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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
From Cairo.
SPECIAL Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.

Special Dispatch to the Chicago lnbGne
CAIRo, Sept. so.
Last night about three O'Clock, brisk Ugh
took place at the bridge across James bayou, 81:
miles southwest of Norfolk. A force of about loo
Fedcrals were guarding the bridge, when force
OF rebels, some two or three hundred strong, Con-
posed Of infantry and cavalry, approached with
tho intention Of destroying it. The Federais
came back to this side Of the bayou, and after
heavy firing on each side for WHILE the rebels
finally Withdrew, leaving one man badly wounded
and several dead bodies on the field. One Federal
is missing, and two are slightly wounded. The
rebel prisoner, who is mortally wounded, says that
q lprge force Of Pok's command left Columbus
yesterday, for an at lck Oh Paducah.
Capt. Ritter's company in the 2Sth Illinois, out
guaring the railroad bridge this side OF Charles
ton, h ad a brush with the rebcs last night. The
Federals repuissd the enemy, sustaining no dan
age. The rebels succeeded, however, destroyin1 Z
the bridge next to G arlcston. The bridge will
bo Immediately rsbuit and protected.
A young Missourian is to night At the head quar-
ters who. last night, escaped from JET. Thomp
sons army at Eemot. The young man was I'm
pressed into the rebel service and in company with
some eight or ten fellows succeeded IN making ms
escape He says that tho whole OF JeH Ihomp
sons com mand, two thousand streng, is eacamped
at Belmot. They armed only with shot guns
and lew common rides. They have but httie
camp equippage, and mostly live in the woods a'
animals. they seem to have no object IN view
and no settled plan Of campaign. This young mar
saws that no rebel movement like the one reported
by our ounded prisoner had taken place yester
day from Columbus, to his certain knowledge. III
says thas there is hardly o man Of Thompson
com nand but would escape if possible.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
ADyUTANT GkNERAL's OrvICE.
Davenport, Oct !. 1861.

Davenport, Oct ], 1867. J
EDIroRs DExoCRAT AND News - Gents -
There vas in your paper Of Oct. let. IN arti
Gle rejecting on Governor kirkvood and E
Clark, Eco. have no time to write or ex
plain At any length. but wish 70 ssy that
sent Clark to the East to buy ssddles fol
the 2d cavalry. and that according to my besi
novledee and belief, Gov. Kirkvoo knew
nothing about my action in one way or the
other wish to say further. that Z. CLARK
had no connection or information so far as
know. with the blankets received at this point
Truly yours, N. b. BAKER,
Adit Gen. of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
River items.

TuEsDAY, October l.
ARRIVED.
HENRY CLAY, Buford, St. Paul.
POAEROY, Davis. Fort Madison.
AD HINB, Calf, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
HENRY CLAY, Buford, Nontrose.
PoxEROY, Davis, Fl. Madison.
The Northern Line packet Pembns, Capt. Hill
will depart for st. Paul and way points this
morning.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel,
Capt Hillhouse, will depart for Montrose this
morning.
The Ad Hine, Capt. Gait and Clerk Dalzell, will
depar, for Dubuque and way points at o'clock
this morning.
The officers OF the Henry Clay report the river
falling very fast all the way to st. Paul, and
if it should continue for many days the large
boats will have much trouble in passing the upper
rapids,
TIE OHIO RIvER BRIDGEp-A bridge Of barges
has bean constructed across the river at Paducah
One hundred aud forty barges, and an immense
quantity Of chain cables and heavy anchors arc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

