Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
THE OFT Y.


Call at Wh,slcl's this toleuoon.
GAIL at WhlsIer's for more Of those
cheap and durable 1r, goods.
STILL they CONE Those elegant
.., les OF Fall Halls and Caps at Farend's The
goods are neat. cheap and durable.
Sick LIsT.-There are now thirteen
patients from camp in the hospital. None Of
them are daugc1ousiy sick, % are glad to
hear.
O,TAwA IIo. sR Falls We direct the
attention Of the public TO the advertisement OF
Cue Railroad for carrying Passengers and stock
to the Ottawa Horse FAIR
BREAKING RocK.-We noticed several
workmen engaged on the leves yesterday in
breskiug rock aud filing up the bad places
here.
THE Daily is ne OF Der Democrat now
con,nns all III. teiegrsphic .e@s the sane as
the Eogl,sh papers. That i. large improve
M nj on the forn er management Of that jour
nal fischer und, re ands tie business.
CROWDED. market is perfectly
c-owd . with nice Appl.s and Peaches. We
have never seen them 20 abundant ard 30 nice
Now i. the time 10 indulge il there is no f,sr
ot DOCTOR hill before Your eyes.
QUIET.-In the ilenical line yeser
day 1t uas unusually qrirt aud harmless The
,ut ic resrs was lot violated, and stirtling
-vents neii her cast heir shadows before bur
CONE the eu.selv.s. We hope for better times.
ENJoyIxe THEIR LEIsURE.-The mem
t-is Of Cspt. W.n,z's .ompany are enjoy ing
,hemaelves with their families and friende. at
ter the, arduoue campaign. Most OF hem vii
he likely to return 10 service after they have
60. thoroughly recruited.
THE Improvements at the Fair "rounos
IRE row very nearly completed. Evrryth'' g
!. in neat and whol-s me cor dlt;on. The horse
'anciers are gathering in, and getting thrir
stock trained for a strong pull f,r the heavy
premiuns off~red.
BACK To-NlGHr.- Our troops which
LEFT for k-okuk 10 such haste the o her da,
20 "pr tec,' the city, may be expected back
this eveting They wi. hav. hal fine pless,
IRE excureIon for which the State id have to
foot lii Of four thousand dollars. That i.
pretty dear fun.
DAVENPORT AND DuBrQ QuE. - The
Two h,es,d popular ioat-. Clara Hue and
Ad lI,ne, will hereafter per :iisemen,,
make regular daily trips between tbs city AID
Dubuque The pubhc will pleAs- take noiice
and give them .lb raj share OF patronage
yers and the interest Of shippers
GATHERISG DLANKETs.-Wen nnde.-
stand th the Rev. Mr.. Judd aud MI Joshua
Burr visited the houses OF sew raj of our ciii.
3 rs yesterday. and collected eighty tlsnkets
an fifteen quill for the o. the eoldiers at
camp. 1t was fine d.y's work. Tn. nightr
are eating ittIe chilly. and the nen who
have 10 coveiirg FIR their hunks nstu?all,
. ltfrr The blankets w3re distributed = rer.
day.
COUNTER CARD. have seen q
,ounter card wrt,vn by Sergeant Bnye OF
Con pauy IL Second Cavalry, 10 which l..
states that he heard Mr.. Ta!uage make 10.
,llesed Insulting remarks on Monday last, and
ps,e;t witnesses at spy time. Tha issue il
nov fairly forn ed, a. the iawJ ers say, and W.
are no % prepared to hear the witnesses testify
upon the case. We presume, however. tha,
New CLOThts, s,-SOae OF our cloth
ing establishments have lately been engag-t
10 iling orders for pants for the so,di re /,
c mp who we're too poorly de-. e to apear
tee. ntly on parade We understand tn "a. Gen
Baker ordred the gum-'.s on his own re.
-pons'bilit-, being det4rUin. d that the me.
-hoali no. he allowed to get pak d while ur-
ler his charge Several hnndved new blankets
ma = also been distrib ted amorg the men.
This is as it shoulk be.
FlGHr.-Two b,uisers, an English
man and 40 lrishman, met on F out stree
yesterday sf,.rnooa. and being well Llist viii
poor whlskev, deiptrrely went to NO h
) get up fight. which they succe. ded il
bringing about. While engaged in the busi.
ness Policeman Tillebein came along and took
them under his Dtrol and ,narci. ed the.s be-
fore squire Wheeler. who e el each Eve dol.
lAs and costs. Both Sc tied up 40 left Court
10 ge, sohere0 off
ON1oSs.-This crop for which Scott
county ha. 20 long been celebrated. has not
grover 60 good this sea'on as formerly. Th.
weather during the latter part OF the season
has been a!together too dry for Onion culture.
A. j; i.. however. there are more of them than
there sill be any sale or use ior Heretofor,
'hry have been shipped South 10 large quAo-
ti,iss. Our onions vent into ell the southern
States. to Cnbs. Pansus, and even TO N, xieo,
bu, that trade being et -ciuslly cut fl. Onions
0iil a drnc in The o,.~L.. Th.c noc ooe