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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

Tkouon We doubt not every man in
Cspt. Wssss's company behaved hinsslf brave
II q he epsisgAsld battle. Il 10 With pleasure
tAas - sseaee 10 he eGhsisl repost ea sAs Capt
~ aaaN = y. .. hsskscais. private. Ersss.
Claassas, sasgnss; 0ussss A. Kssb. corporal;
asl Opasal 1saevsld. sssssass. y hsvisg 20
ssb1 diaeiaGsishsd thsass,vss . The 6sld -
y bs1ssosd vsssAy - psstssslss seaiss. The
svs issose 80 ~ ealy esss With vhso "
~ asqsaisssd, - y pjsasss . 70 szsssd %
tAsn eae iasese eeseosasslasloas W.S. nssk.
eaeis y vsIl kssVs y eur sitissEs y lev.
~ y pssAss6sa. - Il or ssspssssd I'll.
~ ellissa, WIllleo 1loaksesis. Dus,se the
ssspaiss sAssseA shisA - has JET pa.ssd.hs
- bsss .ssoslas eseAsibsses y ~ pspes.
uslss ~ ~ ApiA~s sf'llsA" He y .
tAsssagh ssI1ss. - vss ~ sely Hsslidh-
~ h Tie ssopssy. 0s = ths sslv psivsss
80 sssks sselss 60 peey - vhieh ~ Osp'
tais bsstsvs spssiel hsses. Ne nsst hsvs
~ 10 slas ~ Nh SsssvAs1& ~ essy 81
- esoeaoises wsDoeas Ohe hs1M1ee'
~ bstA,n ~ v,ssR esnssy q -
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80 go q en- hsspd eqsiss Oiassssa. ssA
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hssss slsse6y. ~ isis ~ s~sg - tgsoe'
uea.. ~ @snolA1nlnDs hio = ~ .GotossA
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VpM - - v~2 tee~seaay vsssDse
vo0ssnsA4 - ~ = ~ sepe ~ vss)
vosp - - 49, - sQpss>aniav =
1y 60 = - {, T. sasey.' r.
oneo1n 10 80 - gssassse - ssa q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22
~ Cry ORDERS wanted by
..-l5-lw AUSTIN CORBIN.

N. aII ,TFI g sSALE.-whereas, az, on the s0th day
/ Of January. 4. .'.lssl. Moses C. Aerrick and
sylvia, his wife, executea unto George >. 9: Dow
rs Trustee, a cersin Deed Of .ns'' conveying 70
said Trustee the hand in Clinton co. MY, 'ows,
Described ~ follows, te-wit The east halt q. 'he
noftl east quarter section No. twenty six f2s
and the southeast quarter Of the south east
quarter OF section No. twenty three (231 in town
ship No. eighfytwo fsz,) north of range No
three (S,J east Of the fifth r. H.; which said CON
veyance was made Ly the said Moses e. Herrick
and wife, for the purpose of seeming the n pent
Of certain promissOry notes and interest thereon.
signed by said Moses q. Herrick, dated. the 3UtL
day Of January, A. D., 1851, and one cf which ~
payable ~ follows, For the sum Of hirty dol-
lars, due In six monshs after dsts to the order Of
Austin Corbin, guardian, and pay able At the hank.
ing House Of Macklot 4 Corbin, Davenport. Iowa.
said Deed Of Trust 10 recorded in Clinton county,
Of mortgages. 10 which reference H. made for .
tul description Of notes aLd secIria,.
And now, said described note having become
due and payable. and the said Moses C.. Herriek
having failed to pay the same, Geo. y. q. Dow,
Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that BY virtue Of the power which
A. D. 1861, sf the hour Il nine o'clock
in the forsnsen ef ssid day, - tAs Court, House
door in the city Of Davenport, expose and oer for
sale at puble suction for cash the pasools u lad
above described much thereof - shall bs nee
essary TO satisfy andpsy the amount due o. afosu-
said, and y become due, iii the interest thsss-
on to the day Of sale, together With ali the costs
notice and Trustee fees. .
Dated the 2lst day Of August, A. D. 1871.
GEO. >. G. D0w,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22
TO-DAY'S rs.

