Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

VOLUME 6.
4emuerat aud Aews
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1se
C.H. scnrvRx, SO, Dearborn stree, Chicago,
authorized to receive Advertisements FOR this p
per.
Rousps LASGpox, l55 Randolph street, Ch
cago, are authorized to receive adverti'ementsl le
this paper.
THE CITY.
CALL at Whisler's to-day. Some
thing nice and cheap to be seen there.
LosT.-A small gold link Braccie
was les. few dsys since. The finder viii b
literally rewarded by leaving it at this ofnce
CLAN CuoWDER-An old fashioned
Cape Cod Clam Chowder will be served up O.
Haskins psf Office Exchange this morning
from 10 until IL o'clock I" Don't forget te
oal."
CorToS and Linen fabrics OF all kinds
received in great abundance at "his!ets. the
cheapest store in town.
DunrxG the Fair the most excellent
bargains in Hats ard Caps. will be offered at
Farrand's He is receiving fresh supplies, and
will suit the public exactly Remember he
place.
THE place to get your Dry Goods
chesp l. at Whis'er's. His stock il yer. desir.
ablr throughout
4 LITTLE German boy was run over
hy hight wagon, yesterday afternoon. and
quite seriously hurt. He was playing near the
corner Of Fifth and Gaines street when tie ac-
cident occurred.
PEesoNAL.-Col. Pertczel will start
for Iowa City this morning, to take command
Of his Regiment. His Regiment turned out
and came down to the care to receive him yes-
teriay.
By an advertisement in another col
ump. IL will be seen that the Scott County
Park Asso iation will oifer two purses, on ~a-
turday next, one for trotting A,rses AMI the
other for running horses. Three horses have
already been named for TIE frs: purse, and at
least i've ~ start for the last. Lovers Of the
sport will do well TO remember this race,
BLooDr Row IN BUFFALO. Last sun.
day night party OF Germans gathered in
Hlckley's saloon In Buff,lo, an J becoming very
drunk soon got into o bloody row. .lti!e
butcher named Coats was knocked down by a
rowdy named Fic,er. and most outsageoosly
beaten and cut abou: the body and head For
q time it was thought that Coats would die,
but We understand he il getting better. Two
Of the parties concerned in the row ware ar
rested and lodged in jail.
MORE Thoops-Y esterday morning
the steamer Kate C,ssel arrived, bringing the
Abba Prairie Rangers an iaiautry company
Of about % men, under command OF Capt
Markham The company was raised Ia ao--
roe county ard is made up Of large, hne look.
ing n en- throughout, They had good tine
coming up on the Kate, as oil Go who trave
with Capt. Eillaouse
MILITARY RuMoR.-Mr. Fidlar, eX-
press messenger on the Kate CasseI. informs
Us Of rnmor, which is afioat about keosuk
that Col WorthnetGu. Of the Iowa 5th, has
been dismissed from his position by Gen. Ere
moLt. The alleged reason is that v Worthicg e
ton was ordered ty Gen. Fremont to eLtrench
himself at SEINE point where his Regiment
then was, (near Boonvi!le, We think ard that
Worthngton replied to the order that he vent.
ed engineer to assist In the work. for
this, as the story goes, his official head came
off We presume it is only rumor.
SUPPOSED HORSE THIEVES. Tues
day evening two men or horseback put up at
the tavern Of Mr.. NJ 5. Budlong, OF Blue
Grass. Mr. B. became satisfied from their
contradictory stories, that the horses were sto.
len, and arrested them. One of the men, who
gave his name as Mitchell, stated that lie vas
from Galva. H., and yesterday Mr. 3. brought
him to Davenport for the purpose 'of tele-
graphing to his friends, but found there wac
no telegraph station ss Galva. While here he
learned that the other man. who had been left
at Blue Grass in charge OF an officer, had es
caned The animals q bGv mare and bRy
horse each about four years old, are in Mr.,
B.'s possession.
LoMAs. corner Of Brady and 81 streets, has
been adding largely to his facilities, ard can
now furnish the finest bottled ale and porter
in any desired quantity Give him call.