MEETING AT THE Court HOUSE.
There was public meeting at the Court House
ast evening, called for the purpose Of affordng
Gov. Kirk wood on opportunity to white II
himself before this people, preparatory to II"
election, " hich takes place on Tuesday next Ii
went through wthlais story n.his usually fasei
mating manner. ard no doubt achieved theobieci
sought, 90 far as his individual opinion wa
concerned-possibly to the minds of his deuf
Republican friends. 1t makes little difference
anyhow. After so much was done with, the
after portion Of his speech was hue and cry
ter the Union ticket He foresees trouble ahead
so far ~ Reelection is concerned, and affects
to believe that unl SO the Republican ticket
successful the State aud her credit Is gone u
smash-and perhaps the Government of the
United States along with it. This is mere pc
litical clsp-trap. as he and every other seps'l.
man knows.
Gen. Baker followed him in one OF his usua
ly logical harraDgues which was badly az
plsuded. He don't think the Union party i,
go poisonous as Kirkwood does, yet he is rath-
er fearful Of Elwood, who by the way is not
running on the Union tiekos, nor at oil ia.
a. we can learn. But kirkwood could cay no.
thing against Merritt. nor any other man on
the Union ticket, so he wades into al
imaginary Elwood and gave him particular
fits. as did Gen. Baker also 1t furnished
them speaking material-a very good thing to
have when speech is to be served up and
particularly political speech.
Hiram Price epoke. The Union ticket af
hlcted him generally. and Elwood in partlcu
lar. He gave the fellow hard licks and prot
ably spoied his election--provided he runs
Capt Rector Of the I'd Cavalry also made a
ver,' handsome and thrilling speech-patriotie
and manly to q degree; but he too has The
horrors as to Elv vood-snd even intimated that
the man might play mischief with the entire
financial operations o the country.
TIE speeches generally we're patriotic, bnt
there was expressed a greater horror for
Elwood then ever the devil conceIv
ed Of the regenerative effects Ct holy
water. In all, there was more politi-
cal CANNON in the meeting than many might
have wished and for all the brg bears about
that inferGal Elwood, we venture the predict.
ion that neither Kirkwood. Baker, Price or
Recter will lose o moments sleep on his SC.
count.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
TOWNSHIP EuECTION.

VTyHE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF DAVEN-
L port township are hereby notified to assemble
at the Court House, in thecity of Davenport, on
Tuesday the sth pay of October, and eive in theil
ballots for the following officers for the ensuing
year:
County Supervisors.
Township Trustees.
Conssabes.
l Clerk.
l Assessor, and
Road Supervisor, for each Of the IS Road Dis
trcts.
j. J. SMART, Township Clerk.
BY order of the Trustees.
September 2l, 1861 --d&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
Later from California.

CWBBIW ATEK1 VCC. z.
The Pony Express with San francisco dates to
the 2Ist met, passed here at A. N. to-day.
The sonora took down to Panama 81, 81 900 in
treasure.
Judge John McEIenry. formerly Of the 9Th dis
trict court in New Orleans, was aerested 1t San
Francisco for try ng to induce soldier to desert
the Z. $. service.
Tho city Of Alamo in Sonora had been captured
by large army from the State Of sonora.
1t is believed that Van Dorm was advancing to-
wards Sonora with a large force.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

i. n q q r n ,

= SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
C4 and Rock Island, respectfully announces -
to the citisens Of Davenport that hs u now pr.
pared to
Clean, Color and Manufacture
q Id H ATo
into good ones, at short notice aod % reaeooAble
terms. Recollect the piece, b Ssooed eteees, b.
tween Perry and Rock Island. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
DAVENPORT IOWA WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER q 1851

until the goods arrived. We car imagine how
much more like men they would have left than
to depart In rage as they did.
We hope that the other contracts for our
soldiers will fall into the hands Of just such
honest, faithful men as Bowen Brothers. They
know their duty, and perform it. The boys
will get their uniforms tomorrow, probably.
Mr.. Bowen has gone down to superintend the
dressing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

ACCOMMODATIONS Hon. n. J.
Kusch. ~ the request Of the Germans. almost
unanimously expressed. has consented TO run
~ candi late for the Legislature. upon the
Union Ticket
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
From Jefferson City.
JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. 80.

ISpecial to the Chicsgo Tribune.
The officers Of Mulligan's Regimont are here,
en- route for st. Louis Col. Marshall is also here
1t is reported that Gen. Lane burned Osceola on
Wednesday last. His troops were fired upon from
windows while marching through tho streets,
hence tho burning.
II is reported that Price has sent 1900 men
against sturgis, At Ksnsas City. Prices object
10 to capture Leavenworth.
Fremont still remains hero. Col. Whites regi
meas is going to Boonville.
A boat with Asg Of truce, is going to Lexing-
ton for our wounded soldiers. n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

UNION TOWNSHIP CONVENTION. =
Pursuant to call, the Township Convention of
the Union party, was held at the Court House
yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of noui-
mating Union Township ticket.
On motion, David Higgine was called to the
chair, and P. B. Harding va appointed secrs.
tsrv.
the following ticket was put in nomination ::
For Sspefrisors-Dayid Higgins and Theis
Sasidt. Z1s.WS
Assessor-Fraucs Ochs
Township zrnstees-Wm. Gray, John Wun.
derlich, James Dooley.
Coastables-L. W. Steinberg and w. II.
Johns. n.
Clerk-Ge G. Custer.
The chair appointed R. D. Congdon. NJ: J.
Rholfs and Nicholas Kuhnen Union Township
Committee for the ensuing year,
On motion, meeting adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
Prom st. Louis.