fl,kUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, ON the goth day
/ of July, A. D., lo55, John D. Dent and James
g. Ms ,lay executed unto Francis Whistler az
Trustee, > certain Deed Of Trust, conveying to
said Trustee the land in SEQ I county, Iowa,
described - follows, t0-wit: A part Of lot No.
Two a. in Whisler's addition to the city Of Da-
vsnport, bounded and described foIlowr, to-wit
{ Ommsncing on BRADY street in said city az the
norsh-we-t corner Of said lot number two q ,
running thence east along forty foot street, one
aloDg the alley one hundred ieet thence
uest one hundred and 6fty feet to Brady street,
and thence north on Brady street one hundred
feet to the place Of beginning; which said con-
veyance was made BY the said John y. Dent and
James g. Aaoiay for the purpose Of securing the
paymeat Of ono certain promissory note, for four
teen hundred dollars, and the interest thereon,
sisned BY sAid Dent end AaclAy, dated the 10Th
day Of July, A. D., 1855, and payable in I've years
after date, 70 the order Of .. 5. whistler, at the
Banking House Of Aaeklot 1 Corbin, with inter
est 1t the rate Of ten Per cent per anDum, pays
bio annually. A past Of said note has been paid,
but there is due, including interest 70 this date,
the sum Of four hundred and twenty-six and 85-
100 dollars.
Aud nov. the unpaid balance Of aid note, -
above stated, having become due ana payable,
and the said Dent and Maclay having failed 70
nay the sane, and Francis " hisle9 having refused
70 cot - Trustee nm Ter said Deed Of Trust, and
the acting County Judge for Scott County, lows,
having appointed me TO act as Trustee under sid
Deed q trust, ard % execute all the trusts there
IN nsned, th9sfsss, !, Austin Cosbin, Trustee by
appointnent Of County Judge, as aforesaid, DO
nessby 1--WE this public notice that, " vis.as
81 ths power which is in ne vested BY said Deed
Of Trust, and said appointment. will, on Satur-
day, the llth day Of September, A. D. 1861, at
tAs hosr of nine O'Clock in the forenoon Of ssid
day, q The Court House door, in the City Of Ds-
venport. expose and offer for als, st public
sassioa, fsr cash, the soath half of Tie parcel Of
- steve described, (tos north half having been
raeased,) q 70 nash thereof - shall b nscessay
8 sasislS and psy the snount due On said mote
Nh the ineesst 70 the day Of SALE toGsth
o. with III the costs and expsnses attending seid
~. costs Of this notice and Trustes'sfsos.
Delea the 10th day Of August, 4. D. 1851.
AUSTIN COKblk, Trustee
a~7a-lts1 By appointment Of County Judge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

rs HEREBY GlNEN. THAT IN ACCORDANCE
i With the requirements Of the Post Office .Je-
psrtment, persons having any Of tho old style En-.
vslopes can exchange them for the nov style for
the period Of six days from the date Of this no.
tce, and that after that time they will not b re-
eeivsd st this O@ce in pay yment OF postage.
August Is. 1861.
agl5-wltkd6tl G. H. ELDRIOE, p. II.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22
yVOltce.

ALL PERSONS ABE WARNED NOT TO
"A popthase four peonissoFy notes given by 10 10
Brssiy / Pitts, Of Buffalo. New York, on the Esd
day Of August, 1870. One for the sum Of 500,
due March LIST, 1851; oss for ]ll2, due March
let, 1851 one for 3l0o, due February or March
Let, 1853, and ono for $ll2, due February or
March Let, 1853, - the esasidsm:ion fee which
these notes wsss given hes entirely failed and "
shall eoassst thss eollsctioa.
SAMUEL HARTZEL.
MARTIN KNOUSE,
agls-dW JERAnlAH KNOU6H.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22
81 OFT CDUNTT
p ARK ASSOCIATION,

ON SATURDAYs AUG. -, 1891,
THE ABOVE ASSOCIATION WILL OFFER
i three Porsss 70 b trotasd for over their Track
Twenty Five Dollars
Io the Horse showing bsst tine, open to all, best
in 5, three or more To mako : field,
Eytte1e DOllO,s
For Horses which have never showed three min.
utes in public. Best 2 il 8.
TEN DOLLARS
mQke 10 make 6eld.
Entrance 10 per cent, the money to be deposited
In the Secretary hands before noon Of the day Of
the trot. Horses start 1t o'clock r. NJ precisely.
Comfortable ssats have BEEN erected upon the
Grounds.
- Admission twenty. live cents.
Daring the afternoon the Booths to be used
during the F oir will be sold at Auction.
Davenport Aug. 30.
GEO. r. WEST, Sec'y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22
NOTICE.
Lnelaa1k sNef1kele

