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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
FoS sale ai "a Heavy Discount.

TWO CLAIMS FOR PRINTING. ONE FOR
i FoRTY-FivE DOLLARS, against Col. II. H.
Heath, Z. Corkery and other members OF .
Committee on Printing FOR the Breckenridge Dem
ocrntic Convention which assembled in this city
last August and tue other for NINE DOLLARS
against the LIZ CLAIRE DEMOCRATIC CLUK.
Both claims have been acknowledged 10 be .or-
rect, and payment repeatedly promised. We
would state that the members Of the Breckinridrc
party, in this city, paid thor proportion II the in
debtedness TO us, like men; also, that Col H. II
Heath, ID. A. Mahony and others Of Dubuque. az.
sured US that the balance should BE settled Al
once. his assurance given soinc cigh. months
since. Such being the case Capitalist will at
perceive that this is rare Opportunity to in
vest IN securities which viii not deprectdte.
We are preparing complete list II our poiiti-
cal ciaims aid will, in few days offer TO our cit
izens glorious opportunity TOR permanent invest
nent RICHARD son, WEST co.
jylg-i&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12

WDOw ArKrNs.-The friends Of this
estimabls lady. vill please bear in mind thst
her Eating Saloon at the Fair Grounds. is the
place TO get . splendid lunch or dinner. nice
oysters, and all the luxuries Of the season.
Remember The widow Of John Atkins, and
give her stsnd frequent calls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
DIED.

AT midnight Of Tuesday the 18th. inst, of in
fsmaton Of the brain, MAGGIE MONTGOMERY,
only child Of Add. II. and Lizzie Sanders, aged
three years and ten and half months.
Her funeral will take place this Thursday af-
ternoon st 8 o'clock, from the residence Of the
parents, on Eigih street, between Perry and Rock
Island streets
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
Gun Boat Launched.

PoarsxouTH, n. II. Sept II.
The gun boat Keossqua was launched 1T tae
Navy Yard to-day, and has been Placed on the
floating dry dock TO be coppered.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12

Free EXHIBITION Of the largest and
finest stock Of Dry Goods ever offered in the
city. Wadsworth Opposite the lie Claire
House) invites citizens and strangers to call
and examine his new full stock Of goods, com
prising all the late styles Of dress and farcy
goods ~ we'll as the more substantial articles
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
4emsfrat aud @ems.
THURSDAY MORNING.. 49,. SEPT. u, 1891.
Densers,,c County Co.veA,,oa.

Oe0o0Sottc County C0Dveht1Oa.
The Democratic Of Scott County win meet 10
delegate convention ct the Court House In
Davenport. % Saturday. Sept. l4th. 1891. at
O'Clock P. n, for the purpose Of nominsting g
candidates, 70 b voted for q the esesrsl cleo.
tion on tho 9Th Of October. 1851. for the 70 !.
loving o6csss. viz: Two Ssnstoss, three Rep.
ressntstives. County Judge. Sheriff. Tressur.
sr and Recorder. Superintendent Of Pabiic
Schools, County Surveyor and Coroner.
The Dsaosrsts Of each towpship in tho
county will assemble on Friday evening, the
18th, and select delegates for ssid convention,
In the ratio Of one dslegsts for esch town.
ship, and one additional for each twenty votes
eAst for Stsphsa A. Douglas at the last Prssi.
Dental election. Per order Of
The C0usty Committee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12

A NEw COMPANY FOX GARRISON
DurY.-Ar Geo. n. Van Hosen has been
authorized and directed by the Governor and
Adjutsnt General, 10 rai,e . company Of In-
iantry for garrison duty st Fort Randall. Fort
Randall 10 situated on the Missouri River. .
short distance above Sioux City, and has been
for years an outpost Of the United States Gov.
ernment. II is we'll situated In . salubrious
locality, and is amply provided with every.
thing appertaining to . we'll supplied Fort.
General Fremont requires in st. Louis the reg.
ulars now st Fl. Randall. and has made re.
QUESTION upon Governor Kirkwood for three
companies of infantry to supply their place.
One of these companies will be raised. Is we
have said, BY Mr.. Van Hosen. Nj. Van Ho.
oen 10 90 we'll known in Davenport that " g
deem it unnecessary to say one word about
him. There are . number Of men In the city
who would not enlist under any other man.
We predict that he will soon fill up capital
company. The recruiting office will be in lie.
Clsirs Hall.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12

ANOTHER CoMPAHY.-A company Of
Infantry. l0l strong. arrived last evening on
the Western train. They are from Louisa
county.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12

DECIDEDLY HANDsoMR:-Conc has
received . very handsome assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimsres and vsstings. The styles
are original and rich. Those Of our citizens
in want Of good Goods will study their inte-
rest BY calling on Cone and leaving their or.
dsrs. We can guorantes from our personal
experience, that Mack will give you hanl-
aome ht
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
THE CITY.
GREAT inducements offered at Whis-

FARRAND is daily receiving additions
to his Fall stock Of Hsts and Csps. Give him
. call.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
From Fort Monroe.