ST. LOUID, Sept. ~
The Republican learns that . statement is fo'th-
coming from Col. Hardin, the Adj't Of Gen. Ly %,
who was, in the absence Of Gen. Lyon. in command
Of this department up to the period of Gen. Fro
mont's arrival here, which will show beyond ques-
tion the absolute impossibility Of aid being res-
dor ed Lyon BY Fremont before the battls OF Will
sons Creek
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

THERE was no great change in the
condition Of Mr.. Palmer At Camp Hospital yes
terdAy. II IL thought that his other arm will
have TO be amputsted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

ELEVENTH RE1IMENT.-We under
stand that two companies arrived from the
West last night, making in al! eleven compa.
nies IN Camp Mcclellan. This fills up the reg
iment and little more. Still the volunteer
Ing goes On vigorously. Iowa can make a
few more regiments right off II needed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

GETTING INTEREsrING.-Last evening
We found In oar mail box . communication
signed by some twenty eommissio~ed e6Fcers Of
the Cavalry Regiment in quarters At Camp
10 Holt. denying that the soldiers in Camp
AeCielan were destitute Of clothing. or any
thing else. which would be conducive to their
comfort. Now this may all be true to-day. but
such vas not the case when the articles referred
70 we're pennsd. and the signers Of the docu
ment before us cannot gaiusay our assertion
The articles In question were intended to cor.
Psct abuses. and We verify believe they have
had just the effect desired. And - to con.
sslting lot Of militia Captains. Lieuteoants.
Colonsls. etc.. - TO what Ne shall write, or
what particular tone ehsll pervads our srti-
cles. We will Just say-~os mach will sos
Thank God, neither mob law nor martial law
can be brought to bear upon the free press Of
Iowa, and they can yet utter their honest sen.
timsnts 10 favor Of the oppressed. The CON-
municstion closes 10 the following hifalutin
style, which is supposed to be uttered in a
deep. ghost Of Hamlet tone:
I'VE dem0nd that all articles Of similar
character be excluded from your future is.
suesl"
Well. gentlemen, you talk big. ard We have
not the least doubt you are i" considerable
punkine," but just let us tell you one thing
II you entertain al idea that You can shut the
mouths Of the editors Of this paper, disabuse
yourselves of it at once-you are sucked in
for it can't be done. The thing was tried on
loug before Kirkwood gave you permission "a
wear bright brass buttons and stripes. and th,
attempt failed. Threats We pay no attention
to. We treat every man with consideration
until he provokss our ire, and then he gene
rally catches h-hai! Columbia.
Your communication. Aessrs. officers, has
been carefully filed away, and in case any o.
you fall while fighting for our country. y sLal
have the satisfAetion Of possessing your genu
Inc aotogrsphs.
II the abuees Of which We have written hav,
been rsoovsd. % you more than intimate, vel
and good oor mission hes been eonsumstsd
and - mush good achieved for the human fem
", '% 's'e--' '.-.'' '''''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

PREPARE FOR BATTLE.-COmmittee
and candidates should be getting their tickets
resdy and circulated through the different pre-.
eints. Be in season about this and prevent
mistakes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
% motion, meeting adjourned.

BULLY FOR YoU, BUB.-Sam, the
Governor, has good man in the I'd cavalry.
He writes for the Muscstins Journal. and
signs himself "Diff." He is facetious cuss. In
the Jouvnal of the 2sth, be gives us an awful
lick, which, did We not feel sure was ironically
intended, would make 10 mad. "0if" eaye he
is Quartermaster Sergeant in the I'd. We con-
gratuIats you. "Dif," upon your elevation.
Guess you are q pretty good fellow. Think
you are light weights" above the shoulders.
though; not Your fault. Of course. Ask Sam
if he don't think you had better stick to sol.
diering. and leave writing for the papers to
the profession
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
ADJ'r. GEs'L's OFFICE. OF THE STATE OF Iowa.