xxxasnss 70 INFORN HE EnIEND6 AND
w ~ nablis eseeeally that he he's res1ned
nsnau9 ~ She eoath side d 1hiId betveeo 4aia
ss6lssray a1esea Asse sssss lIsa nsa6y, vhssshe
IN - saeAlily p AasA AseeS alssfnestA
OaoGnas, aAsnsu1aRs = y9rlNGs
~<s.A - IN - % = sells.; sAlseAalnN -
W 0fUN6 vAiek - vim ~ = AooA e.
12a1 "a edal - q -. 49,
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fteW lO5k i1oTket.

Ngw YoEE, Aug. Il.
FLoUR--Market dull AMI dropping.
WHsAr-Market slightly in favor Of buyers.
$I.3OaLl "a ter White Western.
BARLKY-Quiet.
RYE-Quiet and firm.
L0RN.-Easier. 46l95lc Mixed Western; So
Yellow.
-26@33 for Western.
Wu,sKY-tirm irm ut IL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22
From Washington.

WASHFN0TON, Aug. ~,
It II reported the Confederstes have crossed the
Potomac below Washington, and attacked our
troops near the place where Sickles' Brigade il
encamped.
There is no truth in the report that commander
Porter 10 coming home in irons He has been dis
missed from the Navy, and the commander Of the
Pacific squadron haS taken charge Of the sloop.
Two gun-b0ats arrived and we're sent down the
P0toiaao this evening. Two moro are being armed
and will follow next week.
The eastern shore Of the Chesapeake Bay, near
Cape Charles, is blockaded by the steamer Lonis-
lana.
The Was Department has issued IN order Tor the
formation OF = camp of instruction at Indiana
polls.
There are four regiments in rhiladelphia ready
to march. 1900 troops in Philadelphia will be
ready in ten days.
William b. Reed, late Minister to China, and
George II. Wharton, have been arrested in Phii.-
nh
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

Nsw YoRK, Asg. FL.
Orders ase already Issued for the movement
The Psivateer Je6. Davis, was at 81. Johns,
Porte 8ico, July 18th. She took IL wood and
water, snd proceeded TO seq next day, laying On
sd a The Idasd. 6hs vas supposed % . wait
ing iOr bark sxpsetsd fron the United States
with provisions for her The authorities Of the
Islas1 ssae ~ 70 hse and ordered her avsy. Cspt.
Davis Of he Bsitish big Ben johnson, arrived To-
day from Asaga, Porto Rico. He reports seeing :
vessel IN Crooked Island passage, which hs Was
eogtain Wae her. sM
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OTysCE OF THE DEaOCRAT AND News,
Wednesday Eve, August Il. 1861.
Wheat has again tumbled down. soc is tho
ruling price to-day. Corn is . half cent lower.
We quote:
FLoUR-- Firm at $4.OON4.4O. Shipments $50
bbls.
WHEAr--Activs at soc. Receipts 5,s44 bu.-
Shipments 1882 bu.
Coas.-l2Kc. Receipts SOS bu. Shipments
!, 400 bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22
!. h. ELDRIGE P. N.


TNHE HULL, BOILERS AND ENGINES OF
i the steamboat Grey Eagle, - she now lies in
the the hsb.s. % bidder. On ssp.sms.r ID. - lssi @ T.
front Of J. Il. Langley 1 Co.'S warehouse Rock
Island Terms as follows: One-third cash bal
ance in three and six months-spproved security
Galens, Dubuque, Dunleith 4 MINES IT. Packet
Co. ORlN SMITH, President.
a910-dtl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

Or HAND.-Gov. kusch u ont in
serd IL qusst Of the senisstioa tes Treasurer
90 Rsosedss. Nsw there will be ius alive
ssss. eis vssthiss I'll fshiag after Ne sane
s0ss. vsvs ef then ere esod sbls bodied mss
ed sssA Do the State seos service BY snlist-
isg bot lhst b Dot their style. They ere
lookiag altss 1T hssjs salary st the Record.
ss's dssk. Mss 10 too mseh Of men to snlist,
asl tAess lsllovs eaeht 70 b sshamsd Of
sAsosslsss-Co - sad sslise. and let hin stay
q hems. How doss u look 70 sss that crowd
q oes sesaobling after . little Cosssy object
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22
The HOAE INSURANCE. COMPANY
Or NEW Youx.
CAsH CAP4rAI, OEB NlLLIoH DoLLAas.
CASH Asssrs, 81 ,A05, ,lOS.S4.
W.T.. ROSS, Assxr.
O1yICB-MsTsOPeLITANB BUlLplNo, DAy.SroR1

