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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
Goeernsse,ss OMcsvs .ls.ressed.
THE Missouri CONVENTION DE.
CLARES THE OFFICES OF GOV.
ERNOR, LIT. GOVERNOR
AND SECRETARY
VACANT.
Their Places Filled with Cnion NJ n.
MORE IFDL.aN TROUBLES
FORENOON DISPATCHES.

From Washington.
WAsHIN0roN, July 80.
Worlds Despatch.
The z. 5. Cavalry left to-day for Harpers
Ferry.
Gen. Mcclellan visited the Senate and House
to day, and wes warmly welcomed.
Tribune Special
Lieut. Col: Fowler, of Now York; reportsd killed,
is alive 10 Washington.
The Navy Department received q letter from
commander Craven, Of the Potomac AotilIa, dated
on the steamer Yankee yesterday, says they found
concealed rebels batteries at Marlboro
Point. We Immediately opened FIRE on
them. which they returned with q rided cannon.
one shot taking effect in rebel house, but did
not do q uch damage.
There is at least ono regiment OF rebels there,
| and have mounted tive ri6ed cannon and five more
on the opposite side Of the creek. The Free0orn
has schooner in tow, captured while crossing
over to White housc Point, taking the 'e6. DAVIS
mail and Express Company, whicn mako regular
| tips between Washington and Virginia.
ki.e employees Of the Government were ~
| rested this urn'ng by order vi Gen. Scott.
ohio recon- mends the following .srig. Generals
Col. -hermsn, COL McCook, Gen. Ba.es, Col. An
| son, Con. Morgan, Gen. Schleigh and Col Tyler.
The names In order Of preference. A number
Of officers Of the Fire Zoaaves and the 10Th have
resigned, and others will follow their example
| forward t. Clouds Mill, miles and half beyond
Alexandria
Col st u arrived here to-day from Hsrpers
Ferry. having left thsr- yea serday evening.
Col T. Z. Keys, assumes Col. Posters Brigade,
that officer having been appointed Provost Mar
shal
Gen. Bank. bed 1000 men in his command yes
tsrday. Six Regiments nave joined linn Wlthin
| 80 hours.
Col Gordon. I'd Massachusetts, Regiment, is still
at Harpers Ferry, and Inonentarily expects an st
| tack, but feels ready Tor ii. 1t IS believed
tn ere are not far from 100000 troops III .
line Of the Potomac and 1T Baltimore. His
| division is now stationed there. lie says
Banks is strongly posted and entrenche ed and can
withstand an attack, and is receiving reinforce
ments daily. Nothing is known OF the rebel move
ments.
Especial to the Times.
I am reliably Informed that both Col. Hunter
and Col. Heintzelman o. " ounded in the late battle,
ar rapidly recovering that they will be able to
report for duty on Monday next.
CLAsK-BURs, Va July 80.
We have exciting iumors of engagement
between ray or Of th. 7th Ohio Regiment. A.
the bead Of 5000 Va ;troops, and Gov. Vie
With 1000 rebels, At Bulls Town. in which SIX
hundred of our troops. and | 800 OF the enemy
were killed Coz. Wise 10 retiring. give
this Tor what it is worth
bMAHA, July 30
Five companies Of the lst regiment Of Nebraska
| volunteers, Col. Shoger commanding left On tho
steamer West Wind for st. 10. They take two
pieces Of cannon with them.
Weath her intens selv vsrm and creDs heavy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

TsooPs MovING.-We understand
that soms Of the troops at Burlington have
bseplordersd into Ksokak. such the IN.
formation given BY the Clerk Of the Kate Cas-
eel. OF shs extent Of the movement vs are
not avsrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
From Washssgsss.