ADy'r, GEN'L's OFFICE OF THE STATE OF Iowa,
Davenport, Sept. 23d, 1861.
Gentlemen having business At the Adjatant
Generals Office are requested to call between
the hours Of and IL o'clock A. n. and 2 and
6 p, n. The other working hours must be de,
voted TO correspondence. issuing COMMISSIONS
and preparations of papers for other camps in
other places, and for recruiting o@esss.
N. B. BAKER,
s-se Adj't Gsp1 Of Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

Mrs N J Bauer, Downevvirs, Cal.
George Collins, Cairo, Illinois.
Rosalia Littig, Fulton,
Mary Castillo, Chicago,
A DedIicksos, Rockford,
A b Porter, Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
Anna Barnes, Cedar Rapids, 8.
Joseph II Glaspy, Marshalltown,
Laura Melendy, Delhi,
I'D Smith, Muscatine,
Martha Henderson, Lowell,
Henry Thraitkill, Inland,
Salie w Bunch, Moscow,
Joseph Cooper, Washington,
J w Grant, MareDgo,
\ & Onsteaa, Webster City,
Philip Clark, Mt Vernon,
Geo Burtes, keokuk,
Moee7 Vanwinkle, Ainsworth, :"
Recorder Of Jasper Co., Nswton,"
Wido Sullivan, Iowa City,
Frank kessler, Birds Point, Mo.
Thomas Donahoe, National Hotel, NY.
Miss McCarrell. Newburgh, NY.
VIC Church, Hu'lsnd, Ohio.
Anna Tickler, Iuumer6eld, Ohio.
Jerry Van Werner, Elysia.
Emelia Knspper, Water Cure, Pa.
Mary Myers, Booling Mills, Pittsburg, Ps.
George b johnson, Mountain Eagle. Pa.
Skillin Houghton, Philadelphia, Pa.
DAVENPORT, October 2, 1861.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEssRS. EDITORS = Please announse my name
ss Independent Union candidate for Township
Assessor JACOB NJ. ELDRIDGE
ANNOUNCEMKNT.-I announce myself as indc-
dendent candidate for the offce Of Constable OF
Davenport township.
WE GROVENBURY.
TIE HONE INSURANCE COMPANY
Or NEW York
CASH CAPITAL, OHE MILLION DOLLARS.
CASH ASSETS, 81 ,495, ,4o9.s4.
VIZ. ROSS, AGENT.
ICE-NETRoPeLITAN BUILDING, DAVENPORT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

CAuTIoN.-If You buy dry goods at
Whislsr's you are sure Of getting the worth OF
your money That's co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
Also Pianos & Harmonic 1alodeonS

From the best manufactures will be sold foe less
than manufacturers prices at No lao Brady
street. sp3-dtf-lstp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

LET 1T RE ATTENDED To.-The bar
racks at Camp McClellan are in most deplor-
able condition. They do not shei rain at all
The straw is wet has been thrown out and
the men are reduced to the necessity Of sleep.
ing in damp blankets on wet boards. We ask
Of the po ~ers that be. why our volunteers are
thus trestedf DO they not merit better things
Have they not left comfortable homes. and
with the promise Of good treatment? Will
Gov. Kirk wood. now that he is in town, at
tend to having that order Of things changed
1t is simply q contemplate outrage-an insult
gratuitously offered to brave volunteers. They
are endsngering their health laying the foun
dation for diseased Was that what they were
called into camp fort We learn that an order
was issued on Monday for the overhauling OF
those barracks and putting shingls roofs upon
them in the place Of board roofr, and that the
order was countermanded yesterday. THE
looks like showing very poor attention 10 the
soldiers Let something be done for t. cir
benefit. Time enough has been fooled away
tolkims about it-let it be done and done OF
once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
From Phileao., hie.

PHfr A7ELPHrA, Oct. l.
The new gun boat itasca was launched to-day ss
Hcrm b Stricker's ship yari The gun boSt
Folio, built 1t HiilinstoE, will bs launchsd to-
morrow morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
Arrest for Treason.

| CHAMBERsBUa6, Dot ].
Dr.. Magill, Of Washington county, Nd, was ~
rested yesterday and conveyed to Fort Mchenys
charged with constant communication with his
son.in-law In the Rebel army. Tho arrest of DR..
Nagill causes considerable sensation in Chambers.
burg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

BALrIx0RB, Oct. ].
The Old Point boat which arrived hers this
morning, brings nothing new. The hstte'as boss
had not arrived when she left, but she wss sageg-
ly looked for.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
SlrAved.

nN TUESDAY MORNING, slTH INSTANT.
~ from the subscriber, bright bay Aars. sbsus
IA hands high had scratches on her Two hisd legs
and when last seen had piece Of rope around hef
neck. Any informatoE -e.a~'inc her, lett At this
Office, will be liberai.y Eewarcso.
ana5-dtfl JOHN FLANAGAN,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

