Pst" was let out
q jssI ~ Thsrsdsy. % pro@ise Of letter he
hsvies but essidst ke~p sober. Yesterday
osssisg ~ ssrsssed sAs people 10 ths visin
~ a De Dsp 4 by iog'sg Isesoesiss
bsal - ''rr~ssAiog' 10 HE ssasi styls do.
neg ~ forsoovn be became too mech Of .
ssiasess, as6 sss assshsd bssk 70 jail
nNu&o
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KxrEaPRisE.-The report Of the bat
tls - Aahsss. oAieh 80 bsoeght - Sy tsle
grspA ssj psblished yesterday moruing. 80
psAhsAs1 il this paper % 1hursisy o"rsise-
~ hsW eAssA ~ sAs ssl~grspA Oar down
siVer esvs sesA~rs mrss b. sleepy.
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NRW COxcKax.-We notice that the
lsobr yard ree~ntly vacated ~ 1ersis 4
c., eosses Il re ~ ard FCssth streets. 10 be-
Ing fiis1 sp sgsip by George Wood. vbo 1os
ssvsssl yeass hss been connected With the
lsos'es tssAs Os this city. We sish him besss
~ esssso<ss ssd god pso6ss. That 10 enosgh
lps any basfsess n,so 20 have
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THE CITY.

Carr. CLsvsLAsD is engaged - get
iae .sass C.ep-sy Slid sp = - - gse isso
shs sagsossts sesdesssss Ass& He gill pro
bakly succeed We ksar thss IL is sssrly fell
alreedy. Il vlll b eos Al The 6nese and bet
dsiiisd Npasao Sseo sAis city.
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FIlIIxc Ur.-CsPt- Kendrick's Horse
coepany IL filing % steadily. Gait. Ansos
SAsr~r hes esiisasd 10 this soopaoy. sod .
better soldier 6oss not live 10 the State. The
services sf PrGl Grsspser have beso eogassd
- ssAeh the meg in brosd-s~osd exercise.
That b Rsiog e voek il essnest.
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Farther Pas:iealass Of the Baltimore
Mat

Breekinsidge says have atsshtivey watched
the faces Of thoee around me t0-pight, ard teel
bO0nd - ny that this uistusba0ce has been Oc-
casionsd b. . hasdfal of oss eauyisg clubs asd
wearing brass - 'gss They are the dodge police
Ar. Breckinrid- raid he sould enter protest
against the ussspseiens q this sd0inisssstioo.
he sasd hs ssstsd i Ga that the day wae nov
q hand. and that ths evil earess u thsss bad
mso y. uld subside. The dissurben q the meet
ing aadoa bss - haA ~ syapsshy sad eosass-
nance 0f the police.
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ASssGc a. Cay T.x-a.ayer..

The taxes for the ysas 1851 are now due, and
she books ass in ~ sasAs fof s.llsetioa. A. sthey
are very naoh reduced sins last yosf. il y to -
hoped that al owing taxes will b promps in pay
mont And unless paid within sss.sy da,s froo
this data your property viii b subject 70 levy and
sale for snount Of sAid tan.
O. 8. MCNEIL, City Marshal.
nAvvwn8 A~~~sH 1anl "a a.
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FrOa w nshlnxl..a.

WAsnI>CTOH, Aug. 2.
The activity among Government teamsters is a.
tie. Much more regard tn IN heretofore i paid 4.
tho Comfort aud subsistence OF the soldiers, and
little, II any. c mp.sint now exists among them
Soldiers arrive from time T. time, including =
large proOortion Of cavalry. They are judic,ous y
distributed along cur now extended Potomac ines
Tho movement Of troops during the night il
certainly an imp uv cment T.. ell improper ex-
posure to the sun.
Many OF those recently appointed to military Of
h,e, are waiting il patiently tor their commis-
s.Ops
The southern newspapers will not much longer
exuit over the inediciency If the blockade
In localities which might be p Gifted. the Nav,
Department il in possession Of ample power re-
Gently conferred BY Congress. and is expeditions
y Completing arrangements applicable e I'll such
cases.
Special 70 the lost.
The Senate Finance Committee expect that the
nov revenue plan will realize $l0V, ,OOoOO more
than is required.
Especial to tho Coinmercial.l
Conventions are to be held IN Maryland for the
fsvo4 Or Re sSss 1p: Of them
The other will place i.self on the platform of on
position to the war, and advocate peace on .ny
rms
1t is believed hero that the Union mon will
triu uph.
Senator Baker has been rendered commission
As Brig General. lie prefers his seat in tho Sem
ate
Ex-senator Lane, Of Kansas has also declined the
appointment rs General, and will retain his sen.
the SENATE.
Somc newspapers have dsregarded the agree
ment made with Gen. Mcclellan in regard to the
transmission Of intellir rence Of army moyements
Q be subjected TO stringent rules. Mcclellan il
determined TO enforce his policy.
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C.aHcAGRx sOaP.sNH.