FoKT MONROE, sept 10.
The steamer 5. +. Spaulding left tonight Tor
Hatteras Inlet, with RENT orcements. The steamer
Baltimore is also on the way with Naval stores
The sioop-of-war jamestown has arrived from
tho blockade off Florida, but brings no news OF
Importance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
ApxIRERs OF beauty and fashion
shcold not fail 10 call at Wbislss'a

TUE ST, NIcHoLAs.-Persons Wishing
to while away 40 hour in healthful recreation,
will do we'll TO visit the st. Nicholas Bowling
Saloon, corner Of Brady and Second streets.
Our friend Geo. Van Alst, will do the needful
to the eusto mere Of the St. Nicholas. assisted
by Tom. WyDekoop, late Of the LsClaire
House Saloon. 9-4t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
Also Pianos & Harmonic Malodeons

from the best manufactures, will be sold for less
than manufacturers prices at VI. Ito Brady
street. fs,Rsltr IT,,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
New YOrk Market.

New IOrk Market.
NKw YORK, September II.
FLoUR-Fair demand, sales S.4oO bbls. at -. 40
@$4.l5 Ifor Super State, $4.65@$475 for extra
State, $4.40@4.45 for Super Western, $4.65G
$4.s5 for Common to Medium extra, $5.05@S5 10
for shipping brands in X. H. o. Canada steady,
sales 5, so bbs. $4.40@4 Ufor Super, $4.7O@S6.5O
for extra grain.
WHEAr-Mxrket shade hrmer with limited
supply and good export demand. Sales $1,000 bu.
$E0l9&l.0e far Milwaukee Club, % bu. in store,
for unsound do. S1.03@$ LOT n, for Winter Red
Western $l.29, for good White Ky:
RYE-Stsady. 63c. forState and Western, $50.
for North River.
BARLgY-Dull.
CoRN.-Firmer. 47@50c. Medium to Prime.
OArs,-Unchsnged Sac.
WHISKY. Quiet ct 16c.
PORK.-Dull.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
Or New YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CASH ASSETS, 81 ,A95, ,409.S4.
W.F. ROSS, AGENT.
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

DAILY REPORT.
OYyICR or THE DEA0cRAT AND NEws,l
Wednesday Eve., September II, 1861.
WHEAr--Rather sitter,
CORN.-Down 10 loo.
Flour Firm at S3.eol4.0o. Shipments $50
bbls.
WHRAT-Active at 4s@52o.. Receipts sos bu
Shipments 2,206 bu.
BARLEY.-In demand at 2o@25c. Receipts c4a
bu.
C0RH-Dull 1t 10c. Receipts 40 bu.
OS1oHs.--Dull 1t 5@sc por on. Receipts lao
k,,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12

vUHE UNDERSIGNED, BEING DESTROYS
l Of settling his business affairs Is soon = pos
sibls, requests I'll psssons hsving accounts with
him 10 call and stttls imm sdiatsly.
fle GA b. found for the present ct the sfice Of
Robert simpson, Esq, over the old Variety Store,
ecrnsr a "a and Brady stssn.
HENRY 81. SMITH.
Dsysnpoet, August Il, 1861. augl6-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
From baltimore.

DALnAoRE Sept. IL.
Orders have been received to move Marshal
kase TO Fort LafAyette.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
Prince Napoleon.

OswEG0, n. 7. Sept II.
The Prince Napoleon, accompanied by his wife,
passed through Oswego last night, on his way
down the lake to Thousand Islands in the st.
Lawrence.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
THE UNION sArEl
LARGE REINFORCEMENTs ExPECEED

CLARK n HOYT.
NO. LAO Brady Street.
MILL, FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
" sell their stock of Eastern made Carriages
70 make room for others that are on the road at
prices which defy competition. Our work is all
Alaue " the best material and in the mos, thor
oush manner, and can and will be sid for less
.han the price for manufacturing tho sane article
In the Western States. Call AMI sec for your
solves.
0pon Buggies. SO q $3.50
Iop ..............Sl Slz5 n 900
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12

SPECIAL TRAIN TICKETS TO
THE FAIR GOOD FOR THE ENTIRE
WEEK
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
Peoples Union Convention.