Noatce % City Tox.Payers.
The taxes for the year 1851 ass now due, and
the books are in my hands for collection. Al they
Are very mueh reduced sine last yoas. It Il to be
hoPsd that all owing taxes will be psompt In pay
nent And unless paid within esssssy days from
this data. your property will b subject to levy and
sale for smount of said tar.
0. 8. ACNDlL, City Marshal.
0AvsHPoRr, August !, 1eel.--ag6-3w
=. h. SCRIv1N, 93, Dearborn street, Chicago, is
authorised to receive Advertisements FOR this pa
per.
ROUNDS LANaDoK, 16S Randolph street. Chi
esgo, are authorised to recsve advertisements for
this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

DIED.
On The 2lst inst, CATHERINE MCGUIRE,
Wife Of James AcGuifs, aged 70 ysass.
Her funeral will t ke plses On Friday, 3sd, st 8
o'clock A. NJ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22
Notice.

sNHC UNDERSIGNED, BEING DESTROYS
/ Of settling his business affairs - soon - pos
sible requests all parsons haviog accounts with
him to oell aud stttle immsdiatsly
no can be found for the present st the once Of
Robert Simssou, Esq, over the old Variety Store,
ec rnsr Of ID and BRADY streets.
HENRY h. SMITH.
Davenport, August IL, ls6l. augl6-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

Tns CONVENTION. - The County
Dsasssatls Cosvsasios wss hsld yesterday
TIE sssolssioss of the previous sssvsstion
vsss ssdorssd. OF sosrss " rspsdists -
bsooeo. That's Oh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

lLA183p II V8'
~ THLEGRAPH.
THE W Az NEWS.
Gen. lndersen gene t. Kentaeky.
COLONEL lIcCAHu FOUND GUILTY.
Beauregard Reinforced by 2O,-
600 Troops.
JuO1'E.UENT r TROOPS.
Com. M. ID. Porter Dfsmiv,e,l !.
THE POsT.MAsTEK GENERALS
OPINION.
Pr1vAte0F Je0 DaviS al Porte RlCp.
SktS netsh at CA0rlsel0ss, Mo.
Great Union Victory.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

RETAIL NARKR2.
RnTTEu-1AMlC1 IN =
Ec03-8 dos. fer 25c.
PorAroRs-p bushel, Boo.
LIMA BBANs.-1Oc 3 quart.
APPLEs-p peck, 2O@25c.
PRAIRIg CHICKENs.-25c y pair.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22
Roox ISLAND COUNTY FAtR.-W

h0OE loLAND COUNTY FAtR.-We
nstiss that our Rock lslasd ssaoty nsighbors
ere - hold their Annual Fair on the 18th.
10 and 2Osh Of september. pretty fair pre-
oiaa Iiss 10 offered. aad " hope the affair
vill prove highly sssssssful. Az the cowpe.
sisiea h epss 70 sll. vs hope our people will
sot bs bsshtsl shout going over and showing
theis property.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

Tss Keokuk Joxrnal says that en-
ethss sqssdves. Cspt. CIssh's Company Of
0aepsss sad hinsss. would lsavs Esokuk on
wsds ssdsy. Ossssrds, } Tor davenport. Capt.
Clark istssds somisg himssN % Saturday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

LSess Ia1ANssY.-A se0Pesy Of
sbees % oss, sbout one hall usilesosd, ssms
dews isso Lyens yesterday o. ~ ssss@sr
Ad Hiss. TIE eeopsoy 10 sboss - average
With those which have prsviessly sssivsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22
CAss.-As. Osnecras IL hereby
ssslos ~ peslsiss = asobss = ths Scott
Osassv Densesaeis Ce0alslss

Nor So.--The somor that there had
bsss - slessies is the Second Iovs Rsgi~sot.
ssd thas Oses. Bob Htslsr bad bssn elected
Lasss. Col.. 49, pss0stuss. - vs ere inform.
ID. Ne sash slsetion has taksa plass.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