W WAoDW0t0Ss, S0VSV
Gen. Mcclellan issued orders ssying thss 10
sees with much regret thatolesrs and Sol6lees efo
in the habit Of leaving camp and visiting heesls
and other places in Washington; that their time
belongs TO the country, and osgAt TO b. AsvotsA -
their duties as officers and soldiers, and positvsly
prohibits II in the future.
Reports were circulated today, and nance Of
prominent gentlemen given ~ asshosity Tor them.
that the rebels have either commsnssd noving or
made arrangements for the immediate passAge Of
10000 Of their troops across the P,teoao ffs0 the
direction Of Lessburg. into Maryland. This 90.
respondence, however, has no means Of vseilyine
tho statement. 4s@As
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

VsRY HoT.-Thermometer marked
q high - 50 . In the shade yesterday st tvo
o'clock. That il erovning on the eslosie st
pretty strong rate. Taken oil round It vss
undoubtedly the hottest day Of the ssason.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
TO-DAY'S rs.
Attention. Caval y.

Those wishing to engage in the organization Of
Cavalry Company in this city will meet 1t
Armory Hall, LeClsire Block, this evening 1t s
ociock
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

The Metropolitan Saloon, under the
superintendencs Of Mr.. Putnam. 10 now open
aud 10 full blast. The price Of billiards per
game has been reduced to ten cents cheap
enough. cure. Liquors Of the best quality oan
at all times be had at the bar. Cali and judge
for Yourselves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
PROCERDlNOe.
WAaRIxnfox Inlx M

WARRINGTON July IL.
Houss.-Mr bingham from the Judiciary Con-
mittee reported back the Senate bill transfesrine
the control over the i,is,rict Att0snsys And Mar
shall from the Secretary Of the Interior to the A..
torney General. Passed.
Mr. Blair from the ilitary Committee, report.
ed bill prov ding for the moRthly payment of the
troops IL u.nthly. Passed.
MIR. May asked TO introduce preamble setting
forth the circumstances attending the arrest and
imprisonment Of the baltimore Police Coonissson-
ers, it having been ascertsined that the witt of
hsbeas coIpus had been treated with eontsnps,
snd that a military despotism has bssW estsb-
lished In Baltimore, and concluding with . REQ.
luton that their arrest end mpsis0nment woeo
without warrant, and Asgrsntly Unconstitutional
and illegal.
Mr.. Bingham raised point u order.
The resolution Was extended under the rule for
the government Of the business Of the session.
The spssker decided that the point was well
taken.
House adjourned.
SENATs.-On motion Of MIR. Wilson, th, bill
supplementary TO the act to increase the military
establishment was taken up and passed.
the President to inform the Senate whether the
Hon. Jas. II. Lane, u kspsas, has bssD spps inisd
Brig. General, and II be accepted the Same.
Passed. Aefs
The bill in relation 70 the Superintsndents Il
On motion oi VI. Chandler, the bill " issssess
the Consular representation Of the United Ststse
during the rebellion, vas taken up and passed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
Peg sale NJ 4 Heavy Discount

j poxrY-vlvs DOLLAR, against Col. Il. Il.
Heath, D. \. Aah0ny and other member: Of
Committee on Printing for the breckinridge Dem
49,, VA (.e.vention which assembled il this city
M August |; and the other for NINE DOLLARS
seainst soe Lk CLAIRE DEMOCRATIC CLU6.
K.th claims have been ACKNOWLEDGED 20 b ses-
rect, and paynsnt repeatedly pFon'ssd. We
vouid state that the members Of the Brsckinrdgs
party, in this city, gsd their psopofsaos 'ns n
Hssth. j. A. " shooy and others Of Dubuque, -.
sured - that the balance should be settled .
once. This assurance was given some siyh. months
ancs. such bsiEg ths CASE Capitalists wiA .
once pescsive that this IL rass opportunity 70 IN
vest in securities which will not aepsses0ss.
NJ A. proasrinR complete list u oos polita-
AL eiams. al6 WILL 10 few days, o6ss - our CIT
isero elcrious oppor unity for Pe,mass.t invest
-snt ksCHAROSO6, WEST > ".
- H. Q-dkwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
DRs. NEWELL 4 CHARLES,


