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NPw TRIAL GRANTED.-In the case of Mat
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CUNNECIAONS.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
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York and Boston. Also with Baltimore 3 ohio Rail
road for Baltimore and Washington City. Also con-
meet at Hudson for Akron and Milersburg.
- Time by this TOute as quick and fare will be
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The New York Times 10 On articls the whole
tone Of which We do not like, tslls the follow.
ing huths:
1T would have been easy. perhaps, for the
Democratic masses OF the free States to have
overthrow the Government and permanently
disssvsr~d the Union, by refusing support t.
Mr. Lincoln when hi. inauguration wac me.
Daced, and when, later, the supremacy OF the
Consultation was assailed by the practical ~.
sertion Of the right Of secession. But the De
mocr-cy id not 90 READ their honor or their
safety. They loved their country more tina
party; and In Mr. Lincoln they saw, not the
succsssful partizan candidate. but the Copsli-
tutionai President Of the United States And,
therefore. they supported him-not grud ing
ly. but hesrtiiy-as earnestly and zealousiy, 10
fact, as if he bad been their own party leader
in the canvass that preceded his cleo ion"
There is net word in this extract which ie
not entirely true but some Of the Republican
party seem to think that the patriotism Of the
Democracy was an abandonment of their or.
gsuization This they never meant
never seen . necessity for. % the contrary
" an absolute necessity 70 maintain right prin
s'plss In the Government Loyalty 10 the fret
Of these prineiples-loy atty in acts % veil %
In ssntiment-that Loyalty which always de-
fsnds the Government alike against . foe in
arms. and against disciples Of wrong politics
faith and reasonable tendencies. The first oi
these duties Democrats perform on the battle.
field agaiDst jeff Davis and his legions Of reb
sls. The second they viii perform at the bal
lot.box against the New York 7si6uas. Samnsr
end Chandler stand their l~gions Of poiitics
disorean'ssrs. Wherever there 10 foe, either
in theory or practice, to the Constitution. there
they will be. either to vote or to fight him
down. Hence. they sustain the wsr sgs,ns'
rebellion. and hsoes they refuse s.union which
would mske them the he'd fellows Of Greeley
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Further Particulars Of the Battle In Mis-.
SPRlSGPIELD, No.. Aug. IA.

SPRINGPIRLD, No.. Aug. IA.
Correspondence Of the st. Louis Democrat has an
account Of the battle of Wilson's creek, but the
particulars have been heretofore telegraphed.
The enemy's camp extended along ilson's
Creek, about three miles, inclosed by high ground
on each side, upon which the greater part Of the
engagement WAS fonght. Ii Does not appear from
this account that the rebels we're driven back
any considerable distance. but their charges we're
al! repulsed and they burned large amount OF
camp equipage and baggage to prevent its capture
by our troops. The enemy had 81 pieces Of artil-
lerv and . very large body of Cavalry.
Gen. Sigei At .cked the rebels from the south
east rs soon as he heard firing from Gen. Lyons
commanc and drove them back halt mile, taking
possession Of the camp whloh extended westward
10 the Fayetteville . road here terrible 6re was
poured in:o his ranks by reg't which he had per-
mitted to advance within few PAGES Of him,
supposine it 70 be the Iowa First His men were
scattered considerably, and Col. Soloman's could
not be rallied, consequently Sigel lost i've or six
guns, the other being brought away BY Capt.
Flagg, Who Q, mpellsd his prisoners to drag it %
the 6eld. Our trooIs captured about 400 horses,
and the loss is about &c killed and from e0Ot 70
700 wounded while the loss Of the enemy cannot
possibly % less than double own, their fsr1 es
having moved in largo bodies, and our artillery
playing on them with terrible eject.
COL Brand, who commanded a rebel force at
Boonville, and has since been acting - Aid 70
Gen. Price. wss taken prisoner
Gen. Lyons body has been smbalmsd, for con-
veyauce to his friends in Cobnec, icut.
The following are additional names Of oaicers
killed: Capt. Marion, lst Iowa Regiment; Capt.
Brown, do Maj Schafer. reported killed, but Lacks
confirm alton. Wounded, Capt. 0ottschslk, lst
Iowa Regiment Capt. Swift, 1st Kansas keei-
ment; Capt Gilbert, lst Infantry; Capt. Hatton,
let Kansas Regiment; Lieut. Brown, lst Missouri
Regiment Capt. Cole, lst Missouri Regiment.
There 10 neither . Capt Marion nor . Capt.
Brown in the 1st Iowa Regiment. The rsarsst ws
can come to it. is Capt. Mason, of Muscatine.
There is not Captain in the Regiment those
name comes any where near Brown. There il
somethipe mixad sbout the report.-EDs. Dsx.l
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THE MARKETS.
UAlLY REPORT.