Dusry-TAs sesa - Camp 4cClsl-
10 y u bsa lselsd tsssk vs hAss sess TT
lssg sios. he sssssl h thet direstjsa y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

Bso. 6AHDsss gets complimentary.
He dsst hsppss 70 ksev. perhaps. that vs
have oaAs sp oss aisd 70 enter him At the
sooisg ysis ssdsr CiAss =. Hal :. tor oil three
q ths pssuiuos o6srsd. II vs doat bring
hin 81 Assdssasly sabsllishsd With rcd. .thss
VEN svsp hio ~ for . red hsrrieg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

EcosonY 10 WEALrn.-Fifteen Of
twenty day bsssdsrs vill and It - their ID
vsssags esd bsas6slsl to their pur. 10 cell
4 he Dsssspest Hotel on xsis street, Be-
twsse oseeed cad Thisd.
aelS-tv1 @. @. HImsx. Proprietor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

WHAT WILL You Owe ?-Thoee OF
our sttissss vho ere dssirous ef gsving ssv'
thiag 10 The liss Of provisiess Sos The collation.
20 Be sesveA O The ssfivsl ee The 0ssoaa vol.
sstssss. ere ssqsssssd 70 rspsst 70 The proper
Ceoolssss, osstiossd 10 sseehss sels@n.
Rosss o. sosnsd bssf. ham. r'ass shiskso, tor
hiss. buttss. sggs. sssa@. coffee. cake o. ssuee'
o. anything ~ shs hoe vill b received With
plsssuss. Doo's b backward b this esuss.
ElIsv sttissss. Let the boys BE- received 10
The most hearty style.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

DnHr,srsy.-Those who desire any.
thisg 10 the deotsl lss. from ss.rssting .
toesh ap y sstiag lss 81 throughout. viii
6sd thst Newell = Chsriss sss pssparsd -
please then. Their work 10 elegant and sss.
VIC. able se
HUnHaAl.-The little daughter Of
Yrsssis Jaseby. Rsq. will BE- barred 70 day !;
the fsssssl - tsks pssss u The dvel llisg Of Mr.
rhsoss psvsll, in 1ass Dsssspovt. st 10 2
sssassk. The irssads q tie taatiy sss respect
laily iavitsd 10 attend.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

WasasAs, The Dsnoseseis party Of Seett
county 10 nov. - ever It has been, IN favor Of
the Constitution and The union Of the Ststss
Therefore be Il
kssolssd. That ~ do not fsso9ntss he ssll
Of D. A. Nshony @ shsirmsn PIE tenn Of the
0sats Cenaietse, hssss rspudiste ~ eellea q
that Conveosjea vAie6 os4at ~ 0eouoo alsh
Of July.
Received That tie plstfesu q laid devs
upea The 1lth, doss nes rspstGsst Shs foe)isg
OF the Deooeratje party Of The Ssosa. aoi thee
the a1opties ef Ne eaoe fail 70 rspseDent Ne
feeling of ths nass Of the party. -
Rssolss4. Thse vs do not recognise tAe q.
poias@snt q cay 6slaeess - The esaiag Oss.
vsnotes. eoesos t1oss 6Aoeeo = tssS q :
psacefal solstios q sse sstiessl dilBsulSiea
Rsssbss1 That the Osltassdss reselutieea
rsprsssnt tie Osaseepsie .nesty uore fallv
shsa ssy Jet pssessS6. ed Shss y believe
Tie adoption sf tbe se0s vsald ed our pses-
RssjIsS Is.s vAils - s.p,sr, =. s,1,s
exssias sAsiss sf sss ssssary. vs asSfas(I
:. :a,l. a = S;.'.s s:aea ss'e .s % net .ilh.s
s~ S::.ss! i..s -, u. pSs.s,..y 4 s...3
essssy sse y favor ot . NatjocAl osovsSllSo
~ th<poaqsos1 Qskiog sssssesnssts ~ .
psssss6ls ssiotiso u ~ sseebles se1ssoiee,
.ssH A aass4 s4sSa
6 QEge8 ~ &c. 0 - 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