DHNTIsrs,
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
h. the citisens Of Davenport and sur
IIyJYY rounding country, that they have
permanently located il this city.
All patients fsvoring Drs. N. 4 G. with their ccn-
6dence may rely upon their utmost exertions 70
perform every operation il - perfect manner o.
possible. Particular ssssDtion paid to the regu-
lstion of Childrens Teeth. Terms of Artificial
WORK made known upon application. Charges
moderate. O6ice on Brady street, between Third
and Fourth.
r. BRAxD. Mayer, Galens.
BsM. CAnPBELL,
WRl0HLY SHALL,
Da. J. A. SCxo00s, Dentist.
PA. LIvsRMosB, i"
G. w. hssFsfEAD, n. D.,
+. CnoNlH, n. u,
Ds ". p. HiLLs, Davenport
my40-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

PERsoxAL.-Geo. H. Parker, ksq,
arrived home Yesterday svesiog from s''P 70
the East
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
Trouble In Iowa from the Missouri
Rebels..A Call Tor Help

HeOeIseeA Cnll Tor Help
BURLINGTON, Iowa, July 80.
Mr.. Thisson, Superintendent of the Buring-
ton Missouri Railroad. received the following
letter by this evenings train:
CHaUrAUQUE, I, wa, July 30.
To Ii. THiRLsON, STPT-SH The rebels OF
Missouri within twelve miles of this place,
burning and killing as they come this way. The
men Of this place wish mo to write to sec if you
would let train fetch q load Of men from kur-
lington, if thev will come. The people are very
much excited here.
lSigned] G. +. Rowe, Station Agent.
Mr.. Thielson will start an extra train in the
morning with what men ami arms san gathered
here. Frequ mt reports have reached here from,
The Missouri line, of depredatons committed by
bands uf rebels who have been dodging across
within the last two weeks.
Four regiments rendezvoused here, but
without arms or ammunition.
From st. LOuis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
LOUIS A. MA(kLOT,
BANKER 4 DEAL ER IN EXCu lNGE,
DAvonpor Iowa.
sgl-dlw
DissOIs IsatiO1a. /.

TINE CO-PARTNERSHIP OF CORBlN, DOW
u : Brown il this day dissolved BY the with
draval of Mr.. Austin Corbin.
-''"' = AUSTIN CORBIN.
GEO. B. G. Low.
SAMUEL E. BROWN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
July 81. 1861.

Geo. s. @. Dow and Samuel :. Brown will CON
Time the practice Of law, - partners, under the
Arm Of Dow Brown. 1T the old place. jy3l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

[Specal to the Chicago Tribune.
All the nmat-s Of the State Lunatic Asylum Al
Fulton, ere being sent home. The institution is
to be closed for want of funds from the Sta to
su tain it.
The Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Fulton, has
been closed for the same reason, and has but a
few private patients remaining.
1t Is rumored that Gen Fremont will soon 60 to
Cairo, and that Gen. Lyon will return here, leav-
ing Col Sig-l in command Of the military in the
South " estern portion OF the Stxte.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

Tas numerous readers Of the 0reot
Wsst will - glad y know thst " stssliDg
family Journal will nsks its appssrsses 10
due form ts-mos srow. Subsesibsrs apd nsvs
dsslsss supplied u the asaai accommodating
terms.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
JosaN aUMk Il CO..

JO0lN n GM 3 Il CO..
Z m n . r . r -,
w N Ol sale DeAlePA
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WIVES, LIQ UOR0
AND CHOICE CIGARS.
A LSO, large and complete assortment OF
"A GROCERIES,
Always on hand.
NIB. COLL and examine, corner of lows and
Third streets, Davenport. FebI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

DsLloIoUs.-Foe supnrb dish Of ice
cream ssd berries esil q Cslliss sslees, Cath.
ole block Sssh Iusasiss then vsro days
ere net at sll bed 20 take.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
From Wash 4 ngt0n.