COOO, ABLr-
bodied men are
wanted 70 enlist
in . Cavairy
Company n: y
forming in this
city. Horses asd
90 alps Rsnts
fufnisssd By the
Government. -
Recruiting s@ce
Gs Frank Ken
dsiet's Livery
Stable, s0Uth-
west corner uf
Perry aad Third
laes
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Dsx1OlWliOM.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP OF CORBlN. DOW
= 4 Brown is this day dissolved BY the with
drawal Of Mr.. Austin Corbin.
AUSTIN CORPIN.
GEO. >. e. low.
SAMUEL +. BLOWN.
July 81, 1851.
Geo. 8. C. Dow and Samuel Brown will con-
tinue the practice Of Law, - partners, under the
6em Of Dow / brown. 1t the old place [iy3l
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neoes1s, Stsan I Css pltt1ne Snop
T0 81 BRADY STREET. WHERE CAN n
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0as F,xtares. Well and Cissss. Psops. 0leAe
valves aad Gil kiads of 1saa vsek, Essa -
Iron Pipe fitting.. Old Fiassrss slsa.sA. sisAee
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good aasortment sf
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poa sALs on1AP;
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Ron. JOHN r. DILLON. Jsdsa.

HON. JOHN r. DILLON. Jsdss.
IaA y. GIvSoaD, Clesk.
Friday. Asgsss .. lesl.
10 the eass of Plsose " Doolaa e al. The
Jssy bsesght L. . verdict los plaintiff Of ~
Tho am0Cas elaiasd.
Lostos ~ Wssslaks, sesioe Involving .
qaessios cf safieiesey Of protest.. Tried By
,As Court. decisloo reserved. Dsstsos 4
True for Plaintiff. Patnaa I Rogsrs 6oe de-
SssdssA
Davis Va Eeyes and Piseer. in eqaisy +;
tried BY the Court. scsioa 70 ss'tls priority
u desds depesdiag rpoo error in shs re-
cords. Decree for plaintiG B. nnest I Whit
soab fos plainsin. Geo. Il. vanHosen for de-
feudAne.
Several eases we're disposed Of on motion.
hy stipulation and othervies.
The case Of Smiley / Mckay ~. Cook 4
Sargent will be taken u6 70 morrow. vill be
tied BY jury. and vill occupy ths eatars
dAy.
Defsolts also taken to-aoerov.
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From Cincinnati.

tINCiSNA"TI, Aug 9.
Mcssrs. Bare 1 West this morning relieved
letter from Geo. W. ard. Of company D. Of the
End Ohio regiment, and now a prisoner 1t Rich
mond. Tn letter is dated the 25tb Of July. Mr.
Ward gives list OF pr. from Ohio nd stat es
hat they are confined in = largo tobacco w.re
house. which is clean and airy. where they are
sell fed. The following is tho list:
lst Ohio regiment, Lieut.. Kamer Col, G.. r. ats.
Geo. W. W. Sise. ane James Mclaughlin, c. Z
Cleveland. A. 3. Spader, and lSuilivsp F. Fnnx-
lin, Warren G. Kane, Wi,kowski, and will .wi
kupt, A. Lancaster 2i Ohio regiment, John
:; q; Co. Il. ubenvillo. Henry H. Hess o. K.
Urbana, G. Huit Frietman snd Herman Scbitka !:
40. +, Cincinnstti ,Saoi Aewm,ler ano G. NcCahe
Go. !, CiDcinnatti; and Geo. w. Ward, Go. u.
the above is reliable. Mr.. Ward vas in the em-
rioy Of bare West )fors he lett hers, and ali
circumstances confirm it.
NEW York. Aug. 9.
1t s rum0red that an Austrian Minis;srship will
be te' dered to Jas. GalIitao, President Of the
y tiona Bank.
], 900 ustrian ri6e1 muskets ntfOevsPl |
to Gen Fremont to-day, per Adams Expeees.
O.OOO moro are ALREADY tere, and will SOON follow
It is stated t,at leading bankers have bsen
waited upon To meet the Secretary u the Treasu-
~ 1t the residence Of Mr.. isco is evening, with
reference to arranging 70 take the lately author
ICED loans.
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Il a NJ. Austin Cosotn.
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A. r. 4 D. KELLY,
DACKRR0 or DERP AND PORK, AID
i Shipper Of Live Stock, ii Brady street.