SYRACUSE, sept. 10.
A question arose Regarding the admissibiity Of
delegates chosen to represent constituents in this
and also IN the Republican convention. The whole
report Of the Committed credentials was adop-
ted, which admitted them. The Committee on
permanent organization reported Tor President,
Hon. Thos. g. Alvord and two Vice Presidents
from each district
J. M.-Everything s unsettled, but ere is but
little doubt that the two Conventions, this and
the Republican, will operate TO o-msrrow and act
in harmony. q. L. Hurlburd, OF II. Lawrence,
will probably be the temporary Chairman Of IL 0
Republican Convention, and Simon Draper il talk
ed Of for permanent President. A good feeling
prevails among the Republican delegation. Dick
inson is not here at present.
SYRACusE, Sept. IL.
The Peoples Convention met this morning. but
transacted no business OF importance, and took
recess at III TO ] 30 Pm.
Resolutions of the strongest Union character
were presented, calling all offers of peace treas on
until the Rebels laid down their arms
Nominations have not yet been made
1t is thought that this Convention will unite
with the Republicans in the choice OF candidates.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
Republican Convention at Syracuse.

KepubIiCHn convention al SYFacUsc.
SYRACUSE, n. Y. Sept. II.
Tho Republican Convention is largely attended.
Il was called to order by Simon Draper, and Hon.
E. q. Lapham, Of Ontario, was chosen temporary
Chairman, who made brief speech in favor OF
no peace compromise with Rebels, and union
with ali men willing to support the Government
The usual committees were formed and the Con-
vention took recess till o'clock.
A resolution was offered to unite with the
Peoples Convention, and unite on nominations,
but was laid on tho table to take the regular
course Of business.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
From Kentucky.

FRANkFOaT, Ky, Sept. IT.
The House this morning adopted resolutlo,
directing the Governor 70 issue proclamat on
ordering the Confederate troops to cvacuatc kea-
tucky soil. The vote stood Loo against 81 The
House refused 10 suspend the rules to allow an.
other res9luti~n L ordering the proc ama'iou to b,
issued to both Felerals aud Contederates
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12
Arrest OF Col. Wall

BURLINGroN, N. J. Sept. IT.
Col. ]. w. WALL Of this city was arrested this
T. NJ. by the U. ). Marshal, and taken towards
N. Y. Tho arrest has produced . most intense
feeling smong the people, as he has been leading
| man among them for many years.
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

A FINE CHANCE TO VOLUNTEER.
49,
Who Goes 10 Fort Randall!
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO GAgRI-
son Fort Randall and relieve the Repu rs now
stationed at that post. This is the first and only
opportunity Of doing garrison duty ever presented
TO VOLUNTEERS!
The advantages Of good Winter quarters, and of
ample time torithorongh drill and nstruc tion need
only to bc mentioned to be appreciated This il
the beat
CHANCE FOR ENLISTMENT
that has ever been offered. Make haste to improve
it!
ray S13 Per Month.
"a BOUNTY OF 4loo,
given on discharge.
Good Eoard, Good Clothing.
and the best of
MEDICAL .fTTFFD.aNIE.
if required. Fort Randall is on the Missouri river.
above Sioux City, and Is motel tor the II eathiul-
ness Of it, location
Apply immediately to the undersigned at The
Recruiting Office,
LoC1atro Hall,
Davenport, Iowa.
GEO. NJ. VAN nosHs. Recruiting ofI.eer.
IWt oTEE'S SALE.-On Saturday, the 9th
= day y. October, 1851, "iH DO .oM for casli to
the highest bidder at The Court House door. !.
Tue city Of Davenport, at two o'coek p. ~ The
following described real estate in Scott Coufitv.
State Of Iowa to wit Lot No. SIX s. in bio, !.
No. one l., II Cook / Sargents ,ocond addition
y the city Of Davenport, by force and effect ot 4
Deed Of Trust, made 70 mt hy Michael Power .nl
Mary Power his wife, dey recorded in Scott
coanty records, June 4th 1858, in book .D" At
page 3, and dated June u, 1905.
Davenport, September llth, leGl.
II. 3. MATTHEW'S,
sepl2-dts. Trustee.
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
THE W. AR NEWS.
THE NEW YORK UNION CONVENTION
Reinforcements for North Carolina
Forts.
kentucky orders the Confederate Troops
to Leave the state.
The Sumter" Makes 4 Big Strike.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