OTvIcg or THE DEMOCRAT AND NEwsl
Thursday Eve., August Is, 1851. !
Tho grain market was pretty lively to day, snd
Wheat went l0zc higher
FLoUR- Firm at S3.60Cd4.OO. shipments 45O
obls.
WHEAr--Active at 55es5sc. Receipts 1915 bu.
Shipments 734 bu.
BARLEY-We quote at l5t1l8c.
CoxN.--Ac.ive at I4c. Receipts It's bu.
Oars Nominal at lie.
HAY--Dull at S3.0OQ94 90 y ton.
RsTAIL MARKEr.
BUrrER-lO@l2Hc y h.
EGGs-3 doE. fer $50.
PorAroEs-H bnshcl, SOC.
LIMA BEANs.--l0o y quart.
APPLEs-F peck, 2o@Z5c.
PRAIRIE CHIcKENs.-25c y pair.
New YORK Market.
New ioRr, Aug. II.
WHgAT--Market SC better.
WHsAT-2M3c better. $ll4 Amber Iowa ::
81 28dDl 81 White Western.
BARLsY-Quict.
RYR-Qu and firm.
IoRN.--t irmer and active. 43d A9c for New Mixed
Western
OArs,-Quiet at 2s@s3 cents for Western and
state.
POKK-Dull
WHisKY.-le.
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LEcLAlRE cORREsPONDENCE.

LIZ CLAIRE, Aug. IA. 1861.
EDs. DEHoCsAr.-The prospect Of an i'm.
psovement 10 business in this city is now
quite vorsbls. Two large Touring mills.
which have been doing nothing for months
past. are sgsin TO bs put 10 operation. One,
generally known % the Le Clsire Brick Mile.
has been leased for one year by W. II. Ware.
Eea late of Carbondals, IIls., . practical nil
Ter, and James H. Davenport, Of this city.
young msn Of excellent business talent. The
m,ll 10 now being thoroughly repaired and vili
be in running order by the 18th inst. when
the new tirm will be prepared to pay the
highest price for wheat, DC.
engaged 10 collecting the names Of the traitors
engaged ct . dsg raising in this township,
come time ego. has given up the chase because
the Governor did not give him commission
10 ths Home Guards. Bill Steel and Charley
Foster nov have charge Of the list. containing,
- Billy Gays. thirty Ave names, to be forward.
Cd TO the Governor for bic action.
At one o'clock to-day the City Marshall, r.
Aiihollsod, E-q, arrested young woman BY
the name Of Moore for larceny. She had been
in the service Of Ar. Wm. Su tier Of this city
and had succeeded in robbing him of tll4.
When brought up for trial she protected her
innocence, but the money having been found
in her possession she subsequently, confessed.
The news Of the bstts is Missouri created
considerable excitement here. though the re.
ports we're % conflicting that ws scarcely
knew whether 70 mourn or rsjoics. The i'm.
preston prevailed that II MeCalloch hss been
defeated Missouri 10 irrstrisvsbly lost 70 -
esssion end the last ray Of hope for the rebels
b sxtiOguishsd.
/ learn that Bob Rog,r, and Stone Of The
Pest Once. Who are Completely dyed in the
WOOL. srs showing their disuuioo proslivitiss
BY trying to increase the circulation Of that
blssk shsst Of tssssoe the N. Y. ZI;bvss.
Jsassy
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From Cairo.

CAKIO, AU8. -.
Since tho withdrawal Of the 18th regiment from
the vicinity of Charleston the rebols have torn up
the track and destroyed the culverts and the Cairo
i Fulton K. X.
Nothing has been heard from Pillows command
to day
The Government steamers Graham and Empress
arrived to-day with supplies.
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WAsHIN0TON, AuGust y.
Muir. tho besrsF of rebsl dispatches 10 impris-
oued in Fort Lafayette.
a special W Washington dispatch to the 7sibsss.
says 62 rscussnss Of tAs 18Th Regiment, will %
sent 10 the Toaugas to work ont their three years
on the fort6cstious.
Ex Minister Faulkner has requested - inter-
view With Secretary Camseon.
The most reliable information concerning the
disunionists is that they are slowly moving their
fo ces 70 the line Of the Potomac il foeos, sertain
Of their peeesanns 70 ese1 nasyiaAd esa 81.
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NOasre 10 Cuay Tax.f.wyer,.