II was rumored among the sscessionists that the
Msry land Les isaturc will attempt 20 pass an or
dinance Of secession in secret session. The Leg
islature, however, is closely watched BY General
Dix.
There is . rumor in the city to-day that 0ensr-
Al Lee is advancing with large force upon Con-
sral Banks IT Harpsfs Ferry.
The brigade Of Federal troops under the con-
mand Of COL Howard, 10 busily engaged to-day In
throwing up sntrenchmsnts tour miles from Alsx-
anIria.
Gen. Mcclellan expresses the opinion that this
will be an artillery war and AXIS for - many bas-
tories as it is possible 70 provide
A Regiment has been sent BY Gen. AoClsllaa
TO extend the line Of pickets slong the Potomae,
from hero 10 usrpss's Perry. Thi will sosase
early notice Of the movsments Of the rebels theso,
and will put end TO ths.r corresposdsnes with
Maryland. 4sg f
Several additional regimsnts have gone up to
tho Chsin Bridge this morning., whore thrss -
four regiments are now posted. zs .s
There are fresh indications of the Inauguration
Of more vigorous policy. The eosntsy aay fes1
confidence nov tha. there are earnestne,s and en-
ssgy in every department If the was o0ss. Osa
Mcclellan inspires and supsrvisss eve,yihirg.
We learn, from source entitled 70 credit, that
Fort Fillmore, Texas, has bssn reiniesesd By -
companies. Also, that Col. Candy hes Astsd out
such IN expedition against Fort Bliss, now gasd-
ssnsd BY foxsns, - 70 make it, capture certain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
THOMAS POWELL,S.
BRIG Z FAMILY MEDICINE STORR
-LAT4-
- vn N -

-LAfH-
III DTsN.
90. BRADY STREET. .......... 90
rTAvINO ADOPTED THR CASH 5YSTIn
A Of buying and selling goode, an peer,nred
20 oGer at very low PAGES, 70 which Irespeetful.
y call attsntioa q the pablic. lp addition 70
we'll selected stock of
Drugs, uedisinsG, Tsilst Deeds, ets..
l vsslA seaisit yoss aIssatiea = : new arrival ..
goods by expfess-
DAzIN'S AAANOINE,
PARMA COLOGNE, (Bssf BsAHps.)
LUBiN'S EXTRACT (xBw rnsSunsRY, }
BINZINE,
Toilet Soaps, Amsriean, French and Rngiish
With . full aesestnsat of fnDsu, nAm, 0l0sn, aAT
. -ssw ss-s Alooa ~ easse Z
DA8R 81 A0U - ANDYs 49, I'll la+
} PALE MENN EsgY 0AAvDY,
~-< WRosTGe 1AD92lAs
re4r vsA9rl4
pA1E AME0RY.
VIA vil ,sss,l szblsllvsly II asai1il yss.
leooa . .rea. s 4 :
4 Aeoo'o Havana 01O09s0
CAdss nn.ih alno - ~ inS0o9s
wsa 8a s8ss t@ 19DDG1UUUf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

Fl. AonnOn, July -.
Col Aliens examination has to-day beeo bsoQRAt
to close and tho case will be referred 70 the Wae
Department ct Wsshisgteo. IL y thosehs ~
many that the charges will not be sustainsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

River stems.
WsDs1sDAY, July u.
An11vUD.
KATE CAssBL, HillAouse, Montsoss.
DEHARTBD.
AD HMs, Calf, Dubqqas.
KATE cAsssl. RillhePu'e, Aontso's.
The Denmark, from St Louis for St. Paul, IL
due to-day.
The popslar and we'll commanded steamer Ne
tropolitan, Capt. Huiord and Clerk Ovens, will dc
part for st. Louis to-day.
The Pomsry will depart for Fl. Madison this
evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
From New YOYk. .a Ee
New YoaE, July u.


Especial TO the Commercial.l
The Baltimore / Ohio Railroad 10 now opsu
from Cumberland TO Wheeling.
Jobs Hoiston Ct this city, hes been osroDts6 aad
imprisoned on q charge Of treason, in having aid
ed tho panic 1T the battle Of Balls Ron.
Secret movements are now in progTses 70 e4eet
the removal Of secession elsrks from the DspsrtL
ment. &
Col Fasnham Of the Pirs Zousva, ID rapidly -.
coverings He hss not gone insaae - has been
re ported in papers. He will b ous IN fsv 1oys.
The Fire Zouavss, much % their ssetiAeaaiee,
received areaSsges f pay 70 day.
Gen Beausegard 10 his o6icial accoune g The
battle u Balls Run, sssssd thss their lam ~
about lOv killed end ZOO wounded.
The steamer Joseph whitnsy, ffo0 Daltimoss
and Fort MsHsnsy n the ssh, he's ssBiysd. She
brings detachment Of the y Ii Nsw Yesk ss0i.
ment, and also the following psisosefs: Riehssl
Hines, Police CoDnissiosss fsen Dsltlness ,.
A. Davis, do. !; ". H. 0otshslls - sCAss. Aswesas
do. also Dr.. Edward johnson, tAksn on boesd tAe
steamer Martha Washingtoa With the HreoeA -
d. Saessl 3. Lyon, !. @. yita9ssssss. - !.
Cusiek. Jas. AarpAy, Chas. =. 4sspAy - CAAes
N. Hagslin. s.,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