From Washington.
WAsHINGTos, Sept. TO-
At the skirrnish lear the Chain Bridge two pri-
soners, one Of them Captain in StuaIt's Virginia
Regiment, were taken by our forces. They refus-
ed to give their names
Two privates of the Il. Y. Dekalb regiment fell
into the hands OF the Confederate Iickcts this
morning near the site Of Balls Cross Roads.
large force Of Confederates, within the last
three days, have encamped near Falls Church.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12

speedily. ! nope, lot tue ROOu O0ue VI the
State. they will be furnished without resort
to any other mode than hat her elofore 60 sue.
cessfully adopted.
The foregoing extract from Governor Kirk
-..a's ..o.i.~ot;.- t,...L.a..-. ~. ,ol;.u
Wo~~ r. ~~...-..s.sA, ~s...~V"s s.S t~-.,J
OF the government in case Q prompt response
- not made to the cali for tns four new regi
ments from this State. The case 10 . simple
one. Troops must be had. volunteers. II possi
BILE. but conscripts, II necessary. II tho men
Of this State come forward in . manly and
patriotic spirit to join the grand army which
10 now battling for the defence Of The best
government on earth. NO resort 10 conscription
will be necessary; but If they hang back when
the government 10 10 danger. they sciU b drot1.
ed. and compelled to ssrvs their country. The
necessity is painful one it is true. but private
iptevest6 must be sacri6csd to the common
veal. Every one regrets that war exists. ev-
cry one dsplorss the horrors it entails. every
one grisvss that eompulsion must be used to
make men fight for . bsne6esnt government,
but in what way can soldiers be procured il
citizsns refuse to volunteer Z Let this thiog
be pondsred. Either the volunteer OF the
drafting systsm must be employed. People Of
Scott county, which do you prefsri
SAP ATTLICrIoN. Last Spring, as
the early blossoms were making their appear
snes, ws we're called upon to notice the death
Of bright little Boy, son Of our nsighbor,
Add H. Sandsrs, Esq, and nov W have th .
painful task assigned us of chronisling the de-
mise Of beautiful little girl Of four summers,
and the last Of i've which have been born IN.
to him. No one but those who have been
plaesd in similar trying circumstances esa
imagine The great hsart-saaking grief which
must harrow the soul of our frien nd in this. his
lest sad trial. An only child. just Of the age
when the affections are sntwined mest closely
Ground it. when sts innocent prattls hlls the
house With music most pleasant to . doing
parsuts ear. and the goodnight kiss and God
bleas yoa darling" have become sn every day
asesssity-thss to have the rothless hand o.
death snatch Il away. sppsars very hard &
bsar without murmuring. We shall not 500,
forget lissls Maggie. 4 playmate Of our owl
httls ons. gentle. loving and kind. no wonder
that her parents grisve isr her loss and rsfus,
= b eeafortsd. Woald thss God. in his srsa
mercy, had allowed the cup TO psss their lips
Hat 9th all their afaistion they have esus
! - ssessssfulnsaa Maggie 10 nov On angle il
Heaven, folded In the bosom Of her Rsdsener
- u one Of The glorious eonpsny otshsssbs
Who have gone before her. and when God call
~ paseats sway he will Be ct The gate /,
WsSssas tAsn 70 their new home mot mad,
= vlth hasdA ~ hssdoa Of Ged stsrssl.
.be n fusssal yin take place fsou The passata
1ma4eoes, this a1ssnoon at three o'slosk:
"A LADlzs Who wish anything II q.
49, iAnha7lnhs I'm IA ik n a., .A-a.aa..
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Seizure Of Vessels.

SeiZuTo Of Vessels.
Sr0SINGroN, Or, Sept. IL.
Collector Palmer, Of stonngton, has this day
seized in his dis,fict the bark Cavillo, from h. r.
Capt. Washington: the schooner X. Fowler Of
Nestle, Capt. Eldridge, was also seized on the 9th
inst. Both vessels were taken under the confisca-
ton act.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12

DfaeOlA OlAxffn1a

rT,HE FIRM OF L. BLATT co. Is THIS
i day dissolved BY mutual csnsent. The &C.
counts of the firm will Be settled By Mr. Blatt, 1t
The old stand. L. BLATT,
= A. LEDERER.
Davenport, Ssptembsr Z, 1851. sp91v
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NIGHT DISPATCHES,
From Washington.
WAsHIyGToS, Sept. II.
So far as heard FROM, up TO noon to-day, all i
luiet on the Virginia side Of the Potomac.