The taxes fos the year 1851 are now dss, and
the books are in my hands for SELECTION. Al they
are very much reduced sine last yoar, it is to be
hoped that oil owing taxes will be prompt in pay
mont And unless paid within tpsnsy days from
this date your property will be subject to levy and
sale for amount Of sAid tax.
o. 8. MCNEIL, City Marshal.
DAVENPORT, August !, l5Sl.- ag6-9w
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NOTICE.
Joseph .ftEO1e

xXyISBEs TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public generally that he has rssensd
business the south side Of Third between Main
and BRADY streets, FIRST from Brady, whsss be
will keep constantly on hand good assogtmento Of
CLOTHS, CAssI N EBsE FL 4 WRITINGS
which he will make up 70 order. Also small lot
Of CLOTHING which he win sell at cost Ocn-
tlemen's own material made up 70 order. sgl8H
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River Items.
THURSDAY. August Is,

THURSDAY, August Is.
ARRIVED.
PONERoY, Davis. Ft. Madison.
AD hINB, Gait, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
PoMsRoY, Davis. Pt. Madison.
The well-known and popular packet Fred Lo-
renx Capt. Green, is due at this point bound for
st. Louis to-day.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel,
departs for Montrose and intermediate landings
to-day.
Tho light daught packet Ad hine, Capt Calf,
Gill depart for Dubuque and way points this
morning.
The Northern Line picket Pembins, Capt. Hill.
will depart for st. Psal and way points this morn
ing.
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RuMoRs.-There were a dozen rumors
sboat town Yesterday about Capt. snts be.
ing killed and wounded. hut va could find
no authority for either. Oar dispatches are
Silent upon the matter. which lesds us TO think
that no saeh sasuslsy happened st the Spring
Held fisht
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courage and support the revolutionary spirit in
that state, with ultimate designs on Wellington.
An order was issusd from the Adjutans Genss-
as once to-day, appointing the eihcers Of the
regular army in tho principal cities disbursine q.
6cers Of the funds Appropriated fos collecting
drilling and organizing the volunteers, under the
Act authoriling the President u sccept the ser
vices OF 500 100 men, Ac. They ore charged vitb
the payment Of all proper claims presented to
them, under this act, and duly authenticated and
certified to by the va ious recruiting o6icers The
premiums for accepted recruits - laid down iu
paragraph 3l5, in General Regulations will, how
ever, not be allowed in the vslutesr service
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rs HEREBY Glk4N, THAT IN ACCORDANCE
! with the requirements Of the Post Oiiee .Je-
pastmeat, persons having any Of the old style En-.
velopss caa exchange them for the new style foe
the period Of six days from the date Of this mo-
tise, and that aftsr that time they will not be n.
seivsd st this Oocs in pay nent Of postage.
- Auguse u, leel. -
aGiS-vl.idssl II. ELDRIo1 Pm
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OFFICE NORTHERN LINE PACKsr Co.,
TERN ov KsLIsrnENr,