osAs. =. FUsrAn. 49, = s'ssAs
pUaNAm Z ROo9Bo.
| 4 TfORNkYS AND COZ At !AW'
I "A OyyIcr. Devenpost Block, NON, nais 9.
| Seoool Pvoog. Ssss>eW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
The Missouri Convention.

JEFFERSON Cry, July 30.
The Convention to-day declared vacant the ON
ces Of Governor, Lieut.. Governor and secretary Of
State, by vote of IS to IS and the seats Of the
members Of the present General Assembly we're
vacated. The Convention adopted, with material
alteration, the whole balance Of the report Of the
COMMITTEES Of Eight as heretofore reported. The
Convention will TO- morrow appoint . Provisional
Governor, Lieut.. Governor and Secretary Of Stste
Judge Gamble. OF st. Louis, John B. Henderson
and Gen. Thos. L. Price, spoken Of for Cover
nor all Union men. The Convestion will doubt
less adjouru tomorrow.
JE5Fzasok CiTY, July 81.
The Convention this morning elected Hon. Ham
ilten X. Gamble Of st. Louis, Governor Of Mis-
souri, by 6S votes, Willard Phall, Lieut.. Gov. BY
81 votes, Mr.. Oliver as Secretary Of State ~ 81
votes. The opposition we're excused from voting,
~ they protested against the power Of the Con-
vention. No votes we're cast against any of the
candidates.
Gov. Gamble will be inaugurated in the Con-
vention at o'clock =. VI. Aiss Lieut.. Gov. and
Secretary Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

MgyICO, No., July 80.
Brigadier General Pope has issued q special or
der assigning Brigsdisr General HurIburt TO con-
mand the United States forces along the Ham; bal
1 st. Joseph Railroad. Col. Grant will command
at Mexico, on tho North Red. Col. Ross will o.
cupy this section, and Col. Palmer viii past hia
Regiment at Rennick, and Sturgss wGking hia
headquarters 1t Rennick. These several Districts
will be divided into sub Districts. not exceedtse
seven miles in extent. Tne comm ending o4cesa
are instructed to report to the District hesdqaer-
ters ~ McKee, the name Of persons suitable TO b
appsinted Supssintendents and Assistant Super.
intsndents, whose duty it shall be 70 protect the
Railroad property in tnsir respective divisions.
All Illegal ssssnblsges will b promptly broken
up, and sli prisoners taken in arms agnipst the
Urited States will b sent = the Conmaodes-in-
Gensrsl No asrs.ts will b made Tor opinions
seks, unlsss the .sties arc engaged IN opss scta
Of hostility or are ssimalsting Others to saeh esea
By words Of publication.
The restoration Of psses and safety 70 Fsgica
destroyed BY evil cosmetics asd the pessssce .
infamous assassins and ineendiasiss intsstisg ths
country, 10 snnoancej to BE- the mission o. tAs
force ia North Missouri.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

TaE Mr.. Wilkie reported wounded in
the skirmish At Forsyth. No. 10 Frank B.
Wilkie. correspondent Of the Dubuque Hsrold
and New York Z;mes He vas knocked over
and slightly injured by . shot from IL
pounder A-sd by mistake by our own men
into the Court House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

RoAsr APPLKs.-We saw some very
nicely roasted apples At Summers fruit stand
yesterday. HOUSEWIVES should act upon this
hint. and prepare their meals during this hot
weather by placing their pots, stev.psns. ct
cetera, out where the sun can get good look
Ct them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01
LlUUOkS.
CANADA LIQUOR SrOlkk +
NO. 81 brady Street.