WAsHIseros, Sept. u.
SO far as heard FROM, up to noon to-day, all i.
quiet on the Virginia side Of the Potomac.
From New York.
New York, Sept. II.
Three Race Horses, four Busgies, DC, owned
by Rebels, were seized in Philadelphia yesterday
John W. Anderson the sailor, from Providence
was sent to Fort Lafayette.
The Posts dispatches say, that Howard, the
nominee for Governor Of Maryland. is the offciai
Reporter Of the Supreme Court, and is raGk Sc
ce>.ionist.
It'll reported that the Maryland Legislature
will lass secession ordinance next week
Gen. nutler is said to be making arrangements
for another expedition.
Cavalry Regimen. is offered from Iowa, each
member volunteering to find his her and equip
ments.
CAPT. Newman, or tho brig Ocean Bird, at Ham
ilton, Bermuda Sept. I'd, states that the Irivateel
Sumter captured fosr American ships, fully laden,
previous to the 18th ult., which had quit I'd
Trinidad for the Northern States.
The above is from this mornings Express and
is doubtful, as our advices from Trinidad, pub
lished yesterday, reported u pirate al Trinidad Oh
the 10th, no mention being made Of such import
ant captures.
The COnmercsatS dispatch states that rebel
prisoner afirms that the rebel force within a dis
lance OF twenty miles Of Munson dill is lT0, 900.
Beauregard is reported to be concentrating his
forces between Fairfax and Leesburg.
Capt Doo,a Of the Pocahonias, has been arrest
ed for visiting the rebels on the Va. shore.
From Fort Monroe.
FoRT MONROE, Sept 10.
The appointn ent of Gen. Reynolds to the chief
comm and at Hatteras, gives entire satisfaction at
Old Point.
Vigorous measures being taken for fitting
out expeditions from Old Point, TO tho Southern
ports, under Gen. W Wool's command.
The army here is attaining good degree Of dis
cpline, and the troops are impatient to meet the
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GEEs 5s.dTS RE.TDs.fTED.


;. IL IN.
S4 SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
- 1 and Rock Island, respectfully ann@unccs 10
to the citizens OF Davenport that he is now pre-
pared to
Clean, Color and Manufacture
q LID II a r. 81
into good onas at short notice and on reasonable
terms. kccoect the piece, 54 Second street. be-
tween Perry'and Rock Island.
j. bOOTI.
.tOf6ce.
4 III PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO
a purchase four promissory notes given by us TO
bracy Pitts of Buffalo, New YORK. Oh the 23J
day oi August, l80. One io. the sum oi $780,
due March lst, 1851 orc for Sill, due March
1T, lsGl one for $lbe, due fouruary &c March
lsi, l562 and Ter SiI4, due February or
March Ist, 1862, us tho consider,l .isn lor which
these notes were given has cutiFc.y failed AMI wo
shah contes ther collection.
SAMUEL HsRTZEL,
MARTIN kNOLSE,
agl2-df JEkA MIAH kNOJSE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12

DjssOlsgtjOss Of CO.PurtmerehiD.
THR FIRM OF
EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.
rs DISSOLVED BY THE WITHDRAWAL
i Of Ar. N. X. Chew. The business will be
continued heretofore BY the remaining partners,
under the name and style Of
II. =. ETcdyS.S = CO.,
who will settle Ill claims due BY or to the old firm.
H. B. EVANS,
sp9-dlv&wlml JESSE WELLER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-12

FouR Regiments, in addition to those now
organizing, are needed They must be had
speedily. I hope, for the good nau.e Of the
State. they will be furnished without q resort
to any other mode than that her elofore 60 sue.
cessfully adopted.
The foregoing extract from Governor Kirk
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LATEST NEWS
kentucky orders the Confederate Troops
to Leave the state.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

The sumter" Makes I Big Strike
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-08

SOME excitement was occasioned last Sunday by
tie arrest Of what was supposed to be two men;
bat ole of them proved TO be 4 woman in mems
clothes. They were charged with stealing some
articles from man living opposite the Fair
Grounds. They committed for trial, at the
next term Of Court.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-08
JOB DEPARTMENT..
We are now prepared to execute neatly all knds0f
Posters, E'rOgrN Ns aa eS,
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS,
CARDS, BLANKS, BILL HEADS, &c.
TERMS VERY REAso GABLE.
NAPOLEON, Herr

NAPoT.EoS, Henry Co., o., July Z, 1853.
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through the columns of your Circular, the surpri-
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their skill. Consequently we were in state of
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through and by the advice of our friend, Mr.. Bren-
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