Coon goods and bargains can slwsys
- bsA q Wsdsvsrth's. HE stssk 10 slwsys
tspe fall sod bic sssSssosas good. HE staple
essds ies tie PAll trade we're bought With
he sash bsloss ths late large sdvaaas 10 price
ssA 10 go cell then q The old prices. Fern.
sss sod people fssa the sossssy ere iavitsd 70
sall ssd. .sxaaiss tbs seoek.
08N. Baker received the following
dispatch lsse evening from Ksokak. It ~.
Ksasux, Aug ~. 1851.
70 0sa. ~ B. Bsksv:
Nssaty DAvsspost. Dabuqus sod Iowa City
pspsrs. thss % sAj .urosd asssting Of the Msdi
81 Board wtll be held at Davenport. con.
osoeiog Thsrsday. Aseass 1eth.
Sigas0, J. 9 Hvsans. Chsismsn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

II ba kaet vessh osotSonisg that
~ ~ p,sss - psssAsss nass ed Csps h q
Hsgyoo1A yrssA assivsls b sspsss every
loy q eVo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-22

~. DoooOIoGteOo.
N%RR LA14 pIRn OF i. K1OU0B q Qo. -
I "a e. ~ dIoeolVo9 by0oeanl ceosoas, Mn
lSowoanuGD Des III ~ de6es e Tie oooessu. -
49, n ~ aGooD, aa1 = GoeAssias1 = sstele ~
DAY1n0Uus, Iswa, AnGase y, 1oo1. ato,
I ! - NJ y 4 ssaSes CO JDAD =. KnOUaRs
ssls-.va] hosse1. .1a0Uss. h.siI
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-26
HOLMAN'S ARMORYt

IL those mot already connected with any other Military
the city) and willing to serveunder the following Lane
ocers, serespecf lily queed to meet at Holusns Armor
No. 50 Cherry srses, At * ocek 70 Hight B. Nc aDI
Captain, Wm T. CheStASm lat Lieutenant James Everett
Lieutsnsnt e. Glars 81 Lieutsnant, B. 8. Patterson 81
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-26
Matters at Cairo.

correspondence
CAIRO, May 22.-Capt. Rogers (of the navy, / be-
lieve) is in town. for the purpose of purchasing
steamboats, for the Use of the Government. He
went to Mound City yesterday, in company with
Capt w. J. Kountz, and it is now reported that he
has purchased the City Of Memphis for Governs
ment purposes.
The talk is further, that the Government propo
ses buy eight first cass steamboats, and that Capt
Kountz is to be placed in command of the fleet"
This report is on the authority of gentlemen whose
positions entities them to credit If it is the inten
ton of the Administration to create such inland
fleet it can only be for the purpose OF descend
ing the Mississippi. a scheme which appears dan
gerous if not mpracticable. 1t would certainly be
impossible for steamboats, to pass the batteries at
Randolph, however well they might be protected
from shot, and if land march is necessary to take
those defenses in the rear, it might well be made
from Columbus The idea of q steamboat expedi-
ton down the Mississippi, seems very Wild one
but it is seriously talked CT here.
The distlery at this point, with all its appurte-
nances has been taken possession of by Gen. Prem
tiss, and a party commenced tearing 1t down
yesterday afternoon. IL was built at cost of
$2I 600 No arrangement has yet been made TO
compensate the owners. This step shows that
business" is meant, and there can be no doubt
that the Notifications will be at once commenced
and the work vigorously prosecuted.
1t is now stated, authoritatively, that no provi-
sons go to any part of Kentucky, even if certl
fed to be soe ely for home consumption.
A private in a Decatur company, named Richard
Tucker, shot an IrShman named Jerry Sullivan last
evening" while the latter was sitting IN the door of
his own house. There had been some previous dis
pute between them, and Tucker, being drunk, tried
TO pick quarrel with Sullivan, who is quiet and
inofensive man. After few words, Tucker drew
pistol and deliberately shet Sullivan, the ball
tering just below his heart. Sullivan died in short
time. Tucker was arrested and taken to Jail. and
will be examined to-day. The killing created
great excitement among the Irish and large crowd
surrounded the jail threatening to take Tucker out
and hang him. After time they were quieted by
assurances from Gen. Prentiss that the man would
get his deserts and dispersed. 1t Is almost Grim
inal on the part of the officers to allow their to
ramble over town with their pistols and other
arms 1t is contrary to distinct orders Of General
rrentiss. K. V.