OFFICE NORTHERN LINE fAC4ef Co.,.
August z, ls6l.
- IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LOW
stage Of water. and depressisn Of busi-
ness, the NORTHERN LINE PACKET
COMPANY have entered into an arrangement
with the kEOkUk PACKET COMPANI to car
ry freight apd passengers TO ST. Paul, and all way
points above the Lower Rapids, and transfer tho
same to the Northern Line Packets At Montrose, or
Head Rapids, without delay.
Making close connections at the Rapids, both
up and down. kailroad I, aims vii. be waiting 1t
Keokuk and Montrose, the arrival Of the re-
spective Packets.
The keokuk Packets leaving st Louis on Tues
days, Thurs sdays and Saturdays, will ticket pas
sengers and receipt for freight through BY North.
srn Line Packets at tariff rates.
JAMES WARD, PreI't.
WoKDEH l. Co., Agents.
X. il. PKETTYAAN, Agent at Davenport.
agl4 dim
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ADJ'f 0gNeaALs OVSsCs ~ n. STATE o. IoWA !
DAveSPva1. Auguse 8, 1851.
Propssals los the suppliss 70 the troops "a
b qaastsssd at Csmp AeCIelIss." vill be
reserved b Hirso Price. Rsq., Of this city or by
~ usdseslgosd.
= The sstsslss. bssidss those Necessary for the
sabsisessss q oso. ere lumber, hay aod oses.
rsepessls sse alse invited f"r farnishisg lee
sAa'A \. q. BAxn, Adjt O.. elIeva
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with the co. Dc he purchased there. A liberal
reward Is offered.
SOLDIERS FROM Blue GRAss.-Yes.
,srdsy morning about twenty young men Of
the military percussion ssrived from Blue
Grsss. uodsr eoomsnd Of Capt Benson. We
understand that this eospsoy has been oonsol'
idstsd with Capt Clsvslsnd's Zousvss. Such
being the esss ve presume Capt c. company
10 about fall. The Blue Gssss looked finely.
THs DRY GooDs TsADE or 1856 AND
lssl.-On the 18th day Of October 1855. ss
Issued the 6rst number Of the Iowa SrArE DEN.
ooaAr. our paper being christened hy Geo. s c.
Dow E.q., Of this city. In the first numbers
Of the STATE DEno0sAr were the advertisements
Of nearly avery dry goojs merchsnt 10 the city
of Davenport Prominent among the names
we're those Of Adsmson 4 RApp. H. Smith,
W. c. Wsdsworth, Knapp 4 RednAn. Charles
Fisk, Wm. lnslse. Burrows 4 Pretty man.
Mitchell / Bro, and = large number Of other
concerns doing business Of more or less impor'
tance. Yssterday We happened upon copy
Of our paper Of 1855. and were struck with the
great changes that have taken place in tie
business Of our city Of all the dry goods houses
doing business 10 Davenport in 1855. ut me
remains s,anding-that Of VIC. WADswosru.
The rest have retired or 'gons up"
Ever since the opening Of Mr.. Wadsworth' .
d. - sh stora Main ri atPAet-
he has been . steady and liberal patron OF the
adv vertising interssts in this city. and to-day be
10 enjoying . large and remunerativs trade 10
his fins store. in Dsvsnport's block. corner of
Main and Second streets. Mr.. Wadsworth
hor restly attributes larga share Of his pros
psrity 90 his judicious and liberal systsm Of
"psying the printer" He has spent . large
portion Of the pro6ts Of Lie businsss 10 sdvsr.
tisug. snd he has reaped golden harvest
therefrom Others would do we'll t. follow
his exsmple. May he prosper and grow rich.
During the past year we have ohrooicled the
opening Of several new dry goods storss. and
from present appearances. they ere all doing
. fair and remunerative trade. Mr.. G. 8.
Whistler has lately opened in LeCiaire Row, and
from the crowds thronging his store. We are
led TO believe he 10 driving . capital business.
Mr. Isaac Oberndoerfsr is just opening . large
s,ock Of goods in Metropolitan block. He ID
% accomplished omsrchant and will IN
doubtedly do . good business. Otbers are pre-
psriog to open. and Of such events We shall
give due uotice.
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.Nllice.

IL PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO
n purchase four peom,ssosy notes given by Us to
Eraeiy d Pitts, Of Buffalo. New York, on the z3d
day of August, 1870. One for the sum OF 500,
due March lst, 1861 ose Tor $il2, due March
lst, lssl one for 800, due February OF March
LIST, 1862, and one for $ilZ, due February or
March lst, 1862, as the consideration for which
these notes were given has entirely failed and "
shall contest ther collection.
SAMUEL HARTZEI,
MARTIN kNOUSE,
agl2-dt JEkAMlAH kNOUSE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

Tas last evenings train from the
West brought In the balance Of the Msrshsll
CountS lo(spesv,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
DISTRICT COURT.
lAU0UsT TBaH.l

HON. JOHN r. DILLON, Judge.
IaA H. LIvvoAD, Clerk.
Tnursday. August Is. 1851.
The esss Of Pssksr " City Of Davenport.
concluded. Verdict for 800, for PIsintid.
W. Schmidt ~. City Of Davenport. vss
taken up and not concluded. when Court sd'
joarDed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

A LARoE stock of shirtings, sheetiDgs
and staple cotton goods at Whis.srs-vsry
1sas0nsble
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

MIsrAKR.-There is evidently great
mistake Ia the report Of the captains killed 90
ofthe Iowa Fret, in our telsgraphic report
this morning. There are no such captains 40
Marion and Brown. The former may mean
Capt hsson Of Muscstine. The Capt. brown
We can place nov where
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16
July 81, 1861.

Geo. s. G. Dow and Samuel E. Brown vil oon.
tinue the psastiss Of Law, as partners, under the
An ef Dovr 1 bsvwn, at the cid place. iy)l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-16

TaE wo,k Of erecting barracks at
Comp Mcclellan il progressing ~ rapidly ~
poss.bls-tAs, " then occupied BY the troops