A SPLENDID NEW ASSORTMENT OF
n Foreign and Domestic Wines and brandics
just received and tor sale low for cash. viz:
Superior Ola Cognac, Of tha best brands,
CatawbA Brandy, very fine and pure,
American isfandy, trr cooking purposes,
Fine Old Scotch Whisky,
Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky, guaranteed pure,
Sherry, Port end Madeira Wines, old and Prime,
Sparkling Catawha and Champagne Wines,
of the very best brands
Cherry, Black berry and Raspberry Brandy
good for dysentery and diarrhna,
Cider Vinegar Common Vinegar Sorghum syrup
30, &c., &C., fc., Gc.
All el which will be sold At prices TO suit the
times, either 1t Wholesale Of retail, by
ls~..'.s IL. 3. RICGFv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

OMAHA, July 30
Five companies Of the lst regiment OF Nebraska
volunteers, Col. Shoger commanding, left on tht
steamer West Wind for 1T. JO. They take two
pieces OF cannon with them.
Weather intensely warm, and creps heavy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

SOLD Our.-Evans, Chew & Co. have
disposed Of their entire stock Of wheat 10 their
warehouse to Burlington mill. II Was being
shipped aboard the Kate CAsssl yesterday.
The lot. amounting to some $4,000 bushels.
vas cold at 66 cents per bushsl. This firm will
commence filling up again - soon a. wheat
gets to coming in fairly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

Dissolution OF THE BANKING Fran
oy MAcKLor 4 CosBIN.-By notice In another
column. our citizens will learn that the bank
ing firm of hacklot l. Corbin 10 this day dis
solved. and also the firm Of Corbin. Dow 4
Brown, Mr.. Austin Cosbin retiring. The house
of Macklot / Corbin has bseo 10 business over
eight yeals. and during good and bad tunes
has met and promptly discharged all liabilities
in full Of the seven banking irms doing
business in this city in 1857. this one is and
has been for nearly two ysars the only one
LETT Satis6sd to make money slowly and
safely, they have built up credit second to
no other In Iowa. and have Won the eonhdsncs
and respect Of all classes Of our citizens. Mr.
Louis A. Nssklot will eontipus the businsss.
and will rsesive, % he will merit the conii.
dsnes Of the old patrons Of the house. In the
new arrangement, our friend Van will remain
at the counter and Mr. Kiddss q the book.
keepers dssl.
In the withdrawal Of Mr.. Corbin from the
banking business. the profession In this State
loses one Of its sblsst, most industrious and
moot successful fnsnciers. Exscting IN the
strict peri rmasss Of all contracts made in f.
vor Of the banking house. be hss been st the
came time - particular and risie IN the fal6l.
ment Of his own. Few men can look upon
their business career With more satisfaciion
than nr. Q. In the vasious currency tseublss
through which the North.weat has passed
daring the last five years be has never eslsa-
lated smiss or failed to witness the almost sss-
tain rsalisstieas Of bic prsdissieas. aud sev.
. he reires, alter eight years Of sssssssfpl
eusiuess. be has the satisiaetion Of ksovisg
thss - dspedtoe has ever called : sssosd sias
ior bic nensy. AL that NO liability ef The
bosss nov exists that cannot be paid st ssss
u geld. s.ask uvsf-4
NJ, O. wtllssoais. fer The present, q the
bsak ies Tie assslsasnt u the old bsaises el
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

The STATE PREss.-We understand
that the State Press. published ct Iowa City.
will after the issue Of this week, be pnblished
by Sylvester 4 Given. John W. Van Hesen.
Eco withdraws from the editorial chair Of the
Prsss. leaving the came to be occupied BY Dick
Sylvester. We trust that this arrangement
will be agreeable to al concerned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-01

GovRRNOR's PROCLAMATION. - We
call attention 10 the proclamation issued by
the Gov sraor. concerning the call for new reg.
iments from Iowa. Nov 10 the time to 60 into
service. We presume the entire number
called, AID mere too, will be in rendezvous At
or before he time srecified At least two reg.
iu,ents-oes Of Infantry and one Of Cavalry
will be rendezvous ct this place.