UNIFORMS AND OUTFIT OF THE SrH
Iowa RKolnEx7-The full outfit for the s,h
Iowa Infaatry has come at last, but too late
to find the boys here. Yesterday morning
We had the pleasure Of examining ssmplss.
ard after a thorough inspection, have not
the least hesitancy in stating that every ything
pert siuing thereto by far exceeds our .xpecta.
tioLs The entire lot. consisting of drsss for
the men, tents, camp equirpage, tools Tor
constructing Notifications. every imaginable
article required in infantry service. with the
.xception Of arms and ammunition, was con
trscted for by Gen. Baker with the popular
house Of BowES BRoraERs. Chicago. Meet
faithfully have they discharged their duty In
this matter, and in the short space of four
weeks, which We apprehend is equal to
eny bing that could be done by any concern
In the country. The entire outfit, weighing
twenty.one tons. and costing about $4,000.
Arrived at this place on Monday. and was
shipped yesterday on the steamer Henry
CAY to It. Louis. where the toys will soon
come in iull possession. The faithiulness and
honesty with which the contract has been fill.
ed would perb3ps excite wonder in this day of
sharp contracts, and unprincip!sd contractors
lhe outfit for each soldier consists of a coat
overcoat, blouse, cap, pants. blanket. shirts
drs wers. haverssck, knapsack (Stsrk's) socks,
canteen and with theee. tents and full camp
equippsge, consisting Of drums. 6fes. busles
aud flag also camp ksttlss, stew pans. frying
pans. mess pane. dippers. together with spades
snd shovels. sll complete and in good order.
There were about 100 tents-all ready for SER
vice.
The dag is . perfect gem-manufactured Of
the heaviest silk. with stare 10 gold leaf. with
heavy tassels, and ornamented with heavy
white fringe. The staff 10 surmounted with q
gilt spear Tae Iowa 9Th will indulge in eoms
loud cheering over that stand Of colors We pre-.
dici. and defend them to the very last extrem-
ity.
The coats and pants are made of an excel.
lent article Of army blue-the former of frock
pattern and gilt button-and giving a neat
dressy appearance. The blousss are blue also.
and well made. but Ct lighter cloth. The over
coats are sky blue, telt,-impervious to water.
The articles are we'll made. and may be war.
ranted to lsst % long Is the regulation re.
quires. The blankets are splendid--weghing
Il. possds to the pair. while the socks ere
heavy woolen, and the shirts and drawers Of
the sams kind. more complete dress or .
better one cannot be found in any regiment in
the servtes--and We may say that few have a.
good. The hsversscks are Of black oilcloth.
with movable linings for convenience in wssh.
ing. 1ns knspeacks are Of the eame material.
with secure straps Of best lssther-very con.
vsnispt and capsoious. The other articles srs
al right-in short the entire contract has been
filed by Aessrs. Bowen 4 Brothers. with "a
eye to comfort and convenience They have
done the handsome thing BY our boys. and y,
oaly regret that they were not kept at home
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02

Why IS Ir?-Thc soldiers at Camp
Mcclellan complain that the papers which are
sent TO the Adjutsnt's office for them. froT th e
newspaper offices Of this city. do not reach
soldiers are as anxious to hear news ss any
body else about this time. They feel person
ally interested.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
THE CIT Y.

Bur your Fall aud Winter dry goods
at Whislsr's. Remember the place-No. s L.
nOv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
LATEST NEWS
By the Mails.
From WASHINGTON.

From Washington.
Especial TO the Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON. Sept. 80.
A letter has turned up in the Dead Letter Office
addressed TO Genenl besuregard by two three
spanish firms in Chilli, offering loan of 81 ,50O,-
600 1T eight per cent, to be paid into the Treasury
in one year after the recognition Of the Confeder
ate States.
Forty I've medical cadets for the army we're ap-
pointed to-day, in accordance with the recent act
Of Congress. Fifty more are to be appointed.
Capt. Elisha d. Brigham has been appointed
Assistant Commissioner, and J. J Cspinger, Cap
tain Of the 10th Regular Infantry, now recruiting
At Chicago.
At Munson's Hill the rebels left an ice hoase
well stocked also quantity Of fresh beef, large
supply Of honey, and beef cattle. Tho Union
troops have already burnt aHd otherwise dsmol-
ished . number OF houses and other valuable
property.
asj. Gen. Gibson, Commissary General, died
last night.
The Government has suspended action in Gen.
Fremont's case to await further tidings from Mis-
souri. Ofhcers unable or unwilling to prevent
muoh feeling excited here in consequence.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-02
CLARK Il IlOYT,


VXIII.L, FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
w sell their stock Of Eastern made Carriages,
to make room for others that are on the road, et
prices which defy competition. Our work p al
made of the best material and in the most thor.
ough manner, and can and will be sold for less
than the price for manufacturing the Same article
in the Western States. Call and SEQ for your
selves.
Ton ...... .$l25 TO 800